The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, October 13, 1950, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextU. o f 0 # Library Eugene , Oregon * First First Section Section VOLUME 23, Number 38 14 PACKS TW O SECTION S Beaverton Asks Repeal of Ore. Statute Passed 1917 LAW REQUIRES MAINTENANCE OF ALL STATE AND COUNTY HIGHWAYS WITHIN BOUNDARIES BEAVERTON, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON Kiwanis Club Invites Gov. Oct. 18 Meet CAFETERIA USED TO FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1950 PROCLAMATION October. 13 to -1 > N ! ton al B usiness W o m e n s Week. The 1950 them e fot th< 23rd observance o f the week is “ M easure .Up for Full l ’ ntner- ship." As individuals and as a federation we hase on im portant part to play in c ntn- buting tow ard the sum t>• t * 1 of world progress. S U B S C R IP T IO N IN A D V A N C E - i '2 00 P E R Y E A R S IN G L E ! O FY KIVE C E N T S Campaign On Couneilmen Express Anger Crusade For At Sewer Contractor's Job Freedom Set METHOD OF REPLACING CITY STREETS FAILS TO SATISFY; CONTRACT COMPLIANCE EXPECTED DRIVE OF 1 WEEK ''A ll cou n ty roads o r public i and im proved in like manner as ACCOMODATE LARGE M em bers o f th SEEKS SIGNATURES city council, ’ to questions as to the full com - highw ays within the corp ora te oth er streets in said town and M ayor H. H. Jeffries singly and as group, expressed pliance o f the sew er contract. lim its o f the town ot Beaverton, | shall be under the full and com - ANTICIPATED CROWD anger and dissatisfaction at the which provided that G reets he put RATHER THAN CASH W ashington county, O regon, are plete con trol and" ju risdiction o f m ethod by which the Salem Sand back in com parable shape as be- hereby declared to be streets of I the cou ncil o f said town o f Bea- and Gravel com pany, sewer con- ‘ ore the sewer laying began, d e- said tow n and shall, upon the verton.” G overn or and Mrs. Douglas Mc- A full week drive within the I tractor, is replacing city streets d a r e d that $36,000 is still w ithheld passage o f this act, be accepted T he above law, passed in 1917. K ay will be guests o f the Kiw.inis B eaverton area in behalf o f the I follow ing installation o f mains, “ nd cou ncil approval will be by said town as streets thereof, has arisen to haunt the city o f Club o f B eaverton, at the regulai n ec- Crusade for F reedom was agreed iate,-als and side sewers. essary before it is teleased. and shall be w orked, maintained Beaverton, a ccord in g to report at meeting, o n the evening o f W ednes upon O ctober 9 at a m eeting u etlng in M ayor H. H. Jeffries. In answer M eanwhile, Carl Green, con su lt- the O ctober 9 meeting o f the city day, Oct. 18. The gong sounds at the B eaverton Legion hall, attend- | I ing sanitary engineer o f C unning council, particularly in respect to!*»:30 as usual. Mr. and Mrs. G rigori Kleschuk *’d by representatives o f the Am er- I ham and Associates, has in form ed ----- ---------- «• ----- -------- ------- | and their baby gon, Mihail, after ican Legion and A uxiliary; V F W attention by the W ashington coun-| i The m eeting has ---- been moved the Salem Sand and Gravel, thru ty com m issioners o f county roads Horn the K iw anis Hall to the caf- fiVe years in H itler's concentration and A uxiliary; junior ch am ber of j C larence Wilson, superintendent, in the city. eteria at the High School. This cam p, arrived in Portland by plane com m erce and Jaycee w ives; K i j that "It Is im perative that necesa- F ive tow ns in the state w ere was done as it is anticipated many Sunday m orning. O ctober 8. at wanis club and B PW club. ary w ork be done as rapidly as singled ou t by, the 1917 legislature o f the m em bers will wish to bring 2;25 a. m. T hey were met at the It was explained that while do- possible, in order