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About Estacada's Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1957-1976 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1958)
A I f * n ------ ' on a Pacific island will find this to the fabric of island living Of cratic ruler, and the author's nowhere to be found, a warm and sympathtic story, special interest is the wonder- m eetings w ith her and other! full of descriptive glimpses in- ful reception given their baby members of royalty are most 1 he natives regard their per- (Lela H offm eister) to the liv es of the truly friend- daughter by their native interesting The social structure son;ll integrity and dignity a* Bride elect Miss Virginia jy people who inhabit these ob- friends. of the native pepole is com plex, morc important than money,an Sherman. Rhododendron, w as scure islandsr The majestic Queen Salote, yet relaxed, and isolated by admirable trait, all to seldom guest o f honor March 26 at a The author and her doctor- who first brought these tiny choice as w eil as geography, encountered, bridal shower at She home of husband have found their para- (often uncharted) islands to the This is one group of islands ^ ¡ s book is now available at Mrs. J. G. Hoffmeister with disc there; and the story includ- public eye by her attendance at where tourist trade is not e n - 1 ti10 Estacad i Library Emrm Mrs. Carl E. Lewis, co hostess es their m eeting and ensuing the coronation o f Queen Eliza- couraged, in spite of the fact j ou ¿ 0dd Above a table loaded w ith romance, as it is interwoven in- beth II,is a powerful yet dem o- that more hospitable people ure gifts were w hite bells and pas- ____ ____________________________________ ____________ ________________ ______ _____________________________ ___________ tel stream ers w ith a w h ite bell and streamers cascading over the edge of the table. G am es! were played by the 24 guests and som e well-meant and hilar ious advice was given the honor A nominal yearly rental for one of our fireproof anti guest. M iss Ruth Ann Sidebot- tom assisted Miss Sherman op- I burglar-proof safety deposit boxes will provide you with ening the many gifts. R efreshm ents of jello, cake I insurance against loss of your valuable papers and other and coffee were served by Mrs. j H offm eister and Mrs. Lewis. ' possessions. Safety Deposit Box rental is so small, why Miss Sherman is the bride-elect | ^ * o f Mr Stephen Colt and they gamble ? Arrange for your protection today. plan an early marriage. The Boring P N G Club met at the home of Mrs. Grace Kid der Portland March 27. Fourteen ladies were present and after the business m eeting ! word scrabble w as played w it ‘1 Mildred Johnson w inning the prize, a purse perfume flagon. Mrs. Johnson also won the door prize. Tiie club decided to send j Easter cards to their shut-ins.zv I deliciuos lunch o f cinnamon Earn 2 £ per cent on all savings rolls, nut bread, salad plate and 1 coffee w ere served by the host 3 per cent on three year ess to Margarea Katzman, Mar- j deposit certificates. garet W heeler, lo n e Joy, Julia [ Compton, Muriel Markham, Madeline Telford, Edith Ander son, Eva Harris, Sarah Cranby, Mildred Johnson, Lucille Hil- yard, Katie Mouser, Jaydine McClean and Erma Rich. The W orld's Low Priced The next m eeting w ill be at ] the home of Madeline Telford- PEC Jerry Anderson and 2 -P L C tv ■""A C TO R two friends Richard Classey j All deposits insured to $10,000 by and Roger Stevens from F t Le- j f f f ib is $1910 2-piow Allis C halm ers wis, were week end visitors at Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Hours 10 t l .* - T ra c to r will be given a w a y a b s o lu te the hom e of Jerry’s parents,Mr ; and Mrs. V. O. Anderson. ly i r e e at L u th e r’s M arket, G resham . Custom- Sunday dinner guests at t l i e ;" e s of L u th e r’s 122nd & S ta rk an d G re sh am m ay Ernie Hoffmeister home was their son and fam ily, Mr. and ; p a rticip a te in d raw ing. Get details a t m arkets. Mrs. W. E. H offm eister and ; Miss Cathy Lindsay of Portland ' ENTRY BLANK Mrs Jack Lockhart was the I honor guest at a birthday parry FOR FREE DRAWING at her hom e in Portland March No P u rchase R e q u ire d 27. An early luncheon of angel , BN ass Print Plainly. Fill In All Spaces food cake, jello. coffee and tea j was served to l 1 ladies and J N a m e...................... children. Present ere Floy Koll- ing. Valerie Burdick. Esther A d <Iress Bartlem ay, Lydia Bowm an, Su- | Phone sie Stepleton, Georgia Bayliss N a m e of w i n n