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HILLSBORO, OREGOlji, THURSDAY. APRIL 26. 1986
Stäte"Ca’pi70i’i judge Signs
N ews L e tte r i Foreclosure
in Tax Suit
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1 1 N D H MC
K
No Spi't iitl Setwion o f
SolotiH Unless It'«
F o il lid NecesHitry
D e c re e T a k e n
D a te
,s
fo r
H e r e F r id a y ;
F e n d in g S a le
S t ill
I n d e f in it e
Review of Adult
Education Work
Planned Locally
Mayor Sets
Aside Week
for Clean-up
A ccom plishm ents o f the 17 W ash­
in g to n co u n ty a d u l t education
classe' d u rin g the past fiv e m onths
w ill be hbowu S a tu rda y afternoon
at the H ills b o ro cham ber o f co m ­
merce. according to O H Kruus.
co u n ty school sup e rin te n d e nt Fea­
tures o f the progrum , w h ich w ill A n n u a l D r iv e f o r Im p r o v in g
begin at 2 p m and accompany
the e xh ib its, w ill in clu d e u style
a n d B e a u t if y in g o f C ity
revu e and a sh o rt play
S la te d N e x t W e e k
M odern und old fashioned g a r­
m ents w ill be m odeled by m e m ­
bers o f the six sew ing classes In
struct«©'* who w ill d ire c t th is event
in clu d e M rs S A B ecker o f Reed-
Hillsboro Bears
Open Local Ball
Season Sunday
N O . 10
Confers Honor
Annual Meet
Here Slated
by Carnation
Local Scout
to Receive
HighH onors
H ain robbed the local Sunset .
leaguers o f the opening home game
o f the 1935 baseball season last
Sunday w ith the re s u lt th a t the
H ills b o ro •Bears” o f the T u a la tin
V a lle y loop w ill d ra w the favored
t i l t fo r th is Sunday a fte rn o o n T he I
‘Bears” w ill cross bats w ith A m ity .
M ai L
d
j
w h ile B ill Jooi Sunset squad w ill U H l c e r * o f M i l k
P ro d u c ts
tra v e l to T iga rd
C o m p a n y P la n P r o g r a m
S unday’s game w ill sta rt at 2:30
p m w ith Hein and D e a v ille an­
a t C. o f C. M o n d a y
nounced as the s ta rtin g b a tte ry fo r
th e "Bears ’’ T he Safew ay and A r - 1
gus soft b a ll teams w ill p la y a z ' a
a
c u rta in -ra is e r at 1:15 p m.
G e n e ra l
M c A le x a n d e r
W ill
C o n f e r E a g le R a n k on
T h o m a s B r o n le e w e
not convene the legtNluture in
special session unless sueh uetion
becomes a b so lu te ly necessary T his
m uch he made cle a r to new spaper­
I I
men here th is w eek In co m m e n tin g
v11!•-. M ii Della Wick
Hill
upon rum o rs w h ic h persist to the
M rs B e rth a Shaver o f Beaverton.
a h e a rt-b re a k in g game at N ew berg
e ffe ct th u t the la w m a kers w ill 1 m *
S tre s s e d
g’ rne.® i C a p t a in
P r e v e n tio n
o f 1 0 5 0 P a r e r l i o f M r* A lic e Huine o f C edar M ill. F ir e
G a r r e t t Discusses
back in Salem before the F o u rth T o t a l
M rs Klm a S utton and M rs T he lm a
the season A fte r go in g in to the
P o r t la n d T r o o p to P re s e n t
o f J u ly
W illa rd o f Forest G rove A sp in ­
fin a l fram e on the lo n g end o f a
a i P a rt A n n u a l Event
L a n d In v o lv r d in O r d r r
C C C C a m p P ro g ra m H e re
i 7 to 5 score. H ills b o ro was nosed
n in g dem onstration w ill be given
S tu n ts L o c a lly T o n ig h t
O n ly tw o contingencies now loom
by M rs P () F u rlie o f Forest
M a jo r-G e n e ra l U. G. M cA le xa n d e r.
______
out 8 to 7 w hen Bom S m ith o f
on the p o litic a l h o rixon
w h ich
“ C a rn a tio n D a y,” an an n ua l pro-
"R
ock
o
f
the
M
arn
e
,"
who
w
ill
W
hole-hearted
c
o
-o
p
e
ra
tio
n
o
f
N
ew
berg
trip
le
d
w
ith
the
bases
Foreclosure
decree
in
th
e
co
u
n
ty
G
rove.
w o u ld m ake an e x tra o rd in a ry ses
»Ion necessary. One o f these Is tin- d e lin q u e n t tax s u it fo r th e y e a r.
S h o rt play e n title d tre s h ie w ill H ills b o ro citize n s in co n d u ctin g a
d riv e in the ty in g and w in - ? fara. L
" ' h
i ' i ¡'
c o n fer the ra n k o f eagle scout on
Rank o f eagle scout w ill be con-
Thom as B ro n le e w e Jr., at the fe rre d upon Thom as B ronleew e,
necessity fo r m a k in g O regon’s old 1930 and p rio r, in v o lv in g a p p ro x i- b l' presented by students of M rs , UCcessful "C le a n -u p Week.” A p r il n lb K ,,rbns
h » v noon under' th«. e h » irm n n «k.»
H ills b o ro d is tric t c o u rt o f honor J r., o f H ills b o ro troo p 216, by
age se cu rity le g isla tio n mesh w ith m ute ly 105(1 parcels of land, was M a tild a W h itfo rd o f O renco as an 2'J Io M ay 4 in clu sive , was asked
H ills b o ro led 7 to 0 In the seventh ' ay , . L p
to n ig h t at the c o u rt house.
M a jo r-G e n e ra l U. G. M c A le x a n d e r.
the congressional uct T he oth er Is issued F rid a y o ve r the signature o th e r fe a ture o f t h e
program today In a p ro cla m a tio n issued by in n in g o n ly to have N ew b e rg come .
