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ALOHA THEATRE
W rd u rw U y thru Saturday, April 20, 21, 22, 23
"T W O GUYS FROM T E X A S ". Den. Morgan, J. Carson
••SEALED V E R D IC T ". Ray Milland, Bernice Crawford
Sunday, M onday, Tuesday. April 24. 25, 26
"JO H N N Y B E L IN D A ". Jane Wyman, Lew Ayres
W ednesday through Saturday, April 27. 28, 2». 30
"T H A T WONDERFUL U R G E ". T Power, G Tierney
"H IL L S OF H O M E "- Edmund Gwen, Ton. Drake
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Wednesday thru Saturday, April 20, 21, 22, 23
’FRONTIER M A R SH A L ". Randolph Scott, Nancy Kelly
"T H E ENCHANTED V A L L E Y ", with Alan Curtis
Saturday Matinee, "T H E ENCHANTED V A L L E Y "
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, April 24, 25, 26
"AD V E N T U R E S OF DON J U A N "
Errol Flynn, Vineca Lindfors
Wednesday through Saturday, April 27, 28, 29, 30
"N O R T H W E S T ST A M P E D E ". Joan Leslie, James Craig
"T H E COUNTESS OF M ONTE C R IS T O ", Sonja Henie
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C E D A R MILL,
At the com -
At the May 11 meeting, Art
m unity Club
meeting, W ednes- K irkham o f the KOIN sta ff will
SE C O N D P L A C E W IN
day
evening.
April 13, at the be guest speaker,
Joe R igert, BUS Hummer E d­ school, a report by Mr Claude NO q i 'AKF. DAMAC1F,
itor, captu red second place certi C over on sch oolgtou n d im prove-
T hou gh
the earthquake was
I j ficate in sports w riting in the ment,
stated
that
the
school feq w ith intensity by those in
fourth annual
Northw est high property had been surveyed and this vicinity, nothing o f seiious
school journalism com petition at a con tou r map will be ready for dam age was reported,
P a cific U niversity April 8.
the next m eeting It is the pur- j T he Tualatin View school was
T he O regon Journal trophy fot pose o f the com m ittee to lay out hadly cracked, pictures in homes
I sports w riting
went to Russel a plan fo r a recreational area fe]| a nd properties were generally
Baglean o f W oodbu rn high school on
sch ool ground T h e ' prop- shaken.
J ack ie W ilk es o f W ashington etty under scrutiny is still iin- k A ST F K F F S T IV IT IE N
school.
Portland
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ortland w
d
( ed as
p l.y g : und.
‘
-
sented the H illsboro Argus tro-
A ccord in g
to word
received
were held by the children in the
phy for new sw riting by C lifford from the Tualatin Valley Stages
various school room s. F riday af-
P. R ow e, p rofessor o f journalism Inc., the rum or o f discontinuance ternoon with gchoo, heinK dig.
at P a c ific university.
o f bus service Is false. H owever, missed
early in
the afternoon.
W anda M acinsen, Gresham high a re-routing program over Leahy Mrs.
Esther Gustafson,
form er
school, was aw arded the Forest Road is being considered. It was prim ary teacher was am ong the
G rove N ew s-T im es
trophy
fot prom ised that those east o f C or­ day's visitors.
news
feature
w riting by Phil nell would continue to have ser­
C O R N E L L CLUB
Dana,
advertising
manager
o f vice.
Co-hostesses for Cornell
Club
I ¡th e N ew s-Tim es
Mr. T orbet stated the im prove- W ednesday afternoon were Mrs.
F or the best speech reporting, m ents on C ornell Road are ap- R ose Sheldon and Mrs. R ich ard
It Katterm an at the C larence Spady
Claire R osenbu rg o f Lincoln high patently out for this year.
school, Portland,
received
the was suggested that pressure be home. An Easter theme predom ­
V ancouver, W ashington.
Colum- brought to bear on our District inated with a gift exchange by
bian trophy.
