T A B L E T E N N IS C H A M P
Jack Pim entel o f 45 SW 7th St.,
B eaverton, won the m en's singles
table tennis cham pionship o f P ort­
land public parks F rid ay evening.
A ugust 12.
He defeated
B ob
H agenbach,
O regon State College cham pion, in
the finals. The scores w ere 16-21.
22-20, 27-25.
B E A V E R T O N I C C P IC N IC
B eaverton ju n ior cham ber o f
com m erce wives entertained their j
husbands and fam ilies at a p icn ic
held A ugust 14, at A valon park,
from 1 p. m. to 7:30 p. m.
T he
w ives
prepared
basket j
lunches and the a fternoon was
spent in boating, playing v olley - 1
ball and pitching horseshoes ( w it h -;
out a hole-in-one).
SM
VOLUME 22, Number 30
Sixteen Lodges
Of County IOOF
Picnic Aug. 21st
E N G A G E M E N T A N N O U N CE D
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. R ingham .
627 S. E. Third avenue, B eaver-
W ash in gton county Odd Fellow s
ton, announced the engagem ent and R ebekahs will hold their an-
o f their daughter, M arjorie, to nual p icn ic August 21, on the
W alter
E. L ogsdon, son o f Mr. Tualatin river, at the D ick Scott
and Mrs. E. E. L ogsdon, o f W est j ia rm
w h ich
is
located
about
¡h a lf w ay betw een T igard and
Linn.
W ed d in g date has not been set. j Sherw ood. T here will be d irectin g
N IE C E F R O M N E B R A S K A
signs on the h i£hway.
Miss V iolet Oberg, o f H ettinger,
M em bers o f the ord er and tl
N orth D akota, is visiting her uncle friends are invited. C offee and
and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs A lbert F cream wU1 be furnished.
H ighbe o f B eaverton
T h ere are sixteen lodges In this
"S h e plans to leave on A ugust 19. 1 county, and a good crow d is ex-
after com p letin g a w eek's stay.
Pected. Several o f the in and lodge
L U T H E R A N PICN IC
o ffic e r s h ave signified their in-
St. M atthew s Lutheran church tentlon to attend.______________
BEAVERTON, WASHINGTON COUNTY. OREGON,
District 48 Selects Nine
New Teachers for 1949-50
OCCUPANCY DATE FOR C. E. MASON BUILDING ON
FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1949
S IN G L E C O P Y F IV E C EN TS
si B st K IPT IO N IN A D V A N C E S2.00 P E R Y E A R
REC Field Day To Explain
Summer Setup of District
Plane Will Drop
Tickets For Fair
And $90 Bicycle
COMMITTEE STARTS MOVEMENT TO ESTABLISH
P reparations are com plete foi
SEPTEMBER 6; JOB COMPLETION ABOUT OCT. 1ST the 'Golden R ain' event for W ash ­
RECREATIONAL AREA WITHIN H. S. BOUNDARIES
ington C ounty you ngsters at the
Fair in Hillsboro. S eptem ber 2 and
T he tw o B eaverton E lem entary M ason B uildin g is as follow s:
F orm a tion o f a recreational dlst- the laws o f the state,
3. the fair hoard announced this
S ch ool B uildings, the Merle Davies
Mrs. E sth er P eer, (Principal; Miss week.
rict to en com pass the boundaries M eanwhile,
plans
are
goin g
B uilding and the C. E. Mason M argaret Galley, F irst Grade; Mrs.
Prise
_ in the event Is a $90 Co ° f Jl- union high school district 10, ahead fo r various events o f the
B uilding, are scheduled to open G race W ells, First_ Grade; Mrs. ium bia bicycle to be presented to w as voted a * a « » “ j ^ t to tie in public field day. Com m ittees will
o r w ith the " R « c " field day to
be be called togeth er the first
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__ part
____
classroom s, auditorium , and office Miss Janell Devine, Second Grade under present on thp F alr Ground hpld a ‘
B eaverton high school o f next w eek to make final ar-
space o f the new C E. Mason Mrs. M arie W atson . Third G rade; Friday or Saturday O nly rule is “ hletlc fleld on August 27. by the
rangem ents. Entries are still
be-
B uilding will be ready fo r occu - Mrs. A da Freese. Fourth Grade and , hat thl> bicycIp wtI, not hp aw . Beaverton area recreational com- ing solicited fo r track and field
pancy by that time, but the cafe- Mrs.
