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Thur «lay. July 10, itili Hn.TSRORO ARGUS. HII Î.SRORO. OREGON Papo Two Civilian Defense Enrollees to Fill Out Questionnaire Herb Cars’ens Badly Injured In Fall Mondav »Sec story on page one -I'd on one Enrollment forms to be filled A out at civilian defense registra BANKS Herb Caratena suffered tion ccntei» throughout the conn serious back iml neck in.nnie- * t\ dutm.. tie wo k stalling Mon when he fell from i lo.ul «'f .. .'\ti are iitcidy being liny Moml.iy at the Myith Ct. r- Jist ributed. farm, where he was wt»rking H ' In addition to putely statistical w । taken to Good San information, the forms include a pital in Portland. number of questions of which the Harold I reja Bins Tn p«-rty following ire typical Have you Harold Crop.« has purchased the i c ir available foi use" Relatives property in Bank- which is now tn furs gn count ■ hi -' Do you spc.ik occupied by N J Griffen md any foreign language" Do you pos- - fireaims" Are you willing to family. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mans b. fmgei printed “* field and children of Sunmei Separate f orms Wa h., vvere guest - ov. t t tie hoi Separate forms will be filled days of Mrs Minefield's parent». out bv men and women. The Ml and Ml C’ M iwh nmy questionnaire for men will ask of near Banks. 1 the applicant if he had civilian A special music .1 rv ee was experience m any of the follow held Sumi iy eiening In 1 < newly ing fields Police fire department .lecot itcd church Mis H X " intelligence service fust aid. tele hams and the ch>>tr furnished phone. teletype, radio draftsman special music Piano solos were clerical, stenographer, typist, oth given by Mis Robert Houch and er employment. Roberta Heard and a piano trio The corresponding civilian ex vv is pliyed by Margety XX ov perience list for women includes Juanita Wolford. and Fvalynn Niiismg fust aid. nutrition, ag Kessler Kev C. H Sschreiber in nculture. telephone switchboard, vites everyone to be present at teletype clerical. stenographer, church, which will be h< id next typist, instructor in any field, oth- San.! iv . ' > f t ' • ct employment Women will i’s, Mr and Mis Alfred Lippert and bO asked Number of ev o ners you daughter ol Banka and Mis Lip- could accommodate in your home, pelts parent- Ml and Mis Paul if necessary? Men will Ive asked to indicate Gardner of Portland, left last week for a two weeks visit with their preference for service in tbe lei Unes in N ' ' following general fields Police re serve. fire department reserve, Billings. Mont Warren Taylor, who 1 is b. n first aid. aircraft observer, air raid warden, other service W . •-en working in Toledo and a.-o ; ay ing w ith the Tekxio Kill team, will indicate preference among the Assistant fire warden spent several days last week at following first aid. home economics, air the Max Drees*. n home Mi and Mrs Pete Zimmerman craft warning, recreation, motor of Portland and Mr and Mrs corps, instructor in any of fol Henry MclXni'.d and - in Howard lowing: home nursing, accident prevention, swimming, first aid. attended the tournament at Al nursery school, recreation, nutri bany Sunday Ml Zimmerman and tion. domestic science. Alex McDonald played in tK game. Key Stafford Jr and Miss Mar- jotis Kauffman of near Taft spent Sunday with his aunt. Mrs Charles Kes-i. r. Mr and Mrs Elmer Meacham spent Tuesday and Wedm sday of BANKS Francis Upward has last week at Depoe Kay where been appointed janitor of the high they went deep sea fishing N Mr and Mrs Victor Manuel and *»n Jim of Portland spent xk ho was appointed deputy sheriff Tuesday and Wednesday of last of Washington county a few weeks week with Mr and Mrs M Tur Mr and Mrs, Clark