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Cedar Mill News Camp Fire News PRE-SCHOOL STUDY "ChATACler T r a i n i n g That Counts" by Vernon Jones in the Parent-Teacher magazine was re ported on by Mrs. L. S. Upping- house at the pre-school study club meeting held Monday, evening. February 2. at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Wood ell. The parents' part in building childrens' character was dis<russed by those attending. Mrs. R. R- Baker was in charge of refreshments for the evening. Next month's meeting will be held on March 3 at the home of Mrs. F W. Merewether with Mrs. Robert Davis in charge of refresh ments and Mrs. R. R. Baker to discuss the topic for study. FIRE DESTROYS HOME The second story of the Harold Belcher home on N. Leahy Hoad was destroyed by fire Sunday evening. It Is believed that an electric cord shorted to cause the fire. Water damaged first floor walls and furniture. The Ce dar Mill fire patrol was called to the scene. No one was Injured. a U tie °* U (U 4 A > GRANGE HOME-ECS The Home Economics club of Leedy Orange met Wednesday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. D. Sutton. Plans have been made for ham dinner on Saturday eve ning, February 28 at the Orange hall with adult dinners at each. Bingo will offer entertainment following the meal. A plant sale will be held dur ing the latter part of March as another money-making project. 0M e v d °/l The “ Voice W ith A Smile” is doing her biggest jo b today. She is adding bright new laurels to her reputation for courteous, efficient service. W ith new telephone installations and telephone traffic both at a record peak, your operator’s job seems almost overwhelming at times. Y et she meets this challenge surely and with unfailing courtesy. She is a part of the great tradition that has made American telephone service the best in the world. SICKNESS HITS SCHOOL School was closed last Tuesday afternoon for the remainder of the week. Absences of approximate ly one-third of the enrollment for various illnesses including flu, chickenpox and mumps prompted closure. Teachers were also in the minority. With reopening of school Monday, it was hoped that the peak would be passed. West Coast Telephone Co. COM M UNITY CLUB BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS to The Aloha Executive board of the Cedar Mill community club met Thurs day evening to formulate plans for the February meeting of the club. Pharmacy Phone Aloha 6334 ALOHA, ORE. Tuberous begonia culture will be the subject for study at the Garden club meeting Wednesday, February 18 at 1:30 p. m. at the Grange hall. The third In a series of botany studies will be given by Mrs. Frank Laukat. A series of lessons In the elements of flower arrangements will be in troduced at the meeting. NEW L O C A T IO N IVAN BERNARD of the Aloha Barber Shop has purchased Richard's Barber Shop in Aloha The fifth grade Camp Fire girls met Thursday at the Church of Christ. They did not have a busi ness meeting but spent their time making valentines for their adopt Miss Joan Eleanor Peterson, ed grandmothers, which they will daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John present at an informal gathering A Peterson of Cedar Mill. Rt 5. next Friday. Feb. 13. The Tanda Box 88t-B. Portland, and Everett group visited and the girls prac Alton Cook. Jr., son of Mr. and ticed songs together which they Mrs. Alton Cook of Beaverton, will sing at their Valentine's par have announced their engagement ty for their adopted grandmoth to Intimate friends. No date for ers. the wedding has been made as yet. The Tanda group also met Miss Peterson is attending Bea Thursday and made valentines for verton Union high school while their adopted grandmothers The Mr. Cook is a student at Pacific Tanda group and the fifth grade University, Forest Grove. grooup are working together in this project. They have adopted I the ladies of the Northwes'.ern I Christian Home as their grand mothers. Plans were made to make I cookies for their grandmothers a: ' the next meeting. The girls then| joined with the fifth grade group to practice singing. All members The regular meeting of the o f the group were present a* this Westdale Mothers club was held meeting. February b at the home of Mrs. The St. Cecelia Blueblrs met Joan Flbiger. Guest of the eve Thursday for their weekly meet ning was Mrs. Evelyn Drager. ing. Attendance was good Mrs It was decided that the mothers John Sweeney read the group some stories and led them In should continue aid to Fairview games, after which the meeting Home at Salem with gathering of usable garments. The expressions was adjourned. of appreciation to the mothers for Bluebird groups meeting this week at the Beaverton grade help previously extended has been school cafeteria were the second very gratifying. Mrs. Winnie Webster has kindly grade group, the third grade group offered her service as leader to and the fourth grade group The second and third grade girls met the girl 