THIS PRINTING NEWS and
SHOPPER 2904 COPIES
, Volume No. 53
Number 34
In Its Fifty-third Year of: Publication.
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, September 13, 1957
'ingle Copy
Currinsville M ill Burns in Earlv Tuesddav Morning firs; Part of ñfttí Saved Bla( i knights
Ready fer Battle
This Person & That
Legion Units Have
Good Turnout
The American L egion
Post
The B lack K nights
of the
| Clackamas
opened
football and A uxiliary unit held their
first m eeting M onday eve with
' workouts under direction
of the new officers in charge.
their new head coach Gordon
*
lutio were
n c i v imuiL
tu MUVt
till
Plans
made to
have the
Bigler w ith hopefuls trying o u l‘ anuual turkey dinner Oct 13
for the team. Most of the first f rom 1 to 5:30 PM at Estacada
w eek was spent in conditioning Grade School. Thisis one
of
and tryout- for the all im p or-! the Once a Year events for the
tant quarterback spot. Bigler I Post and A uxiliary,
w ould lika to use the ‘T’ from - 1
Mrs. John A bbott the A ux-
ation if he can find the quar- iliary president m ade all
the
terback he needs to direct this standing appointm ents for the
offense.
year.
The Unit voted to send their
Last years Estacada
Grade
School Tigers had a mediocre check of the am ount am ount
record and are hoping that thi. ing to $36 for the year
The poppy chairm an was au
year w ill see an improvement
on that record w ith the return thorized to order 2200 poppies.
of m any veterans. Am ong the The program of poppy m aking
boys w ho lettered last
year starts in N ovem ber in the P ort
are Larry Adamson, hard char land and Camp W hite hospit
Each Veteran is paid $20
ging fullback, Howard Bess, a als.
the
very fast
halfback,
Denny per thousand for m aking
Cutrforth, who played end last poppies.
year but is being tried at the The date of the D istrict m eet
at
signal caling post now ,
Dick ing has been set for Oct. 6
8
K linker, a small but aggresive Beaverton w ith D istricts 9;
guard, Deb Schliechert, a real and 1 having a joint m eeting.
Mrs. Wm.
tow er of strength in the
for D istrict President
to
ward w all,
A lllan W iley,
a Flem ing invited mem bers
slender pass catching end and attend a get acquainted m eet
Sept.
fire w hich had gotten a; good m ent w as called. This should George Dodd,
an
aggresive ing at the St Johns hall
The U nit voted
to guard. N ewcom ers to the team 15 at 2 PM.
start.
He tried to reach the be an exam ple to all of us
the $25 for the G ift Shop. The
Portland operator as he. did not mem orize the em ergency te le are Bob Turner, John Shibley. R ehabilitation Chairman
w ill
phone number just in case w e who are fighting it out for the
have lig h ts(th e fire cut out the would be caught in the
same starting center position. Karl purchase m aterial for the m em
electricity.)
H e w as unable situation.
K iefl, Tim Stew art, Don Dob bers to sew for the three gift
to raise the op eratoriat around
The loss w as partially
cov bins. K ent Engstrom and Mike shops.
Mrs. A dolph S till, Mrs.Harry
daybreak)to have her relay the
a
ered by insurance. Mr. Shoup Carlson, all trying out for
Mrs.
Larry
fire call and it w as not until an
guard spot; Ray Dubord, D en Hickmund and
hopes
to
be
able
to
rebuild
the
unidentified man arrived
on
nis Ross, W ayne W alters, and Meade w ill be in charge of the
th e scene that the fire depart- m ill.
M ike Chonle, all w orking to next luncheon for the Atkinson
ladies.
ing the show a success.
The wards a starting end position;
M embership drive is now on
Gary
Barden,
W
iley
Howell,
dsiplay put in by the
F o r e st.
and Mrs. Eva D ooley presented
Service under
direction
of David Illeg, Leroy Sm ith and
Mrs. Florence E. Larson; Mrs.
John A ckerm an w as very nice. Ted Hodgkiss are all trying out
E velyn S. P latt; Mrs. D aisy L.
