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T he B eaverton R eview
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUME XVI No. 30
Heuverton, Washinifton County, Oregon, Friday, June 24, 1938
BRIGHT FINISHES
S IX D A Y T R I P
Verne B rig h t h u t ju st finished
u m s-day trip through E astern
Oregon. He covered about 1401
mil*« going by way of Columbia
river highw ay to WalliZha, Waali-
liigton, thence by the T hree Klag,
highway to 1‘uudleton, Jo h n Bay
< unyon City, liurna and In k *
vlew. On ttie re tu rn he followct
the Krciuont highw ay th ro u g h U
I’alaley, Hilver la k e and la ip im !
to Ift>nd and thence over th e Ran
,l*ni
'» th e W lllam etti
McKay School
i
Subscription, $i.00 per yr. In Advance
CCC JOBS OPEN
EARLY IN JULY
A dditional job*
ta» for
lo r young men
In the Civilian
will be open «
announced W ednesday
Weil, ch airm an of the W ashing- -
ton
county
relief co m m u te« ,'
which la th e Quo »electing ag-j
ency fo r thte are a.
E hrolleea in tl>w CCC are paid
at
th e ra te of $30 per m onth j
Weil said, w ith a »mall p ercen
tag e of tho»e «bowing unusual!
ability receiving $36 and $45 a
m onth.
Men w ith d ep e n d an t* '
I COUNTIES IMPROVE
)[* o h FETY RECORDS
TL
.
Delegates Return
from 4-H School
c h a lk in g up big decrease» la
tra ftlo accident», in ja n e s am i fa
tul.tiea d u rin g th e m onth of May
m any Oregon count Lee continued
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to im prove th e ir 1938 safety tec. •
Eighty Year Old Man
Mrs. Elsie Christensen orda, S ecretary of S tate b a n
Clayton Nyberg Wins
Five Charter Members
Fatally Injured Trylnjj
Is Delegate To State
*»U reiK,rted thl« w eek. May w«a
First Place in Crops
th e flra t m onth since 1955 when
Of Organization Are
To Avoid Being Hit
(»range Convention
decrease« in a ll th ree departm ents
Judging
Contest
Present At Reunion
were recorded.
lu n o ra l N onicpi Art* Held
lu t e r e s t in g T rip Made To
V\ ashing ton county took th iro (
( on id) b ro ad cast la Ulven
•NOurtla) Afternoon
I r rig a te d I arm in g liiMricI
Hixt)-Three Attend Aunual
Monday, Ju n e IS
plao am ong th e sta te 's G roup 1
h te u l On School (.round»
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counties on th e ban .a of im prov“
A dalaska
Mr». Elsie C hristensen, Mas»-. rflfenl ovw
Iir, t flve „„„-.h s
Sixty-tw o
W ashington County
Aioiw
Jured eurlv u . i t i
a
*
people
uf t en tra l Oregon a n
dr . il1'.!* 01 Uoaverlou
o ra n g e »pent th , oI ls3 7 ln traffic accident», in- 4-H
delegates retu rn ed K rida/
The McKay Reboot Alumni flue ment out
Wtek 38
dele*aUr l°
Si-ltu ju rie s and d ea th s.
laist m onth irom the
m k ann u al 4-H »uni-
reault of a ^ r d i l )
r<'JoU',n * OTer ' h”
tin fr:*U(Jll of by-gone day» held theii $22 ea<-.h m onth for the deo-n
( k n u . fn addition to the $30 pay
««w®«!»«* ia K .am aih th is Cinm ty ranked th ird in this m er school a t the Oregon State
pavem ent in the c e n t e r \ ? “S E I E T S J T r t d ^ a d T ^ d
—
1 * » •«
^ o v e bark
J
" 'V k
k
s" w ^ Kr° UP
^
*W,° W*ek‘
Hhen
he
tried to avoid being
lak4.M w h|ch hJ „ ' ¿ j j /
" f lh*
huuac «>» » “ “day en ro llee. receive board and lo ir , ^
dr) .'•’tvfl of thoa« prenvut when the ing a. th e cam p clothing n.ed M " M
M< K ercher and M rs.
