V
OUR COUNTY
GOVERNMENT
VOLUME 22, Number 38
Rec. Center Tells
Events Schedule
All Ages, Groups
H e r m a n D. K erkm un, c o u n ty ju d g e
oí
»
A s c h e d u l e of e v e n t s for all
ages
an d groups, e f f e c t i v e the
w e e k o f O ctob er 24, h a s b een a n ­
n o u n c e d by Mrs. Mildred H u g h es ,
r ecrea tio n
su p ervisor,
for the
B e a v e r to n a r e a recreation c en ter
in the g r a n g e hall.
T h e c e n t e r will e n la r g e its q u a r ­
te r s by t h e ad d ition o f sto re sp a ce
to be v a c a t e d
S u n d a y by F lo r ­
e n c e ’s S e w i n g Center.
S t a r t in g h is 11 y e a r a s c o u n ty
ju d g e, H e r m a n D. K e k m a n serv ed
a s road fo r e m a n from 1923 to 31
an d then, u pon e le c tio n a s c o u n ty
O f fic e hours, M is. H u g h e s d e ­
c o m m is s io n e r , serv ed in t h a t c a ­
cla res, w ill be from 1 p.m. to 6
p a c it y for e ig h t y e a r s b efo re step-
p.m., from T u e s d a y th r o u g h F r i­
p in g u p to th e p o sitio n he now
day.
holds.
S m a ll F r y will h a ve th e ir pro­
J u d g e K e r k m a n w a s born April
g r a m on T u e sd a y , W e d n e s d a y and
1, 1889 in Tripoli, Iow a, and he
T h u r s d a y m o rn in g s, from 9 to 11
c a m e to th e s t a te o f W a s h i n g to n
in 1903. In 1917, h e m o v e d to Cor­ a m . T e e n - a g e r s period, on T u e s ­
d a y and F rid a y , will be from 3:45
n e liu s w h e r e he e n g a g e d in fa r m ­
ing, s till o w n in g th e p rop erty but to 6 p.m.; W e d n e s d a y e v e n in g . 7
to 9:30 p.m. and S a tu r d a y n ig h t
le a s in g it th is y e a r w h ile h e and
d a n c e s, 7:30 to 11 30 p.m.
h is fa m ily live in Hillsboro.
J u n io r T e e n s, in th e 7th and 8th
T h e ju d g e is a m e m b e r o f the
g r a d e a g e brack et, will be a c c o m ­
S c h if f li n L u t h e i a n c h u r c h an d his
o d a te d on W e d n e s d a y and T h u r s ­
f a m i l y c o m p r is e s h is w ife an d tw o
days, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.
d a u g h te r s , o n e o f th e m m arried to
In the A d u lts p rogram . Lillian
R e v e r e n d E r w in G erk en , o f B e a ­
C arter will in stru ct sq u are d a n c ­
v erto n .
in g on T u e s d a y and T h u rsd a y,
In h is se r v ic e to W a s h i n g t o n
fr o m 7:30 p.m.
and on
F r id a y
co u n ty , J u d g e , K e r k m a n h a s se e n
th ere w ill
be old t i m e
d a n ces,
g r e a t a d v a n c e s in ro ad s an d o th er
c a r r y i n g on the a c tiv itie s of last
fields. H e s a w the c o u n t y road sy s­
fall and w in ter.
t e m e x p a n d fro m a f e w m iles o f
S a tu r d a y m o rn in g s, le s s o n s
in
im p ro v ed road to th e p resen t n e t ­
w o rk w h ic h p rov id es a c c e s s to all tap, a c r o b a tic s and b a ton tw irlin g
c o m m u n it i e s , reg a r d le ss o f size or w ill be offered , for all ag es.
T h u r s d a y ev en in g . V ern o n W ood
lo ca tio n .
A s c h a ir m a n for th e c o m m itt e e P o r tla n d art student, will co n d u ct
c la s s in art, open
to
to
in v e s t ig a t e
W o o d b u rn
boys a sp ecia l
sch o o l, u n d er a p p o in t m e n t by the te e n - a g e r s an d adults. W ood will
la t e G o v e r n o r E arl S n ell, he had a ls o h a v e radio c la s s e s for ad u lts
an im p o r ta n t part to play in the a n d teen ers, o ff e r in g in stru ction
r e c o m m e n d a t io n s w h ic h c a u s e d in In t e r n a tio n a l and M orse code,
s u c h a fu ro re a t th e tim e. A s ch a ir ­ s e n d i n g and receivin g and o p e r a t­
m a n o f th e R e fo r e s t a t io n c o m m i t ­ in g p ro cedure, e m p l o y in g live cir­
tee, u n d er a p p o in t m e n t by Snell, cuits.
h e h elp ed r e c o m m e n d a p rogram
o f s u s t a in e d yield, r e fo r e s ta tio n
a n d t h e s e v e r a n c e tax, all o f w h ic h
w e r e a p p ro v ed b y the leg isla tu re.