9cout troop No. 49 to re at 2.00 and the fourth grade girls lieve Mrs. Bobbie Abbott, whose met at 3:00 p. m. A fter short bus illness has necessitated her re iness sessions and a period of signing. Because of leaving the West- games the groups were adjourned dale neighborhood her new home one-quarter mile east on Bertha- Electric Eye Escalators Beaverton highway. Mrs. Alma Electric eyes control subway Ward is organizing a new mothers’ her more immediate escalators in France. The lifts group in operate only when someone has neighborhood and plans to contact as many as possible between Mur boarded them. ray and Wilson avenues. At conclusloon of business, Mrs. Webster read to the group a time start your chicks an ly article from Today’s Woman magaine, entitled "Forcing Flow ers for Early Spring Bloom ing" CHICK STARTER Mrs. Flbiger served refreshment For itMKljr crow th, your chirks need of rich devil's food cake with the right balance o f vitam in » pro tain» and mineral». T r i a n i l a C hick coffee. Mothers Club Of Westdale, Votes Fairview Project W IENER ROAST W Patricia and Byron McCamley of Walker Road entertained some of their Barnes school friends at a basement welner roast Thurs day. Attending were John Cun ningham, Raymond Varner, Do lores and Billie Bennett. BARBERS will give the best and most courteous service to new and old customers. S ta r te r is a »rientiAcally balamed ration built to All the requirement» o f your chick» during the firet eight week» o f growth See your deafer UNION SHOP HOURS— 9 a. m to 6 p m Members of Leedy Grange par ticipated in a card party at the C. P. Pennington home on Barnes Road Saturday evening. HAIR STY LIN G ... <£> HAIR CUTTIN G + M ANICURES + GOOD OIL PERMANENT WAVES, $7 50 and up Huber Beauty Salon THELM A RIGGS, Prop Phone Aloha 6434 HUBER, ORE TRIAN G LE A L U M IN U M GENERAL RFIMIRINC for Cars, Trucks and Tractors | Stjm d iin l n il P ro d u ct* Phone 6301 ALOHA, OREGON | 6 ------ Garage n Kingsley-Beaverton Lbr. Co Corner F-rtt end Tucker Streets Beaverton Telephone Beaverton 3201 WILDING — Of ALL KINDS Cnm p'ete Oregon ALL D U U B l t - H U N G ALOHA 6281 . . . or Leave orders at Strickland's Shell Service New Location 109 S. 2nd Are. 'Every Form of Protection" WINDOWS A uto m o tive Service Phone - Beaverton - 2981 gal. S2.40 J S gal. $2.00 J | 2 ( in 5 gallon cons ! & ^ A XES $1.75 ! ^ 90 1b. M IN ERAL SURFACE ROOFING, l in Pastel Red Per Square $2 95 ^ J HOM OGENIZED LINSEED OIL, ? in your container gal. $1.75 J 5 OUTSIDE W HITE, in 5 gallon cans gal. $2.95 ^ 5 5 \ y O UTSIDE UNDERCOAT, in 5 gallon cans gal. $2.95 ,, J S ARM STRONG GLASS FIBER IN SU LA TIO N , ^ special ... . per M $70.00 9 9 2 x 6 x 6 ft. long per M $25.00 S % 2 x 8 x 6 ft. long per M $25.00 2 5 s ^ 2 x 2 and 2 x 3 and 3 x 3 per M $20.00 9 J WEST SLOPE RECORD AND GIFT SHOP Popular— Classical— Children's 8903 S. W Canyon Road— BE. 7748 Open Tuesday and Friday Till 9 REAL Some Interesting Prices to be found ot . . . Beaverton's Quality Market PRICES GOOD FRIDAY and SATURD AY NO LIM ITS Pie Crust Mix, E Z, 2 ,or25c I package makes one complete pie for less than one-half the prices of other mixes 2 Dozen 252 size or 7 pounds for 49c Sweet navels for juice in handy home toter bag Hillsboro, Oregon MM ★ F L O W E R S if i for St. Valentine's Day ! 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Machinery Built to Order Beaverton F IN D L E Y Mr Alfred Greathouse received word last Monday that his bro ther-in-law had passed away sud denly at Seattle. The Greathouses drove to Seattle for funeral ser vices Welding and Machine Shop ALI CSS N. T I L L A M O O K ST. FORT LAND. OREGON The scheduled meeting of circle No. 2 W. S. C. S. for this « M k Friday at Mrs. W. Cavenesss' home will be postponed for one week to Friday, Feb. 20. Our wo men on Friday are Invited to the World Day of Prayer at the Christian church. Pot luck lunch eon at noon ATTEND SERVICES I COM PLETE BUILDING M A TERIA LS ; * Rte 2, Box 344, Beaverton PHONE 3179 ^ GOODWILL TRUCK Broadway at Bertha Beaverton Hwy , Beaverton EVENING OF CARDS ---------i ' Beaver Lumber & Supply Co. CIRCLE 2 CHANGE The Breitensteln property has been purchased by Mr .and Mrs Tony Sterr of Camas. Mrs. Marie Breitensteln will continue to make her home there with the Sterrs. Mrs. Sterr is Mrs. Breitenstein’s daughter. Richard's Barber Shop " 2 The Goodwill truck comes to Beaverton every Thursday and will pick up magaines, newspap ers, old stoves, books and discard ed clothing and many other things to help handicapped in many trades to rehabilitation. Call Mrs. Patty Bowers, 340!S. MASH or NEWCOMERS — at — Friday, February 13, 1948 TRIANGLE M IL L IN G C O . The two shops are now consolidated in the former location of Richard's Barber Shop BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE fOft fASTIR GROWTH— MUSTS TUBEROUS BEGONIAS Cedar Mill Miss Tells Friends Of Coming Nuptials 4139 PHONES Beaverton 3661 Portland BR 7960 MILLER'S “ FOR R E T T E R FOODS" We Deliver
