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F r i d a y , Ju n e 26, 1942
B R A V E R T O N E N T E R P R I S E . Beav erton , O regon
L . A. G ritten R e-E lected
S e c r e t a r y - T reasu rer
Mobilization of
Man Power
WHITFORD
L o c a l M ention if“
“ on £ ascara B“ kr
Industry Given Dy UhC
BIRTHS
.
,
.
.
Mr. and
Mrs.
Robert L
Davi.
The annual McKay si >»ol picnu
B eav erton , a daughter, Shirle y J
Stipi en te rtain ed w.- .
. . . W u n io id was t.
' 1 "
M and
usd M
rs Ha ivy W a lt. .
Mr.
Mrs.
L. A
Gritten, m a n a g e r of the a delightful
dessert
luncheon and
Th e output of c a s c a r a ha. k fioni
many as usuai p,e se n t
A good er<
av*
a d - a u g •
hter, N o rm a Lee 1 tV
W ashington county division of West bridge party a t her home F rid ay a f the P a cific Co^st. the only region in ' t luck dinner was served with not erton,
June
,
Coast Telephone company, was r e ­ ternoon.
G u ests included mem bers Am erica where it is produced in much sut, a used.
Attwi this a good : _ _
BY RUTH TAYLOR
elected
s ecreta ry -tre a s u rer
of
the o f the C h eerio B rid g e club and Mrs com m e rcia l quantities, has ranged pr0g ,a m was rendered by the W a r d
0
Oregon Independent Telephone asso­
family and two o f Hoy B a
T h e mobilization
o f man
power ciatio n at a recent two-day meeting J . E. Davis of O m aha, Mr. and Mrs *lom three milliorl to six million
J . C Huntley of T aco m a, W ash M is pounds per y ear and has sold at pnc- co n .g sons The election of offic e rs re-
does not mean the ta k in g o f trained in Portland.
ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC
F . H. Schoene, Mrs
A E
H a n s e n ,, es f,o tn 3 ‘* to 10 c ^nt“ a P ?und u^ ' 1 suited by the following being elect-
labor and moving it from place to
T h e conference was called to dis-
F o u r tables tb e Pt'escnt
wartim e demand
has ed
Mrs W ard Cutting, presid ent;
and Mrs. W . C. MeKell.
p
a
rt
o
f
the
m
an
power
needed
In
HOT WATER HEATERS
t
.
,,,
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,
boosted the price to around 15 cents. Mrs. K enneth Denney, vice-president;
î«r°t
f Th
’ ° Ur nei* hbor*
» “ ch an g in g conditions and
increasing . i
Pi ? y
ai
These
and
many
other
fa
cts
con-
and
F
ra
n
c
e
s
Downing
secretary
.
Carl
part o f the m an power neederd in costs of m am tenan ce
The policy so ernoon ,n wl“ ch M l * Huntley wor
cerning the c a s c a r a industry are con Hansen has served tor the past two
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_ tno guest prize.
this cru
ical _ houv.
The energies o f long practiced by the ____,_____
com panies „ of
tained in a new mimeographed leaf y ears and would not accept the of-
all the
people
of
B U Y N O W a s we have a limited
Among those attend in g the Oregon
the . whold nation
of tele-
. .
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t i v v i u i raging
a ^ u i ^ m the
e K g i r c e a a i te
d r u use
a r Lit
let issued by the school ot fo restry ! fice again.
sto ck and ca n n o t replace our stock
annu al c o n fe r e n ce of the Methodist
. )* ° CU8e^ upon tn e one ta sk o f phones and extensions, under
at Oregon S ta te college.
Prepared
W
i n n i n t ? the
f hp w
a n ar r ua
l nl rl if a
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winning
as n q n uickly
Mrs. Edmund Avenhalt and child­
conditions and consequent priorities. ch u rch of P o i tla n d last week were by L e s te r Dunn, a graduate student,
DEWEY, The PLUMBER
sible.
ren and her sister in law Mrs. F ra n -
[ have been reversed.
Now new in­ Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon, Mrs.
T h is is an all out war.
W e must s ta lla tio n s are impossible, and use Harris. Mrs. L. E. Holcomb, Mr. and it brings up to date a previous bulle­
B e a v e r t o n P hone 3655
W illiam s returned
fro m their
tin of which T. J . S t a r k e r of the ce*
„
They
to n v e it industry fro m the production of individual lines discouraged,
Mrs. L. L. W a lk er, Mrs. W. J . Alex­ school
of
f o ie s t iy
was
principal n ‘P
MJsaourl and
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o f consu m er goods to weapons of , Possibility of increased rates, for and er and Mrs. W a l te r Cavin ess, also
9
left here early
May a n a enjoyed
war. and t h a t calls fo r men and sub scrib ers to the northwest inde- atte n d in g services Sunday to hear author.
