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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1947)
BEAVERTON PERSONALS RECORDER BUSSE SHOOTS FOUR TIMES TO BAG DEER Although it took him four blasts of his blunderbuss to do so, Bea verton’s City Recorder. L. , Busse bagged his season's dee October 12, some 18 miles be yond Bly, Oregon, out of Kla math Falls. ESTABLISHED 1927 Leaving his desk Saturday, he Y O U 'M E 20— NUMBER arrived in the southern waystop and embarked on a family hunt ing trip that evening. By 6:50 Sunday morning, he had finished polishing off his 100-pounds of snorting venison. BEAVERTON WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON, County's '46 Payrolls Lag Behind Last Year's Total GARDEN CLUB SALE The Beaverton Communit Carden Club will hold a miseel laneous food and plant sale on October 17 at the Kiwanis Hall under direction of Mesdames John Holmes, A. S. Funston J. G. Eisenhauer, and Raj- Meadows. Luncheon will be ser ved at 12 :t0 p. m. A t the food and plant sale at 2:00 p. m. none of the food nor prize plants are reserved prior to the time of sale. Mrs. T. W. Blakeney will make one of her famous large banana cakes, the recipe being entirely a secret never given outside .her family and passed down for several generations to the eldest girl. There will also be exclusive delicious angel food pies, gooej- chocolate cakes and other cooked foods as well as super pickles and preserves. Plants and bulbs for beauti ful Spring flowers and a fine selection of rare and popular plants will be available at prices you can afford to pay. LO\G H i \ ( . E r iltl L tTIO\ SHOW S 188 PERCEXT II 4GES INCREASE LAST SIX YE4RS FRIDAY, OCTOBER SUBSCRIPTION ADVANCE .*2.00 PER YEAR SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS Health Dept. Tooth Decay Future Prospects Sharpen Says Disease Starts Study With High Banking Volume Situation O K Of Nutrition FIRST SECA RI TI S HOU S (Jl i HT EH IA DEPOSITS l\ EXi ESS OF EOI H MILUOX County health department, in j Problems of tooth decay, as effected by nutrition, will be the an unofficial statement this Business trend at the First Security Bank, of Beaverton, «lur- The only county- in Oregon besides Multnomah not to show an week, reports the disease situa- object of scientific search enter ed into by Oregon State College increased payroll last year, Washington county is credited with a tion o.k., with no major out- ing the la t three months, has showed an increasing volume. Ac- with funds allocated under the 2.OH- lag in 1945-46 employment. Long range percentage, however, break reported. new federal research and mar cording to Jny Gibson, president, an average of atx>ut 30 new ac With polio not currently pre- keting act. shows a boost of 188.1% during the six years from 1940 to 1946. counts are t i n g opened a week, and this average has been sus- valent, things in the health wav The new project comes as an Out of a survey of nearly 15,000 state employers, conducted by are generally looking up. tained for the last 30 to 60 days. Since June 30, deposits at the expansion of a state supported the state unemployment compensation commission, state payroll Schedule tor earl> winter X- bank have swelled by 8127,663.08 making a quarterly total of project which studies the rela levels for last year reached 8708,- ray survey, completed Octobe tionship of nutrition to tooth S4,l 78.219 84, as compared to the J 816.251. compared with $703,885,- 14, will be printed as soon as decay, which began with rural last report of 84.050,556.76 it is readied for the press, in 646 in 1945 and 8255,677.940 in time to give resitlents of the homemakers active in the state To guarantee tht'se deposits, home economics extension eoun- 1940. the report lists: East end of the county the op Cash. 8754,611.17 $35.603.07 up In Washington County. 1946 portunity to arrange schedules cil. These women promoted a 820,- from the last report of $619,006- wage payments are set at 84,- to include participation in this 000 grant front the 1945 state 10 . 