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Cstacaiia s Clackamas Count? J?etos In Its Fifty-fourth Year of Publication Volume No. 54 Number 15 Springwater Grange in Review of Problems of Local Community By Anne Justice prepared by Mrs James Smith Springwater Grange No. 263 on Cancer research was read by and Springwater Juvenile Mrs. Clarence Jubb. 200 type, Grange No. 33 met Saturday <>f cancer have been recognized, morning. May 10. County and many causes are known, al Grange deputy William Lew is so many cures. Research and visited the Juvenile Grange discoveries give hope, but early and scored them for ihe Good diagnosisis vital Use of laqu r o f the Ordc' contest Several hair sprays was described as o f their o ff tcrs were absent causing bronchial trouble in because of illness, which many users. brought their possible score Fire depa-tment members down. Joe Guttridge, state urged that women be trained to grange deputy also visited them drive and operate fire trucks In the subordinate grange for Civil Defense, three officer, were absent and Everett Shibley was elected their places were taken by Ray as delegate to the Grange Mu- convention at M iller, Erma Tenny and M. F. I tual 1 Insurance 1 j "* j the Lane county lairgrounds in Eu ott. committee gene June 9 Shibley also was The agricultural elected alternate delegate in chairman reported a new devel- case the Master Del Gant finds opment this year in the fescue he bo cannot cann()t attend the sessions on spraying when it was found i j une 9 -13 that deer have an appetite for Mrs. Fred Horner, Grange grass which has been sprayed Mother for 19o8 was presented and it is d ifficu lt to keep them w ith an iv y geranium plant as out o f test plots. a Mother’s P a y remembrance Charles Suiter of the roads The Chaplain reported Mrs. committee read a letter regard Sam Dmytryk is in Holladay ing the intersection o f Cary Park Hospital; Jeanette Peder road and 211 A. T. V aritz and sen in Doctors’ Hospital and M.F.Ott statei that roads in the Sam Finster home and doing ve Dodge area are in fine c o n d i ry w ell with his broken leg I11 tion, much improved in the past a cast. fe w years A project for the control and Vernita Gant, chairman o f eradication of mountain beav the Hom e Ec. club thanked the ers was described and the Mas many m em’ioi s who worked in ter appointed a committee to preparing and serving the l 00k into the idea o f providing Smorgas bord dinner A p ril 19. a prize or other recognition for A large sum was turned over to g nod trappers, the secretary for the grange Since the next day was Moth- treasury. Jeanne lllig Sue Ay- e r’s Day it was voted that we cock and Bernice M il!er wilt adjourn to Metzler Memorial make birthday cakes for the p ark fo r a pienic dinner. Trad- McClaren sc! >ol for boys to be jfiosally, each year for Moth- delivered theie June 6 by Rich- er’s Day, a committee of men rad Guttridge take charge of the kitchen and The next club meeting w ill dining room so Elwin Shibley, be May 21 in the Joe Guttridge Richard Guttridge, George home with Mrs. Everett Shibley Lundquist, Hugh Marshall and providing a pioga;m . A m eev Fred Horner prepared coffee ing at M ilwaukie Grange was and made other arrangements announced. Mrs. Guttridge and or a very eni. yable meal,served Carol Smith have prepared en- at tables neai the fireplare and tries in the sewing contest and overlooking Clear Creek. Junior Bernice M iller w ill prepare a size members had a wonderful display fo r state grange. time in the children's play- The legislative committee re- ground equipment The commit- minded everyone to vote in the tee service committee has not primary election May 16 and yet decided on their project for had an all time record had voted park improvements, but several in the M ay ó school election ideas are being considered in- M ary Varitz, chairman o f the eluding another fireplace in the health & safety committee ask- picnic area. Th June 14 grange ed Bernice M iller for a short re- meeting w ill be at 8 P.M. with port on the Home Demonstra- refreshments after the business tion council meeting. A paper session. I Cem 3 Rt Poured % Ciïy Parking Area $3. 