The Beaverton enterprise., June 16, 1950, Image 5

June 19 Recital
Concludes Piano
Study For Most
| Stratford, Marylee Cavena David
and Douglas Ward.
Allyson MacDonald and Mary
Margaret Peterson newer students
of Mrs. Pack's will also play.
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By Mr*. K.dn» Blet hen
position He has shown interest
Following the playing Mrs. Peck
in the school and will have two
WEST SLOPE — Mrs. Norton will divide the pupils into two
McKAY-PKOGRSS The Annual children in school this fall. He is a
Peck is presenting a number of teams which will compete in a
school meeting is scheduled for captain in the Portland Fire Dept..
contest
on
musical
questions.
The
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her piano pupil» in a recital at her
Pr Ka*Per Patrick. Caveny, 43. Monday June 19. 8 p tn. One board and lives on Weir near Hyland Rd.
home Monday afternoon. June 19th winning side will receive a prize.
Mr. Rube was taken to Physi-
Parents
of
the
pupils
have
been
in-
°
f
7111 S " Gable road In West member will be elected and the
beginning at 2:30. This will be the
usual annual business will be dis- clan and Surgeon hospital June 9.
vited
and
refreshments
will
be
SloP<
‘
'
disappeared
without
a
trace
final playing class for the summer
where he is improving.
i after le*vin* to answer a call, ac­ cussed.
although a few of the newer stu­ served at the end of the recital.
cording to a report of June 9 to
The illness o f Knest Rabe ____
dents will continue lessons through
the state police, by his w i f e Edna 1 caused him to ch
his mind NEW HOME OWNERS
the vacation months Mrs. Peck ENTERTAIN RELATIVES
Mae Caveny. The doctor is suf- I and definitely retire a candidate I Mr. and Mrs. Verne Breiten-
will present pins to pupils of the
Mr. and Mrs. Alien Butts and fering from a nervous ailment and [ for the school board
bucher and children are the new
first, second, and third year grandson Michael Gllgore have re- had previously gone away for
Harold Richards will tty for the owners of the Dean Graham home
groups.
turned from a vacation with rel-1 short periods
on Denny road.
In the first year group are Faye atUes in Pendleton.
I Mrs. Caveny declared she has
They have four children, three in
Grant, Sharron Ward, Mary Mac­
They attended the graduation of not heard from her husband since,
school, Jimmy, grade 1; Kay. grade
Donald, Kathleen McKenzie, and a nephew; attended a ieunion with He has a brother in California
3. and Mary, grade 8.
MORE IENDIX IN USE THAN
Gary Runes. Carolyn Runes who forty relatives; visited Bonneville | and friends in the east, where
Mr. Breitenbucher is sales man­
A ll OTHER AUTOMATIC
was to have appeared with this Dam and since their return have they formerly were located.
ager at M and M Woodworking ’
group is ill at her home with p n t e r t a i n e d nephews Thomas
She declares the doctor doesn't
Co. of Portland. Their former j
WASHERS COMBINED!
whooping cough and will receive , CamPbeH and family from Helix, use intoxicants, narcotics and she
home was near Multnomah.
her pin by proxy.
Oregon and his brother Henry is sure no other woman is in the
In the second year group are Cambell and family from Helix, picture. She has requested police
GUEST FOR WEEK
Patty Jean and Georgia Ann Gun- ° ‘ e8 °n and their grandson, Stanley to check on places where his grey
Phyllis ‘‘Chickie" Shields as been
nestrop, Kenneth McKenzie, Rob- Beit °* Tole<Jo, Oregon,
1950 Buick sedan might have been
the house guest of Lynda Homey
abandoned, possibly in a wooded
the past week.
art Grant and Mrs. Pecks only INFECTED THUMB
adult pupil, Mrs. Carl Mattsson.
| Mrs Harry Rqthchild of Till- or brushy area. He hadn't talked
SELL ON SORRENTO R » .
Appearing in the third year man.s Coffee Shop u suffering as though he intended to take his
life, she adds.
Warrener Wyttenherg is building
group are Karlyn Mattsson. Jane from an infection in her thumb.
The doctor is brown-eyed, 5 foot
a new home on Denny road. Their
6 inches in height, weighs 125
house on Sorrento road has been
pounds, has black hair with grey
j sold.
streaks and an ashy grey complex­
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herron, who
ion. When last seen, he was wear­
have been living there plan to
No Plumbing Required!
ing a grey suit and grey hat. His
move to Eugene.
