sentences:  (then Cedar Street), to the northwest of the center of Beaverton.As Watts Field began to run out of space for expansion, the nearby field that had come to be known as Bernard's Airport grew.In 1932, Watts Airport was still the larger of the two, occupying of land, with 10 airplanes based there (and room for 40 aircraft), and was the third-busiest of nine airports then operating in the Portland metropolitan area, while Bernard's Airport occupied and had only three aircraft based there at that time.