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Suburban League GARDEN FANS MEET IN SCHOOL I ENTERPRISE--Friday, July 28, 1950 Teams Rule Rest WHEN WEATHER KNOCKS PICNIC HEGIRA OF YOUTHS INTO WAR For First Half By Mrs. G M i \ lls r t s ib s A T HO M E O F S IS T E R NOTED BY COMING AND GOING KIDS KORNY KARNIVAL PLANS SHAPE UP FOR AUGUST DATE (H eld from last w eek! friends from Portland spent a few By Gladys U n ttrrk e days last week at the Oregon A t the conclusion o f the first H A Z E L D A L E - CO O PE R M T Mr. and Mt-. Harold S^hneid.r H A Z E LD A LiC - C O O P E R M T.— beaches. half of play, the Beaverton Pee cooper Dale garden club met J L Z . Plans are rapidly taking shape B IB L E C H U R C H E V E N T S Wees and Beaverton Cubs are j u|y 19 at the Cooper Mountain _ , M c A fo r the Kids K orn y K arn ival to he Attendance at the Hazeldale leading their divisions of the sub- school instead of at Mrs. Ar.der- carvln held at the Haxeldale school Aug. Bible Church Sunday School July urban Pee Wee and Cub baseball 30n-9 a9 was first planned, due to R E T U R N TO P E N N A 4, at 7:30 p. m. 16, was 80. Those who observed . w ... _ _ , the inclement weather on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Donib and A big parade o f the children is their birthdays w ere: Charleen league. Season record of the Pee M ee j j r 3 Anderson had planned a son left Sunday fo r their home scheduled fo r the m orning of Au Redding. Jimmie and H en ry Put i team to date is 9 wins and 1 loss )awn meeting. gust 4. Falls Creek, Pa., after spending a ney, Mr. Vern Smith, and Karen The Beaverton Cubs have won Th e next meeting will be August few days with his aunt Mrs. C. There will be fun fo r everyone Garvin observed the 81 birthday of and lost 2. jg at t he home of Bertha Holland. and prizes galore. A ll proceed! will grandm a Salee. A. W eaver. In games played July 1. at Me- members were asked to have V IS IT S G R A N D P A R E N T S be used by the children when the Sandra Benson gave a talk on M innvllle, the Beaverton Pee W ees a pre33ed flow er picture, fa ll term opens. Mrs. W illard Liverm ore and Mission, as this was Missionary i won by a score o f 18 to 0 and the j Mrs. Anna Berkey w ill be there T O V IC T O R IA BV B O A T daughter Mrs. V ictor Sunserie o f Sunday. Beaverton Cubs were defeated by a a9 judge and prizes will be given. Roseburg, visited on W’ ednesday Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Gamrath Patsy H art told o f her week she score o f 4 to 3. R E D S E N T E R T A IN B l.l ES and daughter Colleen and son Billy, spent at Camp Trout. There was a o f last week with Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Grant and David Haaland Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Baily, Mr. and piano solo by patricia W righ t. Friday evening, July 21, the E. W. Liverm ore. pitched hitless ball for the Pee- Mrs. Sunserie remained o ver a Mrs. E. Hopper o f Edmonds, Wash., A lex Sauerween spoke at the W’ ees while their team mates were ■ Reds” who lost the leeent con left July 15 for Victoria, British evening services July 16, then after pounding out 12 hits. test, entertained the 'Blues” at few days longer with her grand- Columbia by b o a t the services, refreshments were Th e Cubs were defeated when the Hazeldale Bible church. A parents. H A P P Y H O U R P IC N IC E V E N T served by the ladies. tw o unearned runs were scored by lar« e p r o b e r attended. A film F IR E D E S T R O Y S H O M E W ord was received here F riday The Hazeldale Happy Hour club R E SU M E S G R O C E R Y JOB M cM innville in the final inning. was shown the " Four F la U ” the m erning July 21 by O. W . H ester had an evening m eeting at ; Catherine Stout accompanied Mr. In games played July 13. the male Quartette for the youth for the home o f Mrs. John Kolibaba. and Mrs. Th ayer to British Colum Beaverton teams took a double appeared, r h m was ilsu lee that the farm ^om c o f Mr. Mrs. J. A. W