The Beaverton enterprise., April 15, 1949, Image 2

BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, April 15, 1949
P la n t located
in B eav erto n —T u a la tin V alley H ighw ay and
B U S IN E S S O F F I C E AN D P L A N T
St. Mary's School Began In
1889 As Home For Orphans
S h o rt S t
Published F rid a y o f each w eek by T h e P io n ee r P u b lish in g Co., a t
B eav erto n , O regon. E n tered as seco n d -class m a tte r a t the P ost O ffice
B eav erto n , O regon.
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N O TABLE RECORD OF A C H IEV EM EN T MARKS WORK
IN ED U CA TIO N A L LIN ES BY C A T H O LIC TEACHERS
By Hervey 8 . R ob in so n
ta u g h t farm in g , d airying and au ­
to m echanic».
W hen they com pleted th e ir high
school cou rse, if they could not
be
placed in hom es,
positions
were secu red fo r them in indus­
try and som e o f the m ore am b i­
tiou s w ere assisted through co l­
lege. A t th a t tim e, som e tw enty
o f th e hoys w ere in in stitu tio n s
of h ig h er learn ing.
R e v e rtin g to the conv ent and
school a t
th e orig in al site, in
1905 th e con v en t w as enlarged by
th e
erectio n
o f a chapel
and
gym n asiu m .
In tim e th e
S t.
M ary 's In s titu te becam e in ade­
q u ate fo r the needs of th e com ­
m u n ity and plans were under­
ta k e n fo r th e e rectio n o f a larg er
building. T h e com plete building
p ro gram included a chapel and
e a s t w ing fo r .the exclu sive use
o f th e com m unity. T h e new c h a ­
pel w as ded icated O ct. 25, 1930.
Î Reader Suggests
i
Readers Sav
, « b
Money Tells of
Sacrifices And
Public Devotion
ldea Exchan9e of
Household Hints
I T o the E n te rp ris e :
R e ce n tly we had a m ishap w ith
som e m ercu rach ro m e.
I called
a ch em ist and a cle a n e r and v a r­
ious o th e r sou rces to see if th ere
w ere any w ay to ta k e out such
sta in but no o n » seem ed
to
know. I fin ally did find th e so­
lution. how ever and I am passing
it on.
S o ak th e g arm e n t o r w h atev er
it m igh t be < provided it is wash
m a te ria l) in alcohol ab ou t 1 hour.
T h e n w ithout drying, place spots
over folded tow el and rub with
pure g ly cerin e. T h en put b ack in
alcohol. E v e ry tra c e o f th e stain
will d isappear.
T h e n w ash In
soap and w ater.
A n oth er helpful h in t is how to
rem ove ru st. Sim p ly boil in a so-
lution of 1 tsp. cre a m o f ta r ta r to
1 qt. o f w ater.
W hy could
we not have an
"Id e a E x ch a n g e B o x ” in our pa­
per so th a t su b aoribers m ight
send in tim e saving, m oney sav­
ing su g g e stio n s?
I t would not
only be in te re stin g reading, but
it m ight supply v alu ab le in fo r­
m ation fo r ou r scrap b o o k s or card
index files.
M rs. B . E . H olland,
513, S. E . T h ird ,
B eav erto n , O regon
house and th e fir s t co tta g e w ere
erected a t H uber, a m ile w est of
S T A N L E Y W N E T H E R T O N -----------------------------E d ito r and P ublisher
th e o rig in al building.
T h e high
M R S E D N A B L A C K ......................................... A sso cia te E d ito r-O ffice Mgr.
W hen A rchbishop
W illiam H. school d ep artm en t was increased
D ear E d ito r:
W A L L Y K A IN
___________________________________________ News E d ito r G ross cam e, in 1885, .to th e A rch ­ to a fu ll fo u r y e a r cou rse with
M oney would te ll an in te re s t­
diocese of O regon C ity w hich at P ro f. Ja m e s R obinson o f Gon-
ing story if it could speak. T h e
th a t tim e com prised
th e whole zaga U n iv ersity in charge.
