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THE C L A C K A M A S COUNTY N EW S
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Sept. 27, 1957
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K A M A J P & O
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L. J. Anderson
Editor and Publishes
Pubusned weekly on Fridays at Estacada, Clackamas County,
Oregon. Entered in the postoffice at Estacada, Oregon, as sec
ond class matter. Subscription rates in Clackamas County on*
year S2 50; outside the county and in the State of Oregon one
year $.1,50; outside the State of Oregon one vear $4.00.
Sub
scriptions payable in advance.
5T.-»FF CORRESPONDENTS
Garfield
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Mrs. Ray Gordon
Viola
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Mrs. Lafaye Fouts
George
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Mrs. Joe Wiederhold
Eagle Creek
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Mrs. Margaret Ross
Boring
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Mrs. Erma Rich
Dodge
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Mrs. Anne Justice
Currinsville ...............................................
Mrs. Nellie Currln
Springwater
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Mrs. Myrtle Dmytryk
Counting Our Blessings
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O u r cavedw elling ancestors, whose
possessions w ere m eager, thought
of any quantity g reater than three
os a ‘ 'heap*’ or " p ile .”
Il
|PS:>
The ab acu s, a Chinese "a d d in g
m achine" that uses beads as coun
ters, is at least 4 5 0 0 years old. In
parts of the O rient, it is still in use.
The first calculating machine '
w as made by Blaise P ascal,
famous French mathem atician,
in 1 6 4 2 . Using a series of
w heels, each having ten teeth ,
fo r the num erals zero to nine,
P a sc a l’s machine could not j
subtract, m ultiply or d iv id e -
only ad d.
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y
4
»
A permonent exhibit of the evolu
tion of computation designed by
Remington Rand has opened in the
F r a n k lin In s titu te , P h ila d e lp h ia .
Here you can see how man has
w eig hed, counted and measured
through the ag es—from the Peru
vian counting Knot System to Rem
ington Rand's electronic colossus,
U n ivac. The exhibit is open to the
p u b lic .__________________
. -Í-V-
E D U C A TIO N is the knowledge of how
to use the whole of oneself. Many men use
one or two faculties out o f the score with
which they are endowed. A man is edu
cated who knows how to make a tool of
every faculty-------- how to open it, how to
keep it sharp, and how to apply it to all
practical purposes.
H. W . BBeecher
Carrol( Ifiuteral Home
Day and Night Service - A Local Institution
Phone MOhawk 5-3794
Mrs.Edwin Schlue PTA pres-. grade chool are Mrs. Olga At-
another group who will
also Wiederhold and children took
timber in Eagle . .
, .
,
I kinson, chairman; Mrs. Clar-
spend six months in training. to the tall
a
picnic ldent ^ P 01-15 the savings stamp ence Smith; Mrs Ed Streeter
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith Fern Park to have
(By Leila Gordon)
They entertained her sale committee this
year in | They had the first sale Sept.24
and family spent Sunday after dinner.
(Omitted Last Week)
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noon at Washington Park Zoo son and his wife Mr. and Mrs. ________ _________ _______ ___ 1
Garfield Grange met Sat. eve Larry Barnett
Milwaukii
accompanied Roy D. Miller of
and voted to hold our election them as the guest
of
little and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henrich
of officers in Oct. Installation Tommy“ Smith“
and two children of Tigard.
in Nov. Passed on the resolu-
A truck load of lumber has
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Vannoy
tion in regards to holding two been unloaded in preparation of Portland were Sunday din
meetings in Pomona; one foi to starting the new bridge
at ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. El-
business and another date for Fischers Mill.
i mer Timm.
In the afternoon
program and initiation. Voted
Mr. and Mrs.Jess Turner;Bud i David Vestal of Viola called on
and gave the obligation in 1st and Harriette Riedel and child- Mike Timm.
and 2nd degrees to Mr.and Mrs ren
Thursday
afternoon Mrs.
and
Gary Fouts were
Albert Santiago. Brother Hon- among those wha attended the Austin Moe;
• D R ESSM AK IN G
• B U TTO N HOLES
Mrs.
