The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, May 20, 1949, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text★ BEAVER High Lights ★ CLUB SEES MOVIES. REVIEWS GAINS AT END-OF-YEAR MEET Beaverton Uses Athletic Field For Graduation Road Accidents Involved Every Sixth Licensee BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, Moy 20, 1949 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------— TO T H E D A L L E S drivers were involved in acci- .« . „ „ Mr. and Mrs E m ory Smith on dents during 1948. 9.471 more ... . . G reen w ood Drive have sold their than during the first postw ar . . _ , . _. _ , ... * * home and are m oving to The Dal- year o f 194b and an all-time high O regon One out o f every six holders O ver half were guilty of a traf- r K , , , T ( . E U G E N E o f an Oregon driver's license was fic law violation at the time o f Mr a n d M , s " B Deland and involved in a traffic accid en t last the m ishap .the record reveals. fa m i,y d rove to Eugene Sunday year, the secretary o f state's tr a f Most o f the accident drivers , Q vUU Mr D eU n d ., ala„ r nnd fic safety division said today. were O regon residents with six fam lly Mr and Mr„ Charles Statewide records show 127.768 years or more driving experience Harris | T U A L A T IN V IE W The T u a l back stop fo r the sch ool; spon atin V iew Com m unity Club held soring and backin g o f the cem - P K P CLU B SEL E C T S library at the home o f its last Spring M eeting at the m unity W ith 139 seniors set for grad The library is Tuesday evening Mrs. M cG uffin N ext year’s pep club m em bers School H ouse uation, Beaverton union high were announced in last F rid ay’s May 10. A fair c 'o w d attended. gaining in popularity and sev sch ool announces that It will eral new books have been added. Mr. and Mrs. R obert Johnson assem bly by P resident Donna show ed som e m oving pictures o f Plans are being made to hold hold com m encem ent exercises on H arvey. N ancy Flinn and Helen Ste vacation trips, the Co-op fire at the com m unity p icn ic in the near its athletic field. May 26 starting vens, ju n iors and Ellen Smith. H illsboro last year and a caracul future. T he proceeds o f the club at 8 p.m.. D aylight Saving Time. dance helped fill the co ffe rs o f W ith such Jo Ann K ram er and Anita Ghig- sheep. a large class, the M eetings will take up again the the club treasury and som e of letti .sophom ores, w ere chosen sch ool has no adequate room in to rem ain in the club fo r their second week in October. In the I this m oney wilj help finance the w hich the exercises m ay be past year the club has accom p li picnic. secon d consecutive year. Q cD IE SMAllftAiANCE properly held, declares I. R. shed several things for which A good crow d and a good time Metzler, superintendent VUS A VU2V REVIEW Other girls selected are Cynthia they set their goal. Som e o f is expected. T h ere is to be games A rpke, N orm a Black. Fern Can- Of SOME Of THOSE E ach gradu ate will be alloted 3 them w ere: the gaining o f fire and prizes for the children. naday. D ona Tardy, Thelm a T ar tickets w hich will admit parents SH0PPIKJ6 TRIPS HE hydrants throughout the com m u n dy and D orine Dolly, ju n iors; Pat or friends to the covered grand NEW A R R IV A L MAPE TO THE Traner, K atherine G oyak, B ar ity .the setting up o f the new BiG t o w n in A six pound, five ounce baby stand. G eneral adm ission bleach bara H em rich and B everly Joh n C A KHAR T Y R O S / ' girl. Linda Jean, was born to ers will be set up on the other son, soph om ores; M aty Jo C or side o f the athletic field and the Mr. and Mrs. L loyd McFarland. ” Et tu B ru te ?” nell, G abriella Ghigletti, K ath is cordially in The M cF arlands form erly lived general pu blic This fam iliar passage is being leen Kennish, Shirley Gearhard. to attend the cerem onies in W est Haven but have recent vited m em orized by al] the you ng Jul Zola Lindsay, Pat M adden, Nan T hey m ay brin g blankets (and R hodes and Iva Lee Sledge, ius Caesars in Mts. Beth Metz- ly purchased a new home at 101 - iuo j io j ( paitnba i Jt SB||a.iqum and H alsey Sts., Portland. ler's sophom ore English classes. freshme.n. ' fort. T hose preparing to read the O utgoing pep club m em bers W E E K E N D G l'E S T S M eanwhile. M etzler announces role o f Julius Caesar are: Danny are Janette Nelson, Pat Hanley, Mrs. W . M oe and fam ily of : that the proposed building pro Steele, Bill Byrd. G eorge Jan La Velle Flannery, June M yers, sen, Ken Alexander and B ob Senz. Salem spent the week end with gram. for w hich $300,000 in bonds B etty M cBride, sophm ores; G eor were recently approved, will first | The role o f Mark A nthony will \ her sister, Mrs. F lorence May. gia H icks. B everly Blank. R ose provide science, hom e econom ics be read by R o g e r Murch, Bill SCH OO L P IC N IC m ary Sledge, Helen Jurgensen. I and fou r additional class rooms. Brant, A rt Carpenter, Lorraine The Tualatin V iew School p ic B everly N ickol, ju n iors; and sen Jon es and R ich ard Larsen. n ic is being held, May 19, at No im m ediate action will be tak iors, D oroth y Leopold, Fannie en on con stru ction o f the auditor- Students playing Brutus are the Oaks Park. Lee Z ook, Donna H arvey, Pat 1 ium -gym nasium until the first E ugene Dod, B arry Hoaglin. Don Johnston, LaD on B artholom ew , B ridenbacker, D ick Hall and Bob H ypnotism was on ce thought to phase o f the building is com plet N an cy N agues and Inez Grimm. Barton. be caused by a thick m agnetic ed. * * * Orson W elle's record album o f fluid. A dditional storage capacity P H O T O G P R A C T IC E • • • Julius C aesar is being played in must also be added to the garage The photography class is devel class so that the students m ay Baby birds often eat m ore than in ord er to take care o f transpor op in g film s for students, says im prove their interpretation. tation equipm ent. their own w eight in food daily. Miss Bernice Conoly, photography instructor. A small price is charged for the developin g w hich provides p rac tical experience fo r the class. * • • N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N to the legal voters o f School D istrict No. U nion 10 Jt., o f W ashington T his is the second cartoon o f a series designed to bring home the fact that H om e-P urch asin g is, after and M ultnom ah Counties, State o f O regon, that a SCH OOL M E E T IN G o f the said district will be all, the B E S T purchasing. D on 't be a B. T. S. (B ig T ow n Shopper) BUY IN B E A V E R T O N ! P A IN T IN G IN O n . held at # B eaverton on the 23rd day o f May, 1949, fro m 2 to 7:00 o 'clo ck