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Box O ffice Open; 6;45 Show S t u t s 7; 15 p. m. week d a y i
S u n d a y Box O ffice open 6;15. Show Starts 6;45 p. m.
F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y . O ctober 21 a n d 22
"GRAPES OF W R A TH "
H enry Fonda, Jan e Darwell
'T O B A C C O ROAD"
Dana Andrews, G ene Tierney
N ew s and Carinoli
S u n d a y a n d M onday, O ctober 23, 24
"H IS G IR L FR ID A Y" Cary Grant, Roualine R ussell
"R E B EC C A OF SUN N Y BROOK FA RM " Shirley Tem ple
N ew s a n d C a rto o n
T u ea d ay , W ednesday, T h u rsd a y , O cto b e r 25, 26, 27
"C A N Y O N PASSAGE" Susan Hayw ard, Brian Donlevy
" S LIG H T LY FREN CH " Don Am eche, D orothy Lamour
C a rto o n
F rid a y an d S a tu rd a y , O ctober 28, 2»
"W H ISPERIN G SM ITH"
(T echnicolor) A lan Ladd
"N IG H T UNTO N IG H T" R onald R egan, V eicia Lindfors
N ew s a n d C a rto o n
B EAVER
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THEATRE
Phone 4293
Beaverton
Wednesday thru Saturday, October 19, 20, 21, 22
"CASABLANCA". Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman
"G-MEN". James Cagney
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, October 23, 24, 25
YOU'RE MY EVERYTHING". Dan Dailey, Anne Baxter
THE FAN", Jeanne Crain, Madeleine Carroll, George
Sanders, Richard Greene
Wednesday thru Saturday, October 26, 27, 28, 29
"HOUSE OF STRANGERS". Edw. G. Robinson, Susan
Hayward
"BRIMSTONE", Rod Cameron Walter Brennan
PTÁ MEETING GUESTS SPEAKER
DESCRIBES UNESCO PURPOSES
By Gertrude Pennoni
CEDAR M IL L --Scheduled for the
P arent Teacher m eetin g T hursday
Oct. 27 8 p. m. at the school house
is a program on U NESCO with
Dean Anderson, E xecu tive Secre-
tary of the Oregon C om m ission foi
UNESCO as gu est speaker. H is
description o f
talk w ill include
the UNESCO program , it’s purpose
and what it actu ally stan d s for.
E veryone is extended a cordial
Invitation to attend.
At the conclusion of the PTA
m em bership drive Friday, a total
of 140 m em bers had been enrolled.
The fifth and sixth grade room
had the h ighest percen tage of
m em bers to en title them to the
prize of a painting for their room.
A ttending the W ashington C oun
ty council m eeting as represen ta
tives from the Cedar Mill PTA
Tuesday. Oct. 11 w as Mrs. Paul
Friesen, Mrs. F W. M erew ether,
Mrs. Claude Cover and Mrs. A rthur
R. Pearson.
Study club m eetin gs started Mon
day night at the C. W. Cover hom e
w ith a descussion on the E ducation
Bill under discussion w hich recom
m ends Federal aid to schools. In
O ctober the second in the study
club series will be held at the hom e
of Mrs Arthur R. Pearson.
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PAULSON'S CAFE
N. E. C A N Y O N RO A D
C H IC K EN , STEAK DINNERS — SHORT ORDERS
TR Y OUR DELICIOUS HOMEMADE PIE
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This Week's Special
PECAN N UT ICE CREAM
By M rs. H elen H an so n
BA C K T O N E IG H B O R H O O D
BO NN Y S L O P E -T h e com m unity
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es H insdale
club house w ill be the scene of a are liv in g back in the com m unity
"Hobo Party" on October 29th. again a fter being aw ay for quite
sponsored by th e Bonny Slope som e tim e.
C om m unity Club.
T h ey are now living in the home
T here w ill be free entertf in- that w as fo im erly occupied by Mr.
m ent and a barn dance.
and Mrs. N orm an Turner and fam
N o “gal" over eight years old ily.
will be adm itted unless she brings N E W GYM EXCAVATION
an in exp en sive box lunch for two
E xcavation for the new g y m n a
wrapped in new spaper.
sium at B onny Slope School was
N o “fella", eig h t or over w ill be started th is past week.
adm itted u ntil he pays the price
It is to be constructed of pum ice
for a box lunch at the door.
blocks and it is hoped th a t the
N o refresh m en ts will be for sale gym w ill be ready for use th e last
that ev en in g to any one except to of the year.
kiddies under eigh t years old.
