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VOLUMK XI No. 17
Resume Of State
Legislature Given
Single ( opy, 5 Cent«
Beaverton, YVatihington County, Oregon.
I COUNTY
HOLDS A
SCRIPT MEETING
4-11 CLUB NOTKS
$1.00 Per Veai
Friday, March 24, 1933
Short Items About
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A special meeting o f the Rock
Creek Hairy club was held at tlh.
home oI th» leader, K. H. Jossy on
March 16th. The members present
were John Hatuen, llsrvey Stoller,
Senior Petrol I coder, James Miller
Raymond Wism»r, Ksrle Jossy, Don­
At the meet ng of the Beaverton
ald Jossy, Alan Detrich and Frances
Troop Wednesday, March 15, it was
Several
People
Have
Been
Seven-Point Utility Mill I k
Detrich. Those alnent were Wilfreo
decided to ho d the meetings
on
U rumen and Albert G run sen. The
Dinner Guests In Bea­
The Principal Cause Of
Wednesday hereafter instead of
visitors include.) Joseph Belanger,
Friday.
verton this Week
Painful Delay
assistant County Agent, Mr. and
Tne coming camp-rally (Camp-O-
Mra. Harry Hansen, Mr. and Mrs.
Rall) to be held the last day of
Carl Wismer, Mr. and Mrs. P. D-
March and the firs'- day of April
MANY ENTERTAIN
SIKCK KNDS 'T NICHT
Detrich and Mrs. Abe Stoller.
was discussed to some extent. A
Raymond Wismer was alecled the
program of events will be listed
'I I hm I n Tltr l.uittfrnt Session In
Beaverton As
captain of the baseball team and The Happenings Of
next week.
T h u llinlory O f S U I # O f Orricmt
Fred Jussy was elected manager.
Recorded By Special Vt riters
The ‘•Whittling’ Scalp” was
a-
A fter the business the '
ing
warded at the meeting last Wednes­
was turned over to the chsirns..! of
JU't'auK«« of thv \* ut ring faitioRn
Evelyn Hawley is
employed in day for ' efficiency wi h the knife.”
the program committee, Miss Fran­
in tIto twu houm*i, utljuurn nirnt w«n
These scalp» are awarded to the Pa­
Portland.
ces Delrkh. The program consisted
trol showing the greatest efficiency
ton’iUnvtl U’furv Ih« wurk
whi
o f s sung by the club. A short talk
Mr Miller of Seattle visited Mon­ in th various stage» of »coûterait.
rompU’Utl; hut. iluy i*onlÌnut’il un I eqUire„
on the news writing contest by day with Van Brown.
There have been about ten of these
t»i tht* vii«] Tlu* c*lui unni’ ut 1:20
Kev. C. i: Hicks of Tigard made John Hansen. The club pledge by
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boring moved awarded.
1 ittiity murning II *uff'Tt*<J u vio­
a luution l.'.a'. the meeting go on re- the club. An. illuslratod
demonatra-
lini lini' h ufivt u protructed ili•
to their farm at Hebo this week.
Scout» should take note of the
c«;d us favoring the issuing
o f tion on how to judge dairy cows
domi uf CO ibtys.
Doris Lingman was a luncheon j Diet b*18 the In'er-IVitrol Contest
script by the county, in the noise, by John Hansen and Don Jossy and
Tbi' l'htiuui. etfv«n pumi utility it was difficult to tell whether the the presentation of the arheivernent guest at the Hugh lx-wi* home on ^ W‘H *** over in about two weeks.
All tests which you pass prior to
Itili wi^t thi* primt|mi tuu»" uf thè motion tarried or not and we did pins by Joseph Belanger.
Each Tuesday.
! midnight April 1, will count on this
putti uml air*»n> in it'a tl> mg nu»m- I not near any statement from
the member told what he did in club
. Mr and Mrs. R. A. Browne vis- , aoe points so far are as follows:
int-nU. Tlu* hlll i n<i I h pii tahl'vi in | l hutrman as to whether It prevail-1 work this year when he
received his
ted friend« in Portland and Oswego (. laming Arrows.....................17,680
thi» iirrutU*. I»ut
finully
rr- | i i
.
| pm. Those receiving pins were,
silent
panthers . . . .
14.990
moved I, Will be remembered that.
