The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, November 21, 1947, Image 6

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    BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Friday, November 21, 1947
CEDAR MILL
Sp ray Teach T re e s
DO IT NOW
With
DIAMOND “ L" BRAND
PEACH LEAF CURL SPRAY
A Compltt» Dormant Spray for
deciduous Trees and Shrubs
A L O H A
FEED AND SEED CO.
Ph. Aloha 6141 • Aloha. Ore.
FULTZ
SHOE REPAIR SHOP
The Precision Permanent
Specialilts
At
Your
ALOHA, OREGON
Service
PATS
B e a u t y Shoppe
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
PROMPT SERVICE
Special Attention
Given Every Job
A LO H A , O R EG O N
9 a. m to 6 p. m. Tuesday
Through Saturday, Closed
Monday, Phone 6125
ELECTRICAL HEATING
A SPECIALTY
Carlson Garage
Welding and Machine
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Shop
HOUSEWIRING
Machinery Built to Order
Contract or Day
GENERAL REPAIRING
C. T. BLACK
♦or Cars, Trucks and Tractors
Tire*
Rte 1, Box 24, Aloha, Ore.
Standard O il Products
N Washington Ave. End o f St.
(Between Aloha and Huber)
Phone 6301
ALOHA, OREGON
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It Pays To Read the Ads.
BROKEN ANKLE
Public Invited
Men Roll em in
To Study Bible
Aisles Enacting
Women At Bridge By Film Lecture
Mrs. Lenn Robnett is now able
to use her foot slightly after
A series of six hand painted
having had it incapacitated for
The regular meeting of the
Community Club, slides and lectures on the Bible,
several weeks from a broken Cedar Mill
ankle.
Wednesday evening. Nov. 12 was which began Friday Nov. 7th,
opened with the flag salute and will be held for the next four
[singing of "AM E R ICA" led by consecutive Friday evenings at
PINOCHLE SESSION
I Mr. P. A. Thome Minutes and 8:00 P. M. Pilgrim Lutheran
The Birthday Club was enter­ [ treasurer’s report were read An church at Farmington Road and
tained with a Sunday night din- ; amendment to the by-laws to Menlo Drive.
1 ner the evening of Nov. 9th ! elect a nominating committee
The lecturer. Mr. Cecil Brown
at the Joe
Peterkort
home I consisting of five member« over of San Diego, has been present­
on Barnes Road, followed by an i a spread area of the district ing these slides and lectures all
evening of pinochle, Sunday eve­
over the Cnited States, for the
was passed.
ning.
Those elected to the nominat­ past seventeen years and the pub­
ing committee to report at the lic is invited to hear him.
The first three deal with the
December meeting were:
Mrs.
SOIL AND BOTANY
Mr.
Claude Old Testament, the fourth and
On Wednesday afternoon Nov. Arthur Pearson,
fifth on the Life of Christ, and
19 at 1:30 p m. the Cedar Mill Cover, Mrs. B. D l.itchford, Mr.
Garden Club
eld a
regular Don Hendrickson and Mr. F. R- the sixth on the Life of St. Paul.
meeting af. Grange
Hall.
In­ Young. The Club voted a fee The entlre^eries is entitled: "R e­
vealing Christ,” and is an oppor­
cluded on the program
was of $2.50 to go toward sponsors-
tunity
to go through the Bible
orship
of
a
basketball
team
that
a talk by Mrs. G. C. Haskins
on soil and the first in a series is being organized of local boys. by means of visual education.
Mrs. Frank Young was named
of Botany lessons led by
Mrs.
chairman of a Xmas party to lie THIRTEEN JOIN
Frank Laukat.
held early in December.
Investing of 13 new Brownies
FIRE DISTRICT VOTE
A session of community sing­ in Troop 116 was held in the
On the first Monday in De­ ing was enjoyed. A skit of four kindergarten room at Raleigh
cember an election for a direct­ of the • men including Mr. Phil school, Thursday, October 29.
or to serve for a five-year period Thorne, Mr. Art Pearson. Mr.
