The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, July 12, 1946, Image 1

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BEAVERTON, OREGON,
ESTABLISHED 1927
VOLUME 19. NUMBER 24
Bahsoti Looking r
Altead Five Years
€
Aloha Host To
1 ar Bride
IF YOU CHANGE YOUR ADDRESS
PLEASE NOTIFY YOUR PAPER
FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1946
Aoha To Secure
Own Mail Houle
Jr. K. C. Training WAA To Dispose
Camp To Convene Of Gov’t. Owned
Brill
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IV o iH T lV
Here's good news for residents
November
I
.
of Aloha.
Beginning
The
Junior
Red
Cross
Leader-
i
The
War
Assets administration
Did you knov£ we have a very
1
,
1946,
you
can
have
your
mail­
HHhüûn Park Mass., July 12. A
Belgian
war
ing address, Aloha.
where you ship Training Camp will convene has been designated as the dla-
b o T h « been written by -
and attractive
young.
August 15-24 at Camp Cellio, Ne posai agency for all government-
bride
in
Aloha?
live, so that
people coming to August
published by Harper & Brothers
manne
owned
marine
industrial
real
Mrs. Delbert Collins smilingly I
call can find you. Aloha is to vada City, Calif.
entitled, "Looking
Ahead F ifty
property, the Portland W A A of­
It
is
second
in
importance
only
assured
us
that
she
loves
Oregon
j
have
its
own
Rural
Main
Route.
Years” . In this book, I discuss
The Route, to be called. Aloha, to the National Junior Red Cross fice was advised this week. This
various subjects, such as the fu­ and its people. She explained that
inction was
formerly handled
everyone
here
smiles
and
laughs
Route
1. takes in territory, east Convention.
ture of investments, the develop­
by
the
maritime
commission.
The
girls
chosen
to
attend
the
so
much
and
that
in
Belgium
they
I as far as Washington Avenue,
ment of
new
industries, the
E H
training camp are given exten­
At the same time, W A A an­
Huber, west to Orenco Road,
changes in farming, the outlook are glum.
non-profit
institutions
north to baseline road, and south sive training in organization and nounced.
This cheerful
habit of ours
for small businesses and the pos­
camp functions, first aid, water have
been established as the
to
the
Farmington
road.
caused
Mrs.
Collins
some
discom­
sibility of labor rule.
There are 572 boxes on this 30- safety and accident prevention, fourth priority group for the a-
Numerous readers have written fort when she first came here be­
mile route .according to post of­ home nursing, und nutrition. Also, quisitlon of both general indus-
to me saying, “ I will be dead and cause she thought people were
local national
and international trla land marine industrial real
fice count.
gone in fifty years. Tell me what laughing at her. But now she un­
in supervision and in­ p v p e *y.
This new route was sponsored training
derstands.
Also,
she
said
that
ev-
you expect during the next five
■
and secured by the Aloha Orange struction in swimming, recreation,
kind to her and
The maritime commission will
years.” Of course, this is a more eryone is so
No. 773, and particularly through out do or sports and games and continue to act as the disposal
risky thing to do. I, too, will be wants to help her.
the efforts and hard work of Mrs Camp Fire activities.
agency for ships and marine per­
Mrs. Colilns came over from
dead before the end of fifty years,
Three girls were chosen to rep­ sonal property,
Virla Epplett. It was Mrs. Epplett
including tugs,
France
on
the
Le
Havre,
a
boat
while I hope to be around for the
who started the petition around resent Washington County—Irene life-boats, winches, anchors, and
next five years! But here is how bringing war brides destined for
and secured the necessary names. Van Kleek, Beaverton; Nora Lee similar equipment, W A A said.
I now feel about the immediate all parts of the United States.
