BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
FR ID A Y, JU N E 18, 1948
July 4th Picnic
OH FOR LIFE
Puts Up Prizes
ON 4 FARM !
and with the received opinion of
those who had traveled the route
on horseback that it was imprac­
ticable for wagons on account of
the stupendous mountains; with
all these obstacles before them,
Prises, prises prizes!
and many others, together with
the distance of 2000 miles before
So is the schedule of the Fourth
them, minds sufficiently stout for of July community picnic to be
the undertaking were found among given by the Men’s club of St.
| the hardy pioneers of the valley Anthony's parish, Tigard, at Els-
C R O S S IN G C O U N T R Y { of the Mississippi.
[ net’s park. But there is no re­
Has the world ever witnessed quirement of boxtops or manhole
T O D A Y G IV E S R E A L
such a daring expedition before! covers and an essay in 25 words
We think it doubtful. It is true or less on “ I like Oregon rain
V A C A T IO N T H R IL L S
that Africa has its deserts of sand, because."
which are more dreary than those
On the word of Brendan Fltz-
Fully into the annual vacation of America, as they are some­
Patrick, committeeman, prizes at
season, Oregonians who may be times, In dry seasons, destitute the picnic will be easily won, ev­
planning a cross-country Jaunt of of water, (which, however, can ery hour on the heur. Drawings
a week or two will find real va­ never be the case with the latter, for attendance prizes will be made
as almost the entire route is per­ and results given over the park’s
cation thrills. But over approxi­
formed on the margins of large public address system.
mately the same route, some hun­ and never-failing streams.)
A large number of attractive and
dred years ago. such a trip was
But the crossing the great Sa­
a challenging experience, accord­ hara, or desert of Africa, with valuable tokens have been as­
ing to a reprint from the Oregon caravans of camels and mules, on sembled and will be distributed
for attendance. Admission is free
Spectator of that day.
an old and constantly traveled and the only requirement to claim
Issued as part of the official route, can have no comparison
observance of Oregon’s centennial, with the long and tedious expedi­ a prize, if your lucky number is
the 1948 version of the Spectator tion under consideration, perform­ announced, is to be able to un­
wind yourself from a hot dog
gives the following views as print­ ed in wagons drawn
by oxen,
sandwich
or a bottle of Pepsi-Cola
ed in Vol. I, No. 28, of May 14, which required in some instances,
and hotfoot it to the judge’s stand.
1846:
over six months to perform It.
Mr. Editor As this is the sea­
The prize schedule is only one
Who will dispute the character-
son of the year that the emigrat­
' istic boldness of the Anglo-Saxon of the features of the big inter­
ing parties are preparing to leave
race in America? It certainly can­ community affair. All from neigh­
the states, their friends, the home
not be done in this age; but great boring communities are bid tp take
o f their fathers, and all they had
actions are often productive of part. Free ice cream and a pro­
learned to consider as dear to
great ends. Who may dare to say gram of sports and entertainment
them in the land which gave them
that this little heroic party, direct- will be part of the big day.
birth, to Journey across this vast
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Eisner’s park can be reached
plains, mountains ed ___
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r bV Providence,
has ___
not
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continent, o\ • r p ams, moun a
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shores of the
taking highway 99W for 14
Reprint From
Pioneer Days
Relates Trip
. ! ’ over the n^nl.urfe
tarily !•“
roves
magnitude
of the undertaking
Only think of It for a moment!
A party consisting of over i---
hundred wagons, encumbered with
their baggage, families and little
ones, left the settlen.ents in Mis-
souri in the year 1843, without a
road, with no experienced pilot,'
Without Boxtops
TO 4-H SESSION
Beaverton Sees
Patricia Seidler, Canyon road.
Elaine Hanson. Beaverton, and
Dorothy BecJ^en. Hillsboro, mem­
bers of the Busy Bees 4-H club
led by Hilda Highbe. left Tues­
day on scholarship to attend the
4-H summer school at Corvallis
A revolutionary building tech­
for ten days.
nique, by which walls are erected
in a matter of hours rather than
the customary weeks, was recent- ed on l^em- •
ly displayed in Beaverton, with
Anderson has his own mixing
the setting up of a pumice-section Plant- at present. In the uture. e
warehouse adjacent to the Speedy , mfty transfer to ready-mix service
Freeze food lockers. M. J. Ander­ which will free his working staff
son. representing Royal Builders, from a tedious job and allow fas­
ter laying of forms.
