BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE —Friday March 24. 1950
REFUGEE CHILD DEVOURS ALL
COMICS; AMERICANIZES FAST
Club Lists Next
Special Speaker
March 27 Meet
SCHOOL ORCHESTRA PRESENTS
FIRST CONCERT AT PTA PARTY
S Y L V A N T h e S ylvan P T A on
T uesday afternoon
en joyed th e
first c o n c e r t o f th e S y lv a n S ch o o l
O r c h e s tr a u n d e r th e d irection o f
Mr Milton D u n h a m M any of the
pupils ( e v e n o n e from the seco n d
g r a d e i h a v e ju s t sta r'ed this sch o o l
y e a r an d Mr. D u n h a m is really
g e t t in g resu lts. T h ere a i e violins,
tr u m p e ts, tro m b o n es, F ren ch horn,
f l a r in e t s , g u it a r s and a piano as
w ell as m o s t o f the p ercussion
f a m ily fr o m th e trian gle to the
ty m p a n i
' o f th e e ig h t h gra d e paper, ‘The
S y lv a n Log", printed m o n th ly and
the en tire c la s s reports on all the
g ra d es
T h e W o m an s C o rner
B y Mary G race
W EST SLOPE
Mrs. V ern on
C h u rch ill, presid en t of the r e cen tly
fo r m e d C en tu ry Club, a n n o u n c e d
also, I find It d iffic u lt d rivin g a t n ig h t b e c a u se o n -c o m in g h ea d ligh ts
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D A M I M . I ON I I N I E S
th a t th e sp e a k e r for the n e x t re g ­
dazzle me. Is th ere s o m e ty p e o f food th a t cou ld h elp m e ? T h a n k you.
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D ear Mrs. C. L : L a ck o f V ita m in A m a y b rin g a bout th e co n d itio n s
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y o u sp e a k of. V ita m in A is lik e th e d ev elo p er w h tc h b rin g s out the
a t th e S y lv a n sc h o o l au d ito riu m
w ill te ll o f her e x p e r ie n c e s in
im a g e on film .
P a r e n t s are b rin g in g frien d s and
T h e r e tin a o f th e eye, co m p a ra b le to the f ilm in th e c a m e r a , con-
C h in a, w h e te sh e lived th irty y ea rs
e v e r y o n e is urged to visit,
ht tain s a su b s ta n c e called vis u a l purple. W h en lig h t s t r ik e s th is su b sta n ce
or m ore.
sc h o o le r s too. R e la t i v e s in th e it b le a c h e s yello w a n d th e brain records th e p r o c e ss a s v isio n . T o k eep
Mrs. Clark a n d hei hu sb an d , an
s e e i n g the yello w m u s t be c h a n g e d b a c k to purple. V ita m in A helps do
sch ool is no req u irem en t.
E n g li s h ban k er, w ere in tern ed in
this.
Mr.
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J a p a n for four years.
T h e G lee C lub sang som e nu m -
Y ou r co n d ition w ou ld be m u c h Improved if y o u w ou ld use more
M e m b e r s h ip lists in th e club are b e is t h e y will s i n g in the radio in S. W. C a n y o n Rd. say. "It is a fine V ita m in A In you r diet. S o m e foo d s h igh In th is v it a m in are: B utter,
g l o w i n g rapidly. T h e recen t ev e­ th e n ea r fu tu re. Mrs S w if t is oppot t u n i t y to m eet n ew friends." E g g s, Milk. P ea ch es, Swpet P o tato es. Carrots. A recipe rich in V itam in
And Mr J a c k s o n say s, "I actu a lly A is th is: R A R E B I T :
n in g
sp ecia l a c tiv itie s
m eetin g , th eir leader.
h eld at the V alley C o m m u n ity
R a lp h N e lso n , S ylvan
principal, feel refres h ed e v e n a fter b ein g on In g r e d ie n ts for two:
M ethod:
C h u rch w ith L eta C ro m w ell as reported th e p lan to seed the h u g e m y feet all d ay .
