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h o m e fr o m t r ip Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ralston , .ind son Tom returned to their I ' home on S. W. Sunset Avenue Friday. July 11, from a three weeks trip. They visited relatives in Okmulgee, Okla., and Charles ton. Ark. coming back through Vallejo, Calif. Leonard and Bill Ralston, who took the trip with their family, are staying with their aunt, Miss Edna Ralston, in Vallejo, before returning. « * • What People In Aloha Are Doing Men Like This Dress VISITING RETURN BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, JU L Y 18, 1947 WEEKS OUTING ers of the Sunset Service Station Mrs. Margaret McKay of Chula A group of W. W. G. Girls in Aloha. Vista, Calif, is visiting at the of the Aloha Baptist Church are Mrs. ^ueller, Mrs. Pratt and home of Mr. and Mrs. S A. Tay spending a week at Camp Arra Mrs. Reinke are sisters. lor. * * • Wanna near Mt. Hood. Mrs. John ComforV son Gene and daughter Judy, returned to their home Saturday, July 12, having enjoyed a two week’s va cation at Otter Rock. Mrs. Grace May, mother of Mrs. Comfort, visited them at the beach during the Fourth of July week end. * * * * VACATIO N * BEACH VISITORS * FROM OHIO Mr. and Mrs. Sig Peterson of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mueller Aloha have returned from a months vacation visiting rela of Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting tives in Kansas and Missouri. the R. Pratts and Reinkes, own- On their return home they vis- <9^ tied Yellowstone park. They were delayed in western Kansas on their way east hv a “ twister.” All roads washed out Returning home via Wyoming the traveling conditions were very good. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Bud Slovack re turned last week from a months] trip to Denver visiting relative.-! and friends. They traveled by bus and saw some interesting country. * * * Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Saunders and children accompanied Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Marks of Portland to Gleneden Beach and spent the week end. WORK SHOES ATTEN D IN G CONVENTION t \ magic beach «Ires* in plaid Dan River gingham wilh nliitc pique trim designed by Helen Parker is shown abuse as featured al the June t.o>mopoliian magazine male-tested fashion party at thr Murk Hub. It's magic because it need not be eontined to the beach. Dressed lip, it s Honderfiil for informal esenings. In sizes 10 to 16 in red, green or royal plaid with white pique bolero. Notables who served as judges included Kenny Delmar. Vinnie Richards, Sid Gaesar, Charles lies sod , Mark Stesens, Richard Ney, Brian Aherne, and Jan Peerce. 1 Cedar Mill J The Oliver-Walters family re union was attended by 61 des cendants at Columbia Park last Sunday. Present from Cellar Mill were the Frank Parmer, S. T. Walters, James Walters and Arthur Pear son family. From out of town were the Kenneth Lowther family of Manson, Wash., the Murray Grant family from Prineville and the Elmer Thomas family of San Jose, Calif. * * * And there is a service that satisfies. At Imlay's. Stop in soon and let us show you Handy Metal Reg. Price $3.95 Reduced to ......... 99 Tumblers Reduced To jappoiq j ¡o SJ) Aq apDui s¡ joqt asiou ßujuiujnq aqt jo asnoDoq p a | | D 0 os si odos aqj_ '3 f ld l -d3MSNV NOTICE OE BOND SALE Notice is nereoy given that sealed bids will be received by the undersigned until the hour of 8 o’clock o. m., on the Tlst dav of Julv, 1947, and im mediately thereat ter publicly opened by the School District Board ot School Dis trict No. 57, Washington County, Ore gon, at the school house in said Dis trict, for an issue of bonds of said School District in the amount of Thirty- two Thousand Five Hundred and 00/100 Dollars (S33.500.U0). said bonds to be in denominations ot $500.00 each and to be dated August 1st, 1947 and to mature in numerical order a3 follows: hi SUN FASHIONS' For the Sand Box Crowd We Feature Summer Kiddy Romp Clothes line Date Designed for Their Comfort, Coolness and Attractive Looks JACK'S TOT SHOP FINDLEY MILLING COMPANY Phone 3851 S ells a Com plete Lin e of F ertilizers, Sprays and Insecticide W e e d K ille rs and Rodent Exterm inators OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINTS FRISKIES AND GAINES DOG FOOD A Complete Line of Triangle and Crown Poultry and Dairy Feeds 1-21-3. Inclusive. August 1st. 1949 Bonds No. 4 ito 9. Inclusive. August 1st. 1950 Bonds No. 10 to 15. inclusive. August 1st, 1951 Bonds No. 1« to 21. Inclusive, August 1st, 1952 Bonds No. 23 to 27. Inclusive. August 1st. 1953 Bonds No. 28 to 33. Inclusive. August 1st. 1954 Bonds No. 34 to 39. Inclusive, August 1st. 1955 Bonds No. 40 to 45. Inclusive. August 1st. 1956 Bonds No. 46 ♦o 51. Inclusive. August 1st, 1957 Bonds No 52 to 57, Inclusive August 1st. 1958 Bonds No 58 to 85. Inclusive. August 1st, 1959 All bonds which mature on August 1st. 1953 and thereafter, are subject to call on August 1st 1953 and on any Interest-paying cta‘ e thereafter Said bonds to bear Interest at the rate of not to exceed 0 % per annum payable semi-annually, principal and Interest payable at the office of the County Treasurer of Washington County, Oregon or at the flaral rernev of the State of Oregon. In New York City, at the op tion of the purchaser. Bids must bs accompanied by a eertl. f'_-d eh*'’’- la the amount of one Thou sand uO/100 Dollars ($1,000 00) ,ne apnrovlne leeal opinion of JOHN (V lifTTTTjKR will be furnished the suc- "e s fu l bidder. The Board reserves the right to re ject any and all bids. TTA7KT, BENNETT. LTerk-Sctiool District No. 57, Washington County. Oregon Publication dates: July 4th. 1947 July 11th. 1947 July 18th. 