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re tire d a rm y o ffic e r and p o p u la rly
the necessity u t le g is la tive a ctio n of It F ru n k Peters, c irc u it Judge A m e rica n iza tio n classes d irecte d by M ayor J I !
G a rre tt P a rtic u la i back strong in th e e ig h th to score
p ‘a" ‘ - • * "
k n o w n as th e "R o ck o f the M a rn e ."
m p re p a rin g fo r the pre d icte d in A lth o u g h a d e fin ite dale fo r the 5?r8,, \ raP,b ‘ b*vis o? H illsb o ro and emphasis is being given th e an n ua l h v e runs George W ick o f the lo -
e
co
flu x of new settlers fro m t h e |ie n d in g -ale has not been set “
v W h ite o f Forest G rove w ill* d rlv e lo im p ro v e and b e a u tify the ca‘s stated th a t the game w o u ld ? ^ y_ W¿'2,l a^ „ e j^ r ‘_ ‘ n ‘ he Program
as one o f th e several special fea­
of the c c i itv
is year
t be C
counted as a league t i l t w k ile e n te rta in m e n t w ill be pro-
tu re s o f th e re g u la r H ills b o ro <tbi-
:m tw r ;irn
ff>
t v th
th
p a " r n°
d ro u g h t and dust rid d e n m id d le S b e iiff J W C o n nell stated th lx k*V«* tin* fla g salute und sing A m c r- aonearance
u\P'
^ n nr.t
e o o M f h t ‘ h h e e BX
H i« o u x v in
d-
‘ he O fact th a t there "were no
^ u la r P o rtla n d Ad
week that it w o u ld p ro b a b ly be *ca ” S h o rt ta lks by K enneth Beach
r-i |
t r ic t sc° u t c o u rt o f honor a t tha
west
state
supervisor
o ffic ia l u m p ire s present
if a d u lt «‘duca- cam paign now' in progress
house to n ig h t
(T h u rsd a y),
T he firs t co n tin ge n cy wus th o u g h t »chaduled
som etim e
d u rin g t l v
- f --------- su- I _ M _ a te ria ls collected
..
. . by local c iti-
P itchers fo r b o th squads yie ld e d
K a ey o f P o rtla n d , sales
tion, and by M rs M eLennon
to huve been covered in the o ld m id d le o f May
(C ontinued on pas« H. column • )
zens
w
ill
be
hauled
to
th
e
c
ity
d
u
m
p
n
ln
v
h
its
d
u
rin
g
the
game
N
ew
berg
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session
w
h
ic
h
is
expected
to be the
age pension a p p ro p ria tio n m easure
P rodigious tusk of co m p u tin g
free o f charge d u rin g the week erred three tim es w h ile the local the t ’ ™ t i ° n com pany, has been
largest ever h e ld lo ca lly.
pa.HM*<l by the re g u la r session, w h ic h in te re st to date on tuxes dm- on
p ro vid e d th a f th e y ir e placed in
were charged w ith fiv e
,P? ™ ? ^ 2 ^ a.ku " W a l t e r K r u g e r D e c la r e d N o t
Young B ro n le e w e w ill be the
placed $1 .000.000 o f state funds at .fo re clo se d p ro p e rtie s subsequent to
fir s t scout to receive th is highest
container« w h ic h one man can bob bles. In th e o th e r T u a la tin event has a ttra c te d record a tte n d ­
tin* diM|M».sal o f the em ergency re- l®30 makes It im possible to .set a
G
u
i
l
t
y
o
f
A
s
s
a
u
lt
C
o
u
n
t
scouting ra n k in H ills b o ro fo r sev-
handle and are placed along curbs V a lle y league game played, C a rl-
lie f com m ittee to 1 m * spent In co- d e fin ite date fo r the s h e riff’s sale
ance. hence v is ito rs are asked to
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e ra l years. The deco ra tio n . w ill bo
o f the nearest tra v e le d street M un- ‘ on w a lloped V e rn o n ia 12 to 4.
o|M*rution w ith the counties und *•* Hus tim e, according to C onnell
m ake w
reservations
w ith
Ed L
V
e
rd
ic
t
o
f
not
g
u
ilty
was
re-
‘
he 100th cerem ony p e rfo rm e d b y
day
or
Tuesday
As
th
is
o
p
p
o
rtu
-
A
il
o
f
the
Sunset
league
games
r
e
t
a
r
v
the federal gove rn m e nt A m eeting Notices w ill 1 m * (Misted in three
tu rn e d Tuesday a fte rn o o n by the M a jo r-G e n e ra l M cA le xa n d er, w ho
n ity to c le a n -u p yards and vacant scheduled fo r last Sunday w ere
’
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o f the go ve rn o r's p la n n in g b o a rd , p u b lic places in th e co u n ty fo r 10
CCC
Plan
T
old
c ir c u it c o u rt ju r y h e aring the tr ia l ‘ s a m em ber o f th e P o rtla n d area
lots is a va ila b le b u t once each ra *ned out T ilts scheduled in th is
In P o rtla n d Tuesday gave consul- days p rio r to the sale, he said
year citizens and c iv ic organiza- looP f ° r th is Sunday are as fo l-
s‘ d e lig h ts on th e fed- of W a lte r L K ru g e r o f Sherwood c o u n c il and rep re se n ta tive on the
a e ra tio n to the rece p tio n and prop« !
Legal Facts C ite d
in tions are urged to co-operate in low s H ills b o ro a t T ig a rd . Gaston e ra l CCC p ro g ra m w ere g iv e n M on- on an assaul t and b a tte ry charge n a tio n a l council. He w ill be assoc i-
B o a rd
V o te s In c re a s e s
care o f new se ttle rs b u t any def-
T hat aU MUtcessful p riv a te bid
e ve ry w ay possible
(Continued on p a ss a. colum n 4)
day by C a p ta in B y ro n G a rre tt, a b ro th e r. J o h n C. K ru g e r, also ated w ith R. F ra n k Peters, c ir c u it
m ite action in th is d ire c tio n w ill (h.rs w lH
rt.q u ire tl t(> ,my the
son o f M a y o r and M rs J H G a r- of Sherwood, was the co m p la in in g Juc*8e. in co n d u ctin g th e c o u rt o f
S a la r y f o r In s tru c to rs
a w a it fu rth e r in fo rm a tio n
fro m iu „ arn(>unl (,f taxes, pen alty, in -
W r r k P roclaim ed
re tt and in charge o f the M ill C ity witness in the t r ia l w h ic h opened honor.
