N o te s
By
Card Party
A card party will be given on
M arch 22 at 8 00 p.nt. in the Bon
ny Slope Com m unity Club House.
R efresh m en ts and d a n cin g a f
terw ards.
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B oy Scout* T roop ‘¿til
Scout T roop 281 won the plaque
at the February Court o f H on
or, this m aking them three co n
secutive times. The piacque now
belongs to the Troop.
T he next Court of H onor is on
M arch
20
at the
T igard high
school.
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Proud Parent»
Mr. and Mrs. N orm an Turner
o f B onny Slope are the proud pai\
ents o f a daughter. T his is their
first child
Barnes PTA
T he regular m eeting o f Barnes
P. T. A. was held F riday March
14th, at 8:00 p.m. at the school
house.
Plans were made to take the
fou r upper grades to Salem, M on
day, March 17 to visit the legisla
ture and oth er points o f interest
at Salem.
A fter the business m eeting en
tertainm ent was furnished by Mr.
F oster and Mr. Coburn o f the G ib
son Cam era Store with a p rojec
tor and sound m achine.
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W A T I ER
Rusty Water?
For full information fill out Coupon
and mail with one Pint (16 oz.) of
water to Norco-Stewart Co., 426 N. E.
Prescott, Portland 11, Oregon.
NAME.....................................................................................
ADDRESS................................................................................
Water Supply (Check one) City................ W ell.................
Pond.................... Stream.................... Spring..................
Hard ................ Rusty................ Clear
when drawn..............Highly colored.............. Turns brown
on standing................ Other..................................................
Draw sample as close to source as possible
BE
YOUR
CEDAR MILL
SCHOOL NEWS
By Louie B eovich
T he seventh and eigth grades
accom p an ied by Mrs. Ed,. i and
Mrs. S trreve w en t to Salem on
Tuesday. T hey heard a del ue o\
H. B. 207 and heard it passed,
and in the Senate they al>o saw
a bill passed.
T h ey met Gov.
Snell and S ecretary Farrell and
w ere taken th rou gh the Capitol
by a guide. In the afternoon they
were taken through the peniten
tiary.
• • •
Duane Sim shouser Is back in
sch ool a fter three and one half
m on th s’ absence due to a broken
leg.
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E lizabeth and M ary Alison Ni-
ch ol left C edar Mill School last
w eek to return to their home in
M innesota.
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D on and M arilyn Miner entered
C edar
M ill S ch ool from Hie Ir
vin gton sch ool in Portland Don is
In the third grade and Marilyn
in the first grade.
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R ecuperating
Noah Leslie, w ho is recoverin g
from an operation is d oin g nicely
and is expected to leave the hos
pital shortly.
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Visit P atent»
Mr. and Mrs. R alph H u ff and
fam ily visited at the hom e o f Mr.
H u ff’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. H u ff Sunday, M arch 16.
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Business T rip
Mr. and Mrs. Paul N oble went
to Seaside on business early this
weeR.
BROOKLYN
BOOSTER
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Brooklyn-born Bob M errill, Star
of NBC's "RCA Vlotor Show,”
h i* Joined other prominent and
olvlc-minded Brooklynltaa In atart-
Ing a new eymphony orcheatra for
hlw home town.
epougK for Us: Can't
take chance* on do*»
and germs getting ill. *
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THE G E N T L E M A N
The bottle is not merely covered. It’s SEALED with a
sturdy metal cap . . . air-tight, dust-proof, la/vper*
proof. T h ere’s com plete, scientific protection for our
milk after it leaves the dairy. Let one o f our routetneo
ahow you what this protection
means to you and your family. ( W j r s p J t P
rut
HOTPOINT
0
f latfin
M m i i n Fnaztn
ta » M
e K irhrn
p i
fill *l FUÎ* feTWS
n
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ClfWtl ►VSH
,k
Store
AIR CONDITIONING — APPLIANCES
On Canyon Road East of Beaverton
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laàweNn
3
Z E N IT H RADIOS at M A SO N ’S
in T igard. AC-DC P ortable sets in
stock now.
