Local Cast Features In Biblical Play U* o f 0„ Library Eugene, Oregon AUTHENTIC COSTUMES GIVE REALISTIC COLOR TO DRAMA VOLUME 22, Number 26 “ L ight E tern al” , biblical dram a KEEP EYE ON BALL­ sponsored by the A m erican L e­ gion, under the direction o f Miss. ANO FOLLOW THRU M arge A sm undsen has been post­ poned to Tuesday and W ednes­ All interested persons are day, July 26 and 27. P ostpone­ shortly to he invited to parti­ m ent was necessitated by illness. cip a te In an annual “ H ole In T he play will be presented in the O n e" contest under the spon­ B eaverton grade school auditor­ sorship o f the B eaverton J u ­ ium. E ach perform an ce will begin nior C ham ber o f C om m erce, at 8:13 p. m. with d oors open at accord in g to an announcem ent made this week. 7:30. A lthough the play has a m od­ N est week com plete details are promised, including the ern setting, with G randfather list* o f prizes» fo r the winners. telling the story it is not a pan­ .Now's the tim e to p o lis h up tom im e but a regular dram a with those iron shots and get ready actors dressed in authentic cos­ to com pete fo r the prizes to tume o f the time. be offered. F ollow in g is a list o f leading It isn ’t necessary to he a m em bers o f the ca st: Mr, E. G. “ hot sh ot” g o lfe r to participate W ebb. G ra n d fa th er; R everend in such a contest. Just keep King, M oses; Bob Cum m ings, Jos­ you r eye on the hall— and fol­ eph; R olan d W alm outh, Judah; low thru— it says! C laren ce B uffu m , P h araoh ; Noreen B rookhardt, C hief Stew ard to P haraoh ; D olores Carlson, Sister to Moses, In com parable M iriam ; Paul Knepp, B rother to Moses, A a ron ; H arriet Crim , H annah; B ob Besm ehn, Nebulon. M usic will be furnished by a local ch oir under the direction of As soon as present laying o f Mr. W illis Cady sew er laterals and m ain trunk T ick ets will be sold at the door lines has been com pleted Salem or m ay be bought in advance at Sand and Gravel, con tractors, will the T ip T op C offee Shop, B eaver­ com pete tests on the lines and the ton Furniture Store, A m erican Le­ w ay will be cleared to repair the gion Hall or from any A m erican streets to make transportation L egion m em ber. through Beaverton easier, it was stated this week. F ollow in g these teats the co n ­ tractor will “ puddle” all possible dirt back into the excavations and the city equipm ent and men will begin the task o f rem oving excess dirt and m aterial preparatory to Businessm en located on the brin gin g the streets back to their south side o f C anyon R oad were form er condition. In an interview with Clarence this week m aking every effort to urge su rfacin g o f the highw ay W ilson, superintendent on the jo b shoulders on their side o f the hi­ fo r Salem Sand and G ravel Co., he w ay w hich has been poured and stated how m uch they appreciated the fine cooperation they were re- is com plete with rock ballast. R espon se o f businessm en to a|c e *v ' n£ Trom the people o f Bea- telephone cam paign was whole- %erton> as he realizes the “ mess hearted, reports L. C. H arrell, and that city transportation is in n ec­ now the resident engineer fo r the essitated by the con stru ction work. state highw ay com m ission and the "E veryon e has shown a fine spirit con tra ctor are being contacted to o f cooperation, and we certainly see if com pletion is probable in appreciate it,” he stated. As m uch o f the w ork as possible the near future. So fa r it has in the low est parts o f town is be­ been ascertained that earlier co m ­ ing done now b efore the wet w ea­ pletion o f the w ork would be m ore costly proposition than was ther sets in, with the higher ground being left fo r the rainy season. figured in the estimate. Mr. W ilson expressed the belief It has been planned to w ait un­ til both sides o f the h ighw ay had that the L om bard St., line and the laterals running in would be co m ­ been paved