Set.reta ry S n ell has divided the <* »«»truction and recreatio n un-
»truck by a oar driven by Chari*
i i
,
,
’
Jo h n Daoi/1
. ..
.,e
into fo-.r d er th e supervision of the Ore-
for avverai year», are again fill organization w ih
I “Teuton o f HilMK.ro
s ta te »
36 counties
into l o i r
in o „r
atarted were leal and dental atten tio n , re c re a -|
tlon.
and
opportim
ithrs
for
edu-
Th«
’“
•hs,‘jn
w
aj
nt*re»i
g
ro
u
p
,
on
th
e
b
a
s
i.
of
popula-
« ^ t e ColWga^Kxlk P alo n Ser-
Frukes died ut the countv ho» "*«
WIl,cr'
N ear Paisley j -uesent at th is m eeting,
^
v
’
pltal at 11:15 T hursday n lild '“ ,d Hu"rtn* r , ’ak '' h" ran *■*» ■ .« Tho president, W illiam Kehrl rnlon eith er In advancing to a ln8 and ,h e w eather ideal in »piU tion density in order to m ake at
grade In school or t o , ot th* f< w ilak «« of ^uow that cu ra te com parison
of acc .denl
hono,
Hia Injurie» wen- describe,! 'i.y
*
*‘nd 8no* 8<"**1,a!* f P o rtland, called the meeting h ig h er
com ing to the group this year
lioKpiinl
attendant» a» a f r i r ,
8 ° ne
r *,vcred lh< to
o rd er
in the »chool liou»c help in qualifying for some p a r - . fel* 0,1 F riday m orning One of experience.
»he highlight» of the en tertain
Deflohutes county led Group III ^
the
^ ^ ^
crops
lured »kull, ahraaion» and brul»*».
„
* h<re * very
Program tlr u la r vocational field.
Young
men
to
qualify
for
the
ment
program
m
e
w
as
the
sight
for
th
e
fifth
consecutive
m
onth
iudging
conleBt
w
hich
was
won
received when he hit the pave
, a
^
W*a th *'r | WM rand* rPd C M. McKay h a ,
trip to the irrigated farm -
rem aining th e only .. county
to hold^ NjrtlSIg of T ualaiiu
m eat In his fall
unusually cool d u rin g the whole l served th e organization as see w ork m ust be unm arried, between , sterng
1 UJ
1 layton
. »rip
d ............
istrict ~ South
* of K ~ lam ath ‘ ‘ top
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place In
*“ its class for
the
*K"
a
of ^
c u t of a p,«,.
r.-tary »Inne It wa* sta rte d . HI* ages of 17 and 23. in good phy- ‘ ing
I “res ton
reported that he waul
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''l» ter, M rs. H arriet M cK ernjn airal condition. nn*mployed and F alls
In the reclaim ed
T u lc en tire year to d ate. Multnoma< • liM #
poinU .
Mas
the oldeHt person presen In need of w ork Bach person *<- I ^ k e d istric t of Not th e m C alifor county- « c h is tv e
of Portland 1 ^
^
pregi(Jeut
‘nnZ the r h‘,bw'
a* »-. ?0
roundel
une r
at - th e d SURPRISE
o ,fn v .-.,w
r BRIDAL
n f p v
being eighty-four years of ace
lected m ust agree to rem ain at nia T hursday afternoon they saw took the lead
in
G
roup
I
from
i ; jj ¿he W ashington County Local
west edge of Aloha. M v ,
i 'H O W b K
G IV E N
’l*here were a'x ty -th ree pree- least six m onths unless urgently a < a l.fo m .a dust storm which Clackam as
county, w hile Coo. Loat^ rg
A ssociation,
who v a t
standing on th e highw ay about I
n t . William K ehrll was re-eleel- needed at home or unless offered originated m lowet ICIcmsth I^k«- 'ounty moved from second u p to chaperon of the g irls expressed
1 « f«*t Inside the pavement edge . A d‘‘llKb,f,,, " r p r i n e p arty ano d president and Mrs George An a lob in private em ploym ent.
which h aa en tirely dried up a - tir8t P 141'6 ' n G roup I I .
her
opinion th a t thia was *.be
lie appMrd the b ra k e , and »werv j ^ ' i ^ r T T
T r * r s o n of T igard, vice president
T hose interested should make bout th re e hundred g ran g e rs ad*
C ounties whldh have m ade r e - 'f ; ne8t sum m er
session th a t sh i
rd to one side to avoid h ltt.n g parent».
