— ' v -< / ^ - D E D I C A T E D T O T H E BEST IN T E R E S T S A N D VOL. 15, NO. 17 Saving on Tires And Gas Planned D E V E L O P M E N T OF G R E A T E R B E A V E R T O N Beaverton. Oregon. Fridas, Mav .*), 1(>42 Awards at Garden Club Show Saturday Salvage For Victory "Please save this newspaper, for L’ ncle Sam needs it”. Magazines, newspapers, e tc , may be left at the local Salvage for Vic­ tory headquarters. Oregon again leads I,et’s keep on top. Outlook For Utility Company The Beaverton Community Garden club held their annual garden show Saturday afternoon, May 23. in the grade school play room. There were many lovely exhibits and probably Private Car O wners ! would have been many more had the ruins not spoiled the blossoms Bdbson Forecasts Asked to R egister Following entries won: Increased Utility Rates A plan has been developed whe.e- B group Roses-M rs. F. D. Pfen­ owners of private cars mav make ning 1st Mrs J. H. Holmes 2nd Babson Park, Mass , May 2»—Due such a saving if they will’ give it Mr. H D Pfenning, 3rd. to the war. we have lost sight of wholehearted support. A-2» Mis. A S. Funston. 1st. 2nd, many activities of the New Deal All drivers of private cars making and 3rd Among these is the "death sen­ B1 Mis Carl Backlund, Mrs J. regular trips to Portland should reg­ tence'' provision o f the Holding Complete information Velative ister at one of the places listed be­ W. Beckham, Mrs. H. D Pfenning Co. Act. In its recent annual report heads of the various defense ag low. B2 Mrs Helen Brisbane. 2nd. Dav­ cies in the different Washington to Congress, the SEC stated that The one conducting the legistra- id Baker 3rd. county communities and the loca­ there would be no moratorium on tion at each point will endeavov to C2 Honorable mention Mis. H D. tion of the headquarters, phone, etc., the “death sentence” because of the coordinate to the travel of people Pfenning. for publication in county papers so war. Hence utility holding compart leaving at approximately the same D2 1st Mrs. Leonard Adams. ies may continue to be liqudated. that people may be kept fully ac­ F2 lsl Mrs. R B. Denney time and returning at the same quainted is urged of all community Among the most orderly of such time so that five people would all G 1st Mrs. L. W. Blakeney, 3rd break ups is that which has been correspondents for county papers ride in one car and leave the other Mrs. Rebecca Eggman taking place for some time in This information should be sent in four cars at home. The next day Class 2 — Lilies a specimen, b, the North American system. This immediately and any changes in di- Memorial Day will have special significance this year. a—honorable mention Mrs. another owner would take his car group. WU OBC of the first gu-at luiMun; vectors reported as soon as they Once again this day, dedicated to the memo.y of oui war dead, and so on until all had been furn­ A. R Ringe. b honorable mention companies to bow to SEC. Stock­ happen. will he observed while American soldiers are fighting to the ished a cat fov one trip After that Mrs. G P. Fordney. Need for keeping people fully ac­ holders will undoubtedly receive fa* death. the rotation would start over again 1 Class C Day Lilies a, Mrs. H. quainted with these facts for their more in liqudatlon than the current An appeal is n.ade to every motorist not to make the day a II - F W No charge would he made by any 1 a Harts in. k, Si>i own safety has been stressed by ly quoted price for this stock. mockery by needless sacrifice of life on the highway. one as each one would receive the Blakeney. Major W. W Woodbridge, county Molding Coin|tuny Troubles same amount of benefit. The guest Class 4- I r is —Mrs. H. A Hart­ The gross income of most utility defense council co-ordinator. 2nd, Mrs. H D. law on liability would apply when no shorn. 1st. and The defense organization, set up holding companies is better than charge is made Pfenning. They are really suffering by the county defense council, is far ever. BFAVF.R TO N The success of this plan depends Honorable mention Mrs W. E. from high earnings which spell enough along so that everyone A2 Mis R B. Denney, on the owners but it will work and i McCloskey Hence, gross is up; Dan Shaw is recuperating slowly should know their community and higher taxes. B1 Mrs. D with the present restriction on gaso­ Mrs. H D. Pfenning. tint net is off. Operating units of from a lecent operation. district directors, the location and line. tires, and the sale of new auto­ Drorbaugh. first., Mrs. Rebecca Egg- Kenneth and Joan. children of phone number of the local defense holding companies have in many in­ B2 Mrs. H. A Hartshorn mobiles everyone should consider it man 3rd. The Beaverton grade school held Mr. and Mrs. G. N Hartrampf. headquarters, the names and