BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, December 16, 1949
WEEK’S ACTIVITIES IN CEDAR MILL AREA
B E A V E R
THEATRE
MASS MEETING ACCEPTS NEED
OF SCHOOL AUDITORIUM-GYM
S I N DAY DINNER
SCHOOL G L E E P R O G R A M
Saundra Anderson, ot the 2nd
grade went to W ashington to visit
some friends and to have dinner.
BARNES
School Notes
By Gertrud** l**‘ar»«n
S U B S T IT U T E T E A C H E R
F A R E W E L L PARTY
Friend* o f Beth Skillman gather- ■ Mrs. R a y Evanson
of
Tigard
of
C E D A R MfLXr- At a mass meet-
Beaverton
Phone 4293 4
i ing Friday night at the school ed Sunday evening for a farewell ca m e to Barnes school Tuesday,
house, discussion centered around party in her honor at the Lloyd Dec. 6, to teach the first grade.
Mr*. Abbott, the regular 1st
Wednesdoy thru Saturday, Dcccfnber 14, 15, 16, 17
! the advisability of building an au­ W oodell home. The evening was
ditorium gymnasium After discus­ spent in playing canasta and folk grade teacher was ill.
’ THAT MIDNIGHT K IS S ", by Technicolor,
C L A Y M A K IN G
sion at great length a vote was dancing
Miss Skillman
was presented
The
mothers
of
the
Barnes
taken ending in a decision to put
Kathryn Grayson
a
°* j_uk’ gagr i <'in ^ t school students are going to be
to a vote a bond for a complete W1
"M IG H T Y JOE YOUNG*', Terry Moore, Ben Johnson
unit T he school board has set the group. She left Thursday for her surprised for Christmas.
All the
home in Oklahom a City, Oklahoma.
date o f election for February 1,
students have been w ork ing with
Saturday Matinee, MIGHTY JOE YO U N G " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
F I R E B O A R D D IR E C T O R
1950.
clay.
Elected to succeed himself as
The necessity for the building
Some o f the things made were
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, December 18, 19, 20
was generally accepted. It was director o f the Cedar Mill fire p]aq UeSi figurettes and ash trays
agreed that an unfinished build­ department at the election Mon NEW S T U D E N T S
"M A D A M E B O VA R Y", Jennifer Jones, James Mason
ing was not the answer. All agreed day, Dec 5, at the fire station was
Tuesday, Dec. 13, Barnes school
"H EN R Y THE R AIN M AK ER". Wm. Tracy, Mary Stuart
that an asphalt tile floor would be H. R. Johnson.
had two new students. One in the
practical. The unit would include a W A T E R D I S T R IC T B O A RD
third and one in the seventh. They
Wednesday thru Saturday, December 21, 22, 23, 24
Mr Dawson was elected to the
small health room, stage, dressing
are J im m y and Billy Moore, from
rooms and showers and physical W o lf Creek water district board as Enumclaw, Washington.
Jim my,
‘ANGEL ON THE A M A ZO N "
director at an election held at the
education room.
o f the seventh grade, is from
watr district building. Dc. 5.
"B O M B A ", the Jungle Boy
O R I E N T A L IN SIG H T
W h ite River Junior High. Billy
He will succeed M. W. Van Bil­
An insight o f problems pertain­
attended the J. J. Smith School.
ing to the Orient particulatly Ja­ liard.
T hey are cousins o f B ob and
NO SHOW CHRISTMAS EVE!
C E D A R M IL L LOCAL
pan was given by Dr. Dorothy
Barbara Moore with wh om they
R egular meeting of Cedar Mill
Reed at the P TA study club nieet-
are staying.
Local o f the Farmers Union will
j ing Monday evening at the L. S.
be held at Barnes school on W alker
^Uppinghouse home.
On Dec. 9, the seventh and 8th
road near Beaverton
Dec. 20th,
Dr. Reed has traveled around
grades went to Hillsboro to the
the world on a Japanese fieightei *
P-
All m em bers are urged to attend. skating rink at Shute Park. They
and has many interesting stories
are planning a skating party ev­
Potluck refreshments
to tell o f her experiences.
ery month.
She mentioned that she felt that
Aloha, Oregon — Phone, Aloha 9401
we receive exactly the treatment
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i from others that we expect In
other words if we expect good
Wednesday thru Saturday, Decem ber 14. 15, 19. 17
from people that is what we re­
Spencer Tracy, Deborah K e ir
EDWARD MY S O N "
ceive.
