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In Its Fifty-third w a r of Publication,
rtwwrnn Fridav. Aue-. 9. 1957
Number 30
Volume No. 53
UPPER CLACKAMAS RIVER CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE PICNIC SPOT SHIFTED
TO CARTER BRIDGE CAMP
B a rte n
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Refer to this map at point “ 15” on the1 Clackamas
River Road. The Carter Bridge Campground is at
this point 161 miles southeast of Esjacada. The
point where you turn o ff into the camiJ iound will
be marked by a large sign.
The Chamber Board of Directors met at the reg
ESTACADA
Estacada
Lake
Faraday
La ke
ular time Monday evening. It was decided the site
for the picnic would be more in the spirit ofdevel- Kiw anis Shape
oping the area we stand for.
Paul Treckeme presided over the meeting in the Swim Pool Plans
absence of Presidnt Bill Wymor who is on Vacation
George Kimmel, through the
in Colorado. Several new applications for member
cooperation
of the Guy- F.
ship were approved.
Atkinsin engineering staff has
Harry Osbourne reported that the Star Plywood the practically complete blue
Cooperative is endeavoring to work some arrange prints and specifications fo r our
ment whereby iit can acquire the plant of the ill- proposed Estacada swimming
fated Mt. Hood group. It is hoped that there may be pool. The generosity of the
Atkinson boys has given us a
good news in this'respect before the end of August. $2,000 start toward the success
As soon as the regular meeting sched fu l culmination o f this long
civic enterprise that the
ule is resumed, more active participation sought
Kiwanis Club has been push-
of Chamber members will be asked.
I ing for some years.
If anticipated donations of
Everyone should make a special ef
labor and materials are arrang
fort to attend the picnic Sunday. You do ed together with substantial dis
not have to be a member to attend. If counts, it is possible with the
interest behind the
you are. interested in our. community community
project w e may be able to raise
you are welcome and may bring friends. the $15.000 cash necessary to
The pool as
Chairman Treckeme reports there will assure success.
planned w ill meet our needs
be free pop and ice cream for the kids for years to come. A cincerted
and coffee for the adults. Bring your effort will be made to have the
own lunch. Picnickers can start at the proposed pool in operation for.
use next summer.
Estacada City hall at 11:30 A.M.
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D r. Allyn Price Has City Council Sets
Clackamas County Fair Opens N ext
HW?
New Associate
Curfew Time
Eldon Elam, M D.,
physi
cian and surgeon from Chicago
has Joined the staff o f Dr.Alljm
M. Price, and is now living In
Estacada.
Dr. Elam attended
Northwestern University M edi
cal School and has had 4 years
o f postgraduate training,
in-
cloding three years surgical re
sidency at Veterans Adminis
tration hospitals.
Dr. Elam is married, and his
w ife, Katherine, is with him in
Estacada His residenre phone
is Crestwood 9-3899
J. C. Caldwell, city attorney,
came to the meeting with food
new s Frank Fillpot, Clacka
mas County Land Agent, had
notlfifed him that by virtue o f
tax foreclosure. Lots 867 thru
872,inclusive and Lots 980 thru
994, inc. Estacada Lake Park,
w ere now ready and could be
transferred to the city.By ob
taining this property the block
between
Uranus Road and
Vine Road is now in the
city
park.
The Council passed an ord-
dinance providing a
curfew
law and and trash disposition
The plan and profile for the
construction o f the sewer sys
tem on Shafford St. has been
submitted by the cities engin
eer. The cities U tilities Supt
Tom Akins, was instructed to
obain the costs o f the project
asd prepare a statement o f the
costs and present it to the us
ers to be connected to this se
wer extension-
D A IL Y V A C A T IO N BIBLE
SCHOOL STARTS AUG. 12
The Christian Church w ill
have their daily vacation Bible
School the week of Aug. 12 to
16 inclusive and extend a cor-
dia invitation to all children of
the community, age four
to
eighth grade to attend.
The hours w ill be 9 to 11:30
with refreshments at the end
of each days classes.
Mrs. Gena Ballou w ill su
pervisor. The teaching staff so
far is Ruth Keeth. Mattie Dar-
row and Kathryn Mock with
more teachers to be added Mrs
Anne Underwood w ill be head
o f the music department The
theme w ill be ‘Jesus Calls.’
Mrs. Mabel Anderson
has
been ill for several weeks and
has been advised by her doctor
to take a rest cure. Her daugh
ter, is caring fo r her. Mrs. A n
derson received a lovely plant
from her friends o f the
W o
mens Christian Circle.
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Dates Designated
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Garden Club Show Sept. 7-8 at Grade
J A [ « A J 'A #
Wednesday w ith a Big Program
f o r H .S . Registring School;Theme, “ September Song“
C A N B Y — The four day 51st Judy W ilcox o f M ilw aukie and
annual Clackamas County Fair Donna Bigham o f Canby.
Barbecue dinners
w ill be
w ill open Wednesday morning,
fir
Aug. 14, with all display space j cooked and served in the
and livestock stalls filled
to grove each evening, starting at
capacity.
5.