It is foreseen that there will Craven. Forest Grove; and Jean
They
landed
in New
York,
As defined by the regulation,
future.
be a period o f adjustment and Kennelly, Hillsboro.
where they were taken into the
“ marine industrial real property”
Expect Low Interest Kates
perhaps
even
some
confusion
to
custody of the Red Cross. In Chi­
includes land, buildings, fixtures,
I expect continued low interest cago, the brides were delayed for
go through in making this change
facilities and equipment used for
rates. Hence, since money doubles four days by the recent railroad
but in the end it will be very
the construction, repair or opera­
in fifteen years at five per cent strike and were kept in a mili­
worth while. Don't start changing
Any farmer
wishing seasonal tion of ships and other types of
should you not seek 5 per cent in­ tary hospital under “ M. P.” su
I I your addresses until later or you help in harvesting crops is urged water-borne carriers. Also includ­
terest with reasonable safety ra­ pervision. Since they did not know
I will add to the confusion. It will to place his order at the farm la­ ed in the classification are har­
ther than speculate even on the what a strike was and did not
be published at a later date when bor office in the Court House, as bors, shipyards, and marine port-
i¡.»
Hnllvwood celebrities, Walter Wonger,
“long swings” of the stock mar­ understand any part of what was
to change your address.
soon as possible in order that the terminals or such portions
as
ot > M
, ------cKnwn
Heading an imposing ist u
. y ____ ____
ket? O f course, you can’t pick 5 happening, and since they were
Official word on this route, to office may have time to recruit were constructed by the govern­
famous movie producer, and his lovely wife, Joon Bennett, shown
per cent
investments o ff blue­ guarded so closely they were al­
be starting November 1st, came help for him.
here at their Beverly Hills home with baby Stephane, announced they
ment in the furtherance of the
here
berry bushes. You must take time most afraid they were prisoners.
through
last Saturday, July 6,
Portlcnd for world premiere of the Wanger-produced
A farmer may suffer a loss be war effort.
will
come
to
to hunt them up and find them.
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according
to
the
local
post
office.
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Pn«nae."
slated
for
July
1
3th.
Mrs. Collins and another ven­
cause it is difficult and some­
Technicolor cinema, ’ Canyon Passage
Establishment of a No. 4 prior­
Certainly, you should not be sat­ turesome soul slipped out and did
times impossible to fill last min ity for non-profit institutions will
isfied with bonds that pay less some Chicago sight seeing on their
ute orders, reports Roy L. David enable public health or welfare
than 4 per cent interest unless own to the great consternation of
son. Farm Labor Assistant.
groups, schools and charitable or­
they are either tax-exempt or con­ the Red Cross authorities
who
During the opening day, June
ganizations to expand and improve
vertible.
soon discovered that they were
29, at South Twin Lake 84 boat­
their activities through the use
Miss
Ottie
Greiner,
a
grade
Days Of Mass Unemployment Over gone. However, they got back
loads of anglers checked out 1350
of government-owned war proper­
school
principal,
from
Kirksville,
I expect continued employment safely.
trout while the second day's cat­
A “ huff and a puff” but not to ties, such as hospitals and train­
among the masses or else gov­
One o f the things that most Mo., was a guest at the Barrett
ches totalled 808. In 1945 the fish blow your house in hut it was a ing schools.
Beaverton Rebekah Lodge No. catches totalled 989 and 263 for “ puff” when two tons of dyna­
Mrs. Collins
in our Randall home last week. She was
ernment aid for them when un­ impresses
The Permanente Metals Corpor­
employed. The upper middle-class country is that you can go into delighted with a tour of inspec­ 248 held installation of officers the first two dnys. This Is the mite went to work on an old
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_____ _ evening, July
with a second season the lake has been rock quarry three miles west of ation Plant at Manteca, Calif.,
people and
the well-to-do will a gocery store and wait on your­ tion of the Beaverton
s Davies. grade
Miss I Tuesday
which was built at a government
school
by Supt.,
’ — 'J i'1 » attendance
• ♦ o n r ln n o iv
continue to have their ups-and- self.
