The Beaverton enterprise., December 06, 1946, Image 1

ESTABLISHED 1927
VOLUME 19, NUMBER 45
BEAVERTON
PERSONALS
R etu rn H om e
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. S cott o f
R eedville, w h o have been on an
extended vacation, goin g through
m any o f the eastern states and
south as fa r as Tennssee, also vis­
iting m any places o f interest, have
returned hom e after a m ost en­
joyable time.
• • •
Baby Boy
Kenneth N. T aylor and wife,
M argaret (nee W est) are the par­
ents o f a you ng son, P eter W aldo,
born N ovem ber 26 at Geneva, 111.
Mr. and Mrs. T aylor live in Lake
Geneva, W isconsin.
• • •
N ew H om e
Mr. and M rs B ob Z im brick have
sold their hom e and have bought
out on Main Street.
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R eturns
Mrs. B arrett Randall, w h o has
been visiting in Southern Oregon
has returned home.
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H ospitalized
W . A. L uce o f Valsetz, Ore., w as
taken to the hospital F riday m orn ­
ing with pneumonia.
H e had been recuperating from
a recent m a jor operation at the
home o f his daughter, K eitha
K ingsley p rior to rehospitalization.
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V isitors F rom M innesota
Mr. and Mrs. T hom as In gberg
and daughter and M iss Olson o f
Ada, M innesota, are g oin g to spend
the w inter in Beaverton.
Mr. In gberg is a cousin o f the
E nger brothers o f B eaverton.
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Visiting Sisters
Mr. and Mrs. D. N ichol, o f Hen
druna, M innesota, are here fo r a
visit with Mr. N ich ol’s sister, Mrs.
E lsie U n derw ood and M rs. Hans
Stroeve.
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Spend Day
Mr. and M rs. W . C. M iller and
son, H arold M iller, o f Beaverton,
spent T h an k sgiving at the home
o f Mr. and M rs. R aym ond Miller
o f F orest G rove.
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Seaside Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. E. R . Sheets spent
T h an k sgivin g at the hom e o f Mrs.
Sheet’s sister and brother-in-law ,
Mr. and Mrs. R ich ard M t^ eg elr
at Seaside, Oregon.
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D ay W ith F ather
D ick M iller o f O regon City spent
T h an k sgiving with his father, H ar­
old Miller.
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X m as Party
T he M ethodist W om a n 's Society
o f C hristian Service w ill have their
Christm as party and exchange of
gifts (n ot to exceed 50 cen ts) at
their regular meeting, W ednesday,
D ecem ber 11th at the church.
A pot lu ck dinner at 12:00 o ’­
c lo ck sharp. All are w elcom e.
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M eeting
Past N oble
G rand’s clu b will
m eet D ecem ber 12th at the home
o f Mrs. Mae Hart, at M aplew ood,
7325 55th Ave.
N am es w ill be
draw n
at the m eeting fo r ex­
ch ange o f gifts.
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M eet T oday
T he R ebekah Needle and Social
Club will m eet Friday, D ecem ber
6th, at the hom e o f Mrs. Sam T ay­
lor on A lexander St. A pot luck
dinner will be served at noon.
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R ecuperatin g
Mrs. C. De Y ou n g on F arm ing-
ton R oad returned from the hos­
pital last w eek and is as well as
can be expected after her opera­
tion.
Janie» Douglas BrcJiuut
Succumb* F«llowin«r Ilearl
Attack Tuesday Morning
Mr. Jam es D ouglas B rehaut o f
P ortland, Ore., died o f a heart at­
ta ck at his hom e last Tuesday
m orning.
Mr. B rehaut was a retired a c­
countant and form er sch ool su­
perintendent.
H e is survived by his widow.
A nna Brehaut, a son Jam es o f Los
Angeles, and three sisters, Mrs. D.
A. Pattullo, Mrs. G ertrude R o b e rt­
son o f P ortland, Ore., and Mrs.
H am ilton M organ o f San F ran ­
cisco.
