The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, May 23, 1947, Image 5

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    ScAVERTO N EN TERPRISE
F R ID A Y , M A Y 23, 1947
WEST SLOPE PROGRESSIVE VALLEY CENTER
P-YniK K I L L M i- Charles F I * , .
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U .
Hunter of Birchwood Road was * H j f l l w I O l i t .
i-all€Hl to Seaside last week by
| the illness of her father.
Mr.
| Simpson.
West Slope
Presented in
Vitionai Auditions
PLUMBING
"Ernie" Leach
Compare
Plumhiii» \ Appliance*
Phones
«TR 8039
Beaverton
3799
Phone 8 Eoe on 7542
8081 S. W. Canyon Road
^ Canyon Rd.
at Ellis
Appliances
“ Plumbing ~
Iletter Homes"
DOUGHTY'S
Canyon Beauty Studio
Rilling Machine
LE AC H & B V C K
Permanent $8.50
Crushed Rock, Sand, Gravel
In West Slope
Mason Sand, Lawn Dirt
ORDERS T A K EN at
DR. H. A. P U T N A M
West Slope Plumbing
Chiropractic Physician
30 years practice in Portland
1 block So. of Canyon Road on
Howett Road-West Slope
Portland phone BEacon 9637
Open eves, by appointment
Service
Phone
A T 2893
B Ear on 7542
Mrs. Joyce Enright is enter­
ing eight of her pupils in the
National Piano Guild auditions
to be held in Portland from
June 2 to 7 The adjudicator for
the Guild this year will be Mr.
John Mokrejs,
a well known
composer and teacher of
New
York and Los Angeles.
Mary Jane Taggart and Dor­
othy Eddy will play four piece
programs. Roger Peck, Sharon
Wilkens and
Lauren Hedeen
w ill play-seven piece programs;
and Patricia Madden, Margaret
Powne and Barbara Peck will
play ten piece programs.
On Sunday afternoon. May 25
Mrs. Enright is
holding open
house at her home on Ellis
Avenue in Westdale
in order
that friends of the above pupils
may hear them play their pro­
grams. Sharon, Mary Jane and
Lauren will play at 2:15. Dor­
othy and Margaret will play at
3:15. At 4:15 Roger and Patricia
will he heard and at 5:15 Mrs.
Barbara Peck.
Insecticides
HOSTESS A T TEA, Mrs Ar­
thur Holmen entertained eight
former neighbors of Mrs. George
W eed Killers
Bressie of Santa Rosa, Calif., at
a tea
at her Multnomah Club
All Kinds of Garden Tools
Road home last Monday after­
noon.
Special
Mrs. Bressie and her mother,
Mrs. Maron, flew up from Cal­
Good year rubber Garden Hose
ifornia and
are staying with
50 ft., Reg. $8.25 for $5.95
Mrs Bressie's sister, Mrs. Brown-
rigg of Old Canyon Lane.
Seeds, Fertilizer, Peet Moss
• • •
Everything to Plant Your Lawn
PARENTS VISITING. Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Muller of Seaside ar­
rived last Tuesday at the Neil
Whisnant
home to stay until
Friday.
The Mullers are the
Canyon Rood at W alker Rood
parents of Mrs. Whisnant.
BR. 0051
"Everything for the Garden"
Beaverton, 3798
Mr. and Mrs. Whisnant had as
their Sunday
guests. Mr. and
Skinner of Tilla­
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= mook.
III
• • •
V IS IT E N R O ITE . Mrs Chas.
Hulings' parents, Mr and Mrs.
George Pro, of Salem spent Sat­
urday visiting
the Hulings on
8707 S. W . Canyon Road (West Slope)
Sheffnian Way.
The Pros had
been
in
Seattle
for
several days
Save on Cash and Carry
and were on their way home.
• • •
C LEA N IN G - PRESSING - R EPA IR IN G
LEAVES FOR SOUTH DAKOTA
Mr. C. A. Williams, father of
Hrs. 8:00 to 6:00 P. M. — Thrifty Prices — 2-Day Service i|
Mrs. Joyce Enright with whom
he has been making his home,
May 21 for
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South Dakota and Iowa, where
he will spend about three months
visiting relatives.
• • •
H O S P IT A L IZ E D
Mrs. Elmer
Matson is in the Hillsboro hos-
pital for a rest.
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Canyon Road Seed and Floral Co.
