The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, November 29, 1946, Image 3

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    BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Friday, November 29, 1946
WEST SLOPE PROGRESSIVE VALLEY CENTER
W E ST SLOPE N E W S
Brut-nt Busy
Mrs. G. W . Bruer o f Canyon
R oa d had a s her guest recently, a
form er school friend whom she
hadn't seen since they were both
little girls. T he guest, Mrs. John
K akkakes o f Spokane, W ash in g­
ton, had flow n up from San Fran­
cis c o where she had been visiting
her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Bruer o f
VALLEY VIEW
Antique and Gift
Shop
FOR XMAS GIFTS
Old and New
INTERIOR
DECORATING
See my New Samples of
d rapery
and
u ph o lstery
F A B R IC FRO M
N EW
YORK
Canyon Road at W est Slope
A T 6951
Seattle were recent guests o f the
P ortland Bruers.
Joe Bruer, w ho is a student at
O regon State College was home
fo r the T han ksgiving w eekend and
was a guest at the fam ily reunion
given by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. W . Bruer, on Sunday.
• • •
K.ntertained
Mr. and Mrs. W . W . Hauser of
R idgew ay D rive entertained Mr.
[an d Mrs. R upert Hauser, Mr. and
Mrs. D. C. M eyer, Mrs. Peter W ick,
and
Miss T elm a
Farrugin at
T han ksgiving dinner.
| Visit Parents
M r. and M rs H
K
1'rU
have returned to their home on
F airw ay D rive after a tw o weeks'
trip to T acom a w here they visited
Mrs. De W eese’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Scotney.
• • •
Gives B ridge Luncheon
E ight ladies w ere entertained at
a luncheon at the hom e o f Mrs.
Charles J. H unter o f
B irchw ood
R oad on M onday.
B ridge was
played with honors g oin g to Mrs.
G eorge H. B utterfield and Mrs.
Lloyd Jackson.
• • •
T hanksgiving W ith Parents
Mr. and M rs. G. B. Cam pbell of
C anyon Lane drove to Kalarna,
W ashington, on Thursday to spend
T han ksgiving w ith Mr. Cam pbell s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. N Camp­
b e ll
T his w eekend the Cam pbell s
have as their guest. Mrs. Camp­
bell's sister. M iss M arion Stam, of
Seattle, w ho is a student at the
U niversity o f W ash in gton . Miss
Stam will attend the W ashington-
O.S.C. gam e on Saturday.
W EST SLOPE
Grocery and Market
SHAFER & HEER
Our Delivery Service includes W est Slope,
Benz P ark,
Sylvan
W est Dale and Beaverton Districts
BR 9998
BE 0733
_
WE DELIVER
—
S. W. Canyon Road
WEST SLOPE LUMBER YARD
Portland 1
9049 S. W. Canyon Road
Phone BRoadway 6122
Fix That Leaky
Roof
SPECIAL
69c
43c
$1.00
Fibre Roof Coating, per gallon
Plastic Cement
Roof Brushes ...................................
Flys to New Y ork
Mr. and Mrs. L ofton T atum o f
C anyon Crest R oa d have returned
from a ten day trip to New Y ork.
T hey made their trip by plane.
• • •
Visiting
Mr. and Mrs. F rancis B arn ek off
spent last w eekend in Seattle as
guests o f Mr. and Mrs. R oscoe
D rum m ond, w h o
live
on
Lake
W ashington.
The B a rn ek offs spent T hanks­
giving w ith their cou sin ’s fam ily,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Christenson.
• • •
lla v o Guests
Mr. and Mrs. F red erick Arpke
had as their guests for T han k sgiv­
ing dinner. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Arpke, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Quen-
ton Cox.
Miss Diana A rpke has as her
guest over the weekend. Miss
Y vonne Hiatt, a student at Ore­
gon State College.
• • •
Cause fo r R e jo icin g
David B utterfield, recently cele­
brated the rem oval o f the body
cast he had been w earing ever
since an a ccid en t he su ffered in
the arm y, w hich resulted In n
broken back on August 2.
