The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, December 13, 1946, Image 4

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BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Friday, December 13, 1946
Junior Chamber Sponsors
Beaverton Christmas Decorations
\nvw Program
All the grades are practicing for
GENERAL MOTORS pro­
the Christmas program which will
The merchants of Beaverton un­ Mahon-Real Estate, Weiby's Shoe
be given Thursday, Dec. 18 at 8
duction of passenger cars
der the auspices of the Junior Store, W. E. McClosky-Real Es
o’clock in the Grange Hall.
tate, Benson Grocery, Coffee Cup
Chamber
of
Commerce,
will
deco­
is on a steady upswing.
August Poege is in a Hillsboro
Cafe, Dr. R. S. Welch, Dr. Dee
rate the main streets of Beaver­ Thompson, Dr. A. J. Rossi, First
hospital recuperating from an op­
omens Fellowship
Heaviest production is in
Security Bank, Dr. C. E. Mason,
eration last week.
Christian Worship Service ton for Christmas.
. . .
Strings of lights will be put up West Coast Phone Co., Deonard's
CHEVROLETS
The Women's Fellowship o i ths from Beach's Store east to Watson A Ernest's Radio, Florence Beauty
l*ink And Blue Shower
Mrs. Helen Friesen entertained Bethel Congregational Church will street, and up Watson to Deonard’s Shop, Beaverton Hardware, Colum-
with a pink and blue shower last hold its regular evening meeting and Ernest’s.
bia Food Market. Pat & Frank
Saturday evening in honor of her Tuesday, December 17 at 8 p.m.
The fir tree growing at the w est 1 Moore—Barbers, Greyhound Res­
The last week in November
daughter, M's.
Chester Blosick. in the church sanctuary.
end of the Coffee Cup will also be ‘ taurant, Miller’s Grocery, Dean’s
The Christmas worship service decorated.
Many lovely gifts were opened af­
Drug Store, Highbe’s Variety. Da
saw the production of 16,-
ter which refreshments were serv­ will be a candle lighting ceremony,
The Junior Chamber plans to | Portone, Beaverton Electric, Peggs
"If I Were a Shepherd" written hold a party for the children Mortuary, Carr's Garage, Richey’s
ed.
231 CHEVROLETS, an in­
by
Miss Virginia
MacKenzie. around the tree, at which time fa­ Hardware, Safeway, Walker's Dept
■ • •
Those
participating
will
be
Mrs.
crease of over 1000 over
lip And Around
Store, Holland Feed Store, Beaver
vors will be given out.
Mrs. Benton, who has been 111 M. Metcalfe, Mrs. E. Masters. Mrs.
Rasmussen’s
Garage
The following donated to Xmas Theater,
the week before
for three months, is able to be M. Madsen, Mrs. J. Stowe, Mrs. A. Decorating Fund:
Beach's Grocery, Doy Gray—Insur
J. Hageman and Mrs. Herbert Ma­
out again.
Cooks Cleaners, Eunice Beauty
son.
• • •
Shop, Thrifty Market, Marshall can—Insurance, Richard C. Doty,
Mrs.
Maxine
Cady
Barnes,
who
X m as P arty Dec. 18
Wells, Beaverton Pharmacy, I.*on- Bailey’s Ice Cream, Rainbow Elec
This continuous increase in
The
Priscilla
Club met last is in charge of music, plans to ard Adams—Insurance, J. J. Mc- trie Co.
Thursday at the home of Mrs. have *Jesu Bambino” and “O
the number of new CHEV­
Jack Irvin. Next meeting will be Holy Night" sung as solos with
Mrs.
Earl
Bolliger
as
soloist
and
held Dec. 18 at Mrs Dick Kings­
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ROLETS will soon be felt by
participation
in many
bury’s. This will be the Christmas group
Christmas
carols.
Mrs.
Frank
the consumer.
party.
Sturtevant will talk on traditional
. . .
Christmas music.
