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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1948)
BIO FAM ILY R EU N IO N A fam ily reunion w as held Sun day. Ju ly 18 at K enniw orth Park by descendenta of the Stalder fa m ily w ith around 150 present. IXX)KING OUT SM ITH FAMILY D uane K in gsley is on look out D escen d en ts of Joseph and Mar duty for the F orest Service at garet Sm ith held their annual ' FARM OTHER SMALL W est Zigzag for the sum m er. LARGE fam ily reunion July 18, at Cres- OWNERS OWNERS OWNERS W EE K AT B A R V IEW ton park w ith ap proxim ately 140 PUBLIC A ttending from Cedar Am ong a group of young peo present. Of Mrs. Louis ple from Sun nyside M ethodist Mill w ere Mr. and 0 church, w ho are spending a w eek S tark and grandson Carl Stark. a d istance at B arview is the L. S. Upping- T hose com in g from included Mrs. Bernice Johnson house fam ily. and fam ily of A storia; Mr. and CAM I* O V ER N IG H T B oy S couts of Troop 207 were Mrs. W. O. D ix o f Heppner; Mrs. accom panied by Jack M itchler G ladys D ix H all and fam ily of and Lionel K in gsley on an over C ottage Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. night cam ping trip to a spot R obinson of Seaside; and Jacq u e along the C lackam as R iver S at line E k w ald of N ew York. W E IN E R ROAST urday. T h « im p o r t a n c e of Cub S couts enjoyed a w einer ON PUGET ISLA N D f a r m f o r e s t r y in Last w eek end w as spent by roast and pack m eetin g Saturday on the Am erica is stressed by Mr. and Mrs. R obert D avis and even in g in the w oods the fact that farmers son B illy at P u get Island togeth K in gsley property. On A ugust 21 ow n th e g r e a t e s t er w ith M iss E lizab eth Jon es and a picnic is planned on the school single share of com Terry Jon es of C alifornia and grounds. Mr. and Mrs. Jon es of C orvallis. A L B A N Y A ND E U G E N E mercial woodlands. A Mr. and Mrs. E lm o R ussell of i - H club fo r e s tr y proj N E A R FLO R E N C E ect, symbolised by the T he H. A. W ards are vacation San Jose, Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. R u ssell of Salem were | young man planting ing this w eek at th e beach near J. O. g u ests of the R. N. T orbets l a s t ' Florence. a seedling, offers w eek. They, together w ith the A LASK AN V ISITO R S awards to spu r inter Mrs. P auline W h itak er and her Torbets attended the Torbet fa m est in farm forestry daughter Mary, of A lask a, are ily reunion at A lbany, Sunday, spending som e tim e a s g u ests of July 18. Saturday evening w as “Good forest practices on the na The stake of farm boys and girls the Guy B. G aines of C edar Mill spent by the group at E ugene in the woodlands of this state, and tion’s farms are of major impor v isitin g Mr. and Mrs. D ave Tor- and Mrs. Severn F erch e o f St. of America as a whole, is empha tance," declares Col William B . H elens. On a tw o m on th s vacation b e t sized by new national and state Greeley, chairman of the Ameri awards for a 4-H club project in can Forest Products Industries. they have been v isitin g relatives CLUB PICNIC A large attend ance enjoyed the forestry, which include medals for “ Farmers own a greater share of at O klahom a City. C om m unity Club picnic Sunday state winners, and scholarships and the nation’s woodlands than any K N R O U TE SA N FRANCISCO other group. With our uses for trips for regional winners. at Sellw ood Park. Mr. and Mrs. Jim R ice and Four-H club members in this wood increasing almost daily, we One m inor a ccid en t resulted must see to it that our harvests of fam ily stopped enroute to San w hen D elbert Pearson, 5 year old j community, interested in forestry, trees are sufficient to meet the are eligible to compete for these F ran cisco la st w eek to v isit his son o f Mr. and Mrs. A. R. P