Cstacattas
Clackamas Counîî» iîrtus
In Its Fifty-fourth Year of Publication
Volume No. 54
Number 14
Garfield Grange Active in Many Fields
for Betterment and Interest of Area
By Leila Gordon
The G arfield Grange met on
Saturday, May 11th with our
secretary back on her job after
her illness. The charter was dra­
ped for our .-haplain Sadie A n ­
ders who parsed away Friday
at 5 PM after a stroke.
Sadie
has been chaplain for over 18
years and was a charter m em ­
ber of the Grange and
a 56
year member. Sister M axwell
aced as chaplain. Four appli-
dations lo r membership were
read.
Agri. Chmr. Harold Middleton
reported his prunes are drop­
ping and said he didn’t think
he would have any left.
Legislative Chinn. John Par-
vin urged all to use their fran­
chise and vote at the primary
election May 16. I f you are for
or against a ,ales tax fou know
who to vote for if
you read
your voters phamplet.
Rex Bledsoe
reported the
road closure had been
w ith­
drawn.
Health Chmn. Leila Gordon
reminded anyone wishing
to
take advantage of the 1st A id
class to be held at the Legion
hall soon to contact Mrs. Jerry
Price.
Insurance chmn. Rollic Pop-
pino w ill go to the grange con­
vention as the insurance com­
mittee and also as the Grange
delegate. Mrs Poppino also el-
aioui OABij o} podoq a jj papa
to report then.
He did report
that his Ins. Co. had done w ell
percent,whil- most companies
run about 60 percent.
Had a not ,rom Ruth Anders
thanking the Grange for rem­
embering her while sre was ill;
also thanks for cards by Jean
Ballou.
Ernest Duus and Edward Lee
in 57 as the Grange writeups
were exceedingly low, only 30
were appointed to make plans
on drilling a new w ell at
the
hall and the\y are to
ask for
needed helo
The clean-up day at Mf. Zion
Cemetery is Saturday, M ay 25.
Lots o f help needed then.
Rex Bleds- e made a motion
that anyone holding an oince
and running for another office,
his office be declared automat­
ically vacate
The motion pas­
sed and Rex Bledsoe and John
Parvin are to draw up a resol­
ution and present it at the June
meeting.
There w ill be a reception at
the hall June 1st at 3 PM for
Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Parvin.
All friends >f the families are
invited
The litera v program was in­
teresting. “ U e Your Imagina­
tion” was reed
by Lecturer
Helen Parvin; Greta Poppino
read a poem “ The Unwelcome
Mat” and a roundelay finished
her program The pie was won
by Roy M axwell and the cake
by Elmer Davis.
Celebrating
birthdays w ere
P ete Ballou,
R ollie Poppino,
Elmer Davis
and Lucy Middleton.
,O CAL STUDENTS T A K E
AT
Eagle Creek School1 P P A A C R IF T IC IN U CONCERT
N IV E R S IT Y
A number of people drove to
Graduation Tues. concert
Forest Grove Sat. eve for the
of the 11th annual Mu­
Next Thursday evening, May
20, at
8 PM
Eagle
Creek
School w ill graduate 14
8th
graders, its largest class on rec­
ord. These graduates
include
Suzanne Anderson,
Michelle
Wilson, Barbara Gaylor, Ger­
aldine Richards, Nancy Seidel,
Elizabeth Stephens, Carol Zu-
ber. Tom Codv,
James Day,
James Melton, Robert Seidel,
Robert Weisgerber and Kendall
Wright.
Guest speaker at the
cere­
monies w ill he
Joe
Shobe,
Clackamas County Sheriff. A
reception for the graduates and
guests w ill be held afterwards,
with refreshments served
by
the Mothers’ Club.
On Thursday, May 22 there
w ill be a picnic for the entire
school at Eagle Fern Park,wea­
ther permitting.
Red Cross First Aid
Class Starts Tues.
sic in M ay -it Pacific Univer­
sity.
