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Pil. Luth.
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Gaits Fuir.
8 4
Terry Fum
7 5
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Safeway Beav.» 6 4
Gregory'«
4 4
Jr Ch. Com.
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Falk Hdwe
2 10
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Showboat
0 3
Safeway
9 3
Weiby'a
7 5
Ideal I boosters 7 3
Whiteside
4 4
Nordgren*
5 7
J-C-Ettes
3 9
Canyon Bowl
2 10
Ind high game. B.
Bennie,
173;
high
team
game,
Ideal
Boosters.
773. high
team
series
.Ideal
Boosters, 2172.
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2 1
Beav. No 2
2 1
Aloha No 1
I 2
Beav. No. 1
1 2
Aloha No 2
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Schwager-Wd.
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Albaughs Crn
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Bartenders
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Al A Mike
3 4
Renners
2 7
W. Port. Lbr.
Ind. high ga i*
team
game. Renners. 900;
high team series —
Schwager-Wood 2142
44 «M Slope Leagœ
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Comm. Bank
10
W Slope Mkt
9
8
Canyon Lodge
7
B A T Mkt.
4
Heisel’s
W. Slope Phm 4
3
Mod. Int
Mueller Bros.
1 11
game.
Ind.
high
Daniher. 202,
high
team game.
West
Slope Market, 949.
high team series. West
Slope Mkt., 2682.
Odd Fellow Io-ague
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Aloha Cleaners 8 1
Dizzy Beavers
4 2
4 3
Alley Cats
Beav. JCC
3 3
Nancy Carroll
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Tom Cat*
3 4
3 '
Wild Cat*
a 7
Three Links
Ind
high
game.
Munson«
204 hggh
team game. A l l e y
Cats. 482; high team
series,
Alley
Cats,
2544.
(o m mereiai
I>eague
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Show'boat
13
Thrifty Mkt
11
10
Meth. Church
Valley Taxi
10 6
Ida A Bill
9 7
Adams Ins.
8 8
klands
2 14
Ideal M k t
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Ind. high game—Jer-
nigan.
217;
Team
high game — Valley
Taxi. 920; High team
series. Ida and Bill.
2453
FIRST GRADERS EYE MOTHER
IN CLASS STUDY OF FAMILY
SCHOOL DISTRICT 57jt — The 1 are illustrating it in art class
first
grade at Tualatin
View through paper tearing, paper cut
School are studying T h e Fam ting. and next week will paint a
ily",
and
the
children
have frieze about this subject.
brought pictures of Mother doing
The class is working with the
her many tasks A nice chart has first grade in music and rhythms
been made of them. Next, Father In keeping with the Thanksgiv
will be studied,
ing
theme they
have learned
ELEC TIO N RECKS*
three new songs under the direc
Tualatin View School was not in tion of Mrs. Champa* and Mrs.
session Tuesday because of vot Hoskins.
ing in the building The teachers, W IL D L IF E D ISPLA Y S
Mrs. Beattie and Mrs.
Tucker,
Mrs. Bowman's third grade class
spent the day in observation at were all excited last week by the
other schools, and they will tell arrival o f several pets in the
about what they saw at the next school room. Gary George brought
teachers’ meeting.
his turtle aquarium which houses
Mrs. Hall and her young daugh Kicker and Bub, and Jimmy Far-
ter visited the room on Friday ah»brought his turtle. Humphrey.
morning.
Then Francis Loomis brought hi*
Two 'Thanksgiving songs are be pet rabbit, which had to be taken
ing learned "Hide Mr. Turkey", home that day, but we enjoyed
and "Gobble, Gobble".
his short stay.
The turtles will
stay the winter and are already
SCHOOL VISITATIO N S
The Tualatin View 2nd grade deep In hibernation.
A new pupil. Raymond Taylor,
was honored by a visit from Bob
by Rogers' mother on Thursday arrived in the 3-a class last Mon
and Peter Strachan's mother on day morning There are now 24
Friday.
pupils
in the class, not much
During
rest period Friday, a room left for game* when it is
record T h e Little Engine That rainy
Could", was enjoyed John Murphy L E A F PR IN T S PRO JECT
had brought the record to school.
The leaf prints the 3-a class
A N IM A L M E N AG E R IE
have been working on for 3 weeks
We have a big. fat turkey in our are almost completed now. and
room! It looks like It Is ready to will probably be done this Fri
say, "Gobble, gobble"! James Bud- day.
denhagen made It from a large V ISITIN G F IR E M E N
pine cone, with modeling clay for
Mrs. Extrom, a Reedville tea
head, neck and feet, and a large cher. visited the Barnes school on
crepe paper tall.
election day. as her room was be
There la also a walking bear In ing used for voting. She stayed In
our room this week which looks the 3-a room quite a while and
from side to side as It lumbers different
members of the class
across the table Margery Russell told her about the work the room
brought It for everyone to enjoy, is doing
Sharon King, Sharon
before she leaves for her new Corby. Katharine Conaway, Gary
home In Vermont Hills this week George, Leslie Bruscke, Marjorie
end.
Graham.
Fred Felter,
Kenneth
D E PA R T F IR ST GRADE
Conklin. Ricky Boylan and Brian
Carol Oakes has moved so will Hollandsworth all took part
not be with the first grade at
The room
was honored la»V
Barnes any longer. Marshall Ste week, too. by having Mrs. Cona
vens has also left the first grade
way, Mrs. Farah, Mr. and Mrs.
