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•’avo Eight Á n n n n tl b 1 Annual Slate Corn Show Sei November 22,23 H1LUSBOKO AKGUS. HILLSBORO, OREGON Londoner Says War British Favorite HILHI NEWS the club mem ■'ts of the cm - Build on the birth of tin i Noxembei II Mi Huu,| Hillu «Lontinurj from page 7’ and having n DORIS Wil EY and BOB BEATTIE t.i cook L but \ cry wed patched it all up and the same We f the tn bombed, so we go nice lot of sympathy which « wouldn't get now. as everyone « h is not been near a bomb bur just a rank outsider n Staff Selected for Hilhi Newspaper Hi-Y Induction Ceremony Held Formai Saturday Unstable Income May Follow 1941 Expected generai Muminy. November 21. students in farm purch.isii «111 journey III n Ims to Ml Hood yeur will probably even Iholmh miei- bus fare is 50e and skll ment Is additional to tin Th<- tin i Resi ru-s .ninnai forma! - to bo heki at tiu- Musante sunken Dates have been set for the ballroom m Portland. Satuid.iy Hil Hilights staff for t H Y induction cerenio: fourth annual Oregon state corn ni;: it l’Ir,> datici- usuallx dia« -, a school p.per Hilhi has c i “*vancp arrangements been M r Frank completed to make this vear s organizations of the state lUi Robert.' show bigger and more widely at Beattie the editor; tended than last year s and ’ with club of liitin man. .: Wal more premiums offered, savs C W kins. feature edit Smith, county agent leader at Ore- Mischie -r. club editor Wde\ Ron State college and chairman of Everybody's doing it Advertlso The poor people just general tne co-operative committee m dei fui In our fa are Hi charge of the show. wThia da,cs are November and some ism tJ i nn 23' th£JWo day* immediate- y following Thanksgiving, and the not grumble at all In Wood« and location will be the same as last we do have to go to s Year, in the Museum building at cause bombs are falli Oregon State college. The state they keep us in fits , In Our Store All Day laughter corn husking contest will be held over the way in which again in the armory nearby. to manage. One girl Ies' 1 he state corn show committee and aft-r staying a ■k met recently and decided on friends the family mo Tl a number of changes in this vear s miles nut last Sitar; They premium list which will be issued spent the night staining 1 soon. Most important of these settling in. and were changes is the creation of a new ed w.th the result and class for hybrid corn and eliminate no bombs had yet fa! l.eod. < competition with the open pollin area, and that ver nigh ated varieties. foe thi behind their hou teamm. New Exhibit Plan all the doors, wii and around The exhibit for the hybrid class . wreck.d this year will include eight pounds more of shelled corn in addition to the Yet she kept us rocking e held Tuesday noen in tin 10 ears, as judging will be based mirth on Monday morning with more on the corn as feed rather my Ted. how fat he is" We than on seed corn basis. This hy w hen we heard the bomb c> brid corn class will be in addition we all dived on the floor and Ted to the hybrid corn growing contest Spanish Club Has Social requiring complete records of pro his behind stuck Saturday night the Spanish club and get the duction on a minimum area. full blast of the ■ stain from A total of $500 in cash prize the pot we left on the window sill had its monthly social The dub i money is aga.n being supplica for And. as for Mum’s false teeth, we a very small organization becausi the snow oy the Firs: National just couldn’t find 'em anywhere, only those who have studied Span Bank of Portland, which was one of till on Sunday Ted was diving in a ish or have a speaking knowledge the original boosters for increased pot of green paint. of the language are eligible to join corn production in this state. Each 'Led of skin on this and he said Seven members cf the club enjoy of the general state farm organiza Mum's teeth and n she don't ed a theatre and dinner party in tions. Grange. Farmers' Union and fancy them!" Portland Those who « ent «■ e r e Farm Bureau, is supplying one or BE SURE TO SEE THE NEW ALL-PURPOSE DELUXE Frankly. I think ev vene, moth- Miss Virginia Brogden. Edith Sali more class trophies and is repre ne«-. Margie Campion. Doris Wilev sented on the corn show commit ers included, prefer this war to Clarence Rice. Don Baker B 'o any other we've ever had It was tee. No sprinkling or rolling tust awful see t the boys go of Bailey and Earl Olsen. Thev re The agricultural committee of the :o foreign soil facing alone a 1 ported that the evening was one of necessary ! socials the club h, Portlana Chamber of Commerce is sorts cf horrors and dangers, while ELECTRIC STEAM IRON I ses i ; to *.. less current! taking the responsibility of rais.ng we danced and sang and tried to had the necessary expense money ana forget there wm a war on Now • I inest iron for the home you base Pays for itself in sa tings the extension service is being re were all in it together, and Hit Girl Reserves Sell Mums on pressing hills alone! sponsible for the actual manage ler has