BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, April 8, 1949
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FROZEN FOOD LOCKER SCHOOL
STUDIES PROCESSING OF FOOD
BEAVER
High Lights *
By Phyllis Palm roue
N. W . MUSIC C O N F E R E N C E
Jean Hansen, clarinettist, and
Virginia
Talbert,
Fannie
Lee
R E G U L A R P T t M EET
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Zook and Bill Glasgow, glee du b
McKay P.T_A. will hold
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. __members, participated in the an-
regular meeting Friday April Bth
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Confer-
at 8 pm.
The entertainment “ “ “
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ence last
Saturday
night at the
program will be furnished by the _ _
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| civic Auditorium in Portland.
Beauty Boosters
Install Officers
April 13 Dinner
Mrs.
Ruth Rose
Richardson.
M cK A Y W H IT F O R D :
H#trry
Portland attorney, will be the feat-
Eilander and R. H McCaffery of
ured speaker at the installation
dinner for the new officers of the
the Progress Food Locker« at­
Washington County
Beauticians'
tended the Frozen Food Locker
association
Wednesday
evening,
school held In the Memorial Un­
ion Hall at Oregon State Col­
April 13 at the American Legion
The .tudenu r e v e r e d at U n ­ hall. Mrs Richardson will discuss
lege, March 21 and 22- The meet­ y0Whilegrt0h T h u m e s . meeting Is
hour film
will coin high jjchool Saturday
morn-
ing was under the direction of being held a one
p e_ ing the
900 voice chorus under legislation affecting beauty shops.
the Food Technology
Depart­ be shown to the children
the direction of Peter Wilhous- a
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ident, IC*rvr.t0
Don
Johnson,
Hillsboro;
ment of Oregon State and the freshments will be served later
ky. assistant music director in
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w iL
Oregon Froien Food Locker As«n.
vice-president, Mrs. Florence Mil-
New York City schools, recorded
W E D D IN G H E LLS SOON
Modern
method«
of frozen
1er. Beaverton;
treasurer. Mia.
Wedding bells will ring out for four of their numbers to be sung Eunice Sylvester, Beaverton; sec­
food« preparation and proce«»ing
for the evening's concert.
Miss
Evelyn
Schechla
of
Brad­
were studied. Also the latest me­
retary, Miss Pat Jackson. Aloha,
The 230-piece band, which play­
thods of cutting, curing and pack­ ley Corners and Ernest Metcalfe,
sergeant-alarms Miss Evelyn Leh­
ed for three
hours at the con­
Beaverton, on April 10th.
man. Gaston. Installing officer will
aging.
cert, was directed by Frank Man-
Discussions were led by home G R O U N D BU STER S
j be Mrs. Pearl Goldie .district pres-
cini, director of music at Mo­
economists of The Oregonian, the
J ident and member of the Portland
The
Ground
Buster
Garden desto, California.
Portland General Electric C®. and
unit.
Students from
five states en­
Club
has been meeting every
Oregon State College.
Mrs. Florence Miller is making
Thursday at the home of
the tered in this contest.
arrangements for the dinner which
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P A IN T . R EM O D EL
leader Mrs. Harris Hansen
will be prepared and served by
Marvin
and Clarence Kuhn. DRUM M A JO R E T T E
The Prouty home at Progresa
members of the Legion Auxiliary.
Janet French, drum majorette,
Is being remodeled and painted. Leonard Dahlen, Donald Coates,
All local beauticians are invited to
1 and Jimmy Blethen have been took fourth place in the W illa­
attend the meeting.
mette Valley baton twirling con­
hosts at different times.
The club has grown from seven test held at Salem high school
I to eighteen members. The mem- last Thursday sponsored by the
, bers are drawing plans for their Salem Elks Club.
Janet received a plain baton
! gardens in their scrapbooks.
(Home Style)
Mrs. Clara Wagner has been for a prize. The first three prize
assisting them with their play winners were given lighted ba­
to be presented
at the P T A . tons, and the first prize winner
received a portable radio.
I program Friday.
Canyon
Road Baptist
church
Twelve girls participated, one will meet at 11 a. m., Sunday, in
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from each school. Five were aw­ the Odd Fellows hall, 53 N Broad­
Mr. and Mra. B. F. Blethen and arded batons.
way, Beaverton.
