Clackamas Corniti» Jîctos
Côtacattas
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ESTACADA CITY HALL
MONDAY, MAR Í6, 8 P.M.
MEMBERS PLEASE ATTEND
For Estacada and Clackamas River Development
Volume No. 56
Number 4
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, March 13, 1959
Glen Park Reveals Plans for M ill Expansion
10c Per Copy
$3.(00 Per Year
H. S. Queen Contestants for Water Festival Pose
Eagle Creek School
Recreation Bldg.
Plans Discussed
The drawings for the multi-pur­
pose public building for the E ag-,
ie Creek School to be used for a j
play area and for oemmunity pro-1
jects, are available for your in­
spection.
This building would I
provide much neeeded indoor re - 1
creational facilities needed espec­
ially during wet weather.
It
yould also provide facilities for i
general community activities, in­
tramural ball games, etc.
The cost is estimated at approx-;
imately $10,000. The foor space ■
would be 44 feet by 60 feet.
There will be a meeting at the {
Eagle Creek School for the clari-1
fication and open discussion at
7:30 PM on Wednesday,.March 18.
Plesae come and voice your op-
ion.------ Mothers’ Club of Eagle |
Creek School.
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Glen Park, president of Park
Lumber Co., outlines work in
.
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progress at the I-aik Lumber mill
at Estacada, entailing a quarter
million dollars when completed,
As this picture was taken, Glen
was inspecting the construction of
his new 6 acre log pond. Besides
tf,is pond, a new barker and chipp
er are being installed for more
complete log utilization.
Estacada City Council Gets Sanitary
Authority Order ; Transacts Business
TOM AKINS RESIGNS
On March 9th Tom Akins, Ut­
ility Superintendent for the City
of Estacada, told
the Council
that he wished to re-
A new airstrip is being built members
.
which will extend from the mach-1
bls
as
*be end of
ine shop in the NW corner to the ' -Marco, 1959.
SE corner on Wade Street. This
will necessitate the moving of ARMSTRONGS ENTERTAIN
the Englund house to Wade St. ALASKA VISITORS
Mrs. George Armstrong had a
very enjoyable visit for
three
days last week with her
sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Elexson, and their friends
all from Knik, Alaska. They left
Alaska February 2 by car
and
had toured several of the west­
ern states and also made a trip
to Mexico. Mrs. Elexson hadn’t
been here since 1918. On their
way back to Alaska they will vis­
it relatives in Washington
ana
expect to arrive home April 1.
While they were here they drove
up to Three Lynx and had dinner
with the Clyde Barnes
family,
and enjoyed the beautilul Clacka­
mas River.
Clyde Walker to
Speak at Grade
School for P.G.E.
These Estacada Union High girls are the contestants for the
Queen’s Crown for the Estacada Water Festival and North Fork
Dam dedication to be held here June 28. Left to right we have
Linda Chamberlain, Veronica Starkovich, Donna Kitching,
Caroline Reynar and Caroline Durham. These young ladies are
working hard promoting the Festival and selling tickets for votes
for queen. The $2,000 boat, motor and trailer should give all an
added incentive to support them in their ticket sale campaign.
The regular monthly meeting | Clackamas. River,
o f the Estacada City Council was
3. That in the meantime the
held March 5th The business City of Estacada shall
operate
liense transfer
was approved and maintain its present sewage
from Hayden Motors to Hayden disposal facilities at maximum
Chevrolet, owner Ray L. Hayden. efficiency.
In appreciation of a
service
4. That the City of Estacada,
The membership roster of the Dr. Allyn Price
rended by Chief of Police Jamea by and through its officers and
Donna Wood ami Leslie G. Ly­
Upper Clackamas River Chamber l>r. Lionel Burton
Barden, an Estacada citizen do­ agents, shall subit quarterly re­
ons exchanged vows in a late af­
of Commerce now numbers 56 Newell Barber Shop
nated $10.00 with the
request ports to the Sanitary Authority
ternoon wedding ceremony held
members according to Fred Bar- T. C. Jones, Jeweler .
that it be used by the Police De­ of the progress being made
by
in the Springwater Presbyterian
tholomew,
member
drive Estacada Tel. Co.
partment.
said City in the construction of
Church on Saturday Feb. 21 witn
head. Fred was unable to com- Raymond Jones, Att’y.
