BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Friday, January 31, 1947
Have you FOUND!
PAT' S?
We Serve
ARISTOCRATIC
BROILED
HAMBURGERS
BONNY SLOPE
Card Party A Succe**
The card party given at the
, club house was a big success. The
high score for pinochle was 5540.
The prize was won
by Mrs.
Graves. The prize for cribbage
was won by Mr. Graves with a
score of 606. The door prize was
won by Bob McFVrren.
Lunch was served and dancing
followed. The music was by Frank
i Snyder and Noel Coppinger. A
I very nice time was had by all.
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New Neighbor»
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart are new
residents of Bonny Slope. They
now live in the Erickson home.
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Pre-war quality 12% Butter
fa t Ice Cream
Pat's Shake
Shop
Moved
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hecker
have moved to Corvallis where
Mr. Hecker intends to go to col­
lege.
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2 Doors South of Post Office
Beaverton
Y . F. \V. Open Meeting Sucre**
A very nice turn out of people
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FOX R EALTY
Were at the V. F. W. meeting on
January 21.
Mra Oberg. President of the
Ladies Auxiliary gave a talk on
the Ladies Auxiliary and the
many fine things they are doing.
Deputy Chief of Staff Mr. Allen
gave a talk on membership and
membership drives. Each member
of Post 8247 is to bring an eligible
veteran for the meeting to be
held February 4 at 8:00 p.m. in
the Bonny Slope Community Club
House. Veterans don't wait to be
called on. Come up and give the
V. F. W. a visit .and convince
yourself that you should become
a member of this fine organiza
tion.
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Getting New Cupboard*
The Bonny Slope Community
Club is getting new cupboards
They are being built by “Pop'
Hanson.
Incidentally, they look
very nice.
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Kecupe ra tin g
Roger Hecker is out of the hos­
pital now. He met with an acci­
dent and received cuts and bruis­
es on his hand.
. . .
Install Transformer
The P. G. E. has put a new
transformer in Bonny Slope. They
State-W ide Service
HOMES
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BUSINESS
6 ACRES
NORTH PLAINS— Near Sunset Hiway. 5 room home,
2 chicken houses, 4 ocres 1 yr. filberts.
Price $4600.
MR- MAFFITT
7 ACRES
FARMINGTON— 3 bedroom home, barn, chicken house,
family orchard, electric water system
Price $7500.
MR MAFFITT
6 ACRES
ALOHA— 7 room home, fireplace, furnace, cement
basement. 5 acres 7 yr filberts.
Price $12,000.
MR SYVERSON
‘ M O M SAYS DAD IS THE MOST
<S£NER0U$ MAN IN THE WORLD.
HE GIVES HER EVERYTHING
CREiilT CAN BUY."
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If you wish to buy or sell anywhere in Oregon,
see FOX
SPECIAL
FOR SHORT TIME ONLY
BEAVERTON OFFICE
On Canyon Rd , at Ellis
Open Evenings till 8 -- All Day Sunday
16 oz. Bottle
Cheramy
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CREAMY SKIN BALM
REGULAR
Phone B eaverton 3 7 9 5
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For Better Prices
Fine H ardw are and
jfi
The Finest Tools
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Beaverton Hardware
SPRING
May not be here on the Calendar
but below we o ffe r some tasty
SPRING items fo r your menus.
RHUBARB",
Extra Fancy Hot House
29c
25«
3
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NEWS
$3.75
SHOE
REPAIRING
$ 1 .5 0
WE HAVE:
Bates Table
Cloths
IN SIZES
72 x 90
plus 12 napkins... $11.95
54 x 72
with 10 napkins ... $ 9 .8 8
New all
Wool Skirts
sizes 26 to 30 in green,
grey, aqua and gold
All W ork Guaranteed
Infants
Saturday Vfternoon
WALKER’S
Department
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Phone Beaverton 3461
The Complete Shopping Center**
JIMDON'S CAFE
Serving
BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND DINNER
7 Days a Week
Hours — 6:30 A. M. to 12:00 Midnight
Frives Effective Friday. Saturday and Monday
W
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DAVENPORT & CHAIR SETS
In t!»«•*•■ material* and color*
SAVE 70.00
Blue Velvet
00
R egular Price
295 00
S e c tio n a l
I'lie s
K itc h e n
c o n ic in
fu i'iie l th e h u ilt - iu
in a
In ta n i.
