The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, June 25, 1943, Image 1

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    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 . 16, NO. 21
With Men In
Army-Navy
S H O R T ST. A N D
Beaverton, Oregon,
N O T IC E
Effective immediately, classified
advertising is payable in advance.
Our rate for such ads is so reas­
onable, 2 cents a word, 25c mini­
mum. that mailing of statements
and bookkeeping
necessary
for
such small accounts far exceeds
the income.
C A N Y O N H IG H W A Y
Friday, June 25, 1643
July 1 Beaverton
Aircraft Day
,o0Av*,rn,y
___E S T A B L I S H E D 1927
L o c a l M ention
Preparing After
War Condition
Tomatoes were blossoming in the
Jones
garden in Beaverton this
The
Mobilization ol a volunteer food week, the earliest reported.
production at my enlisting all avail­ plants were only about three inches
able
Oregon residents not actively nigh when set out, and are now over \
engaged in other essential war work a foot high.
Oregon climate can't j
The IV Fighter Command will in­ is urged by Congressman Homer D tie beat
The only trouble is that L . Babson
. . . Bark, Mass., June 25- Al-
augurate a training program of Air- Angell to avert a- critical shortage the government censois won t let us thouKh 1 do not
European
Somewhere in North Africa
Classified ads in the future will
June 3, 1943
A ™ R f “ g^ ti - l f ° L - T ® b'or!12!...the of workers "and* to insure"' proseinni lepoit how nice it lias been here and Asiatic conflicts to be over until
after the election in 1944, yet the
not be taken over the phone. Just
, .
„
'
. lion of the state's fruit and vegetable lately
Hello Folks:
Members of the Corps have CIops |or nuUtary and civilian re
_
..
,
,,
time is fast approaching.
Hence, it
count the words, multiply by 2 Corps.
Here is your oil delivery boy in
M,s Cornelius Vande. m ost« sister. , wlU be wel, for all bu8ine88men
proven themselves to be competent q^rements
cents a word, and mail, bring «1
Atiica.
Quite some distance from
Mane
corsage,
died
this
week.
x
and
small----
now
to
prepare
a
and faithful in their essential pait of
Xne pre88inK need for alleviation ol
send into the office.
home.
My folks sent some of the
our
active
air
defense
system,
and
lbe
n
^
t
manpower
problem,
the
leg-
I
-
“
.l,
S
^
fin
ite
plan
of
p
et-w
a
r
action.
Cer
addresses of
people
that asked
receiving
felicitations
from
their
Subscriptions are also payable in
the Army Air forces believe thai ¡8jr tor explains, is threefold in scope | triends on the birth June 16 of a tninly the “ old days'' will not return.
about me so am writing to them.
advance.
New methods and policies are inevit-
■ they should have an opportunity to caidnk for Kelp in the can manufac- son, Wilbur S., Jr.
Sure
haven't forgot you people.
ab.le Those who properly plan their
study Aircraft Recognition similar tu»ing plants where the containers
Think of home quite often and more
We solicit your business, but %sk
Harold
Sullivan,
United
States
na-
work should succeed, but many of
to other Air Force personnel.
for fruits and vegetables are being
so of late because I have been driv­
your cooperation, as help is scarce
chief Observer Y\ E. McCloskey m8de jn the fields to harvest the I vy, has been home here on leave those who do not, will go under,
ing a truck. Have been doing many
and time precious.
says, I certainly was proud when 1 c |.0p8 aad (n canning plants where from Alaska visiting his family and study Profitable Items
things and suppose I'll do many t
1 friends.
received
the announcement that »*- they are processed
more things before the war is over.
lVrhaps the first step is to make a
A rm y A ir Forces were going to teach , I f anyont, doubt; the e8sentlai m
It isn't so bad over here.
Get's
. . Mr.
. and
... Mrs . H. R. Nelson
.. enter- . survey of your present business and
-
us
A
ircra
ft
Recognition.