Mr. B rehaut was the brother-in-
law o f Mrs. M ary Dean and the
uncle o f Mrs. Mit* A lexander o f
Beaverton and Miss M arion P at­
tullo o f W est Slope.
Home For Holiday
Spending the T h an k sgiving holi­
days at hom e from the University
o f O regon w ere Miss Joan Cote,
daughter o f M r and Mrs G eorge
C ote
Miss Phtrtcta H einrichs
daughter o f Mr. and Mrs W . I.
H einrichs
Misa 8h irley Henson,
daughter o f M r and Mrs CYiarles
H enson
Mias
L om a
Cover
daughter o f Mr and Mrs Claude
C over and M iss M arilyn French,
daughter o f Mr and M rs A. N.
French.
Those hom e fro m O regon iVate
C ollege at OorvaJHs w ere: Mias
F>hyilia T horn e daughter o f Mr.
and Mrs P A- Thorne and Mias
Harbara W alters daughter o< Mr
and Mrs Jam es W alters
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BEAVERTON, OREGON Friday. December 6, 1946
Municipal Problems; Vlloration Of
Highway and Liquor Funds: Subjects
Of League of Oregon Cities Meeting
Expansion Gridiron Kixnls
Phimirtl B\ \\«*st
Frirndlx Annual
Coast Tele. Co.
Dinner Mcelinji
m
Telephone
facilities in
and
City o fficia ls and civ ic leaders cities, however, a full solution of
o f B eaverton have been invited the financial problem s can only around B eaverton, Tigard and A lo­
to attend a regional m eeting to be achieved through action at the ha are being expanded as fast as
j m aterials and equipm ent can be
discuss cu rren t m unicipal prob­ 1947 legislature.
secured, accord in g to a statem ent
lem s at F orest G rove on W ednes­
made yesterday by H arley B ar­
day evening, D ecem ber 11. City
ber, district m anager for the W est
M anager W . H. W eber, w ho is in
C oast T elephone Company.
ch arge o f arrangem ents, has an­
T he new addition to the B ea­
nounced that dinner will be served
verton central o ffice will be com ­
at 6:30 p.m. at the Forest Grove
pleted shortly after the first of
city hall, follow ed by a discussion
the year, B arber stated, and new
period. The m eeting is being spon­
equipm ent is expected to arrive
sored by the League o f O regon cit­
in F ebruary or March.
More
ies and the City o f F orest Grove,
Friday, N ovem ber 8th, the Bea­ than $70,000 has been budgeted
and L eague P resident G eorge P. verton H igh School was presented
Stadelm an, m ayor o f T he Dalles, w ith a shrine o f the Constitution fo r Beaverton fo r the com in g 12
will preside and serve as discus­ o f the United States by the Ma­ m onths, and $265,000 for this ar­
sion leader. M embers o f the Lea­ sonic L odge o f Beaverton, No. ea in the com pan y's five year ex­
gue executive com m ittee and staff, 100, A. F. & A. M. A well rounded pansion program . Eleven addition­
and legislative representatives from program began with the introduc­ al toll lines to Portland also are
this district, will also be present. tion o f the program chairm an. scheduled, but material shortages
In callin g the meeting, M ayor H enry D. Pfenning, by the stud­ will delay these until fairly late
in 1947, B arber stated.
Stadelm an reported that one im ­ ent body president, Bob Geiger.
"T h ere are still nine hundred
portant
purpose o f the m eeting
A short introduction was given unfilled orders for telephone ser­
w ould be to acquaint m em bers o f by M r. P fen nin g, who in turn
vice in the Beaverton exchange,”
the legislature and civ ic leaders
presented B. C. Steele, W orsh ip­ said B arber. “ Since V-J Day we
with current m unicipal problem s
ful
M aster
o f the
B eaverton have been able to get telephone
and program s, and that the m eet­
Lodge, w ho spoke o f the p roced­ instrum ents fo r only tw enty-five
ing would be conducted on an in­
ure and the years o f service to per cent o f our total orders. O th­
form al basis fo r the inter-change
becom e a m aster o f a lodge, and er shortages such as cable, lead,
o f in form ation on recent develop­
also to becom e a grand m aster o f cop p er wire, central office equip­
m ents am on g the city officia ls
the G rand L odge. Mr. Steele then ment, etc., also have slowed dow n
present and
also to receive the
! introduced B rother W alter C. W in- the progress o f our expansion.
