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PU BLISH ED W E E K L Y IN OUR P L A N T ON VOL. 17. NO. 37 SHORT ST. A N D C A N Y O N H IG H W A Y Beaverton. Oregon, Friilav, October 13. 1944 Federal Funds Allocated ESTABLISHED 1927 Here and There Who Will Control The U. S? Mr. David Mason since finishing1 Medical School has spent nine months at Emanuel Hospital and after a few ¡days vacation spent with the home j Word has just been received from folks has gone to the Navy Hospital the Federal Works Agency allocat in Seattle foi another three months. Babson Does Not ing $30,000.00 for the construction of The Scouters Committee Men and Fear Labor five additional rooms to the Beaver wives were served a grand dinner last j ton Grade School building. week by the Camp Fire Girls at Ki- In order to qualify for the Federal Babson Park, Mass., October 12 I wanis Hall. assistance, it is necessary for the lo may be making a mistake in my sta Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Shellenberger, j cal district to provide additional Of course, at best it is only |daughter Khoda and granddaughter I tistics. funds for the purpose* of constructing Julie, left for Klamath Falls last ! an estimate. The figures, however, and equipping the five classrooms, I week Wednesday. Mr. Shellenberger I which I have collected indicate that plus any additional space necessary fori five oi ten years hence the majority i has retired from his position to provide facilities for the four hun several years with Stark, Davis * Co. of U S. families will be receiving a dred and fifty five students now a t-: and will take a prolonged rest. Af- , pension check from the Federal Gov tending the Beaverton Elementary- ernment. Furthermore, within twen ter visiting the Elmer Harndon fam— school. ; ily for a time he and his wife will go ; ty years the majority of the voters of Notice ot a bond election for the this country may be receiving pen ' to the seashore for the winter. purpose of providing the local district Glenn Shellenberger and bride have | sions. In his compilation I, of course with funds required appears in this returned from their honeymoon trip. I include those receiving something issue of the “ Beaverton Enterprise." I and are domiciled in Glenn's parents from the Civil War. the Spanish War The bond election will be held on and World War I—as well as those home. Monday, October 30, 1944, between the Ed C. Smith, Jeweler, and wife, are who will have been in World War II. What About Labor? hours of 2 o'clock p. m. and 7 o'clock taking a much needed vacation. p. m. in the Beaverton Grade School The general feeling is that labor Mrs. Ellznheth Tuller, mother of Auditorium. Mrs. Albert Schul z, passed away i unions will control out Democracy The present grade school building Sunday at the home of her daughter I Businessmen and investors are es was constructed under a publio works ; on Lombard St She has been con-1 pecially fearful of the power of labor grant in 1937 and at that time it was fined to hei bed for the past seven | This does not worry me for two rea believed that it would take care of i weeks with a broken leg but died at sons,—first because the history of la the elementary school needs for a j ;79 years old of leakage of the heart. bor movements in England s h o w s period of years, but due to the Carl Bernard Clausen of route 1, that aftei labor gets everything ot - growth and- development in this com- 1 ganized it has nothing to fight foi Beaverton passed on October 4th. munity, it has been necessary to con- j Mr and Mrs. A. V. Butts have re-1 without cutting its own throat. There vert the shower rooms under the | turned from a business and vacation! fore, labor then on longer becomes a Army 2i:gnal Corps Fho.o gymnasium into small classrooms, ¡trip to Pendleton, visiting many) front-page news item, while *tho la bor leaders find they can make more the store room attached to the south Here are some of our boys moving up the newly opened Burma road on their way to show the .Nips what ; friends. it’s