Beaverton Hosts Poultry Meeting January 20, P. M. I Dr. J. C. Parker, head of the Departme* of Poultry Husband ry, OSC, ¥-111 meet with Wash ington ccmnty poultrymen on Thursday. January 22. at the sec ond of a winter series of winter poultry meetings to he held in Beaverton and Forest Grove. The meeting in Forest Grove begins at 2 p. m. in the city hall. The evening meeting in Beaverton will he held at the high school beginning at 8 p. m., reports Wilbur W. Burkhart, assistant county agent. Dr. Parker will tell of the poultry research work at Oregon State College and assist poultn men with their chick brooding problems. AH poultrvmen are urged to attend. EST. 1927. VOL. 20— NO. 51 BEAVERTON, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON, Infantile Paralysis Drive Gets Under Way In County HAST END CHAIRMEN NAMED IO CONDI CT COLLECTIONS \ND BENEFIT CLAIMS SUBSCRIPTION IN Friday, January 16, 1948 *2.00 PER YEAR COPy EIVE CENTS ADVANCE SINGLE Kiwanis Give Attention To Sewer Issue Census Forecasts Immediate Boost For I Student Requirements Of District No. 48 BOND ELECTION ON IAN. 19 In their regular meeting Wed Washington county's contribu nesdav January 14. the Beaver tion to the national fight against infantile paralysis, which is an ton Kiwanis members turned nually symbolzed in March of their attention to the pending is sue of an adequate and accept chool opulation - ist Dimes contributions that others able system of sewage disposal, WASHINGTON COUNTY , ORiGON may walk, got underway official to meet the ultimatum of the 1200 ly January 15. with County Chairman D. Reid Cottrell, of State Sanitary Authority and to Hillsboro, announcing chairmen try and resolve a situation of L J ______ The end of. a long career of 1100 for the east end who will con health menace which is fast be coming intolerable. business activity was marked on duct collections and supervise / Slated to lead the discussioon January 7, in the Morning Light benefit campaigns during the / chapel of J. P. Finley and Sons, 1000 Final census figures for 1947 campa^n, which runs through as co-chairmen. Dick Doty and / Thurlow Weed were chosen to show an immediate boost in stu with the last rites for Mark Dt January 30. / Campbell, 57, of the West Slopd / Jim Duncan, Beaverton life in bring out the findings of the citi dent requirements for school dis — —1 300 * Lumber company, who died on surance man, has been appointed zens’ committee on the sewer trict 48, which will begin to show ✓ January 3 in Phoenix, Arizona, to handle Beaverton and West issue. A "full dress rehearsal” in first grade enrollment increas while on vacation. Reverend M. Slope and he reports plans to of the committee recommenda es during the next three years. 800 E. Moss was in charge of the For the past year, the school activate Boy Scouts, Campfire tions. as well as a definite pic « • - ture of the costs involved had services while Friendship Lodge district has had to provide three Girls arid other organizations and / 160, a . F. & A. M . conducted / individuals who will contribute been announced as the club’s beginner classes. Figures on the 7 00 committment rites at Riverview number of youngsters .age from time and effort in behalf of the great expectation. / Abbey Mausoleum. Within a week or ten days, three to five, indicates that at National Infantile Paralysis / /__ Mr. Campbell was born on after city attorney Paul Patterson least one more room is the ab Foundation. 600 August 26. 1890. in Rook Valley. f Chairman for Kinton is Mrs. has had time to survey commit solute minimum required by the — Iowa. He moved west about 1906 J. J. CqJlins; for Progress, Mrs. tee recommendations in a legal next two years, in the first grade. and was engaged in the lumber Charles McIntosh; for Raleigh light, the city council will re Elementary school standards, 500 business for about 40 years. Hills, E^rl Briggs, and in Farm ceive recommendations from the approved hy the state hoard of Starting with the Standard Box group and full report will also education, September 17, 1947, Named to head the March of ington, Mrs. Freeman Rowe. Lumber company, he then joined Dimes drive in the Beaverton Mrs. R. W. Andross will have bo made to the public. declares the maximum pupil Joad 400 Charles R. McCormick company. and West Slope area is Jim Dun charge of campaign functions in The Kiwanis club, prior to the per teacher in grades 1, 2 and 3 In 1934, he started his own can, Beaverton recent issue of annexation, ac must not exceed 25, and in grades life insurance Aloha. concern. Campbell and Moore. man. Mrs. F, R. Emmons, of Metz cepted the challenge to leader 4 to 8, the maximum load is 30. 