The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, October 18, 1946, Image 3

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    WEST SLOPE PROGRESSIVE VALLEY CENTER
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Visitors
srn visitors in the home of
id Mrs. Sigfrid Hirsch, of
i Hills, are Mr. and Mrs.
•e F. Morse of Ithaca, New
Mr. and Mrs. Morse made
rip by motor.
West Slope
RADIO
nd Appliance
•fixed
PhilcOo.oi,,
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S E R V I C E
/on Road
PHONE
lowatt Ave.
BE 6624
>e Our Selection of
BAGS
»tics and Leather —
ack and Colors --
All High Style
te Dress Shop
20 S. W. First St.
erton
Oregon
'here Parking It Easy
Given Shower
Isabell Navarra, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Feduick, was honored
with a lovely bridal shower Tues­
day evening, October 15, at the
home of Mrs. Carl Mattsson, How-
att Road.
Her neighbors
and
friends who were able to attend
were Mesdames Ethel Vradenberg.
Susie Gumm, Joe Falcon, Sylvia
Halladay, Evelyn Mitchoff, Helen
May Fischer, Helga Mattsson. Hel­
en Spencer, Jane Harvey, Helen
Yeager and Frances Agassiz.
The wedding is to be some time
next week.
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Ashland Visitors
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Weller flew
up from Ashland Thursday, Oct.
10, to spend the day with Dr. and
Mrs. Harmon Harvey, and to at­
tend the veterinarians’ meeting in
Beaverton on that day.
W EST SLOPE
W w k
Knd A t Home
lim it iug Trips
Prove Successful
Mrs.
I S T O R K C L U B N E B ’S
Carol D.. is the name chosen by
Mr. and Mrs Byron F. Walton, of
Beaverton, for their daughter who
was born on Oct. 3.
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Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bleizeffer.
of Beaverton, are receiving con­
gratulations on the birth of Mi­
chael J., who arrived on Septem­
ber 30.
Dee Eddy, son df Mr. and
Ben Eddy, S.W. Cashmur Dane,
came up from Corvallis for the
O.S.C.-U.S.C. game, and spent the
week end with bis parents.
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I ’ p From Beach
Mr and Mrs. Carl Beirdneaux of
Oceanlake, Oregon, were
recent
guests of their relatives, the John
Bl&kelys, Walker Road. The for­
mer neighbors of the Beirdneaux
when they used to live in West-
dale, enjoyed visiting with them
very much.
Mr. Ray Mueller and Mr John
Klerk were fortunate on then re
cent hunting trip near Bend They
shot a three point buck, which
may not be the largest
ever
brought down, but still
niikes
mighty good eating, according to
Mrs. Mueller.
Bill Grauer and Floyd Hayes
from Manning. Ore., had excel­
lent results on their recent hunt­
ing trip, each getting a fine buck
For photographic purposes Dr.
Welsh shot the deer again with
Mrs. Charles F. Hunter, and Mrs.
equal success, so that Mr. Grauer D. D. Hamilton have organized a
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a
has very fine pictures to show ev­ Brownie troop for little girls in
Go To Game
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fishcher erybody as proof positive.
their neighborhood who go to the
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and Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Spencer
Raleigh Hills school.
Seventeen
little girls meet every Tuesday and
and daughter Janet were among 1 \ isit Corvallis
Mr. and Mrs. Norton D. Peck learn crafts, nature study and
the West Slopers who attended
the exciting O.S.C.-U.S.C.
game and children. Donald. Roger and simple cooking. They plan to do
Susan, spent Sunday, October 13. Red Cross work later in the fall.
Saturday, October 12.
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in Corvallis with Mr. Peck's par­ The leaders are taking their troop
INSPECT GE APPLIANCES
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D Peck to the Civic Theater to see a pro­
No Deer
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Falcon were They were surprised by the sight duction of ’’Cinderella".
unsuccessful on their recent hunt­ of Quonsett huts scattered over
the campus grounds, as well as Re joins Husband
ing trip.
