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* The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUME XII, No. 33
Beaverton Oddfellows
is
Thirty Year Jewel 1* Pre
sented
At
Meeting
To J. A. Schultz
GIVE SECOND DECREE
Visitor* Prex-nt Inrludr Hum«- From
Hillsboro. Tigard, California
Monday «verting wait a busy ore
at the Heavertoti Oddfellows Lougc
hall. The Second degree wan eon
ferrrd on two candidates, ballots
w«rv cast on 01 « candidate, and
installation of the officers for the
ensuing term comprised some uf
the more important matters hand-
lid.
The degree team did a splendid
job consi«lering the meager oppor
tunity for practice they had oeen
allowed.
Visitors
from
Tigard,
Hillsboro ami one from out of the
state pronounced the work of the
degree staff very good.
The presentation of a thirty-year
Jewel by the Deputy Grand Master
was one of the events which has
been looked forward to with consid
erable
pkarar*.
and which was
carried out very nicely by iiugii
1-ewis. The jewel was presented to
Mr. J. A. Schultz who liven on
the Farmington road just nuutli of
St. Mary's of the Valley school.
The officers installed are J. 11.
Hulelt,
Noble
Grand;
Raymond
Heard, Fast Grand; Ferdie turn
nt«Hi, Vice (iraml; C. J. Stevens,
Warden;
Dewey Drortiaugh, Cor.
ductor; L. K. iiumberg, Chaplain;
K. Chamberlain, K.S.N.G.;
L. L.
Myers, L.S.N.G.;
S. G.
Rogers,
R S. V. G.;
Ira I«ee, L.S.V.ti.;
K. R. Sheets, Inside Guardian, A.
Denholm, Outside Guardian.
Visitors included
A. J, Schultz
from California,
R. Bcuinish
of
Hillsboro, Chas. and Curtis Tigard,
1 a M. Krickson and
H. Gaarde
from Tigard.
Mr. Krickson stated that he came
In the interests of the Oddfellow
county picnic, which will be held
in the near future, the date not
having yet been set.
Cominittres to help with the work
of the
Three Link
Association
which is to meet here in Leaver-
ton on the evening of July 27 were
named,
one committee
to Unsist
with the program and another to
assist
with the preparation
and
serving of refreshment .
Perhaps it ia n«t out of place
to state here that Heuvei ton l-odgc
meets every Monday evening
at
their hall on Hast Hroadwuy. Visi
tors are nlways welcome, an., *•«
meeting the third degree will be
conferred on the largest class in
some month*.
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, July 13, 1934
RUTH ELLEN HAWLEY
v» J&D 8 MUSSEL GRANT
iVins Ruth Klien Hawley, daugh-
'ii 01 m r. and Mia. it. It. itawiey
01 Portland
and Harold
Russell
Gram, son of Mr. ana Mrs. Geo.
Grant of Beaverton, were united
in man aige at tne home ot the
bim es puniits at 0.00 p.m. Sat-
uiday evening, July 7, with l i ’f.
Ci.**.
inns«'
officiating.
I he bride wore a gown of white
silk crepe and curried a shower of
p.nk «ones. r>ne was auenueu by
her s.ster,
Miss r.veiyn Hawley,
win» wore green uU crepe and also
car ried pink roses.
Kuiph Urant was best man for
bis brother. In- rooms were beau-
liiuliy decorated in a color scheme
ot pink.
After the ceremony
the guests
were served with a wedding din
ner.
Mr, Grant is a graduate of the
Beaverton high school. Mrs. Grant
received her education in the Port
land schools.
1 he young couple will make their
home in Portland.
DATE is SET FOR
t u b e r c u l in
t e s t in g
Tubcicul.n testing of the children
of Sherwood will be done on July
2/th, at the school gymnasium.
1'luus laid at tne Regional Child
Wellare Conference of the Ameri
can Legion and the annual meet
ing uf ihe Washington County Pub
lic Health Association resuueu in
the formation uf this Clinic, which
will be carried out with the co-
operuliun aid sponsorship of both
organizations.