While in K a n s a s they ex- niilii:^;ii=:M2iil=lli=lii=iii=iii=iii=iii=ii|=|||5
T h e new leaflet gives the history their tu p
Bishop B ru c e R. B a x t e r speak.
Dr.
\Mimcn to do the job.
I t m e a n s the pendent telephone
companies,
and development of the c a s c a r a bark perienced being caught in a tornado
FEET HURT
sh iftin g o f millions fro m peace time discussed at the confer ence, to meet A. S. Hisey
was appointed to the
industry, d iscusses methods of col­ but escaped injury.
production to w a r work.
I t m eans the g re a te r cost of m aintenance.
I B eav erto n chu rch.
From
Mrs.
Dick
Hempke
and
her
two
lecting and using the b a rk and shows
that every last one o f us h a s work to
A resolution adopted commended
Mrs. J . E.
Davis of O m aha, Ne- possibilities and lim itations in devel children spent the week end with her
WhlrtcM F o o t
(fu n g u s infection)
do.
the recent freezing of labor to pre­ ■ b rask a,
who is
spending
several oping c a s c a r a plantations.
fa th er C. B. Gardner.
Mr. Hempke
S
w
e
a
ty
and
O
ffe n s iv e Odors
Th e call fo r m an power does not vent pirating.
1 weeks in P ortland visiting relativ es
The larg est block of natu ral cas was awey from home.
I f S o See
m ean w orkingm en
alone.
I t in­
No a rra n g em e n ts were made for was an ov ernig ht guest of Mrs. Ruby c a r a rem aining on the coast is in the
Mrs. R. B. Denney and her mother
cludes all men and all women.
It the 1942 convention, o ffice rs deciding Boyd Thu rsday,
DR. CROCKETT
E llio tt state fo rest of northern Coos Mrs. Anna Asbahi
and Miss Helen
em bra ces favmers, lawyers,
trained to w ait until a la ter date, when the
Chiropodist A F o o t Spe cia list
Mrs .) C
Huntley of T a co m a and western Douglas counties.
Har- Asbahr of Hillsboro, spent the week
business men.
I t m eans th a t w o - ____
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advisability of holding the annual W « *h wmM a dinner guest of Mrs vesting of the b a rk of this area i s 1 end ut the Tillamook beaches.
Miss
H ILLSBO R O , O REG ON
men must ta k e over jo b s to release j event will bo decided,
Elm er BUpa Friday evening
limited to 25,000 pounds a year tot R u t h
(O pposite S a fe w a y )
Denney joined the group at
men for the fig nting fo rces and for
Mrs M a r th a W e isenfluh of Sea ttle, the next two y e a rs with minimum Monmouth.
heavy w ar
work.
I t means
that
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W ash., visited her s is te r Mrs. H a t t i e , stum p d iam ete r set at four inches
women must go into the facto ries “ H ap p y D a y ” Celebration
Th e two
weeks
V acation
Bible
with
the
cut
to
be
made
on
foot
School
closed
Sunday
evening.
Th
e
onto the fa rm s and into the offices
Offers
Galore
Rossi over the week end
O ffer* Thrills
Thrills G
alore
Mobilization o f man power is not a
M rs Albeit Highbe
was
am o ng
ground,
school rendered a most interesting
socialized conscription o f an y one
Fun , thrills and e xcitem ent galore | th ose a tte n d in g the picnic a t Ja n t z e n *° b e e P ,b e c,u,cara on a continuous program
The leader o f the school,
class.
It irf an evidence o f the will- are on tap at Shute park In Hills | B e a c h Sunday
given by th e N o r t h , Productive basis,
Miss Freizei o f Dallas and the te a c h ­
ingness o f free men and women to boro Ju ly 2. 3, and 4, during the an-1 D a k o ta associatio n fo r m e m b ers who |
ers who assisted her are entitled to
P rice is H ig h e st E v e r
defend th a t freedom.
E a c h a n d ; nual patriotic celebration sponsored l fo rm erly resided in th a t state. T h e r e
much credit.
There was a good a t ­
Selectee
D
rops
Dead
every one m ust
work. We
must by the
Hillsboro fire dep artm ent were about 400 attended,
te ndance at Sunday School and a
E x p e rie n c e d P eelers can
J a m e s R o b e r t B uckley, 21, Corne
keep everlastingly a t it.
and then g o , T h is year the event is based on t h e ! b < averto n C o ng reg atio nal
ch u rch
large attend ance for the program
lius, dropped dead S a tu rd ay as he
earn up to
per day
n g n t on.
