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Sportsmen Club Seeks Ending of Duck Confusion B> F re d u i r t i Anglers and H u nters v b g k qjvb g k M ultnomah Anglers and H unters club has passed a resolution to ward remedy of a bad situation fo r the hapless duck hu nter who. heretofo re, doesn't know whether he's shooting in th e sta te of Ore gon or W a s h in g to n nor how soon he will feel th e heavy a rm of J o h n L a w on his shoulder for a pinch. R e c e n tly two well-known Ote- gon sportsm en were arre ste d by th e W a s h in g to n a u th o rities for illegal shooting in the same a rea w h ere one y ear b efore seven W a s h in g to n sportsm en were a r rested by Oregon authorities. As a result of all this confusion and the a r r e s ts of m any sin cere sportsm en , the following lesolution h a s been adopted : " Resolved th a t the Multnomah Anglers and H unters club ta k e ne cessa ry steps to call a ttention o f the G a m e Commission a co n dition th a t ha s caused the a rrest o f m any Innocent law-abiding sp ortsm en and considerable mis understanding and unpleasant as so ciatio n s between these sports men and the G*m<*-Law e n f o r c e m e n t O ffic e rs of Oregon and W a shing ton. I t is h e re b y recom m ended th at th e islands o f the a re a in which th e Colu m bia R iv e r serves a s a natu ral boundary betw een the afo re-m e n tion e d s ta te s he de clared a legal a re a fo r the O re gon and W ashing ton migratory w aterfow l h u n te r or th a t they be d efinitely |>osted a s to their resp ectiv e ju risd iction. Also, t h a t a tem po rary a g re e m e n t be a rra n g ed betw een the two s ta te s until the proper legal a ctio n ca n be s ecu red .” U* of 0 , Library Eugene, Oregon VOLUME 22, Number 45 Bible Church Cornerstone Rites Sunday CONGREGATION USES NEW BASEMENT FOR SCHOOL AND WORSHIP Sunday, D ece m b e r 4, a t 3 p. m., the Hazeldale Bible C h urch will cond u ct cornerstone-lay ing cere monies for its new building, with R eve ren d Sim o n E. Forsb erg , pas tor of the C edar Mill Community Church, featured as guest speaker. Special music and a dedicatory pro g ra m will be presented. In to th e c o rn ersto n e will go a copy o f the ch u rch mem bership list, a s ta te m e n t of faith, a New T e s ta m e n t and a copy of this week's edition of the B eav erton E N T E R P R I S E which, in another section, contains pictures and a writeup on the history of the I c h u rch and congregation. Morning services for the Sunday School, at 9:45, and ch u rch wor- ' ship, a t 1 1 a. m., will be held for the f ir s t time In the newly com- ! pleted basem ent of th e church, j F o r nearly fifteen years, the Bible Church has been m eeting in the school house, aw aiting fu rth e r de- ! velopment of church building plans. BEAVERTON, Washington County, OREGON Co. Fair Boosters Vote On By-Laws Dec. 5th Meeting BECKONS BECKONS YOUNGSTERS YOUNGSTERS T h e iapacii>»k* lap ,,f S a n ta C laus, p atron saint of tin- Yule- tide seaiMin. b eckon* to all All persons interested in promo youngster» o f tfce area, with a n nou ncem ent Utai the tamed St. tion of th e W a s h in g to n County Nick will he on hand at P orter's F a i r are being urged to attend the cloth in g c e n te r, on F riday s and first m eeting Monday night. De S a tu rd a y * from December 4 t<> c e m b c r 5, o f the newly formed 17. W a s h in g to n County F a i r Boosters W ith eooperalio n of Harrell'* association, it was announced this Itc a v ritm i Studio, one free