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Volume No. 53 Number 28 Fish Ladder Takes Shape ; Crane Set for Big Pour Estacada, Oregon, Friday. July 2(i. 1957 Single Copy I Oc .$2.50 Per Year Local Television Program Appreciated Plans Progressing Your County Fair Over KGW-TV; Dr. Price Comments on C. of C. Picnic To Be Bigger and Five intrepid local citizens camera, appearing for just 15 | Better This Year braved the batteries of lights seconds short o f ten minutes. | Sunday , Aug. 11 He did a marvelous job. pre C A N B Y , ORE — Extensive Paul Treckeme reports that improvements t0 the grounds senting his information with a great deal of poise and in a plans are progicssing for the and buildings have been made nicely relaxed manner. We Upper Clackamas River Cham for the 51st annual Clackamas know he was plenty nervous ber o f Commerce picnic to be County Fair which w ill open but this was not apparent at held on Sunday, Aug 11. Ten here Wednesday, Aug. 14, for all to the view ing audience.At tative plans call for the affair a four day run. this point, the only nos-Estaca- to be held at Tim othy Meadows. The main pavilion, livestock Chairman Treckeme has so barns and dan on the panel took over his grandstand have part. Jack Caldwell, our city far coerced buns, weiners and been re-roofed, many buildings pop ample for the membership attorney, explained the effect painted, a new mobile stage o f all this surge of government children and estimated guests. built for shows at the grand Potato chips and ice cream w ill al activity on the legal depart- stand. Exhibit space has been ment. Next in line was Jim be supplied too. Adult fare is to enlarged for the photography be decided on at the regular Anderson, publisher of the department and also poultry Clackamas County News and Chamber meeting on Monday and rabbits. evening. Aug. 5, Estacada City representative o f the Upper The floral building, built in Clackamas Chamber o f Com Hall 8:00 P.M. A ll members 1956, has been improved to merce. Jim ’s portion included are urged to attend. take care of more flow er exhib This w ill be the first picnic its.« An ornamental fountain some pictures o f new business structures in the town and for the Chamber and their fam with colored lights has been in many comments concerning re- ilies and friends and every ef stalled in the center of the e x creational advantages Qf this fort is being made to assure its hibit space. Lanscapo plantings area along with a welcome to success. This depends on the have been made around the U- anyone who would like to visit members.* Be sure to reserve shaped structure in the fir us. -lim was probably the most Sunday, Aug. 11, for a wonder grov.e. Tim e and the completely at ease o f any of ful day of fun. Closing date for livestock en the panel members and inject place should be announced in tries is 5 P.M. Saturday, Aug.3, ed a nice spark of humor in the next week’s paper. but later entries w ill be accep program by referring tn Esta ted if stall space is available. cada as the “ damdest” town in Í Until the closing date entries DARROW S HOSTS A T Oregon with all the PGE hy G R A N D OFFICERS PICNIC w ill be restricted to Clackamas droelectric propects along this If space is Sunday, July 21st, Mr. and county breeders. part o f the Clackamas.This pro Mrs. Ford Darrow were hosts available after that date, other vided a well-timed change of of the 1954 Grand Offficers of entries w ill be considered. pace and set the stage for the the Eastern Star for the annual Barbecue dinners w ill be Mayor's remarks concerning picnic. Present were: Senat served in the fir grove on each the future outlook for Estaca or and Mrs. Howard Belton of o f the four days, starting at 5 da, as the closing portion 0f the Canby, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mc P.M. Wednesday night’s bar program. His Honor has a re K inley, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sor- becue w ill be sponsored by the markably fine speaking voice ley, Mr. and Mrs. Don M c Clackamas County Broiler as over the airways and his com Clure all o f Portland, Mrs. M o sociation. Thursday night the ments made a dignified, optim na Gordon o f Vernonia, Mr. Oregon City Chamber o f Com istic closing to the panel pro and Mrs. Jens Hermann 0f Sea