[ ^ cu p sh red d ed c h e e se
Mix flour, salt and paprika, se t aside. Melt
sp e a k e r , w a s w ell a tte n d e d b y men p la y g r o u n d in g r a s s this y ea r now
Mr. and Mrs. P a u l J o n e s of 8. W. ' V» cu p to m a to juice
b u tter In skillet, sa u t e o n io n and gTeen
an d w o m e n o f th e club area.
t h a t tim e an d w e a th e i h as settled 57th, find it goo d e x e r c is e and sin ce sm all piece g reen pepper
pepper for 1 m in u te . T o th is ad d flour
tb lsp .e a c h .b u tter,
T h is w a s th e f i i s t of a series of the m a m m o t h bull-dozing project e v e r y o n e is d o in g it th e y w a n t to
m ix tu re, then to m a t o e juice slo w ly . Mix
Wherever you want color...
well. W h e n slig h tly th ick add ch eese, th e n
e v e n i n g m e e t in g s planned for peo­ In th e th ree a c r e s hack of th e k e e p up too
" T p . C« l t P
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paint with Treasure Tones. They
th e e g g yo lk w h ic h h a s b een m ix ed w ith
ple o f t h e c o m m u n it y w h o a re un­ sch ool. T h e b o y s and girls a re
Mr a n d Mrs. E arl W il li a m s o f p in ch paprika
t h e crea m . K e e p h e a t low. S erv e a t once
are exactly-
a b le to a tten d th e d a y tim e m e e t ­ e a g e r to g o o u t for baseball p ta c - j g yy S a lm o n an d 57th "have g r e a t j V4 c u p th in cream
on h o t buttered toa st.
ings.
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right decora­
fun" a n d th e y b ro u g h t fr ie n d s t e g g y o lk
d ren o f m o t h e r s w h o w ish to a t­
D id you k n o w th a t e a t i n g fresh fruit in s te a d o f c a n n e d fruit
Mrs. S tu a rt Kerr, president, and from th e E a s t side. Mr. an d Mrs.
tor colors pre-
b etter if y o u are red u cin g ?
te n d th e d a y m e e t in g s is a ls o b ein g P T A m e m b e r s v o ted part of their A rnold S iv e tso n .
p la n n ed by the club.
h arm o n ized
well e a r n e d s a v i n g s for well k n o w n
F o ll o w i n g the last m e e t in g , the a r t p rin ts to be fram ed for th e
to blend per­
m e m b e r s o f th e club board, and c la s s r o o m s Mrs. S w ift, 8th gra d e
fectly. Trea-
th e ir h u sb a n d s, w e r e g u e s t s at the teach er, s h o w e d several prints for
h o m e o f Mr. an d Mrs. Churchill approval.
sureTonesare
for r e fr e s h m e n t s and a clo ser a c ­
Mrs. R a lp h M cE w a n . reported on
ready to use in
q u a in t a n c e w ith Mrs. C rom w ell. her v is it s to se v e r a l sch ools lo o k ­
C O R V A L L IS C O N V E N T I O N
du rab le, oil-
for p le a s in g
im p ro v em en ts,
Carl G es trin g , o w n er and oper- S p e c ia l g u e s t s w ere Mr. an d Mrs. ing
I a to r o f the W e s t Slope F ood b ank, E m m e t t Gulley. H e is in t e r n a tio n ­ su ch as p a in t in g c la s sr o o m s and
b a s e p ain ts
a tte n d e d a lo ck er co n v e n tio n at a lly k n o w n for w ork w ith th e halls in s o f t c o lo r s rather th a n in
fo r e v e r y
A m e r ic a n F r ie n d s S ervice C om ­ the u s u a l g r a y s an d tan.
C orvallis M arch 20 an d 21.
m ittee.
Mrs. M c E w a n ' s son Phil is Editor
painting need.
G U ESTS FROM E U G E N E
l Dr. an d rMs. R u b en R u t t e n had
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Mrs. M arie Donniii«;, (new o w n er.)
