C rater Lake
ope last Friday.
The Deucy Aug. on a trip to
Qualls visited Dean Qua!
in and to Coquiil'“ and points of in
to Ocean
the Veterans hospital after uei tcrest up the coast
coming David home,
Lake returning home Sun. nite.
Mr. and Mrs. E duard Poppino On Tuesday the
S. C. Carters
and children ef Alexandria. Va. went on a fishing trip to
East
visited his parents
the Rollie Lake and Lake Pauline. Flossie
i'oppaios on Squaw
Mountain caught the first fish 21
inches
for ten days.
Judy W ebster a ljong and also two
other big
granddaughter from
Fresno. ones; then Sylvan topped
her
inches long. It
C'ailf. was also there as
were with one 26
the John Poppr: s of Estacada. weighed 6 lbs., a rainbow trout.
All 6 of the Poppino grand chii- They said fishing was good and
dren were tog 'h e r for the first they had a good vacation.
time.
Te Edwerd Poppinos are
Garfield Dorcas Society fam
now visiting relatives in Calif. ily picnic will bo at Belle
Duus
Tee Wm. C htyslers were no- home August 23 at
7 PM, in
titled that his
brother in law. stead of this week.
Harry H iester passed away Sun.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morton
of
d his home in Ridgewood, N. J
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Duus
and Portland took Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
daughter Lori from
San Jose. Dooley to Camp Ohanolee, near
Calif, are visiting his
parents Colton last Thursday as special
the Ernest Duus.
They plan to guests at a turkey dinner. The
Anne
he there until the first of Sept. Dooley’s lranddaughter,
They visited over the week end Morton is director of the camp.
Mrs. Pinkley's daughter, Mrs.
£
v ith friends at
Kelso. Wash.
Ruth Damewood and 7 sons
of
L -ri stayed with e r grandparents
( B v L e ila C o rd o n i
Glide, Ocrgon, came on a
visit
T here were 40 attended and
from August 5 tol7.The same day
School district No. 88 of Por- enjoyed the Grange picnic Sun.
2 of Mrs. Pinkloy's came,
Mrs. te r will commence
the new : • Eagle Fern Park.
'lara Mullen of Pendleton and school y ear on Tuesday,
Sept-
On Friday, the 15th, Garfield
Mrs. Mildred Shampo and daugh- cm rber 2. for the first through Grange gave the 3rd and 4th de
r from I’ort Washington, Wi
the seventh grades.
grees to Mr. and Mrs.
Conrad
They had not seen eaclt other
School will be Itelu the first
ASSEM BLY O F GOD
Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs.
Jacie
for 40 years.
A younger sister day until 2 P.M.
CHURCH
Zietz, Mr. and Mrs. George Ran
came last sum mer
she hadn't David Qualls retu rn ed from
flail.
Merle Wade and Peggy 5th an d B roadw ay -
P asto r
i n in 30 years Mrs. Damewoodservice with the Army in Eur- Anders.
M arion R avan
The John Abbots took
their
Sunday School 9:45 a.m .
house tra ile r and spent a week
M orning Worsh%> 11 a.m .
at Austin Hot Springs.
John Ju n io r C h u rch S u n d ay School
commuted to work. The boys got
Bldg.
their limit of fish and Jane got
E vening E vangelistic S e iv ic
sunburn.
7:45 p.m .
Mrs. Gena Ballou had as over
BRING TH E K iD S IN ; L E T
THE COM M UNITY
night guests Monday her broth
M ETH O D IST CHU RCH
e r Carl Haaiand of
Marysville, j
US DO O U R P A R T IN G E TT
Wash, and son the Rev. Maynard S.E. 2nd & M ain (on th e hill
IN G T H E M w tA O Y ,
Haaiand, pastor of
the Four
M orning W orship 11 a.m .
Square Church of Everett, Wash. N u rsery fo r ch ild re n a t
the
Hattie H ershberger pent the
parsonage
week end at the
Ray Gordons Y outh F ellow ship 7 PM
and entered horticulture in the M ilton L. N elson, M inister
flower show.
BARTON COM M UNITY
Bill Tucker made a big smoke
B A PT IST C H U R C n
in Garfield Tuesday
when he
Two Bribers - - No Waiting!
B oring. O regon , Rt. 3
burned his fescue field.
The Sylvan Carters, the C u r- j Rev. W alden A .A fkren, Pastor
S u n d ay School P:45 a.m
ley C arters and the Hubert Lac-
M orning W orship 11 a.m .
cys sp en t the 9th and 10th
of
Y outh T im e 6:39 p m.