like to be up against the American Army. Ihe Germans have already foil id out and now it» the Jap» end of the play room also has been Ensign Richard Schouboe, son of money at some other line of work. turn to learn the hard way. Lend your dollars to Uncle Sam by buying more \tar Bonds so that the war in made into a sub-standard class room. The second reason why I am not Mr. and Mrs. Uee Schouboe, recently the Far East may be over that much sooner. F/vm U S . Trmu.r A room has been made of the store ! home on leave, has returned to San worried about the power of labor is room above the stage in the school; — 1 Diego for overseas assignment. He because, in the last analysis, labor is auditorium and three I additional lias just Completed totpedo bomber a commodity whether we like to nd- rooms were secured by dividing the Good Attendance at Lounty training in Florida. He joined the mit it or not. My friend Sidney Hill ALOHA man will not agree with me on this cafeteria and first grade room. * | Navy in August 1942 Council Meeting point; but he is wrong. Labor today, The new addition will be construct Cpl. Irving B. Jones and Lieut. Ed- Mrs. Irma Cooper and mother, Mrs. ed of hollow tile faced with brick and _ _ ' ~~ _ .. . ward C. Jones, sons of Mrs. J. J. Col- i is powerful because labor is scarce; Th.- Washington County Council of „ Beaverton, are on an active duty but later, when the supply of labor will match the old structure, but the Etta Welch of Independence, were visiting former friends in Huber last ....... , rvlnK 8lationed with the ; Pirent Teachers held their first meet- I „ overseas exceeds the demand, labor's powei new section will be constructed and | Due to the fact that October 15 ! ing of the year 1944-45 Tuesday, Oc medical corps in England .has charge I equipped to provide modern space, for j week. Mrs. William Hedgpath was called falls on Sunday, all Christmas pack tober 10, in the Tualatin School. The Continued on page two primary work. A new boiler, wiring, l of USO entertainment in that area, ’ toilet facilities and health rooms will i to Medford on account of the illness ages for men and women overseas Tuaiutin Parent Teachers association and Edward is serving in the Europ- | ( be Included In the new annex which 1 of _ her „ brother. . . . , . i must be mailed on Saturday, October were hosts. can theatre as pilot of a P-38 Light- i Need More Blood Donors ag tofi|ce, wiu not be open on Fifty or more were present repre ning fighter. will be an extension of the southwest' Sgt. Ralph McPherson spent a sho.t Sundav senting fourteen Parent Teacher as wing o£ the existing school. Two of \ furlough visiting relatives. A S Elmer W. Boyd is in the Naval ___________________ sociation from throughout the County. , hospital at Farragut, Idaho, ill with ■ Appointments are now being made the five new classrooms will be over- ! Mrs. Warren Williams of Minneapo ’ for the next visit of the Red Cross lis, Minn., has decided to spend the | The morning was devoted to receiv- size and separated by a temporary I | scarlet fever, according to word re ' ing the reports of the local associa ceived by his parents Mr. and Mrs bloodmobile to Washington county on partition for conversion into a cafe- j winter in Oregon with her husband’s Ilex Nursery have j October 20. According to Mrs. F. parents Mr. and Mrs. Archie Williams tion tvgaiding their first meeting Wm. Boyd, Beaverton teria after the war. AbendroLh, cotunty chairman, last Variety of Shrubs and will be employed in Portland. and their plans for the coming year. Bethel Congregational Church were The bonded indebtedness of the j A numbet of associations presented hosta to thp Weg( .wjUamette Asso i month, for the first time in six school district at the present tim e1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Imlay and The Ilex Nursey, l-8th mile from uan yeai book and these were of , cjatUm ,asl Sunday ».om 3 p. nr. thru months donations fell below the 110 amounts to $15,000.00 to be retired | daughter were visiting in Seattle, pint