got to beat the English wo- ment and staging of tne show. Both men as well as the English men. Girl Reserves are selling ' .Mums" steam iron for your dainty silks, ray STANDARD MODEL D 550 the 4H club and Future Farmer and believe me. that's a job he for the annual 'Turkey Day" game ons and other synthetic fabrics. You oragnizations are represented on will never manage. A.C. or D.C. Detachable Cord the committee and special classes You should see the boys of price of these Mums is 35c ana Lightest full size iron on are provided for these groups. twelve fighting for a they are large and wnite and have 'Picture on page 7.) market. Nun-automatic. it demonstrated today! put out incendiary- bombs, and a royal blue "H" on them. Every Cannot be used (T rt Q C id should wear little fellows swapping bits of DELUXE MODEL C 100 rt QC one to the game as a dry iron, v KI v v shrapnel, and what a hero is the to show that she is for Hilhi's II. 1 T I U lad whose father got him -a piece Spartans. ONLY.......... I £ of a land-mine parachute or Nazi 3 C - plane! The animals stand up to it won derfully. My cat. nine year CORNELIUS—Mr. and Mrs. Wal is a very nervous animal and afraid ter Van Winkle of Scoggins valley- of strangers. At first I used to have moved in to the R VanWinkle capture him when the sirens went how and Melvin VanWinkle has and put him in a basket and take him to the shelter with us. but he moved to Orenco. Tom Luteral of Hillsboro and hated it. and directly the irons L. R. VanWinkle came home Sat went off he would go over the urday for the week-end from garden wall so I couldn't get him The night we had all that trouble Camp Roeher. Gloyd Hall is putting up a garage I couldn't find him anywhere, and having no windows or doors in on his home property. Activity clubs at school did not we dared not even strike a match meet last week because of the edu or have a torch, as it is not allowed in the black-out. I thought he cation and book week assembly. must be frightened to death, but Red ( row Contest Held A contest was held at the grade when it was daylight we found him school to see which student would on his favorite chair, indignantly- be the first to sell a subscription cleaning wet and mess off him’- for one dollar to the Red Cross self and swearing awful things fund The students of the third and about Hitler! fourth grades were the winners. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Freetag have been camped near the feed mill in their trailer house for the past three weks cleaning and repairing bags *-—3 with their portable equip- ment. They make a business of this and travel from place to place •luJe Ma al! over the United States. Defeat Manning Thursday night the grade school AM NsIMi boys basketball defeated the Man V ning team 28 to 10. The girls' bas ketball team lost to the visiting team 25 to 19. • Built-in Brim- a scope. No serial, An assembly was held Friday af • ternoon nt the grade school in napower Speaker All the features you’ve ever wanted now in one swell • I honor of American education week heterodyne Circuit Built-in and national book week. Students style. Fine broath loth or madras in plain, striped or * Automatic Vol from each room contributed to the ume ( onerol • Beamascope Streamlined Dial piogram. unusual color combination*, light • AC DC Opera Mr. and Mrs. George Simantel tion. or «lark ground MODEL J-5OI had as Sunday dinner party guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stader of Mc Big 12-inch Dyna- Cleary, Wash.. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle seat, fullsnit legs power Speaker Johnson and son, Alyce Jane and k»' front, <l.i tie u ai-1 baud, no but tons, no anana Harold Simantel and Grandpa Si —because Buick Dealers have a mantel. good reputation to maintain impi <)\ mimi improve living. DEMONSTRATION Junior Girls Win Volleybail Tourney FRIDAY. NOV. 22nd Washington County's f n HEADQUARTERS For MUNSING sti ; o morn one J I I s 1 i ear FOR MEN in MINO f Families Move To New Homes lhnirs...ior fimiiurt! NOW^^IS BARGAIN PRICED! THE FINEST RADIO G E EVER MADE from a idear ns B uick Fern Hill club women hemmed tea towels for Mrs. J. Scotten at their meeting last week. Twenty- two Were present and a pot-luck lunch was served. Next meeting will be November 28 with Mrs. John Jepson. A family ... - dinner - the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Hamelman on Thanksgiving will include be sides the host and hostess and son Bill Jr., theii daughter. Miss Wil- ma of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. John Huisman. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hoff man and Mrs. Marie Hamolman Next meeting of the Catholic La dies Altar society will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank O Donnell. Sunday dinner party guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Duncalf on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Mills. Mr. and Mis. Arthur Mills of Hazeldale, and Mr and Mrs. William Mann. 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