The Beaverton enterprise., August 18, 1950, Image 1

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Eugene, Oregon
VOLUME 23, Number 30
BEAVERTON, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON
FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1950
S U B SC R IP T IO N
IN
A D V A N C E — (2.00 P E R Y E A R
S IN G L E COPY F I V E C E N T S
Planning Commission Takes Note of
Adverse Sewage Disposai In County
District 48
Doubts City
- Title To Lot
SITE SOUGHT FOR
Sanitarians Submit Joint
Tual. Valley
Report On Area's Problems Performers
ROAD FUNDS CURTAIL HEAVY CONSTRUCTION;
In Opera Cast
PLAN TO BORROW ON STATE FUNDS REFUSED
PRESENTATION OF
Septic tank s system of sewage
CREAMERY CAUSES
"AIDA" SCHEDULED
disposal, with a tile seepage field
is not practical under conditions
BIG CONTROVERSY
AUGUST 19-20TH
of a high water table and heavy
clay soil, the W ash in g ton county
T u ala tin Valley will b^ rep re-
planning commission was advised
In a co m m u n icatio n to the B e a ­
August 13, at its meeting in the sen,ed by m em bers o f the P o r tla n d
verton city council, read a t the
Hillsboro courthouse, in a jo int Clvic Opera c a s t which p re s e n ts
m eeting of A u g ust 14. school dis­
j V erd i’s fo ur-act opera ■‘A ida’’ on
report of county san ita ria n s.
trict 48 c a s ts doubts on the city's
S a tu rd a y and Sunday a fte rn o o n s ,
Although
neither
the
state
board
title to a lot bordering the S o u th ­
of health nor county s a n itaria n s, August 19th and 20 th, at 4:30 p. m.,
ern P a c if ic railroad, across from
EAST END SENDS
M O D E R N V E R S I O N O F T H E O L ' S W I M M IN '
by law, may prohibit building re­ in the open-air a m p h ith e a tre o f the
although the splashing or youngsters soon lowers the Merle D avies school, which
H O I-E ’ has been installed in th e fro n t yard of W. J .
this to about 18 in ch es to two feet.
lB being sou ght as a site for a
gardless of adverse drainage or W ashington P a r k rose gard ens.
AUG. 15 AND 16TH
Vineyard, ju s t east of R eedville on the Tu ala tin
V ineyard s ets no re s trictio n s on use o f his pool. fu tu ,.{, c r e a m e r y
R ic h a rd B ulk an, sa le s m a n f o r
sewage disposal conditions, it Is
highway.
At ail hours they com e, he says, and the whole pro- |
.
.
. . .
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permitted to t H k e action a gainst the F riden company, whose m a s ­
pect is worth w hat It will eventually cost by th e
The
sch001
d ‘8t,lct
declares,
QUOTA TO CENTER
Mr. V ineyard, re m e m b e rin g th a t when he was
any sewage disposal installation sive baritone fe atured p re s en ta tio n
s a tisfa c tio n kids got in using it.
however, th a t if the city has cle a r
a kid he didn’t hav e a place to swim in on hot days,
which occasions a public nuisance. of " T h e Tele p h o n e ” and " T h e
W
a
t
e
r
to
fill
th
e
pool
Is
from
the
lines
of
th
e
title
to
the
land
it
would
be
in-
say s he ju s t went about building the pool with no
On August 1ft forty inductees The only proper tre a tm e n t of sew- Prodigal Son", last s um m er, is c a s t
Aloha-Huber w a te r district, without any appeal for I te re sted in neg otiating for t h e ,
help o r urg ing o f anyone.
special
rate.
jp
u
r
c
h
a
s
e
.
T
h
e
council
replies
with
were
slated to leave Hillsboro from a 8 e* the report declared, is by in the role of Amonasro, c a p tiv e
M a terials cost ran betw een $500 and $600 and
T
i
l
ju^t
hold
my
b
re
a
t
h
,”
V
ineyard
says,
“until
the
s
ta
te
m
e
n
t
t
h
a
t
interest
in
the
W
a
s
h
in
g to n County, with five more private or publicly-owned sa nita ry E thiopian king and Aida’s fa th e r .
all the work w as done by hand.