F loren ce
Brownlee.
Fifth arded
parents ,nlUee this week
‘‘ vents. hoxlng a " d the road race
frifth
a id ed unless the parent or parents
te n a will not be finished foi Opel G rade
,,,,
ent
R epresen tative«
ire expected
to from Aloha to Beaverton.
are prM
present.
ation until about O ctober 1. Most
S u bjects will be taught in both
appear before the Beaverton city
Prlzes to hp awardpd are
A rrangem ents w ere made this
o f the la n dscapin g on the new schools as follow s:
council, at its m eeting o f August I lsed to be rpady for pubIlpation
week with the B all-R alston F lying
grou n d s will be com pleted after
Miss
E van gelin e
M oshofsky.
_ ,
,
.
“
"
’ .
19. to explain the situation. Peti- „e x t week
and Sunday sch ool will have its
sch ool opens.
Arts
and
C ra fts;
Mrs
Evelyn Servlcen ,n d roP
K°,dP" " pkp‘ * tions. it is expected will be clrcu-
p icn ic at Sellwood Park August SLOWLY MOVES THE
com m ittee has decided to
The
teach in g sta ffs
of
both Jones. M usic; Mr. John Gillmore,
C o u n t s 'K r id -iv
a
latPd at the field day t,n Au* u8t elim inate'"'» box lunches from the
28, im m ediately follow in g m orning
buildings
are
com
plete
at
the
pres-
Band;
M
rs.
R
uthann
McKenzie,
Twftlv.
T
hm
.«,.»,,
27
lo
stait
the
ganizatu.n.
under
DroBTam
services.
RIVER OF BLACKTOP
Tw elve Thousand o f the tickets
program .
Instead.
hamburgers,
ent time. T h ere are nine teachers V iolin;
B rin g you r lunch. C offee and ice
wil be dropped du rin g the flight.
hot dogs, cold meats, cheese and
w
h
o
will
be
new
to
the
system
this
Me.
E
rrol
H
assell
is
beginning
cream furnished b y the B roth er­
Slow ly m oves the river of
other sandw iches will be offered
Should the weather he had for DON JENKINS RECEIVES
y ea r; fo u r o f these are replace- his secon d year as superintendent
hood. G am es a n * prizes fo r the j hlacktnp a lon g the gravelled
for sale, alon g with soft drinks
flyin
g on August 26, the ''G olden
m
ents
and
five
are
new
additions
o
f
School
D
istrict
No.
48.
children in the afternoon.
OFFICIAL APPOINTMENT
' and coffee.
shoulders
of
Canyon
R oad
R
ain
”
will
he
dropped
the
follow
­
| to the sta ff.
Unless there has been a large
B U SY B E E S PICN IC
(w ithin th e c ity lim its o f B e a ­
hestivities to signal conclusion
T he sta ff fo r the Merle Davies shift in population since school ing day, or on the first day the
M em bers o f the 4-H club Busy
v erton ).
o f the sum m er recreational pro­
The 1». S. Senate has made it
B uilding will he as follow s; Miss closed in M ay, the C. E. Mason weather perm its thereafter.
B ees o f B eaverton and their par­
C on tra ctor P orter Y eft start­
o ff ic ia l!
gram will begin Thursday m orn­
Each tick et is good fo r adm is­
M erle Davies, P r in c ip a l; Miss Mar- B uilding will be occupied by pu-
ents, on July 31, held a p icn ic at | ed a t th e W est “Y ” on M on­
ing, A ugust 18. at 9:30 a m., with
So I n til«* w o r d f o r w a r d e d
jo rie Johnson, F irst G rade; Mrs. pils from the W est Slope area sion to th e fair grounds for any
Sellw ood P ark, in Portland.
d a y , c o m p le t in g th e in sta lla ­
a party fo r sm all fry.
boy or girl 12 years old or you n ­
D onald L Jen kina, w h o hud
from
the
first
through
fifth
L
a
R
en
e
Ely,
F
irst
G
rade;
Mrs.
