tw o
b rated . M rs B u rn e tt’s son Ron- saw th e h ig h est tu rn o u t in local th ro u g h o u t the y e a r culm inat-1 ¡«8 service to n o re th a n
since Ja n u a ry
K ish - aid a n d g ra n d so n -in -law ,
A1 m em ory, w itn 88 v o ters castin g
*n O ctober w hen top ag en ts ¡m il
P
-1______ J
Mr. and _....
Mrs. _____
D allas
p au g h an d fam ily of P o rtla n d D ow ney sp e n t
last w eekend th eir ballots a t th e E agle C re e k from th ro u g h o u t th e te rrito ry
u w k r im
n sH M r.
r and
a n d Mrs. P e rr
rrv
c L ap
an p
u w ith h e r
school.R
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school.R esults
esults fo
fo r r E E avle
agle C C re
re e e k k ’« ’s covered by - f a , r m e r s Insurance!
w ere as G roup w ere feted on a vacation
.
.
.
new
m et
th e, .
„ , ln
, „ an d fam ily of
Elw ood w ere
N ancy W n lsler last S unday ow n school election
paugh hom e M ay b fo r a lesson g u n d ay v |sjtors at th e hom e of accom panied th e D o n B
Procto. ________
follow s: To a __________„
p p ro v e increase o f h” P T ° J h,e -? 2 ™ ! 2 £ .‘Ce m L °S L and B ank loans has been re
1 on T im e S aving M eals.
Mr, an d Mrs. M ax K ish p au g h . fam ily to T illam ook for a beacti tax levy: Yes-43, No-37.
T oi A ngeles, L an k in s said.
duced from 5 1-2 to 5 p ercen t,
(By A N N E JU S T IC E )
T he C om m unity 4-H clu b s of
D avid W o 'fo rd ,
B ert a n d o u tin g an d to v isit th eir relat- accept budget Yes- 59, No-20. „ W hen F arm ers
In su ran ce
«ec-treas ot
J e a n e tte Pederson, long tim e Dodge held th e ir m o n th ly ach- R ich ard C ollins cam p ed o u t a t ives. On th e p revious W ednes- W rite in nam es fo r school board G ro u p w as organized in
1928, H. O live
re sid e n t of D odge su ffered
a iev em en t program a t th e corn- L a m b ’s T ongue R ock S atu rd ay day N ancy w as host to th e m ee
the founders
borrow ed from th e F arm ers
N ational Farm
.d ire c to r to ta lle d 9, w ith B op
announced
slig h t stro k e last w eek
w hile m u n ity hall F rid ay ,
A p ril 18. nig h t. T h e re w e re a sleepy trio tin g o f th e
Jo b s D aughters' Ju d d receiving 22 votes, H enry th e life i n s t a n c e business an d L oan A ssociation
stan d in g a t the sink in h e r k it- P ro g ra m includeded se v e ra l de- th e n e x t m o rn in g bu t th e y re - C ouncil w ith 12 m em bers pie- S u te r 17;
D ick W oodcock 10, applied th e continuous policy to
__________ __________
_____ _
B uxton said th a t
effectiv e
chen. Miss Pederson is at pres- m o n stratio n s and tw o
m oves p o rte d ly had a v e ry good tim e sent.
V irgil N elson 8. R ural S c h o o l. autom obile insurance.
I t is to
est in th e D octor’s H ospital in provided by th e F o rest S ervice.
. . . . on* «Vtir
h o n r rev
m r r o l lu
i i f tio
in n
na
lC G
_ ay
,
ire c to r R avm ond . . Hill
this f then
a r ry v n p r ra g e c t tic
e _
M
1 th e new 5 p re c e n t ra te
T he C apable C ooks m e t
at
B etsy Day o n
A pril 38 re D ist d d irecte,
R aym ond H ill on-
hich elm inateei m uch c costly
o s tly I also is being m ad
O regon City, w h e re she is re- T he N eedle
N otes
Sew ing
ade e applicable to
e R alph R eynolds hom e A pril tu rn e d to
M arysville, Calif. | ly can d id a te) 60*
banks
p o rted cum in" along satisfact- group w as recen tly aw ard ed th
In voting fo r R- Hi Snhnr.1 1» p ap er w o rk an d to the sem i-an- loans a lie a d y on
th e
16.The m e e tin g w as called
to w ith h e r fa th e r D ick D ay w ho
m o o t in g fo r J r H i School to- ^
p aym ent an o th er in n o va - books w hich b ear h ig h er rates
o rily .