suggestions o f various cities as to |
"T h e W est C oast Telephone C om ­
legislative action required to cope 8,ow ’ PaS* G rand M aster o f the
with any
particular
m unicipal G rand ^ od ^e o f «?• 8tate °\ ° re' pany is doing everything possible
T he officia l legislative '
who * ave the P o t a t i o n to restore its service to its high
problem
address and presented the shrine pre-w ar levels. It has taken us
program o f the
L eague as en-1
to the student b od y president, Bob m uch lon ger than w » antlcipat
dorsed at the convention in P o rt­
Geiger, o f B eaverton high school. ted to obtain equipment and sup­
land several w eeks ago calls for, j
His address w as o f great in­ plies, and m any vital item s are
first, in creasing the a llocation o f L
„ .
. . . . .
.
highw ay revenues to the cities te"est
t5 * 8t“ dent body Rnd all still d ifficu lt or im possible to se­
from 5 per cent to 15 per cen t; w h° attended. It was a com plete cure. W e will continue, however,
second, providing an allocation o f and con cisf «»na
o f the draw- to m ake every effort to speed up
10 per cent o f all liqu or revenues >"& UP and sign ing o f the Consti- our expansion and service-im prov­
to the cities; and third, im prove- tu tto "
! ing program s,” Mr. Barber said.
m ent in the property assessm ent m iddle 1700’s. Bro. W in slow is
procedure so as to rem ove pres­ very capable speaker and his ad­
ent assessm ent inequities and pre­ dress proved very interesting tc
sent restrictions against finan cing all present.
A short speech o f acceptan ce
local im provem ents.
L eague officia ls point out that was given by the student body
the cities are carryin g the brunt president, o f the thanks and ap­
o f the w ar and post-w ar develop­ preciation o f the students o f B ea­
N ow is the time, county A A A
m ent o f O regon as fa r as govern ­ verton high school. The program com m ittees
are saying,
for all
w
as
again
turned
back
to
Mr.
m ental
services are concerned.
farm ers w ho have com pleted their
T he first things new residents and Pfenning, w ho introduced a large 1946 conservation practices to call
new industries need are m unicipal num ber o f m em bers o f the Bea­ at the cou n ty o ffice and file their
services such
as water, streets, verton Lodge.
reports o f perform ance.
January
I. R . M etzler Is planning
on
sewers, fire protection, and police
15, 1947, is the deadline fo r re­
protection, and these are all m un­ having a perm anent niche in the p orting perform an ce
under
the
icipal services and facilities. City new high school, in w hich will be 1946
agricultuv.T
con servation
placed
the
Shrine
o
f
the
Constitu­
revenues w ill have to be expanded
program . But the com m ittees re
in order to m ake expanded city tion, presented b y the Beaverton m ind that the sooner the reports
Lodge.
services and facilities possible.
are filed, the sooner paym ents can
T he program w as ended with a
L eague o fficia ls have expressed
be made.
their con fid en ce that b y w orking football rally, con sistin g o f m usic
F arm ers w ho did not com plete
from
the
band,
a
solo
by
Carol
together and exch anging ideas the
their papers at the recent m eet­
Sheeley,
a
talk
by
the
football
cities can help each other solve
ings should com e to the cou n ty o f
m any problem s on a local basis. coach and several num bers from fice in H illsboro
and com plete
One o f the purposes o f this region ­ the Glee Club. T he B eaver yell theii papers just ns soon as poss­
al m eeting is to sec.n r» a full ex­ leaders gave fortfi with a snappy ible
change o f in form ation am on g local exhibition o f B eaver spirit. This
officia ls and civ ic leaders on local spirit o f true sportsm anship has
action program s. Because o f the won fo r B eaverton H igh m any
constitutional and
statutory re- trophies, o f w hich the students and
strictions on the taxing pow er o f parents are v e ry proud.
