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Hillsboro Grads
Marry Sept. 2nd
ALOHA BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL LISTINGS
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SHOE REPAIRING
drug store
THE ALOHA PHARMACY
Prescriptions
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FULTZ SHOE SHOP
Drug Sundries
Guaranteed - Quick Shoe Repairing
Phone Aloha 6334
We Feature Weyenberg Shoes
HARDWARE
TOP NOTCH
J. B. IM LAY & SONS
Paints, Electrical Supplies, Hardware
Hay, Feed Grain, Poultry Supplies
Aloha
Phone 6311
Sandwiches Our Specialty
Delicious Juicy Hamburgers
TOM M Y & VYE JONES - ALOHA
"HOLY REPORT" ON SCHOOLS OF
OREGON BLUEPRINTS PROGRESS
High praise of the "Holy Report” ,
recently released by the legislative
interim committee on public ele-
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n: en!!.r)L - nd..aeCOnda.r yJ education
in Oregon was voiced recently
by C.
Posey, executive secre-
tary of the Oregon Education as-
progress, the Holy report recom-
mends more rapid consolidation,
The report suggests that a com-
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missioner of school district reor-
ganization be appointed in Oregon.
and that steps be taken so that
«very Oregon school district be-
Estate of C A R L C. CH RISTEN SEN
T H t’ KLOW WEED
Attorney at Law
Beaverton. Oregon
N O TIC E TO CRED ITO RS
i In the County Court of the State Mr. and Mr*. IWniald K. Bahnsen
of Oregon for Washington County
A graduate of Beaverton high
In the Matter of the Estate of 1 and a graduate of Hillsboro high
Carl C. Christensen, Deceased.
became man and wife, September
The undersigned having been ap- 2, at the Hillsboro Congregational
pointed by'the^bm^'e'ntTtl^d Court church, in a candlelight service.
()f the ¿tate of Oregon for the Inez R. Grimm, daughtei of Mr.
County aforesaid, Administrator of and Mrs. Gordon Grimm. Aloha,
the E state o f Carl C Christensen became the bride of Donald E
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decease(j, and having qualified. Bahnsen, son of Mr. and Mrs
notjce ¡s hereby given to the cred- Karl Bahnsen, o f Hillsboro* in a
jtors
of
antj all perS0ns having double ring ceremony performed
cia,m8 against said deceased to by Reverend Clarence Forsberg.
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present them, verified as required pastor
by law. within six months after I Gtv™ in marriage by her father,
the first publication of this notice the hride wore a gown of white
at the office of Thurlow Weed. 220 shadow flowered organdy with full
court train. Her fingertip illusion
S. W. First. Beaverton, Oregon.
veil was held in place by a headed
Dated September 28. 1950.
F R E D E R IC K C. CHRISTENSEN. coronet. Her locket was n koep.stik»
of her grandmother.
Administrator
T H U R L O W WEED. Attorney.
Jeanette Sperlin, of Aloha, acted
Date of first publication. Sopt. as maid of honor and wore a gown
29, 1950.
of yellow and white shadow-flower­
Date of last publication, Oct. 27. ed organdy. Mrs. Charles Ohler,
1950.
sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs.
BOCiat,on-
comes a P*rt of * 12-Vear unifietl
The report surveys the state's school program within three years.
public school program, making rec- To further the reorganization of
ommendations to improve it. It more efficient school units, the ;e-
was prepared for the next legisla- port proposes that "maximum
ture by Dr. T. C. Holy of the Ohio available state aid, in accord with
State University.
the state finance plans, shall be-
Dr. Holy’s report points out that j come available to adequate, unified
Oregon’s schools will show an in- administrative districts immediate-
crease of 80 per cent enrollment ' ly upon their establishment.”
within the next ten years and that
An appropriation of $4,000,000 by
"the growth can and possibly will the state legislature, similar to
be larger than these estimates."
HB 428 as introduced in the last
The reorganization and unifica- legislative assembly, is recommend-
tion of school districts, which has ed to help "distressed districts"
been a long-time objective of the with school building problems and
Oregon Education association, is to assist newly consolidated dis-
highlighted in the report. Within tricts meet their school building
^be ten-year period 1938-39 to 1948- needs.
49. Oregon school districts have
The expenditure per school pupil
been reduced from 2,033 to 1,223 during 1949-50 in Oregon wag $250,
active districts, the report shows. J the report shows, as compared to
Though this represents significant j $250 in Washington and to $252 in
I California. Oregon ranked 8th in
the nation in the expenditure per
child. Of these expenditures, Wash­
ington receives $200 per year from
state sources; California, $130, and
Oregon, $88. The remainder of 65
in the
- per cent in Oregon comes from
local property taxes.
