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BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE -F rid a y , Ju ly 8, 1949 FR OM OAKLAX'D. CAI.. Mr. and Un> Fred J. Scoti oi Oakland. Calif., arrived Saturday for a weak’s visit with friend-s hero and at Vancouver. Wash. They formerly lived 1 on Huber Ave. PIC N IC K E C M O N fami ly with The Henry Nel*c held a Pic about fifty relativt 'ark on th" me at Champoeg Park Willamette River last Sunday! T heatrical Q uid FROM FO R E ST G R O V E Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Forest Grove spent over Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs. Harold Miller. C H E E R IO C L U B Mrs. Ruby Jannsen entertained the Cheerio Club at her home last Friday. E N T E R T A IN S N I K K Mr*. I<eah Straley entertained a niece from Seattle last week. ALOHA THEATRE Aloha. Oregon — Phone. Aloha «401 Fre.- Parking l ot for Our Patrons Wednesday thru Saturday, July 6. 7, 8. » "BED CANYON". Ann Blyth, George Brent T H E ACCUSED." Loretta Young, Richard Cummings Sunday. Monday. Tuesday. July 10, II, 12 •’ADVENTURES OF DON JUAN" Errol Flynn, Vlveca Lindfora, Robert Douglas Wednesday Thru Saturday. July IS, M, 15. 1« D O W N TO THE SEA IN SH IPS" Richard Widmark, Lionel Barrymore. Dean Stockwell By K. J. Nod law G R E E T IN G S YOU A L L A column might not be s e lf-1 supporting. But It should be self j explanatory. With this issue, we are hoping 1 to build up a section of the pub- l licatinn to give expression and ! direction to the amusement side of the grim old life. As a pub lie seivice, this page should, in time, give readers sound advice as to where they inignt conven iently entertain themselves with out going beyond the area encom passed by the Tualatin Valley. ! • • • B E A V E R £* THEATRE Beaverton Wednesday thru Saturday, July 6, 7, 8, 9 FAM ILY HONEYM OON", Fred MacMurray, Claudette Colbert STRIKE IT RICH," Rod Cameron Bonnita Granville SaturdayMatinee " STRIKE IT RICH " _________ Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, July 10, 11, 12 KISS IN THE D AR K ," Jane Wyman, David Niven * C AUG H T", M E RR Y CH ASE James Mason, Robert Ryan, Barbara Bel Speaking moviewise, at the Al Geddes oha Theater, Errol Flynn starts J off a merry chase, Sunday thru Tuesday, with "Adventures of Wednesday thru Soturday, July 13, 14, 15, 16 A T T R A C T IV E "E l. PASO " D UO Starring In the spectacular W es Don Juan," while, at the Beaver tern drama "El Paso", which occupies top billing Friday and Sat Wallace Beery, Marjorie Main Theater, on the same three days, urday, at the Canyon Drive-In aie John Payne and Gail Russell, Jane Wyman and David Niven Joan Crawford shown above. portray "Kiss in the D a ik " fol The film tells the story of a Charleston lawyer (Payne) who lowed in the second feature by a comes to El Paso at the end of the Civil W a r on busines. . . . prophetic companion pi e c e and to renew a flickering romance with Miss Russell, cast as the "Caught”, starring James Mason, daughter of a drunkard-judge who has become a tool of the town’s Robert Ryan and Barbara Bel [ Nogoodnik and his henchman, the Sheriff, who has likewise gone Geddea. NNV'* j astray. On Wednesday through Satur ? ENJOY AN It is a thrilling yarn pointing up some of the beginnings of the ^ AT THESE ^ day, the Aloha strikes a more ad Texas town and giving the believable moral, at the clinch and I EVENING venturous vein with "Down to the WELL — | f.ideout, that law and order must prevail. OF -- Sea in Ships”, starring Richard A "M U S T " for fans of the Western story. ^ PLEA SU RE , KN O W N ^ Widmark. Lionel Barrymore and » ^ S P O T S V,\ v v | Dean Stockwell, plus a second feature "Disaster.” Wednesday through Saturday the Beaver brings back the lov able late Wallace Beery, with C E D A R M il.I,— : Members of PO IN T S O F IN T E R E S T Near Beaverton High School Marjorie Main in “Big Jack’. the Parent Teacher executive Oregon points of interest were Companion feature is "Flamingo CO M E IN A N D PLAY' hoard met Monday at the A. R. Included In a trip made by Mr. Road," featuring Joan Crawford. PearHOn home. and Mis. W . A. Holley and Mrs. Business pertinent to the new Holley’s aunt, Mrs. Ora Hennin- H IS T O R IC A L PU N C H Open 10 A. M. to 9 P M. Including Sundays year's program was discussed in ger of Denver, Colorado during F O U N T A IN S E R V IC E S A N D W IC H E S History with a punch might