fruit salad and coffe on glass
trays; favors were nosegays of
colored gum drops on
green
(By Mrs. Erma Rich)
toothpicks. Guests were Miss
Mrs. Mary
Miss Jo Ellyn Skala has re Shirley Boring,
turned home after spending a Layng, Mrs. Muriel Markham,
couple weeks with Mr.and Mrs Mrs. Gertrude
Kaston, Mrs.
Frank Gregsoa of Madras.
Jennie Valberg, Mrs. Jean Rol-
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Rich and li, Mrs. Hazel Hite, Mrs. Carl
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Atwasser of Gregson, Mrs. Helen Hoar, Mr!
Mrs Peggy Mc
Portland spent several
days Sally Hoar,
last week at Hansville, Wash., Ginnis, Mrs. Jean Hoar, Mrs.
and went salmon fishing
at Emma Knox,
Mrs. Hattie
Point No Point on the Puget Clyde, Mrs. Lillie Crose, Mrs
Sound; also visited cousins,Mr Arlene Hering,
Mrs. Jack
and Mrs. John DeMoss there. Knox, Mrs. Walter Hoar, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Frost Harry Watkins, Mrs. Virginia
and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Menser Meyer, Mrs. Zora Richey, Mn
spent the first of the week at John Meier, Mrs. Larry Meier
the coast deep sea fishing.They Mrs. Earl Meier,
Mrs. Marit
continued home
Wednesday Eckland, Mrs. George Duerst
with a nice catch.
Mrs. H. C. Compton, Mrs Edith
Wednesday eve. Aug. 14 a Knox, rs. Beverly Hopp, Mrs.
bridal shower was given for Doris Lee, Mrs Louese Shields,
Miss Darlene Knox
at
the Mrs. Betty Buxton,Mrs. Lillian
Mrs.
home o f Mrs. Melton Naas.Mrs Hiese, Mrs. Erma Rich,
John Kaston, Mrs. Melton Lay- Dorothy Naas, Mrs. Margaret
Mrs. Frances Boring
ng and Mrs. Walter Markham Lund,
were co-hostesses.
The table Mrs. Joanna Riter.Several sent
was spread with white lace ta gifts who were unable to at
ble cloth with an imitation 3- tend.
tiered wedding cake
with a
Miss Lillian Heise of
San
bride and groom on top stand Francisco is visiting
at the
ing under a trellis
with ivy home o f her brother and fam
growing over it and white rib ily Mr. and Mrs. Matt Shields
bon hanging from light
fix They enjoyed a weeks vaca
ture with a brides
nose gay tion at their cabin at
Camp
from it.
The table was filled Creek.
Her son Richard ha;
with gayly wrapped packages. spent the summer here.
The bride
unwrapped
her
Mr. and Mrs. Albert John
gifts assisted by
Miss Linda ston have moved from
theii
Ritter and Mrs. Jack Knox.She farm on which they have lived
thanked each one as she open for the past 35
years
and
ed her gifts.
After opening just sold to a smaller home on
her gifts a lunch was served of Deep Creek road.
white individual three- tiered
Past Noble Grands of Bor
wedding cakes
with
small ing Rebekah Lodge met
on
white wedding bells on top of Monday eve at Hilly a rd Park
each piece and a cup of fresh on Anderson road.
Member!
BORING
VIEWPOINT
WELCOMES YOU
and the return of
fl
"LITTLE ELVIS" DOYLE with
The Doyle Trio
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Early - - Roth
Come
Roll to
REAL COOL MUSIC!
Join the fun every Sunday
Afternoon with Cy Shannon and
his " Rancheros "
TUESDAY IS SPAGHETTI NIGHT
l-urriiisvIlle^Store
ESTACADA
COM M UNITY BULLETIN
Mr. and Mrs. David Eshel-
man and Kenneth and Susan
o f Seattle, have been visitors
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. B. Eshelman. Mr.
and Mrs. Don Eshelman
and
three children
of Portland
were also visitors here for two
days.
ODD FELLOWS AND
Mrs. Leah Faust has resumed
KEBEKAIIS PICNIC her duties at
the Estacada
About 50 members of the lo State Bank after her vacation
cal Odd Fellows and Rebekah followed by an illness.
