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Oregon Historical Society ■ a • 335 3V Market S t. Hiway Dept. Sets June 1st For Bid Call Portland 1, Ore. m -*»* FOl'K I.ANE CANYON ROAD HANGS 11» ON PROPERTY WRANGLE Established 1927, VOLUM E 21. NUMBER l7 City Set To BEAVERTON, WASHINGTON COU N TY, OREGON, The Day Of "Easy Money" FRIDAY M AY 21, 1948 SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS SUBSCRIPTION IN ADVANCE $2 00 PER YEAR ,mProved Wa*er Graduates ___ In Elmomca Area . . Honored; Discussed May 25 Of Grade School ___________________ Commencement A ccording to E ngineer W illiam s, | second in com m and to sta te h igh A ^ w ay en gin eer R. H. Baldock. call /o r bids on the im provem ent ot p f | Canyon road from W est Slope t o j E H l O I * C e L O W th e B eaverton E ast “Y" to a four- An open m eeting for all water BOARD Gil \IRMAN PRESEN IS DIPLOMAS IO lane road is h an gin g on the point users o f the Elm ontca district, of a right-of-w ay w rangle. H e ex scheduled for May 25, in the FIFTY-ONE STUDENTS IN \ N N U \ L RITT \L pects th is d iffic u lty to be ironed I O. O. F. hall, B eaverton. 8 p. out to perm it legal ad vertising by PEI POISONERS ON m.. w ill hear ta lk s and discu ssion s June 1, according to a statem ent At the annual com m encem ent ta R obinson, song. "Dream Ships by John Chinook, attorney, and m ade in a telephone conversation cerem on ies for Beaverton grade Sailing . by girls triple trio, pi- RAMPAGE; REPORTS E ngineer S m ithson of the W olf w ith W arren E rw in, county can d i . . , j .. »* in «no solo, "Arabesque”, Gale En- , .. . _ Creek and Aloha-H uber w ater d is sehool. held W ednesday. May 19, date for the sta te legislature. ger; class history, V anda Benson. TELL OF ATTACKS tricts All interested parties are 8 p. m.. in the school auditorium vooa, go,Q ..A„ the W orld Ig Sun. A previous report from th e state urged to he present, in this ex N orton Peck, chairm an of school sh in e”, M aralyn B oyei; presenta- A new arrangem ent has been h igh w ay departm ent office, 'in Sa ploration o f a problem w hich is lem , prom ised an earlier action w orked out w ith D. K. Kanne- dlstrict 48 board of directors, pre- tlon of A m erican le g io n school fast becom ing im perative am ong on the m uch sou ght after im prove man, o fficia l protector of the pub sented diplom as to fifty-one stu- aw ard; song. Be the Best ot residents o f Elm onica. m ent in the heavily-travelled road lic’s Interest again st loose run , .W h a tev e r You C an”, eighth grade dents. I.ike m ost of T u alatin valley, section but in h is conversation, ning dogs of th e county, w hereby girls’ chorus; valedictory. P atricia residents of E lm on lco are faced Mr. W ililam s reported that an un the county dog catcher w ill bend Program arranged to honor the Madden, and presentation of di with com p lication s arisin g from young graduates included: Pro plom as. expected hitch In arrangem en ts an effo rt to apprehend all dogs the low drainage condition of the cession al; in B eaverton that are running has n ecessitated a tem porary de- invocation. Reverend claf,H ro„ included Jerry An. terrain. H eavy rains and high w a Leonard Johnson; salutation. Gret- derson loose, w hether they have a county N ancy Anderson, Vanda lay. ter level of the sub su rface have M eanw hile, h igh w ay departm ent licen se or not. com bined to spread th e area's in A— — i — — — — — — --------- e- Benson, G eraldine Berquist, Rich- A ccord i^ ; to city m anager M aur crew s are con tin u in g w ith culvert I ard Bess, Ilene Boge, M aralyn creasing am ount of underground i d itching and oth er w ork \W ich ice M. R om ig. B eaverton has an B oyei. Paul Buffani, P atricia sew age until d efin ite fears of seem s to be preparatory to the ordinance requiring dog ow ners | Campbell. Janet Carl. Beverly contam inated w ells now point .up I to keep their pets tied up or con prom ised im provem ent. Durdel, Barry E astham . Dorothy the threat of epidem ic dangers I ' i # i m i i i k fined to a yard, under p en alty of | Eddy, G ale Enger. E u gen e Fedu- Private in v estig a tio n s by in ter having them im pounded. Ju st such | | ick, Martha Flore, R oberta Gibbs. ested residents indicate that there an ordinance is now on the ballot ! G lenys F riesen, R ichard Gervais. are tw o con tam in ation-free souro "V I in the neighboring C om m unity of Howard Grabhorn, M aurice Ouin- es of w