The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, August 13, 1948, Image 5

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    West Slope
CEDAR MILL
• WANT ADS •
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE Friday, August 13, 1948
S l'N D A
V GUESTS
SUND
AY
Sunday
guests
of the
Louis C IRC U LATIN G oil heater.. 55,000
DAY SCHOOL O PEN IMG
BTU Coleman, used 6 mo. with
Gabel Country day school will Starks were Mr and Mrs. Robert
MISCELLANEOUS items for sale; EX PE R IE N C E D reliable girl da-
pipe. 4 bbls., $120 Innerspring
open on Monday, September 13. Walters of Los Angeles. Albert
sires baby sitting days or nights.
Child's high chair, girls clothing
mattress and springs 761 SW
The school has been a bee-hive Bullier and Mr .and Mrs. Norman
sizes 5 to 8; toys, doll house,
35 cents per hour. Phone Beav­
Evans
of
Portland
Mrs.
Walters,
Erickson,
Beaverton
Ph;
244»
29p
of activity this summer with the
buggy, high chair and Irish Mail
erton 4950.
29p
work of several improvements, in­ (formerly Evelyn Bullier) is a
Racer. Phone CHerry 4682. 2Jp
FOR BALE—Two 4X8 garage doors
sister
to
Albert
Bullier.
FOR R E N T — One housekeeping
cluding the addition of a new
with hardware $10. Phone Bea­
M A R R IE D MAN with sale-, exper­
room suitable for single man One
girls’ lavatory and a remodeling B IR T H D A Y SURPRISE
verton
4487.
29p
A surprise birthday party hon­
ience wants job Sundays and eve­
furnished bed room with kitchen
of the nursery school apartment.
nings. Knowledge of bookkeeping
privileges.
Both clean.
Mrs.
The complete staff w ill be an­ ored Elvin Haskell . Ins birthday 2 YOUNG CISC AN singers $10. ea
July 31 in the evening.
Joint
Dora Hanners, Rt. 1, Box 344. Ac­
nounced later.
2 miles west of Beaverton on J and ex erienced gas station at­
tendant. Phone Beaverton 4950.
ross from Avalon Park, Hiway
Gabel has a few openings avail hostesses were Mrs Calvin Katter-
Farmington R d , Phone Beaver­
29p
99W, Tigard.
29p
ton 4425.
29p
able for registrations in the pre­ man and Mrs. Elvin Haskell with
school and elementary department, around 35 guests present. Much
although several classes are closed. fun prevailed when the guest of 6-ft. COLDSPOT refrigerator $125.
Rt. 1, Box 51, Aloha. Union Ave.
honor served the cake and Calvin
L IB R A K IA N VISITS
8th house N. of Hiway.
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Katterman j>oured .
Wanda Brockman of Seattle is HOME FROM V A( ATION
FOR SALE—Range, wood or coal,
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parmer
coils, stove pipe. Fair condition.
Claude J. Brockman, of McChes- and daughter, Joyce returned Sat­
Price $10. J F. Meehan, third
ney road for the month of August. urday from a vacation through
house north of postoffice. Metz­
Miss Brockman, who is a librar­ southern Oregon, northern Cali­
ger, Oregon.
29
ian in the Seattle public library, fornia and ending with a few days
is spending this weekend at the at Long Beach, Wn.
LA R G E SIZE Mohair davenport, j
Oregon beaches.
chair and ottoman, fine condition i
AT TH E BEACH
HOUSE GUESTS
$100. B Miller, 1065 SW Erickson |
Mrs. W ilfred Fraser and daugh­
SHORTY COATS
LADIES SUITS
Ave., Beaverton.
39p
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Batt (Jane ter Kathryn spent last week at
880 to select from . . gab­
Butterfield) of Caldwell, Idaho, the beach.
