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* MOTION PICTURE BEACH TRIP BARNES School Notes H. C. W alters and fam ily w e n t ! On Friday, April 23 our school to the beach recently. and had a film called A laska's Silver told about they saw a dead sea lion that j M illions". T he film TWO FISHING TRIPS in fishing and had w ashed up on the the beach A laska's wealth other industries. The film also G ene W alters and his father. during a storm in the night. show ed how icebergs were form ed H. C. W alters, went fishing at the both above and below water. headw aters o f the Salm onberry RUN AW AY NAG river Saturday. T hey caught seven Several Loom is children and i fish o f eight-inch length. friends caught a run-away horse I TRIP TO ALASKA H arry H endrickson and his fa Suday. It is sorrel in color. T hey Mrs. Cham pas. the interm ediate ther D. S. H endrickson also went cornered it on a dead end road room teacher, told about her ex fishin g on the Salm onberry river. and one o f the hoys took it hom e periences in A laska and in the A lthough both parties were in the until they find the owner. A leutian Islands. She said to get same general territory neither saw to the northern part o f Alaska the other. Six deer and tw o bea NEW STUDENTS from Seward to W isem an took ver w ere sighted by the H en drick eight weeks and on her way back T here are tw o new students in son party. it only took five hours to travel Mrs. Oham pas’ room. T heir names from W isem an to A nchorage by are C olleen Steele, fifth grade, BASEBALL GAME airplane. She went over Mt. Mc and K ent Steele, third grade. T hey K inley and described it as a series B arnes sch ool baseball team are living in Cedar H ills and will play that o f M cK in ley next have recently m oved from N orth o f ice and snow ridges T he E skim os speak better E n g F riday. M ay 7. on M cK inley field. H ollyw ood. Calif. T hey enrolled lish than m any A m ericans because M onday, April 26. they have been taught hy m ission BASEBALL OPENING aries or teachers and never learn Jeri H anson and Marlene C hris NEW BUILDING ed slang. The E skim os are good tenson were R ita Stone's guests All the w indow s o f our new in arithm etic, art and handicrafts at an opening practice baseball addition are installed and the but usually poor in science. One gam e o f w hich her father was um plastering is finished. T he ceiling time Mrs. Cham pas broke two pire. crew is about half finished put fingers when trying to con trol an BUILDING ting on the "a u ditone” , a m aterial excited dog team. T he floorin g in our new build sim ilar to Firtex. It is white, one Snow shoes are standard equip ing is laid. The baseboards and inch th ick and is slotted to a b ment. E ach child has an assigned ceiling m oldings are being put in. sorb sound.. The floorin g is now place fo r his snowshoes during Suzanne T em pleton, 8th gr. being laid. sch ool hours. FURNITURE The Outlook From COOPER MTN. GOOD BUYS ON NEW and USED BABY BOY C ongratulations are being sent | to Mr. and Mrs. R obert (P ansey I W ea v er) on the birth o f a six pound baby boy, April 24 at St. | V incents hospital. G randparents I are Mrs. Clara W eaver. W heeler [ avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. C. Merx, ! H art road. T he Merx reside in a j newly built hom e on Hart road Announcing . . . NEW ELECTRIC Sewing Machine Dept. SERVICE Immediate Delivery Mrs. M argaret D ernbach, teach- I er at C ooper M ountain school, took her eighth grade girls and Lucille and K atie G oyak to a coast resort April 24 and 25. PARTS Expert In Charge Canyon Rd. Trading Post 2286 N. E. Canyon Rood Many sch ool activities for May and June were discussed by the executive m em bers of Barnes sch ool P T A at the home of Mrs G eorge T hom p son on M eadow Drive. E lection and installation o f o f ficers will be part of the pro gram for the May 14 m eeting T he rhythm band will perform under the d irection o f Mrs Ruby Abbott. A lso a film on safety for children riding school buses will be shown. May 28 is the tentative date set fo r the graduation of Suzanne T em pleton and Gene W alters. M esdam es B. S. Templeton. H. C. W alters and M. M Brown will he an advisory com m ittee to help the principal, Jam es B ecker to plan an appropriate program for th e occasion . G eorge H. Berg. Albert Dall- FOOD SALE AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY SATURDAY, MAY 8th Clark-Whiteside 5 & 10 Cakes - Pies - Rolls - Chili Cookies - Spaghetti DALES Sand and Gravel Crushed Rock Phone Beaverton 4326 TO COAST RESORT TURN IN YOUR OLD ON A NEW SALES Barnes PTA Will Install