E vents included gam es, a ball ; tio n o f a c o u p le islan d s th at
ger. R ules fo r the bicycle contest
B egin ning at 12.30, grade school
lH«eu a ctin g postm aster at the
A lice Carlson, Second G rade; Mrs. grades, and from the immediate
gam e and sw im m ing. T h ere was
w ill c h a n n e l t r a ffic o f f B r o a d ­
will be plainly printed on the tick- i B ea\ erton o ffic e sin ce last fall,
children o f the program will hold
vicinity
o
f
the
school.
M argaret Saunders, Second G rade;
a good attendance reported.
w a y in th e d ir e c tio n o f H ills­
but w h o now holds the |M>*ition i a picnic at the city park followed,
The d ividin g line for this area ets. C ontestants will not he lim -j
M iss L ily W agn er, Third G rade;
N EW EDUCATOR
boro.
at 2:30, by the regularly scheduled
ited to one ticket, but m ay brin g
on th e l»mis o f a perm anent
will
be
M
u
rray
and
Ellis
Avenues
M
iss
D
oroth
y
H
erm
ens,
Third
Since A ugust 14, the household
S in ce that time— k o ff— k o ff
sw im m ing
sessions.
Buses will
as
m
any
tickets
as
can
be
found.
appoint
m«-nt.
G rad e; Mrs. Helen Nelson, Fourth with
the
ch ildren
from
these
sta ff o f Mr. and Mrs. E rrol H a s­
the b la ck — k o ff— to P material
pick up their loads at the city
The bicycle, all sh in y red and
It
hail
taken
som
e
tim
e
het-
G rad e;
Mrs.
V ivian
Sherwin, streets atten d in g the C. E. Mason
sell, R ou te 3 B ox 366, B eaverton, j k o ff-k o ff— has been deposited
park.
white, has a gear sh ift lever per­
w een the d a le o f August 5,
F ou rth G rade; Mrs. Ua Hutton, Building. All sixth, seventh, and
has had a new educator, P atrick I a lon g— k o ff-k o ff— the
sh ou ld­
F riday night, August 19, teen­
m itting change o f gears fo r hill
w
hen
I'restdenf
Trum
an
sub­
F ifth G rade;
eighth grad ers in the district will
V ernon, w h o arrived at W ilcox
ers
exten d in g— k o ff-k o ff — at
agers will go on a hay-ride to an
clim bing.
There are fro n t anl
m
itted
Jenkins
name
to
the
M iss Letha B rew er. Fifth G rade; attend the Merle Davies Building
M em orial hospital, all 8 pounds
presstim e — k o ff-k o ff— to the
undisclosed site where dancing,
rear brakes.
E lectric headlight
senate and this week, when
Mrs.
N a n cy Bourquin, Sixth G rade; as well as the you n ger pupils who
and 6 ou nces o f him.
very d oor o f the new spaper o f­
sw im m ing and a weiner roast will
and
loud
horn.
T
he
fron
t
fork
s
the
|M»stmast<T
general's
o
ffice
M rs. F loren ce P ayne, Sixth G rade; do not attend the C. E. Mason
T he new arrival is orien tin g j
fic e — k o ff-k o ff— at the corn er
be provided.
have extra bracing. I f desired, the
sent
the
o
fficia
l
notice
that
Mrs. Hazel Jackson . Sixth Grade- Building.
h im self fo r a few days b efore em ­
o f Short street and the h igh­
M others are asked to con ­
m odel m ay be changed to a g irl’s
the B euverion man had been
S chools will be in session Sep­
G irls P. E .; Mrs. Faye Marks,
bark in g fu lly upon his cou rse o£
way.
tact Mrs. M ildred Hughes at
bicycle, the fair board declared
properly
w
eleon
n
d
into
the
fa­
Seventh G rade-G irls P. E .; Mr. tem ber 6th on ly lon g enough to
instruction in the Hassell home.
T he look fro m such a vant­
th e grad«- school, or another
m ily o f first class postmasters.