that it m ay be fo r identical laws: Am ity, M yrtle friends. airport by the R ev. and Mrs. King _ nations will be gladly accepted In I I com pleted before heavy rains set Point, M onm outh, Gaston and B ea This will be a Ladies Nile. The antj ta k e n to their new home on behalf o f the proposal to establish | in . . . “ Considerable w ork is still verton. E xplanation is that these food will be piepared oy the staff Farm ington R oad. a chain o f non-m ilitary, non-gov- | needed to place the streets in the tow ns were anxious to have state of the High School cafeteria and The fam ily were brought as dis- ernm ent radio stations to carry KERKMAN PLANS TO condition that existed before side highw ays put through their areas the menu will be M aster-m inded placed persons from the D. P. the m essage o f D em ocracy to all TEN MORE LISTED sew er construction was begun last and this law was offered as an in by that em inent ch ef F elix French cam p at M unich by Bethel Con- I o f M id-Europe and Asia, the cam - APPOINT BOARD FOR spring." ducem ent. Dressing Sorbets. gregational Church. Because Mi- |*»ign will be prim arily directed FOR OCT. 18; EXAMS At the meeting, It was voted t o The cou ncil directed Dave L o f- hail was so young, he was born in to the collection o f signatures to l HOUSING PROPOSAL accept the bid o f N. R. M urner to gren, city attorney, to prepare a the cam p A ugust 10th. they were be entom bed at the base o f the FOR MONTH TAKEN ch eck and spread assessm ents for bill to subm it to the W ashington flow n the entire distance. They | F reedom Bell, in West Berlin. W ll- | A low -rent public housing p ro cou nty legislative delegation ask sew er and side sewers, in th e boarded their plane in Munich on its Cady is the designated chair- in d u cted into arm y service on am ount o f WOO. gram fo r W ash in gton county, ing repeal o f this bill, Section W ednesday the 4th and arrived in man fo r the eastern end o f W ash ! 0cU )hei. u were an additional 8 R egard in g a sidew alk on Sec- with eig h t 5-room units fo r Banks, 100-1707 OCLA. P ortland the 8th. tngton county, serving as a region - young men o i the county, with street between S tott and is prom ised by the Federal P ublic A nother developm ent in the Pleased to see A m erica and to al assistant to Arthur K roeger. I ten more listed to go on O ctober E ricksen, no reply is noted fro m H ou sin g A dm inistration, a ccord in g cou nty-city situation was hlgh- H illsboro, w h o heads the cou nty 1B Q— — ........ *------ L eaving by stream liner to Chi- j be ab,e to ' est and " lax *n conv 18. Pre-induction examinations for a letter recently sent to the sch ool to H. D. K erkm an, w ho declares | lighted by a letter from the Lea- organization. a total of 101 diaftees out o f a board o f district 48. Complaintt- he is abou t to appoint a five-m an gue o f O’regon CitieS declaring ca go and continuing by bus to tort' M r’ and Mr9 KIeachuk are A table bearing scrolls fo r sig- , , . . „ , ... . " , scheduled 136 com plete the O cto are being received that sch ool com m ission to adm inister the pro that with form ation o f a cou nty Lima. Ohio. H ow ard Smith and i anxious to learn o f ,be United natures will he set up In the First t Mike Hauth .of Beaverton, took States and o f ° re* on Sunda> ' at bet task, reported Mrs. Barbara I cblld,,1n h“ ye nowhere to walk but gram . planning com m ission the B eaver S ecurity Bank and In the B eaver 1:30 P' m ' there W‘ U b<> . a P0t Iuck tba >«adway. The council de- A ccord in g to in form ation from ton planning com m ission ’s juris- delivery o f D istrict 48's new school dinner ton Pharm acy on F riday and S at M cLeod, board see,eta,y. in the com m un ity room of Men goin g Into uniform Included i cldud to «g »m call this to the at- the govern m en t, a special pro- j diction