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BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, April 7, 1950
VISITOR BOARDS PLANE FOR
RETURN TO HOME IN LONDON
How to Make a Terrace
Herman Callehn
F u n e r a l services for H e r m a n
C allehn of R t. 3. Box 194. S h e r
wood (Scholls) w e re held a t the
By Mrs. H ele n H a n s o n
R E T U R N T O V IC IN IT Y
P e g g C hapel. B e a v e rto n on S a t u r
B O N N Y S L O P E — Mrs. G ladys
Mr. a n d Mrs. R o b e rt E. T aylor day, April 1st a t 10:30 a. m.
GUEST FROM t l ' O E M .
Stevens, m o th e r of
Mrs. L e o n a rd and d a u g h t e r B everly who have
I n t e r m e n t w aa in th e M ou n ta in
Hy G«*rtrud** F«iar**on
Dye. left P o r t l a n d
on T uesday, been living in S alem for the past ^
C e m e te r y a t S cholls. T h e Rev
S u n d a y g u e s ts a t the F. W. Mere-
C E D A R M IL L — D a iry in g will
M a rc h 27th by t r a i n
for N ew Y o rk f«w m o n th s m oved bac k Into th e ir ^
S prjnK er of ^
C h r is tia n
w e th e r hom e included Mr. a n d
serve as th e livelihood of Mr. and
w here she b o a rd e d
a plane, an d h o m e on T h o m p s o n road last week C h u r c h |n Bettverto n officiated,
Mrs. D e a n L o b a u g h of E ugene,
Mrs. C. H. K a tt e r m a n , w ho have
flew b a c k to h e r hom e in London, end.
m j -
C a lle h n p assed a w a y on
Mrs. L o b au g h is t h e s is te r of Mr.
moved fro m th e ir hom e on N. W.
M erew ether.
E n g la n d .
M a rc h 29th a t his h o m e in Scholls.
Cornell road to S auvies island.
Mrs. Dy.- w e n t to E n g la n d a bout S H O W E R BY P R O X Y
H e w a s b orn on F e b r u a r y 2nd.
T h e couple hav e been a t te n d i n g
T hey will be o p e r a tin g th e d a i r y j
the O regon E d u c a tio n A ssociation
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in G e r m a n y . H e le ft th e r e
on a p a r tn e r s h ip basis.
co n fe re n c e s in P o rtla n d .
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T h e ir son. R i c h a rd K a t t e r m a n ,
ho m e Mrs. S te v e n s a c c o m p a n ie d pln k a n d b ,ue sh o w er Qn Saturday> he bec a m e a citizen.
<ind his family will occupy a hom e SUM M ARY O F R E P O R T
her,
A pril 1, a t th e club house.
L a t e r he c a m e to th e U nited
on th e sam e p r o p e r ty an d contrt-
''T h e H oover R e p o r t ” will be
IN B R I D E S H O N O R
Mrs. H e c k e r w as ill, an d w as S ta te s a n d to O re g o n a b o u t 1905
b u te to the p a rtn e rs h ip .
su m m a r iz e d by a s p e a k e r in te re st-
Mr. a n d Mrs. K eith Coon w ere nQt able to m a k e the tr ip up from H e h a s been living in th e v icinity
W eek end g uests of Mr. a n d Mrs. ed ¡„ t be s u b je c t a t th e n e x t com-
Filled f o r m is levelled p r io r to p le a s a n tly s u r p r i s e d a t a miscel S ale m so Mrs. H e n r y H ec k er, m oth- of Scholls since a b o u t 1908
J a m e s W a lte rs w ere Mrs. Lee mUnity club m e e tin g A p iil 12 at j
a p p l y i n g colored topping.
j la n eo u s b rid al s h o w e r on W e d n e s e r of Mr. H e c k e r an d Mrs. F r a n k
H e is su rv iv e d by his wife. A n n a
Mead a n d d a u g h t e r Lois of Ne- the school house a t 8 p. m. Vocal
day. M a rc h 29th a t th e club house F e r g u a o a , m o t h e r o f l i r a . G ordon of Scholls.
G
reased
form
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set
on
levelled
halem .
solos will also be Included on th e
by th e ir m a n y f rie n d s in th e c o m
ground, is filled w ith concrete.
H e c k e r opened th e gifts.
Lois h a s recently co m pleted ex- p ro g ra m .
m u n ity .