The formal order was received its new or improved sewage fac­
Rev. H. Hampton officiating.
plete the list before leaving on Geil’s Motor Clinic
from the State Sanitary Author­ ilities, with the first report to b*
Donna is the daughter of
Mr.
a trip to California, but has asked Linda Kays Dress Shop
ity advising the City as follows:
submitted on or before
July 1,
and Mrs O. P. Wood of Estacada
j that the names of the members James White lee Cream
1. That the City of Estacada, 1959.
and Leslie is the son of Mr. and
be published. Those firms n o t. Trail's Inn
it’s officers and agents, snan in­
A letter dated March 5 was re­
Mrs. Leslie Lyons also of Estaca­
| listed will be contacted on
his Hayden C'hev. Service
stall not later than Jan. 1, 1960, ceived from the State Sanitary
da.
return.
Eagle Creek Gracery
adequate sewage
treatment or Authority commending the City
j Gray Hardware
For the ceremony and reception
I Campanella’s Market
disposal facilities for the abate­ Council for their request for Fe­
which followed the bride chose a
Sunset Beauty Shop
ment of pollution of the pubuo deral funds that may be
avail­
Due to the demands of hi ex- !
?*«*• Store
blue chemise suit and a corsage
| R. O. Reed
waters of the Clackamas River in able through the Public Health
panding business venture John F. ' c mi
of pink rosebuds.
Clackamas County, Oregon.
John’s Body Shop
Geli requested to be relieved of Saaner RlchfleId Service
Service.
Judy Lyons sister of the bride­
j R. R. Price Garage
• 2. That on or before January
for First State Bank
his duties as a Councilman
groom and Wayne Wood brother
The Planning Commission pre-
J Acme Timber (H. York)
1, 1960, the City
o f Estacaaa
the City of Estacada. His res- Estacada Lumber Co.
Horner’s Big Chief Market
of the bride attended the couple.
|Mt. Hood Cleaners
shall abate
pollution
of the sented formal approval of
the
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Miss Lyons wore a grey
fitted
Clackamas River in said County variance in the
zoning regula-
I Park Lumber Co.
Clyde Walker, educational re- regret by the Mayor Robert H. Tunnell’s Texaco Service
suit and pink rosebud corsage..
and State caused by
the ais- tions as requested by William G. presentative of Portland General Weinrich, as John has done an j ^ ’ ^ . S e j v ^ e n t e r
Depot Coffee Shop
tharge of untreated or
inade- Sinclair and the General Petro- Electric Company, will
Broadway Theatre
address outstanding job on the Council. ! £ on] ‘ iay,?. Rest , , .
Rooms in the bridegroom’s par­
(uately treated sewage into said i leum Corporation.
Estacada Electric
Estacada Grade School science We, along with all of our citizens, Baylors H.way Market
ents’ home where the reception
Harold Norton
classes Thursday, March 12 on wish John continued success a n d j ^ b e r g Lumber Co.
was held were beautifully decora­
Clackamas County News
'Story of Electricity.’
thank him for the work and time Riggins Service
ted with silver and white stream­
Len's Rigging Shop
Walker’s talk to the students he
has
snent
with
the
Citv
Currinsville
Market
ne has spent witn tne i ny.
| Dick,s Logging Supply
ers and white wedding bells. A
Howard Smith
will point out basically how el­
four tiered bride’s cake; baked by
Barton Store and Lockers
I Phillips Variety
ectricity is generated at such po­
Alice Richards was served by Mrs.
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a
Mickie’s
Tavern
R.vnning
Drug
wer plants as Estacada s Nortn
Lou Ann Fogelstrom. Mrs. Wini­
Estacada
Food
Center
Scotty’S
Barbershop
Fork, Faraday and River
Mbl
fred Archdale poured and Mrs.
Bill
Hale
b
Clayville
Chapel
At the practice evacuation of
ESTACADA TRADING POST
and then how it is carried over
June Oliver Landry was in charge
tre Estacada Grade and
High
transmission lines through sub­
of the guest book and gifts. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Miller of stations, transformers and final­
School on Friday a
thousand
the Portland hospital May 19.
