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I1ILU8BORO ARGUS, HILLSBORO, OREGON
Page Four
Planning Dinner
Menus Problem
Of Food Balance
WILLKIE RIDES BOOM
Oil Would Make It Hot for Americas
Whoozinit
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs
John Laurs were Mr. and Mrs Al
Krenz of Aberdeen. Wash. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Laurs of Portland, and
Mr. and Mrs Carl Hale and Mr
and Mrs Edgar Laurs of Willam
ette.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C Broadbent of
Attend Annivesary—
Bellingham. Wash., will arrive Sat
Mr and Mrs. Otto Schneider and urday for a week-end visit with
son Ellard of Rosedale and Mr and Mr-„Broadbent's brother-in-law and
Mrs Herb Schneider and daughter sister. Mr. aTi8 Mrs W. L. Henry.
Shirley of Hillsboro attended the Mr. and Mrs. Broadbent are i n
26th wedding anniversary of Mr r tWe to Saw^Jose. Cal. where he
and Mrs. A. Schneider of Dalia: | will attend summer school.
Sunday.
Misses June Gifford. Dorothy
Pizer. Beverly Hedinger and Ken
__
Ed Foster of Poca- neth George. Jack Petrovich and
DelK Idaho. l?ft Wednesday after a Robert George spent the week-end
three-day visit with Mr. and Mrs. at Rockaway.
J. T. Foster, brother and sister-in-
Marriage license was granted at
law of Ed. Foster.
Vancouver last week to Harry G.
Hall of Vernonia and Marie Man
■Attends Reunion—
Mrs C. H. Nosier attended a fam ning of Hillsboro.
ily reunion of the Cole family Sun
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Kramnn and
day on the Molalla river near Can Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Halvorson re
by.
turned Sunday evening fr .m a sev
Dorcas Club Entertained—
eral days trip to Victoria. B. C.
Mrs. L. B Starr entertained the
Mr. and Mrs A. L Jansen were
Dorcas club Thursday night. June 6. week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. S. W. Melhuish and Mrs. Guy Hugh Whistler at their cottage at
Paine were assisting hostesses.
Cannon Beach.
Dillon Sanders of Ciov e r d a 1 e
Harry Wojahn returned Sunday to spent several days last week with
Wilson
Ttjlor and attended the
Monmouth, where he is attending
Rose Festival.
Normal school for the summer
Fifth grade Audubon club will
Andrew Bialy and family of Ord.
Neb., arrived in Gaston last week meet next Friday morning at 10
with
Lolila Kovaly, 905 E. Oak
and may make their home in this
street.
county.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brevick
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Holt and Mrs
and Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Harms spent Bird Williams and son Conn spent
Sunday at Seaside.
Sunday at Cannon Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sewell re
turned last week from a visit with
Mr and Mrs. Olson (Bessie Schom
burg) at Nyssa. Mrs. F. Schomburg
and Mr and Mrs. Charles Schum-
burg at Nampa. Idaho. They also
visited their relatives. Mr. and Mrs
Joe Marshall, at Twin Falls, and
made a trip to Sun Valley.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ADS
Classified Page Deadline .
Too Late to Classify” Deadline .
. . Tuesday Night
. 1 p. m. Wednesday
WANT EXPERIENCED GIRL for 14 LAYING HENS FOR SALE. 85c
general housework.—Mrs. Fred apiece. Also toy Collie to give to
Rood, Hillsboro, Phone 2322.
12 country home.—Mrs. Helen Gaines.
145 East Jackson
12p
ANN ARBOR COLUMBIA HAY
PRESS. $300—J. T. (Jack । Fos 150 RHODE ISLAND RED pullets
ter, Hillsboro.
12
For Sale—Fred Gordon. Rt. 4.
Hillsboro, l'a miles west on high
KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR way.
12
good running order, $30.-374 E
Baseline.
12 17-YEAR-OLD girl wishes steady
position doing housework.—Phone
USED MACHINERY
2742.
12p
3 used mowers
4-inch irrigation pump
FRYERS
FOR
SALE.
H.
E
Baker.