minimum. Volunteers are urged ! Beaverton, on the main highway, much interest to those not having yet the evening service. $5,000.00 on December 1, 1944, $5,000.00 Wash With a potluck to make appointments with Mrs. Ab- on December 1, 1945 and the balance ' William Bartholet of Aloha, passed , have an excellent stock of evergreens thought of printing one. supper at 6 o"clock with R. Shum of endroth at once. Better The resignation of Mrs. A. Erick- Pacific University as toastmaster and of $5,000.00 in December 1946. The way Oct. 9. Brother of Mrs. E. L. [ antj shrubs for landscaping. Aloha; Mrs. Anna Brady, Se j results are obtained when shrubs are son of Cooper Mt. Association, 2nd State Supt. Rev. Paul A. Davies as new bond issue when approved by j Ross, Wash., Mrs. Hazel Chaffee, planted in the fall rather than in the vice-president, was received with re- J ~the~principa"l'iipea"kei\ Of particular legal voters of the school district will attle. Half o f Chest Quota Raised start to mature at the rate of $5,000.00 ‘ Granger, Wash., Mrs. Hilda_ Kuhn, | spi ing, due to the fact that the trees Kret and Mrs. Dari Ewing of Forest jntercat were the addresses in the cv- each year following the payment of Moxee, Wash., Charles J., Olympia, sccure more moisture and recover Grove was elected to fill the vacancy. ,,ninK hy Mrs e e McClintock, Secy Thomas H. Bailey, county chairman Due to the inability of always be- , fh Missions Council Chicago the old issue in 1946 and will be re-1 Wash., John C., Port Orchard. Mat quicker from the shock of transplant- of the Washington county Wnr Chest thew F. Bartholet, Tacoma, Wash 'ing. 'ing able to obtain speakers at the ^ d Supt “ H Connor of Mo a-' tired at the rate of $5,000.00 each drive, has announced that half of the The> have a fine holly orchard present time a round table discus- tana. year until paid. This plan will make and Sister Mary Dolerita, Sisters of Funer and will have cut holly at Christmas sion was presented on "Child's Home q “ ' Tuesday Mesdames Milton Met counties chest quota has already been it unnecessary to increase the tax j Charity. Walla Walla, Wash. Inter- time. al services were held Oct. 12. Library.” Mrs. Grant Brown. Reed calfp Krancis sturtevant, B Walker raised, due to the wonderful work of rate due to debt service. Mrs. Drew also has fall bulbs and ville, passed slips containing quota- antj jr q . Donaldson attended the all volunteers. It is hoped to finish the The elementary school building is ment Fir Lawn cemetery. perennials for sale. , tions regarding ..... .. throughout the ^ . . „ „ of tho Oregon Fdiowsl ellowship drive by Tuesday night. open at all times during the school | There is no need to wait for a so | group covering those phases "In- of Congregational Women at the Fi •'irst day for your inspection and you are | fluence of Books." After reading Cong. ConK Church> It Church. Portland. Portland. It was was I the licitor to call, donations may he mail invited to visit the building and de- \ Dugdale Nut Drier Annual C. E. Convention the slip the reader then commented fjrat annual Women's Day program ed directly to your district chairman. termine at first 4iand the need for ad- ; Now Ready on it and the rest of the group were an(j wafl both instructive and enjoy- Hillsboro October 21-22 ditional space to properly educate the j tasked for their comments. ■ able throughout the day and evening, 4-H Club Broadcast Oct. 13 children of this community. The Dugdale Nut Drier at Corne In Beaverton Parent Teachers’ asso- j lius is now ready to receive nuts to The annual convention of the Wash- j A ^A t, t eL “ . . . thanks . . . . . . . . . . to ^ tlip rejçUiar meeting Wednesday Highlights of the annual 4-H club ington County Christian Endeavor ‘ h.e ot Tua'a'in for their ho.pl- nif,ht of thp G. E S S. the lodge was livestock» uction, climax of the yearly ciatlons have arranged a program for dry. mat rons and patrons Pacific International livestock show ...... tQ visiting ......... „ ___ their next meeting to be held at 8 R. E. Dugdale