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ACTIVITIES IN CEDAR MILL AREA
VOTERS APPROVE $90,000 FOR
IMPROVEMENT OF WATER DIST.
By Gertrude Pearson
CEDAR M IU . Voters of the
W olf Creek Highway Water Dis­
trict approved the Board of Com­
missioners proposal of $90,000 in
bonds March 10, by a vote of 138
plement supply of mains in the
area.
The balance of the money will be
used for construction of a 12 inch
supply main from the reservoir at
Cedar Mill and cross mains to dis­
tribute water thus equalizing the
supply throughout the district.
Gardeners Piay
BONNY SLOPE
Mrs. Il'ten Hanson
Day To Encourage VKMY By VISITO
RS
Mr and Mrs. Charles McFairen
Vicinity's Lawn
| had their son Cpl. Floyd McFarren
Funds raised will be used to pur­
chase equipment for the school
children.
,
’ Mtckie
McCaffrey"
and
his
Portland Golf Club orchestra will
furnish guests with excellent music
for dancing. Those preferring Ca
nasta will play in the adjoining
card room A "Coke ' bar w ill he in
operation for the pleasure of the
guests.
There will be many door prizes
and Canasta prizes which have
been donated by the local mer­
chants and businessmen It is not
necessary for the purchaser of a
ticket to be present to be eligible
for the drawing of prizes. His
name and address will be written
on thè ticket stub at time of pur­
chase and returned to the Dance
Committee for the drawing.
Ticket sales are being handled
through the school childien The
room selling the most tickets will
be treated to a party with refresh­
ments.
Doors of the Club will open at
8 p. m. for Canasta and dancing
will be from 9 to 12 midnight.
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Fndoy, M arch
17,
1950
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DR. T. G. HETU, D. D. S.
CEDAR H ILLS *At the home of and his friend Mr Murray as
Mrs. A. W. Travis, 335 Douglas ' house guests over the week end of
has resumed practice in the
avenue, the Cedar Hills Garden j March 5th.
The young men are stationed at
club held its monthly meeting on
MANNING BUILDING, BEAVERTON
March 8 with 18 members present. Bong. Washington with the l'. S.
to 4.
Mrs. Stanley Coffey served as Army.
Storage reservoirs, one near Ce­ F E A R T H R E E M AN HI LK
co-hostess with Mrs Travis. Daf- 1AVO F i t VICTIMS
Mrs. Dave Salmon and son K.ilph
dar Mill of 500,000 gallon capacity
Information concerning the Co­ fadils and lavender iris were used ; were both ill at then home this
and a smaller one of 200,000 at
in two lovely arrangements to pro­
Bonny Slope, will be built to sup- lumbia Valley Administration was vide the early spring time theme. past week with the flu
interpreted through discussion at
This was the first meeting of the M S IT ON W E ST RO M »
the P T A study club meeting Mon­
Mrs. Laura Lehman of Mulino.
YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERY
new
club year. The new officers:
day evening at the F. W. Mere-
Otegon
visited this past week with
president, Mrs. John Romero; vice
wether home.
president, Mrs. J. S. Bailey; sec ^er daughter. Mrs James Lisle,
Pros and cons were weighed
retary. Mrs. R P.Dawson; treasurer
ani* ^er 9>8,er Mrs. A gust Brutke
with a general review of the pro­
S P E o ^
Mrs. R. W. Quiett. assumed
their ,
their homes on West Road,
A lb er's, Special,
posed measure.
new duties.
BR ID AL SH O W ER
The main opposition to the meas­
2-lb , 4-oz pkg
The answers to everyday
The retiring officers were presi
Mr" Henry Barton was guest of
ure was resting of too much power
in the hands of a three man boanl dent. Mrs. Payton Reid; vice presi ' honor an,i recipient ot many beau-
insurance problems*
dent. Mrs. I. B. Griffin; secretary j tiful and useful gifts at a miscel­
of commissioners.
CHEERIOS
17c
By Leonard Adams
pro tern. Mrs. W. L. Shannon. . laneous bridal showei on March 8.
