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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1948)
BEAVERTO N ENTERPRISE IS, while the Miami river will be closed to all fishing during the ^ month of November. j Friday, January 30, 1948 N im rod Protest N ixe s Ban M cKay - Whitford C. T. Imlay Jr. Of On M u ltip le Bladed Lures g u est fro m texas A guest last week at the L. V. Lukas home was Mrs. Lukas' sis ter, Mrs. Lee Grable, of Houston, Texas __ _ S C H O O L S C O N S O L ID A T E Kinton and Groener school dls- tricts have consolidated and plans are under way for an eight room school to he erected soon REBEKAH CLU B The held a ing at Denny Tlgardville Rebekah club business and social meet the home of Mrs T. B. on Jan. 21. T O S P R IN G B R O O K Mr. and Mrs. Prank Panno and children drove to Sprlngbrook over the weekend to visit Mrs, Panno’s parents, Mr and Mrs p. C. Green. B A C K F R O M F R ISC O Mrs Sarah Kerns has returned from San Prancisco where she visited for a month with her son in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs A C. Carter. There will be no open season ^ in the winter for steelhead, in the ^ Willamette river and its tributar- ^ CAME COMMISSION BACKS DOWN AFI EK ies above Oregon City Palls, ex- b TENTATIVE CHANGE IN RULES STIRS STORM cept the Santiam river and its ^ * 1 North and South forks. Bag limit b Apparently impressed by the j “The order proposing to limit for salmon and steelhead over 20 b storm of protests stirred In an- j attractor blades to one on a line inches will be 2 a day or 4 in ^ nouncement of a change in fish- and t*le number of hooks to one any 7 consecutive days or in pos- b ing regulations to prohibit use of “ V ' ™ not adoI,ted' a" d ‘he reg- session, but not more than 20 dur- b ulation will remain the same as mg any one year. k multiple attractor-bladed lures last y*ar. The jack salmon bag limit ^ ^ and to limit hooks on a line to General trout season will be May will be 10 fish a day but not more a ^ one set, the Oregon state game 1 to September 30, with the ex than 20 in possession at any one k commission, meeting January 26, ception that the season for coast- time, provided that during the ^ adopted final regulations whlch I a* streams will be from May 1 open trout season the bag limit to October 31 above tidewater and for jack salmon is to be count state: from June 15 to October 31, In ed as part of the general trout tidewater. Minimum limit for bag. and Donald V. Cady, trout will be eight inches In Last year’s closure of certain A reception was held in the | coastal waters and six inches for coastal tributaries will remain in church parlors following the cere- t -**1® rest of the state. effect this year, instead of being mony pouring were Mrs. P. Nu- Fishing for salmon and steel- opened for summer trout fishing, Reedvîîe Takes Portland Bride In a setting of white chrysan themums and carnations, Satur- day night, January 24, C. T. Im- layy Jr* „ o n o f yM r a n d M r. Charles T. Imlay of Reedville, was married at Moreland Presbyterian church to Mias Marene A. Kjel- myr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kjelmyr, 1515 N. Ainsworth, " Portland. — J Dr. r' - n ’ — Walter- O. LeRoy performed the ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a traditional Ivory satin gown with fingertip veil of tulle bordered with lace from a crown of orange blossoms Her bridal bouquet was white car- nations and narcissi, with stad of Eugene and Mrs. Charles h* ^ ° v* r 20 inches will be pro- denia center. Miss