PUBLISH ED W E E K L Y IN OUR P L A N T ON
VOL. 18, NO. 30
Here and There
Beaverton, Oregon,
SH OR T ST. AN D C A N Y O N H IG H W A Y
F rula \. August 24, 1945
E ST AB LISH E D 1927
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SPORTS
Mrs. Mary H urd o f DeM oines, Io-1
wa. is visiting her sister and fam ily
Mrs. W m . Smith on Second and W a t­
son .
A large group attended' a lovely
recital given by six o f M iss Clements j
pupils in the C ongregational church :
last Thursday evening.
Mrs. W . J. A lexander attended a !
card party Saturday evening at the !
H uber H all in Huber.
Mr. and Mrs. Don W a lk er are the i
proud parents o f a baby boy born '
A ugust 3.
j
The M etzlers have been on a va- j
cation fo r a few days g oin g ov e r on !
the Siletz river.
M em bers of the C heerio club met j
in the B oyd picnic grou nds last J>Yi-
BY B II.L M A L L O Y
day.
Guests w ere Mrs. H untley o f |
BITS OF N E W S
Portland, Mrs. C larabelle Stipe and I
A rrivin g hom e at 9:30 Sunday nite j
Mrs. H unkapillar.
Bernard
B oyd
was a band o f baseball players who | Elm er and
B ruce Steele o f the G reyhound R es­
had lost both gam es in the Silverton hom e recently on a furlough.
taurant, has been on a vacation.
Mrs. Hazel Foster, w orthy grand
Tournam ent but W'ho’s hopes were
Mr. and Mrs. Z im b ric and fam ily,
m
atron
of the grand ch apter ot Ore
still
high
o
f
another
year.
It
was
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
H opper
the first B eaverton
ball club that gon. O. E. S., w as a luncheon guest
spent Sunday at the beaches, goin g
had ever went to a tournam ent like \ o f Mrs. E lm er Stipe on Saturday.
as far as D eP oe Bay.
the Silverton Open tournam ent. Al- i Mrs, F red a H ogan and daughter
Mrs. R u b y B oyd gave a party Sun­
though takin g a double
defeat
to ! Billy u ie spending a week at the
day evening in
her
g rov e
for a
end last at Silverton, they show ed i bench.
g rou p o f friends.
th te opposite team s
just why
they I .
Hugh Stoutt tnee Ml
\
An organization
m eeting fo r th e!
were there at the tournam ent The
, bbln8) WU* tlle ln sPirat'<m fo r a
Cedar Mill rural fire protection d is l
M erchants brought home 4 cu p s from I b' tda‘ 8h° w er at the hom e o f >li
trict will be held F rid ay at the fire j
er last
last
Silverton.
Three players m ade the i Ida
Id;l\ F
* elsch
el"ch er
F riday
evening
and w ater district.
D ainty
annual Allstar team .
T h ey were, | J)a
,n ty refreshm
refreshm ents
ents
w ore
served
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. B erg o f route j
a beautifully
decorated table,
RripatrH by U. S. W ar D epartm ent, bureau of Public Relation».
V ince K rieger, cen ter fielder,
D ick I from
iT01
2 .B eaverton,
have
received w ord '
rs. E lm er Stipe pouring.
Durdel, catch er .and B ig Al Shriner,
that their son J. E. B erg Jr., h a s !
BIRTHPLACE OF ATOMIC BOMB— This building was headquarters for the work o f developing
A show er was given Mrs. Bates last
pitcher.
The other aw ard went to
been prom oted to Colonel.
the weapon which has amazed the world and revolutionized warfare.
It is in the Clinton Engineer
R
on
W
hitw
orth
for
pulling
the
"best”
T
h
u r,d a Y evening.
She
received
Mr. and Mrs. V irgil M yers were
W orks at Oak Ridge. Tennessee. Here is a town o f 76,000 workers who did not know what they
play o f the day
many nice gifts.
given a farew ell party in the C h r is t-!
were producing until announcement was made that the atomic bomb
>• been useu agains* Janari
In the first gam e, B eaverton lost u lAl'*hu.L «*'P® o f Hend, visited at
ian ch u rch last T uesday evening, be- j
to Silverton 5-1 in a thriller.
