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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1949)
Roitman Displays Plenty Evidence For Fish Stories VOLUME 22, Number 43 On those long winter days when the weather just isn’t right for fishing, Carl Rottman, Beaverton service station operator, will have plenty of evidence upon which to base his off-season fishing stories. With his wife, Doris, Carl caught the above pictured triple trio (9 that is) ° f saimon during a sum- mer vacation on the Nehalem riv- er. They range in weight from 9 pounds to 15 pounds. At least, that’s his story! State Office In Hillsboro Starts C ar Plates Sale BEAVERTON, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON JCC Plans Gala Reception For Saint Nick On Dec. 17 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1949 Boosters of Fair Start Drive For Special Tax Vote " I H M 1(11* I I ( ) \ SI NOI. K COPY F IV E CENTS IN A U VAN CE S2.INI PEK Y KAR Groups of Community Lend Full Support To Carnival ANNUAL TREE, GIFTS AND DECORATION LIGHTS DISTRICT RECREATION BENEFIT AFFAIR LISTS New license plates for 1950 ar- Representatives of organizations ,|Ved in Hillsboro November 14 WILL MARK OBSERVANCE OF HOLIDAY SEASON from various districts of Wash MANY SIDESHOW ATTRACTIONS NOVEMBER 18TH and will be available to car owners ington county met Monday night on the new schedule of fees, re , . in the county court room in Hills warm and heaity leception whatever youngsters might have boro and Complete suppoit of individuals Admission to the affair is free port8 c. E. Bailey, office nianagei completed organization and Rrouptt for the Beaverton (list- and a wide range of booths and \vashingto the branch office of the secre- for old Saint Nicholas will be missed him at the Christmas tree of a id tary 8tate. Solicitations are now hegmning Bo08ter Washington Organization. County Fail rjct recreation benefit carnival, to entertainment is listed by some sponsored Saturday morning. De These new plates will he retain- cember 17, 10:30 a.m., by the Bea by various member, of the Jr. o fficers elected included Mancel be held in the Beaverton Merle thirty-six organizations. Mrs. Goyt ed py the car owner for a period verton Junior Chamber of Com Chamber, taking in all merchants Melo„ plesident of , he W a, hlng Davies grade school November 18. points out that all booths were 0 f f jve years and will be given out merce, with provisions made for 111 ,<mn fot party fun l In thtu ton County Jersey Cattle club. starting at 8 p.m., reports Mrs. voluntarily suggested by groups. ambitious plans for an even big Chairman; j oe VanDyke, Gaston Fred Goyt, member of the carni indicating the community-wide na according to month of year when an anticipated crowd of l.ooo ge- and better party than of last Farmer Union and captain of thP val committee, assures a full eve- ture of the project, the license will expire. Cost is on youngsters. the Jaycees are hoping fo, Washington County Sheriff's Boss ning o f enjoyment. Groups are advised that each the basis of the new $10 annual The annual Christmas tree will year, iro nni mie PAnnoi'U I mn i urn .11 t.> • i generous cooperation from all busi one will put up Us own booth and tariff. vice-chairman; and Earl A Knight. be at its usual site, on the corner , ness men_ BMA MEETING HEARS be required to take it down at the Oregon passenger car owners of Watson and Broadway, and a | FFA instructor at Sherwood high conclusion of the carnival. The COMMITTEE REPORT have reportedly puzzled why. if jovial red-nosed Santa Claus is , Donations from individuals aie school. Secretary. also asked. They may lie sent to the annual motor vehicle registra expec The officers immediately appoin Report on a meeting with the play shed will he open at 2 p.m. expected to have his- hands full , the Beaverton post office tion fee is $10, a license for 12 simply , ed sandy McDonald. Forest Grove Iteaverton planning commission Friday for the setting up of con distributing the