Wesf Slope Cleaners
FIRST
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INTERFLEET TRAFFIC
SAFETY CONTEST
GRAND AWARD
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,
CITY OF PORTLAND
KmC SAJtTT OOMMCSOM
A. F. Spaulding
REAL ESTATE
IN SU R A N C E
LOANS
18 Years in West Slope
W e have
BU YER S FOR HOMES
Acreoges, Farms
mm
of
MUELLER BROS.
SERVICE
When you ride Green-Liners you ride safely.
The big, comfortable and safe Green-Liners
are piloted by skilled operators who are proud
of the safety record they have maintained.
This year, they won the Grand Award as well
as first place, in fleet safety competition.
Ride Safe. On-Tim e
Green-Liners
SUGGESTS
Canyon Road Appliance Co.
1947
¿
Caution. . . .
When General Brehon Somer­
vell retired after 4 years of
work, • 7 days a week and 12
hours a day as head of Army
Service Forces,
he was dog-
tired. A friend asked him his
plans.
"I'm going to rest,” Somervell
declared. "For 6 weeks I ’m go­
ing to just sit on the porch. A f­
ter that, I ’m going to start rock­
ing—slowly.”
— Brooks-Scanlon Pine Echoes
• • •
Drinking doesn’t drown your
sorrows; it only irrigates them
Floor Polisher and Waxer
by the hour or day
8907 S. W. Canyon Road
BE 4433
OREGON MOTOR STAGES
í
submitted by Mrs.
Arnold
Rick of Fairway Drive
1 teaspoon gelatine
1 tablespoon cold
1 cup milk
G cup sugar
2 tablespoon corn
eh
•t teaspoon salt
3 beaten egg yolks
1 tablespoon butte;
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 cup heavy cream whipped
Baked pie shell
Nutmeg
Soak the gelatine in cold wa­
ter. Scald the milk in the top of
a double boiler. Combine sugar,
cornstarch
and salt and mix
thoroughly. Add to niiik and cook
until
it become> thick afid
smooth. Then cook 15 minutes
longer, stirring constantly. Stir
a small amount of the mixture
into the beaten ege yolks, re­
turn to the fire and cook a few
minutes longer. Remove from the
stove and add butter and cool.
Then add vanilla
Fold the
whipped cream into the custard
miture thoroughly. 1‘ojur into
baked pie shell, sprinkle gen­
erously with nutm >g and chill
for an hour or tw >
8 8 <
DINNER G I E S I V
Ml and
Mrs. Kenneth Lohm ' of Sacra­
mento, California, wen Thursday
night dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Hobson. Mi Lohn*r is
a cousin of Mrs. Hobson.
The
Californians are travelling east­
wards
in a leisurely fashion,
planning to reach Florida by
winter.
Mr.
and Mrs. Hobson and
children spent Saturday in Cor­
vallis.
• • •
NEWS FROM OHIO. Mrs H
R. Van Siyck recently received
a letter
fin n Mr- Cari G
Biuntsch who :s now visiting
la r sister in Akron. Ohio for
the summer. .- : s. Bnmtseh wrote
n the cold vo­ tliei tlie < Moans
li ive had a '<> thei • late spring
New
BE 4433
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Eggnog Pit-
FOR RENT
Canyon Road at West Slope
*
THIS W EEKS
PASTE TEMPTER
BR. 9669
8901 S W . Canyon Rd.
Canyon Road
Appliance Co.
Kelvinator
Fowler W ater Heaters
RCA Victor Radios
Speed Queen Washers
Mony Other Electrical Item*
Lorge Selection of
Toys of all Kinds
S ll US
Conyon Rd. of West Slope
BE 4433
WEST SLOPE MARKET
The Service Store
A
Loinplcte Vssortmriit o! MrrclKindisc
The Finest Duality Obtainable
PRICES . . . No (.ash ami Carr> Store I k I aiwct
F ree Delivery Serviee
ami Credit li You Like
THESE PRICES GOOD FR ID A Y AND SATU RD AY ONLY
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Fresh from fhe field,
Tender and Sweet
SPINACH Green, Tender Leaves
LETTUCE Large, Crisp Heads
COFFEE All Popular Brands
(
2 Unit) steaks
2 tablespoons
vitaminized
margarine
] small onion,
minced
Vi
t’lo vp g a rlic ,
m in c e d
1 tablespoon
v in e g a r
Unit
IM P O R T E D N O R W E G I A N
MEATS - - - Some Real Values
GROUND MEAT
Halibut are the
Fresh Chicken Halibut Chicken
small size, tender kind
BEEF LIV ER Selected very young tender steer livers
lb
PORK SHOULDER ROAST Per Lb.