Big Al , 8 brothers home, Klnier Stipe, on
fore leaving fo r
their
new
hom o j
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Shriner ch ucked the pill fo r the M er-i Su».urda^‘
near O regon
City.
A devotional . .
.
, „
allow ing Silverton 7 hlngles I M r’ :md M n
Blank
and fam ily
m eeting w as held first, later gam es M o r n S - V j l l m O r e Wedding
ALOHA
.
Carr Garage Open 24 Hours T chants
he Red Sox used tw o pitchers w h o ! ,mve « one to the hopflelds and will
w ere played and grou p sin ging en- F 0 |l0 W ed hv R e r e n l i n n
- eaverton 8 hits but 2 costly 'b e gone until school starts.
Day and Night Service
allowed - B
joyed.
T here were 36 present.
r O U O w ea Dy d e c e p t io n
EM 2 c A lbeit
Schlotm an.
USN,
Mrs. C arrie Sum m ers visited hoi
errors in the fourth inning by the
Mr. and Mrs. M yron G ray are the
> 1M III1L
1 his
119
Wil I t i l l s ,
i Mr.
U I .
i and
t I HI
A l I “ .
A /~ »
I
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|
,
, ,
,
visiting
parents,
Mrs.
m other in H illsboro on Tuesday.
In
a
cerem
on
y
perform
ed
August
.
.
n
.
,
.
o
u
•
IG
uy
C
an
announces
this
week
M
erchants
lost
the
h
hard
struggle
be-
proud parents o f a baby boy
born
Charles Strutter o f route 2. B eaver- , i
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Diunne Smith, daughter o f Mr. and
16 in B eaverton M ethodist
Church, .
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tlu t his garage and filling station at fore a huge Sunday crow d.
It wns
A ugust 7.
ton. and his w ife in H illsboro.
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made Mrs. F ayne Smith, had her tonsil.,
Mrs. O sfield and Janis are visiting M iss June M E. Gilm ore, daughter has been in the nuvy nearly three Uroodway and W atson street, Beuv- in this gam e that W h itw orth
o f Mr. and Mrs. L aw rence Gilm ore
Fiton. will be open both day and his beautiful play that put the crow d rem oved Saturday.
relatives in R oseburg.
years, most o f this time in overseas
W ord has been received that Pvt.
lig h t, 24 hour service, for the con on their feet.
W hitw orth, w ho is
Mrs. Geo. T h yn g and g r a n d c h ild -. o f Aloha, becam e the bride o f Mr. j duty.
He has the Am erican thpatre
M.
W . Keebaugh o f the m arine coi pi
XS'niencc
of
his
custom
ers.
It
is
pre-
the
youngest
o
f
the
M
erchants,
pin-
ren are spending tw o w eeks a t C an - 1 r e d e n c *t M orris o f Beaverton, son o f war ribbon, A siatic P a cific ribbon
His
dieted that
this will gain the sup ched hit for Sipe in the seventh with has been w ounded In uction.
non beach.
j o f Mrs. R h od a M. Gillingham , and
with tw o battle stars and the navy
! port of not
only people o f the com - no outs.
Johnson w alked him ami w ife is Mrs. Lyda It. K eebaugh.
R ev. E verett L. B ow ers, wishes to j le ce n t'y com p letin g three years with good con d u ct ribbon.
Mr. and Mrs. C ecil Barnes and Mr.
ffiunity hut
others on the highw ay. Shriner hit to second base m aking
announce that from Saturday, A u g -. ' e arni>' in ItJily.
