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Ora. iJJalorlvai Moví«ijr wv ¡' he B ea ver ton R e vie w T h e O n ly N e w s p a p e r D e v o te d E x c lu s iv e ly to th e In tere s ts o f Ea.stc rn W a s h in g to n C o u n ty . Volume VX II, No. IS Bciiverton, W ellington County, Oregon, rn » TAe W KEKÿ l>lfcWd I ln IT" Friday, October 27, 1939 m '. p ■ a l Subscription, cjibes i\e tu r n F rom Conclave aawsiMMw- University Guests ARTISTS DISCUSS UNES O F SU IC R S — Wllh Ih» help ol M in lean Hurrlnq Ion. prominent New York debutarne, aritele Ruteeil Ratterten, teil, and Mc Clelland Sarclar carelully Inepect lhe Une ol Ihe 1140 Sulch al Ihe General Mo lare eehlbll at ihe W al dorf Attorta. M O TO R EXECUTIVES T A U tn O V E R -H a rlo w H. Curtice. Sulch preti dem. d le c u e e e t 1(40 pro»pacte with William S. Rnudeen. preeldenl ol General Motore Corpo ration. at the preview la New Yorks W a l d o r f Attoria where General Motore it dleplaylnq lu 1140 line ol cart. CROWDS HAIL NEW CARS— Op«if|nq al thè National Automo bile Show al New York't Grand Central Salace look place on Oc tober ISlh wlth many dlqnllaita» troia C. ' automobile Induttry. po liticai and publlc lite In atten dance. Photo ehowe qeneral vlew . wfiantM Reved io iq v * ,. TURRAN- Rayed m «he »* hour-qlose HowaI<J t Ho<| , , a „ " ‘ • '" ¿ ¿ Z « 9 dauqhler. Doro.h, 4 .orina Iron, a » automobil. cueVloa. the ho ,d. Iiom canda cloth, new labile .....lo re ol 1(40 e emarieel motor co»« _ County Health Schedule Outlined T I ip Beaverton 1*. T. A. In ton nectiou County |n I'M'tit, with Health on lint Washington atsoclaUon will November -h. Lhe film. ‘On flu- Firing Unu. Tbit in mi Inlet fstini! mill rapid (I n picture, ll will be shown both In t.lie eU'inciilury auilltorluni. untl Time high hi schedules itnol will In- ut runited later. Friday mu in lug. October 27, Dr. Tulliert will conduct a d d t a 1 ntiriey In Ihe elementary school Thin year the mothers of firs', and second grades are asked to be present when Ihctr children are examined and to hr lux New Smoke Eaters Chosen liy Veterans Election of new members was held ul Uie first fire squad meet* lug October 6. Seveu new recruits were udded to the s<iuud. They are: Myers, O'Meara. Josaey, Huserlck, Coon, Swuln and Hvckcr. These mum bers will be placed at the bot tom of Ihe following list of old members and will work their way up. The s(|iiad is arranged accord ing to authority. Chase, chief 1’etrovic.h, lieutenant; llrinde 1st captain; Poster, 2nd captain; Saxton, 3rd captain; ilixby. Pin ions, Jones, See. Itandall, Bodl ger. Slpe, Coleman, Harrison, Wilson. Shively, Myers, O’ Meara. Jossey, Huserlck, Coon, Swain, Hacker. all pre-school oliildceli over 2Vi yearn for a ileiitul examination. On Novcinher 2. at 11:00 u ni., there will be a puppet show for children In the first six grades of lhe elementary school. This as a purl of the school denial pros ram sponsored by the Ore gon Stale Hoard of Health. Heading Courses Offered By State Library Musicians W ill Receive Cold Fins Mr. Metzler, superitendent of the high school, announc'd Up* week Dial because of their splrli did work and cooperation lhe musical organizations of the h.gli school will receive gold pins In slead of lihe small felt letter« which were formely givt'll. A plain pin Is given for one years work and a gaurd Is ad tied with a single note for the second years work, two notes are placed on the galird for three lenrs work, threo notes for four years work. The same plan w<ll he followed for all the musical organizations, There nre 160 awards, 43 for Imnd. 62 for glee clubs. 23 for ontiestra. 