the FARM YOUTH EXCHANGE
will be increased from $200
to the latter year as measured by
PROGRAM OPEN TO YOUNG
$254,effective with the checks de- numbers of livestock killed or
OREGONIANS
| livered in February, 1959.
wounded.
A A A A ilA A U Á Á liA U U liiiiá m U Ü Á Á liU U U iA iil.
Opportunities for Oregon youth
Information and assistance on
e. Forest protective agencies,
►
V- to travel abroad under the Inter- applying for these new benefits such as the U. S. Forest Serv-
► national Farm Youth Exchange may be secured at the Portland ice, State Forestry Department,
It is not the number of books you read,
►
► (1FYE) program are again being district office, 926 S. W.
Fourtn Keep Oregon Green, and Bureau
nor the variety of sermons you hear, nor
► offered bf the Oregon State coll- Avenue, Portland or in
Oregon of Land
Management, report
the-amount of religious conversation in
ege extension service.
I City, Room 23, U. S. Post Office, steadily improving fire record
Young men, in particular, are 5th and Main Sts., Oregon City, on the part of hunters,
which you mix, but it is the freqency and
urged to apply for trips, because every Wednesday from 9 A.M. to
f. Oregon tree farmers almost
earnestness with which you meditate on
some countries limit their pro- 3 P M. or Thursday, 9 A.M. until unanimously report
improved
These countries 12 noon
jj gram to men.
conduct on the part of hunters.
these things till the truth in them be­
Nicaragua,!
--------------------------
► include Honduras,
comes your own and part of your being,
and the
Dominican Republic.
►
that insures your growth.
pro- NAVY SETS D tt 13 FOR
► i Burma and India restrict
► grams to only a few women.Most j v
NROTC EXAM
►
— F. W. Robertson
and
Scandinavian VAd™ H P'
Ctuef ot Na;
► European
► countries, however,
encourage
announced
►
^ both women and men
in their that the, . 13th
ann“ al natl° nal
r programs
competitive examinations for the
Applicants must be
between £ gular Naval
. ° ffice™
Phone MOhawk 5-3794
Gresham, Oregon t
► I 20 and 30 years of age,
single, Tr,almn£ J<^ rP* wU1
glven ta
Day and Night Service - A Local Institution ► have at least a high sehool edu -1 ' ntop ed h,gb f ™ 1 f nl" rs and • >S w , i1;
- *'•¿¡5':
t cation, be in good health, fu nd- ? raduates on Dec 13 Application
► t iar with farm life, and willing to f,>rms are n,>w , a' ’adabk^ and
liAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAi report to others on their return , “ st1
btfore Novem‘
I to Oregon.
15>
aaded’ .
. . . .
wm
I Youth selected will travel on
wpp.emen the of-
, 1 1959 spring, summer or fall pn> “ “ f “ “ ‘ P ^ ^ ^ ^ v a l Acad-
0 grams.
They live and work on
" ,akrs
e ■ n r
farms in an assigned country for 11 posslb e ^or a young man
m ■
■
■
b
lour to six months, learning ail ean? a ar e g u ¡ f con' nilssloa wlul*
they can about home, farm, and
community life.
During their his choice wheih has an NROTC
All
stay, they keep dairies and take unit.
„„„ , __
. . tuition,
. .
.. fees
. . and books
,, , are furnished by the Navy,
and
slides to use in talks after
tney
I ho student
chiH.nl receives
^oooioo. an annual re-
. j . | the
return home.
i
IFYE applications may be * * ! * ^ 1 "
JJ®90 for
f" ur
cured at all county extension of- > ?urlng t.h e. s”
the studl'nt
flees or at the state 4-H club ot-
! on fac; natlng tra!nf(lng cru« -
flee in Corvallis. Youth may indi- “ “ a ™ dstuP ™ "- Aftor com
cate a preference for a country, pIptlr‘g tbe usual four
,
but final decision is made from ^ 1Ie| c ' , bc * commissioned
in
Founda-
th
S
e^ular
Nayy
or
Marine
the National 4-H Club
tion in Washington, D. C. u
n U. Corps and .. goes on active
... duty as
Deaa-
line for applications in Oregon is f hP™ fP
Vfe C?,reer
flc,°r
.
October 18
he Navy s far-flung fleets. For
In the eight years Oregon has
twho apply and ^ a lify .m-
taken part in the
program
2 / mediate assignment
to
flight
youths have visited a total of 22 traln.lng .wi!1 open new careers in
countries
naval avlatl(>n.
__________________ High school seniors and gradu-!
ates between the ages of 17 and !
NEW SOCIAL SECURITY
21 may apply for the NROTC ap-
LAWS MAKE FOR CHANGES titude test.
