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Friday, June 29, 1943
B E A V E R T O N EN TERPR ISE. Beaverton, Oregon
Everyone Should be Careful
When on Outings
Sgt. Crone Awarded
Oak Leaf Cluster
Annual Meeting First
Church Se rvice s Church of christ> Scientist
A w arning to pedestrians and m o­
An Eighth Air F orce F ’ ghter Sta­
Lasting world peace has its roots
CHURCH OF THE NV/.AKENE
tion
E ngland The
3r>6th
F ighter torists to be extra carefu l from now
I in the perm anency o f divine
laws !
Group, com m anded by C olonel Philip until after the hazardous Ju ly 4th
L eonard C. Johnson, Pastor
and can not be expected to rise from j
9:45 a. m. Sunday School.
E Tukey Jr., o f Cape Elizabeth, holiday was issued by Ben F. Heinz,
the foundations o f selfish desires
the
P ortlan d
T r a ffic
11 a ,m.
W orsh ip service.
Maine. has been aw arded a D istin­ d irector o f
and aims,
T he
Christian
Science |
6:45 N. Y. P. S. and Hi-N-Y.
guished Unit C itation for “ extraor­ S afety Com m ission.
board o f D irectors told the annual
7:45 p. m. E vangelistic service.
H einz said m ore than 300 tra ffic
dinary h eioism . detei m ination, and
m eeting o f T he M other Church, The
W ednesday 7:45 M id-week prayer F jrst Church o f Christ, Scientist, in
espirit de corps in action against an deaths are expected during the In d e­
celeb ra ­
meeting.
B ostcn, at their m eeting held June 4
enem y o f the United State3 on 17. pendence Day ou tin gs and
tions over the entire nation.
P res­
at B oston, Mass.
18, and 23 Septem ber. 1944.”
W EST 11U.LS
C om m ending
the efforts o f the
The aw ard entitles Sergeant W es­ ent trends in P ortlan d sh ow a ris­
LUTHERAN CHURCH
C alifornia peace con feren ce to evolve
ley A. Crone o f Aloha, Oregon, to ing tra ffic death rate, he disclosed,
Canyon R oad, near Sylvan
a practical basis upon which nations
[perm anent possession o f the blue with acciden ts up 20 per cent over
W erner J. Fritz, Minister
m ight outlaw w ar fo r all time, the
and gold Distinguished Unit Badge, last year d u rin g the m onth o f M ay.
F ifth Sunday a fter Trinity
P ersonal injuries during May were
worn on the right side o f the uni­
D irectors pointed out that these ef-
Church School 9:45 a. m.
form blouse.
Since the G roup al­ also up 25 per cent ov er the co rre s­
i forts would be successful insofar as
M orning Service 11 o 'clock
they reflect the operation o f God's
ready w ears the badge as a unit o f ponding m onth o f 1944, H einz stated.
S erm on :—W ork in g Like Christians, governm ent in human affairs.
the 1st Air Division, which w on a
Y ou are Invited and welcom e.
The D irectors’ m essage
featured
' DistintiMished
Unit
C itation
last
Grandgeorge Good Bye
■----
the
fourth
annual
gath tyin g o f
1 year, o ffice rs and men will show the
THE VA LLEY
Christian Scientists to he held under
new aw ard by an O ak L eaf Cluster.
In the recent passing o f the late
COMM UNITY CHURCH
, the restrictions o f wartim e
travel.
T he deeds for w hich the 353th
Ernest G ran d george eastern W ash ­
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
1 o f the D irectors that Mother Church
F ighter G roup
was cited
helped ington cou nty lo st a good
citizen,
SW Gabel Lane at Fairw ay Dr., | m em bers living beyond the 50-mile j
I clear the ground for the great Al­ who
from
hum ble
circu m stances
Rev. H. A. Arm ltage, pastor
I area o f Boston should abide by the ;
lied airborne invasion o f H olland arose by diligent efforts to becom e
10:30 a. m., Sermon.
T he Sacra- j requests o f the O ffice o f D efense
last September.