ad­ stances during the past year been Mis D. Drorbaugh, Mrs T W Bla­ a patriotic duty to conse ve these theii commencement program have been confined with scarlet dresses of their chief air warden nnd called upon by the government to C2--Mrs Katherine Jones, Thursday, May 21, at the grade fever. essential articles just as much as keney. chief fire warden, and to he further expand their systems and up their possible. Mrs. W. E. McCloskey, Mrs. H. A school auditorium before a large Mrs. R. L. Lacy entertained the Informed that county headquarters generating capacity for the expand­ Hartshorn. R E G IS TR A T IO N STATIONS crowd of proud parents and f iends. Cheerio Bridge club Tuesday. Mrs. located under the sheriff's office at ing war program. This has en Reofdville—Harry' Bears Seivice* Class 7 -Columbine, a, 1st, Mrs. H The proc ‘ssional was played by construc­ the court house is ready to assist tailitd considerable ♦ IIIn.l. and in public nursing —Hon. Mention, Mrs. H. A. Hart should call Mr. Richey and he will Jr. Custodian—Mary Lou Gauld Mrs Htld&h Highbee teachei . , J Cl ' C L | al ,hp University of Oregon medical shorn. Ar in glass Dorothy And- see if it can be cnlled for. Of course 1st Messenger Dorothy See The motto was The key of Work J'OVanced r lying 2lc*100l school has had special work in ma- lews. Mrs. George Eisenhauer, Mrs. small pieces cannot be called for 2nd Messenger Jean Frazier Edward L Larson of BOaverton Is ternai and child care at University of J H Holmes Old fashioned Mrs. Old n-wspape:, magazines, and rub­ Involves all Doors. 3rd Messenger—Mary Jane Martyn The prog-am Processional. Ed listed among six Oregonians to California hospital and has served R B. Denney. Mrs. Eggman, Mrs. A. ber. should be taken to the city ware­ 4th Messenger Gelene Hobbs. training al ths air ona year o f pabUo hsaltli work m house, across from Findley’s Mill on na Berger; Invocation, Rev. George complete thati S. Funston 5th Messenger Jeanette Izi Due. She will have Front Street, where it will be hand­ Springer; class introduction, John force advanced flying school, Stock- Clatsop county. Class 11 Men's Division 1st H D. Custodian of Lights Kay Lewis. ton, Cal., and a member of the class charge of health work In the south Publas: solo. John Heinrich; read led by city employees Pfenning. 1st C. P. Lee. Mayor Masters has been quoted as; Ing, John Voges; class key, Thomas of aviation cadets to be graduated east area of Washington county, Class 14 Novelties 1st Mrs. Ke- soon He will be commissioned — Hostess to Mother’s Club becca Eggman. In bottle Annette saving that the citv la planning a Bechen solo, Mis Helen Geeitgen J. clean un week In th- near future add'ess, Mr. Bailey, song. Ivlenne second lieutenant in the air forc-C Mis. Irving D. Smith. 2902 SW » Pfenning. Katherine Jones, Mrs. presentation, reserve and will receive his silver Big Carnival to Open W?st Slope drive, was hostess Tues­ H. Holmes Unusual flowers Mrs. A. I Bring in your scraps no.v and help Henson. Joyce Voges. S. B. Lawrence, sciap the scraps that were sent out t o : Robert Schmidt; accordion solo, wings and be placed on active duty. Monday in Beaverton day at luncheon for the Alpha Chi S. Funston, Mrs Omega Mothers club of Oregon Class 15- Miniatures Mis. H. A Hart- the Japanese during the past several Edna Berger; presentation of diplo- A big carnival known as North Berge I ; benediction. Thyng Nominated on B years yes make it 2 to 1 or bettei mas, Arthur State college. This was the closing. shorn, Mrs. A R Ringe, Mrs. R. • Coast Shows will open Monday night linger recessional d »L D i '¥ '•1 meeting of the year with installa­ Denney. Niches—Mrs H A. Hart- i June 1st in BeAverton for a weeks Mrs Irving La la Fond served the Both r arty I lekets \ n m M iixns I n shorn, Mrs A R. Ringe, Mrs W E. tion of new officers. George Thyng. running on the te- showing, under sponsorship of Beav- Anne M. Hansen died May 22 at ices and Mrs E. T. Dunn poured McCloskey. Hon mention, Mrs. Mc­ was publican ballot, .eceived both repub erton Volunteer fir e department, Beaverton. Ore She was wife of Miss Margaret MacDonald Closkey. O F F IC IA L RIN G S RECEIVED high school lican and democratic nominations Varied amusements such as a of group among the Svenntng Hansen, mother of Cars­ A fter six weeks of intensified Class 17—Childrens division, minia­ for justice of fieace of the Beaverton merry go round, »hows, concessions work, the following Beavetton high tures - 1st Patricia McCloskey, 2nd ten J Hanson Mrs Cora C. Peter­ graduates. distrlct. nnd mixed rides will be supplied. school reserves have earned the Mike McCloskey. Pair B Xnnett- sen. Mrs Florence M Sorensen, and Side attractions Include a Jungle Mrs Pearl .1 Nielsen, also 6 grand official girl rese.ve