00 Per Year 10c Per Copy Estacada, Oregon, Friday, May 23, 1058 B A R TO N SCHOOL HOLDS TI1E1K G R A D U A TIO N O11 Wednesday eve, May 21, Barton School graduated the following four 8th graders: Linda Forman, Neva Mode, Stanley McMahan and Mary Ann Sims W ally M iller of Barton is graduating from Estacada Union High School Firday night. Barton senool last Tuesday welcomed the visit o f 5 o f its 6 prospective 1st graders for next fall On this coming Sunday Bar ton Church will hold special recognition for its students who are graduating from schools this ween Barton church Vacation Bible School is set for June 2 to 13, with the annual ‘k ic k -o ff par ade to be held Saturday, May 31 at 2 PM., going from Barton Store to the church. Carol Ead- en is director of V. B S. assist- el by Vida Miller. Eighfy-one Students Graduating from Estacada Grade School Eighty-one 8th graders w ill receive diplomas Thursday, May 22. Tl.is w ill he the largest class to graduate *n the history of j the Estacada schools. The proce'-ion w ill start at 8 PM. Rev Violet Bolliger w ill give the involution. Mr Leslie Rood, County School Supt w ill deliver the main address. Mr. j Robert Cody. Supt., w ill present the graduates their 8th grade diplomas. McCall Studios of Oregon City w ill take pictures o f the graduating class. Refreshments will be served parents,friends and relatives of the 8th graders. The 7th grade P T A mothers w ill provide the refreshment-: and serve. Following are the 8th Grade graduates: Larry Adamson, Shirley A lii- son, G aiy Barden, Daniel Beal, A l’s Redi-Mix makes the first pour for the new Howard Bess, Richard Bogan, cement-paved public parkinlot behind the Estacada £ B o ard M ike Carlson Bill Chrysler, City Hail. The budgeted money from the business I * * Beryl Cole, Jim Collins, Trudy tax fund is being used to pay for this improvement. A p p o i n t s M c m U S f S Collins, Denn-s Cutsforth, Don- na Dahrens, Eugene Davis, Geo. Funds will allow for the paying of 80 x 100 ft this j Clackamas Rivcr Davis> Tommv Davis Ray De- year and the balance out of next year s. .. Gail - Chamber of Commerce held its j bord, George - Todd, Ecker, The area is being given a good smooth finish 1 regular m e e fn g at the Estacada | Leroy Ellis, Evclene Emerson, and besides parking may be used for roller-skating and dancing or other recreational uses. ! NEW MEMBERS ADDED TO VETS FOREIGN W A R S Tlie follow ing new members were ad led to the local V FW Post at thei>- last meeting M Pearl 7. Coop, Win II. Her Students of Estacada Grade bert. Deston D Lake, Win .F. r.d High Schools w ill receive R< inters, H- ward W Schwitzer lcpori cards Tuesday morning. and John H. Wolcott. F.eported M ay 27tli. Friday May 23rd, by J H Chaney, quartermaster w ill he the 1 ..