before the drivew ays pleted ready fo r street im prove­ were black-topped. ment in the very near future. Businessm en feel that the in­ It was anticipated that another con venien ce to patrons is w o rk ­ crew would be added to thus fa ci­ ing a serious finan cial hardship litate the com pletion o f the jo b in and any speed possible in the hi­ as short a tim e as possible, W ilson w ay com pletion wil be apprecia­ declared. ted, H arrell stated, follow in g his talks with the business people. BEAVERTON, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1949 Honoring First Birthday Twenty Winners Selected In 4-H Garden Contest SIN G L E C O P Y F IV E C EN TS SU B SC R IPT IO N IN A D V A N C E S2.IK) P E R Y E A R Property Àssessm ts Figured To Finance Sewer Laterals AMOUNTS ARE 50% LESS THAN ESTIMATED, T w enty 4-H garden club mem- I . bers have been declared winners | BASED ON SQ. FT. OF PROPERTY SERVED in the Sears R oebu ck foundation garden contest a ccord in g to Joe Cox, C ounty E xtension Agent. D istribution o f Individual pro- ured on the basis o f 13 mills per The w inners w ere selected on Ppr'y assessm ents to cover an square foot o f property served, the basis o f the stories and plans j *ssue o f $120.924 61 in B ancroft This figure is about 50% less than o f their 1949 4-H garden. As aw- bonds to finan ce the cost o f in- has been the estim ate o f m ost a id s each m em ber will receive «tallation o f Beaverton sew er lat- property ow ners in the city. All seeds and plants valued up to plals was com pleted this week by previous estim ates were made $4.50. In addition those w inning N. R. M urner, resident o f Bea w ithout know ledge o f actual costa seeds and plants will be eligible verton, w h o has had several years that would be incurred. Now , with | to com pete in a special Sears gar- o i experience in such w ork. Mr. the con tracts for the w ork ap- den class at the W ash in gton Coun-1 M urner started the Job o f appor proved and th e actual construc- j ty fair. | tionm ent o f individual assessm ents tion started it is possible to give T hose named to receive seeds M ay 25 com p letin g the Job Tues an accu rate figure on the costs day m orning. and plants are: involved. Paul Felsher, M yrna Churchley, On the basis o f an average T he assessm ent has been fig- Betty Churchley, H ow ard H lnck, lot .VI’xlOO’ con tain ing .VMM) sq. H arris H anson, E laine Hansen, d c i u c i i t / n u n r e A n s n . ft. the am ount to be assessed Dennis E nger, Leila Reed, L aw -I B E A V E R T 0 N R E C O R D E R against the property would he rence Elliott, Joy Reed. Junior ORIGINAL NEW YORKER $65. T his gives som ething con ­ Sorenson all o f B eaverton; M arvin crete upon w hich every pro­ Kuhn, C larence K uhn, R oute 6, R ecently com e to the city perty ow n er in the city may P ortland; Jack M ichael, Gladys h »ll is J. E. Paddock, o f 545 base his ow n individual costs 1’ A I‘ KK HATS, B A L L O O N S and a candy n eck ia ce were the favors Michael, B illy Schm eling, Mary Hall street, B eaverton. fo r this installation. "F igu red fo r all the young guests at the lawn party h on orin g Philip Perry on Schm eling, R ose Meier, H illsboro; on this basis th e property Mr. P addock cam e to Ore­ his first anniversary July 14, at the hom e o f Mrs. F. J. W illiams, 960 S. and ^ lice K nox Gaston ow ner with corn er property or gon fro m New Y ork state In W Main St., in Beaverton. Irregular shaped lots is not 1924 and started |n the hard­ Phiip is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. C harles I. P erry of 979 S. W. w are business in Oakridge. At iw-nalized and everyon e will Main St. Beaverton. Shown in the photo are P hilip and eight o f his |w.v hi* ow n share o f the that time, he was active In hine guests. Little M iss Ellen Smith was h aving som e ttouble standing still about that tim e and just coudn't pose. costs Involved in a fair and the in