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BEAVERTON, OREGON Friday, October 18, 1946
Volume 19, Number 38
ESTABLISHED 1927
Basic School Support Fund
A t
t rV
ki.ntv Meet
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Discussed A
County
Pióme*
<.:u,r,a" ,‘ Bu,Wer
Passes On
BEAVERTON
PERSON VLS
F’oothall C oach
First lie u te n a n t Edw ard
M oshofsky, son o f Mr. and
Chest Drive Falls
Far Below (>oal:
W. (zifls Still Taken
Dr. Richard Risley Morgan
To Be Guest Speaker At
Beaverton P T A October 22
Mrs
T he C om m unity
Chest
Drive
F uneral
services
were
held E, Q, U)
The B asic School Support F u n d , --------------------------- "
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ky oi
M onday, O ct. 14. fo r Isaac
J. verton, is the coa ch o f the Cam p is form ally closed in W ashington
w as discussed at the bi-m onthly _ *
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th e
Squires, w ho passed aw ay Oct. 12. P olk football team at Cam p Polk, county, although g ifts to
m eeting of the W ashington Coun-
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T 1 1 1 (1
Dr. R ich ard R isley M organ
Chest
may
still
be
made
through
He
was
the
son
o
f
Mrs.
Josephine
ty C ouncil o f P.T.A. held at Gar- j
La.
be guest speaker at the re g
the F'irst Security Bank.
W hile
Squires o f Cornelius.
den H om e on Tuesday. Oct. 8. |
T he lieutenant, who is now as­ no com plete report Is yet pos­
m onthly m eeting o f the Beaver
Mrs. F red eric Y oun g.
executive
Isaac J. Squires was born in sistant Hthletic o ffice r at Cam p
G rade School Parent T eacher
sible. we are fa r from the goal
secretary o f the B asic School Sup­
Fon
Du
Lak,
W
is.,
in
1878,
and
T he largest single piece o f pet­
Polk, a t te n d e d th e University o f set. accord in g to R ev.
sociation, Tuesday, O ctober 22,
Francis
port Fund, told o f the advantages rified w ood ever to be found, es­ cam e west at the age o f 14 years Oregon, where he played
som e Sturtevant, area chairm an.
8:00 p.m. In the grade school
which the bill will a ffo rd to the tim ated to weigh from 12 to 15 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. very g o o d football
from
1939
ditorium .
As
we
g
o
to
press
the
follow
­
T
he
fa
ct
that
it
was
not
pos­
elem entary sch ool system in the tons, has ju st been discovered in E dw ard Squires.
He and
h i s t h r o u g h 1942.
Dr. M organ is a consulting pi
ing
news
o
f
Interest
to
the
city
sible
to
secure
enough
canvassers,
state o f O regon and made a plea eastern O regon by A. E. Carlson brother,
the
late
W illiam E.
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plus the fact that m any w h o w ork of B eaverton has been given us: ch ologlst in Portland and lectui
for the support o f this im portant o f A loha.
Up to this find a ! Squires, w ere associated with their Camp F’lre G irls Meet
N om inating petitions have been at the Lew is and Clark colie
in P ortlan d give there without
piece o f legislation.
H ouse bill ton piece on display at the Bu­ father, E dw ard Squires, in build­
The first C am p F ile m eeting o f realizing that this does not help leceived nt the R ecord er’s office
80, w hich is know n as "the R ural reau o f Mines in Denver, Colo., ing carriages in the Squires C ar­
Mrs. J. E. R ob in son ’s group was our local w ork for Boy
for
Scouts. nom inating J. V. Chandler
S ch ool D istrict L aw .” w as read has been the largest k n ow n piece. riage F a ctory located at B eaver­
held T hursday, Oct. 10, at
hei Cubs, Girl Scouts and
C am pfire M ayor, and fo r Councilm en, Paul
and discussed by Austin Scraf-
M r. Carlson, o f the
Carlson ton back in the late '70s and the home.