369,791. somewhat behind the community-health act i vit \ legislature to support, the be 1945 figure of 84.501.701 but a Loans, se«jure«l bv collateral ginning of the project. Because substantial gain over the 1910 to of greater value than the amount of the advances already made tal of 81,517,466. outstanding, $648.730.71, an in in this phase of nutritional re Eastern end of Washington Rupert Flying Service, Beaver crease of $12,970.63 over pre Reflecting a decline of 877 mil search. Oregon State College was county, in Pacific International lion. Employment due to ship ton, and Oregon Aircraft, Hills viously published $635,760.08 selected to direct the impetus Livestock Exposition exhibits, yard layoffs late in 1945, Mult boro, are listed among firms ap Along with other asset growths federal funds bring to the study. -howed exceptionally well thru nomah s share of the prove«! for G. 1. flight training, bank furniture and fixtures total entire A bristling docket of cases, While Oregon centers attention the efforts of farm-wise mem state's pay rolls was down to which will number in the neigh on dental decay, another Western by the Oregon State Board of $12,250.00 at present, telling of a bers of 4-H Clubs. 51.9% last year as compared with borhood of ten, commands the state, under the same federal Aeronautics, in regular monthly $4,750 addition in facilities which A 4-H activity which promises 64.7% in 1946 and 53.3% in 1940. attention, October 16, of the Grand program, will deal with nutrition meeting. October 8, at Salem. three months previously, repre major results for the near future County figure for 1946 was Jur>\ meeting in the Hillsboro in relation to certain mental dis Rupert's flight school won an sented $7,500.00. the exhibits as well as jupdging 836/,880.383, 19.2% decrease from courthouse, according to Russell eases while yet others may o. k. on flight training while Stock in Federal Reserve hank, team competitions proved the the 1945 total of $455.159,428 but Morgan, district attorney. study the relation of nutrition the Hillsb«>ro firm was author- representing the Beaverton bank young agriculturists in Tualatin RETURNS FROM SEASIDE izetl to conduct additional class an increase of 169.8% over the to anemia or other disorders. membership in this system, re with G. 1. mains at $1,650.00 as before. C. J. Beach, Beaverton mer valley have applied themselves 1940 figure of 8136,371.394. Dr. Slara Storviek, who has es in connection with concentration to the pro- chant, returned the first of the been directing the state-spons flight training. Total assets to meet deposits Ralston 'and Ball, who conduct stand at $4,279,958.03, an in week after a week of resting and ects they entered. ored research, will be chairman Awards credited to the east deer hunting during a seven-day of the regional committee for a flying school at the Hillsboro crease of 8129,738.49 «/ver the end of the county are: airport are also well-established status on June 30. visit with his daughter and her the Western states. 4-H Hairy • Guernsey« — Heifer in flight training un<lt'r the G. I. husband, Mr. and Mrs, K. L. Field work will be handled Fall schedule of dances spon The bank’s surplus of $101,738- 5th, Wayne Sagert, Sherwood; Wilson. sored by the Kinton Grange will by an elaborate mobile setup hill. 19 likewise refl«icts the upward At its last meeting, the board inclination of business, showing A-quilt ing did he go. that des resume on October 18th when consisting of a truck and trailer of his deer hunting, Mr. Beach Senior heifer: 3rd, Homer Zuver, Sherwood; Junior heifer: 10th, picably light fingered prowler and passed a new regulation pertain a b«x>st of $2,075.41 over last the Grange hall again becomes fitted up as laboratories reveals that while they came staffed with technical special ing to ground schools. Under the quarter’s $99,662.78. who lifted a big, warm bedcover the scene of merry-making. back empty handed, he had thrills ,lovd Koch, Sherwood. 4-H Dairy - Jerseys— Produc from the clothesline of Mrs. R. enough during tortuous ascent The weIKknown orchestra, ists who can gather and analyze newly formulated rule, a flight Translated, the statement of waive gr«>und of a mountain top hunting ground ing cow: 4th, Ruby Tykeson, E. Karosh, Route 1, Box 152, Hillsboro Glads, have been en material right in a community. instructor may condition by the First Security school instruction should a stu Sherwood; Yearling heifer: 3rd, Beaverton, night of October 7. to last him for some time. gaged to send the music round dent’s previous Instruction or ex Bank indicates points to a recur Jack Aten, Beaverton; 4th, Ruby County sheriff's office is on and round. Old friends and new ring prevalence of residents do perience so justify. In such cases, Tykeson, Sherwood; Junior heif the look-out for a quilt colored neighbors are invited to remem ing