Many Changes In
School Noted By
Grade Students
By Mrs. B. F. B M hra
M cKAY P R O G R E S S — Many
changes were found in' the upper
grade rooms when students return-
ed to McKay achool Sept 6. new
accoust.c ceiling indirect lighting
and a complete paint and varnish
jo b .
Also pleasing the children are
movies with the new movie pro­
jector in accordance with an audio
visual program. The third and
fourth grade have a piano, too. a
present from the Parent Teacher
organization.
The children are working on
posters for the coming P T A chick­
en dinner. Many of the posters
w ill be seen in local windows.
With 127 children in school now,
the school board is making plans
to enlarge teh teaching staff.
D EM ONSTRATION TEAM S
Harris Hanson. Dennis Enger,
Elaine Hansen, Patricia Siedler.
Mona Lee Gossilin and Judith Mil­
ler gave team demonstrations at
the Washington county 4-H leaders
meeting at Hillsboro Monday 19th
Grange Sponsors
Benefit Social
Victims of Fire
County Asked To Give For
Polio Emergency; No Drive
T R A V E L IO..**) M il.Es
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eliander Sr.
McKA\ PROGRESS The home
GROUP VOTES STRICTLY VOLUNTARY GIFTS AS
I returned from a 7 week travel
^ r- and Mrs. W R. Boswell was
through 31 states totalmg 10.500 destroyed by fire last Thursday
GESTURE TO STATES STRICKEN BY EPIDEMICS
® ‘ lea- Th* obj « * '
to visit the evening about 5 00. Nearly all was
ol‘1 home states. Tennessee. Ken- lost >n the U r e ° n‘>' Nothin* in
tucky. Georgia and Virginia. Many two closets was saved. There was
Although spiritually cooperating the 1949 March of Dimes. He
of the places were easily remem- no insurance.
with the statewide participation in points out that so far this year,
bered, others had towed to time. , The Kinton Grange will be host the national emergency drive for 23.000 Americans have been struck
They visited many historical for a benefit Box Social Friday 23 National Foundation foi Infantile down by infantile paralysis. For
landmarks, bovhood home of Geo-I at 8 30. There will be entertain- Paralysis funds, members of the the same peuod in 194H, less than
rge Washington. Hyde Park, the "rent and dancing. Also coffee. Washington county chapter of the 15.000 were victims.
Parks and Canyons, Oakridge. hot dogs and pie that can be organization voted at a special
"There is no question", Hedlun<i
Tenn., home of the atom bomb. bought in the kitchen All proceeds : meeting on September 9 to not says, “ but that our total this year
will go to the Boswells to aid in ! conduct a solicitation drive at this
Jamestown. Ken. memorial.
will exceed the recoid 30.000 eases
They viewed New York City the construction of a new home.
time.
counted in 1916.”
from the 102 floor of Empire State
The group voted unanimously to
The national foundation has ad
bldg, and took the subway to V FW A l ’V BUSINESS
sponsor a different soit of cam­
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Bea­ paign. According to Albert T. vanced $4.700,000 in epidemic aid
Coney Island. On the way home
the temperature and humidity verton V FW Post 4617 held a Kemmer, Beaverton chairman of money to local chapters through­
were both 94 in Chicago. Delighted 1 special meeting at the IOOF hall the county March of Dimes chap­ out the nation, this year and esti­
with the entire trip that was with- Wednesday evening Sept. 14, 1949 ter, the appeal will be strictly mates are that final advances for
the year will approximate $16,600
out a mishap, they're glad to be
President, Mrs. Emma Lanctot voluntary.
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home.
I with some members visited Battle-
Gifts may be sent by merely
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V F W Auxiliary of Portland addressing them to
This outlook sharpens the pros­
POLIO,
TO BUY — SELL — or T R A D E Wednesday evening Sept. 14. 1949 Local Postoffice” . All postmasters pect of the foundation's epidemic
to thank them for their gift of a in the county have been Instructed aid fund going some $10,000,000 in
T R Y A CLASSIFIED
silk American flag to the Beaver­ to forward such letters to the the red by December 31.
ton group in July.
Portland office where they will be
WMth the regular March of
Wednesday. Sept. 28. 1949 busi­ sent to national headquarters.
Dimes campaign to start ‘ in Jan­
ness meeting will start the fall
The need for funds to fight pol­ uary. an unresolved deficit of such
season.
io is acute, declares Dr. E. T Hed- proportions will be a serious extra
lund, Portland, state chairman for load, it was pointed out.
"Sb* said
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Good tietvs travels fastest
by Long Distance
Whenever you're bursting with good news that can’t
wait— spread it by long distance telephone. There
is
no quicker way to make miles disappear and you can
do it reasonably too. Long distance telephone rates
are especially low after 6 P.M. and on Sundays aad
Canyon Baptists
Observe Rally
Day On Sept. 25
Rally Day will be observed in
the Sunday School of Canyon Road
Baptist Church, next Sunday, 9:45
a. m. A program of recitations and
exercises has been prepared by the
children of the various classes, and
a special invitation is extended to
parents and friends to be present.
The superintendent, Mr. Eugene
Crosby, will officiate in the promo­
tion of children from department
to department.
A special young peoples’ group is
being formed to which new schol­
ars, in High School and beyond,
are invited. This will be followed
by the church worship period, at
11 a. m., in which the pastor, Rev.
Russell B. Thomas, will preach.
His subject will be, "Religion in
the Home.”
The boys of the High School
Class will give a dramatization of
the book of "Habakkuk" at 7:45
p. m„ under the direction of their
teacher, Mrs. Oscar Kruger. This
will be a special evening feature
to which the people of the neigh­
borhood and friends of the church
are invited.
There will be a varied program
including a background talk by
the pastor on "Habakkuk" the
Prophet.” The church is located
on Canyon Road at the Junction
of Lake Road and McLain Drive.
State Moves To
Raise Standards
Future Teachers
EUGENE, Sept. 20 (Special)
Only high school students in the
higher brackets will be admitted
to the teachers education pro­
grams at Oregon's three Colleges
of Education this fall. Those in
the lower 50 per cent of their high
school graduation classes will not
be permitted to enroll.
This step toward elevating the
standards of the teaching profes­
sion was approved October 26, 1948,
by the State Board of Higher Edu­
cation. Dr. Henry M. Gunn, presi­
dent of Oregon College of Educa­
tion and director of Elementary
Teacher Education for the System,
proposed the move after it had
been tried experimentally at the
Monmouth college.
As approved, the policy will a f­
fect only those students at Eastern
and Southern Oregon Colleges of
Education who enter the teacher
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P e y g à A io r tu a r y
Wm SPEARS
Your community mortician since 1910
Phone 3411
BEAVERTON, OREGON
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With best wishes. I am
Very truly yours.
John A. Mirt
Assistant Director
Press Relations
American Med. Assn.
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We appreciate the kind senti­
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Change of Policy" editorial, which
appeared In your issue of August
12.
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CAR IN IND.NANA
Wally Bowman son of Mr. and
Mrs. Geo Bowman of Beaverton
and LuVern Schmidt of Hillsboro
left for Indiana Sat. to take de­
livery of a new car. On their re­
turn trip they will visit with W al­
ly's relatives in Omaha.
Wally Is a student of I^wis and
Clark college and LuVern attends
Pacific University.
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Freshmen ate to report to the
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