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iv< I *-»▼ hf Volume 19, Number 39 BEAVERTON, OREGON ESTABLISHED 1927 <4 Youth Conservation” Is Year’s Project For County W om en’s Federated Clubs . t * ^ A m erican H om e w as the them e o f the W ashington C ounty F ed erated clubs m eeting Thursday at T igard. Miss Faye Nichols, cou n ty dem onstration agent, was the speaker, her su bject being "S u c ceed in g as a F am ily.” Mrs. George Jacobson o f the W est Union club w as in ch arge o f the program , and before in trodu cin g Miss N i ch ols told o f som e "sh ort cu ts” in m aking household duties easi er. Mrs. W . H. B unney o f Tigard, president o f the W estern F edera tion o f W om en 's clubs fo r six years, was in trodu ced as an honor guest. T his federation com prises 11 states and A laska, with 18,000 clubs and 90,000 m em bers. A m usical program was pre sented by the T ig a rd high school, including a piano num ber, "D ance o f the F ireflies," by C arolyn Ole- man'; vocal solos by Joy Grimsted, accom pan ied by Miss O lem an; baritone num bers by John G od fre y ; solo by N an cy F oord, ac com pan ied by M arlene Crouse, and a hum orous reading w ith piano accom p an im en t by M arlyn Joh n son. Mrs. Clyde Y ou n t o f H illsboro san g "A H eap o ’ L ivin ' ” with Mrs. Fred Sewell as accom panist. Mrs. Y oun t requested the county clu bs to assist in m ak in g a suc cess o f N ational M usic W eek next May. B usiness m eeting o f the first quarterly con feren ce o f the club year was called to ord er at 10 a.m. by the president, M rs. J. M. S tretch er o f H illsboro, w ith Mrs. D. E. B righam o f F orest Grove, m em ber o f the W a tts club, as sec retary. A fter som e discussion, “ Y outh C onservation " w as adopted as this year’s p roject fo r the cou nty fed eration, and the president ap pointed Mrs. F. A bendroth as chairm an o f the project, excusing her as the parliam entarian. Mrs. A bendroth gave a report o f the General F ederation o f W om en 's clubs w hich she attend ed in C hicago this sum m er as a delegate from the H illsboro C offee club. It was announced that the Third D istrict con vention w ould be held in O sw ego W ednesday, Mrs. Stret ch er, president, and Mrs. Clem E slinger, cou n ty treasurer, being nam ed as delegates to attend. R eports were given b y Mrs. J. B. T w iford on the m agazine, The V oice o f A m erican W om en, which has been adopted as the state pub lica tion ; Miss C orinne P ennington on public health, and Mrs. Zola M organ on the W ash in gton Public H ealth association. Club reports in clu d e« Forest G rove Juniors, by Mrs. Bennie B ennett, p roje ct Child W elfa re; B eaverton B ook club by Mrs. G eorge Eiser.hauer, a study club and send g ifts to D oernbecher h osp ital; F ir G rove. Mrs. Max Reeher. president, p ro je ct French orp h an ; W est Union, by Mrs. Ja cobson , just startin g on fall ac tivities. Mrs. John P ubols presi d en t; N eedlecraft. Mrs. Arnie D aick sson , p r o ^ c t rem em bering shut-ins and persons w ithout rela tives at C hristm as tim e: Metzger. Mrs. E. W . Conklin, president, project, traveling lih rarv: Hiteon. Mrs. K atie W ay, president, cele brated 25th anniversary recently w ith nine ch a rter m em bers pres ent; H illsboro C offee club, b y Mrs. A da Patterson, v ice president, pro jects, F rench orphan and Camp F ire G irls grou p : and the Forest G rove W om en 's club, Mrs. B. M Smith, president. T hree new clubs have been add ed to the cou nty federation since last m eeting — F ir G rove Social club. Jack tow n Industrial club, and B eaverton B ook club. Mrs. S tretcher gave a report op the State Federation m eeting held in Portland, and stated that the cou n ty federation is not affiliated with the state. Next m eeting o f cou n ty clubs will be held in January, date and place to be