High School
Presented
With Shrine
ACP Performance
Reports Due Now
Student Speaker
West-Coast Winner
F am il ies-F r ¡ends
Gather for Festive
Thanksgiving
Special Police
Patrol Operating
In E. Wash. County
Mrs. Carlson, D elores and Floyd
C om m unities in E astern W ash ­
spent T h an k sgiving in Portland ington C ounty and in adjacen t
with relatives. F loyd corning home M ultnom ah are follow in g the suit
from college fo r the day.
o f the T igard m erchants in band­
A m on g those w ho entertained ing together and collectively buy­
business
with dinners T han ksgiving were ing protection o f their
the Guy A lexanders, entertaining property. M any h om eow ners in
the area are also con tribu tin g to
a large grou p o f friends.
Mr. and M rs. E lm er Stipe en­ a newly organized patrol unit op ­
erating
out o f the W ashington
tertained a grou p o f relatives.
Mr. and
Mrs. G eorge T hyn g County S h eriff’s office .
Starting over a m onth ago in the
were entertained at the hom e o f
Mr. and
Mrs. Ole Kaupilla
in T igard business area, D eputy Sher­
iffs E. W. M itchell and D. J.
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Shellenberger went Nelson, are now patrolling that
to Seattle to visit their son, Glen area as well as com plete coverage
o f the W est Slope business area.
and wife.
The patrol unit is now equipped
Mr. and Mrs. W illis C ady en­
tertained a large grou p o f rela­ with radio receiving equipm ent in
tives.
direct con ta ct with the Portland
police sending station which is the
• • •
T he H enry Nelsons, and Mrs. cen tral operating unit for the ad­
Irm a H anna w ent to their daugh­ ja cen t area.
A pplication fo r additional radio
ters. Mrs. N orene B rookh ardt at
equipm ent to allow tw o-w ay c o m ­
A loha fo r the day.
m unication has been ordered and
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• •
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Blasser installation ia pending arrival o f
entertained relatives from P ort­ the equipm ent.
The patrol m ay be con tacted by
land on T han ksgiving.
callin g the P ortlan d P olice de­
• • •
Mrs. Jen ny A lexander
enter­ partm ent and the call will be re­
tained her b roth er and w ife from layed via radio to Car 295 which
Portland, also Mr. and Mrs. Larson is the operating call num ber o f
this special patrol cov erin g the
of Portland.
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T igard and W est Slope area.
The M asonic Lodge entertained
Both o f these men have had con ­
the M asonic m em bers Thursday I siderable police experience. E. W
evening with a turkey dinner. A ] M itchell has served with the Mil­
lovely dinner w as served to the itary Police, Seattle and O lym pia
P olice Depts., and as special ag­
m em bers.
• • •
ent fo r the N orthern P acific.
T h an k sgiving
and
w eek-end [ D. J. Nelson has been with the
guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Carl W P uget Sound P olice Dept. Both
R ogers were Mrs. G race Ford o f j men are m em bers o f the W a sh in g ­
Seattle, sister o f Mr. R ogers and ton C ounty P olice O fficers Assoc
Marshall H ooper. Bank E xam iner
a lon g tim e friend o f the R oger's PURCHASE PORTLAND
fam ily
MACHINE SHOP
D. E. M rE w en o f Johnaon R oad
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CORRECTION
and K . L. Barton o f R eedville re­
Due to an a rticle printed in your | cen tly purchased the M cCracken
paper o f N ovem ber 16 people have M achine W orks. Inc., a genera)
been led to think that the B ea­ m achine shop and m anufacturers
verton G range Hall m ay be rent­ fo r m any years o f the M cCracken
Valve, which Is sn air-relief valve
ed fo r public a ffairs.
T his is not the case It is not
The plant ia located in North
fo r rent at an y tim e fo r any occa s­ East P ortland is in full operation
by these tw o local men and we
ion.