ear needs of our growing population. awards which include: parents, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Reed. son w as h it on h is head by a A gold medal for the state This means markets for wood, and this means greater and permanent baseball bat during a softb all winner. One of four regional $200 cash opportunities for farmers who gam e. T reated at P ortland Gen manage their woodlands for con scholarships. H osp ital, three stitch es were YES, YES. I HEARD YOU’ eral One of four trips to the next tinuing forest crops." needed to repair the wound. National s ur ve ys show t hat 4-H club congress in Chi N U PT IA L S IN AUGUST farmers own 30 per cent of the cago. Mr. and Mrs. N. T. S tev en s a n The four areas in which regional nation’s 460 million acres of com nounce the en gagem en t o f their awards are being made are the mercial forest lend. Other owners West, South, Central states and of small tracts own 27 per cent. daughter, H elen F ran ces Steven* Medium and large owners have Northeast. to Josep h H enry Thom as, son of The sponsor for these awards is about 18 per cent of the total, and Mr. and Mrs. H enry A. Thom as the American Forest Products In the public owns about 25 per cent. of B eaverton . The w edding w ill dustries, a national association of Information about the 4-H club tak e place in late August. lumber, pulp and paper, plywood forestry project may be obtained CALGARY, A LB ER TA and other forest industries. from your county extension agent. Mr. and Mrs. J. C am pbell B el ton and daughter N an cy of Cal gary, Alberta, Canada, sp en t the K E B E K A H N E E D L E S IN OLD M EXICO last few days w ith the fo rm er 's! The B eaverton R ebekah N eedle M iss M arjorie R ingham is at sister, Mrs. N elson T. S tev en s and and Social Club w ill m eet F riday hom e a fter spending som e tim e A ugust 6 at the hom e of F aye touring old M exico on her vaca I know that you can get Mr. S tev en s of Cedar M ill. V ISIT O R L E C TU R E S Saunders near H illsboro for pot tion. better quality food at lower R ecen t g u ests o f th e T. C. luck lunch at noon. All R ebekahs VICTORIA, B. C. cost ot the G allaghers w ere Mr. and Mrs. aro invited. Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon of W ayn e H ackndy and daughter* j Huber sp en t the week end in WEST SLOPE GROCERY B etsy, lrien d s from San F ran AT C A NN O N BEACH Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Maly and I V ictoria, B. C. cisco. Mr. H ackney, a p hysicist & MARKET sp en t the w eek g iv in g a series fam ily and Mr. Hurd, fath er or M ETH O DIST R ET R E A T 9005 S. W. Canyon Road of lectu res a t the O regon M edical Mrs. Maly sp en t last w eek at Can A good crow d attended the 4th non Beach. BE 0733 BR 9998 School on X -R ay Therapy. an nu al all M ethodist Church R e C A LLED TO K A N SA S AT C E D A R MILL treat on Sunday after church and Fred D. E m ry w a s called to M argaret M cAllen of S ea ttle is Sunday School. H u tchison. K ansas, la st w eek, up v isitin g at the hom e of her par A t th e R om ig Seven Acres a on the death of h is father. ents, W illiam M cAllen at Cedar pot luck dinner w as served a f Mill. ter w hich all gathered around a cam p fire for fun and fellow W IT H D A U G H TE R ship. Mrs. D. A. Shearer on F a rm T he children san g a number of ington Road, w ho has been quite th eir Sunday School songs. Ice ill is at her d augh ter’s Mrs. Ed cream and w ater m elon were IOOF A N N U A L PICNIC M etier at F orest Grove. served. T he W ash ington C ounty Odd j Fellow's w ill hold th eir annual | C A LIFO R N IA JU N K E T . * D IN E AT SIX O’CLOCK picnic at E isner P a rk sou th of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. W alker are RADIO REPAIRS Mr. and Mrs. W alter Cavaness S ch olls on Sunday, A ugust 8. enjoying