I
remem-
geney
0f
getting
fruits
and
vegetables
“
“ "
"f
B Hanna of find out which dopaitment8 and
rather warm in the day time. Every­ w ill send a nice gift to thank them
one is getting a good tan out of it. for the fine reception that you all ber when we first started the 1 ost. a papgp^ jnto cans so that harvest in l in » , ,
lH3t SunJa> ! «terns are profitable and which are
lot
o
f
the
people
laughed
and
said
a
:
w
i„
be
preserved
he
illustrated.
It
is
in honor of fathers day.
not.
The pr88ent time gives every
Have pretty good food considering gave us boys when we left home. We
bunch of us civilians couldn t pos- n6ce884ry mel el
to
reallze
that
miss
you
all
and
we
hope
to
see
you
everything.
Have electric lights in
Mr.
and
Mis.
VNoodrow
Weaver
!
businessman
a wonderful opportunity
sibly be imrmrtant in our observation ,8 000 000 cans
Qf food 8tuffs a
Marylyn Louise, ol | to cut out non-profttable lines and
our barracks and misquito nets over all some day.
I work.
W ell, I guess the fact that day are needed for the armed forces and daughter
Tell all the girls to drop me a let­
each of our cots.
The nets have
Bremerton, Wash., spent the pasi various unnecessary customs which
1 the IV Fighter Command is going to
relatives here. | huve developed during past years.
been used mostly to keep o ff the ter, it will be good to hear from teach us observers the very same in addition to tremendous amounts week end visiting
needed for the population at home
Miss Dorothy Sc her min
returned It is surprising how many of these
flies in the daytime and we sure them.
j course that military personnel re- j Boys and girls of high school age. with
them for a short visit.
It is hot up here.
I am going 10 ceives, should prove that we're a
have plenty of them.
| can be eliminated without hurting
Have to do our own washing and ! school, and going to be a truck driv- pretty important part of the defense! white collar workers who are now
Mis.
Robert
Selandei
(Evelyn ¡the customer or the employe.
These
employed but will volunteer for part
I hope to go across the ocean
that’s what I did most of the day. j er.
1 system on this Pacific
Coast.
T h e] or all of their leisure time, house- Williams' returned Saturday from slimtnations should be made before
jomeday and win this war so the Army Air Forces
This was my day off.
wouldn't
waste wives who do not ordinarily work ! San Diego', Calif., where she has the war is over.
I f you are down near the draft boys can come home to their fath­ valuable time and money teaching us 1 outsjde
After the war, merchants will be­
tbeir home and older ,,eop,0 spent the last month with her hus-
| band.
board drop in and let them know er's and mother’s.
come more and more specialists.
Aii
craft
Recognition
if
it
wasn
t
vi-
,
not
regularly
employed,
are
being
Love to all. Yours truly
one of their boys is all right.
Mr anil Mrs. Kenneth York are Competition will be very keen, both
tally important.
sought for job placement.
God bless you all.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Chief McCloskey says that the first . civilians who seek to volunteer , the proud parents of a daughter, with American concerns and with
Pvt.
A
N
TH
O
N
Y
H
DALTON
As ever
foreign competitors. This means thut
school began on June 6th.
One p e r-,foi. work in , he plants are asked t( PpKKy J-. born June 15.
Cpl. C LIN T O N H E D R IC K 39,332.037 . 306 Tg Bks , 205 Sheppard
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stipe and Mr. costs must be cut to a minimum
son
from
each
post
may
attend
these
,
r^
istei
dil.ectly
at
their
employment
39309218 39th Rep Sq Eng Overhaul Field, Texas.
schools and will receive one week's I offices, with the local War Manpow , and Mrs. Robert Summers were din­ which can be done partly by stand­
Sect., APO 528
P M, New York
The lines carried should
l concentrated Instruction.
25 hours
ner guests last Saturday evening at ardization.