P E N D L E T O N BUSINESS
By Mrs. Helen Hanson
P TA C H R IS T M A S P A R T Y
William Bendix, Barbara Briton
COVER U P "
Mr. Jam es B. Lisle o f W est road
Beginning with a dessert lu nch­
B O N N Y S L O P E There will be spent several days this last week
eon at 1 30 p. m. Friday, Dec. 16,
Sunday, Monday, T iicm I u . v , Decemlier IK, 19, 20
the P TA will hold a X m a s party in a New Year's eve party at the at Pendleton, Oregon on a business
trip.
the school cafeteria A family has club house on New Year's eve.
'THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PIN E" By Technicolor
There will be no charge for it
been adopted to be helped with
Fred Mac Murray, Henry Fonda, Sylvia Sidney
only that any who come are asked
a Xmas basket.
Articles of clothing and suitable to contribute some food towards a
GERONIMO Preston Foster, Ellen Drew
gifts o f foods will be received at "P o t L uck Lunch.”
E veryone
In
the
com m unity
By Mrs. R. Osborn
the X m a s party. A cordial invita­
Wednesday thru Saturday, Decem ber 21, 22, 29, 24
whether members or not, whether
tion is extended to all wishing to
young or old are invited to attend. P R O l 'I l P A R E N T S
attend.
‘ GIVE M Y REGARDS TO B R O AD W AY" K n c y ^ X i
Mr. and Mrs. R. Darren of S. W.
H E R F U T U R E HOME
E X E C U T I V E BUSINESS
Miss Linda Diane McLaughlin Morrison St. are the proud parents
"M A D A M E B O VAR Y" Jennifer Jones, James Mason
Executive board o f P TA met
ariived on December 6th to make o f a baby girl.
Monday evening at the A. R. Pear­
son home to discuss business at her future home with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLaughlin D O R E E N F A Y A N D E R S O N
hand.
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson
and brother Jamie, aged two at
S T A T E SCHOOL BD. M E E T
are proud parents of a baby daugh­
Tillamook, Oregon.
Representing the school board
She weighed in at 7 lbs. and 11 ter, Doreen Fay, born Dec. 7 at
of District 62jt. at the state school
ounces. It is reported that both W ilcox Memorial hospital.
board meeting held in Salem Mon­
T H R E E 3x7 P O R T R A I T S In Handsome
she and her mother are doing fine.
day, Dec. 5 was A1 N. Flench.
I m g e Folders, Only
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She is the grand-daughter of Mr. LUNCH F O R S IX
He reports the meeting as most
Mis. J. May entertained 6 girls
and Mrs. Ernest Rainey o f this
Expert In Portraiture o f .Men, W om en and Children
instructive
com m un ity and Mr, and Mrs. C. F fo r lunch Tuesday, Decem ber 6.
IN TO NEW HOME
McLaughlin o f Brighton, Oregon.
OP E N
Phone
The Archie Moore family have
Her parents and grandparents DO U B L E T R O U B L E
moved to a home owned by Nick McLaughlin were form er residents
10 A M
John and Richard Hutcheon have
Beaverton
Sonios on Reeves road.
been home sick.
T o 10 P M
o f this district.
P R O G R A M A T SCH OOL
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W E E K - E N D HOUSE GU EST
c AMDÓT P»OTO«fUPHOto
| Teachers have
_____ announced the
Mr H en ry Gonzalez of Pasco. S A IL O R 'S HOME P O R T
date for the school Christmas pro-
Leonard Mason is now home
5H8 N. W Canyon Road, Beaverton, Otegon
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W ashington was a house guest of
(gram as Tuesday, Dec. 20. at the Mr
nn<,
Don
stpere on from sea.
school, beginning at 8 p. m.
T hom pson road over this past
week-end.
H O S P IT A L O P E R A T I O N
Mrs. August Brutke o f West road
underw ent an operation at St. V in ­
cents hospital in Portland on D e­
cem ber 8th.
She has returned home and is
■ feeling fairly well, but is still in
j bed a good share o f the time.
LAST P A R T Y O F Y E A R
The last card party of the year,
sponsored by the B onny Slope
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com m un ity club was held on No­
/
vember 26th.
■
Notices for the January party
will he sent later.
IN S EA F O O D BIZ
Jotdan Wells visited his sister.
Mrs. August Brutke on Saturday.
• CHILDREN
Decem ber 10th
Mr. Wells and his family form er­
• POPULAR
ly resided on McDaniel road in
the home now occupied by the
• CLASSICAL
Nietling family, but is now ownei
of a Sea Food Market at DePoe
A LL SPEEDS
Bay, Oregon.
