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N GIRL SCOUTS MEET The Girl Scouts of Troop 49 met in the Grade School cafeter- | ia, Thursday, October 23. 1947. The meeting was called to ord- ! er by the president. Janice Cline. The minutes of the last meeting ( were read by the Secretary Joel- ; lean Callahan- Refreshments were served by Lois Bastian and Donna Mills. During this interval the Hal lowe'en refreshment committee met The treasurer collected the dues. The meeting was adjour ned by singing taps. — Barbara Sweet, Scril>e. Hot W ater HEATERS Ga« and Elactrie Far Immediata Delivery Plumbing Supplies & Service Fairbonks-Morse and Deep Pumps Shallow Well Clearwater Plumbing Co. ie a v e rto n Phene 2925 firesfon* DELUXE CHAMPION TIRES The Safest, longer wearing tire ever built . . . • They are Stronger 0 More Non-Skid Angles 0 Longer Mileage Buy Them at Your BEAVERTON Firestone Store We Give Liberal Tradein Allowance on Your Old Tire West End of " Y " in Beaverton PHONE 3961 * DR. J. R. TA LBER T Dentist ROSSI BLDG., BEAVERTON PHONE 3222 BE AT EA SE. F ro m HELEN'S BEAUTY SALON Renew the Natural Beauty of your floors with our B R . 7988 Cut Flowers Potted Plants "Handy Sandy" It is easy to use, quiet and absolutely dustless Beaverton Florists Fleming Cabinet Shop at California points. On Lombord, just 5. of Allen Phone 2965 B e a v e rto n , Or«*, a t W ant - Y " P h on e 3941 In 11-hour trip by “ hot-rod from Pullman. Wash., where he enrolled in the college of veter inary medicine at Washington State College. L. A. “Tony Wells, Menlo Drive, spent a brief week-end at home, October 2», 25 and 26,. With Art Eiffert. former fel low student of Tony’s at Pacific Fniversity. the promising young animal doctor left w sc Friday morning and started his return trip Sunday morning. BEAVERTON REFUSE SERVICE HOHNSTEIN & SCHAFER, Props. — Since 1930 PHONES: WALTER PAYNE DRAWS PART IN U. OF O. PLAY TONY WELLS SPENDS WEEK END AT HOME THE ORIGINAL BEAV. 3175 PORTLAND MU. 2805 HE S S E L G E S S E R GROCERY Cedar Mill Complete Line oi Groceries - Home Made Cakes, Pastries M0BILGAS and OIL ■d irpenmce i1 thought tl «or iltll Ihn »«lie •i tayoccthk ooibct TWg in gov crant«Hon who*« help iano«iorible Ton'll hod (horn Beaverton's Quality Market coo tort mg ud indmOadag Tft& U uieuuf Vjrticùn Sine« 1910 BEAVERTON-PHONE 3411 tour Community é • M O TO RW A Y L u brication • M O TO R TITNE-UP Al’s Motor Service Former Clemens Station foods • OUR REPUTATION 177 E. Broadway Beaverton, Oregon Geo. C. Ludwig Ituililinfc - Ni fMiiririfi IS FOUNDED ON SUPPLYING ONLY THE Cement II ork FINEST FOOD ITEMS Free Estimates Phone Beaverton 2377 AVAILABLE ON THE MARKET Walter Payne. Jr,, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Payne, Route 1, Beaverton, is a member of the cast of the play: “ The Man Who Came to Dinner,” which will be presented October 24, 25, 29, 30, 31 and November 1st. Mr. Payne is a liberal arts ma jor. Rte 3, Box 388 Beoverton The Board of Directors of Union High School District Nun- ber 10 Joint, Washington and Multnomah counties, will accept bids for approximately 24(H) feet of chain link fence installed, and for six steel letter-size filing cases. Plans and specifications can be obtained from the school district clerk at the high school office. All bids must be in the hands of the district clerk not later than I mi P. II OB th* afte rnoon of Novemlter 20, 1947. THERESA GIBSON, Clerk, Union High School District, No. It) Joint. Date of first publication Octo ber 24, 1947. Date of last publication Octo ber 31, 1947. GARBAGE SERVICE Furnaces ALSO CIRCULATING OIL HEATERS Ehrlich Plumbing & Appliance • r you want to ouy, trade oi »en, ALOHA, DR. H. A. PUTNAM NEW C h iro p ra ctic P hysician ORE., Phone 6411 STORE HOCRM 9 a. in. to 6 p. m. 30 years practice m Portland 1 block So. of Canyon Road on Howett Rood-West Slope Portland phone BEacon 9637 Open eves, by appointment There were 1.300 combatant ships in the Navy at the height of World W ar II. SHOP BY PHONE EFF ICIE NT H B « VI ETON BUSINESS OF fu e CVUMQQ PHONES Beaverton 2M1 AT » « t e r M il , 3 K 9 I, FINER CLEANING Tualatin Valley Highway in Beaverton ANY TIME PHONE ANY WHERE BEAVERTON 3031 n/c m • D.V BEAVERTON 3031 PARCELS - MESSENGER SERVICE - In an emergency call yonr druggist and we'll deliver your needs. 