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Hiss Kay Lehman VO LU M E 22, Number 9 Beaverton PTA Names Officers At Mar. 22 Meet BEAVERTON, W A SH IN G TO N CO U N TY, OREGON, FRID A Y, M ARCH 25, 1949 Baby Gift Derby For First Month Lists Twelve Calls Camp Fire Group Sponsors Teeners' Charm Schooling jUbiCRIPTION IN D \ T E C O N FLIC T PUTS 8MA M EET ELSEWHERE 82 00 HiK YEAR SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS advance Low Collections Beaverton Area Red Cross Drive l ‘<»it|H>ned once, the Bea verton Business Men’» A muc - iation runs into another SHOWER OF GIFTS TO W ELCO M E N EW EST ARRIVALS At the repular monthly meet change from the norm with A teen-age class in the art of According to Mrs. L. P. Putnam, ing Tuesday March 22 of the Bea- announcement that the meet chairman of the 1949 Red Cross A RRAN G ED BY ENTERPRISE AND LO C A L M ERCHANTS * ° ° d Kr i,"mln* »">1 charm, to b. I verton Grade School P T A elec ing scheduled for the Kiaanis given by the Kathleen Peck solicitations in the Beaverton area tion of officers for the coming hail will I n - held at Old Heid school of Portland is sponsored collections have been lower than elberg on March 24. year was held. Those elected j n the first month of the Baby i Gerold Dean, 6 pounds, 9 oz. by the Tanda group of Camp anticipated and to date show a were: Mrs. Charles Drew, pres- (lift Derby jointly sponsored by was born March 8 at Emanuel Fire Gtils of Beaverton, with Schedule for meeting ran long way to go to meet the $2000 into a date rmiflict when it ident; Mrs. J. O Holeman. 1st the Beaverton Enterprise and se- hospital, to become the second the fiist class to begin on Sat quota. Ready for television audition is vice president; W. A. Byrd, 2nd tected merchants, twelve proud son in the family of Duane and urday. April 2. reports Mrs. Phil was learned, early in the Totals released this week show this little twinkletoe tyke. Alo vice president; Mrs. Eva Runes, parents (or their official repre- June Aniens. 1721 S E. Second lip Mead, leader. Eight one and week, that the Beaverton Bus but $716.63 on deposit, at the local ha’s Miss Kay Lehman, who was recording secretary; Mrs. Charles sentatives) called to take advan- avenue, Beaverton He shares a half hour classes in the art of iness and rmfeNKBoiatl Wo bank from community solicitations. men's club had already ar numbered among the sax acts | Hulings. corresponding secretary; tage of the honor and gifts pre- roost-ruling with his seven year poise, self assurance, hair styl Eleven workers, however, had not voted tops at the talent show at I Mrs.Newman Ward, treasurer; pared for them, according to the old brother, Duane. ranged for the Kiwunis Hall ing. posture and voice will he as yet reporte«! their results. for «heir regular meeting. Aloha, March 10. Mrs. W. A Byrd, historian. leoords. C.iandmothCW t Mrs. L. O. offered, one on each Saturday. The county office has advised Though somewhat on the juv Except for this change, the Several announcements were During the month of March, Hust of The Dalles and Mi s . Seventh and eighth grade girls Mrs. Putnam that a general re enile side the little dancer is al made: Business Mens Association P.T.A. State Convention the Beaverton Enterprise pres- Trask of Grants Pass. make up the bulk of the class alignment of boundaries effective ready an accomplished artist and to be held in Eugene April 26-28; ented each with 25 printed-to- will go on as announced, Via Wilcox Memorial hospital but there are some openings yet. here and in Tigard and Hillsboro hopes, in television, to find a County Council April 12 at the order announcement cards of the on March 9, Sharry Gwendoline Mrs. Mead states. It is not nec ('all to order will in» sounded as well indicates tlhat an even Barnes School; another physical baby’s birth plus an official cer Williams, weight 7 pounds. 