F A M I L Y M O V E S IN
as hou se g u e s t s over the w eek en d ,
Mr. an d Mrs. L. C. N ich o ll of E u ­
r lie z Suz> presents a sensational
Mrs. G eo rg e Rohin.-on of Fir
g en e, the v is ito r s retu rn in g h o m e
G rove L a n e h a s »old hei property
S u n d a y e v e n in g .
*"^el aeq uainled " sale. T a k e uilvun-
th ere a n d will m o v e soon to a p a r t­
T h e tw o co u p le s w ere frien d s in
m e n t s in P o r tla n d . The n ew o w n ers,
th eir p re-m arria ge d a y s in L an g-
tage o f these trem endous savings,
w h o s e n a m e h a s not yet been
don. S o u th D a k o ta .
W E S T S L O P E Mrs. W. C. Geer |
le arn ed , a re r e sid e n ts of P o r tla n d j
Dr. an d Mrs. R u tte n are m a k i n g w a s h o s t e s s to th e m e m b e r s o f the
your
and h a v e t w o sm a ll children.
their h o m e
in th e
B ro a d m o o r F ir G rove F a r m e r e tt e s at her !
l a p a r tm e n ts, but h o p e to p u rch ase h o m e in V ista Hills, on M arch 15, S U F F E R S E A R IN F E C T I O N
a h o m e in th is se c tio n in th e n ear w ith s ix te e n lad ies present.
T h e s m a ll d a u g h te r of Mr. and
future. H e is th e n e w d e n tis t in
Mrs. Mildred K lu g d e m o n s ta te d Mrs. H al L a m a n is recu p era tin g
th e W est Slope clinic.
th e art o f f r a m in g flo w e r s pressed from a n ear in f e c tio n fo llo w in g a
RECENTLY PURCHASED
a n d ap plied on velvet, m a k i n g an se v e r e cold.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. M yers ar­ u n u su a l and artistic a r r a n g e m e n t.
— West Slope —
rived l a t j S a tu r d a y e v e n in g from A n o th e r sp e a k e r on the p rogram
8911 S. W. Canyon Road
i K la m a th F alls, to m a k e their h o m e w a s Mr. F o y C o n n e lly of the M e n ’s I
I in th e fo r m e r D a le V iar property, G ard en Club in P ortlan d , w h o re­
w h ic h th e y r e c e n tly p u rch ased . Mr. m in d e d th e la d ie s of the fo rth- j
and Mrs. V iar m o v ed F r id a y to th e c o m i n g flo w e r sh o w the m an 's
f o i m e r C. A. R a n s o m e p lace on F ir g r o u p is s p o n s o r in g in May.
G ro v e L a n e. T h e R a n s o m e 's in
A new’ tw is t to th e a c tiv itie s of |
turn, m o v e d T h u r s d a y to a p a r t­ th e la d i e s ’ club is th e p la n n in g and
E A S T C O O P E R MT A su rp rise
m e n t s in P o rtlan d , w h e r e th e y will a r r a n g e m e n t o f a d eco ra tiv e flo w er
p arty an d h o u se w a r m in g honored
live until th e y build at a la ter tim e. p iece by ea ch o f fou r m e m b e r s for j
Mr. a n d Mrs. G eorge Sipe, in
Mr. an d Mrs. M yers and th eir th e h o m e of th e h o s t e s s at each
th eir n e w h o m e In B eaverton , at
d a u g h te r V iolet M. B row n , w h o a c ­ m e e t in g , k e e p in g the m e m b e i s in
421 S. E. 3rd street, just o ff L o m ­
c o m p a n ie d t h e m h e r e from K l a m ­ p r a ctice and u p -to -th e-m in u te w ith
bard o n the e v e n i n g of M arch 18.
a th F a ll s w ere g u e s t s at th e W . A. id e a s in th is line.
F o r t y - t w o p eo p le were present,
B u n n ell h o m e S u n d a y , for a fa m ily
in c lu d in g
r e la t iv e s
and
frien d s
g a t h e r i n g w ith Mr. and Mrs. Alvtn C H U R C H G R O U P L U N C H E S
ft o m C orva llis and P o rtla n d and
B u n n e ll o f Coos Bay, M:. and Mrs.
