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8 UN D A Y V ISITO R S at the E L I SW ARTZ of Wibaux, Mont, home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. recently spent some time with V Rogers on Walker Road were Mr. the A. E. Withoft family of Tobias and Mrs. Arthur Williams of Ave. A B IR T H D A Y P A R T Y was g iv -! J|'M AN DE P A E P E Jr. has East Burnside in Portland and • • • _ .their little grandson, Jimmie Jer- 1 en for little 3 year old Ruth Ann been visiting his parents on Huber L IT T L E C LIFFO R D SHOW'AL- M R and MRS. W IL B U R W EED ,^ " on* J w llbur’ Jerman, for. W itthoft Saturday, April 12. Be- Avenue for a week. He left S u n - TE R , _ 5 year old son of Mr. and sides her family those present j ay April 15 for his home in Chi- Mrs A sjiowalter of Huber and Roger of Eugene, Oregon mer owner of station K WJJ. • • • were her aunt and uncle, Mr. and cago. He is a railroad clerk from Store had an appendectomy oper were week end visitors at th e . home of Mrs^ Howard Weed. BKN- sCHELLES, who has been Mrs. R. A. Brochu of Portland and J Chicago to Omaha, ation on April 9 at Good Samari her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. j « « • I visiting relatives for some time tan in Portland MK. and MRS J. L. J A R N IG A N bas returned to his home, W. F. W itthoft of Tobias Ave. F'RKD W A LTE R S of Seaside ! was a guest over the week end of MR. A N D MRS B. L. B A M OM and Mrs .Howard W’eed spent 1 MR. AND MRS. W. P .M ILI.ER to Eugene to visit » few days at Thorp. Wash, look- MR. A N D MRS. M A TT KINO the Hans Rasmussen family have gone were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. with their daughter, Mrs. Hazel ing over the Iris field there, re drove to Salem and Dallas, Ore. turning by way of Seattle and Ta- on Saturdal last on business | Etta Welsh and Irma Cooper at MR. AND MRS. A L DURA and Grey for two weeks coma |Independence. daughter Deloros and Wanita • • • MRS. ANTRO BU S of Second & MR. A N D MRS. Chas. Stubbs Valle drove to Salem Sunday on ST. M ATTH EW S Lutheran Main has been very ill with the AW A IT IN G VISITORS. To Mrs their way home they stopped at and family and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Road, received flu. Lester Young this has seemed like Brooks and visited Mr. and Mrs. Stubbs drove to the Tillamook Church, Canyon r\ew members on April 13: Mr. a long week. She is expecting her Carl Martin. beaches Sunday. * • • • • • and Mrs. Robert Morrison; Mr. mother, Mrs. R. R. Bloom and her SUBSCRIBER ADS? * A. W. W ALK, formerly of Sunset and Mrs. Harold Schell, Mr. a n d . sister and family, Mr, and Mrs. MR. AND .'IRS. Frank Epplett Why, they are those useful George Yarwasky here from Penn and daughter Francene o f Stacey Service Station on Wheeler Ave. Mrs. J. Renner and Mr. and Mrs. ] "DAD SAID. FISHING? little cards you get with your sylvania. They plan on making Ave., were guests last Sunday at is now a partner in Davy Sunny- H. Nissen. OF subscription for free classified I SAID. HO, JUST DROWN* • • • their home In Oregon. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl side Funeral Home, Portland. The i ads in your newspaper. | T H E R E W E R E N IN E members I NO WORMS. Martin, former neighbors, now at Little Chapel on the Corner. of Beaverton Rebekah Lodge No. MRS. PA U L B U L K IN and Brooks. They had a very nice FINE STATIONERY T H E ALO H A G RANG E dinner 248 who attended initiation Wed The "South Dakota Conservation daughter of Jacksonville spent visit and it was a lovely day. $1.00 to $1.50 per box was a success for the diners. Ev- nesday evening, April 9th at the Digest” reports that two white Sunday with the Roy Briggs family. MR. A N D MRS. Harold Epplett eryone was well pleased with the Laurelwood Rebekah Lodge No. beaver were trapped alive in that 80 — 13x13" They reported an evening state and placed in a zoo. White CLO CKS • • • j of Portland spent Sunday with his dinner and the pies were excep- 160. tional. But then- wasn’t the crowd well spent beaver are taken once in a while MR. A N D MRS. C A R L