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

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    PUBLISH ED W E E K L Y
VOL. 18, NO, 45
IN OUR P L A N T ON
SHORT ST. AN D C A N Y O N H IG H W A Y
Beaverton. Oregon,
Fridav, December 7, 1945
Sell More
Bonds This Week
ESTABLISHED 1927
Here and There
Mail Gifts
Early
Clarence G. Eastman, 14, of route3
son ot Mi. and Mrs. Jack Eastman,
was killed Wednesday when struck
■ l>> a stolen car occupied by for Port-
| land boys. The Eustman boy was on
•i bicycle.
The stolen cai belonged Put Address and Street
to Joseeph Wendling. also ot route 3 In Ink, Wrap Securely
j and was stolen in Portland.
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"Get that last 20 per cent!" is the
No.
battlecry at headquarters as Wash­
ington county swings through the
final week of the Victory Loan bond !
selling campaign with all ambitions
| Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McCormack
Tho Christmas season is again with
set on attaining the $565,000 series i
| had as dinnet guests Saturday evening lis'
Postmasters all over the coun-
E bond quota before Saturday's dead- j
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j Miss —
Barbara
Payne anl Larry Bar- try are urging people to mail their
line.
Mailing for
I gan.
Miss Payne has recently re- cards and gifts early.
On sales through last Saturday!
distant States should be sent well in
lurned
from
Bushnell
hospital,
where
night, the county has reached 80 I
she spent several weeks with her advance of December 10, and greet
per cent with a total of $453.239.50. j
brothei Dick, who lost two legs in ing cards for western states should
By averaging $20,000 per day for the ;
the European theatre of war. Larry be mailed not later than December
final week, the goal can be reached.
Bergan has been discharged iroin the 15 to assure delivery before Christ­
County Co-chairmen W. C. Christen­
uii
corps and hus taken up his work mas Day.
sen and H. L. MacKenzie urge every­
Remember this
If a Christmas
I
again
at the Portland air base.
body to "pitch in and wind it up.”
present is to be appreciated, it must
Banks area, first and only areu to
received before Christmas.
If
Mr. and Mrs. McCormack expect j be
go over the top on figures through
theii son Warren Dobyns to return! received after Christmas, the beau-
Saturday has 116 per cent with sales
on the Saratoga. Warren is a high tiful sentiment that prompted the
of $39,606.25 reported by Chairman
point man und expects to be dis-1 giving is gone; it is a disappointment,
George L Laver.
Banks quota was
charged on arrival in the U. S. A. and tbe gift is appreciated only for
set at $33,900.
| its material value.
Beaverton surged into third place
Paul S Smith of Ueaveitun was' Address parcels fully and plainly
with 79 per cent for an edge of three
aboard the transport Marine Lynx j with pen and ink to street and num-
I
per cent over Hillsboro.
Beaverton ’ |
which was supposed to sail Sunday ber, using the zone number where it
sales listed by Mrs. Robert Summers I
| afternoon foi Yokohama. It had how­ is known.
are $66,983.75 toward a quota o f !
ever to be tied up several days as
Pluce your name and address in
$84,750
five crewmen jumped the ship and1 the uppei left hand corner of th.
Mrs. Morris L. Gedrose. 2411 S. W. Troy street, escaped serious injury when she
Sales in Tigard area have reached j
had to be replaced before she could1 parcel preceded by the word "From” .
fled with baby from home of sister-in-law, Mrs. Jay Lommen. 9122 S. W. Capitol
the two-third mark of a $62,150 quota ;
8°-
j Your zone number, if in Portland,
Highway, above, and was knocked down by branches of falling trees.
with -$41,856.25.
_
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.
„ . „ should also be included in the return
Guy R. Gregg, seaman 1/c Goyt R ., addreM
Governor Snell has designated the I
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“ Oregonian
i Allen, shopfitter l/c, Earl L. Enger, | Pack paice,8 calefuUy, wrap se-
period from December 2 to 8 as Vic- j
chief carpenters mate, Robert M. curely with two or three thicknesses
tory Loan days and has called uPon Kiwanis Club Elect
ALOHA
| Bosch motor mech mate l /c were|of heavy wrapplnK paper, tle wlth
citizens to Join the national program
Mr. Bowen Talks on Red
of special emphasis on senes E New Officers
recently given discharges at Brem-i >trong cord but do not seal or en
Lt. John Rohrback has received his ^ ross a t P* T. A. Meeting
parct,, or else reRU.
bonds for this week.
j erton, Wash., Personnel Separation I cl0se a letter in par
Center.
