The Hillsboro argus., March 13, 1941, Image 1

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Hillsboro, Oregon, Thursday
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Hillsboro Argus and Hillsboro Independent Consolidated in 1932
Rural Fire Guerber Heads Fair Pilgrimage
Bill Passed Board; '41 Plans Laid To Aloha
By Senate
Due Tonight
New Law to Provide
For Protection of All
Lands Passes Easily
Elmer ( I iht I ht ,
was
WaHhington county fair board to succeed
zer, Sherwood route 3, as that body met
ol commerce rooms here last Wednesday
nual reorganization session.
Schmeltzer was elected vice-president
< hristensen of Hillsboro was retained as
urer. The board laid preliminary plans
On Route Five—A New Postman
president of thtt
Harry Schmidt­
in the chamber
night for its an-
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29 an I 30.
m Davis as
General isä Community Now*,
society. Clubs and Locals,
Too Laie to Classify, Hilhi
Three Sections, 18 Pages
School Election
Set for April 18
Vote on Bonds Scheduled; WPA Aid Offers
Extension of Program at Minimum of Cost
and William C.
\ minty i.iir, whirl» previously hart
Hoard Chief
Volume 47, No. 51
Section One
Hillsboroans to Dine
The proposed rehabilitation program for Hillsboro
schools will be submitted to District Seven taxpayers on
April 18 in the form of a special election to vote on is­
suance of ¡575,000 in bonds.
Date for the special election was set Tuesday night by
the District Seven board at a meeting with E. J. McAlear,
legal counsel for the district; J. D. Annand, co-operating
On Ham at Annual
Community Event
11
ll.iked ham and the compelling
spirit of neighborly goodwill will
draw 11.11 - . : . m to Aloha to-
i.ucnuect and sc..;ol building ex­
night (/Thursday i (
pert. and representatives of the
>
communi-
get-together of the
Hilliboro Parent-Teachers' associa­
The traditional grange hall
tion.
dinner schedules two table serv-
The $75.000 figure was originally
im ■. one at 6:15 ; id one at 7:15 p.
establ shej as the over-all cost cf
m
a re-building project on the site cf
When these two mail carriers covered a section cf rural route No 5
Ab-ha chefs, recalling the record-
■ built into a dorrnitcry for 4-H
the present David Hill structure,
last week, it was unofficially the last trip for one of them and a
smashing attendance of a year ago.
but through assurances by N E.
"first
time"
for
the
other
W
.
E
Brown
'left),
carrier
on
the
route
are
preparing
a
variety
menu
of
both problems was
Likins. Washington county WPA
for 24 years, recently retired, and John Ryan (right) will take over
n in a proposal that the parti- culinary delights for no less than
superintendent, that the rehabili­
on March 17. St. Patrick's Day.— (Argus photo)
ti> n now dividing the upstairs por- 400 persons, while advance ticket
The next contribution of selec­ tation program here can be handl­
lion
f the 4-H building be elimin- salon here indicate that the 1941
mg
tive service trainees from Wash­ ed as a federal assistance project
municipuhtiv:
thus enlarging the hobby hall crowd ( f ham-eaters may far ex­
ington county will be a group of through his office, the proposed
» includi- the entire upstairs More ceed this minimum
ten to be sent by the Forest Grove bond total is now declared to be
protection
Entcrtiiinmcnt acts and dancing
board on Tuesday. March 18. it sufficient to cover the entire cost
l-H club exhibitors could then be in the grange hall will supply ad-
was learned here this week. A bus of remodeling and re-building for
ditional enjoyment for these re-
provided in some other building.
will stop at Forest Grove for the both the David Hill and B. W
Guerber. the newly elected fair maining after the dinncr. High-
conscript youths at 9:45 a. m. on Barnes school units.
1
entertain-
bi ard head, was ap|x>inted as a light attraction of the
that day.
