EQUIPMENT FREEZE PREVENTS
PORTLAND TELEVISION SETUP
CEDAR MILL
"Television mencement exercises are sched
and Radio” was the topic cov uled for Tuesday evening, May
Mrs. R u ssell Welsh and Mrs.
Summer
will find Beaverton
ered by Art Kirkham. vice-pres 24. at 8 p.m at the Grange Hall
1
G.
S. B d in sley, co-chairmen fo r the high school office practice stud
ident of KOIN
Radio Station
BASKET SOCIAL
\pril 29 v isit o f the Red Cross ents
working In shops, banks,
Wednesday evening. May 11 at
On Saturday evening. May 7 B loodm obU e, w ish to express a p ' drug stores and other business«».
the Community Club Meeting at
I the young people of Leedy Grange p re cia tio n fo r th e volunteer w o r k
Georgia Hicks, junior plans on
the school house. Television in
; held a basket social at the ers who m a d e th e * cession a suc working as a typist at the Ben
Portland is not possible until af
i Grange Hall. A successful eve- cess F o llo w in g is the list
jamin Franklin Bank in Portland.
ter the freeze of television equip
1 ning is reported
Nurses. Mrs. F J Kieiske. in
ment is raisedl.
Mr. Kirkham
Cundari's new drive-in at West
charge, with the following legis- Slope will have Mary Ann Ko-
stated that nationwide or net G R EAT L Y IMI'KOVKS
work television service will not
Carol Larson, small daughter of terej nurses Mrs. L W. Selfridge. kich as part of its summer staff
be developed for at least two Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larson, Portland; Mrs. Burniester, Aloha Mary Ann states that she likes
years.
Mrs. to meet different tvpes of peo
spent several days under obser- and Mrs. Frank Warrens.
During the business meeting a j vation at Good Samaritan Hospi L. IT. Shippey. Mi - Elaine Jones. ple and therefore likes fountain
plea for volunteer workers for tal. last week. She has returned Miss Elizabeth Maitin, Mrs. May I work.
evening work on the Scout cabin I home greatly Improved.
Beverly Nlcoll. who worked at
Adamson and Mrs Elmer Eckert,
was made with
several volun
all of Beaverton. Nurses aides the Beaverton cannery last year,
AI KI’ORT VISITATION
teers signed up.
Mrs Bruce McMahon, Beaverton. will be working at the Hillsboro
Primary grade students had the Mrs. Lee Thonipsonand Mrs. Hell, cannery this summer.
The membership drive is cre-
; ating interest ending with the privilege of an outing including of Aloha.
Jean Batke, senior, will be em-
June meeting. At present men a visitation and tour of the Bea
Recruitment Mrs Russel Grant ployed In Meier and Frank's 10th
and women are fairly even on verton airport Thursday afte*- and Mrs. L L. Barter co-chairmen. floor Tea Room and has hopes
I points with a slight lead held by noon.
Mrs. Paul Doyle. Reedville, Mrs. of being transferred to the office
Room representatives and mo Charles Stubbs. Mis. Mabel Mc some day.
the fairer sex.
Claude Cover displayed a board thers assisted with transporta Gee, Mrs. Fred Stiu , Mrs. Ed Dil
The Aloha Cleanei« »ill provide
A special treat of refresh lon. Mrs. Dexter Job and Mrs.
| prepared by Mr. F W. Merewe- tion.
Pat Johnston, senior, with exper
ther showing
a plan of the ments filled out the afternoon.
Andross, of Aloha; Mrs. Fred Goyt, ience and a '’touch of the bus
school property to be developed MOTHF.RN' TEA
Mrs. Robert Summers Mrs W A. iness world”.
for a park and playground ar
By working during the summer,
Girl Scouts entertained their Vining; Mrs. Amy Holtz and Mrs
ea.
better plan
mothers with a tea Thursday af- Dick Webster, Beaverton; Mrs. students hope to
Following
the June meeting,
| ternoon at the school. Present John Robinson. Mi s. Charles Hunt their education and business car
picnics will be held during the
er, A. N. Wetterborg, West Slope eers,
were 12 mothers and 17 girls.
summer months. Mr. W. A. Hol
Cards and appointment sheet
I
SCHOOL
OPEN
HOUSE
ley will be chairman for the
School rooms were artistically Mrs. Donald Jenkins in charge, B I R T H D A Y S U R P R I S E
first picnic on July 17 to be
displayed
Friday
evening for assisted by Mrs. Murdo Hickox and
May 2 was the 14th birthday
held on the school ground.
the benefit of those
attending Mrs. Morgan Cook
of
Patricia McCamley of Rt 2.