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P ro cla m a tio n issued by
ashlngton as to what^ the f«*«teral terest and costs fo r w h ich judg-
camp near S ilv e rto n
He lauded M onday.
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Portland Scouts Attend
M ovrrn nw nt plans to do fo r th<*w m «*nt i» rendered, to g th e r” w it’h 'o ll t E n tire teaching sta ff o f the H ills - G a rre tt is as fo llo w s :
•
uzi,
u
m
.
i
th
e Pr ° Kram fo r its ch a ra cte r b u ild -
J u ro rs d ra w n to hear th e case
T ro o p 85 o f P o rtla n d w ill a ttend
un io n high school was re-
new settler«
, tuxes, .....
in te re
fo r a
ll sub-
. st und
...I,. coots I.,I
UH
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Whereas, each year the citize n s
W ,
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Once m ore th e g o vernor has ou t- at the
sm arted the p o litic a l prognosticu- statem ent issued by the d is tric t at- r .h ri< t
V, lo >niprove co n d itio n s o f o u r prop
tors
H ugh 11 Karie of Eugene, to rn e y ’s o ffic e Sales by the s h e riff
...
r
•< . ’ ertn»s and th e re b y raise the stand-
w h in re^ ,ma^ tSedW? h ?
Ì 0*?"50" ’ ” ' ^ 7
M arg a re t troops fro m the H ills b o ro d is tric t
w h o m h.- ap p ointe d th lx week as w ill be fin a l, no re d e m p tio n being „ J ,
m ont'h w ere v o t t l ................ a rd “ [ t ^ , w 1
h o,e c“7 *? ap T * '
F u n e r a l T u e .d a y f o r A g e d
w hen com pleted, th e possi- s ”
R u d o ip h 'N r t^ in and r “ f
insurance cornm iasioner. had been provided
_
.
,
ance. h e a lth fu ln —
e s and
— i safety
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f rorn
. .
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.
ble recu rren ce o f a forest fir e such Pom eroy
TZLJL-T
as swent the coast ranee in K m "
,
a
w iU also present dem onstrations
C orps o f teachers o ffe re d con- fires, and
R e s id e n t o f B e th a n y
d e fin ite ly e lim in a te d fro m the race
O regon la w ...........
p ro v id in - ..................
g th e m ethod
by 11 tra
“ 7 cts
“ " ^ includes
“ 7 ' n w B r” W Barnes, su- ■ "W hereas, w e are lo o k in g fo r
_____
’
was the b e lie f expressed by Cap- w ^ ’ffned SHX^and s e n te n c M ° to d i^ a rv " fo r
° Ut ° Z J he
several weeks ugo bax*d on con- o f sale wus quoted us fo llo w
•y’s o ffice “ Person of- l^ rln te n d e n t. B M Goodman, p rin - w a rd to the hundreds o f v is ito rs
John J K u r a tli 9 2
n r n m in » n t t a i n G a r r e t t H e c i t e d a n instance t>0 days in the co u n tv ja il T hu rs- sco u tin if
*
* associated with
ftd e n tia l in fo rm a tio n fro m "those the attorn«1
>ay the am ount due on ¿ P al .Miss Iennesse«* W eatherred. and strangers d u rin g th e co m ing resident o f W a « h in « B n n
in the M t Hood area, w h e re roads ¿ay w hen he appeared before C ir
M on t h l v
/ tn
h ♦
close to the a d m in is tra tio n " In c i - 1 fe rin g to pay
>r loi
lot lo
fo r r the
the least
least quan-
b
d™ 1
q
a ° ‘ constructed by CCC men a llo w e d c u ft Judge R F ra n k p X s fo^
££ s
d e n tu lly the g o ve rn o r hus in fo rm e d <*ach tru c t or
qua.«- H<“ < <’ H*» Hhorn. M au rice M Hom.g. wason. m any o f w hom w il, o
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shall
be
the
purchase,
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th e preaa th a t there w ill be at least tity th e re o f shull be the purchase!
l-o lie
fir e and p re ve n t m illio n s of w h ile under th e in flu e n c e of in - Easter
r h a ir m a n ^ o r J ^ H . ^ « , R r R’
one change on the B in d u s tria l acci- o f such q u a n tity , w h ich shall be < »?r<i?le Y j Dorl a!d,’. ^21^* E h /a | * ’th eye o f the home-seeker, le t us j a u « h t e r M r s A n n a R n v / u
dent
com m ission pro b a b ly to re taken fro m the east side o f su e , A b ra h am . Miss E d ith M Fort. Miss prOve to them th a t o u r c iv ic p rid e
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u
’
d o lla rs in tim b e r loss* s
t^ x ic a tin a lio u o r G r ^ wax
’ A.
