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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1948)
SCHELLER S HOME OWNED ALOHA JERSEY DAIRY FARM FRESH DAIRY PRODUCTS ALOHA GRADE "A " . . 6584 . . P A S T E U R IZ E D Announcing the Opening of 2 8 1 0 E . B u rn sid « Specializing in the Following: it X-RAY and X-RAY FLUOROSCOPE it COMPLETE PHYSICAL-THERAPY (Including Cabin*« Bath* and Manage) ★ ALL RECTAL AILMENTS (Hamarrhoids, ate.) ★ COLON THERAPY (DIERKER METHOD) ★ ARTHRITIS—W* are Having good raiul««. ★ COMPLETE DIAGNOSIS CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN ItlO L Burnside, Montavilla Car to Door EA 25S0 UAIIDC. M O N .-W E D .-I H I., 10 A . M . to • T. M . Tl 1)8 - IHl B 8 . nwUKS. it A . M . to • r. M . B A T .. 1# A . M . to 1 P . M . REFINISH... your own home floors ! B A B Y B ’S SLU M P The Baby B’s took it on the chin with a 25-20 loss administered by the McMinnville B squad in the preliminary battle. Center Bill Bernhart led the Beaver attack with 7 points. floors . . . it’s economical too . . . OF Y E A R L IN G S Dunking in a measly total of two points, the BHS Yearlings gave their poorest showing of the season as the Mac Babes walked away with a 24-2 verdict on the local floor February 3. Jerome Ol son dropped in the lone bucket. lustre of newly finished we will gladly explain the use of our rental equipment and the m aterial required to do the job • A LLEY SA LLY If you wont to buv, trade o r sell, Watch the pins bowl over when TRY A CLASSIFIED AD the newly formed Tualatin Val ley Sports club bowling team takes to the alleys. Their first meeting was held last Saturday at the Rose City bowling alleys. Bud and Ed Capen. two outstand ing bowlers, have offered to head the group. Hrown ond Holey • VARNISH and WAX Cedar Mill Lumber & Hardware PH O N E: B EA V E R T O N 3081 For Resulta Try Our Classified Ada Selling hot dogs, candy and pen cils are a few of the ways that the financial committee of the junior prom, under the leadership of Betty Moshofsky, is raising funds for the big event. The de coration committee with Janet French as the leader, has decided to have a Chinese setting with the theme as yet undecided CANDY T ■ 5 50 J5 to ■■ Ë SEN IO R 'S P R E X Y Al Walker, the senior with the two talented fists and speedy hurdler’s legs, was the people's choice at the class meeting Feb. 9 to head the senior class the sec ond semester. TO P SOPH JU N IO R S SEEK $$5» h e a r t boxed For the first time in the history j of BHS, baseball will be Included l . I S p n i h b U c t s w i in the athletic setup. The con -, 1. NrwW Asala’» < santw. troversial question was decided at j K ua I im . a baa lau p dw a. ear* I a boy's meeting Friday with a I. •vary w u mi mm mmr. large majority voting for It. Al-1 4 though Beaverton may not get srhft «Mt taw if Wk *M Wf «a » • F o w lw haar« aa «iw « rmm In* entry into the TYV league yet this indabU m H cc •< ( lav •VOTadaa aa* year, next season will see the j first squad ever representing Bea-! verton high. “Join the Marines and see the LEA D S JU N IO R S world” were the words of a m a-; His many qualities combined rine officer at assembly last Fri with his Bob Hope speaking abil day as he gave the lowdown! ity, gave Jack Godwin the junior on the Marine reserves. A movie president role and the privilege which further emphasied his words of being host of the junior prom. was then presented. on daily rental basis C U P ID 'S on the wing with SW EETS B A SEB A LL C LU B M A R IN E CO M E ON Floor Sander and Edger — McKay - Whitford Leading 23-18 at halftime, the Beaverton Beavers lost four reg ulars via the foul route in the third period and went down to de feat by 38-32 to the Mac-hi Griz zlies on the Beaver coourt, Feb ruary 3. Performing in a demon-like manner. Chuck Hulings repeated ly stole the ball from the opposi tion, and took scoring honors with 13 tallies for the Bevos. Next in line was Denny O'Donnell with 7. NO Y R SEALER Always smiling and making new friends, Dale Lindsey was elected I the sophomore prexy for the term. FRO SH B'GO SH ' Carrying on the traditions of his family, Jimmie McKnight, like able freshman, became the new president of his class. D ean ' s L3774j r ^ n y t l rpH U N cl Capitol Electric Residential and Commercial WIRING HUBER MARKET Other officers chosen by their classes are: senior vice presldennt, Wilbur Miller; secretary, Selene Galllen; and treasurer, Rapheal Rabe. Junior vice president, Al Davis; secretary, Fanny Lee Zook; and treasurer, Hans Stroeve.. Sophomores, Norman Haines, vice president; Dorothy Lindsey, secretary; and Bud Hansen, treas urer. Freshmen: vice president, Paul Strandberg; secretary, Anita