300 Mr Then, in 1938, he established the Mr. Duncan, in taking the post, ger. has been appointed to han ship in community affairs Their At present, with a stated max firm of Campbell-Conro Lumber intends to call upon all individu dle both the Metzger and the response to the need showed Imum of 25 each, district 48’s YEAR - J939 40 ÀI 42 4h 44 45 46 47 company. Three or four years als and organizations in the area Tigard areas wrhile Mrs. Agnes soul« reflection in the successful three first grade classes «re 22 ago, his establishment of the for assistance. His home tele M. Hite is chairman from Sher manner hy which the annexation pupils each; 2nd grade has two of West Slope I .umber company phone number is Beaverton 2541. wood. of Pinehurst— and its broader as 33 pupils and one of 20— cramped D o t t e d l in e s h o w s — c e n s u s brought him into the Tualatin Activity for the first of the pect of beginning progress for by lack of space in the latter Readers wishing to obtain dime Valley. contribution cards or having campaign has been in the wide Beaverton— was accepted. instance— and third grade classesi SOLID L IN E SHOWS -------- EN RO LLM EN T Survivors include his wife, suggestions for a successful cam distribution of coin cards W h en Ray Clearwater is president of are 20, 26 and 28. Florence, son Floyd W., and paign are asked to contact him ever ther« the light of census facts which— immediately preceding the elec is rural delivery, the club in 1918. Fourth grade classes. number brother Paul Campbell, all of these cards were sent to boxhold 39 and 39 while 5th grade en even if there were no further tion and who has property in Portland; two sisters, Mrs. Hel ers to give recipients a conven rollment results in two classes of population growth—would de the district as shown by the last en McConald, Seattle, and Mrs. ient way of sending in coin con 40 each. Other three grades are mand what additional faeilties county assessment, on which she Florence Potts, Chehallis; two tribu tion s— up to $2 in dimes. or he is liable to pay a tax shall likewise subject to such heavy are planned. step sons. Don and Glen Tenney. Through the offices of coun In spite of high building costs, be entitled to a ballot. enrollment that the students Portland ty superintendent of schools Aus have been divided into two sec there seems no satisfactory alter Evidence of stock, shares or tin Rcrafford. other cards were native to the new school State ownership in any corporation, tions for each grade. given to students of various The graph, herewith reprinted, minimum requirements if ignored firm or copartnership. ny of The romantic urge to travel grade schools. emphasizes the upward trend In by any school district, will mean which has property in he dis All of the above named chair In Masonic hall, Beaverton. school-age population and school n forfeit of funds allocated under trict, as shown by the lost ta»»e*y to a foreign field arai combine b m r (twinning -with broadening men will b< ♦■nskod to report the Tuesday night. January (1, 8 p. enrollment Population count Is the basic school support law. assessment and which Is HaWe names of committee workers m., Beaverton IOOF, Lodge 252 of all between the ages of 4 to travel and experience, gets For the convenience of electors for tax, will be accepted as prop bright boost for some who are who should he appointed to guar and Reliekah lodge 248 jointly 19 years Inclusive Pinehurst within the school distret, voting erty qualification. qualified for overseas government antee success of the undertaking installed officers for the coming addition has not been listed In qualifications are again summar Voting will take place at the The name. Canyon Road Bap jobs according to a release re Half of the funds collected will year. Installing Officer William the census for district 48. Ized: Beaverton grade school, between tist Church, was