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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1950)
Saddle Club Sets Overnight Trail I Ride Aug. 26-27 ELSEW HERE IN O R E G O N Korea or No; U. S. EVENTS AS CHRONICLED BY OUR CONTEMPORARIES IN SURROUNDING NORTHWEST COMMUNITIES Tourists Still Sail For Europe BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Fr.day, August 25, 1950 W AH NOM At the August meeting o f the The Korean war has had no ap Beaverton Saddle Club Herman 1 preciable effect on American travel Windolph, a well-known horse, I’O L K l lO K t 1. N IPPE D m the collection of curious odd- to Europe so far. the Oregon State lover, was elected to membership Cottage Grove has seen its police inents of fact which distinguish Motor Association declares. The weekend of August 26 and force already depleted by the loss the cartoon series, Officials of the American Auto- 27 was selected for the club's an of two men and a third is ready Seems one of the ladies was mobile A s s o c i a t i o n , who recently nual overnight ride and August 20 ing his departure. named Gertrude Hawk and the ¡returned from an extensive tour set aside for participation in a The S E N T IN E L records this an other Nellie Crowe partners in through Europe, report that close to finance your auto, horse show which the Washington »wer by its lawmen of calls to restaurant known as the Hum- to 400,000 America ns are vacation County Posse is sponsoring in con | active duty in the military service, mingbird Cafe. ing in Europe this year, about 85 house trailer or light One of the officers, in the in- j The story does not indicate percent of which is linked to the junction with the Sunset Pit Bar truck. Payments re CHINESE AND AMERICAN FOOD becue at Banks. active reserve, received his orders whether or not the menue special- automobile. duced. A large number of Beaverton irom the air tores. Another resign- ixes in fried chicken or what. "Some cancellations are reported Saddle Club members attended the ed to *ccept a post on the island . . . Delicious foods anyone can enjoy— prepared by by airlines and steamship com three day meet last weekend of Guam as civilian guard. The I.O ils l.N D A N iìl.k I It i.s panies," the Association said, "but superb Chinese cooks 1032 N. E. CANYON RD. the Oregon State Posse association thlrd- a member of the army re-1 Forest Grove is riled up to the most of these cancellations are serve, took a physical examination I held at Breitenbush Springs. point of wanting to do “ something" quickly picked up by other travel Haskell Shopping Center Among the group taking part in but didn't get the immediate fol- j against wild-flying logs that en ers on the waiting list. A mid- the gala celebration were Mr. and low-through of traveling orders. July check of overseas airlines danger lives. Mrs. Lyle Cobb, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Phone Beaverton 4665 As outlined in the NEWS TIMES, shows flights to Europe at nearly Strauss, Duke Claussen, Guy Carr, “C O M M U N ITY CLINIC S” the city manager, with backing of niaximum capacity, flights from and Herman Windolph. Seaside tackles the problem of the city council and planning coni Europe at 60 percent capacity. . Lie. M 383 future development with a series mission, undertakes a stepup in There la no rush to get home, Don't let those comical drivers of "community clinics” to be con seeking solution to the problem of "The United St ates government ducted during the month of Sep heavy trucks flowing through the is taking no steps to discourage put'you In stitches. DICK Y. tember. center of the city. Americans from traveling abroad. The SIG N AL explains this meth Impetus for the acceleration was The State Department has advised FONG od as having been used successful the dumping of a load of logs on a the A A A that the Korean war is ly elsewhere. downtown corner which jammed not considered reason enough to Manager Twelve meetings in all will be traffic for three hours and nar curtail the tourist movement to held. A large attendance at each rowly missed killing a woman pe Europe or to cause concern for is not sought, although the hope is destrian. This was the fourth such Americans who are now on the that everyone with any spark of incident o f the summer. Ph. BEacon 2212 8645 S. W . Canyon Rd., West Slope continent” community interest will manage to “ I ’m not pushing any particular The Association reported that be present at one of the gather plan", the city manager stresses, motor travel jn Oregon is showing ings. but I