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Hilhi Cindermen Start Training 35 Lettermen Return for Meet Events 4 SPORTS Thirty-five Hillsboro high school tracksters and would-be cindermen ansxvered Coach Alvin Bogues first tryout call Monday and managed tn shake off a little winter inactivity as they jaunted around the Hilhi track. Seven track lettermen were among the starting crew. They are Bill Foelker and Gene Newberry, going out for dashes; Sterling Naught, discuss and shot-put; Ed Leadership in the National and Wells, javelin; Preston Drake and Sid Seymour, distance runs. and Washington County keglmg loops were "gone with the wind'' of hurri Dick Martin, pole vault. bowling this week as second Timing of initial tryouts was a cane demonstration of rusty joints, ac place teams smashed pin triangles cording to Coach Bogue, but a num for clean-sweep victories. ber of promising recruits were al- ( P G E. took the limelight in the ready cutting down the speed of the National circuit bv blanking las: Ftop-watch second hand as ensuing week's top place Loomis Fuel team. field sessions loosened them up n 749-711. 774-596 and 787-731. to take a two-game lead over the f irmer Tuesday and Wednesday. On the east end of the Hilhi field, bracket claimants. A like demon meanwhile. Coach Hughes has had . stration of keglmg skill by Cate iiia baseball gang going through Motormen in the County league their traces. A few practice games booted the Al's Oasis crew down to have been played. Selection of a second place and hoisted the three- squad of 20 men from the 45 who win squad from Forest Grove to the ■093. 831-668 and turned out will be made Friday. । top. Scores were 708-660 Hughes announced this week. Independent Fuelmen in the American circuit whitewashed the I cellar-dwelling Halvorson five. 810- 690. 734-718 and 763-703. to take the i second place berth formerly held by the up-and-coming Fixit Shop gang A win of three straight over the C C. store jumped Oregonian tossers into a second-place tie with their opponents of the week in the City league. Oakes grocery bowlers took the Eight clubs will this year be in cluded in the Tualatin Valley base odd game against Hanks five to ball league, it was announced here demand even rating for second place Sunday by "Jerry" Fry on his re in the Grocers league. Clem's turn from a league organization Juniors advanced into a second- meeting in Portland The teams will place tie in the Ladies' league bv be Dairy Creek xvhich Frv sponsors. blanking the top place Bluebird's Forest Grove. Verboort Hast season and all teams in the County Ladies champs». Gaston. Banks. Yamhill. league split wins and losse: Carlton and Sauvies Island. w. Bun Huson of Hillsboro, recently In<iependent Fuel elected vice-president of the league, Fixit Shop 16 .S3 was unable to attend the meeting Halvorson Motor 9 because of practice session with his W. Pct Legion Juniors. About 23 boys turn Clem** 19 .633 ed out here Sunday for an initial warm-up. Huson said. Another Part ime Legion junior session has been call ed for Saturday. Bluebirds The Tualatin Valley league sched ule. not yet completely framed, will Clem's Juniors call for the first round of games on Pharmacy w Sunday. April 14. Clean Sweeps Topple Pin Leaderships Tualatin Valley Loop io Include ■ Eight Teams Unusual Picture Subjects are Sought Ideal F> <»d B. and P. w. IS An opportunity for Washingt on county citizens to secure nation Ideal 16 .467 wide advertisement for their home w. communities and people was seen here this week in a letter received by Leon S. Davis, chamber of com merce secretary, from the C. A. Bungalow Flowers W Grimm film company in Los Angel es. The company is in search of un Al’« Oa»is 16 usual items suitable for picture Farmers’ Market 13 taking—unusual people, occupations, K. vf C. hobbies, animals, plant life or other oddities. Meekers Are Hosts Mr. and Mrs. George Meeker were hosts Friday night at their home LEARN TO BOWL! Alleys open to the public Satur in Portland for the monthly social of the Mountain Top Christian En days and Sundays and every deavor. Seventeen from here were afternoon. entertained with Chinese checkers Instruction and hearty co-operatlo( and party games. An Italian sup offered the beginner per was servd. CLEM’S PLACE Argus Classified Ads Pay THXSE LOW PRICES EPSOM LISTERINE « lbs. 29c TOOTH »ASTI LUX or LIFEBUOY SOAP tubes m SPECIAL. Tone up fur spring. COLGATE'S Watches or Clocks Guaranteed Time Keep'i. pv O J 50c Ora Ie ne ANTISEPTIC and 35c Dr. West TOOTH BRUSH 100 Tablets Only 59c 59c Attention! HILLSBORO PHARMACY PALM DRUG STORE DELTA DRUG STORE Hillsboro Gunmen Drop Corbett Club The Bl HI ANY CEDAR MILUS Bethany Baptist church and the Belh.mx Presbyterian church w ill HELVETIA Helvetia Mountain- e Switzer Verein and the Hol r Iliuc Economic-. Mi Arthur Schul/. mg i PUD meeting at liehet Initial Plans For Softball WOULD YOU MISS YOUR RADIO ... DOUGLASS RADIO SERVICE Benefit Social, Smoker Friday North Plains P.