MAKE EVERY
PAY HAY
WAR
BOND DAY
■ t r o r SUNDit ' — SAVI DOUAIS
O
III
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Januai
1 1913
Overseas
Army Mail
Restricted
sbon
Hillsboro A rgus and H illsboro In d ep e n d e n t Consolidated in 1932
Loyal Service Æs Observers Rewarded
H oqulations Effect
S e n d in g of Parcels,
N e w sp a p ers, Letters
i
Press Run
This Issue 4480
\ ol irne 19, No. 13
Sign-Up Set New Hilhi Courses to County Bond
For Farmers Meet Needs of War Quota Upped
On '43 Goals
By $55,000
New courses, in keeping with requests from the arm ed
forces, will be included in a revised H illsboro union high
school curriculum when the second sem ester begins Mon
day, according to Principal .John R. Cox. The plan adopt
ed here is an en larg em en t of the Victory Corps program
program .
M eetings S c h e d u led
T hro u g h o u t C ounty
To C o n sid er Problem
Im portant «'bongeii have been
m ade ill m ailing iii druction* effect
Two Sections, 14 Page!
♦
Group Leader
S ubjects in
f wi.h the pro-
regularly each
ved in accord-
ibjecLs.
Such
classes w.ll be carr ed in addition
to the regular cours
D ay Lengthened
A drive to enlist every W ashing
ton county farm er in the 1943 p ro
duction program and to m ake sure
that every farm is equipped and in
gear for essential food production
to its full capacity will be m ade
during the rem ain d er of Jan u a ry
and the first of F ebruary, accord
ing to announcem ent by John W.
Kamna, chairm an of the W ashing
ton C ounty USDA W ar Board.
AAA supervisors will assist each
farm er at com m unity centers in the
various districts to fill out a farm
plan work sheet and. if he wishes,
he may sign up for the 1943 triple
A program .
This signup w ill be conducted by
triple A supervisors and m em bers
of the county USDA w ar board at
various com m unity centers from 10
a. m. to 4 p. m. daily D ates and
places of com ing m eetings are as
O re g o n 's R ecord Best
In N ation a s S tate
L ead s in Bond S a le s
N ext sem ester w
find H ilhi's
W ashington county quota for w ar
schedule changed t
include an- savings bond sales in Ja n u a ry is
oth«
One hun d red -h o u r arm hand* w ere aw arded to 42 b rv fi- of the H illsboro observation post by the
r period and eight new sub- $263.680, an increase of $55,680 over
jects, w hich will m eet the re q u ire the D ecem ber quota, according to
aircraft w arning service here last week C hief Ob* e rv er K enneth Wilcox also received a six months’
m
ents
of w ar tim e schools for ad- announcem ent from the Oregon w ar
chief observer aw ard Those present to receive th eir aw ard ;ue pictured as follows: Reading from left
vancem ent in the arm ed ervices. savings staff T he state’s Ja n u a ry
to lig h t «front IOWI. M esdames E A G riffith, J A Swanson. Hay Thomas, Kay Sigler. Thomas Doyle,
The activity period will be elim i- quota is $10.300.000. w hich is $2.200.-
H enry Ih s in g i’i Ed W ortm an, < J W aldron .aid New 11 M acrum Second row Mrs K enneth Wilcox.
nated and the day
-
- lengthened
-
— - higher
• -
to —
000
than previously.
It I’ Hasmus-en. W inston Pool Ed Coman Erl C arver. R.ibert Beattie. Louis H urd. Wayne Lytle. Glen
3:55 p m. All activities must be
Oregon again leads the U. S. A.
Dawson I M Spi n« e r T h ird row K enneth W ilcox, chief observer. H ward Hillis, Hus.se! Ide Ed-
fitted into the n x m hour School in w ar bond sales and W ashington
i o u i h I Mitchell. Homer S ttlem icr.
K eith Susbauer. Eric Marggi and R obert Cull The others w ere Un-
will tak e up a t 9 15 a»s usual in county did its p a rt by purchasing
able to be present.
the m orning.
$149.201.75 of w ar bends d u rin g No-
T he new courses filling voca- vem ber, th e last m onth for which
tional as well as educational de- official figures are available Total
sires of «tudents. w ill include a state-w ide sales equaled $10,787.000.
