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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1950)
K A V f l T O N IH TfRM M SC— F rider, July 28 Farm Prices on Increase After Decrease of '49 1950 COMPLETE CAMP FIRE GROUP SPENDS WEEK AT CAMP ADAHI N i v E4 m M d U T - P R O G R E S S — Th e Car. K l K ' T a T x a ip ft r e g n x.p wen' t o camp l * " * The eight girl* « i l l at Cam p Adahi In tin* s ee d the girls will crowd naaay hours « ¡ t h girls of other g ra sp » in W ashington county T h ree crafts are offered Camp and eutdoor creaUve and dramat- fr««r. these each girl chooses tww. U ader the direction o f 1» eoun- colors who are college women. •Killed in their chosen craft, the g u i i have classes AH have an opportunity to learn swim m ing under the leadership of n Red Cross life guard graduate One over right trip into near by hiVs show the girl* how they can Inr» with the mm.mum o f cooking *M *ltti«a A forest ranger guides them on a nature hike Th e week is climaxed on Friday _______________ ______________ «nth a council fire. A re- port ta p » « o f a h a ; hai been me- comp.’ .»bed and the dram a' .< group preaahta an or.ginsi play and a r 1E._»rp,•*«.*t*oe o f camp A re day» t/Mtaj stria « t jo y in g this weed a re: Linda H o m ey Joan E m o o m Joyce Whjrttenberg. Ardu* W ade- field. Donnye Strayer Joyce Van Hyntng. Ann Gagnon and Phyllis Cam da k K T I K > F R O M O A K K I Ix »E y r iruj Hr% Leonard McKee Pe*e and Sara Jane have returned from vacatloeing near Oxbridge G A R D E N S L O O K GOOD ■*°* Cox 4H county director ,peBt W ednesday July 1* visit:ng many gardens o f club merr.her* stated that the garden* look *"* f 00^ despite the late planting F ° ° r f " 4" conditions v is r r i.M G A T ALbE.A M r and Mrs John H arm * John Neal and K a y spent the weekend visiting friends at A ls e a -------- MEAT5 HAM LOAF Be sure to try some Lb. A delicious combination of horn ond veal. --------------------------------- — i______________________________ STEAKS SLICED BACON 59c 89c * 69c Round or Sirloin Lb Swift's Premium, Armour’s Stor, Morrell's Pride. Hor- mel's Dairy Hotel Pock CHICKEN FRYERSu, 79c Payne's Pan Reody You can't beat the flavor of these colored fryers GROUNDROUND Lb 69c It's lean ond delicious LOCKER BEEF * 53c ond up Cut ond Wropped VIC ERICKSON'S MEATS In T eres's Food Store Hoskell Shopping Center T i e f.r *1 naif of 19 V j u i c.i*ed with tM prsc* level ip »a rA utccrding to the weekly f a r t price, tro p e u d « « e t h e r re- n ew prepared by the OSC erUh- cSoe »erviee from U SO A report* and ocher d ata P rice» received by farm er* a »d retail prices, after decrees. =g during the last half of lP 4 i were nearly back to the level o f a rear ago W holesale p r t e i on July * « e r e higher than a year earlier Farm costs pr~.ee* were alec, ahore -a*t year The over-all increase in farm pnee* nationally, from mid-Jaa- uary to mid-June has averaged about 5 per cent. In Ore g ar the mtrease during the part tin month.* hx* amounted to more than T per Cen t Advances were quite general 1B * 1 ’ m ajor comm odity groups w rh the exception o f dairy prod- A report from the Bur an - o f Labor Statistics showed a sharp * * » * ¿ «rin g the week ending July * " wholesale prices. Farm prod »sets prices at wholesale advanced nearly ♦ per cant Increases m Hve- stock were especially sharp Luvw- * * « k prices on July ♦ averaged nearly 15 per cent above a year earlier A il m ajor c o m m o d i t y groups advanced during ’ he week with the exception o f metals and ; metal prod je ts Compared with a year earlier all groups were higher except for textile product* and chemicals and allied products. The retail cost o f foods in the “ market basket“ has also been in creasing m recent months The farm er's share o f each dollar that consumers spent for farm food products rose from <7 cents ir. March to Si cents in A p ril A rec ord high of M cents was reached in 1X5 and a record low o f 52 cen's in 1933 Standards o f education, d w g t e i give local county and state -- =-i**rat.ve and supervisory o f ficial* a basis fo r appraisal and to aid the s e in e .