OFFICERS FOR Y E A R
You Can Always Find Your
At the tegular monthly meeting
o f the Bonny Slope com m unity
Favorite Tune
DRESSES
you will find |ust the
club the following o ffice rs were
dress you need for Holiday festiv­
elected for the com in g year:
President, Mi O. F M o F a r'e n .
ities
vice president. Mr E A Harvey;
treasurer. Mt
Maurice Hanson:
HOUSE COATS - ROBES
secretary.
Richard
Bntke:
four
a large selection to choose from—
year director, Mr. Ed Bartelskv;
The ideal gift
one yeat
director.
Mr.
Adolph
AND
Batke;
sergeant
at
arms.
Mi
4 95 to 14 95
Henry Hecker.
The six months d oor prize was
S A N T A will ngam he with us to gltislden
LINGERIE
makes gift buying a
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won by Mrs. Adolph Batke
the hearts «>f the kiddtes A FRK.K PHOTO
pleasure . . . .
Phone BEocon 7748
All committee chairmen
have
with Santa Frtday and Saturday 2 to 3 and
Beautiful lace trimmed and tailored,
7 to 9.
been asked by the president to
Open Evenings Till Xmas |
continue with their present duties
SLIPS, GOWNS, PAN TY SETS, at
8903 S W Canyon Rd
j
during the month o f January until J
prices you can afford
FOR MEN AND BOYS
new chairmen can be appointed
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GIFTS TH A T W ILL PLEASE -
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The Sylvan School Glee club has
been practising hard and long to
take part in the annual Christmas
program to be performed with the
R A I N I E R N A T IO N A L P A R K
entire student body Tuesday night
Gerald Saurer o f the 3rd grade Decem ber 20th. It was so ch a rm ­
went to R ainier National Park ingly colorful in the Y u 1 e 1 1 d e
Saturday with his parents.
splendor last year and this year
R ita Stone, reporter
promises to be equally heart-stir­
Patty Garvin, assistant
ring.
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MERCHANTS LUNCH
Open from noon til 1 a. m.
Closed Mondays & Tuesdays
THE OLD HEIDELBERG
Phone 2471
ALOHA THEATRE
Beaverton
PAULSON'S CAFE
N. E. C A N Y O N R O A D
COMMUNITY CLUB SETS PLANS;
BIG DEAL ON NEW YEAR'S EVE
CHICKEN, STEAK DINNERS — SHORT ORDERS
try
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d e l ic io u s
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h o m em ad e
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C o*n/u*uU¿o*t îbisuteA .
NO. 1
$1.10
Fried Rice
Chow Mein
Egg Foo Yung
TUALATIN VIEW
No. 2
$1.25
Sweet and Sour Spareribs
Chow Me in
Egg Roll
NO. 3 DINNER
$1.50
Fried Shrimp - Chicken Chow Mein, Fried Won Ton
Sweet and Sour Sauce
AMERICAN DINNER
OUR OPENING SPECIAL
No. 1
$1.10
Fried Pacific Oysters
(Full Course)
WAH NOM
No. 2
$1.25
Breaded Veal Cutlet
(Full Course)
ABOVE O R D E R S
4 P. M - 9 P. M
8645 S. W Canyon Rd
West Slope
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ONLY
SHOPPING DAYS
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
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« Shop With Us and Save
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Open Every Day 4 P M to 2 A M. (Except Monday)
Saturday 4 P M to 3 A M , Sunday 3 P M to Midnight
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West " Y " on Canyon Road. Beaverton
YOU
WEST SLOPE
RECORD
HAVE THE PARTY
WE
BAGS
2 95 up
JEW ELRY
Lcrge Selection
SCARFS HOSE - BELTS - HANKIES
BLOUSES - UM BRELLAS
RAINCOATS, plastic
Hoods 125
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— A DEPOSIT—
W ill Hold All Purchases
'Til Christmas
Open to 9 P M
P O R TER 'S
1025 N
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• Shirts
0 Slocks
0 Pants
0 JA C KETS Large Selection
• Sox • Gloves • Ties & Hats
0 RAIN W EAR (plastic) Jackets
Guaranteed No Tear No Rip
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Make a Nice Gift
For Christmas
FOR CHILDREN AND INFANTS
W H A T TO GIVE — ?
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COCKTAILS
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SUMPTUOUS WEDDING CAKES
No deta 1 too small or too large for our capable staff
15.00
at sensible Prices
to
Phone Us For Menus - We W ill Go Anywhere and
6950
Handle Your Party Efficiently
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PHONE BEAVERTON 9161
PERIENCED CATERERS DO A LL THE REST
Priced From
Wearing apparel is always a most
practical gift—
You'll find |usf the gift in our
complete department
"Tip-To-Toe" Apparel
CLOTHING CENTER
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