T he Rev. E ver-
Residents o f the C ooper Mt. d is­
and Mrs. Pete S tock spent u w eek at
This
is
the
only
garage
open
21
W
h
itw
orth
run
to
second,
W
htt-
ust 25 th rou g h F riday A ugust 31, he i : ett L . Bowers,
pastor
o
f
the
church
j
.
trict held their annual picnic last . **••" "
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, ,
and his fam ily will be on their vaca- o fficia ted at the afternoon cerem on y g
.
, g. ,
.
j.
,d b om s in this com m unity
and will " o i t h missed second base when slid- the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Barnes left
in
a
beautiful
floral
setting
at
ch
an-
,
*
,
,
.
...
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*
,
he
crow
ded
both
day
and
night
when
ing
and
stop
about
11 feet past the M onday for their hom e in C alifornia.
tion, and any em ergen cy calls m ay __,
6
form er residents met with them and
Guests at the Glenn H. E ly home,
inopie hear the news.
base
but
wns
not
out.
Then cam e
be placed with R e v , F rank Y ou n g o f cel.
enjoyed the day.
Mrs. A m y E ly, M l.
T he bride, who has busied herself
the R ed Sox 2nd basem en after him Sunday, w ere:
H illsboro.
A lfred A. W est, technician
fifth |
and Mrs. G eorge W iens, and the
with
the
activities
o
f
the
Selective
and
caught
W
hitw
orth
In
the
“
hot
V incent Graue and Janet H untly,
Turn Down Merger Plan
; grade Co. A 1st T ank Bn. has been
in
box.”
He dove past the third base- Misses Colleen and M ildred Norton
daughter o f
Mr. and
Mrs. John Service in Portland, w as . attired
.
, honorably discharged after five years
a
light
g
ra
y
traveling
suit,
adorned
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man being safe at third. A few sec­ o f T ig ard . Mr. and M is. Oval Storin-
H untly o f Portland, w ere m arried in
B ,
,
,
'
service and he is now home.
He
Patrons o f the Raleigh ami the
er and dau ghter B ernice and L laino
a Presbyterian ch u rch in P ortland with a lovely corsage o f yellow roses. was inducted M arch 24, 1941. and C ooper Mt. schools voted dow n the onds Inter he headed for hom e and H ayden o f E stacada, and
Maurice
Miss
G ilm ore
was
slid in safe by inches to m ake the
A ugust 7.
A dinner w as given at A ccom p a n y in g
was in the E uropean and A frican proposed m erger o f their schools
the
first
Kly
ot
Bortland.
Miss
M
ildred
N o r­
only
tally
for
Beaverton
in
M
iss
W
in
ifred
T
hom
as
o
f
Portland
the M allory H otel fo r relatives. Mr.
T heatre o f war.
H e was In Tunisia, with D istrict No. 4K Beaverton, at a
ton, w ho is entering W illam ette L r i
gam e.
Graue is a state su rveyor. A fter be­ and A loha as m aid o f honor.
R om e, Arno, Naples, F oggia, and re- m eeting held In the different school
In the second gam e Don Sipe, right- versity this fall, was surprised with
ing discharged from the a rm y they j Best man fo r the occa sion was Mr. ceived the E uropean A frican M iddle houses on August 17.
T he occasion
fielder,
sprained his nnkle sliding at a "co lle g e " show er.
W illiam (B ill) Maple of P ortland A Eastern
plan to live in Salem.
Service
medal,
A m erican ! T here were 47 votes rnst against
also honored the birthday o f M is.
Mrs. Collls M oore o f M oro, attend- ! reception was held at the hom e o f D efense Service medal and one for the measure and 27 for the merger, third base, and W es T edletm ier was ! Oval Storm er, w ho is Mr. E ly ’s sis­
O ther­
ed the w edding o f her sister, Mrs. ,h e bride s parents. The couple are good con duct
H e received his dis- at Raleigh School, and at the C ooper hit by u hard ground ball.
ter.
V incent Graue in Portland.
