A round
H O W BLOOD PRODUCTS ARE USED
W H O LE
BLO O D
the court house TeHs Clerks of
lost m injuries, operation« and childbirth.
- R E D C E IL S
U *ed
to
troot
a t am a m a r a # « ,,
t u t * fa r
I
or uttd
fo product
RED
A
CELL
d r t li m g
to#
Although ahe searched diligently
in the sheriff's
"mug" file, a
thirteen year old girl on Salsman
road was unable to identify the
suspect charged with indecent ex
posure in front of her home last
j week.
The
girl, walking home from
Cornell road, noticed a blue car,
possibly
a
Studebaker.
parkel
! near her home. She also saw a
man about 40 years old .about 5
foot 10. weighing about 180 lbs,
and wearing a straw hat walking
from the front to the rear of the
auto. His trousers and undergar
ments were down to his knees.
The girl ran to the house, lock
ing the door and then, through
! the window, saw the man lean
ing on the fence watching the
house.
The sheriff has been alerted to
! the case.
• • •
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to p ro d u ct
»lo w h e a lin g
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BLOOD
SERUM
A
h ig h ly
ALBUMIN
c o n c e n tr a te d
FRACTIONS
FIBRINOGEN
ond T H R O M B I N
solution
o f the «len ien t» n eed ed to treat
»hoch
ond ceitom
BLOOD G RO UPIN G
GLOBULIN
To
d n e o te t
te*t
w h o le
♦o determ ine
b lo o d
id
o rd er
whot type
it i»
»hich combina
to product
IM MUNE
SERUM
GLOBULIN
4k
C o n t o m i o n t i b o d 1«« w h ic h fig h t
d is e a s e
Now
u te d
c h ie fly
to
FIBRIN
c o n t r o l m e o t le t
To
re p a ir
m b r g in
and
‘F I L M
r e p la c e
CAFE M A N COMPLAINS
OF BUM CHECK ISSUE
ANTIHEMOPHILIC
GLOBULIN
G iv e n
to
lu r g e r y
tisiue «
to
b le e d e r *
p re ve n t
b le e d * n g
to
th e m
b e lo * »
Ir o n
d eo th
o n d n e rv e su rg e ry .
BEAVERTON AREA SETS PLANS
FOR OCT. 24 BLOOD DO N ATIO N
SCARCE TY PE S PLUS TH E
S E R V I C E C H AR G E FO R
TYPING.
C. C. Rowland, of the Aloha Bus
I Depot cafe, will be more careful
. of whose checks he cashes, in the
future.
It seems that one of his eus-
| tomers, who owed a debt of $8.75,
paid o ff with a check drawn on
the First Security bank and sign
ed "George L. Meyers". The man
had worked around Aloha for a
couple o f contractors.
The bank returned the
check
markel, ‘‘Unable to locate”. So
now the office of the district at
torney will start a search to try
to locate the check-writer and see
to his return.
Prospective donors should not
Nearly 150 Beaverton renidents Mrs. Thompson said that it was eat for four hours prior to giving
blood, with the exception of black
are scheduled to make blood dona not necessary for donors to change
coffee, tea, dry toast or fruit juice.
tions Monday afternoon, October clothes.
"In fact,” she pointed out, "It is Fatty foods in particular are to be
14, beginning at 4 p. m. and con
tinuing until 7 15 p. m. at the Merle much better if persons come direct avoided during this four hour
Davies Grade School. The Red ly to the center as soon as they period.
Cross mobile unit Is making its get o ff work.”