5 LOTS FOR SALE, five minute
Values to $29.95
ardines, coverts, twills, wor­
spent last weekend as guests of VACATIO N PO INTS
walk Beaverton High School,
steds, crepes, 100% . . . .
Yachats
beaches
were
vacation
Dr. and Mrs. George H. Butter­
100% wool . . . several colors
Phone 2447.
29p I
black, blues, greys, other
field.
points for Mrs. George Burke last
colors.
Values to $30.00, all
,
.
.
all
good
styles
On Sunday the Butterfields were week.
N EW hospital bed to rent. Excel­
good styles, sizes 10 to 20.
hosts at a family picnic with Mr. NEW O W NERS
lent operating condition. Beav­
Mr .and Mrs. Clarence Spady
and Mrs. George H. Butterfield.
erton 2447.
29P
Jr.. Mr .and Mrs. Macy Hyde and have purchased the former Barnes
GOOD BICYCLE for sale «33.00
Charles Brovan of San Francisco property.
SHORTY TOPPERS
Rubber in good condition. 418
COVERT COATS
HONOR FLO R ID A N
as guests.
300 In whites, blues, greys,
Beaverdam
Rd.,
or
Phone
Beav­
A luncheon honoring Mrs. Anna
100', wool in pinks, greens,
WELCOME 3RD D AUG H TER
greens, reds, blaeks. Values
erton 4341.
29p
blues, greys. In a group with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lilies of Barnes of Pensacola, Fla., was
to $39.95 . . , 100 ", wool . .
%230 other coats, sizes 10 to 18
Newton Place in Raleigh
Hills held Thursday at the home of Mrs. K E L V IN ATO R R E F R IG ER ATO R,
terrific values!
9X12 rug and pad. Large gas cir­
have added a third daughter to John Walters near Reedville. At­
culating heater. Route 2, Box
their family, little Jane Lilies tending were Mrs. Sam Walters,
1019, Beaverton, Canyon Roml i
who was born at Emanuel hos­ Mrs. Rose Sheldon, Mrs. Maggie
near St. Mary's.
29p I
Sizes 38 to 44, values to $30.00.
pital on July 23 and weighed six Stark. Mrs. B. B. Reeves, Mrs.
LARGE SIZE SUITS
Frank Malcolm and Mrs. James
Gabardines, twills, coverta, wor-
pounds five ounces.
A L F A L F A and grass hay $30. ton j
k j » w , <f 4 JL Q C slists, hard crepes, 100% wool.
Amaryllis and Penny Jr., Lilies Walters.
$1.25 per bale. Excellent oats and
' " ”
m I
\ swell buy at this low price.
returned Monday night from a two E IG H T F A M IL Y P A R T Y
vetch $35 per ton, $1.75 per bale.
A party Friday night, July 30,
weeks’ stay at the Girl Scout camp
Timothy and Cheat hay $25 ton, |
honored the
birthday
of Mrs.
BUY UPSTAIRS AND SAVE$$$
in Washington.
$1.10 per bale. 1 Mile N Cedar
Wayne
Gustafson.
Eight
families
R E TU R N FROM PENN.
OPEN
ALL
DAY
SATURDAY Use Our Lay-Aw ay Plan
Mill on Bailsman Rd., H. Burton,
of neighbors were represented to
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wetterborg
Route
5,
Portland.
31p
T A K E ELEVATOR
are driving home from Wilkes present the guest of honor with
a
set
of
oil
paints.
TO liTII FLOOR
G
E
N
E
R
A
L
ELE
C
TR
IC
washing
Barre, Penn., where they have
N E W M AN AG EM ENT
machine, wringer attached $60. i
been visiting Mrs. W etterborgs
R O Y A L BLDG.
The Cornell grocery is now un­
Phone Tigard 2014.
29 .
parents.
BE 3756
der new management with Mr. and
The Wetterborgs and Mr. and
W A N T E D TO R E N T
Retired
Mrs. Robert W ait drove as far as Mrs. Johnson as proprietors.
