The Beaverton enterprise., May 21, 1948, Image 5

McKay - Whitford
congrats
FOR
rtlEA
Congratulations ate in order for
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Robinson,
B l U O I N G RESU M ES
Building activity in increasing whose daughter Thea, was born
on Denny road with the Hostes May 16. at Wilcox Memorial hos­
family resuming
work on
the pital. Thea, the third child of the
home that was started last fall Robinsons, weighed seven pounds,
fifteen ounces.
and a duplex building being erect­
ed by the O. Burkes, which is be­ ONE W A Y OUT
ing constructed of pumice blocks.
One farmer out this w'ay says
There will be four rooms and
that
he thinks it might be a good
bath in each apartment.
idea
to
raise ducks this year, can’t
d r iv e
to coast
do
anything
else in this rainy
Mr, and Mrs. V. L. Beach drove
to the coast on business last week season.
CLEAN, VIGOROUS
PR O G R E SSIV E '
Some Of Doug McKay's
Constructive Proposals
1. Reduce State income taxes by
restoring she higher exemp­
tions in effect prior to the
1947 legislative session.
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I. Repeal the state withholding
tax.
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3. Amend the state in come tax
to provide deductions for un­
usual medical expenses and
for moderate life insurance
premiums up to J250 00 a yr.
4. Profits from the liquor com­
mission should go into the
state’s general fund.
5. Reaffirm respect for the se­
curity of public trust funds to
preserve the heritage of pub­
lic lands that help sustain
our educational system.
* S u c c e s s fu l B u s in e s s m a n
* Veteran Both World Wars
* State Senator Since 1935
O N T H E 21st OF M A T
T O T E FOR DOUG M c K A T
Pud Ada - McKay »or (rovernor (ennuiti­
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6. Develop Oregon’s post - war
highways on a pay-as-you-go
basis and as rapidly as pos­
sible.
7. Coordinate the various state
agencies working for the con­
servation of natural resour­
ces and wildlife.
it. Plan Oregon’s industrial de­
velopment without seasonal
unemployment, slums, stream
pollution or poverty and vice.
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McKay PTA Name M’Kay Graduates
New Officers Of Thursday, May 13
Enlarging Group Fetes 10 Students
The Valley View Nursery at.
Whitford. which opened for busi­
ness last month, is owned and op­
erated by Mr and Mrs. Roy K.
Smith of Garden Home. The shop
has a small greenhouse addition
The McKay P T A held their reg
in which bedding plants are being
uiar meeting on Friday. May It
grown. They also handle shrubs
at which time officers
for the
and a complete line of sprays.
The Smiths plan to landscape following year were elected .uni
the land soon.
installed, with E. F. Rabe. a past
Rapid expansion of the district president of the PTA. conducting
around Whitford was the factor
the ceremony. The new officers
that caused them to select their ire president, Mrs. Dudley Scott;
present site.
first vice president, James K*ar-
IN TK R LU D E IN B. C.
mer, second vice president. Robert
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Brinsley of p *Vn« : secretary. Mrs. E K Rabe.
Sorrento road returned last week treasurer. Mrs. L. V. Lukas,
from Victoria. B. C. where they
The rhythm band presented a
visited relatives and friends. The number "AmarUla."
under direo-
trip was particularly interesting tion of Mrs. Vose, and Miss Hath
as the governor-general of Canada leen Ackerman presented a piano
was there on an annual inspection solo.
trip-
A fashion show was presented
Mr. Brinsley, who served in
the by the *-H Zippers, the McKay
British navy during the war,
en- sewing club. The girls
modeled
Joyed a reunion with naval friends dresses completed as part of their
During the visit they stayed at project, while their leader Mr»
the Empress hotel.
Dudley Scott, pointed out inter-
Mrs. Brinsley reports that
the esting details of the garments,
new ferry boat the Chinook
is
Miss Newton, assistant countv
quite luxurious.
agent, presented achievement pins
to the members of the 4-H Dairy
V IS IT E X -R E S ID E N T S
Mr. and Mrs. George Davis vis­ and Sewing clubs. Several of the
ited at the C. T. West home in members received two and three
Skamokawa this week The Wests year pins. Patricia * Schlaht re­
were former residents of this area. ceived a pin for five years of par­
ticipation in 4-H work
F A M IL Y A N D F R IE N D S
Mrs.
Scott
Horney,
retiring
Guests last week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Fanno president of
the PTA. was pre-
were Mr. and Mrs. Asa Fanno sented with an electric toaster by
and Carl Fanno of Chico, Calif. the P T A to show their apprecia-
Asa Fanno.
a manufacturer of t*on of her excellent leadership
saws, drove
north on
business during the past year
while the other members of the
Upon conclusion of the program
party visited relatives here and refreshments were served in the
in Portland.
cafeteria.
In honor of the guests, Mrs. A
There has been increased attend-
R. tanno of Portland entertained ance and interest at each meeting,
tile following persons at luncheon, denoting an active organization.
Mrs. Reva Brown,
Mrs.
Ruby
Boyd, Mrs. George Blasser and
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Mrs. Frank Fanno.
TRY A ( I x ASSIFIED .
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
WANT ADS
F R ID A Y , M A Y 21, 1948
DUO TH E RM oil heater with
fan. like new. Also Oakes fin­
FOR
SALE Beautiful purebred
ishing
battery,
125 capacity,
male cocker pups, black or gold­
brand new. Wheelbarrow, rubber
en, 650 SE Rayburn St.. Sunset
Graduation exercises were held
tired. Phone Beaverton 2717. 17p
Addition Cedar Hills. Beaverton
for ten students of the McKay
school on Thursday, May 13, with ________________________________ 17p FOR SA LE —Four bedroom house,
a capacity audience attending
newly decorated, on Canyon Rd..
