PUBLISHED W E EK LY IN OUR PLAN T ON
V O L .17, NO. 19
Another
D-Day
June 12 Opens Fifth
War Loan Drive
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SHORT ST. AND CANYON H IGH W AY
Beaverton, Oregon, Friilay. June 9, l')44
Bits o f Mews
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A b o u t Our B o y s
E STAB LISH ED 1927
Avoid Foreign
Investments
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'Dear Mr*. Gilham
i 1 received my "Greatings'' Friday.'.
Sure was glad to get them.
I shov
ed off for recruit training Thursday,
June 1, 1944 Thanks a lot Mrs. Gil-
ham.Ill make Uncle Sam the Best
Sailor he ever had.
Tell the ladies
of Beaverton, thanks for the lovely
; useful gift they sent me.
That w ill'
come in handy for mending my uni-
form
1 wU1 send y °u nty address
as soon as 1 Set there
Thanks a lot, Good luck,
. . . . . .
,, „ .. JOHN H CLOUD
Subdlvlsl°n L 8. Navy
Babson Says
Outright Relief, O. K.
Babson Park, Maas.. June 9- With
Tuesday, June 6, was D-Day for the
la.*iul Lease commitments
approach
United Nations long-awaited invasion
ing in values 25.000,000,000. It would
of Nazi's Fortress Europe!
¡seem that our financial backing of
Monday, June 12, will be another
our Allies in terms of war materials,
D-Dgy -the opening of the fifth war
food and probably in an undisclosed
loan drive on the home front to raise
¡amount of gold is nearing a maxi
$16,000,000,000 to back the attack.
mum
Reverse Lend-Lease will pro
A very enthusiastic meeting of the
vide a small credit against the final
members of the Washington County
sum
The export of armaments may
War Bond committee in the Beav
; decline from here on but shipments
erton area was held W'ednesday ev
.of food, clothing, building materials
ening at the Beaverton High School.
and other items for civilian rehabili
The meeting was presided over by
tation will increase as more territory
Mrs. Robert Summers and Jay Gib
¡comes under Allied Government.
son, co-chairman of the Beaverton
Already plans are being formulated
area. The members of the commit
for the disposition abroad, after the
tee were instructed in tilling out ap
There were ovei 225 entries in the
War. of surplus U. S. motor equip
plications and told why the bonds Annual Spring Flowei Show, which
ment.
Similar plans will be de
must be sold, by H. L. MacKenzie of was held June 3rd in the I. O. O. F
vised for the gift or sale of other war
Hillsboro, Co-Chairman of the County Hall.
Many visitors enjoyed the ex-
equipment adapted to civilian use
committee
Washington County's hibits during the afternoon and even
As in the case of France after World
quota during the tifth War Loan ing hours.
A potluck luncheon was
War I nations allied with the U. S
Drive is $2,200,000, while the Beaver- served to the committee members,
A in World War 11. us well as the
ton Area s portion of the
quota judges and a few special guests as
smallet countries first to feel Hitler’s
amounts to $308,000.
¡soon as the judging of the show was
blows, will profit greatly from our
The following is a list of members completed.
During the afternoon
Government's generosity
in the Beaverton area:
Jay Gibson Mrs. H. G. Staten of Portland, demon-
Extent of Foreign Relief
and Mrs. Robert Summers, co-chair- strated flower arangements.
A list
Area with Highest Per Capita ‘E’ Bond Sales in Fifth War Loan to Select
I believe we are safe in assuming
man-
¡of prize winners follows.
Ship
Sponsor
B Section A-Horticultural Roses, sin-
Continued on Page 3
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' Ander- gle lgt Mis. T \V Blaknev, 2nd Mrs
No 7 a
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yMM,S T O Rl,C A R Rin« e’ aw> -Mls H. A Hart-
Union Vacation Bible
Daily Vacation Bible School
rtoxirmnn~ M Kay Mary J' s PurIln- shorn, group, 1st Mrs. Blakeney, Mrs
School Begins Monday
At Valley Com. Church
.