p. m., fo r the purpose o f Be sure T o L ook T hrou gh T he M erchants' Advertisem ents Below. You m ayfln d Y O U R Nam e Among "A R u stic B ridge in A utum n” discussing trie budget fo r the fiscal school year, b e g in n in g July 1, 1949, and en d in g June 30, 1960, here is the them e o f a picture being in after set forth, and to elect one director fo r a term o f five years and one d irector fo r a term of the L uck y If you are a winner, ju st d rop in at the business firm where you r nam e appears and ni.-k . . . v o u r F R E F T h o n t r p T i c k e t * T O O 1C M O W * painted by M arilyn M cCam ley, tw o years. ju n ior for Mrs. M arjorie W hit- S T A R K IE ’S T O T SH O P DO N U T K E T T L E beck, sch ool librarian. G U L L E Y 'S M O B IL E SE R V IC E H askell S hopping Center C anyon R oad at “ E” Y T he picture is still in the ear 678 N. W . B roadw ay, Beaverton. Beaverton, Phone 3642 B eaverton. P hone 4676 ly stages and is being developed Phone 4406. in oils on a canvas 20 inches by Schedule I Estim ated R eceipts and A vailable Cash B alance* C A N Y O N C A F E A SE R VICE STA. IR A A B ILL 'S M A R K E T 30 inches. ID E A L C L E A N E R S Construction T ota l All General On C anyon Road, Beaverton 632 N. E. Canyon R oad • • • 621 N. W. C anyon Road Fund from ITEM Funds (2) F und (3) Beaverton. P hone 4162 G E T T IN G V P ST E A M bond sales) (5) C L A R K 'S W E L D IN G SER VICE Beaverton. Phone 4281 (1) B eaverton T he historical developm ent, E stim ated R eceipts from IIOI J.A N D F E E D S T O R E CO O K 'S C L E A N E R S A D Y E R S p ractical usage, and the structure • 1. D elinquent Taxes ................................................ . $ 3,000.00 $ 3,000.00 On broad way T H R IF T Y M A R K E T 46,234.03 46,234.03 o f internal and external com bu s • 3. B asic S ch ool Support Fund Beaverton. Phone 3811 29. N. W . Broadway, Beaverton. 00 6. H igh School Tuition 7.000. 00 7.000. Mrs. R . H. Hesmehn tion engines are bein g studied P hone 3261. 1,800.00 1.800.00 8. High School T ransportation by Miss A m arette B arnes’ fresh F A L K 'S H A R D W A R E 4.000. 00 4.000. 00 • 9. E lem entary T ransportation ...... ....................... 375 N. W. C anj’on Road m an science classes. H askell Shopping Center M X )M IS H E A T IN G O i l * 500.00 500.00 10. Sales o f Supplies, Property, or Equipment.. Beaverton. Phone 3891 Oral explanations con cern in g Beaverton. Phone 4888 i Canyon R oad Beaverton. 3,300.00 3,300.00 11. C afeterfe the operation o f a fly-w heel, e c •14. Other Sources ............ ......... ..... ......... ...... ........ 2,000.00 2,000.00 Phone 4102 j K IN G S L E Y -B E A V E R T O N Lbr. Co. cen tric rods, valves, and the pis •15. Estim ated T otal R eceipts ..._................. —.. D E A N ’S D R U G S T O R E 67.834.03 ’ 67,834.03 LO G AN & PAG E 3 S. W. Farm ington Road ton o f the com m on steam engine F arm ington R oad, •16. Estim ated Available Cash B alance or 326 S. W Farm ington were given by m em bers o f the 300,000.00 Beaverton. Phone 3201. Beaverton. P hone 3774 300,000.00 D eficit (A dd Cash B alan ce— D educt D eficit) | Beaverton. P hone 4660 « class. •17. E stim ated T otal R eceipts and Available Single-action model steam en 300,000.00 H O M E B U IL D E R S St'PIM .Y CO. 67,834.03 367,834.03 Cash Balance