The Red Cross blood collection
second visit to Beaverton this year
as part of the drive to meet this program in Washington County has
community's portion of Washing the endorsement of the county
ton county's quota to the 16 county medical society, the county health
cooperative blood Program In West department, the Jones Hospital of
ern Oregon and Washington, ac- Hillsboro and the Forest Grove
cotding to Mrs. O. C. Halvorson, General Hospital. Dr. R. S. Welsh,
county chairman for the blood two year member of the medical
advisory committee, said that large
program.
amounts
of Red Cross blood Is used
Doctor Paul McBride will be in
charge of Red Cross nurses and at the Hillsboro hospital and, at
Meaty loin or rib end Cut from
technicians who will assist with present, the county is a little short
the finest of young porkers
the blood donations in Beaverton. of Its quota. He asked that the
people
of
the
Beaverton
area
do
A number of blood donors from
Beaverton, West Slope. Aloha, what they can to make up the
deficiency.
Reedville areas have already sign
Highest technical standards are
ed pledge cards and the local re
cruitment committee under the maintained by bloodmohlle tech
direction of Mrs. L. Thompson, will nicians. The portable unit, to visit
continue to sign up potential do Beaverton Monday, is under the
direction of a doctor and trained
nors.
nurses. Each prospective donor
Persons who wish to sign dona
receives tests to determine tem
tion pledge cards may obtain them
perature, blood pressure, and blood
from: Mrs. A. C. Anderson, West
BEEF
content, at the same time he gives
BEEF
Slope; Mrs. Dell Hamilton, West
his complete medical history.
BEEF
Slope;
Mrs. Howard
Trachsel, I
Red Cross officials report that
PORK
Mra. Rusaell Grant, Beaverton; or
every precaution is taken to deter
Grad#
PORK
Mr. and Mrs. Stubbs of Economy
Good LB.
mine whether It is safe for an
PURE
Orocery, Aloha, and at Reedville
individual donor to give a pint of
**•»•
AQc
from Rev. Gilmore of Mrs. Paul |
Commorcioi I B . " »
blood. Persons who are not able to
Doyle, or from the personnel at
make donations will be refused
K lim » Itoust lb 69c
the blood donation center at Merle
All information concerning the
Davies School on Monday.
blood donation is confidential and
Mrs. Thompson urges full co any reason for rejection is known
operation by Beaverton area res only to the potential donor and
N g . 30)
idents to meet the quota. She the doctor at the center.
Co«
stated that these individual con
NO CHARGE IS M ADE FOR
N g . 2
tributions are necessary to this
COG
A fo r
TH E L IF E SAVING RI.OOD
important life saving program The
ITSELF. THE O N L Y CH ARG E
No.
10) 4 7(
fact was stressed that this is a
«as
11
MADE IN A H O SPITAL IS A
community program to meet the
SERVICE CHARGE FOR TH E
Na. IV, IJÇt
community's blood needs. To give
Rayero»»
cas
CROSS T Y P I N G OF TH E
in this program is to practice the
G IF T o f I1I.OOD W ITH TH E
Golden Rule, she said.
No 2‘f
HI.OOll OF T H E P A T IE N T .
Afternoon hours have been set
A PROTECTION FOR THE.
for donors at the bloodmohlle be
P A T IE N T , SO AS NOT TO
cause the time is more convenient
CAUSE A N Y CLUM PING OF
N . , 69<
for industrial employes and down
COG
CELLS TH A T WOULD R E
town workers according to Mrs.
SULT IN A BAD REACTIO N.
Thompson. She said that not only
B-oc. p kf.
WHEN NECESSARY TO SE
have these people gone the required
CURE HI.OOD FROM PRO
amount of hours without eating,
FESSIONAL IMINORS TH E
but the time was convenient to
CHARGE RUNS FROM «5.110
• Va-ot. O O c
47
them as they came o ff their jobs.
TO JWO.mi OR MORE FOR
Pub. Health Dist.
Meets Oct. 21 to
Develop Program
The fogs o f John Barleycorn en
At an all day meeting held in
veloped at least four citizens last
j the county court chambers, Hiils-
week and gave them setbacks in
! boro, October 14, Austin Scrafford.
Tigard.