Jam se B each, Seventh G rade; Mr. register the boys and girls. The
Both he and his m other are doin g j age point Is decidedly fa v o r­
m«‘ tnl»cr o f the recreational
First
inkling
o
f
the
long
ex­
Dean Jones, Seventh G rade-B oys increase in attendan ce for the
well, a ccord in g to reports.
able and alrealy ears
are
com m ittee, on a s<'h«xiuled pa­
pected action cam e w 'th a noti­
P.
E .;
Mr.
E u gen e
R ichards, com in g year over last year's en­
A t hom e he will „ join his tw o
parked
sa fely
and
snugly
rade through tow n o f young­
fica tion from the national as­
Seventh
G
rade
B
oys
P.
E .; Mrs. rollm ent Is estim ated to be about
brothers, John, 7, also w as born
against
the
m uch
disputed
sters a o tlie In the sum m er
sociation o f postm asters that
F loren ce
Bullis, E igh th
G rade; fifty pupils. B us routes will be the
on A ugust 14. and R obbie, 4.
co n cre te curbs.
program . M others should pro­
Jen k in s name was lo he sub­
Mrs. L ucille K irw an, E igh th Grade sam e as last year unless a notice
T h e proud father is superintend-
m ote th«< Idea In their own
m itted. T his was follow ed by
and Mrs. E lean or R ich , Secretary. o f ch an ge is published in this
ent o f the sch ools o f district 48.
areas and find out the «■stab-
a letter fro m Senator W ayne
T h e teaching sta ff fo r the C. E. paper b e fo re sch ool begins.
L O N G V IE W J U B IL E E
llsh«xi tim e and plats' fo r as­
Mors«' that the apolntm ent had
At the request o f young mothers
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. G riffin and
sembling.
Ixs-n con firm ed , although even
in the B eaverton area, Mrs. R obert
sons G eorge and Dan visited in
T
he parade will either be held
such
n
otice
cou
ld
n«»t
he
class­
M. Stewart, w h o lives at the end
L on g v iew W ash , the w eek end o f
on T hursday, August 25, o r on
ed as oth er than unofficial.
o
f
Neilsen
R
oad
o
ff
Allen
avenue,
Aug. 14. attending the L on g v iew
Saturday, August 27, ln con ju n c­
But no m atter how nor when,
tells plans to set up a k in d e r j
Silver Jubilee.
tion with the scheduled field day.
»the fa ct Is that, dating from
garten
in
the
j/arden
cottage
at
Mrs. G. W . W ood w orth
and j W ith the end o f their fire sale
Prizes
will be offered fo r the best
A
ugust
5,
Jen
kin
s'
tenure
of
children M ichael
Jean and
W il- w riting a finis to one
big episode.
T he com m ittee in ch arge o f the
A novelty prize will be awarded the rear o f her home.
bicycle, trike o r doll bu ggy deco­
o ffic e Is officia l, now!
Mrs.
Stew
art
trained
at
the
un-1
liam from Castle R o ck W ashing- Mr. and Mrs. A lbert
H ighbe, o f K lw a n ls C lub’s second annual bike by tbp p riZP com m ittee for the
ration.
ton are v isitin g fo r a fe w
days H igh be's v a riety store, have begun ! derby, to be held at the B eaverton ou tstan din g entrant in the pre- iverslties o f C alifornia and Ore-
P urpose o f the parade is to keep
in
C
alifornia
j
wlth th e G riffin s.
rearran gem en t and rem odellin g o f j hif?h school field on A ugust 24,
race parade. M organ C ook is in ^
‘ aUKbt
the
com m u n ity interested in the
kindergartens and m ore recently
V ISIT S S IS T E R
the store in terior and
are laying startin g at 8 p. m., announces the J ch arge o f parade arrangem ents
aim s and achievem ents o f the rec­
In
the
P
ortland
public
sch
ools
ays
Mrs. E m m a Larsen and 2 child- in an entire new stock.
inclusion o f a trike race fo r aspir-
reation program .
