The Beaverton enterprise., August 15, 1947, Image 1

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Joyce Parmer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Parmer is ac­
companying her aunt and uncle
t * Yellowstone National Park.
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HOSTESS
Mrs. Frank Laukat was hos­
tess for Grange Home Economics
Club on Wednesday afternoon.
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LEAVES FOR W Y O M IN G
Mrs. T. C. Gallagher left Wed­
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nesday for Laramie, Wyo., where E ST A BLISH ED 1927
she will be a guest at the home
of her sister.
Her brother whom she hasn't
seen for 17 years will also De
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BEAVERTO N, W A S H I N G T O N
C O U N T Y , OREGON, FRIDAY, A U G U S T 15, 1947
Workmen Find
Original Well
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~ m r t
Residents Ásk for
Street Surfacing
SU B SC R IP T IO N
IN A D V A N C E S2 00 PER YEAR
SIN G LE COPY FIV1 C E N T S
Washington County Adds
Ten New Voting Precincts
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When the workmen «ere dig-
At the last Beaverton City
ging for the foundation of the Council meeting, a group of del-
Ten new voting precincts have ¡third largest in the county with
t
addition which is near the loca- legates from the Hazelwood addi­ been
added
to
Washington a registration of 7 <5.
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tion of the old grade scho. l that j tion, situated on Hazel road be- County an
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to the county | South Tigard precinct No. 5
is being added to the Beat. rton tween Erickson avenue and Men- court. This
n of precincts was divided into Southwest Ti­
f
High school they cam. upon lo streets asked that Erickson Is necessitated bv the great in­ gard precinct 5 and South Ti­
V A C A T IO N IN G
an old well that had been in avenue be resurfaced,
crease iti population mostly in gard precinct 59.
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use at the time the orign ! farm
Street Superintendent Goyt was the east end o f the county, since
The Arthur Pearson family are
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No. 59 will vote a tha Tigard
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vacationing In Washington and [
house stood on the spot
requested to prepare an estimate 1941, when the la.-t changes were Grade school.
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on Vancouver Island.
The first house was built by of cost for this project and then | made. Beaverton, West Slope, Ti­
Metzger Precinct No. 7 was
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While in Washington they are
Samuel Stott who took up .i do­ meet with a special committee! gard, Ccxlar Mill Metzger Multno- divided uito East Metzger pre-
visiting relatives at Port An­
nation land claim there in the from the district as soon as pos- | mah Club, Reodville and Forest einet and West Metzger Precinct
g e l e s Bellingham and Olympia.
early ’50's. Later the Stotts mov­ sible.
Grove are the sections affected 00. The new precinct will vote
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ed to Gaston, Oregon.
The precincts affected by the at the Metzger school.
court order turned in heavy reg
HOSTESS TO C LU B
The second owner of the place
Garden Home precinct 8, was
»stration;. of voters in the No- split to add precinct 61, voting
was Ross Welch who Bold out a
The birthday club met Sunday |
vember 1940 elections.
good many years later to Meier
to be at the McKay school house.
evening at the Fred I.undahl
Until these changes were made
and Frank Co. It was from them
A lso divided was Cedar Mill
home in Bethany for an evening
Multnomah Country club precinct precinct 40, West Cedar Mill to
that the high school bought the
, A refreshments and pinochle, i
58 was tHe largest in the county 1 remain precinct 40, with voting
land.
