BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, October 27, 1950
LADIES DISCLOSE VARIETY OF
WAYS $2 ASSESSMENT EARNED
DOUBLE ILLNESS
lira. Hattie Rossi and her daugh­
ter Elva of Broadway are recover­
BY Gladys Hesterlee
T H A N K S G I V I N G SONGS
ing from recent illnesses.
HAZELDALE-COOPER MOUN-
Mrs. Enschede is directing some
M ONTH IN CHICAGO
T A IN The Hazeldale Happy Hour of the boy, and girl, of the 4 5 6.
Cards are being received from
club met on Thursday. Oct 19 at 7. 8 grade to singmg of Thanksgiv-
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Daniels of
the home o f Mrs M W Wegen- mg songs at th
meeting of
Bob
Casteel,
a
graduate
of
Bea-
j
12th St. who are enjoying a
the PTA.
verton High School, was recently t
months visit with relatives in
Thirteen members and three
elected to the Student Council at
W A L N l'T PIC K IN G DEAL
Chicago, Illinois.
Vanport College. Casteel is a soph­ visitors were present. Pot luck was
held at noon
| Most of the boys md girls from
omore and a pre-law major.
Plans were made for a baked ,he 7th and 8th grades, and some
Other members elected to the food «ale Oct 28 at Thrifty Mar- from the other grades were dis-
Council
were:
Jerry
Edwards,
in Reaverton The sais will 'n>saed at noon last Friday to pick
Bob Casteel Of
Beaverton Wins
Post On Council
Delegation From
Beaverton Goes
To County Meet
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A P P E N D IX RE M O VAL OK
Harry Anderson of Hillsboro.
owner and operator o f the Shoe
Repair Shop here, has resumed
his operations, having recovered
from an appendix operation per-
formed ar
at rne
the jones
Jones nospu
hospital in
rormeo
Hlll,boro' 8everal weeks a* °
o n s t a f f OF B A K E R Y
Mrs. Myrtle Raasch o f 8th St.
has accepted a position in the
Beaverton Bakery here.
MAPS AND W ORLD GLOBES
The 7th and 8th grade room
just received a new 20 inch blue
black globe.
The 3rd and 4th a 16 inch cradle
globe while the 5th and 6th got
new maps.
good delegation OI
of memoers
members
â
'
“ f Ü » “ * * * Tigttrd on
DR. H. A. PUTNAM
Wednesday. Candidates r u n n i n g
for county offices at the N ov 7
Chiropractic Physician
election were Invited guests,
30 years practice «n Portland
I block So. of Canyon Road on
The fla n g e ladies have com-
Howett Rood-West Slope
Pleted all plana for their ham din- -NO ROUNDUP E E A TU R E
Portland phone BEacon 9o J7
ner and bazaar of Saturday Nov.4
Mr and Mrs. John Anderson*
Open eves by appointment
The dinner will be served from visited in Pendleton on Saturday.
freshman from Washington High ,
t f 0“ V m .n d w »l run un
walnut8 and «> ^ rts.
5:30 “ > 7 30 There will be a va- October 21__________________________
School; Al
Harleman,
sophomore
a , w
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They have done real we.l espe- | ri«ty of needlework, corsages and I
from Forest Grove Union High
Members each turned in *2.00 cially in Walnut- LeRoy Berger dolls
School: Jack Hopper. Junior from
from Beaverton HI made *14.00 in , A " grangers of the county will
Jefferson
High
School;
Nancy theY had earned' to ,he ‘ ^asurer
meet at the Aloha Grange hall
and
told
how
it
was
earned.
Some
one
day
Jackson, freshman from Franklin
Wednesday Nov. 8, for a confer­
High School; .lohn Neuman, soph­ had sold walnuts, some fruit and
ence In the afternoon and evening
omore f r o . B a m
Polytechnic vegetables Some did sewing, one n _______ LI!_______ | _
with state officers and committee
High School; Joan - T a r k y Smith lady reported she fed pigs to earn K e p U D I I C C f f l S 111
chairman.
sophomore from Jefferson High hers. Some did painting. One lady ^
|
.
School
ran a taxi service, one helped her U O i L c O O
l/ C IllO S
• CAR WASHING
School.
CARDS S T IL L COMING
Dean Harmeson, a third year husband drag out the deer he shot.
Cards are being received from
The absent members will give
• LUBRICATION
Engineering student from Harvey,
Mrs.
L. R. Richey of Second St.,
Illinois, was elected president of their report at the next meeting,
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, . . .
,
, . I recently returned from the Jour-
which
will
be
Nov.
2,
at
Mrs.
Emil
With
a final total released b y 1
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• SIGNAL OIL
the student body. Fred Tomlin, a
nal tour through Canada, the mld-
W. A. Tupper. Washington county dle wegt and the New England
sophomore and graduate of Jeffer­ Walthard.
«M M k
PRODUCTS
This will be an evening meeting.
son High School who Is majoring
clerk, o f 30,967 reglsttered voters states She tells of a wonderful
H AND -PAIN TED COVERS
trip.