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175
.00
PHOMK atAVtaTON 3201
3— S W Formington
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100
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135
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175
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FA S H IO N E D BY KROEhU-ER
SAVE 44.50 T / , 5 f
Mulberry Frieze
Beautifully
D e ta ile d
DAVENPORT O NLY
Price
SAVE 2500 " ’T 200
o', 00
Smart 3-Piece Sectional
Go*
Floral Design
A * M o d e m a t Tom orrow
Beaverton Furniture Co.
"In the Heart of Beaverton"
Phone 3535
33 c
TOMATO SAUCE
e . c 5 c
Large 4 6 -o z . tin
10
Tomato Soup c.»*.,.,
MAYONNAISE
SAVE 79.50 "TV,;"“
Beige Tapestry
DAVEN PO R T and C H A IR
A Real B argain
2 - 25«
Lb. Bag
O
cans
85«
27«
BEST FOODS
M e d ic in e
B U m T O H IU M B IK C «.
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HUNTS
SUGAR
B E A U T IFU L W A L N U T FRAM E
D a ven port and C h a ir W e ll B u ilt
k i i i j i x l r y '« a n d » e ie rt n u r
SPAGHETTI
V -8 VEG. JUICE
SAVE 94.00 "-T.Vw"
Blue C ut Velour
O f couru, dr o r! I Thru you
finish tb r boustsrork you torn
go down to
Armour's, Del Monte, Cen-pack f
Noted for their extra fine flavor Lb.
SPAGHETTI DINNERS
A Wonderful Group of
< .lift Itnkkcn's
JLEEFUL0S0PHI6S
A M C
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FRANCO AMERICAN
ECOMO
KINGSLEY
DELIVER
Nylon .........
ENLARGED
CHAMBERLINS
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE
Phone 2311
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98c
Merchant Tailor
Quick, Dependable Service
Beaverton
Pharmacy
4 h in«*t a n d Glan» \\«»ul
FOR BETTER FOODS
Rayon ........
VISIT OUR NEW
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Bring your prescription to
this store for prompt and
accurate service Three reg­
istered pharmacists on duty
"W e give you your Savings
in Cash
»lia |N ‘ k itc h e n , a n d d o n 't
MILLER'S
89c
Open under new management
u n it * to f i t a n y » i / r n r
h a ve a citm p lele assortm ent o f the
F in est Fresh Fruits ami I e/ietahles i Ihtnirmhle
Cotton ........
B. T. WALTON
Thomas Lukas
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OE SALE OF BONDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That on the 18 day of Feb., 1947,
at the hour of 8:00 p.m. at the
City Hall in Beaverton Oregon,
the Board of Directors of the
Beaverton Rural Fire Protection
District will sell $15,000.00 of its
bonds dated January 1, 1947, in
denominations of $1000.00 each,
maturing serially as follows:
Number of Bond Date of Maturity
1 to
3
January 1, 1948
4 to
6
January 1, 1949
7 to
9
January 1, 1950
10 to 12
January 1, 1951
13 to 15
January 1, 1952
All bids shall be in writing and
the board reserves the right to re­
ject any and all bids in the in­
terest of +'■■■■ district. Uncondition­
al bids only will be received'and
no bid for less than par and the
accrued interest will be consider­
ed. The bonds will be sold to the
bidder offering to pay par and
accrued interest and to purchase
them at the lowest rate of inter­
est. Premiums will only be con­
sidered in calculating the net cost
to the district.
Legal
approving
opinion of
Messrs. Teal, Winfree, McCulloch
and Shuler will be furnished the
successful bidder.
DATED this 28 day of January,
1947.
L. A. FLINT
.
Secretary
Date of first publication Jan­
The Women's Fellowship of the uary 31, 1947.
Date of last publication, Feb­
Bethel
Congregational
Church
will have Mrs. F. L. Newton of ruary 14, 1947.
Portland
with them
at their
meeting Wednesday, February 5,
12 30 p.m.. according to Mrs. Belle
Walker, who is in charge of the ,
program.
