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! U* of 0. Library Eugene, Oregon VOLUME 23, Number 32 BEAVERTON, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON Annual Washington Co. Fair Draft Board Highlights Special Events Suggests Use THREE DAY ATTRACTION FEATURES DISPLAYS Of Old Cards ' V LEVY OF DIST. N0. 48 VARIES IN AMOUNT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER SUBSCRIPTION IN ADVANCE—42.00 PETR YEAR SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS 1950 District 48 Gym And Science Wing For Adds Five To Beaverton About Complete Faculty List PROJECT COSTING $262,000 PROVIDES NEEDED Taxes are high enough and for residents of Beaverton who might have misunderstood last week's credit of 85.7 mills might keep from blowing a gasket hy a further extension of rates. OF 4-H CLUBS AND NUMEROUS OTHER EXHIBITS FACILITIES FOR GROWING SCHOOL POPULATION WW II SLIPS MAKE COMPLETE SCHOOL According lo J A Carpenter, county assessor. District 48, in With 4-H club members having Saturday, September 2, announces The new high school science ball season. Contract cost on the FANCY SOUVENIRS, SCHEDULE STARTS Road District 1, totals 85.7 mills; begun to move in on Monday and Leon Davis, manager, wing, under construction this sum science wing is *107,000 while the with Aloha-Huber Water District, other exhibitors and concession- Several changes from the pro- mer, will be erady for occupancy gymnasium cost is $155,000. NO NEED TO WORRY ON SEPTEMBER 7 87.7 mills; with Beaverton Rural aires working to the eleventh hour gram of previous years are prom when school resumes the first Providing needed facilities for Fire Protection district 97.9; with ; making ready a long list of at- ised fair-goers. Special educational 1 week of September, announces I an ever-growing high school popu In answer t6 many questions and BFRPD and Wolf Creek Highway i Paint-brushes have been *a' 1* i R. Metzler, superintendent, while tractions, the annual Washington exhibits will include the Oregon lation, the science addition might at the two sohool. of district | the new gymnasium will be com be called a wing of colors, as each county fair opened its 1950 pre- ' State Employment Service, the tequests for i n f o r m a t i o n . A, Water D '.trlct 9L2 nulls; with ; ^ sentation at 9 a. m., Thursday, state game and fish commission Lemcke, member of the Washington AHWD and BRFPP 98 9 mills; 48 and everything is in readiness | pleted in time for the next basket- room has been decorated in indi August 31, to continue through and a display of weapons in battle county selective service board, sug- West Slope Water Dist and West for a new school year. vidual shades. field setting, by the National gests that the best use to be made Slope RFPD, 92.9 mills; WSWD The "turquoise room” will house of draft cards registered under the and BRFPD, 91.2 and in the city Five new teachers will be on Guard stationed at Hillsboro. the home economic department, in World War II draft regulations is : °f Beaverton, 103.7 mills hand when Beaverton grade schools Hobby Hall, a feature which at two sections. First is the kitchen, for souvenirs. The school district alone, to all l,Pen September 5, reports Errol tracted much interest in previous which features a laundry unit, re Present effective act is dates as the above totals, contributes 49 3 Hassell, superintendent. One of years, will again be a special item frigeration and seven electric them. Mrs. Ella Kenton, is already of June 24, 1948, he points out. ' mills. on the fair patrons' list, with ranges Each of the seven kitch known by the students for she did This concerns only those persons , hundreds of individual entries al en units will accommodate four substitute teaching in Beaverton ready assured by county residents born after August 30. 