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    Clackamas Counts Jîetos
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CStacaitas
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In Its Fifty
Volume No. 53
Number 29
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of rublication.
’ Estacada, Oregon. Friday, Aug. 2. 1957
Hew U. S. Fish Hatchery Located on
One ei$ag!e Creek's Many Beauty
Single Copy IQç
$2.50 Per Year
Spots in the Bodge Countryside
This Person & That
By C.T.E.
Estacada's greatest day was
in 1912 when an attempt was
made to create Cascade County
out o f a portion o f east Clack­
amas county. With a w ell or­
ganized campaign
committee
t |4|
for several weeks all Clacka­
mas county knew there
was
something going on and in the
,
eastern part it was bitter,heat­
ed and, on the part o f some,fa­
bk »
natical.
The sores made
at
that time were years in heal­
ing. A ll kinds o f stories have
been told o f what happened in
.
.
«
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those turbulent times, many of
■ K B S '*
which had no truth in
them.
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The one about the fighting and
i’
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rioting is the Estacada 'saloons’
every night by bitter partisans
is all false, as there wasn’t a
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V
beer parlor open in the town
for the state of Oregon
was
rV . j
dry as a bone.
An Estacada j
band pulled a parade in Port­
When Emil and Katharine Poikila settled on the from around ten men employed. The production of fingerings are reared. Del Carver is shown giving
land every few days
causing
much
speculation
as
to upper reaches of Eagle Creek east of the Dodge the plant should run around 6 million fingerlings the fish lunch with a unique arrangement of a
converted potato ricer fed by compressed air. The
why this was done. The oppo- j district, their imaginations could not stretch to take per year. This includes salmon and steelhead.
osition charged it was a scheme
fish are fed three meals a (lay.
The
picture
above
provides
you
a
general
idea
to run floaters in
from the | in the changes thvt have come to this beauty spot
The secluded location does not lend itself to
city to vote.
Estacada spent with the installation of the U. S. Fish and Wild of the hatehery layout. The big building in the
considerable money
in the Life Service’s big new steelhead-salmon hatchery. background is a hatchery and administration buil­ a great number of visitors, but to the adventurous
campaign.
Their representa­
John Parvan is hatchery superintendent with ding. The ponds in the foreground is where the who find this bit of heaven, it’s worth the trip.
tive was sent all
over
the
county to contact voters. This
During the absence of Meta
led to some scandal whicn was
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS
Kiggins, the NEWS w ill appr­
enlarged upon by partisans.The
We hope that you folks wh0 I
eciate your reminders of any
Underwoods have some pict­
have received statements
in
item ot news value we might
ures o f the banners on Estaca­
the mail this week w ill come
not have received.
da streets. There are very few
in immediately and make pay­
people livin g here
now that
NORBI.AD ANNO UNCES
ment so we shall not be forced j
w ere here then.Sam Barr was
C O AST G U ARD EXAM S
to discontinue mailing you the
among those present and says ■
Howard
Smith acted as
Representative W alter Nor-
paper after next w eek’s issue, j
it never was as bad
as
the
rge Rowan, route
president o f the Estacada Rod blad (R-O re.) announced today
State O fficer Don Bergin re­ If there are any credits or pay- j James
stories were. The proposition
& Gun Club at
their regular that the competitive examin­
your subscription 1, Estacad*) died Wednesday
was badly beaten. It carried in ports that a head-on auto ac­ ments on
st week w hile
meeting July 25. President L. ation for entrance to the
113.
have re- , afternoon; J
E=tacada and Currinsville, was cident two miles east o f Eagle that you may not
the
day
Rivers was absent to attend a 'Jouit Guard Academy will be
Ge<wge and^ ceivtid, please call us so
the) <jt work e
about even ts Ghtefleld. but in Eera PaGt near
school
board
meeting.
before his
By.
held nationwide on
Feb. 24
all other precincts never had a north o f Estacada at about 1:30 matter may be adjusted.
Mr. Rowan, a resident of the
Twenty-four members were an d '25, 1958. These examina­
PM Sunday, sent three to the
The Rebekah Lodge
met
chance.
present.
Garfield section
for
many ! regularly last Wednesday .July
Oregon City hospital with min­
tions w ill be given in 111 cit­
Final plans were made for ies.
years, was bom on July
25. 24, with 26 members present.