pic week by Mancel Melott, president tu re will he presented to each Chief business o f the evening | y ou ngster who appear* to get will be th e consideration and adop the low-down from S a n ta Ulan*. tion of a constitu tion re cently Relieved to he- th e first tim e d rafted by the c o m m ittee appo int any m e rc h a n t has arran g ed for ed a t the last m eeting which in a S a n t a Claim visit this fe at cludes Sand y McDonald, F F A in ure will m a k e unnecessary the sfcructor a t F o r e s t Grove high hazardous trip to Portland for a school; L y m an R o s s of Aloha, and picture of the "big shots" of the J o e Cox, ass is ta n t county agent. household liendilit '.he e a r of the man who h a * the key to the T h e constitution, as proposed, opens the m em b ership in the a s C h ris tin as gift situation. sociatio n to individuals and a c credited re p re s en tativ es of any org anization in the county in te r ested in promotion of the fair and ag riculture. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1949 Job's Daughters Seat Officers On December 5th SU B SC R IP T IO N BOOST FOR CHRISTMAS IN 25 WORDS OR LESS At last, to Beaverton, has come th e m u ch used te rm of “in 25 words or le**.” B ca\ ertoii F u r n itu re for the Modern Home is conducting the co n test, o ffering a pre C h ristm as boost of $260 in g ift* fo r com pletion of the s e n te n c e ; “S m art h o m em a k ers »hop B eav erton F u r n it u r e for the Modern Home liecause— iu 25 words or ltks». .Merchandise pr'zes of $100, $50, $30 and $20 a r c offered for the best answ ers, which mii»t lie re ceived b efo re 9 p. m„ D ecem ber 19. Concert Dec. 7th Features Group Of National Note S I N G L E C O I*Y F I V E ( K N T S IN A D V A N C E $2.00 P E R Y E A R Kiwanis Fete Grid Team at Dinner Date COACH PRAISES BOYS FOR WILLINGNESS TO PLAY ANY POSITION T h e m em b ers of the B eaverton K iw a n is club w ere host* to the high school football squad last W ednesday evening at the K iw an is hall. At the beginning of the meet ing ea ch gueat introduced himself, giving his position on the team. E a c h K lw an ia n introduced him s e lf and his business. Several m em bers who wished to add a touch of wit to th e ir re m ark s were obliged to pay a fine to the pot which was passed amid an a ir of gaiety. Mike Metzler fell into this c a te g o ry m uch to the delight of his boys. On Wednesday, D ecem ber 7, the ole m an H: oth ers - H arrison co n cert, an all negro group of national 1 musical fame, will he held In the high school auditorium a t 8 p. nt. Mary J a n e I'aggart Under the te rm s of the co n s titu i sponsored by T h e B usiness and tion, there will not be m em ber Gene F re es e , physical education Public installation of o ffice rs P rofe ssio n al W o m e n s club. Pro- d irecto r gave a talk lauding the ship dues, and in voting, only one will be held by B ethel 20. Order oeeds will ao “ ,re c,o r' 8 lalK ’ la u ain K ine B y Mrs. W. A. Bunnell I _ . . . r e i n s m il go townid a com m unity tine cooperative spirit of the mem- vote from each organization rep W E S T S L O P E Twenty-one new i o f Jo b s D aughters, in the Mason pro ject, the nature of which will resented, will be accepted. bers of the football squad, point- D 5, i j be decided by at -— Its - Dc- m em b ers were leceived at the i j *c . o *eni|*le . . Monday, , „ ecem b er ... - the club --- - ing out the Whole hearted willing P etitio n s calling on the county m orning service of the Valley a t 8 p. m * * * > -Jane T