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VOLUME 22, Number 23
Library Friends
Make Survey On
Bookmobile Need
BEAVERTON, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON,
Spring Confirmation
SINGLE CXI I* Y F IV K CENTS
SUBSCRIPTION IN ADVANCE *i.»m P E R YEA H
Beaverton Pair
Suffer Injuries
In Car Smasnup
Light Jt. Dist. 10 Turnout
S e , e c t s T w o Bd Directors
Meeting in Hillsboro and in
TOTAL VOTE OF 104 GIVES FIVE YEAR TERM TO
Mr. and Mrs. Lem W. Short, of
cluding representatives from For
Beaverton, were seriously injured
est Grove,
Hillsboro,
Cherry
DON E. WILLIAMS, CANDIDATE FROM GARDEN HOME
in an auto accident two miles
Grove, Sherwood, Beaverton, Ti
south of Aurora Sunduy evening
.
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,
gard, Tualatin
and ShA wood,
A light turnout of qualified el- ion high school district 10 it and
Friends of the Library have been
Mrs. Short s Jugular vein was cut. ect0rs, June 27. selected Don E Harris II.
Hansen, of McKay
It wasn’t a rainy day and an
conducting a quiet survey to de
her upper arm was broken and Williams, of Garden Home school school district 18 was chosen to
attic raid on a forgotten trunk termine
whether or not Wash
she
suffered
serious loss
of district 92, for a five yeai te ni fill out the two year, unexpired
of masquerade dress that occa
ington county residents desire a
sioned the above picture. The way
re
blood.
She
is
in
Hutchinson
hos-
on t>u‘ h<>tml uf ,Hl
g* 1,1 tei m of Allen N. Armfield,
county library and
bookmobile
signed.
it came about was that the Ice system.
pital, in Oregon City.
Follies of 1949 sent a huge car
Total ballots cast were 104. W il
R. E. Wiley, of Hillsboro,
is
Mr. Short, who is Beaverton
go of costumes to Cook's Cleaners
liams received 73;
Hansen, 67;
chairman of the group and Mrs.
manager of the West Coast Tel
in Beaverton, to have them made
j
and George Gordon, o f the Alo-
Alfred Meyer, Cherry Grove, acts
ephone company office, is also
ready for a pending appearance.
j ha-Huber school district 107, 44
as secretary. Directors and mem
in Hutchinson hospital, with
a
votes. Rule of the election pro
Heading left to right are Ida bers include: Mrs. E F. Leming,
fractured knee cap.
vided
the five
year term for
Thompson, wrapped in the syn North Plains;
L. W. Marshall,
The accident
happened about j
whichever candidate received the
thetic cinnamon
bearskin
and Forest Grove; John Cox, Hills
7:30 p.m., as the Shorts were re-
Washington County 4-H mem- highest number of votes and the
Norman Koch, partly dressed in boro; I. R. Metzler, Beaverton;
turning from Eugene, where they hers distinguished themselves by two year term going to the one
lollypop style.
Mrs. George Laver, Banks; Mrs.
had just taken
their daughter, participating in several outstand- receiving second highest number
The dress-up gives some slant Eva A. Moore and P. E. Lewis,
Reported
version
was
that a cat ing events Ht the recent summer of votes.
RELIG IO U S R ITE S A T T H E Pilgrim Lutheran Church, in Bra
on the costuming skill that goes Tigard; W. V. McKinney, Mrs.
suddenly pulled out in front of school in Corvallis.
Events in
Helma E. McKercher served as
verten, concluded Spring Confirmation studies of the young ladies
into an ice-extravaganza.
The J. W. Bailey and Mrs. H. I. Linn
them and that the collision was which club members took part clerk of the election with
the
young lady in the bearskin for of Hillsboro; Miss Elsie Lundborg
pictured.
were style revue,
radio revue, following judges: Laura Grauer,
unavoidable.
instance, will stoutly deny
that Pacific University; Mrs. Roland
Reading left to right, Kay Bader, Janice Cline. Reverend Er
poster contest, county radio pro May Blasses and Olga Sehurman.
her curves are in the same pro T. Dustan, Tualatin and Mrs. A.
win Gerkin, Barbara Besmehn, Janice Vitko and Berdine Huth.
gram and student coundil, ac-
portion as appears.
