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BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE Friday July 1. 1949 Business Guide BEAVERTON AREA BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL LISTINGS HEATING ADVERTISING T h e BEAVERTON GRAUER & ACKERM AN ENTERPRISE Furnaces — Floor Furnaces Oil Burners - Circulators Controln, - Repair Service Phones Beaverton 4182 or AT 4507 —The Tualatin Valley Market Basket" DISPLAY — CLASSIFIED BEAVERTON PHONE 2321 INSURANCE ADVERTISING Phone TRinity 0496 FIRE - AUTO - LIABILITY * BONDS W M SCHW EIZERHOF TH OM AS S. DUTHIE —Advertising S p e c io lt i» — Calendars - Pencils - Buainees Gifts 3141 N. E. 62nd Ave. Portland IS, Ore. 680 S. E. 13th St., Beaverton, Ore. Phone 424# “Insure and Be Sure" LUMBER APPLIANCES APPLIANCES DOU GH TY'S "Largest SeleoUon of Electrical Appliances In Beaverton" 1446 N. E. Canyon Hoad Beaverton 417* KINGSLEY-BEAVERTOR LUMBER CO. Dutch Boy Paints Roofing — Insulations Beaverton Phone 3201 LUMBER APPLIANCES GRAUER & ACKERM AN W . J. M cCREAD Y LUMBER CO Hot Point - Maytag "Every Appliance fo r the Home Beaverton 4182 On Canyon Rd. or A T water 4807 East o f Beaverton ROOKING - INHALATION SAHH and DOOR* Beaverton Phone 38»t NURSERY -------------------------------------- ATTORNEY Camellias Rhododendrons Evergreen Specialist TH U RLOW WEED ATTORNEY - AT - LAW 237 Farmington (next to Klwanle Hall) BEAVERTON Phone 444» ) K*'-e-Dw» r* Evergreens Beaverton 3651’ D REW 'S ILEX NURSERY Eighth mile west of Beaverton on Canyon Rd. OPTOMETRIST---------------------------------- BEAUTY SALON CANYON BEAUTY STUDIO DR. FRANK M cBRID E Guaranteed Permanent Waving Manning Bldg., Beaverton 9101 S. W, Canyon Road Evenings by A pp o in t m e n t AT 2893 PAINTING BUILDING MATERIAL W EST SLOPE LUMBER YARD For Anything In Building Material—We Have It—Will Get it or It Isn't Made 9049 S. W, Canyon Rd For Appointment Phone Beaverton 3571 M ILTON R. DRAKE Painting - Papering Contract Work Free Estimates Work Guaranteed 260 S. W. 9th St., Beaverton Phone 4962 B K oadw ay 6122 PAINTING & DECORATING- CARPENTER C. MICKELSEN LEE 0 . STEEN Building - Repairs Estimates Gladly. Work Guaranteed Papering a Specialty Oswego Phone >-7721 Beaverton 4194 Rt. 3, Box 249 \ PLUMBING CARPENTER- BKAVERTON b u i l d e r s New Homes — R em odelin g — R epairing Painting and D ecorating A. H AR RY M acIN T Y R E Phone 2821 Rt. 1, Box 435, Beaverton CLEANERS------------------------------------- - CLEARW ATER PLUM BING Electric and Gas Water Heaters Falrbanks-Morse Pumps and Service Beaverton Phone 4581 CARLSON PLUM BING CO. "Home of Fine Cleaning’’ 8 and H Green Stani|>a Beaverton 3891 375 8. W. Canyon Rd. BEacon 6767 “20 Years Experience" Material and Workmanship Guaranteed Beaverton 4118 Charles Carlson Ted Sanborn r a d io s BEAVER RADIO & RECORDING PROGRESS FEED CO. Farm Feeds - Seeds - Special Mixtures Dealers for Hodgen-Brewster Centennial Feeds HARRY PALO HOWARD TYLER Progress, Oregon • Call Beaverton 4020 GUARANTEED REPAIRS Good used records 26c, Public address systems, record players A parts. Recording equipment Across from Telephone Office Beaverton 4942 REAL ESTATE FEED HOLLAND FEED STORE Hay — E. L. W ORD, R ea l Estate Grain — Poultry Supplies Beaverton Seeds Phons 3811 Farms - Suburbans - Residential 1210 N. E. Canyon Road Beaverton 4531 Portland Capital 2211 REFRIGERATION FEEDS Horticultural, Agricultural and Supplies Florist FINDLEY M ILLING CO. 16 S. E Farmington Beaverton 8851 REDFIELD REFRIGERATION Service and Repair on All Makes Refriger ators, Washing Machines, Ranges and Motors Phone Benv. 4985 1682 N E. Center St REPAIRS FLORIST BEAVERTON FLORIST FI j OWKRS FOR AIJ, OCCASIONS Deliveries to Hillsboro and Portland 1650 S. E Lombard St. Phone Beaverton 3026 Guaranteed Repair Washing Machines Refrigerators, Ranges. Motors. Etc. BLANTON SERVICE Phone Beaverton 2384 THE LUZ ON CLUB __________________________ FLORIST LABBE FLOW ERS WEDDINGS O U I SPECIALTY Near Sunset Highway Bridge 6802 S W. Canyon Rd ATwater 106* FURNITURE- T E R R Y 'S FURNITURE CO. "New and Used- Household Furnishings. Quaker OU Heaters Mon tag Electric Ranges All Biass 2286 N. E. Canyon Rd Beaverton 4703 GARBAGE SERVICE VALLEY GARBAGE SERVICE fo r Weight Reducing and Chic Grooming CLARA M ANDERSON, In stru cto i 805 Johnson Road. Beaverton Phone 4857 WATKINS PRODUCTS _______________________ For Delivery on Your Favorite Products Write or See' I L BENSON 213 S W W fA T