COMMUNITY CHUNCHES
The report says that if the $30
j per census child increase in state
| basic school support funds is pass­
ed next November, the state gov­
(’ (IM M U N ITY BAPTIST CHURCH
ernment will share about 47 per
C ED AR M IL L COM M UNITY
Aloha, Oregon
cent of the total cost of Oregon
CHURCH
Krling Monnes, Minister
12208 N. W. Cornell Road
the wonder sealer for those schools. It adds that the increased
Sunday School at 9.45 a.m.
basic school support fund would
at Church St-
wet basement walls.
Morning Worship at 11:00.
(1) make $2,500,000 available for
Simon E. Forsberg, Minister
B. Y. F. and Juniors 6:30 p.m.
! equalization purposes for low-abil-
8318 R W. Canyon Road
• A WESCO PRODUCT « | ity districts, and (2) provide an Portland 1, Oregon BEaoon 80M Evening service at 7 30 p.m.
additional $8,500,000 to relieve local
9.45 a.m. Sunday Bible School
See our full line of Sesco school district property taxes or
11:00 a.m. Morning Service.
V U j LAG K B A PTIST CHURCH
6:45 p. m. Young Peoples' hour ^4-Mile South of Sunset Highway
Paints and Imperial and to improve educational offerings.
In this connection, the report (senior, intermediate, junior).
on Murray Road
Walcrest papers
states “ I t is recognized by all au­
Tuesday, 7:30-9:15 p. m., Bibie
Cedar Mill Park
thorities in school finance that it classes.
Pastors—A.
C. Fuller, F. E. Dobrn
is an obligation of the state to
7:45 p.m. Evening Gospel Hour
Bible School—10: a. m.
guarantee to all children residing
Thursday, 7:45 p. m. prayer and
Morning Worship— 11 a. m.
in the state, wherever they may fellowship,
Training Unions—7 p. m.
live, a satisfactory program of
Evening Worship—8 p. m.
education.”
TH E V A L L E Y COM M UNITY
Midweek Service- 8 p.m., Thurs.
rtOTKTIVE
I f thd $30 increase is granted, the
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Business Meeting -1st Thursday
report declares, the required rate
CHURCH
each month.
of local levy to participate in the
7850 S. W. Brentwood Ave.
equalization fund should be raised j
West Slope
H IG H W AY C H APEL
to 12 mills. I f the increase is not
Rev. H. A.. Armltage, Pastor
Full Gospel Church
granted by the people, the report '
Morning worship: 11:00 a.m.
Canyon Highway A Mill Street
318 N. W. Canyon Road
recommends that the required levy
Bible School: 9:46 a.m
Phones; Beaverton 9231
should be raised to 17 mills. This
OrvlU« J. Poulin, Minister
Youth
and adult meetings: 6:30
ATwater 4785
would limit the number of districts
Sunday School 10:00 n.rn.
p.m.
Morning Worship at 11 a.m.
eligible for equalization aid.
Mid-week meeting
Wednesday.
Evening Service 8 p. m.
.00 p.m.
S E R V I C E S
BASEMENT
LEAK?
Use
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coater
PAINT
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We Specialize in Customer
Satisfaction
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ALW AYS FEATURED
9;00 A. M. To 10;00 P. M.
Sunday» Included
HOURS
B E N S O N 'S
CITY MARKET
Broadway and East Street
Phone Beaverton 3641
FISHER THORSEN PAINTS
PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
HAY - FEED - POULTRY SUPPLIES
$. ¿2. 3 m fa y ^7 S o n s
HARDWARE
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A LO H A , ORE.
PHONE *311
CHURCH OF C H RIST
Second and Main Streets
George W. Springer. Pastor
Morning worship and preaching
service 11 a. m.
Evening worship 8:00 p. m.
Bible School class session 9.45
a. m.
Christian Endeavor 7:00 p. m.
ST. M A TT H E W L U T H E R A N
CHUBGH
Canyon Road at Johnson
Leonard Kutz, Pastor
Divine Service 11:00 a. m.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
SE V E N TH DAY A D V E N TIS T
CHURCH
5th A Angel Sts., Beaverton
A. Running, Pastor
Sabbath
School (Saturday) 9 46
P IL G R IM L U T H E R A N CHURCH
s. m.
’The Church of the Lutheran Hour’
Preaching
Service
(Saturday)
Farmington at Menlo, Beaverton 11:00 a. m.
A. A. Schmldtke, Pastor
Prayer meeting, Wednesday 8 00
p. m.
Sunday school 9:15 a. m.
Divine service 10:30 a. m.