The follow in g were pres­
If you intended to give K nepp, M. H. M etcalfe, Carl J.
ford. W ash in gton county school G a ia ge, was on a hunting trip early '80s o f the last
century. ent Marilyn Miller, Marilyn Mar- Girls.
and were not approached by a R asm ussen. H. H. Jeffries and
superintendent.
T
heir
tw
o
story
fa
ctory
stood
at
in the hills beyond Antelope, Ore.
ton, Carolan P opp. Beverly Krause, solicitor, you still m ay do your L. F. H um burg.
A sch ool o f instruction fo r new A thunder show er cam e up and the corn er o f W est St. and B road­ P atricia M adden,
D orothy
Eddy, part to m ake up our share o f
T h e term s o f Messrs. M etcalfe
o ffice rs and com m ittee chairm en C arlson took refu ge under a rock w ay in B eaverton, just west of G retta R obin son
and
Barbara the quota.
and R asm ussen expire Decem ber
was held in the m orning by Mrs. ledge. A s he sat w aitin g fo r the the present S afew ay store.
Lowe.
W e elected officers and
A m ong the groups helping were 31, 1946. and they are seeking re-
P aul Patterson, president o f the rain to stop he began look in g over
His father, E dw ard Squires, was sang a few songs.
A fter
the the local Am erican L egion A uxil­ election.
W ash in gton County C ouncil
of the rock around him and d iscov­ an expert blacksm fth, w h o
se­ m eeting we had refreshm ents.
. iary, the P.T.A., church w om en,
P.T.A. "It is the purpose o f P.T.- ered it contained petrified wood, cured several U.S. patents, on a Scribe, P atricia Madden
and the Junior C ham ber o f C om ­
A. to a ct as a com m un ity club w h ich is very rare.
new potato digger, fifth wheel of
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m erce. which made the business
and is not lim ited to sch ool ac­
W h en the show er ended
h e a buggy, new shovel plow,
and F ellow ship M eeting
district cunvass under the lead­
tivities,” a ccord in g to Mrs. P a t­ started up the gully to see what several others, w hich were
all
The Bethel W om en ’s Fellow ship ership o f Mr. D on H icks.
terson.
“ C ooperation is needed else he could find.
He
found m anufactured at B eaverton
Mrs. Kteth Denney, Mrs. W . T.
had a very interesting m eeting
with oth er local organizations.” quite a fe w larger pieces o f the
Isaac Squires w ith his brother Tuesday evening.
B oy S cout T roop 207 are under­
Ehlert, Mrs. P. D oyle and
Mrs.
The
topic
for
T he them e selected fo r the year w ood and as he looked fa rth er he soon becam e experts in this line
way w ith a project o f a log cabin
the
evening
w
as
the
home
in
re­
T
on
y
B
ozlck
had
ch
arge
o
f
the
w as "T om o rro w B egins T od a y.” discovered the one large section o f w ork, and later sold their ca r­
lation to the ch u rch and the co m ­ booth in the bank and post o f­ for their m eeting place. Mr. L ion ­
T his is the Golden Jubilee year w hich was partially buried in the riage w ork s to the N orthern P a­
el K in gsley has leased a small plot
fice.
munity.
fo r the N ational P.T.A., which hillside.
c ific Carriage W ork s at P ortland.
T he devotion s were presented by
M esdam es Fabrique Knepp, Van o f grou nd to the scouts for this
has been organized 50 years.
A
E dw ard Squires becam e superin­ Mrs. L. P. P utnam , with Mrs. F.
H e called his com pan ion s, w ho
Kleek. Schurm an, Goyt,
M oore, purpose and logs have been se­
m em bership troph y will be aw ard­ helped him dig it part w ay out. tendent o f the P ortland firm and
T. Sturtevant sin ging tw o solos. Shively, R iley and E lliott helped cured from an adjacent building
ed to the local P.T.A. having the T hey cou ldn ’t get it out fa r with- with Isa a c and W illiam helped to Mrs. W illiam G enne o f Portland
with the house to house canvass. p roject fo r use.
largest percentage o f attendance , Qut proper tools but they u ncov m anufacture thousands o f new ve­ was the p rin cipal speaker.