be cluding the budget, program and the latter part of June. another way of typifying the ways and means. Included in their trip was the Canyon Theater’s program offer A pot luck luncheon was served Oregon coast to Coos Bay, Med ing. Having begun the week with during the noon hour. Present ford, Grants Pass, Crater I.ake “El Paso’ with Gail Russel and were twelve ladles and twenty- and Bend John Payne, with “Old Fashion one children. On Thursday afternoon, June 30 ed Girl' filling out the background In True Old West Atmosphere! Mrs. Holley gave a tea for her it starts on Sunday through Tues B IR T H D A Y P A R T Y friends honoring Mrs. Henninger. Relatives surprised Mrs. C. H. day with Walt Disney’s "Melody . . Katterman Saturday night at her MAJOR S U R G E R Y Time" plus "Velvet Touch” for a j home with a party honoring her Major surgery was pet formed breather before winding up for ! | birthday. Refreshments were on Mrs. S. T. Walters Thursday the Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs- j served during the evening with morning at Emanuel hospital day scorcher "Tulsa”, starring Su Mrs. Elvln Haskell pouring. Her condition is reportedly very san Hayward and Robert Preston satisfactory. with Paulette Goddard’s "Bride I D E T R O IT G U E S T of Vengeance” supporting th' Mrs. W. R. Bruce of Detroit, EAST I-A R E VAC ATIO N The L. W. Kingsley family va program. Michigan is a guest of the Ross Rruce’s. She is Mr. Bruce’s mo cationed at East Lake last wpek W hy didnt they teach history like that when we went to school” I ther. S E A S ID E VA C A T IO N BIG JACK", FLAM ING ROAD," PTA EXEC BOARD TALKS OVER NEXT YEAR'S BUSINESS PLANS bfi&ik - Phone 4293 BEAVER BROOK FOUNTAIN SHUFFLEB0ARD ENJOY DELICIOUS WESTERN STYLE COOKING FOR A TASTY NOON MEAL Try Our Merchont'* Lunch Served Doily from 11 A. M. It's a generous, delicious luncheon, priced from 55c and includes coffee, salad, bread and butter Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Pearson F O R M E R R E S ID E N T Mrs. Robert Robbins of San have been vacationing at Seaside. Francisco was a guest Monday at H A R V E S T T IM E the home of her cousin. Mrs. Har- Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Lee old Peterson. She formerly lived of Renton. Wash, have been har here. vesting their crops on their ac- O l'T -O F -T O W N E R S i reage on Leahy Road. Out of town guests of the W. J. Polettes have been Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Polette of Redding, California, Elmer Polette and his daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. R. Pereslni, Virginia and Don of Missoula, Montana. L. R. and Elmer Polette are brothers of W. J. Polette N E IG H B O R H O O D VISITS Visiting in the neighborhood lest week were Mr. and Mis. I^e H. Skeels of Maxville. Montana. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Walters. Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Walters and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pearson. SERVING BREA KFAST FROM 6,30 A. M. TIP TOP Coffee SHOP GRAND OPENING ALOHA DONUT SHOP SATURDAY. JULY 9 COFFEE AND DONUTS BETWEEN 2 P. M. - 6 P. M. FREE McKay - Progress V «CATION SOUTHWARD Mr. and Mrs. Lester Monohon left July 2 for a vacation in Cal ifornia and Yellowstone Park area. F R IK N D S A T LU N C H Mrs. Frank Kosmalskl enter tained a group of friends from Portland and Progress with a luneheon June 30th. FROM O L Y M P IA Mr. and Mrs. Wisneiski and family of Olympia are guests of the Frank Kosmalskis. S IG H T * KN R O UTE Mr. and Mrs. Parkpr Downing and Mr. C. It. Ayres returned re cently from a trip to Aboliene I Kansas, Enroute they visited Grand Cnnyon. Boulder Dam. Mt Rushmore and Yellowstone Park 4-11 SCISSORKTTKS The last meeting of the 4-H j club "Scissorettes" was held on ! June 29th at Elaine Hansen’s I home G A R D EN CLUB M EETS Mrs. Harris Hansen's Garden Club met at her home June 30 Paul Felsher furnished refresh- ' ments. RIDF. IN P A R A D E Greg Altenhofen, Lewis Bacon. James Prouty and Jim Greenman were among the riders In the Parade at Hillsboro July 4th. AT BEVERLY REACH Mrs John Altenhofen. daugh ter Marjorie and brother Tommy Richards spent the holiday week end at Beverly Reach near New- 1 port. ALOHA DONUT SHOP N O W U N D ER N EW M A N A G E M E N T "BEE" DRAKE EARL H A Z EL OBER 1 1 to To Buy or Sell. It Might he well, Try a Classified— Canyon Theatre Drive-In CA N YO N