YOUNGSTERS PONDER MYSTERY
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BEAV ERTO N EN T ER P R ISE — Fndoy, January 19, 1951
USW Y Auxiliary
Serves Potluck
Saturday, Jan. 13
A potluefc luncheon wa» served
by the B M w ttM i Auxiliary No A.
Vutcd S p u u h War Veteran* is
honor of Baav«rU>n Comp No 81.
Department of Ore United 8p*ai*h
Wax Veteran* Saturday Jan 13th
at 12.8© p K. in the American
Lesion *>aii Beaverton Oregon
The Installation of Camp No 31
wa* held afterward*
Ax* u a. mg hi* position a* Com­
mander for the l**t time, Mr Mil­
ton Keyaer extended a eordia! wel­
come to afl
N ew o fficer, for ltS l are com
manner. H arry Shepard; ar rice
commander Car! Brtckaon; Jr rice
ir. Charlea
adjutant, William H
chaplain. Alois C Baker, hiatonan.
Or Herbert Putnam; and officers
of the day and the guard. Prank
Brown, and H M Barton Milton
Keyaer trustee for > year«
The <n>*. aflat ton wa* co&ducUd
by Dr H. A Putnam, past com­
mander W H Woodcock. O Ueifl
of eeremoeioa
A t 2 30 p. m the Auxiliary of
Beaverton No. 25 held a regular
business meeting with the pres­
ident. M rs Dorothy Mlckleaen pre­
siding There were several visitors
present.
On Feb 10 th there will be an­
other meeting for both the Camp
No. 21 and Auxiliary at 1 30 p m
American Legion Hail. All mem­
bers are urged to attend as the
president wants to discus* a so­
cial hour on that day
SCHOOL D ISTR IC T 97 jt Klre*
New*
The show given
Thursday was enjoyed by the class
Some are still wishing they knew
ust how to get a rabbit from a
Sfcirtey Martun has juisea our
class, coming from Vancouver
This week much work has been
dose is our four-room house, made
and furnished by the children in
connection with a “ family and
home” unit.
A story book is being made about
toys, from each child in the clans
They are drawing a picture of each
toy to go with the story
■second Grade .Hews Barnes
Patricia Epplett has been absent
this week due to Illness
The children are decorating the
room with free-hand drawings and
cutouts of snowmen, ice skaters,
skiers and other January motifs
We are also reading and writing
January' gtories. and incidentally,
hoping for snow
A starting unit on community
helper* will study the duties o f
the bus drivers and traffic rules,
and why.
First Grade News. Tualatin View
The first grade has a new dou­
ble drawing easel, and their paint­
ings o f modem architecture defin­
itely offer new Ideas
Clowns were made by the first
grade this week By placing the
eyes and mouth in different posi­
tion* a collection of happy, dopey
Sind sleepy clown* covers the wall*.
Second Grade New*. Tualatin H ew
Spring Is Just around the corner’
Terry Lash brought a large bunch
of pussywillow for the room Also
paper white narcissus bulbs, plant­
ed before Christmas, are blooming
now.
Ruth Tlppery's father visited in
our room one morning this week
He is part owner of the new elec­
tricians plant being constructed in
this community
This week the class has enjoyed
several records. Vicki Lewi* brot
"Little Red Riding Hood” , and
Tess Napoleon brought the album
of “ Hansel and Oretel.”
Three-b News
The 3-b class is sorry to have
the following absent with mumps:
Kathy Lulow, Mike Snyder, and
Ben Teboult, Sharon Corby and
Jimmy Farah from the 3-a class
also have the mumps.
A mural o f the Pueblo Indian
village has been made by the chil­
dren in chalk. The Pueblo Indian
song, "Grinding Corn” was learned
by the class this week.
Walnut face Indians, Eskimos
and Grandpa decorated with cotton
board.
have been made by the children.
General News
The magician show and movie
The teachers o f district 57 Jt.,
shown to the children Thursday
were much enjoyed by the chil­ attended a special teachers meet­
dren. The children each wrote a ing Thursday at the Barnes school. ^
G r e a t S w is s p h y s ic ia n
AND PHILOSOPHER, HE RE­
VOLTED AGAINST G A LEN S
THOUSAND
THEORIES.
L ast of the alchem ists ,
(HEN WHO SOUGHT TO TURN
BASES METALS INTO G O L D )*
s t a r t e d m o d e m ph ar m acy .