p residing. Re­
place T M o rris Dunne o f P o rtla n d , tra ct o r lot. the re m a in d e r th e re o f
g ro w in g w ith o u r c ity and in ,le d « *fa rm neftr R P ? h a n v a n d ° ^ I«
Types of men found in the camps reate d fo llo w in g an a u tom obile c o l- ‘ o f troorx? in ^ t h F 'd h r t r i^ t h ^ v w *
und that he w ill a ppoint a n o th e r »hall be diacharg<*d fro m the hen
i ’ *n -
El.si«- M ay (im ino M iss fu rth e r su p p ort o f the F«*deral « rtiv n m
Hany and was are of | en s u rp ris in g , a cco rd in g to ils .on .n C o rne lius A o r il lfi H*»
m em ber o f the h ig h w a y com m ix- D iv l.lo n o f the tra c t fo r t h i. p u r- ° S ro th y Tonguc; “ •“
,na £ “ £ * Housing A ct n o t o n ly c le a n u p
¡ 5 ° ^ a ff" ‘ rS s e rv ,n < as G a rre tt M any are “ w e ll educated S
¿ ? il,y th e f o llo w t a i day
bv w m 'ia m F J = n * “ f?eM ’ nO
Notices to be Posted
Hauling to be Free
of
VJuartet to Appear
Record Court Set
Jury A cquits
I « I
NrlCrW
OOCl lviclJI
iVInn T
co h u e rt public is invited to attend ,he
cjtivi
nuvu
H ilh i T eacher
S ta ff Elected
Mayor D eath Takes
John Kuratli
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(Continued on pa»re 8, column I)
g rand la rc e n y charge, w a ive d grand th a n one p e r cent advantage D v -
ju r y in d ic tm e n t Wednesday a fte r in g the past 12 m onths, H ills b o ro
noon and plead g u ilty . C ostley was has been fir s t in th e ra tin g eight
sentenced to th re e m onths in the , tim es, second tw ic e and th ir d tw ic e
co u n ty ja il and fin e d $250. Sen- am ong the 15 d is tric ts o f the area
c ity dum p. sor
tence w ill be passed on H ic k s F r i- council.
• • •
in sta llm e n t paym ent o
pro
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r
w r
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of f d e lin u
q u e n t u s !?n
p ro vid e d th e y be in co n taine rs that
th a t ' ‘ *ru..
T he •__
fa m . ily
came __ to O regon in
day
"W e are c o n fid e n t o f a most in -
KM fo
fo r r the
the years
years 1925
1925 to
to 1930.
1930.
fin a n c ia l co n d itio n s have im - one man can handle and placed
n*
.. ,
r« ,,
taxes
O rders in the fo llo w in g c ir c u it te re stin g p ro g ra m to n ig h t." C h a ir-
Oscar H ayter. D allas a tto rn e y, jn v|
ug|
—
elusive
Persons named in the
th t ‘’ XU' n,t, ,h a t ,be H ilh i
(C ontinued on p age a. colum n 7 |
a n v A c t i v e “ in
d
? f ar
c o u rt cases w ere issued th is w e e k m an Easter stated “ We c o rd ia lly
lio n had fttH.-d lo take advantage d ls ,rlc < »» p ra c tic a lly on a c
a
s
h
--------------------------an> ~ itlv e ln, co u n ty a ffa irs. M r
F ra n k C M cC u llo ch , u tilitie s com - actio
______ _______
_
L iq u id a tio n o f B ank o f Beaverton, in v ite a ll m em bers o f the com m un-
the ¡iiTt'aiFmZmt’
in stallm ent navnu-m
nt».
h?8" 1.’ C
C ',h"
hristensen
stated M em bers
£ u ra tli, was elected
assessor _____
in IB-
nnsMoncr. and It H B aldock slat.
pa\"m, nT p
la n ‘' ’‘ " b?sls,
' ’t
89 and covered the le n g th and
T w o P o rtla n d yo u ths w ere a r- o rd e r regards F ishe r assets, o rd e r it y to a tte nd a nd especially p a r-
h ig h w a y engineer, have b«*en com
_r
o f the local board in clu d e C h a ir­
b readth o f the co u n ty on foot in rested T h u rsd a y on charges o f va n - to sell bond: George Looney v s .1 ents o f scouts. T h is scout e n terprise
niissioncd by G o ve rn o r M a rtin to ,
man Chrsilensen. John W Kam na
the e x e c u tio n o f his du tie s
d a liz in g a n u m b e r o f cabins in C la ra Looney, d e fa u lt,
d e c re e , is p a rt o f the c o m m u n ity and w c
reva m p the tru c k und bus a rt fo r 1
o f F a rm in g to n . H
E Thom pson
He was a m em ber o f the W ash- Scoggins v a lle y . T ha t fu rn is h in g s W ashington co u n ty vs. Docia A b ra w o u ld app re cia te h a v in g any pub-
co nsideration by th e next le g isla ­
o f Heywood. T P G oodin of West
m gton C o u n ty Pioneers' association ln ‘ be cabins had been tn ro w n ham et al. co ntinuance c e rtific a te s bc s p irite d c itiz e n s it in on the
tu re Nu piece o f le g is la tio n in th c
U nion. F I,. B ro w n o f L a u re l and
and
‘ be B ethany d is tric t s c h o o l; about ^a nd ^ th a t ^screens and w in - o f d e lin q u e n c y 354. 363, 364, 2156 m eetings o f th e d is tric t com m ittee
recent h is to ry o f O regon has been
L. C. L o m a x o f H illsb o ro , cle rk.
--------
board
fo r m any years
He also was dows had bet’ n b ro ke n was th e re- and 2157. dism issal o f ce rtific a te s and c o u rt o t honor.
the subject o f so m uch b itte r co n ­
H irin g o f teachers fo r th e H ills
___
A n n ouncem ent o f a m ee tin g in one o t ‘ he organizers o f th e F a rm - P01-’ o t H e n ry Scott, w h o leases th e I o f d e lin q u e n cy 300. 168. 138, 1963
-----------------
tro v e rs y us th is one w h ich wus
boro g ru
d r _____
school system w ill „ be
tu ke n up at the m eeting of the
H ills b o ro June 2 to discuss possible ers' M u tu a l F ire Insurance com - p ro p e rty on w h ic h the cottages 2147. red u cin g am ount o f delin-’ l
fir s t enacted by the re g u la r ses- '
o rg a n iza tio n in
in te re st o f state Pany o f B ethany M r
K u r a tli also are b u l* A p p a re n tly n o th in g was quent ta x in c e rta in c e rtific a te s o f
slon o f 1933 and la te r amended by
In te n tio n o f the co u n ty c o u rt to board n e xt week
t h “ e H5
pow er de ve lo pm e n t was made by organized the R ock C reek s c h o o l1" ow
* ' nJd bv — °T h °m *u
* ' T abinS - “P delln£I uenO - dism issal’ as to seg-1
th e MTond special session o f th u l , obtain r ig h t o f way fo r th e W ilson
—— _ _
Ray
G
ill,
m
aster
o
f
the
state
grange,
d
is
tric
t.