STUDY C U B HOSTESS
Typists. Mis. A T Noidquist Walker Road.
open house. Guests were greatly
Mrs. L. S. Upptnghouse
was
impressed
with the children’s and Mrs. M Fibiger.
When she reached home after
hostess to a study club group work.
Canteen: Mrs. Norton Peck, chair school that day she found her
of which she is a member Friday
The primary grade room had man; Mrs. Arthur Pearson, Mrs. eighth grade
classmates
from
evening. May 13. Oregon History
on display a painting presented Classen, Mrs. John Robinson, Mrs. Barnes School had preceded her
is the basis of the study mater
Stevens.
Mrs.
Charles on the bus and surprised
them by the P.T.A for having Nelson
her
ial being used.
the most parent attendance dur Hunter. Mrs. Veldon Huge hnd Mrs. with ». wiener roast.
VACATION PENDS
ing the year.
Henry Johnson.
Many nice gifts, a ball game
The schpoj year is coming to a
Women of the P.T.A furnished
Hostesses. Mrs. Herbeit Mason, and dessert of ice cream and
close
with the
school picnic and served
cake.
coffee and Mrs. Russell Grant, Mrs. L. L. Bar-
cake finished off a grand birth
scheduled for Friday, May 27. at punch during the evening.
zee. Flowers arraangements by day celebration.
Shute Park in Hillsboro. Com-
T A K E HOMESITE
Mrs. Robert Rugland.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hohnstein
Church
recruitment
Catholic, P I A N I S T S P E R F O R M
have purchased a homesite near Mis. Morry Wagenblasi, Mrs. Lau-
Mrs. Ruby Johnson presented
the Multnomah county line from rence Lamberger, Mrs. Vernon the following piano pupils in re-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stark They Amell and Mis. Al Johnson. Chris I cital Saturday evening. May 7th
plan to start well drilling opera tian: Mrs. Fred Wisch
at her home on S. W. 7th St..
tions and remodeling the house
Nazarene. Mrs. Ivy Martin and Beaverton.
on the
property
Immediately Miss Alice Watts. Methodist, Mrs.
Marcia and Skippy Saunders.
preparatory to moving In within Lucile Ronrig, and Mrs. H. E. Mil
With Screen Wire and
Mary» lira Crt’e(gory, Joella Jer
two months.
Screen Doors
ler. Congregational, Miss Elizabeth sey and Wanda Omman of Alo-
F R E E CAMPSITES
Martin. St. Matthews Lutheran, ha-Huber; Carleen Sorensen. Ed
Two local girls will be allowed Earl Enger; Valley Community ward Zimbrick. Joyce
Wytten-
campships for a week this sum Presbyterian church, Mrs. Sue berg, Judy Byrd and Mary and
mer through the Portland Scout Hall.
I Barbara Sweet of Beaverton.
office.
Nancy Rogers
of the
local
Brownie
Troop
and
Gloria
Smith
and
of the Girl Scout Troop will have
the privilege of representing their
troops.
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(with wedding order)
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ICE ARENA
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KEEP THE
FLIES OUT
Get Your
Pabco Paints
The second of a series of four
free flight meets was held Sun
day, May 8 at Hillsboro, Ore.
sponsored by the Stardusters of
Portland.
Music by
Flying was ideal due to the
Johnnie Washburn's
unusually fine day and 'Barn
Melody Aces
Door” thermals were in existence
almost all day It was not unus
ual for planes to lemain aloft
for eight to fourteen minutes on
one flight . These long flights
Admission--74c, (Inc. Tax)
made it tough for the unlucky
modeler who did not hook into a
thermal.
