The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, February 28, 1947, Image 3

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CEDAR MILL
Kum m age
Garden Club
Meets Wednesday
LEGAL NOTIcfc
NOTICE OF SPECIAL
ELECTION
N O TICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN
That the City C ouncil o f the City j
o f Beaverton. W ashington County. I
i o , e S0n- has called a special eiec-
u ° n. . to
held on the 11th day
o f March, 1947, within the
cor- I
porate lim its o f the City o f Bea-
verton and a special election to
be held on the sam e date with- j
in the territory hereinafter des- I
cribed sought to be annexed, at fe
w hich election there will be sub- . 2*
m itted to the electors o f the City I Ci
o f Beaverton and to the electors
within said territory the question
o f whether the follow in g described
contiguous territory shall be an­
nexed to and becom e a part of
the City o f B eaverton. Oregon, to-
w it:
Beginning at a point in tue
center o f County
R oad No.
1232,
also know n
as Menlo
Drive, which point is the most
westerly, southw esterly
cor­
ner o f the City o f B eaverton;
thence
easterly
along the
southerly
boundary
o f the
City o f B eaverton to a point
in the center o f E rick son A ve­
nue; thence southerly follow ­
ing the boundary o f the City
of Beaverton to a point where
it
intersects
the
southerly
boundary extended easterly of
Berthold’s A ddition to B eaver­
ton, a plat o f record in W ash ­
ington County, O regon ; thence
westerly along the southerly
boundary extended, the south­
erly boundary, and the south­
erly boundary extended w es­
terly o f the said B erthold's
Addition
to a point
in the
center o f C ounty
R oad No.
1232; thence
northerly along
the centerline o f County R oad
No. 1232 to the point o f be­
I The bill further provides that
ginning.
the board o f con trol shall have
The electors shall vote for an­
authority to ch arge less than 4
nexation
or against annexation
w hichever
shall indicate
their
, per cent interest. If the Stnte
choice.
operations are as efficien t as the
The polling
place within the
i
average savings and loan institu-
City o f Beaverton will be at the
* tion the cost o f op eratin g the de­
City Hall, and the polling place
partm ent should not exceed 2 ‘y
within said territory sought to be
H B 118 as prepared by Rep. per cent which eventually would
annexed shall be at vacant house
O. Johnson,
o f W ashington permit
a reduction
o f Interest
marked "P o llin g P la ce” located J.
on N orth Side Hazel A venue and County, am en din g the Veterans' rates to the veterans ns it should
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the polls shall be open from 8:00 Loan A ct, p rovid es for loans up not be the intention o f the State
N ew H om e B eing Built
to $5,000, except lonns guaranteed o f O regon to make a p rofit on the
a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
W illis B lack
is starting co n ­
to serve
under provisions o f title 3 of Pub veterans,
but m erely
N
otice
is
fu
rth
er
given
that
in sizes 10 - 42
struction o f a house on his prop­
lie Law 346. in w hich case loans them in getting established as a
Mrs.
Mabel
G
oyt
and
Mrs.
Lillian
erty fa cin g Cornell R oad just east
Strutter Cloth and Gabardine
T hyng are appointed to act as may be granted not to exceed $10, home ow ner or ow n er o f a farm .
o f L eahy Rd.
Featuring Snap-in Magic
Judges, and Mrs. Iva Sum m ers (000.
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A ppraisals are to be m ade by
T he bill also provides that the appraisers appointed by the di­
and
Mrs. D orothy
W righ t and
Crotch
P layground B onds A pproved
Mrs. May B lasser are appointed to d irector o f veteran s' affairs shall, rector o f veterans affairs, on a
T he special election held last
act as Clerks w ithin the City o f upon approval o f the board o f regular salary and if the state is
F riday even in g at the Cedar Mill
m aj{e o j, loans such apprais-
B eaverton; and Mrs. A. L. D on­ con trol, selj, assign and transfer
¡sch ool w as approved b y 29 votes
aldson and M r. J. L. B enson are notes and m ortgages when the ers will have to be approved by
all sizes
and vetoed by 2. T he election was
appointed to act as Judges and total volum e o f loans exceeds $3.- the veterans' adm inistration. The
held fo r the purpose o f voting on
Mrs. R o y L ayton and Mrs. Carl 000,000, p referen ce in assignment director shall have au th ority to
bonds to cover the balance o f $1.
