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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1950)
CONTRACTOR STARTS SCHOOL ADDITION; COMPLETION OCT. 1 Now Or Never On Noted In file Of Game Regulation County Sheriff Dated July 14th A C C ID E N TA L SHOOTING NO-SEE-I'M—C RASH ! Mrs Harris Hansen for a sum mer meeting Friday June 30. The As Usual the gun wasn’t loaded The annual public hearing on McKAY-PROGRKSS — The new membei* gave report on indlvid- addition to the McKay School was ualg garden* and told of their ex- i hunting regulations will be held and the safety catch was on—they «tarted this week. The Foothill at Corvallis. by “ ** Oregon State Game Corn- thought. But an 11 year old boy ended up construction Co., of Estacada was Stanley Marugg was president of mission at 10:00 a. m., July 14, the awarded the contract which in- hU houge and aiso wag on KOAC time prescribed by statute. The In the Newberg hospital after elude* the building and plumbing ag a representative of Washington Commission'* Portland headquar- showing his 8 year old sister how The new rooms are expected to coun(y ter* are located at 1634 S. W. to fire a .22 caliber rifle The two children were playing be completed by October 1 Elaine Hansen won a purple rib- Alder Street. The school board has purchased ^on Qn the gtate wide poster con- AH persons and organizations with the lethal toy when the sister a Jungle Jim and two slides to add teat and Harris Hansen won a interested in regulations pertain- 1 pointed it at her brother and pull to the playground equipment. It whlte ribbon in the same contest, in* to seasons, bag limit*, and ed the trigger. At the Newberg hospital, x-rays plana to convert the new base- This was James Blethen and methods of taking game animals, ment area into a winter play Earvin Kuhn first year. Dennis (fame bird*, and furbearing anl- showed the bullet pierced the left giound. Enger and Clarence Kuhn went mats are invited to attend. Recom arm above the rist, entered left mendations from all parties will be breast striking rib and glancing S IM M E R 411 M EET for the|r second time. Eleven members of the 4H gar heard, but for accuracy in the rec o ff to lodge near the spine. Dr. L. H. Peck, physician, there den club gathered at the home of B IRTH D AY OUTING ord, Charles Lockwood, State Game ------------------ - lia r j i ¡l i i g l i c t t i ho no red t h e Director, requests that all impor- upon transferred the boy to Dorn- birthdays of her two sisters, Julia tant facts and statements be sub- becker hospital in Portland. • • « and Gabriella with a wiener roast mitted in writing. ------------------------------ ' the evening of Wednesday. June Tentative regulations will be an SW E ET TO O TH TROUBLES H E R E 'S an opportunity for de- 2g nounced after the hearing. The pendable transportation at a Guegtg included Marcian Kuhn, Commission will reconvene within Three juveniles must reckon bargain price. Rebuilt and re- Jaf0|na 0 l*on. 3harron Tippery. two weeks, make any changes with the county probation officer condKloned 1935 Chevrolet Mas- Melvin Mori, John Harms, Kay deemed necessary, and set the final and Gene Waters, 25, Route 2. Box I 360 Beaverton, must face the stern ter sedan. Will get you there Hnrmg Pete McKee, Dick Brem- hunting regulations for 1950 and back. Phone Beaverton 2321 nan, Jackie Brown, Julia and ; mein of the Law as an aftermath days or Beaverton 4601 after Gabriella the birthday girls and ; of sweet tooth yearnings that 6 p. m. K24 their hostess, Mary Ghiglietti brought about the theft of from $20 to $25 in candy, June 20, from An exclusive and artistically land V IS IT IN S E A TTLE the car in the garage of Joe E. scaped 4 bedroom home on Ber Vurner, Route 2, Box 122, Beaver Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Lucas spent tha-Beaverton Hwy. Port. Ph. ton. four days over the holidays visit and water $10,000 handles. Waters is charged with driving a ing relatives in Seattle. Girding for action in the fall ■ 1946 Hudson for the young trio general election, Democrats o f New 2 bdrms. 2 car gar. custom HOME OF AU N T I and he awaits further trial on the elected a Washington built. Beat loc. on Walker Rd., Mrs. Harold Richards, her moth ficially charge of aiding youngsters to 15 min. Port. $8950. er and »ister Mrs. Francis Mc County central committee at a commit a delinquency. meeting held June 26, 8:30 p. m., Carter and Francis McCarter of Deputy sheriff contacted the Fattening beef, raising turkeys, Portland spent the week end at In the county courtroom, Hillsboro. thiee boys just as they had called growing beans, hay, or blueber- the home of an aunt in She|ton, Chairman is Mrs. Ruth Varner of Mrs. Varner, admitted the theft Beaverton. Serving with her is lies? Maybe a Nudist colony? Washington. and asked to be able to return it. 88 ac. river bottom 65 ac. cult. the following slate: Thi offer was refused and the A treasure for the tight party. MISS DEE ROBINSON Harold Johnston, West Slope, boys must reckon with full circum No fencing needed. 