Lodges attended the
annual
picnic Sunday at Eagle Fern
Earl Broadhurst o f
Great
Park.
Falls.Montana, was a visitor of
A pot luck dinner was serv several days at the home o f his
ed at 1 PM with coffee and ice I sister-in-law, Mrs. Lucy Broad
cream furnished by the
Odd hurst; also other members of
The Seattle visitors and Mr. Fellows.
Visiting and game? j Broadhurst family.
and Mrs. D. B. Eshelman went were enjoyed in the afternoon.
to Corvallis for a day to visit
LOCAL GIRL SEEING
Mrs. Edna Spurlin
and she
SIGHTS OF PARIS
came to Estacada for
a few
Mrs. Elsie Hale visited for a
days visit. Mr. and Mrs. Har- j week recently with her sister
Miss Dagmar Midford, the
old Sarver were also
in th t1 and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ho youngest daughter
of Mrs.
party.
They also visited in | mer Kerber at Gold Beach.She Marguerite Midford of Estaca
Salem at the home of Mr. and made the trip by plane;
her da, who has been on the nurs
Mrs. Denny Sarver and baby.' first flight.
ing training staff of St. Vin-
cent’s hospital in Portland„has
taken a leave o f absence and
with a girl friend,
left for
France on the S. S. Fansonia.
They landed at LeHarve and
visited in Paris. She wrote her
mother of the wonders of Par
is.
The two girls will spend one
year at the Holy
shirne
at
Lourdes, the famous
healing
shirne for sick
people who
bathe in the waters
of the
fountain there. The girls will
have regular classes.
Miss Dagmar i$ a graduate
of
Estacada
Union High
School class o f 1944.
PRICES FOR
Fri - Saf Aug. 23-24
We reserve the
right to limit!
Always Better Values at Currinsville
3lue Bonnet, Reg. 32c, Save 1 6c
Biue Bell POTATO C H iP $ 3 -5 5 C
Reg- 25c Pkg. SAVE 20c
In the double bag for lasting freshness
MARGARINE, 3 U b .p k g s .7 9 C
PORK S i m
enjoyed a pancake supper with
bacon, sausage,eggs and coffee
Those attending were Mrs. Ju
lia Compton,
Mrs.
Louese
Shields. Mrs. Rena Manary,Mr:
Margaret Kotzman, Mrs. Muri
el Markham, Mrs. Lillian Hill-
yard, Mrs. Eva Harris,
Mrs..
Mildred Johnson, Mrs Margar
et Wheeler, Mrs Sarah Gran-
"by, Mrs. Madeline Telford,Mr!
Joydene McLean,
Mrs. lone
Joy, guest Mrs Lillian Heise.
sister- in -law of Mrs. Louese
Shields.
A stork shower was given on
Thursday eve in honor of Mrs.
Lawrence Lund at the home oi
Mrs. Carl Gregson with Mrs.
Mary Layng and Mrs. Muriel
Maikham as co- hostess.
She
received many nice gifts. Re
freshments were served on
glass trays with ice cream
with storks, small cup cake:
frosted with pink
and blu»
with baby cookies' on
them.
Present were her grandmother.
Mrs. Walters, her mother Mrs
Erma Wedin,
Mrs. Gertrude
Kaston mother- in-law; friend?
Mrs. Muriel Markham,
Mrs
Cary Gregson,
Mrs.
Mary
Layng, Mrs. Carol Gregson,Mrs
Emma Knox, Mrs Julia Comp
ton. Mrs. Katie Menser, Mrs.
Alberta Frost, Mrs. Hazel Hite
Mrs. Faye Gregson, Mrs. Dor
othy Naas and
Mrs.
Betty
Oberg.
THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS
l
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, August 23, 1957 ,1
CURRINSVILLE
(Mrs. Nellie Currin)
Mrs. Don Fowler came home
from the hospital
with her
twin boys.
Thomas Clarence
and Ronald Mickle. They were
born last
Wednesday
and
weighed 7 lbs lounce and 6 lb?
5 ounces.
Mr. and Mrs.
