The Beaverton enterprise., January 13, 1950, Image 1

Canyon Rd. Club
U. of 0. Library
Eugene, Oregon
Defines Sphere;
Sets Next Meet
Eighteen interested citizens at­
tended the January 10 pre-organi-
zationa! meeting of the Canyon
Road Boosters club, held at Flan­
nery's, and voted to define its
sphere of influence. Next meeting
will be held Tuesday, January 17,
at Flannery’s, at which time per­ VOLUME 22, Number 51
manent officers wil be elected.
Mrs. Kaye Porter, of Porter's
Clothing Center, was named tem-
porary chairman.
The group voted to include the
area along Canyon Road from
Pryor's plumbing shop west of
Drew’s Nursery, to Ungar’s ”Duo-
Rain” shop near West Slope, as
its primary area.
Neither Beaverton nor West 1
SALVATION ARMY AND
Slope, as organized communities, i
are included in initial planning, al- I
CITY BEGIN WEEK'S
though should either community I
wish to participate in promotion of ,
CLEANUP VENTURES
the Canyon Road area they will
be welcome to join.
Mayor Plans
3-Way
For Salvage
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BEAVERTON, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON FRIOAY, JANUARY 13. 1950
Kiwanis Lt. Gov.
Inducts Officers
Beaverton Club
Teen-Age Rec
Center Takes
Count; $ Lack
Cify Votes Radio
Transmitter For
Police, Fire Dept.
PUBLIC HEARING LASHES AT
RENT CONTROL OF ANY KIND
COUNCIL WILL GIVE DECISION ON JANUARY 16;
The city of Beaverton, at the
Newly-elected officers of the
Beaverton Kiwanis Club were in-
council meeting of January 10, vot­
TENANTS FAIL TO OFFER CONTRARY ARGUMENTS
stalled last Wednesday by ex-Lt.
ed to advertise for bids on a short
SECONDARY GROUP
Governor Jesse Kimm, of Vancou-
wave radio transmitter and two
A practically unanimous public
Except foi one lone citizen who
' ver. Wash. Kimm and his wife.
receivers foi a fire truck and the
CONSIDERS AREA
opinion among 2ft citizens present described himself as a member of
Vivian, drove to Beaverton despite
police car, after it was pointed out at the January 9 meeting of the
a labor organization as well as of
I the hazardous weather especially
that the police department is op-
WIDE SWIM POOL
Beaverton city council energetical­ veteran groups, rather than as a
for the occasion.
erating at a profit and well able ly lashed
at the continuation of renter who would be personally
to hold up its share in cost of the controls
Officers installed were the pres-
on rent and exp: eased affected by lifting of controls, it
This week saw the closing of equipment.
Spearheaded by the Men’s Social ident, Marble Cook; vice
president. Beaverton's Teeh-age
unveiled distrust at rental restric- was a landlords’ congregation. Al­
recreation
Service department of the Salva­ Herb Bilstad; secretary
West Slope and Beaverton rural
Garson
tion Army, represented by O. N. Kane and seven directors. These center, in the Grange hall, after fire protection districts, which will tions of any nature, whether fed­ though given every encouragement
by Mayor H. H. Jeffries, tenants
Robinson, the City of Beaverton [ included: W. D. Cameron, Ray the community recreation commit share in the expense of the radio eral or local.
failed to show up and offer con­
will conduct a fire prevention, Clearwater, Richard Cline. C. E. tee recognized the futility of try- | installation, also agree to share in
trary arguments on the matter
cleanup and salvage week starting | Dixon, Harold Gregory. David Lof­ ing to carry on a program with the expense of a night man to be WEATHER CHANGES TO
A. E. Siddens, who rents a three-
January 23, according to announce- gren. Sr., and William V. Spears. sufficient funds to allow the set- stationed at the city hall and ans- OLD WINTER BUGABOO
ting up of a budget and the carry­ wei fire alls, prefare trucks foi
! ment by H. H. Jeffries, mayor.
unit apartment house at 1001 S. E.
