The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, September 21, 1945, Image 1

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    PUBLISH E D W EEKLY IN OUR PLAN T ON
VO L. 18, NO. 34
0. B. Gates
Makes Report
____
Voters Favor Proposed
New Water District Bonds
SHORT ST. AND CANYON H IGH W AY
Beaverton, Oregon, Friday, September 21, 1945
Final War-Chest Drive
To Begin October 1
First Fall Meeting PTA
Sept. 25 at Grade School
E ST A B LISH E D 1927
Here and There
CO-0peratÌVeS
H erbert T hom as o f the N avy ar­
At the special election called by
I The executive board o f the B eaver-
: the board o f com m issioners o f A loha-
j ton Parent T eachers A ssociation met rived hom e last week and was greet­
: H uber W ater D istrict on Septem ber
The final drive on w hat has been ®*Ptem ber 13 at the hom e o f Mrs. ed by his w ife, Mrs. Mae T hom as,
also Herbert Jr., his son. w hom he
17 at
H uber C om m ercial Club Hall term ed the W ar Chest and has In- 1 °JJn R obinson.
Mr. T h om as’
j there w ere 143 votes cast
fo r the eluded E uropean
John T. Kovaly Elected
R elief and Com-1
The m eeting was called to order by had not seen before.
T his
. a ffirm a tiv e and 67 against the meas- m uhity projects, will begin in B eav- ; “ *rs - tt- H. Besm ehn first vice presi- parents reside on C ooper Mt.
New Chairmen Announced | ure.
was
a
happy
hom
e-com
ing
Babson Discusses
erton on O ctober 1
dent
Minutes o f the previous m eet-
T his com in g
Sunday will be the
y ,
_ __
I T he proposed plans for the Dis-
Mr. R ich ard Doty, and Rev. L eon- j inK w ere dispensed with as the pur- . a ‘t 'S u n d a v " fnr
E* U' e New Opportunities
• ° 5
K ovaly o f H illsboro, was trict calls for the con stru ction o f a
ard Johnson, a ctin g as co-ch airm en *’ose ° ! tllls board m eeting was to . . . ‘
. ' .
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elected chairm an o f the W ashington . ten-inch steel pipe main from Hills- ..
»,
»
, . ■ 1)1:1 n
hn
fira l
otn ilor
m n n th lv
aat.
l ,l \ ^ 1)1011 St I \ i t l ^
H cth tl
d . r i v e are
o D ». t i m i s t . i 1 c for » the
Plan t tho
first r regular
m onthly m
meet-
"V‘e y - W
" i l l ) . I nav*
heen serving sum
Bi m er. 1 a i °u ce»ter, Mass.. Sept. 21—1 re-
cou n ty R ed Cross Thursday evening, , boro to the D istrict tank with later- fo r the
S3°00
w
hich
h
is
been
allot-
inK
o
f
the
term
w
hich
will
be
^
ongregation
al
C
hurch
this
sum
in p ace o O. B. Gates, w ho has a]s on eVery street within the Dis- quota o f
.......
„h e r . e !
cen tl-v w a lk ,d b y L ord &
T a y lor’s
'K J S E .fS .I MK •» Tu..d.», s.p..„.b.r ffl. », H he com plete
Ch
‘c«f.
his studies in the j l>eilutiful F ifth A venue show win-
resigned after three years o f success- j trict to houses now con stru cted that ed B eaverton and its im m ediate vi Ute B eaverton G rade School at
cinity.
,
sem inary,
T heir m any friends wish d ow s-
Behold, I saw an
elaborate
U.
desire service such laterals to range
E very citizen is asked to and w ill,) 0 cAock
, . ° a
$114.316.67 was subscrib- jn
f rom eight-inch steel pipe to
A
short
business
session
is
sched-
Jhe“
weI'
“
nd
h
oPe
,h
t
y
wU1
retu
r"
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b
o
y
'
hitm
a
n
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f
y residents o f W ashington coun- tw o-inch galvanized pipe, depending rally to this w orthy cause— respond
B eaverton,
as
y during the last three
R ed C ross, upon the population o f the area to gen erously— and see
ington C ounty C ouncil President as
fu n e ra l services will be held Fri-
know n as F olly Cove, when 1 went
war fund cam paign s
w hich
were , be aerved.