1 lanspoi tation of a few children
from out lying sec.ions will be un-
cer taken by the Legion and Aux
iliary. Assistance will be given Dr.
W. F. Rucker, lxg.on
representa
tive and loeui physician, Miss Mar-
gaiut Dixon.
Washington County
Health .Nurse, a'-d members of the
Auxiliary. Funds from
the 1933
■ule of Christmas Seals will b*
used to provide X-rays for special
cases whose parents are unable to
do this necessary part in the pro
gram of prevuiding tuberculosis.
KELLEY’S
VISIT HIS
TORIC CHRIST CHURCH
Congratulations
have l>een re
ceived by Joy Huiell from Mis.
Frank Kelley, who said that while
visiting the Congressional Library
in Washington, D. C., from where
she was writing, she had read of
the Hill-boro Fourth of July cele-
biation in the Portland Oregonian.
She also sent a picture of the
interior of Christ Church, which she
visited last Saturday
in Alexan-
dr.a, Virginia. The picture showed
the pew occupied by George Wash
ington when
he attended
church
there. The building was built in
1773.
After services one Sunday
morning m 1774, in the shadow of
SPONSOR SH EEP SHOW this church General Washington ad
vocated withdrawing allegiance from
First annual Forest Grove Na King George and stated that he
tional Bank 4-H Sheep Show will would fight to uphold the inde
be held Saturday, July 21. in tin- pendence of the colonies.
Fcndall hardware warehouse acros
from
the City Hall
in Forest PORTLAND CLUB AND
Grove. John Thornburgh, president
I a JC a L
CLUB MEET
o f the bank, in sponsoring this
sheep contest says that u few
Past Noble Grand f lubs of : ea-
sheep have an economic place on verton Rebekah Lodge and Colum
most of our Washington County bia Rebckah Lodge
of
Portland
farms. This is the first year of held a joint meeting
Wednesday
the contest, and 18 4-11 club mem at the home of Mrs. Cora Crane,
bers are enrolled.
who is a member of both cluos.
Classes of breeding ewes, year
Luncheon was served in the grove
ling ewes, a nd ewe lambs will be adjacent to the home, and was fol
by the
regular
business
shown with five premiums awarded lowed
in each class. An exhibitor s rib meetings of both Clubs.
bon will be given to each club
Thirty members were present,
member exhibiting, as well as place and spent on enjoyable atternoon
ribbons for the premium winners. together.
Birthday
anniversaries
Frank Brown of Carlton, one of observed were those of Clara Par
the best known Hampshire sheep kinson and Rose Stevens.
breeders in Oregon,
from whom
many of the boys bought
their
foundation stock, will give the boys
HONOR OF BIRTHDAY
a blocking and fitting demonstra
tion. Nearly a month and a half
will
elapse
between
the
lank
Mrs. J. R. Talbert entertained a
Sheep Show and the County Fair group of little folks with a picnic
and during that time the boys will at l^iurelhurst Park in Portland,
be able to do much to their sheep Friday in honor of her little daugh
so that any boy not placing up at ter Virginia's 3rd birthday. After
the Bank Show may still hope to enjoying themselves playing in the
they were served
birtnday
win with his sheep at the later park
cake and other refreshments. The
fair.
little guests were Shirley and Doro
Lee Carr, Joan Claussen, Ro
ELMER W ALTERS SUR thy
berta, Pat and Mike
McKloskey,
PRISED ON BIRTHDAY and Carolyn Talbert. Mrs. Talbert
w*s assisted by Mrs.. Carr, and
Elmer Walters was pleasantly sur Mrs. McKloskey.
prised with a party in honor of
hiB twenty-firat birthday,
Friday. BEAVERTON GRANGE
June
29- The evening
was spent
WILL HOLD MEETING
playing games. Refreshments were
served.
