The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, January 31, 1947, Image 4

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    BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Friday, January 31, 1947
Sheet Metal
Ross Stresses Important*!* of Farm
( nion Maintaining
Constructive-
C
Aggressive Policy in Agriculture
R A L E IG H
H IL L S
COOPER
MOUNTAIN
Visit
Improved
Tim berlin e
Works ( Ipcns
In Aloha
Cooper Mt.
the Air
• * •
PHIL'S
Shopping Center
TIGARD
PORTLAND
Mr. and Mrs. L ynn Jones and
Mr. Bany, w ho has been on the
daughters. Aris, L ynore and Bar-
sick list is im proved but as yet
accom panied
by D orothy
At a well attended m eetin g in the P etition o f the W est C oast is not able to work.
K ruetner and K ay T ibbetts spent
T
elephone
C
om
pany
for
an
in­
• • •
j H illsboro on the evening o f Jan ­
Sunday, January 19 ,at T im berline
crease in rates.
Mr. K einnier
e
Aloha has a new establishm ent. uary 24, Lym an Ross, v ice-p res­ con clu ded that the com pany, in At , , Hom
, ... . . .
. .
.___. Lodge. The girls took their sleds
Lloyd
W
old
is
missing
school
The Aloha Sheet Metal W orks, ident o f Laurel-Scholls L ocal, who his opinion, was receiving s u ffic ­
and spent one grand day in sled­
located on Stacey and A lexander were hosts fo r the occasion , was ient revenue under present rates at present due to a case o f flu. ding.
• • a
A venues is operated by C. J. Installed as the new P resident o f to pay all operating costs and to
Dashney.
the W ashington County F arm ers carry on an adequate construction
Skiing
Dashney has been a resident Union.
Other office rs installed program
Mr. and Mrs. L arry H obbs and
to m eet
the require­
o f Aloha for the last 12 years. He were O. E. Beaman, V ice-P res­
daughter Gelene and Ellen Stefin
m ents o f the territory served and
is m arried and has tw o children, ident; Noble Schearer, G atekeep­
I spent
Sunday
at Tim berline
to pay a reasonable return on < ) i i
Elene, w ho attends the A loha-H u- er; M. J. Vanderzanden, C ond u c­
| Lodge. T he afternoon was spent
the investm ent and that the re­
ber grade school, and A rnold.
tor and
Chester W ohler, F rank quest fo r an in crease in rates is
Mrs. R . B. McMinn o f the P ort­ i in skiing.
. . .
Dashney will do general sheet Schulm erlch and John Plass. E x ­
land Central Bible School, who
not justified.
metal w ork
and installation o f ecutive Board.
Surprise
con
ducts
Bible
Class
every
W
ed
­
A com m ittee o f the W ash in g­
heating plants.
A lbert Kem m er of B eaverton,
Marilyn Neupert celebrated her
nesday at the Cooper Mt. School
H e has been w ork ing in a sheet gave a detailed report on the re­ ton County F arm ers Union has took several youngsters to the tenth birthday F riday afternoon,
taken
an
active
part
in
opposition
metal w orks in P ortlan d p rior to cent hearing conducted by the
K W JJ broadcasting
station to January 24 by surprising the pup­
opening his ow n business in A lo­ Public Utilities C om m issioner on to the petition o f the Telephone sing and give memory verses via ils o f her
room , 5th
and 6th
C om pany fo r increased rates and
ha.
giades, with
one o f Helen Ber-
*
on the basis o f facts brought out radio.
T he thrilled
youngsters
who hard’s beautifully decorated birth­
in the hearings presented a res­
day cakes, lighted with ten pink
olution calling for a com plete in­ took part in the program were
vestigation o f the com pan y by the Ellen W old, Ellen Clausen, Ken- candles. Cake and ice cream were
present
Legislature, and en act­ nie Clausen, Ona May Altig, M ary served to all.
ment o f legislation to correct the L ee H art and Patty Hart.
T h ey are students o f the first, liahy Girl
abuses
su ffered by
the public
Mr. and Mrs. H arry F orsberg
with the sanction o f the P ublic third and fourth grades at the
are the proud parents o f a baby
Utilities C om m ission er in the case school.
• • •
daughter, In grid Ann, born Jan ­
o f certain utility com panies. The
uary 3.