A »1 C , IUVU
__
The
food stands on open
splendid
open since the Game Commission Progress on
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11 WV 1 — ---------- M
----, Miss
the Scholls Ferry
downs;. executives will again have s e ves and you can buy all y o u . Greiner is a cousin o f Mrs. Ran-
Our goal fo r the year is "Good closed it several years ago after Road Monday. The quarry is to cost of $6,230,000, has been de­
their salaries reduced and their want. In Belgium you must have | ¿all and is spending the summer Fellowship.” The following poetry poisoning all the trash fish in supply crushed rock for a state clared surplus and is for sale or
lease. Information
may be ob­
with Mrs. B. A. Cathey in Port­ was read by Bertha
dividends cut with corresponding stamps for everything
Anderson the lake and restocking it with highway
contract on Farming- tained from the Portland W A A
declines in stock prices; but the
Another thing surprising to Mrs. land.
when she was
installed
Noble rainbow trout.
ton Road between Hazeidale and office;
days o f mass unemployment are Collins is that you can go any­
Twin Oaks.
Robert, Jon and Richard Shaw Grand:
over for many years. The Ameri­ where you like and no one ques­
Investigation
of the reported
Not understood, the secret springs
Porter W. Yett, Portland con­
will leave Monday
for Seattle
can people are not going to let tions you.
loss
of
twelve
elk
in
western
tractor, and his powderman, Geo.
of action
labor rulers rule them; but the
We wonder if we all appreciate where they will embark for Yo­ Which lie beneath the surface and Douglas county by the Game Com­ Johnson, who has been with him
The boys will
days when employers can be ar­ our country and if some time on kohama, Japan.
mission's district biologist, Will twenty-five years, were respons­
the show
bitrary are also over. Hence, if the Fourth o f July amid the fire join their father, who is stationed Are disregarded. With dissatisfac­ Brown,
revealed that the loss, ible for the successful blasting of
there
with
the
American
occupa­
the Republicans hope to return to works and celebration we stopped
which probably occurred some­ the 30,000 cubic yards of ballast
tion
tion
forces.
The
boys
have
been
office they must realize that we j to thlnk about what the Fourth
We judge our neighbors, and they time during the winter, apparent­ that came sliding down in a neat
living for the past several years
are living in a new world, wheth-, Qf Ju, really means
ly was caused by the eating of pile .all set for state highway
often go,
A see-saw race between advanc­
er they like it or not.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Collins
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were un­ with their grandmother, Mrs. L il­ Not understood.
dynamite and sawdust left by a construction.
ing farm costs and advancing
lie
Thyng.
No political party can survive able to find a house to rent so
salvage crew that had carried
prices for agricultural
products
! Not understood. How trifles often explosives to destroy motors of
another era of low wages. I f pri­ they bought a trailer in which
has been going on in the past few
change us,
The ladies of Bethel Congrega­
vate
industry cannot continue they are staying at the Carney
an airplane that crashed in this
months, according to a review
tional Church have been invited to The thoughtless sentence o f the inaccessible area.
present wages,
the government home.
of USDA data by the O.S.C. ag­
spend the day with Rev. and Mrs.
fancied slight
will do so or else provide wage
ricultural economics extension sec­
Dickey, at Hubbard, next W ed­ Destroy long years of friendship
subsidies. Hence ,in view of the
Observations to date by Game
tion. Cost increases have averaged
The
Sportsmen
Pilots
of
Ore­
and estrange us
nesday, July
17. They plan to
above, are not the merchandize
Commission
biologists
indicate
a bit faster, but with some com­
meet at the church at 10 o’clock And on our souls there falls
stocks, the food
producers and
that the antelope population In gon held a breakfast hop July 7 modities such as grain the price
freezing blight;
similar concerns the safest in­
and cars will be provided for the
southeastern Oregon is very low. at tbs McMinnville air field. A- increases have been the winner.
Not understood.
vestment. Remember, high wages
trip. Mrs. W alter Van Kleek is
Although a
high percentage of bout sixty planes carrying 120
A further rise in the parity in­
in charge of transportation.
are to continue.
the
does
dropped
twin kids this people attended.