largess of gift* ¡ addressed” ’ J C c'ch riitm as Party months costs $10.20, The office of and good cheer. Rotary club, and F FA inatructoi and further discussion on zon cessions and D. E. Wagner will be All money received will go toward of Forest G ove high school; L y the secretary of state explairs ing regulations a« now set up present to assist. Plans this year include decora the annual celebration. "Oregon—Then, Now and To-1 I that in providing for a staggered man Ross of Aloha, Pres. Laurel- will feature the November 17 Features listed, and sponsors, in morrow” is the slogan having been renewal, permanent plate system, tion lights throughout the city and i The committee in charge of ar Scholls Farmers Union, and Joe meeting of the Iteaverton Itnsi- clude: candy booth, Beaverton selected for Oregon University’s it becomes necessary to issue first across the Canyon road highway, rangements includes Jim Duncan. Cox. assistant county agent, as n nna Men’s Association, re|a>rts B P W club; telephone and tele Santa, as of last year, will make Bill Dresser, Bill DuVall, Earl En homecoming Nov. 18 and 19. plates for perlods of six t0 seven_ graph. high school Pep club; committee to draft a constitution Jim Duncan, secretary. Jim Wallace, of Beaverton, a teen months. with feP varying ac- a special visit through town and ger and Bill Neese. They are be and by-laws for the next meeting. On October 80, there were 14 weights and measures, Beaverton into nearby neighborhoods to o f - 1 lng assisted, however, by prac- senior in journalism, submitted cordjnRiy Plans made at the meeting cal' business men present and they Grange; dime pitching, JCC ladies the winning suggestion. To aVojd fractions, the legislature fer the traditional greetings to tically the entire membership. for a membership composed o f elected Altieri llighlx- as presi Auxiliary; fish pond, Tualatin Val All homecoming events, includ- Qn thp first plate8 spt the charRe representatives of all civic, muni dent and Harold M'llcr as vice- ley Ski Club; balloon-dart game. lng the float parade sign contest at ^ ppr month for the first cipal, farm and allied organiza president for a term of six Hl-Y club; plant and shrub sale. and dance, will be based on this pIate Future renPWal* will be at Beaverton, Cedar Hills. Raleigh tions as well as all persons Inter month*. cential theme. $10 per—unless the legislature ested in the fair and its success. With reviving Interest in civic and Fir Grove (West Slope) Farm adds a heavier fee in a future There will be no membership fees, affair*, the association is again erettes garden clubs; country store | session. Expiration dates will fol- the officers announced. buckling down to its responsibili Kiwanis and Ladles Auxiliary. Penny pitch. Volunteer Firemen; [ low the printed schedule, although Harold Purpose of the organization is to ties. Duncan Indicates. TIGARD GIVES McMINNVILLE 7-6 SETBACK 1949 plates expire December 31. co-ordinate the efforts of the fair Miller, Carl Rasmussen ami Jess surprise booth. American L«“gion: j same as in previous years. hoard with the various interested Striekliuid were appointisl ns a popcorn, doughnifts and coffee. AND HILLSBORO GRABS TYV LEAGUE CROWN Mr. Bailey reports a teal rush organized groups in the county: committee to meet with the plan Bethel Women’s Fellowship: soft drinks and hot dogs, Y-Teens; of business with 12 boxes of license j arouse interest in the fair, and ning commission. guessing game, American Legion In a splashing field of mud. Bea | plates open at once one for each In the fi st quarter. Beaverton work toward the development of Hottest discussion dealt with Beaverton Rebekah lodge held month. Plate numbers will not ve' l ° n high school gridiron glad slithered to five first downs to the fair to include all phases of z.oidng regulations, as the> af Auxiliary: bouncing betty, High fect the general welfare of the School Girls' Athletic club; peep hall' on“ Tuesday^* 'f^ov'' 1 ^ wlth°58 necessarily he the