Tho moUo„ ^
. curarojt John Hansen who received a 4th on Sunday-
14,205
Port lami Pine Trees
Mrs. Opal Sutton of
the original disci»-u.n of this bill ^
f |vr af mor. lo „ udy the y e « P,n. »«wvey Stoller, a third
of
Mrs.
consumed nearly two days *'• “ »*. . 1IUBlloI1 ttBii
„„.k.. • report to >**' pin, Raymond Wismer, s two i spent Sunday at the home
POISON FOR GROUND
R« nut«* ami it win a I moat tooth!«*» the County Court dal prevail and R. X‘ « r P‘“
Unduw a five year U. C. McKercher.
whm it t uiu*' lo th«’ houftc* for ttc Frank Friers, I*. L. Patterson, Hills- P‘" . ►-»tie Josay. u five year pin,|
SQUIRREL PREPARED
Mrs Howard llughson s .d her!
tion. The huUM'
puii'4«l it with Iioro; W. J. McCready, M R. John ] Alan Detrich s four year pin .Fran- si,ter Mrs. l.ulu Dodson and D oro-'
amend menu. I h«n in the c lo s in g ;
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(l, ...
Francis l-ivar-|c*s Ik- rich who recaivad
a im ­ thy Ihxlson spent the week end vis-
Three-quarters of
ton“ $f ■poi»-
huaiH uf tho *t*inion the* iinatr rv~ mure. Beaverton; W. K Upshaw. , year pin, Albert Grossen. a four iting relatives a t Yamhill.
. or.ed barley U-r killing
ground
Iu*c»l to concur in th«* anici «Imeni» Vignrd and Dr. Tucker, Sherwood year pin and Wilfred Grossen a six
Mi-S
Dona
Roe
Howard,
formerly
squirrels
was
recently
prepared
at
utvl u conference cOmmllUM)
w*« have been appointed on »he commit- year pm.
of Beaverton and who is living with i thc couftty
L“ 1 year
uptRJtnp'd. con» ting of two mem­ t»c
|
—John Hansen.
relatives in Bend, spent :he week- nearly one and one-quarter tons of
it* r ft «»f e»ch houf« Their verdict
Representatives
from
Portland j
«*nd vU:ting in Beaverton.
, this material was prepared
and
fornii)
and the bill
sti.m gly advocated the issuing of H I T E O N W O M E N ’ S
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' dihiribuUd to Washin^ion County
|tjUfc*cd il li» »aid to be quit* Hjitui-
sM^t
Ruth
Denney
enterUined
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script, and the plan on which ft wo*
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„ i farmers at coat. This type of squir-
CLUB ORGANIZED with
fftctory to utility commifiuMr Thom*
> luncheon at her home on
claimed o considerable script would
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rel rxuson has proven effective here
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issued under was read by u young
newly organixed Women s Mieses Nomu Brown, Dorothy Lewis
as m other section- of
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A bfttlh* uUo centered around ¿hi attorney frqm th» metropolis.
the home of «„,1 Helen Asbahr.
1 “c,i,c
Northwest.
Occasionally
i lull of . Hiteon
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f# to :tu percent »alary cut rccom*
That »arrant» were being urnued
,,
n
someone reports that they have
mended by the way* and meati» by the county and by the different »Mra- Doyle on Friday afternoon.
Mr., lx-well Kahr was honored w ith 1
Sheilenberger, Van Brown. used u f or
poisoning gophers or
committee, but a us finally adopted.
thu , ec-
a miscellaneous shower. St. Patricks Horx>lhjr
D#” 1
*
®«* rals. It is not prepared for any
although many were against a b
lion and that there was no market decorations were used throughout; J.1“ “ •nd Vernc A11* " ar* hon*t' thing but poisoning ground squir-
tut on salaries as low at #t>0.
for the wurrenU seemed to be the : the rooms and furtner carried out for ‘ heir spring vacation from tho rejs ^
species prevalent- here,
The W ay. and M- ans c .mm.tt«- C. UM. for the demand Ur issue script. ^
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w h w dellcioua rtf<<ah. various colleges which they are at- j F v e r y r r c y d i j r | f e r
k iU e d
in th e
where <
member» pride themselves on tnrir (;ounty script to issue and to cir-
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tJnding.
spring,
when they first emerge
were served.
work, claiming to h“ 'e reduced the 1 ,.u|*.r Us money in convenient d«- j I,wr
Beaver Chapter met Wednesday. Rots rid of seVeral later on in the
budget
#1,000,000 lielciw that
of I ,inclinations was suggested itut did i Those present were Mesdames J. evening for regular business and: season, The poison is taken more
McCann
of
Denney
Road,
M.