,
We give S&H Green Stamp* In Secondary Education, was elect-
Mrs. John Holland was host to Republicans continued to dominate
ed vice-president; Shirley Freten-
FROM
OREGON SEA COAST
berg. sophomore in Elementary
Cooper-Dale Garden club at the Democrats, by a margin of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Withnell
nearly 3,000. The GOP proved par­
Education from Roosevelt High her home ° ct 18 Mrs R - E - J* n*
ticularly strong In larger commun­ and son Dick of Astoria and Mrs.
School, secretary; and Bill Dra- *en was the co-hostess
Sheets’ sister Mrs. Miesegeir, of
FOR TH A T HALLOW E'EN PARTY
peau, sophomore in Forestry from
Twenty-four members and one ities.
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Seaside were visitors on Saturday,
Central Catholic was elected treas- visitor were present, Mrs Jones
This record total for the Novem- Qct 21 at the Edward Sheet8 home
urer
was the visitor, and later became ber election represents an inciease
N. W. Murray Rd., Sunset Hwy.
on Farmington Road.
Barnes P T A invites all Interest- « member, making the member- from the record set before the
O P E R A T IO N ON OPTICS
Beaverton 4605
primary
election
of
last
May,
by
ed persons In the district to join | sh*P *°ta! thirty,
DONUTS OF A LL KINDS
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Martin have
Several letters of communica­ 1,413 voters.
them.
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...
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.as
their
house
guest
his
father
tion were read. Vivian Stankovitch
CHOCOLATE or ORANGE — GLAZED or FROSTED
Tabulations credit the Republi- from The Da„ es who hag under_
iii=iii=iii=iii=in=Misni=iii=m£iii=iii
gave a talk on the care of chry­ cans with 16,820 and the Demo-
gone
surgery
and
treatment
for
santhemums.
crats with 13,836. East end pre-
DISCOUNT ON FIVE DOZEN OR MORE
The next meeting will be Nov. clnct totals follow. with first the eye trouble in Portland.
15 at the home o f Mrs. O. W. Hes­ Republican registration, then the F O LLO W IN G SU RG E RY
Mrs. Ray returned to her home
terlee. Mrs. James Broad will be Democratic, then the total:
ORDER NOW — C A LL BEAVERTON 4575
on Farmington Road after under-
co-hostess.
1. Mulloy
111 223 334
Mrs. Kolibaba and Hazel John­
2. Sherwood
272 224 497
son will talk on, planting, trans­
3. Middleton
306 152 462
planting, and dividing bulbs.
4. Tualatin
347 356 706 »F G A R D E N GROVE, CAL.
A vote of thanks was extended
5. So. west Tigard 224 170 402
Elast “ Y " At Canyon Road
Mrs. Don Fraser and a friend
to Mrs. Bertha Holland, for her
B EAV ER TO N
Phone 4575
6. No. East Tigard 249 324 578
hand-painted covers on the club
7. East Metzger 269 326 610 iting at the homes of several
year books, which were presented ;
8. E. Gar. Home
460 395 867 friends here.
to each member.
9. So. East Aloha 272 334 609
Lunch was served.
10. So. West Aloha 191 217 413
TOYS FOR L E P E R COLONY
11. Kinton
226 119 347
The Ladies Missionary Society of
217 149 377
12. Scholls
the Hazeldale Bible Church, meets j
13. Laurel ............ 269 200 472
this Friday, Oct. 27, with Mrs. Wr.
14. Reedville
303 m
592
A. Hays. Mrs L. Markell, and Mrs.
250 229 486
38. Orenco
Freece as co-hostesses.
39. North Aloha
373 367 751
The ladles were asked to bring
40. Union
391 173 574
Xmas loys, such as small dolls,
587 420 1029
41. Barnes
j balls, hair ribbons, and other toys I
42. S. o f Beaverton 286 178 472
for delivery to Mrs. Etters in Port­
190 74 267
43. West Slope
land, who will send them to the j
53. Cooper Mount'n 201 190 393
leper colony In the Philippines.
54. Cipole . ...
83 68 152
Any small toy Is welcome.
233 279 517
55.
No.
W
Tigard
CHURCH NOTES OCCASIONS
56. W. Beaverton 365 305 679
Those who observed anniver­
57. Tualatin View’ 185 143 335
saries Sunday, Oct. 22 at the
58. E. Mult Co Club 563 160 729
Hazeldale Bible Church Sunday
251 214 470
59. S. east Tigard
School were: Mary Ix*e Hart,
60. W. Metzger
157 195 363
birthday; Helen McIntosh who ob­
61. W. Gar. Home 127 107 235
served her parents wedding an­
212 131 343
62 Witch Hazel
We Carry a Complete Line of G. E. Tubes
niversary and Mr. and Mrs. Vern
63. Cedar Mill
263 381 648
Smith who observed their wedding
64. Canyon Crest
486 188 678 j
anniversary.