A talk was given by Kimm to
Franklin, represented himself as
A supper meeting will be held , the Club giving an outline of the ing out of a plapned schedule of quick getaway and operate the
AU teen-agers in the Beaverton-
There’s been a little bit of ev­
activities.
having started the petition circula­
Aloha area are invited to attend Friday night, 7:30 p. m„ in Kiwanis duties of the various offices.
radio station.
ery kind of weather in th«- last
Mis. Norton Pick, chan man of I Cost of transmitter and one re- w«-«-k, from cai-essing moments tion from which the hearing was
a dancing party scheduled Janu­ hall, tp which have been invited
The outgoing president, Chet
ary 14 at the Aloha-Huber school. 1 representatives of all organizations Huddleston was presented with a the committee, announces that all | ceiver EM type, is estimated bj
<*f beautiful sunshine to blind called. He declared the lifting of
The dances have been a regular­ ! of Beaverton. There will be a 30 i Past President’s pin by Kimm. furniture, including the piano, has i Oscar Martin, councilman member ing rain, dense snow, high wind I rent controls was not designed to
mean a general raise in rents.
ly semi-monthly affair to give minute sound picture explaining who congratulated him on the been stored against the possibility |of the safety committee, at about and th«» old winter biigal»»«, icy
youngsters of high school age an the work of the Salvation Army in Club’s fine record of the past of reviving the project. The com­ $1,200 with an additional receiver streets and highways. Trees came 1 Rather, he said, it was to remove
outlet for sociability. A large rehabilitation through its "salvage" year.
munity-wide carnival succeeded in costing $500 installed.
down, too, in the "big blow" of obnoxious controls on the manage­
ment of property.
paying
off
all
outstanding
obliga
­
crowd of merry-makers have been department. Any organization will­
Monday night.
Mayor
Jeffries
pointed
out.
dur
­
Ray Clearwater presented Hud­
ing to send a representative is in­ dleston with a beautiful leather tions, she report.^ but until a de­ ing discussions as to advisability
attending the functions,
Siddens pointed out that it now
On M«-rln«-sday morning, t an-
Special evening surprises are vited to do so and thus take pait suitcase on the behalf of the Bea­ pendable source of income can be of including the police department
yon Road was practically a requires 90 days notice to tenants
looked forward to by the dancing in the meeting.
verton Kiwanis Club. Huddleston obtained, preferably by taxation, in the radio system, that since snail’s pas«- lineup from Aloha before property may be put on
Discussions will be held in re­ says he will use it on the trip to the committee feels it is impossible July 1, fines have amounted to ch-ar through to West Slope and sale and six months notification
crowd. But secrecy is the byword
gard to a w-eek-long effort devoted I the District Convention to be held to carry on.
as to what may be expected!
$1.400, with $400 received fiom No- beyond, with state police officer» for the remodelling of the property.
to the three purposes of fire pre- ? in Spokane this year. Several mem- * • Committee membeis and indi- i vember 26 to December 2ft.
Houses now under control cannot
patrolling up and down warning
vention, city cleanup and collec­ bers received award pins for per- ! vidual
The fire department has over motorists to apply chains for compete with newly built places,
parents have
expressed
tion of used items of clothing, feet attendance.
great regret at the center's closing 300 gallons of stove oil stored in­ the hazardous trip into Portland. he charged, because the rentals
shoes, magazines, newspapers and ' On the musical side of the even­ Support, however, has not come side the station and requests It be
On Itertha- Hein el ton an«l Far­ received do not allow margin
other articles for repair or renova­ ing score was singing led by A. D. in sufficient strength to make any moved outside. The council ordered
mington road, the ice conditions enough to repair and maintain
tion with eventual sale in the George. Highlighting this phase of other decision possible. The Bea­ this done and the purchase of a
w*‘r«- in every way treacherous, them.
Army store.
C. E. Hunkapillar, declaring that
the evening was a solo sung by verton grange, according to Mrs storage tank sufficient to serve although the «-omparatively light
Sixty four men are on the pay- I Mitz Alexander and another sung Peck, was also greatly concerned the proposed heating plant for the travel and level road presented he had three apartments which
roll of the Salvation Aimy salvage? by Ed Zumwalt. Their rendition of at the abandonment of the pro­ city hall be investigated before the less complications to motorists.
have been under control since 1942,
Beaverton and Aloha area cam­
department and their activities are one verse of "America the Beauti­ ject.
cited the doubling of property taxes
Th«-
winter
ski-casualty
parade
installation.
paign for the March of Dimes,
directed toward their rehabilita- i ful” was in a class by itself.