or D e f ic i t .................... B E A V E R T O N S E R V IC E CO. M IJ.I.E R'S G R O C E R Y gines were contributed fo r class At th e “ Y " W est end of 73 E. B roadw ay W atson St., Beaverton. Ph. 3661. Schedule II— General F on d Estim ated E xpenditure» observation by Bill W inters, and Beaverton Phone 3961 B eaverton. P hone 4846 B illy K rieck , freshm en. Expenditures for 2 fisc»] year* next C L E A R W A T E R PLU M BING preceding the cur rent school year Russel C hadw ick, senior, loaned SPEEDY FREEZE 266 N. W. Broadway. Phone 4681. B ea v er R a d io A R e co rd in g ■ 102 W atson, Beaverton. Ph 4942 120 N. W. C anyon Road a 66 h.p. opposed-type airplane 0 s p W JA KOBKO N 'S T E X A C O SE R V IC E ? " = Ï << J 5 * m otor for class study last Friday Beaverton. P hone 2704 w or* East “ Y ” Beaverton. Phone 4156 C A R R C H E V R O L E T 2 5 2 £ and Monday. Russel disassem bled = 3 140 N. W. B roadw ay, Beaverton. ^ o’ r» £ F L O R E N C E B E A U T Y SHOP and explained each part o f the ITEM G R E G O R Y 'S SIG N A L S E R V IC E I P hone 3333. ¡L 106 S. W. W atson, Beaverton m otor and how it operates. 56 N. E. Canyon Road, Beaverton n n Phone 3241 <r> R alph Salmon, freshm an also B E A V E R T O N F L O R IST Phone 2011 ~ M M » « ¡ f w # ~ g » -4 ri Q ? ® X brought a one cylin d er garden to *1 p S. E. Lom bard ® r* *1 a pj-o H A R R E L L 'S P H O T O STUIHO M cC R K A D Y L U M B E R CO. tra ctor m otor and disassem bled it n 3 2 Beaverton. Phone 2525 » 2 1023 N. E. C anyon Road - * » a Old C anyon Road, Beaverton. fo r the classes. 0 » «e* sí?- B eaverton. P hon e 4988. — ■ ; r -JUL Phone 3821 KINDI EV M ILLIN G CO. I. G E N E R A L C O N T R O L P IC T U R E T Y P IN G 16 S. E. Farm ington Hoad 1. Personal service: ASII A U T O M O TIV E S E R V IC E T IL L M A N 'S T IP TO P Jan et Dawes, Jean Hansen and Beaverton. Phone 3851, 6,000.00 (1) Superintendent ...... .......... ......... .......... ....... 177 'K. B roadw ay 5.940.00 5,500.00 V irginia M ock, under the direc •(2) C lerk ................................................... C larence E. B u ffam 600.00 600.00 600.00 Honverton. Phone 2631. tion o f Mrs. Ann Elliott, typing PAIT-SO N ’S C A F E (3) Stenographers and other o ffic ç assistants 2,088.00 1.980.00 1,800.00' teacher, are now doing original A cross from Hank atdleavertnn C O F F E E CU P C A F E •(4) C om pulsory education and census 486 N. E. Canyon R oad 200.00 200.00 200 00 ' 5 > Other services . P hone 4146 w ork in art-typing. 2.400 00 Beaverton. Phone 4694, 1.200.00 On B roadw ay, Beaverton, 2. Supplies 700.00 A rt typing book s with patterns 500.00 350.00 3. E lections and publicity ...................................... 250.00 350.00 have been put aside and original 350.00 *4. Legal service (cle rk 's bond, audit, etc.).... 400.00 400.00 400.00 silhouettes and portraits have IX . D E B T S E R V IC E — N O N -BO N D E R *5. Other expense o f general con trol: (1) 800.00 300.00 300.00 *1. Interest on warrants ........... been created by using ca rb on typ 900.00 500 00 500.00 •6. Total Expense o f G eneral Control 13,438.00 11,470.00 9,500.00 7,915 11 ing paper, letter com binations *3. T o t a l Ib-ht Service, N o n B o n d e d 900.00 500.00 500 00 345.00 and ingenuity. n . IN ST R U C T IO N — Supervision X. E M E R G E N C Y 