Appliance
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the living quarters being
con­
Mrs. R. H. Moser, who lived
Phone
Conyon Rd
Reeovering
structed
in
other
parts
of
the
city with her sister, Mrs. D. H. Ny-
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ity
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a t Ellis
Mrs. Edward Oberst, S.W. Sun­ for the use of students.
hus, of Benz Park, during
the
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set Road, has returned to
her
war, has recently flown to San
home from Providence hospital, Visiting
Antonio, Texas, to join her hus­
where It was necessary for her
Mr. and Mrs. John Comfort and band, Major R. H. Moser, who is
HOLLYWOOD
to spend a few days.
Mr. and children Eugene and Judy, S.W. in the Air Corps and is currently
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Mrs. Oberst were in Burns, Ore­ Crestdale Court, spent
Sunday, stationed at Randolph Field.
glamorizes
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gon, on a hunting trip when she Oct. 13. at the home of Mr. and
stars by accentuating their best
became ill.
Mrs. Guy Musgrove, Tillamook To Visit Daughter
points, through individual hair
Mrs. Saren Nelson, Woodhurn, Mrs. Musgrove is the sister of Mr.
After having spent six weeks
styling and m ake up
Oregon, mother of Mrs. Oberst, is Comfort. The menfolk spent the with her son in Seattle. Mrs Vic­
Let Us
with her now helping to take care day hunting, saw plenty of fawn toria Mead is expected hack in
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of her and the family.
and doe, but not a single buck. Portland this week end, where
glamorize
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she will visit her daughter. Mrs.
YOU
Visits Sister
Have Visitors
Ralph D. Davis of Benz Park
Mrs. Hardy O Howard,
who Court.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crellin of
West Slope Beauty Shop
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a •
Dakefield, Minnesota, were guests lives on Benz Park Drive, has re­
8717 S. W . Conyon Rood
the week of October 7, at the Dr. turned from a two weeks’ trip Married Recently
to Spokane, where she
visited
Harmon Harvey home.
Phone BEacon 9492
A former Canyon Dane resident,
The Harveys and the Crellins her sister, Mrs. D. E. Harting. Mrs. Gertrude Parker, was the
spent three days of their visit at Mrs. Howard made her trip to guest of honor at a bridal shower
Spokane and back to Portland by given by Mrs. Frank J. Kenwood
Dong Beach, Washington.
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plane.
a week ago.
Mrs. Parker was
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Visit Farm
married ‘n Tacoma, Washington,
Mr. and Mrs. Newman Ward From Nebraska
Monday.
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and children David and Douglas
Mrs. E. H. Coon, of Juanita,
spent Sunday, Oct. 13, with Mr. Nebraska, is having an extensive Here to See l’l
and Mrs. P. T. Frizzell on their visit with her niece, Mrs. C. F.
at West Slope
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hurgett
farm south of Amity.
Gestring, of Canyon Road.
had several house guests
last
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• • •
week who were in town to see
Have Good Weather
the Pacific International
Dive-
Going To Move
Among the guests
The H. E. Maders spent last stock show.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Orr of
S.W.
Maryanna have bought
a week at Seaside. The entire week were Mrs. Nora Darby and her
house in Troutdale and are plan­ was one of completely lovely wea­ sister-in-law. Mrs. Minear, of Med­
and GIFT SHOP
ford. and Mrs. Hurgett’s sister and
ning to move there soon in order ther.
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her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
to be near Mr. Orr’s business. Mr.
Dorence of Silverton.
Orr is assistant chief chemist in Aide Visits
'GONE W ITH THE W IND'
• • •
Major General and Mrs. C. A.
the laboratory of the Reynolds
Darkin of Cashmur Dane had as On To California
LAMPS
Metal
plant at Troutdale.
West Slope residents, the Hut-
their guest this week Mr. Milton
!
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, Have Birthdays.
Rush of San Francisco, who was chinsons, recently spent a week
military aide
In California, where they transact­
Mrs. Dale Viar and Mrs. Don General Darkin's
ed business In Yreka. On the way
Dennison were honored at a Fir during the war.