Kearns. Utah, June 25—Pre-avia­ , will be devoted to Aircraft Recogni- er Commission office, or with the
City, N. Y.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon be the every latest and best, but they
tion cadet, Ronald L. Graham of R3 ! tion, 10 hours to studying the Manual | United States Employment Service.
should not be too extensive.
It will
Ross ot Portland.
V
Earl McCann is now in California box 1*08, Beaverton, Oregon, is now ! for Observers, and 9 -hours will be
be more profitable to give the best
Warren
Smith,
Army
Aviation
Ca
stationed at this Army A ir Forces Ba­ devoted to general discussion and Duration Do’s and Dont’s
at Camp Parks.
det, visited his purents. Mr. and Mrs. service at a low price carrying form­
sic Training Center, it is announced ¡this course must pass military ex­
Dear Friends:
This often requires oppos­
1
C.
J. Smith last Sunday on his way er lines.
This is the real thing here.
We ry Col. Converse R I^wis, Comman­ aminations and upon graduation will Wartime Wardrobe
I from Bossmun, Montana, where he ing both your own salesmen and the
are in boot camp now and we start der
salesmen trying to sell you goods.
be known as a Post Instructor. This Selection
has been attending school.
Private Graham is the son of Ward Post Instructor will be supplied with 1 ^
to work.
Base Costs on Normul Sales
.
Miss
Mary
Ann
Ekman
of
Port-
j
It has rained every day since I've A. Graham of the same address.
official aircraft recognition training I
make a llst ot 'vbat >’ou bave> land, was a week end guest with ! When peace comes there will be a
been here and I think it will keep up
Customers
aids and he, or she, will return to j tller‘ 8tudy y ° ur neleds
Buy only Mrs. Evelyn Hetu and Mrs. Guy Alex­ temptation to expand.
until I leave.
Eddie Taylor of West Slope is now Beaverton an d conduct a similar 4 " tho8e occasions that are a part of ander.
will be rushing in and demanding
How is the old draft board coming in New Zealand, or was on May 23 course.
This course will be under iy jur >‘ie Remember your activities
Mrs. Guy Carr and daughter Shir­ goods which you are not carrying;
along these days.
Ihope you aren’t the date of his letter.
He enlisted ¡constant military inspection.
When j »*1 different during war.
ley and Dorothy and Mrs. Carr's’ sis­ while returning soldiers and muni
drafting too many of the boys.
Don’t wear articles of clothing ter, Mis. Thompson and two children tion workers will be urging you to
in the Marines December 17, 1941, ¡asked how many planes the observ-
This place is really the thing. We and has seen duty in the Solomon ers will be asked to recognize. Chief j lhat ca" b* worn only one season
give them jobs
Such of your form ­
have spent the week at Seaside.
have everything for the kid who Isles .both at Teloga and Guadal­ Observer McCloskey said, "They tell
Do plan and buy big purchases
Miss Elaine Hanson, daughter of er employes who have been drafted,
wants to go ahead.
Well good by canal.
wardrobe Mr. and Mrs. Harris Hanson spent you must take back If they apply
me a total of 55 planes that are both first, then build your
for a while.
Dear Friend:
I received your let­ friendly and enemy.
I was a little around them.
the past week visiting her uncle and within sixty days after their dix
BRUCE PR IC E ter today and will answer it at once bit frightened when I thought of my­
Do buy clothing that is inter­ iaunt, Mr. und Mrs. Robert Summers. charge; but It would not be patriotic
A-S Co. 430 43 Baracks 18L USNTS as I sure like to get letters and have self trying to do that, but after Sec­ changeable to make several costum­
enlarge your whole
Miss Evelyn May Williams, daugh­ to hurriedly
Camp Hill, Farragut, Idaho.
had none for 3 weeks -except yours, tor Sergeant Smith explained the es.
Any business boom
ter of Mr and Mrs. John A. Williams organization.
Don’t wait until you are in the became the bride of Mr. Robert Ed­ which takes place after peace will
rtrst, 1 will tell you. about the Beav­ method of teaching to us, it sounded
erton boys who are here. I have seen simple and interesting.