TO COORDINATE AIMS
at the community club house.
treasurer, Mrs. D. R. George
ADOLPH'S MEAT
Representing various agencies in 1
Winners of the games that were
The
new
committee
chairmen
1
the Cedar Mill area Tuesday at a
j played during the evening were:
TENDERIZER
49c
2 Lbs.
meeting in Hillsboro on Farm, were appointed: Membership. Mrs. Mrs. Harry Ketel, Mi- Jack Batke,
Home and Rural living were Mrs. C. E. Taft; ptogram, Mrs. D. R. and Mr. Kieth Coon
t o m a t o JUICE, 1 J L c
L. W. Kingsley, Mrs. A. R. Ringe George; hospitality, Mrs A. YV.
There were thirty-six guests
Hudson House
At the March 11 meeting of Jun
Travis; ways and means, Mrs. J.
and Mrs. H. R. Johnson.
present. Refreshment.- of sand­ ior and Junior Reserves of Cedar
T.
Trixler;
publicity,
Mrs.
P.
M.
Coordination of aims for county
wiches. wedding cake coffee and Mill Local, officers were elected \
Postlethwaite; historian, Mrs. Pay-
projects was under discussion.
RAISED DONUTS
punch were served.
as follows: Billy Bennett, president:
ton Reid and Northwest Gardens
Place Order in Advance
Mrs.
Adolph
Bat
ke
was
hostess
S H O W T R E A T S K ID D IE S
EVERY FRIDAY
publication, Mrs. D. S. Gilchrist.
Dolores Shaper, secretary; and .
QUESTION; We are planning
for
the
party.
The
P
T
A
show
Friday
night
at
Dennis Berger, reporter.
to trade out car in on a new
It was decided that the club
Large Choice of Candies - Easter Special
the schoolhouse was credited as a
one and I ’d like to know if our
Mrs. W. A. Price is in charge of ;
should participate in one of the
present liability insurance pol­ treat for children of the commun­ flower shows being sopnsored by
the regular Reserves, Mrs. May I
Tuesday thru Sunday (Closed M ondays)
icy will cover the new car when
ity.
Ringe the beginning Reserves, and ‘
the Journal, either in the May
we get it. Do we have to notify
A travel picture and cartoons
Hours 7 ;3 0 A M. to 9 P. M .
Mrs. Beulah Ringe the Juniors.
show or autumn show.
the insurance company of the
constituted the show with pop, pop­
The Reserves study unit is "The
change?
A resolution to obsetve ‘‘F Day"
corn and cup cakes as refresh­
Live Oak Tree” which is the story
in
the
area
of
Cedar
Hills
was
ments.
A N S W E R ; Your present policy
B O NN Y SLOPE
Miss Jean of the Karm en Union. The begin- |
adopted. On "F Day" which is to
will protect you for thirty days
be the first reasonably dry week Batke daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ners are continuing the unit "Birds
after you change cars but you
end
day in March, residents will Adolph Batke became the bride of Are Good Neighbors.” The Juniors
should contact your insurance
4928 W ilson A v e ., Beaverton
be asked to fertilize their lawns. Mr. Keith Coon, son of Mr. and study is "Faith, Hope, and Parity,"
agent about changing the policy
a
study
of
the
basic
economics.
as soon as you get your new
Members of the club ordered Mrs. Robert Coon on Friday. March
car.
plants of the new petunia, “ Fire 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barton were
Chief” . Each member plans to use
this new petunia somewhere in her their attendants.
The young folks have both been |
CEDAR M ILL- Alan Starr, 6 garden this summer.
• I f you will address your own
insurance questions to this o f­
yrs., son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
A fter a discussion concerning residents o f this community for
fice, we'll try to give you the
Starr of McDaniel road suffered a the types of meetings the members several years, attending and grad­
at the
correct answers and there will
punctured lung Monday, March 6, of the club preferred, a poll was uating from Bonny Slope school.
be no eharge or obligation of
Mrs. Coon graduated from Bea­
while attending school at St. taken by the program chairman,
any kind.
Helen’s Hall.
Mrs. D. R. George, to help her verton high school last May.
A classmate thrust a sharpened plan the meetings for the coming j They are now living in Portland.
BEAVERTON, OREGON — MARCH 15 26
pencil point into his chest, ap­ year.