E ven in g S ervice 7:30 p m
took Mrs. Shamoo to Mt. Hood
and around the Loop on the old
highway They plan on
coming
s‘*u‘| re
Dance Festival j,ack an(i
Oregon very much,
held last Saturday night on the ^Irs
Pinkiey'c daughter Mrs.
new City parking lot behind the Jane A ujj ()f
Portland;
Mrs.
city hall was a huge success.over |j aciiei o 0ld in of Estacada anil
500 square dancers were in
at- g ^ n c c p orry Peterson and son
tendance with as many
as 3i) A rt|lu r 0f Estacada also visited,
squares dancing on
the
huge |
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concrete slab at one time.
Ev LINN HOUSE IS BURNED
eryone had a fine time and are
IN SPRINGWATER
looking forward to another festi
A house owned by Elm er Linn
val.
I in Springw ater
burned down
A nother added treat was
the | last Wednesday night, August
barbecued beef served by
the 13 following a misguided burn-
members of the Estacada Rod & 1 ing of a fescue field. The Linns
Gun Club.
Harold Norton de u e re living in aonther house on
serves most of the credit for his th eir place at the time.
mass
berbecuing
invention
wheih curled over a 100 lbs. of
FOR TI1E BEST IN
lusciously cooked beef
at one PRINTING SEE THE NEWS
time. The club made money too.
AT ESTACADA* PR1CSS
C redit is extended to the promo-
REASONABLE.
tors of the Festival and Barbecue
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Aug. 15. 1958
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Aug. 22, 1958
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You can buy a new M yerj
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os $110,53
CAST MONTHLY
TERMS
In c lu d *
SCHOOL
TÍME AGAIN
fix-
tu r« s , p ip e o n d la b o r
in th e f in a n c in g if yo u
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Captain On
Sunken Freighter
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D \ \ DAILEY and CLAIRE
KELLY in
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SECOND FEATURE
BETSY PALMER in
''The True Story of
Lynn Stuzrt"
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SUN.. MON., TUE., Aug. 24-26
TWO BIG FEATURES
FRANK EOVEJOY in
Younger,
*" I" iäri. % "Cole
Sunfightcr"
N ETH ERLAN DS — Captain
Ziya Tansen stano on il super
structure of his ship, the only
p a rt of the Turkish freighter
Aydin above water. It sank after
a collision in tne western p a rt of
the Schelde river. The skipper
elected to stay aboard pending
an inspection iO determine if it
can be rawed. He had been on
the c ra ft nine days when this
ehoto was made.
SECOND FEATURE
CHARLES COBURN in
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How io Murder a
Rich Uncle' „ / /
ESTACADA BARBER SHOP
PAULIS RtPAlR
ESTACADA
ESTACADA BARïïR
ST. A LO Y SIU S
CATHOLIC
CH U RCH
ESTA C A D A
F a th e r N o rb e rt W F ritz
P hone S an d y MU 2312
Masses 1st ee d 2nd Sundnvs .
a t 11 A. AX.
8 A. M.
3rd, 4th a r 1 5th S u n d ay s
at
8 A. M.
J ^ e p up
PO RTER M ENKONITE
CH U RCH
Seven M iles E ast of E stacada)
10 A M.
S u n d ay School
11 A M. C hurch S ervice
7 P. M.
J u n io r Moot ng
P a sto r E>n d J . B o n tr iger,
Rt. 1, Box 141A, E stacada
those la g g in g b r e a k fa s t- tim e
tite s w ith n e w e x c itin g fo o d v a r ie t y . . • It's no
ESTACADA CH U RCH OF
GOD
C o rn er 2nd and M ain S tre e ts
S unday S c h o o l..
9:45 a.m
Y outh M eeting
6:30 p.m
E vening S e rv ice
7:00 p.m
B ible S tu d y
7:45 p.m . Wed
P asto r: F.ev. Ja m e s O. M oore
P h o n e CR 9-3947
tric k th e se d a y s w ith so m a n y re a d y - to - e a t ite m s
•f* '-'m e sM aaestio n s to s u rp r is e the f a m ily .
The Estacada l i w m s C u ) with the cooperation of Horner's Big
Chief Nhrket and its sup Hers, invite you fu 5¿¡¡srday morning
break'ist, Aug. 23, sene I from 8
to i 2 noon. Breakfast
5c p:r pr-rsc n. Process >r Kid Baseball Fund and Under privi! -
»"pii fila ro n nrflviiî'rç jerved o:¡í-t?Qor5 under ¿ha mamúa*.
