ganized or the coming season from first
ed. o each month in paper bags Pastor Wendell boat riding on the lake.
brought
a
On Saturday
evening the
and assigned the differed pro-
Little Linda
Askren
was Seward of Coton
to
the John Gillettes and the
Lester
grams to be given during the house guest of Alice Ellen Ea- challenginp message
young people.
Courtains attended the Clack-
(By Mrs. Erma Rich)
pear. Last year’s Secret
Pals den last Friday evening.
At the State Fair Mrs. Min On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Vern amas School Carnival.
Mr s LeeGregson and child were revealed after members
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| ren spent the week end visiting had ,tried to guess who
their nie Forman won honors. The Hainline and family and
American Guernsey
Cattle and Mrs. Bill Siedell and fam-
I friends and relatives at Prine- Secret Pals were.
Lake A N e w s A d . W ill Sell It
ckam a
òo
Club presented her a Breeder's ly drove up to Timothy
ville.
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enjoyed
For You R e a l Quick
first prize ribbon for the aged and had a picnic and
Boring Rebekah lodge met OFFERINGS t h i s w e e k
L. J. Anderson
Editor and Publisher
the
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Published weexly on Fridays at Estacada, Clackamas County, Sept. 5 with Noble Grand Mr .
AT BROADWAY THEATRE cow and second prize for
Oregon. Entered in the postoftice at Estacada, Oregon, as sec Lela Hoffmeister in the chair.' The regular show will be can best utter. The cows were en
of celled this Thurs. Sept. 19
to tered by Wallece Asholf of Bor
ond class matter Subscription rates in Clackamas County one This was the first meeting
year S2.50; outside the county and in the State of Oregon one the lodge after vacatiosing in ge replaced by the Rod & Gun ing, whom she he sold them to
Mrs. Forman
July and August; 20 members | Club’s 6th annual sport show sometime ago.
year $3.50; outside the State o f Oregon one vear $4.00.
Sub . were
present.
Committee j at the Broadway theatre.
A started raining Guernesy cat
scriptions payable in advance.
[ Mrs. Trudy Meier
vice grand' special show will run first af tle in 1921 and has raised about
| and her twi supporters Mrs.Mu- ter which the drawing for the 100 herd in her time.
STAFF CORRESPONDENTS
Maureen Coffin and
Kitty
Garfield
__
_ Ray ______
Mrs.
Gordon riel Markham and Mrs. Peggy prizes will be held.
Viola
Mrs. Lafaye Fouls Clark told of the plans to make
The big picture of the week Guthu certainly look cut this
George
Mrs. Joe Wiederhold i more interesting meetings. N a-! at the Broadway is
the new ypar at school. The girls have
Eagle Creek
Mrs. Margaret Ross mes were drawn for
school
hankit comedy ‘Bernadine’— A story worn long pig tails to
Boring
Mrs. Erma Rich pals; also the past Noble Grand j 0f energetic teenagers in school a11 the time and now have theii
Dodge
Mrs. Anne Justice j Club gave a gift for the Early | antj ¡n jove ith Jife.
starring hair short and curled.Also they
Currinsville
Mrs. Nellie Currin
singing
sensation Pat abandoned wearing jeans
to
Springwater
Mrs. Myrtle Dmytryk Bird prize that is to get mem- j the
bers to lodge; if you are in the j Boone with Terry Moore Janet school but one can almost bet
lodge before 5 minutes to
8 j Gaynor and
Dean
Jagger they got them on as
soon as
| you get a number. Mrs. Alberta j Young Boone sings three songs school is out so they can
ride
j Frost won the first prize. The Bernadine
a calypso
tune their horees they love so much.
J next meeting will be Sept. 19. Tencnique’ and ’Love Letters The girls are in the 7th grade
Mrs. Marilyn (Marnham) Co- in the Sand’ in a story woven ibis year.
Speak with contempt o f no man.
bo and little daughter
Lesa around boys in
high school;
The Crusaders for Christ met
j have been visiting her parents their dates and parents. This last Saturday evening at
Everyone hath a tender sense of
the
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Markham picture is wonderful entertain- Bonney place in Redland and
reputation. And eveiy man hath u
after spending the past 5 mon- ment for everyone not only the spent the early part of the ev-
! ths in
Alexander; Virginia; younger set.
ening swimming in the heated
sting, which he may, if provoked too
where her husband
Ted has
Second feature ‘The Shadow pool.
School Days was the
far ------- dart out at one time or
been serfing his time in the U. On The Window’ with Phil Ca theme of the party which fol
S. Army. Mrs. Cobo and Lisa rey and Betty Garrett. A sus lowed and best costumes were
another.
------- Burton
have gone to
Klamath Falls pense picture where a secretary chosen by adult judges. Leola
I where they are to make their sees her boss murdered; then is Wright reported in the chapters
home.