In addition, new* service always, g o over the top.
peaker.
H er top ic will be "A High day
Portland for Mrs. Mayte Law -
Section
leaders
and
helpers
for
the
down there m y father used to call
con ducted during G ate’s supervision. pipes will be
installed
from
the
Ichonl
Parent
T
eacher
A
ssociation.”
1
,t>nce
Liverm
ore,
who
died
Tuesday
various districts will be announced
it "R o g e rs F olly."
As a I had
ffo
t0
reP °rt-
This was m ains t0 the meters.
A ltogether,
P rogram Chairm an Mrs. E. Brice. in a Seattle hospital. She leaves her
14/.36 per
cent
o f the
a ggregate l b e D istrict will have to construct in next w eek 's paper.
I has a special feature to o ffe r
The hushnnd, John W . L iverm ore o f Hu- ■ ” ever s‘ nce heard o f an y other F olly
ber, tw o sons
Jerry
and
Donald. Love, 1 stopped at Lord A T aylor's
qu ota o f $80,300 fo r the three drives, approxim ately 38 miles o f pipe line,
: chairm an
and her
com m ittee feel
Sure
In 1943 quota was $13,300, subscrip- w hich will provide w ater service to Pat Mathiesen Accepts Bid that there is a definite need for a Seattle; m other Mrs. E m m a Law- and exam ined the goods.
tions, $21,180.90, 159.28 per cent o f , everyone within the D istrict desiring
rence, and brother C lifford , o f P ort­ en ou g h ! they w ere from m y own
more
‘‘E
ntertain
in
g’’
type
o
f
pro­
t'u rth er-
U niversity o f O regon Eugene, Sept.
quota. 1944— quota $27,500, subscrip- I ¡,
land. father A. M. L aw rence and sis­ F olly C ove o f G loucester.
21—Pat M athiesen,
B eaverton
.ac­ gram s and plan to bring to the Sep­ ter Mrs. C. T. Green. Seattle
m ore, I was again proud o f this
tions $42.400,39, „154.18 ..per cen t o
f
___________________
tem
ber
m
eeting
the
“
Journal
Jun­
T he good s were as pretty as
cepted a bid to Sigm a K appa soror­
quota.
l # f t —qu ota
$39,500,
sub­
Louis Daniels brother Fred G A ni- Cove..
iors.”
the girl I used to go with.
scription s $50,735.38, 128.14 per cent Hagg Heads Organization ity at the U niversity o f O regon. F o r­
ck
er
o
f
R
ockaw
ay,
passed
aw
ay
M embership Chairman, Mrs. Shof-
B etter L iving fo r Less M oney
mal rushing cam e to a close on the
o f quota.
A grou p o f W a sh in gton
county
ner, is now ready to receive m em ­ Sept. 18.
So, at m y first opportunity I hiked
cam pus Friday.
G ates expressed his appreciation
R ecitation o f the rosary will be
dairym en interested in artificial in­
bership dues.
Last years m em ber­
ba ck to m y old hom e at G loucester
to subscribers all over the cou nty
sem ination have decided to form an
ship o f 329 must he increased by 1(K; held F riday at IV gg's Chapel for where 1 am w riting this colum n for
fo r their liberal donations w hich
association and in corporate as part Beaverton Sporting Goods
R oom m other chairm an. Mrs. N. Donald E dw ard Gosselin, w ho was my 400 friendly newspapers.
W ell,
made the cam paign records possible:
He
o f a state-w ide dairy artificial in­ Opens New Shop on Front Peck, announced that the eighth accidentally killed at Oswego.
is the
rem arkable sto ry :— A
to area and com m un ity chairm en
was 18 years old. son o f Mr. and Mrs. h eie
sem ination organization reports Pal-
grade
m
others
will
be
in
ch
arge
of
D. E. H icks has opened a S porting |
and solicitors, new spapers, etc., and
„
Dolard G osselin o f Beaverton.
In- very intelligent girl named V irginia
This
refreshm ents.
Lee B urton—a graduate o f the B os­
G oods Store on Front street, next t o :
to .11
(o r patriotic
T
here
is
still
a
need
for
C
am
p
Fire
,
M
t
C
aivary
cem
etery
I group has elected H enry H agg Reed- W . E. Pegg. in B eaverton.
in m any ways.