P
r
io
r
to
its
o
rg a n iz a tio n o f H Hlsboro and E M C o n d ii o f Fegated P“ rtS ° f Pro Pe rty redeemed
y e a r and again by the recent reg- r iv e r road fro m G lenw ood to th--
,L „_ *
in speaking Wednesday m o rn in g there was no school fo r several
u la r session o f 1935
W ashington T illa m o o k co u n ty lin o
by paym ent o f taxes on those
at
W ashington
C o u n ty
Pomona m ile s and he was in flu e n tia l in ob Forest G rove
• • •
was declared in a re so lu tio n signed
T h e ft o f a r im w heel and H r» p a rts' non-s u it as
c e rtific a te s of
a » ,
at Cedar M ill.
<*’
Gran,<l , he vf Ci nH y
° n tOT c b i,d re n ln gasoline and several o th e r acces: d e li" 9 uel\ cy; A lin a R iih e la vs. Jack I
..
. ...
_
.
.7
.
, sioners i uesuay U Djeetions to th i
dlsm lssa'- U n io n C e n tra l
Am ended _ p o w e r t a r if f c _______
o v e rin g
ito rs to the e x e c u tiv e d e p a rtm e n t
a lte ra tio n and re-estab-
O
M
O w
w n
n e
e rs
rs o
o f f firs
firs t t L
L ib
ib e
e rty
rty Loan
Loan
M r r and
and Mrs.
Mrs. R
R H
H o
o rn
rn e
e c c k k e
e r r w
w ere
ere
B ' s w *fe- Theresa, d ___
ie d _
in ___
1911. . sories fro m his car was re p o rte d
Insurance com pany vs. W. R a g ric u ltu ra l p o w e r services such
tne pa«( ew weeks nas Deen r io y d | i8hm ent o f the present roud w ill bonds called fo r red e m p tio n June named delegates to state grange at w h ile tw o sons. John C. K u r a tli Wednesday n ig h t by E a rl H e a ring ,
o f H ills b o ro
Z u m w a lt, c o n firm a tio n ; L E. Lange as drainage, ir rig a tio n and o th e r
Cook o f P o rtla n d One o f the fo u l h(.ar(1
, h<. C()Ur, h()ug(>
)s o f , hls yenr hav,, an o p tio n u n . M c M in n v ille in June P ic n ic com-
<Co»tl«u«i«, p.xe s. «>lu» „ zi
G u y Powers o f H ills b o ro also
(Continued on pare 4. colum n
seasonal uses w h e re th e p e rio d of
n'
h *?
a ,n
’ • « cco rtlin g to
the “ I M onday to exchange a ll or part m ilte e includes M rs G ladys M ey-
who«<* m ission It was lo harass the reso lu tlo n
*
o f the bonds fo r
20-25 ye a r 2 7-8 ers o f T iga rd . M rs A B ' F lin t of
lost a q u a n tity o f gasoline and t w o ; _
“
o p e ra tio n is less th a n s ix consecu-
tiv
e m onths per y e a r has been file d
''
C
'S ' un " . ‘I re ’ '
Route proposcxl in the
reso lu tio n P»'r t'en t tre a su ry
bonds o f 1955-60 Scholls and F ra n k
F lu k e of K in -
w ^ n e X 8 nighT h‘s
« .e n t cam paign Cook iwems to have |lBR b r ..n PdeR7 K n lltlxl aii „ , , a te h igh . o r fo r fiv e ye a r 1 5-8 per cent Ion
by the P o rtla n d G eneral E le c tric
com pany, e ffe c tiv e last T hursday,
Of r o J e r m ^ ’ M a r i n e , o f f i r
‘ wav by ,h<‘ sta,c h |Khw a >
‘ rea!,ur.v
Persons w ish in g to
A fte rn o o n pro g ra m was g ive n ov-
Case o f canned goods was stolen
f
M ‘‘ r , l " s " 1, f l t ‘ 11w h ,ch , mission and the rig h t o f wav is exercise th is o ption are asked to e r to a pio n e er h is to ry program
A p p lic a tio n o f th is schedule to the
fro m th e J u n io r h ig h school ca fe ­
fa rm o r r u r a l service constitutes
( ntlim W oiisaa««. »»luma I)
j now deglred by , h(, s(at(, g ro u p consult th e ir local bank
and degree w o rk was g ive n in the
te ria T h u rsd a y n ig h t, a cco rd in g to
A
n
n
u
a
l
R
o
ta
ry
c
lu
b
o
ra
to
ric
a
l
a
re
P
°r
t
to
,he
»
h
e
riffs
o
ffic
e
"
bv
a
^
un‘
y
h,i.gb
“
h??1i
rack
‘
he a p p lic a tio n o f the low est rates
' R ig h t o f w a y sought fo r th e road ; T he o p tio n also applies to the evening
X "
w i l l li» h » .A
” S r d u i C. H N osier, su p e rin te n d e nt The and fle.!d meet w , ll b<' held Tues- , to th is class o f
•
- - -
¡ w ill begin near G lenw ood and p ro- fo llo w in g o th er fir s t L ib e rty Loan
R egistrations to ta led 150. S la te contest w ill be held at th e H ills -
, accordìi
; ceed in a so u thw este rly d ire c tio n **
manager.
to the W a sh in g to n -T illa m o o k coun
A m ended t a r if f has been file d
ty lin e , a distance o f a p proxim ate
“
h e lp a g ric u ltu ra l p u rs u its
M erchants o f the local cham ber ly 4 >4 miles.
are p r im a r ily seasonal in
Dangerous curves and grades on
o f com m erce w ill conduct a n o th e r
u iui
| - -----th be
T he demands
H ills b o ro B a rg a in D«y"’_ on M «y f l , I tb e , preaent J “ *1 are
o f tools T hu rsd a y n ig h t was re- u
u
.