T h e r e is no relief In a | th e m e
Happy
Days Are
V icto ry | m e m b ers and friends enjoyed
P ° l boarded a bus a t F o r es t Grove with
w a ..
T n e re Is no tim e for alibis o r ; Days.
j luck d inner and get to g e th e r a t the other
inductees en route to a P ort-
Army, navy, civilian h ospitals ur­
J ° r
stoppln>f to
f e s t iv it ie s will get under way on c h u rc h Tuesday evening .
| ' d arm y induction center, Coroner
M arriag e Licenses
g ently need C a s c a ra . P ee l all you
aig ui over w h at
should or should J the afterno on of Ju ly 2 with the J
Mrs. C o ra W e th e re l of B a k e r , Ore- j F. j . Sewell said.
Jo
h
n
Schwartz,
Tigard , E u n ic e I.
car ; cu t down th e tr e e s ; a new
no* bo done.
opening1 o f carnival a ttr a c tio n s and I
Geo. ! Sewell ordered an autopsy . He said Maure.', Portland.
cro p will grow fro m th e stumps
i ills Is the w ar o f everyone of us the free aerial t r a p e z e a c t
Corona 1 . .
_
No OM class, creed or color can es- tk>n o f the Goddess of L i b c t y and N#W,B“
I • e kl;-v s selectiv e iOTVice board re
Jo se p h
F.
Berger, and
Lois F.
B E C A R E F U L W IT H F I R E
cape Its full and equal responsibility 1 dancing are slated for the evening of
f u n e r a l services were held in P o r t 1 ported the inductee In pe rfe ct health Y ork , both of Beaverton.
I. F. CALLIS0N & SONS
W e must mobilize as fre e men or we ! Ju ly 2 in one of the larg est dance | Tow nsend, Wash., S a tu rd a y for Mrs I at the time of his pnysical exam ina
A rthu r
W ick strand ,
Beaverton,
will be regim ented as slaves under a halls in Orgon
Kiddies' Day will c l a i r e
BntfKU. aged 82 years, who tion.
and Mildred Krause, Portland.
i:n master.
be the uf t ,
of J u l y * and all P *—•<« a w a V ilt her b o m e follow ing ! .
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R a y A. Grant, Portland, and G e r­
Can any individual who s h irk s his youngsters
under 12 years of age a n illness of sev eral years..
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maine C. Wolf, Tigard.
Y a rd W o rk er H urt
her sh a re fa ce ag a in the brave will be admitted to m echanical rides ceas,cd was an
aunt
o f Mis. Inez
W oo d ru ff Anderson, route 5, box
Jo se p h F. B er g e r .B eav erto n and
men who are fig h tin g for us all over for five cents
P a tr io tic e xe rcise s 'W h i tw o r th , Miss Lillian E v a n s and
the world
As our armed
fo rces are planned for the mornin g of Ju ly Mrs May Hug.ics, all of B e a v e r to n 1 744, Portland , w as
. treated
,
. , Monday at Lois Yo'.k, Beaverton.
fig h t to keep the enem y from these 4
1 Mrs. G rig g s fo rm e rly lived in Port- 1 a hospital for b ack in ju ry suffered
A rthur W ickstrand, B eav erto n and
shores, to a v e rt fo r us the devasta
Dally events on the celebration pro l«nd and visited in B e a v e r to n many J when knocked o f f a ra ck a f t e r being Mildred Krause, Portland.
tion with w hich the nations of Eu- g ra
ram
b a n d , times.
m include baseball games, band
Mrs.
Hughes attended t h e j^ t i i n k b\ a stt * 1 plate at Sw an Is
rope have been laid waste, we must music, dancin g and free acts
E n - fu neral and spent a week with other land Shipyard ,
ilo oui w oik on the battle line of pro- j tran ce to the grounds is free while t relativ es a t P o r t Townsend,
H e a d q u a rte rs for
* FRANCIS PAYS
*
ductlon.
T h e re Is something each park in g and picnic facilities will be
T h e W a s h in g to n County L eag u e o f '
OREG ON MOTOR ST A G E S
and every one of us can do.
W e j provided a t no charg e.
¡W o m e n
V o te rs
held th e ir re g ular
T O P CASH P R I C E S
and
must be ready to volu nteer tor.- ser-
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j m ee tin g a t Nendel's Monday after-1
F o r Your Car or E qu ity
vice—for this is everybody's w ar!
I noon.
A luncheon
was
followed;
H O M E -C O O K E D G O O D E A T S
See DOC RUTTO— LA. 1156
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LIBRARY NOTES
with a busin ess meeting.