within seven miles o f city busses, returning on O ctober 10 the ch urch when the new fam ily urday o f this week. Others will he after a trip through half the con- vision o f the housing act o f 1949 limits is now cut to city limits, their friends of the placed in various business ........... F loyd U Elliott. Banks; W illiam “ “" “ on *>f the school board ami can meet pU ces f o 'H a llo ia n , Route 2. T ig a rd ; "th e, wise to initiate the im prove- m akes it possible fo r county gov- j H ereafter, it Is pointed out. all j tinent. ch urch. throughout the area. A t W heatland, W yom ing, Smith W illiam E. Troutm an. N orth ment ern m en t to take advantage o f fed- ! subdivisions In the Beaverton area T he apartm ent with its furniture Ministers w ill he con tacted with eral and state legislation to pro must pass county, not city, plan j visited m any old classm ates o f and a well stocked larder were request for mention o f the Cru- P lains Nathat R W oodward. G as ' Question o f H enry Mayfield, city j som e 18 years ago. V isiting the ton ; W illiam M Hughes. R oute P ^ c e officer, not paying an o c c u - vide adequate rental hom es fo r ning requirem ents. provided by special com m ittees of sade for F reedom along with Sun fifth grade o f public school in low -in com e fam ilies who are vet the ch urch. Mr. and Mrs. Philip day sermons. I. R. Metzler, super- ''' H illsboro, Melvin J. Canby, Bux- pation tax for his sand and gravel ; his old home town while the stu erans or are living in substandard, Held were heads o f the com m ittee intendent o f the B eaverton union ,o n ’ * ,a '<> ^'hn eld er, Forest G rov e; business cam e up for discussion, dents were learning about Oregon Albert I The Th<‘ sentim ■•ntlment was that there dilapidated or crow ded dwellings. for furniture and equipment. Mrs high school has also agreed to co- and and A lber* F. * 1 Lee. 1 Gaston. 'aston ent was from geograp hy books, he pro Nam es of the ten to leave O cto- was "«> valid excuse T h# program , know n as the Rural W alter V an Kleek and Mrs. ¡op erate with the drive Inasfar as N am es of the len to le&ve O cto- was no valid excuse for for this re- ceeded to give an hour’s lecture on her 18, in the last call of the fusal and that notification be sent N on -F arm H ou sin g P rogram , rec the state before tw o differen t | C harles Shively wore heads o f the | the high school is concerned m onth, will be released for pub- M ayfield at once. ognizes that unsafe and unsani sections o f the grade. He also ans com m ittee for food and kitchen tary housing con ditions are not 'llo a tio n next week T he a ° uthapn P a cific railw ay. utensils. Mr. Charles Drew is head wered all the questions of the lim ited to large cities. On O ctober 2, 3« men showed up aaked about riKb l o f wa> *•*“ "<* o f the em ploym ent comm ittee. W ash in gton county realty hoard youngsters. A cou n ty housing authority o f in a call for 44 to take pre-induc- W eiby « h 0«“ store and H arry’s Ice N early every m em ber o f the con An interesting stop in W yom ing, tlon physical exam inations. On ( ream Parlor No. 2, on B io a d - five non-salai iied com m ission ers m em bers will com e to grips with gregation and m any friends o f the to 3 erv e fiva-jraar ta n a s ia e m - , the -county’s new planning corn- Smith continues, was at the "L it- O ctober 5, 65 o f a called total wa>' f °r “ «" ca«t Hun sew er p ip * com m ittees pow ered to em ploy salaried per- m ission O ctob er 16. 7 p. m., at tie America.*' service station, which | church h e'ped tkes o f 92 men took their v ^ n a t i o n s hne, fu rnished the -Uy ' .th ar has been ou tfitted as pne of the Provide the things necessary for sonnel to ca rry out its policies. the H illsboro Legion club, in a A nother pre-induction ch II W ex r nn The federal governm ent provides regular m eeting, announces John most luxurious stops on the en- hom e and kitchen, In the nine m onths from Janu- irminatlons is not experted during annual co,,t o f ,25 T he c o u "^ 11 tire trip. Mr. and Mrs. Kleschuk are liv- ary 1 to O ctober 4. 