Fogelstrom; Mrs. Archdale
and
students were evacuated in
28 Sandy have purchased the old ly into the home.
Sewing Chariman Mrs. Minnie Mrs. Landry are sisters
of the
Judy Eckersley, 15-year
old
minutes. The high school beys Homer Grocery building and are
PGE’s representative will par­
Forman reported that one qutu
bride.
who had their own cars did
a opening an antique and second­ ticularly emphasize how to use Estacada high school sophomore,
was tied off at the last meeting;
Out of town guests were
the
good job o f getting out o f
the hand furniture business. They will and work with electricity safely has oeen selected parliamentar­
girls dresses were cut and several bride’s three sisters Mrs. Frank
Home­
parking lot and on their
way also buy,
, .
. sell and
. . . trade other
Also on the program will be ian o f Oregon’s Future
had been made and turned over Landry and small son of
Long
Robert Stark, Coast Electric and makers of America, composed of 1
home. County Sheriffs and Pol­ second-hand merchandise.
to the Child Welfare Chairman. Beach, California,
Mrs. Leslie
girls taking
The Millers formerly °Pera'(^<1 Manufacturing company
reprt 3906 high school
ice Chief Jim Barden were
on
Next work day March 20 with ArchdaW of San
ra lif. atuJ
who wjl] present a de. home economics courses.
hand to assist with the flow o f he same type o f business at Sandy ,
pot luck dinner at noon.
AH
American Legion
." '7 '“ '. , ™ Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Fogelstrom,
The local
She was elected to the state
traffic.
The Estacadqa firemen for 7 years and were also located monstration on ‘circuit protect­
American Leg _
members are cord.ally invited to r>a|e raro, and Teddy of Eugem..
leadership post Saturday at the and Auxiliary held their monthly g’^ n cT
routed the traffic in the down­ on S.E Powell.
ion.”
The bridegroom’s grandparents,
14th annual state convention ot meeting March 2 with a potluck
town area. Hy Jackson, County
Reservations of $70
for two
FTIA at Oregon State
College. supper. Before the regular busin­ girls to be sent to Girls State in Mr. and Mrs. S. A. McDonald of
Civil Defense Director, and two ESTACADA WESTERN AUTO
More than 400 girls from across ess meeting the grop was enter­ June was sent in to the Depart­ Salem were also present for the
State Directors were
present. SUPPLY OPENING
event.
tained by Mrs. Jean Griggs who ment.
the state attended.
This was the first rural school
Starting the latter part of next
Mr. and Mrs. Lyons were grao-
Miss Eckersley is president of sang appropriate nembers for the
practice evauuation held in the week, Bill Hale will open a West- j
The next regular meeting will
. . .
, cated from Estacada Union High
the Estacada high school
FTIA month o f March.
state and those directing it felt e m Auto Supply Store in the 1 i
be April 6 with pot luck supper
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a.on d
m
with the
class of 58. j They are
Child Welfare chairman Mrs. 3 t . u.iJU
chapter. As a state officer, she
i , lu i
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it was a success.
Estacada Electric space formerly [
.now
at
home
in
Estacada.
Allyn
Price
reported
assisting
will help coordinate plans
and
occupied by Estacada Floor Cover­
activities for Oregon’s 106 chap­ several families with clothes and
ing under Jim Hosek.
ters during the coming year.She bedding and purchasing shoes for
HEIPLES WILL CELEBRATE
She made a re­ ESTACADA BOY WEDS
will also play a leading role in three children.
er.
Organist was Mrs. Dorothy
50TH WEDDING
quest for play clothes for a girl SANDY GIRL
next year’s state meetings.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Larry
Meade
of
Hanson. Mr. Bert Mombert, uncle
ANNIVERSARY ____
size 5 and pants for a boy size 5.
Estacada and Mr. and Mrs. Law
The Little Chapel of The HUis £ *be K™om and Mr Buddy Joe
Junior Chairman Mrs. Adolph
at­
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heiple o f rence Wahlstrom of George
brother of
of
once
more folds away
another Horttor.
Horttor' bn>ther
the b n d e’
Still
reported
on
the
Juniors
and
of William
Currinsville will celebrate their tended the funeral
were ushers.
they
will
give
the
program
for
(
scene
of
vows
exchanged,
as
Dor
FOOD
SALE
SAT.
