BEAVERTO N ENTERPRISE
Friday, September 3, 1948
ELSEWHERE IN OREGON
w ith m e m b e rs of th e fam ily.
T w e n ty -fo u r m e m b e rs o f th e
hom e a n d fo rty g u e s ts en jo y ed a
pot lu ck lu n ch eo n , fe a tu rin g h o t
rolls, m ad e by th e g rac io u s hos­
tess. M rs. H ill a n d h e r cap ab le
sta ff.
A fte r th e lu n c h eo n M rs. B e rth a
M cK eel led d ev o tio n s on th e to p ­
ic “F rie n d s h ip ”. T h is w as follow ed
by th e fo llo w in g p ro g ra m : a n ac­
co rd io n
solo by M rs. M a rjo rie
M cA lpine, a v o cal solo by M rs.
Ladies Council
Inspect Nor'west
Christian Home
M arie H o p p er .a g ro u p o f piano
n u m b e rs by C h a rlo tte T hom pson,
tw o vocal solos by N a n c y J o Ely,
ac co m p an ie d a t th e p ia n o by h er
sis te r, G len la K ay , a n d a piano
d u e t by M rs. C a rl R o g e rs an d
M rs. R uby Jo h n so n .
T h e clo sin g n u m b e rs w ere th re e
rea d in g s, se rio u s a n d h u m o ro u s
given by M rs. C h a rle y T ho m p so n ,
M rs. M arie H o p p e r a n d M r z La
R e n e E ly.
u ta tio n o f th e co u n ty e v e n t w as
m u c h m a lig n e d an d sla n d ered . A nd
th e f a ir p ro g ra m , now u n d erw ay ,
is o ffe re d to r e fu te th e re m a rk .
T h e L a d ie s C o u n cil of th e C h ris­
I n s te a d of “fo u r fu ll d a y s of a c ­ tian church were g u e sts a t th e
B U S IN E S S O F F IC E A ND P L A N T
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th e city a tto rn e y h a d it a r r a n g e d
so th a t th e clu b m e m b ers th o u g h t A S S E S S O R S T O A SSE SS
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Pencils, Ink
T ak e th e h u n d re d y e a rs d u rin g w hich O reg o n g rew fro m a n o u t- o f som e 30 C la c k a m a s c o u n ty c it­ d ire c t a tte n tio n of F o re s t G ro v e \
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izen s w ho s to rm e d in to O reg o n v eh icle u n ce rem o n io u sly d u m p e d
D u rin g th a t sp a n , p h y sical fe a tu re s of o u r school sy stem have C ity rec en tly , fig h tin g m a d o v er
Its lo ad in th e c e n te r o f th e tow n. I
im proved m ig h tily . School buses have ta k e n th e place of lo n g tr e k s ta c tic s of th e c o u n ty d o g c o n tro l
T h e m is h a p p a rtia lly b lo ck ed
by foot o r pony th ro u g h th e very w o rst of w in te r w e a th e r. M odem o fficer.
tr a f f ic fo r se v e ra l h o u rs b u t a p ­
W h a t b ro u g h t th e m a tte r to a p a r e n tly no o n e w as in ju re d , ju d g ­
c a fe te ria s o ffe r hot lu n c h es of b alan ced , n u tritio u s food. A u to m a tic
h e a tin g sy stem s an d air-co n d itio n in g u n its g u a r a n te e h e a lth fu l en- h ea d , re la te s th e B A N N E R C O U R ­ in g th e a c c o u n t in th e N E W S
I E R , w as th e a c t o f th e dog o f­ T IM E S .
v iro n m e n t co nducive to study.
fic e r in p ic k in g u p tw o p o o ch es
B la m e fo r th e a c c id e n t w a s d ir ­
C ourse of stu d y , from g ra d e school b e g in n n g s th ro u g h to h ig h school
a t a r iv e r ro a d s u m m e r hom e ec te d to a b ro k e n ch ain w h ich w as
g ra d u a tio n s, h a s been c o n tin u a lly b ro ad e n ed a n d d iv e rsified . S u b jec ts a n d d e s tro y in g th e m e v e n b efo re
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a re ta u g h t in to d a y 's schools th a t w ere u n h e a rd of tw e n ty y e a rs ago. th e o w n e rs h a d a n o p p o rtu n ity to t su p p o se d to h av e held th e logs
In place.