TH EA T R E D RIVE IN Entra wee on FRID A Y, SA TU RD AY JU LY 8 9 " I L PASO" Technicolor Gad Russell, John Payne Also Bertha Beaverton OLD FASHIONED GIRL* Highway. Near G loria Jean , Froncis R a f ferty Cartoon, News. Beaverton City Lim iti Pay Only $1 Per C ar Regardless of Number of Occupants! SU N DAY, M ONDAY JU LY 10 - 11 TUES.. WED , THURS., JU LY 12, 13, 14 "M ELO D Y T IM E" Technicolor W Disney's 'T U L S A " Susan Hayward, Robert Preston Also "VELVET Sidney TO UCH " Greenstreet Rosalind Russell Cartoon - News • * THE CHUCK W AGON M cLain's Shopping Center EVERY DAY IS ICE CREAM DAY! S U N D A E S TO GO M IL K S H A K E S BILL'S RICHMAID ICE CREAM Chinese and American Food of Superior Quality and Taste CHINA BEAVERTON BRIDE OF VEN G EA N CE Paulette Goddard John Lund Cartoon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes and Mr and Mrs. John Barnes Mr -md Mr*. Harry Barnes and others spent the 4th at Seaside R E T ! KN'S TO YYOKK Mrs. Willis Cady, who injured her hack some time ago. is now hack to her work nursing in the hospital. \ IS IT s \l \T Jack Kaupilla of Portland spent Wednesday night at the home of his aunt. Mrs. Geo’ ge Thvng. E U G E N E V IS IT ATIO N The four children of Mr and Mrs "Bob” Zlmhrlck spent last < week in Eugene at the home of their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Keeler Emmons Mr and Mrs Zimbrick went for them Saturday, returning Tues dav P1 A V D IRECTO R Miss Marge Asmundsen of Mil- waukie. W i * , who is directing the play, "lig h t Eetemal" N>r the American legion, is «la v in ’ at the home of Mr. and Mr« Blasser SNAC K ITEM S Selection of Fla*ors 730 N. E. Canyon Road, Near Weat “Y ” JIV E IN T H E G R O OVE Whether Its a grooved platter of jive or a Red Seal record of a dignified symphony, music hath its charms. Maybe we’ll get ar ound to some of the record col lectors before too long and bring some late news on selections to soothe the human breast. Who can tell? M OVE TO A L O H A Mr. and Mrs. Shellenberger have sold their home south of Bea- ( verton and are moving to Alo ha. JULY' 4 IX S E A T T L E Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stialev spent the 4th in Seattle. R EACH W E E K E N D The Guy Alexanders and Mr and Mrs. Ted Hetu and Teddy spent the week end at the beach. W E E K ’S O U T IN G George Klein and family and Mrs Doris March and baby are spending a week at the beach P IC N IC AT PR O G R ESS The Chester Robinson family of Progress held a picnic at their place on the 4th Mrs. Fred Sylvester and Eunice went to the picnic Cedar Mill Park Corner Sunset Hiway and Murray Rd„ 7;30 A. M. To 11 P. M. Sundays 1 P. M. To 11 P. M. LANTERN 2280 Canyon Road One M ile East of Beaverton Beaverton 4526 PAULSON'S CAFE N. E. C A N Y O N R O AD C H IC K EN , STEAK DINNERS — SHORT ORDERS T R Y O U R D E L IC IO U S H O M EM A D E PIE J— i OLD HEIDELBERG PARK Open Sunday 1,00 P W eekdays 5 ,0 0 P M M T ill 1,00 A T ill 1,00 A M M Closed Monday and Tuesday SEASIDE CELEBRATION Monday, July 11, Is G et - Acquainted Nite At Pay only S I no m atter how man> people are in your ca r' Yes, that's right, Monday is Canyon T h e atre's Get-Acquainted nite and here's the friendliest way we know of doing it Bring your fom ily ond friends, as many as you con get in your ca r, you pay only $ l Of course, if you're alone you pay only 60c But bring everybody for a good time and a good show FREE S H E T L A N D PO N Y R ID ES for the kiddies' • F O R BOTH EN D S While we have plenty of a job making both ends meet, the Ven etian theater, in Hillsboro, last week, gave a movie version of providing for both ends. In one supporting film there was the "Inside story of the sil ent service," "State Department File 649” with Virginia Bruce while, on the next change of progiam, “I Shot Jesse James" with Preston Foster and Barbara Britton, presented a story that has been argued about since that song-famed "coward shot at Mt. Howard” etc., etc. Maybe the two features should have had a conference to give a little substance to what really happened to Jesse. CHICKEN and STEAK DINNERS Ala X RA\ KOSSI Phone ’¿471 for H p x p h fttionj* I GOOD FOOD AND GOOD SERVICE GO H A N D IN H A N D A F T E R T H E T H E A T R E Stop At HARRY'S Across From The Theatre FOUNTAIN SERVICE FIT FOR A KING! \ SODAS FU LL OF RICH DELICIOUS N U TRITIO U S ICE CREAM ! SA N D W ICH ES — CO FFEE BOBS ICE CREAM 59 Broadway, Beaverton ra