P rin cip al
Modern F o u n ta in S e rv ice
BETHEL
S E Grand at H aw thorn e
s p e a k ers were F re d
P ete rs o n , D ist.l
for Hot W e a t h e r R e li e f
KINT0N
C O N G R E G A T IO N A L C H U R C H
PORTLAND
A large num ber of new card s have Sup t of K l a m a th F alls, whose t o p i c '
W illard B . Hall, M inister
Th e ladies aid picnic will be held been issued this m onth showing a wna u n it of Consolidation and Ideal
9:4 6 a. m.
C h u rch School.
nt R ic k s grove Ju ly 2. Dinner will . new Interest in read ing in this grow- jsti"c Schools
11 a. m.
W orship.
be served a t 12:30.
During the af- ' ing com munity.
J * W W W M M B W W M H W B H i i i iH llB llB IB H lia is iu a n « n ia is a m f i i^ | )|f|||g
Mrs. Woodrow W e a v e r o f B r e m e r ­
6:3 0 p. m.
P ilg rim Fellowship.
ternoon there will be a white ele-
H e n ry B e lia m a n s new book Floods
ton, Wash., spent several days last
phant sale and a g ra b bag.
A l l 1 of Spring, is a late addition to our
w eek visitin g a t the home o f her
mem bers are requested to bring ar- ! library. T h e au th or has several best
.
, , r,
W E S T S L O P E U N ITED
Mis. , W.
C. W rig h t. -
tittles to sell.
sellers to his credit o f which K i n g s I P * J ? ntBy ^
and M r r
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hJ
P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH
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Mrs.
J
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N.
Cleppcr
left
for
he
A com m ittee from the Aiv R aid Row is perhaps the best known
r
H. A. A rm itag e, P a s t o r
home in O akland, Calif., Satu rd a y .!
wardens and fire squad are collecting
Floods of Spring is the story o f !
B ib le School 9:45 a. m.
following
s
ev
er
a
l
days
visit
with
money to purchase ntl least 2 more P e te r K e ttrin g s long stru ggle to find
M orning w orship 11 a .m.
Mrs. Clep-
sirens fo r this community. After te s t­ or to m a k e the world he had im a g in -1 Mrs. M C. M cK erch er.
Y o u th s m eeting, 6:30 p. m.
form erly resided in B eav erton
ing out one siren placed at the school ed. In the process he broke his fam
it was decided that wasn't adequate ily and anyone
eisewho interfered 1 and w il1 be i'em em bered as Mrs R D - 1 T H E L U T H E R A N C H U R C H H O U R
and plans are to install several at N early all he loved was destroyed I Young.
At the K iw a n is Hall, B eav erto n
Ferguson ,
(M yrtle
various sectio ns of the community. or lost but nothing would m a k e into \ Mrs. Clinton
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T H I S A F F E C T S ALOHA A N D B E A V E R T O N S H O P S
T h e R ev. E . W. H inrichs, P a s t o r
L iv e r m o re )
of
P o rtla n d , visited
These will be used as both fire and a social cre a tu re
for he could not
Se rv ice Sun day E v e n in g a t 8 p. m.
Air R aid signals. T h e com m ittee re ­ compromise. F in ally from the least ; friends and neighbors here re cently
I FLORENCE BEAUTY SHOP TURNER'S BEAUTY SHOP
Mrs. J . O H oh nstein e n tertained a
ports a good response so fa r but ev- expected region of his mind and p a s t,
N A Z A REN E CHURCH
group
of
friends
with
a
delightful
ery family of the com m unity will ; cam e th o tra n sfo rm in g factor,
W. P. K E E B A U G H , P a s to r
I ELNA S BEAUTY SHOP
RICHARD'S BEAUTY SHOP
luncheon a t her hom e in the S o rren to
have to contribute If enough money j
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Sun day School 9:45 a. m.
D istrict Tu esd ay afterno
on.
G , u ests;
I* e o llsctsd lo nffovd co m p lst« p r o - 1
...
P r e a c h in g S e rv ice 11 a. m.
tection
1 O ffice rs for the ensuing y e a r were included Mrs. C. B. Wooden and Mrs
MARY ELLENS EEAUTY SHOP
Y ou ng Peoples 6:30 p. m.
Youi correspondent made an e rro r ln8talled bV thp r* tlrln *
president, M C . M c K e r c h e r of B e a v e r to n and
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lis
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serv
ice
7:30
p.
m.
in reporting
the
a s s is ta n ts in
the M a rg aret Sahnow, a t the 'regular j Mrs. Grover W hite, Mrs. T. H G off
T
Oliver
of
Multnomah.
dinner
m
eeting
of
the
B
usiness
and
and
Mrs.