R esolution was unanim ously ad­
• « .
opted and the P resident and com ­
W elcom e B ack
m ittee lnstrutced to take w h at­
W e are glad to have Mrs. P ro­
Mrs. La von Hart was the re­
ever action necessary.
cipient o f three beautiful birth­ vost, second grade teacher, back
Other action taken w as the ap ­ day cakes and many nice gifts after being absent one and a h alf
proval
o f a resolution
received in h on or o f her natal day. Jan­ weeks with a severe cold.
We
from the I-aurel S ch olls L ocal op­ uary 23.
feel quite lu ck y
in having had
posing an y increase in salaries o f
H er friends and neighbors the such a good substitute teacher as
elected State
o fficia ls and ap­ M esdam es Louise Johnson, Chris­ Mrs. Schultz to take over during
pointive departm ent heads by the tine W old, Laura Clausen. Mary Mrs. P rovost’s absence.
present L egislature, D isapproval C avaness, Thelm a Barron, May
• * *
o f H B 88 know n as the C ounty Bates, E dyth Sayer o f M oro and
C o m m itte e K iite r ta in e d
Z onin g
and P lan n in g
Bill, and M arcia
H aneberg of
Portland,
the so-called "F reew a y B ill" w as helped
m ake the afternoon one A t L u n c h e o n
o fficia lly recorded. T he L egisla­ lon g to be remembered.
Thursday the Sylvan P. T. A.
tive C om m ittee was Instructed to
entertained a com m itted repre­
meet at least on ce each w eek
P reach er to organist: ’ And when senting the R aleigh P. T. A. at a
while the L egislature is in session I get through with my sermon I ’ll noon luncheon
at
the Sylvan
to study all Bills e ffe ctin g a g ri­ ask those o f the congregation who school.
culture and to take \frhat action want to con tribu te $5 towards the
T he com m ittee m em bers attend­
necessary.
m ortgage on the church to stand ing this luncheon were Mrs. C.
Mr. R oss, in his accep tan ce re­ up. In the meantime you play ap-1 W. Allen, Mrs. W . A. B rooks, Mrs.
m arks, called fo r the continued proprlate m usic.”
R. S. F ryer and Mrs. E. B. T on ­
and active interest o f farm ers in
O rgan ist: "W h at do you mean gue Jr. T h ey are investigating
all social and econ om ic legislation appropriate m u sic?"
cafeteria facilities and will make
as well as that w hich e ffe cts sp ec­
P reach er:
"T h e Star Spangled a report preparatory to the pur­
ific farm problem s.
He stressed B anner.”
ch asin g o f equipm ent fo r our
the Im portance o f the Farm Un­
school.
ion
m aintaining
a con stru ctive
and aggressive policy in beh alf o f
agriculture and the advisability
o f w ork in g
h arm on iou sly
with
other responsible grou p s and or­
ganizations fo r secu rin g the m ost
equitable distribution o f the ab­
undance o f our country. He asked
for a ctiv e agriculture and leg ­
islative com m ittees In each local
W e are w o rk in g h a rd to p ro v id e te le ­
with a full program and discu s­
sion o f tim ely top ics at each m eet­
phones fo r everyone w h o w ants- one, and
ing and pledged his e ffo rts in this
to re b u ild our service u n til it is a g a in the
direction ns P resident o f the or­
ganization in the County.
finest in A m erica .
E ntertainm ent by the Juniors
o f L aurel-Scholls L ocal under the
Before w e can accom plish these objec­
direction o f Mrs. H arold Hasse,
Juvenile D irector, w as enjoyed by
tives, w e m ust in sta ll a trem end ous a m o u n t
all. R efresh m en ts w ere served by
o f e q u ip m e n t— w ires, cable, sw itch b o a rd s,
the ladies o f the host L ocal.
A large delegation from W ash ­
b u ild in g s a n d so on. W e ca ll this e q u ip ­
ington C ounty Is expected to at­
m ent "p la n t".
tend the State F arm er Union C on­
vention to be held in A lbany on
These are the things you have a right to expect oi
F ebruary 18, 19 nnd 20. T he State
W e are in s ta llin g this n e w e q u ip m e n t
any chickens you buy— whether fryers, roasting
C onvention w as one o f the out­
as ra p id ly as w e can secure it b u t m a n y
chickens or iowl. And, these are the things you'll
standing events o f H illsboro last
gel at Safew ay— every time you buy. Quick
critica l items such as lead a n d co pp er are
year.
