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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1949)
Models Display Latest Styles In Informal Show VOLUME 22, NUMBER 21 PONDEROUS BEHEMOTHS SPREAD CONCRETE MIX Mud is «n the way. At pr*s* time, it H u flowing slowly and inexorably toward the new-qiapcr office and ta-forc long; conci»U* is expected to rea«-h the hast “ Y " junction o f Canyon Hoad and Broad way. Big, [Mtndorous machines are spreading and finishing the third lane, occasioning un ashamed awe front whatever sidewalk engineers might he present to witness the event. And presto! soon there'll be a \erltable sja-edwa> right be fore our very eyes. 14 PAGES TW O SECTIONS BEAVERTON, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1949 Wagon Wheels Wins Blue Ribbon Prize City Votes Assessment By Sq. Foot For Branch Sewer COUNCIL DETERMINES TO INSTALL METERS FOR HOMES USING WATER OTHER THAN BEAVERTON S Sower assessment will be lev The council also determined to it'd on a square foot basis ac- install meters to measure water cording to frontage of each lot and sewage going into the collec on each street fronting a sanitary tion lines from homes which ob sewer line without regard to tain water from other sources size or character of pipe installed than the city system. Cost of in- the Beaverton city council decided stalling meters will tie paid by at its special meeting o f June the property owner and a charge 13, held in the city hall. Assess- of not less than 5390 per month nient will he foi 100 feet hack | will be charged for sewer usage, from sewer line. Vacation rates on water and A ’ eas served by storm sewer the companion sewer use chaige will he assessed, within the drain- goes into effect May 20 and will age district served, on a square | extend through September 20. On foot rate. j the basis of average charges dur ing the last three months, the vacation rate is offered as an L E W IS AND C L A R K COL j inducement for lawn sprinkling LEGE. Portland— : The appoint ! and city beautification. ment of Curtis E. Gumm, June Preparing for future sewer '49 graduate In business adminis j connections and strengthening the tration. as the first alumni mem- ! city building code setup, the her of the college hoard of trus- I | council endoised the appointment tees has been announced by Pres- | Tuesday evening, June 21. at of Milton Keyser, 11 S. W. 5th ident Moigan S. Odell. dusk, the Canyon Theater will Street, Beavei-ton. as new city A graduate of Beaverton high open to drive-in trade at Its lo plumbing inspector. Keyser is a school. Gumm transferred from : cation on the Beitha Beaverton retired master plumber, it was Oregon State college to Lewis highway. Just at the city limits. reported and will officiate on a and Clark, where he has been ac Offering one of the largest fee basis according to inspections tive in student affairs for the past screens in the Northwest and made. Further details of his rev MONA LE E GOSSF.I.IN two years. He was a member of with accomodations for 500 ears enue will he worked out. this will he the 7th such show- Latest model of ladies styles the symphonic band. Commerce Preliminary request for sewer Arts Club, presi house in Western Oregon. went on display at the Cundari club. Theatre service has been made at the city Drive-in. afternoon of June 7, dent of the junior class, vice-pres William G Sinclair and J. H. hall, according to the recorder, when an informal style show was ident o f the Associated Students Sheffield, both of Portland, are by an unnamed contractor who presented by Chez Susy’, discrim- and treasurer of Alpha Rho Om- owners and managers of the intends to build homes on the Ai- inating dress shop located in pYa social fraternity. He was venture. Botti have had wide the hino tract between Isrmhard and West Slope i Mated this year in Who's Who in atrlcal expeiienee and promise an the railway- track. The mattei Models for the occasion were American Colleges. outstanding selection of film fen- j.