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| cate that the young swimmer had a magic touch that sort of immo bilized her opponents and makes HAVE YOU HEARD the winning of trophies and med THE OISE . . . als just a matter of course. But W HAT THEY'RE SAYING THAT TICKS 'EM OFF don't you believe that is the case! Many of her scnoolmates will STORY OF A CHAM PION agree that the Beaverton swim " I feel like it was a hard day’s mer. puts in plenty of time in a work,” said LaVelle Flannery. swimmnig tank. For so many of Beaverton swim star, after she them have seen her board the reached home last Saturday with bus, day after day, for this pur the individual point trophy, won pose. in an official A.A.U. swim meet But she has the determination for 1948 Oregon state outdoor and the depeloping skill that, rea swimming and diving champion sonably soon, should bring the You Can Get ships at Jantzen Beach. In addi- luster of fame to the home com 1 tion to taking high point honors, Better Quolity munity as she steps up and up she also tied for first place in the on the ladder of swimming note, Foods at Lower Prices 200 meter free style raoe for wo a a a men, ending In a dead heat with N IG H T FOR EV E R YO N E at the the state champion Sharon Lang- August 14, starting at 8 p.m., den. WEST SLOPE GROCERY LaVelle is a 15-year old miss there will be an event staged at whose exclusive athletic interest the Beaverton high school ath & MARKET today is swimming. She practices letic field which should attract ev CROFT & PORTER every day, in a grueling schedule eryone young and old. | of training. And each meet she On that night, for tne benefit 9005 S. W. Canyon Road | enters, she seems to come a little of its continually growing program BE 0733 BR 9998 i more to the front. for lesser privileged children, the In Saturday’s meet, in addition Beaverton Kiwanis club is stag to the co-championship, she came ing its first annual Bicycle Carni | second in the 100 meters, freestyle, val. Featured will he bike races Any Hart 100 Cords Four-Foot j 16 and under; second In 100 me- for boys and girls from 6 to 16 old growth fir, $13.30 cord deliv I ters freestyle .women; third in the i or over plus a thrilling exhibition ered in Beaverton area. 50 meters, freestyle, women and by the Multnomah County Motor FRED KELLEY was on the relay team taking first cycle posse, with awards offered Rt. 1, Box 842 Beaverton | in the girls' class. to all. Phone Beaverton 4234 • • • Various committees are shoul dering their loads in the setting TR O PH IE S AND MEDALS Still in highschool, at Beaver- of plans and arrangements for the : ton, LaVelle has accumulated two event. Youngsters throughout the attractive trophies and a growing whole eastern end of the valley PERMANENTS j stack of first .second and third- meet Friday night, 8 p.m., at Ki place medals from her swimming wania Hall, in Beaverton, in the final casting of the various racing * By experienced Help competitions. events. Spectators as well as con Perhaps the most imposing, even * Who Know Hair and testants stand chances of being outshining the recently acquired rewarded for presence at the af * Guarantee Good Work high point honor, is the trophy in fair. recognition for her winning the • • • one-mile annual Green Lake swim SPORTS PU BLICATIO NS Canyon Beauty Studio at Seattle. This she accomplished In the week’s mail, a bundle of against a field of contestants from 9101 S. W. Canyon Road the 1948 football all over the Pacific coast, Califor- cards listing na too (and including) British schedule for Multnomah Stadium Eves, by Apt. A T 2893 Columbia was included. For the second con year, the Santiseptic i Putting it in print might indi- secutive company, of Portland, issues the schedule and any sports fan wish ing to have one need only write SPECIALIZING IN GARDEN to said company for the number SUPPLIES desired. In another field, Hillerick and Wellman Seed & Equipment Co. Bradsbury company of Louisville. K y„ sends out its 1948 Famous BE 3807 9060 S. W. Canyon Rood Slugger year book, to boost its famous ball bats which are mar keted under the name of Louis ville Slugger. Sandwiched between laudatory accounts of the prime object in mind, the ball bat, are the follow ing features: “How to Bat,” by Lefty O’Doul; Major League Bat ting Champions: Major League Batting Stars of 1947; Minor Lea SEE gue Batting Stars of 1947; World Series Winning Runs, World Ser ies Results and How to Figure Baseball Percentages. Without doubt, a baseball fan 131 S. SECOND ST., HILLSBORO can obtain one of the year books Phone 171 by proper application to his near est sporting goods store or by ap ALOHA THEATRE BUILDING, ALOHA pealing directly to the company. • CUE BALL INSURANCE SAVINGS Expert Advice GRIFFITH & MEEKE Phone 6404 • For Real Estate and Insurance Sendee • Call Vs Collect # BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS to The Aloha Pharmacy Phone Aloha 6334 FOR ALOHA, ORE. PAI NTS PR O TECTIO N Window Glass - THAT LASTS Picture Framing W. M. FLEMING BEAVERTON AT WEST " Y ‘- PHONE 4151 4 LONG, LONG W A L K Whether or not Beaverton, Alo ha and Tigard will be represented by sponsored contestants in the long, long walk which will take up the days of August 14 and 15, starting at Portland and ending at Banks, will be decided by the outcome of a search for sponsors in each community. At least three from Beaverton and one from Tigard have indi cated interest in the walk-or-run event with $1750 at the end of the 75 mile rainbow. The sticker in the deal is that each contestant must have a sponsor and none have showed up. yet. Closing date for qualification in the race is 6 p.m., on Friday. Any last minute decision by a merchant or a group of merchants to spon sor a contestant over the grueling event may do so up until the fin al minute of the final deadline. For spectatorz, the foot-sloggers will pass through Tigard between 7:30 and 8.00 p.m., on August 14; through West Portland between 8:30 and 9:00 p.m. on the same night, according to unofficial gues- stimations. On August 15, the field will pass through West Slope at about 8 a.m.; through Beaverton about 9 a.m. and through Huber, Aloha and Reedville— it's anyone’s guess. BUTTONHOLES HEMSTITCHING PLAIN SEWING Buttons Covered Lengthen Dresses, Skirts, Coats, Trousers Turn Collars Drapes Made Hosiery Mending Install Pockets Home Made Gifts WE SELL C o m e d ie REM ATCH QUESTION Ou August 24, these king-sized sluggers go at it again, in a re match billed for 15 rounds and the Coast heavy crown. In that rematch, there poses a large ques tion. That question is whether or not Hawkins, in the interval, will learn that he has such a thing as a right rand. In the last fight, it seemed safe to suppose that he had hurt his right mitt, for seldom too seldom he passed up openings in favor of a sharp shooting left. Given a chance, that right hand might well spell a whale of a difference. 4 4 * H E A V E R SPRUCE UP It’s those whirlwind. Garrison finishes that really spice the en joyment of a sports fan. Going this week into a seven- game series with San Diego, the Portland Beavers have their par tisans really holding their hats and standing up In that spontan eous gesture of a sports spectator when his heart rises in his throat with the urgent hope of victory. The Beavers, you know, have advanced from seventh to sixth place as a result of a classy four games series with Sacramento. Against the San Diego Padres, _______ m raw* A U M A K IS V 0 + , K C A ty tC T O R U H I fUiS who are attainably near at fourth place in league standings .the Port land nine will be gunning with their best batteries. Jim Tote, who started burning up the league with pitching skill has gone back to the Yankee's Newark, N. J. club and in his place Don Johnson comes from Kansas City. Johnson started his hike to baseball fame at Jeffer son high, in Portland, and worked briefly with the Yanks before in juring his arm. Evening games start at 8:15 and double headers at 1:80 In the afternoon. 4 4 4 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE L. W. Shellenberger. Also Mrs. J. M. Bistine of Poca- Mrs. M. A. Barrett of Pocatello, Idaho and Mrs W. E. Hatch and teUo’ a sl,ter ° f Mr sh« » « nb<>rK*r' small daughters of Boise, Idaho. and Mr* PauUne Smith and two visited with Mrs. Barrett’s brother- chlldren and Mra HaIel *<*“ <>* in-law and sister. Mr and Mrs ° f S*atU*’ nleCM of Mr’ shell* ft' berger, visited at their home. ¡ 3 Your Favorite Restaurant j Now Under New Management m SEWING MACHINES We Suggest Our Will Continue to Serve Delicious, Juicy Barbe You the Finest Quality cues, Full of Choice, Foods at Foir Prices. Savory Meat The New Management Will Stress; I Courteous Service I Quality Foods I Prompt Attention I Fair Prices Serving Tasty Breakfasts From 6-30 A. M. P R O F E S S IO N A L P IG S K IN Tillman's The professional pigskin, on Sunday last, got its beginning boot, in Portland, when the top- ranking All-American entries, Los Angeles Dons and Baltimore Colts had a thrilling evening of It, with Jimmy Phelan’s Dons kick L ing up their heels to the Colts by the margin of 27 to 21. Multnomah Stadium, of course, had seen better games but to Phelan, making his start as a professional coach, it was a heavy test. Phelan .employing his system of building his team around an ace passer, Glenn Dobbs, must have been very much relieved that he had such a lead-off star. For, In a large measure, it was Dobb’s night to shine. Cecil Isbell, coach for the Colts, fielded a more conventional "T " type aggregation In which Jack1 Leieht, Oregon’s grid great, made his initial start in the play-for- pay ranks. —W. K. Students Finish Summer Studies Four Beaverton high school stu dents have completed work in the Multnomar college summer high school and will have their credits 1 transferred to Beaverton high. Those students completing work j are: Arlene Bcrquist, daughter of Mrs. Henry Herquist, 437 Green way Drive; Gary Davis, son of L M. Davis, 2803 SW Greenvlew Court; Lloyd Emry, son of Mrs. ' Ester Emry of route 5, Portland, i and Doris Palmer, daughter of I Mrs. Bertha Palmer, of route 1, Beaverton. Dying Boy Healed rbt» abac* paid (or br a «rattle tamil? 