Clackamas County News
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Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Dec. 12, 1958
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Ten students from
Estacada
and five from Eagle Creek arc
enrolled this year at Oregon
State College, according to a rt-
j port issued by the registrar’s of
fice at the college.
A total of 298 students from
Clackamas County are enrolled
this year at OSC. This is an in
crease from 271 last year.Clack-
amas County ranks sixth among
Osegon counties in number
of
students enrolled at OSC.
All of Oregon’s 36 counties, 41
states, all U. S. territories and
42 other countries are represent
ed this year in the record 7981
student enrollment at OSC.
Students enrolled from Esta
cada include Allen N. Adamson,
Herbert H. Anders, Larry I*.
Ebert, Delbert R. Kiggins, Ron
ald R. Kiggins, John Lee, Sher
man E. Lee, Lance H. Schlichter,
Clarence L. Stith, and Nancy A.
Tucker.
Students from Eagle Creek at
O.S.C. include Janice Buhlinger,
Joanne Burnett, Thomas D. Bur
nett, George N. Weisgerber Jr.,
and James M. Zakrzewski.
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ESTACADA FOOD CENTER
Basketball
Sczscn Opens
Coach Vcm Marshall of the Es
tacada Union High School, has
been having pre-season practice
since November 10 with a squad
of 29 boys.
In basketball this season the
Rangers are helped by the pres
ence of *hrce transfers: Tim May
| and Bruce Woolstenhulme, Jun
iors and Richard Groce, a senior.
In addition to these three,there
are six returning lettermen from
last season. Ron Smith, Jim
Keller. Gordy Hitching, Robin
Cody, Raph Larson and John
Worley received letters last year.
The varsity squad of 12 is round
ed out by Pat Mitchell, Jim Don-
alson and Jerry Clark.
Although they are short (the
Ran t :,-; average 5 feet, 9 inches
in height) they are expected to
do better this year in the new
j Cowpa league than they did last
year.
The J. V. team consists mostly
of freshmen. They are coached by
Earl Lampe, who is in his first
year at EUHS.
KIW ANIENNES FETE
only 4 9 c
MRS. HAZEL DAY
When Mrs. Don Day attended |
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a “coffee-hour" party with 14
other Kiwanis
wives Tresdav
(with minimum purchase)
morning. Dec. 2. at the home of
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he RO SE EO'WL.G AMT No ohP —ition to hi y.
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W E GIVE S. 8c H. GREEN ST A M PS, TOO!
■veil gift was sent to Mrs. Chuck j
! Baker by the Kiwanis wives.
I Chuck and Kathy and small son;
moved to Portland on Nov. 28.
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FULL LINE OF MAGAZINES
TOYS FOR EVERY AGE
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N. Estacada City Limits &
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speaker, Heater, Windshield wash,
Back-up-iefes, New Whitewall tires
and Standard transmsission.
1958 CHEV Vi ton Pickup. Heater,
6.50 x 16 tires; Side tire mount &
Only 10,000 Miles. Like NEW!
$ 15 9 5 0 0
1950 PONTIAC 2 dr. Fleetline
Radio and Heater
$ 1 9 5 *0 0
1949 BUICK 4-dr. A good motor &
transm. R & H As is $ 1 2 0 0 0
We are now getting delivery on our
new 19 5 ? models. If you want a
rock-tottom deal on a new car car,
S E E U S before you buy!
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SERVICE
Estacada
Phone CR 9-3297
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TICKETS ON EACH $2.50 IN TR A D E!