merce w ill put on a chicken gram. Moderator Cooke then side, and Mr. and Friday night the Mrs. Vic barbecue. made his final remarks and Thomsen of Hood River. Canby Junior Chamber of thankyous and Estacada’s tele barbecue a They had their dinner on the Commerce w ill vision program was over. lawn at the City Hall and then 1000 pound steer with Sheriff The station immediately be the business meeting and vis Joe Shobe as chief cook. Satur gan receiving calls from v ie w iting at the Darrow home on day the joint service clubs of ers commenting favorably on Northern Clackamas County Currin St. all aspects o f this presentation w ill provide the dinner. and K G W -T V officials remark Everything inside the fair- ed that it was one o f the best : grounds except food and carn programs in the city series. ival attractions w ill be free They were very pleased with during this year’s fair. The on the whole thing. The citizens ! ly admission charge w ill be at of this area ow e the panel ; the gates. Stage shows w ill bo members a large vote o f thanks i presented Wednesday and -for the wonderful w ay in which Thursday nights by groups of they presented the Estacada | talented amatuers from Port- story. The town gained thous j land. The Estacada Elementary I ands o f dollars of free adver Band concerts w ill he give i School Board has hired Jack tising by this presentation and j in the center of the exhibition McRae to act as assistant prin «d a has assumed a new grounds each afternoon frof 2 .digniv in .file cipal of tile-grade, school.This t o 4 . 4 . V-rvr*rtftfih at a -oieria! meeting, explain and enumerate The eyes o f the many viewers who ' The ferrth'Trfrtionnl. Appaloosa projects and improvements in- watched this outstanding pro- Monday. July 15. Mr. McRae has taught the horse show w ill provide after itiated by this group. Ray had duction. — Courtesy o f The entertain seventh grade and coached noon and evening the longest time in front o f the Kiwanis Bulletin. and Saturday boys’ athletics at the Estacada | ment Friday grade school the past two. Aug. 1617. Horses of this col years. He is a graduate o f Or orful breed have been entered from a dozen states and Can egon College o f Education. Mr. McRae’s duties w ill con- ada. The Appaloosa Horse Club, enforce sist o f doing substitute teach Notice is hereby given that ficers and other law Inc , with headquarters at Mos ment officers may arrest any ing for teachers wha are ill; the Curfew Laws o f the State the minor for a violation of ORS coaching baseball and super-. cow, Idaho, has arranged of Oregon w ill hereafter be en Spoilsmen will be interested in the progress being made on the 419.710. (2 ) In any firstt v i vising classroom teaching as program and w ill provide its forced in Estacada. olation o f 419.710, the arresting w ell as aiding Mr. Cody, the ( own premiums and purses.The construction o f the fish ladder which will extend from below 419.710 Porhibition o f U n officer may either. principal, with some of the ad shows w ill be staged in front of Portland General Electric’s Cazadero dam to the North Fork dam accompanied Minors from be (A ) Take or send the minor ministrative duties of the the grandstand, and additional bleacher seats have been built Shown in the top picture at lower left is the fish trap. The ramps ing public places during cer to its residence and notify the school. tain hours.— No minor under parents,guardian or person hav The school board accepted for spectators. of the fish ladder can be faintly seen along the bank running to Part o f the Appaloosa show the age o f 18 years shall be’ in ing care and custody o f the mi Miss Gaines’ resignation at the) and from the trap. The fish ladder will be 8,000 feet long and exhibition, but or upon any street, highway, nor concerning the violation;or special board meeting. Imo- w ill be pure w ill in park, alley or other public (B ) I f the officer has reason gene Gaines has 10 feet wide. The gentleman in the picture is one of the engineers accepted a each day’s program numerous working place between the hours o f 12 able grounds to believe that the contract to teach in her home clude on the project. con PM and 4 PM o f the follow ing parens o f the minor are failing town, Sheffield, Alabama. Miss horse events which are