E. Sherk, Sherwood.
(Photo by H arrell- Beaverton 49881
l'ordinK to Dorothy Newton and
The group, at a recent meet
The cleaning establishment had
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Joe Cox. County Extension
Ag
ing, declared they found almost
a regular field day, as they under
ents.
took the task of cleaning
and universal sentiment for a coun
Girls in the style revue modeled
pressing the fascinating pile
of ty library system in Washington
dresses
and knitted
sweaters
county.
The
library
sponsors,
costumes.
which they had made in their
thus encouraged, told plans to en
4-H projects.
Those
modeling
large its membership under
the
DAVIS M ONTH AN A IR FO R C E were;
Pat|iy Virk
M
Mpip*
Tonight (Thursday) will be the
name of ‘‘Friends of the Library"
BASE. TUCSON,
A R IZ O N A - Marynelle Heesacker. Mary Jo
and work for intensive consid
| Sergeant Wesley A Crone.
30, Dooher.
Sandra Burton, Judith last of a two-day public inspec-
eration of the project.
Rte Miller. Lucille
Lucille Goyak,
Goyak, Joan
Joan Karns
Earns
The President of the Rebekah
Last
report I on Washington son
aon of
ÜI Mrs.
“ rB Florence
r mrcnce Crone,
v
,°„f *he R iv e r to n area new
A good library, the sponsors
, Box
Donna
Glaske, Sally
Sally
Mishler, f .
Assembly, Mis. Lela Ramsey of county’s responsf to the Oppor- 1 *•
Box 716,
’ 16, Aloha,
A,oha‘ Oregon
°>egon has
1
Donna
Glaske,
Mishler,
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point out, is in truth the People's Madras made her
recently been
been assigned
assigned to
to Dn\is
Davis Katherine
Katherine O’Connor,
O’Connor, Elaine
Elaine Han-
Han- *
official visit tunity Bond
Drive, show a pur- recently
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*,anS'e
la •
University, promoting good cit of the year to Beaverton Rebe- chase of $19,430 par value Series Monthan
Tuc-
ea- .. ’
Monthan Air
Air Force
I orce Base.
Base.
lue- sen
sen Sharon
sharon • ’ ippry
*pery, Diana
Diana W
Wea-
‘
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enney one o
izenship, through stimulating in
son, Arizona,
Arizona, from
from Hamilton
Hamilton. Ait
ver j Joy<Je
ano Patricia
Patricia Seidler,
Seidler,
for the week ending
son-
i Ver,
oyde Gno.
«nmTT.'ir^itnr
* pr” Jep
Along with official status as a telligent public opinion. The ven kah Lodge on Tuesday evening. E bonds
Force
Base,
San
Francisco,
Cal.
Loycp
M
a
rth
a*
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Grace
Martlnaz-
June
21.
Three
new
member*
June
18.
According
to
William
C.
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orre
Base,
San
Francisco,
.i
Loyce
Mart^naz:
i,
Grace
Martinas-
operUru
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first class office, the Beaverton ture is believed worthwhile for
Setgeant Crone
Crone is
is a a veteian
were initiated Into the Lodge.
Christensen, chairman of the sale
Setgeant
veteian of
of zi,
zi, Barbara
Barbara Koch,
Koch, Shirley
Shirley Kurtz.
Kurtz. .. nn ' a* >e* n ona *
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Postoffice is in the process of everyone
in all walks of life,
A
tribute
to
the
president
was
this
indicates
a
long
way
to
go.
4
years
in
the
Air
Force.
During
Three
talented
girls
were
audl-
Tprry%
k
rn
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installing 39 cases of new, gov young and old.
For the service proposed, mam I presented by Past Noble Grands >n order
to reach the set goal the war he served
<‘"ned and accepted to appear on verton.
Tu date>’ furnishings in
ernment-owned furnituie and new
the county ! Ueona Rands,
Helen Erickson, o t $235.000 by June 30
pean theater from August 1943 to , the annuil| radio revue
over clude daVeno chairs tables
a„d
office equipment, decares Donald housing would be at
By June
18. Christensen says, November 1945 as
an armament K OAC Sally Mishler and Donna fIoor and Uble l a m p T
L. Jenkins, acting
postmaster. seat ^ o m here b o o i, wouW go Minnie Hedgepeth, Ellen La Rue.
seat, “ om here hooks would
go j
r
^
Ade„ nr only 56% of the quota had
been man He will be assigned as a <;,Bskp, 0 ,enco. playpd „ ptan0
Arran_em#ntl,
The
new installation will
be into distribution into all parts of j Jewel
Arrangements have been made
Lorentzen
met,
with
a
total
of
$113.218.
specialist
at
Davis
Monthan.
duet and Patricia Seidler. West for a poo) ,able and d)rker)nR is
complete,
with new postoffice the county lacking a library cen- Frost and a gift from the lodge
Slope, entertained
with a piano jij underway for a ping pong
boxes, desks, partitions and all. ter.
