SCHOOL PROGRAM ANSWERS YEN
FOR THOSE "FAR AW AY PLACES"
DANCE
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE - F r id a y , April 29, 1949
HAZELD ALE-COOPER MOUN-. ase a sound movie projector for
TAIN —To answer the popular 1 the school.
yen for those "Far Away Places", COOPER - DALE OFFICERS
all four rooms of the Hazeldale
The Cooper-Dale Garden club
school presented a ten-act comedy met April 20 at the home of Mrs
by that name at the school. April Mable Burge, with Mrs. Hilda
22. A large number attended the Pierson as co-hostess. Twenty-one
Scott's Orchestra
affair.
members and two visitors were
Ha.el Bergquam. Mary Enchede. present. New officers for the en­
Adm 80c incl. tax
Elizabeth Thompson and Anna suing year were installed as fol­
Rasmussen, teachers, directed the lows; Mrs.
Carrie
Kinneman.
production.
president; Mrs. John Rhorbach.
j Program included. "Captain of vice president; Mrs Hazel John­
¡the Fantasia". Leroy Berger; “Sail- son, secretary and Mrs. Margaret
A MEAT TREAT . . .
orettes’ Dance", Deloris Bucknul- Weaver, treasurer. Mrs. Blakeney
ler, Beth Ehler, Maud Webb, Mita of Beaverton did the installing.
YOUR DOG W ILL EAT
Rickelt, Marilin Wright, Nadine
Corsages were presented to the
Jensen, Nadine Shaper and Jcne incoming officers. Other officers
44)' Fresh .Meat
Arbogast.
of the club are, librarian, Mrs.
“Children of Gallaway” was Broad; historian and publicity,
played by Beverly Calhoun, Pat Mrs. R. E. Jensen
sick commit­
Anderson, Mary Smurthwaite. Mar­ tee. Mrs. Hilda Pierson, program
cia Collett. Allen Tausher, Jimmie committee, Mrs. Babe Livermore
Carey, Edward Higgs, Rodney and Mrs. Gladys Hesterlee.
Johnson. They were all in costume
The club presented Mrs. Babe
Nineteen children of the primary Livermore and Mrs. Vic Maixner
room presented "Spring in an ’Eng­ the out going officers with a rho­
lish Garden."
dodendron each, a scrap book
The “Seven Singing Irishmen" with all the club pictures and the
were Jimmie Cary Jerry Ehler, activities of the club for the past
Rodney Johnson, Richard Stout, two years. There was a gift ex­
| Jimmie Cowie, Edward Higgs and change for the pollyannas.
j AUenTausher.They also were in Next meeting of the club will be
costume.
May 18, at the home of Mrs. Car­
Twenty-fuor children in costumes rie Kinneman, with Mrs.
Zeii j
of the old day», put on "Pioneers Struthers as co-hostess. It will be ]
in I860.“ The stage practically ran potluck at 12;30 and a plant sale
wild with wild Indians.
will be held sharply at 2 p.m.
45'» Fresh Meat
Twelve boys and girls acted out,
A rising vote of thanks was ex­
A Marrow Hone
"In the Village of Scandahoovia" tended to the out going officers
with routine, words and music
FROM ROSEBI RG
worked up by Miss Bergquam.
Mrs. Willard Livermore of Rose-
Twenty'two were in the case of
burg spent last week at the home
“ Latin American Neighbors.” Mar­
of her husband's parents, Mr. and
lin Wright, Berdine Huth, Renata
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Mrs. E. W. Livermore.
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Gutknecht and Colleen Gamrath
TO BAY CENTER
s u p e r - m e flT
took part in "Home Again" which
D O G FO O D
Last week April 20, Mrs. Mennie
included the Buttons and Bows
Berger
took her mother. Mrs. Da­
dance.
ley, to Bay Center, Wn., to stay
Last number was a kangeroo
court, with Mr. Collett as master with her other daughter, Mrs. Earl
Salee.
of ceremonies. Culprits were cal
CDA EVENING MEET
led from the audience.
M. W
Mrs. Betty Wagenblast, grand
Gamrath, Harold Shaper anl Jim
Mads. HUA U no VU a ì
regent of the Catholic Daughters
Cowie performed the Buttons and
and her mother, Mrs. Agnes Alt-
Rtl lidi I
Bows dance in costume. Ed Ber­
a i t it A
ger and Mrs. Gladys Hesterlee sang hisin attended the CDA at Ore­
gon City, April 20.
a duet. Mr Shaper, C. D. Walker,
Mrs. Enchede and Mrs. Jensen PASTORS OPEN HOUSE
A large number attended the
walked up and down the aisle with
Buy Them at Your Dentar
open
house which was held at the
a piece of chalk on a ruler. Mr.
Rev. and Mrs. Mitchells' new home
Collett
and
Mrs.
Bergquam
offered
Manufactured for
on Farmington Road just west of
American Sales Products Co. a dance finale.
the Hazeldale school house, April
Room mothers served coffee,
916 S. E. 7th Ave. East 4511
22. The house is unfinished as yet.
doughnuts
and
soda
pop.