is also underway, with some and repair costs, the additional
Councilmen Milton Metcalfe and
Meanwhile, a secondary group
scheduled from January 16 through
tion.
ihrts- high school lads numls-red burden of sewer taxation and in-
Paul
Taggart
were
appointed,
with
met
January
10.
in
Kiwanis
hall,
to
Zumwalt's remark preceding his
January 31, is shaping up, reports
Among those invited to the Fri­ vocalizing was, “You aren’t going discuss means ot getting up an Fred Goyt, city superintendent, to among the s|M>rts-crippl<xl en­ crease by about three times of
Mrs. Donald Jenkins of Beaverton
day night meeting who have indi­ to like this.” He got a good round area-wide swimming pool. Because study bids on gas, lubricating oil
thusiasts with broken or wrench­ general overhead. He declared it
who, with Mrs. Howard Traschel
cated their intention to attend are: of applause, however. Willis Cady, no decision was reached, the meet­ and fuel oil. for the next meeting ed arms, shoulders, ankles and was his intention to raise the ri-
of Aloha, is co-chairman of the
Mayor Jeffries, chairman of the the accompanist, did experience ing voted not to release publicity of January 1ft. Figures were sub- Oh! those aching backs.
diculously low rent on his property
fund-raising.
local committee; Mrs. Hildah High­ some difficulty keeping up with regarding their plans.
only slightly, in fact about half
llilllt
<i
bj
Standaid
Oil
of
Cail
Just
a
winter
’
s
wonderland!
Although plans have not been be, BPW; I. R. Metzler, Beaverton
■ a - i
of a voluntary increase already of­
fornia, Signal Oil, Union Oil. Mc­
him
completed, it is definitely prom­
high school; Bruce McMahon, jun­
fered by his tenants who, he said,
Call
Oil
and
Richfield
Oil
com
­
Mitz dispatched his verse with a
ised, that a big March of Dimes
ior chamber of commerce; Mrs. C. show of a little more skill- per­
likewise feel controls are unjust.
pany
representatives.
function—either a dance or a par­
O. Ackerman, and Mrs. Fred Goyt, haps because of an occasional
Bruce Steele, landlord who ex­
Three signs, 4’ by 4' saying "2ft
ty—will be staged along the lines
OES; Fred Goyt, city superintend­ practice. This portion of the even­
plained that he has no complaints
miles
per
hour
enforced"
will
be
of the highly successful party held
ent; Reverend George Springer. ing ended in a good laugh by
personally at this time, expressed
posted at each end of the highway
last year at the Beaverton Ameri­
Beaverton ministerial association; everyone present.
the conviction that the rent con­
through
the
city,
by
vote
of
the
can Legian hall.
Archie Olson, fire chief; C. Bryan
trol law is the most unjust meas­
council.
President Marble Cook is mak­
Collection containers will soon
'V*]ker. city recorder, and Etroll ing plq/is for an active year foi
ure there is.
Bills
will
be
sent
out
to
all
busi
­
The
executive
board
of
the
Bea
­
ap.jcar iu all the business houses R'assel, grade school superintend­
The meeting of Westdale'll Moth­ nesses for the annua) occupation verton PTA will meet Thursday
Albert Highbe, Beaverton mer­
the Kiwanis Club of Beaverton,
of the Beaverton-Aloha area, ask­ ent.
er’s club was held at the home of tax.
chant, gave the opinion that every­
evening,
Jan.
12,
at
6
p.
m.
in
the
New
members
will
be
added
to
the
ing contributions toward the foun­
Mrs. Dorothy Lutz. Roll call was
It is planned to set up a perma-
Milton Kaiser, plumbing inspec­ Merle Davies school Room mother1 thing has gone up since the war
dation devoted to the attack on nent committee of organization ranks of the club with a mem- answered by members relating
tor,
was voted $25 monthly for ex­ are also asked to attend the meet­ and it is not fair to tie rentals to
bership
goal
of
sixty
to
seventy
polio.
representatives to act in an advi- active Kiwanians who will carry New Years resolutions.
an outdated standard. Other land­
penses in addition to inspection ing.
National and local funds for the sory capacity the year around.
A letter was read from Albin fee» until such time as sewer con­
lords agreed in this vein, although
Mrs.
C.
L.
