BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Friday, December 5, 1947
ALOHA
THEATRE
GRAND
OPENING
Thur. Dec. 4, 7 :pm
tué
S H E B A O F THE
SAHARA/
CEDAR MILL
pet¡t¡OV1 Seeks
Red Flasher At
Wheeler Ave.
WORLD UNDERSTANDING
The Washing'.on County Par­
ent-Teacher Association Council
T H A N K S G IV IN G G U EST
Mrs. Joe Travis was a Thanks­ will meet Tuesday, December 9.
giving guest of her mother in from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. at the
Cedar Mill School. A program on
Roseburg
“ World Understanding’’ is being
planned. A bag luncheon is an­
A flashing red light for the
HOME FOR T U R K E Y
nounced with dessert to be fur­ highway intersection at Wheeler
Included in guests of the James nished by the Cedar Mill PTA.
Ave. in Aloha, is sought thru
Walters for Thanksgiving were:
a petition being circulated
by
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mead and dau­
Mrs. Viola Epplett and addressed
ILL
AT
HOME
ghter Ilena from Nehalem. An­
to R. H. Baldock. state highway
Mr. S. T. Walters Is ill at his
other daughter, Lois, joined them
engineer. At present, the inter­
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home.
here from Eugene where she
section is guarded only by a
has been attending school.
flashing yellow light and signers
BACK FROM C A L IF ORNIA of the petition feel this offers
M OTOR TO S E A T T L E
Recently returned from Los no protection against traffic and
Mrs. Alton Schmidt and child­ Angeles. Calif., Vernon Kihbie pedestrian accidents.
ren motored to
Seattle for was a visitor of relatives in the
In addition to a red flasher,
Thanksgiving where they were community on Tuesday of last yellow safety zone lines are ask­
guests of Mrs. Schmidt.’s mother. week.
ed to facilitate pedestrian cross-
sings.
CHRISTMAS PARTY
TO ST. VINCENT'S
Mrs. Epplett finds people are
Mrs. Frank Young, chairman of
Mr. Lloyd Woodell was hos­ so anxious to sign the petition
the Christmas party committee, pitalized at St. Vincents hospital she can hardly get around fast
announces that Friday evening. last week after suffering hemor­ enough to satisfy would-be sign­
much in favor of
Dec. 12 has been set
for the rhages from his nose. A t this ers. All are
Community Club
party. The time he is reported greatly im­ the idea and readily remark how
badly such safety improvement
Grange Hall has been engaged proved.
is needed.
for the occasion.
A t present, motorists seem to
AT FATHER'S BEDSIDE •
disregard the yellow light warn­
Mr. Hal Platt spent Thanks­ ing to slow up and proceed with
With a flashing red
giving at the bedside of his father caution.
light, however, a complete stop
who is gravely ill at Medford.
will be mandatory and there
would be no green light to allow
MAJOR OPERATION
any through passage.
Billy Ryder, aged 12, son of
Not only Aloha residents, but
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ryder, anyone using the stretch of high­
underwent a major operation way indicated are asked to join
last Monday at a Portland hos­ in backing the request.
Signa­
pital. Billy has been unable to at­ tures are growing rapidly, so far.
tend school this year due to a
nervous condition which it is
THE BUSV STORK
hoped will be cleared up follow­
The proverbial stork has had
ing surgery.
a busy time, recently, tending
to deliveries for homes of the
RETURNS IM PRO VED
community,
through
Wilcox
INSURES YOUR CAR A
After undergoing a tonsilect-
Memorial hospital, in Portland.
omy last week in Portland, Mrs
COMPLETE LUBRICATION
In addition to others previous­
Kenneth Kidder is greatly im
ly mentioned
the long-beaked
JOB
proved.
bird awarded Mr. and Mrs. Earl
La Farge, Box 385, Beaverton,
CON ROD DISTRESS
with a daughter, on November
The second report lately has 26. and brought a son to Mr.
been made of a connecting rod and Mrs. Robert McLaughlin, of
being thrown through motors. Bonny Slope, on November 28.
PH . A L O H A 6101
Mr. H. E. Anderson had the dis­
A t last reports, all were grow­
LK O . ST. G E R M A IN ,
agreeable experience on Monday ing rapidly.
while in Portland. A few weeks
ago the new fire truck had a
similar mishap.
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RADIO SERVICE
Phone ALOHA 6213
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ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR
ALOHA. ORE.
BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS
to
The Aloha
Pharmacy
Phone Aloha 6334
ALOHA, ORE.
For Personal Berrios Corns To
ORVILLE’S BARBER SHOP
WHERE THERE IS NO INCREASE IN PRICE
A T HTJBEB
On Highway and Washington i n .
Honrs: 8 a. ni. to 6 p. in.
P h on e A loh a 6449
MOTO-SWAY
ALOHA
Signal Service
NOW!
— is the time to have your
clothing water repellent.
— it
works
on
everything
including M en's Suits, Top­
coats, Ladies' Coats, Suits,
Dresses, $tc
Pick Up and Delivery
Aloha Cleaners
ALOHA, OREGON
Phone Aloha 6145
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BRODERICK CRAWFORD
LOIS COLLIER
FULTZ
ALBERT DEK KER
ANDY OEVINE
ARTHUR TREACHER
SHOE REPAIR SHOP
ALOHA, OREGON
CARL ESMOND
DuKled Dv CHARLES IAMONI
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
PROMPT
SERVICE
Special Attention
Given Every Job
R I C H A R D S
BARBER SHOP
DECEMBER
7 and 8
lOH BROWN • JOAN FUUON
»NAT PENDLETON • DONALD M k BRIDC
We Try To Make
EVERY CUSTOMER
A Satisfied Customer . . . .
CHILDREN
Given Special Attention
Union Shop
HOURS, 9 a m to 6 p m
. nid BEVERLY SIMMONS
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY ON
DECEMBER 9 10-11-12 13
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ALOHA, OMt., Phone 4411
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GRANGE OFFICERS
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New officers of I.eedy Orange
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elected to serve during 1948 at
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the regular grange meeting Wed­ «
nesday night are as follows: Mas­ <
ter, Mr. W. H. Turner; Overseer.
Mr. W. J. Polette; Lecturer, Mr.
Frank Snyder; Chaplain, Mrs. R
N. Torhet; Treasurer, Mr. R N.
Torbet; Stewart, Mr. Paul Smith:] « :
Secretary. Mrs Madeline Slight-
nm: Assistant Stewart, Mr. Geo.
Olson; Lady assistant. Stewart, «
Mrs. Eleanor Krosch; Gatekeeper,
Mr. Don Slightum: Ceres. Mrs. : c
Nellie Smith; Flora, Mrs Hannah1
Snider;
Pomona, Mrs. Gladys < :
Turner; and Musician. Mrs. R. j
Z. Duke. The executive lx>ard In­
cludes Mr. R. Z. Duke, Air. R B j
Reeves, and Mr. James Medill I
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moving from Salsman Road to a
home near the Rarnes school on * :
Walker road
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Roger Johnson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. N. P Johnson is very ser­ <
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came to Portland for medical <
treatment from his home near
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For truth and duty it is ever
the fitting time; who waits until
circumstances completely favor
his undertaking, will never ac­
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HIND
OPENING
Wednesday Dec. 10r 1947
9:AM to 9:PM
PAT’S
Hcmilv Shoppe
ALOHA. OKFGON
9 a m. to 6 p. m. Tuesday
Through Saturday, Closed
Monday, Phone 6125
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GENERAL REPAIRING
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