Telephone
and mail set was presented by Mafcle Gilmore
solo.
Miss
Seidler
also
was fea- (abIe A telephone has also been
vices
would
be
maintained
for
with
a
chain
of
friendship
made
Shipping cost of the equipment
tuied pianist at the style revue, installed.
Bookmobile stops j up of the colors of the Lodge.
amounted to almost $1,000 and rural routes.
Hour of the ten entries in the
The kenPra| recreation commit-
Ruth Moodenhaugh,
Portland.
all present furniture will be re would be made according to an
poster contest were placed in the tep for the Beaverton
district
Inside Guardian of the Rebekah
placed. There will be three ser nounced schedules.
ted
and
white
award
groups.
bas
bepn
called
to
a
meeting
of
Assembly,
Hugh
Lewis,
Yamhill,
A county library is an agency
vice windows, instead of two and
This contest is sponsored annual- JllIy 7 ln thp orange Hall. There
Junior Warden
of the
the total shipment weighed about of tlje government and as such Grand
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¡gy »
ly by the State 4-M l...id*’ *’ A* ,H an important sub jm it coming
Encampment
and
Mae
is established and maintained by Grand
4 tons.
sociation. Those receiving awards up ,t
reported, and all repre-
Present fixtures will be removed the county under provisions of Jones, Past President of the Re-
were:
Donna
Glaske,
Rt.
1
,
Hills-
sentatives
of the committee are
Assembly
of Milwnukie
of bakah
from the postoffice and placed in state law. The mobile unit
boro. Patricia Seidler. West Slope ai,ked to bp prPSPnt.
storage for Mrs. Ruth M. Newton, the library is considered a high were present. Other visitors in
Howard Hinck, Rt. 3, Beaverton,
Otherwise, the summer recrea
Route 2, Hillsboro, from whom ly important factor of the setup cluded members from Mt. View.
ted tt war i # i and Harold Berger, tlon program Is going along well,
Marietta. Acme,
City
in that it brings to rural resi Eureka.
the government rented them.
lilt 4. Hillsboro, white award
reports Mrs. Mildred Miller, su-
Box rent, Jenkins says, will be dents the same service and read View, Sterling, Hillsboro and Ti-
Judy Miller, Beaverton, Patricia ^rvlsor. Last Friday’s teen dance
collected upon installation of the ing opportunities as are available gardville Lodges.
Seidler, West Slope, and Homer proved a big success and will be
- 4 ,
in the city.
new equipment.
The next meeting will be the
Zuver, Tualatin, served on the repeated each Friday night, at
Effective
July 1, Beaverton’s
installation of new officers for
l-H student council representing . thp grade school. No admission
Mrs. Iva Summers, and Mrs. the ensuing term. A social hour
first class status becomes offic
their living organizations.
All 1 charge,
ial. Money orders will bs available Dora Stipe attended the funeral with refreshments followed
the
three
were
electect
anct
served
as
Small
FYy play
group will
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. week days. of Mrs. Frank Peters of Hills meeting.
house presidents.
start registering July 5, at 9:30
Stamps, parcel post pnd general boro on Monday aftemoop.
a.m., with sessions planned on
delivery service will remain
at
Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
the hours of 3 a.n . to 6 p.m. and
LOGGING BY O X TE AM was hut one of the con vet sational
; 9-30 a.m. to 11 a.m. Mrs. Mary
from 8 a.m. to
p.m. on Satur
items that marked the Eliingson family reunion, after forty-five
i Bailey has been selected as "Story
days.
years of separation. The original home was in Hoqulam, Wash
Lady” for these sessions. There
Effort is also being made to
will also be rythmics, free play
improve house-to-house
delivery
ington and their parents were pioneers in the district, suffering
and simple handicraft.
service to allow twice-a-day ser
all the hardships and adventures that the word implies.
Dick Lloyd's tumbling instrue-
vice.
Reading left to right, front row, are: Mrs. Charles Slater, Fair
COUNCIL ORDERS EXTENSION OF TIME PERIOD
The Westdale Mothers’ Club met tion has attracted much enthu-
banks, Alaska; Stanley Eliingson, Hoquiam; Mrs. John Sullivan,
Friday afternoons at 3
June 22nd at the home of Mrs. j siasm
Oswego.