VFVV H A M D IN N E R
T here w ill be three tables, one
T he ham dinner that w as served
for the grade school youngsters,
by V F W Post 8247 and the ladies
one for the high school group, and
au xiliary on O ctober 14th w as a
one for the old folks. Free co ffee
big su ccess. T h ey report serving
w ill be served to the adults and
at least tw o hundred people and
a cold drink for the young folks.
clearing ap proxim ately ninety-five
C ED A R MILL- P resid ing at the
Come in your old clothes. E vety- dollars.
com m unity club m eetin g W ed n es one is invited.
Mrs. C a r r o l l Coppinger had
day evening at the school house
M usic for th e barn dance will be
ch arge of the dinner and several
w as L. S. U ppinghouse, vice pres by neighborhood talent.
of the lad ies of the au xiliary did
ident in the absence o f Mr. A1 N O N LY H U N T F O R D E E R
th e servin g.
French, president A party on N o
Mr. and Mrs. J ess C hastain and INTO N E W HOM E
vem ber 19 will be strictly for en ter d augh ter Sandra motored to Glen-
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. F aris and
tainm ent of club m em bers.
wood. Oregon, October 8th to spend d augh ter T helm a m oved into their
R eporting on receip ts from the the w eek-end w ith Mr. and Mrs. H.
new hom e on Thom pson Road
recent country fair given by the M. Sm ith, parents of Mrs. C hastain
last w eek.
club, Mr. George Burke, treasurer ! T h ey w ent deer hunting w hile
T hey form erly resided on Lam
announced a net profit of approx there, but report no luck.
bert S treet in Portland.
im ately $456
ON R E V IS IT A T IO N
CLCB C A R D PA RTY
A com m ittee com prised of Mrs. | M elvin H arrington, of Corvallis,
The n ext card party of the Bonny
W. A. Holley. Mr* B V U lV t and: visited friend s in Bonny Slope last Slope C om m unity Club w ill be held
Mrs. A1 N. French w as named to w eek.
on O ctober 22, at 8:30 p. m. at the
contact available sou rces for shrub
M elvin resided here for several club house.
bery and trees for school ground years w ith h is parents, Mr. and i P in o ch le and cribbage w ill be
I planting.
Mrs. J a m es H arrington, who now th e g a m es of th e evening, and a
N am ed on the n om in ating com reside in L exington, Mo.
light lunch w ill be served.
m ittee to select n om in ees for o f
fices for next year and to report
at the next m eetin g w ere Mr. N. T.
Stevens, Mrs. E. V. Love, Mr. Jack
Merrill, Mr. Phil T horne and Mrs.
Jack M utchler.
E n terta in m en t
w as
provided
from colored film slides taken by j
L. W. K in gsley w hich he projected
on th e screen. Included were pic
tu res taken at the sum m er club
picnics, carnival and of the pio-
LO V ELY TH IN GS
gress o f the scout cabin which Is a
club project.
T he orchestra o f Leedy O range
m em bers w ith Mr. Carl Breuohert
LO V ELY LADIES
d irectin g furnished m usical num
bers.
SUITS - COATS - M ILLIN ER Y
Community Club
Plans Shrubbery
For School Yard
SANDW ICH ES
"THE BRIBE" Robert Taylor, Ava
"THE KISSING BANDIT" Hu.fhrvn
Gardner
hrnvann
S unday, M onday, T u esd ay , O cto b e r 23, 24, 25
" U / n n n e m n M IIC If<<^n Technicolor. Starring June Ally-
wunua «HD muait, „on J,erry Como, Judy Garland.
Lena Horne, G ene Kelly, M ickey Rooney, Ann Sothern
W ednesday thru Saturday, October 26, 27, 28, 29
"ABBOTT and COSTELLO MEET THE KILLER. BORIS
KARLOFF"
JOHNNY STOOL PIGEON Howard Duff, Dan D uryea
HAY
- FEED
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PO ULTRY SUPPLIES
FISHER THORSEN PAINTS
PLUM BING A N D ELEC T R IC A L SUPPLIES
F U LL SAFE DEPOSIT BOX SERVICE
A M ER ICA N EXPRESS M ONEY ORDERS
CA LL
GRIFFITH & MEEKE
offices
P IN K A N D B L U E SH O W ER
G uest of honor W ednesday after-
noon w as M rs. E lm er R eeves at a j
pink and blue sh ow er at the hom e
o f Mrs. H. A. P eterson who w as
h ostess. A large crow d of relatives
and friend s attend ed show ering
her w ith lovely gifts.
