The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, September 07, 1945, Image 1

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    PUBLISHED W E EK LY IN OUR PLAN T ON
VOL. 18, XO. 32
SHORT ST. AND
Beaverton, Oregon,
Winners At
County Fair
CANYON H IGH W AY
Friday, September 7, 1945
E ST A B LISH E D 1927
Last Game Of The Season
To Be Played Here Sunday
Here and There
Dr. and Mrs. Mason received word
j this w eek from their son H erbert
, that he had just left F rance and was
j on his w ay home.
j F ew people realize what quick re-
Many Prizes
W on by
f-,. , i
.
, .
- »
! suits are achieved by w ant ads. Last
Clubbers in this end county :week a man left an ad to be run two
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| weeks, he wanted to sell his acreage
T here *were m any entries by 4-H ' and a house' Saturday he called and
Legion Tangles Here
Clubbers at the W ashington County ca n °elled the second issue o f the ad.
With Merchants— Be There
F air at Shute P ark and com petition ; He had sold the property overnight
was keen. M any w inners cam e from
spending 50c.
H ere is your last ch ance this com -
the east end o f the county, am ong
M rs- E dith Smith, w ife o f M arion
, ing Sunday to see both B eaverton
them are:
C lothing—Audrey E nger E|nest Sm ith o f
Portland,
passed
1 team s play when
they
face
each
Rt. 2, Beaverton, fou rth place, Arlene ,a w a y last week.
She was m other o f
other
for the City Cham pionship.
Murphy, fifth, and Geraldine M olash, i M rs- G race E. H odge o f B eaverton
The team s will be the Beaverton A m -
also o f route 2, B eaverton
\ C om m ittal
Idlew ild cem etery
at
T he follow in g students from the
etican Junior le g io n playing one o f
IB —V irginia Classon fifth, and Va- H ood R iv e r-
,
the
best
Sem
i-pro
team
s
around
this
£
r‘ou * im m ed |atif 'c * 10« 1 districts
the
leria Marlett. sixth, both o f route 2. j Lt M orris L. Schm idt spent
B eaverton.
I w eek end with his parents Mr. and
¡cou n try the B eaverton M erchants
| a n T m l v i t t « £
i
t d*PIo,» a ^
A fter
last
Sunday’s
sh ow ing |
^ a v e r t o n union
I I —C harlotte Gutnecht, fifth, route Mrs. L. C. Schm idt and brother Lu
Vern o f 560 S W Main.
He has been
3 B eaverton.
I against the T im ber Structures fro m ,
Unlon_ Dist e-L loyd ..A. Ingram ,
Portland, the M erchants look like a I
H IA —Joanne
M cG eorge,
second, in the service since January, 1942.
Dale Sherm an G redvig, Fred W csle
He returned to Seattle Sunday even­
sure bet to win B eaverton’s first all - 1 H am el, Betty
route 2, B eaverton.
F loren ce
H lckcthier,
city title game.
IIIA —Ann M olek,
thud, route 2, ing w here he is stationed.
D. E. C hristie is building a new
I-ast Sunday
T im ber
Structures I * ° b? rL J ° 8? ? h
K d* Hr A ’ F ltch '
B eaverton and Ida Lou H agg, fifth.
hom e on H enry street.
He recently
gave Beaverton a slim 9-5 beating at L '
1 ly
Ker
u ,le ,‘
Reedville.
M cK ay— M erle Allen -O sborn , Do­
N ew m an
place.
the B eaverton dium ond, again before
Cooking. — IA — V irginia Classen j purchased the old
re no Donna Cordano, BuibuiH Jean
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sinclair and
the largest
route
2 B eaverton, R ita
M ayfield,
a
seel
sixth, route 3, B eaverton.
"
j N a n cy
Lee o f
route 1 spent
her m other
pa
IB —Carol Corrieri, second, Phyllis i w eek at Seaside with
sister
Mrs.
locals
M cG eorge, third, G ertrude La Rue, M ,s - R u th era u ff
and
j Shriner w ho finished the rest o f the 1
all o f route 2, B eaverton, and Violet ! D ouglas Ober and fam ily.
, W right. W illiam H enry Moore.
B everly Clarke, Rt. 1, Gaston, and
game.
The gam e was well played |
H ering seventh o f route 3 Beaverton.