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Section 10 of the "Amend ments to the 1945 Bang's Disease Laws.” requires that when a l>etitinn is signed by over one hundred (100) cattle owners within such county, that all bo vine animals over 6 months of age within the county shall )>e tested at least once every 12 months a provided by this act, the County Court shall set a day for a public hearing. % Therefore, the Washington Co. Court this 22nd day of October 1917, has set Monday, November 3, 1947, at 10:00 in the County Court Room as the time and place for such a public hearing. ! «/*-•»;., If It Came From MILLER'S It's the Best DELIVERY Listed with the Dads who attended the October 24-25 Dad s Week End at Oregon College of Education, Monmouth, were W F. Hunkel, Aloha, and Jule E Sweetan and John F. Felsher of Beaverton. Included in the program was a tour of the campus, lunch, din tier and an entertainment higli lighting Miss Dorothy Crawford the “ One-Woman Theatre" ★ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING . FREE // DADS' FROLIC AT MONMOUTH o ff LEGAL NOTICES bin mtilM into the rvtrj ■ ovtrtoiBug cootïuon eeo ho Miller s IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON Dôiicûtaô lo Soroi From our own greer, Houses Daily Service to Portlond and Hillsboro Floor Sander second first half of 1947 reached new half increased 13 per cent over The Oregon National Guard heights, with employment great the first half. and leading veterans' organiza er than for any peri«*1 except Average wages of all covered tion through the state are stand the 1943-44 war-time peak, ac workers increased from $206.45 ing by to assist with militaiy cording to report« from more j a month in early 1946 to $232- honors for Oregon’s returning than 15.000 covered employers 10 this year Manufacturing em World War II dead, the State just tabulated by the State Un- ployes i more than half in lum Department of Veterans' Affairs employment Compensation Com - 1 bering) averaged $255 this year learned today. mission. against $224 a year before. Moth Inquiries by the veterans' de In calling attention to more 1947 figures—equivalent to $53- partment disclosed that firing than $»00 millions in v igc< paid ! 56 a week for all anil $58.96 for squads have been formed by up to June 30. T. Morris Dunne manufacturing workers—are eon these organizations in local com Commission Chairman observed siderably above national aver- munities to lie at the call of next that complete 1947 reports prob ' ages. of kin who desire mllitars rites ably would I k * well over the for Fay roll records so far tabu* for the burial of those now re mer record of $799 mi ’ions for lated show $402.161.450 paid to turning to their native soil. covered workers up to June 30, 1944. In addition to these, the l ’ S. ID 47. an increase of 25.6 per cent "Third and fourth quarter pa.