Dorothy Els Oren Shuman of Reedville. Assist- hiblted on coastal streams and ton was maid of honor. Ing were Mrs. Clarence Edler and ! tributar‘«s of the Columbia river Soloist was Miss Kathlene Im Miss Elaine Barbour. below the city limits of 9t. Hel- lay, sister of the bridegroom. ens during March and April. W ll- Charles Oren Shuman was best Oreconh h«ey h*00" » h ° S° U|h SOn’ Traslt and Nehalem rivers man and ushers were Robert H. ern Oregon beaches, the newly- will be closed to all salmon fish- Kjelmyr, brother of the bride. weds will live in Reedville. ing from March 1 to September Sun., Mon., Feb. 1-2 A L O H A THEATRE 7 A L O H A , O REG O N DOORS OPEN AT 7 P. M. Tues., Wed., Tburs., Feb. 3-4-5 Continuous Matinee Every Sunday, starting at 2 P M She's got only 24 hours to win her hubby back! Fri., Sot., Jon. 30 31 — \ V 4L_ H i o' 9 ■r* r , l «... I » Suddenly M l S p r in g " as tentatively proposed. Boat fishing in the Tillamook county streams above the head of tidewater will not be prohib- . ited. A Poromount Pictur* starring Paulette Goddard Fred MacMurray «o Macdonald Carey Ärleen WM» Tributary closures of last year, in Washington county. will re- main in effect for 1948. .Mitchell lesen «M M A A Saleway Chuck Roast provides generous por ATTEN D CONCLAVE Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Pilip spent several day* in Bugene last week where Mr. Pilip attended the state conventloon of decorators and painters. While there they visited with their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. A W Peterson. tions of tender, delicious meat so your meat money goes farther It’s got the same good meat flavor as a rib roast, eats tender as a T-Bone. Cu,4 # s f r TS‘ foo,are Jn-,1 you taste and see! E X T E N S IO N U N IT M E E T S The Tigard extension unit met on Jan. 20 at the home of Mrs Is-onard Stark of Progress. A demonstration of lighting was given by the assistant county agent There was a very good attend ance. ;:-M R 0 A S I T IL L A M O O K D R IV E R Mrs Kathleen Schlaht and fam ily drove to Tillamook over the week end to attend a party given for her sister, Miss Agnes Tone, who will be married soon. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Downing drove to Tillamook and along the coast on Sunday, Jan. 25. They re port that the weather was mild and very dear. A recent guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Pilip wan Dick Ijobdell of Anchorage, Alaska 4 BACK TO M IN N E S O T A After an extended visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Kuhn of Bradley Corners, Mr. Peter Klpke. brother of Mrs. Kuhn, and Mrs. J. Kuhn, mother of Mr. Kuhn have returned to their homes In Poley, Minn. F A T H E R G U E ST S OthsA- (jJaAisi-fhsuL W kaL UaluoA* T -B o n e S T E A K S Lb. A s tender * t you co uld with P o rk R o a st Lb. M o a t y Shoulder C u t J u st the leen center cut. LI Swift's Boneless VEAL ROAST, lb 65 N ic e en d M e a t y — W o n ’t fry a w a y to nothing. By tha piece j Buy it in . the sla b ' end veve 79e 49* 69* 59 L in k S a u s a g e Cream Corn C o u n try H o m o Y e llo w , swt f a n c y c o r rn n "• N O T E S IM P R O V E M E N T A n e c o n o m ica l d in ne r E v is c e ra te d — d is jo in te d R e e d y fo r the p an Bockwurst Sausages Lb. RO A STERS R e a d y (o r the oven 57 Ye»! T he y're here now. Lb. W C . « . treat Lb. FRYERS I____________ Lb. F r ic a s s e e F o w l N o w .ate— R e a d y for the pan- ’ * H. a n d a wide variety from which to select. Uniform high quality — your satisfaction