jf
T he "Squirrel C age” on station tpm
ren Arlene and Darrell o f Spok-
"R esu lts o f ou r sale,” H ighbe ants under the age o f 6 years, if K E X , a ccord in g to inform ation
Age limit will he from 4% years C l i i e j i a D p v l c i t c
ane, w ere visitors at the hom e o f
relates, “ w ere h igh ly satisfactory
su fficien t entries are made o f ..Uncle g o b *> Ansbury, will fea-
L eonard F ruck . M rs. L arsen and
and did m uch to lessen the loss
F'or these youngsters, the re- turp thp hikp derby ln announce- to 6 years. F urther inform ation as w T I I O I w
to cost and schedule m ay he ob ­
Mrs. F ru ck are sisters.
we su ffered from the fire ."
q u irem en t o f selling 3 tickets to mentg_
Mr. Harry Mudle o f L os Angelus,
tained
callin g Beaverton
E N R O U T E T O C A L IF .
N ew
show
cases
have
been qu alify fo r the prizes will not be
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, ,
IV ~,T by
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""'“ ¡C aliforn ia
whom old er resident
T R P o r t i e r o f Snokane arrived ordered w hich will m ake the store en forced. Other entrants, how ever,
* nt
need not b e resl-
Neilsen R oa d Is located to t h e
’
J. B. P ortier o f Spokane arrived ordered, w hich will m ake the store ^
^ ^ ^
^
wUh dents o f B eaverton. M oney reallz- east o f E rickson avenue on Allen, ' W,U reca" " " d irect° r
‘ he mo-
T uesday m orn in g at the hom e o f m uch room ier than before,
T hu rlow W eed, B eaverton ju stice Pd from ,h e pvent w *11 * ° into ‘ he directly south o f the new log ‘ lon plctuPe enterprise o f B eaver-
his daughter Mrs. L eonard F ruck. ----------
ton som e 25 years ago with studl-
house, recently constructed
o f the peace, where they will be club's youth ram p fund.
os on E rickson ave. accom panl-J
d l"<,« M‘>d bV previous ooun-
or” ! „ v ta ltl,, enroute ,o 0 .1 « . y j | | Q g e B a p t i s t
given the three tick ets to sell.
ed by Mr. and Mrs. Fred A D a y -, 01,8 o f ,thp « '* * thp fuU “ » P « ™ '-
T he d erby will begin with a
A F T E R N O O N CLU B
f* L | | rrL
U A U
!«>n o f P ortland,called at the hom e m ent o f H a" " tre*“ ' m ak,nK * di'
grand
parade o f entrants around
Mrs A lice Scott entertained the
WH I W ■ I ™ "
o f Mr. and Mrs F Crom ein,, Spen- '* cj ^ n n e c t io n o f Canyon R oad
the
track
,
at
8
p.
m.
B
ikes
and
cer ave. las. Saturday August 13 and H ighw ay :217, at W atson st..
T uesday A ftern oon club at Camp- | _ 2 A ! _ | C a g u i f a
trik es m ay be entered either with
bell C ourt
fo r
luncheon
and l i l l T I W l w v l V I W «
Mr. M udle was a next d oor ha* * • “ ‘ " " ‘ “ “ ‘ *d by action o f
or w ithout decoration. E ntrants
. . .
..
,,
, ,
...
the city council taken on August
bridge.
T he village B aptist church, new-
neighbor o f the C rom ein s while : Q
8 .
Mrs. H elen Fisher, Mrs. J a y Gib- ly
con stru cted
in
C edar
Mill m ay w ear costu m es and use noise-
he resided here. T h ey review ed old
C ity attorney was instructed to
son Sr., and Mrs. Chas. Straley P a rk w ill be open to m orn in g and
° r , 0 ,^ er props ^ ,hpy
tim es and recalled m any pleasant
MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT WILL SEE CONTROVERSY
| Institute action n ecessary fo r the
w ere guests.
even in g services this Sunday, Aug. " Is '
‘
1K sr 0 0
an
and
m em ories. Mr. M udle still has n
acquisition o f property fo r w iden-
BIG C E L E B R A T IO N
21. with R everend A lbert C. F uller ™ rc h >nK itroup will lead the line-
w arm spot in his heart fo r ver­
BOIL AS DECISION NEARS ON JOBS FOR LOCALS
entng and Im proving the approach
Mr. and M rs. G uy A lexan der and in ch arge.
