BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1947
ENTHUSIASTIC GROUP
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Newpert and
! their daughters and son have re-
i turned from a week’s vacation
] spent at a resort on Hood's Canal
in Washington.
DINNER GUESTS
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Mr and Mrs. Harold Spies
were dinner guests of Mrs. Spies’
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Geail, on Saturday evening.
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Marvin Johnson is visiting his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. V.
H. Green His home is In White
Rock, Canada.
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Mrs Herrbert Ensor and Mrs.
Herbert Denman are vacationing
at Seaside this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Froman
of
Portland
passed
through
Metzger Saturday and visited
briefly with friends here while
en route to a vacation at Sea
side
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MOVES TO GLENCULLEN
Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Bridge-
ford and Robbie and Mary have
moved to their new home in
Glencullen.
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BEND VISITOR
Miss Phyllis Green is home
after spending a vacation visit
ing her friend, Barbara Ream, at
Bend.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Rudesill’s
son, Clayton, arrived from Tule
Lake,
Calif.,
Sunday
night
to spend a few days with his
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Turner
(Ruth Flye) Tacoma, Wash., are
the parents of a baby Ixiy. Grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Five, and great-grandparents are
Mr and Mrs. W. Z. G. Steele.
The baby has been named W il
liam Michael.
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VACATION AT SEASIDE
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VISITING PARENTS
STEELE GREAT GRAND
CHILD ARRIVES
Mrs. Robert Horton Is a pa
tient at St. Vincent’s hospital
in Portland, following an oper
ation. Mrs. Horton is reported to
be getting along as well as could
be expected.
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Briggs
have New York visitors this
week, for on Tuesday, friends
of theirs, Mr. and Mrs. James
Mclnernv of Malverne, Long Is
land, arrived at the Scholls Fer
ry Road home of the Briggs.
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HOSPITALIZED
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GUESTS FROM NEWPORT
HERE FROM CANADA
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NEW HOME
AT HOME
METZGER
NEWS
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■ Route 3, Beaverton. She wilt he
I glad to supply additional infor-
| ination.
SADDLE CLUB MEMBERS
Raliegh Hills
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Recent activities of the Bea
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alvers
verton Saddle Club include a
moonlight ride, followed by a and daughter Sally have moved
weiner roast. Last Sunday after to their new home on S. W.
noon, the group met at Ray’s Marryanna Drive.
Western Riding field. Someone
had heard about a new pinto
colt at the McCormicks’ place, so
the afternoon’s project turned
out to be a ride out to visit the
new arrival.
Next Sunday afternoon there
will be a meeting at Ray’s, to
play games and to practice drill
ing This is to be followed by a
ride to the Strauss home for re
freshments. The next monthly
business meeting will be the
first Thursday in August, at the
C. P. Huddleston home.
Anyone interested in joining
the club is invited to write to
the secretary, Mrs. J. Strauss,
TWO WALK IN REFRIGERATORS
This, says the National Dairy Council, shows m boy who, in Just 3 seconds from left to right,
“ is unconsciously giving an A-B-C health lesson in summer enjoyment,” but good.
BUILDING NEW HOME
GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cultus, have
sold their home at 7021 S. W.
Canyon Drive and are living tem
porarily down town in an apart
ment until their new home on
Multnomah Golf Club Road is
completed.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grower are
having as there guests Mr. and
M A R K E T
Mrs. A. M. Grosse and two chil
dren from Seattle and Mrs. J
B A S K E T
McKenzie from San Francisco.
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Classified Ads
Subscriber Ads
Mr. I). P. DacDonald has just
returned from Seattle visting her
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. 2 months
daughter,
Margaret. She brought
LUNCHEON
HOSTESS
old $15 each. H W. Waddlngton, Rte
5. Box 808 <Lo»t Park road. 1 mile
her little grandson back w ith her.
Thursday,
July
10
Mrs.
