P U B L I S H E D W E E K L Y IN O U R P L A N T O N
V O L. 15, NO. 36
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S H O R T ST. A N D T U A L A T I N
Beaverton, Oregon,
Rationing Board
To Open Office j
In Beaverton
The county’s third rationing board
to serve people in the eastern end
of Washington county will open soon
In Beaverton Lumber company office
at Beaverton, according to Commis
sioner Lewis, county rationing admin
istrator.
Major T. L. Damon, retired United
States army officer of Portland route
8 is chairman of the new rationing J
board.
Other board members in-1
elude Mrs. Elmer Stipe, Beaverton,
who was transferred from her pres
ent Hillsboro board post; N. P. John
son, Cedar Mill; J. L. Benson, Beav
erton, and George Leslie. Tigard.
The addition of the third ration |
office was ordered after conference
with E. A Landess, Portland, district
executive secretary, to better serve
eastern Washington county residents.
H IG H W A Y -
O N L Y N E W S P A P E R IN B E A V E R T O N .
F riday, October 9, 1942
County Council
PTA To Meet
At Beaverton
_____ ESTABLISHED 1927
Board Reports
Delinquents
Car With Siren
To Cover Cooper
Mt. District
The following registrants have been !
I eported a s
delinquents, to the
United States District Attorney, for j
failure to notify the Board of change
of address, according to a letter re
ceived from Local Board No. 1 of
Washington County.
Anyone • knowing
the »"«rw
whereabouts
‘ ■•“ -»»•g «**■
u u v u » | Npxt W ednesdav October the 14th
of an> man listed below please con- at or about 7 30 ^ ,n the car with
tact the
,he local board office immed- the siren will cover
P
. tha district of
iately.
Cooper Mt. Civilian Defense terri-
_
.
Last. .
! tory, which consists of the following
Order No
Name
known address boundarit., .starting at Hiland ave
169-A
11111 S
osmAnge'le8 Cal" 1 * nd Farmington Hoad, running west
S-317 Robert Edward Paillette,'
Coone^M.
„ ...
'
Cooper
Mt. school house, then east to
^
eaotle’
Kansas
Connard Road, then South to Beard
484-B Charles Edward Simpson.
Road, then Eaj#t to H l,and mvenu#f
The Washington County Council
of Parent Teachers is meeting in the
Odd Fellow's Hall, Beaverton, Tues
day, October 13, for their first meet
ing of the year 1943 43
The hall
is located in the street thru town
across from the theatre.
The meet
ing will start at 10 a. m. and will
close at 3 p. m.
In the morning the year's plans
and reports of local Parent Teacher
associations will be received with the
v th a 1
n
anana A U *ka then North to Fnrmington Road.
School of Instruction to be held in 818
Keith Alan Dunning
, A„ resident, of this district please
the afternoon.
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«a
take note, and try and report if they
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Oliver
George
Taylor
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y
During these times of stress recre
th*»ir ,_f
inrai . Wardens
if they
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1 can to their
local
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5.V>A.
Beaverton,
Ore.
jij
ation in some form is recommended .....
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aid hear the ...
warning.
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Debhs Kuvene Parkeraon
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to help those working under such r*
t
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~
io u i coo pel ation will be appreciated
^
« r* A v a vKMao
: tension to relax.
Part of the lunch Cedar Park Auto Camp. Tigard, Ore
Norman Simeon Fuller
H I,
/VmJ.mu ni
s
eon hour this year will be devoted to 1647
R*wiHpntu of this
»hi district
U*
uec
these different kinds of recreatjon.
t,. a Longview,
~
A Washington,
*
1 Residents
you oi have
At this first meeting we have Miss
S.xtcen Oscar U r «,n
' a 8ilen now. and your wardens have
CJovernor Sprague congratulates Women Volunteers. In the picture
Nell Unger, Head Librarian, Portland
from left to right:
Gove mo 1 Sprague, Mrs. Vera Ashton, Mrs.