Raymond Lovelace was the or injuries being suffered by
and
1902 at Oregon City. He lived
A card o f cheer was sent to the annual Sports Show
The Congressman
emphasiz­
best ball player Estacada ever two others.
in Clackamas County his entire Mrs. Martha Myers wh0
opportunity
offered
has drawing to be held Sept. 19 at ed the
Bergin said that cars driven
had and many an expert says
life, in this county. He was a been in ill health for sometime the Broadway theatre. There young men who choose this 4-
he is one of the best that Ore­ by Douglas Edward Rambo,16.
farmer and self-employed car­
a
It was announced that there w ill be four major prizes:First year course which leads to
gon ever produced, and Ray­ route 2, box 549, Estacada.and
penter. His father, Mark P w ill be a reception at Molalla a Remington automatic 30.06; commission as a career officer
mond alone is responsible be­ Boyce C. Sanders, 41, of Eagle
The
driver
of
a
log
truck
Rowan was
a
pioneer o f on July 27 in honor of Mrs. Ed­ 2nd, heavy duty spin rod and in Am erica’s oldest
sea-going
cause he never played in but Creek met almost headon on a owned bv Lookabaugh narowly j
Clackamas county, was boin na Olster. A ll Rebekahs are in­ reel; 3rd. a light duty spin rod service and
a Beachelor
of
just a handful of league games. blind curve with Rambo going escaped injury last
Thursday in this county and also spent vited to attend
and reel and 4th-
a portable Science degree.
He played locally and in a few west and ran into the Sanders afternoon when fire o f undeter­
In
his entire life here.
A joint Odd Fellow-Rebekah camp refrigerator boxes.
A candidate for the next e x ­
re­
bush league games before Port­ car. Fortunately, Bergin
mined origin broke out in the
Surviving relatives of
the picnic w ill be held
Sunday, ; addition there w ill be about amination for the Coast Guard
land o f the Coast league grab­ ports, both cars were going at undercarriage of his truck as it
deceased include his widow. Aug, 18 at Eagle Fern
Park. 60 other prizes donated by the Academy must be single, must
bed him. It wasn’t long before about 25 miles per hour when passed through Eagle Creek.
Opal Hazel, whom he married This includes families and the merchants o f the area.
have reached his 17th but not
he was let out.
A number of they hit. Both cars were tow ­
The driver, Calvin Fultz of at Stevenson, Wash.,on Decem­ j Theta Rho Club.
Plans are progressing for tl his 22nd birthday by July
1,
local fans, including the may­ ed to Estacada.
The refreshment committee target range at Eagle Creek at 1958. and must be in excellent
Mrs. Sanders, 41, suffered a Portland, was driving his load­ ber 23, 1949;; his mother, Mrs.
or, visited the Beaver boss in
abrasions ed truck (Donna's Support No. Emma Taczioli, Otos; two sons for the evening were Lester & Perry Puth’s property. Perry physical condition.
Portland and asked for reasons lacerated forehead,
8) northward when bystanders and a daughter, Robert E. R o ­ Ann Underwood.
of
Mae
and is giving the club the use
A high school niploma is the
and tney put it straight. A big to her right knee, lacerations to in the center o f
Eagle Creek wan, Red B lu ff Calif; James Charles Kitching and Irma and the property for the range.
abrasions
minimum educational require -
league player right now but he the left knee with
saw
flames
shooting
out
from
Edward
and
Georgia
Mae,
both
Plans
are
being
developed
her
Ted Kiggins.
ment, although high school sen­
won’t obey orders and keep in and bruises to the rest o f
beneath the cab.
at home; two brothers, Frank
The membership enjoyed a to supplement the work o f the iors assured o f being graduat­
condition.
For example, the body. Her daughter, Darla, 12,
A
southbound
driver.
Mrs.
visit from Mrs Leila Edwards j Oregon Game Commission In ed by June 30 are eligible
to
Beavers are in Portland with a suffered a left foot injory and Len Verberg, also sighted the o f Wamic and John, Portland.