They e x -- 8tore to dec*de on a price range.
Dear Mrs. Gilham :
win Selnnder, United States Navy, not continue Indefinitely. Therefore,
Somewhere along the line I lost only two of tBem, Larry Blunck Is ! plain everything with stories and pic- ! Do stay w,lh one h*8*0 coI°'' 1 son of Mr. and Mrs Oscar Selander, it is very important to base your
Eugene O’Connor tures and it sounds like a game.”
scheme.
the post card you gave me so will with the 1st Batt.
1 the evening of May 17, in San Diego, stock and your labor costs on a nor­
is in the same outfit with us and is
The Beaverton Observation Post I , Dont1 buy anything you hadn t Calif., the Rev. O. E. Tyler o f f ­ mal business which can be depended
furnish my own writing material.
Keep down fixed
We got up here about noon on looking pretty good now, he had ma­ expects to have its Aircraft Recogni-| p,a5lned 5° ° Ui '
,
iciated and Mrs. Tyler attended the upon to continue.
Peo-| D° 1
rat,ion1 Çl°‘ hlng voluntarily as bride.
Wednesday and after shots for te­ laria and was in the hospital in tion course about July 1, 1943.
The bride wore a navy wool burdens such as rent, interest charg­
tanus and typhoid and small pox April.
pie interested in the work should j a Pat,lotl° duty^ v ____________
crepe suit with matching accessories es and other overhead costs.
The climate here is something like ' contact Chief Observer
and our G1 of clothing and equip­
McCloskey
and an orchid corsage.
Mrs. Selan- Co-op«'rate with the Government
Do not be upset by all the reports
Ernest Masters Elected
ment were assigned to the above our climate back there without the ■» for more details.
| der returned here last Saturday,
It is all mixed up, sun­
which you are obliged to fill out and
while Mrs. Selander is in service.
company on Thursday.
W e all ar­ seasons.
Clerk
Beaverton
Schools
restrictions
and
rived safely after a night’s ride on shine, wind, rain, dampness but no
Janice Spencer and Grace Larson by the various
the sleeper and a 2 hour stopover snow except away up on a couple of Beaverton Ladies Attend
Ernest Masters was elected clerk are spending a two weeks holiday at regulations to which you are sub­
jected.
Get used to these thingr.
in Spokane for breakfast.
There mountains, too far to get to and no Businesswomen’s Club
of school district number 48 of Wash­ Oregon beaches.
Everything is done back­
were 39 in the bunch from Portland. skeeing.
Mrs. Rose Gordon of route 1, Beav­ and quit trying to buck the inevit­
ington
county,
at
the
annual
school
They eat with Meeting Last Week
Were warned about all the “ raz. wards over here.
meeting held June 21st at the Beav­ erton, has moved to 2107 E. Burn­ able. As long as our competitors are
The Hillsboro Business and Pro­ erton high school, to take the place side street, Portland.
also subject to them, we should co
zing" we would take when we got their fork in their left hand and
Womens club met for theii of Mrs. Althea Haulenbeck, who has
here but as far as I ’m concerned it their knife in their right, using both fessional
J. B. Dickey, formerly of route 3, operate with the Government. Abov
,
,
We catch a regular June meeting last week. Of- he,d that po8iUon for u year8 and Sherwood, is now residing on route all things, do not put In evasive or
was quite disappointing—Only a few at the same time.
lp o ru
fn i'
t ho
m
o n m in a
voor
urn»■«.
v
for
the
incoming
year
were
dishonest reports.
cries of "Barber-Bait” and "You'll “tram' 'to go uptown to the “ pub", t ficers
resigned to become a farmerette on 3, Beaverton.
be sorry” —We get our hair cuts or to the "milk bar” . We think noth­ | installed by Mrs. Zelda Morgan, past their own farm near Gaston. Mrs.
