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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1947)
West Slope A T CANNON BEACH DINNER GUESTS MOVE LAW OFFICES Little Claude’s mother had re FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1947 PICK CORN IN AFTERNOON Mrs. A. L. Van Bergen of Metz Mr. and Mrs. E. H Kuhlman George C. Reinmiller an.l Mark SAY A S S T CO U N TY A G EN T luctantly allowed her precious BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE child to attend public school. She COMPANY of McMillian, Ore., spent a few ger had as dinner guests, Friday, Simons have formed a partner Sweet corn during the late i gave the teacher a long list of her aunts and uncles Mr. and Mrs. ship for the general practice of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Butts have days at Cannon Beach. • • • Frank Hilgert of Maplewood, Mr. law, and have moved their offices morning or afternoon is sweeter instructions “ My Claude Is so as their guests Mr. and Mrs. W. and Mrs. D. P. MacDonald and to 525 Failing Building. Port and than that harvested early in the sensitive,” she explaini'd, "Don’t E. Campbell, son and wife and NEW RESIDENTS morning. That is a timely garden ever punish him. Just slap the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gower of Bea Oregon. three children, Mr. and Mrs. T. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schrock of hoy next to him That will Both Mr. Reinmiller and Mr reminder from Ass t County Ag- B. Siminton. all of Pendleton. Maplewood have purchased the verton. ' ont ,U>e C«>x, who explains that frighten Claude.” Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Siminton McCowie place on Bertha-Beaver- S 1 - h it < been pi DON PETER TO FILL PULPIT [during the past fifteen years Mr, sugar is stored in the corn during are sisters of Mrs. Butts ton highway at McMlllion and Thi- expression “ mighty for • • • he ¡the da> and changes to starch at Bethel Church will have as its | Keinmiller Is a director in the Ruby Ave. and will make It their * night. ests” is very fitting for our irri Oregon Prision Association H guest preacher during the pastor's W ITH DAUGHTER home. We welcome them to our A seiond pointer for getting top gation, navigation and man) vital f the vacation the next two Sundays is also vice-president Mrs. Elmer Bailey of Kalama. neighborhood. i quality in home grown garden Industries, depend wholly or in Americanization Counci ind a Mr. Don Peter, who supplied last • • * Wash., has come to be with her products is to remove the tope part upon our forested hills. summer. Mr. Peter is superinten veteran of World War 11 daughter, Mrs. Herbert Speigle- BACK AGAIN from root crops very so«m after "Keep Oregon Green" is more dent of the Church School at First Mr. Simons was fi many d.gging While in the ground than a slogan—it is an economic berg during her illness. Fritnds of Billy Jamieson are • • * Congregational Church of Forest years a partner in one Í the pleased to see h im back on his Grove and has done considerable leading law firms in 1 -in«.-« n. Ne the plant feeds from the soil, but law. COOS BAY VISITORS when the plant is «lug. the tops old Journal route. supply preaching throughout the braska. He moved to On. gun in * * * draw upon the food store«! in the mi . ii il . i l il a h h i l o . Mr. \ irgil Hines and daugh* state. He is especially remember 1946 to enter this law partner riK>t and thus reduce its value. er of Coos Bay are visiting his CAM PING TRIP ed from last year because of his ship. He is an active worker in ¡istcr, Mrs. Dale McDuffv. Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ely and clever chalk talks to the children, the Delta Theta Phi legal fratern This applies to all root croi*s in- turnip*? J / HcDuffy’s mother, who has been daughters enjoyed a wonderful which were enjoyed by everyone. ity, anil also active In the i-om- cluding beets, carrots, and parsnips for sxample: vith her daughter for some time week end camping at Spirit Lake meree and banking seetioiis of R IV ftS lO E CHURCH, N«w York N Y If ground is available In g«xxl vill return to Coos Bay with him. ! at the foot of Mt. Saint Helens D om inating N «w Y o rk 's skyline. its 28- REGIONAL CONFERENCE the American Bar A^'ciat.on. -hape for planting, this is a good •tory »ower, hooting the intense com D R Y S KI N AUG 25-28 A T PACIFIC m unity lif« of church school, busin#»» time to plant some fail spinach, a** and p ro fe s s io n a l mustard, turnips, radishes, anil The annual Regional Confer AW ARD OFFERED FOR a ctiv tie» j top CLEANSING CREAM lettuce, Cox adiis. These are nu ence of the Congregational 4 H CLO TH IN G p «d by the world t tritious fixxls that will he helpful larg e st carillon — churches wil l»e held next Mon 7 2 b « ls to thi* famih budget later on. day through Thursday at Pacific DEM ONSTRATION Cleanses thoroughly... A letter received by Joe Cox University, Forest Grove. It is op Special awards for the best pampers dry skin. en to all who may wish to attend 4-H Club clothing demonstration from R Ralph Clark, Extension College comments that gardens and features a remarkable group in the state are being sponsored One dollar saving on fhe of speakers. Especially note this year In the American V iscose are looking very good now in big half pound jar. worthy are Dr. A. Wehrli, profes Corporation. Beryl Scothorn has most sections of Oregon. “ The i sor of Old Testament, Eden Theo received word that the firm will gardens which w ere planted fol- j C olon ial Dames qualify. logical Seminary and Dr. Truman present $25 in cash to i ... i, ot the lowing the wet period ill the | Douglas of the General Council two state champion individual spring have grown exceptionally of Congregational Christian demonstrators or to each of the fast and are giving gixxi returns RiOUlAR nut Churches. The program has morn two members of the state champ for the time and expense in- ’2°* JAR • TAX ing, afternoon and evening ses ion demonstration team on this volved." Clark Savs. Price does not control ths sions to any of which everyone is subject. exacting completeness with SAN FRAN CISCO CO M PA N Y welcome. Copies of the program Demonstrations may be on any may be secure«! at Bethel Church. which we serve Our servict subject relating to the -election SCHEDULES THREE OPERAS Opening .ts gala Silver An and care of clothing. This may in is arranged to meet a wide LIVIN G HERE NOW clude selection of fabrics, wash niversary Season with perfor Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lyman are ing. drying, ironing, removal of mance in the Pacific Northwest, range oi budget requirements, making their home with Mrs. spots or stains, and care «>f the the San Francisco Opera will one of which we are curtain Lyman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. garments when not in u-c State bring more than a si-ore of cel Walter L. Myers until they can winners must be 14 years of agi1 ebrated opera stars to the Port gou will hnd perfectly suited make some other housing ar- or older, and must have, complet land Auditorium on September Prescription Specialists to your needs ed at least three years of 4-H 11-12 and lit, for three perfor rangments. They spent the week end in work including the current year. mances sponsotvd b> the Portland 8805 S. W. Canyon Road Eugene, Ore., where Mr Lyman Washington county has 10 Opera Association. Scheduled for the Portland pro had business to attend to. clothing demonstration teams in tr“ ining for competion at the duction are three of San Fran-1 cisco’s most brilliant production State Fair this fall. Aida. Puccini’s Madam Butter 'ftOvrXua'ut fly, and Goundod’s Faust. "W O O L GROW ER S' V m > CMMMity Mwtiri«« Sine* 1110 Ticket sale, both over the counter and by mail order, Is now i BEAVERTON - PHONE 3411 CO N TEST OPEN TO in progress at the Record Shop, A LL 4-H GIRLS SOS S. W. Alder at Park, Port The Oregon Wool Growers land. 5. n n n a n n n r- iririn r ....................... I H 11- From our own green Houses Contest is open to all girls who Daily Service to Portland have had clothing IV andY. and ond Hilliboro will be held at the