The Beaverton enterprise., September 26, 1947, Image 1

CONVALESCENT
Mrs. Sarah
Kerns is able to
be up and around again.
MOTOR TO WOODLAND
The Lance Strayer famiy with
Mrs. Strayer’s mother, who Is
visiting from California, ’ drove
to Woodland to visit relatives.
St
*Ssr*.
LEAVES FOR CHICAGO
Mrs. C. F. Hemrich left Sun-1
day for Chicago, where she ex-1 ESTABLISHED 1927
pects to be away six weeks.
VOI.I'M E *0— M 'M B K K U
She is driving there with Mr.
•* 1 Mrs John Schmitt, who I
have been visitors at the Hem-|
rich home Mrs. Schmitt is a
niece of Mrs. Hemrich.
BEAVERTON. WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1947
Junior Legion
Installs Officers
Visual Education CEDAR MILL ENTRY WINS 1st PRIZE
Equipment Bought
By Garden Home
SUBSCRIPTION
Proclamation
ADVANCE »2 00 PER YEAR
SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS
Busse New
Recorder
WHEREAS.
ma|ny
force
threaten the stability i t
the
family which is the primary
unit of community life;
L. J. Busse has been appoint­
HEAEAS, widespread
de- ed City Recorder of Beaverton,
linquency among children and Ore., by the
Beaverton
City
youth gives evidence of the ( ouncil, to fill
the
vacancy
faulty environment which we which occurred when R. C. Doty,
provide for growing life;
resigned effective October 1st.
WHEREAS,
economic
a n d rhis action was taken at
a
class tension threaten the very Council meeting held Tuesday,
foundations of the community; September 23rd.
\\ HEREAS. faith in the one
Mr. Busse has been teller at
God, who is the Father of us the First Security Bank for the
all. Is the only bond that can P®st year and a half, and has
tie diverse elements
together lived in this vicinity for nine
into true community and broth­ years. He has followed banking
as a career for 19 years. He was
erhood;
NOW, THEREFORE. I. J. V. with the Continental Commercial
Bank,
Chicago.
as
CHANDLER, Mayor of the City National
the Edge water
of Beaverton, hereby proclaim general man;
rust and Savings, as assistant
the period beginning Sunday,
National
September 28, and continuing cashier, the Lincoln
through Sunday. October 5, as Hank in Rochester, N. Y., and
the Seventeenth Annual Relig­ the First Security Bank here
in Beaverton.
ious Education Week.
1 call upon my fellow citizens
Mr. Busse is married and has
married
daughter,
Mrs.
to seek for themselves and to one
share with others a sure re­ Frances Guise, who livi
ves in
ligious faith. Let us build our Seattle.
own community by this faith
Busse is looking forward to
so that out of our homes, our his job and predicts it will be
churches, schools anil neighlxir-
t lot of hard work/*
hoods may emerge the citizens
we need for the city and tin
nation of tomorrow.
The Juniors of the American
Legion Auxilary 124, Beaver
Jack O’Conner of Beaverton
Garden Home school is em­
ton installed in office September
has been pledged
Phi
Delta
barking on an extensive visual
17th.
Theta, university fraternity at
Officers were: Junior chair education program. They have
the close of the formal Fall rush
man,
Pat
Ehlert;
vice-junior purchased a 16 m.m. movie pro
week.
Marjorie Van Kleek, sec.; Edna jector for either sound or silent
Casóla, chaplain; Barbara Besh film. They have a new mike
n e a r s c o m p l e t io n
men, 2nd vice; Veronica Moore which attaches to the machine
at
Arms;
Kathleen to f:orm a P. A. system to be
Installation
by the City of Sergeant
classes
and
Beaverton of the large culvert Moore, corresponding sec.; Edith used in English
being put in under Erickson Van Kleek, and musician Bever other uses.
Each class room
Avenue is nearing completion ley Beshmen.
This will provide ample drain­
Installing officer was
Irene shades to pull down
age for the territory situated Van Kleek past junior chairman ie screen.
south and east of Erickson ave.
The girls carried out a fine
An opaque projector called a
as well as for the new foot ball program, the hall being beauti Baloptiean will show a still of
field.
fully decorated. Each girl was any picture whether in black or
presented a gift and a solo was wilite or colored.
These may
sung by Marlin Boyer, accomp be loose pictures or they may
WATER DEPARTMENTS
anied by Gale Enger, who also be in a book or magazine.
