The Beaverton enterprise., October 06, 1950, Image 8

BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE -Friday, October 6, 1950
A Report On City Streets Of Beaverton
SCHOOL OPENS ON SECOND YR
OF SCHEDULED REFURNISHING
By Mm, H i l l 'l l I I i u i m i i i
T he ex e cu tiv e b o a rd w as selected
BO N N Y S L O P E — B onny Slop«-
to
serv e as w ay s a n d m e a n s com-
sch o o l s ta r te d its fo u rte e n th school
y e a r on Sept. 5, w ith a to ta l en ­ j m itte e fo r th e co m in g y ear.
T he te a c h e rs re c e p tio n will be
ro llm e n t of one h u n d re d an d tw e n ­
held a t th e O c to b e r m eeting.
ty pupils.
O f th is n u m b e r th e re a re th irty - IL L N E S S F O R W E E K
Ju d ith R ru tk e , six th g ra d e s tu ­
five re g iste re d in th e firs t and
seco n d g ra d e s u n d e r th e d irection d e n t in B o n n y S lope school w as ill
o f M rs. D o ro th y Spence, who also for a w eek w ith a v iru s in fectio n ,
te a c h e s m u sic to all g rad es, plus b u t is now b a c k in school.
p ia n o lessons to eleven stu d e n ts In K E N N E T H O L.M STEA I)
th e school.
I t's a boy fo r th e E rn ie O lm -
M rs. B ergleot D om eris has tw en ­ ste a d s of W e st ro ad .
ty -sev e n y o u n g ste rs in h er th ird
H e w as b o rn a t H illsb o ro h o s­
a n d fo u rth g rades, w hile the tw e n ­ pital on S a tu rd a y , S e p te m b e r 16.
ty -e ig h t boys a n d girls in the fifth H e h as been n am ed K e n n e th a n d
a n d s ix th g ra d e s have Mrs. L ida w eighed 9 lbs. an d 6 ozs. a t b irth .
M a rv in as th e ir in stru c to r. Mr F O U R T H B IR T H D A Y P A R T Y
C h a rle s C arlon, who is principal,
L ittle " B u tc h le ” C a rlo n , son of
a lso te a c h e s the sev en th and eighth Mr. an d M rs. C h a rle s C arlo n , cel­
g ra d e s.
e b ra te d h is f o u rth b irth d a y on
P h y sic a l education is ta u g h t to
th e g irls a n d boys respectively by
M rs. M arv in and Mr. C arlon w ith
e a c h fa c u lty m em ber te ac h in g a r t
to h is o w n class.
N in e of th e seventeen young
fo lk s in th e eig h th g rad e s ta rte d
th e ir f ir s t y ea r in th is school.
cream w ere serv ed .
E x te n siv e w ork w as done by th e
SEC O N D G R A D E R I I J .
school d is tric t th is p ast year.
A n o th e r B o n n y S lope stu d e n t
A new sta n d a rd g y m n asiu m w as
w ho h a s b een v ery ill is little sec­
e re c te d , com plete w ith b ask etb a ll
ond g ra d e r M o rry G rosse, son of
c o u rts , fo u r dressin g room s, sta g e
Mr. an d M rs. M a u ric e G ro sse of
a n d c u rta in s.
u O R IA L
A n ad d itio n a l one a n d one-half L ald law ro ad .
NOW IN O SW E G O
a c r e h as been p u rch a sed an d level­
Mr. an d M rs. P e te S m ith of Os-
leets o f
ed fo r play grounds.
v isite d frie n d s h e re re c e n t­
immanzed by
U n d e r th e directio n of th e locar we®°
ly. T h ey lived for se v e ra l y ea rs
projfressivelv
school b o ard w hich includes Mr.
on I-ald law road.
C h a rle s M c F a rren as ch airm an .