T he structure will be built from
The grade school, through the
at the cou nty cou n cil m eetings ered enough to estim ate its weight hicles at the P ortland factory.
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coop eration o f Miss Merle Davies, volunteer labor o f logs and will
based on the num ber o f
local as from 12 to 15 tons.
Later W illiam and Isac Squires
principal, gave about thirty d ol­ include a stone fireplace. N eces­
G oing F^ast
m em bership.
T rop h y will be a-
en­
This “ w o o d ” is not on ly petri­ returned to B eaverton and
lars.
sary m aterials fo r floorin g and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Strieker
o
f
w arded at the close o f the last fied but agatized too, w hich great­ gaged in general blacksm ith w ork
The high sch ool made a con sid ­ roofin g to be Durchased will be D uring the war he was associa
m eeting o f the year.
at the B eaverton sh op for m any H illsboro are leaving on a trip
ly increases its value.
East.
T hey exp ect to be aw ay erable a ffa ir o f the Drive, fe a ­ paid for from donations which will with a group o f physicians
T he chairm en o f the county
T he find w as m ade on a ranch years.
The be collected in a door to d oor can ­ southern C alifornia dealing w
several m onths.
T hey will make turing it in an assem bly.
Isaac
Squires
was
an
A
-l
m
e­
com m ittees were announced
as recently purchased by tw o
re­
classes
challenged
each
other,
and vas which is already underway.
their
return
trip
via
Texas
and
nervous and em otional proble
well
follow s:
B udget and ways
and turned G Is w h o are ju st starting chanic, a steady w orker,
It is hoped that everyone will brou ght on by wartim e strain,
the
Senior
class
won
the
service
California.
means, Mrs. R olan d Dustan, T u­ out. T hey are in need o f a “ ca t” know n in early day B eaverton,
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aw ard by m aking the largest per respond generously to this w orthy fore entering the cou nselin g fi
this
Carl­ and had m any friends in
alatin ; ch a ra cter education, Mrs. but could not a ffo rd one.
Hom e F rom V acation Trip
cap ita contribution. The total o f­ cause. If every com m unity could six years ago, he was pastor
com
m
unity.
son
told
them
about
his
discovery
C. H. Peterson, R t. 6, P ortlan d;
was have such a p roject m uch could several C ongregation al
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Beach
o f ferin g o f the high school
ch u rc'
F oun ders day, M rs. B eldon Boge. and m ade arrangem ents to handle
surely he done to cut down ju ve­ in southern C alifornia and rece
B each's M arket, Beaverton,
re­ over $125.
W e are
B eaverton; health and
sum m er it fo r them on shares.
nile
delinquency.
T hose responsible for the Chest
turned hom e the first o f the week
ly has supplied the pulpit o f
will
round-up, Mrs. Dari E w ing, F or­ glad to say that the b oy s
from a pleasant vacation up in Fund are grateful to those w ho
In the past year, the scout troop F irst Christian church o f
est G rove; hospitality and room have their "c a t" by spring.
W ashington state, visiting with gave o f tim e and o f m oney to help has progressed m arvelously with a land fo r tw o months.
One piece Carlson brought home
rep., Mrs. C hester Kizer, F orest
It total o f 6 boys to attain Star scout
relatives and frien d s at Spokane, in this very im portant task.
T his m eeting is join tly s
G rov e; juvenile protection
and with him m easuring abou t a foot
W o rk has been started on the Seattle, E verett and Auburn. They is to be hoped that enough late rank. Seven boys from this troop sored by the W ashington Co
safety, Mrs. K. H. R obbins, Sher­ across and nine inches high he addition to the B eaverton
g
ifts
will
be
made
to
bring
up
City enjoyed their trip very m uch and
attended cam p M eriw eather last P ublic H ealth association,
Since
w ood ; legislation, executive com ­ has already sold fo r $70.
are happy to get back on the job our total to m ore nearly what is summer, tw o o f w hich w ere on
Hall on F irst St.
w hole com m un ity is urged to
over
m ittee; m em bership, Mrs. Carl Ott, it is all "g e m ” m aterial
needed
Our youth w ork in this scholarships.