H F B Washington, Beaverton I T 9 I M I M C ------ Interlocking Metal - Insulation - Venetian Blinds — Free Estimates George Hohnstem, Jr. M u ltn om a h M etal W eath erstrip Co Phone MU 2806 or Beaverton 3176 5916 N. E 15th Ave, Portland 11. Oregon 8221 8 W Spring Garden Rd.. Portland 1, Ore J. W, * Bill> Bollinger Phone Peaverton 2918 GARAGE K IRW A N S A U TO M O TIV E SERVICE Complete Automotive Repairing HANCOCK BtrPER SERVICE STATION Across from Safeway Store Phone Beaverton 2881 W B O IIG H T M p p f i n n In E n ll TUALATIN VIEW— : The in- WKSTHAVEX ROAD i m C C T i n g m r a il nual spring Khool budj{et meet. The County Road Department Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar spoke , , , _ has started work on the road in before members of the Washing- war held at the Barnes school ^ We, th. ven dUll1ct widening ton County Tuberculosis and house on June 20. This was the and grading of Westhaven drive Health Association at their meet- first meeting held after the con- js underway. ing, Thursday evening, June 9. solidation of the Barnea-Tuala- ZIMMKRMA.\-HAW KINS and Edward in the home of Mrs. Zola F. tin View school. By now Barnes I Ila Zimmerman Hawkir.s were married June 25. Morgan. Executive Secretary of 8HIR1.LY RAY the Association. Mrs. Dunbar School District No. 57, Joint. Centenary - Wilbur Methodist The budget was voted in for j church of Portland was the / » t n EAR MA and Pa, Jeff and 1 stressed the responsibilities of the U have gone to the city to be Association, its members and of- $38.500.00 over the 6% limitation scene of the informal wedding the : lor the operation for the school performed before the immediate married. Ma. you Just wiU never ficers and their relation to aee things our way ao thia is all State and National Associations, year 1949-1950. family and friends, Saturday there'! left for ua to do. I’ m aorry, She also talked on the Work One director was elected. Ross evening, June 25. The Rev. Ed- (signed) Jennie." Shop that is to be held at La Whisman, succeeding himself for j ward Terry officiated. The bride is the daughter of From behind the bam Hiram Grande. Oregon, August 15th to a three year term. Mr. Whisman could aee the ancient auto rattling 18th. Several from the County As- ^as served 10 years as director Evelyn James and was given toward borne. El- sociation are planning to attend. ant^ chairman of the board. Mr. ln marriage by Mr. Riley B. Os- viry's gaunt fig general round table discussion Henry Johnson, who has served born and attended by Mrs. Riley • Minuti ure at the fleer A with questions and answers fol- j for 32 years on Barnes School B Osborn. She chose for her Fiction ing wheel was sil lowed. board resigned on account of his wedding a pink gabardine suit houetted against Mis. Zola Morgan gave a com- health by order of his physician, with brown accessories and wore the white road, and Hiram smiled prehensive and interesting report His resignation took effect on a purple orchid corsage. to himself at the picture of his on her attendance at the Na- the 20th. Mr. Hawkins, who is the son very large wife in the very amaU tional Tuberculosis Association Another meeting will be called of William Hawkins was attend car. Aa it pulled Into the driveway Convention in Detroit, Mich. May in the near future to fill the un- ed by Lyle Hoag as best man. ha quickly ducked out of sight. 2nd to 6th. She said there were expired term of one year. Plans After the wedding a reception Better to have her discover the some two thousand delegates, di- are shaping up for a new 11 was held ln their new home at note herself. ReluctanUy he went vided into three groups—the Med-,r °<Hn grade school for the dis- j 11510 S. E. Boise St. They left on into the bouse himself. ¡cal Section, the Health Educa- trict and bonds are to be voted j a short wedding trip to Seaside She wheeled opoo him sharply, tion Section and the American on soon. 