YOUNG M A S T E R H A R R IS O N
•
» ,,
M r. C h a rle s Isaacson, tw o y ear di­
lzens OI trie
A 6 lb. 3 oz. boy w as h o rn to Mr.
r e c to r an d Mr. M aurice G rosse
ission o f t h e
an d Mrs. L a w re n c e H a r ris o n on
th r e e y e a r d ire c to r, red e co ratin g
t o f s tr e e ts g e ts
S u n d ay . S e p te m b e r 17, a t W ilcox
Inside a n d out of the m ain build­
:>n o rig in a l con-
h o sp ital in P o rtla n d .
rere tw o se v e re
in g w as done.
REPORTEDLY B E TTER
t ev e ry o n e h a s
V o lu n te e r labor- from th e com ­
M rs. E d B a rte ls k y w ho h a s been
c o n tra c to rs to re
m u n ity pain ted th e o u tsid e of th e
ill a t h e r ho m e fo r q u ite som e
gedly p u t th e m
b u ild in g a t a g re a t sav in g to th e
tim e is re p o rte d a s feelin g som e
b e fo re th e d ig -
school d istric t.
T w o e x its fo r each class room
a p ro b lem , we
w a s m ade, a p riv ate office for th e
r a tin g w h a t w e
p rin c ip a l w as built, an d a te le­
nind, w e h e re b y
p h o n e w as installed.
a few o f th e
y d a y o ne p re-
A fo u r y ear p ro g ram for re f u r ­
B e av e rto n .
n is h in g the school is now in its
illu s tr a te e v e ry
aecond year, w ith th e sev en th and
system g o n e to
e ig h th g ra d e room bein g fu rn is h ­
view s, h o w ev er,
e d w ith new ad ju sta b le se a ts and
desk s.
Also several ch an g es h av e been
m a d e in th e school p ro g ra m Includ­
ing th e len g th en in g of th e school
d a y to 3:45 p. m. for the six u p p er
g ra m m a te ria l fo r th e c o m m u n ity
g rad e s, an d to 2:45 p. m
club p ro g ra m . T h e s tu d e n ts will
f ir s t an d second grades.
tell of th e ir tr ip a n d Im p ressio n s
of L a tin A m eric a.
N E W O F F IC E R S P R E S ID E
A tte n tio n is called to th e place
T h e firs t re g u la r m onthly m e e t­
in g of th e B onny Slope PTA m et of th e m e e tin g sc h ed u le d to begin
a t th e school house on F rid ay , a t 8 p. m.
E ff o r ts a r e b eing m a d e by th e
S e p te m b e r 15 w ith th e follow ing
o ffic e rs for the com ing y e a r: P re s ­ C o m m u n ity clu b to im p re ss th e o n H azel s tre e t, n e a r M enlo D riv e, a r e sh o w n as a
id en t, M rs. H azel R ollings; vice need o f c o -o rd in a tio n of th e e n ­ c o n c re te illu s tra tio n .
I t ’s ev en w o rse on th e c o r n e r o f E ric k s o n an d
presid en t, M rs. J e a n M u rra y ; sec­ tir e a r e a to ac c o m p lish its p u r­
M enlo, Illu s tra tio n No, 3. S u b je c t to as h e a v y tra ffic
re ta ry , M rs. J e a n A llan a n d tr e a s ­ poses.
a s a n y c o rn e r in th e r e s id e n tia l a r e a o f th e city,
M eetin g s a t S u n se t V alley school th is ro a d w a y re q u ire s m o re th a n ex cu ses a n d p ro m ­
u re r, M rs. D oris C arlon.
T h e b u d g e t w as p re se n te d an d a r e p ro p o sed to In te re s t m o re fro m ises to sm o o th it.
th a t sectio n .
P ic tu r e No. 4, on S econd n e a r W a tso n , alo n g sid e
passed.
th e m o rtu a ry , th e sto ry of a s tr e e t s u rfa c e on th e
w a y o u t is em p h asized by th e c r a te r -lik e ch u ck h o le.
Latin American
Topic For Panel
Held Oct. 12
W AH
of an
elegant season
le ft c e n te r, a n d th e d e e p c r a c k s to th e r ig h t o f it.
Yes, th e re a r e m a n y im p ro v e m e n ts w ith w h ich
we co uld w ell do in B e a v e rto n .