T lK ard , h l«h school fo r ir rig a tio n p o w e r are increasing
a ccordlng lo plnns announced by I H,ed« _ « ccordlng to the proposal. holds the rig h t to increase the price
G W enger,
head o f the p u b lic n o r t e d h v r „ r i
baseball
teams
w
ill
clash
at
H
ills
------
-
ra
th
e
r
r
a
p
id
ly
in
th
e *......-
W illa m e tte
porte
d
by
C
a
rl
Ham
el
o
f
P
o
rtla
n
d
o f th e bonds
(C ontinued on pave S. colum n 6 |
gPe a k in B d e p artm en t at P a c ific u n i-
boro at 3:30 p. m. F rid a y.
H ow a rd Hadley, c h a irm a n o f th©
v a lle y and it is a n ticip a te d th a t the
....
,
v e rs ity , and W a lte r S chultz, super- ro u te 2. E n tra nce was gained by
re ta il trades co m m itte e The event
fa rm e rs o f the T u a la tin v a lle y w ill
A lt hough th re u te n in g
w e a th e r in te n d e n t o f Gaston h ig h school, p ry in g a lo ck fro m the door.
is being planned os a n other de m ­
m ake m uch m ore use o f th is sched-
Tow nsend C lu b Meets Sunday
__
T h e ft o f tw o horses fro m his
caused the Easter m o rn in g sunrise T o p ic selected fo r the speeches is
o n s tra tio n th a t th e H ills b o ro m a r­
H ills b o ro Tow nsend O ld Age u ‘ e ‘ han has h e re to fo re been pos-
service to be held in the H ilh i the "C o u n ty U n it School System ." b a rn near O renco F rid a y n ig h t was
ket Is the center fo r q u a lity m«*r- i
______
_
_
____
Pension
c
lu
b
w
ill
meet
Sunday
at
j
sible.
M <
a u d ito riu m , a p p ro x im a te ly 60 local
Representatives o f th e va riou s re p o rte d to S h e riff C o n n e ll by M a r-
( hnndise n t reasonable prices.
R ecently the 8-10 o f one cent
,11
A ,1 ,1 1 I
'* 's,5,' ' n' s «“ ended
th e
services
high schools w ere selected bv e lim - tin Bernards. The team w a s 'fo u n d 2:30 P- m at ‘ he C h ris tia n ch u rch
As in the past the progrum w ill I
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V
(
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l
.
l
t
,1
1
z
A
l
l
l
l
l
l
t
l
l
■'•poriMircd by th e R o ta ry c lu b Sun
¡nation contests Beaverton won S a tu rda y m o rn in g fo u r m ile s south M atte rs o f im p orta n ce to clubs e v - ! w a te r heating ra te has been made
in clu d e the free d is trib u tio n o f !
o f the B ernards place, th e th ie v e s ; e rv w h e re w ill be presented w ith a v a ila b le fo r d a iry w a te r h e ating
*
l u l l
i j ” he *’n io n G ood F rid a y service the event last year.
g ifts fro m the room o f the ch am ber
P re lim in a rie s in the a n n u a l h a ll th ro w
fo r distance baseball held at the M eth o d ist ch u rch F ri
a p p a re n tly
h a v in g tu r n e d
t h e ; G eorge P. Sim m ons o f P o rtla n d ; purposes, Easter stated. M a n y fa rm -
of com m erce d u rin g the afte rn o o n W ashington co u n ty grade school th ro w fo r distance and baseball I day a fte rn o o n alio «'t’traVtTd^B
■-
« "w i
..
as speaker M em bers and frie n d s ers a rf a v a ilin g them selves o f th is
a n im a ls loose
E ve ry e ffo rt is being made to p ro ­ t tra ck and fie ld meet w ill be held th ro w fo r accuracy
attendance
IT in k
t\
1 ftflltp ll
i lo w o ff-p e a k rate.
George M Ladd was placed in I are urged to attend.
v id e fo r the convenience o f v is itin g F
rid a y at ..................
B eaverton and
Forest
...................
" J ..........
Class II: Boys u n d er 130 pounds
R. . .
W il
,
)
the
co
u
n
ty
ja
il
S
a
tu
rda
y
to
serve
e
w
e
ig
h
t
50-ynrd
dash.
75-
Square
C
osd
Z
i
r
tliir
J
h
i\hC
S
’.
T
shoppers.
G rove h ig li school a th le tic fie ld s in age
j J 12*76 days on a reckless d riv in g
,,rr h «’ «'Hvered the
F ina l contests w ill be conducted yard «lash. 220-yard relay, pole S ' “ 5.‘ £ ’ ' * P? ,„
co n victio n . Sentence was passed by
on the H ilh i fie ld M ay 4 w ith I va u lt, h ig h ju m p , broad ju m p und r ‘ ,
p
,
w b ‘ ,e K e v-
.__ ..
, fo r distance
_____
_ .
x,,t-
F rie n d s and re la tiv e s fro m a ll th e T ig a rd ju s tic e o f th e peace
H ills b o ro ns the d e fen d in g class A . baseball
th
ro
w
•
•
:
.
°*
‘
he
t
h
rtstia
n
b7Ai?s 11 ' ' f ’ h d f<|l n d 'r til|ni<re
a ch u rch lead th e assembly in p ra y e r sec,i" ns o f ‘ h e co u n ty crow ded co u rt.
in 1 ' . Z
w e l c h , ,S 4 n d :; , ' i
, ^ - • - " > al b h u n th c h o ir y unndPerraythe 1»“ ' ' ” ' " - d ‘ 8‘ ch u rc h here to over
cham pion and Gaston as 1934 t i l l
T h e ft o f 100 pounds o f a lfa lfa
h o ld e r in class B
in age w e ig h t 40-yard dash. 60- j d ire c tio n o f M rs. V. "w ” G a rd n e r {'n w in g S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n fo r the seed and 175 pounds o f c lo v e r seed
C ontestants fro m sm all schools
,da^
=-2(l-yard ^ e la y . .b a s k e t-I s m m jw ;, E a ste r''a n th em s w h ile 'C fu n e ra l o f F ra n k W ._Connell. prom'- fro m the d a iry b a rn Sunday n ig h t
A p p --------
ro x im a te ly 225 r e lie f case? o f the m en w ere sent to th e Wes-
„ F
- uneral services
...