5,000.00 5,000.00 5.500.00 4,000.00 P ictu res with good outlines 1. P ersonal service: •(1) Principals have been cu t from m agazines 4200.00 Total S chedule II—General Fund— Total esti and are used as silhouettes. •5. Total E xpense o f Supervision m ated expenses fo r the year sum o f Items 1-6, 4.500.00 II-5, III-7, IV-8, V-4, VI-4, V II-4, VIII-7, IX 3, X A vis Jones and Diane H atha 174,743.00 163.860.00 140.900 00 90,866 84 III. IN ST R U C T IO N — T eaching w ay have used their pets as sub 1. Personal serv ice: S C H E D U L E III — B<>nd Interest and Sinking Fund jects for their work. A vis's dogs •(1) T ea ch ers ....... 94,000.00 86 , 000,00 71,000.00 D ebt S ervice-B ond Interest and Sinking Fund will soon be silhouetted on white 250.00 (2) Industrial A rts Supplies 280 00 250.00 *1. P rin cipal on bonds (include negotiable in typing paper while Diane's horses 260 00 (3) H om e E con om ics Supplies 260.00 250.00 trrest-bearin g warrants Issued under sec will be found grazing in a field •2. Library supplies, repairs 400.00 275.00 580.00 25,000.00 tion 111-1016, O. C. L. A .) ......... 26,000.00 2 , 000.00 •3. Supplies (ch alk, paper, e tc .)----- ------- o f alphabet com binations. 2 . 000.00 1,500 00 •2. Interest on bonds 13,937 50 5,312.00 •4. T extbook s 200.00 100.00 100.00 Lita H aim o found that her lit •3. T otal Schedule III— IXSrt Service. Bond 600 00 •6. Other expense o f teaching 400.00 280.00 tle sister’s anim al story books and Interest 38,937 50 25,312 00 •7. T otal E xpense o f T e a c h in g __________ 97,1 88,126 00 73,750.00 ,48.020.32 provided excellent figures for art SC H E D U L E IV — Construction Fund (F rom Bond I ssimw ) typing. IV. O P E R A T IO N O F P L A N T c o n s t r u c t io n FUND— Doug Graf. Paul Strandberg 1. Personal service: 2.8004)0 •1. N ew sites Bill Glasgow. B everly Larsen, Mil 9.760.00 *(1) Jan itors and other em ployees 6,500 00 6.900 00 266,000.00 50,000 00 266,656.14 •2. N ew buildings 2,200 00 dred M lnnick. Carole Rhodes. *2. J a n itor’s supplias 880 00 1 , 000.00 16,000 00 2,000.00 16,000.00 •3. A lteration o f buildings (n ot repairs) •3. Fuel ................. 3.000 00 B ertie Pointer, Jannette Nelson 2 , 000.00 1,000.00 17.000 00 4.000 00 •4. New fu rn itu re, equipment and replacem ents 15,000.00 2200 00 •4. Light and pow er _________________ __ 1.400.00 1,400.00 and June Myers have also evi 4.000 00 5,000.00 3. A ssessm ents for betterment* ....... 1.200 00 •8. W ater .................................... ....... ...... . 800 00 480.00 denced ability in the field o f art 8. O ther : 326.00 •6. T elephone ....................... 225.00 200.00 8,400.00 (1) R efu n d Federal G overnm ent typing 260.00 7. O ther expense o f operation — ..... — 10020 200-00 15,000.00 10,000.00 (2) A th letic Field Displays o f student w ork are •8. Total E xpense o f Operation 11.826.0# 19,028.00 9.900 00 8,179.87 fou n d on the bulletin board in the 300.000.00 300.00020 70g>00.00 324,668.14 30.000.0» •7 T otal S chedule IV — < . met r a d Ion Fund ------- typin g room. V. M A IN T E N A N C E A N D R E P A IR S • • • Schedule V I— Hummer* of E stim ale« o f Expenditures, and Available ( ash B a la n c e * . Tax I-evtm *1. R epair and m aintenance o f furniture 1 . 