The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, May 16, 1947, Image 7

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    School Director
.Yoniiuated for /o n e IV
At a meeting held Thursday,
May 8 at the Beaverton grade
school, the following men were
nominated for the position of
school director of Zone IV:
trl Briggs of Kaleigh dis­
trict No. 95, Elmer Toupal of
Aloha-Huber No. 170,
Albert
Trankel of McKinley No. 81 and
M. R. Bennett of Barnes No. 57.
Zone Change
Recommended
BARNES PTA INSTALLS OFFICERS BONNY SLOPE
A T LAST MEETING OF THE YE AR Graduation
At a meeting of the Beaverton
City Planning Commission held
Wednesday, May 14, the Commis­
sion voted to recommend to the
City Council that Lot 1, Block 4,
Beaverbrook Addition be trans­
ferred from Residential District
No. 1 to the Business District.
The Barnes District No. 57 P.
T. A. held its last meeting of the
school year, Friday, May 9th, at
8:00 p.m. at the school house,
with a very full program.
The meeting was called to or­
der and a report of the paper
drive was given, which was a
very
successful
affair with
858.77 going to the P.T.A. treas­
ury.
Miss Joyce Marie Marsh, 2nd
grade, thanked the P. T. A. for
their cooperation and the ice
cream treat given the school by
the parents, for helping collect
the paper.
New officers were elected. Mrs.
Otto George, past County Coun­
cil President
of Parents
and
Teachers, was with us and in­
stalled the officers, as follows:
Getting The Jump On
SUMMER SALE
Just a Few More Day's Left
Ends May 17
HERE ARE JUST A FEW ITEMS FROM
Old Wallpaper
THIS LARGE SALE
Giving You the Blues?
Galvanized Pails
Paint Right Over It With
Our New
Popular Size
KEM-TONE
Sale Price Only 39c
Newest, Most Cheerful
Pastel Colors
FIemin«r Cabinet
Shop
Floor Wax
Penn (.liamp
Special Combination O ffer
2 Bottles for Only 19c
Duplex Receptrons
Just a few left
Sale Price 65c
Tennis Rackets
President, Mrs. Hern an Wal­
ters; First Vice President, Mrs.
G org e Berg; 2nd Vice President,
Mrs. George Thompson, Secre­
tary, Mrs. Andrews;
Treasurer,
Mr. L. VV. Korn.
Mrs. Otto George presented a
president’s pin to Mrs. Walters.
Mrs. Ray Glasner gave a re­
port on the State Convention.
Mrs. Henry Johnson was ap­
pointed picnic chairman tor our
final school picnic which will
be May 16, at the school house
at noon.
Graduation exercises were held
for Miss Arlene Murpln
The
lower grades
sang two lovely
numbers; Miss Suzanne Temple­
ton gave the class history; Miss
Arlene Murphy
read the will;
Miss Virginia Hubbell gave the
prophecy.
Miss Suzanne Templeton, ac­
companied by her mother, Mrs.
B. L. Templeton, sang two num­
bers.
Mr. Henry Johnson. Chairman
of the Board
presented Miss
Murphy the diploma.
Awards for perfect attendance
were given Miss Joyce Simpson
and Harry Hendrickson
Graduation of
Arlene Murpln
Repair
Service
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Made by Reach, W lijilit and
Ditson
• W affle Irons
The Barnes School Pet Show
was held Wednesday, May 14.
The upper grade room brought
their pets.
The third graders
acted as judges.
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A. Reach, Wright and Ditson..................... Each 59c
J.B .IM L A Y & SONS
Hardware and Feed
Leonard's &
Ernest's
RADIO ELECTRIC
109 Watson Street Phone 2621
Beaverton
ALOHA, OREGON
Over 50 years in the Feed Business
Phone Aloha 6 3 1 l -- Aloha
Mill Phone Aloha 6272 . . . Reedville
West End ef Y in Beaverton
NEW BEAUTY FOR YOUR
WALLS, FURNITURE, AUTO,
FLOORS - IN A J I F F Y!