! county superintendent, entertained
Three women, on October 12.
i clerks of school boards in the were
reported from the 9T9 ser
| county at a session to instruct
The public health organization them on laws, budgets, census and vice station in a bad way from
of Yamhill and Washington coun 1 related matters. About 50 school strong drink. Sheriff deputies res
ties will meet October 21 in an | clerks, half of those in the county, ponded to the alarm and saw the
vehicle go completely o ff the road
annual distHct meeting, at Mc attended.
and cross over the yellow line
Minnville.
Part of the morning was de- j
Election will be held for officers : voted to an explanation by Mr. j twice in less than a mile.
When the car was stopped, it
and the district health program [ Matich, office
assistant of the |
for the coming year will be dis public employee retirement sys was reeking with alcohol and the
three
women
occupants
were
cussed and developed.
tem, followed by discussion on the
Reports
on
accomplishments retirement system, methods and bleary-eyed, incoherent in speech
and unable to walk a straight
during the past year will be pre policy.
line. They found safp lodging in
sented.
For »he balance of the morning
. . .
session, Mr. Scrafford discussed the county jail.
Seven empty beer bottles, all
TUALATIN P. O. SAFE
school laws, general information
containing traces o f beer, and two
for school boards,
budget elec
YIELDS MOST OF LOOT
full bottles of beer were found in
tions and the clerks’ calendar for
the car.
Postal inspectors have reported the year.
Previously, on October 10 a res
to the sheriff that the greater
In the afternoon. Mrs. Amacher
part of the contents have been briefed the audience on prepara ident of Route 4, Sherwood, drank
not wisely but in excess. He passed
recovered from the safe which tion of clerk
financial reports.
was stolen from the Tualatin of This was followed by a question out on the steps of Mote’s Phar
macy and laid there from 1 to l**j
fice, in the summer.
and answer period.
Six weeks after the burglary,
The boards
will start taking hours before the owner o f the
store was able to have the law re
some lads swimming in the river school census on October 25.
move him to a warmer berth in
noted the strong box underwater
. . .
the county jail.
and reported their find to Clide
• • •
COUNTY ROAD DEPT.
Adams, postmaster.
. . .
DRAFTS ROTOTILLER
LAW NABS SMASHERS
C A N D Y VENDOR ENDS
IN FILBERT ORCHARD
According to county commission OF SCHOOL W IN D O W S
er Jim Lewis, the road department j Five boys of Aloha have been
has employed a rototiller-like de arrested by Deputy Nosack and
vice for preparing Blanton street, Sgt. Hadfield, in connection with
in the vicinity of the Aloha-Hu- the window smashing attack on
ber school for oiling. Jim says 1 the Reedville school.
they have plans for a decent road
Through agreement by the juv
there, again, after repair has been enile officers and because the boys
made of the winter damage.
freely admitted the deed, the law
The county recently put in a directed them to contact the school
42 inch culvert across Walker Rd. principal and
make restitution
below Barnes school in the dir- j and to conduct themselves like
ection of Green Meadows.
gentlemen from now on.
Bert Walker, caretaker of the
Aaron Frank
place
In Garden
Home, reports that he found one
five cent
Hershey bar vending
machine
in the filbert orchard.
Length of time the machine had
been there was not known.
?
(Perhaps a refugee from Mayor
Dorothy McCullough Lee or Wash
ington county D. A. Russell Mor
gan?)
PURE GROUND REEF
LOIN PORK ROAST
RIB STEAKS
75‘
PER LB.
Libby Fancy Pumpkin
Libby Sauerkraut
Del Monte Corn
Pear Halves
Fancy Green Beans
Minced Clams
Libby Red Salmon
Dromedary Cocoanut
Marshmallows
Rum Wafers
Pitted Dates...... *
Mince Meat
Hot Roll Mix
49c
2Sc
4Sc
59c
39c
25e
„ 2V
*::.M 35*
Turkeys
Fancy Hen*..lb. 49c
Fancy Tom s..lb. 59c
CIDER
KRAUT
PUMPKIN
PEACHES,
SUGAR
Hood Rivor brand Gallon
QUALITY FAMOUS
J»9
p
25*
Ä 29*
/
"¿V 25*
*•- 39c
25*
HONEY
Mayonnaise
Columbia brand
If you lika
liko Kraut
Krau
You'll like this!