a b e a u tifu l p laq u e fo r h av in g o rd e r by P re sid e n t Celia B egu- had sp e n t th e p revious w eek
j * 4 w « v ..v
----->
sue, E agle C reek cast
/1
„
e i „f int
Tn
In thp
th e 4 N o rth w est
Tom S tro e d e r sp en t the w eek e a rn ed th e m ost m oney fo r th e
.
i n n n i n e n i M i n n f VmnHlinc?
M em bers a n sw e re d rc ll end h e re w ith his fam ily.L ater votes and 17 Y es votes F o r h . ic
h t tlo
n ’ plus P rom pt handling o o f f '
im - •
L an d B an k
end w ith relatives.
Tom sue- In te rn a tio n a l F arm Y o u th Ex- lien,
tellin
g
of
an
e
rra
n
d
last
w
eek
M
rs
Day
w
en
t
to
ridge
20;
C
o
ftin
8;
P
ric
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8
A
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claim
s
th
a
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d
ers
a
ttrib
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states,
thie
b
ed
eral
by
cessfu lly opened th e tro u t s e a - ■ ch an g e p rogram .
T h is w as a call
u
com
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pokane
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as
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te
th
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success
of
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c
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m
•
ot
apoK
ane
nas
done on th e w eek en d . A ll m em - M ary sv ille also fo r
a visit,
son by catc h in g several
nice p a rtic u la rly o u tstan d in g
ach- bers w e re p resen t. O u r le a d e r Y oung J im D ay rem ained here, am son 3.
p any begun in th e face of keen $16,000,000 in 5 1-2
p ercen t
tro u t.
th e ,. 4-H . „ clubs i Mrs. J u s tic e w as absent. Eacn stay in g w ith th e A rt S hultz fa-
co m p etitio n d u rin g th e depres-1 loans o u tstan d in g an d $7,000,-
|
. ievem ent , since
.
sj0 n .
000 in p en d in g
loans w h ich
T he Dodge E xtensio n
U nit h av e o n ly been active in D odge| m e m b e r wah sorved a dish ol m iiy .
FA RM ERS IN SURA NCE
O rganized o rig in ally to give w ill be leveled to th e n ew ra te ,
A GENTS ARE HONORED
rh u b a rb su t crisp w ith w h ip p ed
Last F rid a y
Engle
C reek
A gents of F arm ers In su ran ce farm ers a d e q u ate in su ran ce a , ! giving th e ta rm e rs and ran ch ers
cream m ad e by M rs.
C asw ell school’s 1st a n d 2nd g rade class
and M rs. Slane, co-leaders. A h ad a field d ay a t the P ortland
\ G roup th ro u g o u t
th e n atio n
reasonable ra te s, F arm e ! concerned
rs
I n , an , an n u al . t1 1 in
ftn te n re
n st
d em o n stratio n on how to m a k e Zoo.
w eie honored
d u rin g
A pril su ran ce G roup today w rite s all savings m excess or » iiu .u u u
rh u b a rb n u t
crisp follow ed.
T h e W orld F ellow ship C irc le , w hich w as d esignated as Form- ty p es in su ran ce ex ceu t h e a lth
l tle r arm o rs
asso c ia te
I r m
IS COMING!
Each m em b er receiv ed a copy of E ag le
C reek C hurch will ! d ers M onth by Jo h n C. T y le r ,, an
«*“ d « accident.
. ak _ es , an d serv
r ices
R loans
k nf to r
of
th
e
recipe.
Dishes
w
ere
m
eet
next
W
ednesday.
M
ay
14.
c
h
airm
an
o
f
th
e
b
o
ard
an
d
F
arm
ers
In
su
ra
n
c
e
G
roup
now
t
e
’
‘
, M ,,it
MAKE LIFE EASIER FOR HER - FIX UP w ash ed b y E lb e rta Sim m ons at
’ “ th 1- e hom
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- p - resid
- - - - en t \ i llas its - °w n k seven a sto ry n H om e e k:ine } in n C C lack
am as
n d d M ult-
e of '
Mrs.