7 oz. essary for a girl to belong to perfect outlet for her talent. at 8 p.m. higher quota might be expected. She has danced before many check-up day for pre-schoolers to tification blank entitling the hol joined On the program will be re the family of Mr. and Camp Fire in order to enroll but Beaverton's area will now also in local gatherings and is a well- he held April 12 and postpone der to gifts from ten listed mer Mrs. Kenneth R. Williams, 1620 she must not be older than 7th | ports front two committees. clude Cedar Mill, Cedar Hills and remember trouper. ment of installation of new offi chants. Births One delegation has been can celebrated in Neilsen Road. Beaverton, as the and 8 th graders. Barnes school. (Photo by Dore Studio) cers until the May meet. The eluded: vassing the town for paid up In order to help girls in the dominating member. Anyone who has not been con postponement is necessary in or memberships while the other Jemey Lee, who arrived at St. Daddy is a chief boatswain group who are required to pay tacted by Red ('loss workers are der that the officers may at Vincent’s hospital February 25. mate in the U. S. Navy who man- their own way to charm and j has been working on mer asked to get in touch with Mrs. tend the state convention which to join the family of Mr. and ag ed to be present for the event poise, the Tanda unit has set a chant-donations to I iay for Putnam, phone Beaverton 4066. will be in session at the time of Mrs. rocking off-street parking ar Frederick A Goetz. 438 i from Bremerton, where his ship number of projects for fund rais She will see that solicitation will the April meeting. eas. ing. Broadway, Beaverton. She weigh- js n0w stationed be made by the neighborhood Beryl P. Morris, Boy Scout ed 8 pounds. 7 ounces and is the This week, they are selling j Mr. and Mrs. R L. Rickard, of w«irker. executive told of , the need of a I first child. Aloha, tell about their great big doughnuts. Friday, they hope to | Commenting on the sow showing troop committee for Boy Scout Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. beautiful son, Daniel Thomas, sell candy at the Monica Lind in Beaverton, Mrs. Putnam re rooP ore theft charter m . A. Renfro, of Beaverton and who arrived via Jones Hospital. ballet, in the Beaverton grade marked that Seattle, with 54% of can be renewed. Mr. and Mrs. Janies Weihrauch. j ¡n Hillsboro ,on March 10. The school auditorium. Saturday, at its quota, and Portland, with 57R, Mrs. Drew, president, turned Baltimore, Maryland. Her father father, with the great big chest the city hall, they will sell of its quota, are having a tough the meeting _ over to the program is employed as a salesman at and pockets full of cigai» is of shrubs for spring planting plus time of it, too, according to re committee Rev. King and VI il- . Montgomery-Ward. Portland. ficially a Union Pacific train coffee and cake, pie or dough- ports. liam Smith. Rev. King introduc On March 1, Lola Jean, weigh- master, in Portland. ' nuts, in a session from 11 a.m. A gift of 1000 books was re ed Harris Hansen who gave two ing 7 pounds, 9 ounces, came to Michael Andrew, at 7 pounds, to 4 p.m. ceived by the Beaverton public vocal selections, "I Hear You the family of Mr. and Mrs. Dan- 7 ounces, arrived at Jones hos- : The Donut Kettle has given library from the Theodore Wil- a.rd In the Garden iel Wakefield, 865 S. W. Hazel pjtal on March 12, destined for the girls five dozen doughnuts cox family of Beaverton of Tomorrow” accompanied by j street, Beaverton the family of Anthony J and for the project while Mead's nur- Mrs. W. H. Grauer. librarian, Mrs. Albert King at the piano. - - _--------------------------------— Mary Elizabeth Pet Hello, Post s«ry is donating shrubs I f they *ays Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox have J • P f f « William Smith then introduced u a c i _ i Tt ~ Office Box 182, Aloha. Mr. P 01 do not realize sufficient funds by m0Ved from their residence on U l C ll fi lll ig CT TOr T Ellen and Freeman Rowe, from Professor Harold Bernard of BOSS HAS H A T C H ER Y — the girls will Shattuck road and had no place! liello is a wholesale jewelry these activities, Hillsboro, walked o ff with high Reed College who gave a very ROSS HART, T H A T IS! continue selling doughnuts, with to put the books. Assistance will be provided far- salesman. score in an audition vote made informative discussion of “ The mers of Washington county under the Donut Kettle offering to give Also on March 12. Alan