T h e ju d g e se r v e d on th e c o m ­
m i t t e e to s e t u p a s t a t e la w on
f o r m a t io n o f fire p ro tection d is­
tricts. w h ic h p e rm itted z o n in g of
LEW IS
A N D CLARK
COI^
c o u n t y a n d e s t a b lis h m e n t o f d is­
t r i c t s for th e p u rp o se o f b u y in g L E G E , P o rtla n d . Oct. 13 D u a n e
eq u ip m e n t. In W a s h i n g t o n c o u n ty R a s m u s s e n , 1949 g r a d u a te of B e a ­
a lo n e, th is la w h a s ad d ed a t lea st v erto n h ig h sch o ol, h a s been e le c t­
9 n e w fire f i g h t in g o rg a n iza tio n s, ed p resid en t o f t h e la r g e s t fr e s h ­
m a n c la s s ev e r to enroll at the
e q u ip p ed for rural e m e r g e n c ie s .
F o r tw o y e a r ly te r m s . K e r k m a n colleg e. All o th e r o ff ic e r s ch osen
w a s v ic e p resid en t an d th e n p r e s­ are from P o rtla n d .
id en t o f th e A s s o c ia tio n o f O regon
R a s m u s s e n is th e son o f Mr.
an d Mrs. H. R. .R a s m u s s e n , 658
C o u n ty O ffic ia ls .
H e is s t a r t in g h is 11th y ea r as E a s t A llen a v e n u e , B ea v erto n . In
c o u n t y ju d g e and h is te r m will h ig h sch o o l h e w a s v ice-p resid e n t
o f th e s t u d e n t b o d y a n d activ e in
ex p ire in 1951.
i P h o t o by H a r r e ll—B e a v e r to n 49881 b a sk etb all, tra ck , b aseb all and te n ­
nis. H e w a s a ls o a m e m b e r of Hi-
Y and T orch H o n o r society.
Duane Rasmussen
Heads Frosh at
Lewis and Clark
■
Grand Opening Of
Outlet Clothing
Center Oct. 15th
s
T h e B e a v e r t o n A m e r ic a n L egion
post a n n o u n c e s th e a p p o in t m e n t of
n e w m a n a g e : s for th eir clubhouse,
e f f e c t i v e a t once. P e r c y R a k e and
Mrs. E th e l F o x a re n o w in c h a r g e
H o u r s o f t h e c lu b h o u s e are set
at fr o m
5 p.m. to 12 m id n ig h t
M o n d a y th r o u g h
F rid a y .
from
n oon t o m i d n ig h t on S a tu rd a ys
an d on
Sunday
b y r eq u est of
g r o u p s or in d ivid u a ls.
S p erial d in n e r s and p a rties are
o ff e r e d for all o c c a s i o n s and th ere
is n o c h a r g e for use o f the club
facilities.
K
O F C. M E E T S OCT. IS
N e x t reg u la r m e e t in g o f H i ll s ­
boro C ou n cil N o. 1634 K n i g h t s of
C o lu m b u s will be held T h u r s d a y
O ct 13th at 8 30 p.m. at K. o f C
Hall.
B ro th er F r a n k W a ib el h a s a sked
th e S t a t e C h a ir m a n o f K n i g h t s of
C o lu m b u s
to sp e a k on the five
p o in t p r o g r a m at th is m e e t in g
BEAVERTON, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON,
County Elementary School
Enrollment Increases 8.4%
DISTRICTS 48 AND 10 JT. LEAD IN GROWTH
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1949
Cong. Church of
Beaverton Hosts
Ass n, on Oct. 16
IN
SIN G L E COPY F IV E C EN TS
A D V A N C E $2.00 P E U Y E A H
City Council Adopts Code
l
• i •
A n d $ 25 Plumber s License
SAFEGUARD AGAINST SEWER HOOKUP TROUBLES
On the b a sis o f sc h o ol a tt e n d a n c e
rep orts a s s u b m itte d by th e 48
o p e r a tin g public ele m e n ta r y sch o ols
o f W a s h i n g t o n co u n ty , an in crea s e
in en r o llm e n t figu res ov er last
y ea r r e a c h e s 581, or a g r o w th
fa c to r o f 8.4rr , a n n o u n c e s A ustin
S cra ffo rd , c o u n t y su p erin ten d en t
o f sch oo ls. T o ta l e n ro llm en t this
y e a r is 7,433 co m p a r e d to 6,849 in
1948-49.
