i
Candidate Urges
Registration of
Eligible Voters
HUNTING
& FISHING
Around
D id ja h ear about the fella who
rushed into the local tack le store
early one m orning and hurriedly
selected a j a r of salm on eggs and
a few spinners. “T h e Chinooks are
ju m ping in the m outh of Jo h n s o n
Creek and I ’m sure gonna get me
a few," he stated. T h is determ ined
a n g ler really did tie into a big one
and fought it long and hard in the
swift, muddy w a te r only to find
a t the end of th e b attle th a t it
was not a C hinook but a 12 lb.
carp. "W e ll son", he declared "th e
old lunker really gave me a tu ssle
and from now on I'm gonna have
a lot more fun with ’em .......... "
Know w h atch a mean.
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L. T. W a td , candid ate fo r the
D em ocra tic nom ination for Con­
gress from the f ir s t congressional
district, reports th a t a survey
shows th a t there are thousands of
citizens in his d is trict who a re not
registered to vote. He urges all
eligible citizens to reg ister in older
to b e tte r b a l a n c e t h e v o t i n g
stre n g th of the te rrito ry outside
o f M ultnomah cou nty on m any
state issues.
W ard urges unregistered citizens
to c o n t a c t their hometown news­
papers to secure the nam es of R e ­
publican and D em o cra tic county
chairm en, both o f whom will be
able to fu rnish m a te ria l which out­
lines the policies of the respective
parties so th a t they m ay be able
to d eterm ine in which party they
may choose to re gister.
" W h e th e r you re g iste r Republi-
can or D em ocratic, the m ain thing
is to reg ister so th a t you m ay have
a voice in your g ov ernm ent,” says
Ward. " T h e right to vote is one
of our fu nd a m enta l rights, the
exercise of which will help pre­
serve th a t rig h t," he says.
Junior College
In C ity Includes
13 Of This Area
In a nsw er to letters requesting
inform ation on the e stablishm ent
of fa rm ponds for th e cu ltivation
of fish fo r table, sport, or com ­
m ercial purposes:
W rite to the U. S. D ep artm ent o f
Agriculture, W a shing ton, D. C.. for
F a r m e r s Bulletin No. 1983. titled
“F a r m F is h Ponds.” Consult the
G am e Commission before ta k in g
any definite steps in this direction
however as they have a ruling on
this and the ponds m ust be co n ­
stru cted in a m a n n e r so th a t fish
th erein do not o r will not ever
have a cce ss to open waters.
In each of the following editions
of "H u n tin g and F ish in g A roun d ”
we shall endeavor to cover a few
of Oregon's lesser known ang ling
possibilities th a t fill in the gap be­
tween the seasons on the more
popular gam e fish.
j P e rh a p s the hom liest and most
despised of our less preferred
specie is the carp, he really tops
the list. Many a y ou ng ster while
angling for pan fish, has come
home with a tale o f woe about the
big one that broke his little cane
pole and got away.
Aside from all the unpleasant
SH A N ’T S E E S T R O M B O L I
If residents of McM innville hope
to see “S tro m bo li,” th e y ’ll have to
travel to do so.
The T E L E P H O N E R E G I S T E R
offers inform ation th a t the local
th e a te r m a n a g e r has turned thumbs
down on the much discussed film,
against which m any and sundry
groups, org anizations and individ­
uals have put the hex because of
the e x tr a -cu r ricu la r io m a n ce of
the leading lady.
lean
Into a most
interesting
story the other nite while a tte n d ­
ing a m eeting o f one o f Oregon's
popular Rod and Gun Clubs.
H. E . Leighto n of Elsie, Oregon
while rounding up some stra y c a t ­
tle on his ranch in the Humbug
Creek a re a stumbled onto a 400
lb. black bear. " T h e brute loomed
up over a clump o f b la ck b erry
bushes and I let him have it with
my 22 right between the eyes; he
fell like a sack of potatoes drop­
ped from th e E m p ire S ta te build­
ing.” declared Leighton. Mute evi­
dence o f the bear fa c ts was the
b ea r skin displayed on the clu b ­
house wall and sure enough the
neat little 22 calibre puncture in
the head measured evenly from the
hole to eith er eye. N ice shoutin'.