Terms if you like.
¡Com bination models also.
10
F O R SALK : 3 hi cords. 16 inch
dry w ood. In shed 3 years. Phone
B eaverton 3293.
8p
; E L E C T R IC , GAS or O IL h ot w a
j ter heaters at M ASON’S in T igard.
j Buy these on F H A term s.
No
F O R SALE:
Champion m ower dow n paym ent required. Buy your
good shape, $25.00. Axel Nordin, show er stall here the sam e way.
10
Rt. 1, Box 341, Allen and Neilson I
R d.
» W A T E R SYSTEM S,
shallow o r
deep well types.
W e sell th e P A
F O R S A L E : l o o W h i t e I ■ . ' >rns.
2 yr., $1.25; 50 New. Hanip. 1 yr., C IF IC line and have m ore than
$2.00. All laying. One circulating 500 o f them in use in our area.
w ood and coal heater. $10.00. M. This is ttie fam ous line o f pum ps
O. E nglehart, Rt. 1, Aloha, G ml. that kept up its parts and repair
north o f Aloha on Vista Ave.
8 service 100 per cent all du rin g
the war SEE M ASON’S in TI
F O R S A L E : Surplus lumber, ship- G A R D when you need an y kind
lap, 2 x 4’s. P lyw ood and flooring. o f a pum p FHA T E R M S w ith as
W est Slope L ocker Plant.
8p long as 3 years to pay. N o dow n
paym ent required.
10
F O R SALK : M agic Chef gas range
TRACTORS
at M A
used 4 months, new model. Price G A R D E N
$100.00. 9656 S. W. Barbur Blvd. 8p SON 'S in Tigard. D on 't buy ju st
any kind of tractor. Get the one
F O R SA L E : 16 m.m. m oving pic that will do the best job fo r you.
ture m achine, $8.00. Feather matt W e
feature T IL L E X ,
a rotary
ress, $5.00. Garden tools, $1 each. type.
E A R T M A S T E R , with fo r
Cute puppies, $2.00 each James w ard and reverse gears and a 10
Hahn. Rt. 2, Bor 345, Walnut Ave., inch plow. B OLEN 'S H U SK I c o m
T igard. Phone 3486.
g plete with all the tools that any
acreage farm er can use. See these
F O R SA L E
Trnilei house cus in action at M ASON’S, then decide
tom built.
Com pletely furnished. w hich will do the m ost for you.
Sleeps four, butane range, oil heat, T E R M S with as long as 15 m onths
| lots o f room and cupboard space. to pay.
10
G ood tires, canopy included. See
C. L. H ow ey. Beavertort Auto
LIVE POULTRY BUYER
C am p on Canyon Road Highway.
8p All kinds o f poultry. P rom p t p ick
F O R S A L E : 30 gal. water tank up service. W ill w eigh and pay
and coll, $12.50. T enor banjo, $15. cash at your place. W rite G uy G.
Brass
B oy
Schut Bugle,
$8.00 Forem an, Rt. 15, B ox 640, P ort
8tf
22 cal. rifle, $10.00. Tennis racket, land 16, or call T A b or 4394 .
• CAR WASHING
• WHEEL BALANCING
•
BODY AND FENDER
REPAIR
•
LUBRICATION
MUELLER BROS.
FOR RENT
SERVICE
HOUSE F O R R E N T : Furnished.
Also straw berry
plants for sale.
280 S. E. T u ck er, Beaverton.
8p
BR. 9669
8901 S. W. Canyon Rd.
H A V E P A S T U R E near B eaverton
for stock, som e fence repair neces
sary, but w ater available all sum
mer.
W . I. H argis, 3006 N. E.
16th, P ortland. W E bster 3745. 9p
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LOST and FOUND
•
Repair
FO U N D : One cock er spaniel. Call
evenings at 387 S. Hall St.