O God, that man would see
The flight was sponsored by the dex of farm costs was registered
season and no evidence of dis­
Real Estate A Prime Investment
Saturday, July 6, was a happy
little clearer,
Chamber of Com­ during the period mid-May to mid-
Attending Camp Adams this
ease has been found, the loss by McMinnville
I expect a continued demand for
e3‘_ I birthday for Della C. Fisher, at week for the younger girls ses­ Or judge less harshly what they predation
Prices paid by farmers
of coyotes has been merce and the "Flying Macs” of June..
properly-located real estate,
her home in Beaverton. She is sion are: Patricia Campbell, E-
cannot see.
jumped
3
points to 187 per cent
McMinnville,
who
served
a
very
quite
heavy.
pecially for homes. Next to food probably the
O God, that men would draw
oldest teacher in
good breakfast to the group of of 1910-1914, an increase in the
and clothing, reasonably - priced point of service now living. Della laine Hansen, Donna Mills and
little nearer
past year of 14 points over June
visitors ,at about 9:00 a.m.
Donna Phelps.
Miss Amarette
homes should continue as a prime C. Allen (Fisher)
To one another; they'd be nearer
taught
one
Local people who attended from 1945.
investment. Hence, I believe that room Beaverton school in District Barnes and Miss Bernice Conoly
Thee,
Partly offsetting the Increase
the Rupert Flying
Service at
your first investment should be in No. 48, back in 1877-78 with an en­ will be on the camp staff. The
And understood.
Beaverton were Mr. Virgil Meyers, in costs, the general level of
a home and enough fertile land rollment o f 44 children of early camp, sponsored by the Congre­
who flew his own Taylorcraft, prices received by farmers rose
for a “ kitchen garden.” Houses pioneers of eastern Washington gational and Evangelical and Re­
The new officers installed are:
Mrs. Mary Dean, who for thir­ Stuart Payne, flying a Taylor­ 12 points during the year which
formed churches, is located near Past Noble Grand, Bertha Ander­
depreciate, but well-located land
ty-three years has owned and op­
County.
| Molalla.
ended at mid-June. Thus, the ex­
son; Noble Grand, Lucille Jones; erated Dean's Drug Store, in Bea­ craft, George Howe, flying the
should appreciate.
Prior
to
teaching here
she
Rupert
Service’s
new Taylor­ change value of farm products de­
Vice
Grand,
Mabel
Gillmore;
War­
T ry to avoid large cities, espec­ taught the old Columbia Academy
verton, wishes to announce a com­ craft, Frank Meyers, flying a Cub clined from 119 per cent of parity
Guy Carr is taking an unex­
ially on the coast. Unless a great school, four
miles northeast of pected vacation, walking around den, Estelle McKnight; Conductor, plete change in her store person- Cruiser, and Myron Buswill, fly­ to 117 per cent, calculated without
Anna Taylor; Chaplain, Mae Lusk;
spiritual awakening occurs, the Hillsboro. It was while teaching
Taylor; Inside , ,ne1' *^ rm «r L t Crf. Russell Mil- ing his Stearman ex-army trainer. Including farm labor costs in the
chances are that World W ar I I I at Beaverton, she first met the on crutches. According to rumor Secretary, Hattie
AH plane owners or pilots who formula.
Guardian. Leona
Rand; Outside I ler- registered pharmacist will as-
he
was
riding
his
horse
on
his
will come, when some of our large late J. N. Fisher, who she mar­
As parity is calculated, the U-
ranch on Sorrento road last week Guardi&n, Myrtle Hardman Musi- sume complete charge of the pre rent planes are cordially Invited
cities will be totally destroyed.
scrlption department. Mr. Miller to join
ried on July 11, 1878.
nlted States average beef cattle
these
Breakfast
Hops,
when
suddenly
the
horse
had
a
Harris; R.S.N.G., was assistant manager at one of
Inventories vs Municipal Bonds
At her birthday party were pre­ sunstroke and fell, pinning Guy clan, Mildred
which are held almost every Sun­ prices stood at 140 per cent, down
3 points from June 1945; lambs
I expect that money invested in sent children, grandchildren and under him—result a broken right Frankie Butts; L.S.N.G., Ida Har- the Owl Drug Stores in Portland, day morning.
rla; It.S.V.G., Adeline Frost; L.S. before the war and has had con­
130, down 1 point; milk at whole­
inventories,
good
stocks
and great-grandchildren. The celebra­ foot.
