4. University Library Cf T he B ea ver ton R e v ie w ________ The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively To The Interests Of Eastern Washington County. VOLUM E XI No 22 Single Copy, 5 Cents Well Water Is Given A Warm Reception Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon. Friday, ¡April 28, 1933 ■® GOVERNM EN T PLANS $1.50 Per Yeai EASTER PAG EAN T IS PRESENTED FOR REFORESTATION ■ Wilfred Grossen of Hillsboro Rt. j The Eastev pageant which was 1 and the son o f Mr. and Mife. I . | At the meeting of the various to have been given at the Christian! Grossen has completed six years County committees in the Court I church oo Easter Sunday, but due in 4-H club work. i House in Portland on Thursday, to unavoidable circumstances had Wilfred for the first two years April 20 th,, Raymond B. Wilcox | | to be post-pened was presented o f his club work was a member o f ! outlined the program for the Gov- the Oregon Brown Swiss Calf clu b , ernmentReforestation Work, - j last Sunday evening to a large aud- ’ _ _ West Slope Residents, In in Muitinomah county. Washington County’s quota will Union And Tua’itin View iellce- The characters portrayed . In April 1929 he purchased a be sixty-two men. These men are were Mary Magdalene, Ruth Hop- TWO Hundred fifty Dele dignately Protest To Schools Win Most Points registered Holstein heifer calf from ! to be 18 to 25 years o f age inclu- per; Mary the Mother, Mrs. Spring- o - i t o « \1ppf H p r p F o r City Officials C-;.mile 11 Brothers herd of register-j sive and should be men who have er; Salome, Frances Jenne; the ® A In Track Meet ed Holsteins. At that time the dependants. They are to be drawn I disciples, Mr, T B Harris, Roy Evening Gathering R«ck Creek Calf club 'was organized Irom tne regular unemployment Shipman and Harold Stump; An­ H O U SEW IV E S’ IRATE TO TAKE _____ PICTURES and he was taken in as a charter registeration files of Washington gels, Imogens Smith and Marjorie DANCE IS HELD Beavert°n W ater Is Turned Into member with Donald and Earle Jos- County and the first sixty-two m en! Vaccinations S"J!th ™ d Marjorie Johnson. Pre­ sy, Robert Toelle and Frances and registered who qualify as to age «wwity Pupils Rece ve ceding the pageant the choir gave Mains By W S Water Supt Alan Detrick. These members elect, and as to their necessity for unenv-i l rom Local Physician^? : several selections. The church was Mr Claude Barrick Of Tillamook a E . H. Jossy for their leader. ployment wiU be taken. | I ______ beautifully decorated for the oc- Gives The .\\ain Address “ Tihe Water Question” , which has At the 1929 County fair Wilfreds The men will be required to efti- In the qualifying track and field casion lain dormant fo r some time has suddenlv assumed amazing orooor- calf plac,‘d first in th* cluh clas^ ro11 fo r a Period of six montlis but. | meet held here Saturday, Union Probably the largest number of tions We have reDorted from time ard second in the °Pen ‘• ‘ lass. He if at any time during this six School and Tualatin View School | out of town people ever gathered tn th„ Hivilnwmpnt nf th.. pIaced fourth in the showmanship months they should secure employ-1 succeeded in qualifying the most HEILDBERG GARDENS TO H A V E OPENING! at one time in 'Beaverton attended w„,, f t h it im p th«. con. ^'ont« st- Wilfred was also on the ment elsewhere or should their entrants for the .inal meet at For- --------- [ the conference of the Eighth Difl- . __ . ,:i judging team that represented health break down they will be re-! est Grove on May 6th tract was let last fall until until Mr. and Mrs. J. L . Connelly trict of Biwanis here Wednesday, V/ashington county at the state fair, leased from their enrollment. Any i In the upper divis. hi » meet in the recently. Everybody has been anx- At the 1930 County fair he won men accepting this work will be aftertioon, .Tigard qtalified, thi|nty and Mrs. Zelma Roy are opening April 26. Seats were set for 250 iously waiting the time when, the the gymnasium ut the high several more premiums. obliged to assign the larger p^rt1 entrants in the van »us events. up a new business just east of town in water should be turned into the city A t the 1931 'County fair he w as' of his wages to dependant relatives, Beaverton was a close .eeand, with in wh»t is known as Woodland school where the evening meeting mains and Beaverton would really I Acres. Heildberg Gardens is the was held. Upwards of eighty from the highest scorer in the judging1 Tne men wilt receive their" food twenty-four qualifying be using its own water. During their study of t. e Amer-1 