c a m p f ir e
How con you feed a m eat-
loving fa m ilv when prices
keep jum p inq around, ye*
incom e rem a in s the jo in :?
U se low-cost cuts of quality
m ea ts— th a t's the sm art a n
sw er th a t so m any sm art
hom c-m okers have discov
ered at T H R I F T Y M A R K E T .
T h e se popular priced cuts
of b eef, pork, are a ll good
eatin g . . . .
Governm ent
graded and right from the
sa m e side of m eat as the
m ore exp en sive c u ‘ s.
Try
som e today and enjoy real
ta ste sa tisfa ctio n , high nu
tritio n a l v alu e . You 'll prove
to y o u rself thot you can
serve d elicio u s m eat dishes
often an d save money at
the sqm e tim e.
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PORK CHOPS
PICNIC HAMS Armou,s
RIB ROAST Primegro,nfed
PORK SHANKS
ce n te r loin
A rm i
S ta r
Rib or
A rm o u r's B a n n e r S lice d
l°‘n /LO
POCK LOIN ROAST, - d £ Z Z
Fillet Red Snapper
Hill's Bros.
Drip or Reg. Grind
C offee
Bisquick
lb.
2]-lb Package
Cheese
Vel-Veeta
Crisco
2-lb. Loaf
Elsinor Fancy
Lb
Lb
Lb
69c
43c
79c
33c
Lb
Lb
33c
79c
39c
77c
89c
3-lb. Tins
Catsup
Lb
2 bottles
NEW LOW PRICES
NEW LOW PRICES
TOM ATO S U 3 for 29c
W H EA T HEARTS ,,b
12.02 29c
W HEATIES
12-01 19c
C A K E FLOUR so.osilk 35c
C A K E MIX
33c
PINEAPPLE Del M
or
29c
TUN A
GRAPEFRUIT T i l ' 35c
PEANUT Z Z I
15-oz. 35c
C RAC K E RS Sunsht ,b 49c
M IN CEDCLAM S W s25c
BALLARD BISCU,TS
PEAS
BEETS
APRICOTS
Betty C ro cke r
W h ite
Blue Bird
S ta r,
solid
Pkg
p ack
Lib b y 's
C a p ita l, S liced
No. 2 T in s
B IA V E R T O N
o f f ic e r s
T he N a k ics Cam p F ire group
had it« firat m eeting Oct. 5, 1950.
T he follow in g o ffice r« were elect- !
ed : P ie»., Sharon Sheely; vice
Pres., Lissa F rlsh ; Sec., Linda
H o m e y ; social chairm an. Mary
L ee C aven s; scribe. Jean Haase.
T he grou p is goin g to sell C hrist
mas card s and C hristm as w rap
ping paper.
E N T E R P R IS E — Frid ay, O ctober 13,
Kingsbury-Difam
Nuptials Sealed
Sunday Sept. 17
Cath. Daughters'
Recollection Day
Planned Oct. 29
The next regular m onthly m eet
ing o f Court St. Cecelia N " 1487
C atholic D aughters o f A m erica is
scheduled for Oct. 1(L
Mrs. Freda A m ell is m aking ar
r a n g e m e n ts fo r the cou rt’s annual
Day o f R ecollection to be held
Sunday, Oct. 29 at St. M ary's o f
the V alley A cadem y.
The Junior C ouncil met Oct. 2
at the home o f Mrs. E m m a Balfe.
Plans are still being made for
organization w hich will take place
in the very near future.
'F R O M R O C K S P R IN G S , W YO.
Mr and Mrs. W alter R osene o f
R o ck Springs. W yo.,* are visiting
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred
’A ntrobus o f B eaverton.
L O N G R E S ID E N T
Mrs. W m . Smith who lived so
m any years on 1st and W atson St.
v>sited Mrs. Jenny A lexander of
B eaverton last week.
IL L N E SS IN C O T T A G E G R O V E
Mr- R L Brink
| W it h lt „
cashier at the Beaver T h eatie, and
her m other Mrs. V’ . Linderm ood,
were called to C ottage G rove O c
tober 1 because o f the serious ill
ness o f their m other and grand
m other w ho had celebrated her
85th birth anniversary on Tuesday
O ctober 5.
