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The Only Newspaper Devotedly Exicunively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
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Beaverton. WaKhinston County,
Oregon, FRIDAY, JUNE
28,1940
T
Many Attend
«i i
In The WEEKS NEWS
4-H Summer
CHURENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR
THE REVIEW
Sessions
O f the 75 IV u h ln ito i) county
«-II rluti members attending Hi*
summer iM'hool »«salon ut Uorval-
Un where almost
2,000
mem­
ber« worn In attendance, u coa*
axlerable number received reçoit
nlilon
fo r outstanding
work.
T liry arc: F loren «« H »vara, (he
president of lh « Delta t'pallou
«rou p ; J«.«n Dakar, rtr»*
v|«-«
president <>f tin. Delta (pailón
aroup; Marjorie Kppersau. *««■•
ond vlco-prealdenl ; Kuiii (Jucr 1
bar, council nieuibar at Waldo j
Hull. Mnry Jacober. »p ed a l a- 1
wurd In entomology: Anna ielle j .
Moti, »«-coi J in til« cookery Jud
gldK conleat : Mui Jolle Upper-
►on fli»i lu lb « •iinnliiK Jcifginu
contest; Margaret Com rena, »ec- I
ond In the miming Judging con
.
teat
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Of the 15 Washington
g irl» Ih lug ni Waldo Hull, in !
made the honor roll for clean |
Iooitta u fa d which received re
cognition [ mi hi
the
»ii|M>rvlaor«
of the houae Moat o f the Wash- j
ln«fon county a iri» »laved ut the
Ih'lta I'pallon hom e which »co
redhlghcai o f nil the girla' groupa i
In the recruatlonal actlvltleet.
In the hoya’ groupe.
Itomi i l j
Zn h I ch pluyod the violin In th.- j
I II club orchqqlla ; BiU Fotte. ;
v i a preuldent o f the Sigma Al J
pha Upsilon house; Ixuiald Mele. |
waa prealdenl ot thè Hella Kii|>'
pa houae: Vonnan Hermana, the
in u na« er of Hala Theta PI: Ken
neth Jacqiilth won Arsi In the J
foraatry Judging coutaal.
The elub member* w er* ac- j
compan led to Corvallki by Ur». j
Harriet Ford. Hilda Hane*. H el, J
«ir Aliatili. Mia. Hate!
Hake.’, [
Kathleen
McCrea and
Palmer
Torvond
unno
The advantage» and respoti»:-
hllltlea o f Amerlean
youth In
th!a troubled world were ctnpba-
•hwd hy the prominent speaker»
aa they addreaned the 2.14MI ill
club member« at their 2<th an
muil club »limitier »eealniia which
cloned lunt week at Corvallis.
lIlKlillghting the
dally aaaeui
hly programe at which
noted
peraonagve (rom over the alate
aiMtke, waa the Ineplratlonal und
patriotic H a g day exerrtoe» In
(rout of M« mot lui I «Io n umili u p / i n \ l l i / v v i r L ' n
| L L B MELTS AT
acore* of Haga carried by ihe
LOVER
S. LAW RENCE HOME
t orvaJli* Boy Scout». Neal Allen SI RA\ NOW DUE
|
a a a
of (Danta l’a »», «ta le Comma 1
» a •
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«1er of the American l^ g M tr told
Apple and j « a r grow er« »lionld
«. mi« niee
o
v
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the clubber, that the (lag ...<«oa apply the 2nd cover «pray thl* 1 VPr(OIl
clu ng
b w„a
held
nailoual utilly and that national »e *k . a ero 'd lu . u .m .«Lti«M>’ice. 1 l ^ t p'rldav-' j '
j "“"
ol‘
unity la the haal« of aeeurlty. meut hy A. t\ ty r u .. u jin y a- , nu t|V(. ' '«a rd in s
of Mis ' s lm
He told them that it 1» up to «ent. H. G. ’• houvpsou, asaoci-
vixn t ihlriv mem her,
Ihe youlh of the uatlon to a « «
eii.omologlst o f the OJt.G Wl,r,
and afl,.r
to It that the rtug stkiida for experiment »U tlo ii ie|M>ita ihut i,u, i „ M .
lht. rlllh.B
the right, of the common poo -.In-nod m< Hut have t»een In Might
v,1K „
n
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• * « ■»-_
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ple —
nnd 1 that ‘ the (tag bm-
bid* * every
the ----
past » »—
few day«
that --------
eggs a resume of the regional
non-
on* to look Uv tbe past for the have heim layed. Spray sliould »ojgljjn which was held" In Tort-
proper guldnnce
be uppliedbefore these eggs hatch
laud earlier In the mouth. Mrs.