• • •
K ntrrtalns Sym phony
Mr. David B utterfield entertain­
ed thirty m em bers o f the P ort­
land Junior Sym phony O rchestra
at a party at his hom e last Satur­
day night.
• • •
Hom e from C alifornia
Mr. and Mrs. A rthur H. R aasch
o f C anyon Crest R oad, have re­
turned from a w eek 's m otor trip
to C alifornia.
• • •
Goes H om e
Mrs. Sidney R asm ussen has re­
turned too her hom e in C alifornia
a fter a visit w ith her daughter,
Mrs. E dw ard L. Casey o f Canyon
Crest R oad.
Mr. C asey recently spent tw o
w eeks In New Y ork W hile he was
East he saw the A rm y-N otre Dam e
game.
Cuhel Day School
To Have Exhibit
On W edn esday
and Thursday,
D ecem ber 4 and 5, Gabel Country
Day School is having a book and
toy exhibit from 2 to 5 o'clock .
T here will be a talk on books
by the head o f the Children's D e­
partm ent o f the Portland Public
Library,
and recom m ended toys
and book s will be on sale.
T he
public
is invited.
This
would seem to be a good ch ance ('.oloivtl
F ilm
for all you w ith children on your
lligrbliulit
O f StN'ial
C hristm as list to see an exhibit o f
such great interest
The largest attendance the V al­
T he first grade pupils put on a
ley C om m unity United P resbyter­
T h an k sgivin g
program for
the
ian Church has ever had for a so­
sch ool's W ednesday assembly.
cial function turned out for the pot
luck supper last Friday, N ovem ber
23.
One o f the highlights o f the eve­
ning w as the colored m ovie Mr
Bryan C. W alker showed o f a trip
a group o f H illsboro Boy Scouts
Mr. and M rs .‘ W ill T K irk an ­ took this last sum m er to Y’ ellow-
nounce
the m arriage
o f their stone Park.
E veryon e enjoyed taking part in
daughter, B etty Doris, to A lbert
o f hym ns and folk
Kenneth Hustad, son o f Mr. and the singing
were led by John
Mrs. A ndrew H. Hustad, on Nov. songs w hich
Doubt.
16.
Fred M oore presided during the
The R everend Laurence E. Nye
m eeting during which
perform ed
the cerem ony w hich business
took
place
in the hom e o f the $3,000.00 w orth o f certificates of
bride’s parents on B irchw ood Rd. the total o f $5,000.00 needed to help
T he bride w as dressed in a gold build the Mansp, were sold. The
wool dressm aker suit and w ore a trustees feel certain that the b a l­
corsage o f bird o f paradise flo w ­ ance will he sold within a few
days.
ers.
The com m ittee
appointed
by
Mrs. A gnes Hustad Gibson, the
brid egroom 's
tw in
sister.
was Mrs. J. \V. T ice to organize the
w as
M rs. F r e d M oore,
m atron o f honor and the groom 's su p p er
brother, Sigm und Hustad. was best ch airm an ; Mrs. M. O. Stroup, Mrs.
F W . R alston, Mrs. J. Kenneth
man.
A reception w as held after the R iley, Mrs. R uth K err, Mrs. J. O.
cerem on y
w ith Mrs. W . Dunne H olem an, and Mrs. A. Lodahl.
T hey w ere kept v ery busy fin d ­
Kirk, Mrs. Keith Smalley and Mrs.
ing m ore tables fo r the crow d.
Joel T. W ard serving.
Mr. and Mrs. W . Duane K irk
were hosts to a dinner dance for
Television
R e d or
the new lyw eds at the R ose B ow l F. M.
o f the M ultnom ah Hotel.
The new lyw eds are at hom e in
V anport City w here Mrs. H ustad
is assistant at the College library
service by
•
a
•
and Mr. H ustad is
attending
I-cavc fo r Canada
CENTURY
ELECTRONICS
school.