V.G.,
Clara
Smith;
Altar
Bearers,
siderable experience in the retail
sale 127, up 3 points; chickens
homes will continue safe when tion lasted two days. Saturday and
Florence
Farlon
and
Nora
Carl­
125, down 12; wool 123, down 11;
many municipal bonds may be in Sunday, so all could attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ely and son; Color Bearer, Thelma Bar­ drug business. He will be on hand
at all times to assist the public
corn, 118, up 18; veal 117, down 1;
Two large birthday cakes at a
default. This situation now exists
Mr.
Myron
Buswell,
ex
combat
with their drug buying needs.
butterfat 116, down 4; oats 108,
in Mexico, which is our nearest big dinner were served and she , <|auKhters Glenla Kay and Nancy ron.
Installing officers were
Fern
presents
best
I ?' the •Bookworm”
the annual
reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Mitz Alexander, air force pilot and present flight up 10;
potatoes 107, down 36;
neighbor, and in most of the La- received many
J f
esems and
ana o
e s ijof
club at
Rho- Haines, District Deputy President;
instructor
at
the
Rupert
Flying
son-in-law and daughter of Mrs.
wheat 105, up 7; hogs 106, down
tin-American {countries. England wishes.
dodendron Sunday. The meeting Myrtle
Service,
at
Bernards
field
at
Bea­
Hardman,
Deputy
Mar­
Dean, have been made the new
Those present were: the hostess; was held at the summer home of
is destined to follow suit as well
verton, is flying to work in his 7; eggs, 96, down 16; and hay
66, down 12 points.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Allen and one of the members. There were shal; Sarah Walker, Deputy War­ managers.
as other countries.
Mrs. I^aMerne Alexander former- Taylorcraft plane each morning
The general trend, however, is
We have already seen many mu­ daughter, of Cornelius; Mr. and fifty-five guests present from Ore­ den; Ellen I^a Rue, Deputy Treas­
nicipal bonds o f Southern cities Mrs. W. L. Burke and the Misses gon, Washington and California. urer; Adeline Frost, Deputy Sec­
ticability of the present day air­ similar to the situatlqn following
retary;
Anna
Mae
Rogers,
Chap­
lywood and Beverly Hills, Calif
Betty, also Floyd
the first world war. From about
default and sell for 20 cents on F'rances and
lain; Virginia Chamberlain, In­
her training from plane.
the present parity level, the gen­
the dollar, while the sales of the Burke, all of Buxton; Mr. and
Word has been received that Mr. side Guardian; Betty Myers, Mu­ She received
Mr.
Buawell
lives
in
Tualatin.
Miss Dolores Neeley, make up ex­
Chain Stores in these same cities Mrs. W. H. Cady of Aberdeen. and Mrs. Russel Hulett, of Whit­
It takes him just ten minutes to eral farm price level dropped to
pert for Marlene Dietrich of the
75 per cent of parity in four years
held up. Hence, are government Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Roy tier, Calif., are the parents o f a sician.
Homemade cake and Ice cream cinema screen, and during her two get to work by plane instead of following World W ar I. It rose
Grove; Mr. and baby girl, Celia Grace, born July
and municipal bonds a truly prime Brown, Forest
the
twenty-five
It
would
take
to
years in the south Mrs. Alexander
to average about 80 per cent of
Thomas and son, 2. Russel is a former Beaverton were served.
investment? May not certain mer­ Mrs. Herbert
assisted such stars as Ann Soth- come by car.
years before
chandizing and other stocks be Herbert, Jr., of Beaverton; Lloyd resident and graduate of Beaver­
And the cost is about the same. parity for several
Mrs.
Margaretta
Scott
of
T
o­
ern, Carmen Miranda and the late
plunging down to 50 in 1933. For
V. Fisher. S. P. conductor and Es­ ton high school. He Is now study­
safer in an emergency?