am asking for action Just a substantial increase over that of Pull discussion and constructive so something is done”. last year, probably in the neighbor criticisms will be welcomed from hood of 20 percent. Resort areas 1 all assembled. A ballot will be are getting a good play and the made up of ideas which result Association advises advance res from the clinics And be distributed ervations for national gark areas throughout the city for a vote to and popular resort areas, if they determine which ideas should be 60 inch WOOLENS are to be visited on week-ends or developed. holidays. SCHOOL RANSACKED There's no waiting for the . . . On August 9, the Tigard grade SANFORIZED serviceman when you phone K l rR A L KIK E PL A N N IN G Philomath meets an ordinary school reported that sometime dur B R ISK R E A L T Y BUSINESS FLANNELS us As soon as you call we need as well as strengthens its ing the month of July, the place race to your home, fully Home buyers show a lively inter had been ransacked. facilities for future civilian de est in Sellwood district property of COTTON PRINTS Missing are one Victor light equipped to solve your ap fense emergency needs. 16mm. projector, serial Portland. The BENTON COUNTY R E weight pliance problem at low cost. The SELLWOOD - M O R ELAN D V IE W announces that plans are number 253096 with bui}t-in ampli RAYON WOOL BEE points out one realtor who fier, No. 4379; one View-Master going ahead for organization of a BLENDS rural fire protection district for projector, two new baseballs, one completed several deals in a week catcher’s glove and one tennis as indications of a trend. the arety Deeds recorded in the county racket. Petitions are in circulation and COWBOY SANFORIZED • • • clerks office showed an Increase of another meeting on the matter is Across From Telephone Office 40G in activity over last year, TW ILL STOLEN AND RECOVERED slated for a later date. Beaverton 4942 . . . Robert Green, 8606 S W. Cedar while mortgages have increased approximately 60 %. Crest drive, Portland 19. reports SUSPENSE AGONIZES WRINKLE SHED Around Lakeview, the suspense the theft and recovery of a 17- DAN RIVER PLAIDS jewel Waltham man’s pocket is purely agonizing. The L A K E C O U N TY E X AM watch, allegedly taken by the gar IN E R contributes to the anxiety dener. It had been sold to a T i RAYON of the populace in printing a pic gard bartender, from whence it FRENCH CREPE PRINTS ture of the cable rig drilling for was returned. The man was hired from the Sal oil southwest of the city. vation Army employment service, Chairman of the drilling firm's DENIMS, FLANNELS, board of directors, no less, is credit in Portland. ETC. * • • ed w’ith a statement that gas com ing from the well so far has been PIC K PO CKET PASSAGE definitely classified as petroleum Carl Crider, route 2, box 947, gas and is positive indication that Beaverton, left a Hillsboro theatre oil will be tapped. August 6, at 12 a. m. and stopped enroute home at the Club Tavern, D IS TR IB U TIV E EDUCATION on highway 6 at Rock Creek, to Gresham inaugarates a feature use the restroom facilities. 47 N. E. Broadway Beaverton 4463 I this fall which will bring the the As he entered the place, two ory of education into close step men bumped him. He didn’t think OPEN UNTIL 7;00 P. M. Monday, Tuesday Wednesday with the realities of procedures in much of it at the time. Upon re 5; 30 P. M. Thursday, Friday’ Saturday. the cold, cruel world of business. turn to his car, however, he found | The OUTLOOK relates the offer he had been victimized by the loss to high school seniors of a course of a wallet. of retail selling and store manage Checking with the theatre con- j PHONE BEAVERTON 3459 ment fundamentals. firmed his suspicion that hp had Classroom sessions will be on a not lost the billfold there and that j FRO ZEN FOOD HOME D E IJ V K K Y regular schedule and an additional he had been involved in a pick SE RVIC E program of at least 15 hours of pocket passage. Price List Mailed Upon Request employment in retail establish The wallet was yellow in color, ments of the students will be in leather and contained $100 in as KAIN'S FROSTY KITCHEN ■ Beaverton itiated, during the school year. sorted bills plus personal papers. Aim of the course is to primarily benefit students not planning on COURT W ARDS “ PO W D E R " college but hoping to enter retail Three small boys, dressed in i sales and service as the basis of blue jeans and assorted T-shirts, I careers. Not more than 30 seniors will have a chance to take the wards of the Multnomah county