Mr
and Mr»
Hugh
T h ‘*
,,ict,V
,,eld annuallv application at re1*ef h ead q 'w f,» -.- * te n d td th e d inner a t Tubs Lake duc,ions ,;n
Injurtes and has attended.
fatalities include C lackam as, ’be
Clayton Nyberg, C a t h e r i n e
1 rakes, he reported. and the man le w is In H u b er F riday evening 'h° flrBt « ° n d ,y aft<T th* 0r<‘K° n 122 Kast Main street, iTlillsboro.
jum ped to one side, fell dow r June 17th.
Miss le w m
| . th,- T>‘OT'«"-r Association holds th« i
M ultnomah Cavrrae, ami C laire W alker p a r
G rangers tak in g the S ta te G range clly of
P o rtlan d ,
t«nd struck his head on the pave bride-to-be of W illiam Shook ol
- ' np' , ' n* ln P o rlU n d T hi* »" hc,d DOROTHY HYDE IS
ticipated
in
th e
W ashington
degree was M rs. M. C. M cK er-}r °°* and c h u t e s .
m ent. FrvMton rendered first aid. Ihiise,
Idaho and the wedding In June.
"urunty broadcast Monday, June
WED
TO
W.
HANSON
cher of Beaverton G range No.
called D r. J . O. Rnhb and too) will tak e place lu th a t city aomi
13 . C atherine and C laire played
WARNING AGAINST | piano
324
soloe and C atherine and
Krakea to the county hospital, tim e early In A ugust. Many twwu- \T T E N DANCE IS 30
Mis» D orothy M. Hyde, d augh
MUSICAL AGENT
I' layton, who th is year attended
la tte r Preston made
a signed tlful
and useful gifts w ere re AT SUNDAY SCHOOL te r of Mr. and M rs. Wayne Hyde
CHIU) LOSES FOOT IN One
_
,
7.
... . .
.
th e ir
5th sum m er session, out-
statem ent
for S h eriff John W celved
T he guests were cnrai>OHed
of Garden Home and W ilbur 0 .
phase of the W a sh in g to n ! „
.
v
. . . . . .
.
.
lined some of the changes and
f'.m nell to the effect th a t he dl-* " * ^ > 7 of *»«■
‘b •'la«» of '35
A ttendance was ih lrt* at tv , H anson, son o f M rs. F a rrle H an ACCIDENT SUNDAY
county m usical situ atio n is de d ev e lo p im n t8
th a t ^ r t
^
not hit FYakes
I of Ileavcrton high school of wblch
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lla x e ld a le
R unday S c h o o l.
I n son w ere united in m arriag e at
cidedly
o
u
t
of
key.
|
tak
in
g
place
during
the
year.
The rig h t foot of Clyde Carey,
much wag revealed thii ^
Z
th l
V rakes
Is survived by th r e e ! .
^ d!*t . * “ " f r i e n d s * The Rao K inrh*,ni« celebrated a b irth the home of th e groom 's brother-
in-law a i d sister, M r. and M rs. age
te
tw o years, of Beaverton. Wftek by D igtrict A ttorney G .
thcy ha' ^ ^
Ulepe
J
mr? ° f Y'lklm,‘' ° ' ™ room , wx-re decom .ed w ith rose*. d“ y d ,,r' nR J**®
W“ *
*
\
Lflster C roft at M ultnomah, Ore was severed Sunday ju st abovs
M orw n * who T as* r ^ e i ^ ' 1 T he com plete ,ist of <^ l<“Kafce'
'« (Mahton
and Jam es of Tacoma ,„„,erb e-rr)
b ell, and orien tal J' n'"n T?