FOR VACATION WATER CONSUMPTION CHARGES
1 Dorothy Lutz.
gm .
Second row, left to right, are: Charles Slater, Fairbanks; Ed
Plans for the forthcoming pic- j Dn July 6, at 8 p.m., the teen
Eliingson, Hoquiam; John Sullivan, Oswego; and Emil Eliingson,
nic
for members, husbands
and j ;,8e center will hold its formal
Clarence Wilson, manager of the
Acting under the urging of the
Hoquiam.
children on August 7th are being °P»,nln8’ * t wh,ch “ m\ a program
State Board of Health, the city of Salem Sand and Gravel, who was
The Sullivans, who live in Oswego, are enthusiastic patrons of : arranged.
and presentation of $15 to Joe
Beaverton moved, at the June 28 present at the meeting, stated
Rigert as the essay contest prize
the Beaverton auction mart, reportedly do their shopping in Bea
Mrs. Bessie Matson read an ar
council meeting, to strengthen its that the charge he had set for
winner will be given.
verton and have many friends throughout the valley.
J. J. McMahon and son Btuce plumbing
ticle
by Mavis Gallant
titled
code regulation.
A t an average excavation for house
have taken over the old McClos- tending the session were Ray connections would be about $1.60
(Photo by Harrell Beaverton 4988)
What
Your Child
Thinks of | BUDGET A PPR O V A L
key Real Estate office on Broad Cleat water and Harry Antrobus. per running foot,
based on a
Proposed budget for the city o f
way ave., in Beaverton, and an local master plumbers, who of depth of four feet. However, he
At the conclusion of business Bpavprton ppndjnK apprw a, of the
nounce the addition of general fered suggestions in line with the pointed out, this work must he I
Mrs. Lutz srrved her guests dpI- voters in Wednesday's eleotion
insurance to the real estate line state health edict.
ordered before he has completed
icious lime Jello salad with nut (yesterday) was officially approv
handled in the past.
In addition to other rules that installation of the mains for the
htead and coffee.
e<l by the city council.
McMahon, senior. has had 12 were suggested for adoption, the company does not Intend to go |
years experience as a realtor and plumbers urged two inspections hack over its pipeline to make
at one time was captain of the on all new construction, one dur spotty excavations.
A union dispute, it was voiced.
traffic department of Portland. ing the roughing in and the other
Miss
Lavellr Flannery,
Ben
Rev. Mark B. Lloyd, pastor of
He has never handled insurance when the job is completed; urged is reportedly brewing over this
vet
ton’s
winsome
swimming
star,
the Brave: ton Methodist church
before but plans to offer It afte- a ‘‘cold water test" on all plumb- phase of the sewer contract. One
announces a schedule of travels
ing, an accepted
procedure to | local, It was alleged, has juris- has been realigned for another
the anticipated July 1 opening.
in
her specialty tor the month of
year
Bruce Joined the firm following check on sewer vent operations diction uP to the curb but ano- [ conference
4-H Clubbers Of
Co. Participate
Session Events
Beaverton Rates
New Equipment,
1st Class Status
Pres, of Rebekah Bond Sale Lags
Assembly Visits
County Buys 56%
Beaverton Lodge Of $235,000 Goal
U. S. Armv Assicins
Aloha Sergeant
To Arizona Base
Teen-age Center
Asks Inspection
Of Public Tonile
After Forty-five Years
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Mothers Include
ÁÜ the Family
In Picnic Plans
City Moves To Strengthen
Plumbing Code Regulation
McMahon, Son,
Take New Office
On Broadway Av.
Rev. Mark Lloyd
Continues Post
Of Meth. Pastor
Swimming Star
Tells Schedule
Of Appearances
From 1927 Rose Parade
his discharge from wartime ser
vice with the U. S. Marines, in
19415.
Meanwhile, W
E. McCloskey.
who was a one-time mayor and
long time resident of Beaverton
is to go on Thursday to the rest
home near Hillsboro, following a
long illness.
and protect against the dangers ther has the authority
beyond ' The appointment was made n> July.
of sewer gas and the raising of ; the curb.
