T he B eaverton R eview
I he Only Newspaper Devotedly Exlcusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
Volum«* XV I I I
Beaverton, Washington County,
THE REVIEW
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CENSUS TAKERS INSTRUCTED—
Throughout lb . .a llr . country,
aroa and dUlrict supervisors lor
Iho lorthcominq c.n .u . an.ad a
serlos ol Instruction c l a s e . A b o rt
is Mr. J. L. McPhorson. Instructor
at population. addressing c.n .u .
tak.r. at Chicago lor Rollon No.
1. Th. geooral c.n .u . will begin
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LERRUN VISITS BRITISH SECTOR
P r.tid .n l Latrijn »I fr a n c , ac
' boipanisd
by
Vlsceunl
Carl.
Command.! In Chlel ol th. Hrll
ish E.p.dlilonary r a r e , shown on
a rM .n l lour at th. trlit.h Sector
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rHENCH
AMBASSADOR TO
THE U. S„ Count Rono do Saint
Qu.nUn. .toil. Lo Paqu.t au
front, which supplies bit boa*
ta fr a n c 's from lute soidiors.
H . In shown with Mrs. Savon
Portor of Now York, to under and
chairman «1 th. organtoattom.
QUIZZICAL
WIZARD — B.
tld o. fdwytrve contorts and
dl.playtna aa astouadlae mu
sical memory a . on. .1 th.
stars of Internatimi Plaasa.
Oacar La.ant loln.d tha rank.
•I
bast MlUna
authors
nib a Par lb . publicaUoa al
bis tint book. Bmatvarin. al
Ignorance." H#'. »bowa at
borna, p lu . . In« la Uia colta#
pai lar ana al tha thirty cup. a
day «bal h .» h e p htm going
VISITORS TO RADIO C U T
astonished to mo w u .
» «
The Church of Christ open»
Tro-State Storage Men
• n Taster t v u t p lld l« lu ’iip.ogn
ttonday. Toe campaign it -III - Plan Seattle Meeting
fereul from the regular revival
The Frozen Food Ixicker as
meeting In as much as thuru
sociates
of Or-bon. Washington
will he only three night ser
vices during the we«h. A goal and Idaho, which held two an
nual conferences on the Oregon
fo r 26(1 in i t 1 •tu n re an Easter
Sunduy. March 24, and 25 ad Slate collegv cumpus, will meet
ditions to the church. The pro this year for Its third conference
at the New Washington bote in
gram will ire as follows.
March
IU -S u n d ay
morning S,'u,tl'- Marc
*K “ '“ 1
of lhe
the or* » n,« tion have
aermou. ‘ The Kingdom of God I cer" of
First '*
*
! I iiniKiunced.
Faculty
members
March 1«— Sunday evening ser Irom Oregon State and Washing-
Ion Statu colleges will cooperate
mon, "Jesus In Fact.'"
on
the program, which will in
March 13 Wednesday evening.
Bible school supper and prayer clude a disctissli a of many as
pects of locker operation.
service.
Among subjects to be discussed
Munih 14» Thursday evenijiicr,
will
be hundllng of meat, fruits,
"Jesu» Our Saviour.'’
Maroh 17-Sunday morning ser ultd vegetables In storage lock-
on
using
Dion,
"Are
We
Disciples
of era; tile limitations
lockers
for
storage
of
game;
le
Christ."
gal
und
Insurance
uspects
of
March
17— Sunday
evening
locker operation, ami opportun
sermon, "Jesus the Crucified.'’
March 2o /Wednesday evening. ities of using locker plants as
retuil outlets for commercially
Worship unti prayer
March 21 Thursday eveni|K. | I’®01*1’1* frozan foods.
A major
A candle light communion ser feature of this year s conference
will be u display of equipment
vice.
und
supplies used hy the indus
March
24—Sunday
momln»
"Tlie Resurrection" and children try.
