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Volume XIX, No. 15
Auction Sale
A t Close O f
4-H Program
A npcrlnJ m dlo prog i am (teg,.
1»K with livestock
production I
« m marketing by 4-H «1 ih mem­
bers wil! be (xml'll over KOA-*
Monday evening. March
17th ,
m ya
Palmer T .r'-*n 1
n«.-|«iinl
county agent
for
WR«Mn*M>n
th>unty, 11« r«i'oin(iH.n<ti<
th«
p m «m m an a vuluablo ona for
county livestock
clu b
members
to tun« In.
____________ BEAVERTON,
[ln
WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY,
TAe W E E K S
March 14, 1941
Bob Sayre
N EW S
CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR
THE REVIEW
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N a p p u t t t j i i 'H
\
fJ fth lt / /
Captures
Greater
observance
of
the
atate regulation governing
the
operation o f a motor vehicle be­
lt'« overtaken and pasaed bpr an ­
other 1« necessary in the Inter­
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est o f greater traffic safety
In
Between
strawberry
»h orlca V »
Oregon, according to a statement
from the tra i’lc safety division and the Washington County A -
o f the itocretary o f state's office rnerican le g io n O ratorical con t-
test, W ednesday night'» Klwanh,
today.
of
»
R ecently Oregon citizens have m eeting wa» very much
success
definitively.
Written 1« the oplce, a-jtri *Mn -
First Place
TO PRACTICE IN f f D E R A l
COURT Mary Veronica O Rdlly.
Chicoao 22 y*ar old D (Paul Uni-
vortiiy law arhcol |IO(luoM. lak*s
a cup al coralortln« cello* bolo»#
hoi linai oaamlnallon lim Ih* bai.
that motorist* attention be c a l­
led to the rules requiring ov er­
taken car« to give waiy to me
right when being passed to stre ­
ets o r highway«. A ccording
to
the«« suggestion«, many driver*
fall to obaerve th|* requirement
with the result that the overtak
Ing vehicle 1« forced out
Into
the path o f oncom ing cars
or
ia unable to go around the slow er
m oving vehicle.
H,
H. Hurdlek. praaldant «>(
th« Portland Union Stock Yarda
Company, will *|M>ak o »
’T i i
liv e sto ck
Markets In Redattor.
to 4-H club w » - '. " The Port­
land Union Stock Y tr J i
hnva
for tw«|v« rear* sponsored a h o c
feeding r a n t 'll among 4 If ('lull
members. fo r M ilch 11200
r«r
year la supplied by that o r g »* l
ration
Thoae
who part I cl*»*»«
In th« con t««t f«*d out for mar
k»t at least four plga that are
tiller mat«*.
T he aeconil apenker on
lb «
program will be A. A. Albrltrhl,
president o f the Portland Idv
atock Bar-ban*«, w ho will speak
on “ The Ikirtlant liv e sto ck P i -
ch an *« Noholarahlp !» a n F un d ".
Score* o f form er club m «jn h "'«
now In c o ll«* « have received fl
T hree brilliant young s p r a U r »
*ave » flue a.-conntfng o f them­
selves. Irmk Williams c f H ills­
boro high school placed tbIM
She gave a fine dl*cW,*k>n o f
Trade Barriers and Fresent D *-»
r,conom ic Problem ».’’
Esther
Quler o f Banks wa* second. Hee
presentation o f "T h e Citizen —.•
His Privelege* and Duties Under
Our Constitution,” wa* ex«»eptlou-
ally good. Bob Sayre o f Beaver­
ton won first place with a force­
ful inspiring talk on “ Our Con­
stitution,
Liberty'»
S afeguard.'’
Bob was in top form and ce r ­
tainly brought no small amount
o f distinction and credit to him
self. Beaverton high school, and
to Coach E. G. Webb. Judges
‘T h e driver o f an overtaken
vehicle shall give way
to
the
right In favor o f the overtaking
vehicle on «tillable and audible
signal and shall not
increase
!*•« »need o f hi* vehicle until
com pletely passed by the over
taking vehicle.” «ays Oregon law
w ere: Chalmer Blair o f Portland
on this s u V ^ t -
and Ernest C. Davis. H illsboro
UoUTtesy and safe driving prat­
Friday evening. March 21. at
tle« require tihe driver to
o'}
the High school Gym. the Club
sen e this rule when belnr over
sponsors one o f the outstanding
taken, the statement declared.
magicians o f the day (o r night»
^ WILDFIRE MARIGOLDS M M d*
Oregon law provide* that car*
Chandar, the Great.