Mr. and Mrs. E m il G A m m er of
Mr. and Mrs. K irk entertained Beaverton Hordwore
Phone 3921
Crestdale D rive left W ednesday the bride and groom at T h an k sgiv­
with V ancouver, B. C., as their ing dinner at the Portland G olf
destination.
Club.
CLEARWATER PLUMBING
T hey plan too stay in the G eor­
gia Hotel at that Canadian City
Gas Water Heaters
and w ould g o on to Victoria, rul»«. Attund
w eather perm itting.
Fairbanks Morse Pumps
In N ow Y ork
Junior Sympliorn
Beaverton, Ore.
Ph 2925
The H yron B. H aim os o f Canyon
T he Cub Scouts o f Den 5 spent
Lane are in N ew Y'ork City and
their den m eeting time Saturday
are expected hom e D ecem ber 5.
• • •
m orning, N ovem ber 23. attending
Guests
the P ortlan d
Junior Sym phony
HEMSTITCHING
Mr. and Mrs. Lee R . H ubbard o f program . T hey were particularly
Im mediate Service
their form er
L aurelw ood D rive had as their interested because
F L O R E N C E G A R R ISO N
T h an k sgiving guests, Mr and Mrs. Den Chief, I^auren Hedeen, is play­
Rt. 3, Box 39 5
Earle M iller o f Joseph, Oregon, ing F rench horn in the orchestra.
8eoverton,
Orefon
and Mr and Mrs. J. J. Campbell.
The Cubs also visited the Ore­
On Farm ington Road approx.
Mrs. M iller and Mrs. Cam pbell are gon H istorical Society exhibits in
2 3/ i m iles west of Beaverton
daughters o f the H ubbards.
the auditorium . All Indian designs
• • •
and exhibits had their attention
Spend Day at SUverton
this time, because they are busy
Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard H urgett m aking things fo r the big Scout
spent T h an k sgiving in Silverton as Circus.
LEACH & RUCK
guests o f Mrs. H u rgett's brother-
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H U SBAN DS H O N O R E D
Crushed Rock, Sand, Gravel
E lm er Lorence.
T he m em bers o f the F ir G rove
• • •
Mason Sand, Lawn Dirt
Garden Club carried out an an­
Dinner Guests
nual tradition o f th eirs by enter­
The W illiam M. Cake fam ily o f taining their
husbands. Sunday
ORDERS TAKEN ot
Canyon Lane were T han ksgiving evening. N ovem ber 24.
guests at the S ch ool's Kerry hom e
C ocktails were served at the
o f M r and Mrs. H arold H. Cake
IT oM S lope d u m b in g
home o f Dr.
and Mrs. H arm on
• • •
H
arvey,
a
fter
which
the
24
coup­
Attend "le e C ycles"
Service
les went to R edm on d s fo r a de­
Dr. and Mrs. G eorge G. Butterfield
lectable dinner. The m anagem ent
entertained at a fam ily dinner on
had put forth special e ffo rt in dec­
P h on e HEnron 7.>I2
T h an k sgiving at
the
U niversity
orating the table fo r the Garden
Club, the group later goin g on to
Club, with excellent results.
the Ice Arena to see the "Ice
The
Best o f the evening was
Cycles ”
spent at the hom e o f Mr. and Mrs
Dr. Butterfield has Just returned A. W . Graham , playing interest­
from
a trip to San
F rancisco
ing games.
where
he attended
the annual
m eeting o f the R iggs Optical C om ­
pany.
Choice Pansies
SW ISS and JU M B O G IA N T S
PRIM RO SES
C A R N A T IO N
S W E ET W IL L IA M
S EED LIN G
P E R E N N IA LS
Pyron & Son
Nursery
Farm ington Road to Lang Ave.
4 Blocks South on Long Avenue
from M ain Highway
BEAVERTON FLORISTS
- Fresh Flowers Always -
Beaverton
29 65
ff est SlofM"
PLUMBING
SERVICE
" E rn ia " Leech
Plumbing: ä
THE
GENTLEM AN
IS R I G H T
• • i and w e're meeting hi* demand« w ith Dmcro P r o ­
tected M ilk . . . the safest package of m ilk yo«i can buy.