Especially good to
BEEF TONGUES
slice cold
Per Lb.
SHAFER & NEER
W est Slope Grocery and Market
PHONES— BE. 0 733 - BR. 9998
Handy For Hplttin’
Take a tip from our garden
and fertilizer expert. “ If you
plant salvias on one side of the
garden pool, you should plant
At the last Ladies' Day party spltoonlas on the same side.”
of
the season at the Portland
Golf Club last Friday, Mrs. Ray
C. Finch of Parkview Lane en­ C H A R M
tertained eighteen guests at a
U II I. RE
luncheon and bridge party. The
) IH RS .
table was beautifully decorated
with spring
flowers In red,
white and blue and white tajH-rs
When your hoir,
were used.
skin and noils are
perfection.
Door prizes were won by Mrs.
Walter Beetle, Mrs. Edward G.
Locke and Mrs Louis Amacher.
W e Specialize .n Permdnents
• • •
Facials, Manicuring
She: Does the moon influence
HELEN’S BEAUTY
the tide?
SALON
He: 1 don’t know, honey, hut
S W Canyon Rd
BR 7988
it sure influences the untied.
llo.slr.ss ill
Bridge Luncheon
M otbcrs Club
KnlerlaiiHMl
Mrs. Martin Fibiger entertain­
ed the Westdale Mother’s Club at
her home on Murray Avenue the
night of May 17.
Plans were discussed for the
annual family picnic to be held
this summer at the Dick Web­
ster home.
Members particularly
apprec­
iated the strawberry shortcake
the hostess served because qiany
are trying to heat the birds to a
few strawberries
out of their
own patches
MAKES TWO
Just Arrived
FROM THE EAST
Maternity Dresses That Do
Magic for Your Figure
RAYON
SEERSUCKER
ANN JEAN
Sizes 12-18
Also . . .
Dresses
Apr« ms
Nationally
Latest Summer Styles
Soft Colors and Prints
The Best in Quality and
Workmanship
JA C K 'S TOT SHOP
Elite Dress Shop
220 S. W
First St.
Br overt on
Oregon
^ 229 S.
Where parking I* eosy
IN THE ELITE DRESS SHOP
First St.
Beaverton, Oregon
"Everything for Infants and Children”
W.
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FURN ITURE
USED (A -1 CO N D ITIO N )
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Advertised
Fashioned by Elaine
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REFRIG ERATO RS
Each
W H EA T IES
SARDINES "Old King Brand"
V-8 Vegetable Juice
(In Large Sizes, Too)
Combine melted vitaminized mat
garine with onion, garlic and vine
gar Spread over steaks and let
stand an hour or 'wo. Broil in very
hot even (450 K 10 minutes on
one side, turn arid broil 8-10 min­
utes on other side Season with
salt. Add a little hot water to pan.
Pour gravy over ateaka. Yield: 4
servings.
Per Lb.
Per Lb.
. . . AND BABY
tOOKING for two? Then rnako it
/ an adventure and not merely a
Chore that Involves healing the con­
tents of a few cans It is true that
the quantity for twosomes doe*
limit the variety of foods every
now and again, but It doesn't re­
strict the way you prepare and
nerve them
This Broiled Lamb Steak is a
dish that Nnnry Holmes of the
Best Foods kitchens has dreamed
up for a cozy dinner for two The
name doesn't do these lamb steaks
Justice, but perhaps when you eat
them you'll think of a more descrip
tive title
Broiled L a m b Steak
lbs.
ELEC TRIC STOVES
W A S H IN G M A C H IN ES
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in
C A N Y O N ROAD TRADING POST
Mi
One mile Eost of Beaverton on Conyon Rood
m
8 Piece Blond Duncan Phyfe Dining Set
hi
Complete Cur Serviee
1
In d iv id u a l, C o u r t e o ii*
A tte n tio n
L n h r ie a t io n
Wuxhing und Waxing
The Valley View Richfield Station
8703 S. W
W e Pick Up and Deliver
Conyon Road
BE 3807
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