, spending their
honeym oon in L o » ; ch a rg ^ at the separation center. Fort Mt. school there were 25 yes votes wise the M erchants hud lots o f fun
A m arriage license hus been issued
and they played good brand o f ball
Mr. and Mrs. Fred G oyt h ave been ! Angeles, and upon their return they Lewi!s Waith on AuKUSt , r>
cast and 45 against.
to John T. R einhold
Jr., H allock,
all the way.
on a vacation g oih g to all the beach- j will m ake their home in Portland.
Lt. Jerry K eavey has been award-
Minn., and B ernice T. H ockney oi'
T
his
com
in
g
Sunday
you
can
see
es.
I
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ed the Purple Heart for wounds re­ New Jewelry Dept.
our Beaverftm M erchants playing the Beaverton.
Mrs. h . a . Nelson, Mrs. M cK e r ch - 1 Methodists Purchase
ceived in action and the Silver Star
Mi. and Mrs. H. A. Nelson visited
Silverton R ed Sox.
The gam e will
er. and a num ber o f others attended p a r s o n a g e on Broadway
for gallantry.
His parents Mr. nnd At Walkers Dept. Store
be played at the giu d esch ool dia­ at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Virgil
the Garden Club p icn ic held on the
Mrs. J. K eavey have been inform ed.
recently.
Mr.
mond.
The R ed Sox play the best P ow ell' o f Vernonia
L ew is and Clark
C ollege grounds
-,
.,
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A m on g the m any C am p Fire girls
R obert V. W eaver,
form erly
of
P ow ell is a brother o f Mrs. Nelson.
brand
o
f
Sem
i-P
ro
ball
proably
In
T
ransaction
s
have
been
com
ple
ed
c
A
dahi
th
£
week
are
last Friday.
Sheila H illsboro,is now located in W alkers
Mrs. M cK ercher entertained with
through
which
the Mathis. Phyllis M cGeorge, Gertrude big departm ent store on Broadway, the state nnd it will be another good
Mrs. A lice Craig, form erly o f B eav­ this sum m er
for those w h o worked
gam e.
T he M echants have never a luncheon
erton, now o f Sacram ento, Calif., M ethodist C hurch o f B eaverton, has j ; , R Ue N ancy H einrich and Marian in Beaverton.
been scoreless this year.
B alfe has 1 under her on the census las tweek.
sends greetings to her friends in this been fortun ate to acquire a m inis­ Callahan o f Reedville.
Mr. W eaver has been in Welling­
his ch oice o f pitchers in W es T od- i Those present w ere Mrs. H olbokc,
residence at 356 Broadw ay,
com m unity.
H er
late
husband. terial
ton's jew elry store in H illsboro for
Mrs. Floriau
lender,
Al Shriner, L efty Miller o r 17 Mrs. W. C. W right,
ju
st
one
h
alf
block
west
o
f
D
ew
ey's
Charles Craig, form erly had ch arge
some time, but wanted to go into
Mills
and
Mrs.
C.
O.
A
ckerm an
year
old
R
on
W
hitw
orth.
Gam
e
time
T he con gregation
o f the electric lights in this vicinity. Plum bing Shop.
business h im self and felt that in a
Compulsory School - Age
The ch urches were filled S u ndaj.
Is 2.
Be sure nnd be there and
A card fro m G eorge B aker and son is pleased with the privilege o f ac
big grow in g
town like
B eaverton
the first Sunday after V ictory, v o ic­
root fo r the home teum.
residence fo r Law Lliect those OT 18
Jesse, form er residents o f Sorrento, qu iring an adequate
there was a need for his services.
ing their thanks for a cessation of
their
pastor
and
his
fam
ily
that
he
—
w as received
from
P ortland
this
He is now living in Beaverton.
His
the w ar and hopes for a lasting
m
ight
live
within
the
boundaries
o
f
A
ccord
in
g
to
the
com
pulsory
week.
T h ey think o f B eaverton o ft-
departm ent will be open from 9 a.
peace.
Baseball Booster Allen
a school law revised by the last legis- in. to 6 p. m.
ten and en joy
reading the E n ter­ his parish.