The new Brownies lined up in
on the fire district board will Don Hendrickson and Mr. Frank the hallway and were accepted
be held at the Grange Hall at Young, enacting a ladies’ bridge one at a time, by an old Brown­
8:00 o’colck. All taxpayers are party offered
hilarious
enter­ ie member, then taken to the
urged to attend.
tainment. Following the cast ser­ center o f the room to a large
ved refreshments in the cafeteria mirror which was decorated with
adding an atmosphere of comedy small maroon and yellow chrys­
WASHINGTON GUESTS
and fun.
anthemums with the traditional
Guests of the Lloyd Woodells
owl in one corner. A Brownie
last week were: Mr. and Mrs.
hat was placed on the head of
Nils Ostrom of Seattle and Mrs.
! each girl.
Z. S. Hall of Lakeby, Wash.
After the investiture .they gave
Mrs. Ostrom and Mrs. Hall are
their promises and §ang
their
sisters to Mrs. Woodell.
| song. This was followed by a
light
lunch
served
by
the
Brownie
leader
and
her
assist-
R I C H A R D S
The B. D. Lltchford’s have re­
turned from an extended tour of I ants.
the United States with visits
across the border into Mexico CORNELL LADIES LUNCH
W e T ry To M ake
and Canada. Nearly 13,000 miles
Cornell Club ladies were enter­
were covered in the three-month tained with a luncheon at the
EV ER Y CU STO M ER
period of their trip.
home of Mrs. A. R. Pearson on
A Satisfied Custom er . . . .
Among
places visited were Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Yellowstone, Long Island, 'where Fred Alvord of Portland
and’
CHILDREN
their son is located.) Niagara, Mrs. Pearson as joint hostesses.
Given Special Attention
Washington, D.
C\, Tennessee, Since
Thanksgiving
interferes
where they
visited relatives) with the next regular meeting
Union Shop
Mammoth Caves, Kansas City, date. December 10 is designated
H O U R S; 9 a m to 6 p m
El Paso, San Antonio, Grand as the next meeting time at the
Canyon, Carlsbad, Boulder Dam, home of Mrs. W. J. Polette.
Las Vegas, Los Angeles and
Long Beach, While in Washing­
Every duty brings its peculiar
ton, D. C. they report interesting delight, every denial its appropri­
visitations to Guy Cordon’s of­ ate compensation, every thought
fice, Hyde Park. Teddy Roose­ its recompense, every cross its
velt’s grave, and attendance at ! crown; pay goes with perform­
two sessions of the United Na­ ance as effect with cause.
tion’s Conference.
Travelers Cross
Two Borders In
Tour Of 3 Months
if
NYLONS— in long lengths, too
if
BAGS— no two alike
if
COSTUME IEW ELRY— large assortment
New Merchandise Arriving Daily
Alterations
Hem stitching
—... itti
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We Service
Home and Auto Radio Sets
CROSLEY RADIOS
ROY'S RADIO SERVICE
B R IN G Y O U R PR ESC R IP T IO N S
BARBER SHOP
NEW OWNERSHIP
ANNOUNCEMENT
— • —
The Aloha Signal Service is now operating un­
der its' new owner Leo. St. Germain, of Aloha, Oregon.
if
Your car w ill be given E x p e r t Service w ith
if
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to it at all times
ALOHA SIGNAL SERVICE
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Phone ALOHA 6101
ALOHA, 0 R E C 0 "
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DR. T. G. HETU, Dentist
KRESKY"
Cady Building, Phone Beaverton 3531
A utom atic Oil Floor
DENTAL PLATE SPECIALIST
Furnaces
O ffice Hours— 9 :3 0 a m to 12 noon;
1 to 4 p.m
A LS O
CIRCU LA TIN G OIL
HEATERS
s Aloha Sheet Metal Works
Corner A le x
and Stacey
ALOHA, OREGON
Ehrlich Plumbing
& Appliance
A LO H A , ORE., Phone 6411
General Sheet Metal Work
NEW STORK HOURS
9 a. m. to 6 p. ni.
