COOPER
MOUNTAIN
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
ill«* Dal«-
Don't
forget
the Community
CXub meeting this Friday, Feb. 21
I at the school house. All members
The regular meeting of the Bar
are urged to be present.
Cooper Ml. Sewing Club
• • •
nes P. T. A. was held Friday eve
The Cooper Mountain Sewing
ning, February 14th. at the school
Club met on Tuesday the 11th at !N«*w K«|ijipiii<-iit
house.
Some
new
play
ground
equip
| the home of Mary Cavanesa. There
Following the business meeting
ment
was
installed
at
the
school
! were 22 members present. A lot
the
Founders Day theme was car
of fancy work and aprons were house this week, which made all ried out in the program.
[ turned in for the bazaar which is the children very happy.
Miss Arlene Murphy gave a
to be held in March. The next
reading,
"The Gettysburg Ad
meeting will be held the 25th at
dress.”
Gene Walters gave the
Murial Altig’s home with Audiey
reading, "Captain, My Captain.”
I Schouboe assisting.
ON
Judy
Coffman and
Suzanne
* * *
Templeton sang two lovely num
Clean Up
bers.
The skit “ Burn Candles
0 W ashing M ochines
lu M i < a
Mr. MoChague had the bulldo
Burn” was given by members of
zer cleaning out some of the trees
Children want parents to have a the P.T.A.
on his place on Connor Road.
0 Vacuum Cleaners
sense of humor and be steadfast
• • •
The membership drive ended
in their affection for all members with twenty new members and
Luncheon Guests
0 W a ffle Irons
Mrs. Fred Oran and Ida Thomas of the family, Mrs. Erma H. Lit the prize for the most new mem
extension specialist In family bers goes to the lower grade
of Portland were luncheon guests tle,
relationship at Oregon State Col room.
0 Radios
on Wednesday at the Floyd Price lege.
explains in current talks to
Guests at the meeting were Mrs.
home.
homemakers In Wasco, Benton, A. Pierson. Mrs. Hensen and Mrs.
• • •
and Washington counties. Mrs. Stark from Cedar Mill.
Back At School
Little is discussing with parents
A birthday cake in memory of
Patty Hail missed several days "How Your Children Would Like
Founders’ Day was served at the
If school because of sickness but You to Be.”
close of the meeting.
is able to be out again.
Mrs. Little will conduct county
• • •
wide meetings on "Parent-Adoles
Dinner Guest
cent Relationships” in Umatilla,
Mary
Cavaness
was
a
Portland
RADIO ELECTRIC
Coos and Jackson counties during
dinner guest Sunday at the home February.
of her son and daughter-in-law,
109 Watson Street Phone 2621
Parents need good humor and
Among the 94 students pledged
Mi and Mrs. Bob Griffith.
Beaverton
patience, as well as love, to help by Greek letter organizations on
adolescent children, Mrs. Little the University of Oregon campus
says. The most important tasks this winter term were wto Bea
C U S T O M SLAUGHTERING
Cutting, W rapping, ond Preparing an adolescent has to do is to grow verton students in the university.
up In relation to the opposite sex
Meat for Your Locker
Dian Krie.ske, daughter of Mr.
and establish himself as an inde and Mrs. P. J. Krieske, route 1,
Meat at Wholesale Prices
pendent individual. To parents is box 17, Beaverton, was pledged by
G C. (DON) HUGHES
given the privilege of guiding him Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Miss
We Buy Livestock
In reaching his goals. The adoles Krieske is a freshman.
TH R IFTY M A R K ET
cent wishes to understand and
Multnomah, Ore.
Also pledged was Walter Payne.
have a part In keeping the fam
ily budget, she continues. He
TIG« VRD
would like to have his parents
NOTICE
practice democracy in his home
TILLER WORK
In Stock for Immediate Delivery
based on differences of person
S TO
Portable Sawmills, Edgers, 5 4 " T i li
By the hour or |ob
ality.
H
o
Gardens Tilled - Lawns Prepared
“ Understanding
Yourself
and ng Band Resows, Motors, Logging-
Z
iu 1
C A. S E A R C Y
Others” Is the mental hygiene dis saw m ill M achinery
Z
Rte 1, Box 93
Beaverton, Ore.
W ASHINGTON M ACH IN ERY &
cussion Mrs. Little conducted In
Residence, I mile East of Beaver Morrow county recently. Life nev
STORAGE CO.
