The Beaverton enterprise., April 29, 1949, Image 1

B eaverL;; Swim
Star Cops Novice
100-Yard Event
VOLUME 22, Number 14
BEAVERTON, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1949
Businessmen Adopt Policy
On Charity Contributions
m is s io n a k
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g u ild
a
O A O
SIN G LE COI* Y TK N CENTS
SUBSCRIPTION IN ADVANCE S2 00 PER YEA*
SewcrConstruction Hangs
On Bond Setup Acceptance
MEETING STILL STRESSES BEAVERTON'S NEED OF
CALL FOR BIDS READY AT EARLIEST DATE AFTER
DAYTIME COP IN SOLUTION OF STREET PROBLEM
APPROVAL OF ISSUE SEALS FINANCIAL DEALINGS
Hereafter there will be no con Ice, the meeting suggested chang-
Construction
of
Beaverton's ler, last Monday. Busse outlined
tributions in the name of Charity ¡ng hours of the present offic-
sanitary sewage disposal system the grave problem of Beaverton's
hangs on acceptance of the cit> high sub-surface water level and
by Beaverton businessmen unless er to *nclude * P-m-. duiing which
bond setup by John W. Shuler, | stressed the need of taking ad-
the seekers for funds have clear- time a chfck might be made on
legal bond authority, according to vantage o f the comparatively dry
ed their project through a com­ long-time parkers.
The financial committee, by a-
L. J. Busse, city recorder. In a season for the installation. He de­
mittee of the BMA, it was voted
telephone conversation with Shu- Clares that Shuler offered to pro­
.
I at the last meeting of the assoc- nother action of the group, is
ceed with his investigation of
I iation, held in Kiwanis Hall on empowered to meet with the city
the
Beaverton bond issue with all
^
April 21. A committee of Leon­ council before the setup of the
SOME DAYS YOU JUST
possible speed.
ard Adams, Chet Hunkapillar and next budget. The delegation will
a
\ LARG E B I R T H D A Y C AKE centered attention. April 20. at the CAN T GIVE EM AWAY
Bob Holland will draw up spec­ present recommendations for
Terms of the bid by First Na
city police car and better police annual birthday party of t.he Missionary Guild of
the St. Matthew«
tional Bank and Charles W. Tripp
ific plans for the move.
You'd never believe It, hon­
protection in time for it to
be Lutheran church, held in the church pallors with Mrs. Lee Webster,
and company on $225.000 in sew­
The meeting went stoutly on
estly.
considered in the budget for the hostess.
er bonds carried the stipulation
record
as
still
believing
that
a
LaVelle
Flannery,
winsome
Hut for two straight Satur­
coming fiscal year.
Front row, reading left to right; Helen Webster, Louella Day,
that the issue must be acceptable
daytime
policeman
is
necessary
days, Teresi Food Center finds
T h «
m e e tin g
vnt^rl
ai .ft
,,
Florence Enger, secretary; Alice Kunston, vice-president; Alice Colley,
young
Beaverton
swim
star,
to bond authorities before they
in
properly
solving
street
prob­
J v -w id 7 s c h e d u le for h o l^ a y " >
Myrtle Hart, treasurer; Verna Leudtke. Evelyn Enger.
smashed the record in 100 yard
that it just can’t give an ov­
would go through with their of­
Back
row,
left
to
right;
Olga
Schurman,
Kathleen
Paul,
Dorothy
lems
of
parking
and
traffic
vi­
erflowing basket of groceries
free style women's open event at
to be observed
under Mayor’s
fer.
Schurman, Eva Kenner, Ethel Schendel, Edna Robinson. Ruby Benson,
away.
the Oregon state AAU novice and olations.
proclamation. Appointed for that Junia Olson and Helen Morrison
i Photo by Harrell Beaverton 4988>
Mr. Shuler, recognized as the
The Businessmen’s Association committee were Harry Truesdell.
open
championship
swimming
First it
was Mrs. Walter
top authority
in bond
study,
Lovett, 266 S. W. 8th Street,
meet at the Neighborhood Pool. has about completed rocking of chairman, Harold Miller and A1
must
search
through
all
ordin­
off-street parking i Highbe.
The tournament was
sponsoed two all-day,
Ilea» erton, who failed to res­
ances and scrutinize every step
use by the public. | Don j enkins
by the Veterans of Foreign Wars sites for free
pond
to
the
offer.
I^tst
Sat-
agreed to assist
the city has taken in setting up
urilay, Mrs.