Attend Funeral
Refreshments will be served fol­
Sam Smith attended the funer­
al of his brother, James Smith, lowing the meeting in the Sunday
Before long now you'll be
in Hood River. Mrs. Sam Smith, School auditorium.
able to buy that new
Gyle and John Smith and Mrs.
Dorothy Braniff also attended.
Library Notes
CHEVROLET
you've been
• e e
If you do not have a library
S ch ool P rogram
card, please apply for one at your
waiting for.
Plans are being made at Mc­ library. There is no charge for a
Kinley School for a Christmas card and new patrons are wel­
program to be held Thursday eve­ comed.
ning, December 19th.
New books of non-fiction include
Come in and talk to us
"Hiroshima” by
John Hersey
about it.
Club Meets
which
is
a story
of six hu­
The Community Club met Tues­ man beings who survived the ex­
day afternoon at McKinley School. plosion of the atom bomb over
“ Hiroshima”.
Also Pierre Van
Passen’s new book "Earth Could
Be Fair,” the eternal story of man­
kind as reflected in a Dutch town
against the background of the tur-
bulant history of the twentieth
century.
Mystery fans will enjoy the 17th
Take Part In Scout Circus
The Cub Packs from Cedar Mill letter by Disney; Death Strikes at
School took part in a war dance Herron House by O’Neil and The
Dark Street by Cheyne.
at the Boy Scout circus.
Children's books Include “Toby
• • •
and Sue” and The Funny Noise by
Return* To School
"Lot Us Fix It Up"
David Peterson
returned to Gay; The Birds Christmas Carol
school after several days absence by Wiggins. A Garland for Girls
by Alcott and Bowser the Hound
Beaverton, Ore. Phone 3333
due to illness.
by Burgess.
New Pupil
Marilyn Keller is a new pupil
in the first grade, transferring
★ Fashions ★
here from Pendleton.
• • •
Absent
Billy Ryder of the fifth grade
BEAVERTON FLORISTS
is absent this week.
. . .
- Fresh Flowers Always -
Spelling Contest
Donna
Dee Jackson's spelling
WILL SPONSOR A COMIC STRIP
Beaverton 29 65
group lost to Harlene Katterman's
group in a nine-week contest. The
FOR
ALL
THE
KIDS,
OLD
AND
YOUNG
first group is planning to enter­
tain the winners Thursday after
9 Junftm fr«
nun in , W
recess.
McKinley-
Minion ica
JIMDON'S
CAFE
Eat At
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Specialize In
MERCHANT'S LUNCHES
CHICKEN
and
STEAK DINNERS
Chicken Southern Style On Request
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FOX REALTY
CANYON ROAD A T ELLIS
ONE-HALF MILE EAST OF BEAVERTON
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We have clients who want 2 and 3 bedroom homes
with or without acreage in West Slope, Beaverton, Mult­ jjj
nomah, Garden Home, and Glencullen. W ill pay from
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$5,000 to $25,000.
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If you have a property that you wish to sell, see 1 T 1
us at our Beaverton branch office,
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CANYON RD. AT ELLIS
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or phone Mr. Steuble, ATwater 9635
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Chevrolet Co.
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STATE-WIDE SERVICE
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HOMES
XMAS GIFTS
INSIDE VISOR VANITJY MIRRORS
REAR VIEW MIRRORS
CHROME TAIL PIPE EXTENSION
For the round of Yulrtlde holiday
parties, the rayon taffeta and velvet
shown above as pictured In the De­
cember issue o* Good Housekeeping
magazine, is ideal.