same as the skidded pas, West Mnn h none for the visiting Lions, but life and industry in the county, a score of 8 to 6 on the Beavers’ no score was tallied. In the second Report* made on the progress business community. _ _, ___current ones but will be within the The Im show, Westdale fathers; horse rac members present and one visitor .. , home field, November 11, in an quarter, Jimmy Tsugawa, stai of petitions requesting a special pression is that there's still more ing game and pictures while you . „ .. . ._ monthly series. from Hillsboro. _ . „ wait, Beaverton Saddle club. Beaverton hack, flipped a 20-yard election to run concurrently with to i»e su'd on tlte subject. i. was _ _ _ _ _ _ _ December 15 Is the earliest date afternoon game. It election of officers ...id, with Costliest feature of the game for aerial delivery to Joe Balfe who the spring primary and calling for White Elephant sale, Westdale ' for the new licenses to be legally the following results: Flo Ehlert, Mothers club; puppet show, West- the losers was an unhappy mo made it to the 2 yard line. a special levy for development of used. N. G., Thelma Barron, V. G„ Maud dale childrens club; messenger ment in the windup moments of After Paul Strandberg failed to a fair grounds, indicate that the Miller, sec., Elsie Terry, fin. sec., and errand booth, Cub Scouts; the first half when Larry Lee, of dent the West Linn line, little Jim general attitude of the public to and Margaret Jones, Treas. An West Linn, was caught behind the my scatted across fot his team’s ward the county fair is good. toss halls at the clown’s mouth. invitation was accepted to attend Troop 49, Girl Scouts; cake walk. goal line with a Statue of Liberty only touchdown. the Christian Church on Nov. 20. Catholic Daughters, assisted by play. This gave Beaverton a win In the fourth quarter. Jim Me The institution of the Theta Rho ning margin of 2 points, as the In'osh heaved a 20-yard pass to The Beaverton Rod «nd Gun the Catholic Altar society and the Girls’ Club was postponed from gun ended the half. club will hold its November Social Catholic youth groups, Lee, who was dropped i yard from Nov. 20 to Dec. 10. meeting Friday, Nov 18th at 8:00 Nad driving contest. M „ . High the goal. McIntosh then slammed The resignation of Mabel Gil ,, m m tl... club rooms on Canyon . 4H group; home made eook- act 0 88 for the tally. GET ADS AND NEWS IN more due to ill health was accep The annual election of Wash ROrul, one mil* « I t ofOher’ verton les and fun bar 4. riddi, f. Rebe- Major upset of fi)* week-end ted. ington County Community Corn- EARLY FOR NEXT ISSUE was enacted at Tigard, where the 1 This meeting Is open fo all anglers knh Needle and Social club; wish A fter the meeting everyone ad- j mitteemen are scheduled to take Tigers took the measure of "migh and hunters in the Tualatin Valiev ing well, Campfire Girls; Christ The lure of a golden brown, journed to the dining room to en- p]aPP this month. Each Agrlcul- mas gift Hhop and wrapping ser ty McMinnville" to the tune of I The spirit of Sadie Hawkins run- area. joy homemade pumpkin pie. with tura, community will elect three bronze-breast«*! turkey, with a 7-6. Toby Lewis. Tigard end. in nlnK wild " ’ill keynote the Novem- On the entertainment side there vice, Beaverton P T A ; coat check crimson pile of whole eranber- whipped cream, tea, and coffee. regular and two alternate com- the second quarter took the hall *,er dance of the Teen-Age group will he movies shown, a speaker or booth, Pilgrim Lutheran Guild; ries >n sause, heaps of light, nrittepmen and a delegate and al- on an end around and passed to meeting in the Aloha-Huber scho >i two on "W ildlife" subjects, refresh- moving picture show, Beaverton TH A N K S G IV IN G I'O TLUCK ternate delegate to the County fluffy mashed |H»tat«ies garnish Vic Blust, 18 yards to a touch- K.vm at 8 p. m. Dog Patch dress ments by Tony Hauptmann, door Krade school; booth featuring pic- The Valley Community United I Convention. The