1922. Anyone j girls, with necessary drawers and last year. She is a graduate of born prior to this date, under pres j of all ages. There will be new col table space. Southern Oregon College of Educa lections added this year, Davis ent law, has no responsibility to tion and Jast taught in the West The sewing section, adjacent to register or to worry about com JEANETTE VAIL TO points out. the kitchen, has full-length mir Portland school. She will teach BEGINNING HOURS pliance. Newly started this year will be rors, individual "tote” drawers for the third grade in the Merle Davies In short, he emphasizes, the se COMPETE AGAINST a "Youth Day”, which shares Fri school. each member of each class, tables, SPLIT TO ENABLE lective service act that governed day with "Pioneer Home Com shelve* and other equipment as Mrs. Violet Mills will serve as REGIONAL WINNERS ing Day.” Plans for events include conscription for World War II is well as an office area for teachers. MORE BUS SERVICE now null and void. Unless and the vocal teacher at the same a program starting at 1 p. m. and school. After graduating from ____ the „ ____ Jeanette Vail, attractive Beaver- Both sections have tile floors. The will feature several foot races, until a new act is drafted to raise University of Oregon, Mrs. Mills ton high school student, leaves this se,w*n*' ro°m baseboards will be of RALEIGH SCHOOL — Raleigh sack races, 3-legged race, wheel the age of draft eligibles. old-time 1 PHYSICAL EXAMS taught music in the Milwaukie , week for Havana to compete in the a,um*num wbi'e rubber bases will School will open on Tuesday, Sep barrow race, potato race, football draftees may consider themselves I outside the call. public schools and later was super- international finals of the Arthui ln ,be kitchen. Tile in the tember 5th. The children will cort)e throw, baseball throw, penny I BEFORE INDUCTION visor of music in the Astoria public Murray dance contest. kitchen Is of the non-skid variety. in at the usual time Tuesday but scramble, ticket scramble, horse ¡ schools Th ,. . old » girl, I . . daughter .. room” is scnooia. The 15-yeag of . „„ The "lemon v ..... .. designated . * will remain only long enough for race, one-legged race and shoe j DUE SEPT. 5 AND 6 ... ,, i as the schools little theatre, seat- Mrs. Margaret Rake comes from Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Vail, Walker , ._ , „ ... , , registration and to receive books scramble, bicycle races and par-1 • i .-.u' . r . . , . _ . i _ . mg about 100. Public speaking, he. Chief Joseph schoo in Port- Road ha. won the Oregon cham- dramatlc, and muaic clJ ^ g wt,, and supply lists, School hours {or ade. Cash prizes will be awarded Service in one of the armed land and will teach the second pionship for two years in succes- mak# u„p of tM- this year will be 8:40 a. m. to 8:00 for all winners. forces of the United States draws grade in the C. E. Mason school. sion Last Sunday, she and her . ... p. m. for grades 4 to 8, and for A Journal Juniors special stage j m . l of . d .i a English a little closer for some of the 99 she a Kruduate of the Oregon partner. /-n*» Cliff Birch Portland, , ___ „ classes . . . will . . . use . the "or- , grades 1 to 3 the hours will be show will be offered for the young . . . . . . . . . ’ chid room." All of the foregoing young men of Washington county College of Education won the Northwest regional contest 9.20 a. m. to 2:30 p. m Services for Ernest F. Rabe of who will report September 5 and 6 sters, in the afternoon, with a re are on the first floor of the wing. „ , One of the fourth grade rooms in Seattle. The change in school hours is peat performance in the evening. 2358 Denny Road Beaverton, were at <he Portland pre-inductl„n ph y - On the second floor, a spacious at the C. E. Mason school will he As guests of the Cuban govern- ! biology classroom and laboratory necessary in order to get the ser held at the Pegg Chapeb Beaverton jca, pxamination center, under di- °n Tuesday. August 29th at 1:30 rectivp of the local S((lictlve 8Pr. taught by Miss Thelma Cooper, a ment, the young dancers will com- i8 provided. There are demonstra- vices of an additional school bus p. m. The Rev. Richard Auman of for transporting children to and vice board. Eleven are slated for graduate of La Crosse State Teach- pete with other regional winners tjon tables, sinks and a window- ficiated. Vault interment was in September 5 and 88 on September ers ( ollege, who has taught in in the contest. greenhouse for plant growth ex- from school. Raz Transportation Granta Pass and at the Southern Beaverton residents had an op- I periments as well as storage space j Crescent Grove Cemetery. company will furnish a bus to as fi. Mr. Rabe passed away in a Port- Oregon College Training School. portunity to see Jeanette dance for supplies. Dominant