6-foot late model John Deere
Hillsboro. Rt. 5: 1 mile southeas*
combine on rubber
12p
8-foot International Harvester Grabel school house.
ensilage cutter (very good
4
ACRES
OF
HORSE
OR
COW
condition)
HAY for
$20. Phone 24F4
10-20 tractors. 2 on rubber
J. F. Gibson, route 3. Hillsbor. 12p
Sandwich hay press
John Deere binder
MAN WITH POWER MOWER
WASHINGTON COUNTY
wanted to cut 4 acres hay Don
FARMER S UNION OIL CO.
Cummings near Vcrboort. Rt. 2.
Hillsboro
Forest Grove.
]2p
MARRIED MAN wanted for gen FOR SALE MODEL A Ford coach.
eral farm work and milking —
good condition.- First house south
Julius Christensen. Hillsboro Rt 5 of Hank's market, Cornelius.—
Phone Scholls 1825.
]2 Oleva Berger.
12
BAKERY SPECIALS
Friday and Saturday
GLAZED
Do-Nuts
25c
Only
Dozen
BARBARA JEAN BAKERY
'The Little Bakery Around the Corner from
Main on Second Avenue.”
Jay to Ins homo m Myille
after a week-end
ul »Islers, Mi
McGrath, ami
ami Mi
Mi Jo
limes Hospital
James talking about hi
Don Hammel losing hr
Is this the thinking process you
go through as you plan a menu for
dinner*
Soup? It's appetizing and not too
filling
No animal protein
Meat?
for the grown-ups so far today.
Potatoes'’ Yes
Other vegetables” Broccoli,
nips, beets, or carrots? Make
broccoli and carrots—not enougn
vitamin A so far.
Salad? Lettuce with cottage
cheese and pineapple- more caro
tene and more calcium
Dessert'’ Cottage pudding” No.
calcium is still low Make it pump
Wendell 1-. Willkie
kin pie and a cup of coffee with
cream
\\ ITH W illkii
Now. let's see we had grapefruit W ( ini'- musi
his to coast, it begins to look as
this morning, tomato
noon, and broccoli, carrots, butter, though Wendell Willkie ma' Ke
and salad tonight to provide suf Hie next Republican candidate tor
ficient vitamins C and A. The meat,
bread, and cottage cheese, and i!i
peanut-butter sandwiches this noon ■ bun :
Height: 6 feet. 2 inches.
provide plenty of protein The cal
Born: Elwood, tiuLana. Febru
cium may be a little low. but pump
ary
IS. IS 11 2
kin pie has helped and there was ।
skim milk in the bread The chi!
dren have had milk for breakfast
Cott. ) i ille
Taught
and lunch, so their calcium intake
is well taken care of
The B factor? We had only white
bread, but there were meat, peanut the U S declared » a
butter. cheese, and vegetables to the 325th Field A
France tor 10 months
help out.
There is plenty of iron; and by
the time the family fills up on bread ville, Indiana. Jann.ity 1
Was offered a chance to run
»nd butter there will be enough
calories
Incanì,
Most of us do not go through such Akron. Ohio, in
an analysis as this. The chances are >
that we leave the planning of meals Klux Klan:
to someone else. Even the house Summit i’o
wife may use ready-prepared Legion.
ew York as counsel
menus. What training did the per
son who planned the meals have” of Common» ilth and Southern;
How well was the planning done” became its pn ident in 1 933.
If a pattern was followed, was the
Converted Commonwealth's
pattern good” Upon the housewife, to a profit; now has lowest cosi
dietician, cook, or steward is often highest average use of electi
thrown the responsibility for in of any private utility operator.
ducing us to eat foods that are need
Mr. Willkie is a dynamo. He
ed even though we may not like writes fluently, is a student of
them. They are the ones who should American history; a book-reviewer
be trained in the general facts of of distinction. His ambition has
nutrition. We look to them to plan been to achieve independence. He
meals that we can enjoy with the talks back to Wall Street as "ell
assurance that they are adequate as as to the New Deal.
When the
well as appetizing.