1950. the First , hP rest o f this month declared this outrageous and ind.- m oney to start the program . The E. Meeke, president. Gas pum ps are lined up for inK at 2191 Farm ington Road. Securlty Bank o f B eaverton has T hose who are called for pre- cated other means would be taken A uthority issues tax-exem pt bonds E xtensive discussion is expected to pay con stru ction costs and r e - 1 ¡n this m atter. All questions re- about 400 fe e t; deep pile rugs a n d , gained in deposits in the amount induction exam inations but fail to f° r * ? W*r hook“ P ° r ,h * ’t wo “ rm "' p ay the govern m en t fo r the initial gardin g subdivision regulations exquisite furnishings feature the o f $501,511, a ccord in g to Jay Gil)- show up becom e su bject to search b -Vl • 1’ “ ,e a o n '' oon investm ent. These bonds are guar- will be up fo r answ ers from the restroom s, a lon g with show er bath son, director. . by the U. S. attorney and the *»ltant ° ' W aale-Camplan ■ c om - anteed by the governm ent which, new regu latory body. Several of- facilities and electric shaving out- L oans during the same period Federal Bureau o f Investigation, pany, architects, o f Portland, ap- through the P u blic H ousing A d- ficials o f the com m ission, w hose lets. A deluxe restaurant is also also showed substantial increase. ' Continued evasion o f service will Peared in a m ysterious presenta- am ounting to a gain o f $397,371 m inistration, agrees to m ake up approval is necessary fo r housing outfitted in like style. O xer a mil- ......................... result in heavy penalty Mrs M e-i “ on He declared tw o Industrial Gibson points out that now de Cleod points out. the d ifferen ce each year betw een developm ents, will be present to lion dollars is reputed to have ilrm s o f Portland are eyeing «ip rent revenues and operating costs help cla rify t’he planning picture. gone into the installation establishm ent for Beaverton amt Third straight home gam e o f the positors have m ore protection for and bond retirem ent. Annual con - S om e attention m ay a so be paid The tw o bus drivers found the , season for B eaverton m atches the their accounts. A man and his Miggested the city take certain, trtbution m ay not exceed 4 4 * the idea o f cou nty zoning, a Sys- surprising fact that various states o n re .defeatP(1 Beaver, wUh a vla. wife may each hold a $10,000 ac- steps to encourage this d evelop o f the total housing project cost, tern w hich can not he en forced they crossed require an en try fee. m afi8rPpa„ on )f N ew berg. with count in individual names and in ment. He refused to say w hich E xem ption o f the dw ellings from w ithout the approval o f the pub- with heavy penalty assessed toi „ m tim e at 8 p m F riday Oct addition have a joint account ■ firm s are interested but averred taxation is a , e q u ip m e n t o f state lie b y cou nty-w id e election. non-com pliance. 13 N ew berg also has one T Y V E ach o f the three accou n ts would that a payroll o f 200 to 300 persons law. B ut thme local housing auth Seeking a large turnout, Meeke Smith, a truck driver in his own |eaRue ,OS9 he Insured to $10 000 and a m axi-I is prom ised This arch itect firm ority m ay make paym ents in lieu requests all realty board m em bers right in Beaverton, reports that wef>k Beavers fought a for the c o u p le ' o f $30.000 is the one now undertaking the llv M rs. M y rtle ILuiseh o f taxes , . enlargem ent of the B eaverton . . . up to 10% o f shelter I to in form him as to reservations. . by con . versation with oth er drivers ^ losing battle against tw o adver he