Mrs. Julia An Williams, an aunt
All of us should, of course, take
Mrs. Hilda High- Haulenbeck has been
tomorrow and from what I ’ve seen, ing of having tea 5 or 6 times a day. state president.
a very effi­ of Mrs. Pearl Myers and Mrs Mabel on certain work when the Govern
Once
is
enough
for
me.
Candy
is
:
bee
of
Beaverton,
was
installed
as
they don't spare the clippers'
On the
cient, faithful clerk and the commun­ Van Alst, of Beaverton, died June 13 I ment requests us to do so.
Speaker of the evening
The food is wonderful and there's "lollys" and biscuits are "scones." | treasurer.
In Portland.
other hand, let us not be hogs and
ity
wish
her
success
In
her
new
ven­
lots of it.
So far its been a Swell The girls here are good looking. ¡was Mrs. J. M. Person, who told of ture.
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take too much when other concerns
A ! her recent trip to Hawaii.
Candid-
experince and should be more inter­ And the people treat us so nice.
W. D. Cameron was re-elected di- P T A Executive Board
Continued on Page 2
lot
diferenf
from
the
Islands
where
dates
for
Victory
Goddess
for
the
esting yet, when we get out of de­
| rector.
W. H. Grauer will be chair­
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we
never
saw
a
white
girl
from
Aug­
'
Fourth
of
July
celebration
were
i.i-
tention, which only lasts 3 weeks.
man of the board for the new year. Holds First Summer
ust to March .just natives and ser­ | troduced.
Thanks again for everything,
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Cancel State Fair
Meeting Recently
Those attending from Beavertorii I
PO R T E R UNDERWOOD. AS vice men, no tea, just bombs ano
were Mrs. Noreen Allyn, Mrs. C. O. Miss Alice Clement to
Co. 429-43 Camp Ward, 2A4 Farragut, bullets.
The Executive Board of the Beav­ To Aid W a r Effort
It would be much easier out here Hanes, Mrs. Hilda Highbee and Miss
Idaho.
erton P. T. A. held the first of its
If there were letters in every nutil. ; Merle Davies.
Present Pupils in Recital
Oregon will have no state fair in
sumrper meetings at the home of 1943, the state director of agricultuie
Give my best regaids to every one
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Dear Friends:
Mrs.
Leslie
Smith.
After
a
delicious
Next Monday evening Miss Alice
E. L. Peterson, announced following
Just a w’ord to let you know that and ask them to write.
Announces Removal of
P.F.C. E D W IN L. T A Y L O R
Clement, Dean of Linfield College potluck luncheon the meeting was an executive meeting, the first semi­
things are OK.
We get plenty tc
Conservatory of Music, will present called to order by Mrs. J. E. Robin­ annual session of 1943, with the state
eat and our officers are sure good H A S Co. 2nd Marines Reinf. 2nd Portland Optical Co.
Marine Div.
Fleet P O San Fran­
in piano recital five pupils who have son, president.
board of agriculture in Salem June
so far.
Working mothers will be
very 16. when the matter was discussed
cisco, Calif.
The
Portland
Optical
company,
lo­
been studying with her in Beaverton
I met a boy from school up here
cated at 836 SW 10th avenue, across on Saturdays during part of the year. much interested in a poster which from all
angles and
unaniniious
and you don’t realize how happy I
will be soon on display in downtown agreement leached that the war de
Kearns. Utah, June 25- Pre-Avia­ from the library in Portland, has j Charlotte Hall, Richard Smurthwaite,
was
I am in camp Ward and al­
This poster will tell of mands that all efforts of the part or
Donald Beaverton.
most all of the kids from Portland tion cadet Edward F. Vala of Sixth been moved to 307 Pearson building, ; Kathleen Imlay of Reedville,
homes where children may be cared agriculture he directed toward the
between
4th
and
5th
streets
on
Wash-
Metcalf
and
Melva
Lee
Beeler
will
field
trips.