The
theme of
CAKES
; family took advantage of
the
The girls were judged on mar- Palm Sunday will be observed, and
COOKIES
beautiful weather last Sunday to|Ching, personal appearance, per- the pastor, Rev. Russell B. Thom­
drlve to Depoe Bay. They also [ SOnality and general twirling,
as, will preach on, “The King They
PASTRIES, etc.
visited briefly at the home
of j s 1'KK( H R E P O R T S
Crucified." Sunday school will be
FRENCH BREAD, ROLLS friends.
Marjie
Keehn,
Jackie Wyss. held at 9;45.
W EST SLOPE
NO TIC E
R ES O LU T IO N
OF IN T E N T IO N
TO IM P R O V E a M F IR ST
STREET
.
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TUALATIN
MARKET
W ANT
VALLEY
BASKET
W ANT
ADS
ADS
W H E R E A S . 75% of the prop­
erty owners abutting on S. W.
First Street have petitioned the
FOR S A LE
FOR S A L E
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City Council to initiate and insti­
tute the necessary
proceedings We can furnish you with a 3 W E S T IN G H O U S E
water heater.
piece bath set complete with
for
the
improvement
thereof
30 gal. regularly $127.95, floor
seat and all fittings to the wall | sample, now $99.50; Allen oil
from
Watson
Street
to Stott
for as low as 1139.95 or If you
Street, and
heater, 70.000 B T U output twin
WHEREAS
the City Council
choose the same 3 piece bath
burner,
regular
$139.50. now
set; plus an A C ID R E SISTIN G
desires .. to institute
the
$99.50; Empire Portable Ironer
.
.. necessary
,
P O R C E L A IN E D Cast Iron Sink
proceedings to have the said im-
and stand, regular $69.50, now
size 20” x 30” or 18*’ x 30” with
$57.96; plate glass mitred mir­
P^ o w " V h E R E T O R E .
B e IT
anti-splash swing spout faucet,
ror 36
x 36, regular $19.96,
trap and
basket strainer; a
R E S O L V E D BY T H E C IT Y OF
corners damaged, $9.95; tinti-
C O LLIN S
42 gallon
Electric
B E A V E R T O N That the City of
. qued gold frame plate glass
Hot Water Heater; and a dou­
Beaverton.
Washington
County.
mirror 29 x 38, regular $29.50
ble compartment cement laun-
Oregon, proceed to improve S. W.
now $18.95;
Mahogany Wall
First Street within the City on . dry tray complete with metal
what not
shelf. 2 shelves. 2
stand heavy brass (nickel plat­
the following portion thereof:
drawers, Reg. $14.95, special at
ed) swing spout faucet, etc. All
Beginning at a point on the
$7.95; Bedroom group, seven piece,
for $289.96. Or any of the above
center
line of S. W. First
waterfall design, vanity A mir­
fixtures can be purchased sep­
Street where the center line
ror, chest,
bed, springs mat­
arately a t substantial savings
of Watson Street
intersects
tress,
nite stand and bench.
if desired.
w l‘h said center line; thence
This wonderful value must be
We have just a limited quantity
westerly along the center line
seen to be appreciated. Special
of
these
sets
at
these
prices,
so
of S. W. First Street to a
at $97.00; Dining room set, eight
it will be to your advantage to
point on the center line of
piece, French walnut, one host
come in and make your selec­
Stott Street where the same
chair,
5 dining chairs, buffet
tion now even if It Is for fu­
intersects with the center line
and extension
table, take it
ture
delivery.
A
reasonable
de­
of S. W . First Street,
away
for $79.50.
Beaverton
posit will hold your purchases
by regrading and applying level­
Furniture. Phone 4002 or CAp-
up
to
90
days.
ing courses of rock and paving
itol 2380.
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with bituminous
asphalt
hard We also stock a complete line of
soil
pipe,
soil
fittings,
drainage
wearing surface to a width of 40
Special prices on W IR IN G S U P ­
and galvanized fittings at at­
feet, being 20 feet on each side
PLIES. No. 14-2 © 4c per ft.;
tractive
prices
in
quantity
pur­
of said center line, and installing
No. 12-2 wire & 5%c per foot
chases. And last, but not least
curbs on each side of said S. W
in coll lots. 42 gallon guaran­
we can furnish you with all
First Street, leaving a width of
teed electric hot water heaters
the galvanized pipe you need
traveling surface of 40 feet, said
$87.60. Also attractive prices on
for
your
installation.
work to
be done by contract;
wall boxes, range and circuit
IllUsuole Builders Supply
storm sewer and sanitary sewer
panels, switches, receptacles, etc.
6309
S.
W.