Drew,
president,
out
the
aims
of
the
organization
National Infantile Paralysis Foun­
I. Nordquist who had interviewed nections begin
none of them gave notice of un­
Htates
that
this
will
be
a
most
im
­
dation, says Mrs. Jenkins, have
the resident State Highway engi­
increases in
future
The council voted to purchase portant session since plans will be reasonable
been seriously depleted by the
neer at Portland, Ore.. revealing with 4% warrants, a Fordson tiac­ laid to aid the drive for a suc­ rents should controls be abandoned.
grave incidence of the disease
why the 40 niile-per-hour speed tor and dirt loader from Peter B cessful school bond election for ad-
Mayor Jeffries told the assembl­
across the country and in Ore-
restriction was not continued fur- Case for $1,167.20, less some
ditions to present buildings <>f age that the council would con­
gon as well.
ther west than Multnomah Club discount on rentals already
sider all phases of rent control. ».«
district No. 4«
The Beaverton junior chamber
road and Broadmoor on Bertha­ for use of the equipment.
applying to tenants as well as
of commerce and ladles’ auxiliary
Beaverton highway.
landlords before making a decision
I A delegation of three from Ha­ EIGHT NEW PUPILS
The Beaverton Kiwanis club
are cooperating in the drive.
The highway commission has zel street protested an open se w
Miss Merle Davies, principal of at the next meeting, called for
will join in an international ob­
Effective the first of the week. discovered that by placing too
er on Erickson street and request­ the Merle Davies school, repot ts January 16. At least 90 days would
servance of the group during the Pete Heisel. longtime
Beaverton many restricted -peed zones, people
week of January 15-21 and review resident, has assumed ownership were tending to disregard them all. ed it be covered over as a safe­ that eight new pupils have been be required for official cancella­
tion of controls, he added
its accomplishments, according to of the Chevron gas station at 35ft By extending the restricted speed guard against children falling in added to the enrollment roster at
it
and
possibly
drowning.
the
school
during
the
past
week
Marble Cook, newly elected presi­ N. W. Canyon road, next to Jef­ zone west from Glencullen, some
Fred Goyt will represent thr
dent of the club.
fries’ Real Estate. Formerly the faster trucks and fast private
city
again this year at the second MOVIES FOR FRIENDS
Established in Detroit, January place of business was known as automobiles have been discouraged
annual streets and roads confer­
Beaverton DcMolay entertained
21, 1915, the international service Rottman Chevron Service.
from using this highway.
ence in Corvallis, under sponsor friends
Tuesday evening
with
organization
has
grown
to
more
Pete, who will set as manager,
Mrs. Lee Thompson will be host­
Recommendations were made 1 to ship of the League of Ort-gon Ci­ some interesting movie shorts.
than
3,000
clubs
and
200,000
mem
­
is
aiming
for
a
modem
up-to-date
allow this matter to rest for r a ties. February 23 and 24. aftei
ess at her home on Tobias road in
Barry Hoaglin is the master
Aloha Thursday, Jan. 19, for the bers throughout the North Ameri­ station specializing in set vice and year or two. keeping in mind the
t
which he will start a long-delayed councilor and Kent Kitts was in
can
continent
and
Hawaii.
satisfied
customers.
Assisting
him
second meeting of the newly-
development of this area and the
I
charge of the program.
Plans for the Beaverton club’s is W. C. Wright, 15 year resident necessity of such additional re- vacation of two weeks.
formed discussion group, for Lea-
Services for William Harold Me-
participation
in
the
Anniversary
of
Beaverton,
who
brings
12
year's
stricted speed zones.
gue of Women Voters,
Grath of 3665 Blanton Ave., Bea­
The group will meet monthly week will be under the direction experience to his job.
After business an article entitled
verton. were held at the Pegg
The station will offer a complete "The Deadly Sin of Jealousy.” by
to discuss current problems which of Fred Scheller, chairman, and
Chapel, Beaverton, on Friday. Jan.
Next his committee on education and line of accessories and full service Will Oursler, was read by Mrs.
are under league study,
6th.
The Rev. George Springer
features. A free pickup delivery Ruthann McKenzie.
week the discussion will deal with fellowship.
of the Church of Christ, Beavei -
service is also to be maintained.
the reapportionment of the state —
The hostess served pecan pit*.
ton, officiated.
DEMOCRATS
MEET
legislature.
whipped cream and coffer.
