BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
F ndoy, Jonuory U
1949
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youth.
Mrs. Blethen.
Basil Tone, all of Tillamook were
OLD T K O IR L E K E C l'R S
ON W E E K END
week end guests at the home of
Mr. Joe Sawyer of near Whit-
Mr. and Mrs. Delvin Jenck and Mrs. K. Schlaht.
Anderson -Tooze Bible Night School FUTURE EDUCATIONAL MEANS
The
Cedar Mill
Community
I Mi K A Y -W H IT F O R D ) —■ Me*
WI1ISTLKK.S ELECT
Weeding Held at Church announce« that it haa Kay P. T. A. will hold the Jan- The McKay "Whietlera“
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S li if' 'ty
met at cles of his legs.
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begun an Evening School for Bl- uary meeting on Friday, January' 'he echool on Wednesday January stems
he was engaged
many
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ble Training
on Tuesday even- nth at 8:00 p.m. The aubject of '*h
at which time David Jenkina which
ings from 7:30 to 9:15 p.m. The the meeting will be “ Looking To-
elected president and Larry years ago in the east.
\ IS1T IN N EW BERG
W.M motors u .
Kar, Burt Ryd- ward Tomorrow's Education “
Booth Sergeant-at-arma
The Ed Kuhns of Olson Road
man of the Helvetia Evangelical
T h ,. w|U be -trlct|y an aduIt
The boys made trains of con-
and the Frank Kosmalskis drove
Reformed Church and Rev. Simon meetlng wlth the 8howing of the -truction cardboard.
to Newberg on Sunday, January
E l- urshe. k
of the Cedar Mill
im u n u o
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film “ Human Growth,' and a lee- HONORS ON 75th Y E A R
Church. The subjects taught are ,
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.
Tom Blosick, who makes his
v's*« the Noah Leslies
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ture on social hygiene to be given
Chapter Summary from Luke's b c tl E A
home with his cousin, Frank ^
B*KI»S
Gospel" and "Bible Exposition"
Avery,
The McKay Blue Birds held a
Kosmalski, was honored on his
from First Thessalonluns All are
A finiil rePOIt' b>' tha
7-ith birthday anniversary with soc'a* meeting on Thursday, Jan-
Cordially invited
an<* means committee, on the pro- a patty
itv at the Kosmalski home
hom e1 uary 6th. The youngsters played
games and had refreshments.
A Men's Banquet will be held ceeds of the bazaar will be read. on December 29th
Refreshments will be served
at the Church on Wednesday eve­
Among those present were his B R O TH E R ’S GUESTS
BEAVERTON, OREGON
ning,
January 19, at 6 30 p.m. in the cafeteria
nephew, Tony Leis, a grandniece.1
an<t Mrs. Teigen o f Seattle,
The men of the Church invite the F A M IL Y P A R T Y
Inez Leis, R. N., another grand- LWashington were week-end guests
men of the community to be pre-
The home
of Mr. and
Mrs. niece, Mrs. Fred Wright and hus- at Ui# home o f Mrs. Teigen's bro-
Your community mortician since 1910
sent. Following the
supper, Dr. Frank Fanno was the scene of band and
sons Leonard and ther, Ronald Payne and family.
Paul Petticord. the
President of i family party on December 27th Charles, all
of West Slope. Mrs. U ll N EE D LE CLUB
the Western School
of Evangell- in honor of the 83rd birthday of Mary Ryan. R. N. and daughter,
Mrs. Blethen's 4-H Sewing I
Phone 3411
cal Religion of Jennings Lodge, Mr. Fanno's mother, Mrs. A. R. Maureen, of Portland, Mr.
and ffroup met at the Blethen home
will be the speaker. He will die- Fanno. of Portland.
Mrs. Mike Blosick. of Portland, on Tuesday, January 4th. Work
Wm. SPEARS
W. E PEGG
cuss the subject, ‘Will there be
Mr. A. R Fanno. who has been Mrs.
Peter Zaworskl
and son on their needle cases was com­
pleted and they discussed the
a New Reformation In Italy?" I f seriously ill, was not present but Bud and Mrs. Joe Sawyer,
you can come, phone in your res- being slightly improved could be
Mr. Blosick is an old timer making of monk's cloth bags on
ervation to BEaron 8698 There left in the care of a nurse for in this area having attended the which they will weave designs.
are no charges.
original McKay School in his
Refreshments were served by /iwiwSwê)^àwàfMSwéwê
the day.