T h e bottle if not merely co vered. It'» SEALED with a
acurdy metal cap . . . air-tight, dust-proof, taiopar*.
proof. The»«'» com plete, a a e o d k c protection fo r our
m ilk after it leaves the d airy. Let one o f o ur ruutem ca
»how you w hat (M t protection
mean» to you and your fam ily.
B w h m tk« Deere Cay is ■ renem«
are!, it waul be f«t»ore4 tfc« i n i L n t
wuh
nyceer After t in if wer ►>«
•aepped beck oe th« bold« u • re-reei
ALPENROSE
DAIBT
6 1 4 9 S.W . S H A T T U C K RO AD
CH erm 24 2 4
1 Vi mi Eost on Bectho-Sea verton Hrwoy
to
S h o ttu e k
Rood
A p p lia n m
Phone BEacow 7 5 4 2
8801 S. W . Conyan Read
“ Plum bing —
R eiter Hump*”
We Are
Remodeling
W« je«» purchased Dee Htch't
Sport Sho» in Bearerten and
hare moved Peck to my location
in Portland. W e are orerlooded
with plenty of fine beryome——
■ech a« model airplane», toy*, bi­
cycle port«, etc.
Georgie'sstam;-^
932 N. W
23rd Ave — BE 90 66
KICI {FIELD
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•
C H U R CH G R O U P PIJEN
Monday. D ecem ber 2, m em ber»
o f the United Presbyterian C om ­
m unity Churrh pl«n to attend a
pot luck supper in the Eaurelhurst
United Presbyterian
Church. In
Portland, at 6 30 p m . T he speaker
on this occasion will be the R ev
erend D r Bernard * " u ld e r . o f
th# R eform
Church in Am erica
His su bject will be "A m I a P rotes­
tan t*"
W ill those Interested in attend­
ing please
apeak to R ev Armi-
ta g e ? T ransportation will be pro­
vided fo r all w ho need It.
• • •
T o Attend Installation
A num ber from the V alley Com-1
m unlty
United
Presbyterian
Church will attend the installation
o f John C. Nevln a* pastor o f the
M ultnom ah
United PreshyteHan
Church Sunday evening, Decem ber
1. 8 p m R everend H. A Arm ttage
will preach and preside during th# |
cerem ony.
ILEX NURSERY
BEA V ER TO N 2614
1-8 m ile West of Beaverton
STATION
tnui
KFFVIK SFKVICF
Under
New
Management
PHONE
New Owners
\\ t-blt-y
CH erry
3727
I I I ,m i ,.» o n
Rte. 6. B o i 1218
Portland 1, Ore.
8703 S. W C A N Y O N RD.
Phone--ATwater 6951
BONE CHINA
MILK GLASS
West Slope
Hardware
HAND MADE GIFTS
RKOWMETS SHOPPE
89 0 3 S..W . Canyon Road
Portland 1, Ore.
Simplex Ironer
109so
For
Immediate Appointment
for
HOT WATER HEATER
Permanents
$o o 50
40 GAL.
R À D I O
W eek End In C orvallis
Mr. and Mrs.
C harles R unes
spent last w eek end in Corvallis,
where they attended the very ex­
citing, and very m uddy gam e be­
tween O regon State and the Uni­
versity o f Oregon.
• • •
M RS. B U F F AM
H O N O R E D AT S H O W E R
Mrs. C larence B uffam , o f B ea­
verton, was honored at a shower
given for her by the people who
have w orked with her in the Beth
el C ongregational C hurch Sunday
School and choir. Miss A m arette
Barnes, Miss B ernice C onoly and
Mrs. N. L. Peck were hostesses.
The show er was held In the Nor
ton P eck home F rid ay evening,
N ovem ber 22.
