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tend the wedding of a nephew
in WallaWalla, Wash, last Sun­
day, and from there on to
Bend for the grange session.
By Myrtle Dmytryk
They plan to return home Sat.
Marsha and Darrell Graven In the meantime Winnie and
have gone to Baker, Ore.
to Johnny are holding down the
spend a few weeks with their fort, and taking care of Gil­
aunt who lives there. Darrell bert. Winnie attended the
plans to work there for
the Youth Presbytery in Portland
summer. Jerry says they have Monday eve.
been gone about a week, and
A builder who was awarded
it seems like a month already. contract to build
a poultry
She is spending more of her house for the big Erving hatch­
I time doing painting and redec­ ery in Winlock, Wash. came
orating in her house.
down last Saturday to take
Del and Nita Gant left ear­ pictures and look over the
ly Sunday night for Bend to at­ single cage laying house at
tend state grange.They are of­ Dymtryk’s poultry farm. They
ficial delegates from Spring- were very impressed with the
water Grange.
,
efficiency of this
operation,
Gilbert Shibley was operat- I which of course made
Jack
| ed on at Doctors Hospital
in none the less proud.
Oregon City June 14 and re­
Joe Guttridge is attending
turned home Saturday. He is State Grange meetings in his
recovering nicely but has to capacity of State Grange De­
remain in bed for a while.
puty. Wilma left Tuesday with
Mrs. Myrl Linn is recupera­ all of her boys intact, and
ting from her surgeryr and is planned to come home Thurs­
expected to return home this day. That in case you’d like to
week.
know, is 'Nerve Jesie Wilber
Margaret and Everett Shib­ rode along with Wilma as far
ley took Margaret’s
parents, as Madras where she stopped
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beck to at­ to visit with her sister.
Springwater
L OCKE RS
Route 3, Boring,
Portland - Estacada Highway
Is pleased to announce their a ffil­
iation w ith - - -
WESTERN FOOD DISTRIBUTORS
sponsored by Northwest Grocery
Company.
B ring you r C lack am as C ounty N ew s $ 2 .0 0
C ou p ons and 50c for a year’s su b scrip tion w ith
th is ad to us.
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The local National Guards­ Among the guests were mem­
men are making ready
to bers of the Kelso Church of
leave early Saturday morning God.
for two weeks summer camp
Soft ball, races and a wat­
at Fort Lewis, Wash.
er balloon catch ended an en­
Loop Hiway a t 1st St.
PGE men have started sur­ joyable afternoon.
veying through here for a pow­
er line to extend from the new
T hurs. - Sun. J u n e 1 3 -1 6
SQUARE DANCE NEWS
dam to Oregon City. Wonder
The
Merry
Mountaineers
what that will do to our TV
Square Dance club
will be
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reception it’s purty close.
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Jean and
Elwin Shibley seen on TV KGW, Channel 8,
Heck
Harper’s
Circle
8
Hoe-
have deposited their daughter,
Mary Elizabeth, with Jean’s downs in the near future.They |
parents, Mr. and Mrs. McClus- will go in June 19th to make STARRING - -
key in Portland and are taking the film and you watch your
their son Jimmy with them on paper for the date and time ELIZABETH TAYLOR
a fast trip to Bend Wednesday. we are on.
There is a dance this Satur­ ROCK HUDSON
It seems that Elwin has an af­
ternoon session to attend
so day, June 15. Hope to see all of
they are going to get it all ov­ you then.
The Del Nordquists attended j
er with in one day.
JAMES DEAN
Quite a few of the local far­ the square dance at Glen Hav-!
mers had the misfortune to en May 29. If any of you club
lose their hay by way of rain­ members have news of where P lea se b e sea ted b efo re
storms this past week. Strictly you have visited or you think
on the Q.T. it could be blamed would be of interest to me 8 : 3 0 to see a co m p lete
on Charlie Stiter, cause even (Helen Dunn) to send to the
can' sh o w .
he admits that if he so much Federation pepaer you
as gets the mower out of the j send it or phone it to Bill Sin-
shed it starts clouding up. All clair.
kidding aside, we are sorry.
