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THURSDAY, MABOH 17, 1981
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Newberg High School News
EDITED BT STUDENTS OP THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.
The following students of the Eng­
lish V class worked on this week's
notes:
KATHLEEN CONE.................. Editor
JEAN MACDONALD.. ..C ity Editor
LAROMB RANKIN. .Feature Editor
GEORGE M E L L I N G E R , NINA
JOHNSON, IRENE HOLLENBECK,
WILLIE SANDERS, W A L T E R
ST ANB ROUGH ............... Reporters
doubtedly high point man of the
game. He converted five fouls out
of seven tries while his opponent
converted only five out of eleven
tries.
Nelson for Newberg also
showed up well.
A large crowd attended; crowding
the high school gymnasium to capac­
ity.
The line-up:
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Newberg
McMinnville
Is a high school education neces- Carson ( 1 5 ) . . . . . F . . .Osborne
(11)
sary to success in life? Without a NelsonT<4)...........F ............... Agee (4 )
doubt it is. The more education one McVey...................G . . . . McCrat (2 )
can get the higher place he will occu-| Cronin...................Q ............. Jones (4 )
py in life, providing he uses it after Luts....................... G . . . . Konselmen
he gets It.
Substitutions, Malnwarlng for Mc­
Newberg high school offers a num­ Vey.
ber of good courses. Among them is
Referee, Cheniworth.
the college entrance course, whichj
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prepares a student to enter college DODGE BROTHERS BUILD
and this should be the ambition o f ,
every pupil. What could make one 1
ADDITION TO FACTORY
more proud than to be able to say, »1
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Substantlal evidence of
am a college* graduate?" For the
Brothers' confidence in the future is
student whose desire Is to be a teach-
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to be found in their Expenditure of
GRAPHIC
SELLING OUT ‘ BILL’
THE
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Plumber
r-COST!
Cor. 1st and Howard Sts
W hen in need o f a
first-cl^ss workman or
in a hurry to hare work
done, phone Black 23
The C. B. Cummings stock of
Furniture, 9
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Rugs, Linoleum, Mattressess, Stoves, Oils,
Paints, Brushes, Shelf Hardware, Etc.,
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will be closed out
C. A. HODSON
Funeral Director— Xmbahner
TELEPHONES
Rea. Blue 118, OffUe, Oves* 111,
Hone draws or Anto Funeral Oar
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Cement Contractor
at Actual Cost
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training to begin teaching immedli
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largest in their history ,and will
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Newberg.
ately. This makes It possible for the
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young teacher to earn money to go to'
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, plant up to more than 100 square
college or to normal -school. T he1___ _ . . . . .
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acres. In 1914, when production of
agriculture course gives general
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Dodge Brothers motor cars began the
training In agriculture. In this there total flo0r apace wag about e,ih t
Is both home project and class room
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square acres.
work.
The principal unit of the construc­
Some students do not Beem to know
tion program now in progress is the
what they are going to school for.
new press steel building, with a-floor
C<T ! Whe" r
^ ter « e a of 860,ft>0 square feet. The new
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a ‘ construction building, which has Just
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s su ec
ause t s easy been completed. Is eight stories high
and leave out that one because It Is
'■ and has a floor space of 140,36$
hard. Such a pupil is not a first
¡square feet. Another important unit
class student. Statistics show t h a t ___ . . _ . . . . . . .
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, now being built is the new power
only a small per cent of the students' lr, ^
B oor
finish high school and a much small­
With the gradual expansion of the
WORRY HOT A B I T -
er per cent of these graduate from
factory the interplant traffic prob­
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colleges.
lem became one of prime Importance.
It Is the pdrson with mental ability
T O R . F IX A H O FIT*
The dlstanoe between the main
Instead of physical ability that gets
building and Plant 4 is nearly a mile,
the best of the deal nowadays. It's
and until recently is was necessary
Don’t let your plumbing prob­
not the man who works the hardest
to cross 12 railroad tracks to reach it
lems worry yon. Tell us about
that earns the most money; It is the
This problem was solved by the sim­
them and w ell be on the job
man with the most education that
ple but- costly expedient of digging
immediately. . Whether your .
wins success today. The man or wo­
a tunnel. Now factory traffic cuts
h e a t i n g arrangement! need
man with the education stands a i
off half the distance and passes under
overhauling or there’s tome
splendid chance for promotion and i
the 12 tracks Instead of over them.
{dumbing that needs install-
advancement, leaving the uneducated
The tunnel is a good example of the
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NEW BERG , OREGON
»»«tailing we’re the proper par­
to take what is left.
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efficiency measure salways intro­
ties to appeal to Phone us.
duced by Dodge Brothers’ factory,
NEWBERG DEFEATED BY
which has the reputation among au­
M c M in n v il l e 19 t o 21 thorities of being one of the most
Score of previous week' is reversed thoroughly equipped and best tnan-
In last game.
aged factories in the world.
expense. But this did not keep the Friday night to see that play given at
BAPTIST CHURCH
Newberg lost to the McMInnvillej When the present building opera-
311 First Street
Newberg rooters from going. T he! Jefferson high school. A definite
basketball five by a scrore of 19 to tions are completed others will prob-
9:45— Sunday school, R. E. Gray roads were in good condition %nd date for its production here has not
Shop
Phone: Bine 195
21 on the local floor Tuesday night.-ably begin. There is nearly always
about sixty Newierg people went up yet been set.
Superintendent.
Residenoo
Flumes:
This marks the last game of the something in progress. The maxi­
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11:00— Sermon "Through Gethse­ by automobile to witness the game.
mum production attained so far.was
Black 6—Bine 6
season.
mane and Golgotha."