1 Hartshorn.
Double rose, spec,. 1st
v i ici ^
37 —Kinton —Mrs. Fred Mrs. H. A. Hartshorn. 2 and 3 Mrs
At
Beaverton
The Valley Community Church, j
Van Kleek chairman, Mrs. Everett Blakeney. group. Leonard Adams,
¡United Presbyterian, meeting in the
Murphy, Mrs Mrs. Charles L. Drew Mrs. F. L.
The Beaverton Union Daily V aca- Uabel Country Day School building, I
p.P. v 1CA>f ’r w 0 .
Soule.
Climbing, group, Mrs. A. G.
Ition Bible School will begin prompt-
sponsoring a Daily Vacation Bible j On June 11th, beginning at 9 a. m.,
m . 3 * u
. i ? rs' R °bert bummers, Hauptman, Mrs. Hartshorn. I'loribun-
1> at U u. m. on Morula.», June 12 and School whoso children will come from members and others who may be in-
Mike Metzler, Tom Ramsdall. Peter da> or Poiyantha Rose grp., Mrs. W
Honor of selecting u sponsor for con,'"ue each day except Saturday i Glencullen. Raleigh Hills, Whltford, j terssted in seeing the set-up of the
nalv MrBLH>nvrid ,Ada™8' J?1-! ^eta E McCloskey, Mrs. Blakeney. Specia
Daly. Mrs. H. N.ssen, Mrs. C O. Ack- Roge.
Mrs. A. S Funston, Mrs. the launching of a Kaiser-built 16 800- untl> June 23.
All children front 4 We81 sloP* and surrounding areas, j Community Cannery to be opened at
L ' C /-v « . K o 4
erman, Mrs Fred Goyt, Mrs F Sorbet. A. R. Ringe. Group, Mrs. A. S. Fun ton 1-2 tanker at the Swan Island >ears 1° 1« are
urged to be on hand The sch° o1 wtu begin June 19th and Eliander’s Mill, at Progress across
Mrs M. B. Bingantan, Mrs. R. A. ston, Mrs.
The faculty
of the close
July
M ,s s c Anne
Ellis, . as- I ! roads,
late
later in the month, are inviteli
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MCloskey,
2nd
May, M D Murphy, Mrs May Blasser, 3rd.
Miniature R ose-1st Mrs. R B. war bond selling contest during the schoul is made up of the following sls et ’•* a co *** ^ 1,1 *
>ai lets o take pait ini a Barn Raising Day.
. . .
. . I(ihn and helpers will direct the school. Lumber for tables and shelves
Mrs John I'ibiger, Mrs. Myrtle Hard- nennev'
man. Mrs. Allene Ott, Mrs. H. A. Co-
mer, Mrs Walter Van Kleek, Mrs.
Catherine Shively, Mrs D. R. Long,
Mrs. W. G. Gelinsky, Mrs. Gladys
Mills,Mrs. Frank Soule, Mrs Eulala
Schurman, Mrs C. W. Golde and Mrs. -j. ^ Blakeney
well desire his child to be enrolled In. | If you can stay all day, bring your
*lea 'Aai tron'_ _ . .
cher.
Fibrous rooted , spec., Mrs. A. MacKenzie and W C. Christensen, co- | ffarten respectively.
to lunch.
If transportation is needed,
Dist. No 57-M rs. H. R Johnson. Q Hauptman, group. Mrs.
H. A. chairman of the county war finance >*>ty will be in charge "of the music ' Children from 4 lM 14 ale
and Mrs. Satehell will oversee the '‘ ttend from 9 a. nt. to 12, Monday call Mr, Fryer, CH. 1956.
Or if you
chairman Mrs N. P. Johnson, Mrs. Hartshorn, Mlg. T w . Blakeney.
j committee
| have room in your car to take oth-
Roy Ifcrst, Mrs C W. Rogers, Mrs.
