The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, September 13, 1946, Image 4

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    COOPER MOUNTAIN HAZELDALE PERSONALS
COOPER
MOUNTAIN
HAZELDALE
New Businesses
Must File With
Wage Board
The M. J. Callahan family are
happy to be back in Beaverton
T eaching A t Nehaiem
after suffering a complete loss
Miss Lefts Kincheloe, who grad­
when their home burned last Jan­
uated from the Oregon College of
uary after which they were forced
Education in June is now teaching
to live In Portland due to a lack
Nehaiem, where she accepted
of housing facilities in this sec­
Thousands of new business en­ in
a
position
beginning Sept. 3.
tion.
terprises in Washington, Oregon
• • .
They are now living in their
and
Alaska
are
estimated
to
be
in
Baby
Born
home on Sorrento Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Merel Jones are
violation of wage
stabilization
regulations through failure to ap­ ' the parents of a boy born Sept.
Admitted To Hospital
him Terry Lee.
Robert H. Bastian, 18, seaman, ply for approval of their wage 5. They named
• • •
second class ,son of Muriel Bas­ schedules,
John
B.
McCourt, Visits In Washington
tian, of Beaverton, has been ad
James Kincheloe visited this
mitted to the Naval Hospital, Chairman of the 12th Regional
said week end with relatives in Walla
Long Beagh, Calif. He is under Wage Stabilization Board,
Walla, Wash.
treatment for a broken right arm this week.
Prior to his hospitalization, Baa
McCourt said all operators of
tion served aboard the attack oil­ su ch new businesses, employing Family Reunion
A family reunion »vas held Sun­
er U S S Cacapon.
more than eight workers, should day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
m • •
apply immediately to the regional Kenneth Mills for Mrs. Mill'
Attends Training Conference
Mr. C. B. Walker returned on boa rd for approval of their wage brother, Ernest Humphrey, M. O.
Tuesday from a Scouter’s training sch ed u les or they will be sub­ 2-C, on furlough from the navy.
He will report back soon to Se­
conference at Glacier
National ject to severe penalties in the
form of income tax disallowances. attle and expects to be discharged
Park.
“The
order
requiring
prior
ap­
next January.
Attending
the session s
were
Scout executives from O reg on . proval of wage schedules for new
•
Washington, Idaho and M ontana. businesses exempts employers of Purchase Farm
eight or fewer workers but if the
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Eton of
employement rises above eight, ap­ North Tobias Ave., have purchased
Visits Walker Home
plication
for
approval
of
the
en­
Mrs. Eva Amot of Oswego vis­
Mrs. Staub’s farm.
ited last week in the home of Mr. tire wage schedule must be filed
within 30 days.” McCourt pointed r u n n i n g lia / a . a r .
and Mrs. C. B. Walker.
out
The Happy Hour Club met with
Copies of the wage regulations
governing new businesses and new Mrs. Kenneth Mills Sept. 5. They
job rates may be secured from the are now planning on a bazaar to
Regional Wage Stabiiiaztion Board be held some time In November.
offices in Seattle or from the
nearest Wage and Hour Division
office of the U. S| Department of
I.abor.
NOW!
Recuperating
Mrs. Mary Cavaness received
word that her mother is much im­
proved.
80 Years Young
Grandma Larson celebrated her
Careless driving may wreck a
80th birthday last Friday at her fender—or a f a m i l y ! ________
home on Sunset Road.
Her two daughters, Helen Spen­
cer and Evelyn Mitchoff invited
Louise Johnson, Millie Reavis, Al­
ice Davis, Laura Clausen, Chris­
tine Wold, Grandma Barron, Mary
Cavaness and Mrs. John O. Lar­
son to help her celebrate.
Mrs. Larson was one of the first
BICYCLES— Sold and Repaired
settlers In Cooper Mountain. Her
friends wish her many more hap­
LAWNMOWERS— Serviced
py birthdays.
• • •
Toys, Model Airplanes, Athletic
Improving School House
Equipment, and Wheel Goods
The school house is being made
317 FARMINGTON ROAD
very convenient for the pupils.