allace was hostess. bia and returned July 11. Catherine event from the St. M a rys teams two numbers by the mixed quar and Mrs. Samuel Doughty was Nine members were present. has resumed her job at the H azel W ith Dale Durdel and G ary Oberst tet,e- and singing by the audi- destroyed by fire at Monmouth. Mrs. Doughty is a niece o f Mr. The next m eeting w ill be July 27, dale G rocery Store. pitching for Beaverton, the Pee ence- with Mrs. Kenneth Mills. Pot luck S U N D A Y G U E S T S P E A K E R W ees won by a score of 15 to 7. I Refreshm ents were served by the Hesterlee and lived for a number at noon. A ll dues are now due, and Dr. Bradley o f the Multnomah R o ger Berg hit a home run for ’ Reds" and a good time was re- o f years on W heeler avenue at Hazeldale. those who haven’t turned in your School o f the Bible w ill be the Beaverton. ported by all. g r o u p v is it s c o r p o r a l quilt block is asked to do so at guest speaker at the Hazeldale The Cub game developed into a U N D E R G O E S O P E R A T IO N Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Allen ami son next meeting. The hostess served Bible Church, Sunday evening, pitchers’ duel with Jack Oberst Joan Stout, daughter o f Mrs. T erry of Springfield visited her refreshments. July 30. pitching a no hit no run gam e for Gertrude Fackler. underwent an parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. W . H es V IS IT I N R E D D IN G W O R K IN G ON B A N D A G E S Beaverton, and Bobby G riffin for appendectomy July 1» at Provi- terlee July 19 - 20. W hile here the Beryl Curey, left Tuesday, July' W omen's Missionary Society of St. M ary’s allow ing only one hit dence hospital, tw o families went to Fort Lewis, 18 fo r a visit with relatives in the Hazeldale Bible Church will and one unearned run. Beaverton W’ash., to visit Corporal Kenneth Redding, California. meet for an all day meeting July scored the only run o f the ball T W O W E E K C A L IF O R N IA N Shirley McIntosh left July 23 for Hesterlee. S P E N D D A Y S A T B E AC H 28, at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. gam e when Hunt hit a long fly Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hansing and Joe Mitchell. Mrs. O. W. Hesterlee to left field and went all the way a tw o week vacation in Los Ange- S H O R T V IS IT TO B E AC H les and other points o f interest in Mr. and Mrs M W. W eaver and is co-hostess. around when it was misjudged by I California. daughters Eldreth and Marilyn There will be sewing and rolling the left fielder. spent Wednesday and Thursday of o f bandages to be done. Mrs. The next home games will be " L E E A T ^BEACHES Helen McIntosh is spending this last week at the beach. Mitchell will have her study lesson played July 20 with Newberg. The week at the Oregon beaches. and there will be devotional. Plan Pee W ee game begins at 5:30. to attend these meetings. Lunch H A P P Y H O U R PIC N IC will be served at noon. The members of the Hazeldale C RU ISE TO A L A S K A F A M IL Y V IS IT IN G Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Bassett left Happy Hour club, their fam ilies Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ram bo F riday evening for a ten day and friends enjoyed a picnic at visited on Tuesday JulylL, at the cruise to Alaska via the Inland S« 1!wood Pa >* Sunday. July 23. Tom M iller home, then on Sunday. Passage I where they had potluck lunch. July 16, Mr. and Mrs Tom M iller Rev. Marvin Skldm oie, o f P o rt T h ey are part o f a fam ily group B R ID A L S H O W E R A F F A IR had dinner at the Ram bo home land, will be guest preacher at Mrs. M. W . W eaver and Mrs. Canyon Road Baptist church, next and also called upon Mr. M iller’s making the trip. W. E. M iller entertained jointly Sunday, at 11 a. m „ as the pastor, sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Ta ylor T H R E E M O N T H S T R I P Mrs. Shunk o f 3rd and Angel has with a bridal shower at Mrs. R ev. Bussell B. Thomas, w ill he