Guriietd News
< bv Leila Gordon)
The Garfield Grange will
In
stall the Llamas us Grange
and
probably three others, at Damas
cus on Dec 2nd.
26 members of Garfield Grange
wen- to Radland Sun. as the Gar
field installation team installed
Red and, Harding, and Holcomb-
Outlook Granges.The team will
install at Rockwood Grange
In
Mu'lnomah Co. Dec. 4 at 8 P M
and a* Clarks Grange on Dec.12
v.-hen they will install Clark.IIigh-
; nd
1 Central Granges.
Bid Walls’ brakes failed going
down the Wilson hill and he hit a
telephone pole breaking it
off
just above the ground and knock
ed Aronl i Andersens mail
box
into ihis yard scattering the mail
even into the trees.
Harry
Root had just delivered the mail
and was at the next box. Bill had
his truck towed back home. He
and his passenger bith had hand
injuries and quite a shaking up.
The Garfield Grange IJ.C. will
meet with Peggy Anders Dec. 3rd
at 7 PM with pot luck lunch.
member of the club may contact
her if you can help on thera.The
meeting was called to order by
Leila Gordon in absence of the
president Peggy Anders. There
were 11» members and 3 visitors.
Next meeting will be Xmas party
with exchange of gifts and a pot
luck dinner for the families.The
place to be announced later. A
delicious lunch was served
by
the hostess assisted
by Mable
Wooster and Belle Duus.
Water has been piped upstairs
at the Grange; Roy Maxwell did
the work.
You are invited to the Booster
night Nov. 29. Its pot luck and
lecturer has an interesting pro
gram lined up.Joe Jannsens mo
vies of his trip to Belgium will be
shown.
the frames at Louvena’s and any
their home by fire.
Call Helen
Eaden or Gladys Jones if
you
need more information. Florence
Lamb will
demonstrate tying
bows and Margaret Elkins
will
demonstrate a center piece. The
Agents
*
* program on pattern alter-
ations and foundation garments
was interesting and instructive.
Llewellen White is a new member
Edward Lee will undergo sur
gery at a hospital in Frisco this
378
week. They are staying at
Parnassus
Ave. in Frisco.
"
Byron Anders was taken to the
Oregon City hospital Thu by am-
bulance following an accident in
the woods. Xrays show his pelvis
is fractured in two places.
The Oran
McCartneys have
sold their home in Garfield and
have moved to South Estacada.
The Skip a Week Club met at
Thelma Fiskes last week. She is
Connie Randall, daughter
of
the Fred Randalls had her to».-
sils removed last Mon. She will
go in Mon. for a checkup.
Dewey Qualls returned
Sun.
from a 10 day hunting trip in the
WED. & THUR., Nov. 26-27
Heppner area.
There were 5 in
the party and they bagged 2 elk.
He went with the Vem Lantz and
they were at Qualls for
dinner
Sun.
They had a wonderful
time and were quite
happy to
bring home the bacon?
Visiting at the Dewey Quails
Award-Winning Featurette
Sat. w et. t.’c Jake Qualls of Mo-,
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lalla.
Marsha and Charlotte Lee arc
staying at Bill Youngbergs while
FRI. & SAT. NOV. 28-29
their parents are in Calif.Grand-
Pa Lee and Paul are batching.
CINEMASCOPE
& COLOR
About 20 attended Fie North
west Berry Growers meeting at ROBERT TAYLOR and
Grange hall Sat. eve. It was
an RICHARD WIDMARK IN
informative meeting, but thep had
hoped more would have been in
terested.
Mr and Mrs. Carl Burke visited
friends in Portland
Sun.
and
Grandma Lamb baby
sat wftn
Gary
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zcits
and
SECOND FEATURE
son and Mr. and Mrs Ken Palma-
teer had dinner in Portland rec JIM DAVIS and ALLISON
ently celebrating
Mrs.
Zen s
IIAYES IN
birthday.
The John Parvins plan to spend
Thanksgiving at her brothers,the
Stuart W. Egglestons in Portland
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THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Nov. 28, 1958
THESE WOMEN !
B y d'Alessio
Walt Disney's
"Pe rri"
Wetback Hound
Garfield Home Ext.
met
at
Jane Abbotts Fri. The morning
was spent block printing A spec"
^
e°°d
ial meeting will f* nt Florence nei«hbors hel«>ed out Thep wor'
Led on a quilt. Next meeting Dec.