- 'hemsehres in seif evaluation, have become vte standard upon which participation *» granted in bas.c school support fund*, according to information appearing under tne mark o f Rex Putman, supenn tec dent o f public lasxrwetiea. state department s i el-ucatioa. to For e.ementary schools the fo l lowing condition- are inspected and reported on as a oasis for continued basic school rapper» funds L Instructloeta. program as re flected in spirit of the school curriculum, instructional supplies and equipment and library facil ities 2. Adm inistration adequacy and professional attitude of teachers: management o f school supervision throughout community relations: length o f term - teacher-pup:) ra tio. transportation and custodial 3. School en viri-. men! — site: bui.d.ngs: lighting exits, lailet facilities, w ater supply and sanita tion: covered play space, walks and display o f flag Secondary school standards com pare with elem entary by the fol lowing items leng” i o f term : pro gram of studies sta ff adequacy sta ff qualifications school plant: furniture, equipment and supplies: library; graduation requirements; m arka records and reports: trans portation: administration and spir it o f school. & o n f/Á D R IA M flO W B t A ttorn ey-«*-Law Beaverton. Oregon N O T IC E O F F I N A L A C C O U N T L o w l y (N o. m t * ) In the Court o f the State of Oregon for the County o f W ash ington. In the M atter o f the Estate of Ira J Brownlee. Deceased Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as executrix o f the estate o f Ira J Brownlee, deceased has filed her final account in the County Court o f the State o f Ore gon for W ashington County, and that Friday, the 25th day o f August. 1900 at the hour o f 2 00 o'clock in the afternoon o f said day and the court room of said court locat ed in county courthouse. H ills boro. Oregon has been appointed by raid court as the time and place fo r the hearing of objections thereto and the settlement thereof. Dated and first published. July 28. 1960 Date o f last publication. August 25 1950 TH E R E SA D BRO W NLEE Adm inistratrix D 8STÍKG POWDER COMPIE* WITH LARGE PUFf .7 9 FOR YOUR HAJR Fresh Deodorant G r o u n d &e e Fart, MiU Conti CASTILE SHAMPOO H ’.43 Tortor Suntan Lotion .79 Yardley Lavender Soap 45c bor, box 1.35 Chelsee Bath S oap box of 3 60 Dryad Liquid Deodorant 49 Add 20% Federal excise tax to Cosmetic* Jewelry Assorted Cold Cuts \b- 4 * c k WBT t s »<•? K S w Sn'okl t Sie»ks 'V 69c lb. 55c • Salami e»ok*d sliced |fa. 65c • Braunschweiger • Roast Beef Loaf lb. 69c • Wieners an^ Bologna lb. 55c • Polish Sausage lb. 59c • Boiled Ham lb. 59c lb?l. 25 tb . o« * o \ e - " lu t 53 c Hen 7 “ r* ’ _____ — Rile Rak Cleanser Pineapple luice Del Monte Del Monte Peas Early Garden 46-ox. Can No. 303 Caa \ Special Introductory Offer! Heavy Plastic Garment Bag 5 0c— plus a band from Rik Rak caa can 10 c Pork & Beans Dennison’s No. 1 Can Marshmallows Sro« Cloud 8-ox. Pkg. 33' 17' 9' 10 ' PANCAKE FLOUR * p *" t «-* 49c FLAPJACK SYRUP s m co. 69c FRUIT C O C K T A IL M Oe«,M. n . i ««. j9 c 1. E a o Bright yellow— heavy with juice I Brwvorton. Oregon N O TIC E TO CREDITO RS In the County Court o f the State o f Oregon for Washington County In the M atter o f the Estate o f Hans Nielsen also known as Hans Neilson. Deceased T h e undersigned having been appointed by the above entitled j Court o f the State o f Oregon for the County aforesaid. Adm inistra trix of the Estate o f Hans Nielsen also known as Hans Neilson. de ceased and l i v i n g qualified notice is hereby given to the creditors of. and all persons having claims against, said deceased to present them, verified as required by law. i within six months after the first publication o^ this notice at the o ffic e o f Thurlow Weed. 237 Farm ington. Beaverton. Oregon D a'ed Julv 24 1950 H A T T IE TO C VM Adm inistratrix. TH URLO W W EED Attorney Date o f first publication. July 2A 1950 D v r o f last publication. August 9«. 160 Minced Ham Veal Loaf Pickle Pimiento Macaroni is Cheese Olive Loaf, Etc. 49' At mm»-* at l a » .39 Appetizing meals at a moment’s notice are no trick at all when you use cold cuts. They’re meat in its most convenient form-ready to serve, ready to eat. And so good, too. Safeway features a wide assort ment of luncheon meats. WOK TH U R LO W W EED Dancing Mileage Hosiery Large Selection 1.49 & 1.59 v , Prices tm this ad af t effective through Set. erday. July 29 We re serve the right to limit quantities E S T A T E O F H A N S N IE L S E N , s b n known an Kan « NV4l««*i .89 U o rtu a ry , TA8 LE-REA0 Y MEATS from SAFEWAY Attorney-at-I-aw Beaverton. Oregon N O T IC E O F F IN A L AC C O U N T (N o ffMS> In the County Court o f the State o f Oregon for the County of Washington. In the Matter of the Estate of Harold A H Segneboen, Deceased: Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, as executrix of the estate o f Harold A H. Segneboen. deceased, has filed her final ac count In the County Court o f the State o f Oregon for W ashington County, and that Friday the 25th day o f August. 