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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1947)
“Ocpected to arriv - u ^ e u '’v W ednesday, bu t t U u t N on-H igh. d istrict 92 s re qu est to be taken into D istrict No. 10, w ill be held Tuesday, A ugust 5 from 2 p. m. to 7 p. m. at the B eaverton High School building. At a recent election the Garden Home vo ters chose, w ith a vote of th ree to one, to be included into the B eaverton high district. This will mcrea.se enrollm ent in B eaverton H igh School by an estim ated 15 to 20, which will not increase overhead costs. How ever, it w ill increase the assessed valuation of the area and so re duce tax es per capita. Last year the G arden Home valuation was $350,041.41. This y ear it is esti m ated it will reach the half m il lion m ark. If th is new area is taken into N’o. 10, th e p resen t obligations of the B eaverton High School Dis tric t No. 10 will be spread over th e en tire area. VOLUME 20, NT MUER 27 B E A V E R T O N , W A SH IN G TO N ESTABLISHED 1927 Foundation Poured Cem ent for the foundation of the new “shop” building being built in connection w ith the Bea verton Union High School was poured Tuesday, Ju ly 28. The one story building will m easure 60 by 100 feet, and will lie b u ilt of tile w ith brick veneer. It is hoped it will be ready for occupancy by October. No new shop equipm ent will be purchased and present equip m ent will be m oved over. For the com ing y ear the building will be used for the m echanical draw ing classes and for g irl’s physical education. T he woodworking classes will continue to be held in the p resen t “shop.” Masons Set For Bald Mountain Meeting Aug. 9 C O U N T Y , O REG O N , Illustrator Visits Home Harold L. Price, free lance New York illustrator, le w home Ju ly 17, to visit lus parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Price. Post Mas te r of Aloha, Ore Mr. P rice illustrates for books, book jackets, mauazlne illu stra tions, m agazine covers, posters, pam phlets and does ad layouts. Among his clientele are McGraw- Hill, Boni and Gaer. Reyal and Hitchcock, Readers Scope Maga zine. C oronet Magazine as well as union w ork on CIO and PC A pam phlets. E ith er th e next cover of Cor onet o r the one after depicting a circus will be his P rice did Illustrative w ork for Bonneville Dam project, poster w ork for th e Public H ealth serv ice in W ashington I). C. and pro m otion w ork for Mutual Broad casting in New York. P rice graduated from th e Uni versity of Oregon where he stu died art. He also ittended the Art S tudents League in, New York though he says he really learned to pain t “down in the back pas tu re.” P rice has lived tri New York off and on for o years since he grad u ated iron Oregon. Dur- ing th e w ar he rved in the M erchant M arine F R ID A Y , A U G U ST 1, 1947 American Legion And Auxiliary Joint Installation SU B SC RIPTIO N IN A D V A N C E $2.00 PER YEAR SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS $275,000 Washington Co. Share Basic School Fund The Basic School F und w as Tlie p relim inary rep o rt for the All roads leading to Bald T he Beaverton U nit of th e distribution of the new Basic voted by th e people last N ovem M ountain in the Eola Hills will A m erican Legion A uxiliary held School Support F u n d shows that ber and at the p resen t tim e com es be well m arked fur th e great jo in t installation w ith th e Bea W ashington C ounty will receive from income tax revenues. W hen outdoor m eeting sponsored by verton Post 124 in th e High approxim ately $725.000 for 1947- ever incom e tax receipt«! fall Salem Lodge No. 4, A. F. 6c A. M., School au ditorium W ednesday, *s This am ount is $300,000 m ore short the levy will go on prop than the totals of the State School erty. If th e people approved the on S aturday night, A ugust 9th, Ju ly 23, 1947. the degree startin g at 8 p. m. All Mrs. Mary Adams of Forest Support Fund ($330,000) and the sales tax m easu re as now propos Masons are invited am i indica Grove, a d istrict past p resid en t Elem entary F und ($95.000) which ed the levy would not need to tions i>oint to the big attendance was th e installing officer, with are now a p art of the Basic rev ert to a property