T h « m o s t in « i p e r i * r u « d o m o fv w r co n g « t p r o fe s s io n a l
re s u lt» w it h P la s t i- K o fe A d u r a b le , c e llo p h a n e tm o o th
f in is h D o e » n o t c r o c k , c h ip , o r p e e l
E a » y to k e e p
c le a n w ith o d a m p c lo th , a lc o h c 1- p r o o f, » k id - p ro o f,
w e a t h e r r e s t t fa n f .
C h o k e o f 3 6 b e o u tifu l
Intorlor or ou tsid e u »e .
color»
Today, May 16, the last day
of school, we will have a picnic
and also achievement flay.
The two sewing clubs will ex­
hibit their sewing. The Health
Club and the Forestry Club will
tell of their year’s work.
Mr. Joe Cox and Miss Faye
Nichols will award 4-H pins.
Suzanne Templeton
7th grade
The Book Club met Thursday
with Mrs. Violet T.n Mont. The
annual election of officers was
held resulting in Mrs. Amy Gib­
son being elected president and
Mrs. Opal Eisenhauer re-elected
secretary-treasurer Miss Eva Da­
vis gave an excellent review of
Case’s “ The Empire Builders.”
The next meeting will be a
picnic dinner to be held at the
Davis home
on Canyon Drive.
Mrs. Daisy Masters will give the
book review and Mrs. Josephine
Hunkapillar
will arrange the
picnic dinner
The
FIRESTONE
Store
Phone 3961
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Mr. Herbert Trachsel is in the
Veterans hospital, on Markham
hill. He is to be operated on for
Sinus trouble. He expects to be
home in a week or so.
GIFTS
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V. K. \V. A U X IL IA R Y
V. F. W. Post 8247 and Aux
iliary meet at 8 p. m. at the
Bonny Slope Community Club
hall Tuesday, May 20.
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f o r th e
GRADUATE
SO F TB A L L
The soft ball team has receiv­
ed their new uniforms, hats and
halls.
The team will have a practice
game with Bethany at Bethany
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p. m
Everyone is Invited.
The Bonny Slope soft ball team
Is sponsored by V. F. W. Post
8247, and the team practices each
Wednesday evening and Sunday
afternoons.
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Mr Clayton Thomas is ill at
home with the mumps. Hope to
see him up and around real
soon.
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CARD P A R T Y
The Bonny Slope Community
Club will give a card party May
21th at 8:30 p. m. in the Bonny
Slope Community club hall. Pi­
nochle and crihbage will be
played. Prizes for the high score,
refreshments will he served.
Fouilla ui Pens . . .
F or Y oung Men . . .
Courtley Shaving Sets, Billfolds, Electric Razors, Schick
or Remington Rand
to r
I
o u n g L a d ie s
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Perfume $1.00 to $20.00
She'll like Dorothy Gray's
Magic Hour or Lady in the
Dark
Revlon Sets, $1.75 to $8.75
Old South Sets $1.25 to $3.50
H a ll M a rk (»ra iln a tu n i
Cards
DEAN'S DRUG STORE
Double S&H Green Stamps on All Prescriptions
Phone 3774
Beaverton, Oregon
We'll Make You Another f o r 25c
While You Wait Service
CHAMBERLAIN
RIGHT F O O D ... RIGHT CARE
WALKER'S DEPT. STORE
For Your Baby Under Orve Year Old
DAY
• MOTO-SWVY
Lubrication
• MOTOR TUNE-UP
Al’s Motor
Service
OR
W EEK
Health Specialist Recommended by Dr. Ralph Shuddack
MRS. BURBANK HECK
2nd House Back of “ Nendel's" On Canyon Road Highway
Route 2, Box 206-A
Beaverton, Oregon
Former Clemens Station
177 E. Broadway
Bcaverto.i, Oregon
JEWELRY
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Carlson Garage
N Ìte K K Q
the Ideal Gift
for the
Welding and Machine
Shop
X / /
JEWELER!
