SPECIALS - SPRINGWATER STORE
THURS., FRI., SAT., APRIL 3-4-5
Beef, Chicken or Turkey Pies, Frozen 8 oz. 4 for 95c
Pheasant CHUNK TUNA, .V’s
5 for 99c
Pheasant Fancy Select OLIVES No 1 tail 3 for 59c
Blue Plate Broken SHRIMP. 5 oz.
Ea. 43c
Pheasant Cream Style CORN, 303’s
2 for 25c
FISHER’S 2 Lb. CHEESE
59c
Pillsbury Angel CAKE MIX
39c
SUNSPUN MARGARINE
5 for $1 '>0
Brown or Powdered SUGAR 2 1-lb. pkgs. for 25c
Pheasant SHORTENING
3 Lbs. 79c
FRESH VEGETABLES - MEAT - DAIRY FOODS
1799 00 Buys
A NEW CHEVROLET!
A complete car - ready to go -
Nothing more to boy!
S p e c ia l
Estacada high school FFA, Geo.
Suter and Fred Kerchoffer were
guests at West Linn Chapter of
Visiting
at ’the Andrew
Swanson home over the week FFA at a banquet at the West
Linn Inn Tuesday eve .
„
end were Sonny and
Dorothy
It is reported several children
Swanson and family from Low­
, in the community are confined
ell
to their homes with measles
Mrs. Erma Tenny was happy
Mr and Mrs. Elwin Shibley
to have the Kenneth Petri fam­
attended
the county council
ily of Portland at her home for
meet of all Clackamas County
Sunday dinner. She was pleas­
Granges at Frog Pond Grange
antly surprised to have as call­ Tuesday eve
,
ers Sunday afternoon the
Ed­
Mrs.
McCloskey
of Portlann
ward Shearer family and Mrs-
spent the week end with
her
Chaney from Clackamas
daughter and family,
Mrs.El­
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Kiggins
win Shibley.
and family were dinner guests
Guests of the
W H. Tucker
o f the Walter Strobel family In
family were Mr. and Mrs. L N.
Oregon City Sunday
Clarence Olson is spending m Nielsen of Tillamook
Mrs. Francis Grund of Mon­
few days in Springwater from
his home in Hermiston taking mouth, guest speaker at the Es­
care of his grass fields in this tacada Study Club Tuesday eve
v/as an overnight guest of Mrs.
community
The Allan Wiechmann family Forrest Erickson.
Do not forget the Easter sun­
of Portland were
weeK
end
Easter
guests at the
S. E. Lawrence rise service at 6 AM on
morning - Springwater Presby­
home.
Mrs Arnold
Broadhurst’s terian church.
mother and brother Mrs.Lappei,
and Bud were dinner guests on
Saturday after which they went
on to Maupin. Bud Lappen will
(By Leila Gordon)
resume his work at Maupin but
Mrs. Lappen will return to her
Booster night at the Grange
home in Salem after
visiting Sat. night was well
attended
her children in central Oregon. and pot luck lunch was excell­
Colton
Mr. and Mrs Arnold Broaa- ent.Visitors were from
hurst spent Saturday eve visit­ Grange, Springwater , Yamhill
Speaker
ing with
Mr. and Mrs.
Bob and Sandy Grange.
Brown of Estacada and on Sun­ was Joe Guttridge, state deputy
day were dinner guests at the who talked on Grange
Unity
and the young people
in the
Joe White home in Silverton.
After an extended visit with Grange. Mr Kenner of Yamhill
her daughter
Mrs. S E. Law­ talked on life ins. and presented
rence, Mrs. Edna Symons will a clock to the Grange. Gladys
leave from the Portland Inter­ Prater won the Afgan. The Eas­
national air port Friday
night ter parade was the latest styles
by
the
ior Detroit and her
home in in Hawaiian dresses
Guines, Mich. She will be met Springwater girls who had been
men witli
in Detroit by her son and
his to Hawaii and the
family and will make the
re- their Hawaiian shirts and the
II j ,v ainev of her journey by car. latest styles in dresses and hat
he plans to be home for Easter. in the USA by Garfield girls.
The rock & rol band rendered
George G< ntemann and two
Springwater
1950 FORD Pickup
4 0 0 -0 0
34 Ton Model F-3, Rea! Sharp
1954 CHEV. 4-Dr.
7 4 5 -0 0
Powerglide, R. & H., 2-Tone. Good tires
695-00
1954 CHEV. 4 Dr.
2-Tone. Good tires.
1956 FORD Stat. Wag. 1 6 9 5 - 0 0
V-8. Overdrive, R. & H., 2 Dr. SHARP
125-00
1950 HUDSON
4 Dr. Sharp for a ‘50 Model
995-00
1955 CHEV. 4 Dr.
6 Clyinder. Very clean.
l" 5 7 C H F V .4 D r .
Garfield News
18 4 5 -0 0
2 -Tone. Radio and Header, Sharp
teller Chevrolet
Service
estacada, Oregon
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a few numbers and all settled Page 3
THE CLACKAM AS COUNTY NEW S
down to enjoy Bernice Millers
Estacada,
Oregon, Friday, April 4, 1958
slides taken on her trip
witn
appropriate comments by
her foreign countries arriving
on s c i s s o r s & SAWS 4H
and others who were there
CLUB IS BUSY
West Coast markets soon.
Mrs. Sylvan Carter and Doyle
The Scissors and
Saws 4H
With
large
beef
supplies
tend­
visited
Sylvan in Emmanuel
Club at Three Lynx are
busy
ing
to
lower
prices
most
profits
Hospital Mon. and reported he
making coffee tables and stuff­
in
cattle
feeding
will
have
to
is much improved and hopes to
ed toys.
come home by the end of the come from weight gains rather
The woodworking group
is
than
any
price
differential
be­
week. He has been there there
making coffee tables and the
tween
feeder
and
slaughter
over three weeks.
sewing group is making stuffed
Garfield Home Ec. met at the grades the specialist explains. toys
hall March 26.