, - fo r M rs , M a rv ’ wil1 com pete In the m o rn in g and b« ll th ro w fo r distance, baseba
H Nosier lead the congregational in e n t “ d “ a ■rym
—
y »«■».«
ugg «
iry m a an
n or
o f v C o o n n n n e e it ll station.
station. I I was
re p o rte d " by
D a vid n
Hagg
&
W ashinf
ashington co u n ty w ill be a f- ‘ ¡m be r cam P a" d th * o th er seven
I h llllp s 7(1 w h o (.led a, her those fro m the large In s titu tio n s ¡h io w fo r distance and baseball sin g in g Rev C harles Heed h o s ie r " o r th o f H ills b o ro , w ho died A p r il Sons a‘ R ee d ville .
in W
’Im ine in H ills b o ro F rid a y m o rn - d u rin g the a fternoon, a ccording to th ro w fo r accuracy
,md 1. C. K ra m le n w ere in c l u .r v ,. 17
J H H icks o f B eaverton rou te fected by I the clo sin g o f r u ra l re- ,o V a n co u ve r Barracks.
„«•u.,esdav R W W e il coun-
P ro je c t fo r general rep a irs at the
Illg , w ere conducted Sunday a fte r- plan announced. H illsb o ro , Forest
Ribbons w ill be a w arded fo r firs t, o f the event
*
Rev. Thom as Duncan o f the O r- 2 was arrested Tuesday on a charge lie f Wedne:
eha rman7 stated Vodav A ctio n , K in to n school was approved th is
noon
at
the
_D
onebon
S
e
w
e
ll
|
G
rove
and
‘
b
‘
rd
P
«
-
8
-
Reverends
Reed.
H
a
rry
D
o
w
n
e
y
w
'
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s
e
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”
ty
c
h
a
irm
a
’
ta ke n as a resu lt o f orders received
by , ‘ he state c o m m it ee. T he
chapel w ith Rev. C harles M. Reed at Forest s w h ile S. M arys. Ih’-av
«w arded pennants for f ‘ ‘ -
W ilson. Putnam sll„ g a vocal X . and M ^ d a m e s
o ffic ia tin g . B u ria l was n l th e F ir ,' iiin ln n r ii
fro m the state em ergency re lie f
'’ 8 ,,f° r 4?!!)nexp<!ndltui’e o t
com
m
ittee,
is
planned
to
a
llo
w
aPPr
°
x
tm
a te ly $1100.
L a w n cem etery.
erton nnd T ig a rd w ill com pete at
c lie n ts to o b tain seasonal e m p lo y -1 .
M a ry C. Hudson was
lio rn al Benverlon. S m a ll schools in the
M ounts Crossroads. T e n n , M av 23.! eastern p a rt o f
(he co u n ty arc
ment.
1881. and
was m a rrie d to j B scheduled fo r the B eaverton fie ld
Persons liste d on the co u n ty re ­
C o u n ty ja m bo re e o f th e A m e ri­
P h illip s at the same place M av 18. and those in the w estern p a rt of
lie f ro lls fro m th e H ills b o ro . F o r­
can Leg io n and A u x ilia r y w ill be
G rove in clu d e Eugene Bowm an. It a p o rtio n o f the service, a large
1882. T he couple «pent the e a rly the co u n ty a t Forest Grove.
In
te
rm
e
n
t
was
in
F
ir
L
a
w
n
cem
­
est G rove, C o rn e liu s and B e a ve r­
n u m b e r o f people attended th rough
held in the h ig h school a u d ito riu m
p a rt o f th e ir m a rrie d life in T en-
C ontestants In the tw o classe J. Hans, George Ray and Lee B a r- tli(* e n tire period. The service was etery.
E re ctio n o f a 100-fo o t w a te r to w ­
at B anks F rid a y n ig h t. T h is in ­ to n area and the eastern p o rtio n of
nessee, Illin o is n n d
W ashington de term in e d by size o f schools are ’ P“ “ 1 iln d ‘ huse nt B eaverton w ill the f ifs t sueh u n io n m eeting ever
n t ty
w ill ‘ n o t be dropped fro m er to p ro v id e pressure fo r th e fire
cludes le g io n n aire s and a u x ilia r y co
^ u n,
y hW"
" B u llis, M a x w e ll D. Lewis, held locally.
and came to O regon, s e ttlin g in d ivid e d In to fo u r groups a ccording
m em bers fro m a ll the posts o f the re eI ’ he Sald’ T o ,a l ° i
p ro te c tio n s p rin k le r system at thp
a n d L. A.
W ashington co u n ty, in the s p rin g to size and age. Each school is en- M e lv in V anderm ost
, n lln lv
i~ » ‘ » ui me r e lie f cases w e re recorded a t the R a y -M a lin g ca n n ery jta rte d th is
o f 1988 T hey had made th e ir home title d to tw o contestants in each ‘ " lo d ln g C o m m itte e in charge o f
M e m o ria l d a v
co m m itte e ap i cnd o f
h " ° f ‘ .hh Se W" ‘ bC week. G ird e rs fo r th e to w e r are
in H ills b o ro m ore th a n 12 years.
o f the p re lim in a ry events and each *h,c «vent includes Lee B a rn u m o f;
p o in ted at the local post m eetm g I re ’ ,nvest,Katcd d u r,n K the sum m er’ n o w b e in g p u t in place and w hen
contestant
m
ay
p
a
rtic
ip
a
te
in
fo
u
r
A
lo
h
a
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u
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pleted w ill be
ounted by
Deceased is s u rv iv e d b y t h e
Pasture crass meet in c fo r 4-H Tuesday n ig h t -----------
in clu d e s Joe
i W e il also stated
t th a t he d id not com
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c lu b m em bers w h ic h wa? o r ig in a l”
K ^ ’d in g e r and L. J M e r- a n tlc £ p A th e < f?.0* ? * ° L any o f a 150.000 g a llo n tank,
w id o w e r, th re e sons, W illia m T , events, not m ore than th re e o f $,r F, ’ «, A G ooding o f Sherwood,
w
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ich
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events.
