T he B eaverton R eview
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interest« of Eastern Washington County.
V O L U M E X VI, No. 27
New Farm Lease
Form Is Availadle,
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, June 3, 1938
C IV IL S E R V IC E E X
AM S A N N O U N C E D
The
vice
United
State»
(oiu in lN Hlo U
Civil
announces
Her-
t>u
tai-
A. D. George Is
Kiwanis Speaker
Silently Passing
following open com pletive «u n i-
I nations:
Operator, Motorboat |For fill-
Practical Means O f
| in* the poult ion of Gas Uuttiue-
Need Felt For Ralls,
| man,)
Encouraging Retter
Rats,
Racquets* For
Application» inuat be on file
Lease Arrangement
I with the Secretary, Board of U
Use In Playground
■ ■
j H. Civil Service Examiners, Fort-
New Form Advantageous To land, Oregon, Knttinwr Dlatrlc.l
Mr. Bronte 1» Plnyitronnd
Both Tenant And Owner
Hx7 ,,|,*ock Block, Portland, Ort-
Supervisor
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*on, not lator than June 10, 19-8
The new "flexible farm lease'
Tha above examination 1 » fot
At the Wedneaday meeting oi
Incorporating
»ii.iplin.-d tenure ,h#
the Kiwanla Club, A. I>. George
und future vaCuncH-» In the Port
arrangements, provision» for per
wbo will aupervlae the playground
land, OreKon, Engineer District
mnnent Improvement» and urbi
activity
at the echool ground«
for duty on the upper und lower
«poke concerning the work and
tratlon
of disputes and deval
Willamette River, on the Colum
the need». Tlte supervisor la pro
oped by the Farm Security A.1- bia Hirer
from Vancouver
to
vlded
by the Federal
govern-
mlnintrutlon, I» available to Want.
und
on
navlgabie
trtt>-
the
•oent,
hut
there
la
great
need
iiiKton county FSA cooperatore
ai
■
utertee of thea* rlvera In the
well aa other miereafed tenant, ,,orlUnd( Oregon, Engineer Dm- for a aupply of balla, bats, ten-
nia racquets and ball«. Anyone
or landowntya, announce» Vlctoi trk(,t
S
Mudaen,
county supervisor
,.||m pctltora will not be requited} having
any of Iheae items
Court Houae, Hillaboro, Oregon
for examination at a n y !* lve nT !*>»*> tor the .rummer 1»
ftealgned aa a practical mean.
hut will be rated on tbelr «»ked to neport It to Mr. George
I. R. Metzle-r or Rev. George 1,
of encouraging better tease ar ,,xp,.r|ence and fitneaa.
rangementa and particularly In
Aaalatant Scaler In the U. S O'Keefe.
This
playground
activity is
getting theae down in black am Foreat Service, Department of Air-
It
white, the new form ta equally rlculture, for the State» of Ore- free to all school children.
desired that boys come on
udvantageoua to both tenant «<-■' gnn and
Waahlngton. The ea- is
Wednesday morn
landlord.
Most
difficultlea be trance »alary
ia $1,620 a year Monday and
tween owner
and renter »ila i which 1 » subject lo * retirement ug« and girl« on Tuexday« and
’ 'humduys. Young people, whe
from verbal agreementa or IC'not iled-uction of 31k percent. ^ ^ ^
o.icMlion» not discussed at thi
Applicant» must have h
a ' ave talent and would like ex-
time the farm »a a lea*»d, said lea»t
three year» of fu Dim - erlence In working are Invited
♦ > volunteer their service».
Mad»en.
.
b.g
.c.Mng
A
meeting
of the
Kiwanla
Serving
to place in contrac n.uat have reached their twenty
Hoard of Director* and Execu-
form
the uaual tenure
term .'«ra t hut w ntl not have pa»»i
t ve Comtnltee wo« held Wednes
and
arrangement« accepted I. 'h **'
on ,
evening at the hall.
ora. leaalng. the new form ha
Applmatloua m u - be on
the advantarh of clearlr dc.’ Iu * 1,h th*
7
.
Imr reaponandllHea of both par Commission at Waahlngton, D.*_
not later than June 23, 1938 ,
t>e* a* the proper haan« for tin
Full Information may be ob
deratanding
und mutual cnnfl
tained at the poat office
d'-nre.