Capitol
Hwy
and water mains to be installed
Hillsdale Builders Supply
Open all day Saturday
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Plans for enlarging and improv- before said street is improved.
6309 S. W. Capitol Hwy.
ng the Sunday school were made
B E IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D
Open all day Saturday
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at a meeting of the workers last That the cost of said improve­ H A R D IE S P R A Y E R ; Barrell ca­
pacity. Practically new. Whole­
Friday night in the home of the ments be assessed against the ab­
sale price $60.00. W'ill sell for FOR S A LE :
3 bedroom
home
superintendent, Mr. Eugene Cros­ utting property as provided by
$40.00. Phone Beaverton 4625.
with electric range and refrig,
by, on N. E. Johnson Road, dur­ the ordinances and charter of the
and 2 unit apt. with rental in­
HP
ing which
Mrs. Crosby
served City of Beaverton.
come
of $90 per mo. $18,000.
smorgasbord.
B E IT F U R T H E R R E S O LV E D B R E E D IN G R A B B IT S with lit­
Phone
Beaverton 4572.
Open
These plans will be put in to ef­ That a written objection or re­
ters. New hutches. H. Therkel-
for inspection
Saturday and
fect when the chjrch gets into monstrance
to said
street im­
sen. 2 block south of Huber
Sunday.
li p
its new building, on N. E. Canyon provement be filed at any time
Store on Highland Ave.
lip
Road, in the very near future.
on or before 8:00 p.m. on April
Prayer meeting, next Wednesday 18, 1949, at the City Hall in Bea­ Y O U N G JE R S E Y C O W for sale. GOOD 24 inch arm jig saw for
sale cheap. Phone
Beaverton
night will be held in the home of verton, Oregon.
Phone Beaverton
4281 or 605
2509.
lip
Mr .and Mrs. James Bridges on
B E IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D
Center St. evenings and Sun­
N. W . Laidlow Road in Bonny That the recorder is authorized
day.
11 1942 Oldsmobile Station Wagon.
Slope, Rt. 2, Box 504, Portland. to give notice of this resolution
Six cylinder $275.00 under deal­
Everybody is welcome at all ser­ In the time and manner provided W H IT E Enamel wood and coal
er price. Call Beaverton 2385 or
vices.
range. $45. 30 gallon hot water
by the charter and ordinances of
2772. Denney Rd. near Scholls
heater, used 1 year. Also De
the City of Beaverton, that the
Ferry Rd.
lip
Laval
cream separator
and
SIX BOX F IG H T E R S
City Recorder shall serve notice
deep well Fairbanks-Morse W a ­
Beaverton boxing team is send­ of such Improvements as required
R E A L E S T A T E F O B SALK
ter System and ’31 G. M. C.
ing six leather pushers to Banks by the ordinances
and
In the
Panel Truck, Owner deceased.
for a smoker tonight (Friday).
manner therein set forth.
5 Bedrooms, 3 Baths
4340 S. W. Hamilton St., Port­
The smoker will consist of ten
Introduced and passed this 4th
11 j acres, full basement, automa­
land 1, Oregon. Phone BRoad-
bouts of three rounds each and is day of April, 1949.
tic
oil heat,
log play
house,
way 4829.
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open to the public.
H. H. J E F F R IE S
chicken
house,
fruit,
berries,
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Mayor
F A IR B A N K S M ORSE 5 H. P. beautiful landscaping. 1001 S. E.
IN T E R C L U B SKI R ACE
A TTE ST: L. J. BUSSE,
Franklin Street, Beaverton.
gas engine; new, wheelbarrow,
The Tualatin Valley Ski club is
Recorder
garden
seeder.
O.
R.
Wayman,
sponsoring
an
inter-club
trail
Published: April 8-15. 1949.
3 Bedrooms— $7600
Sorrento and Davies Road. Rte.
race on Mount Hood's Tramway
years old. 'White pumice, all
1,
Box
457,
Beaverton.
lip
trail, Saturday at 1 pm.
on one floor. 92 x 94 landscaped
L E G A L N O T IC E
It will be a timed race with
17 R A B B IT HUTCHES, $15, 1249
lot. New listing.
cups for the fastest entrants
in
N. W . Electric Ave., Beaverton.
Resolution Of Intention To Im­
the boys’ and girls’ divisions.
Raleigh Realtor—CH erry 1117
2 blks. N. Heidelberg Park lip
prove S. E. Ninth Street
S.
W\ Scholls
Ferry
Rd. Opp.
W H E R E A S 75% of the proper­
Special new low prices on N A IL S Portland Golf Club.
