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T rade L anes
Bob Casteel,
senior, BeKon
Gredvig, junior, Paul Strandberg.
sophomore.
and
Glen
Gordon,
freshman, have been chosen pres­
idents of their respective classes
for the balance of this semester.
Other officers
were: seniors—
Harold Wannebo, vice president;
Kathleen McClure secretary; A1
Davis .treasurer; Hans Stroeve,
reporter; Joan Renner, pianist;
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W A N T T O BE N IC E
Chuck Hulings. song leader; Inez
Glimm and Willie Anderson, yell
TO H ER F A M IL Y ?
leaders.
Juniors—Don
Metcalfe, vice -
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president; Sally
Stearns, secre­
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ju
tary;
Jim Gregory,
treasurer;
Helen Stevens, reporter; Wan­
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da Ganger and Marilyn Brewster,
yell leaders; Beverly Blank, song
leader; Georgia Slocum, pianist;
Rosemary Sledge .talent scout;
Paul
Bell and Dale Lindsay, ser-
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geants-at-arms.
Sophomore— Ellen Smith, vice-
president; Pat Traner. secretary;
Eddie Zurflueh, treasurer; Bob
Speer, reporter; Anita Ghiglietti.
song leader; Jeanette Nelson and
Ramon Senn. yell leaders; Virgin­
ia Berger, pianist.
Freshmen—Alan Taylor, vice -
president; Dreenali Zwahlen, sec­
retary; Mary Jo Connell, treasur­
er; Vanda Benson, reporter. Song
leader and yell leaders will Ibe
chosen later.
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Drying 25c Machine Load
Open 8 A
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QUICK RELIEF FROM
To 8 P. M
S y m p t r m s of D istre ss A risin g fro m
Saturdays 8 To 6 P. M.
STOMACH ULCERS
WASHERETTE
Free B o o kT ellsof Hom eTreatm ent that
M ust Help or it W ill C ost You Nothing
d u eto
e x c e s s a c id
Over three m.llion bottles o f the W i l l a r d
T r e a t m e n t have been sold for relief o f
aymptomsof distress arising from Stom ach
and D uodenal Uicers due to Excess Acid —
Poor D igestion, Sour or Upset S tom ach,
"Shop W h ile W e Do Your
W a sh "
Haskell Center
Beaverton 4137
Gassincss, H eartburn, Sleeplessness, etc.,
due to Excess Ac^d. Sold on 15 days’ triall
Ask for “ W illa rd 's Message** which folly
explains this treatment -fro#— at
CANYON DRUGS
The E N T E R P R IS E is rapidly
becoming a clearing house for
lost dogs ever since we mentioned
our success in locating the find­
ers BEFORE the distraught own­
ers ran an ad w'ith us. Last TUES­
DAY GEORGE GORDON, piano
tuner, who lives in Aloha, dropped
in to say that his prize greyhound
bad
vanished, and
would
we
please run an
ad or do some­
thing. GEORGE was tickled pink
to learn that O R V IL L E POULIN,
local barber, had phoned us just
a few minutes earlier to report
he had found a greyhound...........
Next. . . .
D A N a PO R TE R .
jeweler
in
W alker’s Department Store, pass­
ed cigars around Tuesday to cel­
ebrate the arrival of a spanktag
baby girl, weight eight pounds 12
ounces.
Because the baby was
born on Washington’s birthday,
Dana is considering naming her
Martha or Georgians. Incldently
the score at the Porter household
now stands at two girls and one
boy with Dana noncommittal on
when the score will be evened.
The wet weatner didn’t bother
D ALE JONES
of the Elecfric
Home Store, Aloha, who took off
for the coast early this week to
do a little fishin’ with his brand
new rod. . . . Mrs. Jones says
that Optimist
Dale expects to
nab a mess of steelhead. . . .IVAN
WOLMACK, old time Beaverton
baker is back at the Beaverton
Bakery
helping
JIM mix the
dough, bringing the staff
now
to a total of five. . . . MRS. EM­
MA LANCTO T of the Beaver­
ton Pharmacy is waiting on trade
again after an absence of several
days caused by siege of the flu.
FLO RENCE GARRISON, own­
er of Florence’s Sewing Center,
announces she will be in her new
location in the Grange Building
by April 2, open and ready for
business.
Assisting her will be
Crystal
Shearer,
Mrs.
Myrtle
Snarr and Mrs. Esther Judy. . .
The new face at JIM C O W IE’S
Hazeldale Store belongs to Jim’s
dad
who has come around to
help out with the business. . .
Jim’s clientele (mostly small fry
who leap out when the school
bus comes to a stop) has a habit
of coming in droves.