I n v en t ed s u c h d r u g s a s
Z IN C OXIDE AND LAUDANUM.
Watch For O u r
48th February
(f^exall
A N N IV E R S A R Y
D E A N S T? g x a if D R U C S
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Phone
PROFESSIONAL D R U G G IST "
3774
BEAVERTON,
Coffee aad rolls were served; also
date bars tast were generously R E PO R T O F CO ND ITIO N of FIR B T S E C U R IT Y B A N K of Beavertou.
contributed by our secretary, Mrs. Oregon, at the close of business December 30, 1960, a State banking
Da via A fter a short business roast­ institution organised and operating under the banking laws of thi*
ing. the film Human Growth was State and a rntmner of the Federal Reserve System. Published In M-
short story about what they en­ shown by Dr. Avery A discussion oordance with a call made by the State Banking Authorities and by
the Federal Reserve Bank of this D istrict
joyed most.
period followed the presentation
ASSETS
T k n e a News
Ail the pupils o f district 57 jt-.
John James ahd Gary Chumbiey attended a magic, and movie show r . . * balances with other bank*, including reserve bal­
764.345.»
ance, and c*«h items In process o f collection-----
wees sailed upor. the stage by the Thursday afternoon at the Barnes
U n ite d S t a t e « G o v e r n m e n t o b lig a t io n * d ir e c t a n d g t i i r -
magician Thursday, to help him school It —as i s
yabU occa­
antMd
..................... —....... .......... .......... 1.93637630
with some o f his magic trick* sion for the youngsters. The show
Obligations of Stats* and political subdivisions—----- - -----
7n.230.2l
They told the class their impres­ was presented by Jimmie Hahn of Corporate stock* (including $2*250,00 stock of Federal Re­
sions of their experience, and stat­ Tigard who Is well known in Wash­
2.230.00
serve bank)
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ed that they could not figure out ington county.
j n * and discounts (including $2,211.4 2 overdraft• ).
1,393.781.03
how he did thoae tricks even
Our good cooks Mrs Haskell and B -rh premises owned 12.250 00. furniture and fixtures
18,311.12
though they watched every move. Mrs. Dallmann are now serving
j i 6 .an.i 2 ------ ---------------------- -----------------------------
33.676.»
Ricky Boy lan practiced on the an average of 90 lunches per week Other asset# — --------------- ---------------------------------- --------
handkerchief tnck at home, then The second weiner sale was held T O T A L A S S E T S ------------- ------ -------------------------- --------- 4.910 492.97
L IA B IL IT IE S
did it before the class in a very last Thursday during which 13
successful manner.
dozen buns and weiner* were con­ Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corpor-
We have dec.ded to read up on sumed.
p o r a ü o n s ----------------- -— —--------------------------------------- 2.639.714.»
the art o f magic before the ma­
Two more such sales will be held ! Time deposit# of Individual*, partnerships and corporation# L359,937.61
Deposit# of United States Government (including postal
gician comes next year
before the end o f the term
savings) --------------------——-----------—---------------------------
83.00730
Gary George brought his teacher.
Deposits of States and political subdivisions.............. ..........
403,01137
Mr*. Bowman, a lovely bouquet of
Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.)----
34.30" 72
pussywillow* last Friday As far V IS IT TO RATE S
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TO
TAL ^
D E P O S IT S ------------------------------------86,740,478.79
as we know they are the first to
Mrs. Netanuis Waters of Farrs* TO TAL L IA B IL IT IE S (not including subordinated obliga
be brought to Barnes school this ington Road. *s a guest at the
4,740.478.79
tions shown below)
year.
home of her son Joe, at Bates.
C A P IT A L ACCOUNTS
Election of officers was held Oregon for a few week* They
23,000.00
C a p it a l---------------------- -------- ----------------------------
Friday morning in the 3-a room. made the trip by auto.
50,000 00
Surplus --------
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■ ——
Jocelyn de Lancey is the new
96,014 18
Another daughter from Portland Undivided profits .........................
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president. Fred Fetter is now vice- is staying with their mother while T O T A L C A P IT A L A C C O U N T S ---------------------------
170.014 18
4.910,492 97
T O T A L L IA B IL IT IE S A N D C A P IT A L ACCOUNTS
president. and Ricky Boylan is Mrs. Waters Is away.