announced later. E d ucation will be the them e o f the m eeting with Mrs. W . C. Giers- bach o f F orest G rove, vice presi dent. in ch arge o f the program . The Scholls W om en ’s club and Scholls Junior club were not rep resented by delegates, but short reports were given by Mrs. T w i ford. H iteon club was hostess fo r the m eeting and served a delicious luncheon at noon. \tlf-mlin!; Bowling; Mrrl At Seattle M ike and M arian Setka o f A b erdeen are attending the big bow l ing tournam ent at Seattle this week. M arian Setka (form erly M arian Cadyt says bow lin g is her fav orite sport — and how she m akes the pins fly ' The A berdeen ladies' bow ling team is one o f the best In the E v ergreen state, and th ey expect to "h rln g hom e the b a con ” from Se attle this week. .H A G O M M F D P R E S ID E N T At the annual m eeting o f the O regon D airy B reeders association, held in C orvallis. O ctober 19, H en ry H agg was re-elected pres ident. T his is the second year o f the organization. Best to Bet Vt itli Beaver Footballer» The B eaverton footb a ll squad are not to be w agered w ith un less you are ready to m ake good on the losing end o f the deal. T his w as the experience o f Lee R obinson, ardent fan o f the local ball-toters. F ollow in g the pre-season tough luck experienced in the gam e with O regon City, R obin son told the boys in the show er room that if they would com e through and win the next three gam es he would take the w hole squad to a "fin e feed." W e d on ’t know w heth er it was a m oral obligation o f the squad to win fo r their “ dear o l’ alm a m am m y" o r the prom ise o f food that put the jinx on their next opponents. A t all odds, the boys cam e through and reports are that all en joyed a fine dinner par ty M onday night. R obin son was look ing forw ard to his pleasure that aftern oon . C oach E ugene Duncan and Jack Oafield accom p an ied the boys, w h o in cluded: R egu lars; Ed H ar vey, Joe Gervais, Lee R obinson, W ilbur M iller, Mark Cornils, John Alvarez, B ob M assingill, J ack O' Conner, John Thom as, G eorge Mc- Corkle, and Ja ck R oss. Substitutes in cluding: F red Mc- Neeley, E d T rachsel, E verett Cook. Zane Mulhausen, D ick H esselges- ser, F red H olboke, Gene P feifer, Denny O ’Donnel, B ob Zahler, Don G ram ling. E lbridge G ordon, and D ick B atke. R eserves attending w ere: Kuth Kurls, T o m Cook, McClure, Pak- ulac, and B ob Bacon. Seems to be altogether fitting and p roper that som e oth er pub lic spirited Individuals should get the boys in the dressing room be fore the M cM innville gam e and see if w e ca n ’t give them the prop er Incentive to com e out on top In the cru cial clash this week end. W e ’ll d o our bit! Betsy Needs A Best 1 ( loin in unity Chorus To Start Monday m The B eaverton C om m unity ch or us under the direction o f W illis Cady will start this year's activ ities at the C ongregation al church on W atson street at 8:00 p.m. on Oct. 28. T hey are starting to pre pare fo r a C hristm as program . This will be the second year for this group. Last year a ch or us o f 54 put on C hristm as and Easter program s. All people o f this com m unity and surrounding areas w h o like to sing are urged to com e and try it. M onday evening is just the starting night. The regular date for p ractice will be decided on by the grou p m em bers. The chorus is m ade up o f both men and w om en from high school age up. T here is a special need fo r m ore sopranos and m ore male voices. Mrs. A. W . B éguin is the chair man in ch arge o f publicity for the chorus. If you w ant any further in form ation or any en couragem ent call her at Beaver ton 2601. Last year the grou p had lots o f fun and everyone in the chorus enjoyed it. T hey hope even more people will turn out this year. BEAVERION PERSON VLS W om en's F ellow ship Meeting T he