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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1949)
i Second Section VOLUM E 22, NUMBER 1 BEAVERTON, WASHINGTON City Authorizes Steps To Acquire Sewer Plant Site C O U N TY , OREGON. FRIDAY, JA N U A R Y 28, Radio Evangelist BEAVERTON ART SHOW STARTS Sets Services at JANUARY 24 WITH PUBLIC TEA Nazarene Church VIEW ERS APPRAISE DESIRED PROPERTY AT $2300 G A LLE R Y DIRECTOR GIVES ILLU STRA TED LECTURE T O T A L V A LU E; GIVE REASONS TO SUPPORT FIGURES SA TU RD AY AFTERNOON ON MODERN ART TRENDS SUBSCRIPTION IN A D V A N C E S2 00 P I« SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS 1949 UPHOLSTERING BY CRAFTSM EN EXPERT »■) - TV. .- No need to w aste m oney disposing of old fu rn itu re and buying new W e can m ake your old fu rn itu re last m any \ Im o re years. V The city council of Beaverton, will be enforced to private users A public tea sponsored by the ke; Robekahs, Fay Saunders; Furniture Repairing - Modernizing at its meeting January 17, au during the four summer months, Business and Professional W o Christine Church. Mrs. Jacobs; thorized city attorney Lofgren the council voted to extend the men's clb, Monday afternoon. Jan- , Methodist church, Mrs. Maurice KEPLER DAVENPORT CO to proceed with condemnation contract at the same rate. aiy 24, signalled the start of a Romctg. Mrs. Edna Sheets, and if necessary, in order to acquire i two weeks' art exhibit at the Bea- Helen For the Teagarden frozen food P O Box 3 7 5 Phone B eaverto n 4141 Gertgen; Congregational property .for a .«Sewage treat packing plant, it was decided to | verton Furniture store, in cooper church, Mrs. Norton Pek; Baptist A fte r hours C opitol 2031 ment plant site. The land, at charge 100c; of water use on one ation with Patecky Studio Gallery church, Mrs Russell Thomas; present, is owned by Alexander meter, whidh includes sanitary of Portland. Lutheran church. Mrs. Harry Dur- Pesenti and Mrs. Biggi; and facilities, but not to charge for On Saturday afternoon, at 3 p. del and Mrs. Janies Calle.v; Bea is located north of the Oregon water used in maintenance of j in., Albert Patecky, directoi of the verton PTA, Mrs. Leona Drew; Sill = lll= IM = lll= lll = lll= lll= lll= lll = lll = IM = lll= lll= IM = lll= lll= lll= lll = lll= lll= M I= M I= lll= lll = Nl Electric tracks behind the High freezing equipment, the latter to gallery, will present an illustiated Beaverton Book club, Violet Lu- m Ml way Tire Service. run off by storm sewer. lecture on the trends of modern mont; American Legion auxiliary, A committe of viewers, consist Likewise, no charge for sewer art. He will also answer questions Marie Moore and VFW auxiliary, in IM ing of Wilbur Falloon, Bruce Mc will be made to the Oregon El and seek to explain the back Mrs. Lanncetot. ill i T i Mahon and Roy Berst, evaluated ectric railroad, which buys wa ground of the sometimes confusing Ml Numbered in the exhibit of some jf l the property in question and set ter on contract for use in its lo school of modern interpretations. a fair value on it at $2300, total comotive boilers. IM At Monday's tea, Mrs. Hilda 40 paintings, attractively arranged ¡M in settings with modern furniture, ill value. Of this amount, 4.31 acres The city recorder wishes to re Highbe, president of the BPW. was Ml REV. .1. K. W IL L IA M S thirteen works from the in the Biggi tract was ap mind water users that the first in charge, assisted by Mrs. Ray are IÎI IM praised at $1500 while Pesenti’s billing on the basis of 100# for : Rev. J. E. Williams, of Pasadena, Clearwater, Mis. Elmer Benson, brushes of artists in the east end ili ill 4.22 acres was valued at $800. sewer charges will begin with the j California, will begin a series of Mrs. Harold Miller. Mrs. Mary of the valley. 