Fr.do>, January 28, 1949
south, Mr. and Mrs L. P. Put­
nam kept home fires burning In
the Inw all
menage
and have
. " W K A T H X K IS H K A V K N "
since purchased a new home on
The «r a th e r her» Is henven
Brlnley Road, Into which they
exclaim* Mr*. Chester Inw all o f moved
last
week.
B R O W N M O H A IR l)aven|H»rt and I*ake Road, a* she and her hu*
Mr. Putnam is now working
chair. Good condition Rebuilt band return to Beaverton after for the Oregon Tuberculosis and P.-T.A. M E E T P O S T P O N E D
ruahiona. Call Tigard 2731. Ip having kpent four months in Health
association. He recently
The regularly scheduled meet­
—
Glendale, California.
attended a conference of organ­
ing
o f the Beaverton grade school
F O R HAI.K
Magic Chef
Gas
Mr. Inwall conduct* a business isation representatives at Ash­
Range. Good condition Phone o f press erecting and was work- land and on his return stopped on January 25th was postponed
due to the cold weather and icy
Reaverton 4755
2p Ing In the sunny IT ? ) southland at Roseburg and Eugene.
----------------------------- —
(jur )n^ their i k M M
while Mis
Accom panying Putnam on the road conditions. The topic which
FO R SALE
Clover
hay. baled Inw all was more or less visiting. trip was Fred Scherer, head of was to have been on Audio-Visual
the social hygiene department o f Aids, w ill be presented at the
Ha* never been wet. $35.00 ton as she puts It.
Phone Beaverton 4237.
Ip
P o rin g the
interlude in the the health association.
meeting to be held May 17.
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E
High Waves Buffet Coast;
Worst Storms In 20 Years
W ANT ADS
W
W AKÎ W
W est Slope.— Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
W. B lu er o f Canyon Crest Drive,
who have
a house at Tolvana
Park, Ore., have seen some huge
storms at the beach on their trips
down every tw o weeks.
The natives at the coast say the
storms are the worst in 20 years,
and in some places the waves have
washed aw ay five to six feet o f
sand and have uncovered rocks
and boulders.
The Bruers home is on a high
point so they suffered leas proper­
ty damage than did many o f the
other people
but their stairway
was washed away and then washed
back again piece by piece.
RECENT W EEKEND
Mr. and Mrs. N eill Whisnant and
Diana and Bruce spent a recent
weekend at Seaside with Mrs.
Whisnant's parents, Mr and Mrs.
H. C. Muller.
r P
S ob
VALENTINE
SPECIA L
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
JAN. 28 - 29
*v -*L-
Your picture in an attractive 5x7 Valentine folder 50c
each, 6 for $2 50 You see your picture before ordering
These are Regular $1.50 Size Pictures
Two Days Only — Frid ay and Saturd ay
A T W A L K E R 'S
A nother W A L K E R
Service!
CHAM BERLIN
C a n M a k e Y o u r Old Shoes
FR EE D E L IV E R Y
M O D E R N DANC E CLASS
Several couples from W est Slope
Look and W e a r
W A L K E R 'S
are
planning
to
take modern
dance lessons from Ed Cheney at
For
L ik e New
the Palais R oyale each Thursday
D R E S S M A K IN G
I night, beginning February 3
and
Included in the group are Dr.
H E M S T IT C H IN G
S A V E ON
and Mrs. G eorge H. Butterfield,
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Jackson, Mr.
S H O E R E P A IR IN G
and Mrs. Curtis W. Allen, Mr. and
Mrs. O laf Ansnes. Mr. and Mrs.
at
WTalter Beebe. Mr. and Mrs. N or­
man Sheldon and Mr. and Mrs.
A T E C O N O M Y P R IC E S
A. C. Kornahrens.
ON S l'N S K T H IW A Y
Free Estimates
Ph; 3461
The W alter Beebes, who lived on
j Birchwood Road, have bought a
new home on Sunset Highw ay and
There may be nothing
; moved Saturday.