* under council study, Mrs. Wesley Steinmetz, Mrs. Vic- Gumm is ,h<* SOn of Mr and tures. tor Atiyeh, Mrs. Richard Atiyeh. Mrs- J- s Gumm. 9102 S. W. Can- The cost of the project will he Mrs. James Masser and Mona ^’on ^ oad- well over $100,000 Equipment In O U TSTAN D ING IN E N T R IE S from cities ing and a brief rainstorm was just enough to I.ee Gosselin. cludes the latest type m o ti o n pic- J îJ ««A n e L , r outside Portland was the above pictured entry freshen the flowers. As the float wheeled into ture projectors and individual w H l l W l ™ O T B 5 U N w l Photo by Harwell Beaverton 498R of Beaverton in the Rose Festival Parade held Multnomah stadium, at 6:30 a.m., it was in peak in-CHr speakers that are adjustable Ç ., - _ X in Portland. June in. condition. Beaverton girls who added the feminine After judges had looked over the entries and to indtvilual hearing likes. The n i l l i D O r O C Y C IlT touch to the display include, first row from left returned to tell the girls on the float of the TEENERS SHOW PRO AND screen can he seen from any part I to right: Donna Kay Burt and Salley Stearns; pending first place blue ribbon, one of the most of the theater and is sized 54 CON OF CIVILIZATION second row, left to right, Betty Moshofsky and gleeful interludes of the day took place. feet by 39 feet, constructed to Arden Armfield; third row, left to right. Pat This enthusiasm was spontaneously picked Five Oregonian carriers from assure distortion free projection. Highlight of the first sum Johnston and Virginia Talbert. up in Beaverton when those who had to stay at the Beaverton area left Sunday. Enfrance to the theater will be Workers who decorated the float completed home heard the good news. mer season dance of the Teen June 12, on a trip by ship to their task in the wee small hours of the morn- ¡from Bartha-Peav* .ton highway. i Photo by Harrell- - Beaverton 4RH81 Age recreation group, sched Victoria and Vancouver, British ■ . — -— ■ i .---------------- - ■ — ■ - " - The theater <xfv* r* 8‘ i aCres and uled for the Beaverton grade Columbia. reports Jim Paden, was purchased through the of school auditorium June 24, MAYOR TITLE STICKS representative from Beaverton. fices of Duane Try, Washington 7 50 p.m.. will he the theme of Lucky vacationers include Ron COUNCILMAN S UNCLE County Agencies, after a long "Olvfllzatton" as it Is carried ald Rogers, 1499 E. Walker Road; i search for a suitable site. Traf nut in decorative effects. •lack W eiliy , IK 'avcrton coun Audrey Grandy, Grandy Auto fic hazards, one of the considera cilm an wlinso rise In local Setting will be half jungle Court; John Mafftt, S. W. Doug tions in locating the theater, will |M>litics m irrored H sim ilar and half skyscrapers, under lass St, in Cedar Hills; Phillip he lessened with the lesser normal prominence of hi* unde. In the artistic touch of Bill "Bud” Loyal stem-twisters of the Bea Chitwood, Cornell Road. Cedar Coronation of Queen Joan I, j traffic on Bcrtha-Beaverton ra Silverton, haa this one to tell: I »awes. Juke box music will verton rose float decorators had Mill and Bill Gunther, 1229 S. who will rule over the Westdale ther than the main artery, Canyon Business took his uncle, C. he the order of the evening themselves a sociable evening, W. Main, Beaverton. children's annual Fourth of July | Road, which is nearby. II. Wcihy, who Is mayor of and other necessary ingred June 11 to commemorate the The youngsters were among the Festival, is scheduled for Satur A concession bar. carrying soft the neigh leiring Oregon town, ients for a teen-age dance will winners in a subscribers contest fruit of their devoted wot k the day evening. June 25. 8 p.m., at drinks, candies, pop coin, hot dogs away for five days per week he on hand, it Is promised. big blue ribbon denoting a first | and met their first tflrill of the the Fibiger residence, 390 Mur* and coffee will be In operation by Krtellng he could hardly do Dress will he informal, [ ocrasion when they boarded a place in the Portland Rose Fes ray Avenue. Daughter of Mr. and; |M»lltical justice to his |>os|t|oii the management. preferably not of the stone One hundred and big. new vacation liner hut re tival parade. Mrs. G J. Woods, Joan will he | age era. No admission charge Because of the theater construc cently put in operation. The group fifty or more joined in the jol crowned by Prime Minister Dan I of trust, he Immediately sub mitted his resignation. And will be made and every high tion, it must by necessity he fill will stay at different hotels and lification, which was held in the Norquist, son of Mr and Mrs. A hLs council as promptly refus school teenager Is Invited to erd from the front first. Those take in sightseeing tours of all American Legion hall. T Norquist. ed to go a*Mig, rejecting the take part in the sociability of preferring a position closer to points of interest. The major work on float decor- At the conclusion of the coton-j request. the evening. the screen are advised to come Return home is scheduled for | ation, after the preliminary plan- ation ceremonies, the Westdale M ARG ARE T 1*4) W N E Uncle Weiby, subsequently, early. nings and prepat ation had got children will present a play. made another ap|H*ul for a There are many advantages Four east end o f the