The Beaverton Grange will meet
Those attending were: May and
Will* Shipman,
Winnifrrd Uerst, at 10:30, Saturday morning, July
All
John Thompson, Rosa Newton, Mar 14, for the regular session.
members are urged to be present
jorie
Johnson, Carson Murray, Ev
elyn
Walters, Fideal
Hall, Freda at this meeting. During the lecture
and
Gertrude Merrit, Roger John hour the Rev. Mr. Snyder of the
Methodist Church
will
son, Rose Thompson, Ruth Hopper, Sellwood
Kenneth Smith,
Doreen Malcohm, speak on “ Constructive Thinking
Robert Walters, Charles Walters, About a World in Confusion.” The
Phyllis White, Bertha Shipman, and roll call will be “ Your choice of
prose or poetry.”
Elmer Walters.
F. G BANK PLANS TO
PICNIC GIVEN IN
Premium Lists For
State Fair Issued
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
“THE OREGON TRAIL”
— EUGENE PAGEANT
The Oregon Trail, thiee-day e-
pic to be staged in Eugene Juiy
2ti, 27, and 28 will again
have
Bisie waikei. aasl . ocuui master
three main attractions me huge
Gene Brown, James Miller, Jack
pageant with a cast of 2UUU eacn Reeves,
Bill Siddens
and
Lisle
night, the pioneer paiaue aid the Walker
are n >w at Meriwethei, u
The Purses and Premiums parade of progress, but earn win paiadi-. of ail local scouting aativ- ^CllOOi d i b i t ' s
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oe presented on a g*ea^er scaie
¡tie-
They left Portland exny
O r g a n is e d B y P .-T . A .’»
As Listed
Will Total
than in 1929 when -i.e-e events We ne.miay for the camp which is
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won national attention, it was de near ’-■'and lake. Oregon.
In oOmt* L o c a l i t i e s
About $50,000
clared, when a tuiai tuetk-up of
At the home of Mr. and Mrs.
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plans was made by ofnciats.
fo r the pagutnt ail of the out Reeve, last Friday. Six scouts met DEFECTS N EED FIXING
ADD
NEW
DIVISIONS
play«d lawn games and tennis, and
standing episode# of 1929 nave been
ate most dei.cious refreshments.
Max Gehlhar Will Be The Direc relamen, * 1*1 a numoer have been Werds alone cannot and did not do Dependable Medical Officer Should
added to make this Winning tpec-
ice criam,
cake,
Be Chosen For Examination
tor of the Annual Kvent
lucie complex., g w . Lions anmn, justice to the
-
director surtes. 1111 s will open this cookies and candy the scouts had.
We li come again sometime, Mrs.
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Premium lists
announcing
the year with a miniature cove.eu wa Reeves!
A complete physical
check
up
for eacn child wno is to start
73rd annual Oregon mat« fair were gon tram, in wn.ch o00 cnnuien o
unday morning Russel Hulett,
school next fail snouid be taken
received here tni* week with tha 10 3 years of age win .* „« part.
•ales listed as September 3 to 8. Haiti wagon wilt have a driver, Robert Jackson, Lisle Walker ana as in« responsibility of his lather
Opening day is again Labor Day, a ''lady" in old time dress, aim Orin Zimmerirkn returned from and mother. Early attention to this
the regular July hike. Besides work, ^ is strongly advises because any de*
and thousands are expected to jam two boys as ‘‘oxen.'
Cowboys on Shetland ponies will the scout# went on a paper chase lect* wmen m*gnt bo detected may
tne gates *s they did i**t year.
With a blue ribbon as cover de rule alongside. The “ trail" will be nnd a darkness hike. Camp atten- oe corrected and tne cnild return«*!
-o normal some time before he is
sign, the ls>34 state premium list harassed by little brown-skinned dance subst.tutes for this hike.
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j *0 launch upon h.s new career as
1 * an atti active little book. And Indians, in full regalia.
Other episodes tu be added in JUDGES DECIDE W IN-
more attractive are the thousands
a school boy or a senaol girl.
of dollars of premiums listed on the clude the Cnampoeg event, a range
V’ lTU Q
i v C D Y T t 'C T
In a f* w instances school clinics
•'2 pages witnin it# covers. Accor scene of cowboys herding cattle
‘
11'
C U t N I M I nave
organized for tm# pur-
ding
to
Max Gehlnar, director, and yodelling under tne stars, an
pose by parent teacner associations.
