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T he B eaverton R e v ie w The Only Newspaper Devotedly Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County. «VOLUME XIX, NO. 2 Meetings, Elections For Leaders Set ♦ ♦ ♦ BEAVERTON, WASHINGTON COUNTY.OREGON, FRIDAY, December 13, 1940 In The WEEKS NEWS CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR THE REVIEW ♦ CommSiulty com m ute« ofticara for 1941 f«w the Agricultural O — i rvattoii program will 1 m rival« il a( • Marta* u( elavru iu««<ln«a srdiwdulsd fo r W ub- liiKUm ouwuty oast weak, ucoord- Ing to an aunouncauteut frutu tbo local county com m itter John W. Kanina, chairman o f the Washington county «rou p . *tai«* that at tin*»e marling* liters will be dlacussloas of Ilia 1940 p ro gram. Uia activities o f tha local aasarlatton during ilia yr*r and and a praaantalion o f tb* 1941 tanlatlv* program. Ofealrtuuu of th* local com munity commltt*** will preald- ovar tha mootings. Assisting Will be Mr. Kanina. A. K. Kralm*. and R. tHrn Ritchey, mrmibrr« o f tbr county comm ittee uuJ Htan Mct'hirg. assistant * a e- • etary o f the Conservation a* aoclatlou. "Farm ers participating In tba conservation program tnoat ami «a lly and elect by tml lot the members o f the co m mit toe* w h o ' will carry on the ■program for «he com ing year ■* •ay* nhalr-niau Kanina. .W ashing- •<« county U divided Into elrve.i district» or comm unities and It I* Important that farm operator* attend the meeting for the dla trtet In which they Ih e. according to the county cotnmlttre. All tha farmera lls'.ed nn Ibe program record* are being notified a* to the time glut pla«« o f Uil-lr community meeting The schedule id meeting* I* a* follow s: Games Begin 7< h i ' o ti-v ff, 1 0 , *t f i ¿ l i V f } f 4 *lJf N r' lon g «g o . tw o pedestrians started to cross a busy thoro- fare In an Oregon city. It was dark, and aa they left the cudb, one noticed a car approaching, L'lt still, apparently, h alf a block away. Deciding they had time to reach the center of the street before the car would ranch Che Intersection, the pe destrian* walked on, but before they had taken more than d or five steps. Che oar lA s no aiose they realized their live* were In danger. They darted back to ward the curb, but fcie driver o f the car. seeing them at that irioment. swung his car in the same direction In an attempt to avoid hitting them. One was killed and the other oerously Injured. This accident l* typical o f the many pedestrian accidents In th - state. accord in g to ' Karl Snell. Secretary o f State and sponsor o f the state wide program for traffic safety, who today an nounced Msultg of a pedestrian study inaoe recently Ry the tra f fic safety division of the State Department. This study disclosed that cars m oving at 25 miles an hour rover ground five times as fast as the- average pedestrian 35 years o f age. six time* as the pedestrian from 35 to 55 years o f age and seven time* as fast as the pedestrian over 55. “ The results of this study in dicale clearly the danger pedes trians incur when they start across a street when they can «•* a ca r e p p r « c h ln g f:ptn the left, especially at night.’’ Snell declared. “ Many persons simply do not realize the difference In New Ambasta the speed o f an automob.'le and Fhorwood City llall Tuesday. dor to Fraoc* the average walker, if the car Ibtreinher 17. at 9■ Vt e m. la Rear A d seemr fairly well up the block Klnton Orange lla ll Tueadnv miral William ttoey proceed in the b elief it Is December 17, at 1 :90 pm . D. Leahy. Gov not near enough to constitute » Aloha Orange llall W ednei ernor of Puerto hazard. It wa» fer the purpose dny, December 18. «t 0:90 ant. 1 Rico and for o f pointing out the difference in mer Chic/ of V/#»t Union S c I umi I- W ednes the rate o f travel that, our study Naval