corporation o f the city Shown from left to rifht, standing: M ichael W aters, Peggy Ann equitable m anner” it was w hen it set up Its Own water R odine. Charles (S k ip ) Perry, G ary Mohr, P h ilip Perry, Kathleen stated. system under R F C sponsor­ Perry, am! R ebecca Nelson. Seated, left to righ t: Anita Gail McKeen ship. T o m ake this savin g possible and Peter McCullup. F or 6 y ea rs, he held th e o f ­ certain costs which had origin ­ T he W ashington cou nty Camp f ic e o f m a y o r, o f Oakridge and ally been planned fo r paym ent Fire G irls cam p, Adahi. under th e r e a fte r took an active j»art through B an croft bonds have been the direction o f Mrs. John Hus- in c iv ic a ffa ir s up to last Sep­ tran sferred to the general ob liga ­ son have 41 girls from B eaverton. tem b er, w hen he dls|>oHed o f tion bonds, such as installation o f F orest Grove, H illsboro, G arden ] h is b u sin ess and m ov ed to the storm sewers, th ereby m aking Hom e, Cornelius and B anks cam p- 1 ll«M» v erton . the reduction in this issue possible. ing there this week. ills tw o daughters, Mrs. A rrangem ents for house con n ec­ T he girls have a full, active H ow ard Bernhardt and Mrs. tions are being held in abeyan ce , schedule, including: sw im m ing, Carl Olsen live In Beaverton. aw aitin g the fu rth er com p letin g I handcraft (clay m odeling, m ak in g: = 1 o f the principal sew er lines, treat­ ¡te a lilies), dram atics (using as | ment plant and facilities. the basic theme Indian legen ds), MOTHERS' CLUB MEETING It has been suggested by the blazing trails, , hikes, cook in g D uring the summer months, the con tractor that the city stand the j meals outdoors, scaven ger and W ood lan d A cres M others’ club has | co8' con nection s, but at the treasure hunts and learning new been having afternoon picnic i Prpspnt ,im p thp bon din g ability songs. Forest G rove library hooks m eetings fo r m em bers and their o f the city is not su fficien t to are being used this year for the children. T he last picnic was held cover these costs and this m atter girls’ reading pleasure. F riday July 13 at Mrs. Jeanette B o lf’s is also being held in abeyance I night a special "E v en in g F ire” is home. A large attendance o f both pending the fu rth er com pletion o f held when the parents are present. m others and ohildren assured a the project. B efore the girls could • e n jo y As soon as It Is possible the city very pleasant afternoon for all the m any things planned for One hundred tickets to the R e­ will levy the a ssessm en ts' required them, a professional rat exter­ F eaturing a long standing motto, special crew o f wom en (nam es creation Fund P otluck w ere distri­ and every property ow n er will be m inator had to he hired to rid the advised o f the actual levy against “C ity o f H om es", the 1929 float not know n» took over the letter- buted for sale by members. cam p o f the w ood rsts. his property and will be given ten entry o f B eaverton won first prize ing, done in bright daisies. T w o new m em bers have been Beaverton girls at cam p this pay the sum in in Section 2 fo r O regon cities out­ A ccord in g to the E N T E R P R IS E _ added to the roll this summer, days to either ^ ■ " " . . “ 'L T Mrs. Jackie Ahrens and Mrs. HU rash and thereby save the 6% side Portland, in that year's R ose files „ f July 21. 