If you want to buy. trade or sell,
The Multnomah
1 »«suilctiugs
TRY A CLASSIFIED AD
were out in force and turned in
a good day of flying Those plac
ing in the wlr. column are as
follows: George Hilton, 3rd place
Class “ A” Junior; John Fuez 4th
place Class ” A” Junior, 3rd place
Class ”C” Junior; Ron O’Brien.
2nd place Class “ B” Junior, 2nd
place Class ”C” Junior;
David
Fuez. 4th place Class ” B” Jun
ior; Marianne
Ntchol 4th place
Class ”C” Junioi ; Richard Nichol,
2nd place Class ” R" Senior. 3rd
place Class "C" Senior; Stanley
Ryder 3rd place Class ” B” Sen
JUNE - JU LY - AUGUST
ior; 4th place Class ”C" Senior;
Dr. Ernest Nichol 4th place Class
“ A” Senior, 4th place Class "B”
Senior. 5th place Class ”C” Sen
ior.
FAMOUS FOR
Although final results on points
DELICIOUS FROSTED
has not been compiled. The Dood
DONUTS
lebugs are confident that they
are now leading In points for the
trophy to be awarded
leading
D0NUT KETTLE
club at close of (he series of four
4 COFFEE SHOP
contests.
The third and next free flight
Canyon Road at East " Y "
meet in this series will be held
Phone Beaverton 4575
the latter part of this month at
Hillsboro sponsored by the Hills
boro Model Club.
MAY 21
STARTING
JUNE 1
We will close at
noon on
Saturdays
O. R. NICHOLSON & SON
Dealer in SCSAP IRON
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Lead and Zinc
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P hone;
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Neot Union O il Depot - -
Bertho-Beoverton HI way
Painting Supplies
PATIENT RELEASED
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Old Canyon Road
Beaverton Phone 3821
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For G reater V alu e
Am erica Buys More
Hospitalized
at St.
Vincents
Hospital for several days last
week was Diane Cover following
an attack of appendicitis. She was
released following treatment.
at
G ARDEN LUNCHEON
Hostess for Cornell Club Wed
nesday afternoon was Mrs. A. E.
Hickethle’-. A garden luncheon
was served
her guests.
Next
hostess will be Mrs. Calvin Knt-
j terman on May 25.
ANNUALCAMPOREE
Boy Scouts of Troop 207 ac-
| companied by their scoutmaster,
Jack Mutchler, L. W, Kingsley
and Ross Bruce
were among
j those attending the Camporee at
j Glenwood over the week end.
Scouts from the Tualatin. For
est Grove and Hillsboro districts
! combined for the annual Campor-
I ee.
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FIREM AN
Beginning May 15 John Kl user
i began duties as a regular paid
j fireman at the fire station.
Roy
Lohr is on
duty each
night under the
new arrange-
i ments which provides a fireman
on duty at all times.
HEALTH
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v
su pe r b
te c h n iq u e
and
IN T H E WAY I IN S T A LLE D THIS
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Enjoy tht
whiskey that’s
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FLOW ER SHOW
June 3 has been officially set
as
the date
for the annual
Spring flower show of the Cedar
Mill Garden Club at the Grange
Hall Entries will be received be
tween the hours of 8 am. and
10 a.m. with the show being op
ened to the public between the
hours of 2 and 9 p.m.
General flower show chairman
is Mrs. Peter Hohnstein Plans
were discussed
in detail
by
Flower show committee chairman
at a meeting Monday afternoon
at Mrs. Hohnstein's home.
Horticultural exhibits .arrange
ments, an educational exhibit and
Junior Division will be Included
in the schedule
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CONFERENCE
Around twenty
children
re
ceived medical attention Tuesday
afternoon when the Child Health
Conference was in session at the
school.
The clinics will continue dur
ing the summer months.
However, beginning in July the
first Tuesday in each month will
be the date rather than the sec
ond Tuesday as it has been
Assisting Mrs.
L. s. Upping
house and Mrs. F. W. Merewe-
ther for the next year will
be
Mrs. Ross Bruce and Mrs. E. 8.
McCawley. The P.T.A. is spon
soring the conferences.
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