Deadline for series E bond pur-
At a recent meeting of the Beaver- i hon° rable diacharge after two years
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lar letter rate will have to be paid.
chases to count in the Victory Queen 1 ton Kiwanis club M. D. Murphy was I service.
® l ®su,ai nieeting of the P.
Insure valuable parcels.
Elmer Boyd with his wife and lit-
race is midnight Dec. 8 and support-; elected president.
O. W. Tennant , , P^C‘ ^ en*y Jucobson is home again.
, Novembei 2i Mi. Bowman
MAIL PACKAGES EARLY.
\
tie
son,
George,
of
Newberg,
were
He
was
in
the
service
nearly
five
presented
an
overall
picture
of
tho
era of the pretty candidates are urg - 1 will be vice president, Ted Emerson,
For further information consult
t
week
end
guests
of
his
parents.
Mr.
]
years.
|
many
activities
called
for
and
carried
ing everyone to buy an extra bond, past president, Jay Gibson, re-elect-
your local postmuster.
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The Coopei
Mt. ...
Sewing
met ” n by the Ked Cross.
He ...........
spoke of and Mrs. Wm. Boyd.
Miss Vowell now has 70 points, ed treasurer, and Ray W. Meadows.
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Clausen
Decern-
Kain,J°
'v
Cornet
where
many'
of
the
Bernard
Ustroski
of
route
1.
Miss Foelker 69, Miss Sellers 68. ' also re-elected secretary.
hoys visit. The British work with the i Private Richard W. Sunders, also of, Public Hearing Dec. 21
Marylee Madden 68 and Dorothy! Directors will be W. D. Cameron, ber 4.
Sgt. Willard Rohrbach after over ^ ed Cross in mainutaining the many route l. have received thetr discharge On Tualatin River Control
Rufsvold 65 points.
Finals will be}C. H. Huddleston, M. A McCorklo,
Paul Knepp, Addison Jacobson, Fred a, months^ furlough with his parents, clubs and canteens and at one time at hurt Lewis.
held at Hillsboro Dec. 10.
Mi. and Mis. Jonn Rohrbach, has re­ there have been as many as 23,000 I Dick Goyt returned last week from
Goyt and Charles Straley
In order that interested parties
ported to the Seattle air base.
volunteei women working with the Sesebo, Jupan, which is 38 miles from! j may have an opportunity to express
P.T.A. County Council
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The Happy Gardeners of Aloha, Red Cross.
He also said that over | Nagaaaka, which was bombed by an their views und present statements
¡will hold their next meeting at the '000,000 American boys have beenen- ' atom bomb. He says it is the most and arguments concerning the de­
Meet» Dec. 11 at Cedar M ill."!™ - \JaSSerty ?,ecur?s,
I home oi Mrs. B. R. Pooley on Decern- (pertained in English homes.
it was 1 desolate place he has ever seen.
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rirst I leket to Honolulu
sirability of a project involving flood
The West Slope-Benz Park areu control, drainage, und other multi­
. . T.
.. „ A. . County
v v . . „ , , I
! Lei 14 at 1:80. Her home is three »"Very interesting picture of what the
The bi-monthly P.
¡ went over the top in its Victory •
e U8e8 of the w a te r 9 0 fth e
Council will be held December 11 at 1 Mrs. Lawrence E. Haggerty o f . houses west of Stacey avenue be- Lnglit.h had done for oui toys,
the Cedar Mill Grange Hall.
T h e 1 Aloha, was the first civilian to pur- Yond Aloha on the main highway. 1 The Washington County Council of i bond drive, according to the c h a ir 1 Tualatin River Busin, a public hear­
meeting will convene at 11 a. m.
¡chase a Pan-American Air Line tick-
Major Wisenback has nearly com
* A. will be held Dec. 11 ut the man, Rev. Werner Fritz. Two weeks ing will be held at Hillsboro, Oregon,
"The Post-War Grade School" is le t
from Portland to Hawaii since 1 l,leted his shoP he expects to have it vedar Mill Grange Hall.