color Is sist the bus owned by the school Forty-five draftees were listed Eugene Springer will start his j when she appeared in the PTA ! chartreuse. . ... district. The Raz Transportation ‘ land hospital the afternoon of Au- gust 26th after an illness of three f<>1 '‘xam'na,ion® 0,1 Au-u-t *■> and fir«t teaching post when he takes sponsored show, “Stars on Parade", "The "blue room" Is for general bus will begin picking up children I months. He was born on November 16, of whom 36 were examined.' over one of the eighth grade rooms | last fall in the Merle Davies school, science. It is furnished with a dem from grades four to eight at 8:10 Requiem mass was offered He ----- had Two delinquent at — the ------- Merle --------- Davies --------- school. --- He > -------- onstration table and classroom a. m. on Oleson Road at Vermont St. Cecelia Catholic Church in , 22, 1903 in Utica, — - Nebraska ---------- — . were classlfied a — avenue. From there it will go to Beaverton on Tuesday morning at ; ,lved tn Oregon since 1942 and in desks. fr ! h d f. ho , , . has Ju"t been graduated from Pa- moved from the draft board juris For the chemistry department, Raleigh Heights; then to Broad 9:30 for William A. Snyder of Beaverton since 1946. ,ciBc University. He was a carpenter by occupa- diction or were otherwise removed a "palomino room" is provided. moor, turning left at Brentwood Cedar Mill Park. The Rev. G. M. "Old Hands" who will be present Five laboratory spaces, recitation Apartments to Laurelwood Drive. Sniderhon officiated. Vault inter tion, was active in the organiza from the U A classification at the to greet their students at the Merle ^ urea and demonstration space are The bus will then go to Birchwood ment was in Mount Calvary cem tion of his trade and a member of plev<>n*b hour. Davies school will be. Miss Merle From the draft of 36 examined, road, left on Wyndenmre Circle to etery. Recitation of the rosary was Carpenters’ Union. local No. 738. InCltFfled. There Is also a dark Davies, principal; Mrs. LaRene Ely room for chemical experiments, aa Brentwood where it will turn left at the Pegg Chapel, Reaverton at He was a member and had been *8 were found acceptable for im- and Miss Marjorie Johnson, first vico-president for several years of mediate induction, reports Mrs. grade; Mrs. Margaret Saunders well as general storage and a to Laurelwood Drive and back to 8 o’clock on Monday evening. workroom, adjacent te the main the school on Laurelwood, arriving William (Bill) Snyder was a well the District Council of Carpenters. Barbara McCleod, board secretary. and Mrs. Alice Carlson, second about 8:30 a. m. section. known Washington county real At the time of his passing he was Original plans for seven to be grade; Miss Dorothy Hermens, J The bookkeeping, shorthand and EXPOSITION PACKS The Raleigh School bus will estate broker both in this area secretary for the carpenters local drafted has increased to the degree third grade; Mrs, Helen Nelson, secretarial science room is of begin to pick up children at 8:15 and the surrounding country. He for about a seven year period. He of indicating a possible call of up fourth grade; Miss Letha Brewer, peach color. It is outfitted with SEVEN DAYS FULL a. m. on Ridgewood Road and it was recognized as a big friendly was also chairman of the carpen to 16 men by the middle of Sep fifth grade; Mrs. Florence Payne tember. desks and blackboards. will follow a route as follows: Can- man to whom no one was a stran- ters apprentice sub-council. and Mrs. Nancy Congleton, sixth He had been chairman of the Due for delivery after the start Fighting forces, meanwhile, have grade; Mrs. Hazel Jackson, Mrs. OF ENTERTAINMENT yon Drive to Gable Lane to Fair- ger. of school are 113 new lockers for way Drive to Birchwood road (this ; He was born close to Bridge- McKay school board for about two been swelled by the call to active Fay Marks and Mrs. Kathleen the wing. An open house will be duty of many reservists of all Evanson. seventh grade, Mrs. Flo- bus will not pick up the children ' water, South Dakota in 1901 on and one-half years. Livestock barns for the Oregon He is survived by his wife, Alma branches of service. on Birchwood road or Wyndemere ' April 15th. His young career start- rence Bullls and Mrs Lucille Kir state Kalr whlch op€ns