“ 'otU'r of tb a n k *
'
, :s
as follow s: George Allison
gon. S atu rd ay evening Jt-ne 18 «( th e ankle, when he w as ru n over
all In W'ashlngton and a d an -n -
ipkfl. R efreshm ents of cake
* * '* * * for tb e ™ n*J 8601 8:00 p .m .
rep o rt!
of a solicito. j(>e
B erger, H arold Bierggren
Reverend H . Moor«, by a m ow er driven by his fa- several
ter. M rs. B lanche Buxhy. T rout Kw cream , punch and coffee were »**, r " ' ,n ,b ,a , So" ,h
,0 read th e sim ple » 4*1 ice. M r. H an th e r who was cu ttin g h ay . T he ('la:n li r 8 b) re p T se n t a P o rtlan c Howard B erggren, E arl Bolliger
d ale.
served.
T hose a ssistin g about >,clP
K,” r,ne a 1>T'n* * *
Lyle D am all
son is a graduate of Beaverton little boy was hiding in th e hay. muR,c academ y * t - M m ethods A rth u r Cotissens.
rooms w ere Ithoda Thyng ^or
m issionaries to use in high school and hia bride atten d out of sU h t of his fath er, whe 1 a re not (»uit« in tu n e w ith hon Bill F oster. A lbert Gilroy, Don
f-Aineral service« for the acci the
dent vtrtini were held -Saturday Dorothy la-wis an d Betty Buchan ’h eir work T he two m issionaries ed th e T igard high school.
the accident o ccu ired . The to y esty. "Fhe m an ag rees to give the ald Hagg. John H anley, Seltner
uftcrn,wm
from fDonelwon and a n -
a rc form er Moody Bible In stitu te
R tarley
H erg ert
T hey w ill m ake th e ir home on is
in Good S am aritan H ospital g u itar plus a certain num ber of H endricksen.
Rewel) funeral chapel in H ills W~
_
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W classm ates of Mrs. Jensen
• lessons for a stipulatevi su m .! E rn est Hite, Jo h n Jones. H ow ard
a farm at K inton.
in P ortland.
Jaquess. I a Roy
boro
with Rev.
Henry H aller T
LOCAL N EW S
!
H is plea, when he finds a eus Ibach. A rth u r
officiating. Interm ent took plu.t B P -— — — ---------------------------- Ml
tom er, is th a t he would like to Jaq u ith , F red K arpstein, H erbert
In H illsboro 1 0 . 0 . V. cem etery ! C harles Shively, Jr. Is driving
receive all th e money as soon as I. afky, W ilbur Mooer. Lawrer.ca
B 1
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possible, in o rd e r to have th at M oran. H arley L . Newton. Clay
m a tte r cleared upi th e rep o rt d is ton Nyberg, N orris Olson. C ra n
I H A ZELD A LE N EW S
A.
C . T u ttle w as out from
closed.
' * * dall Peck. Jo h n S antoro, Edw ard
!
Ry Mrs J . Imlah
P orlaad Monday evening picking
J.
S etniker,
C harles ShaHer,
Once
he
receives
the
com
plets
Bobbie Skeels, V ernon S p recher,
Mr and Mrs. W . H W atson cherries at his r a n c h .
paym ent he ceases to rep o rt tc
Cecil Van Kleek, W ilbur Nyberg
Of Red Whig. M innesota are vis
Mr
a rd Mrs
C hris SchV.e
give
in stru ctio n , M organ said .
.
,
(Jo h n W atkins. Tom W right, Ver-
iiing
.Mr. and
M rs.
W . T. and son of Scuttle visited at the
Those who
have taken lessoce , jn
H arvey
K athryn Caw rse,
Rrooks and Mr and Mrs 0 A shlvcI hoi„ e ^ nday
from
him rep o rt him to be a r
Robb.
