The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, August 08, 1947, Image 8

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    BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1947
BEAVER THEATRE
Beaverton Mail
Messenger
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Service
BEAVERTON
Phone 2482
Sealed proposals for carrying
the United States Mails on Mess­
Friday and Saturday, August 8 and 9
enger Route No. 273249 between
the Post Office at Beaverton,
DOUBLE FEATURE
Oregon and the Stage Terminal
at Beaverton, Oregon each way
"C A LL OF THE PRAIRIE" with Hop-a-Long Cassidy
^ will be recevied by the Post­
master until August 14, 1947.
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Sunday, Monday and Tuesday— August 10 to 12
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MATTHEW LI THE RAN CHURCH
Canyon Road Near Sylvan
WERNER J. m m . Pastor
Sunday School • 45
Divine Service. 11 a. m
Every one welcome
Church picnic at Bell wood Park.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
4th and Watson Streets
REV. EVERETT L. ROWERS. Pastor
Ree. 1002 Watson S t. Telephone 3409
0 45 a. m Church School In seaslon
11 a. m Morning worship.
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MILL COM Ml NITY CHURCH
M. W. Cornell at Barnes Road
SIMON E P O R S METRO Minister
«21« 8 W Canyon Road
BE MM
Sunday Biblo School. »45 a. m.
Morning Worship. 11 00 a. m
Building w ith Ood "
around Breaking Service.
Junior Young Peoc.v 7 p m .
United Evening Service. 7:45 p. m
Rev. Paul J. Pletsch. Pictures
The Bible Institute of Dos Angeles.
Wednesday • p. ra. Bonny Slope Serv­
ice.
Thursday. Prayer. Bible Study t p. m.
CEDAR
"BOOM TOW N," Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, Claudette & M i t c H o f f a t C a n a l
Colbert and Hedy Lamarr
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Private First Class Jack D
Cartoon
News
^ Mitchoff,
Rural Route 2, Bea­
verton, Oregon, recently arriv­
ed in the Panama Canal De­
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Wednesday and Thursday— August 13 and 14
partment aboard the U. S. Army
REEDVILLE COMMU \I T Y
PRESBYTERIAN C H U R C n
transport “St. Mihiel”, which
REV
WM
GEARHART. Pastor
"JANIE GETS MARRIED," Joan Leslie, Robt Hutton
sailed from New Orleans. He has Sunday
School 10:00 a. m. Mrs. John
Sport Reel
News
Cartoon
been assigned to duty with the Wheeler, Supt
Worship Service. 11 a m.
75th Signal Service Battalion, Young
People’s C. E 7 p m.
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Fort Clayton, Canal Zone.
PILGRIM LUTHERAN CHURCH
The battalion, located on the Farmington
All pictures Subject to Change Without Notice
at Menlo Beaverton. Ore.
Pacific side of the Isthmus of
ERWIN A. OERKEN. Pastor
Telephone 1441
Panama, is in charge of the op­
Sunday School. 0:30 a. m.
eration and maintenance of the Divine service, 10:30 a m.
Army’s
telephone
s y s t e m Lutheran Hour. KALE. > 30 a. m.
FREE DRIVING COURSE
to all.
throughout
the
Canal
Zone.
It al­ A cordial welcome
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GARBAGE SERVICE
TO CARRY COLLEGE CREDIT
so maintains the radio system ALOHA COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH
ORAYDEN D LOREE. Pastor
Phone 3634
Either graduate or undergrad­ for ATC boats in the bay and the Church School.. « 4 9 a. m Miss Mary
local
Army
radio
stations
as
well
Antrim.
Supt.
uate credit will be given to
Morning Worship, 11 o'clock
EFFICIENT - COURTEOUS
teachers who take the 40 hour as being in charge of the radar Teens Club and Junior B Y F , « 30 p m
p m.
free teacher training course in system, underground telephone Evening service, e 7:30
BEAVERTON SANITARY SERVICE
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high school driver education and cables, and the Panama Canal
VALLEY COMMUNITY UNITED
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
training, to be held at the Lin­ Department’s training films and
8 W Gabel Lane at Fairway Drive
coln
High School in Portland, photographic laboratories.
PLANTS - CUT FLOWERS
Portland 1, Oregon
REV H A. ARM IT AGE Pastor
Oregon, August 11-15.