V.
( S t ) d i i vi v
M rs G e o r g e ( T o n Telp
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CHURCH O F C H R IST
ed in the Tile F l a t section instead of Profe88ional W om ens' club of Hills-
i n ob servance of F a t h e r s Day Mr
G. W. Springer, P a s t o r
Mrs. R o b e r t Pom eroy
Mrs Marvin 1,0,0 K ,id a y evening Mrs
Hilda nn<1 Mrs T ed H etu entertained Mr.
Morning
worship and
preaching
R ick s, Mrs Albert K oenig and Mrs H ‘Kbb« i8 tre a su rer.
and Mrs. G. S. Alexander nt dinner
Sav es G as and T ire s — C eleb rate at
service 9:45 a. m.
T o p ic—A P r a y e r
R o b ert Murphy helped on the main i s Pecial Ruests of the club were t h e ; at A B it 0 f Sweden Sunday
Follow ing th e ser-
Scholls P e r r y road
candidates for Goddess of L ib e r ty at | Mrs. R M Miller spent the week | F o r the Church.
H a rry F lu k e had the m isfortune to ' the H lll8bo ,° Happy Day c e la b r a -j end at Nelscott a s a -g u es t of Mr. and | mon, the Lord 's supper will be ob-
Mrs. Clyde Say lor at t.teir su m m er j served.
imve his leg broken ju s t above the tion.
B ib le School c la s s session 11 a. m.
Those attendiryg fro m B e a v e r to n cottage.
ankle Friday when a log rolled on It
Stru bel o f '
C h ristia n E n d e a v o r 6:30 p. m.
B a n k s I were M ,s F lo re n ce Miller and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. R o b ert
Th e accident
happened
at
B eav erto n , j E v e n in g worship service 7:30 p. m.
Maxine Thom pson of the W ash in g ton p 0 i t'a n d ,
fo rm erly
of
where Mr. F lu k e is w orking
County U nit of the Oregon B e a u ty | a are
ents of a d aughter born Topic Th e Crown of R igh teousness
re tl,0 - ,,al
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Shop Owners and O perators; Miss
K m s n u e l hospital Tuesday. J u n e I Midweek B ible study and prayer
Merle Davies, Miss Margie
B a u g h - 1 23
service W edn esd ay a t 8 p. m. Topic
man, Mrs Noreen B. Allyn and Mrs “ Mrs. Inez W h itw o rth entertained L oy alty to the T e a c h in g Service.
30 GAL $69 95
j
CASCARA BARK
$30
a
a o
GREYHOUND
Coffee Shop
| Price Raise Effective July 1st I
Shampoo . . . 50e Scalp Treatment $1.75
Oil Shampoo . 75c Feather Hair C u t. 75c
HILLSBORO
Annual Patriotic Celebration
To Get ACTUAL
MARKET PRICES
Hil da
(G re e n
WOOL
AND
or
BARK
llr v )
M O H A IR
H ID E S
to
Blue Mountain Hide
Wool & Fur Co.
17M
S. W. F ro n t Ave.
PORTLAND
w |£b .,
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Ship Y o u r
CASCARA
I lightio.
Sunday
fa m il
d in tM l
at
Mi
and 1
that Mrs J a m e s W h i tf o id and two sons
Th e S ta te G ra n g e session
closed at Milwaukee last week w as, of Hillsboro and M is May Hughes
T h e occasion was in
well attended by delegates from nil of Portland
of
Mrs. J a m e s
W .ilt-
over the sta te
Derle P e r k in s r*p - I 1 p«iohrntion
cflt‘b f*<l°t'
resented B eav erton G ran g e and was w orth’s hlitnuny n n n u r i
vice c h airm a n of the insu ra nce com
Mrs
V an
Horn 0
o n i '.' . ’
mlttre
O s c a r Hngg was the dele- W a s h , spent M o n d a y with the B e r b e r
gate from
Aloha and
S a ra h V an fam ily
She fo im e i \ i\ 1 1
■■
Kleek for T ig ard
T h e Installation Aen Home.
of officers on the closing day w a s !
Mrs Grove/ W hite. . t».
'
put on by a te am from Um atilla and Mrs V T. O liver attended a lun
county.
High tribute was paid re oheon Tu esd ay at the home of Mrs
So rren to dis
tiring m aste r R W (»ill by all the J . O. H ohnstein in the
branches o f the order Visitors from trict near B eav erto n
Beaverton Included
Meadames Belle
W alker. B e r n ic e Dobbins, Bert Wil-
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