Pegg
On New Year's Eve Miss Shir­
ley Anderson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Anderson, Route
1, Box 168, Beaverton, was mar­
ried to Albert R. Toose, Jr., of
Portland, in a quiet ceremony at
Vancouver, Washington.
Attending
the young
couple
were Eddie Hacker, of Portland,
as best man and Joan Jensen,
also of Portland, as maid of
honor. f
Shirley graduated from the Bea­
verton schools and at present
is employed at the Oreyhound
Bus Depot, in Portland.
The
groom is an apprentice cook, at
Manning's Coffee Shop
They will live in Portland
IN
P IN K
AND
BLU E
Mrs. Corrine Young was sur­
prised with a pink
and blue
shower at the meeting of the
Rebekah Needle .and Social Club
Friday noon A huge stork and
pink and blue streamers were the
decorations
carried out by the
hostesses. Mrs. Hasel Maly and
Mrs. Lucitle Jones
Mrs. Vera Dashney and Mrs
Flo Ehlert will be in charge of
the Rummage Sale at the Rum­
mage Center in Portland on Fri­
day, March 18. Any one having
rummage may call either one of
this committee.
The club will have a cooked
food sale in the near future. The
next meeting will be at the home
of Mis. Florence Farlow with
Mrs. Thelma Barron aaststing hoa-
tana
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MEAT SECTIONS
Mi
5 f sic Clara Sprott Morris
passed away suddenly on Jan 9th
in Poitland Services were held at
the Pegg Chapel o.i Tuesday. Jan
11th at 2 p m. The R »v Leonard,
Johnson officiated and vault in;er
uient v a» in Crescent Grove cerne
tery
Mrs Morris was born in Tear-
on August 29. lttN She had lived
in Oiegon for the pad 22 years
and in Beavei ton for about S'
year* The home address is Rout*-
X Boa 1107 Beaverton.
She is survived by hei husband
Oscar H Morris, two sons. Lloy i
H and Roy H Morris and one
daughter. Betty Lou Morris
NOTH I
SEALED BIDS
"Sealed bids for insurance on
the Washington County nut omo
tiv# equipment for the year be
ginning February 1. 1949 will be
received by the County Court.,
and must be submitted by 10 00
AM
Wednesday
January
26
1949.
Ridden must be residents of the
County Public liahiltty snd prop­
erty damage In the amount
of
910,000 and 930.000 will be carried
on each piece of equipment Fire
and theft will he carried actual
value
The County reserves Hie right
to place the Public Liability snd
Property Damage with one bidder
and Fire and Theft with another
If such procedure appear* advis­
able.
The County Court reserves the
right to reject any and all bide.
A list of the equipment is av­
ailable at the County Court of­
fice.
H
D KERKM AN.
County Judge
Published January 14-21. 1949
Beef
RABBITS
Cut up.
Ready for
♦fie pan. LB.
75
FRESH WIENERS
or BOLOGNA
MORRELL S PRIDE
Sliced Bacon
Rapid turn-
over keep*
'em fresh LB.
Fancy, lean
P r jc
bacon
LB. m l r
CHEDDAR CHEESE
MACARONI
Chatham— Mild
Edwards Co H at
lb 47c 2-lb 93c
Folger's Coffee
, lb
49c
Nettle's Cocoa M* 0 ^. 1 .- •« ggc
Peanut Buttor
lb 37« * ih 69«
Strained Honey
*-|k t*;l 75«
Karo Syrup •»-
*-* 55«
57«
Preserve*
»,b 35«
Best Foods Mayonnaise
*"* 43c
Canned Plums
n # iv » **« 15c
Fancy Peas
***«•'
No 101 *•" 16«
Spinach
im*»*id i*T »,«*d No 2 */, c#-^ 9 c
Tomatoes
n * i V jc *»21«
Jell-Well Dessorts v*
p
‘« 13c
Baby Foods
* s*rb#r—s*
“ n 5c
Kellogg Rica Krispies ^
25c
Quaker Rolled Oats
* lk »*♦ 39«
Tomato Juice
44 •*
25«
Margarine
o**«*^
* 29«
STRATFORD CIGARETTES carton S I.00
DUZ SOAP
Graaglatad
2 0 , >Mn.
