The Beaverton enterprise., June 13, 1947, Image 1

Local Girls
Presented In
Renoux Revue
Monday, June 9th, the Tam-
iesie-Renoux Revue was staged at
the Oriental Theatre in Portland.
There was a huge crowd to wit­
ness the performance. Beaverton,
as well as other cities was par­
ticipants well represented by
town folk.
The performance was one of
splendor and perfect arrange­
ment. The costumes were lavish­
ly prepared and the timing and
rythm of the performers was
very good. Never before has a
group with so many younger
children shown cool headedness
and perfect timing and rythm as
this group.
The training is due to the nev­
er tiring and ever helpful ad­
vice of their instructoress, Miss
Renoux,
who was a resident
of Beaverton before moving to
Portland and opening the studio
there. While living here she had
a dancing school. Mr. Tamiesie
is the orchestra conductor for
the Revue. His orchestra, except
for a few have played together
for 3 or 4 years and their ages
range from 8 years to 17 years.
The girls who performed that
are our own local girls were
Vanda Benson,
Ray Lahman,
Mary Lee Olson, Carolyn Sch-
walter, Bonnie Boyd, race and
Doris Abbott, Beverly Larson, Pa­
tricia Seidler and Anita Pienovi.
The act that went over best,
according to the reaction of the
audience was when several girls
came out with burlap sacks over
waist and head with suit coat
covering the rest of body to
mid point of ankles and knees.
When they danced you couldn’t
tell what was happening. It was
very amusing to watch it, al­
though one girl just about lost
her coat.
The finale was a rendition of
the Gay 90’s in the park. It was
a clever arrangement. The or­
chestra closed the program by
playing very beautiful number.
The troupe presented to their
instructoress a l>eautiful bouquet
of roses for her kindess and loy
alty to them.
This group and their instruc-
ters should be congratulated on
their splendid showmanship. The
group showed the people that by
working together, no matter what
age, you can get a feeling of
companionship that will never be
surpassed. Because in •.*"*»r t
dance well you have to be a
companion to your fellow per­
formers. So it’s hats off and good
luck in the future to the Ta
micsie Renox Revue.
VOLUME 20 NUMBER 20
ESTABLISHED 1927
\ssesst‘d Valuation
Of City Raised To
385(M)(M).; Estimate
BEAVERTON, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON,
FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1947
SUBSCRIPTION IN ADVANCE $2.00 P8R YEAR
SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS
5 Candidates to Be Elected
To New Rural School Board
At Election Monday, June 16
The City Budget for the next
year ending June 30, 1948 has
been completed and is published
as required by law, elsewhere in
In addition to voting on bud-1 Persons who are eligible to
this issue of the Enterprise.
gets Washington County School |vote lor member* oi the Rural
Tax payers will be pleased to District voters will ballot on sev­ School Board are those eligible
to vote on any school director.
n o te that the net amount to be
levied, $14,290.00 is $2,587.79 less eral othc4 measures, Monday, Qualifications are: ' Any citizen
21 years of age, who has resided
than was approved by the voters June 16.
The most important measure in district thirty day s immedate*
for items other than debt serv­
liefore the people is the election ly preceding the election
Prop­
ice for 1946-47.
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No item for bond interest is of members to the newly-created erty qualifications are not re­
quired as is the case when vot­
necessary this year, as there is rural school boa id.
Five members will be chosen ing on budgets, consolidations,
sufficient money on hand in
sinking funds to meet unmatur­ from a field of 15 candidates, one etc.
ed refunding improvment bonds, from each of the five »ones.
5600 ballots have been sent to
%
Series 1939 and the interest cou­
Voters in Zone I which in­ school clerks in 72 districts. The
pons.
cludes the following voting dis­ time of election is between the
The assessed valuation is esti­ tricts 11 jt ,12, 13, 14, 28, 32, 34 44, hours of 8 and 9 p m. in the
mated at $850,000.00, compared 56, 66jt, 72, 97, 98, 102— will se­ voting schoolhouse of the local
with $741,428.23 last year and the lect a member fiom a field of school district.
millage is estimated to be 16.8 four candidates: L. G. Aerts of
Districts not voting on Rural
compared with 23.6 last year, or Banks, Arthur P. Ireland of School Board members are Dis­
art estimated reduction of 6.8 Greenville, C. A. Redner of Gas­ tricts No. 7, Hillsboro, No. 15,
ton, and Pauli Zinke, Cherry Forest Grove, and No. is, Beaver­
mills.