Bert
from Cedar Mill on Cornell road ) 25
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Cultus entertained a group of 8
ONE HALT
ACRE 2 bed
rooms.
on ladies at a luncheon at the Camp RETURNS FROM COLORADO
Harnes Road at the Multnomah County
Miss Helen Barber has return
line. Modern house, trade tor small bell court Hotel in Portland.
2 bedroom house and lot In or near
ed from visiting her sister in
Beaverton. Rte 5. Box 40, Portland 1.
Denver, Colo.
Ore. Phone BEacon 0772.
25p JOINT INSTALLATION
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The
public
is
cordially
invited
FRONT MAN for lubrication and tune-
up work CARR CHEVROLET, Beaver to attend joint installation with WEEK END GUESTS
ton. Phone 3333
25 the Beaverton Post 124 on Wed
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dorrsett
July 23, 1917 at the of Yakima, Wash., were the week
FREE—Oood wood on cleared ground nesday,
Hardwood and Alder to be cut on Beaverton High School at 8:30
end visitors at the home of Miss
shares Frank Hubbard, Rte. 1. Box
Marie Stuart of West Slope.
353 on Ttedeman Road. Phone Tigard I p. m.
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3157.
25p
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Mr. and Mrs. Dale McDuffy ! Laddie
Lennville
was
the
NEW blue striped daveno bed slip cover
965 8
E Lombard. Beaverton
25p I have Just returned from visiting house guest of Walter K. G elin l
sky Jr., the past week
condition relatives at Marshfield.
CHRYSLER
PICKUP
good
TUALATIN VALLEY
1250 00
Phone
Aloha
0157.
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380 Cu. Ft. 10 to 45 Degree above zero
.Temperature control
Built for outdoor or indoor use
13' Long, 8 Vi' wide, 6 1/2' high
$1500 each or both for $2800.00
MORE
PROFIT
in
FILBERTS
The Abbott Nutcracking and
Grading Machine will ease
your marketing problems.
IDEAL FOR MEAT MARKET, GROCERY, FARM OR
RESTAURANT
W ill crack and separate up
to 300 lbs. per hour.
Refrigerators may be inspected at Tradewell Market
1860 S. W. 11th, Portland.
Phone ATwater 4828
Minimum loss from broken
Meats.
Or write H. C, Peterson, Rte. 2, Box 405, Tigard, Oregon
Easy to Operate
Economical to Use
Valley T A X I
For information and demon
stration call or write.
Service
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KOHBOROIGH-WALSH CO.
0207 H. W. Hamilton
Corner Corbett
Portland 1, Oregon
BKoadwny 0815
"ANYW HERE . . . ANYTIME"
PHONE
BEAVERTON
3031
25p
FAMILY COW—Young, uentle. good pro.
ducer 1160 00 Phone Aloha 0157.
25p
TO WASHINGTON
Mrs Clara Rhea left Friday for GUESTS
Oak Harbor and Seattle, Wash
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tlscher
ington, where she will visit
have
had as guests Mr. and Mrs
friends and relatives.
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Frank Hawk, who drove here
HONORED AT SHOWER
from Seattle; and Mrs. Clarissa
Mrs. Lovell A. Mullen was Henderson,
who
arrived
by
honored at a handkerchief show plane. Mrs. Henderson and the
er at the home of Mrs John Dah-
Hawks are relatives of Mr. Tis-
sen on Wednesday afternoon. The
cher.'came
to see the baby grand
affair was sponsored by the W.
S. C. S. of the Metzger Com son.
w e e
munity Methodist church, of
which Mrs. O. A. McClure is PICNIC
president. Previous to the show
Theta Chi Fraternity of Uni
er, Mrs. Mullen was a luncheon
guest of Mrs. Dahsen. The Mul versity of Oregon Mother’s Club
lens who have lived in Metzger met for pot luck picnic and
for the past five years, are leav games on Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Walter E. Gelinsky.
ing here in August.
w e e
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STEP THIS W AY
the Summer's
finest FRUITS and V E G E T A B L E S !