Mrs. John Englund brought an for the backfield. Coach Bigler
returnees, R iley as new mem bers and Mrs
interesting African V iolet dis also has som e fin e
G eorge Armstrong
presented
Estacada Garden Club met
play; B ill Griggs added inter- from the reserves of last year
as a
new
at the hom e o f Grace S till Sept.
in Gary M cCullough, and Rog Mrs. O live D avis
9 w ith Abbi«* Armstrmiir, Adia I ***1 ^ the show hy bringing in er Kftebing. ,’ “
| member. A ny eMgttrlp w om an
bis m assive Sun Flow ers, and
Dayton,
G eraldine Wallace,
| w ill be w elcom ed as a m em ber
Mr. and Mrs. Morris W allaert | The Black K nights are going
of the Legion A uxiliary.Please
and Maude Haughton as host
of the Dodge district displayed to be strongly schooled on fun
contact Mrs. G eorge Armstrong
esses w h o served
lo v ely re
som e o f their w onderful d ah l dam entals by Coach B igler and I i h7 ‘membership” chaiVm!m‘‘aKso
freshm ents prior to the busi
ias.
w ith the strong core of return- rcnowaj dues are now
being
ness m eeting.
.,
.
, ,u
The next m eeting w ill be Oct. mg letterm en should p ro v id e, accepted Mrs Eva D ooley ls
The president w elcom ed the ? gt j p M in the cit hall with the Estacada area
w ith
a our champion m em ber
getter
lad.es ¡Gertrude Rhoades mad the foIlow ing hostesses: Helen strong football team.
and is w ell on a new
record
A Gardeners Prayer” and Ber Eaden, Gertrude Rhoades and
No gam es have as yet been breaking challenge.
nice M iller lead the group in Eva White.
The next m eeting w ill be on
scheduled but w ill
be
very
“The More We Get Together.’
Oct. 7 at 8 PM in the
Legion
T w enty-seven w ere present
soon. Watch this paper for the
hall. Pot luck
dinners
w ill
and each member
answered
first home game.
soon start after that date.
roll call w ith her worst weed
Mrs.Minnie Forman the sew
pest and several thanking her
ing chairman announced se w
secret pal for remembrances
REPUBLICAN PARTY
ing w il be an all day m eeting
during the past month.
COUNTRY FAIR At OSWEGO w ith potluck dinner at noon on
Marvin B lack
o f Black’s
Brother Eldin Gilstrap and
The Clackamas County R e Sept. 20 at 10 AM. A ll m em
Gardens in Saelm was schedul w ife of Turner, Ore., have been publican A ctivities
Commit bers cordially invited to
at
ed as guest speaker. He called called, by unanimous vote of tee is holding a Country Fair tend. There w ill be plenty
to
the
congregation
and
elders
to
at 2nd and B Streets, Oswego, do.
from Oregon City saying
his
be
the
m
inisters
of
the
Chris-
os Saturday, Sept. 21, from 10
car had broken dow n and
he .
A M. to 6 P.M. ,
,
Couty N ews, 25c each or five
w as unable to come. This w as tlan Church.
,
Prizes are being offered and fo r $ 1.0 0 .
a great dissapointm ent to all as
Brother Gilstrap is a man of
Mamie For further information con
several of our members
have w ide experience, having at one donations solicited.
Mrs.
seen Mr. B lack’s w ork and have tim e been field representative E isenhow er has supplied a lo v tact Mrs. R ussell Reed,
enjoyed him im m ensely.
for the old Eugene B ible Coll- ely etching of the White House H elen Crowson or L. D. Meade
The recent flow er show w as e«e - ” e (ha;> expressed the op- and Mrs. N ixon a hand carved 1313 S. E. R iver Forest Road,
_
. ..
, .
inion that the area around Es- wooden box w ith silk stole.In M ilwaukie.
„
discussed and the
chairm an,. tacada u a very
chanenging addition, there are numerous
Tickets are available locally
Grace Still, thanked everyone | field and enters into it
with other prizes.. A nyone who is at the office of the Clackamas
interested in supplying prizes m ay contact
for their cooperation in m ak- much enthusiasm .
Ju lie Johnson,
t
By C. T. E.
• This
th e opening chapter
, o f a teaching tale w hich
ap-
V peared In this paper
over 3U
} years ago.
} T h e jir s t
inform ation
we
■ have regarding the anim al life
of Estacada is contained in the
¡first N ew s published Dec.
1,
1904, is as follow s:
i “Chas. Ferry now
ow ns r
1 fne specim en of the M ongolian
.phaesant birds.
It is one he
got of a farmer- w ho lives near
Highland and w hose dog caught
'th e bird w hen it w as a young
thing. It is not yet a year old
and w ill be a very
beautiful j
¡bird w hen fu ll grow n.”
j
Starting from that point and
joggng down to
the present
.m om ent,this article is expected
•to fully cover the subject from
(alligators to zebras and ev en tu
a ll y w inding up
w ith what
;Ferry started out w ith 34 years
jago. Read on and yo u ’ll find [
history, tragedy, romance and
scien tific conclusions.