W om en 's Fellowship of Bethel ch urch had its the speaker for the Sunday evening Fellowship hour Mrs. W alter Geersbach of Forest G rove, w ho gave an e x cellent talk on stewardship. The m eeting was follow ed by a fel low ship period, with gam es and refreshm ents. • • • C snip Ft re G irls Elect The K inunka group of Camp Fire Girls met O ctober 17, at the hom e o f Mrs. P a lm ro'e, guardian. They made lupel pins .uuV elect ed office rs as follow - president. Mary K ennen; vice president, Au- dry E n g er; secretary. Phyllis P alm rose; treasurer, Adair E nger: scribe, B everly Johnson; song leader. M arilyn M artin, program chairm an, M arilyn Miller; social chairm an, M aureen Kain. The new com m ittees made plans fo r their H allow een party and the m eeting was adjourned. — Scribe Beverly Johnson. • • • Im proving Mrs. T hyn g and daughter, Mrs. Cole, w ent to see Mrs. Engleke at P rovid en ce hospital on Monday aftern oon and fou n d her much im proved. • m • Charter Change Necessary Before Installing Sewers Eastern O regon Visitors Mr. and Mrs. M alcolm Clement have been visitin g In eastern Ore gon. T hey visited Mr. and Mrs. Jenning* w ho recently moved there. • • ■ City A ttorn ey P atterson has ad vised the City C ouncil that it will be n ecessary to am end Sec tion V, Subsection 5 o f the City C harter b efore the m atter o f au thorizing a bond issue to finance the needed sew er system and treatm ent plant can be subm itted to a vote o f the people o f B ea verton. The am endm ent will appear on the City B allot at the regular election to be held on N ovem ber 5th and its approval by the vot ers will enable the C ouncil to pro ceed at on ce with the preparation o f proceedings to authorize and finance the sew er p roject. BE S U R E TO V O T E . Fishing H enry Nelson, Dr. Talbert and O tto Keil w ent fishing a couple o f days over at Bay Ocean and had very g ood luck. They stayed in Dr. T albert's cottage. • • • Beavers-Grizzl ies Vie For Top Spot IF YOU CHANGE YOUR ADDRESS PLEASE NOTIFY YOUR PAPER Friday, October 25. 1946 W eek End V isitors Mrs. G uy A lexander and Mrs. H etu and son visited at the Laura Olds hom e on Friday. • • • E ntertains Club Mrs. C arrie Sum m ers enter tained the C heerio club at her hom e on Friday, with Mrs. Pearl N ew m an and Mrs. Ethel Hansen as guests. • • • Sunday Guests Mr. and Mrs H ow ard H ingley and K athleen Keenan spent Sun day at the Geo. Blasser home. • • • F riends Pay Final T ribu te T he people o f B eaverton were saddened to hear o f the death o f Vallie W ood o f P ortland. who lived in Beaverton a num ber o f years ago, their tw o sons goin g through school here. Mr. W ood was a Past Patron o f the Eastern Star, and a good m any m em bers attended his funeral at the H ol man & Lutz chapel on T uesday afternoon. • • • Garden Club Meets The Garden club m et last Fri- day with nn Interesting m eeting T T h hey P V S served P r V ' p d n a t turkey ll rlt H dinner i n n n e < and m /l were m uch surprised to have Dean C ollins call and invited him to carve the turkey. T hey also had a very nice collection o f flow er plants to sell • • • The B eaverton R u ral Fire P ro Tonight, O ctober 25, the B eaver tection D istrict needs new fire ton Beavers will m eet the M c figh tin g equipm ent. At present M innville Grizzlies in a football the district ow ns n o equipm ent at scram ble to determ ine first place all but leases one tru ck from the in the T.Y.V. league. M cM inn City o f B eaverton and uses their ville and B eaverton are tied fo r men to man It. this high position. The present truck, fam iliarly Last year the Grizzlies beat the know n as "B etsy ,” is a 1928 G ra B eavers 12-7. In fou r gam es o f ham w hich w as form erly a school this year, they scored 108 points bus and w hich has had fire fig h t with not a point scored against