also o f Portland. gone on an extended trip east. Miller's home Friday, July 21 in preaching at the Grant Park Bap- A I.M O S T F U L L HOUSE She is visiting relatives and ex- ohnor o f Dorothy Ann Shermon 11st church. V isitin g at the home o f Rev. and Mrs. Joe Mitchell, Sunday, July 16, I pects to be gone three months. of Beaverton. Th e Sunday school and church were a sister Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ----- picnic o f the Canyon Road church L E G A L N O T IC E L E G A L N O T IC E D etering o f Manson, W ashington, a w ill be held this Saturday on the - ENJOY THIS By Mr». H*d»»i Hanwon an automobile accident rec S LO PE Frank Head, returned to her home on M et oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank road. Head Sr., of Thompson road, en- S O LD IE R S H H LO UG H n ** P. ' listed in the U. S. A rm y air force < a rl Camenzind, M. in the .„ j 1Q arm y air force stationed in Geor- and left home on July 19, for . . . .................... gia. Is home on a visit with his in Sar. Antonio, Texas for training. parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Camen- A F T E R D U T Y IN .M A N ILA zlnd, Sr. Chief warrant o fficer and Mrs. F O R M E R SCHOOL T E A C H E R S W alter Orlmme and their son and Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Humasti daughter were visitors at the home and tw o small children w ere visit o f Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Galbraith ors at the Ed. A. H arvey home re on Sunday. July 16. cently. They were returning from Man- Mr. and Mrs. Humasti are both ila and were on their way to Fort f 07m*r teachers' o f the Bonny Riley, Kansas. Slope school. The two ladies are twin sisters F R O M C R E S C E N T C IT Y D A U G H T E R A N D C H IL D R E N Me. and Mrs. Frank Blunt and Mr. and Mr,. Charles Carlson three ch„ dren o f Crescent Clty. have as their house guests t h e ir , Calif», were visitors here this daughter and grandchildren. Mrs. Lippert and Tom m y and Kathie past week. Th ey owned and resided in the from California. Mrs. Carlson who was hospital home now occupied by the Schau- ized for some time as a result o f bel fam ily on Marcott road. BONNT A L L A L U M IN U M • N O N - S T A IN IN G |lY - I* O C K T E IiW | N D O W Most Efficient • Inexpensive t • The RY-LOCK Tannon Window Screen is eetily installed, easily rtleased lor win dow washing. It’s always tight, nest in conspicuous. It lasts practically lorever. No painting o( screen (rames, no stains on the house from corroding screens. *4 6REATSTRAIGHT BOURBON RY-LOCK Tension Window Screens are Installed by attaching tha lop and bottom bars as illustrated below: Canyon Baptists Announce Guest To Fill Pulpit brother Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell and daughters P a tty and Heidie, also Rev. Ralph P iro of Chelan, Wash., who is pastor of the L itle Stone Community Church in Chelan. V IS IT O V E R H O L ID A Y S Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Conderman and son o f Snohomish, Washington were visitors over the holidays at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. M. W. W eaver. Meet of Garden Club Conducts Afternoon Tour campus o f Lew is and Clark col IN T H E CO U NTY COURT lege on Palatine H ill road. Cars IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T OF TH E STATE OF OREGON w ill meet at the church at 1 p. m. O F TH E STATE OF OREGON F O R W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y FOR TH E CO U NTY OF to carry the picnic crowd and In the M atter of the Estate of W A S H IN G T O N go in a group to the campus.. F R E D H U R T IG , Deceased. I D EPAR TM E NT OF PRO BATE ^ The picnic dinner will be served N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S | In the M atter o f the Estate of Notice is hereby given that a* 5 p. m KASPER P A T R IC K C A V E N Y , Maude L. M iller has been appoint deceased. No. 7055 N O T IC E TO ed Adm inistratrix of the estate o f C R E D IT O