Mrs. Blank has returned home
bu t Mrs. L inderm ood
rem ained
with her m other.
p m g -j« G R A N D C H IL D
C A N A S T A C O N V E N T IO N
Mrs. Belle W alk er entertained
the follow in g guests fo r canasta
last w eek : A m y G jbson, Della
W ood o f Calif., R u by Boyd, May
B laster, Mrs Cora W etherell. C ar- Mr a,,d M n’ H‘‘nr> L- Klngabury
rie Sum m ers. Lena M axwell and
E L M O N IC A — Sunday Sept. 17th
L illian Thyng.
was a happy day for another of
the n eigh borh ood boys, H enry L.
Lunch w as served.
K in gsbury, son o f Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. K in gsbury on W alker road
R K T t ’ R N TO C A L IF .
Mr. and Mrs. W ood w h o have when he m arried Susannah D ifani
been here from Calif., returned to tbe dau ghter o f Mr. and Mrs. C.
their hom e last Saturday.
Peter L orentzen o f Scholls F erry
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road.
T he cerem on y was at candle-
V IS IT IN G S IS T E R
! light in the F irst Unitarian church
A rthur P ik o f Calif. Is visiting
in P ortland. Dr. R ich ard Steiner
his sister Mrs. C arrie Summers.
officia ted .
T he bride was given away by
F IS H IN G IN R A IN
her father. H er gow n was ice blue
Mr. and Mrs. R obt. Sum m ers Chantilly lace over satin with full
w ere fishing over the week end train. She w ore a cam eo, an heir
on the N ehalem .
loom o f the fam ily and her veil
was o f fin g er tip length.
S IS T E R O F S E A T T L E
M iss Susan A nn Bohlm an of
Mrs. Dan D avies and Mrs. M c- P ortland, maid o f honor wore a
V ica r o f Seattle visited with Mr. gow n o f pale blue marquisette
and Mrs. B lasser on Sunday.
w ith satin sash and bolero. Her
Mrs. D avies is a sister o f Mrs. oth er attendant Miss Selene Gal-
Blasser.
lian also w ore blue m arquisette.
C laudia K in gsbury, sister o f the
IN D E P E N D E N C E R E C E P T IO N
groom was flow er girl.
R ap h ael E. R abe o f Beaverton
JA U N T F R O M A R C H C A P E
Mr. and Mrs. John H untley o f w as best m an. T he ushers were
A rch Cape were up to the E astern Irv in g Jones, R ich ard Shafer, Da-
Star dinner.
jv id B u ffa m and E ric Kingsbury.
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T he reception was held in the
ch u rch parlors. Mrs. Blake H op-
H A L S T E N -W A IT W O R T H
Miss E lsie W h itw orth and G or-
M don E dw ard Halsten were m ar-
ried on the 2nd o f O ctob er by R ev.
| K in g
of
Bethel C ongregation al
C hurch
O nly relatives o f both
fam ilies attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Halsten went on
a hunting trip the next day. T hey
h ave a new hom e on Main St.
F IR S T C H E E R IO SESSIO N
Mrs. A m y G ibson entertained
the “ C heerio C lub" fo r its first
! m eeting o f the season at her hom e
! last Friday.
Mrs. Lingstead was a guest.
W O M E N ’S F E L L O W S H IP
T he W om en 's F ellow ship o f the
B ethel C ongregation al C hurch will
hold its m eeting W edn esday eve-
ning, O ct. 18, at 8 p. m. at the
church.
T h e gusst speaker for the eve
ning is R ev. C larence F. McCall,
M inister o f the ch urch at F orest
G rove, with topic on "W e grow in
C hu rch m an sh ip ” . D evotion s will be
led by Mrs. Paul Knepp.
H ostesses are: Mrs. D evoe Bra-
sel, Mrs. L. Dann, and Mrs. V er
non Hansen.
M em bers and friends are invited
to attend.
C H I R C H FO O D S A L E
T he W om en ’s F ellow sh ip o f the
Bethel C ongregation al Church are
h avin g a cook ed food sale this Sat
u rday O ctober 14. starting at 10:33
a. m. in the o ffic e o f Mr. Mc-
M ahon 85 N. W. B roadw ay.
In the person o f a winsom e,
eight pound girl, born Septem ber
27 to Mr. and Mrs. Jim m y Call
ender, near H illsboro, Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. H askell, o f Beaverton,
have their first grandchild, w hich
they con sider good reason fo r re
joicin g.
M other o f the little miss was
the form er Myrtle Haskell, w ho
graduated last spring from Bea
verton high school and has been
w orking in the o ffic e o f E lectron
ics, in P ortland.