After weeks of careful consider- inese are to be commenued because
purse# and premiums will total a- impressive world war scene and
war memorial, and a hectic climax ation and checking, the judges in many cnilaren are included
oout $6u,000.
who
the Chevrolet “ Tive-Mile Ride es- »vauui not oinerwise have the ad-
This year's premium list, of which ot modern days.
nurt Brown Barker, vice-presi say contest, sponsored by Chevro- -an.age of any pi.ystcai inspection
6,(H>0 were mailed out, contains the
.argest number ot classifications, dent of the University of Oregon, let dealer# throughout tne North- nau tne doctois and F .-i. A. wora-
ana individual premiums ever. AU has been selected for tne leading west have arrived at their dec sions eis wno nave assisted with tfiese
premiums are practically doubled role of “ spirit oí the Pioneer . and anounce this week the winners “ i« to be Heartily congratulated,
Such an inspection must be con-
over last year and many are near Mr. Barker, donor of the lamed of a brand new 1934 knee-action
siueied a» second cnoice and can-
ly at tne 1931 level— the last year pioneer mother statue on the u- Chevrolet and $500 in cash.
May Lisk of Seattle i* adjudged noc ^ •“ vised as a sabstnute ior
tnat the state appropriated money niversity campus, and an autnonty
for tne fair. Tne cattle division on pioneer lore, is tne son of pio- the winner of the new Chevrolet. “ n mnvidual pnysjcai examination
neeig who came to Oregon byf Second award of $150 in cash goes “ l u ,e Pnys‘c*»“ » ofnee when no to
s especially high.
and motner can be present,
Higtil.ght in the dairy products covered wagon. He is the unani to S. S. Dinsmoie of lacoma. ivan
mous choice of the entire state for W. Elder of Portland won mird '>nd J u r a to r y tests
which the
division this year is a new class the part.
prize of $100 and A1 Sherman of JUCl0r advlse« can, be made- Thu
milk and cream.
For a uairy-
surely deserves
as
The huge stage for the pagutnt Seattle was fourth, earning $.5 in - xam*nauon
minaed ».cite like Oregon this is
is designed by Fred Harris, na cash. Fifth prize of $50 in casn ,uucn attention a« motner givea to
exp.c.ed to prove outstanding.
tionally known for his work in goes to Louis W. Beck of VValla “ er sPr‘ n8 house cleaning, and os
For the soap carver, miniature this field. It will be skillfully con Walla. Winners of the next five “ lucn a* fatcer
gives to over
boat builder and follower of a hob structed on wheels, so thai com prizes of $25 each were Eleanor ‘-auling his car.
by, the "hobby fair” , under tne Art plete changes
of scene . can be Francis
Brown,
Wasco, Oregon;
fe w house wives
would check
department si.ould be most welcome. made in an instant while the Thomas L. Flynn, EUensberg; F. «*» to the numoer ot evawebs to
A junior and senior
division is lights are “ blacked out.” 'The e- H. Sylvester, Olympia; Euna Hen- -*e removed, the amount of dirt to
listed. Also there are cassea for vent will again be staged on Hay drick, Monmouth, Oregon, and E. oe secured trom
tne lioors and
curio, antique and natural history ward field, which will have a seat E. Rairdon, Morton, YNasnington.
walls, ana tne number of tin cans
gatherers.
ing capacity of more than ti.OWJ
Thousands of excellent essays accumulated in the basement, and
As usual a liberal allowance has persons eacn night.
