lEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Fr.day, June 2, 1950
Oregon Funeral
4-H CLUBS SHOW ACHIEVEMENT
Directory Assn.
ON OCCASION OF GRADUATION
played
'Breezing
Names Secretary COOPER MOUNTAIN. The Hendrickson
Merrily Along on the electric gui
dismal failure, proving the old
K IL L A T H L E T E S F O O T
adage that “too many cooks spoil
“T-4-iL BEST SELLER”
the broth."
SAYS BEAVERTON PHARMACY
The program closed with the Here’s the Reason. The germ
B> Munit«' O. I iu b h .ll
singing of “ Bring the Good Old grows deeply You must REACH it
4H Sign." After the program re j to KILL it. T-4-L, containing 90
Cooper
Mountain
school
was tar. The graduation address was freshments were served by the per cent alcohol. PENOTRATES.
Mrs. Hazel Paxson was elected overflowing with pupils, parents given by Mr. Stewart who con
Reaches more germs. Your 40c back
state secretary of the Oregon Fu and friends at the graduation day ducted the mobilized bible classes community club and the 411 club from any druggist if not pleased
IN ONE HOUR.
neral Directors association at the exercises held Tuesday night. May on Friday afternoons during tlu sold popcorn and soda pop.
conclusion of the annual conven 23, at eigth o'clock. By 8 3t> even school year. Mr. Maixner, the boy
tion in Multnomah hotel. She held the standing room was at a prem scout leader, presented the diplo
the office of state treasurer last ium. A program was piescnted mas to the graduates. Cues were
year.
by the graduating class and the supplied «ben needed by Mrs.
Mrs. Paxson is the daughter of members of the 4-H clubs.
Grunden, the teacher of Hie 6th,
the late W. E. Pegg, and is con
During the graduation piog am, 7th and 8th grades whose diligent
nected with Pegg's Mortuary, Bea the salutatory address was pie- drilling resulted in an exceptional
verton.
sented by Veronica Moore after program.
Graduating were Merlene Berg.
which a skit was enacted. 1» tu ell
Veronica Moore, Betty Lou Monta,
Barbara Altig. Paul Mohr, Frank
Neyes, and Ivan Moon.
Following the graduation exer
cises, the 4H clubs presented their
achievement program. The sewing
SYLVAN — Thursday, June 1, PUPPET SHOW EPIC
club enacted a hilarious play, en
8:00 p. m. will se the latgest class
A puppet play "Wagons West titled "Beginning of an Idea.”
graduate from Sylvan in its his ward" was produced by the 8th
During the first scene, a group
tory. Mr. Spencer Hinsdale will grade at the final assembly of the of girls gathered to make doll
present the diplomas and Mr. Ber Sylvan school year, May 26th, in clothes and met with various com
nard Young will speak. Larry Cau- the auditorium for the entire stu plications that resulted in some
field will give a piano solo, Boyd dent body. All the puppets were v e i y strange looking attire.
Hillwertz, a violin solo and Kitsy made by the 8th graders except
In the second act, the results of
Cooper will present "Our School” the two bears.
their efforts were displayed to the
in monologue.
The class prophecy was read by audience with uproarious results
Jolly Ditzler will probably sing David Redpath and Paul Kutz. the and the girls decided to start a
his last boy soprano solo because | class will by Ed Kibbee and Phil club that would teach sewing—
j McEwan.
thus began the first 4-H club.
he is expecting to be a tenor by
S liiii- In s D ay, Sun d ay, Ju n e
FIRST
GREAT
GRAMM
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Patty Hart rendered ‘Tve Got a
fall. The girls' sextet, Carol Jones,
SYLVAN
Mrs.
Susanna
Siedler
Pain
in
My
Sawdust”
with
appro
Anne Morris, Frances Leach, Janey
tth . i«* |>ro<'laiiued to t'liro u ra^ r
Burton, Emily Cooke, and Glee has lived more than 40 years on priate motions after which the
welcome visits and cliet'riii^;
Washburn will complete the mu S. W. 61st Drive in Sylvan and at health club mude a mock bioad-
cast
over
station
“
HYGN"
demon
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she
proudly
announced
the
ar
sical program part.
fid Is to those ro u tin e d to
Mr. Ralph Nelson, principal, will rival of her first great grandchild strating the rules for healthful
Virginia
Rose
Coussens
at
the
living.
Beverly
Satterlee
gave
a
speed the graduates on their way
homes and hospitals hy illn e ss.
Wilcox Memorial Hospital May satirical version of a rural auction
and Mrs. Agnes Christie Swift,
entitled
“Country
Sale.”
their capable teacher, will bid 15th. Vltginia, a happy eight pound
baby, is home now with her par
The sewing club then presented
them a fond farewell.
ents Mr. and Mrs. Remi Cou- ens .« I A Night Out West," depicting
These graduates plan to attend of Hillsboro, Oregon.
a gathei tng of cowhands with ap
Lincoln high school: Gordon Brad
Mrs. Coussens, one of Mis Seid- propriate props consisting of sev
ley, Marvin Beckman, Vinson Per ler's seven grandchildren, is the eral bales of hay and an old fash
ry, Edwin Hicks, Boyd Hillwertz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Werner ioned lantern. All the gills were
220 S. W. First
Anne Morris and David Redpath. Schallberger also of Hillsboro. Mrs. dressed in western style and sang
Beaverton high will see these Schallberger is the eldest of Mrs western songs.
Next to P. O., Beaverton 4546
grads:
Larry Caulfield,
Kitsy Seidler's five children all living in
"Too Many Cooks” enacted by
Cooper, Emily Cooke, Jolly Ditzler, Oregon.
the cooking club,, depicted the
Jay Harris, Ed Kibbee, Paul Kutz. RICHARD SCOTT DUNN
dilema of a girl who had won
Phil McEwan, Roger Mobley, Bev
May 13th dawned cloudy but tin- first prize at the county fair for
erly Shslley, Peggy Tippet, Glee sun came out later for Richard a cake she bad baked. Thinking
Washburn and Joy Redick.
Scott Dunn born at the Emanuel that if she hud won first prize
Janey Burton, Katherine Iliinsky Hospital that day. Now he is home at the county fair by her own ef-
and Carol Jones will go to Catlin with his parents Mr. and Mrs. foits, surely, with the help of her
REMEMBER FATHER'S DAY, SUNDAY, JUNE 18
and Frances Leach to Grant high Eugene Dunn, 2700 S. W. Austin girl friends, she could win first
prize
at
the
state
fair.
She
invited
Road.
His
big
sister
Judy
Is
in
the
school.
all the girls to help her. Each
4th grade at Sylvan.
giil had a part In the preparation
of the batter for the cake; one
girl read the recipe while other
girls performed the other activities
in connection with the mixing.
Gossip and cooking not mixing
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very successfully, tlie cake was a
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