m ath refr<-hm ent course, trigo- Oregon Record Best
nom
etry. typing, business English,
A pply (» Army
O regon's national record is the
welding. forging, practical hem e largest purchase of w ar bonds in
T he r e s tric tio n * a p p ly o n ly to
nursing, and a com plete course in proportion to inccme of any state
pe rso n n e l o f th*» IF S a rm y se rve d
electricity
through a rm y p » t offices outside
the union. Nine d liars and 93 cents
In com pliance w ith th w ar pro- out of every $100 of income was
tin- < n tin c n ta l U n ite d S ta te * T he y
I-',,,-i,-
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e . 1- i t - i i i
•
1 o r tj- tu o o b sen et.s of th e H illsboro a irc ra ft w arn in g follows:
do not a p p ly to m a il fo r p e rso n n e l I
gram all boy-, unless physically de- loaned to the governm ent to provide
Dirk J o u y . s«.n of Mr and Mrs service w ere presented w ith 100-hour arm
fective. w ill oe req u ired to take equipm ent for the boys on the fight-
< f the na vy, m a rin e corps o r coast j
bands for
L au rel—Ja n u a ry 21, 22, 23, L aurel
toe physical fitness course planned m g fronts.
g u a rd n r to in te rn a tio n a l m a il, the F red J c .s v of Rock C reek and .1 faith fu l service a t a m eeting of observers w ith r e p re com m unity hall.
I stu d en t at IfiUsbi.ru union high
A rth u r L. Reiling, R ay-M aling by th e arm y and navy for schools. I Oregon has led the nation tw ice in
o rd e r state*
Hoy
—
Ja
n
u
a
ry
21,
22,
23,
Roy
Co., In c , executive, w ho has
The o rd e r p ro v id e s th a t n«» p a rce l 1 school, was this week announced I sentatives of the lth fig h te r com m and in th e c h a m b e r of store.
the last fo u r months, having also
been nam ed vice-president of
m ay be * m t oversea* th a t exceed* 11» th e o u tstanding bov in 4 If H o l com m erce rooms last W ednesday night. These a w a rd s are
been num ber one state in August.
Bloom
ing—Jan
u
a
ry
25,
26,
27,
28,
stein
dairy
club
work
1
1
1
O
regon
the N orthw est C anners' associa
fiv e pounds in w e ig h t o r 15 in c h m
The lim it purchase fo r husband
s given to individuals pu ttin g in at Blooming school.
tion.—(Photo by T asker I
m h-ngth o r 36 inches in le n g th and 1 and the w inner of a Holstein h eif
and wife or any ow ner and co-ow n
least 100 hours of duty on the w arn
er
presented
by
A
rth
u
r
Connell
of
Forest
G
rove—Jan
u
a
ry
28
29.
30.
g ir th co m b in e d F u rth e r, no parcels
e r has been raised from $5000 to
ing post.
and F ebruary 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, Forest
w ill be accepted fo r d iapntch to a r H elvetia It Is ¡1 coincidence that
$10000 in any one year. M any in
the
w
inner
of
a
«late
aw
ard
should
W
ilcox
W
ins
H
onor
G
rove
cham
ber
of
commerce.
dividuals. w ho have accum ulated
m y post o ffic e * outalde th e U S live so close to the donor,
th e
K
enneth
Wilcox,
chief
observer
funds
w ill w ant to take advantage
unlevs th e y c o n ta in such a rtic le * as C onnell a n d Jossy farm s being
Sherw ood—Ja n u a ry 25. 26. 27, city
here, has been presented w ith a hall.
.ire be in g *c n t at the s p e c ific w r i t only a few miles apart
Mrs. H arold M eyer has been ap of this new high lim it during J a n
chief observer's pin for six m onths
pointed chairm an of the women's uary.
ten reqin*st « f th e addressee and
Meetings have already been held
Dick has had an o u tstanding
of duty
division of the salvage com m ittee
a p p io v e d by the b a tta lio n o r s im ila r record in 4-H club w ork in his
A jo in t d in n er m eeting of the
from M anning and Buxton.
for H illsboro by the county civilian county w ar savings bond and Vic
u n i! co m m a n d e r o f the addres.ee
T ribute to the loyalty and service
nine years as a m em ber, w hich in
C om m unity signup centers in I
defense c ffice. according to Miss tory F und com m ittees was held
In d iv id u a l copies o f newspa]>er* cludes two as a leader
of the observers was paid by Lt other districts w ill be a n n o u n c e d '
Included
Faye Nichols, county chairm an of W ednesday night at the A m erican
W. A. Hynes of the 4th fighter later.
n - 1 e !.■.11' shull be a c c bptad f<• : am ong his m any aw ards, he war
the w om en's division. Mrs. M eyer Legion hall. J C. English and E.
com m and, w ho w as accom panied
d ' p a trh to >uch A P O ’* o n ly adjudged cham pion show m an
a!
"We
hope
to
use
the
farm
p
la
n
,
by S taff S ergeant W. L. Sousa.
A March of Dimes to ra se funds wiU 5x5 assisted ln the collection of C Sam m ons cf P ortland re p resen t
w h e re s u b s c rip tio n , a re s p e c ific a lly the 1942 county fair was a m em
Sergeant Lynn Sm ith and C orporal w ork sheet,” K am na said, ' as a I
fight infantile paralysis will be wast~ fats by the H illsb° ro P a i- ed the state Victory Fund com
reipieste d m w r it in g by the a d d re s b er of th e grand cham pion dairy
basis for evaluating the fa rm e rs '|
ent-T eacher association.
