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ATwater 1089
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Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Blethen and
children spent last Sunday at the
beach. The w eather was warm and
clear.
At T a ft they w atched tw o tugs
! loose a barge w hile trying to enter
Siletz Bay. One tug’s engine failed
when its oil system fouled. The
hawser rope snapped from the sec
ond tug, leaving the barge free.
T he Coast G uard cam e to secure
the barge until it could be brought
1 in on the next high tide.
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N ° W’ t0 dlspoa<' ° f the money.
the school board is faced with one
Qf tWQ propositions It m,kht use
the m on ey fo r im pr0vement o f the
I dl8trJct.g educational fa ci„ tle9 or
it m ight be used to reduce the
levy in all county grade school
districts. T he first would require
a favorable vote o f the district
while the second can be allowed
to “ slide th rou g h ” through voters'
disinterest.
The school board itself favors
use o f the m oney on facilities o f
the district, w here it belongs. The
cou nty superintendent of schools,
how ever, thinks it should be spread
throu ghou t the county grade school
districts.
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BLO CK ED STREETS
jjj d ay at their m eeting W ednesday
s 16th. Mrs. S cott H orn ey furnished
a lovely birthday cake and ice
T he aggravation o f a string o f
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The girls w orked on their scrap box cars b lock in g a city street for
= books w hich w ill g o to a crippled as lon g as 45 minutes has started
a chain reactiotj^in La Grande.
S children hospital.
The E A S T E R V O R E G O N R E
P R E -T H A N K S G IV IN G
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T he first year Blue B irds m et at c ific finds it necessary to block the
the home o f Mrs. Blethen. The girls crossin g in order to refuel and
had a pre-T h anksgivin g party.
ready their forw arder trains car
H ostess was Shelia R ich a rd s w ho rying ‘‘highly com petitive merclian-
surprised the girls with individual d,9e,. , Q kppp up w|th thp trafflc
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pum pkin pies.
! schedule. Some o f these trains are
T hey made tu rkey cut outs and OVpr 100 cafg |n ,enRth and can.
played gam es.
not be handled excep t by blocking
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A pre-holiday dinner was
held ' ra' n Into 2 sections, the latter
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!L' lard Gosslin Sunday.
T his 1 eP'y falls to Placa,e certain
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Present was Mr. and Mrs.
Bill lrate citizens, however, who point
On Your Car
1 Gosslin and Mr. and Mrs. Jim out 'h a t not only tw o west hound
or Personal Property
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and Mrs. freights but passenger trains and
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| Miss Geraldine F ilkins o f Sum ner. ing closed in “ excess
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the protesting people, offers to
break the train for five minutes, in
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H om e fo r T h a n k sgivin g were the the middle of the 45 m inute stop,
i three daughters o f Mr. and rMs. to allow tra ffic jam s to m elt a
Fred Brandt. Mr. and Mrs. L loyd little, and otherwise to solve the
M agathan and children, Mr. and bothersom e problem s o f railroad
Mrs. A lbert Haus and K aren and m ovem ent.
H A Y - FEED - PO ULTRY SUPPLIES
Mr. and Mrs. A lfred D ietz and
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V IC T IM O F R U N A W A Y
FISHER THORSEN PAINTS
SAU SAG E A N D H O I C A K E S
X he police patrol car parked
T he C am pfire girls sausage and beside the city hall becam e the
h otcake supper announced fo r Dec. yjetim o f a runaway car, in Ore-
PLUM BING AND E LEC T R IC A L SUPPLIES
3rd has been cancelled.
gon City.
T he pattern of the escapade, as
T H A N K S G IV IN G F L IG H T
told by the B A N N E R -C O U R IE R .
Mrs. John Collins will leave
Included a 1941 m odel ca r whose
T han k sgivin g night by plane to
brakes
gave out at the top o f a j
Oshkosh. W isconsin. She will visit
her m other, other relatives and steep hill.
The car rolled out o f con trol and |
friends there.
by the time it con nected with
L ater she will g o to Biloxi, Mis
and demolished —the police car it
sissippi to see her son and fam ily,
attained a speed o f at least 60 miles
Lieutenant and Mrs. E dw ard C.
per hour. The im pact sm ashed the
Jones and small son John. Lieut.
side o f the police car, knocked It
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Jones has recently returned from
across the sidewalk and Into the
a long duty in Germ any.
side o f the city hall. T he wall of
Mrs. Collins expects to be gone
the building also was dam aged and
six or seven weeks.
the fron t o f the runaw ay car, it
goes without saying, was fully
demolished.
T he driver faces citation "for
F or centuries the E gyptians had operating a vehicle w ithout ade j
held the G od ’s Chosen People in quate brakes."