learned the “ cod e - o f f i | »aries, a heavier rent paid by tenants -as com pen- ------ som e o f ,fc" " ----- . H illsboro eleven 3 first Q uarterly . . C onference . S afew ay . store, a . Job . which ha. The . , . . . ligh ts” used by transcontinental and G eneral Mud ariti R ain. Final . .L. Cl . ,, ; . set to begin, N ye declared, ow sat ion for services provided. o f the H rst M ethodist Church WBS I October 10 | truckers , to pass pertinent . E stim ated shelter cost, per . . . . . mes- f score was 18 to 7. after a scoreless conducted M onday night by the , . . . i sages , and , . quarter. . _ District „ Superintendent, , , 7 „ R ev Ol- Study is .. being on month, is $23 which, with water . w arn ing B to vehicles en- first . . . . , . . . made . _ . t ht' countered. . . for . .. . O .. width o f F ifth street, from T u ck e r and utilities, is not supposed to _. , . Standout the B eavers were iver J. from P ort and. The T he , m iddlew est, a ccord in K g , to the Jim m y Tsugaw a. Jim m y M cKnight. exceed $30. Total paym ent from , . O fficia l Board attended and in j to Franklin, preparatory to pjan* travelers’ observations, experienced . Ed R am sdell, Bill Miller, Chuck , tenant and governm ent approxi The B eaverton"' club will ushe, their bualnaM n o e U n c , eoaoMorotf o f extending the street through „ , ___ _ an exception ally cold and wet . . m ates a m axim um $54.49 per purchase o f a church organ to Sandberg’s addition at B eaver Pack 208, Beaverton C ub Scouts, | , ummer< wttb gomp o f the crops H olland and Lyle K ingsley, al- in Business W om en s week by though the entire squad took to m onth. grou p attendance at Pilgrim Luth The installation o f a Baldwin ton Highlands, next spring. starts its y e a r s activities at a j n ot reaching full m aturity on the field with determ ination and N i- ■ ell m eeting ia O c t o ei in ■ .......... l " 3o a m Sunday b th, O regon Mualc com m eeting called fo r 7:30, O ctober schedule. T here were m an y com - fightin g spirit. H illsboro stars 'I. ................ i “ - ------ ------------ - ------ .. ,. A lbert Leopold. Connie , . . In ,h e afternoon the club [»any o f Portland on a trial basis bPr 16' j 13 at the M erle Davies public j plaints o f farm ers regard in g more were l grade school, a ccord in g to H ow ard , raln than was wanted. In Septem - Sproul, Jerry LaBlanc and L a v e m i* " b ost” « « t a tea. held at the was approved, and a pledge sys- I “ home o f Mrs. E m m a Boyd. 25 SW i tern fo r the purchase was set up j Smith, cubm aster. | b er, O hio experienced its first M eacham . 2 to 5 o'clock . Mrs. W esley E llis will serve as Them e o f the m eeting will be f rnsk. First Hilhi score cam e in the ItlV,tatlonH havp bppn extpndpd organist for .Sunday services. I Indian custom s and cerem on ials |______ second quarter after a punt by othpr R p w cJubH ag w H , Family Arrives In Beaverton At End Of DP Camp Gov't. Offers Wash. Co. Low Rentals Eight Leave For Army On October 11th j Pair Travels To Ohio To Pick Up School Dist. Bus County Realtors Meet Planning Group on Oct. 16 First Security Gains \ Million In Deposit Total Beaverton Plays Newberg Friday; Each Has 1 Loss First Quarterly Conference Ok's Organ Purchase Beaverton Club Observes Week With Activities Cub Scouts Play Indian at First Pack Date Oct. 13 Legion Auxiliary Pnbiic Sociable Bio: All Oct. 18 A real open house and social „¡„u . . . . , _ . . night is planned fo r next W ednes- - a y night. O ctober 18th at the A m erican Legion Hall. All vet erans and fam ilies are invited to attend the program which will begin at 8:30. F or som e time there has been a grow in g need for a party where n ew com ers to the com m un ity and long tim e residents may meet on com m on ground. The A m erican Ivegion A uxiliary has planned free even in g o f program and re freshm ents. All veterans and friends are urged to attend to renew old and m ake new friendships while en jo y in g a pleasant time Knife and Fork Club Schedules Meeting Oct. 17 R egular m eeting o f the K n iff and F ork club o f W ashington cou n ty is announced by Vica Goodm an, secretary, as Tuesday O ctober 17. 