adopted, Sunday, ceived. Most overseas government rmin In hetconutv.wlth cmfw Bloom and D D. P. Bertha An Rehool lioard members declare Any resident of the state, 21 January 11, by the new group jobs are with the Department of remain in the county, with the derson were assisted by District that the bond election called for years of age or older, who has the hours of 2 p. m. and 7 p m.. recently organized to serve the the Army, and the work is var balance going Into a national Deputy Marshalls John Rands January 19 has no alterative, in lived In district 48 thirty days January 19 West Slope-Beaverton-Cedar Hills ied. Pay is usually about 25 per fund to strengthen the country’s and Torberg Benson area, at a special business meet cent higher than for similar defense against the outbreak of After the installation, a social ing held in the Odd Fellows hall government jobs in the United epidemic. program featured several instru of Beaverton. mental and vocal selections by States. Living costs compare usu Report of committee on Constl ally reasonable. Housing for de MONTHLY POT LUCK Miss Gibbs, the high school’s tution was presented hy Mr pendents, however, is practically Girl Glee club, Mr. Blenkinsop The Women’s Bible Class of Eugene Crosby and adopted with unavailable. and his accompanist of Tigard the Church of Christ, had their very little change The group and a comic skit by brother In most places, contracts run voted to make regular monthly for two years, although In less monthly Pot Luck Dinner in the Merton Alice, of Portland. basement of the church. Friday, Mr. W. L. Bloom, junior grand SCHOOL DISTRCT 48 FACES CRISIS W ITH contributions to the Portland desirable spots, one year is the Brother Bloom introduced bro Baptist City Mission Society to life of the contract, renewable January 9th. The dinner was ther George Rwaggert, past grand warden of Beaverton, and Buzz NO FACILITIES FOR POPULATION INCREASE well attended. Rome of the ladles Barrono of Aloha spent the week ward the support of their nas- of course. master of Idaho, who delivered from the Northwest Christian end in Prineville where they in tor. city missionary. Rev. Rus For unskilled of semi-skilled Home were also present. Devo a lively address on Odd Fellow The executive l>oard of the continue, will automatically elim- stalled officers in the encamp sell B Thomas. classifications, there are prac tional study and program was ship. Beaverton Grade School P. T. A | inate any financial aid to he re- ment of Odd Fellows. There was Building committee, headed hy tically no jobs at all. Greatest The list of officers included: which met on January 8 at the ceived from Oregqn’s Basic School offered. a banquet at 6:30 at the Ochico Mr Oscar Kruger, reviewed plans demand Is for technical person Oddfellows— N. G., LaVern Mc- home of Mrs. Newman Ward on fund. Recent census proves that hotel and at 8 o’clock the meet for the building to he erected nel. typists or stenographers and Roberts; V. O., Alvin Maly; fieo.. Wilson avenue totalled 25, in at the rate this area is growing ing was held at the high school' DAUGHTER IN in the next few months on a lot various kinds of skilled trades R. A. Taylor; Treas., E R Sheets; cluding the officers, committee in population, at least two more gym. at McLain Drive and Canyon men. GOOD SAMARITAN Warden, Ronald Smith; Conduc chairmen and their assistants rooms each year will be neces The speaker was Presly Horn, Road, about a mile east of Bea sary, as many more pupils are Itchy feet? Mrs. Rusie Losli visited her tor. Frank Foley; I. O., Lewis secretary. The Royal Purple de and room mothers. verton. The first unit of this Application may be made on civil daughter, Mrs. Arthur Gould, Harris; O G.. Bert Hedgpeth: Mr Maurice Romig. member of enrolled each fall than are grad- gree for 50 candidates, from building will be a 30x50 foot service application form 57, to Thursday, Jan 8th , at the Good R. R. N. G., John Rands; L. S. uated In the spring. Prineville, Baker and Lakeview, the school hoard, attended the chapel, constructed on simple Overseas Branch. Office of the Samaritan hospital, where Mrs. N. O., Don Melbrant; R. S. V. G , followed his address. The school board, according to first part of the meeting and lines, with full basement pro