Kinton, No. 37 Edith Marion Van
I by both team s and
kept the huge
IIB — Joan Beazley, first, route 3, ■Ronald Nelson, Rt. 3, H illsboro scor-I
Kleek, Kathleen Eva
Johnson, L o
ed highest in the W ashington County ;
j Sunday crow d on their feet w it h '
Beaverton.
W h lch er„ Tracey Sell, M arjorie Van
close
plays
and
fa
n
cy
ball
handling.
|
i
4-H
health
contest
held
August
28
in
i
Sears R oebuck Garden Contest
K leek .
W ashington
County
P u b lic;
Coach T om m y R am sdell will bring i
R eg. garden under 100 sq. f t __¡th e
B eaverton No. 48 Kathleen A ik
i his crack Legion team into fra y led I
,
...
,, ,
,
H enry H in ck R t. 3, B eaverton, first. ! H ealth O ffice.
Duane > ernian-
eanne Baker, Melva Lee
I
try
Johnny
H
ennick
and
litter
|
C
harlotte
Gutknecht,
route
3.
Beav-
Swine— Four fat hogs from a
Beeler, B everly Bess, E leanor Boy-
j Cushman.
Both o f these boys are
, erton, scored third.
— I irst L loyd K och, Tualatin.
son, Alton Byrd, Connie Byrd, Jack
terrific hitters.
T he
L egion
club
Chester W hite
ju n io r
sow pig_f In the b oy ’s division G eorge R ose j
C ox, L ila Mae Cullen, R ich a rd Cush
Released
by
U.
S.
War
Department.
Bureau
of
Public
Relations.
o f which the age limit is 16 have
D orothy ! 2 ,
H illsboro, scored second.
First, Lloyd K och , second
man, Allan Davis, D oroth y Deering.
| T he death o f David Lew is Rice,
w on 0 and lost 5.
M ilwaukle shut
H inderm an, Tualatin.
SCHOOL DA YS AGAIN FOR AMERICAN SOLDIERS— Down
Dawn Fahler, R ob ert Hart, Glori:'
the Legion out with no hits and no
Single fat h og —First, L loyd K och, Iw ho was killed August 31 was an
a narrow street in Joigny, France, marches a class to the school of
H uddleston, R obert
Jnckson,
John
runs In one game, while Silverton,
second, D orothy
H inderm an
third ' unusually sad one.
He and his par-1
Jacobs, Jack Jones,
H enry
Kings
the
517th
Regiment
Unit
Command
near
Paris.
The
school
is
main­
Salem
and
H
illsboro
L
egion
clubs
R onald Kam p, Tualatin.
! ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. R ice had
bury, M ary
Ann
K okich, Dorothy
tained under the Arm y’s program fur the education of soldiers in
beating the baby Beavers.
T he Le-
Junior
sow
pig— First,
R onald j lived an Oak Avenue, near F a r m in g -;
Marsh.
K am p, Tualatin.
! ton R oad, and w ere m oving to a ;
the European theater of operations. T /S Malcolm Evans, Rye, N. Y.,
gion hopes are high o f eating the big-
M cC loskey P atricia M cClos-
P oultry-—H om er Z u v ei,
first, Jim farm near Molalla.
T hey had left
¡Be.
M
erchants
for
the
city
title.
;
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0
‘
y
"
"
‘
m
S
£
n
M
^
f
o
r
J
outside of column at left, has charge of the class.
M elvin
j M eanwhile
Sy
Half e B e a v e r t o n s t anf ( ml
Miller> Z a n e
Smith, second, W ayne Sagert, third, the 1^ year old boy driving a tractoi
! M erchants ace m anager is putting
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.
w
all o f Tualatin.
doing som e discing on the new farm
N a
a n
n cy
cy
N a g u e s,
his team through p ractice with m uch M ulhausen,
N
N
W hite eggs -H o m e r ..Zuver,
first, : and when they returned with m ore
j C laire N ew com er, D olores Nute, R on-
j
precaution.
T
he
M
erchants
have
a
second W ayne Sagert, o f Tualatin.,
¡h ou seh old goods,
found him
dead
C. E Rally at Hillsboro
i aid Ott, Gloria P ace, David Phelps,
I very well building team and play i w
, r.
_
„
R abbits — Senior
d o e — How ard i under the tractor, w hich had over-
Sunday
September
9
baseball
like
it
w
as
death
if
they
lost.
**
H inck, sixth, route 3, B eaverton.
| turned pinning him under it.