S U B S C R IP T IO N K A T E S — P A Y A B L E IN A D V A N C E
“S u n n y J i m ”
was a cap ab le
fig u res reported from your com ­
W ash in gton A M ultnom ah cou nties
sta te o f O regon, he a t once tu rn ­
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ark
ab
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m u nity in the re ce n t M arch of
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his
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tio
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to
th
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problem
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lish e rs' A ssociation
D im es cam p aign tell o f s a c rific e s
o f providing te a c h e rs fo r the Ca­ co ach . H is football team s took on
Tw o Y e a rs _________________ — 3 78
NATIONAL
EDITORIAL
to m ake co n trib u tio n s and rep­
th o lic schools and c a rin g fo r the all co m ers and made up in skill
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S O C I A T I O N orphans in his arch d io ce se .
w h at th ey lacked in w eight. D ur­
resen t th e d esire on the p art of
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m an y good people to help those
He proposed th e found ation of ing his fo u r years as coach the
O utside T e rrito rie s
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a fflicte d w ith in fa n tile paralysis
a
new religious
sisterhood
to S a in ts lost th ree gam es and won
tra in te a ch e rs fo r th is w ork and, 32. Som e o f the s ta rs developed
S in ce th e found ing o ff th e sis­ to get well.
in 1886, the co n g reg a tio n o f the a t S t. M a ry ’s won laurels a t In­ terhood in 1886, th e schools co n ­
T h e fig u res show ing expendi-
of
higher
learn ing, ducted
by th e
S iste rs
of
S t. tu res of th ese funds during the
S iste rs of St. M ary w as estab lish ­ s titu tio n s
ed a t Su b lim ity , O regon. An ab ­ K ijo o w sk i a t G onzaga; C ochran M ary w ith th e y e a r of assu m ing past y ear in your cou nty tell of
andoned public school
building a t S t. M a ry ’s, O akland, G erace ch a rg e w ere as follow s ( as of 1 the su ffe rin g o f little
child ren
A g re a t deal o f e ffo rt has gone Into th e build in g up of an idea w as secured w hich served as the and S o h le r a t
S t. Jo se p h 's and 1939) : 1888, S t. B o n ifa ce School w hich has been relieved, the a n ­
th a t a d em ocracy is a m ethod o f g o v ern m e n t w h erein th e m a jo rity firs t chapel, m o th erh ou se and no­ C aird u llo and G allassi a t B rophy. S u b lim ity ; 1891, V isitatio n School x ie ty o f p aren ts w hich has been
vitiate.
In m ore re ce n t y ears th e o iig - V e rb o o rt; 1891, S t. M ary’s School allayed, th e com p en sation of doc-
o f its citizen s decides all m a tte rs o f law and ta x a tio n
F iv e zealous young wom en who inal build in g at S t. M ary ’s has I fo r B oys, H u ber; 1902, S t. M ary ’s tors, nu rses and physical th e r a ­
G reat ca re is exercised in th e U nited S ta te s fo r in stan ce, th a t
B ea v erto n ; 1903, pists who have
invested th e ir
th e rig h t o f A m erican citiz en s to p a rtic ip a te in election s is pro­ had com e to O regon w ith th e ir been dem olished, a m odern gym - | of th e V alley,
pioneer p aren ts in th e hope of nasium and m ore co tta g es have | S a cre d H eart
Academ y,
T illa- tim e and en ergies to relieve pain
tected . G u aran tees a re bolstered by g u a ra n te e s th a t every qualified
w orking fo r the m ission s were been
b u ilt a t the new site at Hu- m ook; 1908, S acred H eart School, and b eat b ack the a tta c k s o f dis­
v o ter h as th e rig h t o f fra n ch ise on m a tte rs s u b je c t to election pro­
R ev . Jo se p h H eesack er, un- i G e rv a is ; 1909, S t. Steven s School ease.
inducted on the F e a s t o f the As­ her.
cedures.
