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\ WEST SLOPE PROGRESSIVE VALLEY CENTER BRIDGE PARTY. On June 2, Mrs. Neil Whisnant and her sis- Receiving Degree r r Fmili I ~ I W S c h o o l S,nniirs' J rvai!C,iS Gerber>, gave a supper and bridge party for eight ladies Bridge honors went to The Dr. V. L. Johnson’s son, Mrs. Walter Felbick and Mrs. Laurence is receiving his de Henry Waters. gree in law from Willamette University Law School this Sun- day. The Johnsons and son Rob I AUTO REPAIRIN G ert will drive down to see the degree conferred, as will Dr. and i LU BRICATIO N Mrs. Norman Johnson, another son, from Beaverton. The John CAR W A S H IN G son's daughter and her husband, the J. Owen Centers who attend the University of Oregon, plan to be therefo r the ceremony, too. Mueller Bros. * * • BR. 9669 Last Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Whisnant drove to Tilla mook to visit Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Skinner. 8901 S. W. Canyon This Is the Time TO PLANT YOUR LAWN We Have All the Materials * You’ll Need: 1. Peat Moss 2. Fertilizer 3. Fertilizer Spreader 4. Seed 5. Roller. W e’ll rent you a Fertilizer ’Spreader and roller and sell you the materials or We’ll Do the Job for You. Canyon Road Seed and Floral Co. Canyon Road at Walker Road Beaverton 3798 ‘Everything for the Garden" BR. 0051 TRIPLEX W EST SLOPE CLEANERS 8707 S. W. Canyon Road C L E A N IN G Pick-UP and Delivery PRESSING ST A N D A R D PRICES REPA IR IN G Q U A LIT Y W O R K W E A R E A G E N T S FOR Made to Measure Suits PHONE BEacon 9224 Something you should know! We now have the most modern up-to-date lubrication equipment in the Northwest. W e Don't Do A "Grease" Job but U'e will give you a lubrication job unsurpassed We will th o ro u gh ly lubricate all parts o f your ear. “ cheek yo u r battery and term inals “ radiator and hoses “ fau and belt 66 66 66 “ “ “ ’’ “ clean all yo u r w indow s •* “ sweep and dust out yo u r ear. 66 “ ATTEND MEETING. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Anderson, their daugh ter, Georgine and Mr. Anderson's mother, Mrs. Hazel Anderson, are going to Seattle this week end to attend a basketball meeting and to visit Mrs. Otis Anderson's cousin, Mrs. Kollenborn, who use to live on the Multnomah Club Road. They will stay at the Olympia Hotel. * * * GUEST OF HONOR. Betty Ro- niaine Link who is to be a bride of June 21, when she marries Patrick H. Sullivan at the Church of the Madeline, has been the guest of honor at various show ers including one given by Mrs. H. A. Dryer of Canyon Drive and Mrs. Elmer Colberg for eighteen guests. Miss Link received many lovely gifts of linen. * * * Te\ i B. IVrrv Final Bites Held Yardley's 5 Just What Father Likes THANKS FOR STOPPING ! RUSTCRAFT JUNE 15 W IT H I EAVERTON, OREGON Phone 2701 Pharmacy Prescription Spécialiste 8805 S. W. Canyon THE M ILL CABIN ET SHOP Three-quarter m ile we**t o f Reed ville on highway. N ow tak in g order« on lliiilt-in*. Cabinet«, Fixture« and furniture, fin ish e d or unfinished, made to order. ALSO LARGE STOCK OF FI RM TTRE FOR SALE If its Made of Wood Set' L's First Road Friday and *»*■ •%.« | BEEF POT ROASTS Peru, 46 VEAL ShTLD#R ROASTS pe, u, 45 PORK LOIN ROASTS Blade or Loin end. Lb, H AM SH A N KS L o r s e “ CHEDDAR CHEESE Wisconsin Sharp, l yr. old Lb ORANGES M edium Size One-Half Case price $2.19 doz. BISQUICK Each Del Monte Coffee Reg. grind only. Limit 2 lb. Lb. