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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1950)
B EA V ER T O N ENTERPRISE— Friday, August 25, 1950 *4-H Fair Program TWELVE 4H DEMONSTRATION Monday, August 28 8 30 a. m. to TEAMS COMPETE AT CO. FAIR 6:00 p. m.. receive exhibits in home COUGAR PROWLS IN VICINITY; ANXIOUS POSSE KEEPS VIGIL NAVY HOSPITAL SCHOOL School o f Hospital Administration. Cleo S. Williams, chief hospital National Naval Medical Center, corpsman. USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Williams of Routs 1, Bethesda, Md., for instruction. Williams entered the Naval ser Box 1122, Beaverton Ore., was re HOME FOR BIRTHDAY cently assigned to the U. S. Naval * vice Aug. 12, 1939. Mr. J. R. Foege who underwent an operation at the Good Samari tan hospital is doing nicely and will soon be home to spend his 90th birthday. OVERNIGHT TRAIL RIDE This weather seems to have been ideal for horsemen Beaverton Saddle Club members | who enjoyed the overnight trail rides August 11, 12, and 13th at Bi eitenbush with the State Fosse Ass'n included Mi Duke Classen, Guy Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Windolph, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cobb and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Strauss. Mr. and Mrs. Struss also spent . this last week end at Mt. Hood j with The Oregon Trail Riders who j had their annual overnight trail ride from Bruin Run Camp to Mirror Lake. By Olive M. Inin ELM ON ICA A cougar has been economics and agriculture except Twelve 4-H agricultural demon- ---------------------------------------- seen In our near vacinity. but so crop and livestock stration teams will compete in the i * C far has not caught any of our Tuesday, August 29 : 8:30 a. m. to demonstration contest Saturday, & I U D O H O W T H lS neighbors animals. It is known to '5 00 p m Receive entries in live September 8 ,r •> \\ ,. # be in the woods between the Hu stock and crops; 9:00 a. m. to 5 00 County Fair for a chance to rep- I G O T P r O iT IIS G S bert Scruggs place and the Lewis p. m. Exhibits judged; 9:00 a. m. to resent the county in four demon- Hammels place where i posse of 12:00 noon 4-H canning -contest stration contests it the Oregon men were looking for it. It was 9 00 a .m. Dollar Dinner contest. State Fair. • * Iw j seen near Bethany last week. Wednesday, August 30 : 8:30 a. m. The teams composed of two 4-H __, A " Cr°5* * nd Hve,t« * exhibits ¡n members from the same club will 'a that a, hls ar.s' 7 - h ' club ON NORTH HI HER Mr. and Mrs. Chailes Struger 1 a™ m ,lemons*rate * * wolds and action show will be the largest in history and crops, 9 00 m. Exhibit judg- some phase of their 4-H club pro- in Washington County according have moved into their new home on No. Huber Avenue. ing continued; 9:00 a. m Cake ject work. This is one of the most , Co Kxt A ( j oe*Cox Baking Contest; 9:00 a. m Dollar difficult contests in 4-H club work Oinners Continued; 9:00 a. m. Dairy combining speaking ability, sub- Livestock entries from all indica- ON LAST V A C A TIO N I I ING Showmanship Contest; 9:00 a. m. ject matter knowledge, and demon- U° n3 aurPaas last year s rec Mrs. Lyle Smith and children ord numbers and crops and other left for Seal Rocks Wednesday Judge crops exhibits; 10:00 a. m. strating skill. exhibits will increase in proportion. morning for a weeks outing before , Judge Rabbits. 2.00 p. m. Judge j n addition to a trip to the state The dairy showmanship contest | school starts. poultry. , fair the winning team over all di- Mrs. Eunice Smith will also Thursday. August 31 9:00 a. m visions will be awarded the Tuala- will be the first livestock event to way starting at 9:00 a. spend the week end there. Dollar Dinner Contest continued; tin Clubs Trophy for highest scor- get under . 