'and coast resorts. her whele figure trembling with 11 —i Trudeau Society. Dr. G. C. Bel rag« and nstenlshment. linger, Supt. of Oregon T. B. i by which bone-chewing might be "Hiram! Have you seen this?" Hospitals, was elected to the of ■ eliminated is directly supplement she demanded. fice of President at the National ing minerals to the livestock diet. "Do you realize what thia means? meeting. Seven delegates from ! Such an addition might be nom- Jennie—ahe's gone! Jennie’s gone, Oregon attended the Health Edu j ocalcium phosphate, which con- Hiram!” She waved the note wildly cation division of the meeting | tains 18% phosphorus and 15% In his face. and were to report on it at the Lack of phosphorus in the ration ca,c*um- Annual State Convention in Port HE stormed at the little man land May 26th. feed of cattle will encourage de- It may be fed in troughs, str- furiously. "They have no right Mrs. Morgan then gave her re praved appetite in cattle as well I aight or mixed with a chaser of to marry! He’ll never be able to port on the State Meeting and as reduce the calf crop and stunt j salt—at a ratio of one pound of support her; his own father said offspring, according to a county ' phosphate to 2 pounds of salt, her Executive Secretary’s report he'd never make a farmer. All thia farm agent’s dispatch. Bonemeal is also often used. It for April and May. talk about his wanting to study en First grave symptom of this contains slightly less phosphorus Newly re-elected President C. J. gineering and auch nonsense—I improper feed shows in bone-chew and twice as much calcium. The won't have my daughter be his Fink spoke of plans for a strict ing or wood chomping with the high calcium is considered of little ly Tuberculosis meeting to be wife!” animal finally becoming stiff at value as most range grasses con- The tentative ’’Now, listen. Eiviry," he said held in the Fall. boldly, "you’re Just carrying on so date is Sept. 22nd. This Is to he the joints, meaciated and listless, tain adequate amounts of it at all because Jennie's outwitted you! j a general County "Pep” meeting. There is no set time of the year ' times. Phosphorus is the most ser- ious deficiency. Motion was made and carried for this deficiency to appear. This would never have happened if Most common incidence of this It is alleged that once the prac- you hadn't been so stubborn and I that no Board meetings he call- would have consented to their | ed in July and August. Seventeen nutritional imbalance, It is believ- tice of feeding phosphorus in sup- marrying in the first place. If .members and guests, including ed. show's up during the winter plement to grasses results leave there's anything you women can’t Mrs. Dunbar and Mr. L. P Put- and spring periods of dry feeding little doubt as to its benefits. stand it’s to have another woman * nam of the State Office were pre- Principal grasses from high rain- These include larger calf crops, out-do you—even if she is your own I sent. fall areas and short grass plains heavier calves and better spring daughter!” After the meeting was adjourn are short in phosphorus, a dc condition of the stock, She read the note over again. ed refreshments were served by ficiency that shows up from the 1----------- "Jennie says they're leaving for Mrs. Morgan, assisted by Mrs. C. seed stage on. To Buy or Sell. It Might be well. the city. That must mean the 11:15 J. Fink and Mr» Clyde Yount. The most satisfactory method i t0_Try a Classified_ train. It’s just eleven now; if we hurry we can catch her." Under her breath she added to herself. "So she thinks she can outwit m e!” and drawing her lips into a hard, thin line, she grimly barged out the door. Hiram followed. She opened the squeaky garage doors with an effort, and they went Inside. He puffed away on his pipe m t a * ir««i»n tvn <r ■ ■ o«mm vtirf* as she fumbled in her huge hand • p p r B r in f In T h e S u n d a y O rejronlan June 2 6 . W l i one o f a aeries «not 1 gored D y T h e O re- bag. — Ian ond th e Or — on S u t e M otor a jo o c ia lio a "Hiram, have you the car key?" BY JALMAR JOHNSON "No. Eiviry. I ain't seen It all a — e s r BdH ar T b t O r<*«ni«ii day.” Like n o st residents 6f the She dashed out the door and he western slope of the Cascades, followed with a flashlight. They . this writer and his family are quite familiar with the western searched the driveway. They over ML Rainier country, but had turned flagstones and ran their never visited tin eastern ap- fingers over short blades of grass. oaches to the mountain and But there was no key. They went linier national park until a re into the house and turned every cent week end when we headed thing upside down. But no key. the Oregon State Motor associa lion’s white Ford in that direc tion. s / y t IRAM,” she exclaimed sudden- We hit the scenic jackpot— A l ly, "you sat In that rocking the majestic Columbia gorge, chair when you came In. What did the sagebrush of central Wash ington. the green orchards of the Yakima