Back in 1907 a m erchant ex-
D el Shoup (sIightly ‘ shook planer,
hibited a pair of alligators un- up,) and
Bob H eiple
stand
A sm all fire had developed
Til one of them died
and the watch over the remains o f the Monday afternoon w hich had
other w ent away.
W hatever mil1 P °rtion of the Sloup m ill been extinguished but was kept
¡became of it nobody
know s at C urrinsville Tuesday morn- under observation. Mr. Sloup
For quite a tim e it w as ‘seen ’ in g ' The Currinsville- Cazadero had remained on w atch
until
several times along the bank of and Estacada V olunteer
Fire around m idnite and was about
the river.
Departm ents responded prom - to go home but changed
his
A t about the tim e the alliga- ptly to the iir e caI1 and
were mind.
H e w as resting in his
tors w ere here
an Estacada able to save most °* th e green car and fell asleep to be awak-
hnan w ent to th e home
of a chain- the burner conveyor and ened by the crackling of
the
neighbor w here he
drank a
blend of carbolic acid, turpen
tine and camphor and on his
w ay hom e saw a w hole herd of
zebras.They blocked his path
and he cohldn’t get aw ay so h ei
™__ ,.
laid dow n in the
street and .
KlwanIa Club
T5nth
stayed there until the zebras A nniversary w as enjoyed T W
uay
even
Grade
disappeared w hsih w as som
- ™ ~ e- 1 day even in g at
A lo v ely affair was- h eld on
fim a about daybreak ttw TWW ...School ca
Sunday afternoon Sept. 1 for
50 people in attendance;
morn
ning.
Mr.
Tom m y May served an* ex c e l the Golden W edding for
As far as the record reveals
asd Mrs. A. J. K itching at the
len
t
ch
icken
dinner.
President
there has never been a parrot
home of their
daughter and
nor m onkey in tow n. One w o A llyn P rice w elded the gavel husband
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
and assessed
m iscellaneous
man in speaking of m onkeys
in
the R ynning w hen open house was
said “you ought to see m y hus fines for advertising
Tenth A nniversary
K iwanis held for relatives and friends.
band,’’but w e are speaking of
B u lletin
(It w as a nice job About 100 called throughout
bona fide m onkeys, t h o s e fe ll- |
a
WaS “ *
paid the afternoon. ,,
ows w e all came from if
you their
D° c!) assessm
and thOSe
Mr. and Mrs. K itching were
ents preSent
and the Lord
beleive such bunk. This m on
married at the home
of her
key husband evened
up the help those who w ere absent for father Granville Linn on Es
they have y et to pay.
score a few days ago
to ask
Instrum ental duets on base tacada Route One, Sept. 1,1907
w hen the antique show w as to horns and trumpets w ere pro at 4 P.M. by Rev. Charles Mc
be held. He said, “I w ant to vided by D ave Petrasso
the local
and Pherson, pastor of
take m y w ife.”
Howard Horner (plus their own M ethodist Church.
There are three horses w ith com edy interpretations . Their
The honored couple are the
in the corporate lim its. The renditions were im m ensely en parents of tw o children, Mrs.
tw o prancing steeds
of
the joyed.
Ernest R ynning
and Harold
Meade stables and a pinto po
are
The h ighlight o f the evening Kitching; grandchildren
ny. A ccording to Don Meade w as the auctioning of the E sta Eloise Rynning,
Mrs. Danny
who can ride both horses
at cada Lake A ddition lots provi (B everly) Mariman and Roger
the sam e tim e, plans are un ded by Larry Berentzen.Robert K itching; also one great grand
derw ay to start a dude ranch. H ughes o f Portland w as
the daughter 3 year old Robin Ma
A m ong fam ily m em
Bring them in here green and auctioneer and as a result
of riman.
send them aw ay covered w ith his efforts the K iw anis S w im bers present at th e w edding 50
callouses— that is, the g en tle m in g P ool fund is now
$400 years ago and now w ere Roy
and Norman Linn, brothers of
men dudes and lady
dudes. richer.
! Mrs. Kitching,
Harry
and
There are a lot of good horses
Charles K itching,
Mrs. Sara
on the outskirts of the
tow n
w hich includes Bob Snyder’s
Sandell, brothers and sister of
Albert and Mrs. M aggie Thom
anim al w hich does all the work
as and Mrs. Fred Bates, cous
around the place and gives Bob
ins o f Mrs. Kitching.
a chance to get out and work
Mrs. K itching w as b om
in
for som ebody else.John March-
Approval of the assistance of
bank’s apnowed nag, those fine the P olice Dept, to enforce the C urrinsville and Mr. Kitching
work tdfems of Albert K itch- n ew regulation made by
Canada.
the in Birtle, M anitoba,
ihgs and th e
fam ous riding Board o f th e Estacada
They are m em bers o f Esta-
Union
pony of Thelm a G eil w ho is a High School
w hereby
the cada IOOF. and Rebekah lod-
girl cham pion ridtr of the coast. drivew ay around the
school *es
One of our w om en residents building has been posted as a
A t the reception the rooms
says she has been liv in g w ith a *. NO THOROUGHFARE” ar w ere decorated w ith arrange
m ule for 20 years but he hat ea.
m ents of shades in
gold and
never been recorded in a jack
Mrs.