they have chosen for their out of town attended the afternoon Saturday Henry Dahl, superinten­ contest. Wilfred’s two heifers bro’t clothing and room and $30.00 per ican flag, ..... the .. fourth grant pupils “ '»Mishment which is located one meeting which was held in the dent o f the West Slope water dis­ him a first and second and he was month and of the $30.00 peh month in flairs Oi other ml,e east of town °n the Bertha- Beaverton Community building, judged best brown Swiss showman it is expected lhat they will J "* >’ became interested trict, acting under or rather with They discovered pictures J^averton 'Highway. ¡lately purchased through the efforts at the fair. quired to assign $24.00 to depen- j countries e ^ c o ^ n U s i o n e r s ^ t ^ e d The'V Jav- j A t the 1932 County fair his sen- dants. ! of flags o f the various countries' s . Roy has been a resident of of the local Kiwanis club, erton city water into the mains of , y, lng helfer Plated first- He The men who are chosen by the could be found ¡n their dictionaries. thttt section for some time and her The program at the afternoon the West Slope district. Sometime P , d se1cond’ He »¡s« Placed sec- County Relief Committee wiU be After learninK the Flag Salute, each ma"y / rlends extend their best meeting was all one could expect later one o f the West Slope resi- °[ld ln the Bl&w'n Swiss Showman- sent to Portland and enrolled by pupil drew pictllres df the flags wishes for the success o f their un- of such a meeting and the evening dents is 3 S said to being a mem- the United States . Army in the| . of other countrieith a t proved in -, dertaklng’ session certainly gave those who U C IU Ô U ttlU tU n have a v e a approached u t n u d u i c u f , hip c? 4? ntf 41 st ’ TV Besides 1 ^ -, u w ici _______ = __ The formal opening will take Mayor Fisher, Recorder Smith, w a t - 1 * 01 tbe ^ Creek Calf club he Civilian Conservation Comp, and ■ terestîng to .......... him t*r superintendent Goyt and others to the Corn Huskers . corn Will will receive a physical examination, examination j f iftb grade geography class Place Saturday. Workmen are busy tainment that can be secured. er Oregon Purebred by an Army physician. Upon accep- ^ piannjng a j ourney through South decorating, painting, putting in ca- “ Andy” Anderson, president of of the city government and they club and the tance they will be ordered to Vain- America. This journey will com-1 binet work and m»king the place the local club opened each meeting declared emphatically that they Eivestock Breeders Association. couver Barracks or to Fort Stevens plete their trave]s f or the year. ¡attractive. The opening night t h e r e -----—...............— and after making a few pleasant knew nothing of the West Slope i ic members o f the Rock Creek for preliminary training and they; qThjg week the second grade has sev^ral attractions, orche®- remarks turned the meeting over w ater. to the district officers. Governor However, it has developed that Dairy club planning on attending will be equipped with clothing o f becn panning a Journey through ra entertainment, etc. summer school at Corvallw a uniform tvne. South America. This journey will ________ ” ____________ - Gault Patton who hardly needs Dahl, with the consent o f H. E. 4-H Weed, one o f the West Slope com- j Do>n Jossy, Wilfred At the completioi of this p ielirn .1 compi€te their travels for the year. ' ¡ M A N Y A l 'T F i N D T H E tenant-Ck)vernor Walter Potter of iaissioners and we believe o f others t ^en, ai Joasy, hiances De- inary training they vvill be sent to This week the second grade has! MISSIONARY C I j A S S Portland and Secretary Harold Casih- had turned the well water into the tn i h and. Raym«>nd W.smer. camps in the National Forests Na- bpen s t u d y i n g aboljt the measure- C L .A & S Jl>nes. West Slope mains. It would seem ^ h,s scnolar- t.onal Parks or State Forests where ments of rtg a n d p in ts , W lThirty. two ladies were DresenJ The entertainment numbera of strange that these men would turn ^ P Dorn Currys grocery store at they will njma.n for a period of six childpen have tried to think of m any1 at the Th^sdav m o r n T n ^ M i.E ™ the eVen'n* lJroKram included “ Beaverton’s water into their mains 1 “ “ lo . for beln* t ,e outstanding months. Each of these forest cam p .; thi that are measured by quarts study Class at the violia 8010 by P rof’ Herst of Sea' without some o f the Beaverton city . ^ 1Vldua. n -vestock club work, will have a personnel of 215 mer, and ints M ¡e „ozieh. Jack J ® , Jf R^hev T side’ rcadin^ by Mrs‘ Kimm- wiie officials at least giving them t h e !1*11" W,U be ,Don s fourth “ me at under thecom m and o f three Army, Wri£?bt Mlldreed Yales. Joas Win-1 : with . l ' the.y 1 t h e President of the Vancouver Wright. Mildreed Vales, Joas Win-1 devotional service an interest- summer school. authority. W .lfr r • . u 1 ° fficeT?’ Each o f these camps ^11, d o ^ |-ld C h ria tin e 'w o lfe h a v e b h e T n " our I C’ Ub a n d tw o «"joyable solos by Wilfreu Grossen received h.s be self operating-with its own , cooks gUrs on tbp bpa,th cbart i m ! T „ " u."1 Cault lo t io n , who hardly needs The user first noticing the water' „ in the West Slope mains being df- f hoiai 3h‘P from the Oregon state and equipment. The wages of the Jackie Miller and Lorraine D en-1 M-,r8r J ' F ' rF€' f f r KT tv, ^ introduction lo Beaverton.’ on Government relations en- ferent said lhat he liked tea and'.1“ “ U ™.d toJ P.^ding second in men, the purchase of equipment are tbe neV il# who have diana" M 'ra's'hanno” n 'd im u to ; j i the In- rh ^ e numbers were greatly h O m C j m ir a t i K ir o il n r iu a la t y t u i f a ih u A f that he could not drink the tea lhat lbe. yeal;*ln* dms.ons of the Brown and o f food and supplies will all be sa;]<,d to Holland a,ml back tn Amer. J o f ^ Indian?done inffi J° yed by *“ privwle« od to • ^ r . * : ne Plctures 01 Indians done in f}i- moming1. , ^wiss. Ihis will be Wilfred s second under the direction o f the Unite«! • ma in the first grade this week. ber work; also> some paintinKS of Inquiries began to come in to the tl*ne a summer school. States Army. Barbara Miller. Merwin Boge. Hel- i ndianJi. T’hesK were her own handi- L . Cla“ d« (LB» rrick o{ Tillamook de- West Slope authorities early o n 1 . ta r l J ^ sy receivf d “ >s scholar- At (he present time there are 500 en Pos, t „ aIld Laurene Vasileff * 3 “ I Uvcred the principal address of Monday and judging from some of f i rom Oregon State fair board young men registered in Washing- %re abaent on account of ¡lines, J iu lL S the evening, other speakers includ- the stories one hears some of those ^ beinK on the outstanding crops ton County most of whom are el- The other cbildren are morc deter- b ' |d ' ** Art Steele. Past District Lieu- telephone lines must have been near { df ‘ ng: ^ »te st. Earl placed second igible for this work. Inasmuch as mined to obey the bea]tb ripr. “ Indlan s'*ver tea in the near Governor and editor of the the melting point. blg , f st. .ln. the state’ rhis wiu be Washington County’s quota is but jdjv ao bheii- attendance will he C‘ ! Clatskani Chief, who told Rome- For fear that we would not print Earl third time at summer school, sixty two men it is inevitable that perf ect f or the rest of the year / ; 1 1 ■ I r« y i J » j y » j th ing of the com mg Inte ('national ICONG L y lllJ Iv v y ii H A n convention which will meet at Los just what we were told to print, l’ >ances Detrich received her there will be many disappointments Wednesday morning Drs. Mason we suppose, we can hardly con- acholaranip from the Oregon state but the County Committee expects and Welsh administered toxin-anti-1 PORTLAND CHORAL Angeles in June; a member o f the ceive of for any other reason, newsj^a^r ^oard for winning first in the to choose the County quota from toxin and smallpox vaccine to about Seaside delegation who extended an did not get to the Review until >earlin* Holstein class, l^nis will the first sixty-fwo men regis registered twenty pupils. The Highland Congregatioal invitation to Seaside to the dis- some days later. However, a rep- be ber f°"urth year at the summer who need the work and who ha'1 This morning, Friday, a photo- church choir o f Portland, under| Irict convention which ctonvenea resentative from this paper inter- s -boot. relatives dependant upon them grapher will be at the school to the direction of Mrs. T. A. Dungan September 10, 11, 12, and a mem- Raymond VV’ismer received his viewed some of the residents oi take pictures o f the eighth grade presented Dudley Buck's great b,'r the delegation from the Dall- Westdale, Kennedy Acres, W ood- scholarshiP from the Washington GRANGE TO PRESENT studests. He will take both indi- Passion music, the "Story of the •** wbo tolii of a meeting to be land Acres, West Slope and other Cl unty Guernsey Breeders associa- . r_ . vidual and group pictures. Cross” on Sunday evening ut the btdd a * that place in May. sections being served from the line tion for being the outstanding J K A V C il^lIN G u A V l i L --------------------- local Congregational church. WiJ- The local club wishes to express which; was filled with the