ing equipm ent m ounted on it. She them. is incapable o f the speed necessary The gam e starts at 8 o ’clo ck on to get to a fire quickly. She has the B eavers’ turf. a 580 gallon w ater tank and only one 150 gallon booster pump. *K ‘ ■till» hli>w On Oct. 29 a special bond elec \ f| ® * 1 • ■ * * C U II V 1 ^ 1 * ^ tion is being held to secure funds to purchase the m uch needed fire j Funeral services for V ictoria equipm ent. This election will be M aude R eam y, w hose death fo l held at the Felsher shore situated low ed an extended illness, were on the west side o f the B eaverton- held M onday, O ctober 21, at the T igard h ighw ay near Sorrento W . E. P egg M ortuary in B eaver road. T hose living in the district ton. Returns Home outside o f B eaverton are eligible Mrs. Sheets o f Forest G rove, Mrs. R eam y w as born in Kas- to vote on this issue. son, iM nnesota, Septem ber 12, w ho has been visiting her sister, The 43 square m ile d istrict is 1897, and m oved to O regon her in Mrs. H opper, returned to bounded by the Tualatin F ire D is 1911, where she was a resident o f hom e M onday evening. trict on the south, the area served • • • H illsboro until she m arried W il by H illsboro on the west, Cedar liam Carl R eam y in June, 1936, Dinner and Bazaar Mill D istrict on the north and the T he B eaverton R ebekah Social since when she has been a resi M ultnom ah D istrict on the east dent o f B eaverton. Interm ent was J Needle club m et in the I.O.O.F. across the cou n ty line. in the F ir Lawn cem etery, H ills j hall Tuesday, Oct. 22. to make The board o f the d istrict has boro. | final arrangem ents fo r the tur- been look in g into the m atter o f M rs R eam y was active in mu I key dinner nnd bazaar to he given securing the right kind o f equip Nov. 2 in Aloha G range hall ment and has decided on tw o piec sical circles and social w ork, and a m em ber o f the F riendly Circle, es. each to be m ounted on a tw o and will be greatly m issed by her Feeling Better ton truck. Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Hughson, One is to be a high pressure fo g m any friends in the com m utiity. w ho have been ill o f late, were Survivors are the w idow er, W il fightin g unit capable o f pum ping feelin g hetter W ednesday. 60 gallons per minute, with 800 liam Carl o f Beaverton, and her • • • pounds o f pressure at the pumps. father, Mr. B. A. Shaver o f P ort A ltar Society Meets It carries a 400 gallon tank and a land. St. C ecelia's Altar society had low pressure 250 gallon per m in a very interesting meeting. Cider, ute pum p as well. Iti" S<|iia«li (»row n c o ffe e and doughnuts, with a The other unit is a standard low- H allow een efect, were served by pressure pum per, with a 500 gal In Beaverton Mrs. Gosiin and Mrs B alfe. M is lon tank, a 500 gallon pum p and A lon g about this time o f the Geo. M osh ofsk y won the door a 150 gallon booster pump. year m any folk s are th in kin g o f | prize. This new equipm ent will lower • • • m incem eat, apple cider and pum p all fire insurance rates in the en kin pie, also a nice squash pie F.xening o f Song tire district. An evening o f song will c o m well baked is not bad. The m em bers o f the hoard are Here is som e good news. Miss prise the Fellowship m eeting at president. A. O Oleson o f Raleigh A nna Hyland o f B eaverton grew the Bethel C ongregational church H ills; vice president R oss H art o f a True H ubbard squash in her i next Sunday evening. O ctober 27, H azeldale d istrict; secretary-treas garden that w eighed 2 7 pounds, at 8 o ’clock . Both the senior choir urer. L eland Flint o f Kinton w hich is rem arkable for this vari under the direction o f W illis Ca Scholls d istrict: O scar H agg o f ety. dy and the youth ch oir led by R eedville and ’M a c" M cG eorge j Mrs. R obert Barnes will be pre- o f the extrem e