-T. A. io Meet Next Tuesday FALSE TEETH With Yours? Demonstration To Feature Opening Grogan Wins, Loses In AAU Ring Tries TOO LOOSE? Can Be Refit in 1 Day BROKEN? Repaired in 4 Hours. Gum Color Plate Mioland May Race On Tanforan Track W rd has reached San Francisco and circulated among track fans at Tanforan. which opened its spring meeting Friday, that Mioland. recent Santa Anita winner, may be seen there in a major race for three-year- olds before being shipped off to the Kentucky derby. Bred and raised on the H W. Ray farm near Orenco. Mioland is con sidered by his owner. Charles S. Howard, as a worthy traveling com panion for other flyers from his -'able, notably Seabiscuit and Kayak Tillman will act as hos given in W. B. A hall Friday aft- emoon. ALOHA—Ted Nault's boat was equipped with a 54-horse power outboard motor which drove the remedying the mistake by substitut ing a smaller motor. O. R Rector is moving into his new house which he recently built Hi ■ i deputy sheriff of Multnomah county. Mrs. Maria Jackson Honored on Sunday Dr. Abrams the beaten NORTH The children want ads, the established of Mrs Maria Jackson honored her on Sunday with a pot-luck dinner in honor her eighty-second birthday anniversary Present were Mr an I Mrs E W Haas of Sheri dan. Mr. and Mrs Chester Merril and Jack of Hillsboro. Mr and Mr- Stanley Hahn. Mr and Mrs Clyde Lincoln Mr. and Mrs F W Raffety and Arleta, Mr and Mrs F W Jackson. Mr and Mrs. Ray Jack- son and John and Charles Gardner. In the afternoon Mrs Henry Melte- beke and children called. Hillsboro. Oregon 44? wonder D ome is the talk of HILLSBORO MOTORISTS! /ri the smhe of St. Patrick's Day in Hillsboro brought out its generous share of green ties and shamrocks, but in Fullerton. Cal . where the Portland Beavers are in training a former Hillsboroan topped the list of "loyal Irishmen." Orin Davis, one of the up-and- coming juruors on the Beaver wait ing list, joined other youngster members of the club in recognizing the sainted Irisher by appearing on the practice field decked out in vivid green coat reaching nearly to his knees. SALTS 26c g bars 20c PÀBLUM 50c ,i„ 43c HAND LOTION 31c PURSÀNG TONIC 3 bottles $9-75 SHAVE CREAM 2 lub„ 26c Track Meet Slate Drafted; Baseball Sked Rejected Help your < orrrwpomlrnt semi m rally ropy Sopir I ilday or Satui day if possible. P. U. D. Meeting Churches Plan Easier Programs Helvetia Hall Tuesday Nighi Lonesome? Hillsboro' 1 rifle team marks gram includes moving pietui and some i men k pt on top the heap in Colum yone is mx it< bia-Willamette Rifle tournament number' embracing the league and competition Friday by blasting the hools in Y imlull and Col- bullseye for an 86.5-818 win over umb i counties wo drafted Tuesday Corbett Forest Grove gunmen hold the Christian Endeavor me< night bv coaches and athletic of- the Helvetia Reformed china mdix idual dax night, at w hich 26 young i-iball schedule wa- drawn were in attendance Plan teams entered in T Y V competition Hillsboro. For- slightly beaten by one member of the visiting club. Dooley, who earn and ed a tolal of 181 point- With a squad at 8 o'clock Rex OH will of Hillsboro's softball but inasmuch the considerabbly thinned out bv flu. hi? experience? .is a missionary near May 1 were dis slate called for only four games per Africa Holy Communion xx ill meeting this week of team it was not deemed aceptable observed at the II o'clock serx leaders and a possibil and further planning to work out a Oregon Rifle club. 799 to 789 Con- Sunday morning and the publi nell> and Houguez cracked down on invited the two top spots. sors might be called rdmg to Paul Hughe Mixa Berger Honored night, according to Fr Hilhi coach Miss Hulda Berger was b. Ihe softball board elected Doane range Friday for a return match A conimi IF IT QUIT PLAYING hairman. Ray Dillon as director and with that club while No 2 team en p. Schukart as eommi.??ioner in football to launch the coming tertains Rose City Legion post on the Elmer Gurber home Mi Gurber. Mi- Hulda TONIGHT? idskeeper. In addition, t. J pigskin season xvas appointed The Mrs. Roland Hornecker wet Starr was named secretary committee xx ill report its recom- hostesses to twenty guesls Jack Searcy treasur . of the or- be called >n’t take chanceN! Berger returned r n itiön Duties i conneetion later. Louis. Mo. where set checked now its with softball league management Tilt K lay mg a .special course in anacsthe- a will be divided among the five April 5 Tri-meet between Hills- .serious trouble c; 161 lux ite < ominunilx men. Doane said b. i