The
person
who
attends
are here.
for while mother is at work
Thee. I production of food
' each be heard in a group of solos.
We sure had a swell trip up here. is now stationed at this Army Air ington.
Roland E. Gilligan, dispensing op-
Mrs. L. W. Coleman of Tigard, for- homes have been approved by the P.
Forces Basic Training Center, it is
Thanks for everything.
V-
Watch for poster.
of Beaverton, will sing two T. A.
announced by Col. Converse R. Lew­ tician, formerly associated with Ha! merly
Just a friend,
Plnns
are
underway
for
the
fre«
Moor, replaces broken lenses without groups of solos.
H A R R Y R A L P H TO B IN is. Commander.
Farm Labor Board
The public is invited to attend this care of children at all future P T.
Private Vala is the son of Mr. and , prescriptions.
A meetings.
The Camp Fire girls Assistant Appointed
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1
recital
which
will
be
held
in
the
1 am at Aberdeen Proving Ground Mrs. Charles Vala of Postoffice box
.,
r> 11
Bethel Congregational church Jun<> under the supervision of Mrs. Roy
Maryland.
I'm in the Ordinance and Angel street. Beaverton, Oregon, ~
Miss Agnes Kolshorn of Corvallis
Manges, character
building chair­
1 2 s at 8 p m
Dpt.
It is a great place and a lot enlistment for aviation cadet training County Honor Roll
has been named farm labor assistant.
man.
312
Beaverton,
Oregon.
Prior
to
his
of nice fellows here.
This Is sup­
Dedication July 5th
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After a short discussion on plans County Extension Service, to help li
posed to be the most strict company High School and his occupation was
On Monday, July 5, an honor roll
IIA K O L I) K. KISH
for the 1943-44 P. T A. activities, it the recruitment of women and yout'
in the camp.
I like it OK except aircraft and engine mechanic senior listing the names of Washington
Harold Kenneth Kish, late of route was decided that the next executive for needed agricultural work In th
inspector.
it rains more here than in Oregon.
County service
men will be dedi­ 5, box 661. Portland, died June 15. meeting would be an evening one to county, reports Palmer 8. Torvend
RO B E RT M U RPH Y
Under a recent war department cated at the Court House in Hills He was husband of Dorothy Donna be held at the home of Mrs O. Cos- county agent.
39.332.031 Co. A 1st Ord Tng Rgt. ruling the thousands of aviation ca­ boro.
The dedication will be held in Kish.
Funeial services were held lett Jr., at 8 o'clock on July 20th -
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OPTC Aberdeen
Proving
Ground, dets, who were awaiting their orders the morning preceding the parade
1 Monday, interment Lone Fir ceme­ Mrs. Coslett's home Is 3rd house from
Private Vala attended Marshfield
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Independence
Maryland.
tery.
the Beaverton grade school on the
called from the Enlisted Reserve
Farmington road. Meat us there
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Celebration Set
Save
Your
Heifer
Calves
and
were
ordered
to
report
to
the
Mrs. Gilham:
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C
H
ARLES
II.
SPENCER
This is the real life I wish you many basic training centers onerated
Victor S. Madsen. County FSA Su
| The parishioners of St. Agatha'n
Charles H. Spencer, late of
4243
were here!
The only thing I don’t by the Air Forces. While at Kearns pervisor reports that for the first
He Forgot
.Catholic church will stage their
SE
Belmont,
Portland,
died
June
15.
like is that 4 30 in the morning busi­ these pre-aviation cadets will receive 15 days of June, he has purchased
! eighth annual Independence
dey
ness. the darn srg comes up to our their tegular air corps basic train­ for shipment and sale 22 heifer ca, Father of Earl A., Beaverton; Jack He brushed his teeth twice a day i celebration at the Oaks park on July
H
T.,
Silver-ton,
Or.;
Bernard
W
.
twice
The
doctor
examined
him
ing.
They
will
learn
how
to
march,
bunks and yells "H it the Deck" (The
ves.