8 W McCheaner K4 . Portland 1 Oregon NEED MONEY? You Can Reduce Your Payments ©r Borrow Up to $500 on Your Cor at TUALATIN VA LLEY FINANCE COMPANY Phone Beaverton 2701 BUILDING NEW HOMES R E P A IR IN G , REMODELING. 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IN TH E P A P E R BUTTONHOLE ATTACHMENTS Fridoy, August 13, 1948 FROM IDAHO PO R T L A N D ’S W O R LD SERIES For presentation of the world’s amateur softball championship play, in Portland, a special arena is being built, at N. E. 57th and Halsey streets. Named Normandie Recreational park, this will be the site of all major contests In | the soft world series Men and women tournament play will be of the double elimina tion variety. Tilts between the losers will most likely be played at McLoughlin Heights park, seat ing 3500, some 20 minutes iron* Portland in Vancouver, Washing ton. The new playfield will be the finest in the country, according to the announcements sent out. Skin infield and beautiful turf outfield. Seating capacity will be 600 chairs in box seats; 1200 reserved seats and 4500 general admission seats around the entire playing area. Playoff starts September 13 and ends September 26. • a • His son lay dying and the fa ther, an officer in the king's court VESSIR, VI I T\KE PRIDE in went to Cana to bring Jesus to the fart that * r run put your heal the boy. Come before my son »rt. regardl«-»* o f make, in dies, pleads the father. Jesus ” |tiMNl-n-nrH " rollili linn ! shows us that the man had true heart faith. Jesus was his only T ah ir iniMtrl. rmiMilr nr hope. Jesuft could do it If He rnnihinatinn we run fin it would. It was Jesus and a cure economically. Phone nr write or else a dead son. in, tmlay for f r i e n d l y aerviee. YOUR SON LIVES, said Jesus. M r pii L up anil deliver That was enough. The father knew his hoy was already healed, miles B E AVER away, though the lad was. So he Radio - Recording Service set out for home and on the way, one of his servants met him to say R. Karls R. Lloyd the fever had left the lad at one 211 S. W. 1st Ave. BKAV. 4942 o’clock the very hour that Jesua said the lad was healed. Out ef it P R IN E V IL L E VISIT the officer’s whole family became ST. LOUIS GUESTS believers. John 5:46-54. The Henry Touples have heel The ruler had all faith In Christ entertaining guests from St. Louis, and put the caae in His hands. Feelings are out. It is putting Mo., and Los Angeles, Calif. yourself in Christ’s hands that counts. W H E N W E W E R E Y E T W IT H OUT STRENGTH, IN DUE TIM E CH RIST D IED FOR TH E U N GODLY. Romans 5:6, He saves, keeps, satisfies. W E'LL WARRANT WHEN OU R WORK YOl/VE TRIED T H A T YOU WILL BE G O H TF S A T IS F IE D AND OTHER PARTS FOR f SEWI NG TH E 3 K. O. KVFN r Ring fane can't help but be still talking about the super-col ossal heavyweight tangle at the last National Boxing club show, in Portland, between Big Bill Peterson and Roy Hawkins. For excitement, it tops any heavy weight fight of recent note. Peterson, Pacific Coast crown holder .thought he had the affair cinched In a definite knockout that encountered tlje “long count" treatment when the referee and the knockout timer did their own version of the 1 to 10 business. The much told tale is that Haw kins came back and thought he had ended the bloody affair by slamming Peterson out, through the ropes, onto his head. In the shouting and whooping, nobody seemed to have heard the bell that gave Peterson his salvation. Ralph Gruman, probably the most unpopular referee in local circles (squared circles, of course* wound up the mayhem in the early part of the ninth, when Haw kins was reeling drunkenly ar ound before the pumping fistic attack of Petersen. But for his stepping in, Gruman nearly be came the victim of Hawkin's fury because the latter hadn’t given up his hopes of weathering the storm, somehow, and going the remaining 6 plus rounds schedul ed for the evening 4 Here Are a Few of the Sewing Services Offered by FLORENCES SEWING CENTER Buckles Covered Belts Made Eyelets Instolled Forty five contestants have al ready signed in. Twenty five are sponsored, at the start of the week. Probably 86 will actually have a go at the $1.000, $500 and $250 prizes for 1-2-3 positions at the end of the event. • • CARR CHEVROLET CD -------- J 331 * A i A V E R T Ò N - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