New lights are now being install­
Beaverton
Phone 3861
ed.
• • •
Leaves For Palo Alto California
Mr. Helmie Wold,
father of
Leonard's & Ernest's
Laura Clausen and Gunleaf Wold,
left last week for Palo Alto, Cal.,
where he will make his home.
• • •
Sunday School
_
for Prompt
The Cooper Mt. Sunday School
went down a little in attendance
Courteous Service
last Sunday.
There were only 18 present and
on
the collection was $6.56.
• * •
Sunday Visitors
The L. H. Davises and Genefred
Bloomquist families spent Sunday
• Electric Shavers
in Oregon City.
DON'S...
SPORT SHOP
Radio - Electric
Repairing
BEAVERTON
PERSONALS
Nnviil B(‘8«»rve
Veterans Administration Phn'o
Club Doings
Cooper Mt. Sewing Club will
meet at the Parker home on Bany
Road Tuesday, September 17th.
* * *
Visit Fair
Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Davis and
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Davis were
Friday visitors at the Fair in Sa­
lem.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hart, Mr.
Reavis and Mr. John Johnson
spent Saturday at the Fair.
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•
Percolators
Intercommunication
Systems
Ironers ami Irons
Guests At Party
The Methodist Young Adult Fel­ Ruff and his blind master, Edward J. G lass, 24, brought 7,000 persons to meir
Is The Time
lowship on Thursday evening, Aug­ feet with sp o Tane- '5 a 'at-.e during recent corrm^ncement exercises at Stan­
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p
ford University. C 1 s, M e ine veteran of l!.e Dieppe raid who was blinded
ust 29th, were guests at the Rose- during
maneuvers in this country, completed work on his A . B. degree at the
man
Ranch
at
Farmington
for
a
The
first Pacific
Northwest
C a iifo riv a uni/ersity under Pu'o! 1 tw 16. He made the honor roll consistently
109 Watson St. Beaverton
To Give Your Car
chapter of RONS, organization of corn feed and evening of fun and
and n rcJu sicd with c' iinctioii. P.esident Donald B. Tresidder is shown present-
reserve officers of all Naval Ser­ fellowship together.
ing
.* diplom a
vices, was organized Sept. 5th,
a "F A C IA L "
with the formation of the Port­ Huyride With Truck
Friday evening, August 30th, the
land Chapter. A charter applica­
tion was sent to the National Methodist Youth Fellowship en­
joyed a hay ride, using one of
Keep It In Line With the Headquarters of RONS In Wash­ Howard
Smith's trucks as a mod­ PILGRIM LUTHERAN CHURCH FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
ington, D. C. by Lt. (J r ) Paul
Farmington at Menlo
4th and Watson Sts. Phone 3695
Orris, USNR, ¿525 N. Concord ern Dobbin.
* * •
"Younger Set"
Beaverton, Oregon
Everett L. Bowers, Pastor.
Ave., Portland, who was elected
Erwin A. Gerken, Pastor
Attends Bluebird Camp
9:45 a.m. Church School. Mrs.
temporary chairman.
Corner First and Tucker Street*
Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.
Nan jlourquin, Supt.
Membership In RONS is open
Glenia Kay Ely attended Blue
Beaverton
Divine service 10:30 a. m.
11:00 a.m. A Laymen’s Panel
to all reserve officers of the Navy, Bird camp at Gales Creek last
Formerly The Ritz
Have Those Disfiguring
W ELDING— OF A LL KINDS
A cordial welcome to all.
Presentatio n on the subject of
Marines, and Coast Guard, Includ­ week.
Three Changes A Week Now
stewardship will be the feature of
ing the women’s reserves. The or­
Complete Automotive Service
• • e
Sun. Show runs continuously from
KEEDVILLE COMMUNITY
ganization which has the approval Shower And Party
the morning service.
Specialists In Re-Boring
Dents and Scratches
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
of Navy Secretary Forrestal was
7:30 p.m. The M.Y.F. meets in 1:30 to 11:30. Evening Show 7 to
The Mary Martha class of the
and Motor Re-Building
11:30
Two
entire
show's.