C arole Sheeley. Dean Short, H om ei
: B alfe will feature Sunday R ic Lane, j
Jersey Jr., yearling— E lbrid ge G or- i Services were held
M onday Sep-
Speer, H en ry Stroeve, V irginia Tnl
T he W ashington County Christian form er Philadelphia
Athletics, who
don, third, route 3, B eaverton, B u r t !t enlber 4 at the Beaverton Congre
bert, Bryan W alker, D orothy Finney.
E ndeavor is holding its annual sum ­ has played in one w orld series.
Cal
H endershott fou rth route 2. B eaver- Igational church R ev. Geo. D. A lly of-
B arnes No.
5'i B everly
Jean
mer ou td oor
rally at the Hillside McGann shortstop, will be ba ck after
ton.
¡ficia tin g .
B esides his parents a sis-
Adam s.
C
onference
grounds
Sunday,
Sept.
9.
an
injury
su
ffered
in
the
C
om
m
er­
G uernsey Jr. c a lf—E rlin Santoro, ter F loren ce and brother R ichard, in
R ecently Fred Koshland presented
Cedar Mill—Diane Laurice C ovef,
The rajly will begin at 3 with a cabi- cial Iron gam e.
W ith
these two,
eighth, route 3, B eaverton.
¡n avy, stationed in
Philippines, sur- a valuable
painting entitled
"T h e
B ertie Mae E m ry, Janet Mae French,
I net m eeting follow ed by a song ser­ B alfe
will
have
m
ore
batting
G uernsey Sr. C a lf—D on ald M ein - i vive.
Birth o f Our N ation's F la g " to the
M argaret
E leanor H olt,
Kenneth
the
M erchants. The
nis, second, rou te 3, B eaverton.
D avid was a sophom ore at Beaver- j B eaverton H igh School and P rin ci- vice, w orship service and speaker. ; strength for
K eith Kurtz, Alvin
W. L aFolletto,
I
T
here
will
be
pot
luck
supper
at
M
erchants
com
e
into
the
last
gam
e
Jr. Yrl. H eifer— M alcolm Mclnnis, i ton H igh School,
I pal I. R. Metzler acknow ledged it
Paul P eter­
Be sure to bring som ething Sunday with 2 wins against 5 losses. N a n cy Ann O ’Connor,
third, route 3, B eaverton.
He w as a m em ber o f the Boy receipt in a story in the E nterprise. : 5:30.
t
, .
,
son,
Jack
R.
Philips.
R
ob
ert Shearer,
-rv.!
. j K oshland
ui a received
,
. , ,u
for the pot luck supper and stay
Sr. Yrl. H e ife r—B urt H endershott, j Scouts and well liked in the neigh-
This week c Fred
J . for F or this com in g Sunday. B alfe will D ixie Lee Skeels, David Strickland.
the
evening
service.
The
evening
start
Big
Boy,
R
on
W
hitw
orth,
for
first, route 2, B eaverton.
jb o rh o o d . _
_
,,
, ! a very interesting letter from Mrs. 1
Tualatin View, No. 67Jt— R ich ard
ill be the M erchants.
W hitw orth has won
Dr. H. Guy Goodsell presiding el- M
w illia m s o f B eaverton, in w hich f|\rl®tla" E " dPavoJ ">Peti"B
3 yr. old co w and older— L on K in-
B auer Jr., L ois D orothy
Peterkort,
’
eople.
3
and
lost
4
this
year
for
his
1945
r
o
f
the
P
ortland
D
istrict
o
f
the
h
led
by
the
B
eaverton
Y
oung
P'
naman, first, route 3, B eaverton.
|der ° ! ln e r ’oru an a m s i n c i ui m e sbe say s
Alan M. R aeburn, Fannie l>ee Z ook.
'
pitching
record.
Back
o
f
the
plate
2 yr. old cow — H ilda Leopold, first, j M ethodist C hurch was in B eaveiton
..j reatj with m uch interest,, the
Bethany No.
74 — Stanley
Fred
will be D ick Durdel, form er Kansas
for a few hours W ednesday fo r the item in last weeks Enterprise, about
route 3, B eaverton.
Lundahl R ob ert L loyd Zahler, V ein
Men Report for Induction | City Blue Catcher.