Charles Norris.
and the Portland Aquatic Club To advertise this fact to habit­ Miller In another task, collection
machinery for the sanitary sew­
ual
long-time
parkers
on
the
715
Broad
moo
re,
in
Cedar
on Saturday and Sunday, April
of membership fees for the as­
er system.
Upon his word will
main streets of the city.
the sociation from those merchants
23 and 24.
Hills, let the golden op|H»rtnn-
depend
the
carrying
out of the
group
voted
to
have
courtesy
ti­
Ity
slip
hy.
LaVelle, who swims with the
and businessmen
south of the
program designed to provide the
PAC, rated second in the 100- ckets printed to advise drivers railroad track.
Will
you
be
(he
unlucky
The benefit
spring
concert.
Hernrle Grinland's All-Git I or-1
city of Beaverton with proper
lady, this week?
yard backstroke and the 60 yard of the areas specially prepared
Just before adjournment, the ; featuring the high school musie chest ra will provide the sweet
sanitary facilities.
freestyle (both women's events» to relieve street congestion.
Teresi,
each
Saturday
prints
assemblage voted heartily in fa organizations, will he ! held in the
Busse states that he is hope­
music,
April
30th,
when
the
Bea­
as well as clipping about four
one Illustration III Its ad ap­
In the matter of daytime pol- vor o f daylight saving time
' high school auditorium at 8 p.m.
ful call for bids may be adver­
verton
volunteer
fire
department
seconds off the existing record in
pearing
in
the
BEAVERTON
i tonight, April 28, undei the joint
V
tised by the next date o f Enter­
her win.
E N T E R P R IS E and the ALO-
the
1 direction of Mrs. Eleanor Dun­ stages its annual ball in
prise publication. All that holds
IIA
NEWS
whi
ch
is
differ­
can and Melvin B. Wells.
high school gymnasium. The pub­
it up is the official “O.K.”
ent than aU the others. The
An overture, "The Prince and I lic is invited to attend and tick­
sharp-eyed
subscriber
who
no­
| the Pauper” , presented by the I
ets may be obtained from any of
tices the difference is given
j hand opens the concert, follow­
a basket of listed groceries.
ed by marches ‘'Zacatecas” and ; the many firemen in the area.
Each week the award is not
I "Invercargilo", a routine by the
\ kala occasion is in the mak-
COUNTY COURT ADOPTS DAYLIGHT SAVING WHILE majorettes and a trombone nov- tng, according to Donald L. Jen- claimed, more groceries are
1 city by Homer Speer and Merwin kins, secretary of the firemen's j added to the list. Mrs. Norris,
On Thursday evening. April 28
P. O. AND STAGE LINES REFUSE TO MAKE CHANGE Dergins.
group. Door prizes will be given. | for Instance, could have claim­
55 upper grade members of the
The
choir
will
sing
several
Residents of
the
Beaverton,
The
orchestra, he adds, had been . ed her own plus that of Mrs.
gi:ls’ chorus and the mixed chor­
numbers,
under
the
direction
of
Barnes, Aloha, McKay and other
The
rlock-jjuggling
parade
arranged far ahead of the date | Lovett’s, had she conic in last
us at the Beaverton grade school
Mrs. Duncan .a few of which are in order to assure dancers of the | week.
districts who are included in the
will attend the music festival at started by the city of Poitland B U ILD IN G P E R M IT
This week an even larger
I
"Fierce
Was the Wild Billow” by best in dance accompaniment.
area to be served by the A p
the Newberg Junior high school and reluctantly accepted by most
list of goods is waiting for
j
Nnhle,
"Meadowlands”
arranged
ril 29 visit of the Red Cross
of
the
surrounding
area
has
Money
that
will
be
received
IkvauKe
his property has
in Newberg. 8hey will make the
Mrs..—oops! Y'ou'd better look
Bloodmoblle will observe day
Beaverton time
with
been tagged onto the end of I by Wllkhousky, “ Erie Canal” by from the event will go, ns in the
trip in a school bus and will be clouded
your |>a|>er over closely.
light saving on all appointment»
Fire Zone 1, Harry Ant mini« j Scott .and "Waters Ripple and past, to help Iniprm* the fire
accompanied by their music tea­ confusing aspects. But, according
It could he you!
Flow" ,a Czechoslovakian air ar­ hall, buy equipment for *’-«
advises Mrs. Russell Welsh, co-
to Mayor H. H. Jeffries, some
of Heaver
I’liimhing, finds
cher, Mrs. Melba Schaer.
ranged
by
Deems
Tjtylor.