ON T H IR D B IR T H D A Y
wrong with your watch
Mr and Mrs Bernard Ascheim
which a professional clean­
were hosts
to ten members
of
ing can't fix We'll be glad
their fam ily and the godparent*
] o f their daughter, M ary Ann. on \
to get it bock to precision
the occasion o f her third birth-
timekeeping at moderate
ill day. January 11.
cost.
The guests enjoyed a birthday
dinner.
TO V IS T A H IL L S
Jeweler
Mr. and Mrs Allen N. Arm field
have sold their home on Laurel-
and Licen sed W atch m aker
wood D rive to Mr and Mrs. Peter
Cartwright. The A rm fields moved
into tfieir new ly built home on
Phone Beaverton 3461
S & H Green Stam ps
Vieta D rive in Vista Hills before j
CLri*
Open Evenings Till 7 P. M , Saturdays 9 P M
Th e Cartwrights, who lived on
Montgom ery D rive
in
Portland,
n
have three little boys, the eldest
one being
a student
at Gabel
school
PR O M E I G E N E
Mr. and Mrs. M artin Trosper o f
Eugene spent Sunday. Jan. 16 in
W e « Slope and Beavertin.
The
Trosper* visited her sister. Mrs
Arm field. and the two ladies’ fa ­
ther who ha* been in the Beaver­
ton Nursing Home fo r the past
I o f going to 4-H Summer school
six weeks
this year
C H T R C H C H O IR P A R T Y
Funeral services for Charles W .
O fficer*
as elacted
are : Ey-
Mr. and M rs Robert Gollehur
Kepler
were held at 3:00 p.m. vonne W ilhelm , president. Rose
were hosts to the members o f the
last Saturday in the chapel of Marie Law, vice president; Mar
Valley Community church choir at
a party W ednesday n.eht T h . r ^ i
* M or,uary' Beaverton Vault ianne Krautscheid. secretary; An
.
entombment
was
at R iverview nette A m e ll social |, der; EI-
lehurs have recently moved into Abbey
eanore Sahmitt.
SK*ap-book re­
the home they built ©n Vista H ills
''
,
. . .
M OTHERS C U R
H * f **8**1 aWmy V* ry sudde"'>’ porter; Louise Pesenti. treasur­
. ......
,
last Wednesday evening at his er, and Ann Reynold* .reporter.
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A
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“ ' JinUiJT 19' home in Beaverton
m in W .
T ,
** ° f
»e ™
born in Pontiac. Mich.
Z l
'" i n t
WOOd- September 16. 1370 and had lived
-
Portland and vicin ity since
Chat )e* Rune* presided over the
meeting M r* Henrv Bali gave the
u
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.
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__________ .
He
acqquired an upholstering
18tua\ lOpif on Lean per reviewing i .
.. „
th
.
Brtw-u
it
d
^
p
business
in
1922
which
became
Liie arUcJe
I n It ¿saff* tn Rirsw
known a*
as C. « W rvepier
Kepler ana
and son
Son
Your T o p "
’lnuwn
At a special m eeting of the
VENETIAN BLINDS
CH A M BERLIN S
Enjoy a better breoktast — enjoy o better day.
Y e * — b reakfost is the m eol th a t starts your
fam ily off right — sends them to work or school
w ell-filled and w ell-fortified ag a in st low tem p er­
atu res . . . w ell-supplied with energy to do the
day's work. So gtve b reo ktast a break in your
hom e.W okeup appetites tor a hearty meol with
these cheery "Good M o rn in g " foods T h ey're
this w eek's super valu es and our low, low prices
oc^ent the econom y of buying A L L your food
Grade 'A'
Large
Fresh From the R an ch
Dozen 63c
needs here where your money alw oys buys more.
