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Fridoy, March 28, 1947 WEST SLOPE CrramHl shell Kish In Avaradu submitted by Mrs. G. B. Campbell Make a rich cream sauce, sea son, add mushrooms, add either cleaned shrimp or crab, fill avo cado halves with creamed mixture, top with grated cheese and bake at 375 degrees until avacados are heated through and cheese has melted. This makes a delicious luncheon dish. • • • Returns From Visit Mrs. Marie Thomas has return ed from her visit with her sister and mother in Hollywood, Fla. • • • Koad I'nder Construction A new county road is under con struction from McMillan to Can yon Road, West of Nendel Road. • • • Help Needed Mrs. A. W. Beguin is taking ov er the cubs in the dens of Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Boyd. As this takes much too large a den to handle, she would appreciate it if some other mother would olunteer to help her. • • • 1'lans To Attend Conference H. W. McKenzie is planning to attend the air conditioning con ference being held at Oregon State College in Corvallis March 26 to 30. ISYLVAN • BENZ PARK CLUB ADDITION RALEIGH African Pictures To lie Shown • WHEEL BALANCING • BODY AND FENDER REPAIR • LUBRICATION MUELLER BROS. SERVICE BR. 9 6 6 9 8901 S W Canyon Rd. T h in gs to r The G irl Home Frank Bauket returned from ser vice in Germany just one day before the birth of his daughter Eilleen. His discharge became e f fective Monday, March 24. * • * Newcomers Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd and children have moved from S. W. Murray Avenue and Bertha Bea verton to the city o f Beaverton. Supiier I’arty Douglas Graham had twelve of his little friends in for a supper party recently to help him ob serve his seventh birthday. = »! m § Fresh Fruits and Vegetabls Lettuce H,«d 10c Harold Ru»«ll. double amputee veteran and featured actor in the film, “ Best Year» of Our Live»," chat» with a fellow amputee, Joteph Sheridan, during a recent vi»it to the Botton, M a n ., Branch O ffice of the Veteran» Adminiitration. R umc II ii an advertiiing »tudent, under the G l Bill of Right», at Boiton University. Large Crisp Heads Attend Tourney O' Mr. and Mrs. Alva W. Graham spent the week end of the 14th in Seattle where Mr. Graham was one of a party of four sent by the Multnomah Club of Portland to the Squash tournament held at the Washington Tennis Club. Though the team did not walk away with all the honors, they and their wives had a wonderful time. They were guests at a breakfast at the home of the British Counsel, and at a dinner dance in the evening, and were altogether entertaind in a very splendid way. The Washington Athletic Club will send a team to Portland to ward the end of April, at which time the Multnomah Club will return the hospitality. • • • I St. Pul rick’s Party (U OPENING The T ’n T'ers of West Slope i were treated to a colorful St. Pat rick's party at the home o f Mrs. Ü — I J. W. Gumm on S. W. Canyon HI Hoad Friday evening, March 21. = The birthday of Mrs. Robert III Spencer was particularly honored with the traditional ice cream and cake, and everyone received a hi lovely green gardenia at her place I at the table. The centerpiece of an inverted “ St. Patrick’s” hat filled fu with stocks and daffodils aided in Si carrying out the theme of the = evening. HI OF YOUR COOPER MOUNTAIN Mrs. Bessie Morris is recovering from her recent illness. TOT S H O P Thick, Meaty 42c SKINLESS WEE NEBS, per 11» 1 L "Arm our's Star B ra n d " 29« 19« Salmon Vi's Flat, Lightly Smoked Del Monte Kosher Style Dr Philips Pickles Blended Juice 25« Dill Large 24-oz. Jar • 25« FREE DELIVERY SERV ICE AT CASH AND CARRY PRICES • Call us for our Delivery Schedule. Two phones--BE 0733 — BR 9998 Better still, come in and see for yourself S H A F E R & NEER West Slope Grocery and Market S. W Canyon Road at West Slope unusual for them to stick marbles or beans into their ears. Any ef Hearing defects are more com fort to dislodge the article by un mon among school children than skilled hands may be disastrous. most parents realize. Many a child The doctor should do it. I f an un has been considered dull, even usual amount of wax accumulates feeblet-minded, who was merely in the ear canal