Those who make a
An estimated one thousand fa- qualifying score will be given a
family dependents of disability in rigid physical exam
early
in
surance beneficiaries in the dis- 1959. From the pool of qualified
trict served by the Portland of- young men remaining in :ompc-
fice of the Social Security
Ad- tition, approximately 1800 will be
ministration can now quality for selected to begin their naval car-
! monthly benefits starting
with cers next September.
Sepember, 1958.
The NPOTC college
training
James E. Peebles, Portland Dis­ program is also open to enlisted
trict Manager, says that of
the men on active duty with te Navy ;
It’s Egg and Profit-Gathering Time
score of improvements Congress and Marinos. Scperate quotas are
made in the Social Security in-1 established for applicants from
surance system and signed into ' within these services,
law by the President August 29, ; Application forms are available
this new protection for
family ! at all high schools,colleges, Navy
dependents o f long-time and sev- 1 Recruiting Stations or from the
Route 1, Box 26A, Estacada
erly disabled workers should re - 1 Chief of Naval Personnel, Wash-
ceive first
consideration and j mgton, D. C.
gathers eggs from her 748 H & N layers. A
prompt action
from potential
check on Mrs. Alley’s operation shows hei r lay-
beneficiaries.
KEI> HAT DAYS ARE HERE
Disability insurance benefits
Re Hat Days in Oregon atari-
eis a,-e using 3.8 pounds of feed to produc i
have heen payable to
disabled j 0(j on September 26 and wiL con-
dozen eggs with a feed cost per dozen of .1748
workers 5U to>65 years
of age tinue through the hunting season,
since, July, 1967. lhese disab-
Hunters are being asked to sign
cents. Four hundred of Mrs. Alley's layers have
ility insurance
payments are the Red Hat pledge,
wear the
have heen in production about 10
and
equal in amount to the monthly iJUtton, and above all, abide
by
the other 348 have been laying for more than
old-age insurance
benefit the H,e pledge when in the field hum-
worker would receive if he were ing.
10 months. This is typical of the results Purina
already 65 years o f age.
The Red Hat pledge reads:
feeders in the community are enjoying.
Under the new amendments, the I give my pledge
disabled persons dependents will
To be law abiding
Far rirc-mpt service and minimum production i also be paid the same benefits To
respect the rights and prop­
they
would
receive
if
he
were
66
cost, stop and see us, or give us a ring.
erty of others
and drawing benefits as a retired To be careful with fire and fire­
worker. Payments can be made
arms
1 to any of liis children who
are
Results of three years of Red |
1 under age 18, or who have been Hat Days have been encouraging;
, totally disabled
since
before
a. Hunting accidents have drop­
Ernest G. Warner, Mgr.
their 18 birthdays; and to
has ped from 56 in 1955 to
45 in
wife legardlcss of her age, if she 1956 and 36 in 1957.
200 N. W. 10th Drive
MO 5-2188
Fatalities
has in her care children who are
from 10 in 1965 to 7 In
j eligible for these dependents’ dropped
1957.
i beneifts.
If there is no child in
b. Hunter-caused fires on Na-
the family eligible for benefits, | tional Forests dropped from 53 !
j the wife of a disabled person can i in 1956 to 21 in 1957,
*
fe
burning
l qualify for benefits
when she
only 23 acres.
reaches 62.
c. State game enforcement of­
I Maximum payment to a family
ficers have reported generally !
improved hunter conduct
each |
year.
d. The Oregon Cattlemen’s As- j
11609 5. E. G2nd
sociation in a survey of its mem­
bers in 1956 and again in 1957,
found marked improvement
In
T ry a News
Costs little and
Classified Ad-
get results.
Phoneor bring y ou r ad. to
New s office.
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NOTICE!
Your New Ì 959
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THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Oct. 3, 1958
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Telephone Directory
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all my clothes*
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all my linens just
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at
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A Mile South of King
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Costs!
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Airs. Glenn Alley
Laundry Sfciîïs
Fani», Skirts, Sport Coals
St its, Top Costs, Lidies' feats - - -
m sM M
seed
& fees co. sue.
Lb.
Leundry service
Gresham, Ore .
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SERVICE
a ■ ■ a
2 hour Service
TRUMAN CLEANERS
A BUSINESS-LIKE SERVICE - E0R EVERYONE!
Printing
Is our special checking account arrangement! We photstat
every cancelled check for your protection, supply you
ih
an accurate statement at regular intervals — and the stubs in
your checkbook provide a detailed account of you, expend­
itures.
In every way, a special checking account is good
business. No minimum balance required! The cost is only
$1.00 for 12 checks. Open an account today.
Estacada Branch
WE DO
Earn 2 i per cent on all savings
3 per cent on three year
deposit certificates.
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HHI
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All deposits insured to $10,000 by
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Hours 10 a.m. tïï
Mile South of ivi: < R; ad