DECORATION
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The Darkins are spending this south they stopped at Ocean Dake
Grove Garden club birthday par­
to visit Mrs. Foster who was form­
ty Monday evening, October 14, at week end hunting at Bend.
SUGGESTIONS
T
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erly a neighbor of theirs.
the home of Mrs. Paul Mead, S.W.
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Have Buffet Supper
Sunset Road.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. John­ Yachting
Children Visit
The R. W Pointer family took a
son, of Parkview Dane, entertain­
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Randolph and Janet
Francis ed at a buffet supper for twelve of month's trip north aboard their
spent last week end
in
West their daughter, Ixiis’s, friends, af- 55 foot boat. They spent some
I
Slope visiting their parents, Mr. the the football game last Satur­ time at the Malibu Club on Prin­
GREETING CARDS
and Mrs. George D. Francis, who day. Dois, who is a student at cess Douise Inlet In Canada, and
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also had as their house guest, Oregon State College, brought two j spent a week with friends at Pen­
Phone A T 6951
Ronnie Jones of Salem.
While school friends home for the week­ der Harbor, B. C„ where they all
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enjoyed trout fishing.
he was home Randolph ushered at end.
the wedding of
Miss
Martha
Bradtl of Aurora, Oregon.
lirow nie T ro o n
DOUGHTY'S
ALLEY VIEW CENTER
Canyon Road
HFIELD
ANTIQUE
ÍRVICE
ATION
Specialize in . . .
TOR REPAIR and
LUBRICATION
OPEN
) a. m. tol0:30 p. m.
7 Days a Week
}N E ATwater 6951
West Slope
JROCERY & MARKET
Shafer and Neer
For Best Service
and Better Selection
PHONE YOUR ORDER EARLY
E 0733
—
BR 9998
WE DELIVER
—
S. W. Canyon Road
FURNITURE
PLUMBING
SERVICE
"Emm" Loach
SUMMER
CUT FLOWERS
PYRON & SON NURSERY
1 Block o ff Farmington Road
ON LANG AVENUE
LE A C H «£• BUCK
Crushed Rock, Sand, Gravel
Mason Sand, Lawn Dirt
IM iim hiii" & A ppliances
Phone BEocon 7542
8801 S. W . Conyon Rood
“ Plumbing —
Better Hom es'*
Immctliate
Appointments
for
ORDERS TA KEN at
West Slope Plumbing
Service
Phone
Permanents
HELEN S BEAUTY SALON
S.. W .
HEuron 7542
Canyon
Road
Phone BRoadway 6 7 8 6
Call U* liy Phone For FREE GROCERY & MEAT
DELIVERY
ORDERS.
Phone Orders Not Later Than I p. m.
W E SERVE —
the Entire Beaverton Area.
New and Used
i l t j t a R e s itle n ts !
The World's Most
DAVENPORT SETS
Wonted Pen
Canyon Hoad Trading Post
One
Mile
East of
B averton on Canyon
THRIFTY MARKET
PHONE BEAVERTON 326!
Road
THE BOSS MAKES AH ANNOUNCEMENT
PARKER 51
B r it e » D ry it it it IT et In k
Mr«. Allen Has Guest
Roberta Allen and her guest,
Jean Graffenberger, spent last
week-end in Benz Park where they
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. Mor­
The annual meeting of the Cor­ gan Allen. The Allens and Miss
poration of Gabel School was held Graffenberger were among those
Monday night. Mrs. Thomas Eliot, who saw the football game in
formerly the head of Gabel's pre­ Portland on Saturday.
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school department, was elected to
Hcco\erin£
the Board of Trustees.
Mrs. J. A. Hiller returned to her
A picnic supper was given by
the parents last week to raise mon­ home on Monday from St. Vin­
ey for the purchase of audio-visual cent's Hospital where she had had
surgery.
equipment.
• • •
During the school's recent paper
drive, over five tons of paper was BRUSHES BEST DRIED BY
collected. This money is to be T U R N IN G B RISTLES DOWN
The best way to dry all kinds
used to buy a new record player.