Mrs. F lo re n ce Avery, of T u a la tin ,
I get my next w a t e r bill.
p u rchase m ig h t best be expressed leaving August 16, for the Armed sewer systems.
M axim um depth of the pool is a b o u t th ree feet,
(P h o to by H a r r e ll— B eav erton»
by paym ent o f $500 earnest money j F o r c e s E x a m in i n g and Induction
Southwest Multnomah and W a sh - is a m em ber of the ladies ch o ru s.
“ and the city would th e re in a fte r Station, 425 S. W. Tay lor, P ortland , ington counties have a serious K eith and K e n n e th D ickson, a ls o
be obliged
to Institute
a title j a nno u nces B a r b a r a McLeod, secre health hazard in sewage disposal of Tu alatin, are in the m e n ’s
r e p r e s e n t a t io n s
s e a r c h and v e rify the deed it has tary o f the W a s h in g to n county * and although there is sufficient chorus.
T h e opera presentation is a civl©
in hand.
selectiv e service board.
population to a fford proper sewer
PAY OFF ON ROAD
venture,
with all p e rfo rm e rs chosen
A tto rn ey s fro m the Southern P a-
Anyone slated fo r th is ex a m in a - j facilities but in vario us instances,
by public audition. P rin cip a ls, cho^
c
ific
ra
ilw
a
y
have
also
entered
[
tion
who
neglecte
d
to
report,
w
h
a
t
-
j
they
have
refused
to
vote
the
Im-
R e p re s e n ta tio n s made by Os­
rus, d a ncers and m e m b ers of th e
the dispute, although the m ayor ev e r the reason, may be s u b je c t to provement.
c a r M artin, city councilm an,
d eclare s they a r e seemingly able an im m ediate call into service. J E x c e p t in isolated cases, a mini- production- crew have given tim e
and W ally K a in , editor of the
to shed v e ry little, light on the without
fu rthei
cerem ony,
she mum of 15,000 squ are feet must and talent t h a t the o p era m ight be
BEA VERTO N E N T E R P R ISE ,
adds
situation.
be provided for each residence, for presented to the public fre e o f
b efo re the county planning co m ­
Sug
g
estion
by
Clarence
Wilson
to
At th is time, ag ain is repeated ] sub surface sewage disposal. Top- c h arg e Musicians Union, local 99,
mission August 15, paid off
HIWAY DEPT. SETS
EDITORIAL AWARD
solve the problem of extendin g the w arning t h a t any re g is tr a n t j soil must be porous to a one foot has donated 60 o r c h e s tr a person­
hand som ely for the P in e h u rs t
sew er service to th e Manning build­ who does not still q ualify in the depth on individual lots with the nel, with in stru m en ts. P e r f o r m e r s
neighborhood.
$250,000 ASIDE IN
INCLUDES TRIP TO
ing, K iw a n is hall, post office and 1-A d raft c lassificatio n , should Im- d rainag e field installed in the orl- either made th e ir own costu m es o r
R e sid e n ts th e re will soon be
donated fo r the co s t o f them .
o
th e r buildings a d jace n t to the m ediately c o n ta c t the d raft board i ginal top soil and not in clay
favored with an oil s u r fa ce on
CITIES 'ACCOUNT
SEPT. CONVENTION
alley betw een Angel and W atson on the second floor of the county
A minimum 240 square feet bot- L Civ,c op,,ra haa been " * * ! * • * bF
Ja m ie s o n road leading from
is still being pursued by the co u n ­ courthouse,
in
Hillsboro.
Any tom tre n ch area must be pi ovlded f m ° ' a ,h a n 100 ciUes T b is m aans
B e r th a -B e a v e r to n to e n tra n ce
for each bedroom of a residence enables the e n jo y m en t of to p-flight
ch
an
g
e
in
status,
including
m
arital
cil.
of th e com m u nity o f homes, if
B e a v e r to n is in line f o r special
An
editorial,
" W o r th
E q u als
and
dependency,
m
ay
be
su
fficie
n
t
!