Sr. cham pion and grand champion purpose o f con d u ctin g the first quar- the pjCture you Kave tQ the high
V incent
Dysle,
Jam es
R osenw ald
The gam e will start at 2 with the
-L o n K innam an, route 3, B eaver-
terly con feren ce. Goals for the com - sch ooi o f
the first A m erican Betty
Stoller, Joyce Arelene Barton.
Junior
Legion
team
being
the
host
ton.
ing year were discussed and a c c e p t-; R ogs flaff
and ,tg origin, and it m ay
The follow in g men have been o rd ­
M cK inley Dlst. 81
B etty
June
induction Sep­ i team for the day.
Jr,
Show m anship— B urt
H en der- j od.
! also be o f interest to you to know ered to report for
______
M osh ofsk y M arjorie Lou Anderson.
shott, second, route 2, B eaverton.
| On W ednesday evening the tit- that j am
the ow ner o f that very i tem ber 20 by W ashington county local
Sr. Show m anship—C h u ck
K i n n a - ! w anis grou p had the pleasure o f list- flaR
Ith a s
been in our fam ily board No. 1 Beaverton O regon:
H Ä
r Ä
o n
|E S
S
X
Ä
92— Donald
L ester L. L. N ackers, A rthur C.
man, first, third, H ilda L eopold, route ¡en in g to A. B an croft W ells, general since the war o f 1jjl2 and j j on t
UK5) C oach T om Kam sdale
j W o p d h m. Dick Eastm an Johnny A
W illiam
R.
R obinson,
3, B eaverton, Burt H endershatt, 4th, m anager o f the T ourist Bureau or know how m uch longer.
I have no H ardm an,
9
C f John G c- Dotg. N ancy Nadine H yde, Marjuw.-
R f El win P axson.
route % B eaverton.
the P ortland Cham ber o f Com m erce. real p ro o f that it is, only by the his­ Charles J. Sheckla, Allen W. T h om ­
E. Fram e, Stanley B ernare M arugg.
Lf John H ennick
3B N or-
G rand C ham pion ..Show m an—Lon
H e spoke o f a program o f advertis- tory and the flag itself. I f you care as, H enry I. Sum owski, Dale G. H il­ iger.
2b— Duane Cushman. Joanne C om stock, Mary Lou K itsch,
K innam an, route 3, B eaverton.
j ing this state which should result in to see it you are w elcom e to com e denbrand, Joseph E. O'M eara, Ber- man Haines.
C ln rerce
H.
Peterson, R obert B.
I B - Jim T aggart.
SS Bob W h it­
B row n Swiss Jr. C ham pion—L o w -, a ttractin g thousands o f tourists,
•
and exam ine it fo r yourself.
It is i th olt S. S eiffert.
Gibbs, N ancy
Ann Sturgeon, Alta
worth.
C D ick Murphy.
P Du­
ell Schlesser route 3, B eaverton. \ ' O ver 1600 inquiries resulted from very frail,
__
but I keep it insured and j
J. Hansen, Jack D. G odw in, Carl
ane
R
asm
ussen.
B row n Swiss & ..Shorthorn S h o w -¡o n e ad placed in a national m agazine won>t ,et n
ko
oulslUK
lne
nouse
_
.
.
_
_
_
l
t
it go outside the house.
John K oester, Doran Lewis, JoA nn
m a n sh ip - M ervel Schlesser.
second, ; M any o f our finest business and pro-
Thg f ,aj? ig a ,)proxim ately fou r hy C P l P O r d l P l i l O m
Bishop.
Beaverton
M
erchants
Neal M clnnis, third, Lowell Schles- j fessional men, farm ers,
etc..
w
gjx f ee( hand woven, and the thir-1
C ooper
Mt. Dlst.
94 -Dorothy
9
(2-5)
Coach,
Sy
Balfe
ser, fifth, all o f route 3, Beaverton, .o n c e tourists in this state.
teen gtars and the stripes a le sewe<i
R
f
Earl
Brekke.
C
f
Rie
Lane.
L
o
“
*«*
I^«l>old,
B
etty
Martha
Schell.
B row n S w i s s ,* S horthorn Y ea rl-i T he M illers drove to^ the different by hand
Thg f)ag lg f raye(j
an(1 ,
Lf Lee Arias.
3B W es
T oedle- E sther Marie U vcrm ore. D oris Caro
ing H eifer— First, L ow ell Schlesser, , benches and home by the way o f Co ¡ap p ears to be very old.
miei
2B Glen Reeves.
