NAME
WANTED
FOR NEW FAVOR and GIFT SHOP
Opened In Beaverton
Gift To Winner
See Display in Window of
Elite Dress Shop
N e x t to Post O ffic e
Beaverton
GENUINE
Series of Fieme
Classes Planned
By Joyce Enright
Joyce Enright will complete the
first half of the teaching season
by presenting her piano pupil
in a series of playing classes at
her home 513 N. E. Ellis Ave. On
January 15th nine boys will play
before an audience of their mo­
thers. Those participating will be
By
way of explanation, this
Marvin Wollmuth, Michael Hinds column making its bow today as
Gary Allen. John Eckel, James a regular feature of our paper,
Adams,
Larry Matson,
Carlton will bring you a smattering of
Gestring, Roger Peck and Don Fi news about the business people
of the «community people you
biger.
On January 22nd and 23rd the know and probably deal with ev­
girls of the class will play for ery day. Our idea is to pass on to
their mothers. Those playing on you tin strictest confidence of
of gossip
and
Saturday afternoon will be Linda course!) tidbits
LeSueur, Lora Dlgman. Darlene news that will shed light on the
Johnson, Susan
Will,
Darlene activities, thoughts, morals, etc.
Walton. Marjorie Anderson, Susan of our local business men. Along
Peck, Sue LeSueur and Lynore with comments on personalities,
there will be interesting items on
Jones.
On Sunday the 23rd the ad merchandising, sales events and
vaneed pupils will be heard. They general business news .all calcu­
are Nancy Locke, Linda Lutz, lated we hope to be of some aid
Molly Lutz. Lenny Matson, Shar­ to the shopper. So linger with us
on
Wilkens,
Bonnie
Cameron, a while each week and get to
Jean Finch, Sylvia Wilson, Pat­ feel the pulse of the trade lanes.
ricia
Madden
and
Margaret Meanwhile this Is what the puUe
felt like as we went to press::
Powne.
On Monday evening January
Evelyn
Hathaway and
Dor©’
17th Mrs.
Enright
will appear
Johnson, local artists will exhibit
with Ella Connell Jesse and Es­
some of their paintings at the
ther Ryun
in the three piano
A R T SHOW scheduled for two
Bach Concerto with the Univer
weeks, beginning January 24, at
sity of Portland orchestra. This
the Beaverton
Furniture. • • •
concert is presented by
the Col­
Contrary to rumors, the old Safe­
legium
Musicum which was or­
way store In Beaverton has NOT
ganized last year under the dir­
been rented, according to tihe
ection of Rex Underwood.
Rossi boys. • * • Several deals
B IR TH D A Y SU RPRISE ...
A surprise birthday party in
honor of Miss Mary Kokich was
held at the home of Miss Bar­
bara Monohon on Tuesday, Jan­
uary 4th.
Five couples attended.
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your fovorite— genuine "LEV IS”— SHOOT your order
in; we'll SHOOT your LEVI'S to you same day we re­
ceive order,
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Suspenders, Copper Riveted
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Denim Jackets
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P lease in clu de 10c per p a ir to cover m a ilin g and h an d ­
ling costs.
Can't
Bust 'em
Work Clothes
Beaverton 4597
WEIBY'S
Star Brand
Work
Shoes
SHOE REPAIRING
Beaverton Girl
Loses District
T rade L anes DAR
Elimination
STARKIE TOT
SHOP
Haskell Shopping Center
Open W ed
and F ri
N ig h ts
Phone B eaverto n 3 5 4 2
are hanging fire with one having
a slight edge, but nothing defin­
ite yet.
That good looking fella you
sea working with Dana Porter
in
Walker’s, is Robert
Bolton,
who recently
moved to Aloha
with his bride of one year. H e’s
a grad of the American Academy
of
Horology (watchmaking
to
you). * • * Jack Terry is waiting
on customers again at his fur­
niture store, after being laid up
for several days with a bad
cold. • * • Still walking the floor
nights and complaining mildly is
Bill Wetzler of Flatt’s. Bill says
their month-old baby boy Is de­
veloping fine, particularly his vo­
cal chords.
Another new daddy. Roy Mour-
er, (he
passed out cigars two
months ago) has called a tem­
porary halt to his pharmaceut­
ical profession while he paints
the prescription department
at
Dean’s Drugs. Roy says not only
must a pharmacist be a jack-of-
»11-trades
today
but he must
know how to mix paints as well
as drugs. • • • While we’re on
the subject of daddies, want to
add that Beaverton can expect a
satisfactory
population growth
within the next few months if
our younger business men are
any barometer. Offhand we can
think of five daddies-to-be: Jack
Weiby,
Dana Porter,
Bill Sel-
herts, Lyle Rich, d ie t
llunka-
pillar.