Charlie had quite a lot of hay.
down in this last storm.
LOCAL PEOPLE LEAVE
ON ALASKA TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kiggins P lu m b in g and H ea tin g
and their uncle and aunt, Mr. I -General Sheet Metal
and Mrs. L. D. Lenon of Moni­
(By Leila Gordon)
Work
tor left Tuesday, June 11
in
(Last Week’s News)
the Lenon’s
station wagon
E stacad a
At our regular Grange meet with a caravan of cars. They
C ity L icen sed
June 8 all officers will have are making a 3 weeks Gbod-
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their new stations as brother Will Tour of Alaska and hope
Maxwell has completed his to visit Fairbanks.
Sandy
work and they are beautiful.A
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Kiggins
work day will be announced and Jeffrey are staying in his
to stain and varnish them.
parents home. During the ab­
The Garfield Grange annu­ sence of her son Ted and his
al Strawberry Festival will be wife, Mrs. Eva Kiggins, who
held June 22. It will start off makes her home with
them
with pot luck dinner, the des­ will visit her other sons and
25 Gal. PROPANE Tank
sert being stiawberry short­ families.
(Should Be Full)
cake furnished by the Grange,
with a charge of 50c. Dancing i
1
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H.P 1 Cyl. Firesone
later with music by Mr. Smith! Mrs. Joe Rickey, Jr. receiv-
and his accordian; alsQ a _ ed word Tuesday of the death Outboard Motor
friend on the banjo. The mus-1
*ier aunt, Mrs. Joe Mechan­ S ee O w n er - L ast H o u se
icians are from Portland and aShan, Upper Highland- Bea- on H a w th o rn e R o a d in
are very good. There will also veroreek. She had been in Em-
L ake
Park
be other entertainment.
| anuel Hospital for
5 weeks E stacad a
Mr. and Mrs. John Abbott with a h(‘;irt condition.
are driving a new
red and | ____
black ranch wagon. They and ;
the two boys left Mon. for a 3- j
weeks vacation in Calif, visit­
ing Mrs. Abbott’s mother, sis­
ters and families.
In clu d in g H a u lin g , B utch erin g, C oo lin g , Cut-
Mrs. Middletons family, the |
Kregbaums , formerly resided
tin, w rapp ed and d eliv ered for 6c lb.
and attended school in Gar­
P ork 8 c lb.
field. They enjoyed
visiting
old friends in the community.
It had been 40 years since | C o o lin g , cut, w rap p ed and d eliv ere d , 4c lb.
some had met and there was ]
much reminiscing of
school
day pranks. It was a
lovely
party and all enjoyed it.
P h o n e E sta ca d a 2 0R 6
Mr. Alex Botkin had dinner |
in Portland with friends Fri.
Mrs. Hawley Steele is much j
improved and while visiting
her showed two new quilts she j
is working on for her
great ’
grandchildren
Had a telephone call from
Mrs. Hattie Hershberger. She
H . L. B ank s, O p erator-M an ager
is living in Portland with
a
son and family. She has been
Q u a lity S h o e R ep airin g
quite ill since her son’s death.
N O W IN ST O C K
She hopes to visit friends in
Cowboy and Logger Boots, English Brogues,
Estacada and Garfield soon.
Strawberry raisers report a
Spring Styles for Ladies, Children’s and Work
large crop and most all are bu­
Shoes for Men and Boys. - - SPECIAL! Join
sy picking the bumper crop.
Pickers are scarse in some our family shoe club and get a pair free!
fields The berries are of ex­
cellent qailty this year.
Garfield Grange H E. was at
Mrs. Gene Ballous’ on Tues.
eve. Plans were made for the
strawberry festival June 22.
SANDY THEATRE
GIANT
A. D. Benshoof
Garfield News
(iir r in s v ille
S to re
1S T AC AD A COMMUNITY BULLETIN
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Dunlop
are parents of their first baby,
a daughter 4 lb 5 oz. Sharon
Lee.
Grandparents are Mrs.
Wm. Ott of Gresham and Mr.
and Mrs Wm. Daw of Port
land.