T.lop.d by David Burp*«. Phil«
always teiall he driven a* near
dalphla
M*dnan.
by
«rotilo«
a
It w ill probably surm ise a lot
n«nc*«l aid
frond
th!«
f'"»«t I'
ihe right hand side o f the street
doubl* Tronch and a d iu b'i AM
o f people to learn that in the
b rllt >'P by rllvertln* the romm l*
or
highway
a*
i*
practicable
can Marigold. Th*y coma In ( » * y
aton f««* on 4-H Club livestock I
and when *low -m ovng
vehicles United State* there are a num ­
conc*l*abl* paMarn and «.•tor
ber of men o f wealth
whose
•ale* to thin pnrpoa«.
cen ter
line,
di «tav close to the
with many lntor«»tin« and unuiuai
hobby is ' ‘m agic."
a-V o- voMc)e* are held up ant
H.
L.
Clark,
aecretary
of
b(bolor *ll*cts. Lon« itomi moka
The practice o f the b ia c f art
ps«*tng Is da"g?rou s.
in
lh*m Ideal lor cui Oowori.
the Portland liv e s to c k Kachan**
o r m agic, is almbst a* o i l as
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will c lo » « Hie program with
a
humfcuiHy it*e(f and white a l-
fa r lew o f “T w enty A uction Sake*,
A new *«T$* o f aAfa driving
gvO»f every other form o f en t-r
o f 4-H c lu b Livestock “ Clack
schools for high school students
tainment ha* been put info the
ha* been In ch a r*« o f the«« ¡ml««
15 years o f age or older. Is belm;
motion pictures, magic I*
o»:e
nine« ehrv s e r e
it »*••
started thl* week. It was annouu thing, that thus far. the m ovie
P aiftc Iniernuilotial two decal.-*
red today hp’ Earl Snell, secre m oguls have be-n
unable
to
a*o
tary o f state and sponsor o f tha place on the screen with
an y
school«.
great degree o f « a r m « : nltho
W H I S T L E R WINS
Instruction w ill be available they use nlen»v o f mavlc in th£
TIME TO PUT ON
TOP ASSIGNMENT
for students in
the
follow in g presentation o f picture* offered
—Mauric au* M • k !
He ASTER NOW
high sch ools: Sa'em , W oodburn, the public.
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bourn*. Australian ;
Filverton. Molalla. Oregon City,
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Next meeting March 19. follow ­
b a a u t y. talactod
H illsboro,
F o r e s t ing dinner at the usual soot
lor tha part of | Beaverton,
lauidplasU-r, at the rat«
Rima ' in "Gr»*n f Grove, Gaston. Tllam ook. Clover the clu b will adjourn to the h»gh
appm alm atrly
lou
pou-ula
per
dale, Taft, McMInnviUe. Sheridan, .sch ool to see pictures and he-ir
Mansions.“ first at.
BAY VIEW BAGS HANDICAP-Tony P*l
acre, may well be applied
and Dallas.
tractod attention
the story o f the Evacuation o f
l*i*
r
t
s
Bay
Vl*w.
a
S(
to
I
shol
rom
p*d
to
mediately to numt o f the common
with her whUUIrcj
First clause* w er- scheduled Dunkerque by r o le«« than Ma­
an
*asy
victory
cv*r
a
«loppy
track
In
th*
and W illamette »etch and An*-
on a concert 'our.
• II» ____ $100000 Sanla Anita Handicap.
Monday at Salem' and W oodburn. jo r Ross R osslter o f 'h e British
tylm | ima In Washington county.
while on Tuesday classes
were Army. E veryone is w elcom e and
T here are two reason* why
and this is a splendid onnortnnify to
-----te H at Silverton, M "’
It may be particularly dealrabh-
Oregon City. On W«dP**®**y, cla* see and hear H i s t o r v in the Ma­
PLAYS
WHIST.
DEPARTMENTS
JOIN
MANY
DOLLARS
to *«t lundplaatcr on then« fir I 1 1
ses were veld at Beavc®‘ "n. Hili king. Band r®nsic from 7-30 to
aa *oon aa | mw »II i I c . There I* u AT PARTY
FOR INSPECTIONS
PAID TO INSURED
«boro. Forest Grove, and Gastev 8:00 by a hand new to most ->f
considerable auiount o f mildew
larrel®
B ea-
on
Thursdav they w ere scheduled us. Its personnel
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particularly on vet~h. Entom o­
vertonlans. under i.'trec'kon
<f
at
Tillam
ook.