weie received. Tne writers wer* re- -hen content herseif
witn naving
been made for the Future Faruers
The pioneer parade on July 27 quned to tell m taeir own words b»aue such a survey; yet mstay m«»-
of America. A butterfat cost con will be representative of the en why Chevrolet says o* us 1934 “ lers
iatners wd* permit cav-
tent for F.r'.A.'a will yield ♦457.50 tire state, and relics from scores of product, “ Drive jt only five miles, ‘ ‘es G) go unfilled, diseased ton-
in premium« as well as $110 pre cities, communities, and homes have ana you 11 never be satisfied witn sl^*
remain,
crossed eyes
to
miums for- egg feed cost contest. been sent in to Cal Young, chair any otner low-priced car. So out- “ Dl4'a ciossej and poor vision to
All in all, the 1034 state fair man, as entries. A herd of wild stanoing were tne essays tn*t the KO uncorrected.
premium i>s. has kept abreast of cattle will be driven through the judges we«e uriaole to arrive at a
spring house cleaning and health
the better limes. It offers greater streets, pioneer scenes will be re decision until a short time ago, al- examinations mignc wen go band
pu.ses and premiums to exmbitors. enacted on floats. a nd many genu thougn toe contest closed May 31st. “ t hand for as one is to tuc nouse
ine covered wagons will be in the
The judges included Waiter R. 50 13 lfte otner to the mun-uua«.
May, general manager of lue Port- in ® mosc aingent ot nouse wives
LAURA STALDER GIV line.
cuamber of to m - w U stro«S‘y resent any sugges-
All communities of importance in land, Oicgon,
EN SURPRISE PARTY the state, as well as more tnan merce; juuge Hall S. Lusk ot the l'” n inat tne need °*
former
150 firms and organipations, will Circuit court of Muitnoman County, as arisen Decause of duties neg
tne year,
ana
A most pleasant surprise party have entries in the “ Parade of Oregon, and J- P. Segners, Secre i.c.e a tnrouguoui
in honor of Laura Stalder's birth Progress” to be held July 28. This tary of the Oregon Cnapier of the *t is tne most fastidious homema-
day was given at the homh of will deal with modern, up-to-date Society of Automotive Engineers. xer w.10 is most tnorough in tne
Magladry, former Tney rated the essays by number, performance o* this annua« duty.
Mr. «nd Mis. Sam Olds at the Old Oregon. Jack
Meadow Farm, Wednesday evening. state senator and one of the bes> and were entirely unaware of tne 1 <ie is.le r ought to oe tnougni ot
Games were played upon a beau known men of the state, is again identity or audrers of the winners
.th«
1 * * ’ anJ , l “ e
until after they had arrived at -•irvi- es
a well qdalif.ea M.edicai
tifully lighted yard. A huge bon a chairman of the parade.
person in whom great coiu.uwicc
So that all residents of Oregon taeir final decis.ons.
fire was built for a marshmallow
roast. Lovely refreshments were unable to attend may have a first
receive
their ‘s pUctíü‘ snou!d ^ 3<;CUIeu‘
Tne winners will 1------
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niay be found laat as will*
served, after which dancing was hand account of the event, an en pr.zej witnin a few days.
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doors a
the diversion. Those present were: tire section of seats have been set
Margaret Schultz, Clara Trachsel, aside at the pageant for Oregon POULTRY CONVENTION ^
.V c n S T S
Irene Hansen, Evelyn Walters, Lois newspapermen. They will be fur
B e II e LD
A G A I N be noce»sary so
too muen wear is
Meade, Ruth Smith, Edith Stoffer, nished complee data to aid them in \\ l L l ^
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not piacad upon
one spot, but ai-
Laura Stalder, Verna Stabler, A g writing material for their publica
Poultrymen of Washington coun togetner and Hi toe rong run 11
nes Whittier, Roger Johnson, Mar tions.
The seat sale for
the pageant ty will be interested in the an "'■li probuoiy be found tnat a sav
vin Stalder, John Hansen, Frank
13 now open, and reservations may nouncement
just made from
the ing nas resulted because of “ eariy
Whittier, Roy Smith, Lysle Smith,
be made
by writing
to Oregon Poultry
Departme.M
of
Oregon u.oco.ery
.. _ .. with tne increased caan-
Donald Walker, Iver Johnson, Don
„ 7 :
.
..