has announced that will be held in the Hillsboro Christ- ! t»*»ty the meeting adjoinned at three host Registra- , o^elock to meet December 12 with the Qf the |0dges of this territory. A at Portland, will be broadcast on a o’clock p. m. in the Beaverton Grade he has installed a new. type of d r ie r - ian Church October 21-22. available through the ; ,,a. r d^n Home I a,ent ■cacheis As o- apprla| prOKram and degree was put School auditorium on October 24. sacked nuts are dried with gas a big tions.are now — 30 minute program over radio station -----™ ------- •’ L L . " ' , ¡nation on for their enjoyment and refresh - 1 KEX Friday night October 13, begin 1944, at which time the school dis improvement over the old method. County Booster. May O Connor, Rt. 3, ( ments were served. trict board will discuss the proposed This drier has a capacity of over 25 Beaverton, the fee is ten cents. AH ' ning at 9 o’clock, Don E. Anderson, The Beaverton Kiwnats Club en-1 Assistant County Agent had been construction program and bond issue. tons at one time Christian Endeavorers are urged to Open New Furniture Store joyed a musical program this Wed- j All interested citizens are invited t o , The first floor is 80 by 150 feet and attend each of the meetings, the first » advised. W est Slone • nesday, with Carol Sheeley singing, j attend this meeting. ____ a floor invii«; fwt The J r1 the . second 30x135 feet. The of of which which will will be be the the banquet banquet on Sat ^ 1 Yy Mary Jane Martyn whistling, Mary | I second floor will ultimately be used urday evening, Wedding Announcement The Kepler Daveport Company Pointer playing the piano, and John for r processing and cracking nuts. It N E W S and V IE W S , . .. ____ „ ■ • — j . have announced the opening of a new ny xjvarez playing the accordion, Rally day at the Church of Christ; is also planned in e S p e a k s 111 N a z a r e n e C h u r c h , ,-tnil store undei the nnme of West mi 88 Barbara Cady provided piano ac- ' Miss Betty Olsen, formerly of Sea was a joyful occasion and well at-1 bu^-the hun.Ito l i n the manu- -------- Slope Furnltuie Store SE corner “ mpantment. Next Wednesday is side, Oregon, and Harvey Neill, were tended. A pot luck dinner was served, 1 facture of some u t i p j j^ev Cox, new pastor of the Meth-; Canyon Road and Howett at West ladies Night, with a movie and spec- married In Vancouver, Wash., Thurs Mrs Rose Allen, Dunsmuir. Calif., I odist Church in Garden Home, will Slope. ¡al program. i day, September 21st by Rev. Taylor. left this week for her home after! speak at the local Church of the Naz- \ They are not making any change in Mrs. Cathryn Morrell of Portland. The bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl spending the last month with her sis-1 300 Attend arene next Wednesday evening, Oc- their upholstering shop and factory in spent the week end visiting with her Sutton and her grandmother, Mrs. ter, Mrs. Theo Hetu. Beaverton. tobei 18, at 7:30 sister in law Mrs. Earl Miller and Betty McDowell witnessed thp cere Hi Recreation Night At the regular election on Novem mony. _____ Rev. Cox, state president of the Steve Borgus is opening a market | the vv C. Wright family. ber 7th Beaverton voters will elect a i The first Hi recreation night held Holiness Association will be accom- in the same building. The newly weds will reside in Sunday guests of Mrs M C. MeKer- mayor to serve 2 years, and council- | October 6 at the High School was well panied by Rev Rirhar d Taylor. Dean er were Miss Beulah Hinckley, Mrs. Tigard. men, the two securing the highest received and attended by 300 students of Personal Evangelism of Cascade Polly Fairchild and Harold Maier, all votes to serve four years and the next and friends. College, and also a group of singers of Portland. Olsen Visits Home two receiving the next higher votes to | Malcolm Clement is spending sev The Beaverton Parent . Teacher from the college serve two years. eral weeks leave from Merchant Sea- The community in and around Edgar F Olsen, 2nd Lieut., form R. H. Besmehn