O ne th in g w h ich m ig h t Im p ro v e S o u th H all s tr e e t
w ould be re m o v a l o f th e old o a k tr e e p la n te d in th e
m iddle o f th e s tr e e t, in p ic tu re No. 5. As you ca n
see by th e holes, r u ts a n d h ig h sh o u ld e rs, th e s tr e e t
itself is n o t o n e o f th e c ity ’s b est, e ith e r —ev en w ith
th e p a tc h e d p a v e m e n t w h e re th e se w e r w as laid,
O ne of th e m a jo r jo b s in fix in g th e s tr e e ts to an
a c c e p ta b le s ta n d a r d is c u ttin g th e m dow n to fit a
cu rb in g .
O n A n g el s tr e e t a t F irs t, in p ic tu re No. 6, is an
ex am p le o f d ro p -o ff re q u ire d fro m a n old s tr e e t to a
new. T ry th is o n y o u r b allo o n tir e s a t 15 m iles per
h o u r a n d y o u 'll th in k y o u 're on a ro lle r-c o a ste r,
E v e ry o p e r a to r o f a n a u to m o b ile is p ay in g fo r th e
p riv ileg e o f h a v in g b a d s tre e ts , in su ch te rm s as
b ro k en s p rin g s a n d ax les, ru in e d tire s an d g e n e ra l
d islo ca tio n of te m p e r.
\Ve illu s tr a te p u re n e g le c t in p ic tu re No. 7, on
L o m b a rd b etw e en B e rth a -B e a v e rto n h ig h w a y a n d
F a rm in g to n ro ad . T h is h alf-b lo c k o f ro ad , w h ich so
m a n y of u s m u s t tra v e l, is a n u n e n d in g h a z a rd ,
K now w h a t w e m e a n ? T a k e a look a t p ic tu re No.
8, a clo se u p o f on e o f th e c r a te r s in th e p re c e d in g
p ic tu re.
T h e r e ’s been a lo t o f ta lk a b o u t p o o r s tr e e ts an d
a lo t of b la m e a n d a c c u s a tio n s d ire c te d in th e m a t­
ter. B u t ta lk a n d a c c u s a tio n s g e t us n o w h ere. L et
us fac e re a lity .
T h e c ity c a n b u ild a p ro p e r s tr e e t. I t is re a d y a n d
w illing to do so u p o n p e titio n of th e p ro p e rty o w n ers
Involved a n d b e n e fite d . C o st is s p re a d o v er a long
p eriod o f tim e a n d th e r e s u lts n o t o n ly Im p ro v e th e
valu e of a d ja c e n t p ro p e rty b u t a lso im p ro v e g r e a tly
th e c ity itself.
In illu s tra tio n o f th is bold s ta te m e n t, w e p re se n t,
in p ic tu re N o. 9, a n ac co m p lish e d im p ro v e m e n t on
F irs t s tre e t, lo o k in g e a s t fro m S to tt. R e c e n tly co m ­
pleted, h e re is a city s tr e e t th a t is below th e s u r ­
face o f th e p ro p e rty It In te rse c ts, w ith c u rb in g an d
sid e w alk s.
T h is p ic tu re co uld be s u b s titu te d fo r all of th e
o th e r e ig h t p ic tu re s if th e people w ho co m p lain
ab o u t s tr e e ts w ould g et to g e th e r in an y n u m b e r of
w ays, p e titio n th e c ity a n d a g re e to s tr e e t a s se ss­
m en ts.
C om e o n , n eig h b o r! L e t’s m a k e a sta n d fo r good
city stre e ts .
(P h o to s by T ra v is C avens, B e a v e rto n U nion H ig h
School s tu d e n t)
As Seen in
PHOTOPLAY
JUNIOR PROM, a dream of a dress fit to twinkle with
the stars' A sweetheart neckline, bright buttons and a
billowy, tiered skirt add up to young flattery in <AQC
2-tone striped rayon taffeta. Junior sires 7 to 15.
