The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, May 20, 1949, Image 5

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    CLUB MEMBERS AND VISITORS
WIN FLOWER HONORS MAY t4
At the last m eeting o f the
eigh Garden club for the
new o ffice rs were
elected
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m .t.lle d Mrs. C. A. W alters
R al- P k i N r
year W n i l Q r
and
w r and
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Mr- and
will 615 N. W.
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U A N A I.
O X SH .VK K W E D D IN G
BEAVERTON EN TERPRISE— Frid ay, M ay 20, 1949
O T
n O ilO r
Mrs
M J Callahan
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Mr*
J Callahan. was ^ h o s t e s s with her sister-in- S T O P L IG H T P E T IT IO N
culating a petition in the neigh­
C anyon Road. Beaver- ,a w . Mra Dave lV)W at a llinner
The W est Slope Lions' Club is borhood for signatures favoring
Mr
R ^ I Ind6, ' « ?
by “ >"• w « re honored on the ooca- part
th i French room o f the
KALKIOII
Th# flow er »how the G lencullen club won a blue
the tra ffic signal.
instituting a m ovement to get a
and anle (,f th* |{a|»igh G arden I ribbon and a tricolor while Mrs. m I oi Mr U i l
n
M ***** Si° n ° f thelr 30th wedl1,n« “ nni- Mallory hotel
Friday. May 13th.
At the last m eeting held at Old
club wit* pronounced successful B riggs o f R aleigh took a tricolor licre ta rv
and Mrs
V
Ver3ary' at »
Jinner by honoring Mr and Mrs. Paul Gold stop light placed at the intersec­ H eidelberg T avern
the program
on their 25th
w edding anniver-
hy the nienibeiship and guests and five blue ribbons. Other blue secretary, and Mrs. Neil WTtia- their children. April 28.
tion o f C luo Road and Canyon consisted o f a m ovie by R eyn­
W h isn a n t, The Callahans were married in sary
Thet'e were
tw enty-five
who attended ft was hsld in the ribbon w inners included from the nant, treasurer. Mrs.
R oad. B ob G oilehur is chairm an olds Alum inum com pan y on their
Raleigh Hills school May 14.
R aleigh clu b:
Dr. Messing. 1; a lio served as chairm an o f the the Church o f the Blessed V irgin g Ueats present
o f the com m ittee which is cir­ product.
flow er show and sale.
Mary, at W in field Junction, New
Judges
for the show included Mrs. W hisnant. 2; Mr. W hisnant,
K IT C H E N S H O W E R
Mrs. Hay o f the Multnomah G ar- 1; Mrs. Schultz. 3; Mrs. L aw rence
A bridal kitchen shower hon- b . Herold. in 1929. Th<
den club. Mrs
Smith o f Bea- 2: Mr. W alters. 1; Mrs. W alters. 1
oring Miss W anda D om brow ski ! the W est Coast in Oi
verton Garden club and Mrs. F ar- Mrs. Ganger, 1;
and from the
o f R aleigh Hills was given May and m oved to Beaver
nand
o f the Portland
G arden D osch D iggers club Mrs. W illiam s
12th at the hom e o f Mrs. Minnie ,,f 1943
Club. The m em bership o f the R al l : Helen Swenson. 2; Mrs. Per- Green of
Portland
T w en tv.five
The children
presented then»
eigh club entertained the ju d ges ry. 1; and Mrs. Starr, 1.
guests were present.
with
a
g
ift
o
f
Chinaware.
at luncheon at the Portland G o lf
Tea was served at the show,
Miss D om brow ski \yll becom e
club the day o f the show.
The sale o f flow ers represented
the bride o f Chester W W ojt o f P TA F A C U L T Y T E A
There were nuyny honors
and donations
from
both
m em bers
P ortland on June 4th.
j The R aleigh Hills
bide ribbons won both by the and professional grow ers
and
B A L L W IN A N D LOSS
cher A ssociation
members o f the host organization form ed a colorful
part o f the
T w o team s from R aleigh Hills [ with a tea hono
and visiting clubs. Mrs. Gill o f show.
school played softball gam es with facu lty
and the
Beaverton grade school last Fri- ptesidents o f their organization,
day, the A team
w inning their 1 Mrs. E.
clash while the B team dropped I hostess
theirs
T hey will play
M cK ay
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school this week.
24 from 2 to 5 p.m. Com m ittee I
M
M OTH ERS' DAY PLA Y
chairm en in ch arge o f the
Teresi Red Bag A Q c
H Ends, Sw ift's
4Ä
T he school has discontinued de­ are Mrs. O laf
Ansnes, refresh­
Very
Special Lb W Jr
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1-lb
pkg
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partm ental classes fo r the rem ain­ ment ch airm an : Mrs D. N. W ei-
» e s . u . S. PAT. O ff
der o f the sch ool year to allow mer, food chairm an
Mrs. Nell
the children m ore tim e in which W hisnant, flow er chairm an; Mrs.
to com plete the w ork in their N orm an Sheldon, in charge o f the
other classes. T he last m eeting hospitality com m ittee
and Mrs.
o f the R aleigh student body was Jackson, invitations. A baby sit­
A ll popular brands
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Home grown large T| C c T
Grade A beef
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held May 12th. The fourth grade ting service is being planned to 1
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entertained with a M other's D ay accom od ate m others
solid heads 2 for ■
with small
play.
children.