T he addition will house a Jail, at their B eaverton Market.
tend and hear Dr. M organ
F orest G rove; pre-school, Mrs. B. $5.000 w orth o f settings can be
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area
will
otherw
ise
su
ffer
at
a
B ackin g the troop is a strong cuss personality problem s.
a library, and a garage fo r tw o
M. Snalely, G arden H om e; parent cu t from this piece.
tim e when it is so badly needed. com m ittee com prised o f Mr. Lionel
Baby Daughter
The E xecutive Board o f
t
H e has several oth er pieces this new fire trucks.
education. Mrs. L ee H oskins, Gar-
I
f
you
were
not
asked
to
give
A daughter, K aro^ Lee, was born
Kingsley, Mr. T om G allagher. Mr. P arent T eachers n.et Thurs
ton ; press and publicity, Mrs. H o­ size and larger besides the huge
Sept. 28 to Mr. and Mrs. R ob ert please take the responsibility of F rank Y oung and
Mr.
A rthur O ctober 10, In Miss Davies’ o '
m er Settlem ier, H illsb oro; parlia- piece w hich he is h avin g trucked
g oin g to the bank with you r d o­ Pearson.
Swagger.
She w eighed
8 lbs.
at the grade school. Those
m entarion, procedure and by-laws, out.
nation.
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Scoutm aster Is Pete H ohnstein ent were Miss Davies and
On T uesday, Oct. 15, w hen the
T h ey didn’t get any deer.
Mrs. O tto G eorge, R eedville; p ro­
who has recently replaced A rthur dam es V. B oge, M. Rom ig,
fire siren wailed, the B eaverton On V acation
gram service, Mrs. M aurice R o-
Pearson.
Duane K ingsley is as­ W ard, R. Cavens, J. L. M cK
Mrs. B erthold has gon e to A ri­
fire tru ck stru ck ou t a cross cou n ­
mig, B eaverton; rural service. Mrs.
sistant scoutm aster.
zona on a vacation.
J. R obinson, C. Drew, R .
try
to
the
hom
e
o
f
Jam
es
Gordon,
W . J. N orth, B eaverton.
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r
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mehn, T. B ozlch, B. J. E ckel,
route
2,
box
289,
T
igard,
where
W ork on the B roadm oor Park
Visiting
ris Hansen, G. E ly and F. Lo
p roject, one o f the C om m onw ealth his chicken house and w ood shed
Mr. and Mrs. S h ellenberger have
T illam ook Cheesem akers lost to
A fter the m inutes o f the
building p rojects, situated on the were burning.
vious m eeting were
read,
T he blaze started from a trash gone to Mt. V ernon fo r a w eek the B eaverton Beavers, 19-6, last
B ertha-B eaverton highw ay, which
or
tw o. T hey w ent w ith
their Friday, O ctober 11, in a sw ift,
proved and ordered filed,
fire
and
destroyed
both
the
build­
w as stopped A ug. 30 by a C PA
B oge announced the resignat
ings.
Since there was saw dust daughter, Mrs. E ffen b erg er, and rugged game.
T oday, O ctober 18, at 2:30, the
edict, has been resumed.
o f R oom M other Chairman
T he B eavers’ first score was
stored in the shed, the fire ^jvas a tw o sons, w ho are g oin g there to
Beaver
gridiron
will
m
ove
to
the
T here are 175 hom es being built
live.
Russell Grant, w ho will be
m arked up when John Thom as,
hot one.
W est Linn turf to battle the Lions
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Don H agg, leader o f the R eed ­ in this section. These vary great­
left half, broke through the line
placed by Mrs. C. B. W ooden.
In the m iddle o f the fightin g
in
the
third
league
gam
e
o
f
this
ly
in
size
and
design
and
will
sell
ville D airy club, is very proud o f
with a yard plunge. The con ver­ season.
one o f the fire hoses spru ng
a Dinner at N endel's
M em bership
Chairm an
M i
io
r
over
$11,000.
his boys and so are the rest o f us.