Walter by the audience at the Aloha Vol Responsibilities of Parents to Classical an.l popular children’s thp , ()49 AKricu|tural Conservation In the hubbub and presure Howell interrupted his parent’s credit for goods purchased there unteer Firemen’s benefit talent Child and School." books make up most of the gift. rain for insta„in g or improv- of last week's edition, hat- visit with Estacada friends by in the name of the Tanda group. show, held March 10 in the Alo Refreshments of coffee and which includes biographies, tra- ^ dralnaKP gystftm«, according to cheryman Ross l|art was pic Special letters have been sent insisting on being bom. The ev ha Grange hall. doughnuts were served in 'the vel. garden information, hound Arthur p i Ielandi chairman of the tured on the front page In ent happened at Oregon City and to all mothers, giving full de Featuring a hill-billy routine cafeteria by second grade fath National Geographies, a set of county Agricultural Conservation «■onnectlon with the departure tails of the Peck school of charm. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne with accordion and comedy ac ers, W. A. Byrd, T. R. Graf and Nations of the World, ’ The Hun- committee. This assistance is avail- of Mrs. Snook to Holly wood Howell, Route 5, Box 649, Port companiment, the Rowe Comedy O. P. Gunnestrup. dre«l Best Pictures and art col- afo|e for both open drainage ditches in the “ I like chick«'n every land, were a long way from their Team, as the performers are lei-tion and fiction. and ¡ o r ciosed drains where tile, Sunday iiecause. . . " contest. Bonny Slope home at the time. known, had the audience prac I he lihiary now has approx- pipe, or lumber box are used, but And that was perfectly all Grandparents are Mrs. W. C. tically rolling in the aisles. imately 4.C90 volumes and 714 no^ for cleaning or maintaining right. Howell and Ben Zeigler. (Photo by Valley Studio) card users. a dralnagP ditch. Rut in the caption. Hart Connie Lou, weighing some 7 was credited an heftf* connect Irek 'id *-.* '’ *• -'’Sc assistance j pounds, became the ninth child ed with the Ross Hatchery— will be about 50 percent of the in the family of Mr. and Mrs. T. ... „„„ . , _ J All 300 seats in the grade a name conflict which some | "out-ofpockei" cost. E. Scrivner, 1185 S. W. 95th St. . As the result of a mutual trade ! what dilutes the true picture. __ . . . ......... school auditorium were filled, Where the drainage problem a f (West Haven) on March 14. She March 18, when Amos Burg, tra I with John Zurflueh, J. L. "Cur Lyman I toss, of Aloha, has fects a number of farmers, those made her appearance at Jones ly” McKeel, for 14 years a clerk veler, explorer and lecturer gave a hatchery, hut Hart is not concerned may co-operate under ; hospital. She joins four brothers at the Beaverton post office, has a triple-feature program to ben conner-ted with it in any way. a pooling agreement to get the job and four sisters. moved to Tillamook where he will \ Ross, himself, has a hat- efit the Cub Scout Pack 517. The done. Under such agreements sev- The father works with the Fi- event was the cubs’ annual fund i be stationed. The McKeel family «ihery—one of the large, mod The last big push on income eral farmers pool the assistance hci hoard company, in Portland, will join him there, soon. raising project with all profits tax blank preparation will get an provided under the program to car- ern concerns of its kind—on and the family have resided in , into their treasury. McKeel was local civil service Hart Road in the vicinity of assist at Hillsboro from April 13 ry on a mutual project. Details Washington county some 3 years. M f Burg kPpt his VHrled aud. secretary at Beaverton and like Cooper Mount in. Ross Hart, to 15 Inclusive, hours 9 a.m. to may he obtained at the county On an Irish day, March 17, jencp c,ogp,y attentlvp ,n h,„ fllm wise took active part in com- that is! 4 p.m., when state tax commts agricultural Conservation associ»- Steve W. Hunkapillar arrived at lecture plegPntHUon which took I munity affairs. He served on the So Ross’s hatchery is really sion men will be on hand to as tlon office, located at Hillsboro, Wilcox Memorial hospital