Agreement between the Ad­
a family get together. Besides ing of Westminster Fellowship' glow of the aurora borealis,oth­ omy be irreparably damaged. ministration
THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS
Page 4 I i at
and the Democrat-
as
northern Proof that the U. S. is not de­
their son and daughter in law, of Portland Presbytery at the erwise known
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, February 14, 1958
Clifton and Marian Glover, Moreland Church. Eagle Creek lights. Some of us viewed this fenseless— that, whatever the ic-controlled Congress on the
defense appropriation of
there were Florence’s brother, girls who attended were Betsy amazing phenomenon for the deficiencies in the Pentagon initial
may be, the nation is militarily $1,260,000,000 was cited as ev­
Victor Colt and family,includ­ Day, Barbara Gaylord, Barbara first time in our lives.
strong—is making for a calmer idence that defense will not be­
Cecelia Paine,
Liz
ing two married daughters and Nelson,
come an all out political issue.
atmosphere at the Capitol.
Stephens and Michelle Wilson.
, their respective families.
The Louis Gerbers entertained Last Friday night another car
N0
L. J. Anderson
.
Editor and Publish'* last Sunday on the occasion of missed the Eagle Creek west
corner
and
landed
in
the
ditch.
They
t'ubiisbed weekly on Fridays at Estacada, Clackamas County, Mrs. Gerber’s birthday.
COMMENT'
Oregon. Entered in the postoftice at Estacada, Oregon, as sec­ were also observing the unique Already we’re losing count of
8y
ond class matter. Subscription rates in Clackamas County one anniversary of their daughter these accidents.
JAMES f f. DOUTHAt
On Tuesday evening, Feb. 4,
Gladys and
year $2 50; outside the county and in the State of Oregon one and son in law,
The new modern feed for all livestock!
Raymond
Shaver
of
Oswego,
three
residents
of
the
Douglas
year $3.50; outside the State of Oregon one vear $4.00. Sub­ whose wedding anniversary and Ridge area,
including Bert WASHINGTON - Members of
scriptions payable in advance.
mutual birthday fall
on the Barnes, H. W. Mattson and H E. the economy forces in Congress
Sheep especially!
• • • « •
same date. Both Mr. and Mrs. Harmon attended the meeting pledge themselves to cooperate
STAFF CORRESPONDENTS
possible with
Garfield
. .
. .
Mrs. Ray Gordon Shaver were bom on Jan. 29 of of the Board of Directors of the in every way
25% Barley,
10% Molasses
Boring Rural Fire Protection President Eisenhower in elim­
Viola
Mrs. Lafaye Fouts the same year.
govern­
. . ........ Mrs. Joe Wiederhold
5
Molasses
Florence Cloninger last Sat­ District tc inquire about the inating non essential
2-lb. Antibiotic
Eagle Creek
...........................Mrs. Margarz' Ross urday entertained her son Doug possibilities of joining this Dis­ ment activities in order to help
2-lb.
Antiniotic
Boring
..................
...................
Mrs. Erma Rich and family from Portland with trict. ,
pay
for increased defense
Dodge
.................................................... Mrs. Anne Justice
$53T
Incidentally, that front page spending which he has request­ Bulk, 6-ton load . $42T Bulk, 6-ton load
Currinsville . .
..
Mrs. Nellie Currln a birthday party for one of her
.mall grandsons. On Tuesday article on Rural Fire Protection ed.
Sacked
15-ton
Id.
$45T
Sacked,
15-ton
Id.
$55T
While advocating whatever
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I
a heart attack. This last Mon- Mrs. Cloninger entertained the in last week s issue of this pap­
Sacked,
bv
the
ton
$47T
Sacked,
bv
the
ton
$57T
spending
is
essential
for
nation­
er was written for you folks
u d tj C VI C CK
day the Whites’ son and daugh- Grange Home Ec. Club.
al
safety,
they
still
think
that
By
80-lb.
sack
....