V ernon ! I —
T hom ts E. L
lackam
as a an
T h a t K itch en & W a sh R oom P lu m b in g
co-founders, it w as announced ° ffice b u ild in g
on W ilshlre nom ah counties.
and dried by K a ry le R eynolds Ross a t 1:30 PM
in —
Los - ----
A ngeles,nine
an d S usan Casw ell.
today by E arl L an k in s, ag en t - B oulevard
- - - - - - —,
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NOW !
for
offices, 733 DIs-
. ’ O . ui deadline
EAG LE C R E E K ELECTION | fo r th e in su ran ce com pany.
’ large regional
* ~
tric
t
A
gents
offices,
71
b ran ch d a y n iSht. We cannot g u aran -
R ESU LTS
M ark in g the 30th J u b ile e of
L E T “ W A L T ” D O IT.
C A L L CR 9-3968
th a n *ee p u b licatio n if m a te ria l is
As in all local voting districts th e organization, special ev e n ts claim s offices an d m ore
A pril and 10,000 licensed ag en ts all glv- 1 received la te r t h a t T nesday
last M o n d ay ’s school election w e re p lanned fo r
(By M arg aret Ross)
A p a in fu l m isfo rtu n e befell
Mrs. Bob F uchs of P o rtla n d on
“ i S a tu rd a y n ig h t, A p ril 26, w hen
¡she v isited in E staeada.B ob, a
| fo rm e r re sid e n t o f E agle C reek,
One of the best and most appreciated Mother’s Day
had com e dow n to h e lp c o o k 1
th e ham d in n e r se rv ed by th e
Gifts you can give is the Start of a Savings \ccount at
M arian G uild n th a t n ig h t.F o l-
luclu ing H au lin g , b u tc h e rin g , C ooling, C ut
your First State Bank of Milwaukie for your beloved
lo w in g th e d in n e r th e y sto p p ed j
mother.
to v isit frie n d s. M rs F uchs, a 1
tin, w ra p p e d a n d d e liv ered fo r 6c lb.
polio victim , w as in h er w h eel-I
We are a ready solution to your remembrance problem.
P o rk 8c lb.
c h a ir, w hich stru c k a b u m p In
If
you
want to buy her that new Easter bonnet, we have
el d riv ew ay ,
th ro w in g !
Pooling, cut, w ra p p e d a n d d e liv e re d , 4c lb. h a e r g rav
from th e ch air. T h e re s u lt
new Faster currency on hand, Local stores have gift
ing leg fra c tu re w ill k eep h e r
envelope:: - - so Mother may select her own bonnet.
in E m m an u el H o sp ital fo r m a
ny w eeks, it is rep o rted .
M rs. Ed R oha last S a tu rd a y
D ial CR. ?-5145
received th e «ad new s of
th e
— ] d e a th of h e r y o u n g est
sister,
Mrs. Belle D unn
in Chicago.
S u n d ay v isito r of th e
R ehas
i’ w as
M rs. M ary F reem an of
P o rtlan d . On th e p rev io u s S u n
d ay th e y e n te rta in e d M r. R e
h a ’s son in law a n d d a u g h te r |
Mr. an d M rs F u lto n D ean an d
g ra n d d a u g h te r T erri.
O th e r
Earn 2 h per cent on all savings
visito rs w ere th e E rn ie W ilsons
an d th e Jo h n F a rre ls of H ills
3 per cent on three year
boro
deposit certificates.
T h e a n n u a l M o th ers’ W eek
end at OSC w ith its d iv ersified
\ ' - j L
e n te rta in m e n t beckoned
tw o
¡fi,, local m others. M rs. T ony B uhl-
$<■
i in g e r an d M rs S h irle y B u rn e tt
w ere w elcom ed to
C o rv allis
last F rid ay by th e ir d a u g h ters,
J a n ic e and Jo a n n e . O n S u n d ay
th e ir h u sb an d s to g te h e r d ro v e
Two B arb ers - - No W a itin g !
dow n to b rin g th e m hom e, ac
co m panied b y Carol an d P a tty
All deposits insured to $10,000 by
B u h lin g er.