Opera- day. December IS, at 7:30 pm . was made." boa*. Hltlalioro Chamber of Own- In checking the walking pnev mere*». Friday. Dace in her 2 if at of pedestrian*. walker» were 1:20 p.ni. classiticd in three general ace groups, those under 35. those M o o 'c’a Hall at Roy W e ir«* Good Coli'*o tor the Army s . i^cd tc Gan. Clilijrd Corbin. day, Decemheur IN at 1:30 pm between 35 an*i 55 and those Assistant Quarter mas 1 st General (left) by W F Williamson ol ¡ov er 56 years o f age. Investi- Manning Store Hall at Man* the National Coffee Association Ll Col Paul Logan. Supply rstors checked the time It took nine W ednerday. DecentI-.-r IS Service, (right) slated the U S. Army's need—5‘ i cups ol these persons to walk across an at 0:ru a.in. a day pet man. lJ eoLoo -~ Intersection o f a given width Forest Grove cham ber o f t'oin* by means o f a stop watch. By erce T 'u r r lH j. Decembor 1' this means, the average walking at 1 M pm . , rule, a» expressed in feet per ELEVEN CLUBS IN m Knlgt'l* o f Pythias' Hull at second covered, was determined. SILENTLY PASSING OuMtou Tuesday, December 17. , 4-H CLUB GROUP c.estria n s were timer, at In a--------— --------------------- m at 0:30 a.in. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ tersections con trolled by tra i ns signals, at uncontrolled in Hfootnliig ch u rch Basement T o dale Hit f-H club mem ber» i NVI.VI \ IU V I1 S and at different Friday. December 20. at 1:30 p.m The Camp Fire Girls ure tak tersections In " nahliigiiu com ity cumprlalns ' V,‘ r° n* Sylv,a Davie«. «*. Ri Ismrc I tlnnniunlty Hull Tlmr eleven eltih* are busily engaged I '• Beaverton. Injured recently In ing ord ers for Christmas wreath , times and on- different days. in the age group under 35. I let tin tier 10 at 1:30 |i.lll. In their program on work fo r ^ un automobile accident on Itai es to help pay due?. the 19414-41 season. Lending in l,0ur Boulevard, passed awn Gene Springer from rule Lake pedestrian» tcok from 11 to 23 the number o f enroRments ia shortly before noon W ednesda. t al. and Mary Lou (build from seconds to cross a street, the PIN CONFERRED the woodw orking project 11 , nt Multnomah hospital. At th-1 Portland are new pupils iu the average time for this group he ir* 13.8 seconds. The average ON LEE RICHEY kh nixed to date, reports Palmer time o f Ihe collision It wan not seventh grade. time for the age group 35 to Names were drawn for gift thought her Injuries would prove T or vend, asalstunt county ageut. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 55 was slightly higher. 14.4 s e c |§_ _____ ___ filial, though ahe was siifferfng .exch an ge» at the Christina» pa.-. Lee Richey received the t.t. | The organizing o f these clubs onds. while the time for those | 'y- They are working on a skit (he year Is proving j ironl »hock, internal Injuries and G overnor’* pin friini Karl West, eurlf In over 55 years o f age was aev at hbe Christmas a hadlv crushed arm. Tuesday i to be given retiring Id. Governor In u c e r lo he a good plan as It give, »•: il seconds higher. 19.1 seconds \*»Pnihly. her condition grew alarm ing anu emony at the rrgulur Klwanl* th* d u b mem bers and lenders Expressed In feet rer second, ahe wa* given a transfusion but Mr. Phelps o f the sixth grade meeting Wedneadny. T here will a better opportunity to com plete the first age group walked at failed to respond. An autopsy- Is directing a tumbling a d for tie 15 cluba In Ihe District under their work during t.he wlnte. a puce o f 7.17 feet per second, will tw held to determine t'he I the program Tuesday evening Itee'a supervlalon Jay Sly. a months und. In the care o f Ih * the middle group walked at a cause o f death. give* « more Miss Lite was absent from her pnat 14. Governor o f Vancoitve. «took projects Mr*. Davies ww* t.he wife o f fifth grade