8p
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WANTED
•
PANEL
D E L IV E R Y
TRU CK.
W an ted: H ave '34 Ford Coupe in
good con d ition to trade. L. J.
Myers, R t. 2, B ox 87, Tigard. Ross
Road.
8p
ON
• Washing Marh'nes
R E F IN E D V E T E R A N , w ife and
small
son
need place to rent.
Phone H athaw ay House, B eaver
ton 2219.
g
• Vacuum Cleaners
W ANTED
TO R E N T
Veteran
<ex-captain) and w ife wish apart
m ent
or duplex
in Beaverton,
W est Slope or M ultnom ah area.
P erm anent residents. N o children
or pets. ' R eferen ces If desired.
Phone B Fla con 7791 day tim es or
C H erry 3279 evenings.
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IS R I G H T
■ i . and w « ’re meeting h i. demands with D acro P ro
tected M ilk . . . the safest package o f milk you can buy.
The
F O R S A L E : 7.25 cord 4’ old
grow th slab;
dry or
part-dry
range and furnace
wood 12'' oi
16” . O & D FU E L CHerry 3790. 11
• W affle Irons
Radios
Leonard's &
Ernest's
RADIO ELECTRIC
109 Watson Street Phone 2621
Beaverton
ii’Hl M h I hm I is I Church
Pins Cost o f Parts
Q\aueA. & Adze^unan
i
M ankind is not disposed to look
narrow ly into the co n d u ct o f great
victors when their v icto ry is on
the side o f r ig h t .-G e o r g e Elliot.
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He is happy w hose circu m sta n c
es suit his tem per; flut he Is m ore
excellent w ho can 'su it his tem per
I to an y circu m stances.— Hume.
DEALER
F O R SA L E Baby play pen with IF
YOU
WANT
com fortable
pad, p ractically new ; baby bug warm th in you. home next w in
gy and
mattrebs, both for $10. ter order
your C O L E M A N O IL
P hone B eaverton 2464.
9 F L O O R F U R N A C E N O W . L im it
ed num ber an iving regularly. NO
F O R SA L E : One new wood ei>- DO W N P A Y M E N T R E Q U IR E D .
cnla ing heater used 2 months, S35. As long as 36 month to pay. DUO-
Cl 11 C H erry 1025 uftei 5:00 p.m.
THERM
O IL F U R N A C E S
now
on tlie
sam e terms.
Ft- 1 SA L E : Guernsey id « It- ,vy available
m ilker. Freshen April 6. Als > 2 M ASON'S in T IG A R D . Tel. 2290.
10
unit milk m achine, very good con
dition. B urbank seed potatoes. O. H ouse
to barn
telephone sets,
J. Munden. Rt. 1, Box 370, Bend I ready to 1
Save tim e and
Road. Tigard, Oregon Phone Ti lung power. Set these at M ASO N 'S
gard 3376.
9p in Tigard. Only $14.95.
10
WOOD
C U T TIN G
W ant
few
cord s o f w ood cut on shares.
I
have tim ber near B eaverton. W,
I. Hargis. 8006 N. E. 16th, P ort
land, W E bster 3745 or leave name
at E nterprise o ffice , Beaverton.
9p
best protection
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BUSINESS SERVICES
F O R SALE —Coal and w ood p orce
lain range with colls also 40 gal.
hot water heater, reasonable. T.
B. Parker, 4th house on Bany
R oad, near C ooper Mt. School.
Call evenings or Sunday.
8p
milk d d p t a rti.N O T good
i w
FOR SALE
F O R S A L E Cheap, one Estate
w ood and coal heatroln like new,
one white enamel garbage burner.
