The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, May 16, 1947, Image 6

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    BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1947
P ie E a t e r * A t t e n t io n
A pie auction w ill be held to­
night at McKay school Ice cream
pie and coffee will be sold, the
proceeds to be used for the caf­
eteria. A good time is in store
for those who attend.
McKay IVI .A.
Elects and Installs
( Ifficers
The McKay P. T. A. met on
Friday, May 9th.
The delegates to the State P.
T. A. Convention from McKay
School gave a resume
o f the
speeches and program, a d iffer­
ent item by each delegate. These
reports were very interesting.
Those reporting were Mrs. E.
F Rabe Mrs. K. Schlaht, Mrs.
C. C. Chadwick, Mrs. S. Horney,
and Mrs. W. D. Staats.
The election o f officers for the
next year was held. Those elect­
ed were:
Mrs. Scott Horney,
President: Mia. L. F. Monohon,
Vice President; Mrs. L. Strayer,
treasurer, Mrs. E F. Rabe, sec­
retary; Mrs. W . I) Staats, his­
torian.
The incejilng officers w ere in­
stalled by Mr. E. F. Rabe, past
president of the Nebraska P. T.
A.
A lovely corsage was present­
ed to Mrs. Staats, the retiring
president and recognition o f her
tireless effort in behalf o f the
various activities promoted by
the membership was given.
At the conclusion o f the bus­
iness meeting, educational films
and a comedy for the children
were shown and enjoyed. Coffee
and cake were served.
• • •
T r i p to Z o o
The McKay Hluebirds enjoyed
a trip to the zoo in Washington
Park and the treat which fol­
lowed. Those furnishing transpor­
tation were
Mrs. Anna Vose,
principal o f McKay School, Mrs.
S. Horney
and Mrs.
W. D.
Staats.
F L IE S FROM TE X A S . Mr. C.
C. Chadwick has returned from
Dallas, Texas, flying a Luscombe
plane direct from the factory to
Ueaverton.
• • •
PR E S E N TE D IN D ANCE.
Donnye Strayer and Joyce Van
Hyning danced in a program pre­
sented at the Oriental theatre
by students o f Miss F aye Broad-
well last week.
R E TU R N S HOME. Mr. V. M.
Pilip has returned from a bus­
iness trip to Los Angeles, Cal.
• • •
W EEK END GUESTS. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Leslie o f South Dos
Polos, California, spent the week
end at the home o f the Noah Les­
lie’s. The visitors expect to make
their home in the vicin ity of Bea­
verton.
• * •
RETU RNS. Mrs. Maria Ghlg-
A T T E N D D IN N E R . A benefit lettl has returned from an ex­
dinner at Garden Home School tended visit with her daughter,
was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Minnie Mennl o f Los An­
V. M. Pilip, Mr. and Mrs. Lance geles.
• • •
Strayer and Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Staats on Saturday, May 11th.
4-11 D A IR Y C LU B M EETS.
rhe McKay 4-H Dairy Club met
it the school on Friday, May 9.
• • •
DLY
F R IE 1 N
S H O P P IN C i C E N T E R
Flap Presented
F o r m e r ly r P h i l ' »
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Denney’s
7th
and 8th
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GROCERIES
C >RY GOODS
MEATS
MOTIONS
FOOD LC >CKERS
Progress, Ora. Pt tone Beav. 2389
’‘Wear a Poppy1*
As a Privilege
Not a Duly
Citizens Petition
Zone Change
Do you know what happens to
the dime or quarter you give
for the
RED C R E PE P A P E R
P O P P Y ” sold each year by the
American Legion Auxiliary?
The money received is divided
equally into two funds:
. Rehabilitation and Child W el­
fare Work, and can be used for
no other
purpose, and
only
through the sale o f poppies are
these worthy projects carried on.
L e t’s look further:
Rehabilitation
funds make It
possible to distribute gum, fruit,
candy, cigarettes, stamps, post­
cards, etc.,
each week to the
Veterans confined to our hospit­
als.
The making o f poppies gives
gainful employment to thousands
throughout the Veterans Hospit­
als with hours o f otherwise idle
time— many wracked with pain
and worry.