______
The service« were under the aus-
The Washington County Dem­ FORMER HUBERITES
FRED GOETZ AND K. PARSONS JOINTLY AUTHOR
Members will gather at 12:30 and
picea of Beaverton Lodge No. 100.
Mrs. Hattie Haines, son Tommy
bring sandwiches. Any women in­ ocratic Central Committee will
A. F. A A. M. Commital services
COLUMN ON HUNTING AND FISHING ACCOUNTS
terested in attending may tel> meet Saturday, January 14. at 8 00 and his wife, of Portland, former
and Interment were held at the
visiting
phone the group chairman, Mrs. o'clock, in the Hillsboro Chamber Huber residents, were
IO.O.F. cemetery in Goldendale,
friends here Sunday.
Bruce McMahon, Beaverton 4266. of Commerce building.
lived for a year. They now reside Wash., at 2 p.m. on Saturday, un­
MOTHER AS GUEST
PURCHASE HOME
der the auspices of the Goldendale
in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Craig of Mc­
Lodge No. 31, A. F A A M.
Clarence Allen and family, moved
He belongs to the Beaverton
Millan avenue, have had as their ! into the Cooke house, on Lombard
Mr. McGrath was born on Feb­
Rod and Gun club and the Mult­
house guest Mr. Craig's mother St. Saturday, recently purchased
ruary 27, 1887, in Frontenac City,
The next meeting of the Tigard-
nomah Anglers and Hunters club
Mrs. Delia Craig, of Portland.
He came west In his
from Fred Goyt.
McKay extension unit will be held
In which he is a member of the Kansas.
at the home of Mrs. Harry Robin­
small game committee. He has youth and started working for the
son on Scholls Ferry road. Tues­
done considerable writing on out Spokane, Portland and Seattle Ry.
about 19Ox or earlier.
He saw
day. January 17. at 10:30 a m.
doors and wildlife topics.
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY. Forest
many years of service with the
The
subject
"Care
of
the
Skin",
Grove—Two Aloha girls. Gloria
Parsons was born in Los Gatos, line and
retired about ten years
will be demonstrated by Mrs. Eai!
Greene, daughter of Mr. and Mis.
California and from an early age ago
McNott
and
Mrs.
Harvey.
E. D. Greene Aloha, and Charlene
was attracted to the angling pro­
Most of the time while employed
On January 23. Mrs. Carl Finley
Christianson, daughter of Mr and
fession He now lives in St. Johns by the S
I
red
Goetz
Kay
Faraona
P. A S. Ry. he lived In
and
Mrs.
E.
L.
Trevarthen
will
Mrs. E. A. Christianson, Route 1,
and has been an Oregonian for Goldendale, Washington, but when
HILLSBORO AND NEWBERG LEAD LEAGUE AFTER
attend a lecture on cancer control
Aloha, were among the 47 women
A weekly column of information 7 years.
he retired he moved to Beaverton
in Hillsboro. an«9 will later report about hunting and fishing becomes,
who were pledged to local sorori-
A real outdoorsman. he makes He was a well known figure In
FIRST
TWO
CASABA
TILTS;
NEXT
GAMES
FRIDAY
to
the
club.
with this issue, the joint project his living in winter months by
ties here recently.
the Beaverton area as he spent a
of Fred Goetz and Kay Parsons, trapping mink and muskrat, with
Miss Greene, a freshman home
number of years as custodian of
two young sports enthusiasts who a lot of time left over for duck­
economics major, was named to
The possible pattern of basket­ tory over Tigard. Dick Steal nes
the Masonic Temple In Beaverton
are active in rod and gun club hunting and steelhead fishing. A
Kappa Delta, and Miss Christian- ball championship in the TYV lea­ netted some 13 counters.
He was a member of Goldendale
circles anil who devote all their graduate of Roosevelt high, in
son, a freshman in journalism. was gue is starting to shape up after
Hillsboro took the measure of
Ixxige No. 31. A F A A. M.: Aff)
spare
time
to
the
outdoors
pursuit.
two tilts show Hillsboro and New­ McMinnville, 49 to 36, to keep its
pledged to Theta Nu Alpha.
Portland, he has worked for H. L. Temple, Shrine. Tacoma,
Tacoma. Wash 1
Their feature will be named "Hunt­ Webster, Oregon rod maker, and
Miss Greene is a graduate of berg, traditionally strong in the game record unblemished.
