PORTLAND INQUIRER
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CLARK CO U N TY N EW S
Mrs. Josephine Hasbrook, music
supervisor for the recreation aso-
ciation, has resigned from her po
sition, Carl Gustafson, director of
physical education and recreation,
announced today.
Joining the recreation staff a
year ago, Mrs. Hasbrook succeeded
Miss Irene Moore.
She is well
known in Vancouver for her many
Victory Center shows, Kaiser Ship
yard programs, and the two Sat
urday morning Mayflower matinee
stage shows which were under her
direction weekly, one held at the
Castle Theater and the other at the
McLoughlin Heights community
center.
She also organized the teen-age
all girls’ chorus, “ The Singing Las
sies,” the Bagley Downs Hasbrook
chorus named in her honor, and the
McLoughlin Heights W o m e n ’ s
chorus.
“ Mrs. Hasbrook has been of
splendid service to the community,”
Mrs. Gustafson said. “ She gave un
selfishly of her time and talent,
and will be greatly missed by the
association.”
Ray Hamby, radio director for
the group, will assume Mrs. Has-
brook’s duties in program produc
tion.
McLOUGHLIN HEIGHTS
Gifts for servicemen will be the
admission price for the two May
flower matinees at the McLoughlin
Heights community center Satur
day, December 9, scheduled for 10
a. m. and 12:30 p. m.
Each child attending the show
will bring a gift on the list issued
by the Camp and Hospital Service
of the American Red Cross which
will later foe packed by the pervice
£„* ^^r.ivalescent soi-
vijers at Barnes General Hospital
here.
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Items such as pocket combs, soap,
stationery, pocket-size books, pack
aged hard candy, and various toilet
articles, will be acceptable.
community center, recreation asso
ciation staff members announced
today.
An amateur boxing and wrestling
show is scheduled for 8:15 p. m.
Tuesday, December 12, and the
price of admission will be 50c for
the purchase of a gift for a con
valescent soldier or an actual gift.
A percentage of the weekly profes
sional wrestling show’ on Wednes
day, December 20, will be used for
purchase of the gifts.
Suggested presents are toilet ar
ticles such as pocket combs, soap,
lotions, and pocket-size books, sta
tionery, packed hard candy, etc.
Tuesday’s show’ will feature out
standing boxers and wrestlers from
the Vancouver - Portland - Vanport
City area, and special intermission
numbers.
The 32-piece sheriff’s patrol band
from Vanport City will play during
the evening.
Several Vancouver high school
athletic stars now released from
football season will make their first
appearance since last summer. In
cluded are such favorites as Louis
Wellman, Bob Golden and George
Keith.
Bill Tyree, popular Heights fight
er, will meet a Bagley Downs star
fighter in the feature match of the
evening.
Both, Jack Henderson and Jim
Coffel, promoters of the show, are
ex-navy fighters who have been
hospitalized both overseas and in
this country. Both volunteered
their services in organizing the
benefit.
VANPORT NEWS
MRS* DORIS H. DORSEY and
Mr.
Hartley, winners in last
Frii " y ¿evening’s bridg^rh*’*' par-
ty at jRrflfa Smith's
dared it a thoroughly enjo/’able
evening. Even the losers had a good
time. Julia announces the affair so
encouraging that henceforth each
Friday evening eight to ten shall
The athletic benefit shows will be open to adult groups at cards.
be held at the McLoughlin Heights Some enthusiastic guests express
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desire for card club competition be
tween community centers. Julia
adds that Center No. 6 is now open
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 7
to Id each week for adults only,
offering table games, ping pong,
singing, and what have you. Re
freshments are delightful too.
EAST VANPORT center, under
Mary Cummings and Carmen Par
rish, tried to stump up with a
handful of jawbreaking words.
After wrestling with them too long,
we finally got a firm grip on our
waning sanity and decided that
what one of their announcements
means is that parents, male and/or
female, now gather there at 8 p.
m. on Mondays to discuss diet and
physical training in their relation
to emotional development and be
havior problems in children. Paul
Campbell, director North Branch,
Portland YMCA, will lead first in
the series next Monday. If you
want to know how greasy fried po
tatoes and insufficient wholesome
exercise can make a bum of your
Tommy, come along. And we‘11 lay
you two to ore you won’t need
jour dictionary to understand Paul
as we did with Mary and Carmen’s
announcement.
dering how long before Jim could
be stuck with u fork and pronounc
ed done. Biit not Jim—he pluyed
his opponent warily, testing here,
retreating there, allowing Bob to
wear himself out. Pretty soon Jim
had his calibre; he bent forward,
threw up his guurd before his face
and took about the head and hands
all Bob could find loose to throw
his way. Then Jim lowered his
gloves— and grinned. Bob dropped
his hands—in a flash Jim wus af
ter him, streaking across the ring
after his weary opponent, ladling it
on at every chink in Bob’s de
fense. Three rounds zipped by to a
decision for Jim that raised the
roof with wild yells and cheering.
Joe Lewis never had a more prom
ising start.
Beauty Salon
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CHRISTMAS PAGEANT should
be subject of much revelation next
week. Dorothy Clifford, city dra
matic director, has charge and a
university music director is nego
tiated for musical direction.
DR. CHANNING H. TOBIAS
honors Vanport with his presence
at community center No. 6 as guest
of Julia Smith and sponsored by
the YMCA and Vanport Inter-ra
cial Council. You will know ere this
FATHER L. O. STONE of St.
of his arrival in the Oregon coun
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as his. When you come out to hear
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him, the Vanport bus lets you off
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BILL SAMUELS flies high these to Lake street and south a half Chinese proverb: “ The broadminded
days. Bill did physical education block on Lake.
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CHORAL GROUP of 35 mem ferences.”
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TROJANS, 17 up; ROCKETS, 16 been presented in one successful
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