Lambs Nov. 24. Jane A.bbott gave
3. Contact Thelma for place.The
a quickie demonstration and on Xmas party will be at the gra„g.
health she quoted from an article ¡C.,, J ,'“, , ,
the
erican
°f ^ ^
E d u arfp op p in o, son of
Frontiers
He itv, xt" exp
Itollie Poppinos of Garfield left
kinl was a,>noin.jH O, w w etK A l e x a n d e r Va. Oct. 23 for a
7
Garfield
Society
uai
uc i u Dorcas soci
et y
met The y
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,
weens i triP
n p io
tn ana
tral
wceks
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s »ut;h
and cen
Central
Ymnv
„.in ........
Tlur with Louvena Crawford
and
Doe 10 -n'l rm
PM wiua
Jwth exenan-
exchwi* /';merica
IIe is in Rpsearch wilh
.,
, , Jone
worked on a fire quilt: the
club
» ,,r „ ¡ f a i , i ____
_ a exchan- the state Department in Wash
to tie 4 (milts f„r qH. n
°- “ b ge (>f gifts not to cost more than ington D.C.
His parents have
i L 4 !c r the „ Ut , Ke
.1Sf S 50c The Ext also wil1 fil> a box
' ttr ' the quiIts t0
Put m with gifts for a family that lost ) word he is enoying the trip and
Sunday at the Garfield Nazar-
! accomplishing the things he was
ene Church the missionary bags
¡sent to do
Lee Abbott will have his ton that had been handed out, were
con-
sils removed at the Air Base hos laid by the alter; each bag
tained 50 coins.
pital Dec. 4.
Mr. and Mrs Shirley Davis are
Joy Buser entered Providence
the proud parents of a daughter
" " ' T ' rr"VKI
born Nov.18 at a Medford hospi hosp,tal S a t for »bserwation
Susan
Dernovek
and daughters
tal. Grandparents are
Mr. and
h e lp m a k e y o u r h o m e
will spend Thanksgiving at her
Mrs Art Youngberg. She weighed
parents, the John Abbotts.
a s p re tty a s a
7 lbs 7 oz.
Eileen Randall, daughter of the
Its impossible to get Lora Pal-
picture
George Randalls had surgery at mateer on the phone since the
Providence hospital in Portland new grandson Duane Daniel has
Wed.At last report she is doing come home. He was greeted by
O.K.
his sister Cheryl
"The Law and
Jake Wade"
“ Wolf bog"
SUN., MON., TUE., Nov. 30 Dec 3
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“I’m glad you spoke up, Mr. Plum. Why I NEVER refuse
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a nice date like you a little nightcap!’,’
Mah Disney's
'The Light in
the torest"
IN TECHNICOLOR
.
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OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS!
Texaco Service Stations for Lease
and FESS PARKER
Starring James MacARTIIUR
Wa wij! pay selected applicants
during their mananeffi^nt training
period. Financial assistance avail
an c!e e tric dryer is
able to qualified persons.
e asy on clothes —
m akes them last longer
The gentle action of an electric dryer keeps
clothes soft and new-looking; dries
children's clothes in a hurry. Y o u r appliance
dealer can give you all the facts about a
wonderful, new electric dryer.
CALL Pcrilanivt/eek Days,
CA 6-3571 or Evenings Ml 4-8012
ES TA C A ? ! TEI EPJÎCSJ
g T fllG R A F H CO.
41. C. Shock
IS GONE
W£ WISH TO THANK THE ESTACADA
WE HOPE TO BE IN OUR FINE MODERN
VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR
BUILDING
N EXT TO THE ESTACADA
THE FINE JOS AT THE SPORTSMAN'S
ELECTRIC
FOR A MERRY HOLIDAY
CLUB FIRE AND PREVENTING IT FROM
SEASON! ESTACADA WILL BE PROUD
SPREADING TO OUR NEIGHBORS.
OF ITS NEW RESTAURANT (WITH A
WHEN THIS BUILDING IS TORN DOWN
BANQUET ROOM SEATING 100) AND
IT WILL BE THE END OF ESTACADA'S
A MODERN COCKTAIL ROOM - ONE
OLD FALSE FRONT-END BUILDINGS.
OF THE NICER IN THE COUNTY.
We wish each and every one a
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
-
Woody Dexter
T he Sportman’s Club