Funeeal Designs made to
The course is sponsored by the ENTERTAIN PAST MATRON
order
state system of higher education
Nineteen past matrons of Bea­
and Prof. Amos Neyhart will be
in charge. Nehart was instigator ver chapter were guests of Mrs.
of the present high school driver Darrel Ellis at the beauiful home
training program in this country. *
®is^.er’ , Mrs- Fo,ulk at 4203
The annual picnic of the Wash­
Beaverton is one of the Oregon S. W. Gable last Friday.
After a delicious luncheon a ington County Farmers Union
communities included in the pro­
gram to date, and tuition will be tour of the grounds and an In­ was held at Shute Park on Sun­
Beaverton, Rte. 1, Box 778 paid for the men teachers who teresting business meeting, an day, July 20. The large atten­
take this course, he driving afghan for the Masonic and East­ dance enjoyed a generous pot-
Phone Scholls 8322
course wilil he offered to Beaver ern Star home of Forest Grove luck dinner and games and con­
ton high school students for the was put together and a second tests were participated in by
coming year, in connection with one started. The next meeting is members under the direction of
Frank Schulmerich, Mrs. M. J.
the physical education program, called for August 25lh.
Vanderzanden and Mrs. John
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
Flass. George Beauman and Clyde
Lincoln were in charge of the
DR. H. A. PUTNAM
grounds and coffee
C h irop ractic P h ysician
State President Ronald Jones
30 years practice in Portland
and
Mrs. Jones and Mr. and Mis.
Gas ond Electric
I block So. of Canyon Road on
Vance McDowell of Salem were
Howett Road-West Slope
guests.
Portland phone BEacon 9637
Open eves, by cfppointment
The regular July business was
held preceeding the picnic din­
For
ner with President Lyman Ross
presiding. Leon Davis, county
Immediate
fair manager, was guest speaker
and told of the plans for a new
Delivery
DELUXE
and bigger county fair to lie held
Renew the Natural Beauty in August. All of the county lo­
CHAMPION
cals will enter a booth as usual
of your floors with our
TIRES
Piom bina
and considerable competition is
The Safest, longer wearing
anticipated as more uniform rules
Supplì«« A Survie«
of judging have been established.
tire ever built . . .
Floor Sander
• They are Stronger
Fairbanks.Morse
It is easy to use, quiet and
LIMES FOR 1948 CROPS
• More Non-Skid Angles
absolutely dustless
Shallow and Deep
• Longer Mileage
Well Pumps
SHOULD BE SPREAD NOW ..
Buy Them at Your
BEAVERTON
Farmers who plan to use agri­
cultural lime for the 1948 crop
Beaverton, O r e ., at West **Y” will find the months of August
Phone 3941
We Give Liberal Tradein
and September the best time for
spreading, says Palmer S. Tor-
Allowance on Your Old Tire
vend, county agent.
West End of " Y " in
R I C H A R D S
Most of the lime used in Wash­
Beaverton
ington county is spread directly
B eaverton
Phone 2925
PHONE 3961
on the fields in bulk by trucks
equipped to handle it. Since
trucks operate better on dry, firm
ground, a better job of spread­
Personal Attention
ing can he done at that time or
the year. A certain amount of
Owned s a d O perated by
hazard is connected with appli­
cations of lime if delayed just
Mr. a« d M n . Alfred Richard«
before planting time in the
Aloha, Ore.
Phone 6332 spring; especially since spring
weather is such that it is often
impossible to get the lime spread
in time. Winter rains assist in
mixing the lime with the sur­
face soil and if the land is to be
plowed shallow, no further mix­
One mile East of Beaverton on Canyon Road
ing is necessary but if it is to
be plowed to a depth of 6 inches
or more it would be desirable to
disk the lime into the soil before
plowing.
Wash. Co.
Farm ers Picnic
Doll House
Flower Shop and
Greenhouse
Bethel Church
SUNDAY IN TH E C H U R C H ES
BETHEL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
REV P. T. BTURTEVANT, Pastor
Sixth and Watson Streets
Pbon 33*5
Family church hour.
10 30. Study Hour: C lause (or all
ages
11 00 Morning Worship for church and
church school.
