F'-iTDAY.
A P R IL
li.
THR
»4 1
I Bethany •( edar Mill
Mr*. V. A. Wood o f Portland
calllug on friends in Beaver-
tou Thursday.
wh *
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brows
o f Portland were guests o f Mr*.
H. L. Cob«I Sunday.
Mr an-d Mr*. J. J. Van Kleek
wore
Sunday dinner guests at
Rte Walter Van Kleek home.
Beaverton Grange meet* Sat­
urday at 10:3d a.m There will
I k an exchange o f plant*.
Mrs. Nellie Jackson underwent
a goiter operation at the St.
Vincent's hospital Tuesday mom-
ftU-
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Plhl. Char­
lie Stavger and Jennie and Es-
I ther
Sandstrom
attendis!
the
Danish card party in Portland
Tuesday evening.
Mr*. Theodore Ltdbloom visit-
e l at the Sandstrom home Sun­
day.
Hulge Plhl. son o f Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Plhl o f Portland •*
visiting at the home o f Mr
ami Mrs. Chris Plhl lV>r a few
d^ys.
Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Bollenger
o f lh>rtlsnd. Mrs. Jennie Sand*
strom and Esther and Charité
Stroger were dinner gnesta at
the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Q
Strtiger Saturday evening.
Mr.
Julius Ruther . and Mr
and Mrs. Fred Wtagner. Shirley
Jean and Beverly o f Portland
visited at the Chris Pfhl horn»
Monday evening.
A marriage license a a* issued
In Portland for Richard Goyt o f
Beaverton and Eileen Johnson of
BERRY HAM,OCR ST AM) ARB
Portland.
CHANGED THIS TEAR
Sunday
visitors at the home
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o f Mr*. M. C. McKercher were
Mias
Peggy Grosbem and Dr.
Any 12 ounce (net weight)
W . M. Sheet*.
hallock or cup type container
will become standard for s t r w -
Mr.
and Mrs.
Harry Venn berrles.
loganberries and rasp­
have moved back to their home
berries In Oregon as result of
in Beaverton
after
living
in
an order drawn March 25 fol­
Portland several months.
lowing a hearing called by the
There were about 20 members state department o f agriculture.
from the Hillsboro
I.O O .K . The order w ill become effective
lodge who visited the Beaverton as soon as copies are ready for
distribution, probably by April
Lodge Monday evening.
7. 1
Itesdanies
John
D o b b in s .
This
action leaves
the 12-
Adolph Cook. E. Rowland and
ounce raised
bottom contalne*-.
Nelson Walker visited the Eve­
standard since 1933. legal
for
ning Star Grange Saturday.
use in Oregon and paves the wav
TTve ladies o f the Central Cir­ for growers atrl shippers to us"
cle will give a luncheon Tues any 12-ounce container that will
requirements of the
day. April 15. from 11:30 to 1:3« meet the
In the basement o f the Catholic federal food and drug administra­
tion for Interstate shipment.
church.
The change In standard con
Mr atrl Mrs. Elmer Johnson tainer
regulations
was
mad*
o f Portland called at the C. J necessary when the department
Steven's home Monday evening
learned that the federal food an.l
lies.
Johnson is a cousin o. drug
administration
considered
M rs. Steven's
the raised bottom ballook deoep-
John Johnson. Route 1. Bea­ ffvo even though the net content
verton w-as treated in Emanuel was standardized at 12 ounce*
hospital Tuesday for a crushed
right hand, injured when caught
hi the machinery at the Oregon
Shipbuilding company.
Marie Chamberlain from North
Plains will participate with Bu-
eoa Maris, Extension Special!**,
ia Family
Relationships. In a
broadcast to he given over KEX
Friday morning at 7:00 a.m .
Mrs. Harriet Francis attended
a board meeting at Ohampoep
pioneer memorial cabin Wednes­
day Mrs. Francis was elected
m flbe hoard o f governors by the
D .A .R . conference recently held
la Portlrnd.