ring presented Pfenning. Patricia McCloskey, B2 land, freak shows, Fianco, a Port­ children and 1 sister in Denmark. LIBRAR Y NOTES Have Dinner Guests them at a recent impressive service Patricia McCloskey Birthday dinner guests of Mr land hoy wrestler who will meet any Small flower arrangements. Sweep- Funeral services w e:» held Monday Hours 2 to 6 Week Days; 2 to 8 Sat at the First Presbyterian chuich in interment West Hills The Library is assuming its right and Mrs R. B. Scott May 9, were comers. stakes Mrs R B Denney on large with vault Pottland. Saturday afternoon June 6th has Memorial Park. ful place in the community and each Mr. nnd Mrs. J H Fairweather, Mr. The girls are Betty Brutke, Ruth living room arrangements been set aside as kiddles day with dav sees a growth . With the war, ami Mrs I^cston Fairweather and Dlckman, Betty Hogan. Patsy H “ in- The judges were Mrs. A. P Hay. IIK K IIK K T F. W A IT E and driving curtailment moie people son Tommy. Mr and Mrs. C. P all rides and shows five cents each. ricks. Gelene Hobbs. Beih Jones. Mrs L C Pershin, and Mrs W E Wednesday afternoon St. Mary's Funeial services w e r e held Finlay „.¡p Libra: y and It sbnubl b* Scott, Mrs. J. C Measant of The Marcella Lee. Manlu Lohus Mollie Wilhelm all of Pottland Carl Starker Home children will he special guests O'Donnell. Irene Rosch. Dorothy of Portland demonstrated flower ar­ for Herbert Waite, who died at a a continued source of Inspiration in Dalles and Art Guiles of Portland hospital May 12. following several Beaverton. The dinner was in honor of Mrs of the rarniyal Raeburn. Rosemary Raeburn. Eve­ rangements The show will be located at the weeks illness He has been in poor 733 loans were made from the IJ- J H. Fairweather and Robert Scott, lyn Robinson. Vuginia Sampson. Refreshments were served during West end of Beaverton on the high- health for a number of years hrary last month 19 new cards we e whose birthdays are the same day Margaiet Stark, and Nancy Teufel the afternoon by membeis of the He w-as boin at Medicine lake, taken out .and 7 renewals The Li­ This has be»n an annual event for waY club There was a large number Mr Scott reaching the Mrs. Highbee will again teach the of visitors called during the after­ Minnesota, in 1878, coming to Beav­ brarian is anxious to get old cards 30 year* erton in 1926. where he resided 12 brought in and the 1942 cards taken age o f 80 year* Mrs Sally Meyers gave a farewell West Union school next yarn which noon and evening to visit the exhibit years before moving to Portland. The ca ds are free to all Libtary pa­ party for her high school classmates will he her sixth year as teacher in He was husband of Julia Waite, trons A total of 63 new hooks have In the Oddfellows hall recently. th? school. P')*tma8ter in Hospital father of Mrs Margaret Rands, been purchased since the fit si of the Theie were 45 present to enjoy the Entertains for Mother Mrs Neta Daly, Beave'ton post brother of Mrs. Ida May Patterson year A new feature for users is dancing and games. The hall was Mrs H. C. Miller of Salt Lake. F Briggs of the Consumers Digest and Consum­ mistress, was tak-n to Good Samari­ tastefully decorated with streamers Mr. and Mrs L. L Myers enter of Portland and H Utah, is spending a month with her tan hospital Satir-day for observa Beaverton. 3 grandchildren also es Research. These magazines pre- tained Mothers Day, honoring Mrs of pink, green and yellow. sister Mrs Hattie Rossi. sent only recommended products In ion " nd treatment, survive. Her mother Mrs. Frank Dickson Mr and Mrs. Donald M icDonald Mvers mother. Mis Florence John Mr Waite was a member of Inde- its ratings There are no paid ad* Guests 1 and aunt, Mrs. Elmer Benson, aided entertained at their home following son. on her Nth biithday every product suggested is Judged Moves to Monmouth in serving. the graduating exercises at the high included Mr and Mrs. Robeit John- pendent Order of Foresters by its merits I f you are not famil­ Mrs Hans Stroeve and son have Sally, who has spent the winter ----------- - — school Friday evening 25 guests ston and son Miss Evelyn Johnson A son was born May 15 to Mr iar with this service, feel sure you moved to Monmouth, joining Mr. with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs. were present including Portland rela­ of She wood and Mr and Mis will enjoy a new contact for buying Stroeve, who is employed at a ean- Elmer Benson, has returned to her tives and fi iends and a group of girl ( Charles Thompson and two daugh- and Mrs Melvin L. Vandermost He leri * ha« been named Gary L j guide tonement. I home in Portland, graduates Information On Defense Wanted MEMORIAL OAY ■ •Y f i «-N-v-J * MH Thirty-four Graduate From Grade School •v U,* A / yqm . • > Vt * ■ _ -"ii» \ N. « |i> y