TVA
invaded
Commonwealth's
While menus and meal plans are Tennessee property he carried his
useful in attaining a good diet, they case to the people, forced the New
often do not provide sufficient Deal to buy It at a fair price, tn
evidence by which to judge adequa spite of pressure from his friends,
cy. Often diets appear inadequate from all parts of the country, he
when judged by the menus but arc
shown to be adequate by analyses has refused to become a candidate
of the quantities of foods consum for President of the United States,
ed. Conversely, a similar analysis He has raised no funds and will
of interesting menus may show an not permit a campaign. Hut he
insufficient intake of important has publicly stated that if the
nomination were offered to him
foods, especially vegetables.
he would accept it.
Hospital News
Top Quality
ceived treatment
June 5
I ester Mooberry. Cornelius. im
■rwent major surgery June
Monday Mrs G
Teil Rollins, Hillsboro, reeeivei
rst aid treatment June 3
with friends
Mis
Clutskunie.
Miss Giuri
as given fust aid June 6
I two week sunnner
Herman Greener. Hillsboro, is re
alkmg home
Jack
K ushlo» described by Henry Nel-
ion as doing a noble job in di n
Dick Wiley
mg Hillsboro float
explaining about the purity ot
Hillsboro’s new-found”
Fred Scurii getting i\
S”
to war
U Hoffman ' : O'de 5 mint en
sed in the president's radio mes-
.1 it Barney commenting
same
I'm beginning to have
HARDWARE
Goodman’s
Hardware
tamed in a sawmill uccident June
Mr ami Mrs Charles I.aid of Mil
aukie were Sunday guests of Mi
A
admitted June and Mi
It
Mis
Mrs Frank Peters of Hillsboro i
linn Woodman brin i ng his "fam-
receiving treatment
ily of five" with him .
right .uni. admitted
Mrs W p (¡ardue
Wojahn sailing on the Columbia
Velma Ybendrolh: I'm a can
Mi
didate toe"
K.iri WIH nmm
not t
To “Refit" Your Dentures I False Teeth) nntl
10
worrv about his wife 'f he goes t.
Make Them Comfortable
underwent
war
Harold Haaland galli, r-
,ng li '"
Guy Tasker
- ng
of Hillsboro ri
t a picture of Hills
far an injured
James Poynter ex
fio,
I Olli.I I GIMM» I'OWDI KS I’ASIIS amt SUB
school financial problems
Like tlie huge oil stores in Holland which the retreating Dutch
H
of Aloha i
.eiitmg
Bill
burned
> I of the Nazis, these great oil sto. es m Cm ae.io. Dulcli
KI I 11 HAKISI XS almost like Ilie plate It
uns at
Hillsboro m
and ean be ilrancd by simple brushing.
West Indies, might make it hot for the Americas. The islands ¡ire
Portland
Mrs
are defended by
within
the
American
neutrality
belt,
entirely
the lawn in his pajamas
iielms underwent
allied troops.
Sdiukarl recel' g an
June 12
t urn MH It
offer
Store,
If
unable
to oblili
strawberry
jam
Io
the
tune
makin
IIOMK UOMINI
lationship and parent education 1
$1 IM) amt
of a I portable radio. .
Kenenth
W
total
of
775
meetings
for
hiccoughing . .
Mr and
UNDERWOOD-SPRAGUE
। parents were held, which drew
.imi Murtha Jean Linnett.
i r wc feel ’t
F.
an attendance of 16.606 men and
I he br yx w h«
Mau el Albert Dei laomii
Welh
bout falling 18 fee women
ahoi
In addition, there were
ton. and Marma Willimm.i
from a pole about 15 years agi special meetings for youth groups
Mui th.
after he had accidentally cut hr attended by 1335
Edwin Joseph W< Kh.
Bill Martin put
ii who had Ioni; iii^ht
In these groups more understand
and Margaret Carolyn
ting Mus > n golf bags
Toni
Hillsboro
Courtu i ight helping his mother ing is gamed of parent behavior, as
hi
I«*
insight into the children
John William West Jr. Hillsboro
win a prize in the Columbia Em well
and .Alice
r Health
pire contest by not bothering her behavior. Tolerance, insight, skill,
Hack
t
Wilbur Heinrich talking about and a better appreciation of the But you
Ottw t
' democratic approach to meeting
Birth»—
okir.g for the hard-to-find Orange family problems are fostered in Kandy to def.