R
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llPS,’0,' l,ed " ‘- ‘y for t h e f r e e w .il
; Library association,
speaking on 1269
Roy lu tn k P e r « « 3775^th «ffe r in , to pay for this siren and
Passenger Trains
Bernice Baccrich .Mrs. Ix>u Rum.nel, Mrs Blanche Smeenk
I “ Books A Phase of Recreation.”
May Again Run on O-E
Lillian Qllham, Oh*ef Clerk , . give
X T l him
m * ’ your
80 “ offering,
e,y°,Ur Ward,'
8’1 a,' to
d
Mrs H. J. Mackie, State Parent
and ,’ help
'Teacher study course chairman, will
take care of this work.
It should
Extensive [iigirovemt-nts are Being
talk on Tha Philosophy of the Par-
I n r ln r tio n «
, not be left to j ust a lew. to do this.
Made— According to (tumor*
lent Teacher Movement” .
Mrs. L V
1
s
so for your protection, as well as
During the past week trainmen
j Wtndnagle, State
War
le
Emergency
The following men leave Monday,: theirs, don't forget it is your job as
on the Oregon Electric have told
chairman, will speak on different October 12, 1942, at 3 p m , accord-'well as theirs, to look after your wel-
Beaverton business men; in their
"Get in the scrap!!
topics coveied by the War Einer- ing to Local Board No. 1 of Beaver-jfare
opinion—according to extensive im-
This is the slogan on the lips of
gency committee, or as it was known ton, Oregon
The Wardens are on the job at all
provements now being
made all Washington county people as they
•
FOR
John William Wright.
last year as the Defense Committee
j times.
A meeting was held Wednes-
along the line- passenger service may make a thorough search to get in
Richard Henry Coifelt.
Ray Swartz, Area Supervisor, Agri
, day night, September 30, at the
be inaugurated within the near fu- this county’s quota of 3919 tons or
Herbert David Ward.
cultural
Marketing
Administration
S A L V A G E
school house and they turned out
ture between Eugene, Albany. Salem, 7,838.000 pounds of scrap metal by
John William Flabetich.
will give the latest on surplus com
100 %.
Woodburn,
Wilsonville,,
Tualatin, October 17
This quota is based on
IN FO R M A TIO N
Charles Herman Graves.
odities and hot school lunches.
They are on the job twenty four
Tigard, Greenburg, Robinson. Fan- 200 pounds of scrap per person,
It is hoped every Parent Teacher! Wynn Wick Mitchell.
hours every day, so help them.
mo. Denney-Orossing,—also
Multno- \*-hich puts It up to every man, wo-
George
Washington
Pointer.
association
in
Washington
County
CALL
Beaverton 3552
mah, Ryan Place. Garden Home, nian and child to scrape up every
Donald James Stalder.
will send their president, officers
Whitford on the East—with Beaver- bit of scrap that can possibly be
Arnold Willis Vershum.
and delegates to this meeting.
The
Teachers Entertained
or
2481
ton, St. Marys, Santa Rosa, Elmoni- found.
Earl Ted Schmalle.
year’s budget is to be voted upon
By Beaverton P. T. A.
ca. Quatama -with Hillsboro, Come- \ steel jg ^ pelcent SCI.ap and the
Richard Isiwrence Brown.
lius. Masonic Home. Foaest Grove, War Production Board points out!
Francis Jerome Steyart.
Each one is asked to bring his
| The annual P. T, A. reception for
on the West, with Orenco, West that the flow of gcrap mu8t be speed- bond8 h“ b* * n 8et a* id* as P£.‘I*' own lunch and sugar.
Arlet Henry Brooks
Coffee and
; the teachers of the Beaverton grade
Union.
North
Plains, < r thence
via the e(1 up
so that the nation s steel mills t ,a n ^'a,ds
/ °,L
° !le?
° n n f f o r a a p n r » / v Th,‘
dessert is being served by Cooper Mt
Arthur William Smith.
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and high school, was held Tuesday
terms
of
this
prize
offer
as
announ
Parent
Teache,.
a880riatlon
the
hosts
I
United Railway to (Linnton) Port- can be kept goinK in order that ma
Kenneth Leroy Sanders.
evening, Sept. 29, in the grade school,
ced by State Chaiiamn Claude I. Set -
Herbert
Frank.
