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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1950)
---- eNTHWlSt-Fr.doy, October 13, 1950 pTA PRESEN TS E X P L O R A T IO N Enters UCLA For OP BASIC SUPPORT INCREASE Mr». Edna Hlethen PLANNING ROOM P A R T U S Navy ROTC Stud M cK By A Y - P R O G R E S S — Errol T he room m others and teachers "Cat" Expedition Social Shower Turns Back Ruts Shadows Stork As People Watch Soon-Schedule the refreshm ent com m ittee. Mrs. M etheney was secretary to Errol Hassell. Supt. o f Beaverton grade school until ju st recently. READ PORTLAND AUTHOR Haase!!, B eaverton sch ool super- met foi a social a fltm o o n last ' S Y L V A N A perform an ce equal Mrs. H oaglin's fourth grade class Mis. Von M etheney was honored Intendent will be guest speaker at Thursday. Plans fo r loom activ- to a three ring circu s held the rea M onday O ctober 3rd with a bahy have brought m any pictures to the M cK ay P T A m etin g Friday. lties were discussed. ¡dents o f S. W . 57 ave. spellbound show er by the laities from the sch ool to enrich o u r science les O ctober 13th prom ptly at 8 p. m. Several parties are In the future the last w eek in Septem ber. Their B eaverton Church o f Christ at the sons. She has started to read “ T he E veryon e interested in hearing tor all room s. avenue has been tran sform ed from C hester Huddleston home on Wat B ounces o f O ynthiann" written by about the B asic School Support D R O P O N E P I KL TWO." a rutted bum py terrain to a thor- son. Evelyn Lampman of Portland. ‘ Bill, to be voted on N ovem ber bal- Mrs. V erne Bruten icker has ou gh fare w orthy of the name, The house was decorated with a Mrs. Lam pm an also w rote "Crazy lot is cord ially invited to attend, been teaching several of the upper o . p . D ennis and three « jiu , bassinett of flow ers. The guest of C reek,” a story which fascinated The business m eeting will follow gu id e girls how to kni: Donald. Dale and Dallas, d rove the honor was seated beneath an urn- the 4th graders lust year. 28 pu the guest speaker SOLOING M K A T U M Kl R8 pils In the 4th grade had perfect to brella o decoiated with flow First grade parents will be host Seaside, just after the opening banish the ruts and bum ps alm ost , ,,rs and f pink ribl)on T h „ ifts were attendance last month. fo r the eveniA t. o f the deer hunting -. w in . had like m agic in the course o f a week. presented all pinned on a clothe- RECREATION AT HOME evidence o f bulging meat lockers It was about the only w ork done rack as if to dry. The guest of The T iga rd -M cK a y H om e E xten and one o f the most successful W ATCH ! on .»7th. Mr. Dennis asked if the h on or received many lovely and sion Unit will meet Tuesday, Oct. seasons in years. w om en didn't have any h ousew ork useful gifts 17 at the hom e o f M rs. Chester The S IG N A L rep ort- that fifty K ingsley Beaverton Lum ber G am es suitable fo. a baby show- R obin son at 10 a. m. deer were brou ght into local m ar to do and on Saturday the men left the usual chores to w atch er were p)ayed inJ refreshm ents P ro je ct will be "R ecreation at kets for processin g on the first C o m p an y's Ad Next W eek from every va n tagep o.m the t r e - . o f pink and blu„ u t.d cook ies and H om e" with M is. E. L. Trevarthen day o f hunting. P H O N E B E A V E R T O N 3201 o f T igard leading. At least that many more had m ondous shoving and pulling o f tapioca pudding were served by rocks and dirt. WIN 4-H RED RIBBON' been brought to one Eviter estab Mrs. F loyd Johnson said they —— —~ ~ “ Elaine Hansen, H arris Hansen, lishment in A storia and t large and Jam es Blethen have been rep num ber handled at other -bops or were like children at a circu s with their m ouths wide open. Mrs. Paul