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General C. P. Cabell, Deputy
Commerce, the average size
of Director of Central Intelligence, world history.
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many
families, statistically, is 3.65 per- states that the Communist inter- forms and assumes manp disguis-
sons.
Rural farm families were national propaganda
apparatus es.
the largest with an average
of |
4.08. The total number of famil­
ies as of last March was 43,700,-
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Christmas
FOREST SERVICE SELLS
TIMBER AT AUCTION
The Estacada District of the Mt.
Hood National Forest sold fifty-
one thousand board feet of timber
on a sale called West Fish Creek
Cedar Sale No. 2.
The sale was
sold in the Estacada Ranger’s of­
fice on Dec. 11 at 9 A.M. by auc­
tion procedures.
The purchaser of this
timber
was the Clear Creek Shingle Mill
of Cherryvile.
The high bid was
$897.60. The timber was advertis­
ed for 10 days prior to the sale
with notices posted in three pub­
lic places in Estacada.
The tim­
ber was appraised at $405.45.
Specials
Friday & Saturday, Dec. 19-20
$1.50
Men's Suits
wadies' Suits
Ladies'Coals
$lv50
$1.50
Plain Skirts
65
Trousers
.65
STAFF CORRESPONDENTS
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Currinsville ....................................................... Mrs. Nellie Currtn
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Mrs. Lafaye Fouta
George . .
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We Are Boosting Estacada for Yourr
Christmas Shopping Headquarters!
Get Your Tickets for the $ 1 0 0
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YOUR CHOICE
Dec. ?0, Christmas Award with
W E GIVE CHRISTMAS $100 Dec.20 A W A R D
TICKETS ON EACH $2.50 IN TRADE!
Automatic Toaster
Every $2.50 Cash Purchase.
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A special value. W ill make perfect toast every
time - - any shade. At,fc . . *jc shr‘ -off and
pop ut?, 1
ar Guarantee
West
-to r n
Percolator
E S T A CA DA
White Shirts
COME EARLY TO GEY YOUR
OUR SUPPLY IS GOING FAST!
CUSTOMERS ON ROUTE W H O BRING IN
CLEANING W ILL HAVE IT DELIVERED
A T THESE PRICES!
ALL CUSTOMERS
WILL RECEIVE TICKETS FOR $100 XM AS
A W A R D FOR EACH $2.50 IN CLEANING!
KIT. ROOD CLEANERS & LAUNDRY
Estacada Shop
Phone Estacada CR 9-3336
BE TH E JUDGEI
WHOLE FRYING CHICKENS!
2 to 3 ib. ave. 2 9 £
Calling all Scandinavians and other
sausage fanciers in our area - -
FOR YOU FOR CHRISTMAS
P O TA TO SAUSAGE
FROM AN ORIGINAL SV/EDISH RECIPE!
5 9 c lb*
Hot coffee ; « you lika it! Exclusive method and
of Clackamas County met Dec. 3
at Sandy Elementary School wltn
57 members present representing
7 schools.
The flag ceremony
was presented by Boy Scout troop
No. 248, Sandy, followed by the
invocation bp Rev. Donald Live-
say of the Community Presbyter­
ian Church of Sandy.
East ______
Council _______
president __
Mrs.W.
___
_
H. Tucker of Estacada presented
Sandy PTA president Mrs. Arthur
Colson and Mr. Clyde Sutherland,
principal of Sandy
Elementary
School, who expressed words of
welcome to the council members.
Mrs.
Ted Haneberg,
Three
Lynx, reported that
the
new
East Council by-laws have been
accepted by the
Oregon State
PTA.
A report on measures that lo­
cal community
organizations
have taken toward our childrens
I better health and
safety
was
made by Health and Safety chair­
man Mrs. Ralph Hames, Sandy.
Mrs. Melvin Hanneberg,
Bull
Run. Mrs. V. O. Anderson, Bor­
ing and Mrs. Robert Moody,
of
Three Lynx were elected to the
nominating committee.
Elected
as an alternate on the committee
was Mrs. Arthur Colson, Sandy,
who will also serve as a member
of the nominating committee for
District Director for Clackamas
County.
The program for the evening
■ was presented by Sandy Element­
ary school students.
Program
! chairman, Mrs. Bertha Genteman
introduced Mr. Warren Adams,
secretary of the Clackamas Coun­
ty school reorganization commit-
1 tee.
The goal of this committee
is the unification of
the high
school districts in
grades one
through twelve.
Mr. Adams
| spoke of the problems of
reor-
' ganization; joint school districts;
non-high school districts and non­
contiguous districts.