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with a registration of 907 for the to take place at the Union school,
Tests for the volume of watet
F A IR C H IL D S TRAVEL
last election. Second largest pre-1 and East Cedar Mill to become
In the well are to be taken to j
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Fairchild
cinct, City of Beaverton precinct | precinct 63, voting place to be in
see if there is enough to use,
have recently returned from a
it for Irrigation. However, Mr. j Oren Sudtell has started con­ 56, had a registration of 830 1 the Grange hall.
trip to Seattle to visit Mr. Fair­
West Slope precinct 43 was
Metzler is skeptical as to wheth struction of a 40x60 foot building Cedar M ill precinct 10, also
child’s brother, W. B. Fairchild.
or there will lie enough because! on the S. v\ Canyon Road across changed by the order, was the changed to take in only the west
They also drove up to Canada,
I part of West Slojx*, the east por­
at the time the well wa- nit in. I from Haskell Center. The store
leased to
going to Vancouver, Harrison
tion of West Slope adjoining the
1
Hot Springs, and Victoria. W htle
of Charlie Collins who will open a
Multnomah county line to be­
made with an auger. R« su
in Victoria they saw the Burch-
War Surplus store.
come precinct 04, voting to be at
the tests are lieing awaited.
art Gardens.
J. M. Ayers, contractor says
The Beaverton American Le­ I the Shell Oil station.
Mr. Fairchild has just receiv­
the building which is to be con­ gion Post 121 will hold a meet-. Precinct
. _ 58, formerly the Mult
V. OF F. W. L A D IE S
ed confirmation on reservations
structed of cement blocks will ing throughout the summer o n 1 " ? ,,,uh 5 ° unV„y ,Uub’ Wa* chan* ‘
starting Sept. 12 and returning
lx1 done by Sept. 5 ami ready the first an<l thud. W ednesdays!^ ,to
Multnomah Country
A U X I L I A R Y 1947-48
Oct. 10 for a trip east. He and
for occupancy.
of the month Wallv Ehlert is 1 blb; vot|nt»' booths to be lo-
Mrs. Fairchild plan to go by TWO WELL k n o w n young people of Beaverton who were married
This Is the first unit of a commander and Fred Scheller caltHl “ the ° ubel bch°o1- Allded
way of CPR over the Canadian Saturday, August 2, at Pilgrim Lutheran Church, are Mr. and Mrs. C O N T E ST
I*,“ 8, W**i Multnomah Country
group of buildings Sudtell plans Jr is adjutant.
Rockies to
Detroit where they William 11. Moore. Mrs. Moore was Dorothy Mae Jellum liefore her
The post will start work on C ub ^ ^ 1 6 5 voting to take
I to put up on his land.
marriage.
will visit their daughter and son-
The Ladies Auxiliary of thc|
their new building next week, on place in the L-B Tractor Equip-
in-law. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Well­
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
the 100x100 lot on First and inent Co. on S. VV’. Canyon road.
man. They will return by Great
City of Beaverton precinct 56
United States are announcing B E A V E R T O N A CCEP TS
Washington ;n Beaverton.
was
changed to West Beaverton,
Northern route.
the ope»ing of their 1948 *ssay
The lot has been cleared and
They may go on to New York
contest open to high school stud­ G A R D E N H O M E
will be bulldozed. The lumber has voting to be at the city hall. East
while they are in the east.
ents. The subject for th< essay is
already lieen delivered and they Beaverton precinct 66 was added,
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to be ‘‘Human Rights The Key TO D IST R IC T
are about to start digging for the with the voting place to be in
(0 World Peace. " The
Milne
IN S A N F R A N C IS C O
foundation and the cement floor thte I. O. O. F. hall.
Ueedville was divided into two
for turning in the essay is May
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Bennett
Beaverton voted to
accept and are ready to build the forms.
precincts,
that area north of the
15,
1948.
Much of the work will be done
are vacationing in San Francisco
Garden
Home School district
railroad tracks to remain in pre­
$2,000
in
prizes
will
be
given:
bv
the
members
of
Post
124.
into
the
Beaverton
Union
High
The home of Miss Alice Cle­
this week.
On Saturday, August 2 at 8
cinct 14 and the area south of
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o’clock in the evening at Pil­ ment was the setting for a bril­ the first prize will be $1.000, the School District 10 Joint Wash-
the tracks to become precinct 62.
second,
$500
the
third
$250
and
ington-Multnomah
county
by
a
FR O M C A L IF O R N IA
grim Lutheran Church of Bea­ liant formal piano recital by her
Voting in the new precinct will
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the
fourth
$100.