their business at home— LITTLE MISS ENTERTAINS however, the student must suc er calf: 4th, Ruby Tykeson, white on one side and blue with her the time and place for an which, in turn, retlects a heart cessfully complete a writtten Lynne Netherton entertained Sherwood. octagon blocks on the other. evening’s relaxation. examination on the subjects cov ening prospect for the business at y party on her seventh birth Hog Showmanship: Hompshire ered by the ground training ; community In general. • day, October 9th. Ganita were 1st, Ronald Kamp, Tualatin; Fast proving notable as a sul* course in order to continue with played and prizes given, after Chester White: 5th. Richard urban community, highlighted by Although no campaign mater off-the-ground training. which the children enjoyed ice Boenninghausen, Tigard. an ever-expantling htime con ials have been received to imple cream and birthday cake at a The board specifies, however, 4-H Swine - Chester Whites— struction program, the eastern ment funds collection, the Beaver gayly decorated tables. that flight schools taking ad Gilts: 4th, Wayne Sagert. Sher Those attending were: Carol wood: Market Hogs: 8th, Rich ton grade school expects to con vantage of this regulation and end of the county has showe«i increases of the tribute to the current drive in exempting students from ground population Wilson. Sharon and Sheryl Aaris, ard Boenninghausen. Tigard; Po "leaps and bounds” varietj'. Whether or not public convenience must be served in the Washington county for Commu courses, must keep a copy of. Roger Siegner, Ronald Warren, land China - Gilts: 2nd, Lloyd With business services and JoAnn Olson. Denise Woods, Ruth Koch, Sherwood; Other breeds operation of a bus franchise, will be the issue at a public meeting nity Chest funds, according to each student’s completed exam merchandising facilities growing Ann Robinson. Ann Naze, Chris Gilts: 4th, Homer Zuver, Sher set for Tuesday, October 21, 7:30 p. m., to be held in the auditor Miss Merle Davies, principal. ination, together with grade re- to keep apace < >f the population, tine Pasley, Joanie Walton, Ken “ We have not learned much of ceived. for the period of one ium of the Tigard Public School when the Oregon Motor Stages wood. a snowball of prosperity has be the campaign”. Miss Davies re neth Kay, and Tom Netherton. year. 4-H Pig Feeding Contest— seeks to justify cancelling of service between McDonald's Store, gun which, through the practice ports, “ and no buttons or feathers Northwestern Oregon: 6th, Lloyd in Tigard, and Portland. Six bus runs are involved. George H. of doing business in the com have as yet come through. The HOSTESS TO CLUB Koch, Sherwood. munity, leads to exciting possi Flagg, or an examiner represent children and the staff, however, en- Beef— Light Hereford Scramble Mrs. Frances Donaldson bilities for the future. ing him. will conduct the public will be asked to contribute when tertained the afternoon bridge Calves: 4th. Jack Yeager; 5th. hearing at which time the public we are supplied with the proper Community crystal-ball gazers club at “ Campbell Court’’ Hotel Malcolm Mclnnis; 8th, Homer is entitled to be present and materials.” are alreatly picturing a looming Helen in Portland on Tuesday. Zuver; 19th, Neal Mclnnis; 30th state views relative to hardships importance for the eastern end Mrs. H. H. Stannard, chairman Fisher and Leah Straley being Wayne Sagert; Heavy Hereford involved by the service discon of the county chest organization, of the county, with tht surface Scramble Calves: 14th. Glenn her guests. tinuation. just being scratched so far. states that three awar«ls instead Proposed merger of Congrega Grossen; 21st Elbridge Gordon of one will be given at the close That there will be definite in Last year a “ scramble calf;” 22nd, Bert Hendershott; Angus tional Christian churches and the LUNCHEON GUESTS Ronald this year a prize winning heif convenience to some commuters of the drive to th«>se three schools Evangelical and Ref«)rme«l church I Iva Summers entertained Scramble Calves: 3rd, by proposed elimination of the in Washington county which have will I k * discussed Sunday, Octo- j 21st er which will be offered for re guests for lunch on Wednesday Kamp: 5th, Lloyd Koch; six runs is indicated by informa the largest contributions per ca tail sale by the 1 $ and T Mar r 19. by Dr. Paul Davis and Wilbur Zuver. • • * tion elicited from Mrs. H. W. pita ket, West Slope is the highlight