The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, July 18, 1947, Image 6

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    BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
FRIDAY, JU LY 18, 1947
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BEAVER THEATRE
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News
Bonny Slope News Pilgrim All Stars
Down Sherwood
: ard party
The card paity given June
Mr. and Mrs. Elias F. King of 28th by the Bonny Slope Com­
Phone 2482
BEAVERTON
S. W. Boundary are heralding munity Club was very success­
Friday and Saturday— July 18 and 19
the June 21 birth of a daughter ful. The pinochle prize was won
by Jack Batke, with a score of
Linda D.
'T H E MIGHTY McGURK"
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5400, the cribbage prize was won
Wallace Beery, Aileen McMahon, Edward Arnold
Beaverton residents, Mi. and by Noel Coppinger with a score
Also— "THE LAST BOMB," in Technicolor on
Mrs. Edwin L. Taylor are an­ of 746, and the door prize was
nouncing the arrival of Larry E., won by Frank Snyder.
outstanding short subject.
News
on June 25.
Refreshments was served, and
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Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, July 20 to 22
a good time was had by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wildt of
MSINBAD THE SAILOR," in Beoutiful Technicolor
Beaverton are receiving congrat­ ¿OFT BA LL RESULTS
Douglas Fairbanks Jr., and Maureen O'Hara
ulations on the birth of a daugh­
The soft ball team sponsored
News and Cartoon
ter who was born on June 27.
by V. F. W. Post 8247 had a
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Wednesday and Thursday, July 23 and 24
Bonnie Baker is the name of game Sunday, June 29th with
"THE BEGINNING, OR THE END"
the new little girl In the Beaver­ V. F. W. Post 3049. The game
ton home of Mr. and Mrs. James was played at Grant Bowl, and
Robert Walker, Tom Drake, Brian Donlevy
A. Baker. The baby was born on Post 8247 of Bonny Slope won
Cartoon and News
with a score of 11 to 9.
June 28.
On July 20, Post 8247 is to play
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Friday and Saturday, July 25 and 26
at the V. F.’ W. delegates picnic
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
P.
Pleskac
"LADIES' MAN
of Beaverton have added a son, at Viking Park.
Eddie Bracken, Cass Daley, Virginia Field, Spike Jones
David Jr. to their family. David
was born June 24.
News - Shut ■ Cartoon
BOY SCOUTS TROOP 281
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Boy Scouts of Trop 281 from
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All pictures Subject to Change Without Notice
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Therk-
Bonny Slope attended the Court
elsen of Beaverton are the proud of Honor at Tigard on June 19,
parents of a daughter, Marlene
Ask for any use your '‘sub­
and were awarded the Tualatin
M., who arrived June 25.
scriber ad” card s when you
District achievement plaque for
DR. H. A. PUTNAM
order your hometown paper.
the year.
Chiropractic Physician
Seven Scouts were awarded
30 years practice in Portland
Merit Badges, they were, Dennis
I block So. of Canyon Road on
Beaverton
Blakes, Ray Robbins, Ralph Sal­
Howett Road-West Slope
mon, James Hanson, Doyle Les­
Portland phone BEacon 9637
SANITARY SERVICE
Open eves, by appointment
lie, Ronald Sheddy and Frank
Phone 3634
Marvin.
For Regular-Efficient
“ If yuur job is work, not fun,
Robert McFarren advanced to
Pickup
you will probably be wise to first class rank. Three Scouts
get out of it,” counsels William advanced to Star rank, Frank
J. Reilly, caieer consultant, in Head, Dick Stearns, and Dwayne
<. 0 » C > f , P o s itiv e ,y
The Reader’s Digest for July. Leslie.
“ Work is something you don’t
Each month this plaque is giv­
enjoy doing. Your life is too en to the troop having the high­
short and to valuable to fritter est number of achievement and
away on a job that bores you, advancement points per boy.
Vs? Mcney Kick
forces you to lie with people you Troop 204 of Multnomah won it
Gi’arsntc*
don’t like, or calls for a knack three times, Troop 281 won it
K i u n
you haven’t g o t”
six times, thus entitling them to
I
t o f t SALfc A l.U . . .
Gas and Electric
Dr. Reilly’s article, condensed keep it.
from The American Magazine,
HOLLAND FEED & SEED
Many parents and friends were
holds that a majority of Ameri­ at the Honor meeting given by
Beaverton, Oregon
cans are dissatisfied with their troop 281 June 18th, in honor of
jobs. Accountants want to be the three scouts that were ad­
For
teachers; salesmen want to be vanced to Star rank, Frank
cabinet makers; men who are Head, Dick Stearns, and Dwayne
Immediate
dealing with things want to be Leslie. After the meeting they
dealing with people and vice had a short program and the
Delivery
DELUXE
versa. Health and happiness for Scout Motheis served refresh­
such misplaced persons depends ments.
CHAMPION
on a change of career. The usual
TIRES excuses: “ I don’t have the mon­
Plumbing
paramount in estimating your
The Safest, longer wearing ey”— “ I don’t have the time”— chances
Supplier A Service
o f success in any job;
"M y family won’t let me”— your ability to do the job, your
tire ever built . . .
should never be allowed to pre­ capacity for getting along well
• They are Stronger
vent a shift of jobs.