T h e lesso n in th e s e s t a tis tic s ,
S cra ffo rd p o in ts out, is th e im p e r ­
a ti v e need for ad d itio n al c l a s s ­
room s. B y a d ollar and c e n t s e s t i­
m a te, th e en r o llm e n t in c r e a s e rep­
r e s e n t s an ex p e n d itu r e o f a p p r o x ­
im a te ly $300,000 for c o n stru ctio n ,
s t a f f i n g .and m a i n ta in i n g 20 ad d i­
tio n al c la s sr o o m s . B ey on d th at is
th e p ress u re of a h e a v y pre-school
c e n s u s w h ic h p o in ts to even g rea ter
b u ild in g d e m a n d s .
In the h ig h schools, an in crea s e
o f 140 s t u d e n t s is noted. T h e total
e n t o l lm e n t o f 2.925 for th is year
s o s u r p a s s e s last year's fig u re of
2,785. P e r c e n t a g e w is e , th e g row th
fa c t o r is se t at 5
L a r g e st in c r e a s e s in both d iv i­
sio n s w ere r eg is tered at B e a v e r to n .
D is t r ic t 48, w ith tw o e le m e n ta r y
sch o o ls, s h o w s an in crea se of 86
100
34
134
105
126
21
345
375
30
'
176
194
18
618
86
704
161
41
202
i
78
97
19
;
148
20
168
140
182
42
191
213
22
282
23
305
323
361
38
Tigard U. H.
696
741
45
B e a v e r to n U. H
S h e r w o o d eleitien ta ry school in-
c r e a s e d 12 p u p ils even th ou gh it
lost ab ou t 25 pupils of the St.
P a u l's L u th era n school.
P aro ch ia l school
P r iv a t e
and
en r o llm e n t not co m p lete.
Labbe' Flowers
Invites Public
For Open House
GOP Women Hit
At Errors Found
In Voting Lists
H a v i n g just com p leted a b u ild ­
ing p ro g ra m to im p rove the d is­
p lay
s p a c e for its flo w er shop,
w h ic h g iv e s it th a t " N e w L ook ,”
L a b b e ’ F lo w ers, 6802 S. W. C an yon
R oad , is in v i ti n g th e public to an
o p en h o u se cele b r a tion S atu rd a y ,
O cto b er 15.
S ev ere c r it ic is m is voiced at the
o ff ic e of W.
A. T apper, c o u n ty
c ler k a t H U lsb oto, for the s e r ­
io us errors fou n d in vo tin g lists
by p r e c in c ts w h ic h num b ered over
250 eit h e r d e c e a s e d or no longer
resid en t o f th e i r area, a cco rd in g to
a letter s e n t b y. th e Tigard-M etz-
g er R e p u b lic a n ^Women's F e d e r a ­
tion.
An
e x t e n s io n
to th e orig in a l
s h o p p ro vid es a n e w s h o w place
for floral a r r a n g e m e n t s , o f plate
g l a s s w a lls and a lu m in u m f r a m ­
ing.
In terio r li g h tin g
of "white
light" neon is featu red , w ith cer­
ise colored n eon on tw o w a lls a b ­
o v e the s h o w w in d o w s, to c a rry
th e b u s i n e s s nam e.
Mr. and Mrs. B r o o k s R. C aldw ell
have
o p e 'a t e d
th e flo w e r sh o p
s i n c e M arch, 1947, w h e n th e o r ig ­
inal sp a c e w a s built. Mrs. C a ld w ell
m a k e s all floral a r r a n g e m e n t s , for
w e d d in g s an d all o th e r o c c a sio n s.
At th e op en h o u se, a d is p la y of
b la ck o rch id s, stu d d ed w ith j e w ­
els, will be p resen ted . F r e e g a r ­
d e n ia c o r s a g e s are to be g iv e n to
all la d ies presen t.
st u d e n ts , h ig h e s t in the cou n ty,
w h ile d istrict 10 j t ., B eaverto n
un ion high sch ool, en oiled 45 m ore
s t u d e n ts th is y ea r than last.
