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BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, JUNE 27, K| 1947 BEAVER THEATRE BEAVERTON Phone 2482 1 \ S £ 8 Fridoy and Saturday, June 27 and 28 J ^ in Natural Color, Marshall Thompson, Jim Davis k News Single Cartoon ^ Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, June 29 to July 1 1 Mickey Rooney, Bonita Granville, Lewis Stone, Fay Holden News - Cartoon • Single All pictures Subject to Change Without Notice 1 advertteer—TVÜ DR. H. A. PUTNAM Chireprecfic Phyeicien 30 years practice In Portland I block So. of Canyon Rood on Howett Rood-W est Slope Portlond phone BEocon 9 6 3 7 Open eves, by appointment Phene 3434 For R egu lor-E fficieot Pickup Positively KILLS MOLES Hot W ater HEATERS D e g r e e Wilbur M. Osterloh, son of Mrs. Hannah Osterloh of Bea verton was a candidate for the degree of Master of Science in Retailing at New York Univer sity’s 115th Commencement ex ercise held Wednesday morning June 11, it was announced by Dr. Charles M. Edwards, dean of the New York University School of Retailing. Mr. Osterllcn attended Wash ington High School In Portland and later the University of Ore gon where he was granted the degree of Bachelor of Science in 1943. Bethel Outing "LO V E LA U G H S A T A N D Y H A R D Y " Beaverton SANITARY SERVICE J 1 " G A L L A N T BESS," a story of a devoted horse him jea re In the paper. y A group of high school people of Bethel Church spent a most pleasant afternoon last Sunday at Camp Adams. After inspecting the camp and its new buildings, the braver spirits went swim mlng, after which a tie game of soft-ball was played. The aft ernoon’s fun was closed with a picnic in the Council Fire Area. Camp Adams will open June 23rd with a Younger Boys Camp, for boys from 9 to 12, which will lie followed by periods for every age group in the weks following. A large number of young peo ple from Bethel Church have already signed op for the Con ferences and more are expected to do so as the season advances. Miss Amarette Barnes and Miss Bernice Conoiy are on the Staff of the Younger Girls Camp, and the pastor will teach in the Sen ior High Camp In July. Money Back k il l e r roe sale and nrcoMMBNoeo ev Gee and Electric HOLLAND FEED & SEED Beaverton. Oregon Far Save Your ROOF! ACT HOW T ir t t f o n v Immediate Delivery D ELU X E A Folrbonks Morte Shallow and Deep Well Pumps Beeverten Mary Lee Hart and Ellen Clo- sen left Sunday the 15th for two weeks at a hihfe camp at Trout Dale. . . . Mr. Wold has his new home near completion and is ready to put on the roof and finish the interior, it Is located on Barry road. . . . Little Albert Kemmer. Jr., who has been quite sick and in the hospital Is better and home again. We Give Liberal Tradetn Allowance on Your Old Tire W eit End of " Y " in Beaverton PHO N E 3961 Phene 2*25 Mrs. Helen Habern of Cali fornia visited Mrs. Albert Rapp of Beaverton and enjoyed Ore gon's beautiful country. taf* O. R. NICHOLSON & SON THIS FREE SAMPLE WILL PROVE Dealer in SCRAP METAL ASBESTOLINE Botteriti, Radiators, Brass, Alum inum , Copper Lead and Zin c W ILL SAVE YOUR ROOF! SAVE YOU TROUBLE! SAVE YOU M ONEY! HIGHEST PH1CES PAID Phene; Near Union Oil Depot Beeverten 2497 -- Bertha-Beaverton Hlwoy «N M M B I Aloha Sheet Metal Works Corner Alex, and Stacey ALOHA, OREGON I I 9 9 9 9 9 • * a m Mrs. Jay Frost Is enjoying a visit from her two sisters. They are Mrs. Pearl Steiner and her daughter Dorrine of Sacramento, Calif., and Mrs. Lilly Bailey of San Francisco, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Frost live near R’eedville. 