The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, December 27, 1946, Image 5

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    CEDAR MILL NEWS
Garden Club Plans | Students Prese nt
ifear's Activities
Ynias Program
Cedar Mill G arden Club met
W ednesday in the dining room of
the G range Hall.
A m on g su b jects discussed during
the business m eeting were ideas
fo r program s in com in g meetings.
V arious w orthw h ile
suggestions
were made by the m em bers.
Mrs. R ush in g and Mrs. Foege
are appointed to the Year Book
com m ittee and Mrs. Laura Hohn-
stein is ch osen as bird chairm an.
T he p rogram planned fo r the
January m eeting will include ‘ How
to con stru ct a hot bed," "Care
o f R oses” and "B ird s.’’
F ollow in g the business meeting
a pot lu ck noon luncheon was en­
joyed.
Mrs. L. F erry very
aptly in­
structed the grou p in the art o f
m aking evergreen pieces. A holly
wreath, a sw ag o f cedar, an ever­
green table cen terp iece and a door
sw atch w ere dem onstrated. Num ­
bers w ere draw n fo r the various
pieces, w h ich she made, by the
m em bers present.
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Students o f the
Cedar Mill
school very apUy presented their
Christm as program at the Grange
Hall Thursday evening.
A very
large crow d was in attendance.
A fter a special Christm as lunch­
eon served in the cafeteria Friday
noon the school children enjoyed
parties and g ift
exchanges in
their various rooms.
Teachers and children presented
Mrs. Cover,
the cafeteria cook,
with a lovely lamp.
School was dismissed early to be
resumed Thursday, January 2.
Children are asked to bring bag
lunches on Thursday and Friday.
Leedy Grange
Installs Officers
Leedy Grange held its installa­
tion o f office rs W ednesday eve­
ning at the Grange Hall. T he in
stallation cerem ony was very im ­
pressive. Each lady o ffice r was
presented with a corsage and each
<
man with a boutiniere made by
D on ’t
fo rg e t
the Com m unity Mrs. M aggie Stark.
Club’s N ew Y ear's E ve dance at
Mrs. R obinett entertained with
the G range Hall.
vocol solos.
M em bers o f the grange enjoyed
their annual Christmas party and
pot luck supper Saturday evening.
* • •
Leave« F or Canada
Miss
Barbara W alters spent
W ednesday night at hom e upon
her return from O.S.C.
She left
early
on Thursday m orn in g by
train fo r T oronto, O ntario where
she will attend
an Inter-V arsity
Christian C onference
and visit
friends du rin g the holidays.
WE W ISH YOU
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Fishing
A
Jam es W alters spent the w eek
HAPPY and PROSPEROUS end
fishing at Nehalem.
• • •
NEW YEAR
H APPY NEW Y EAR
A happy New Y ear is wished
to you all from your corresp on ­
dent.
. . .
Hom e F or Holidays
The Misses L orna Cover, M ari­
HOWARD W. SMITH
lyn French, Joan Cote and P a tric­
388 Conyon Rd.
ia H einrichs are spending the hol­
idays at home from U niversity o f
Oregon. M iss Phillis T horne is at
hom e from O regon State College
for the holidays.
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Open House
O f interest Sunday was an open
house at the home o f Mr. and
Mrs. N. T. Stevens. T he occa sion
was in
h onor o f their son and
daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs.
Shirley Stevens.
New Year's Dance
Beaverton
Transfer Co.
HAPPY
NEW
Accept our hearty thanks
for the pleasant associa­
Holiday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Crisp o f San
F rancisco. Calif, are spending the
C hristm as holidays with Mr C liff
H. R a dloff, father o f Mrs. Crisp.
T heir arrival was also in the
nature o f a surprise to F. C. R a d ­
loff, gran dfath er
o f Mrs. Criisp.
who has just celebrated his sev­
en ty-fifth birthday.
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Baby B oy
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert J. Bleizef-
fe r are very proud o f their baby
boy. A lan Jay, w ho arrived at W il­
cox M em orial Hospital, D ecem ber
17. H e w eighed 8 lbs., 13 oz.
• • •
V isiting H ere F or X m as
Mike and Pat M cC loskey o f Los
Angeles are here visitin g their fa ­
ther, W . E. M cC loskey and sister.
Mrs. Ted W ilson over the holidays.
G ood Fishing
H enry N elson and som e others
went over on the T rask river fish ­
ing, h aving v ery good luck, each
ca tch in g one and tw o lovely sal­
mon.
• • •
Cheerio Club Meets
The C heerio Club m et at Mrs.
Edna Schelles’ fo r their C hrist­
mas party on Friday. T h ey had a
beautiful
tree loaded w ith nice
gifts and a lovely lunch was ser­
ved.
