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Cstacaítas Clackamas Count? For Estacada and Clackamas River Development Volume No. 56 Number 1 Springwater Grange Celebrates State's 100th Birthday with Huge Cake Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Feb. 20, 1959 ' SEEN ANY UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS OVER ESTACADA? Seed Grower Meet. Will Be Held at Springwater I V . F. W. AUXILIARY HAVE INSPIRING MEETING 10c Per Copy $3. 00 Per Y rht Chamber of Commerce Sponsoring Meeting Feb. 23 on Forest Problems The V. F. VV. Auxiliary of the ; Hary Randall Post had a very in This newspaper is in receipt of the following letter: spiring meeting on Feb. 4. A very special thanks to our group Aerial Phenomena Research The following is a brief outline 2. Resource management on the Springwater Grange met Feb. I signs from the Varitz place to o f visitors who put on the flag of what will be presented at a pu ranger districts Group 14 and because of sonwy roads Fred Horner’s where they can be 3. Brief discussion by each dis blic meeting sponsored by the Up drill for us. National Headquarters, and lack of electricity in homes J worked on. Paint has been or A grass seed growers meeting Visiting district members were: per Clackamas River Chamber ol trict on the major functions, i.e. the number of members present dered through Oregon State Gra- 5108 Findlay Street, will be held at the Springwater Lydia Wienert, district president; Commerce on Monday, February engineering, timber management, was smaller than usual. For the | nge for the outside of the grange Seattle, 18, Washington Grange HaU Thursday, February Blanche E. Oberg, past depart 23rd at 8 PM in the Estacada Ci1y recreation, grazing, fire control, first time in more than 5 years hall. Springwater Granie has en Dear Sir: 19, beginning at 10 A.M. and last ment president; Viola L. Mans Hall Auditorium: water-shed management. the secretary was late in arriving tered the 1959 contest on com We are advised that UNIDEN ing unitl 3:25 P. M., states Coun field, Dept. Sr. vice; Annabel Rut- Participation: 4. District personnel organiza and found the other officers al munity service. TIFIED FLYING OBJECTS were Helen District «an ger, Earl M. Karl- tio n ready in session. Two aplications A committee to gather inform seen over your area on December ty Extension Agent, Clive Cook. edge. past district pres; Everyone interested in grass seed Reed, past Dist. pres; Edith inger, Estacada district 5. Unusual problems on the for membership were read and ation on joining a fire district 7-8, 1958. growing and its problems are en- Smith, patriotic instructor; Jean District Ranger, R. Endicot ranger district referred to Lena Millard, l>el was appointed by Worthy Master cuoraged to attend the meeting. Adams, asst. Dist. Conductress; Worthington, Lakes District 6. Timber sale program for Gant and Elwin Sihibley. Richard Guttridge. They are to Because of our deep scientific The meeting will consist of , Sadie Davidson, Jean French, District Ranger Evan Jones, calendar year 1959. Legislative report was given by report at the social meeting Feb. interest in all aerial phenomena talks and discussions. Questions and Grace Humphreys from Ore Collawash District I Company representatives are Chariman Theda Tucker said 27. and our desire to solve the riddle ______ City; ____ Mary Northrutt and 1. Brief outline of the Mt. Hood cordially invited to attend this A plan to inaugurate fun even of the so-called Unidentified Fly from the audience will be in o r - gon that with each request for new ! meeting. discussed. ing Objects, we would greatly ap der. Some of the subjects to be I Charlene Brown from Milwaukie. National Forest services or facilities new d e ings each month was A social hour after meeting. mands are made on our tax They will be hosts and hostesses preciate your assistance in loca discussed are grass seed outlook, three. ting witnesses to this object. If newer seed seed crops, insects, Cake and coffee were served. funds. We will need more and aided of a committee o f LOCAL BOWLER SETS RECORD ESTACADA H. S. GRADUATE and policy and space permit, we would certification, see testing, weeds AT GRESHAM ALLEYS more schools and other things so I There will be card tables and their control, fine fescue JOINS PORTLAND FIRM j other games and music for danc- appreciate an article in your pu can expect higher tax bills. Lloyd Larson of the U.S. For- commission program, and a panel Wilma Guttridge, home ec. ch. I ing. blication asking that all persons on grass seed growing. Gilley and Busey. attorneys ai Service Estacada bowling on Four of anounied that the club meeting witnessing aerial phenomena over the speakers will be from Oregon law. located in the Walnut Park the Park Lumber Co. team, at The birthday table was center had been changed fsom the Hod- your area on said date please State College. Bldg. 5329 N. E. Union Avc.,Port- «resham «ow l, rolled a score of Lunch will be . 