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f
Forest
G
rove
and
scheduled fo r last S a tu rd a y w i" l l i r ‘ "
' SE R A Dr° ieCtS " ° W U" d e r w a v
Sam uel E. and J n lf II . and one
F ra m e w o rk fo r ,h
the “ fir s t flo o r o f
Nosier o f H illsb o ro ,
u n til th e ir com pletion.
daughter. Mrs. A. K. Pickens, a ll dents w in n in g firs t a n d second 1 ”
the ne w warehouse b u ild in g at the
Mrs. Je n n ie Adams, 77. o f N o rth held th is S a tu rda y at 10 a. m. on
o f H illib o ro . T hre e g ra n d ch ild re n , places In the p re lim in a ry contests
P lains died W ednesday a t S a le iii ¡lie t lu e r b e r '“ fa rm o n e -h a lf " m il e I L I e ’s a n d H o w e ’« S to re s
Persons needing h e lp on th e ir ca n n ery has been constructed and
fo u r sisters and tw o brothers also w ill he e lig ib le to en ter the fin a ls A r m o r y B u ild in g P r o g r a m
fo llo w in g an illn e ss o f n e a rly fo u r west o f the H e lve tia school ae
M o v e d to S e o o n J A
farm s o r fo r o th e r purposes a r j w o rk is progressing ra p id ly
Events planned are as fo llo w s:
"
m onths F uneral arrangem ents w ill ; co rd in g to I. E
F rancis assistant
lid ? ® Stax. - 7 ^
® , ,,e n U e asked bv W e il ,o caI1 ‘ he c o u n ty
S ta r, o o f f the
su rv iv e .
the astxiragus
asparagus na
pa ckin g
Class I: Boys 130 pounds o r o ve r
“ r e p a r e d by G u a r d G r o u p he under the d ire c tio n o f D onel- co u n tv agent.
assistant
8
’ ‘ » « « n d H o w e . e m p lo ym e n t o ffic e
at
H ills b o ro
is expected in about 10
She was n life long m em ber o f
In
age
w
e
ig
h
t
-50-yard
dash,
100
Proposals
fo
r
an
a
rm
o
ry
b
u
ild
in
g
son A S ew ell, b u t date fo r the
E R. Jackm an,
e xtension agron- new l ^ a ,onP o X u ™ ¡e c ^ n d th.e.'.r i ’I ? 31 Requests fo r w o rk e rs w ill be daY’
the M eth o d ist ch u rch
ya rd dash. 440-yard relay,
pole program fo r the state have been services have n o t been set.
<
....
omist, w ill be present at the m eet-
va u lt, h ig h Jump, broad Jum p and fo rm u la te d by the N a tio n a l G uard
F arm Body Meets Friday
Mrs. Adam s was born in Boston, 1 in g nnd w ill discuss the uses o f th<‘
S , ™ » « “ " ” » •» «
»" - m !
H a u lin g P e rm it G ranted
e ig h t-p o u n d shot.
association o f O regon
A rm o rie s M ass, O ctober 30. 1858, nnd hart 13 d iffe re n t pasture grasses w h ich ? h Ä , h " Ä r S i S 2 TO5
Delegates fro m the various fa rm
Log h a u lin g p e rm it was issued to
Class I: G irls 115 pounds o r over w o u ld be b u ilt in 10 O regon cities OU uab N o rth p,la ,ms to r 14 years. are in the e x p e rim e n ta l plots A n v
J C. P a tric k S a tu rd a y by the co u n ­ In age w e ig h t -50-yard dash. 75- j in c lu d in g H ills b o ro
nnd
Forest She had no s u rv iv in g relative s, h e r fa rm e rs interested in th is w o rk
ty court.
ya rd dash, 220-yard re la y, b a s k e t-, G rove u n d er the plnn.
husband h a vin g d ie d last year
1 are w elcom e to a ttend the m eeting
m acy and Eve's B eauty shop.
Washington county. Thirty-seven1 Hillsboro.
l>een com pelled
B f“
to
,.r m Z ^ i n
a r w grade
S d l « school
iX J
o i'.viti..<
f th 7 ?
a lrea d y « » n p la iiit. was handed do w n F n d™,r i" t s n e and
xt ye
) local
inda and a lt o f , y
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A c tio n against the defendants in I * r m ’ b,,“ nd 8 w ,,m an wil1 b* h ir « 1
c I o m
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d u ty and
^* and
u :. b ir th and
tn e c ' ity
o f his
!‘ cauod
te r aUendcd
o,leges
at
Lausanne and Berne, m a jo rin g in
s
2
Ä 5-H S 5 S
B oys A rrested
for Vandalism
G range Plans
Power Session
W ilson River
Road Planned
Farm Pow er
Rate A m en d ed
I
I
K J
«-»lDCiTy l^Oilll DODOS
May Be Exchanged
4)
Rotary Plans
S p eech M eet
automobi,e County Track Meet
D
w • •
at Beaverton rndav
Bargain Day Event
to be Held May 11
l
j I »
Conducted Here
G rade S tudents o f C ounty
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^/|ppr
iV lttl
Buried Saturday
C ounty Rural R elief Program
to be Closed N e x t W ed n esd ay
Last Rites Sunday
for Mrs. Phillips
4
A
Legion Jamboree
at Banks Friday
lyjfxj I Ail-mi«; s L/ItJ»
Wednesday at Salem
Pasture Meeting
Set for Saturday
High Water Tower
Built at Cannery