Funeral services w ere held : of the M rytle Creek Rebekah trout propagation
by using take the examination if
a
they
forenoon practice
schedul­ her son Gerry, 16, suffered
fire
as
she
rounded
the
turn
ponds
adjacent
to w ill have at least 15 credits by
last Saturday at
the Peake , Lodge who is a
past Noble small
ed. Raymond fails to show up fractured right foot.They were and shooted the alarm to
the
at the ball park and after some | taken to the Oregon City hos­ truck driver.He pulled to a stop ' Memorial Chapel in Milwaukie Grand and Past District Chair- streams to release legal length that time. A ll applicants must
with interment at the
Logan I man. Mrs Edwards is presently trout into our stream.
have three units o f English,two
inquiries it is found out that he pital by C layville ambulance.
There w ill be a joint potluck o f Algebra, and one in
I visiting with Mrs. Elsie Hale.
Rambo suffered a nose
in­ and jumped clear just before cemetery.
Plane
is in Estacada, and up all night
one
gas
tank
caught
fire.blow-
picnic with the Western Rod Geometry by graduation.
at that.
Just indifferent, just jury and Sanders also had mi­ ing o ff its cap and sending
a
& Reel Clob on Sun Aug 18 at
“ There are no appointments
‘forgets.’ Knows he is a good nor lacerations. Passengers in jet o f flam e and
billow
of
R iver M ill Park. A ll members, or geographical quotas for en­
ball player and thinks that re­ the Rambo car were Bob Beis- black smoke high into the air.
families
and
friends
are
in­
ell,
16
o
f
Estacada;
Pat
Kobs,
trance to the
Coast
Guard
gardless o f what he does
he
Boring Rural Fire Dept, re­
vited
Gloria
Academ y” Norblad said.
‘‘I
w ill still be a good player; lia­ 16 o f M ilwaukie and
sponding to the call, was
un­
Shouge
of
Compton,
Calif.They
urge all qualified young men
ble to be found in a back
lot
able to save the truck; but the
were
not
injured.
who are interested in a worth­
somewhere with the small boys
slightly charred log load
was
while profession to w rite for
when he should be down at tre
later towed to its
destination
details and applications as soon
ball park in center field.
T y SPONSORING BEST
intact by another truck.
Paula
Bryan,
office
secretary
I as possible either
to
Coast
Cobb was his favorite ball pla­
BOOTH AT FAIR
of the Estacada grade school i Guard Headquarters in Wash-
yer so it was natural that if he
Mt.
Hood
Encampment
No.
has resigned to accept a po­ 1 ington D. C or to me,
1128
PARK LUMBER TEAM
ever had a boy of his own
he
sition in Seattle Mr. Cody .prin­ House Building, Washington D.
would be named T y Cobb.This 100, I OOF. is again sponsor­
ing
a
rest
booth
at
the
Clacka­
WINS SECOND PLACE
cipal, s accepting applications C. Applications must be post­
T y didn’t take to baseball. He
W e have
for the office secretarial pos­ marked on or before January
lives in California, and has
a mas County Fair.
The
Estacada
Park
Lumber
ition.
l 15th.”
good job. His mother was Hel­ acquired double the space used baseball team won play
off
en Lovelace, a beautiful
and for this project last year. This game for second place in the
Sunday afternoon was a holi­
accomplished young woman of endeavor is sopnsored and f i­ North Clackamas Babe Ruth
the
Lodges o f
day for the employees o f Hor­
Estacada Just a fe w years back. nanced by
Baseball
league.They
defeat­
Clackamas County, also Gres
ner’s Market so that they could
B R O A D W A Y TH E A TR E
ham Lodge No. 125, the Junior ed the Grimshaw team o f M il- '
When a felow in the com- \
waukie 4 to 1 on the Estacada
PR O G R AM OF WEEK attend the combination picnic
Lodges and Theta Rho Clubs.
Store
munity has the reputation of
Now playing Wednesday thru given for all Big Chief
Mt. Hood Encampment wish­ diamond. Robin Cody went the
dominating women,
some- |
allowing
Saturday at
the
Broadway employees in the Portland area
es to take this means o f thank full seven innings
warehouse
times when you go to him and
only two hits.
Mike Newell,
Theatre — ‘ White Feather”
a and the Wadhams
demand an explanation you get ing the several lodges o f the Estacada catcher, led the hit-
bright and colorful story o f the crews Mr and Mrs Dave Hor­
IO O F for their donations
to
one o f the surprises
of your
The
Cheyenne Indians in the Gold ner. Mr, nd Mrs John McRae.
this project.