water Guernsey club member in Wahing- --------- Hillsboro trimmed Beaverton in lis Cady assumed tihe roll o f Pilute tlheir appreciation uf the ¡manner from the ^Beaverton well. ton Co. This will be his first year Beaverton Grange will take the a Sunset League game Sunday by and Mr. IBerg also sang one of the in which Mrs. A . Rossi handled No names will be used although at summer school, gavel to Gales Grange at Forest a score o f 11 to 6. Eratic fielding leading solo parts. Preceding the the refseshments, to the ladies who some of the ladies interviewed said, • Grove, Saturday morsing. May 6th. ' on both sides resulted in the large Choral, Rev. k . A. Dungan gave so kindly helped with the emter- “ Go ahead and use my name, if Johl? Hanson, son of Mr. and The former schedule o f taking the score< including a triple by Dick an interesting interpretation of the tainment of thu visiting ladies dur­ ing the afternoon, to those who you want to. I’ll tell anyone what Harry Hansen Portland Rt. 2 Gavel to Riverside Grange at Dilley Sutherland of Hillsboro, Buzz Bar- music m d its progress. it is like if they ask me. I was in and a member o f the Rock Creek was cancelled. helped with the decorations and \ ron came through with three out! Beaverton yesterday but no one Dairy club has been constantly Mothers Day will be observed at o f five hits including a home run. I Mr. and Mrs. D. Pitt sold three rangement of the tables, to the or- asked me ’’ writing news in the state 4-H club ..........* ecre# o f their orchard lamd to Mr. chestra, t'h« Happy llarmonizil-s T he^ rst one said, in part, “ I news writing contest for the past on May regU,ar ng children ° f *h° GrangP! 13 mCCt’ by the of the | MV. and Mrs. A . C. Chinm and and Mrs. Fellner - f Portland, Ore- furnished the music for the would not want to have that ... kind He now f has . . approxi- . „ four .„ „ .„ iv months. ,,n . grange. Rev. Charles Clarke will son, Gerald visited with relatives gon. The Fellncrs intend to build a" ce wh'ch followed; the ^peaking, and especially to the Beaverton of water. They said .t was soft! If HO inches of printed ma- Rpeak ^ (* too old. rl i of the Lodge and its organizatiora water in the boiler and put it on , Durln? John s club career he i ami gave a list o f the charter mem­ the stove, Monday. When I took the . 8 cf.IT1®” Holstein calf pro- it, y bers. Rosa Tigard gave a reading, lid o ff it looked like buttermilk.- . flIU®hin* 100", - ry year. l OO^S Lik& John is now entering businesss and the Rebekah chorus sang sev­ Another lady, the last one inter' Walter, eral selectiins. Court Whist was ‘y P Q l N O viewed, "W e do not use the West with his three brothers enjoyed later in the evening, and Slope water but you should have ii‘T man and Alfred They have \<> refreshments served. The hall was been here Monday. You’d heard “ olstJe.n ?ow? whlch chey take on the fair circuit every year. enough beautifully decorated with fruit , blossoms and wild currant. Mr. Dahl was in town soon a f­ ter we returned. "I don’t see whats The R o’ k Creek Dairy club base- fir. the matter. The government pass- ball team played their second HITEO N CLUB W ILL ed it .as safe. It grade's “ A ” game o f the season against North SEND DELEGATES 1 p r, , Those women had no business to Plains. Tihe score was 12 to 15 in \>r.‘ X I raise such a rumpus. I don’t know the Calf club’s favor. Tne team as Hiteon club met April 21 at the t ,r /; ' how it leaked out. Not a soul knew a whole played a very good game, \>*i t'ÿ home o f Mrs. Carrie Selander near of it’s being turned into our mams” — The line-up included Paul Boeckli Beaverton. There were thirteen i ^ * ra ? Cer‘ Catfh" = R -y W - ™ r . Pitcher; Joe' members and two visitors present t0'd h,m *hat We Vrlicak. first base; Wilfren Gros- to answer roll call with an Oregon »aaded more H aerala m the water. Mn third b, . e . n s toller. lU U l Flower. The Hub wtll send dele­ ’ A* That the pure, sparkbng soft wa- left field; Francj# Reirfi gates to the County F«*derstion I and AIbirt Grossen. right Meeting st Hillsboro April 28. On h i he T X tn * our wa- y r,t]d May 3 Mrs. Edith Todier Weath- be « we L do ZL, need minerals ----------------------------- ,----- -John _ . ^J... Hansen eral will be a guest of the club at t*r - Crazy Crystals Co. is making their patented name but we might the home of Mrs. Hannah Chriat* a fortune out of mineral water, bottle it ,\p and sell it ■ say. erisen at Tigard. ( .We would not like to infringe on “ Loony Beaver Water. ’’ Large Crowd Attends h i i j i q \ Spring M igration X m mu, 4 m liTZSZ. *** ran ¡ » I i