The State Sanitary A uthor y e llo w flow ers done by
ass census and hence
doesn’t ity letter w ritten by K enneth G uy K eller, Mrs. A m os H ills
count.
H. Spies, D eputy State Sanit- and ®^rs- -Uni Lamb. A four
Dogs are
Estacada's most ary engineer gave
the city *>ered cake w as decorated by
popular anim al but a number their approval to com plete the Mrs. D el N ordquist in gold and
of them w ill lose their freedom Shafford Street sew er e x ten pink w ith m iniature bride and
in a few days as a brave man sion as designed by the cities groom on center top. It was
w ill com e around w ith a cage engineering firm o f
ice cream, tea,
Carl E. served w ith
on a wagon and a long pole, a Green & A ssociates.
coffee and
punch.
Pouring
hunk of m eat, a net and a tear
Mrs. Harold Kitching.
The contract agreem ent for w ere
bomb and w ill reach out
and group m edical
service
with Mrs. Earl M cConnell. Mrs. Bill
get them . M ay they even tu al th e P h ysician ’s A ssociation of Reimers.
Others
assisting
ly have plenty o f
bones and Clackamas County w as signed were
Mrs. Danny Mariman,
fleas. Estacada has tw o dogs by the Myor and Recorder up Mrs. M ary Elmer, Mrs. Maxine
w ho have gotten into the n e w s on Council resolution approv O dell, Mrs. L eslie Hagstrom,
papers.
T hey are
‘Sport’ ing the agreem ent.
Mrs. Joyce Peterson,M rs. Amos
Smith, w ho goes to church reg-
The m ain table war
T he Mayor read a letter from H ills.
larly except w hen his neuritis the C ounty Court
cloth with
in w hich covered in w hite
bothers him and ‘Jig g s’ Epplett they advised the city that cer gold threads through cloth. In
w hose affection for a tabby tain additional lots for the Es charge of the guest book was
cat becam e world new s. You tacada P ublic Park w ere now Mrs.Charler K itching and gifts.
can never te ll tho.
A fellow in process of being transferred Mrs. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Mari-
just dropped in,
he said, to ed to the city.
m as presented Mrs. Kitching
“rest his dogs.’ There are a
w ith a purple and gold orchid
air w e never reckoned w ith.
Mrs Anna Ella Tracy late of for a corsage.
The w om an w ho w ished her Portland died in that city Sept.
usband to be classified as
a 11th. Funeral services w ill be
The first baby clinic for the !
m onkey has been joined by an held Saturday, Sept. 14 at 2 P fall and w inter season was held
other, a brunette w ife, w ho af M at C layville Chapel
Thurrday
w ith is the grade school
ter finding som e light hairs on vault interm ent in Mt. Zion ce- m orning. Sept. 5
w ith more
n er husband s coat
declares m etery;
Rev. V iolet Bolliger than 25 children exam ined by
that “som e blonde is m aking a officiating.
Dr. Stole and staff. I
m onkey out o f m y
husband.' ----------------------------------------------------------------------- — - — -— —
The Horner gang stand proud- Service w hich w ill be
given
We a re still refusing
to p u t REMEMBER THE ESTACADA ROD and G U N
ly in front of the
Chevrolet aw ay Saturday night. The car
S ° niSC L U B SPORTS SHOW
B r c d w ., T l- .t r , on sedan supplied through the full of groceries give aw ay will
courtesy of M iller
Chevrolet wind up the three day
First
(C ontinued on Page 8)1 Sept. 19th at 8 PM. Over 70 Free Gifta . . . .
Kiwanis Celebrate Kitchings Golden
Tenth Anniversary Wedding Held
Sunday
$2.50 Per Year
Garden Club Has
Good Attendance
t
New Pastor at
Christian Church
Engineer 0 . K /s
Sewer Extension
Dave Horner and Staff A ll Set for 1st. Anniversary Celebration This Week
i
anniversary
celebration for
Horner’s Market. Show n in the
above pictures left to
right;
Dave Horner, Bob Jones; (new
assistant to D ave Horner;) Jo
Sanders; Velma Durham; A1
ice Correll; Janice Tracy and
head butcher Frank Sabroski