Holy C ross School
sum ption o f th a t y ea r. T h e young der w hose supervision the e x p a n -, P o rtla n d ; 1912,
T h e annu al M arch o f D im es re­
In th e
sta te
of Oregon, a t th e
r e c e n t g e n era l election, th is com m unity prospered and w ithin sion
took place was appointed , P o rtla n d ; 1912, St. F ra n c is School port re p resen ts all o f these things
rig h t w as broadened to Include school e le ctio n s, by strik in g out a y ea r a sm all parish school was p asto r a t W oodburn in 1937 to R o y ; 1913, S t. C e cilia ’s S ch o o l; and m uch m ore. I t te lls of the
the requ irem en t o f property ow nership a s a re s tric tio n on b allot­ opened a t Su b lim ity . In 1891 the be succeeded by R ev. Ja m e s M ax­ B e a v e r to n ;
1914,
S t. M atthew s th o u gh t and devotion of th e m any
Sch oo l, H illsboro; 1915, St. A ga­ v olu nteer w o rkers in your com ­
castin g . T h e re a fte r, by will o f th e e lectio n re tu rn s, anyon e who had firs t m ission house w as e sta b lish ­ well.
T h e w rite r o f th is a rtic le does th a ’s School, P o rtla n d ; 1919, St m u nity who as stew ard s o f public
lived 6 m onths in a school d is tric t w as elig ib le to vote on all school ed a t V erboort.
M ilw aukie;
1921 funds have given fre e ly o f th e ir
M eantim e, in 1889, A rchbishop not have d a ta fo r b rin gin g the J o h n ’s School,
issu es, fro m budgets to school d irecto rs.
A ndrew s School,
P o rtla n d ; tim e and e n erg ies so th a t this
a fa rm of h isto ry o f th is in stitu tio n and j S t.
Now, in the T u a la tin valley, the fu ll Im p o rt o f th is new regula­ G ro ss had secured
tion has been vividly
tested . T h e B e a v e rto n union high school som e six hundred a c re s n ear B e a -1 th a t o f s t - M ary’s In s titu te foi { 1928, O ur L ad y o f Sorrow s .P o rt- work m ay be su cce ssfu lly carried
1931, S t. M ary’s
School, on. I t tells o f th e g ratitu d e of
erected
th e re
su itab le g irls and young women up to ; lan d ;
(jo in t d is tr ic t 10) put b efore th e people th e m a tte r of a $300,000 verton,
buildings and founded an in sti­ d ate. W e tru s t th a t som e one con­ S tay to n .
p a te n ts for a ssista n ce givpn in
levy fo r needed Im provem ent of school fa c ilitie s .
T h e Golden Ju b ile e of th e S is ­ ca rin g fo r th e ir child ren. It tells
tution fo r the c a re and edu cation v e rs a n t w ith the w ork of the
W e do n ot contend th a t th is w as a n u n rea so n a b le requ est.
In
o f orphans. R ev. Jo se p h K essler S is te rs will supplem ent ou r a r ­ te rs o f S t. M ary w as celeb rated of th e hope fo r th e fu tu re th at
fa c t, it should have been higher. B u t th e th in g th a t d istu rb s us is was the firs t su p erin ten d en t of ticle w ith la te r m aterial.
in 1937.
A fe a tu re of th e cele- th is te rrib le d isease m ay soon be
th a t out o f m ore th an 10,000 v o ters w ho w ill be a ffe c te d by the the orphanage
A "H is to ry o f S t. M ary’s Hom e b ratio n w as an h isto rical pageant conquered.
and m anaged it
school levy and were eligible to pass on th e m easu re, no m ore than with m arked
su ccess until his fo r B o y s” in the B eav erto n E n - t p resen ted to a large and ap p rec-
I should like to th an k you per­
te r p r is e - D evelopm ent E d ition in iativ e au d ien ce in B enson high sonally and on b e h a lf o f the N a­
564 accep ted th e ir resp on sibilities as citiz e n s to c a s t votes on the death in 1896.
