Estacada's Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1957-1976, August 23, 1957, Page 6, Image 6

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    lived in this locality
several
weekend with her son and fa- chem in Logan
Heavy Rains Stall Transportation
mily, the John Gilletts.
Pastor Walden Askren
of years back.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Nicholson
Mrs. Marvin
Horger and Barton Baptist
Church will
on’Stolen Property’Sun- were surprised to find tha'
home from a two weeks vaca­ Gary and Virgina’s niece. Miss speak
and
Herbert their son PFC Robert Nichol­
of Portland day morning
tion. They went by train to Ft Leslie Hansen
Young
will
present
the
pre­ son had returned home from
spent
a
week
down
at
the
Collins. Cal. where they visit­ beach at the Cannon Beach sermon solo.
the Navy in Panama last Fri­
Brownie
Knox
ed Bill’s uncle,
Frank Burg
By Mary Gillett
They accompani­ will lead the Juniors for Jesus day several hours after they
They bought a new Ford stat­ conference.
The child­ had left for Lebanon to visit
On Friday evening Mr. and ion wagon and went to western ed Mrs. Kenneth Eaden on the meeting at 6:30.
special at the 7::30 serv­ with relatives. When Robert
Mrs. Lee Miller and Mrs. Earl
----- Nebraska and visited friends. trip down and Mrs. Harry ren’s
not
Odell drove to Eugene.
Thi On the wav home they toured p**rkJ?nd
° ” *he .ret“™ ice will be presented by Mike found his parents were
weekend
Millers visited his brother and Denver and Central City.They trlp\ Th*-'y t'hJoyed hearing tht and Patsy Whitehead, the mes- home he spent the
in
family, the Dale Millers and didn't run into any really hot "J*n,stry of Rev.Vance Havner. sage is entitled 'Testing Times’ with his aunt and family
and Willard and Andrea Brist- Portland. The Nicholsons are
Mrs. Odell her daughter
and ■' I weather and no car
trouble ,
th« raln they
pleased to report he will
be
themselves.
They len will sing.
son in law Mr. and Mrs. Bob and just had a real nice trip, enjoyed themselves.
17 young Barton Church peo- home until the the 7th of next
Bartholomew.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Poppe made trips to the aquarium at pie
are attending the Cannon month. Mr. Nicholson is home
A week end guest of
Mrs and Sheryl were out in Barton Seaside and swam in the nata- Beach
Youth conference for 10 ( from the Holliday Park hospit-
to Short
Nancy Ferrel was her grand-' Sunday visiting former neigh­ torium and drove
days ending Aug 30th
al and hopes to return to work
Sands Beach.
daughter. Miss Gladys Reyn bors.
, DETROIT, MICHIGAN—A loaded outbound bus, stranded at a
Crusaders
for
Christ
played
soon,
Sunday
Marvin
Horger
took
olds of Portland. Saturday hei
Miss Jackie Gillett spent 4
viaduct in suburban Highland Park, waits for a tow truck as the
soft
ball
at
Barton
Sat.
nite
The
Clem
LeFetra
family
are
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.Chat
son, Hugh Ferrel visited with days last week
visiting her
driver stands by. Heavy rain, 2.26 inches, caused damage running
and
then
went
down
tn
Deep
here
from
California
spending
Horger
on
a
500
mile
drive
up
her also.
Grandmother,
Mrs. Frances
into millions, leaving water four feet deep in some places. Police in
Creek
for
their
meeting.
Aug.
a
vacation
on
their
Viola
Val-
in
eastern
Oregon.
Drove
to
borrowed
boats made scores of rescues, carrying panic-stricken
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wymorr Gillett in Dallas. Mrs. Gillett
31
they
will
be
guests
of
Nan-
ley
farm.
i
Madras
and
to
Grass
Valley
motorists
and bus riders to safety.
—
T~~~ —
and Gary recently
returned I tnen came up and spent the
cy Myron in Carver.
Mr. and Mrs. Lean Kniskern
and back.
Mrs. Walden
Askren and have moved into the old Jim
Mrs. Grace Still
left
on
Tuesday for Eugene to
thi children spent 4 days at the Hamilton house. Mr. Kniskern
American Legion convention. Cannon Beach conference ac- is working for Harold Fischer
On Friday Adolph came down companied by Mrs. W. Bristlen at the piestnt time.
Mrs. Leavern Riedel is stay­
and both returned home Sun and children. Dr. Clyde Narra-
more, consulting
psycholog­ ing with her mother Mrs. Bert­
[day.
Barton had quite a grass firi ist on the staff of the Los An­ ie Pattee of Oak Grove. Mrs.
Friday when
Mr.
Spragut geles County Schools, was the Pattet has not been well for
CUSTOM KILLING - CUTTING - CURING
sometime.
strated burning off his field sP e a k e r .