Plans Received
boa.d member last year to fill out ment fare will be a I "demand" ap-
The Beaverton board will not
On the present David Hill sits.
i
By
Darrel
Kilis)
the uni xpired portion of William pearance ot those popular pranc-
send its March quota of eight men plar,s call for construction of a
Enschede's term On January 16. he ers, the "bouncing ballerinas of
St. Patrick’s Day, Monday, will be a significant day until Monday. March 24. No re­ new schoc! building to replace the
was re-appointed by the county Rfedville. a troop of six mtn who
placements for men in previous
demonstrate the dainty art of danc* for postal carriers in the Hillsboro territory—not neces- groups who were rejected will be present 50-year-old structure and
ing in the "thundering herd man- sariy because there are proud Irishmen among them— sent until a special call is made salvage of the existing building
the county
below the main floor level to con­
stubborn fire protection problem < h eti ti presidi
ner.”
but rather because March 17 is the official date for a sometime in April for such addi- vert it into a combination audi-
which beset the county firemens
Danced for P.-T. A
t
onal
men.
according
to
instruc
­
tonum and physical education
chain of route transfers occasioned by the recent retire­
They
Oscar Hagg. Don Mc-
tions received this week from Sa­ building. The present basement,
ment of Walter E. Brown, carrier on rural route No. 5.
Innis,
Lloyd
Bramhall,
Melvin
lem
headquarters.
walls and main floor, including
tf>Ht mteteng
Having reached the federal pen­
Vandermost, Arthur Schroeder and
The Forest Grove board's quota to’let facilities, would be retained
sion age of 65 years after more
Charles Imlay, who established
of
ten
will
call
Jack
Seabold.
Hills-
and
salvage lumber used to com-
than 24 years in the postal service.
their prowess at terpsichorean pon-
boro; Robert VanDomelen. Banks plete a I’l-story structure of mod-
meeting
Brown
was
notified
of
his
retire
­
derosity with a performance at a
ah uld b<
ment on February 28. The vacancy route 1: George Simpson. Dallas; ern and efficient design
recent Reedville* P -T. A. program
fighting
left by his exodus from service will August Strassel. Strassel; Arthur
This building would be attached
For those who appear at the ear-
mean route transfers for five oth­ Goodrich. Forest Greve: Edgar to the new building by an exten­
ymbolic < f ly dinner time, movies will be
Kiepke.
Hillsboro;
Norman
Ror-
that period
as a club
er carriers and temporary carriers
sion of the front corridor and by
will start with
in the hall upstairs while
vik, Cornelius route 2; Vincent a separate arcade leading to the
leader in the Mountain Home com- shown
in this territory.
the second dinner session is go­
Chiotti, Oakland: Anthony Herb. gymnasium. The auditorium would
munity
awarded by H C
Ryan Succeeds
ing on. Otlicr numbers on the later
Forest Grove route 2. and
after
John M. Ryan. No. 1 city carrier Sprang. Fcrest Grove route John have a seating capacity of 450 per-
Lim
W Poynter, nmir. tati’ 4-H club loader, to John entertainment program will include
Schmeltzer
as
th-
highlight
event
sons and the gymnasium would be
An organization to plan for the since 1916 and claimant to the title
Is
superintendent
elocution
acts.
accordioA
duets
and
ibh
of a chamber of commerce program other musical renditions.
The last two named are tenta- ad.quate for primary uses as well
I tate American Legion junior base­ "oldest carrier in the Hillsboro ter­
i the annual ten-
lively
on
the
call
list
pending
final
as being available for public use.
Tickets for the tinnual communi ball tournament to be held in Hills- ritory" in years of service, will take approval of the board. The next Between 10 and 12 classrooms plus
mam speaker of the
boro
the
summer
f
r
its
third
con
­
over
Brown's
route.
E.
W
Plapp.
of classes on Mon-
ty dinner, selling at 50
With the
year was. ercate-d here now city carrier No. 2. will replace man, who would be moved up in offices would be included in the
March 24 was joyou-ly wel-
parson, may be obtained at the
IllZcd counties ar
Saturday
i
with appointment I Ryan on the No. 1 circuit; George case either of the last two listed floor plan of the new building.
Hillsboro Argus office, the cham­ of bx:al night
mtract with citie:
fire
:
L?.ion
junior baseball Milne, now city carrier No. 3. will were not finally approved, is Ray­ Improvements Extensive
lately felt the
ber
<4
commerce
or
from
Dewey
in national 4-H competition
At the Barnes-Boscow unit, re-
committees i.