At a sp e c ia l m eetin g held T u e s ­
P ro p erty . Farrell pointed out,
d a y e v e n i n g at th e city hall. B e a ­ should h elp pay for the cost
of
v e r t o n ’s c it y cou n cil ad op ted a p lu m b in g
in s p e c tio n
serv ice by
p lu m b in g code, e ffectiv e at once, p erm it f e e s w h ich will also he an
and
se t a city license on all , in s u r a n c e a g a in s t poor w o r k m a n ­
p lu m b ers o f $25 per year, paid in ship. P oor s e w e r c o n n e c tio n s, he
ad v a n ce.
added, m a y c a u se th e c ity untold
A. J. Farrell, sta te p lum bing in ­ trouble an d e x p en se, w h ich u n d er­
sp ector o f th e Oregon sta te board lin es th e u r g e n c y In requiring pro­
of h ea lth , w a s present and e x ­ per in s p e c tio n
of
each
sew er
plained th e need of a p lu m b in g : hookup.
cod e a s needed protection to the
R a y C lea rw a ter and H arry An-
c it y a g a in s t fa u lty sew er h o o k u p s trobus, B e a v erto n p lum bers, w ere
as w ell a s a safegu ard foi h om e in a t t e n d a n c e at the m e e t in g and
ow ners
a g a in s t faulty p lu m b in g sp o k e in fav o r o f th e $25 licen se
w ork.
fee, p a ya b le in
a d v a n c e and a
T o ta l e n r o llm e n ts of lioth ele­
m e n t a r y and h ig h schools of the
c o u n t y for last y e a r w ere 9.634 and
for th e p r e se n t year, 10,455. O ver­
all in c r e a s e is 721 st u d e n ts of both
d iv ision s.
D is t r ic t s in th e east end of the
c o u n t y r e g is te r in g the 1 heaviest in-
c r e a s e include:
S u n set V alley
M cK a y
T ig a rd
G ron er
B e a v e r to n
B a in es
H a zeld a le
G ard en H o m e
R a le ig h
M etzg er
A lo h a -H u b e r
T h e gro u p d ecla re s that a lth o u g h
it w ou ld en ta il so m e e x p e n s e to
h a v e th e p recinct lists hi ou g h t up
to d ate, su ch a m o v e would sa v e
p recin ct c o m m it t e e w o i k e r s m u ch
e ff o r t and time.
W o r k in g over the lists, in order
to sen d in v ita tio n s to a tea h o n ­
o r in g th e w ife of Governor, D o u g ­
las M c K a y last spring, th e fe d e r a ­
tion fo u n d several peop le register
ed in m o r e than o n e p recinct and
s o m e in s ta n c e s of a m a n and w ife
w ith id en tical a d d r e s s b ein g i clo­
istered in sep arate precin cts.
Mrs. Mary Tripp, s e c r e t a r y
th e group, au th ored th e letter
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE OFFERS CLINICS
of
Miss F ra n ce« B. t ’lapp
B eth el C o n g r e g a tio n a l
C hurch
will be h o st to th e c h u r c h e s o f the
W e s t W illa m e tte
A s s o c ia tio n in
th eir a n n u a l m e e t in g S u n d a y , O c ­
tober 16, b e g in n in g at 3 p.m.
An o p e n in g s e r v ic e of d ev o tio n
will be led by the R ev. K e n n e th
Coates, pastor o f th e C o n g r e g a ­
tional C hurch in Hillsboro, a fter
w h ich b u sin ess rep orts and plans
will be made.
Dr. Paul A. D a v ie s of P ortlan d
will sp e a k as m i n is t e r of th e Ore
gon C o n feren ce and Dr. W esley
G. N ic h o ls o n as m o d e r a to r o f the
Oregon C o n feren ce
of C o n g r e g a ­
tional C h ristian ch u rch es.
L ad ies o f the c h u r c h u n d er th e
d irection of Mrs. D on ald L o n g will
prep are the e v e n in g su p p er. W h ile
th e g u e s t s are at th e ta b les rep­
r e se n ta tiv e st u d e n ts and m e m b e r s
of the P a c ific U n iv e r s i t y fa c u lty
will tell th e story o f th eir 100th
year.
At 8 o’clock th e a s s o c ia tio n w or­
sh ip will he held. T h e
B eth el
ch o ir u n der their director, W illis
Cady, will sin g
th e a n th e m
by
R a c h m a n in o f f . "Glory and H o n o r ” .
T h e pastor, R ev. Albert F. K ing,
will lead in the serv ice h efo re th e
e v e n in g sp ea k er, Miss F r a n c e s R.
Clapp, is introduced.
M iss C lap p has been in Ja p a n
as a m i s s i o n a i y for th e p ast„ th ree
years, t e a c h i n g in D oshlshn U n i­
versity. S h e first w e n t to Jap a n
in 1918 but w a s in H a w aii and
th is c o u n t r y d u rin g the war. She
retu rn ed to D o sh ish a with the first
g r o u p o f m i ssio n a r ie s in th e post­
w a r period to d isco ver the u n iv e r ­
sity had th e largest en rollm ent in
its h is to ry . Miss Clapp w as edu
ca ted at P a c if i c U n iv ersity, Ger­
m a n y an d Columbia U niversity.