ater w hich are com par Portland. On the D ew ey Stassen merry- M AY 15 W IL L BE REMEMBERED by many Beaverton ther. Jack H aldem an, E laine atively near to the E lm on ica area. A long w ith n otification that of go-round, which is focusing H ansen. Rarbara H ew itt, Arthur residents as the day of "easy money " Inflationary tenden Bull R un w ater, from Portland, ficial action w ill be taken to pre national attention on the race H olm en. cies, it is reported, even surpassed the wartime spending or A loha-Huber d istrict water, ven t the p eregrination s of pet betw een th ese tw o political Maureen K ain. R onald K em m tr, days of G l.'s in their "trading" forays with South Pacific from F orest Grove, figure in pre pooches, com es reports th a t som e stalw arts for 12 votes in the Ijiw rence Leach, N ila L lchty, Zola lim inary con sid erations for the tw isted m en tality of the area is natives R epublican party's national Lindsay, Bill Lovett, P atricia Mad determ ined to pursue a dog poi In case you were not there, the scene pictures the auc securing of a w ater supply. convention, the noise and hull den. Barbara Martin, A rvis M att The May 25 m eetin g w ill ex INSTALLATION RATE soning effort, even if it is neces tion, held in conjunction with the "Merchant Money" cam abaloo is som ething terrific. son. Joanne Morton, W endell Pike. plore all an gles o f both possible sary for him to invade pens w here Rut all the hands and hurray Philip Ram bo, Edw ard R am sdell, paign conducted by some local merchants. supplies. R esidents are encouraged dogs m ay be kept. OF AREA SAID TO ing on the national level ends Marilyn R ay, R onald R enner. Talking into the microphone is Rollie Truitt, master to be present and to take active Mrs. W illiam H ew es. resident on to obscure the real, im portant G retta R obinson. D ina Semon, part In the d iscu ssion s w hich will (Photo by Bob Roosch) RE SIXTY PER WE EK Menlo D rive, tells of the latest of ceremonies IAJCAL story. Fern Sm ith, Joan ne Springer, Ger follow the scheduled talks. ' ach ievem en t by the m entally T here is a job to be done on ald St. Clair, R ichard Straley, All w ho are interested in the Friday, May 21. And that Job Hernie T hom pson, Solie W alker, W ith a new trunk line from tw isted dog poisoner w ho very m atter are w elcom e to attend. Allen W illiam s, C urtis W ilson and w ill not be taken care of by B eaverton into P ortlan d reported thoroughly broke the h earts of the w inner o f the presidential Sylvia W ilson. ly installed M ay 18, subscribers her little children as w ell as her trial heat. It concerns the o f the W est C oast T elephone com own. H er sta tem en t w as in the sta te and county level o f gov pany are prom ised m uch better form o f a sem i-obituary of a pet ernm ent — that governm ent service on long d istan ce calls, golden cocker sp aniel w hich she w hich w ill a ffe ct you and through a rearrangem ent that has had in a little dog pen. The poisoner, apparently, uses FUNDS SHORTAGE HAMPERS CONTI Nl VTION yours directly and prim arily. been made of all such ou tgoin g Don't let the expensive na lines, according to A. D. Scripture, som e new sort of k illing agent F irst sig n s are listlessn ess and a PROGRAM PLANS FOR YOUTH ORGANIZATION tional oratory dull your eyes district m anager. F orest Grove. to the fact that th is race for P reviou sly, B eaverton had 13 loss o f appetite. W ithin n ine days, F aced by a shortage of $2100 sisted by C larence Buffani, Tom a handful of the 1094 nation tw o-w ay trunk lin es into P ortland how ever, th e dog so poisoned dies In funds, the T u alatin valley d is -1 Graf, P aul Taggart, Harold Gre- al convention votes Is nothing and frequ en tly th e operator would in convulsions, a fter a slow, tor gory and F isher Logan. tricts of the Boy S couts are em m uch less than a high-pressure hold up the service from B e a tured process. R aleigh H ills solicitations are CONVENTIONS DEAL She reports a veterin arian told b ark ing on a fund raising cam - under ^ ch. , rmHnghip of s A cam p aign foi political buildup. verton in order to accom m odate her that the poison goes from the R ather, concern you rself with ca lls origin atin g in P ortland. U n paign. w hich w ill be m arked by Fredeen w hile M H H ansen han- WITH WATER AND der th e n ew setup, how ever, B ea in testin es in to th e nerve centers a big kick-off m eeting. May 24, dles Bonny Slope the fact