The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, July 30, 1948, Image 2

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    BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
ELSEWHERE IN OREGON |Valley A rtists
Friday, July 30, 1948
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Events As Chronicled by | within 24 hours., reports the
NEWS TIMES, and they were
Our Contemporaries In all confined to paper and miscel-
Northwest Communities I laneous combustibles stored in a
W ill Exhibit a t
5th S ta te Show
Scheduled for a publio opening
closet
on July 5th, at the Portland Mu­
Meanwhile, tenants of the apart­ seum, the Fifth All-Oregon Ex­
DID HEN SAY “ OUCH!” ?
The free-wheeling science of lit­ ment house, and their near neigh­ hibition will show the works of
Published Friday of each week by The Pioneer Publishing Co., at
Beaverton, Oregon. Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office tle things that are interesting to bors, were verging on hysterics. two artists from the east end of
know suffered by an oversight, Just wondering when and where the Tualatin Valley, Albert F.
Beaverton, Oregon.
___________
the next blaze would show.
recently. In St. Helens.
Nackers, of Beaverton, shows an
• • •
An egg, which measured 8 inch­
Editor and Publisher
oil painting entitled “ Rural Ro­
S T A N LE Y W N E T HERTO N
.. _ Associate Editor-Office Mgr. es around one way and 9% inches KIDEKS VACATION
mance,
Tragedy and Comedy," J
MRS ED N A BLACK ----------
................ News Editor the other, is reported by the SEN­
In summer season of vacations, While Shirley
W A L L Y KA1N
Greene, Box 225,
T IN E L MIST, by one of the egg there are all sorts of ways that Aloha, will present a water color,
producers of the area. About the people will "get away from It all”, "Poppies” .
SUBSCRIPTION KATES— P A Y A B L E IN AD VANCE
size of a standard grapefruit, the for a relaxing interlude. So, the
Artists who are taking part,
Outside Territories
Washington A Multnomah counties
hen-fruit
weighed
7 [ Territorial Riders of Oregon City their friends and members of the
$2.50 king-size
One
Year
----------------------
One Year
$2.00
ounces, equaling the total of four are planning a repeat performance Portland A rt Association will at­
Two Years ----------
9-75 Member: Oregon Newspaper Pub­
on a highly successful trip of last tend a private preview and rec­
medium-sized eggs.
Three Y e a r s -- —--------------- 5.00
year.
lishers'
Association
The
record-sized
egg
is
being
Six months — —--------------- *-50
eption at the A rt Museum, from
kept on the shelf, awaiting next
At least 17, reports the BAN­ 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., Friday, July
month's Columbia county fair, NER-COURIER, were all set to 30.
*
where it will go on exhibition.
start last weekend, at 6 a. m.,
On the following day, the pub­
No, the poultry raiser didn't find for a two week junket by horse­ lic will be invited to view a rep­
out whether or not the hen said back. For the first 50 miles of the resentative collection of some 400
"ouch" at her mammoth effort. trek, a supply truck will follow recent works, submitted by 217
Hardly a more depressing time has come upon us than during the He's too busy to even think about along and then return to a pro­
artists from many communities
recent squabble in Berlin, where the Russians seemed to have that
posed camp at Breitenbush lake in Oregon and along the Colum­
Now he’s trying to find out for a rendezvous and stocking of bia River, in Washington.
embarked upon a perilous, unilateral move which would lead to an
Facing the all-revealing camera daily, famous Holly,
which
hen it is that lays such supplies for an expected five day
outbreak of war.
wood cover girls* lik* Mary Davis models* Pat Hall
A ll works exhibited will be for
a
monstrosity.
He
wouldn’t
want
stay at the lake.
and Ruth Upham (pictured), must keep mm, slender,
sale.
With heavy hearts, many Americans recognised the insidious
Homeward, the riders will hit
glamorous. No wonder they follow the w in s VTeight
threats to national well-being and the continuation of civilization. that barnyard scratcher to end up
as fried chicken!
Elk lake, Bagby hot springs and
Control Plan!
They may have looked questionably at young sons, oblivious of the
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You. too, need not abandon hopes o f romance or give
Dodge, with their return to Ore­
future, lying in cribs or absorbed in some all-engrossing game of child­ S T IN K IN G MESS
up youthful fashions when overeating adds unbecom­
gon City planned the week before
hood. For there was heavy upon the nation the dread of a terrible
ing bulges. Reduce the easy WINS uay!
