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C o o p e ra tio n b etw e en th e City C o u n cil a n d th e J u n io r C h a m b e r of C o m m erce m ad e possible a g ift of $500 a n d a $500 loan. A to ta l o f $1,000, h a lf o f w h ich w as paid • BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE i b ac k . A lo catio n w a s fo u n d a n d th e h ig h school m e m b e rs re d e c o ra te d ‘ Stanley W . Netherton. Publisher it a n d m ad e f u rn itu re . T h ey bu ilt Published Friday of eoch week by the a n d r a n a sn a c k b ar. T h ey m ad e °ioneer Publishing Co., of Beaverton, p in g p o n g ta b le s ,a re a d in g room Oregon. Entered os second-class mat fo r s tu d y a n d p u rc h a se d a b illiard ter at the postoffice, Beaverton, Ore ta b le. T h ey o rg an iz ed 3 d an ce gon. ban d s. A re g u la r c h a p e ro n w as h ired an d th e clu b w as open fro m 3:30 Subscription Payable in Advance to 5:30 w eek d a y s a n d 7:30 to 9:30 One Veo» --------- -------------- $ 2 .0 0 on W e d n esd ay ev en in g . F rid a y u s u a lly a d an c e w as held a n d th e clu b w as open fro m 7:30 to 12:00. S a tu r d a y h o u rs w ere 2:30 to 5:30 a n d 7:30 to 12:30. | F u n d s fo r its ru n n in g w e re se c u re d th ro u g h th e sn a c k b a r an d fro m th e $1.00 fo r tw o m o n th s d u es c h a rg e d ea c h m em b er. “T h e L o rd h elp s th o se w ho help th e m se lv e s” is a tr u e sta te m e n t. B e a v e rto n 's y o u n g people need Ju st a s t a r t to c a r ry o u t th e ir own p ro g ra m . T h e g r e a te s t stu m b lin g block is a lo catio n . C a n ’t th is ob sta c le be s u rm o u n te d ? M an y of o u r b u ild in g s a r e n o t in use all th e tim e. H e re Is a ch a lle n g e w o r th y o f o u r m e tal. L et us a c c e p t it. W hile g r e a t s trid e s a r e being m a d e In th e re c re a tio n p ro g ra m fo r sm a ll c h ild re n w e a r e d oing v e ry little fo r o u r te en -ag e rs an d h e re th e need Is g re a t. BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE Friday, May 2, 1947 Need For Teenage Reereation T h ey need a place of th e ir ow n to go to in th e even in g s both fo r stu d y an d fo r re c re a tio n . T hey need a place to h av e d a n c e s an d th e y need th e ir ow n o rg a n iz a tio n to m eet a n d solve th e ir problem s. Bill K nepp, one of o u r high school stu d e n ts, w ho cam e to us fro m P acific G rove, Cal. w as in on th e o rg an iz atio n an d w o rk in g o u t of such a p ro g ra m In P a c ific G rove. H ere th e sam e need w as fe lt fo r ev en in g e n te rta in m e n t, so a g ro u p o f 3 boys took a poll of th e tow n to find o u t (1) w h a t th e people th o u g h t th e stu d e n ts should be d oing fo r th e ir evening a m u se m e n t an d (2) w ho w as w illing to o ffe r his services If n ecessary . E n th u sia sm w as w ork ed up th ro u g h th e stu d e n t council an d a co m m ittee w en t to th e C ity C ouncil explaining th e ir needs and ideas. w o rk e rs In lo c a tin g Jobs a n d ln * I i u |L « i c re a s in g h o u sin g fa c ilitie s on , » « U K I O I 1 L r O O K S fa rm s th a t will m a k e it ea sie r f or . A l l l,'* > W - i..