1960. at the hour o f 2 00 o'clock In the afternoon o f said day and the court room o f said court located in county courthouse. Hillsboro. Oregon has been appointed by said court as the time and place for the hearing o f objections thereto and the set tlement thereof Dated and first published. July 28 1960 Date o f last publication. August 25. 1960 Mrs. Genevieve Castles Clark. Executrix. W IL D R O O T Cream-Oil Peyy J TH U R LO W W EED TH U R LO W W EED For top-fo-toe tor soothing relaxation - fo r dainty loveliness * fill your tub with these LO W CO ST LU X U R IES tor the both You'll find them — ond many other "bathing beouties"— at our TO ILETR IES D EPA R TM EN T where it's ol- woys so easy to keep beauty on o budget • WANT ADS • E S T A T E O F IR A J. BROW N L E E Estate of Har>>4d A. H. Segneboen beauty G IR L S B IC Y C L E —Spring fork. almost new, blue color. Has no' run over 50 miles, 135 Call at PU SH B L T T O N car radio. 7 tuba*, Talbert residence, 314 E. 2nd S t . new never used. Fits 42 to 48 Beaverton. 27p Pontiac 135 Call at Talbert res N o school si rated as “ standard“ idence. 314 E. Second St . Bea L E G B A T H T U B — Excellent con foe any definite period but must verton- constantly improve •• keeping with dition. 110. Telephone Beaverton 2891 27p change of standards and condi F O R S A L E — F n gk ialre refrigera tions. W t . s private schools may tor. 40 -gai. galvanised »s ta r MONTHLY Ml •'SION MEET request an educational survey to tank. Mrs Jonh Boegli. 11210 Members and friends of St. M at determine its degree o f standard S W V illa R idge CH. »934 2Tp thew Missionary’ Guild are urged isation. only public schools are en titled. through the rating to re M A N 'S W O R L D bicycle like new to remember the monthly meeting maroon color, spring fork, two to be held in the church parlors. ceive basic school support fund money wneel brakes Has not traveled 8 p m . Wednesday. August 2. Ir^e resting topics and refresh over 50 mile*. 5*0 Call at T a l ments are on the agenda for this bert residence 314 E 2nd Bea HEX JOHN BARLEYCORN verton 27 p summer evening meeting. In M cM innville, m unyeiidtng hex is on the insidious John Barleycorn The T E L E P H O N E R E G IS T E R segts'ers a proposal which is aim ed at the heart o f an evil condi tion— aiming to outlaw the sale of alcoholic beverages in the county The Oregon Tem perance league is in the forefron t o f the drive Wm. SPEARS W £ PEGG having collected some 1300 valid signatures backing the local op tion measure already checked and about 2 months in which to obtain the required 150} voters total Sparking the drive fo r a return o f such antionaiiy remembered institutions as bootleggers, blind pigs and speakeasies are minister ial associations o f the county with a concentration o f its forces in M cM innville and Newberg. Companion measure, statewide 1 is the Tem perance league proposal to forbid sale of “ prom otively ad Your community mortician since 1910 vertised“ alcoholic beverages sub ject to vote on the Novem ber bal lot. O f the 27 "M3 signatures al legedly already obtained. 1700 are BEAVERTON, OREGON Rhone 1411 said to have come from Yam hill county, a greater proportion, on per capita basis, than from any other county in the state. STATE'S SCHOOL INSPECTIONS GIVE BASIS FOR APPRAISALS N S Grapefruit Juice Tow* JELLO DESSERTS Geleties ib l3 c U S HO. I MKCTfo— NCW POTATOES *A* S im It » S m * 1 .2 5 W4« j S um '0 a S m * 55c le a « « - » f.c l 1»-» .4 7 c a 5 ' xe S im PARD DOS FOOD Cantaloupes lb. 8c Peaches elberta lb. 17c Green Onions 2 Bor*15c Red Radishes 2 15c Local Lettuce lb. 5c Bananas lb. 15c DELRICH MARGARINE C-Z *■» cete. n - r ? c ..- 3 ib 35 R IN SO SOAP Granulated P*l 27 4‘ °* 39c 2 pkqi | Çg POST S SUGAR CRISP 2 * ~ p M 27C REDDI-WIP fw ♦•PPi«9* 7-ei tea 49c MARGARINE «yb««k i lk. 32c MAYONNAISE ••*♦*••4» Pi.tj#r42c HEINZ DILL PICKLES » •« 27c AIRW AY CO FFEE Mb. 75c NOB HILL CO FFEE »•'* 78c EDWARDS CO FFEE i-ib. 83c GRADE A1 BUTTER s^.-qHo.,. in 63< GRADE A' LARGE EGG S <•’ 60c Tide Dreft Ivory De*e-gent Detergent Soap H oi 27c 27' 3 re« beri 23 C