Officers At Hay 14 Meet MOTOR TRIP T he J. J. Bloom quista m otoied to O regon City April 29 to visit w ith the John M arklunds. One Mile East of Beaverton EXCUSE PLEASE-- Y ou r reporter wishes to take this opportu n ity to correct a m is take th at w as made in this co l umn in last w eek ’s edition o f the paper. It w as Mr. R o h rb a ck o f L iverm ore avenue w ho had the at tack o f pneum onia, not Mrs. R oh r back, as w as stated. INSURANCE SAVINGS Expert SEE GRIFFITH & MEEKE TURN NEWS IN C o-operatiion o f people in vari ous local a ctivities and projects in turning new s item s in at the M orris hom e on the c o m e r o f H art and H uber roads either by letter or in person will be greatly appreciated by you r rep orter and the s ta ff o f the B eaverton E n terprise. 131 S. SECOND ST., HILLSBORO Phone 171 ALOHA THEATRE BUILDING, ALOHA Phone 6404 For Heal Estate and Insurance Service • Call Lis C ollect # Deóicútaá to Sôroicô R IV ER SID E C H U R C H N ew York. D o m inating N e w Y o rk j skyline, » •lo ry lo w e r, hooting the nf*n*e m unity life o f church »chool, bui an d p r o f e s s io n a l a c t iv it ie s tt lo p « fe . p ed by the w o rld 's larg e st c a rillo n — 7 ? bells * n - f BUILDING NEW HOMES R E P A IR IN G , R E M O D E L IN G . P A IN T IN G O L D C EM 'EN T W O R K O U R S P E C IA L T Y HOMER GEO. C. LUDWIG P H O N E 4724 R oute 3. B ox 388, Beaverton TEN YEARS AGO Aloha Sheet Metal Works ¡ Corner Alex and Stacey ALOHA, OREGON General Sheet Metal Work A lso.... HEIL OIL FURNACES <P.\< K.AC.K U N IT S ) Phone Aloha 6397 C. J. DASHNEY R odn ey B loom quist, H art road, celebrated his tenth b irthday hy h aving the local cub scou t troop at his hom e on A pril 24. T he par ty w-as well attended and the children had a weiner and m arsh m allow roast as refresh m en ts in the afternoon. Price does no! control the exacting completeness with which we serve Our service is arranged to meet a wide range of budget reguirements, one of which we are certain gou will find perfectly suited to your needs ! HEMSTITCHING — BUTTONHOLES Immediate Service • • ONE DAY SERVILE ON— SHORTEN OR LENGTHEN DRESSES— SHIRRING— HEMMING IN STALL ZIPPERS— SHORTEN TROUSERS TURN COLLARS— PLAIN SEWING • • HOME MADE GIFTS— Sewing Needs Unfinished Shoulder Pads, Interlining, Tape, Dot Snappers, Drapes Made to Order /Domestic " s e w i n g BUTTON HOLE ATT \( IIMENTS and otlirr part« MACHI n Y s *1 — at — FLORENCE GARRISON » T fo n tu a 'u f Your CMMNMity M ir t ic x n Sine« 1 9 1 0 £ BEAVERTON-PHONF 3411 '// — ~ r AMU 'P E R F E C T PLUMBING'S T H E THING-- V O U R - OUSE NEEDS t h is i S P R IN G - - FOB BIDS Sealed bids will be received by T heresa Gibson. C lerk at High School Building. B eaverton. O re gon until May 13. 1948. 8:00 o ’clock P. M., for the Alteration and A d dition to Union High School Build ing for School D istrict No. 10. W ashington County, Beaverton. O regon and will then and there be opened and publicly read aloud Bids received after the time fixed for openings will not he con sid ered. Plans, sp ecifications and form o f con tract docum ents m ay be exam ined at the o ffic e o f F ree man and Hayslip, Assoc. Archts.. 304 Postal Building, P ortland, and a set o f said plans, sp ecifications and form s m ay be obtained at the o ffic e o f Theresa Gibson. Clerk, Beaverton. O regon or at the o f fice o f Freem an and Hayslip, Assoc. Archts., 304 Postal Build Ing, Portland. Oregon upon a de posit o f $25.00. which will be re funded upon the return --of the plans and sp ecifications within a reasonable time. E ach bid shall be accom pan ied by a certified ch eck , cashier's ch eck or bid bond (w ith author ized surety com pan y as surety) made payable to the O w ner in an am ount o f not less than 5 percent o f the amount o f the bid. Surety bond tor bonds) will be required in accord an ce with the term s of the con tract docum ents. T he School D istrict No. 10, W ashington County, O regon re serves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive inform alities. No bidder may w ithdraw his bid after the hour set fo r the openings thereof or before award o f con tract, unless said aw ard is delayed for a period exceed in g 30 days. T heresa Gibson, Clerk First publication April 30, 1948. Second Publication May 7, 1948. IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OK T H E STATE OF OREGON FOR W A SH IN G T O N COUN TY. E rm a Beamish, P lain tiff,) vs. ) R IC H A R D E. B EA M ISH ) D efendant.) T o; R ich ard E. Beamish, D efen d ant. In the name o f the State o f O re gon you are hereby required to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above