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Friday, October 2, 1942
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E , Beaverton, Oregon
“P I Line*”
W E ST SLOPE
N orth Portland Livestock
Market News
Veteran Tualatin
Treasurer Resigns
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WHITFORD
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Tuttle spent the
The firet
meetirni
oi the West
[most of last week at their nut farm
By Harold E. Noot
Slope book club was held Tuesday.
After 35 years ot sei vice, Mrs. C. picking
filberts.
They are taking
September the 23rd, at the YY est j onM town treasurer of Tualatin, is their vacation and will go to visit
The following quotation* are
LA D Y W E L D E R S
upon prices being paid in Monday's
wat« ‘ district warehouse build resigning her position.
their daughter and son in law at
B E A V E R T O N CH U R C H ES
trading-
infe.
Mrs. Moil&nd of Portland re
Her span ot municipal service out- Camp Roberts, California.
September 18, 1942
HT. C E C E L IA C liC B C H
C A T T LE
Good grainfed steers' viewed the book And Now Tomoi dates even that ol Tualatin s mayor,
Mrs Pearl King of Portland is vis­
With the number of lady weldera
is es 8 to 10 a. m.
John Nyberg, who has held office for iting at the home of Mrs. B. K. Den
$14.25
Good grass steers $12.50 to row by Racheal Fields
increasing daily
I decided to find
Nyberg is only one ney.
$13.50
Good giasu heifers $10.50 to
Mr*
A B-
Hooker of Cha-o over 25 years.
*
out why the ladies were taking up
BETHEL
$12.25 Good
beef
cows
$8.75
to Washington, is visiting
her sister year behind the statewide record set
Sunday School and church were
welding, where they were from and
C O N G R E G A T IO N A L CH UR CH
by the mayor of Tualatin’s close
$9.75, medium $7.50 to $8.50, common Mrs. W. H. Hooker.
, well attended with more present than
Willard B Hall. Minister
how they liked Portland.
The fol­
$6 to $7. canners $4.75 to $6.
Bulls
Mr and Mr* Arthur Evanson of nieghbor, J. E Morback, Sherwood. | uauaj
8:46 a. m.
Church School.
lowing paragraphs tell the girl's own
medium to good $9.25 to $11, common West Slope, are being felicitated on
The families of Mr. and Mrs. Wood
Worship.
reasons for taking up welding, tn ( 11 a. m
$8 to $9
Vealers, good to choice ,hf birth of a son September 21st. I
and Mr and Mrs. Leonard are mov­
6:30
p.
m
Pilgrim
Fellowship.
He
has
been
named
Lyle
M.
their own language.
Veteran Ed Luce Back
$14 to $14.5C, odd head $15.
ing this week.
The Woods faniily
“I've always wanted to be a welder
HOGS:
Good to choice carlots
to HillsboYo.
This takes four out of
On
Job
for
Awhile
My brother works at Boeing's and
N A Z A R E N E CH UR CH
$15, 170 to 21r; lb trucking $14.65 to
BIRTHS
Edward C. Luce, who served as an the school which had an enrollment
he said he wouldn't hire a lady wel­
W. P K E E B A U G H , Pastor
$W.85 few to $15; 230 to 285 lb.
;official of Washington county for of fifty-four.
Sunday School 8 45 a. m.
der for anything.
I decided I would
butchers $13 75 to $14.50; lightweight
Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas L. Milne, ' many years, has been called back on
Mrs. R. B. Denney and her mother
show him up."
Preaching Service 11 a. m.
butchers $13.75 to $14.25;
parking Beaverton, Sept. 25, a daughter, Mer- the job at the clerkB 0ffjCe by Coun- Mr«. Anna Asbahr and her two sis-
Toung Peoples 6:30 p. m.
“We came out from Virginia about
sows $12.75 to $13.50.
Feeder pigs ry J-
ty Clerk W A Tupper to help out ters Katherine and Helen spent the
Evangelistic service 7:30 p. m.
eighteen months ago.