The
chairman of the day.
clarification
of
the
situation
may
ganization
and to
pay certain
his plans for a new building
Participating in the singing will
choir wilf appear ifl robes for | management costs.
The eUixld mobile unit will ar­
officially
be
made
at
thft!
next
going
to
naught.
be students from Salem, Newberg
I sacred numbers.
rive ns early as possible and
McMinnville and Tigard as well meeting of the city council, May
So
was deeiared
at the
2 .
Presenting
part of the even­
stay for as long as is practical,,
as Beaverton. The young singers
meeting.
ing's entertainment is the girls' j
in order to accomodate anyone
The Beaverton
Businessmen's
will perform as groups and also
On the name liall-hlock as I glee club, weal ing pastel formals
who might be Inconvenienced by
Association,
declaring
'no
other
as a massed chorus.
his contemplated const ruction I who will sing on old Scotch mel- j
the rampant time-conflict confu­
The public is invited to attend choice seemed logical, voted in
of part concrete and
part
sions.
ody, “ Turn Ye to Me” and "Grid­
heavy
majority,
April
21,
to
this event which is regarded by
The regular April meeting of
frame, are 3 frame buildings.
dle Cakes" by Koshetz.
to the one-hour earlier
past audiences as a real musical switch
the Beaverton grade school PTA
of #the area who haVf'
Not to Imix'de progress, the
“ King Jesus is a Listenin' ", a I
clock schedule. By this action, all
was held in the auditorium of n<'»
up for Mood donations
treat.
council ok'd a *|HTial permit j Negro spiritual, will he sung by
may do so by calling either Mrs
business houses in the city gen­
Against its quota of $1650, Bea­ the school Tuesday evening, April Welsh or Mrs. G. S. Brinsley for
in this Instance.
| the freshman
chorus
and the
erally fell in line with the move­
26.
freshman
girls will
present verton area, in the Red Cross
appointments. Donors who have
ment.
Due to the absence of the pres­
drive
just
completed,
collected
Green Cathedral” by Hahn.
not signed up may still partici­
| Meanwhile, Oregon Motor Stag­
ident and the 1st vice president,
A number presented by
the $1,412, by latest report of Mrs. L.
pate In the program by showing
es have not budged from their
Mr. A. W .Byrd. 2nd vice presi­
up at the Beaverton American
triple trio will he "The Old W o­ P. Putnam, who was in charge of
standard-time schedules. Monday
dent had charge of the meeting.
man and the Peddler” by Kinscel- the solicitation.
Legion hall on April 29, although
morning, commuters along Fatm-
Confusion over boundaries has Mrs. Charles Hulings, correspond-
this may necessitate an unneces­
la.
j ington Road had to walk over to
somewhat complicated the Red ] Ing secretary took over the dut-
Girls showed scholastic super­
Several numbers by the boys’
sary wait in line.
Canyon Road before they could
Cross picture locally, Mrs. Put les of the recording secretary.
iority in placing 24 on the last
chorus
will be
"The
Sleigh",
The urgency o f the blood prtc
catch a bus which, on an alter­
Mr.
Byrd
introduced
Mrs.
R
Result has been
six weeks honor roll. The junior ____
.
.. .
"Thanks Be To God" and “ When j nam declares.
gram
is a vital fact for those
nate schedule, would have acco-
S. Welsh who in turn presented
slower returns than anticipated.
class lead with 14. followed by ■ " al*
" ™ ' W° U * haVe aCKCO‘
At
the Spokane Kennel Club You and I Were Young” .
working in the bloodmobile cam
Mis
Shute
of
the
American
Red
Some
of the sub-areas who
sophomores. 10 and the freshmen
*7
.U,U,aI ,bu* doB show ln ,he »«-mory
Spo-
The boys octette
will present I
and seniors. 6 each.
I ’ t0p accoldi"K to standard time kane Washington, Saturday and “Were You There”, a Negro spir­ were included with Beaverton in Cross Blood Bank who gave an I paltfn and for n>a"V volunteer
the drive showed collections as interesting and informative talk “ T ” "; r‘-'ate" Mr" W * '" h W i,h
Motor Stages
officials
point Sunday. April 23 and 24. Dick it ual.
Juniors receiving blue cards are
all
the wonderful things
that
follows: in Garden Home, Mrs, on the forthcoming blood mobile
out
that
Portland's
summer
time
Cornell's
Irish
Setter
extended
Norma Black. Dorothy Carr, Paul
The concert will provide for
blood,
plasma
and
serum
can
ac
visit to the Beaverton area.