9 9 9 9 FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS FOR RENT 9 8 - 1 0 - 1 2 - 1 6 Cubic Feet NO A D V A N C E IN RATES $1.00 Per Cubic Foot W EST SLOPE FOOD BANK Telephone BRoodway 4251 9 Mrs. W alter Caveness has re turned from a two weeks trip. She reported a wonderful trip but no place looked as good as Oregon. She visited in Utah, Colorado, and visited her aunt In New Mexico, besides other friends on the way. • • • Mrs. R. C. Maxwell of Stock- ton, Calif., who lived at the corner of Spencer Avenue on Farmington Road, is visiting friends in and around Beaverton this week. FOR THE F O U R T H ! Your • » ent here todoy. FLORENCE BEAUTY SHOP FMIRKNOK M ILLER, Manager 105 S. W at m > ii B e a ve rto n , P h o n e 3241 MSi Save 20 to 25% on your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS SERVICE ' FOR ALL ' R E F R IG E R A T IO N Every type of Mechanical Refrigeration is served prop Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Co. O r * t * n M u t u a l P a tia la « a r a N O N - A S S C S S A B L E . Yo u N E V E R pay m o ra t h a n A a p ra m J u rn a a H $a f a c a o f t k a p o l ic y . O to fa a M u tu a l — — 1 1 ^ n fu flllw lft S ID v ta A I m a . Im la S n ta ll «A a «IIw Lu B y Imarawca Law«. • f M c M IM N V IL L f OtaaaUW ia 1894 52 Yaar* of Reliable Sorvka WALKER and NELSON, Afoot. New Location 109 S. 2nd Ave. MRuofW D- C* y Phone 1732 w mi t ^ RimtarHftn T u a u u T l ^ n l ** P »1 n S 9 0 f w , »aa v * cgw H erly by this establishment. Thorough experience, gen uine skill and a finely equipped and stocked shop assure dependable, prompt service. WE ACCEPT CHEVRON CREDIT CARDS (apply for 0119 here) NELSON Refrigeration SA LES A N D SER V ICE Y .t, sir, wa ll b . pleated to honor youf Standard'» Chevron Notionol Credit Cord . . anytime I Whot'» more, we'll be pleased to help you get a credit card •! you don’t a l ready have one 455 W. Baseline Phone 701 Hillsboro, Oregon SCH U LD & SW ETLAND 355 Tualatin Valley Highwaay BEA V ER TO N , OREGON IS IT TRUE? THE 5UN EXCELS ANYTH IN6 IN TH E FIRM AN EN T IN H EA T FURNITURE For Your Party Room we Hove New and Pre-War Furniture Good Used Electric Stoves CANYON ROAD TRADING POST for To. At One mile East of Beaverton on Canyon Road N O T IC E OF 1947-1948 BUDGET M EETIN G Ph on. 3BS1 16 Form Ina ton Rood Beaverton Aufhotlted Dealer Service excels at Imloy's. We pledge ourselves to friend liness, efficiency and promptness to make your satisfac tion doubly sure. Notice la hereby given that the Budget Committee of Beaver- m L R«Urai Fir? «Protf ti.on.D,strlct' Washington County, Oregon, has i? £¡5. ^ 2 ? . V16 Levylng board' to-wH: the Board of Direc- °f . D,f ti i cL ,ts detalled estimate of the total amount of money to be raised by taxes upon taxable property within said dis trict as showm by the assessment roll last compiled by the County ° f Washington County Oregon, and to be expended by the ^nna^O lo io 0 which r^ 1L PUr.P° 8eS ^ are * as * follows: f‘ SCal >'e3r J” ly 1. 1947, tO June 30, 1948, estimates RECEIPTS Distribution of Washington County u4 Fire 1*1111(1 ----------------------------------- Delinquent taxes ..................................." CONGO WALL 1 000 0(1 ion on 100 00 Total .................................... ........................................ T 1,200.0« EXPEN D ITU R ES Average Bathroom GLASS COFFEE Special While They Imist M A K ER ......... ................................. Unused balances__________________________ ** Available la all color* fo i aa low an $21 for the .. $*.7» ARDMORE K E L T BROADLOOM CARPETING, 9 f t width, for ouly $2.75 PER SQUARE YARD Req. Ironing limml PAD A N D COVER $3.95 Now $1.98 $1.19 ANSWER J9NOQ 9JD SJOfS UOIJQ ®H i--- 3S1VJ HERB BILSTA1) LINOLEUM CO. IN S H R IN E R BUILDING 7J0 Tualatin Valley Highway, Weot of <>4ar St. j is your the holiday by getting a perman FEEDS, SEEDS H E A V Y GAUGE MOP P A IL , W RING ER ANt> M0P8 beauty Every Permanent Under the Personal Supervision of It Htady TILE BOARD crowning hair. Assure yourself of success for Findley Milling ÎV IV Co. Phone Aloha 6397 g j There were ten members pies- ent and a birthday cake to cel ebrate all birthdays to date. A business meeting was held and^w a pot luck dinner served. The Past Noble Grands met on Thursday at the 1. O O. F. Hall for their meeting as » was too wet for a picnic. It is the last meeting until September Mrs. Harold Meisegeier and daughters, Marilyn and Lanine Jean of Spokane, Wash, are spending a few days at the E. R. Sheets home and attending the 95th Oregon Methodist State Conference heid in Portland this