COMMUNITY CLUB STARTS ON
FALL MEETINGS, INVITES ALL
By Mrs. Helen Hannon
BONNY
SLO PE—The
Bonny
Slope Community club will resume
its regular monthly meetings again
on October 8, at 8:30 p. m. at the
club house on Thompson road.
This will be the first fall meet
ing of the year after meetings
being discontinued through the
summer months.
All residents o f the district
whether members or not are in
vited to atend.
After the business meeting a
short program will be given and
refreshments will be served.
SHOULDEB INJURY
Henry Mitchell of Laidlaw road
has been confined to his home for
the past several days due to injur-
I ies he received to his hark and
shoulder when he was moving
crated washing machines at Har
per, McKee ware house on Sep-
| tember 27.
LEONAKO ( KALE. JR
A baby boy Leonard Jr., was
born on September 24 to Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Crale of Portland
Mr. Crale resided for several
years on McDaniel road with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crale.
He was a student o f Bonny Slope
school graduating with the 1942
class.
CLIPS THUMB END
Mrs. August Brutke cut the top
of her thumb on her right hand
taking the nail completely off. She
was preparing vegetables for can
ning when the accident happened.
SURGICAL CASE
Mrs. James Means of Portland,
but a former resident of this com
munity is a patient at Emanuel
hospital where she underwent an
operation on Friday. Sept. 30
CARD PARTY HONORS
At the September card party
CHINA
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Mary Ann Dohman
G A L A GR A ND
of the
BEAUTIFUL NEW
CHINA LANTERN
LOUNGE
CHINESE and AMERICAN FOOD
Banquet Room — Large Parties
WEEK DAYS
SUNDAYS —
sponsored
by the Bonny Slope
com,'iunity club the following were
the prize winners:
Pinochle: high and tow respect
ively. Mrs. Chas. Brown, and Steve
Fulton; cribbage, Adolph Batke.
and Ed Bartelsky.
The door prize was also won by
Mrs. Chas. Brown.
Refreshments
of
sandwiches
shoestring potatoes and coffee
were served by M:s. Harold Roll
ings. the card party chairman.
The October card party will be
held October 22, at 8:30 p. ni. at
the club house.
F IR S T GRANDSON
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Irwin are
the patents of an eight pound ba
by boy born Saturday. September
24.
Mrs. Irwin is the former Pat
Bennington.
This is the second g:andchild born
to Mr. and Mrs. Bennington of
Hiller Lane in September and is
their first grandson.
HIGH SCHOOL SET
Dorothy and Jim Hanson enter
tained a group of their high school
friends at their home on Satur
day, Sept. 24.
Guests
present
were
Sally
Stearns, Georgia Slocum. Gretta
Robinson, Virginia Huddleston and
Roy Graves, Gaty and Arnie Ef-
finger.
FRIENDS' W ED D IN G
Mr. and Mrs. Don Steere motored
to Chehalis, W n„ Saturday, Oct.
1. to attend the w'edding of friends
Miss Gloria Yvonne Stout and El
mer Tienhaara.
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4 P. M. to 4 A. M.
3 P.M. to 3 A M.
Services for Mary Ann Dohman
of 1359 S. W. Main St., Beaverton,
will be held at Grand Forks. North
Dakota on Friday or Saturday.
Mrs. Dohman had lived in Beaver
ton about two years.
She was born on March 9. 1876
in Madison, Indiana. Her remains
were in state at the Pegg Chapel,
Beaverton on Tuesday. She passed
away October 2nd.
She is survived by her husband,
William Dohman of Beaverton;
five children: Harold Dohman of
Beaverton, Walter of Grand Forks,
N. D., Richard of Grand Forks.
N. D., Mrs. Lloyd Ramherg of
Mentor, Minn, and Mrs. Richard
Toal of Seattle, Wash., 6 grand
children and the following broth
ers and 1 sister: Miss Cat t ie Loth-
speich of Madison, Indiana. Leo
Lothspeich of Madison, Indiana.
George of Minneapolis, Minn., And
rew and John of San Diego, Calif,
and Albert of Langdon, N. D.