°
ton on corner Bertha-Beoverton
er
runs
on
an
even
keel
for
long
7329
E
Marginal
Way Seattle 8 Wn.
BEAVE RTON
highway and Lake Rood.
periods of time, she explains. The
moods of a person tend to follow
"A lw a ys o Righ t Price on the
his achievements. When he has
Corn er”
done well, he feels elated, but
GROCERIES
C >RY GOODS
when he falls he feels "down” .
This is normal and wholesome.
JOTIONS
MEATS
But when one turns his attention
fOOD LC kCKERS
too much townrd his own feelings
and moods, then there is danger.
Progress, Ore. Pf one Bcov. 2389
Friday, February 2 1 , 1947
Repair
Parents Humor
Is Appreeiuted
r»\ <
Valentine Fartle*
The upper «trades had a V “ lem
fine nartv on February 14. »2.14
was taken from the Room Club
treasury for ice cream, cookies.
and candy.
. ,
The lower grade room also had
a party.
Each of the children
brought some part of the food.
They also played games
Barnes School
Notes
P. T. A. ( Mtserves
Founders Day
Win* Contest
The lower grade room won the
P. T. A. Membership Drive with
a total of 14 new members. The
upper grade room had a total of
ft making a grand total of 20.
The whole school will be given
a party, and the winners will re
ceive a money prize.
0
0
Aloha Jersey Dairy
0
Planning Program
Both the upper and lower grades
are planning a short program at
2:00 p.m. Feb. 21st, today, for
Washington’s Birthday.
The mothers and fathers will
be invited.
g r
M IL K A N D C R E A M
Call ALOHA 6 5 8 4
EIIISIIIHIIISIIISillSIllHIIISIMSIllSIHSlUSUlSMISMISMiaiMMIIWIWmSIllSIIISinSIIISIIIS
^ S
W e w ill arrange application
for you. 12 to 36 months
terms if desired.
C a ll u* to estim ate your
needs.
Signal Specialized
Lubrication
Gas and Oil
B rake Service
Lee T ire s and Tubes
W ashing and Polishing
ALOHA
Signa! Service
BEAVER
Lumber & Supply
Rte 2, Beaverton
Phone Beaverton 3179 ______
BASEBALL
PLAYERS
RED ( R o s s %BEA ( HAUUfAH
POSITIONS FILLED
The roster of the Red Cross
Area Chairmen Is complete with
the appointment of Mrs. Frank
Soule, chairman for the Beaverton
area and Mrs. Roger Hawley for
the Tigard area.
15 New Le Roi Gos Engines
126 H P at 1000 R .P .M .
Size 6 V a " bore with o 7 "
stroke Complete with start
er, generator, radiator, b at
tery, am ple spare parts and
twin disc clutch, completely
enclosed. Special Price.
S ta r Machinery
Co.
Construction Equipment Division
174 1 - 1st Ave South EL 0 7 6 0
1st gome scheduled tor Sunday, April 13,
with Forest Grove
I
From where I s it ... ly J o e Marsh*
SWISS and JUMBO G IAN TS
PRIMROSES
CA R N A TIO N
SW EET W ILLIA M
SEEDLING PERENN IALS
Where Cissy Spent
Her Honeymoon
and except for occasion«! visits to
the Garden Tavern for a glass o f
l>eer, they stayed at home, getting
used to married bliss.
Pyron & Son
Nursery
Farm ington Road to Lang Ave.
4 Blocks South on Lang Avenue
from M am Highway
My missus prefers traveling—
and that’s her right. But from
where I sit, there's no place
better for a honeymoon—or second
honeymoon—than right at home—
with your own possession*, good
home co«)king. and a friendly glass
«*f beer or two—with the best com
panion in the world.
|
jj^ «J Daily 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday 10 to 6
L/C
HOME and GARDEN SUPPLY
L IT
= 8816 S. W. Barbur Blvd. Near 28th Ave. _ CHerry
3525 h 1 i
_ _
siiiEiiisiiisiiisiiisiiisiiisiiisiiisiiKiiisiiisiiisiiisiiismsiiismsmsmsmsmsiiisiiis
A loha, Ore
||i
Bring Sunshine to every meal wit
these cheery, refreshing juices at
Town House
Sunny Down
J9'
Grapefruit Ju ice
Tom ato Ju ico
Sunny Dawn hr. .«1
vrX*
i« «
"¿V X .
tou picked .« '»• P” k 01 "**
»**»'
hecuult t! I»
l,om ,' h . ®i
m.tof. picke« pi«»«1 *"d
.1
npened liethnes*
til in onr day » h«»
Ä .1 y 2 3 e
Can
I
6
St ode
Tomato Juice
c ."