I B - N a te j line
Palm er, loia
Jean
Jenkins,
route 3, B eaverton.
, vallis on Sunday.
Som e museum or historical society
Andrew
s.
SS
Cal
McGann.
C—
j
Stephen
L
eroy
Benham.
A
p
a
rty%
was
given
at
the
old
H olstein
Jr.,
C a lf-T h ir d ,
R oy'
Mr. and Mrs. G uy A lexander Mr- m ,ght be interested in this relic
P - R on W hitw orth. ! R aleigh Dlst. 95 Arden A rm flcld,
F ann o hom e to celebrate the one hun­ D ick Durdel.
Schlesser, route 3, B eaverton.
and Mrs. R obt. Sum m ers Mr. a
n
d
, -----------------------------
(Save this for reference during the Susannah Dtfanl, W illiam S. Harris,
dredth anniversary o f the hom e near
Cham pion and Grand C ham pion— Mi s. Dr. Hetu and Mr. and Mrs^ I ed
Y vonne L. H ibbard, Am nryllis Lilies.
to
Gear-
News
Around
Town
P
rogress
on
Labor
Day.
A
potluck
gam
e).
H erm an Leopold, route 3, B eaverton. Hetu and baby T e l i g e n t .
Paul H. Oldenburg, Suzanne Knryl
dinner
was
held
in
the
old
hom
e.
A
hart
over
the
holidays.
|
Cham pion s h o w m a n sh ip - Lon K in­
P olsk y, JoA nn R obin son,
Maureen
T h ose genuine H uraches on sale at
M r E lm er 8tipe and Mr. and Mrs. grou p o f forty near and distant rela­
The
Idea
of
the
Week
naman, route 3, B eaverton.
Lee
Smith,
Balou
W
estern
off.
T he elder rela­
slip- Allhands o f Portland were fishin g at tives w ere present.
H olstein
Y earlin g
H eifer— First, M ikes Shoe shop m ake fin e
A loha-H ubcr Dlst.
107 — Rnlph
tives present were Mrs. Ziona Fanno
; L ong Beach over the holidays.
H erm an Leopold, route 3, B eaverton. pers fo r use in the house also.
T he idea o f the week denis with Stuart Hanna Jr., Russell Ia?e I lace,
W
llm
ot
M
rs.
Blasser,
a
brother,
A
lon
­
T
he
ord
er
o
f
E
astern
Star
will
be
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
isniew
iski
from
H olstein Show m anship— First H er­
the present and the future o f the B everly M cK night, W yn em a Laurel
opening next W ednesday Septem ber som e cam p in Pennsylania are on a zo F ann o o f Ardenw ald, near Mil- moth. Not m uch can be «done about
man Leopold, route 3, B eaverton
¡12 with a "hom e com in g " pot luck furlough and visiting at the Don w-aukie Mrs. R obt. Brown o f Garden its past but its present can becom e Arthur, E leanor Jean Senn, Frank
L am b, Shirley A nnabelle
M cIntosh,
Chico,
| dinner.
E ach one is supposed to M acD onald home east o f B eaverton. H om e Mr. Asa F anno from
its past, and Its future can be staved j eBn B ergstrom , Eula Mae H ow ard
m em bers o f the Denny o ff by a new m oth p roof know n as Duane 0 p r a id
! bring a hat, w hich will be sold and Mrs. W isniew iski was M argaret M ac­ Calif., and
ALOH A NEW S
W illiam s Jr.,
Alvin
fam ily.
.
Jto be worn by the one w h o buys.
Donald.
Y A -D E .
It d oesn ’t even smell »¡nee I<croy p|ttg j r
M elva
Anderson.
A
son
and
fam
ily
o
f
Mr.
A
lonzo
Miss Mollie
O ’D onnell
left
last
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Gaines o f Nam -
Mr. and Mrs. ‘'D o d ” B erg have
it Is odorless, stainless, and will not R lchnrd
Aldin
Rasm ussen
Louis
T he after­ harm the finest fabrics.
w eek fo r Seattle where she entered pa, Idaho,
w ere
guests
of
Mrs. bought an undertaking establishm ent Fanno live in the hom e.
It carries L y le V oorhies, Ixiis Mae Place, Hat
the cadet school o f nursing at P rovi- L ouise M anning for a few days. Mr. in St. John's, P ortland, and hope to noon w as spent visiting and a most a fiv e year guarantee.
old F ran cis Mull, R ob ert Oliver H an ­
G aines is a brother o f Mrs. M anning. be m oving there soon.