the doctor is hard of hearing. Parents owe it again the man for the job. The to their children to do everything same is true of a l oll in the ear. within their power to prevent this Any nasal congestion may con tragic handicap. , tribute to ear trouble. Hay fever Usually the causes of deafness or other nasal allergy is a fre can be avoided by simple, common quent source of trouble. It is im sense. The most frqeuent causes portant for a child to learn how are such diseases as meningitis, to blow the nose properly. Teach mumps, scarlet fever .measles, in him to sit up straight, hold a fluenza and diphtheria; certain clean hankie or tissue loosely be drugs, loud noises, severe blows low the nose and blow gently, and infections of the middle ear. one side at a time, holding the Deafness from hereditary condi other nostril shut. Children should tions cannot be prevented, but it be taught not to go in swimming may be hindered from getting when they have colds and to be worse. careful when they have a punctur Inflamation of the middle ear ed eardrum. A child who has had often follows a contagious disease. an ear infection should never It is important in all acute and dive or hold the head under wa- chronic diseases of children to be I ter. Plugging the ears will not sure the ear drums have not been I prevent Infection, because it is harmed. A baby cannot tell you the water entering the nose under that he has an earache. The moth pressure which does the damage. er should watch for unusual rest It is most important that pri lessness and pulling at the ear. mary school children have regular The doctor never overlooks the hearing tests. I f there is a slight baby's ears in atiy examination. impairment, early diagnosis and Prevention of deafness involves treatment will bring improvement prevention of contagious diseases in 50 per cent of cases. Cases of and colds, prompt recognition and permanent deafness must be given removal of diseased tonsils and sympathetic help, with every re adenoids and proper care of the source of modern medical science ears. and education to lighten the bur Dirty ears will not necessarily den. The American Hearing So cause ear trouble, but Improper ciety and its local affiliates stand methods of cleaning may do so. ready to aid and advise in any Children should be taught never problem of hearing conservation. to dig into the enr with anything In thhe next article, getting well smaller than the elbow. It is not from TB will be discussed. P r e v e n t io n o f D e a fn e s s It is when the hour of conflict is over that history comes to a right understanding of the strife, and is ready to exclaim. “ Lo. God is here, and we knew it not!”— Bancroft. • • • He: “ I never saw such dreamy eyes.” She: “ You never stayed so late before.” SUBSCRIBER ADS? Why, they are those useful little cards you get with your 'subscription for free classified ads in your newspaper. Lake Road Auto Service G. V. 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Poor Freddie is minus four front teeth. • • * Expected Home Bill Griffith is expected home next week from the Navy. • • • Home From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Mex have return ed from their trip to Canada and report a wonderfu ltime. 1 We in rite yon to visit our shop 19« Fancy Stokeley Injured Ida & Bill's Greenhouse ^ Lean, fresh CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP. . 9c Ill Jerry Barron is confined to his home with chicken pox. • • • EASTER LILIES Dainty, Satin C.liriwlrtiiiif! Kohr« ^ Itahy Hunting ( l l arm ami Cltddly) if if 4>i h RI aiiket* ami Pillow« if PUKE GROUND BEEF, per 11». 