BUT NO TREATMENT
A lth o u g h its a c t i v it i e s are wide-1 r -
spread.
th e
Y a m h ill-W a s h in g to n
county
H ealth
D istrict,
und er
d irectio n o f Dr. H o llis te r M Stolte,
d istrict h e a lth o ff ic e r is not c o n ­
c ern ed w ith tr e a t m e n t s for sp ecific
d is ea ses.
B a sic a c t i v i t y o f th e d istrict is
its c o m m u n ic a b le d is e a s e control.
T h is c o n c e r n s th e rep ortin g by
p h y s ic ia n s o f d is e a s e c a s e s in a
list o f 55. A card se n t in each w eek
is ta b u la ted in a rep ort to the
s t a te and m a d e a v a ila b le to th e
public in th e d istrict.
Child h e a lt h c o n f e r e n c e s are held
at F o r e st G rove, T igard . G arden
H o m e, and Cedar Mill as well as
in the H illsb o ro office. W o m en lay
w o r k e r s s c h e d u l e an d m a n a g e th e s e
c o n fe r e n c e s , w e i g h i n g and m e a s u r ­
ing th e c h ild ren w ith a public
h ea lth n u rse in a tte n d a n c e .
' H I M K I P T IO N
STATE INSPECTOR URGES ADOPTION AS NEEDED
OF ATTENDANCE OVER FIGURES OF LAST YEAR
OUR BROTHERS KEEPER—
P o r t e r ’s O ut L et C lo th in g C e n ­
ter will h a v e its G rand O p en in g
S a tu r d a y , O cto b er 15th at its lo­
ca tio n , 1025 8. W. C a n y o n R oad,
j u s t e a s t o f t h e c it y lim its.
Mrs. K a y e P o tte r , o w n e r and
m a n a g e r , h a s had 26 y e a r s ’ e x p er­
ie n c e in m e r c h a n d i s in g , w ith pre­
v io u s sto re lo c a t io n s in C alifornia
an d W a s h i n g to n .
T h e Outlet C lo th in g C en ter will
fe a t u r e c o m p l e t e lin e s in ladies
apparel, m e n ’s clo th in g , ch ild ren s
w ea r. G ift i t e m s w ill a ls o be fe a ­
tu red. Mrs. P o r te r h a s te n t a tiv e
p la n s fo r a c o m p l e te y a r d a g e and
s h o e d e p a r tm e n t.
T h e r e w ill be door prizes o p e n ­
in g d a y for th e first la dy and man
to register, an d a m e r c h a n d i s e or­
d er fo r s o m e lu c k y person to be
p ick ed from th e g u e st book.
Mrs. P o r te r e x p r e s s e s h o p e that
e v e r y o n e w ill c o m e in and get a c ­
q u a in te d S a tu rd a y , O cto b er 15.
New Managers
Take Charge at
Post Clubhouse
1 4 PAGES
TW O SECTIO NS
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M on th ly reco rd s a re kept in the
H illsb o ro o ff ic e . I n f a n t s are ex- j
a m in e d e a ch m o n t h up fo th e ag e
o f o n e y ear. A fte r then, th e y are
c h e c k e d e v e r y 3 m o n t h s up to 2
y e a r s o f a g e . B e y o n d that, the
y o u n g s t e r s a re e x a m in e d e v ery 6
m o n th s, e x c e p t in c a s e s o f u n e x ­
pected need.
Itn m u n lza rto n o is m a d e hy a tw o
m onth
treatm ent
of
w h o o p in g
cou g h , t e t a n u s and d ip th eria c o m ­
b in a tio n v a c c in e . S m a llp o x vaertn a- 1
tion Is a ls o in clu d ed in th e pro- i
gram , w h ic h sh ou ld be co m p leted
before th e en d o f t h e c h ild ’s first
» rtik, t
year.
G rea test v a lu e in thp child h ea lth ,
IN C H A R G E O F A L L r t ’B LIC H E A L T H activities, in th e
c o n fe r e n c e . Dr. S to lte p oints out.