40 for the drum corps Healing courses uie now he<nK offered hy the Oregon Stale la hrary of Salem, which covers n wide range o f subjects, 646 in all. These courses are nvaiable to anyone living in this coinunity w ho hold* a library curd In the library ami will assist any who are Interested !n adult eilueutlon. Km;l ist ration blanks may he No Fear Psylla Found procured form title Communlf. In Oregon library. Hours 2:70 to 6:00 Wednesday A survey of Oregon orchards Thursday and Saturday. shows that pear psylla Is not Saturday evening 6:30 to 8:30. present In this state, nmt similar surveys conducted In Washing Open Russian-Amcrican ton ami Idaho shows that thi re is no pear psylla In those stat •« I ».diet School except In the Spoknne dlsrlot o\ The Novlkoff Riisaian-Amertran tending across the line Into Idaho ballet school will start classes repoits Prank McKennon, dhiof Saturday in the I. O. O. F. Hall of the stnle department of ag- at 10 am. They will teach tiny rleulture division of plant In lots, children and adults In ballot dustry. The survey was conclude) character and lap. acrobatic, and by the department,, the slate college and the extension sprTlee. ball room dancing. LOI) per >r. In A d ía m e 2 Jr;ver$ eo Receive Instruction Pupils of tile Beaverton hlgu •iiool who wish to learn to drive an uutomoble under trained instructors are Invited to enroll in the -afety driving class to bw ssonslred at the -high school by i.'arl Snell, jecreary of state, a- a part of ills sate-wide traffic A press conference, banquet, laiwrence Tlbbet concert, and the Cnlverslty of Oregon Ganzaga football game ’highlighted the weekend. for 160 student Journ alists. at the 16th annual Oregon High School Press association at Fugene, October 20 and 21 Representing the Hummer we ye Gertrude Sip©, editor; Pat Dob- yns, business manager; Florence safety campaign. It was announce'- today. The cla-ses will start Monday, November 6, at 1 p.m., and wdl be held at Uie same time each week for seven weeks during ttincu students will oe laugi.l anous phases of driving an auhxmobne from starting the mo jOi to starting the car on a (leap grade. Persons 15 years o l age or older are engiote lor the course, each pupa to turnish ms own car. D river’s licenses are ml Ewer, Dorothy 0 Connor. Hud Courtesy Hummer Geo Gordon Photo lllte, Robert Yimker, and Jim Students pictured ngove ware Hummer delegates at the an Pustinan. reporters; and Miss nual U. of O. press conference. Seated: Bud Hite, Robert Y un- ker. Top row: Dorothy O’Con-or. Gertrude Sipe. Pat Dobylns. llarne*. advisor. They were housed In sororities and fratern Miss Barne*, Florence Ewer. ities on the campus. i ups whiub ate awarded an Freshmen Announce uuaily to the bast publications in Class Officers the various classes, determined by the uuiut»er of students in a The freshmen announce their school, were presented. The Baker class officers for tho coming year High I » g , received the trophy for a- follows: Claire Bickford, pres necessary, hut no one except ii best news notes; the Frio W. ident; colleen Keating, vice pres- ceased operators w ill be ptriuii.- Allen cup went to Rogue River T V V PRAGUE STANDINGS led to drive the car to or from iieu t, Ella Mary Murpby, secre W P F A Pet high Hcbool; a new cup. first die school. tary; Maragret McMahon, treas 3 t) 58 0 1000 time awaidod was won hy Dun Ntwberg with the exception of the op urer. Florence Vandehey o l Ve;- 2 0 33 0 IK 1 dee; Pendleton high school bus Peaverlon emag session ail class work con o 1 n 7 687 boort was welcomed by the fir it *c taken the Register s cup for sev li Ustioni . . . sists of actual driving -with the 500 year academe class, October 8. eral consecutive years; the Guard Tigard ......... 1 1 12 25 pupil at the wheel of bis car. 2 1 50 333 Sherwood . . . 