Did you know that 160 men
and women made 440,000 poppies
in our two hospitals, 290,000 at
the Portland Hospital and 150,-
000 at Roseburg,
that w ill be
sold in Oregon this year? Did
you know that the American L e­
gion A u xiliary
furnishes the
material,
capable
volunteer
workers to help and supervise
the work, and pays the Veteran
fo r his or her work?
What About Child W elfare?
What Veteran can be happy
knowing or w orrying about his
fam ily being in need, and he is
helpless to care for them while
confined in a hospital? W orried
minds cannot promote healthy
bodies!
Children of Veterans are cared
for through the fund set aside
for their
care, and cannot he
used for any other purpose. Fam­
ilies o f those who gave their
lives are remembered just
the
same as are those who are fight­
ing the slow road back to health
Do You Know—
Money received
from your
tacts with American leaders In
the United Nations
Thirteen men o f Bethel C hurch
are scheduled to attend the A n ­
nual Laymen’s Retreat at C amp
Adams this Saturday and Sun­
day. On the program are Rev.
Vernon Halloway of New \ork
and Rev. Corwin H. Olds o f Pa­
cific School of Religion Berkel­
ey.
Bethel
Chureli News
A petition signed by the re­
quired number of property own­
ers, requesting that Lot 1, Block
'i, Beaver
Brook Addition he
changed from Residence District
No. 1 to Business District has
been presented to the Beaver­
ton C ity Planning Commission.
This lot is at the southwest cor­
ner o f Erickson avenue and
Third
Street,
directly
across
Third Strept from the High
School Garage.
Another petition signed by 34
property owners living in that
vicinity requesting the above
change in order that a store may
be established at that location
for their convenience was also
presented.
A special meeting of the com­
mission w ill be- held Wednes­
day, May 14th, at which the mat­
ter w ill be considered. A ll inter­
ested persons are invited to at­
tend.
Lake Road Auto
Changes Hands
Fire Patrol
The 1947-1948 fire patrol bud­
get is to be voted on at
the
Leedy Grange H all at Cedar Mill
on June 6, 1947 at 8 p.m.
Everyone
In
Bonny Slope
(Washington County) who is on
the tax rolls should consider it
his or her duty to be there on
that night and vote on the bud­
get.
The Mother’s Day observance
at Bethel Church was a notable
event, both in interest and at­
tendance for the church was fill­
ed to capacity.
The Mother’s Day Recognition
Service, a new feature this year,
was well received. Corsages were
Ask
for your free
classified
presented
to several mothers: "Subscriber Ad Cards” with each
T ry our classified ads for re­
Mrs. Estelle Bartlett received the new
subscription
or renewal.
sults!
They'D
pay
you
real
dividends.
one for the oldest mother pre­
sent; Mrs. Edna Nuller for the
youngest; Mrs. Martha Geisel for
having the most children present
SERVE A COO LIN G GLASS OF M ILK
and the church particulary hon­
ored Mrs. E. G. Webb and Mrs.
for every member of the fomily to­
C. E. Mason as representative
night. Dad will find it especially rest­
mothers fo r their long faithful­
ness to both the church and to
ful for his nerves, and so will you.
their families.
Good for all of you.
Mr. Robert Barnes sang
a
solo, ‘‘That Dear old Mother of
Mine.” The corsages and beau­
Phone 6584 for the Aloha milkman
tiful decorations w ere prepared
by Mrs. Frances Donaldson.
ALOHA JERSEY DAIRY
The pastor’s sermon was in
recognition o f the ‘‘Festival of
the Christian Home,” the Church
year designation for this Sunday.
The Sunday was the second in
‘‘May— Month
o f Action” pro­
gram and on the Book o f Acts
Several
members o f Bethel
In d u stry L o o k s a t
church are planning to attend
the Annual State Conference of
Congregational Churches at Cor­
O ur Tow n
vallis; May 20-22.