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ty owners abutting on S. E. Ninth
in keg lots. It will be to your
Street have petitioned the City
WE SERVE THE BEST
$425
advantage
to stock
up now
Council to initiate and institute
while we have most all sizes Buys Homeslte near Multnomah.
COFFEE IN TOWN!
the
necessary
proceedings
for
In
stock.
M O N E Y S A V IN G 60 x 140. 2 blks, to bus. Phone
j the improvement thereof from
P R IC E S
on wall boards, ply­
Beaverton 2509.
lip
Lombard Street to Watson Street,
wood, sheetrock, rock lath, sash
I and
doors, mill work, door and cup­
W H E R E A S , the City Council
DR. H. A. PUTNAM
board hardware, asphalt tile. In­
desires to institute the neoessary
Chiropractic Physician
sulating material, paints, etc. It
proceedings to have the said Im­
30 years practice ie Portland
will pay you to check with us
provement performed.
1 block So. of Canyon Rood on
before you buy.
Howett Rood-West Slope
N O W T H E R E F O R . B E IT R E ­
Hillsdale Builders Supply
Portland phone BEocon 9637
SO LVED
BY THE
C IT Y OF
«309 S. W. Capitol Hwy.
Open eves, bv appointment
B E A V E R T O N That the City of
Open all day Saturday
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Beaverton,
Washington County,
After Enjoying Our
Oregon, proceed to improve S. E.
Ninth Street within the City on
Coffee, Take Home
the following portion thereof by
A Dozen of Our
installing storm sewer and drain­
Delicious
age of said Street:
Beginning at a point on the
FROSTED DONUTS
center
line of S. E. Ninth
Open 3;30 A. M. to 7 P. M.
Street where the center line
WOMEN'S TOW N AN D C O U N TR Y APPAREL
of Lombard Street intersects
with the
said center
line;
Cariyon Rood at West Slope
thence westerly along the cen­
ter line of said S. E. Ninth
Canyon Rood at East " Y "
Street to a point on the cen­
ter
line of
Watson
Street
Phone Beaverton 4575
where
the same
intersects
with the center line oi S. E.
Ninth Street.
by regrading and applying level­
ing courses of rock and paving
with oiled wearing surface to a
width of 22 feet, being 11 feet
on each side of said center line,
said work to be performed by the
Beautiful
city street department.
Reg. S I 9.95
BE IT F U R T H E R R E S O LV E D
CHINA TABLE
That the cost of said improve­
AUTOMATIC POP
ments be assessed against the
LAMPS
UP TOASTER
abutting property as provided by
Spring Sole
the ordinances and charter of the
.95
City of Beaverton.
Prie«
H
Now
BE IT F U R T H E R R ESO LVED .
That a written objection or re­
monstrance
to said street
im­
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME
provement be filed at any time on
FOR SPRING NOW!
Of before 8 On p m on April 18.
1949, at the City Hall in Beaver­
HOLLYWOOD HEAD BOARDS WITH LEGS
From tiling the bathroom to
ton. Oregon.
beautifying the playroom . . .
BE IT F U R T H E R R E SO LV E D .
To Fit Full Size Bed > Ç 9 5
we re your headquarters for a
That the recorder is authorized
complete selection
of quality
Reg. $19 50 _____
to give notice of this resolution
home building
and
repairing
in the time and manner provided
supplies,
including
handtlyte.
by the charter and ordinances of
coraleather baked plywood and
knotty pine paneling
the City of Beaverton, that
the
OUR BIG SPRING SALE CONTINUES
City Recorder shall serve notice
Prompt Delivery
SAVINGS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
| of such
improvements
as re-
| quired by the ordinances and in
HOMEBUILDERS
'the manner therein set forth.
SUPPLY CO.
Introduced and passed this 4th
Jay of April. 1949
"Your Complete Building
Suppliers"
H H J E F F R IE S
Never Knowingly Undersold"
Phone SAM At the “Y ' West
Mayor
End of Beaverton
ATTEST
L J BUSSE
Open Mon & Fri Nights
Beaverton 4002
Recorder
Published: April 8-15. 1949
Canyon Baptist
Workers Plan to
Enlarge S. S. Dept.
BAKERY
WEEK
E N II GUESTS
Guests
at the Dollard home
the past week end were Mrs.
George F*ilkens and
Mrs. Alva
Simnltt of Sumner. Wash.
WEEK-END SPECIALS
Glozed Donuts
Dozen
...