,
T o encourage longer and mori
»table
tenure, the leaae give. R O A R I ) H A S S E M I -
landowncra the right to termln
A N N U A L M E ET FRI.
ate
leaae« at the end of
any
year by
giving advance wrlttet
notice or making the lease auto
The Stale Board of Agricul-
maticalty renewable unless writ ture
met for Its regular semi-
ten notice Is given by a specifjec annual »e»sion at 10:30 o clock
time.
i Friday morning (June 3) in Sa
Provisions are made for perm»- lem. nortvnling to an announce-
ncut ImproTements with conaen 1 uvent of 8 T. White, director
of the owner und compensator of the State Department of Ag
in some form for the renter I j rlculture.
the lea «« 1» termlated before t h i, Member* of the board are M.id
benefits
of Improvement« havi f u 0 k«-. Pendleton, chairman; F
been
secured
Im proVenf nts U j
Coclncll, Milwaukee; George
would include fence«, building.« p uUi>nwid<<r,
Carlton;
G.
A.
«oil improvement« and similar [ Brown, Portland; Frank Rowell
actfvlti««.
¡Hillsboro; E . A. Geary, KUm
Arbitration of disputes hetweer alb Falls; R A Collin«. Hoodj
renter and landowner by an ¡m River and Director White, Sec j
partial committee of neighbor* retar to the board.
one selected by the tenant, on'
The board
serves In an ad
fiv the landlord and the third 0 .«; ^
capacity to the depart
the first two named, would pro |
forn)lnK „ contact
with
vide a solution for any dtffletil
ties tha, ¡reight arise
praot.csJ «rricuR um p r o e m s .
Copies
of the new flexibl. The work o f the department fo,
-ffl
CARD OF TH AN K S J
We wl*h io express our sin-
< ere gratitude to so many friends
I ir the kintlne«» and sypmpalliy
t xtended u», also to the chutcb
far assisting us in our recent
sorrow, and for the many beau
tiful floral offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. E H. B elf
Mr. and Mrs. E. Newton
Mr and Mrs. John Garrick
and family
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ouhlen
and family
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JOHN ( . kXDlKNO.N
kune.at servu «.* tor joun C.
itbutllbOU VaC.O uciu at i-m ity«
» a a ,«i
iUenuay a- h . M » , u .
Mr. Anderson
w »» a residin'
in Kin ion tor inau> years, iau-.
moving to Portlana, residing ai
3107 a . id. latntuii street.
The following children survive.
Mrs. oiady Wills, Jack C. auc
t laudc. I j . Anderson, PortUuu
Or a /Vudcrsou. Vantouver, Wash,
airs. Agues Van Kletk, Beaverton
uradcklidreu
survrv.g are Patsy
DUieiUa, Portiaud and liaihryu
van Kleek, Beaverton.
t.KORt.K K J It. t ill.
Funeral services were held a.
the Tigard Kvangellcal (h urt.,
.Saturday, May M for George k.
ugard,
32, who
pasut-d away
May 26th after a short illness,
ih- 1» survived by his wife, Mrs
Dorothy Tigard, bi» father am,
mother, (i. F. and Rosa Tigaid
a sister, Mrs Grace Houghton
and a -brother, Curtli Tigard.
Arrangements were in care o,
Pegg’s Chapel,
Beaverton with
concluding service» at Crescen'.
Grove cemetery.
HRS. HKI.MA K H III.F R
Funeral services were held at
i’egg's chajiel last Saturday', May
28 for Mrs. Selina Eichler. wid
ow of the late Frederick Kich-
ler.
Mrs. Eichler had
been a
resident of Aloha since 1919. The
immediate family include three
daughters and one son. Conclud
ing
snices
were at Crescent
Grove cemetery.
W IN N E R S
TO RE
G IV E N R E C E PT IO N
A* a result of a Bible school
contest in the Christian church
there w ill be a reception given
to
the winning
side
in the
church parlors Friday night June
3rd
to which. M L members
oi
the Bible school and the*r friend»
subscription, $k.U0 per yr. In Advance
St. Mary’s Io Hold
Graduation Sunday
CURRENT EVENTS
... .
Raccalaureate Is Helci
On Wednesday
Afternoon
““ th oi lh*
About Seventy Percent
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. .nee the depression year of 1932 1
-Acretary
of State Bari Hnci/
Of Those Attending
reported this week, injuries a l-!