6:30 p. m . In the Peter Boscow sch ool cafeteria. H illsboro Featured speaker will be Imre K ovacs w h o is described as "tall handsom e and possessed o f a charm ing personality." F urther in- form ation has not been offered. ------ - "A D D L E CL1 B N IG H T Thursday even in g at the hom e o f " and Mrs. Chet H uddleston on ^ a tso n R oad. and Smith has arranged to have some o f the boys dressed in N ava- . , ° All boys ' betw een 8 and 11 years who are interested in the cub scout m ovem ent are urged to at tend with at least one parent. A need for additional den m others is expected. At this first m eeting o f the fall season. B obcats aw ards will be I made new com ers. Last year (bere WPrP abou t 50 boys partlci- . m tb e. ivity and already this year, arranged. there are eigh t S I© P © L IO V IS Hear Candidate 5peak on Korea Byrd from the goal line was tak en on the H illsboro 36 and return- ed to the 30 yard line. In seven plays, k p rou ly charged across through the cent«-, o f the line for the tally. Point attem pt after : touchdow n, in two tries, was no I ! good, l A fum ble on the B eaverton 13. i In the second quarter, gave the H illsboro Spartan- the ball and fou r plays later, Is*opnld charged over. Again the conversion failed At the O ctober 9 m eeting o f the R W est Slope L ions club, a dinner a ffa ir held at the W ah N om cafe, R o y R . H ew itt, candidate fo r con- gress from the first district, pre sented an in form ative talk on K orea. itt pointed out that K o r e a 1 Half ended Hilt " r> 12. B aavsi dens has long been densely populated ! ton 0 and fo r most o f its h istory has - T he third quarter was a see- been a vassal state. T h ere are *aw skid, with neither side quite m any indications, how ever, that ! m aking pay dirt. In the start the people have a passionate | o f the third quarter, from the 29 yearning fo r au ton om y Lack o f R am sdell ram bled to the 18 yard food is the strongest reason, the line, from where Tsugaw a scurried ' -- M cK n ight speaker held, that N orth K orean s ' across the goal line. DeMolays Install October 14th In Public Ceremony oth#, oiv(c c|uhH o f fhp , n observatlon o f the W(>pk , erg are )aced looa, gtore w ,nd. <inws There will he a daily broadcast . ' 'i '. " * _ ‘ w ,, k from station koto , u g m On TtIMd I) ' ternoon, Oct. 17, 2 o ’clock, over KOAO. will he a broadcast on the su b ject “ The K ey to P ublic Af- fairs,” with C harlin c E dw ards and Edna Duggan participating and , with a special m essage from Gov- |crn ot M cKay. The local club Is sopnsoring an essay w riting con test as a special feature. T he Public A ffairs dlnnei will I ' ' . <lJPr al ,b r Merle Davies ' P m. Rep. W alter Nor- b ad w ,n h* ,h e »P «aker o f the ' evening On N ational Business W om en's W eek, President Trum an said I am glad that Am erican wo- mpn grp rj|l|nK to th#l)r op p ortun. Local Delegation Attend Ceremony AAUW Observes 0 f Cornerstone The C ornerstone Laying cer em ony o f the new F irst M ethodist United Nations Church at H illsboro was read Sun by the Bishop tterald K en At Oct. 14 Meet day nedy, w ho extended hi* g r w t in r In con nection with their observ ance o t “ N day at their Octobe» “ m eeting m em bers o f Forest O rove-H lllsboro branch o f A A lfW w*ll hear Dr. L ydia W inkler, Lin- Held college, speak on "W om en of the Umitad N ations". Place of the 1 P- m. luncheon m eeting is Hills- boro C ongregational church. P rospectlve m em bers will he guests. R eservations can be phoned to Mrs W. W