valley, rushing | mountain streams, virgin pine timber on the eastern slope of the Cascades, the verdant green of the moist west slope. Two Days Sufficient We found that a Portland I motorist with scarcely more than 500 miles of driving can see all this and visit both sides of Mt Rainier national park in as little as two days— or as | many more as he cares to de vote to the trip. He can stay in comfortable hotels and moun tain lodges and eat in modern restaurants, or he can camp out in the open in forest and national nark camp grounds. Our assignment was to log a loop trip from Portland up the Evergreen highway to Maryhill, then north on 97 through Yakima and northwest by high way 410 over 5440-foot-high ‘‘Hiram," abe exclaimed sud Chinook pass, then west by Washington state highway No 5 denly. "you tat in that rocking through the southeast corner of chair when I came in. What did Mt Rainier national park to the you do with my things?" junction of the Pacific highway Fishermen try their luck in Nache, river north of Yakima. at Marys Corner, the well- you do with my things’’ " known w estern turning-off point snow plows, as with a knife, enthusiasts and just plain sight "Why, I set them on tho table for Mt Rainier. Two days before we left leaving huge banks of snow on seers, and reached the junction there." Yakima to explore the upper etther side of the highway. where highway 410 continues on "Yes you did!" she accused reaches of the Cascades and de Much of this snow will remain to Seattle and state highway 5 "You set everything thero but the termine what the loop was like. well into the summer, it seemed heads west for Marys Corner car key Don't try to lie to mo now. There a sign, "Road Closed.” Chinook pass had been opened certain Hiram! I know very well you'd tike A record winter fall of snow We passed the summit, crowd blocked the entrance to high to see her get away» but I won't had been sliced through by ed with skiers, amateur camera way 5 We had to retrace our route through Yakima and back have It! Hiram, If you got that to the Evergreen highway. We key . . had made the trip a few days "Eiviry, 1 awear to goodness, 1 too early, but a check-up on our ain't seen it.” return revealed that by the time HT. RAINIER "The train leaves In two min this article is in print the road N ATL PARK will be open and the east and utes," abe walled as abe glanced at west entrances to Mt. Rainier the clock Her spirit was entirely park as well. broken. Her grrat frame even W e j t e r n Oregonians and seemed to tag, Washingtonians are prone to Hiram patted her benevolently think of the areas east of the mountains as desolate stretches "Well, you go to bed now. Elvtry, of sagebrush except where irri and have a good cry Crying ai gation has caused orchards and ways does do women folk good green fields to sprout or dry I’ll be along in a while." farming has developed grain fields There are such stretches He walkeo onto tho porch Die and from the valleys the hil>* air was sweet with the smell of nay wem bare compared with the Far in the distance he heard the country west of the Cascades, melancholy whistle of a train then but our trip up the east slope o f oil was quiet again. He puffed con the high range was a revelation to us. tentediv for a while on his corncob, then took It from his mouth and The mountains were covered with green timber— high, large knocked the bowl against the rail dimension, virgin stuff un lng TTiere was a bright flash and spoiled by cutting Naches a email clink of metal as the ashes river, running swift and high fluttered to the ground Hiram from the snow banks above, was smiled slyly to himself, pocketed as pretty a stream as we had ever s « yi west of the mountains the battered old pipe and started in rishermen dotted it* bonks Irv B rleatrd »« * M S ra lu res ing their luck with rod and fly. v °°L gramy camp grounds I Map shows knap trip that take* in both aide* of Rainier park along the rtver looked m vilaw Ma Lost The Key Depraved Tastes Show Feed Lack In Cattle Grass S Scenic lackpot Hit on Motorlog To Washington's Mt. Rainier Area K PLUMBING COOK'S CLEANERS & DYERS FEED AND SEED , s h o m StoW Wash. Co. Health NEW JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT Ass'n. Plans TB HOLDS ANNUAL BUDGET MEET IP OKI Special Price on Weather Vanes DALTON £ CO. 'Anything In Wrought Iron ' Grills, Railings. Gates. Fences. Guards Lanterns 388 Canyon Road Beaverton Phone 4036 ,{’ ! ,ry