R S . Fred Hurtig, deceased, by order of Notice is hereby given that the the County Court of Washington undersigned has been appointed County, Oregon. executrix of the estate of Kasper Now, T H E R E F O R E , all persons P a trick Caveny, deceased, by the having claims against said estate ‘ County Court o f the State o f Ore are hereby required to present the U N IV E R S IT Y O F î* O R E G O N , ’ gon for W ashington County, and same, duly verified as by law re- Ku8ene- <S pecial)—-Pat Madden of has qualified. A ll persons having quired. to the said Adm inistratrix Beav<’Hon participated in the high claims against said estate are here at the law offices o f G. Russell sch° o1 m " 8ic ''ummpr session at by notified to present the same, Morgan at Hillsboro, Oregon, with ***» U niversity and appeared in the duly verified as required by law, In six months from the date hereof f *nal concert, July 13, to the undersigned at 7111 S. W . The four-week summer session Dated this 29th day o f June, 1950 offers training in vocal and In Gable P a rk Road, W est Slope, M A U D E L. M IL L E R W ashington County, Oregon, w ith strumental music for high school Adm inistratrix students at a nominal charge. in six months from the date hereof O. R U S S E L L M O R G A N Dated and first published July , The band Is directed by John H. Attorney for Stehn. Edmund A. Cykler directs 21, 1950. Last publication August Adm inistratrix 18. 1950. | Published June 30, July 7, 14, 21, 28 the string orchestra, and Donald W. Allton, the chorus. Voice solos Ednamae Caveny, Executrix j L E G A L N O T IC E are prepared under the direction Paul C. Kin g, Attorney of Herman Gelhausen. Sealed bills w ill be received by L E G A L N O T IC E I*etha V. Turner, Clerk, at High H O S P IT A L T R E A T M E N T N O T ir v A ir H A N D « A I F I Sch001 Bu,ldtn* ’ O v e r t o n . Ore- M r„ j L „ 9n90n Wa9htn)f. S C R E E N TOP IN ST ALLATION! • 4i Thla gadget slides with a lin ger Hip, for easy installation and release, a patented feature. _ IOTTOM INSTALLATION! 41 This tensioning device, Also patented, keeps the screen tight A twist oi the wing-nut doe» it RY-LOCK Tension Window Screen» ax* inexpensive See them today. I FOR ALL D O U B L I - H U N G W IN D O W S PB y -I - IC » 1 I Window Screens WOOD SCREEN DOORS $7.50 to $9.00 Beaverton Girl Participates In U. Of O. Concert , The Beaverton Community G ar den club met at the home o f Mrs. H. A. Hartshorn, on Canyon Crest road, July 14. The club, in a group, made a tour o f several gardens, and to the Bird Sanctuary on Cornell road. Plans have been made fo r the fall flow er show in September, which w ill be an innovation from the customary flow er show con ducted by the club in past years. The August m eeting is to l>e held at the Bird Sanctuary in the build NO TICE^ I S H F R K B Y G IV E N ^ Unt“ A 'lgU8t 2* lM ° ’ 7:° ° to " » U I* receiving treatment at Straight Bourbon. Whiskey • 86 Proof ing just completed by the Audobon N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N „ ’clock p m standard Tim e, 8:00 , h„ firmd Samaritan i„ that sealed bids w ill he received o'clock P M Davli^ht Tim e for r% " ' National Distillers Products Corp., N .Y, Society. . . « w f * u n t i l th . hm .r. 1 u ayn gn t lim e , ror Portland fo r hemorrhages of the by the undersigned until the hours Beaverton High School Bus Gar- nose that required two blood trans- of 8 o'clock P. M on the 14th. day age Addition Building fo r School fu9|ons PHONE BEAVERTON 3459 o f August, 1950, and im m ediately District No. UH10J, Washington W E D D IN G IN M O N T A N A thereafter publicly opened by the and Multnomah Counties. Beaver- Mr9 Np1„ , j ackaon who mak„ F R O Z E N FOOD H O M E D E L IV E R Y D istrict School Board o f School ton. Oregon and w ill then and her hom9 at the H a ,t„, Ros3| home S E R V IC E D istrict No. 95. W ashington Coun there he opened and publicly read on Broadw ay left July 20 by train Price L ist Mailed Upon Request