The
Taylorcraft
gets
about
the
sie Silver of Portland; Mrs. Susie ing toward his Doctor of Philos­ bias gave a very nice party at Lupe Velez. Mrs. Alexander will same mileage as an automobile. a year or two just hefors World
Conclusion
War II. farm prices averaged a-
Mae L. Fisher and ophy degree in chemistry at the the Heidelberg Inn last Wednes­ he happy to assist all the ladies
Diversification is o f great im­ Losli, Miss
day. She had three tables of
hout 75 per cent of parity.
portance, but such should be ap­ Earl E. Fisher, of Beaverton.
California Institute of Technology. bridge and a lovely luncheon was with their cosmetic problems.
L .,J i u ! u
...
.
.. I Mrs. Dean will continue In the
plied geographically as well as
served. Mrs. Hunkapillar held the , futura
to M rv, aI| her many
industrial!). Above all. should not
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Puck­ high score and Mrs. Putnam re­
friends
In
the Beaverton and Tu­
our investments in coastal cities,
ett and family, of Sheridan, Ore­ ceived the guest prize.
alatin Valley area aa she has dur­
subject to bombing, be very limit­
gon, and mother called on W ill
Louise Pesenti for several sum­
ing the past years.
ed? This does not mean there will
and Amy Jones Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Morris Johnson,
An extensive program of en­ mers had much fun ridding a ve-
be another W ar in five years, but
Mrs.
Rosa
McLeod,
of
Portland,
Mr. William
Carol,
Tacoma,
W. H. Cady, who formerly re­
sd« with a bell on it. But
it does
mean that within five Washington, and Mrs. Rand Mtn- and son and daughter were also of Donora, Pa., are visiting at largement and modernization Is
Beaverton, but for a
the home of their son and daugh- planned for the Immediate future. last week she happened to park sided at
years people will become war-cot» ford
of Plattsmout,
Nebraska, visitors there.
number of
years head of the
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ter-law,
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Leonard
the
velocipede
too
near
to
the
In
order
to
better
supply
old
scious and begin to readjust and visited at the home of Mrs Myrtle
Grays
Harbor
Dye Works, of Ab­
friends
and
new
customers
with
rear
end
of
a
standing
truck
by
reallocate their securities and real Haines several days last week.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Puckett, ! Johnson. They have sold their
erdeen, Washington, was In Bea­
estate holdings. This readjustment They and Mrs. Haines were school Mr and Mrs. Dean Puckett and home In Pennsylvania and plan the best and newest in the drug her home In Beaverton. I,ater, the
verton Saturday with Mrs. Cady.
process could greatly affect prices mates in Nebraska many years Benny Hull and Mr. and Mrs. to settle somewhere In the west. and cosmetic fields. Only the best driver of the truck backed up—
While here, Mr. Cady displayed
and It was "goodbye velocipede” .
quality
established
lines
and
new­
Settle in a small Interior city ago.
Vernon Puckett and family called
a fine collection of picture« of
Mrs. Leah Straley gave a party est post war products will be fea­
Louise
felt
bad
about
the
acci­
and buy securities with assets in
Mrs. Minford has been a res­ on Hazel Puckett at the Pearl at her home last week In honor tured .along with the famous Rex- dent. Then she happened to think their re-modeled plant at Aber­
such cities.
_ ident of Nebraska her entire life­ Cooke home this week.
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of Mrs. Putnam, who Is visiting all drugs and toiletries and the
her father has a new John deen. He says business la boom­
time.
Mrs. Haines spent fifty
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Paulson and her from Oakland. Cal She had usual excellent prescription ser­ Deere tractor. She wondered If a ing at headquarters. His two sons,
years of her life time in Nebraska
little eight year old girl could Warren and Harold, and daugh­
family, of Hood River, were Sat- | four. »“ hies Of bridge and served vice.
and nearly 30 years in Beaver­
ter. Marian Setka. sure put the
drive
a tractor.
Hazel
1
lovely
refreshments.
urday
night guests
of
1
ton.