• • •
X m as Guests
Mr, and Mrs. A nderson o f Sea­
side are spending Christm as at the
hom e o f their daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G uy Carr.
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Entertain
Mr. and Mrs. R ob ert Sum m ers
entertained a large group o f rela­
tives on C hristm as Day.
• • •
Open H ouse
Mr. and Mrs. L a rry D ay held
open house In P ortland Sunday
in honor o f Mrs. D ay’s parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Carl B each and Mrs.
P inder o f Om aha, Neb.
Mr, and Mrs. Beach lived here
at one tim e and the P enders had
a g rocery store here.
Mrs. M cK erch er and son, George
and Mr. and Mrs. B yfield attended
from here.
• • •
Students H om e F or X m as
A m on g the you ng people who
are hom e from college a re: Floyd
C arlson, D avid Cady, E lw in Pax-
son, Janet F elsher and W ilbur
Jansen, w h o w as m arried Sunday
at the hom e o f his parents to a
you n g lady fro m Eugene.
• • •
V isitin g D aughter
Mr. and Mrs. Shellenberger left
fo r K lam ath
Falls F riday eve­
ning to spend the holidays with
a daughter and fam ily.
• • •
R osehurg V isitors
Mr. and Mrs. J ack Osfleld and
J an ice left M on day
even in g to
spend Christm as with a sister o f
Mrs. O sfield in R osehurg.
• • •
X m as In Portland
Mr.
and Mrs. G eorge Blasser
spent Christm as in P ortlan d with
relatives.
Alex-Lewis
.Nuptials
Miss Jeanne Lewis, daughter of
Mrs. Mamie Lewis and H ercules
Alex were m arried D ecem ber 7 in
a candlelight
cerem on y at the
C hurch
o f Christ in Beaverton.
Rev. S pringer officiated.
Miss Lewis was given in mar­
riage by her uncle, D. B. Moore.
She wore a white satin dress with
a long train and full veil o f tulle
held in place by a tiara o f orange
blossom s
and carried
a white
prayer book with orch id corsage.
Mrs. Jean Calhoun was m atron
o f honor in a frock o f pink net.
G eorge
Alex, brother
o f the
groom , w as best man. Little Linda
Mae Lew is was flow er girl and
B obby Lew is was ring bearer.
Miss C harlotte Gallow ay played
the w edding m arch and Mrs. Ruth
Z im brick sang, "B ecau se" and “ At
Daw ning."
Ushers were Jerry Painter, Ju-
lien P eterson and Gene Springer.
Mrs. O tto Keil cu t the bride’s
cak e at a reception held in the
ch urch parlors. Mrs. Carl Heisel
and Mrs. D. B. M oore poured.
A ssisting were Mrs. Earl Lew ­
is Mrs. Lee K ing, Mrs. Gordon
L aw rence and Mrs. Gene S pring­
er.
A fter a short w edding trip the
couple will make their hom e on Al­
len A venue in Beaverton.
I BONNY SLOPE
New Y ears Party
A New Y ear’s E ve Hard Time
party will be given by the Bonny
Slope
C om m unity
Club in the
club house N ew Y ear’s Eve.
The fun begins at 8:30 p.m. A
pot luck lunch will be served.
• • •
H om e F o r X m as
Pvt. K ieth D. C oon o f the P ara­
troopers, spent C hristm as with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R| Coon.
Pvt. C oon expects to be sent to
K orea very shortly.
• • •
F arew ell P arty
A farew ell party was given Mrs.
G. H iggins at the hom e o f Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. S tau ffer D ecem ber
21. Mrs. H iggin s received many
nice gifts.
• • •
A nniversary Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. W es Magill cele­
brated their first anniversary Dec.
21. Best w ishes go to them.
• • •
A ttend* F uneral
Mrs. Ora M. B ates was in A s­
toria to attend the funeral o f her
aunt.
• • •
In A ccid en t
Leon D. Stewart was in an a c­
cident w hile com in g up the hill on
T hom pson R d. Mr. Stewart su ffer­
ed m inor cuts on his face.
• • •
D og Owner*
It has been called to m y at­
The advertiser—Tell him yoa
tention
that dogs are running
read his m essage In the paper.
loose, and creatin g disturbances
such as ch asin g
cars, catch in g
LANDSCAPING
EVERGREENS
ch ick en s and running live stock.
CAMELLIAS
---
AZALEAS
A little cooperation from dog
ow ners cou ld easily rem edy this
situation.
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BEAVERTON 2614
Card P arty
1-8 mile West o f Beaverton
A card party will be given at
the B onn y Slope C om m unity Club
A sk
fo r you r free
classified House D ecem ber 28 at 8:30 p.m.
P in och le and cribbage will be
"S u b scrib er Ad C ards” w ith each
Compare
new
su bscription
o r renewal. played.