Mrs. A lexander and M rs. L ar­ sion failed.
leak and that link had to be ta­
W est Linn has a large and rug­ Charles D rew announces that
Several
o
f
the
houses
have
al­
son
had
dinner
at
N
en
d
el’s
Sun­
B ert H endershott and Elbridge
ken out b efore the fire fightin g
N either team gained scorin g po­ ged team, which runs its play now have 223 m em bers, which
ready been sold, though none are
day evening.
G ordon w on again with their Fast
cou ld continue.
already a substantial increase o
sition until early in the fourth from the single wing.
com pleted.
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M ilking M achine
dem onstration
last year.
quarter when T illam ook pulled a
If
the
Beavers
are
able
to
top­
A nniversary Dinner
at the P I . L iv estock Show.
H ave you taken your donati
sly reverse and seored standing ple the Lions they will be tied
Mr. and Mrs. Jay G ibson a t­ up.
T heir conversion failed.
The boys w on in this dem on­ O r la n d o * llrin< : lln m p
with McM innville for first place fo r the rum m age sale to the
tended
the
50th
A
n
n
iversary
o
f
lection depot,
R o y ’s F lxit Si
W ith seven m inutes to g o the in the league.
stration at the State F air at Sa­ T h e M u s h ro o m s
In the "c a lf scram ble” at the
Mr. and Mrs. Hill o f P ortlan d Beaver pigskin was handed
across from B each’s M arket
to
lem. the C ounty F air and now
C arlo O rlando, true to his boy­ P.I. E xposition several A loh a boys Inst Sunday, at the
C ape Cod. fox y T hom ns nnd again he broke
the place. Not only clothing,
the P.I. Show w hich includes the hood traditions o f the Italian peo­ cam e out w inners: Etdridge G or­
household furnishings and kite“
northw est, and they are now en ple, w ent last W ednesday in search don w inner M onday; T hursday, there being a num ber o f relatives through the line and sprinted 59 Ita a rv rto n i .i r t In
and friends present.
w ares are acceptable.
yards for the second B eaver score. IS’u rx rs' T ra in in g
titled to dem onstrate their Fast o f those appetizing
m ushroom s M alcolm M cln n is; Saturday, Neil
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Again the conversion failed.
M ilking M achine at Chicago.
T he new date fo r the H o
w hich appear a fter the first fall M cln n is and Bert H endershott.
Jeanne B erg o f B eaverton is a
Seattle Visitor
A few m inutes later G eorge Mc-
W e have seen som e o f the calves
S ym phony O rchestra con cert
A loh a G range m em bers were giv­ rains lollow ed by fog, and brougnt
m
em
ber
o
f
the
fall
nurses'
train­
Mrs. C arrie Leonard o f the B ea­
en the privilege o f seeing this hom e lom e nice “ p in k ”
m ush­ but they look m ore like young verton Furniture store is spending Corkle, right half, tore loose and ing class at Good Samaritan hos­ lie O ctober 29.
plowed the last rem aining yards pital, Portland.
Next m eeting o f the E xecut
sam e dem onstration at a recent room s. N ext day his son. Albino cattle to us. T hey are beauties.
her to score.
The con version
was
T he boys will feed and fatten a w eek in Seattle, v isitin g
G ran ge m eeting and it was very Orlando, w ent on a lon ger trip
The class, which Is the largest B oard will be held at Mrs. N
son
and
grandson
and
friends.
m ade w'ith a qu arterback sneak.
the
interesting and en joyable fo r all and found som e large ‘‘Italian” the calves to take b ack to
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In the history o f nurses’ training man W a rd ’s residence, on W ir
m ushroom s.
Y our correspondent show next year to either auction G ood L uck
present.
at the hospital, includes 52 train­ avenue.
w as told that back in Ita ly this is o f f or keep them if they so d
ees.
T hey are from 25 Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. R obt. Sum m ers
a happy custom o f the Italian sire.
towns, fou r from Idaho, tw o each C am p Fin* Meets
went on a fishin g trip ov er the
T he C am p Fire girls met at
J. F rank C unningham is doing from C alifornia, W ashington and
people — to gath er the
first
w eek end, Mrs. Sum m ers ca tch ­
the preaching in a three w eeks Vancouver, B.C., and one each hom e o f Mrs. Barnes Oct. 11.
m ushroom s In the fall.
ing a 22-pound fish.
girls went on a hike and are
levival cam paign at the
l o c a l from Nevada and tMnnesota.
