H IL L S B O K O
Thui'siluv. N ovem ber 19, l'.UUi
A KG U S , Il I L L S B O R O , O R E G O N
T illa m o o k E le v e n P lay s H e re F rid a y ; G ro v e O p p o n e n ts o n T u r k e y D a y
Hilhi, Vikings
to Battle Here
on Turkey Day
(C o n tin u e d fro m p a s e O
w ith a com bination of W ahncr and
K etcham altern atin g at fullback
w ill give the Vikings a good m any
bad moments. C om parison of the
tw o lines finds them about equal
In w eight w ith the advantage going
to Hilhi. although th e V ikings have
a couple of husky tackles.
Scoring plays of th e tw o team s
tire different, th e Blue and W hite
scoring mostly on line plays w hile
th e V ikings have scored on end
runs. To meet the V iking threat.
Hilhi has tw o v eteran ends. M ohr
and Howell, backed by W ahncr
w hich, so far. has proved a hard
com bination to crack for team s
using end plays.
C om parative scores show H ills­
boro losing to M cM innville 13-7
w hile the Vikings went down 32-13
A nother com parative score is w ith
Vernonia, that team defeating both
the rivals The Hilhi score was
7-6 w hile th e V ikings lost 18-6.
H illsboro defeated T igard 24-6:
St. Helens 6-0: B eaverton 12 - 0.
W hile the V ikings won from T i­
gard 7-6: B eaverton 24-0. and St
Helen« 13-0. O ther team« d e fe -’ed
by Hilhi. but not played by F o r­
est Grove, are R ainier 19-0. and
the Jefferson high school Ram blers
of P ortland 19-0.
Tillam ook F rid ay
F riday the Blue and W hite will
meet th eir old rivals from t h e
coast. Tillam ook, one of the stro n g ­
est team s of the district. The game
will be played here in th e a fte r­
noon.
The “C heescm akers'' have d e ­
veloped an exceptionally fast back-
field which prom ises a lot of trouble
for the Blue and W hite. Both lines,
how ever, are about equal.
However, as in th e past, th e
b a ttle n ever runs according to
com parative s c o r e s .
W henever
the team s have met before, a b a t­
tle royal has ensued. This year's
B lue and W hite team has th e pop­
u larity of playing th e best gam e
against the stiffest opposition. The
h ard er the game, the b etter ac­
count Hilhi gives.
This, coupled w ith other fea­
tures. is expected to give Hilhi
the breaks in the game Fridav a ft­
ernoon. Last year, in th e game at
Tillam ook, t h c
"Cheesem akers"
m anaged to th ru st across an a t­
tack w hich resulted in a to u ch ­
down in the th ird quarter, the
only score made d u rin g th e game.
The only com parative score be­
tw een the tw o team s is in the
M cM innville games. H illsboro los­
ing to M cM innville w hile t h e
•'Cheesem akers" won by 26-6.
Two-Countv ✓ School
League Completed
Schedule has been Grawn and
plans com pleted for a join t W ash­
ington-C olum bia countv high school
athletic league to include football,
basketball and track, it was a n ­
nounced this week by B M Good­
man. high school coach. The league
probably will function this y ear on
basketball and track.
Several m onths of planning by
th e various schools involved, p re ­
ceded the final plans. U nder t h e
arrangem ent. 11 team s of nearly
equal caliber will be able to p re ­
sent a first class athletic program
to the fans nine m onths out of th e
year.
U nder the rules each team in th e
loop will play four m em ber team ?
from each county, m aking an eight-
game conference, and bookings will
ro tate so that no tw o schools will
miss m ore than one y ear in tw o
w ithout m eeting, it is pointed out
O fficers elected include J. A ustin
St. Helens, president; B. M. Good­
man. Hillsboro, vice-president and
Ira T ucker. C latskanie, secretary-
treasurer.
Schools w hich it is expected w ill
be included in the league are H ills­
boro.
Forest Grove. B eaverton.
Sherw ood, Tigard. St M ary's in
W ashington county and Vernonia.
St. Helens. Rainier. C latskanie and
Scappoose in C olum bia county.
The executive com m ittee met at
Five team s
in tw o
bow ling
S(. Helens on N ovem ber 9 and leagues w ere tied for first place
form ulated the follow ing league a fter th e play this week Because
basketball schedule for th e com ­ of A rm istice day. players in th e
ing year.