7 no 1 »X n l.r t n m o o n e to o M'i inert mf gkiss home in Viola to the Smith ed by a huge cake topped by 100 send a report and diagram o their land 11, Oregon, announce the as 709 in a 3-game series Tuesday available at the Grange Hall, captjles to celebrate Oregon's home in Springwater. evening. Games were 200, 254 and I observation to our office. AH sociation of Kendal E. M. Nash, After the pot I uck 255. This was the first time for George Gentemann, ch. of the 1 birthday. names will be held strictly confi who has been practicing in New songs and such a high score at the alley Agriculture committee spoke on ' meal a program o f dential unless otherwise stated. port for the past year. Gente from whom he won $25 00 and a handbook lor farmers and stock game^ was led by Mrs. Mr. Nash, a former Estacada We are a non-salaried scientific growers which is available and mann. Bonnie Howell and Carol Bethel No. 54 of Order ®f Job’s resident, become a member of the " th(‘r Prizes:. 4steak dinners and research group whose purpose is contains valuable informaton.He Smith sang a hill billy song. He K r e a s e jo b ^ ______ Daughters held a joint meeting Oregon State Bar in 1957. Eliun Shibley, Richard Ott, to investigate and analyze reports reminded that it is time to start from , with the Galdstone Bethel No.St holds a bachelors' degree Hugnpfarshall, Jeanne IHig, Mr. of aerial phenomena and possible spraying. at the local Masonic temple Feb. Pacific University and a law de and "Mis. Harold Homer, Mr. and Special committees had filled Mr5, V?eorge Lundquist and Mrs. related incidents. 16. This was a friendship meet gree from the University of Ores ESTACADA WATER FESTIVAL Thanking you in advance for the furnace room with wood and Jack Akins were He graduated from the Es- TO HAVE BOOTH AT WATER ing celebrating Estacada Bethel’s on. reported on any assistance rendered in this moved materials for the new road th* sjck list. 4th birthday. Others Bethels at tacadi Union High School in 1944. matter. The Centennial theme was pre tending were Gresham, Sunny- He is married and has two child- SHOW IN PORTALND, STARTS Aerial Phenomena Research dominant at the recent Rebekah side. and Molalla. ren Group ________________ . SAT. FEB. 21 THRU MAR. 1. Lodge meeting. After the in NOBODY CAN CONTROL Honored Queen Bonnie Howell Robert Cribble, National Director stallation o f Erma Sarver as fi- of Bethel No.54 presided at the THE U. S. BUDGET Volunteers will be welcomed | nancial secretary, reports of opening ceremony and Honored U. S. PUBLIC HEALTH — 'Neither the Administration , to assist in runninf the Estacada | those ill and convalescing includ Queen Dee Hitchman of Bethel SERVICE SAYS WATCH OUT | Water Festival booth at the Boat nor Congress actually can con ed Ernest Nicholls, Albert Kitch- No. 57 at closiny ceremony. Es FOR THE FLU trol spending because nobody can Show in Portland. The boat which ; ing, and Mary Heiple. Dave Esh- corted and introduced were Hon control the budget, says the Wall is being used to promote the j leman was back with us after his We received a teletype re-1 Festival and North Fork Dam Street Journal. ored Queen Diane Flohr of Sun- ! hospitalization. quest from the If that startles you, here's the nyside; Honored Queen Vina ! Dedication will be on display and The Estacada Grade and High paper’s explanation for the | Noble Grand Mabel Sinclair Harshman of sad Molalla; Nancy Health Service this week asking tickets sold. Schools are having a practice Ci state of affairs: I appointed her standing committ- Whisler, that Oregon health authorities be Anyone wishing to volunteer, Past Hon. Queen of vil defense evacuation. Date is set for influenza, call Ray Hayden, Johnny Osbour Some government projects ex The following telegram has ' ees. Bethel No. 54; Sr. Princess Lora on the lookout for March ii for sometime during ist outside the budget as though been received by the Clackamas I The members welcomed Edna j Nickles of Gresham; Sr. Princess which is now in the middle of its ne or Jim Anderson. the day. This evacuation is essen they were imbued with some mag County News office from Cong Spurlin back to her home lodge Bonnie Tibbs of Molalla; Jr.Prin- normal winter season. tial and is for protection of our ical independent life. Money is The federal message noted that ressman Walter Norblad in as a transfer member. cess Joan Crawford of Molalla; school children, just like our fire spent that hasn’t been appropria Washington, D. C.: I A summary o f Lodge history; Karen Potter Grand Bethel Chap the dreaded Asian strain influen drills. It