Graduati*
Machinery Built to Order
GENERAL
In Th«
REPAIRING
DOROTHY SHOP
for Cars, Trucks and Tractors
Tires
Standard Oil Product*
Compacts
Phone 6301
ALO HA, OREGON
- Bracelets
- Pins
Get your subscriber ads when
you pay your subscription.
R O Y S RADIO REPAIR
Aloha
Barber Shop
House and Auto Badio Repairing
Where Special Attention
Pick l|> and Delivery Service
is given to Children
as well as Grown-ups
ALOHA, OREGON
a n d fro n ip o re n f tor
✓
$2 .9 5
H OSPITALIZED
Tiie last meeting for this term
No more fires after May 16,
will lie held at the Bonny Sloin- 1947, without fire permits. Fire
Community Club hall May 15. permits may be obtained at the
1947. The officers for the com­
ing term are. President, Mrs county sheriffs office.
Frank Head; Vice-president, Mrs.
Fred Kalmback; Secretary, Mrs
Pearl McLean: Treasurer, Mrs.
Mitchell.
SCHOOL PICNIC
Brake Lining and
Flats Fixed
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FIRES
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Book Club
Elects Officers
Expert Lubrication
The Amazing
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Expert Car Washing
and Polishing
Adjusting
N ew MCeilophane-Like" Finish
•
Bonny VISITORS
Slope Community club are asked
Mr. and Mrs. John Orrick and
to lie present at the Bonny Slope
family of Vancouver, B. C , vis-
Community Club grounds, May iteti the C. I7. Me Karrens recent-
18th to help clean up the club
1 ,y’
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grounds Potluck lunch.
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I*. T. A
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IV t Show
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TENNIS BALLS
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• Vacuum Cleaners
• Radios
Sale Price Only $5 95
Graduation exercises for the
Bonny Slope school will I k * held
in the Bonny S!oi>e community
club hall tonight. May 16. 1947.
Friends and relations invited.
IL L A T H O M E
Arlene Murphy, the only 8th
grader, had a lovely graduation,
Friday, May 9.
She received
three corsages, one from Mrs.
Phone Beaverton
at West " Y "
Abbott, the primary teacher; one
3941
Beaverton
from the P. T. A.; and one from
Suzantno Templeton, a school
Get your subscriber ads when pal.
The program consisted of a
you pay your subscription.
Class Will by Arlene; a Class
Prophecy by Virginia Hubbell,
7th grade; and two songs and the
Class History by Suzanne Tem­
pleton.
There were two selec­
tions from Mrs. Abbott's music
classes. Mr. H. R. Johnson, the
chairman of the School Board
presented the Diploma.
Harry Hendrickson and Joyce
Marie Simpson earned Certifi­
ON
cates of Award for being neither
absent nor tardy for a whole
• Washing Machines
year.
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
FRID AY, M AY 16, 1947
Clean-Up l)av
AU membe„ 0( the
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QUART
Let Us Give You a Survey
H E R » BILSTAD
LINOLEUM COMPANY
For An
730 Tualatin Valley Highway, West of Cedar St. Beaverton
Air Conditioning Furnace
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Cl
Aloha Sheet Metal Works
Corner Alex, and Stacey
ALOHA, OREGON
With
Williams O i l - O - M a t i c
OIL BURNER
General Sheet Metal Work
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Stainless Steel Sinks made to order
Restaurant Work
Heating—Forced Air, Furnaces
Ventilating
Blow Pipe Work
C. J. DASH NET
Phone Aloha 6397
Nothing Down
, . 3 Years to Pay
Grauer & A c k e r m a n
Beaverton 2 6 9 9
I II«* Ilotpoint Maytag Store
One Vlile Fast o f Beaverton on Gammi Boati