\ Marine Corps and l*. S Army over $319.882.839 for the same rolls usually are materially high recruiting stations, and the Ore period last year. gon military district organized er than for the first half , >f the Lumbering with first half ix»y reserve are prepared to render year, anil 1947 will be no excep rolls of $99.399,046 for up to tion. judging from preliminary service to next of kin in the 66,700 covered workers <a rec employment reports from hund Portland area. ord for the industry) led all reds of representative firms all Families of the deceased have groups with an increase of 49.6 been notified in every case, how over the state'," said Dunne per cent over the same period “ We now have about 4,000 ever, that funeral arrangements last year. will he as they desire, anil they : more subject employers than on Other pay roll totals and gains may or may not have military V-J Day and every like of busi by main industrj included: Con ness has been benefited The rites, just as they choose. Con , struction $28,971.753 (36.5%); tact for further information numlier of new firms still is on F o o d Processing $20,548,489 should be made with a Legion the increase. They have absorbed ' 1 2 . 8 % General Manufacturing or V FW post in local communit thousands of veterans and ship $55.808.766 (30.2%). Transporta yard workers, making pay rolls ies. tion and I tilitie- 8,18.148,258 even greater than during war (22 2 % Wholesale Trade $38.- Firing squpads ranging from time.” 394.925 (24.1%); Retail Trade $63. four to eight men and a bugler Average covered employment 061,261 (22.6%); Finance and Re have been formed in many communities by either the Leg for the last half of 1917 is e-ti- alty $13.131.399 ( 25.1%). Service mated by the commission to run $30.714.700. (13 9%.); Forestry. ion or the VFW. higher Fishing and Mining $2,339.564 The Oregon National Guard from 5 to 10 i>cr cent headquarters in Salem has issued I than the 290.363 average for the (12.8%). Only ship building and an order to its units in Port first half. Last vear the number repairing registered a loss, drop land Astonii. Tillamook. Forest ping to $8,150.990, a little less Grove. McMinnville, Salem. than half the total for the first Eugene. Roseburg, Medford. half of 1946. . o i T i l l l iK. P a n o Grants Pass, Baker. Milton-Free- water and La Grande to give full F E R R IS J O H N S O N military honors when requested. Harold M. Ferris, war v «e ra n National Guard units being org with two years overseas duty, Cornar First and Tucker S tre ets anized at Corvallis, Ashland. took as his bride. 4:30 p. m., Beoverton Klamath Falls. Coos Hay and October 10, the former Miss Coquille also will be ready to W ELDING— OF A L L KINDS Irene Johnson of Progress The assist in the near future, it was Complete Autom otive Service ceremony was held in the honu disclosed. Specialists In Re-Bonng of the bride's sister, Mrs Hen and Motor Re-Building A specially trained military ry Erickson, with R e v . F. T. escort is accompanying each Sturtevant affiliating. Phone - Beaverton - 2981 body to its destination, and is After a wedding dinner at contacting next of kin to help Nendels, the couple went to the arrange burial details. beach for a honeymoon, after which they will make their home in Progress, RETURNS FROM CALIF. O T T fM flN CMUtCM. »oltim o r« Md The bride finished high school Mrs. .1 E. Cook returned Tues Fovnd«d to 1774 by Philip W.lltom at Beaverton and graduated from 0*«rb#in, fini bl$bop of tb* U day from a week’s visit in San Brethren in C hin i the Good Samaritan hospital as Francisco. Her daughter. Mavme a nurse. remained for an extended visit BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE Friday, October 31, 1947 November 9th is the date set for the marriage of Miss Mar guerite Alexander, of Portland and Mr. Clayton Delbert Ayers, of Beaverton. The wedding will take place in the Peninsula Peace Lutheran Church of Portland. The young couple will make their home In Portland, where Mr Avers is employed. Garage With a new Permanent Wave 8 .W . ( mnyon R d . WED NOVEMBER 9 Vets, Natl. Guard STATE TAX ROLLS FORECAST Stand By To Give RECORD HIGHER THAN 1944 W ar Dead Honors Oregon's pay rolls for the of covered jobs in the '.A- » T C P U «, CH EVRO L CD. 3333 « BEAVERTON