Cora Haupert Meanwhile, the present build­
So far this year
the Wood­
end Florence Lamb demonstra- up in cattle numbers appears
working group has made fruit-
ed gift wrapping.
Plans were headed for -a cutback with few ­
baskets. The sewing group has
made for the Spring Festival os er beef cows and heifers on U S.
made needle cases, pin cushions
April 11 at the hall with
Gar­ farms than a year ago. Fowler and scarves.
field hosts to the folowing units. believes the down trend is like­
Viola. Redland,
Dodge
and ly to continue for a year or two,
Highland
An invitation has level out and start up by I960
been sent to two new units Do­ or 1961.
ver and Springwater.Cora Hau­
Hog prices will prabably hit a
pert and Florence Lamb report high, the
specialist
reports.
ed on the planning committee While pork prices may hold up
and new subjects were
voted ‘ better than beef this spring.lar-
on for next
year. Florence ger marketings, heavier animals
Lamb brot geraneum
plants and lower prices are predicted
and sold them, the psoceeds to for next fall. This is a result of
go to the 4H camp.Also had a a large spring pig crop through­
grab bag o f
parkaged gifts out the nation
and plentiful
from members, the proceeds tu feed supplies
Duncan & Son
fisance the festival. After stick,
lunch at noon more plans were
(Formerly
Mac’s
for
made and committees named. NOTICE: Oui deadline
Trading
Post)
news
and
advertising
is
Tues­
The leaders Mrs.Beaulah Buser
asd Dale Fenno were unable to i day n/ght. We cannot guaran­
attend and a special
meeting! tee publication if material is
will be called later-
Next j received later that Tuesday
Phone CR 9-3983
month leaders are
Margaret
Elkins and Gladys Jones. Sub- [
ject “ Time Saving Meals”
at j
Mrs. Elkins
Untar New
Management!
ESTACADA
EXCHANGE
Buy - Se// - Trade!
STARK BRO’SHILLCRFST FARM
MID-SPRING SLUMP SEEN
BY OSC FOR CATTLE
AND HOG PRICES
Cattle and hog prices appear
headed for a mid-spring slump
after getting o ff to an excellent
start in 1958,
reports
W. Y.
Fowler, Oregon State college
livestock marketing specialist .
Livcweight prices for choice
cattle that recently reached $29
a hundredweight
highest
price since November 1952.
are likely to drop
$3 to $5 in
April and May with some pil- j
ing up of marketings.
Fowler
says cattle marketed in the next
three months may also weigh
heavier than usual.
The specialist looks for prices
to recover slightly this summer
but not back to present levels.
Slaughter cattle prices next fall
wil be tied ciosely to pork sup­
plies that are likey to be hea­
vy, and to general business con­
ditions.
Fowler says 1958 looks like a
record year for cattle feeding.
Coupled with this is the pros
pect of considerable beef from i
fruit Tr««
Vinos
Nick Hinchcliffe
Agent
Dwarf fruit Trow
throbs
far «finíais
Shad« Trow
Bulbs, «fe.
Add 91,000.00 or more to
the value of your homes Route 2 -Estacada, Ore
nM show you actual color
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Phone CR. 9-6M 6
M EAT C’J T FOR LOCKERS
Including Hauling, Butchering, Cooling, Cut-
tin, wrapped and delivered for 6c lb.
Poi-k 8c lb.
Cooling, cut, wrapped an . delivered, 4c lb,
Harold Middleton
Dial CR. ''-5145
YOUR CASTER SHOPPING A T - - -
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Estacada .
FOOD CENTER
PRICES FOR
THURS., F k I., S A T.,
APRIL 3-4-5
Grade A A While
EGGS
Swift's Premium ¡faijy Cooked —
Shank Half § 9 C lb-
Butt Half
lb.
Center-cut Slices
Mediums
2 dozen 8 8 «
PRODUCE
Swift's Thick-sliced
Fresh No 1 ASPARAGUS lb 1 9 c
California White New
POTATOES,
3 lbs.
BAC0N
Hills Bros.
COFFEE
29«
Shurfine
ORANGES, 5 Ib. Poly bag ( J 9 *
1
Lucky Lady
6 Pkg*- 8 9 «
'
\
1
Hi-C
ORANGEADE
46 oz.
4 for 100
303 tins
FRUIT COCKTAIL, 5 for 1 . 0 0
Large Extra Fancy Delicious
Shurfine
APPLES
2 lbs.
25c CANNED MILK
Frozen PEAS
89c
ib- 6 9 c
9 8 « lb;
Boneless
Holiday 9 8 c II)
Tall Cans
Nalley's
22 oz. bottle
LUMBERJACK SYRUP
Reg. 39c, Special
35«
C. & H. Cane
SUGAR
10
Bag 9 9 c
DUNCAN HINES
CAKE MIXES
Yellow, Devilsfood,
White or Marble
Reg. 35c pkg.
FOR EASTER O N LY
4 Pkgs. 1 - 0 0
8 for 1 0 0
Sassy
SWEET PICKLES
Ì 6 oz. jar
Tastewell
SALAD DRESSING
Full quart
29c
39c
Fluffo, 3 Ib. tin
SHORTENING
10c off Label
Birdseye Frozen
STRAWBERRIES
10 oz. pkg.
79«
2 for 49c
Shurfresh
COTTAGE
CHEESE
Full Pint 2 7 c