The
Rebekah 1 ting wth two solid hits.
life. When it was put up to our
Rush days. Filmed in Cinema­ Mr and Mrs Ray Tracy, M r and
Lodges are also to be com pli­ j league standings at tne end of
Mi.
local celebrity he first caution­
the league play was;
scope and
technicolor with Mrs Lloyd Bergman and
mented for their cooperation
and Mrs Frank Snbrnski and
ed his audience that his name j Rex Bledsoe. Chief Patriarch y
some outstanding new stars
1st— Concord won 8; lost 2
H
be with held because
women
Robert Wagner and Debra P a­ all their families went over t0
Mt. Hood Encampment No. 100 2nd— Estacada won 8. lost 3
might get to hanging around
get. Jeffrey Hunter and Hugh Avalon Park near Tigard and
3—
Milwaukie- won 7, lost 4
w
marvelous
him wanting to be dominated.
4— Oak Grove won 4, lost 6
O'Brien lead the mighty Chey­ report they had a
xr
Here is the secret o f his long
5— Oregon City won 3, lost 7
ennes, whereas
John Lund I ‘ ‘me
and happy wedded life
also.
6— Milwaukie Lions won l.lost
plays the army
colonel
in
Speedy Recovery, M E TA !
‘•We agreed when
w e were
charge o f calvary who must re­
9
married over 30 years ago that
The Estacada team was host
strain the
gold
prospectors Kerr and Robt Mitchum, a ma-
my w ife would make all
the
Last Sunday around 3 p.m., Charles Hartley of from entering Indian territory | l ine and Sister Angela alone
to the Milwaukie
Grimshaw
minor decisions and I'd make
Island trapped
The Upper Clackamas River team for picnic asd swimming ( Portland, and his son-in-law Eai‘1 Gower o f Colton before the peace treatv is sign­ i on a Pacific
the major ones.
She buys the
at Cody’s residence after the |
ed. Second feature is 'Slander'-
were enroute to Colton with a pickup and trailer a daring expose o f means and ; behind enemy lines Filmed in
clothes, the automobiles, gro- Chamber o f Commerce picnic game.
color and cinemascope on T o ­
series. etc. She pays the taxes w ill be held at Rosalind Lake
—
load of hay. Between the Highland and Elwood methos used by one o f the no- bago Island o f the British West
and in fact handles all the mo­ Park near Snady, Sandy. Aug
torius
scandal.magazines
that
SQUARE DANCE NEWS
Indies.
intersections on the Highway, they became aware
Direction arrows w ill be
ney and also told our children 11
M erry Mountaineers' picnic they had a problem - - their pickup load was on have recently been seen on the
posted to show the w ay to the
N ext week starts Wednesday-
what they
could
do
and
newsstands. A good cast pre­ “ The True
park. There are
ten tables, wiU be Sunday, August 4th at
Story o f
Jesse
couldn’t do. Meantime I set­
by James" a cinemascope picture
grills, sanitary facilities,
be­ Eagle Fern Park. Dinner at 1 fire - - apparently from an exhaust spark. They sents a fine show, headed
tled all the m ajor
problems
and with Robert Wagner,
sides swimming and
recrea­ P M ., dance to be held
after­ managed to get the trailer unhooked. You can see Van Johnson. Ann Blyth
Jeffrey
such as World W ar One. W orld
Steve Cochran.
Hunter and Hope Lange. Com ­
wards Bring your own eating by the picture what happened to the truck.
W ar Two. the Suez crisis and tion. Boats without power are
Sunday through Tuesday __ panion feature— "Edge o f the
allowed on the lake. A11 m em ­ 1 utensils.
what to do with the hydogren
The Clarks Rural Fire District truck controlled one we have been waiting -to C ity” a suspense story that w ill
bers are urged to attend
and
The next regular dance to be
you — "H eaven Knows keep you on the edge o f
bomb.”
-
are welcome to bring friends held August 20th.
your
the grass fire along the road and saved a grain crop. bring
Continued on Page 5
Mr. Allison”
with Deborah seat
Local Folk Injured
Popular Garfield
Rod & Gun Club
in Eagle Creek Car
Resident Called
Sport Show Next
Collision Sunday
By Death
Odd Fellows and
Month, Sept. 19.
Rebekahs Having
Joint Picnic
Leg Truck Catches
Fire on Highway
Pickup and Hay load Burns
School Job Open
Attend Your Show
i
C. of C. Picnic to be
at Rosalind Lake
Opportunity Calls
For Young Men