15 miles to a daughter, Dee was born to Mr. vice-chairman; Joseph E. Mills, Jr., stance of their deed. Mrs. Inez Portland Price $16.000, $5,000 ,ind Mrs. Chester Robinson, July 3. Hillsboro, secretary; cash needed or will trade for \ sister-in-law, Mrs. John Klck- Cook, Beaverton, treasurer; Con smaller place t busch of Portland is staying at gressional committeeman, Albert T. Kemmer, Beaverton; Congress , j the house. ional committeewoman, Mrs. Alice Dairy 85 ac. W'alk in start nurs-! Billie Kickbusch was injured by Ing Fully equtpt 7 miles Beav. a gravel truck in front of the Taylor, Sherwood; Alternate for Will take apt as dn pay. Price Robinson home Monday, July 3. chairman. Mis. Margaret Dern- $52,500. The boy treated by Dr. Mason hach, Beaverton; Alternate for was believed not seriously injured. v i c e - c h a i r m a n , J. A. McGee. Store Bldgs., and Apts, on Hwy. at Orenco. Reedville Nets $1323 Price RE TU R N FROM EAST District nominating committee $8.500 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reasons have Was named: Marvin L. Lain, Bea- returned from a trip east as far verton; Mrs. Ethel E. Rutz, Forest as Chicago where they visited Mr. Grove; C. W. Jenkins, Cornelius; See or Call Reasons parents and other rel- |)ri d . d . Darland, Forest Grove, ative*. ^ and Paul Schaefer. GEORGE MUELLER B y M r» K d n a B lr t h r n WANT ADS Democrats Gird For Fall; Elect Central Comm. BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Fridoy, July 7, 1950 A case o f neither driver seein g1 the other until It was too late to j avoid a crash 1* the story behind a sideaweep at Wheeler avenue and Walker road, 5 p. a»., June 21 Norma Jean Eutenck, Route 2 Box 687, Beaverton, driving a 1941 Buick sedanette. saw a damaged left side and front end when her car, with three juvenile passengers, I crashed into the 1933 Dodge pick up driven by Ruth Dibbons. Route 1. Box 321, Tigard. The pickup was damaged on the right side and fender. • • A MISSING HUB CAPS Norene Pizer, Route 1. Box 277, Aloha, finds the matter of missing hubcaps becoming an unpleasant habit with her. Latest episode occured June 17, between 10:30 p. m. and 11 p. m., in front of King’s Lumber com pany. when two of the shiny discs were apparently pried from the wheels of her 1942 Chevrolet. Suspected are three local boys. 14 or 15 years old. NEW W AYS TO FIGHT COLDS . . . Summer colds are annoyingly persistent— Everything your doctor prescribes for treat ment is available here— ready for use. These HOLE IN D R IV E W A Y new cold remedy discoveries may help you. A Sunset Fuel truck, backing into his driveway to turn around about noon, June 13, mired down and before leaving managed to tear a big hole in his driveway, reports James W. Cooper, P O. Box 31, Huber. The driver said his company would fix it up but later calls to fuel company proved fruitless, ac cording to Mrs. Cooper. The com pany first denied the responsibility and then became somewhat sarcas tic, said they wouldn’t fill the hole and hung up, she said. For a Full Measure of Health Call Beaverton 3774 DEAN'S REXALL DRUG We Give S&H Green Stamps 9 Phone 3774 Beaverton, Ore. Fresh Eggs "A" Small Size « V»* « o* ____ 35c L. DOZ. Pure C a n e Su g ar ». 10-ib. sk. 79c 1280 N. W Tualatin Hwy. Beaverton Phone 4436 Hundley Inv. Co.. 4026 N. E Br. Ph. TU. 5109 R E PO R TE D B E T T E R , T »“ « ° “ n*y T a u 'Z tion is faced with the task of Ernest Rabe is reported to be a rallying support to two candidates little better. Drs. have controlled for the state legislature, In addl- 24 htg hlccupg ‘ tlon to those candidates who reg ularly ent*Jr<“d In the primary P L A IN SEW ING and all kinds of mending. Phone Beaverton 2164 election. or call at 1001 S E. Lombard. A1 Bobbit, Aloha, and James 24 p Schick, Forest Grove, both attor neys, won a place on the Novem- FOR HALE 40-gal. galvanized wa i her ballot on the strength of write- ter tank. 1 Frigidaire. CH. 2934. in votes in May. Mrs John lloegli, 11210 S W. Villa Ridge.Portland. 24p What docs it coat to go to traffic j court? .ROY!.ANI > Chen te you pick. He Most offenses listed on the Port a pound. 3956 Farmington Road. land traffic division's bail schedule M rs A II W n g h l 'tp run from $2 for Improper hand SIX W E EK S old fox terrier, fe- signals or Jaywalking to $50 for | male puppies to give to good reekless driving or drinking while Members of the Washington homes. 4818 McMillan Ave., Ph. driving, according to the Portland County Weed Control Committee Beaverton 4704. 