E leanor H anley,
M atson of Aloha.
excellent te ac h er th e only faul Dorothy Seus, Jean V. Schoeme
I Ill's 11 < arlso u «»f Portland wlio
M r-
-Mrs. H arla n Bramble
herng he doesn’t give enough les, R oberta Pomeroy. Shirley Mul-
ju st
recently returned front an “ ”«1
Ronald of Eugene lisited
so n s.
thauf,
W anda H esterlee,
Elv?
au to trip to th e A tlantir const
his au n t
Miss F lo ren ce Micas
Safety in Hom e B uilding,
“ People should be on guard Bradley. P atty Gholson, Glenore
w as a weekend guest of Mrs Snuirda*
ousts.
PhylLfs AVoertendytae.
ag ain st th is solicitor, or his sort
F req u en t Inspections
Bessie B rld rtm in .
of offer,” Morgan w arn ed . “Hi: Je an Baker. Molly B ergin, Oleta
Rosberrios a re ridening fast
John
io rm frly o t Vcn'
by Fam ily, Solution
racket
is too sm all to go tc W right, I.urene S pringer. Claire
and
picking will begin soon In verton but now living at Cflnhv
co
u
rt
over,
and is only a vio W alker, Maxine W aM ron, C ath
a tie mled th e McKay school re
this area.
Engkrof. K atherine H unt
By PERCY BliCBEE
lation of a civil co n tract, since erine
B. R . Dodds and George W al union Sunday.
L urina H iatt. Doris Rogers. Alice
N a tio n a l F ir« P ro te c tio n A sso cia tio n
he
does
not
stip
u
late
th
e
n
um
ton
a re g athering moss In the
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b er of lessons to be given I d B’an n er. Evelyn S chum acher, Dor-
m a s t hill* and balm g It for sale
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Fire Is ths American home's great
in P o rtlan d .
S ch u lts atten d ed
tho railway
the w ritten co n tract form used ! cty 8 ch u m ak er’ ^ ty Dav,8‘
est enemy.
u r „„a M r. ,, r d 1 1
. m en's auxiliary In P ortland T u et-
Most of us don't realize that, be
Mr. and M rs. E . J . Ralnela of .
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cause Ore which destroys one home
PLAYGROUND 4CTIV- SHOWER IS GIVEN
Council
Bluff, Iowa are guesu dav mnd " « d neada>
here and another there is not na
of Mr. and Mrs. W. P Brooks
M ra. W . C . W right 1* vtsit-
ITIES NOW HELD
AT HANSON HOME
tionally dramatic.
M r.
Ibeinels is h ere to attend ¡ng hc-r p aren ts, M r. an d M rs.
The burning of the Zeppelin Hin-
iMr. and M rs. H . H . H anson
sum m er adhool a t C orvallia.
j
jj
Hherman of Scholia and
denburg at Lakehurst, N. J„ May 6 ,
dVpe-r\ sed playground activit- j were
bosts at a m iscellaneous
1937, was one of the greatest dis
M rs. Fred R ctlerherg and daug’.i- whiU, th a re picking straw b erries,
cs are now in progress a t the j show er at th e ir home W ednesday
asters In the history of man’s aerial
te r S hirley and Misa Jean Fur
-v a\erto n School g ro u n d s. P ar- evening, com plim enting Mr. and
conquest, with a loss of 36 lives and
well of Eugene visited the for-i A llan Sprlggcl who rec en tly !
ents for a long tim e have requto- Mr3
W ilbur H anson of K inton
nearly four million dollar» That was
m er’s niece, M rs. II. E. Jensen returned
from C orvallis whore
tod supervised play activities for j * ho were m arried S aturday eve-
and fam ily last w eek.
he has heen in college '.* now j dramatic, terrifying. The country
gasped.
th e
Children and now th a t *c u ing.
Billy Sm ith left F riday fo- Cal-, w orking nt tho cannery In Hills- ;
But It would take one hundred
have
them , they
should avail; T he en tertain m en t fea tu re of the
Ifornla to spend the sum m er.
boro.
Hlndenburg disasters to equal our
them selves
of th e opp o rtu n ity , j evening was a m ock w edding in
national Ore loss for a single year
Ju n io r H uff who spent tho win-
.
.
, .