T he show er w as held In com hlna- i
tion w ith the first fall m eeting of j
the Cornell club.
Mrs. W. J. P o le tte will entertain j
at her hom e next on Tuesday, O c
tober 25.
FR O M V IC T O R IA , B. C.
G uests for 10 d ays late In Sep- j
tem ber were Mr. and Mrs Marshall j
8. Crozler of V ictoria, B. C. at the ,
home o f the N. T. Stevens. Mrs. |
Crozler Is Mrs. S te v en s’ sister.
On their return trip, Mrs. S teven s
accom panied them as far as Seat- j
tie w here she w as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde E. Moller.
LOS A N G E L E S V A CA TIO N
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Voss left
Sunday for a vacation in Los
A ngeles w here they are the g u ests j
of their daughter, Mrs Thom as
Smith.
59 Broadway, Beaverton
BEAVER BROOK FOUNTAIN
N ear B eaverton H igh School
CO M E IN A N D PLA Y
SHUFFLEBOARD
Open 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. Closed Sundays
FO U N TA IN S E R V IC E
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ENJOY A T A S T Y , D ELICIO U S
M ERCH A N TS LU N C H
Open from noon til 1 a. m.
Closed Mondays & Tuesdays
THE OLD HEIDELBERG
A ddress your letter to Mslla.
Moe, S. A frica nnd she w ill get
It. All S. Africa k now s M slla Moe.
In the first W orld War. Gen. Al-
lenby had his troops salute as they
m arched by. And w hen this fa m
ous general had tak en Jerusalem ,
he h im self w rote Malta Moe and
In longhand, to tell her how he
did It.
And w hy la this w om an now 86.
ao honored* It Is that all these
years she has gon e up and down
8 Africa opening their darkened
m inds to the T rue Light. Jesus
the L ight o f the W orld
Even
more W hen they saw her, they
saw C hrist th e Lord w ho cam e to
seek and to save that which Is lost
T I KN T O T H E 1 JO H T
And m ay you also turn to the
L ight. T ak e your stand that Christ,
the E ternal Son, died for all your
alns At that, God the F ath er gives
you new birth Into eternal life
Then, dark days or sunny, look
utterly to Christ to power you
N ew d ays anil new w ays prove the
new life .—I am com e that thev
m ight h ave life J E S U S CHRIST.
BIBLE. John 10 10
BILL'S
RICHM AID
W est “Y ” on Canyon
ICE
CREAM
Road, Beaverton
We have a variety of flavors to please all sorts
Gallon, Half Gallon, Cones, Pints and Quarts
WAH NOM
(Formerly Jerry Reed's)
NOW OPEN
BRING TH E EN TIRE FA M ILY ;
A tasty, different type of meol, prepared by
superb Chinese cooks, in an atmosphere you will
enjoy. Come in today.
— HOURS—
4,00 P. M. To 2,00 A. M.
Saturdays 4,00 P. M. To 3,00 A. M.
Sundays 3,00 P. M. To Midnight
WAH NOM
Open every Thursday, Friday, Saturday
ROSE CHAN
Manager
BEacon
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8. W M rCheanev Rd.. Portland 1
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S eattle fam ily.
Beaverton
Phone 2471
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BOB'S ICE CREAM
Blanding's Dream House
W ednenday th r u S a tu rd a y , O cto b er 19, 20, 21, 22
FOUNTAIN SERVICE TIT FOR A KING!
HOBO PARTY AND BARN DANCE
FEATURES BOX LUNCH, COFFEE
FASHION
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B eaverton G range w ill hold a
bazaar and serve a ham dinner
Saturday, Oct. 22, in their hall,
F ront and A ngel streets.
A prons, tea tow els, infants' clo
th in g and candy w ill be sold, com
m en cin g a t 3 p. m.
D in ner w ill be served from 5:30
to 7.30 p. m. The public is invited.
P la n s are under way for a series
of card parties to com m ence in
N ovem ber.
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from a
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Beavert'n Grange
Bazaar-Dinner
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, October 21, 1949
CALL BEAVERTON 4575
THE DONUT KETTLE
BEAVERTON
Road
P h o n e 1575
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