■tensive courses in w elfa re w o r k a t
a su g g e ste d b u d g e t will be pre-
Mr. a n d Mrs. F e r g u s o n m otore d V IS IT O R S BUY H O M E
A m o c k w e d d in g w as p e rfo rm e d
D enver, Colorado an d is a t ho m e 9ented by th e c o m m itt e e to mem -
Mr. a n d Mrs. S. L. H a r r i s of
to
S ale m on S u n d a y to spend the
by th e h o n o red couple a n d a g ro u p
p rio r to ta k in g on du tie s in th e j bers fo r c o n s id e r a tio n a t th e meet-
of th e ir y o u n g friends, pro v id in g a d a y w ith th e y o u n g couple a n d D e e r L odge, Mont., w h o hav e
c h ild p la c e m e n t b u r e a u a t Ig)s jn g
been v isitin g a t th e J . McConnel
lot of la u g h s for th e fifty g u e s ts to o k th e ir g if ts to them .
hom e on F a r m i n g t o n road, have
Angeles. California.
BJSCE8B O F STU D Y
I w ho w ere p rese nt.
p u r c h a s e d a h o m e on U n io n ave.
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S H O R T PT1M. C A R T O O N S
School was recessed M onday and
Mr. H a r r i s is a b r o th e r - in -la w of
A show will be sp onsored by T uegday of , hls w eek i o allow
wiches, p u n c h a n d coffee w ere
fl. W. H a n s o n a n d "M ac” Mc-
Mrs. McConnel.
P T A for e n t e r t a i n m e n t of c h ild re n teacherg to a t t e n d t e a c h e r s m eet-
served.
C loskey” of E u g e n e , O re g o n flew
■and th e ir p are n ts, F r i d a y night,
G R A N D D A U G H T E R 'S V IS IT
u p on S u nday, A pril 2 a n d spent V IS IT S IN S E A S I D E
April 14 b eg in n in g a t 8 p. m. a t j ____*
Mrs. E d w a r d S h e e ts of F a r m
Mr. a n d Mrs. W illia m T y le r J r . th e d a y w ith Mr. H a n s o n ’s b r o th e r
C e d a r Mill achool.
ington road w a s a Seaside visitor
a n d b a b y d a u g h t e r a r r iv e d a t th e M a u ric e H an so n .
S h o r t films an d c a r to o n s will be
on W e d n e s d a y , M a rc h 29.
A ta b le s p o o n o f p l a s t e r color, ho m e of his p a r e n t s on T h o m p s o n ---------
fe a tu re d .
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KLUMBK.lt P A R T Y E V E N T
Y ork, w h e r e th e y hav e been living
in to c o n c r e te s u r f a c e ( l e f t ) .
C l a ssm a te s a n d f rie n d s of Ly-
for th e p as t t h r e e years.
W h e n f o r m is set, (ab o v e ) re-
n e tte Cover enjoyed a slu m b e r
T
O F A T H E R 'S F U N E R A L
H | | m ove f r a m e s an d pour m o r t a r into
p a r ty h o n o rin g h er b ir th d a y a t th e
Mr. a n d Mrs. E d H a t v e y a n d
C. W. Cover hom e M arch 31.
Based on th e in c re a s in g p o p u la r !
d a u g h t e r D o n n a an d son E d at- |
L E C T U R E S IN P O R T L A N D
Hy °f th e N a tio n a l 4-H P o u ltr y j
Photo*— American Home Magazine
te n d e d f u n e r a l services at L ebanon.
‘ A tte n d in g the lectures of Dr. a n d A c h i e v e m e n t p r o g ra m , 4-H’ers
O re gon on T h u r s d a y , M a rc h 30th |
M rs H a r r y O v e rstre e t at F ir s t 'lhould t o P th e lr ,a s t Vear' a record
fo r Mr. H a r v e y ’s f a t h e r w ho pass
C o n g re g a tio n a l C h u r c h in P o rtla n d ,,f ra i*,n * * total <>f 8.<*X>.<XX) chick-
ed a w a y on M onday. M arch 27th.
M a rc h 2» w ere Mr. a n d Mrs. C. W. Pna- tu rk e y s, d u c k s a n d geese.)
F U R IO U G H FROM ALASKA
Cover, Mr. an d Mrs. A R. P e a r s o n li k e w i s e th e e n r o ll m e n t fig u re is |
R o b e rt M c F a r r e n son of Mr. an d
an d Mis L S. U pplnghouse. rep- expected to p ass the ISO.000 m a r k ,
Mr s. Char les M c F a r r e n of T h o m p -
re s e n tin g th e C edar Mill PTA.
reached in 1949.
son road w h o is w ith th e U. S.