that If you w ant good and the dog su ffer s beyond m eas clean governm ent IN O R E verton w ill have 14 d irect trunks T here are 24 h alts in the T u ala in the A m erican Legion hall. B ea SEWER PROBIJ- MS in to Portland, w ith 13 direct ure until It dies. She w arns other verton, 7:30 p. m., according to tin district, representing 646 cubs GON, you m ust stir your dog ow ners to ta k e their pets for tru nk s from P ortland Into B ea stum ps and vote for can d i City M anager M aurice R om ig veterin ary care as soon as the M aurice M. R om ig, chairm an of and boy scouts. E fficien cy charts dates on the county and state is back in B eaverton th is week, verton. the B eaverton solicitation com m it- o f the 22 districts of the state Mr. S cripture declares th at B ea first sig n s appear, w hen there is tee. after sp en din g five days in Boise. level. show T u alatin in six th place as verton and v icin ity subscribers still a good chance to save them . R em em ber, the ch aracter of Idaho, w here he attend ed the B eaverton, W est Slope, Cedar of the first of May. She realizes, sadly, that th ere Is should benefit, by th is arrange the sta te is the ch aracter of c o n v e n t io n of the A m erican W a Mill, R aleigh H ills and Bonny C larence Buffam , Beaverton, is m ent, w ith a little fa ster service no plea of d ecency, no a ccu sa Slope troup w orkers com prise one ch airm an of the T u alatin district the citizen s W HO VOTE! terw orks association, and o f the th a t can on calls out of the local exchange. tion of sh a m efu ln ess P acific N orth w est S ew age W orks MISS M A R ILY N W A LKER , phase of the drive, w hile Tigard, and is lik ew ise represen tative on R egardin g new phone in sta lla touch the distorted m en tality of Shejw ood. T ualatin, association , in a trip w hich , he M allory and the P ortland area council execu daughter of Mr and Mrs. C one who is so low in the hum an tions. the d istrict m anager re reports, rew arded him w ith m uch Ladd H ill m ake up the southern tlve board. Bryan W alker, Route 3, Box scale as to poison a ch ild ’s pet. ports that there are three in sta ll valuable inform ation. end of the district. E ach com m un- The m ain purpose o f th e s o lid 43, Beaverton, is shown as she in g crew s busy on a backlog of Also in atten d an ce at the tw o ity represented w ill have Its own tation. w hich will be on a person- appeared, May 14, at com about 700 held orders. N ew phones con ven tions w ere w ater and se w I cam paign personnel, w ith individ- al basis, will be to m eet the gen- mencement exercises w h i c h are being put in, he said, a t the age experts, sta te san itary a u th or * ual chairm en, but w ill w ork to eral budget for a d m in istrative ex- average of 60 per w eek and it is ity represen tatives, independent gether in an in tegrated effo rt to penses, w ithout which local seout- marked her graduation from Follow ing in itial au dition s held con su lting en gin eers and city ad hoped to have all ap plications ! bring in enough to m eet budget ing program s would fail of ef- the Emanuel Hospital school Saturday, May 15, In th e B eaver m inistrators. cared for w ith in three m onths, or requirem ents. fectlv en ess, it w as said. T he of nursing, Portland about the m iddle o f A ugust. In a com parison of th e sta te s Miss W alker graduated from ton Odd F ellow s hall, am ateur The Beaverton group is under am ount sought throuogh the Port- S in ce school d istrict No. 48 is T he phone com p any w ill issu e a the leadership of M. R om ig, as- j land area is $8,000. Beaverton high school in 1944 th esp lan s of eastern end of the of W ashington. Oregon and Idaho. now recognized as first rlass, pro T ualatin v a lley have started the R om ig said, tlje three sta te s stand com plete new directory, listin g all a ctiv e developm ent of a play In that order in regard to present new as w ell as old phone num bers cedure for eleetion of a new d irec goers organization w hich will developm ents. Oregon plans, how on Septem ber 20, instead of the tor to serve on th e board w ill be stress the local and am ateur activ ever, prom ise to put it on a par usual January 20, 1949. This is different, this year, from the pro ity am ong the younger set. under with W ashington. Idaho, due to being done in the b elief that it cedure follow ed in the past, ac-j 16 in Portland's cording to Errol H assell, super- Sunday, May direction