Y a n ih ill-W a o h in g to n c o u n t i e s d is tr ic t Is Or. H ollister M. Stolte,
d is tr ic t h ea lth o f f ic e r w ith o f f i c e s at H illsb oro and M cM innville.
is th e h elp (t g i v e s a m o th er in
th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f th e rhild As
• P h o to by H arrell B e a v e r to n 4988 1
_______________________________________ ( P h o ’o by H a r re ll-B ea v erto n 4988)
n o t r e a t m e n t is offered the service
is k n o w n as a "well baby" clinic,
to in clu d e th o s e in a h e a lt h y con- j c a se s , s u s p e c t s and c o n t a c t s as i tract, fo r the rapid 10-day treat-
dition.
est a b lis h e d th r o u g h th e fin d in g» I m e n t w h ile gonnorhe.a c a s e s arc
T h e sc h e d u le of p te --c h o o l e x ­
o
f th e Mobile X -R h y unit. T h is treated in a o n e -d a y c u te , at the
a m i n a t io n s t a k e s p lace from J a n ­
h ea lth offices.
u a r y to J u n e or July. In a c c o r d ­ c h e s t e x a m i n a t io n Is a v a ila b le to
T h ere Is no s p e c ia l m a t e r n it y
e v e r y o n e In t h e coltnfy, th r o u g h
\ a n c e w ith s t a te law. th is make»
p ublic n o tific a t io n s and p u b licity p o g r a m in the c o u c t y , d e a lin g in
I p o ssib le th e h e a lt h ch e c k -u p o f all
In W a s h i n g to n c o u n ty , the o ff ic e pre-natal and p ost-n a tal serv ice.
y o u n g s t e r s h efo re th e y e n ter grad e
fi'.ds,
th ere is not th e h e a v y Inci­ T h is w a s w ith d r a w n at th e c o n ­
sch o o l life, w ith its h ig h e r rate o f '
c lu s io n of the recen t war, in favor
ex p o su r e to c o m m u n ic a b le d isea se d e n c e of v e n e r e a l d is e a s e Hyphtlis
o f p rivate p h ysician s
c
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In tu b e r c u lo sis control, the public
J a n u a r y 10. 1950. o r th o p e d ic c a s e s
h ea lth o f f i c e fo llo w s up ex is tin g land Isolation hosp ital, u n d er con-
will be a ccep ted for e x a m in a tio n
and ad v ice. A P ortlan d specialist
will be on hand. P riv a te p h y sicia n s
are in v ite d to refer ra ses to this
Crippled C h ild ren ’s Clinic.
L a b o ra to ry w ork t h i o u g h the
public h e a lth service is directed
t h i o u g h th e Oregon S ta te h y g ien ic
lab oratory , in P ortland I m m u n iz a ­
tion w ork in the public sch o o ls is
b e c o m i n g less Im portant a fu n c ­
tion of th e h ealth service, b ecau se
o f the w id e pre-school ex a m in a tio n
. sch ed u le. Booster sh o ts a t e given,
h o w ev er, e v e r y 5 years.
An im p o r ta n t health field Is that
o f e n v ir o n m e n ta l san itation , w h ich
d ea ls w ith such hazards as w ater,
s e w a g e , food h an d lin g, g a r b a g e
d is p o sa l and h ou sin g m igh t develop.
N e w fie ld s o p en in g up in clu d e
in d u strial hygien e, cancer, m en tal
h y g ie n e an d housing.
T h e s t a f f serv in g w ith I)r. S tolte
is c o m p r is e d of Dr. Carl F. Tar-
low ski, d ep u ty health officer; Miss
C orrine P en n in g to n . R. N., su p e r ­
v is in g public health nurse; Miss
E liza b eth P a n ck , c o u n ty public
h ea lth n u rse; Mrs R uth M u lk ey
and Mrs. N a o m i Holcomb, co u n ty
n u r se s an d sa n itarian , Tpd C h r is ­
tian sen .
Y a m h ill-W a s h in g to n co u n tie s do
trlct o rig in a ted in J u ly Of 1947 and
its b o u n d aries ta k es In both c o u n ­
ties. J u d g e H e t m a n D. K erk m a n .
of W a s h in g to n county, is c h a irm a n
and J u d g e H erve y H o sk in s, of
Y am h ill co u n ty , is vice ch airm an .
S e r v in g on the public h ealth hoard
a i e c o m m i s s i o n e rs o f e a c h c o u n ty
K D iT O K ’S N O T E
T h is pre se n t a tio n
Is t l n . a
se r ie s of fea tu re Hrtli les w h ich
ten d to show how the c o u n ty
g o e s ab o u t the relief o f three-
w h o h a v e fallen a th w a r t foul
r l r r u in stan c e.
S ocial resp on sib ility d e p ic ts
u s a s ou r brother's k e e p e r anil
t h e s e sto r ie s a re a im ed at te l l­
ing th e m a n n e r In w h ich th e
e o iin tv (s o m e tim e s in m e lio r a ­
tion w ith the st a te and federal
g o v e r n m e n t s ! rises to Its snelrtl
ob lig a tio n s.
