The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, December 27, 1946, Image 4

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    BEAVERTON
ENTERPRISE
Friday, December 27,
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Tualatin Valley
1946
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ton’s Duke .owned by Mrs. Logan
Ferry, ridden by Mary Hurgett;
3rd, Goldie, owned and ridden by
Bill Tull; 4th, Sally B., owned and
ridden by Grace Karns.
Pairs: 1st, Miss Tulip, owned and
ridden by Joan Bohmann; Miss
Fossil, owned and ridden by Mi­
chael Bohmann.
2nd, Nifty Miss .owned by Port.
Rid. Acad., ridden by Kim Stew­
art; Mamie, owned by Port. Rid.
Acad., ridden by Eleanor Bradley.
3rd: Creeper
.owned by Port.
Rid. Acad., ridden by Catherine
Young;
Masquerader, owned by
Port. Rid. Acad., ridden by Cor-
inne Mackin.
4th: Tommy Tucker, owned and
ridden by Bernice Hansen of Bea­
verton, Duke of Hampton owned
by Bob Ferry ridden by Gladys
Ferry.
Open Jumpers: 1st. Kitty Foyle,
owned by Nicol Riding Acad., rid­
den by Mrs. Kenton Palmer; 2nd,
Cactus Lass, owned by Nicol Rid.
Acad., ridden by Bill Gosselin; 3rd,
Playboy, owned by Nicol Rid. Ac.
ridden by Mrs. David Meyer; 4th,
Sun Ray, owned by Nicol Riding
Academy, ridden by Barbara Rus­
sell.
44 King’s Singers”
Coming lo Metzger
The “King's Singers", a talent­
ed group of young people from
Pacific College at Newberg will be
in Metzger on Sunday, January
12th, at the Metzger Community
Methodist Church at 8 p. m. in a
special evening service. The ser­
vice will include quartet numbers
both vocal and instrumental, and
congregational singing of the old
favorite hymns.
At a recent meeting of the Offi­
cial Board it was decided that a
special
"Singspi ration”
service
would be held on the second Sun­
day of every month, under the di­
rection of Rev. D. M. Bowers. A
special invitation is extended to
everyone in Metzger and vicinity
to come to these services.
Youth Fellowship P a r t i e s
The Youth Fellowship groups of
the Community Methodist Church
enjoyed parties recently reflecting
the Christmas spirit
The senior group held its party
on December 21st at the home of
Willard Westfall.
The intermediate group held its
party on December 23rd in the
basement of the church. Gifts were
exchanged and a good time was
enjoyed by all.
At Sunday School
There were twenty-two in at­
tendance at Sunday School last
Sunday and a collection of $10.61
to make a total of $43.45 for
five weeks.
This week the Sunday School
is sending $21 to the China Inland
Mission in Costa Rica and $21 to
I Sudan Interior in P. A.
Mrs. Frances Ferguson won first
place with a total score of eight­
een points in the second of a ser­
ies of competitions for the Boh-
mann.
Perpetual Trophy at the
Portland Hunt Club in Garden
Home December 15. Grace Karns
Deduct PCIC Premium
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of Orenco was second with 15
Returns Home
From Ineome Tax
points and Gladys Ferry scored
Mrs. Charles Clayton returned
Income tax time will soon be
third with 14 points.
last week from Weatherford, Ok­
here
again.
In
filing
their
Janu­
Results are as follows:
ary 15 estimates, farmers are re­ lahoma, where she had been on a
Green Jumpers: 1st, Peroxide
minded to list premiums paid for visit to her parents.
Pricess ridden by Joan Waters,
federal
crop insurance as an op­
owned by Nicol Riding Academy:
erating expense deduction.
2nd, Happy Seymour, owned and
REGISTERED AN IM AL
ridden by C. I. Eastman of Gar­
Albert Meier, a Brown Swiss
The first hospital in what is now
den Home; 3rd, Goldie, owned by
the United States was founded in breeder of Beaverton, has recently
Bill Tull, ridden by Gladys Fer­
1612 at Henricopolis in the Colony sold the bull Arbor Rose Mac-
ry.