* ; w o rk e rs to fin d a place to sta y . | / m l l C a U F 1 ▼ t ; 1. O T h e in fo rm a tio n c e n te rs on a new d ev e lo p m e n t in th e fa rm la b o r p ro g ra m fo r th e w e ste rn s ta te s th is y e a r. T h re e o f th e 16 to be lo cated In th e seven w e ste rn s ta te s beg an o p e ra tin g A p ril 1 in O reg o n a t H u n tin g to n , B ig g s a n d Ju n c tio n City. T h ro u g h c o o p e ra tio n of th e s ta te fa rm la b o r offices a n d th e fe d e ra l ex ten sio n serv ice, th e s ta tio n s w ill be k e p t su p p lied w ith c u r r e n t in fo rm a tio n c o n c e rn in g la b o r su p p lies a n d re q u ire m e n ts th ro u n g h o u t th e w est. T h e y w ill g u id e m ig ra n t w o rk e rs to a re a s w h ere help Is n eed ed . C o u n ty fa rm la b o r offices, h o w ev er, w ill co n tin u e to be th e local p o in ts th ro u g h w hich f a r m e r s se ek in g h elp a n d w o rk e rs se e k in g jo b s a re b ro u g h t to g e th er. F a r m e r s th r o u g h o u t th e s ta te h av e m ad e r e m a rk a b le p ro g re ss in p ro v id in g in c re a se d h o u sin g f a c ilitie s fo r f a rm w o rk e rs d esp ite h igh b u ild in g c o sts a n d sh o rta g e o f m a te ria ls. B eck says. O reg o n re q u ire m e n ts fo r f a im w o rk e rs fro m o u tsid e th e s ta te w ill begin to rise a b o u t th e m id dle o f A pril, B eck p re d ic ts. T h e s ta te 's first p eak r e q u ire m e n ts fo r fa rm lab o r will be fo r s u g a r b eet b lo ck in g an d th in n in g in M a lh eu r co u n ty a b o u t M ay 1. E u r e k a K an sa s, A p ril 25. I hope I a m w ro n g ; b u t th e fo llo w in g is a b rie f n u m m ary of m y v isio n fo r th e n e x t five o r m o re y e a rs w h a te v e r R u s sia m ay do. T h is, m o reo e r, is b ased upon fo rty y e a rs o f fo re c a s tin g ex p e rien c e an d th e e x p e n d itu re of m illio n s of d o lla rs o n b u sin e ss re se a rc h . (1) I am rea so n ab ly s u re o f a t le a s t tw o m o re y e a rs o f f a ir b u s in ess. I f th e U. S. a d a p ts th e r ig h t in te r n a tio n a l policy, th is ca n be e x te n d e d to five y e a rs o r m o re. C e rta in ly , th e a g ric u ltu ra l se c tio n s o u t h e re a re h a p p y a n d see no re a s o n fo r a n y b u sin ess d e p re s sion. (2) 'M y m a n u fa c tu rin g frie n d s a r e v e ry m u c h u p se t by la b o r’s d e m a n d s a n d believe th a t "so o n er o r la te r ” w e w ill w itn e ss a G re a t D e p re ssio n w ith m illions o f u n e m ployed. C om m odity, re a l e s ta te a n d sto c k p ric e s will be v e ry m u c h lo w er th a n a t p rese n t, th e y claim . (3) W h e n v isitin g W a sh in g to n I fin d a b elief th a t u n le ss R u s s ia c o llap ses In th e m e a n tim e th e re w ill th e n he a c o m m u n istic u p ris in g in th e U. S. I f o u r F e d e ra l G o v e rn m e n t is n o t th e n ta k e n ov e r by th e C o m m u n ists, th ro u g h d e m o c ra tic p ro ced u re, c e r ta in s ta te a n d city g o v e rn m e n ts c e r ta in ly w ill be. Yes, W a sh in g to n is v e ry J itte ry , a n d P re s id e n t T r u m a n is s c a re d blue. T h e o u tlo o k fo r fa rm lab o r in H E IF E R S F O R R E I J E F (4) If th e se C o n g ressm an a r e O re g o n th is y e a r is th e b rig h te st rig h t, a p a n ic of tre m e n d o u s p ro U n d er th e ab o v e n a m e fo r th e sin c e b efo re th e w ar, co u n ty p o rtio n s could ta k e place w ith peo f a rm la b o r a s s is ta n ts a g re e d In a p a st few m o n th s a b en e v o le n t o r ple le a v in g th e b ig citie s a n d g a n iz a tio n h a s been. se n d in g re c e n t s ta te w ide f a rm la b o r s ta ff se e k in g re fu g e in th e s e lf-s u s ta in