The Beaverton review., June 07, 1935, Image 1

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T he B ea verton R eview
___________ The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUME XIII, No. 27
Short Items About
People We All Know
Entertainment* are Held
Hy Organizations, and
Hy Individuals
MANY
VISITS
MADE
Coming* ami Going* ul Loral Peo­
ple ,\ r r Noted Here
Alia. M yrtle l.iv*‘i'Him,• ami I a la
» an - (ii/UHi gue-i* u[ Mi# .V|. C.
M iK w h a r , Saiklay evening.
M »» Lili an, Karl olid M 's. Alary
I. valla iiitl Ronald W hitw orth left
W n lm n la y m orning for U k r Ly­
tle fur an indefinite atay.
Air. am i Mr*. It« iph Map?» of
Sulcm ami Mr. ana Alia. Vernon
.Mapt-x of I'orlluiut visited a t thi
Stave Mopes home, D ecoration Day
M.*w B etty Ilnnaon celt-io a led „«-r
lfiUi birthday
by en tertain in g
n
p a rty of tw inty-tw ro of het young
(r end« at her home, Monday »ve-
t-ing.
Mr. and Alra. Lee W illiam s, and
d au g h ter lX eia, and IViul K ill' ei
t f Jenninga Lodge
were
Sut-iay
g u e ita at tne home of Mr. and Mr?.
H ubert Johnaton.
Mr. and Mia. F. H. Schot-ne are
1 * v ii|f Monday fo r Mexico City,
Mexico, to alterwf the In tern atio n al
R otary
Convention. They will be
gene aliout th ree week*.
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon,
time now fok fir st
CODLINC MOTH SPRAY
FIVE SEED CORN
TKIAIaS BEING MADE
Apple and peai g-owor» in the
W illam ette V.illey aliouidi apply the
firs t coven »pray now for t i e con­
trol of co d in g m< 'th, according to
H. («. Thom pson, ent< u o lu g i-t, Or-
eaon experim ent statio n .
F< r Uie
|iaat two evening) th e re has been
u conaidarable
flig h t of codling
inolha u n t eggs have been dspu»i«
ted . (finier
ordinary
W illam ette
Vulley w a t r e i co rd lions, tin ■ i- egg*
w II hatch in seven or eig h t days.
T he Npiay should is- ajuplie I c f tt e
these- eggs hatch.
T he rec"iqnM-iktcd apiuy j« p iw -
dereii
lead arse n ate used at the
ra te of .’I pom •! to 100 gallons t f
w ater. In orchard«
when- codling
moth
is not a serious
problem ,
two itoum k of p o w d eie l b-ac a -
senate to 100 g illo n a of wa't-i is
auftk'ient to give control.
Calcium a r s c ia te has been lined
»i«cco»aful!y |r> the W illam ette Vol­
ley for codiii g moth control T ests
curriail cn by the Entom ology De-
pm tm . i t
of th e O regon
E xpert -
m ent S tatio n over a period of five
year« indicate th a t undnr W illa­
m ette V alley conditions calc.urr. a r ­
senate m only slightly It** effec­
tive th an lead a r-en 'ite In Codling
m oth control.
T horoughness
of application
is
essential in codling m oth r< n tro l.
T he foliage as well as th e entire
su rface
of every upple and p is r
shi-ubt be thoroughly covered with
the spray solution if worm Injury
ir t« l>e prevente*l.
Siiecial care
should be taken in sp ray in g
the
U|»i»er portion of the tree, n* more
th a n h alf of the codling nw th tg g *
a re laid in the upt*-i th ird of the
tree.
Which
of the two varieties of
seed com , Idaho M innesota Li or
local M innesota 13,
produce* the
m ost tonnage and the boat g r a .e
of sila g e ? T his is a question ab< in
which Ihere ¡a considerable differ­
ence of op nion am ong the W ash­
ington County farm er*,
»late* L.
E. F ra rc is, A s s is ta 't C only Agen>.
Five trial* are beir.g e r n i t d on in
the county to determ ine the a ra -
w tr. These tria ls are located on
the farm * of A u g u st Itel, T uala
tin ;
J . W B atchelar.