Campanula3 group. 2nd Mrs j. G. i Launching of a tanker at Swan Is- j handwork. Special features will form through Friday each week.
drivers, ers, call him and let him know.
'land is a big event, according to the|an interesting portion of the school m Busses, with experienced
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K ^ . attLn 8 trMr3, y VlaT ,KjrC^ f o Eisenhauer.
Parents are will cover the cooperating communi-| A
A course of at least six lessons will
Disc 6fr—Hazeldale—Mrs. W
P.
Delphlnlumr_ group. 2nd Mrs A R chairman and full co-operation of the each morning at 9:15.
Broosk, chairman, Meadames John ^
public is being sought to bring the invited to visit the school at any time ties daily.
The spacious grounds **' given ^ at the Garden Home Com-
A program and buildings, including gym and j munlty Cannery at Progress late In
»haper Richard Smur-
Columbines-Long spurred. Mrs. R. honor of christening one of the sh ps during the two weeks.
open to tlie public will be given by the manual training shop, of the Gabel June, ufter the Cannery opens, on
thwaite, Mark Henry Stevens, Harold j Davis Mra T VV. Blakeney, short to local residents.
school Friday evening, Nov. 23 at 8.
Country Day School afford Ideal sur- > canning problems important to home
xt
7 T , '6
L
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! spurred, Mrs. T. W. Blakeney.
i roundings and equipment for such a and community earners. These Food
Poppies-Oriental, Mrs. A. E. Tweed-
Pe^sor^rm am M^ame? R A. dale,
,
T* Mrs. A. R. |
Awarded Medal
rrn tiT iT m n
school.
Mr. Eric Harvey, of the Products War Training classes will
Mrs. John "*£.“
Holmes,
Thorne,
Louis
Stark,
C.
B.
West,
Geo.
Gabel
School
faculty, will h a v e c h a r g e be under the sponsorship of the Vo-
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TT .J TT .
Ringe.
Iceland—Mrs. H. A. Hart-1
of the manual hand work, Gym class- cational Division of the State Dept, of
Cote Harold Larson, Harold Peter- , h
lst.
Annuais
Mrs. R. B.
Bouganville: Corporal Wilbur Bye,
es. and out door recreations.
! Education.
They will cover differ-
sen, Ross Bruce, Marvin Lain.
'Denney lst.
of Beaverton, Oregon, assigned to a
The Rev. H. A. Armitago, pastor o f ; «nt phases of food conservation and
No. 67—Tualatin View Mrs. L.
Mrs. Stroeve, who owns a restau-
Peonies Single, spec. Mrs. T. W. service command, has been awarded
Ferry Mesdames E. R. Norgard. Mrs Blakc
up Mr*
Blakeney. the Good Conduct medal for exern- rant in Portland and resides o n 's W thc Valley Community Church, and preservation both at home and
Next
J. Peterkort Jr., Robert Stanley.
Doub,e
Mr8. B,ak
Blakeney, Mrs. plarly behavior, efficiency, and fidel- Ninth Street. Beaverton, has been in Mr. George C. Pickard, the Sunday) through oannery method*.
No. 94—Cooper Mt.—Mrs. Cordia Hartshorn* Mrs. Blakeney. Group, i '*>’ a« a soldier in the Army of the a hospital several weeks but was able ‘School superintendent, are happy at week an outline of the subjects will
Imlah
lst and 2nd Mrs. Blakeney.
United States.
to be brought home on Tuesday.
the fine cooperation they have met be given.____________
No. 95—Raleigh—Mrs. Stanley Fre-
L u p in es G rou p . 2nd M is F u n ston
C pL B ye is the brstlM I o f T h o m a s i W e reg ret ...........Iln g iy that the is w " l‘
prOBSOttO« o f
SOBOOl
««»f»
deen chairman, Mcsdames Weldon
SnapdraKon8 spec., 2nd Mrs. Hart A. Bye, also of Beaverton.
sue oi this paper Is late due to le !" " "
*... 1 P*°P,e
lo tie Closed tor a While
H. Kirk, D oreneE Woodward K. K 8horn
Mrs. McKercher, Mrs
--------------------------I gals which require extra work. Next ' nll,nUie* Involved.