Inc., supervised the work.
Revolutionary
Bldg. Technique
Among this week's want ads,
two city girls offer to pay for
a 2-weeks vacation with a ru­
ral family. Horseback riding,
in particular, is desired.
Every week, in our classified
columns, such human interest
items apear, along with notice
of much sought after things
for sale.
Mr. Anderson, pointing out that
this is just a small job, declares
that costs under his plan will be
substantially less than by more
dogmatic building means, although
an actual cost schedule has not
F O R 9U IG K . R E S U L T S
been definitely worked out.
Call the K N TE K F K ISE Office
The builders have arranged <or
a supply of light rock from the
B « * a \e rto ii 2A2 I
“ other end of the tunnel” on the
Business Office and Plant
Sunset highway. This new rock
On Canyon Road at Short St.
will be heat-treated for a volume
Beaverton
weight of 40 pounds per cubic foot,
as against 60 pounds for pumice.
It will give double strength and
better insulation.
The building walls are poured
Into pre-determined sections, lay­
ing flat and heavily re-enforced.
A crane handles the sections which
are placed i position against steel
A six-ring “ «search circus” feat­ plates. Interlocking steel plates
uring scores of agronomy develop­ secure the corners and each sec-,
ments from better sub clover to t 'un is bo' ,ed ' n*° place,
improved weed killers was viewed
At present the pouring activities
here by more than 300 farmer vis- are taking place next to the oil
itors at the annual field day o f , company, alongside Nicholsoon’s
p“ clfic, the germ of republicanism j ™lle* sou‘ h
St. Anthony’s to the farm crops and related de- scrap-iroon yard,
or self-government, whose limits Bend toad, then turn right and
partments.
j Mr. Andersoon, wholives in Bea- ■
may be bounded by the Frozen ! proceed 34 miles to Eisner’s park.
Notable this year was the large I verton, reveals he is working on
ocean on the north, and Cape St.
The
welcome mat is being percentage of young farmers among plans for 12 duplex houses of five
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Luca or CaPe Horn on tbe 9,outh: brushed up and everything is in the visitors. In addition to several rooms each. The completed quar-
» " d "»»V. disPute » » other f° r™ readiness for one of those long-¡groups of Smith-Hughes "future ters will have two bedrooms each
° f government except that of the I remembered occasions when peo- j farmers” there were many war and will be located at 10th and
»«verelgn people regardless of the pie of nearby communities get | veterans now operating farms who Watson,
boundary question, & c. M.M.M. together and become real neigh- came to see what new and prom-1 Five different commercial build-
bors in fact as well as by geo- ising crops and methods are be- ings are also in the planning
ing developed on the station.
' stage, with work soon to be start-
L‘*e O u r K a n t Attn
Y o u r s e lf !
W A T ER
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Remember Your "Dad"
on Father's Day
HE W ILL BE PLEASED WITH —
COM
REMINGTON - SCHICK - PACKARD or SUNBEAM
PARC these typical prices with w oat you may now be paying.
SHAVEMASTER
Again we invite you to compare Safeway prices— not just those listed here, but all Safeway prices
$15 to $23 50
—for Safeway guarantees you the bottom prices always. When spending that part o f the family
PARKER "51" PEN and PENCIL SET
paycheck which buys food, spend it where you can buy the most meals per food dollar— at Safeway.
$15 to $25
J 9 C
Fancy Pea*
Sugar Bella
PEN O N LY — $12 50 to $15
HELP MAKE
Starr-cut
THAT "EVERYDAY
SHAVE" A PLEASURE
23 *
Green Beans
No. 2 can
29 *
Tomato Juice
Libby brand
14 *
Co-Va-Co.
TALCU M POWDERS
LOTIONS and
COLOGNE
sa f e r n y g u a r a n tied m e a t s
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4-ot. can
1 <f*
Vienna Sausage
Libby brand
4-oz. can
Crackers
53 *
Chopped Ham
Cudahy-Puritan. 12-0». can
Lunch Meats
Pram or Spam 12-ot can
J
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49 «
19 c
15 c
39 c
46-ox.