R oute 2.
H illsboro; Cecil Heyncierickx, Route
1, C ornelius; A. F, K iahm er, Route
2 O rrn eliu s; and Jc h n Cordes, Route
1, F o re st Grove. In each tria l a
q u a rte r acre of local seed and a
________
has
q u _____
a rte r _________
acre of
Idaho seed
been planted ar.d a t the tim e they
» re ready for the aik> they will be
r u t a- <i weigher!. Records will be
taken showing t^ e relative w eights
o f g rain ami fodder and t-.tal ton
nage.
A nalyses
will be ma ie of
i|
from the two v arieties of
se»<l in order t'< determ ne w 'ich
has th e g re a te r fe e d rr" value.
The teal value
of these trials,
tc c o rd w g
to Francis, lies in the
b e t th a t if the local -ee-i proves
cquvl , , sii|« rio r to Idrho seed ir
•h« production of silage it should
open a m ark et fo r loral seed and
keep fo r th e f a r m e s of the c«u„
•x » v ira l horr-T*! dollar* which
ro w goes out fo r outside see«!.
C arl Mitpe* of S alem qiL-p, the KIWANIS CLUB VOTES
week-end here w .th hi* p are n ts, Mr,
ITS APPRECIATION
ami Mra. Steve Main-» M l. and
Alia. A. Winlcler of P o rtlan d wore
Thia w eek’s K iw anis meeting a l­
St.inlay guest* a t the Maps* home. m ost renolvod ita .lf into a m eeting
Mr». Lealie Spencer entertaineo of th a n k s foe tihe h e a rty success
th e m em bers of the Tueaday Bti(ige of th e Ju n io r F loral P arad e for
f lu b w ith a luncheon am i caide a t the success of th e Flow er show ami
her home in P ortland, Tueaday a f ­ of tbo field m eet a s well as th e
of
th e firem en ’s
«lance
ternoon. Mr*. Doy C ray won the »uooes*
w h;ch ap(>r< p ria te ly to p p id the end
priae.
of a p erfec t day.
S everal meufhoi * of the
Bethel
A m otion w as made and having
choir a re p a rticip a tin g in the vea- Ixeni duly sacon-lcd. passed u n an i­
per aervicea which will bo held a t mously
th a t th e club se cretary .
the
Roae
Bowl
in
W ashington Rev. Chas. F. C larke, w rite le tte rs
P ark, Sunday afternoon, a t 6 o’- of appreciatio n fo r tihe cordial .sup­
cloak.
port, the excellent work, and the
fo rth
which
Mr. and Mra. Willie Cady and efficient effort« p ut
children
moved bark
into th eir mjvk* the day one long to be re ­
hom e here over th e week-end. The m em bered by th is com m unity. A-
Cady’* have
been m aking
their mong th o se to whom le tte rs of
home in O regon C ity th e paat two appreciatio n w ere dir«-cte<l sent ore
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McCloskey,
years.
H onorable Geo. A iken, H onorable
Burl W ard of Kirrton apent from E. L. Ross, Wm. >F. C yrus, Mrs. L.
Ft -day to Sunday visiting w ith hia L M yers, M rs. R. M. S tew art, Mrs.
c< train,
C athryn
V anK leek.
Mra. H arris H anson, M rs. 1. R. M etzler,
Claude A nderson
of P ortland w ar F re d Goyt, th e S ta te Police, I«a
also a g u est a t the V anK leek home M em o D ean, arid Rhoda T hyng for
Sunday,
th e ir special efforts in beh alf of
Mi“» Mudetine C arlson, and Miss the success of th e event.
A nother
m a tte r
m entioned
by
Ju n e H aw orth
of D uluth,
Minn.,
le ft for th eir htuno, T uesday a fte r Pn-sidervt Richey w as th a t of m ak ­
a w eek’» vieit ut the hom ts of ing arran g em en t« fo r «<>mc sort i f
th eir aunts,
Mrs. F. 11. Sehoene inspection a n d p rom oting a clean­
up day to bo held in th e n ear fu ­
and Mrs. A. E. H anson.
ture.