CHURCH OF TH E NAZAKF.NF
459 S W. First St.
CHURCH OF GOD
B. Martin Gale, Pastor
(Temporary Location)
Phone Beaverton 4345-9701
Huber Commercial Club
Sunday School 9 46 a.m.
Just East of Aloha
Morning Worship 1100 a.m.
Church School 10 a. m.
Hl-N-Y and N Y . P S 6 30 pm.
Evening services 7:30 p .m.
Evangelistic service 7:30 p.m.
Morning Worship 11 a. m.
Mid-week prayer meeting Wed
R. Eugene Linamen, Pastor
neaday, 7:45 pm.
ALO H A ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Wheeler and Alexander Sts.
CHURCH OF JESUS C H R IST OF
Fred F. Snyder. Minister
L A T T E R DAY SAINTS
Phone Aloha 6805
ODD FE1LO W 8 H A L L
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
58 N. W Broadway
Beaverton
Morning worship 11 o'clock
C. H. Petarsoi Branch Présidant
Evening Service 7:46 p. m.
Sunday Schied 10 A. M.
Prayer service Wednesday, 8:00
Sacrament Meeting 7 p.m
o'clock p. m.
Tune In “Revival Tim e" each
Sunday KXL. 5 SO p. m.
C AN YO N BOA II B APTIST
CHURCH
ST. CECILIA CHURCH
Rev. Frank R. Ramsden, Pastor
Masses 7 a.m., 8:30 a.m.. 10 a.m.
N. E. Canyon Road at McClain
Drive and Lake Road
B E TH E L (O N O R E O A T IO N A L
Sunday school at 9;45 a. m
CHURCH
Worship service 11 a. m. and
830 Watson Street
Phone 4580
7:45 p. m
Albert F. King. Minister
Wednesday prayer meeting, 7;45
Church School: 9 45 a.m.
t> m
Morning Worship’ 11:00 a.m
Pilgrim Fellowship: 7 00 pm
F IR ST M K TIIO D IST CHURCH
RKF.DVTLLF. COM M UNITY
4th and Watson Street#
PT IFA B Y TE R IA N CHURCH
9,45 a m. Church School. 11 a. m.
morning worship.
Rev. Graham Gilmer, Paator
Rev. Horace H. Mounts, Pastor
Sunday School 9 46 A. M
Re# 1002 S W. Watson St
Worship Service 11 A M
Telephone Beaverton 9323
Y rung People's C. E I P
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Don Sauber. other bridal attend­
ants, wore pink. All the bridal
principals carried gladioli and pom­
pom dahlias.
A Beaverton quartet of Dick
Lolli, Duane Rasmussen. Bryan
Walker and Boh Bryant sang
"Through the Years" and "For
Ever and Ever". Mrs. Howard Da­
vis was accompanist.
Best man for his brother was
Duane B a h n s e n . Ushers were
Charles Ohler and Don Sauber.
Connie LaVerne Roshau was flow­
er girl.
Both mothers wore dark tan
dresses with brown accessories.
Their coi sages were gardenias and
yelkiw rosebuds.
The reception following the cer­
emony was held in the church
parlors. Miss Jcann Senn poured
and Mrs. Rose Rohrback cut the
wedding cake, assisted by the
Misses Dorothy Leopold and Bar­
bara Burris.
Miss Eleanor Boysen took care
of gifts and Miss Alice Crandall
was in charge of the guest book.
For the honeymoon trip to San
Francisco, the bride wore a white
sharkskin suit with navy acces­
sories and white rosehud corsage.
The bride graduated from Aloha-
Huher grade schools and from Bea­
verton high school in the class of
1949 She Is employed at the Stand­
ard Insurance company, in Port­
land.
Bahnsen, a 1950 graduate of
Hillsboro high school, was one of
the football stars of the school.
He is employed by the Willard
Battery company, Portland.
Returned from their wedding
trip, the couple are making their
home at 529 East Baseline, Hills­
boro.
(Photo by Bruno)
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Fridoy, October 6, 1950
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Beaverton 3031
(from Portland phones, ask for;1
COmmerce 9963
Make It With
PLYWOOD
We carry large stocks of F IR PLYW O O D In standard
sizes both interior and exterior (waterproof) grades.
AI.I. F IV E
S TAN D A R D TH IC KN E SS
V4"
S8 "
3/ i "
We have a variety of small sizes at extra low prices.
Our Low Prices Are Possible Because We
Sell on Cash Basis Only!
RETAIL and WHOLESALE
We aim to satisfy Contractors and Builders
IN Q U IR IE S IN V IT E D !
Open 8 a. m. lo II p. in.
Saturdays; 8 a. m. to 4 p. ni.