The
balance
of
vote of 29 to 0, on Tuesday, Aug­
Caryl Jean Short, daugh­
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shafer, verton, Miss Dorothy Mae Jel­ pupil
bo at the Witch Hazel school.
the
|2,000
will
l>e
given
In
20
ust 5.
and daughters Ann and Sharon lum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Short, consolation prizes.
Two more precincts were added
A C C O R D IN G TO DRIVER
The consolidation will not go
visited at the home of Mr. Shaf­ Ben G. Jellum of Beaverton be­ Friday evening.
in Forest Grove, giving that city
This
contest
hag
been
a
nation­
into effect until July 1, 1948, and
Miss Short opened the pro­
er’s brother, Guy Shafer, on S. came the bride of Mr. William
five voting places. Wes Forest
al event for the past 12 years in the meantime Garden Home
Last week’s issue an article Grove p recinct 67 and East For­
with three Preludes by
VV. Brentwcrid avenue, this last H. Moor*, son oi Mr. and Mrs. gram
Essays
are
not
to
exceed
1,000
B B. V oor*> a .-.o of Beav- ^'on. Bach,
will remain tn a non high school was published concerning the N. est Grove preciuet fig were added
then two
numbers hy
week end. *- » “X
L. Swagger accident, which oc­ by the court order.
Yhe (Toubie ring ceremony was Beethoven, his Rondo In C and words in length, and any high district status.
4They arrived Friday, AUgusi 8,
curred Wednesday, July 30.
performed by candlelight amid Bagatelle in C. After a selection school student carrying a full
and left Sunday inmost 10.
course is eligible to compete.
Mr. Swagger says he was go­
visit relatives in Chehalis, Wash, white gladioli by the Rev. Er­ entitled Lento, by Cyril Scott, Essays will be judged on literary
TO PLAY N O R T H
ing north on St Mary’s road
arranged for piano and organ, in
before returning to their home win Gerken.
construction,
i n t e r pretative
crossing the railroad tracks. He
The bride was given in marri­ which Miss Clement assisted at views, and patriotic inspiration.
in San Rafael Cs’ 1*
PORTLAND
said he hail crossed the track
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age by her father and wore a her Hammond organ, Miss Short
and slowed down to avoid hit­
traditional white satin gown en continued with the Sonatina in
H O SP IT A L IZ E D
F
minor
by
Kuhlau.
Miss
Cle­
train
of
princess
design
with
The Beaverton I. O. O. F. base­ ting another car coming west on
'47 M A R C H OF D IM E S
Nancy Shofner of Beaverton is
ment
played
an
organ
solo.
In­
Valencia
lace
insets
and
sweet­
ball
team played the Oregon City the Tualatin highway. He states
doing nicely at St. Vincent’s hos­
The English dandy with his
termezzo
by
Macbeth,
following
heart
neckline.
Her
full
length
Trailer men at Oregon City’s that his car was “ lilt In the
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pital following
an
operation. She
sword,
and his select chorus
rear
end
by
the
steam
chest
of
which
Miss
Short
closed
the
pro­
Kelly Field, last Wednesday
expects to be home Thursday lace edged veil fell from a crown
made up of Henry the Hols»,
the
engine,’’
gram
with
Mazurka
in
B
flat
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of seed pearls.
night, August 13, at 8:15 under j
August 21.
Gretchen, and Ugh! the Indian,
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She carried a bouquet of white by Chopin, Caravan by Crist,
the lights.
were a welcome surprise at the
Londonderry Air arranged for
asters
and
gladioli
centered
with
They will play the North Port­
A T C R E SC E N T L A K E
The
1947
March
of
Dimes
Campfire
sponsored play day in
cream rosebuds and long stream­ left hand alone by W. H. Thomp­
land team at the Beaverton grade
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Diller, Bob­
the
Beaverton
City Park Wed­
reached
an
all
time
high
in
rais­
son
and
Etude
Opus
47
number
ers of white satin ribbon.
school grounds on August 17, at j
by and Judy of S. W. Cashmur
nesday
August
6.