H e w i ll; G uardian and it is hoped that any-
CpI. and M rs
Donald W lch er o f ton Art Museum, m arried a success­
sell,
buy.
and
rebuill
bicycles,
.
. . .
...
, , u
iim m
a.
een-eou ful scu lp tor nam ed G eorge D em e-
The R ed Cross production room s
Olym
pia,
W ash.,
were
w eek-end
(B y the way, if any “ Mass.
will have to be vacated soon and a
and also do expert repairing. He has [
’ interesting w o-k " win con tact kuests o f his m other, Mrs. H ow ard tiios.
T ech .” m en read this story pleuse
New Artival
the a gen cy fo r the postw ar Schw inn-
k y
7 *
/
,
' 1 co n ta tt W eed last week.
new site procured
fo r ..production
note she is the dau ghter o f ou r be­
work.
his°*we 1 k n o w n ^ c v c l e ^ "
\ ‘ Com e and" be * e'n'tertldned
o.fr
^
‘ d ^ f g r e n left the first o f the
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Frost received fo*‘
fo r this well know n bicycle.
*>*
’ month to rejoin his division in the loved Dean Burton and the sister o f
i Septem ber 25 m eeting!
w ord last week that a daughter Lu­
Senator Burton o f O h io).
Well, a l­
! East.
cille M aine arrived at the hom e of
this couple could a fford to
| T IM E to C lose Like all good m er­ though
Melvin Smith Reports
Mike’s
Shoe
Store
Sold
Pvt. and Mrs. Charles B onebrake o f
Dance for Employees
____ ____
__ ____
chants,
Classified
ads _________
have a closin a
g live in any apartm ent o f an y city,
For Re-assignment
Springfield, Mass., on Sept. 6 .
Mrs.
A com pan y dance w as given at the time.
It is 6 p. m. W ednesday. R e- ; tiu y c h °o se to live as G od intended
M ike’s Shoe Store was sold this
B onebrake will be rem em bered
as
they
should
live,
H ence,
they
T han k you!
S /S g t. M elvin Jam es Smith, son o f Jane F rost Pvt. B onebrake has re­ week to W eib y Bros, o f P ortland, Palais R oyale last w eek by the O re-; m em ber please.
bought a little farm here at F olly
gon
M
otor
Stages
w
hich
was
attend-
j
Gelindi
P
esenti
is
em
ployed
at
a
w
ho
im
m
ediately
took
ch
arge
o
f
the
Mr. and Mrs. W m . Smith, last w eek ceived „ a d
_______
________
isch arge Sept. 10 having store.
Cove and are living
better fo r less
Mr. R oss o f P ortland will be ed by over 250 o f its em ployees. R e- Portland departm ent store,
com pleted a 30-day fu rlou gh
after j g ^ e d overseas 27 m onths prior to
freshm ents were served and short
Peter Stock, old . tim e butcher at money.
in
ch
arge
o
f
the
shoe
repair
depart­
spending 31 m onths in the South j p eb 1944 after w hich he has been in
A fter the honeym oon w as over and
alks given by officia ls o f the com - Beaverton and Aloha is feelin g bet-
P a cific attached to the Signal Corps. the state's
T h ey plan to return to ment.
G eorge and V irgin ia
had started
Mr. and Mrs. P ien ovi will con tin u e I pany follow ed by a very pleasant e v - j t e r lately,
H e reported to F ort L ew is T hu rsday I the w est coast as SOon as Mrs. Bone-
to m ake their hom e in B eaverton, j ening.
i Johana
E kstrom
was
in
tow n tw o fine boys on their way, they de­
fo r re-assignm ent or discharge.
[b ra k e and baby are able to travel.
j Tuesday greeting friends -she likes cided to try & truly co-operative e x ­
Mr. P ien ovi will have been in busi­
T he trip to F ort Lew is was made ;
____________ .________
T hey felt that
I to read the E nterprise and shop in perim ent in art.
ness
25
years
in
January.