a g g a r t will centber meeting. ness of 8Pveral o f thp boys t() play co u rt to place a proposal to levy , C om m unity United P resbyterian tal** the office o f Honored y u e e n ; Miss , !azel n arrlson concert a t d iffe ren t positions due to sev- a one mill ta x fo r five y e ars f o r _ . . ' C h in ch last Sunday, six receiving “ or W1‘ * include.senloi pianist and now associate director eral e m erg encies which arose out construction of new buildings, and ad ult bap tism al rites. Th e new P 1 incess, Dolores Carlaon; ju nior ,,f muse at Howard university in of inju ries. As is always the woe development of the new fa ir group b ring s the total of new mem- P'*ncess. B a r h a m H e m r ic k ; guide. A l a b a m a , has been quoted by o f every coach, many of the boys grounds, are com ing in and to date bers received by the church sin ce R o b e r ta P o in te r; m arshall, Sylvia c r ltlcs as having “s upeiio r musical will be graduating. approxim ately 500 nam es have been O cto b er f ir s t to 36, the e ntile W ilson, chaplain . N ancy Tobins, j intellig ence" and "u ndoubtedly ex F r e e s e also touched upon the recorded and filed. ch u rch roll numbering around 203 record er, M aureen K a i n ; treasurer, eeptional ta le n t." Sh e received early values of th e pictorial lecord the E n ou g h petitions a te in c i r c u l a Com m union services were also held 1 al' ° ’ ®5rr<* ; m usician. P at Mad m usical train in g in Chicago. New te a m has in the form o f motion tion to b ring in a to tal of 6000 Sunday. den; librarian, J o a n S p rin g e r; 1st y o t k , and Boston and then went pictures tak e n during gam es. T h e signers. I f the petitions are com Thieves, N ovem ber 18, b rok e in W e d n esd ay evening of this week messenger, P hyllis P a l m ’ ose; 2 nd t(J E urope f,„ fu rth e r study. Upon instruction al value of these is im- pleted by spring, the m easu re will , begins a serie s of four midweek m * * 8 en 8 p| - B a r b a r a B ro w n ; 3rd retu rnin g to the United S t a t e s she ! m ea su ra b le to the hom e of S tu a r t Biles, 1651 S. W . 61st street, in the Sylvan , come t? . a , ^ ° te on th e spring P" ' m eetings to be held at the Valley messenger. J o a n K r a m e r ; 4th mes- 8tudlcd under PpIcy « r a n g e r ami j j erry Garvin, one of the team. C om m u nity c h u f 'h . for instruction **“nge r - Ju n e Meyers; 5th messen has appeared as guest a rtis t on gave an impromptu speech full of a re a , and m ade o f f with a 9*12 B oy S co u t M7 a{ i u No. m ary election. , of interested m em beis in visitation Beverly Sappington tu g valued a t $ 100 , while the f«m - vpmber 23 m eeti in c E Maaon m any programs. At the present | hum orous stories and sayings ily was t a k in g part m the Sylvan evan gelism . T h e i : ch u rch i Sen lo i cu ito d i& n F k jrtlii G reet tlme, Miss H arrison Is on a c o n which had everyone laughing hi unanim ously to make school “round-up”. T h e rug was pre ssing fo r mote visitation on the J " n 'or custodian, J a n e t t e Nelson; cert tour in Canada. lariously. A movie of the Beaver- E r r o l Hassell, school superintend a tw o-tone s eafo a m g reen with part of th e members, and will lnnt’r guard, J o a n H all; outei Along with the pianist will be ton-W est L inn gam e was shown. ent o f D is tr ic t 48, an honorary I cat ry on the ca mpaign for at least kuard, B ern le ( a m e ro n ; lady of the Coleman B r o th e r s Millionair : , j T h is was a g am e played during a pine cone p a ttern and valued