Howard
singer has painted the
porch Palmetto Polo playoffs
at Guthrie and Mrs. Joe Wieder
• C O V ER ED B U TTO N S
• CUFFS, ETC
and fire escape and it
really Prineville Sunday Sept 8
hold and Mary drove to
Mil-
• DRAPES
• A L T E R A TIO N S
improves the looks of the hall.
waukie
to
visit
Mrs.
Clara
Ep-
Ed Ficken and Betty Carnes
Brother
Bledsoe brought a celebrated their birthdays to pers who is staying with
her
specimen of gorse and told of gether at the home of Mr. and I son Jack and family.
I the placer its is growing in Or- Mrs. Clarence Jubb alst Sun
20 N. W . SECOND ST.
legon; how to control
it and day.
FINE TOR DRIVING WITH
Gresham, Oregon
what a problem it is if it gets
EXPIRED AUTO PLATES
Rev. and Mrs. Verne Renaud
| a foot hold.
BrqtherMiddle- j pastor of the Viola Commun
Oregon residents whose car
Formerly SIE M A N ’S TIM E SHOP
ton reported the road
to his ity Church left last
Saturday license plates expire in Septem
place will be improved
next \
j for a two weeks vacation. They ber were ‘reminded today to re
y ea i. It will btnefit many ber- j will visit Rev. Renauds parents new registration
before the \
ry growers in that area. Sister j ancj family in Iowa whom
he end-of the month deadline pas
» wr ■
Gordon explained how to cut has not
in 9 years
ses.
. » " -tri
and prepare horticulture
for
Leaving at the some
time Car owners who let the dead-1
the fair and flower show.Sister were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Benn line pass risk a possible
fine
Groves told o f their trip
this ett and
plates
Miss Bernice Miller. for driving on expired
summer during the
lecturer’s Thep accompanied
the
Re- the Department o f Motor Ve-
hour.
nauds to Idaho where the B e n -' hides said,
Charlotte Lee has been
ill netts niece is to be
married. Now tabs can be obtained at
the past week and unablt to at Bernice Miller; president o f the \ anY motor vehicle field office
tend school.
Estacada Garden Club is going ! or hy sending a check or mon-
the ey order for $10 and the cur-
Miss Pat Duus has returned to arrange he flowers for
certifica te
to Placerville, Calif, where she wedding.The Bennetts and Ber- j rent registration
will teach in the Eldorodo Hi nice expect to be back Tuesday with necessary information fil-
During
Rev. Renauds ab- 1 ^ out on the reverse side to
School.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Groves and sence Mrs. Mombers will give the Salem office.
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Bob returned from an enjoyable the sermon or church service!
Sun- j ATTEND 34TH A N N l AL
trip o f over 4000 miles. They and will also teach his
BANQUET IN PORTLAND
visited friends and relatives in day School class. Ed Hodgkiss
Among local PGE Co.
em-
Idaho, Carper, Wyo.,
Mont will conduct the evening serv-
ployees who attended the 34th
South Dakota and
Nebraska ¡ce
Mr. and
Mr. Bob Hinkson annual 20 Year banquet at Col
and were gone 45 days. They
spent part of one day with Da and family attended the church umbia Athletic Club in Port-
vid Henderson wher e he is stat anniversary bansuet at Colton land Sept. 19 were Mr. and Mrs
Harry Kitching; Mr. and Mrs. '
ioned at the
Ellsworth
Air last Saturday evening.
Mr. nd Mrs. George Smith Loren Cyrus; Mr. and Mrs^Rus- J
I Force Base near Rapid City, S
I D. and he took them
to Mt attended the wedding of Mrs. I sell Reed; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Rushmore, Hot Springs and t o . Smiths niece Miss Rita
Mae Ahnert and retired members
George ' Arm
an Indian fair and sun dance Wacken to Morris Montgomery Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs.