! replace Pla-pp; Charles Ingram, sub mond Philpott. Portland.
Pearson
at
Lister
Inland
and
com-
such lures as budelmg
nine contests entered, a ree­
The eight men who will be sent modeling of which would also be
T’. ■ appointments were made by । carrier, now on the business loop.
pany.
blue
’
skies
and
perfect
II-
E J McAh ar chairman of the will serve in Milne's place, and Don by the Beaverton board on March financed by the bond issue, the
Ted Emerson. lecturer of the baseball executive committee. Other ' Chapman, temporary carrier, will 24 are Thomas Bow ne, Sherwood proposed improvement would be
b; any other state in the union and
Tlie holiday wee k will be put to winch probably never will be.
Aloha grange, is in charge of the mi uiber> <-f this committee
route 4; Walter E. Larson. Beaver­ equally as extensive. A new audi­
cotnmn.ee are H
n | ; ? serve the business route.
x'd use
far us the sclvsol build­
'Ilie credit for tins cuts landing program for the community affair.
lux on rural lands
tonroute 1; Clarence Collins, Beav- torium-gymnasium building would
R
*
ill
''
Huson
and
Carl
Russel!
;
Brown,
whose
long
term
cf
ser
­
in ß'
.■ chicvcm-nt. he said. falls back Heading the ticket sale drive in
ortot route 1; Alf^d . A. West.
erected to replace the present
the
vice
as
a
carrier
of
Uncle
Sam's
Committeemen
named
Upon such community 4-H leaders Hillsboro is a committee composed
iccording to Coun-
Beaverton route 2; Russell E wooden structure and a system of
'
mails
officially
started
on
Septem-
will
give
janitors
time
for
a
I
meeting
were:
as Schmeltzer. of whom there are of Mesdatnes M W Lundquist. Ar­
Kcrkman Mean-
Wilkes. Hillsboro route 3; Clifford arcades would tie the auditorium.
Finance—A W Hoffman. A. H. I ber 17. 1917, when he received his O Gunderson. Tigard route 1:
about 2500 in the state. Last year thur Gaunt. Ralph Anderson. Har­
in
ancc with pr. vis- ough "spring house-cleaning ”
(Continued on page 5)
permanent
job
as
route
No.
5
car
­
these
R.
H.
Busch,
E.
old
Savik
and
George
Englerth
Em-
Busch.
Jake
Weil.
The union high school here
inns of tlie law, tlie county court
guided 2.682
Clyde H Saunders Jr., Sherwood,
rier.
has
seen
that
route
grow
from
scheduled
n
>
ersen
and
Harry
Hudson
A.
Griffith.
O.
Phelps.
R.
D.
Hal
­
spring
vacaticn
clubs
in
30.578
projects,
over
26,000
in
and
Willaim
S
Underwood.
Beav
­
will start rc-cliisufu atlon of lands
19 miles and 115 boxes to 45 miles erton route 2. The first alternate
of which wire completed This per­ charge of the Boaverton district vorson. T. H Bailey.
years and will
in Washington county Tins task th? past t|
and 235 boxes.
I sted by the Beaverton board is
will be lu rried on in co-op, ration this year, nee, rdmg to Principal centage of completion, about 87.6 ticket sales while Mrs. Hudson and
Trea
Griffith.
H? has seen the mails go through Casper H Petersen, Portland route
John Cox Most grade schi
Mrs. Howard Sivcrd are heading
m ith tlie stati- forester s office.
in 1 r cent, is admirable, he stated.
Public.ty
—
W
V
McKinney.
O.
. in all kinds of weather and despite
sales in the Aloha community.
the county likewise do nut schedule Profit Totaled
Phelpa, Biddie Bishop. R. L. Bur- I I all kinds of unfavorable circum-
Tlie projects represented a total
On the reception committee arc nett.
Instructions being forwarded to
any spring vacation, records in the
I stances — through flood waters,
men ask them to bring along
office if County School Superin- value of $373.000 and brought an Harold Savik. Aloha grange master.