Revereml Francis T. Sturtevant, j Fat Steers— Heavy Shorthorns RESIDE IN MULTNOMAH McDonald, at the store. Further app«>intments to the at the West Willamette Ass«Kia- 7th. Gene Westberg; Herefords. ed history of Malcolm Mclnnis' Mrs. Betty Cadell «nee Betty Lot 8: 13th, Margaret Freuden- light Hereford with which the The m e scnedule schedule which the stag« c«)unt.v organization include Mrs. tion of Congregational Churches | Hansen) and baby are moving thal; Lot 5: 24th, George Gess- Beaverton boy won a 5th place company wishes to withdraw are Dick Cornell an«l Mrs. Charles conference to be held in the First Dr. Adolph Weinzirl, director •ro m Eugene to Muitnomah. Mc Rebout, who will act as ass«>ciate Congregational church, at the recently-ended eastbound, those leaving Forest ford; Lot 2: 12th Jaine Paine: ribbon • • • chairmen in the Al«>ha area: } Grove, during the afternoon and of the E. C. Brown Trust Fund, Donald’s Store at the following Pacific International Livestock 14th, Jane Paine. who spoke at last Surnlay eve hours: 5:02 p. m., 6:57 p. m., and SUNDAY VISITORS Poultry • Three Pullets— 1st. Exposition. evening. Meeting starts at 3 o’- ning’s institute of Family Rela 11:25 p. m. Westbound, arriving Carefully cared for in the in Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hing- Homer Zuver, Sherwood; 2nd, clfx-k. tions, held in the Bethel Congre- lev and Mrs. Helen Keenan and Dorothy Hinderman, Sherwood; tervening year, from the time at McDonald’s Store, elimination Beaverton, Mr. Willis Cady, gati«>nal Church, has l>een bix>ked children visited at the Blasser 3rd Wilbur Zuver. jKherwood; Malcolm wrestled and manhand- of the following runs is request who is moderator of the ass«K-ia- to re-appear next Sunday, Octo ed: 4:42 p. m., 6:42 p. m. and led the Hereford, last exposition 4th. Wayne Sagert, Sherwood; home on Sunday. tion, will preside at the meeting, ber 19, to preside over an open • • • Leghorns - Trio: 1st. Homer Zu time, to claim it as his own, 11:23 p. m. Several caucuses are also sched- forum in which the audience will the healthy heifer attained a "A t 4:42 p. m. and 6:42 p. m.” Mrs. Gertrude McCormack call ver. ul«‘«l for women fellowship, lay participate. His topic, last Sun ed at Mrs. Iva Summers home Rabbits - Junior buck: 1st weight of 880 pounds, for which Mrs. McDonald relates, “ there Mrs. M.P. Nyssen, Aloha, re- men fellowship and pilgrim fel day, was “ Family Living in this the market paid at the rate of always seems to l»e a good num Frank Morrison, Garden Home. on Friday. celvefl n«)vel delivery of $100. lowship gr«)ups. Modern Age ". 34 cents a pound. ber of passengers unloading at money order from her son, Vic Principal speakers at the con One of the highlights of each the store. I don't know about The institute, jointly sponsored tor, who is attached to the 11th ference include Dr. McCracken, AT HOME by the Bethel Congregational horse show performance, calves the one unloading at 11:23 p. m Airborne Division doing fluty editor of the Missionary Herald, Mrs. Amanda Erickson and turned loose in the “ scramble” and First Methodist churches of have and Reverend Hugo Boecker. Beaverton, will continue on the “ For the return trip, however, in Japan. Mrs. Weed, her daughter, which nets eight 4-H lads a calf Justice of the Peace, E. J. Fin Following is the letter Mrs. Portland, who recently returned the traffic is not as heavy, al moved back into their old home sec<md anti third Sunday eve apiece are donated by firms and ley, of Tigard, conducted the Nyssen received from Private from Germany on a relief trip on Main Street nings at eight o’clock, each individuals. To these sponsors, though I do not know how wedding. October 9, of Thomas John Smith, who selves in the in connection with the Church month until May. the scramble winners are sup many pickup are made on the Eugene Burton, Lake Grove, Cla same division as her son: way into Portland.” World Service. IDAHO posed to write, telling the pro The public is cordially invited ckamas county, and Patricial Lee Dear Mrs. Nyssen, The busses turn around at Reservations are being taken to attend and participate. Mrs. Jay Gibson. Sr., has re gress made in the calf’s develop Woster, Yakima, Washington. I ’m just a guy in the army. McDonald’s store and have main for a supper to he serve«! in the turned from a nice visit with ment. Witnesses were Roy M. Dorsey Either your son or veur hus tained about the same schedule church