Canyon Road Appliance
XMAS TOYS — LARGE SELECTION
Dremel Moto Tools. Burgess Vibra-Tools
KELVINATOR Home Appliances, R.C.A. VICTOR Radios,
FOWLER Electric Water Heaters
Pressure Switches, Cal rod Strip Heaters
Electric Space Heaters
MANY OTHER ELECTRICAL ITEMS
BEacon 4433
On Canyon Road at W ait Slope, 8907 S. W . Canyon Rood
OPEN EVENINGS U N TIL 9 AND OPEN SUNDAY
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Chrome Hub Caps
Flash Lights
Fog Lights
Organised in 1S94
S2 Years at Reliable Service
W ALKER and NELSON,
A «»at*
New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
"Every Form of Protection”
Phone 1732
Hillsboro, Oregon
BACON. . . . lb. 69c
By the Piece . . . While It I^i8t8
NO SOAP?
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11
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PORK ROAST
PEACHES. can 33c
Shoulder Luts
Ideati and Tender
2 l«r. rant
PUMPKI N. . . . 29c
CAMPBELL'S
TOMATO SOUP 3 cans 29c
"For Them Cold December Days”
LEAVE
YOUR ORDER ,\f>U
YOUR XMAS TURKEY
Sunkist Navel
ORANGES
For full information fill out Coupon
and mail with one Pint (16 oz ) ot
water to Norco Stewart Co , 426 N E
Prescott, Portland 11, Oregon.
Size 28«.
2 doz. 49c
Arizona Seedless
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ADDRESS................................................... ..................................................
"OREGON’S Q U A LITY ICE CREA M "
Water Supply (Check one) City.....................W ell......................
5 for 19c
Sold exclusively ot
Pond.......................... Stream,.......................... Spring___r.____ ___
MARKET
PHONE BEAVERTON :*2hl
Hard ..................... Rusty..................... Clear
when drawn..................Highly colored................. Turns brown
on standing ................... Other...............................................................
Draw sample os close to source os possible
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lb. 45c
Del Monte
Soliti Puck
Characteristics:
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Sliced
WATER
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Try it in a Loaf
Size 2 1
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lb. 35c
FLOTILL CLING
NORCO has a complete line of
softeners, filters, iron removers,
etc. NORCO water conditioners
con solve your water problem.
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Lean and Tasty
Mokes loads of
Cleansing
Kush ¥ Water?
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GROUND BEEF
A LITTLE SOAP
B UB B L E S
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CHOICE MEATS
USE PET Mine IN A ll YOUR COOKING
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»pan Mutual Palicia» aro N O N - A H M A I L L
You N EVER pay
maintain« n a n than thro. tima* tho surplus required by 0 * * f°n
more than Hta premium an tka face at the policy. Orapon Mutual
Insurance Lews.
M c M i n n v i l l e
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ROSS F. WHISMAN • HAROLD GREGORY
ijj S. W. Canyon Road at Hall
Beaverton
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Save 20 to 25% on your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Y O U R , FO O D D I L I
PRICES GOOD for December 13 to December 16, inclusive
STORE HOURS - Week Days 8 A . M . to 7 P. M.
SU N D A YS, 9 A . M . to 6 P. M.
SIGNAL STATION
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PHONE ~ BEAVERTON 3795
See Us Today for
Norma Foege
celebrated
her
birthday Tuesday, with everyone
For Stove and Dlosel Oil Call
singing “Happy Birthday’’ at the
Harry Barnes. Ph. Beaverton 3231. m
lunch time.
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We have openings for salesmen in Beaverton office
jjj and other branch offices.
THE SIGNAL STATION
Still Absent
Duane Simshouser is still absent
due to a broken leg.
• • •
l.unch At School
Mrs. DeYoung, Mrs. Ediger, Mrs.
Skeeis and Mrs. Krause,
room
mothers of the 7-8, 5-6, 8-4, 1-2
grades respectively had lunch at
school on Tuesday and made plans
for decorating the Christmas tree
at the Grange Hall.
• • •
Road
Open 7 A .M . to 1 p.m . Every Day Escept M onday
CEDAR MICE
School
We're Going to Be Santa
To All of You
All Next Year
On Canyon
East Beaverton Junction
P U B LIT Y
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M A R K E T
J U N C T IO N C u u d C A N Y O N O O A D
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