C.
N.
Robertson.
m ittee and F orrest Cooper and Ray
see o r f r w h ic h s u b s c rip tio n * are dem onstration team at tlie state
needs as to m achinery, supplies, f t held Jan u a ry 29 at 12 noon in cverv
P.-T.
em bers assisting
o n n ! C onw ay the state w ar bond staff.
ashington
ccunty.
T he local w arning post is an im n a n c in c and la b .,r and it th e «amp school
-■>«.««u.n room
m om in W
« asm
ngion c-.unty.
‘ ■'1 A
n m
««‘vuioeis
assisting o
,n e ffe c t S uch co pie* » h a ll fair ill I! HI and which pieced second
tim
e
get
an
indication
of
t
h
e
^
T
^
I
accordlnc
*
»
>
the
7
i
m
m
,ttee_
will
be
J.
W
_P
oyn-
<»nl> he accepted fro m p u b lis h e n in the n orthw est at the P acific in
p o rtan t link in the netw ork of ob-
who * ‘ h a ll pine? on the w ra p p e r, o r tern atio n al Livestock
in
cu ltu ral X L
chairm an Com boxes w ill
^ r s . Thomas
Exposition
■ervation posts, according to Lt » o n
on th«- p u b lic a tio n w hen a w ra p p e r th at sam e year, won t h e Jersey
M” T h "™ * D v i.
Hynes, w ho held th at the aircraft servation program . Food and fibei ?,!s? be. P aeed ln bu?lness houses sr
is not
breed special at th e county fan in
w arning service is one of the re a a re as vital as m unitions in ís
w in- L , a evcr> °” e may have an oppor H om er S ettlem ier. Mrs. A. L. Am-1
•••i u *e d ; a c e rtific a te re a d in g
-M u :!ed m C o n fo rm itv w ith P O p
1931' and a m em ber of th e Hock
sons there has been no invasion of ning the war. F arm production isi uni v to donate to this w orthy acher. Mrs. J. M Person. Mrs. W i
. ^ « ffNeWman and MlSS
Ro'
the coast It gives planes on t h e w ar production, says S ecretary o f | ta u se
<> h r No HHJH7 • T in * m ean* th a t C reek 4-H d airy rlu b winch is the
ground am ple tim e to get into the A gricultural W ickard. G oals have
in d iv id u a l* w h o have been accu*- only tb ree-tim c w inner of Ihe C alf
U nlike other y ear’s observance of
,
been
set
up
for
state
and
county
I
P
resident
Roosevelt’s
birth
d
ay
this
w
ld
n
e
sd
a
v
in
each
m
n
n
ih
f
,
h J
M
anna
trophy
aw
arded
annu
ally
air, he said. W ith th e AWS, one
tom ed to ,< n ilm g in d iv id u a l copies
at
the
county
fair
by
Ihe
C
arnation
plane on the ground takes the place and we h.ipc W ashington county year will be danceless for the most p e,e ? b ^ I cow B W Ba?nes D avH
i f th e A rg u s o r o th r r new spapers
ccm pany.
of 18 on patrol.
(Continued on page 71
i P?r2 ln. O re S ™ ’ D r E. T.
eter -S Boscow
B. s W and
Barnes.
are not perm itted to d o *0
I of P ortland, state chairm an Hh « 1Uand I HiU’
t JIathew
union David
hi«b
The
Jossy
fam
ily
also
ties
in
w
ith
W ashington county. Lt. H ynes
T his mean* that u n d er these
chools.
the
G
uernsey
aw
ard
for
A
rt
Fillc-
«aid,
enjoys
one
of
the
highest
cf-
I nounced.
new regulations, n
T he F u tu re F arm ers o f A m erica
e I ger of A storia, the w inner, is u n
_
. . .
,
Proceeds from the sale of fats
' ejency ratings in the area as e v i
i„ wstMp..,s may be m ailed to a dor the g en eral direction of D on
D istrict chairm en listed by An- W|U be used by the P.-T. A. for p arliam en tary team from H illsboro
denced
by
the
large
numb«
n
«.Idler only by tl - p u b lish er and Joasy, a b ro th er of Dick and 4-H
trim so far include the following , purchasing supplies for first aid i b n inn high school, w hich won sec-
100-hour observers honored at on«,
Mrs. L B D rake. Forest G rove, gits for the school.
only If the soldier Is the suhsi’rtb cr cltib leader in Clatsop county.
rnci P '?ce am ong seven in a parlia-
tim e
m entary contest recently a t Day-
However, th • soldier will be free
Mrs. J L. VanDomelen. M ountain-
V W G a rd n e r o f H ills b o ro , w h o
Free Ten Divisions
ton. p u t on the program at the
dale:
Mrs.