A
total o f 1451) yousgeteis
_____________ o f
Mr. Thompson. In dlscuwaMg ____
iMilllp ______
Brant, __ a representative
from every county In the aUte Ihls »pray, makes me follow ing Oregon Suita "dVlriix
th ia ' torTli
(1,169 girls and 690 boys) In statements:
charge of Uie program and gave
addition to some 125 local lea- j "Th e recommended »pray
la u very
_ __; Instructive talk on the
dem made up thla year s »urn |M,wdered lead arsenate used ai value of a planned garden In rv
mar school. This 1« alsrut I" " the rate of 3 pounds to 160 gala, «a r il to ita benefit and pleasure.
few er than attended last year’ ■ ,,f water. In orchards where rwwl V ery delicious lefreshuients were
record-breaking session, but It dllng moth Is not a serious piw- served by Mrs, laiwrence and by
atlll Is the largest- 2-week* 4-H blem. two pounds of tbe pu>- the members front Garden Honie
auinmer »«-bool in the Cnlted dered lead arsenate to 100 gala Mrs. Hampton invited the club
SLatiM. according to H. C. Bey ¡w ater is enough,
to meet at her home for the Jn-
aiour, state club leader. Mkrtou ( "calcium
arsenate
has liens Jy meeting. A picnic Is lielng
county had the larges) delega- (|||ei| B,u.<.p||«fui|y (n the Wlllan»- planned for later III the inontb.
Uon. 196. followed by the cll>
va u8y fo , codling moth rsni-
• f Portland with 169. which did tr0j
Tesla «a iried on by t h e ip | T | > v
ir tiiM c n T M ’ C
not include the 52 other» from Ento-|¿Jo^y department o/ the
J U H IN S U N il
Multnomah county.
Oregon experiment station o v tr | PUPILS IN RECITAL
The clubbers »pent the morn-1, peilod of seven years iudiratr
tug in the duns room nnd lab- ,h *f under WIlamMie valley con
On .Monday • veniug o f this
•ratory with regular college in- lltlono tiiVium ar i - i t e Is onlr week Mrs. Ruby Johnson presen
«tructi rs giving (hem pointer* slightly less elT »• v
• .«. lea« t««d HV recital at her home on 7th
•h more than 100 different sub- arsenate in codling.moth control and Angel St. the follow ing p i­
Jecla, according to Individual In-
"Thoroughners of . npplicmtlon ano implls: Mar vice Madden. Ar-
(crest». Afternoons and evenings
esaenltal In codlln« moth con
lela Hoge. Roberta and Chartott«-
w ere spent In recreation ' « ' I j ro|. The foltag<>. as well as the Thompson, Ruth and Irene Van
educational entertainment.
entire snrf»ce of every appie Kleek, Mary and V lig 1
.! Myer«’
Patricia »'lark o f Rnsaelvllle. | and ivenr should tie thoroughly and I nex Rogers. The program
a Gresham high school »tinier*, covered with the spray solution was interspersed
with
muslrnt
and Bob King of Moro. w e r o ilf worm injury Is to he preven- and literary number* by the pa
elected presidents o f
the boy»
ted. Special care
should he la- rent« nnd friends. Refreshments
and g ills ’ executive councils to ken In spraying the upper |>or- were served.
serve as the members' own go v-jtjo n
of
the tree, ns more than
ernlng units from the
23 g irl»' i half of
the codling moth egg-
John nnd George llolmnn vlsl-
Hvng group» nnd the
14 boy»
arc laid on the upper third m
ted at the I’egg home Mondav
halls and houses
the D ee."
John lives at Sherwood nnd his
C T J ^ e D V
IA I
,
i hrotlM-r George
Is visiting him
Don and l ’ eler
Burnside arc | j „ n,. j« , Dr. C. E. Mason per- | from M|noti North
Dakota
On
hare staving with tlwlr father, formed an appendectomy for Du- hearing that Ihe Peggs were rv
Robert nurnaide. Tlie three or r m P ('hyson f rom near
Tigard, tertalnlng
visitors
frem Nor to
them are spending a fewr day ,,t the Good Samaritan
Hospital Dakota they drove over to Join
at Seaside this week.
|n Portland,
the group.
8IX)PERS INVADE
BEAVERTON FIELD
s s s
W olla bail game! At the Klwa
nia meeting »everal orator* o
rated on the need for patriotic
defense of the "fa ir name of our
lovely city" and urged attend
ance at the «»ruing
»laughter,
when the minion» «if Went .Slope
threatened to Invade our domln-
tona and tear down the goal poet»
o f the high achooi athletic field.