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Yesl W e mean it. Nature is really lavish this year. H er supplies are bountiful and beau
tiful beyond words. Visit your Safaway produce section this week, for sure! You'll get
a good idea of the many, many new and delicious-eating fresh green foods now on the
market— as well as learn how Safeway can help you keep the cost of living within bounds.
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PEA CH ES
IP
HOUSE GUEST
GOES TO CALIFORNIA
Vine-ripened
Mrs. Art Williams left Sunday
Mr. Bill Morrow of Seattle,
fo r Huntington Park, California,
business associate of Norton
where she will visit relatives for Peck, si>«nt part of this week
the coming month.
visiting at the Peck home.
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A P R IC O T S
AT BEACH
Mrs. William Frahler und sons
Michael and Dickie s|K>nt the
past week at the beach visiting
Mrs. Frahler’s mother.
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F lo s s ie ’s M O O<ls
Tomatoes*
lb. 19*
NO. 1 CANNING
Hurry!
G et your
13*14
»Mr*.
Flat
|b.
Extra fine
flavor
Juicy LEMONS
$139
1
Serv* cooling,
healthful lemon
ade tonight
lb- i s
1
Tree-ripened
Fine table fruiti
Cantaloupes
Santa Rosa Plums
Yellow Corn, local
Cucumbers, crispy
Zucchini Squash
Lettuce, garden fresh
!i New P O T A T O E S
The finest
we've seen
HERE FROM HOOD RIVER
Ralph Thane and Robin Rich
ards are enjoying a visit with
their cousins from Hood River.
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LEAVES FOR LA GRANDE
John
Conklin
left
Sunday
night for I.a Grande, where he
Will be located for alHurt a
month.
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HOME FROM SOUTH
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Griffin are
home from a trip that took them
through California and Mexico.
They made the trip bv automo
bile.
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HERE FROM IDAHO
Mrs. John Wick spent last
week at her home In Metzger.
The Wicks are now living at
Moscow, Idaho, while Mr. Wick
is employed at Pullman. Wash.
P rep ared Foods
C ra ckers. Sp rea d s. E tc .
S II O U T I N G
because she wants every
body to know just how rich
and creamy Aloha Jersey
milk is! It's packed full o f
the health giving vitamins
that make strong bones and
steady nerves in children
and adults
Aloha Jersey
DAIRY
GIIADK A
M ILK PRODUCTS
Aloha, Orr.
Phone (>5HI
For (lie Milkman
Ginger Snaps
Soda Crackers s" ~
W heat Toast Wafers
Mb 29c
2 ,b 44c
■•'b 24c
S yru p
Pint 2 | q
Pork and Beans c * s-
Chicken Fricassee
Beef Stew
Ronch, W o ffle A id
Preserves
, lb i« 39c
Marmalade '0,*,
, lk |V 19c
Apple Butter D“d* *‘”c*
29c
Cheese
Cheese Spread
f t */29c
20c
Cheese Spread 0l^ ; . m J~ 19c
American Cheese ®T{**
Breeze Cheete
v,.„
American Cheese K,wH
Velveeta Cheese *'■*
25c
89c
EDWARDS COFFEE
WAKEFIELD COFFEE
GOLDEN WEST COFFEE
BORDEN'S INSTANT COFFEE
NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE
COCOMALT BEVERAGE
MALTED MILK
Vacuum
Packed
Vacuum
Pocked
Sam Helps with
the Dishwashing
Dropped in at the Abernathy's
Just the olhrr evening--and there
was Ham, out in the kitchen with an
apron on, helping hi* miixuii wash
the aupper diahea. (And then I
learned later he’d helped rook the
aupper, too.)
Of courae, Sam could have aet-
tled into his favorite chair, en
joyed his evening glass of beer,
and left all the meaay kitchen work
to Dixie. But he kind of like* her
company — and ahe in turn cer
tainly appreciates his help.