length of office ed with month-watering gravy, down. Jim Peterson clinched the will he in high style, according to prizes, and a Turkey Raffle. tures and information on the (list- g*“n«TOU* h*‘aps of oyster dress Presbyterian church, SW Club is for one year unless the piember win with an extra point kick an announcement by the sponsor- An effort is being made to hrln- rlct recreation program and an- ing, fresh frozen green peas and Road and Brentwood Avenue, will is re-elected. Mac Hi's touchdown came in the ing parents committee. In a couple of Washington County RWers to questions. Beaverton Dlst- all the rest of the trimmings hold a community family night I The County Production and Mar- fourth quarter by way of a dx The dances are held every other "Cottontails” for the president o ' r,ct Recreation committee, Thanksgiving service Wednesday keting Administration committee that characterize a Thanksgiv yard line-smash by Sammy John- Saturday night and the welcome the Multnomah Rod and Gun club. Script will be sold, for use in evening. November 23rd with a men, with the advire and assis- ing feast Iras got to us, t"*»- So, son. Vein LeRoy's try for an ex mat is all brushed up for any teen- who will be present. various booths, although moryey- move over broth, we’re devoting pot-luck dinner at 6:30. The pas- tance of the Community Commit wlll also be accepted. tra point by a line play fizzled age boy or girl In the vicinity tor. Rev. H. A. Armitage, will de- J teemen are responsible for the lo- a day to eating, t«>o. and set the Yamhill county stal Special evening surprises are look The Beaverton Junior Chambei But because the calendar won’t liver the Thanksgiving sermon cal administration of programs de- I of Commerce will hold a "Jitney warts back on their haunches foi i ed forward to each dancing da’ e Mrs. M. C. Stroup is chairman of signed to aid the farmer in im-1 stand still f**i a newspaper, it the second loss of what was hoped dance” in the grade school audi hy a large crowd of high school the women's committee in charge, proving the condition of his soil. will lie necessary to announce a to be their most brilliant season torium, featuring music by the students who have been attending. schedule for our patrons, effec ------- - more efficient production of crops I In Hillsboro, the champions of Western Symphonlers, a local tive next week only. (¿RAN D LODGE VISITO R S and to keep his standard of livin)' ' three-piece orchestra. the league romped over Newberg F T A D A TE CHANGE All news and advertising copy The officers of the Grand I^odge on a par with other ocupations. 58-0 in a rout that completely se Everyone Is invited to attend The Beaverton PTA monthh for the Thanksgiving week edi D ETRO IT A 50 per <-ent in the recreation benefit carnival and I.O.O.F. of Oregon, visited Monte- Districts in the east end of the cured their right to enter tho stari meeting will not be held until tion must in- received by Monday crease in high school dilv«'i Pai:' give a needed boost to funds f ,r zum i lodge of Hillsboro, November rounty have announced election Tuesday, Nov. 29, Instead of the Publication is *<-hedulert eliminations. ing is indicated try records of thr continuation of the program. 9. Grand Master Warren Young meetings: District 3. Aloha-Bea- noon. regular fourth Tuesday. for Tuesday and delivery will fa- Chevrolet Motor Division which |------- delivered a nice address to the verton. November 21, 1919. 7:30 p. bright and early Wednesday reveal 2,336 Chevrolet sedans or T IIA N K O FFERIN G lodge and announced his home m.. Basement Aloha Grange: Dist- morning, the |M>stul service w ill loan to schools hy dealers. lodge, Clatskanie No. 160 and Mon- i rict 2. Kinton. November 21. 