An additional $1000.00 is in­ Grove.
ton, all of which are first class
cluded to apply on finishing the
Zone II, which involves dis­ districts.
addition to the City Hall and tricts lCjt., 23, 45, 82 88jt., 92.
The forecast of a heavy vote in
IC S
$1000.00 to cover the additional 96, and 106, will choose between
some districts is due to other Is­
PORTLAND HUNT CLUB mem­
cost of the City's share of build­ Verne O. Bishop of Tigard and
sues to lie balloted on
ing the Hall Street crossing over J. M. Burge of Sherwood.
bers shown above left to right:
AH districts will vote on at least
the Southern Pacific track and in­
Joann Windolph on her horse,
Zone III including districts 1, one local hoard member and many
stalling the warning signal re­ 3jt, 4, 8, 19, 21, 24, 29, 38 39 districts have items of interest
Random Harvest; Cliff Eastman
on Happy Realtor; Joan Karns
quired by the Public Utilities 41, 43, 46jt. 51, 52, 58, 59, 61, in the budget which will drawr
on W ildfire
owned by Clare
Commissioner.
68, 70, 79, 89, and 116, will find voters out.
Wiley; race Karns on Sally B>
Building inspector for $500.00 three candidates on the printed
Annual
meeting for Union
Paul Easton on Edna's Corin­
is expected to be fully covered
ballot. Della M. Cypher of N orth , Hi(fh schools is Monday, Juno
thian.
by permit fees included in li­
Plains, F. E. Hartsell of W itch , 23. Polls are open for voting
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censes and fees in the receipts
Hazel, and Frank Hofer of the ;
from 2 to 7 p. m. The question
M ARYANN
KERRY
of the
section.
West Union district.
j of a Rural School Board member
Due to the work on the Hall
Portland
Hunt Club Is shown
Zone IV, including voting dis- will not be voted on at the Un-
Street crossing not having been
jumping Fitzhampton Duke, own­
tricts 6, 18, 37, 57, 60, 62jt, 67jt ioin High School Annual meeting
completed in this fiscal year, the
ed by Mrs. Logan Ferry. Mary­
74. 81, 94, 95, and 107, will because the component districts
amount of $5,500.00 levied in
ann will be seen in the Junior
choose one of four candidates: M. will have voted on June 16. the
1946-47 is being suspended in a
Corinthian.
Monday previous.
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sinking fund to be expended dur­ R. Bennett of the Barnes district;
Earl Briggs, Raleigh Hills; Elmer
Any citizen who does not ap­
ing the next fiscal year. The o ff­
These club members and thetr
M. Toupal, Aloha; and Albert J. pear to vote, or to present his
set to this item is included in
mounts will participate in the
Trankle,
McKinley.
or her views regarding school af­
the available card balance In the
47th annual Spring Race Meet
Zone V, including districts 2. fairs, at the Annual School meet
receipts section.
to be held June 21 and 22.
10,
16, 30, 42, 64. 65 69 71 78 90 ing is not justified later in con­
Photos by Robert L. Greenwood
An item of $2000.00 is included
demning or protesting action tak
to cover the estimated cost of 99, 113, and 114, will choose be­
tween Henry Ilering of Cornelius en by the people or district board
grading and surfacing Hall street
at the annual school meeting.
from the south lino nr Qpoadw^y and Paul A. Ritchey of Dtlley.
to the north line of the South­
.
ern Pacific tracks.
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An additional amount of $200
Miss Erma Meeks, who is Dir­
was included to provide needed
ector of Home Service for the
additional street lights and $200
Hawaiian Electric in Honolulu,
extra to provide some play­
Hawaii, and
who
formerly
ground fence to protect the chil­
taught
home
economics
in the
Excitement
ran
high
at
the
American
Legion
and
Auxil­
dren.
Beaverton high school will be in
The budget election will be iary Posts West Hills, Tualatin Hall Street Ball park when the
Portland and Beaverton this week
held on Tuesday June 24th, be­ Valley, Sherwood and Tigard softball games of Pack 517 were
to visit friends and family.
tween the hours of 8 a m. and R Posts are sponsoring a picnic to played Friday, June 6.
