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University Library Ht m a T he B ea verton R eview The Only Newspaper Devotedly Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County. VOLUME XVIII, NO 44 P .T .A . Gives Reception BEAVERTON, In The W E E K ’S N E W S THE REVIEW Mrs. C . I » f t iik nave n reading *‘J D on’t Want to Oo to Hi-hool" and responded to n o encore. Mr*. L. L. Niter* m ad utaout "T h e H r » ! Pudding". T w o dance number* wero |>re- *ou tod by Anita Plenovl The Mule yu artei com posed o f the Mennra. Heeler, Moyer*. Idtw- ron cf und Taggart, sang “ Grand- fa lh cr'« C lo c k ', and "T lie Mos q u ito e s '. *ang "T he Tax Millage U t A p e r th* audience sang *'Ood )U« n * Am erica \ the reception Was turned over to the hospl- tallty und refredluneat romtnlt- tase. A lar«e and rougeulul crowd wa* In attendance and the r<<- c«ptiuu wa* a real w iser for Seucher* aud parrni*. An Invitation by Mr. M<-uler to la*|»'ct the Improved b««eiuent aud form er wood *bed »>■ a c cepted by m any. The j change INIBÌ ai • IONI N t * fcaa areully benefited the antlre York lubw oy building The Im kcr* have been rldln« m i ! ■roved to the "rum pus room' tl i o d ol Ito* (tt«< old wood « b e d ). They lire ••aro* decide* rorenoed In the wall*, o ffrrln t l o i i l l booo more »puce. Thl* room ha* <t • p a c o f i n i 1 cement floor, excellent llxhtinx. c u s i e m e r er- a radio, and will later have ptnR chootra l o a d * r potMt ta b le*. A ui-w uiitoniutic lohnsy McCev oil burning furnuce ha* lx*< n in- •talled In place ol the old type. T h* kitchen hn* been moved In- t o Mu- dlitlnx room und the en tire unit remodeled The Im provement o n really be appre- t .lu ted on ly by a tour o f liiogec- i NEW SPEAKER ol Houle lion ai«d the luvitatiou *tlll I* ; I* Hop. Sam Rayburn, loi lowing (uddon doalb ol Itl effect Ion. W. I. lankhoad Th< manic comm ittee wtahe* j to orxuiiUe « m other’* chorus . Thivy want everyone who I* lu- tereuted In Hinging. tnalned or antralned, to com « out uud take part. Thl* «JimiM xlve relax»- j PAST MATRONS HOLD Uon and entertainment The fin d meetlnx will be on Tuesdnv, PARTY AT BEACH October 1 *t on* o'clock nt the ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ bom a o f Mr* Miller on »ecotvd Mr*. F. V. Ko*ebraugh en and A lltel street*. An Invitation tertained members o f the Fast fo r the churn* to com pete la * Matron’* Club with a house par • prliix inimical festival wm »x- ty at her h.'uch cottage at Wa- t tided hj the county chalrnmo cuiiiu beach last week. She drove I ■low u Thursday accutnpauied by Mr*. V. A . Wood to make ready BOYS AND GIRLS tor the visitor« Friday Me»- URGED TO ENTER dames W H . Enxelke. George Ttliyng, Doy Gray, 8 . U. U w - <•>♦♦♦ ltoy* and xlrl* »re urxed to «ti rence, K. R. Summers, W . II. ler exhibit* at the fnll flow er Boyd, U. G . M ct'orm ac, H . A . •how nest Satorday. Seplsinber Nielsen, A . M. Jann«en, J . H. IK. *pou»ored by the Uesvertou F elihe uud H . H Nelson mo Garden club, under the cloast- tored down aud enjoyed u big HratloiiM showu In the n«wvs I- clam1 chow-dor feed at noon. The t**iu rexardlnx tlie *how. In this afternoon was »pent at the beach paper A record I* b»<lux kept follow ed by a business m eeting. o f the prize winner* and crodlt After a hearty supper part o f w ill be xlveu toward the prlxe the grou p catne home, others re e f a week at camp, paid for by maining over night. This proved tho Garden Club Credit will » a most delightful party for all. no be xiven those niuklnx and Tlie next regular m eeting will uariniK fo r the best garden next be held Friday, Nevember 29, at aiding and opportunity fo r ere the home o f Mra. Doy Gray. dlt will axalu be Riven them in At that time plaus fo r a big the ilow er show next sprinx Christmas party will be made. WOMEN’S SOCIETY HOLDS MEETING 4> ♦ ♦ ♦ Tb<- charter labeling o f the aew W viohii ’* Society o f C hris tian Service was held last Thurs day at the Methodist C hurch. O f ficer* w ere elected as follow s. President, Mr«. Harriett* Tr»n- aes, 1st Vice Pfealdeul. M r».. G L . Pace. 2nd Vic* President Mr* K R . Sheets. 