Senator and E arl Fisher o f Bea-
secret pals o f Easter gifts. The
P rofessor R ow e presented The j verton, con cern in g stop lights at club will meet next on May 11
O regonian
trophy
for editorial Sunset H igh w ay and Murray Rd
at the home o f Mrs. A . E. H ick-
\yriting to L orn a Davis o f F rank-I and C edar Street In Beaverton,
ethler
tin high school. Portland.
Rev. S pencer officiatin g,
C O R V A L L IS GU EST
of
The club voted to sponsor a
C ertificates
fo r each field
Miss Melinda
H ighberger
of
w riting were aw arded to second 4-H sch olarsh ip to summer school Corvallis, Oregon has been the
at C orvallis fo r a hoy or girl guest
and third place winners.
o f Mr. and
Mrs. N ick
One hundred thirty-nine stud- in this v icin ity to he chosen by Schleich. She is Mrs. S ch leich ’s
j ents
from
thirty-seven
high the com m ittee from the E xten­ niece.
I schools were entered in the com - sion Unit.
E A S T E R W E E K UNO
j petition.
A wireless
recording program
E aster week end was spent in
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proved entertaining It was com ­ Corvallis by Mr. and Mrs. R obert
W IN C E R T IF IC A T E S
posed o f Interviews at the homes Davis and son, Billy, as guests o f
mem bers with Mrs. Davis' fam ily.
C ertificates o f merit were a w ­ o f various clu b
arded B eaverton high sch ool’s six V. C. Miner in charge as the rov­ CO. COUN CIL T R E A S U R E R
entrants in the annual
Oregon ing reporter.
R epresenting the Cedar Mill P.
high school speech
finals
held
T. A at the W ashington County
April 8 and 9 on the Oregon
C ouncil o f Parents and T eachers
State college campus.
m eeting Tuesday, April 12,
at
T hey are, finalists: Jim Moore,
Barnes School was Mrs. Claude
I extem pore; and Boh Casteel, pa­
Cover, Mrs. L. S. Uppinghouse and
H AS RE-OPENED
nel
discu ssion;
sem i-finalists:
Mrs Arthur R. Pearson.
[ Jack Jones and John Jacobs, or­
Mrs. C over was elected and in­
A t T h eir Sam e Location
a tory; Paul Choban, im prom ptu;
stalled as County C ouncil treas­
and Carol
Taylor,
after-dinner
urer for next year.
speaking
Cold Storage - Repairs
H O S P IT A L S U R G E R Y
Other state winners were
not
Mrs. John Christensen has been
R em odeling
j known at the time o f this w rit­
hospitalized at E m anuel H osp i­
ing.
tal follow ing
surgery
Monday,
515 R oyal Bldg.
CApitol 2112
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April 11. She is reportedly pro­
O L D B A L L A D SESSION
gressing nicely.
Mrs. Jean P aterson's English
| classes were entertained recently
j by several records o f old A m eri­
can ballads.
Some o f the m ost enjoyed num ­
bers were "F ra n k ie and Joh nn y”
a ballad o f city life.
sung by
Josh W hite, and "T h e Blue Tail
F ly ” sung b y Burl Ives.
Full and com plete report on the
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world m issionary situation, with
T W O C IT IE S T A L E
film s and speeches from those
A m otion pictu re version o f
active in the field, will be pre­
"T h e T ale o f T w o Cities” will
sented from April 20 until May
PRO M PT, EFFICIENT
be shown next M onday for
the
! l at the E vangel Baptist church,
sophom ores.
j S. W 11th and Clay, in Portland,
CAR SERVICE
The picture is to be shown in
j at a Bible and M isslonaiy co n ­
con nection
with
the book by
ference.
FEATURING HANCOCK
Charles D ickens w hich was read
T w en ty three m issionary soci­
by the sophom ores.
eties
will be represented in the
GASOLINE & PRODUCTS
con feren ce.