V
MODE
A SHOP FOR WOMEN
ON BROADW AY
BEAVERTON
NOM
¡R E S T A U R f t K T ,
B IR T H D A Y E V E N T
L ittle T h e re s a S o re n sen c e le b ra ­
te d h e r six th b irth d a y Sept. 22.
w ith a p a r ty o f sm all frie n d s. P re s ­
e n t fo r th e occasion w ere B obby
N ielsen . D o u g las B alk an m , W ood
W ood b rid g e, H elen D en to n a n d th e
b irth d a y g ir l's siste rs, C a rle n e an d
J u lie A nn, a n d hei b ro th e r, G re g g
H ig h lig h t of th e day fo r T h e re s a
w as a c o n g r a tu la to ry cab le from
h e r f a th e r, C ap t. H G. S o ren sen ,
w ho is e n ro u te to New Y ork City.
featuring
CHINESE AND AMERICAN FOOD
Delicious foods anyone con enjoy— prepared by
superb Chinese cooks
D IC K
Y
FONG
Manager
Ph BEacon 2212
8645 S. W. Canyon Rd., West Slope
/ m PRFSS/ vc in CLEAN atiû ^ s !
D E N N IS W A Y N E G K A N D Y
M onday, S**pt 18. w as a g re a t big
d ay a t th e W a y n e G ra n d y hom e.
4937
N.
C o m m ercial.
P o rtla n d ,
w h ey an 8 lb., 15 oz . son w as b o rn
a t W ilcox M em o rial h o sp ital.
W a y n e is a g r a d u a te of B e a v e r­
to n HI an d a t p rese n t is a tte n d in g
d e n ia l college In P o rtla n d .
P a te rn a l g r a n d p a re n ts a r e Mr
a n d M rs C a rla s G ra n d y . 307 S.
W F a ir m a u n t D rive. B e av e rto n .
T R I P E A ST
M rs P e a rl l.a a r tz is e n jo y in g a
tr a n s c o n tin e n ta l tr ip an d will visit
a d a u g h te r in M o n tan a a n d on e in
New Y o rk C ity b efo re re tu r n in g
hom e.
\ws.w.v,v.v.\
I F1
il 1
i f i j UM
H O ST S
Mr. an d M rs. W . Ja co b s. S econd
s tre e t, w ere h o sts re c e n tly to M r
an d M rs T ed M tlca rc h of V an ­
co u v er, R C w h o a re on th e ir
w ed d in g tr ip
IH j y fiAY Me HAC H i * TH i N «S CHAvAWiTTeD AT
<Dtc <=¥<
our
n o ia
375 N W. Canyon Rood, Beaverton Phone 3891
L a n .M t a n d M oat M odern C le a n in g P la n t in W a sh in g to n Co
SUHOOI. SE< R E T \ K \
M rs. J e a n W ade h as been em
ployed by School D ist 48 as sec­
r e ta r y to E rro l H assell, school
su p e rin te n d e n t She lives a t 276
K ills av e n u e a n d w as last em ployed
by th e R a n d c o rp o ra tio n in Cal
Ifo rn ia. Stu- rep la ce s Mrs. Von
M etheney w ho h a s resig n ed to ca re
fo r h e r new baby.
V IS IT P A R E N T S
Mr an d M rs R a y H e m rtc h and
sons from O rc u tt, C alif v isited
re c e n tly
w ith
h is p a re n ts
Mr
an d Mr* C. F H e m rlc h
Mr an d M rs E E G o n ty an d
fam ily o f H ep p n e r. O re., visited
o ver a w eek end w ith M rs Oon-
tv*s p a re n ts. Mr an d M rs C F
H e m rtc h
Chevro let ad van ce -d e sig n trucks are A m e rica's
best buy! Certified ratings prove Chevrolet Load-
m aster engines deliver more net horsepower than
CHEVROLET
those of the principal standard equipped co nven­
tional trucks in their w eight c la s s ,
1 3,000 to
1 6,000 lb s., G ro ss V eh icle Weight. For the last
eight consecutive y e a rs, these trucks ha ve led the
field in sale s . . . are far ah e ad this year. M ake your
next truck a Chevrolet. Com e in and get the factsl
CA R R C H E V R O L E T CO.
BEAVERTON, OREGON
PHONES BEAVERTON 3333
CApitol 3141