45c
Hot Cross Buns
39
Dozen
BO O M ING
B U SIN ESS
Harry Talo and Howard Tyler
who have been operating the Pro­
gress Feed Mill for the past few
months plan to install another
feed mixer soon, to care for the
Increased business.
Do Your Own Sewing And Save!
Use one of our new domestic sewing machines in
our shop. Low rates
BUTTONHOLES
HEMSTITCHING
• Buttons Covered
• Burkina Covered
* Belts Made
• Hosiery Mending
• Drapes Made
Cutting Table Service
* lengthening Drenara
• Skirt*, Trouæo»
* Install /Jpprm
• Turn Collars
* Alteration«
LEGAL
FLORENCE'S SEW ING CENTER
309 S W . Farmtngton Rd , Beaverton
Phyllis Palmrose, Connie French,
Tracy Ditmars and Bob Sinclair,
beginning
journalism
students,
attended a lecture, “Science for
the Citizen” by Dr. Frank H.
Hurly.
associate
professor
of
chemistry and dean of men at
Reed
college,
last
Thursday
night in the Portland public li­
brary-
The students are now studying
*P«ech reports. This is the third
lecture they have covered. Ex­
plorer Amos Berg and Monica
Lind,
ballerine,
offered
other
sources of experience in speech
reporting.
F IV E N E W BOOKS
The school library has purch­
ased five new books during the
last six weeks.
They are;
"Swamp Boy”, by
M. B. Cormack; "High Trail" by
Vivian Breck; “Young Mrs. Sav­
age”, by D. E. Stevenson; "The
Story of
King Arthur and His
Knights” by Howard Pyle and
"Fruits of the Earth” by Jan-
nette May Lucas.
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G O L F IN G T O U R N E Y
An Intramural golf tournament
will begin next week, announces
Eugene Duncan, high school golf
coach.
Players may
use any course.
Information and entry blanks
may be obtained from the coach.
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Q u a lify
iSkH kfold j}fiondò.
GLADIOLI BDLBS
See our assortment of
OREGON GROWN BULBS
Popular Varieties and Colors
Reasonably Priced at
60c
Doz.
Now Is Right Time for Planting
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EASTER LILIES
We will have them
Short Stemmed — Large Blooms
DEL ✓ I /E f*
Beaverton 3661
Broodway 7960
Miller's
We Give S & H
Green Stamp*
QUALITY
FOODS
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S PE E C H CLASS P R E X Y
Alton Byrd, senior, was elected
president
of E. G. W ebb’s ad-
I vanced speech class for the re­
mainder of this semester.
Other officers elected included
Jim Gregory, vice president; Don
Gramling, secretary; Jim Moore,
treasurer; Bob Casteel, reporter;
and Dean Short, timekeeper.
Officers In this class are elect-
1 1 ed every nine weeks throughout
the school year. Jim Moore .sen­
ior, is the outgoing president.
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PA TE N T PROCEDURES
In relation
to their study of
"how to obtain a patent” Miss
Amarette
Barnes’
fifth period
science class last week set up a
mock
patent
office with Roy
Childs as "Commissioner of Pat­
ents”.
Ray Hausler petitioned for a
patent on his invention, an ’‘au­
tomatic guillotine”.
Accompanied by his financial
. advisor, Bill Winter, the Inven­
tor explained his invention work-
j ed on the principle of the electric
eye .and when the current
is
broken the blade Is released.
The
students
went through
I each step of applying for a pat-
I ent. the
fee, the petition,
the
I specifications, the oath and
the
i drawing.
W R IT IN G C O M PE T IT IO N
Five chosen
Beaverton
high
school students will leave Friday
I for Pacific University to com-
j pete
In
the
Fourth
Annual
i Northwest High School Journal-
| Ism competition.
Students competing are
Katie
Avary, speech reporting; Susan-
ah Dlfant, news feature writing.
Betty
Moshofsky,
newswriting.
Roger Murch, editorials and Joe
Rlgert, sports writing
After the competition a banquet
: will be held for all the students
and photographs will he taken
of winners as they receive their j
cups
In addition to the regular cups
¡ for first place entries, other tro - 1
phles will be awarded: the Oregon;
! Journal Trophy; Hillsboro Argus j
I Trophy.
Vancouver
Columbian
j Trophy and certificates for sec
ond and third place entries.
Judges will he professionals in
j the representative fields and
students will go by numbers to |
keep judging Impartial
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DONUT KETTLE
& COFFEE SHOP
3 BIG FURNITURE SPECIALS
BEAVERTON
FURNITURE