county or I out of the way, required the wir "Fairyland Recess” for which ti mayor who could spend his credited to this type of movie ganizations. so far, have desig ing of rose clusters to little sliv ckets may be obtained at the entire tim«- on the civic job exhibition : nated candidates for Goddess of ers of wood which, in turn, were gate. Again lie was handl'd a flat Theater goers enjoy better, more Liberty honors which will be jabbed into beds of moss held Built atound the theme of turndown. comfortable seats and are not awarded for Hillsboro’s Happy in place by strips of chicken "Nursery Rhymes” , a parade will It s»x-ms that eounellmen affected by popcorn eaters or oth Days celebration on July 1, 2, 3 wire. This called for many hands be staged on June 26, at 4 p.m. All are ardent fishermen and. er distractions. They may smoke, and 4th. and the big push was on from youngsters wishing to participate FIFTY SEVEN FROM EAST END OF COUNTY TAKE with an absentee mayor, more if they please; need no baby sit- Margaret Fowne. 1949 graduate | about 1:30 a.m. until 5:30 a.m.. niay enter decorated bicycles, tri- or less, reasoned that perhaps | ter. must fight no parking ptoh -jof Beaverton high school, will Friday morning. j cycles or similar means of ttans- IN TEN DAY ACTIVITY HELD AT STATE COLLEGE th«-y could get in a little sum 11cm. represent the American Legion Tag end complication required portation. mer fishing for a change. Shut-Ins also have fuller op- Auxiliary unit 124 and she has the scurrying around for addi- i Prizes will also he awarded to If you don't want tn lie a ! portunity to enjoy pictures, with- F ifty seven 4-H members from Clubs; Diana Weaver, Tualatin tional flowers to complete the winnPI„ set the Beaverton American Le tn the float division. mayor, don't he a councilman's ; out the difficulties usually the eastern end o f Washington 4-H clubs; Margie Meier, 1947 I Go*! entry but, like happens at Anyone wishing to enter a dec- rn gion hall as headquarters for uncle, s«-cms to tie the moral 1 countered In public auditoriums. county embarked Tuesday morn State Fair; >r; 1 her ticket sale. Margaret la the Ramona Simpson. L. , * newspaper deadline, everything | orated bandwagon In the parade Is of th«- stnrv. ing. June 14 for the annual ten S. - Bank of Tigard; Patricia rama out PVen ( asked daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman day summer school session to be Schlaht, Busch Giocery; Suzanne Powne, 3906 S. W. Multnomah The float Itself was about 28 4462 or 4472 for listing In the held on the OSC campus at Cor Templeton, Cedar Mill Extension feet in length. 13 feet wide and Club road and in school was a parade. vallis. The school starts June 14 Unit and Mrs. Kingsley’s Club. 12 feet at its highest crest. The member of the Y-Teen cabinet, The annual festival started as and continues until June 24 Hummer staff, Drum corps and Lucille Gojax. Cooper Mountain very stylish buggy, bedecked in a purely neighho’ hood affair hut Mrs. H. B. Brookhardt, Aloha. Club; Shirley Marugg. Beaverton posies Girls Athletic association. and carrying charming has grown in popularity and this and Miss Evelyn Totvend, Hills- Grange; Patricia Seidler. Better Beaverton misses, had been do vear promises to attract youngs The Beaverton Business and boro, 4-H club leaders, will chap- j Methods ; Shirley Davis, Anony- nated for the purpose by A H. ters from other vicinities. Professional Women’s club of evone the Washington County del- mous; Janice Hackett. Mrs. Flannery. 1115 N. E. Canyon Rd. Beaverton is sponsoring Dolores Carlson, daughter o f Mrs. Floyd egation. Highhe's 4-H club; Clarice John- Carpenters, whose craftsmanship EASEM ENTS RE Q U IR ED Miss Dorothy Newton and Mr. , on, Kinton Ladies Aid; Don made possible the float form were Carlson on Second street, Beaver To provide for four c ro s s in g s ton Dolores will he a senior in Joe Cox. County Extension Agents Satterlee, Cooper Mt. Com. Club. ! Enger Brothers, I>aurel lau rei De Dennis on each track, the city will re high school starting in the fall. will also accompany the group T h o m * « Boenninghausen, lW n n ln < r h .....n T i«r H Ed Vais. Earl Benson Benson and and Bill Thomas Tigard ^ Vala Earl 4-H club members from the east Grange; Audrey Enger. First Se Nees. Under the chairmanship of quire sewer line easements from The Hazeldale Happy Hour both the Southern Pacific and end of the county who have been curity Bank of Beaverton; Shelia Jack Weiby, of the sponsoring club sp«insors Catherine Stout, the Oregon Electric railway lines awarded scholarships by the fol- Mathis. Self; daughter of Mis. Gertrude