550 selected high school
students from
Oregon
and
Washington participated. Esta -
cada students who went over on
Thursday witn Principal Jones
were Judy G iim ,
Judy Dern-
ovek and John Barksdale,chor­
us and Larry Ebert, band. Oth­
ers accepted but unable to go
because o f conflicting activities
were W ally M iller,
Clarence
Stith, Ann Harbert
and Jim
Buhlinger.
Going over
Sat­
urday evening w ere music dir­
ectors Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gar­
rett and the follow ing parents
and friends: Mr. and Mrs. M.B.
Grim, Mrs. G ’ en Ebert,
Mrs.
Cecil Harbert Ann Harbert and
Norman Belmont. Seen in the
large audience w ere form er Es-
taradians Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Olanie,
David Petrasso and
Dean Qualls. The recorded con­
cert w ill be
broadcast
over
K PO J next Sathrday, May 17
at 6:35 P.M.
A Red Cross First A id
class
w ill start Tuesday
May 20 at
7:30 PM at the
Legion
hall.
There w ill be 5
sessions o f 2
hours each. Viola M cKenzie w ill
be the instructor. People inter­
ested bring roller bandage 1 to
3 inches wide and 1 yard long,or
a trianguler bandage 36 to
40
The Junior- Senior banquet
inches on straight side. Anyone and prom was held at the Esta­
wishing to take this class is w el­ cada Union High School M ay 3.
come.
A t the banquet the freshman
—
and sophomore servers
were
dressed in typical island dress;
L O C A L TE A M DEFEATS
the boys wore Hawaian Shirts
L A Z Y HOUSE W IVES and short pants; the girls were
The R ichfield team won 1st, attired in sarongs and colorful
prize by 3 games in the Lazy leis.LeAnn Barkley, one o f the
Housewives bowling
touma-1 sophomore servers, brought 9
ment. The captain was Barbara orchids sent to her by her uncle
McNally.
Others w ere Ruby who works in a flow er
ware-
Lucas, K a y Finney substituting house.These flowers were wors
for Eleanor Duray
and Jane by the girls who served.
Abbott. They played at Gres­ The prom was just as success­
ham.
ful and well attended.
Music
was supplied by Van Arm itage
COFFEE HOUR FOR
and his orchestra. Judi Barnes
an
G.O P. C A N D ID A TE S drew a beautiful mural of
Mrs. R R. Cooke was hostess island scene which follow ed the
‘Island o f Romance”
at a Coffee Haur on M ay 13 fo r theme,
the follow ing Republican cand­ The Junior-Senior Court was
idates-
Leonard Mullan for also presented at this time. Ar-
State Representative; Zenas Ol­ dra Sellick was crowned queen.
court were
son for State Senator; Ormond Members o f her
R Bean for County Commiss­ Seniors Marcia Graven and Bar
Juniors Earleen
ioner; Ruth E. H ow eiler
fo r bars Jesse;
Representative and Robert P. Marsh and Donna Menzie.
Chairman o f the two events
Dickenson for Representative .
About 25 women enjoyed the was Duane .Anders with Gary
meeting and hearing short talks Lanning as co-chairman. Chair­
by the
candidates.
Refresh­ man of decora'ions was Marilyn
the
ments o f r o f e an cookies were McGraph and chairman f
banquet was Mickey Rolph.
served.
Junior-Senior
Banquet Largely
Attended
Mrs. Helen Crowson and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chevron
Russell Reed attended a meet- and Mr. and Mrs. Deey Qualls
ing of the Federation o f Repub- enjoyed a Mother’s Day dinner
lican Women on May 12 at the at the Dean Qualls
home In
Episcopal Church in Milwaukie Gladstone. Other guests were
and heard an inspiring address M r and
M s. Gerald Mealey
by Mark Hatfield.
and children of Portland.
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, May 16, 1958
10c Per Copy
S3. 00 Per
Year
G E N E A LO G IC A L SHOW
E S TA C A D A TIES P A R K -
A T T R A C T S L O C A L WOMEN
ROSE ON A P R IL 29
F IR S T SIN G LE S -
| Three local women participa­
Ann Harbert
walked away
ted in the annual open house
with her match on first singles
of the Genealogical Forum
of
Company
D.