Mr. and Mrs. Jess
Turner
and
the
wind
started
blowing
A N D W RA PPING
and Mr.and Mrs. Phil Fishburn
The close neighbors got quite
were among those who spent I
scared as it did scorch Horger’:
an enjoyable weekend at Long
weeping willow, Mrs. Ferrels’
(By LaFaye Fouts)
Beach, Wash, recently.
hedge and trees of the Hamil-
Viola Extension Unit is busy
Pickup on W ednesdays —
Shirly Nicholson has
been ,
tons. It also burned the tele­ preparing an exhibit for the
phone cable and we were with­ Clackamas County Fair. Ber­ working over at Sandy for the
out service for about 6 hours. nice Miller is chairman of the past month.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Pattee
Last week at the
Askren: committee and helping are Mrr
on
there were two birthday par­ Polly Knight, Mable Jubb and arc making a picnic area
Clear Creek on the farm pur­
ties. Tuesday it was Doug’s 8th Minerva Fickens.
chased from the Vestal family j
birhday and he had 5 boy
Sandy, Oregon
Rt*». 2, Pox 776A
Visiting at the home of Mr recently.
Last Sunday their
friends
to
help
him
celebrate
tT . .
,
. . . . .
and Mrs. John McKenzie thi: daughter and family, Mr. and
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THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, August 23, 1957
BARTON NEWS
See Us For BEST SERVICE In
Saturday,
Viola Happenings
Amateur Jam Session
SANDY MEAT COMPANY
Another Big Flight at the
?.'y
« V m,7”S.k
td.ww . npS I Sherman
-
r
____
‘
Linda ceelbrate her 5th birth
This Week s
HISTORY MYSTERY
M:-,rd
Sportsman Club
Mrs *■
and three ■&,
children Bo'
of . their
son
their
son .,nH
and family, Mr
Mr. and
Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs. Jack Pattee of Portland
day.
.
.
.
Little Trudy McKenzie, the enjoyed a picnic and
Mr and Mrs. Chas. Snowlej daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John ing, and also"helped"V work
and children went camping ou' McKenzie celebrated her first on the planned picnic area The
at the beach twice last week 1 bitrhday last Thursday, Aug.8 Wade Pattees are well on the
Ray Tracy and Douglas Mat way to having the plans for
and go rained out.
First trir
they went down to Short Sand: ney spent several days
or' their new home completed.
on Tuesday and returned home horseback up the Clackamas
Mr. and Mrs. James Weston
Thursday.
Then
Saturday River area last week.
are the proud owners of a new
Mrs. Esther Weston return­ Hardtop Convertable ’57 Ford.
[ they went to Long Beach,Wash
and returned home that sarru ed last week from a two weeks Twotoned in yellow and cream
night. Seems like, no matter trip to Yelolwstone Park.Crat-
Clarence Cross is working
which direction one went Iasi er Lake, Mt. Shasta and Cali - 1 for Dwyer Logging Co. up the
week it was sure discouraging fornia. She also stopped at Un­ Clackamas.
canny Canyon,
the Trees of
j at the beach.
J Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hick- Mystery and visited the Sea WINGS OVER ESTACADA
mund attended the American Lion Caves in southern Oregon
By Kathryn Mock
Mrs. Bernard Grady’s sister,
Legion picnic at Eagle
Fern
Perhaps you
have been
Park.
Mrs. Olive Harrison and two waking aong a country road
month
old
baby
daughter,Do-
and met a robin:sized
bird
The Barton Store was brok­
with the with long legs who ran along
en into last Tuesday
night. retta, are visiting
out
of
They entered by breaking
a Gradys this week from Healds- ahead of you, just
reach. Every few
steps
he
neat litttle hole in the
glass burg, Cal.
Mrs. Eva Chessman spent 2 pauses, looks back over
his
next to the door lock. There
was no money in the store to weeks with her daughter and shoulder and asks “Skee-ee-
be stolen and as far as can be family Mr. and Mrs. W. Nich­ ee?’ with a rising inflection.
determined just all the 22 bul­ olson, returning to Denver,Col You make coaxing sounds and
last week.
try to pick him up. He takes
lets are missing.
Vern Riedel has returned tc to the air with a
clattering
The annual Sunday School
picnic was Sunday at the pic­ work. He had been unable tc cry of ‘Killdeer, Killdeer, Kil- j
Present This Coupon and Save
work
since
his
automobile
ac­
deer. Well you had no inten­
nic grounds of Herb Young.
tion of killing the ittle daar,
Crusaders for Christ met last cident last April.
Everyone is sporting
new and he isn’t accusing you—just
Saturday at Scheef’s Evergreen
Park for outdoor activities fol­ cars this summer. Art Bartch a introducing himself. He is the 1
and
Steve killdeer of the plover family,
lowed by a regular
meeting new Chevrolet
when Martin Craft of Estacada Hinkson bought on Oldsmobilc gray above and white below
Olive Simmons of Rockford, with a black necklace. They I
was special speaker. A weiner
a marshy
roast climaxed the youth meet­ Ills, and Nettie Watts of Port­ like to live near
M odel
nests
land, spent part of last week place and make their
ing.