as m e m b er of the troop, in return for .s ix m o nths mo. e The m eetings will " K ^ 8’ Nan R h od e s; historian. Dor first colored sin ging group to be ra in s to rm in ankle-deep mud. a wedding present. his m uch appreciated cooperation othy K e y ; reporter, Helen Island televised. T h e y have appeared on T h e ca rp e t was lifted off the begin a t 7:45. T h e visitation o f th e squad to Not only has Mr. Hassell per- | At 3 o ’clock on next Sunday Hn<* ehoit leader. R at I t a n e r floor w ith utm ost care, n othing the N B C and C B S radio networks K iw an is is an annu al u f fa ir looked m itted the boys to use the school T h e P ilg rim L u th e r a n Ladies a fterno on, a t the Valley C ommunity T h e public is invited to attend and drew national acclaim for fo r w a ’ d to by both clvb m em bers else in th e room having been dis building for a m eeting place, re- Aid w jh meet at Mrs. Carlos turbed. chu rch, a violin recital will be (P h o to by Hart c II-B cbvci ton 4988) their sacred music at the funerul and boys alike Another ro bb ery recently report ports B ill Henderson, scout m aster, Gt-andy's home, F a irm o u n t Di ive, given by K a r e n Hoycr. Th e public services of the late piesident ed, N ovem ber 14, concerned E th e l but he has also on occasion loaned D ece m b e r 15, 10:00 a. m.. with Mrs is invited to * F r a n k lin Delano Roosevelt. T ra n - J . f the school's motion picture pro 1 F r a n k Garvin afld Mrs. E rw in Alice T u rn e r, 27, who was stopped scrlptIons 1> 1 i h e l r sin ging c a n be D ecem ber 11 is the date set fot and robbed of $21 and a b a g of je cto r. Although he wasn t present « e r k e n assisting hostesses. heard at the beginning n’nd closing the candlelight service to be pre v, « , .. _ a t the m eeting, Mr. Hasse 1 wil be M esdames Jo se p h F a r a h , Jo h n . *’ , , g roceries as she approached the . of the Bill S t e a m sports b road invested to troop m em bership in R o h r b a ch , and R oland W olm u th sented by the m e m b ers and chorus driveway of h e r home. 1517 S. W. cast. of X I Alpha Phi, directed by Mabel a fu ture meeting. were appointed by the president. 61st avenue. T i c k e t s fo r the program may be Tw o boys received applicatio ns Mrs. H e n ry Durdel, to serve on D ea Shuss. T h e service is a por Miss T u r n e r reports th a t three pm chased at the door of the aud i tray al of the N a tiv ity and is an to join the troop. Under new eligi the nom inating com m ittee , for the W E S T S L O P E Charles Cody of teen -ag ers riding in an auto ju m p torium or from m e m b ers of the annual cu stom of the group, who bility rules, an y lad of 1 1 y ears or annual meeting. W IT H THE EIG H T H U. S. sunset road, drove to L os Angeles ed out and demanded her purse BPW . „ . . ... c h o o s e a chu rch ea ch y ear for the m ore m ay p articip a te in the scout A R M Y IN T O K Y O , J A P A N L ea v Mrs. E rv in Jo h n s o n of L iv erm o re . . , . last week to be with his parents and shopping hag. T h e purse was , . plav. Th e chorus consists of around ing program. ing soon for Mt. F u ji, on m aneu avenue was welcomed as a new . * , Mr and M is. J a c k Cody, o f sw im recovered in the W est Slope dis forty-fiv e voices. S c o u ts who were present at the member. vers, P r iv a te R ussell P lace, 20 son ming cham pion fame, over T h a n k s t r i c t on Nov. 22. N ov em ber 23 m ee tin g included old of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Place, R o u te giving. before assuming