Cars will ago this area had exceeded its quota in the circuit courtroom of the coun­
' by bus
more than $3000.
the theme of the day’s meeting. Dr. i December 7, 1941,
She is going to ; completed
by the first of the year. e.ao Beaverton at
9 30 from the
ty courthouse at 10 a. m., Friday, De­
Drucilla M. Bennett, daughter of cember 21,
Bain of the State Department of 1 join her husband, who was chief w ar-( The Aloha Ilxit Shop now sail gas* depot. Members are urged to attend.
All interested persons
Education, the principal speaker of
rant officer in the Seabees who recent- appliances
in addition to doing re- A report showed there is $242.92 in Mr. and Mrs. B. W. McCleland of are invited to be present or repre-
the day, will speak at 11 a. m.
ly received his discharge and accept- ■ Pa*r work
on most any household " ie tieasury.
A general discussion Beaverton, was married November 16 I sented at this hearing and to submit
Anyone
needing transportation
' ed a position as inspection officer at . appliance.
on the condition of the
playground at Tigard in the parlors of Judge and ' ^ V i e w s ' o n T h e " su blet. '¿'the.
from Beaverton should be at the the Barber Point naval air station1 ^ r' and Mrs. J. W. Bangs and , ®<Il,ipment was held. Plans were made Mrs W. A. Root to MT Sgt. Jacob J orally or in writing.
Witnesses were Donald R.
Beaverton bus depot at 9:40 a. m.
¡Honolulu.
¡children have moved to a
home on about securing zone crossings at the I Aberle.
In addition to any general data,
It will be appreciated if those drlv-
Mrs. Haggerty is a daughter of M r.! Wheelei Ave. which they
recently following school bus stops On Farm- j Miller und Ben W. McClelland and specific Information Is desired in re
purchased.
They formerly lived atMnFkon Road, Bertha-Beuverton and ; Miss Gloria Wallace of Portland.
ing with room for passengers would and Mrs. C. F. Flint of Aloha.
gard to benefts that will result from
Mrs. Netanius Waters has annouc- the proposed
North Plains, Roderick and Dolores j Canyon, where it is necessary for the
pick up those waiting at the Beav­
Improvement.
Oral
entered the Aloha-Huber school Mon- | children to cross over after getting i cd the marriage of her son John H. statements will be heard but for ac-
erton bus depot.
Walters
is
happy—
day.
° ff the bus.
¡ Waters
ot Beaverton,
Novem cu
¡«
a t e .s T/5
I/O oi
Deuveuon, on ixovem-
of the rec0rd, all important
A 50c luncheon will be served by
Good conduct contests are being' Miss Madden, Beaverton candidate ' bel 22 at Holy Cross R C Church facts and arKUments should be sub-
the Cedar Mill P .T. A.
I He did not lose His Hand
conducted in the 3rd, 4th and 8th I for the Victory Bond Queen was then to Miss Mane Black, daughter of mlUed ln w,ning with five signed
Hammond General Hospital. Mo- grades The eighth grade
boys are introduced and support of the Bond Cyril and Ann Black of 18C fronton- copiegi these may be presented at the
Larry Gross in Charge of
desto Calif., Dec 7 Because a medi- competing against the girls,
and the drlve urged that ballots oe cast for ey Gardens, Liverpool, England. They hearln|? or maiied in advance to C28
Call and Delivery Service
cal officer decided to try something I b°y s are the "inners so fai as they Miss Madden. As this was dad's night, honeymooned in Blackpool, England, Pittock Block, Portland 5, Oregon.
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! he'd heard only about and because have the lea8t demerits,
the meeting was turned over to Mr. and Edinburgh, Scotland.
The November 21 iafcue of General ' /-v ii ’¥'•
Another sure sign that the war i s : battlefield medical attention is s o 1
week the winners in the third «uaeen.
Miss Madden played two
over, is to see the different services quick and decisive, Pfc. Elmer Wal- grade are R°Ber McKnight,
Ronald numbers on the trumpet. The Grant Order, a Seattle post office bulletin '-el® l 'HICrS
j contains the name of Agnes H. May Hello There!
that are gradually teturnlng
and ters, now on B-15, has tbe posses- j KiPP- Dar,ene Crosby, John Strauch, Ht«h Male quartet sang,
made available again.