Great
Times
at
Netarts
by autom obile and Sgt. Sm ith w a s ; D
* j 11 „
|\4
many o f the so-called “ co-op erative”
Beaverton.
accom pan ied
by
his
father
and ! Past Noble (jrands Meet
i N etarts long-tim e fam ous sum m er
Mrs. H ogan is w ork in g at the enterprises are ju st a form o f big
m oth er; his sister. Cathryn, and his I T he B eaverton Past N oble Grands Beaverton Youth Killed
| lesort alon g N etarts Bay, T illam ook Lunch B ox since sch ool opened fail business sailing under false colors
aunt, Mrs. M ary HArd, o f D es Mo-
So
this is what they did.
T hey
» v
1.
i Club m et at the hom e o f H attee Tay-
In Crash at Oswego
, county, and for m any years operated semester.
ines, Iow a.
Mrs. H urd has been a 1
This
called togeth er all
their
m arried
lor in A loh a last W ednesday.
_
by
the
late
A.
N.
D
avies
form
er
sa
w
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jaim
e
L.
H
udson
will
guest at the W m ,. Sm ith hom e fo r
is the first m eeting o f the fall. The
Donald E dw ard G osseline o f route mill ow n er at T ig a .d — Is still u great open their secon d sportw cur store In neighbors, wives o f farm ers, fish er­
the past six weeks.
O ctober m eeting will be held with 1 B eaverton, w as killed alm ost i n - , place to find som e sw ell clam s and j Portland.
Mrs. Hudson Is Dr. T . G. men, stonecutters and others. These
A brother, Sgt.
(B ill)
Sm ith re­ Mrs. E llen L aR ue.
All Past Noble s ta n tl/ M onday in O sw ego w hen
1 ¿rabs, a ccord in g to Mr. and Mrs. Cal- \ Hetu’s daughter. T hey spent Sunday were m others w ho were doin g their
cen tly w rote that he w as headed fo r G rands are invited.
ow n housew ork and taking care o f
T he Club plans m ilk truck
he
w as
driving
was vin Barnes, who enjoyed a great tim e ’ at the Hetu home.
an em barkation p ort in F ra n ce and to have som e hand sew ing ready to struck by another truck, a ccord in g to | dow
their
own
children.
H ence, the
n that
lo -t w eek.
A
marrirfjje
license
has
been
issued
it is hoped that he will jo in hia fa m ­
police reports.
;
___ _____ ___________
first requirem ent was that w ork
d o at that time.
i
to
Cidred
S.
S
chriner
and
Juanita
S.
ily in B eaverton in the near future.
must be done at hom e.
G osseline was throw n out o f the
D
.
a >
i 1
a
•
■ Moore, both o f B eaverton.
W ounded in the fig h tin g near A ach ­
truck, w h ich is one o f those in which
oeaverton Melons Arrive
Dr. Jam es T. Millar field represen- The Joy o f C reating Nometliiug
ALO H A NEW S
en, Germ any, Sgt. Sm ith has been in
The second requirem ent was that
the driver stands, and died o f a .
tutive nf thp Orpiron Pnuncil o f
the E uropean theatre fo r 20 m onths.
skull fracture
' A co u Ple o f m onths ago, the peo- J*u v e . or ln e u re/,on c o u n c il
or to hold these m other's interest they
Miss
M
ary
A
ntrim
spent
a
few
skull
rracture.______________
;
ple
w
ere
buying
C
alifornia
canta-1
Churches
was
guest
speaker
at
Ki
H e was driving an am bulance at the
It was also la- must be encouraged to use their
days in Seattle last week.
.
1
. . .
.-*»
1 loupes
later Dillard
m elons cam p | w an*s W ednesday.
tim e lie was wounded.
heads as well as their hands. H ence,
Mrs. D. G. Niles w as elected secre­
Anthony L»eis in 1 own
I on tbe m arket and now, B eaverton ; d '? f night
R obert N orton, son-in-law o f Mr.
Dr. and Mrs. T. G. Hetu entertain- 1 V ir8 inia had them actu ally design
tary
o
f
the
garden
club
at
the
recent
A
nthony
Leis
prom
inent
painter
grow
n
m
elons
are
arriving
and
the
and Mrs. W m . Sm ith w as discharged
Mrs. W alter residing
in
eastern
W ash in gton flavor is OK . W ednesday G eorge Da- ed Thursday with a dinner for Guy and cre“ ‘ e som ething them selves.
from the arm y tw o m onths ago and m eeting at her hom e,
all o f the tow nspeople— except
being
his
birthday. Yet,
Mrs. cou nty fo r m any years w as in B eav- j vies o f South B eaverton, brought in Alexander, it
is back at his old jo b w ith H ok e and B orb erg w as elected treasurer.
