SECOND SECTION
Piano Recital On Girls Name New
May 31 Features Officers May 15
Eleven Year Old At Regular Meet
BEAVERTON, OREGON
Lynda Homey, eleven year old
daughter of Mr and Mrs. Scott
Homey. 751 S. E. Denny Road.
Beaverton, will be presented May
31, 8:15 p. m. in the Bethel Con­
gregational Church as a piano
student of Erma Taylor Spatks
Lynda will play numbers by-
Mozart. Beethoven and Shubert
Assisting her on the program will
be Miss Jacke Lee Brown, reader
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
G RAN G E P O T L IC K
The Beaverton Grange held reg­ TRALI. R ID E AND DANCE
A group of Beaverton Saddle
ular meeting at the Grange hall on
C
lub
members enjoyed an evening
Satuitday May 13, Adiowing a
trail ride on Cooper Mountain last
twelve o'clock pot luck luncheon
Saturday evening
Also on the social calendar for
LEG IO N H A L L B R E A K IN
club
members was a dance at Ruby
The American Legion hall was
broken into sometime in the early Stock farm last Saturday evening
hours of the morning on Sunday, for which Western Riders were
hosts.
May 14. Quite a lot of damage
was done as well as loss of quite
ILLN ESS CONFINES
a large amount of money.
Albert Highbe is being kept to
The State Police were notified
and are investigating the robbery. his home on Second St., by illness.
Look out for
them a biake.
children
FORM K ill. V OF H IH K K
Mis Hattie Haines of Portland,
for a number of years a Huber
resident was calling on old friends
here Monday and Tuesday.
Bethel No. JO. Order of Jobs
Daughters had election of officers
at the regular meeting Monday-
night May 15.
Those elected to serve for the
ensuing term arc Dolores Carlson,
queen elect; Barbara Hemrick,
senior princess: Roberta Pointer,
junior princess
Sylvia Wilson,
guide, and Maureen Kain marshal.
Public installation for these and
all other officers will be held on
Monday night. June 5, at 8:00
p. m. at Beaverton Masonic Temple.
BEAVERTON
DO l i t i . E REASON CLOSE KE
The Do-Nut Kettle will be closed
at noon on May 27 and reopened
on June ft, for remodeling and so
that the owners, Edith Blackwell
and Helen Little may enjoy a
much earned vacation.
SENIO R l)A\ \ r m ..\< II
Senior day was spent at Rock-
away beach. May 19, touched off
by fun. sun-burn, and tan.
KROSII W ELCOM E D A Y
Open house to the eighth grade
graduates of the neighboring par­
ishes was held on Ascension Thurs­
day from 1 00 p. m. to 4 00 p. ill.
ACADEMY FETES "BLUE HAWAII
FOR THEME OF SPRING PROM
ST M A R Y S OK TH E V A L L E Y
- A constant whirl of activities has
been spinning at St. Mary's of the
Valley Academy the past weeks.
"Blue Hawaii" furnished the
colorful theme for the spring
prom. Tropi< al d e c o r a t i o n s in
abundance touched by delicate
charm transformed the ball room
into a fairyland. Miss Joan Wis­
niewski of Tacoma, Washington,
crowned Queen Mary X I and ac­
companied by the royal consort,
Mi
Dennis McCoy of Hillsboro,
touched off the climax of the eve­
ning by crowning the Virgin, the
true M u Queen, high in a lovely
DAY
• gtotto. Rue B rom i orchestra con
I trtbuted largely to the perfect eve
ntng
I.l\ IN'G RO SAK 5
The proces. ion of the beautiful
living rosary, formed by students
in blue uniforms and seniors in
white caps and gowns, took place
a sunny afternoon the middle of
May.
The formation organized in the
chapel to the strains of Marian
hymns passed along the drive,
across the rich green lawn to the
academy grotto. The rosary closed
with an Act of Consecration lead
by Donna McCoy, sodality prefect
The r e c e s s i o n a l finished in
chapel with Benediction by the
Chaplain, the Reverend E McMul­
len.