entered seven rab members who prepared the refresh- Colcoxton by Edith Pope introduces man Service with his family In Beav- erly of Seaside, Oregon, graduated ments and assisted the Hi-Y and Girl Beaverton is urged to attend this bits in the Gresham Pet and Poultry one of the leally great characters of prton. service. People from Metzger, Hills from Lubbock. Army Airfield Sept. 8 Fair and won seven first prizes on the Reserves, were Mr. and Mrs. N. P. boro. and Garden Home will be com fiction. Ahhy Clangheam, growing _________ _______ as twjn engine pilot. After a short seven rabbits. He specializes in Peck. Mr and Mrs. Russell Grant, ing in , • with a dreadful secret locked in Rev Aifcen, pastor of the furlough spent with his parents Mr. blue and white Beveren rabbits, and Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Pace, Mrs Free Methodist Church of Hillsboro, h> r heart, striving always— through Members to Bring a and Mrs Earl Sutton of Tigard, Lieut. Newt. Mrs Tibogge. Mrs Allyn. Mrs they are beauties. will also have a part in the evening s her brother Jared to overcome pov- Dollar October 20 Olsen returned to Liberal, Kansas, to A marriage license has been issued Goldfinger and Rev Sturtevant. eity and decay that have been her attend four engine school. There is a definite need for more service. to Homer E Jauchius of Beaverton environment. Abby remains un-1 games and card tables on which to Members of the Beaverton . Com- ar.d Rachel Hughes' of Portland. daun’ ed < 'em gsously as she be- If you have games comes adjusted to the situation, she “ »unity t.arden Club will each bring a Three Girls Excused A bridal shower in honor of Mr. play the games. COM INGS— GOINGS a,............ the vL ruin of her niana l . . dollar to the October 20, hal?*a[nf meeting to and Mrs. Vern Mayfield was given at or tables to lend please do so and accept# plans for Ja- From Taking Course and DOINGS _ red _ and ..J ......................... . *** hP,£ in tf»e 1 ° J ? f hal1 at 11 1 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry bring them to the next Hi Night, ' after ......... his death takes over the , . A party was given honoring Ross L . t)0n.li».intv of his widow and child m ln Beaverton. The money is earn- Mayfield October 4. Among those which will be held October 13. Among the sixteen Pacific Univer Thls is a community project *» >*» F.ndl-v on bis birthday by the Grange at l;i yover<.„ „ „ s ' , he horror of ed by Individual effort through the present were Mrs. Dick Cornell, Mr. sity students who were excused for U * h*ve_,h7 , h _?!p_,‘ nd supI>ort of r' Pr> at Cedar Mill There were nearly 30 hpr gpcrpt by tiemendous sacrifice ■ *1** of garden products, and la con and Mrs. Ray Shearer. Mrs. Virginia the fall semester from taking the of the Carolyn trlbuted annually to the Army-Navy civic organization present and a very pleasant time was Hardman, Mrs. Minnie Patzer, J. O. Three new books course In English Composition are Pirns are underway to carry on the £ t wUh ,famPs and musical pro- Keene series for juveniles, which have relief fund Mayfield. Bill McDonald Chris Zehr. At the September meeting Mrs. T. Doris Jacqueline Autrey. Glenna Kay followed hv by refreshments refreshments Mrs Garnet Snider. Miss Dorothy recreation Night after each game gram f„u«werf been donated to the library this week Bnssett, of Beaverton, and Shirley played on the home field and with the Mr. and Mrs. William Muuch of Ce ate The Clue of the Tapping Heels. W. Blakeney invited the club to enter Mae Greene of Aloha. Vasileff and M D. Mayfield The excuse flowers in the annual Chrysanthe help of the students and civic organi dar Mill have moved to Beaverton. Funeral services were held Oct. 12 The Mystery at the Bridge, and the was granted because of the high mum show to he held In the Masonic zations there is no reason that Hi A son was born October 2 to Mr Mystery of the Brass Bound Trunk. for Elizabeth Tuller of Beaverton, Or . temple In Portland November ♦ and scores made by these students on the who passed away Oct. 8. at age of 79; Night can not become a permanent and Mrs E. W Trussell of Beaverton. 