M o o o b .a m
Na. IV,
Caa,
^
S N ID E R S
SLICED
BROWN OR
POWDERED
HALIBUT STEAKS ...lb.
Waste- SALMON STEAKS ...lb.
Free FILLET OF S O L E ...... lb.
Fish FILLET OF C O D ...... lb.
FRESH OYSTERS ...pint
45c
59c
39c
29c
69c
APPLE
Enjoy apples now in a variety of
way* while they're at their best.
A natural to serve with fresh pork
—featured above in this ad.
5 9
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Jonathan 1KR L„ 5c
APPLES BOX $1.19
f
DELICIOUS 3 lbs 25c Box $1.39
ORTLEYS
lb. 5c Box $1.59
RED ROME 3 lbs 25c Box $2.39
2 {1 5 c
Na. X V ,
Caa
1-LB.
PKG.
TOKAY GRAPE$
23c
Rich in color — sweat in
ta$ta. Brighten your dinner
table with these
2 m 15c
11c
VALENCIA ORANGES
lb. 10<
CRANBERRIES Plump
lb. 19c
WINTER SQUASH 3 kinds lb 3c
GREEN CABBAGE
lb. 3c
GOLDEN CARROTS
lb. 7c
E d w a rd s C o ffe e
Coffee blended to suit the most
particular coffee experts.
I-lb.
Caa
2-lb. $ 4 0 5
C aa
I
53'
12*
18‘
POTATOES
JUJ JU
N O I HILL
AIRWAY
aw S
COFFEE
COFFEE
ëf
So. it ground—
know it'« froth.
A mild and
mallow bland.
I -lb Bag
47'
Trend
Margarine
M b.
93'
-lb. Bag
’."V |b.29‘
Aerowax
2*
Dog Food £ r 3 .... 29*
VEL
27 C
i. 6 *
Prices In This Ad Effective Thru Sat., Oct. 22
85
TIDE
lb. 65c
Fancy Fryers
OVEN-READY
ï r 35c
Kraft Velveeta
Krispy Crackers
Popped Corn
Wtl63il6S
Cream of Wheat
Tomato Juice 5:*.*:
Jell Well Gelatines
Jell Well Puddings
Tomato Ketchup
Unit Clothes Starch
Scott Toilet Tissue
35
RABBITS, pan ready
lMl"SAFEWAY
25*
*11,00000 IN PRIZES!
M R . G U IN E Y P IG G
PER LB.
„ civvt this week end
10c
Kitchen Craft Flour
This roast offers you real
savings. Nice and meaty!
LEG R O A S T — LB. 79e
SH O U L D E B ----- LB. 59c
can only extend our gratitude and
SGCh
hope they will return next time
when it is hoped facilities will be
14V,-eo.
•
By Edita Blcthcn
enlarged to accomodate all who
»»!•
I T A TAXE D F A C IL IT IE S
come.
The McKay
Parent Teachers HOUSE RAISING
STRAINED
climaxed a month's work Friday
A house raising Sunday at the
night with their chicken dinner home of W. R. Boswell saw the
amorgasbord held in the school -tides and rafters go up.
cafeteria. The facilities were soon
The home destroyed by fire in
BRADSHAW 'S
G at detail* of Kitchen
taxed to their limit when over 400 September has been slowly being
C
raft'*
big
Contest
at
arrived to be served.
' built with the help of many netgh-
your Safaway.