The next meeting of the club
parently hitting an unprotected
Rev. Emrick, as an outstanding basketball star at the
"Personal Insurance Service"
area with great enough force to will be held on April 12 at the
University of Pittsburgh under the coacliing of the famous
Phone 3831 Any Time
home of Mrs. A L. Tebault, 335
hit the lung.
Dr Carlson, was rated one of the best basketball players
73 Broadway,
Beaverton
Following X-rays at a Portland S. Cedar Hills Boulevard.
in the U. S In 1938, feeling the catl to preach, he left the
Hospital he is at home under ob­
basketball floor for the pulpit. His ministry has been in
demand from Coast to Coast.
servation.
A gala evening of fun has been
Mrs. Emrick is an accomplished pianist anil is an artist
planned by the Raleigh School PTA
on the Solo-Vox which she will play nightly.
K ev. R ohm and D oroth y E m rick
in sponsoring a Canasta and Danc­
ing party at the Portland Golf
S E R V IC E S EA C H N IG H T E X C E P T S A T U R D A Y , 7 ;3 0 P M
Club on Monday, March the 20th.
All teachers, parents and their
LE O N A R D C. JO H N S O N , Pastor
friends are urged to attend and
make the patty a huge success.
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WOODLAND
BUCKWHEAT
SO
38
lo
Pencil Thrust To
Chest Punctures
Lung In Accident
WOODLAND ACRES CASH
GROCERY
REVIVAL SERVICES
Church of The Nazarene
Leonard Adams
Peg,g,
J
Raleigh PTA To
Play Canasta At
Dance March 20
Community Club
Approves Plans
Of School Park
^Mortuary
W E. PEGG
C ED AR M IL L A film "Books
and People” and a talk by Miss W E IB Y 'S .................... Easter Fashion Headquarters
Norma Lee Peck of the Portland
Public Library expla.ned proced- 1
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ures in bookmobile library service
through the courtesy of "Friends
of Library" to community club j
'V
members Wednesday evening.
Also on the program was an act
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presented by four Portland high
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school boys. Imitations and musi­
cal numbers were included.
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Three of the group were from j
Washington high school, their tal­
ents consisted of playing a Ba- j
soon, Clarinet and piano. The !
fourth member was a Cleveland j
high school student, adept at fe­
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male impersonation and pantomime
Objects of the community club
as contained in the constitution
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0 Candy Suckers
were read in opening the business
0
Bang Guns
i meeting. Approval of proposed
I plans for the park area of the
0 Marbles 0 Balloons
school ground was unanimous.
with your purchases
F. W. Meiewether asked for re-
I cruits to help plant.evergreen trees
! on the outlying edges of the park
Saturday afternoon. He explained
general plans for laying out the
area for recreational purposes.
Advisability of seeking an under­
pass or overpass at Sunset Boule­
vard and Murray Rd. was mention- |
ed, to be referred to the Civic and
Industry Committee.
Landscaping progress made this
far for Sunset Valley school in- 1
eludes paper plans to be recom­
mended to the school board. A
scholarship was voted to send a j
I-H boy or girl from this area to
summer school.
A. Spring's Delight
Refreshments and a social hour
j climaxed the evening.
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REGISTER BV A P R IL 18
It has been called to attention
that voters may register until April
18 to vote in the primary election
March 10 as originally stated
was the deadline for candidates
filing for offices.
C O R N E LL C LCB M E ETIN G
Cornell Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. N
T. Stevens at her home on Mc­
Daniel road.
On March 22, Mrs. John Chris­
tensen will be hostess.
VISUAL All» PROGRAM
"Visual Aid" will be included as
program mnterial at the PTA meet­
ing Thursday evening March 23 at
the school house.
Election of officers will be held
during the business meeting which
will begin at 8 p. m promptly.
SALMON O R SPAG H E TTI
Leedy Grange will again demon­
strate It's culinary finesse Satur­
day evening by serving another of
it’s special dinners.
A choice of salmon or spaghetti 1
will be offered with a ' Mr. Jones"
atmosphere at 99c Everyone is
welcome.
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B. Patent Party Surprise
A hit w ith a tiny miss
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Mar. 11 Meeting
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