R A L E IG H H ILLS RTA
TO M E E T TUESUA*
The P . T. A . will m « « 1 T u e * < j ? y ’
February 4th at 3 p m. ut the Ka
leigh School. A Founders Day
play is to be given by some of |
the mothers.
Children vw
j
cared for by Girl Scouts. R efiesh -
ments will be served. Transpot ta-
tion is assured for all.
• • •
Manila B ound
,
R obert Tongue, brother o f E.
B. Tongue, Jr., left Portland on
Thursday for Seattle w heie
*
boarded a ship Friday for Man-1
ila.
.
R ob ert’s plans are som ew h a t in­
definite although he will start in
business for himself in Manila
in the near future.
• • •
Visiting In Seattle
Mrs. G iles Fowler and daughter,
Susan, left Tuesday evening for
Seattle where they will visit with
Mrs. F ow ler’s brother and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Skeeles for
a few days.
O
z
BEAVERTON
"A lw a y s a R ig h t Price on the
C o rn e r”
GOODS
GROCERIES
DRY
MEATS
n o t io n s
FOOD LOCKERS
Progress, Ore.
Phone Beov. 23ao
From where I sit... //Joe Marsh
Sam Hackney Reports
on the U.S.A.
Happy BirtInlay
Sam Hackney and the missus
just returned from a trailer trip
around the country. They’re tired,
and glad to be home, but mighty
impressed with what they saw.
As Sam reports—every section
haa something different; a differ­
ent way o f talking; different tastes
in food and drink; different laws
and customs. But bigger than all
these differences is the American
spirit o f tolerance that lets us live
together in united peace.
“ Of course,” says Sam, "you run
into Intolerance from time to
time. Individuals who criticize an­
other’s right to speak his mind;
enjoy a glass of beer; or work at
any trade he chooses. But those are
the exceptions—and we’re even
tolerant of them!”
From where I sit, more o f us
ought to make a trip like the
Hackneys — to realize firsthand
how America is bigger than its
many differences. . . how tolerance
o f those differences is the very
thing that makes us strong.
Copyright, 1947, United States Breviere Foundation
Safeway Chickens are
jrown M GOOD \EATING
\
You get them exactly at the
peak of fine flavor, young
tenderness, and plump meat- Nv
iness at Safeway—Every Time! \ ^
Hirtliiluv Honors
D uring the y e a r o f 1947, w e pro m ise
to " g r o w " as m uch n e w " p la n t " a n d cis
m a n y new phones as the su p p ly o f in co m ­
ing m aterials w ill a llo w .
Safew ay buyers choose from among the nation's
lines! flocks and buy only the beet, good-eating
chickens. The chickens are properly killed,
immediately eviscerated (which means removing
and discarding all waste and inedible parts)
and then frozen in-a-hurry to save all the in-grown
quality lor our customers. From grower to table
we do everything possible to bring you the finest
eating chickens to be had.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. M cC affrey
entertnined eleven guests nt a
turkey dinner in h onor o f the
birthday o f their dnughetr, Shar­
on and Mr. M cC a ffrey ’s m other,
Mrs. C. L. M cC affrey. T he d ecor­
ations w ere carried ou t with a
Valentine
scene and
an angel
food birth d a y cak e w as presented
by Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E. W ilson.
Mr. M cC a ffrey ’s fa th er nnd m o­
ther, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. M cC af­
frey have been visitin g th eir son
since D ecem ber 15 nnd plan to
leave soon
for their hom e in
G rand F orks. N orth D akota.
W e guarantee you will be pleased— or all your
money back.
Reody fo r th e Pon,
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Eviscerateci a n d
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D is jo in te d
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FRYERS
Inempensive— becouse th e re 's n o woste
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B uilt-in Exposure C alculator
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FALCON DE LUXE CAMERAS — SPECIAL, 55.00 complete
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LET US FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS
Kramien's Drug
Store
Prescription Druggists
L. C. Krom ien — Ray Meadows
Phone 261
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still d iffic u lt or im possible to o b ta in .
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