their vacation v isitin g in en tertain ed on T hursday evening E X P E R T R A DIO ISTS C offee and ice cream w ill be southern Oregon and northern at a six o'clock dinner In their 211 S.W. 1st, Just o ff W atson served by the lodges. G am es for C alifornia. garden. • W edding» Recorded in Your all a g es .sw im m ing, en tertain m en t T he follow ing g u ests were pres Church. B eaverton 4M2 galore. Com e and bring your fa m FOR to Y E A R S W hile v isitin g her brother, J. M. ent: Mr. and Mrs. L. L. W alker, ily. P itm an, on H uber A venue, last of C anyon Road.and Mr. and Mrs. Thursday, Mrs. M yrta M yers of J en e H ilby o f Jen n in gs Lodge. SPECIALIZING IN GARDEN R oseburg, also renew ed acquain S P R A IN E D K N E E tance o f a good friend Mrs. J. J. SUPPLIES Mrs. A lice H andley had the m is Van Kleek, at K inton, w hom she fortune to fall and sprain her has know n for 50 years. Wellman Seed & Equipment Co. knee. She ha* been confined to Mrs. Van K leek, several years her bed the past week. BE 3807 9060 S. W. Canyon Rood ago, broke her hip in a fall and G E R I LOU LUTZ has been invalided since. G reat is the rejoicing. In the h om e of Mr .and Mrs. I. W. Lutz, 293 N. E. Murray avenue, at the arrival, v ia W ilcox M em orial hos pital, o f Gerl Ixau, a charm ing 7 pound, 14 ounce baby daughter, on Ju ly 21. The young lady Is the third In the fam ily, w ith tw o sis We Manufacture All Sausage ters, aged 10 and 12, to help watch over her. Products in Our Own Kitchen H anding out cigars and telling the good news, Mr. Lutz had his m ind far removed, for one day, from his business of distributing dried fruits. Yearlings 8 to 9 months The m other and baby are report ed doing well. CEDAR MILL NEWS New 4-H Club Awards Stress Farm Forestry 307 « BEAVERTON NEWS DO A N N ’S Seven Girls From Beaverton Attend Camp Adahi A ttending the ''P irates A lley” session of the C am pfire Girls Camp Adahi, near G ales Creek, are seven girls from B eaverton, D orothy Cobb, Joan E astham , Sunny Sanborn, S ylvia Kain, Mar ilyn Martin, P h yllis Mead and P a t ricia Huddleston. The sum m er cam p is located on the R obert W arrens’ bulb farm in a wooded section w hich provides ideal recreation. Six cabins, nam ed Cedar, Maple, Alder, Hazel, Fir P in e and W it's End are provided for living space. A senior or junior cou n selor is assign ed to each cabin, in w hich there are eight built in bunks, no w indow s and a D utch door. All are situ ated in secluded spots. ‘‘M agic Land of Oa” sessio n for the Blue Birds, concluded last w eek. The y ou n gsters in this group built a play theater and ar ranged a d ecorative base for the flag pole. T w elve learned to sw im and all the girls show ed im prove m ent by w ater training. H onors aw arded to the girl who can id en tify every girl in cam p by nam e w ent to V eleta V anderzanden, V elm a H aley, Jean M illet and Mary C asey. Session honors and first aid aw ards w ent to all the w eek ’s cam pers. Joan Miner, d ram atics co u n se lor and a grad u ate o f P u get Sound college, directed tw o play». "Aladdin and H is W onderful L am p” and " R u m p elstilsk in ,” in w hich the girls not only played all parts but designed co stu m es and settin g s as well. To Learn Quality Check Weight of Filling in Pillow BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE Friday, July 30, 1948 low w ill w eigh about three and one-half pounds; a high grade goose fea th er pillow will weigh approxim ately tw o and one-half pounds. D ow n filled pillows will w eigh about one and three-quar ters pounds, Mrs. Carter states. j D ow n is used in the highest q uality pillow s. Goose feathers rank h ig h est am ong feather pil low fillings. T he d ifferen ce be tw een w h ite and gray goose fea thers is m erely a m atter of sup ply and dem and. W hite