An excellent showing of outdoor
pictures depleting “Celilo Salmon
c a tc h e s ” and "A ng ling in bounti­
ful A lask a w aters ” topped the eve­
n ing ’s en te rta in m e n t at the B e a ­
verto n Rod and Gun club Feb.
17. A f te r the movies the group
was entertained by " R i c k e y ” an
exceptionally clever D o b e r m a n
P in c e r owned by Mr. and Mrs. J .
G ilm er
T o rran ce ,
of the W est
Slope P h a r m a c y . More on R ic k e y 's
ach iev em en t as a prizewinner In
a la te r edition.
See ya next week. Almost forgot
to ask y a ! ! ! H a s anybody ever
cau gh t a three-spined s 'i r k l e b a c k ?
Music Major In
College Serves
Religious Event
High Grades Win
Honor Roll List
For 57 Students
About To Enter
A rterial Roads
L E W I S AN O C I i A R K C O L L E G E ,
P ortland , M arch 2, (Sp ecial) 1'u
m edical student W alter Payne, Jr.,
was one o f 57 students named to
the fall te rm honor roll, registrar
W illia m Nn ria announced thi -
week.
T o qualify for honor grades a
T h a t driver m ay be taking a student must have an averag e of
chance, but at least the law is on 3.50 on 15 hours or more, Norris
his side. And according to the - ite disclosed.
tr a f f i c sa fe ty division, it is a law
P ay n e, son of Mr and Mrs. W. W.
th at few drivers know and fewer P a y n e Sr.. 2X55 Denny road, is a
still obey. Many who are fam iliar senior. He is a m em ber of the
with the law hav e acquired their s cience club and has been active
knowledge through a dam age -ult in the newly organized Pep band.
or tra f fic fine, the division said.
T h is is the way the law works. E L E C T R O R E P O R T E R
U N I V E R S I T Y OK O R E G O N . Eu
A vehicle stopping as tequired at
B e tty Moshofsky.
the e n tra n ce to an arte rial high­ gene, (Sp e cial!
way must yield to all vehicles ' d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
within the intersection or appi oach- Moshofsky. R oute 2. Beaverton,
ing so closely as to be an im­ has been elected reporter for the
mediate hu tard A fter having yield­ Associated W om en Students on the
ed to these vehicles, he may then U n iv ersity of Oregon campus for
e n te r the highway, and all vehicles the school y e ar of 1050-51,
Miss Moshofsky ¡9 a fresh m an
approaching on the through high­
way must yield to him.
m a j o r In liberal arts.
Confu sion aris es over the fact E A R N S C O L L E G E D E G R E E
th a t vehicles often continue to a p ­
P A C I F I C U N I V E R S I T Y , F orest
proach lapidly on the through Grove, Oregon. W illiam See, son
highway and m ay constitute a con- o f Mr. and Mrs. V. A. See, was
a m o n g the 45 students who com ­
pleted work for degrees Ht the
close of the fall sem ester, Dr. M. O.
S k a r s te n , registrar, made known
last week.
See will receive a bachelor of
a r t s degree in literature, to be con­
ferred at spring com m encem ent
exercises.
R e a d our classified ads
. M o rtu a ry
CLASSICAL ALBUMS
CHILDREN'S SETS (Shellac)
Many Popular Albums
78 R P. M. Only
Giftwares and Sationery Reduced to Clear
W est Slope Record & G ift Shop
8903 S. W
Canyon Road
BRoadway 4525
Your community mortician since 1910
Phone 3411
BEAVERTON, OREGON
vi h i m hw m j z
K j& j.
urges e a r ly
You are living in the fastest growing region
ment and
private agencies are expending
in the country. Oregon’s population has in­
millions of dollars for Northwest power
creased almost 60% since 1941. Thousands of
projects. Congress already has authorized 12
new homes have been built, hundreds of
major dams, and many others are recom­
new industrie* have sprung-up, expansion
mended in a carefully coordinated power,
and modernisation is to be seen everywhere.
irrigation, navigation and flood control plan.
region’s unprecedented growth.