young, b red d a iry h e ife rs to th e c o n fe re n c e a t O reg o n S ta te col stric k e n a re a s o f E u ro p e an d ing se c tio n s of th e C e n tra l W est. lege. Up to d a te b etw e en fo u r I r e f e r to a r e a s w ith th e ir ow n T h e O.S.C. e x ten sio n serv ice A sia. su ch c a ttle food, fuel a n d h o u sin g su p p lies m en w ho m a n a g e co u n ty fa rm la a n d five th o u sa n d h av e been se n t o v er seas, a n d th e ja n d w h ich a re n o t d e p e n d e n t on b o r o ffic e s in th e d iffe re n t co u n ra ilro a d tra n s p o rta tio n . p lan h a s proven so a p t to th e need tie s re p o rte d a decid ed im prove- | <5- I f th a t tim e com es, o r w h en m e n t in th e q u a lity of fa rm help th a t an o b je ct of te n th o u sa n d e rs a n d In th e n u m b e r of th em m o re h a s been s e t fo r th is y ea r. th e d a n g e r is fu lly ev id en t, It w ill av a ila b le . P la c e m e n ts of w o rk e rs T h e o rg a n iz a tio n fo r th is a r e a h a s h e to o la te to p re p a re fo r It. Y ou Bldg., c a n n o t ta k e o ut fire in su ra n c e on in fa rm Jobs by th e co u n ty farm its o ffic e a t 510 D ek u m la b o r o ffic es a r e fro m 50 to 100 P o rtla n d , w ith J . J . H a n d s a k e r as y o u r h o u se w hen it is b u rn in g ! p er c e n t h ig h e r th a n a y e a r ago, its ex e cu tiv e h ead . R ev. M oss of Y et, to d a y th e re a re se v e ra l w ay s an d fa m ily P re s b y te ria n C h u rch is to p re p a re y o u rself a c c o rd in g to J. R. Beck, s ta te F ir s t c h a irm a n . B. F. P ile of H illsboro, b o th a g a in s t co m m u n istic u p ris fa rm la b o r su p e rv iso r. fro m w ith in a n d R u s sia n T w o fa c to rs th a t a r e ex p ected Is th e m e m b er fro m W a sh in g to n in g s to c o n trib u te to an Im p ro v ed farm C ounty. T o d a te h e ife rs h av e been b o m b s fro m w ith o u t. la b o r s itu a tio n in O reg o n th is y ear sh ip p ed to sev en of th e sm a lle r T h e a d v e rtis e r—T ell hlui voa a re th e n ew ly e sta b lish e d In fo rm a a n d n ee d ie r c o u n trie s of E u ro p e, re a d h is m e ssag e In th e p ap er. tio n s ta tio n s to aid m ig ra to ry a n d to C hina. Farm Labor Outlook Brighter Kill To Wed B o th of th e se fa c to rs w ould d a n g e ro u sly a f f e c t in d u s try in an d a ro u n d m a n y la rg e citie s. The K IL L Y O U R M AN W h a t of f ir s t “h ed g e” w ould be to m ig ra te w ith y o u r fam ilies to som e sm all th e y o u n g sa v a g e in th e A fric a n in te r io r c ity in th e C e n tra l A rea ju n g le w ho m u s t k ill a n e n e m y be of th e U n ite d S ta te s. I f you d o n ’t f o r e he c a n ta k e a w ife ? H e n ev e r w as h e e v e r c a re to ta k e so d e fin ite a ste p saw a B ible n o r nqw you c a n a t le a st now m a k e ta u g h t by m a n n o t to kill. D oes a s t a r t by r e - a rra n g in g y o u r in he die lo st? T ru ly h e does, fo r v e s tm e n ts. I n th e lig h t of th is ' th e y w ho sin w ith o u t th e law sh a ll | s itu a tio n th e r e a re th r e e c la ssifi I p erish w ith o u t th e law .