his new Th e ladies now m eet at 10 00 a. timers, Boh M cB rid e. D uane Chris- m to spw quilt and tie quilts, with F O L L O W S ANNUAL CUSTOM No. 3, B ox No. 438, B eav erton , position at R ichmond, where he Mr. and Mis. Claude B rock m an tic, Alex K e r r , Bill Henderson J r ., j |Unch being served a t noon. T h e O regon, has been preparing his was tran sferred by the California G ary Moberly, F r a n k W a r r e n s Jr.. business m e e tin g s ta r ts a t 1 p. m followed th eir annual custom foi Chemical company. His wife re equ ipm ent, and p a rticip a tin g In iT h an k sg iv in g and took dinner at and D ennis lio w a r th . New boys ‘ with the topic following th e busi- a d v a n ce m ilita ry training . mained here to dispose o f their th e home of old fa m ily friend« in are R ic h a r d F e e n e y and Eddie ness home before moving to the sou th Assigned as a n t l e m a n in his F o r the first time, the B e a v e r Portland. E r ic k s o n . Rev. G e rk e n led the topic, "R e v - ern city and spent the holiday with ton Ju nio r c h a m b e r of com m erce unit, C om pany " E ”, 8 th Cavalry Miss Wanda Brockm an, who T roop m em b ers include W illiam erPncP ¡ n ( be house of God and it's relatives at Vancouver. will stage a L adies' Night, De- R e g im e n t, P r iv a te P la c e ha s been visited hei parents here for three T om Moberly. p ractical application.” a t the No- Mrs. P e t e r Nicolai of Sponcet Byrd , c h a i r m a n ; Mr. ind Mrs. J a c k Cody Sr., are , c e m b c r 6 , at Old Heidelberg iest- pe rfo rm in g o ccu pational duty in days recently, had re turned to hei Ave. is expected home soon from s e c r e t a r y -tr e a s u r e r ; Normnn En- vem ber m eeting, which was held th e T o k v o and Y o k o h a m a a r e a of work in Seattle, so was not present. living near Los Angeles, where Mt. a u t a n t, s tartin g at 7 p. m„ an- Madison, Wis., where she attended ger, a s s is ta n t scout m a s te r; F ra n k in the home of Mrs. Arnold E n g e r , J a p a n . P r iv a te P la c e arrived in Cody is engaged in his fav orite j nounces R u ss G rant, of the ar- B u t she is expected to jo in th th e wedding o f her son. Dr. W il W a rre n s , " a d v a n c e m e n t m a n ” and with Mrs. Jo s e p h F a r a h and Mrs tho vocation of te aching y o u n g s te is to ra n g e m e n ts com m ittee. D in ner wil! th ,‘ F a r E a s t d uring April 1949. fa m ily for C h ristm as, as is liam H Heywood. to Miss L a u r a P a u l Knepp, ou td oorsman. Clarence Durdel a s s is tin g h o s t Mt F u JL loca,ed app roxim a te ly older daughter, Mrs. M artin, thr swim. A small girl pupil has won t„. followed by dancing and an P. B ervl Morris, field scout ex- esses. Taylor. ^ miles west of Tokyo, is very fo rm er B etty B r o c k m a n , now liv two gold medals under his dlrec- overflow crowd is expected. T h e m a rr ia g e rites w ere held ecutlve, exhibited a 30 m inute film tion. H er en th u siastic parents were J S e co n d a ry highlight of the eve pleasant d uring this tim e of year. ing in California. la st S a tu rd a y at St. R a s a e ls Cathe- te chnicolor, entitled "The T rail G U E S T S AT D I N N E R so pleased they presented the ning will he p resen tation of a dral in Madison. Dr. Heywood met o f the Scout." T h a n k s g iv in g d inn er guests of W E L C O M E S NEW A R R I V A I . Cody« with a new four door Fleet- R ose F e stiv a l plaque by a repre his young bride while serving as Mrs. J . W. S tr a t to n spent T h an k « wood sedan. Mrs. Anna