Labor held shortly after the resumption Circle) to Parkview Drive to White ed at Oklahoma City In the early M. Rabe of Beaverton; three chil- In Beaverton, among those who I win. eighth grade. Day. September 4. for a full week. of school, giving the public an op portunity to inspect the new fa Pine to Sunset road and to Jamei- 20's where he was department drej1, Raphael, Darrell and Robert have been called hack into uniform At the C. E. Mason school the are crowded to capacity with more cilities. at home. There are four brothers son road and back to the school, manager in a leading music corn- include Harold Dean, U. S. Navy; and two sisters; Theodore of Utica, Ernest Casteel, John Ruchen, Vern staff will Include: Mis. Esther entries than ever before. Almost The main gym floor gives a 100 arriving about 8:35 a. m. pany of that vicinity. _ . . . ... * . Nebraska; Arnold of Los Angeles, Hasness, Sgt Melvin Smith. U. S Peer, principal; Miss Margaret Gal- 5,000 head of animals, including by i06 foot playing area and a The buses will exchange routes, After ten years as sales manager , Ca„ f Edward c „ * ley, Mrs. Grace Wells and Mrs. dairy goats and cattle, will he In- balcony, 32 by 80 feet, on the Army; Donald Jenkins, U. S. Ma Ruth Wilson, first grade; with the Raz bus taking the route he became regional organizer for . ... . .... Mrs eluded in all classifications, . . „, , . . j i,» _ . . _ . nois; Walter of Utica Neb.; Mrs. rine Corps. west wail for seating and activity beginning on Ridgewood road and the Catholic Order of Foresters, a hltzabeth Myers and Miss Jnnell A full aaaortment of entertaln- purposes. Rollaway bleachers are Lydia Heiden of York. Nebraska the Raleigh School bus the other, j fraternal insurance company for Unofficial reports are that on Devlne, second grade. Miss Lily mPnt )8 on tap. Twice daily, there .,|anned and Ruth Rabe of Utica. in picking up the primary children states of Oklahoma. Kansas and Qn the Pa8t wa|i, „ 8jm|iar bal- His mother. Mrs. Albertine Rabe one day fifteen received orders Wagner and Mrs. Marie Watson. wm bP fr<,p vaudeville acts on the and will begin at 9:00 a. m. and Missouri. A similar period was and eight another day lives at Utica, Nebraska. M .*rd Jfw*.de: Ad? Fr.!**e ",n‘‘ midway and ,’very evening except ,.ony and seating-activity area will arrive at the school about 9:20 a.m. spent as an accomplished brokei Miss Thelma f ooper, fourth g r a d e , »4U n d a y the horse show and rodeo bp provided at a later date n real estate and insurance in Mrs. Florence Brownlee and Mrs will be held in the horse stadium One new room has been added Poys dressing room only Is be Ila Hutton, fifth grade; James to Raleigh School this year, mak Oklahoma City and in his current ing built this year, under the west The state fair Water Follies, a Beach, sixth grade; and Mrs. .“ Wiftly-movlng two-hour show with balcony, due to lack of sufficient ing ten rooms in all. New teachers office of husiness at Aloha. Evelyn Jones, vocal music. He married Dollie Grace Mar on the staff are Miss Mary Mich- cast of 70 through 12 water and funds In the light of today's build- alov, who will teach a second and shall in St. Joseph’s parish of Shuttling between the two build 10 stage act*, highlights the eve- |ng costs. When the east balcony third grade group; Mrs. Mary Put Oklahoma City in 1926. They have ings will be Miss Evangeline Mosh- ning program. And In the dance is added, there will also be pro nam. who will teach seventh two children; a son. William Dean ofsky, Mrs Ruthann McKenzie, pavilion, immediately after the visions for a girl’s dressing room. grade; and Mr. John Sonnhalter, Snyder and a daughter. Rosemary Mrs John Oillmore and Dean yVater Follies, old-time dances will j On the north gym wall, the bal- MORNING AND EVENING SCRIMMAGES FEATURE Elizabeth Snyder. who will teach eighth grade. Jones. be held nightly. cony area will be fitted for wln- He was active in Civic affairs, Teachers returning to the staff Thc expected enrollment of 800 other than 4-H, exhibitors from dows. This area will be used for WORKOUTS; FIVE HOME GAMES TO PLEASE FANS this year are Miss Wilmeth Truen- charter member and on the board will be divided almost equally be paH(P, n end of the county In- broadcasting various events. Also bach, first grade; Mrs. Harriet of