The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, June 21, 1946, Image 4

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    FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1946
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
WEST
SLOPE
pouf Mas mesp
SHOPPER-TUNITIES
MUELLER
GARAGE,
BROS.
SERVICE
PLUMBING
Better
SERVICE
Homes
Phone BE 7542
Conor n Rd. ot West Slope
Phone BR 9669
8901 S. W . Conyon Rood
Rood Rock, Sand .Gravel, Lawn Dirt,
Dump Truck Work
Paul's Shell Service
GARAGE ond SERVICE
LEACH and BUCK
STATION
W e Specialize In Repair W ork
Phone BE. 6503
Tw o T ru c k s T o Serve You
Orders taken at West Slope
Plumbing Shop
Phone BE 7542
V A LLEY
RICHFIELD
V IE W
ANTIQUE AND GIFT SHOP
Valley View SERVICE STATION
GARAGE
SLOPE
Plumbing
W e specialize in repairing brakes & motor tune-up
Conyon Rood at Sunset Rd.
★
WEST
STATION
LU BRICA TIO N
AND
Canyon Road ot West Slope
West Slope
LUMBER
Sylvan School
Holds Annual
Meet in"
Ad|ocent to R ichfield Service Sta.
★
SERVICE
'
Canyon Road a t W est Slope
PH O N E A T W A T E R 6951
Phone A T . 6951
Helen’s Beauty Salon
YARD
“ Everything fo r the H om e ”
Phone -- BRoadway 6122
IMMEDIATE
APPOINTMENTS FOR PERMANENTS
“ the sh op fo r m eticulous w o m en "
BOARDS — SHIPLAP — DIMENSION
COM PLETE BEA U TY CULTURE
Immediate Delivery
Including Manicuring and Facials
Open Evenings by Appointment
S. W. Canyon Road
Phone BR 6786
Outaide W hite P a in t
Plyw ood
9049 S.W. Canyon Rd. Portland 1, Ore.
The annual board meeting of
the Sylvan School was held Mon­
day evening, June 17th.
Louise Grondahl was elected the
new school board member. Mrs.
Grondahl formerly taught home
economics at the University of
Washington in Seattle, Washing­
ton and is well versed in school
matters.
Spencer Hinsdale, the chairman
of the board is serving his third
yea ron the board and John Hoo­
per, the other member, is serv­
ing his second year.
A much needed bond issue was
voted for $60,000 to build a four
room
addition to the
present
school.
Since the school population has
increased over 70 per cent in the
last five years and since no add­
itional space has been made, the
school has become greatly over­
crowded.
Health regulations require 300
cubic feet of air for each school
child and Sylvan school during
the last year has had less than
150 cubic feet per child. The prin­
cipal’s office, of necessity, has
been used for the eighth grade
class room and has been much
too small.
A basement room, not Intended
for such use, has had to be used
as a classroom and in order to
heat this room, the rooms above
had to be greatly overheated. Al­
so, the sanitary equipment is ex­
tremely inadequate. There is no
play space other than the gym­
nasium, which is much too small
to accomodate the entire school
population on rainy days.
These conditions can now be
remedied since the bond issue has
been approved.
Salary increases for the teach
ers were also passed.
WEST SLOPE RADIO
& APPLIANCE
RADIO
L ook O ver Our Sunk O f;
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Canyon Road
Strawberries are now at their bent
and Klondike Watermelon*
are wonderful
at Howatt Ave.
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We
DELIVER
W EST
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BE 0733
BR 9998
RAINBOW
£ ELECTRIC CONTRUCTION, Inc.
WIRING
COMMERCIAL
—
INDUSTRIAL
HOUSE WIRING
T H E R M A D O R
ELECTRIC HOUSE HEATING UNITS
Estimates Gladly Given
Service Calls Taken Care of Promptly
FRANCHISED DEALER FOR THERMADOR & MONITOR
HOME APPLIANCES
BEAUTY
SHOP
LEAVE ORDERS AT RICHIES HARDWARE
N ITE CA LLS — HILLSBORO 16F14
MMMMi
APPOIN TM ENT
Phone BE 9492
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Parker, S.