PROGRAM COMPLETED
played a piano solo, followed by
A SVE slide projector which
The City of Beaverton’s wat­ a solo from
Beverly Beshmen will show 2-inch slides, colored
er department have just com­
There was a large attendance
pleted installation of a 12-inch of members and friends, meeting or black and white, complete
cast iron main connecting the was adjourned and all met in the equipment.
Each teacher is instructed in
No. 1 reservoir situated across the dining room where delicious
the use of all of the equipment
from Nendel’s, on the hill, with refreshments were served.
which may be set up in any
the No. 2 reservoir on Sorrento
class room in just a few min­
Road.
utes.
The projector and
its
Work on the pipes is com­
equipment as well as the Bal
pleted.
the water
has been
optican are mounted on rolling
ADMIRING the firs t prize entry of the C ed ar M ill G a r
turned in and is chlorinated,
cabinets that only need to be
and ready for use.
den C lu b a re , le ft to right M rs. H A H artsh o rn , M rs. R
plugged into each room.
Also, a 12-inch pipe has been
B D enney, M rs. A. R. Ringe and M rs. J . George Eisen-
Two hundred films, both si
laid from the intersection
of
h
au er. In te restin g com petition was highlighted by the
lent and sound based on the
12th
and
Watson
northerly
Beaverton High School plays
course
of
study
have
been
spok­
u n u su al p la n t d isp lays at the Beaverton C o m m u nity G a r­
along Hall to Broadway thus
Gresham High School this Fri­
en for from Oregon State Col­
providing ample water supply
den C lu b F a ll Flow er Show held in the Beaverton G rade
day night, September 26,
at lege.
Preceding the Beaverton Gar-
and fire protection
for
the
school c a fe te ria , S atu rd ay, Sept 20
8:00 P. M. at the Gresham field
(Photo-by-G raf)
dent
lid> Flower Show, Satur­
A
schedule
of
the
date
it
is
to
business district.
to start the
1047-48
football
day a one o'clock luncheon was
arrive at the school .whether
Samples of the water have
schedule. This is a non-league
served at Heidelberg Park.
it is sound or silent, and the SEWER FINANCING PLAN
been submitted to the Charlton
game scheduled ''originally to be
title, is on hand now in the
Seated at the beautifully dec-
Laboratories and favorable re­
At a special meeting of the
played here, but the construc­
office. This schedule has been Beaverton City
orated
tables were Mesdames
ports have been received.
Council
held
Chi;e;f
of
Police
C.
H.
May
Through the water
district,
tion on the Beaverton High
Walter E. Wilhelm, G. W. Cox.
synchronized with the time sched this week. Attorney Paul Pat­ residents in the area around the field is
reminding
Beaverton
field makes this impossible. It
ule in the course of study for terson
advanced
a
tentative , Portland Golf Club have put drivers that his department is L. C. Pershing, R. S. Waltz,
MEMBER OF EXPEDITION
is hoped some afternoon games it to be taught.
plan for financing the proposed j in a “ stand pipe” or hydrant for cooperating
in enforcing
the R. Rutz, Isabelle Walker, R. L
♦J. D. Sipe, radioman, second- may be played here this season
Many subjects on all grade sewer system for Beaverton and their protection against fire
new driver’s license law passed Templeton. Arthur Higgs, John
class. while serving aboard the though wet weather will make
Holmes, S. S. Paxson, Hoy K.
levels have been secured, from vicinity.
by the 1947 legislature.
attack cargo ship, U. S. S. Mul- even this doubtful.
The stand pipe is located near
Smith.
T. W. Blakeney, M. C.
one on "Farm Animals,” for
“ We have no intention of al­
iphen, participated in the Naval
the Club house In the driveway
Eight ball games- are sched­ primary use to
McKercher.
“ Radio
Air
lowing
drivers
on
the
streets
Mrs. Ethel Edwards of
Los and is connected with the Club's
Annual Re-supply Expedition to uled for the season, all of them
J. George Eisenhauer, A. S.
Waves,” “ Micro-Organisms and
Angeles, was visiting relatives artisian well, as well as the with no license or one that has
Point Barrow, at the Norther- except this first Gresham game
Funston,
Karl Unger,
H. A.
Disease” and "Precision Basket in Beaverton last week.
expired,”
the
Chief
said.
“
The
water system.
most tip of Alaska.
are T Y V league games.
ball” for the upper grades
traffic accident
toll
demands Hartshorn, S. B. Laurence, J. R.