tax, provid ed revenure from th e incom e tax from lodges throughout the state. ten p ast p residents from the School Fund. The new Basic School S upport dropped to a low level. J. L. Cooke, W orshipful M aster, P o rtlan d U nits under th e giiid LEAVES FOR NEW YORK reports th at everything is in ance of Mrs. Eda Zollezzo acting is apportioned on the basis of Although m ore m oney is av ail Mrs. L au ra K. Hill, Superin pupil days’ m em bership, teachers able for schools th ere will not lie readiness for th is huge meeting. on th e team . ten d en t of N orthw estern C hris G uests of the A uxiliary includ employed, an equalization fund a noticeable decrease in tax levies The M aster Masons Degree will tian Hom e left S aturday for Buf ed M rs. C harles R hoades from based on need, and transportation. due to risin g prices. D istricts be conferred upon one candi falo, New York, w here she will Federal Unit. Mrs. Wm. Kerhli On a state-wide basis it am ounts which are not m aking exces date by special team s picked for atten d th e International and from W est Illlls, Mrs. A rth u r to approxim ately $50 per census sive leviesl for equipm ent, add this occasion, and this cerem on W orld Convention of the C hris Beetle from Navy, and Dorothy child or $16,000,000. D istricts will ed personnel, and buildings will ial will be in full form, using tian C hurch. McCullough Lee, A uxiliary l ’arli- receive one-half In Septem ber find tax levies aliout equal to special costum es. m entarian who gave a very in and one-half in March. last y ear and in m any instances M embers needing tra n sp o rta GUESTS tere stin g talk. lowered. tion will be provided for, and are Mr. and Mrs. How ard Hingley, Mrs. F lorence Miller was in The folkjw ing inform ation advised to be at the Masonic H ubert H ingley and Kathleen stalled as th e new president, w ith com pares th e Basic School F u n d Temple. Salem, not later th an 7 and M ichael Keenan spent Sun Mrs. Paul Doyle becom ing the w ith tiie S tate School S upport p . m. on this S aturday evening, day at th e Geo. B lasser home. J u n io r past president. Officers Fund and E lem en tary F u n d of and transportation will be avail elected to serve w ith Mrs. Miller last y ear and also com pares ap able for them. are: Mrs. M arie Moore, First AT LAKE OLALLA The m inim um ra te for picking proxim ate levies m ade in sever- Those attending are advised F ive thousand tickets for the vice president. Mrs. Floyd Fuller, beans for the entire state has al d istricts for th e p ast and Mr. an d Mrs. Guy Alexander, Hillsboro D istrict Boy Scout din also to take a blanket or cu sh 2nd vice president: Mrs. Anna bom set at 21-1 cents plus a l-4c present years. Mr. and Mrs. Ted H etu and Ted ner barbecue, A ugust 27 to be ion to sit on as no seats will be Fabrique, Chaplain, Mrs. M. C. bonus m aking a total of 2Viic a dy and Mr. and Mrs. Hobt. Sum held at Shute park betw een 5 available except the solid earth. T igard U. H. 2. 1946 S tate M cKercher, Secretary, Mrs. Clay pound for those who work School Support, $10,513; 1917 m ers sp en t the week end at Lake and 7 p. m. in connection w ith The evening may lie cool so a ton W right, C orresponding Sec-: through the entire season re Basic School F und, $28,000; Olalla beyond Mt. Hood. top coat will not be out of place. the opening of the county fair Mrs. F red Schiller. M easurer; ports Roy L. Davidson, Farm 1946- 47 App. Levy in Mills, 36; How to Get T here went on sale this week. The pro Mrs. Lucille McQuinn, sergeant- 1 abor Assistant. All grow ers I d 1947- 48 levy in m ills, 29. A com m ittee of Tylers consist RETURNING HOME ceeds are to h e 'p raise funds for at-arm s and Miss Beverly Rolf, W ashington county so far con B eaverton U. H. 10 jt. 1946 A telegram was received! by tiie proposed $10,000 im prove ing of the T yler or o th er ap assistan t sergeant-at-arm s. tacted seem p re tty well agreed Statt* School Support, $18,843; pointed representative of all Mrs. L ester Squires of Beaverton m ent for Camp Ireland. T he table was p re ttily decorat on paying this scale, and reports 1947 Basic School F und, $40,200; neighboring lodges will be in at recently saying that h er to n Ver ed w ith th e A uxiliary colors of from other