Thrifty-Way Coffee
„
catsup
Dennison
M O N EY BA CK G U A R A N T E E D
Lb
PEAS Hunt s No. 2 tins
BEANS Hunt's N o I tin*
TAN G
*. 59c
39c rV
BACON By the piece, sugar cured U 53c
Danish Pastry BokrdbyGi.G »or 25c
C O FFEE C A K ES Mhi
toe« 35c
G R A PEFR U IT Del
^ Monte
J,ns
19c
C O FFEE S(L w
Lb 49c
Pineapple Juice ibhv 46-02 tin 39c
BU TTER Forest Grove Grade A
Lb 69c
M ARGARINE Durkee's
29c
Pancake Flour Albe- s 2'y-t> pkg 33c
CRISCO
3-lb tins 99c
RICE KRISPIES
15c
Q U A K ER OATS
39c
2 t„r 35c
2 r« 35c
23c
Pr- 30c
C R A C K ER S Sunshine
2-lh box 45c
TUNA FLA KES
29c
BEETS Shoe String
N o 2 tin* 10c
SOAP \ : (to - ,
Giant Pkg 67c
FLOUR All Brands 50-Lh Sark* $3.98
FURI
10
POUND
BAG
79c
Í h o lly *
suba*
Lb
E
i W A T K 'E F T S
E A V E R T O N S O WN S T O R E
Chas. W. Kepler
Dist. 48 Selects
Replacement For
Board Until June
The group made a contribution * * *
* * * “ W* U kn0wn ,n
to the Mar c h of Dime* and re-
'
'"holesale and retail phase
ported on their Chnetm a. nar-v sl" c' ,hen K e ^ r was t«“*P ~ te d
at the convalescent
hospital
m
!* ' M Wh° knf W him
Beaverton
His son Borman, was killed in
L IM IT 2 B A G S
3 Cans 10c
Pkg
LIMIT 6 CA N S
3 lb pkg
bo* rd of di* ^ t o r * o f School Dia-
, trie 45. held in the Beaverton
grade school on January 24. Her­
W>*B J Pa!m<‘ r- « 0 S E Lorn-
bard Street, was appointed as a
Mrs H aling* served eggnog pie k ^ k T " ’ A ,tort* * hUe Pla>lnR ^placem en t on the board for the
and coffee The February m ee-in*
P°*t left vacant by resignation of
i* to b, held at the home of M n J ™ ? * * *
Wlfe Id» V
Ro“ * '
Henry Bo.f on 1517 S W Wilson
on
,w o daughters. Mrs
The appointment is but tempor-
avenue
Marjory soholm
Beaverton and ary and w ill expire at the repu-
D IS T NO 4* M M m HOOL
L u fU ]f Dl>nn Portland
6 ,ar school election which rill be
The a t * dwtnet 46 grade school p^ dc' h,,dren * nd 15
g ra n d -, held in June.
At that time, election w;]l be
building i* progressing m spite of
held fo r the time remaintn»: :n
Mother N a tu re* imposition of cold
weather
Mr. R o m ig s term
The roof deck* have been nlaced
,
on the gymnasium auditorium and R t 7
A lo h a " o ' 7 ^
bmier room*
The next two -seek*
.
”
A h
° r i R °"
wtB see the completion
o f the PM ,? d * m'* y w >d n ” day morning
Hannah Lakanen
ThtBESm
Beaverton Grade 4
In 2 Hoop Games
O u a U ttf TH eatx.
Lb
49c
Sirloin Steak Grom Fed
Lb
65c
PORK
Lb
49c
meatv Lb
35c
SAUSAGE
Grapefruit
59c 6 .
Juice Oranges ^ Jdni
APPLES
3
R.hrrvr-
B ra . tc
BOX
CA LA VO
Jbana Porter
Lhs
c .„m
Should«*- R o o s t
Sr..e
ce-hte- cu t
S3 Of
M e d iu m
si7e
19c SHORT RIBS
Lean
bud, up root pat: of « hich
O n e « « " H ° ,P lU 1
*" HUUb0r°
ready done
y”
The
Beaverton Grade School
I The
on!>
remaining concrete i j ^
0TT 1. i n
P'h- basketball team r*-a* defeated
in
work besides the floor slab* are
f,,TUn j
®nd came the first two league games of the
por tion* of
the -outh and east tv.rt
*
r " ^
;* s lc* in 1R5»2 She
season. In
the first game pla
iassroorr wall* P.umbing in the v .