directors of the Chamber of tween the two schools, according c|U(je : Lullo W Matzen, Sherwood, on the north side Is a 32-foot With contact work starting Beaverton high school gridders are to Hassell. All 7th and 8th graders, 8bePp. Hii hard Boerkman. E. W. trophy case, In the downstairs Krom, first grade; Mrs. Erma Commerce of Aloha for the last Provost, second grade; Mrs. Ruth three years. He was a member of August 28. including scrimmages bearing down for a tough 1950 all 6th graders living West of Ellis Roeckman and Wayne Sagert, Sher- , foyer, along with ticket office and Nett, third grade; Mrs. Laura the Knights of Columbus and also on teh two-a-day workout schedule, ’ Hr'* 11 tefior - ■' n‘ nod Murray Avenues, and all 1st. wood Guernsey; Lindow Brothers public toilets, r reese, high school coach. Prar- , nd 3rd , th and sth graders llv- and ^ B Ha,'( route 3, box 248, This north side of the gym will Johnson, fourth grade; Mrs. Edna a prdminent member of the Cath tlcea are at 9 a. m, and 7 p. m in>, WP8t of \Vatson St. and South p 0I,iand , Bethany district) and eventually be extended 36 feet, tor Wallace, fifth grade; Miss Jean olic Order of Foresters and a mem- Sehriever, sixth grade: and Mr. I her of the St. Cecelia Parish in ‘ °n l , '„!'.qUad ♦"''J'0“ 1" hav* been #f Canyon Road will attend the Kdward N„ m Sherwood. Holstein; provide twelve more class rooms. Beaverton. Harvey Harris, principal ' Wl?'. H nUm ’ *r ° f ,h* .h°.yH Merle Davies school. Albert Meter and Son. route 2, box General contractor Is Kenneth The teachers and the principal In addition to his wife and two « • .1 ' ,n>t j0 ummf r 1 ’ Students at the C. E Mason 570, Beaverton, Brown Swlsa. Hall, who resides at Raleigh wtth- Students are 8choo, wj„ COmprUa the lat, 2nd, are attending a county workshop children, he is survived by three I . ever ou s an in payers are , n ,h( j|Kht hnises ixunthv ;n " ni" " ,l' « h s< honl d' st.rlCi, 1° Jt" among those missing, because of for teachers at Hillsboro Union sisters; Mrs. Elizabeth Cacek of 3rd 4th ........ and 5th graders living east anoeregg Mc0 ililvary, Dorothy Anderegg and I " nd hl* *• Bob the Jobs that will continue up to | mc <nmvaiy. iwrmny ano 1 ~ ~ — . nt w . „ t Foster High School during the week of Ogden, Iowa; Mrs. Rose Tschetter the opening of school ° f Wa,,,on and nor,h of ( anyon Jane Powell, route 2. box 954, Bea Modern 0^ Beaverton Highlands Company ; of Yankton, South Dakota and August 28th to September 1st. are furnishing the tile for the Road as well as all 6th graders verton, Tennessee Walkers having Just completed four model So far, the lads showing to ad- . . ....... Mrs. Mary Horner of Beaverton. science wing corridors and class . _ east of Ellis and Murray avenues There is one granddaughter, Nancy homes in the Sandberg addition vantage are: Captain Jimmy Tsu- rooms. on Bertha-Beaverton highway, j gawa, left halfback; Paul Strand- Children entering school for the j R. Snyder. within the Beaverton city limits herg, fullback: Jimmy McKntght, first time must be six years old on He passed away August 27th in announces an open house on ! right halfback; Bill Byrd, quarter- or h®fore November 15. 1950 They the early morning. Sunday. September 3, from 12 noon back; Ernie Zwahlen, fullback; must present a birth certificate or to 9 p m . according to L. C. An- Melvin Mori, left halfback; Lyle its equivalent. Also required for the derson, sales representative. Kingsley, Dick Gervals and Eddie first graders is a health examlna Jobs are going begging at the The homes are FHA approved Zurflueh. ends; Dick Wise, guard; tion. Hillsboro office of the Oregon state and feature Youngstown kitchens, Ken Alexander, tackle; Bill Miller, On Tuesday, the opening day, I Bethel 20, Job’s Daughters Is i employment service, reports Alvin Hponsorlng a tea and style show The Jay-c-ettes will present their tile bath and showers, oil furnace oenter; Boh Rasmussen, quarter- students will remain only long Elkins, manager, with 139 non- enough to register The following 8t (be Beaverton Masonic Temple annual style show September 8th. and insulated construction. hack agricultural openings remaining The Sandberg addition was re- A lot of the others show signs of 1 day they will he dismissed at noon. Saturday afternoon September 9th 1950 at 8:00 p. m. in