I sion
sion of
of his
his right
right hand
hand todav
today.
, Michael McCoy, Mildred Williams _Rr<‘freshments were «eieved with under an item titled "100 per cent j Andrew M Kennedy was In town
Mi. K Pace
and Mr. Hudetn pO'lling. Examination".
Miss May Is an em- Satulday talking with old friends
The
Cleaners
Walters,
a 3-man
bazooka ,» , „uuna
and John
Sachs.
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„ a iic io , as one a of
, vuc
ui n a-mau
i
Th
l . r u
added another service to their list of team, was crossing an open field at
The f‘fth grade has started a Good *n,> high light of the evening was ployee of the Seattle Post Office. ' ,,|)out other days.
Mr. Kennedy was
complete dry cleaning service—that ! the edge of the town of Puttelange, Citizenship contest, the purpose of M l- Adam’s urging a second piece of The It. A May family formerly re- 1 th<) f(rat ma|i carrier on route 1 and
is a call and delivery service,
1 France, in Dec. 1944, when his outfit which is to help remind the boys and i>lc t0 everyone and then when all sided in Westdale, Mrs. May at that i„|oyd Fisher first carrier on route
Mr. Larry
Gross, who Tor many 1 was pinned to the ground by a O er-! Si'ls ot the things that make for good w®re finl8hed he announcecd that all time being employed at the main 2. This rural mail service from the
yeais was connected with a large man mortar barrage.
Lying on the . citizenship.
bad a second piece were in- post office in Portland.
j Beaverton Post Office was inaugu-
Portland firm, is now connected with j ground, he was hit in the right wrist
The sixth graders have organized y.
0 tbe k,tchen to help wash
Several ladies went into the Nile on rated in early 1904 when roads were
the Beaverton City Cleaners.
by a dud mortar shell, which made “
Reviewclub. Ruby Taylor is ( dishes.
Wednesday to the Christmas party plenty rough.
Kennedy made his
I the librarian and Dennis Buzzell i s .
given by them.
Mrs. Dora Stipe Is dttiiy trip with an open buggy, a big
We of Beaverton hope him lots of a two inch hole through his arm.
an officer in the Nile.
umbrella when It rained, driving a
success in his new position as sales | With his hand barely hanging on the assistant.
Mrs. Carrie Summers visited her large buckskin horse, while Fisher
Mrs Bushnell and Mrs. Layton at D a v j s
J T W in o .» ,-
by a few shreds of ski in, and most
mother in Hillsboro on Wednesday. | on r0ute 2, started the service at
'o f the wrist bones gone, ne was giv- tended the Washington County Pri
rv
i
^
The Sorrento Bridge club met last the 8ame time with a couple of pon-
an
emergency
treatment
at
the
aid
n*ary
1
eachers
group
in
Hillsboro
iT
U
n
t
in
g
L
lu
c
k
s
CAM P FIRE GIRLS
Tuesday at the home ot Mrs. H. A.
••nolly" and "Susie" hitched to a
¡station 200 yards away, and rushed ¡Thursday evening, Nov. 29.
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Bob Davis and Henry Desinger Nelson-
white R F. D. rig. That was a great
The Lawanka group had their by ambulance 75 miles to N ancy, , ^ The jGiil Scouts^have^completed the
Mrs. (Mitz) Alexander Is here vis­ service for the farmers to have the
usual meeting Monrlav afternoon
We I France, for the first operation.
Tree Finders Badge. They arc now were hunting ducks Monday in East-
iting hei mother und helping in the mail brought to their mall box dally.
had our business meeting taken care ! Here a surgeon recalled an article starting Needle Work Badge
Mrs ern Washington county. They shot
There have been many fine fellows
of and started making some place h* had studied which r t fn n d t<* Randa Nl 1 u 1,,''n ' ni1 ***v”
OB*
duck this side of Hillsboro Dean Drug store
The Social club of Eastern Star ' carrying the mall
on Beaverton
mats to sell and raise money for our this l yPe of inJury. and 'tef’deil to (w^er present at the meeting Nov 2« on arriving at the Beuverdam at
try to save
the hand. He rejoined ^t. Cecelia boys won in a practice Beaverton had plenty of animuni* will meet in Masonic hall on Dec. 14. rUral routes since Kennedy and Ftsh-
group.