resenting this district at various’ by hunters. Jones had lunch on their fron t P a cific International 4H activities. M ost o f the deer cam e fiont the In the cro p ju d g in g contest, rep Onion peak area, opened for the lawn in spite o f the dust so they resenting W ashington cou nty the first time this year. Yet In spite I w ou ldn ’t miss a thing It w as hard three won a red ribbon, O ctober 7 o f hunters crow d in g the vicinity, to send the children o ff to school. The neighbors all joined in sup HOPES TO LEAVE HOSPITAL on ly one accid en t o f a minor na plying the w orkm en with cold Martin R auch spent the week ture resulted. drinks when it was .so hot and, end with his fam ily. He Is expect A buck dressing ou» at more ed hom e to stay from the hospital than 175 pounds and brought down w ith sudden cold, hot co ffe e . Mr. Dennis said they never had by the end o f October. several weeks ago by bow and a r such a good tim e on a p roject the ONE OF SUCCESSFUL row, still rem ains the largest local Fred B randt was one o f the suc- kill. One bu ck taken was a partial residents were so frien d ly and cessful deer hunters, others home albino, w hite with some brown [ generous. it the eety. p l.a i.n t wey to teve Dow n the street one boy w ants a ey! ZO N O LITE* intuletion will cut et not so lucky, still others not re- j spots and patches, which is desig t bicycle "the road is sm ooth and at 40% ott your fuel bill, end that's turned.______________ 1 nated an u ncom m on type. there are no ob jection s left n ow ” . economy! ZONOLITE will keep your warmer, dryer and coiiar! (on ly the assesm ent tax) last week-end. Bill Bally and his folk s went to Seaside. Bill took 'Z O N O LIT E is the registered trade- his little dog along for the first mark of the Zonolite Company. tim e, and say it Is the last time ] too, fo r the d o g w as a big nui- HEAR STO R Y OF BAMBI ' sance. M ary Jo N oel went to Os- T erry T rachsel brought his rec- , w ego to see the watet -kiing, en- ord album o f the B am bl story, I jo y the free m erry-go-round and and the children o f the first grade movie. T he P ilgrim Lutheran church in Mrs. H osk in ’s room enjoyed H erbert Van W inkle wont to his building com m ittee of R oland listening to it. Bryant B erg also ( aunt's hom e in Portland to see W ollm uth, ch airm an ; A lfred B oet brought records to listen to dur m issionaries ju st returned from tcher, R obert Johnson, L aw ren ce ing rest period Som e o f potted A frica. He enjoyed seeing the In just one afternoon, four Gross. Melvin Meyer, R ich ard Dur- plants are grow in g and we hope m any things they brought back, hours, you c a n insulate del, and Lorenz Falk, recen tly fo r pretty bloom s soon. all representative o f Africa. Mary presented the plans for a new your attic with Zonolite On cou n tin g chart six pupils Lou R in k er’s father went deer . . . the insulation with a church o ffice for the con gregation . LIFETIME GUARANTEE! have gold stars now. T his means hunting near Nehalem river and T he plans were adopted by the that they are able to cou nt to 100. got a deer. She says the head is voters o f the con gregation In a T hey are Carrie E dw ards, G ary so pretty that It ought to be recent meeting. King. Karen Olsen, V ick ie Oliver, : mounted T he new building is to be built M ichael K o h lh o ff and Bryant K athy has a new cock er on the west side o f the P ilgrim . ____ „ spaniel w hich she has named. church w hich is located on F arm UNI SI AL SQUASH C A R T Sandy". ington road near Menlo, and be The second grade at Tualatin T he fifth grade has been study used as an o ffice , pastor’s study, V iew school has an unusual veg ing about B enjam in Franklin in and, on Sundays, to help house the etable man that