AZALEA H O U S E B E N E F I T
C o unty E x te n sio n A g e n ts a n d
A r m y a n d h a s been s ta tio n e d in j
A tte n tio n is ag a in called to th e
4-H Club le a d e rs w o rk w ith
A la s k a for so m e tim e is now a t
county-w ide R u m m a g e
Sale
in the youth, in s t r u c tin g th e m in
h o m e on a th irty -fiv e d ay fu rlo u g h
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Hillsboro, April 15, to be sponsor**!
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O M M U N IT Y C L U B D A T E
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b y extension units.
T h e B o n n y Slope C o m m u n ity
production.
T hose h a v in g a rtic le s of clothing,
Club will hold it ’s r e g u la r m o n th ly
M em bers a r e e n c o u r a g e d to c a r
hom e fu rn is h in g s, p la n ts or s u it
COTTON & DENNIM
m e e tin g on April 8 a t 8:30 p. m. a t j
able a rtic le s m ay leave th e m at ry out th e six m a in o bje ctives of
the club house.
t h e hom es of Mrs, L. W. K ingsley th e p r o g ra m w hich b rie fly a re :
SPORTS WEAR
All r e s id e n ts of th e c o m m u n ity
vl
or Mrs. A. R. P e a r s o n before le arn th e place o f p o u ltry in th e
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Tho terrace, above, is m ade from a form m ade o f sixteen 22-inch
econom y of the f a r m ; a c q u ir e skill
April 12
vited to a t t e n d this m eetin g .
In p o u ltry ra isin g ; a s s is t in p ro squares. No e x tra p re p a ra tio n o f ground is required. Squares aro
UNDERGOES SURGERY
filled w ith concrete colored w ith p la ste r colors to individual taste.
B R O T H E R IN S P O K A N E
Mrs. C h a rles K o ta s e k Is r e p o r t duction of eggs a n d fowl to p ro D escribed in detail in the M arch issue of A m e r ic a n H om e M a g az in e,
L a r r y Collier sp e n t th e past j
edly In a s a tis f a c to r y condition fol vide a d e q u a t e supplies fo r food ; it costs 8 cents a sq uare foot, and a m inim um of work to complete.
w e e k e n d a t th e ho m e of his bro th - I
lowing m a jo r s u r g e r y M arch 27 at a p p r e c ia te th e n u tr iti v e value of
e r a n d sister-in-law a t S pokane, |
eggs; le a r n to g ra d e a n d m a r k e t
hosp ital In P o rtla n d .
W a sh in g to n .
p
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scientific
F R O M M A X V IL I.E , MONT.
ized th e onion m a r k e t recently. If in 1949 b r o u g h t g ro w e rs a b o u t 6 :l4
P le a s u r e w as com bined w ith busi d ev e lo p m e n ts a n d a p p ly th e k n o w l m a r k e t c o n d itio n s a r e to be m u c h ■ million dollars. T h is w as near ly R E T U R N H O M E
Mrs. J e s s C h a s ta in , an d d a u g h
ness fo r Mr. a n d Mrs. Lee H. edge to h o m e flock production.
b e t te r th is fall, g r o w e rs in la te I t h r e e tim e s th e a v e r a g e r e t u r n for
T he 4-H’e rs c a re fu lly k e e p rec- s ta te s will e i th e r have to d i o p th e la st te n years. P ro c e sso rs also ters, S a n d r a a n d K a t e n r e tu r n e d
Skeels w h en they visited w ith rel
atives In th is vicinity F rid a y .
ords sh o w in g p ro d u ctio n ot b ird s i p r e s e n t p l a n s to in c re ase a c r e a g e paid O re g o n g ro w e rs n r o e t h a n ho m e last S a t u r d a y a f t e r s p e n d in g
V isitatio n s were m a d e a t the a n d eggs, a n d also g e n e r a l achieve- or Krow| nK w e a th e r will h a v e to $3,000,000 for the 1949 c ro p of peas a lew d a y s a t th e ho m e of Mrs.
C h a s ta in 's p a r e n ts Mr. a n d Mrs.
S. T. W a tte r s and A R. P e a r s o n merits in other phases of Club he u n f a v o r a b le
a n d a r o u n d $1.500,000 fo r sweet H. E. S m ith a t Glenw ood, Oregon.
w ork. At th e end of the y e a r these
homes.
O re g o n 's 1949 onion cro p b r o u g h t corn.