As state sanitarians are wont, its Oregon Territory Centennial
At midnight, deep down in the
war which would devastate the land by atomic means, by bacteria a sewage disposal system that is celebration in which the riding dungeon, you find the Apostle
So fo sy . . . More Pleasant i
warfare or by other horrible methods not yet announced to the world. a stinking mess is so labeled, group is scheduled to participate. Paul and his companion Silas.
The w in s plan is so simple it's delightful. Naturally,
eating less is the way to lose weight. The w i n s Plan
No characteristic Amerltan ,of course, but did not d:clure to him- without any hemming or hawing.
Plans were well laid for the out­ Their feet are fast in the stocks
shows how to choose foods you like, avoid rigid diets,
Sherwood found that out, recent­ ing, even to the selection of two and their backs torn by the lash­
(telf that, if any nation proposed to shove our people around in
and still lose weight. You eat w in s , tasty food tablets,
Europe, Korea' or elsewhere in the world, such a nation would find ly, after a survey of the general men to wrangle the chuck wagon es laid on that very day by order
as directed before meals or when you crave a fattening
sanitary
setup
and
an
intensive
and
man
the
aprons
and
other
of
the
court.
And
they
are
praying
the people at home ready and willing to lake up the cudgels in
snack. W INS help curb your appetite so you want to
test of Cedar creek water into tokens of camp cooks.
and singing praises to God. Acts!
eat less. Also provide three important B-complex vita­
defense of the national entity.
16:23-40.
which Its sewers dump, reports
mins and four health-essential minerals. No wonder
We, who are dubbed a pacifist nation at heart, are quick to anger.
They are jailed for. telling the
Hollywood welcomes w i n s !
the V A L L E Y NEWS.
W e do not, characteristically, favor an aggressive act of any sort, re­
heathen city Philippi, that out of
The city council and city sani­
Guaranteed: Lose Weight or M o n ey Bath I
gardless of by whom it might be made. So, in un emotional unanimity tary board are trying to work out ON D E N N Y ROAD
love for them, God has given his
What a safe, easy way to lose fat! No starting. N o
which is somehow contradictory, the people who would be called a means of financing the Improve­
Guests at the home of Mr. and only Son to die for their sins.
tiresome exercises. No laxatives or dangerous drugs.
upon to fight a war faced the seeming inevitable as an inevitable, ments which the state sanitary Mrs. G. N. Thompson, of Denny Let a man count Christ as having
How much more pleasant than old-fashioned reduc­
ing! Your doctor will tell you much excess fat handi­
while lirtening to the sickening pretests that echoed through their authority say must come.
Road, are Mr. and Mrs. James died for him and God gives that
caps your heart, may endanger your health. To look
The Invitation to citizens is ex­ Hansen of Sioux Falls, North Da­ man eternal life. Spread this Mes­
hearts.
better, feel better by losing the weight you want to
sage and you also win them one
The expected crisis, which so many felt would be nothing short tended, urging them to send sug­ kota.
lose, follow the w in s plan. Get your w in s today!
by
one.
By
that
the
roll
call
of
the
Mr. and Mrs. Hansen included
of war, tailed to materialize. The words weie muny, in leading up to gestions for such a program and
attend council meeting, if they Texas, California and way points saved is filled out and with the
the feeling of crisis. They seemed few <n explaining it away.
havo something to offer, construct­ in their trip and will return to last name in, Christ is to return
Lacking othr means of information beyond the daily press, a person
and raise His people up to Resur­
their home by way of Seattle.
ively.
could not help but wonder, all through this Berlin Incident, what
• * •
rection Glory. 1st Thess. 4:13-17.
FROM MISSOULA, MONT.
Russia might stand to gain in so delibeiqtely failing lo show some H IG H ER W A TE K COST
Out of town guests at the home Close after that, Christ is to take
cooperation with the "Western powers." Why should they suddenly
There's plenty of water In Hills­ of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Noble re­ over and set the world in order.
erect grim picket-lines of armed soldier.«, demanding Soviet passes boro, but It’ll cost residents an ad­ cently were Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Isaiah. 9:6-7.