Kahr,
two year* ago
IVrlaips they lid, | no, M^.nl to meot. much approval.
j
W. 11. Dralle, Vincent Willoughby, , initiation. The next regular meet- j readj|y , <ir 1 y in the year and get-
hut at that it is n .1 ss low ns when
I- Inn»-» Doyle and I Beckman of ing witi be held un April 12. The ting them a this time destroys
Hiteon, Misa Mabie Shere of ,.ort. •'»'« Matron, and Patron, will be I
the young ones are
handed îî*?r?L‘-
It tu them at the beginnng l o c a l s c h o o l w i n s
IN
DECLAMATION
lend.
E ' r . Helmcke of Aloha, Mias h" h°'>or‘,d t ™ * * o{ th« evening. bofn
w h e„ ^ p o i s e d barley is
of the session. It seems that the
j 1~ Kreinbring, Miss Marlene Will-
Rev. and Mrs. Omar Idsoe and put out in seasons of probable
Notional t.usrd, Higher Education,
following children won in th e ' ou*hby and Lowell Kahr.
j two children of Halsey have l>een rain it will last longer if cmvered.
and ether slate aided things
had
Th
held at
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viaiting for a few days with Mrs. This may be done by inverting a
too many
friends. Senator Burk« filial i!'
Idaoe's |>arents. Mr. and Mrs. H. V-shaped trough over the bait, or
characterises thivic
cuts as
the the Hillsboro Baptist church the I NAZARENE Y P. Wl'\'
IlK
1 > t XJ V f U
li' i i v
( - " aU»- - " r- Idsoe has exchang>'d bv placing it in sections
of drain
"bunk” .
evening " f March 17th.
1M.S. B A N N f c K A t . A l . N hi< pastorate
paat(>nUe at Halsey Wi'.h the tile. This sort of
protection does
Tim« will not permit me to go
The A Schools (having five rooms
pustoi at» at Whitefish, Mont.
not keep the rodents away. If any­
into detail as to accomplishments oy more) H schools (having three
.a s t Tuesday evening 21 your, g
thing, it causes them to take the
of the :t7th legislative is s m b lty , or four rooms) and the t^
' people o f the Nazarene church m ot-,
_
bait a little more readily.
but the net riwults will be felt. You (one or two ropm schools) compel' ored to Canby, Oregon to a Young ( ONGREGATIONAL
may l>e sure of that, if the sahv< against each other in the various people’s Rally. More than 300 young
LADIES HAVE MEET
tax goo» through. We will them cer- j divisions. Division 1 are the child- people were in attendance from I
COUNTY RED C ROSS
tainly "give until it hurts".
rtn from the third and fourth grades many chcrches. Bc.verton won for
^
( .()nim>|rationaI i.adie* MU
MUST RAISE FUNDS
(in.- prominent man branded thie ! Divisi.yn 2 are . the children from the second time the Ihstric, Banner | J¡on, ry study cla ss met Thursday1
as the oust villous Ugisluture in the fifth and sixth grades and DW- for per centage attendance.
j morning with twenty-six ladies pre- Washington county chapter hs,s
yenrs. ami alnt.sl Dial an election i»i»n 3 ure the children from the
sent- Mrs. L. R. Dean led »he de- heen asked to raise $80 ts its quota
upheaval such as the last one, wo.- \ seventh and . ighth gra.les
I». T. A TO HAVE
votional service. Mrs. L D. .Shellen- for Lc« Angeles earthquake area re-
not fo rth ,. l»est. T iki many mem , Humorous. Division 1 -M a y Sham-
berger rend a paper on North A nar- lief by the Pacific coast headquart-
BENEFIT
PARTY
le r„ absolutely
without legislative | oni from I'igard, “ Amust Beyond
ican Indians arid the Bannock In- ers of the National Red Cross. Cit-
ex perlene« (40 out of
60 in the Eulurnnre.'
Tho P-T. A. of
Beaverton are dians of Idaho in particular. Mrs. L. izens of the county are asked to
Drama ic. Ihvisiqn 1 Halbe Jean
house) and these could not stand
R. Ri.hey gave a tulk or. her per- nVake what contributions they find
up under the heavy pressure by l*a e from Beaverton. "Little Cat- ' sponsoring a card party and dance sonal observations o f the Okalahoma possible as the chapter treasury is
F'riday
evening,
to
night,
in
the
Humorous.