1947 Bonds No. For Your Youngsters 16 Farmington Road * * Many Aloha people are plan ning on taking advantage of the low tides. * ♦ * A T CAMP BABY BOY Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peterson Tuesday July 8, at Good Samaritan Hospital a boy, Mark Thomas. * * » L IT T LE GIRL Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fpping- house are being felicitated on the birth of a daughter. Nancy Anne, at Emanuel Hospital on July 10. * * * VACATIO N IN G Aloha Boy Scout troup are having a weeks camp at Shell Rock Lake on the Wapinetea cut off. Rev. Loree is their lead er. ^ Among those attending are Jim Chunn, Dale Jersey. Warren Dillon. Ken Tabor. Richard Ras mussen. Delmer Ackerman, George Kercher, Donald Harris and Richard Wagner. WEEK END GUESTS Here's the finest in lightWORK SHOES for you . . . all leather uppers . . . no seams in back to rip . . . full cord soles and heels. Patented HY-LO feature ontops. A STAR BRAND SHOE. j I SHOES WEIBY'S Portland. This has now culminated and I have turned over the active man Relatives and close friends sur prised Mrs. I Jin»“ '» ’“•-'eves on Saturday evening, July 5 with a pot luck dinner party honoring her birthday. Among guests were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wetzler of Seattle, Wash., Mr. Metzler entertained the guests with moving pictures. * * * agement of our yard to P. W. (Wes) Sheeley, my former assistant. HOSTESS Mrs. Lillian Hickethier was hostess for the Cornell Club on Wednesday afternoon. A picnic has been planned by the group to be held at Washington Park on Wednesday, July 23. * * * There is no change in the financial structure of the company and I shall continue to be it's president and will give it my personal supervision. It is not my plan or desire to break all connections with the community and trust that you will still consider me a part of it. In fact I want to remain just as active in the community as other business activities will permit. I will be at the yard several times each month and look forward with keen anticipation to at least saying "Hello" to many of you. Believe me, the severing of day to day relationship with the fine citizens of this community will leave a void that I shall find most difficult DINNER PARTY to fill. The past eighteen months have been happy ones. One would go far Mrs. James Walters was hos tess on Thursday evening at a dinner party honoring Mr. Wal ters and his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas on their birthday. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thomas and son, Dickie, o f San Jose, California have been house guests of the James Walters. Thc>y are visiting relatives in the com munity and in Portland. to find another community as kindly, friendly, and helpful os ours and I am * * * The Willard Scofield family have been visiting with Mrs. Sco field family at Reedsport. * * * The Curtis Saunders family have been vacationing at Sea side. * * * The birthday club enjoyed an evening of pinochle and refresh ments at the James Walters home. and 'U s e d most proud to be a part of it. In turning the management over to Wes Sheeley I do so with the utmost confidence. He and his organization will carry on our policy of friendly, courteous, efficient service and will see to it that you will always have available a complete line of quality building moterials. We are also considering further expansion so that we may serve you even better. To those of you who have not met Wes may I suggest that you come in and get acquainted with him and his crew. I'm proud of the organ ization and feel confident that you too will like it. To each and every one of you goes my best wishes and sincere thanks for your friendly patronage We shall do our very best to continue to warrant it. Sincerely, JIM JUSTICE S € R V IC € Tl R € S P€Pflm m G * vuLCfim zinG V U . FIX IT, SON MX * AMD WHEN 1 0 U 5ROW UP AMO GET «OUR OWN HODGEN BREWSTER HORSE FEED, GOAT RATION AND V ITAM EA LL (A. Milk Base Pellets for Calves) a u t o m o b il e , w e l l » KEEP t h a t N PERFECT CONDITION TOO KNOW ’ »/ It CARR jOOO t „ EN VL l PIT' joe. sax - /j eiF-'eeN « ear * 40u W I N FOR A îepv 'C é CHEVROLET CO. r e l ia b l e _) T O 258 W. 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Games were provided for en V ISITIN G tertainment and ice cream treats Mrs. Charles Henson has been were furnished. spending a week in Eugene vis The club will hold its second iting relatives and friends. picnic at Croton Park on Sun * * * day, August 10. BEAVERTON, OREGON A T HOME * * * Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spady NEW ENTERPRISE will be at home to friends after “ Come In . . . L v C h Talk Homebuilding ” A new grocery store and bak the first o f August in the home ery will open for business Sat belonging to Mrs. Anna Barnes. urday, July 19 in the store build * * * ing owned by Ed Hoak. ON DUTY Mr. Leo Hesselgesser is to be S PE C IA L M ESSAGE FRO M JIM JUSTICE proprietor of the Grocery busi Mr. Robert Safford has return ness and Mr. Marvin Lain, will ed to duty with the navy after It is with keen regret that I announce the necessity of my retiring run the Bake shop. a leave spent at the Bert Fleskes * * * home. as resident manager of our company. For several months there has been He is now stationed in Penn Mrs. Bert Fleskes is visiting sylvania. the possibility that dther business activities would require my return to relatives in California. * * * Decorated Glass Fruit Juicer News John Berry and family of Mc Minnville is visiting his sister, Mrs. Don Ehrlich of Aloha, while attending the Elks con vention in Portland. ■*« Ajsiixess > . spteo CARR CHEVROLET CO -------- C P U * 3333 * BEAVERTON ------- --