Charles Plafk. having spent the
winter in California, is visiting
tdae week at the W. C. M right
h m e In Beaverton and the J •
H. Schurwans of Scholls before
returning to his home in Wall-
balla N . D.
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Food for thought: Mental nu­
Nations, like Individuals, mu«»
trition for some people; mental not v « l n e life so Meihly ns to
dedlgeetion for others.
value liberty not at all.
RRVIRW
FR O ZEN FOODS TO
BE DISCUSSED
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I hybrid corn?*' Another question
frequently asked la "What lathe
advantage
o f growing
locally
Minnesota 1ST'
Ac­
Frozen Fruit* and Vegetables 1 produced
will be the topis* o f a Irl-atate cording to trials conducted hy
In
meeting to be held at the Mult­ I the assistant county agent
nomah Hotel In Portland on Ap­ various parts o f the county, an.l
who
ril 14th. begliiiiliig at 10:90 u ni. by reports from farmers
according to Kathleen McCrae, have grown It, the usual yield
Wlaconaln 6% ha*
been
home demonstration agent
'Phis from
meeting
la sponsored
bp- the from 16 to 30 bushel* more per
frozen
foods
departments
of acre than other varieties, and to
Oregon
State and
Washington date la the hybrid
which ha*
State
Colleges. Mon lav , April proven beat adapt«»! to thi* I«*
14th will be devoted to demon­ entity. 4-H club members who
strations and discussions o f In­ are growing «torn fo r »#«'«1 are
terest to the locker patron: the using Minnesota
13 which has
program on Tuesday. April 15Ul,
la planned to be o f interest to
locker operators.
A ll
homemaker* ate Invited
to attend the Monday meeting.
Proven
the moat adaptable of
the open-pollinated varieties, and
Is the variety fraturinl for club
work in the Commercial Nation»
al Bank Corn Hhnw each fall.
The seed which la being mat-
kited must germinate at le^tl
95 percent or better, and ha*
been cleaned and graded suit
hears a 4-H (Tub hllnneaota 19.
or Ihe Oregon Hybrid Reed Tat.
respectively. It tieist be reinevv-
itcred that se«>d from the hybri«l
varieties cannot he saved, as On­
ly seed that
is produc«*d froti
the cross <»f ihe two strains pro­
ducing hybrid corn 1« g«»od.
W E S T SLO PE C L U B
M EETS T O N IG H T
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West tthipe Improvement club
wilt hold a meeting at the Syl­
van school bouse Friday evening
(tonight) at 8 p in.
Moving pictures "The River"
and
“ The Plough That Broke
the
Plains." will be p resen ted
These picture«* gore written unJ
produced by
I-oreni. one of
America's most dlstlnguiahed n> •
tlon picture critics awl recognis­
ed authority ou Ihe cinema
A
business meeting
will be
held
lurMBliig a discussion of
the future o f the club and elec­
tion of o ffic e r ». Refreshment*
will bw served
4-H’ERS M A R K E T
C LU B SEED CORN
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4-H club members, both pres-
ent and former, are marketing
through local dealers, the seed
corn they produced In their pro­
jects last year. They have avail­
able both Minnesota
13 open-
pollinated
and Wlseonsln
52*
hybrid corn, reports Palmer Tor-
ved. assistant county agent, who
has been sampling the corn for
germination nnd grade tests
The quest to asked moat fr e ­
quently about hybrid corn, say*
¡Torvend. Is “ Does It pay to grow
REPORT FURTHER DROP
IX BANG’S DISEASE IN ORE.
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Bang's disease In Oregon con­
G. N . Hartrampf
tinued to decline in 1940. with
law n Mowers
the whole atate showing only 107
Sharpened and Repaired
per cent reactors.
This ia the
roport
o f Dr W
H. Lytle, New and Used Mowers For Sal-
rhlef of the animal division, state
department o f agriculture.