Mr. and Mra. John K irby e n te r­
T he p ro g ram for th e next rr-. et -
tain ed tw enty-seven
relatives and in g
will be
in ch arg e
of Past
friends from P ortlaqd, McMinnville P resident. L eonard Adams.
and S heridan, a t th a ir home S un­
day. in honor of th e ir son Rich­
BIBLE
INSTITUTE
a rd ’s f ir s t com munion.
T he annual McKay school picnic OFFERS FREE COURSES
w ill be held a t the W hitford school
D uring th e p ast fo rty -fiv e years
grrounda Ju n e 22. Mrs. E. G. Per
men
km s. president, is p rep arin g a pio- te n s o f thouwanda o f young
n atio n alities
g ram of in te rest fo r the •*>'■ F o r­ and w om en o f m any
m e r pupils and teachers and frierd* and denom inations hove »ought free
tw in in g f«»r C h ristian
service
at
a re invited.
hom e o r abroad
offered
by T he
Moody Bible In atitu te of Chicng«.
FOREST GROVE MAN
More than 2,000 stu d e n ts enrolled
IS FATALLY INJURED in its d ay arvi evening schools best
year.
W hile
fo r certain
special
Richard Glen T hornburg, cashier courses a high school b ack g ro u n l 1»
o f th e F orest Grove N ational bank .required a n d college tia in in g dtc-
w as fa ta lly injured Monday eve »irable, y e t g ra m m a r school tra in ­
ning
in an autom obile
accident ing will a d m it to its G eneral Course.
tehan tihe c a r in which he w as rid ­ E nglish is ta u g h t to any deficient
ing failed to m ake a curve on in it* uae.
T h« Bible ran k s firs t in all I n ­
C apitol H ill highw ay n ear Multr.o-
mah station and w ont over an em ­ s titu te courses, h u t in stru ctio n is
b ankm ent. He w as taken to M ult­ furnished in such subjects as Sun­
school A dm inistration.
D aily
nom ah hospital w here bo died a- day
V acation Bible School, Gospel M u­
b o u t 2 -hours later.
Ronald Baldwin, also of F orest sic, Public Spooking. Home Econo­
Grove, d riv er o f
th e car, was mics, (Hygiene am i M anual T ra in ­
tre a te d for arm and nose fractur* ing. I-n special courses a re offered
Theology, H om iletics, Church H is­
and faco lacerations.
to ry , Apologe»tics, H ebrew . Yi-Wi-'h,
Mr. T hornburg w as the -on .if G reek,
am i m edical subjes-ts
for
M r. and Mrs. Joh n A. T h o rn b u rg of
foreign m ission work.
F o re st Grove.
T h ere o re th re e term s a year.
F all, W inter,
an d Suinmutr,
b ut
stu d e n ts m ay en ter at a n y tim e. An
illu stra te d catalogue will be nmile-d
evp request- A ddress, 1(5.1 In stitu te
Chicago Avenue
S tation,
T he flo a t being prepared by the Place,
alc-igh 4-H club U> be shown in Chicago. 111.
xe P ortlan d Roae F estival l ’ara<h-
inciting so much in terest that COUPLE ARE MARRIED
rrangi-m ents are being made for
IN PORTLAND WED.
le people of near-by com m unities
see it F rid ay m orning (to d ay ).
Mis* B arb ara
Jean n e
Sivard.
Anyone w ishing to see it will d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
nd It a t the Jam es Rose hi-me, S ivard of Aloha, and Clifford P'-h-
[o. 12E8T) on the Berth a -Bea ver- lin g e r of H illsboro w ere
m arried
m highway, at eleven o’clock ir. in P ortlan d
W ednesday afternoon
ic morning.
i a ' fo u r o’clock. T hey will m ake
Je a n M olw ner, a m em ber of the ; th e ir hom e on Oak S tre e t in H ills­
ub, will he the queen of the float. boro.