P ercolatio n te sts to d eterm ine the **n t* 1 ta,nnH>nt without th e heavy
Wilson
points
out
that
a
new
the a n s w e r given by th e cou n­
a s s is ta n c e in s tr e e t repair fro m a
S e iv ic e " , d ealing with th e A m eri­
outlay demanded by pro-
ty court is followed through to
$250,000 a c c o u n t set asid e by the
can M e rch a n t M arine and its place line m ig h t be initalled at the to ju s tify reclassificatio n, although 1 e fficie n cy of th e sewer system re-
opera.
Young
sin gers,
com pletion.
s ta te highway d ep artm ent, under
in the ag e of th e atom, th is week ab u ttin g property line of the block every case will he daciderl entirely | fleet a true, year-around condition. , es8tonal
F a r m in g to n
road
and on its own m erits.
No construction p ro je ct should he * ho bav,‘ trained for y e a rs a r e
O th e r suggestions for county
Oregon law, fo r cities under 5,000
brought to W a lly K a in , editor, a betw een
F ro m the e a ste rn end of (.he > accepted by the cou nty planning 1 kewlse given an opportunity to
roads a d ja c e n t to c ity limits,
in population, ann o u n ce s H. H.
n ational aw ard in th e fourth a n ­ F i r s t street. W alt Unis, property
,nd M'n8 roles f o r w h ich
however, did not b ring the re­
J e f f r i e s , mayor.
nual A m erican new spaper contest owner, has replied to first over- county, the following men were In- commission without the approval
sponse to action.
S in c e most cities in th e past
sponsored by the P ro p e lle r Club tures with a flat " n o ” unless the eluded In th e d r a ft to P ortlan d : of the county s a n ita ria n and the m a n y are *fuid,nK th e ir singing
line is Installed deeply enough to Ilonald D. M cK inney , Harvey N state hoard of health.
careers.
have waited until J a n u a r y o r F e b ­
o f the United S ta te s .
Crider
and
C
h
e
s
te
r
S.
Lowry,
all
S
a
n
i
ta
r
i
a
n
s
L
este
r
N.
B
en
n
ett.
’^bifl E g y p tia n spectacle o f song
p
erm
it
a
fu
ture
b
a
se
m
e
n
t
by
a
ruary, in adverse
road-building
T h e com petition w as divided into
of B e a v e r to n ; P e r r y A. Sullivan, M
B
M cK ee h a n and K e n n e th and danc* a* sean lT> V erd l’8 *o tjr
weather, to m a k e application for
th r e e g e og rap h ica l groups— A t la n ­ fu tu r e builder.
Sewer
e n g ineers
indicate
the L a w re n ce O. O’C o nnor and George H. Spies, Multnomah county, and a r t ° P * ra
Aida
will sta r t each
some o f these funds, the sta te de­
tic co a s t states. Middle W est and
partm en t has a sk ed for a list of
G u lf s ta te s and P a c if ic C oast- ditch would be ftt a m axlm um of Litvin , Aloha; W a lla c e F. Inge- T. W Christianson, W ashing ton- a f t ' ’rnoon « ' 4:30 and will end 3M
designated p ro je c ts to meet an O c­
R o c k y M ountain states. In each
feet- The clty
out u brand and R o b e r t S. Owrey, of Ti- Y amhill county, prepared the re- b o u ,s later. P resented free to the
Publlc at W ash in g to n P a r k opesi-
group, two $150 ca sh aw ards were alw ay s has the power to condemn g a rd ; Carroll O. Sunde, K enneth port.
to ber 1, 1950 deadline, for the pro­
L. L. M cIntyre, county e n g in e d . a lr a m Pb l'b e a t r e August 19 and 20.
provided for daily newspaper writ- ' b e property needed, although it A Dalton. J . A. Chausse, George
g r a m of 1951.
y be Casi
e rs and one $100 ca s h prize for prefers to cooperate in the m a tte r, Holcombe, R ay m on d A R o rrh ers offered a report on county roads.