$2500 bond In adlition to the usual
o c c u p a tio n taxes.
PAVING OF FIRST ST.
MUST AWAIT SPRING
C le a r w a te r pointed out that a d ­
option o f the o rd in a n ce provid ing
for the code would not in a n y
w a y in terfere w ith in d iv id u a ls do­
in g th eir o w n w ork, a s lo ng as
th e y c o m p l y
w ith th e p lu m b in g
code.
In s p ectio n fees, w h ich will be
collected by Milton K eyser, c it y
p lu m b in g in sp ector, a r e to be $1
for th e first fixtu re and 50 cen ts
for e a c h a d d itio n al fixture. P e n ­
a lty for v io la tio n o f th e ord in an ce
will he a m a x i m u m o f $100 and
six m o n t h s In jail for each v iola­
tion.
A fte r th e vigorou s c a m p a ig n
required to obtain neci-ssHrv
s i g n a t u r e o f property o w n e r s
attd ttie laying o f sew er a n d
w ater
lines, th e p avin g jo b
s c h e d u le d for First Street from
S to tt to M a tso n nmst trow H-
w ait th e earning of Sprittg Ire-
f e r e it will lie completed.
So w a s ordered at th e s|>ec-
lal cou n cil m«s‘tiiig of October
Tire c o n tr a c t o r s appcalis! to
th e co u n c il fur art ex ten s io n of
c o n t r a c t tim e amt prom ise to
fix th«- s t n s ‘1 su fficien tly to he
p a ss a b le th is w in ter, with c o m ­
pleted
p a v in g eit h e r in th e
la te sprittg or early slim m er (lf
n ex t year.
T h e c o u n cil agr«>ed to this
req u est, pending en d o r se m e n t
by th e h a n d in g eo n i|ian y of the
e x te n s io n .
O t h e r p a v in g w o es w ere told
hy F red Govt w h o reported his
inability to |o c a f4. „ raker, key
m an fo r th e promised black-
to p p in g o p era tio n on
cou n ty
an d s l a t e h ig h w a y s . It is u n ­
d ersto o d th at th e S alem Sand
and G ravel will be a sk ed to d«
th is job.
Beaverton Shows
Postal Receipts
Increase of 17%
In older h ouses, w h e r e fa u lty
p lu m b in g
d oes
not e sta b lis h a
health m en a ce, th ere w ill he no
req u irem en t to c o m p l y w ith th e
now o rd in a n ce, It w a s sta ted by
the council.
B. C. Linde, p roperty o w n e r w h o
put up the S h o w B o a t T a vern , on
B r o a d w a y near the d r a in a g e ditch
ap p eared before th e c o u n cil a s k ­
ing a d v ice on the p rev en tion o f th e
high w a ter hazard at h is h o ld in g s.
H e p oints o u t th a t th e e x p ected
o verflo w m igh t flood h is b u ild in g
and he
w ou ld like t o co o p e r a te
w ith the c ity or th e c o u n t y
or
1 w h a tev er body is r e sp o n s ib le to
j prevent d a m a g e s -lla h ility ,
He also declared th a t ' a large
g lo v e m a n u f a c tu r e r
o f P o rtla n d
has e x p r e ss e d a d esire to lea s e
o th er o f his property. T h is will
m ea n a payroll, L in d e said, o f be­
tw een 40 and 50 w o r k e r s but fin al
n e g o tia tio n s are h a n g in g on the
solution o f th e o v erflo w problem.
C o u n cilm en
T a g g a r t an d Mar­
tin w ere d e sig n a te d a c o m m itt e e
to look into th e m a t t e r an d re­
turn to th e cou n cil a t th e next
m e e tin g w ith a report a s to w h o se
resp on sib ility is in v o lv ed in
th e
ditch, city, c o u n ty or sta te.
W ith th e e n d in g o f th e S e p t e m ­
ber 30. q u arter;
th e B ea v erto n .
O regon
P o s t O f fic e
show ed
a
m a rk ed Increase In postal receip ts
o f 17'i o v er th e s a m e period last
year. T h is in c r e a s e w a s In th e
am o u n t o f $4,578.40; or $30,493.60
over $25,915 20.
T h e m a in
reason for Increase
d ecla re s D on ald L. J e n k in s , p o st­
m aster,
is th e vast n u m b er of
people m o v in g in to th e B e a v erto n
area. S e r v ic e h a s b een ex te n d e d
so that the n e w M arle n e V illage
will be in clu d ed In B e a v e r to n d e­
livery as well as th e n e w W e s t g a te
area.