en titled suit on or before the 29th day o f May, 1948; and If you fall to so appear and answ er said co m plaint, for want th ereof the plain tiff will apply to the C ourt fo r the relief dem anded in her com p la in t; that is, for a d ivorce decree. T his sum m ons is published by order o f the H onorable R. Frank Peters, said ord er being . dated 21st day o f April, 1948, said order prescribing that sum m ons be ser ved by publication th ereof in the Beaverton E nterprise, a news paper published in W ashington County, Oregon. Date o f first publication: April 30, 1948. Date o f last publication: May 28, 1948. S C H W E N N A B R IN K A ttorn eys for P lain tiff Post O ffice A ddress: L aw yers Building, H illsboro. Oregon. N O TICE OK SAI.E WEsir slope w m m a S e c o ta i O 8 80LS.W. CANYON ROAD m i ‘f t r e $ f o n * DELUXE CHAMPION TIRES The Safest, longer <^enring tire ever built • They are Strong«. «■ • More Non-Skid Angles • Longer Mileage Buy Them at Your BEAVERTON F ir e s t o n e FLORENCE'S SEWING CENTER — — - ■ — » PECCS TEAM'S SAD FATE The softball gam e w hich was played betw een the C ooper M oun tain and Hazeldale sch ools did n ’ t turn out so good fo r C ooper M oun tain. The H azeldale team w as in fine form and they w hipped the C opper M ountain team by a score o f 23 to 1. H ow ever, with m ore in stru ctlon and practice, the boys will be able to m ake a better sh ow ing in their next gam e CALL S t o r e We Give Liberal Trodein Allowance on Your Old Tire West End ot "Y" PHONE 3961 N otice Is hereby given that the City o f B eaverton will o ffe r for sale at public auction at the city shops, F arm in gton R oad and T u ck er street, at the hour o f 11 A. M. on M ay 8, 1948 the follow ing described property: One boy’s bicycle ’’Sports T ou rist", with 26- inch high pressure tires; fram e No. W6320A. One boy's bicycle, m ake unknow n, with 28x2Vfc tires; fram e No K&4444. L. J. Busse, City R ecorder. Date o f first publication April 23. 1948. Date o f last publication May 7, 1948. FRIDAY, M AY 7, 1948 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE B E A V E R THEATRE Beaverton 9*57 y i H $ Phone 2482 O P T "Y O U WERE M EANT FOR M E ." Jeanne Crain Plus Dan D a ile y , O scar Levant "O U T OF THE BL U E ," G e o rg e Brent - V irg in ia M a y o - C a role Landis Sunday - Monday - Tuesday, Moy 9, 10, 11 "T H E BACHELOR AND THE BOBBY-SOXER * C ary Grant - M yrn a L oy - S h irle y T em p le SHORT CARTOON N E W S _____ Wedncsdoy Saturday, May 12, 13, 14, 15 JAMES ST E W A R T in "CALL NORTHSIDE 7 7 7 " P L U S - - - ROY ROGERS in "T H E GAY RANCHERO" Cartoon - News THE ORIGINAL BEAVERTON REFUSE SERVICE HOHNSTEIN & SCHAFER, Props. — Since 1930 BEAV. 3175 PHONES: PORTLAND MU. 2805 ★ ROYS ★ RADIO SERVICE Next to the Post Office ALOHA, OREGON r W flA P U K C n oT H ÇAVS- Hot Water HEATERS Gas and Electric For Immediate Cook's Cleaners Delivery 375 Canyon Road BEAVERTON, OREGON P lu m b »fi» Phone Beaverton 3 8 9 1 Sappl»*« 6 Sarvéc Foirbonks-Mona DR. H. A. PUTNAM Shallow and Deep Well Pumps Chiropractic Physician 30 years practice in Portland 1 block So. of Canyon Road on Howett Road-West Slope Portland phone BEacon 9637 Open eves by appointment Clearwater Plumbing Co. FULTZ Shoe Shop Aloha, Oregon ★ WEYENBERG SHOES for Men leoverton Phono T ry our classified ads. »'6Mt Jy. C a «-/ i 2925 FRED H. MATHIS & CO. Plain and Ornam ental Plastering £ Stucco Work 2939 S. W McCheaney Road Portland 1, Ore PHONE It Roadway «741 ★ "1 A N Y TIME PHONE 3031 AN Y WHERE BEAVERTON o V) M I- m ft. » A X 3 s sa 3 aa S E I^ / lC E BEAVERTON 3031 PARCELS - MESSENGER SERVICE - In an em ergency call yoar druggist and w e'll deliver your needs. _____ — — ■■ — — « «rf» *> V ’ Friday - Saturday, May 7-8 I.FG U . NOTH K SUMMONS BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. T A. Bye, C onner road, held a birthday party fo r her father E b M orris at her h om e on the evening o f A pril 29. Mr. M orris is 78 and resides with his son O w en on a one-acre tra ct o f land along C onner road w hich form erly belonged to Mrs. Bye. n u n n . and M M. B row n were nom inated for the auditing co m mittee Mr .and Mrs G eorge T hom pson were named co-ch airm en fo r the annual school p icn ic for closing day o f school June 11. H andkerchiefs were given by the executive m em bers to the pres ¡dent Mr» H C. W alters. She is the charter president o f Barnes I*TA and has served tw o years. R efreshm ents were served hy Mrs G eorge B erg and Mrs G eorge Thom pson. ^ jr ,£ »E 6 T io M S jfc*n>' K ' a t « u i u /» u n e ----------------------- mm.