Sunset Highway Work
Community Club
Progressing, Another Year I“
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Required For Completion
B EA V ER T O N ENTERPRISE
Friday, September 26, 1947
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY ON
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Autom atic Oil Floor
Furnaces
ALSO
C IR C U L A T IN G OIL
HEATERS
Ehrlich Plumbing
& Appliance
ALO H A,
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N K W HTOKK H O U RS
9 a. in. to A p. m.
Aloha
Barber Shop
Special Attention and
Complete Barber Service
IV A N
BERNARD
• MOTORWAY
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Lubrication
M OTOR FUNK-MI’
Al’s Motor
Service
Former Clemens Station
177 E. Broadway
Beaverton, Oregon
Logan & Page
Garage
Center F ln t end Tucker Street*
W IL D IN G — OF A L L K IN D S
Complete Automotive Service
Specialist* In Re-Boring
and Motor Re-Building
Phone - Beaverton - 2981.
Work is progressing on the new
Sunset Highway being built from
the Washington County line on
S. W. Canyon road through
North Plains and on out to Banks
| where it will link with the pres­
ent Coast highway.
This is a $1,250,000 State'and
Federal
project
with
funds
coming
partly from Federal
sources and partly from the Ore­
gon State Highway Commission.
This is part of
Oregon’s
streamlining road program which
is sorely needed, ¡tlnce lack of
materials and manpower made
it impossible to work on the
roads during the war. This lack
of road upkeep, coupled with
the increase in population has
resulted in a highway system
behind the times.
When the Sunset Highway is
finished traffic on the Canyon
road will be very much relieved.
It Is estimated it will be over
a year until the highway will
be completed and open to the
public
Work has been progressing on
the far end of the road from
North Plains to Banks for about
two years, since early
1940.
where the Rogers Construction
Co., of Dayton, Wash., and the
Sound Construction Co., of Se­
attle is building the road.
Porter Yett Construction Co.,
was given the contract for the
construction of the road from
the county line on S. W. Canyon
Road, west to North Plains This
Includes grading and surfacing
as well as building the bridges,
structures and electrical install­
ations.
At Commonwealth Community
Center, near where the Sunset
Highway and Cedar Street in­
tersect, there will be a “clover
leaf entrance” and underpass to
handle the traffic on and off the
road
The highway will be four lane
from Cedar Street into the S. W.
Canyon Rodd.
An underpass has been con
strutted under Shoefly trestle
on the Southern Pacific line, and
the Merle overcrossing on Walker
Rood.
Poor drainage conditions in the
valley are causing a great deal
of trouble to the road builders
since they cause “soft cuts” that
slow construction and make it
impossible to travel the length
of the road over the existing dirt
grade.
Porter Yett Construction Co.,
are working now on the cut
leading into the S. W. Canyon
Road and the fill.
Just beyond the cut is a strong
R E T U R N IN G T O O R E G O N
Mrs. Paul Prudhomme return­
ed
recently
from
Honolulu,
HawqiL where she has been
living since May, while
Mr.
Prudhomme was working In the
Bank of Hawaii.
Mr.
Prud­
homme will be returning soon
and they plan to make their
home in Oregon.
Mrs. Prudhomme is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Mayfield.
A T T E N D R E C E P T IO N
Mrs. Dora Stipe, Mrs. Currie
Leonard and May Biasser attend­
ed the reception for Mr. Roy Hat­
field, Past Grand Patron of the
State oY Oregon on Saturday eve­
ning. Sept. 13th.
super from which it is possible
to look down across the valley
for miles, down which it will be
possible to drive in another year
or so.
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SHOP
FLATTS
Canyon Rd. Store
Mi Mile East of BEAVERTON
on Canyon Road—Phone 2218
BIR T H D A Y
HONORED
FURNITURE
Mrs. James Walters. Mrs. K.
O. Sundberg and daugher Judy,
and Mrs. A. R.
Pearson and
children, Delbert and Frances
Cedar Mill Community Clubl dro'* to Vero« *
Wednesday
met Wednesday evening at the
h®nor ^,rs- ^ • J- Llndsley on
school house. In the absence of
birthday,
the president, Mr Marvin Lain, Accompanying them were Mrs
O. B. Hartrampf and Mr$. Ray
CANYON ROAD TRADING POST
vice-president, presided
Following the opening cere­ Dorland of Hillsboro and Mrs.
monies and reading of the min­ J. R. Sanford of North Plains.
One mile East of Beaverton on Canyon Road
utes, the meeting was turned A pot-luck birthday luncheon
over to the program chairman, was enjoyed.
to allow the speaker to speak
at his convenience.