Mrs. Oscar Lins, president of
Estacada PTA extended an
in­
vitation to the council to
have
the February' meeting at Estaca­
da Elementary School. That mee­
ting will be the Founders
Day
program and will be held Feb. 4
at 10 A.M.
The East
Council Executive
Committee meeting will be held
January 9 at 8 P.M. at the Esta­
cada Elementary School library.
MAYFLOWER M I L K
New 5 % MV
25 c
The Dodge Extension Unit held
j their December
meeting
and
| Christmas party at the hall Tues­
day, Dec. 2nd. After a short busi-1
ness meeting members ate a lov­
ely potluck dinner. The afternoon
was spent in exchanging
ideas
for home made Chirstmas decor­
ations and playing games.
The
party was climaxed by a gift ex­
change.
Homogenized Golden
Premium Fortiffied with
Multiple Vitamins and
Minerals.
Can be used as dry or steam iron. Handy dials ■
for all fabrics. Calrod element.
®
GRAY'S HARDWARE
\ x / r ^ . i CADA
Phone CR 9-3333
W E GIVE CHRISTMAS $100 Dec.20 A W A R D
TICKETS ON EACH $2.50 IN T R A D E 1
■
Polish SAUSAGE RINGS 3 for \ .00
Pure Bulk PORK SAUSAGE Ib 5 5 c
Breakfast Link Sausage 14 oz @ 9 C
Big Chief BUTTER, Ib. prints 5 9 c
M I L W A U K I E MU S I C CO.
Miiwaukis, Oregon
Phone OL 4 6643
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Estacada Food Center
Wish You A MERRY CHRISTMAS and
YEAR!
HAPPY
Specials. for Christmas Only
leeember 18-19-20
MEAT THRU CHRISTMAS
Produce
California Sunkisi, medium size
Navel O R A N G E S
g ib s .4 9 c
U.S. No 1 POTATOES I Q Ib bag 3 3 c
Fresh,Crisp C E L E R Y
CARROTS
Ib . \ \ t
2 cello pkgs. 1 5 c
Give Apples For Christmas!
OUR CHOICE MEAT PRICES
Are Effective Through Dec. 24
Turk«
,
Lynden Brand Pan-Ready
Turkey H E N S 10 to 14 lbs. 4 3 c Ib.
Turkey T OMS 16 to 25 lbs 3 9 c
Red Winesap APPLES 2 6 Ib box 9 8 c
m Swifts Premium Fully Cooked
u
Butt Half
6 3 c Ik-
Groceries
salad dressing
qnd a spread! Borden's MAYONNAISE quart 4 9 e
E G G S , AALarge
KRAFT
from the
one and only
pickle relishes
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ALSO ALL TYPES OF REPAIRS
Hamss Whole
|,<,nk Hams
Ha|f 59c
|b-
5 9 c Ib.
«S 'íS 'lS ’íS i ^S'rS'iízsii,
go a sa u c &...3 Shurfresh COTTAGE CHEESE pint 1 9 c
M IR A C L c
W H IP
and special
^ O U E F M A R K E T
Expert Factory Methods.
S & H fsreen Stamp Os. md
It's grand
M ade b y
WE GIVE CHRISTMAS $100 Dec.20 AW ARD
TUNING BY APPOINTMENT!
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J E L L O All Flavors 9c 4 pkgs. 3 5 c
TICKETS ON EACH $2.50 IN TRADE!
LOCKERS
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tnermostatic control gives more cups and flavor
.20 EaSaP.T.A. Council
‘■■■U SB !
per pound. Bright Aluminum finish
■
Holds Sandy Meet G. E. Steam & Spray Iron
1 7 * 7 7 5 PIANO
The East Council of the PTA
GIFTS - •
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While It Lasts!
Fortune magazine forecasts a
| spectacular
boom
in capital
spending during the
next two
years. According to it, even con­
servative estimates show that the
j total capital goods market by the
second quarter of 1961 probably
will amount to a record $53 bill­
ion a year------ 30 per cent above
the current market.
Page 5
THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Dec. 19, 1958
Sandwich S|
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Xmas Hard MIXED Candy
doz. 5 5 e
Ocean Spray, Jellied or whole
CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 303 cans 4 5 c
Santiam Cut
GRE EN B E A N S
Candy
303 cans
3 ' ° r5 5 c
MIXED NUTS
RIBBON MIX,
1Hi "YiTfci*
nsfaraPu ! ¿íi& W
Ib. 3 9 c
Ib. 39c
Ib. 59c
lO oz.p kg. 4 9 c
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