C om m ercial league took the day off
Dots represent w here gam e is to and w ill m ake u p th eir schedule
be played. February 2. m arks b e ­ later.
ginning of second round Point of
In th e N ational league. B ristol's
1 play reverses w ith th e second and C h evrolet a re tied for first
round.
place w ith 12 games won by each
D ecem ber la F eb ru ary 2 H ills­ out of the 21 F ix it Shop. Royal
boro - C latskanie*, V ernonia - St. Soda and O akes G rocery tied in
Mary's*. Forest
G rove - Rainier*. the A m erican league w ith 12 w ins
Scappoose-T igard’. St H elens-Sher- each.
weod*. I B eaverton byl.
High average scores in th e v a r­
D ecem ber 18. F eb ru ary 5 —C lat- ious leagues follow: A m erican: F.
skanie-St M ary '-’. V ernonia-F or- Coin. 134. W Hughes. 134: B Ply-
e-t Q roe« ’ Rain . r-T tg a .-. Scap ■ -..ite. 133: V Sm ith. 133: H. K u rat-
poose-Sherw ood’ . St. H elens-Beav- j li. 152: L. Oakes. 152. C ity: R. Dil-
ert i'.*. 'H illsb o ro b y '.
u. 184. C erev. 181: W G oetter,
Jan u a ry a. F eb ru ary 9 ’ Forest ’.SO: H Ireland. 179. H Rehse.
! G rove-C latskanie. ’ V ern o n ia-T ig ­ 177. J Coe. 177 N a tio n a l N S tan -
ard.
* R ainier-Sherw ood.
’S cap­ L-el. 163; J Sm ith. 163; W Bergen.
poose-Beaverton. ’St. H elens-H ills- 1
J Rushlow. 153; Loveletle. 152
C annery: M Senko. 159; M cDon­
boro. iS t M ary’s b y '.
Jan u a ry 8. F eb ru ary 12 C la t­ ald 150: W Betzor. 150: B V an-
skanie - T ig ard . V ernonia - S h er- Dyck. 149 A V anG runsven, 146.
woed*. R ainier-B eaverton . Scan-
High in d iv id u al scores for the
poose-Hillsboro*. St. H elens’- St w eek w ere m ade by D Auld. 202.
Mary 's. I Forest G rove b y
A m erican: J P atterson. 239. C ity;
Ja n u a ry 12. F eb ru ary Its—’C la t­ ,1 Rushlow. 200. N ational: M S en ­
skanie-Sherw ood.
V ernonia-B eav­ ko. 206. C annery: E. W illiams. 96.
erton. ’ R ainier - H illsboro
’ St. women Prize leaders for th e week
M arv’s- Scappoose. 'F o re st G rove- rem ained th e sam e w hile Jo e P a t­
St. Helens. T igard b y '.
terson won th e P erfection cake.
Jan u a ry 13. F ebruary 19— St
league S ta n d in g s
Mary s-Sherwood*. Forest G rove- Com m e rc ia l—
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Hillsboro. ’S herw ood-Forest Grove. H P a o s rn tim
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•B eaverton-St Mary's. V ernonia-
Scappoose. ’C latskanie-S t. Helens,
Suitor: ’"How a re you. my little
iR ain ier by).
m an—and w here is yo u r sister.
Jimmy'.”’
Jim m y: "She ju st ran upstair, 5 to
change rings w hen she saw you
Five Bowling
Teams Tied
Six Teams Already
Placed in League
I.ir e n s e s
’ Edgar Jam es Elliott and Hate
M aurin. P ortland. N ovem ber 13.
C arl W illiam Johnson and Marie-
Leona A nderson, both of T igard
ro u te 1. N ovem ber 14
Lee S. C aulfield and Lila May
C onant. Vernonia. N ovem ber 14.
I TURKEYS
news
em bership
V erne M cKinney, the C ounty T reasurer. in Hillsboro, ih- ...........f
‘
Joan and Betty B atelielar. Norma Jo M
h n T horn b u rg h
| Oregon. Interest o n M ic h w arran ts | w«.hl«ai.>n.
t h » t M .-m ln y , n»- - i '
D uxbury. G loria I.arson
D onne
Team C aptains J im Wells, Dr
F -elker.