3rd Vice P re si dent Mien Id* llrow n . R ecord ing Mncretary Mrs. b . I.- W al ker. O orrosponding Secretary, Mra Clara W atrous, Treasurer, To Be DRIVER’S MANUAL TO BE IN NEW CARS A A A ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr* G sorgo H im I Hi, prsaMen’ o i H« mvi < i I mu PTA welcomed lon- members «m l k u m i < hi a rtuoplluii for th* teacher* lu the High Mchool Auditorium Tues- day ovonlitK. H«pt. 24. After n four b rie f unitouuceiiicnl», durlua wdllab the uudlence MD| “ A m er ica", the uieotiaii wa* turned Otrr to the program conunlttee. Mr* Hub) juhiMuu. accom pa nied by Mra. C. W , Roger*. *atw 'The W atchman*. GUESTS AT MEET OF GARDEN CLUB ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr«. Van Anderson. Mrs. A. P. Kerron and M rs. Dorothy Henderson o f Portland were guest« o f the Beaverton Com munity Garden Club ait their September meeting la the gar den« o f M r». <’ . T - Ketcham at Garden H om e, A fter the usual business session the group »tro l led through th* garden The door prizes, were given, and ralraah: meat* w*r* served. Subscription, $1 a year It of every T T A f CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED POR For Teachers Mr* Johnson ile lrl*h G irl". WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1940 Reduced The latent edition o f the Ore- * a a *on D river* Manual, published The city council met Monday by the stn'e m otor vehicle de partment will be placed in the o f this week and recommended Klove compartment o f all new their estim ate o f the city badges cars sold In Oregon in 1941, It to the com m ittee who will report wa* disclosed today by Karl back for a bearing be* the tax Snell, secretary o f state. payers . Snell *ald his department was This budget is almfost $735.00 cooperating with co r dealer* In less than laat year's budget and ail parts o f the state in the pro It Is estimated that the total je ct. The new manual contain* city m illage _ will be reduced by comRileie Information on rules at least one m ill.. Tills will and regulations pertaining to the ] mean that the total assessed ral- safe operation o f m otor vehicles ue will have to increase som e. I DRAFT itti bacon*! In Oregon. It la the manual j A m ou ; the items that were dunr» My a a tur* With studied by those who wish to reduced is the one for interest Wot « S c i o n - M W , pass the law test fo r a d river’s on water bon d *, the water de- °« « • • 'f l* Hanhoil. license *n lb1* state. partmeut now being wholly self- — »toU a»d Sen. Sh*p I urge every driver w ho oh- supporting. In fonrier year* a* tains one of these manuals to much as $5,000 has been levied study It thoroughly, even if he fo r Interest on these bonds. boa been driving for some time.-’ Last year $1.000 was levied for said S nell. "W e sometimes neg this purpose. lect keeping up with changer- New item s introduced include in our vehicle laws and by rea one on parks, m oney for which ding this booklet, this situation has had to com e out o f the em er can be remedied. It often is gency fund. This year that - wise to refresh our memory on tem is $100. the vehicle laws and by passing the bo<At around among mem bers o f the family, many others OSC BEAVERS MEET may be benefited by the Infor- IDAHO SATURDAY ruafion in cluded.’