‘•t day for classes for students. Teachers w ill be working on inal reports anu Xpert cards Monday. Students w ill return homo after picking up report card. Tuesday morn ing Local 5csieo3s £ase May 27. Roger Fox, Benjamin Franklin, Milton Garrí • 'n, rrimm y Garn- Byron cr, Daryl Gc :*u*mnnn, Ronald Gruse, Lari"y Hei pic. Fuye Heiple, Di-me 1Iick'í ]VIary Hicks, Ted Modi Ruby Hudson, Niaficy Holt. Johnson Cha .lone• Jone 'S, Shar- on Juds* n, Livelia Juke r, Susan Doni i ia Kitch- Kerr, K 1 » EC i tel ' Klinker, Don a, Peter Mona ,1 Tjitllp L-nn! Virgin:!1 Lin ulough, Mary M i l Mil hell, Rt io;n Moon Mueller, C:t 1 Munr.s Connie Nichols. Pat Norton, Judy P er m.alette Proudfit, Connie ry Ralsjon. Jo? Reed. William t< Reinhart, Sallv Reynolds, John Rhodes, Karen Rice, Norman Riddle, Dennis Ross, Sandra Schlichter, Dick Scott. Harold Simmons, Hanalore Stocker, ______________ Delbert Schleickert, M ike Stur- gt,s Bob Turner Janet Thurs ton, Janet Ttirek, Sue Wester- beeg, A llyn W iley, Carol Win- teis s. Monday evenmg at members ap N ew board pointed were Mr. Larry God- sey Mr. Duane Day. Dr Al Bur ton, Mr. Russell Reed. Mr. Tv Correll, Mr. Vern Sutton. Mr Jim Anderson Mr. Paul Treck- eme. M r John Osburn, Mr. Ern ie Rynning, Mr. Howard Smith and M r Bill Wymore. Main discussion o f the meet ing was the need for projects to work on i :r the coming year Several suggestions were given and it was decided to invite aj many people as possible who are interested in promoting our area to the next meeting and decide on the most important projects to tackle. One of the most important is to secure ac tive cooperation o f all busl- sses is the territory. Members have had a tendency t° let the board shoulder the activities without then taking active purr. The next meeting w ill be held at the c ity Hall June 2nd at 8 p m and r j* hoped that a good attendance v/il! be on hand to support the Chamber and help ¡n planning the coming year. Estacada U. H. S. Grads Saluted Betiiei No. 54 instaos Officers Bethel No. 54 of the Interna Local business and prof tional Order of Job’s Daugh sional people went ‘all out” to terr held a regular meetiny on sponsor a double page ad in this Monday, May 19th. wee k’s paper congratulating the Plans were made for then Estacada Union High School installation c f new officers on Class of 1958 on their graduation The Class e f '58 of 57 young June 7th. This w ill take the pi: ce of the next regular meet men and women w ill receive their diplomas Friday, May 23. ing New officers to be installed at 8 p m. at Commencement are Honored Queen Nancy exercises being held at the high Whisler; Senior Princess- Bon school auditorium. Tltc complete list of gradss nie Howell; Junior Princess- Tonya Haugen; Guide- Judy and most of their pictures w ill Smith and Marshall- Sharon be found in the mid-section of this paper. The cost of preparing Four teachers have signed Cutsforth. oont-ac’ s to t-ach in the Esta EPIDEM IC OF BROKEN The Guardian. Mrs. Wilbur and producing these concgrai- BONES IN E STA C A D A Howt,n inslaled Mrs. Tom Cut- ulations have been born by the cada Grade School next year. Tnerc seems to be an cpid- Miss Imogenc Gaines who forth as Guardian Secretary sponsors list d under the photos in our taught several years in Estaca cm:c of broken bones and Mrs. Wm Wagner as Guard o f tiie gra nates. Other firms da and laugh*- in Sheffield,Ala commuunity the past week.Mrs ian Treasurer for the coming with sep in' congratulatory i di also hove a.-sisied. Soo i 1 «'• -■ .t bama this year, w ill teach first Elsie Hale fe 'l in her home and yeai. _ „ grade next year. She w ill re broke three ribs- Mr. Wilda Fi- Bonnie Howel, Sharon Cuts goes to Bru o Studios of Port place Mrs L iVerne Blake who fer fell at Mutnomah Falls ou forth and Tonya Haugen w ere land for making the photos w ill teach at Sunset school in 1 Mother's Dn\ . and cracked sev- appointed on a committee^ to available. the West Linn school system, era! ribs and received a cut on make plans for an overnight M her required six M Lorraine Ebert v i ill l teach _____ _ _ head which camping trip sometime in July. J. ,. nev t y a.