CLASS JOINS SO D ALITY
Members of the freshmen class
furnished an impressive ceremony.
Sunday. May 21, when the Rever­
end Director received them into
the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
Mary. Luncheon was served after
the reception.
Those selected for membership
were: Mary Ansbro, Bruna Bar-
sotti, Gei*maine Boyd, Jan^t Bur­
lile. Patricia Chadwick, Maiy Jo
Dooher, Kathleen Fery Nadine
Manos, Shirley Mansfield, Marlene
Paris, Loui-e Ricke, Janet Sllnger-
land, Alice White, Pauline Zinsli
Theresa Schneider acted as toast­
master
Donna McCoy
Patricia
Ledwith. Laude.in Lamberger, and
Bruna Marie Barsottl gave in­
spiring responses.
DOUBLE D ISTIN C TIO N
Rosalie Wilson recently received
two honors o f distinction: she was
the senior selected to represent
the school on the Beaverton float
for the Portland Rose festival;
and has Just received notice of
her citation for the third prize in
the essay contest awarded by the
Knights of Columbus. The topic
was, “The Significance of Holy
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VENETIAN BLINDS
$1.00 Per 50-lb. Bag
KINGSLEY-BEAVERTON
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Beaverton 3201
3 S W. Farmington
FOR SUMMER DRIVING PLEASURE BUY
Call 3459
KAIN'S
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Filled with a mixed
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36 6-In Plates
NOW
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Narcissus
I00 W H ITE DINNER N APKIN S
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Gardenia Floral Shop
WHITESIDE'S VARIETY
Next to Post Office
Ph Beaverton 4645
Open Sunday 9 a m to 4 p m
RED HOT SPECIAL
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PITTSBURGH PAINTS & ENAMELS
We still have a limited amount of Interior
Gloss Enamel in White and Ivory
18 9-In. Plates, Reg
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Apt. Size Electric Range
(Floor Model)
Regular Price $154 75
NOW $139.75
McGeorge Appliances
We Give S&H Green Stamps
516 N. W. Canyon Rood
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PURE-TEST ASPIRIN
1 200-TABLET BOTTLE
BEAVER RADIO
Across from Telephone Office
Beaverton, Ore
Phone 4942
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home every day. Get a new 1950 Crosley
Freezer on terms that will amaze you
We Deliver the Food
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Furniture Co.
V i mile east of Beaverton
Phone 4703
Giant Double Dip
ICE CREAM SUNDAE
(Saturday onlv)
40 FORD 4-door sedan
Rodio and heater
illio tt -Motor à
Next to St Cecilia School
Phone Beaverton 9 3 14
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1 50-TABLET BOTTLE
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Both For Only 59c
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Beaverton Ph 3774
Beaverton
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16 FARMINGTON ROAD
BEAVERTON, ORE.
PHONE 3851
STOP DRAFTS
Stops Draft and
Ram With
Window Open
Easy to Signal
PICKUP and DELIVERY
5 Quart Paint Bucket with a Purchase of
ONE GALLON OF TREASURE TONES
interior or exterior paint, or Speed
Satin Paint (one coat paint)
MODERN INTERIORS
8911 S W Canyon Rood
(W est Slope)
LEADING BRANDS
Installed
POWER MOWER
SALES
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M AIN TEN AN CE
S & S TEXACO SERVICE
Beaverton East " Y "
Beaverton
Phone 4155
R.C.A. VICTOR "45M
Record Player, reg. 29.95
$7.20 Selection
of Records
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No Holes Drilled
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BOB'S ICE CREAM
38 CHEVROLET 2 door sedan $
Needs a little work...............
34 FORD 4 door sedan
BEDDING PLANTS
Occasional
Chairs
Regular 29 95
CEMETERY VASE
FREE
mcmillan
Beaverton Body Shop
Klrwan's Automotive
Canyon Rood & Short St., Beaverton 4 162
Across from New Safeway
RAY'S RECORD SHOP
In Walker's Dept Store