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SUMMER CAMP EMPHASIZES
COWBOY THEME JULY 5 TO 30
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W E S T S L O P E —¡Children from
Guests included
Robbie
Cor-
B eaverton, Ralefcgh and Sylvan [ nell, N ick y ^ a n d Toni Stein. Gail
have been invited to attend the and Judy Frey, Susan and Gail
pet show at Gabel school Friday Johnson and Janet and Billy O et - 1
M ay 20, Students o f the school inger.
u
will bring their pets and there A L U M N A E C H A P T E R
will be various concessions.
T he calen d ar o f com ing events £
It will last from 1 to 5 p.m.
I for Lew is and Clark college in-
T he last grade m eeting o f the elude
on Saturday. May 21, a
year was held with Mrs. Craig luncheon
and
meeting
of the
B erg and Mrs. Clair M iller as Portland alum nae chapter of Pi
co-chairm en,
Tuesday,
May 17. Lam bda Theta, national honorary
Mr. L aw rence led the discussion, for w om en in education.
The j
The Gabel sum m er cam p will second
o f the college entrance
have a cow b oy theme this year exam inations
for
prospective I
and will be held at the school . students
will be
from July 5 to 30. It will include I cam pus. B odine Hall. R oom 30.
Urn
both boys and girls from the first 19 to 12 noon. May 21.
to fourth grades. There will be F U L L T IM E W O R K E R
.
one or tw o days o f cra ft w ork
T he V alley Com m unity United
each week with sw im m ing at the P resbyterian church will have a
N eighborh ood H ouse a ad a sur­ full tim e w ork er for the sum m er
prise hike or trip with lunch out m onths when Mr. Steed, a second
each Friday. Buses will run from year student
at
P ittsburgh-X e-
central points to the school. Fur- nia sem inary. Pittsburgh, Penn.,
ther inform ation m ay be had by arrives in P ortfand Saturday, May M
calling the school o ffice .
J 21. H e will assist in the Sunday £
School
will close June 9 at school,
daily vacation
Bible
noon. June 8 will be a play day school
and oth er duties o f the
fo r all the grades.
church.
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S H A R E S IN S E R V IC E
B IR T H D A Y LU N C H E O N
Beef Roast
freshly caught
Lb.
WEIBY'S
Beaverton 4597
m unity con gregation in the grad­
uating class o f Beaverton
high
school are M argaret Powne, Yv­
onne H ibbard, Carole Sheeley. Ar­
den A rm field, Bryan W alker and
Charles Hulings.
The pastor o f the church Mr.
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2 for
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Cam pbell's
46-oz. con
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Borden's
5 ja rs for
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No. V i can
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Buy it now
2 bottles .........
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Parowax
1 lb pkg
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WIN A LOAD OF FREE GROCERIES
5
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Corn
Tuna Fish
Catsup
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Cucumbers
Spread Cheese
Mayonnaise
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2 lbs.
Tomato Juice
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H unt's
14-oz bottle
New Peas
Bisquick
Butter
Best Foods
Q* ja r
New Potatoes 5
Shatter W hite
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10 lbs......................... %.
Assorted flavors 4% ^ ^ c
3 pkgs
jP Q c
Large pkg
Grade A
Lb.
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Jello
5 fo 7 lbs R ath's 4 ^ ^ ^ c
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calaureate service fo r the grad­ V
uating class May 22 at the high
school. He will read the scripture I I
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lcssoij.
Rev. Sim on Forsberg, pastor of
| Cedar
Mill C om m unity
church
will give the sermon.
E V A N G E L M E E T IN G
Rev.
and Mrs. A rm itage
in j
com p an y
with Rev.
and
Mrs. j
Ralph R. H aw thorne attended a I
I m eeting o f the E vangelistic com - j
m ittee
o f Oregon P resbytery in |
| the hom e o f Rev. Fred M cCon- I
I nelee at Oakville. Oregon.
| T H IR D C O N C E R T
Sunday,
May 22 the college g.)
sym phony directed by Boris Sirpo | §
| and featuring Harry Lam ont, pi-
j anist, in "S ym phonic V ariations”
i by Cesar Franck
and H ow ard
: R oth .tenor, in "S eren ade” from
| "L e R oi d ’Y s" by Lalo will 4>e
the third con cert in the C oncerto
series. It will be at 4:00 p.m. in
the cam pus theater.
C c
Picnic Hams
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Mrs. R obert Z ertanna entertain­
ed at luncheon at her hom e on
W hite Pine Lane fo r ' her dau gh ­
ter N an cy
Lou on
her fifth
birthday, M ay 12. T he table d ec­
orations were centered around a
M aypole with d a n cin g dolls and
tiny dolls on the place cards.
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Lettuce
Canned Milk
Halibut
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Repairing
Cigarettes
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