9:00 a. m. Cake Baking Contest ing a g r i c u l t u r a l demonstration e nesda>' August 30. Judge GUESTS FROM TEXAS Continued; 9:00 a. m l-H and FI- \ tMUB. J? ’ ' " !:t " U1 1" B L ¡sixes, Oregon, herdsman for a Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roell and livestock judging contest; 9:00 a. m. Classes of demonstrations are as prominent Jersey herd and former Mrs. Williams and daughters from Style Revue—Clothing I I prepare follows: Dairy, livestock, crops, hetdsm&n at Oregon State College. Texas visited at the home of Mrs. to be judged; 9:45 a. m. Style Re- and Miscellaneous, Dairy classes will be judged on Art Fiddler last week Mr. Roell vue— -Clothing I I I prepare to be . . „ , Teams entered are: Dairy: Alice Friday by Jacobs, is the brother of Mrs. Fiddler. judged; 10:15 a. m. Style Revue— K i.orretta Gardner Twin Val- __ Clothing IV, V and Knitting pre- , Dairv clu b . shi r l ev Marugg. The annua‘ livestock judging pare to be judged; 1:00 p. m. Swine st nle Marugg Kinton Dairy contest for 4 H and FI< A member* showmanshin contest 1 30 n m stanl*y Marugg, Kinton Dairy be Thursday morning at 9:00 ahowmansnip contest, 1.30 p. m. club; Ruby Bohm Harley Keicher, „ m . i. . , . Judge Rabbits; 2:30 p. m. Swine M xjome Dairv Club Marv Meier ™ 1 d Jud« inS classes judged; 3:30 p. m Judge ¿ reDude* thali H i l U b o r o teams ' from r° m many parts of ° Oregon. rP™ n Swine and sheep showmanship poultry; 4:00 p. m. Public Style Dairy Club: Judy Gates, Shirley will be judged on Thursday after Revue; 4:00 p. m. Sheep Showman Farnhain, Hillsboro Dairy Club. S Y L V A N A week in July at noon with J. E. Blinkhorn, Oregon 1 Neskowin, Oregon, provided good ship; 4:30 p. m. Sheep classes Livestock: Nancy Putnam, Fred City as judge. judged. weather and fun for the Biles, S. Hahn, Farmington Pig Club. Friday, September 1 9:00 a. m. W. 61st Dr., Stuart and Gladys and Crops: Harris Hansen. Dennis Home economics demonstration their children, Norman. Jeanette P o i n t contest; 9:00 a. m. Dairy classes Enger. McKay Garden Club; Rose- t J a m K a r C and Susan. U-niirhl TIoarH (In t r l v r , i-liili- I ’ 1 ' * 11 W I -J I Wi l l I judged; 10:00 a. m.—12:00 noon— ann Knight, Tigard Garden Club; Mr. Biles’ aunt, Clara Bishop Betty Churchley, Junior Sorenson Home economics judging contest; with her son, Henry and his wife, 1:00 p. m. Sewing contest; 2:00 Rosedale Garden Club. stopped in Portland, August 11, 12, p. m. Crops Judging contest; 3:00' Miscellaneous: Janet Gnos, Yvon- and 13, on their way home from p. m. Garden judging contest; 4:00 ne Eischen, Hill and Valley Club; two months in California to Butte, Sally Hornecker, Cherry Hofer. p. m. Calf Manna Showing. Montana. 4-H dairy club members from all Saturday, September 2 9:00 a. m. Helvetia Safety Club; Jackie and Mr and Mrs. Henry Bishop, Agricultural Demonstrations and Jim Hancox, Scoggins Woodwork parts of the county are putting the known for their progressive school finishing touches on their animals of dancing in Butte, had two glo- 1:00 p. m. Present special awards. ing Club. , this week in preparation for the I rious weeks by boat to Hawaii county fair reports Joe Cox, Coun- while Mrs. Clara Bishop stayed | ty Extension Agent. with her brother and his wife, Mr. Most coveted award for dairy and Mrs. W. C. Tuttle in Encino. clubs is the calf manna trophy California. awarded annually for the past sev W. C. Tuttle, well known for his DON'T MISS THIS BARGAIN enteen years by the Carnation western tales, has been narrating Albers Co. A club must win the his “ Hashknife" stories on a half j trophy three times to gain perma hour broadcast every Sunday at nent possession. The Hillsboro 12:30 on KPOJ. Dairy Club has one leg on the cup Three of Mr. Tuttle’s four sis 5-lb package in popular pastel shades — | at present. ters, Mrs. Clara Bishop, Mrs. W. S. (N o lim it) only Points considered in awarding Biles and Mrs. Alice Berat'd (the . the trophy are: 1. Per Cent exhibit last two of Portland) were at the • Dealers in Im perial and W a lcre st wallpapers ing; 2. Judging contest scores; 3. Biles' August 12th to see Jimmy • M akers of fine paints and full line of paint products Exhibit placings; 4. Demonstration Swindle, newest member, born team placings; 5. Showmanship; April 11th, to Nina and J. D. Swindle Jr. of Salem. Nina is Mrs. 1 it. Herdsmanship and 7. Fitting. First club to gain permanent Berard's daughter. 