Hold Scholarships
o declined during April,
Washington county took Ui.rd!
tomnieaceineut l.iercise» To
■lace among the state's ten Group
.SeHsiun To Be From Jun« 6
t counties on the basis of im
Begin At 3:00 P J L
To June 17 At O.S.C.
provements over the fir*; four
nonths of 1937 in traffic acci-1
Of the more than 1800 Oregon
The
graduating class of Si. ientl(i jujui-te« and deaths. Bast
Mary’s of the Valley celebrated ,lfjnth th'u county” ranked fourth
aod
«P «* * «* * l° •**
C l»«« Day on June 1. Reverend „ t hjg
groUp.
tend the
twenty-fourth annual
Theo. O
Eisele, Pb. D., chap
Secretary Snell has divided tbf 4"H club ' u,DraM school at O.S.C
lain said the Baccalaureate Mas« .rate’s 36 counties
into
fou> June 6 to
17■ aproximately 70
and delivered the sermon.
r.ii ;roups on the basis of popula- per cent will hold scholarship*
protcratn for the afternoon exer- ion density in order to make | awarded
them by various bus-
cise* wa« a» follows: The Hca iccurate comparison of accideu' inew» and community organiza-
vens Respond. Chorus; Saluta
xtieriei.ee.. Counties In this, ons, fairs, individuals and oth-
tory, Phyllis Kokich; One Fl»et :roup are:
Clackamas, Mnltno - 1 era
in
recognition of excellent
Ing Hour,
Chorus; Graduation nah, Washington, Marion,
r'o-
work done, according to H. C.
March String Ensemble, Fare
umbia. Portland, Clatsop, Yam- Seymour, state club leader,
well Song. Junior Hass;
Vale ;<»■ Polk and Benton, in the or. j
increasing number of
dlctory. Mary Orselli; Awarding.
o
1 eir ranking^
scholarships awarded each yeat
of prises and basketball letters
Deschutes cont.nued to be thi ig due to lhe fact that
th{m<
«
«nv
afternoon
June
& I 1 i fOUnty * -ch has held top who 0 fper them see the inspira-
~ n t
eT rcises will
il"
thrOU« “ '" 1' tlon and enthusiasm, as weU as
eommen«
h„ _ , j 0f Rt Mary't-
“ ,JPar
,a
.'Aa* countJr new information and other ben-
held in the chapel oi
J
orunty, the leader in Group l i t _
at 3 o’clock.
Reverend William vaK fn thjrd
p,a0€ lagt m ,Blh «fits brought back by those wkc
S
Seandlon.
C .S .C ., Diocesan s.hj]e rlackarriaj,
rose ^ attend the chib summer school
Superintendent
of C a t h o 1 i c j . he top
Grmjp t from
and plan to make it possible fot
S hools w ill
deliver the «ddresr p!a<,0
lagt month
mere boy»
and girls to auenc’
i,! the graduates.
Hieh School; ,Ane Uncoln
and Deschutes ,h« A llow in g year,” Mr. Seymoui
? iomaK will be conferred on counties are the only districts |say8,
' ’ r>° Grsem
Helen Rlverman ; in the first three groups which Three dormitories and
20 oi
more fraternities and sororities
c . H r i 'i Reynolds. Reverie Shu have recorded decreases in si
' *
«e ttv
Boothby. Dorothy three classifications—that is, ac- will be used this year to house
rnate' * rvpttv
Kokich, Phyllis« eidents, injuries and deaths— dvr- the club 'boys and girls, with the
Sohlef,
Marjorie Dalev. The ng the first four months thii younger
members living in thi
dormitories. Attendance is lim
K ° hm L
wm
conclude
with year.
ited to club members over 12
^
mn Benediction of the B
l c s - ------------------
and under 21 years of age, whose
^
Rarrament
L A R G E G R O IT * O F
4-H projects are in good stand
G R A D U A T E S A T U. O ing. Scholarships awarded tc
members under 12 years old will
especially invited.
U ghi
refreshments will be 8Cr' e ‘ .
The University of Oregon cou- be held until they reach tha
the same date at 10:30 a. .
: ferTed deerees Upr>n 677 student» age"
The
program this year wil.
Missionary Society will meet .n May 30. one of the largest groups
usual plan of class
the church parlors. Dinner wi.l ever to graduate from the insti fellow the
be served at noon by the retir tution.
according to
word re work in the mornings, assemht,
ceived here thia week. The total and recreation in the afternoons
ing officers
movies and othfti
shows an increase of nearly ltl and parties.
evening*.
per cent over that of last year entertainment in the
■'hen 623 degrees were awardee.. From 70 to 100 classes will bt
The mark, this year approaches running each morning during the
that
of 1930. when the record two weeks
session, with some
was set at 706. and is only twe 75 or more O.S.C. faculty mem
short of 1931 when 679 graduated oers as instructors.