On the dates m en­
Released by U.. S. W a r Departm ent, Bu reau o f P u b lic Relations.
a successful and substantial business
m ent o f the Lord's Supper will be ob - T ransportation and remain at home
tioned. “ the
356th
lig h t e r
G roup
CLEAN-UP
ON IW O JIM \— In mopping up hummocks and
man.
rervcd, the Sacram ent o f Baptism will this year.
¡w as assigned the task o f n eu tra liz-!
A rriving in B eaverton back in the
caves where Japs are concealed, U. S. Army riflemen, above the Ma­
be administered, and new m em bers
H ighlighting the m eeting was the
1 ing enem y gun positions in the A rn­
“ early N ineties” with $7 in his p ock ­
rines, hold off the enemy with carbine and machinegun. This is
publicly received.
election o f Mrs. M yrtle H olm Smith
hem area o f H ollad in m ilitary op ­ et he cleared land, cut cord w ood
o f W aban, Mass., as President of the
characteristic terrain found on the Japanese Pacific islands.
eration designed
to land effe ctiv e ­
for the S. P. R. R . C om pany, w ork ­
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Mother Church for the ensuing year,
ly a large force o f airborne tr o o p s .!
ed on the section, then took a job
George W . Springer, Pastor
succeeding Paul Stark Seeley, and
T he nature o f this mission involved
with the late John H enry, pioneer
M orning w orship and preaching at the re-election o f R oy G arrett W at­
con cen trated
stra /in g
and
dive j
horseradish grow er, later w ith his
9:45 a. m.
son, Treasurer, und M ary G. Ewing, Grange Supports Patman
bom
bing
and
opposition
was
anti­
First Aid Car News
w ife
Irene, form ed a partnership
T op ic—Things
T hat
A ccom pany Clerk.
cipated to be severe in view o f the
Amendment to Law
known as John H enry & Co. (19061
Salvation.
o f aircra ft
attacking
The regular m onthly
m eeting o f vulnerability
later, purchased the
Jam es
M ott’
Follow ing the sermon, the L ord ’s j
ground defenses.”
the
Tualatin
V
alley
First
Aid
Car
beaverdam —g oin g into business with
The
O
regon
State
G
range
has
supper will be observed.
Receives Combat
Despite
losses,
the
G
roup
sent
its
Mrs. G ran d george— he was k n ow n as
wired both Senators M orse and C or­ was held at the hom e o f Mr. W illiam pilots
Bible School class session 11 a. m.
back to
attack
again and ,
Friday,
Infantry Badge
the "H orseradish K in g” .
don, requesting them to give their B arn grover at Tualatin on
Christian E ndeavor 6:45 p. m.
: again.
W ith w in g guns and b o m b s ,;
His was a busy life and a refresh ­
full support to the Patm an am end- June 15th, with eleven m em bers and j in this three days'
E vening w orship service 8 p. m.
onslaught, the
ing exam ple, w hat a man b y hard
W ith the 42nd R ain bow Division ment to the law exten din g the life of tw o first-aiders present.
M idweek Bible study and prayei
1356th
F
igh
ter
G
roup
destroyed
4
Several letters expressing thanks
w ork and attending to business, m ay
o f the Seventh A rm y in G erm any O PA , which would rem ove slaughter-
service W ed. at 8 p. m.
¡G erm an pillboxes, 12 m achine gun
May 2fi, ’45 P fc. Kenneth L. Me ing quotas from Class II Blaughter- and appreciation for first aid services
accom p lish — right here in W ash in g­
A lso several donations j posts and 75 light and heavy anti­ ton county. G ran d george G ood-B ye.
C lung o f route 3, box 635, B eaverton in,: plants and would perm it n on-fed- were read.
METHODIST CHURCH
aircraft
batteries.
S ilencing
a ll1
a m em ber o f the 232 In fu n try R egi- erally inspected
m eat to m ove in w ere received from persons ben efit­
Rev. Earle B. B ow ers, P astor
positions
insured
safe J
ed by first aid services and trans­ I these gun
m ent o f the fam ed 42nd R ain bow interstate com m erce.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
«landings in that area for thousands | New Hours at Ration Board
M orton T om pkins,
State
G range portation.