79333 to Walker Bros.,
of Virginia.
It was known as Domino
Scurry Race: 1st, Sir Windsor,
"Mount Malady, a guest house for Rainier, Oregon according to a
owned and ridden by Frances Fer­
report from Fred S. Idste, Secre­
sicke people”.
guson; 2nd,
Duke of Hampton,
tary of the Brown Swiss Cattle
owned oy Bob Ferry, ridden by
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A fine program was given at the
Glady Ferry; 3rd, Prince William,
Halving the amount of solar Breeders’ Association, Beloit, Wis­
Metzger Grade School on Friday
consin.
owned by Portland Riding Acad­
night. It was very well attended radiation on the earth would bring
emy, ridden by Grace Karns of
by a very appreciative audience. even equatorial temperatures be­
Orenco.
low the freezing point.
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Seat
and Hands: 1st, Doris
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
R.
Clark of Garden Home on Nifty
Craughan left Monday for Pull­
Miss, owned by Portland Riding
man Washington, where they will
Academy; 2nd, Eleanor Bradley
spend the holidays with
Mrs.
on Creeper .owned by Port. Rid.
The Metzger Sunday School pre­ Craughan’s sister and family.
Acad.; 3rd, Myrnella Meyer
on
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Playboy, owned by Nicol Riding sented its annual Christmas pro­
gram
Sunday
evening.
Choral
The
Rev.
and
Mrs. Bowers and Entertain Friends
Academy; 4th, Kim Stewart on
Mamie, owned by Port. Rid. Acad. numbers were given by young son Donny spent Christmas day
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hart enter- 1
Horsemanship: 1st, Grace Karns singers, with a candle-light pro­ with Mrs. Bowers’ sister and fam­ tained twenty-five neighbors at a
cessional.
Clifton
Bartlett
was
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hedgecoke, pot luck Christmas party on Sat- i
on her own horse, Sally B.; 2nd,
A
group of in Lafayette, Oregon.
Joan Windolph of West Slope on the accompanist.
urday.
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her own horse, Random Harvest; small children sang a Christmas
carol.
Miss
Kathleen
Miller
who
has
3rd, Bill Payne on his own horse,
A play was presented by five been the guest of Mrs. Clara Rhea Sunday School Xmas
Harvest Billy; 4th, Irma Vaughn
young men of the Young Peoples' is spending the Christmas holiday
on her own horse, Sassie.
Rev. and Mrs. P. J. Van Brug-
Teams of Four: 1st,
Tommy Bible Class, and the program con­ in iSan Francisco.
gen of the Central Bible Church
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Tucker,
owned and ridden by cluded with Ohristmas songs, ac­
of Portland were visitors at the |
Bernice Hansen
of Beaverton, companied by the Westfalls play­
The Whitman family moved to Cooper Mt. Sunday School last
ing
the
acoordian
and
guitars.
Sally B., owned and ridden by
Oswego last week. The home was Sunday. The message they brought
SHOPPING CENTER
Grace Karns, Duke of Hampton, Mrs. W. A. Elliott and Mrs. J. L. sold to Mr. John Tobin.
was much appreciated.
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owned by Bob Ferry, ridden by Westfall were directors of the pro­
A short Xm as program was giv­
Progress, Oregon
Gladys Ihtrry, Wildfire, owned by gram. As a climax, treats of can­
Sergeant and Mrs. William A. en by the Sunday School young
Clare Wiley , ridden by Doris dy were distributed to everyone Boynton are spending the Christ­ people and at the close of the
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Clark of Garden Home; 2nd, Hi- present.
mas holidays with Sgt. Boynton’s services Mr.
Clayton presented
W e deliver
C, owned by Dorothy Farley, rid­
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Christmas candy to each person
Classified
ads
always
bring
den by Frances Ferguson, Sweet­
Boynton.
present.
quick sales.
heart, owned and ridden by Mary
Hurgett of West Slope, Miss Tu­
lip, owned
and ridden by Mrs.
Michael Bohmann; Brown Emp­
ress, owned and ridden by Mi­
chael Bohmann.