* | Car dealers have expressed lam Stiner’s 1940 football approval o f the plan to put the i squad entered the final phases manuals In all new cars, de o f its preparations this week claring that the person who un fo r the opening contest o f the derstands the vehicle laws Is a season with the University o f much better aud safer driver Idaho Vandal« on Bell Held. than one to whom th e law is Corvallis, Saturday afternoon at vague. 2 o ’c lo ck . The Orangemen Will he with Hash featurmq coll PACIFIC TO HOLD out the services of Leonard •pria«! on all wkeeh Y ounce, letterman right guard, OPEN HOUSE SOON and repotted doto* 1$ who sustained a shoulder injury lo 30 mll»i poi valido Students aud facu lty at Paci- In practice last week. Y ounc? lc university in Forest Grove Is the squad’s best place kicker will be hosts to parents and » « d teams with Jim Kisselburgh friends, as well a« to som e 30 In backing up the line on de- women's clu b« over the state fense In addition to being a line at an open house to be held on stalwart. Opening in his place the campus O ctober 3. will be either Boh Ram bo or All the building; o f the <~»in Martin Chaves, sophom ores, pus will be open to visitors and Coach Stiner announced a ten- , i nlty to m eet the faculty tative starting lineup after w at- md studenta will be given at a bis men go through an In stiver tea to be served In Her- ter squad scrim m age last Sat- rirk t a ll, the w om en's dorm l- urday. It includes John Ijeo- tory, by the Faculty Women’s vich. left en d: V ic Sears, left club, o f which M rs. Jesse Wat- tackle; Bill Halverson, left guard on is president. A ll the state Bud English, cen ter; Chaves or chapters o f the P acific Unlver- Rambo. rpsht guard; Stan Czech, sltiy guild w ill hold a Joint m eet- right tackle; Norm Peters, right lug in Marsh hall at 2 p . tn. end; George Peters, quarterback; fli-------------------------------------------------- a BEAVEP® CMr,AR TI p:e<<edirv the tea. B oh Olson, left half; Gene Gray. SILENTLY PASSING GARD TIGERS 19-0 Invitations w ill be sent through right h alf: and Jim K isselhnreb. o-'vuuizations only a n d -a general fullback. fll-------------------------------------------------- * 4 4 4 Iti<vi<| Edwin Fllerson Invitation extended to the pub- The Orangemen have been go- Beaverton defeated Tigard, 19 lic through the various organ!- lag through two tw o-hour *e*- David Edwin Ktlerson. 61, fo r to 0 last Friday evening ou the mer resident o f Hazeldale amt .vations and churches. sions o f practice dally and are local field in the first com plete Aloha died Thursday laat at 'bis M rs. Herflry F . P rice, w ife o f in e x cellm t con dition. l,eed* home tn Spokane, Wash, after game o f this season. From the the acting president o f the uni- Bailey and Lew Hammers, britb opening kickoff the outcom e of a b.-ief llln e s ».. Surviving are rersity. is general chairman o f letterman ends, have been out hi* w ife Clara, his mother, Re the gam e was never in doubt. the open-house and with Mrs 0f practice with knee injuries. becca Eller son o f Beaverton, and The Beavers ran the end»- aud Jesse W atsou, president o f the i>ut will probahly see actiou in three daughters. Mr*. A da O l plowed through the T iger line Faculty W omen's club, is joint the Idaho contest. at will. son o f Portland, Edna Llnke o f h o ste ss. I ----------------------- The " B ’’ squad played- the last Seattle, and Ruth Bell o f lava It Is expected that the natural YOUNG COUPLE ARE Angeles. Mr. Kllerson was bora seventeen minutes o f the game science exhibit arranged in the w i n n i r i r v T H ïT R N lh A V llllJIw U A l in IVrtJand on May 23 1879, the and show cut defensive possibility. draw tre room s o f HetTick Hall M A K K lf iU son o f J. Hamilton and Rebecca Bob Roach 'ooked wood as a pus.