(trogram.
March 24—-Sunday evening ser Huber Commercial Club
mon, "The Battle Over the Emp
The liuher Commercial rfub
ty Tomb."
held their regular monthly bns|-
j ness meeting
Ilehekab
Distrirl
convention
will convene ut Scholls for an
all day session Saturday. March
V at 9 o’oock.
The morning program will In-
dude roll call and reports of
Kebekah lodges, a tribute
ti
past chairmen of the conven-
tion The Rebokah
club
will
serve dinner at noon
Th. afternoon session will be
« paper on "How To Be a Good
llebekah," "Duties of a Record-
Intg Hecrelary," und an addre«-
hy Alina Henderson, president of
the Rcbekah assembly of Oregon.
t
Wednesday
night
* , larM »««dance.
After the business meell-r.' r»i|
was enjoyed. High scores went
to Mrs. Altishin and Mr. Boy.l.
The door prize
went
to
Mr.
Sands iront.
Delicious
refresh
ments were served w-ith Mrs. C.
Hecket as hostess.
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M r s . »> r i j f h t H o s t e s s
I The neighborhood ‘ T.00" cl.t *
^ lnpt wllh Mrs. A. W. Wrl*ht
i.i«-. Tur day. A tlellciou* tun-h-
, eon was enjoyed, also the af-
] tornoon of cards. High «core
went to Mrs. W. J. Alexander
and Mrs. Al Chapman. Mrs. W. J.
Alexander will be the hostess
next get together.
. I ond whim silk pajamas, hi.
In die Music Hall
»howfc dank acraaa dm
■boot altar hi*
on
A.r.olL.
~V
$r }
»
when
Ptcxrr
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pickets picket —
Pickat. pickst and cevntec-plcket
marched up and down « W arb
ln«ton. D. C . street TV. K f . af
Pointai. Dolan plckamd a paint
i don. by th. C. L O. Bo what?
Faster Evangelistic
Meetings Wanned
A
Now .Spraying Bulletins
Issued For Orchardists
U H HEIST EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR
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Rcbekah Convention
Scholls Saturday
Friday, March 8. 1940
In The WEEK'S NEWS
Kiwanis Told
City Funds
Improved
W T. Strut ton, president of
Out Beaverton K i«u n i» club, ffuv«
• rMumi of tbo financial audit
of the city recently filed by A.
i. Amucher of lllllalxiro, oudl*
l**r. Tin* n port •buna a very
healthy condition of the city's
finance«.
A net gain of all funds of
4I2.33H.60 wiim mad» from Da-
tmnUer 31. 11137/ to December 3|.
IP3!i The outstanding bond« of
all "kinds on Januury I. Item
'were $ 101.600 no. beurliiK
five
percent Interest. These have been
leduced to I7b.000.tt0 a« of Mutci
1. 1940. Of thia total $ 34.000 00
now draw ¿inly three i»r<cni In-
teraat: f30.otio.oo. j ‘v percent In-
t«-re*t; uud flfi.otai.oo at 214 per*
Cent.
On January I. I**3lt. the Inter-
eel payment« totaled $'..076 urt per
year, whereas of tbla date the
total Interaat puytnenla ia only
«2.107 60.
Of the $70.000.00 outatandlmt
bonds I he Town of Beaverton
pane $7,600.00. making $226. On
per year iuteivst payuble in the
town, or a net out of town In
teract payment of tt.JlH2.Oo aa
against $6.076 00 on January 1.
1930
That
children'«
teeth
have
ahown a decided improvement In
like peat eight year« he haa been
examining children'«
teeth
tn
)leo\erton waa the opinion of
Dr. J. K. Talbert at the meet
ing Dr, Tulbwrt stated that 3
out of 4 children had had loath
a few «ears ago wMte ■« the
present time poaalbly only one
out ><t at* will he found with
hart I eeUi, lie attribute« tbla
largely to the mard water that
ban been used In the later years.