FOR SALE Utility house. 8x12,
The entire program was present­
just east of Beaverton. 75 ft.
movable in sections. Suitable for
ed by the students and consisted
highway frontage, 330 ft. deep.
any purpose. 2340 Bertha-Bea-
of an address of welcome by Chas.
Potential business property, fruit
verton highway, Beaverton.
17
Ward, a piano duet by Sharon
and nut trees, small barn and
Tippery and Viola Fanno, a song FOR SALE Male registered col­
chicken house, 39975. Call owner
"When You Were Sweet Sixteen” ,
lie. sable and white. 7 mos. old.
AT 3144 days, or eves. BE 2822
sung by Lucille Wright and Patri­
good with children. 2340 Bertha-
or BE 8305.
I7p
cia Schlaht.
.
Beaverton highway, Beaverton.
The class song was sung by the
17 V E N E T IA N B L IN D S -T h ree 51x
56, two 29x56, all 325. CH MM
members o f the graduating class.
Each member spoke a few appro­ FOR SALE Wood saw, 24” blade.
Mrs. Geo. Thibodo. Rt. 6. Box
Overland motor on 4 wheels and
priate words with a central theme
903, Portland 1.
17p
frame 335. Phone Cherry 44506
of "self improvement” .
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Hp W A N TE D TO R E N T —House, fur­
A gift was presented to Mr
nished or unfurnished in or near
Jackman, the school principal, by
FOR SAI.E .37 two-door Ply­
Beaverton. Call Devoe Brasel,
the graduating class, and corsages
mouth. Terms. Moving. Priced
3711
Beaverton.
17p
were presented to each of the
for a quick sale. Phone Beaver­
following teachers Mrs. Walters.
ton 4912.
17 W N TE D — WASHED RAGS. 8c
Mrs. Vose and Miss Wiedman.
per pound. Carr Chevrolet Co..
SALE 15-30
McUormirk-
Mr. Rabe, chairman of the FOR
Beaverton.
17
Peering steel wheel tractor and
school board, presented the di­
R E N T —Upstairs
sleeping
plomas. which completed the pro- ! John Deere double bottom plow FOR
room for ladies only. No smok­
gram
Bert Lygerson, R. 1, Bx. 327, A l­
ers. 154 SW Angel St., Phone
oha, N. Tobias Ave., Aloha. 17p
The members of the graduating
Beaverton 4037.
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class are as follows
Patricia
Schlaht, Carol Colter. Sharon Tip­
pery, Lucille Wright, Lavelia De-
Haan,
Viola
Fanno,
Gabriella
Ghigliettl, Charles Ward. Elwood
Gilbert and Fred Monohon.
(re a á
K IR K W IT H SMOKE
The fire which destroyed the
smokehouse of the R. L. Sears
family last week
consumed
u
goodly amount of meat which was
being cured.
Mr. Sears suffered painful burns
on his right hand, while fighting
the fire which luckily was con­
fined to the one building.
Muk«‘ llieir "Day” Out* I .mi"
lo
Be Kt‘iiit*nil>ei't*tl
THE PERFECT GIFT . . .
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SHAEFFER
Pen and Pencil Sets
W ATCH ES
Your N E W Commissioner
MOTHERS
W H Y SPEND TIM E A N D M O N EY LOOKING?
W I L L GET T H I N G S DONE
Here Is
THE IDEAL GIFT FOR DAD
On H is Itay —J u n e 2 0 —
CALL Harrell-Beaverton Studio
Warren Erwin
M \KK THAT APPOINTMENT FOB A PORTRAIT
OF YOURSELF AND CHILDREN
Republican Candidate
Phone Beaverton 4988
for
I'lrn ty O f H ark in g S¡n ice
THE HOUSE OF
R EPR ESENTATIVES
VOTE FOR
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"E rw in fights the pro­
posal to increase our GAS
T A X and dou ble our AUTO
LICENSE.''
GEORGE T H Y N G
♦ or
★
Erwin's right. W e do
not need this extra tax
I know Warren Erwin
in tim a tely and most fa v o r­
ab ly because I served with
him in the Oregon le g is la ­
ture.
Justice of the Peace
it
VOTE X 61
Erwin, Warren
A M a n W h o se Jud gm e n t A tto rn e y 's Respect
T o date never o reversal of a cose appealed
A Justice of the Peace who has an open m ind
O ne who con see the h u m a n side of life
A person who know s the people of his com m unity
and
is w illing to consider their problem s
in
m a k in g a decision
EXPERIENCED, CAPABLE
QUALIFIED
h a v in g ser­
ved 4 previous sessions
V ote for a m a n who is on duty 7 days a week
14 hou rs a day, an im portant requisite in the
position of Justice of the Peace
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Pd. by H. A i Hank i Kurat li,
Ex-legislator and Justice of the
Peace, Hillsboro.
ENDORSED BY THE PEOPLE
CIVIC LEADER
ABLE BUSINESSMAN
EXPERIENCED COMMISSIONER
VOTE 77X
GEORGE T H Y N G
Paid
Republican
Political Adv.
- 4 YEARS SERVICE IN T A U N T O N , M ASSACH USETTS
Popu lation 60,000--
Washington County Property Owner for 15 Years
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ARTHUR A. CARLSON
c a n d id at e
WASHINGTON COUNTY COMMISSIONER
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poid *o* by P odori A. Illio lt, O rogon ChOirmon, Slatto” lor Prondont Commitloo (quitablo iu ild in g, Portland, O regon