Cloverdale
and
Tait,
Aliuliig for closer coord untlon
Oregon fam ilies during 1940 re
•Mr. and Mr* K. P. Hodberg
logist* have |»ilnte1
out
tha
o f activities under the
Oregon ceivod an aggregate o f $6. 469,0''t) and on F rtla y at McMinnville. Mrs. Meyer.
condition* are particularly
fav were J iom I* to a group o f their aw-d law with th ose under
Fv«'rt<tp«1 pnd D al'** An
adult
tne fm m life Insurance com panies In
Suliirduy
evening
for
orablv for a really aertoil* apliH* frlen 1*
class is being held
Saturdays
leueral
seed
act.
the
state
depart
settlem
ent
o
f
death
claim
s,
the
latter,
whl*t wa*
CARD SHOWER
Infestation on the 1941 v«leh ami Stnkirgeeborg.
agriculture this month j Institute o f I.ife Insurance an- a! Salem.
played. Mr*. Jay
Gibson
and ment of
pea cfop a.
today,
Complete instruction
and in GIVEN MEMBER
Doy Gray held high *core a -il Higlied a cooperative agreem eu’. nounced
luindl laater will not kill nn)
the
varlons
phases
o
f
driving
1»
I*. H. Hrhocno wa*
low-
The with the U. S. D. A. agricultural | T h e flow o f life
♦ ♦ ♦ +
insurance
aphid* and It will uot <Ie*tr'»y
in-dudel in t’-e course
which
list o f gtto'HtM Incliid«* Mr. uiiil marketing service.
funds
into
these
homes
a
/o
r
pine*
Sunday
m orning the Methodist
the m ildew . On *oni« farm » the
The agreem ent will make the $639,000 a month in this stet®. la«ts seven weeks, one hour class Sunday school honored Mr Htn
Mrs. F. Hchoene, Mr. and Mrs
m i lc h w ha* been aerioua enou*h
seed provides a stabilizing factor In session* being held one day each i rv VYstt:- w ih a lcvelv g1’ t and
n«>y Gray. Mr. and
Mrs.
Jay provisions o f the federal
to retard and alnnnrt atunt the
Gibson. Mr. and
Mra.
A.
M. act fully effective In protecting the fam ily and business life o? week. Instruction includes th • card show er. On March 12th he
*rowtti o f the planlH
lanulplaa- Janti*en. Mr. and Mrs. H. Nell- buyers o f seed In this state from
every com m unity."
Htolgar
.T. proper method o f starting a mo is going to celehrat? his birth­
c r can be expected to «ttinulate *«n and Mr. and Mr*. A. H Shipment* o f seed made in Inter­
Johnson, president o f the Insti­ tor, nse o f the clutch, shifting day He will be 85 years young
the *rnwth
and
coiiM«quentlv Hanson.
state com m erce, aa well a* pro­ tute o f l i f e Insurance, stated In gears, parallel parking, stopping
Mr. Watts has been a meint*-!-
»Mould aid In producing a much
and starting on hills, traffic drl
tecting seed buyer» from adver­ making the figu res public.
o f the Church fo r many veers,
m ore vigorous plant and should
v irg and general care o f the ca \
tising in Interstate
comirferce
W e all wish him a happy birth
O f the death benefits paid to
he o f particular value In uldln* MAKES ONE OF ITH
These safe driving classes have
that inuy be In violation o f tlm fam ilies In this state last ve»r.
day and many more to eon.“ . \
hpen held in 107 Oregon
com
there Injured plant* to recover. NINE PAYMENTS
federal act.
15.698.000 wa* In settl«*n!*>nt rff
mnnittes during the past
four
In the can« o f apdtd*. the l a n d /»
The Oregon department will ordinary policies. $618.000 In m»v
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veers
with
an
enrollm
ent
o
f
ap
planter will have no effect on
designate certain o f Its Inspect­ ments on group certificate» a® I
ONE-ACT PLAY
Portland Qua and Coke Com
pruxtmately 8,000 persons.
No
them at all but t'he utlmulatrai
o rs to draw sam ple« o f
seeds $263.000 In claim s on Industrial
driver'« license Is requ lrel
c f SLATED AT SYLVAN
growth thAt It produce* In the Dany’s IH40 tax payiiuiit on real Hiibdect to the federal s l‘ ed act. Policies.
st” dr it*, hut everyone enrolled
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vetch mean* plant* o f greater vl proiwrty In \Ya*lilugton countv,
Besides Inspecting such ik-eds
m ost furnish hts own car an I
gor and much greater size. The totalling 910,149.75, will be Je found within the state, there
The
West
Slope
im
provem ent
| > R ( ) D P C E DEALERS’
must make arrangem ents to have
aphid* will work Ju»t a* much llvered to the county sh eriff and will secure Informnt'on "®d re-
club m eeting will he held
at
It driven to and from the cou ­
on large plant* aa on the *m»li tax eollector today bv Thomas con i* relative to such «hlntrents. LICENSE DUE
Sylvan
school
hoti«e.