Ray
at Iglala, S. D. David is the son at First Christian Church
on strong; Mr. and
Xeeth; Mr. and
Mrs.
Dave
o f Elroy Henderson in the Gar- \ Saturday.
Gary Fouts is attending the Eshelman and also seen there
field district. They spent a few
Mrs.
George
Col were Mr. and
days at Mrs. Groves birth p lace! Northwestern Business
Ramsey formerly
of
Three
in Chadron Nebr. and attended lege in Portland.
Mr. Wm. Saunderon
spent Lynx.
an old timers picnic and met
many old friends and relatives part of last week in Alaska on
the U. S. Army j LOCAL YOUNG FOLKS
they hadn’t seen for over 20 business for
WED IN AUGUST 30
years.
Bob had two saddle Engineers for whom he works
Miss Shirley Ann
Weaver
horsees turned over to him for
and Gunther Goos were marr
the duration of their vistt and
ied in Oregon City Methodist
spent most o fhis time in
the i
j Church August 30 with Mr.and
saddle; altho he was interested !
Mrs. George Fourier as attend
in digging fossils in the
bad
Mrs. Joe Weiderhold
A T E S T A C A D A E VE R Y W E D N E S D A Y
lands o f S. D.
and
brought I Mr. Anderson: Would this be ants.
On Sunday, Sept. 8 Mr. and
back some prehistoric bones of j alright to put in my column?—
a horse and aso gathered ratte (Folks if you have a news item ’ Mrs. Fourier had a reception
when
snake rattles.
The
Gnoves | you’d like in the paper
Call | for them at their home
I relatives and
friends called
homesteaded the sand hills o v CR 9-6147.)
extend best
Gresham, Ore.
Phone M O 5-2186
er 40 years ago but all
they
Dear Mrs. Wiederhold: This from 3 to 6 to
found remaining
were
the is a splendid Idea!
If our ot- wishes.
wells and windmills which are her writers would like it; let’s
still called the Groves Wells, all do it!
We are all happy to have them I The Junrar Class of the St. |
back home again after such an Johns Church and their leader i
enjoyabe vacation. They also Mrs. George Mapes
held
a ]
spent sometime in Yellowstone craft meeting at the Ed White
Park.
home Saturday afternoon.
Visiting at the Gordons Sun.
Next Sunday the Rally Day
were Mr. arid Mrs. John Wick- the Church will have a picnic
tnkamp; Linda, Jim and Larry at the Shibley camp on Clear
also
After years o f research, field tests and work with
o f Beaverton and Mr. and Mrs. Creek.
NURSING
DOE
National
authorities,
Triangle
has
produced
a
new
Fred Ralph and Dianne;
Mr.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chaney and
and greatly improved rabbit pellet. Triangle, 18% and 16% PELLETS
and Mrs. Tom Ralph,
David her granddaughter
Paula Jo
and Randy of Portland and in Beck of Milwaukie spent a few
Rabbit Pellet Greens, because o f the greater protein
i« new formulas
the afternoon Mr. and Mrs.Bob days last
week
with
her
content, produces faster gains in growth at less cost.
Harmon of Garifeld. John and daughter and family
Mr. and
The revolutionary new formula contains antibiotics
family had returned recently Mrs Joe Wiederhold.
and is heavily fortified with vitamin-mineral supple
, from a visit in
Caspar. Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vander-
ments. Save time save feed cost with Triangle 18%
with his sister and family the hoof and two children of Sal
Rabbit Pellet Greens.
' Jerry Daltons and came home cm and Mrs. Florence Vander-
through Yellow stone Park.
hoof of Klamath. Calif, were
The officers
of
Garfield Sat. visitors at the Austin Moe |
Home Extension met at Leila home. Mrs. Florence Vander-
Gordons and planned for a pic- hoof will stay on for a
few
j nic as the first meeting to
be days visit.
