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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1950)
BE A V E R T O N E N T E R P R ISE — Friday, October 13, 1950 PTA MEETING WILL DISCUSS INCREASE IN SCHOOL SUPPORT ' HOT OFF THE PRESS The first edition of the Hazel dale school paper known as the | "Hazeldale Shell” will be out next ' week. GATHER n u t h a r v e s t Many boys and girls of the Hazeldale school are busy picking up filberts and walnuts after school and between showers. YMCA SWIM SESSIONS Rev. Joe Mitchell and Mr. Land- Ingham are taking a group o f boys i to the YMCA Wednesday evening, | swimming. T A L K ON CAK E O F “ MUMS” By Gladys Hrsterle# The Cooper-Dale Garden Club H AZELD ALE — The executive board of Hazeldale P T A met will meet Oct. 18 at the home of Tuesday evening Oct. 3 at the Mrs. Bertha Holland. Mrs. R. E. home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Burge. Jenson will be co-hostess. Mrs. Holland and Vivian Stank- Monthly meeting will be Oct. 13, ovitch will talk on “ mums" and 8 p. m. at the school house Program chairman, Mrs. J. R their care. The ladies of the Cooper-Dale Smurthwaite announces a speaker will discuss the school bill which Garden club has been invited to will be on the November ballot. attend the meeting of the Aloha All parents and friends are wel Gardeners, this (Thurs.t 1:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. J. A. York, to come. hear Dr. Hanley speak. STO RY O F SB EAR NE D Hazeldale Happy Hour Club GOLDEN RULE CLUB EVENTS CHRONICLED BY met Oct. 5 at the home of Mrs. The Golden Rule Club of the OUR CONTEM PORARIES IN A. Higgs for an evening meeting i third and fourth grade room elect- j N O R TH W E ST COM M UNITIES ed officers this week as follows: Only nine were present. No action was taken but plans Rex Tausher, room monitor: Shar A MAMMOTH TOOTHACHE The trail of a mammoth tooth are being made to hold a baked on Neal and Mike McCathern, hall food sale. More details at a later monitors; Dale Darkin, lavatory ache may have been uncovered on monitor; Karen Garvin, fire cap Main street of Prineville, recently, j date. The C E N T R A L O R E G O N IA N ' The next meeting will be with tain; Dale Erickson, news editor Mrs. M. W. Wagenblast, pot luck and volly ball captains are Reg relates discovery, at least, of a fossilized mammoth’s tooth in a ' at noon and the meeting will start gie Ehler and Judy Hays. gravel pit. strictly at 11:30 a. m. The *2.00 CHANGE IN NAVY DUTY Identification o f the fossil was j from each club member will be Bill Holland, brother of Nancy due along with a story of how and Kenny is home from Bethesda, made by a local student of geology each had earned it. The ladies Maryland where he has spent the and is said to date in the pleisto cene period. The find is a mass ! will tie out another quilt. ■ past year studying chemistry. fragile, rock-like substance When his leave is up he will go of BUY N E W CHEVROLET Mr. and Mrs. M W. Oamrath j to Bremerton, Wash., where he [ about six inches wide, eight inches and their children, Colleen and will he stationed. Bill is with the ! long and two Inches thick. It has the appearance o f being in layers Billy went to Seattle, Wash., on Navy. and the clinical analysis is that Saturday, Oct. 7, and returned LOS ANG ELES VISIT J. R. Smurthwaite left for Los 1 the hard tooth covering had been home Sunday driving a new Chev Angeles Saturday afternoon and worn away before the huge animal rolet. discarded the tooth. FOR M EN AND BOYS will return home Oct. 18. A few years previous, another A large number of men and W EE K IN SEATTLE some boys attended the get to- \ Mrs. W. A. Hays has returned fossil-hunter uncovered a mam- gether at the Hazeldale Bible from a week vacation In Seattle. moth’s tusk, near the same pit. Other finds have been a fragment Church Saturday evening Oct. 7. GRADE SCHOOL MAP Thomas Dryden was inspiration Mrs. Anna Rassmusson, teacher j identified as the petrified shin for the 1st and 2nd grades made bone o f a two-toed horse, a stone al speaker of the evening. HERE FORM MONMOUTH a map of the district as it lies | pipe, a fragment of human arm Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Doughty and along Farmington road, marking bone and yet another larger bone daughters Rose and Bernice of the side roads and homes o f the which has as yet defied identifica tion. Monmouth, visited at the home of children. In the same line of news, a few Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hesterlee, The class also drew a picture of miles north of Prineville a huge the school house. October 8. fossilized Redwood tree was dis- covered last spring. Reportedly the largest single piece o f petrified wood on record, It measures 8% feet in diameter at the butt and 6H feet through 33 feet up the trunk. While the full length of the tree f» has not been uncovered, the part now exposed is estimated to weigh several hundred tons. • • • IM)K VISITS (TTY L IF E " F U E L - S A V E R ” HEATERS Lebanon found the paradoxical G U A R A N T E E D T O GIVE situation o f a wounded doe appar- Y O U MORE FOR Y O U R I ently seeking refuge in the heart I of a city. MON ETI The EPRESS tells of the Inci dent and the frantic hunt that fol lowed. Gatling guns and muskets, how ever, were not the weapons In the second trailing, but press Speed Graphics. There were two photog raphers trying to get a shot at the diminutive doe but no success at tended the attempt. Tn fact, when the wounded doe 1 shifted into high gear, the ptflotogs didn’t even get close enough for a telescopic snap. 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