R E C O V E R S F R O M IL L S
T h e S keels left aga in S a tu r d a y rec o rd s a r e ju d g e d for special h o n good p rice s u p to la te F e b r u a r y
A ltogether, O re g o n ’s 1949 pro-
T h e m a n y frie n d s of Mrs. H elen
m o r n in g for S e a ttle before co n o rs w hich will ag a in be provided a n d w a s w o r t h abo u t $6.000,000 to
d u c tlo n of t r u c k cro p s w a s w o rth B a r t e ls k y a r e h a p p y to see h er
D e a rb o r n
Motors,
program
tin u in g to th e ir ho m e at Maxville, by
grow ers.
a r o u n d $22,000,000 to grow ers. Po- able to be ta k in (, p a r t in th e c o m .
Women’ » Town and C oentry Appaeal
| sponsors.
M onta na.
T h e s t a t e 's record cro p of some ta to e s ad d e d a p p r o x im a te ly $17,- n lu n lty ac tiv itie s once m ore a f te r
CA N YO N ROAD a t W EST SLOPE
Five s te r l in g silver m e d a ls will
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weeks.
be p re s e n te d to w in n e r s In each
c o u n ty ; a t r ip to th e N a tio n a l 4-H
Club C ongress In C hica go for the
s t a t e w in n e r ; a n d college s c h o la r
ships of $300 ea ch to th e 10 n a t io n
al ch a m p io n s.
T h e p r o g r a m is u n d e r the d irec
tion of th e C oope ra tive E x te n sio n
Service.
FAMILIES EMBARK ON DAIRY
VENTURE AT SAUVIES ISLAND
Poultry Program
Looms Larger In
4H Club Activity
For
J
CHICKS
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Less Money But
Plenty Work Is
Farming Outlook
L ivability is a m ig h ty big fa c to r
w h en It co m e s
to chicks. A nd
o u r c u s to m e r* will tell you th a t
D A R -M E L c h ic k s have llvabiL
ity
bred
Into
th e m
We
ca n
prove
to you th a t
D A R -M EL
s to c k
h a s a m o r ta lity r a te - of
less t h a n 1% — So, w h en you
buy D A R .M E L c h ic k s you get
strong, la rg e an*l h e a lth y stock
th u t c a n t a k e c a r e of Itself.
S E E O U R U IIU KM TO DA Y !
DAR-MEL
HATCHERY
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2. Box 77
Ptr. 3141
C o r n e r S a t t l e r Road an d B u tle r
A venue
T IG A R D
O re g o n f a r m e r s will probably
pocket less m oney fro m th e 1950
h a r v e s t of t r u c k crops a n d p o ta
toes t h a n th e y did last season, but
J m a r k e t p ro sp e c ts in g e n e ra l a t e
still fairly favorable, believes M. D.
T h o m a s, OSC exten sio n econom ist.
R e d u ce d a c r e a g e a llo tm e n ts a n d 1
| s u p p o r t prices still loom im p o r ta n t
in the p o ta to situ atio n . P ro c e sso rs
a t e not exp e cted to c o n tra c t s n a p j
b e a n s o r sw eet c o rn as freely as in [
1949 hut m a y ta k e a few m o re [
a c r e s o f g ree n pea s if w e a th e r [
¡ c o n d itio n s f a v o r a long p la n tin g I
I season.
l e t t u c e m a y be a b e t te r bet th a n
onions in a d a p te d a r e a s of the
sta te , a l th o u g h both could be easily
o v er-produc ed. M a rk e t con d itio n s j
for o th e r tr u c k cro p s d e p e n d grea t- |
ly on a m o u n t s produced, ns d e
m a n d is not expected to be g r e a tly I
d if f e r e n t from o th e r re c e n t years.
C om m e rc ia l p o ta to g r o w e rs in !
th e s ta te a r e being a s k e d to red u c e \
th e ir p la n tin g s hy 2,8(X) a c r e s oi )
8 4 p erc ent. G ro w e rs h a v e been
advised of individual allo tm e n ts
w hich m ust not be exceeded if I
th e y wish to be eligible for the
g o v e r n m e n t price s u p p o r t p ro g ra m .
C h a n ce s fo r m a r k e t prices above
su p p o rt levels next fall a n d winter
a r e not good unless n a tio n a l a c r e
age a llo tm e n ts a r e met an d yields
a r e so m e w h a t lower, T h o m a s says.
A large s p r in g onion c ro p m ov
ing to m a r k e t in c o m p e titio n with
r e m a in in g old stoc ks h a s dem o ra l-
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