000.00 and equipm ent 1.300.00 2.500.00 CAM P FO R TW O DAYS ü aJl OeneraJ Fund Hond I s t m i' Construction 2. R epair and m aintenance o f: E stim ation o f Tax • 1 » Total Ik h Ad »nd Smalli« ruad Total A two day cam p in g trip spon 1,00020 1,000.00 1800.00 < 1 ) Buildings ............... IT ula n (J) Fluid Total , eh edule L evy sored by the Y.W .C.A. will be held 1.000 00 2.800 00 (2) Grounds 1 000.00 Schsduh 1U (!) at Caanp W estw ind near Salmon <1» M a la t m a n o and 3.50020 7,600 00 •4. Total 6,473.26 44) river this Saturday and Sunday T otal estim ated expenditure*. 513,800 50 174,743 00 38.987 50 fo r the Beaverton and Portland VI. A U X IL IA R Y A G E N C IE S DEDUCT: 1. Health service: high school T-Teens. T otal estim ated receipts and available cash 2. Transportation o f pupils; The girls will leave the Y.W. 387,834 03 67.834.03 398,000 OO 9.500 00 balances <Schedule I) 12,000.00 11.800 00 (1 ) Personal service C. A. building at 8 a m Saturday 145,846 47 106,908 «7 38,937 50 A m ount n ecessary to balance the budget 3. Other auxiliary agencias m orn in g and will return at 3 p. DEDUCT: 3,300.00 «60.00 (3) C afeteria .......... .............. 5,000 08 5,000.00 D eficit forw ard ed to next fiscal year 860.00 880.00 880.00 m. Sunday (4i Laundry 38,937.50 101,908 97 140.848.47 Balance to he raised by taxation T ick et* can be purchased from 18,148.00 13.200 00 10.360 00 9.264.35 4. Total Ei| A D D ; N orm a E m rick. junior. Estim ated am ount o f taxes that will not be VH F IX E D C H A R G E S collected during the fiscal year for which 4.000 00 3.700 00 1.500.00 8,000.00 8,000.00 A DIFEF.RF.NT SO R T 3 Other fixed ch arges: 6.200 00 8,000.00 6.000 00 The 1949 yearbook s will be dis- ■ 2' Pension Fund 14 * 846.47 109,908-97 88,907.4» 7 500 00 00 on es ns T o f J "-» rn a ted t a , l evL« for ensuing Macal vea r trlbuted next w eek announced 10.200.00 7,500 9,700 00 ______ _______ _ 3 048.05 •4. Total Fixed C harges Miss B ernice C onoly. annual ad Analysis o f •-stimatevi tax lavina: 1 VIII. C A P IT A L O U TI-AYS 146.846.47 109.909.97 38.737 50 Amount inside 6% lim itation visor. 1.130 00 2.400 00 9,370 00 •; New buildings Miss C onoly says, “ T he new an 1,000 00 1,000 00 1.000 00 *3 Alteration o f buildm gs (n ot r e p a ir * )— — Dated this 10th day o f May. 194« In d ebted n ess nual ha* a personality which 1* •4 New F urniture, equipm ent «nd Signed: T heresa Gibson. District Clerk differen t from any previous Be*- 1.00000 2.000 00 5.000 no 1. Am ount o f bonded Indebtedness (In W D. Cam eron, Chairman, Board o f D irector» 1,000 00 1.000.00 v e n ." clude al| negotiable inletest-bearing w ar Helen Stevens and M arjorie 6. Other capital outlays A pproved by Budget Com m ittee May 10th, 1949 rants Issued under section 111-1018, 500 00 800 00 700 00 O. C. I* A .) _____________________ ______ S 600.000 00 R obinson. Juniors, are in the race 9,000 00 6,000.00 C A R L EGGIM AN. Chairman Budget C om m ittee ; T ra n sp orta tion ’ fo r next year's annual editor, L E O N A R D ADAMS, Secretary Budget C om m ittee 17.900 00 4.930 00 20,070.00 18,611 06 winner o f which will be announc- •7. Total < apital Outlays By Conn I«* French A in ’ t It The Tru th NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING B U D GET l Detajl Current Year •timated Exp ires for th e E g School Year Totals (6) M . text week 2§3 b y Chester Klock