602 Royal Bldg , Bet Bdwy. & Park, 716 S. W. Morrison
businessman desires small apart­
St. Louis by way of Salt Lake HOME EC HOSTESS
(Over Knight's Shoe Store)
ment or housekeeping room fur­
Hostess for Leedy grange home
City and Denver. The Waits are
nished or unfurnished. Prefer­
economics
club
Wednesday'
after­
visiting their parents in St. Louis
ably on Beaverton-Glencullen bus
and will make their return trip noon was Mrs. Frank Laukat at
line. Phone BEacon 4225.
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her
home
on
Barnes
road.
with the Wetterborgs.
An
honored
guest
was
Mrs.
Pearl
Both young couples live at Adair,
O I L B U R N E R with control I -ike
Van Dolman, county home econo­
village and are students at Ore­
new $75. Phone Aloha 6584.
29
gon State college. They left on mics chairman from Washington
N E W General Electric motor, 2HP
their trip July 24 and will be back grange. Eleven women attended.
L IK E BAD DREAM
$120. Phone Aloha 6584.
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in Portland on August 21.
Minor injuries were received by
IN C A L IF O R N IA SUN
Forest Gill last week when he FOUR L A Y IN G New Hampshire
Mr .and Mrs. C. A. Walters of
hens and feeder for sale. Phone
apparently went to sleep at the
Brentwood avenue returned Mon­ wheel of his car last week result­
Tigard 2278.
29p
day from a ten day trip to Los
ing in a crash into a telephone
Angeles. They drove to San Fran­
pole on a Portland street.
cisco on the way down and spent
E X TE N S IV E STATE T R IP
time there. In Los Angeles they
The Arthur Pearson family re­
enjoyed the beach at Santa Mon-
ports varied climatic and geo­
ica
and picked
up
enviable
graphies conditions of interest on
N K A K BALD P E A K
“ tans." Martha Waiters returned
their vacation through southern
J. M. Putman on Huber avenue
Wednesday from a two weeks’
Oregon and California.
and his sister who has been with
camping trip to Spirit Lake, Wn„
Among interesting points visited
him since July 1, Mrs. Myrta My­
at the Portland senior Girl Scout
were
the MacKenzie pass, Crater
camp.
ers of Roseberg, Ore., spent Sun­
lake, Oregon Caves, Sacramento, day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
•
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H A IR S T YLIS T
San Jose, San Francisco and the Tatman near Bald Peak. They
Helen Draper, Beaverton, who
Oregon Coast highway.
also went up far enough to take
formerly worked at the Shangri-j
TO SAN DIEGO
in the beautiful view of surround­
La Beauty Salon in Portland, is
Mrs. Calvin
Katterman
and ing country. They also visited an­
a new hair stylist at the Canyon
daughter Harlene are San Diego other friend, Mrs. Lena Myers.
Beauty Studio ,in West Slope.
guests of Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mrs. Myrta Myers had not seen
SUNDAY' SCHOOL PICNIC
form erly Delores Katterman. Mr.
The Valley Community church, i and Mrs. Johnson are parents of the Tatmans for 47 years so they
7900 S. W. Brentwood ave., will I a daughter, Carol Ann, horn July had a wonderful time talking over
their school days together. They
hold its annual Sunday school pic­ 29.
also had a delicious dinner.
nic on the grounds at Gabel school1 N EW HOUSE
next Saturday from 3:30 to 8 30.
Preparations are being made for
Members and friends are cordially construction of a house by the
invited.
W. L. Hempys on their property
Potluck dinner at 6:00. Races fronting on Cornell road.