Miss Meek, who has been sent
Bernard Eberfcia of Den 5 won
Parents in the Beaverton vi­ p. m. at the city hall. Approval be given Sunday June 15 at Ava­
over
to attend
various Home
his
second
straight
game
in
pitch-
lon
Park
on
Tualatin
River.
cinity will be happy to leam is requested for the amount of
Economic conventions in Calif­
It
will
be
an
all
day
picnic
and
ing
a
nice
one
hitter.
He
also
$6.925.43
which
Is
outside
the
that again this year a Union
ornia, St. Louis and New York,
all American Legionnaires and walked one batsman, but in each 1
Daily Vacation Bible School will 6'~fc limitation.
flew from Hawaii by Pan Amer­
case
the
hitter
and
the
man
who
friends
are
invited
to
partake
of
be in segsion from June 15
Those serving on the budget
ican air lines and arrived in San
walked
were
both
out
stealing.
committee were Otto Keil. chair­ a gala day.
through June 27th.
Francisco on May 29.
Robley
Morgan
was
not
helped
Ball
games,
races,
swimming
Meeting from nine a. m. until man, Ed. Bader, secretary; Al-
any
in
his
pitching
chores
as
11:45 with the opening and clos­ bin Alplanalp, Garnold Norris. and boating.
Bring your lunch and hot cof- his mates committed six errors
ing sessions to be held in the M. D. Murphy, Mayor Chandler.
on which Den 5 capitalized each
The first in a series of an­
The Beaverton Kiwanis will he
Church of Chiist (in back of the Councilmen Knepp, Metcalfe, Ras­ fee will be provided.
time for a run. Of the seven runs
City Hall), the school will be mussen and Wright.
hosts at a District Inter-Club nual events of Amateur Western
Richard Schuld of Schuld and
scored by Den 5, only one was
and Horse Shows given last Fri­
under the capable leadership of
meeting to 15 Kiwanis groups at
Swetland
Service
Station mar­
earned.
Final
score
was:
Den
5,
day, June 6, at the Beaverton
Reverands Springer, Bowers and
7 runs, 10 hits, no errors; Dens a dinner meeting to be held next High
School grounds, which ried Madelyn Kizel last Satur­
Sturtevant together with a fine
The West Slope Water Dis- \ 1 and 3- no runs' 1 hit. 6 errors, Tuesday, June 17 at 6:45 at the played to a capacity crowd was day morning, June 7,at 9 a.m. in
corps of workers from the Naz-
trict has one less truck to its
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secon,l Ka,T,e Dens 2 and Masonic Temple in Beaverton.
sponsored
by” the
Beaverton Tigard. Rev. P. M. Blenkinsop of
arene, Congregational, Methodist
the Tigard Methodist Church of­
credit since Saturday, June 7, ‘ came ver>' close to winning
and Christian Churches assisting.
Two Hundred and fifty guests Junior Chamber of Commerce ficiated.
their
first
game
of
the
season
and
judged
to
lx
a
huge
success,
when
the
truck
hit
a
had
chuck
Instruction
classes,
stories,
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 on
After a honeymoon spent in
with a 5th inning rally which are expected to attend from the despite the rain.
handwork and music together the Beaverton diamond the I. O. hole on S. W. Wilson Avenue.
Eastern Oregon the Schulds will
tied the game, only to be stop­ Kiwanis clubs in Vancouver, Wn.,
Over
$175
was
cleared
which
with many other interesting fea­ O. F. team will meet Verboort.
Mr. Frank Palmer, driver of
Scappoose,
Long- will be used for the Beaverton live in the Mayfield apartment
tures await your child from 4
The batting average of the the truck, had slowed down for ped when Jack Hunt settled Milwaukie,
in Beaverton.
down
and
went
the
rest
of
the
to 15 years of age.
view-Kelso, St. Helens, McMinn­ recreation program.
Tualatin Valley League players the hole, but something broke in |
way to win his second game in
The
Grand
Entry
Parade
led
for the first half is as follows:
the stearing gear just as he hit
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f.
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. . , , , three starts when Tom Nee ings ville, Southwest Hills, Oregon by the four Beaverton High
Heilman 1 5times at bat. 6 hits, it, causing
Mrs. Nan Bourquin left
on-
the truck to skid into
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. I doubled in the winning run :n City, Gresham, Alontavilla, Port­ School Band Majorettes, follow­
400 per cent.