Mollie
Landingham
.
T
i
to subscribe to any new spaja-r or
lia-i been
cd vie, -p re sid e n t
These p u ts , if operated by the
cham ber of com m erce luncheon
gard: Rev. W P. K eebaugh, B eav
m agazine he wishes, and will not
fo r W estern O regon o f W estern
arm y, w ould tak e 150.000 men or
Monday noon a t the A m erican Le-
erton: Mrs John Anderson, Dilley,
req u ire special iiermisxfon to d o so
R e ta il L u m b e rm e n 's association
’ the equivalent of 10 divisions, ex-
I gion hall. Team m em bers included
and Cecil K cberstein. G aston. Mon
In this connection. it should be
( plained Lt Hynes. T hey aid lost
Dick Jossy. president; Eddie Tan-
ey collected should be sent to
borne in mind that copies of m any
planes to get dow n safely and are
| ner. vice-president, su b stitu tin g for
. C hairm an A rtrim <jr to the nearest
c u rre n t publications a re provided
H
oarding
not
only
violates
the
local
cha;rm
an.
greatlv
appreciated
by
th
e
fliers
M
illard Thom pson: Roy G rcssen,
by the S|«ecial Service D iv is io n o f
tenets c f good citizenship b u t it
I he said.
-ecretary; Bill H einrich, treasurer,
the Army, and are available to
H
alf
of
the
income
frem
this
and K enneth I. gun, reporter. J. B.
so ld ers.
A rt B roderson of F orest Grove, can very easily lead to serious I cam paign w ill go to the N ational
for the hoarder, a c - 1 r
. ,
,
, .
, _
.
Thomas. Sm ith-H ughes instructor
chief of the a irc ra ft w arning se r consequences
A wait In terp retatio n
.o rding to an announcem ent m ade ! ? ^ ndhatl" l l ork,,I? fa" tl 1?
H illsboro experienced its coldest
vice in the county, said the H ills
Business men on Main betw een at the high school and ch ap ter ad
A pproxim ately 4(Ml c pies of the
and the o th er half to th e W ashing
Sunday
boro p -st was No 1 in the county W ednesdav by M elvin B rink, c h a ir ton county chapter for help in fight' S»ccnd and T hird and Second from visor, w as program chairm an.
A rg u s a re in w being sen t to men I w eath er in three years
man
of
O
PA's
H
illsboro
W
ar
Price
V
\\
G
ard
n
er,
H
illsboro
lum
ber-
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*»*»».
i He com m ended Mr. and Mrs. K en-
j ing the dread disease in the county. W ashington to M ain w ill be invited
The m em bers conducted a m eet
in the arm ed forces in the United night when th e th erm o m eter d ro p
A
v ic e -p ie ident for noth Wilcox for th eir fine w ork and R ationing Board.
ped to six decrees above zero, ac ni
Last y ear the state contributed t0 atten d a m eeting w ith the city ing and dem onstrated p arliam en tary
(C ontinued oil page 2)
!
w
e
ste
rn
O
reg
q
n
"
f
th
e
W
estern
R
e
He
w
arned
th
at
excess
stocks
B roderson expressed the opinion if
cording to A W Mo re. co -o p era
, . i i ' i , -----Li I rnore th an $35,000, of w hich 50 per council T uesday, J a n u a ry 26, a t 8 procedure in a m ost creditable
tive observer for the U S w eath er ta il L u m b e rm e n '« association at th e th a t w om en m ade th e best observ «.«
cent was retained by the state and P
to discuss th e traffic ques- m anner. Motions dealt w ith sug
I
concluding
sessi
m
of
th
e
organiza-
ers.
be
declared
and
the
equivalent » countv organization*
bureau Low for M onday night 20
tion. it was decided a t a special gestions th a t business m en raise
num ber of stam ps surrendered at ° U * rgam zatiom .
'io n 's w ar conference in P ortland
above. The lowest tem p eratu re | Saturday.
council m eeting T uesday n ig h t fol rabbits to insure an adequate m eat
Those aw arded 100-hour a r m registration tim e, and stated that I
previous to this was th ree above
low ing a lengthy discussion of the supply for th e ir tables an d also
Th<> stream lined c nference was bands are as follows:
severe penalties aw ait those w ho
F eb ru ary 9. 1940 On four o th er
problem
.
grow victory gardens. O th er ques
Mrs. C ath erin e Desinger. M rs J fail to comply.