•This bank's capital consist# of:
secretary.
Common stock with total par value of $25,000.00.
Many subjects concerning the
M EM ORANDA
class and the school were brought
Asset# pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other
up and discussed by the class mem­
purposes
■ .......... ............ —— . 743,010.00
bers. The most discussed topic of
I, Devoe Brasel. assistant cashier, of the above-named bank, hereby
all was behavior on the busses
certify that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge
to and from school, how it is and
and belief.
how it ought to be. Everyone rid­
Devoe Brasel
The
answers
to
everyday
ing the bus, in our room. Is making
Correct—Attest; Harry L Robinson
)
insurance
problems*
a special effort to be quiet and
Ernest D. Hite
) Directors
By Leonard Adam*
orderly.
Jay Gibson
)
St*te of Oregon. County of Washington, ss:
The class is learning “The Wind"
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10th day
by Robert Louis Stevenson, and
of January, 1951.
hope to have it completely mem­
(S E A L )
Jay Gibson, Jr.
{
orized by Friday. January 19
Notary Public for Oregon
Last week we had fun learning
My commission expires April 28, 1954
“ Gustof* Skoal.” a Swedish folk
dance.
This week
we learned
“ Come Let Us Be Joyful," a Ger­
man folk dance, also we started
to learn "The Broom Dance.” which
Q U ESTIO N; Is my Insurance
is tots o f fun, too.
Company still responsible for
The class is reviewing In spelling
defending a suit brought against
me as a result of an auto ac­
now. In arithmetic we are starting
cident even if I was in the
to learn our 3’s times tables.
wrong and have admitted it?
Four-a Room News
MANO
James Cathey has had company
A N S W E R ; Yes, the Company
all week and unable to attend
will defend you in the legal
school Guess who* The mumps'
action regardless
who
is to
Wava Hoffman was absent two
blame.
days last week, due to the flu-
bug. Sheila Fink was absent be­
cause o f an eye infection.
"Barney Hits the T ra il" is being
•If you’ll address your own
enjoyed by the fourth grade chil­
insurance questions to this o f­
WHITE LABEL
dren. It is a fine introduction to
fice, we'ii try to give you the
KENTUCKY WHISKEY
the next unit in social studies.
correct answers and there will
nip
be no charge or obligation of
Our room has the blues' But the
- A BLEND
ntHMITAtf
YELLOW LABEL
ant
kind.
snowmen brighten the effect. We
MAW
made chalk drawings on lovely
blue paper, and some of them are
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now mounted on our front bulletin
OREGON
ß
T h tu uou Know !
KENTUCKY
STRAIGHT
BOURBON
WHISKEY
and, of course, you
can continue to
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S M A E JM L£ B !Ç Ç
Leonard Adams
fi-jrjacb! J3??„ 52-5
'Personal Insurance Service"
Phone 3831 Any Time
73 Broadway, Beaverton
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Fruits & Vegetables
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CHRIS'S MARKET
H IG H E ST Q U A L IT Y M E A T S
A T A L L T IM E S
ROASTS and STEAKS
Carefully
Prepared for That Com pany
Dinner
Corned Beef BRISKETb 7 3 c
M ild, N o W aste
Skinless Weiners, lb. 59c
Plump, Juicy
P A Y N E 'S
PA N
R E A D Y PO U LTR Y
FRYERS
-
lb. 75c
STEW IN G HENS lb. 65c
'"B u y G ian t Dux or D reft or 3 La rg e Iv o ry
;
ASK
PINEAPPLE
US FO R A N EN TRY
I M ARG ARIN E
BLA N K
WE
NOW
HAVE
Doles' Sliced or Crushed
Tastewell
I Lb
No. 1
Flats
for
OPEN
8 A M
- 8 P M
F R ID A Y
l>* 290
790
8 A M
9 PM
Closed
Sunday
2 5 c
29 c
C & H
SUGAR
YAMI
YOGURT
1 0 , r 9 5 c
CO TTAGE
CHEESE
Alpenrose
Pint
IDA & BILL'S MARKET
At Junction of Canyon Rood ond ?roodwov, Eo*t of Boovcrton
Plenty .of Parking Space
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fo r cake*
Pastry, frying
OPEN
3 A M
8 PM
F R ID A Y
8 A M -9
Closed
P M
Sunday
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