They look and,
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Cornell, Allen N. Armfield, Harold C. DeYoung, 2nd.
week the Enterprise will be in the ho',e fo' an enrollment of from two |
New
Sugar
Stamp
32
Noonan. D. D. Ellis, Robert L. West,
mail at the regula. time.
to three hundred on opening day -, w ’ nnM" y ' '
B ,“ ty I * 10*
Pyrethrum—Group, Mis
June 19th.
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! Watson, next door to the Bank, will
Donald Fahey, Lillian Harris, Martha ney, Mrs. T. W. Blakeney.
1
Good on June 16
i Earl Hall is reported 111 in a hos
be
closed
June
19
until
July 10th.
Rodeback, M M. Romig, A N. Wet-j Heuchera——Group. Mrs. R. J. Da
Sugar ' stamp 32 . in war ration pital.
Miss Linda M. Thorpe is taking a
terborg.
book
4
will
become
good
indefinitely
vis, Mrs. Hartshorn, Mrs. Ringe.
| Charles Gardner of Denney Road. home with both mumps and measles short vacation and will be glad to
No. 10+ -Slyvan and Bentz Park— Pansies Mixed.
Mrs.
Blakeney, on June 16 for 5 pounds of sugar, ! ¡g in a Portland hospital suffering prevailing.
| meet her many customers ugaln
Mrs. L. D. Nichols, chairman. Mes- Mrs. J. H Holmes, Mrs. Hartshorn.
Frederick F. Janney, district OPA | from heart disease.
The Powell family who have occu- after July 10th.
dames Carl Bruntsch, H. Westerling,
Vjo,ns Qne co]or> lst H A Hart- rationing executive, has announced.: Mrs. D. A. Shearer has been quite
Lee Ackley. J. Extra. H O. Howard. shorn mlxed Mrs R . B Ut.nnev. Mrs. The validation continues distribution ill while on a visit to her daughter pied Miss Swett's house, route 1, for
seveial years have returned to Cali
of sugar to household consumers at in Forest Grove.
Fred Cavanaugh, D. S. Montgomery, H A Hartshorn Mrs. A R Ringe
“In the future, and under all clr-
fornia. theii former home.
Mr. and
B. Van Slyck, Dorothy Whallon.
the
same
rate
as
previously
five
»•
c hied . Hanson are
_ now ...
,__. in ! cumstances,
Pinks—Mixed. Mrs Blakeney, Mrs.
Mrs.
living
. .
. ’ we . must , look out
, for the
Mrs.
Bob
Long
is
quite
ill
at
her
No 107 -Aloha Mrs. Marian Klatt, Dennpy Mrs R j Davls
pounds per person every two and one
safety of the America we love, and
parents
home
on
Allen
Avenue.
Bob
the
house,
chainnan, Mesdames C. R. Simons.
half months.
the American wa yof life we cherish,
Daisies-—Mixed, Mrs Denney, lst
war home from Longview over the
Mr. and Mrs. Blank of Portland, under the Bill of Rights.”—Roy O.
J. E. Mitzel, C. F. Fuller, C. R. Helm,
Anemonies—Group. Mrs. Denney.
have
recently
bought
the
Johnston
,,,
...
.
A. J. Gaunt. E. J. Thoms, R. Wheel Mrs. Charles West.
Use Want Ads as a short cut to week end.
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Woodruff,
U. S. Representative from
home
on
Seventh
and
Main
Street*.
w|
hi
Mis.
A.
L.
McGann
of
Oswego,
is
er, Thomas Voorhies, George Gordon.
Calendulas
Spec
Mrs
T W. finding a buyer.
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in a hospital In Oregon City with Mrs. Blank and daughter have been
Carlton P. I-ee Melvin A. Anderson. Blakeney. group. H n . Blakeney.