____________________________________
dant O regon and seem ed impress-
to C anyon R oad o f Hall street.
Mr. and Mrs. R ob e rt
Sum m ers at- Bible
training sch ool will c o n ­
ed by th e Im provem ents made
Viewers J. J. McM ahon. F. C. M«v
Continuation o f the unrelenting vice regarding the available funds [ „ lnCP bp )eft here,
tended a big celebration at I.ong- tinue this w eek and next, from 9 Cl
TPfllH
view Saturday and Sunday. They a m to 11: 3 q a m fo r younKSters
W C V IIlN J I v U I I I
dispute over when and by whom that the city m ight use on sew er | He was the guest o f the D aytons ! Gow an and R o y Berst w ere ap­
pointed to m ake estim ates o f da-
sew er stubs will be installed, to stub Installation
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ted f rom 4 to 12 years o f age.
111
In P ortland for several days. Fred
.. , m age and benefits to e ffected
con
n
ect
the
main
and
branch
lines
T
he
sum
o
f
$5,275
will
he
repaiij
H etu.
T he
church.
ljalf-a-story
In T T
T n ,n
D ayton was his co -w ork er In the | propprty ()wnpr8
to individual property lines, is ex the U. S. govern m en t on the initial film enterprise here.
G L A D TO B E H O M E
height. Is the first unit to be com - C o f f k r i f l L p f l f l l l P
Resolution to Improve S W Hall,
pected to feature the B eaverton advance made fo r the sew er pro-
Mr. and Mrs. Garn N orris and p]etpd L ater. It will be used as a
1 1
B efore departing, th ey called on j from Farm ington to W atson, was
fam ily have returned
from a long kitchen and Sunday sch ool
room
A hot
and cold band o f St. Ce- j c ' ‘ y cou ncil meeting
called for Ject, the city fathers voted
Mrs. Christine M S ch w ab. Spencer yotpd by fh|i cou|)cl| under p rovj_
trip goin g to M innesota and North whpn thp buiid jng p roject is fully cilia 's softballers low ered th e cu r-I 8 P
ln thp city hall, Friday, Au- A greem ent
with the
Southern ave, who is a life tim e friend o f „ )on(, o f fhp clty ch&rt«r, tn ab-
D akota to visit relatives.
T hey com pleted.
tain last
w eek on their initial “ u*‘
P a cific railroad on the m atter o f
the Daytons.
| gpnca 0f petit!©:« so requesting.
found It very hot there.
season in the O ren co league with
W ith the main Job o f laying the * sew er crossin gs was discussed
C onstruction is o f brick.
Plans will call for curbs, hard-
T h ey
d rove
through
Y e llo w ­
a
m ed iocre
6-won-8-Iost
record sew er lines progressing apace, de- and accep tan ce was * voted, pend-
w earing road su rface and street
stone P ark and oth er places o f
and knotted with Sunset
Valley cision on w hether or not B eaver- *nK approval by sanitary engineer,
widths o f 32 feet. N ecessary ssw -
interest and w ere glad to get back
fo r fou rth spot.
ton taxpayers will be given a Carl Green.
D iscussion was also
er, water main and storm sew er
to O regon w here w eather is m uch
B y virtue o f their fourth place ch ance at jo b s under a city sew er had In regard to drainage dlst-
Installations will he m ade at tim e
cooler,
finish
the lads o f C oach L H. departm ent Is said to he near.
r*ct culverts which m ight be af-
of
the
Im provem ent.
C ontract,
PURCH ASE N E W HOME
fected by storm sewers.