A lunch w il be served after the
G. E. APPLIANCES
T h ey’ll pay you real dividends.
playing.
ILEX NURSERY
YEAR
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BEAVERTON
PE RSONALS
Kpgistruliou Oppii* Jau. 6
For Sewing (J u * h Series
The Adult Sewing Class w hich Is
instructed by Mrs. Mildred Hailey,
itinerant adult teacher, and spon­
sored by the local school district
in co-operation with the division
o f vocational education ended the
first series o f m eetings Thursday,
D ecem ber 19. A bout tw enty five
ladies
registered
at the first
meeting. Much good was derived
from the classes by those who at­
tended.
T he next series o f classes will
be organized Thursday, January
16, 1947 at 9:30 a.m. in the Bea­
verton grade school.
R egistration fo r the next class
will be open January 6 at Bea­
verton grade school o ffic e o r by
phone Beaverton 3565.
If enough beginners register a
special class for them m ay be
arranged.
R egu lar attendance is desirable.
LEGAL
BEAVER THEATRE
Phone 2482
at
DOUGHTY'S
and prosperous 1947
with Bert Gordon, "The Mod Russian"
Swamp Fire—
8 30 P. M
■with Buster Crabbe, Johnny Weismuller
News
Sunday, December 29
Black Beauty-—
2 30 - 4 45 - 6 :5 5 - 9 :0 0 P.
with Mono Freeman, Richard Denning
Comedy, Cartoon and News
NOTICE
N O T IC E O F S T R E E T V AC ATIO N
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G W E N
T hat the City Council o f the City
o f B eaverton by R esolution duly
passed on the 2nd day o f D ecem ­
ber, 1946, has instituted proceed­
ings to vacate the follow in g de­
scribed portion o f a street within
the City o f Beaverton, to-w it:
AH that
portion o f
F ron t
Street lying west o f the wes­
terly boundary o f what is now
know n and designated as Ce­
dar Avenue or Cedar Street,
w hich Cedar Avenue or C edar
Street was an old cou nty road.
N O TICE IS F U R T H E R G IV E N
That all persons interested In and
a ffected by said vacation m ay
file ob jection s or rem onstrances,
which m ay he made In w riting and
filed with the City R ecord er prior
to the tim e o f hearing, and that
a hearing will be held thereon on
M onday, the 13th day o f January,
1947, at the hour o f 8:00 p.m. o f
said day at the City Hall in the
City o f Beaverton.
D A T E D T his 2nd day o f D ecem ­
ber, 1940.
R. C. D O TY, City R ecord er o f
the C ity o f Beaverton.
Date o f first publication Decern
her 13, 1946.
Date o f last publication January
10, 1947.
Monday and Tuesday, December 3 0 - 3 1
Black Beauty-— 7 :5 0 - 9 :5 5 P. M.
Comedy - Cartoon - News
HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO ALL OUR NEW FRIENDS
M AY
Washington Machinery &
Storage Co........
7329 E. Marginal Way
Seattle 8, Wash.
Canyon Road Highway
WE CONTINUE
TO SERVE YOU
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IN 1947
The FIRESTONE STORE
-Formerly Poppert and Welch-
WEST END OF Y IN BEAVERTON
PHONE 3961
Let IJs (get and Put On Your
1917 License Plates
for w you
JUST LEAVE US YOUR REGISTRATION CARD
WE DO THE REST
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Pinafores are really most at home
on the very young. Excellent dress
for children’s Yule is the pinafore
shown above as pictured In the De­
cember issue of Good Housekeeping
magazine.
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HAPPY NEW
YEAR!
NOTICE!
In stock for Immediate Delivery
Portable Sawmills, Edgers, 54"
Tilting
Band Resaws, Motors,
Logging-Sawmill Machinery.
Jimdon's Cafe
BEAVERTON
Friday and Saturday, December 27 - 28
B U D G E T H E L P E R S F O R THE H O U S E W I F E
S.W. Canyon Rd. at Ellis Ave.
our best wishes for a happy
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How Do You Do — 7 :0 0 P. M. - 9 30 P. M.
Sporting Goods and Cutlery
tions of the past year, and
Friday, December 27, 1946
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
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Meal Cups-Creamed Potatoes
Mcol and Potato Roll
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Meat-Potaloburgers
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A Most Happy and Prosperous IN jjj
SUNKIST ORANGES
Small Size
5 Dozen . . 98c
■
U w Chop'Cuey
Liver Spoon Cokes’^
Liver Loaf
New Year
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ARIZONA
GRAPEFRUIT
Dozen . . 65c
'A CASE
A LL
Frankfurters
$1 79
CIGARETTES .