Quick
Phelps . . . Frank J Petnilka d > these parent education gloups, says
For th«* ■««L'
«>nie «i «I r»trht ’
Quick.
llsboro. June
th«* i'hallentt«*
mg his good deed for the Red Mrs Buena M Maris, state speci Ready th«'ti tu
alist in this work.
«•»»n»«* m »itrht .
If the foe
Mrs
The groups do not depend upon
Phillips, June Id a
getting all their information and While no <h’iibt l«»ve«i
Mr and Mrs. Jake Dannen of guidance from the specialist, how
Silently at home in
Corvallis were guests Wednesday of ever. or from books, although both
Filed—
Mr and Mrs L E Wilkes, coming are helpful Much of the value in
llul
Loftis James Ru .ell vs Aubre.i
down to attend the wedding of Miss the discussion method in a group of
Ellen
Margaret Johnson and Mr. Edwin experienced parents, says Mrs
Wood Luella F
Fred I.
was hanl t,» drill an<| prue Ue»
Welsh.
Maris
At
these
parent
education
When the war wm at ita height.
Mrs Clarence Defrees with her
We pasteurize our own
discussions
nobody
presumes
to
of
daughter Mrs. Richard Hattrick and
A Raw Milk.
■ >n David, visited Marylhurst col- fer an answer book for all the
Johnson
H i
lege Sunday with
DeFree: problems which arise. Instead the To
parents
exchange
suggestions
about
other daughter. Sister Mary Gil
methods which might work with Glad your sacrifice. bra
bert
Mr and Mr
Was n<»t given all in
• Ilmi» Me-
Fred G Schmeer of Portland particular problems and then each
of Klamath F all.
spent Sunday at the home of Frank is free to tackle his or her own
G. Mitchell.
problem and
it in an intel-
Phone Hillsboro 3171
(■rade A Milk and Cream
Mr
MeCamish's sti
ligent fashion, if possible.
mother. Mi .in.I Mr
Parents
who
study
their
child
Court.
Bill.
OREGON PARENTS STUDY
and attempt to create fine family
( HH DKEN AND HOME LIVING relationships, and help their chil
onfliet.
How can we deal with George's dren intelligently rather than just
and Jim's endless quarreling and sentimentally, are doing a better
teasing” How can I make mother- job and. what's more, they are get
ndlv.
in-law stop interfering in my disci ting more satisfaction and fun out
pline of the children” When should of life, says Mrs. Maris.
Barbara choose the boy she wants
ati who will olwy
to marry” Does she shop more in
telligently for a new dress than for
I hate, despise
a husband?
The big black flies
Help
These and scores of similar ques
That light upon my blotter.
tions pertinent to almost every
hi this
I steal up sly
Six Reasons Why You Should Shop at the Nu-Wny
home are being studied systematic
Upon a fly—
Captain He will
ally throughout the state these
Owner
Mt»ncy N|x*nt here !<•
I miss him with my swatter.
day and their solution is not left
niuniN in your commun
to the trial and error method of
Ho will lend y«>U all the way.
»ly.
experimenting on one's children.
No business firm should send out He will lead you in the r«»nfllrt
Free Delivery and Phom
Ham
number of stores
At the present time the extension a letter without its being on a Then He'll take y«»n to th«* homeland*
service in parent education is work printed letterhead and in a printed
My the -afe^t. ahortMt route.
ing with 103 enrolled study and envelope. It lends dignity to the
discussion groups of parents who business and gives it good adver-
John
meet regularly to study family re- tising.
e
We Accept Your Challenge
V
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
FIR GROVE
Grade A Raw or
Pasteurized
MILK
R
H
FIR GROVE DAIRY
NU-WAY nocnr
newmaii ’ s
5
6
3
PINEAPPLE JUICE 1 Hi I. ES
ORANGE & GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
23c
46-oz. can
FATHER'S DAY,
PIGGLY
June
16th
Serve Him His Favorite Dish with
QUALITY FOODS Selected from
Our Wide Selection of Merchandise
□ ehe
Special Prices for Friday, Saturday
and Monday, June 14, 15 and 17
COFFEE
SUGAR
Golden West
Spreckles
rt
(l-lb. tin
CORN KIX
21c
rkgs.
WHEAT HEARTS
Sperry's.
28-oz. pkg.
Fisher’s
22c
FLOURS
49-lb.