the Beaverton full schedule a{ 2 30 p. m high school cafeteria unfilled on August 29 Jobs are in The descendants of the pioneer cently annexed to the city of real ability, Freest adds, and have not maintaining all fields, both skilled and un-. families of Miller. Peterson and Beaverton Included In each home only to get Into playing shape to until Thursday Clothe, shown will be from The ' ThlB th<> them* w1" * * eD' skilled. Nelson held a reunion picnic at are all city services, including show therfiselves Buses will run on the same Casual Shop (formerly Chez Suzyi titled ’The Window” and will offer Included in the Jobs that couldn’t Avalon Park, Sunday, August 20. j sewers, streets, curbs and aide- I^ettermen from 1949 who will schedule as last year pending the „4 West Slope. Bethel girls will do ;l Pp*,|< through to a preview of find takers were those tn fields of Seventy-four members of the 1 walk, the latest fall fashions for women he returning this season Include arr|val of the new grade school their own modeling food processing, construction, log- familfes were present, comprising ------ - Tsugawa, Jerry Olson, Byrd, Me- f)Pet Ticket* may" be "purehased from from ,h” M<’d“ K’, “h,*’n ” ' T #’ ging. sawmills, retail stores, d o four generations The oldest mem- MISSIONARY GUILD DATF, Knight, Danny Steele and and^ Paul Bethel girls or from Barbara Hem Chez Susy and childrens clothes from Jeanne’s Kiddles Klothea, mestic services; stenographic, aee- her was Peter Nelson of Port-! The Missionary Guild of St. Mat- Strandherg. barkfleld and Ger- A im s TO REWARD FI ND rich at BE 8211 or BR 4525. Welhy’s, Clark's Whiteside, and retarial, office, x-ray technician land, and the youngest was Ralph ! thew Lutheran Church will hold va>4 Lyle Kingsley. Alexander Reading of the Cedar Hills dog . and automobile mechanics There Franklin Osness. age 2 months, of it’s first fall meeting on Sept. 6 Wise, Chuch Holland and Miller Walkers. poisoning episode In last week’s , WEST SLOPE PlILPIT Several specialty numbers have are also a number of calls for Kent. Washington. at 8 p m In the churrh parlora. linemen. L. Thomas, Rev. J Russell Raker, executive been arranged for the evening's general farm hands. Swimming and volleyball were "The Hope of India" will be the The 1950 schedule, which In- ENTERPRISE. N The employment service will enjoyed by the group Also a soft- topic Discussion of plans for the elude» five goo,: home gnmes to realto*. called to offer «n sddition sec retary of the state convention entertainment and refreshments typewriter at its county hall game between the second and fall festival of the church and ap- give local fans a full allotment of al M® to " dd *° fund awaiting Qf the Northern Baptist church will be served have will ti< U m minister at Valley; tickets (or this production will fair booth, at Shute Park, and third generations. pointment of committees will fol- football, includes Sllverton. (there* whoever help» in apprehending th Community United Presbyterian be available at the store» display- any secretary wanting to take All members live ln or around low Forest Grove, (there); Tigard. doK poisoner. •he aptitude «M l classification Por’ land. except several f a m i l i e s Re'reshm ents will he s»r. e<! H ■■•herg St Helen«: A* a dog l o v e r Thorna ad church. S W B r e n t w o o d a v e n u e Ing posters advertising the atyld test will be welcome to do so at who motored from Kent, Wash.. Members and friends are urged to (there) Oregon City; West Linn, his interest in seeing the culprit and Laurelwood Drive, West Slope, show or may be purchased from any time. to attend. note thla important meeting 1 (there), and McMinnville. brought to time. next Sunday, Sept. 3, at 11 a. m. any of the Jay-c-ette member*. Raleigh Sets School Start September 5 Draft Board Readies Call For 99 Men Girl Enters Int'l Contest In Havana Ernest F. Rabe School W orker Dies August 26 Wm. (Bill) Snyder Realtor Of Aloha Passes A t 49 Yrs. Oregon State Fair Starts On Labor Day Beaverton Gridders Shape Up For Tough '50 Schedule r I i ,h p , Highlands Homes Shows 4 Models Sunday, Sept. 3 Jobs Go Begging In All Fields At Hillsboro Office Three Families Hold Reunion at Avalon Aug. 20th Job's Daughters Style Tea Notes "Back To School Style Revue On Sept. 8th O ffers Peek In "Window*