W. Wilson Avenue, have had their
duughter and son-in-law.Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Strope
and
their
granddaughter, Beverly Ann, of
Bremerton, Washington, visiting
them since Saturday. June 8. Mr.
and Mrs. Strope are returning to
Bremerton soon but Beverly Ann
plans to stay with her grandpar­
ents through the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Neuman Ward. S.
W. Wilson Avenu, have had Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Opsal of Van­
couver, B. C. ns guests during the
past week. The Opsals left June
17 to return to their home.
Mr. Neuman Ward is enjoying
a fishing trip on the McKenzie
river,
staying
at
Thompson's
Lodge. Mr. W. G. Swendsen, Mr.
Harry
Shellworth and Mr. Ed
Sproat of Boise, Idaho are with
him on the trip.
Mrs. C. E. Diller and children
Bobby and Judy. 8403 S. W. Cash-
mur lane, left Saturday, June 15,
for a two weeks vacation at Can­
non Beach. Mrs. Fred Catton, Mrs
Dillar' mother and Mrs. Hilda
Drewson, Mrs. Catton’s sister, are
with them.
Georgia Ann Gunnestrup, S. W.
Cashmur Lane has just received
from a case of mumps.
Mrs. John Robinson. 8405 S. W.
Cashmur lame, took her daugtv
ters, Barbara. Ruth and Greta,
and their friends. Sally Salts, Ann
and Linda Efflnger and Fern and
Minnie Smith to
the Portland
City Park Blocks for a picnic
lunch and to the Art Museum.
Wednesday. June 19.
The Erfeldt family of West-
dale have a new baby.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hamilton
left Monday. June 17, on a bus­
iness trip to The Dalles.
I
For Service Call Beaverton 2481
J
BE 6624
OPEN EVENINGS BY
8717 S. W. Canyon Road
I turn by way of the Oregon Caves
and Crater Lake.
Bob and Dick Grant are going
to visit their Grandma and Grand­
pa Sherwood of Tigard while their
Mr. nnd Mrs. Larry Barzee and mother and sister are In Caltfor-
their sons. Dean and Gary of S. | nia.
W. Wilson Avenue left for Rich­
Dickey Monroe, son of Hal
mond, Californa Thursday, June Monroe, Seaside, has been visiting
20, to visit friends for about ten Bob >nii iMob 1 ">|- B W. WU
days Mrs. Russell
Grant and son Avenue since Saturday, June
daughter, Faye, are going with IB
them nnd then on to Burlingame,
Mrs. Charles Runes nnd child­
California to visit Mrs. Grant's ren Gary and Caroline, S. W. Mc­
sister, Mrs. Harry Smith.
The Millan Avenue, left for the beach
Barzees nnd Grants plan to re- Sunday, June 16, for a two week’s
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SERVICE
PHONE
SLOPE
West Slope
Personalities
^
d e a l e r
Permanent Waving, Finger Waving
Manicuring
S. W. Canyon Road
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PHilCO
A UTH O RIZED
I
Employed a* City Hall
Miss Mary Myers la working in
the city hall for Mr. Doty.
B r id g e
L u n ch eon
W edding
The wedding of Miss Evelyn
Roeske, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul M. Roeske, of W’est Slope, to
Robert F Rankin was solemnized
Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock,
June 16. Rev. Werner Fritz of St.
Matthews Lutheran Church offi­
ciated.
The wedding was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman H.
Mueller, the bride's aunt and un­
cle.
The fireplace,
decorated with
pink roses and greenery, served
as the altar.
The bride, who was given away
by her father, Paul Roeske, wore
a gray dressmaker suit with pink
accessories. She wore an orchid
corsage.
Alice Roeske, the maid of hon­
or, wore a pink dressmakers suit
and had a corsage of gardenias
and pink rose buds.
Dorothy Anne Dillow, soloist,
sang, “ Because”.
She wore a
brown dress with black accessor­
ies.
The reception was held down
stairs. The table was decorated
with pink roses and greenery and
the wedding cake, which was sur­
rounded by candles.
Miss Jean Rankin and Mary
Bartchey, assisted by Mrs. Alonzo
Clawson, served.
Over
seventy-five
guests at­
tended the wedding and recep­
tion.