Her husband will join held captive by
the
killer* if Matthew assigned for tne
them after the first of
Oct., while
de^ ded what
week and tne entire
group
when he receives his discharge. with her. Suspense builds up as wrote answers to a quiz. Teams
He will be employed in te U.S. i the detective follows the clues; 1 headed by
Terry Kawamoto
Day and Night Service - A Local Institution
Forestry at Klamath Falls.
one by one that lead him to the and Marrene Eaden are striving
Mrs. Ted Cobo was honored murderers.
for points in weekly quizzes.
Phone MOhawk 5-3794
Gresham, Oregon
with a pink and blue shower; Sunday through Tuesday_Following refresments which
luesday eve^Sept.3 at the home Rock Hudson and Dana Wynter were served ar school lunches
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Mrs. Matt Shields as co-hostess., Sidney p0itier in ‘Something
Decorations were of large bou-1 0 f Value.’ A technicolor pic
quets of dahlias; a pink umbrel- ture fUmed under governmH
ent
la hanging from light fixtures protection in deepest Africa in
with small pompom
dahlias the dreaded Mau Mau counrt
hanging on the tips of the urn The protrayal of two
young
brel a. Mrs. Tuttle played the | men who had bcen raisedy
*
pre-cools corn —
electric organ during the even- brothers but ho became separ-
ing in soft tones which
was ated through the cruelty of an-
doubles dem and.”
very impressive. Mrs. Cobo op- other whlte man
why>n next
ened her gifts and was assisted they meet one ,g the leader
f
by her sisters Sharon and Kay the MauMau and the other
a
Markham.
Lunch was angel peace officer
Next W e e k -
says Air. Cecil W ill
»*ttife*l
£5*
A great true adventure picture
and coffee. The guests enjoy filmed in color under water—
o f Dayton, Oregon
ed eating on the lovely patio.
‘The Silent World’ and
‘Boys |
This present were Mrs.Marilyn Town’ with Spencer Tracy and
Cobo; Mrs. Walter Markham; Micky Rooney.
Mrs. Earl Meier;
Mrs. Larry
Meier; Mrs. Jim Knox;
Mrs.
Mrs. John Kaston;
Mrs. Carl
Gregson; Mrs. Tom Gregnon;
Mrs. Ezra Mcnser; Mrs. Virgil
By Mary Gillett
Frost; Mrs. Norval Naas; Mrs.
Barton Community
Club
Lawrence Lund;
Mrs. Nancy held its first monthly meeting i
E a c h c ra te of c o rn la p laced o n e
c o n v e y o r b e lt w here it passes
Massie; Mrs. Don Koch; Mrs. Friday, Sept. 6th.The teachers)
u n d e r th e refrigerated coils of the
cooler to seal-in g arden freshness.
Paul Hill;Miss Edith Anderson; and school
board
memberr
Mrs. Matt Shields;
Mrs. Otis were honored. Mrs. Louis Cof
Rich; Mrs. H. C. Compton;Mrs fin decorated the table
with
Tuttle; Misses Sharon and Kay fall la vend«» flowers and can
For a n y needed help or
Markham;
Deloris Gregson; dies. Place cards made of pink
“ Retaining the G A R D E N FRESHNESS o f c o m is the big
inform otion contact your
Mrs Wallace Aschoff. ,
paper with the honor
guest;
problem that grower and retailers face. We have solved this
PG E R ural Service
Mrs. Viola Lake has moved names and a lavender flower
problem by the installation o f an automatic hydra-cooled tank
Representative
to an apartment in
Gresham. attached to them. Miss Fannie
powered by PGE electricity. Immediately upon harvesting, each
Since selling her home here she Mulkins. Mrs. M. Elstead,Louis
crate o f corn is automatically chilled at 38 degrees for a 20-minute
GRESHAM _
Bill Wymore,
Gus
has been in Florida with
her Coffin,
cycle. This preserves the tenderness and sweetness for a minimum
D on M atthew s.. . .M O 5-3121
youngest daughter and
since Eichner, Chas. Snowley were
o f 5 days.
HILLSBORO
coming home spent most
of guests. Vic Forman was absent.
“ Since the installation o f this electric cooler I've been getting 25
Earl P rickett.. . .H illsboro 921
her time with
the \yallace Teachers wore glad
corsages
cents more per crate, and when you consider that at the peak o f
Aschoff family at Boring.
made by Mrs. Grace Still.Com
the season we run 300 crates a day . . . that’s an extra $75.
NEW BERG
Mrs. Amanda Carlson had her Club officers this year are the
Don L ow e...........Newbcrg 341
“ W e also irrigate over 100 acres and it has doubled our
year. Darrell
two grandchildren o f Portland same as last
production.” “ There’s no doubt about it,” says M r. W ill, “ PGE
O R E G O N C IT Y
visiting her or three days re Wright pres. Mrs. Louis Coffin
electricity makes me m oney.”
Floyd R ader.Oregon City 5261
cently.
rice-pres., Mrs. Les Courtain.