3rd: Nifty Miss, ridden by Cath­
Oí
erine Young, owned by Portland
Riding Academy; Mamie, ridden by
Eleanor Bradley, owned by Port.
Rid. Acad.; Patsy, ridden by Kim
Stewart .owned by Port. Rid. Acad.
Sunshine, ridden by Corrine Ma-
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ckin, owned by Dorothy Weil.
4th, Fair Wyndham, owned and
ridden by Myrnella Meyer; Kitty
Foyle, ridden by Mrs. Kenton Pal­
mer, owned by Nicol Riding Acad.
When you consider that nearly 1100 meals will
Sir Windsor, owned and ridden by
be prepared in your kitchen next year, buying
Joan Menefee; Sun Ray, owned
food for the family takes on new importance.
by Nicol Riding Acad., ridden by
Barbara Russell, S. W . Howatt Rd.
Even a small saving on each day’s purchases
Road Hacks: 1st, Harvest Billy,
can add up to worthwhile amounts. Your
owned and ridden by Bill Payne;
Safeway offers you an opportunity to make the
2nd, Hi-C, owned by Dorothy Far­
kind o f regular savings that will do wonders for
ley, ridden by Frances Ferguson:
your bank account. And you ’ll enjoy the finest
3rd, Fitzhampton’s Duke, owned
I The secret of a successful New Year’s
by Mrs. Logan Ferry, ridden by
in foods—guaranteed to please.
t
party is to plan a menu that can
Mary Hurgett.
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a stand a little waiting. Here’s a menu
Mary Hurgett; 4th, Kitty Higgins,
a
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5-lb-
Millers
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owned by Nicol Riding Acodemy,
a that will be good to look at and good
n o n e y Valley pail U
Or. bios. lb.vS l
ridden by Joan Waters.
a to eat any time you choose to serve it.
Full
No. 2 «flfì C
it lasts!
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Paper Chase Horses: 1st, Sir
O' Gold
can
IV
While
CAROL DRAKE'S NEW YEAR’S EVE IUFFET
Windsor,
owned and ridden by
FYances Ferguson; 2nd, Fitzhamp­
Cups of Hot Consomme with
METZGER
Annual Christmas
Program (given
70DAy'S EASH/OA/ABLE,
MESHED *SA/AKE ’ AfECKLACES
AA/D BRACELE7S BR/A/G UP-TO-
DATE 7HE AA/C/EA/7 SERPEA/7
SYMBOL fO R W/SDOM AA/D
GOOD P0R7UA/E.
Good Attendance
COOPER
MOUNTAIN
To All Our
Friends!
PHIL’ S
Coerw cm r /ate j vci*ft«e
ProgresH - Kinton
union and Christmas dinner party
at the
Weik residence In Hills­
boro, family home of Mrs. Kef­
F a m ily R eu n ion
fer. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cowie
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sands of Se­ and daughter, Jean, also Mr. and
attle and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Nell- Mrs. H. L. Weik and family of
aon, parents of Mrs Sands, were Beaverton attended.
present at a family reunion and
Christmas dinner party at the
home of R. E. Lletz on Scholls Rd.
Mrs. Neilsen is a sister of Mrs.
Lletz and a daughter of John
E. Haggerty who makes his home
with the Lietz family.
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H om e F o r llo lid u y s
The Girl Scouts of Troop 28 ga e
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eliander, Jr. a potluck dinner for their mothers
arrived home Friday from Corval­ and dad's on December 13th at
lis and will remain with his par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Haryr Eliander, the Metzger Clubhouse.
The troop presented a lovely
Sr. until after the holidays.
candle light investure
ceremony.
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I>oris Wegener explained the Tre­
l e a v i n g F o r M on tan a
Ed Lauretsen left Monday morn­ foil by lighting three candles. Dar­
ing for Missoula, Montana, where lene Anderson gave the new girls
their pins, and the older girls
he will operate a filling station.
The Lauretsona are selling their their year pins. 10 girls represented
home here and
Mrs. I^uretson the laws by lighting candles. Songs
will follow as soon as business de­ were suug at intervals, accompan­
ied by Mrs. Elof Anderson at the
tails can be arranged here.
piano.