Rev. Hampton, Pastor
established to assist in the devel­ Christian Church surprised Mrs.
the “Upper Room” with Miss Loi
Children (under 12) 20c; Adults.
Sunday
School
10
a.
m.
G.
E.
opment
of
the
Navy
peacetime
Jean
Sweet
leading.
The
topic
Fred
Dalton
with
a
shower
and
Phone - Beaverton - 2981..
Removed
50c; Students, 40c; Loges, 60c
reserve program and to act as a party one evening last week. Mrs. Geiger, Supt.
will be, “Who Is An Educated
medium for reserve officers to of­ Glenn Ely was In charge of ar-
Man?”
Worship Service 11 a. m.
ficially express their attitudes on I rangements.
Young People’s C. E. 7 p. m
10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, the Friday and Saturday, Sept. 13 & 14
RAINBOW OVER TEXAS
, ,
W. S. C. S.
GET A NEW PAIN T JOB Naval policy.
The Portland Chapter will work | Ateend State Fair
ALOHA ASSEMBLY OF GOD
7:30 p.m. on Thursday, the choir Roy Rogers, D. Evans, G. Hays
—
DEADLINE AT DAWN
closely with the Naval District
rehearsal
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ely and I Sunday School 10 a. m.
S. Hayward, P. Lukas, B. Williams
COM PLETE
Representative
in
the
development
7:45
p.
m.
Evangelistic
service.
daughters,
Glenia
Kay
and
Nan-
j
BRING IT IN TO
News
, |
of the Oregon Reserve Training cy Jo, visited at Champoeg and 1 Tuesday 7:45 p. m. Bible study.
ALOHA
COMMUNITY
Program. A meeting is scheduled attended the State . Fair at Sa- I Friday 7:45 p. m.
FO UNTAIN
Young peo­
Sunday to Tuesday, Sept. 15 to 17
BAPTIST CHURCH
in the near future to select per lent Labor Day.
ples service.
SPELLBOUND
manent chapter officers and to in
SERVICE
Rev. Rilla Mae Stephens, pastor I Grayden D. Loree, Pastor.
• • •
Ingrid Bergman, Gregory Peck
Church School—9:45 a.m. Miss
ltlnte the local program.
Visitors At Dean Homo
Twin
Husbands
News
A
Cartoon
Sandwiches, Pies & Coffee
All officers of the Naval Reserve
Frank Dletch and family ar- i CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Mary Antrim. Superintendent.
Morning Worship — 11:00 a.m. WednAsday and Thurs.. Sept 18-1»
services in the Portland area are rived Tuesday from Glendale, Cal-
Leonard C Johnson, Pastor
We Have Good Fresh Pop Corn
Sermon topic: “The Gentile Needs
Invited to Join the Portland chap­ ifornia, for a visit with Beaver-
PINNOCHIO
Phone 3691
Salvation.”
ter and may obtain information ton friends. They are staying at
" G E T IT A T "
9:45 a.m. Sunday School, Edith
Disney Production
Evening Service—8:00 p.m.
from Chairman Orris at WE 4285. the home of Mrs. Mary Dean.
Popular Science Minstrels News
, Watts, Supt.
"Let Us Fix It Up"
Youth
Fellowship—7:00
p.m.
P A T S SHAKE SHOP
11:00 a.m., Morning Worship.
Friday and Saturday, Sept. 20-21
Washington crossed the Dela­ Return To Beaverton
6:45 p.m. Young People's ser-
STORK CLUB
CLUB
2 Doors So. of P. O.
Beaverton
ware standing up because every
STORK
Misses Loretta and Joanne Mor­ vices. Hi-M I. Y. Pres.. Don Gram- VALLEY COMMUNITY CHURCH
Beaverton, Ore. Phone 3333 UflM hr sat down somebody hand­ ton have returned to Beaverton ling. N. Y . P. S Pres., Juanita
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
I Betty Hutton, Barry Fitzgerald
Open Daily 10 a. m 'til Midnight
a
r ___ and Fairway
_ ________ Dr Inusual Occupations News A Car.
ed him an oar.
to enter school. They have been Keebaugh.