Leave For Nebraska
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Carrol
who have been living at the Jack
Irvin home have left for Nebraska
after visiting here for about 3
months.
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»rationing
Mr. and Mrs. Huburt Scruggs
are taking a month's vacation in *
BfAVtBTON
new
II e tdnays
Portland BR 7960
Beaverton 3661
McKinley-
Kltiionica
Ladies Hose
Barnes School
Each 1 3 C
Fancy Wrapped HOOD RIVER
Phones
Skating Party
LU X U R IO U S PIECES
D overtport and C h o ir Covered in Rich V e lve t
O R T L E Y APPLES
3 Pounds for
California and points south. They
also will visit their son and fam­
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Huburt Scruggs.
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The Pilgrim Fellowship of Beth­
PrUcilla Club Meet»
The Priscilla Club met last el Church had the Methodist
week at the home of Mrs. Nels young people at a largely attend­
ed and much enjoyed roller skat­
Johnson.
ing party last Monday, with about
forty attending.
After the roller skating, re­
freshments were served at the
church. A monthly skate is plan­
ned for the future.
By Arlene Murphy
A membership drive has been
started by the Barnes School P.
T. A.
It is a contest between the up­
per grade room and the lower
grade room. A prize will be given
!to the room bringing in the most
new members.
Membership is open to friends
and neighbors, as well as fathers
and mothers. The membership fee
has been reduced to fifty cents
for this drive.
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The contest will continue until
the next regular meeting of the
P. T. A. which will be held Fri­
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larson were day. February 14 at 8 p.m. This
given a housewarming last Sat­ will be a special “ Founders' Day
urday night by the Priscilla club meeting with a , play “ Burn Can­
and neighbors.
Cards furnished dles Burn." presented by members
entertainment,
after which re­ of the P. T. A.
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freshments were served. The Lar­
sons have just finished enlarging , Temperature Chart
and remodeling their home.
The fifth grade has been keep­
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ing a temperature chart. So far
Week End Guests
the lowest temperature has been
Lyla Jean and Karen Smith 23 degrees recorded on January
spent the
week end with their 17, before school started.
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aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Ray­
mond Hubei in Portland.
Still I «-ads
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Patricia McCamley of the 6th
Visitor*
grade still leads the room with
Mr. and Mrs. George Vander- 9 book reports since January 1.
vurt and Florence and Sheldon Rita Stone, fifth grade, is next
McKnight of Oak Grove visited with six reports.
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at the L. C. Hauk home Satur­
day.
Explain Cartoons
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The upper grade room has been
Hospitalized
explaining the cartoons
on the
Alan McKnight is in a Portland front of their Current Events pa­
hospital undergoing treatment for pers.
a sore leg.
^ 3 OUR
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Each 1 5 ^
What's Better Than A
G rapefruit - Calavo Salad
On Nice Crisp Lettuce
Box
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CALAVOS 30 '»
LETTUCE
4 doz size Fancy Imperial
G O O D H E A LTH IS
P R IC E L E S S - W e ,
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Phone 3921
GRAPEFRUIT
Texas Pink 80's
$2 size fo r
$ 1,00
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have promised a bigger and better
transmission line as soon as
equipment is available.
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Grange Has Dinner
A very nice ham dinner was
given at the Cedar Mill Grange
Hall January 25. Many of the
Bonny Slopers attended.
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V. T. A. To Give Cake Walk
The P. T A. will give a cake­
walk February 1 at the Commun­
ity Club House at 8:00 p.m.
The proceeds will be given to
the Boy Scouts so they may be
able to take swimming lessons.
Everybody come and give the
Boy Scouts the boost that they de­
serve.
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New Neighbor*
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Purcell
of
University Homes, are now
living in the Dunn residence.
45«
Nu Bora BLEACH ,190l 2 for 25«
Cheese Velveeta 2 Loaf Lb. 95«
Sliced BEETS *..,
3 for 25«
POTATOES n . 2 : SO lb. bag 89«
Pint Jor
THRIFTY
MA R K E T
Stnre Ilnur* — 9
M. to 7 I*. M.
_______________ K P. M. nn Saturday
Ta»e odvontoge of our FREE Delivery__5 mile rodius
Phone 3261
Phone Orders faken not later than l P M