to glad- h|g listpnprg throuj{h various ex. citizen's sewer planning commit Hart’s Hatchery, R ons Hart, slst taxpayers in preparing this According to the chairman, the den the hearts of his .parents, Iipnrpg m Grange cor- tee and in other capacities. you know! year’s state return. «■arller plans for pooling agree- Mr. and Mrs. Chet Hunkapillar, nets of the globe. Mr. Zurflueh, wno was in the Durlng the same hours, these ments are presented to the county Jr., of Beaverton. The newcomer Tillamook office for over 12 years R K R E K A Ii LODGE The narrative included high state revenuers will hold forth Agricultural Conservation assoeia- weighed in at 8 pounds 1 ounce lights of his first trip to Aus- will reside with his family at at Forest Grove city hall for the tlon office the better the chance The Beaverton Rebekah Lodge and his grandparents are T. J. tralia at the age of 14, when he I 402 S. W. Broadway, Beaverton. purpose of helping all and sundry o f approval. All farmers who wish I He has a son, 15 years old at met Tuesday evening for their Ward, of West Slope, and Mr. was water boy for some 117 thirs taxpayers who otherwise would to participate In the 1949 conser- tending high school here and a regular meeting. Two new mem and Mrs. C. T. Hunkapillar, Sr., ty cows, his photographing for br hard put to figure proper ex- vation program must sign a "Farm I daughter, 10 years old, who is a bers were initiated into the lodge. of Beaverton. ays in foreign lands for Ency emptlons and generally make Plan” indicating the conservation Hulda Marlene, 8 pounds, 14 clopedia Brittanica and a spec The next meeting will he "Bro i student at the grade school. sense of the complications inher practices they intend to perform The decorations ounces, was born March 16 in taoula,~ trip down the Grand Can ent in the “ simplified’’ document before May 1, 1949. The "Farm The change of locations as af ther’s Night". fecting the two men is made pos and refreshments were in keep- Jones hospital. Daughter of Mr. yon (o Bouldei Dam. which annually causes matheniat- Plans" can be filled out and signed sible by postal procedure permit ing with the St. Patrick’s Day and Mrs. Verl Fleenor, of S. E. I ch I headaches and financial at the County Agricultural Conser- street, Beaverton, she KIW A N IS W IVES' NIGHT ting a mutual trade when re motif with Mr. and Mrs. Ray- Pacific pains. vation office located In the base mond Heard as host and hostess joins two sisters and two broth- quested by employees. ment of the court house at Hills Wednes«ii*y, March 16th was ers. boro. Chuck Olsen, of Cornelius, Neal Frederick, 7 pounds, 7 the regular monthly meeting to RADIO ItHOAIM ASTER proved a popular selection among Kiwanians take their ounces, was born March 20 to which 1 the voting audience at the Aloha A R. Hinge o f Beaverton will ' NEEDLE-SOCIAL < J-l H Mr. and Mrs. Edward Van Horn, wives. Talent Show. March 10. His pres Due to a misundej’ standing make a series of two broadcasts Fifteen ladles from the Bea Jr. at Jones hospital. The first entation which included a take program failed to arrive. dealing with the farm price sup verton Rebekah Needle and So child, he will take over the es the o ff on the famous gestures of tablishment of his grandmother, Rev. Albert King filled in for the port program, the first will be cial Club helped with a rummage A1 Jolson, won him a radio-tel Mrs. Elsie Edwards on Bertha program committee with an ex on the Oregon Farmers’ Union sale at the Rummage Center in evision audition and second place Beaverton highway, when he temporaneous talk. A. D. George weekly radio program, Wednes Portland Friday. Over $80 wo* among the top six acts. and Mrs. Morgan Cook led the day, March 30, over Station cleared. and his mother return there. A rt Carlson and Rosie Mayfield Mrs. Vera Dashney and Mrs. After receiving the good news singing and "a good time was KOAC (i5f|0 KiWxydles Corval who co-directed the talent show, lis) at 7:00 p.m. had by all". Flo Ehlert were in charge. and accustoming himself to the believe that Olsen would be a joyful shock. Father Van Horn natural for television, with his was called to Umatilla on Tues ability to "make" with