My husband
$13
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Rohrback. for a couple of months beford
a n d |we I- end on a trip to Crater Lake
went to work In the yard and I
SHEEP
flood to choice spring Aloha. Sept 32, twin sons. David L afte|. the general election.
He
w ill,a n d surrounding country.
M E T H O D IST CH UR CH
thought I would come out and do my
lambs $11.50 to $12; medium to good, and Daniel A.
be in charge of election arrange- !
Albert S. Hisey, D. D , Minister
share too.
I want to be able to say
$9.75 to $11.25; common $8 to $9
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Sposito,! ments
— T H R O W Y O U R SCR AP INTO
9:45 a. m.
Sunday School.
I helped build those ships.
f don’t
Slaughter ewes, good to choice $4 to 2932 S W
Iowa street, Multnomah,
T H E F IG H T —
11 a. m. Preaching service.
like Portland because I always have
$4 50.
Feeder lambs, good to choice, Sept. 18, a daughter. Marie P.
W . 8. C. 8. meets Thursday.
a cold here.
After the war we are
Wins Dahlia Awards
$9 to $10.26.
Shorn lambs $10.50 to
Mr and Mrs. Nick J. Alex, Beav­
going back to Virginia.
Mrs. T. W. Blakeney of Beavp on
$ 11 .
erton, Sept 19, a son, James N
Learn to Dance
“I came out here from Independ­
Baldwin,
received
two awaids at tile 1 j h
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
F.
CH UR CH OK CH R IST
ence, Missouri.
My old man is in
Frank
J.
annual
dahlia
show
held
In
Portland.
Glencullen,
Sept.
17.
a
son
_
At the oldest dancing
G. W. Springer, Pastor
Capital _ Stock _ T ax
the Army.
Like my Job because it
Mr. and Mrs. Helmer C. Oberg Her Shirley Temple entry was named |
school in Portland .
Special rally day program at 9:45
is different.
I want to help win the
the
best
bloom
and
an
Azure
i‘
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Glencullen ,Sept. 13, a son, Carl H.
PATTER SO N DOW­
a. m. sermon Topic- Finding The Return Date Extended
war too.
I used to be a beauty op­
given an award for being the 'org.-st
N E Y School of Danc­
Book
The
Lord's
supper
will
be
ob
|
j
w
Maloney,
Collector
of
Intern-
erator.
From thq cleanest Job to
dahlia in the show.
ing
.........................
a| Revenue, announces that the due
the dirtiest job.
That's me.
I like served.
Mrs. Blakeney won a large nuu'oer
Dave Goldman Enlists
Both modern a n d
Christian
Endeavor
6
30
p
m
¡date
for
flUnK
capital
,
t0ck
tax
re-
Missouri better than Portland, but
Among the group of Portland riti the Victory Garden Show in Port
old fashioned danc­
Evening worship 7:30 p. m.
In turns for the period ended June 30,
whether I stay here after the war
ing
You’ll have a
zens who Thursday entered the U. S of individual prizes for exhibits 1* |
continuing
the
study
of
God,
the
e
v
-,
194a,
has
been
extended
from
Sep-
depends on what my old man does."
weU land recently,
wonderful time learn
was
Dave
Goldman,
ening
sermon
topic
is
The
Unity
o
f
(tember
29,
1942,
to
November
28,
army
.
“I took It up just foil fun.
v
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ing new steps.
Call AT. 7004 or AT
1942.
It is not ncessary for corpora- known East Side advertising and
folks were against It.
W e came
5780.
McElroy’s Ballroom, 4th and
Midweek Bible study and ---------
prayer
tions
to
file
requests
for
this
further
publicity
specialist,
Course
Completed
here from Spokane.
My dad got a
Samuel B. Lawrence Jr. .son of S Main. Open daily after 10:30. Call
Job at Iron Fireman.
My big broth­ servics Wednesday 8 p. m. Topic— extension which applies in all in-! Goldman has been prominent in
The Church and Education
stances.