is now a state law that ted. lit Congress throws spending Post office Department has ac- and growth was unfolded by vai lain: Jr. Princess Barbara Olsen za, wheih caflsed such a stir all schools be prepared. All par measures together in a slap-dasn i cepted bid o f Ben Hunter for con ious Pas*“ Noble Grands, telling o f Gladstone; Grand Representa 1957-58 has been isolated from a I ents try and prepare their child fashion and naturally emerges struction and lease of new post- of new equipment added and the tive to State o f Pennsylvania, fatal case in England, and other ren for the future and that is just with a crazy-quilt. We don’t even her Clifford Mitts: Associate Guard cases of the same type have been office building at Colton. The « vents taking place during what your Civil Defense is doing. know what the budget is, for all narrator ian of Bethel No. 46- Mr. and Mrs j confirmed by other laboratory new concrete block building will term of office, with a The sirens will give a warning the more than a thousand pages tests. The report says the influen be located on north side of State filling the in-betweens. Regalia Kieth McMillan; Guardians of signal in our City of Estacada of fine print in the big book. Fo~ Highway 211 near present posi- of olden days was used and many Bethel No. 57- Mrs. Ruth Ray; za wave is swamping the English | when the drill begins. We are example, the Administration says office. New building will con members came garbed in old fas Guardian Bethe No. 3- Mrs Mar | hospitals. seeing how long it will take us to it plans to spend S77 billion Type A influenza reportedly Is in tain 649 square feet inside floor hioned cos’ umcs. No other Reb tha Holman; Mr. and M'-s. Wilbur evacuate our schools. We would fiscal year 1960, but ahtuaUy th" space, with 1150 square fee: ekah ¡odee in the state can carry Howell- Guardians of Bethe No. 1 also affecting large numbers of The Upper Clackamas River like Estacada to compare with ot out the Centennial theme even to whole government plans to spend- parking and manuever area. 54: Mrs. Ruth Potter- Past Guai- Russian people, and type B infec- Chamber of Commerce held its her schools or even be better. the name. ■ tions have been identified in Italy | inuluding its non-budgeted out Construction will be according dian Rethel No. 54 and Mrs. Mil regular meeting Monday evening Will all you parents help us? A progress table featured old and The Netehrlands. lays— nearly $93 billion. So where to post office specifications am, dred Raab, Guardian Treasurer About a dozen We are asking that some one i This message, transmitted in at the City Hall. does that leave us when we try to equipped with asphalt tile floors, flat irons, toasters and eye glass Bethel No. 3. members were in attendance. It be home to receive your child talk about the budget? es from early vintage to modern, 1 the United States through th e 1 . . . . . . . fluorescent lighting and other Joan Hale. Rethel No. 54 libra from school, if you can’t, please displayed I Public Health Service, originated wa* neclded that heroafter notices Various cures have been sug modem features, to assure better and a Then- and Now rian cave a reiort on the History advance of make arrangements for them. If I from the World Health Organiza- will he sent out in gested. One is or Congress to put working conditions for postal valentines dating back to 1885. of Oregon and Janice Smith.act- each meeting. you have questions, please phone The tables were cleverly dec ’ tion headquarters at Geneva, a ceiling on spending as each ses employees and more efficient No. 57 your Civil Defense Director, Mrs. orated with models of early trans ing librarian of Bethel I Switzerland. Thisis now stano- sion of Congress begins and thus handling of mail. Fred Bartholomew reported on gave a reading. D. E. Elkins, CR 9-5182. portation— the covered wagons, ard practice, and enbales us here his membership to regard the budget as a whole Walter Norblad, M. C. drive and Patti Stephens, musician o f old model cars and a sailing ves in Oregon to know within a few instead of just passing bills as through his fine work the mem the sel; Oregon Grape was also used. Bethel No. 54 was awarded hours of any disease problem any they come along. Another is to over 40 Refreshments and decorations traveing bracelet, as the Bethel where in the world which could bership drive is up to JOHN LEE MEMBER OF OSC give the President the rower of with 70 as the goal. shown the were by Lester and Ann Under Daughter who has CONCERT BAND THIS YEAR strike our people. the item veto, so that he could wood and Ted and Erma Kiggins. most improvement since the last John Lee of Estacada has been disapprove parts o f money The participation in the Estaca The influenza in Europe today bills Floy Wade and Della Ewalt were meeting. selected as one of the members without affecting the rest. As Refreshments were served in could be brought to any county da Water Festival was reported in charge of the program. Nearly o f the concert band at Oregon matters stand now, the President In line in Oregon tomarrow by a return by Johnny Osborne. 