Oregon license number is 832-400.
T R I P T O C H IC A G O
There has been no clue to his
disappearance, Mrs. Caveny re­
Mis. A B. Ghiglietti and. Anita j
ports. The person on whom he in­
j and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reasons j
with a aood
tended to call is likewise unknown.
have gone on a trip east.
Anyone with any information in
Mrs Ghiglietti and Anita will j
DISCOUNT
the matter is asked to contact the
j stop off near Cheyenne, Wyoming I
on
Floor
Models
sheriff's office or the state police.
to visit relatives while Mr. and
The doctor recently opened a
Mrs. Reasons continue east to rel- !
clinic at the end of Cashmur Lane,
New Bendix Dialamatk
atlves near Chicago.
off Multnomah Club road in West
washes, rinses, damp-
Slope. Temporarily, the office will
BIRTHDAY SURPRISW
be closed until further arrange­
dr ys—Just set the dial I
Mrs. A. E. Hanson was treated
ments may be made.
to a surprise party at her home
Friday June 9
A group of neighbors arrived
with food and fixing to honor a
birthday anniversary.
W. Slope Doctor
Vanishes After
Answering Call
ILLNESS FORCES RESIGNATION
IN SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER RACE
WORLD’S
LOWEST-PRICED
WORKLESS
WASHER!
MlWLOW
0NLY *169.95*
Three File For
Two Board Posts
School Dist. 48
50 lbs. oi Grade'A' B eei!
Steaks, Roasts and Other Choice Cuts.
A FREE GIFT with
Your New BEN-HUR I
Saddle Club On
3rd Anniversary
Sets Early Ride
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE—Friday, June 16, 1950
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See us and the
new “wonder-space”
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F e a tu re for F e a tu re —A m e ric a 's Best Buy!
BIG FREEZER COMPARTMENT (tores 17 pound* frozon foods.
QUICK-RELEASE ICE TRAYS provide 28 ico cubes—4 pounds of ico.
SUPER-SIZE COLOPACK stores amazing quantity of moats . . . and
oxtra ico cubes . . . at near-freezing.
JUMBO HYOROVOIR keeps huge supply of fruits and vegetable*
crisp, moist and garden-fresh.
SPACIOUS SHELVING . . . more than I I square feet . . . adapt*
to meet your every need . . . takes a full case of tali bottles . . .
keeps butter, cheese and small packages easy to reach.
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TRADE-INS
Your old refrigerator will never be
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worth more than it is today
Three candidates have filed for
[ the two vacant positions on School
j Board No. 48 with the election
j scheduled for Monday, June 19.
Mrs. Hildah Highbe, whose term
In observance of its third an­
j has expired, is running for re- j
niversary, the Beaverton Saddle
election and Newman Ward, who j
Club will celebrate Sunday, June 2286 N E Canyon Road, Vi Mile East Beaverton City Limits
has been serving by appointment, M A T U R E S Y O U N E V E R D R E A M E D 25, with an early morning break-
Phone Beaverton 4703
is also seeking one of the positions.
o o irt
fast and ride. Friends of the mem­
The third candidate is Earl YOU D O f f AT A r K I Q t
bers are being invited to attend.
Enger of 620 S. Hall. Enger is a T H A T ’S U N B E L I E V A B L E !
On Friday evening Guy Carr will
j member of the local contracting j
lead members on a “ preview” of
fil m of Enger Brothers and a ★ No bolting down !
I the trail to Cooper Mountain
member of the Beaverton Junior j
where the breakfast will be cook­
★ No wringer or spinner!
Chamber of Commerce.
ed. Riders will meet on Hyland
Mrs. Highbe is active in com­ ★ No plumbing required!
Road at 7 p. m.
munity affairs and in the opera- *
Any local riders interested in
★
Undertow
washing!
j tion of Highbe’s Variety Store. She
I going on the breakfast ride sched­
| lives at 352 S. E. 2nd.
★ Floataway-Flushaway draining! uled for 6:30 a. m. are invited to
I Ward, who resides at 4309 S. W.