Grounds and equipment—F. J I ! through mud that mired his horse the
a minimum of hand baggage, one
aggregate profit of $119.000 to Wie Oscar Hagg. Francis Coon and Mr.
Sewell. Bill Ziegler. B. M. Good- I , and buggy, through blizzards and extra pair of comfortable shoes,
arlier for a major- 4-H youngsters. Seymcur said. and Mrs. Hudson.
| icy cold He ha$ seen the horse and toilet articles. and any athletic
Representatives of the commun­ man. J. W. Barney.
rural schools, how- Ai.dcd to tins profit total were $90.-
Organization of the Washington
Transportation—Fred Engelding- i buggy give way to the horseless equipment and musical instruments
ooo m various awards won by the ity event have publicized the an­
noted.
C Christensen. Dave Coop- carnage and watched the march of which are not too bulky to move. County Medical society with 12
youths.
nual dinner with "reminder" talks
i progress streamline delivery ^on- The same instructions advise the charter members was announced
Palmer Torvcnd. assistant county before Hillsboro service clubs dur­ er. Ed Wortman. C. L. Oak
< veyances as well as the mail roads. conscripts of the army's ban on this week following completion of
Adv
—P. L. Patterson.
agent and boys' 4-H club agent for ing the past week..
Walker Congratulated
liquor, private, firearms and pri­ final details by Dr. A. O. Pitman,
Washington county, who acted as
president.
,,
n e
When Brown s 65th birthday was vate automobiles.
cteairman of tlie day, gave corres­
The charter members are Drs. F.
' but a few days past, he received a
ponding statistics for the county.
b true tors
union high school
T Burke. F. J. Kabeiseman, R. M.
letter of congratulation from Wil­
There were 1250 club leaders at the
llere by the District No
Kines. C. E Mason, D. C. McDon­
liam Walker. U. S postmaster gen-
heads of 125 clubs last year, he
m session Thursday night, A rem­
ald. W. H. Piercy, A. O. Pitman.
। eral. along with orders to "quit”
•aid. Torvcnd also named the vari-
and
plete list of the re-hired
J. O. Robb. F. T. Rucker. R. M.
Retirement has not meant the end
April 12. were set for tlie annual cu.s Hillsboro business firms that
Waltz. R S. Welsh and D. E. Wiley.
of an active life for Walter Brown,
children's E ,<t?r party in Shute
Mrs Elizabeth Abraham. Virginia park at a meeting of the Hillsboro petition and expressed apprecia­
Dr. Waltz is vice-president and Dr.
however He has found plenty of
SALEM
—
Monday.
Governor
Charles
A.
Sprague
sent
word
to
Sen
­
Kabeiseman. secretary-treasurer.
Brogiten. Alvin Bogue. E sie Mae chamber of cc mmeree retail trades tion for this active interest in the
"fences that need mending and gar­
County school fund warrants
ator Fisher that he would like to have a chat with him in the execu- dens that need trimming" both at
The medical society has been
4-H program.
committee Wednesday. '
tive
office,
totaling
$31.992.43
will
be
mailed
Governor
Sprague
is
ver;
much
interested
in
the
four-
Hon­
Reece Hathhorn,
his own home near Shute park and out to district school clerks on Sat- created for the purpose of exercis­
Workers Introduced
lane
traffic
All
whixils
in
the
county
on
the
Tualatin
Valley
highway,
and
he
made
a
number
Paul Hughes,
gin
Introduced were Mrs. E. Ray of inquiries in regard to the traffic on this highway, and also the ad- at the family farm just outside the urday. March 15, according to ing group control over medical
in the
economics in the county. The
Lynii: Michel. Umi e Nex. Helen
Miller, president of the Washing-
four-lane traffic at this time on said highway. The senti-
Ccunty
Superintendent
B.