They perform­
ing $17,987,800.66 for the Na­ 2:30 p. m.
Miss Elaine Bowman a cousin 25 by Stephen Heller.
Lane, returned Sunday, August of the bride was maid of honor
ed
beautifully,
with
the aid of
An enthuiasttc audience from
According to Hall Luck “You’ll
their black strings and their
10, from a four day vacation at and wore a blue taffeta gown and Beaverton, West Slope, Capitol tional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis and its 2,719 chapter miss a good game if you don’t L U N C H E O N HOSTESS
Crescent Lake, Oregon.
manipulators who had made
carried a bouquet of pink glad­ Hill and Portland congratulated to carry on the fight against
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Mrs. Bill Parker gave a get them.
turn out to see it.
ioli and white larkspur. Miss Miss Short on her artistic and poliomyelitis throughout the na­
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acquainted luncheon last Wed­
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Shirley Hannen and Mis Maxine fluent interpretations.
tion, Basil O’Connor, president
nesday
for
Mrs.
Fiddler
and
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kramer, Huth were bridesmaids and wore
This was the first of a series of the National Founadtion an­ A T HOME
Raymond Huber. They are both
Penny and Beverly, new residents
identical gowns of yellow taffeta. of residence-studio recitals to be nounced today.
new
nelghlHjrs In the commun­
on Sunset Road, returned
this They carried bouquets of pink given on Miss Clement’s Stein­
The friends of Mrs. Herbert
Oregon’s contribution of $351,-
last week from a two week’s visit fringed white gladioli and pink way grand piano which she this 781.05 puts her 15th on the Spegeleberg will be glad to hear ity.
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in Fresno, Calif.
larkspur. Little Miss Donna Fay summer brought from her studio list of states though she is com­ she is home again.
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Dreyer was flower girl and was in Linfleld College. Other pro­ paratively lower than this in
She still has to remain in I hh !
The Cedar Mill Garden Club
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Friesen,
dressed in a gown of blue or­ grams will Include numbers for population.
HOSTESS
but is very much improved
will hold its regular August
Mrs.
Claude
May
and
Mrs.
Lyle
Miss Florence Thomas enter­ gandy.
two pianos and piano and organ
meeting in picnic form on the
Smith and Suzanne and Lyla Audobon Society Bird Sanctuary
The groom was attended by his duets, as well as piano and or­
tained the members of her cere-
Jean
Smith
attended
the
Trachsei
amics class Monday .afternoon, brother Robert Moore. Wallace gan solos.
grounds, Wednesday, August 20.
family reunion at Sellwood Park
August 11, at her home on S. W. Bowman, a cousin of the bride
Bird study will be the subject
on
Sunday.
and Harold Jeffords were ush­
Murray avenue.
of
the day. A pot luck luncheon
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Forty attended the reunion
ST AT E FAIR OPENS
ers.
will be served at 12 o’clock noon.
which
is
held
every
year
in
hon­
Mrs. Roland Wollmuth was or­
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R ET U R N FR O M C A M P
or of the late John Trachsei Sr.
ganist and Earl Dreyer sang “O j SEPTEM BER 1, 1947
Gretta Robinson, Patricia Mad­
den, and Carolan Popp returned Perfect Love” while the bridal
Mrs. Rasmussen spoke,” every­
The news that City Recorder
Oregon’s great fair which opens R. C. Doty had re igned was body hates to see him go. He’s N E W H O M E
Sunday, August 10, from a week couple kneeled at the altar.