- under die supervision o f D r. C * * v receiver and Floyd Molar and A Raymond Fox o f BeaTerton. Hubbard. Dr. Francis Jones. KHcrson. John Alvei shone at carrying the and P rofessor Jesse Watson w ill and Miss Dorothy la n g d ou of He *peut his youth in Hazel- attract the Interest o f the m a n / Portland were married T bu r-d oy dale and Aloha vicinities. He ball. Handy coiue bare tonight uud f-le rd * of the university from Septiuh?r 19 at the home o f Rev was form erly a representative o f the Hazeldale cream ery. the probable starting lineup for Portland and W ashington coun- Ta<e in Vancouver, W'ashim ton, ty who are planning to visit the Mr and Mrs. Paul Vlrell were Transferred to Spokane In 1921 the Beavers will b e :- present as witnesses to the <■«<•- he has made his home there e- Seo. I.K Karpstein. RE cam pus. A strinsed ensem ble from the ernony. A fter supper with M- v r sin ce . Casey, LT Huserick RT Hecker. LG O'Meara. RQ Paelfic university conservatory e( F ox’s mother in Beaverton the Keeeey. C Randall. K m usic (will entertain during the couple imediately went to th» Mrs It E . Hanna Hetu apartments wfrere they ex Abel. LH Vassil.. Q afternoon tea h o u r , Mr*. K. K. Hanna o f Reed- pect to make tb 'ir home. W illis. KH (Captain vllle died at Emanuel hospital The Review joins with t tietr- PAST NOBLE GRANDS Wednesday morning follow in g a hoet tn wishing the young p««pt* HOLD POT-LUCK m ajor operation. She leaves to every happiness. REGISTRATION BOOK 4 4 4 4 m ourn her her husband and 2 T ho September m eeting o f tho ,,, ir p u p n o nrw, son«, Chester B. o f T\>rtland. TO CLOSE SOON Past Noble G ra n d s Club met * M 'H B I'K N H i aud Stewart o f A lo b a . 4 4 4 Registration book« will he at the home o f Mrs. C. J. Stevens PRESENT BROADCAST fo r a pot-luck dinner W ednes- ! ^ 4 4 4 for the November elections on GROUND BROKEN day. September 11. Mrs. Evelyn “ 4 H Club Members Make Coun October 5. Those wbo must re- ! assisted the hostess. ty F airs” will be the title o f a FOR NEW BUILDING gister If they would establish | Scntt T he birthday anniversaries of radio broadcast' to he nresented Ground 1« being broken for eligih'lity to vote are residents j several members were observed over station K E X by F iorina* a new brick building fo r Dr. C. who have moved Into the county j and readings o f the lives of Kvers o f Forest Grove and Dog- E. Mason on WatRon and 1st and who have lived in the cou n Ruth olid Esther were given in *M 4lhgg o f Reedrille. He pi •‘ta st. Mr. Amroud o f Portland is ty more than six months, coun- tti et r honor by Mrs. C. J Devers ber 27tt> at 12 o ’tdo. k TWa architect in charge o f con stru c resident« wbo have attained ths m <A Mr* Mildred Onfield. A bus- broadcast w ill he a part o f the tion. The building will lie 25 legal voting age o f 21 years, Ines» meeting was held. The next j V.’esterrt Farm andHom'e Hour, by 70 feet and iwlll contain * peisons who have neglected to meeting will be at the home of Miss Kathleen McCrae. Home I V number o f o ffice room s. It will vole in the last general election. | Mrs. D. D. Myers October 9, monatration Agent, and '•«Urn*» faoe Watson street with an en or wom en whose names have wiftt lira . Hazel Miller as as ¡T orvend. Assistant Oourty trance on 1st St. ohsnged through m arriage. stating hostes«. ¡ wil l take port In tbs interview .