Many new
PHOTOGRAPHED FOR
Of the total 7 are from Wash courses
are being offered this
incton county and two of these year, Mr. Seymour sals.
were graduates of Beaverton higb
The club members at summet
school. These are:
school
have a self-governmem
Maurice
Norman Manning, of
plan, by which groups of oldei
Beaverton, son of Mrs. Louise
boys and
girls are chosen as
r . Manning, was awarded the de
officers and executive Committee
cree of bachelor of arts in social
science. Manning is a member iaembers to see that all goes
of Sigma Alpha Epsilon social ■veil in the OSC 4-H communiy.
Each county delegation has its
fraternity.
own chaperone or advisor. Older
Marjorie Helen Buchanan. A-
boys and
girls, usually college
loha. daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
<tudents
who were former 1 11
A
W . Bulhanan. was awarded
| club members, are in charge ot
the degree of bachelor of arts
of the various houses and halls
in arts and letters. Miss Buchan
an was a member of the Poly-
phonis choir at the University. B IL L IS P A S SE D B Y
I’ lunning to do lots of can |
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mug this season? Perhaps you'rt
A garden party was held Fri
particularly proud o f your ban
day evening at tba home of Mi
dy work
In putting up bright-
and Mrs. John lmlah in Hate!
red strawberries preserves.
D dale in honor of the birthday of
your preserves keep that tanta
Byron Brltch.
lizing sparkle und are the envy
Present
were Melvin Smith.
of other housewives,
why not Joe Kruppa. Byron Britch, Ague.-.
plan to enter the competition Katherine and
Sharon
Nault
at tine annual Oregon .State Fair' Ole and
Jack Tollefscn, Betty
Fair officials have announced Kauffman, Halon loirsen. Juanita
this
wis-k that th«
housewife Alcantara. Naydcne Swagger, !->•
has an opportunity to compete tella,
Eloise, Bernice
and Bar
lmlah, Johnnie Santora
for premiums
in six different bara
Smith. Frank
and Tou-^
classes of the canning and pre Billy
Bob
Helm.
Willard
serving line.
Premiums
total beonetti.
Bob Griffith,
Jack
m arly $30 in cash and a variety Rohrback,
of merchandise.
Four special* Koch, Bonita Christensen.
SENATE RECENTLY
B IR L E SC H O O L IS
TO B E H E L D SOON
P IC N IC L U N C H E O N
IS G IV E N T U E S D A Y
Eloise lmlah
entertained h» r
classmates
front St. Mary's oi
the Valley with a picnic lunch
eon Tuesday noon at her h-ome
in Hasrldale. Present were Bette
Peters, Virginia Fultclu Mary-t
ltn Hulls, Mavcll Emerson, Ger
trude Price, 131'a Mary Murphy.
Betty Lou Gorden, Bctiy Bsur
ley, Pollen Keating and Margaret
AlcMana.
S IL V E R T E A IS AT
SE N IO R S G R A D U A T E C U S H M A N HOM E
FROM O.S.C T U E S D A Y
The
Methodist
Indies
Aid
held a sliver tea at the home
of Mrs.
Duane Cushman
with
Mrs. Stewart Joint rostess.
A
very
interesting program
wa*
given, nbout thirty ladies being
present. The table wss most at
tractive,
with lace cloth and
c e n t e r piece of columbines
M r«. L. Austin was at the eof-
feo urn and Mrs. Rtewtirt c»t
ting ires.
Nearly all counties In Oregon f*
proved
their
traffic
satery
records
during April,
as tne
tate registered the greatest dt
| « rease in arciuents over the same
. j .
T H E R E V IE W
ST A T E F A IR O F F E R S
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P R E M IU M S T H IS Y E A R G A R D E N
PARTY
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I LS A T IM L A H H OM E
By far the largest class ever
to
be graduated from Oregon
Stale college received degrees at
Ibe
69th annual commencement
Tuesday, May 31, when officials
of the college delivered diplomas
to
r>90 seniors
and
graduate
students.
I**na
'Santora
of Beaverton
was one of the graduates. Shi
majored tn Home Economics.