Mrs. Bourqulm Supt.
Classes for Division has been awarded the C om -j
i o f our paratroopers and glid er-born e,
Several
calls
were
made
during
the
plenty
of
all ages with a corp s o f com petent bat In fan trym an badge in reeogni-| Master says: "T here is
The R ation B oard at the B eaverton
| troops.
tlon o f his exem plary perform an ce I meat in the country, but m ost o f It m onth o f May fo r the follow in g: a c­
teachers.
City H all announce that they w ill be
lacerations,
o f du ty in the
ground com bat i is on the hoof, backing up on the cidents, hem m orhages,
W orsh ip service 11 a. m.
open from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. M on­
against the enemy.
I farfns when it should be on its w ay head injuries, infections.
day through F rid ay and until noon
Last
Week
for
some
Stamps
T
he
form
letters
and
m
em
bership
PILGRIM LUTHERAN CHURCH
P fc M< i'lung, tiie h u ib to d ol III Ito market
W ith the large packers
Saturday.
This
is
the
last
w
eek
fo
r
the
use
j
A lberta M cClung participated in the operating at from 25 to 40 percent i r:lld s
are being m ailed out about the
T he Bible Church
There will be no board m eeting on
E2
through
J2, Red
I R ain bow 's 450-mile smash from the i o f capacity and the
small
plants ' first o f July.
T his
letter gives a o f stam ps
B ox 697, B eaverton
T ak e
used
fat to
you r j M onday nights during July.
j H ardt M ountains o f F rance througti j limited by unnecessary quota /e s tr ic - very f ‘ ne outline o f the w ork being stam ps.
F arm ington R d. at Menlo Drive
T hey also an nou n ce that it is not
the very
heart o f
Southern
G er- tions. it is small w onder that p r o - !1*0116 ^y *he I*r8t a id car llnd attend- meat dealer, he will pay you 4c and j
W alter R . Buhl, Pastor
necessary for persons to call at the
2
red
ration
points
fo
r
each
pound.
;
m any to the Austrian border.
In 1 ducers have been
unable to carry
tnls' an<* a *so explains the
reserve
Divine Services 11 a. m.
R ep stam ps K2-P2 valid thru July city hall to m ake arran gem en t for
this drive the division captured the I forw ard an orderly m arketing pro-
!lind w hich is accum ulated to replace
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
historic
Nazi cities
o f W urzburg. 1 gram ."
¡th e existing car as soon as condi- 31; (¿2-U2 valid through A ugust 31; | their rationing needs. This can be
done by mail and a reply w ill be
S ch w ein fm t
and
Furth which
is ,
—-
enntt.
At the bottom of the V2-Z2 valid through Sept. 30.
BETH EL
F arm ers and
Processed F ood s—T his is the last forth com in g at once.
: letter is a tea r-off coupon to be used
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
the western third o f the city o f ]
Pilip
Wins
Air
Medal
others, w ho are busy with their har­
week
fo
r
the
use
o
f
stam
ps
N2-S2.
when
returning
a
contribution.
Kev. F. T. Sturtevant, Pastor
N ürnberg, and captured the center
I The next m eetinng will be held on T2-X2 valid th rou gh July 31; Y-2-C1 vesting, will find the mail a great
9:45 a. m.
Church School.
M iss portion o f the city o f M unich.
help
especially
during
the
busy
A m arctte Barns, Supt.
E arly in January the R ainbow D i - ! PA m " rdLJ '’i i 1,'*““ h ** '" p m ! " " I n w p i P ,ld a y ' July 20 at the hom e o f Mrs valid through Aug. 31; D l-M l valid season.
11 a. m.
M orning service.
( vision
slon, o f w hich P fc. M cClung is a ! £ __ V1j®, J " ( ,7®d /im * * P’
Dene H ickm an nt Garden Home, at through Sept 30.
5:30 j . m.
Interm ediate Y oun g m em
em ber,
ber aided in repulsing the last K ln£ ,
? c *ut
S v
L
i
Ahe.™ W“ J be “
P° UuC*
People.