„
Let u s m ake this a communA) | w hich th e foUowing took p a rt:
in the United States. And it would
te r
in e a ste rn Oregon has re
M r. and M rs. U * U r C roft ol
turned to his home h ere .
M ultnomah
njtd two sons, re- j take nearly three hundred such dis
p ro ject and p u t It over in a big; Mrs. C arl H anson, b ride; M rs.
asters to equal our average annual
Melvin Smith returned Monday turned Friday from a tw o week s
w av
Ted Schulm erich, groom ; M r*.
loss of life due to Ore.
f om a lhr«v week’s visit at NO - visit w ith relativ es in Pocatello
All
boys and g irls of school: W allace H anson, best m an; Miss
Fire is an insidious enemy because
age are invited to a tte n d . Activ- A lire Lynum, bridesm aid; Jim m ie
It strikes without warning. We don’t
s ro tt w ith Dale K elly.
Idaho.
fight it as we should. We take it as a
ite s four days a w eeks from 1 ( Croft, tra in -b e a re r; Elaine H an
A road crew oiled H ubar Ave
The
Infant son of M r. and
commonplace—until it strikes home
» m. u n til noon. Boys on Monday son. flow er girl: and H arris Han"
nue Monday.
to leave smoldering ruins and death
Mrs.
G eorge Ludwig w as bap
and W ednesday. G irls on T ues son. m in ister. The honor guests
K H. BVltch built a new porch
Fire-safe homes, frequent Inspection by family are solutions to menace
behind
tised Sunday m orning. In th e af
were the recipients of num erous
day and T h u rsd a y .
that costa millions in money, thousands In lives annually.
and shingled his house last week
Each
year
brings
approximately
ternoon
they en tertain ed nela
400.000
fires
In
homes
in
the
United
T
his
w
ork
is
under
the
super-
Bift»
and refreshm ents w ere serv-
M r. a-nd M rs. G eorge flandforo,
.
States. The money loss ln homes ney spark or a flying brand. The no excuse for the presence of gaso
are rem odeling th e ir houne prep tives und fr u'D s.
vialon of M r. and M rs. A. D . i pd'
wooden
shingle
roof,
which
ignites
line,
kerosene
or
any
other
volatile
alone Is more than $ 100 , 000,000 —
G eorge.
a ra to ry to installing a furnace
yjr. and M rs. W. F . Sprlgg*
nearly a third of a million every day quickly when dry and also results in liquid in the house. If kerosene lamps
flying brands that spread (ire with in
stoves are necessary. All them by
Bobby Ruler received a broken, ,,f \v hit ford had as Sunday gues*v
More terrible if the fact that 10.000 credible rapidity has been a major or
POLICE CHIEF IS
daylight only. If you value your life
arm In an accident one day las ,Mr an(1 Mrg w illlan i G rant 01
Americana lose their lives every year factor In virtually every one of or
REEDVILLE SCHOOL SPEAKER AT MEET
those of your family, never use
In
fires,
7,000
of
them
in
dwelling
America's hundred great conflagra either kerosene or gasoline to start
***•*•
| P o rtla n d .
M r. G rant Is M rs.
fires. And of these, one-half of the tions.
ADDITION PLANNED
or quicken a Are.
M rs.
George
Sanford 8P*n ' I S prhtgel’s b ro th er,
tragic victims are children who de
Chief H a rry M. Niles of the
But even proper construction is
Home inspection should also In
several davs in P ortland
I ur I .
serve the right to live.
not enough to insure the safety of * clude the electric wiring where there
D irectors
of Rcedville school P o rtlan d Police D epartm ent was
I George Spriggel arriv ed home
The solution lies with you. In your home.
is any doubt whatever of its condi
d istric t have applied to PWA of- the
sp eaker a t the W ednesday
Ifaapldale
H appy H our cllil 1 from W heaton college w here be
own home.
There should be, in every family, tion. Never do electric wiring your
ficiais for a $9,000 g ran t, w hich; luncheon
m eeting of th e local
held
a picnic Sunday In John has heen atten d in g school for the
The twin answers are these: first, regular, frequent Inspection that self. If the electric system of your
coupled
w
ith
proceeds
from
an
K
iw
anis
club.