Well they came, ami h o w
Anyway they must have had
their official score keeper along
¡w ith them, because in the flr«it
lunlug the Slope ra claimed six
scores. They hailed almost a-
| round the whole clwb. Hut then
Beavertonf came up and were ere-
dlted with only nine »cotes, al-
j I .lough they hatted around once
and four men hatted twice, mak-
Ing fourteen men who faced the
invading pit« her, and though no
men were left on base when the
side was called out, yet, they
. were crea ted
with
but nln,
' runs. It look» suspiciously like
' like a colored gentleman was lin
/ «•rin g in the fuel supply.
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n u m b e r
;4th o f July
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Plans Manyi
And Varied
A S S
| "W hat are you going to do tho
Fourth?" Your editor has bren
'asking this question for two o:-
three days now and the answer«
he gets are somewhat enlighteu-
lug and then again
»ontewbat
confusing. The confusing part is
that they are »0 varied
i^u te Balmer of Da Porto«,
, . y i , •|rn ,M„rk,tU. * nou|ch k ,
,|«.«e up. y , „ , n, goin, to clos,.
the place.”
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A “ ‘ ® S<frvlce-,. 1 11 « * * * “ X
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pnone, The call came about se-
You sure should have been at ven thirty in the evening ant
the evoat. that Is, If you weren". ,)e ^
have U(oughl
sar_
The grand stand was almost full Tke *latUm wanted some gaso
that is, almost. And auyway the ||ne delivered'
ik * t C a l i f o r n i a
crowd wag big. More fun.
Beaverton Electric. May go
\ Military Acad-
The score at the end of the <0 tt,e
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second inning was larcording to
Beaverton Kuel Co..
Don t
Hollywood.
the board) ft to 9. A fter that
yet
Uie pencil wore out. Anyway 9
„
Is all there is supposed «0
be-o. ^
“ W a ll
maybe that was innings or men " , ° n
'tT* * * n* Ui4 ’
r *
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Harry o f the Five A Ten was
.
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m i i i
somewhat put out. He bad sto-
8ome of the highlights include
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Hill SiiaitOn batting (or was It ^
^ "tJ S T T S T .a
iNitting) Horsell catching:
I’ mv ,hf«
th» « « • ™
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a city orihnance. against
selling
base running. H. Barnes was no ___ . . . . _
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t1 such things and that they could
slouch as his performance In a l l ___ .
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,
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, , only be sold between July 1 ana
places was gieatly
applauded.
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July 7. So 111 be around some-
Then you should see Dewey the
Plumber pitch. The ball almost
1 got past Mitchell In a
• Why don t the Council publish
much easier manner than an o-
their ordinances so a fellow car.
ver drawn check would.
knoy what they are? They let
Hath rime th«y called Jay Gib us stock np on goo«ls and then
son to bat some other enthusiast 1 come around and tell tm that
got in his way.
it Is against the law to sell fire-
| The star play was when the crackers except between July 1
Sloper base runner saw a Ki and Jul>.
P ,
, wan tan catch a fly and attempted
u ,. _ - t A c i r
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. O f
course the bank will close.
* * * * * that o '
I f S,f P
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Z ? * ; And the barber shops and pro
-
»*-
“ **d * * * 8tOWf d
tn. ily the fo« d stores, at leas,
1 h‘ " ,« ;t kept
; ,n
V the chains. Further than that
least as long a . his legs held ou«. we
fcad no Ume to agcer.
He finally » 1 down with more ^
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force than elegance.
H ow e»er.
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he got back to first before tile
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fellow with the ball realixed he
realty had It and threw It to CIGARETTES MUST
I lirst. That fellow must have a BE INVOICED JULY 1
Scotch stleak in his nature some-
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place,
1 J. W. Maloney. ( »H ector of Ia-
• The idea that got the most ap- ternai Revenue, states that all
1 tJause was tRe ambulance and wholesale and retail dealers in
WOMEN TO JOIN
ir / 'k ll/ lli'lM A lf’ I i'D C * r< A M D 'stretdher that drove on tbe field dggrrettea would be su.iifct to
CAMP Just as the game opened.
_ payment o f a floor taa. based
!
Follawing is a »West Sk>|tar * on the increase In the tax on
A Homemakers Vacation «amp ve.slon o f the a ffa ir:
cigarettes
under
the ID venue
ts being held for
Washington
The Heaverton Klwanls didn't Act o f 194U. The new law be-
• county women thla year fo r the w|n 75 to «9. as predicted la «l comes effective July 1 194«.
f ' * 1 tto e Hlnc,, t m -
iam p week by Hill GrautT. The W e «
Collector Maloney sUtes that
,H 1,1
w l,h
ilackam as Slope Improvement Club ran a- all dealers having cigartttes lor
‘""“ " 'T ' w,u
•» Silver « reek ,.rotw the plate 23 time*. They ^
mU8t make ^ inventory of
Hccrtmtlonal Area. 16 miles from
the Kiwanis get by with 17 tUeir stock o,, paIl<i * * „ f the
. 9,,T*rton Auguat 4 to 9. It w ill
make lt look better for the clo8e o f business June 39 1949
| h»> the last o f a series o f four _____
home - players,
even when they This
to be prepared in dopli-
.