feathers are m ore scarce, hence higher in price. Mrs. C arter says w eight alone w ill n ot su ffice in determ ining pillow quality. Before m aking a purchase, test the pillow for full ness by sh a k in g down the filling r I S 'GOOD TO THE LAST BITE’-- { S THAT'S WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT OUR WAFFLES! ’ Crispy, Cream Waffles ¡| Made From Our Favorite ^ Recipe with Plenty ^ Of Buffer and Syrup FOUNTAIN Ground Ham and V eal, lb. lb. lb. lb lb 69c 79c 69c 79c 69c U. S. Grade A Sides lb. 51c Hind Quarters lb. 55c Front Quarters lb. 49c ( Custom C uring ) ..... ................. lb- 58c; 2 lbs. $ 1 .1 9 Butter, Swift's, Brookfield, gr. A lb. 91c Eggs, grade A lge fresh doz. 70c W einers, Do Ann's lb. 48c; 2 lbs. 95c All Sausage Product« at W holesale or Below •MOTOR TO MA I N E Mr. and Mrs. E. G. P erk in s have returned to their hom e after a six w eeks motor trip to Maine, stopp in g on the w ay at N iagara F alls. They were the g u ests of relatives and friends w ho gave them a surprise party Just before they returned. W hile In Maine th ey made a trip to Quebec and to Boston T h ey returned home by the of I,ake Cham plain, O ntario and the Black H ills QUALITY PRINTING CLOSED SUNDAYS TEM PO RARILY Do A n n 's Sausage Kitchen “F R E S H FROM OUR K IT C H EN TO TO URS 2 .7 M iles W est oa Farm ington Road from Beaverton Bank T H R E E T E N T H S O F MILE W EST OF H U B E R Open Dally 8 to 7 — SA T U R D A Y S X TO 8 Fleas« Mention This Ad AVENUE Phone Beaverton 4034 Pioneer Publishing Co, WE RE FAMOUS FOR THEM» • Delicious, Juicy Barbecues Full of Choice, Savory Meat I Serving Breakfast Daily From 6;30 A. M. Tillman's TIP TOP ! - 8 t* t« m » n ti B c sm n w E c rc lo o * * Cattle* forms o f . C ard a ! News of Interest to Home Owners and Builders Wc will be equipped to give complete service and installation on all types of plumbing, beginning Monday, August 2nd This department will operate as the Beaverton Hardware & Plumbing Co. Under the direction of FRANK ZIMBRICH, lonq-timc Beaverton resident and plumber. ECONOMICAL OPERATION — TOP WORKMANSHIP QUALITY MATERIALS, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Beaverton Hardware 1131 Ed Zumwalt BEAVERTON Telephone 3921 F o rm a all ttpm raotna a* •» •n o n 59 Watson Street AT w a te r (M l Ì ! 2_______________________________________________ 2 Morble Cook L * tt* r h t* d a ! Hand-Dipped Ice Cream Sundaes Fountain Drinks N o R e ta ile r S a v e Up to20°/o B u y D irect ! LOCKER BEEF ^ SERVICE u. S. Grade A & A A Beef Govt. Stamped! Pot Roast, blade cut, Sirloin Steak Rib Steak Pork Chop, center cut Pork Steak 5 ------------------------------------ jl i F ew w om en bargain hunters buy their household pillow s by the pound apparently, but there would be profit in it if m ore did. If the w eight of the pillow Is not printed on an accom pan ying label, w eigh the pillow before buying, su g g ests Mrs. M yrtle Car ter, O. S. C. exten sion sp ecialist in cloth in g and tex tiles. The stan dard size pillow, m easu rin g 21 by 27 inches, w ill vary In w eig h t ac cording to the grade of filling. Killed w ith chicken feathers, a pil- If three or four in ch es o f cover are em pty after shaking, the fill ing is short. Odor is another particularly unattractive quality in som e pil lows. Shake and pat the pillow w atching for dust particles. Check for stiff quills and m atted fea thers. Good pillow s have buoyancy, Mrs. C arter adds. A s a test, she su ggests a pillow be held in the palm of the hand. Good ones stay plump and hold their stiape. S agging Indicates in su fficien t fill ing. R esiliency is tested by pressin g down in the m iddle o f the pillow. The m ore quickly It rebounds, the better the grade of fillin g used. Mrs. C arter states. THE MARSHALL-WELLS STORE We Give S & H Green Stamps