guaranteed. h SALMON STEAKS Rub meat thoroughly with bruised clove o f garlic. Add salt and pepper Brown pot roast slowly on all sides in hot lard melted in heavy kettle with tight-fitting lid. Add water, Worcestershire sauce and chili sauce. Cover and simmer gently until meat is tender, about lyi hours Turn meat occa sionally Add m oie water, if necessary, a little at a time. M ake gravy by thickening liquid with flour smoothed in water ( I tbsp. 59* 49= 75* 75* 65* I • W e ste-fre e. R e a d y fo r the pen. D e licio u s fla v o r— eve ry b ite testy, HALIBUT STEAKS W a«t#-frae. R e a d y for the pan. C o o i l white and flaky. Fin # flavor. flour to each I cup o f liqu id). Serve 4, with leftovers. FILLET OF SOLE Boneless— N o waste ( iust b ro il o r fry. Fleshy, d e lic io u s fresh m eat. Smoked Cod Fillets — Salt C o d fish ___ 1-lb. pkg. 53c Kippered Salm on— per lb. 73c Prices Effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday, January 29, January 30 and January 31 Apricof Halve» Coffee Values CM O regon Peaches ;*'T * 9 No. 2 /l CM A p rico t N ecta r ***'' R**»4' 11 “ — l i e Coat-of-Liviag Peach N ecta r VALUES! 29* Ma ,~ 1 6 ‘ M. , ... Î f m . , ^ m , l» W e e - Sweet Tomatoes 9.1 M,.f, Kidney Beans Chid Con Came Deviled Ham Maine Sardines M % 79c * * 49c ** 1 9 * r ... 20* Ne I Mb Ad Se'W 15( Ne I W Art Fee Camp IJ f I V*es ?4( ■ N« y* «e» 1 7 . ,lk k M axw ell House C o ffe e G o ld en W e st C o ffe e 1 ^ 1 i -ter how we can make C hase & Sanborn C o ffe e Red Been* — 1 * 39c J#lly Stnea V?'« Salad Dressing Corned Beef Hash Baby Lima Beans Me i*4r 2 A p rico t Preserve* ow* ***** 1 * ’*' 27c Loganberry Preserves % 29c Raspberry Preserves lww’ % ’*' 35c Straw berry Preserves ' °** 1 * ’*' 39c O range M arm alade, *t ,lk ’* '39c Peanut Butter •**•''* 1 * 37c Strained Honey ® * * * ' * * lk $1 29 Sleepy H ollow Syrup , l — **'”• 24c The margarine with the sweet, fresh flavor 48c 48c 1 * *** 48c m 1 * *** 48c 54c Sa ir b ran d A A 1 4 b . c e llo p h a n e p k g . a / S o il D r i n k s — C a n d i M A m erican Cheese 0w** “ •* ,lk $1.09 Ripe O lives “•***'*’’ '** • — 10c Ripe O lives i *"’ ’ l' - ** 15c 10* Marmalade M i r— O ees y s f • * Fancy Spinach -— - ^ 15* Tomato Ketchup 25c tiyy« wwh . 23 c C h ili Sauce *'••♦'• M ayonnaise 9— 85c S alad O il “ -**• 47e OtMrt UM. 2 I c C id e r Vinegar Sno-W hite S alt ** 1 ► 13c 5c C a t Food '*" " •— *** 8c 1.34 C ig e re tte s **m lm 17* Tomato Sauce — 5‘ Airway Coffee Nob Hill Coffee Bleach HIM I m . 38c I * be« 40c 11* vs «.IM, 19* ^ Raa# W v l UCCI Pabst-ett Cheese *"•** A 29c G oudas Cheese “ *r*w -w*, n «. j g e «• ** 19c Tomatoes ( 45« Mlecetlaneoue Value« i«« A jh . < U l ^ f . n C0. F a n c y P it te d D a t e s SnoCola (79 CAM Sliced Beets • 1W* Jlc S u n n y b a n k M a rg a rin e 1.13 rw.21‘ C sk W s 65c 89c 1.77 79c 14 Senke D rip C o ffe e Sanka Instant C o ffe e S 39« 43c Spreads—Etc. Fancy Peas C o ffe e H ills and M .J.B . C o ffe e costs lower. These values are only a few o f the attrac tions you will find at Safe way Lime Been* 6 « '* ^ * »*» 39c **"i » * 29c Smell W h ite Been* Cweetry Ham e i K* 1 •** 10c Packaged Food» W h ite R ice Cannad Food Values WbWe Iw wf — lie A irw a y living Fig* Fancy Com "■**«■» 89c Nob H ill C o ffe e s.w. LO W 25c *'• *** 29c Tomato Ju ice s*“ * •*'* Peach Slices S ít e o s O G o ld b ra n d Fro o sto n e P o o ch e s N* IV* Edwards C o ffe e lk 45c Let’s talk about ** «* 27c w**- Kadota Fig* *"*'•» N. 2 1 I 7 I C Fancy Peas VISITS * sauce \\ cup chili sauce Fruit and