Gabel was the only private of household brushes after wash­
school or college in Portland to ing or using is to turn them with
have gone ‘‘over the top" In the their bristles down instead of on
Community Chest Drive fit the I their backs, says Myrtle Carter,
report meeting last week which home demonstration agent-at-large
Miss Gabel attended. Miss Oahel at O.S.C.
The common practice of turning
was presented with a blue vase for
brushes on their backs to dry al­
the school’s good record.
lows water to stand where the
bristles are fastened, tending to
Week-End at Nelscott
The William A. Boorkman fa­ loosen them. Brushes with wood­
mily of Sheffman W ay spent last en backs are most likely to be
week-end at Nelscott. They were harmed by this practice.
Many brushes, brooms included,
guests o f Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gaf­
fney. Several sea lions were seen may best be hung up to dry and
a very short distance from the kept in that position when not in
use. Flat brushes including paint
beach.
brushes and brooms are hung with
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bristles down. Many brushes are
Return Home
Captain and Mrs. H. Weaterling made with a hole or screw eye at
of Canyon Drive, spent a few days the end of the handle for this
in Seattle visiting
friends and purpose.
relatives.
Captain Westerllng has just re­
turned from Japan where he had
B est Slope
gone via the boat, J. M Carey,
which was carrying a load of
wheat to Korea.
(¿uhcl School
A ctivities
Cedar Hill , Aloha , West Slope , and
fru tic e to B e a v e rto n
am i
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Friday, October 18, 1946
Announcing
FOR SALE
BBOARD DOORS - 1 Panel
W IN D O W FRAMES
Kramien's Palm
Canyon Beauty Studio
Drug Store
in West Slope
SASH FRAMES
W INDO W S
COLO-TYLE in I Colors
HILLSBORO, OREGON
Prescription Specialists
Registered Phormocists
Stop ond look at these special items.
fOU MIGHT BE ABLE TO FINISH YOUR HOUSE!
WEST SLOPE LUMBER YARD
Portland 1
19 S. W. Canyon Road
THF O PENING OF
Ot
L. C . Kram ien
Ray W
Meadows
ON
CAN YO N
ROAD
H IG H W A Y
Cold Waving a Specialty
Phone ATwater 2893
VISIT OUR LARGE
KODAK DEPARTMENT
24-Hour Photo Service
Phone BRoadway 6122
TH A T NEW
shade
O F R E M .O N
IS 15 MINUTES A WEEK
WORTH $25 TO $50 A YEAR?
LIPSTICK, N AIL POLISH, and FACE POWDER
ASK US a b o u y y h e
WINKLER tioal Stoker
A Truly Modern System of Automatic Heat. Let Us Show You How Eosy-
to Hondle DUSTLESS Coal Will Save You Money
Q‘
Adzefuttan
ON
CANYON
is at
ROAD
BEAVERTON 2699
HEATIN G - HOME APPLIANCES - AIR CONDITIONING
ULTRA VIOLET
DEAN'S DRUG STORE
T H E G E N T L E M A N IS R I G H T
i > ■ xnd w e’re meeting his demands with Dacro Pro*
tected M ilk . . , the safest package o f milk you can buy.
The bottle is not merely covered. It’s SEALED with •
sturdy metal cap . . . air-tight, dust-proof, taarper*
proof. There’s complete, scientific protection for our
milk after it leaves the dairy. Let one o f our routemea
show you what this protection
means to you and your family.
B crv u M thè D u r o C a p is a te n u i» «
m i . Il muti be rem oved ihe i n i uni«
w tth an «p en ar. A fter thac il m ar be
•nappcd back on ih e botile a i a r e - m i
ia t i rem oved aaaio and apatia are a
witbowt an upenar.
ALPENROSE
6149
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Double S & H Green Stamps on all prescriptions
S .W . S H A T T U C K
ROAD
DAIRY
C H .r r y
2424
1 Vi mi. Eost on Bertha Beaverton Hrway
to Shottuck Rood