Clackamas County News
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Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Oct. 17, 1958
advised.
27.5 mile, two-lane highway that
The new road passes through probably going to Bible School,
are now under contract
lie be­ 10-mile long, 1,477
acre Sam He will be getting to com e hom e
tween the
Pistol
R iver and Boardman Park, exposing beach­ cither the 14t or 17th o f October,
Brookings.
es and coves that in
the
past
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have been accessible only to
a
Marian Guild will hold its reg-
The terrain in tms area is spec­ handful o f hardy hikers.
tacular. Canyons ranging from
The new highway, when
fin­
100 to 200 feet deep are
being ished, w ill elm ininate the Gold
p
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filled. Thomas Creek
Canyon,
Beaeh-Brookings section o f old
over 360 feet deep, will be span­ Highway 101 with its 206 curves
ned by a metal
340-foot high o f over 20 degrees. The relocated
structure, the highest
in
the
high way will allow the present
state.
The bridge and surfacing
travel time o f over one hour o f
o f the highway are expected to
hard driving to be cut to 40 min­
be com pleted in 1961.
utes o r less.
HUGE HIGHWAY JOB
MORE TIMBER SOLD BY
MT. HOOD NATIONAL FOREST
On O ctober 8, the
Mt. H ood
National Forest sold the South
Side Tim ber sale, having a total
volume o f 14,500,(XX) bd. ft.
ot
Doug'as fir.
W estern hem lock
THUU.-FRL-SAT. OCT. 1H-17-18
and other species o f timber. A p­
TW O BIG TH RILLERS!!
praised at $378,715.00 the tim ber
VINCENT PRICE,
I was sold by oral
auction
for
PATRICIA OWEN and
I $747,835.00.
AL HEDISON in
High bid for this sale was of­
fered by Linnton Plyw ood Com-
! pany o f Portland. The Douglas
j fir brought S55.25 per thousand
bd. ft., supervisor Paul E. N eff
SECOND TH RILLER
BILL WILLIAMS,
____________ _________________________
LYN THOMAS and
ROBERT ELLIS in
IS N ow UNDERWAY
The largest concentration
ol
heavy equipment ever assembled
on a highway jo b is in use on the
southwest Oregon coast where a
record 1,000,000 cu bic yards o f
earth and rock are being excava­
ted along 16 m iles o f the Gold
Beach-Brooklings section o f High­
way 101.
The fou r sections o f the new
"The Fly"
Pi
"O ld Yeller"
G R O K ElT JEWELRY
Sandy, Oregon
M EAT CUT FOR LOCKERS
Including Hauling, Butchering, Coding, Cut-
tittg, wrapped and delivered for 6c lb.
Pork 8c lb.
Cooling, cut, wrapped and delivered, 4c lb.
Harold Middleton
Volume No. 1
JERRY CLAY IN TRAINING
AT FORT ORD, CALIF.
Jerry Clay, son o f Rev.
and
Mrs. W oodrow Clay, new pastors
of the Assembly o f God Church,
has been training at Fort Ord
fo r the past few months. He was
1 in the National Guard at
Mc­
Minnville when he left fo r this
station in Central Calif fo r
six
months. Since then his parents
; have m oved to Estacada and are
’ now continuing the work o f for-
' mer pastor, Marion Ravan J erry
i also has a call to the
ministry
and his future
plans
include
P O R T L A N D G E N E R A L ELEC TR IC CO.
O regon's Pioneer Electric Utility
y
Number 22
A surprise birthday party in
honor o f Mrs. Bessie Meade was
held at her home on W ednesday
evening o f last week.
Present
w ere the
Law rence Wahlstrom
fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Thurs­
ton Wahlstrom o f George;
Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Colson o f Port­
land, the Ray Colson family o f
Oregon City,
Larry and
Don
Meade and Mrs. Everett
Stahl-
necker o f Estacada.
SANDERS RETURNS FROM 7-
MONTII FAR EAST TOUR
Ronny O. Sanders, radarman
seaman, USN, son o f Mr. and Mrs
Boyce O. Sanders o f Route 1,Es­
tacada, returned to
San D iego,
Calif. Sept. 28, aboard the
de-
stryer USS McDermit, after a 7-
month tour o f duty in the
Far
East.
During the cruise the McDermit
took part in join t exercises with
other allied countries and patrol­
led the Formosa Straits.
Between fleet operations, the
destroyer’s crew visited Sydney,
Australia; Manus Island; Manila
I and Subic Bay, P hillippine
Is-
I lands; Yokosuka, Japan; Midway
Island and Pearl Harbor, T. H.
9TICE TO APPLICANTS
Portland General Electric Company, 621 S.W. Alder Street,
Portland 5, Oregon, will receive applications until 5 :00 p.m.,
November 21, 1958, from persons interested in the operation and
management o f the Promontory Park boat rental and store
concession.