Fairbonks-Morse
with your associates on it, and
• More Non-Skid Angles
Conceding that it is often ciiffi your actual desire to do it. The
Shallow and Deep
cult to make an abrupt change
0 Longer Mileage
Well Pumps
of work ,the author urges “ test
The
direct relation of music
Buy Them ot Your
Ing your desire by studying and is not to ideas, but to emotions
BEAVERTON
experimenting in another field — in the works of its greatest
during spare hours. If the new masters, it is more marvelous,
field looks promising, draw up more mysterious than poetry.
a plan whereby you can shift
We Give Liberal Tradein
Allowance on Your Old Tire from one career to the other R I C H A R D S
over a period of time.’’ Sticking
West End of " Y " in
to the plan is Important— “ when
Beaverton
you start making excueses for
Beaverton
Phone 292S
last is held "overwhelmingly the
PHONE 3961
most important.”
While industry "almost univer­
Personal Attention
sally ignores the desire factor in
living men,” those corporation
Owned and Operated by
which have studied individual de­
sires and placed employees in
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Richard*
congenial work have found Job
Dealer in SCRAP IRON
turnover much reduced,
Aloha, Ore.
Phone 6332
postponing action, you are doom­
Batteries, Radiators, Brass, Aluminum, Copper
ed to stay where you are."
Lead and Zinc
Reilly gives three factors as
I
The Pilgrim All-Stars defeated
Sherwood last Sunday afternoon
in what sounds more like a foot­
ball game, 20-18. The slugfest
was marked by some heavy hit­
ting.
Pilgrim was led by Robert Za-
gel with 3 doubles and a single
and by Pastor Gerken with 3
singles and a home run, followed
by L. Taute, R. Wollmuth and
J. Mikkalo with three hits each.
Lineup for Pilgrim: L. Taute.
ss; R. Wollmuth, 1 b; W. Grandy,
L. F.; R. Zazel, 2 b; E. Durdel,
R. F.; E. Gerken, 3 b; C. Durdel,
c; Miikkalo, cD and R. Martin
Hot W ater
HEATERS
f im f o n *
Barber Shop
O. R. NICHOLSON & SON
HIGHEST rtUCES PAID
Phone;
Near Union Oil Depot
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY ON
Beaverton 2497
— Bertha Beaverton Hiwoy
Aloha Sheet Metal Works ! "KRESKY"
Corner Alex, and Stacey
I
Automatic Oil Floor
Furnaces
ALOHA, OREGON
General Sheet Metal Work
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Combination Wood and
Electric Ranges
Stainless Steel Sinks made to order
Restaurant Work
Heating—Forced Air, Furnaces
Ventilating
Blow Pipe Work
C. J. DASHNEY
also
Phone Aloha 6397 S
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9
Ehrlich Plumbing
& Appliance
ALOHA,
ORE., Phone 6411
TILE BOARD
and
CONGO WALL
Available In all color* for aa low a/* $21 for the
Average Bathroom
Special While They Last
H E A V Y G A U G E MOP P A IL , W RINGER AND M OPS.....................................
ARDM ORE F E L T
BROADLOOM CARPETING, 9 ft. width, for only
$2.75 PER HQIAKK YARD
IN
8 H R IN E R
By Month or Contract
HOHINSTEIN &
SCHAFER
P H O N E B E A V E R T O N 3031
4073 N. E. 16th Ave.
West Slope, Beaverton,
Meodowhurst and Cedar Hills
• MOTO-SWAY
Lubrication
• MOTOR TUNE-UP
APs Motor
Service
Former Clemens Station
177 E. Broadway
Beaverton, Oregon
6309 S W Capital Highway
Ill'll.D IN G
Beaverton, Oregon
ot Hi« m oti «lob
oro»« tynogogu«
W« 5 t of »b«
f*
Mitoisupp«
~*iiir •
Honest uiderstuiclinq ot
each client's desire is only
one oi the things of which
we're justly proud. Why not
come in today and let us
arrange far you the ideal
. . . the perfect tribute.
anteed
long
"forever"! How
since
yours
PECCS
have
been checked? We'll do
EVERYONE IS
rKonttoviu
four Community Mortician Since 1910
it for you and supply new
A SKIN G ABO UT the . . .
BEAVERTON - PHONE 3411
i
tubes needed.
h h il il in n i il il il il il -li il
RADIO WAVE
ti il
BOY’S RADIO
REPAIR
. . . and no wonder they’re
asking . . .
It Is the Precision Permanent,
Scientifically adjusted to each
kind of hair, cannot be over
or under processed.
A L O H A . OREGON
For the G a ls . ..
PAT’S
Beauty Shoppe
Who want New and differ­
ent Clothes,
ALO H A,O REG O N
9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Phone 6125
Designed and made just
for YOU.
at
SERVICE
‘ FO R A LL *
REFRIGERATION
Every type ot Mechanical
Nora's
Dressmaking
Refrigeration is served prop­
and LADIES APPAREL
Thorough experience, gen­
erly by this establishment.