A lthough the talk
proper
construction
of
your
home:
eliminates
rubbish,
waste,
ashes,
old
K nlnhnhn's grove A m eeting w a»: pnst scdvool y ear. George expects
house must be extended or changed,
second, frequent, careful home In papers and other accumulations One call an el«<ctrician and have tbe job
$ 11.000 bond issue, would be used was Inform al It m ight w ell havt
held T hursday with M rs. William to retu rn to W heaton th is fall
spection In which every member of such inspection instituted by the Fire done rig h t
for co n stru ctio n of additions to j been titled “Crime and th« T rain
H ell,
the family can take part.
Department of Providence, R. I., in
Misa Doris Odette who has been
Special days bring special hazards.
th e p resen t school p la n t.
ing nf Y outh.” H e stated that
C laire
W alker,
Jo e
Bcrgei
If your home has not been con September of a recent year, revealed July Fourth Is one of the year's most
P atro n s of th e d istrict, by a c rim inals rarely come from araon,
C harles * Shnner. Clifford Halm visiting at th e H ulett hom e th.
structed safely from the point of view over 500 Christmas trees left* in cel dangerous days, especially in the toll
of fire, lose no time in correcting that lars and basements from the precod of children's lives. Christmas brings
vote of 84 to 75, decided on ad- children th a t have had scout or
and Fnrl Bolliger have returned past
ten days left W ednesday
condition. Tomorrow, next week, may Ing Christmas They wore as dry as the peril of flammable trees and deco
option of the full building pro : sim ilar train in g ; o r from home*
hon e from 4-TT sum m er schno' at evening
for H artfo rd ,
Conn
be too late.
tinder, a constant source of Are haz rations. Brush flres and bonfires in
gram
p lan a t a m eeting
last ¡w here p arents and children ta la
C orvallis.
1 w here she expects to go in bus-
Today's home should have firestop«. ard if a spark, or lighted match had spring must be watched closely.
seek.
Included In tb e work »«.to each other and exchange cen-
— -,
■—
[ t-ness.
to prevent fire from sweeping up dropped on any one of them Simi Bum rubbish in an incinerator If it
ward from one floor to the next in larly. oll-soakcd rags or paint rags must be burned out of doors.
be done will he erection *f Iwc fideoees.
M r. and M rs. H uddleston and j W ashington county dem ocra’ic
the apace between the Inner and should never be left lying around
I have mentioned here no precau
new school room s and a gymns , Next Monday, Ju n e 27, is All
fam ily left W ednesday for New 1
ce n tral com m ittee will m eet at
outer wall. The chimneys should be When heated by -sun or otherwise, tion which is not easily within the
sium -rnm nvunity cen ter, addition K iw anis N ight. Radio statio n s aU
p -rt for tlbetr sum m er vacnMon. j
built solidly from the ground, de they can cause Are by spontaneous reach of any householder. Observance
the
H
illsboro
cham
ber
of
com
M olly fferxtn, tsira in e S nrineei |
of
new sa n ita ry facilities and .1 over th e country will c a rry Ki-
pending on no wooden construction Ignition
of these precautions could cut our
for support. The house certainly
Flammable liquids should be elimi national Are loss by 75 per cent ln a
n-cd Crnndall Peck returruvl Sat 1 m erer rooms F riday evening for
h eatin g plant, In addition to re- wanis p rogram s.
The clubs ir
should have a fire-resistant roof, not nated or properly stored. These days, single year.
nrday from 4-H sum m er school organization purposes, according
m odeling of the p rese n t school th is a re a will gath er a t Ttm beri
■ roof that can be set afire by a chim- savs ln the exceptional case, there is
Let's stop flres before they sta rt
a t C orvallis.
*
C hairm an R. Q . S co tt.
I building.
line Lodge for a dinner and danc«
z :"7 ,b"
.
S H 5 H Attends Stale Meet
\U
:
Staggering Loss
In Life, Property,
National Problem
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