318 N W Canyon Road Even the Hawaiian trippers took possession of a calf manna trophy was the Rock Creek Dairy Club a back seat when young Jimmy PH O N ES; B E A V E R T O N 9231 who cinched it In 1939. The second appeared. A T w a te r 4785 cup was won permanently by Hills boro Dairy Club in 1948. IMMEDIATE CONCERN O f all exercises there are none o f so much importance, or so im- j mediately our concern, as those which let us into the knowledge of our own nature Bishop Wnrburton I NEWEST ARRIVAL OUTSHINES GLAMOR OF TRIP TO HAWAII G RAND SO N’S B IR T H D A Y Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buckbee enjoyed the week of July 17th at I Coos Bay, Oregon and while there visited Mr and Mrs. E. E. Melvin, formerly of Sylvan. They were home in time to celebrate their grandson, Joseph Thompson’s 2nd birthday on July 23rd. Then Mr. Buckbee drove on to Delake, Oregon with Ora Ryder of Portland and made a fine catch of trout. To Contest For Coveted Trophy PORTLAND II Kill LIGHTS From Eugene, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. William Laws came to visit their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Waltei Rust of S. W. 57th avenue. For u week, August 17th on, they all enjoyed the highlights of Port land plus a trip to Mt. Hood. SPECIAL! KALSOMINE SI NSHINK LIKE CALIF. Helen Resch, 18, who lived in Sylvan years ago with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Horn, S. W. 60th Ave., returned for a visit with them, July 26th and will leave September 2nd for her home in Redwood C ity,'C alif. From Oswego Lake to Roamer’s Rest they sought out the cool spots. Now Helen says the sunshine here reminds her of home! S & S PAINT COMPANY COMMUNITY CLUB NOTES PAST DAYS WHILE MORTGAGE BURNS 25th Annual By .Mrs. Helen llanson Washington County B O NN Y SLOPE — The Bonny Slope Community Club house was the scene of much merriment and pleasant memories on Saturday, August 12, when a pot luck dinner and mortgage burning party was held. A large crowd attended the din ner with more arriving later for the dance. The club was also celebrating }ts eleventh birthday. Mrs. George Savolanian baked the birthday cake. There were eleven of the original thirty-three chatter members pres ent. COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS - HILLSBORO, ORE. SATURDAY FRIDAY THURSDAY August 31 - Sept. 1 - 2 GREAT STRAIGHT BOURBON N EW M>W PRICE! TH U R SD A Y, AUGUST 31 FARMERS' UNION DAY 9 .0 0 a m - Gates open A ll exhibits open to inspection Open class judging begins 4-H, F F A |udging 1.00 p m - 4-H and F F A showmanship 1,00 2 ,3 0 p m - 4-H and F F A swine judging 2 ,3 0 p m - Concert Forest Grove band 4 ,0 0 p m - 4-H g irls style show Auditorium 4-H and F F A sheep |udging 7 ,3 0 p m - Legion Drum & Bugle corps Legion A u x ilia ry m arching group Concert Forest Grove band 12.00 Noon 1, 00 p m 1,30 p m 2 .0 0 p m 3 ,3 0 p m 4 .0 0 p m 8 .0 0 p. m SATURD AY, SEPTEMBER 2 GRANGE DAY 1 - PIONEER HOMECOM ING DAY - YO U TH DAY 9 ,0 0 a m - Gates open Exhibits open to inspection G irls' 4-H contests ■i Gates open m 4-H ag ricultural dem onstrations 4 H and F F A special awards p m p m - Young Oregonians vaude ville, west lot theatre - Young Oregonians vaude m p ville, west lot theatre p m - Dance, auditorium , Eddie Burke's band 9 ,0 0 a 1,00 FRIDA Y, SEPTEMBER Annual picnic N ative Sons and Daughters - Youth activities - N ative Sons and Daughters program auditorium Youth parade, west lot - Youth contests - Bicycle races - Jo urnal Ju niors vaudeville, west lot theatre - Journal Ju niors V aud eville, west lot theatre 2 ,3 0 8 ,0 0 9 ,0 0 In The Land Of Better Living" $3 HU 4 M t. *2 !» P» ' Savings — SA FE S A V IN G S — are yours every tim e you shop at B EA V ER T O N P H A R M A C Y for health and beauty aids. W e have all your favorite nationally advertised brands— products of known q uality and proven dependa b ility — and we sell them at the lowest prices possible in this town, county or state. So be sure of savings . . . be certain of quality— buy well-known brands here WILDROOT CREAM-OIL - .89 BROMO-SELTZER - - - 57 KOTEX . . 