At an exciting time in the game
a recent student body meeting
In the first period Newberg forged an average of about <00 cars a day,
4:30— Junior Girls. Leader, Miss a McMinnville dog ran out on the Richard Joyce, a prominent member
ahead for a strong lead and held it but this will be materially Increased
Melba Sanders.
floor and ran after the ball, barking ot the Senior class, was elected presi-
so thMt the score at the end of the by the extra facilities now being pro-
6:30— Junior Boys. Leader, 8. P. as loud as he could. Time was then dent ° f the student body,
first half stood 14 to 10, In New-|vided.
Tlmberlake.
called while the dog was taken off
berg's favor. A feature of this half
LIVE STOCK and GENERAL
6:30— B. Y. P. U. Miss Florence the floor.
SOPHOMORES ARE ORGANIZED
was Carson's accuracy in converting
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Nye, President.
FARM SALES.
While
on
the
way
back
with
a
car­
fouls. He recovered four out of four
7:30— Sermon “ The Triumph of load of people Arthur Siefken was
Phone. I9a26
At 9:46— Sunday school. Men’s
The Sophomore class Is now thor-
tries.
the King.”
blinded
by
the
dense
fog
and
the
arc
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g|^y
N. P. NELSON
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McMinnville's comeback with more and women's classes, and for all--------
7:16, Wednesday evening— Prayer light at Dundee and ran his car in tolgeme^ er havlng elected £ , rrel Van_
At 11:00— Palm Sunday service;
team work in the second half and
meeting followed by teacbrs’ meet­ the ditch,
played a dogged game guarding "Joy In The King." Fine music.
del president, Carl Switser, vice-pree-
ing.
back in the road
At 6:30— Y.P.S.C.E.; "Alaska;”
jident ,and LaVerne Hodson secretary
closely. Newberg seemed unable to
Friday, 2:30— Adelphian meeting.
w
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and treasurer. Miss Sims is the fac
find the basket from the center o f ' Llewellyn Sanderman.
We invite you.
Rev. Lee, member of the school uily adviser for the class,
At 7:30— Prohibition Rally Exer­
the floor when there were but two
CALL J. H. NASH
W. R. JEWELL, Pastor. board, gave an interesting talk to
minutes to play. This started a New­ cises in charge of committee.
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the student body during the fifteen-
"The Spirit and the Bride say
TO CRY Y O U R SALE
berg rally and It seemed for a timo
A HARD ONE
minute period last Wednesday. He
that the score might bgjilwi but the Come.” — urgent Invitation not to be NEWBERG DEFEATS
McMINNVILLE SI TO 19 Asked the students to cooperate with
whistle blew and the score stood [neglected, but honored.
Mary:— “ I wish I had a rock to sit
Satisfaction Guaranteed
19 to 21.
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McMinnville went down to defeat
school board In the development on.
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Carson with 16 points was u n-[7:40 promptly. “ Christ Lives."
by a score of 21 to 19 on March 8 , the 9ch° o1 and the Preserving of . Charlie:— “ I wish I was a little
when the Newberg basketball team***he school buildings,
Newberg,
Oregon.
bolder.”
and a crowd of rooters went to Mc­
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A Senior class meeting was called
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Minnville to meet their old rivals.
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The gamp was close from first to Monday afternoon in order to iaik!,,
move,
last. The score was tied at the end about pictures and credits. Another!
A brilliant re s h m a n :- No I m
of the first period. At the end of the topic discussed was the stunt they
second half the score stood 19 to 19. are planning to glve«n the near fu- not moYlng lf 1 “ standing still,
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an extra five minutes of play was al­ ture, but at present it is absolutely
Miss Sims, English IV :— “ Shelby
lowed and in the last minute Willie private.
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what is a lyric?”
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McVey shot the basket that was the
Shelby Graves: “ A lyrlc^s a song
The cast of the student body play,
sensation of the game.
“ A Strenuous Life," went to Portland sung by a lyre.”
The line-up:
Newberg.
McMinnville
Carson, ( 13) . .........F . . . .Osborn (6 )
C BO Ö Ö Ö Ö G G Ö O O O öO O O O O O O O Ö C SC iO O O O ^
Nelson ( 6 ) . .
(4)
McYey ( 2 ) . .
(6)
Cronen........... ----- G
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Luts............... ----- O Konselmen (2)
The health and even l i f e' o f Baby is often dependent upon
I am retiring from business, have rent­
ed my store building and will give possess­
ion as stock is disposed of..
Make Your Purchases
W hile the Stock Is
Complete
This is not a special sale, but a genu­
ine closing-out-at-cost sale. All goods
marked with both cost and former prices.
C. B. CUMMINGS
EVANS PLUMBING SHOP
AU CTIO N EER
AUCTIONEER
the freshness and purity of the foods and drugs
bought here. That is why we appeal to
yon particularly when it comes
to Baby needs.
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Referee, Cheniworth.
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BASEBALL SEASON
OPENS MARCH 25
Chehalem Valley Mills
Flour and Feed
Dealern in
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EVERYTHING WE OFFER IN THIS LINE IS RIGHT.
An unusually large and varied stock
of everything needed by either
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Baseball season is about here and
the high school is expecting a very
successful season. With the following
men back: Howard Weston. Clay burn
Carson, Wayne Nelson, Bill Sanders,
i Louis Parrett, Perry Babcock and
Frank Luts, they ought to start off
with a rush. Gus Hanke has been
elected manager and has been work­
ing hard. The first game will be
played with Forest Grove ftfarch 25.
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GAME» SEEN BY SIXTY
NEWBERG PEOPLE
The Newberg high school was un­
able to run a special train to Mc­
Minnville this year because of the
AND
GRAIN
ALL KINDS OF MILL FEED AND POULTRY SUPPLIES
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