1 fran tic e ffo rts o f the Germ an arm y K in gfish er scout observation planes pic n jC supper for all m em bers and
which
brave
sh
ow
ering
aek-ack
to
their
fam
ilies
at
seven
p.
m.
6:30 p. m, Senior Y oung People.
to smash back into F rance through
spot the enem y and his fortifica tion s
___________________
A lsace in bitter fightin g north
of
fo r this battleship's big guns.
IXiUIS B LO SICK
CHAPFL SERVICE
| Strasbourg, at Hatten ..and Ritters-
Unescorted, armed w ith but twin-
Louis B losick died June 21 at St.
BEAVERTON FULL GOSPEL
' h offen and along the M oder R iver
He form erly lived at
O rville J. Poulin, Minister
| in the vicinity of H agenau. In M arch mounted ,30-callbre m achine guns, and cloud. Minn
I. O. O. F. Hall. Beaverton
It began its drive
into Germ any, slow o f speed com pare to other Na- Garden Home, O regon : S urviving are
Sundays 7:45 p. m.
which was halted only by the u ncon­ vy planes, they nevertheless perform a sister Anne Leis, B eaverton; Mrs.
Cannon Beach, Or.,
E verybody welcome.
ditional surrender o f the Nazi army. an im portant com bat job, serving as )llhn T hom e
In
this
offen siv e
the
R hinbow the eyes o f the F le e ts fire support 1 brother Anton B losick, Multnomah,
Thom as, Beaverton, and Mike Blo-
ALOHA COMMUNITY CHURCH
fou gh t its way
through the Hardt units in am phibious operations.
F rom the reoccupation o f the Aleu- sj, g Gardei H om e.
R equiem mass
G rayden D. Loree, Pastor
M ountains, breached the Siegfried
Sunday School 9:50 a. m.
Line in 26 hours, m ade six crossing tians to tlie recent invasion o f Oki- wns held W ednesday at St. C ecelia
Mary Antrim , Supt.
o f the w inding Main R iver, forced nawa, they have dem onstrated why 1 ch u rch , Beaverton, R ecitation of ro-
M orning w orship 11 a. m.
crossing over both the Danube and they are used as an integral part o f -ary Tuesday at P egg’s Chapel, Beav-
every am phibious battle plan.
| erton
Y outh Fellow ship 7 p. m.
L ech rivers In 24 hours, captured the
In the O kinaw a invasion the co-
_
____________ _
E ven ing service by paator.
center o f
(Munich
and
liberated
It's not easy to tell where content-
8 ft. Bean Poles
32,000 persons at the infam ous con ­ ordination between the scout obser-
vation plans and Naval gu nfire was 1 ment ends and laziness begins,
ST. CECELIA CHURCH
centration cam p o f Dachau.
a science.
The thousands o f tons of
3 and 4 ft. Fence Pickets
Masses 8:25 and 10:25 during the
projectiles accurately spotted in Jnp-
H ow about you r subscription ?
w inter months.
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Our Telephone Number
3201
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Material Needs
KEEMVII J.E COMMUNITY
PR1.SIIYTKRIAN CHURCH
R ev. H am pton, Pastor
Sunday S ch ool 10 a.
m.
G.
Geiger, Supt.
W orsh ip Service 11 a. m.
Y oun g P eople's C. K. 7 p. m.
Orville Muilenburg Married £ £ > „
June 14 at Baptist Church
in the
¿ T
,.2
success obtained by
Marine
______
and A rm y troops during the cam -
E.
A nnouncem ent has been m ade o f
Initial
| )h lM .
F or
five
the m arriage o f Elizabeth Peler o f «lays '>efore the hour o f landings.
Boring, and C hief Petty O ffice r O r-1 the K ingfishers flew over the island
ville M uilenburg, U. S. Navy, son o f »pottin g altitude to pick out m ajor
Mr. and Mrs.
Ira
M uilenburg
o f ¡targets »uch as active guns, block-
Beaverton.
T he cerem on y was per­ liouses. road ju n ction s and bridges.