413th
Infantry
Friday morning. May 16 at 9 invited to eat lunch in the cafe­
60 6-1. Her opponent was not
Portland at the Public Library
Regiment,
local
Arm
y
Reserve,
The meeting w ill be
much comp -rttion.
This
is
year teria also.
last Monday Ethel Mae Burn­ A M first graders for next
w
ill
march
in
the
1958
Armed
Ann’s first w in of the year and
ett of
Eagle Creek,
Evelyn are invited t > attend school one- dismissed at 11.30 PM after eat­
Forces
Day
parade
to
be
neld
she i^ hoping to keep up
the
the ing lunch in the cafeteria. Each
and half day and eat lunch in
in Portland Saturday, May 17, Brackett of Currinsville
good work.
Evelyn Stahlnecker of Estaca- cafeteria. All children who w ill child and m >:her should bring
1928.
SECOND SI.NGLES-
have reached their 6th birthday 25c each fo r a hot lunch.
The parade will begin at I I d-i. Mrs. Burnett and Mrs. Brac­ by November '5th are eligible
Judy Eckevsley lost her sec­
Dr. Price, medical doctor, and
kett were in charge of a display
A
M
at
the
corner
of
N
W
8th
ond singles match 3-6 to 3-6.
o f information about
Oregon for school next year and are in­ Dr. Slominskt. dentist will give
and
Burnside,
w
ill
proceed
east
She had good cofpetition
and
the
pioneers and Mrs. Stahlnecker vited to visit s-hool that morn­ physical examinations at
on another day when she’s not on W. Burnside to SW Broad­ joined the organization. In the ing.
The rrothers are also in­ P T A sponsored Summer Pre-
way,
south
o.i
SW
Broadway
o ff her game she would
have
next
vited to come. The children w ill School Round Up for all
on SW evening Mrs Burnett and Mrs. go to the three first grade rooms first graders. All children enter­
been able to beat her
oppon­ to SW Salmon, east
Brackett attended the banquet
Salmon
to
SW
Sixth,
north
on
ent.
after they hu'-o been registered ing school ar“ required by state
SW Sixth to SW Pine, east on at the Hotel Heathman at which
F IR S T DOU13LES-
he leatured speaker was
Dr. and given n me plates in the ca­ law to have a physical examina­
SW
Pine
to
SW
Third
to
SW
Nancy Whisler
and Judy
D >rtehea Johansen
o f Reed feteria.
The mothers w ill re­ tion.
Ttic clinic w ill be held in the
Barnes won their first doubles Columbia.
College
main in the cafeteria to discuss
grade school
library
room
6-3 to 8 6. They began to slip
S T A N L E Y D M Y T R Y K TO
their chidrren’s schooling with starting at 9 AM Ween *iv .
back to their eld pattern o f let- :
T A K E O FFIC E R ’S COURSE
Mr. Cody, Sunt The parents arc May 21.
ting down in the second set.
On May 3rd Mr.
and Mrs.
SECOND DOUBLES
Stanley
D
m
yi.yk
left
for
Col­
Ella Jo Turner and Lola Har­
umbus, Geo-y ia, where Stanley
rington lost their match 5-7 to
w ill take a . ur months
o ffi­
3-6 due to a wrist injury on the
cer’s training Course. He is now
part o f Ella Jo, their game was
Quick action by
neighbors
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Tomlin­
cut down, but also they played a 2nd lieutenant in the Oregon and Eagle C-cek volunteer fire- son visited briefly with
rela­
poor compared to their
stan­ National Gua-d and at the com­ fen prevented destruction
ol tives and friends last week in
pletion of his training w ill be
dard.
the barn o f Mr. and Mrs. L aw ­ Eugene and Estacada on their TOM I1EWETT A LD R IC H
eligible fo r a promotion to 1st
rence B. Sonos, last Thursday way to Cannon Beach for
the
lieutenant. He has been a stu­
BORING - Tom Hewett Aldr-
afternoon. The fire, which was summer.