*. She also stitches. Mrs. Oscar Lins o f the The baked food sale held on 4 grn Ted Local folks attending the May 17 was a big success. t U'£ ht in E irada several veers George district and Mrs. Saling both 'moke a bone in and moved V Utah 1 -st ye r.An wedding o f Miss Beverly Bow A fter the meeting refresh (x t a 4*h grade teacher is being their foot wl ile hanging their man, daughter of M r and Mrs. ments were served by Joan added next v cji -. Hugh LcHoy I laundry- Victor Bowman of Oregon City, Hale, Elizabeth Stephens and Riggins w ill ieach 6th grade.Ho ;.nd Mr. Robert Waldo, held at Barbara Galster The newly formed Springwa w ili graduate irom Portland the Atkinson Congregational ter Extension Unit met on State College this June. He a l Church in Oregon City, last Tuesday, May 13, at 10 A M in so attended Oregon College of Saturday evening, included Mr the Springwater Grange Hall Education. M - Kiggins w ill re and Mrs. Richard Schmidt. Mrs. The morning hours were place Thomas Youngblood, w ho Ernest Rynn-ng anil Mr. ami spent in discussing projects to Mrs. Larry Meade By John Inskrep, County Agent berry prospects. Looks like a plans to go into farming. Mrs. By Dear. M cAlilster) be presented during the year Strawberry is big business in pretty good crop coming on Laura H Lar«*on w ill also teach Canby (Special) John Sand- when the season starts in Sep Clackamas County. Strawbei- with somewhat better prices 6th grade in place o f Mrs. Zieg- 3rd grade erson, Estacad.Vs brilliant Soph- tember. Among these projects ry production and the general Many growers w ill not do much ler who will teach Mrs Larson has nmorc miler kicked out a 4:52 w ill be bleak printing; meal properity o f strawberry grow- better than break even but ev- next year. The Estacada Kiwanis K ey planning; ItrI an cooking with ers effects a lot o f people- City en is better than suffering sev- taught 6th grade two years in mile in placing second to Ken Club received its charter on Lambert o f N rth Marion at the herbs; patio barbecuing and Glide, Oregon folks and rural folks alike.Last ere losses like those o f 1957.. Tuesday, I Canby Invitationals Friday ----- —, , May j 13th. Seventeen __ meal planning; hair styling; year, 1957, Clackamas County How about the future of the charter members received the nnd a four (t v/ work slisp on [ night. May 9*h on the Canby growers produced 19 million strawberry industry here? A ll membership cards. K ey Club is pa(tern rjtUn>i and electrical j Union High School ovaL pounds o f the ’ uscious fruit.But we can tell you is what many in nationally affiliated w l*-h K iw - app|jances ,,gpSi etc. Trailing in third place by a the industry was temporarily in- the industry are thinking. Dis- The Estacoda P T A held their anis and is a service club for Th(. fo l|o w ;nK 0ffiCers f or stride most of the way, on the disposed.Den.and was o ff so gro- aster to our strawperry indus- Sanderson thrilled final meeting of Jthis current - 1953.59 Weie installed by Mrs. final lap Sanderson thrilled - M the commu'iity and scdioo wers really sold only 13.6 mil- j try came wit.i tremendous acre- Clackamas track fans bv sprinting the last * * o o l V f** Thursday PM ficers o f the Estacada Key Chib p au|ine K n ,„ hti lion pounds for which they re- age increases with fantastic of this >n the old cafeteria of the high are Charles Garrett pres., a c ol.nty Uni*. Chaiiman: Mis. N ow playir g at the Broadway one hundred yards •reived on ly 8e a lb or 1,088 yields in California F ive tons school vid Whitehead, sec and Chester Bertha Genfrmann, chairman ; nilarious comedy , gruelling race and nipped Ph il thousand, a crushing blow to to the acre is considered a good Theatre a comedy ' Ingram o f Central by inches at. Highlight o f the meeting was Scott cott, treas growers but still big business i yield here. Many o f theCalifor- with the well known - ‘ 8 - - 1 the new officers being sworn in David Whitehead is the newly Mrs. Theda Tucker, vice-ohalr- artists The Bow ery Boys hi \ the finish line for second p la ce, . . ., . _ . man; Mrs I.uana Howell, secre In addition to affecting the >ua fields produced 15 tons and They were elected president for next year tary; Mrs R „ th Smjth treasur. For Danger.” This honors and r. flashy red ribbon, bv Mrs- , n ™ , r in«. 