Visitors
Introduced
at
th.
uiMlinc ware 1« A. Orttten, For
est Grove.
Oscar
Haag.
Io»>
Hash. H. R Johnson, and C. H.
4‘able.
Oregon,
N ew Type Equipment
Demonstration
New
type equipment
roteQone $lust
control o f
I'lvtlng
-
h “ to"
™
vo
for ap-
(i a J ic
b
,
on
tspocad 4 m iaul., apon) at
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^
*»•*• mm.
Diaa Randolph «1 U,.
to .lo a d i»« at to«.
=
~
Mrs. Buena M aris W ill
Speak At Aloha
cn\$iy
We
r v" in wi- W ash'll.,.
? !£ ë n .WM.ru,
,
,,
places
hcodu m i
th« "EU*o Randolph'* pt+m nm
Behave
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¡We
With the advent of the spring
-praying
season,
the
Oregon
'i . i '" cull« ge extension service
f.aa Issued Its annual spray pro
grams, both for Oregon stone
fruits and f >r apple and pear
orchards. Recommcndatlin» con-
,lained lu these two r.r»ay pro-
program bulletins. No. ■>» and No.
53!» respectively, a-e the result
of annual conferences partici
pated In by extension and r e
search men from
the
centra)
station,
branch
stations.
and
other couuties.
The stone fruit spray buletin
describes 15 of th e'ro re~ ~ c«n ~
mon «tone fruit
insects.
and
j eight disease*. Both bulletins in-
clude in formation about band-
lint spray materials ami con-
* elude with detailed chart* giv-
lug. in handy form, time of ap-
I plication, spray material to use.
(and proper strength for the con-
trol of various insects and pests.
While some changes have been
made in these programs
over
prevlous years, the recommends-
tions are essentially the ttur-
in most respect, a» those con-
tained In the 1!»39 bulletins.
Number 15
St. Marys'
Students
Entertain
The music students
of
St.
Marys of the Valley
Academy
entertained their parents and
friend» with a program of varied
*cngH and selections. March 3
in the academy auditorium. The
numb* r" 0,1
Program were
follow,‘ :
Dance of the Sunbeams, Con
KUeI° Dlneen; Dark Eyes, Nancy
C***c* f ; Tb<1 Spider. Betty- Clair
Kand : Ls lita. Catherine Anza*
l0,,e- S " » ® “ « Tooze; Neopolttan
Son*i - Marian Ruscboff; Polka,
Caro1 Gordon. Conseulo Dineen,
Clair Rand. Patricia Har*
den N* " « F
‘ bncey.
Suzanne
Tooze
Marian Ru»<lhoff, t ath-
vrlne Anzalone.
Catch Me. Eileen Kinofc; Tha
Kangaroo, laiis Betzer; P-easU-
ful Blue Danube. lAtcille Swan
son: The Wood Nymph’s Harp,
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Vorm Berning; Papageno’s Magic
.v ia r y h l l e n B e a u t y S h o p Melody. Chester
w uts«:
noli
R e c e iv e s A lt e r a t io n s
Dance and Surrey Rhymes. Jo
sephine Anzalone. Eileen Kinab,
I he Mary Ellen Beauty shop Carol Kean Keating. Dois Betzer,
will be closed Wednesday, Mar. Jean Ann Barron. Myrtle Cooper,
13. to complete the alterations1 Patricia Ledwltb. Rosalie Wileon.
now ¡n prograss for its spr'ng
Youth and Joy, d a r e Bick*
opening on Thursday, March 1. ford. Betty Rae Bennett; Mazor*
On that day the people of east- ka in B flat Major—Op. 7, No. 1,
eru Washington county are In- Betty Bauerly; Military Marct in
vited to be the guest of Mrs. D. Mary C.
Smith.
