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V THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS, PACE 8 Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Feb. 27, 1959 Gurfieit! Hews By Leila Gordon Mrs. John Parvin was ill the 14th and was taken to the hospital in Oregon City. She came home on Wed. and is feeling real good again. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Parvin and baby daughter have moved to Cook, Wash, where he is employ ed by the U. S Fish Cultural Sta. Ken Palmateer, Pete Ballou and Ray Gordon took the new pi ano to the Grange Mon. John Parvin announced that the ish hatchery will release several thousand 9 in steel head soon. They \n]l have 2 fins removed, 1 on top near the tail and one und erneath near the tail. If you catch one please notify John as they want to know how long they stay in the stream before going to salt water. Visiting at the Dewey Qualls yere Mr. and Mrs' Vern Lantz of MolaUa. Bible study was held at the Bontragers Thursday night. There were no evening servic-' es at the Porter Menonnite Church Sunday eve. The church group went to Portland to the Rescee Mission on Skid Row i and had services there. Monday Rev. and Mrs. Bon- t trager went to the Hopewell Mennonite Church near Hubbard to a Bible conference. Çprinqmtler By Phyllis Fitch Recent week end visitors at the Gene Kiggins home were Mr.and Mr. Clarence Olson and Bob from Hermiston. Bob has just entered the service. Visiting over the week end at the Homer Newell home were Mrs. Newell’s folks, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hutchens of Cloverdale. Be sure to watch for news of a dinner sponsored by the Women’s Association of the Springwater Church. There will be door pri PORTER NEWS zes given. Rose Wickersham The Floyd Fitch family enjoy ed Saturday dinner at Mrs. Rev. Bontrager returned home Fitch’ folks home in Oak Grove. Saterday from Penn, where he They s were involved in a minor wah helping with revival meet accident while in Port ings. Prior to that he was in Oh land Saturday. driving No one was in- io anl Nebraska. He was gone jcred. about 2 months. Lena Kiggins’ mother Mrs Cai- Elwin Bontrager spent Friday penter is down from Seattle on a eve at the Abraham Milers at the Murray Kiggins home Jimmy Kroeker had Sunday visit We hope Margaret Broadhurst dinner at the Millers be over her illness Neal and Edith Kroeker had will Mr sonn and Mrs. Forrest Erickson Sunday dinner with Milrderd accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. C. Loucks. K. Allen drove to The Dalles on Twila, Madonna, James and Ma- Tuesday attend the funeral of garet Miller have returned home Floyn O. to Cook. They returned rom Harrisburg, where they at on Wednesday. tended Bible conference. They were met at Hubbard by their parents Mr. and Mrs. Abraham WINNIE SHIBLEY TO HAVE Miller. PART IN COLLEGE PLAY Mr and Mrs Robert Groves and two children were out from Winnie Shibley, Estacada Rt. 2, Portland Sunday to visit Mrs will participate in the Fir Acres Groves parents, the Edward Theatre production of Toad of Toad Hall set for Feb. 26,27,28 at Schweitzers Marsha Lee sprained and crack Lewis and Clark College. ed her thumb and has it in Miss Shibley will p,ay a sharp splints. Mrs. Lee and Charlotte sarcastic fox and also an ermine stoat in a dance number. She is a both have bad colds. The Wickershams went to Port sophomore English major and the land Saturday to visit their daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett daughter and son in law Patsy Shibley, Estacada. and Jerry Vawter. Mrs. Girod has not come bacic The Future Homemakers of to her teaching job at Porter America chapter at Estacada Un School. She has so much business High School, will be one of to attend to since her husband ion the 106 Oregon chapters partici passed away that she needed an pating in the annual state meet other week off. ing March 6 and 7 at Oregon Mrs. Stephen Beals is doing State College. very satisfactory in her absence. PONTIAC NAMED CAR-OF-THE-YEAR “Pontiac with wids-track wheels is the best combination of ride handling...performance and styling of any '59 car. Motor The Editors of Trend Magazine In making its annua! automotive award, the staff over-all integrated styling. Any comparison of Motor Trend Magazine, leading automotive with narrower track cars readily shows the publication, tests and evaluates all new cars. Here difference.” are quotations from the April 1959 issue: “ For the economy-minded, an efficient new “The stability of the 1959 Pontiac is the out engine. The new 420E Tempest economy en standing automotive advance of the year. gine offers performance along with