S. v.r
W. Gabel Lane
in Grants Pass visiting their f a - 1 7;45 P-nv Evangelistic Service.
Rev. H. A. Armitage, pastor
Defective or over-heated heating ther.
Wednesday 7:45 p.m. Mid-week
Sunday Service 10:30 a.m. Ser­ IH=lll=lll=lll=lll=lllslll=lll=lll3lll=lll=lll=lll=lil=lll=lll=lllslllalll=lll=lll=lll=lllslll=lll
equipment caused 60,000 fires In
prayer and Bible Hour.
mon “Importunate Prayer.”
ifi
l
1944. Check that furnace before Visit Brother's Home
winter comes, warns the National
L A T T E R -D A Y S A IN T S
Mr. and Mrs. Burt G. Conolv
ST. MATTHEW
Safety Council.
American Legion Hall
of Highland Park, Michigan aie
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Main
St.,
Hillsboro,
Ore.
■spending the month of Septem­
hi
Canywi Road Near Sylvan
ber in Oregon. This week they are Sunday School at 10 a. m.
=
Werner
J.
Fritz,
Minister
hi
guests in the home of Mr. and Sacrament meeting at 6:30 p. m.
3
Sunday, September 15, 1946.
Mrs. J. E. Conoly on Lombard St. Elder J. T. S. Peterson, Branch
HI
Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.
This reunion of the two brothers Priest
Homecoming
Service
11
am.
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for
is the first in over 20 years.
Sermon subject, "The Call To Ho­
ST CECELIA CHURCH
FU N ERAL SPRAYS, C U T FLOWERS, POTTED PLANTS
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liness.”
GuesM Visit
Masses:
7 a. m.—8:30 a. m.
You
are
invited
and
welcome.
¡H
Guests at the home of Mr. and 10 a. m.
By
ON LOMBARD
Mrs. Tom Graf Sunday and Mon­
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ill
BETHEL
day were
Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Cheerio Club Meet«
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Braun, of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs.
Í
The Cheerio Club met at Mrs. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Fred Braun and son. Bob, and Fisher’s on Friday.
Mrs. Pearl 6th and Watson Sts. Phone 3385
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Mr. Orval Thompson, all of On­ Newman and Mrs. Straley's friend
9:45 a.m. Church School. “All
tario, Oregon.
Aboard for Adventure.” Miss Am­
from
Kansas
were
present.
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arette Barnes, Supt.
in
Return Front San Francisco
11:00 a.m.
Morning worship.
Norma lVntz Bride
.H
Mrs. Henry Mayfield and daugh­
Miss NormaPentz became the “The Church as a Fellowship of
ter, Dorothy Vastleff, have iust bride of Louis Fllbrook at a sim­ Prayer."
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returned from a ten day visit In ple ceremony held in Vancouver,
7:00 Young People's, Topic “The HI
i T i
San Francisco, Cal. with Mrs. Washington recently.
Quest for Adequate Authority.”
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Mayfield's daughter, Lnurene, who
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The bride wore a yellow sheer
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is living In San Frnncisco, where dress and a corsage of yellow
CHURCH OF CHRIST
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she Is working for the well known roses. Mr. and Mrs. Flbrook will
Second and Main Sts.
floiest, Angelo Rossi. Miss May- make their home in West Port.
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G. W. Springer, pastor
field used to work in Portland Oregon where Mr. Fllbrook Is in
Morning worship and preaching j =
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for Tommy Luke.
business, as soon as a house is service at 9:45 a.m. followed by ! Ill
e • e
in
available.
the communion. The topic of the jjj
Returns Home
morning sermon will be “What
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Mrs. Carlson returned from San
The advertiser—Tell him yoa Think Ye of the Christ?”
Diego on Thursday evening. She read his message In the paper.
in
Bible School Class session 11:00
had tieen with her father who
a.m.
I
passed away two weeks ago.
Christian Endeavor 7:00 p.m.
LEG A L N O TIC E
• • •
in
Notieo Of Scanonal Dr termination m. Evening worship service 8:00 p.