—B IB L E . c a tio n s of in v e stm e n ts to be c o n T H E Y K N O W —Yes, h e k n o w s sid e re d . T h ese a re S a fe st In v e st ¡b etter fo r on th e h e a r t of ev e ry m e n ts, B om b T a r g e ts a n d Senii- child born, G od e n g ra v e s h is law TILLER TYPE P ro te e te d In v e stm e n ts . th a t say s m a n m u st n o t kill, steal, S a fe st In v e s tm e n ts sh o u ld in co m m it a d u lte ry , b la sp h e m e n o r clu d e th o se c o m p an ie s w h o se a s lie. And m o re y e t—G od g ives to voice o f co n s e ts o r so u rce s of m a te ria ls are each th a t in n e r d e c e n tra liz e d , or u n d e rg o ru n d or science. G od’s w a rn in g , h is S T O P in d e stru c tib le . A m o n g th e se a re L IG H T . O u t o f It all, he know s c e r ta in L an d , C h em ical a n d M in he h a s sin n e d . in g c o m p an ie s m o st o f w hose a s For demonstration on your L IF T E D O U T—Now in th e face s e ts a r e w ell s c a tte re d , w ell b u r of all th e m u r d e r a n d lu s t a t th e place ied o r o b ta in e d fro m th e sea. A l so, co m p a n ie s p ro c e ssin g o r p a c k ends of th e e a rth , a v a s t co m p an y Call BEacon 3807 in g food p ro d u c ts w hose a s se ts of h e a th e n a re b eing lifte d out a r e in o r n e a r A g ric u ltu ra l A reas. of th e ir sin to be m ad e in to th e Also Immediate Delivery on S om e L u m b e r a n d S ea F ood co m | im age of C h rist. T h e M essage of Wheel and Crowler G od's love w in s th e m th e Old, old p an ies sh o u ld be in c lu d ed in th is sto ry of re d e e m in g love. T h ey lis Garden Tractors and Power g ro u p . B om b T a r g e ts sh o u ld include te n and heed th e Good N ew s th a t Lawnmowers m o st h ea v y In d u strie s su ch as God h ad a Son w ho died fo r th e ir j -dns. T h e y receiv e C h ris t in to S teels, L o co m o tiv es, A u to m o b iles a n d M a ch in e ry . O th e r co m p an ies th e ir h e a r t as L o rd a n d S av io u r w hose p rin c ip a l in co m e is d eriv an d God gives th e m new b irth an d ed fro m F ood D istrib u tio n in la rg e his own G o d -n a tu re. c itie s w ould be v u ln e ra b le . U til W hich Is b e tte r ? T o live in A m ities, in c lu d in g tr a n s p o r ta tio n , g as eric a an d d ie lo st o r to dw ell in WEST SLOPE a n d e le c tric ity , E le c tric a l E q u ip th e D a rk C o n tin e n t a n d receive BEacon 3807 m e n t M a n u fa c tu re rs , la rg e D e p a rt C h rist a n d e te rn a l life. m e n t S to res, D ru g C o m p an ies an d Your R e s ta u ra n t C h a in s w ould all be GARDEN TRACTOR CENTER o pen to a tta c k . S e m i-P ro te c te d In v e s tm e n ts a re W. M cC hesney R d., P o rtla n d I A »k / or th o se b ased upon so m e w h a t s c a t | >1, S. O regon T h is sp ace p aid fo r by ! ’’S u b sc rib e r A d C a rd s w ith ea ch te re d a s s e ts w ith a t le a st th e a S e a ttle fa m ily I new su b s c rip tio n o r ren e w a l. g r e a te r p o rtio n in “s a fe ” are a s. T h e y ’ll p ay y o u re a l d iv id e n d s. I h av e In m in d su ch in d u strie s as th e C o n ta in e r C o m p an ies, c e rta in M eat P a r k in g C o m p an ies, Oil C om p an ies, C h ain S to re S y stem s, C om m u n ic a tio n C o m p an ie s a n d fin a l ly P u b lish in g C o m p an ies w hose good w ill a n d re p u ta tio n a r e in th e sa m e c a te g o ry a s tr a d e m a r k s Priced from a n d c a n n o t be "b o m b ed ” out. AMERICAN 5 1 ” CABINET SINK CO N C L U SIO N Including Faucets, Double Droinboard, Metal Cabinet J w h e n I am in N ew Y o rk C ity w ith m y b a n k in g frie n d s. I am in clin ed to be bullish. W h en in m a n u fa c tu rin g c e n te rs w ith th o se p la Complete your Spring Cleaning with g ued by se v e re la b o r tro u b le s, I becom e b e a rish . W h en , how ever. I am o u t h e re a t th e very* c e n te r of th e U. S. v ie w in g o u r g re a t Make your rooms look like new. All colors available v irg in a r e a s of g ra in , fo re sts, m in e ra ls a n d h a p p y people. I am n ei th e r b e a rish n o r b u llish . I, h o w ever, do ad v ice m y re a d e rs now to g et a n d k ee p o u t of d eb t. H o p e fo r F. D. PECK, Manager th e b est, b u t p r e p a re fo r th e Old Canyon RouJ Beaverton Phone 3821 w o rst. Garden TRACTORS C-B Tractor & Equip. Co. Wooden Kitchen Cabinets $15 to $25 $ 139-50 KEMTONE McCready Lumber Co. A sk fo r a n y u se y o u r "su b s c rib e r a d ” c a rd s w h en you o rd e r y o u r h o m e to w n p ap e r. CLEAN COUNTRY BLOCK WOOD TAI - PING Terrace 3 Cord Load, Hand Picked, no Rubbish ’ Fuel Co. AM ERICAN -CHINESE DINNERS Fine Food - Ample Parking 2 mi. North of Tigard 11130 S. W. Barbur Blvd. at 55th Ave. MU 7572 440 N. Columbia Blvd. Portland 12, Ore. Dancing After 9 O. R. NICHOLSON & SON Dealer in SCRAP METAL Batteries, Radiators, Brass, Aluminum, Copper Lead and Zinc frC u rn w i f c i HIGHEST PRICES PAID CHICKEN Phone; Beaverton 2497 Near Union Oil Depot -- Bertha-Beaverton Hiway M rs. Kresol uses these appli ances in her All Electric Home Everywhere Lines Go, It’s Economical to Live Electrically V Ô m ¿¿>4 (~ui • N Cu lUfcm /irt'd RESERVATIO N S H I IK D EYS Bt.OIli —in town or out—can easily afford to go “all-electric” Corner Alex, and Stacey 5-11 ALOHA, OREGON OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 10 General Sheet Metal Work • More than half of Oregon’s people live in the Lower Willamette Valley region served by PGE. And every home Aloha Sheet Metal Works • • • • • a M easure because PGE delivers electricity at the lowest region-wide rate in the nation. Among the 150.000 homes and farms served by PGE, Stainless Steel Sinks made to order Restaurant Work Heating—Forced Air, Furnaces Ventilating Blow Pipe Work Phone Aloha 6397 C. J. OASHNEY average use of electricity is 2J times the national average, • In h«r former home they would co>t Mrs. Kresol >10.67 a month average cost per kilowatt-hour less than half the national JUST average. The farmer enjoys the same low electric rate as the • In PGE area they cost her only *5.79 a month city dweller. PGE offers to each an equal opportunity for /■---- - \$esl Slope time-saving, economical and comfortable electrical living. Plan now to go “all-eiectric.” If you cook and heat e* water electrically, you can save money by applying for PGE’s “All-Electric Home” rate. No other distributor J.p.yinlaj $ £jn N nw i h w um im k im All la t e s t Releases Riverview Cemetery W F.ST E N D SKLU W O O D B R ID G E — V , « ■ ■ ri . V-k -M ,, ^ . f BonnovlB« Powor Distributor ; > ... .¿■ l o *, « T t a i Now Open and Ready to Serve You m u nonTioiti*' « »Twain tin I and farms, over so wide an area. PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC C O M P A N Y Record and Gift Shop S k u iim i delivers electricity so low in cost, to so many homes — OPENED CREM ATORIUM M AUSOLEUM CEMETERY C om plete F u n e ra l S m l « v In Mew C a th e d ra l C hapel a t No E a tr a root R iv ersid e 1» a co -o p e ra tiv e asso elatio n w ith a s se ts of o v er $#00 no Popular Classicois — Children's Records Crosley Radios and Phonographs Fine Gift Wares — Notions Remember Mothers l);iv. May 11th • J Telephone and Mail Oder* Promptly Filled BE 7748 8903 SW Canyon Road Open Tuesday and Friday Evenings T ill 9 p m