BREAKä-Äoi ¡Vitnü
FOLGERS COFFEE
Vacuum Packed
ALI 'ou Can eat!
»*YF1.0¥ffi!> Rlj'TTFP
I Lu. Cubed
Friskie CANNED DOG FOOD
5 Î Lb. Tin*» j
Alber's PANCAKE FLOUR
3 Eb. Pkg
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Milk or the
35c
BIG CHIEF
Simple Simon FRUIT FììiS
8"ii. pîc
MARKET
•>of
course
Estacada, Oregon * CR 9-3224
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— EA S Y TERM S
tSîACÂü M c C ulloch
¿siacatia
rhone iti 9-38 GO
IM M AN UEL LU TH ERA N
CH U RCH
S unday School at 9 >5 \.M .
M ain oc C enter, SANDY
W orship
S u n d ay 8:30 and
11 A. M.
I f f
J Lb. /
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FIR ST B A PT IST CHURCH
S u n d av M eeting in
E stacadt
C ity H all
C hurch School 9:45 a.m
M orning W orship 11 A.M.
Y outh P rogram 7 P M.
E •• i l i 3i iv ci P r .1.
M artin 1{. C raft, Pa ¡tor
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Orange Juice
Fried Nam and Pancakes with Butter
Try the Super 44 with exclusive Pin
tail chain today . . . you’it be amazed
th a t a sa w so powerful (6.5 hp) can
weigh so little (19 lb), it’s the only
direct-drive sa w that breaks the power
Serrier!
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CHU RCH O F JE SU S C H R IST
of LA T T ER DAY SA IN TS
E stacada B ranch -555 N .B road-
way. P re sid e n t- E arl H. Eck-
ersley.
, ,
P rim a ry - 3:30 T hurs.
S u n d ay School 10 AM. Sun.
S a cram en t S erv ice 7 P.M . S u n
R elcif S ociety- 2 PM Tues.
I R S W ork M eeting- 10:30 ev-
I ery second Tues.
H IE PR ESB Y TE R IA N
C HU RCH ES
SPR IN G W A TER
Rev. H arry B. H am pton, S up (
ply P a sto r
M orning W orship 11 a.m .
S u n d ay School 10 a.m .
EAG LE CREEK
Rev. V ernon E. R o ss.Jr P astor
W - s h ip 11 a m
S u n d ay School 10 a.m .
ST. JO H N S a t G EO R G E
R ev.V ernon E. Ross, J r . P a-to r
W orship 9a.m.
S u n d ay School 10 a.m .
1957 CHEV. Club Coupe. O ne ow ner - low
low m ileage - Blue and w hite beauty. ITmac-
ulate interior with all extras. Only
$1895.00
1956 CHEV. 2 door 210. 6 cyl. OD
$1295.00
1951 CHEV. R. & H. Pow erglide. Good tires.
W aiting for you at the low price of
$245.00
1955 MERCURY Hardtop.
Red and white
interior and exterior. W e just put a low -m ileage
1956 m oto in this one. Runs- looks and per
form ance especially good.
New w hite wall
tires. Power brakes and steering
$1495.00
1952 FORD Station W agon Auto. Transm.
4 door V -8
$595.00
1^954 PONTIAC 4 door. Radio, H eater, Auto.
i ransm ission. O verhauled
$895.00
1957 CHEV. 2 door. 6 cyl.
$1585.00
C H R IST IA N CHURCH
Bible Schoot 10 A. M.
W orship S ervice 11 A. M.
C h ristian E ndeavor 6:30 P.M
B ible S tu d y 7:30 P.M.
C h o ir P ra c tic e 8:30 P.M .
H ERE’S YOUR CH ANCE!
AL O H A CAM P TRAILERS W H O LESA LE!
W e are discontinuing the sale of trailers. W e
have two on hand - AT OUR WHOLESALE.
G A R FIELD CHU RCH of THE
NAZARENE
j (4 M iles East of E stacada)
Rev. S tep h en R. Beals, p asto r
S unJny School 10 AM
W orship S erv ice 11 AM.
C hoir P ra c tic e 6 PM
E v en in g S erv ice 7 PM.
P ra y e r M eeting. W ed 7:30 PM
Miller Chevrolet
Service