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE — Friday, February 25, 1949
Storm Damage to Property
At Beach Requires Survey
WI NS
HOME FRF.KZRR
hood dinner Saturday evening in
H. R. Findley was *he lucky Cedar Mill.
Friends report that the new
winner of the first prize, a twelve
\V. SLOPE Y.\ ENTS
freezer
owner is busy buying
half
foot
home
freezer,
gi-
j
and
a
List of activities for this week­
verton a town to be proud of. Of
food to fill it this week.
the
Leedy
Grange
State-
ven
at
Presbyteran
great concern to Grauer was the end at the United
poor impression necessarily made Valley Community Church at West
on visitors as they drove into Bea­ Slope
Friday, Feb. 25 -Cub Scouts and
verton.
Grauer compared
the
town to Gre.ham
pointing out Parents will meet in Fellowship
that at one time Gresham too had Hall for a pot luck supper.
Saturday. February 26
All
a dreary appearance, until
the
Three-Sixteenths Inch
townspeople got busy with paint members of the Junior Depart­
brushes, hammers, sickles, etc.
ment of the Sunday School are in­
H IN TS TO SHOPPERS; Note vited to a “George Washington”
the
many
new low prices on Party at 2:00 pin. in the Fellow­
One-Eighth Inch
food advertised this week. Sav­ ship Hall of the church
W EST SLOPE Mr. and Mrs. C
ings are considerably over last
week’s ads. An excellent va’ ue in E. Diller and children of Cash
a new Westinghouse refrigerator mur I>ane .spent last week end
is
being offered
by Beaverton at the beach. The Dillers have a
One-Fourth Inch
Furniture.
Falk’s Hardware in cottage at Cannon Beach and
Haskell Shopping Center HAS Sun- went to see what damage had
hem Coffee masters and Iron mas­ been done by the storms
ters although we forgot (a had. BAD KNEE INJURY
Gretta Robinson, a student at
bad habit we have!) to include It
Beaverton
high school, has been
in their ad.
A new service in­
augurated by Bech’s Florist per­ out of school because of water
mits you to wire flowers to any on her knee which was a result
part
of the world (they don’t of falling while she was Ice skat­
send them over the wires, we ing.
learned, merely wire a code to SUND AY TEACH ERS
On
February 16 the regular
Three-Eighths Inch
florist
in the town designated
monthly meeting of th e, Sunday
who delivers your order). . . .
School teachers of St. Matthews
W e understand on good author­
Lutheran church was held at the
ity that Aloha’s new fire truck
home of Reverend and Mrs. W er­
will make its appearance very,
ner Fritz on Canyon Crest Drive.
very shortly, ready and able to
The group discussed methods of
get to work should the occasion
Sunday School teaching, made
arise. This community enterprise
plans for the EastPr program and
has already saved the local peo­
decided what attendance awards
ple considerable money on their
were to he given.
fire insurant*.
BR. 6122
9049 S W Canyon Rd
Those who attended were Mrs.
Tillman’s Tip Top is rapidly be­ Renner, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. John
coming a center for the business­ Robinson. Mrs. Luedke, Miss Dor­
men of the town. Seen there to­ othy Sherman and Reverend anil
day at coffee time were M ARBLE Mrs Fritz
COOK, B IL L SPEARS, F R A N K SELLING IN TEXAS
SA N K E Y, M A YO R
JEFFRIES,
Dr. S. B. Sharpe of the Can­
JIM DUNCAN,
CHET HITNKA- yon Drug Company is in Odessa
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P IL L A R . MRS. TORBERG BEN ­ Texas for an indefinite stay on
SON,
N.
L.
THOMAS, R A Y business concerned with the sale
Haskell Center Beaverton 4171 Canyon Road
C L E A R W A T E R . JACK W E IB Y, of a drug store there.
H ARO LD M ILLE R , H A R R Y AN SCHOOL HOLIDAY
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR AT HOME
TROBITS, JACK TE R R Y , C ARL
Gabel Country Day School was
NELSO N .. . and yours truly.
closed Tuesday in honor of Wash­
ington's birthday.
MAGI CURL
AT WOMEN’S GUILD
Mrs. Lester Spencer was the
Butce "Hot" Wave Kits and Refills
featured speaker at the February
Toni Cold Wave Kits and Refills
Funeral services for Mtrlhael meeting of the Women’s Guild of
LaRue Brewer, infant son of Mr. | the Valley
Community
United
Richard Hudnut Kits and Refills
and Mrs. W illie E. Brewer, Route Presbyterian church which was
Insta-Curl
2, Beaverton, were held in Youngs held at the church Tuesday eve­
funeral home, Hillsboro, February ning, February 8.
Mrs. Spencer
Ample PARKING Space
22. Reverend Pearson, of Portland spoke on the various phases of
officiated.
the work of the American Sun­
The baby was born February 1 day School union.
and died February 19, aged eight­
een days.