Ferrel Znik
called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hoinle Wednesday. Thev live
on Fish Creek where
Dwyer
has his headquarters.
The Ladies Aid held
their
nicnic at Rivermill Park
on
Thursday evening with a pot
luck dinner.
There were 17
present: some came after din
ner.
Mrs. Clara Lofton is quite ill
at this writing. She has arthri
tis and it gives her a bad time
occasionally.
Mrs. Ruth Piatt is still con
fined to tht hospital but
her
ankle is getting along nicely.
She had it broken is a car acci
dent over a week ago.
The IOOF picnic at
Eagle
Fern Park Sunday was a
big
success Nearly 50 members of
Rebekahs and Odd Fellows at
tended. Coffee and ice cream
were served by the Odd Fell
ows following the potluck din
ner. A number of card games
were in progress during
the
afternoon.
Mrs. Currin drove to Oregon
City Monday to visit Mr. Cur
rin as she does every week.She
found him feeling good for him
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brackett
had some friends from Califor
nia visiting them Sunday.
ESTACADA SHOE REPAIR SHOP
R. & L. SHOES STORES, Inc.
H. L. Banks, Operator-Manager
Quality Shoe Repairing
New shoes for the entire family - Loggers,
English Brogues, School Shoes, Work Shoes
for men and boys - Also some rebuilt shoes!
Join our Family Shoe Club and get a FREE
PAIR OF SHOES!
M EAT CUT FOR LOCKERS
including Hauling, Butchering, Cooling, Cut-
tin, wrapped and delivered for 6c lb.
Pork 8c lb.
Cooling, cut, wrapped and delivered, 4c lb.
Harold Middleton
Dial CR. 9-5145
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COUPON SPECIALS!
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Good Only Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday, August 26-27-28
SUNSHINE
Bv C.T.E
Which is the farthest
East
the Pacific or Atlantic end of
the Panama Canal ?What color
does a boy look if you
hurt I
him? Answers below.
The successful person is the
one who goes ahead and does
the things somebody else
al
ways wanted to do.
Lb. 4 9 C
Cut from succulent grain fed pork
Flav-R-Pnc, Frozen 6 oz. tins
Large extra lean slies - Fully Cooked, Reg. 79c Lb.
LEM O N AD E, Special 3 for 2 9 C
PRESSED HAM
Lb. 5 9 C Makes 1 Quart, Reg. 2 for 29c, SAVE 15c
The Foundation o f Econom-
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issued
the following statement about
us.
We are not so bad after
all. Hurrah for us!
“ Ours is a
continent
on
which there has never been a
general famine.
Aside from
the early settlers, few peoph
in America ever
have gone
hungry. Even in the depths of
our worst depression Ameri
cans who wore on relief were
living better than most o f the
For the finest jams and jellies you ever made! | fully-employed
in other lands
Retains the full natural flavor and color of your
There is more laughter and
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SAVE 7c
earth. In shops, streets, factor-1
ies, elevators on highways and
on farms
— everywhere— I
Americans are friendly
and
kindly people, responsive
to
every rumor of distress Some
one in America will
always
divide his food and share
his
gasoline or his tire tool with a
person in need.”
OREGON BELL, Sliced Country Style
BACON
Lb. 6 5 M C . C. P . PECTIN, 3 Pkgs.
ROUND STEAK
Lb. 7 9 C
Weil-aged for U. S. ‘Good’ or ‘Choice Beef
PRODUCE
Bumble Bee Chunks V i size tins
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4
The Chicken of the Sea
1.00
Trend LIQUID SOAP 2 for 5 9 C
25<
2 lbs. 2 5 <
Perfect for delicious summer salads or those tasty
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Helps fabrics last longer! Instant suds even
in cold or hard water
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“ All the evil in the world
The blackest kind o f sin
Can never hurt one the
least
bit
Unless you let it in.’
1— The Pacific. 2— It makes
him yell Oh! (yellow)
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Get Your Free Tickets on Our Giant
Anniversary Prize to be Given Away
Next Month
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Plumbing and Heating
General Sheet Metal
Work
Estacada
City Licensed
Phone MU 7-2881
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Horner’s
Big Chief Market
Fstacada