T ea ch in g a ttitu d e s , in som e cases, h av e also developed am a z in g ly in c la im a n d re c o v e r th e m . O ne of
th e tw o dogs h a d b ee n licensed,
scope.
Yet, w ith all its ad v a n ta g e s, th e A m eric an sy stem of e d u c atio n a lth o u g h , n o t u n lik e m a n y m o to r­
so o ften seem s to be aim le ss an d w ith o u t a d e fin ite g o al In m ind. ists, h e h a d le ft h is p ro o f a t
S om etim es it ap p e ars, upon looking o ver a s tu d y sch ed u le, th a t th e hom e.
T h e law , it w as a g re e d , does
p rim e object of school is to c ra m a m a x im u m q u a n tity of kn o w led g e
n o t c le a rly s ta te th a t licen sed dogs
In to th e y o u n g ste rs' h ead s irre g a rd le ss of re a so n a b le p urpose.
m u s t w e a r ta g s, a lth o u g h it is
O ne of the g re a te s t n eeds In th e U n ited S ta te s to d a y is th e ab ility rec o m m en d e d th a t su c h ta g s be
to th in k in d e p en d e n tly . T he d estin y of th e n a tio n w ill be Influenced le ft on th e d o g ’s co llo r to help
only to th e deg ree th a t its citizen s a r e tr a in e d in logic an d ed u c ated id e n tify th e m fo r th e ir re tu r n
to assess situ a tio n s in public life th a t d ep e n d upon an e n lig h te n ed w h en ap p re h e n d e d .
T h e m a in re q u e s t o f th e c iti­
populace fo r a c c e p ta n c e o r rejection .
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a dog po u n d
th a t issues of p a ra m o u n t Im p o rtan ce do n ot a rise .
M any tim e s th e c o u n ty
h e a lth or w elfare of an a re a o r a n a tio n c a n be im p ro v ed th ro u g h w h ic h w ould hold s tr a y d o g s a t
le a s t fo r th re e d a y s a n d give
th e m aze of co nfusion a n d p a rtis a n s h ip w h ich en e m ie s of su ch im ­
o w n e rs a c h a n c e to re c la im lo st
p ro v e m e n t th ro w o u t as a sm o k e screen .
d o g s w h o se in c a rc e ra tio n w ould
W h e th e r we a re proud to recognize it o r n o t, th e r e a re se lf-c en te re u be a d v e rtise d .
in te re s ts in th e fa b ric of A m erican citiz e n sh ip w ho will n o t ato p a t
C la c k a m a s c o u n ty c o u r t allo w ed
a n y m e an s w hen th e ir pin ns a rc crossed. L ies, in n u e n d o e s a n d u n ­
th a t su ch a n in s ta lla tio n w ould
b lushing fictio n s a re passed
o ff th ro u g h a n o t-to o -d isc rim in a tln g b e a fin e th in g b u t co n te n d e d th a t
p re ss a s gospel tr u th fo r th e sole p u rp o se o f in flu e n c in g an o th e r- fin a n c ia l p ro b lem s ra is e th e m ain
o b stacles. C o u n ty ju d g e a v e rre d
w ise n o rm a l re a c tio n to a p en d in g p u b lic m e asu re.
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a t th e co u n ty dog fu n d w ill n ot
W hen m a tte rs of such im p o rta n c e com e up fo r g e n e ra l d iscu ssio n ,
p e rm it dog lic en se m o n ies to go
th e re is no w ny by w hich an u n e n lig h te n e d m in d c a n be c h a n n elize d
fo r th e o p e ra tio n of a pound.
to th in k c le a rly an d d ire c tly ex cep t th a t th a t m in d ^has been so
T h e dog c o n tro l o ffic e r h a d th e
tra in e d as to recognize th e tr u th fro m m ls tru th . Y e a rs of b a c k ­ la st w o rd w h en he p o in te d o u t
g ro u n d prove of m uch ric h e r value by tra in in g in logic a s it a p p lies th a t, w ith no p lace to hold s tr a y
to m a tte rs of p ra c tic a l vein.
dogs, he h a d no a lte r n a tiv e to
P e rh a p s It is ex pecting too m u c h fo r o u r sch o o ls to te a c h y o u n g ­ d e s tro y in g th e d o g s in q u estio n .