ty, Oregon, at R aleigh School, aloud. Bids received » ft e r the time for Rutte. Montana 3 S. W. Farmington Phone Beaverton 3201 at tend , he 5707 S. W , Scholls F e rry Road, fixed for opening will not be con weddlng of her nephew returning RAIN'S FROSTY KITCHEN - Beaverton Portland 19, Oregon, for an issue sidered. , on Monday. o f bonds o f said School District Plans, Specifications and form of i — w w M W W M W W M in in f iN w iir iiiir iii in hi wiwmiiiii bi hi iiitiii in the amount o f Onp Hundred contract documents may be ex Thousand Dollars ($100,000 00); amined or obtained at the office said bonds to be dated August 1, n f Freeman, H ayslip A Tuft, 1950, to mature serially in numer- A asoc. Archts., 2040 8. W Third ical order at the rate o f F ive A v enue, Portland, Oregon upon a Thousand p o lla rs ($5,000.00) on the deposit o f $25.00, which will be 1st day o f February in each o f refunded upon return o f plans and the years 1952 to 1966, inclusive, at specifications within a reasonable the rate o f Six Thousand D o llar» j time. Ml ($6.000.00) on the .1st day o f Feb- Attention Is called to Bidders ili ruary in each o f the years 1967 to Prequaliflcatlon, Section 98-103 to THE "METERED BASIS" OF BANKING CHARGES s 1969, inclusive, and Seven Thous- » « . ios , O.C.L.A., which must be HI and Dollars ($7.000.00) on Febru- filed with the Clerk 10 days before GIVES 20 CHECKS AT MAXIMUM COST OF $1.30. Bring the entire family and treat them to a different mi ary 1. 1970; said bonds to bear date fo r oppnlng o f bids. Forms NO MINIMUM BALANCE REQUIRED. THE MORE interest at the rate o f not to ex- may be obtained at the o ffice of type of meal prepared by superb Chinese cooks in an Ì 1 ceed six per cent (6 % ) per annum, KEPT ON DEPOSIT, THE LOWER THE SERVICE the Arclhtecta. Ml payable semiannually. The bonds CHARGE. CONVENIENCE AND LOW COST MAKES N o proposals w ill he considered atmosphere they will enjoy. and interest thereon will be pay unless accompanied by certified THIS WAY OF DOING BUSINESS EASIER THAN BY able at the Fiscal Agency o f the check, cashier's check or bid bond AMERICAN AND CHINESE FOODS CASH. State o f Oregon in N ew Y ork City, (w ith authorized surety company or at the o ffice o f the County as surety) made payable to the Treasurer as designated by the Ow ner In an amount o f not less successful bidder. The bonds must than 5% o f the amount o f the bid be sold for not less than par, Surety bond will be required in Bids must be unconditional and accordance with term s o f contract accompanied by a certified check documents. In the amount o f One Thousand The School District reserves the Dollars ($1.000,00). right to reject any or all bid" Th e approving legal opinion o f and to waive Inform alities. INVITES YOU TO Messrs. W lnfree. McCulloch, Shu- I N o bidder may w ithdraw his bid ler A Sayre will be furnished the „ ft e r the hour set fo r the opening INVESTIGATE ITS CHECKING ACCOUNT SERVICE successful bidder. thereof or before award o f the Th e Board reserves the right to contract, unless said award 1» de reject any and all bids. laypd fo r a period, exceeding 30 Jane H. Staver, Clerk days Address: 8011 S. W . Letha V. Turner, SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAFETY DEPOSITS Hazelnut Lane, Port- , Clerk, I Ph BEacon 2212 8645 S. W. Canyon Rd., West Slope i| HOURS 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M. EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY land 19. O-egon First publication July 14. 1950. Publication dates. July 21. 28 Second publication July 21. 1950 :HI=IM=IMEIM3MI=IM=IH=IM=MI=MIEHI=MI=MI=IM=MI=IM=MI5M1=III=IM=MI=MI=MI=IIIH 1950. and August 4. 1950 Third publication July 28. 1950 Large or Small, We Have It ★ KINGSLEY BEAVERTON LUMBER COMPANY MONTHLY BILLS ARE BETTER PAID BY CHECK WAH NOM Security Bank of Beaverton PINTS QUARTS GALLONS REMEMBER FO R BETTER QUALITY, IT S BOB’S ICE CREAM IN THE HEART OF BEAVERTON FEATURING BUTTER BRICKLE ICE CREAM