If you are a PGE customer contact your nearest PGE rural
The Boring
Community Sec. and Treas. Room mothers;
P O R TL A N D
service representative for free suggestions on how electricity can
Mrs. Chas
Church celebrated its 50th an are Little room;
Robert Seaberg.CApitol 8-7181
help you.
niversary Sunday Sept. ^ .S e r Snowley, assisted by Mrs. Les
SALEM
vices were from 11 to 12 with Courtain and Big room: Mrs
Dick Garinger .. Empire 39211
Rev. Paul Ackerman. The new Jim Bomatti assisted by
Mrs
Bud Swayze
,
district supt. also spoke
and Louis Coffin.
Rev. Fletcher Connel who help
Louis Coffin has just
com
ST. HELENS
ed so much with the building pleted the new bridge approach
Earl Prickett.. .St. Helens 113
program also spoke.
Coffee to their home
across
Depp
O regon’« Pioneer Electric Utility
hour followed the service.
Creek. Made o concrete pier
and logs and short end 50 feet
with a fill in.
l / ' C h e c k a n d s e e — a n d y o u ’ll a g r e e
Tuesday noon Barton
was
host for a teachers
workshop
(By ANNE JUSTICE)
Mr. and Mr. Wm. Wagner of for the teachers in the Barton
Estacada announce the engage area. The children were all dis
ment of their daughter Karen missed at noon.
K E E P IT W O R K IN G F O R Y O U !
The School Board has been
to Gerald Weiblen the son
of
Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Weiblen of changed to the first
Hoquiam, Wash.
An October
wedding is planned. Karen if
a graduate o f Estacada Union
High School and
has
been
W l t r i r e r You G o . . . W kefever torn Do .
working in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Ott have
recently received a letter from
protected. State Auto’s RECREATION POLICY Is
Lt. Cal. Richard Hoban
the
Just One Dollar buys a Savings Account at the Estacada
days la
la amount from $5.000 to $25.000 fa r
tor terms ol ) to VO days
Commander of the 717
Bom
accidaatal daatfc PLU S $500 fo
f r aach $5,000 co vo raja for m odica!
bardment Squadron Heavy at
Branch of the First State Bank of Mihvaukie and the
aapantas. (Saa rote tabla batear).
Ellsworth Air Force Base
at
Rapid
City,
South
Dakota.
The
TRA VIL
opportunity to start building your financial security by
/' HUNTIN«
r ic r ia t io n
letter told o an award to their
regular and systematic savings.
son Technical Sergeant Richard
Sports • C rateas
»y Load, Saa. Ate
Pastear Vacattoaa
L. Ott.
Sgt. Ott was chosen
■.
loadas
Earn 2£ per cent on all savings . . . 3 on three-year
the outstanding
non-commis-
deposit certificates. See our new account department/today.
fioned officer in the 28th Per
YOUR CH O ICE OF THE FOLLOW ING PLANS
f o lé O o ff It A moro*» oo 4 H r N rfedi lo éh w H é b l e te d e b l i b *
iodic Maintenance
Squadron
for the period from January 1st
$25.000
$5000
$ 1 0 .0 0 0
$15,000
4» THM
Prme+el S**»
Frta«*«i Stete»
»1 S««»
A U i.U U
to June 30, 1957. Col. Hoban
OP
Hut »1500
ñm $2500
n* nooo
H» *500
praised Sgt. Ott for his devo
COVERAGE
bp.’..
M iJ ic .l
tion to the Air Force and
for
P R EM IU M
M I M 'U U
P R EM IU M
PREMIUM
DAYS
his dedication to his work.
$ 5,00
$ 3.00
$ 1.00
$ 2.00
3 DAYS
Sgt.Ott called his parents from
Moses Lake.
Wash. Sunday
1.00
2 00
S.OO
3.50
7 DAYS
night. He had been sent there
with his six man crew to p ic k !
1040
6.50
2.50
4.S0
10 DAYS
up a new B-52. He returnee 1
1400
(.75
3.S0
6. IS
IS DAYS
to Elizabeth Air Force Base on,
Monday.
16.(0
10.50
21 DAYS
420
7.35
This hot dry weather has real
ly played havoc with the wellf
20.40
5 .1 0
I2.7S
t.9S
30 DAYS
Earn 2 A per cent on all savings
in Dodge. Several families are
32.40
2 0 .2 5
«.to
competrly out o water. A few
10 DAYS
1420
3 per cent on three year
days rain would certainly
be
deposit certificates.
43.20
27.00
11.90
90 DAYS
ia to
welcome.
Stevi?
Sfanr
broke
his
arm
N O W A I T I N O — your State A u to agaal will issuo your policy
above the elbow when he fell
im madialalyl
off a l o ’ while playing
last j
week. Th? arm is in a cast and
-AUTH ORIZED A G EN T -
Stevie ha; herP
having his
friends autograph the cast.
All deposits insured to $10,000 by
The Dodge Extession
Unit
met at the Community Hall on
Hours 10
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Tuesday Sept. 10. The Unit or-
THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS
Estacada, Oregon, Friday Sept. 20, 1957
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
BARTON NEWS
Come Early - - Rock 'N Roll to
"I’m getting top p rice s, too”
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Join the tun every Sunday
Afternoon with Cy Shannon and
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Estacada Branch
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Estacada, Oregon
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