CEDAR MILL
Tax Assistance
XMAS TABLEAUX
Tableaux depicting the story
of Chistmas were impressively
presented by students of the
Cedar Mill School
for
their
program at the school house,
Tuesday evening Dec. 23. The
school chorus composed of 36
children accompanied the scen
es.
Following the program
the
3rd and 4th grade room was
used for light refreshments. At
a table decorated with a Xmas
centerpiece, Mrs. P. A. Thorne
poured coffee and Mrs. A1 N.
French served punch. Cookies
were the accompanying food.
School will be resumed Mon
day, January 5.
Make an appointment with
Glamour today .. ..
Call Aloha 6125
and arrange for the "head
to finger tip" special.
PA TS
Beauty Shoppe
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EXTENSION PROJECT
Barbershop quartets
end handlebar mus
taches may be out of
style, but hearty good
fellowship never goes
out of date. In this
friendly, jovial spirif we
wish you the best of
luck the coming year.
MONTANA GUESTS
Among dinner guests at the
S. F. Walters’ home on Xmas j
day were Mr. and Mrs. Lee H.
Scheels, of Drummond, Mon
tana. The Scheels are visiting
relatives here during the holi
days.
ALOHA, OREGON
9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Tuesday
Through Saturday, Closed
Monday, Phone 6125
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XMAS GUESTS
Guests over Christmas at the
V. C. Miner home included Mr
and Mrs. Leon W iliam s and
two children of Seattle and th e ,
J . M. Keffers of Hillsboro.
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A party Xmas night at the
P. A. Thome
home included
members of the Kattermon fam
ilies.
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OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 10
“Courtesy in public places,” is
the subject to be covered by pro
ject leaders at the home exten
sion unit to be held Thursday.
January 8 at 1 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. W. J. Pollette.
ALOHA
THEATRE
RICHARD'S
Barber Shop
Aloha
PARTY NIGHT
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Deputy collectors from th
Treasury department's internal
revenue service, will visit Wash
ington county at only two p’ace-
to assist farmers in preparing
and filing forms 1040-FS, Declar
ation of estimated tax for calend
ar year 1947 or f°r the prepara
tion and filing of income tax
returns for 1948.
Other taxpayers will be as
sisted by the department repre
sentatives later.
On January 2, the deputy col!
ector will be at Forest Grove
Then, from January 13 through
15, he will visit Hillsboro.
Fridoy and Saturday
January 2 - 3
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Holiday guests of the Lloyd
Woodell’s include Mrs. Wood-
ell’s mother, Mrs. Maud Glore
of Seattle; Mr. Woodell’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Wood
ell, of Summerville, Ore., Mr.
and Mrs. Nels Ostrom of Sea
ttle, and Jack Evans of
Red.
ding, alif., Mrs.
Ostrom is a
sister to Mrs. Woodell
and
Mr. Evans a nephew.
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PFC Patrick J. Balfe, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Balfe of Be
averton, Oregon, has recently re
turned from combat maneuvers
at tiie Aebano Maneuver area in
southern Honshu, Japan. He is
serving with the 35th Infantry
Regiment of the 25th Infantry
(Tropic Lightning) Division com
manded by Major General Chas
L. Mullins, Jr.
At Aebano, Balfe participated
in field problems and tactics
which approximated combat con
ditions where
possible. This
phase of instruction helped ines
timably in furthering the mili
tary training of the 35th.
Balfe entered the Army on
Sept. 24, 1946, and received his
basic training at Ft. Bliss, Texas
He departed for overseas duty on
Dec. 5, 1946, and upon his ar
rival in Japan was assigned to
the 25th Division.
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ROY'S ★
RADIO SERVICE
with
Ruth Jerry, Paul Campbell
Another
New Year!
Sunday and Monday
January 4 - 5
There’s a lilt of the spirit,
Aloha, Oregon
a
wanning of the heart!
There’s laughter and youth
. , . sixty joins hands with
twenty, and on this day the
BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS
old grow young and youth
to
throws off the grasp of time.
The Aloha
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we wish for you the very
ALO HA, ORE.
Phone Aloha 6334
stürmt RAY MILLAND
BARBARA STANWYCK
BARRY FITZGERALD
On this happy occasion
Pharmacy
best that life affords!