! held at Florence Andersons on
Saturday evening
Mr. and
1 Sept. 25.
Mrs. Howard Sterns and three
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ballou
of children of Troutdale called on
Cherryiville visited his mother the Moe family.
j Mrs. Gena Ballou on Monday
Mrs. Roy T. Rhoades enter
Mrs. Gena Ballou spentThurs tained for Sunday dinner Mr
Carver, Oregon
PM at Leila Gordons and
the and Mrs. John Bruhl of Port
his
quilt donated by Florence An land and son Jimmy and
derson was tied and finished.
wife Betty Rhoades.
STORE, Boring
Jane Abbott, Carrie Marshall,
Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Joe
Grace Still and Leila Gordon
spent Monday in Portland pur-
-^ !¿ r r
i chasing material etc. for
the
| V.A. hospital gift shop.
Garfield News
Gresham, Oregon
NOW
OPEN
M A RY'S M AKE IT SHOP
MARY KAATZ
Doggone clean
Housewarmer heat !
J
George Notes
GRESHAM SEED & FEED CO.
Get Your Fryers to Market
FASTER and CHEAPER
with New 18% RABBIT PELLET GREENS
Estacada Feed & Seed
Carver Grocery
«MORT
TERM I
Lyle & M att Country
LOW
COST
Yom G o .
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PLAY SAFE!
Whatever Too Do
Viola Happenings |
1. . . be protected. Stele Auto’s RECREATION POLICY it »sued
far tonne of 1 to 40 days ia emount from $5,000 to $25.000 fee
ecodentel deetk PLUS $500 tor each $6.000 oauareja for madioai
expenses. (See sale feeble b e ta »).
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I « c r e a t io
Seed*«
tra v el
by Lied, See. Ak
(Schedeled Ak Trove*
Codee»
Outdoor Vocefeteet
,
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your cho ice of the following plans
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Fri*«ap«l iem
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$10.0 0 0
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Pin* $1000
Mod««l bp*'-
PtM $1500
3 DA YS
$ 1.00
$ 2.00
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7 D A YS
2.00
3.50
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10 DAYS
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15 DAYS
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- A U T H O R IZ E D A G E N T -
LARRY BERENTZEN
Estacada, Oregon
(By LaFaye Fouts)
(Omitted Last Week)
The
Viola
Community i
; Church held their second ann-
■ ual baptismal on Sunday .Sept. j
I 8th at the Fouts picnic area on j
j Clear Creek. Rev. Renaud was
assisted by Marvin Allen. Six
members o f the congregation |
were baptised.
Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Vestal; Merle Weston; ]
Jim Weston and his wife; Shar
on Weston and Verne Riedel.lt
was a lovely day and nearly 50 |
spectators gathered to view the :
ceremonies.
The many friends o f
John
McKenzie were saddenxl
to
learn o f the death of his father
John McKenzie Sr.
Funenal
soivices were held last Friday
Darius < C^ok’ Fouts an old
time resident e* this commun
ity is se”lously ill in the Oreg
on Citv hosnit.il.
Fred Riedel and Fred Gay-
I lord ’i f* r ' , k ago Saturday
| for Fo~t Ord. Calif, where they
will take 6 months training In
the Arnv Reserve Tbev stayed
' over or • day in San Francisco
1 where thev wet e met by Fred
| Riedel’s cou.'tns Mr and Mrs
I Gunnar Tribble who
showed
! them around Frisco and to the
■ famed China town.
Steve Hinkson left also for
Ft Ord this last Saturday with
Prevent loss of your v a lu a b le s-----
Fire and theft can strike without warning! An economical
method of guarding against loss is having a safety deposit
box.
The convenience o f our modern, fire-proof vaults wifb
their safety deposit boxes can be yours for a nominal
yearly rental.
W h y not see about it today?
Estacada Branch
Kam 2 A per cent on all savings
3 per cent on three year
deposit certificates.
A ll deposits insured to $10,000 by
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Hours 10 a.m.
5 M