Tuesday for Oregon State Tea­
a large Cedar tree on the edge
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Clatskanie
and Camas- ed by the band came to the
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the seventh inning. All three land,
Withworth 24 times at bat, 3 of r ...
chers College to attend
the
the Houghton property. The ]
games which Jack Hunt has Washougal.
front of the grand stand In an summer session of school.
hits, 125 per cent.
impact with the tree caused the
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O'Conner 21 times at bat, 3 truck to turn over completely, pitched have been decided by
George Angel of the Portland impressive ceremony and played
one run. This shows the kind of
the
Star
Spangled
Banner.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Semon hits. 143 per cent.
wheels in the air. The truck was
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• pitcher he is. Beat him and you Club will lead the singing for the
Reliekah
Needle and Social
An outstanding performance
of Wilson avenue are announc­
Voorhies 18 times at bat, 4 demolished,
hut Mr. Palmer es- i
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«_ evening and the Beaverton Com­
j
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_
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_
have
beat
one
the
best
p
tch-
Club
met
at
the
Paul Lusk home
was
given
by
the
Five-galted
ing the engagement and ap­ hits. 222 per cent.
caped with no more than a
munity Club of 40 voices lead
proaching
marriage
of
their
Remington 8 times at bat, 2 scratch, and a rather shaken up ers of cub age. Final score for by Willis Cady will furnish en­ champion chestnut mare, “Geor- on Friday. June t>. There were
this game was: Dens 4 and 6, 9
geous G irl” , ridden by its owner. twenty present. A pot luck lunch
daughter, Norma Jean, to Ber­ hits. 250 per cent.
feeling.
runs, 11 hits, 4 errors; Dens 2 tertainment.
Mrs. Johnson of Highlands Rid­ was served at noon.
nard Ray Constable of Sioux
Schiener 22 times at bat, 4
The speaker lor the evening, ing Academy
and
7,
8
runs.
11
hits,
1
error.
The afternoon was spent on
hits, 181 per cent.
City, Iowa.
The standings so far of the Rev. H. W. Hebblethwaite of the
The
Washington
Sheriff's working on articles for the ba­
The wedding is scheduled for.
Taggart. 6 times at bat. 2 hits
Fremont Methodist church in Possee under Captain Bert Han­ zaar. Also plans were made for
different teams Is
June 23 and the couple will 333 per cent.
W.
L. Portland will speak on the sub­ sen and the Portland Mounted a Merchant’s Lunch to lx* June
make their home in Sioux City.
Sims. 13 times at bat. 2 htis,
Den 5 ____
3
0 ject “ Our Choice.”
Possee under the direction of 24 at the I.OO.F. Hall and lunch
153 per cent.
Dens
4
and
6
2
1
The dinner will be served by Captain Ma't Vetsch put on In­ w ill be served from 11:30 to 1:30.
Therkelson, 16 times at bat, 5
The Beaverton
Unit of the Dens 1 and 3
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2 the Masonic ladies under the tricate drills including the spin­ Watch for poster"
hits 312 per cent
Washington County Public Healtn Dens 2 and 7
0
3 leadership of Mis. Jack Osfield
Next meeting will be at Mrs.
ning wheel, circles, grand right
Turner. 11 times at hat. no hits. Association
held its
regular
Winning pitchers:
and left and many others, show­ E. La Rue’s home.
Reyes. 8 times at hat, 2 hits.
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Bernard Eheriien
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ing the excellence of their
250 per cent.
Jack
Hunt
_2
1
horsemanship and the high de­
McVlaan 11 times at bat, 2 hits Refreshments were served.
Daily vacation Bible Hour is
Mr. and Mrs. J. Watson and
j
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There will lie no game on Fri
gree of training of their horses. family o f Southern California
being held at Highway Chapel 1.81 per cent.
Mrs.
Zola F. Morgan re
day. June 13. Beginning June 17,
A group Of Ladies from the
The Oregon Ranch girls per­
Hime 4 times at bat. no hits.
