If
I and children who are now liv-1 illness o f his mother, Mrs. Fred periments in
pelleting feed
*n® at
Lew ell, Oregon, were L. Carlson in Currinsville. The mixtures for
livestock, and
r
9
I week end guests o f Sonny’s pa- j boys_ w ill go together to Lare- quoted prices per
pound
of
The seed growers
meeting rents, the Andrew Swansons.
do, Texas. Charles Coxe w ill go grain.
held last Friday in the Spring-
Marine Corporal
Charles on to the Marine base at Cor
Bernice M iller suggested get
water Grange hall was w ell at Coxe who has been spending
pus Christi, Texas to visit his ting gardens ready as quickly
tended. The Home
Ec. Cluu
his leave at the home o f his pa- friend, D. D. Youngblood. He as possible to work the soil,and
served 78 lunch.
Some had I rents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles w ill report for duty the 4th of that pruning
and
spraying
,
M
w e r e ! Coxe left Thursday with Jack March at Pensacola, Florida.
should be done soon. She read
unable to stay all day
Carlson who had been home on
Westminster
Fellowship a list o f w ell
known garden
Sonny and Dorothy Swanson leave on account o f the seriou3 Youth group w ill hold a Geo. flowers and plants which
are
Washington party at the Manse known to be poisonous in vary
Saturday eve from 7:30 to 11 ing degrees. For example: the
P.M.Young people over 12 in common skunk carbbage root
the community are invited.
can be made into a deadly in
Mrs. Esther Stewart of Glad secticide.
Oregon has several
stone visited with Mrs.
Tom weeds which are poisonous to
Pierce Friday.
humans as well as livestock.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Shibley
Everett Shibley read a letter
and children accompanied by writen by a hopeful individual
Jean’s parents, the Henry Mc- who wanted information on get
Closkeys o f Portland visited in ting government payment for
j Seattle over the week end
at not raising hogs, and thought
the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J he’d also like to be paid for not
^^Closkey and other relatives, raisin corn to feed the hogs he
(Formerly Shorty’s Barber Shop)
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hampton i was not going to raise,
Annie Scott (Scotty) and Tom Boyle, Props.
and family and Mrs. Erma Ten-
Legislative committee report
ny were Sunday dinner guests
was given by A. T. Varitz who
Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Tuesday thru Saturday
of the Everett Shibleys.
; talked on electric power.
He
Doris McMillan (the former
quoted from the new issue
of
Doris Greenman of Estacada)
the Oregon Grange
Bulletin,
and her fiv e
children
w ill
and gave additional informat
leave next Friday to join her
ion on re-forestration minimum
husband, Robert McMillan who
number o f acres necessary for
is stationed at an army
base
payments and said land
must
near Frankfort, Germany.
be allowed to
grow without
Vine*
Fruit Trees
Mrs. Forrest Ercikson arriv pasturing.
ed home on Tuesday. She h a«
Roses
Dwarf Fruit Tree*
Charles Stiter, chairman of
I spent sometime in Washington,
Perennials
I D.C. participating in the Wo- the roads committee mentioned
Shrubs
! men’s Forum on National Se work done at the intersection
Bulbs, etc.
Shade Trees
new
curity.
She then visited For- near Springwater on the
i rest’s brother Floyd and family stretch o f Highway 211. A haz
ardous junction for school bus
Add $1,000.00 or moro io
1 in Ridgefield, Conn.
Route 2 -Estacada, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bandeen use was discussed, and it was
the value of your home.
| and fam ily o f
Astoria were decided to contact the P T A on
L e t me ehow y o n actual c o lo r
j Sunday guests at the Charles that question and the practice
▼e Phone CR. 9-6996
“
k Exc:
photographe o f * Stark
Coxe home. Gene Bandeen an« of some drivers passing school
Leader V a ri e tite . Ñ o obllgal
Margaret Coxe
are brother busses w hile they are loading
T eleph on e o t w rite.
or unloading passengers.
! and sister.
Happy birthday was sung at
the lunch table to W. F. MUler,
Elwin Shibley,
Lena Millard,
Ethelyn Martin, Flora Hamil-
ton, Scott and
K evin Justice, i Page 5
THE C L A C K A M A S C O U N T Y N E W S
Martin Gentemann, Theresa El
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, February 21, 1958
lis and to Mary Elizabeth Shib
ley, who is just one year old.