1949.1 The Valley Community United ing. The total compares with 1 57f tezuma lodge No. 50. would handle 2:00 p.m.. Grange Hall. Prssl hurck, SW Club K.t the degree work of initiating the ------- TO ASSIST C A R N IV A L ( hevrplets In use a year ago, which and g rpntwood Ave., will hold it in tur n represented •presented a steady climb ! -m--- ■— — candidates in connection with the B AZA AR — FOOD SALE Mrs. Charles Drew is spending annual Thank-offering service un since the program was launcher institution of the new I.O.O.F The ladies of the Fitst Metho- Thursday night in Carlton at the der' tl,,. direction of t h e mi s s i o n under sponsorship of the Am e'i lodge in Aloha Dec. 3. djst Church will hold a bazaar home of her sister and brother-in ary oongragatlo Mis. Ida Harris of Eighth St Grand Warden George Lyons and food salp at Whiteside’s Var- law. Mr. and M M. D. Brown M Bt a m 4 * j II ■ m R Over 1200 residents of Washing end of the war. attended the wedding of her grand and Grand Secretary Earl H. ¡Pty store in Beaverton, Saturday ing. H. French, pastor of the Laurel- Shank, delivered very interesting November 19 from 10: a m to 6 She is attending their entty into daughter, Phoebe Lou Har ris, to I ton county are receiving monthh Under an arrangement with th> hurst United Presbyterian church, and instructive addresses on Odd pm , he 0 ES in carleton. hut will re Jack Lungren, Monday evening ¡ benefit check* under the old-agr American Automobile Association wm RiVe the address. Mrs. A. N Fellowship. Beside the home cooked goodies, turn in time to assist at the PTA at seven-thirty, at the First Chris- an<l survivor's Insurance program automobile dealers supply dual- Wetterborg will give the offer A re- of the social security act accordiri) equipped training cars to the! And as is the custom in Odd needlework, crocheted dolls and gift booth at the recreation eatni tian church in Portland. tory prayer and members o f the Fellow lodges, we adjourned to the aprons will be offered those visit- val to he held in the Beaverton ception at Berg's Chalet foilo-ved to the latest estimate of the so local high schools. To qualify for senior society will act as ushers. cial security administration. an automobile the school must dining room to enjoy good fellow- ¡nR ( bp W.S.C.S. affair. Merle Davies school Friday eve with Mts. Harris pouring. The bride was very lovely in an The figures, released today hy meet certain standards of Instrue OREGON I AVER V IS IT ship and refreshments. ------- ning. ice blue skinner satin dress, trim- John Richardson, manage of th< tlon set hy the association S. A. Taylor, Aloha, Ore. oE!S FOOD SALE ------- Mr. and Mrs. Allen Butts of rued with nylon lace and a fingoi Portland Social Security office nl Beaverton high school’s driver Beaver OES Social club will SEASIDE CABINS Ruby Ave. enjoyed a trlD to the 31 training car was obtained througl Oregon Caves over the F IX W H IL E YOU W A IT bold a food sale, Saturday. Novem- The Beach's will leave the first tip veil, she car lied a white orchid so Indicate that on October 1250 payments to Washington Co the courtesy of Carr Chevrolet ^ ***®‘ Members of the Beaverton Sad- ber 19. at the Masonic Temple. of the year for the Elkhorn cabins and prayer book. After a short honeymoon spent people were at the rate of $25,23! ¡while Vermilye Motors In Tlgarr’ DIAM OND C LI BRERS die Club are busy getting their Pies, cakes, rolls, will he sold near the prom at Seaside The picture taking booth ready for the Wjjh the sale starting at 10: a.m. Beach's have been here since 1919. at the bearh they will reside In per month, making an average pci supplied the Ford driver training The Diamond Club held their car used in high school Instruction recreation carnival Friday night. — — — —---- their 'just completed' home on recipient of Just over $19. regular meeting at the home of Division St., in Portland. Fnr a small sum. those attending Mrs. Jean Alex on 3rd street. the carnival may have their pic After a short business meeting, 4-11 C A LF < LI It MEETS tures taken and developed while the members surprised Mrs. Alex Kinton 4 H calf club started they wait. with a pink and blue shower their fourth year last week with Also on schedule for members of Everybody