WORLD W AR I VETS
EXPRESS THEIR TH ANKS
v e want to thank those who
donated to make our turkey din-
n .r a success. W e wish to thank
David Horner o f the
Big Chief
Market for barbecuing the turk-
eys.
Those who donated money
and groceries were M
.vnnei
v,nc<-
iller Chev-
lo le t Service, Sinclair’s Service-
center, Estacada Food Lockers,
will be awarded at this time.They
Phillips Variety Store, Rynning Ferd A. Marshall,
junior vice
w ill be on the basis o f the larg­
commander.
Drugs, Hiway Cafe, Texaco Ser­
est spread o f horns.
vice, Gray's Hardware, Schmidt
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ItOD & G U N CLUB TO A W A R D
Insurance Co., Estacada Feed &
DEER CONTEST PRIZES
Seed, Howard
Smith Realty,
The
Estacada
and Gun .
o wu,
iiuiu Rod
Mrs. Robert Gillette and
Mrs.
W hite’s Super Cream, Norton Au-
Club will hold their meeting a
to Court, Currinsville Market,Big
,*k early this month. The mce- Ray Aycock attended the Golden
[ w e N M M ^ H
this W edding reception fo r Mr. and
Chief Market,
of
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ting w ill be Thursday
Again Flanks . ....
fo r your help.
Legion Mrs. Harry Boyle in Parkrose on
V E TE R A N S OF WORLD W A R I week at 8 P.M. in
the
Estacada Barraeks No. 1272,
Hail. The deer contest prizes Saturday eve
Close to a million dollars
In
property taxes were delivered
Friday to
Clackamas
county
eourtnouse from Portland Gen­
eral Electric company.
The PGE payment of $940,200
lo r the 1958 59 tax year was the
largest bill paid in
the county
and represents more than 10 per-
cent o f the county’s total proper-
ty tax collection,
according to
Estes Snedecor, Jr.
tax
PG E ’s current property
hi!! Snedecor said, is 18.81
per­
cent higher than
the $798,900
the utility to Clackamas
paid by
county last year
Snedecor added that the total
pay-ment is enough
to educate
some 2,504 Clackamas county stu-
dents or a year.
This is figured
on the average cost of educating
giade and high school
stu-
dTntTwhich Is' $379 per student,
, ,
The Clackamas county payment
is one of eight made by Portland
General Electric company in the
The company operates
stale..
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_
count-
or has
in property
eight
ies
and property
has a total
tax
bill
of
$3,992,677,
the
highest
!1 ot $3.992,6/7, me mancai. for
corporation operating entirely
a
By Margaret Ross
The new
officers
o f Eagie
Creek Grange were installed at
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M. Fsîattttîa Ciiy lim its & Hiway 2 S I, - CR 9-3253
P rices t? fe c iiv e fo r \ F l'l
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Her e 's l H ow Y ' r Tl r ksg
Ü. S. Government Inspected TURKEYS!
Grade-A TOMS
lb. 3 8 c Grade-8 HENS
lb. 39 c
Grade-A HENS
lb. 43t Grade B TOMS
lb. 32c
You K-ji»n YAMS
GEESE
Produce
303 can 1 0 t
Standby, Whole or ¿ciiy
CRANBERRIES
Steins Specinl Baked
BREAD FOR STUFFING
Franz's
Brown & Serve ROLLS
303 cans CARROTS
lb. 25c
CELERY
lb. 10c
Navel O R A N G E S
lb. 10c
12 to pkg. G R A P E F R U I T
8
and
STARTS THIS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22
ENDS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13,
4SCHWINNBICYCI. es
AS MAJOR PRIZES
W IN N E R S M A Y H A V E CHOICE OF $60, $50 or $10 IN CASH,IF
DESIRED
SEE STORY PA G E ONE
Here Are The Simple Ruies-
The area w ill be divided into two districts to facilitate fairness
in awarding prizes.All workers living in Estacada will be in Dis­
trict One, and all workers living outside the city limits w ill be in
District Two. Workers are allowed to get subscriptions from
any one in either district, or at any address.
The worker in each district finishing the campaign with the
most votes in his own district will receive a District Capital Prize.
Other prizes w ill be awarded to the next highest workers in any
district by choice.
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Workers not receiveing awards w ill get cash commissions of
15 percent of all money they have handed in fo r subscriptions
during the three weeks. A 20c “ Milkshake” Bonus will be given
on each new subscription handed in during the campaign and will
be payable at the time the subscription is turned in at the office.