Last Saturday, the Guy F. Atkinson Co. was engaged in the morning, unless such minor is to exercise proper control, care Gaines taught in Estacada for tests,some o f them copied from accompanied by a parent, or custody o f the minor, take 12 straight years. The teaching the Nez Perce Indians, original major chore of moving the 200 H.P. whirly crane from the river the staff for the Estacada element breedels o f these animals. I guardian or other person 21 the minor directly before bed to its perch on this 50 foot trestle which will be its home until Besides short distance run years o f age or over and auth- court having juvenile jurisdic- ary school w ill be completed the job is completed. This 50 foot lift will increase the whirly’s i orized by the parent or by law ttion in the county where the when Miss Gaines’teaching va ning races the contests w ill in 1 to have care and custody o f the arrest was made. cancy is filled. Mr. Cody, prin elude the Camas Prairie Stump reach to 220 feet which will enable it to make the top pour of minor, or unless such minor is (3 ) In any second or subse cipal, is receiving applications Race, the Rope Race, and the 185 feet for the dam. The trestle will be extended across the Nez Perce Stake Race. Trials then engaged in a lawful pur quent violations o f ORS 419. at this time. w ill also be staged o f animals Clackamas as the dam progresses. suit or activity which requires 710, the minor shall be taken entered as regular stock hors his presence in such public pla directly before the court hav At the lower right, the diversion-sluicing tunnels can be seen. es or trail horses. ces during the hours specified ing juvenile jurisdiction in the P A U L ZA K R ZE W S K I The river will flow through these tubes when it is diverted which WEDS C A M A S G IR L Historians say the distinctive in this section. County where the arrest was Appaloosa breed was developed is planned around Aug. 10. 419.720 Prohibition o f par made for disposition in accor Last Saturday. July 20, mar ents. guardians or custodians dance with the juvenile court riage vows united Paul Zakr by the N ez Perces over a per iod o f more than 200 years from allowing minors to be in laws o f the state and may be CHURCHES U N ITE FOR zewski and Sadie Robinson at Mounts with the peculiar dap E S TAC AD A FORD TA K E S public places during curfew punished upon conviction by a an impressive double -ring nled markings over the hind PICNIC S U N D A Y ON SPO R T C A R A G E N C Y hours. No parent, guardian or fine o f not more than $50 or ceremony in St Thomas Cath person having care or custody by confinement in any deten olic Church in Camas, Wash ouarters were highly prized bv The Kelso Church of God in Chuck Baker a nnounced of a minor under the age o f 18 tion facilities for juveniles, or the tribe whose braves were The groom is the son of Mr.and nrobablv the vited the Estacada Church of Monday the acquisition of the years shall allow such minor to both. most skillful Mrs. A. J. Zakrewski o f Eagle God to unite with them fo r a German-built D W K sports car be in or upon any street, high j horsemen among all the natives The exception w ill be that W hile the Phone Co. appre The bride is daughter picnic on Sunday, July 21.The agency for this area. The car way, park, alley or other pub any minor who has good cause , Creek. A fter Chief Josenh’s defeat of Mr and Mrs Lu,hcr Robin. i ciates the interest youngsters picnic was held at Eagle Fern take in the new dial telephon besides its economy o f opera lic place between the in 1877 the Nez Perce were hours to be out after hours may do son o f Camas tion has several other unique specified in ORS 419.710. Park after morning worship. es, it w ill be appreciated e x so with written consent of his The bride woaring a trad dispersed and for 60 years the if Games, relays, contests and ot features . Three demonstrators cept as otherwise provided in parents to be presented when breed was apparenty lost parents w ill impress upon itional fulldength gown in About 20 vears ago horse and and salesmen w ill be on hand that section. her fellowship was enjoyed by them the phone is requested by any law enforce white, with bridal veil, no play had history enthusiasts began coll Saturday afternoon, July 27, all. W f thing. 