State Health O ffice by
Grace
The quarterly birthday and
anniversary celebration w ill be Lundquist and copies given to j
held Feb. 28 with Jean Shibley, | each fam ily present.
Grace Henderson and
Theda
The Chaplain reported Jerry i
Tucker decorating tables
for A kins ill with pneumonia in an I Plumbing and Heating.
each month.
Members o f the
A ir Force hospital
in Texas.
General Sheet Metal
F.F.A. w ill be on the program
Fred Winston is in a hospital in j
after the 7 P.M. dinner.
Work
Members o f the Health and Pendleton. Margaret Shibley Is
Estacada
Safety committee held a meet convalescing from surgery
at
ing during lunch recess. They
reported raising $10 in an offer home; Jessie W ilbur’s daughter!
City Licensed
ing for March of
Dimes. A is very ill at a Portland hospit
al
and
Eleanor
N
ew
ell's
sister
Phone
M U 7-3831
pamphlet on home
protection
•s recovering from injuries re
Sanc.y
exercises was brought from the
ceived in a car accident.
¿ p n n g w a re r NBW S
NOW
A . D. Benshoof
OPEN
CSTACADA
BARBER SHOP
Come in and sign up for a
Nick Hinchcliffe
Agent
Including Hauling, Butchering, Cooling, Cut-
tin, wrapped and delivered for 6c lb.
Pork 8c lb.
Cooling, cut, wrapped and delivered, 4c lb.
Harold Middleton
Dial CR. 9-5145
Linoleum & Tiles - Out They Go!
1000’s of Tiles
1000’s of Yards
Asphalt Tile - Arm strong......................05
Linoleum Tile - 9 x 9 ................... ............ 06c
SPRINGWATER
Vinyl Asbestos Tile - Arm strong...... ..................12c
GRANGE HAS GOOD
Print Linoleum, 9 ft. heavy, 65c running foot
MEETING
Inlaid Linoleum, Reg. $3,25 s,q1jrdi_...v—$1.98
B y Anne Justice
Linoleum Rugs, (9 x 12^ ..................... $4.95
Springwater grange held two
meetings Saturday, Feb.8 con
Remnants - Below Cost
vening at 10:30 A M. in
their
To Our Friends: Jim Hosek, formerly of
own hall fo r a daytime session
Estacada Floor Covering, now with
end at 8 P.M. in Highland
as
FRIEDMAN’S
HOUSE of LINOLEUM
3739 S.E. Hawthorne
BE
5-7161
(In the middle of the block on the north side
of the street)
Open Mon. & Fri. ‘Til 9 P.M.
FREE
KIDDIES
PH O TO CONTEST
guests o f
Highland Grange.
Roll call found one officer
ill
and unable to be present, Ellen
Ilodgkiss acted as lady
assis
tant-steward for Jeanne Tllig.
Everett Shibley of the agricul
tural committee announced the
glass growers meeting at 10 A.
!A. Feb. 14.
On Feb. 25 the grange agric
ultural committees and masters
w ill meet at
Central Grange
nail, Beavercreek, and Shibley
r.as invited his committee
to
ride with him. George Gente
mann of the
Farm Forestry
told o f a meeting held in M ol
alla and raid that F. F. A. boys
at Estacada high school plan to
have a demonstration plot
of
land in the
Garfield area to
learn good forestry practices,
ncluding seeding,
planting,
thinning and shaping trees.
Charles Stiter spoke o f
ex-
FREE
Prizes w ill be awarded M ay 10
SECOND H IT !
JOHN L E P T O N and G LO R IA
T A L B O T in b
M a y’s Union Service
SUTTON'S G IR L"
14th. ¿ M a in Streets
Oregon City, at 14th & 99 E
SUN., MON., TUE., Feb. 23-25
E LVIS PR E SLE Y in
"JAILH0USE
ROCK"
Dallas Dragon
Blast Rangers
The
Dallas Dragons were
hotter than a firecracker Feb.
14 as the rolled over Estacada’s
hapless Rangers, 93 to 32.