In 1891 the c a ie o f th e orp h an ­ 1930 fo rm s th e basis fo r m ost school at P ortlan d ,
tio n al Fou n d atio n
fo r In fa n tile
m easure.
G ran d m a
showed
fo resig h t
(co n tin u ed next w e e k ))
P a ra ly sis foi the p art your new s­
I n oth er words, about 1/18 o f those w ho should have voted on age was placed in th e hand s of o f ou r sto ry , supplem ented by
when she let us fit her with
in
fo
rm
atio
n
from
Edw
in
V.
O'­
th e
S iste rs o f
S t. M ary,
who
paper h as played in m ak in g the
the proper g lasses . . . enabling
an assessm e n t of $300,000.
H a ra ’s C a th o lic H istory o f O re­
recen t M arch of D im es cam paign j her to read w ith ease and keep
¡C O M M U N IT Y C H O R U S
T h is is an a la rm in g trend . A lthough th e school d is tr ic t widely ad ­ have continued th is la b o r o f love
fo r the past 58 y ears. A tr a c t of gon (1939) and the. Sup plem ent I
a su ccess in O regon.
I hope ! up w ith the tim es.
vertised th e election and had th e high school stu d e n ts briefed on the
T o h e a r ch o ral m usic reserv e
land ad jo in in g the hom e w as se­ to th e C ath o lic S e n tin a l, P o r t­
th a t you will fppl th a t you are I
the n igh t o f April 29 ad vises the
H ou rs: M ondays, 9 - 1 2
m a tter, th e people paid little heed. And th e en erg y put Into pub­
cured in 1893 upon
w hich the land, M ay 4, 1939.
a v ery im p o rtan t part of th i“ !
B eav erto n C om m u nity C horus in
W ednesd ays 9 - 6
licizing m ight as well have been less g en ero u sly spent.
T
h
e
a
rtic
le
in
the
E
n
te
rp
ris
e
in
S iste rs o f S t. M ary establish ed
g re a t n atio n al org an ization dedi
F rid ay s, 1 - 6
On April 18, ru ra l school d is tric ts com e to g rip s w ith county-w ide th eir principal ed u cation al in sti­ 1930 s ta te s th a t up to d ate St. an n o u n cin g a song program o f s a ­ cated to th e w e lfare
o f m an- ,
Satu rd ay s, 9 - 6
school budgeU . E v e ry reg istered , q u alified vo ter is responsible for tution, S t. M ary ’s In s titu te for M ary ’s H om e had sh eltered 3,000 cred and se cu la r num bers.
kind. T h e m easu re o f your con .
T h e re will also be a guest a r tis t,
and young wom en.
The hom eless boys. An av erag e of 325
the decision w hich will be reach ed . B u t th e re is a question as to g irls
trihu tion is great in d ollars and
D R . K E N N E T H E. L E IT Z E L
Jo a n Lind who
will give som e
next y ea r (1894) the m otherhou se w ere cared fo r each y ear, and
g re a te r still in serv ice to your
how m any will show up
Optometrist
P a rticip a tio n In ele ctio n s is b a sica lly m ore im p o rta n t than the and n o v itiate w ere rem oved from th e d aily atten d an ce was around read ,n * a T h e co n c e rt win be Kiv' fellow men.
the 200 m ark . Besides th e regu- en in ,ho com m u nity room o f the
3514 S. W. Troy, M u ltnom ah. Or.
S in cerely yours.
v o ter’s conviction. I t Is only In th e e x e rcise o f citizen sh ip th a t c it ­ S u blim ity to th is b eau tifu l prop­
la r grammas grades and th e high * <>riK1
tional chu rch.