12 s .33 KLEENEX .27 ANAHIST ATOM IZER FOR HAY FEVFR OR SUMMER COLDS sa fe QQ EFFECT, Ideal Summer Refreshment You'll really enjoy our rich, cooling Super-Sundae these torrid August days. It’« a big dish jum-|>acked with smooth ice.cream. . . smothered with luscious syrup . . . topped with a cool froth of whipped cream and sprinkled with crisp nuts. The way we make It, it's the best deal in town, and ideal summer refresh ment. Nursery Rhyme Pictures p l u s BUILT-IN RATTLE ON MENNEN BABY POWDER CAN 901.49 Add 20r! Federal excise tax to Cosmetics, Jewelry The past presidents were honor ed and presented with gifts. Their names and the year’s they served are as follows: 1939 to 1941 Inclu sive M H. Snyder; 1942 and 1043 inclusive, M. H. Hanson; 1944 Ed Bartelsky; 1945, M. H. Snyder; 1946 Adolph Balke; 1947, Frank Snyder; 1948, Maurice H. Hanson and 1949 and 1900 inclusive. C E McFarren. By popular vote of the mem ber ship present, Mr. McFaiien was chosen to burn the mortgage pa pers. Among the projects that the club has wotked on and achieved have been: Bus service, telephones, yellow lines, mail delivery, water, fire protection; sponsoring ball teams, teen-age groups, and play nites for the younger set. Since being built the club house has been used by the V FW and j Ladies Auxiliary, Girl and Boy scouts, health clinics, teen agers, sheriffs patrol, PT A and for wed- j dings and showers Music for the danae was fur- ! nlshed by Frank Snyder, Adolph Batke, Don Steers and Noel Cop- plnger. GUEST OF DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs, Irvin Taylor of Mill Valley, California are house guests of their son-in-law and ' daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Grosse on Laidlaw Road. EMERGENCY OPERATION Mrs. Jess Chastain is home again and well on the road to recovery after undergoing an emergency appendectomy at Portland O-teo- pathlc hospital on August 5th VISIT IN M o n t a n a Ted Roth, son of the proprietors of the Bonny Slope store is visiting his sisters in Montana. FORMER RESIDENT Miss Joanne G riffin of Gresham, formerly of here has been visiting Miss Dolores Head this past week. W EDDING SHOWER EVENT Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fagerberg were guests of honor, and recip ients of many lovely gifts a* a miscellaneous wedding shower at the club house on Thursday eve ning, August 10, Mrs. Henry Barton. Mrs. Kieth | Coon and Miss Helen Rainey, were hostesses. A wedding cake baked by the brides sister-in-law, Mrs. Jack Batke was served Twenty-three friends were pres ent. Mrs. Fagerberg is the former I Ruth Batke, daughter of Mr ami I Mrs. Adolph Batke. CM It CARD FARIA The next monthly card party of : the Bonny Slope Community Club Straight Bourbon Whiskey • 86 Proof will be held on Saturday. August National Distillers Products Corp., N. Y. 26th at 8 30 p. m • • • LOW-COST M O D E R N IZ E YOUR FARM r - WITH N E W FOREST HARD BOARD PANELS Remodel your home and improve your farm building easier, fa:!er and at lower cost. FOREST HARD BOARD can be used from walls to ceilings, including house furniture, cabinets and shelving. Panels in a variety of sizes are easily cut to the shape you want. It’s ideal for all hard wearing surfaces — won't dent, chip, crack or splinter. Durable FOREST HARD BOARD is made of tough Douglas Fir fibers into a smooth uniform panel. The surface is easily painted or varnished to a beautiful lasting finish. For weather resistance, extra strength, use plastic "treated" Forest Board. 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