7 As a result of correspondence cup was presented to Corvallis Ti-e instruction includes lbs o 20 2 c high: the grand prize was taken Forest Grove w irh an Ala-kau missionary tur pioper way to start the motor, *» Q 53 St. Mary's .. by the Franklin High Post -odalisis have directed their fir*:. the use of the clutch, starting Bob Hiatt, editor o f the Frank and moving Northland. To raise funds for the car smootbly I .AST WEEKS RE8UPTS lin High Post was elected presi turning Christmas Wiarities a pie sa.o forward and backward, dent 4>y oonfercihe delegates. Jim Newberg 13. Forest Grove 0. 'will be given October 3«. driving in traffic, parallel park Thayer, o f Carlton, was the re Hill-boro 18. Sherwood 0. starting on Sister M.. Crescentia, member tug. stopping and tiring chief officer. Retty Kleger Tigard 12, 8l. Mary's t). of the academy faculty, and Sis bids. Throughout the school prin who edits the Astor Post, and Scaypoose 7. Beaverton 0. o t safe driving an* ter M. Eugen a of St. Stephen s ciples Virginia Hoffman, assistant man , high school attended the recent s t r e s s «! TH IS WEEKS GAMES ager of the llctllniivtlllan. were Those who take the oourse a: e pres- eoeferente in Spokane. elect©d to the office of vice presi- I urged to practice diligently be St. Mary’s at Beaverton. 8 pm. M. V. was represented a t ! dent and seCtetiry. respectively | Hillsboro at ,N e jfb ftg , 5 p.m. ; .e Satiii-iajr meeting of tl)e Ro-i tween classes as that is the oui> George 8. -'^AtMvhuH. professor ! Forest Grove at Tigard. 2:30. ty Sodality eonrerence by Fran way they can master lhe various of Journalism, presided at the phases of driving, Snell declared. Dayton at Sherwood, 2:30 p.m. ces Carlson. Betty Davis, Ger banquet at the Osburn hotel. In I maire la V o 'e Fhirlev Gray. B ‘ - Parallel parking, for example. ;.s his welcoming address he con- Approximately 120d chilled fan* ty Boyle. Shirley Patton. Mary a simple matter to teach, but the fbh-l to those present. "N e v -r >aw the Beavers knocked from Catherine Smith, and Helen M>-- student must practice it several such a gathering of beauty and times before becoming expert- the ranks o f the undefeated by I’hee. brains on the campus. The safety driving schools have SeapiHHise Indlns FTida:-- An outstanding personality at the been sponsored in 62 towns an 1 Saturdays session w-a Dr John night. Early Evening Fire cities of the state is the past Hewirr Nash, an Internationally The “ wonder team" was on tu- two years with an enrollment of Damages Houie «hort end of a 7 to 0 score when fnmoua printer and rolleetor of (i.A.A. IN IT IA T E S approximately 4500 persona. They oM manuscript». the final gun was fired. An early evening fire destroTeJ are based on the theory that N E W ¿MEMBERS The lone score came in the the roof and second floor of the drivers who learn to drive pro»- second quarter when a Bea1 erto.i iit'cause there are girls who von Keckelthaler home ai erly will be better driver« am. Land Clearing Methods' punt was blocked on the 20 yar1 Jeanne arc unable to slay after school Barthold avenue and Menlo driv<\ therefore safer operators. Snell line and Scappoose recovered on The alarm was turned in about explained. but who would like to be a uieni' Interest Settlers the Beaverton seven yard line 6 p.m. and both fire trucks re E. P. Van Blarlcom will be the her, Miss Gayle Duff Is pluming Frake« went around end for tV Calls .for land clearing Infor sponded to the call. Altfco ar instructor in charge o f the loci.I lor the G irls Athletic association mation in Oregon are steadily •’» touchdown. Sprankle kicked the riving after the fire bad a good school. to bale noon dases Motafer, and the Increase, states Rverctt D.i conversion