Colonel R alph A. T ud or o f the Dis­
T hrou gh ou t the week R ev. B ow ers lature, all children and youths must
prise.
Mr. W eaver prom ises one hour set- Completes Job
trict A rm y E ngineers, gave a talk at
will
be
happy
to
receive
callers
at
attend
school
until
they
have
reach-
L loyd V. Fisher, o f Portlnnd. c o n ­
vice in replacing any size or shape
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i the
K iw anis club
W ednesday on
His line will
d u ctor on S. P. line fo r m any years, anytim e, and can be contacted by a ed the age o f 18 or have com pleted L,]aHa w af Ch crystals
F. W . Allen of Cornelius, baseball som e o f the P ost-W ar plans o f the
Previously, attendance , n riude diam onds, watches, new and
drove to G ales Creek Sunday with phone just as soon as it Is made h i g h school
booster I)e Luxe for the
B eaverton ' E ngineer C orps for this district.
T he church o ffic e
and until the age o f 16 or until gradua- used, rings, bracelets, etc.
his m other Della C. F ish er anil Essie available.
M erchants
when
around has just
Mrs. F . G. Donaldson says Christ-
study
will
be
in
the
new
residence.
tion
from
grade
school
was
n
eces­
Silvers and Mae Fisher as his guest.
com pleted a long term at O regon ■ mas card cam ples are heru--orUt>>
sary.
T hey enjoyed a lovely dinner at the
Shipyard.
early to avoid disappointm ent. Y our
S. P. Installs New Switch
If a student is over 16 years, but
hom e o f Mr. and Mrs. Calvin B arnes Washington County* Junior
W ith fou r sons in the service he subs« rtptton to m agazines th an k fu lly
not 18 years, he m ay w ork provided
at their ranch near G ales C reek on
Fair of Interest to Youths he attends school five hours a week. It Is gratifyin g to note the steady w anted to do all he could to knock received also,
the W ilson R iver R oad.
Lyle H. Cobh sustained a broken
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If graduated fio m high school this grow th o f the M cLaughlin P ackin g out the Japs hy building ships. G ood
Mr. T im m er has been quite ill.
h .
old boy W e'll be seeing you. knee cap when throw n from
T
he
1945
County
Junior
Fair
will
|
aw
does
not
apply.
If
not
w
orking
Co.
at
Beaverton.
Lost
yenr
a
large
work
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Aabltng and
mount.
He is in a P ortland hospi-
ngain
feature
som
e
outstanding
they
must
attend
school
full
time.
cold
storage
plant.
R
ecen
tly
the
S.
Mrs. Dora G raham o f Portland, were
' tal.
Interest to
W ashington
i n a recent Portland sch ool census P- Co have built a new sw itch and
Sunday dinner guests o f W . J. A lex ­ aw ards o f
Chaplain F rancis T. Sturtevant ami
Spray
for
Filbert
Molli
Now
C
ounty
4-H
club
m
em
bers.
there
were
1600
children
under
18
,h
ls
firm
Is
now
shipping
ca
r
load
ander.
fam ily a ie spending a few days
T
he
W
ashington
County
G
uernsey
years
old
not
attending
school.
The
shipm
ents
o
f
their
products
in
re-
Mr. and Mrs. Jake F oster and Mr.
Due to the long em ergence period I
beach during his short furlough
and Mrs. D ick A nderson o f P ortland cattle club each nre m aking awards ]aw requires that they must enroll frigerntlon cars,
B eaverton
Is proud
of
these o f the filbeit moth, a second spray a ^l,,r which he will lep ort to Ala
regular schools,
visited at the Geo. B lasser hom e Sun­ o f pure bred h eifer ca lf to the high- Septem ber 10. in
ited, a c
A '' Base, < a llfo f ala.
bigger payrolls and oi dust application i
est scorin g boy or girl who exhibits night schools o r continuation classes achievem ents,
day afternoon .
better m arkets for Eastern W ash in g­ cordin g to a notice released hy Dr. i ^ r- nnd Mrs. G eorge A llyn o f Chi-
G
uernsey
and
Jersey
rattle
at
the
for
fjve
hour
a
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul K elm soth o f
B J. T hom pson and R. E R ieder, E n -' ca « °- w ho ;,ro »pending the sum niti
ton cou nty produce.
