Clackamas County Ne ws, Estacada, Ore. July 26, 1957
Bud Mabee, son of the Ralph
Mabees, last Sunday A. M. left
for an extended trip w ith his
aunt and uncle and cousins
from St. Helens, expecting to
visit Lake Tahoe, Nevada,and
Colorado.
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Mabee drove to Cascade
Locks.
Houseguests at the Richard
Woodcock hom e are tw 0 cous­
ins from Portland:Jim Johnson,
who has been a guest of young
Dick for the past ten days, and
Jim m y Woodcock, a guest of
sm all David since last Sat.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. V ir­
gil Nelson and Bonnie, accom-
panied by their friends the
W estlings of Clackamas, w ent
across the m ountains to The
(By M argaret Ross)
Cove, on the M etolius River,
accident on Tuesday,
near M adras, for a picnic out­ SANDY THEATRE
A . D. Benshoof July A freak
ing.
10, sent 7 year old Richard
ski to Providence Hos­
Mabel Clester has returned
Plumbing and Heating Zakrzew
pital is Portland w here he is
from a tw o weeks’ stay in Pow ­
General Sheet Metal expected to rem ain for some
ers (near Coos Bay) w ith her Mt. flood l oop Hiway, Sandy
husband, Bob, who is w orking
v^eeks. W hile playing in the
Work
down there this summer.
barn of his parents, the A. J.
Thurs. Thru Sun.
Zekrzewskis, he fell from the
The Lloyd Potters spent last
Estacada
hay loft, landing on the should­
Thursday in Tillamook.
er of a playm ate.The other boy
The Sam Olmstedsa attended
City Licensed
was unhurt, but little R ichard
a picnic last Sunday at Colum ­
Burt Lancaster and
Phone MU 7-2881
suffered severe internal in ju r­
bia P ark in Portland, for form ­
er residents of Lake County. 1 Kathryn Hepburn in
ies, aggravating a pervious ail­
Sandy
On Monday evening a car and
ment, for which com plications
house-trailer pulled into the
surgery w ill be required later.
B uhlinger -Baley neighbor- ,
hood from Evedett, Wash., ' The Rainmaker'
bringing A rt and Ethel Rosand
and young son Jim m y for a
brief visit. Ethel is a daughter
ALSO
of Mrs. M ary Buhlinger and a
sister of Paul and Tony Buht-
inger.
W eekend visitors of the L.O.
Gray's Hardware
E S T A C A D A COM M UNITY BULLETIN
Gerbers w ere their daughter 'Rock Pretty Baby'
and
fam
ily,
the
Raym
ond
Shav­
Lem Jenkins recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Streeter ers, from Oswego A houseguest
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bond whoi University of Oregon M edical
have been at the Tunnell Trail- School in Portland to begin her his brother L orim er Jenkins of and fam ily spent .sometime of the G erbers on Juy 14-15
Estacada
cam ping around Mt. Hood and was Mrs. G erber’s sister Molie
er Court for the past year have nursing studies there this fall. Lancaster, M innesota.
returned home by way of Hood Bales
been transferred to M adras. A Miss Sinclair is a 1955 gradu­
of Estacada.
going-away party was held for ate of EUHS.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bow ­ River.
On Sunday, July 14, Zola
Mrs. Ginny Bond at the trailer
man and son of Oregon City
Crane and her two young daug­
of Mrs. W. C. Fields w ith Mrs. Mrs. Adeline Johnson and w ere guests at a New York The old Jam es M arshall hters, who have been spending j
Toots W ilhelm, Mrs. Lena Miss Hiledgarde Russell of steak picnic in the yard of the hom e has been purchased by the past few weeks here w ith 1
Morgan, Mrs. O lin Plum ber, Lake Elmo, M innesota, are vis- Richard Schm idt home on No. Mr. and Mi's. G ordon Sm ith her m other, Dora Clester, re­
- - FIRST O f THE WEEK
Mrs. Bessie L ake and Mrs. J.C. iting at the hom e of Joe Nich- M ain Street ast Saturday nite. and their tw 0 children, and the turned hom e to Cottage Grove.
carpenters ana plasterers are Visitors of Dora and Nola I
Tunnell attending.
olson. They greatly enjoyed
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seeing the sights and beautiful Cecil M. Cahill left T hurs­ busy rem odeling it into a lov­ Clester last Sunday included:
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lansing ofj scenery of tre E sttacada coun- day for his home in Honolulu ely m odern home.
the Bill G ardners, of Salem,
the Tunnell T railer Court have try.
via Oakland, California, after
B ill’s sister, Mrs. Rita Barnard,
been
entertaining company
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a visit here w ith his m other,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Spon-1 her daughter B ertha May and GOOD ONLY MONDAY, TUESDAY,
from California for the past Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L inn are Mrs. Ford Darrow.
hauer w ere overnight guests of son-inlaw Paul and their
several days.
annouscing the engagem ent of
the Dale Russels last Saturday ! young son, tne latter four, from
W EDNESDAY, JU LY 29-30-31
their daughter M arlene Louise
Em ma
night. Sunday m orning both Sacram ento, Calif.;
Miss Wilma Sinclair, daugh- to Jam es Oliver Poppe, son of TheV ern Suttons have been fam ilies traveled up the river Douglas, Ted W interburn of
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sin- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Poppe of vacationing for the past weeks fishing and had breakfast at Portland; Mrs. Ella G erber,her
clair, has been accepted by the Portland.
daughter Mrs. Shaver and
in Yellowstone N ational Park. River Side Park.
j small grandsons.