sections in the state 1940-47 App. Levy in Mills, 11; Tickets will be sold’ through non Chase flew by plane from out the county since the entire tendance, who will he able to rec-j blue and gold flow ers w ith a seems to indicate th a t the 2V£c 1947-18 levy in Mills, 15. Honolulu, H aw aii to Alameda, area will benefit by the im prove onize m em bers from th eir lodges. | huge punch bowl a t one end su r will prevail. An occasional Beaverton No. 48, 1910 Elem. Exam ining com m ittees will also Calif, .to receive his honorable m ents. rounded w ith home m ade cakes. may present unusual condi- Fund, $6,195; 1946 S tate School be available. discharge from the U. S. Navy Mrs. Dovle had had a very such as weeds, poor crop, or Support, $12,076; The dinner will include barbe 19-17 Basic The Bald M ountain site is after serv in g a term of six years cued m eat sandwich, buttered successful year w ith a double in ither handicaps toj the picker School Fund, $44,200: 1946-47 reached from th e W est Side of w ith U ncle Sam ’s tars. m em bership and several state I \\ Inch will ju stify a higher wage App. Levy in Mills, 15; 1917- 1^ corn on the eoh br.ked beans, At th e tim e of his enlistm ent coffee, ice cream and ¿ookies. E x Pucific H ighw ay DOW, between T h rifty M arket in Beaverton, i and national citations, to her scale. The common practice of app. Levy in Mills, 29. he was a stu d en t at Pacific Uni hibits at the county fair will op McCoy and Rickreal. or from the will have th e ir rand opening in i credit. The e n tire m em bership giow ers with such fields is to T igard No. 23, | 1946 Elem . versity (1941) Forest Grove, Ore en at 7 p. m. afte r the Boy Scout Salem-Dallas highw ay. T hose ap their new building, Saturday, | wishes the b est of success and chock earnings of w orkers in F und, $4,373; 194« Stata School proaching from the N orth on 99W gon. H e is now visiting w ith a barbecue. A ugust 2, from 9 a .m. to 7 p. nt. prom ised su p p o rt to o ur new neighboring bean y a rd s and ad Support, $19,382; 1947 I ¡a s ic leave the highw ay tw o miles cousin in Dallas, Texas and will Gifts w o rth $1,000 will be given president. Mrs. Miller. just th eir own picking la te so School F und, $27,800; 1946- 47, N orth of Rickreal. Those! ap soon d riv e hom e to Beaverton in T here will be not m eeting In I th at th eir pickers can oaru wages App. Levy in Mills, 21; 1947- 48 away. F ree gardenias will be giv proaching South »on 99W leave the n ear future. en to the firs t 100 ladies who a t Uigust. our first d uly scheduled com parable to the w orkers in app. levy in Mills, 18. the highw ay a t Rickreal. Those tend and 1000 packages of frozen m eeting to he th e first W edru o ther yards. A num ber will start Aloha-Huber No. 107, 1946 approaching on 99E come to carro ts will go to the lucky ones day in Septem ber. CHRISTENING SERVICE operations th is week w ith light Elem . Fund, $3.280; 1946 S tate Salem and take the Salem-Dalles but every one can have free bal W ILLA E. DENNEY, re tu rn s as the beans have not School Support, Steven Eugene, in fan t son of 1917 $9,407; highw ay. Those from the W est, loons, soda pop. pancakes and cof- j Publicity C hairm an. m atured sufficiently for heavy Basic School Fund, $21,700; 1946 Mr. and Mrs. R obert Morrison, W allace Bridge to Dallas to R ick fee. re tu rn s at th a t time. B eaverton and Kathc; In. <ovan 1947 app. levy In Mills, 47= 1947- Sunday mo»4ui0. following real and straigh* ahead. .Those Rollie T ru itt, well known I At present ad grow ers ap p ear 48 app. levy in Mills, 18. infant daugntei of Mr. and .\us. the C hurch School session, m em from the E ast to Salem to .West sp o rts announcer, will act as to have sufficient help signed up George Molr, Beaverton, w ere Metzger No. 106, 1946 Elem bers and friends of F irst Meth Salem and straight ahead. The M aster of Ceremonies. He will bo for th e ir harvest operations, al Fund, $2,186; 1946 S tate School christened at St. M atthew ’s L u th odist will drive to Rom ig’s Acres roads will be well m arked and th ere a t 3 p. m. and E rn ie Bry j though it Is expected that m ore Support, eran C hurch on Sunday m orning, $7,400; 1947 Basio on Division street w here they all th a t will be necessary is to an, magician, w ill be doing his j workers will be needed as the School F und, $15,200, Ju ly 27. 