Ihvision
2—Georgia
th« strong
lobby in Salem, und
Indians. A pol luck luncheon follqw- so depleted that the quota cannot
therefore were unable to separate Durloo from Metzger, “ Johnnie Gra­ High School This is a Relief Bene­ ed with a short business meeting, be met.
fit party and at tick-« of clothing,
ham. Diplomat.”
the wheat from the chaff.
,ne heads of th* several committees
Your contribution may he placed
Drama'ic, 2 Lois Krannock from shoes, groceries etc. will be glad­ met to make plans for their scra p , with the Beaverton Review or at
A spe. ial election to vote on re­
fi rendevi mere u res
was set for Cornelius, "A Favorable Report"
books qn Indian life.
> your bank.
ly received.
June 6th, but through efforts of
Humorous, Division 3— Billy l-aw-
the Grunge this was ehunged to ronce fr.-m Merger, "Jim
Wolfe
July 21 st. Thki now permits 'the and i.!.e Tom Cats.”
sales tax ami income tax to come
Dramatic,
Division
3—Lyman
before the people at the sanie elec­ Wobb from Beaverton,
"Spnrticua
tion, and there k* no question in to the Gladiators” .
the minds of many that the income
__ O. B- Kruus, County School
tax will be adopted, and the sales
(Superintendent.
tux rejected.
Already there Is talk o f another
special session, depending upon no­ MRS. TRIPP TO PRE­
tion by Congress.
SENT A PROGRAM
The taxpayers were relieved of
610.000 during the Jaminry special
Mr». Ella iluberg Tripp will pre­
•chsion, and were relieved to the sent a program of old fashioned
tune o f some $3.(MM) or $3,500 u music and songs, 'l»y a number of
day, perhaps more, .luring tihe reg­ her pupils at the
Congregational
ular session. However, this is not Church on Tuesday evening March
the kind of relief the taximycrs ex­ 28. Those participating will appear
in old fashioned costume«. There
pected.
Tliis
was
the
longest
ses­ will be no admission charged hut
a free will offering will l>e taken
sion in the history o f Oregon.
to help defray the expenses o f the
chfureh
TO BUILD MACHINE
Tripp is well known in mus-
SHOP AT REEDVILLE bal Mr*.
circles in the nortn west and
has Ix-en a r-wident o f Beaverton
A. M. Jnnnsen of the Jnnnsen the past few years.
Drilling Go. has announced that
Thi« program will undoubtedly
ground was broken Momlny morn­
lie a real treat. It is hoped
that
ing of this week for the construc­
many will tie present to enjoy the
tion of a modern machine shop on
«fforts o f Mrs. Tripp and her pupils.
»he tr-¡-angular piece qf ground just
east o f tihe J. B. Imlny A Sons feed
warehouse at Reedville. The build­ * SILENTLY PASSING
__
MB
ing will he of sheet metal a.» nearly
Mrs. Raleigh S. Robinson,
69,
fire-p roof as possible to make it
and thirty feet wide- by seventy feet Scho!!« Ferry Road died Wednesday
evening nt 7:00
Funeral will be
long.
J. A. Brownlee, who ha* renit ed held from the Congregational church
the Jnjhn Frank house there will with Rev. Chas. Clarke officiating
M. Sunday. Mrs. Rob - 1
have charge of the shop. He comes at 2:00 P
well recommended for the position inson was an old resident in this
I .-ection, having lived here 60 years.
The company will do their ov n
Interment will be in Cresent Grove
machine work as W Is brought in.
cemetery.
The inciting of citltom from d if­
ferent pari» o f Ih» county >t the
; i unity
t ourt room III Hlllsbogo
ju »l nliout filled Ui» room. The tllf-
* ring opinio;» brought out evidence
I of »tr.tfig feeling on the part of
thou advoiatng the f hue mg o f an
iiuiuv of script and aim on the purl
ol thou» who opposed the issue uf
such a medium of exchange.