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Del Monte, Ige. 46-oz. can TOM ATO JUICE ST O K E LE Y 'S Large 46-oz. can ä SUAFER<-'NEER HifiAt <S£opi tytoc& uf. ----PHONES BE.0733-68.9998----- Stork Club New« Mr. and Mrs. Joe J. Cameron, of Beaverton became parents on May 29, of a son, Bradley R. * * * Mr. and Mrs. David C. Butcher of Beaverton are being congrat ulated on the arrival of Susan M., who made her first appearance on Memorial Day. * * * Vicki is the name given to the May 30th baby born to Mr. and Mrs. William L. Jackson of Beav erton. a a * The Joseph F. Bergers, Beav erton residents are happy over the arrival of baby Janice E. who was born on June 3. Congratulations are being off ered Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Ewalt of Beaverton on the birth, on May 29, of Dianne M. 9 9 Mr. and Mr3. Alan F. Nelson are proudly announcing the new daughter in their family. Judith Ann was born on May 29. 9 9 • RADIO • HIS FAVORITE RECORD INGS, whether i classical or popular. • Shisham wood 9 9 Mr. and Mrs. Rol>ert L. Han son of Garden Home, are par ents of a daughter Robin L., who first saw the light of day on May 28. 9 • RECORD CABINET KELLY MOTOR CO Prices Good j 9 R c i i i c i i i I m ’ BR. 5839 WEST SLOPE SPECIALS Saturday( Inly 9 F a i lie r Let >v»«r i carries be our responsibility. w‘ WEEK END Felicitations are in order in the Beaverton home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Stanley on the birth of their daughter, Carol M. on May 27. SEND DAD A 24-HOUR SERVICE WE WAVE TV" 5EST w ) OF MEAT FO!? YOU, IT NVUCT J A ^ -S SE G O O D . \ 1 : A l ‘ 9 Complete Line FATHER’S DAY CARD The Service Store HONOR SOCIETY. Janet Shaf er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy P. Shafer, was recently in itiated into the education honor society, Pi Lambda Theta. Miss Shafer will be home from the University of Oregon on Satur day, June 14. e e e all y o u r tires We will positively serve you well with skilled men always ic*^Jy to give SERVICE. M a y we convince you on your t lubrication job? W e will call for and deliver your within a two-mile radius. WEST SLOPE MARKET Funeral services for Mr. Tevi (Torn) Benjamin Perry of the West Slope district was held Thursday afternoon, June 5, at j Pegg’s Mortuary, with private1 services at the Riverview Abbey | Crematorium. Mr. Perry was born in Wis-. consin, August 25, 1861, moving to Oregon 40 years ago, and has lived in this community for the past 24 years. Surviving are his wife Ida, al so one sister and brother, Mis. Calla Templeton; Ralph E. Ferry both of Portland. HOME FROM HOSPITAL. Mrs. George H. Nendel who re cently returned from Good Sam aritan Hospital Is feeling much improved. The Nendels live in the West Hills Apartments on Canyon Road. * * * LUNCHEON. At the Maple "T T e ^ALKSCEN T. Mrs. A. II. Lane home of Mrs. W. Morgan Klug who was operated on last Allen, on last Thursday, the D. Wednesday at Good Samautan A. R. board met for a luncheon Hospital is recovering nicely and in honor of Miss Edith Burney, will return to his home shortly, e e e the new regent. * * • CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY. HOME FROM SEATTLE. Mr. Lawrence T. Johnson of Multno On June 3 Caroline Hulings had mah Club Road Is home after a party for six of her friends to having spent a week in Seattle celebrate her eleventh birthday. The girls played games and each on business. * * * one received a prize. The guests were Gretta Rob INITIATED. Roberta Allen has been initiated into Euterpe, hon- inson, Dorothy Eddy, Carolan | or society in music at Oregon Poppe, Donna Buck, Lois Bas- tian and Eleanor Erickson. A State College. Rose Marie See has received highlight of the afternoon was the scholarship award given by the large birthday cake which the Oregon State Mother’s Club was served with ice