1946-47 will enjoy th eir T hird Annual w atch and follow th e road signs. trick s at five. peak of the season approaches. ( App. L evy In Mills, 52, 194T-48. T he Rev. W erner F ritz offi All-Church R etreat. A concession will be establish Among the gifts to be given T he farm labor office has a s u r - ¡App, Levy in Mills, 35. ciated. Grow ing in poularity each year, ed a t the grounds w here sand aw ay are a p air of table lamps, plus of bean pickers at present, | Sponsors for the infants were the All-Church R etreat being wiches, coffee, and o th er re a carp et sweeper, a world globe, and any grower needing help Mr. and Mrs. George Molr, Mrs. planned by a capable com m ittee freshm ents can be obtained. The a Pendleton blanket, a record •Mrs. John U. Taylor. Route 2, should contact the office. V irginia W eaver and Mr John consisting of Mr. Byrd, Geo. concession will operate before, player, a picnic kit. a pressure has had one of h er receijres ac H aying and caneberry harv est P. H art. Gordon. Jr., and m em bers of the d u rin g and afte r th e meeting. cooker, a radiophonograpli com cepted by the B etter Homes and are com pleted and the peach h a r Ju n io r and Interm ediate D epart bination, a portable radio, ten Gardens m agazine “Round Tables v est will be next in order with FRIENDLY CIRCLE m ents. for preparation of 12 pounds ham , eight boxes of nf Endorsed R ecipes” for publi hop picking slated to begin not On T h u rsd ay of last week, grounds Miss E dith Anderson groceries valued a t $10 and a cation in th eir August, 1947 is later than August 15. m em bers of the F riendly Circle and m em bers of the Junior-H i Sunday, A ugust 17 a t Avalon , 100 pound sack of sugar. Many sue. Picking of the canning varie m et in Mrs. C harles S traley’s Class, arrangem ent of the W or P ark will be a "big” day for all have been on display for some Only ten recipes out of one ties of peaches is expected to be y ard on W atson S treet for a pot ship Center; Rex McBride, tra n s vets of th e 41st Division, th eir weeks. hunrded are chosen, so it is ap gin th is week. The office has luck picnic. portation; Howard Sm ith, Jim Ticket stubs are secured parent th at the recipe m ust real some orders for men to p ic k ; fam ilies and friends. A h ard show er drove the party Landers, Benton Douglass. Dale I t is th e an nual get-together peaches. However, no o re from through th e purchase of a dol ly have som ething. T h irty five m em bers and into th e house to finish dessert, Moore and H arry Sayles, tru ck and plans have been form ulated lars w orth of groceries. Following is a copy of th e prize outside of the county should but ev ery one enjoyed th e occa ing of equipm ent; Mrs. Grace friends m et in the G range hall for by the 41st Division of the A m eri w inning recipe. come to Hillsboro w ithout first T here will also be m any grand pot luck d in n er on Monday eve sion nevertheless. Miller, lunch m anagem ent; Ja n REAR JAM phoning the office, Hillsboro 2171. can Legion Post o t m ake it the T he new ly elected officers of ice Sweet. Mrs. Dykes, Mrs. ning, Ju ly 28th, before the regu opening food specials well w orth biggest and best yet. 2Vi pounds (6 to 7) taking in. lar G range m eeting. the club are, President. Mrs. E. Chandler, Mr. W alker. W ayne and Swim m ing, boating, dancing, jK'ars Special guests w ere the Misses L. Cobb; Vice president, Mrs. E. Helen Geertgens, Mary Landers gam es and a soft ball gam e are 1 orange Anita Pienovi and A rlene Arnell L. V. G raham . Secretary. Mrs. and Lillian C arter, hikes and on the schedule. R eserve the date 1 lemon of the B eaverton 4-H Club w hose, Albert Schulz. It was decided to games. and be th ere to greet y o u r "bud 3-4 cup crushed leader is Mrs. H ildah Highbe. have no m eeting in August. Following the |>ot-luck picnic dies.” canned pineapple The lertut.. hoar followed in i- 1 C a i »«#S#» a U a I«I lunch in the fir grove, group in m ediately 5Vi cups sugar afte r dinner. R oberta n t ? I U The Ju ly m eeting of the Exec YELLOWSTONE ENROUTE terpretive hikes have l>een plan Reel and core pears. G rind utiv e Board of the B eaverton