1 chiefly to trad e problem s
days m 1940. local people shivered | rii’vot««
Q uestion of loading zones, double tions considered w ere the shortage
in c lu d in g those re la te d to b u yin g . A Sw nns.'n. Mrs. Cloe Benge. Rob
"But, such penalties w ill be m e a n -;
at six above on Ja n u a ry 12 and
p ark in g and less tim e fo r parking of labor and the need fo r includ
e rt Cull, C lyde Yount. Louis Hurd
William F C yrus, form er W ash 24 and F eb ru ary 2 nnd 16 Tw elve I s e llim , and p ric in g f lum ber, taxes Russel fde. E A G riffith. Mrs W ingless if. through food hoarding !
w ill be considered. N eed for pro ing la b e r prices in farm parity.
and
the
labor
,-ituation.
supplies
are
w
ithheld
at
this
tim
e
ington county ag ricu ltu ral agent, above was the lowest in 1942 on
Food for the arm y and navy w ill
viding for an easier flow of traf-
T he association includes retail if Phelps. A. J. Foelker. G eorgs from our boys in the arm ed forces."
ha« been nam ed as the th ird mem- Ja n u a ry 5, w hile 24 above w as low
.,
, .
,
f»c w as stressed and it was con- be discussed a t the luncheon next
liim b rnien of Oregon. W ashington. Laver. Erl C arver. D r J V. Horne. declared Brink. "The D epartm ent
l>er of the county's selective se r in 1941 on D ecem ber 31.
R obert C oyner, Ed Coman, R P of A griculture has issued a state- I vv ith the closing of the th irty - tended th at a half hour parking on M onday bv Lt V. T. O liver, Jo h n
Idaho and Nevada.
vice l> . rd No 2, w ith h ead q u ar
sixth y ear of the appearance of the M ain betw een Second and T hird Ross, B E. Maling, Inc., ” ice-presi-
K ismussen. V. W. G ardner. W in
The abnorm ally low tem p eratu res
ter« at F orest Grove.
Program chairm an,
ston Pool. F ran k Pauli. Mrs. F rank m ent show ing the percentages o' | C hristm as T uberculosis S eal the and Second from W ashington' to den1, " - 11
M onday m orning threw an exces
A m erica's food that must be d i ro^orns have been m ost generous Main w ould be of benefit to shop-
Since resignation of Jo h n A. sive load on I’t rtlan d G as At Coke
Pauli. V ineent S hackelford. Dan verted
from civilian use under the | Mrs. H arry »«
Morgan,
T hornburgh three m onths ago th
N
ewsham
,
E
ric
M
arggi.
M
rs
M
arie
H illsboro | pers and business firm s by provid-
.... . com pany’s facilities and for sever-
W ortm an. Mrs. A lta Jam es. Mrs rationing to m eet m ilitary a n c' | seal sale chairm an, reports that ng m ore parking room through a
board has been functioning w ith! al hours service in T u alatin val-
lcnd-lease requirem ents. A bout 50 C hristm as Seal retu rn s a re still q uicker turnover of p ark ed cars
W allace Hoeffel, Mrs. E thel Moore. per
1 w«> m em bers, F ran k M iller of For- ! Icy com m unities was affected by
of all canned and dried coming in. "Seal contributions are
Mrs T hom as Doyle. G len Dawson. fruits cent
1st G rove, chairm an, and J. A low gas pressure, w hich left some
. F ollow ing a request from the
vegetables must be d i never 'la te ’, but this
M atilda M acrum , W. E Donald- verted and
Howell of Scholls. The new m e m - u s e r s tem porarily w ith o u t service
Kir» »r.
e a r . w S C ivil A eronautics A uthority for a
from civilian use for t h e wnniH
A ppeal agents for the tw o selec
tier is with the E F B urlingham < ««operation Praised
w ould like to reach o u r quota of decision
deci. ion on
nn w
,,.hplhpr
„ A the
„ city
„¡.v
Mrs Enid W alker of W inona | son' dobn Uaurs. M rs C. J. W al m ilitary."
hether o nr r not
tive service boards in W ashington
$5.000 before F eb ru ary
1. The
•ti Son com pany sei'd firm at F orest
House heating custom ers w ere G range. T ualatin, will be installed dron, H om er S ettlem ier. Howard
"W hen these reasons for ra tio n W ashington C ounty Public H ealth would purchase additional property county include P aul P atterso n of
Grove, heading th e research dc- aslv il liy th«' «'..mi-.iny to
m aster of Pomona G range at Hillis. W ayne Lytle. Ki-ith Sus
adjacent to the m unicipal airport
lim it as
I artm ent.
the q u arterly m eeting W ednesday bauer. Edm und M itchel. Mrs. Lin- ing are unerstood by t h e buying association lacks $200 of m eeting to provide for extension of r u n H illsboro for board No. 1 at B eav
(Continued on page 2)
erton and Joseph M cCready for
Ja n u a ry 27. a t S h erw o o d . Mrs. nie Thom as. Tom Spencer. Mrs. public,” he continued, "the urge this goal.”
ways. it was decided to inform
to hoard w ill gradually disappeai
T his y ear m arks a crisis in the the CAA th at the city w as not in board No. 2 at Forest G rove. T hom
W alker is the first w om an m aster Ray S igler and R obert Beattie.
and
good
citizenship
w
ill
prevail.'
anti-tuberculosis
cam paign.