50 members were in attendance. dining room bv Patti Stephens, ing tourist or businessman. State College this year. Be with the Festival and Centennial has to take the whole hog or none JoAnne Marchbank, Jane Little, Next meeting Feb. 25 includes Lee is a senior in the school of when a bill reaches his desk.This local cause o f this, we are recommend- it was decided to put out a cake and pie walk and will con Linda Chamberlain, Terri Mitch | ing that pregnant women, elderly advertising in the form of a map business and technology. His forces the Executive in many ell. Bonnie Howell had favors of clude with free bingo and cards. home address is Estacada Rt. 2, ways to give his signature to little cofered wagons to help cel j people, or anyone already weak- and small brochure on the area to box 76. ended by other illness receive all visitors. spending he considers unwise and ebrate Oregon’s birthday too. I vaccination against influenza as unnecessary because use o f the The East Council of the Parenv- The question of securing a soon as possible. veto would also eliminate appro Teachers Associations of Clacka CENTENNIAL DANCE WELL LOCAL STUDENTS ATTEND booth along Main Street for sum ATTENDED LAST SAT. Any physician can give this priations or essential purposes. mas County met Feb. 4 at Estaca SCIENCE CONFERENCE The V. F W: held their Centen vaccine, which usually is admin mer headquarters and the passing Whatever the cure, it’s hign da Elementary School with 33 Jerry Broadhurst, Estacada, Rt. nial Dance Saturday night in istered in one shot. A person is out of information and literature 2. Robin Cody, Estacada; Alan Ga time we were given it—before we members representing 8 schools not protected unitl 10-14 days is under consideration. praent. The flag ceremony was spite of the elements. Lots o f fun el, Oregon City, Rt. 2 and Kenneth die o f the disease. Ernest Rynning presided in the 1 wah had by those who attended. | following vaccination. Small chil prWented by Den 186, Pack 1 Cub W. Crow, science teacher, all from absence of President Len Verburg Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kiggins were dren usually receive their vaccine Scouts of Estacada followed by in Estacada Union High School were in two minimhm dose shots giv who was ill. vocation by Rev. Vernon Ross, the best Centennial couple.TED among some 934 O regon and and HIS DERBY (dont know en a few days apart. Now playing at the Broadway Eagle Creek. Washington high school students Erma Theatre an exciting, suspenseful The second main defense again East Council president, Mrs. what you missed folks.) attending the tenth annual hlg.i the story of the good EXTENSION UNIT HAS teen-age PARTY st flu is maintainence of W. H. Tucker presented Mrs. H. Kiggins won the prize for school science conference at Lin- best costume and the prize for CRASHERS starring Connie Ste health habits. Get plenty of rest, W. Carnes, Estacada PTA vice- fieid college, McMinnville, on Feb. INTERESTING MEET 7th. president; Mr. Bob Cody, Estaca the most whiskers went to Robert vens, Robert Driscoll and Mark follow a balanced diet, avoid fat Fitzgerald from Boring.Hot dogs, Damon. Concerns the escapades igue, and keep clean. Flu can be a very interesting meeting was da School Supt., Mrs. W. E. Bar- The regular monthly meeting num, Clackamas County District coffee and soft drinks were serv of teen-agers who get the shock followed by serious secondary liv held by the Springwater Exten- Skippy and Peggy Price etwet- of the Estacada Parent- Teachers’ Directir; and Mrs. Tom Window, ed at midnight. at the of their lives when they discover fections, so call a physician at the sion Unit last Tuesday Come to the Saturday night some of their parents have escap first sign of illness. tained eight of their friends at a Association will be held in the Clackamas County High . School Grange hall wit hthe members dances held there every .Sat. nite. ades of their own.Second feature Valentine day luncheon and party High School at 8 P.M. on Thurs Council President. joining in singing pep songs un Good music. No better time can is a war time espionage last Saturday. day, Feb. 19. These meetings der direction of Mrs. Bertha Gen- drama Mrs. Edward Schmitz, Sandy, be had for the price anywhere. are short but interesting and reported on executive cdm. meet | temann, chairman. COUNT FIVE AND DIE with YOUTH CONSERVATION Give the Veteran the support he Jeffery Hunter, those who