The schedule is as follows:
R. B.
Denney,
According to the philosopher
that reguations be faithfully ob­ Smurthwaite,
September 26— Beaverton at
10% INCREASE IN
Miss Joan Finlay and Mrs. R.
how many thousand words did
served."
Gresham,
it take to say what one picture
All Oregon drivers’ licenses W. Meadows, dinner chairman
GARDEN HOME SCHOOL
October 3— Tillamook at Til- said? Visual education is one of
numbered between 5R-99.000 an«I
Garden Home grade school’s lamook.
the modem innovations in the
5R-132.000 must
he
renewed
enrollmen of 150 is
10—West
Linn
at schools today.
present
October
this month.
Permits bearing
about n ten per cent increase Beaverton (location in doubt).
Crowds
attended the
open Lake Road, Mrs. E. E. Painter, numbers below 5R-99.000 have
over the 135 students attending
J7— McMinnville at
October
house held by the six stores Beaverton; Clarice Poppert, of already expired.
last year. Fortunately this pre­ McMinnville,
that make up the Center: Flatt’s
No individual notice is being
sents no problem in accomoda­
Furniture, Canyon r*rug, *¡^ 1 »-’ j Beaverton; Mrs. Dolley. Beaver- mailed to anyone when his driv­
October 2i -Forest Grove at
|ton,
and
Mrs.
Hillgardner,
Witch-
tion as they had room for ex­ Beaverton.
Hardware, Teresi Food Center,
er’s license expires.
hazel.
pansion.
Heath’s Bakery and
Barney’s
October 31—Tigard at Tigard
Kaiser
Community
Homes,
Other
gifts
given
away
in
the
The school has eight grades
Gun
and
Sport
Shop.
November
7— Hillsboro
ai
Inc.,
are
pouring
foundations
Regular monthly meeting of
and six teachers with the upper Hillsboro,
Children were cliosen
from afternoon and evening were an
at the rate of
four or five a
the Washington County Farm­
grades under platoon system.
week for the construction of
November
14— Newberg
at ers Union. Saturday. September the crowd to choose the winners air rifle given to Danny O'Con­
Miss Wadsworth, the first and Newberg.
supervised by Mitz Alexander, of ner, Aloha, u set uf dishes given
20 new homes in their
Pine
27th, at the Chamber of Com­
second grade teacher, comes to
Canvoh
Drugs. The
MC” for to Mr. Wade, of Ellis Ave., a
Hurst addition
The boys have been practlc merce, at Hillsboro, 8:00 P. M.
selected
near
Garden home this year from the ing since September 2 under
the morning drawing was Rolie soldering pencil iron to Mrs.
Jamison Road.
Wm.
Gu;ertz,
newly
elected
over­
Mrs. Victoria Hilbers, mother
Oregon College
of
Education, Ed Bader, head football coach
Truitt, who was helped by Ron Lila Drake, Beaverton;
Sixteen of the 20 homes will
of
Oregon Turkey
where she was a primary super­ Coach Freese, assistant coach president
Carpenter from Hudson Dun- night hag, Mrs. Miller, garbage of W. H. Hilbers of West Slope he ranch type and four Cape
Growers
will
be
the
guest
speak­
flyrod was killed instantly in a head Cod. W olff and Phillips are the
visor.
Mrs. Whiteman returns and W. E. Duncan last year’s
ean. Ron Carpenter was the container, Mrs. Erfelt,
this year to the
second
and coach, who will handle basket er. Election of officers and re­ afternoon “ MC” and Art Guel Donald Peck, West Slope, dock, on collision on the Wilson River architects for the addition. The
freshments.
Englehart, G. E. “ Pop road, Sunday. Sept 21. The acci­ ranch type houses will t>e similar
third grade, Miss Waltman to basketball this year.
sow
another
Hudson-Dunean Mrs.
Up” toaster, Jim Kincaid. T i­ dent occured 15 miles east of in style to the three houses al­
the third and fourth.
man
w'as
“
MC”
for
the
evening.