A reception was held following in Salem on Lalxir Day is ex-
Mr. and Mrs. Sigvard Kleppe
¿ t Camp Namanu.
the ceremony at the home of the l>eeted to attract over 5,000 greeted with constei nation by the done a lot for the city. People have sold their home and will
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haven't begun to know that he’s
most
of
the
residents
of
Beaver­
bride’s parents. A Beautiful three head of prize livestock Manager
V IO L IN C LA SSES
Mileage speed signs with a
ton. Suggestions were made that tried to do for them. 1 don’t move into their new home with­
tiered wedding cake was cut by
designated speed limit of 25
he be given additional help, or know where this town will ever in a month.
Mrs. Ruthann McKenzie is con­ Mrs. Erwin Gerken. Mrs. George Leo Spltzbart has reported.
Mrs. Sigvard Kleppe and Hel­ miles per hour have been placed
ducting her violin classes In the Bowman, aunt of the bride pour­
Manager Spitzbart has named that the d t j b« put undo I get anyone to replace him to do
en visited In Seattle last week. on roads entering the Cedar Mill
Bethel Congregational
Church ed. Assisting were Mrs. Arthur the followiing livestock judges City Manager form of govern­ what he’s done.”
Mr. Kleppe returned home business district.
Jo Merrill, in Carr Chevrolet
during August.
W. Carlson aunt of the bride and superintendents for the fair ment and that Doty be made
with them after two months
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when
he
first
heard
that
Doty
Excess speed through this dis­
manager.
It
was
generally
felt
which
will
continue
through
Sept.
and Evelyn Mergel, sister of the
trict with increasing traffic has
that Beaverton would suffer a had resigned exclolmed, “Oh no fishing in Alaska.
N E W R E SID EN T S
groom.
made enforcement necessary,
Sheep—George Philip, Davis, great loss if Doty 5 allowed to — I don’t like that at all. I’ve
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Drager and
The young couple left on a
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known him for a good many A T C A M P
children Michael and Kathy Jo, short honeymoon at the Oregon Calif., Judge; J. J. Thompson, resign.
years
and
I
know
he’s
very
con­
Following
are
some
of
the
Virginia
Tonges
sjient
last
have moved into the Rosslter beaches after which they will be Salem, Supt, Ouemseys-Dtedrich
scientious, reliable and capable." week at Trout Creek,
Bible
Ulken, Trail,
Oregon,
judge comments mad** by citizens—
home on S. W. Murray avenue. at home on Menlo Drive.
Mitz Alexander said, “ I’d like Camp
“
We
will
never
get
anyone
like
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Milkiing Short Horns and Red
Mr. A1 N. French accompan­
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Polls Hobart Hunter,
HeabA»- Mr. Doty. He does things far be­ to see him stay. He’s done a good
W E ST D A L E M O T H E R S C LU B
ied by his brother-in-law, C. H.
Job
here.
If
Beaverton
were
con­
yond
his
line
of
duty.
He
is
so
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
J.
Winterly
burg, Calif., judge.
No one would suspect that the
kind, he does favors vou would templating a city manager no- and son Alan, of Seattle are Ashley and a friend spent the
Swin*—Wade Wells, Boise, judge;
Kiwanis Hall in Beaverton could
bodv would be better than Dick spending a few weeks with Mrs. week end fishing at Diamond
I Ben Riddor,
Sherwood
supt. never dream of
he used as a picnic place, but
“The Job has grown beyond a Doty.”
Winterly’s parent, the Leonard Lake.
i Beef C W. Hickman, Univercity
that is the use to which it was
Mr. Ashley is on leave from
"I don’t blame him,” was the Hauks.
one man Job and he has always
, of Idaho, Judge.
put Sunday, July 27, by the West-
Guam where he has been sta­
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had a hard time to get help with noncommltal remark of Bruce
dale Mothers Club members and
tioned with the navy.
The regular meeting of B*.a , Dairy— Ben Newell, Salem, supt., what they could pay. But no one McMahon.