40c Bonus on 2 year orders.
No employee or near relative of any employee ot the News is
eligible to enter the campaign.Correspondents families w ill be al­
lowed to compete. Children under 16 years must have written
consent of parents or guardian, who w ill be expected
to
help
their candidates.
In event of a tie each tying candidate will be given prizes iden­
tical in value.
A bonus of 2000 votes w ill be given each candidate turning in
3 or more subscriptions (either old or new) on the opening day
of the campaign, and an additional 3,000 extra votes will be given
to the candidate turning in the most subscriptions. These same
bonus votes w ill be given for the report days of Wednesday, Nov.
26, Saturday, Nov. 29 and Wed., December 3.
To insure absolute fairness the campaign will be brought to a
close under the sealed ballot box system.
A ll subscriptions and
money collected the last three days of the campaign must be in
the sealed box when the campaign ends.
Wednesdays and Saturdays w ill be known as report days and all
candidates are positively required to hand in all their subscrip­
tions on each report day, at least two each report day to be con­
sidered active.
Votes will be issued on both new and old subscriptions. Credit
fo r eStra votes will be issued at the convenience of the campaign
Ernest Douglas and his dogs
tracked down treed an killed an­ manager.
Candidates collecting more than the one subscription required
other large boh cat last Sun. up
to qualify his nomination before opening day w ill be barred from
in the back country near Cherry-
the campaign. Candidates living outside Estacada may bring or
villc. He as accompanied on the
trek by Arthur Heacock ar.d Leo­ send their Saturday’s reports on Mondays and their Wednesday’s
reports on Thursday except the last report which must be in - on
nard Jeppson of Damascus; but
the Heacock dogs took after coy­ the closing day.
Prizes must be won in accordance with the conditions of the
ote instead of big cat and theirs
was a fruitless chase. Em Doug­ campaign and no candidate w ill be promised a certain prize for
las’ only regret was that he lack­ so many subscriptions or so mucih money.
Workers are not confined to their own town or neighborhood
ed the strength to pusue the oth­
to sell subscriptions but may get orders from any person, any ad-
er bob cats which his dogs took
! dress.
after.
Only one member o f a fam ily w ill be allowed to enter; but all
Ladies Aid members spent W ed­ members of the fam ily are urged to help their worker.
nesday working in E. C. church
Cash must accompany all subscriptions. The management reser­
ki’ chen making tamales fo r the
ves the right to add to these rules for the protection of this news­
dinner th!s Friday night. There
paper and the candidates.
w ill also be another main dish
A fte r the capital prizes are awarded, the candidates having the
to choose from a sort of creamed
highest number of votes will get first choice of the prizes, the
chicken biscuit pie.
A
good
second highest, the next choice, etc, A ll prizes w ill be awarded
chance to eat away from
home
the closing night of the campaign.
Those winning commissions
fo r a change. Come early
and w ill have checks mailed not later than the following Tuesday.
avoid the rush.
NOTICE FOR BIDS
Sealed proposals fo r the pur­
chase by the City o f Estacada o f
a Blanket Liability Insurance
Policy w ill be received b y the
City o f Estacada at the City Hall.
Estacada. Oregon, until 8:00 P M
on the 4th day o f
December,
1958. A t said time the bids w ill
be thereafter publicly opened
and read.
Proposals shall be in
the form o f a letter, sealed
and
addressed to the undersigned at
Estacada, Oregon.
A copy o f the requirements of
the Blanket Liability Insurance
Policy can be obtained at
the
| Recorder’s office.
The City o f Estacada reserves (
the right to postpone the award­
ing of the bid fo r a
reasonable
time or to reject any and all bids
and to waive informalities.
Published fo r the
first time
November 7th, 1958 and fo r the
second time on November 14th, I
1958.
R. R. Cooke, Recorder
lb. bag 7 5 e
35c
10c
EDCC in 1
Kcfc IU 11 ). nay
Baking S puds
Standby PUMPKIN IV* size tin
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1-lb. cello bag IQ c
2 for 2 9 t
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Hey Kids! Everyone
Wins In The News
Subscription Drive
‘ f 1 Saturday night’s meeting by
insta“ ln£
am ol
Garfield
Grange. Special program of the
evening was a report of the re-
convention o f F F A
held in Kansas City by two of the
teen-age delegates from this area
George Suter of E. C. and
Phil
Gentemann of Springwater,
Mrs. Homer Glover entertained
the Birthday Cub last Monday PM
with 12 present.