In fact, sharing the housework
and the mealtime chorea is »ort of
a bond between them . . . like shar
ing that friendly gla«« of heer to
gether. when the work la done. It’s
one of thoae little all-important
things in mnrria.re.
From where I }it, the time that
a man and wife ran spend with
each other in this busy wo,Id to,].,,
is all too precious. And the more
things they can do together, the
better.
C Çoe Oitixj/i
Copyright. 1947, IJniltJ Suutt Rrrwtrt F«unU.itin*
I-lb. car*
45*
Mb
41*
I -lb can
39*
4-ot.
37*
I-V lit*
43*
I-Ik.
32*
can
Tomato J u i c e d 46
<”
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C. & S Brood
Reod> to serve'
Safeway sells only the top government grades of beef—
the top grades of lamb, pork and veal. You’ll like them.
C o t* (12)
1.00 *2.35
No. 2
con
13*
J u t A llin d in e
IThonsif. 5 / r r c U !
y
"
Royal Satin Shortening
Margarine
SUNNYBANK
Ask about cocfus otter
Su-Purb Soap
*.?• *1,12
lb. 39*
24-ox
Granulated
For dishes or loundry pkg.
Prices in this ad are effective
through Saturday, July 19
CO"
MS ATS GUARANTIED TO P I £ ASS
18*
5 FOR
21
Royal Ann Cherries i “n fak No M
Prune Ju ice Htar1 0tK§ht
Ou*rt 29c
A p p le Ju ice s- 4 w-
Quart bowl« 35c
G ra p e fru it Ju ice Tow'1 *«»••
21c
O range Ju ice r“11 O’GoM *6-o« eon 25c
Canterbury— 16-bog pkg. ■»
Lipton— 16-bog pkg.
t '/ j « " | 9 c
*«« e*" 79c
J0« «*" 55c
Baking N eeds, E tc.
Shortening S»o »driH
Mb ,*r (1.18
Wesson Salad O il
Rorquort 85c
Mazola Salad O il
79 c
Bisquick B'icuit Mix
40-ox. Pk« 45c
D rifted Snow Flour
TS-it> » « * $ 1 .8 9
Sugar Wkit* *•«» '0-lb. 92c ?*-'»> $2.28
A p p le P yeq jick **thr Crocktr P*g 4 3 c
Fruits, Ju ice s
45*
i'/l-ot.
K ra ft C h o co la ta
Apple Sauce
Qhßcic the Ac,
can
Temt Lunch M eat
'*•“ e*n 33c
Lunch M eats
” s* ’"
'*••*- 35c
Deviled Ham
J-««•♦’■
» 18c
Deviled M eat Likhr '/> “ " 13c K ’t 8c
Tongue Spread Ufc*r
'/«-«•" 13c
TEA BAGS
Yet paper it te n e t again
— So icaree, we’ve had to
atk tome cuttomert to
carry then groceriet home
unwrapped! W ont y o u
help relieve the ihortage
by bringing your own hag,
basket of other container?
39c
Pin» 23c
Potato Salad c ®*-'
No.
2 I C
Baked Beans New England S ty
, le ....
303 $
H-E-L-P!!
From where I s i t ... 6y J o e M arsh
no . j
Asparagus
s*""r
s*,w
r
AII-Gr—l,
29*
Picnics Sugar C u red lb. 45*
Skinned Hams
lb. 65*
Sliced Bacon H otter, lb. 69*
Boiled Ham
Va-lb. 55*
Spiced Lunch Heat lb. 55*
Bologna. Liver Saus. lb. 39*
Short Ribs of BEEF
Veal Roast Shoulder
Veal Steak Shoulder
Veal Stew
Sliced Halibut
Ground Beef
F au /I
I 0WI
E eitce ra fed
o *d cet-op
Special
Low Pnce!
lb. 49-
lb. 55*
!b. 29*
lb. 49-
lb. 39-
lb. 63-
lb. 29*