EM PLO YED
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their families.
verton Rebekah Lodge 248 was Harry King Vancouver, B. C. can stand that pace tl it he goes”
Paul Knepp, one of the Bea­
Ray
Huber
started
work
for
It was so crowded that it was held August 5.
I judge
such were the comments of Mrs verton City Councilman said, McCall Oil Company in Beaver­
impossible to count noses, but
Initiation was for two candi-
“ Personally I feel it Is a great
William Gratier.
ton on Monday.
Judging from the amount of dates from Beaverton and one FLIES T O C A L IF O R N IA
Mr. Hunkapillar nd “ Doty Is loss to the city. It will be hard
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ham and ice cream consumed, from Hillsboro.
to
replace
anyone
as
efficient
the
most
valuable
man
In
this
Mrs. !»evo Best left Friday via
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the turn out was excellent in
Guests were present from Hills­ plane for Southern California
the brains | and loyal as he has been
whole busine— lb
spite of the rain.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Andross
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boro
and
Marietta
and
Acme
|
"I
also
think
that
his
work
On Tuesday, August 5, a
of
the
whole
works
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and Otto Aschoff of Aloha were group of relatives surprised Mrs.
Lodge from Portland.
has
gone
a
lot
unappreciated
and
“What
the
city
needs
Is
a
head
W EEK E N D GUESTS
to Tillamook Tuesday Leonard Uppinghouse with a pot
EAST FOR V A C A T IO N
At close of lodge refreshments
What would a busine-s be with­ unnoticed in the past. If we are called
Mr. and Mrs. A V. Butts had out a head you could ito to? We going to lose him as a city rec­ morning to be with their broth­ luck luncheon honoring
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Osborne were served by the committee.
her
Our next meeting will be as their week end guests their need a city manager ’
order. I hope w’ e won’t lose him er Henry Aschoff who is very birthday.
and daughter, Doris have return­
ill in a local hospital.
ed from their vacation trip which Friendship Night held August grandson, wife and baby, Mr. and
She was presented ’with a
When Don Walker heard Mr. as a citizen
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«*‘ "ok them as far east as New 19 at 8 p m. All members are Mr*. Stanley Best of Longview, Doty was resigning be said, "I j “ I feel that it would be a good
monetary gift from the group to
I Wash.
Tork City. They visited Wash­ urged to attend.
don’t think he should He’s done thing for the City of Beaverton R E T U R N S T O N E W Y O R K
purchase something for her new
a w-onderful Job. He lives it day i If he could be kept as the City
ington, D C.. St. I»ouIs and Chi­
Harold L. Price, Jr., returned home.
Mr and Mrs D P MacDonald C O N V A L E S C E N T
and night The city will have to Manager because at the rate that I to New York last Sunday after
Her sister, Mrs. Don Miller
cago
They returned via Southern have returned from Seattle where i Miss Betty Cox and brother go a long way before they can I Beaverton is growing his knowl- noon after being with his par­ was also honored in the ‘ after­
California and Southern Oregon they visited their daughter and j Jack are convalescing from a find anyone who can take his j edge of city affairs woud be a ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. noon with a pink and blue show­
Price for almost a month.
er of gifts.
place even in a small way.”
|big help for the future.”
i other relatives.
tonsillectomy.
visiting relatives enroute.
Mrs. W. J. Lindsley and
daughters, and a friend from
Vernonia were luncheon guests
Monday of Mrs. James Walters.
V y
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Building to House
W ar Surplus
Store
To Start Building
Candles Light
Church Altar
For Nuptials
Caryl Jean Short
Presented In
Formal Recital
Play Day
At City Park
McKinley
Elmonica
CEDAR MILL
Club to Picnic
Citizens Loath to Lose
Doty; Suggest City Manager
Speed Limit
25 M. P. H.
Here from Guam
Rebekah Lodge
Has Initiation
Sisters Are
Guests of Honor