*and-
terials of war may be produced as rap- sanous are:
“ O E T IN TH E S C R A P -
j About 175 mothers and dads and
This proposed service will also w , as possibie for the country's
James Edward Wright.
I teachers were present. The reception
One thousands dollars In bonds
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give the people of this rich territory f ighting forces
The need is urgent
1 was in the form of a calendar party.
(present
value)
to
the
Oregon
county
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better and quicker mail service. and from various articles, such as
¡Twelve room mothers, one for each
per
capita
c .- ii D j
With two trans continental rail roads 80Uvenirs, etc., thrown into the dump collecting the greatest
Enlistments
¡grade In the grade and high school,
be turned #1UUU .S till r e r m i t t e d
in our midst doing a rushing freight, pile it shows that a good many peo poundage--the prize to
over to a charity designated by the,
Ederward J. Caldwell, Coast Guard ''ery appropriately decorated the ta
logging
and passenger business
pie realize the very seriousness of county salvage committee
Tightening of restrictions on con
bios and furnished a beautiful birth
T'rederlck H. Ternstedt, Navy.
“ W ATCH W ASH IN G TO N COUNTY {"ho ¡ÒT^tion
:!
Five hundred dollars in
bonds i * n «* io n .
made necessary by the
day cake wth candles for their table..
John
A.
Siddens,
Navy.
G R j W."
Washington
county was divided (present value) to the Oregon coun need to conserve materials, labor
In an informal way they met the
Wesly G. North. Coast Guard.
into four areas, coinciding with the ty with the next highest per capita and construction equipment to fur- • Clarence E. Stallard, Navy.
birthday friends and the teachers.. At
civilian u
defense
for the
scrap average this prize also to go to a 'ther „ the war
the call of Mrs. J. E. Robinson, presi
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c....n areas, —
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. . . effort,
. . . . is called to the
Paul E. Hedeen, Jr., Navy.
Teacher of 1877 Attends
metal campaign a! a meeting of th e18Ujtable charitv
attention of Washington county far-
dent of the local P. T. A. each room
Donahl E. Becker, Navy.
Golden Wedding
mother Introduced the teachers and
salvage committee Friday night at
Three hundled dollars In bonds in’ ei8 ^ John t)V,' Kam" a' cbK,rn?an
Thomas J. Ward, Jr., Navy.
the Hillsobro chamber of commerce I (pre8ont vaiue> to
the
business ¡o f„ the c?unty U S D A War Board
guests at her table, and then gave an
William H. Greene, Coast Guard.
Della C. Fisher and daughter Mae | In Eastern Washington
General
farm
construction
up
to
appropriate skit for the month. From
county j fjrm which gives or sells the largest
Evan R. Feversteln, Army.
Fisher, with Mrs. Byfield and Mrs
Mrs. ^
R
Richey
Beaverton; South | ^ '" un\ "o f“ s” ‘ra'p m etaV”
'“ ' B”
$1000 is still permitted without prior
j the ringing in the new year, a wedd
William T. Sauser, Navy .
ing scene, Fourth of July celebration,
S g anniterTarv of Mr
»"nd^Mis’ * e« tern- W
S
Kowen' Sherwood.
Qnp hund,ed fifty dollars In bonds authorization,
the chairman
said
Robert E. Rathbun, Navy.
residential
| back to school days, to a reminder
Thomas G o ^ in
Sunday It their and Robert C. Busch of Hillsboro, are (p , OSPnt value) t o t h e
in<:
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........ con- : Albert W. Amacher, Navy.
¡that there are only 85 more shopping
giving struction has been reduced from 500
Harold L I^>e. Coast Guard.
home 5 miles northeast of Hillsboro ^ s irl^ s a T v lg e ch a irm ^ T
ltnan °*: woman’ h.0y or. * irl
to $200 by revision of the W ar Pro-
¡days till Christmas, the time was
Alexander
McPherson,
Navy.
¡duction Board order L 41.