They are returning
dent at Paciiic University for
discovered by neighbors,
was from San Lorenzo, Cal. where 1 ich, late o f Route 1. Boring,
the past fout years and
com­
conlined to the open hay stall they have been with a daughter died in a Sa.’dy nursing home
pleted his college work before
on May 6, and funeral services
in wheih it began. It was b e­ and fam ily since last fall.They
leaving. He was assistant con­
cere held at *ho Clayville Chapel
lieved started by
the Sones expect to attend grandaughter
ductor o f the Operetta “ H.M.S.
small son playing with matches. Ann Harbert’«^ graduation next at Estacada. on May 8 at 10 A M
Pinafore,” given
by Pacific i
with Rev. M oron Ravan offic-
A track meet between
Es­ University on M ay 2nd. He has Tw o units of *he Boring Rural week.
j iating. Internment followed at
F
ie
Dept,
were
also
dispatched
tacada and Canby High Schools signed a
teaching
contract
the Forest Lawn Cemetery in
held last week resulted in
a ith the Molalia High School for to the scene.
Mrs. Richard Lundeen, Mrs. Gresham.
Another auto
missed the W illis Reynar and Mrs. Cecil
victory for Estacada by a score the coming school year.
Mr. Aldrich
was born on
turn at Eaglo Creek, this time Harbert spent a profitable day
of 68 to 54.
at the west corner, last Sunday of fellowship and missionary ¡Sept. 2. 1882 in Cottage Grove,
Events and winners fo llo w :
mo-ning.
Byron Stewart of information w th other Conser­ i Wis., and had lived in Boring
120 Yard High Hurdles- 1st
Currinsville was hurrying home vative Fapti;- women o f this I for the last 17 years He had
place Wood "«ck and Daniels;
from Gresham with a Mothers area at Evai pel Baptist Church been ill for the last eight mon­
3rd place -Hiiple.
ths. Survivors included one bro­
Day bouquet for his w ife
just in Portland lest week
100 Yard Dash-- 1st place -
ther, Eugene, Portland.
before church time His wheels
Doney, 2nd Garret, 3rd-Kawa-
Thursday afternoon, M ay 15, hit gravel on the turn and spun
moto.
Miss Janet Hoover of Seattle S A R A H E LIZ A B E T H ANDERS
w ill hold the car into the guard rail. Ho
Mile-- 1st place-Sanderson,2- ihe Estacada P T A
visited her aunt, Mrs.
Frank
their
final
meeting
of
the
was
unhurt,
but
the
car
was
E S T A C A D A Mrs. Sarah F.liz
Osness and 3 M etcalf
Shelton, over the weekend.Mrs.
school
year
in
the
old
high
severely
dented.
440 Yard Dash- 1st place,Do­
abeth Anders, late of
route 1,
Shelton’s
sister,
Harriet
Fleisch-
school cafter'a. The meeting is
ney, 2-Hahn and 3-Sarr
Porter area,
hauer, who is postmaster at A u ­ Estacada in the
scheduled
to
begin
at
3
and
w
ill
180 Yard L ow Hurdles,
1st
NEW B U ILD IN G STARTED
died Frllay at an Oregon City
rora, was also a guest.
place Heiple,
2nd, Kawamoto be highlighted by the installa-,
hospital.
,
IN E A G LE CREEK
:
tion
of
the
new
officers
for
1
and 3rd, Woodcock
,
Mrs. Anders was horn on
C ivil Defense Home Prepar­
Work as stro.ted last week by
1
1958-59.
They
are:
President,
220 Yard Dash, 1st place,Do­
August 31, 1372 at John Day
Mrs. Oscar i.:i s 1st vice presi­ Cascade Steel Co. on construc­ edness WorkshoD had its final
ney; 2, Suter- 3, Oathes
58
tion o f a building
in Eagle session May 12th. Cards were and lived at Estacad^ for
dent.
Mrs,
Wm.
Carnes;
second
380 Yard Run, 1st place,Gen-
com ­ years. She was a member o f the
Creek for Publishers’
Paper issued to the 31 persons
vice
president..
Mrs.