Chohan, Noima
Emerick, Kent schedule throws them into a tiz- himself nobly and eame away the payment of robes now being j Bernice Porshman and her hel­
complish
is
the
unchangeable-
The meeting was then turned
Kitts, Ricjiard Palumbo. Doris zy. Transcontinental buses keep with third place and trophy in worn and the purchase of new pers turned in $233.75; in Barnes
fact that blood cannot be made
School district, Mrs. Betty Vln- over to Mrs. Norton Peck, rec­
to
standard
time
and
the
Oregon
the
Utility
Dog
class
and
2nd
Schaefli, Caryl Jean Short, Geor­
ones.
anywhere but in the living body
ing and her volunteets collected reation chairman who presented
transportion
concern
finds
it
can
place
in
Companion
Dog
Excel-
gia Slocum.
Mary Soine, Sally
of healthy humans.
$154 while In Cedar Mill.
the to the audience various members
Stearsn, Audrey Sullivan, Carol do nothing else- according to pre- lent (CDX).
The
provision
of
available
SO RRENTO C LIM A TE
of
the
community
who
have
inter­
group
working
with
Mrs.
Alvin
sent
views
"Dick's Red Feather” , as the
Vander
Meulen
and
Marjorie
blood
for
use
in
all
emergencies,
Frank Herron, baseball broad­ Lunn, chairman, turned In $87.
esting hobbies
and recreations.
Postoffice service, likewise, con­ canine is dubbed, is fast ap- caster, has moved to Sorrento
Robinson.
regardless of race, creed, color nr
Because some pleople have not They exhibited articles they had
Sophomores on the list are: tinues on the standard time level. proaching his sought-afler rat­ Road, answering the appeal of !
ablllty to pay has become a mat­
been found at home and may yet made or demonstrated their var­
Barbara Brown, Connie French. A t Beaverton, deliveries are made ing of Utility Dog and must win climate out that way.
ter of primary importance in pub­
Included were
wish to contribute, Mrs. Putnam ious activities.
but
two
more
elans
competitions
r.hout
10:30
a.m.,
4:20
p.m.
and
Barbara Hemrlch, George
Jan­
lic health.
IIILLSD O KO V ISIT
asks donations be sent to her at musical -hobbles, ceramics, rug
Evening dispatch of before he "makes the grade” .
sen, Richard Larsen,
Gottfried midnight.
weaving,
quilt
making,
wood
A number from
the Methodist Route 2,
Box 1016, Beaverton.
According to Dick, competition
Krautscheid,
Arlene
Murphy. mail is scheduled about 6:30 p.m.
Youth Fellowship
of Beaverton Givers may also call her at 4066 and leather craft, square dancing,
Phyllis Palmrose, Leila Reed and
Farmers are gravely concerned was keen and only a few points
were guests of the
Hillsboro M and Mrs. Putnam will
call to photography, varioua
forms of
Jim Tsugawa.
at the time-twisting which cuts actually separated his third place
Y. F. on Sunday evaning.
collect the donation.
painting and
decorating, corsage
Seniors are: Pat Johnston, Mar­ one hour
from their available winner from the first dog.
—“
~“ “ —
“
making, cloth weaving and cro-
ilyn Medford. Betty
Moshofsky, day s time in reaching the mar­
! eheted work. Much interest was
Joe Rigert. Edith Van Kleek ind ket for sales and purchases as
j shown in these var ious activit-
well.
Marjorie Van Kleek.
| les. Mrt Peck then introduced
The annual Demolay conclave
Freshmen are: Uene Boge, Dav­
In its last regular meeting, the
Mr. Kenny who
discussed the held last week end at Eugene
id Island. Bill Lovett, Oretta Rob­ Beaverton city council set aside
recreational program that is be­ was attended by three Beaverton
inson. Suzanne
Templeton and any action on the change, due
ing planned for the Beaverton Demolay officers and five mem­
Gene Walters.
to the pending law which may or
community.
bers.
The following
students
met may not go into effect in July
After Mrs. Peck
turned the
The officers were Master Coun­
honor roll qualifications except and which will set the policy of
I meeting back to Mr. Byrd she selor John Comer; active senior
for absence: Beverly Blank, Van no daylight saving time
other
| made a motion that the PTA con- counselor Dean Short and acting
da Benson, Pat Campbell, Joan than on a state-wide basis.
| tribute $100 to the recreational junior counselor Raymond Heard.