Secretary of the Army, Penta Gould is recovering from a re R. C. Heard; L S. V. O., Elmer discussed the Importance of the their spokesman, feels that an Bloom and Barron were in a viding for an assembly hall for gon Building. Washington 25. cent operation. Mrs. Bertha Benson: R S S, Clinton Mer blizzard at Government Tamp school bond election to be held other grade school, not a differ social purposes and rooms for D. C. Rill Bollinger; Whitney also visited her sister. cer: L. S S.. an additional while going over. The weather at the grade school on January ent school, but Sunday school departments and Chaplain, Lester W. Young. Mu Mrs. Gould, on Friday. school is the simplest solution 19 between the hours of 2:00 p was good coming home classes. sician, James Harris. to this ever-growing problem. m. and 7:00 p. m. The sanctuary will seat 100, Rebekahs—-N O , May Lusk; SENIOR C E VISITS Mr. Romig disclosed in detail Grounds for additional school with room for about 45 more in V. O.. Jewel Lorentzen; Sec, The Senior Christian Endeavor the over-crowded conditions at have been procured and await the balcony and choir. Mr. Wal Hattie E Taylor; Treas., Hazel the grade school, which was development. An additional school of the Church of Christ visited ter E Kelly architect. Is now Malv; Warden, Evelyn Benson, originally Intended to house 450 will not only correct the present the Christian Endeavor of the drawing up final plans for the Conductress, Florence Farlow: I and now has 541 students #n- deplorable conditions, but will Church of Christ of North Plains chapel, which is expected to be G.. Delores McCoy: O. O., Helen rolled with almost daily additions prevent recurrence for a sub January 4th, and stayed for their built of pumice blocks on a Fricksen R R N. G Evelyn “ The Messenger of Peace,” a| Rooms built to accommodate not stantial period of time for the evening services The services' «¿on-’' I s N C poured concrete foundation, and Ellen I^aRue; full-length sound film with John were well attended, and the A small group was In attend over 30 to 35 each and rooms in future. be finished off with a slender Beal as Pastor Armin Ritter Beaverton delegation well repre | R R. V. O., Lucllo Jones; L. S. ance at the home extension unit tended. The public Is reminded that equipped and badly spire of copper aluminum Total I V. G . Thelma Rarron: R. A. B . meeting held Thursday afternoon will he shown this Friday eve sented. needed for other purposes are this election concerns not only cost, when finished. Is estimated | Myrtle Hardman: L. A B Velma at the home of Mrs. W. J. Pol- ning at Pilgrim Lutheran now being used as school rooms. the Reaverton voters, but all res at $25.000 i Buzell; Chaplain, Faye Saunders: ette. Mrs. L. W Kingsley pre church, Farmington Road at BARNES' BABY BOY These conditions work a hardship idents of school district 48 A business meeting will be held Musician. Vera Dashnev. Menlo, at 8:00 p. m. sided over the business meeting The minutes of the previous on *he teachers, and If not cor on Sunday, January 25, at 11 a Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Barne- This film is dedicated to the in the absenee of both the presi rected, will make procurement hoard meeting were read by Mrs. m.. for the election of church heoric men of God who serve are the proud parents of a bounc dent and vice president, fihe re of teachers, of which there Is a Robert Besmehn, secretary, and officers, and a baptismal service on every Christian front. "Mes ing habv hov, Gregory Lawrence, ported on the activities of the nation-wide shortage, a most dif approved Mrs Charles Drew, is being planned for the after senger of Peace” is more than who made his appearance at the 4H sewing groups stating that ficult feat. membership chairman, reported noon of that Sunday In the First St Vincent hospital, January 12, the story of an individual pas Sportsmen and conservationists a Christmas party had been held 'These conditions if allowed to enrollment of four new members Baptist church of Portland. at 11:17 p m . weighing 7 pounds. of Washington county will meet tor. It Is the story of men who on December 22 and that this and Mrs Harris Hansen, chair Thirtv-one adults representing 20 5Vi ounces. give their lives to God in the in the Forest