BEAVERTO N EN TER PR ISE— Friday, August 1«, 1950
DOUBLE P IN K A N D BLUE
SPORTS REPORTS
Mrs. Otto Leopold entertained at
her home Aug. 11 with a double
pink and blue baby shower, honor­
ing Mrs. Devaine Donnelly of P o rt­
land. and Mrs. V. D. Dobbin of
with a 500 record.
Hillsboro.
Holland led the pitching corps
Fourteen ladies were present and
this year with a 7 to 0 record;
delicious lunch was served by
Zurfleuh also had seven wins,
hogtess
against one loss, and Marty Senkoj_______
dropped his only start.
A N N U A L P IC N IC
Other members of the pennant
IM P O R T A N T P R E-SEA SO N F O O T B A L L M E E T S E T
winning club are Mervyn Boyd.
Court St. Cecelia Catholic Daugh-
catcher; Art Holland, assistant ters o f America No. 1407 enjoyed
FO R A L L C A N D ID A T E S O N A U G U S T 23. 7 ;3 0 P M .
manager; Bob Hunt, Jerry Garvin, its annual picnic at Sellwood Park,
Joe Rigert,
Tom Graham,
Ed Sunday, August 13th.
Signalling the beginning of the was a backfield alternate to Dick Ramsdell, Kolph Nute, infielders;
Swimming and games were the
1950 football season, Beaverton Twenge. He is considered well Fred Holboke, John Hemick. l.ai- main diversions of the day.
high school .starts handing out uni­ versed in his football specialty and ry Hemlck and Senko. outfielders j ______
Beaverton High Hands Out
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fuls on August 22 and 23, from 1
to 5 p. m., announces Gene Freese,
football coach. An important meet­
ing of all team can iidates will
he held in the dressing rooms on
Wednesday, August 23 7 30 p. m.
A new member of the coaching
staff starts this year, in the per­
son of Duane Moore, i 1950 grad­
uate of Oregon State college, who
of Freese.
Indications of the season ahead
point to a note o f urgency for the i
prep gridders to get in shape as I
fast as possible. A rough schedule
looms which amply tests the play­
ing skill of the Beaverton eleven |
Opening game is set for Septem- I
her 15, at Sitverton. There will be
five home games, to be listed
later.
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R O A D R E C E S T A B L IS H M E N T
BREC K
Bowlers wishing to play In
teams and leagues at the new Can­
yon Road Bowling parlors, tent­
atively to open on September 16,
are coming in by a flood, relates
Ed Nelson, manager. Eight alleys
will be available for public use, at
the start, and two of these, on
Ed Zurfleuh pitched a master­
week-nights, will be left open for
ful one-hit ball game as the Can­
other than league play.
Saturday and Sunday nights, yon Road Cavaliers pounded Rose-
dale, 18-2, in the final game of the
there will be no league play, ac­
cording to plans so far. Future Oreneo league playoffs Saturday
night.
plans call for installation of two
The victory capped a highly suc­
more lines, should the demand re­
cessful season for the L. H. Harrell
quire. Leagues have already begun
nine—winners of 14 games in 16
for men and women and any
starts, in the Oreneo loop. They
bowler wishing to find out more
about the opportunities to take breezed through first half play un­
part are invited to call Nelson defeated and stumbled only twice
in the second round-losing to Rose-
at Beaverton 4647.
dale and Hazeldale.
To date, reservations that have
In their initial contest in the
been made include:
single-elimination playoffs the Ca­
Monday: 7 p. m., Safeway, Pil­ valiers defeated Sunset Valley, 10
grim Lutheran church and others; to 1 while Rosttdale overcame
9 p. m., the Aloha league, not C and H Appliance. Chuck Holland
completed as yet.
notched the Sunset Valley de­
"Tuesday; 7 p. m., tentatively a cision.
The Beaverton entry earned a
ladies' date: 9 p. m., ladies' lea­
playoffs at
gue including teams from Canyon , bid to the district
Lodge, Weiby's Shoes, Clark White- Hillsboro by way of their victori­
ous performance. They played at
side, and Ideal Market.