Proceeds
Portland 14, Oregon
of the evening, which amounted HOME AGAIN
Mrs. Otto Leopold is at home
to $40, will be used to help purch-
now after four days in the hos­
pital. She must remain in bed
for some time but she is very
much improved.
MISSIONARY MEET
Missionary meeting of the Hazel­
dale Bible church was held Friday,
April 22, with Mrs. Robt. Merrill.
Nine were present.
Bandages were torn and ro.lled,
baby’s nighties were cut and
sewed.
Mrs. Merrill is the newly appoint­
ed secretary to suceed Mrs. Hes-
A GIFT FROM
tejiee. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Mitchell May 27.
COOPER MT. PLAY
There will be a 4H play at the
Cooper Mountain school April 30.
There will be bingo, a fish pond,
pie and coffee wil be sold. Every­
TO THE lOO.OOOTH
body is welcome.
CI B SCOUT PARTY
PRESCRIPTION CUSTOMER
The Cub Scouts of Den 1, met
last Tuesday, April 19, at the home
of their Den Mother, Violet Mills.
Mrs. Mills served cake and punch
in honor of Billy Gamrath and
Clarence McGregor's birthdays.
MOTHER'S HANQI ET
The girls of Mrs. Doty's class
and the girls of Mrs. Santoro’s
class of the Hazeldale
Bible
churoh will honor their mothers
Yes, alm ost anytim e now,
with a banquet May 5 at the school
house.
Dean's Drug Store will com­
KALAMA WEDDING
Mrs. Ollie Leroy of Kalama, W n,
pound their 100,000th pre­
mother of Mrs. Mort Miller, be­
came the bride of Joe Cogdale of
scription apd in observance
Kalama. Wn., Wednesday, April 20
of the event
at Vancouver, Wn. Mr. and Mis.
Mort Miller were their only attend­
a n t.
will give a
Huber
1
4 ^ -
Hall
Sat., April
30
YOU MAY BE THE WINNER
of a 3-lb. Box of
GALES AMERICAN CUSTOM
CHOCOLATES!
DEAN'S
DRUG STORE
IS YOUR CAR
NEUROTIC?
W'hen you drive a car that is
sluggish, that's a sure sign of
engine trouble that could be­
come serious. We'll put new life
in the old bus with our Spring
changeover service.
G O O D Y EA R
T IR ES
DODGE - P LY M O U T H
Service and Parts
Free Estim ates on All W ork
"For PURR-fect Motor Re­
pairs"
RASMUSSEN'S
GARAGE
Phone 3251
LADIES MEET CHALLENGE AND
ORGANIZE SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
BONNY SLOPE
The ladies
of the community have formed a
softball team
They practice every Monday.
Wednesday
and
Friday
after
school. All ladies are invited to
join.
Mr. Charles Carlon, the school
principal is the manager, and is
hoping to line up some games
with neighboring teams.
HOYS AND GIRLS
Friday. April 22 the girls and
boys softball
teams of Bonny
Slope played games with the vis­
iting teams from Sunset Valley
School.
The score between the two girls
teams was: twelve to seven in
favor of the visiting team.
The Bonny Slope boys team
won with a score of twenty-one
to one.
STANLEY PARTY
Mrs. Elmer Frey was hostess at
a Stanley party at her home on
Thompson Road on April 18th.
MICH IMPROVED
Mrs. Chas. Isaacson who has
been a patient at Good Samart-
ton hospital for the past ten days
where she underwent an opera­
tion has returned home and
is
feeling much improved.
YOUNG MEASLES
old
daughter
of
Mr.
and
WIENER ROAST
The Teen Age organization of !
the Bonny Slope Community Clut !
is planning a wiener roast to be 1
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held next Wednesday night. Ap-
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ril 27.
W IT H K E LATIS E.S
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Miss Bettye Brutke of West Rd. 1
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left Friday morning for Turner.
Oregon where she visited rela­
tives until Sunday evening when
she returned to her home.
Subscriber Looks
For Arrival Date
'News from Home'
Mrs.
NEW
ran meet your
needs
large box of
these fine
chocolates to
iW
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/
-
the lucky
P R A Y E R SC H E D U LE
customer.
It's due to hap­
pen almost
lecture. entitled
“ l*rovinjs the Truth of
Christian Sc ¡pure In
11 iiman Affairs."
by
Kalpii ('astir, C. S. of
San Francisco, Calif.
Member of the Board of
lectureship of The Mother
Churoh, The First Church
of Christ, Scientist, in
Boston, Massachusetts.
TUESDAY, MAY 3
II j>. in.
in the
edifice of
FIRST CHURCH
OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
1819 N. W. Everett Street,
Portland, Oregon
so bring your
in
today!
DEANS
DRUG STORE
" IT 'S D EA N 'S FOR P R E S C R IP T IO N S "
On Farm ington Road
Beaverton 3774
at
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Beaver Lumber
& Supply Co.