H arrell gained adm ission in to the
M. vor „
„
,,p ffr W
0|lt_
city con stru ction o f a com bin ation
Mr. and Mrs. Davis have bought
H ocken
A cres subdivision,
in
p la y o ffs to decide the represen ts-
apokPn
h|s
thaf
T h e St. C ecilia's Y ou n g P eop le’s o f these m ethods will be em ployed,
a new hom e, east o f B eaverton
tive in d istrict w arfare. H ow ever.
an oth er action, was voted inclu­
**mplovm«‘ nt in Beaverton and
Special
m orn in g services. Au- thpy dropppd
^
fo Q ren co
State highw ay departm ent has
and will be m ovin g soon.
sion in the city sew er system. clu b Is again sp on sorin g a dance
vicinity la an alarm ing fact
and
HazP,daIp fo d
Mr. and Mrs. D avis and daugh­ gust 21. at the V alley C om m unity
M axim um sew er charge set for fo r young and old alike in the prepared com prehensive plans fo r
♦hat m ight well get w orse as
B ofh
ter Joy ce have been* livin g in United P resbyterian ch urch on the out o f the
B eaverton union high school was H uber hall a w eek from Friday, “ >«* Junction o f Hall and C anyon
w inter p oN seds, < ham pions an
c
o
m
e
r
o
f
S.
W
Club
road
and
wprp
thrlllpr„
w1th
tha
„
azpldnlp
« oa<l
« cal1" tor tw o-w ay traf-
Mrs. R u b y B oyd 's house on First
declared by the council at $80 per A ugust 26. at 8: 30 p. m.
ld«‘a o f k eeping wage paym ents
B rentw ood avenue in W est Slope. M nR
„ 7_3 nod
w h„ p
Last m onth's “ S um m er F rolic,”
lan*8 to the east and the west
m onth or equal to the water
and A ngel fo r som e time.
within the com m unity, rather
will feature Donald Steeh, student thp
had a fpw
___________
_______
I charge.
In w inter ______
months,
the sponsored by the club, w as con , but no tra ffic across the highw ay.
than paying outsiders to d o so.
assistant
w
ho
will
fill
the
pulpit
,ou„
m
om
pnt„
w
,
nn)nR
16_
sew er ch arge will equal that for stdered a grand su ccess with ovei Stop sign on the east will be be-
GUN CLUB UNDERTAKES
H e points out that the city-
and M iss Janet S hafer, o f the
w ater use.
100 ln attendance.
y ° nd the railroad track while, on
must he prepared to m ake ad­
LAKES' CREEL CENSUS _ „
T h e auditor offered his recom -
C om m ittee
chairm an
for
the ,h e west, the inilroad crossin g
G r" nt8 P a ’'" hl* h ach °o l musical
T hp
P |gh tlrtg Irish o f O ren co
ditions to the sanitary sew er
The B eaverton R od and Gun departm ent. w h o will play a violin won thp
pu y o ff., with trium phs
m endation that the Hewer fund com in g event are: refreshm ent»,
*** hy-passed
tr ngu ar
system In the future and d ec­
club urge* all sportsm en and their solo a „ o ffe r to r y .
over
0 r e n c o Chureh and H „ p).
pay certain
c h a r g e s for rent o f Pat I«edwtth and Janet
Seldle; con crete island will block cross-
lares organization o f a sew er
w ives to attend the social m eeting
T he special service is being held dajp
o ffic e spsce. It was suggested this
tickets, Shirley W illiam s;
public- highw ay traffic,
departm
ent might as well be
F rid ay evening, A ugust 19. The in the absence o f R everend H. A.
B eaverton a ggrega tion dls-
he the name as for the water de- tty, Chuck H olland, R o g e r L arson J
done
at
«n
ee
get-togeth er o f all hunter* and A rm itage who. with his fam ily, is p]ay. d lots o f h ittin g punch while
partm ent <$75.) and road depart- and R oger M claln; decorations,
Q T d O U ^ * lu b b © l* S
anglers In T ualatin valley takes takin g a vacation trip through the pa rn |n g
that fou rth place spot.
| O pposition within the cou ncil m ent ($25).
T he water depart- Fred H olboke, Jim
Mann, and .
place in the clubhouse loca l«. 1 >n O lym pic m ountains and into V ic-
but erratic field in g spelled defeat
argues that It Is im perative to m ent aleo pays $2400 in lieu o f tax. John H enick; and orch estra,
Mrs P i c n i c
A U fl
1 9 ^ H
C anyon road near W a lk e r road torta B. C.
a num ber o f tlm es
have the stub hook ups com pleted
Mary Meyers. M e a t lM em ployer V ernon Amell.