■ip in the cleaning business on
The
All
Jannsens
have
returned
Taking
her
first
lesson
was
a
j Puckett. Mr
Paulson and Mrs. .
the harbor, “doing things” to ths
Miss Dona Lee Hayden, sopho ' Puckett were old friends In Okla-
Mr. Harry
Walters was sur- from a nice vacation. They went great thrill. She now tells her tune of over 60 grand for ths first
friends, " I am too old for veloci­
more at Oregon State college is I homa.
prised on his birthday last week on a cruise to Alsska
pede* -they are
for kids Some six months of 1946.
staying at the home of her sis-
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bY “
P“ r»y given in his honor
Putting on a new store front
day,
maybe,
I
will
help daddy
Mrs
Florence
Miller
called
on
ter Mrs. Glenn Ely during the Mrs Marion Talbert and daugh- Pinochle was
played
and
re
buying new equipment and friend­
farm."
Mrs
Albert
Highhe
Monday
eve­
ter. Virginia, and Mrs W E. Me- freshments were served.
I summer vacation.
ly cleaning service bring ths cus­
ning.
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Closkey and her son and daugh-
The many friends of David Buf-
Mr. and Mrs. Walters of Cedar tomers is the sound advise of
Woughter) Ber- ter. Mike and Pat, spent July 4 fam will be happy to know that
were
Sunday
afternoon Mr. Cady, who has been in the
Miss June Martin called on Miss Milts
gerson 9 t°H m Vrancieeo"form erly snd 5 at Welsh's Camp near Mt he Is recovering
from injuries June Carpenter Wednesday after­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sat- game for a long time. That la
what makes things go!
a commercial teacher in the local H o o d . __________
received in the auto accident of noon.
chell and Delina.
high school, visited with friends
.
.
Mr and M rs Cady note big ad­
several weeks ago
Picnic
in c.sv.rtn
Beaverto n
n this
this week
week
Mr ^ At Shiite
Mp> Park
R a y Gal1up and
Miss Patricia Ann McI,eod of vancement In eastern Washington
PH M r SUNDAY
Mrs Neta Daly, Beaverton post-
San Francisco is visiting her un County in recent years, which is
A Masonic and Eastern Star ele Will and aunt Amy Jones for wonderfuL
Mr and Mrs Guy Elliott re- family, of Hillsboro snd Mra. I4a
(
„ ^ « p e r s t in g from her
from an
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turned last week
sn ex-
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Harris
of Beaverton
ofM.r. t |on and e x p e rts to picnic will he given on Sunday. a few weeks.
The Elliotts ed the Fourth with a picnic din recent operation and experts
July 14 at Avalon Park on New-
tended
vacation
The El mon lea store Is making
SMQK.ÍY SAYS-
| toured the west coast from Call- ner at Shute Park
he home this week end.
berg highway. There will he a
A group o f Portland friends pic­ extensive changée In their store
-
I, J j Hold till it'* c o l d . . | fornla to Canada.
__ , George MoKrrcher, o f Hunjlng- ball game, races, etc., starting at nicked ^t the McKercher home on front for the convenience o f their
Mrs. Walter Lovett was called
gas patrons.
o f i ton Beach. Cal visited hla mother 11 a- m
Sunday afternoon.
John Hunter Is having quite a to Arizona due to the illncs
Prevent lore it lire*
Bring your lunch.
_
on Tuesday evening.
time with a broken shoulder
her mother.
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Farm Lalmr
BITS O NEWS |Rel>ekah Lodge
Slatt* Game News
Holds Installation
Book (Quarry Blast
Of Officers
Race On Between
Farm Costs And
Price Inereases
MoMmnville Howl
To Breakfast Hop
Beaverton Schools
Oldest Tc^aclier
Celebrates BirtlidV
B«*avc*rton Sion*
Clian«*«*H Personnel
Flys To Work
»
( M<l Friends M<*«*l
After Many Years
V
m
S
m
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t' S
Fill«* (girl Learns
T o Drive Traetor
W. H. (lady Visits
In Beaverton