s te rs to th in k T h e re a re m an y ca se s of school te a c h e rs, p a rtic u la rly
in sm all co m m u n ities, h av in g so m u ch w ork to do th a t th e y h av e T E E N A G E K S D A N C E
A to ta l o f tw elv e o cc asio n s will
n e ith e r th e tim e, p atien c e o r ex p e rien c e to develop logic. At an y
ra te , even should th e school sy stem be un ab le to s u p p o rt a p ro g ra m see te e n a g e rs of th e P o rtla n d
a r e a d a n c in g to live m u sic, w ith
desig n ed to In crea sin g th e p ow ers of reaso n in g , all need n ot be lost.
th e f ir s t a n d o nly d a n c e e a s t of
P a r e n ts them selves, d ra w in g upon a life tim e of ex p erien ce, m ig h t th e b ig c ity sc h e d u le d fo r G re ­
w ell be able to im p a rt a p a tte r n of rea so n in g to th e ir ch ild ren .
sh a m h ig h sch o o l g i'm n u siu m on
Such a p ro jec t w ould not lie easy, It is tru e . M any, m a n y a d u lts S e p te m b e r 10.
T h e p ro g ra m Is
a r e not ex actly sh a rp w hen it com es to logic a n d c le a r-sig h te d reu so n - sp o n so re d by th e F e d e ra tio n of
ings. B ut an a tte m p t to fin d a basis fo r reaso n , d iv o rced fro m p re ­ C o m m u n ity clu b s in M u ltn o m ah
ju d ic es, h a lf-tru th s a n d blind suppo sitio n w ould p e rh a p s b e n e fit th e co u n ty .
A cco rd in g to th e O U T L O O K , a
p a re n t as m uch If not m ore th a n It w ould th e child.
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d o f $1500 h a s been c o n trib u te d
S ta r tin g th e school y ear, y o u n g ste rs should h av e ev ery o p p o rtu n ity
by th e P o rtla n d I och I of th e m u ­
to a c q u ire th e v ita l tra in in g on how to th in k an d to asse ss
th e
sic ia n s u n io n to f u rn is h th e live
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m u sic a t all th e a ffa irs .
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to be ta k e n in th e h ig h school on
M 0 Ships of all nations, forging along
finished products and many others— all
S e p te m b e r 7 a n d 8. O nly y o u n g ­
s te rs w ho re g is te r a t th a t tim e
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the coast, gliding in and out o f our
Oregonians— are gaining in wealth.
w ill be a d m itte d .
H o sts fo r th e
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th e
port channels, are bringing a golden harvest
L y n c h T ee n A g ers .a g ro u p w hich
A S THIS R E G I O N G R O W S , SO G R O W S P G E
fo rm e d la s t M ay. h a s a b o u t 60
and
to Oregon ports and industries. Last year
m e m b e rs a n d m e e ts once a m o n th
a t d iffe re n t hom es.
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the port o f Portland alone handled the
PGE believes Oregon ports will continue to
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c ity o f lU lla b o ro a
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m e n tio n fo r th e a n n u a l W a sh ­
in g to n c o u n ty fa ir, sc h ed u le d on
S e p te m b e r 1, 2, 3, a n d 4.
A d elu g e o f le tte r s m ad e th e
p o in t c r y s ta l d e a r th a t th e rep-
8 : 3 0 p .m .
PRESENTED BY
W A SH IN G T O N
COUNTY
B E A U T IC IA N S
second largest tonnage on the Pacific Coast,
develop, insuring their place among the
more than 7,800,(XX) short tons o f cargo.
busiest shipping facilities in the nation and
Apples or autos, lumber or aluminum, great
holding their prominence on the West Coast.
and precious quantities o f goods are ex­
PGE is investing in that future; spending
ported to 73 nations from Oregon docks and
more than 57,(XX),(XX) this year to expand
the rate o f import is increasing. This means
facilities. These dollars will mean extension
that longshoremen, dock workers, other
o f superior electric service, brought to Ore­
waterfront employes, railroad men, truck
gonians at the lowest possible cost. These
drivers, aluminum manufacturers, lumber­
dollars also will help Oregon to grow, the
men, fruit men, canners, makers o f
sooner to reach its potential future.
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