...
visiting in southern Oregon.
Mr and Mrs. William Mary (nee
penumonia.
Her
mother
Mrs.
A
M.
E. J. Thomas and Harry Price and
Collection of wild flowers and " Arrangements
. ________
Vollle Woods is in A Portland Hos- j unP Bo#well) of Santa Ana, Calif ,
Mrs. A. R. Rintfe. Byrd, 7th and Watson Streets, is car
C. J. Stickney.
grasses lst Mrs. A. R. Ringe.
pair miniatures.
ing for her three children and to pital having undergone an operation. hnve bf>en V| 8 |tjng his parents at Me
No. 108—Hiteon—Mrs. Chester L.
Flowering Shrubs, Spec., Mrs. H. A.
. M with
R four
___ children
_______ ___
Mr- and Mrs. E. A. Webb spent Minnville and are arriving this Wed-
of ______
a son's
The judges were: Mrs. H. G. Sta I gether
Robinson, chrmn, Mrs. Ray Kuiken.
Hartshorn, Mrs. Blakeney, Mrs. J. G.
famlly, which she is caring for has Sunday In Portland with hia sister neaday to visit her mother, Mrs. Hos-
ten,
Mrs.
A.
W.
Angell,
Mrs.
Eisenhauer.
been having a hospital right in her Ml"- ° neita Millard.
we|| and friends.
They are on their
Awarded DFC
Flowering T re e s- Mrs. A. S Fun- I.incke. all of Portland.
Mi*. M A leeling and little daugh- way to Ft. Kenning, Ga.. for officers*
ter of Hillsboro was In Beaverton on training.
For Bringing Back Ship
Section B— Arrangements
‘
M t*
B
<'
S teel..
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15th Army Air Force—Decorated
Living Room arrangements Large
Mr and Mis Walter C. Gicrsbarh wedding reception of her niece Elaine
with the Distinguished Flying Ctoss Mrs. H. Westerling. Mrs. Blakeney.
of Forest Grove were in Beaverton Nielson in the parlors of the St.
and Air Medal with nine Oak Leaf Mrs. John Holmes
Small Mrs. H.
Wednesday.
Mrs Giersbach spoke j am»8 Lutheran Church. Portland, on
Clusters, lst Lt. Robert C. Norton, a Westerling. Mrs Fred Moore.
at the pot luck luncheon ot tbe • May 27th
23-year-old Flying Fortress pilot of
Table
Arrangements
I>arge, lst
Bethel Congregational Aid.
j A y. Butts is laid up with an ln-
Box 145, Beaverton. Oregon, recently and 2nd Mrs T. W. Blakeney.
Mrs. O. H Hmkness of Portland j ur(><t leg raused by falling when h's
flew his 50th bombing mission with
Kitchen
Flower
Arrangements
was calling on ti lends and old neigh- clothes caught on a truck at his place
the 15th AAF.
Window—Mrs. John Holmes, wall.
hors of south Watson Street last Fri- Qf business
He Is improving at this
Norton was awarded the DFC for 2nd Mrs. T W Blakeney. table, 2nd
da>"-
writing.
his work in bringing back his ship Mrs. R. B. Denney.
M iss Maxine Cady, Lyman Webb
The Coffee Cup shop will he closed
from an attack on Regensburg. Ger-
Flat arrangement for table Mrs H.
and Jimmie Cameron are home for for ten days for decorating and re
many. Feb. 25. when enemy fight- A. Hartshorn Mrs. George Blasser.
the summer from the University of painting.
They expect to open Jun
er fire ripped up a gas tank and a Mrs. W. E. McCloskex
Oregon.
. 14
Mrs. Fauteck left Monday for
supercharger, and flak smashed his matlc arrangements Mrs Hartshorn,
Lester 1 airweather, chief pharma- Downey. Idaho, to visit her mother
windshield.
On this sweep 15th Mrs. Blakeney. Mrs. John Holmes
cist in the Navy, is now in New who lg M year8 old, but In good
AAF bombers battled some 200 fight- Patriotic arrangements red, white
Guinea.