Mrs. Carl G e s tr in g and her m o t h ­ fr ie n d s from th e ir fo rm er h o m e
J a sp e r B u n n e ll and d a u g h te r P a t t v
er. Mrs. H a rriet F r a n c is w ere h o s t ­ in C ooper M ountain
o f E a sts id e , O reg o n an d Mr. and
LARGE SELECTION OF
e s s e s M arch 15 at the G e s tr in g
C a k e a n d c o f f e e w a s served .
Mrs. H arold P ru n er, of N ew p o rt.
h o m e , to m e m b e r s o f th eir c h u r c h T h e c a k e w a s a large o n e d e c o r a t­
Mrs. Merton B on g , w h o h a s b een
g io u p , s e r v i n g a 12:30 lu n ch eon , ed v e r y a p p ro p ria tely w ith a little
s t a y in g at t h e B u n n e ll h o m e sin ce
p r e c e d in g the b u s i n e s s m e e t in g .
h o u se a n d f lo w e r s all a ro u n d it,
her arrival h o m e fr o m the h osp ital
Mrs. D e a n T r u e x an d Mrs. M. B o t ­ w ith t h e w o rd s
‘‘H o m e
Sweet
w ith a b a b y son, retu rn ed to N e w ­
t o m s w e r e a s s is t in g h o stesses.
H o m e .”
port S u n d a y e v e n in g w ith the
6802 S. W. Canyon Road
T w e n t y - f i v e la d ies w ere presen t.
T w o p airs o f lo v e ly d ra p es for
P i u n e r s for a visit. T h e Coos B ay
AT water 1089
Mrs. A lm a T h o m p s o n w a s an in­ th e n e w h o m e w a s p u rch a sed with
v is ito r s also retu rn ed h o m e S u n d a y .
v ited gu est, from B eav erto n .
the c o m b in e d d o n a ti o n s of the
'■At M f /At M f M f Mf >
M IN A TU K E HKD ( BOSS
W iW W fW m w Mf
g u e s t s . Mr .and M is. S ip e lived on
C hildren in th e k in d e r g a r t e n op­ a fa r m in th e E a s t C oop er Moun­
era ted by Mrs A lv a h G r a h a m on ta in d is t r ic t <on N o r a road», just
McChe.sney road are le a rn in g the o f f C o n n o r road) for m a n y y ea rs
w o r k o f th e R e d C ross in a p ra c­ b efore p u r c h a s in g th e ir n e w h om e
tical w ay, an d c a r r y i n g out s o m e in B e a v e r to n .
of t h e p r a c tic e s of the Red C ross
in m in ia tu re.
Wm SPEARS
W E. PEGG
S m a ll boxes, b ro u g h t by th e pu­
pils, a re tu rn ed in to b eds by the
b oy s for th e b ro k en an d m u t ila t e d
dolls b r o u g h t by th e girls. In th is
• - . •
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" h o sp ital” a t m o s p h e r e , th e y o u t h ­
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ful su rg eo n s , a tt e n d e d by n u r s e s
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fca
w h o s e w h ite a t m b a n d s h a v e been
m a d e aond d e c o r a te d w ith c r a y o n ­
ed R e d Cross, a m p u t a t e an d re­
pair th e injured, ta k e te m p e r a tu r e s
and g iv e sh o ts.
T h e y o u n g s t u d e n t s are in t e n s e ly
in t e r e s te d in th e ir w ork , w h ic h tie s
in w ith th e c u r r e n t d riv e by th eir
eld ers.
e w rotNO*
By Mr*. W. A. HuiuieU
W E S T S L O P E — A n in t e r e s tin g
pupil in the G ra h a m k in d e r g a r t e n
U fiv e-y ea r old U se Z ie k m a n ls, o f
a L a tv ia n fa m ily , liv in g in tem p o -
rary q u a r te r s in the b a s e m e n t o f
St. M a tt h e w s c h u r c h on C a n y o n
roa<*-
T h e g r o u p c o n s is ts o f little lisa,
her m oth er, and her g r a n d fa th e r ,
N o t m u c h is k n o w n a b o u t th e fa m -
Mc\\y Ba/a
or mo fcA/rg
ily, e x c e p t th a t th ey w ere well
ed u c a te d in th eir o w n co u n try, and
s u ffered m u ch h ard sh ip d u rin g the
war.