Hours 10 a.m. to
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
T he
G eorge B aley fa m ily
sp e n t th e w eek en d clam m ing
| a t L ong B each, leav in g
h e re j
last F rid a y AM w ith
S ib y l’s !
p a re n ts M r a n d M rs E arl H ol
b ro o k of W isnram , W ash.
Mr. an d M rs L ouis G e rb e r on
M onday w elcom ed th e arriv a l 1
| of M rs. G e rh e r’s b ro th e r
and
siste r-in -la w . M r.and Mrs. G ro
v e r J u d d and sister M rs M abel
B arg e from S an ta A na, C alit.
M r. J u d d and M rs B arg e
a re
fo rm e r re sid e n ts
of
E agle
C reek an d ex p ect to g re e t m a
Bel Air 4-Door Sedan
Bel Air Sport Coupe
ny relativ es and frien d s in this
a re a d u rin g th e ir visit. T he tra
C. D. G R O S H O N G , J r.,
velers m ade a record trip of 24
s ^ s \~ n
2one M a n a g e r
^ 7 — r.
hours by car from Los A ngeles.
i
*> _ -
¡25 Monroe ^,Iii iiiKie, Ore. 0L. 4-5758
Mr G e rb e r p ro u d ly p resen ted
to them a larg e rip e stra w b e rry
a fm -
his firs t of th e season and re
p o rts th a t m an y o th e r b e rire s
D tv s r s lfle d S e rv ic e s, Ine.
ere n early iipe. H e believes
th a t his a re th e first to rip e n in
Bel A ir Sport Sedan
this p a rt of O regon.
Bel A ir 2-Door Sedan
S u n d a y v isito rs of th e G er-
bers w ere th e ir so n -in -law and
' d a u g h te r, M rund Mrs. R ay S h a
v e r an d c h ild re n
fro m L a k e
G rove
C . C. D avis d ro v e o u t h e re
on S a tu rd a y to v isit his siste r
F lo ren ce C lo.linger,
b rin ig in g
M rs. C loninger’s
d a u g h te r-in -
Every window of every Chevrolet
Every one of these low and lively Chevrolet V8 sedans,
law M aye (M rs D oug) C loning-
is Safety Plate Glass.
hardtops
and
wagons
costs
less
than
any
comparable
e r a n d six y o u n g c h ild re n .T h e
visitors re tu rn e d to P o rtla n d on
model in the low-priced three. No other cars are so
I S u n d ay eve
big, so beautiful — yet go so easy on your budget!
M aude B u rn e tt sp e n t
th re e
; day s last w eek in P o rtla n d as
*BASED O N SUGGESTED LIST PRICES FOR COMPARABLE VB MODELS.
The only all-new car in the low-price field.
th e gu est of h e r siste r E lla R us
: sell, w h o se b irth d a y w as cele-
THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS
Page 6
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, May 9, 1958
DODGE
MOTHER'S DAY
Creek
ABC Plumbing * SE 4th * Estacada
&
FOR MOTHER, ON HFR DAY---
WïüT CJT TOR LOCKERS
Harold Middleton
Estacada Rnmh
TACADA
BARBER
V-
[STACADA BARRIR rH0P
&
C H E V Y ’S L O W E S T P R I C E D O F T H E L O W - P R I C E D
T H R E E IN ALL T H E S E P O P U L A R M O D E L S ! *
SHOES
FO R T H E
FA M ILY
RED G O O SE
F o r g ro w in g fe e t
G R A C E W A LK E P
sju een F o r a D ay F nm*
JO H N C. ROBERTL
F o r P a rtic u la r M en St Boys
tisc a y n » 2 -D o o r S e d a n
;
B isc o y n e 4 - D o o r S e d a n
HEWETT'S
SH OE STORE
702 M ain
O regon City
Register Now With
Malcolm Frost
B r o o k w o o d 6 - P a u e n g e r Station W a g o n
B r o o k w o o d 9 - P a is e n g e r Station
Wagon
For Summer Piano
AT ESTACADA EVERY WEDNESDAY
G RESH AM SEED & FEED CO.
Gresham, Ore.
Phone MO 5-2186
INSTRUCTION
See me at the Estaeada
Church of God on Thurs
days, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
or 1 :30 to 4 :00 p.m.
304 Fine Arts Building
Portland
CA 8-5522
See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer
Miller Chevrolet Service
Estaeada, Oregèa