week. • • a On Tuesday evening at the regular meeting of the Rebekan Lodge there was a good atten dance. The Memorial srevice was put on very impressively led by Sister Bertha Anderson after which the Degree work was put on. There were \isitors from sev- eral lodges. Some came for the pot luck dinner at 6:30. All reported they spent a worth while evening. YOUR FREE SAMPLE eld M f l-e ««v ,OU4 M N T lij Stainless Steel Sinks made to order Restaurant Work Heating—Forced Air, Furnaces Ventilating Blow Pipe Work C. J. DASHNEY A Super product with « record of dUtingutthed tervice for over twenty- five yeeri. You cen teve money — »eve worry — end bett of oil you a c t u a lly teve your old roof, with A S IE S iO L IN E Eaty to epply . . . no Specie! skill needed A written menu feefuror't G U A RA N TEE assures positive R O O F PRO TECTIO N for TEN YEARS Remtmbor — You economise with the best when you vie A S IE S T O U N E — for Fl«t or Slep'ng Roofs — for IRO N - STEEL - FELT - C O M P O SIT IO N — or G R A V EL RO OFS. i« General Sheet Metal Work e * « * Firestone Store Clearwater Plumbing Co. * Mrs. Myrtle Stork, entertain ing 20 ladies at luncheon Tues day afternoon. June 17. TIRES The Safest, longer wearing tire ever built . . . • They are Stronger • More Non-Skid Angles • Longer Mileage Buy Them at Your BEAVERTON Service Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hetu en tertained Mr. and Mrs. Guy Alex ander and Mr. and Mrs. T G. Hetu Fathers day at the Smor gasborde in Portland recently for dinner. . . V • Mr. and Mrs. Thyng spent Fathers Day in Portland at the home of their daughter. » V * Mrs. Edna Hughes of San Francisco has been visiting her parents and other relatives re cently. . . . Mrs. Reva Brown left June 13 to visit her daughter and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller of San Francis o . * » Mr. and Mrs. Char. Stray lev and friends In Portland left on a vacation June 14 going into Idaho. . . . Dink Miller is visiting his par ents for a few nays. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sutherland and daughter Claudette have ar rived from Florida to occupy their home on Allen Avenue for the summer. * i . Mr. anil Mrs. E. V ■ 'ickaaon and baby daughter Marl's Doutse of Corvallis have returned to their home following a visit with Mrs. Dickason s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Randall. Mr. Dickason was a member of the June graduating class at Oregon State College. They vis ited also In Hillsboro with Mr. Dickason’s parent , Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Dickason. • * * Virginia Nelson is visit ing at the home of her uncle, Mr. and Henriekson of Portland land. » e * Miss Jean Thomas is \lsUing with her sister In Forest Grove, Oregon. e CHAMPION SnppHee BEAVERTON PERSONALS Mrs. W. P. Miller, President of the First Methodist W.S.C.S. Mrs. Ben Larkins, rs. Sam Ger- ig and Mrs. Alice Stewart at tended the anniversary service of the Oregon Methodist Confer ence on Thursday June 19 at tne First Baptist Church in Port land. The guest speaker was Bishop Ledden. B r n T r rt u n , Oregon j. B. IM LAY Cr SONS Hardware and Feed Phone Aloho 6311, Aloho Mill Phone 6272, Recdville 25.00 Surety bond for Treasurer . . . t 4000 20.00 Office supplies, printing .............. ................... * 30 00 35.00 Election expense . . . . ............................ 30¿0 insurance ............................... 400:00 water Supplies___________ 5000C Sinking fund. Bonds 1, 2 & 3 - - - .I “ " ' ! “ " ! ™ 3 000^00 Interest -------------- .---------- 99c Art n:::::::::::: 3.000. 00 Contract for protection - .................. 1.920.00 Emergency fund,........... .......................... — 3.000. 00 Equipment ...................L I L L I " ......................... ___________ 1947-48 Taxes uncollected 6-30-48 . .. !LLLLLLLLLL ? ' W lH) Tota 1 ---- BUDGET COMMITTEE. JAMES JERSEY, Chairman ATTEST: RAY FTOYD, Secretary Dated, June 10, 1947 4 ixn'nn «0 0 0 1 500 00 700.00 --------------- LL_______ $10,925.00 ALDEM O. O L E M N ^ b L ? ' SA,n D,STR,CT' L. A. F L IN T , Secretary