Forest Groxeand McMinnville 161 failure. Cliff Knickerbocker of McMinn at Hillsboro Hu ISO an invitation to their home commu ville. president of the state softball April 12 Dual meet between XX Hlbb. nity to attend the Court of Honor Modern association, will be here for the meeting at Hillsboro March 28 The seaon opening program and an in April 17 T troop members plan to be there 100 of Experience vitation to participate in the pro- per cent as it is "Helvetia Night" gram is being sent to Dwight Ad Beaverton. Moderate Co»t and they would like to see tli.it ams. state secretary. April 20—T Y V league meet at C.n nelly their home folks are interested m Fourteen team captains and spon XI sors have requested inclusion m Hillsboro, Lose (kerne to Bethany K 1«: the loop this year and it Minneille io Helvetia basketball t that another four teams will be April 27 Invitational meet Bethany their home sponsored to form an even 20-mem Scappoose Hillsboro. Scappt at the Cedar MUI soon to boy ill that day go on sale at one dollar each, are County elimination tour Mead won high s Mrs IMxidson Honored with Nrlfridge I unlturr < o. to be presented to school board nament at Hillsboro Mrs J May 11—District mee members and to cash sponsors of ‘hone 21 Hillsboro Beaver- Rubber stamps and office sup ed with surprise party the project which gave the high ton. ies Hillsboro Argus home Sunday when it school field lights. Hillsboro's may gathered to or is also to be presented with a anniversary ■ ent were Mr and complimentary pass. Doane said Mrs Robert Davidson and chil Iren, From previous experience with Mai A and William Davidson games on the Hilhi field, it is known of Portland Mr and Mrs J E Da- approximately costs may be vidson and daughter Luvll.i < f Wil expected for a season's play tinder NORTH PLAINS The Paren lamina and Mi? Herb Schram Bet the lights. Doane said this week, Teachers association will meet Tue ty Jean. Lila May and John Schram and a budget has been drawn up to BUXTON A boxing smoker and afternoon in the recreation of Vernonia and Mr and Mi Da conform with contemplated ex pie social will be given for the hall. Nominating committee will vidson. penses. benefit of the softball club in the its report. grange hall ti omorrow 1 at LaVelle Jackson, junior at 8pm Bouts s will be follows: Delmar Bellish vs Henry Reppeto; >n with her parents Mr. Erling Kummer vs Harold Peter- and Mrs Merritt Jackson. son: Roger Scofield vs Charles R M nlane of Kulm, X D. Pratt; Norman Peterson s Bud been visiting at the W M Wil- Demonstration of one of the next Eddie Grogan. Hillsboro, waded Williams; Elza Cearley v: Delmar km home 1940 Oldsmobile? with "hydromala Bellish. Ladies are asked o bring through his first obstacle in the Mr. and Mrs W Wicneckc spent drive will feature the formal open welcome. Ad- Sunday at Albany visiting AAU elimination matches at Mult pies Everybody i mg Saturday March 23. of the ne ■ nomah club Monday but did not mission is free. Christener and family Washington County Motoi . lot ,m Mr and Mrs Joe R -s and Evelvn come back for a third round in his There will be an Easter holiday the highway at Hillsbori Yuur Old second match. Competing in the of Portland visited Mr md Mrs N this year at the North Plains grade limits, according to E. school. 146-p<>und class. Grogan scored a Used in a New Mr. and Mrs w Wienecke and technical knockout in the first Portland is spending the week with The new an I used ear lot 1‘lso Monday to at- 'i acre of ground and i in round over his first opponent. Ev her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. N. Bessie tend he funeral of Barbara Pet- with a 30x46 foot erett Adams of Portland. A country will be year old gran Idaugliter of The tables xvere turned in Gro- held in the W B. A hall March 23 Mrs Lizzie Carter Mrs Carter is gan's second ring H oppon- Mr and Mr? Fred Stowell ol Mrs Wieneckes sister. will be handled by ent. listed only as Buckley, was Ryderwood. Wash , visited 5 - O. Rosemary. Cordelia and Billy A few feature of the Oil declared winner by a technical H Stowell and Mr. and Mrs. Wilkin were among the class con "hydro-matic drive." Morie Constili me without knockout at the end < f the second Charles Pratt Saturday firmed at the Reformed church at round. Another Hillsboro lad. Ted Mr. and Mr.-. Charles Downing Helvetia Sunday. Rose, was eliminated by a techni have remodeled an.I redecorated the pedal on the fluor and no cal knockout in the second round interior of their house to wear out of a match in the 135-pound class. Orin Davis Dons Green for Si. Patrick on Drugs and Sundries In addition you have the advantage of our charge and personal service. We handle onlj- the BEST IN DRUGS! BOTH FOR Timi -day. 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