Powne and ner near Banks. S Joe Jensen spent last Friday S .r.xiiy at the home vf at the home her brother Harold i Jensen, and family in Hillsboro. Mr and Mrs Howard Wi bur and N Transferred Il - Mr and Mts. R Rinks s;*n' son of Loagv-< w Wash, spent the Sunday it McN - ■ ' home of their son. Harold Rinks holidays with Mr. and Mrs Cass and family Harold Banks, a mem Wilson and other relatives here Mr and Mrs E E Parks and ber of a survey crew, has been daughter Jeanne of Portland, and transferred to Spokane. Wash Mrs E H Kauffman and daugh Mothers Meet Friday Mothers club will meet Friday ter Helen of Ranks, returned home with Mr- N B. rd n M s Fk i i iigmoor. after a weeks Munford will be in chai- d ti e v <rt t Yakim Wa> wl e :hp x sited Mr an Mrs Reginald program. M: and Mis Harry Davison and Hig^rrPh .ind far'.ly Or*. • e daughter Maxine attended the ■ ■ - " - ■ Molalla buckarvo July 4. Cannon Reach. Mrs. Margaret Horton and daughter Marion of Portland spent the week-end uith Mrs Hortons brv:?;r-.n-law and s.sUr Mr and Mr-s John Hart* < k. and daughter Joyce. Mr and Mrs Cal Williams and children of Prineville and Mr. I son spent several days last week at Long Beach, Wash Barbara Wilson of Tacoma Wash . spent from Thursday until S ■ • . ■ t Si iv she returnexl to Portland. >here she is staying with her aunt. Mr- Windsor Mox re George Moss spent several days Mt a k at Seaside and A^ Mr and Mrs. E E Parks and daughter Jeanne of Portland spent the week-end with her parents. Mr and Mrs. E H Kauffman, and Janitor Named At Banks High Annual Reunion Sei for July 27 Annual Mission Festival Scheduled Distributors Ask Advance in Price At Blooming Lutheran Church Of Milk Cream BTOOMINk l.utherat w.ll bo i E m imua on .it 10 30 a ni with M HO p m Schefftin Re\ n. and Thb boy 4 H club met Jm UK by tram for San she will spend friends ( lean up i Friday f th«' clean-up The e hairmen e. mmitte ekan-up in prep the mission festival The Fourth saw some celebrating in their horn«' yards with gather- som.' at the rodeo, various one : the park seeing ■r "fr could en .¡nd other attractions vv ent Balm Mi T W le left Tile Huth family left Thursday r a v sit to their old home at be about three weeks «o Milk sought •I I q‘ Christensen Rotary Leader New Kinion Teacher Returns Contract Cooper Mountain Five-County Meet Here Proposed Roy SHADY BROOK ■ A XV J Mr nidi -..a William^ Archil Evelyn t ion. which they the former a paient • Mi anti M h Sutherlin XV Williams. at Heb«> .mil lit animi called XV . !• ' t he ritieni Ulnas« nt Ins mot her. P. Granum. M Parsons I Thuis with his son day IA>uls l“arsonx. and family at Wil ar family spent the Fourth with at Astoi Waddell -pent Mi and Mrs the holiday week nd with Mis Waddell's brothai i-law and ter. Ml and Mi«. Al Bui tell. in Bend. Ki m H n July H ted and er m HdUbiTo and Reedvilic ing in Wa«" r.gto .md ne . Iibor- viuntirs was di-rifpted tern- by Adolph rood crashed taking out a 2 50#-volt the city of H Ua- boro and trunk lines of the when a car c Abendroth of into a power 25.000-volt high Abendroth. Evelyn Paste; UK Hilkl. ru Insures Perfect Reception You’ll get moie real eiijov nieiif out of the manv fine programs on the ur if you lot us put your radio in shape. Spec v. efficiciit and low cost GEORGE HIMES RADIO SERVICE 155 S înd With Western Auto Supply Hll I sitoko Telephone 3511 CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS reporting Mi« Gen Builil for permanence with concrete product i CHIMNEY BLOCKS STEPPING STONES PIER BLOCKS SEPTIC TANKS M C0RMACK CONCRETE PIPE Company 6M S 1st Illi I SHOKO Telephone URI . iffice stated after he "must have fallen asle«p at wheel ' The mishap veurr .1 cn th«' comer of Tenth avenue and A