The program includes the An­
As Doc Walters says, that sort of
Maybe you read how a group of
nual meeting o f the Oregon F el­
life
just naturally sets you up for
industrial
experts
have
decided
that
lowship of Congregational W o­
work the next day . . . whether it’s
men Tuesday afternoon with in­ the small town is the place for in­
in office, mill, or field. And Doc
stallation o f their officers W ed­ dustry—not big cities. Reasons they
should know. He works fourteen
nesday morning. The principal
give are better housing, pleasanter
hours, but never misses his morn­
speakers w ill include
Bishop
living, and more opportunity for
Benjamin D.
Dagwell o f Port­ wholesome recreation.
ing “constitutional” or his evening
land, the Episcopal Bishop of the
glass of beer with friends.
Well, looking ground our town
Western Diocese o f Oregon who
From where I sit, any industry
I ’d say that was about right. Most
is well konwn fo r his religious
could
profit from being in a town
of
us
own
our
homes,
and
keep
them
leadership throughout the North­
west, and Rev. Vernon H. Hallo­ looking nice; we enjoy each other’s where wholesome living, temper­
ance, and friendship are the rule.
w ay of N ew York, the Secretary company: and our recreations are
for International Relations o f the mostly simple outdoor sports, and
National Council for Secial A c­ in' the evening a mellow glass of
^ 0 C
Ch (jX A A ^
tion of the Congregational Chrf t
beer with pleasant company.
tian Churches who is a thor­
ough student o f the international
situation and has had manv con-
Copyright, 1947, United States Bremers Foundation |
From where I s it ... 61 / Jo e M arsh
G. V. Lawton, owner o f the
Lake Road Auto Service located
on S. W. Canyon Road and Mc­
Lain D rive
sold his business
this week.
Lawton left Thursday, May 15
for N ew Y ork to visit his 89 year
old mother who fell recently and
broke her shoulder.
Birds have the highest body
temperature o f all creatures—
104 to 110 degrees Fahrenheit.
community
remains in your
community to help the families
o f your Veteran?
W hen you give your dime or
quarter— pause— study the PO P­
PY. Say to yourself
"W hat a
Privilege to he able
to wear
this SYM B O L in honor o f those
who gave
that I M IG H T BE
FREE!
REM EM BER—
"W E A R
A
PO PPY
AS A
P R IV IL E G E N O T AS A D U TY.”
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QnJbioduwuf - - Z N E W Crackers!
The
COUNTRY'S BEST DANCE
KJnton (»ran or lla ll
Saturday Night, M ay 17
Door Prizes
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s
Tea Timer
Tomato Juice Sr:
6 cons M “
No. 2 cons 10c; Dea. cons $ 1 .1 9 “ ™
Sweet No. 2
A c cose
Pitkin» can I V
(24)
W ant to S ell?
P la n to Develop?
BE P R O T E C T E D
Buy or Sell
THE REALTOR WAY
ACTIVE MEMBERS
Rt. 6, Box 1218, Portland 1
LESTER HUGHES. I09M
(• Wh btim)
Ravioli, Ckef Boy-Ar-dee 16-ox. 17c
Turkey-Noodles ■•"» m »’« m o it-«. 20«
Pan American Spaghetti, 16-ox. 3
Chicken Fricassee Lynden 29-ox.
Beet Stew, Nalley’s 30-ox. can
Chicken & Noodles, Penthouse
12-ox. jar 2 tor
25c
79c
55c
25c
(annetl Meats
L. HAROLD M IN IER, CHerry 1401
P. 0. Box 91, Garden Home
J. W A YLA N D OW EN
BE 9135
7310 SW Conyon Rd, Portland 1
29 S. Main St., Forest Grove
264X
IDUS RAINES
238W
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5 First Ave. N.W., Forest Grove
5 Council St., Forest Grove
H. W. CURRIN
1845
REIH ER R E A L T Y CO.
33
134 E. Main, Hillsboro
18 1 st Ave. NW, Forest Grove
C LA R A B. FRENCH
BE 8255
LYM AN ROSS
6441
8909 S.W. Canyon Lane,
P. 0. Box 5, Aloha
G A LA W A Y A McGRAW
2211
Washington County Agencies 223
117 S. 3rd, Hillsboro
337 E. Main St., Hillsboro
FRED O. HOW LAND
2513
O ’N EILL ft W A L T Z
87M
Rt. 1, Box 147, Beaverton
2 19 W. Pac. Ave. Forest Grove
IDE ft BRAUER
841
THURLOW W IE D
BR 7520
316 E. Main, Hillsboro
Canyon ot Walker, Beaverton
H. H. JEFFRIES
3981
ARGUS PUBLISHING CO.