pupils last Thursday pace o f 8.87 feet per s e co n l, Washington plnnetl Ihe past Id. com plete record when fhe pro while tfce older group proceede I ject Is carried throughout t-he George Davies, mother o f Mrs. j because o f Illness. G overnor’s pin on Karl West. pt a race o f only 5.18 feet per Velma F. Van Hynlng. Kstarwda: The fourth grade pupils are year. Roll In Truitt, an old acquain la-ster Davies. Beaverton: sister i preparing a play for the a»seiu- second. There are also Iblee foresti-, Compared to the pace o f a tance o f Ted Fnicunn spoke to of Mrs. Florence Kleinsmith and ! b|y to lie held before t hrtatma*. dulia organised, tw o dairy clubs. . . . , . car going 25 miles an hoar, and the KI wuii I h nod the Beaverton .... , . . ’ ... Kdward Morton of Portland: The first, second and third , covering 36.6 feet per second. hlph school foot hull team about j a rabidi cinti und a builders Mrs. Berha Hoffm an. The Dalles: grades are learning Christmas club, jtcvernl other clubs It was found that the car trav the associations and com rade , , Hnrry M o m Big '/<■ | M B l ! corol*. { rled five times as fast as the ship ilevn toped at school. The planning to get their organisa mp Mor|on. r „ tIpr n | y nn(1 ha,, Tlie m eeting o f the County Kl- younger pedestrians, six times leans presented t ouch Cook and tlon officials started In the ne it seven grandchildren. emenfcary Principals will be held as fast as the iniddle-agel Ftl Thun wait with a picture of future. Follow ing |* « n«t n ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ on Tuesday evening, December group and seven times as fast clubs and leaders alieadv o r Wiclr team. Mr». F. W. I.lvermore 17 at the local grade school. T h» as tie older group. ganized: woodw orking project m il Graucr said Mwt three o f Mrs. F. W I.lverm ore Sr.. fi'A Glee Club will slug. Arleta Bog.’ North Plains. Mrs. N H. Allyn, The significance o f these fig Fie Klwanls fhhrrnim i turned leader: Cherry Grove. Kllen resident o f the Hnher commun and Duane Cits-l'ninn will play .i ures. Snell points out. lies out to be good hunters, lie said Ity for 4i> years, died suddetti' Nyherg. leader; Cooper Moun the revelation o f tihe distance they started out to hunt possum nt her Ihome Wednesday nfter- tain. A. T . Cavane**, leader a ca r twill travel while a per for the Indies’ dinner to he held Hlteon. W ilbur Crocker, leader, j no®». Funeral services will h«» at Ism* Tree. la. She came to son on foot Is taking tw o tr Wednesday. December IS. B l.' Glenwood. T. K. Crodker. lender. he,(I at 1:30 n.m Saturday In Oregon In 1SS6 with her parents, the steps. For the older group, stated that when they returner who »ettled at Myrtle Point. S!io The foresty clubs include those , T egg’s undertaking parlors ,it they .had a 500 lb. animal. O ’ ! led by Austin Scnjfford. Tlmlmr; Beaverton with Interment In th > met Francis Idveim ore th->re an for example, the study »how? I*»at while the average ped es -aid they tried to lell him that ther were married on June 23. Mr*. Rffle Pearson. Arcadia: Crlscent Grove censetery. trian was walklug 15 feet, It wa* not p it hut possum Rill Surviving are two son*. Frsn 1999. The couple lived for a and Mrs, P. H Bleakman, Beav- ear traveling at the speed of said Mint ham would do cl* o f Hnher and John o f Seattle. time In that comm unity, later <« »on The dairy club* are lr* (eontlnuad on page three) The visitors o f the evenln * the Hill and Dale ami W e * t| '"’ <* ', ’>” *hter. Mr« Ivy Svveraor m oving to Claidrama* countv. were Mr. and Mrs. Rav Mark’ Villon comm unities and are led ° f H ill shore, and in 1900 to Washington and ’ Urmr grand o f Ore-Item, Russell Huff. D e l' "t Hv Stanley H '. 