Dr. Louis
Talbot,
west coast radio m inister speaks
| at the opening session, W ednes­
day evening, April 20 and will
Lester Barnes H yde o f 7800 S.
he the principal speaker of the
W . B rentw ood Ave. (W est Slope) j
meeting.
Portland passed aw ay at a P ort- ]
Garage & Service Station
R eports
and m otion picture«
land Hospital
on April 9, 1949.
will present a picture o f con d i­
(The Firestone Store)
His rem ains were in state at the
tions In the world today. Endea-
P rgg
M ortuary, ‘R eavrtton , on
West End o f “ Y " in Beaverton j vors represented will be Holland,
Phone 3961
M onday evening and he was then j
' China, A frica, "behind the Iron
sent to Chicago, Illinois for ser­
C urtain", Canada, India, Mexxico.
vices to he held on Friday. April
On Sunday, M ay 1, the co n fe r­
15th at the Ij»in
Son M or­
ence will con clu d e with a mls-
tuary with interm ent to follow
[ sionary
pageant
especially pre­
in R ose Hill Cem etery.
pared by Louis Paul Lehm an and
Mr. Hyde was born in Chicago.
presented
in the Benson
high
Illinois, on F ebruary 20, 1882 He [
school auditorium .
| had lived in W est Slope for the i
All are w elcom e to attend.
past six ijionths.
BEAVERTON EN TERPRISE — Friday, April 22, 1949
FOR THE BEST
INSURANCE
and
SOLKO FURS
REAL
ESTATE
Call
GRIFFITH & MEEKE
offices
A LO H A PHONE 6711
HILLSBORO PHONE 171
"Meet You At The
NEW Beaverton Pharmacy
Evangel Baptists
Offer Roundup of
Mission Reports
Lester B. Hyde
1
ANDERSON &
CRAW FORD
P rior to m oving here he was an 1
Eastern Division
M gr. for the 1
G eorge D. R oper C orporation. He 1
served that firm fo r tw enty years 1
and retired on June 1st o f 1948 !
His son, G eorge E. Hyde, lives 1
in Beaverton and is co n n ect'd
with the departm ent o f the A r­
m y's Corps o f E ngineeis.
Mr. Hyde was a m em ber of
Park I,odge
No. 843.
A I'A A M .
1 C hicago and they will officia te
i n services at the cem etery.
He
lived at R ronxville, New
York .before m oving west.
In addition to his son Mr. Hyde
leaves his w ife, Jennie E. Hyde
o f W est Slope, a granddaughter
Judith Ann Hyde, B eaverton and
a brother, Cecil M. H yde o f Con-
nersville. Indiana.
. . . . of course . . . because the N E W Beaver­
ton Pharm acy is the convenient place to meet
free parking
lot adjacent and
T h i« new formula in chick aiae ii
the perfact feed for faatar growth.
Small enough to ba •>(• for amalt
birda, coarat anough for aaay pour­
ing. leaa feed waate, and batter appa*
tit««. Keep your broilera growing
in high gear with balanced ration
Krumblea.
Sold locally by
FINDLEY M IL L IN G CO.
OLD
features top-notch fountain and drug service
H e r m it a g e
. . . Y ou can catch the bus there too and of
Milkshakes, Full of
Vitamins.
SERV IN G TASTY BREAKFAST
from 6:30 a. m.
Tillman'S
Open to
10,30
P. M.
TIP TOP
OREGON
S T A T E CO LLE G E ,
Corvallis,
(S p ecial) Three stud-
j ents from B eaverton were am ong
(he 548 who achieved the honor
j roll for those earning at least a
3.5 grade point or approxim ately
half "A " and h alf “ B " grades for
winter term .
T hey were Hilda
Leopold ,a freshm an in science;
R ichard Sayre, a sophom ore In
edu cation ; and Duane Kingsley,
a sophom ore in forestry.
E ighty-five o f the honor stud­
ents earned straight "A ” grades.
Seniors led all other classes with
155 h onor
students
and sopho­
m ores were second with 131 The
school o f engineering placed 96
on the list while science followed
with 92
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