H enry S ch ofer has purchased the D orothy N orton find Ix>ulse Kenyon
Selby, w holesalers, in Portland. N or­ P ooley is president o f this enthusias­ erton with his folk s shopping at local a load o f ch oice m usk melons,
thought this was im possible. Only
L. J. Bader hom e on H ighw ay 217,
stores— by the way, he bou ght a big
ton served as Captain and first pilot tic club.
these tw o believed thnt untrained
near
N
olan
street,
Metzger.
Im
provem
ents
are
b
ein
g
made
at
waterm
elon.
in the 15th air force.
H e received
O l’ A announces effectiv e Sept. 14,' Pe o Pl® could design original patterns
W heeler
his disch arge
after 50 successful j the M cN am ara hom e on
C IIL K C II O F C H R IST
1945, white flesh potatoes all level l (and t*»«y ,nU8t »>e absolutely orlg
m issions over G erm any and occu p ied ! avenue,
G
eorge
IV.
Springer,
P
astor
distribution,
including
retail have
f°*' which great Fifth Avenue
territory.
His w ife is the form er
P fc. E lla Antrim is hom e on a
M orning w orship and preaching at been rem oved fro m price list con trol :
would scram ble,
sh
ort
furlough.
.
Geraldine Marie Smith.
9:45 a. m.
until O ctober 26, 1945.
| Wt’ n’ tllese wom en have no com -
Mrs.
M argaret
Stroeve o f
the
T opic Faith Defifled
CHURCH OF THE N A ZA K E N E
H om er W ilson has gone to C alifor- Pany or
organization.
T hey call
A loh a-H u ber school spoke on A rt at
F ollow in g the serm on, the L ord ’s . nia fo r fu rth er training.
His w ife **rs- D em etrois,
P residen t” ; while
L eonard C. Johnson P astor
the rural school teachers m eeting at
Osterloh Given Medal
supper will be observed.
¡a n il three children are visiting with 1 al1 'I " ' others are “ Vice p resid en ts.’’
9:45 a. m. Sunday School, W alter |
, H illsboro last week.
Bible School class session 11 a. m ' i Mrs. Bertha W ilson.
T hey also elect « J“ ry o f five to set-
W ith the A m erical In fa n try Divis- i
Sgt. Claude C ourtrlgh t spent a fev\ Lovett, Supt.
Christian E ndeavor 6:30 p. m.
Mr. Cam pbell o f H illsboro, is build- tle any ¿ ‘ «PUtes w hich may arise.
ion in
the
Philippines— F irst
L t .! days at home.
11 a. m. M orning w orship.
E vening w orship 7:30 p. m.
I ing n service station at East s tr e e t, Kach wom an m akes and ow n s her
W ilbur M. Osterloh, husband o f Mrs. I Cpl. E arl Corrieri, left Tuesday to
P astor speaking.
Special, m usic by orchestra.
| and the highw ay in B eaverton.
. ° " n designs; she carves the blocks
E rras H. Osterloh, B ox 25, B e a v e r -! report to Santa Ana. C alif., a fter a
6:30 p. m.
Y oun g P eop le’s service
T op ic— A H iding Place.
Mr. K ibler is now the Journal rep- 1 ' ou l
battleship lin oleu m ); m ixes
ton. Oregon, has been aw arded the I 20-day fu rlou gh at home.
H i-N -Y and N YPS.
M idw eek Bible study and
prayer j regentaUve in place o f D E H icks. thp lnk and foils It on the blocks.
B r6 nze Star Medal fo r h eroic a c h ie v e -, S /S g t. G. W Hansen Jr., will leave
7 :30 p. nr.
E va n gelistic
se r v ic e .! service W ed. 8 p. m.
I who has opened up a store o f his Then the IjUk'ks »r e
put over the
m ent against the Japanese at Cebu. | Sept. 22 fo r Fort L ew is, W ash., an
W edn esday 7:30 p. m.
M id-week j T op ic— Unity o f the
New
Testa j own the B eaverton S porting G oods < lo! h lald
<he floor and stam -
A t the tim e Lt. Osterloh w as lead-| then to N orth Carolina,
prayer m eeting.