Wednesday: 9 p. m., mixed Bea­ the first of the week.
With Zurfleuh handcuffing the
verton league, including teams
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losers
Saturday night, the Caval­
from Ideal Market. Thrifty Mar­
ket, Strickland’s service station. iers jumped on Norman Ruecker
Valley Taxi and one or two more. of Rosedale for nine runs in the
first inning, added another in the
Thursday: 7 p. m., Multnomah
third, four in the fifth, and. four |
city league; 9 p. m„ West Slope more in sixth for their margin.
league.
This was the second season in
Friday, IOOF league, possibly the Oreneo league for the Caval­
county-wide, at 7 p. tn. and also iers. Last year, playing under the
9 p. m.
name of St, Cecilia's, they finished
CHILDREN RESPOND TO BILLY
GRAHAM'S REVIVALIST MEETING
By Mrs. Gladys Hesterlee
H A ZE LD A LE COOPER MOUN­
T A IN —There were about 32 chil­
dren of school age from Hazeldale
and Cooper Mt who attended the
Saturday morning meeting of Billy
Graham. The youngsters went on a
Beaverton school bus chartered by
Mrs. M. O. Hubble of Cooper Mt.
DAVENO and CHAIR SET
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GUEST IN PU L P IT
Rev. Bob Johnson o f Calif, will
be the guest speaker at the eve­
ning services August 20 at the
Hazeldale Bible Church.
Mr. Johnson is partially a deaf
mute. The pastor of the Portland
Deaf Fellowship church will be
along to Interpret for him
M ISSIO N ARY POT-NIC
The Ladies Missionary Society of
the Hazeldale Bible church will
meet Aug. 25, at Shute Park in
Hillsboro for a meeting and picnic
with pot luck at noon.
Everyone is urged to come and
bring lunch and kiddies.
V IS IT IN M IN N E A PO LIS
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Anderson
and children left Saturday morning
August 12 for an extended visit in
Minneapolis Minnesota.
B IB LE SCHOOL CLASSES
As vacations are coming to a
close for the summer the attend­
ance at the Hazeldale Bible church
Sunday School is increasing. There
were 69 on Aug. 13. Betty Lou
Slaughter, Mrs. Walter Holm. Bar­
bra Hays observed their birthdays
and Mrs. Ray Kincheloe and Mrs.
W. P. Brooks observed their wed­
ding anniversary
WSCS AUGUST M E ETIN G
The August meeting of the
WSCS (circle 3) was held at the
home of Mrs. M W Weaver Aug.
10. Ten members were present.
Plans were made for the church
bazaar. A light lunch was served
A N O T H E R Ql U.T PROJECT
Hazeldale Happy Hour club held
.n evening meeting Aug. 10 at the
home of Mrs O W. Anderson on
Wheeler Ave
Twelve members
were present
The quilt was reported finished
and will be given to the Doughty
family, and material will be pur­
chased to make another quilt.
The next meeting will be Aug
24. at the home of Mis. Mort Mil­
ler, and this will be a day meeting
wl h pot luck at noon.
SO FTBALL SMORGASBORD
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Little enter- |
tained the Hazeldale men softball
team and also the Hazelettes, the
women’s team Sat. Aug. 12 at
Chapman's corner honoring the
end of ball season. A smorgasbord
supper was served.
GOLDEN W ED D ING D ATE
Mr. and Mrs. R. Merx on Hart
road celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary Aug 16.
Neighbors and friends were in­
vited In and a delicious lunch was
served.
Gifts were unwrapped and a
group picture taken.
( R A TE R L A K E IN T E R L U D E
Mr. and Mrs. Jehlerks spent
part of their vacation last week at
Crater Lake returning home Au­
gust 13.
Q U ILT T Y IN G BEE
Mrs. A. Higgs, Mrs. H. C. Chap­
man, Mrs. Marian Hansing and
Mrs. O. W. Hesterlee met Wednes­
day Aug. 9 at the home of Mrs.
Joe Berger and tied out the vullt
the Happy Hour club was makli.y
for the Samuel Doughty family at
Monmouth.
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