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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1947)
FRID AY, SEPT. 12, 1947 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE WALNUT GRADING CHANGES PROPOSED Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Hoi- FLYING RED HORSE IS SKY THRILL CAMPERS men and Arthur and Mr. and The Walut Control Board, Mrs. Louis Olson and their twin Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Arpke. daughter and son spent a week which represents the walnut Diana and Cynthia, spent Satur- camping in the Wallowa Mt»un growers on the Pacific Coast, is proposing to bring its grades up day and Sunday at Neskowin. tain areas. to date. The 1942 crop was the last one sold under the grades specified in the marketing agree BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ment and order. While the mar to keting order was suspended con siderable changes took place in the specifications of walnuts. If the present proposals are adopted Phone Aloha 6334 ALOHA, ORE. the specifications of the market ing agreement and order will be the same as present commercial practice. Anyone who wishes to express an opinion about such proposals may do so by writing to the Walnut Control Board, Friday afternoon about 5:30 Los Angeles 21, California. the “ Flying Red Horse”, an ex navy blimp l>eing used by the Mobilgas Co., paid the Beaverton RALEIGH HILLS P.-T. A. area a visit. It circled around The Raleigh Hills school has making two complete turns. Un Knotty Pine Paneling, 6-8-10inch widths. scheduled its first P.-T. A. meet fortunately it was not dark and ing of the fall for Tuesday, Sep- Finish with Pine Knot Sealer varnish and wax the real benefit of the neon light teml>er 16, at 2 o'clock at the ed “ flapping wings” and the school. prancing feet could not be seen JUST IN —LOOMEX, wall and ceiling boxes, All the mothers are urged to in this vicinity. attend, especially those of new The horse measures 50 feet. cabinet hardware, Black 3 in 1 Asphalt Shingles students. • • • The Aloha Pharmacy Flying Red Horse Seen Friday P M. FOR THE RUMPUS ROOM - - NO. 4 SHIPLAP and 2x4 $32.M ¡AT BANDON Mrs. Craig Berg and Douglas of Fairway Drive spent a week visiting in Bandon, Ore., recent ly. . . . Phone Beaverton 3201 •M h EVERYONE ENJOYS SPENDING HONEY. When In Return He Gets Quality, Satisfaction, Service YOU DO HERE! FISHING Ted Emerson, Peter Brooks and Art Grant have been fishing at Astoria in Emerson’s boat for two week ends. • • * Cedar Mill Locals The A. R. Pearson familv suent Sunday at Salem visiting friends. * • • MouAty io- ‘S tu fi- ^THRIFTY MARKET DR. J. R. TA LB ER T Dentist ROSSI BLDG., BEAVERTON PHONE 3222 COFFEE SCHILLINGS 69c 1-lb tins 45c CATSUP STRING BEANS STANDBY BRAND ROSE BRAND 14-oz. bottle 17c GRAPEFRUIT No2tins 2 for 25c HOT SAUCE PEE-GEE BRAND GARTH 2 cans 35c Mixed Vegetables 3 cans for 10c Chili Con Carne No 2 tin 2 for 25c 1 Ibtin MIRACLE WHIP Campbell's Soup 23c VEGETABLE 29c P ^ \ly «7 ' * 5 . - vl ASKED DAD WHAT P.S. MEANS AT THE END OF A LETTERrHESAIO. PLEASE SETTLE'.* SCHOOL 2 cans for 25c This store w ill have a com plete stock of School Sup plies . . . TABLETS, PENCILS NOTEBOOKS NOTEBOOK COVERS INK, FOUNTAIN PENS PENCILS, TEXT BOOKS DICTIONARIES, Etc. Shop E arly an d A v o id the R ash f GOOD WEALTH PRICELESS “ * WISH YOU Util THE O E S T / ^ j VEAL CHOPS SIRLOIN STEAK GRADE A TENDER GRADE A Pound PRICES Effective SEPT. 12 - 13 - 15 67c Pound THRIFTY MARKET c S & * ''— P H O N E : 3 2 6 1 - F R E E DELIVERY Q ttO O vto tU .j/iM jt C ù 68c PRICES Effective SEPT. 12 - 13 - 15 Ties RECUPERATING Mrs. Francis T. Barnekoff is home again recuperating from major surgery which kept her at Good Samaritan Hospital for eleven days. Mrs. Barnekoff’s sister, Mrs. Agnes Absit of Juneau, Alaska, has been taking care of her sis ter, but is leaving for her Alas kan home on Sunday. ADAM HATS k Yields with every step ★ Absorb« «hock*, jar« •k Keep« you loot-fresh c • ^--SPECIALTY If AVIQTON PHARMACY BEAVERTON PHARMACY "T h e Prescription Store" 51 B ro a d w a y P hone 2311 * Quick Service at at CHAMBERLINS PHILCO KEYS Duplicated 25c While You Wait Service TAILORING SERVICE B. T. W ALTON in Sat. afternoon 12:00 to 9:00 p. m. in AVAILABLE A T OUR STORE U7 JVTVITD'C DE P ART ME NT nALnUiii □ store PHONE BEAVERTON 3461 WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS T HE COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER” ______ Severe Cut Calls For Transfusion Johnny Stark, 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stark, fell while playing last Monday with a pop bottle in his hand. Glass from the bottle cut a large artery in his arm result ing In' the loss of so much blood that a transfusion was neces