ban«juet hall. relatives in Idaho. band l«)St his bill fold while and Evelyn C. Dorsey. for many years, at this point- • • • making a parachute jump. In Proposed suspension of sched ENTERTAIN it was this $100. money order Cold K.O.S. County Judge ule was submitted September 8. A group of six couple were en addresse«! to you. County Judge H. D. Kerkman last, in a time table filed with tertainer! Saturday evening at the My Job is to pick up the para was away from his usual court the Public Utilities Commission Jack Aten, Route 1, Beaver home of Helen Fisher and Mrs chutes after they land. I found house haunts last Tuesday be- er of Oregon, to become effective On Tuesdayevening, October 14, ton. member of the Kinton 4-H Carrie Leonard. A dessert lunch bis hillfrdd ause, his comely secretary re The carnival and rummage September 15. Hurry and let him know you in the home of Mrs. Pike, the Calf Club was successful in catch eon was served. ports, “ I think it is a cold. ’ On September 11, the commis have the m«»ney so he won’t Bethel Surnlay school classes of in g one of the “ Scramble Calves” sale given by the McKay P.-T. Miss Barnes and Miss Conolly at the recent Pacific Internation A. netted a considerable sum to sioner ordered the proposed time worry. HUNTING NEW RESIDENT table suspende«l for 60 days «lur gathere«! for a pre-Halloween al Livestock Exposition In Port ward the operation of the cafe Sincerely, Smitty. Jean and Clarence LaFond ing which time investigation and Robert Patton, retired Port- teria. party. In addition to playing land. In this event sixteen boys P.S. Mrs. Nyssen do me a hunting have returned from a j land business man has purchased Members of the P.-T. A. wish a formal hearing for determina special favor. Get some nice, parlor games, the church youth and eight beef calves are turned trip. the Petticord place on Sorrento to thank the following concerns: tlons /■ouId be made. good looking girl to write to me. saw co'loretl movies of the Ore Into the arena «luring each show. I Road. Beaverton welcomes this All interest«*«! citizens, particu- gon coast. “ I)are<levils on Ice" The eight boys who are success S. Beaverton Drug Store; Beav ful In catching a calf will keep new addition to the community erton Bakery; Highbe's Variety larlj* th«)se who may he effecte*! and a Him cartoon. PTC, John S. Smith JAYCEES W ILL DANCE are PM C«>. 11, Airborne Division, Refreshments of salarl. pump them and fee«! the animals for Store; Walker's Department by the schedule change, The Beaverton Junior Cham STUDENT VISITS kin «hiffon pie. nuts and favors one year At next year’s Pacific Store, Felsher’s Grocery; Colum urged to be present Tuesday. APO 468— Unit 1 ber of Commerce will give a International the calf will be Oitober 21, 7:30 p. m„ in the % Post Master, San Francis««) were served. bia Food Store; The Friendly Week-end guests of Miss Jan- dance FYidav evening. October exhibited and sold at auction In attendance were Lennie Mat- auditorium of the Tigard public Shopping Center of Progress; California. Bet ty Ry- 31 at the Huber Commercial et Felsher, were Miss Mrs. Nyssen reports that her son, Carol Burris, Elain Hanson, with the proceeds going to the and Miss Ed Busch Grocery of Bradley's school, in order to assist the Hall. Hermie Grindland's Orch land of Carmel. Calif.. Helen Schroeder of San Fran- Corners; Richey Hardware Store: Public Utilities Commissiftn in son, Victor, well-known In this Elaine Pike, Maureen Kain, Ju«ly boy. estra will furnish the music. The cUco -nie girls ire students at i Beaverton Hardware Store and vestigate the facts and determine vicinity is fine according to a Miller. Lee Zumwalt, Clarlse The calf caught by Aten la an public Is cordially invited to at a fair and reasonable «lecislon. Poppert and Wendell Pike. very recent letter. A ngus steer. Dean's Drug Store. the University of Oregon. tend. 4-H Clubbers Of East End Win At Show Board Gives Approval To G. I. Training Grand Jury Meets October 16th Thief Dobbles In A-Quilting Grange Resumes Dance Schedule Grade School Will Give To Comm. Chest PUC Hearing Will Examine Cancelling Of Bus Service Church Merger to Have Explanation, Sunday Confer. Market Purchase 4-H Prize Heifer From Stock Show Family Relations Institute Re-Book Dr. A. Weinzirl Soldier In Japan Sends On $100; Asks for Romance "Wedding March" McKay - Whitford Carnival Nets P.-T. A. Tidy Sum Church Youth Hallowe'en Party Jack Aten Grabs "Scramble C a l f