5. Mrs. Blakeney also demonstrated English placement tests. Clary C. Gallowav was born Oct. 3 to wife of Jacob Tuller, Beaverton, route part of our community. Miss Autrey was a member of correct flow er. grooming for shows, BITS OF N E W S Mr and Mrs David E. Galloway of 2; mother of Otto and Erwin; Alfred Christian Endeavor. Philo Club, Girl and explained the care 6f peonies. Erwald and Ernest. Portland; Mr* GIRL SCOUT N E W S Beaverton. Mrs. H. A. Hartshorn suggested In Reserves and Home Economies Club Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rosebraugh Services for Mrs. Sadie Kerr of Ella T. Schult*. Beaverton. at Hillsboro Union Hi school. Editor Myrtle Chapter 8octal Club O. E 3. Troop 49 has separated into two Portland were held October 10. inter visited Dr. and Mrs. Hetu last week teresting points In flower arrange of annual and reporter for school p” met at the home of Mrs Walter E. troop» The eighth grade girls con ment was In Rlverview cemetery Mrs. Rosebraugh formerly lived at ments and the construction of dish per. She was ln the senior play and Frank Rose gardens, several of which were on Gelinsky Twin Maples" at Lombard sisting of one group, the seventh and Mrs Kerr died Friday in Tigard Sur Dunsmuir, California Mrs Marguerite Norrbo. winner of first place in radio speak and Denney Road. Beaverton. Friday. all grades below of the other. How viving are a son Lewis of Beaverton braugh was a resident of Aloha for display. Mrs S. B. Lawrence, Mrs. A. E ing at Llnfteld In 1943 years. October 6th About forty club mem ever some of the girls from troop 76 and three daughters in Portland Miss Bassett worked in school paper A delightful luncheon was given in Twecddaie and Mrs. A. H. Funston The Beaverton Community Club are bers attended are still visiting us and a few were at Albany, Oregon, and was a mem gave Interesting and timely reports honor of Mrs. Rose Allen Inst week at planning a fall plant sale this month Word was received of the death of elected officers. The officers of the ber of Latin Club, the National Rifle- Funeral services were held October the borne of Dr. and Mrs. Hetu. The September committee Includes Assn., Philo Club and O. A. A. Pfc Roy A De Yonghe. of Cedar Mill group of seventh and all grades lower Mesdames R B. Denney .Carl Scha- Guests were Mrs. Bob Dove, Mrs b> his wife Shirley DeYonghe He are as follows; President—Beverly 7 at Pegg’s Chapel. Beaverton for Miss Greene took part ir many na was killed in action August 25 in Blank; vtc^-pres.,—Janice Osfleld; Carl Bernard Clausen who died Oct. 4 Jack Baker, Mabel Alexander and udt and H. A. Hartshorn. The October meeting will feature a tivities In the Beaverton High Scho i, France. He attended the Beaverton secretary—Beverly Larson; treasurer He lived on route 1, Beaverton hus Mrs. Ted Hetu and baby. Members Mrs. Samuel C. Olds was pleasantly plant nil seed sa'e _ . are from which she graduated last spring. high school and received training at j —Carol Jean Short: sergeant at arms band of I>aura. father of Bjorn D'ten surprised on her birthday with a expeted to bring plants wrapped, la- Among these activities were glee club, and Kenneth; one brother and four Fort McClellan. Ala and Port Den —Arlene Amell, librarian—Ann Bas- orchestra. Girl Reserves, school pa shower of birthday cards, flowers and beled and priced In order to expe- sisters in Norway ning. On., going overseas on D-Day. tian; scribe—Jean Clawson. per and the school annual. She ha" ind many presents, and a large cake. Her dite the sale. Mr and Mr# Kenneth Weaver The Beaverton Social Club are hav been granted a music scholarship at An uncalled for criticism, often ex- children of Portland, were guest# of many friend« wieh her msny more | ing a party Saturday night at tha Pacific University. Turn war stamps into Bonds pose* Ita own shortcomings, j her sister Mrs Van Ely l»st Sunday happy birthdays. temple Saturday Last Day To Mail Packages Library Notes