Mrs. Clarenci upon clumps of marsh grass
Mr. and Mrs. Vic
Forman with Mr. and
The Jubbs took them and set up little communities
and children drove up to High Jubb.
themselves.
Needless to |
Rock Sunday and picked 7 1-2 sight seeing up the Clackamas for
4 9 .0 0
M odel 4 1 5
ssy if their community happ­
gallons of huckleberries. The River to view the Clackamas ens to be near a farm where |
berries were ripe earlier this Power project one day and on cats and dogs are kept.it is not
year and they are just about Friday the ladles along with unordinary for a nest to be
Mrs. Polly Knight went to the
gone now.
6 0 .0 0
M odel 6 6 1 0
robbed.
When this happens,!
Mr. and Mrs. Clevinger and fair grounds.
prepare
yourself
for
three!
Darius
Fouts
has
retired
Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Wymore
days and nights of weeping !
spent an enjoyable Sunday vi­ from the navy and is living on and wailing,
because
the
siting relatives.
They were his new farm recently purchas­ whole community joins
5 9 .0 0
M odel 4 6 0 4
the '
luncheon guests at their son’s ed over towards Molalla. He parents in wailing
‘Kildeer,
horn, the Jack Clevingers
in and his wife are having some Killdeer,
Kildeer, 24 hours
Portland. They also visited Mr extensive remoeding done by around the clock
until you
Clevinger’s nephew, Dick Cle­ Seely Riedel.
if
Lyle, Robert and
Richard could kill the little dears
vinger and family in Port­
you ycu get your hands on
land. In the evening for din­ Adamson of Nevada spent last them-
ner guests they had Mr. Clev- weekend with their cousins,
inger's brother, Mr. and Mrs. the Stanley Fouts family .Their (
Rexford Clevinger and Mrs parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. V WANT TO SELL IT, TRY A
Adamson spent the week end NEWS AN AD.
Van Brooklyn of Salem.
COST
IS
Billy and Patty Wymore are with Mrs. Adamsons mother, LITTLE, AND THEY BRING
Mrs.
Bertie
Pattee
of
Oak
staying at the Coffins and kee­
The Adamson family HOME THE BACON
ping care of their place while Grove.
they are away on vacation.
Has anyone
noticed how
pretty the Barton church looks
with its new paint?
Nine little girls from Sunday!
Shhool enjoyed ramping out
down on
Deep Creek
last
- - -
Tuesday and Wednesday. The
girls were Becky Johnson, Jac­
St
kie Gilett,
Patsy Whitehead.
It’s fun to make wishes, hut its even more fun to makn
Connie Courtain,
Carla and
sure you’ll have just what ybu.want.
Whatever your
Donna Dudley, Alice Ellen Ea­
wish, a Savings Account can help you reach your goal.
den, Ernestine
and Nadine
Hamilton.
accompanied by
The sooner you start to save, the sooner your wishes will
their advisors, Virginia Horg
come true. Next payday or erfcam check day,, come in
er. Anna Castile
and Leota
Claric.
and start your savings program.
Mr. and Mrs. Oran McCart­
ney and Mr. and Mrs. John
Gillett. attended the Olson-Mc
Murtry fight at Portland Mea­
dows Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Elweli
and children were
Saturday
visitors at the Guthus. The El
wells are driving a new
car
Mr. Guthu is busy remodeling
their kitchen.
Miss Sonja Miller is home
after spending two weeks with
the Eadens in Logan picking
beans.
She’ll be home a few
Earn 2 A per cent on all savings
days before leaving
for the
3 per cent on three year
Cannon Beach Youth confer­
deposit certificates.
ence.
Wally Miller has been gone
a week so far visiting his aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Miller in Eugene.
Tuseday eve Mrs John G il-!
I lett and children and her
All deposits insured to $10,000 by
grandmother. Mrs. Ben Ander-i
son. Eagle Creek, called
on j
Hours 10
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mrs. Anderson's sister and her
husband. Mr. and Mrs. S. Kir-!
Broadway - [stacada
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P O RTLA N D , O R E G O N
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We Congratulate
TH E
BOYS AND GIRLS
OF OUR AREA
on livit g in A ir eric a where everyone has an
oppo*,‘.ii
g . v
for m education in
3 our
public
pub ic .*: \ o i Is - - -
We
n o w that you w ill rrtnkc L.o host of
this opportunity to ~rh: .:vc an education and
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fit you s i -_s for the duties of cooscientH^ns
citizens b p.
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W iFi the opening of school you a : } entering
upon another year of activity in which we wish
you the 1 '.most success.
Cfek«mas County
SANDY. OREGON
Serving Eastern Clackamas County Since 1911
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
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wishing and having
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