A tten ds Shower
i T i
Notice is hereby given that the
Mrs. Wlllhanks. who lived here
Bible study and pray­
at one time, attended the shower employers listed below have been er Midweek
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service Thursday, 8:00 p.m.
determined to be seasonal em­
held for Miss Rhoda Thyng.
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ployers within the meaning of
IPs A Roy
_ Section 126-707 O.C.L.A. Any inter­
HIGHWAY CHAPEL
liny I our Tickets from the Hearerton
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Mr. and Mrs. Norvell are the ested party may request a hearing
Services will be held in Tent on
proud parents of a baby boy born before the Commission within ten Highway Just East of Cedar Street in
Merchants
days after final publication of this in Beaverton.
a week ago.
hi
• • •
notice. The "off-season” (In cal­
Orville J Poulin, Minister
Visiting
endar weeks)
of each seasonal Sunday School 10:00 a. m.
AdmiftftionSl. per Couple Including Tax
621 Conyon Rood
Beaverton, Oregon
Miss Tillie Kelley is spending a employer in Washington County Morning Worship. 11 a. m.
few daya In Mllwaukle.
is as stated below:
Evening
Service
7:45
p.m.
W ith our dry cleaning we are featuring
R. D. Bodle Co.. 40-21; General
Thursday evening, 7:45 p.m.
IH=tlt»ill5HI=HI=IH=m=n|=n|3||
Seattle \ Isltors
Foods Corp. Birds Eye-Snider Div .
Mrs Jennie Alexander and sis­ 50-17; Oregon Nut Shellers, 19-31:
ter, of Sacramento. C al. have been Portland Canning Co.. 47-23.
OREGON ITNEMPI-OYMENT
visiting relatives in Seattle. They
returned home Monday evening. COMPENSATION COMMISSION
Dated and first published this
• • •
Visit Ormnma chapter
30th day of August. 1946.
About twelve members of the
Date of last publication 13th day
10 year guarantee
O E.ft. attended Friendship night of September. 1946.
at Orenoma Chapter Monday eve­
ning.
CLEARW ATER PLUMRING
• • •
O.
E.
ft
Meeting
Save 20 to 25% on your FIRE IN SU RAN CE COSTS
Gas Water Heaters
The O E S. held a regular
Orogoa M utual » a lk ie . a fa NON A SSESSA B LE. You N EVER pay
meeting Wednesday evening. A
Fairbanks Morris Pumps
m aintain* mere than thro« tima* th# (urplu* required by Of*«*n
pot luck dinner was served pre­
mare than i k t premium on Ik * taca • ) I k i policy. Ore*©« Mutual
3eaverton, Ore.
PU 2925
ceding the meeting In the down­
Insurance Law«.
stairs room of the temple.
Officer! Organise
SUNDAY IN THE CHURCHES
Logan's Welding
and Supply
Beaver Theater
C a rr
Chevrolet Co.
SPORTSMAN'S
BEAVERTON FLORISTS
Beaverton 2965
DANCE
sou™ " ALL,N AVINUI
Beaverton
ROD and GUN CLUB
I
POPPERT - WELCH
COME IN A M ) SEE
Huber Hall
OUR COMPLETE LINE OF
Waterless Flavor-Seal
ALUMINUM
Saturday, Sept. 14
9:00 p. m.
Toasters - Irons - Breakfastrr
W est end of Y
r
Vote Fish Bill 312X YES
Beaverton 3961
IDEAL CLEANERS
Berlou Mothproofing
For your garments,
rugs and furniture
Ü
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance C o .
52
of M c M innville
Oeqgnited ia 1894
W A L K E R and NELSON,
Y e a n a« Reliable Soevka
Aqant*
New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
"Evary Form of Protaction"
Phone 1732
Hl»*boro, Oregon
MV
f. M
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Television
A
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D
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service by
Rader
O
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Beaverton Hordwore
Phone 3921
FURNITURE MOVING
Call
Beckett Truck Line, Inc.
Hillsboro 542 Portlond EAvt 3727
We Specialize in
THOROUGH
LUBRICATION
Ross F. Whisman
Si
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SIGNAL STATION
Hall
St.
iverton. ( )rc.