F a b riq u e , 257 S. W. j .tentative of the festival com m ittee. resid ent physician at W isconson eighth. B e a v e r to n included: Mr. giving day in Se a ttle , where «he O ther visitors with the C o d y s i f o r B e a v e r to n 's successful float G e neral Hospital. A grad uate nurse, and Mrs. G arlan d Huddleston Vei n went on the preceding Sunday to f ro m , b j 8 * p{.tion were Mr. and which walked o f f with first place she was on the s t a f f of the same Huddleston and d a u g h ters Carol w e lc o m e the new d au g h ter recently M r ( J o e Dpa Df 3 vV. Can j honors in citie s outside of Pot t- hospital. and Jo y c e , of W illa m ln a ; Mr. and horn to her son-in-law and daugh yQn wbo arp spending three land T h e bridegroom is a g ra d u ate of Mrs. K e n n e th Y ou ng and baby ter. Mrs S tin tto n planned to re wppka j n California while Mr. Dea All m em b ers a re urged to at- the U n iv ersity of P o rtla n d and daughter, and C lifton Huddleston, turn on Sunday o f la st week Roest Is on vacation W ith the j tend. Mr. and Mrs. Mltz Alexand er, th e U n iv ersity o f Oregon Medical L E W I S A N D C L A R K C O L L E G E of S a le m ; Mr. and Mr«. E. M B a b e who have been on an extended Codys and Thelm a Payne, fo rm erly I School. He is now stationed at —J o h n H e w itt and W illiam Spr- and d au g hter Ju d y , of P o rtla n d ; ON H O LID A Y O CC A SIO N to u r of the United Statea, M exico and ° f P ortland and a fo rm e r Cody | Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Allen Augusta. G eorgia, as a niem her of inger a re a m o n g the 73 pledges of Mrs. H allie Cobh of Metzger, and and Cuba, will retu rn to B ea v erto n Mrs. Allen's mother. Mrs. J . H M< 1 swimmer, they drove to Mexico for the A m erican Medical Corps the seven local cam pu s fra te r n itie s Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Huddleston and ! on D ecem ber 15, a ccord in g to news Elroy spent the holiday at home, a visit, spending some tim e with a t the college it was announced j d aughters P a tr i c ia and V i r g i i i a . received by J a y Gibson of the Sid G. Knowles. Th e date of the re- as did the Carl G estring s, and Mrs. this week from th e Dean of Men's --------- F i r s t S e cu rity bank. Gestrlrur’s m other Mrs. Harriet Iturn of the senior Codys is in Mltz and 1 « M erne enjo yed office a t the close of the fall "ru.«h" F R A T E R N I T Y P L E D G E definite and they may possibly F ran cis. Th a n k sg ivin g d inner in the E it r l m ak e their perm anent home In period. 1 ,I N F I E L D C O L L E G E M cM Inn Mi and Mrs. Lyle Cobb retu rned Old Heidelberg, where they had California. Hewitt, the son of Mr and Mrs. vllle. Oregon R an d all H arrison of G U E S T * F R O M S E A T T L E F r id a y from a trip throughout the j previously sampled Its hospitality Adrian Hewitt, 8221 S. W. Leahy R Paverton. was this week pledged At the Otis Anderson home were, Middle W e st and reported success in the com pany with her m other, load. P ortlan d . Is a pledge of Delta to thp G re e k fra te r n ity . Iota as guests. Mis. A n derson’s cousins H O L ID A Y IN C A L I F . ful horse buying. Mrs. Mary Dean, o f D ean 's Drug. T h e annu al club party of the T a u R h o ftn te r n lt y and Springer o m e g a Mu. a t the Lin field college Mi and Mrs E . L. Koliendron. of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Kartell of : T h e four m arca purchased in T h e tw o trav elers plan to leave son of Mr and Mrs. George \\ cam pu s McM innville, Oregon, fol- Seattle. S p irit Mountain Saddle Club was The visitors were fo rm e r rcsl Highland Ave.. ap«*nt the T h a n k s elude three palom inos and a ehest- St Louis on D ecem b ei 9 and a r the occasion for a ca ra v a n of B e a Springer, 13• 9 S. U Main, Beaver- lowing R u s h W e ek activities, a c Calif nu t which will all arriv e soon in rive home by way of Los Angeles. d en ts of W e s t Slope and made , giving holidays In D otrls verton Saddle Club m em b ers last ton. is a pledge of B e t a Mu Epsilon. 