northw est corn er | sented during the m usical eve Mr*t Studio |{ccilal o f the district. ning. T he valuation o f the fire dis • • • trict is « 4 4 5 125 23 M illage to Saturd ay, O p I o I m t 2ft T oo Bad T here's No Kink Here Mrs. Joyce Enright. S.W. Ellis he taxed 2.1 mills. It requires Several young couples In the avenue, is having the first studio $7.234.76 per year to operate recital o f her piano students at W estdale division were having a her hom e Saturday, O ctober 26. j very enjoyable time at the Hills- fit •avrrton M pd G o rk in " 2:30. Just her 15 grade school | boro skating rink Thursday. Oc- students will take part, and at I tober 17, until Mr M arty F ibiger In Etigrne IN.ml his arm . tend T his is a requirem ent her fell and broke • • • Jim H unter and Charles Easick. pupils must meet in order to re form erly o f Beaverton, are w o rk ceive their certifica te at the end T o Ixrcate Near Huher Mr. and Mrs John C om fort have ing in a big pack in g plant at E u o f the year, but it Is not open to sold their hom e on S W . Crestdale gene. the public. Court, and are m oving out near T his plant was owned until re-1 . Huher. cen tly by Lou W olf, form er propri-1 F« m »|I ki II Ca»nulty etor o f the B eaverton L ivery S ta-j bles at the corn er o f 1st and W a t R ppo l «‘ring son back in horse and buggy days Jim m y H anson, 12 year old son (jo ffp f C’ iii » Repair» Mr. W o lf has moved to Salem, o f Mr and Mrs. M orris H H an B* ■inir Matlr where he now operates the Sa son o f B onny Slope, fell while lem B y-P rodu cts plant in the playing football with playm ates The C offee Cup restaurant in capital city. Friday, Oct. 18. and dislocated his B eaverton is being rem odeled Jim H unter says he is glad they right shoulder He was taken to W ith extensive repairs In recent have good taxi service in B eaver a P ortland physician, w ho set the days, Mr. Clem ent, popular chef. ton. H e says It is not so hot In dislocation and reported it would | is having his place fixed up in Eugene — th ey forg et to oil up take several weeks fo r the bones | tip top shape and will soon be the busses. to set. open fo r business \aw l)a\ Messa«;(‘ Of Vdmiral Niniitz To \a\al Forces Portland Hobby Symphony To Play Beaverton Tuesday Sponsored by P .-T .A . L'i m N avy Day, O ctober 27, 1946. will ' find our N avy on its Sunday rou tine. with divine w orship sched The 40-piece Portland Hobb^ uled where possible. Since its j Sym phony oioh esti under the di-1 beginning, the Navy has recog i ectton ■ a ill pre-T nized the value and im portance o f sent an evening o f music for res-| worship. All o f us seek m ore sat-1 Menta of Beaverton and sur-e isfactory and happier ways o f rounding territoiy Tuesday n ig h t! living. W e want inner values that in th. B eaverton Grade schoolT will sustain us in w hatever ou t The Beaverton Grade School starting at 8.00. under the spon-| ward circu m stances m ay befall us P arent-T eacher A ssociation held -m ship o f the p.iien t-T each er As W e have seen religion nnd m oral its regular m onthly meeting T u es sociation. integrity tested in the cru cible o f day, O ctober 22, in the Grade The musical group is one of| war. W e know how greatly they School A uditorium . In spite of tha most unique in the country, have affected the lives o f men in the inclem ent w eather there was being com posed of men from all an excellent attendance. The P ar the years o f peace. walks o f life who have banded ent-Teachers A ssociation and the N avy D ay Sunday will be a nat together wi th a com m on love o f ural setting fo r the recogn ition W ashington County Health A sso good m usic. The organization is and evaluation o f the place the re ciation, co-sponsors o f the pro a n on -p rofit group, and as such ligious and m oral sides of our gram , were gratified that so many have m