T h e little girl, w h o h as been
g iv e n a sch o la r sh ip at the K in d er-
garten . is le a r n in g A m e r ic a n w a y s
fa s t and, lik e ou r ow n y o u n g s t e r s .
d evou rs th e c o m ic books. O th er
ch ild ren in th e sch o o l c o o p era te to
«each her, an d in turn, learn from
her.
At first, U sa w as m u c h afra id of
dogs. S h e h a d se e n so fe w in her
o w n co u n try , as all p ets w e r e
k illed o f f d u rin g th e w a r to sa v e
food. N o w sh e is rapidly b e co m in g
a c c u s t o m e d to a n im als, h o w ev er,
and m a k i n g tim id a d v a n c e s t o w a i d
them .
T h e f a m ily are a n x io u s to find
J a p a r t m e n t s or a h ou se in th is
se c to n as th e g r a n d f a t h e r h o p es to
procure w o rk a s a g a rd en er, or
i ca reta k er, in w h ich he is w ell
I versed. T h e m o t h e r is also d o in g
sm a ll ta s k s, s u c h as baby ten d in g ,
h o u sew o rk , etc. O ffers o f h elp to
j th e fa m ily m a y be m a d e to Mrs.
G ra h a m or Mrs. Marvin T a y lo r of
W e s t Slope.
Ghey S u y y . . . .
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Farmerettes Fix
Flowery Favors;
Frame For Future
PAINT WITH
NEW OWNER
SALE!
STARTS
THURSDAY
MARCH 23
MODERN
INTERIORS
Forty-Two Stage
Surprise Party To
Warm New Home
Nationally Advertised
Brands
Easter Lilies
LABBE' FLOWERS
Ufi
P e y g , J y ilo r tu a r y
v Jhl 0 f j y
Your community mortician since 1910
BEAVERTON, OREGON
Phone 3411
HEX APPEARANCE
M e m b e r s o f th e S y lv a n S extet
an d th e S y lv a n G lee Club, w ill sin g
n u m b e r s on a m u s ic a l p ro gram
over
K E X , the
S u n d a y b efore
E a ste r , th e t i m e to be a n n o u n c e d
la ter.
LINOLEUM SALE
Anoflicr Poultryman
Praises Triangle
"For Belter Results"
Here is ih< 4 1 iu. 1 l statement of Mr.
Conner » h o h.is thoroughls tests
(lie results ol Triangle Poultry
Feeds He sa\s
“ I h a v e used Triangle F e e d
for five
y ea r s a n d have found «1 VE RY s a t is ­
f act or y
This feed has a l w a y s ra is e d
h e a lt hy chicks an d m a i n t a i n e d a high
Your Choice of Colors and
patterns
(9 X 12)
(Limited Time Only)
$ 5-95
"Furniture tor Every Room"
pe r c e n t a g e of 'ay m my l a y i n g f lo c k. "
I S ig n e d ! E W
Start Now With
Triangle Chick Starter
KRUMBLES
Triangle *a* die hrsi Co produce
this new unproved type of baby
chuk te e d — perfecting the origitul
Krumhli/ed f o r r p of chuk surfer
and broiler ration This amazing
ne« ihitk starter is toarse enough
for easy feeding yet small enough to
he sale for thi tiniest chn ks Poul­
try men sav n get» hetier results with
less waste Cn'e your chn ks a good
s u n with Triangle KrumMes
TERRY'S FURNITURE
Phone Beaverton 4703
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Ai r « m to sa i
In o n g lt D* o
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2286 N E Canyon Road
CONNOR
F I N ik i. E T
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M IL L IN G CO.