1 cording to V irginia Stow. Inter- their home on M u ltnom ah Clui with Mr. B a rte ll s mot.ier. An irn a large box car. T h e Cobbs, long- B o th are g rad uates of B eav erton f|-a tPrnlty Council president, S a tu rd a y evening. ! portant guest at the fe stivities time devotees of palominos, will T U R K E Y K E Y F E A T U R E S Ap proxim ately 192 stud ents at road They left for hom e Sunday. Attending the d ance at Grande high school. Sp rin g e r is a fresh- was the B a r t e ll ’* three-m onth-old breed th e ir own with th e ir new man pre-law m a jo r at L ew is and L infield were pledged to the six M r and Mrs. L. B. Miller of R ond e w ere Mr. and Mrs. J a k e GUESTS OF S IS T E R stock daughter, Penny. ( lark and H ew itt is a senior chem- j fra t e r n itie s and five s o ro ’ ities on T a co m a , W ash., spent T h a n k s g i v S tra u s s, Mr. and Mrs. C h et Hud 1 Mr and Mrs. W illis Bowen and W hile in the E a s t , th e y picked istry m a jor. campus. ing week at th e home o f their dleston, " D u k e ” Classen, Mr. and son J i m m y were T h a n k s g iv in g day up a new Chevrolet and drove it d a u g hter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L eo nard F r u c k and Miss J o guests at the home of Mrs. B ow en’s RALEIGH WATER DIST. home. A N N U AL X M A S P A R T Y Mrs. H arry Hansen. E lle n C allahan. G u ests of the club sister. Iva P ete rson of 8 W Me- T h e W S C S o f the F i r s t Meth REC COMMITTEE HOLDS E n jo y in g the turkey dinner with who also attended were Mr. and ELECTS COMMISSIONER AC < I D E N T AI D I T O R Millan. odist church will hold their an n u their g ra nd p a rents were the H a n Mrs. J o h n Day o f Allen Ave. R. N. Torbet, sta te auditor for , al C h ris tm a s p a tty In the church REGULAR MEET DEC. 1ST H O L ID A Y W E E K E N D Instead of re tu rnin g to B e a v e r V oter* within the R aleig h W a the sta te Ind ustrial Accident C o m sens' four children, R onald, J e a n , basem ent Friday. D ece m b e r 9. be Mr. and M's. D an J Gasio row ski ton the Huddlestons spent the te r District will he called u|e>n mission. spent N ovem ber 25 in the E lle n and Jo h n . All re p re sen tativ e* from o r r ” n- ginning with a potluck lunch at and son J o e y o f S e a ttle spent rest of the weekend in W illamina D ece m b e r «, fro m 8 a. nt. t« county cou rthouse at Hlllsho’ o to | ization* of th e a r e a are urged to 12:30 p. m . T h an k sg ivin g week end at the v is i'in g relatives. H p. ui-, to ** feet one com ml s*l on m e e t with fa r m e r s and others per- T E N DAY V I S I T attend a m eeting o f th e B e a v e r A special pro g ram has been home of their pa re n ts Mr. and e r to *crv e a term of 5 year*. taitying to sm all aeroiints. He j Mr. and Mrs. Conrad B u r m e s te r ton R e c r e a t io n C om m ittee, a p. planned and all m e m b ers and Mrs. D. P M acD onald on 8 . W. Poll*, at the home o f .lohn K. moved on to F o r e s t G io v e Novrm letu rn e d Sunday afteisioon from a m., Deceiiilwr 1, In the recrea fiiend.