Ray
Hay­
temann; 2, Me Allister
and 3,
Christian Clu.rch at Estacada
den: secretary.
Mrs. Wilbur Co. of Oregon City. The build­ pleting the course.
Haun
the Rebekah I.edge No 147 and
ing located across the
hiway
Howell
and
treasurer,
Mrs.Karl
Pole Vault,1st place, Daniels;
Dr. Allyn Price and children, the Garfield Grange Ni. 31 .
from the Eagle Creek Grange
2-Woodcock and 3, Kowamoto K iefl.
Survivors include three sons
drove to
hall, w ill be a machine
shop Skipper and Peggy
j
A
summary
of
the
past
year’s
Sht Put, 1st place Woodcock;
for trucks operating
for the Hood River Saturday and paid and two daiignters, Hector and
|
events
^»-ill
be
presented
along
2, Edwards
a surprise v iv t to his mother, Byron, both o f Estacada: Leon ­
company, it was stated.
Discus, 1st place, Adamson; with an entertaining program
a rd , Southwick. Idaho- Mrs. N
Mrs. J. B. Eddington.
planned
by
the
prognrm
chair-]
2. Woodcock
dine Rico. Orogon City:
M rs
'
man.
Mrs.
Garrett.
F A M IL Y REU NIO N A T
High Jump. 1st place Daniels;
Helen
Lvn-h, Seaside:
18
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lawrence
|
Hospitality
for
the
meeting
is
LO U IS O. GERBER HOME
2, Woodcock and Daniels
grandchildren■ 23 groat grand
Wnhlstrom
and
daughter
Ph
yl­
'
from
the
South
Estacada
area.
Rond Jum->, 1st place Wood­
Last Sunday was the occasion lis o f George, Mr. and Mrs. Les­ children.
I Chairman
Mrs. Don Shower
cock; 2nd, Doney and 3. Sarr
o f a fam ily reunion at the Lou­ ter Colson of Garfield,
were Funeral services wore held on
Jevelin, 2n Woodcock, 3.Ka­ | man with Mrs. Bob Brown and is O. Gerber home with
Mrs. guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Larry Monday at the Clayville chapel
Mrs. Martin Reed assisting.
wamoto
(A lta ) Gerber’s sisters, Mabel Meade and Don Meade at the with intermi nt to follow at the
Don’t miss the
final
PTA
380 Yard Relay,
1st
place
Binge and Mollie Bates, and her salmon dintur given Saturday Mt. Zion cem rfary Robert Ma
meeting this afternoon 3 PM in
Canby, 2, Estacada
brother G rover Judd and
his night at Corbett by the Corbett lion Brown officiated.
the old cafeteria o f
the high (
wife. Others present included
American Legion Post. Others
school.
Mrs. Bates’ daughters, Lois At-
MRS. C R A F T HONORED
noted at the dinner were Mr. M A R Y O l.lV F RO BINSO N
cheson and husband Bob o f Se­
W IT H SHOWER F R ID A Y
and Mrs. Adolph Still o f Bar­
LO G AN --
Mrs. S.
Frank
attle, and M r and Mrs. H. L. ton.
The Mission Fellowship
oi
Mary O live Robinson, late of
Osborne o f Estacada and
the
the Estacada Baptist Church,
A book forum was held
last route 2, Ot^gnn City, died
on
Gerber's daughter Gladys Sha­
last Friday evening,
honored
Saturday at the Estacada Libra­ Sunday follow ing a short
ill­
ver and husband R ay and three
Mrs Martin Craft with a pink
children o f Lake Grove. Mrs. ry. Mrs. Ear' Kckersley, Grade ness.
and blue shower at the home o f
on
N ow playing at the Broad­ Barge and Mr. and
Mrs. Judd School Librarian, discussed the Mrs Robinson was brrn
Mrs. Gene
Sullivan.