«•*
(w est o f Nendelsi^
-
P itch in g ch ores were handled by Im m ediately, before the fall rains w ork ing on ordinances and reaolu-
M usic for the ocassion will be
On
tap for en ert^ rimen
i ■ H K L N T \ IS IT O R S
Churk H olland. B ert F leske* and begin and city streets becom e all
ttons, w as con firm ed by the coun- furnished by local m usical talent
movie* a ra ffle f‘ ° " r Prlyps , r ''
Mr. and Mrs J Rartel and son M anager H arrell
B ob H olland but im passible
It Is also conten ell and salary o f librarian was set T he orchestra ts com p oser o f Ed
n eaverton
> om
«*nrnen
B
eaverton
C
om m
m uniry
unity G
arden
refreshm ents. The
if m i- T ar
R aym ond o f B rooklyn. N. Y., and
com pleted th e oth er h a lf o f the ded that
the city will not save at $50 per m onth, up from the pre- Sinclair, drum s; Mrs. Balfe, piano,
club will meet Friday, A ugust 19
at * P- m
Mi8"
R * uUo recently o f
b roth er-b a ttery” In his ca tch er’s anything by attem pting to d o the
vtous
$35.
Mrs. R. R asm ussen, violin ; John
fo r an u a m p |en!c at W a sh !«* -
All sportsm en and sportsw om en H onolulu were recent visitor* at role, ch an gin g
o f f with M ervyn Job by its own employees
N ecessary plum bing was ordered C om er and K ent Kltta, saxaphones ton Park Anyone desiring trans-
are invited to m em bership in the the hom e o f Mr and Mr* H arold Boyd. A ltern ating at second base
This dispute, which rank* all fo r the library, fire hall and city
T ick et* m ay be purchased from portath.n Is asked to be at K iw ania
club and to take an active in er Schwab. 633 SW S pencer ave.. Mrs w . re R ick Daaso and Joe R tgert others In
current council Impor- Jail.
T he cou n cil Instructed Fred any m em ber o f the clu b or at the hall at 10,30.
est in con servation to better an- Bartel and
Miss R autto are cou- T om m y G raham held dow n short- tsnee. is
expected to boll
even G oyt to take ca re o f this Item
door. Cake. Coke, and c o ffe e will
Hostess Is Dalby D eY ou n g W a n ­
gling and hunting in O regon
The
ginfl o f Mrg S ch w ab
patch and John H enick p erform ed harder st
the
next
scheduled
C ity
police w ere instructed to be served throughout th e evening er. horticulture program . M rs R.
clu b is now con d u ctin g s survey
Miss R au tio taught In the grade at *b(. b o t corner.
meeting, open to the p«ihllc o f ch eck p rop erty ow ner* o f t h e i r ----------------------------------------------
B p e n n e y ; flow er show p rogram ,
check of lakes In M' Hood
Na- schools at H onolulu fo r tw o year«
P atrollin g
the
ou tfield
were cou rse
At the last m eeting o f com p lian ce w ith City ordinance In F.NTKKTAIKH R E L A T IV E S
Mrs
H
A. H artshorn ;
arran ge
tional F orest in co-operation
with but anticipate* teach in g in Port- i^ r r y H enick.
Jim Mann
Joe August
12, the city attorney was regard
to clean u p o f lots with
Mr*. Hhunk entertained relative* ments. Mrs R ov Smith and color.
O regon State Gam e C om m i-slon
land this com in g year.
B alfe and Fred H olboke.
Instructed to seek n ecessary ad- berry vines and other grow ths.
from H illsboro last F riday.
Mrs. Carl Unger.
J
Fire Sale Ends;
Highbe's Begins
Rearrangement
Garden Cottage
Kindergarten By
Mother's Request
KIWANIS INCLUDE TRIKES IN
BIKE DERBY OF AUGUST 24TH
Director of Old
Beaverton Movie
Council Orders
„ Full Improving
Of Hall Street
Council Continues Tussle
On Laying of Sewer Stubs
Special Sermon
At Valley Church
For Sun., Aug. 21
St. Cecilia Club
Bids Everyone To
Dance on Aug. 26
Washington Park