IM H B LK B IR TH D A Y
Donald Hood and his young
daughter Donna were honored on
the occasion of the birthdays of i
each of them at a party arranged (
LIONS CLUB JOINS WIVES IN
DINNER MEETING AND MOVIES
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The Lion’s Club are sponsoring a
Bunnell
KiwGnis C lu b of
Beaverton Joins
In N atl Kids Day
Busy Month For
Beaverton BPWC
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, November 4, 1949
ELSEWHERE IN OREGON
The Beaverton Business and Pro-1
EVENTS AS CHRONICLED BY OUR CONTEMPORARIES
fe ss io a l Woman’s club meeting.
WEST S L O P E. R A L E I G
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IN SURROUNDING NORTHWEST COMMUNITIES
Beaverton today Joined the pa- (Thursday, October 27, was the
group of young folks for four year j H IL L S — Members of the
West ing wlth Mrs v M McDonald to rade of cities across the r -i>n successful conclusion of a very \ .MEDICS M X H O SPITAL
R t W ] BY A N Y NAME
Forest Grove was told, with the
old Donna and older ones for her g|0p j Lion’s Club held a joint meet- organise the new members.
that will observe National Kids' busy month for the club It was
Whatever you call it. a rose is
the annual meeting dedicated to letters figuratively capitalized, that still a rose. And the same thing, it
^ J,?yed the tethering.
ing with their wive, at the Wah
A further announcement will he Day, Saturday, November 19,
it would NO T have a community
is pointed out in Bend, shows up
Nom restaurant on Monday even- made regarding the group, in about
Sponsored locally b\ the Kiwanis honoring "bosses" and was well
hospital to better serve the west in other devices.
In decorations and refreshments.
ing. Sixty-two persons were present two weeks,
Club of Beaverton, the observance attended with eighty-seven mem- j
ern
end
o
f
Washington
county.
UU AND ARO U ND AG AIN
The P IL O T points out that city
is designed primarily t • focus pub her,, bosses, and guests present. !
for dinner and the movies follow- H O L ID A Y FLO W KR S SHOW
The NEW S TIM ES devoted most
Mrs. Fred Mathis is able to be
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Raleigh Garden Club is sponsor- lic attention on underprivileged The dinner and meeting were held of its front page prominence to commissioners each month more
up and around, since her recent
Arrangements for a ladies aux- ing a holiday flower show at Ra boys and girls, and to help provide in the high school cafeteria with the story that the Washingtoi or less superficially audit the city
foot operation at Portland San
nd recrea- ' tiadilioaal Halioween decorations county medical society lowered bills and study monthly icpuits of
| Uiary of the club are still pending leigh school on the afternoon of educational, medical
itarium.
Following
her
return
city receipts.
adding color and zest.
t', i a approval
of i v enough
8 u from
4 * t to
8, v Christmas
tional fucili'ies for t
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the boom on a Forest Grove com
One of the items which if. not
T h e t h e m e of t h e October meet
ome.
rs. * .1 Ls >pcn sl e < bers to make the project feasible, decorations for table, mantel or a*e y°uth of the community. More
mittee which had been heating the
1 door arc being shown by the mem- *ban 3.000 Kiwanis clubs in the ing was Putdic Affairs. An add ress 1 drums for hospital facilities The scrutinized too closely, it seems,
bers.
United States and >’anada are on this topie was given by Mi>s 21 man medical oiganization de is the “ recreation donations" which
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Neighboring clubs have also been scheduled to set the p .^iam in Hilda Fries, President of the Port clared that the best interests of netted city coffers some $600 for
the months of August and Septem
land Business and Professional
^ invited to submit arrangements in motion on Nov. 19
the county would be served, in its ber.
Woman’s
Club,
who
touched
upon
i| chrysanthemums.
Plans of local observance are
opinion by greater development of
"Recreation donations" describes
B R E M ER TO N
fast nearing completion. Chet Hud- public affairs principally from the 1 the privately owned Jones hospital,
the municipal take from slot ma
standpoint
of
civic
interests
which
Irs. Archie Mattoon die,ton. president of the club stated.
supplemented by Poitland hospi chine licenses.
we have in common.