Mrs. Otto Erickson of California, er made the initial trips 41 years
and nerves, repaired Kanle I riday by a score of 18-17. The tion.. and if these two hunters run
Virginia Huddleston Scribe blood vessels
This rural mall service has
the bones that were left, and sewed A and P squads
playcdReedvillc Mon- on to that big flock of Mallards that was calling on old friends Sunday. ; agQ
the skin together, which shortened day Dec. 3. Reedville won
have been eating corn lately down She returned to California Monday been a big factor In establishing
Urged to Report Plane
evening with her husband, who was ' Beaverton ns one of the business cer.-
the arm but left Walter's hand on it. | The A and B squads played prac in the
burt quite badly a few weeks ago. ters in Eastern Washington county,
Three days later motion and feel-|Bce games with Hilslboro Dec. 5 The the feathers will sure fly.
Crashes at Once
but is reported getting along aa well
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Ing returned to one finger, and they Hillsboro boys and thetr coach. Mi
The residents of every farm, village, knew chances for recovery were Gehman, were entertained at lun
a, can be expected
PGE Offers 14 Scholarships
The past matrons of the Kaatern *
c L
t
town and city in California, Washing- good-
„
< r' ■
• DL’l f
Norblad Announces
Star held a party in the Masonic , T o 4-H Summer School
ton, Oregon, Nevada and Idaho are
Back in England a few days later, r d l i l v ir ilillll 1T1 i l»Ii.lpiflCS
Temple last Friday.
About seven-
Fourteen scholarships to the 1946
Candidacy
being asked to assist a new search.be had other operations to connect Q 0 r t40 n in F r a n c e
teen Matrons being present.
Their summer school at Oregon State Col-
and rescue program of the Fourth
*8i*8rr“ dd t^r“ „ therW "h i^ p i"^ "for
Manila Pfc Paul Kb. Grimm, son
Air Force which has been organized transferred to other hospitals foi
Gordon Grimm of
Walter Noiblad, Astoria attorney, Christmas party will be held the last iei{e foi 4-H club members have been
offered by Portland General Electric
to save the live, of flying personnel «hort periods before being returned ” f,0” a <^e„ 0„ la n0w stationed ^Jear le‘ *r>tl, d.scharged Wo. 1,1 Wa, II of the month.
Miss
Carrie
Leonard
spent
Friday
company aa adjunct awards to the
who crash or parachute fiom their, t®
Y°rk on Wu«e" Elizabeth
^ ,n th’c Philippine Islands veteran and formei state legislator.
evening in Portland with her son Lt. Westlnghouse Electric Corp. 1946 nu-
planes. Maj. Hale, Com. Gen. has an­
overseas five months before
the vacancy In Congress left by the Com. J Leonard, who was on hts tlonal 4-H club Better Farm and
nounced.
Home Methods Electric contest.
Walters expects one more .pera- ¡assigned to a ferry-squadron in death of Representative James A. way home in Seattle.
If you see a plane crash, call the
Franc.e.
The
Friendly
Circle
met
at
the
The awards will go to one boy and
.
tlon
and
some
more
time
in
the
hos-
Norblad is a Republican.
pollce, sheriff or state highway pa­
i Prior to his induction
into the Mott.
the seven counties in
trol Immediately giving them the de- Pital before he returns to his home, United States Army, Paul Grimm at­
Norblad is a lifetime resident'of home of Mrs. McKercher on last girl In each of
Tuesday.
PGE territory. Included are Clacku-
tails of the Incident, the location and and hls WR* and three childien.
Oregon,
and
was
educated
in
the
As­
tended Beaverton High School. The
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mas. Columbia, Marlon. Multnomah.
schools
your name and address. This will be
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'
first seven months of his army ca- toria
_
. . . and
. . the University of
Polk, Washington and Yamhill coun­
forwarded to headquarters.
Buxton Dairyman
.eer he served with the 71st Moun-
entered the air force in
ties.
F.
W
.