! m ent Church.
: Store on Front, next to W. E. P egg. lM'd l yes literally stam ped upon bc-
er o f a platoon m aking an attack on
L eander Clark lA n d yi late o f 7320 • The tim e for the evening s e r v ic e s !
Paul K nepp received the sad news cause 11 wom an must ju m p up and
enem y positions on H orseshoe R idge, • N. D elaw are P ortlan d ) died
S e p . has been changed to the old tim e o f |
L A T T E R -D A Y S A IN T S
j Sundav o f the death o f his m other , down on h‘>r Work to m ake a good
north o f Cebu City.
D u ring the i 18 at Huber.
A m erican L egion Hall
7:30 fo r the fall and w inter m on th s.!
I Mrs W illiam Knepp, w ho died sud- P,in t
T hey began by m aking only
final phase o f the attack the enem y
G eorge G ordon Jr., who has been
N orth Main St., H illsboro, Ore.
1 denly Saturday night In V ancouver, table dollies scarfs, etc.; but now
laid dow n a te rrific 90mm
m ortar j hom e on a furlough from the E urop-
M E T H O D IST C H U R CH
Sunday S ch ool at 10 a. m.
B. C-
F un eial services were held d 'e y m ake yard-goods fo r dresses,
barrage cov erin g the entire com pan y : ean theatre o f war. where he " a s
4th and W atson Sts.
! Guest speaker every 3rd Sunday. . w
.
w
K nenn
Mrs. E r- ! cu rtain s and exquisite wallpaper.
fron t with devastating effect. F ift e e n ! bad ly wounded, left W ednesday for
Rev. E verett L B ow ers. P astor
I E lder J. T . S. Peterson,
B ranch I ¡J
and yMr,. G eorge left
lei
M onday Elim inating O verhead
men were wounded in the initial b a r-: Santa M onica, C alifornia, fo r fu ith er
Pu
e n n a a c ge:
ro-
Rm
o r l t o o ay
tr
I I Prest.
P
a r rson
356 B
roadw
But there is one m ore feature
j
night
for
V
ictoria
to
attend
the
rage and lay exposed on the ridge. | m edical care.
C hurch School 9:45 a. m. with Mrs j
It usually
i funeral.
Survivors include her hus- w hich should be noted.
The enem y then
directed w ith er-;
C ooper Mt. P. T. A will hold its Nan Bourquin, Supt.
A LO H A CO M M U N ITY C H U R CH
I band. W m . M . Knepp, son Paul, o f costs m ore to sell good s than to
ing m achine gun and rifle fire on first m eeting at the scholhouse P ri-
Let us balance our secular ed u ca-i
G raydon D. L oree, Pastor
! B eaverton;
daughters,
Mrs. H. O. m ake th em ; but not so at F olly
the area.
! day evening at 8 o'clock .
tion with proper religious
training, 1 Sunday S ch ool 9:50 a. m.
Ervin, C orvallis; H ow ard A.,
M on­ Cove. T he overhead advertising and
Lt. Osterloh went forw ard from h is ; Sgt. H om er E. C hurchill has been thus helping to con stru ct the New
M ary Antrim , Supt.
terey, C alif; Mrs. C. W . Neale, yic- sales expense o f these wom en am ount
position o f cover to supervise the aw arded the Bronze Star medal for ( W orld O rder in the light o f Christian
M orning w orship 11 a. m.
H ence, each wom an
toria, B. C.; Mrs. Mark M cK ay, M ag­ to only l ’*%
evacuation o f the w ounded m a k in g 1 heroic and m eritorious
service in precepts.
Youth F ellow ship 7 p. m.
dollar
nolia,
A lberta; nieces
Mrs.
O tto gets 98'n 'r cents o f every
several
trips
acnoss
seventy-five | con n ection with the turning back o f
E ven ing service 8 p. m.
M orning w orship 11 a. m.
which the retail stores pay fo r the
George
o
f
R
eedville;
and
Mrs
Vera
yards o f fire sw ept ground. H e was the big
counter attack
in Alsace,
T he pastor will preach upon the
T hese wom en certainly are
S tiff living at G oldcndale. W ash., gpods.
h im self wounded, but continued with j F rance,
them e “ T he P rom otion o f the K in g ­
teach in g m an u factu rers
som eth in g
THE VALLEY
form erly o f R eedville.
his effo rts until all o f the wounded
dom ” .