Commitment was to the Hills­
boro cemetery.
Interior Doors
$7.50 & up
Std. Masonite
7^c sq. ft.
9c sq. ft.
Tempered Masonite
10c sq. ft.
Plywood S015
$2.65 roll
15-lb. Felt (500 ft.)
5V2C sq. ft.
|-ln. Sheet Rock
5c sq. ft.
Sheet Rock
2x4, 2x6, 2x8. No. 2. $65.00 per M
West Slope Lum ber Yard
ft)
CANYON DRUGS, Inc.
Michael Brewer
Shortening
Idea of the
week belongs to
B IL L G RAU ER of Grauer and
Ackerman who has come up with
Refrigerator
and
the suggestion that Beaverton in­ H O TPO IN T
stove for sale. 9 x 12 rug and
augurate
a “Clean-Up
W eek”.
pad. One double bed.
Fifth
Purpose of the campaign, accord­
house from highway on N. To­
ing to Grauer would be to clean
bias. Aloha. W. E. Dunn.
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up, paint up, fix up around town
[0
with the intention of making Bea- FOR SALE: Registered Dober­
man Pinscher
puppies
from
champion stock. Very reason­
able price. Phone CHerry 2509.
HASKELL SHOPPING CENTER
5p
LOTS FOR SALE:
Two blocks
Beaverton 35 42 =
= Open W ed , F ri., Sat Nights
from
new Catholic
Church.
lit
hi
Priced right. Mrs. Pienovi. 115
S. W. Farmington (near bank»,
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Beaverton.
5tf
WANT ADS
A ll brands
3 lbs for
Nucoa
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STARKIE TOT SHOP
Week-end
Bakery Special
Burnt Sugar
Be a W er £
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CASH
Phone Beaverton 4140
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Bath
29
3 cakes
2 cakes
29c
25c
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and c h a ir
with
covers, 1 bed innerspring matt­
ress and vanity, 1 gate-leg din­
ing table, 6 chairs, 1 swing ro­
cker, Crosley
refrigerator, 1
Crosley radio, 1 lawn mower.
Phone Beaverton 2984.
5p
2
fo r
Large
Giont
19
37c
79c
BY
Furniture Kepufring - Modernizing
KEPLER DAVENPORT CO.
Phone Beaverton 4141
A fte r hours Capitol 2031
27
Vm sLH°ESS
CA SH M ERE „
in
B O U Q U E T Soap*v
D A V E N PO R T FOR SALE Newly
upholstered.
Phone Beaverton
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You can SAVE by letting
us m ake your old furniture
look like new
P. 0 . Box 375
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Experienced. W ill
do typing in my home, letters,
manuscripts, menus, etc. Dic­
tation over phone. Prompt and
accurate service. Telephone Bea­
verton 4122.
5p
UPHOLSTERING
CRAFTSMEN
PRIZES
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FA B
S P E C IA L T Y
for rent.
Phone Ti­
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Round Steak
Grade A steer
Lb
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Young, tender
Lb.
Pot Roast
Grade A steer
Lb
Jg g c
And A rm our's
6 to 8 lbs Lb
Jg P c
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C ic
Snowy white, sea #
sons low price, hd ■ -
Carlson Plumbing Co.
"2 0 Y E A R S E X P E R IE N C E "
MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED
FOR
PROMPT
SERVICE
CHARLES CARLSON
Phone Charley
Beaverton 4118
TED SANBORN
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Frozen Foods
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Pt |ar
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No. 2 can.
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23c
PEAS, sweet pickins 15c
Price* Effective Thur*., F r i . , S a t . , February 24, 25, 26
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PEAS & CARROTS 23c
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Salmon
$ | 49
PEAS
Log Cobin
1 2 o z bottle
4
Hunt's
2 bottles
Pop Corn
Little Buster
2 lbs
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Catsup
chutes, 50-lb. bag
1 G lc
1 Jr
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A ll brands
Tender, coreless 4% ^ c
3 bunches
U S
can
Coffee
Carrots
Bread
M ity Nice
1 V i-lb . loaf
A A c
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Potatoes
# Q |c
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Tuna Fish
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Dry Onions
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12-oz. tin
Neck Bones
Cauliflower
U S No
3 lbs
C c
Rath Picnics
Juice Oranges
Sunkist
3 doz. for
C
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Corned Beef
Beef Liver
Syrup
New Plumbing Service
New low prices
2 lbs.
Shop TereHi's 'Till 9 Every Night
si
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SUPER SUDS
PALMOLIVE
P A S T R IE S OUR
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Second Prize $ 4 , 900.00
4949
80c
SECRETARY
BEAVERTON
BAKERY
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4 ®
Cake
FU R N ISH ED ROOM
Ruby Ave. Tigard.
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