$2.10
By
the
80-lb.
sack
$2.50
The Sam Olmsteads had an­ and not for the firemen (who
(By Margaret Ross)
terin law- Mr and Mrs. J'm other houseful of company already know about the
expendit­
sub­ total government
The upper classes of the Ea- White arrived from Ft Benton, again, with their son Orrin and ject.) If you just skipped over ures are too high and should
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gle Creek School (5—6 and 7— Mont. Their daughter in law, family from Dallas, spending it, as some of our friends did, be trimmed in every feasible
8) held a skating party at Gre- Margaret Shellhart and family the weekend, while two other we urge you to look it up and manner.
They do not supoprt all of
sham on Tuesday eve. Feb. 4.
came from Eugene last week sons’ families came on Sunday. read it now, if possible.
— Other mixtures available on order—
Mrs. Frank White was taken end to see her mother,
Six girls accompanied Rev.
This past
Monday night Mr. Eisenhower’s spending re­
quests
(far
from
it,)yet
they
to Providence Hospital in Port-
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Glover Vernon Ross to Portland on brought many residents out of
land last Friday after suffering last Sunday entertained eleven Monday evening for the meet- 1 their homes to view the rosy (are encouraged by several as­
pects of the
Administration's
HIN KS SHEEP SERVICE
j fiscal program outlined
by
At
Lone
Elder
Phone Canby 2310
I Congress.
One of the Eisenhower state-
' ments they applaud is that “it
j is necesssry that every possible
\ economy be effected in other
defense activities to help offset
I the increased cost of the high
E S T A C A D A C O M M ______
U N ITY
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Aftention -- McCulloch Chain Saw
______________________________________ I priority programs.”
Those from Estacada who
Jim Rickey of Seaside,
the granddaughter,
Mrs. Verne The Past Matrons of Moun-
Mr. Eisen hower also
was
enjoyed a potluck dinner
at son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rick- Moeller and two other friends tain Chapter 108, Order of the cheered for abandoning or post-
Users of the Estacada Area . . .
the Eagle Creek Grange recent- ey. Sr. of Estacada, was recent- | of Seaside came to visit and Eastern Star, met last Friday poning some domestic programs
ly were Mrs Florence Gohring, ly elected president of the Jun Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wade and at the home of Mrs. Bessie (such as federal aid for school
Mrs. Mary Fshelman, Mrs. Mo- ior Chamber of Commerce
of Merle Wade enjoyed dinner Meade.
construction,) curtailing
ex-
McCULLOCH CHAIN SAW SALES
llie Bates. Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Seaside.Mr. Rickey is manager and visiting with all of them.
..........
pansion of others, and recom-
McConnell and Mrs. Elsie Hale of the Coronet Store in Seaside
................
EASTERN STAR WILL
mending the transfer of greater
AND SERVICE
Mr and Mrs Frank Wenz
MEET TUESDAY, FEB. 18 responsibiity from the federal
Mr and Mrs Bob Wilev are
Mr and Mrs RalPh Woods, and Mr. and Mrs. t o S
Mountain Chapter No. 108. government
to
state
and
local
Is Available at the following shops:
Mr. ana Mrs. ^tJot) wnt_
are ;inc) famiiy 0f Sweet Home vis- visited with Mr. and Mrs. Viet- Order of the Eastern Star, will governments or to private indi­
parents of a
7 pound, 14 3-4 ¡ted with friends and Mr. or Bresko at their home
la s t meet Tuesday,Feb. 18 at 8 P.M. viduals or enterprises.
While members of the econo­
ounce daughter,
Vicki Carol, Woods' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thursday afternoon.
in the Masonic temple. The past
my
bloc were pleased by these
......................
matrons
and
past
patrons
will
bom in Doctors Hospital, Ore-
C. Woods. While heTe visit-
developments, it must be added
Molalla, Oregon
gon City Jan. 30. The new baby n8 they attended the Japanese
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kerber
honored at this meeting,
that they think considerable
was born on the 8th birthday banquet at the Grade School,
of Port Orford who were re-’
moreprogress could and should
of her sister Dian; this is their
cent visitors of Mrs. Elsie Hale, Mrs.Leon Kniskern and chil- be made in this direction.Feel-
6th child; 4 girls and 2 boys.
Mrs. Sadie Wade was pleas- left on Wednesday of last week dren and MissElva Kniskern of ing this way, they urge a con­
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Swanson antly surprised on Wednesday to visit their other sister, Mrs. Portland visited Sunday with tinuance of the grass roots re­
are the grandparents.