any associate patrons w h o lives should have in our thinking. availed them selves o f the oppor con tribu te to the music library A long with our physical fitness tunity to hear Dr. R ich ard M or fund. and professional training, we need gan, whose excellent lecture was T he orch estra was form ed 111 the inner discipline o f religion. o f great interest to all. years ago by a group o f 11 music| Dr. Morgan says that in order s u n s , who had a com m on inter W e o f the N avy are grateful for the prayers and support o f the to solve our em otional conflicts, est and purpose. These same men I religious leaders and w orshippers caused by feelings of insecurity, are still a vital part o f the g ro u p ] in our ch urches and synagogues we should strive to be able to see and have expanded their num ber To to the present 40 musicians w h o' through the lon g dark days o f ourselves as others see us. W orld W ar II. W e shall continue know ourselves better would “ open en joy good music. T o them it is to need their prayers. It is my up vast new worlds o f under a love and pastime which the earnest hope that our people will standing” not only o f ourselves, m em bers all enjoy and share with rem em ber us o f the naval service but o f our fam ilies, our neighbors their audiences in the m a tch le s s ! in a special w ay on N avy Day and our associates. W e should do scores o f Beethoven, Mozart, Cho- f Sunday, and that we m ay have aw ay with our rigidity o f attitude pin and the other masters. the support o f their prayers as In these 'ever-ch an gin g tim es and T he program will include sco re s! attem pt t o m aintain a flexibility from Beethoven. Strauss, S ullivan] we keep the seas. • • • o f emotions. He says psychology and V ictor Herbert. has done away with the old idea Flower Memorial Serviee o f "be good o r else" — we must first accept the evil within us Four Bravrrtoniann Special flow er m em orial services in honor o f all persons w ho lost before we can overcom e It by At Multnomah College their lives at sea in defense o f the law of reversed effort, since P O R T L A N D — F ou r graduates I this country in W orld W ar II will no problem can be fought on the be conducted again this year In negative, and here he quotes from o f Beaverton high sch ool are a- connection with the observance the Bible: "R esist not evil; ov er m ong the 239 new students in the d ivision of | o f N avy Day, Sunday, O ctober 27. com e it with g o o d .” W e are sure day ju n ior college the Navy L eague o f the United that all who attended will profit M ultnom ah college, P ortland, this from Dr. M organ's message. fall. T hey are Jam es W illiam States announced today. Mrs. Veldon Boge, president, Godw in, W illiam E dw ard Hays, I The N avy League, com posed o f called the m eeting to order with Charles W illiam Laurens and Jer-| citizens interested in the N avy and a special w elcom e to visitors. The eniiah Lew is Pointer. Naval affairs, again has been des m inutes o f the previous m eeting Godw in, a graduate last spring, ] ignated by the Secretary o f the were read and approved and the is taking the pre-radio engineer N avy to be the officia l sponsor m inutes o f the executive board ing course, a new developm ent at o f Navy Day. were read. M ultnomah, w hich has been teach So that the people of the United T he program com m ittee an ing radio on the vocational level States may have an opportunity nounces that the next meeting, fo r nearly a third o f a century. to participate in this traditional under the direction o f Mrs. J. L. H e is the son o f W illiam A. G od cerem on y fo r those w h o died at Me Keel, will be devoted to the win, now if P ortland. sea, the Secretary o f the N avy has ch aracter building organizations, Laurens, w ho had som e w ork at designated various port cities in w hich includes the Boy Scouts, the continental United States to Cub Scouts, C am pfire Girls and P a cific university after com plet ing high school, is enrolled in receive flow ers for transport to Bluebirds. business adm inistration, while sea on N avy Day. M otion was made, voted and H ays and P ointer are taking pre- The port o f Seattle. W ashington, carried that P.