' health *
er* for * most two hour*, knocked and blue Mr*. T. W Blakeney. 3rd
Rev F T Sturtevant and family
Eari Rennet, Mr and Mrs J. K.
down 91 while losing 35 planes
,
Mra. A. R Ringe
Old fashioned or
were guests of her parent* in Forest Bennett of Portland, visited his sister
Beginning combat flying last Oeto- mixed bouquet* Mi* N. A Walker. 1
Grove on Tuesday. -
Mrs. Earl Bennett Sunday.
Earl «a
her 29 with an attack in rail yards Floor bouquets Mrs T W Blakeney
Mrs. Lela Holman is now employed ¡n (be Senbees and is home on a short
at Genoa. Italy, the pilot ranged over lst.
Novelties Colonial bouquet. 2nd
in the office of the Portland Council Uave.
He has been at Newfound
targets in southern France. Germany. Mrs. Blakeney
Flowers in frame
of Churches.
land for some time.
He says the
Austria, and the Balkans and flew 2nd Mrs. A S Funston
Flowers In
Mrs Anna M. Fabrique is home wind often blows 120 miles an hour
his 50th mission April 23 to blast an bottles 2nd Mrs Blakeney 3rd Mrs
from Molalla having spent several there.
aircraft factory at Wiener Neustadt Hartshorn
Miniatures Single Mrs.
weeks caring for a sister who had a
Born May 24th to Mr and Mrs.
in Austria
A R Ringe. pair. Mrs A R Ringe
major operation.
Izuirence Behaad <Pat Dobvnt> a 8
Born in Yakima. Wash . Norton Niches Mrs A R Ringe. Mrs Hart-
John Mason has been transferred pound 7 o* boy.
The youngster has
war graduated from Washington shorn Mrs A F Txeeddale
from Bremerton to Camp Hahn. Call- been named Gerry Carl. Mrs. Seha"d
2nd
Hi*h School in Portland. Oregon, in
Childrens
Division
fornla. with the ground crew of the i8 making her home In Beaverton for
1938 and entered the army March Leonard MrKee, small
lst Sarah
Air Corps.
the duration.
Harris Hansen is renting the James
Donald R. Short, son of Mr. and
12L 1942
He ha* s wife. Geraldine Jane McKee
M Norton, llv^g In Beaverton
Miscellaneous entries
Lilies^ 1st
and Parker Downing and Mrs Me- Mrs L. W. Short of Beaverton, gradu-
_________________Mrs. T W Blakeney
Day Lilies -
Gowan's places. 240 acres all told Mrs. ated May 31st from the Army Engl-
Mrs Blakeney. Mrs Hartshorn. Mrs
Hanson has an interesting lot of peering Officers school of training at
Children’s Day At
A R Hinge
Fox Glove- Mrs. M C.
young chicken* and five hundred lit- Ft . Belvolr. Va.
He la now Instruc-
MrKertther
Mrs T W
Blakeney
tls turkeys.
ting classes In engineering at Camp
'* N a lren* Church
pTwurf,.)'* Day will be observed Tritona Mrs Blakeney 1st
Geum
Mrs Z Wilmot celebrated her »1st McCoy. Wisconsin
Hla wife is with
GENERAL DWIf.nT D EISENHOWER
birthday on the 5th.
Many friends him.
They both graduated iron
«L.,rwt»v i •
»1 the Cl»“ «*» of th« 2nd Mrs. R J Davis
Supreme Alh'H Commander.
and relatives called to tay ‘ Happy Beaverton High School
Mrs. Short
v ia a r .« * A progrsm will be given Sweepstakes Awards
Nazarsne .
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Horticultural Mrs R B De.-.ney
Birthday.''
was Lois Ann Selby of Garden Home«
and souv^r» prsssntsd to all.
225 Entries In
Flower Show
Who Will
Sponsor Ship?
Important News
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