Promontory Park is a picnic area and campground provided
by the Company as a public resort on the lake behind North
Fork dam and will be opened to use in the spring o f 1959.
The North Fork Hydroelectric Project is located on the
Clackamas River five miles east of Estacada, Oregon, and
approximately 35 road miles from Portland via the Clackamas
River Road. The picnic park and campground is located approxi­
mately midway up the lake, which extends four and one-half
miles upstream from the dam.
The Company proposes to make available for lease and
operation by the concessionaire a suitable store building, resi­
dence, boat dock, and equipment storage building at the Park
site. Store stock and fixtures, boats, motors and accessories are
to be provided by the concessionaire.
The applicant deemed by the Company to be the best qualified
will be selected as the concessionaire.
A “ show me” tour o f the Park site will be conducted for
prospective applicants at 10:00 a.m., November 5, 1958. Persons
planning to join this tour should assemble at the North Fork
Project field office on the date and at the time stated.
Qualification forms and additional information may be secured
from the North Fork Project field office, located at the project
site, or from the office o f Ralph H. Millsap, Vice President, at
headquarters o f the Company, 621 S.W. Alder Street, Portland
5, Oregon.
SUN. - MON. ■ T l'E . OCT. 10-21
W A L T D ISNEY’S
TECHNICOLOR FEATURE
With FESS PARKER,
DOROTHY MAGUIRE and
TOMMY KIRK and DOG
Eager-beaver
Housewarmer service
Promontory Park Store and Boat Rental Concession
'Spacemaster X 7 '
ular m eeting Oct. 21 at 8 P.M.
Mrs. Bob Bennett and
three
girls o f
Cottage G rove spent
several days with her parents,Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Kiggins.
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AT ESTACADA EVERY WEDNESDAY
GRESHAM SEED & FEED CO.
Gresham, Ore.
Phone MO 5-2186
ARKET NEWS
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Oct. 17, 1958
Jim Anderson, Larry Fortner
and Larry Meade, attended the
F.lks Lodge ir. Oregon City last
Thursday night, when the Elks
loy a lly entertained the newspap­
er men o f the county.
Airs. Bob Bess and son Bobby Rowland Girt over the w eek end.
of Klamath Falls has been visit­ Stanley is attending Oregon Coll­
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs.Row­ ege o f Education at Monmouth.
land Girt fo r several days, return­
Miss Barbara K eller was home
ing home on Wednesday.
from the Maryhurst C ollege over
Air. and Mrs. Frank
Chevron the week end.
spent the week end at W heeler
fishing.
Air. and Mrs. Roy Engel
and
Cheryl Rickey o f Portland visited
Air;. A lb ert K itching returned at the J. C. Rickey home on Sun­
home from the hospital last Fri­ day.
to Idaho they attended
a g olf
tournament at W enatchee, Wash,
and also attended a dinner in ho­
nor o f Mrs. Bartholom ew’s neph­
ew, w ho was cham pion
o f the
tournament.
Mrs. Bill J o liff and two
ch il­
Airs. Art W olfe was rushed to
dren o f Arlington. O regon,
ore
spending a few days with her par the O rthopedic hospital in Port­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Foster land last week for an em ergency
operation.
Art Jr., w ho is sta­
tioned with the A ir Force in New
day and is somewhat im proved.
The Past Matrons Club. OES.,
Mr and Mrs. Fred Barthlomew York, and a daughter, Airs. Lyn
RECEPTION PLAN N ED FOR
w ere called
was entertained last Friday af- have returned after spending a Balk in o f Eugene
MRS. H A ZE L D AY
Airs. W olfe is reported
ternnon at tlm homo o f Mrs. L o r -, week visiting in K ellogg, Idaho, home.
Mountain Chapter No.108, O. t .
Air. and Airs. Stanley Girt visit­
cn Cyrus.
on old m ining town. B efore going im proving
ed Stanley’s parents, Mr. and Airs S. will meet Tuesday, O ctober 21,
at 8 P. A1.......... This is Friendship
Mr. and Airs. Lloyd Duncan and
night and reception fo r Airs. Haz- fam ily o f Vancouver, Wash, visit-
el Day, Grand Representative ..of ed at the home o f Air. and
Mrs.
Mississippi in Oregon. ................... Elm er Davis and also called
ou
Mrs. Sadie W ade and Alcrle last
I Sunday.
Mr. and Airs. Lewis Pauli spent
the week end helping their
son
Mrs. Chris Myers returned home
Lowell on the new home
he is ]ast week after spending several
building near Garden Home.
! w eeks in a nursing home.
Air. and Airs.
Gilbert C aliff
recently bought the Gibson place
on Cary Road and are now living
there.
The David Eshlemans o f Seattle
and the Don Eshelmans o f Port-
land visited their parents, Mr. and
Airs. David Eshleman,
over the
week end.
Prices for Friday and Saturday
October 1 7 & 13
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