A shipment was sent to Couer Robert W , Betty Mae Adkins, Caro­
, 5.
An expected attendance of 15,000
year.
dirty (censored).
Most of the Beav- use small arms and machine guns, D'Alene, Idaho, on June 15.
The lyn Rollinson, all of Portland, Doro-
, people from all over the state will
He wore rubbers when It rained.
erton boys are together.
One in the|Chemical warfare and other kindred next shipping date will be June 29
i witness an array of events, includ
, thy Borah, Fort Smith, Ark. Also sur­ He slept with the windows open.
hospital».
Tomorrow all of us guys , subjects
Anyone having good heifer calves vived by 5 brothers.
ing military exercises, games and
He
stuck
to
a
diet
with
plenty
o
f,
state county and clty of.
have K P (you know )’
Upon completion of the basic that they would otherwise kill a’
As soon as we leave here we go to i training
moot of the
pre-aviation birth or sell for veal should phone
fresh vegetables.
flcials have been invited and will
F R A N K I’ KOII ASK A
an unknown destination and take cadets will be sent to
one of the the local county Faim Security Ad-:
He relinquished his tonsils and trad- j participate in a program which wil'
Fiank Prohaska, route 1, Beaver­
our pick
of the service, if we re 1 many colleges operating under the ministration office and arrangements
ed in several wornout glands.
| also feature local and national enter
ton. died June 17.
Father of Mrs.
suited for it.
My arm is kinds sore ' supervision of the Army Air Corps will be made for their purchase
He golfed, but never « more than 18 tainers.
Amelia
Riley,
Beaverton;
Mrs.
El
from them shots, two of them
In At colleges they will receive special-
The price paid is $10 for calves t<>
holes.
An Italian spaghetti dinner will be
my army tests I got 97 out of 103 ized training before entering the avi- 10 to 14 days old and 40 cents a day ste Tenney, Portland; Joe, Vancouver. He never smoked, diank, or lost hi* one o f the highlights of the day, ac
Cyril,
Long
Beach,
Cal.;
brother
of
rtght Chance for cadet.
ation cadet training centers.
theieafter up to 30 days, at which Joe Prohaska, Ixis Angeles; also sur­
temper.
i cording to Charles
Dell, general
Pvt JIM SMITH
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time 10 percent above veal price wiU
(chairman
vived by 10 grandchildren, and 2 He did his dully dozen daily
Tacoma. Wash
Pioneers Annual Meet
be paid.
l
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great-grandchildren.
Funeral ser­ He got at least eight hours' sleep
every night.
vices
Monday
at
Peggs
Chapel,
Beav­
The tuna catch for the first quar­
My Dearest f TT c ^T
Slated for June 27th
The funeral will be held next ter of 1943 was approximately 40
B IR T H S
erton.
I am goi ig to sit down and write The annual meeting of the Wash-
Wednesday.
He is survived by 18 percent greater than In the same
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Wilbur 8 Wridge
Mr and Mrs
you a letter to tell you that I am , ington County Pioneers and Native
Use Want Ads as a short cut to specialists. 4 health institutes, 6 gym­ period of 19*2, but Is still considee-
getting a long fine here, and how Sons and Daughters association will Beaverton, June 16. a son Wilbur 8
nasiums. and numerous manufactur­ ably below normal .the coordlnat'o”
finding a buyer.
are you all getting along at home
he held at Shute Park auditorium. Jr
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ers of health foods and antiseptics. of fisheries has announced.
Mr and Mrs
Kenneth L
Hall,
This
Tell them hello for me and tell Sunday June 27th.
A potluck din-
The home town paper Is like bread He had forgotten about trains at year ths government will take 60 per
them that I would like to
thank ner will be served at noon, with cof- , Beaverton, June 10, a daughter, Mar­
and meat to ssrvlcs men
grade crossings'
cent of the tuna pack.
ian K
them for the going away gift and l i f e « and sugar supplied
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Crop Spoilage