T e r m s o f the o f fe r stipulate th a t
Aidn. an E th io p ia n slave, Ir e n e
weekly paper co n te s ta n ts.
In s ta lla tio n would e ffe c t g iea t and W y m a n D. T u rn e r, all of Sher- In connection with the $600,000
s tre e ts must not be p a rt o f the
road construction program planned H o ,v a ’ h; Am neris, d a u g h ter o f the
Additionally, e a ch of th e nine I savings in sewer lines from the wood.
SWIM POOL SET AS
s ta te netw ork o f highways. T h e y
for the next three years.
E g y p tia n king. F e m e M lsn er; R h a -
m ust need repair because of an
w inners named will receive a c o m ­ buildin gs, m a k in g long and ex­
. . . .
. . . .
.
dames, c a p ta in of the E g y p tia n
BENEFIT BECAUSE
unusual industrial t r a f f i c or use by
m em orativ e plaque and be the pensive installation to F a rm in g to n
M cIn ty re
reported
th a t
the
a „,
„
„
,
™
, 'g u a rd , Sat., B r u c e M arvin, Sun.,
an increased population.
am o u nt of work to be done to
guest of the P rop e lle r Club, with road u n n ece s s ary by the handier
OF AREA APPEAL
.
,
.
.
.
Philip G re g e rs o n ; Amonasro. cap-
tra v eling and hotel expenses paid, location a t the rear o f th e build­
brlng the road system up to coun-
irn ,i« „io
i.,
. .. , . . .
No more th a n $15,000 will be a l­
.
„a
. ,
. . .
**ve E th io p ia n king, Alda's fa th e r.
ings involved.
.ty
standards,
including
hridgs
pro-
,_ ._ J
Ht
the
24th
annu
al
convention
located in any one y e a r fo r any
T h e area-w ide m eeting called for i
R e q u e s t fo r a light a t 8 th and
JectH, c u rta ils any th ought P «»r R iC ha,d B u l k e n ; K am h phis, high
and A m erican M e rch a n t M arine
city.
August 23 in b ehalf of co m m u n ity I
priest of Isis, Sat., R o b e r t L eppert,
heavy construction, to sta te or
con feren ce , held in B a ltim o re Sep- Main s tre et, to overcome d ark ness
T e n ta tiv e s tre ets upon which re­
Sun., C h a rle s Woods.
b etterm en t, is not fo r discussion j
cast by a d u m p of trees, was ap-
Tw
o
4-H
m
em
b
ers,
L
o
y
a
la
Davis,
federal standards.
pair might be sought, J e f f r i e s adds, n f Q e u ' i m n t i m r n n n
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K in g o f E g y p t, Dean S c o t t ; High
proved as w a s s tre et lig ht in front R ou te 2. Hillsboro and E la in e H an ­
In the eastern end o f th e cou n­
end in New Y o r k .
include Lom bard . Hall and Main I Mrs.
W illia m
S tr a t to n ,
general
P rie s te s s o f Isis, J e a n n e C a r ro ll;
o
i
the
Show
bo
at
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a
v
e
rn
.
sen
R
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u
te
1,
B
e
a
v
e
r
to
n
baked
the
ty ,*ln road m ain te n an ce d istrict 8 ,
...
. .. , .
E n t r i e s were received from every
streets. Full details and final de- , ch airm an , but for adults who are
. . . ..
,
m essenger, soldiers, o fficia ls, of-
M. K. B leitzeffer. resid ent on hest loaves of bread at the 4-H under J a m e s W
alters,
forem an.
..
,
part of the country. W in n ers from
cisión will be released later.
j interested in m a k in g the com mun-
E g y p tia n s , dancers, ladles
E r i c k s o n street who does not use bread b a k in g co n t e s t held August Brookwood avenue, . has * had . some fleers.
daily newspapers Include:
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ity a b etter one in which to live,
. .
.
and men s costu mes.