Last year 298.871 Bang's tests
were made In Oregon, with 3.190
reactors.
Gradual decrease
In
this disease has been noted year­
ly
since
1935. when
reactors
were 6.7 per cent In 1939. re­
actor
percentage was 1.3 fo r
the state. Up to March o f this
year, the test and slaughter me­
thod only ha* been used for con­
trol. but now ealfhood vaccina­
tion may he used under certain
conditions.
Eighteen Oregon counties had
lees than T per cent reactors In
1940, and 11 o f these had less
than one-half of one per rent.
M rs. Virgil Myers entertained
at a dinner part}" Monday eve­
ning in honor o f her husband s
SOUND ADVICE
birthday. Present were Mr. and
An indignant Rostonlan rusV
Mr* J- Johnson and Lloyd. Mr.
and Mrs. Carl W . Rogers, tho pd to Dr. Everett’s house One
host and hostess and son Virgil. of tho Iocs] napers had publish­
it.
. . ed an article severly critizlnc
Fer Sale— 2-wheel trailer, hand thi« man. Should he demand a
cultivator, some pipe stock and public apolory or file suit for
Ales and tool chest.
J. T. damages?
Dr. Everett listened qigetlv
Hadley. Rt. 1. Bx 735 Beaver­
then Interrupted. “ What should
ton.
f i M ad>
von do» Ms- dePT sir. do noth­
A ll men, including statistlc- in“ . H slf the neopie who resd
that na-er never saw that ar­
laas. are interested in figures
ticle. Half o f those Who did see
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It failed to resd It. Half o f those
The world is top-heavy with
who read It did not understand
Tr«e advice; why mix irp in the it. Half of those who did under­
RCOC«««?
stand It d4d not br»1leve It. Half
♦ ♦
of those who hqjieved It -were of
Oefense contracts are not apt no consequence anyway.”
• » be source* o f permanent ec-
m o ih I c benefits.
The spring* o f progre** will
never be found In an eaayrihalr.
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A Definition
BEAVERTON
THAT’S
GOOD ADVICE
While driving around, you've
probably ween those Aouihrrn
Pacific sign* that My, “ nest
time, try the train” .
I-ots of people have token
that friendly advice. We know
an automobile is handy, but the
train offer* reel advantage*—
particularly on long trip«.
Try the train, next time. We
think you'll he glsd you did.
Beach near Depot Bay- Photic
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Finance Co.
Phone 5405
F »r Sale-tVood range. $20. Small
gas stove 85.
Mr*.
ît. F
Studio Barker Shop
Wray. Farmington
road near 1
laing Are.
P-17 j Frank Moore. Prop., Beaverton
CHILDREN'S H AIR CUT. 36.
UNION SHOP
Guaranteed Workmanship
FOR SALE; MILLWOOD AND
Saw Dual. Wilson Fuel Yard,
at tlit-Lr new location on Lom­
bard between Broadway and
Berth a-Beaverton Road. Phone
Beaverton 4902
adv. c23tf
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PERMANENT*, #2.50 to «1U.00
New Air- ( «mdltioned Dryer*
Open
Kvraleg*
by
Appointment
WANTED—Plowing, with rotary
plow, day or contract. Phone
BRoadway 4729
or
BHaoon
1972, Alpine landscape Co, R2
Beaverton.
box 157 p-ll-14tf
W e lle d Man or boy to
spade
In yard. A. F. Johnson, Kills
Are. between Canyon road an«)
Bertha-Beaverton highway, c-17
F«>r Sale —Kennel* for 8 dogs.
12 ft kmg, 4 ft. wide, # ft.
high. 1 trash burner, 1 heating
stove,
1 crosscut saw. Call
Review or 8052 Beaverton 19-21«
Fer Mela o r Trade fo r Beaverton
property a lot at
Beverly
W . E. PEGG
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Orange Hid*-, Beaverton
Beaverton Barber Shop
C. J . STETEIfN. Prop.
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