Out o f
town
guests were her sister Mrs. P u i
ington and the latter’s daughter,
Sharon o f Portland.
W eek end guests o f Mr. and Mrs
Robert Blewett were some one
tim e neighbors o f theirs o f Gar­
diner, Mrs. Ruth Keith and her
3 children. Some
other
old
friends from Rcedsport area vis­
ited them on Sunday; Mrs. Agnes
Baker and daughter Evelyn.
Lloyd Stephens attended a 3-
day horticultural convention at
LaGrande last week. Chief sub­
ject of discussion was weed con­
trol.
The Carlton Dudleys and their
5 children went to Sauvies
Is- \
land Friday night to the home ot |
Mr. Dudleys parents fo r a large
fam ily party. About 25 relatives j
gathered to celebrate the birth­
day o f a brother.
Am ong paricipants in the Vet-
earns Day Parade Nov. 11 in SE
Portland was the mounted unit
o f Multnomah County Sheriffs
Posse of w hich Carlton Dudley is
an active member.
Mrs. Vernon Ross had a pleas­
ant surprise Nov. 12 when a din­
ner at the home
o f Florence
Cloningcr turned out to be
an
evening party in honor o f Mar­
garet’s birthday to which a num­
ber of families o f Eagle
Creek
Church had been invited.
Co­
hostesses with
Mrs. Cloningcr
were her daughter-in law Maye
Cloninger
and granddaug>!er
Barabara Plumlee.
Those who
accepted the invitation besides
the Rosses w ere the Sam Olm-
seads; the Tony Buhlingers; the
Shirley Burnetts and Mrs. Maude
Burnett. Many others sent their
with the state of Oregon. This to- good wishes.
tal shows an increase of nine per
Dora and Nola Clester were
cent in property tax
payments Sunday dinner guests o f
Mrs.
over a year ag0
Freda Turner along with some
By paying its taxes before No- other friends in Portland
Two older daughters visiting
vember 1 , PGE realized a saving local home folks last week end
o f tihree percent, which, in Clack-
V ¡“
amas county,amounted to $28,47(1. R
Janjce Buhlinger and Jean
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discount
reduced
the
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Young Richard Baley has had
pany s net payment to $920,729
tonsilitis and expects to have the
offending tonsils removed next
week.
V I A ÏV C
DUCKS
Clackamas County News
Page 4
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Nov. 21, 1958
eagle Creek
poultry
BAR-SHAMS
lb. 89c
Whole Roasting CHICKENS lb. 45c
U.S.D.A. Good ROUND STEAK lb 89c
RED CIRCLES?
W e’re happy with the response
from you folks in bringing your
subscriptions up to date. Those
of you who are still getting the
red circle, if we are in error let
the office know-or come in with
your renewal. If yon do not feci
you can afford to renew now.
let us know, and we’ll rid yon of
the circle and yon may pick up
your balance when convenient.
GUA R A NTE E D A L L NON -PRIZE W IN N E R S AND A
20c “MILK SHAKE BONUS” on each
N E W SUBSCRIPTION — 2yr. New 40c
This bonus is payable at time subscription is brought to campaign
headquarters and is in addition to regular commissions and prizes.
VOTE SCHEDULE - SUBSCRIPTION PRICE
(R enew al)
1 Year
3.00
2 Years
5.50
1,000
3,000
(N e w )
2,000
5,000
No subscription for more than 2 years accepted
in this campaign
50,000 EXTRA votes w ill be issued every "club” of $20.00 worth
o f subscriptions turned in. A “ club” may be composed of large
or small amounts totaling $20 00. This arrangement will be in ef­
fect during the entire campaign. Votes w ill be issued on out of
county subscriptions at the same rate.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 6:00 P.M. DAILY
P A R E N T S A R E IN V IT E D TO COME TO T H E O F F K
W IT H T H E IR YO UNGSTERS TO L E A R N
TH E D E T A IL S C
THE C AM PA IG N .
PH O NE CR9-3241.
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OLD TIME R E V IV A L SET
FOR V IO LA COM. CHURCH
An old time revival will start
on Sunday. Nov. 23 thru
Sun.
Nov. 30 at the Viola Community
Church conducted by James Bu­
cher eveneclist to both Jew and
Gentile. Special musical numbers.
Services 7 30 P.M. Mon. thru Sat
and on 7 P M Sunday evening.
Cash Commissions ol 15%
The N e w s
ESTACADA,OREGON
Another Barton I - Denton Subscription Campaign
Associated Member Oregon Newspaper
Publishers Association