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SHOE R EP A IR IN G
Business Group
Falls Far Away
At Last Meeting
Old Time Dance
Group To Decide
Future of Plans
B E A V E R T O N EN T ER PR ISE - F rid a y , Ju n e 24,
1949
votes in opposition.
votes. One vote was written in for
Norton Peck, running for re- Mrs. Bertha Holland
election for the two year term
Immediately following the elec­
a tion. the two recently elected dir­
o n Friday evening.
June 24. of director was elected with
from 8 to 10 p.m.. the old time total of 37 \ »tes. Ml Merwvn tou­ ectors were administered the oath
dance group will meet at the rner was chosen to fill the
five of office hy Mrs. Hlldah Highbe.
Beaverton high school cafeteria
for another routing go at the
dosie do"
Meanwhile, lcadeis
are wrestling with the decision
as to whether or not future ses
sions should be abandoned until
fall.
According to Mrs Lillian Car­
ter. attendance at the folk dance
affairs has slumped considerably
of late, dating from the advent
of daylight saving time. Friday's
meeting is expected to bring some
3 Only
help in arriving at the answer of
future plans.
3 L IT E S T E E L B A S EM EN T SASH W IT " , P L A T E GLASS
Since it is impossible to tell
anything from a show of hands
$6 50 EA CH
of those present. Mrs. Carter says
the only indication as to whether
100 FT. R O L L P L A S T IC C O V ER ED C L O T H E S L IN E
Whether an example of summer
decline or vanishing interest ir
affairs of the city, the Beaverton
Businessmen's Association fell fa-
short of membership representa­
tion on Thursday evening. June
IH, when 11 were present at the
regularly scheduled meeting.
The group, after extended de­
liberation and debate, voted to
, extend $25 to help out the irea
recreation program. The gift was
plainly qualified ns not the be
ginning of a ttend and was ap­
proved by those present because
it was felt of importance to bus­
inessmen that some facilities for
youngsters be maintained to keep
them off the streets
Ed Zumwalt, who has had wide
experience in sports, was named
association representative to
the
area recreation committee.
His
appointment by Leonard Adams,
president,
emphasized
a belief
that his counsel might aid in the
advisory work of the committee.
After discussion of sites for bi­
cycle stands, the group went
on
record as favoring three 12-bike being present r
capacity stands, to be placed stra­ and taking part
tegically and immediate construc­
tion was ordered.
The association voted to send a j
letter of congratulations to
the
Beaverton
junior
chamber
of
commerce on the occasion of their
successful project, the float entiy
in the Rose Festival parade. The i
first prize blue ribbon, the mem­
A total of 37 votes out of
a
bership indicated.
gave Beaver­ possibly 3,500 eligible votes was
ton much favorable publicity.
cast at the annual school election
In the absence of Jiri Duncan,
held
at the Beaverton Orade
secretary-treasurer. It was sugges­
School on June 20, 1949.
ted that minutes of the meeting
On the question whether
the
he compiled from the Beaverton
school district should exceed
the
Enterprise.
6G- tax limitation by $84.645.21 the
The Beaverton
Businessmen's
Miss Beatrice M. Treglown, of
vote was 37 votes in favor of ex­
Hillsboro, daughter of Mr. and Association memebrship lists num­ ceeding the limitation with
no
i Mrs. William H. Treglown, and ber more than 60.
year term
with a total of 33
Norman J. Koch, son of Mi. and
Mrs. J. Koch of Portland, were
united in marriage June 4 at 8
p.m., at Trinity Baptist church
in Portland. Reverend John Wo-
big pastor of the church officiat­
ed.
Given in mai riage by her fa­
Rushing preparations for
the
ther, the bride was gowned ir.
white sheer nylon with three-foot July 10 beginning session at Camp
train, long, full sleeves and beaded Adahi, Campfire fathers and in­
neckline and a finger tip veil terested friends of the organiza­
the
with beaded tiara. She carried a tion have been working on
1 cascade bouquet of cream colored building of a craft house for ab­
roses and orchids with long stream­ out a month. The building is ab­
ers to which vnnda orchids were out 2-3 completed and more vol­
unteer help is needed on Sun­
tied.
Mrs. Jack Wasson, of Hillsboro day, to complete the building for
was matron of honor and Miss the coming four summer sessions.
Elayne Jackson, also of Hillsboro,
Camp on July 10 will begin at
was maid of honor. They wore noon and conclude the following
blue taffeta with square neckline, Friday night with a council fire
cap sleeves and
flared skirts. where all camp awards are made.
Their small hats were
trimmed The first session will he followed
with flowers and their bouquets, by three similar weeks .all to be­
in chscadian style, were of pink gin at Sunday noon and end Fri­
roses.
day night.
Mrs. George Cobern played the
Before
campers
wedding
march from Lohengrin 1 have hade to keep all their hand
and accompanied soloist Ronald . craft supplies, game equipment,
etc., in the main Lodge. No pro­
ject that took more than
one
craft session could tie undertaken,
S w ift's Prem ium
because there was no place to
Boneless Lb
keep it until the next craft per­
iod. The girls worked on the din­
ing room tables and everything
had to be put away for the three
meals each day.
The Camp Fire Girls, Blue Birds
id pieces
and Horizon Club members rais­
A rm o u r's Lb
ed the money themselves for the
Ctaft house by selling Camp Fire
cookies this Spring. However, the
building material was donated by
local firms and the Camp Com­
A rm o u r's Star
mittee believes the money
the
girls earned can be used to buy
much needed handcraft and camp
craft supplies.
Orchard Ladder
16 Ft... $12.95
$1.39 Each While Thev Last
One Percent Of
Eligible Voters
Approve Budget
Confidentially
here's the inside
track on how we
manage to serve
the finest foods
at our house, and
still save money!
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Fathers Work On
C ra ft House For
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