the faces day, for a construction job. The and by his pleasing style. mother, who was Jeannette Ed (Photo by Valley Studio) wards, before her marriage about a year «KO in Sitka, Alaska, will for the remain at Beaverton time being. was big new« to The birth W ITH W EIG H T LOSING AND slick grooming the domi grandparents, Mi and Mrs. E. W Van Horn, Sr. at Sitka, Alaska nant thought, members o f the newly formed "L u z o n " club On the occasion of their twen On March 13. arriving via Kra- met for the first tim e Friday afternoon, M arch 18, at a tieth wedding anniversary Mr. anual hospital. Roy Norman laid and Mrs. F M Katn, 1348 S W b uffet Inncheon served in the hatne of C la ra M Anderson, claim to the family of Mr and Menlo Drive, were honored by a Mrs. Edward M Jannsen. Route 805 Johnson Road, with Dorothy M M ickelson co-hostess surprise party held at their home 3. Box 429. Beaverton. He weigh Le ft to right, standing, are Florence Enger, C la ra M A n ed 8 pounds. 1!4 ounces. Saturday, March 19. The honor ed couple were married in Spo derson, Ethel M Jackson On hand to welcome the young kane. Washington, March 23, man of the household were his Sitting, M olly Boyd, Dorothy M ickelson, M argueriette 1929. grandparents, Mr. and Mr». L. Fogle, Gertrude Redfield, Vesa M Wooden, M aud H aw kins, Fourteen friends and relatives S. Wolf, Raleigh Hills and Mr. and Luro G ilstrap NJot present for the picture was Katheryn were present at the affair. The and Mrs A M Jannsen .Aloha. evening was spent in card play The March Baby Gift Derh> B all. ing. j will continue for the balance of The club has been formed as a means of a pleasant get- I the month with a new announce- Refreshments included a decor together of ladies wrestling with the gruesome reality of j ment planned for th» beginning ( ated three-tier cake, decorated sandwiches, coffee and punch. weight reduction T h is latter unpleasantness, it is planned, | of April. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Merchants who (have cooper w ill be accomplished by corrective exercises and Swedish Ray Murrell. Portland; Mr. and ated in the offer for March In-1 massage Also a ffilia te d is a beauty consultant who will Mrs. Don Hughes. Tigard; El- elude Dean's Drugs, Florence’s On March 27 at 6 30 A. M the ed to the public. Rev. Father Thiel- new church, rectory, and school for ouise Wells and Hal Childs. Os Sewing Center Th rifty Market, ffr,t High Mass will be celebrated en will be guest speaker and will the Beaverton Pariah. instruct in proper application of makeup Beaverton Phatmacy, Walker's ,n new St. Cecilia’s church si.u- explain the principal parts of the wego I*ake; Mrs. George Hart- Program for the afternoon included two solos, the Irish Department Store, Beaverton ltod on 5th and Franklin S t , Boa- Mass, some of the doctrines of the The ma,n portion o f a long await zell, Vernonia; Mr. and Mrs. favorite, "D an n y Boy” and " T re e s " , presented by M rs Furniture, Htarkie Tot Shop Ter- VPrt°n followed by a low mass at church also the vestments ®d dream has now been realized George Burton and son Bryan, of Raleigh Hills; Mr. and Mrs. L. in 194 # the former pastor of St. with the completion o f approxi- Anderson The rem ainder of the afternoon was devoted to esi Food Center, Falk Hardware ' * ^ and 14-00. A. Wells. Mr and Mrs. Wally and the Washerette. A Silver Tea will ha served be- Cecilia's. Rev. George O 'Keefe now mately a hundred thousand dollar lectures on makeup and Swedish massage A voice recording Kain and the honorees .all of Watch the columns of this tween the hours of 2 30 and 5 00 of St Vincent de I»aul, Salem, do- Baxillan styled chureh which will was also mode Photo by H arrell — Beaverton 4988 Beaverton. newspaper for latest Information P M A cordial Invitation is «xte id | nated a four acre site to house a comfortably seat 450 people Rowe Comedians Wiico:-: Famiiy Gives Beaverton Thousand Books County Program Assists Farmers' Jolson Takeoff "Curly" McKeel of Beaverton Post Office Moves on Lecturer Fills Auditorium For Benefit Program Last Tax Touch Gets Assist of State Revenuers St. Cecilia Sets Surprise Party For 20th Anniv. Of Wedding Day High Mass