Gibbs rendered several num bers H erm an Schultz of McMilllan ned. At 2:30 a com plete w orship on h er electric guitar, and all l>ears orange and lemon (includ G rade School P arent Teacher As The ground breaking services avenue h as ju st retu rn ed from service will be conducted with were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. C arl ing peel). Use coarse blade of sociation, as planned, was a bas visiting relatives in °ard en a N. the pastor’s m essage entitled, Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. E lm er of the Valley Com m unity United food chopper. Add pineapple and ket picnic supper, family g ath P resbyterian C hurch, held Sun "The M inistry of Silence.” At the P erkins sang “Ju s t a Song at D. sugar. Stir well. H eat to boiling day, Ju ly 27, were v ery well at Cook 20 rninates, stirrin g occa ering. held Thursday, Ju ly 24 at He m ade th e trip by auto with conclusion of the service games T w ilight.” th e home of Mr. and Mrs. A1 W. tended by m em bers of the con ’ his siste r and mother-in-law of and visiting will be the order of A nita Pienovi, who was spon gregation and th eir friends. Mr. sionally. P our into hot. sterilized Beguin. T he Teresi Food Center, the the day. Calif. sored by the Grange at 4-H sum George C. Pickard, chairm an of glasses, seal. Mrs. John R. Taylor, Those present w ere Mrs. U. F. second business com pleted in the They visited Yellowstone park m er school in June, gave an ex the building com m ittee, presided. Beaverton, Oregon. Saunders, new Grade School H askell Shopping C enter situated on th e ir re tu rn and had a very ceptionally in terestin g account of Children from each dep artm en t of teacher, Miss Merle Davies, Mr. ju s t cast of Beaverton on tjie S. enjoyable trip . h er tw o weeks a t Corvallis, show the church school participated, and Mrs. Veldon Boge and Ar- W. Canyon Road, opened for busi ing sam ples of some of th eir together leta; Mr. and Mrs. M aurice Ro- ness T uesday, Ju ly 29. The store with representatives A. V. B u tts has re tu rn ed to m lg and Ronald; Mr. and Mrs. includes a com plete line of gro w ork and pictures of the classes, from the various organizations of work a fte r a three week vaca etc. Glenn Ely; Mr. and Mrs. H arris ceries, m eat, vegetables and froz the church. tion. H ansen and Richard, Elaine and en foods and will have a complete She was follower! by Arlene C onstruction of .Ihe building be H arris H. Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. bakery which will tie put In this Among the lucky ones who Arnell, who told about th e work gan P reparations for the second Monday on th e co rn er of VACATION OVER have been able to buy new cars and the activities of th e 4-H S. W. Brentwood avenue and annual carnival of the A m eri C arlos Grandy and Audrey; Mr. T hursday. The F ay Kilgore fam ily have recently are Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Club in B eaverton ,and of her T h roughout th e store Is an ex M ultnomah Club Road. K ehneth can V eterans Com m ittee next and Mrs. Norton Peck and Rog retu rn ed hom e after a tw o weeks Haaland of Beaverton who are own p a rt in th e club Mrs. F itz Hall, contractor, has stated th at F riday and S aturday nights, er, Donald and Susan; and Mr. am ple of efficient m odern engi vacation at th e Oregon beaches. the proud ow ners of a deluxe gerald read a paper on fire pre he hopes to have ev ery th in g roof A ugust 1 and 2 at the P o rt and Mrs, Robert Besmehn and neering. Plym outh and Mrs. Josephine vention and safety m easures on ed by the time th e heavy fall land A rm ory are well under way R obert, B arbara and Beverly. F ra n k J. and M ary P. Teresi A lthough the w eather was a are ow ners of th e new store Grow of Beaverton who has a farm s and farm homes. T he clos rains start. NEW DRIVEWAY according to F red Rosenbaum, little chilly, su pper was eaten w hich Is u n d er the m anagem ent Ben Boysen has im proved the new Chevrolet. Mr. and Mrs. ing num ber on th e program was Plans were draw n by Donald A VC Recreation Director. Yount of Reed- an action song “Oh C hester,” by VV. Ednumdson, architect, who al T his carnival will offer the outside, where the i>arents visit of E. J. Oberst. looks of his place