J\ e x a ll
before granting entry to the Russian-dominated section of Germuny? ditional six dollars a year for the Bottermiller of Missoula, Mont.,
Yes, Paul and Silas are in jail
service.
and
Miss
Agnes
Simmons
,of
Los
for serving God. Christ had wam-
After the stampede to war, with the flexing of muscles on both
In order to carry the heavy debt Angeles, Calif.
ed IN
THE
W O R LD
YOU
sides, information comes out that the Russian move was in retaliation
Phone Beaverton 3774 -- 4171
S H A LL
HAVE
A F F L IC T IO N —
for an American demand for Allied passes before allowing Russians load and yet provide for the sys- j O PE R A T IO N RECO VERY
tern’s maintenance and operation,
Harry F. Eliander, Sr., is re­ then He adds—BUT B E OF GOOD
to enter Western Germany. And the small nations, which Include
S & H GREEN STAMPS— DOUBLE ON PRESCRIPTIONS
says the ARGUS, the city council covering nicely from an operation CHEER FOR I H AV E O V E R ­
France, Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg and Denmark flatly served
voted to add 50c on each monthly performed last week at the Vet­ COME TH E W O R L D -J oh n 16-33
notice that they would proceed with caution, rather than run head­ waterbil! with the idea In mind erans’ Hospital In Portland. He Is
Which for you? To run with the
long into the dangers of war.
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of thus increasing water depart­ expected home In a few days.
world or to live close to the heart * * * * * * *
This latter Information, by no means, received the same careful ment funds by an additional $10,- FROM W. 8. C.
of God.
attention, in the daily press, as did the buildlng-to a-crisis. Such 000 per year.
Phyllis Butler, of Pullman, Wn„
Under the program, with new is visiting at the home of her
an exhibition by the nation's main meuns of information makes
i
toT 6T * «attle tamil*
one feel that the whole incident had been built up, without justifica­ revenues coming In each month, cousins, Linda and Gwen Horney. I a h‘ w
McChean«» r u .. Portland 1. Oregon
ó
the
city
will
replace
small
water
She
will
return
to
her
home
at
the
tion and us a means of influencing American public opinion.
lines with adequate mains to In­ beginning o f the school year.
IN NEW BKRG
With an international organization, United Nations by name,
sure Improved fire protectioon as COI.OKADAN8 V ISIT
chartered to maintain the peace between all nations, it also seems
Mr. and Mrs! Don Hicks, their /
well as give better water service.
Recent guesfa at the home of
two daughters and very young son,
disturbing that no official UN move had been made to settle the
• • •
Mr .and Mrs. Frank Fanno were
who formerly lived on the corner
incident.
ARSON O U T B R E A K
Re.erend and Mrs. T. C. Brown,
of
Short and Broadway, in Bea­
Russia has been a contentious factor in the world since its
Although they have no proof for of Pueblo, Colorado. Rev. Brown,
inception us a Soviet union. Its recent history is a continuation the contention, the police chief of who
is pastor of the
Friend verton, have completed their m ove'
to Newberg, where Don is the
thriller of espionage and counter-espionage; revolution and counter­ Forest Grove blames a youngster's Church In Pueblo, and his wife,
district circulation manager in
pranks
for
an
outbreak
of
Incend­
drove to Salem to attend a fam­
revolution; propaganda and counter-propaganda. There has been a
Yamhill
county for the Oregon
BEAVERTON, OREGON
determined drive, from within and without, to unseat the ruling iary fires which have been dis­ ily wedding.
Journal.
Also visiting at the home of
covered at an apartment house
Your community mortician since 1910
force in the country whether right or wrong.
While In Beaverton last Monday,
there.
the Fannos was Mrs. Anna Barnes
Hicks stopped in at the Enter­
American opinion, having suffered an extreme case of war Jitters,
Five of the six fires broke out of Pensacola, Florida. Mrs. Barnes
Phone 3411
prise office,
to make sure he
in this latest Incident, might well hope that its leaders will some
formerly lived In Cedar Mill.
wouldn’t miss the only weekly
W. E PEGG
da y come to the conclusion that this high-stake game of "cops and
W. V. SPEARS
R E LA TIV E S A N D FRIEN D S
report of the fast growing east
robbers" should be replaced with sanity and a fuller expression of
Mrs. Robert Prouty and son!
end of the Tualatin Valley
James of Progress are In South I
A L L the facts.
Dakota where they are visiting
relatives and friends.
W E E K A T D E LA K E
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Walther and
/fui
son John have returned from a
week long vacation at Delake,
I Ore. Mrs. Walther reports nice
t o m s siRPo
I weather and a wonderful time.
JCRATER L A K E REPO RTS
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Monohon
accompanied by daughter Barbara
and son Jim visited Crater Lake.
Diamond
Lake and
Paulina |
Lake last week.
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The Information attendant o f I
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Cu t U J ( * V / t C f .d I *
Crater
Lake stated that 20,000
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7
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cars averaging three persons per
, R E S I O V A T I O N S Br O l i i
car have visited the area so far}
this year.
Quite a few college students are
OPEN SUNDAY 1 • 10
employed there during the sum­
mer months.
BUSINESS O FFIC E AND P L A N T
Plant located In Beaverton—Tualatin Valley Highway A Short St.
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