W H A T DEER'S
A talk was heard by a repre­
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FELSHER'S STORE
sentative of the Sales Tax Bill
Interesting was the experi- 1
j I A miles south o f Beaverton Bank on H ighw ay 217
giving his reasons why he fa­ ence of Mr. Asa Dubser who ft
vored the bill for Oregon and was visiting his former home- ft
Complete Line of Groceries
explainiing the detailed plans of site, Friday on Skyline Blvd., ft
the bill.
north of Cornell Road.
ft Union Got and Oil
Ample Parking Space
fo llo w in g was entertainment
While gathering apples from
sJg
by Albert and Darlene Kluser, an old Gravenstein apple tree i
who played an accordion duet. on the place three deer came
Albert
showed
much ability up to him, showing no signs of j
with solos.
Be Lovelier All Day!
being frightened
and
stayed
Resuming the business meet­ around him for some time.
ing started with the treasurer’s
Mr. Dubser wil probaby be
W ith Palm Beach A ll-D a y M ake-up
report and reading of corres­ remembered by many of the
pondence. It was agreed that a older residents through
Ideal for Sum m er W eather . , .
the
letter be written the County county.
• Palm Beach A ll Day Creme
Court asking again for the Yel­
low line on Cornell Road and to LOCALS—
Powder
find out about straightening of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis
Cornell Road at the mill pond
• Palm Beach A ll Day Crem e Rouge
and son, Billy spent Sunday at
and other details involved in
Corvallis visiting relatives.
• Palm Beach Lipstick
the grading of Leahy Road.
A membership drive is
in
Filbert picking Ls occupying
progress for this month with it
the spare time of many of the
agreed that all members contact
younger generation in this area.
their new neighbors and any
8718 S. W. Canyon Road
Mr. Marvin Lain, proprietor
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old ones who should be com­
of Lain’s Bake Shop announces
ing to meetings The balance
open house for Saturday eve­
of this year’s dues are to be
ning at 7:30 P. M„ a twhich
disregarded with
membership
time $75 worth of merchandise
fees paid now to pay for 1948
including a Schick electric raz­
membership.
or, Cory Coffee Maker and free
A social hour followed with
"EV ER Y T H IN G FOR THE G A R D E N "
balloons for the children will
refreshments in the cafeteria.
be given away.
G ood Buys on New and Used
W E S T SLO PE BEAUTY S H O P
^ Canyon Road Seed and Floral Co.
Renew the Natural Beauty
of your floors with our
Canyon Road at W alke r Road.
"H andy Sandy"
Louis
Stark
returned
Mr.
Floor Sander
home recently from the hos-
Mr. and Mrs. Rill Clark spent pital.
It is easy to use, quiet and
absolutely dustless
several days the latter parti of
last week with Mr. Clark’s sis­
N U T PROSPECTS NO T GOOD
ter, at Ilwaco, Wash.
Prospects for the sale of Fil­
School was dismissed Friday berts this year are not good ac­
to allow teachers to attend the cording to William B. Chandlee,
Beaverton, Or«., at W ent “Y "
teachers’
meetings at Hillsboro. member of the Oregon Nut Shel­
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ters who has just returned from
The P. A. Thornes drove to a business trip to the large trade
Corvallis, Sunday of last week centers which handle
Filberts
to accompany their daughter, and Walnuts in quantity.
DR. J. R. T A L B E R T
Beverly, who will enroll at O.
Carry-over orders and
high
Dentist
S. C.
prices are the chief cause of this
ROSSI BLDG., BEAVERTON
condition according to Chandlee.
Miss Marylin French spent He suggests reducing prices so
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week
recently at Eugene, as to handle the present carry­
helping with rush work for her over crop and the 13,000 tons
sorority.
ready to market now.
There
were only 6,000 tons sold last
The Frank Eltzraths are now year.
building a new home east of * Oregon
Shell-in-crop
condi­
Salsman Road on Cornell.
tions appear to be better than
From our own green Houses
last year because of the doubtful j
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Torbett quality of the the Shell-in-Im- j
Daily Sarvic# to Portland
are attending the U. of Oregon ports from the
Mediterranean
and Hillsboro
this Fall. He will study for his area. However, large quantities
Master’s Dergee and she will of these imports are expected this
teach French and German and year.
\at the same time attend school.
C ed ar Mill Locals
CO ATS
Fleming Cabinet
Shop
Cut Flowers
Potted Plants
Beaverton
Florists
On Lombard, just S. of Allen
A group of 10 couples, who
are residents of Beusonic Hts.
Drive and Grayson Road en­
joyed a barbecue Saturday eve­
ning at the end of Grayson
Road community sipging was
greatly enjoyed.
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With a new Permanent Wave
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TRIPLEX
W E S T SLO PE C L E A N E R S
8707 S. W. Canyon Road
A PICTURE YOU WILL NEVER FORGET!
“ WHO’S THAT FELLOW.. .
DANCING WITH MY GIRL?”
ALLEN couldn't believe his own eyes. Joan had always
been his girl-friend . . . they grew up together.. . had
Cokes after school . . . attended parties together —
then a handsome new-comer 'tagged' Joan at the
spring dance . . . and all sorts of trouble followed! A
story so human . . . so Important, Y O U M U ST see it!
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HELEN'S BEAUTY
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••Whit’S Wrong With The
Fellows In This Town—
Ari Thty Blind?”
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