6
¡
«o. * 1 .2 5
.... *1 -3 5
Ha *1.19
” , s135
Grapefruit Juice I T Ä ? * ,210*
|
Cranberry Sauce
04c
Peaches
Pears
SPA G H ETTI
" r 10‘
•Vi-oz f|Hr
M
in
c
e
d
C
la
m
s
Con ¿¡¡y
Snow's— for GOOD clam chowder
Per O Û
Pound
Pabst-ett Cheese
25c
Cheddar Cheese, Superior
ib 55 c
Red H ill Catsup l3v*.-oz. bottle i g c
Del Monte Catsup H-oz. bottle 2 2 c
Snow
Soda Crackers
p »•>
k<r b 2 4 c
Flakes
Soda Crackers, Khspy Mb. pkg 24 c
Potato Chips, Blue Bell
5'A-oz 2 5 c
n, 25c
Porter’s wide Fnl-lets
*•
CHEESE
Se«..l A Pound
e
2 i r . d95<
f»c»
Pure Lard
2-ot. I !” ,
tin ■- O
B R IN G Y O U R P R E S C R IP T IO N S
1 Ib. 33‘
Mince Meat Ü T
t r 39*
Sandwich Bags
Ä
Garbage Bags
10*
io*
to
SAftWAV GUARANTEED MC ATS I
Pharmacy
SATEWAF FRESH PRODUCI
Fruits and vegetables Ter a wealth of health -*
3 BIG PRODUCER-CONSUMER CAMPAIGNS
NOW AT SAFEWAY
Wiaan W jdm TTlo/vuf- Scivmq UcdusiA fon QJ jdu
Thev must tie tender, juicy, hne-f1a,ored— or mone, back.
A L O H A , ORE.
W hile you help the producer reduce surplus crops
Saving d
FRESH
IN A U T O M A T IC H E A T IN G IT S
-
HOME APPLIANCES
B e a v e rto n 2 6 9 9
--- ai tftuiA
Who« a treat
are —
breodad ond • »os. jf ib .w n
BACON
lb. 59c
by the piece
Beef Roast
(O rdinary
^
lb,
lb. 42c
■' «*••»** "«• ond more »owe-as «vary
MYERS
C** #
6V
ROASTERS J
rr
0
**■» «d •« t««etr*e
67*
I FOWL
I
tv $ 7 *
Saturday Z«6 »
N» I
SAoaet Sanaa A
VahM
N.
I
Da,art Whir#
- -
au
Hal but Steaks
Salmon Steaks
Blade Cuts
SaMefhh Steaks
leg oi Lamb. lb. 59c
___
Fillet of Sole
J u a J i
0u ck u ii!
Oysters
*4*07 tOi tk# PAN — T> , ny, modtr -1 way a« buy
Eastern
GRAUER & ACHERMAN
HEATING
SM ELT
Vat««
Sapwtuj TTI ax A& ì — 7hsu>!
WHAT
• Unequalled Economy ond Efficiency
t
0 A b ility to Bum any Fuel Oil
Present or Future
Burners w ill not handle Cot Cracked Oil).
0 . 1 | H m n ordinary oil burner li f t «Hf - tOTKy
Burners avoiloble now on Convenient Credit
4 lb 69e
25‘
Cornbread M ix , Cinch
Ä ‘ 22 '
16'0Z
Gingerbread Mix, Au9er
Pkg. 2 4 e
Sperry Flour,
25-lb. sack jj /]g
Pillsbury Flour,
50-ib. sock 1 3.57
S te w e d P ru n e s
CAM brand No 303 iocs Special low pnee 2 ? 2 5 c
Schilling’« brand
Back in Stock
BA SED ON TH E LO W PR ESSU RE P R IN C IP LE G IV E S YO U
17
Fresh Roasted
\ e veeto or Breeze brond
Williams Oil-O-Matic
H it Parade
No. 2 ' i 2 9
Diced
con
5torr
No. 303 I 7 C
jar
brond
In sonifary
pkg.