See our stock before you buy
Plywood Cash and Carry
Former location of Old Hillsboro Auction Yard
208 W. Walnut St
lllll*l>oro, Oregon
Phone 6875
BEAVERTON
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BEAVERTON AREA BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL LISTINGS
APPLIANCES
FLORIST
DOUGHTY'S
LABBE FLOWERS
WEDDINGS OUR SPECIALTY
APPLIANCES
Laigest Selection of Electrical Appliances
In Beaverton”
1445 N. E Canyon Road
Beaverton 4175
^PLIANCES
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Near Sunset Highway Bridge
6802 S. W. Canyon Rd.
ATwater 1089
FURNITURE
GRAUER & ACKERMAN
TERRY'S FURNITURE CO.
Hot Point
— Maytag
"Every Appliance for the Home"
On Canyon Rd.
Beaverton 4182
East of Beaverton
or ATwater 4507
2286 N. E. Canyon Road
Large selection of furniture for eve%r room.
See our line of Norge Products. . . Seif-De­
frosting Refrigerator . . . Freezers , . .Auto­
matic Washers and Hamilton Clothes Dryer.
HEATING
ASSOCIATED
GRAUER & ACKERMAN
W E HONOR C R E D IT CARDS
Ask For Application
LOGAN
&
Furnaces
— Floor Furnaces
Oil Burners
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Circulators
Controls
- Repair Service
Phones Beaverton 4182 or A T 4507
PAGE ASSOCIATED SERVICE
44 N. W. Canyon Road
Ph. Beaverton 4660
AUTO SERVICE
INSURANCE ---------------------------------
Reliable Service .
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Free Pickup and Delivery
SENZ AUTO SERVICE
Phone Beaverton 4539
155 N. E. East St.
F IR E
. AUTO - U AB 11 J T Y
- BOND«
THOMAS S. DUTHIE
680 S. E. 13th St., Beaverton, Ore. Phone 4340
"Insure and Be Sure"
LUMBER
AUTO WRECKING
KINGSLEY-BEAVERTON LUMBER CO
0. R. NICHOLSON & SON
Dutch Boy I'alnta
D E A L E R IN SCRAP M E TA L
Near Union Oil Depot. Bertha-Beaverton Hwy.
Phone Beaverton 4381
Hoofing
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Insulations
Beaverton
Phone 32
LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIAL
WEST SLOPE LUMBER YARD
W. J. McCREADY LUMBER CO
For Anything in Building Material—We Have
It—W ill Get it or it Isn’t Made
ROOFING - IN SU LA TIO N
SASH and DOORS
9049 S W
Canyon Rd.
BKoadway 6122
DRY CLEANING
Beaverton
Phone 3f
NURbERY
IDEAL CLEANERS
"Quality Work at Economy Prices
621 Canyon Road at Cedar St., at West " T ”
Beaverton 4281
Camellias
/JWHLN
Rhododendrons
V
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Evergreen Specialist
Kare-Dwai
Evergreen
Beaverton 365
DREW'S ILEX NURSERY
Eighth mile west o f Beaverton on Canyon R<
PLUMBING
FEED
CARLSON PLUMBING CO.
HOLLAND FEED STORE
Hay
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Grain
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Seed#
Poultry Supplì«**
Beaverton
Phone 3811
D ISTRIBU TO RS OF
Triangle, Crown and Centennial Feeds
Camp, Septic Tank Cleaner and Conditioner
FINDLEY MILLING CO.
16 S E F arm ington
Beaverton 3851
FEED AND SEED
”20 Years Experience"
Material and Workmanship Guaranteed
Beaverton 4118
Charles Carlson
Ted Sanborn
REDFIELD REFRIGERATION
Service and Repair on All Makes Refriger-
ators, Washing Machines, Ranges and Motori
Phone Beav. 4985
Feeds - Seeds -
are Dealers for
PALO
Oregon
E. Center St.
SEWER HOOK UP
PROGRESS FEED CO.
Farm
We
HARRY
Progress,
1582 N
Special Mixture#
Crown Feeds
H O W ARD T Y L E R
Call Beaverton 4020
FIX-IT SHOP
BEAVER PLUMBING
For Sewer Hookup#
We can save you money
Beaverton
TEXACO
L A W N MOWERS SH A R PE N E D
SAW F IL IN G . G E N E R A L R E P A IR
ROY'S FIX -IT SHOP
140 N .Hall, Beaverton Phone 4793
Welding — Arc and Acetylene
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Hrs. 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. to 10 pun
S 6 , S TEXACO SERVICE
Ray Shearer A Don Slpe - 880 N. B. Canyon Rd