Everyone considering a new car should experi exceptionally remarkable high mileage while operating on ence it.” regular grade gasoline.” "It's the best balanced passenger car in America. We firmly believe that in moving “ Pontiac is again tops in performance, based the wheels farther apart, to develop the widest on our extensive road testing. Acceleration is stance of any American car, Pontiac has created outstanding, yet the engine is unusually quiet an entirely new sense of balance and handling and smooth.” security.” Your nearest Pontiac dealer will be glad to let “ Pontiac's lines are clean, simple and beau you road-test this award-winning automobile on tiful. It has a fleet look, a trim appearance. The your own. You'll see why it's the year’s most wide wheel design contributes greatly to its talked-about car! PfiM TI API 1^11 ■ Three Totally New Series • Catalina • Star Chief • Bonneville On Wednesday of last week Mr. has been a house guest of Mrs.Sa- hill an family, and they had a and Mrs. Elmer Davis, Mr. and die Wade for several days. birthday dinner for her there. Mrs. Ralph Wade, Mrs. Sadie Wade and Merle Wade were din Ford Darrow has decided ner guests in Portland of Winnie t she Mrs. will keep on having birthdays ! On Sunday Mrs. Sadie Wade, Palmateer and Oscar Pendergrass. | as so many nice things happened Mattie Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.Ralph j io help her celebrate the one she Wade and Merle Wade drove to had Feb. 18. She received a Salem where they were dinner Mrs. Bob Walters and Lester i large box of orchids from her son, guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Underwood and Norman drove to Cecil Cahill, who lives in Hawaii. Oral Palmateer. On the way home Seattle on Sunday to visit Bob She and were entertained at they stopped at the Wayne Wade Walters who is in the Marine hos a bitrhday Ford dinner at the home of home for a short visit. pital there. Bob is doing fine Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keeth on Wed and wilt be home soon. nesday evening. The pervious Mrs. Lester Underwood and Mrs meek end they had gone to Med Underwood went to White Mrs. Mattie Morgan of Portland ford to visit her son. Burton Ca- Lena Salmon, Washington, on Sunday Prices for Thurs., Fri., Sat., Feb. 26-27-28 We Reserve the Right to Limit Qantities H A L I B U T SLICES lb. 5 9 c SALMON SLICES lb. 7 9 c lb. 4 9 c PORK LOIN ROAST PURE COUNTRY STYLE PORK SAUSAGE 4 9 c lb. 3 lor 1 4 5 LEAN and TENDER Shoulder Cut VEAL STEAKS 1b .6 9 c lb• 8 9 c lb¿ 9 J CHIFFON TWIN-PLY SOFT - NEW SNOWFLAKE PATTERN - NEW NON-SLIP TEXTURE - Pkg. of 50 NE WLOVELY BUFFET SEWING BOX - NEW WET STRENGTH - REG. 25c Pkg. SAVE 11c Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Feb. 27, 1959 2 p b g $ -3 9 c -I . 'V w - - A ; - 4 v>r* »*'**?' . ___ ___ * - \ evaluations on which Motor Trend judged Pontiac ' Car of the Year"—see your Pontiac dealer or simply send your name and address on a post- card ard to Pontiac Motor Division, Department 10, Pontiac, Michigan. GRESHAM, ORE. new s Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keeth, Mrs. well’s parents, Mr and Mrs. Lewis Lillian Lauderback and Mr. and | Pauli Saturday evening. The Mrs. Ford Darrow drove to Tigard ( Pauli’s daughter and family, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Don Looney of Wednesday a birthday dinner and Mrs. Kenneth Mahlum and Oregon City were Sunday evening at the home for of Mr. an Mrs. Bob | three boys of Portland had Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. Lauderback. The dinner was in dinner at the Pauli home. and Mrs. Larry Meade. honor of the birthdays of Mrs. Keeth and Ken son of the Bob Lilly Park of Elwood visit Lauderbacks. The Bob Lauder- ed Mrs. Cadanou several Mr. and Mrs. Ford Darrow, Mrs. backs have recently been trans days Mrs.Zella last week. Mabel Anderson and Mrs. Amelia ferred from Boise, Idaho to Port Stroinan attended the Fifth Sun- land, where he works for General ay Rally at the Christian Churcn Motors. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Duncan and in Canby. This was changed from family Battleground, Wash, the fifth Sunday in March be Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Pauli of visited of at the home of Mr. and cause that is Easter Sunday. Tigard visited at the home of Lo- Mrs. Elmer Davis on Sunday. to visit Mrs. Maggie Howell. FINE FOR SALADS OR SLICING! Fancy Red Ripe TOMATOES Birdie Rhoades of Tigard spent the week end visiting with Min nie Marchbank. While she was here they drove to the Mt. View Manor to visit Edna Haydter a former resident of Estacada. 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