Tu- a position at this tim e to proceed as H Tongue J r . of H illsboro is
to hold th at position in this county.
A dem onstration of the w orkings
associate governm ent appeal agent
O th er officers to be installed are of a filter b o ard in an aircraft
berculosis has alw ays increased w ith such purchase.
for board No. 1.
Mrs
Ethel Pennington, W inona w arning cen ter w as given. Two
d u rin g w ar and an increase is a l
A ppointm ent t f E. C. B ennett
Notices have been sent to regis
G range, overseer;
Mrs.
Mollie m oving pictures w ere shown, th e
ready evident in m any sections of
this country. T his y ear th e C h rist as a police officer w as confirm ed tran ts pointing out th at they "may.
I. indinghntn. Tigard, lecturer: Fred first being on the English aircraft
Sm ith, Hillsboro, stew ard; H arry w arn in g service and the other on
mas Seal S ale is of m ore im p o rt by the council. A re ta il beer li w ithout charge, obtain from these
Schm eltzer, Scholls, assistant stew aviation cadet train in g in the U. S
ance to the h ealth and w elfare of cense was also approved for G eorge officers advice as to th e ir rig h ts
the country than in anv y e a r since H endrcn. who has leased the L a r under selective service and reg u
Seriousness of Ute fa rm production problem was ard; Mrs. Mamie Downing. B eav arm y air force.
son place at 148 S outh Second av e lations, and, w here necessary, ob
erton. chaplain;
R.
H«>rnecker.
1917.
pointed out by H enry H agg, prom inent Reedville dairv- Hillsboro, treasu rer; Mrs. Fred
R obert B. Coyner, assistant m an
tain assistance in taking appeals.”
In spite of all the calls for our nue.
ager
of
the
H
illsboro
branch
of
dollars, we m ust not fail to support
man in sp e ak in g a t the R otary club luncheon T h u rsd ay G rant. D ixie M ountain, secretary;
the
F
irst
N
ational
B
ank
of
P
o
rt
tCharles W alker. Winona, gatekeep-
the W ashington
C ounty Public
on "D a iry in g an d Its Relation to the W a r.”
land. has been prom oted to a H ealth association. Mrs. M organ
<’r: Mr«. Phyllis Mill«. W ashington,
H agg said the food production m ay becom e d e sp era te Ceres; Mrs. S ara F« rsythe, Hills-
sim ilar post with the G resham said. "We m ust not fail to observe
ulth a h th«- farmeri have b e e n * ------------------------------------------ b«ro. Pomona; Mrs. Fred Smith.
branch and w ith his fam ily w ill the old trad itio n of C hristm as
Briee Plyrnatc. a chief commis-
asked Io incrciisc th e ir goals in
I Hillsboro, Flora: Mrs. M C Mc- sary stew ard in th e navy, arrived move there som etim e next week Seals—» trad itio n th a t literally
spite of m uny difficulties, p rin
K ercher. Beaverton, lady assistant M onday for a five-day visit w ith A man is coming h ere from the saves lives. Have you re tu rn e d
cipally that of a labor shortage.
stew ard: 'Charles \a ■ n , K , le e k
of , | h ' ; w ife and d au g h ter P enny. The La G rande branch to succeed Coy your blue envelope received w ith
Close Io 2,000.000 farm w orkers.
K inton. Lym
an Ro
the seals'.’"
K,,^k’i,nii»>
° ff A.'.’ u ,'.n< c h ' cf petty officer, now in his sec- ner. (P icture on page 3)
Ihe cream of the crop, have been
"Ration coupon banking,” a new type of banking
Mrs Dan B u rk h alter of Hillsbori«.«on^ perieni of naval service, has
D u rin g his tour years in the
lost Io the arm ed services and war
executive com m ittee,
and
com m unity. C oyner has been ac
service
for retailers and wholesalers of rationed com
I
been
in
active
d
u
ty
for
tw
o
years
industries, according Io Ihe dairy
Dorothy lfeinbach, pianist.