A fte r w ay Theatre an action packed
ere schedule 1 to
leave this life and books o f Sinclair Lewis. Jan. 21, 1883 Iowa. She mar
games, short devotions, and op­ picture o f
‘M EN A T W A R ” Thursday for their home
in The next forum w ill be held on ried Clvde A Thrasher s 1902
ening o f the lovely gifts,
re­ with a top starring team in Ro­
Saturday, Ju,>e 14, when
the at Burlington Colo
and he
Santa Ana, Calif
freshments w ere served by the bert Ryan as t.he battle weary
books and life o f
John Stein­ • died in 1907. She later married
hostesses,
Mr*. Richard Lun- army lieutenant asd Aldo Ray
beck w ill be discussed.
j Robins on June 14, 1914 and
MRS. VON G R A Y ’S M OTHER
deen, Mrs. Gene Sullivan and who must take a
they hed one child to die in in­
shell-shock
DIES A T AGE 80
Mrs.Cecil Harbert to the follow ­ colonel to the base hospital. In
Mr and Mrs F. E Dooley had fancy They lived in Colorado
ing- Mrs. Craft, Mrs. C. R.Reis- asetting o f war tom Korea,
their until 1928 when thev moved to
Mrs. Von G ray’s mother pas­ dinner on Sunday with
a
bick, Mrs. Wayne
Pinkerton small regiment o f men under sed away at St. Helens. The fun­ daughter Ruth and husband, Mr Kansas w h ere tnev lived until
and Mrs. W illis Reynar. Send­ Ryan are cut o ff by the enemy eral is Thursday at 2 PM in the and Mrs Frank M orrow of P ort­ 1Q43 when they came to
the
ing gifts were Mrs. W. E. K e l­ with their only chance o f sur­ Methodist church there.
land. Later «hey went to Banks Portland area. Both worked In
ler, Mrs Paul Bruce, Mrs. Paul vival being to take a
uncle. the shinysrds and later moved
Gray’s Hardware
w ill be to visit Hap’s aunt and
certain
Justice, Mrs John W olford.Ca­ hill. A firece battle ensues.Su- closed all dav Thursday fo r the Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson.ro to Logan wie*he they had lived
rolyn Reyner. Ann Harbert and per co-hit is Rory Calhoun as funeral.
turning home Monday afternoon fo r the past. 11 years She was a
Jeanie Sullivan.
the ’Domino K id.’
An action
member o f the Barton Com ­
Richard E Burke, J r , a Zig munity Baptist church.
packed western
film in the BAKED FOOD SA LE
1 Zag district forester in the Mt
M A IL BOX IM PR O V E M E N T
wonderful state o f Texas.When
Survivors Include her w idow ­
S A T U R D A Y , M A Y 17
Hood National Forest has been er S. Frank- two sons, Warren
the kid came home from
the
PR O G R A M W IL L BE HELD
Bethel No. 54 o f the Interna­ •promoted to district ranger
at ¡Thrasher, W hite Salmon. Wash­
wars to find his father and bro­
W EEK OF M A Y 19 TO 24
ther murdered and their cattle tional Order of Job's Daughters Spirit Lake, in the G ifford Pin- ington:
Win. Thrasher, P o rt­
w
ill
have
a
Baked
Foods
Sale
rhot Natonal Forest.
M r and lan d- three sisters. Mrs. M av
The annual Mail Box
Im ­ rustled he sets out to find the
on Saturday, May 17th at 10 A Mrs. Burke were form er resi­
provement Program w ill be ob­ killers. A real thriller.
\ W o o d M o -e a tiir. Kans:
Mrs
dents of Estacada when he was Bessie MeCr.’ tv and Mrs. Bella
served this year
during
thu Starts Sunday- Audie Murphy M at the Depot Cafe.
timber
sales
forester
here
week of M ay 19 to 24.
in the “ Q U IE T A M E R IC A N "
Pennineton. both of
Denver.
The Department wishes to en­ also starring Michael Redgrave DODGE C O M M U N ITY
C o le - «en gr- ndehildren and 4
P IC N IC ON S liN U A I
Mrs. Mollie Bates is enjoying greet grandchildren
courage patrons o f rural deliv­ and Georgia Moll. Here is an
A Dodge Cammunity picnic a visit with I c r
brother and
ery service to provide suitable adventure w ith out equal;
a
F-'nernl services w e re held
boxes, erected and maintained man without a name;
a
girl w ill be held Sunday at 10 A M in wife, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Judd ■’« the BartoTi church W ednes
Metzler
Park
(weather
permitt­
and
her
sister
Mabel
Barge,
all
for easy and safe accessiability, without a future.