231
Canyon Rood ot Beaverton
250 E. Main, Hillsboro
E. C. KEEHN
2I7R
NEWS-TIMES PUB CO.
57
218 N Main St., Forest Grove
Forest Grove
W. I . KIDDER
3322
Tigard
Pioneer Pub. Co., Aloha News,Bea­
verton Enterprise, Tigard Sentinel
W A LT ER H. KRAUSE
Highway
No. 2 Yj Cons
Busy Baker Sodas
2”
Extro thin, extra crisp— and
not crumbly, Salted j-u-s-t
right*
3 .... 2 5 '
1 »
box
Canned Foods
Beth "•><*•T** d * *
No. 2’s 3/2Sc
Carrots ,l** T**- 0l**4 No. 2’s 3/25c
White Hominy •**'• No. 2*/j 2/29c
Lime Beans A Hem 0wiM" 16-ox. 25c
Chili Con Cernev*"c*™r IS'/j-oi. 25 c
Since REALTORS are trained in their profession they are
familiar with market trends, real eitate financing, neigh­
borhood characteristics and many other factors that ef­
fect real estate Your REALTOR is the natural authority
on real estate matters, CONSULT HIM
EARL S. BRIGGS, CHerry 3727
Canned Peas
Sauerkraut
1 Wa think you'll be glad the day you get
acquainted with these new quality crock-
era—so why wall? Take home a box oi
Tour favorite type cracker—now—during
this Introductory event
Deviled Ham Underwood 3-o*. 18c
Deviled Ham Libby No. 1 4 can 17c
Deviled Meot, Libby No. 1 4 con 9c
Lunch Tongue Libby &- 0 1 . can 25c
Cereo/s
Quick Oats, H. O .
2-lb. pkg. 28c
Quaker Oats
3-lb. pkg. 29c
Kix Cereal
7-ox. pkg. 13c
Kellogg’s Pep
8 -ox. pkg. I lc
Cheerios Cereal
7-ox. pkg. 13c
Alber’s Corn Flakes 13-ox. pkg. 13c
Wheeties Cereal
8 -ox. pkg. 12c
Kellogg Corn Soya Shreds 7-ox. 13c
Toasted Wheat.
9-lb. sk. 74c
Rt. 5, Box 205, Portland 1
Standard Ins. ft Inv. Co. BE. 7131
C. F. M cC A LLU M ATwater 6854
220 Lumbermen's Bldg , Portlond
Rt. 2, Box 423. Beaverton
T IT L E ft TRU ST CO
333
J. J. M cM AHON
3831
136 S. 2nd, Hillsboro
73 Broodway, Beaverton
G R IFFIT H ft M EEKE
171
W ILKES A BSTRA CT ft T IT LE CO.
168 E Main, Hillsboro 2451
131 S. 2nd Ave., Hillsboro
F o r R e a lto r Reeoiuniem lution 4 '-nil or
rite
The Washington County
Realty Board
Phone 3891
Post O ffic e B o x N o 2 7
Hillsboro, Oregon
5129
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WASTE-FREE FISH!
Seafood ready to pop into the pan without
the usual fuss and bother you ordinarily
associate with fish That’s how fish is sold
at Safeway Quality is backed by Safeway’s
famed mone> back guarantee of complete
satisfaction
Salmon Steaks
lb 4 9 '
By the piece, lb. 45c
Halibut Steaks
lb 3 9 *
• oy th e P iece, lb. 35c
Fresh Cooked Crabs, lb. 25*
Jett i hell o’ d •at!
— O fh *r
j
lb.
Pork Link Sausages
Pork Shoulder Steak
Pork Roast
1 !’.
Fresh Ground Beei
c.*
Fillet of Sole
lb 45 «
No Bones— No Waste
Meat Section Features —
Beel Pot Roasts
lb. 48c
lb. 49c
Sirloin Beel Steaks
lb. 59c
lb. 49c
Bologna or Liver Sausage lb. 39c
lb, 45c
lb. 39c
Lunch Meats
*,!££«* lb. 45c
Afear fia lu rn Are for Friday and Saturday
44*
Boys and girls ore fonder thon
ever of grohams like these.