A. D. G eorge will sing.
with distribution.
T his lesson alone
CO M M U N ITY C H U RCH
men were brou ght to a safe place.
Wright Joins Navy
M ethodist Youth Fellow ship m e e ts '
entitles this story to be in this w eek­
U N IT E D P R E S B Y T E R IA N
at 7 p. m. leader Miss Janet Sweet. [ S W Gabel Lune at Fairw ay Dr., d \xi M r C U I « n r l n n w A r s h i n ly fin
colum n.
n. But
fln an
a n cial
c‘al colum
But m
m ost
ost lm
lm- -
D. W .
l a n d o n w a r » n i p i portant o f all, this is proof U nt
W illiam R W right, Beaverton, has
C ircle No. 1 W SCS m eets W e d 1
R ev. H. A. A rm itage
Pioneer» Ate Wild Honey
enlisted in the U. S. N avy at the from 10 a. m. to 3:30 at church.
A board a destroyer in the P a cific— ! noth in g su cceeds like true co-opera-
M orning service 10:30 a
ac-
Choir p ractice at 8 p. m. ‘ W ednes­
B enjam in W. M rCleland Jr., U S N R 1 tion.
H ere all have the same pow-
B ack In the “ E igh ties’’ when the R ecru itin g Station in Portland
Adam s day.
son o f Mr. and Mrs. B enjam in W . Me-1 ers, vote opportunities and yet the
B eaverton cou ntry was sparsely set- co rd in g to Lt. Com dr. K 1
A I.O IIA A S S E M B L I O F GOD
f o r - 'o f f i c e r in charge o f that naval ac
Clelland o f route 2. B eaverton, Ore., ’ Incom e o f each is
based upon het
tied and surrounded by heavy
Sunday S ch ool 10 a. m.
P IL G R IM
Is a m em ber o f the crew o f veteran own Individual efforts.
Q uestions:
ests o f fir and pine there were m any I tlvity.
W orsh ip 11 a. m.
of
L U T H E R A N ( 111 KCII
fighters serving aboard this 2100-ton W hy can not this co-op erative prin-
wild bees in the w oods, an old tim er | T he new b lu ejack et is
.9° " ,
.
T hu rsdays 7:45 p. m.
F arm in gton Rd. at M enlo Drive
w arship which has played a prom in- ciple be applied tp m any other prod­
in this vicinity. Billy King, had an Mr. and
M rs_
E rw in A. G erken P astor
ent role in virtually every m ajor N a-i u cts?
May there not be a sugges-
eagle-eye in sp ottin g bee trees and route 1. b ox 833 H e attended B .
522 B roadw ay
val operation in the P a cific war tion here fo r returning veterans w ho
BETHEL
harvested along in Septem ber gallons 1 erton H igh School and has been em-
Sunday School 9 45 a. m.
con e during the past year.
1 want to be both
independent and
C O N G R E G A T IO N A L C H U R CH
o f strained
h oney
gathered from ployed by J. B. Im lay and Son.
Divine Service 11 a. m „
McClelland, a seam an, first class, useful,
R ev. F. T. Sturtevant, P astor
the C oast R an ge m ountains
down
~ ~ '*
T
T o p ic —“ H ow to K eep Y our Salva­
9 45 a. m.
C hurch School.
M iss ¡jo in e d the crew o f this destroyer in
to the nearby hills and m any o f t h e ; Garden Club to have
tion."
A m arette Barns, Supt
May. 1944. a n d . saw his first action N e w
C h a ir m e n A n n o u n c e d
old pioneers had ftrew eed honey on . ,
1 p i _ w __ Q L nw
The T railer M ission will com plete
l i a. m.
M orning service
I in the invasion o f Saipan.
Since _
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then hot cakes fo r breakfast.
Informal rlower Z 5h O W
S:S0 ; m
Intermediate Young then bl battW record bows particV- rO r W a r l^fiest C a m p a i g n
Billy K ing resides in Portland now | B eaverton C om m unity Garden club its stay this Sunday evening, Sept.
| pation In Naval
engagem ents
and j
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—but it m akes him smile when you m eets this F riday in the IO O F hall 23. T he picture “ P ow er o f G od " will People.