ALOHA ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Lt. (Jg> Pilip wns presented
the
form ed June 14 In the First Baptist
Sunday S ch ool 10 a. m.
A ir Medal by this battleship's skipp­
church.
W orsh ip 11 a. m.
Miss Fredia M. Peier was her on ly er for his part in spotting missions
T hursdays 7:45 p. m.
attendant and
Harold
M ullenberg flow n during he M ariana cam paign
was best man.
T he bride wore a blue wool suit Bleizeffer at Santa Barbara
with white a ccessories and corsage
o f pink roses.
Santa Barbara,
Calif., June 12 —
A fte r a reception in the church
P fc. Albert J. B leizeffer, 20, 1907 E r­
parlors the cou ple left for R ichm ond, j
ickson avenue, Beaverton, Ore., has
Va., to live.
T he bridegroom is an reported to the A rm y G round and
instructor in the Diesel school.
Service F orces
R edistribution
Sta­
What's W rong with This
tion here for assignm ent to new du­
A fellow put a red ration token in ties based on skills and experience
u juke box and got "O ne Meat B all.” gained during 8 m onths 'duty France,
j Belgium and Germ any.
The R edistribution Station, one o f!
six established by the A rm y to re­
Picture — b y Ralph L ee
ceive service men
and wom en con
sidered essential to the prosecution |
o f war. o ffe rs a com prehensive pro-1
gram o f recreation, athletics, and!
entertainm ent to the returnee while
he awaits new orders.
Santa B ar-'
tiara's fam ed vacation resort-hotels,
now m anaged for the veterans
by
are Arm y are under direction o f the 1
Ninth Service Com m and
You can use classified advs. to ad­
vantage
Plant one in this paper.
ICE CREAM
A t S o m e — A n y f lo v o r — D # lk » © u t — S m o o t h
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w h i p p i n g - N o »coccha d f la v o r - f o » y —
l n « i p t n t i v t - 2 0 r * c i p * i in t o c h 154 p k g .
p ! * a * e » a n d thi» a d fo r free f w l h i i i « »am -
p la offer, or b v y fro m y o o r grocer,
An enemy more dreaded than a Jap balloon. A safe and aane
"Fourth” means observing the rules oi common sense. In other
words, be a lire warden: put out smokes, mstches, campfires.
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Aloha, Oregon
urlo /ili courts rvitApjuiàè j
L E O N A R D C. JOH NSON. Pastor
Phone 3691
Independence— A
Wonderful Word
Next W ednesday com m em m orates a w onderful
day in
A m erican
H istory.
C alvary is also a day o f Independence. T hrou gh it sins
hackles are forever broken.
’
JA M E S H IG G IN S
West Slope
HILLSBORO ELECTRIC COMPANY
COMMERCIAL, MILL
BEAUTY SHOP
and HO USE W IR IN G
Will close
General Maintenance
July 1 to August 1
F O R
A
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U
A V IO N
Workmanship
Guaranteed
*No Job Too Small or Too Large”
scs j . c u e ,
For
Service —
Phone 16F14
JAS. E. W O L F O R D .
(deal Cleaners
W hy not favor your own city and community by
taking all your clothe* to the ID E A L
Cl.FA N
ERS.
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Four Days Service
621 Canyon Hiway & Cedar St., Beaverton
Clean
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DENTAL
PLATES
N E W C A N N IN G JA R S
This Easy W a y . . .
MILLERS GROCERY
A t V««t. a «Hentifle w a r
to clean dental plate* and
b r id j r a K E 4 L I T
clean.
Jn at pot * ou r plate In •
f l a t * of water. A d d o littl#
•«tick-acting K i L K N I T K .
W ith m a g ic -lik a
•peed, diorolor at ten. am in o
d e nto ro odor«
va n ish — the a n i m a l clean b rigk tn c o a i*
restored 1 lt*P aaaa. econom lcnl a n d * » f a
A«k y a i r d r u g g is t fa r M L L M T E t«»day.
KII EN ITC the Brushless Way
Get K l.L E N IT I, tod *) et Ileiv rrton
Pharm acy, end ell good drug (1st*
Owner
now available
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