1«. general economy o f the com even 20 tons with a long pick- "Looking tim e Huntz Hall and the boys John does.»’t lim it his activi- president- Mrs. Oscar Lins, 1st Gibs Maning, past Lieu °V- er (Mrs. Jane Gillette stood In munity, growers paid out over ing season, are soldiers during World War ties to track, just recently he vice-pres - Mrs Wm. Came ; o f Kiwanis Dist 13, presented for Mrs Smifh who was unaole half their total receipts, or over The way we hear It is that the II, fighting General Rommel’s as elected to the o ffice o f stu- 2nd vice-pros.- Mrs R y A fter tho in. ?j the Charter Don Frow.past pres ,o ^ preso.lt ) 500 thousand dollars, fo r pick cyclamen mite, a small Insect forces. The Bowery Boys work dent body secretary. He also den; sec -Mrs^ Wilbur HoweM of Ihe new W.Ison High School sta|,ation eacb new officer was ing labor alone. Most o f these like creature attacking straw “ r devrcrved finished third in his wright^ di- ^ r^ st, |Ird office„ ar0 to o f Portland, gave the main a - prpgpntpd w i1h a locely sorsage wages were paid to local people as was Mrs Knight. composed largely o f school proportion to plantings in Cali is re ""ament * * “ hold office uuring the 1958-59 <*ress- fornia Control measure« dancing girls. The picture a _____ .. T"5 "5 members sang ‘.Blessed children. Thece kids made good , *v****«. u w v i »»«w u ic s havp * h » a v c . is re- tournament. rornta. w control measures v e ---- ^ , . , ^ ,u fiitin* r,,™ io«* . i„ 0ther . spiV-ers” o f coach Ken school year M r and Mrs Donald Dodd ^ the Ti{l tba( Rinds** and wages, many o f them over $10 not been satistfactory N ew Cal- por*eil to ^ , " _ . , fhlc Hi„ V c? in this pre-dis- u and family were among e one took the oath o f member- - day. ifornia plantings have greaUy cent yea rr Second big hit is a Brown to place in this pre-dis- re aumi John Woodcock held tomorrow at the r Oaks hundred and fifty people who shJ * j . . ninfure Pi picture ahom abou* done dope traffic t r a ffic ‘Pick- trict meet wCic the attended a reunion So far as the youngsters are decreased, picnic at ' up A lley” sta-ing Victor Mature who beat his own mark in the and • " ban- Brightwood on Sunday for the concerned It strikes us that the Our growere are sticking to A t noon time cake and coffee with a toss o f 176 ft. 1 24th the annual Alumni wage o Wain e dm ay not ¿ ¿ n e a r! their g in s aod making norm ^ - ith f kbefr* “ J Jjvilln to finish second and he «1- ¡" ‘ he S *'»^ cafetpr‘ former employes o f the Sandy were served r y the hostesses ly so Important as the lessons new plantings. That is goou Tevore H o w l' d ^ lts o f action inch aced U «:30 u , Lumber Company. ^ rs Margaret Broadhurst and in this film . so placed fiP h in the high hur- ¡a learned. T h rv learned where news ^ I V1„ ‘|" ;ji e ,if ,he The 7th trade mothers are in ________________ Mrs Grace F Hendersonjnem- Starts Sunday through Tues- dies Paul Lee placed 5th in the ____ ' _____ _ hers bers fi.mi.hlrKT fum ish'n? theie their own sand attei* dollars come from, where their The Fruit & Nut Crop Review, charge o f the reception wiches. V* school Mrs Winnie Lappon o f Sal No one has ever measured the strawberry situation in Calir. em was a welcome guest. Any ventures o f a wagon train leail Allister,Chuck Garret and John Hy™ "• woman living in the neighbor moral value to the youngsters "^le reP °rt is dated M ay 6 in M r Cody reportedlorithr.sum into an outlavz ambush by its W.