★ Put it anywhere—kitchen, cellar, j ca” ,he club Pre8ldent- Mr8 J,,ke
Wm. SPEARS
| Wilson Ave., Is an executive of the
1 Strauss at Beaverton 4991.
utility room
Electric Steel Foundry in Portland.
Both Ward and Enger have
i children in the Beaverton schools. î j î Price induciti
Voting will be conducted at the nermat installa
Merle Davies school with the polls imn l.tu dtu n
| open from 2 to 9 p. m., daylight payment— easy
saving time, and all registered terms.
By Gertrud*' Pearson
voters, whether property owners
or not, are eligible to vote.
ANOTHER GRANDCHILD
The three other board members SEI THIS A M A Z IN G
Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Stevens an­
whose terms have not yet expired LO W -E R IC B D W A SH ER TO D A Y! nounces the birth of another grand­
are Norton Peck, Donald Jenkins
child to their daughter and son-
and Charles Drew.
in-law Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E.
Moller of Seattle, Wn. The couples
Your community mortician since 1910
fourth child, a «on, was born June
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
5.
UNIVERSITY
OF OREGON.
Mrs. Stevens Is in Seattle assist­
Phone 4284
Phone 3411
BEAVERTON, OREGON
Eugene, (Special)—Elouise E. Pat­
ing at her daughter's home.
Corner West and Broadway
terson of Aloha received a bach­
elor of science degree from the
SU NDAY A T T IM A M O O K
Beaverton
University of Oregon on June 11.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Cecil and
daughter Janelle spent Sunday at |
Tillamook.
TERRY'S
FURNITURE
Peg, y J
Freeze Meats, Fruits, Vege­
tables, Berries, etc., when
QUALITY IS BEST and PRICES
ARE LOWEST I Store Foods
of all kinds for instant use in
CEDAR MILL
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BEN-HUR $ Worrcnty Protection
includer FIVE Yeor Warranty on
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* We now have the new
QUICKIE oil changer—
changes oil in 3 minutes
FREE flush pb if desired
A S K US A BO U T T O U R
FR EE S T A C K S O F S T E A K S ’
Plenty of Free Parking
0 Clean Window*
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Fill Ga* Tank
Signal Service Station
HOLLAND'S FEED STORE
Visit Our New Home
Water
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See Us First For Your Garden Needs
Phone 3811
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Mortuary,
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59 S E Broadway, Beaverton
55 N r Canyon Road
E. V. GILMORE, Prop.
Phone Beaverton 9 3 1 I
PIC NIC AND REUNION
Mrs. Raymond Chamberlain and
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Chamberlain
and small daughter Bonita of Bel­
lingham, Wn., werei week end |
guests at the James Walters home !
Mrs. Chamberlain Is Mrs. Walter’s |
sister.
A family picnic Sunday was held !
at Shute park in Hillsboro honor­
ing the Chamberlains and especl- I
ally Duane on his birthday an- j
niversary.
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HOW TO CUT FLOWERS
Proper cutting of flowers will
receive attention at the garden
club meeting June 21 beginning |
at 1 p. m. at the grange hall.
Reports of d*^ gates to the
state garden club convention and
Installation of officers will be In­
cluded In the afternoon program
GRANGE HONORS GUESTS
Honored guests at Leedy grange
June 7 were Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
liam Turner of Los Angeles Calif
A dinner preceded the regular
grange meeting on that evening.
The Turner's previously resided
in this district snd visited old
friends whll* in the neighborhood
WORKS AT CRATER LAKE
Beverly Thorne arrived home j
from Oregon State college June I
10 for a visit with her parents,
Mr and Mrs. P. A. Thorne, be - 1
fore reporting to Crater Iatke for |
summer employment.
Miss Thorne has been consistent- j
ly an honor student at the college :
FARMER UNION LOCAL
The regular meeting of Cedar
Mill local of the Farmer» Union j
will be held at Barnes school near
Beaverton on Tuesday evening. I
June 20, 815 p. m.
All members are urged to attend j
Potluck refreahments will be |
! served.
I
IT'S
FLY
TIME
TIME TO
REPAIR OR
BUY SCREENS
FOR WINDOWS
AND DOORS
EXCELLEN T SELECTION OF SCREEN DOORS
SCREEN WIRE FOR REPAIR
IT PAYS TO CONSULT US
W. J. McCREADY LUMBER CO.
Old Canyon Road
Beaverton Phone 3821