-T.A. sponsor the engineering courses. and the port o f Portland, Oregon, new unit o f C am pfire Girls now have been designated to receive being form ed. flow ers and to hold the m em orial In beh alf o f the ways and services in the P acific N orthw est. means com m ittee, Mrs. R oy Cav- ens thanks you one and all for the grand response o f donations for A gricultural con servation com the rum m age sale being held Fri day, O ctober 25, at Second and m itteem en from this area attend-! ed a m eeting at the county c o u r t ’ T a y lor streets in Portland. T he Com m unity Chorus, which house at H illsboro W ednesday af Piano students o f M axine Cady gave Huch m arvelous Christmas ternoon in preparation for com Bnrnes will be presented in a re and E aster concerts last year, is pleting farm ers' reports at m eet cital at the Bethel C ongregational form in g again this year, first ings in the com m un ities the first church Monday, O ctober 28, at m eeting to he held Monday, Octo part o f N ovem ber. 8:00 p.m. T his recital is the sec ber 28, at 8:00 p.m, In the Con Mr. Jay W escott, a state conser ond in a group o f six which Mrs. gregational church. vation fieldm an, attended the Barnes is planning to have dur It w as announced that milk Is m eeting and discussed m aking out ing the school year, giving the f o r the reports on the 1946 practices. children experience in perform in g now available for lunches grnde sch ool pupils at 6 cents per Indications are that farm ers who in public. are takin g part in the program Those appearing on the pro bottle. this year have been doing a lot T w o piano solos. "F o g at Sea” gram are: Cynthia and Diana Arp- o f w ork to im prove the soil on ke, Paul B uffam , N ancy and P at and “ T arantella," beautifully per their farm s and to prevent ero- ■ ricia Campbell, D orothy C hristian form ed by Dale Enger, were en sion during the w inter season. sen, Marlene Cook, Alice E rick joyed by all. The com m itteem en from this area D on ’t forget the first concert son, Paul Felsher, Delores Fuller, are: A loha-B eaverton district, H ar o f the Portland H obby Sym phony N ancy H olland. Linda H orney, old W. Shuper, Ed B erger and V irginia H uddleston, Donna Mills. O rcheatra to he held at the Grade Thom as D enney; W est-U nion dis R obley Morgan, Donna Phelps. S ch ool Auditorium next Tuesday, trict, E lm er Grossen, W esley L. Don and Sandra Lee Samuelson. O ctober 29, at 8:00 p.m. T he beautiful flow ers which dec- Kntchelder and R ussell H ays; and Carole Sheeley, Diane nnd Dw ight Sherwln, Barbara Vogland, Ixiu- ornted the hall and added much from the Kinton district, Leland ise W ilson, and Carolyn W ytten to the enjoym ent o f all were fur A. Flint, W ilbur H anson and Er win Heaton. berg The public is invited to at nished by Mrs. Charles Drew. R efresh m en ts were served by tend. the Seventh Grade Mothers, Mrs. Ilwii c r lo n f ,i r l ISantctl E lm er Benson and Mrs. E. L. C o lle g e C r o u p L e a d e r Cllinn Pike, under supervision o f Mrs. H arris Hansen. Grade Softool 'f r i l l C o m p - 11 i«rli L E W IS A N D CLARK C O L T each ers Mrs. Florence Bullis and LEGE, Portland — D orothy K irk Citizens living near the low Miss Faye Lite poured. wood, senior In m usic, is one o f lands around B eaverton were 15 "grou p leaders" nam ed from surprised over the week end to the A ssociated W om en Students hear shot gun reports, this being by Miss Kreeda O. H artzfeld, dean a closed season west o f H ood R iv