W medical society will function as a
compctition
parade
to
I
m
*
Parr. Syver Ruud, Frank Roberts
McNay is carrying route Barnes.
mente expressed in this conference
that the Tualatin Valley No. William
in connection with the |>arty
medico-political and medico-eco-
5 temporarily until Ryan takes
home demon - highway should be widened for four-lane traffic from the Multnomah-
>rdmg to
Hillis. Kathleen
The checks will complete appor­ ncmic unit and concurrently mem-
• d. Ruth Woughter. Mary Yoder.
stration agent and assistant in 4-H
'Washington
coun'y
line
westward
chairman
of
retail
trades
and
chief
tionment
of
funds
for
the
1939-40
bers of the society are now eligible
Joseph W Smith. Annabelle Fisher.
girls’ clubwork in this county, and
as far as Hillsboro for 1941.
school year and pav $2 10 per school for membership in the Washington
Lena Meiller. Millard Woodson and
Ben Faber, who has been active
It
is.
hereby,
requested
by
Sen
­
census
capita
on
the
1940-41
school
The
<
gg-hunt
will
Jlugene Duncan
county division of the Multnomah
in 4-H rural electrification club-
ator Fisher that it will be for the
year, it was explained.
John Durr, via-ational agriculture be thr mam fcatur.’ of thè party.
medical service
bureau, which
best interest of four-lane traffic on
Top three checks will be receiv- covers industrial medical contracts,
instructor, was a non-applicant for A largì* number of prizes will be
Tualatin Valley highway, tiiat all
ed by Hillsboro. $2752: Forest according to President Pitman.
given to yoiing.sti
turning
pin. Schmeltzer staled that the very
citizens of Washington county in-
Grove. $1798. and Tigard, $1244.
with "lucky" eggs.
not I m '< n named as
Organization of the county medi­
existence of a 4-H potato club in
terested in thi: project, write to
with Beaverton coming in fourth cos into an association was started
com munity
meant about
A Sprague at Sa-
for $1244 Other large checks will some time ago. An application for
$HMMI added income jx-r year for
km. slating that this project should
j c to Aloha-Huber. $1055: Tualatin. a charter was filed with the state
county potato farmers because of
receive consideration by the state
$746.46: Metzger. $567: Sherwood. medicl society on January 6 and
Washington. Lincoln and Union ■ highway ex mmission at this time.
improved crops resulting from 4-H
Difficulty in obtaining youths for $512: Banks. $512; Cornelius, $508, the local charter was granted last
studies. Schmeltzer served five counties showed the greatest per­ and that the Governor bring to the training as aircraft sheet metal and Garden Home. $455.
week.
years leading the Mountain Home centage of improvement in their attention of the state highway com­ workers in the national defense
potato club and has new completed traffic accident situation for 1941 mission the need for some action training school at Oregon City
an- now on this project for four-lane brought an announcement here this
five years more as leader of the as compared to 1939.
nounced today by Earl Snell, secre- traffic on the Tualatin Valley high- woek from W. C. Wymer, in charge,
Mountain Home forestry club.
Approximatcly 325 grade and h Mh school teachers from .ill
tary ef state. By virtue of the im-
the all-day teachers' institute held
Washington county registered
calling attention to the opportunity
in the union high school here Monday.
held out to eligible youths by this
juries
and deaths. Washington c >un-
Americans must all pull together in the present crisis in order to
Lcon I’ n is of Hillsboro, secretary training.
save the democratic way of life as we know it. the teachers were told
of the chamber of corhmerce and
The training school has been quite
the inter-county traffic safety ecn- former chairman of the Washington successful placing its boys with the
by Dr. W C. Giersbach, president of Pacific university, main speaker
test for 1949 while Lincoln county county republican central commit­ Boeing aircraft factory at. Seattle,
on the institute program. He emphasized the need for intensive organ­
Modernizing activities of two Hillsboro drug stores led the parade
won first place in group two and tee. was before the legislature the Wash Wymer repors. and has re­ of new and remodeling construction on Main street this week while
ization for defens«. but praised the separation of church, school and
Union
was
first
in
group
three.
state, declaring that this separation should be maintained at all cost.
last of the week in behalf of legis­ cently been assigned bv the state numerous other building projects were being pushed along in othei'
Fer purposes of the contest, coun- lation sponsored bv the American board for vocational education to part« of the city.
Laws <
RgtpaM
♦
L. C. Kramien. proprietor of the Palm Drug store, announced Mon­
"If Europe
Legion. Mr. Davis has taken a very train an additional 100 boys.