T here is quite a dem and
fo r
lectin g plants. R efreshm ents w
C h u ich o f Christ.
Mr. C un n in g­
m
ushroom
s
at
certain
high
class
G ood Hunting
Baby Girl
served.
T hose present were
ham
was
the
first
m
inister
o
f
this
St.
C
ecelia's
Parish
E
ntertained
restaurants
o
f
the
larger
cities
W ilbur C rocker w as very lucky
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam
tBill»
The m em bers o f St. Cecelia's zanne Barnes. Carealine Huin
R ev. Leslie and L ora Lee P ar­ Smith are the proud parents o f a church, com in g early In August.
A big share o f
on his deer hunt. He left hom e at at good prices.
1925. soon after the ch urch was Parish enjoyed a delicious
pot E leanor E rickson. Phillis Me
8 a. m. and returned at 5 p. m. this business is supplied by hot­ rott will begin a series o f ser­ baby girl.
organized, and serving until the luck dinner last Sunday. F ather Jean C owie and Mrs. Mead.
vices
at
the
B
eaverton
Nazarene
house
grow
n
m
ushroom
s.
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•
w ith a 4-pointcr.
Inst o f N ovem ber, 1927.
D uring Sniderhorn gave a short talk. Mo­
M any people d o quite well gath­ church. M onday evening, O ctober 111
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his m inistry, the present ch urch na la*
Goslin
an!
R osem ary
erin g the w ild pink m ushroom s. 21, and to continue each evening
W eek -E nd at T illam ook
Mrs. W illiam H unter, m other building w as erected.
Scheutze entertained the grou p
Mr. and Mrs. W es B arry and Care must be taken not to eat except Saturday until Sunday, O c­ o f Bud and John H unter, is very
A fter leaving B eaverton,
Mr.
On Visit to South Dakota
ill at the home o f her daughter Cunningham preached for alm ost with a guitar duet. Anott Arrell
H ilda P earson w ere in T illam ook toad stools, w hich resem ble mush­ tober 27.
Mr. and Mrs. R ob ert P routy 1
played
the
violin,
accom
pan
ied
by
room
s
but
are
very
poisonous.
But
Thee
P
arrotts,
w
ho
com
e
from
in Portland.
over the week-end. Fishing was
three years at St. Helens, w here her sister Arlene.
T he children Sunday. O ctober 6, for Isabel
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excellent and they cam e hom e to O rlando know s m ushroom s, also K ankakee, Illinois, are in dem and
he assisted in the organization o f from the first to fifth grades did South Dakota, where they
where they grow .
across the cou ntry as evangelists Sunday Guests
can fish for their w inter use.
the ch urch and served as the some fine singing.
Ed Sinclair visit friends and relatives.
and
m
usicians.
R
ev.
P
arrott
has
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ollle
K
aupilla
and
• • •
first m inister, and where he led was m aster o f cerem on ies.
P routys will return In tw o wee
spoken
at
m
any
"Y
ou
th
for
children
o
f
Portland
spent
Sun
M a rriv d R v c v n tly
H allow een Party
• • •
in the con stru ction o f the bu ild­
• • •
C
hrist"
rallies
and
will
speak
and
day in Beaverton.
The C ooper M ountain C om m uni­
ing still In use by the co n g re g a ­ VV'rtek Find at Beach
On Oct. 5. M iss Elaine L. W yn- sing in these m eetings.
V isiting in Spokane
• • •
ty club are having their regular koop. daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
tion. He then served for six and
Mrs. V. M. P llip left W edn
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge T h yn g
Mrs. P arrott, a ccom p an yin g her Attend Luncheon
m eeting tonight «F riday» at 8 p.m. Saylor H. W yn k oop , becam e the
a h alf years with F’irst Christian spent the week end at Seaside, day, Oct. 2, fo r Spokane, Wa>
Mrs.
