Rev.V ernon E. Ross, Jr. Pastor Father Ernest Jackson IM M A N B E L L U T H E R A N Worship 9a.m. Phone Sandy MU 2912 C H U RCH Sunday S ch ool 10 a.m. Masses 1st and 2nd Sundays Sunday Sch ool at 9:45 A.M . at 11 A. M. Main & Center, SA N D Y 3rd, 4th and 5th Sundays at Worship Sunday 8:30 and CHRISTIAN CHURCH 6 A. M. 11 A. M. Worship Service 11 A. M. A S S F M B I.Y O F G OO Christian Endeavor 5:30 P.M. PORTER MENNONITE David Worden, Minister C H U R C n OF JESUS CHRIST CHURCH Woodrow Clay of LATTE R D A Y SAINTS S'li ond B .oadw ay Pastor (Seven Miles East of Estacada) Estacada Branch -555 N.Broad­ GARFIELD CHURCH OF THE 9nrvlay School 9 '4 j a.m. 10 A . M Sunday School NAZARENE way. President- Earl H. Eck- 11 A. M. Church Service Morning Worsh%> t l a.m. ersley. , , Four Miles East of Estacada) J u r 'i r Church Sunday School 7 P. M. Junior Meeting Primary- 3:30 Thurs. '>und!*y School 10.A. M. Pastor Ernest J. Bontrager, r . dg. Sunday School 10 AM . Sun. Morning Worship 11 A. M. Evening Evangelistic Servlcr Rt. 1, B ox 141A, Estacada Sacrament Service 7 P.M. Sun j Youth Services 6 P. M. 7.45 p.m. R eleif Society- 2 PM Tues. Evening Services 7 P. M. R. S. W ork M eeting- 10:30 ev ESTACAD A CHURCH OF ! Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 P.M. ery second Tuee. M ETHODIST CHCRCH GOD Pastor: Rev. Stephen R. Beals S E. 2nd & Main (on the hill) Corner 2nd and Main Streets Phone CR 9-6325 Church School .............9:45 A.M. Sunday S c h o o l... 9:45 a.m. THE PRESBYTERIAN Morning Worship .............11 AM. Youtli Meeting 6:30 p.m. CHURCHES SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Nursery ...........................11 A.M. Evening Service 7:00 p.m. SPRINGW ATER M Y F ................................. 6:30 P.M. Bible Study 7:45 p.m. Wed Rev. Harry B. Hampton, Sup Sabbath School 9:30 AM Sat Milton L. Nelson, Minister Pastor: Rev. James O. M oore p ly Pastor Preaching Service: 11 AM Phone CR 9-3947 Morning Worship 11 a.m. Vesper Service 3;45 PM BARTON COMMUNITY Sunday School 10 a.m. Prayer Meeting each Wednesday B A PTIST CHURCH EAGLE CREEK at 7 PM Boring, Oregon , Rt. 3 Rev. Vernon E. Ross,Jr Pastor Located on Second and Broad FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Glen Frye III, pastor W orship 11 a.m. way, Estacada Sunday Meeting In Estacada Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Sundav School 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. City Hall ST. JOHNS at GEORGE Y outh Tim e 6:30 p.m. Church School 9:45 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Morning Worship 11 A.M. Evening Serivce 7;30 P.M. S T . A LO Y S1U S C A T H O L IC Youth Program 7 P. M. CHURCH Charles Helms, Pastor ESTAC AD A These Are Your Churches cmmcii NEUBURGER REVEALS RESULTS OF TIMBER STUDIES Senator Richard L. Neuberger of Oregon announced today the publication of a special staff study on national forests timber sales by the Senate Interior and In­ sular Affairs Committee at his request. The major recommendation is that a national forest plan be pre­ pared to enable the Forest Serv- 1 ice to supply its share of ocal and national timber requirements. ' This plan would be the base for budgets so that these goals would be met on schedule. The Oregon Democrat said the report shows that in the Pacific Northwest over 1 billion board Ft. of planned timber sales have been held up due to lack of rights of way and access roads. In addi­ tion he said the reoprt points out that the Forest Service does not have a sufficient amount of timb­ Western er in preparatinn for sale or under Committee, and other when he returns to contract. Neuberger said the Senators staff study explains that while a Washington. large part of this problem stems from inadequate budget requests I t 's g r a n d by the administration, there is al­ so a need or an improved timber marketing set-up by the Forest Service. The Oregon Senator said the study revealed that in the Pacific Northwest 70 percent of the Na­ tional Forest Timber under con­ tract was held by 52 firms, or about 16 percent of those firms I holding Forest Service contracts. ' The report also showed that the Modi by amount of timber cut by the in­ KRAFT dustry has remained almost con­ from the stant over the last few years one and only while the Forest Service has sold more timber than the industry cut M IR A C L E The Oregon Senator said that WHIP he plans to confer with Senator and special James E. Murray, chairman of the State Interior and Insular Affairs pickle relishes gs a S *iU G 8...a M a s s in g Do Vois Neo Effects Of Tear Gas j The advantages of the traditional American principles of free enterprise to the American people were affirmed once again the other day with the announcement of the formation of a new concern ' Corn Products Company. ------------------ ----------------------------- The new organization was of serving their customers even formed by the merger of two well- better than before. And there established and well-known cor­ will-probably be new products, porations: Corn Products Refin­ too. The new company undoubtedly ing Company, makers of such old favorites as Mazola salad and will introduce many of the prod­ cooking oil, and Karo syrups; and ucts we have been familiar with The Best Foods, Inc., which for years to people in other parts produces such popular household of the world, places like Latin items as Hellmann’s nnd Best America, and Europe, and Asia, Foods mayonnaise and Skippy and perhaps even Africa. peanut butter. Como to think of it, these prod­ Karo syrup! What a world of ucts might very well turn out to . memories those words must bring be more effective ambassadors of to millions of people all over the good will for this eountrv than United States! It would be inter- many of the other things that aro • esting to know how many mil­ being sent abroad these days. lions of people in this country The new company is also going were fed baby formulas contain­ to continue producing the more ing that corn syrup over the half than 400 different items that are century it has been on the mar- used by industry in such widely * ket. How many of us can remem­ varied areas as paper making, ber reaching for the Karo bottle iron foundry work, printing inks, on a cold Winter’s morning when medicines and even on the backs there was a pile of steaming of the postage stamps we us» Wheat cakes before us on the every day. breakfast table! TL is formation of the new 1 n T es, each of these companies Products Comp l y ■: >ws has been producing leading house- more that the A' er u pi bold items for more than bnif a pic - * fre< "nter; • ;a ■ not y century, longer than many of us j‘o gr be' to . ner •» «an remember. r Iso 1 Tl gei re to else e Now, the two have jo ’ -ed in. sta ad of living througho... . t ' Bother, with the avowee , i ih I LVG Watch for additional I. G. A. Values in f Your Thursday Journal, Every Week! THIS WEEK PILLSBURY WHITE I Printing Free Enterprise Helps Us Again J * Angel Food Cake M ix 3 for $ WE'LL DO OUR SEST TO PLEASE YOU - - - W HY BUY OFF-BRAND MERCH­ ANDIZE WHEN YOU CAN BUY I. G. A. OUALITY MERCHANDISE AT LOWER PRICES! TRY ANY I. G. A. PRODUCT TODAY AND SEE W HAT WE MEAN WHEN WE SAY I. G. A, QUALITY AT EVERY­ DAY LOW PRICES! I. G. A. 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