Top Reasoner, the 86-year
old man who had his hip bro­
ken when hit by a truck sever­
al days ago, is on the way to
recovery tho it will take sev­
eral months. He lives with his
son, Clarence and family
in
Estacada.
The Estacada High School
Alumni Association has elect­
ed the following officers for
the coming year: Robert Saun-
The North Fork project wiv­
es will have a monthly lunch­
eon at the Amercian Legion
Hall, Estacada, starting Wed.,
June 17, at 12 noon. All em­
ployees wives are
welcome.
Reservations must be
made
not later than Mon., June 15.
Call either Mrs. Leo Stewart,
Mrs. Merle Terry or Mrs. A1
Main.
ders, president; Sim Dunlop,
vice president; Clifton Walters,
secretary and Maxine Smith,
treasurer.
Miss Pamela Colson of Ore­
gon City spent several days
last week at the home of her
grandmother,
Mrs.
Larry
Meade.
Scott Horner was attacked
by appendicitis one day
last
week and was rushed to Holi­
day Park hospital where
he
was operated upon. Being a
healthy and husky
lad
he
didn't mind it a bit and was
ready to come
home right
away which he did after just
a few days.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bud Collins
sold their home on Main St.
near the Methodist Church to
Mr and Mrs. Carl Cellers, who
have been living in the house
near the Christian Church.Mr.
and Mrs. Collins will move to
the home they own in South
Estacada where the
Melvin
Grim family have been living.
on.
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ESTACADA SHOE REPAIR SHOP
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Fresh Creamery
R. £ L. SHOES STORES, Inc.
57c
FROZEN PEAS
TIDE, Giant Package, Regular 83c
Raven 10 oz. pkg.
l O e ec.
mmm
M l AL
Tastewell 5 Lb. Pkos.
lE a e o n lb. 4 E c
Margarine - $1.90
Oregon Bell, 1 Lb. sliced, limit 2
Choice Cut Rib Steak
Pure Pork Sausage
lb. IM Jf**
lb. I f
Zee NAPKINS,-
White, Reg. size
COTTAGE CHEESE
CANTALOUPE, 15c Ea. 2 for 2 9 <
California fancy, vine-ripened
9C E a.
Shurfresh, Full pint
WATERMELON
v ii
25<
MEAT CUT FOR LOCKERS
Harold Middleton
Quart «otîie, R e g ie r 59c tu a r i
SOAP POWDER
FOR SALE
Lb. 5 C
CUCUMBERS,
Large green variety
Currinsviile Merc. Ce.
3 for 2 5 C
P h o n e
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NEWLYWEDS HONORED
WITH RECEPTION
Miss Linda Niesen of Gar­
field and Mr. Jerry Ellis
of
Portland were married in Van­
couver. Wash., June 1 at 3:30
P.M. They were attended by
Mr. and Mrs. Don Reed and
Mr. and Mrs. Swanson.
The
bride was beautiful in a white
lace dress and coat and a white
hat. The girls wore rose bud
corsages and the men red rose
bud boutteneires.
Linda has lived
with her
aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Middleton and attended Esta-
| cada High School where she
graduated with the class
of
1957.
1
Over 200 guests enjoyed the
J reception at the hall Saturday
night. The gifts were s0 num-
! erous it took almost an hour
for the bride and groom to op­
en and display them. The hall
was beautifully decorated by
friends with Mrs. Peggy An­
ders as chairman. She said it
was a joy to work there since
the hall has been painted and
redecorated.
The floral ar­
rangements were by Hawley
Steele and Leila Gordon Dan­
cing followed with music by
two musicians from Portland
on banjo and accordian. The
newly weds will reside in
Portland and we
will wish
them much happiness.
CHI’RCII OF GOD
PROGRAM ON JUNE 9
The Estacada Church of God
held a Childrens’ day program
on Sunday, June 9th in which
all of the classes participated.
Several numbers were sung by I
the Youth Chou .Mrs. James O.
Moore and Mrs. Ralph Woods
directed the program.
Im­
mediately
afterwards a pot-
luck picnic at
Eagle Fern
Park was enjoyed by many of
the members and their friends.
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