The Eastern Washington Coun­
ty softball league has been or­
ganized and double header games
will be played every Tuesday and
BEAVERTON
Thursday evenings on the Bea­
Shows Every Nite 7 to 11:30
verton High School field. Pre­
liminary
games.
league
team Reg. prices Children 16c Adults 40c
playing a visiting team, will be­
June 19-20-22— Wed. Thur. Sat.
gin at 6:30 p.m. and league games
THREE STRANGERS
at 8:15 p.m.
Romance ot the West, Eddie Dean
An admission of 10 cents is
charged for the purpose of pay­
FRIDAY, June 21« Regulor Show
ing for the electricity used for
With Serial added -Tiger Woman'
the lights.
June 23-25— Sunday to Tuesday
yhe schedule is as follows
GUEST W IFE
Tuesday, June 25
Bonny Slope vs Visitor
Cloudette Colbert, Don Am eche
Wedded Bliss
Beaverton vs Hazeldale
Bahama Sea Sports Cartoon, News
Thursday, June 27
Beaverton vs Visitor
June 26-27-29— Wed Thur. Sat.
West Slope vs Hazeldale
YOLANDA AND THE TH IEF
Tuesday, July 2
Fred Astoire, F Morgan
Bonny Slope vs Visitor
THE BIG SHOW
West Slope vs Beaverton
Gene A utry,Sm iley Burnette, News
Friday, July 5
Hazeldale vs Visitor
Friday, June 28 Regular Show
Bonny Slope vs West Slope
With Serial Added 'Tiger Woman'
Tuesday, July 9
West Slope vs Visitor
Hazeldale vs Beaverton
Thursday, July 11
Bonny Slope vs Visitor
Hazeldale vs West Slope
Tuesday, July 16
West Slope vs Visitor
Bonny Slope vs Beaverton
BICYCLES— Sold and Repaired
Thursday, July 18
Beaverton vs Visitor
LAW NM OW ERS— Serviced
Hazeldale vs Bonny Slope
Serenaded In
West Slope Home
On Monday morning, June 10,
the San
Diego Marine
Band,
which had come to Portland for
the Rose Festival, came out to
West Slope to play for Major
General Larkin.
Most of the members of the
band had served under the Major
General In his recent commands.
Spending Holiday
Major General Larkin has been
Dr. and Mrs. Hal Le Seuer of In charge of Marine Aviation for
West Slope left Sunday, June 16 the West Coast, the South Paci­
for Seaside, Oregon to spend their fic, the Central Pacific, the Phil­
vacation.
ippines and North China.
West Slope Laeks Post Office
West Slope is at present with­
out a post office. The A. C. Bar­
Two lake and stream survey
netts who bought out Mrs. Jane
Miller, who formerly had the post crews are being placed in the
office do not wish to run it and field this month by the Oregon
One
up to now no one has been found State Game Commission.
four-man crew will be assigned to
to take it over.
make a survey of the major coast­
al streams south of the Columbia
Newcomers
Mr .and Mrs. Clarence Francis River to the California line. Their
Jr. have
recently moved
into work will inclüde study of fish
West Slope. They purchased the populations, looking for barriers
Jack Cody home in Benz Park. to fish migrations and making
recommendations for stream im­
provements. Some of the more
Son Is Married
Traves F. Brazda, stepson of important coastal lakes also will
Mrs. F. S. Brazda, of the West receive attention.
The second crew will work on
Slope Beauty Shop, was recently
married
in the Grace
Baptist the major problem lakes in the
Church in Portland. Mr. Brazda Cascade Range and make initial
is working in the Portland post surveys on a number of lakes not
covered in previous years.
The
office.
men will also engage in improve­
ment work where trash fish are a
Flying To San Francisco
Mrs. W. F. Manthey, of 3315 S. problem.
With the setting of all the phea­
W. Crestdale Drive is flying t»
San Francisco, June 27, to visit sant eggs needed for this year’s
her son, Robert McCabe, who is production at the four game Com­
connected with the C and H Su­ mission game farms, approximat­
gar company. She expects to be ely 6,500 adult birds have been
gone about two weeks.
released in both
western
and
She will be accompanied by her eastern Oregon. The goal for this
granddaughter, Georgianne Boyce, year’s total production of pheas­
ants has been set for 60,000.
of Prineville, Oregon.