Construc
All enjoyed a p ^ a n t trip and ^ S ^ T o m m U t e ^ ' i n charge of
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'arg<,8t Rm° Unt
spent in many Interesting and amus
Bennie C. Barnes, Army.
were treated royally by their host,the
host the scrap
^
drive includes
inclu(le8 County'
County
P
ing events
drive
F ifty
dollars in bonds or stamps tlon not started by September 7 ts
Gerald
P.
Wetterborg,
Navy.
and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Goodin. 1 —- -
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The following room mothers con
n„n „ r
s-ish...
r Chairman
John
Kovaly.
BartletV (present "value to the unit of a boys’ : 8uhJect to tho new limitations, he
Keith Wallace Wootam, Beaverton,
m ^ teacherAi f Mr hCoodin ^
\Gates, Richey, Bowen,
and County or girl„' organization turning in the sal f
In navy.
i tributed much to the success of the
^
°
‘ °
School Superintendent B W. Barnes. larKP8, amoun, of scrap
metal , Construction of off form manufac-
John L Cate. Multnomah, in navy. !par^ r;
S^1!8'
Besmehn, first
lumbia Academy 1877.
County Agent Palmer Torvend and | q'his is not just another drive. p ur‘nfi». piocessing or assembling fa-
¡grade mother; Mrs. Russell Grant,
County Home Demonstration Agent -phis is to be a Treasure Hunt in the cilitlea for farm products is permlt-
¡second;
Mrs.
William
Spj'in£cr,
Faye Nichols.
The last three are
rea| 8rns0 of the word; a Treasure led without authorization up to $5000. C o u n c i l A d o p t s
¡third; Mrs. Fred
Wettz, fourth; Mrs.
Coal Bunkers
Hunt designed to provide the war
Farmers planning construction In p
f
n
H. B. Shofner, fifth;
Mrs
O. A
need at a any of the thbM classifications must L - U r le w U r d i n a n c e
|Harkness. sixth;
Mrs Ethel Hew
Being Built
f c L d e T
Sersanous of Portland, effort with its greatest
At the October meeting of the City ghen. seventh; Mrs. W. Baker, eighth,
John Waters, local fuel dealer. state «^ v a g s chairman, told the local time when it needs it most ifultim nPP!y to the CSDA War Board for
it is
is going
going to
victory is to be ours
’
.authorization to begin construction Council
a curfew ordinance was Mrs. O. Wayne Tennant, freshman in
has been excavating this week for salvage workers that it
to ate
r
If total expenditures, including labor, adopted.
This affects those under high school; Mrs. Fred Moore, sophn-
erection of coal bunkers on the site take lots of hard work but it is a job
,exceed the limitations
Applications sixteen years of age.
more; Mrs. Geo. Francis, Junior- and
of the old S P. depot at Beaverton, that^
be
u aTa
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SERVE, * CONSERVE
The must
county
court h
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From October through February Mrs. Burt Wilson, senior.
near corner ,------
Front avenue and Wash- 1 for countv trucks to assist in the „
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,,on uslnk materials requiring prior- the hours are from 9 p. m. until 6
Mrs. Mabee, publicity chairman
S" ír.Jí:p
..P metal
m« . . throughout
.h ro u ^ o o , Beaverton
P. T. A. Budget
.t r S
“ P
\222SL2;
in via S P. lines to help
supply" Kl
the P.C-UP
P>ck-up or
of .O
scrap
.
fuel situation at Beaverton and vi- the county for those w U hng^o do Committee Reports
War Production Board for final ac-
-
about the county P. T. A meeting to
nate their scrap for local community
cinity.
.
.
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'be held in Beaverton, Tuesday, Oc-
projects such a s civilian defense.
The Beaverton P. T. A. met Tues- tion in each case.
Dwellings destroyed by fire or oth i n s i l l U i e L i m i t e d
'tober 13.