GhiglietM, and treasurer. Bill Byrd • TUALATIN HIGHW AY or HUBER AVENUE THANK YOU friends, for your fine accepfonce of our new store It is our desire to serve you in the future M YRL AND JERRY WEATHERS Following Prices Effective Friday and Saturday, Feb 13 and 14 — per pint 35c 2 for 29c 35c TANG SALAD DRESSING GREEN BEANS. No. 2 can* DREFT, large package per package 39c 1 lb. can 63c SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR SALMON— "ALASKA RED' t . r-rir »... KRAFT DINNERS PORTER'S "FRILLETS" EGG NOODLES WHITE BEANS TILLAMOOK CHEESE 2 packages 25c large package 27c 2 pound bag 42c 2 pound loaves ■mu Ina Fulqi ■ u -low » imi étions Ai li| hov nr licilitua. iipirm ci. nuUwibmi ud utq- riq in it pnr iiitiat c: 1 A L ! i mine PLUTO PUPS 5 ¿ H G R E E N STAMPS 4450 * c& o u U t i- i S . W. G arden Hom e Kd. 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K N A P P , Director FLOOR FILLER — Friday, February ¿ E fjr a G CURDS THE NEW KNAPP CLINIC Enjoy the gleaming BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE McKinley News A Demolay chapter has been set W E E K EN D ER up in Beaverton. Feb. 3 marked Arthur Eckman of Portland the initiation day with 25 fellows IN G R A N T S PASS present. Officers will be elected By JOE* RIGERT Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith visit spent the week-end with his grand P T . A F R ID A Y at a future meeting ed their son J. D Smith and fam parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A Wise McKay PTA will meet on Fri Q UEEN OF SPR IN G ily in Grants Pass over the week man. day, Feb. 13 at 8 p. m. Following end. Queen Janet Rae Shofner. Crown IN T R A M U R A L the business meeting a musical Princess Virginia Talbert, and six program will be held. BURNS ARM Intramural basketball -call it lovely princesses will rule over football if you want will get un Little Claudie KingAury fell P N EU M O N IA the Spring Reign. March 5 in a derway this week with two lea P R IS C IL L A C L U B against an electric heater last Frank Wakefield Sr., has been gala affair. Priscilla club met with Mrs. gues. one of five men teams and week and burned her arm. hospitalised due to virus pneu Escorting the queen will be Wil the other of three, to schedule Richard Scruggs last Thursdaj monia. bur Miller, while Sid Tucker is action. Varsity and B squad play Mrs. Inez Johnson was elected Virginia's choice. The princesses ers are not eligible. secretary-treasurer to succeed Mrs. C IR C L E 2 W SCS Mrs. Frank Fanno has been and their partners are: Connie George Foege who resigned . Circle No. 2 of the WSCS will Byrd and Dick Hesselgesser Se The next meeting of the club meet Friday. Feb. 20 at 2 p. m. seriiously ill in a Portland hospital R ESC U E P A R T Y following the birth of a son. lene Galllen and Albert Walker, will be with Mrs. Carl Larsen at the home of Mrs. Walter Cava- Jack Ross, Beaverton graduate February 19. The little boy lived only a short Janet French and Bob Massm- ness on Farmington road. time. gill, Pat Johnston and Duane Ras of '47, figured in the discovery mussen, Jean Turnbull and Denny of the body of a skier at Mt. O'Donnell and Nancy Nagues and Hood, Feb. 4. Jack was one of a L IV E S A T HOM E large number of rescuers search Gene Pfeifer. Edward Kleppe is now employ ing for the lost person. ed at Montgomery Ward Co., and is living at home. SEN IO R S W IN A G A IN H. S. A R T G A L L E R Y The unbeatable senior class add Some excellent drawings, the ed the March of Dimes contest C ED A R M IL L FA R M ER S to their long list of victories in work of the art class under the Cedar Mill Farmers Union will the battle for the service flag. Fri direction of Miss Gertrude Schoe- meet at Barnes school on Walker ler, were on display last Friday. day when a grand total of 150 dollars was amassed in the three The masterpieces were sketches road Tuesday, Feb. 17 at 8 p m. Secretary of the AAA. Mr. F. New of various students. day drive. kirk, wilt speak on the origin of Replacing the old service flag, SHOW Y O U C A R E D EN O UGH agricultural conservation program which is filled to the gills with C H EESE H U N T OFF to give the farmers a better un- TO G IV E T H E V E R Y BEST class winners, will be a new ser Because of the probable icy vice plaque, with the names of conditions of the road to Tilla derstandlngof Its operation. A motion picture will be shown. the classes winning future drives mook, the Beaverton game to be Regular business and a discussion H A L L M A R K to be engraved on it. played there last Friday was post on universal military training. Re poned. freshments will be served. 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