For any alterations drop
in, too
ANNE SYVERSON
NORA CARLSON
in Aloha
uine
skill
and
a
finely
equipped and stocked shop
assure dependable, prompt
service.
IT’S
’ DIFFERENT”
WHEN IT’S
YOUR OWN
Carlson Garage'
NELSON
Welding and Machine
Shop
Machinery Built to Order
Refrigeration
GENERAL REPAIRING!
SALES AND SERVICE
for Cars, Trucks ond Tractors
Because this business is
our OWN, we have an
extra incentive. .. to keep
customers better pleased.
Which explains why we’re
more conscientious...do
so many little un-asked
- for "extras” . . .when we
service your ear. Once
you discover *hat a BIG
difference this can make
in driving |>lea«ure; you'll
want to join other folks
in the neighborhood, who
•re making OUR place
their regular "service
home.” Give us
• try ...SO O N.
455 W. Baseline
Tires
Standard Oil Products
Phone 701
Phone 6301
A LO H A , OREGON
Hillsboro, Oregon
:
Save 20 to 25% on your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Oregon Mutual Poliaie* ara NON-ASSESSABLE. You NEVER pay
mar# than the premium on the face of the policy. Oregon Mutual
maintain* more than three time* the turplut required by Oregon
Insurance Laws.
of
52
M c M in n v il l e
Organised in 1894
Years of Reliable Service
W A LKER and NELSON,
Agents
New Location 109 S. 2nd Ave.
Phone 1732
"Every Form of Protection’
Hillsboro, Oregon
W E ACCEPT
CHEVRON CREDIT CARDS
ALOHA
Signal Service
PEARSON
Phone 6101
A
BONDY
Aloha, Oregon
synthetic Enamel rar All Purposes,
PLICOTE The new $1.95
Quart; $6.95 Gallon
Galvanise« ot capper, all sites
SCREEN DOORS
in stock
By pound or kag. all sixes
NAILS
2P to 60 P
Rolled and Composition Shingles
Red. Groan and Mlock
ROOFING
By Sheet or Truckload
PLYWOOD
Vi**. H " . V i " , Vt", V i"
Kitchen Sink«, Lavatory Bowls
PLUMBING Bathtubs,
3 and 4 in. Soil Pipe and Fittings
end 3 / 1 6 " i4 x 1 2
M asonite
W ALL BOARD *s"« 4 « 8 Sheets
Electrical Wiring & Supplies
Hillsdale
U M P lf ItT M iS t A f l .
Or«
lu .lt »0 r«ploc« old tynogogu« wbtcb
« a i d«»»roy«d by f i f i in I t 2 4 At tH«
hm« of if» cnn$frw<tion A » 0 1 described
Three Beaverton students were
among 269 listed on tne Univer­
sity of Oregon honor roll for
spring term. Forty-one students
received perfect averages of 4.00
or all “ A ’s.”
Billy E. Duhaime, Elwin Pax-
son, and James Fmurthwaite re­
ceived grade points of 3.50 or
better, based on not less than 12
term hours.
Radio tubes aren't guar­
Wall Switch Boxes, Loom Wire, oil sizes, 8. X. Coble, Duplex
receptocles, Entrance Coble, Range Recepwscles, Moin Range
ond Circuit Panels ond many other hard to vet items. W . have
them.
H E R B BILSTAD LINOLEUM CO.
Tn ala tin Valley Highway, Went of <>dar Ht.
GARBAGE
SERVICE
Dôiicûtôô to Service
A e majority of birds have
four toes on each foot, ‘three in
front and one behind, however
members of the woodpecker and
parrot families are yoke toed;
meaning two toes point forward
and two backward.
Firestone Store
Clearw ater
Plumbing Co.
Sources of Platinum In order
of importance are: Canada, Col­
umbia. Great Brita n and Russia
n h h il h h n ~ in m rH .ff » » »43
The southernmost point on the
mainland of Europe is at a point
P.
near Gibraltar, Spain. It is many
The All-Stars have now won miles farther south than any
one and lost one in the Wash­ point in Italy or Greece.
ington County W. L. League.
Is Your Job Fun?
If Not, Leave It
*v C .'~ V kills
Honor Roll
Students at
University of Ore-
Supply
BE 8632
One block Eosf of Copitol ond Bertha-Beoverwrfi Junction
OPEN A L L DAY SATU RD AYS
x
(apply for one here)
Yes. si», we ll be pleased to honor
you» Standard's Chevron Notionol
Credit Cord . . . onytimo I What I
mois. wa ll ba pleased to help you
get a credit cord tf you don't a l­
ready have on#
SCHULD & SW ETLAND
355 Tualatin Valley Highwaay
BEAVERTON, OREGON
FURNITURE
For Your Party Room we Hove
New and Pre-Wor Furniture
Good Used Electric Stoves
CANYON ROAD TRADING POST
One mile East of Beaverton on Canyon Road
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