Acting as a
H u' at t PVT w l«h
interm ent
h ill if it’s from Santa Ana Calif.
Also Collnwieg at the Logan r e m e ­
presenting a neat appearnace. spy on a secret mission the A m ­ ing) at the Dodge
raining.
coming
for
the
week
end
was
and affording
protection to erican falls in tove with a beau­
te n -
Cla V««ll1e
Chanel
>h
Picnic is in honor
of Paul her daughter and husband. Mr rhorge
mail.
tifu l native girl. There’s plenty
p -v W alden Askren
Slane
and
Bill
Simmons.
Evciy-
and Mrs. Bob Atkinson of Seat­ , o ffic ia te d
Boxes that are
improperly o f action as well as good acting
erected or in unserviceable con in something a little different one invited erd bring a covered tle They all went to the Louis
dish and tab!.- service.
dition retard delivery o f mail for Audie Murphy.
Gerber horn at Barton on Sun­
W O M E N ’ «? « O f ’ I P T V
and expose it to the weather.
day for a potluck picnic.
Th‘ -
Starts next Wednesday- The
T F t i.cri t i T t r ' - n r o
Names o f the
box owners Bowery Boys in "Looking For BOB REED HOME AFTE R
Harry Oobornes and other rela­
TW O YEARS IN A R M Y tives also attended the p' >irn;¡C.
should be inscribed on the side Danger” and Victor Mature in
F r>rtv -ffvo
'TYi^n n 11¡ n odo
Bob Reed lias returned to his
of the box visible to the carrier 'Pickup Alley.’
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tb
home here a f'er spending
two
as he approaches, or on
the
: fa m ily W crr700*" C?of intv ' n f
years in the U.S. Army. He w i j
dor if boxes arc grouped. The M EETIN G TO HONOR
ek end Qnpv {po T p ’i " fTMf on b „ «t,,
box number may be inscribed
MRS. H A ZE L D A Y stationed at Albuquerque, N. M. at the home of Monnie Ma rch- m n p ’ ^îno'of v’ o f t h o \fn» 1hod?
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on the box if desired.
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Mountain Chapter No. 108. Bob is a graduate o f Stanford U hank.
and support; should
be kept 108. stated meeting. Tuesday. and plans to attend law school
» f th o F ottìo o ' M r<? P i •O e«C* P v .
painted.
M ay 20 at 8 PM. honoring Mrs. at Willamette U. starting in the Linda Marchbank whe is a stu- nfprr rT b n o ff* ror< t fo ld n h ' i ,,t tb
dent at OSC came horn for thc r>nr* o f t h o « v ♦rlr *nr t»■V* 1 eV • tb O'
When two or more boxes are Hazel Dav, Grand Representa­ fall.
weekend.
grouped at one point, or the re­ tive of Mississippi in Oregon.
aro row
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for
ceptacles arc not directly
In Election o f officers. A group NOTICE: Oui deadline
m l s^în«* bv
HorniHino P r lr «
front o f the lesidents, the nam­ from McLaren school w ill pro­ day n ght. We rannot guaran­
M r and Vrs. Paul Sagner of Mnppin TJnn n H nr*-s- T i m r i p ’ l
es and addr.-sses must be
on vide entertainment before the tee publication if material is Eugene spent the week end
at A timo o f v»
and rofresb-
received lite r
thar. Tuesday the Walter Sagner home.
the front o f .he boxes.
chapter opens.
mrnM was o d o y r d
CO. D to March in
Portland Parade
Prospective Estacada First Graders
to Vissi Scuoci this Friday
Fire and Ac: A&rt
a* Easjie Creek
Estacada HMites
Estacada Track
Team Beats Canby
P.T.A. hstallina
New Officers
War Film at
Broadway Theatre
Local Peop!e
Called by Death