I d hy Miss Ruth Halvorson ( f
day that his store, which is soon to be absorbed in a $20.000 expansion
cd as wo arc in America, there Lincoln high school, Portland.
J<'m A Enschede. P. G. E em­ population density and were rank­ active part in Washington county's
To
be
eligible,
an
applicant
must
ed
according
to
their
percentage
<
f
of
the
Commercial National bank building, will take its new location
would be no chance for war,’’ the
affairs, the chamber of commerce
Alvin Schultz, of the Sherwood ploye here for 14 years, has been
university president slated, and Luth ‘ran school, used 12 children appointed Molalla division manager improvement in total accidents, in­ and republican party elections for a bo between the ages of 18 and 25 in a modern building which will rise on the site of the old Finney
years: must have been graduated building, recently
levelled
by<
Liter: “Wr have avoided troii'hlc: from his school to demonstrate a of that firm, it was announced juries and deaths.
number of years
fr in high school, pass a physical wreckers J. H. Freudenthal and '
At Ute end of the year, counties
similar to these of European na­ talk in the music round-table dis- Wednesday bv R R Easter. Tuala­
examination and be able to produce sons. owners of the property, have Grand opening of the new i store is
were ranked in the following order
tions because wo respect the laws cnsslon.
tin valley division manager, fol- in Group One: Washington. Yam­
Carl J. Schamoni, assistant man­ a birth certificate. There is no alrcdy begun preliminary construc­ expected to be within six weeks.
<>l our government.''
Kramien said.
lowing an official communication hill. Pojk. Columbia. Clackamas. ager of the Moler Barber college. charge for the training, but appli­ tion work for the new structure.
,,
. Committers Lint cd
The afternoon speaker. Frank 1 Committees for the music festi­ from the Portland office.
Space Increased
Portland, was a' the Senate Monday cants must furnish their own trans­
Clatsop.
Marion,
Benton.
Multilo
Grand
Opening
Set
Bennett, superintendent o
The Pharmacy has been widen-
The appointment will be effee-
val and track meet were appoint-
Lincoln first; on behalf of certain legislation be- portation. Anyone interested should
The Hillsbcro Pharmacy, mean­ ed six feet and completely re-ar-
schools, spoke along the same lines ed by John R Cox. president of til e Mondai. March 17. Enschede mah. Group Tw
the
Mr Schamoni. contact the training school repre- while,
Group
Three
Union
first
nearing
the
end
of
exten
­
empha
in
d
as Dr Giersbach Imi
ranged for greater efficiency and
when a boy lived at Tigard for sentatives in the courthcus- at Ore-
the Washington County Teachers' will take over his now duties on
sive remodeling and enlarging
the respnosibility of
he docs not ex-
association On the music festival that date but
many year.- About the tune the gon City immediately. Wymer said. work which, has been in progress space. An elaborate "beauty bar"
the
dangers
impress children with
with fluorescent lighting on dis­
to establish residence in the
Oregon Electric railway built their
committee arc •I. Clyde Hopkins,
for several weeks, will observe its play shelves will also be one of
t>f war and greed
line through Tigard Mr Schamoni's
Sherwcod. ।'Inurman: Edward Tug- new community immediately.
grand
opening
on
Thursday.
March
the features of this store. The drug
Enschede was graduated freni
folks erected a large hall known as
gurt. Garden Home; Mrs Margucr-
20. according to Harry Bates, pro­ department and prescription coun­
curriculum and elementary educa­ (f.l? I’oohei. Dilley; Mrs Lucille Oregon State college in 1927 and
the Schamoni Hall" near th" vicin-
Rotar.v's annual luncheon
for prietor.
ter have been moved far to the
tion briefly reviewed recent legis­ Fischer. Hillsboro; and M> s Mar- took employment with the I’ G. E
। ily of Tigard Station, where many members of the Hilhi basketball
A rcMilu*ion declaring tbe
Both drug stores will boast mod- front. Along the west wall will be
lation as it affects schools Rex jori ■ Warnick. Motmlaindale
On company directly thereafter. During intent ion to in-sess delinquent svw- I social meetings wer" held.