The team is heavier on the
Miss Hermans
handles
the whole than last year. Eleven
Mrs. R. B. Nelson of Beaver­ gard, radio, Mrs. Gus Holman, Tillamook.
ready finished and sold and will
August Hilbers. her son, of have three bedrooms each, while
fifth and sixth grades
home lettermen are back.
ton,
the
mother of three boys Beaverton, complete fishingkit,
Five of
rooms and teaches language arts these played on the first string
was envied by all for it was she Mrs. John Shields. Nendel Road, Manhattan Beach, was driving the Cape Cod houses will be
girls gym and art. Mrs. Bud row last year. They are: Bob Mas-
who received the coveted “ I^aun- traveling kit, Clarice Pop|)ert, and received serious injuries and two b«?droom but will have un-
has the seventh grade for her singell, who played
The Mary Martha Class of the derall.” Mrs. B Curry, of Und Beaverton, set of tools, Jimmy is in the Tillamook Hospital. Ex­ flnl had I d k i The Capo < «>ds
end, but
home room and teaches music will be full back this season; Christian church and their hus­ erwood Drive was given the Holden, Beaverton, a knife to tent of his injuries have not yet will sell in the neighborhood
and social studies. She comes Mark Cormils .who will be back bands enjoyed a very
lovely lawn swing; Mrs. Henry Thomas Mr. Parker. West Slope, a Has­ been determined nor do they of $10,500.
this year from Boise,
Idaho as guard; Zane Mulhausen. cen­ progressive dinner last week. of Aloha received the dinette sock to Mrs. Thurlow Weed, a know the cause of the accident.
Besides the 20 houses Kaiser
Occupants of the other car
W. S. Thurman, principal, has ter; Bob Zeller, half back and
Mrs. Walter Payne and Mrs. set; Ed. Dachelor of Beaverton knife to George Hildebrand and
is building, 10 lots have been
the eighth grade
room
and Dick Hesselgesser,
for the motor scooter, and Mrs. Ar a Hassock to Mrs. Henry Thom­ were not seriously hurt.
as
guard Glen Ely were hostesses
sold to David Farr, a contract­
Mrs. Hilbers, who made her
teaches math., shop and boys’ The team lost both its tackles fruit cocktail, served at
the chie McFee of West Slope won as.
or, who is putting up an addi­
athletics.
It was necessary to try 13 home with her son, August, was tional 10 houses, using Kaiser's
Payne home. The party movc*d the matched luggage set.
from last year.
Other gifts were sapks of gro­ times to give away an ivory on the way up to spend a few plans and specifications.
His
Don Gramling, played a good on to the Chester Huddleston’s
days with Mr. and Mrs. Hilbers
HERE FROM VERONIA
deal last year as half back and for the salad course. Mrs. Ber­ ceries from Teresl Food Center clock, so it was given to Mrs
houses are located on both sides
received by Norma Lee, of A l­ Aiee Handley, 77, of Beaverton In West Slop«
Miss Eaine Hayden, commerc­ Denney O’Donnell was played in tha McKeil was co-hostess.
Victoria Hilbers was born in of Chestnut street.
Mrs.
Al
Béguin, Mrs.Revis oha, Darrel Richardson of Beav­ for being the oldest lady pres
ial teacher at Veronla, visited several games last year.
All thirty houses are being
Poland, August 1864. She came
erton; Mrs. Edgar
Nelson of ent.
her sister, Mrs. Glenn Ely and
Two transfers have added to and Mrs. Harry Hansen were
erected
in the north-east
end
Several people received more to America at the age of 16 of the addition on 5th Avenue,
family over the week end.
Beaverton's
lettermen.
David the hostess committee when the Beaverton, Mr Thorp, Beaverton
years
and
was
marrie<l
in
Port­
Mrs.
Barbara
Smith
of
Portland.
than one gift. Among these were
W itt comes from Banks, where group assembled at the church
Cedar, Cherry, and
Chestm/t
course George Price of West Slope, and Mrs. E. E. Painter, Mrs. Marie land in 189« to Mr. Hilbers, who
he played football under Jimmy for the main dinner
GRADE CAFETERIA
streets, which have
all
been
passed
away
last
August.
Mrs.
Wayne
Kretchen,
of
Beav­
J. Mayfield, Mr. Ed Dachelor
Robinson and Russell Black is Mrs. Isabelle Walters decorated
paved
by
the
Porter
W.
Yett
OFF TO GOOD START
Surviving are four sons: Wal­
erton.
Clarice Poppert. Thurlowe Weed
from Lincoln High in Portland. the table, beautifully with Fall
Company.
ter
H.
of
West
Slope,
August
J.,
Decorated cakes from Heath’s and Jimmy Holden, all of Beav
The Beaverton grade school
Every team needs support to flowers, leaves and gourds.
All of the houses will conform
Beach;
Henry
B.