E d ito ria ls : G eorg e Horne. New city w ater, protested a $3 m onthly i 0 in the E p isco p al Guild Hall in Improvement completed b ut plans
j T h e sm all ticket c h a r g e will b ene­
Y ork T im e s ; J u l i a n G riffin , Cleve­ c h a r g e for sewer use. He was ad Hillsboro, Miss F a y e Nichols, Coun- Include replacem ent o f a bridge 1
_
_ _
-,
f i t a sw im m in g pool fund only
land P ress, and Andrew Curtin. vised t h a t the c h arg e had been (y (Extension Agent announced to- and the completion of grading. Ce P g f P
| r O flin fl
I b ecause of the f a c t th a t such a
set by ordinance.
day.
dar Hills
Mills boulevard has
b as been
lie<>n g
t r r r a
a t d
i - 1 1 _
_ a
•
San F r a n c i s c o C all-B ulletin.
I p ro je ct will have an area-w ide
Mrs. W illiam S tr a t to n was ap
Loyala placed first in the senior | ed and surfaced. G rad in g of G r a y - I
News
and
F
e
a
tu
r
e
A
rtirle
s:
Hel-
appeal.
„„ Delich. B a ltim o r e S u n ; F ord P ° in' ed <o the library board to contest in which she baked onr son road, east of Cedar Hills Is |
special show ing of film s for pv,s t m an. Duluth. Minnesota. News succeed R everen d Deonard Jo h n - )o a f Gf bread and a dozen roll
planned, along with d itching on
P O R T L A N D . (S p e c ia l) -
W ith youngsters, m any o f whom have Tribu ne.
and J a c k Foisie,
Sa n I a0n- wbo has moved from B eav er
p incing second, L eila Repd R ou te W a lk e r and Cornell roads as well
players on both te a m s rapidly purchased tic k e t s In the m istak en F r a n c i s c o Chronicle.
ton.
1. B ea v e r to n , third P a tr i c ia Seld- as Thompson road from Slazm ann | F e a tu r in g the pioneer tradition,
roundin g into condition, all is in b elief th a t a sw im m ing pool would
W e e k ly
new spapers
D orothy
D usting oil will be spread on j ei. 9113
w
Canyon Road, P ort- to B e th a n y road T h e R a y s R a n c h - the P A P T r a d i n g Post, 1025 N. E .
readiness for the 1950 football in- be discussed, will be presented on W orrell, H yannis. M ass a ch u se tts
W a s h in g to n street, fro m 7th to lanfl
West Union section o f Cornell road C anyon load, in Haskell C enter,
augural, the third annual S h r i n e r s ’ the ath le tic field, with seatin g B a rn s ta b le P a t r i o t ; Hal C DeCell,
9*h; on Main, from 2nd to Allen. Elaine, first In the Ju nior con- is in a bHd state of repair, the anno unces its grand opening on
hospital g am e between the Oregon provided in the grandstand.
R o llin g F o r k , Mississippi. Deer ° n L om b ard , (shoulder only) from
baked one loaf of bread. Don
report says.
A ugust 18 and stands ready to
A ll-Stars and P o rtla n d All-Stars.
Th e tone o f the m eeting and the
Creek Pilot, and W a lly K ain, B ea- F a r m i n g to n to Allen, and on 9th. na O laske, O reneo placed second,
D itch in g is also planned for the serve the public, as such establlsh-
T h e traditional gridiron battle film “ You Can Ch ange the W orld ”
from Main to W atson. T h e s e are
Loyala Davis and E la in e l i n t i f n Ro«cda!e and Hazeldale roads, in
verton E n te rp ris e .
m e n ts of old, on a buy, sell or
will be played here a t M ultnomah Mrs. S tr a t to n points out, is not
heavily travelled roads t h a t are w{]] rep resent W a s h in g to n County district 6 . W a lte r Mann, fo rem an
trad e basts. J a m e s W. P resto n , for­
S tad iu m S a tu rd a y night, August likely to prove e n te rta in in g to the
heavy w ith dust.