of M iss Pat Bolton. w ould p rove of m ore con ven ience intendent. finan cial lim itation troubles, has j T rinity B ap tist church Thurlow E ncouraged by the response her fallen quite a w ay behind in the to phone users, in view of the V oting will take place in the W eed, local attorney, w as seated effo rts have already brought out, m any new phones to be connected. B eaverton grade sehool building next to H aiold S tassen. Introdue- The Beaver chapter Order of as w ell as the prom ise of support developm ent parade. In the m eantim e, the com pany All of Tualatin valley is in vit R om ig reports that the statu« betw een the hours of 2 p. m. and 'nK h im self after th e services, D em olay, last T u esday night, b e from adults of the area, Miss B ol w ill supply another special sup of Beaverton's sew er plans are the 7 p. m., on June 21. The nam e W eed told the v isitin g M innesotan ed, May 21, to a sp ecial cooking stow ed the initiatory degree upon ton is desirous to form a com m it plem ent. around the 15th of June, offered free to of an y qualified elector m ay be that they they had m uch in corn- dem onstration five new candidates, Edward tee o f people w ho are Interested sam e, w ith the d ifficult task of w hich w ill carry the listin g s o f all hom em akers by F la tt’s Canyon placed on the ballot as a eandi- ™on for each w as seek in g a R e R am sdell, Cyril W right, Richard In th e furtherance of the recrea preparing an ordinance the last phones up to and including May road store Beaverton, betw een 2 hurdle barring the issue from a date for school director if a certi- publican nom ination, Shafer, Richard Olson and Jam es tion program. and 4:30 in the aftern oon and 31 vote by the general public. ficate of nom ination, signed by W hen W eed Informed Mr. Stas- Gregory, at the B eaverton Ma The com m ittee. Miss Bolton de from 7 to 8:30 In the evening D uring his absence, h ighw ay en ten qualified voters, is filed w ith sen that he w as a candidate for son ic temple. clares, hopes to eventu ally repre C onducting the school, In an ex E. H. M asters not later than Ju ne ju stice of the peace, th e president This degree, headed by Master sent various fraternal and service gineers have begun im provem ent position which includes sm okeless 14. ial can d idate replied that the tw o Councilor D ick N elson, w as one of organ izations o f the vulley as work on E ast and Lombard streets. and odorless broiling as w ell as The candidate, so nom inated, certain ly had much in com m on tw o degrees given before adm it w ell as schools and businessm en. The city m anager declares that crew s will put a four-foot strip m ust file an accep tan ce with Mr. for he. too, w as cam p aigning for precision baking, w ill he M iss Lois tance to the order. T he second or T he group w ill act In gu idan ce of on the east side of ex istin g pave H eesacker, Oregon S ta te college M asters not later than Ju n e 16. "justice” and "peace.” D em olay degree, will be conveyed the Plnygoers, which will remain graduate home econom ist. The Thursday, May 20, to these and strictly am ateur and strictly local. m ent on Lombard, from the rail d em onstrations w ill be m ade on seven other fellow s for the ap Any person Interested in serving w ay «rack to 13th street and will new two-oven W erlgewood g a s Funeral services in the B ethel im prove the en tire road surface proval of B eaverton M asonic lodge on the com m ittee, or In helping C ongregational church. May 19, range, furnished by the Portland to a width of 16 su rface feet. After receiving this last degree In an y w ay to help the rerrea Gas & Coke com pany, In w hose 2 p m., w ere held for L eslie S h er-| T his will not m ean, he points these m em bers will be eligible to tlon plan, are asked to contact m an Barnes. 77. w ell-know n B ea service departm ent Miss Hees-irk attend the Oregon D em olay con Miss Bolton, through this new s out, that any more property will ej is a member. verton pioneer, w ho passed aw ay be required In the im provem ent clave at Salem this Friday and paper, and help the project to the at the Good Sam aritan hospital D uring both the afternoon and project. Saturday, May 21 and 22 where! su ccess lt deserves. In Portland. May 15. R everend ! evening sessions, cook ies will be all D em olay chapters in Oregon Purpose of the P laygoerr Is E verett B ow ers officia ted ' and I baked, for sam pling by all who gather and present degrees, par to en courage the developm ent of vault interm ent w as m ade in attend. Miss H eesacker, also, will ades and drill work am ateur en tertain ers for local C rescent Grove cem etery. answ er any question regarding stage presen tation s, aim in g for an Mr B arnes w as born on Aprils broiling, baking or top of stove eventual appearance over the ra 25. 