Home Study Chairman
Red Cross, U.S.O., etc., and farmers day with 30 present. A short busi-
or disaster since the first of the year T o C o u n t y T e a c h e r s
from Corvallis will be the speaker at
Ed Barry Will Bet
are urged to assemble their scrap ness meeting was held
where accessible as soon as possible
The ways and means committee re-
'*'ronstni( ted without author-
F ir8t teachers institute to be h e ld 'that time.
Coffee and dessert will
On thr Bay ! ! !
A particular plea for donation of the ported
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collection
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old ■ -•-**—
clothes ' f V 0n'
? l ." ma?
Approv- October 12 at Hillsboro will be limited
furnished.
farm build- to Washington county teachers, ac 1
Parents took the opportunity
Last week Ed Barry had bad luck scrap metal has
been made by the and discarded phonograph records as j” j“ rsquired to rebuild
^ ,
ings, such as barns that aio so des cording to B. W. Baines, county su-;to become members of the local P.
—one of his horses—the gray—died, county committee, it being pointed a money making project.
A tough situation at harvest time, out that tho work of weighing and
The budget committee recommend
b- - * e™ rfen.Cy Pcrintendent.
,T. A.
In recent years the institute has!
But Barry
hustled around and keeping track of small lots only adds ed a proposed budget of $199 for the gta\bOI"uqi)An w*^', h'fi<Ja|,d1*e<*
whenever bppn attPnded by teachers from more
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bought a hay mare weighing over to the work.
year.
Two projects were planned
it is justified
than one county
However, because B e a v e r t o n C o m m u n i t y
1700 pounds to match his remaining
Kovaly said Tuesday that if the one furnishing milk to school child
" ,al<mk application.
(lie of ttansportntlon difficulties the In- Garden Club Meets C)ct. 16
horse in color.
Ed says; " I ’ll bet
various communities will get in ren costing them only one cent a J
touch with their
respective road day, and tne other project was
on the bay!”
ask
himself
if
his
project
is
-neces
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i I district foremen and arrange for ¡help the school cafeteria to build a
county this year.
, The Beaverton Community Garden
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sary to the successful execution of
No schools will he In session on club will hold its October meeting at
volunteers to help the drivers, the kitchen next to the play shed
the war, if it isn’t possible to rent or the day and attendance of teachers is 'be home of Mrs. J. H. Holmes In
Newcomers Warned
county will start the scrap metal
The following delegates were ap-
convert Instead of building now. If ¡-'¿p/lVed ”by ^
Garden Home on Friday the 16th at
About Car Licenses
pickup the first of the week for all pointed to attend the County P T
his design is of the simplest possible
11 a. m.
Bring sandwiches.
donated
scrap.
I
f
anyone
wnnts
A
meeting
on
October
13:
Mesdames
Many out-of-state
residents em
and if the use of critical materials
any further information
get in Chester Huddleston, H L. Weik, A
ployed in Portland shipyards appear
has been reduced to an absolute min Local Men Enter
touch with the area chairman
Beguin, Lonard Golden, W E Hen imum.
M A R R IA G E ANNOUNCED
unaware of the law requiring them
Lexington Squadron
Individual^ selling direct to junk derson.
Mr. and Mrs J. A Austin announce
to "purchase Oregon license plates
,
_
Acceptance of 45 Oregon men as the marriage of their daughter, Jean,
The Radio stud club meets ever] » .
The law re- dealers other than regularly desig
for their automobiles
members of the Oregon-Lexlngton to Royce L Case, son of Mr and
quires an, out-of-stater to get license nated county salvage depots should Wednesday at 2:30 to hear the broad Alexander Builds
squadron of naval avaitlon cadets Mrs. Roy J. Case of Beaverton. The
plates as soon as he starts making report on it to the community sal cast from Corvallis,
Another Home
announced by Commander Bert H ceremony was read September 11 by
his living in Oregon
vage chairman so that the county
The next meeting will be held on
Harry Alexander will
.h- i r ° 7 . . 7 c ccighton, Includes Lorenzo Warren, Rev.