rides in a squash history. Mr. R ollings, Carl’s father, fast-grow ing Sunday school. cart drawn by funny vegetable We can help you arrange for eaiy payments . . . on any Arnold E nger, con tractor, Is In sent a 16 mm sound film for us to horses. type, of remodeling, repairing, insulating, or painting! see on F riday afternoon. It was charge o f con stru ction o f the new D uring language period several We’ re your complete building material headquarters! building with m em bers o f the as very interesting and helpful. children told about interesting sociation helping in the building w eek-end trips. Ruth D avis had a LOOKING FOR MONEY o f it. happy surprise when she returned T he sixth grade needs more Rev. A Schm ldtke Is pastor from her trip. N ot on ly her pet m oney in the class treasury, so on o f the church cat greeted her, but there was an W ednesdny, O ctober 11th, will give addition o f fou r little kittens as a can d y sale right after lunch. ON R A L L Y SU N D A Y well. D ick P ettingell sold apples la s t Our enrollm ent in the 2nd grade w eek and brought in 48 cents to 1 B eaverton Church o f Christ is now up to 30 pupils. Claudia V ance Osborn, treasurer. observed prom otion and R ally Day Jackson from Sylvan joined our Sunday O ctober 1st. The Sunday j B onnie P rink, is a new pupil in group this week. School put on a special program the class. She com es from the R O O M C LU B O F F IC E R S I follow ed by class prom otions. The | F. D. PECK, Mgr. PHONE 3821 A bernathy sch ool in P ortland The B arnes school 2nd grade whole church en joyed a basket BEAVERTO N , OREGON T he 7th grade class has been i dinner and have organized a room club o f fellow ship follow in g which G ary R ose is president. collectin g inform ation about the m orning services. Our best salesmen are our satisfied customers Judy M osh ofsky is vice-president United Nations, and will m ake a and Carol V ernon is Secretary, scrapbook cov erin g the w ar In Ko- E veryone in the room is w ork ing rea- Larry Mittelstadt has m oved to with a com m ittee to keep the Multnomah. room neat and attractive. Everyone Is collectin g pictures and bringing them to scien ce class. T here they are cla ssify in g them under headlines o f tam e and wild animals. Beaver R adio will fix that car radio reasonably L E A F BOOKLET PROJECT The 3-b class have started m ak ing leaf book lets in our study o f G raveside services fo r Louie trees and leaves. Sally Sm ithson brought m any d ifferen t branches H urtig o f N. W . H ocken St., Bea o f autumn leaves w hich are very verton, were held at Crescent colorfu l at this time o f year. Our G rove Cem etery on T uesday, Oct. science exhibit has had several 3, at 10:30 a. m. The Rev. George new additions this week. Shirley S pringer officiated. Pegg's M or P eterkort brought an abalon e shell tuary, Beaverton was In charge of and a large pine con e from C al services. ifornia. R itch ie Stevenson brought Mr. H urtig passed away in his We Carry a Complete Line of G E Tubes som e interesting sea shells. sleep on Septem ber 30th. He had W e have enjoyed the m usic and been a resident o f B eaverton for story records that were brou ght in over tw enty years. He was born by T om m y W atson, S hirley Peter- on Feb. 13th, 1881 in Sweden. He kort and Jim m y M orton. W e ate had been living In retirem ent for GENERAL ELECTRIC m aking G ood Health posters which the last few years • Across From Telephone Office % were Inspired from daily inspec- His only surviving relative Is RADIO TUBES .’ tion period, as well as textbook a sister, Mrs. Julia W oll o f Lodge Phone 4942 Beaverton, Ore , reading. Pole, South Dakota, I Mrs. G eorge, room m other, visit- --------- od both 3rd grades this week, and | brought each room a c o lo rfu l bou | quet of zinnias. PRESIDENT’S CABINET On O ctober 2nd the 3-a class I elected o ffice rs for the month P age Gilbert Is our president, Jim mie Farah is our vice-president j and Diane G lasnapp is our secre tary. The president then appointed room helpers fo r the week, who will assist in passing b ook s and papers, and in keeping the room LADIES’ SUITS tk COATS AT LOW PRICES—BUY UPSTAIRS—Get more for vour mooey. Thousands of New Fall Suits A Coats orderly. T hree room -helpers will at the l o w e s t prices In Portland!—We carry every size from 10 to 50. Also a complete line of H sites for the shorter woman. Every retain o ffic e till m id-term garment Is 100'; virgin wool. Some of these prices are actually below wholesale eost. Since Sharon K in g sits near the ’ 1 0 0 ° ' o Virgin Wool 1 100 LADIES' door she is hospitality chairm an 1 1 answers all k n ock s at the door 1 Gabardine ; and admits visitors. Keith Horin** and Kenneth Conklin are m ail men. W hen the real m ail-m an i h u t s Gabardine, small checks and 100% wool; sizes 10 to 18; drives up and honks his horn they other materials; 100',% virgin green, brown, blue, black, other Tweeds and Solid Colors | wool; size* 10 to 44; also H 1 run out to bring in the packages, i colors; values to 29.95, now be 1 Wine, gr«en. brown, grey; sizes ( sizes; reds, greens, beige, pink, low wholesales price at only 1 0 0 % Wool. 38 to 50 Som etim es they have to call for ! 10 to 18. Values to 3!* 95. white, brown. Values to 3995. 14 95! help when the packages are large 1 and heavy. * OF SENSES T H E R E A R B 3 M any o f the class brought p ic tures illustrating the 5 senses which others In the class mounted OPEN 9 A. M. — USE OUR LAY A W A Y PLAN and put up fo r a border In front o f the room . W e have been study ing about these In our Health class. FROM COLUMBUS, OHIO B ETW EfN B R O A D W /Y A PARK Take Elevator Upstairs The fifth grade has a new pu PHONE BE 3756 Over Kntghf'i Shoe Store pil from Columbus, Ohio, whose name is Adele Fink Several children took nice trips R i> ‘»n Dale W alker, son o f Mr ana Mrs. C B. W alker o f E rickson Ave. has entered UCLA under the .Naval R eserve O fficers training program . He graduated from Beaverton high school in 1948. A m ong the upper third o f his class scholastic- illy and com pleted his fir at year 3 j in en gin eerin g at Vanport College, last year. In sports Bryan won his letter in track, tyin g for first place In ^ the pole vault, for the north west ern ju n ior colleges. He is pledging Theta Chi fra ter It a brand new* S U R IN for speedy, temporary nity at UCLA. Checks fisociizhig Sciatic Pain Fast! tritt*/ o f local, superficial pains o f arihiitis, »euriti* rheumatism, btirsiti», sciatica, lum- ami also fatigue and muscular aches and p.iius o f simple colds. 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Unlike oil heaters limited to the use o f one or two types of fuel oil, S P A R K oil heaters give clean, efficient heat with FOUR T Y P E S O F FU EL O IL : • No. I oil or kerosene (sim ilar to the fu el used by jet p la n e s ). • No. 2 oil. • No. 3 oil. • Motor diesel oil. Last winter, for example, SPARK heaters using common motor diesel oil provided thousands o f homes throughout the nation with clean, satisfying warmth! See your S P A R K dealer for a demonstra tion o f this versatile, years-ahead S P A R K oil burning heater. Louie Hurtig, 69 Passes Sept. 30; Resident 20 Yrs. BEAVER RADIO % SINGER'S NEW FALL Suit & Coat Large Size New Fall SPARKHEATERS COATS mr ^ * p n Jm l y SPAR K STOVE CO . INC * O A K L A N D I. O U .I f rv GALES FURNITURE At Haskell Center Phone 4156 Beaverton, Oregon C O A T S j ; fai S U IT S j 14 ” 29 ” j j 19 ” SINGER DRESS CO. 716 S. W. MORRISON i 12 .68 602 ROYAL BLDC.