. carton $1-39
POPULAR
BRANDS
TILLAMOOK CHEESE
LB
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70 Size
SEEDLESS
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WHITE ROCK MIXERS
LEMON, LIME and GINGER ALE
qt. Bottles 15c each, plus bottles
THRIFTY MARKET
PHONE BEAVERTON 3261
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and list* your food dollars for the
HIGHEST QUALITY Available
Its Economy In The I*ong Run
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Frankfurter-GreenBeon Casserole Barbecued Frankfurters
Although more meat is available
today, Mrs. Housewife can continue
to make good use of the meats she
relied on during the period of
scarcity. There are a number of
these which offer many opportuni­
ties for variety and at the same time
are easy on the budget
The meats pictured above are ex
eellent examples. Most housewives
include them in their family meals,
but more often than not the ways in
which they are served are very lim
ited.
As a matter o f fact there are al­
most endless possibilities for using
these meats in preparing dishes that
are different A few suggestions are
given here.
Frankfurter Spaghetti
Meat-Potalnburgors
Combine 1 pound hamburger, 2
Slice 1 pound frankfurters in 14-
cups coarsely grated unpeeled po inch pieces. Brown frankfurters and
tato, 1* cup grated onion, 1*4 tea '/i cup diced onion in 1 tablespoon
spoons salt and 1« teaspoon pepper. lard or drippings. Add 1 teaspoon
Mix we-U. Shape into 8 patties and salt, 1 teaspoon allspice, ’ 4 teaspoon
broil or panbroil slowly until done. cloves, *4 teaspoon pepper, l 1,4 cups
tomato juice and 3 cups cooked spa­
Liver Chop Suey
ghetti. Simmer until thickened.
Cut 1 pound liver in 1 ' x
Brown *4 pound whole frankfurters.
strips. Cook in 4 tablespoons lard or Serve around spaghettL
drippings 5 minutes. Add 1 cup
sliced celery, 1 cup sliced onions.
Frankfurter — Green Rean
Cook 5 minutes. Add 1 can Chinese
Casserole
vegetables and liquid and 4 tea­
Slice 1 pound frankfurters, 14-
spoons soy sauce. Simmer until meat
is thoroughly cooked, about *4 hour. inch thick. Brown in 3 tablespoons
Season, thicken. Serve over hot rice. drippings. Stir 5 tablespoons flour
into drippings, add 2 cups milk and
Liver Spoon Cakes
1 teaspoon salt. Cook until thick­
Cook 1 pound sliced liver in 1 ta­ ened. Add 1 tablespoon Worcester­
blespoon
drippings
in
frying-pan
Meat Cups — Creamed Potato*«
shire sauce, % cup grated cheese
Combine 1 pound ground beef, 1. i about 5 minutes Grind liver; add 1 and 2 cups green beans. Combine
r»ip dry bread crumbs, 14 cup milk. | teaspoon salt, V* teaspoon pepper with frankfurters. Bake in moder­
1 teaspoon salt and *4 teaspoon pep- j and 2 eggs, well beaten. Mix well. ate oven 40 minutes.
per. Line ungreased muffin pans with Drop by tablespoorfuls into hot
meat mixture to a thickness of V»- shallow lard or drippings. Brown
Rarberued Frankfurters
inch. Fill with creamed potatoes and well on both sides.
Arrange 114 pounds frankfurters
bake in a slow oven 45 minutes.
Liver Loaf
in shallow pan. Pour Barbecue
Cook 1*4 pounds sliced liver In 2. Sauce over tbc>.i. Bake uncovered
Meat and Potato Roll
tablespoons drippings 5 minutes.! for 30 minutes in a moderate oven.
Combine l ’ j pounds ground meat Grind liver. Combine with 1 cup| To make Barbecue Sauce: Brown
’ a cup cracker crumbs, 1 egg, *i bread crumbs, *« cup milk, juice of I 1 medium onion, chopped, in 2 ta­
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cup milk and H teaspoon pepper. *4 lemon, 2 tablespoons tomato cat­ blespoons margarine or butt
Spread on waxed paper to *4-inch sup, *4 cup pork sausage, Mi tea­ 2 tablespoons vlnegcf, 2 U-’;k poons
thickness, making a rectangle about spoon paprika, 1 small onion, finely brown sugar, 4 tablespoons lemon
6 x 10 inches. Spread with 2 cups chopped, 1 egg. beaten, 1 teaspoon juice, 1 cup catsup, 3 tablespoons
mashed potatoes fuse sweet pota- salt, and 14 teaspoon pepper. Mix Worcestershire sauce, 14 tablespoon
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if meat is pork). Roll like a jelly well. Turn into a loaf pan lined with prepared mustard, 14 cup water, *4
i d. Place in roasting pan and bake bacon. Place bacon strips on top. cup chopped celery, salt and red pep­
per. Simmer 30 minutes.
1 4 hours in a moderate oven.
I Bake in moderate oven, 1 hour.
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