Mary
J a n e D uxbury,
em
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.1, 1936
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Flam e B arber and Betty Gulley, Ralph Mills
MAUD W BOSCOW. I ounly ............. . mu-....... ..... ..... i -
w ith M arjorie D uxbury as pianist.
H andicap
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violin sohys by Miss E sther Wicks,
m u n i: m
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w ith Mr- 1 y man Howe as accom ­ Busch.
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Jam es, hum orous skit in costum e by SIC Mills.
i<-i th e ('« H in ty o f \ V h x I h i i h I«» ii
h i U h » M m I I c i o f Un» I - I m U» o f < > • «» M
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t-mhly singing w ith Mrs Sowell
( \ l I K > K U I K K XN I S
N o lle « » h
ln c » » b y i t i v c n
lim i I h r
L *c«
at the piano, and banjo selections
All
County
Htxid
bund
W
arrants
pay
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at
tin*
office
of
If you change y o u r nddrejw kind -
by Way no Nickeson Mrs Agnes of W ashington 1 o iin h ih e g o n , en |||x , ,i„. , , Ut. ,,f ,
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u, jy notify tho A rg u ì d irect and ¿it
Brown, chairm an of the com m ittee, dorsed “not pant for w a n t o f
hax fiir»i in-icin in i I no»i a *
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presided d u ring the program .
funds'* on or before A pril 7. HKhi. Vom»i Mini Itcpoii in ih# c<mm> i omi nf once.
n
Baskets of chrysanthem um s am t'
candles decorated the tem ple lo o m '
and refresh m en t tables.
46
A large crow d atten d ed the homo
com ing and roll-call m eeting of
Phoenicia Tem ple. P y th ian Sisters
at th e K 1’ ball Friday night, w ith
m em bers present from th e Tem ples
at G aston. Forest G rove and North
P lains The T em ple voted a $5
m em bership in th e Red Cross.
Mrs Mabel K rah m er spoke for
Lakeview T em ple of Gaston. M rs
F lorence H olroyd. most excellent
chief of Delphi Tempio, brought
g reetings from Forest G ro \e and
ex ten d ed an in v itatio n to H illsboro.
G aston and N orth P lains to a!lend
th e ir hom ecom ing m eeting on Wed
nesday night. D ecem ber 9. b eg in ­
n in g w ith a pot luck d in n e r at 6 30
and P ast G rand C hief Hn.-.el Hot
lenbeck of
F riendship
T em ple
brought greetings from N orth Plain
and extended an invitation to a t ­
ten d th e T em ple bazaar on Satin
day night.
The program follow ing Templi-
m eeting consisted of dance num bers
coming."—Ex.
P lease sen d in
Second m eeting of th e W ashing­
ton C ounty B asketball league was to th e A rgus.
held in th e offices of Dr. A bram s
last M ondav night and an o th er
m eeting w ill b e held this coming
M onday in th e sam e place at 8 p.
m.
Six team s w ere represented and
much enthusiasm was show n by
those atten d in g after learn in g th at
th e league will be conducted w ith ­
out predjudice being show n to any
one team.
The tem p o rary program of co n ­
ducting th e league was explained
by Dr. A bram s, and th e an n o u n ce­
m ent was m ade that trophies w ould
be presented to the tw o to p team s
and ifidividual players.
D irectors of this league are v ery
anxious to have as m any learn s as
possible entered. It was :nso sug­
gested th at an all star team m ight
be chosen at th e end of th e league's
playing tim e and en tered in th e
state tournam ent.
The team s so far represented
are Orenco, Bank - B eaverton. F o r­
est G rove and Hillsboro. P o ssib il­
ities to en ter are Gaston. C arlton.
Cornelius. Sherw ood. T igard and
Newberg. A ny other« interested
should have a rep resen tativ e th ere
M onday night.
M a r r ia g e
Homecoming
Drams Large
Crowd Friday
Name Committees
lor Forest Hills
Aunt M .ittie has been b a k ­
ing n u r B read since she
cam e to visit us. Don't say
nothin' but can't we go back
Io tin- New lliim e llakerv
U n-ail."
S a tu r d a y S p e c ia ls
Add
Bright
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Children
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w ant to he sure of th e best in all tin- things th at go" with
it. We have them a ll— H ighest Q u ality — and at prives
th a t m ean real savings.
HERE TH EY ARE !
P rices Effective F riday. S aturday and .Monday — .Nov. 20, 21 ami 23
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