I and three m onths, during w hich tive in civic affairs. H e is a past
modities,
designed to make the nation’s ration program
leader, w ho said th at as a result
S en ato r Earl E F isher of W ash
tim e he has been on a tran sp o rt president of the Lions chib, is
manv farm s will be out of pro- ington
work more effectively, will be inaugurated here in Hills
county has been accorded
I nnd traveled to most A m erican serv in g as scoutm aster of the
iluction. It w ill be up Io Ihe eld er good
recognition in Ihe ap p o in t
boro on January 27, according to announcement.
scenes cf operation, including so u th Lions-sponsored Boy Scout troop,
men. children and women Io carry m ent of
co m m ittee at the stale leg
west Pacific d u ty On his last trip. secretary of the Y am hill-W ashing
This (is a w ar service that th e *
on the farm production.
ton
C
ounty
B
ankers'
association.
islative
session
a
t
Salem
he was aw ay from this country for I "J"
£ an*c,'s ,
a
N ervier Loss to Herds
D eputy collectors from the office governm ent has asked the banks
He
was
given
the
chairtm
anship
of
eight
m
onths
'
rn
cm
b
tr
°
f
T
oastm
asters
and
of
A
Worse Ilian any th in g in llie d n iry
c f J. W M alcney. collector of n- to un d ertak e under w hich w hole
C hief Plym ate praised the m orale com pany Oregon S tate G uard since tern al revenue in P ortand w ill be , salers and the larger retailers will
in dustry is the loss of herd founda Ihe com m ittee <;n county affairs and
its
organization.
was
nam
ed
vice-chairm
an
of
the
tions for 1944 and 1945 through the
S U G A R — Stamp
No.
10. in
in H illsboro from F ebruary 1 to 13 i be rC{l uired
tbc Office of Price
A rth u r L. Reiling. secretary - of the boys in the service and said
sale i f v«al calves, Hagg declared. im portant rule« body. S enator F ish tre a su re r of the Hay-M uling com they w ere giving the Ja p s a little
to open "ration
Rook 1, good fo r three pounds,
inclusive, and from F eb ru ary 23 to A
* J dm inistration
"
Up to recently it was alm ost im e r also won places on Ihe ag ric u l pany. has been elected first vice- of th eir own m edicine in the jungle
bank
accounts"
in
the
banks
w
ith
|
March 15, inclusive, to assist ta x
expires Janu ary 31, 1943.
possible to supply Ihe dem and for ture. roads and highw ays and m u president of the N orthw est f a n fighting. As one of ihe oldest men I
payers in p reparing th eir federal in which they custom arily do busi
COFFEE— S t a m p N o. 2 8 i n
calves for Hie build in g up of herds nicipal affairs.
ness.
Into
these
"ration
acco
u
n
ts'
aboar
I
ship,
he
recently
had
Ihe
|
come
tax
re
tu
rn
s
for
the
y
ear
1942
ners' association, w hich includes
In the house,
R epresentative canncrym
w hile now it is d ifficult lo sell
opportunity of serving as K ing i Im bued w ith the urge to aid
salera^ in d retailara will Rook 1, good for one pound, e x
A ssistance wil be given at S h e r
en
from
Oregon,
W
ash
pires
Feb ru ary 7. (For bookhold
H esse was nam ed chairm an of (he ington and Idaho.
I hem for this purpose.
N eptune rn ihe cerem ony of cross the U nited States In I t s baffle wood F eb ru ary 15 and a t Forest deposit the ration coupons receiv
ers 15 years of age or over only.)
O ur fields ami h erd s helniig Io engrossed and enrolled bills. He was
against the axis a large G rove from F eb ru ary 20 to 22. in- I ed from th eir custom ers against
He had previously served as sec ing the equator H e looks as though | ,
Ihe boys in Ihe fighting forces, ar- also nam ed a a m em ber of Ihe ond vice-president.
navy life agrees w ith hint.
which they w ill d raw special " ra
s^bg«
num ber
of
Washington elusive.
G A S O L IN E — Stamps num ber
I'ordm g Io Ihe speaker, w ho urged ag ricu ltu re, elections, and w ays and
The local man has seen and p a r
In addition, the sam e assistance tion ch<icks'' w hen o rdering new ed 3, each good for four gallons
enm ity boys have enlisted
th at cveryon«» having any ex tra m eans.
ticipated in considerable of the
is available to taxpayers at the of supplic« lt is expected th at only
Enlistm ents reported:
through January 21. Stamps No.
lime help «ml on Ihe farm s if at
R epresentative K u ratli d rew the
South Pacific action including o f
fice of the in tern al revenue collec Id le retailers whose food sales in
A ll names for this column
i each good for four gallons from
« hait man.« hip of the health and pub-1
(C ontinued on page 3)
fensive action and bombing and ! must be turned in by Tuesday.
to r a t the C ustom House in P o rt Decem ber. 1942. exceeded $5,000 January 22 through M arch 21.
In' nior.ils com m ittee, vice-chait man
su b m arine attacks.
land each day until March 15, the ' will be directed by the Office of
A rm y
of banking and corporations and
T IR E S — Inspection dales: Cars
final day for the filing period.
Price A dm inistration to open ''r a
W illiam Yates, Hillsboro.
w ith " A ” mileage rationing honks,
places on adm inistration and re- ' W illia m C. C hristensen was rc-
il ion accounts." No charges of any
C
h
im
n
ey
Fire
D
a
m
a
g
e
s
N avy
organi, -at ion. federal relations, and eli'i'ted pre: ident of the C om m ercial
kind will be m ade by Ihe banks for p rio r lo March 31; ,'B ” and “C ”
S unrise Sunset food and dairy products.