Lon Kinnam an Jr., o f Aloha,
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P ortlan d and Mr. and Mrs. Verne fair.
tom ologist at Oregan Htnte College, ' n H eaveiton
are en joyin g a I * »
B olland and son Kurt, o f M inneapo­ won the c a lf in 1944.
nnd received by Palm er S. T orvend 'lay* at the beach.
a Chester W h ite Gilt,
pure bred Former Mail Carrier
New Gas Station
lis. Minn, ncices o f Mrs. Don Long,
C ounty Agent.
In the past three
* ^ r ■*ntl Mrs. D oy Gray and grand
will be awarded to the highest hoy p
;
p .l
spent Sunday at her home.
Going Up
days a considerable num ber o f eggs i daughter spent the week end at Sea
or
girl
exhibiting,
at
the
fair
for
the
‘
a
s
s
e
*
,
n
LalltOrnia
Rev. Geo. W . S prin ger w h o has
have been deposited. T hese eggs will i side.
ten years.
been visiting his sister. Mrs. John 1'. past
Funk form er mail
The late C
„ A livestock
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Fill 'E r T’ p - N o stam ps' Is a time- hatch in 8 o i , 9 days.
The spray i M ilton M etcalf and fam ily lef*
show
m
anship
trophy.
Dix. Santa R osa. Calif., on a va ca ­ w hich is a perpetual trophy, is anoth- carrier at Beaverton, died recently ly slogan, that evpry m otorist Is hap- th erefore should be applied by A u g -, ednesday fo r their annual vacation
tion. will be home Sunday to occu p y er award.
This is the fourth year at their new
home at
Costamesa. py to hear.
Down In C olum bia ust 26 or 27.
|a^ Seaside,
the pulpit again at the Church o f
fo r this trophy. Lon Kinnam an.
Alo- C alifornia, where he and His w ife re- cou n ty they nre drilling for gas.
Christ.
ha won the 1944 trophy.
sided since leaving this place about
But right here in
Beaverton we Kiwanis to Help
C. J. Stevens, fo rm e r barber, was
New Well Down 500 foot
_____________________ I tw o years ago.
have lots o f gns already -co u n t the
in tow n Tuesday greetin g friends.
VI n U / s n t e d a t
M
Funks folks form erly ii\<d m fillin g
stations and bo w i
im r Returning Veterans
Mr. Stevens operated a barber shop ivien w a n i e o ,
ntana where they were nel
■
It Is reported first o f this week
for m any years in B eaverton.
Seeking to speed reconversion and that B eaverton's new city well (N o.
Columbia Brick Works
hors o f the c E M erritt fam ily, he- I art tile
brick at corn er
o f E ast
Pete Piluso o f C ooper Mt. is em ­
about l ‘y
miles
F a ctory w orkers can apply to
the fo re m oving to Beaverton. He w ork- Street and Canyon H ighw ay -S o u th aid returning veterans, K iw anis In- 2i being drilled
ployed at the Rossi ranch cultivating
ternational today announced
nine southw est o f tow n, has reached
i
C olum bia B rick W orks at their Syl-
for quite a w hile at O renco Nur- f the C atholic Church.
the green pepper crop.
far-reach in g post-w ar ob jectives
a.-< depth o f 500 ft.
T he form ation is
¡v
a
n
plant
at
Sylvan
or
1320
SE
W
a-
Mrs. R ich ard
E rick o f
Atlanta. I van P,ant
the Kiw anis Club o f Beavetron con - black rock and very hard with sonic
Later he carried the mail for sev­ Red Cross Needs
Portland, anytim e now and
Georgia. is visiting her aunt
Mrs. i ter Ave
stdered ways and m eans o f render- water todate -and still g oin g down,
F arm ington *eX located with a permanent
year eral years between the local p ostof­
A lbert E. Johnson
on
fice
and
the
Greyhoun.4
stages. More Workers
tng greater com m un ity s e r v ic e ^ in Here ia hoping the drillers
strike
recent
letter
round
Job
under
cover.