«
RALEIGH III FLOAT
TO ENTER PARADE
Subscription. $1.00 per yr. In Advance
Friday, June 7, 1933
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Is.;
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'
Council Votes Lower
City Water Rates
Minimum Charge Remains
Same But Additional Is
One Halt Lower
BY-PASS TO BE BCILT
Ten | )0| | , rM ,
fnr
f0r
S teps were taken a t thi< m onth’s
rtiru la r m eetin g of th e C ity C tun-
c * to lower the w ater cates ¡n the
d istric ts
of the city,
” "ile th e m inimum charge for wa-
te r service w as not lowered, other
changes w ere made. The Ccuncn
'" t e d to sell th e f .r - t six hundred
* t $2.00 which is the same
“ • has beer, fo r some tim e. Up to
th is tim e the next six hundreu cu-
¡¿c fue o t ,
, h t m c b a r^ ' “
hundred f a t i n ’! additional at
^ P e r „„hu,^
‘ * ? ■ N" WJ
,C,h* r*re on *<Witicnal u#e d o u r *
month» will be ju st
h ,lf
w hat ' t ^
.b ee" b tf o i«> tor
Jj* ilT*
feet w.ll be
, 2 0 °-
• « onrf
hundred feet
will be at fifteer. cents per h u n ­
d red am i th e n ex t additional will
be a t I2 % r p er hundred.
One can now u e w ate r fer wa-
\ IS1TS FRIEND HERE
JU ST
At to p , a p o r t io n o f t h e B e n t e r t o n j u n i o r f e s t iv a l p a r a d e a s it p r e ­
p a r e d to m a r c h T u e s d a y . B elo w , le f t K - h e r t A l t e r s . B e a v e r t o n t h i r d
g r a d e s t u d e n t , e n t e r * t h e "b l u e e a g l - •" in t h e j u n i o r p a r a d e . “ I t ’s t h e
blue e a g l e g e t t l n ’ b u s t e d . " he e x p l a i n s , c a l l i n g a t t e n t i o n t o r a g g e d
e d g e s a lo n g t h e w i n g s a n d g e n e r a li « b r o k e n - d o w n a p p e a r a n c e of t h e
bird. A t r i g h t . P n t r t r t a ‘•|*at" * n d M i - b a r l “ M i k e " M e d e a k e y , B e a
v e rto n tw ins.
I ’**ri Ian I \fw > -T f le g n ni
BEFORE
DEATH
«,
'
,
T ,‘
V * ,C; * n* , W4* *roclE a
T “, ' ; **1 . bv
f; ^ u Corvail,»
te l.n g her
of th e death
of her
f n e n . Mrs. H. B M urray, Mon-
«lay m orning, caused by h eart trou-
ble. Mrs. M urray had ju s t visited
from W ednesday until F rid ay , f -
ternoon
at
Mrs. C ran e’s
homo,
Sunday Mrs. C rane received a let-
ter fro n t her in which -*h.e m tr-
1 oned
th a t she worked one-hall
day S atu rd ay ir. the Oregon S tate
College business office, w here she
was reg u la rly em ployed.
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1/ i y l - / \I * n p t V L - D T A V
o .A .M V U r t S t i A V E i K I I J ^ i
WILL GIVE DIVIDEND
______
Month May ^ {i„ rn
,
K m ploym er,
t t r ng
lawns
and
for ¡rngatirg
g ard en s w ith o u t its cost am ounting
to m ore th an th e av erag e u te r can
afford to pay
This reduction ir
ra te s mean* th a t the price ot wa-
te r u s^ i for w aterin g and trrig a-
tio „ has ^
red u ceJ 5 o % .
. ,
A
r ^
County Court
in f e n c i n g th e « -
employmerxt
service
'*
■P0“ " " ’«»
P f « ly
hy th e F ed eral G overnm ent. H ere-
t° f ° re. 0^ e Cou,vt>r h* 8 on‘y
l’
^
PeT^ m° ^ h J f
m a'? t* in
> office’/
balf rc«
m ode u p fro m F ed eral funus. Now
th e County is asked to supply $100
afvi th e co u rt has asked th a t the
local n»unicipalit;es m ake up the
deficiency.