65 W Mult Co Club 318 249 567 !
B E A V E R TO N A R E A D R IV E
364 318 687 1
66. E. Beav. city
Those who represented Hazel­
GENERAL % ELECTRIC
Registrations
other
than
the two I
dale at the meeting for the Bea­
verton area swimming pool dis- " iaJor Partles total: Independent«
•
Across From Telephone Office •
RA D IO TUBES
cusstbn Monday evening Oct. 16. 158; Socialists, 6; Prohibitionists.
Phone 4942
Beaverton, Ore.
were Lois Berger, president o f the 13; Progressives, 18; and miscel- j
Happy Hour club, and Mrs. Gladys laneous, 116.
Hesterlee, the club secretary.
Another meeting was held on
^
Monday Oct. 23. where estimates
G O. F A I R C H I L D
of the cost were discussed.
Ä W BOYD
V -H O M E 2 3 11
Any one interested In the pro­
ject Is welcome to attend these
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meetings.
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UP FROM k o s e b u r g
I Francis Livermore came up from
Roseburg Sunday Oct. 22 and visit­
ed until Wednesday of this week
B R O T H E R FROM KELSO
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle I^ R o y and
I family of Kelso, Wash., visited
i t u U iA, f
_
^
last Tuesday with his brother-in-
I law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Mort
Miller.
CHURCH COUNCIL M EETS
The council of the Hazeldale
Bible Church met Oct 18 for an
I evening meting at the home of
Rev and Mrs Joe Mitchell.
D E A TH IN M INNESO TA
Word was received here Thurs­
day Oct. 19. by Glen Anderson, of
the death of his father, Oscar
IT l l ONwYCofiT TX i RTY-INVO MILUOkl Eviftir (WVJ, WOMAN ANDÖUID Will
Anderson, in Minneapolis. Min­
ill IT giCAlM C k E IR L A S& O si C u n w e S A S T A L I 6 0 i* S T O il P C v f A T
nesota,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Anderson
had Just visited with him this
past summer
Since
P IG S K IN ON P A R A D E
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Berger. Mr
19J2
and Mrs. Ed Berger, attended the
footbnll game when Beaverton
went to St. Helens. Oct. 20.
'D f i c c J i o r r u . o f
¿nei ù C ta n in q
While there, they visited with ,
an uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs
It rides more smoothly
It operates more economically
375 N .W
Canyon Road, Beaverton Phone 3891
It's better looking—all around
Ed Walsh of St Helens
Ijirg ist and Most Modern C hining Plant In Washington Co.
You’ll slide smoothly, steadily, safely
You'll enjoy extra-fine performance
D U TY IN BREM ERTO N
You 11 know it’s more beautiful from
over most roads in Chevrolet—only
William Holland HM3. son of
and save money, too; for Chevrolet is
every angle, inside and out; for Chev­
Mr and Mrs. John Holland left
low-priced car combining the Unitized
the only low-priced car with a Valve-
rolet is the only low-priced car with
Wednesday Oct 18 for Bremerton
Knee-Action Ride and airplane-type
in-Head engine-trend setter for the
Body by Fisher-the standard o f styl­
Wash., where he will he stationed
shock absorbers.
industry.
ing.
He visited his parents this past
week.
M O TH ER OF KAI.AM A. WASH.
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It drives more easily
It lasts longer, too
It offers more for less—throughout
Mrs William Cogdale of Kalnma.
Wash spent part o f last week
You'll enjoy finest no-shift driving at
Chevrolet is built to outlast other cars.
Think! Center-Point Steering; Curved
with her son-in-law and daughter.
lowest cost with Chevrolet’s famous
That's one reason why there are over
Windshield
with Panoramic Visibility;
Mr and Mrs. Mort Miller and fam­
Powerglide Automatic Transmission*
•■AND
a million more Chevrolets on the road
Fisher
Unisteel
Construction; hydraulic
ily.
. . . or finest standard driving at lowest
than any other make and why Chev­
F A M IL Y C E L E B R A T IO N
brakes with Dubl-Life rivetless lininp.
cost with Chevrolet's Silent Synchro-
rolet is America's most popular car.
Mrs. Willard Livermore
and
You get all these and many other fea­
daughter Esther of Roseburg. visit­
Mesh Transmission.
year after year. Come in-see it now!
tures in Chevrolet at lowest cost.
ed from Wednesday evening Oct
*Ci>mbiruitn>n o f P o o r r itlt d r iu to m a n c T 'a n im o sum and
18 to O ct. 22 with Mr. Livermore *
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By 3,000 Voters
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On Saturday Oct. 21 Willard
came up and the family helped
Ernest Livermore celebrate his
birthday.
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SCHOOL H ARD TIM E R S
Hazeldale school. Saturday eve­
ning, Oct. 28 offers the family
plenty o f fun and frolic.
A box social and hard time
dance, sponsored by the Haaeldale
PTA will also be featured
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