Ashland on June 19th, the closing j With the Portland Aquatic club,
plumber licenses to $25 for a year
Final details on the house con- day n f j bp r>. pgon annual con of which «he Is a member, I.a-
or any part of a year
nertlons will await the July 8 Orence.
velle appeara July 2. 3 and 4 at
With sewer developments to re- meeting of the city council. Sug
The church baa enjoyed a very Bend in a water ballet being pre
quire abundant work for plumb- gested provision to make ron-
sented
as part of an Indepen
ers, Beaverton is shaping up as a nectlons easier for the 12 to
14 successful year under the leader dence day aquacade celebration.
veritable “happy hunting grounds” foot deep sewers Is the installs ship of Rev. Lloyd, who took up
On July 7 and 8, an Invitation
for plumbers from the surround- tlon of "risers", which will bring the work last fall. In addition to al swimming meet in Roeeburg
church he Is a
ing areas. The master plumbers j the connection within 6 feet of the Beaverton
will occupy her.
i teacher of speech at Cascade Col-
within the city, in behalf of their the surface.
July 23 and 24. she goes to the
craft as well as their businesses.
The council ordered the
cl tv | lege in Portland
Far Western swimming meet at
endorsed
strict enforcement of attorney to prepare
an amend-
During July and August
the F)p))(hlirkpr poo, ,n San Krancis-
regulations and a system of care- ment to the city ordinance to pro- Lloyds will be in summer school po This is the famous pool
a
ful insrpeetjon, paid for in large vide that as, from May 20. sewer at
the University of California mj|p |onR
part by Inspection fees and lie- charges will at no time exceed
Mrs. Lloyd, a- well as her hus
r^ om,n, ( a, s e ttle , is the de-
enses.
100 cp of the wa\er hill. This am-
hand, is a teacher of speech. They fpni(<> of , hp
„hp won
One
of
the
areas
of
discussion
endment
was
ordered
to
correc*
The theme
of Independence
will he takine special study In year ,n thp f}rPPn Lakp
mMe
unintended
interpretation
Day will be observed
next Sun concerned the sewer job contract nn
this field.
there.
She made more than a
day in the services of the Canyon awarded to Salem Sand and Gra- that vacation sewer rates were a
vel.
which
provide*
for
the
con-
minimum
charge
rather
than
a,
During
theii
absence
the
pul-
«plash
in
swimming circles, Ia«t
Road Baptist Church. N. E. Can
tractor to connect
house« and maximum.
pit of the local church will be year, when she emerged victor
yon Road at the Junction of Mc
buildings at the time of
laying In the matter of aummer vara-
supplied by Dr. C. J. Pike, pres- over a large field of contestants,
Lain Drive and Lake Road
This, tlon rates for wate* consumption
ident of
Cascade College
Keeping her "hand In". I^avelle
The pastor Rev
Russell
B. sewer mains and laterals.
according
to
the
contract,
will
he
another
amendment
wa«
directed
j
j
r
p(kp
waa
formerly
a
mem-
Pr**aent teaching swimming
Thomas will preach at 11 a m. on
to the property
owner f 0 extend the time period Here-
hpp of |hp Oregon Conference at the
Beach pool There
•The Baptist Idea in the Declar charged
at | and will bring in a line which can after, summer rates will begin o " bm
n<JW Pnk.aKed in education-
no W ™ * " 1 for ** "* *hp mu!lt
atlon of Independence" and
zealously
protect her amateur
7 45 pm his subject will be "The h* 18*er connected to the Individ- April 18 and and on September U
^ ork.
ndtng One of her local swim
n-intt.t TrGn in the Kingdom of tial's sewer lines at a much lower designating five months during
standi
Rap ist Tdca in the Kingdom
^
^
|f |t wprc npcP.,a «v u-h.ch the maximum water u .a c
He will preach each Sunday p„ p;,a
„
Rose
Marie
Laws
H
The Lord’s Supper will be oh- *o dig up the street at a later charge will be an average of the mo’ ning at il w a m. during July niere of Frank Teresl. of Teres!
.«erv'ed in the morning service, date for connection.
preceding four months.
and August
Food Center.
July 4th Theme
Features Sunday
Baptist Sermon
AS A C IT Y OF HOMES, Beaverton was depicted in the 1927 Rose
1-estival Parade, as shown in a picture from the scrapbook of Mrs.
’ 1 1 '
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WlMltlll « :i>c Ike entry won ■ prize is not rmem|
tbly a reader who knows .
• W lBflltW im im - 1
that score.
Hidden among the profusion of roses and other flowers, the
lowing rode the float: Mrs. Guy Carr, Kathryn Van Kleek Si
Marietta Dtetach (niece of Mra Mary Dean), Jack Raynard
vid Rohse.
Perhaps, among the large family of subscribers, there
who might add more details to the story.
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