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THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS Page 6 Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Sept. 19, 1958 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hickman [ Merry Mountaineers will have a Mrs. Bessdo Meade accompanied called at the George Arsmstrong .square dance Sept. 20 in the by her son Clinton Colson and fa Senator Morse will speak at the home on Monday. ! Grade School Cafeteria. mily of Oregon City, spent sever Linwood School in Oswego Fri day at 8 P.M. His sbpect will be al days at the coast last week. “Immorality in the Federal Gov ernment.” He is being sponsor ed by the Lake Oswego Democrat ic Club. Right for Flight Eager* beaver Housewarmer service T-Sgt. and Mrs. Bill Smith and son Jimmy from Castle Air Base in Atyater, Calif, visited with Mrs. Smith’s sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ames, several days last week. EWALT TO TALK TO GRANGERS ON SET. 20 Eagle Creek Grange will meet on Saturday, Sept. 20 at 9 P.M. at their hall. Lloyd Ewalt will be present to discuss the problems of the school building program. The following members of the Estacada American Legion Aux iliary attended the district confer ence at Lincoln High School In Portland Sunday afternoon: Lois Erickson, Abbie Arsmstrong, Grace Still, Leila Gordon, Coralie Cansler, Daisy Hickman, Mae Leonard and Mildred Alexander. •I*mm iß *ntai fte& m rcft - Prevents Gum Infection, Fignts Decay G U A R A N TIED PERFECT GROKEÏT JEWELRY Sandy, Oregon WATER HEATER S A L E ! AT ESTACADA EVERY WEDNESDAY GRESHAM SEED & FEED CO. Gresham, Ore. Phone MO 5-2186 Ea ^ - The "overseas’ ____ ____ become the hallmark of the in ternational traveler. Now Tran» World Airlines, the first inter national airline to promote the overseas bag in the U. S. — back in 1946—has brought out an ele gant new style. Originally created by the in ternational airlines as a service to overseas passengers, the bag has been adopted by travelers everywhere — whether they go by plane, rail, subway, bus or car. Mothers use them to tote baby's formula, they’re handy for beach or for packing a lunch, , among other things. TWA's new bag style is in red nylon, coated with plastic. White I piping and insignia lend con- I trast. It is fully zippered and has adjustable handles for shoulder or hands. Packed, it stands 16 Inches j high, 10>,4 inches wide and 5 inches across reinforced base. Empty, it folds into a compact fiat package. Other features are a waterproof lining and deep out side pocket for magazines or travel literature. 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One of them enables dentists efficiency. other chemical discovery, to remove the threat of painful as The unnamed, has the prop infection when they inject pain erty yet of inhibiting or destroying killing drugs into the gum. Ac bacteria in the mouth common cording to Dr. James M. Jablon ly associated with causing tooth of Miami, Fla., the possibility decay. As described by an Ohio of infection exists because of S tate University researcher, the variety of bacteria normal this substance is found only in ly found in the mouth. of one in 100 persons It can be prevented, he told the p saliva aren tly immune to to o th ’ tho meeting, with the use of a ap of dental new lo c a l antiseptic callod Bet- decay, or regardless diet- Now in the early ad: ne. Tba researcher described habits research stages, this sub ’ inco I'.etadine as a «embination of d.iv may be of use to those Iodine witti * em-mical. povi- some out of iOU lUihcteJ with CLOSE OUT AM Electric Ranges, Washers and Dryers at Wholesale or Less! G E O . A . tA O R I A M “The Water Heater King” Plumbing & Appliance Co. 5529 S. E. Foster PR 1-1145 K Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Sept. 19, 1958 JIM RANDALL ELECTED Mrs Dewey Qualls, Mrs Louise CO-CAPTAIN OF OSC Lir.n, Mrs A. T. Newman, and FOOTBALL TEAM FOR ’58 Mrs. J. C. Rickey attended the Buzz Randall, graduate of the Eastern Sub-district Woman’s So Estacada Union High School,and ciety meeting at the Canby well konwn local athlete, has Meehodist Church on Friday, been elected co-captain of the Sept. 12. Oregon State football team for the 1958 season. The other co captain will bo Jim Brackins. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sagner and Buz played ctner and right guard baby son of Ecgene visited at the Walter Sagner home oVcr the on the OSC team last season. Buz is interned at the Univer week end. sity of Oregon medical school Mrs. Guy Keller took a floral In vpdal with what is described I arrangement to the Gladstone as an "anemic condition.” Co. of the Clackamas County News Mr and Mrs Gilbert Rickey on, Washington Telephone and Jeff and Brad spent Satur for deep sea fishing on Wednes this Saturday, Sept 20 day night and Sunday at the J. C. day. i Rickey home. LOCAL P. O WILL SELL The Executive Committee of Ruth Westerberg’s aunt, Marie the Estacada Parent Teachers As NEW OVERLAND MAIL STAMP Rinacd, visited at the Wester- sociation met in the Library of Barbara Keller went to Maryl- bery home from Monday TO OBSERVE OREGON until hurst college on Monday to regis Wednesday of this week. She will the Grade School Firady, Sept. 12 to discuss the teachers’ recep CENTENNIAL ter. Her classes will start on leave for Iowa on Firday tio n . This will be held Thurs Thursday. Postmaster C W. Myers advis day, Sept. 18 at 9 P.M. in the es that the Estacada postoffice Grade School Gym. The PTA. will have for sale the new issue Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Day and V. F. IV. FOOD SALE will provide baby sitters. Mr. of the 4 cent Overland Mail Cen- Mr. and Mrs. Duane Day went to THIS SATURDAY, SEPT. 20 McRae was appointed to intro tenial Commerative Stamp be Ilwaco, Wash, on Tuesday even The local V. F W. Auxiliary duce the new teachers. ginning October 11, 1958. ing to join others from the Oreg- will hold a food sale at the office They decided that all the mee- flower show on Wednesday. tings will be held in the eveninj this year. Mr Cody announced that there is a desperate need for Der Mothers for the Cub Scouts.Any one interested please call him ai the Grade School Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Girt an son Robert will leafe for Moi mouth next Monday. Stanley is t attend the Oregon College of Edi cation where he will major in E ementary Teaching. Prises for Friday & Saturday Sept. 1 9-20 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT M E A T S HILLS BROS. C O F F E E DRIP or REGULAR Lb. 5 9 c BACON 2 Lb. Tin 4 - 4 9 SLICED OREGON BELL 1 lb tray packed Limit 2 lbs. per family S A L M O N V ó or Whole Lb. 4 9 c CHET’S FROZEN HAM, TURKEY or ARMOUR’S T R E E T CHICKEN Lean, tender V E A L S T E A K S L b .6 9 c LUNCHEON MEAT 12 oz tin 3 9 c Crown R O A S T S of V E A L Lb. 5 3 e P K o n u ie STARKIST I Chunk Style T U N A l a r g e , s n o w y - w h i t e h e a d s CAULIFLOWER Eg-19c 2 Special 6 9 c pkg. FLAV-R-PAC Reg. 25c Fr ozenPEAS 1 lb. pkg. pkg. 1 9 c 3for89c HOODY’S, Creamy or Chunk Reg. 55c GREEN, CRISP HEADS LETTUCE TV DINNERS f e , 2 5 t > E Ä N U T BUTTE,i ' IM " 3 9 ' Currinsville Market [ Coupons will do round in: SUNSET • READER'S DIGEST f vary woman's. FAMILY CIRCLE PARENTS Chiffon Twin-Ply TABLE NAPKINS IN HANDIER BUFFET SERVING BOX Phg. 2 3 c ) 3 for 14c Danish S Q U A S H A Size Tins Reg. 79c W íu ¡ PBV m o n e ? . Chiffon FACIAL TISSUE 400 LANOLIN SOFT TISSUES IN NEW BEAUTY BOX Ea. 2 9 « Estacada Rt. One