Al Ferrier, Aloha tax service
man, is reported to have rented
a house in Aloha and will short­
ly move his family from Port­
land. • • • After a three-week
sojourn in Odessa, Texas, where
he conducted business matters I
along with other things. Bob)
Sharpe of Canyon Drug is hack |
at the old stand in the Haskell |
Shopping Center. Bob, a native
of the G-R-E-A-T state of Texas. |
plugged his old town with the
crack that it’s the “ oil center of
Texas. Suh!”
The new faces you see at the
new Safeway Store belong to Carl
Nelsen, the manager; Klwood Col­
lins,
Francis
Argent,
William
Watt and Fred 4!©on*. C A R L as­
sures us that most of the old em­
ployees are still on hand; they're
only a little difficult to locate on
account of the size of the store.
• • • Glad to see that IR M A
S T IL L W E L L is spending more
and more time at her Beauty Ba­
zaar, following her recent ill­
ness. Nowadays she is lending
STE LLA MOORE some help In
beautifying the local ladles. Chuck
Ankeip of the Kepler Davenport
Company
has had tough luck
with cars lately. Not exactly sour
on them, but suspicious anyway.
Chuck was driving his dad's car
in Portland 10 days ago when he
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Betty Moshofsy, voted by her
Beaverton
higlh school
senior
classmates to enter the annual
citizenship contest sponsored by
the Daughters of the American
Revolution, lost out in district el­
iminations, which were won by
Mary Kramien, Hillsboro high. It
was announced this week.
Eleanor Boyson. Virginia Tal­
bert and Betty were the three
final selections made by the fac­
ulty “ for their qualities of de­
pendability, patriotism and lead­
ership."
It was promised in 1944 that
Be.ty would
be a D AK candi­
date when her freshman comrades
chose her as their
preference
for "a future good citizen.” Later
she w as elected to the pep club
and a class officer. She Is now
Y-Teen president and a Hummer
staff ii-porter.
After selection at their schools
all entries filled out question­
naire.^ on citizenship to qualify
for the district contest.
HARRY
Through
these questionnaires
the district winners will qualify
for a state-wide drawing tomor-
tow. State winner will receive a
$100 war bond or value thereof.
The DAK pilgrimage trip to
Washington D. C.. awarded in
previous years, has been discon­
tinued.
Mary Kotrick was the 1947 BHS
candidate and Mary
Myers, in
1946.
UPHOLSTERING BY CRAFTSMEN
No need to w aste m oney disposing
of old fu rn itu re and buying new W e
m ake your old fu rn itu re last m any
years.
was hit—and hard too. with plen­
ty of damage to the car. A week
later his own car froze on him!
•lack (1 raucr of Grauer and Ack­
erman reports that they’re doing
a little remodeling at the store
with the purpose of enlarging
their showroom and office. Jack
is particularly
proud of their
new air compressor for painting
furnaces, says it works faster
and gives more of a glass finish.
• • •
F r.d o y , Ja n u a ry 14, 1949
a., i
rniturc Repairing - Modernizing
KEPLER DAVENPORT CO
P
O Box 3 7 5
Phone Beaverton 4141
A fte r hours C ap ito l 2031
BUY
UPSTAIRS
ROTHSCHILD,
(Beaverton's most eligible bach­
elor, he says), proprietor of T ill­
man's Tip Top, has a new heart­
beat as of last Sunday
night.
Witnesses say he was seen squir­
ing the gal about town. • • •
‘F R A N ’’ of Thrifty Market Is sit­
ting pretty these days and we
mean just that. • • • he’s reclin­
ing in a new leather office chair
that the store employees recently
gave him. • • • Unfortunately
"Fran” doesn’t get much time to
sit.
Television is on Its way to Al­
oha. at least a set is. • • • Roy
Briggs, local radio expert expects
the television set he ordered, to
arrive within a week. RO Y does­
n’t look for reception for a while
yet but he'll be ready when It
can be picked up.
Meanwhile
RO Y reports that a few Portland­
ers have picked up spotty tele­
vision calls from the Seattle sta­
tion.
Rumor has It that work will
start shortly on a building to
house a new furniture store in
Beaverton. The location Is said
to be on Canyon
Road across
from Caffee Automotive Supply.
* * * And that’s that for this
week.
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