24 p Traffic and Transportation Com elected Arthur Ireland of Forest mission. Grove a* chairman to replace the THim iuOW W EED Most serious offense, In terms of late, R. Glen Ritchey, who had Attorney at Law ball required, Is driving while In served as chairman since the Beaverton, Oregon toxicated. Hall for this violation is County-wide organization o f the NOTICE $400. Weed Control District was started. Upon the 26th day of July, 1950. While these are minimum bails Mr. Ireland, who was one o f the at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a. m. J and may be doubled where clrcum- original members of the commit- | daylight saving time, there will be stance* indicate the necessity, the tee, stressed the importance of get presented to the Washington Ooun- ' ball schedule also provides for ting the full cooperation between | ty Court at the Washington Coun- doubling the bail In the case of farmers and government agencies ty Courthouse In Washington repeat violations, the commission in this program of weed control. County, Hillsboro, Oregon, a petl- aald. One of the matters discussed by tion praying that a zoning district T he commission advised ‘ he j , he '^ m V ltte s '''w a , 'the procedure known a* the Hl l Top « M t a f M t M not «„ IM M t ta ll »b e n to be taken In order to attempt to I *i-♦ riot t>e created by the said he Is cited, but to appear In court. to get the federal government to Court under the provisions of This will give him an opportunity cooperate In the controlling of Chapter 558, Oregon U wr of 1947. to learn something of the problem WPPdg on their land •aid proposed district to have In- of traffic law enforcement that Th(. commltUe unanimously de eluded therein the following de- may diminish resentments, and It cMad to contao, thp Oregon con scribed real property located In may save the motorist some money gg,ona, delegate* in Congress. Washington County. Oregon, to- Judge J J. Qutllln. municipal * r f ,n|t thPm to do everything In W lt: ‘ " " 't magistrate, said that al M th „ a t„n Ix»ta One <1> to and Includ though the courts can revoke a wh,ch ,ending to care for such ing Lot Forty-three (43» of driver a license or Impose a Jail ,and„ tnolud,.g thp permitting of | Hill Top, a duly recorded sub sentence, fnoney fines seem to be axp, ndltura of money for the division of Washington County, the only penalty the court can re- I aradlcatlon of WPeds on aald gov- Oregon, said lots constituting sort to in the majority of ‘ raffle I rnmant landa the whole of said Hill Top e**"* The County weed supervisors re- subdivision. Pointlng out that all traffic a©- |lOItl,d on their progress in in- Thls 1* notice that the said pe- eldent* are preventable, the Com- ttnff WPPd* in the County and “ ‘ Ion was “ led with W’ A Tupper. mission declared that If all motor- )ndtcatad that they were getting Clerk of Washington County, on tsts driving in Portland last year. (y ^ coo,»ration from every July 6, 1950. and further, for all had driven safely, they would have one The committee expressed of the person* Interested In the saved over half a million dollars in some eoneern over the fact that foregoing proceeding to appear at traffic fines and an estimated tansy ragwort, which was prac the time o f the presentation of eight million in coats of property tically unheard of eight or ten said netitlon to the Court and he damage and Injuries They would years ago Is now scatteied in heard also have prevented S3 deaths and small patches t h r o u g h o u t the Published July 7. 14. and 21. 3478 Injuries. County The committee tracked up the supervisors In their program and SELL YOUR PROPERTY NOW stated that they hoped that farm We Need More Listings er». In planning their crop pro gram for next fall would keep In Free Appraisals mind the weedy areas on their farms and plant them to crops that could he sprayed for the con trol of weeds. Court Costs On Traffic Charges Take $V 2 Million Co. Weed Control Committee Asks U«S. To Cooperate CEDAR MILL REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Sam W Miller, Broker BEAVERTON 3499 and 2484 Farm Occupation Rates 3rd Most Dangerous Line Farming moved tip from fourth to third place In 1948 as the most ' dangerous way of making a living according to the latest National ' Safety Council statistic« The time ! losf as the result of accidents to farm resident* in any typical year amounts to the time needed to plant, cultivate and harvest n»arlv one-half the annual average wheat cron In the 1?. 8 To help reduce the needles« deaths and crippling Injuries to farm resident*, the President h «« declared the week of Julv 23-29 as Natlop \l Farm Safety Week Early June Peas W est Cans PRICES IN THIS A D ARE EF FECTIVE THRU. SATURDAY. JULY 8. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT Blended Juice 35c Bland o'Gold Orange and Grapefruit C 46-oz. 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