E bm eyer, Beaver- ton ; Mrs Edw in B row n, H illsboro; and Mrs Jennings Peters. Forest Grove. have fallen victim to the w ooing converted iFnal Spartan v ire follow ed the 'o f Com m unism , with its prom ises W S (S G E N E R A L M E E T IN G Public installation o f o ffic e r s in drive follow in g the B eaverton o f a full belly. General m eeting o f the W 8C 8 o f ¡the Beaverton chapter. Order of Hewitt, opposin g incum bent W al- k ick off. Seventeen plays and one the First M ethodist church will be DeMolav. will be presented on held at the hom e o f Mrs. Alm a Saturday. O ctober 14. at 8 p m , tlon. has served as dean o f the fessions T heir participation in the Thom as. 260 N. E Broadway, Fri by the Palestine chapter. W esley activities o f offices, conference day afternoon. O ctober 13. law school at W illam ette untver- ' Mitchell, o f the P alestine chapter, sity and on the faculty Of Oregon i room « and legislative halls is good Mrs W alter C avaness will lead will give a flow er talk. R efresh- State college. 1He is running on IN SP E C T S STOC K -Y A R D for the county. the w orship and Mrs. L. L. Walker ments will be served follow in g the i W alter E Geltnsky, Jr., Just re the D em ocratic ticket. The club has a crusade for will present the program R efresh- cerem ony. turned from a five w eek trip freedom both at Beaverton Phar Councilors being installed are through G lacier National P ark, at m acy Friday and Saturday so that m ents will be served at 1:30. T 1 V L E A G l E ST A N D IN G S P roject work will be discussed Donald Seiden, m aster cou n cilor; tended the Canadian L egion Con- anyone wishing to sign the Free- at the business m eetin g Mrs Edna w L Alton Byrd, senior cou ncilor, and % ven tlon at W ln n epeg,C w is4u, then dom grrf)|| mav d o so. . j . , ,, . a * r . Sheets is con d u ctin g the sale o f i no 3 0 H illsboro Peter Lindherg. Junior councilor, utility baskets. Other work ia soon 0 1.000 3 On Saturday. O ctober 21. thi Oregon City C ity where he inspected the stock 0 f -H sK W IN C . G K O I'P to be announced. nnn yards 2 1 Beaverton j chapter will hold its sem i-form a Myrtle Chapter N o. 15 OES 8e 666 2 1 N ew berg Fall Fantasy dance. Feature« On his return, he visited friends ; mg met for luncheon and ' t HOIK PRACTICE START 1 2 333 in Denver, C o lo , and w atched a ■ buiiy group T igard d ay 0 f ««-wing last F riday at 2 T he first m eting o f the choir o f _ , _ , i ____ __________ « i _ D .. k K u 1- « - - - r>------ I M cM innville 1 * 333 refreshm ents will he served skiing event In R abbit’s Ear Pass. ¡ fhp homp o f Mrg w E Gelinsky ; thP First M eihodlst church was 1 0 000 T ick ets for the dance are avail- W est Linn on S E Ixim bard St. t Twin held Thursday night. A group o f F orest Grove 0 3 able from members. 000 Maples o f Beaverton 24 responded. in a [»reaching service Othe. pr "enting their congratulation* “ ** R ev. O. J. Gill, District, » iu ^ r intendent o f the F orest G rove area, the Rev. Ralph Kleen, pastor o f the Forest G rove M ethodist Church, and Rev. Kenneth Coate.« the C ongregational church o f H illsboro, T hose attending from the B ea- verton ch urch were Mr. and Mrs^ Charles R osem an and the R ev an<1 Mr* H orace H. Mounts, A c o ffe e hour fo r the v .s lt.o * ministers and their wives was g ra ciously presided over by Mrs. Clar ence F orsberg at the parsonage. Junior Teacher Presents Pupils _ # If) P lfln O R fiC I T C li P atricia Madden, Joyce E n righ t's Junior piano teacher, presented her pupils in a small recital W ednesday, O ctober 4 in her home. Those participating were C arol T hom pson. R oberta W herlty, Jan- ice Johnson, and N ancy H all o f Beaverton, plus W esley B row n am f 11 une o f Aloha. The audience consisted o f the m others a n i J o y 'c. Enright Light refreshments were served afterwards.