Tacoma Consistory, Scottish Rite-
Beaverton high school and Miss sport, leading the pack. Tigard’s
ing and Fishing Around ”
Friday night, Beaverton goes to
expects to return to such employ- Goldendale Chapter No. 30. Royal
Christianson graduated from Hills­ record is 1 and 1 for .500'7 while Hillsboro and Tigard travels to
Goetz is manager of Webb Elec­ ment in the near future.
During spoils of bad weather
Arch, and Order of Railway Con-
Beaverton is in a three way tie Forest Grove in the third session parents are asked to tune in their tric sporting goods department
boro high.
The two writer« will not attempt ductors No. 540.
for cellar honors.
of the season.
•adios during the early morning who is entirely sold on the hunt­ to tel) how to fish or hunt, Rather,
He is survived by his wife, I Em-
TONSas TAKEN
Tuesday night, the rangy Ore-
January 17. Beaverton goes to instead of calling the schools to ing and fishing potentialities of the they are merely offering a *um- ma McGrath of Beaverton; one
Master Terry Pederson, of Menlo gon City quintet took ♦ he measure Tigard for the first in’er-east-end determine if classes will be held. Pacific Northwest, dating fiom mary of interesting hunting and
daughter, Mrs. T-avelle
1
Crum i of
Drive, son of Mr and M-s William of an eager Beaver five to the tangle of the basketball season
The earliest report on the air con the time he snagged his first steel­ fishing news
Del Rosa. Calif.; ; two step-daugh-
Pederson, is recovering from a tune of 55 to 40. The Beaverton
TYV LEAGUE STANDINGS
remlng schools is given over sta­ head, of 12 pounds, on the Lewi-
Readers are asked to send in ters, Mrs. Marie Duffield of Gol-
tonsil operation, performed at the lads were trying every minute Hillsboro .....
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tion KEX at 6 4ft a m Station river first time out
their angling and hunting experi­ dendale, Wash . and Mrs. Ruth
Permanents clinic, at Vancouver, and Don Metcalfe, guard on the Newberg
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He was born in Baltimore. Mary­ ences for inclusion In the weekly Edgell of Kansas C1*v. Missouri
KOIN carries this news at 7:00 a
losing team, led scoring with 11 Tigard .......... --------- 1
Washington, this last week
1
land and came to O’egon In 1946 column, as well as questions In re­ He was a brother of Mrs. Ethel
m 7:1ft a. m and R 00 a m
points while Blinkhorn, of the McMinnville ______ 1
1
Any news of the closing of Bea and took in a summer of rz
gard to wildlife topics.
Eckert of Oakland, Calif.; T,eo
SKIING AT MT
winners, totaled 10 counters.
0
Beaverton
2
verton schools includes both th* life in central Oregon before
The co-authors promise to make McGrath of Salt Lake City, Utah
At Tigard, Ted Rosen of N* w-
Vanda Benson, of Lombard St .
(First game result:)
f' E Maron «chool and the M t I turning to make his home In these «very effort to carry the message and Ernest McGrath of Pittsburgh,
with friends enloved the day. ski- berg led his teammates w’’h 23 West Linn
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000 Davies school as well as the Bea­ parts. He married the former Bet­ of conservation in all their writ­ Kansas. There are six grandchil­
fng at Mt Hood Sunday.
points to spearhead a 64 to 52 vie Forest Grove ______ 0
000 verton high school.
1
ty Renfro of Beaverton where they ings.
dren and 3 great grandchildren.
Teens of Aloha-
Huber Schedule
Dance Jan. 14th
March of Dimes
Chairmen Begin
Local Campaign
Highway Moguls
Say Restrictions
Spur Disregard
PTA Lays Plans
For Election On
School Addition
Kiwanis Observes
Pete Heisel of
Anniversary And
Beaverton Buys
Review of Group
Chevron Station
Women Voters Lg.
Sets Meeting In
Aloha Jan. 19th
Impressive Rites
Mark Passing On
Will H. McGrath
Sports Enthusiasts Share
Weekly Wildlife Feature
Pac- University
Groups Pledge 2
Women of Aloha
Ext. Unit Dates
Jan. 17 Meeting
On Care of Skin
Basketball Season Starts;
Beaverton
In Cellar
Radio Stations
Tell If School
To Hold Classes
Hoon