Bremerton Friday morn- ! "They are being formulated to
tals.
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Besides the speaker, there was i
with the family of Mr. carry out as far as possible the
The hospital committee, which C O N TR O V E R SIA L TE X T
a
varied
program
featuring
sing
sister, who was gravely rPaI purpose of National Kids’ Day
took the lead in planning for the
hospital. She was in f a i r ; which Is to call attention to all ing, and readings. Sharon and proposed hospital, sees the biggest
While Houston. Texas, stirred
Sheryl
Aaris,
ten-year-old
twins,
last reports.
children whose lives aie subnormal
stumbling block in the cooperation quite a hullaballoo over the cast
HKISTM XS
because of handicaps; both physical delighted the audience with tap- of county doctors is the substantial ing out of a civics textbook author
I dancing. Robert Saunders, a Bea-
following enjoyed hy osteopaths in ed by a rehired history instructor
sisters' Nadine and and flnanclal”
1 verton high school senior, sang
Forest Grove. The committee was j at Oregon state college, Oregon
The
Kiwanis
Club
is
cooperating
at present on a sing-
i ’’Because." He was accompanied
the east and are this with the National Kids' nay Foun i t>y Marjorie Robinson, also a high told that ethics of the medical | City finds the schoolbook valuable
Corning. New York. The dation. a non-profit corporation school senior. Chuck Olson, a high profession would not permit M.D.'s as a supplementary text.
The B AN N E R COURIER relates,
will be home for Christ- which has been organized to stim school boy from Forest Grove, and Osteopathy Doctors working
their parents, Mr. and ulate a general awaieness of youth gave several At Jolson imitations together without "impairing the however, that West Linn has a
professional position” of the for text by another author.
Bunnell, of West Slope, problems Huddleston said.
in costume and make-up. The con
Texans objected to the Inference
Unlike many special days on the clusion of the program was a mer.
in Portland for two
With collapse of medical profes that the country’s capitalistic phi
going back to New calendar. National Kids’ Day is series of very clever Scandinavian
resume their tour.
not a commercial device, it was readings hy a member of the Port sion's support, high riding plans losophy is “ somewhat modified by
for a comprehensive hospital set- certain cooperative trends, among
pointed out, and the only ones who land club, Mis. Ann Avery.
PLA STIC SURGERY
vice to residents in the western them the postal system, public
will
profit
from
it
are
underpriv
Robert Golliheur, who has been
The success of this meeting was end o f the county by a tax-sup power projects, progressive income
f undergoing several operations for ileged children. F u n d s raised the result of the work of the ported hospital fell flatly to earth. taxes, old age pensions and free
plastic surgery during the past few I tro u g h activities in connection Public Affairs committee, whose
The committee will not meet public education. Some of these
! months, is able to resume his ! with National Kids’ Day in Bea- members were Emma Boyd, chair
again because, as it was stated, it trends are so old and so well-estab-
school work at Beaverton High j verton will be spent to benefit man,
Elizabeth
Myers,
Gladys
[school. He must still stay under underprivileged children in this Tucker, Edna Weed, Ernestine is useless to further pursue the I lished that we seldom think of
I them as socialistic."
idea.
treatment for another year, how- community.
Beeler, Neola Horning, and Evelyn
ever.
j Mr. Huddleston said that Kiwanis Holland.
Bob is the son of Mr. and Mrs. . International has long been noted
On Sunday, October 30, five mem
1 R. W. Golliheur.
j for its work among underprivileged bers of the Beaverton Business
W E E K -E N D V IS ITO R
youth and that Its youth program and Professional Woman's Club
Mr. and Mrs. Bud O’Hara, of 1» one of the principal activities of drove to Seaside to attend the
j Los Angeles, were weekend visitors the International organization,
Nortti Willamette District Confer
at the Don Hood home. Mr. O’Hara
"Kiwanis believes that the time ence. This was an all-day confer
¡is Mrs. Hood’s cousin.
¡is now to do something for all our ence at the Seaside Hotel whe e a
M.L W IT H FLU
underprivileged children and to luncheon was served and meetings
Mrs. Harriet Francis, mother of focu" a,,<,ntlon on the Problems of were hold. At the luncheon Mrs.