N ational hank a t the annual stock
A fire resulting from a chim ney
R obert Edwin Sclander, Hills- H illsboro G ra n g e
hf.nks, prior to February 2$.
| ihis service.
8:45
Ja n u a ry 21
8:0« «
-. '
— ■
holders' m eeting last week. O ther b u rn ing out caused dam age esti- j boro
A ids P a ra ly s is F u n d
"D ” books f o r motorcycles:
C onsum ers such as housewives,
Ja n u a ry 22
11:44
6:02
officers are: M . I’. Cady and J. L. m aled a t $50 to the W alter Ja rre ll
L
eonard
Boyd
H
ascall,
Forest
H illsboro G range m em bers have m otorists, and o th er individuals Those having basic bonks are to
Bills a t H a v en s O ffice
Ja n u a ry 23
8:43
8:03
Searcy, v ic e -p re sid e n ts; C l y d e rcsideiK c at 206 West W alnut street Grove.
voted to contribute proceeds from who purchase rationed comm odities observe the "A ' date; those w ith
Ja n u a ry 24
6:05
8.42
Hill.* before the O regon legis- Yount, cashier, and C. Jack J r . as T uesday afternoon.
Damage was
Chas. Schm idlin of above B ux th eir dance Ja n u a ry 30 to the In for consum ption will not be affect a supplemental ration the "B ”
Ja n u a ry 25
8:41
6:08
la to re are mi file in the office of sistan t cashier.
ton.
covered
by
insurance.
Firem
en
date and those w ith a second sup
fantile paralysis fund
ed by the new “ration coupon
Ja n u a ry 26
H:40
6 87
Ju stice of Peace A. W Havens, w hoi
Director.: an« Cady. Christensen, w ere also called out Monday a fte r
Editor's Note: Leave names
G range will meet tonight (T hins- I banking” system . T hey will cou plem ental ration the "C' dale.
Ja n u a ry 27
8:39
6:00 ; has announced th at anyone Inter- R. I! Ea ter. L oiter Ireland E L noon w hen Dr. W. E. H inds' c ar
of young men volunteering for
a t the G range Itali for the | tinue to obtain th eir ration cou-
Hillsboro Kaiion O ffice— 133 S.
Ja n u a ry 28
8.38
8:10 I Cited is welcome to cxaxniuo them. Johnson, H. A Kuratli and bcaiey. cau g ht on lire.
service at this ofiice.
¿uJar r business nieetuig.
(Continued on page 3)
2nd Ave., U ouis 10 a-m. to 3 p in .
in g m en In t ’n* a rm y overseas, ac-
< »tdm g to ru lin g s received by the
Aigu.s w ith in the lis t w eek These
new re g u la tio n s in c lu d e le tte rs, p a r
cels and n ,w>paper> un i m agazine*
and w i re e ffe c tiv e a*. o f Ja n u a ry 15
T h e W ar D e p a rtm e n t In fo rm e d
the I ’ *t O ffic e d e p a rtm e n t t l a t
\ 1 lu m e o f m a il dnipjitrh<*d to o v
e r« is d e s tin a tio n * in tu t be ke p t to
a m in im u m because o f the heavy
de m a n d being m ade on ca rg o .space
fo r m ilita r y .shipm ent* and becauae
o f t ie lim ite d fa c ilitie s a v a ila b le to
« -m m a n de r* of th e a tre * o f v p e ra -
to m- fo r d e liv e ry o f m a ll
Jossy Winner of
Slate 4-H Club
Holstein Award
Aircraft Observers
Honored on Service
Named Officer
March of Dimes
To Aid Campaign
Against Disease
; !
Hillsboro Folk
Shiver As Cold
Hils Low Level
-it»
Hoarding Food
Decried by OPA
Chairman Here
Gardner Named
Officer of Group
Cyrus Appointed
On Draft Board
¡ s s ¿ ¡ s . îfe Demonstration
Given by FFA
Team Monday
Business Men
invited to
Traffic Meet
Sale of Seals
Nearing S5.009
Pomona to Seat
New Officers
Appeal Agents for
Draft Announced
Labor Shortage Serious Handicap
In Food Production, Declares Hagg
Coyner Given
Gresham Post
Navy Veteran on
Visit to Family
Ration Banking Program Scheduled
To Begin Soon; Boards Not Affected
Legislators on
Good Committees
Aid for Income
Tax Payers Set
Reiling Named
Canning Leader
Ration Book Data
Answer Call
Dim-Out Guide
Local Chairman
Appointed; Drive
To Collect Fats
Local Bank Names
Officers, Directors