GAME NEWS
West Slope
GROCERY & MARKET
Shafer and Neer
lia s
Soft lull I League
Organised
Roeske-Rankin
Mrs. Edward Casey, of Weat
Slope, entertained with a bridge
luncheon. June 18.
Ten gueats
were invited.
RITZ T h e a t r e
DON'S .. .
SPORT SHOP
Toys, Model A irplanes, A th letic
Equipment, and W heel Goods
Richfield Station
Changes Hands
317 FARM INGTON ROAD
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Barnett have
bought out Jane Miller, of the
West Slope Richfield Valley View
service station. They plan to have
a service station,'garage, and give
general automotive service.
In the adjoining building, for­
merly the post office, Mrs. Bar­
nett will run an antique and gift
shop.
Mrs. Barnett is a profeessional
interior decorator. At one time
she owned a shop in Los Angeles,
Cal. and has done decorative work
for several of the movie stars
as well as many Los Angeles
home owners.
Women's Class Meets
The women’s class of the West
Slope Community Church held its
meeting Tuesday evening. June 18
at the home of Mrs. McDowell in
Hillsboro. The meeting this time
was purely social and over twen­
ty-five guests were present.
Beaverton
Phone 3861
WOOD
16” MILLRUN BLOCK
and SLAB
$8 Cord
in
Cord Loads
Leave Orders at
JACKSON GROCERY
In Beaverton
or
Phone 3894 Beaverton
G LEN W O OD FUEL CO.
RUGS and CARPETING
We now have a good assortment of
WOOL RUGS
In ATTRACTIVE COLORS
and POPULAR SIZES
9 x 9 . 9 x 1 2 - 9 x1 3 6 "
27 '
- 9 x 1 3 - also 12x13
Hall anti Stair Carpet
BEAVERTON
Mexican hand made rugs
UNION DAILY VACATION
BIBLE SCHOOL PROGRAM
in Smaller Sises
If e If ill Re (rlatl To Shotc Them
To You.
Friday, June 21 at 8 o'clock
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
vz^uithina. ^
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lltmtltcitrk Displays,
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the 9/ome.
B eaverton
Sinking anti E xercises
VETERANS OF WORLD W AR II . . .
I.O. O .F. and REBEKAH LODGE
PHONE
P I C N I C
3031 PHONE
Entertaining Service Men anti W om en
o f W orld ff ar II
BEAVERTON TAXI CAB CO.
SPECIAL
Shute Park, Hillsboro
SUNDAY, JUNE 23
H AVE YOUR
SERVICE
M ERCHANT CALL US
for Merchandise and Medical
DE LIV ER IE S
WHEN
PICKUP IS R EAD Y
Basket Lunch at Noon
COFFEE, CREAM and ICE CREAM FURNISHED
Bring Your Lunch Basket and Your Guest and
Enjoy the Day Visiting
24 Hoar Service
ALL WASHINGTON COUNTY ODD FELLOW
AND REBEK ill LODGES PARTICIPATING
Your Beaverton M AYTAG
Announces • • •
W ASHER REPAIR SERVICE
for M A Y T A G owners
Grauer & Ackerman
HEATING
—
AIR
ON CANYON
CONDITIONING
ROAD
Just Call 3031 for Action
Dealer
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First Methodist Church
Sore 20 to 25°o on yosir FIRE INSURANCE COSTS
Oregon Mutual Policia« ara NON-ASSESSABLE. You NEVER pay
maintain« more than thraa time* the surplus required by Or*9®"
more than tha premium on tha face of tha policy. Oregon Mutual
Insurance Laws.
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HOME APPLIANCES
BEAVERTON 2699
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Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
of
M c M i n n v i l l e
Organised in 1894
S2 Years of Reliable Service
New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
"Every Form of Protection"
W ALKER
end NELSON.
Agents
Phone 1732
Hillsboro, Oregon
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4th and WATSON STS., BEAVERTON ^
EV ER ETT L. BOWERS.
Pastor
Guest Preacher
Rev. Donald M. Bowers of Newberg, Oregon
Sermon:
"The Life-Giving Vitamins"
Pastor Attending Annual Conference ot Seaside, Oregon