e r will he p o s t e d i n s to r e f o r o n e week fo llo w in g and tw o children.Lela H offm ei- I d r a w i n g . If p r iz e is no t c l a i m e d a t e n d of o n e week, a n o t h e r ster, Mrs. Robert May and tmo claim* " h<* d r a w n an<* DOste,h a n d o r ig i n a l w i n n e r f o r f e i t s a ll children of Sandy. Dorothea Drop this in entry box. Goodrich and K atie Erdman. Mrs. Lockhart’s party almost 1 turned into an apron show er | , with 7 aprons among her gifts, all of them very pretty. The annual WSCS Easter tea w as held at the Boring Com W ith This C oupon m unity M ethodist Church Mar. 26. Close to $70 w as taken in An Easter program by the cholr was greatly enjoyed. R efresh ments of sandwiches, cookies, j coffee and tea w ere served i with Mrs. Meier and Mrs. Bor ing pouring. The church has purchased 20 pew s from the W ith This Coupon M ethodist church in Gresham and these w ill surely be en joy ed by all. THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS Page Estacada, Oregon, Friday, April 11, 1958 E I 3 K I W BORING L \ ^ I.UTHeR'S SHOPPING CENTER GRESHAM, SAT. APRIL 12, 7 P.M . YOUR PROTECTION FROM FIRE or THEFT - FOR THIS TRACTOR - Also Numerous Other Prizes - - ” to the Lucky Holder A L L IS -C id ..^ iR S Estacada Branch Estacada Lake !es family fun •«• before It FREEZES YOUR FOOD At Luther's Gresham H I L L ' S COF F EE 1 Pound 6 9 £ COOK E D H A M 4 Pound Can (Re \ Garfie’d New 5 "4.3 ? ) $ 3 - 9 9 (By Leila Gordon) Laura Palmatecr enjoyed a visit to Astoria recently. She went with her sister in law Mrs Fred D avis or Portland. They visited at the Charles Swanson« and others there w ere Mrs. Eva W eitz o f L ongview . Wash- and Mrs. A. C. Davis of Clackamas. It poured rais going to Astaria tbut w as nice com ing home and they had a most enjoyable time. | Linda Palmateer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Palmateer [had her tonsils rem oved recent ly.She is getting along fine Bill Reimcrs entered the Vet- j erans Hospital in Portland last I w eek for observation. I Marsha Lee and Homer An- \ tiers had 3 day m easle.s Botn are back at their lessons.Homer has returned to O S O Calling at the Jerry Ellis home to visit the new arrival, ] Miss Sandra Lee, were Lucy Middleton, Patricia Anders and Esther Price and girls. They 1 called her a regu lar little doll Bob E den had Utrgerv tl his knee in the G' -?d S i th rh is Coupon CARNATION MILK 5 Tall Tins 4 9 c W ith I his C oupon ST IFF'S JEWEL SHORTENING 3 ¡Lund Tin 5 9 c V/ith This C onnon A'ber's » M ñ iiD FLAP JAC .1% ■ k W W II i a ? c Ï9 ( ' *"* .JtCip c» YVt •c*k in a ht* P. If. W-’ sriu • •T ie, Hoj>i ikPhono t v on victim i vis# J O ifv : T< FF \ V TAI E OF T IK iD L Y Is,» \N P S ' -is JArfv I d AH wfto h vg at * s-.fti nged gdt aw ay from all' You enjoy both delightful recreation and plenty of power from PGE’s River Mill B a n One o f the area's most popular family playgrounds is PGE's River park, l.'cuted on the beautiful Clackamas river just one mile west of Estacada and only a -IS-minute drive from Portland's city limits. Here beside the picturesque River Mill dam is a delightful picnic ground which includes I tables, 12 stone fireplaces, firewood, spring water and toilet facilities. The two-mile long Estacada lake behind the dam is ideal for boating, fishing, or w ater skiing. Boat launching and docking facilities are provided. The park is designed for picnicking, rather than overnight camping. PGE’s customers use more electricity, r per kilowatt-hour than ever before / Riser Mill park is just one of the 9 parks and playgrounds wk' main ..ins in conjunction with power production projects, to . apd your neighbors both recreational-hour* and kilowatt-0’, suls . r of the abundance of low-cost electricity in this reckon PGE c . c life re by using nearly 3 times as much electricity as folks in other parts of the country, and the cost /* a per kilow ait-hour is less than half the national / a\ crage. PGE is constantly working to assure you t plenty of e'ccfiricity at tlie flip of a sw nee,— now and in the future. Send to your nearest PGR ofhee for TPFE co!o[ broJrwe "GUIDE AND MAP TO PGE RLl RE* ATIONAL .IREAS" ofaliMng thefaciRHes <•' all nine o f PGE’s picnic parks and camnyrow .-r. ‘ PORTLAND GENEf fj ELECTRIC C r Oregon 's Pioneer E h : ’." : r ’; v . > . * V—' ;V « (•» .¿ 5 % -:^ :t- * >GE YOU Yf AelS . â' i» : Y DAD, ÍT .o rfA BITE” ¡ s a r / OL COOL WATER" . . . All of mp rad picnic areas have drink- * available. Here et River Mill tvg water is piped into the park , ran