T he policeman driver o f the pa
slavery. God Is now to show his
wrath and send the A ngel o f Death trol car had parked It a scant
to slay all the first-born. But G od three minutes before the crash
would save the H ebrew s so he and was inside the city hall when |
com m anded their fathers to kill a the parts flew
lam b and put the blood on the j
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door-post. T he Angel o f D ea'h F IS H IN G NOT SO GOOD
would see the blood and pass over, j W ith the end o f com m ercial fish-
The fathers believed, obeyed and , |ng season In the Colum bia river
saw their sons saved. E X 12 Bible. : D ecem ber L St. H elens notes that
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B LO O D S A V E S T O -D A Y
, hp c a tch was not so good this
T ake you r stand with God that year,
A M ERICA N EXPRESS M ONEY ORDERS
the Blood o f Jesus Christ, slain for
xhp S E N T IN E L - M IST recites
your sins, has cleared your page. thp facts that the catch , from the
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Believe God and Judgem ent D ay season’s start on Septem ber 10, is
is ou t with eternal life in T H E N . far
than the sam e period last
g row up. Eat the Bible prom ises year. Chums averaged about 1000
and pray and look to Christ fo r pounds per day during the middle
the new days and ways that prove n f N ovem ber hut fell o f f to 400
the new life.
, pounds average during the end o f
the month.
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S W M rChesney R d „ Portland 1, fisherm en and fish packers found
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Oregon. T his space paid fo r by a little satisfaction In the catch as
Seattle fam ily. •
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P ortland Kathleen Im lay, daugh
ter o f M r, and Mrs. Charles Imlay,
In explaining the purchase of
Reedville, is one o f five pledges o f
sires, it was stated that at least
Zeta Theta Chi sorority it was an
200 ped igiees are further com pleted
nounced this week from the Dean
by representative lactation period
o f W om en's o ffice at the close o f
records.
the fall rush period.
Because o f their heavy invest- I
Miss Im lay is a sophom ore so ci
ment in buildings, hei ds and equip- 1
ology m ajor at Lew is and C lark
ment, Mr. Hugg warned, dairym en
and is a m em ber o f the college
cannot overlook the jeopardy that
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_____________cholr and m adrigal singing group.
She is a May '47 graduate o f H ills
agricultural policies. He suggested
boro union high school.
that dairy farm ers o f A m erica set
up their ow n surplus holding pool
and handle m arketing, to get Uncle F R A T E R N IT Y P L E D G E
M U LTN O M AH CO LLE G E , P ort
Sam out o f their business. This by
his plan, would be set up by proper , land, O re.(S p ecia l)- Jack L. Hall,
legislation and a small assessm ent | ° f Rt. 1, B ox 64, Aloha, has been
on the first price o f milk.
pledged to Delta Kappa Pi, Mult-
"B ut too m any farm ers,” he com nom ah college social fraternity,
m ented ruefully, "have been to the : Hall, a liberal arts m ajor in the
trough and don't want to give it ju n ior college division o f Multnom-
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\ ah, was one o f the 21 men pledged
A ssociation technicians i r e A ' v i d i t o the organization
His pledge
Johanson and Jam es Kincheloe 1 period will extend through the
manager.
I rem ainder o f the present semester.
See Us Before Buying
RUGS OR W A LL TO W A LL CARPET
We Do Our Own Installation
M OHAW K
KARAGHEUSI AN
FIRTH
MAGEE
8911 S W.
Canyon Rd
West Slope
Ewrvbody Knows
We Are Pleased To List Below a Very Few of the
SHOE
REPAIRING
Many Items We Hove in Toys
BEAVERTO N
LIN CO LN LOGS
$1.00 to $6.95
ERECTOR SETS
rLfüiiLiyjjttici
$1.98 to $28.95
W AGONS
$1.19 to $8.95
PLA YSCH O O L TO YS
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GAMES
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$1.25 & Up
VA RIO US PRICES
GOLDEN BOOKS
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25c to $2.50
B. M. C. TRACTO RS
$26.95
RECORD PLAYERS
$10.95
BABY COOS DOLLS
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BORROW
d im in is h in g
R igh t up in the front rank» of
In the sports-fish in g field, a
early receptionists on behalf of speaker at M cM innville w arns of
the C hristm as season is the city an anticipated dim inishing return.