The group would like to extend bora and friends. Eleven arrived
their greatest thanks of apprecla- j Sunday morning to help. A -¡png
10-lb.
tlon to those who donated mater- hettl dinner was served at noon,
S a c k .......... .
ial and time. And to those who MOONLIGHT AIK HIDE
v.'^lted patiently to be served «ve
Mm. C. Chadwick
enjoyed a
moonlight trip by airliner to Bay
MISCELLANEOUS VALUES
I area in California She went Fri-
j day night, October 7 returning
! Monday. Although a business trip
t-lk. laat 89*
ahe stayed at the home o f Rev
Paul Martin in Berkeley.
I-Ik. pk« 27*
W E E K IN H O SPITAL
B IS T FO O DS
Mra. C. C. Anderaon
returned
m
IVi-aa pkf. 10*
| Tueaday from a week In the Pur-
manente hospital. Vancouver. She
Breakfast at Cka »P« Sai 15*
is eonvaieaclng nicely from an ab
dominal operation
XB-a«. pkf. 30*
39*
LU CK Y HUNTERS
,25*
More hunters returned succeaa- ]
ful laat week. Dirk Kulken. John ,
2as, 13*
Burris,
Archie
Daviea,
John
I Rchletoker. and Jim Ij*oour got |
3 Mr 17*
I two deer. They went to Prairie ,
Made by »ha
\ City near the Idaho line.
Batti* 23*
Pura, peopia
Mr and Mr». W C Monroe and
LARGE PKG.
D o n ’t tin A G u in e a P i g • I aon Steven who were in a party ,
U m t‘ l
I of eleven returned aucceaafu! from
You con depend on us tor I the Prlnevllle diatrict.
par rail 9*
Don Smith and Leonard Stark
that "new look'' paint job.
went weat of Junction Cit> where
Don got one.
„
BEAVERTON BODY SHOP P R IN C IP A L S CONVENE
M orve teas
IS-o, 9 A r
Melvin
Nesa.
principal
of
McKay
Tide's
la,
lB-os.
259 N W. Canyon Rood
ter dishwashing, p k g .. ™ *
pkg. . . .
School «pent Monday and Tuea dirt's eat.
Phone Beaverton 4162
day attending Principal Conven
tion In Salem.
McKay - Progress
Pork Shoulder Roast
45
S W IS S STEAKS
LB.
SH O RT RIBS
LB.
SHO ULDER STEAKS
LB.
L O IN C H O P S, center cuts LB.
PORK S A U S A G E
LB.
lb. 35
Pure lean beef—ground un
der the most sanitary con
ditions. T ry it once . . .
you’ll serve it often.
M O R E B IG VALUES IN SAFEWAY MEAT SECTIONS
LAMB
STRONG DRINK GIVES
SETBACKS IN TIGARD
Pending Census
SUSPECT ESCAPES IN
SEARCH OF "M U G ” FILE
U«ed to combat shock by rcpiocing blood
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE -
-Friday, October 21, 1949
DUZ
Granulated
S -p
20’ ,-oz. 2 7 C
p k f...
41 C
2-lb.
PRICED TO HELP YOU SAVE!
U S. 10-lb M P c 25-lb
No. 1 Sack“ ^
Sack
98
U
Sweet Potatoes
8 *1
This is the last
week lor the bif
CA U LIFLO W ER
C R IS P CELERY
PU M PK IN S
R^ABAGAS
P A R SN IP S
O C T O B fR
G et yaur c o p y ....
S No. 2's-50-lb SA C X K 98<
98c
5*
lb
23
Solid whit.
Dew fresh
lb.
lb.
Right off the vines
lb.
Smoo»h-«kinned
Rich in flavor
TURNIPS
Carefully selected
SOUTHERN Y A M S
Smooth
Be sure...shop
SWIFTS
SAFEWAY
PREM
lb.
lb.
2
12c
5c
3c
5<
8c
lb. 10c
lbs. 19c
12-os. C A N
39‘
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