Dewing, Janet French. Lois Fin­
Meanwhile, whether they want
program. The motion was carried Members
present
wt#e Jtirry
dley,
Diane
Hathaway,
Avis to or not, most households have
by a unanimous vote.
Howell, Ken Alexander,
Eddie
Jones, Lorraine Jones, Betty Mc­ set timepieces ahead one hour
Refreshments of Jello, cookies Ramsdell and Claris Poppert.
Daniel. Bill Miller, Pal Madden. and the quitting time for wage
and coffee were
served In the
The conclave
started Friday
Glen Pointer, Carol Taylor. Boh slaves comes along even before
cafeteria at the conclusion of morning with registration and
Thompson and Sharon Tippery. the setting sun has dipped low
the meeting
ended
with a banquet Friday
towards the western horizon
After the refreshments a short night.
Saturday included coun­
In Washington county. Judge
impromptu piano recital was giv­ selors’ meetings ending at noon.
Herman
D. Kerkman
has an­
en by Mr. Haffenden which was At 1 p.m. was the election of the
nounced that the courthouse will
enjoyed by ail.
state officers. At 6:30 p.m. was
officially observe daylight saving
another banquet and at 9:00 p.ni.
time, keeping in tune with Hills­
to 12 p.m. was the Grand Ball
TYV TRACK MEET
boro and other Washing’ on Co.
ending the conclave o f '49 and
towns
Change of schedule in the mat '50.
Three Beaverton women attend­
ter of the T Y V track meet has
ed the State PT A convention in
been announced by Ed Bader,
Eugene on Tuesday. Wednesday MICHIGAN TOURISTS
ON GOLDEN W EDDING
and Thursday.
They are Mrs.
coach at Beaverton high school,
president; Florence Enger. junior vice president; host school.
OFFIC ERN FOR T H E ENSUING V I \K were
Charles Runes.
PTA secretary:
Mr. and Mis. Elsworth Larkin
Mr. and Mrs. W. Warner o f
Ruth Moffett, secretary-treasurer; Evelyn Holland,
Instead of April 30. as first Portland who lived in Washing­
Mrs. C. L. Drew. Beaverton grade and family Wilma, Brure and Al­ installed Saturday, April 23. in impressive ceremon­
ies
held
at
the
grade
school
by
Beaverton
Veterans
guard.
set, the track and field events ton County for many years cel­
school PTA president; and Mis ice who have been traveling with
Second row, left to righ'! Mary Altman, Installing
of Foreign Wars and V F W auxiliary, post 4617.
he held Friday
April 29. ebrated their Golden Wedding on
Esther Peer, Beaverton eighth - their trailer house since Feb. IT
officer; Mrs. Squire
I«sin a Sluytei, Elsa Terry will
Both organizations conducted joint ceremonies at
g a d e teacher and principal-elect are spending some time with Mr an open meeting. Lunch of coffee and cake was
and Ruby Benson. co>o> hearers; Thelma Price, mu­ at the Beaverton field. Starting Sunday with an open bouse.
Larkin's brother and wife, Ben served in the cafeteria.
of the new C. E. Mason school
Thosp who attended from Bea­
sician; Ann Moore, historian; Iveta Rossi, trustee; time Bader said, will be either
Mrs. Drew left Beaverton a dav Larkin on Lombard
Liiltar, McDonail. color bearer and May Adamson, at 2 p.m. or at 2:30 p.m. depend­ verton were Mis. Sarah Walker.
Re . . > f om left to right, front row:
Leona
ing upon the last word to he Virginia Chamberlin and Mr. antf
patriotic Instructor.
Their home is In St. Charles Hickox conduc ress; Florence Rice, chaplain; Mar­
early in order to sperd Monday
fPhoto by Harreli Beaverton 4988).
garet Rice, senior vice president; Emma Lanctot,
given out.
Mrs. E. R. Sheets.
with her sister la Corvallis.
| Michigan.
Spring Concert
Features Music
Groups April 28
Music Treat at
Annual Festival
Newberg, Apr. 28
Girl Orchestra
Plays April 30
At Firemen's Ball
Beaverton Time Confusion
Might Be Clarified May 2
Red Cross Blood
Appointments on
Save-Hour Time
Recreation and
Red Cross Nears Hobbies Shown at
PTA Meet April 26
Fund Collection
Quota By Report
Girls Dominate
H S Grade Honors
Latest Listings
Cornell's Irish
Setter Earns 2
Dog Show Places
u
Beaverton VFW Auxiliary Installation
Delegation Goes
To Convention of
Parent-Teachers
Eight Take Part
Annual Conclave
State Demolays