J
in Quino>- January 14 a ith S t M ary s the
< IM
Mas*
„h hfrr
e r e she w.v marned to St M ary , team wor. w th B -
- -
*M W
CAme west
trurtion will tx>cin
I
,v
.
.
----- , of 30 to 13 The score at half
-- time
---- - was
- u 1?
IS to
to 5
j soon a* the roof i* over the olas*. . -
!_ ^
*
nd - ------
«-tiled
room area
‘
w
W yom ing for over
In the B squad p&mf Be 3 vert on
V 'E IV T t B
T'
*
vvon ov* r 9t. M a n ’ i br a «00re
Bernard Lei* •on « f id: anc f i
* o r* « *
«
to f
M rs A B Lei*
„ vlslJor a.
surviving her
In
L IN E I" PS
j hi* parents home recently
St Mary's
*~*1 He « y »
iACT e t0 A,i* *
Beaverton
* .* has resided fo r twenty year*
| Zu m w .lt
41 Wreith
| employed in Bend by the H
í>
F
D D
S u n irtn g «r e two son, Oscar Oberxt
[ P rinting Co
F (2- D. Francis
b. Aloha and Howard o f Bea- Speer
O O F n i T IM E NOTE
C < * ' T. Francis
dO' Nere
M r* Y e loot. Rope and Mr* N o r­ H oaTea * Bed S * *
G
John Shaw
(11
. 41 Grtffin
ton Peck were "coffee tim e" h o «,
G
er
‘ '* ° on' Pcppert
e w * At Bur tie* hospita. Bunda>
h-nth.»-
^
n' And xnd one
Substitutes
Beaverton
Grant.
| Januar y 16 serving refreshmer u
VuZ ,
Burt. Clawson St Mary s V.r-
to veteran* and their piaitor* dur-
^
hHd » * ! ■ «
<*'. Bappe
Pohs
Kenyon
| mg Matting hour*
,n * * ' ' * o n
»n u .t
January 2
The tw o iadie* rep--esented Beu Saturday afternoon
In the second league game play­
| ver.o r m the eerie* of such sw-
ed January 20 at Tigard Tigard
| vice* performed In the Red C-os* •» o f Portland officiating
was w inner
by a acore of
Burial a-a* m Crescent Grove
u r n R\ - T\t ?tK7
to 25 The score at h alf time ’
‘cem # erv near B e, vert. »•n with
21 to IS 1« Tigard's favor The
Mrs Gi Tot rane» of the W > s t!v » ,v
LZ
'
Slop, Drug mo e ha* returnee to
1
«»^ m h m en t
Beaverton ’ B " squad was agat"
work after a tw o week* ■ •Ines*
victorious
having a score of 1*
"JO LI 3 N F .F T U .ry" 4 H i KN
IU , . I S 7 I K I . I i M
to 12 The lineups were ** *!' :"
t>Tanlaed Hi (V to h w for the lo
___.
Mm* Ine* Lei* ha. -acetved no­
»*
Tigard
tice rhat sh, ha* ixtHsec me ex­ r rl* of St Cecilia-, school the Bea, erton
F
(21 M'es
amination of the atare hoard of ♦-H "Jolly Needles" duh meet. Grant
F
(4> Sita*
nurse* and ha* been awarded he; even B edneedax at the end o f Oberst «3
„
C
(21 Robert,
pin which designate* tha she ha* the schon! day
Speer
^ m e n t project of the group Shaw i l(i>
beer nino, a regri«ered hume
G
(•' He!»
Mis* Let* ha* heer work .rig a* X» reported by M t « Ann Revn Popper! (41
G ( 13' Frederick
nigh; nu-s, a: St Vincent * hos­ old* ~eport er i» the making of
Bea »-ertön
Zu®-
S-.ih«itute*
Thev
W h; te.
pita, and >» to h, tra referred to d-eeser scanne*
ope to wait d i . Burt
Tigard
exhibit them at the countv fa ir l^ w is Claacson. Bnen
4' Cron®
ahd are also
ork.ng for a chance 31, Mullin Thom as
î
^ 1 f
*** Rev