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE — Friday, October 7, 1949
T rade L anes
bosses carrying on their work with Store at their new* location for
one eat to the radio for the World | Octobtr 14th and 15th. We know
Series
the occasion will be a memorable
Jack Weiby has announced the
one in Beaverton.
formal grand opening of Weibv's
Kaye Potter, plans to open a
new ladies apparel and men's
clothing store at 1025 N. E. Can
yon road, across from Haskell
Shopping Center. It will go under
the name of Porter’s Outlet Clo
thing Center.
She plans her opening next
Thursday. October 13.
Consistent with the established
tradition of "Service to the Pub
lic", Don Walker of W alker’s De
partment Store announced last
week the new policy of lenghtened
store hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.—
believing that this should enable
everyone to visit
the store at
T H E IR convenience.
In the announcement last week
there was an opportunity for un-
ceitainty. One of the lines in the
ad sorta contradicted the other.
'Tis true though 9 to 9 prevails at
Walker's.
J. J. McMahon left Saturday for
a trip east to purchase from the
factory a new Pontiac *'8” . Joe
flew back. He is expected to be
gone three weeks.
A telephone check of the Fro
zen Food Lockers In and around
Beaverton brings up a total of
86 buck deer turned In as of 2:30
p. m. Wednesday. This looks to
us like the local hunters are all
crack shots.
We believe the record for dis
tance traveled after a deer should
go to Bill Pesenti of Ida and Bill’s
Market. Bill traveled all the way
to Lakeview for his buck, and
brought back a nice deer.
It was noticeable today that the
baseball fans of Beaverton are
not to be denied. We found sev
eral clerks and even a few of the
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By W m LEE SIEB ER T S
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Look that living room over! Is
there something missing, some
thing you can't put your linger
on? You have a beautiful couch,
inviting easy chair, expensive
rugs and low tables . . . so what
can it be?
The chances are ten to one It's
the background. Just as "Stone
wall do not a prison make”, plain
unattractive walls do little to
ward creating a truly beautiful
room.
Here’s a chance for you to use
a lot of imagination and only a
little money. That's all it took to
c r e a t e the livable, attractive
room illustrated above.
Note how b e a u t i f u l l y the
drapes blend with the design of
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NOTICE
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To All Members of Union School
House Cemetery Association:
You and each of you ia hereby
notified that a Special Meeting
of the Union School House Ceme
tery Association has been called
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by the Board of Trustees of said
association to be held 8:00 p. m. fc Lb pkg
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October 21. 1949 at Sunset Valley
School for the purpose of voting
upon and approving or disapprov
ing proposed suppldmentary Artic
les of
Incorporation
Including
change of name from "Union
School House Cemetery Associa
tion” to " Union Cemetery Associ
GOLDEN
ation."
Signed
RIPE
B. D. Graf Secretary.
Union School House Ceme
tery Ass'n.
Pound
Published October 7. 1949.
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the wallpaper in the corner of
the room and how the white
wood paneling sets off the fire
place on the whole side of the
room. A few pictures effectively
placed complete the picture.
By doing a little thinking and
careful planning, you’ll be able
to come up with something new
and attractive in backgrounds.
Try to lie “different" . . . the re
sult will please you.
If you need any help, stop in
a n d s e e us. Our experience
might be of help to you.
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Rebekah Meeting
NOTICE TO « REDITORS
In the County Court for
Washington County, Oregon.
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Estate of Elsie O'Jala, deceased.
The undersigned has been ap
pointed administrator of the Es
tate of Elsie O’Jala, deceased, and
has qualified. Al l persons having
claims against the estate of said
deceased may present such claims
duly vetified to the undersigned.
A. A. BOETTCHER,
Administrator
9103 Bertha - Beaverton
Highway, Beaverton, Ore.
First publication October 7, 1949. L
Last publication October 28, 1949.
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Beaverton Rebekah lodge held
its regular meeting, at the IOOF
hall Tuesday evening with a good
attendance
and
visitors
from
Grand Island and Marietta lodges.
It was "Brothers' Night” so af
ter the meeting was opened it was
turned over to the following bro
thers: “ Bill” Bollinger. N.C.; Wm.
Bloom, vice grand; Albert Erick
son, warden: Harry Rothschild,
conductor; Mr. Harris, inside guar
dian; Raymond Heard, outside
guardian; and altar bearers, Sam
Taylor and Mr Shayner. It was J
a very interesting and amusing
meeting after which they adjourn
ed to the dining room to enjoy
homemade
pumpkin
pie
with
whipped cream and coffee.
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Beaverton
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