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An im p o rta n t e v e n t to all p eo­
ple is th e f o r t h c o m in g
N a tio n a l
S p e a k in g in b eh a lf o f police ra­
dio eq u ip m en t w a s Mr. C u m m in s,
r e p r e se n ta tiv e o f Motorola.
He
quoted fig u r e s on a 10 w a t t s e n d ­
ing and r e ceiv in g s e t o f $400 in ­
stalled and a sm a ll ce n tr a l se n d in g
unit o f $690 in stalled. H e d e c la r e s
th e eq u ip m en t is o f th e latest F M
type.
A g ro u p o f C a m p fir e g irls will
he a llow ed to use th e old library
bu ild in g on ce a w eek , if th e lead er
i " - i Writ lag Week Oet II lo o f th e g ro u p will s ig n an a g r e e ­
22nd, 1949. D u r in g th is w eek p e o ­ m en t a b so lv in g th e c it y from a n y
liability in th e use o f it.
ple should try to get th at left |
off, to th eir frien d s; th at th e y Just
can't find tim e to d o w ith ou t re­
m inding.
P a rcels to s e r v i c e m e n should be
mailed d u r in g th e period Oct. 15
to Nov.
15, a p p ly i n g
t c "armed
forces s e r v i c e m e n ” o v e r sea s ; par­
cels for d e l i v w y
in J a p a n and
K orea and o th e r is la n d s in the
M a ik in g th e fou rth a n n iv e r s a r y
P a c ific sh ould be m a iled not later
than Nov. 1, 1949 fo r X .n a s d e li v ­ in b u sin ess and h o ld in g a gi and
ery.
o p e n in g in th e n e w ly m odern ized
All X m a s ca rd s to o v e r s e a s u n ­
store,
W eiby's
S h o e S to re has
its of A rm y and Air F o rce m u st
planned
a
big
public
cele b r atio n
hear full first c l a s s p o s t a g e and :
he sealed e n v e lo p e s .
P a r c e ls
to ; for F rid a y an d S a tu rd a y , October
N a v y and M arin e
C orp s
u n its 14 a n d 15.
should lie m ailed prior to O ctober , J a c k W eib y, m a n a g e r o f the
store, s a y s th a t he h a s 200 big,
15, 1949 for d e f i n it e delivery.
fresh g a r d e n ia s Just w a itin g for
th e first 200 ladies to c o m e in to
his store on F rid a y and e n o u g h
more for 400 ladles on S atu rd ay.
F ree b alloon s and n o v elties will
be g iv en to th e kiddies.
A gran d prize A d m ira l radio-
c o m b in a tio n
table
At its first m e e t in g of th e fall ph o n o grap h
seaso n , on S e p te m b e r 29, th e B e a ­ model is th e g rand prize to be
verton B u s in e s s m e n ' s a ss o c ia tio n g iv en a w a y at 5 p m ., S a tu rd a y , in
-farted slo w ly , w ith e le v e n m e m ­ addition, th ere will tie v a lu a b le
bers presen t at th e K i w a n l s hall. m erch a n d ise prizes g iv e n at 11
N o m in a t io n s w ere m a d e for o f f i ­ a m . , 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. on both
ce r s to be elec ted a t th e O ctob er days. P r e se n c e at d r a w in g s is not
m e e t in g d a te, to s e r v e a term o f n ecessary for w in n in g.
Weiby's Mark 4th
Anniversary By
Big Celebration
Starting Slowly
BMA Nominates
Officers Slate
six m o n t h s
C a n d id a te s for p resid en t are Al­
bert H ig h b e, F r a n H o lb o k e s n d
Al Rossi. F or vice p resid en t, n o m ­
inee« a re D on ald L. J e n k i n s and
Harold Miller
E lm er S tip e is e x p e c te d to report
on the revised s c h e d u l e for o ccu ­
pation ta x at th e n e x t m e e t in g
L eonard A damo, at th e S e p t e m ­
ber m e e t in g , led a d is c u s s io n on the
B e a v e r to n Z o n in g O r d in a n c e and
o p in io n s w e r e voiced In regard to
it* e n fo r c e m e n t.
W eiby's
new store, c o m p le te ly
rem odelled and w ith a full line
of
n e w fixtu res,
w a s recen tly
moved into fro m th e old lo cation ,
also on B roa d w ay . It Is co n sid ered
one o f the m ost up -to-d ate
and
modern
e s t a b lis h m e n ts
in
the
city.
Frien d s and c u s t o m e r s a re c o r ­
dially invited to v isit th e
sh o e
store on th e grand o p e n in g date«
As J ack point« out. ’’I t ’s our a n ­
niversary. T h e gifts arc on us!”