(O ver R e n n e r’s C afe)
e rty n ear the orphan hom e.
F E L I X A. M O N T E S,
izenship sta y s stro n g and vital.
P hone CH. 5630
boys w ere
Th<>re wil1 be
no ad m ission
A fte r the death o f F a th e r F e s- school co u rses, the
O
regon
R
e
p
re
se
n
ta
tiv
e
ch arg e.
R u le by th e m a jo rity is sound and a g u a ra n te e a g a in st the ty ran ny
sler in 1896, R ev. Jo h n H ein rich
of the few. T h e m ore a people ta k e s note o f its resp on sibilities, the
superintended th e hom e fo r four
m ore atte n tio n Is given to an in te llig e n t e v a lu a tio n of th e issues years. R ev. D om inic F a b e r, who
involved. T h e re is no oth er w ay to m ak e a d em ocracy work than cam e in 1900, brou ght a rad ical
fo r each citizen to ta k e upon h im self th e co m p lete Job of doing his ch an g e in th e in stitu tio n . F in d ­
ing the accom od atio n s a t B e a v e r­
p art
ton inadequate fo r both boys and
O therw ise, go v ern m en t is a rule by th e m in o rity .
g irls,
the
orp h an g irls
were
tra n sfe rre d
to th e c a re o f the
S iste rs o f th e H oly N am es at St.
P aul until 1908 when th e C h ris­
tie Hom e fo r O rphan
G irls at
the
W illa m ette
T h ere is perhaps no one who is not a ffe c te d , in one way or ano­ M arylhu rst on
th er, by th e a rriv a l o f S p rin g . T h e w arm days, th e e a g er grow th, above Oswego received them .
Y ou ng ch ild ren ,
under
seven
the q u icken in g pulse o f the e n tire cosm os fin d s a response In the
y ea rs w ere placed in S t. A gnes
h eart and sp irit o f m o rtal m an.
H om e a t
P a rk
P la ce and S t.
B u t even m ore th a n physical response is th e an n u al dedication anew
M ary's becam e a home e xclu siv ­
to the sp iritu al philosophies, occasioned by th e celebratio n o f E a ster. ely fo r boys. T h e 600 a c re farm
E a s te r , o f cou rse, is m ore th an a sig n a llin g o f Spring. It is a re ­ provided food for the institu tion
ligious holiday com m em o ratin g th e R e su rre c tio n o f C h rist a fte r His and p ra c tic a l tra in in g fo r
the
boys.
C rucifixion.
F a th e r F a b e r's
su ccesso r was
Upon th is fa ct, and Its a c c e p ta n c e by th e C h ristian world, rides
the e n tire cred ib ility o f th e C h ristia n fa ith . T h e risin g of C h rist R ev. A nthony Moore, who. a fte r
from th e dead b ecom es th e m ira cle to prove the S av io u r’s assertio n four y e a rs o f n otab le w ork in the
ca re o f the boys, was prom oted
th a t th e re is a God and a H e re a fte r.
to th e p a sto ra te a t Salem . His
And so to the U nited S ta te s , E a s te r is rig h tly an im p ortan t relig i­
su ccessor. R ev. J . D. M urphy died
ous date. As th e philosophy o f ou r g o v ern m en t ts based in C h ristian sh o rtly a fte r ta k in g ch arg e. T hen,
b elief, ap p reciatio n o f E a s t e r ’s m ea n in g broad en s the very a p p recia ­ fro m ab ou t 1906 to 1911 the su­
tion o f the n a tio n a l o rig in s, a s well.
pervision o f th e orphanage w as in
T h e zto ry o f C h rist s u ffe rin g on th e C ross. His en tom bm en t and the hand s o f th e Je s u it F a th e rs.