iount\ fair Comoore August 29 in the 4-H building. Phone BR. 6122 9049 S. W. Canyon Rood Phones Two pieces of cloth will be fur Canyon Rd. TR 8039 nished each contestant, one on Beaverton light weight woolen material at Ellis 3799 On Lombard, just S. of Allen such as wool-crepe and one a Every Type of DOUGHTY’S Phone 2965 heavier piece such as suiting. The A ppliances contest will be to make two kinds of seams in woolen material and two kinds of hems in the same POPULAR - C LA SSIC A L materials. Children's Records on The winner will enter the same '}/ t V/- .nut ‘//± e d T I R € S contest held at Salem during the State Fair In September. State Choice Selections of Gifts awards will lie— 1st prize $10 and 2nd, $5. CROSLEY RADIOS Call BR. 4861 For The public is Invited to attend $K « * 1 c >t)é¿¡cateó io Service lx I Flooring, ^102.00 per 1000 ft. Ix I Moulded Base 7e Lin. ft. 1x3 Moulded Casin«: 5Vy Lin. ft. % Fir Shake Mould 7c Lin. Ft. 1 Plastic Covered Wire Clothes Line. WEST SLOPE 100 Ft. Roll 82.35 PHARMACY WE CUT GLASS T O MEASURE lx 1 Fir Glitter P EC G 'S * Boards. 2x1 Rafters, Shiplap West Slope Cut Flowers Potted Plants lume er yard Beaverton Florists SERVICE HATS New Releases Service and Repair Gleaned and Blocked HIGHLUflV T IR € R€CflPPino Washing Machines S € R V IC € R€PAifiinG - vuLCRnizino Is Ayailable Here PROMPT EFFICIEN T SERVICE On All We are Ready and Able to handle your work Satisfac torily at Reasonable Cost. l)rv J Cleaning “ ( )rders NELSON ALSO A LTERA TIO N S, REPAIRING, DYEIN G Refrigeration TRIPLEX WEST SLOPE CLEANERS SALES AND SERVICE Phone 701 W est Slope Record and Gift Shop BABY DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Marvin O. Myers of Eugene, Ore., have a new baby daughter, horn August 2. Both Mr. and Mrs. Myers are graduates of Beaverton High. Mrs. Myers was Oleta Wright be fore her marriage. Mrs. Myers’ mother, Mrs. Ben Gulhrandson, of Beavertim, is visiting her new granddaughter In Eugene at this lime. f?U0:< BEACON T7I* 8. W. Cmnynn Un til Hillsbore, Oregon Friday and Saturday SPECIAL! DOT FLY SPRAY re*. SHARP! SHOP i i\ West Slope Hardware BEacon 6926 SAH Green Stamps Given . • • • ROTOTILLER and TRACTOR REPAIR • HIGH PRESSURE LUBRICATION • STEAM CLEANING • WELDING • BATTERY REPAIR Auto, Truck, SERVICE H ELEN 'S BEAUTY ••DON'T W A IT 'T IL L TOO LA T E " HK. 7988 ORDERS TAKEN at West Sin/n> PIumbind Phone TO PLANT YOITK LAW N From Now Until September 10th is the growing season l,AMist APING IS OUR SPE CIALTY . . . or We Have All Material*« Available for You >o I to Your Own. Canyon Road Seed and Floral Co. Canyon Road at Walker Road Sr r vier BR. 0051 ^Everything for the Garden' ItlOut’on 7."» 12 WASHING, WAXING 1 * W ATCHES The Valley View Richfield Station i { We Pick Up and Deliver 870.1 S. SV. Canyon Road B E 1807 [ w e r e t h c f o l k s w h o ) P u t t h e a c t io n IN A B<* I¿livelier Ml 1 Ia\! • 1 ■ Ideal for Summer Weather ■ r , • Palm Beach AM Da Crt KELLY MOTOR CO -, Rougr WEST SLOPE BEAUTY SHOP BEacon 9492 8718 S. W. Canyon Road JEW ELERS ln Th« at BLINDS OF ENDURING BEAUTY W <*s! Hills Venetian Blind Co. Tailored t«> YOUR Window* U rn - E stim ate« « Phone 2701 j ' o 7/ , DOROTHY SHOP • Palm Beach L ir ic i« KAISER FRAZIER DEALER R lUMBlNCr T h Powder E JEWELRY SA TIS F A C T IO N leases • Palm Beach All Day Crer e p . V DIAMONDS P L U M B IN G Praetor Phone 3871 Thin Is the Tim e Mason Sand, Lawn Dirt V» Mile Hast of eBaverton on Canyon Rd. Phone 2218 OIL V AVERTON, OREGON Beaverton, Oregon With a new Permanent Wave From Crushed Rock, Sand, Gravel Oinvon IM. Store With Palm Beach All-Dcy Make-up Complete 258 W. Tualatin Valley Highway and Short Street LUBRICATION your guarantee of a top-notch repair or lubrication *> • “Anythin«: In Tires' J LEACH & in c h EXPERIENCED MEN GAS m. SALON ( )nr Specialty M O D E R N E Q U IPM E N T n. 8.W. Canyon R<1. Bottle 29c ¿I t ' 0 BE AT EASE... 455 W. Baseline 8707 S. W. Canyon Rood Kind Open Tiieo. find Frl. Evening* ItEaeon 8871 1 E v e * . E a st 2121. MU SM T I Term* j «820 S. W . Canyon Road j Portland, Ore. I