New Additions
HEALTH-^YOUR DOCTOR’S
Almost Finished
PRESCRIPTIONS fILLtO AT
The men of eBthel Church have
already accomplished a great
deal in the construction project
CHURCH OF CHR1BT
Second and Main Streets
on the second floor of the educa­
GEORGE W. SPRINGER Pastor
Morning worship and preaching service tional plant.
9 45 a. m
Three of the six rooms are
E vening W o rsh ip , • p. m
blocked in with studding, ship*
Bible School class seaslon t l a. m
Christian Endeavor, 7 p m
lap and fir tex and electric heat­
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ing units installed.
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
The floors and finishing work
LEONARD C. JOHNSON, Pastor
Phone 3591
remains to be done on these
Sunday Bchool, 9 45 a. m.
three.
Morning Worship. 1100 a. m.
Two more classrooms and the
Mid-week prayer meeting. 7:49 p m
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chapel will be roughed in this
ALOHA ASSEMBLY OF GOD
j week.
Sunday Bchool 10 a. m.
7:45 p. m Evangelistic service.
When finished, there will be
Tuesday 7 45 p. m Bible study.
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classrooms,
a chapel and a fine
Friday. 7:45 p m. Young peoples serv­
ice.
recreation room high enough for
LTV. RILLA MAE STEPHENS, Pastor
badminton, volley ball etc.
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A steel fire escape and service
BONNY SLOPE CHl'ECH CALENDAR
stair is on order and will be
Sunday Bchool at 10 a. m.
Church service. 11 a. m.
in place for the dedication Rally
The Church and Sunday School serv­
the new additions
es are held In the Bonny Slope School Day, when
tch and every Sunday.
will be put in use.
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The men of the church, work­
LATTER-DAY SAINTS
ing with an experienced carpen­
Moose Hall
ter, are helping all day Saturday
Main Street. Hills bora Oregon
DON C. MARLEY. Branch President and at
any other convenient
Sunday School at
10 a. m.
time.
Sacrament meeting at 0:30 p. m.
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HIGHWAY CHAPEL
Canyon Highway and Mill Street
ORVILLE J POULIN, Minister
Sunday School 10:00 a. m.
Morning Worship at 11 a. m.
Evening Service. 7:45 p. m
Thursday Night Service. 7:45 p m
HERE FROM ALASKA
FURNITURE
¡ Aloha Sheet
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Metal Works |
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Corner Alex, and Stacey
ALOHA, OREGON
General Sheet Metal W ork
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Stainless Steel Sinks made to order
Restaurant Work
Heating—Forced Air, Furnaces
Ventilating
Blow Pipe Work
J. DASHNEY
BOX OH SOY*
WMV DON'T
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evtc I'D o
f if
"KR ESK Y"
Automatic Oil Floor
Furnaces
Picnic Jug
$
our appointment as
ELECTRONIC
TECHNICIANS
GaU
3EAVERTON 2621
Leonard's and Ernest's
also
Combination Wood and
Electric Ranges
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& Appliance
SO IN CASE l HAVE AN
ACCIDENT AND IM SUEQ
OM 0OV, WILL THE
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ALOHA, ORE., Phone 6411
Welding and Machine
Shop
Machinery Built to Order
GENERAL REPAIRING
for Cars, Trucks ond Tractors
Tires
Standard Oil Products
Phene 6301
ALO H A , OREGON
For the G a ls ...
Who want New and differ­
ent Clothes,
Designed and made just
for YOU.
Nora's
Dressmakin ■9
and LADIES APPARi
REL
ALOHA
Signal Service
Under New Management
E. A. BRIGHAM
C. H. BRIGHAM
Phone 6101
Aloha
SERVICE
‘ FOR ALL '
REFRIGERATION
For any alterations drop
in, too
ANNE SYVERSON
NORA CARLSON
LOOK. B l C rrt> B l M M PUW X> SPEND
THAT MONEY ON A LITTLE
ACCIDENT PREVENTIVE WORK’
witnesses
CARR
C O N T R A D IC T
E A C H OT HER !
CAN OVERHAUL TOUR CAR AT
A REASONABLE POKE AND
f
-i THEN TOO CAN D E PE N O
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Every type ot Mechanical
Refrigeration is served prop­
erly by this establishment.
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uine
ASKING ABOUT the . . .
equipped and stocked shop
Phone M Unlock 2803
. . . and no wonder they’re
asking . . .
