AT LONG LAST!
Friday, February 6, 1948
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
i'he> did it!
ciose-cnecaing, hopped-up troop
o» eagers irom u n ii terminated a
!•* game victory droum by virtue
oi a sp.ne-cnuling 2 o to 2. verdict
over tne rarest Grove Viaings,
Friday, in the Bevo hangout.
Beaverton s discouraging habit
of fading in the final period al­
most cost them the ball game
when the dauntless Grovers pull­
ed from a 18 to 9 halftime deficit
to within one point wiith seconds
to go. That was as far as the
Vikings got as the whistle sound­
ed.
Chuck Hulings sparked the lo­
cals by clicking
for
9 points,
while Bud Boyd, a sophomore who
has been improving every con­
test, totaled 8.
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Oh! How my muscles do ache.
This was the opinion voiced by
practically everyone taking phys­
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physical fitness test was the rea­
son for the sudden outburst of
groans, with the exercises thor­
oughly dreaded (oops! enjoyed
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REAL SCARE
Not at all impressed by their
record, the Beavers gave the New-
berg Tigers one of their stiffest
tests of the season, although los­
ing 44 to 34 at Newberg Jan. 27.
Deadlocked at 34 points with
three minutes to go, the Tigers,
paced by Don Hoy, came to life
and snatched the tilt from the
fire.
Again serving notice of his abil­
ity, Heaver Chuck Hulings tossed
in 9 points, followed by Rasmus­
sen with 8.
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Hl-Y officers were elected at
a recent meeting of the dub last
week. The following fellows were
the popular choices: President,
Mark Cornils; vice president, Bob
Jackson; secretary-treasurer, Bob
Zahler, and chaplain, Jack God­
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The Tanda g ro u p met at the
Church of the Nazarene last
Thursday for their regular meet­
ing. Those present were Janet
Blackburn, Darlene Burk, SyAia
Kain. Marilyn Martin,
Phyllis
Mead, Lois Reavis, Ruth Rogers,
Sunny Sanborn and Judith Hol­
mes. After a report by the
guardian on the March of Dimes
campaign, and a report on the
skating party, the girls wrote let­
ters of introduction to their adopt­
ed grandmothers and grandfathers
at the N orth w estern Christian
home. The fifth g ra d e girls came
to visit and the girls practiced
some songs together. This group
is sponsored by the American Le­
gion, Beaverton Post No. 124 and
Mrs. Ruth McCue is guardian and
Mrs. Helen Mead is assistant.
H. S. HORIZONS
Another group which also met
on Thursday
but not reported
from at this writing was the high
school Camp
Fire group, the
Horizon club, with Mrs. G. V.
Palmrose of Menlo- Drive as guard
ian.
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Sticking in plugs for the year­
book en route, the annual staff
conducted the assembly Friday
with the various talents of the
members brought to light. Spokes­
man for the staff was Elise Val­
entine, editor of the Annual. Pre­
sented was a humorous skit with
a "heavy” plot, showing the char­
acteristics of the faculty members
About the only bright spot In
the picture of the local Varsity,
was the scoring prowess of Fresh­
man Bill Bemhart, who tipped
In 7 and 9 tallies as the B-men
were losing to Newberg 31 to 25
and to Forest Grove by 46 to 20.
"All good things must come to
an end” , woefully remarked Den­
nis O’Donnell as he turned the
student body meeting over to the
new leader, Dick Hesselgesser at
the installation Friday.
Sworn into their newly acquired
offices, the student's choices prom­
ised to do their best and hoped
to do as well as their predeces­
sors.
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York and moat eastern deatinations and return. .Stop
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and guest ranch country o f California ami southern
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The fifth grade girls met at the
Church of Christ Thursday for
their regular meetiing. The girls
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group. They then wrote letters to
"THE YEARLING." in technicolor
their adopted grandmothers and
grandfathers at the Northwestern jjj
Gregory Peck, Jane Wyman
Christian home. They then visit­ =
Cartoon — News
ed the Tanda group so that they
could practice some songs togeth­
er, after which the meeting was
adjourned. This group is sopn- Ti Wednesday and Thursday— February I I and 12
sored by the Beaverton junior
chamber of commerce. Mrs. Vir­
“ LAST OF THE MOHICANS." Randolph Scott
ginia Jenkins is guardian and
Mrs. Nedra Johanningmier is as­
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Basketball practice was held last
Sunday with the boys grooming
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The Odako group met at the : Friday and Saturday— February 13 and 14
home of Mrs. John Robinson last
Thursday for a general meeting.
"LITTLE IODINE." Jo Ann Marlowe, Eve Whitney
These girls answered roll call: H-
ene Boge, Dorothy Eddy, Beverly
“ Last Frontier Uprising," in Color. Monty Hale
Dirdell, Gretta Robinson, Caro­
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dinner to be given in honor of
Mr .and Mrs. Norton Peck, Feb.
22. The girls worked on their Red
Cross afghan squares, and then
popped some popcorn for refresh­
ments. This group is sponsored by
the West Slope Mothers club, and
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Mrs. John Robinson is guardian
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Gas and Electric
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L A B O R IN S P E C T O R S ay«
“ P E R M IT S N E E D E D ! "
By Lh. dictum ot Inspector Clift
Atkins of the state bureau of la­
bor ,a permit from the state bu­
reau must be taken out before
electrical contracting is done. He
pointed up his ruling by haling
into the justice court of Judge
Thyng the business partners at
Leonard and Ernest’e Beaverton
repair shop.
The two partners, Atkins claim­
ed, has taken a contract to install
wiring for Lee Brant before they
had received a permit from the
state bureau.
As the two well-known business
men ran afoul of regulation, At­
kins thought it a good idea to
pass the word around to other en­
terprises of the area, urging them
to meet license requirements be­
fore getting themselves out upon
a precarious limb.
The two men pleaded guilty in
Justice court.
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On your trip t a il this wintar, indude California and
These groups of Bluebirds met
last Thursday tor their regular
weekly meetings: The second and
third grade girls of the St. Ce­
cilia school, sponsored by the St.
Cecilia Mothers club with Mrs.
John Sweeney as guardian, the
second and third grade girls of
the Beaverton grade school, spon­
sored by the Kiwanis club, with
Mrs. Carl Grandy, Mrs. Roy An­
derson, and Mrs. Harold Greg­
ory as guardians; the fourth grade
girls at the Beaverton grade
school, sponsored by the Parent-
Teachers association,
with Mrs.
Virginia Cavens as guardian.
O D A K O S POP CO RN
Freshmen hoop fortunes looked
no brighter when they were trip­
ped up twice by impressive mar­
gins Newberg’s frosh turned the
trick by 28 to 21, while Forest
drove slapped them 41 to 28. Tim
Clark carried the brunt of the
scoring load , getting
7 and 8
counters In the two battles, for
the Bevo youngsters.
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