T he
Council
at this
m eeting voted to pay ten dollars
j g . .,m orth to
™i k e , UP tb*
<kf.,C,? f y’ ? ro v *kid th e 0 ,h «frl *"»-
w est to the high school. I t w as a
long march fo r some of the little
J * . J ° Ur'ty ma,i' Up
Ue
>65-
tu t- with th e ir elab o rate G oats.
A Class B package p erm it w as
The an n u al
Flow er
Show
of
vo^ed to Geo. Thyng. This p erm it
; the B eaverton G arden Club which
rnust ^ act<** 1>n by th e S ta te L.-
; W3s held in the K w anis club room
<ll;or Co n trol B oard and if allow eJ
w as also v-tw ed
by m any.
The
wiU P^wnit th e sale of lig « t wir.e.i
I ju d g es expressed
much
favorable
and Pa<*a«e goods which m ust not
i com m ent
on th e fin e q u ality
of
be consumed on the prem ises wheite
blorim- an d arrange-m ents.
I.onjf Line of Floats Is Led P rizes w ire aw arded a s follow s:
CARD O F TH A N K S
soW
M ltflorirto
Section
A:
firs ts —delphinium s, « _________________________________ — | A w ater by-pas>
By Boy Scouts and the
. n
,
. . Jr for installation a t .the city reser-
Rev. Chas. C larke; pansies, Mrs. ""
Two School Bands
J. Egg-man; peony. Mrs. C. J. S tev ­ and loyally assisted in th e presen-
.
ls, ‘ . 1 .a r ’ *
ens; sw eet peas, Mrs. E. M. S torm s; tation o f our children’. F ifth An- can. ^ KpUmp^ . dlre^ ly ," U> the
Siberian iris, Mrs. L. D. S heller- nual F loral P an u ic la st Tuesday, "*>«*•/»>“ »
»“ P
FIREMEN’S BALL HELD b erg e r;
old-fashioned
nose-gay. we,
in our copac.ty
o f g eneral ply alwia5? *™'**>'* ?n case t.,-
Mrs. R. B. D enney; bicom ing shrub, n-anagem ent, extend to each a r d r « erv o,r ras, to ^ r , r " ^ ottt °"
on it.
H e r e t o f ie
Alany See
B eautiful Flower* E x­ E. E. Stipe. Seconds— viola*. Mrs. ev ery one of you th e sincere t p - ^ep^ r s ,
A. E. Siddens; D utch iris, Mrs. p reciatio n of th e com m unity chil­ when the resesvoir was d rain ed it
hibited At Com m unity Hall
E. M. Stoirms; clem atis, M rs. Geo. dren to w hom th is festiv al belongs. waa necessary to shut off the c ity ’
supply d u rin g th e tim e th e re se r­
j B lasser; a ngle peonies, Mrs. Egg-
W ith o u t your loyal
and in telli­ voir was b ein g d rain ed c r re p a irs
Tuesday,
Ju n e fou»th,
will be m an; old fashioned nosegay, Mrs. g en t co-t p era tio n
th is
P ag ean t |
rem em tiered fo r the m any event^ D enney; sw eet peas, M rs. E ggm an; could n ot have been so p le a s a n tly ,
put on by the citizens of the com ­ mixed bouquet, Mrs. 1. R. M etzler. conducted and successfully present- l
m unity. A m ong th e ev en ts of .the Thirds-—pansies,
Miss Merle
Da- «<.
TO DEMONSTRATE
day w ere th e Ar.rsial Flow er show v ’es; peonies, Mrs. S to rm s; pop­
M ay we, as th e com m ittee i n '
of th e newly organized Beaverton pies, M rs. A. E. Siddens. sweet
RODENT CONTROL
<.ar«ien Club. This show w as ready peas, M rs. O. E. L ierm an ; S iber­
sion of our individual g ratitu .h . fo r |
pro m p tly a t 11:00 a m . when all ian ¡ris, Mrs. Siddens; basket of
th e personal sacrifice you each |
A ro d en t contr ol d em o n stration
the ex h ib its wave in place and the flow ers,
Mrs. M yrtle L iverm ore;
made
to
relieve
us
of
all
th
a
t
we
will
be held a t the Sam Logan
ju d g in g began.