• • •
■Mane T o "Sunny.” C alif
Mrs. Russell Grant left by plane
for Burlingam e. Cal., on Tuesday
m orning, N ovem ber 26. berause of
the serious illness o f her sister.
Mrs. M ary Smith
Mrs. Smith is
not expected to live.
• • •
W elcom e H om e
Mrs. H. A. H ollopeter returned
to her hom e Friday, N ovem ber 22.
from P roviden ce H ospital where
she underw ent su rgery She has
recovered rem arkably, feeling bet­
ter than she has fo r years.
LA N D SC A P IN G
EV ER G R EEN S
C A M E L L IA S
—-
A ZA LEA S
Spt'ciatizinfi . . . .
in Went Si«b‘ Properties
\ VLI.FA MFW
Iliistad'Kirk
Nuptials
Personals
THE BOSS HIKES AN ANNOUNCEMENT
Aloha— But Not G oodbye
Mr. and Mrs. John M axwell are i
leaving Monday, D ecem ber 1st for
Sydney Australia, Mrs. Maxwell's
home.
They wish to thank the citizens
of Beaverton for their kind hos
pitality and if they should return
som e day will be glad to corni-
back to Beaverton.
Other speakers will be the R ev
erend
J. B oyd Patterson. D. IV,
superintendent o f m issions o f the
Synod o f O regon ; and R everena
W illiam H. French, pastor o f the
Laurelhurst United
Presbyterian
Church, Portland.
s e e
Birthday Party
Mr. und Mrs. Jen Lewis o f W ind-
mere C ircle gave a party Sunday
evem n. N ovem ber 24. in honor o f
Bill D eck er’s birthday.
Call BR. 7988
CALL
BR.
ROYAL BROILER
$18.75
HOT PLATE, 2 burn
9.25
CORY BREWER, 8 cup 4.50
IRONING BOARDS
3.95
IRONING COVERS
1.55
HELEN S BEAUTY SALON
S.. W .
Rood
Now Is the Time
To get Your Permanent for
Wagner
IRON WARE
Christm as and the Holidays
West Slope Beauty Shop
No. 6 FRY PAN .......... 1.15
No 8 FRY PAN ..... 1.35
GRIDDLE
... 1.55
CHICKEN FRYER
3.10
DUTCH OVEN
3.75
8 7 1 7 S. W . Canyon Road
Phan« BEacon 94 9 2
W e Have Satisfyin g Xmas
Gifts
40 Gal. EXTRA HEAVY
150 lb. Range Boiler 17.75
STUCCO NETTING 12.50
Small Garbage Can
1.75
V A LLEY TIN, 100 ft 10.75
Hand mode H andkerchiefs,
Lin ­
gerie, Costume Jew elry,
Bags,
Blouses, Sweaters, Scarfs, Aprons,
Compacts and M any others.
Elite Dres8 Shop
220 S. W. First St.
Beaverton
Oregon
RUBBER TIRED
WHEELBARROW
$27.50
On Canyon
Canyon
W K trt Parking 1» Ea»y_______
F or Stove and Diesel Oil Call
H arry Baraee. Ph. Beaverton 3231.
Road ot W est Slope
PARTS and SERVICE FOR
YOUR M AYTAG
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Wrinprr
Rolls
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® Lonipb'l«* New Lirpr-Koll Wrinpur l{<|>l;n«imnt»
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Ache
HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING - HOME APPLIANCES
ON CANYON ROAD, BEAVERTON
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PHONE 2699
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Ctottnfcrm
DOUGHTY’S
CANYON ROAD AT ELLIS AVE.
PHONE— TRinity 8039
ANNOUNCES
We Have Moved Into Our New Building And Arc Open For Business
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GIRSON
DEEP FREE/E
ELECTROMASTER
DUO-THERM
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Plus
SPORTING GOODS, CUTLERY, and ALUMINUM
WARE
OPENING DAY SPECIALS
$3 95— 14-INCH DOLLS— $1.95
$5 95-—GIRLS BRUSH ond COMB SETS— $2.95