« a t e incited, McMillan. ( row, VMM * . W. Sch o ll* F e rry ten day visit in C aliforn ia with her 29 and 30. tion center. Mr and Mrs. F W. Gowet and road, will be open fr«m 8 a. m. Mr. T o r b e t has lived in Oregon ; Mr. B u r m e s te ’ 's parents. D iscu ssion* will be en te rtain ed GARDEN G E T -T O G E T H E R VIr and Mr* F r a n k Hilgert Joined to H p. m. slnre 1889 and been a resident of | T h e ” were a ccom panied on the fo r th e fu rth e r development o f A large n u m ber o f B eaverton ‘ he group fot T h a n k s g iv in g dinner. L. * . Wolfe I* a cand id ate for C ed ar Mill for six years. He Is trip by th e ir two small daughters, the re creatio n program and a G ard en Club m e m b ers drove to rc-clertion, having presented a one of the three rem ain in g track Norah and Molly. SA T U R D A Y E V E N I N G Mr. and Mrs. C lifton A ck erm an F o r e s t Grove Monday to attend a com plete report on th e Nnvem petition hy 25 legal voters so s ta ts of 1903. from the presently Mr and Mrs. Dan Gastorowski an n o u n ce the m a rr ia g e of their luncheon at th e F o res t Hills Coun her 18 car»il\al receipt* ls e x nom inating him. designated OSC. pected to be readv. V IS IT S S E V E R A L W E E K S were entertained S a tu rd a y even d au g h ter J a n e t to J a c k I^ang of tr y C ’ ub. F u tu re plan* o f the Raleigh To d «te. nn e stim ated *645 ha* ip,, t bp home of M r. and M rs M e m b er* fro m all the garden L o s A n g e l e s C a lif F rid a y Nov Mrs. A O. B a t h e r of McM illan A P P E N D I X R E M O V E D d is tr ic t point up the f a c t that been f«e:ir**d from the one-ntrh* ¡clu b s in the area attended th» gala Edward H. B u sch on 8 . W . Oleson 11. a t L a s Vegas. Nevada. Miss B a r b a r a Oalluccl. daughter Ave. has re turned fro m a visit of with!:) the next five years, mo c o o p e ra tiv e co m m u n ity e ffo rt. road. Mrs. L a n g is a g ra d u ate o f B ea - g: t-to g e th e ”. mentous decisio n* might he ro- of Mr and Mrs. C arm en Oalluccl, ' several weeks duratio n in Sou th e rn h«’.ld In the B e a v e r to n Merle fla- v e ’ ton high school and attended ha? mode a speedy recovery from C a lifo rn ia visiting friend» and q r o r -d o f th** w a te r c o m m is s io n * I " * school. L e w is and Clark college where F R I E N D S IN T I L L A M O O K an e m e rg en c y appendectom y and relative*. er*. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stout are T h e p u b l i c I* urged to attend Mr. and Mrs. R H. Be«m ehn she 1* a m e m b er o f Alpha Gamr-.n b * * resumed her studies at 8t W hile there she made a trip Full |>artlelp«t*on by qualift«*! busy getting settled in their new if Interested in th e plan* and drove to Tilla m oo k Sun day to visit Mary'a I "south of the border.**, sorority. e le c to r s I* solicited. home on Wilson Ave proceedin g* T h e y will reside in L os Angeles 1 friends Thieves Roll Up Carpet Without Disturbing Room Choir Portrayal Of Nativity Set For West Sope Scout Troop 517 Returns Favors Of School Head Lutheran Ladies Hold Quilt Bee Dec. 15 Morning Parents Donate Sedan For Gold Medals Awards Privote R. Place Maneuvers In Mt. Fuji Exercises JCC's Entertain Wives With 1st Special Affair Dr. Wm. Heywood Weds In Madison Wisconsin Rites Mitz Alexanders Return Home On Dec. 15 By Plans Beaverton Grads Pledqe Frats at Lewis and Clark Saddle Caravan Attends Spirit Mountain Dance Beaverton Grad Weds and Lives In lo s Angeles Lyle Cobb Buys Four Mares For Breeding Stock