R ogers and Mrs. C. B. W alker being given to len din g institutions appoint
other
appraisers
and
575 on the new ly acquired play­
are appointed to act as Clerks in the State o f O regon in the lo­ where appraisers are not available
sizes 10 - 16
ground p roperty fro m Mr. Brady.
cality
in
w
h
ich
the
loan
is
made.
within the territory outside the
in outlying districts an apprais­
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Featuring Snap-in Pods
City o f B eaverton sought to be T he purpose o f the above provi­ al com m ittee can be appointed in
Hard
T
im
e
D
an
ce
E
n
joy
ed
sion is to prevent the State o f the locality, con sistin g o f tw o or
Come to
annexed.
T he hard tim e d an ce given by
D A T E D T his 3rd day o f F eb­ O regon from building up a big m ore recognized business men in
L eedy G range S aturday night was ruary, 1947.
institution and yet permits the the district. A ppraisals are to be
well attended. V ic ’s orch estra fu r­
Date o f first publication F eb­ state to have a sufficient volume based
upon cu rren t
appraisal
nished m usic. P rizes w ere aw ard­ ruary 7, 1947.
o f loans
to operate
a properly m ethods o f cost less depreciation
220 S. W. First St.
ed
those
dressed
m
ost
appropriat­
Date o f last publication M arch m anaged departm ent at a profit, as to buildings and fair m arket
Phone 3 7 7 4
ely in hard tim e apparel. A nother 7, 1947.
based upon the present interest value o f real property.
Beaverton
Oregon
dance w as announced fo r March
now being paid on bonds o f ap­
_____ Where parking is easy
19th.
proxim ately one per cent.
LEG A L N OTICE
T he bill does not require vet­
CLEARW ATER PLUM BING
erans to subm it a letter from
lending institutions, stating that
N O T IC E OK B O N D S A L E
Gas Water Heaters
the G. I. loan w ill not be made
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N by the institutiton as provided by
Fairbanks
Morse Pumps
that sealed bids will be received the senate bill.
Such provision
by the undersigned until the hour will be strenuously opposed by
Beaverton, Ore.
Ph. 2925
o f 8 o ’clo ck P.M., the 13th day m ost veterans.
o f M arch, 1947, and im m ediately
th ereafter publicly opened by the
D istrict School B oard o f Union
SAVE M ONEY by buying all their Garden Supplies
H igh School D istrict N o. 10 Jt.
W ashington and M ultnom ah C oun­
at F IN D L E Y 'S
ties, at
B eaverton U nion H igh
By GENERAL ELECTRIC
S ch ool Building, in the C ity o f
B eaverton, Oregon, fo r an issue
o f bonds o f said district in the
SAVE TIM E and effort by using our Strong, light­
sum
o f Three H undred T w en ty-
weight Gardex C ultivators and A ll Purpose Hoes
F ive T housand D ollars ($325,000.-
00), said bonds to be in d en om in a­
tions o f One Thousand D ollars
($1,000.00)
each, dated
A pril 1,
SAVE TH EIR CROPS from insects and other pest by
1947, and m aturing serially in nu­
m erical order at the rate o f T w en ­
using the proper dusts, sprays and insecticides
ty-F ive Thousand D ollars ($25,-
000. 00) on the 1st day o f A pril in
each o f the years 1949 to 1961 in­
clu sive; provided how ever, that all
SAVE DAM AGE by moles and gophers by using sure
bonds which m ature a fter A pril
and e ffective charged cyanogas lightning exterm i­
1, 1952, shall be su b ject to call
and redem ption on any interest
nator.
p a yin g date a fter A pril 1, 1952;
said bonds to bear interest at the
rate o f not to exceed three per
cent (3 per cen t) per annum , pay­
able sem iannually,
principal and
interest payable at the fisca l a g­
— OUR REGULAR PRICES —
en cy o f the State o f O regon in
N ew Y ork City, o r at the o ffic e
o f the C ounty T reasurer o f W a sh ­
$3.50 per bale
ington County. O regon, at the op ­
tion o f the successful bidder.
All bids must be a ccom pan ied
.. 3.50 per 100
b y a certified
ch eck
fo r Five
T housand Dollars '$5,000.00) and
Morecrop (3-10-10) ................. ...................
3.25 per 100
W ITH IN TWO MINUTES, GENERAL ELECTRIC
m ust be unconditional. B onds will
SCIENTISTS TURNED A 3-MILE CLOUD INTO SNOW
not be sold fo r less than par value i
Lightning (Charged Cyanogas)
and accru ed interest.