enjoyed lovely re the election of officers. J. H Aten the riding club is a Christmas freshments that were served by leader appointed Stanley Manigg party to he held at the home of the hostess. assistant leader. Mr. and Mis. Lyle Cobb in late Officers elected were: president December. TH A N K SG IV IN G SERVICE Robert Hander*: vice president. There will be a special Thanks Howard Otabhorn; secretary. Shir ON T H IR D B IR T H D A Y giving service at the Beaverton ley Marugg and Jack Aten as re ''•»«ter Stephen Spring celehrat Church of Christ on 2nd and Main porter. The club met at the home ed hi* third birthday at his Elsie St., Wednesday. Nov. 23rd. at 8- of M r and Mr*. Fred Orabhorn. street home last Thursday. H* I pm Meetings will he on the second *he son o f Mr. and Mrs. Star lev An appropriate Thanksgiving Wednesday of every month. Spring and the "big” brother of i sermon will he offered by George hehy Margaret Kay. W Springer, pastor of the church MOVE IN TO PO R TLA N D DEMO’S. PO LIC IES plus sptcial music hy the choir. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robeit*. Democrats of the first congres The public Is cordially Invited. j who have been living at 2950 S. W sional district of Orpgon will as MeChesney Road for six month- IT BMC IN S T A L L A T IO N was observe I November 12 by the semble at the court house in Mc ItM Kl\ ES \ IHITORH IN t \ I.MI’ REwNH E 4 KREM OXV Nov. , her 12 it the M moved Sunday to Portland Mr *-«' Beaverton Order of DeMolay. followed by refre-hment.« and dancing Minnville. Sunday p.m.. November Donna I^eaverett of Sorrento sour temple, th ■ Fb'fiveiton older of DeMolay received Its official Portland Preceptory Iegrrn of Honor, with Johnny Epperson a* Mrs. Harold Webb also of Port 20. to discuss party policies and road, who graduated last May charter. in«t’!llirg officer, officiated in ’ he ceremony. land moved to the house formerly look over the list of prospective frnm Meiverton high school. Is In Shown mnking the presentation, far right, ri Edward B. Batey, The new slate Includes, first row. left to right; Claris Popper!. occupied hy the Kohe-t*. cendldates for the 1950 elections A l’ on Bvrd Jerry Howell, senior councilor; Barry Hoaclin. master member of the Grand Council ard Past Grand Master of the Ma Jones hospital recovering from an Lyman Ross of Aloha, chairman appendectomy. She Is able to re councilor; Don Seldon. junior councilor. Ken Kitts and Bill Byrd. sonic lodge of Otegon ON IRMISTIt E DAY of the Wi*«hineton county commit ceive visitors and will he glad to Second row, left to right Ray Heard Bob Bond. Pete Lindberg. O ’ hers, advisor* of the Beaverton chanter, are shown left to Mr. and Mr* Harold Pruning tee. is also first district membe' have a little company. Ken Alexander, Dick Gervais, George Papua? and Ron Jones • irh*: Jack OsHeld, I em Short. Roy Herst, Bill Kend. Francll L Me- were Armistice Day visitor* st th< of th?* Third row. left to right: Jack Mangus dad advisor: Gene W al George, Jack Mangus and Vinus Green She was operated on last Mon W A Bunnell home Mr*. Pruning ters. Robert I-ec Bill Fudge. Bernard Young, Wendell Pike. Oliver democratic committee and Invite- Me. McOeorge Is Woi shipful Master of Beaverton Masonic 4av and look* forwa-d to »pend is art teacher in the Springfield Cobh. Gottfried Kraut-chled lodge No 100 all interestzd democrats o f th ing the rest of the week on a schools. i I*ho«o hy Harrell Beaver’ on 4988) (Photo hy Harrell Beaverton 4983) 'r »r ly hospital bed. county *o attend. Beaverton Man Suggests Theme Of Homecoming Beavers Skid Past W. Linn 8-6 In Mud Featured Game Rebekah Election Features Regular Meeting Nov, 15 Sportsmen Club Invites Others Nov. 18 Sociable PMA Group of Co. Dates Selection Of Committees "Sadie Get Your Man" Keys Next Teen-Age Dance Records Indicate In Schools Driver Training Grandma Assists At Reception of Wedding Affair Officer Installation Avernqe Soc. Sec. Old Age Benefit $19 For County DeMolays Receive Charter