point. start it was kept to the second Coach Cook stated before the via, extension ogrlcultural ensi Wednesday for them. floor where It was thought to gamp that the team that cot the neer at Oregon State college. have started from an overheated Christian Endeavor Meet At present the total number With the influx of new settler* breaks would win and he says stove. The fire department was W ell Attended ol girls in the association is 28 in the stale, more and more that is jn«t what happened. theie ah vyt two hours and usel If which IS are new members. Feeling that the break« were The Washington County Chris brush-covered and other watte over lfii.O gallons of water. The The new ineincbrs who are lands are being cleared, says had. and relieved of the *<nn>l’- amount of damage was not re tian Endeavor convention was earning their first year diamond Dnvls. These new settlers are feated" tension, the footballers held at Forest Grove in the Chris ported. shape) emblems are: Clare Mos Interested In knowing methods o ' went to work Tuesday aft*rno,»i tian church Saturday and Sun bofsky, Eunice Hpinrich, P ill ,u:i removing stumps by Masting on 1 in preparation for the always day. More than 200 delegates reg 1’urish. Hetty Prink, June Pros! touch St. Mary’« team. Several Dad’s Day A t U. of I. istered. .Th e speakers for the mechanical means. Carolyn Haberly, Pdith Jones, convention were Rev. E. E. Coul The present method of slash men will m is« th s game due to Set For January lanua Carey, Elizabeth Jones. ing and burning Is tedious, ex Injuries and ' Is expected that ter of Beaverton and Rev. Guy- Dorene Carey, Pthel Uurke. Viola pensive and not too l\ of O., Eugene— (Special) — Drill. minister of the First Chris effeettie. the Beavers w ill have their hands Uurke, Hetty Harris. Hurgar.. states Davis A diesel-operated full Friday night. The starting Fa the i s of I'nlieraity of Oregon tian church of Salem. A banquet Pewis^ Mildred Yates. bulldozer has been successful V l ’re-np will consist of rhe fo l students have selected January was h e ll on Saturday and .» Tins following girls are old used In some localities. 27 as the "D ad's Day" for the candle light meeting followed. Costs lowing: members: Mary H i Z | ) « trick, Peila school year lt)3i»-40. and although T/ef» end. Cha«e. The follow ing officers were have run about *30 per acre, d e Trowbridge, Itulh Fitzpatrick the eveut is still seveial mouths elected for the coming year. le f t tackle. Bernards pending on the nature of th-* Margaret llolbroke, Nancy Juuor. le ft cr.s*<4. Bolllcer. away, plans to make the event Joe Bates, president; W llla No stumps. Katheryn Thompson, Inez Miller, a record breaker In attendance lan. secretary; Dorothy Hawe*. Center. Bulrer, Portable power-driven stump Grace Bownc, Anabelle Moshufsky and other ways have already be treasurer; Evon W est, piraye- Right guard. Va«sfl. burners are now on the market Neldra Miller, lnuitse Heughen gun. Bight tackle. Huserlck nieeting committee; Norma Bates. which nre satisfactory for hu n- I-ouise Higgi. Vivian Eggers. A ll Feature of the gathering this Pookout committee: Pols Shearer R :uht end. Harrison ng large stumps. Costs vary from of these girls with exception of year will be basketball games missionary Ouarterhsek. Saxton committee: Bartha 10 to 25 cents per stump. With Pouise Hlggt have earned their between the University of Oregon Osterlnh. junior .«upt.; Barbara Ta-ft half. .Tone«. the 18-point burners two 30-lr. 