Elizabeth
Koeber and inspect her newly Teschner;
Lullaby
(Brahms):
remodeled and equipped beauty
Mariana. Shirley Gray; Crane«*
(shop.
Refreshment*
will
be Smith. Clare Bickford. Tlla Mary
served and open house will be Murphy. Dorothy Dunn. Colleen
held all day and evening until Keating. Betty Jo Murphy. Mary
9:30 P m-
Moff-tt. Marianne Mlsh. Betty
j . Although complete plans have, d * via. Gernuupe Lat.Voie
Betty
not baen mud« public the shop &«uerly.
Betty
ls>n
Gordon,
will be one of the most modern ! thlyn Meagher. Berneta Bene*
| in the county.
As a token of appreciation to
A p a i s e . Patricia Shields. I-
, her many fr.ends and oust*- di,1Jo Cath<>r,ne Anzajone
An
j ers Mary Elen will give a beauty Matln Marjanne MlsU; Mexican
gift lo each lady entering the Dance Mar^ aret McMahon. Beryl
I *sboP
Cason. Frances Carlson. Lorraine
**I would like to take this Schneider. Patricia Shields. Enid
.opportunity to thank the people Ostoorne. Margaret Rennie. Jean
1 of
Beaverton and au -oun'*inx | uaife
communities for the ._'th and
Orientale.
Bernita
Benedict:
patronage they have shown me The Rosary. Geraldine Taylori
In the past rive year* of my Polfc*
Daaw,
Deborts Depma:
husines* here."
stated Mr*. Koe- Maxurka
Davis. Coi’ e e i
her.
I feel it is through theK Keating. Betty Boyle. Betty Rae
kindness that I am able to en- Bennett, Shirley Gray. Ella Mary
lange and modernize our busi Murphy. Betty Jo Murphy. Mari
ness which was started with anne Misb.
one small room five years ago.
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February 21. 1»35.
,
1st ill fil
mil
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i |r v « I'tMiitinnuhirw
M u s a . ' of
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Attraction Billed
Penny For U a o Y e a r ' For Rose Festival
Featured attraction
at
Utts
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Rose
Festival
niebt
a m., accortling to Kathleen Me-1 A one-act comedy, “ A Pcnn> -1ear 8
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.
shows. June 5 to 8. will be the
*1™ ’ h“ “ e /‘en.on. ration a«ent. iWr l^ap Year ” concerning th.
famed white horse miunted pa
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Stiffle Von Ashgrock famUy. will
trol of
of i,H,ux
Sioux 1
City.
for Problems retating lo family \H> presented FTiday. March 15. ,ro1
ll> Iowa, shr.ae.
this elaborate
Vortland was
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P m \ t : . ; t . ' of
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* - « - by
‘ ,i ^ the ^ VTA. 801,001
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the
afternoon discussion..
organuainn
to
March 14. the outfit will be in
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How a bludy
Study Cub FuncUons
Functions i The nlot
around a mts-
m4s- • • signed
litis
we.
plot
built
f
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th‘
*
ue*-k
hv The !t'
the lot near the Imperial Feed
understanding
«oncerns
mother. * Gamble, president of Uie
ort
will also be discussed.
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und Grain company tn Hillsboro
Mrs. Marls spoke at the county father the twins, and a growniland
Festiva, association.
This Is lhe
and provides for a special train
duster developed^especially* f o i l ” *
at Tl<:ard on, f'c,b' ,on han,lsom" but ,lsslfU'd' wh to bring 40 pure white Arabian
put
righting aphids on the cannery
’ . Ih '“ returnif,,* #' 0 1***
rich' «re trying lo
steeds and their riders from Sioux
peu
crop
in eustern Oregon county at the request of that on airs, especially driscilla.
group to disucss the development I Urisenla Butterworth is a very City to Portland and return.
.While entomologists are not rec
The story of the white hor^e
of a vital, stimulating, inspiring r|0h girl, and Penelope Jones, a
omniending at this
time
that
patrol is the story of a group
family life.