HOTCH-1 sister, Winnie Epplett at the INGRAHAM ALARM CLOCKS in Oregon also, one near white KISS left the first of the week Prank Epplett home on Stacey they planned on. $1.98 MR. A N D MRS.. George Gordon pelt being Included in the recent to go to Seattle to see their new | Ave. JOHN N. HAYES. Hunter Ave. entertained the Young Adult Fel beaver sale. plus federal tax little granddaughter. They will be I * * came home April 12 from one of lowship Class of the First Meth gone several days. IMR. A N D MRS. Elmer La Rue ‘ SESSIONS ELECTRIC MANTLE and daughter Gertrude were in his many eastern trips. He travels odist Church Wednesday evening. The young of nearly all round- CLOCK for Top Frost Co., frozen foods. April 9th. horn deer are spotted at birth. RE C EIVES RECOGNITION. snow on Sunday at Larch Mt. He makes a trip east and south $8.65 There were thirty present. MEN’S 8-oz. Roy Briggs of Roy’s Radio Shop They visited and had dinner with four times a year. Games were played and lovely Mrs. La Rue’s sister, Mrs. E. A. plus federal tax entered a contest several weeks • • • refreshments were served. All re ago put on by Walsco. He won a Arrington at • Corbett. WESTCLOX ELECTRIC KITCHEN • • MR. A N D MRS. Gail Kilgore ported having a wonderful time. lovely after shaving set and re • • • $4.95 MK. A N D MRS. A. L. LOOM ER Elm St., and son Larry Lee spent ceived a very congratulatory let the week end with Mr. and Mrs T H E CH O IR O F the Methodist plus federal tax ter from the President of the moved last Friday from the R. Gerald Tillman and daughter San Church was entertained at the C. Humble home in Aloha to a company for the good idea he NOXEMA, 75c sire for dra Lou o f Cornelius. home o f the choir director, Mrs. suggested for a certain type of new home in Vancouver, Wash. • • • Helen Geertgens on Thursday eve 49c He recently returned from the tool for radio work. Wt Inch U. S. Marines. He has been in ser MR. A N D MRS. Burnard McQuinn ning. After an hour of practice re • • • LUNCH KITS, $1.98 of Witch Hazel Store lost their freshments were served. vice eight years. FUNERAL DESIGNS MR. and MRS. H ANS RASMUS • « * • • • baby at birth at the Jones Hos Made to Order SEN and family spent Saturday pital In Hillsboro. The mother has T H E R E G U LA R monthly bus LE S TE R HODGES has pur 6 0 0 0 HEALTH IS evening at the home of Joe Nel been very ill but is now home. iness meeting of the Woman’s So chased a new 7 cubic foot concrete son in Beaverton. ciety of Christian Service of the mixer and can now take care of PRICELESS ••WE, • • • G IR L SCOUTS First Methodist Church will be big jobs. N E W EQ U IPM EN T. The Aloha • • • The weekly meeting of Troop held April 23 at one thirty at the WISH Y O u / l f i l Cleaners are really blooming. They H O SPITALIZE D . Wesley E No. 49 was held April 9, 1947 at church. THE BEST, have new and larger equipment Dunn is in St. Vincent’s Hospital the grade school. Mrs. L. L. Walker, leader of In I Walker's Dept. Store Choice of Red, Green or Block • and can do all their work right with a broken leg. He had been Due to the Illness of our leader, worship service and Mrs. Myrtle there. They can give service from working at the rock crusher at Mrs. Ward we didn’t meet at her Raasch of program. All are in Phone orders to Beaverton 3461 half a day on to any time de Tyee Valley. He fell eight feet last home as planned. Mrs. Matson vited. or Scholls 8322 PULL CHAIN • • • sired. is our temporary leader. Monday and landed on his feet, They also were lucky enough and broke his ankle. He will have The minutes were read and ap MRS. E D IT H S T E W A R T and OUR this week to have a telephone In to be In the hospital until the last proved. W e worked on our Troop Mrs. W. P. Miller attended the ^SPECIALTY stalled. The number is Aloha 6145. of June. Sacks. A fter playing games and Portland Council o f Church W o • • • singing songs tiie meeting ad men Monday, April 14th at the • (AViBTON • • • PMXHMACV M O TH ER IM PRO VED . Mrs. Y W C A in Portland. MR. A N D MRS. OSCAR LAK- journed. Hans Rasmussen has received the Gayl