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Awards were given to girls who
V isits H u sba n d In N ew V ork
Mrs. Edward Jones recently re­ sold the largest number of Christ­
turned
from Brooklyn,
N. Y.. mas cards; Linda Speight follow­
where she spent a few weeks with ed by Darlene Anderson and Ro­
her husband before his departure berta Westfall, also to Doris W eg­
ener and Darlene Anderson for
for overseas duty.
best postures, followed by five oth­
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D in n e r P arty
er girls. Mrs. Elmer Wegener was
Mr. and Mrs. W. I* Keffer nnd awarded her diploma as a trained
son, Denny, attended a family re- assistant leader.
IVlelsger Girl
Scouts Entertain
WR foodi F fortlseven
You’ll get more for ;
New Year’ s Entertaining
In T he WEEKS NEWS
G O P LEADERS MEET—Thr** lop Republican Sen
at* leaders. Senators W hite (Me.). Robert A. Tail I
(Ohio) and Arthur H V andenberg IMich.) (lell to ]
right) discus* plans lor next C on qress at Republl
can Steering Committee session in W ashington I
T R IE S O U T F A -
M O U S BIK E— Eve
Arden, m ovie star
w h o Is aiding the
fight against can cer,
tries out the famous
b icy cle of M i t c h e l
Sadew lts of Brook­
lyn w ho distributed
a million pieces ol
l i t e r a t u r e for the
A m e r i c a n Cancer
Society during a re
cent 2.000 mil* ten
I tour.
Crisp Crackers
Molded Avocado Ring tilled with
Shrimp Salad
Casserole of Scalloped Potatoes
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Relish Plate of Carrot Sticks
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Celery Curls, Pickles and
Ripe Olives
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a Toasted Hard Rolls
a ♦Graham Cracker Koek topped with
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♦GRAHAM CRACKER KOEK —
Combine 1 cup finely rolled graham
cracker crumbs, 1 cup sugar, and 1
teaspoon baking powder in a large
mixing bowl. Add 2 slightly beaten
egg yolks and mix thoroughly. Stir
in H cup walnut meats and 1 tea­
spoon vanilla. Fold in 2 stiffly beaten
egg whites. Spread into a well greased
and floured square cake pan ( 8 x 8
x 2). Bake in a moderate oven (350°
F.) for 25 minutes or until done. Cut
in squares to serve. Serves 6 to 8.
Another gracious New Year’s party
is an At Home on New Year’s after­
noon. It’s a hospitable way to wel­
come the New Year.
Tray of Homemade Cookies, Papier
Thin Slices of Fruit Cake, and
Circles of Brown Bread
Spread with Cream
Cheese
Hot Chocolate
Salted Nut«
CoJlof £)oaJrt_ Director
ORANGE JU ICE
Redwood No. 2
Empire
can
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We reserve the right
GRAPEFRUIT JUICES
Town House — Natural
No. 2 4 4 C
0£c
con
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46-0 z. can A W
TEXA S T IP — No. 2 can
11'
BLENDED JU ICE
Blend
0 ' Gold
No. 2 sfltfe
con 1 1
W hile
it lasts!
to limit quantities.
FOR MEATS /R FORTS-SEVER
Hen Turkeys v g * / p i u u k l b . 5 5 e
Tom Turkeys u . ^ p h i m b l b . 3 9 c
Tom Turkeys w a s t e lb 4 9 c
P IE C E B A C O N
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H C W cs
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lb. 5 9 c
FIGS, Tropic Treat No. 2 4 con 29c
Blackberries, Blue T°g N® 2 ««" 35c
Cherries, Sun p°c R°yai Annes 39c
No. 2 4 con
BEEF ROAST
Juicy Blade Cut l b
ib
" 45c I
3 9 '
PORK ROAST
Shoulder cut
lb. 39c
— Fresh Frosted Eviscerated Chickens —
FRYERS I Roasters
*2
Edwards Coffee
1-lb. can 43c
Nob Hill Coffee
bag 39clb 77c
Airway Coffee
37c ,3b 51.10
M.J.B. Coffee
SS- 44c£n
b-87c
Chase & Sanborn Coffee <Lbn44c
lb . 7 5 « I
75«
cuu; lb .