FTed
G
oyt
and
Mrs.
J.
W
husband
at
the
piano,
is
a
m
u
­
A pot luck lunch will be served, bride o f Jack V. See, son o f Mr.
church o f R oseburg, O regon ; five
the ington, where she will visit
Girard attended a lu n ch eon
In years at T he Dalles; and has been returning home Sunday by
after w hich everyon e will partici­ and Mrs. V ernon See. o f Beaver sician o f no m ean ability.
relatives.
T he public in and around B ea­ Salem last Thursday at the home at N ew berg First Christian church way o f T illam ook, w here they had daughter and • other
pate in the H allow een party.
• •
ton, at an a fternoon cerem on y at
dinner with Mr. and Mrs .Ed A n ­
o
f
Mrs.
W
aldo
Geer,
nnd
also
vis­
verton
is
cord
ia
lly
invited
to
at­
This should be good as the men T rin ity E piscopal church.
Rev.
for m ore than fou r years.
derson
Mr and Mrs. Anderson Visitors from Corvallis
ited at the home o f Mr. G ora rd ’«
o f the club have ch arge o f all Lansing E. K em pton officia ted. tend these services.
A ssisting also in this B eaverton at one time had a store in B eaver­
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Eliand
brother
In
Salem.
T
he
tim
e
fo
r
the
evening
m
eet­
the H allow een gam es.
W illiam M orris See was best
cam paign are Mr. and Mrs. Ray ton.
Jr., o f Corvallis spent last wr
•
•
•
ings
is
7:45.
• • •
man fo r his brother, while Miss
A rm strong, both accom p lish ed mu
end with Mr. and Mrs. H. F.
• • •
O vernight V isitors
Bazaar
H arriette W yn koop. the
bride’s F orm er Ball Player ll.i* k on U nit
stefans, w h o m inister at
Mon Im proving
ander, Sr., o f Progress.
Mr.
and
Mrs
W.
P.
M
iller
spent
e
•
e
The C ooper M ountain
Sewing cousin, w as maid o f h onor
Miss
Mr. A rm stron g
Mrs. A m anda E rick son , who has
Louis Hughson.
form er
star F riday night in Salem visitin g a mouth. O regon
club w ill m eet Tuesday, Oct. 22. A lberta B loom quist was bride
le
a
v
e
s
for
San
F
rancisco
sings
solos
and
directs
the
con
had a serious operation, is much
pitcher fo r the Beaverton Beavers daughter and son in law.
at 2 p.m. at the hom e o f G rand­ maid.
gregational singing, while
Mrs lietter and will soon be at her
Dallas W eik returned home 1
• • •
back in the days when Carl Des­
ma Bauer with Mrs. Thelm a Bar-
J a ck See, w h o was a Beaverton inger H enry and Om er Aiken, Hy
A
rm
stron
g
presides
at
the
piano
Saturday
to spend a w eek’s va
home.
H ere fr o m Seattle
son as hostess.
High student, was a form er pres­ Davis, I>ev and M org H ardy, Dick
A feature o f the w ork o f this
tion with his parents, Mr.
Miss
A
lice
W
atts,
w
h
o
Is
a
dean
The ladies are having their ba­ ident o f the student body here
Mrs. H L. W eik, o f B eavert
Mulloy, Frnnk O m eara and Co. in a Nazarene college in Seattle young cou ple will be the children's
zaar at this tim e and will have
m eetings a fter sch ool on school
W eik left Oct. 12 fo r San Fr
were
kpeping
B
eaverton
on
the
is
visiting
her
m
other
and
sister.
both new and used articles
for
days.
cisco. Calif., where he has
• • •
baseball map.
W h ile here Louis
sale. D on ’t fo rg e t the date.
doing trick riding with a ro
visited
with
his
brother.
G
eorge
Beaverton Post O ffice
• • •
Fishing
show.
Hughson. and friends.