Coal oil circulator, 2 living room
light fixtures 561 S. E. Lom bard
St., Beaverton, or phone B eaver
ton 2444.
gp
babies in town. Ofdinory
W e dem and the very
BALANCE OF CLASSIFIED ON PAGE NINE
$5.00. Ladies R id in g breeches and
coat, black, size 18, $15.00. Mil
dred Bachm an, Maple St., Metz
ger. Ore.
8p
I'm speaking fo r o||tlhe
$ 2. 5 0
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A m ong
the m any
Interesting
highlights o f the trip, here are a
few ; W e had a chance to sit in
the govern or's ch air in his private
o ffice and
som e o f us had our
pictures taken in his chair.
W e were tuken to the gas ch am
ber in the P enitentiary and had a
chance to in spect the ch air in
w hich the crim in als sit; we want
across the W illam ette R iver on
the Boones Kerry at the tow n o f
W ilsonville; we stopped at a zoo,
near Aurora and fed the animals.
One m onkey o f particular inter
est, named “ Joe'', picked tne p ock
et o f his trainer. At this zoo they
have two pair o f A lbino raccoons,
which are very rare, and to have
fou r in one small zoo Is alm ost
unheard of.
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Movie* Again
T he whole school saw som e m o
vies last week. There^ w as one
about Hawaii, a bird and anim al
picture .one o f W ashington, D. C.,
and
a com edy entitled, “ Jack
F rost."
a
) onr Hoover I leaner Reconditioned
sa » team
H ig h lig h t* O f T r ip
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PRESENTS A NEW SERVICE POLICY
lav»
Jo y
Progress - Kinton
HOOVER CLEANER
HEATING
Phone 2699
MARKET BASKET
Monday, M arch
17, the upper
¡grades had a very pleasant trip
I to the State C apitol. T hey were
the guests o f R epresentative J. O.
Johnson and Senator Paul L. Pat
terson.
Mrs. B. L. Tem pleton, Mr. B eck
er
and Mrs. D. S. H endrickson
; loaned their tim e and cars to take
us. Mrs. R ay Glasner went along
to help drive.
E ach one o f
the children re
ceived a booklet
about Oregon,
tw o
autographed cop ies o f the
State Seal, one signed by G over
nor Snell and the other signed by
Secretary o f State Farrell, Hnd the
alphabet in braille from the Blind
School.
W e visited the H ouse o f R epre
sentatives and the Senate, the
Blind and D eaf S ch ools; and the
penitentiary.
Many pictures were taken at the
Capitol Building and at a small
zoo that is near Aurora.
All o f us ate our lunch on the
Capitol lawn.
• • •
P eg g y , Jim m y and Benny Fain
are new pupils, tran sferrin g here
from W estp ort. P eg g y is in the
seventh grade, Jim m y in the first
and B enny in the third.
• • •
L ast w eek the G irl Scouts went
to M cClay P ark and hiked through
the low er part.
• • •
T he
B row n ies
surprised our
co o k by polishing
the cafeteria
silver on W ed n esday after school.
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A total o f $129.35 was contribut
Plan Skiing P arty
ed to ou r C afeteria Equipment
Mrs. G eorge P ick ard entertain
Fund. Mrs. U n d rw ood ’s room won
ed tw enty m em bers o f the high first
prize and
Mrs. Greene’s
school class o f C om m unity Valley room secon d prize.
Church on W ednesday, M arch 12.
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T he group m ade plans to drive
Open H ouse was held on M arch
to Mt. H ood fo r sk iing A pril 5th. 14, with a large num ber o f par
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ents and friends present to see
Blue Bird G roup
the exhibits o f school w ork in
Visit* M useum
each room .
P ie and c o ffe e were
The M cK ay Blue B ird grou p vis served in the cafeteria with Mrs.
ited the museum in P ortland on C over in charge.
March 12th. There were fourteen
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girls. T hey enjoyed the m useum
Mrs.
F loren ce
W ithycom be,
very much and all hoped to return o u r cou n ty supervisor, w as a vis
to the w ork room soon to do clay itor at our sch ool on W ednesday.
modeling, w ood ca rv in g or som e
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cra ft or special interest to them.