On Walker Road
Phone Beaverton 3179
LAW N S
Fertilizer
25 lb‘
LAWN
R O LLER S
Fertilizer
Spreaders
FOR RENT
by the
DAY
FOR RENT
by the
DAY
B . 3 m fa y & ^ S o n A
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'/ u r e d ,
WORK
Hoi
In time ot need,
Finley » service is
SIX INCH LACE TO TOE
as close as your
nearest phone Any
CONSTRUCTION WORK
hour of day or night,
our experience, our
facilities and con
sideration are at your
instant command
•
Prayer meeting will be held this
T he mortuary
Thursday evening in the home of
that seri es so
Rev. and Mrs. Joe Mitchell.
u ell when you
WORK RENEWS
need so much.
It Is planned to start work again
on the Hazeldale Bible church this
week.
SCOUTS IN COOPER MT.
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Walter Donnell and scout com­
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* * AT M O U T G O W C U T ♦ I T W i l l
missioner Frost of Aloha presented
a scouting picture at the Cooper
Mountain school April 22, for the
| purpose of organizing a scout
I troop Mr Hays of the Signal Oil
I company brought out the film and
j projector. There were several boys
of scouting age present.
Albert
WEST END
Kemmer has volunteered to head
SELI-WOOD BRIDGE
the committee and give any help!
CREMATORIUM
he could Others who offered help’
were Mr Price, Mr Altig, Ben j
MAUSOLEUM
¡Maixner
and Mr Hendrickson!
Boys who wish to Join do not ne-
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1 cessanly have to live in the Coo- Complete Funeral Service In New
Cathedral Chapel at No Extra Coat
per Mountain district.
On Saturday, April 30, there will Riverside Is a cooperative associ
I be a meeting of the scouting com­ ation with assets of over $800,000
mittee to select a scoutmaster and
I signing of all boys who wish to
IF you wont to buy, trod« or sail
I join.
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Jinkt/
SIX INCH SEAMLESS BACK
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Riverview Cemetery
You get S & H Green Stamps
"D ouble on Prescriptions" too1
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prescription
Attendance at the Hazeldale
Bible church Sunday school April
24 was 55, with an offering of
$4 49. Christeen Hesterlee observed
Diana Lynn Hesterlee's birthday
in her absence and John Fackler
observed his birthday.
O
y frr
to be a measles victim.
T h is is the ideal season to plant your lawn . . . and
Pam is better and up playinf
again.
we can supply everything but the place
LAST WEEK CALL
^
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Mrs. C. F\ McLaughlin, of Rrigh
ton, hut formerly of Bonny Slope
Diamond Brand, Specially Pre-
was a visitor here last week.
HOSPITAL REPORT
L / \ N
pared Seed for This Area.
Mrs. J. B. Smith of Cannon
Beach is reported as being much
$1.20
__________
1 lb.
better at Emanuel Hospital where
she was operated on last week
5.ib. lots
ib. s u o
Mr. Smith was a visitor In the
community last Monday Mr and
Also Bulk Seed M ixed to Your Specifications
Mrs. Smith lived on Thompson
Road for several years before
moving to Cannon Beach last No­
—
To assure a lush full growth—
vember.
CLUB “30 AGAIN”
50c
Mrs. James Means of Portland
entertained the "30 Again“ birth­
10-lbs . .................... ....... ... 90c
day club at her home last Mon­
day.
...........
$1.75
Among those present were; Mrs.
C. F. McLaughlin of Brighton, 1
100 lbs. ____________ _____ $5.00 j
Mrs. Andrew Smith of Portland,
Mrs. Ed Harvey,
Mrs. Ernest
Emerson,
Mrs. Adolph
Batke,
Mrs. Maurice Hanson of Bonny
Slope and the hostess Mrs. Means.
Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Mcl^vughlin
and Mrs. Means were all former
residents of Bonny Slope.
IN LOGGING BIZ
Mr. and Mrs, Robert E Pro-
fitt and
two small daughters
have sold their home In this dis­
trict
and moved to Brighton
where Mr. Profitt Is employed
in the logging business.
TOES AMPUTATED
Mr. J. B. Horner of McDaniel
Road is In the hospital where
he has had his toes on one foot
amputated. He has fieen a suf­
ferer of sugar diabetes for sev­
eral years.
ANOTHER 4 WEEKS
Mr. Ernest
Emerson returned
to St. Vincent's hospital last Tues­
day hoping to have his body
cast removed only to be told that
he would have to be In It for an­
other four weeks.
Mr. Emerson was Injured on | A L O H A , O R E .
P H O N E 6311 j
ir
December 15, when he fell from
the roof of his home.
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let us figure your m aterial
needs
Mrs. Fannie Stock recently mov­
ed from Beaverton to 518 Howard
street. Santa
Rosa. California.
And with her went a significant
tie from “ the old home town."
A letter recently received states; I
“ Dear Sirs;
“ Inclosed find money order for 1
the BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
“I look forward for the day ;
when the paper comes to me En­
joy reading the news and all It
tells me. from home
“Thanking you,
Fannie Stock.
Hall and Broadway, Beaverton
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