He still A cceptin g A pplications
W ill Attend W edding
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hetu Joined
• • e
resides at Seaside and has
not
AMERICAN
LEGION
A
pplications
are
bein
g
received
Mr. and Mrs. R oss Hart
and
H onored on F’ lghtleth B
forgotten the palm y days, when at the B eaverton post o ffic e for Mr and Mrs. R obt. Sum m ers Sun
and AUXILIARY
T
he
A
loha-H
uber
school
is
bulg­
daughters M ary I^ee, P atty and
Open house w as held Tuesd
Beoverton Po«» No. 124
T he original he beat the bass drum in the fn- exam ination for substitute clerk day on a fishin g trip.
P eggie left Saturday for M oro ing at the seams.
Oct. 7. at the hom e o f Mr. a
lUl B eaverton M ilitary Band un- j A pplications must be m ailed to T o H ave Dinner and Bazaar
REGULAR MEETING
O regon to attend the w edding o f I f nr°)!.m * n*
225
increased
B eaverton R ebekah social club 1st and 3rd Wednesday each month , Mrs. R oy E. Llets. in honor
M ary to 245, w hich taxes the sch ool ca- j der the leadership o f the late C. U.S. Civil Service R egion. Seattle is sp on sorin g a dinner and ha
Mrs. H art's sister. Miss
the eightieth birthday o f John
p acity to its limit.
IR . A H olm an
T hose band con - W ash., not later th in Oct. 21, 1946
at 8:15 p. m.
Rayrs.
• • •
zaar to be held at the
Aloha
H aggerty, father o f Mrs. Llets
M-.nday. Ort 14. saw the very I certs on sum m er evenings brought
Temporary Meeting Place
G range Hall on Saturday, Nov. 2.
Cake and c o ffe e were served
I 0 0 F HALL, BEAVERTON
Guest '"•penker
successful begin n in g o f the P.T A ,h ■ sands o f people to Beaverton Kehckah* Meet
a good tim e.
T he Beaverton R ebekah I«odge Visiting Parents
KEITH DENNEY — RAY GUNTHER the many old friends and rela te
Mr«
M cC.iean from hot lunch
O rel
Mr and Mrs. Chas T a tlock and Post Commander
No. 248 held
Its
H om ecom in g
Adiutori» who called to felicitate the
W ashington were visitors at the
lunches are being served each day j
I gentlem an.
m eeting Tuesday evening. Oct. 15, fam ily o f B erkeley visited at the
C ooper M ountain Sunday school The ch arge per m onth is only ' w , m ‘
oaugm er
• e •
Pore«»
Teacher«
A
«socio
fio«
hom
e
o
f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
L.
Fll-
with
a
splendid
attendance
A
last Sunday.
$3 00 fo r a full lunch including en ■ Mrs F ordney. w ho at one tim e
Returns H om e
Regular
Monthly
Meeting
ley.
parents
o
f
Mrs.
T
atlock.
program
was
given,
a
fter
which
^ fr McCuean gave a very in-
tree, m ilk and dessert.
lived in B eaverton, but w ho now
V. M. PlUp has returned
4th Tuesday of Eoch Month
Mr*. T a tlock was head cashier
teresting talk which was appre-
A new sink has been Installed mak«
her h m. at the M asonic refreshm ents were served.
A nchorage. Alaska, w here he v
ot 8 p m.
Quite a num ber o f ch arter m em ­ at the First Security Bank before
d a te d bv the m em bers
T he rol- , recen tly In the sch ool kitchen a* I T em ple is visiting her daughter
ited his son, Glen Pilip.
At Beaverton Grade School
m oving to C alifornia
bers were present.
lection fo r Sunday w as $7 77
‘ the request o f the state inspector jin California.
Made Oil Trip
Coiiiicilmcii Seek
Re-election
Cedar Mill Scouts
To Build Cahiii
Addition To
City Hall Brylin
Buildings Burn
Beavers Trounce
Work Progressing
Tillamook
Fast Milking
Machine Scores
At PI Show
Beavers To Play
West Linn Lions
Alolwi PI Winners
Revival Campaign
COOPER
MOUNTAIN
I )cfob<*r Crusade
At Lorn I Church
Progress - Kinton
\loh;i-l I nhcr
School
j Meeting Notices j