Allen
of
Cornelius
Since the Fourth Air Force emer g
Milking Machine
tain Infantry Division. He was then ,SM*' and won the air n>«da' a" d
i Information concerning the awards
gency rescue program was first es-
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Celebrates Great Occasion is available through the agricultuial
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tablished in September 1944 . 931 per­
1
agent of each county.
Dairy Star ..Route Buxton, thres months.
In the early part of
Norblad la married has one son 1
sons have been rescued.
Many J . f w Burke's
Mr and Mrs. F. W. Allen of Cor-
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a s in Beaverton Monday looking for
h.
ived _ combat training >nd „ „ membe| of v rW ( IOofr', Ma-
these were due to tips and phone
—
,
and iParned . the art of amphibious
calls from residenU on outlying
*ood cow,
They are milking and ‘carned And in 1945 he embarked *on" American Legion and is a mem­ nelius celebrated a glorious occasion
New
Electric Service
th« return of their many sons fram
farms and small town..
11 cow* " th*
B ranch with a M m n
ber of the Presbyterian Church. He War on
who
has purchased
Mr. Allen's birthday, Nov. I... D. _ O. . Stuart,
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,
.
new milking machine
Floyd says Ior lne r.uro|.ean ineane oi u f .« it. 37 years old.
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They
sure
had
a
grand
time,
th*
Maggard
place
on Whee er
tions.
and
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_
: 7TZ
;
f . a daisy"
It will milk a COW tion»- and landed at 1 a Hmvr*
^ ln
*•* , Alob
just like old days" they were so * av*nuc
" 7 . , * and
" ° Cornell —
road’
Betty C o r n e n Married
in 4 or 5 minute* and if the „id France on March 1.
At the present time Paul Grimm is
y to see their sons back home “ M
" *h° P
:
critter
wants
to
kick—let
'er
kick
_
maintainence repairing, wiring, mo­
November 12
holding the position of acting squad Air Medal Awarded Shaw again'
everybody is out of range
leader.
He has not yet definitely
Allen states "It does not Just roin tor work etc., and is now ready for
Mis* Betty cTrrterl. daughter of «'H looking fot moie cows
Hts shop is called the
decided as to his post war plans.
Eighth Army Headquarters. Yo- presents— it pours!” and among the business
Mi. and Mrs. Joe Corrlerl of Reed-
kohoma. Japan The Air Medal was many presents One relatlvee sent a Stuarts Electrical Service.
He is a state licensed operator,
Roberts is Sergeant
vtUe, and Eugene B. O'Connor, son
The U. S. Civil Service Com mis- recently awarded to Col Leland Shaw "years subscription to the famous
of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. O'Connor, were
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! mission is recruiting
Enginemen. Beaverton. Oregon, G-I executive of- Enterprise" this present will keep and was
_ with the Maritime
n ______ Commis-
,
married November 12 In Nelacott at
Fort Sam Houston. Texas. The isteam Electrcl to be in charge of ficer on the staff of Lt. Gen. Rob-
ng for m weeks
Those pres ■lon, flVB
in PorUannd " h,P
the home of Mr, and Mrs A. R ! promotion of Wiliam L Roberts to power plants and auxiliaries in
rt L Eichelberger, Eighth Aimy ent were F W. and wife, the Mieses VRrd*
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Chastain
Mr
and Mrs Elvir. the grade of sergeant ha* been an- ernment buildings in Washington D. commandei
Alice and Lou Ann Allen, Wade and
CVTDA t
Booker of Hillsboro attended the nounced by his commanding officer c
Also applications for the posi-
The award was made for meritor- wife, Roscoe and wife, Donald and
E .A I K A .
couple
He is from Beaverton, and he is the tion of Adjudicator in the Veterans to us achievement while participating family. Willie, Helen and family j Next week’s Issue this newspaper
They «pent thetr honeymoon at brother of Golda Power«, route 1 box Administration, in states of Idaho In aerial flight# over Nev Guinea and Alton Allen. 19 ln all also Mr the thriller "Catching 8mpe at th«
Newport
i S$4, Beaverton.
Montana, Oregon and Washington.
and the Philippine Island«.
and Mr«. J. C. Brown of Tillamook Old Sawmill!”
Don’t mlse it.
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