All old-time fiddlers should start
and games with prizes for the win­ M ISCELLANEOUS SHOW ER
sharpening up their talents, with
ners. A Vesper service at 8:15 j
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stark, Mr. announcement from Salem that
will close the day.
and Mrs. Carl Stark and Mr. and Disabled American Veterans there
Howard M. Foster, superintend­ Mrs. John Muir were among 40
are sponsoring
the Northwest
ent of the Sunday school, will be guests attending a miscellaneous
Fiddlers’ Championship
contest
in charge.
bridal shower Saturday evening October 28 and 29.
at the John Painter home at Syl­
Whether of the tobacco-chewing
van. Guest of honor was Miss or foot-thumping variety, or both,
Joan Percy, granddaughter of the all old-time-style players who can
Louis Starks, who plans her mar­ saw a lively tune out of a violin
riage for late August.
are invited to participate. Finals,
E X E C U TIV E BOARD
of course, are on the second night.
Members of the executive board
Featured on the program will be
for the Cedar Mill Community a quadrille and old-time waltz con­
club met Thursday evening at the test, under the outstanding show
R. N, Torbet home to take care chairmanship of Mrs. Ollie Grove,
of necessary business.
Grants Pass, who Is becoming In­
creasingly well-known
for
her
work.
Judges will be chosen from out­
side Salem and good prizes as well
100% PURE HOUSE PAINT
as a real good time Is the promise.
Proceeds wil Igo toward the Dis­
• Work Guaranteed
abled Vet's Living Memorial build­
• Top M aterials Used
ing, now under construction.
WEDDINGS and FUNERALS
Any Interested viol oops' fiddlers
•
Economical
Operation
Regular price $ ^ .75
our Specialty
desiring further information are
asked to write Verne L. Ostrander,
per gal.
BEAVERTON HARDWARE
chairman, at Salem.
ATw ater 1089
• WANT ADS •
arrot
J H O I S
t o
« Wsot s
ANO
GIRLS
THEY'RE
PRE-TESTED
for . . .
PÀRTY-
PL A Y-
o r
BACK
TO - SCHOOL
Weor PRE TESTED
POLL
PARROTS
(Above Style
No. 9604)
(At Right)
Style No. 8133
• WANT ADS •
MEASUREABLE
MARKDOWNS!
IN AUGUST CLEARANCE
SUITS •
COATS
•
TOPPERS
Now $9.95
Now $19.95
Now $14.95
Now $19.95
SINGER DRESS CO.
STAR
BRAND
SHOES
WEIBY'S
Shoe Repairing
VAN
HEUSEN
SHIRTS
Phone Beaverton 4597
SAVE 25%
SAVE 25
SAVE 25 %
on Your F OOD Bills!
BEAVERTON
NEWS
We Sell You AA Grade Meat and
Frozen Vegetables at
WHOLESALE!
WEST SLOPE FOOD BANK
West Slope
Phone BR. 4251
FANCY EASTERN OREGON
CO RN ....
6 for 35c
LOCAL
RADISHES . . per bu 5c
CU T FLOWERS
GLADIOLUS . doz. $1
ASTERS bu. 25c - 50c
!
POTTED FERNS
75c to s2.
M iller's
FOR
RETTER forms
Fiddle Contest
PAIN T
A "RED HOT" SPECIAL FOR
Thursday, Friday, Saturday --ONLY
^ a b c n
PLUMBING
6802 S. W. Canyon Road
•
Frank Zimbrick
Ph; 3921
•
The average American consumes
187.4 quarts of milk in a year.
NEWEST
RELEASES
RECORDS
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CLASSICAL
POPULAR
CHILDREN
•
WEST SLOPE
Kingsley - Beaverton
RECORD & GIFT SHOP
West Slope
BE. 7748
LUMBER CO.
3 S. W. Farmington Road
OUTSIDE WHITE
& PLUMBING CO.
No. 1 OAK FLOORING
short lengths
$200. M
•
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PABC0
Beaverton
Phone 3201
OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS
•
SPECIAL
3 DAYS ONLY
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W. I. M c C R E A D T
L U M B E R CO.
Old Canyon Road
BEAVERTON
Phone 3821