E
xperience
road.
A ccord in g to a
peacetim e.
artesian
water, when th ey cr&xli
Call now and
be He was a fine fellow and leaves a
from Lt E rick , who is still in M a -, "<* n« ~ n r
‘‘ Stay on the Job” is the o fficia l
host o f friends in this com m unity.
In a special m essage to 2300 clubs through the present strata o f bai l
nila, he hoped to participate in th* | assured o f a good Job
word at headquarters o f the W ash ­ throu ghou t the
United States
and rock.
T here is an artesian well
com in g peace treaty.
_
T
IT* L,
ington cou n ty chapters o f the A m - Canada, Ham ilton Holt M acon, Ga., near F arm in gton , also the old 3. 1
Lt. N orm an Johnson Is hom e on a
L s n n in g
I U118 r ISn
Cousins Home Again
eriran R ed Cross said O R Gates pri
lent o f Kiwnnis International 1 car sh op well southeast o f town
short fu rlou gh visiting his w ife a n d : The Garden Hom e Cannery had its
chapter chairm an, when asked w hat declared that 149,000 K iw anis "w ill runs over the top.
relatives and friends. H e will be re - 1 first pack o f tuna last
week.
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W ilbur Bur'ce and
Floyd
Burke, the ch a p ter’s im m ediate
post-w ar not shrink from the problem s o f re-
_ _ _ _ _
m em bered as a veternarisn with o f- pound cans being canned fo r Its cousins, o f Buxton, aboard a m otor­ plans are:
con version that lie ahead.’*
flees on the highw ay, an expert in m em bers.
A nother
fish-cann ing cycle. were In town Sunday.
Miss Burke in California
W il­
"V -J is here.” he said, "hut we are
Ted Em erson, president o f the K i­
his line.
day is scheduled
for
the
current bur served in the South P acific and m aking an urgent appeal to all our wanis clu b here said that the In te r-'
— —“
On Sunday last the Beaverton
w eek
Peach canning is
in
full knows plenty about the treachery o f neople 'to stav on the job ' because national's post-w ar ob jectives had the I Miss P earl B urke o f Buxton,
C am p United Spanish W ar Veterans »w ing and tops the V d o r y Garden the Japs, while
Floyd
B urke has the services arid asasistance o f the unanim ous endorsem ent o f
B eaver- m em ber o f class ’ 45 B anks HI, 1
held the annual p icn ic
at H lrter's produce on the list o f most popular com pleted a long period w orking at Red Cross are goin g to be needed ton Klwanians.
having a great tim e thia sum m er a
Park, on
the Yam hill river.
Scott j jt*m s at present
M embers are re- Portland
shipyards.
T hey
report now just ns m uch as ever, particu­
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Stockton. C alifornia, where sb a i
Leavitt. past national com m ander.t qU«*t«<i to call
the
C annery—CH that Philip, another veteran o f G uad­ larly hy the thousands o f our fig h t­
C olored ads in dally pnpera m ay visiting with friends. T ypical sout'r
was a special guest.
1313S for all appointm ents, as that alcanal and w ay points. Is now lo- ing men In the occu pied areas, and becom e com m on, thanks to new de- ern scen ery; old Spanish
Mission.
—--------------------------j i , where the appointm ent
ch edule ratecj
Camp A dair
and
com es In th
printing
equipm ent j huge grape vineyatds, g lo ilo u s or
m ilitary and veteran’s hospi- velopm enta hy
home occasionally to see his folks
tala.'*
Tour ads always get result*.
is kept.
ange grovea and h ot sunshine.
m anufacturers.
\
Big Game Sunday
At Grade School Diamond