59«,
Mixed Huts,intheirsheiislb. pkg. 39c
Large Pecans,bleached 1-lb. pkg. 45c
Preserves, Hunt’s Raspberry lb. jar 5 9c
Plum Preserves,, lbby,.l-lb. jar 23c
Chopped Olives. Ubby y4 tin 13c
Cheese Spreads, ^
^ ffUaB25c
Pio Crist Mix genii 17-0 «. pkg 35c
T h e H o m e m a k e r s ’ B ureau
Ao Ever* S o ftw o j Sendee
FOR PRODUCE /R FORT/-SEVER
Art Yot» Planning Year 1947 Budget?
Although we feel that every budget
is a personal matter, we have pre­
pared 2 leaflets on the subject that
fflav be of help to you in planning
>ours. ' PLANNING YOUR BUD­
G E T " and "F A M IL Y BUDGETS’*
will be mailed upon request. Writ«
Carol Drake, The Homemakers’ Bu­
reau, Box 2110, Dept. BL, San Fran­
cisco 26, California.
Kitchen Craft
White Flour
Spdrry’»
Cane Sugar
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44c
Be*t Sugar
5-lb 3 0 c
10-tb 6 8 c
10-lb. K O c
bog D O
10-lb pap«r B / c
sack
9 0
10-lb. cloth
5-lb. bog 4 3 c
* TOM1C SCIENTISTS OPEN CAMPAIGN Harold
U y fletti Professo* of Chemistry University of Chi
c a g o renter* with Prof Albert Einstein (right) at I
Princeton N J at opening e l a cam paign to raise
SI.004.000 to finance a natioa w ide educational cam
paign en the social implication* el atassie energy
$039
Dill Pickles w£o“tr 3£229c
Cheddar Cheese ” k V 59‘
Grapefruit *, >
HJ=‘ n,5v 20‘
20
Apple Sauce
CAROL DRAKE'S MENU FOR AN AT HOME
ON NEW YEAR'S AFTERNOON
Whife Flour
FOX FOR COES THE WEASEL — Vox
„11 „ . a
Porks Johnson On cenlerl assisted by K e g * «
ock ett and Suss W illi* a i * ' «
•>»*» eoundvd oft lor
eir Tuesday night Y s i f o p
bvoodrast ever CSS which
igtnated f r o « C levelan d. The o cca s io n w a s a get together
Horthern O h io * b a rb er shop quartet*
Vo* P oo is
on sored b y Lipioo Tea a nd Llpton s Soup*
Fru it J u ic e P ric e s
Miner's
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LANDLADIES PICKET WHITE HOUSE — Six D*
trail landladies m o** pat* lh* Whit* House. co t
ryinq placards in th*lr light against r*nt controls.
Som* signs rood: "O ust Rent Control.” and
"V*t*rans want housing, not dictatorial control.'
SAFEWAY
85e
" A ” Size
Deschutes
APPLES
Extra Fancy
and fancy
Borne
Beauty
lb. 12c
Winesaps
lb. 121 >c
Red
Emperor
G R A P E S
1 5 -p o u n d
^osk
59c
* ixcittNo Nfw starts
* CmiDSCN-t FIATURIS
* M| A ST.WAS MINO FICTION
CABBAGE
L o c a l- —G roen
AVACADOS
C a l« * « « — K i ported
BROCCOLI
Fam t-F ro sk
TURNIPS
N o tops Po pay
CARROTS
N o top« to pay
Frosk
Apple Rings
8 - 0 * A re
Empir«— Dried
pkg d J
Dried Pears
Empir«
U. S. N O 1 P O T A T O E S
12-OI pkg
end Sweet
n. 22C
25‘
/OU O il MORI FOR YOUR
YAMS
From Pit« South
Prodoce A M eot tro te ro * s r v tor Fr.
A Sot
‘ T m sura you won’t mind waiting Th«y
“ V it just take« a jiffy to do your shop-
ping at Safeway.