T heir son C hester H askell is
again serving in the navy at Pearl
H arbor, having çu t In three years
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w o _.
of
during W orld W a r ---
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these years were spent overseas
ch e 8 ter is m arried and his w ife
is living In Portland.
w ood cut the w edding cake. Mrs.
° scar B ergstrom and Mrs. Galen
Sw anson
poured. Miss Lavonne
W eston assisted and Miss Ann
Bastlan had ch arge o f the gifts,
I A f,e r a short w edding trip the
° ° u Ple wUI be at hom e ln P ort- !
,a n d -
County Unit Of
Farmer's Union
Elects Officers
PUT TH O SE
O LD S H O E S
BACK INTO USE
W H IL E Y O U W A IT
S E R V IC E
> L a ce s
0 Polishes
A A cce sso ries
E lection o f »officers claim ed the
interest o f m em bers o f the county
unit o f the F arm ers Union Septem
ber 30, at M oose Hall in Hillsboro.
T his first m eeting o f the season
began with a potluck dinner at
7:00 p. m. with Gaston local as
host.
R ich ard M oeller, B loom ing local,
w as elected P residen t; A. R. Ringe,
Cedar Mill local, V ice P residen t;
E. G. Beam an, K ansas City local,
D oork eep er; Arnold Gnos, B loom
ing local, C ondu ctor. The D irectors
are: C hester W ohler, B loom ing
loca l; R . H orn ecker, Laurel-Scholls
local and Mrs. A rnold Gnos, B loom - |
ing local. Chester W oh ler is the
retiring president.
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WATCH
REPAIRING
Louise P leshnik a Junior R e
serve o f G aston local played tw o
piano solos: "T h e S lave" and "L ong.
L on g A g o ” .
L ee M oeller, Junior R eserve* of
B loom in g local, reported on the
cam p at G lenw ood in August, the
first C ounty Junior R eserve cam p
to be held in Oregon. T he Junior 1
G K A N G K B ID S PU B LIC
leader for the county. Mrs. Rich
T he Beaverton G ran ge is hav ard M oeller, was director o f the j
ing B ooster N ight at the G range cam p.
| hall on .F arm in gton R oad and
T he cou n ty unit will meet at I
Angel St. on F riday night O ctober B arnes S ch ool on W alk er R oad [
13 to w hich the public is invited.
O ctober 17, as guest o f Cedar Mill
local.
W ATCH !
E x p e r t work.
Finest materials..
W o r k
C o m p a n y's Ad N e xt W ee k
P H O N E B E A V E R T O N 3201
E N T R A IN TO CH ICAGO
Mr. and Mrs. B enjam an Daniels
o f T w elfth St. left by train, T hu rs
day O ctober 5, for a m onth's visit
with relatives at Chicago, 111.
CONDENSED
REPORT
OP
d o n a
|>r<)inptly . . . anil guaranteed.
Let us give you a free estimate.
^ f o r ELGINS
P DuraPower
Mainspring*
G u aran te e d net*r to b re ak in aervicef
A \ailable fo r m ost Klgio model*.
• M a de o f
K in g sley Beaverton Lu m ber
1950
E lg ilo y ' m etal P a ten t p en dm *
Jt)ana
P orter
JEW ELER
In W a lk e r's Dept. Store
CONDITION
THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF OREGON
WEST S1.0PE
-
BANKS
YERNONTA
October 4, 1950
RESOURCES
LIABILITIES
Cash and Due
from Banks $ 712,424.83
U.S. Gov’t
Bonds . . . .
1,5.54,437.96 $2,266.862.79
Municipal Bonds &
Warrants .....................
24,381.74
Banking House ...............
5,620.20
Leasehold Improvements
9,894.27
Furniture & Fixtures
34,072.97
Loans & Discounts . . .
1,164.283.81
TOTAL ....................... $3;505,115.78
Capital .......... $90,000.00
Surplus ........... 55,000.00
Undivided
P r o f i t s ......... 19,386.14
Reserves ........
2,500.00
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$166,886.14
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DEPOSITS ...................... 3,338,229.64
T O T A L ...........................$3,505,115.78
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Deposits One Year Ago ..........
$2.342,840.24
DEPOSITS TODAY
$3,338,229.64
INCREASE
...........................
995,389.40
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
(Accounts o f Each Depositor Insured up to $10,000.00)
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