T he article to which we refer wish them lots o f luck.
was the show er
given Mr. and
Mrs J. A. Lincoln. F riends did not Home Emm New York
Mr and Mrs H a rry Barnes have
rent the G ran ge Hall fo r that
evening, but the use o f the hall returned home. T hey accom panied
Mrs B arnes’ aister. Mrs. C am p­
w as donated fo r the occasion.
bell as far as New Y ork.
So sorry
R obert Sayre, graduate o f Bea­
verton high school, recently won
first place in extem pore com p eti­
tion, representing W illam ette Uni­
versity at the W estern A ssociation
speech
tournam ent w hich co n ­
vened in San Jose, C alifornia, the
latter part o f N ovem ber.
T op ic o f
the w in ning speech
was "P roblem s o f W orld P ea ce” .
Fifty-seven colleges were repre­
sented in the west coast tourney
in w hich Sayre participated. He
also entered the debate and forum
com petition.
W h ile in high sch ool Boh was
a m em ber o f stale w inning debate
team s coached by E. G. W ebb,
and w on first place In the state
in A m erican Legion oratory.
Riil«*i«;li Mill« To
Hold Box Social
At G olf Club
T he Raleigh
Hills S ch ool will
hold an old-tim e box social on the
night o f Tuesday, D ecem ber 10.
at the Portland G olf Club. E very­
one is Invited; com e and bring
your friends.
T his event is sponsored by the
R aleigh Hills
Civic A ssociation,
and the proceeds will go tow ard
buying equipm ent for the school.
All the ladies are asked to bring
box lunches for two. and o f course
the fancier and m ore unique the
w rappings the better. An Induce­
ments to those w h o "p a c k ” the
lunches, prizes are to he awarded.
’There is to be no sale o f tickets
nor will there be an y adm ission
charge. Just two boxes o f food !
PTA Co. Council to Meet
At Tualatin. Dec. 10
On Thursday, D ecem ber 12, the
"gridiron boys’’ are gath erin g at
M cM innville fo r the annual T. Y.
V. football dinner. The occasion
will be held in the com m on s o f
L infield College P ioneer Hall at
7 p.m.
This event enables the players
to meet and talk over their ex­
periences o f the closin g season.
M cM innville will be awarded the
T.Y.V. league cham pionship a w ­
ard. A fter dinner a speaker will
talk to the boys on stategv o f fo o t­
ball.
Braver Hoopsters
Sjarl Season Hi re
Friday Ni^lit
F riday and Saturday, D ecem ber
6 and 7, the Beaver basketball
"fiv e ” will meet the O regon City
"fiv e " for their first basketball
encounter o f this year. T he gam e
will be in the B eaver’s gym F ri­
day night and Saturday night at
O regon City.
The " B ” squad gam es will start
at 6:45 p.m. and the second gam es
will start at 7:15 p.m.
B eaverton's team this year has
height and speed. W ith the first
three w eeks o f practice under
their belts, they are setting up
hopes o f eyeing the state trurna-
ment.
Valley Merchants
Offer Selection Of
Xmas Merchandise
H ave you tried to park in P ort­
land lately? Or have you elbow ed
your w ay thru the crow d s to do
your Christm as sh op p in g?
A few hours o f being shoved
around causes one to em erge with
som e rather unchristian thoughts,
w on derin g if the "iv ory handled
ice p ick ” w ouldn’t, after all, do for
Aunt Minnie.
W h y put you rself thru that
m arathon when you can shop with
ease and com fort here at hom e in
the Tualatin Valley, and get the
same, or even better g ifts?
And
often ou r prices are lower since
our rents and overhead is lower.
T o help you with your Christmas
shopping, we have dreamed up a
gift list fo r each m em ber o f the
fam ily and found ou t where you
can buy them.
Y ou w on 't need to tram p from
place to place looking for a scooter
for Joh n n y or a Panda for Jane.