____ __ is M
* Urh c“ mps *° * • hf>*d ■*
could have made many more runs Cate, listing brands and quauti*
»utile eit«.
Ttio Kiwanls are now teinkln* ties of each hi and. It is to lie
I Th‘>R‘* c*a>l»* mr* planned to about a tqturn engagement. But beld hy the dealer; and he is
* t>roYtd* * abort vacation from whose return it is they don t t0 nou fy the Collector o f Inter
*------ dll,ie*
'*■■**“ for
“ “ Ul«
**“ homemaker
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— K" ’ ----- - na, * Revenue.
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houle
know.
The
Beaveitou
ambulance
210
Custom House
wher* Bh* > »»-' rest, me«* new and stretcher crew assist«^ the immediately, requesting a form
friends, forget dlatiwashlng and star* «if the game and kept vtgT q Q which to file tbe floor lav
food preparation, «lo basketry, lent watch on the players. In return. Aa soon as the printed
and other craft*, learn nature spite o f West Slope's victory the floor-tax returns
are
received
lore, play games iu congenial KiwanU are
happy about the from thp Bureau in Washington,
company, wad. |>erhaps swim.
game, because
it might have they wm ho mailed to dealers.
Regi*t ration for the «amp may been worse,
with instructions as to prepara­
he iiiasie at the office o f the j
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tion, computation o f tax. ttc k
Home I t a M M I ration agent in |A A R O T A N E V I S I T
This rioor tax would be due
the (Wurthouse at Hillsboro (,y ;
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from all propiietors of hotels,
■leposMng AliOo of the $5.60 the IH E PEGG FAMILY
restaurants, confectioneries, gro­
cost, before July 15. Fm tlier de- |
a a a
cery stores, lunch counters. |>ool
tails regarding the camp may
Mr A, H strain, a mere youu ^ , 1 ,
cigar stores, news stands.
1« »M a in s « from tha, office.
M ter ^ «ightysix summers, an reUlll ,,qUOr stores, "reta il deal
RETIRED PROMI
\ SCREEN. Sh Ir.
\ ' * r Ti ipla
»®r* privata !U *\
■ ----------- Z Z ; ------------------------- W , uncXv ot Mr*
SILENTLY
w * K- Pe*6- w,th era in beer, and anv other - er
son or firm selling Cigarettes
PASSING lh*R d“u*h,er- Hn Maud“ " "
jg __^ , Hams, and her daughter. Allc,-
|»ara IU»»e 1>»ud»tni
| Williams, ail from \ alley City,
Dora Rose Woods tra o f Mbit
H*b«,ta. have been visiting
ford died on June 24. 1949. ar M the
hol,K‘ ,lhe pa8* weck-
the age o f sixty four years, se- l * » ving Wednesday morning to
ven months and fifteen days. She
started foi home. Iliey will
make another stop in Pasco. Wn.
is survived by her husband. Tho
Whlle In this section they hav >
mas Woudslra. two sons. John
K. De Haan and Adam De Hnan. been driven by Mrs, Phoebe Ber-
nnd one daughter Mrs Dora Da- ry. They have visited many in-
vis. all o f Whltford. and eleven ierestlng places, including Grand
(du lee. Tacoma. Seaside, and ma
grandchlldren.
uy way points.
Interment was »t the Creseii'
Mr. Strain is much inteiested
Grove Uemotery. on June 26.
in Masonry and while here he
vis*ted the local Beavertou ( hap
James Schilling and family of
terJMo. 1(H) A.F. A A. M. He
T-a Grande are visiting In Beaver­
ton and Aloha with Mildred Prie-
Rochester, Mir.n.
and L. H. Balmer, They were
called here by fhedeath o f hD
M T9. Roso i« u h« i is quilt* III
brother in law. M. Sipple, an old , Ht Huber, suffer
employee o f the RHtx Biewery t ouhle.
t iiio
0
W F F K
a iT i
T Y i C li'K '
a «5 ,1 » "
l»A i> lfc »ÎN
The soft ball games this week
w ill he cvi Tuesday. July 2 . fea-
turing
West Union vs Tigard
and T h ilfty
Market vs. West
Slope.
Thursday o f last week Thrlf-
,y Market down#<| OaWego. 7 to
5 a(ul Wpslt gIopp t(H>k xicerd
into camp. 9 to 2.
,»t prp, ent
lea^ e ^
i.lff« «re-
Th rifty Market
Tualitin
West Slope
West Union
Oswego
Tigard
won lost
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3
3
3
3
4
2
5
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561
500
569
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