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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1950)
Adolph La Fond Catholic Church Conducts Drive For Relief Fund R equiem m ass will be offered fo r Adolph L aFond. 73, Friday, M arch 10, at 9:30 a.m., at St. Cece lia's C ath olic church, Beaverton, B eginning Sunday, all Catholic with R everend G M. Sniderhon officia tin g . Vault entom bm ent ch urches o f western Oregon will will follow in Mount C alvary cem e con duct a one-w eek cam paign to collect $35,000 for the B ishop's tery. Portland. Fund fo r V ictim s o f W ar. This A fter an extended illness, Mr. am ount will be the arehdioce.san 1 LaFond passed aw ay in the early con tribu tion to a five-m illion-dol- m orning o f M arch 7, at his h im e. lar national goal. 569 S. W . W atson, B eaverton. He T he appeal will he made directly was w ell-know n in B eaverton and through the C atholic churches, owned quite a hit o f housing and with children in parochial schools property. m aking a separate appeal. There Mr. L aF on d was born July 24, will be no solicitation o f bus.ness 1876, in L ittle Falls. M innesota. He firm s. had lived in Beaverton area for Funds will be utilized to con tin the past 14 years, retiring after ue w orld-w ide activities o f the an earlier life engaged in fa rm C atholic overseas agencies: W ar ing. R e lie f Services o f the National Surviving are his wife, Leah; C atholic W elfare C onference and sons, Gene, C larence and Irving the B ishops’ E m ergen cy R elief and daughter Mrs. H arold Ribble, C om m ittee. all o f B eaverton; a son. Dave, of Since 1943. these two agencies Malta, M ontana; tw o brothers, Joe have distributed almost 304,000.000 LaFond, Malta. M ontana, and Max pounds o f food stu ffs, m edicines, L aFond, Y akim a, W ash in gton , and and clothing, valued at m ore than tw o sisters: Mrs. M ary L aFond, $129.000,000. T his aid reached 62 Olym pia, W ashington, and Mrs. d ifferen t countries and was ad Olive LaBrie, Malta. Montana, m inistered to the neediest every also eight grandchildren. w here w ithout regard to race, R ecitation of the rosary at creed, or color. P e g g ’s Chapel, Beaverton. T hu rs A dm inistration costs are less day. M arch 9. at 8 p.m. than 2 per cent. Mary Hunnicutt WIENERS Skinless I.b 49c PRIME RIB ROAST lb 69c Swift's Food Sole Rath's Picnic Hams LB 35c Salmon Pink 1 5-oz 39 'panm -'Jic-iA Minced Butter Clams 7 02 - 25 . Tuna Fish Dark and white flakes m Sardines Oval, mustard & 1 ^%c Tomato Sauce ■ ^ Salmon - Red Libbys 16-oz. cans Mayonnaise Borden's Chateau Lb Loaf C ìa m s 39 Hot Cross Buns ooz 39 Tomato Best Foods Pint» 39c Z Q _ QTS. O T C 7 9 Minced Razor Royal Red For Lenten Salads A O C Cheese 2 SWT. POTATOES 2 lbs . 29 c A RTICH O KES Large Size 29c for CARROTS 3 beh,29c C A LA V O 2 , 35c Juice Campbell's 13-oz 3 ,„r 29 COFFEE Lb Chase and Sanborn's FLOUR 75c sack s 3-79 CORNED BEEF i oz 39c ROAST BEEF i oz 49c PORK SAUSAGE i o 45c PREM for 2 2 2 2 3 TAMALES Tins POTTED MEAT3o, 3 1 .00 23c 25c DEVILED HAM , OI 2 ,„35c VEAL LOAF 25c ;0 2 S T R A IN E D BABY MEATS 2 fo r 35c < HOPPED BABY MEATS 2 fo r 35c HAMBURGERS PARD 3 cans 35c CHOPPED HAM 12-oz. 49c Lbs 69c SWIFTNING ALLSW EET 10-oz. 3 Lob 45c 25c A REAL BUY All Popular Brands HI-HO CRACKERS Pound Box 25c HOT SAUCE 6 T s 29c TOMATOES 2 ^ 35c At 25c Stock Up At This Low Price 29c FRESH RANCH EGGS ACME BOCK BEER Grade 'A' Large *1.59 Dozen 43c Grade 'AA' Large Dozen 49c W E S T S L O P E : — Funeral rites for Mrs. M ary O. H unnicutt, 79. 7700 SW P arrw ay Drive. Portland, will be held M arch 9, 2 p.m.. at P eg g ’s Chapel, B eaverton, with R everend M ark L loyd, o f the Bea verton M ethodist ch urch, o fficia t ing. Vault interm ent will be in R iverview cem etery. Portland. Mrs. H unnicutt died M onday. M arch 6, at the hom e o f her dau ghter, Mrs. F rances M cK ee with w hom she had been living. She was born January 19. 1871, on a farm near Sm ithfield. Illinois. She m oved to this area about sev en years ago and was a m em ber o f the M ethodist church in Can ton, Illinois, as well as a m em ber | for m ore than 50 years o f the R oy- , al N eighbors o f A m erica. S urviving children other than Mrs. M cK ee are R. J. H unnicutt. 665 S. E. B roadm ore, B eaverton; Mrs. Hazel F lagg. P eoria, Illinois; F. W . H unnicutt, G alesburg. Illi nois. A lso su rvivin g are tw o brothers; David M atheny, M orning Sun, la .; and Reed M atheny, Cuba, Illinois, and tw o sisters: Mrs. E va H en der son, C hicago, Illinois, and Mrs. Fannie A rchibald, a twin sister, of Canton. Illin ois; nine gran d ch ild ren and five great grandchildren. Her husband, Ulysses G. H unni cutt passed aw ay ^t Canton, Illi nois, in Septem ber, 1937. Woodland Acres Sees Opening of Grocery Concern W ith the opening o f a n eigh bor hood g rocery in their hom e at 4928 S. W. W ilson avenue. Mr. and Mrs. R oss Chabino announce they are ready to accom m odate the d ist ricts o f W oodlan d A cres, Pine- hurst, Sunset R oad and W hite Pine Lane. The C habinos m oved to their