I t »oon
became n ixed bouquet, Mrs. Denney.
cculd p ro p erly d eleg ate to others, fo rm , 1)4 m iles e a st of H illsbo:o
evident th a t th e re w ere more clas­
Sec.
C.,
ro ses:
F irs ts— s-ngle
W. E. McCloskey, ar.d P atric ia on th e Oak S tre e t road. F ri, ay.
ses of ex h .b its th a n had been a n ­ rose, Mrs. J. S um m ers; th*oe in
ticip ated and a bunry call w as sent vase, Mrs. E. L iverm ore, six irv McCloskey, Com m ittee in charge o f Ju n e 7, a t 10 a.m., by L. E. F ran -
eis, A ssista n t
County A gent.
At
out fo r additional prizes for the v. se, Mrs- F. H. Schcem-; six in Ju n io r F loral parade.
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th is d em o n stratio n m ethods will be
la rg e r n um ber of classifications.
b ask et,
M rs. Bla-se>; twe'v -
in
T he
B eaverton
K iw anis
Club shown» fo r poisoning an d tra p p in g
T he p arad e form ed pro m p tly a t h srk e t, M rs. Inez W hitw orth. Se­
w ishes to th an k all those who made gophers, moles, and g ra y squirrels,
2:00 and the- ju dging began there. cond«— single, Mrs. E. h . S tq ie, six the F estiv al D ay such a su c c e ss;, T he d em o n stratio n is being sp o r-
B eaverton’s annual J u n o r F lo ra 1 in vase, L. A dam s; th ree in vs-e. Mr. and M rs. Wm. E. McCloskey sored in co-operatn n with the A g -
parad e exceeded
»11 cxpectaticr.is. M rs. Sehoene; six in basket, Mrs. fo r th e Ju n io r P a ra d e ; Mrs. Robert ric u ltu ra l C om m ittee of th e Hills-
tw elve in b ask et.
M rs. S tew art, Pres, of the G arden Club bor G range. A nyone in terested is
w ith its long line of flo ats of ev­ Sehoene;
ery description. H undreds of .esi- B lasser; six ram blers, Mrs. Storm s. fo r th e F low er Show; Mr. W. G. welcome to atten d .
M rs. B lasser, Miksche fo r the F irem en 's D ance; t
denta of Rcaverton am i adjacent T hirds— single rose,
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d istric ts tu rn ed o u t to view the th re e irv vase. Mrs. Sehoene; f'x and all th e ir helpers who Rave - i v t C U I V r l W U
f'C%
ir
vase,
M
rs.
S
to
rm
s;
six
in
basket.
parad e which w as a veritable k al­
lilierally of th e ir t me and efforts. *» * A o r l l » x l i I I f
V. U .
eidoscope of color and beauty wend­ Mrs. J . Davis.
We thank th e M ayor fo r his pro-
COUNCIL MEETS HERE
ing
its w ay
a lo rg th e
line of
Section E : 1st and 2nd f- r wild clamatnon and th e business houses
m arch led b y the Boy Scouts and flow ers, Rhoda T hyng; best novel­ which so generously observed it.
th e ^Hligh school and G rade school ty p lant, 1 st and 2nd, Mr«-. S tipe; and we w ish to ex p ress our ap-
T he W ash in g to n County Counc i
hands. Many prizes w ere aw arded potted p lan ts, Mra. E ggm an- un­ preciation of th e wide pubkc in- m et in th e Peave-rton G range hall
th e children fo r th eir novel
and usual p lan t, M rs. E g g rm r
snec- ttr e s t and su p p o rt given by the W ednesday evening.
T h irty mem-
b eau tifu l flo ats. The line of floats ial aw ard fo r a rra n g e m e rt of flow­ citizens of th e town and our vi.*- bers and v isito rs w ere p resen t. Be-
w as inten spi rsed with m any clever ers, Mrs. W. E. McCloskey.
ito rs from o th e r com m unities.
sides th e re g u la r Council report*,
ch a racteriza tio n s which added much
A field m eet fo r the children
Charle* F. C larke, S ecretary
ta lk s w ere given by R ay W Gill.
to the en tertain m en t of the crowd. fallow ed th e parade. The f o llo w w
B eaverton K iw anis Club
S ta te M aster, an d G eorge P a lm ite i.