1871, in Long Lake, M innesota cooking. dio The program is not designed For the past 64 years, he had . I In addition. F la tt’s will award lived in Beaverton, con trib utin g to a handsom e floor lam p as dooi Last rites for Sim on Henry to con flict or com pete w ith an; Contract on replacem ent of Its developm ent. He w as a m em prize, during each d em onstration G eorge Fricke, who passed away other sim ilar recreational effort. wooden m ains and certain laterals Rather, It Is being organized as ber o f the B ethel C ongregational in Portland on May 15, were held that have seen about 28 years of church. at the chapel o f the R lverview the result of a d efinite need as GET ACQ U AIN TED TEA service, in th e R aleigh w ater d is ex ists in the eastern end of the Surviving children include Mrs ce m e te iy crem atorium on May 18. trict, has been let to R ude anad W omen's F ellow ship of Bethel 1 30 p. m., w ith R everend White- county. F loren ce MoCallen, Portland; Mrs C ongregational chureh w ill hold side* of the H illsboro Episcopal A dults w ho m ight not feel th em com pany, w ith th e stip ulation that Pearl Lingo, Los A ngeles; Harry their annual "get acquainted" tea church o fficia tin g selves able to devote tim e and construction w ill start about Sep M. Barnes. Beaverton; Mrs Hazel ! Thursday, May 26, from 2 to 5 work are tem ber 1 and be com pleted w ith Fuller. H illsboro; Cecil J. Barnes, Mr F ricke had lived In Port effort to com m ittee I p m . in the social loom o f the land since 1920 and is survived n evertheless urged to contact Min. in 60 days. N ew construction will Santa Rosa. C alifornia and M is be steel-lined. L ucille Barnes, Beaverton. by his wife, Maren, and the fol Bolton, care of the new spaper, and FEATURED at the school graduation exercises at M c I church. T he district budget for the fis All ladies of the church are in lo w i n g children: V ictor S Fricke advise her of their Interest and Also rem aining are his sisters, Kay school, Thursday, May 13, before a copacity crowd, cal year ending June 30, 1949. w as vlted. especially those w ith sm all Mrs Beryl Steen. Milton. Oregon, and Theodore B. Fricke of route support. were the above pictured eighth grade students who now approved at an annual m eeting children. N ursery care will be pro 3, Beaverton: Carl H Fricke, lx and Mrs. M abel McLeod. H ills embark upon a high school career held May 18, 7:30 p. m., in the vided fot the youngsters. M ltS T GRANDSON’ boro, a brother, E rnest Barnes. < : 11 os, Calif., A lbert C. F ricke. Lt P ortland Golf cli.b. F irst rr w , left to right, Lavella DeHaan, Lucille Wright, Mr. and Mrs. E O. Webb are Grand Ronde. Oregon and a step _________ ; A ngeles, Calif., and Mrs. Marie B udget com m ittee Included W il receivin g con gratu lation s upon the M IR IM lio i l I \i Pot' cia Schlaht, Carol Coulter and Sharon Tippery brother. W illis Colm an. In Alaska liam Steudler, chairm an, W J arrival of their first grandchild He also had 15 grandchildren and A group o f ladies of the N ile children and tw o great grand Second row left to right, Gobnella Ghigletti, Elwood a son born last w eek to Mr and B row ning, Earl S Briggs, John 18 great grandchildren sewed at the Shrine hospital In children. - K-m and Viola Fanno ;rt, Charles Ward, Fred A K Crow and Edw ard Kropp. Mrs Lym an W ebb in E ugene. P egg's M ortuary w as in charge P egg's M ortuary In charge Phone Beoverton 49 8 8 1 Portland last T uesday (Photo by Harrei of arrangem ents. Against Dogs Mi NATL. FOCUS . iDIM THE REAL ! I j ¡LOCAL ISSUES New Portland Trunk For Phone Users Tualatin District Boy Scouts Drive Would Solve Budget ¡Nurse Graduates Romig Takes Part In Two Boise Meets Valley Amateurs Respond To Call Playgoers Group Dist. No 48 School Election Method Changed by Class Small World Tualatin Valley Invited To Free Cooking Lesson Beaver De Molays Bestow Degrees Five Candidates L S. Barnes, Well Known Beaverton Pioneer Passes McKay School Graduates Fricke Obituary liliJkn.ia lAftiJfi W ater District At Raleigh Lets Contract On Job ■