Ed Greene w h o is ch airm an of
The play grou nd w as quite an the P.T.A. S afety C om m ittee has
attraction. An ice cream treat was been
instrum ental
in
secu rin g
enjoyed on the w ay hom e. T hose som e road signs in the shape o f
in charge o f the girls were Mrs. boys Which the eighth grad e boys
Annie Vose, Mrs. L#. S trayer and put out in the middle o f the road
Mrs. Scot H om ey.
before sch ool
and after.
Since
• • •
th ey have been put out, the m otor
Sunday Guest»
ists have been slow ing down.
Guests o f Mr. and M rs. R. Mun-
der on Sunday, M arch 16th were
Mr. and Mrs. M eekers, parents o f
Mrs.
Munder,
Mr. F. N evkirch
and Mr. H ardesty o f P ortland.
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Visit In Spokane
Mrs. V. M. Pilip spent several
days in Spokane. W ash, with her
daughter and son-in-law , Mr. and
Mrs. H. Sandifir.
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Characteristics:
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H a th a w a y , chic young actress
w ho plays D ella M orse In NBC's
••Stella D allas,” forsook school
teaching fo r a radio and stage
career. She Is m a rrie d to song-
w r ite r C h arles K en n y.
Friday, March 21, 1947
The TUALATIN VALLEY
M urphy
THE BOSS MAKES i l ANNOUNCEMENT
NORCO has a complete line of
softeners, filters, iron removers,
etc. NORCO water conditioners
can solve your water problem.
■i I k l i b
JL J b M J h J
SWITCHES CAREERS
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V .W. Post 8217 and the Ladies
A uxiliary will have an open m eet
ing A pril Jst at 8:00 p.m. in the
B onny
Slope
C om m unity Club
House.
m
E veryon e is invited at attend.
m
P ot luck lunch.
AND
ijj T he follow in g o ffice rs will be
sw orn In on this date: C om m an
der, W m . T a y lor; Sr. Cice Com.,
HI
Carl V ester;
Jr. V ice
Com., T.
T h o m p so n ;! Q uarterm aster, C. E.
ID WEST SLOPE
Club Road at Canyon Road m M cF arren ; Post A dvocate, Bob
in
ÎÏÎ P olette; Chaplain, John F itzger
A. E. B artelsky;
:III8 IIIS IIIS IIIS IIIS IIIS IIIS IIIS IIIS IIIS IIIS IIIS IIIS "IS "IS IIIS IIIS I"S "IS I"5 IM S I"S H IS III ald; Surgeon,
ÎÏI:
3 yr. Trustee, H erb T ra ch sel; O.
O. D., A. E. Bartelsky.
Arlene
Trip to Salem
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S oft Ball P ractice
V. F. W . Post 8247 will practice
softball on W ednesday
evenings
and on Sunday aftern oon s at the
C om m unity Club grounds.
V eterans or not are urged to
com e.
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
BARNES SCHOOL
BONNY SLOPE
NEWS
B r M A C K E N Z IE
NEXT!
%!SS
B r u u the D ic r o Cap I« . genuine
M a l, it m u x be rem oved the fira t tim e
w ith an opener. A fte r that it m a r be
■napped back o n the b o ttle a t a ra -leal
and rem oved again and again, a r m
w ith o u t aa opener.
ALPENROSE DAIR*
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S .W . S H A T T U C K R O A D
C H a rry 2 4 2 4
1 V i mi. Eost on Bertha Beaverton Hiwoy
to Shottuck Rood
4th and Watson St.
REV.
EVERETT
L. B O W E R S ,
Res. 1002 S. Watson St.
P o r fo r
Telephone:
3405
1 1 A M.— Campfire Girls and Bluebirds
Our Guests
8 P M - —Methodist
Service
Congregational Union
DR. SHERMAN L DIVINE, Speaker
SPECIAL MUSIC