'h diamond shaped emblems with and University of Washington on Cody, intermediate supt.; Bight half. Petrovich fear* 1 M r«. stumps ran he burned In 12 to class numeral The next letter Fitllhsrk. Bnndail or Emmon« January 26 and 27. The annual Boh Johnson, evangelistic skUpt.: 16 hours . will be the 5-tnoh chenille “ B’ \ Bill Foster. Gene Som nrd Bon banquet, business meeting and Theona Putnam. Y. P. «opt.: O lrl’a Athletic association held Coleman, all regulars, will no* other events will also be he’ d Gene Berger, publicity and llbrar- their first tegular meeting Octo Vetch Quarantine a* usual, and students are ex supt.: Ronald Webb. analyst« «tart her 4 under the direction of their pected to provide some new fea supt.; Pearl lavzatte, quiet hour No More advisor. Miss Gayle Duff, and in tures. supt.. T>l Watt. stewardship: Bible School Makes stalled their new officers who An order repealing the quarar. Floyd Shaw, ex-advisor; Rear. E. are: Inez Miller, president; V iv F. Coulter, pastor advisor; Bert tine on vetch weevil has b e- mi Attendance Record I nitcd States Civil ian Pggers, vice pdeslrent; India Hatch. layman advisor. signed by the director of th-> The Bible school of the Church Service Examinations Tr* ‘trudge, secretary; and Am ur state department of agricultuho belle Moshofsky, reported of Christ has broken all previous and the governor, and will be The United States Civil Service Mental Hygiene Society All the girls that are Inter records. laist Sunday the attend come effective in late November ance reached 159. This entire commission announces the fo l ested lu Joining the O. A A. may W ill Meet Tuesday The older states that the vetch see Inez Miller, president The group was In the worship service lowing open competitive examin weevil 'has become widespread in after-school meetings are on Psychological influences for of the rthureh. The school is ations: Operator, Churn Drilling Oregon and that the restriction- Tuesday and Thursday. thoroughly organized and grade! Rig Operator. Core Drilling R ^ war will be discussed by a panel by quarantine no longer aeive llc ’ per. Drilling Rig. with consecrated Christian teach of outstanding persona, on Octo a useful purpose. The examinations are for the ber 31. at 8:00 p.m. at Benson era. Legion Post No. 93 purpose of filling existing an 1 high school auditorium. What in 'iiture vacancies in the Portland. fluences there are against ws- Will Initiate Beaverton Endeavors Church of Christ Count il Oregon. Engineer District, w lii will be part of the topic. Thin Members of Tualatin Valley Active (¡roup headquarters at Portland, Oregon. la the th irl of a series of alx Holds Session Post No. 93, American Region, Applications must be on fi:e mental hygiene lecture». Tho>o Thirty-one Endeavors from the will hold no initiation ceremony with the Secretary. Board of U. S following are also presenting the The Church Council at th four societies attended the con at Ihe Metzger community cliu Church of Chri*t held it* month Civil Service Examiners. U. S. unusual In a lecture. house next Wednesday. All mem vention at Forest Grove. Satnr 627 Dittoes November 8. "U ntying Apron ly meeting Wednesday at the Engineer Service, day and Sunday. Next Sunday bers and legionalres are Invited Strings.” church A politick dinner w i* Rick. Portland Oregon, not Int evening the delegates will make to attend. W illis Cady, vice com November 14. "Abnormalities of served. A program was given In er than Nwve-nyer 3. 1939. mnPder. In charge of entertain their reports. The Victory Circle Full ¡reformation may be ob the Normal Boy.” cluding devotion». missionary, will be held at the home of Mr. ment. November 21— "The Psychology evangelistic, and social feature*. tained from the post office in The post will hold an Armis anhl Mrs. Velden Boge following of Marriage.” Beaverton. A good attendance was enjoyed., the evening service. tice day dance at the club honso. Beaverton Defeated 4
