Section
VOLUME 22, Number 31
Bride and Groom
Married Aug. 20
Reside In Salem
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BEAVERTON, Woshington County, OREGON
i groom , was best man. Ushers in­
cluded Gene P feifer, R ay Hart.
Jam es Doig, M axwell Freshley and
E dw ard Harding.
REC FIELD DAY AUGUST 27 FEATURES PAL CLUB
H ow ard Elliott, uncle o f the
groom , w as soloist o f the occasion
and he chose "O P erfect L ove,"
"O ne A lone” and "I Love Y ou T ru ­
ly” fo r his selections.
A w edding reception was held
im m ediately a fter the services, In
th e church parlor
Mrs. Frank
Sterrett and Mrs. Frank Talbert
poured coffee. Mrs. R ussell W elsh
cut the w edding cake. Mrs. Felix
Sorbets served punch. Miss Ber- !
nita Olson was in charge o f the ,
guest book.
A ssisting about the room were
M arjory Taube, V irginia Olson,
Ida Mae R ibble and Pat R ohe.
F or goin g aw ay costum e, the
bride chose a brow n faille suit
with beige accessories. T he co u ­
ple are spending tw o weeks at
Lake Tahoe, a fter which th ey will
be at home in Salem, where the
groom is em ployed as an electrical
engineer with PGE.
Out o f state guests fo r the o c ­
casion
included
R obert
Gould,
bride's uncle, from Chapel Hill,
| N orth C arolina; Mr. and Mrs.
C larence H oard and son R obert,
Mrs. E ric Vcrheiden
from V ictoria, British Colum bia,
By candlelight in the First P res­ and Mrs. Dauglas Gould, from
byterian church o f Portland, Aug. Oakland, California.
20, 8 p. m., Carofine Talbert,
daughter o f Dr. and Mrs. J. R. M ISS L IN D A SU ZAN N E
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Davison
Talbert o f Beaverton, and Eric
V erheiden, son o f Mrs. Am y Ver- ar the parents o f a girl born on
heiden
of
Portland,
exchanged July 5th. T hey have named her
w edding vow s with R everend D on ­ Linda Suzanne.
Mr. Davison is em ploym ent su­
ald L eonard officiatin g.
pervisor o f the P a cific T elephone
Given in m arriage by her father,
and T elegraph com pany.
the bride was gowned in white
satin with seed pearl trim, finger­
AM ONG N E W N E IG H B O R S
tip veil and bouquet o f orchid with
Mr. and Mrs. Gene N ordgren
white rose buds.
and three children are now o ccu ­
H er only attendant was her sis­ pying the form er hom e o f Lester
ter, V irginia, w ho wore powder R ice.
blue m arquisette with a blue and
The N ordgren s have the food
pink nosegay bouquet.
store in the Cedar Mill Park shop­
E lliott Corbet, cousin o f the ping center.
S IN G L E C O PY F IV E U EN T8
SU B SC R IPT IO N IN A D V A N C E S2.no P E R Y E A H
FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1949
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WEIBY’S
W ILL BE
S OPENED FOR BUSINESS
i SATURDAY, AUG. 27
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IN NEW STORE 51 NW BROADWAY
(Old Beoverton Pharmacy Locotion)
GRAND OPENING TO BE
ANNOUNCED LATER
( Our Shoe Repair Will Remain In
Present Quarters
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^ V A iU Jt f
ONLY QUALITY INSPECTED MEATS
SLICED BACON lb. 49c
LUNCH MEATS Ass'td lb. 49c
WEINERS Skinless
lb. 44c
RIB STEAK Sirloin
lb. 66c
GROUND BEEF
lb. 38c
PORK SAUSAGE
,, 42c
SHORT RIB 4BRISKET lb 21c
PORK ROAST Shoulder lb. 48c
BEEF ROAST
„ 48c
CHICKENS For Roasting „ 42c
LARD
2 ibs 27c
SODA CRACKERS ,b. 24c
BORENE
Lorge size
VELSKIN Skin Cleaner Lg b o t t l e ^ I 8 c
H-D HOT SAUCE
5c
SPINACH Hudson House No 2 can 11c
TOMATOES Mission No 2Vi c a n l 8c
BABYFOOD Gerber's 3 cans 23c
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CON CARNE with Beans
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Dennison's
15V&-OZ can
Prices Effective Fri , and S a t , August 26, 27
CITY MARKET
''In The Heort of Beoverton'
Phone 3641
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BEAVERTON,
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F E D E R A L D E P O S IT IN SU R A N C E C O R P O R A T IO N
Featured entertainm ent at the
B eaverton district recreation com-
m ittec's field day. Saturday, A u g­
ust 27. will be presented by the j
P A L club o f Portland, under the 1
direction and leadership o f M ickey
Pease.
Included
In the
show
these -
\ youngsters
put on will he various
acts o f tum bling and acrobatics
plus a series o f boxing bouts.
E ffo rt is being made to match
various PAT, boxers
with
boys
PROMPT. EFFICIENT
from Beaverton. In the event that
a full card cannot he m ade up
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under this plan, the club boxers
will oppose each other.
FEATURING HANCOCK
O ther athletic events on the
GASOLINE & PRODUCTS 'e v e n in g ’s bill are traek and field
events plus a road race from A lo­
ha to B eaverton Entries m ay be
made up to the start o f the rare
through the Teen Age R ecreation
club.
The P A L club, which has been
Garage & Service Station
presenting
program s
throughout
the
state
this
summer,
was
origin ­
(The Firestone Store)
lVf»t find of “T" In Hmvnrton ated and organized by Pease as a
con stru ctive effort to com bat ju ­
Phone 3Ä81
venile delinquency.
From a small beginning, the
group has grow n in scope and
stature until it holds a rem arkable
WEDDING
place. In the state, as a clu b foi
young boys
Announcements
The R ec field day will be the I
first local appearance o f the b o y ;
&nd Invitations perform ers.
The R ecreation com m ittee will
P IO N E E R P U B LISH IN G CO
circulate petitions at the field day.
iteaverton, Ore.
J’hone 2321 tow ard the form ation o f a legal
recreation district.
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