. ces ior eany recovery . Most cer-
Trail headquarters, Eugene. Char „ State ' College
that
the annual
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ald Stalder,
Ray
Hemrich,
Joe
iMiniy with tne e.vannnatiou
weu
ges for this event have been ma
State Poultry . Canvention will be uvme and recommenuauons carriea
Jackson, and Eleanor Hemrich.
terially lowered this year, and the , ,
parades will again be free to the held again this ye ir. One impor- oa„ a greaier St,nse oi seCul lly W1U
tant cha.ge should be borne in resuu ana an increased iwning ox
public.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
mind, namely, tlat instead ot the weii oeiiig and tne joy ox living
three-day convention and discussion
ae increased.
MEETS AT MRS. BOGE’S OLD TIME DANCE
it has been cut to one day. The
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The Ladies Missionary society of D RAW S M ANY COUPLES time announced is Friday, July 20. j ' ( ) l \ T *
HO e STEIN
This will
be held
at the State
U
l
the Church of Christ held their
PlLxNlU IS PLANNED
The old time dance, given in the College as usual. Word from the
meeting at the home of Mrs. V.
.
Wednesday
evening, poultry department indicates that
C. Boge on
Lake road,
Friday. Huber Hall,
a successful affair.
A nice poultr.vraen over the state request
Tuesday, July l , iS the date set
Thirteen ladies were present.
A was
luncheon was served at 1:00 o'clock crowd attended, and all say that that this be held as usual but tnat for the ann-ai warning ion county
nolsie.n picnic at Ginaow & Son*
after which Mrs. Boge was sur- j they had a good time. The dance the time be cut to one day.
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ranen. E«ih year the Holstein ciub
prised with a shower of beautiful was sponsored by the Civic Emer
gifts.
gency Federation.
DAUGHTERS OF VET-
‘nvites a“
“ “»> —m-
p p x V C U i l T ' D i r i v i r t>er* 10 *‘ s d“ nua‘ picnic. A judg-
E i I t A n o n r t V Ci I l E l s l C
¡ng contest
will be held in
the
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morning. Lunch and ice cream will
Tiir B um tagle. “ I C m Abolirh CMld Labor Only Teaporcrily h i
The Beaverton tent of Daughters he served at noon. H. A. Mathie-
of Veterans of the Civil War, held sen, western field representative of
Yoo CaB Pir-*-»' ’ • Do Away With It
their annual picnic
last Monday the
American
Hoiatein-Friesiwn
*t the home of Mrs. Rebecca El- Association
will be one of
the
lerson.
speakers. S. B. Hall, county agent
At this meeting the Queen of ox Multnomah county, who was the
the “ Happy Days” celebration, Miss delegate to the National Holstetn-
Joy Hulette, was present, dressed Friesian convention tnig year will
in her royal robes, and received report on the national meeting,
many honors. Queen Joy was spoil- Lindow and Sons ranch is on the
sored by the Daughters of Union North Plain*« x ortland road about
V eterans.
tnree m.ies west of Cedar Mills.
Several members of Mary Logan
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tent of Portland, were present and VISITORS RETURN TO
a pot luck dinner was served to
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,
w l u . , |V
quite a large crowd in the
beau-
x lU iv lE
IN
W IBAUX
tiful yard at Mrs. Ellerson’s home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bell and two
Ted McCann and Donald Richard- ohildren from Wibaux, Mont., who
son visited Ted s uncle, Mr. Ed have been guests during the past
MeCann in Oregon City on Monday, two weeks, of Mr. Earl’s brother,
They also visited with Ted s
aunt, ^
Bell returned to Wibaux, the
Mrs. Mary Baker.
^
of th# week Th#y
r#.
Every Child Urged
t Ulus*
The Masonic and Eastern
Star turn a little later in the seaaon
picnic at Avalon park Sunday was to make their home here in Ore-
well attended by members of both Ron. Mrs. 0. E. Bell, mother of
organizations,
their families
and Mr. Bell, is making her home with
friends.
Swimming
and
games her gon on Cooper mountain for
were enjoyed by many.
the present.