cream and grape punch. of Beaverton High School, * * * e v e GUESTS. Mr. and Mrs. Ken VANCOUVER, B. C. Mrs. Lest neth Hoffman of Oklahoma City, Okla. were week-end guests of er O. Sandln and son Ed of Gabel Major General and Mrs. Claude Lane drove up to Vancouver, B. C., where they stayed with Mrs. A. Larkin. Sandin’s mother" and sister, Mrs. e e e WYOMING VISITOR. Mrs. Thomas Hercus and Miss Mary Dean S. Truex of Canyon Crest Hercus. Monday Mrs. Sandin and Drive took the train to Laramie, Ed arrived back in West Slope, Wymo., where she was met by bringing Mrs. Hercus and her her sister, Mr3. J. D. Taylor of daughter with them for a month's Waldon, Colo. From Laramie the visit. • * * * ladies’ drove to Kansas City and Denver where they vitsted rela Mrs. D. L. Hamilton had a tur tives for a month. key dinner on Sunday in honor e e e of her father’s birthday, Mr. TOUR CALIFORNIA. The Richard Schulzke. Guests were Joseph Boerstes of West Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schulzke, Slope spent an interesting two junior and sons, Richard anti Del weeks touring Calif, and Nev. bert and Robert Hamilton. They visited Lake Odell and * * * Crater Lake on their south, and in California they stopped in San MOVING. Saturday, June 14 is Francisco, Alameda and Oakland. moving day for the Jack Halli- From there they went to Lake days. They have sold their pre Tahoe and then to Reno. On the sent home to the Roy Anderson way back to Oregon they spent family of the West Slope Hard a few days at Wecoma Beach, ware, and are moving into their e ♦ e newly completed home, also on Mr. and Mrs. Phil Boerste and S. W. Ho watt Road. Judith Ann, cousins of the Joseph * * * Boerstes from Alameda, Cali GREETINGS. Friends and re fornia, have been visiting in West Slope. j latives came to the Ed Mosher - * * » home on S. W. Wilson Avenue to CANADA SIGHT SEEKS. The extend birthday greetings to Mrs. John J. Cottons were in Canada Louise Mosher who was 90 years for three weeks, sightseeing in old June 1. Her other son, Mr. Vancouver and Victoria and en Henry Mosher, came from Arcad joying the boat trip from Victoria ia, California to be with her at this time. He is planning to stay to Port Angeles. e e e through the Rose Festival week FROM ALASKA. Mrs. Agnes at least before returning to his Absit of Alaska Is visiting her home. brother in law and sister, Mr. Time devours all things and and Mrs. Francis T. Barnekoff. Mrs. Absit has been staying in the longest day soon comes to an end, but its hour glass should Gold Beach. still contain some gold dust. BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE FR ID A Y , JU N E 13, 1947 9 9 Aloha residents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman .1. Zo#i »re happy over baby Joan C’s arrival on June 1. WEST SLOPE KKCOItl) AND accentuate femininity. A Safe Wave assures you of natural looking ring lets. A permanent now takes you right through summer. WE HAVE REVLON LOOK AT YOUR FINGER TIPS AND CHEN-YU IN ALL SHADES AND COLORS 8717 W. Canyon Road SHARP ! 6 SHOP FLATTS GIFT SHOP Telepkon« and M o il Order* Prom ptly Pilled O pen T u e td oy and Fridoy I » l . U n til 9 p. m BE 7 7 4 8 , 8 9 0 3 S. W C enyon Dd. Soft, flattering, face framing curls W est Slope Beauty Shop cigarette boxes from India, handcarv- ed. • Hand engraved Indian Brassware SET FOB SUMMER Gan von lid. Store Ml Mile East of on C anyon e B a ve rto n Kd. P hon e 2218 WE GIVE BEacon 9492 LET US ClllCh VOIIRY b B." Complete Car Service Individual, Courteous Attention Lubricotion Washing and Waxing % The Valley View Richfield Station We Pick Up and Deliver 8703 S. W. Canyon Road BE 3807