MARCH
14
50th Wedding Anniversary on Giles held in Oregon City Thurs
Reception was held in the Ma
dis- [ othy Wanda Horttor of Sandy be
A food sale will be held at the the April meeting and will
Saturday, March 14 from 2 to 5 day afternoon of last week. Mr.
cam e'thTTride o f’ Adrian T rd 7 n ! ? nic i ,al1- Sandy. Pouring^ was
Clackamas County News Office on ' play their work
P.M., at the Estacada
Legion Giles was a brother-in-law of Mrs
Mrs. Anna Mac Linsey and Miss
Sat. March 14. Both baked goods
The Poppy chairman Mrs Ray Franklin, Jr. of Estacada on Feb.
hall.
Mrs. Heiple has lived in Meade.
Kathy Franklin was at the punch
27th at 8 P. M
and
resh
tamaes
will
be
sold.Or-
Gordon
asked
that
we
purchase
Currinsville for
53 years and
Linda Franklin had
Soft glow of candle light and bowl.
. , Miss
-
ders
may
be
placed
in
advance
by
900
more
poppies.
The
Unit
vot-
Mr. Heiple has lived there for 73
baskets of
orchid stocks
and pba!t p
tbp
boolt-
The I OOF Lodge
will hold
phoning
Edna
(Mrs.
Virgil)Nelsoii
I
<-d
to
do
so
as
the
need
for
funds
.
years.
They have made many
graced •
- Joe Horttor was at
the
their regular meeting March 18.
at CR 9.6573
for Child Welfare and RehabilitA ! white chrysanthemums
friends and want them all
to
8
| gift table.
-----------------------------I tion is great. Members were
re- the surroundings.
celebrate ! After the meeting the Rebekahs
come and help them
a short
will serve refreshments and fur­
minded of their responsibility for ! The bride, given bp her father, J The couple left for
their anniversary.
after
MARIAN GUILD BAKED
nish a program.
IOOF. wives
the sale of this poppy The pop- Mr. Glen Horttor,
wore white honeymoon in California
They will make
pies are now being made by the : brocade taffeta with finger
tip the reception.
I are urged to attend.
FOOD SALE MARCH 21
hospitalized veteran who
is In ] veil and carried a white
Bible ,bplr bome in Sandy
REGULAR PTA MEETING IS
The Marian Guild will hold its need and for a theraputic value, with orchid and shower. Her ma-
Larry Mehl was here the other
POSTPONED TO MARCH 26
Easter Baked Food Sale at
10 Mrs. Adolph SttH is Poppy Chair-1 tron of Honor Mrs. Leona Shank \ pre, Len Verburg hopes that
, day. Larry yas a swell kid when
A M. on Saturday, March 21 tu man at the Portland hospital and ; wore pale orchid
with orchid ■ members will not feel their res-
The regular meeting of the Es- he Uwd armmgst Us.
the Clackamas County News of reported the great good the pop- corsage.
ponsibility ends with the payment
tacada Parent Teachers Assida-
fice.
If anyone desires any- nv making program is doing for
Best man was Mr. Don Shank (>f dues and that members
will
tion will be postponed from the ,
The person identifying the Cm- thing special in the baked goods the men in the hospital.
and Rev. Marice Miller officiated, make it a point to be in attend-
third Thursday unitl the fourtii
If you haven't anything to fall
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Rehabilitation Chairman
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garbed __ gentleman in the call Mrs. Frank Lingelbach
Chairman^ Mrs. I Mr.
Mr John McKenzie of ^ Viola ance at the
Chamber meeting
Thursday. March
26 at
which back on remember _ that
an __
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tim e T here wiTl be OPEN HOUSE o h an t e an h av e fleas but that a above picture will recei e a quart CR 9-6045 and your order will Forrest Erickson reported that sang ’’Hand in Hand’
'Calm Is next Monday evening at the City
at the Grade School
flea can't have elephants.
of filtered Clackamas River aqua, be filled.
the Unit is for a Bingo Party at the Night’ and The Lord's Pray-Hall
Upper Clackamas River Chamber of
Commerce Boasts Fifty Members
John Geil Resigns
ham City Council
Evacuation Here
Wins Praise
Spring Brings
Business Surge
Judy tckersley
Rates F.H.A. Honor
Guess Who?
I
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Legion Auxiliary
Sponsoring Many
Projects
I Springwater Scene
of Marriago Rites