They like the "freosure chest”
they come in, too.
L i 25 ‘
Canned Seo Foods
Minced Butter Clams *®»»1 •/j-can 25c
Whole Clams
b a . | 0 - ox . can 29c
Minced C lam sSnow'» Bl/s-ox. can 19c
Kippered Snacks, G . N. 2 cans 25c
Minced Abalone Wind N'
6 - 01 . 19c
Oyster Slices, Sherwood 3-ox. 19c
Smoked Salmon
H*»»" No. I/ 2 S 39 c
4 6 ‘
Tea Timer
The crispy "buffer wafer" type
cracker that mokes the lunch
and rea a big success
1-Pound Bax
29*
OOwt J c WOAH s L Qhodt&AA, (JookisA,
Shortening
Royal
Satin
box
Candies
Caramels. N,w
12-ox. pkg. 35c
Hard Candy T*"» ***’" Mi« 12 -ox. 59 c
Nuffi Brittle o
10 -ox. can 39c
Mint Chews, Hewitt's 8 -ox. pkg. I9e
Pirates’Gold Grahams
Soaps, Cleaners
Lava Soap
Medium Bar 9c
Sweetheart Soap,
b*,K ,i,# bar 15c
HoneyAAlmond Cream H,"d •
47c
Oxydol Granulated Soap 24-ox. 33c
Super Suds,
24-ox. pkg. 33c
Diaperwite
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Mb. 19«
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Coffees
Edwards Coffee l-lb. 49c; 2 -lb. 96c
Wakefield Coffee
l-lb. can 45«
Nob Hill Coffee l-lb. 42c, 2-lb. 83c
Airway Coffee l-lb. 39c, 3-lb. $1.15
M. J . B. Coffee
l-lb. can 49c
Ritx Tasty Wafers
................Mb. Pkg. 29c
Hi-Ho Buffer W a fe rs ................ l-lb. Pkg. 27c
Snowflake Soda C rackers____ 2 -lb. Pkg. 44c
Krispy Soda C ra c k e rs .............l-lb. Pkg. 24c
Honeymaid G rah am s................2-lb. Pkg. 46c
American Cookies, A ssorted.............Pkg. 23c
Wheat Toast W a fe rs..................l-lb. Pkg. 24c
Canned Juices
Prune Juice
quart 25c
Loganberry JuiceLlbb» 12 -ox.bot. 33c
Pear Juice, Libby
12-ox. bot. 10 c
Apple Juice N" w«* quart bot. 25c
Apple Juice *■ » w qf. 35 c 1 2.OI. 1 5C
Grape Juice. Church's
pint 20 c
Grapefruit Juice, T®
w'' H®v»» n ®. ?. |QC
Grapefruit Juice
h ®»»® 44-01 j i g
Grapefruit Juice, Bordo 46-ox. 21 c
Grapefruit Juice, Texsun 46-ox. 21 c
Blended Juice ,,*"d •’ 9 «W 46-ox. 23c
Orange Juice f '*11 •’ *®n 46-ox. 25c
Vegetable Juice ►w<Ht 4 iHi 4£_01 25c
V -8 Vegetable Juice No. 2 can 13c
5auerkraut Juice L,bbr No. 2 can 10 c
“JUST ARRIVED-FRESH PRODUCE
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CORN
GRAPEFRUIT
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Sweet, tender ears—
rushed to you garderv
♦resh
1b. 2 3
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your
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Green C a b b a g e
Sofl 4 . fresh heed*
New Potatoes
ASPARAGUS
Grow» in tho Northwnf
RHUBARB
10-lb. be. ‘ 1 .
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SPINACH
^reeh greee fee vet
RADISHES
trlfM red C^ ipy
You fit more for your money it
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SAFEWAY Hi
lb. 5'/2 c
lb. 11
lb. 7
lb. 4'/2‘
lb. 4 ,/2‘
lb. 5 '
lb. 2 5 '
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