The extension w ill provide Pacific Coast advertising circles for 3 Lawrencei route 8 , Portland, has for information.
er got a job in the yard as welder.
I an opportunity to give effect to any *he past 12 years, and has put on successfully
Completed
a
special
I like it.
With the money I earn I
| changes
with
reference to capital numerous successful advertising and course o f instruction at the signal
W ENT SLO PE
am helping my folks build a home."
[ stock tax which may be enacted in promotion campaigns.
Am ong these corps' new school at Camp Murphy.
B E T H 1». B K O O K B A N K
C O M M U N IT Y CH UR CH
“I followed the crowd out here.
1 the tax measure now before Con- ar®
Oregon W inter Sports, the jr]a Lawrence is a technician, fourth
Accredited Teacher
... U N IT E D P R E S B Y T E R IA N
All my girl friends were out here and
T a ft Redhead Round-up, the Mount grade.
Kress.
Gabel School, SW Gabel Lane
I thought I would get some of that
P IA N O
1 Angel Flax Festival, and also a num-
______________ __
Rev. H. A- Armltage, Pastor
big dough too.
I used to be a dice
Children’s Cl-,sscs n Specialty
11 a. m. Service— Toplo Never Man
girl in Minneapolis, working for the
! ^ n S ' T ‘ C r t « V“ 4 *p 'rr„*.
Ballet House Open,
Groups end Private Lessons
Used Keys Sought
syndicate, and this is the best job I Spake Like This Man .
I of the Portland East Side Comercial
The Ballet Houae at 918 s w W ash‘
Years of Conservatory Experience
6:30 p. m.
Topic When Christians
ever had.
A
campaign opened Tuesday to club and was one of the founders o f 'nKton street in Portland opened j
Res. 3815 N E 26th
‘" I came up here from Marshfield, iCommune.
raise 12,000,000 pounds o f nickel sil- the Young Men's council, an afilia SePl 15th with- a large ennllm er.t
GA. 8287
5926 N. Montana
I have two boys, one 14 and one 1 8 1
=
ver through collection o f old, unused tion o f the Comercial club
T'he studio has been completely re-
MU. 56«t
years old and I wanted them to go i
keys.
It Is pointed out that better |
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decorated, presenting an air o f quiet-
W E S T H ILLS
Portland, Oregon
to Benson Tech, and this Job will pay
keys contain 80 per cent nickel silver
ude and freshness to those entenng.
LU T H E R A N CHURCH
their way through. I was afraid if I
which can be used to good advantage! „ T E t „ A
LA riD O B O V E B .
Classes in ballet, toe, character,
SW Canyon Rd. near Sylvan
stayed in Marshfield my oldest boy
by the navy
'
Mlss
Cecelia
Margaret
Land Spanish, hula, and ballroom dances — THROW YO U R SCR AP INTO
18th Sunday after Trinity
would go deep sea fishing and if he
F n iir »
* ro ver' died Sept. 22 at her home in are rapidly forming.
T H E F IG H T —
Werner J. Fritz, Minister
Entne pioceeds of
o f the keys sale. R aleiph, Hills. She was w ife o f Paul -------------- ---------------------------------------
ever got that in his blood he would
Sunday School meets at 9:45 a. m. with the exception of campaign costs, Arthur" I^ndgrover
never learn a trade. I have always
Morning service 1\ o'clock, sermon will go to United Service organiza-
wanted to do something mechanical Where Human Need Finds Help.
and this Job suits me fine."
|
.
fir e loss on the farm each year
Everybody invited and welcome.
B A L L E T — TO E
‘‘‘I don’t know.
I used to work at
!
ha® th* approval ° * would run into enough money to pay
Montgomery-Ward In Billings, Mont.,
Ith* Vi*0 .th. war production board for the buliding of at least six mod-
CHARACTER
¡and the National Paper Trade asso- ern warships
then the folks moved to Portland.