present location early in 1944, aftet R oss was released from the army, a veteran o f both W orld W ar I and W orld W ar IT. T hey lived in a tiny log cabin, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pyl- vanian. while clearin g land and building their own hom e. All the w ork, including landscaping o f lawns, w as done w ithout profes sional help. The new enterprisers plan to en large their store in the near future as qu ick ly as business Justifies It. | T he public is w elcom ed, how ever, w ithout regard to purchases, they declare. Mr. C habino’s hobby Is flow ers A D V E R T IS E M E N T F O R BIDS Separate sealed bids will be re ceived by School D istrict No. 57-J. W ashington County, O regon at the Barnes School on W a lk er R oad on e-h alf mile west o f Cedar Street. W ash in gton County, O regon, until 8 00 P. M , T hursday. M arch 30, 1950. for the con stru ction o f a new grade school building and an addi tion to the existing B arnes School building for Sch ool Dist. No. 57-J, W ashington County. O regon, and will then and there be opened and publicly read aloud. Bids received after the tim e fixed for opening will not be considered. Bidders must subm it a prequalification statem ent to the A rchitect ten days before date o f bid open in g Plans, sp ecification s and form o f con tract ^documents m ay be ob tained at the o ffice o f Stokes A All.vn, A rchitects, upon a deposit o f $25 per set, w hich will be re funded upon the return o f the plans and specification s within a reasonable tim e after receipt of bids. Each S id shall he a ccom panied by a certified ch eck, cash ier's ch eck or bid bond m ade pay able to the ow ner in am ount no* less than S'* o f the am ount of hui The School D istrict N o 5. J. W ashington County, O regon, re serves the right to reject any or all bids, and to waive inform alities. No bidder m ay w ithdraw his bid after the h our set for the opening tth ereof or b efore aw ard o f con tract, unless said award is delayed for a period exceedin g 30 days. Charles E T aft. Clerk. Published M arch 10. 17. 1950 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE —Friday, March 10, 1950 Ideal Cleaners Closes One Week For Remodeling Ideal Cleaners will be closed tem p oiarily .March 13-18 inclusive fo r rem odeling purposes, state M: and Mrs. Cline ow ners, x An extensive repair and remod eling cam paign w ill be completed around M arch 18. Mr. and Mrs. Cline have oper ated the clean in g establishment fou r years. T h ey express their thank < for everyon e’s patience during the tem porary shut down. T R A D E .25 R em in gton slide at tion deer rifle fo r garden trar- tor. 2286 B ertha-B eaverton High way. 7p W O M E N ’S F E L L O W S H IP A SK S MEN TO M E E T T he W om en ’s F ellow ship of the Bethal C ongregational Church will meet W ednesday, M arch 15, it 8 p. m. The C ongregational State Six , ii A ction Com m ittee o f which Rev. A lbert F. K ing is chairm en. wH'< meet W ednesday aftern oon at the church and in the evening mem bers o f the com m ittee will put on the program fo r the W om en ’s Fel lowship. Since it is o f interest to both men and wom en, the men o f the T o m ore effectiv ely serve both church have been invited to attend. farm ers and laborers, the H illsboro It prom ises to be an interesting o ffic e o f the state em ploym ent evening. ir service, on March 6, 'established Hostesses are: Mrs. Belle W ilker, an o ffice at the farm -labor cam p, chairm an; Mrs. Geo. Thyng.- and east city lim its o f H illsboro. T ele Mrs. R. L. K ingsbury. phone num ber is H illsboro 7211. b r o t h e r a n d f a m il y Persons look ing for agricultural Mr. and Mrs. H arold Schwab of em ploym ent are invited to make 363 S. W . Spencer Ave. entertained use o f the office. F arm ers needing Mrs. S ch w ab’s brother and family, w orkers m ay either call personally I Mr. and Mrs. H en ry Hummasti or place em ploym ent orders by i and son W allace o f A storia over phone. the weekend. Opens Camp For Farm-Labor Use SPECIAL GROUP PERCALES Values To 98c 1 To 3 Yard Lengths SPECIAL 17c YARD While They Last Open 9 A M To 7 P M - Saturdays T il 9 P M Phone Beaverton 3461 n E EAVERTONS •V. r ( - V " • -• O WN S T O R E . • .-3 rr.%. . IT'S SPRING! It's Clean Up, Paint Up Time Whether it is a lorge project or a small chore, supplies obtained in our convenient well-stocked store are guaranteed and able to do a long lasting job for you. HOMEBUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Beaverton Phone 3951 /M i '48 CHEV. 2 door, 18,000 actual miles This' is $ a dream '39 FORD COUPE Radio, heater, new tires excellent Si motor .... '46 CHEV. 4 door two-tone point, perfect tires, radio, hea ter, undercoat, nice smooth Si motor '37 CHEV. 2 door, lots of good de pendable S lQ C transportation 1195 995 '40 CHEV. 5 pass coupe W ill have to see this one to ap- preciate it 495 275 CHEAPIES 1934 Chev Coupe '35 Studeboker S ^ l C Real buys at and a number of others to choose from CARR CHEVROLET CO. USED CAR LOT Located at East V' Phone Beaverton 4914