-odcock finished second hood is welcome to attend these then heat with a time o f 1:41.4 rocre;d;"n program and Mr involved. Thev get up early to " 0 rf‘Rr'rl St'’ te C ali,‘ trail boss. The settlers are sav * * H ' r‘,riy omia processors have announc- meetings and w e invite you t** but failed to nlace in the finals. Barr and Mr Bigler w ill be in ed from disaster by the T a li finish a short day’s w ork before ed grower strawberry prices, charge o f activities planned for come and join us. Stranger Michael Ansara, tele the temperature becomes un- ' C A L FREEZERS P A Y IN G vision's Coct isc plays an impor- children of ihe community. At a dinner to be held this The attendance .. _ prize was won Construction is progressing Herb Williams n o m won the coming comfortable and obtain heath- 12 to 13 CENTS: California’» fanl role a tho Indian renegade Tue day evening at the bX Mrs. Bertha Gentemann. th.- new three bea- P T A banno 'o r having the rapidly o n ---------- -------- ---- ------------- , ... Grade School ful exercise out in G od’s fresh strawberry prop has made good outlaw leader Cafeteria, the A discussion on 'Design in air W e know o f no similar sit* progress since the weather Second big hit is “ Baby Face room ultra modern home being most parents attending and will winners of the local district golt Dress” was given in tho aftcr- Nelson” with M ickey Rooney constructed ov Mr and Mrs. keep the banner until Oct 1st toumey wili go awarded their noon by Mrs. Helen McDowell, uation in these United States. cleared up over the state. A ll on Concluding the meeting the and Carolyn Jones A tense dra Lester Colson o f Portland prizes and tr *phiM. home extension agent of Clack- Platoon leaders are composed m ajor producing districts began ma that real y suits served Rooney's their stork ranch located on the South Estacada group A total of nirty-two entran*s amas County, which was quite Lawrence Wahl- delicious refreshments under o f prominent womer. of tho shipping in carlot volume last talimts as the gun-crazed killer. Duus road took part In the tourney which informative and enjoyed by the well known the chairmanship o f Mrs community in which the child- week W hile most of the early Wednesday and Thursday, strum of George. ended May '8h Winning scores members contractor an 1 builder, is in Showerman (Memorial E'?y) a picture rec ren live They supervise their pickings are going to fresn are being tallied this week and of r nstruction. Mr ----------------- * Thr next meeting w ill be at platoons fo r the good to the pla- market a small volume has al- ommended for adults only The charge M r and Mr Jim Brvant an d winners will ne announced held Sept 9 at 10 A M with Bad Seed.’ w on Nancy K elly and Mrs. Col in who are both •go. plan to make children of Corvallis were the dinner Another tourney toon members first. Wages are a ready moved to freezers Del- Mrs. Frieda K ie fl and Mrs Jane and Patty McCormack in a natives of D fu- d for near is being plan hete when the guests o f the F R. Gaillards secondary consideration. iveries to freezers thru April tense drama c a child murder- their home Gillette as hostesses ture. • W Sunday. house is completed. W ell how about 1958 straw- 26 totaled 137 500 pounds. Four NewGra k Teacher Conors * J Extension Unit Has First Meeting John Insksep fi/tekes Resume of County Strawberry Growing Problems San Jerson Makes Record Run Top Comedy at Broddway Theatre P. T. A. Holds Final Meeting Installation Kiwanis Sponsor Newly Formed Local Key Club ZXLJZ « s r — — a a issa sss: Dist. Golf Tourney Winners Get Prizes at Tues. Banquet