Just turn to pages 5 and 6, look
under the list for "T o ts” and there
lo and behold, are several m er­
ch ants w h o carry them.
Y ou can drive or walk up to his
door, park you r car right in front,
and g o in. confident that he’ll have
what you w ant and will give you
courteous, unhurried service.
F or you r convenience, many o f
our stores will stay open in the
evenings from now until Christ­
mas.
Personally, we are going to have
each m em ber o f our fam ily check
what he would like and then, ar­
med with the page, we are going
to g o shoppin g where we know
they’ll have it and confident that
we will secure gifts to please each
person on ou r gift list.
C hristm as shopping is fun. Make
the m ost o f your yearly privilege
under ou r painless n l»« and do
you r shopping in our Tualatin V al­
ley.
W«*sl Slop«*
Has New St«>r<*
An old business has taken on a
new line with the recent estab­
lishm ent in W est Slope o f the
Spaulding T o y Shop.
T he new enterprise, owned and
operated by Mrs. A. F Spauding.
is located in the Spaulding building
wherein Mr. Spaulding has for
som e tim e conducted his real es­
tate business in this location.
As to all new enterprises in our
th riving com m unities, we wish the
best o f lu ck to the new T oy Shop
Kully Motor Co.
Mak«* Improvements
K elly M otor Co. has been m aking
extensive Im provem ents at their
B eaverton headquarters. A new
display store room with new co n ­
crete floor and glass fron t is be­
ing built in for new cars and R oto-
tiller display on the Tualatin V al­
ley H ighw ay.
The W ashington C ounty C ouncil
P T A. will meet Tuesday. D ecem ­
ber 10. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at
Tualatin. There will he a speaker
on recreation.
All m em bers are urged to com e. A M . C A D Y ’S HOM E
B ring a bag lunch.
F O R T H A N K S G IV IN G DAY
W ILD DUCKS AR E n .Y IN C ,
W ith plenty o f nhowern lately
and the low lands covered with
w ater the Tualatin V alley la en­
tertaining many wild ducka. Y ou
will see them flyin g low alon g the
Tualatin R iver and branches this
week, also Jack snipe are becom ­
ing quite plentiful this winter
season In the low lands and Rea­
ve r dam section.
Mr and Mrs W H Cady had a
happy tim e at their Aberdeen, Wn.
hom e on T hanksgiving All their
fam ily w as borne for the occasion
A big 16 pound turkey with all
the trim m ings was the center o f
attraction. T w o dining tables were
In service with sixteen folk s pre­
se n t
Mr and Mrs Cady were form er
residents o f Beaverton.
Youth Organization Leaders
Explain Activities of Club
A t Meeting of P. T. A .
The regular m eeting o f the Bea­
verton Grude School Parent Teach­
er A ssociation held Novem ber 26
at the Beaverton Grade School was
attended by over 200.
T he m eeting opened with the
F lag M arch and salute led by Boy
Scouts, and the singing o f the Na
tional Anthem , with Mr. R. H.
Besm ehn at the piano.
T he Y ou n g P eople's Choir o f the
C ongregational
Church,
led
by
Maxine Cady Barnes .entertained
beautifully with
three
religious
songs and G ilbert and Sullivan's
com ic opera "H.M.S. P in u foie."
The minutes o f the last m eeting
were read and approved and the
minutes o f the Novem ber E xecu ­
tive B oard m eeting were read.
M em bership D rive prize, an al­
bum o f three records "U ncle D on 's
Playland” was won by the F irst
Grade pupils und accepted by Mrs.
Glenn E ly and daughter N ancy Jo,
her first grader.
P rogram Chairm an Mrs. Mau­
rice R om ig announced that the D e­
cem ber m eeting will attem pt to
show the need for religion in the
home, and will have the local Cler­
The W ashington County Farm ers gym en as special guests. A m ovie
Union in a largely attended m onth­ will also be shown as the recrea­
ly m eeting Saturday unanimously tional aspect o f the program .
adopted
a resolution protesting
It was m oved and seconded that
against a proposed increase in tel­ P.T.A renew its ch arter as spon­
ephone rates petitioned for by sor o f Cub Scout P ack 517.
the W est Coast Telephone C om ­
A lso that P.T.A. donate $5.00 to
pany w h ich serves m ost o f W ash­ the W ashington County Com m u­
ington County.