The dessert course was ser­ Bakery went to Mrs. Marie J. erton; and* Mrs. Henry Thomas, Manhattan
cafeteria is o ff to a good start be really successful. loot’s get
to
the contour of the lots on
Portland, and Joseph G., San
under the supervision of Mrs. behind the 1947 Beaver football ved at the Les Lunblod home, Mayfield, Beaverton, Ray Little of Aloha.
which
they are placed. Since the
Francisco.
with Mrs. B. Cavens as assistant
Veldon Boge and Mrs. William team and help.
streets
are broad and winding
Recitation of the rosary was
hostess.
Miller, who deserve a "pat on
the lots are irregular in shape
held
Tuesday
at
8:00
p.m.
at
the
A brief business meeting was
the back.” Both the teachers and
Chaiiel of i ’egg's Mortuary. Re­ which gives each location In­
held at the close of the eve­
students as well as Miss Davies
quiem
mass was offered in St. dividuality.
ning.
are high in their praise of the
“ Vapor-Seal" a new product
Cecelia
Church, Beaverton, Wed-
Mr.
H.
Quenton
Cox
of
Shef-
The
next
meeting
will
be
held
meals served.
Is
being used in the construc­
nesday, 9:00 a. m.
Lunch consists of a hot dish man Way returned by train on in the afternoon at the home
tion
of these houses In place
Monday
morning
from
a
two|
of Bertha McKeil. A family skate
a salad, milk and a desert, for
of ship lap. This insures com­
and
one-half
weeks’
stay
in
and
party
has
been
planned
at
25 cents. The hot dish may be
plete Insulation.
soup, baked beans or other simi­ New York where he attended a Shute's Park for November 10.
Complete plans call for the
National
Broadcasting
Company
lar dishes.
construction
of 1500 houses and
Mrs. Charles F. Hunter.
of
It has been found that
the convention.
a
complete
business
district In
Blrchwixxl Road left Saturday
cafeteria is too small for every­
the Kaiser addition.
by
plane
for
Los
AngeleA
one who brings his lunch, to
where she will visit relatives.
eat it there despite the fact that
lunches are eaten in two shifts.
Beginning the first week of I The construction of the Sun­
The first term third grades eat Sep’ ember. the Valley Commun set Valley Trading Center
on
SUMMER GUESTS
at 11:00 a. m.. and the fourth ity United Presbyterian church Cornell and Murray Road
is
Relatives from Canada, Neb­
through the eighth at
12:00 which holds services in Gabe11 nearing completion this month
raska and Iowa have
visited
noon. Children who carry their school divided
their
Sunday The building is being built bv
recently
at
the
Ostermeyer
lunch from home must eat in school and rhurch worship sei-| Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Oredvlg of
ROLLIE TRUITT, was m aste r of cerem o nies at the m orn­
home.
their rooms.
vice into two time groups, Sun -1 Cedar Mill.
ing d raw ing for g ifts a t H a sk e ll C e n te r, Satu rday
Ron
Mr. and Mrs. Ostermeyer took
day school being at 9:45 A. M
The center consists of
the
C a rp e n te r and M itz A le x a n d e r assisted him and Susan
them
on the Mt. Hood trip anil
WESTDALE MOTHER S MEET and morning worship at 11.001 Ideal Food Market C and H
also entertained them with two
A
d
a
m
s,
d
au
g
h
ter
of
Leo
n
ard
A
d
a
m
s,
drew
the
num
ber
The Westdale Mother’s Cub A. M. The teachers and children appliance, Chet’s Service Station
arge picnics, one of which was
out of the carto n . H undreds attended w ith th e ir tick e ts
met last week at
Mrs. Jack are most enthusiastic about the| and the Dennis Manor apart­
at Oswego and one at the Oster-
new schedule
O'Neil’s
ments.
(Photo-by-G raf) mever home.
PLEDGED
B. H. S. Plays
Gresham Sept. 26
To Start Season
Chief Mayfield
Will Enforce
License Law
Put In Hydrant
HUGE CROWDS ATTEND HASKELL
CENTER OPENING SEPTEMBER 20
Lunch Precedes
Flower Show
Thirty Houses
Being Built In
Kaiser Tract
! Farmers Union
Meets Saturday
Victoria Hilbers
Accident Victim
Many Hostesses
For Class Dinner
CROWD AT HASKELL CENTER
N. Y. Convention
Goes to L. A.
Sunset Valley
Services Divided {Trading Center
Public Invited To
Taft Reception