T he new fire truck manned w ith w ere th e prize w in n ers: B girls
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St at e ’D eputy. The re x t m eeting of
B eav erto n ’s volunteer firem en fol­ 50 yard dash— Louise Biggi, Te-
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th e Council w ill be in th e Sher-
p o ta to
rac ^ -O p al
Savage. w(H>d Granfre Hall> S ertem h e. 25,
io w ed th e parade, w inning much suko N-agae. V irginia MoGuinm; B y«rd
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applause.
beys 100 y ard d ish — Ivan Kno] per. F lorence V asueff. N ina Rodgew ay; a,
Dick Sm -th;
A B boys 100 y a rd p o tato race— Iv ar
It is regreittable th a t we wnr>- F ran k McGuire.
100 yard dash— F.
Pulver. K nepper, H enry N ag ae, P ete r Hu-
unablo to g et the name* of all the bo y s
I*. SCOTT IS
Glen
Jones.
Robert
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arnes;
B
boys son; B g irls crack er e a tin g cor test ,\1RS.
p rize w inners. B ut the number of
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exhibits w as so g re a t, th e little % mile bicycle race— Dick Smith. — B. Vasileff, H annah Burke, E.
f l t f o I C i S i o " x jtv L L l i o
R obert B a n e s ;
A Z im m erm an; A g irls crack er eatin g
tot* held in line d u rin g the judg­ Ja ck M arsh.
Ridgew ay,
Vivian
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ing w ere subjected
to such con­ boys mile bicycle race^— Glen Jones. c o n te s t— N ina
V irginia C h risten sen ;
mile
T he W hitford W. m a n ’s Club met
s tra in t, anil ¿the w eath er w as so L eonard W rig h t; B girls 25 yard Poets,
w arm th a t It w as th o u g h t best not sack roc*— Louise B ggi. M argaret bicycle re la y race—th re e team s en- W ednesday with Mrs. P. Scott a*
to hold them longer in line befoie A nn W rig h t. Toshiko H ay ash i; B te re d w ith th ree men to the team , hostess. Only six m em bers were
50 y ard n e k race—W ill m firs t, U o y d Johnson, P e te r H uson, p ie s e rt, ow ing to the busy scan n.
s ta rtin g th e parade. T hey began boys
Ivan K nepper.
and
second. -r|-iere WPre th ree guests. M is. Rcbv
to m ove a t 2:25 P. M. ami fo l­ L aw ler, F ran k McGuire, Dick S n v th ; nnd
C a rter, and Mrs.
lowed th e flag s, the
boy scouts A bo vs 100 y ard sack race— Glen H ow ard Johnson. H enry N agae. and Bo>rd M r,
S. B. Lawrence. Mrs. Ia w re n c e won
and th e bariih
down W at-on
to Jones, Ja m es I^ w le r, W illiam G ra­ Bill Pulver.
The fire m a n ’s ball jn th e eve- th e gam e contest. The nex«, m ert-
B roadw ay, ea st to E a st S t., then ham ; B girls 50 y ard p o ta to ra<-<-
doubling back along Broadw ay to i—V ivian M cGuire, Tesuko N agae. n in g concluded the festiv itie s fo r ing will h« Ju n e 19 a t th« nom e
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: of M rs. B. T em pletoa.
W atson, then south to Second, then V irginia C hristensen; A girl. 50 J th e day,
Many Entries
Parade, Show, & Meet
A dividend c f te n p ercent on
com mercial accourt* in th e Bank oj
B eaverton liquidation has bee,, or-
dered by R. F ra n k P eters, circuit
judge. T here will be no divuknd,
however, on the sav-ings accounts.
Checks to ta lin g $19,507.18 will be
«ieposited ait the F irs t S ecu-ity bank
of B eaverton, T hursday, and will
b left th e re five days.
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