H enry Johnson, nity Chest.
President o f the Union and newly
T he C om m unity Chorus will sing
elected C ounty Com m issioner, ap­ D ecem ber 15 at 8:00 p. m at the
pointed Lym an Ross, form er Sen­ Christian Church. Those who heard
ator and W ashington County Hat- their tw o beautiful con certs last
cherym an. Chairm an o f a com ­ year will not want to miss them.
mittee to lead the fight against
At this tim e Mrs. J. L. M cK ee!
the C om pany’s demands.
introduced the leaders o f the va­
The W ashington County Farmers rious Y outh Organizations.
Mrs.
Union was instrumental in induc­ Hilda H. Highbe w ho heads on e
ing the city o f Portland and the 4-H G roup in form s that another is
State H ighw ay Departm ent to des­ starting under direction o f Lillian
ignate Colum bia
and Jefferson Carpenter. A very interesting ac­
streets one-w ay s t r e e t - in order count o f 4-H Glub purooses and
to facilitate the m ovem ent o f farm doings was read oy Vanda Benson.
products from the Tualatin Valley
Den M others Mrs. N orton P eck
and const areas into the Portland and Mrs. H arold R ibble presented
m arkets and stock yards.
an interesting short play explain­
State President R onald Jones ing the w ork o f the Cub S co u ts....
and other state officers were pre­
Mrs. Philip Van Orn&m, Cam p
sent. E ntertainm ent by the Kan­ Fire E xecutive for W ashington
sas City local and a pot luck sup­ County, gave a short talk assuring
per were features o f the meeting. us all how very soul satisfyin g this
w orthw hile w ork can be.
T he Camp Fire Girls, from the
little Bluebirds, so tiny and ador­
able, to the older girla, tw o o f
whom were In full C am p Fire Cer­
em onial gowns, assem bled In the
J
fron t o f the A uditorium and sang
B oy S couts and Cub Seoul* have some o f their O rgan ization ’s songs,
been busily engaged lo preparation assisted at the piano by Mrs. D.
o f their act.t fo r tl,-* B oy Seoul X Coulter. Mr«. John R o b in s e s ’*
C ircus bein g held this F rid ay and girls gave a short but v ery en ter-
Saturday evenings at the Livestock taining play on the stage.
E xposition Building.
Both the Cub Scouts and the 4-H
B oy Scouts have made a 15 foot Club displayed som e o f their hand­
Signal T ow er o f poles lashed to ­ iwork.
gether. They also will participate
Mr. M aurice
R om ig,
Distrtot
in a w oodch oppin g contest.
Com m itteem an ' fo r B oy Scouts,
Cub S cou ts are participating in congratulated all organ izations for
a program o f Indian L ore with their fine exhibition and made a
Tom m yhaw ks, T om -T om s, Head- plea for m ore people to becom e
bands etc., giving them an op p or­ leaders in all o f these grow in g en­
terprises.
tunity o f displaying their skill.
Scout Master o f the B oy Scout
A nyone wishing tick ets may o b ­
tain them from Cubs, Scouts or Troup, Mr. C larence B uffam , pre­
their leaders.
sented his Scouts around their
• • •
cam pfire on a darkened stage
where they san g their cerem on ial
closin g song.
H arry Hansen, head o f the Ex­
plorer Scouts, explained that thin
division Is fo r boys o f 15 or m ore
years o f age whose activities are
a little more strenuous than B oy
Scouts. This grou p is sponsored by
W ith eyes sp ark lin g happiness the Junior C ham ber o f C om m erce
and a vocabulary lim ited to "G ol­ and altho p ractically newly form ed
ly," Jeanne Lewis was com pletely has fifteen m em bers o f Its fu ll
surrounded by bridal presents pre­ quota o f nineteen. He in form s us
sented to her at a surprise bridal that they are to put up the C om ­
shower Sunday afternoon , N ovem ­ munity C hristm as tree this year.
ber 24. The show er, given by Mrs.