,
evening of last week when her Spencer Burch of LaGrand.
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Reinhart. belión against waste and ex­
Sandy, Oregon
travagance in
government
spending that started a year ago
after submission to Congress of
the Administration’s $71.8 biU-
*on spending budget for the
310 S. E. Stevens, Portland
present fiscal year ending next
June 30.
We are sorry for your temporary inconvenience
RADISHES or GREEN O NIO NS 5 c beh. The budget presented to Con­
gress this week-for the fiscal
year starting next July l~calls
for net expenditures of $73.9
bUlion, with defense spending
310 S. E. Stevens. Portland
up $4 billion over the current
Green & Crisp LETTUCE, 2 for 2 9 c year, and a reduction in some
other areas.
LARGE HEADS
This increase
in
defense
spending requires a real cam­
paign for savings wherever pos-
I rible, in the opinion of mem­
bers of the congressional econ­
U. S. NO. 1
omy bloc. And they explain
that support from back home is
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39c
essential if it is to succeed.
They contend that Mr. Eisen­
hower needs all the
support
I he can get for his economy ef­
forts since a detrmined effort
is being made by some mem­
bers of Congress to
convince
SWIFT’S ‘ OZ”, SMOOTH! 20 oz. jar. Reg. 59c the public that the President
!is a penny-pinching miser In
defense spending at a time
when they cliam untold billions
of additional spending is requi-
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I
PRICES FOR FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY, FEB. 14-15
PEANUT BUTTER,
QUALITY M EATS
GROUND REEF, 4 9 c ib. $ !!s $ 1 -4 5
GROUND FRESH DAU.Y FROM TENDER
CHUNKS OF LEAN BEEF!
Sliced HALIBUT,
CENTER SLICES
5 3 c lb.
Special 4 9 c jar
CONTAINS CAREFULLY SELECTED, RADIAN red
The same campaign is being
HEAT ROASTED PEANUTS.
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MEATS for BABiES,
ea.
SWIFT’S, 3 V 0 7 . tins
____
39c lb.
Pinic HAMS,
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TUNA,
49c lb.
CHEESE, Reg. 59c Ib.
6 for $ 1 0 0
GRATED, LIGHT MEAT, \ size Tins
MT. ANGEL AMERICAN CHEDDAR
M ILK, 8 tall tins
$ 1 0 0
SHURFINE EVAPORATED
CLAM CHOWDER 15 oz 4 tins $ 1 . 0 0
SNOW’S CONDENSED NEW ENGLAND STYLE
SHURFRESH
DEVERS WHOLE BEAN. GROUND
COTTAGE CHEESE
COFFEE, Special,
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25c
7 9 c Ib.
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Currinsville Market
I fense activities by those whose
"nly solution for almost any
type of problem is higher and
higher government
spending,
regardless of need or the ability
to use more money advantage­
ously.
This effort is certain to be
intensified as the
November
Congiessional elections
ap
proach. Therefore, it is contend­
ed by the economy group, Mr.
Eisenhower must have strong
supprrt immediately and con­
stantly if he is to resist success­
fully the campaign for higher
spending that he
is recom­
mending.
Other aspects of the Adminis­
tration’s fiscal program which
provide varied degrees of en-
cuongement to conservatives
in Congress isclude these:
1. Mr. Eisenhower’s
confi­
dence that expansion of the na-
I I ion’s economy will soon be re-
1 sumed and that a $500 million
budget surplus will result next
year.
2. Mr. Eisenhower’s pledge
ior ‘reduction of taxes
when
possible.”
3. Mr. Eisenhower’s request
for a temporary $1 billion in­
crease in the $275 billion debt
ceiling-rather than a perman­
ent increase.
Needless to say the battle of
the budget is certain to be in
the forefront of congressional
discussion during the next few
months
s
LAUNCHING of SATELLITE
LESSENS HYSTERIA
Successful launching of the
satellite Fxployer is expected to
lessen the hysteria which swept
Congress and the country when
the Russians launched their
Sputniks.
,
Instead of demands to turn
the treasury upside down and
! make the nation an armed
camp, pleas are now heard in
Congress for cantion and care-,
ful consideration, lest the econ-
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