Representative J. O. Johnson « d -
voeated the applying of funda from
the Rei-unni rudliun Finance Corpora-
tlon, stating that these funds were
available, (list they would be consum­
ed only us sn advsnee payment of
wl.at the Rodel al (¿uve munit *X-
| mv .ed h| pay the state for road
i ..usti ui l ’un in
1934*35, and that
'ins money should provale ample
work for all that the county should
0
7
The Last Obstacle
ID
Hold Open House
Proud Of It’s Contestants
In Declamation Contest
At Hillsboro Recently
TO DISPLAY WORK
Several N»w Students Were En­
rolled In (laoMtst Ea-it Week
“ Open House’* will be observed
throughout the
Beaverton Grade
School on F'riday. March 31. Par­
ents and friends ar« urged to com«
and see the work the children are
doing. One afternoon class will be
held and there will be one enter­
tainment
feature in each
room.
Work from various lessons ’ hrough
the entire year will be on display.
The Beaverton Grade School is
proud of its two contestants, Hel-
lie Jean Pace and Lyman Webb who
won first placs in the county de­
clamatory contest at Hillsboro on
Friday
evening.
Both
students
worked hard for the blue and white
pennant whi.h now adorns the hill.
Report cards fo r the first
six
weeks of the spring term show a
fairly large number o f pupils with
superior
attainments- By grades
these are:
•
First Grade: Honor Roll—Lorraine
Det.ney, Roy Erickson, Joan Low­
ell, Max Post and Lauren« Yaaileff.
Second Grade: Blue Cards— Pat­
ricia Mann. Janet Ackerman, Mild­
red Yates and Margie Boxicli.
Third Grade: Honor Roll— Louis
Wilson. Honorable
mention— May
Casola, Maxine Cady, Louise How­
ard, Mary Wilson. Clarence Ayles-
worth, John Bozich, Dayton Biel-
man. George DesBrissay, Jack Kirk­
patrick and Robert Sayre.
Louis
Wilson was h'shest in Bonus points
Fourth Grade Honor Roll: Agnes
Wegener. Honorable mention: Em­
ma Kehrli, Richard Lincoln, Teruko
Nagae. Kathleen Wolfe. David Mc-
Mir.n, Hallie Jean
Pace,. Agnes
Wegner was highest in bonus points.
Fif.h Grade Honor R oll: Lewis
Emmons and Mary Bozich. Hon­
orable mention: Einori Nagae and
Kenneth Trofton.
Sixth tirade Honor Roll: Lillian
Jacobs. Honorable mentiori: Cath­
erine Van Kleek. Elaine McMinn,
Jane
Domogalla.
Highest
bonus
points, Anton Bozich.
Seventh Grade Honor Roll: Ly­
man
Webb-
Honorable
mention:
Gene Brown. Jack Griebel, Shig-
er.ari N sx »c > K<as Newton, Louts
Kucheck, Donald
Short, Barbara
Wildrnan. Lyman Webb was a lap
highest in Bonus Points.
Fiighth grade. Blue Cards. Rus­
sel Hule:t and Donald Savrte. Hon­
orable mention, Miriam Doty, Mar­
jorie Allen. Phyllis W ildman, Mari­
an Metzler, Florence Vasiliff, Clara
Kehrli. Marian Boyson and Robert
> Jackson.
(Several new students enrolled in
the grade school last week, includ-
| ing Floyd Conklin, Edwin Conklin
; Kathryn
Harris. Barbaia
Miller
and D.-nali Harris.
The eighth grade enjoyed a half
j holiday on St. Patricks Day for
! good attendance.
Mrs. Hohlstien visited the school
, on Monday.
] The second grade has some new
playmates this week. They are the
courtesy children. Pardon Me, E x­
cuse Me, Please, Thank You, You're
! Welcome and I'm Sorry.
I GUN CLUB DEFEATS
IT S
OPPONENTS
In the third round o f the Oreg-
onian Trapshooting tournament held
last Sunday, theWashington county
*eams (75) defeated Salem (72), St.
Johns (72) and the Dalles (71) and
tied with Bend and Corvallis (75)
each- In the tie of Marc), 12th with
Lewiston. Winchster. and Washing­
ton county is still a tie.
Charles Follette, H, S. Davis and
Oscor Shiffer each made perfect
«cores. Other scores were:
Albert Rossi, 24; Elmer Hamilton,
23; Jqhn Corrierri 23; Seth Miller,
21 and J.A. Irmler, 10.
CONGREGATIONAL
C. E. HOLDS PARTY
The Young People's Christian En­
deavor society o f the Congregation­
al church gave a party at the church
on Friday evening.
Many lively
game« were played after
which
cake and hot chocolate were served.
About twenty five members
and
friends of the society were present.