. house guest.
Die Austrian peas be dusted for
A bag lunch, at which coffee
Gran-poppy and Hilda furnish
s,ou* n , r h0™*1 ,oven, wL6
aphid rontol this type of dust
determined to have a white horse
will be served, has been planned the comedy of the play.
ing equiprent Is as effective for
patrol and finding Ihemst f e u
The cast i insists •>f the fo*$-
applying dual to control weevil "*•
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will adjourn promptly at three. lowing.
There probably will be a need
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Anyone Interested in present ed-
Mrs. Priscila Stiffle V.n> Ash*
for
additional
dusting
pqu p- .
pure w-hite Arabian stallion and
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ucation is invited to attend.
brock. Mrs. Felsher.
ment in Washington county for |
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Horace Stlfile Von Aft It* proceeded to raise their own
Mr.
the 1940 season. Ig>ral growers
As lhe result of this tedious
brook. lasier Little.
who are contemplating building r t a m e Commission Crew
Ashbrock program, which required many
Von
Stiffle
Jack
dusting equipment will probably
years of prepiration and many
Everett Cook.
be interested in looking
ihi» W ork On Reseeding
thousands of dollars, the Sioux
Jill
Stiffle
Von
Ashbrock.
Bon-
outfit over.
City organization now present*
For the benefit of wildlife, the nie 1^ Rud.
an entertainment spectacle with
state fame commission, with the Gran pappy. Mr. Felsher.
out equal. The horses have bee.»
P U D Meeting
assistance of federal funds pro- Napoleon Stiffle Von Ashbrock
trained from their early years
Thursday, March 14, at 7 30 vided under Pittman*Rdbertaon C. K. I.e Rnd
in
the intricate movements and
pin.. In the Bonnyslope giade act, has started a crew of men Hohusteln.
school the Bonnyslope distrlc. on a spot reseeding program in
Miss
Grtseda
Bulterworth dashing programs presente ^ ¿y
this gaily uniformed patrol.
will hear Ray Antrim and Fran- the area in Tillamook county Mrs. E. Cook,
ces Coon speak on the forming where last fall's fire destroyed
Miss Penelope Primrose June«,
of a PAopIe s I'tilily District li. the vegetation necessary to wild Mrs. Ackerman.
Huber Garden Club
W'ashington
County
RefreHh* game. With an eye
lo
future j The remainder of tha pogratn
ment» will be served after th-> planting
projects, the present I will consist of music ard the
Regular meeting of the Huber
meeting.
work Is being carried on an ex- ! "Old Family Album.”
Garden club will be held pt Hu*
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perimen.lal basis. Five different
Admission will be 25 cent« ber hall Teusday. March 12. at
J o r d a n - F m r ic h
need mixtures are being used and for adults and 10 cents
for g :oo pm. Election of
officers
Buford Vaught Jordan and Bet- *■ accurate record will be kept i children. Tickets will be on sale will he held. It Is requested that
ty Jean Em rich of Gales Creek of all plantings. It is anticipated next week according
to
Miss bird houses be hrouzid. and en*
were united in marringe Tu e*-; that this will be followed up by Amaretle Barnes, chairman o f , tered In the bird house contest,
day afternoon. March 5. at the * supplementary research pro publicity committee.
There will be a talk on fettlU-
Ohrlstlnn parsonage in Beaverton .tect to determne the success of;
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zers and what to do in the gar*
Rev. E. E. Coulter, minister of the plantings and which i* of; The Mary Mien Beauty Shop den In March. There will be glr4»
the Church of Christ, performed most value to game birds and will clos.
Monday for several and lunch. All gardeners
ar*
the ceremony.
animals.
I days while repairs are made.
invited.
equipment devclo|H-d by K. W
Gray, entomologist at the Ore-
Ton experiment station, will be
in front of the Sherwood city
hall
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