Grove Anglers «nd year’s projects are now being man of character building organ families are now enrolled, and confines of a parish, on the flight Hunters club house the evening organized. izations, again asked aid in secur eleven are to he baptized The of Wednesday, January 21 at 8 deck of an aircraft carrier, in ST CECILIA'S Y P S The program "Courtesy In ing leaders for Camp Fire girls charter is being held open until An open Christmas party wa p. m., to organize a chapter of Public Places” was led hv pro - 1 primitive missioon fields. It b Bluebirds and Cub Scouts. April 30. so that others may ¿pin the story that long has needed held Runday, December 28 at the Izaak Walton League of Ject leaders. Mrs H R Johnson! Mrs. Maurice Ronig, program as charter members telling, and it is well told in the! the home of Phyllis Prior. Ben America, to work on conservation and Mrs L W Kingsley Infor Washington county fanners1 chairman, discussed plans for the Services are held every Sunday "Messenger of peace." ! verton, for Rt. Cecilia’s Young problems *n this area. The rapid mation on general rules to he oh who have not completed their1 January business meeting pro- nt 11 a m with Sunday schoo ^ "Messenger of Peace” wa- Peoples club disappearance of the natural re served in etiquette were enumer "Hural con at 9:45 a m. In the old Odd Fel made by Roland Reed produr Game-maker. Kim Rinclair sources in the county points to ated and discussed Part of the reports are urged to complete next week's (taper, lows hall. 53 North Rrnadway tions, Inc., and was filmed at thought of many exciting and an urgent need for a chapter of program was devoted to a ques them now hy Arthur p Ireland plans for the January business in Beaverton. between Hall the RKO-Pathe Rtudios. Producer! venturous games to be played such organization which protects tionnalre on the subject chairman of the county AAA meeting program which will he street and the railroad opposite and they all proved fun. our vanshing resources of woods hy the Lutheran Laymen’s Lea The next meeting will he held committee The 1947 practices disclosed In next week’s paper the Beaver theatre Everybody Refreshments were served af- waters and wild life, according on Feb 10 from 1:30 to 3 30 p. were to he completed by last gue, the casting and filming were , t Wfls decided that fijnce th Is welcome at all services carefully supervised to assure a ter dancing The evening held to Merle I Brown, league presi m., at the K P hall in North December 31. and so the reports executlve board had grown too picture authentic in every scene excitement for all and everyone dent Plains "Women In the T,aw” should be made as soon as pos larg{> to meet at the various Every citizen in the county has will he the suhioct with an at siblp. and conforming to the highest went home happy. SIXTH GRADERS CROCHET homes. It will hereafter he held a vital Interest in this emer January 31 Is the closing date standards of Christian entertain tornev as guest speaker A eoun The sixth grade girls of Beaver A new blacksmith shop is be gency and is urged to attend ! tv-wlde meeting on home free/, for making out the 1947 reports, at the grade school. ton grade school are learning to ment D is a film the entire fam Refreshments were then ser- ing erected on the Tualatin Val- Rrown and AI Grihble. state sec-! ers will he held In Hlllshoro and so nil of them must he com- ily will enjoy crochet in activity cla«s The retary. Rllverton. will he th e! le\ j >hwav across from the Ilex pleted hy that time to he eligible vpd b-v the hostess and the meet or> Frldav night January 23 for A cordial welcome to all The class 1« led hy Mr« Rorqtiin speakers. for a conservation payment 1 tnghroke up tho«e Interested public Is Invited sixth grade teacher Dime Drive Head Board Warns Construction Only Answer Lure Of Foreign Places Brightens By Overseas Jobs Baptists Decide New Name, Piclc Church Location S P L . 48 1 ______ Moark Campbell's Funeral Ends 40 Years Lumbering Odd Fellows And Rebekahs Jointly Install, Jan. 6th Two Make Hectic PTA Executive Board Asks Trip To Eastern - V Oregon For IOOF Success Or Bona Election Lutheran Laymen Sponsor Showing Full Length Film Year's Project Of Ext. Unit Now Being Organized Sportsmen Meet Reports Due On Conservation