work hard to make Mrs. Claire Brown and Mrs. Nigel Patrick CORPS WOULD AID OREGON Mrs. Lester Underwood, Esta if cada, Founders Day chairman and gave to your country— the hall and new j Gladys Kriegcr project leaders Annefarie Duringei. SAYS NEURERGER The Miller Chevrolet bowling them so would appreciate it would not be gig enough. gave interesting talks on the Care Wherein the Americans and Eng team belongs to a bowilng league more parents would attend. Mrs. Lucille Jenkins, Esta cada,re The Parent Teachers’ Associa ported many interesting facts on L. M. Kitching, Chmn. lish set up a dummy film comp | Establishment of a Youth Con- o { thc Hair and Mrs Ruth consisting of 12 teams. On Tues Safety is the beginning o f education in the any in order to catch German | servation Corps to assist in pre- reported on Health and day evening they won three out tion is an organization which venting juvenile deinquency j and Fire Hazards of the county and presented spies. A real thriller. of the four points to be won. The working in the interest pictures STUDY OF MIDDLE EAST would help conserve both human whlcn and momentos from early schools BEGINS AT EAGLE CREEK Starts Sunday through Tuesday- members of the team are Pat An schools and the students the Mrs. Thoda Tucker reported on derson. Pat Hayden, Marion Sut I attend, and needs the support of MGM’s colorful and wonderful and outdoor resources for Mrs. Melvin Hanneburg, nomin CHURCH SUNDAY P. M. benefit o f the nation, Senator interesting happenings in our ton. Myrtle Dmytryk and Hazel every parent and teacher, so we ating committee ehmn. presented season on THE BIBLE LANDS TODAY tale about the open Richard L. Neuberger said today, community 10 Oyears ago. Mrs. urge you to attend end help us. Miller. the following slate o officers to is the subject to be studied in a young men—see the laughing and Neuberger is co-sponosoring a Tucker was also appointed the RELUCTANT serve for 1959-1960 year: Presid 4 week series o f Sunday evening luscious — THE bill to create such and organiza- ! new chairman for A.C.WW. ent Mrs. Louis Phelps, Welches: meetings at Eagle Creek Church DEBUTANTE with lovely Kay tion. I The program committee Mrs. 1st vice- pres - Mrs. Arthur Col beginning this Sunday at 6:45 V Kendall and Rex Harrison. Load The proposal provides for enroll- Margaret Broadhurst and Mrs.Lu- Congratulations are being of Mr. and Mrs. W oody Miller son. Sandy: ed with witty dialogue and laugh 2nd viee-pres- Mrs. M. As an introduction to the fered to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mc ment of young men between thc ana Howell gave a report and spent the week end in Astoria ' Clyde Barnes, Three Lynx; see.- Middle East this first Here is a top com evening situations. Nally on the birth o f a daughtei, ages of 16 and 22 for work on | asked for suggestions from the visiting at the home o f Mr. and Mrs Dorothy Johnson. Bull Run: I Feb. 22) will feature a color edy for the while family, all wilt public lands under supervision members to be submmited to the February 13. The baby weighed Mrs. James Titus. j treas - Mrs. Glen Bond, Dover; filmstrip. VILLAGE REBORN, | enjoy. 9 lbs. 7 oz. and has been named of soil conservationists, forest Home Economist for consideratio Next week— Glenn Ford and district director- Mrs. Winifred which presents 70 pictures o f an Linda Lee. The grandparents are rangers and wild life specialists, for the 1959 program. j Bamum, Oregon City. Egyptian community remade by ack Lemmon in THE COWBOY Mr. and Mrs. Fred McNally of Children of Estacada School the Christian Literacy movement. pus Joanne Woodward in THREE Mrs. David Horner recently Hostesses for the day Mrs. Bes Denver. Colorado, and Mr. and On the following Shndav even FACES OF EVE sie Meade and Mrs. Nina Reed Mrs. George Thomas of Oregon had major surgery at the Holla- 1 presented a program. Saturday free kiddie matinee also Our Gang comedy and two served coffee and cake and mem- The next Council meeting will ings the sessions will divide Into Portland. City. The mother and baby an? day Park hospital in SEMINOLE UPRIV cartoons plus chapter II of Capt. | hers furnished their ages, for will show own sack both doing fine but we haven’t She returned home on Thursday be held May 6. time and place to classes for different ING with George Montgomery; Video. I lunch. both children and adults. I be announced later. heard how daddy is holding up. 'o f last week. Rebekah Lodge Celebrates Birth day of Oregon Mar. 6 Date Set on Trial Evacuation for Local Schools Bethel No 54 Hosts Gladstone Girls at Friendship Meet. Colton to Get New Postoffice Bidg. Chamber of Com . Makes Plans for Activities Monday East Council of P .T.A . in Meeting at Estacada Suspense Films at Broadway Theatre Estacada P .T.A . Meets Feb. 19th