At this point Mrs. M cK eel ex-
Otto Kiel and Mrs. Carl Hlsel was 1 pressed her appreciation to the
held at the hom e o f Mrs. Hisel. 1 leaders o f the various groups for
R efreshm ents
w ere served by their response and cooperation in
the bride’s future m other,in,law, the presentation o f the program
Mrs. Jam es Alex, and her mother, and extended thanks to all o f the
Mrs. Mamie Lewis.
children w h o participated.
P ictures were taken by a school
R efreshm ents were served by the
photographer o f the guests attend­ sixth grade R oom M others, Mrs.
ing
w ho included
M s . Gene A. C. Jakohson and Mrs. G eorge
Springer, Mrs. B. F. G ilgore, Mrs. Martin, under supervision o f Mrs
Mariam
Is»wis, Mrs.
Lee King. C. B. W ooden. G rade School T ea­
Mrs. Jim Calhoun, Mrs. Francis chers, Mrs. Nan Bourquin and Mrs.
H olboke. Mrs. Don Basset, Mrs. Florence Payne poured.
Ab W allace, Mrs. S cott Burble,
Mrs. Mary Christap, Mrs. Marble
Cook, Miss A m arette Barnes and Trim Shrub*
Mrs. B ruce Steele.
Mono Sitlewnlk*
Jeanne Lewis and H ercules Al­
The shrubs alon g W est Street
ex, bride- and bridegroom -to-be are have been trim m ed
aw ay from
alumni o f B eaverton high school. sidewalks. T his is a big con ven ­
T hey will be m arried D ecem ber 7 ience for pedestrians in avoiding
at the C hristian Church in B ea­ wet branches du rin g the rainy
verton.
season.
Ike Aseltine has been doing the
w ork for E lm er 8tipe. B efore com
ing to Oregon Ike was an expert
cartetaker hack In M ichigan
Farmers Union
Organism«; Protest
On Hate Inerease
All Set For
Boy Scout Circus
Jeanne Lewis
(given Surprise
Bridal Shower
Christian Leader
To Speck D«*«*. 8
T his Sunday even in g we who
live in the P ortlan d area will
be privileged to hear P astor Nle-
m oeller, the great Christian lead­
er, whose long battle against the
Nazis In G erm any and years o f
im prisonm ent fo r his faith has
made a w orld figure.
The m eeting will be In the P ort­
land C ivic A uditorium at 7 30 p m
Sunday. T he public is invited.
Mrs. N lem oeller will m eet with
the you ng people at the Annual
Bible B reakfast D ecem ber 3th In
C entennary
W ilbu r
Methodist
C hurch at 7:30 a.m.
All young
people are w elcom e; see your own
m inister to m ake a reservation
fo r the breakfast.
N ew E q u ip m e n t
T he C edar Mill fire district has
now at Its disposal a new fire
truck, w hich should o ffe r faster,
m ore efficien t eervice. T he old
tru ck is to be used as a follow ­
up trunk.
Dinner Guesta
Mrs. Helen Fisher
F riday evening with
for Mr. and Mrs. Jay
and Mr. and Mra. Jay
Mr and Mrs. Charles
Mrs. Carrie t^ on a rd
j Meeting
entertained
a dinner
Gibson, 8r.
G ibson Jr.,
Straley and
Noli :—
lees I j
AMERICAN LEGION
sad AUXILIARY
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REGULAR MEETING
1st and 3rd W ednesdoy eoch m o-to
at 8:15 p. m
T emporory Meeting Piece
1 0 O F HALL, B€AVERTOt4
KEITH DENNEY — RAY GUNTHER
Post Commonder
Adfutant
Persst Teachers
Regulor Monthly Meeting
4th Tuesdoy ot Each Month
ot 0 p
m
At Beaverton Geode School