419.730 Arrest and dispo ment officer. three attendants Her sister ecting the best o f the descend for the interested public. sition of minor vioating curfew JAM ES BARDEN. Estacada The business office o f the B everly was maid of honor; ants o f the Nez Perce mounts hours— Penalties (1 ) Peace of- Police Chief. Phone Co. have had com- and Alice Zakrzewski, sister of The present Apnaloosa breed is plaints where children have V A C A T IO N BIBLE Misses Pamela, Judy and Mr .Truman Nelson who was this week is reported to be the groom, was one o f the oth the result More than 3000 been dialing numbers at ran- Claudia Colson o f Oregon City operated on for a ruptured ap getting along very w ell and is er two bridesmaids.The bride’s horses are now registered in SCHOOL TO S T A R T dom and causing no small in- have been spending the week pendix a few days ago is re back home now. niece and nephew were flowe. the records o f the Appaloosa visiting at the home o f Mr.and ported to be girl and ringJbearer respect Horse Club, Inc Vacation Bible School w ill convenience. getting along Mrs. Larry Meade. ively. James Zakrezewski was start Aug. 19 through Aug.23 fine. He was at home for a few Mr. and Mrs. Pete Carlson at the Church of God. We plan days last weekend but thad to Mrs. Meta Kiggins is report best man for his brother. M r and Mrs Frank Marshall The groom is a graduate of and to have a parade for all child have moved to Gold Beach return to the coast on Monday. ed to be feeling a little better. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ah the Estacada high school.Both Mrs. Frances Peterson o f ren interested in V.B.S. regis where he has a better job. Mr. H ow ever she is still under ob nert returned last week from Seattle is spending a week vis bride and groom attended tration day, Saturday, Aug. 17. and Mrs. D. Siran and son servation at Oregon City hos British Columbia where they Portland State College. 7716 spent several weeks among the Miss Sandra Peterson, age pital. The theme is entitled’Pioneer- have moved to the house they iting with her sister, Mrs.Ches ter Chambers. couple w ill reside in Portland 9. who was operated on earlier vacated at First and Pierce. ing With Christ.” numerous lakes o f that see where Paul is employed. tion where the fishing is great and camaras last Friday at 1 P.M. on channel 8 to do a sup- erltive job o f presenting the Estacada story to the thous ands o f viewers who watched this half-hour production. These gentlemen put F.staca- da’s best foot forward as they systematically unravelled the accomplishments of. our town over the past two and a half years The _ program portion in which the local panel partici pated was exactly twenty-eight and one-half minutes long, un- interrupted by commercials or other continuity breaks and was presented with a smooth ness and poise which belied the amateur status o f the per formers. Estacada was awarded this program by educational director o f KG W -TV because o f our outstanding civic deeds since the start o i 1955 and it was the job o f the panel to present this tale in an inter esting and coordinated manner. The station gave Estacada this time for the program, but left the responsibility of determin ing the format* of selecting the participants, of working out a basic script and of working out the delicate tuning entirely up to local resources. When the time for the pro gram was at hind, the announ cer introduced Bob Cooke, city recorder and municipal judge, as the moderator for the panel and that was it.The local boys were completely <>n their own for twenty eight and one-half long minute».. Judge Cooke gave a greeting to the viewers and then introduced he panel. A map waa then shown on the screen as M ayor Bob Weinrich explained to the viewers just exactly where Estacada is loca ted. With this orientation tak en care of, the cameras moved over to Dave Horner, who had the job o f presenting the back ground information so that the audience could better under stand the problems facing the town and v, hat improvements w ere badly needed. Dave m ov ed through his material smobthly and jfhe hypnotic eye o f the catnfcrcfthen became fo cused on R ;'y Vtaydep,-charter Curfew Law to he Enforced Locally Phone Co. Has Juvenile Problems Grade School Has Teaching S tiff Chames