His a risin g fro m th e g ra v e com p leted the prophecy th a t H e would R ev. W m . D eeney was the best
For a
die fo r th e sin s o f m an. W ith ou t s u ffe rin g , death and v icto ry over know n o f th is regim e.
d eath , th e cru cia l te s t o f C h rlsla n lty would not have been m ade to co n sid era b le tim e he* served as
su p erin ten d en t
of
the
home,
v e rify th e s ig n ific a n t fa ith it ask ed .
ch a p la in o f th e convent and a c t­
So v ital has been the lessons o f th e R e su rre ctio n , how ever, th a t
ing p asto r a t B eav erto n .
th e world, w ith all Its v a ry in g d en o m in atio n s and p ro te sta tio n s of
T h e Je s u it reg im e ended in O c­
non -belief, pays trib u te to the fa c t by a c c e p ta n c e of an ev ery day to b er 1911 when R ig h t R ev. Ja m e s
usage o f y e a r d esig n ation . E v e ry tlm e 1949 Is used, fo r Instance, R au w took ch a rg e.
F ro m th is
th ere Is reco g n itio n o f C h ris t’s triu m p h.
point th e p ra ctica l developm ent
And Sp rin g tim e . It seem s, is a n o ta b le tim e In which to ce le b ra te o f th e hom e began, made pos­
sib le by th e bequest o f Levi An­
the prom ise and the hope In E a s te r .
derson, who left his e n tire e s­
ta te to th e A rchbishop to e sta b ­
lish
an in d u stria l
and
trad e
school fo r boys.
R ev. R au w began a system of
land cle a rin g and by p atient e f­
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here’s the only low-prieed car with a world’s
of Gravity without loss of road clearance,
with Dubl-Life rivetless brake linings
S in ce th a t d ate.
the a th le tic
an instrumentality of the Unrted States Government.
champion
Valve-In-Head engine—of the type
and
Center-Point
Hear
Sus|N-nsion
—
prow ess o f th e boys of S t. M ary’s
(*) Kxtra-Strong Fisher Cnisteel Body
now being used on more and more higher-priced
brings you a brand new kind of driving and
has becom e h isto ry . T h e 85 and
(3) Panoramic Visibility (4) Safety Plate
A safe, profitable and convenient way to
riding ease exclusive to Chevrolet and
automobiles.
100 pound b a sk e tb a ll
ch am p io n ­
Glass in all windows, and (3) the super­
»ore or invest money.
higher priced cars.
ships w ere won In 1922 and re­
(Continued fro m
la st w eek)
Rule By The Minority
Your first thrill is seeing i t . . .
Eosfer'g Hope And Promise
Your greatest thrill is driving i t !
o s t J3 U j r o f a//
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now made even more attractive by new lower prices!
OPEN A
Savings Account
Your Savings Are Insured for
Safety Up to $5,000.00 ,
2V4%
Current Dividend
MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK
%
Washington Federal Savings
and Loan Association
HILLSBORO, OREGON
'H AVE A YEAR'S INCO M E IN A SAVINGS A CCO U N T'
Accounts Insured to $5,000
tained fo r a period o f m any years
and th e sch o la rsh ip
kept pare
w ith th e a th le tic s. F o r five su e-1
cessive y ears, in the s ta te exam
in a tio n s fo r g ra m m a r grad es not
one fa ilu re w as recorded fo r the 1
hoys o f S t M ary 's Home.
T his
sp eak s volum es fo r the tea ch in g i
a b ility o f the S is te rs In ch a rg e of |
th e classes.
A fte r fiv e y e a rs F a th e r H ee
sa c k e r determ ined on an e x p ’ n I
sion program . St
M arv’s Home
w as Incorporated in 1921 and In |
1924 a new a d m in istra tio n
and J
resid en tia l
building.
a
h o lle r '
Give yourself and your fam ily the biggest
' ‘triple-thrill" in motoring—see, drive and save
with Chevrolet—the most beautiful buy o f a ll!
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