Plans Comdleted
for 4-H School
In T he WEEKS NEWS
farm lease are available in th-
P »8' 8‘ *
fw a*
county FSA supervisor’s office Tkew»d
and pollrkes for the
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next six months outlined
ate also offered.
The
regular classes give a
wards for the following; canned
fruits in glass jars; canned tuea
or fish in glass Jars; fruit Jel
lies; jams and preserves; canned
vegetables and piekles.
"Housewives
who plan
now
for
their entrance in the an
mini competition with Oregon 1
best w ill stand a better chance
of winning one of the awards,
says I.eo Spit/.hart, manager.
Further
Information
may bt
obtained toy writing to the Ore
gon State Fair, Salem.
C O U N T Y IN T H IR D
P L A C E IN C R O U P
W AR O ItT R O Y ft— This Virgin and
Child from tha Rarwohlal Church of
Ollaa dal Ray shows In what bar-
baroua faahlon many church rolles
war* destroyed by the Leyalleta.
Tha syss af tha Virgin were tarn
from tha haad whlla tha child's
•‘ M A C H I N E
CUN’* GAGE IN
SURES PERFEC-
T I O N - A
E .
Jonoo. Chief In
s p e c t o r at th e
Plymouth factory,
demonstrates the
latest type elec-
trio “ gun gage”
used for checking
exact also and in-
aida surface af
Plymouth cylinder
berea. The needle
on the dial twinge
nearly a full Inch
to warn of any va
riation as alig: t
as ane-twentleth
af a hairbreadth.
THE DOG W ATCH — Jimmy Wingfield,
caretaker of Greyhound, World’s Cham
pion Trotter, really works at hie Job,
even when he sleeps- Jimmy, aided by
the stable mascot "Spot.'’ keeps watch
aver Greyhound, who la shewn in hie
stall at Indianapolis, where he la training
far tha Grand Circuit opening in June.
The Senate has passed the 193S
Federal Aid Hignway Bill, H .R .
10140,
which was passed May
Final plans are being made fot
5 by the House.
In report
the
Community Vacation Bible
ing the House bill to the Sen
School lat ¡the CosxslrqpaUonai
ate
the Senate Committee
on
! and
Methodist churches which Roads followed the recommenda
w ill start next Monday, June 6 tion of the President and re
and
continuing until June 17, duced the amounts authorized by
■ except on the 10 th when It will the House Bill to aid the Slates
; be dismissed for the Rose Fes- in their road building progiaiu.
| tival. A ll the churches are co
The House Bill as amended by
operating to make the school a the Senate has been referred to
conference committee, com-
¡success. Watch for our posteis a
and other advertising and see posed of five members of the
I that the children are there on House Committee on Roads ard
Monday to start on time
and five members of the Senate Roads
that
they come on time every Committee, and the Conference
day so
they may get the full Committee w ill endeavor to re
concile the differences between
benefit of this training.
iSpeeial
features and
many the bill as passed by the House
and as amended by the Senate.
real treats are in store for those ^
attending
the school and
we j Congressman James . .. W . Mott.
^
-ii
».¡„ to ., »nit h«r-!who Is a lwmber of the House
nT1P ’
_j,-i ¡Committee on Roads which drafted
ter than last year, and \t w ill
w
lg a>so a m<>mber of thfc
he
if you
send your
Conference Committee.
He ha»
and your neighbor sends hers I stated
that he will accept no
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ — ™ i reduction in the amount of road
I
LOCAL NE W S
j funds authorized by the House
Bill and that he intends to file
I 9P-
M
Af_
r, n
C-th.oT,.
iv.ww a*
ar. u
I, loorin
leaving
tr rtn
on » minority conference report In
event a majority of the corferees
}
fo t Moscow. T'lfthO.
should agree to the Senate a-
M r. O"* Afro
Art
r*f mendments.
▼
> rw«T»A Un M-ifi^ft«
«*
The conference report will be
iV e
Tnr
O lK g fit)
sent to the House and Senate
•••col. •c'nrt
this week and it is thought a
. 1 ; vote upon it will be reached In
r»q
T»-
TT
irvHV Owrfrn« n-orr both bodies by June 4th.
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l wish to exproas to my friends
Njr« T
n'os
in Washington County my sin
*»t n
ftlm rr
Tifirtv' fov
cere appreciation of the support
I »»Af
MrQ
Thvn
given me in the primary election
wvwtne^risr pfrtoioe nt th^ A err I
Maud W . Boscow.
Chib in Portland.
a t a s
A