LIBBABY NOTES
Dad and big brother got a Job In the Hours 2—5, Saturday evening 7—9} ciation, Finch said.
shipyard. I went to work at W ard's
S P A N IS H — H U L A
Studio 78, Selling-Hirsch Bldg.
.... ..
containers Adolph and Hirohito
One of the new books in the
li , Two million cardboard
here as an Index girl, and later as a brary, is one tha; everyone should iwhere the keys can be left are being Make a pair, but not ace high
918 S.W. Washington, Portland
shoe salesman.
One day I told the enjoy
ATwater 5541
It is called The Human Side dll t.ribu.te.d throughout the nation.
U n d every W ar Bond that we buy
BALLRO O M
girls I was going to b l s welder. iot Qreatneas and
was
written by
The drive closes October 15.
W ill help to blow them to the sky.
They laughed at me. but anyhow wmiani L stklger.
It tells ths life
hero I am.'
I of such men as Henry Ford and
ICscil B. DeMIlle.
It is a book of
stirring human Interest of the lives
KINTON
of these famous people who all at­
Red Cross sewing club will meet at tribute their greatness to home en­
the Home Economics club rooms vironment.
If you enjoy reading
Thursday, October 8 at 10 a. m. with about famous people, then by all
a pot luck lunch at noon.
Mrs. A l­ means read The Human Side of
bert Scott, president, has secured Greatness.
another sewing machine and there
will be plenty of work for all.
Sixteen pupils from Klnton started
to Beaverton High School last Mon­
day.
Five of these were new pu­
Joseph W Kienzle et ux to Harold
pils. Freshmen are:
Marilee Pom­ W Johnston et ux, part Anthony W
eroy, Roberta Thompson, Willis El­ Hart Cl. 60 T1S R1W.
liott, Fred deLesptnasse and Ooldwyn
L B Thrush et ux to Ernest Zage-
Kulbel.
low et ux. lots 39 and 30 Spring Hill
The low land In this community Farm.
was hit by a light frosl last W ed­
Myrtle L Maher et ud to Adelbert
nesday night. No crops were injured. C Whitcomb, lot 5 Ash Valley Tract.
It killed the tops of the tomato
Olenn S. Ehle et ux to Frank H
plants just enough for them to ripen Rayner, lot 11, 12, 13. 14. 31. 32. 33. 34,
faster.
blk 19, W Portland Heights.
Mrs. Alice Richards spent the last
A J Bruch to Geo W Kelsey et ux
week at Eagle Creek visiting her lot 16, 17, 18 Jolly Acres.
son George and family.
On Satur­
R S Welsh et ux to Mike Grabo-
day night she sttended the wedding vac. lot
Ladd A Reed add, Beav­
of her granddaughter,
Miss Betty erton.
Jean Richards, daughter of Mr. and
Fred W Ttbbatts to R A Barber,
Mrs Aid red Richards of Clackamas et ux, lot 133 Johnson Est. add Beav-
t <> Willard Garland of Wheeler. The erton-Reedvills.
young couple were married at the
William F Fray to Julia Alice
home of Miss Richards sunt, Mrs. North et ux, 3.86 acres Johnson Est
Harold Jesse of Multnomah.
Mr.
add Beaverton-Reedv.
Garland was Inducted Into the rr.ty
U C Shaver et ux to A H Tower, '4
Tuesday.
acre sec 36 T1S R1W.
Mrs Wilbur
Elliott
enteitained
Leonard
I-aheyne et ux to Victor
with a dinner Sunday in hono- of Laheyne et ux lots 6 A 7 blk 1 Cor­
her son, I-awrences fourth birthday. nelius.
Guests present were Mr. and
Mrs.
Kunlgunde Kachel to Rose Covtttl,
C. C. Elliott, and Mr. and Mrs. W a r­ lot 15, blk 2 Kingston.
ren Moor and children of Chehalem
Bert G Brockaway et ux to John A
Center.