Friday
rse hy a licensed operator.
H. Halley, diatrict malinger for
March » Mh, at 8:00 P. M. fea
onea but the damage
they
do
Tlie agreement entails expen­
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the Beaverton -H illsboro -lAvrest
flu-'iiY en te'ta ln m cn ' hv memtver*
will not be aa di*aatrou* on the
diture* o f no special funds.
IJcense applications
for
all
Grove nren. Thl* I* one o f the
o f Beaverton high school inciud
large rank growling atuff a* I*
MEETING 1» \TES CHANGE!»
nine *ub*tantinn pavtnnnls
for
Oregon produce dealers are due
Ing a one act play, also
Vocal
1* ot> the weakened o r nnder*l-
JOINS
»tale and county taxes
which
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on o r before April 1, and all dea
Rnd
Instrumental
numbo
v.
El­
yed grow th.
, the gii. comnnny will make lv»- LOCAL COMPANY
Semi-annual meeting dates of ection o f officer*, pnd O i» final
lers
now
licensed
have
been
so
Weather condition* will have
I f«'r*‘ the March tl> deadline In
agriculture nlans for the spring garden i»vn-’
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notified, reports Krank McKennon the state board o f
much to d o with how aerlona th« eight counties In Oroeon a n l one
wil!
bp
held
henceforth
on the t«8t. Refreshm en*».
s p lld Infestation becom es. Dry , ,p
Bob Burnside o f the Beaver
ch ,e f o f th* *‘ * te department of
n vck«hl®rton
" ‘nvhl"H on. Included In the
third
W
ednesdays
o
f
June
and
weather such as ha* prevailed , fprr|fory |f
ton I Aim her Company wishes to agriculture division.
during a large part o f IM y uarv j
Decemlber.
rather
than
on
Satur
announce that Forrest
Del/app,
PICTURES OF
F or the yeat just ending
291
and as w e have been having the ■
form erly with the M iller lAtmher
wholesale produce dealers atiJ day, as result o f passage o f » TEMPLE SHOWN
first week of March. Is favorab a plarter to veUeh and pena tpit it Company o f Bend, Ore., Is now
currert
2(18 retail produce peddlers have bill presented at the
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established with the Beaverton I.irmher Co
to tih*> development and ranld r • | ---------
xcein* —"
rather
well
legislature.
The
bill
has
been
been
licensed
under
t’he
state
Mr
D e l^ p p has spent m«nv
production o f aphids.
!*>t*
o f that providing there l*
¡imp! >
Denver Chapter O. E. 9 en­
signed by the governor. It pro­ tertained a group o f Grand O f-
spring moisture might
change moisture fo r Ihe crop that the ▼ears In the retail lum ber busi­ produce act.
the situation and It could he po*
use o f tandpknater will Increase ness and Is Very fam lller with
The wholesale produce dealer's vides a lso for $101 ptr diem fo r fleers 'Wednesday evening wher.
bu ilder
an l
m oving pictures o f the in tern a­
*lble that the Infestation would the seed yield. It la on ly In sea­ the needs o f the
license fe e Is $50 annually with the hoard, members w hile engae
tional T em ple In- W aehtrefon, D.
ts» on m ore serious than It bn < son* when there la moisture to- Hom s owner.
ed In board services. H eretofo -e
C. were shown. Mrs. Madge E1I-
Mr. and Mrs.
DeLapp
whh a separate license required fo*
been In many other years. <»">w- ¡w ards bho end o f the season that
no compensation has been g ra i ander Is the local representative
er* do nut entirely agree a* to , the rank growth stimulated by their Son Alan Dale are living each place o f business; the re
ted the board members.
¡tall
peddler's
license
fee
Is
$10
o f the International com m u tes.
In tjomlbard 9treet.
fhe desirability o f applylrg land lundplaatcr results In poor yields
O rr fOR LONDON—lobe
G. Wlnaat. newly appoint
ad Ambassador to Greet
Britain, and kka assistant
Banlamin Caban. lorm*r ad
visor to Pr*sld*nt Roos*v»lt
at th*y toil N*w York ty
plan* lor tb*lr potto.
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DELAPP