B eaverton Interesting accou n t o f the early days
den ce hospital.
T his
m oth p roofin g
preparation na,
I xju I s
Jim
Martin,
L arry 1»
was
read
by
Mrs.
R
obt.
Brown.
Guests
o
f
Mrs.
J.
L.
H
arris
were
friends are sorry to see them go as
EM 2 /c R ob ert Y ork has been
Y A -D E is handled by Deans Drug W alker, Jr., R obert I*eonard Casteel,
her cousin Mrs. Delia M eserve o f Du­ they will be greatly missed.
tran sferred to the Philippines.
Store.
j W illard H oop er Greer, Donald
De
Mrs. W . H. E ngleke and Mrs. Ted Raymond Olsen Promoted |
P fc. Charles Boyd, nephew o f Mrs. val W ash., Mr. and Mis. Frances, o f
'W a y n e H arris, Janies Paul Chunn.
Hetu
are
w
orking
on
the
ration
Portland.
C. R . R iley o f A loha has been h on or­
Inez G rim m ,
Jeanette Eileen SP' i-
Talks Attract Attention
ably discharged and has returned to i Mrs. Ethel
B aker has
moved to board in Portland,
W ith the E ngineering Construction
_______
i ling. P hyllis lo n e G ifford , Dorothy
his hom e in P ortland.
: Idaho and has rented her place to
C lifford I'an ger one o f the young Com m and in Manila R aym ond Ol­
People have for years been reading i M arie
C hristensen,
R ichard
Cpl. E arl C orrieri is hom e on a | Mrs. Vala and her father.
j men o f the Nazarene Church leaves sen of Aloha, Oregon, has been pro­
Rev. T aylor's talks in all our valley | S chw ab, L eonard K. Farlow , Jr., Bet-
Mrs. H. C. B row ne on Second and this week to attend Asbury S em in aly m oted from
furlough.
He has been in the arm y
private first class to papers. but recently m any com m ents ty Jo Sm yser, Lazettn Jean Robbins,
A ngel entertained a club o f twelve at W llm ore Ky.
over tw o years.
technician fifth grade.
Cpl. Olsen have been m ade on his articles. Be-
* — ^
ladies
from
P
ortland
on
Thursday,
Miss
A
lice
W
atts
o
f
Seattle,
w
ho
Is
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jersey w ere din­
is V carpen ter in the E ngineer Con
More Canning Sugar
a preceptress o f P a cific College. In struction Com m and In Manila, the low ai e a few sent to him recently.
ner hosts to a group o f friends from fo r luncheon.
^1 alw ays look up your a rticle s'
,
-
c
. r ,i
Mrs. Geo. T hyn g and grand child- Seattle, is hom e visiting her sister and sam e trade he follow ed as a civ il­
P ortlan d this week.
special and
en joy reading th e m .’— llS SU C C l 3 l t C f o C p , l o l i l
returned home from Cannon m other, Mrs. W atts and Mis Edith ian.
Sgt.
David
A ckerm an
left last ren
E. J., Gladstone. O regon.
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W atts.
w eek fo r C alifornia
a fter a
s h o r t , B each Saturday.
O verseas fo i m ore than tw o years,
"Ju st a w ord to express the ap p re-j
Septem ber 15 will be the Inst dnV
V eldon B oge has been hom e on a j E ldon K eebaugh w h o has been ser­ Cpl. Olsen is authorized to wear the
leave with his fam ily.
for o f the Issuance o f hom e oannim : *'
ving in the arm y fo r som e years, is A sia tic-P a cific T heatre R ibbon with ciatlon of this C hristian fam ily
T /S g t. H. E. B row n visited with ¡sh ort furlough
you r testim ony fo r Christ thru the gar, W illard Case, food rationing r\
his m other and sister here.
He re-
Mrs. G orham was out from Port-1 back in civilian life again.
bronze stars fo r the New
Guinea, new spapers.—A. S., K lam ath Falls.
ecutive for the O ffice o f Pt ice Ad
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Johnson o f Southern
ceived his discharge recently.
-land to the Past M a tron s party on
Philippine,
and
Luzon
m
inistration, has announced
”
1
am
so
glad
fo
r
your
evangelistic
i B eaverton have gone to Seattle to C am paigns; and the Philippine Libe­
R eedville grade sch ool opened fo r I Friday,
Case stated that all hom e ennners
m essages thru the new spapers each
the fall term Sept. 4.