Benson A N K N of Tobias Ave. and their With two "Always On" Plug-ms good word that her mother in Made to M easure Scribe North Dakota Is Improving in mother, Mrs. Lakanen spent the SHOE week end at Molalla. Bring your Prescriptions to this Clothing health. She has been very ill. « • • • • • R E P A IR I N G Store for Dependable Service MR. AND MRS. Fred Carlson All W ork Giiaran!ei*il Highest Quality MR. AND MRS. Julian De Paepe and family spent the week end in of Huber are taking a trip to Portland with her sister, Mrs. 3 Registered Pharmacists Material Long Beach, Cal., leaving next Gordon Spinney. Saturday Afternoon to Serve You week and will be gone two weeks. A preliminary track meet for CHAMBERLIN'S Dupont Nylon with Plastic Handle • • • all schools in the east end of G R IF F IT H and M E L K E report T H E A ID IIA H U B E R school the best sales in property sales the Washington County will be held at "Your Savings Will be in Cosh" Girl Scouts and Brownie Girls are first twelve days of April that the Beaverton Grade school on April 24. having a dinner at 6:30 Friday, they have had all spring. Later the all county track meet April 18. They want each and ev ery parent to come. L E O N A R D V IN C E N T has had will be held in Hillsboro. There are events for both boy the concrete poured for the sec and girls in three "classes. A MK. AND MRS. lis t e r Robinson ond addition of his duplex apart child is classed accoruing to his ment on Hunter Ave. of Portland entertained with a age and weight. Class I includes PHONE • * * dinner for her parents, Mr. and boys, "age weigh of 130 lbs. or BEAVERTON 3461 The Prescription Store MR. A N D M RS ,T. R. STRUTH- Mrs. C. W. Struthers of Wheeler over, Girls, 120 lbs. or over. Class Ave. and her uncle and his fam F.RS are leaving for Charleboix. II is for Boy», 110 lbs to 129 lbs., 51 Broadway Phone 2311 ily, John Struthers who have been Mich. They have been visiting the and girl» 105 to 119. Class I I I is visiting here from Charleboix. C. W. Struther’s home on S. Wheel for the smallest boys, under 110 Otters in China and India are n i n r n 11 n ti n n - r r i n r er Avenue. Mich. lbs. and girls under 105. trained to direct fish into nets, • • • The events for boys include 75 MRS. G E R TR U D E CONNOR of yard dash, a 50 yard dash, pole Gold Hill recently spent a week vault, high jump, shot put, 440 with her daughter and family. yard relay and a basket ball There were two traffic checkers The regular monthly meeting of Mrs. J. W. Smith of Tobias Ave. throw for distance. the Beaverton Grade School B ai in Aloha on Tuesday, April 15. The girls’ events Include 50 yard ent Teacher Association will be Julian J. DePaepe is one of the AMERICAN LEGION dash, basket ball throw for dis held Tuesday, April 22 at 8:00 p. ¡regular traffic checkers. He usual- and A U XILIARY tance, softball throw for accuracy m. in the grade school auditor- ly checks traffic at Huber Ave, Beaverton Post No. 124 at 30 feet, a soft ball throw for ium. The theme for this month but was sent to Wheeler Avenue REGULAR MEETING distance and a 220 yard relay. for a special check on is "Recreation Through Reading" in Aloha Interested students were ad und Mrs. Elizabeth Myers of the Tuesday. He said “ It could have 1st and 3rd Wednesday each month monished to train themselves un program committee has prepared something to do with the traffic at 8:15 p. m. til such a time as the school was an interesting and varied program signal light.’’ Temporary Meeting Place able to train them in their physi on this subject. "These Trouble! I. O. O. F. HALL, BEAVERTON W e have been told one has been cal education classes and after some Comics" will be discussed by ordered for the highway at Wheel KEITH DENNEY — RAY GUNTHER school. Post Commander Adjutant Mrs. Alice Carlson. "Books Are er Avenue. Bridges" by Mrs. Florence Payne It is Mr. DePaepe’s opinion and and "Reading in the Home" by ours also that we should have a Parent Teachers Association Mi** Selivimow W im I* Mrs. C. D. Sherwin. Mrs. Laura blinking red 4-way stop light and Regular Monthly Meeting Grauer, our City Librarian, will be yellow cross lanes for the safety Norman O. Bye 4th Tuesday of Each Month our guest and will tell us about of the pedestrian. at 8 p. m. Miss Dorothy Selivanow. the the City Library, its beginning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus its present facilities and its plans Selivanow became the bride of for the future. Norman Bye, or Beaverton, last We are again to have the op- Friday afternoon, April 11 at 5:00 ortunity of hearing our own Bea p.m. at Vancouver, Wash. verton Community Orchestra un The wedding was attended by der the direction of J. D. Gil members of the two families. more. Mr. and Mrs. Bye are making and refreshing as the Miss Melba Jucht, instructor o. their home in Beaverton where music at the grade school plans early Spring breeze Mr. Bye is employed at the Bea to present her Girls’ Sextette. S am ! Loan me a sleeping p ill! verton Enterprise. Professor Rex Underwood of the I can't sleep thinking School of Music at the University about of Oregon, who has charge of its symphony orchestra, is inter ested in starting the teaching of Hiiill-in Ironing Itonnl* stringed instruments in the Oregon Host* Trellis schools and will present his plan to the Parent Teacher group. I mltrclla ( l o l l i e s The Executive Board met on Lines Thursday, April 10, at the home Outftitle While I*niill of Mrs. C. B. Wooden. Those at tending were Mesdames Boge, Ca- Shingle Slain glistening bright as vens, Kesmehn, Ward, Romig, Linseed Oil. Myers, Ely, Robinson, Byrd, Gran- a.sailboat's canvas dy, Drew and Logan. Turpentine The minutes of the previous llriislies anil l^uldt*rs meeting were read and approved, and the Treasurer reports it bal Asphalt Hoof ance of $277.65. Coating Mrs. Byrd, eighth grade room Every type of Mechanical mother and chairman of Commit Hull Hoofing tee reports that plans are complet Asphalt Shingle* Refrigeration is served prop ed for the skating party for the Clean, refreshing Window* anil graduating class. (Be right with white erly by this establishment Mrs. Boge announced receipt of Frames a card from Mrs. W. R. Harper this season) I Panel Door*, all *i/e* Thorough experience, gen State Goal Sheet Chairman, in forming the Unit that they would Screen Door* be allowed 100 points for the ex uine skill and a finely tra Strand Steel Sewing Classes sponsored thus making our total points 4550 and Overhead Door* 2 1 M> equipped and stocked shop giving the Unit a superior rating. Garage Door Hardware It was announced that the Port assure dependable, prompt land Hobby Symphony Orchestra Harn door track and will present another program of hanger* music at the G ra je School Aud service. We have itorium on May 6 at 8:00 p.m. SPECIAL Those music lovers who were un THE W H ITE ACE April 21 to 26 ine. able to attend last Fall will not want to miss this opportunity, and No. I Shiplap $32.SOM Permanent White Shoe those who did attend will Wel lcome the opportunity to hear them Cleanser again. Next Board meeting will be held at the home o f Mrs. Newman SALES AND SERVICE Ward on Wilson Avenue on May 8. P S.---Ask for above styles by number Mrs. Fisher F. Logan 455 W. Baseline PHON! BEAVERTON 3201 Publicity Chairman BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE Friday, April 18, 1947 BE a VERTON PERSONALS ALOHA - PERSONALS Spring Round-Up Timely Values Paper Napkins 10 Plants Cut Flowers Corsages C anvas Gloves 2 T Steel-Enamel Padlocks Doll House Flower Shop 9e Kitchen Tap B. T. W ALTON Grade Track Meet To Be Held 24th Nylon Nail Brush 9' WALKER'S Beaverton Pharmacy 29 DEPARTMENT STORE “The Complete Shopping Center” City Librarian to Traffic Checkers He (inest of P.T.A. Visit Aloha Meeting Notices O ld Bakkcn's C iitFU LùSÛ PratS Cool... B rig h t... SERVICE . ‘ FOR ALL REFRIGERATION White... NELSON K IN G SLEY Refrigeration HAVIRTONIUMBH Co. WEIBY'S Phone 701 3— S. W Farmington Hillsboro, Oregon Diamond-back terrapins do not occur on the Pacific coast and their introduction there, so far as I known, has not been attempted. SHOES SHOE REPAIRING MEN'S W EAR