1929, the Rose wppk “ r* :_ strup, Judith Diller, Audrey Grun­ interest theron o r m ake ap p lica­ Festival parade. W ith the m ythical Parade float com m ittee of Mrs. dy, Janiskay Abraham , M arjorie dreth T ate T albert, Mrs. Berthold and Mr. h onor w ent $75 in hard cash. Mrs. Alma W ard will be hostess tion for bonding. T his assessm ent A nderson, N ancy Jo Ely, Janice will becom e a lien against the fo r the August picnic. P residin g on the float was Irene O rorbaugh realized^ a balance of Johnson. |______ property unless paid in cash. Stock (B a rn es), dressed in pastel $154.77, including $75 prize money, Garden Hom e girls attending p r p / \ n v r i » H a u f cfV IN I T o fu rth er explain the plan fo r green and crow n ed with the i a $'er a " expenses had been paid. this week are M ariagnes Friend REPORTED HOME SOON the com plete paym ent o f the sew ­ prerogatives o f “ M iss B eaverton". $n ,h e Miss Beaverton contest, Millin Lem pko, Illana Johnson FOR CONVALESCING er system In B eaverton. I ( M i l A)go he, pinR to c a , ry out th„ “ P eg gy" Stock won ou t with 95,- Judy Stephens, Doreen C offey. ] <1) T he B a n croft bon ds c o v e r m otif o f the float were Cathryn 900 votes M a,ir A m ach er was P atricia Cook, Karen Ann P outa W alt Larson, popular young bus- the installation o f the laterals Van Kleek, R uth R aynard, Max- "econd. G eorgia Benson. 3rd and la Judy Creighton. inessm an o f B eaverton, w ho re- only. ine Cady, LaV ern D om ogalla. Jane Mary K ingston, 4th. W inner re- _____ _ cen tly su ffered a severe physical (2) T he balance o f the principal set-back is reported com in g along D om ogalla, D oroth y Vasilien, Flo- ceived a dress and $3 in prize installation, which includes the in good shape and hopes to be rence Vasilien. R hoda T hyng and I monpy wh,lp ,hp ° ,h er 3 * i , h ,,O N O K S T rD K N T W estern R id in g events at the B obby Sauers. , were K*ven free tick ets to R ose DaIe G Hildenbrand o f Beaver released _____ from th e hospital soon main trunks, o f w hich there are W ash in gton County Fair this year A ccord in g to Mrs. J. R. T albert, I *’ e-s '» va' events during the en tiie ion was onP ny 243 students at ff>r further con valescin g at his three: namely, those on A lger St., prom ise to be unusually entertain­ Hall St., and M enlo D rive; the ...B, ______ U niversity of Portland to be list- hom e af ]006 Junction Road. ing. a ccord in * g to plans being ------- com . w h o was chairm an o f the float I wppk; storm sewer, the treatm ent plant pleted b y a c o u n t y wide com m ittee com m ittee, Bert H ock en built the [ ra tc h e -) are bright red. A!1 hraas Inf- Itemized In the last tw o issue« where they live. |construction car built In Carson T op speed o f the engine, sized o f the E N T E R P R IS E . N ext is a Union Line boxcar, o f ! his back log o f inform ation. Street Repair To Follow Line Tests Of Sewer Mains Businessmen Urge Hiway Shoulder Paving-Now Camp Adahi Has Active Schedule; 41 Girls Attend 1929 Float Won $75 Prize Club« Plan Yg. Republicans Riding Events Select West Linn For County Fair Convention Site F ifty leaders o f the state-wide Y oun g R epublican organization m et Sunday at M ulino fo r a co m ­ bination board m eeting and picnic and selected W est L inn as the site fo r their annual convention to be held D ecem ber 9, 10, and 11. at W est Linn inn. T h e C lackam as cou nty Y oung R epu blican s w ere hosts fo r the p icn ic m eeting, at w hich repre­ sentatives from M arion, Lane, W ash in gton and M ultnomah cou n ­ ties were also present. V ivian M cM urtrey, state presi­ dent, announced the appointm ent o f Bill M erriam o f Salem as co l­ lege director fo r the state. Plans fo r a fall colege Y ou n g R epu bli­ can rally were outlined by Jim R agland, also o f Salem, chairm an o f new college organizations. R ep orts on the national Y oung R epu blican con vention in Salt L ake City last m onth were given by several m em bers o f the Ore­ gon delegation: Hal H olm es, Bob E lliott and V ivian M cM urtrey of P ortlan d ; Steve Anderson and Bill M erriam , Salem, and H ow ard Ham lin. Mllwaukie. HOBBY BOOKS LISTED IN POST OFFICE LOBBIES T he follow in g G overnm ent pub­ lication m ay be secured from the Superintendent of D ocum ents, G overnm ent P rinting Office, W ashington25. D. C .,according to a poster on display at all post o ff ic e s : A D escription o f U. S. Postage Stamps. 1847-1947, 45 cen ts. 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