Mrs. N oresn
Mrs. Bertha Brown who has been attend the funeral o f Mrs. Johnson's ration R ibbon with one bronze star.
w ho have not already sent in their
week ' W ood b u m .
B rookh ardt is a new m em ber o f the staying with her daughter in Tilla- m other.
Cpl. Olsen
says that his m ost
"Y o u r colum n In th e papers has application s fo r their 1945 e-m ’-'r-g
sta ff and will teach the fifth
and m ook is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Tw elve you ng people o f the Naza- prized possession, how ever, is his 82
should
do so
im m ediately,
been a great blessing to our fam ily | sugar
sixth grades
D arrell Jones is the Jam es Cam pbell on route 1.
rene Church have been attending a point tow ard
discharge, and
since and is greatly a p p ieciu ted.” K lam - 1 since
application s will he receive 1
principal and teacher o f eighth and
T he Past M atrons o f the Order o f young
peoples
institute at
Twin h i has been In the service since
! and processed on ly up to and Indu
seventh grades. Mrs. C. Yount ha*
Eastern Star met in the Boyd grove R ocks attending school in the mo: n April, 1912. he is eagerly looking fo r ­ ath Falls.
“ K eep up the good w ork .” — W o o d -i in g Septem ber 15.
the third and fourth grades; M rs last F riday with a pot lurk dinner. 1 ing and recreational work
in the af- ward to an early return home.
burn
M G eiger in charge o f
p tim a rj
T hey spent the afternoon
sewing ternoon
room
block s made o f wool ..material
to-i
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Kokich Studio Open Now
Pictures of the Heavens
___________________ gether for lap robes for the Veter-
Catch Jumbo Crab
G eorge W . B aker o f
Portland,
n .
r
, ,
< ■
,
ans Hospital.
writes to an old friend, that he en­ To be shown Sept. 11-16
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D ick
K ok ich
announces the re-
D i g as C abbage Heads
Mr and Mrs. Hellenthaw o f P ort- joy s reading the B eaverton E nter­
Miss B etty L. B urke and pa rents j open ln p o f h |, W est Slope A ccord
Ernest L H aw kes
internationally
-
land were guests o f Mr. and Mrs. prise every
week, to know w hat’s know n E va n g elist-lectu rer will tie had a good tim e at T illam ook heach- j ¡on 3 tu<B0 „ t C anyon
and
Howe:
Joe Orselli is having a hard tim e stra le y the first o f the week
wintei
goin g on in the Old Hom e Tow n
at
the
Church
o f the Nazarene es the past week One o f the th r ills , roa<J W est Slope, fo r the
harvesting his lettuce c r o p - som e o f;
Mr and Mrs. Geo Blasser and Mrs Yes Sir.
B eaverton Oregon. Septem ber 11 to on the trip, was catch in g a large sp rin g term.
the heads are large as heads o f cab- C arrie Sum m ers called on Mr. and
one o f
the
P a cific's
yjj. K okich Is teach er o f m odern
W here ever you m ay roam "T h ere's 16. at 7:30 p m.
It will be an am az­ Jumbo crab
bage.
Mrs Bert R ohse o f Sellwood on Sun- no place like h om e!" and if you wish ing dem onstration in sound, color, deep sea habitants.
Betty had
Its nnd classical accordion and is avail
T he standard
lettuce crate
will day afternoon and
found him im- to m ake an oldtim e friend happy
light o f the starry heavens as seen pictun and says: "they taste bettei j nf>1e to play fo r w eddings, parti'
hold 36 large heads o f lettu ce—but proving.
He would be very happy send him a year's subscription to the through the w orld's largest telescope, than they look .”
! etc.
Joe has hard w ork pack in g only 27 to have som e callers from Beaverton, B eaverton
Enterprise.
M u l^ o m a h projected in dazzling splendor upon a
m onster
heads o f lettuce in th e.
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—
Sen- tw elve-foot acreen by the moat pow ­
Press, A loha News or T igard
“ W h ich will com e hack
fir s t—the
T h ere Is m ore food value in g r e n
crate.
H ow about y ou r su bscription ?
chleken or the e g g ? " —Sen. Sonper.' ¡s n a p beans than In yellow w ax beans.
erful p rojector made.
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