Monday through Friday from 10
games will he played on Tues Methodist church called on Mr#. formance was rated at “ tops” by visited at the Francis Sturtevant
Henrekson. 2 times at bat, no
to 11:30 a. m. in charge of Mrs.
home
Monday. Mr. Watson is
f)ayR for thp ,.eRt of the Reason
Wllmot last Wednesday to con­ an enthusiastic audience, with doing government research work
Frieda Hogan, Betty Hogan and hits
tions.
Election of officers was lieginning as soon after 3:15 as
gratulate her on her ninety- particular praise going to Mrs. in California. He was formerly
Patricia Case.
held with the following members possible, according to the man­
fourth
birthday presenting her Myrtle Nestlen's palomino, Gold­ Professor of Physics at Pacific
Sunday evening will be spe­
being elected: Mrs. M. M. Romlg, ager, Paul Taylor
with a lovely angel food cake. en King which was described as University.
cial “ Fathers Day” services with
President; Mrs. L. T. Johnson,
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The next day which was real­ “ a honey of a horse.”
the children presenting musical
Vice President arid Mrs. L. H
Ray
of
Ray's
Western
Riding
ly
her
birthday.
A
number
of
numbers and other special fea­
The Hanset Pressed Steel Corp. Lundblad Secretary Treasurer.
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There were thirteen from the
others called, among them were, displayed his unusual “educated” W. S. C. S. of the Methodist
located at 7th and Alger streets,
tures.
Mrs. M. M. Romlg and Mrs.
Beaverton, plan to add the manu- Ray Cavens were chosen to go
A hearing has been set frtr Mrs Belle Walker, Mrs. Blak horse who could perform tricks Church from Circle one or the
factureof dust pans to their pre­ to the State Association meeting Saturday, June 21 in the case of ney, Mrs. Frank Fanno, Mrs. on the platform as well as jump Ziona Circle, named for our old­
j Hohnstein and Shafer versus the Julia McGinnis, Mrs. Reva Brown through a flaming arch.
sent schedule, within the next 30 ¡n Portland,
est member, Mrs. Ziona Wilmont
Jumpers from the Highlands
days.
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! Cltv of Beaverton, and its offi- and grandson, Mrs. Dinetz. Mrs.
who was 94 years young
on
Production of the company.' Rev. and Mrs. Francis Stur- cers regarding the questions of Doering. Mrs. Carrie Clement, Academy entertained the crowd June 5th. The members wished
with
a
series
of
jump
events
de­
now manufacturing mops has tevant were guests of Mr. and a exclusive franchise to collect Mrs. Dora Step*1, Mrs. Geo Blas-
her many happy.returns and had
By a unanimous vote of the temporarily been cutrailed due j Mrs. Thomas Gallagher on Fri- garbage within the city limits, ser and other? oil that day she spite the had weather which a birthday cake for a gift baked
day. June 6 The date marked
The city of Beaverton award- was picsented with tw’o more made jumping hazardous. How­ by Mrs. M. Bell.
Church Board of the Church of to material shortages
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The Beaverton plant 1« afflllat the tenth wedding anniversary of ed such a fran< hlse to Fay lovely cakes, one from Mrs Di­ ever. only one "spill" was taken.
Christ. Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs.
P llf Edwards .who sings over
and June 4th Evans. Hohnstein and Shafer gar netz and one from Mrs. Doering
George W. Springer were asked ed with the Hanset Lbr Co. of the Sturtevant’s
Mrs. Sam Taylor on Alexander
the the fourteenth wedding anniver- bage collectors are questioning Mrs. blakeney bringing a gorg­
to remain as pastors of the lo­ Tillamook who produces
St. at Aloha Is quite 111 with high
eous bouquet of flowers.
IContinm-d on Last Page)
mop handles.
i sary of the Gallagher’s.
the legality of this award.
blood pressure.
cal congregation.
iim u n
Picnic Sunday Softball Game
Avalon Park Pack 517
Visits IJere
From Hawaii
Vacation School to
Be June 15-27
Beaverton kiwanis Amateur Western
Ami Horse Show
To Be Host to
Huge Success
15 Tilths June 17
,Married in Tigard
Baseball Sunday
I O O F vs Verboort
Truck Turns (H e r
Miss Nonna Scinon
To Be June Bride
Regular Monthly
Meeting Held
Daily Bible Hour
At Highway Chapel
Birthday Trccliii^s
To Add Line
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Church Extends
Call to Pastor
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