Sunday visitors of the Jesse
W hislers w ere their daughter
Naoma Polehn and baby daugh­
Prices Good Fri.-Sat, ter, from Redland, and their
son and daughter-in-law Bob
and Nancy W hisler and fam ily,
from Gresham .
July 26-27
Mr. and Mrs. O ra Gaylord
were Sunday visitors of M r.and
Mrs. Alva Cranor, in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs, Q uentin Cook
and their three children, Cliff­
ord. Daniel, and B arbara, m o­
ved back to Eagle C reek last
week, occupying the old Blais-
dell house a t the junction of tile
Estacada and Sandy roads.
A nnouncem ent has been re­
ceived from Eagle C reek resi­
dents E lm er and Helen Berg of
M ilw aukie, on the birth of a
baby boy, their fifth child and
fourth boy. This baby was bom
on July 8, w hich also w as the
17th birthday of their son Gene
L ast Sunday’s W estm inster
Fellowship Youth of P resbyte­
ry gathering on the Lewis &
C lark College cam pus attract­
ed 32 from the local area.
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6 o z. Tin
Included in this group were
five m em bers of the Christian
1 2 o z . Tin
Endeavor group of Estacada’s
Reg. 15c Tin, Save 16r
Church of Chirst, and a few
local visitors, as well as Rev.
Vernon Ross and Mrs. Ross.
Sw im m ing was the m ain after­
noon diversion for the young
people.M ain speaker in the ev­
ening’s program was Mr. Phil
Hitchcock.
Sunday School at Eagle
MIRACLE WHIP
C reek church resum ed last
Sunday, after a six-w eeks’va-
cation du rin g _ berry picking
season.
Eagle Creek
Ed. Johnson has been in P ro­
vidence Hospital since July 15,
suffering from a heart ailm ent.
Special guest of Eagle Creek
G range at last Saturday night's
m eeting was the m aster of Po­
mona Grange, Mr. M ount, who
exem plified the 3rd and 4th de­
grees for Perry Puth. Mrs.
M ount was also a guest. Serv­
ing hosts for the evening’s re­
freshm ents were the Herbert
H artw igs and the Gleb Hart-
wigs. Announcements were
m ade of the E. C. G range pic­
nic, to be held Saturday P. M.,
August 3 at Eagle Fern Park
and the annual G range F air on
Saturday, Sept. 7.
liir r iiisv ille
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Right to Limit
SnacklLunch
Meat
Frozen Lemonade
2 9c "each
3 tins 29c
Frozen
P EA S
FLAV-R-PAC 10 oz. Pkg.
2 for 25c
Chuck Steak lb. 69c
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F a llo t o f
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PEAS, CORN, GREEN BEANS
303 Tins, 1 0 c each, 3 f ° r 2 9 c
Salad Dressing
Q t 49c
Garfield News
(By Leila Gordon)
Visiting at the John Abbott
A Currinsville Weekend
home are ttheir daughter and i
family, Mr. and Mrs. Bernie
Sabolewski asd two boys, Vic­
Bonus Value!
tor and M ark of East St. Louis,
111., and Mis. A bbott’s m other,
Mrs. Florence Deurloo of San
Reg. 63c, Save 14c
Rasael, Calif.
Visiting at the Ray Gordon
home Sun. were Mr. and Mrs
H arry Hickm und of Boring
CliffChar Charcoal BRIQUETS
and Mr. and Mrs. John Wicken-
kam p of Beaverton.
5 -lb. bag 7 9 c , 2 0 - lb . bag
The Skip A Week Club held
a m eeting at Garfield Grange
hall last week and postponed
their picnic until Aug. 7 at E a ­
ROYAL ARMS TOILET TISSUE
gle Fern Park.Too m any m em ­
bers w ere unable to attend the
last meeting.
4 Rolls 2 7 c
The Garfield G range Social
night w ill be Ju ly 27 w ith a
pot luck dinner at 6:30 P.M. A
FRESH, RED RIPE TOMATOES
charge of 50c and ice cream
will be furnished by the grange
and Mrs. Wm. Reim ers
Luscious, at this money-saving valu! had Mr. dinner
at the S tuart Puck- !
ett hom e Friday and on Mon.
the 4 w ent to the airport to
2 lbs. 2 9 c
get reservations to send some
of Mrs. Puckett's pedigreed (
Persian kittens to Orlando,
Florida, and Houston, Texas
GREEN AND CRISP LETTUCE
A fterw ards the
Pucketts
had dinner and spent the even­
ing at the Reimers.
2 heads for 1 9 c
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cooke.Mr
and Mrs. Ray Gordon, Mrs.
| Ethel Fortner and Mrs. Pearl
j Fortner surprised Alex Botkin
SUGAR-SWEET W ATERMELON
last Wed eve by sharing cake
| and ice cream w ith him to cel-
4 c lb. whole, by the piece 4
lb. j ebrate his birthday.
Currinsville Merc. Co.
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Vic
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