In the 4-H contest held at the S ta te
In district 7, Herm an Holsnagel, merly associated with Olds and
26. All net proceeds will go to the youngsters.
B a c k s t o p for the park ball dia- p a ir h<.|d )n Salem ,
forem an,
80th
avenue
through K in g s and o th er leading depart­
N orthw est unit of the S h r i n e r s ’ , P ro g ra m
will
include
three
mond, at 7th and W a ts o n , will
Miss F r a n c e s B re n n o n , Home Metzger, is in had shape M cIn ty re
m ent stores in Portland , is man­
hospital fo r crippled children.
speakers, com m u nity singing and
soon be installed, accord in g to a n ­ E conom ist for Crown F lo u r Judged suggests
Its
Immediate
repair, a g in g the new store.
K i c k o f f tim e for this showdown the film, produced and distributed
o th er action.
the contest.
building on top of e x is tin g road­
Hours a r e set from 1 to 9 p. m.
s cra p betw een th e best o f last by the Christophers, a non-sectar-
A b ra s s plaque, listing the city
bed In order to tak e a d v an tag e of on Mondays through F rid a y s ; and
y e a r ’s graduated high school sen- ¡an organization s tre ssin g the im-
o ffic ia ls and eng ineers o f th e san
its com paction and stability.
9 a. m. to 6 p. nr. on S a tu rd a y s and
iors is set for 8:30 p. m. A s p e ctac- portance of the individual.
itary sew er system installation,
Roads In this d is tr ic t listed in 1 to 5 p. m. on Sundays
B
eav
erto
n
C
am
p
No.
31,
D
epart-
ular pregam e p a g ea nt will s ta r t a t [ Spo nso ring the p resen tation are ,
will be installed on the sewage
S ervices are pending at th e Pegg th e ditching program a r e Sor-
At the g ran d opening free bal-
8 p. m. T h is will he a cru cia l gam e, the B ea v erto n J a y c e e s and J a y c e - m ent of U tegon I nited Spanish tr(>atment _]a n t
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ln B e a v e r to n fr,r Miss E th e l
le n to road. Bend road. Gard en loons will be given to th e kiddies
for the series now stand s even, ette s; B usiness and P rofe ssio n al " ai
and 'b e B eav erton
^
O scar M artin and k red Ooyt w.ll Poolp of
w h e e le r avenue.
Aloha. Home road to Scholls F e r r y road, and a surprise group of Items U
Forty Five
Take Exams
On Induction
State Offers
Street Funds
Special Deal
Nat'l Contest
Entry Brings
Editor Prize
Community
Meeting Not
For Children
Beaverton Girl
Wins 4-H Bread
Baking Contest
All-Star Players
Ready Opening of
Football Season
Post Bills Open
House Aug. 18th
Spanish W ar Yet
Picnic Draws Big
Crowd August 13
Ethel Poole
operating on
win o f-
sions sin ce Monday. C oaches Don
Mabee o f th e s ta te rs and Ted Og-
dahl o f the P o rtla n d ers have put
th e ir ch a rg e s through their paces
at a rugged clip in preparation for
the game. B oth te a m s will employ
a T -fo rm a tio n offensive in quest
for victo ry and have emphasized
offenaiv e work in practice.
N ext Monday the te am s will s e t­
tle down to 1 workout a day. B a t ­
tles for all s ta rtin g positions have
been hotly contested and lineups
probably will not he named until
g am e tim e.
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F l'N K R A L OK N E P H E W
* Mr. and Mrs. Doy G ra y attended
The funeral of Mr G r a y ’s nephew
In P ortland on F r i d a y a fterno on.
August 4
S co u t Young C am p f
i P ro g ra m
c o m m ittee includes
2
offered
several
n u m bers of en ­
I Mrs. C. E. Dixon *and Mrs. Ed
tertainm ent.
| Valla, and Mrs. I^ o n a r d Adams.