w ith a paved Clarence ville, who bought a new sport the G range The rem ain d er of so designed the manse. public the y e a r’s best evening’s ed w hile the Beguin children, circle drivew ay. Chevrolet sedan and Mr. and the evening was spent in closed entertainm ent. F reddie K eller’s L arry and Steven entertained the session of the Grange. Mrs. W illiam G rauer of Beaver band has been engaged for both children on the lawn. E veryone D O N K E Y S O FT B A L L VISITS FRIEND ton who have a new Dodge. Friday and S aturday nights. ate Ice-cream cones and m ore ice Mrs. M. C. M cKercher spent Rosenbaum pointed o u t th at cream cones, while they w onder TO SOUTHERN OREGON W ednesday evening at the home donated prizes and volunteer ed w h ether the little shivers W ith visits to Bolán Lake, of Mrs. R ene Teellng In Hills- traversed up and down help enable AVC to offer the which Oregon Caves and th eir parents E nlargem ents of all d ep art horn th eir hacks were chills, or ju s t public free adm ission and free in Medford and Sam s Valley, Rev. m ents in the W ashington County ON VACATION This year I^abor Day comes on and Mrs. E v erett L. Bowers and F air opening in Hillsboro, Aug dancing, refresh m en ts at very th rills of pleasure at being p re E thel V rader.herg Is spending the first of Septem ber. This fam ily will leave A ugust 5th for u st 27, have necessitated con low prices, and num erous carn i sen t a t such an enjoyable g ath ering. th is week in Medford w ith re m eans school starts early in the a m onth's vacation in Southern tractin g more tentage th an ever val games. ' latives. The next board m eeting will be Proceeds from th e carnival will Beaverton Union High School. Oregon ami N orthern California. before, and th e building of a held at the home of Mrs. Veldon Freshm en will register, T h u rs W hile away, th e pulpit will lie quonset hut to house 4H exhl contribute substantially to sus- Boge on August 14, and as no HOLD MEETING ain AVC’s dow ntow n offices day and Friday, Septem ber 4 and supplied each Sunday by a dif bits-, the construction of a stage AVC’s V eterans' Service business m eeting was held a t the The m id-week m eeting of the 5 and regular reeistration will tw ferent speaker w ith a specific and settings for th e “S tarlight and Valley C om m unity U nited Pres held the following Monday, Sep them e of in tere st to all. accord T h eatre,” the > ^instruction of sev Program, which assists all vet picnic sup|H*r, all board m em bers are urged to attend. b y terian church will he held tem ber 8. ing to Mr. Bowers. D uring th eir eral courts for tournam ents, the erans, m em bers as well as o th ers, in presenting claim s in ac W ednesday. August 6. 7:45 p m . absence, all calls for th e Good preparation of the old ball field Tonight (Thursday) 8 p. m at the m anse. 7850 S. W. B rent will Industries truck m ay oe for th e w estern H orse Show, be cordance with th e rules of the ATTENDS MEETING V eterans’ A dm inistration, and BIDS TO BE OPENED Mrs. W alter L. M yers w ent to wood avenue. ex tra gran d m ade to Mrs. R. B. Scott, tele sides providing I.O.O.F. vs. Beaverton Fire • * • also tries to help veterans to Silver Creek Falls Sunday w here Sealed bids for the relocating phone 3113. C orrespnndence ad stands and another small track. Department she is a m em ber of the faculty solve th eir housing and em ploy AT BEACH A wide range of en tertain of the foot ball field for the Bea dressed to Mr. Bowers at 1020 In th e C hristian C hurch Youth m ent problem s and aid In th eir N. C entral avenue, Medford will m ents and exhibits Is being pro verton Union High School will be Mrs. Blanche Barbee spent the Beaverton School Grounds Cam p m eeting th ere th is week. rehabilitation. reach the pastor while away. vided th is year. ipened A ugust 5th, 1947. w eek end a t Seaside. Boy Scouts to Hold Barbecue Dinner Bean Pickers to Get 2V2C Per Lb. Thrifty Market Grand C lening This Saturday Methodists to Picnic Sunday Win Better Home And Garden Award 41st Division Reunion Picnic Special Guests at Grange Meeting P. T. A. Picnic Held Thursday Ground Breaking New Grocery Store Opens Car Owners Are Happy Labor Day Early A V C Carnival August 1 County Fair to Be Bigger Than Ever