BY DROPPING A FEW POUNDS OF DRY ICE PELLETS
Exterm iator
1.00
T he approvin g legal opinion o f j
FROM AN A IRPLAN E. THIS DISCOVERY MAV POINT
M essrs.
W innfree,
M cC ulloch. I
Shuler
and
Sayre
will
be
fu
rn
ish
­
THE WAY TO STORING U P W ATER FOR IRRIGATION
.25 per lb.
ed the successful bidder.
AND POWER PROJECTS.
T he Board reserves the right to
Onion Sets ...........................................................
.10 per lb.
re je ct any and all bids.
E L E A N O R DU NCAN j
C lerk
.0 2 ’ j per ft.
5-16 Sisal R o p e .................................................
A dd ress: Beaverton. O regon I
D ate o f first publication, F eb­
Special Rose Spray K its
.60
60
G-E CLOCK - RADIO
ruary 21, 1947
Date o f last publication, F e b -!
AUTOMATICALLY TURNS
ruary 28, 1947.
.85 per gal.
The P . T. A. R um m age Sale
last F rid ay at the R um m age Sale
center in P ortland netted a pro-
Cedar Mill G arden Club held a
fit o f over $100. P roceed s will be F ebruary m eeting on W ednesday
turned o v e r fo r use in the school i o f last w eek in the dining room
o f the G range H all. Mrs. Eisen-
cafeteria.
hauer o f the B eaverton Garden
E xtension l'n it
Club was present. She spoke con-
T he C edar Mill E xtension Unit cern in g the Ju dgin g sch ool to
w ill
m eet T hursday
afternoon, he held in P ortlan d
early
in
M arch 6 at 1:30 p.m. at the hom e March, urging attendance o f some
o f Mrs. Jam es W alters on Leahy m em bers o f the local club. It was
R oad.
S u bject o f the program voted to send ou r P resident, Mrs.
will be ‘B uying F ood s" to be led R ose H ohnstein, as a delegate to
the sch ool. A plant sale is being
by p roject leaders.
planned fo r either the A pril or
M ay meeting, to be decided next
m onth.
T he
first w eek
in June has
been designated as an opportune
tim e to hold a flo w e r show. The
exact date will be set later. T o
serve on the arran gem en t com m it­
tee for the M arch m eeting are
M rs. F rances W a lters and Mrs.
Gladys Pollette.
12 or 16 inch slob wood, 2 cord
Mrs. Glasner spoke on planting
loads into Beaver^jn
seeds in flats and pots. A co m ­
plete dem onstration on soil test­
ing was given by G ertrude P ear­
son as well as an explanation of
Mixed Wood l cord inside
the reasons fo r testing soil. Since
1 cord slab into Beaverton
lim ited tim e w ould not allow o f
testing o f all soil Mrs. C ote was
asked to m ake soil tests fo r those
so desiring during the next month.
Sawdust 2 Vi Unit loads into
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Beaverton
I’ re S ch ool C linic
Parents o f pre sch ool children
in Tualatin View. Barnes, M cK in­
ley, Union and C edar M ill school
districts are again rem inded of
the pre-school clin ic to be held
at the C edar Mill sch ool on the
aftern oon o f M arch 4 between
the hours o f 1:00 and 4:00 p.m.
Forest Grove, Oregon
. . .
Phone 318M
Court O f H onor
At the C ourt o f H on or meeting
Open till noon Saturdays
at Sylvan on T h u rsd ay night o f
last week, the follow in g awards
were w on by B oy Scouts o f T roop
No. 207 at C edar
M ill:
Lyle
Kingsley,
L ife
S cou t;
Burton
Fleskes, 1st class m erit badge in
P ion eerin g;
A lvin
La Follette,
New
1st class m erit badge in P h oto­
grap h y; and D elano La Follette,
SPORTS W EAR LIN E
1st class m erit badge in firem an-
CALIFORNIA HYDI - HYDE ship.
ORDER YOUR
NEXT W INTER’S
FUEL NOW
$ 12.00
$14.50
$12.25
Carnation Fuel
Company
J . ( ) . Jo h n s o n
d e p o rts o il I I I !
Just In!
BEAVERTON EN TER PRISE
Friday, February 28, 1947
Karnes School
T H E PLU N D EKRTN D !
Notes
by Arlene Murphy
CARD OF THANKS
T rip T o The IW ch
W e wish to express ou r g ra tefu l
V ictor Schwan and his aunt, thanks for the m essage« o f sy m ­
uncle and cousin .spent a pleas­ pathy and floral o ffe rin g s in ou r
ant week end at Cannon Beach. | recent bereavem ent.