Th e main s p e a k ers were F r a n c i s
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M. R ich a rd so n , past Oregon co m ­
m and er of the U S W V . Andy H ic k ­
ey, Gen Carle Abram s, president
of the Second Orpgon Volunteers,
and H a r r y E . W illiam s, senior
! vice - c o m m a n d e r - In ch ief of the
B ea v e r to n continued to send it- I United Spanish W a r V eterans.
T h e r e were 70 to 90 present.
citizens to the
Hostess
House
M em bers o f B eav erto n
Cam p
P a r t y at P o rtla n d ’s radio s 'a tio n
|
and
Th
e
A
u
xiliary
will
still
have
K G W . as three of Its residents
were re presented there last week. | this picnic a t the home of com rade
| T h o se a tte n d in g were R u b y Mad- I W illiam W oo dco ck in Sherwood.
dsn, 507 N. E
M urray avenue. | Oregon S a tu rd a y August 19th.
T h o se ta k in g a bus will be met
P hyllis Yvonne Myers. R t 2. Box
812 and ArsUla 8 Hall. 424 N E at the Sherw ood station. 12:30
Residents Take
Part In Hostess
House Broadcast
of
the road really I».
,
Mayor Jeffries, pointing out the
nature of holding office In the
city, read the law regarding elect-
ed officials which prohibits them
from tak in g any rem uneration in
connection with city work. Pen-
a lty Is one y e a r in Jail and /o r
$5.000 fine.
M
a rrm a e
m u í
R e c o r d
August 1 Arndt M Elm er and
C arrie Bell Altig m arried at Reed-
vllle, by Reverend L. C M ontgom-
erv W itn e sse s w^re E th e l M Jo h n -
son and H L Altig
August 5. licence issued to Ar-
th u r. Gordon Yost, Portland, and
Ellia. who were gueata at one of p m T h o se a tte n d in g should b rinK j E m m a Bell Page. R ou te 1. B o x
three shows b road cast last week. 1 a covered d)sh.
515. Aloha
ure and
new and
____springs and m at-
f” ' - 1’"
*
r S S p i m Atoka MatapM
roi I M u e t , i n l a i m k ,
at |,a„t |3 years She had
beer A plan to borrow sufficient funds
as are heating stoves and general
employed by a number of people
\ from the state to
co n stru ct the household Items
fn Aioha „„ a housekeeper
R a y ’s R an ch -W est Union aection
In the new lines are C raftm aste r
Service day and time have not to
and federal specifications. , furniture, daveno, and davenpoKs;
been announced yet.
paying Interest on the money at Balboa dining seta
ch rom a
sh e Is survived by two nieces In „ less total than presently maln- small appliances, such a s w affle
I California, B e r n ic e Tho m pson and [ tam in g the stretch, was denied by irons,; to asters, steam irons and
L a V e rn e Sm ith.
the state and la ter from the Pub­ the like; M ixm asters, re fr ig e r a to r s
llc Roads Administrati' n
and D omestic sewing machines.
T h e public is Invited to visit
S l M M K B OS< i i R A n l
Four mem bers
tbe com m is
F red erick W Braun o! B m w i
re e l
ibeent T hoee present the post during open hours. C red it
ton was am ong those stud ents a ‘ at the m e e tin g included Art Mn- term s may also be a rran g ed
O regon S ta te college who com son, T i g a r d ; A rthur Ireland For-
plated requ irem en ts for ad vanced est G ro v e ; C. A D ark in
West C A L IF O R N IA H O N E Y M O O N
degrees d uring the su m m e r session Slope; W M J e f f r i e s , Hillsboro
Ron W hitw orth, who lived w ith
of the g rad u a te school. Degrees a nd F L. B row n. Laurel, president. his
g ra n d m o th e r
and
atte n d e d
wilt be formally conferred at reg- , Next special meeting, to pass B eav erton high school was re ce n tly
niai com m encem ent exercises next on a "L and Use Manual”, will be married to Miss L o re tte GalesWa.
J u n e B r a u n won his In the field ( held Augunst 29 %t th e county
T h e y went to Calif, on a wedding
of ch e m ical e n g in e e rin g
¡c o u r t rooms. T h e public Is Invited. trip.
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