o f wom en, to help orient fresh er for China pheasant hunting. W est Linn Lions lost to the T here was som e shooting Satur B eavers last F riday afternoon, O c man girls to college life. Leaders and day and Sunday, but about 2 p.m. tober 18, on the L ion s’ home turf chosen from both resident non-resident students will meet M onday tw o hunters passed down with a score o f 19-13. one evening each w eek for a “ fire the Beaverdam land just north o f In the first quarter the Beavers the C atholic sch ool shooting China tore dow n the field and H alfback side” discussion with the dean. Miss K irkw ood, daughter of pheasants. It was then realized Boh Zahler plowed through the Mrs. Ida B. K irkw ood o f route 2. what was g oin g on. line to gain the first points o f Beaverton, was also recently elect So, in about 7 minutes a m em the gam e. T he conversion failed. ed secretary-treasurer o f ErodeL- ber o f the State police hurried On the k ick -o ff the Lions cam e phinns, senior w om en’s honorary, north on C edar street and nabbed back with W atson sprinting a tw o John Doe hunters with shot hard 90 yard run through the is a m em ber o f the college choir, guns Just south o f the form er B eavers’ entire interference. T he T rouvere musio honorary, presi .John Peterson property, and they extra point was made with a pass. dent o f Sigma R ho sorority, and I is active In R ose City Presbyterian had tw o dead China roosters, E arly In the second quarter which had Just been shot. The W atson o f W est Linn received an I church. fellow s said they were from O kla 8 yard pass w hich placed the homa and were living at B oring Lions seven points ahead o f the ( ¿ M i n t y ( l i r i - t i a i i in this state. Beavers. h n < lt* a v o r T o C d i i v p i i p Each w as fined $54, or $198 for John T hom as of Beaverton the tw o birds, in Justice Court snagged a 12 yard pass, leaving The annual W ashington County j here for sh ootin g game birds in the B eavers one point behind. A Christian E ndeavor C onvention closed season. qu arterback sneak gained the ex will be held next Saturday eve The O regon Gam e C om m ission tra point and the score was tied. ning and Sunday. O ctober 26 and made 1946 a closed season west T h rou gh the third quarter each 27. in the Forest G rove Christian o f Hood R iver, that China pheas team held the other and neither church, beginning at 6 30 Satur ants would be m ore plentiful. gained a score, but, in the fourth, day evening with registration, fo l Zahler raked in the determ ining lowed at 6:45 by the banquet. tou ch dow n with an 8 yard buck Parent»» ( lnl» lla« The program Sunday begins at through the line. 2:30 and continues throu gh the Monthly Meeting B eaverton gained a total ya rd evening R ev. Byron Travis. Jr., Linn's o f P ortland will be the con ven The P arents' club o f St. C ece age o f 198 against West tion speaker. T here will also be lia's school held their m onthly 111 election and Installation o f off*, m eeting Thursday. Oct 17, in the cers. Parish Hall. A fte r a lively busi B A R N E S SELLS T IM B E R All E ndeavorers and form er En- ness m eeting Father Goodrfnlh. IN E A S T E R N O H M .O N deavorers are w elcom e to com e. principal o f H uber B oys’ Hom e, Calvin M Barnes, proprietor o f gave a very interesting talk on the E vergreen A uto Court at Ya- Interest, cooperation and kn ow l chata by the sea. was in eastern STO RK c u m edge the parents should have o f O regon the first o f the week sell , k R 'A . " " 2 S pringer o f their children and school. ing his tim ber Interests east o f the C hurch o f Christ are receiving C offee and hom e-m ade cake was the Cascades. con gratu lations on the birth o f a served to all present. baby glrL 1 r.-T.A. Meeting Very Successful Conservation Men Attend Meeting Presents Pupils In Piano Kccital Ilf avers \\ in