Soap
Pkg.
îir 29e
No. 2
caa
10
Med* from leleeted government in-
«pected. leen beef.
Lb.
CONTESTS CONTESTS
Lb. 49e
Cooked crabs Lb. 35c
Fresh Oysters Pitt 75«
Fillet oi Sole U . 49c
85
1” 50
Kitchen
Craft
FLOUR
tes
Lb.
SODA CRA CKERS
10-lb Sack
89e
27« w 49«
25-lb. Sack * 2 . 0 5
RITZ CRA CKERS
Mb. pkg. 32c
50-lb. Sack $3 # 9 8
’ SAFEW AY FRESH PRODUCE
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r
Sweet Potatoes
Calavo® Pre-ripened
for nourishing salad
Avocados
Dates
Save with
Bag Coffee
lb. bag ^ C c
2-
lb. bog
3-lb bag
29
Lb
49
8-ox
15
Dry Onions
Tomatoes
Yellow
Pretty os o picture!
ORTLEYS
Mediums
Mj-hed Rutabagas
are a real treat
Blemish -free
Choree ripe ores
Sk
W INESAPS
5-Lb. Bag
49
59c
Rome Beauty
8
Lb
10c
Per Lb.
10
Lb
89 Rutabagas
fj g
I-bs
for
2 Sr 29
Emperor*
Pears
1-
AIRWAY
Cellophane
Grapes
NOB HILL
Per Lb.
OC
iJ
15c
Cri*p, frt*h appio«. Nico and «woof!
l-lb bag ^ J c
hrory Saow
or Fiakos
61
Sea Foods
39c
POTATOES
IVORY SOAP
29
Grade A Medium D O Z .
73c
75c
49c
35c
HARVEST BLOSSOM FLOUR
All-purpose
10-
' “ *
Full O' Gold
4é-oi. A A (
Juice of ripe fruit can
J*\ß
Taste
Tells!
For braising or boilivq
Family flour
Porter's Elbow
Macaroni
ORANGE JUICE
TOMATO JUICE
Meet/ cut*— well brined.
Full of
healfhful
vitamins. LB.
53
LB.
Lb.
Lb.
Lb.
Nice for chicles fried iteeb
Pork Liver
J P j
Lb.
o to c
On# of H it molt tender,
meety cufl of be*f.
SIRLOIN STEAKS
ROUND STEAKS
CORNED BEEF
BEEF SHORT R I B S
Pure Ground
65
BEEF
"Waste-Free”
Each cut trimmed
Waste-Free of ex­
cess bone and fat.
You save because
you get more good
eating meat for your
money.
Grade A Large D O Z .
Grade A A
Doz.
farmer
Mrs. Bessie Morris
. >
Large
Benjamin E. Lotspeich passed
away on Jan 6th at the Donner
Rest Home. Beaverton He w » i
horn in Iowa on October 10. 1856
and had lived in Oregon for the
past 14 year.- He was a retired (
Services were held at the Pegg
Chapel on Monday, Jan 10th at
1.30 p m. The Rev George Spring­
er. officiated
Interment wm* in
Creaent Grove cemetery
Mr Lotspdch is survived by the
following daughters and sons,
Mrs Uoyd Ream of Metzger, Ore ;
Mra George l .and of Poitland:
Mrs Frank Mackney of Crocker.
Missouri Mrs. Julia Fleshman of j
Kendiick. Idaho; Samuel H Lot-
e;»eioh of Portland. Andrew J
Lotspei h of INirtland. Thomas H
Lotspeich Of Ihmland; * ’.50 seven
grandchildren and six great grand­
children
"B R E A K G A S T G E M " f c l * G r 2
"C R E A M of the CRO P
Benj. Lotspeich
L E G VI
J Alortucirij
Pka
U. S. Ne. 1 10-Lb.
Grade
Sack
29
OXYDOL SOAP
Granulated
S«ap
2*-ox.
111
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TL V
55
RINSO SOAP
Seeeial Dea!! I (ge. pkg.
pia« 1 small pkg.
mm
36
U. S. No. 1
Grade
To help
you s e !
25 LB
SACK
S | 19
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WHITE KING SOAP
Granulatod
22-o«.
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