sary. Stitches were taken in the cut and he was hospitalized overnite at Portland Physicians and Sur geon’s hospital. • • • Mr. H. S. Haag has been on a business trip to Seattle. a a a Willis Black has been visiting a sister and brother at Wenat chee, Wash. • • • Jim Attlee has returned from a two weeks visit in Canada. * * * The Newport place on Walker | Road has t>een purchased by Mr. Windolph. • SUPPLIES SILVER SKILLET Pint Jar Cedar Mill Garden Club will hold its regular meeting on Sept. 17 at the Grange Hall at 1:30 p. m. Election of officers will be held during the meeting. UleinM ei) Famous for Style • Q u a lity • Price Neat Work Mrs. Clara Haskell accompa nied by Mrs. Rose Sheldon and Mrs. Loubelle Katterman and daughter's Delores and Harlene, spent an overnight trip at Sea side last week. Quarts GARDEN CLUB TO MEET AT GRANGE HALL IN SHOE REPAIR Mr. William Merritt left Sat urday night for Denver, Colo rado, to visit his brother and other relatives. « * • WESSON OIL A D V ER TISED Excavation for the foundation ( of the Cedar Mill Fire House has been started. Mr. N. R. Johnson is handling the foundation building. The building is to be construct-1 ed of concrete blocks and will be of adequate size to house equip- ' ment of the fire district. Beverly Thorne spent the week end at Cannon Reach with a group of around 40 church friends. • • • Along with the horse was a large Mobilgas sign on one side and Rev. and Mrs. Simon E. Fors- on the other was a very large berg entertained the young people i Mobilgas sign which took up the from Cedar Mill and Bonny Slope | full length and breadth of the Friday evening. A very er.jox- blimp. able time was reported. • • * Here is the ex-navy blimp, ad Mrs. Anne Blue is entertaining] .. vertising the Mobilgas Flying Red her sister from Seaside for sev Horse which flew over Beaverton eral days. Friday afternoon, Sept 5, about 5:30. The flying red horse which Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith spent at night flaps Its wings and Sunday visiting with relatives in moves its feet measures over 50 Forest Grove. feet * • • On Monday, Sept. 8, the open A group of sisters and a bro ing day of school at Cedar Mill, ther and their families surprised NEW HOME 88 students registered. Mrs. Elvin Haskell on her birth School lunches will be served Mr. and Mrs. Paul Christerson day, August 25, with a party. daily beginning on Monday, Sept. have bought the Ekstrom home on Howatt Road and are busy 15, with a weekly charge of $1. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS per student. Mrs. Bessie Cove:- will be In charge of the cafeteria. A new piano has been pur chased andis placed in the pri mary room. Quality Materials * • » Kingsley - Beaverton Lumber Co. 35 S. W. Farmington Road 88 Students Sign For Start Of School Year New Fire House At Cedar Mill • e Bought and Sold Several homes sold recently by Mr. A. A. Vogt are as follows: The Kirkpatrick property on the corner of Cedar St. and Cor- ; nell has l>een purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Russell. Mr. and Mis. Blackburn have purchased the Orville Taylor property. Mr. and Mrs. Shellsmidt have purchased the Steele property on McDaniel Road. OH ALL PURCHASES HEMSTITCHING < 10 A. M. to 12 NOON DAILY "ONE DAY SERVICE," FLORENCE GARRISON In Walker's Dep't. Store, Beaverton CHILDRENS "fancy top" ANKLETS YES, the exclusively pa tented are back on the shelves again. uppers, 39 "DUN - DEERS" All hand-stitched prime leather soles . . in white or wine. . . . . the last word in casual comfort . . . . RICH, FA LL SHADES . . embroidered, turn- priced at | down tops . popular sizes *5 j » famous TRIMFIT Sox DUN-DEERS Mrs. Martha Thorne received painful IxKly burns when Juice from a jar of fruit hit her cloth ing this week. The Executive Board of the Cedar Mill Community Club met Wednesday evening at the A r thur Pearson home *o plan the procedure of business for the regular September meeting. The first meeting of the fall was held on Wednesday evening. Sept. 10 at 8 p. m. at the Cellar Mtll school. A musical program I and a speaker on "Sales Tax" j was presented HOUSE GUESTS S H O E S WEIBY’S Mr. and Mrs. Kolman Phillips SHOE REPAIRING and small daughter, Karen, oi Hollywood, Calif., are guests of their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson T. Stevens. Mr. Campbell Bllton of Cal WEEK END GUESTS GOES TO IDAHO m gary. Alberta, and Miss Helen Mr. and Mrs. R E. Zertanna Mrs. Jay Gibson. Sr., left Wed Bllton of Vancouver. B C. have also been guests of the Stevens' entertained Mr Don Jacoby of nesday hv streamliner to vi-ft They are Mrs. Stevens’ brother ■>an Francisco at De Lake o v e r, friends and relatives in M»1,(* last week end. I Idaho. and sister.