99 According to the report filed bills to be issued about January evangelistic services at the Church Dean. Mrs. Jesse Strickland, Mrs. Evelyn Hathaway. Beaverton, i im by the viewers committee, this 25, within the city of Beaverton of the Nazarene in Beaverton, Charles Drew, Jenny Cline and ' shows three canvases; Doro’ H. ¡Ti IM ptioe represents the ‘ higher# Johnson, Beaverton, has four; Ben The reported suggestion that Wednesday evening, January 26, Mrs. William Grnuer mi ill K O O LE R W A V E price measured in dollars whic«. the city take over the chlorinator and continue each evening there Invited to participate were rep nett Norrbo, Beaverton, exhibits Ñ j the land would bring if exposed at Kaiser’s Pinehurst addition and after until February 6. The time resentatives of local groups who 2; Rosemarie Kennedy, of West Ml P E R M A N E N T in the market for a reasonable, j start charging residents there for for each evening service is 7:30, included; Lady Kiwanls; Gladys Slope, offers 2 and George M Mc i T i IM length of time in which to find sewer use was not acted upon. while Sunday services are 11;00 Huddleston, president. Jenny Cline Bride. of Multnomah, exhibits 2. Ml " b u d g e t -b u d d y ’’ to g la m o ro u s R illin g K o o le rw a v e P e rm a n e n t IM a purchaser buying with know- j The council will continue its and 7:30 and Mrs. Morgan Cook; Order of Norrbo. 19 year old graduate of i T i t a x and pe rm ane n tly lovely " Ju n io r N ever ¿g am w ill you risk die life and ill ledge of present and future uses meeting on January 24, it was Rev. Wililams is a veteran pas Eastern Star, Mis. Mary Bonlok- Beaverton high who won an art M i» » " outlast» all other perm anent» by beauty o f your h air w ith 'hom e o p e n m to which the property is capable announced. tor-evangelist, and was outstand ij school scholarship in last year's , ta r T r y it' (t «.ox» »o little — and doe» m en t»" For "Ju n io r M i» » " Ko olerw ave of being used " ingly successful as director of the scholasti comcpetttlon. is the 1 IM P erm an en t give» your h air b re ath to m uch fo r yo u r h a ir' Ml Most of the land is latgely un- j MOTHiRS! ju n io r M in ■» kind to 'Little Church of the Fireside” ra youngest artist exhibiting. tak in g lovelines» expert stylin g i T i Ml der water and it remains so, in I childrens hair safest of all w ith com plete ta le ty A n d a ll at a dio program, Ixing Beach, Calif Mr. Patecky states that any club i T i permanents Don t gamble de •• S n if X P n n »«fa Va fa t a * n 4 V % <a 4 fa r% fa Va s u rp ru in g ly low r o d It'» the d iflt’ tn t the wret season, for long periods, Ml For many years he was the teach or other group interested may at - ! mand "Junior Mi»»" the report continues. Capability Ml k in d o f perm anent er of the world's largest Bible Ml range with him for an explana of cropping, it points out, is con- j class of 4,000. He is known well tory lecture on the pictures on ex i T i iTi fined to horseradish which of as a camp-meeting speaker. Dr. Frank McBride, who be hibition. The art show will con IM iT i late, in the particular area, is I The pastor of the local church, gan to teach optometry at Pac tinue one more week and reserva IN subject to insect infestation that At the first regular board of Rev. Leonard C. Johnson extends ific University in June of 1918. tions may be made for group 1 cannot successfully be controlled. Phone Beaverton 3541 5 Ml H a sk e ll Shopping C en ter ¡Ü directors mooting o f itlhe new a cordial invitation to Beaverton j .innouncces that he has started meetings, with a question and ans in Natural draining falling to iii year, held in the American Le and vicinity, to hear Rev. W il local practice in the Manning wer period. Ml this land, the viewers found, has = building. Beaverton. He will di- gion hall, Tuesday, January 18. liams. The public is invited to attend = in III= III= III= IIIE IM S III5 III3 IM = III= III= III= III= IM = III= M I= III= III= III= III= III= IM = III5 III= III ST eroded the top soil to a measured i agnose eye-ills, prescribe lenses the Beaverton junior chamber the exhibit at any time. depth of over 2 feet, in a rela and fit glasses, according to his of commerce worked on plans IT1ED STORE MEN tively short period of time, thus for the coming year and settled Progress Feed Co. has reop- ; statement. taking o ff the fertile soil and Dr. McBride, who is married on chairmen and committee ened under management of H. reducing the "above water” land members who will carry on ac t with 2 children, received his B. J. Palo and partner H. L. Tyler level. A. degree from the University tivities for 1949. o f Portland. Mr. Palo has been In the opinion of the appraisers As announced. • the committee j in the feed business for ten of Oregon and' a Master degree sewer plans will tend to benefit members are: Publicity: Laurel years and Mr. Tyler five years. from the University of Colorado. surrounding land areas in that From the Northern Illinois Dennis chairman, Errol Hassell,! They wl„ handle feed Karden it will drain o ff the present wa-1 College of Optometry, in Chica Jack Weiby. Walt Larson and suppiies and seed. ter bog. go, he received his Doctor of Earl Benson. ___________________________ _______ The council also passed an or Optometry degree. Program: Tom Duthie, chair dinance providing for methods man. Howard During World W ar II, Dr. Smith, Howard d,e« Dr Dixon and Tony Stroed- of payment, as based on a charge Mc0ride served in the Navy and Lakanen, Herbert Mason, Dick Pr- in the amount of 100# water us Lloyd and Erwin Gerken. Social: :Russ Grant, chairman. was assigned to the Naval air age among domestic customers. training center at Sports: George (Smith, chaig- Ross Whisman, Fran Holboke, technical Other than domestic uses will man. Jay Gibson, Jr., Ted Gar- Kd Vala. Don Walker, Johnny Jacksonville, Florida. be fixed by resolution of the lington, Lee Thompson. Roy Ol At the outset, Dr. McBride will Barnes. Harold Pdterson |«id council. be in his offices all day Monday son and A1 Rossi. I Gordon Hutchens. Beaverton high school’s present Finance: Tom Fohl, chairman. According to Don McDonnell, and Tuesday. His office recep water contract. providing for Bill Dressier and Harry (Doc) president, the JCC’s have com tionist will m ike .other appoint rate of 15c per 100 cubic feet, Rothschild. pleted all plans for the spon- ments during his abserxee the G rade A A large A ll Brand s $ ^ .3 9 A ll Sweet will expire June 30, 1949. Because Memberdhip: Jim Duncan, "«red March of Dimes benefit balance of the week. He plans, Dozen » » C arto n ■ the school is willing to relin chairman. Bob Barnes Ed Bid- Party, to be held in the Legion as soon as conditions warrant, quish the vacation rates which to maintain a full-time setup hall on January 29 0"'y $4.95 Junior Miss JC C Name Heads And Committees To Work in 1949 Optometrist of Pac. Univ. Starts Local Practice m BEAUTY BAZAAR 1 * ’l?iTui?rQ M í» , 4 ja m * i County Prunes Board ! Eggs Cigarettes Margarine Purex Shortening Syrup 2 5 ä *# Vá-gal C risco 3 lbs for Choc. Chips N e stle 's Pkg : ’m d r » Yo u ore c o rd ia lly invited to attend -V the A R T E X H I B IT now in progress at the F U R N IT U R E BEAVERTO N ;- 4 and co n se rvative is D ry Seaside 2 lbs for A Log C a b in 12-oz bottle ^ c Facial Soap . 0\ . c GET 15c COUPON W oodbury 3 reg bars 4% P c Potatoes U S No 2 50 lb bag SEE US FOR DETAILS OFFER LIMITED # M .1 9 $1 i4— BUY LAICI 2 for f MIO 3 for Bacon Squares O u t R a t h s or S w ift's Lb featured 29 Le ctu res on M odern Round and Swiss Lb A rt w ill be given by A lfre d P a te cky of Pears |r»s. 3 1 foi' D e licio u s, tasty Lb Fillet Steaks W o rk of Beaverton area a rtists w ill a l so be d isp layed J Q A rm o u r's S ta r or S w ift's. Lb stand in g w orks of Oregon a rtists, both m odern Q Q c Jr Lima Beans Lard ' 29 ^ g c OD Red Snapper Lemons 2^^ ^ P c ■ S u n kist, fine for w in ter colds Lb the Oregon Society of A rtis ts at 3 p m S a tu rd a y , J a n u a ry 29 Sponsored by BEAVERTON FURNITURE On B road w ay Beaverton 4 0 0 2 W e w ill be open M onday and F rid a y evenings as u sual — D u ring the A rt Exh ib it THE LAST SLINGLOAD OF PRUNES, from W ash in g to n co u n ty, a re shown as they are about to swing aboard the SS M A G N O L IA S T A T E , bound for Brem en, G e rm a n y , in a re lie f shipm ent to the needy th ere, under au sp ice s of the C h ris tia n R u ra l O verseas Program W a tch in g th is fin a l touch to the shipm ent are sta*e C R O P com m ittee ch airm o n Jud g e T H A rre sta d (rig h t) and state d irecto r M ile s G B lic k e n s ta ff Oregon grown food, donated by Oregon fa rm e rs, w ill be loading in Po rtland fo r d estin afio n s abroad d urin g the b a l ance of Ja n u a ry In the shipm ent p ictu re d , w heat, m ilk , cheese ond sugar are other Oregon products sent L a te r cargoes a re to be d istrib u ted in In d ia , H o llan d , Ja p a n and C h in a A n a tio n a l program C R O P has seen p a rtic ip a tio n of 24 states, w ith n e a rly 1500 c arlo a d s o f fo o d stu ffs Wieners S kin le ss O Q c Lb wV Carrots C a lifo rn ia core- less 2 bchs for ^ P c " ^ Oranges S u n k ist,, sweet J | A ju icy 3 dozen f o r " ~ Prices Effective Thurs., Fri., Sat., January 27 - 28 - 29 n H -K to 1 " im i LJT « I i’ h on r Ib -a v r r to n M i«« « ' i'i'i.i.- fBBSBBm 4 1 5 8 -i L J J » HMi W TTTM m ■ÉÉR æ ? a : . ■ * ■ ; IlÉ Wm