Public is cord ially in ­
landings at Guam Tinian,
A nguar,
A num ber o f new area chairm en
6:30 p. m. Senior Y ou n s People.
m ention those good times at B eaver on B roadw ay to en joy an inform al be shown.
vited to attend.
Peleliu. Layte, M indoro and Luzon, fo r the w ar chest cam paign which
ton a long tim e ago.
flow er show .
E ach m em ber is to
The Sunday School picnic will be
In addition
his ship accom pan ied opens O ctober 1, has been announced
C H A P E L S E R V IC E
bring three entries, a horticultural, held after the service.
T ransporta­
j carriers on raids which hit T ok yo, by H enry E. Shelton, cou nty chair-
B E A V E R T O N FULL GO SPEL
Bloodworth Get» Certificate an arrangem ent and miniature.
tion will be provided.
Iw o Jim a, K yushu, O kinaw a, and man.
.S h erw ood ,
Tualatin,
Mrs.
O rville J. Poulin. Minleter
A fter ju d gin g o f entries the judges
Ladies Aid will meet at the church
targets In the Nansel S h oto area.
G eorge
Flagm an. Beaverton.
P ro
I. O. O. F. Hall Beaverton
will
explain
w
hy
som
e
o
f
the
entries
W ith the E ighty Ninth Division in
¡W ed n esd a y evening. 7 30 p. m.
He also is a veteran o f the sea-air! gress. Garden Hom e, D ick D oty and
Sundays 7:45 p. m.
were
w
inners
and
what
was
w
ron
g
i
F rance— F our men o f H eadquarters
battle for Leyte G u lf last O ctober, In, R ev. I»eonard Johnson; W est Slope,
E verybod y w elcom e.
A potluck
Special T roops 89th Infant! y Di- with the oth er exhibits.
W E S T IIIJ.LS
which his ship executed a night tor- A.
N.
W etterborg;
A loha-H uber.
vision, have been aw arded the Certi- lunch is scheduled.
L U T H E R A N C H U RCH
ST. C E C E L IA f IfU R f II
pedo attack on a
heavy Japanese i Bethany, John M eeke; Orenro, R eed-
ficste of Merit for outstanding per-
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task force in S u rigac S trait and was ville. N orth
Plains.
Mrs
R oy A.
Canyon R oad, near Sylvan
Masses 8:25 and 10:25.
form an ce o f duty in com bat by Ma-
F loyd Burke, w ho has been work-
credited with sinking an enem y bat- M ishler; Tigard. Metzger, Art Mason.
W erner J. Fritz. Minister
jor General T hom as D. F5nley. 89th ing *t the
shipyards
fo r
several
R E K m IIJ .E « OMMI M I \
Sept. 23
tleship and a destroyer.
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D ivision Com m ander.
years, was in P ortland M onday buy-
1 ¡: n n r a i A N i m r c h
Sunday S ch ool 9:45 a. m.
M cClelland en tered the N avy In
"T h ree cheers for the U. 8 . N avy
S taff Sergeant W illiam B. B lood- !ng a 3200 pound team horses, and
January. 1944.
: and A rm y.’’- Sign painted by Japs
Divine Service 11 a. m.
R ev. H am pton. Pastor
worth, son o f Joe K. B loodw orth. o f will begin fall plow ing this week on
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'o n Y okoham a roof. (W h at, no Ma-
T he R ev.
L aw rence
Knoll
will
Sunday S ch ool 10 a.
m.
G. E
route 2. B ox
463 Beaverton,
is a the hom e ranch above Buxton,
preach.
E veryon e invited and wel- i Geiger. Supt
"P rod u ction , not politics, Is the an- rin es?)
m em ber o f this division, and received
F loyd likee h o n e s and is well pleas- com e.
The R ev. W ern er F ritz will I W orsh ip Service 11 a. m.
swer to
Inflation.” —C o lb y C h e ste r,.
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hls certificate o f m e r it
| ed with his fou r year old black*.
ebsirm an, G eneral F oods Corp.
I T urn war stam ps Into Bonds
o fficia te on Sept. 34.
1 Y ou n g P eople's C. El 7 p. m.
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f
Church Services
Experiments
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