O. Roscoe at United Breth-
will get credit on its quota
R N October 27 for parents and teachers ' another new hou
Baker of the Tualatin Valley Co-op- A short business meeting will be
n « . ° f 9731 avv Capitol highway, Multno-: ren church In Portland.
homes rereet«,! i„
WEST SLOPE
eratlve has told Kovaly that if anyone followed by a program
T h “ ew cottage is being erected it
Frank
° “ mb* rt ° f .
^ v .ly n Walton
was the
The proud parenU of a baby girl. b&| a truckload of scrap, which thev
f Mm
uni
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Ti Rara.
<
bride a only attendant.
Leonard L.
Merry Judith, born September 25th.
they
will
send
a
truck
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T
IN
TH
E
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and
Tualatln
Cane
waa
beat
man
and
Roy
R. Rog
‘
want to sell,
G ET
SCRAP—
highway.
are Mr and Mrs. Thomas Milne of for it if they will telephone the C o
Many of the fine homes In this
U Promotion
lV e n r r O ft lO t lO n eis were ushers.
Given
the Alexander apartments In West op or send a postcard
1 8 -1 9 - Y e a r - O l d s
community
have
been built
Harry Polk,
Camn
Sent Ben-
» - Set Ben-
Mrs. Harry Hcrlbbner waa soloist
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... .. by Camp
La.. Polk
Sept. Iv»
28- Sgt
Slope
Mother and baby both doing
A call for many volunteer workers . .
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Alexander a man who does not say J*mln E Bunn has been promoted to and $$r»- Edward Gibbons played the
nicely.
from every community to assist in Urged to t m i s t
much but has erected many beautiful staff sergeant it was announced to -jplan0,
picking up the scrap was made Mon
intensified army recruiting landmarks In the new Beaverton of day by his commanding officer 1st
A reoetpion was held in the church
day by Chairman Kovaly, who point
Will Continue Business
n
for
18
and
19
year
old
vol-
,oda>
r:
U
George
E.
King.
Staff
Sgt
Bunn
P
^
o rs .
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ed out that in many cases the mater campaign ror la and 1» year
is a member of H ftfith Armd Inf I
.
Because of health. Dave Goldman ial |B so heavy that at least two un'ceis opened Saturday
R.-gt 11th Armored He Is the son of
T h ir* wa* a v«nr light registration
who entered the army on-October 1st. men are required to load it Into a
Awaiting action by congress on
Need Sewing
Machines
Mr" end Mrs Floyd S Bunn. Box 122
V*«**- ‘ n
Beaverton area
has been rejected
He is continuing trUck
proposals to lower the age for Indue
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Tr.P .Ud>? * .do4n* . . ? ^ CrP -
Aloha. Oregon
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his Portland advertising office at 710
Besides the use of county trucks *io" "V »elective service, the war de- at Huber hall on Wednesday,
are la I
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Before entering the army he was
SE Grand
avenue, and is working as provided, the state highway de partment announced that 13 branch urgent need of two more sewing ma employed as grocery clerk with the
Serve Your Country
I f you can help call Aloha
swing shift as timechecker for the partment has offered the use of es of the service now are open to chines
C A Hotchkiss store( of Aloha, Ore.
volunteers.
6154.
Kaiser Swan Island Shipbuilding cor- their trucks to help ou| in the pro-
All 18 60 y e a r o l d
The war department advised pros-
-
poration.
Goldman Is district vice- gram.
A -70-yard run back o f a punt en
men. Y our S tate Guard
pective
volunteers
under
20
they
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E
T
IN
TH
E
SCRAP
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president of the Portland East Side
Community salvage chairmen are
abled the St. Marys team of Huber to
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Commercial club
required fort the next two weeks to must have written consent of th eir:
needs
you.
Report to
bang up a 6 to 0 victory over t he
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file daily reports on the scrap col parents, but need no release from | Save the date Tuesday. October Hill Military academy football team
your nearest S tate Guard
27. for Annual Bazaar and Dinner at
P. O. W AN T'* BIO '4
lected each day with the county draft boards
in a contest played at Huber. Manuel
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Bethel Congregational church.
Proposals are being solicited for chairrrian so as to be forwarded to
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unit at Beaverton Grade
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yard line
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Pledged at O.S.C.
with making seven first downs
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