T he T E L E P H O N E - R E G IS T E R
o f Gresham , w hich notes that the
reports on the speech by Dr. Don
m agic greenery o f the foiest moved
Dtm m ick, head o f the fish and
into tow n to set the scene for a wild life departm ent o f Oregon
Santa Claus program on Novem ber s ,a t c College, in w hich the fear
was voiced that O regon 's game
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limit rapidly approaches five trout
T he O U T LO O K relates that 13
as the narrow ing cycle which itart-
local men took to the woods and
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chopped dow n enough
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greens to adequately d ecorate the l' e8sfuIly becam * 12». 10°. 9°.
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and now 15 trout,
city streets. A total o f some 250
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Causes fo r the expected lower
trees met the w oodsm ens axes
is the increase o f fishing
and it took 3 trucks to cart them ‘ " Ut. ..
e ffo rt that causes m any stream s
to tow n,
to be o v er-fish ed ; b a r r i e r s in
On the Santa Claus front
N o' stream s; ch angin g con d itions in
vem ber 26 is the fit>t of ten days nature; im properly screened irri-
the patron saint of the
Y ulet.de Katlon a.tches and polution. There
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
I surpasses. This percentage is ex-
! pected to rise even more, with the
acquired experience in the field o f
the technician staffs.
Our business is S/ioe
rp/xjinnJ o f
. 9 For wainscoting
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IN SURROUNDING NORTHW EST COM M UNITIES
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with the have been
Increase o f m or.
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. y ° ungsters. He is hemg -et up in than 190.000 licenses issued in the
M em bers
o f the local Lion s a tent headquarters just north of
past 12 years.
j Club are gettin g ready to get their the city hall and a m erry-go-round
toy drive into full sw ing and are w m be in operation for use by the
h opin g to collect a good assort- kiddies du rin g his stay. M erchants
m ent o f new and usde toys for w ill pass ou t tickets for free use
presentation
to needy children at 0f (he carousel.
Christm as tim e. A num ber o f the
Saint N ick wl|1 [)P on hand e
m em bers attended a general m eet- ■ Saturday untlI the week before
ing o f the organization held in X (lay, then will be on hand the
P ortland recently, where the pro next gevpn day9
Meet w as discussed and plans made
! fo r the drive.
SCHOOL'S PROPOSITIONS
SCOUT FU N D S C A M P A IG N
W ith a w indfall o f $34.953 from
M em bers o f the B oy Scouts o f
this section Plan a drive for funds
8tate sup-erne court, the school
for the Scout treasury to be held ! district o f V ernom a is faced with
within the next ten days. The ,w o proposition*,
treasury has becom e depleted by j
' be E A G L E points out, the
T hose organizations that go in
varied dem ands upon it and it is j m oney w as recovered in court
fo r delivering the highest type
hoped to revive it with donations j ord er from the U. S. National bank
o f service alw ays secure recog
from interested parties.
on the prem ise that it should have
nition. O ur reputation as ex
know n the school district clerk
perts in our line is due to our
efforts to be adjudged the best.
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D » » « * A e e was em bezzling the amount by the
M C lV C iy " r i O ^ r c S S
nature o f the cheek
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EVEN TS AS C H R O N lLLtD BY OUR CONTEM PORARIES
By Mr*. W. A. Bunnell
of cub to scout was held, the
W E ST SLO PE Despite con flict- candlelight rite providing an im-
! Ing circum stances and
adverse pressive touch to the evening.
w eather conditions, around
126 Eater, the visitors view ed the ex-
persons were present for the Cub hibits o f hobby w ork and collec-
| Scout gathering at the Valley j tions o f varied items by the cubs
C om m unity church on F riday even-j
M orris Nelson is scoutm aster
ing o f last week. The crow d enjoy- | and A. N. W etterborg is general
ed a program o f vatied en tertain -j chairm an o f the pack, which num-
ment and exhibitions o f hand- hers eight dens. The organization
cra ft and boy scout activities put has grow n from ten m em bers tw o
on by the youngsters.
years ago, thirty last year, to fifty-
The cubs o f Pack 592 present a five this year. The group plans a
sim ilar m eeting each m onth t o 1 fund raising drive soon, in which
w hich the public is invited. A skit | they plan to gather pine cones
stressing a vital part o f scout from trees in the Mt. H ood section,
training is presented, this m onths which will be decorated and sold
skit protraying the value o f loyalty. . fo r C hristm as ornam ents.
A graduation cerem ony, in which ---------
R ay Smith passed from the rank FRIG H T TO OH IO
Mrs. J A lfred Hall flew to Ohio
j last w eek to be with her m other
who lives in a city in that state
H er husband and son le m a m t<
Ihere while she Is gone. Mrs. Hall
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ELSEWHERE IN OREGON-
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MONTHLY CUB SCOUT MEETING
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8907 S. W. Canyon Road
(In West Slope)
259 N. W. Canyon Road
Phone Beaverton 4162
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