Can
T a rte
TeU*
Francis Drake
m
Your money beck if any cut ever fails to please you
Can
47-oz. can
Pimientos
SH AVIN G CREAM S
M?
Whole— Unpeeled
Fruit Betkef Brand
Gardenside No 2'/j can
IT 'S S K I N T O N E D I
Save Money On Thete Feature * -----
Apricots
Tomato Juice
] 5 *
Spinach
» 1.00
.
No 2 can
SIRLOIN
Beef Steaks
Sf«CÍ.I P rie !
79*
46-0».
Can
Brand
2-lb.
Box
Tasty Maid
SODAS
SKINNED
Smoked Hams
Holt or
Wfctftt
u
59 c
We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. No Sales to Dealers.
BACON
Rinso Soap
Ivory Snow
Granulated
Fur ¿ilk. woolen*, etc
FOR HIS GREATER
Enjoy a »mooth cool face
by using
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V
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INVISIBLE
TALC
FOR MI N
SMOKING P L E A S U R E -
pkg.
CIGARS
Lima Beans
CIG ARETTES
Pork & Beans
Kmgwood
Beaverton Pharmacy
Fairchild
124-oz
No 2»
£ ,S2 4
navion
Riv<.ro ctvckm
1 6-ox
Shrimp Smoll
Am,n-
George 0
30
15*
cor 20*
Beef G ra v y F £ £ ° tAar rtCttn 15*
PIPES
TOBACCO
>0*4 « *• UftJL
23-oz
R W allace Boyd
$-01 COO
fted Salmon ^
SardinesVo( VH*
coo 15*
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45*
49*
' C0P 25*
pkg
30
Dog Food
P L A Y F A IR
15-oz
^
3 for
for 2 9
cans
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on B road * ay in Bravrrtoti
SAVI!
u. 55*
U 57*
u 59*
Skinless Wieners
Fresh Bologna
Sliced Boiled Ham
u*1JS
Crab M e a t Cooked
Lb$l.25
Fresh SmeltCo,umt o Riv,r u 29*
Halibut Steaks
L* 48*
Pork liver
u. 45*
Fryers E
3 1
il oa pk : «# I
u 79*
SOMMER VEGETABLE TREATS
Camay Toilet Soap
9c
The season’s finest awaits your selection at Safeway.
Lifebuoy S; -p
7c
Co/ovo Avocados
lb.43c
Ivory Soap p*rtoo° ' bo'
7c
Arizona Grapefruit
Lemons fot r'*rt+‘n*
lb. 8c
Sunbrite Cleanser
Swan See?
Cucumbers
Dry Onions "***w
ox
Ripe Tomatoes 0onkr'
lb. 19c
lb.9ic
lb. 29c
Sweetheart Soap
3 25c
Sierra Pine Soap 3 •»" 25c
7c
a -p lc n ty !
• I R V I THEM OFTEN
Pure Pork Sausage
53c
9c
^
2 311
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scerattd
Rtody for the Pan
9c
A ll prices in this ad are effective through Saturday, June 19
PH O NE
Fresh Ground Beef
Lux Toilet Soap
./
S hopping
Leaves no soap film
u . 53c
Supurb Soap <>onu.«t.d2V i 28c
Trend Sudser
31* 2/32*
Ivory Flakes
15-ox pkg 30c
20 4-01 3QC
Duz Soap Grooulottd
pfcg
12 4-ox pkg 30c
Lux Flakes
48-ox
66c » - 28c
Par Soap
pkO
WoOdwXHtl
Spic & Span
16-01 25*
“ 77i<* Prescription S to re "
“ In the Heart
o f the
Flavorful-Lean
Dreft Suds
Smoked Picnics
t
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I National White
P O T A T O
S A L E
|b. 9 7c
Valencia Oranges
7-lb. bag 65c
Green Cabbage So“d h#o*
|b. 8c
Crispy Celery Poko:
lb. 10c
REMEMBER FATHER'S DAY—JUNE 20
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Por Lb.
5 C
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