I court, "took a powder" about 11 course. a. m. on August 5, from the home of Mrs. W. A. Price, route 1, box W e carry large stocks of FTR PLYW O O D in standard LONG T IM E I1KKAM N EARS 427, Beaverton. North Bend opened its eyes one sizes—both interior and exterior (waterproof) grades. As far as is known, the trio had day recently and saw that a long A L L F IV E STAN D ARD TH IC KN E SS little money with them and Mrs. time dream was nearing possible V 4" 3/8 " l/2 " 5/g” 3/i" Price could offer no clue as to realization. The COOS BAY H ARB O R re where they might go. We have a variety of small sizes at extra low prices. Ages of the lads are 12, 9*4 and veals action is "in the cards" for Our Low Prices Are Possible Because We 9 years. a 125-bed hospital for the area, to The twelve-year-old is about 5’5", Sell on Cash Basis Only! meet all medical requirements of 120 pounds, bushy blond hair, blue doctors and patients. RETAIL and WHOLESALE eyes with T-shirt and jeans and Total cost of construction is We aim to satisfy Contractors and Builders estimated at $1.500,000, available perhaps a light colored blazer. The 9*4 year-old, small for his IN Q U IR IE S IN V IT E D ! from three sources of approximate age, has dark hair, brown eyes ly equal amounts. RAYMOND CARLSON, Manager A government grant is possible. and wears a red and white T-shirt Open 8 a- m. to 6 p. m. The Sisters of Mercy have offered with Jeans. Saturdays; 8 a- m. to 4 p. m. The nine-year-old is 5’5", 130 to up up one-third of the necessary S e e o u r s to c k b e fo re y o u b u y hair, blue money. Balance would be raised by pounds, short blond eyes, T-shirt and jeans. public subscriptions. • • • Present site is of seven and one- RECOVERS SED. D E L IV E R Y half acres. In addition to the fea Former location of Old HllUboro Auction Yard Ross Hart, who had his new ture of 125 beds, facilities will be 208 W. Walnut St IKIlstooro, Oregon provided for various special de Ford sedan delivery taken by an I’ hone 687S partments of orthopedic, pediatrics, employee, August 11, recovered his the obstetrical, first class surgery with vehicle August 5, through • AGAINST SALESPEOPLE YOU DON'T KNOW five major operating rooms, x-ray, Portland police department, which clinical laboratory and others. Pres found the car in the wee sma’ • AGAIN ST IN FLA TIO N A R Y PRICES ent combined hospital bed capacity hours, parked on the street. Reportedly it was in good con is 80. • AGAIN ST INFERIOR WORKMANSHIP The idea of this project started dition. near the end of World War II. when doctors, labor union leaders AD VEN TU RERS* R E TU R N and business executives came to a Tw o boys, 10 and 12 years old. GO TO YOUR ESTABLISHED LOCAL STUDIO FOR BETTER realization of its need. reported missing August 3, by Mrs • • • Lester V. Lukas, route 1, box 195, Q U A LITY PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK I TA X K A TE GOES U PW A R D Beaverton, were found August 4 McMinnville taxpayers may note and returned home none the worse a 7.1 mill bulge in tax levy for the for their one-day escapade present year. The T E L E P H O N E R E G ISTE R MCM.ESTER A PPR E H E N D E D credits the difference in the 70.5 Fern LeRoy McCollester, about j millage rate this year with last 55. route 3. box 184, Hillsboro, wa* i year’s 63.4 mills to the original apprehended on warrant charging ’ JbdT a n d , continuing a v a ila b le 65% city school district. In entirity. contributing to delinquency of a GRAIN TELEPHONE BEAVERTON 4988 For the city itself, a .6 drop In 16-year-old Aloha boy, He was NEUTRAL tax rate brings that phase of tax questioned at a tavern in North O LD ation to 14 mills even. Plains, where the boy positively SPIRITS • • » identified him W hite Lobel " WN0 "B E LIE V E IT O R NO T" McCollester admitted picking up KENTUCKY W H IS K E Y -A BLEND Sheridan folks were Justified, the boy but would not further dis recently in taking more that a gen cuss the incident. Rail of $1,600 SAMI LOW PRICE eral interest In the nationally syn was reduced to $500. HASKELL SHOPPING CENTER 1023 N. E. CANYON ROAD 1 hi ' ü 6 0 I only **«/síf * t t . I dicated feature, “ Ripley's Believe The man is a veterinarian from FOR EACH! NEXT TO WASHERETTE It Or Not” . Iowa and was about to begin a The SUN brightens the fact that one-year apprenticeship for prac BOTH l é PROOF • NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORP., NE A YORK. N. Y. two local women received mention tice In the state of Oregon Paxson Finance Co. 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