Juice Values F L IE S H O M E Mrc. Oglesby Young of Port land vleited her sitter Mre. Car rie Summers last Wednesday S k in le ss W ie n e r s 69e Lb. Lb. Ye*. Safeway offer* you finest Sea Foodj— Ready for S uality ie pan. No Waste No mess Be s u r e ... shop S A F E W A Y Cream Com fie rd w e d t- 6 iereW Fancy Com R*H- tfWb «~eW S IS T E R I cup water y, tsp. Worcestershire t tsp. pep|)er A guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs L. F Monohon this week was Mr. Monohon*« father Mr Ned Monohon of Olympia. Wash Mrs. Jack Etheridge, nee Thesta Pegg. left by plane for her home In Los Angeles last Thursday. Beaverton— ' -Int.L i tbsps. lard J tsps. salt BA C O N Do You Know About Our WASTE-FREE Sea Foods ? BEEF POT ROAST ( i f desired) Safeway Guaranteed Lb. Beef. Trimmed Waste-free t0° ■ ^ v*lue. everytin,e let C love of garlic E L E V E N T H B IR T H D A Y Jimmie Blethen celebrated his 11th birthday with a party for a group of his young friends or Sundny, Jan. 25. Also a birthday treat for Jim mle was a birthday dinner at the home of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Blanken. Present at the dinner were his great un cle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. H Blanken of Oswego. re«/ 4 lbs. beef chuck Standing Rib Roast . d Protrud. ^ • f ree\ly ^ f o r * « t ? ' * ndr o u ^ ngL b° n ' is Cut from the same sides of beef as Safew ay's finest steaks and roasts-guaranteed tender, juicy, delicious, or money back. P o r k Lo in C h o p s FRO M G O LDEN N O R T H *CeSi'Vf fa( ^ 'g h ing . from SAFEWAY T U R K E Y D IN N E R P A R T Y A guest at the home of M r and Mrs. John Pelsher, this week was Mr. Pelsher’s aunt, Mrs. J. F. F’elsher Of Myrtle Point, Ore. In honor of Mr J. P. Pelsher who was recently hospitalized in Vancouver, Wash., and has been released, a turkey dinner was giv en on Sunday, Jan. 26. Among the guest« were Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Ochlnger, Mr. and Mis. Sydney Nelson. Mr. and Mis. Chas. Marshall and Mrs. Pamela Evans all of Portland cl7 ae*arnp/e all „ 1on t . Orange Soda fHmm Lemon Drops Hard Candy Candy Bars ^ 1 «wrti e - , - lrf ÌV ÍV ^ am rn . .rw. _ as. 1 e j .lili IV tw r*t 10 Ufhm Hm, • * As Î5* fvfc C4 ■a V*m h— * Soape and Bleach Toilet Soap s^. „ 11* Toilet Soap C#e4«we feiysW !u n T 5* Swan Soap Su-purb Soap 11* ------ 37* Beavarton Enterprise. Dear Sir: I received your late Issues of Beaverton Enterprise. After a long delay, due to carelessness on my port. I notice a fine Im provement in the paper, also note the extensive Improvement In the town and eurroundlng county the much to my pleasure. I enclose ■ check to rover my subscription. (M rs. J.) Youre truly. Margaret C. Ivigerfeld. Apt. 1. 2307 Fairgrounds Jtd Salem. Oregon Nowadays 1 <r Is on** of ,h‘‘ few things which Is realty what It’s cracked up to be. APPLES! ■AT MORI Froth Fw umakmi mt eeWwf Sefeway ha« the efple FRUITS aad VEGETABLES OF LIVING la Toar Family! Lb. TABLE G R A P E S Lb. 12 Vic BRO CCO LI Lb. 15c t9 Lb. 12c _ Lb. 13c M r*e Lb. CARROTS aad tofp LOWER THE CO ST AVOCADOS im m m C A U L IF L O W E R W in e s o p s R e d D e lic io u s 3 Iks. 25c box 2.98 3 Iks. 25c kos 2.98 ‘r..B e au tie s ‘££7 lb. 12c box 3.89 P A R S N IP S ^ I u. » SW EET PO TATO ES SO U TH ERN Y A M S ^ ». ________u 39c 9V,c 13./lC Lb. 12V,c Grapefruit U . y ir m r « at t U > TEXAS halt #%S0 full ^ 9 5 PINKS LB. box' box DESERT holt 1 3 9 full 2 ” W HITES Lb box box LEMONS Vtry fine quality— Thin skins and very juicy Keep som e on hand LB. 8 5 ic 13