On their wav home they stopped
Mrs. W illiam A. Sm ith
at a 1 illamook cheese factory and
W illiam Jr. and M elvin J. Sm ith
bought some curds to eat. He
Mrs. G eraldine N orton
said that they taste salty and
feel like chewing soft rubber.
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If you want to buy, trod« or sell,
Got T ogeth er
TRY A CLA SSIFIED AD
Some of the children o f the
upper grade had a get together
at the school last Saturday. There
were ten present.
They played
H AVE YOUR
soft ball, rode horse
back and
had a picnic lunch.
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Baby Colt
Sunday, the 23rd, “ B ay”, one of
the Lorn mis' horses had a filly
colt. It is now 5 days old. It
will anpear it the Haines school
Individually Tailo red
pet show* next month.
New
SPRING SUIT
to " S u it" You
W ¿ti l l I O 1.0*1* \\ riorhl?
Nora's
Dressmaking
If > on w int to lose w eight just
live in Aloha and try crossing the
highway a few times each day.
\ou will lose weight by the speed
you have to have to get across, or
the worry o f wondering w hether
they will get you fore or aft or if
you can make
it hack w ithout
getting taken fore and aft.
We
w’ant a cross walk and a stop
light
and LADIES A PPA REL
A N N E SY V ER SO N
N O R A C A R LS O N
in Aloha
Carpenters
Handymen
Gardeners
Here's the
LIGH T W ORK SHOE
for You
113—V e t. Lo a n
THE STAR
BRAND
L J V
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»I I * L U
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Slacks
Skirts
Dresses
•
Built in A rch Support
•
Thick Leather W elts
•
STAR B R A N D S
Exclusive H Y LO Feature
•
Brown Cord Soles
and Heels
Ju st the Shoe you've
been looking for
at
Elite Dress Shop
T H R IFT Y GARDENERS
WEIß Y'S
SHO ES
—
SHOE R E P A IR IN G
—
M EN 'S W E A R
FISHING TACKLE
THE FACT IS
MAN-MADE SNOWFALL/
MAKE UP TO MUSIC/
3.75 per gal.
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W e w ill arrange apolication
for you
12 to 36 months
term s if desired
C a ll us to estim ate your
needs.
TRIANGLE
Milling Company
TR IA N G LE
FEEDS
16 Farm ington Road
Phone Beaverton 3851
Roofing
Siding
Insulation
"Complete Builders
Supplies"
CROW N
FEEDS
BEAVER
Lumber & Supply
Rte 2, Beaverton
_______ Phene Beaverton 3179
ITSELF ON TO WAKE XXI
UP IN THE MORNING.
(To C atch the big ones . . . .
#You need T H E BEST in equipment. "Im la y 's hove
Everything "
Lines. . . .
i N ia g ara R ain Beau, 25, 50 feet
f Edwards Stainless W ire, 25 ft., 44 lb. "A lw a y s brite'
Shakespeare's Nylon oil finish fly line, 25 f t .,
sizes D, E, F
N ylon casting line, made of braided Du Pont,
50 yds , test 25 lbs.
G uid eline, Nylon, for casting or trolling, 50 yds
Test 35 lbs., water and mildew proof
Prim o C u tty Hunk Sunset, 50 yds. Test 60 lbs.
Prize B a it—-Beau silk, 200 yds , 30 lb test
Reels. . .
Kalam azo o -—Bal Special, Casting New direct drive
level wind fishing reel
F ly R eels— Duncan — Briggs — W an ita
Leaders....
Shakespeare— Ty-dri Nylon, tapered leaders
C ra ftsm a n B ran d - Nylon - Du Pont
Spanish S ilk Worm Gut, level leader
W rig h t and M cG ill, Invisible tapered leaders
W eb er— Fly Flow - Nylon
Rods. . . .
Fly Rods - Casting Rods
Hooks
Flys
Snell - Eagle Claw
W ide assortment
Spinners
Lures, Plugs
A ll Kinds
INCOMES FOR
L IF E /
LIFELO N G IN CO M ES-
BEYOND SOCIAL
S E C U R IT Y A R E
PAID U N D ER
A M EN D ED G - E
PEN SION P l AN.
GENERAL
Buy Your Fishing and Hunting Licenses
at
J.B IM LAY and SONS
Hardware and Feed
Aloha, Ore.
Phone 6311
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