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Aloha Sheet Metal Works
ALOHA
SW EET SHOP
Corner Alex, and Stacey
Next door to Theatre
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CONTINUOUS
MATINEE
General Sheet Metal Work
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HEIL OIL FURNACES
(PACKAGE UNITS)
C. J. DASHNEY
Phone Aloha 6397
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SEASON'S GREETINGS!
To our Faithful
old friends
and our valued new ones
we send these
Former Clemens Station
greetings oj the New Year
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West Hills Venetian Blind Flo.
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Christian
Science
teaches reliance
on God alone
BEAUTY
cl the pasteboards Maralyn Boy-
«•i drew out the following win-
The lucky 6 customers arid ' ners:
First, Mrs H K Knopp, a
guests of Florence’s Sew mg Cen
ter, Beaverton, were selected on cushion; second, Mr Willis Cady,
schedule, Saturday. Decemiier 27 hand-painted pillow <N»ses: third.
Mrs. W. H. Kent, pequot pillow
4 p. m.
cases,
fourth, Mrs. W. C. Wright,
Fred Sylvtseer broke the s»a.
tin the box containing the naim- apron, fifth, Mrs. A C. Barnett.
Otis
and, after a thorough shaking up $1.25 credit; sixth, Mrs.
Thomas. $1 (V) credit.
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EVERY SUNDAY
starting at 2 p. m.
ALOHA, OREGON
Barnes PTA executive board
met at the president’s
home,
Mrs. H. C. Walters. Itecembei
19 for a Xmas party and busi
ness meeting.
The treasurer’s book was aud
ited before the meeting anti a
report of approval was given
the Ixtard by the auditing chair
man. Mr. James Becker. At the
general meeting December 12. it
was voted that money remaining
from the Xmas fund after pay
ing bills should be used to buy
bells to go with the rhythm
band the school board ixuight
for the primary room. Mr. Book
er expressed our appreciation
to Mrs. Charles Daniel for keep
ing the cost low’ for the treats
Mrs. Sadie Thompson volun
teered and was accepted by the
executive board to take charge
of Summer Round-Up which as
sists in complying with the state
law for all pre-school children
to have medical examination be
fore entering school
Letters are being mailed asking
the parents’ opinion
on
the
course of Bible study in Barnes
school. Please reply as soon as
possible.
Mr. Becker played Santa Claus
Our hostess, Mrs. Walters serv
ed coffee and cake.
There will he no business at
the January 9 meeting.
The
program will be turned over to
Dr. Adolph Weinzirl, represent
ing the E. C. Brown Trust Fund
He will present a technicolor
movie film "Human Growth."
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Fridoy, January 2, 1948
Florence Sewing
Center Announce
Lucky 6 Winners
Patrick J . Balfe
Returns To Base
From Field Trip
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M M V iU H M U M O X f
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Barnes Auditing
Committee O K’s
Board Treasurer
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entitled
Three Stooges in
“ Christian Seiesiee
The Religion Which
Teaches True
Spirituality”
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Holiday' .11
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G. l/s ATTEN TION
IT'S A CINCH TO FLY WITH
’ED" BALL and "BUD" RALSTON
W HETHER FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE
G. I. Training Available
First t ’hnrcli of Christ
Scientist
Portland.
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PHONE 3060 HILLSBORO;
SERVICE
honored greeting.
Special Attention
Given Every Job
¡Carlson G arage
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Welding and Machine
Shop
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GROCERIES & MEATS-
M achinery Built to Order
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ALL ARE
HILLSBORO AIRPORT
RESIDENCE 3424
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CORDIALLY INVITED
71 a w ‘Ijsu a A .
and here we are again repeating the time-
Oregon
S in ce 1929
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ALL WORK GUARANTEED
JANUARY 9
The City Auditorium. S. W.
Third Ave. and Clay St.
Full Maintenance and Repair
BALL-RALSTON
ALOHA, OREGON
8 P. M. In
PIPER SALES and SERVICE
we wished you a
SHOE REPAIR SHOP
PROMPT
FRIDAY,
Time flies! It seems but yesterday since
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Elisabeth F. Norwood. CSB
of Brookline. Massachusetts
Member of the Board of Lec
tureship of The M o t h e r
Church. The First Church of
C hrist Scientist in Boston,
Massachusetts.
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