Fack- Junior chamber of Shirley Frewing. Beaverton the council finds. ler, Route 3, Beaverton and the lowing sponsors, include JoAnn Se)f; Rirhle R Uhijn Groner P T . commerce, Donald Jenkina. Don Permission will also be required | Scholls junior and senior Wo Hopkins. Sherwood Extension Un- ^ McDonnell, Garn Norria, Bruce from property owners along the men's clubs have nominated Car it; Jeanette Shoales, Reedville P McMahon. BUI Smith and Jack Dairell Allyn, Aioha Grange; Southern Pacific railway from olyn Ego. daughter o f Mr. and T.A.; Patsy Vick. Tualatin 4-H Denny plotted the design. Harris Hansen. McKay Dairy Alger to Iximhard, where a high ! Mrs. Ray Ego, Route 1, Newberg. Clubs; Mary Meier. Scholls Large portions of p aise and Club; Ralph Crawford. Tigard pressure sewer line will be set The Hillsboro Business and Pro Grange; Mary Jo Dooher. Groner credit must go to Fred Gower Grange; Ronald Kingaley. J«eedy up. fessional Women’s club wili fete P. T A.; Sandra Burton. Groner of MrCrrady Lumber rompanv. Grange; Wiley Kehrli, Orenco Mo P T .A .; Rosanne Knight. Tigard 1 all candidates for <*oddeas hon who waa In charge of the float thers* Club; Paul Cowgill. Tigard A N N U AL CO NFERENCE ors at a June 17 dinner at the P S . O.; Marlene Bennett, Durham decoration and whose artistic eye P S. O.; Lowell Reynolds Dur Rev. Mark B IJoyd pastor of Grange hall there. Candidates P T . A.; Mary Sue Addington Mc created the resulting masterpiece ham F'.T.A will come ea’ ly in order to have Kinley Community Club; Judith An experienced florist and dee- the First Methodist Chureh and lav delegate, Clarence Kuhn, McKay P T .A their picture* taken, as a group, Miller. Highhe Club. orato” of many years experience Charles Roseman. Betty Becker. Aloha Garden Uennla Enger. Tigard Extension accomplishment was signifi are attending the annual confer I before dinner. ence at Ashland Oregon Club; Marilyn Flacher. Reedville W «y n * Kamp, Tualatin P cant. On June 21, 23 Goddess of Lib erty candidates will he taken on P T A ; Barbara Koch Tualatin 4- ' A- Kingsley Beaverton donated the police-escorted tour through the H clubs Katherine O'Connor, Ce- Iceland Rohertson Cooper Mt lumber for the float Guy Carr Donna Kay Bui! and Virginia B E A V E R T O N ' S I.A M t O’PL K N TV float, pictured here, is the eastern end of the county. Some dar Mill Community Slub; Grace W. W. Club; Maynard Sprecher. provided the Chevrolet truck for Talbert center of a mild con'roversy. 30 cars are expected to he in the Marttnazzl. Tualatin clubs and Kinton 4-H Clubs; Richard Boen- the occasion I, H Cobh lent e But the Saturday night shindig Submitted by Mrs Jenny Alexander, 131 S W Angel street, Beaverton, the picture is believed to show either the effort of 1924 caravan and schedule calls for Safeway; Joan K a -ns. Oregon nmghausen. U. S Bank of Tl- hand In the collection and instal- in large degree, paid homage to or of 1928 And as to whether or not It won a prize In the paiade their arrival in Beaverton between Wheat Commission Barbara Stiles g**rd; Howard Grabhotn, Kinton |„tion of holts to fasten the float Jo«, and Joan Stem-twister, whose is also a matter o f question 2 and 2 30 p.m. Sherwood P T A Shirley K u r'i. 4-H Clubs; Iven Moon. Cooper Mt. tn the truck chassis. unheralded and unsung effort* Hazy memory of some who were in this section at the time re Towna to he vlsMed. with * Tualatin Valley Com Club; Elaine Com Club and Anonymous Wit Beaverton pulchritude, which helped the blue ribbon payoff calls at least one prize-winning entry in the lose event. Who can five minute ballyhoo Stop ex Hansen. Highhe Five and Ten A bur Zuver. Tualatin O ld Fellows: added the riasstr toueh to the set Thr Beaverton Junlo*- chamber settle the controversy 7 pected at each, also include Shei^ Florence Beauty Snop Homer Zuver. Winona Grange: tin « c« 'tVe~oo Wheel*" Included of commerce offer* Its thanks to Was this float a winner 7 Was it dated 1924. 1928 or otherwise7 wood, Tualatin. Tigard, Huber, Sharon Tlppery. Busch Orocerv Leslie Donaldscn. McKay Dairy e.,»rn es Arden Armtteld *he people of the community for Anyone with knowledge on the matter Is asked to write the Aioha and Reedville. E N T E R P R IS E and ket the record straight. Llovce Martlnazzi. Tualatin 4-H Club. Pat Johnston Betty Moshofsky fine -upport L-C College Picks Beaverton Man, Member Of Board Drive-In Theatre Opens To Public At Dusk June 21 Groups Nominate Five Youngsters Embark On Ship Trip To Canada Workers On Rose Westdale Youth Float Celebrate Plan Coronation Big Blue Ribbon July 4th Frolic 4H Members Leave Tuesday To Summer School Session Who Recognizes This?