trouble-shooting crew of G E company found a ta icn th on he shunted in Ie. er route and service w to Reedville within The city of Hillsboro w minut light and power for > vour ten minute« The disruption of telephone ser- ce deadened communication be- « een Wohi-.g' n c .t'v < mmun- Credit Dentistry You Don't Need Cash for Dental Service USE MY CONVENIENT CREDIT PLAN Your Work Done Weekly or Monthly you advertise gus want ads I tf I J N. h r K cks. No Interest, Brokerage, Extra Cost DR. BROWN Roberta Gembella ami Mrs Al Richards attended a family p me at Eigle Fern park on t fourth (unirne reta I Bids. 11111 sitoKo CREDIT DENTIST Phone SI Summer w wk - He - d at r C. m w He û bn daug“' Hey Mrs Ma had a If I Car Hits Pole Power, Light Phones Quit 85. XV ¿¡rade Mr and Mi ■ F KI PI I KI l> ■re III» « mpluy d .amp at Enuin Mud Xtountaui spent th ■ s parents. Hurd Fra: end v and Mr ami Mr and daughter I htii and. Warr. H M. W u bile Ilas 10 th«- past Ruehanan Pla. R ed D-. poned a Of J. d X! Mrs J X’ Berryman Gerald and Dwight ai We«inesday from Palo lor a visit w.th and Mrs Rick.’. her Mr> XV Cuene. who has been mproved and is able Its where and what and how y .. advert.se tha: C ants. Um Ar- gas want a is. ti Mr. and Mrs Francis Thompson and son of Portland Mra Philip Wessels and daughter of Come!.us S25 le-day evening .it a meet .ome .s' Washington county n and milk distributors pri chedulc in every bracket cf milk and am < vc. pt for coffee cream in f pints which is reeommended remain the «.nue at 15 cents Tile follow Blu r-ping t 11'.1111 and M: and Mi- Cliff S.md is. .'O< Banks diove to Bend Wednc I» 33c where they wcie guests of Mr. ku. Qi and Mi- Mini ce Thompson and daughter They drove on to (ream ehrist and w.iv guests the William C Christensen was in- Mi and Mrs Lamar Sandy Price Sought sons. Th«> group returned home stalled as pres dent of the Hillslx’ro' l>< 15c Rotary club Thursday succeeding Mr ami Mrs John X’an Doren Th «'m as H Bailey. Other office Qt Mi« and daughter spent the Four! h are W. Verne McKinney, v IC of July holidays at the president J XV Barm B beaches. ami Bail with a her of. survey crew at Revise, Idaho, spent pas: president - ring was presented named are is Barr. the holidays at his home m Furt- to Bailey by A I. Amacher on H o. v ce-pre. Mr« XX and n. Forest I land. His parents. behalf of the club i' X XX I. M.x'i« and his three sons. A repxtrt on his recent trip to .1 F d So I', r .f Al.' ,i id Don. Bill and Rxxiney of Barks. Denver to attend the Rotary Inter- lonal members to fill out an July naticnal convention was given by Rodney remained in Thru itive board . f five th<> Port land. He tcld about the < officers bem- v ff , •- Port land, but Don an«l Bill ghost City of Central City. Colo turned to Banks. and exp’.a ned that 5500 000 000 in gold had been taken out et mines there Highlights of tn«' convention and visiting family ed the n William Mr and condit cm employes Kixrox 'f Battery E vv 11 be Membei primary Fred luncheon het contract A The and Donald Mr K -i : n hool board h is spent the n M fill her the home of Mi s b. bu( w ill -elected Mrs Jim oon ram. Wash. f w «•wing Group I» Meet Red Co - s. w ng club will meet nnev on their building a it the home «^-ononucs room at home. It w he Grange hall todav <1 bath and i Mrs Al af XVea- Mr and Mrs W.xxl: plans July the Fourth ver spent -sed s an for this month is a c mforter to holidays at junced tie and pinning blankets to make and M E Mr. and W B and Mrs J l-i Grande. B.1 aw Helen 'k left of Mr and « to be held Mrs XX'. K. Ril Teachers' ass .Kiation Blum- and Mrs. build- md family a F . • s .- aly 18 qui M -e visiting friends here. 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