'e r t n .d Silas ohiidren. F lorence T.nton o f P ort county. The late Liverm ore res trumpet solo. There will also he K. OaI’d Harold H el?»r o f V a n Rechen. Hergert is also leader land, I A>ls I.lverm ore o f Huhcr idence wws her hom e for 25 tumbling acta. couver. Washington. Albert (himh and Jerry and Donald I.lverm ore year*. M l»« Pearl Cook was in the of the riibblt club. M. M Itomi,’ o f Mllwavlte. Flm er Talef of In 'Seattle The late Francis W. Livermore Drat grad » three, days In place P-olnm ila and I. C Nelson of Is leader of the builders clul Mr*. IJvermory was horn Fa was a form er Washington county o f Miss Bertha Ostraloh, who In R ulelth s< hool. was III. | ther Jene Steele on June It. 1*71 tudg# H* died in May. 1931. Beaverton , Sckwl Notes’ January 7 ; End Feb. 21 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Three Friday home games for each o f the seven teams vom - Prising the TuaJatin-Vamhil! Val ley (T .-T .V .) league a rc listed In the official schedule for th-» 1941 season. Th* oouble round robin o f 42 cam*« will twain on January 7 and end February SI. accordin g to a statement isaue.l by the officials o f the league. Here Is the schedule: January 7 —W est Linn at Beaver ton. H illsboro at Forwst Grot , Tigard at Sherwood and New - berg, bye. January 10 — Beaverton at Tt- gard. West U nn at H illsboro. Sherwood at Newberg and Pur est Grove, bye. January 14— Beaverton at New - berg, Sherwood at W est Linn. Fore»t Orov* at Tigard and Hills boro bye. January 17—Hlllahr.ro at Sher wood. Tigard at W est U nn. New at Forest Grove and Bea verton bye. January 21 — Beaverton at H illsboro. Newberg at Tlaard. Sherwood at Forest Grove ant West U n n bye. Jannary 2-4— Forest G ro’ e Si Be verton, H illsboro at Tigard. " ’^ t U n n at Newberg and SV*-- wood bye. Jannarv 38 — Beave»»c» Sherwood. Nfe» hejg. y ’,. Hiljsl o*x> , Forest Grove a. West Linn and Tigard bye. January 31 — Beaverton at "e st U nn. Forest Grove H illsboro. Sherwood at Tu.-->nl and Newberg bye. February 4- Tigard at Beaver ton. H illsboro at We?t U nn, .Vew- berg at S tarw ood and KoTeet Grove bye. February 7— Newberg at Bea verton, West Unn at Sherwood. Figard at Forest Grcve. and gard. Sherwood at HiUstx.ro. February 11— West Lina at T i- /ard. S ie r w s o d at m Ustwro Forest Grove at Newberg sn -1 Beaverton bye. February 14 — Beaverton at Forest Grove. Tigard at Hills b oro. Newberg at West L ion and Sherwood bye. February 18— Sherwood 4 ( Btv.- verton, H illsboro at Nev 1 er<. West I inn j»t FOrest Grove ard Tigard bore. Feb-uary 21 -H ills b o ro si Be<- vertou. Forest Grove at Sher wood. Tigard at N’ew K i i and West U nn bye. STUDY CLUB MEET TO BE IN HILLSBORO ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ The third monthly stud> clo»» leader training meeting on Hus band-W ife Relationships" will he held at H illsboro High -<cho»’ l, room 202. on December 19 fro* * 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p iu . These monthly training meeting? are given by Ruena Mari*. Extension Specialist In Family R tlatlon - ships, accord in g to Kathleen Mc- Chae. Home Demonstration \gent "W hat oharacterstics and qual ities make possible lit Inc to- geher h appily" will he nr# o f the subjects discussed. IT * Ip* in leading a discussion croup wtil also be given by Mrs. Mar # at this meeting. LOCAL GIRL IS ON PAPER STAFF Margaret MoshofsVv, o f Mr. and Mr. George E. Mos- hofsky. has been appointed to the staff o f The Torver. M arvl- hurst college newspaper, accord ing to announcement m?'J«’ th '» week hv Editor Helen G’Mearn. Selection was made on the basis o f rrportorial shllltv as «how?» In practical try-out« Miss Moshofsky wIM c l- v with both T reble Triad and the fh o n s l- Ists In the anrttal winter re cital of Bhe college music dep artment. fhe evening o f Decembes 13. Treble Triad I* the slea clnh. and the C h ora l'«!» from a selective group o f 11 vote«.