It Is the Precision Permanent,
Scientifically adjusted to each
kind of hair, cannot be over
or under processed.
Radio tubes aren't guar­
anteed
Former Clemens Station
177 E. Broadway
Beaverton, Oregon
skill
and
a
finely
assure dependable, prompt
RADIO WAVE
AFs Motor
Service
Thorough experience, gen­
EVERYONE IS
IIOHNSTEIN &
SCHAFER
"forever"! How
since
yours
have
been checked? We'll do
it for you ond supply new
tubes needed.
ROY’S RADIO
REPAIR
PATS
Beauty Shoppe
ALOHA, OREGON
9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Phone 6125
service.
NELSON
Refrigeration
SALES AND SERVICE
455 W. Baseline
Phone 701
Hillsboro, Oregon
MMk
Sove 20 to 25% on your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS
ALOHA. OREGON
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
ORVILLE’S BARBER SHOP
Oregon Mutual Polieie« are NON-ASSESSABLE. You NEVER pay
m ore than the premium on the face of the policy.
Oregon Mutual
maintain* more than three time« the «urplu* required by Oregon
Inturonce Law*.
o p M c M i n n v i l l e
Organ:ted in 1894
W A LKER and NELSON,
52 Year« of Reliable Service
Agent«
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• M Om SW AY
Lubrication
• MOTOR TUNE-UP
G R E E N STA M PS
» t ^U4c*y>¿0*4_*
Carlson G arage
109 Watson St. Beaverton
long
C H E V R O L E T CO.
fUJiri
DEANS
>
4073 N. E. 16th Ave.
West Slope, Beaverton,
Meodowhurst ond Cedar Hills
598
SUN GLASSES
Complete Line
y rtv e rlo o k in g even one
f / point when a car is
lubricated, could result in
serious wear o r even ex­
pensive dam age. T h a t’s
why we tak e no chances
on memory. We check all
p o in ts a g a in st a c h a r t
show ing th e exact lu b ri­
c a n t ea c h p a rt s h o u ld
have. And then we check
AGAIN. W hich is why we
call it Signal D O U BLE-
Checked L ubrication. We
like to give your car this
E X T R A protection too.
W on’t you
bring it
in soon?
RAYTHEON
G A RBA G E
SERVICE
By Month or Contract
‘
RED CAP
in Aloha
Ehrlich Plumbing
Phone Aloha 6397
VOUW CANS O f
P A IN X PLEASE
P e u a bc en , blue
AND PINK —
one r o e e ACM
SIDE o r MX CAP J
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IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY ON
Formerly 69c
Marked Down to
We announce with pride
Good Buys on New and Used
CANYON ROAD TRADING POST
SPEC IA LS
Bathing Caps
RADIO USERS!
RADIO ELEC T R IC
Barber Shop
FOR SUNBURN
49
"Handy Sandy"
Plumbing Co.
Jan .................59c and 90c
Gaby ................................47c
Dorothy Gray .................. $1
Skol .................................. 59c
IT C A N ’ T
HAPPEN
f ir t t f o n v
C learw ater
SUN TAN LOTIONS
Burntone ......................... 39c
Squibbs Sunburn Cream 49c
Ting .............. 49c and 89c
Unguentine .................... 43c
Kip .................................. 50c
Tanipaste .......................50c
KANSAS VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. Gil Torrence re­
ceived a surprise visit from Mr.
Torrence’s cousin and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. William Murat of
Cambridge, Kansas. They were
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Oster of Los Angeles, Calif.
Mrs. J. W. Parker of Anchor­
age, Alaska arrived in Beaverton,
Aug. 2 to spend two weeks with
her daughter and son-in?law, Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. Kain of Kain’s
Frosty Kitchen.
HEATERS
Firestone Store
L'S
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ST. CECEILA CHURCH
Masses: 7 a. m —« 30 a. m —10 a. m.
Hot W ater
Fleming Cabinet
Shop
5WIMMI NO W IU
H CLP YOU RETAIN YOUR
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Service
A T H I RK K
ih» H ig h w a y « a d W o n h ln g to n A ve.
H o ar« : 8 n. m . to 6 p .m . W e d . T h r o u g h S a t. P h o n e A lo h a 6449
| New Location 109 S. 2nd Ave.
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"Every Form of Protection'
Phone 1732
Hillsboro, Oregon