The Wednesday barbecue
The last tw o days
of
the w ill be sponsored by the Clack
fair, Aug. 16 and 17, w ill fea- amas County Broiler associa
ture the national show of the tion, Thursday’s by the Ore
Appaloosa Horse
Club, Inc. ! gon Chamber o f Commerce,
bringing horses o f this colorful Friday’s by the Canby Junior
breed from every Western state Chamber o f Commerce, featur
ing beef barbecued by Sheriff
and Canada.
The flow er show, which be Joe Shobe. and Saturday’s by
came a m ajor department
o f the combined service clubs o f
the fair last year, w ill be big North Clackamas county.
ger than ever.
Tw en ty-five
A luncheon o f the combined
garden clubs o f Clackamas dis service clubs o f
the county
trict, Oregon
Federation
of w ill be served is the paviilion
Garden Clubs, are
taking a annex dining room at noon on
leading part in preparing the Thursday, Aug. 15 State Sena
exhibit under the leadership o f tor Howard C. Belton w ill be
Mrs. Vernon Eilers. newly-dl- the principal speaker.
ected district director.
Im
Stage shows w ill be present
provements in the new rustic ed before the grandstand W ed
floral display building include nesday and Thursday nights at
a fountain which w ill be oper 8 by selected amateur groups,
ated with colored lights dur without
extra
admission
ing the show.
charge. Band concerts w ill be
The 4-H queen o f the
fair played each afternoon at 2 in
w ill be chosen Wednesday and the center o f
the exhibition
crowned with
cermonies in grounds, and free showings o f
front o f the grandstand at 7:15 colored slides and motion pic
P M Candidates are Joan Bab tures wil be a twice a day fea
the
cock and Carol Shaver o f Mol- ture. at 2 and 7 p.m., in
alla Barbara Leinert and Mary photography section.
Leinert o f Oregon City, Rosa
The Appoloosa horse
show
lie Luscher o f
West
Linn. w ill provide afternoon and ev-
Georgia Sattler o f W ilsonville
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The Estacada Garden Club
Estacada Union High School
w ill open fo r pre-registration met at the home o f Ann Und
erwood for the annual potluck
on the follow ing dates:
Monday, August 12th,9 A.M. picnic with Ann Underwood.
Lena Underwood and
Eliza
to 4 P.M. and 6:30 to 9 P.M.
beth Ames as hostesses.
In
Students A — C:
Tuesday, Aug. 13, 9 A.M. to spite o i the questionable w ea
ther a good time was had by
4 P.M. and 6:30 to 9 P.M.
all.
Students H— O:
A fter dinner the president
Wednesday, Aug 14, 9 A.M.
called the meeting
together
to 4 P.M and 6:30 to 9 P.M.
and asked Abbie Armstrong to
Students P — Z
T o save as much tim e
as read a Gardener’s Prayer. The
every
possibe w e would appreciate it president welcomed
commented
if you would come on the day one present and
on variety o f
flowe.-
hats
listed for your name.
had been
I f you cannot come on any which the ladies
o f these dates, you w ill still be asked to wear to the meeting.
The Flow er Show schedules
[ able to register the following
printed for our Fall
Flower
week for m 9 to 3.
the
A ll parents are
urged to Show Sept. 7 and 8 and
ap
I come with their children,
if year books met with the
proval o f the club
and
the
! possible
com
No books w ill be sold at the president thanked the
| school until school opens
to ’ mittee for their work. This is
! give the students a chance to the third year Barbara K eller
the
resell the books
they have has designed and drawn
o f the
| which are still going to be us stencil for the cover
Flow er Show schedule
and
ed next year.
Sue Westerberg had assembled
Dr. and Mrs. Allyn
Price both the show schedule
and
and children are enjoying
a the Y ear Book— for this
the
long-deserved vacation at the club expressed appreciation for
their work.
seaside.
Roll call found 25 members
Mr». Bessie Meade spent sev present. Each member answer
eral days last week visiting at ed with a favorite wild flow er
the homes o f her sons. Clinton
Our next meeting w ill
be
and Rav Colson in Oregon City. September 9 and the roll call
w ill be our "W orst Weed Pest"
Grace Still has invited the
club to her home
fo r
this
meeting. The program w ill be
"C are f Potted Plants” by L o
ra Palmateer.
Grace Still, chairman o f our
fall flow er show, spoke on the
show schedule and explained
several points
and answered
questions. As we are very anx
ious to have a good show,
it
was suggested the
secretary
mall a schedule to all members
who w ere not present.
Marguerite Keller,
junior
chairman for the show, spoke
on the show schedule for the
junior section and urged each
member to
encourage
the
children to participate in our
show.
Under Flow er and Sick. Eva
Dooley had sest cards to Fred
Bates, Meta Kiggins and Della
Nicholson.
Under civic beauty, chair
man for the city hall reported
weed pulling and removal
of
dead flowers.Chairman for the
library, Florence Lamb, report
ed she and Florence Anderson
had put compost
on flow er
boxes, around shrubs, had w a
tered boxes, trimmed
hedge
and pulled weeds.
Under Roadside in the
ab-
‘ sence o f
Chairman
Mabel
Jubb, the president reported
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