Mrs. Carl Gestring, has been quite j a** youth. W e want to do all we Cecelia Galey spoke on psychology.
During
the
sessions Thelma
ill with flu, but is recovering well, j can *° make both youth and adults
, aware of our responsibilities to Johnston of McMinnville spoke on
A L L E R G Y A F F L IC T IO N
children everywhere and especially "Education and Vocations" with
1032 N. E. Canyon Road
Bill Mather has returned to work
to those children who are less for- 1 the idea of stressing vocational
following an illness at home with
j tunate than the average.
guidance for the high school stu
an affliction of his feet, caused by
"Through the National Kids’ Day dents. The principal speaker of
HASKELL SHOPPING CENTER
an allergy of uncertain origin.
| Foundation the Kiwanis Club of the session was Mrs. Irene Taylor,
SECOND D A U G H TER
| Beaverton is able to join with who reviewed the Hoover Commis
Beaverton, Oregon
!
Mis. Russell Jones has returned literally millions of Americans in sion Report.
| home from Jones hospital with sponsoring the observance of a
There was a good representation
hflr nour hoKtr eJQnirhtor TVila la ♦ V
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her new baby daughter. This is the
day set . . aside
especially
for youth. from the ten clubs that make up
1 Phone 4665
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second daughter in the family.
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the North Willamette district and
TW O N E W TRUSTEES
interesting reports were received j
Gabei school has named two new
^ R I l H f l P i f i r ' from the clubs who sent delegates, j
rm,mbers t0 jts jjoaid of trustees. I
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The members of the Beaverton I
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p rivate services for Gertrude E club who attended were Cora |
Dr. Ernest Jaqua
Rudgea. of 6900 S W. Kinsman Clearwater, Emma Boyd, Aletha
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FROM TULSA, O KLA.
Ave., Portland, were held at the Graf, Bertha Anderson, and the
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Hildah
Dr. V. M. McDonald and family p egg Chapel. Beaverton on Wed- Beaverton
have moved to their new home
in | nesday, Nov. 2nd at 10:30 a. m Highhe.
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Vista Hills, coming from Tulsa, ! Commitment was at the River view
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Abbey Crematorium.
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She had been In ill health for
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Also new residents of Vista Hills some time and had made her home
are Mr. and Mrs. Alex Davis, who with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. |
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formerly made their home on Can-jE. G. Kinsman after her ill health
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forced her to retire from her work
yon Lane in West Slope.
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as
a book keeper in Portland.
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Miss Sharon Mattoon. daughter
INVITE YOU TO ATTEND THEIR
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mattoon. j in Iron Mountain, Michigan and
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was guest of honor at a birthday I ^ad '*ved in the state of Oregon
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party given by her mother at their ^or
Past 30 years,
in
home, on Friday afternoon. Four
V F W MOVIES PL A N N E D
teen were present.
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ESTIMATES
Halloween decorations were used
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
ili
for the party, and formed the V F W Beaverton Post No. 4617 held
GIVEN
theme of games and refreshments. their regular business meeting at
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Miss Sharon was ten years old.
the TOOF Hall Wednesday evening
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IN THEIR NEW AND PERMANENT HOME
After the business session re-
Mrs. Ima Quine, mother of Mrs.
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Glenn Getchell, who has been stay- freshments were served to the
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REASONABLE
FREE TUBE
jjj recovering from a severe illness Auxiliary. Hallowe’en was the spir-
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Across the Street From The Beaverton Bakery and Theatre
= in St. Vincents hospital, has re- it for the evening in the table
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Ample Parking Space In The Rear
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|ij and is much improved in health.
The food sale held at Walker’s
NEW MANAGEMENT
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Dept. Store Saturday Oct. 29, 1949 |
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Miss Georgine Anderson, daugh- wa* a complete success.
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FEATURES
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Movies of great intereset will he
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SL1 is recovering well from a broken shown for the social meeting Wed-
Prompt and Dependable Service
IH arm, received in a fall from a »esday Nov. 9. 1949 All members
A Complete Ladies Ready-To-Wear
jjj swing at Gabel school
and Wends are Invited to attend.
Across From Telephone Office
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j little girl was able to attend school.
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Phone Beaverton 4463