Cellophane
Dried Apples or Pears I Z ï
Blue Ribbon brand— Prepared
N o o d le s
only
Highway—
Holves or slices
27‘
25
No. 2 ’/ i t)7 c
27
con
No. 300 «jq c
con
Dried Prunes
You save at Safeway on these favorites
C H E R R I E S Speco!1 -V
* 4/v
oqc
ton
YOU G E T T H A T C O U N TS
Oceon
Spray
No. 2>/2
can
Fancy Prunes
COMPARÌ these values
PEANUTS
Petite
unpeeled
Apricot Halves
4 6 Of
BLACK PEPPER
Phone Aloha 6334
«s. i y 21e
Grapefruit Juice Bordo con X I
V -8 Vegetable Juice V ‘ 31*
Vegetable Juke
31*
o T wn
'« s e " " '“ *'
-
OUwt £uj UalusiÁ
in ÿuicaà. !
U p .!
10‘
Quarts
Sun Pah— Royal Ann
Copyright, JV47, United States Breuers Foundation
The Aloha
=
S a fe w a y «N E W L O W PRICES
Seattle, W ashington
Choice Pansies
But when Ciasy Cupper married
tha young Carter boy. they al
lowed aa how they were going to
spend their honeymoon right here.
•There’a no place better than
our town." Ciasy Bays. “ And I’d
like to start married life at home,
with things Bud and I are used to."
Makes sense, come to think of it.
Folks naturally left them alone;
FU LL LINE OF ALBERS FEED (Two bits worth or o ton) Seed—Packet =
or Bulk Sprays, Dusts, Insecticides, Rodent Poisons, Stock Remedies. Ui
" E V E R Y T H IN G FOR T H E G A R D E N E R "
GILLSON & BONDY
POW ER UNITS
All players interested in joining the Bcavertoon 1.0.0 F. Ball
Teom this season please register at Leonard's & Ernest's
Rodio Electric, 109 Watson S t, Beaverton, to participate in
Tualatin Volley League.
Moat of the young newlyweds in
ttur town spend their honeymoon
at Roundntone Lake or Jackson
Falla; why the Martins even went
as far aa New York City.
I
ylow'
"Complete Builders
Supplies"
Phone Tigard 2483
o l V
FINE BERRY PLAN TS
STRAWBERRIES - EVERBEARING
Rockhillt-Popular Favorite doz $1 Thornless Boysens, Boysens, Nec-
Gem, Masotdon, Progressive dz 60c torberry, Thornless Logans, Young-
ONE CROPS (as below) . doz 50c
berries
35c ea.
3 for $1
Dunlop, Klondike, Improved Ore.
SHAVING TOW FOR ECONOM Y
VIGORO
'0 0 lbs 54
LITTER SM ALL BALES
85c
MILORGANITE
100 lbs. $3.95
Millers Compost Maker
79c
SHEEP GUANO
50 lbs. 85c
Cedar Seed Flats knock dn ea 25c Lim ited am ount of fine roses all
Burbank Drop Seed
6 lb 25c top two grad es-n o jun k, no culls.
No. l»/j*s 75c
Earliest of All
4 lb. 25c No. l's $1 eo.
Eorly Peo Seed
lb. 35c ONION SETS
2 lb. 29c
Roofing
★ Siding
★ Insulation
V a mile South East of Red Rock
iñ
l"
=
=
i s
i1
if
|
=
1 '
O
★
"If it's built of wood we can
build it"
Aloha, Ore. j
For Results Try Our Classified Ads
P H I L 'S !
Shoppinc 1 Center
CABINET WORK
BUILT-INS
FURNITURE REPAIR
de
FRED SCHELLER & SONS
U. of (). Pledges
Stalcup
Specialty Shop
A
For Delivery
Ernest's
★
Ford Fergeson
Tractor ond Equipment
Call EAst 8330
LEO SUSBAUER, Vet.
50 N. E 31st St
Portlond, Ore.
HOME OWNED
Leonard's &
3
X
PLOWING - DISCING
35
b.$5‘
b 65'
b 3&<
b 45'
65c
Monty
Value
9
N .d
Potatoes
Grapefruit
NO
I’t
Per Pound 5 ' j c
Half Sot SI 39
Full Bo« S2 49
For good kaolfh!
P*f
Pound
1
I w
15-lb. sock 62c
100-lb sock S3 19
50-lb. sock 95c
No. 2's
Parc nine
Q ’ ,c
.
,
iver 9
rdrsnips Loca
croo
LB O
j Apples
O rtlevsLB
Catrifflower
L. 1 5 1 Dry Onions 50-lb.
| sk 3
You get more for your money ut SAFEWAY ¡i
JC