Sack
(10-lb. sack
165
41c)
PANCAKE FLOUR
10-lb
Sack
(2-lb. sack
45c
15c 1
BISKIT MIX
25c
2Q-lb.
Pkg.
FLOUR SALE
Piggly Wiggly
49-lh. sack
King of the
Kitchen 19-lb. sack
$5.04,
(100-lb. sack
139
ft,
CHILI CON CARNE, Dennisons 16-oz. tin
3 No. 1 tins
RAVIOLI, Dundee
PIGS FEET, Pickled, Rath’s
Pt. 19c Qt.
1-lb. tin
SALMON, Happy Vale
8-oz. tin
INSTANT POSTUM
1-lb. tin
PRINCE ALBERT, Dads’ Choice
6 pkgs.
FLAVOR-AID, assorted
Quart
Tins
l!z-$allon
COFFEE
peanut
RÏITTFR
QQ/a
»JVV
73c)
Aura, vacuum pack
Close out
Air Flight
it
25c
11c
19c
29c
25c
25c
25c
20c
25c
15c
25c
29c
13c
39c
69c
25c
22c 1't
10c
lbs.
Local fresh and tender.
or BEETS
Local.
bum hi a
Shafter
White
8
14c
for
10e
19c
10c
dozen
29c
Hi
Arizona. 80 size.
Sunkist
Mediunz izi
Free Delivery 4 Time# Daily
2
Quantity Limited
Ed’s Master Mkt
Saturday Only
SHORTENING
35c
PURE LARD— Fresh
3
lbs.
BACON, fancy.
Lb.
HAMS,
or whole.
Skinned. Lh.
20c
17c
18c
Hillsboro—Phone 4141
A|
19c
CORONADO POTTERY
2-lb. pkg
Why pay 5 and tic
inferior coffei
TOMATO JUICE
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
Ar
19c
46-oz.
fri
46-oz. can
3 can»»
SARDINES. Sea Pride, tall can
While slock la t
M
now on <hs|.Liy I «»r M!h- you fin uri
to obtain a full srt of this brattliful
CORN, F umtain, ere.un (yli
I'er can 10<
< EKTO, buy 2 bot .md i? t 1 fri e All for 15.
St KE JELL
Buy 2 f kgs.
ORANGES
1C I TOMATOES Kip«*
Home Owned—Home Operateti
FREE DELIVERY
15c
Telephone 771
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.
COLD LUNCH
S a ?
MEATS
i
i
HILI^BORO MEAT CO. offers you one
LI NCII MEATS in Hillsboro. Tasty and
taste . . . finest qualify and reasonable it
it hot
weather lunch or
T ry some I oday !
FRIDAY ami
BACON
SQUARES
SATURDAY
Pure Lard
Tins
Lb.
C
Summer Saus
Salami
jg
Lb
PRODUCE FEATURES for I KIDAY and SATURDAY
STRING BEANS
CARROTS
NEW SPUDS
GRAPEFRUIT
ORANGES
du
bottles
45c
3 No. 1 flat tins
PINEAPPLE, Del Monte
No 2 tin
GRAPEFRUIT, H. & D„ fancy
No. 2 tin
ASPARAGUS, Del Monte
4
No.
2 tins
STRINGBEANS, Cresswell
BEETS, Dundee, sliced, diced 3 No. 2 tins
MUSHR’MS, Green Hill, pieces 3 2-oz. tins
3 No. 1 tins
LIMA BEANS, Seaside
.3 4'/2-oz. tins
HEINZ BABY FOODS
3 2>/2 tins
PORK & BEANS, Dundee
TUNA FISH WESSON OIL
Wave King
Oregon Product
Q Close out Off-
U No.
tins ^t>C
Armour's.
Brick or American
Gt . I' A Lb. UVb
Price subject to mar
ket change.
25c 10 tr" 52c
49c)
CHEESE
BUTTER
46-oz. ran
M
Wieners
15r Head Cheese11 15
Pigs Feet 2.. 15< Shortening 1 32<
Fresh Liver u 10< PICNICS -
13c
Hillsboro MF AT Company
■k»
pu
-
I'HKI.ID
lbs
“The Best
“ • •
I
For Less”
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