The Dragons, yet to be
de
feated this year in league com
petition, are rightfuUy
rated
one o f the top teams
in
the
state.
The host Dallas team
was
lead in scoring by Les Phillips
who got 17,
and Robin Cody
scored 11 for the losing Rang
ers. The Junior Varsity
also
lost to the Draigon J. V .’s.
Estacada has three
games
left, at Central on Friday,Feb.
21, followed bf
home games
with Canby and Molalla.
,
FREE FREE
LloydWagon
Plus 20 Other Big Prizes
"P A W N EE"
//I
TAM ING
STARK BRO S HILLCREST FARM
M EAT CUT FOR LOCKERS
FREE
TIIU R., FRI., SAT., Feb. 20-22
GEORGE M ONTGOM ERY,
B IL L W IL L IA M S & LO IS
A L B R IG H T ln TRUCOLORS
C0UP0N SPECIALS!
-
-
-
Good Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Used Car
Specials
Wednesday, February 23-24-25-26
$295
41 CHEV. COE 1 ¿ TON TRUCK
54 FORD TUDOR
FORDOMATIC$795
50 FORD TUDOR
$195
54 CHEV. PICKUP
$895
50 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
$195
56 CHEV. 4 Door Wagon
$1595
Name ...............................................
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53 OLDS “88” HARDTOP
$895
You could win an easy Merchandise
52 FORD TUDOR
$595
Order by depositing this coupon in the
56 FORD TUDOR
$1395
box at our store.
56 FORD
; i FORDOR W A G O N
$1895
The Award will be made Wednesday,
49 DODGE PICKUP
$395
Feb. 19, at 8 p.m. The person’s name
53 FORD TUDOR
$695
receiving the award will be posted.
51 PLYMOUTH W A G O N
$395
57 FORD DEMONSTRATOR
$2295
42 FORD PICKUP
$195
49 CADILLAC
$395
W E ARE T A K IN G ON A LIN E OF
V A C A T IO N TRAILERS. W E ’L L
H A V E SOME IN STOCK SO O N !
Box of 50 BOOK MATCHES:
0 9 c Each
Limit 4
OASIS and ALJO
ESTACADA FORD & MERCURY
Estacada
Phone CR 9-3262
With Coupon
COLTON
!
GOOD
ONLY
A T IIO R N F .R ’ S B IG
STORE
C H IE F
SUNDAY. MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY
Area Osteopathic Hospital Under Construction
AGES: 2 WEEKS to 12 YEARS
VALUABLE PRIZES GIVEN TO THE
THREE MOST PHOTOGENIC
CHILDREN!
n
KlJt *1
, j
No Cost To Enter - No Strings Attached
4 ..
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... .
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ft
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Mayflower
COTTAGE CHEESE
Pint 2 5 c' Save .08c
FIRST P R IZ E $ A S S A Y I N G S BOND
P R IZES A LS O FO R 2N D & 3RD P LAC E
ALL CHILDREN ENTERED W ILL BESHOWN IN
LIVING COLOR ON THE SCREEN AT THE
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Fr
fÇ T A C A P A
Coupons Good Feb. 23-24-25-26 Only!
O l? É G O N
BRING YOUR CHILDREN GARBED IN BRIGHT
COLORS TO THE THEATRE
HOURS:
1 0 a.m. to 0 P-m-
PICTURES TAKEN TWO DAYS O N LY
TUES. & W ED. FEBRUARY 25 & 26
BY A W E LL K NO W N PHOTOGRAPHER
J to tr w iÁ ,
Work on the new 50-bed Port-
and Osteopathic
hospital
is
progressing on schedule, aided
by a mild winter. The $909,842
hospital is bef inning
to take
shape on the 4 acre site at SE,
28th and Steele streets in Port-
land.Concrete walls o f the base-
ment level are up and steel for
the frame work is
scheduled
soon to arrive. The all new hos-
pital is to be completed in No-
vember. Future goal through
additions is a 150 bed facility.
The hospital w ill serve
pati
ents o f osteopathic physicians
and surgeons of the
Estacada
area.
*
BIG CHIEF MARKET *
Estacada, Oregon # CR 9-3224