The group 1 reading class has George all visit us for a short
completed the first t w » readers while
and Is beginning to look forward D U AL PURPOSE
to reading the advanced book.
The seventh grade placed a mur
Mrs. Valystake visited school on al in the hall at the Cedar Hills
Friday afternoon, bringing along School showing a duel between
the baby brother.
two knights. The purpose Is to en
Terry Trachsel brought a huge courage
the
reading
of good
tiouquet o f chrysanthemums last books, and It done In honor of
Tuesday and they are still very Hook Week
vrrtty
Terry Viohl, the new member
LEARN P IL G R IM STORY
of the seventh grade came from
The Barnes second grade have Lima, Ohio
•enrolled a new student by (hi! | Kdwnrd McCallen was pleasant
name of George Taylor The class ly surprised by the arrival of his
is learning about Pilgrims and the ! Aunt and Uncle. Mr and Mrs
Thanksgiving story.
The pupils i Wlrthrlch. from Alaska.
I SINGING BEE OCC ASION
scenes and industry The third is
Peggy Arthur is leaving the 4th for birds and animals. The fourth
I grade this week with her parents is for transportation. There is
She u moving to a home in Port also a mural about Star, an In
land nearer to Mr. Arthur's bus dian pony.
iness.
On the frame outside the room
Michael Corby has been absent is a health poster made by Lands
from our room since Monday He Howard
is nursing a case of poison oak
Herbert Van Winkle went to
Carol Ann Pearson was ill several Forest Grove last Saturday and
days recently, but was able to at saw several deer and a bobcat.
tend school on Thursday and Fri
Sandra Owen bad her tenth
day of this last week
birthday party the 7th day in N ov
The two Fourth grades had a ember She invited 19 girls.
singing bee
Friday
afternoon
There will be mere such ¿¿U.ltie* G R A N D FATH E R 'S G IF T
as long as all the children co-op
erate.
Myron McCamiey of the sixth
grade presented a large framed
M O H TEit IS PLA 4 44 RIG H T
Reporter Dianne Abbott's mo picture of George Washington to
ther wrote a play and it is going the Cedar Hills School.
to be published. The name of it . The picture
belonged to his
is T h e Boy Who Didn't Believe grandfather who was a school pro
in Christmas".
fessor
There is a new boy in the fifth
grade. His name is Jack Viohl
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That makes 34 children in the
room— 17 boys and 17 giria.
Mrs. M C. McKercher. of Bea-
KAPBOOK SUBJECTS
verton, is working as office sec-
The fifth grade has some new retary in the Washington County
scrap books. One is fruits and T B and Health Association. Hills-
flowers. The second one is for boro-
Birthday Party
Features Turkey
And Trimmings
SCHOOL D ISTR IC T 57 JL—Mrs
Haskell entertained her daughter-
in-law, Mrs. Chester Haskell. Jr
and her aunt Doris o f Portland
with a birthday dinner Saturday
evening.
There were 10 guests present,
including their daughter and son-
in-law Mr
Mrs. Jimmy Cal
lender
and little daughter. Mr
and Mrs. Haskells daughter. Myr
tle. and friend from Textronics in
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Bulock of Beaverton.
Turkey dinner and all the trim
mings were served, topped o ff by
a birthday cake and ice cream.
Chester Haskell. Jr. is in the
navy, and is now stationed in Hon
olulu.
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Saleway turkey» are completely dr eased and drawn — TH O R
OUGHLY cleaned — stripped of all waste part* You pay only
for the parts you «at.
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V A C U U M PACKED
Safeway turkey* are packaged tn an air-tight, moisture-proof cas
ing. There’» no drying out or shrinking THE SECOND SKIN
SEALS THE FLAVOR INI
IT'S READY T O C O O K
These turkey* are R E ALLY dean. Hardly a pinfeather to pluck.
No cleaning inside or out. Safeway turkeys are sold ready to
stuff and roast
S A T IS F A C T IO N G U A R A N TEE D
Cook a Safeway turkey by your favorite method. If it fails to
please you We'D return every penny you paid for it. You must be
pleased, or money back!
A CO M P LE TE R A N G E O F W E IG M TS
T O C H O O S E FR O M
Average weights of the Hen Turkeys run from 12 to 14 lbs.
Tome, from I I te 22 lbs Some smaller, some larger of both.
TOMS perlb49c HENS
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Del Monte Peas
Fancy Peas
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your T h an lugiving
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Fresh Dates
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Florida Oranges,
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Tokay Grapes
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Avocados
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Winesap Apples,
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Crisp lettuce,
Tomatoes, ■H
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29c
9c
9c
JELL-WELL
3
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Rabbits,
F la v o r,
Bread,
25c
29c
35c
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H o rtu a ry
ON FO URTH B IR T H D A Y
Steven Spring, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Spring.
celebrated
his fourth birthday Friday with a
party at his Elsie St. home
FEATURES I N OUR P R O D U C E S E C T I O N
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P eg g J
95c
25c
18C
47c
23c
ivHk 20c
Windlass Oysters,
♦h-es ce* 41C
Shrimp, •»•» n .t, ci««»*d
V*. 59c
Cottage Cheese,
Reddi-Wip,*., Tee*.*
Whipping Cream,
Fresh Butter, £ £
6A' Large Eggs,
Marshmallows n .« ;» ,,
Oregon Filberts,
Almonds, IXL,
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51c
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