squad and coaches will be held
streamlined styling inside and eight booths tor the restaurant
Putnam, stale superintendent of the track committee arc Melvin Ins long period of service here, he er rentals and costs against tlv' |
this neon (Thursday’ in the chain - ern
out. The Palm will have a 28-foot ' trade.
schools, who was scheduled on the Vandr rmo.d. Recdvillc. chairman; has worked in virtually every de- j properties involved is published in
Mrs. Evelyn Goodell, daughter of ber of commerce rooms. C. T. front of green and black vitrolite i A streamlined counter with 21
original program for this talk, was William Stafford. Banks; and Dar­ partment of the business..
the Hillsboro Argus this week
t presentativi» and Mrs.
Hesse. Richardson is chairman.
glass in a modern design similar gleaming stools fitted with spring
forced to remain in Salem Monday rell Jones. Manning
cl mpl lance wi
law regulating , sends n ord from Washington, t) C.
to the front of the present store ' seats will skirt a modern kitchen
because of educational bills pend­
Tlie county track meet was sol Giersbach to Talk
such procedure.
that they presented a letter of in­
I look beyond our times and
Inside will be a modern "beauty being moved Io the east wall The
ing in the legislature.
for May 3 at Pacific university
Dr. W
Giersbach. president
Th? resolution, bearing names of troduction from Governor Charles
sands
bar” for toiletries, perfumes and Oriental room, an 18x22 banquet
Main speaker for Ilie round-table of (Pacific university, will be the 9(1 property owners whp arc de­ A. Sprague to Senator Rufus Hol­ And sec Hitler, posed between
Art Exhibit Feature
cosmetics, a new fountain, fluores­ hall, is located to the rear of the
Special feature of the institulc discussion on physical education featured sjicaker on the chamber linquent in payment of sewer rent­ man. who gave them a royal wel­
the fire and frying pans
cent lighting throughout, open dis- kitchen. All woodwork in the new
wan flic art exhibit, which over- was Mis Ruth Loomis, instructor of commerce program here Mon- als. sets April 1 at 8 p. in. in the come to the U. S Senate. They also
Don't you wonder. I do. if lie play for all merchandise, a 28x20- Pharmacy is being done in a ma­
Pacific d <v noon. William G. Hare, local city council chamber as the time had the pleasure of gouig through
flowed with examples of the dif- of physical education
will tell
fool prescription room, a 28x20 hogany finish and 13 fluorescent
university Her topic
••Why attorney and one of Pacific's early and place lor bearing of objections the house of representatives and en­ When he hits, if its like Heaien
iorent types of work being
stock room and an attraetele set cf lighting fixtures have been install­
Education
in
Public graduates, will be j rogram chair« to the ac’ion The legal is printed joyed their visit vesy much during
lied on in county grade and higl’ Physical
or H—.
a.tie counters The overall build- ed to gn c adéquate illumination
man.
Schools. '
achuuls. Au ait round-table
in full on pags 5, fiction three.
Ure sessions of both houses.
H. M. G. mg dimensions will be 28x100 feet. over every inch of the store.
Fxpanxlon I’laiinrd
Mam iti m of planning busillis.
before the board concerned remod-
I ling < f the 4 H building Hobby
Hal! .1 new feature < f the fan last
drt w
many entries that
Ten Draftees
To Start Army
Life Tuesday
Postman 's Retirement
Transfers Carriers
John Schmeltzer
Awarded 10-Year
4-H Leader Pin
New Contracts
Approved for
Hilhi Faculty
Legion Junior
Ball Committees
Are Appointed
Medicos Form
County Society;
Charter Granted
Easier Parly
To Be April 12
Interest in Widening of Tualatin
Highway Shown by Governor
County is First
For Improved
Traffic Record
Institute Draws 325 Teachers;
Giersbach Stresses Organization
School Districts
To Gel Warrants
Trainees Sought
For Sheet Metal
Defense School
Palm Drug to Locate on Finney
Site; Pharmacy Sets Opening Date
Enschede Named
Molalla Branch
Manager of PGE
Delinquent Renial
4ciion is Started •