Also....
HEIL OIL FURNACES
GRAHAM TRANSFER
Commercial Hauling
ANY WHERE FOR HIRE
PORTLAND
ALOHA
6614
ph o n es
ve
4139
Mrs. Curtis Cartwright enter­
tained at a luncheon Tuesday af­
ternoon in honor of her 2nd wed­
ding
anniversary.
Bingo was
played.
For Personal Service Come To
ORVILLE’S BARBER SHOP
WHERE THERE IS NO INCREASE IN PRICE
A T HUBER
On Highway and Washington Ave.
Phone Aloha 6419
Hours: 8 a. in. to 6 p. m.
C anyon Road a t Short Street— D I ( D ic k ) K A N N E , Owner and Operator
Open D a ily 8 A M to 5 P. M Except Saturday Afternoon and Sundays
PHONES:
PORTLAND MU. 2805
Pick Up and Delivery
Aloha Cleaners
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cover
report their recent tour of the
United States as extremely in­
teresting.
Around 8000 miles
were covered by them.
Many
places were visited
by them
with their return trip through
the Southern states. Hot weather
was encountered along the way.
which they had thought to avoid
in the lateness of the season.
ALOHA, OREGON
Phone Aloha 6145
NEW Styron P la stic T,LE
CARD PARTY
A PRODUCT OF DOW CHEM ICAL CO.
FRIDAY, NOV. 21st
500 AND PINOCHLE
Turkey For Door Prize
REFRESHMENTS
Huber Commercial Club
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BEAVERTON REFUSE SERVICE
TRY IT — IT WORKS
COVER 8000 MILES
It is easy to use, quiet and
absolutely dustless
^
Let us «top that STEERING DIFFICULTY with a complete, thorough
correction of the alignment on the front wheel« of your automobile. We hove
complete modern equipment for checking and correcting front wheel align­
ment
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BODY AND FENDER WORK ------------ AUTO PAINTING AND WELDING
THE ORIGINAL
Your Clothes will be water
repellent when given this
treatm ent. It gives new life
to suits and sizes them.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larson
entertained at dinner Saturday
evening In honor of their 12th
wedding anniversary with
18
guests present.
"Handy Sandy"
Does Your Car Weave Or Shimmy?
A L O H A , ORE.
YOUR CLOTHING
TW ELFTH YEAR
B O O K K E E P IN G a n d TAX METHOD
COAST TO COAST AND CANADA
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Beaverton, Ore„ at Went T
Phone 3941
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Phone Aloha 6334
BEAV. 3175
Renew the N atu ral Beauty
of your floors with our
Fleming Cabinet
Shop
Pharmacy
Water Proof
On this Thursday afternoon.
Nov. 20. at 2:30 P. M. the Cedar
Mill PTA will hold its regular
meeting at the sehoolhouse. The
program will l>e furnished by
teachers and pupils with "L e t’s
Live By Safety Rules” as the
topic.
Phone Aloha 6397
MOVING AND STORAGE
The Aloha
H O H N STEIN & S C H A F E R , Props. — Since 1930
LET US
PTA MEETS
(PACKAGE 1’ N ITN>
C. J. DASHNEY
to
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY ON
LUNCH AND BINGO
Ph. Aloha 6213
ALOHA, ORE.
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b o o k k e e p i n g a n d tax s e r v i c e for i n d e p e n d e n t b u s inesses
is M a i l • M e - M o n d a y . " T h o u s a n d s ot m e ic h a n ts in the
U. S. and C a n a d a h a v e all b u s in e s s reco rd s kept, all tax
returns p re p a r e d , at o n e e c o n o m i c a l i e e (as little as 5 0
cents a d a y ) b y
M a i l M e M o n d a y . " I t’s th e better, the
m od e rn an d c o m p l e t e b o o k k e e p i n g and tax s e rv ic e .
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