33e Improved Club Bazaar Hu«ie Success 'A "There is mt 1letter Meat to he had at any Price ” “ AA ond A Grade o n ly" Asparagus B & T MARKET I West Slope Food Bank Meat Market Specials BEEF POT ROASTS, per 11». No. 1 Luncheon Guest« Mrs. Isabelle Thomas is enter = taining with a luncheon for Mes- HI dames Anna Henderson: Amelia Sturtz: Louise Elington of Port ¡M AND = land and Mrs. Inez Cook of Bea Ml verton. • » •* if. IU Ml • * • Bill Benham is absent from = WEST SLOPE Club Road at Canyon Road [fi Birthday Honors high school due to an attack of The birthday o f Mrs. Marshall flu. ÍH=HI=HI=HI=IH=llt5IH=HI=HIEHI=lll=HI=HI=HI=HI=IH=IH=lll=IH=lll=lll=IH=lll=IH=HI Yeager was observed with a gath ering of garden club members and friends at the home of Mrs. Alva W. Graham Monday, March 17. Mrs. Yeager received a pair of Mallard duck figures, which Make Your Headquarters at she will find very useful in her The bazaar given by the Coo flower arrangement. Mrs. Paul Community Club Mead was co-hostess for the eve per Mountain IDA A BILL'S GREENHOUSE was a huge success. All articles ning. • • • were sold and pies and cakes auc tioned netting the club $80.90. Bon Voyage Dinner The Club wishes to thank all for for Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Mattson of S. W. Howatt Hoad entertain their help in making it a success. • * • ed 40 dinner guests at their home Saturday, March 15. The occasion Pupils Entertain Teacher Margaret Derenloch. teacher in was a bon voyage party for two and eighth grades, of Mrs. Mattson's sisters whq are the seventh was pleasantly surprised on her leaving for Sweden. • • • birthday when her pupils enter (Wholesale and Retail) tained her with a surprise party. B roth erh ood M eets The Brotherhood of St. Matthew She was the recipient o f many Place Your Order Note cake. Lutheran Church, Canyon Road, nice gifts and • a • birthday • met Tuesday evening for Its reg Also • ular meeting. The Reverend I-eon- Club Entertained Mrs. Jane Sipe is entertaining ard Lc.ikauf. Pastor of Albina Lutheran Church (colored) was the East Cooper Mt. Club at her • All kind* of BEDDING PLANTS the speaker. O. L. Conner. Os home on Beard Road. wego, showed movies of his trav ® PANSIES (-14)00 to from* els in the Eastern and Southern Baby Boy Mrs. Loreene Ackerman (daugh states. Accordlan music was fur • PR1V1 HOSES Savage) is very nished hy Jack Halderuan pf ter of Walter of Dannie William, the West Slope. Wesley Steinmetz and proud ® G E R A N I U M S (.‘4 0 0 0 t o e h u o M * f r o m * arrived March 17. Dr. Robert Rittel were the hosts. young son who • • • • • • Box Social • SHRUBS. Etc. (Tirintciting Services The Community Club is plan Christening services were held at St. Matthew Lutheran church ning a box codai be held on Ap On last Sunday afternoon, March 23. ril 18 at the school house. for Herbert Thatcher, little son their regular meeting night there of Dr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Par- will be a musical play and dance quest, S. W. Canyon Crest Drive. to be given by some o f the lad at Junction East of Beaverton Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hartshorn ies. were the sponsors and Reverend Weiner Fritz, the officiating cler gyman. ★ F a s h io n s ★ i T i feature a Money Saving Sales Event. Here are a few of the shelves, on which you can save money. Remember, too, you the expense of driving around shopping Take advantage of SERVICE A Complete Assortment of the Best available Eilleen Lauket is the name of the baby daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dauket (Marilee Madden) Saturday, March 22 at the Wilcox Memorial. jjj Ml Every Week we will many items on our can save time and our FREE D ELIVERY V E T E R A N S A D M IN IS T R A T IO N M O T O . Watch for the m ANNOUNCEMENT G re e n h o u se - IH GROCERY and MARKET Mrs. Alva W. Graham was taken completely by surprise last Thurs day morning when her garden club fi lends dropped in on her with gifts for a “ house warming" for her new greenhouse. Every thing presented to her Is for use in the greenhous, from gloves, tools, plants, to shavings for the floor. • • • iii= n i= iii= iM = iii= iii= iii= iii= iii= iii= iii= iii= iii= iii= M i= iii= iii= iii= M i= iii= iii= iii= in = iii= m = 1 = !i! SS WEST SLOPE Reverend Don W. McClure, who recently returned from the Anglo- Egyptian Sudan of southern A f rica, will speak on his experiences there Sunday evening, March 30 7:45 p.m. at the Gabel School. His talk will be illustrated with mov ing pictures taken by himself. The congregation of the Valley Community United Presbyterian church, together with their friends and any members of the commun ity who are interested in hearing Dr. McClure ,are cordially invit ed. Rev. 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