Johnson, lot 1 Sunset Gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert deLesptnasse
Orla K Shepard et ux to John J
spent the week end in Seattle, visit­ Schllker et ux, tract 3 Shephard's
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Homes.
Ijitla
They got to Seattle's so late
Emil A Johnson el ux to Jeanette
Friday night they tried to find rooms C Mason, part John E Hicklin cl.
to spend the night but everything
Theodore
Hannow
to Joseph R
was so crowded they had to dlive to Kipp et al. E 4
of lot 273 Johnson
Everett before finding a place to Est add
stay.
John Heinrich
et ux to Walter
part
lot 12 Tongue's unr.
Rev. C. C. Oates Superintendent Jesse,
of Evangelical churches in this dis­ plat.
H A Kuratll et al to Ralph L Cop
trict was present at the church ser­
vice Sunday and gav« a very Inter­ et ux. part lots 6 A 7 blk 15 O M M
esting talk on The Pearl of Great Hus.
Hattie L Rhadon et ux to Elsie
Price.
One of the
biggest
real
estate Each et ux. 20 acres sec 34. T IN
deals In this community this year R*W
Wni Vender Zanden et ux to Louis
was the sale last week of the R. R.
Probetel place to a Henry Valenine A Vandersanden et ux, lots 15. 16, A
Proheetel place, formerly owned by 17, Wilkesboro.
W m S Alexander et ux to Frank
Henry Valentine to a local party wno
wishes his name with held
The M Dtlle et ux, part lot 3 blk 12 Sim­
Probestels will mov< this week to a mons add to Hillsboro
Cynthia Good to B O
Brockway
cattle ranch they own near White
Co lot 7 Brockway Gardens.
Salmon, Wash
J C Marshall et ux to Joe Falcon,
et ux
. . .
t f
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BALLET
HOUSE
Beal Estate Transfers
Businessm en—Let s talk about
death!
dodge the issues
facts. A lot
American fighting men may soon
have
for want of scrap!
Oregon must
tons.
E ' RE talking
f act s , r e m e m ­
ber! Such as the f a c t
that steel for every tank,
ship and gun mus t be
made of 50% scrap. And
GREYHOUND
Coffee Shop
Headquarters far
O R EG O N MOTOR STAGEN
H O M E C O O K E D G OOD EAT S
Modern Fountain Nenie*
for Ho« Weather Relief
Under New
LYLE
Management
C. T A Y L O R
M a r r i a g e L ic en se *
Bernard O. R aff
and Helen R
Joyce of Tigard
William Pyke.
Metsger, and N.o-
dine Schults, Portland
Lester Luckey. 3405 SW
Barber
boulevard, and Myrtle Reid. 3405 SW
Barbur boulevard.
William Pyke. Metzger and Modlne
Schultz. SB 23rd Portland
Albert O'Dell Burese and Valma
Agnee Smith of Tualatin
CHARI.Ur* R H E A
Chartee Rhea late of Metzger, died
| Sept 25
He wae husband of Clare
Services were held Monday with pri­
vate contmltal.
the t e r r i b l e fact that
WILL BIE!
A m e r i c a ’ s mills are
starving for this scrap — without
enough on hand for even 30 dav
more production!
Which puts it up to you!
Watch
,7b H ftirv *
Misery i
IF YOU FAIL
SOME 80Y
the
Newspaper
Monday, October 5, starts the big scrap metal drive.
And you. as a business man have a double job to
do. Clean out your home— and scour your place of
business, factory, office or store . . . for every sin­
gle bit of scrap.
And when you see the stockpile grow — for the
mills to take when it’s needed — be glad that
You've done your part. . .that your work may have
saved some bov from a needless death!
for details ol the big scrap drive and what yon mnst do to help
NEWSPAPERS' UNITED SCRAP METAL DRIVE
C a l l for Your Local
L. I . RICHEY. Chairman
Salvage Chairman
BEAVERTON 3552 or 2411
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