PGE believes that government has a place
in the sound and economic development of
Such growth demands electricity in abun­
our rivers. PGE, too, has a major part in the
dance. Already the Pacific Northwest is the
job of creating and distributing electricity, at
most highly electrified area in the nation, with
fair prices, to the people.
86 major power dams and 12 multi-purpose
And with governmental and private agen­
dams in existence. The average home and
cies working as a team in an atmosphere o f
farm uses three tim es as much electricity as
cooperation, the development of our natural
the national average.
resources can be advanced at maximum speed.
Electricity is the lifeblood of this growing
To that end PGE wholeheartedly supports
region and new supplies are needed. Govern-
early completion of the multi-purpose river
projects authorized by Congress for the
Pacific Northwest.
HAY
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FISHER THORSEN PAINTS
PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
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inside or outs/r/q,
no m/x/ng..
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, co/ors....
Ask Your Contractor
Everybody is busy "catching up” with this
CLASSICAL SINGLES
paints for every
Foce - Common - Roman
Fireplace Dampers, Etc.
FIRST SECURITY BANK
LIMITED TIME
durable, oil-base
SR IC K
It says, "The joke's on you. I keep all my
valuables in a safety deposit box at
PRICE
use in
SPEARS
P acific N orthw est
Vi
to
— West Slope —
8911 S W Canyon Road
c o m p le t i o n off
RECORDS SALE AT
Ready
MODERN
INTERIORS
L E W I S A N D C I .A R K C O L L E G E ,
Portland, (S p e c ia l)
Music m a jo r
K athleen M cGorgy, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. D. H McGorgy, 1321
C h erry street, served as organist
for the R elig io n in Life week held
on the college campus F e b i r a y
19-25.
"R e lig io n — Nice or N ecessary,"
, was them e for the week-long pro­
g ra m w h ich featu red daily ta lk s
I by Dr. Harold Case, m inister of the
F ir s t Methodist church, P asadena.
California.
T h e week o f religious emphasis
is an an n u al college event and is
entirely stud ent diiected. Miss Mc-
Gorgy's duties consisted o f play­
ing fo r a serie s o f musical and
religious m e eting s that highlighted
th e w eek ’s activity.
She is a m em be: of the Mu Phi
Epsilon, a women's national hon­
or a ry m u sica l organization and
outside of school she serves as a
ch u rch org a nist. A junior, she will
grad uate in 1951.
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BEAVERTON, OREGON
Banking Hours From 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
All day - every day (except Sunday)
Friday, March 3, 1950
Have you ever wondered at the
aud acity of the driver, who after
waiting for some time at a side
stte et while trying to entei a
through highway, finally bulls his
way into th e t r a f f i c stream , perhapa
escap ing a collision by in ch es?
is a b u n a a n : In paaces wnere o th e r
species ca n not abide, s ti ll fishing
seems to be the most productive
fo rm of angling for them.
T r y ’em sometime and see if
J O J O doesn't give you a bad time.
D idja know that the B oy Scou ts
of A m erica give a m erit badge for
angling. Any scout e a rn in g one
may c e rtain ly consider him self a
com petent fisherman. To acquire
the badge he m u st:
1. C atch and identify a t least one
specimen from each of three local
species of fish by usual anglin g
methods. One must be tak e n b a it­
castin g and one fly-casting.
2. P ro ficie n cy
and
a ccu ra te ly
m a k e a 30 or 40 ft. c a s t in flly
fishing. B a it-c a s tin g for distances
o f 40, 60 or 70 ft.
3. Give the open season for the
gam e fishes in the vicinity and
explain how and why they are pro­
tected by law. W i l d e r how many
of the so-called e xp e rts could q ual­
ify fo r this aw ard ?
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Beware Of C ars
PORTLAND GENERAL
E L E CTRI C C O M P A N Y
O p e r a te d b y O re g o n ia n s f o r O r e g o n
Sylvan Brick Co.
O ffice
and
Display
R oo m
Located at 5437 S. W. Canyon
Court, P o rtla n d 1, o f f Canyon
Highway n e a r Sylvan.
Ph CApitol 1909