The Hillsboro argus., May 13, 1943, Page 8, Image 8

o— HILLSBORO ARGUS
T h u r ^ U , U. l N 3 lC o u n l y H e a l f h
Banks Mothers Plan Rummage Sale; Unit Snonsors
Grade School Pupils Honor Teacher
Banks Clinic
F relyn Puncochar
Marriage Told
KARMIXllTDX Mrs .1 B Mell
»hocl.vn Punc.H'hari a rriv ed at the
home of hi r p.iicnts. Mr and Mr
J
I.
P uncochar Sunday
fr in
W ashington. I) C Mis- I h in c v at
was man- cd to J -cph B Mello. \
S r s x R . by the navy chaplain.
Lt F ath er B u y er, at the naw
chapel in W.ishingt, n. D C on
Jan u a ry 1» 1943 Mrs Mello is w, ¡1
known her,- and in Hillsboro, where
she attended high seh.X'I. later at
tending school at St Mary s of the
\ alley Tw. years ago she went io
St Paul. Neb. .After e. nipleling a
course,
ed c an
a m
T l service
»
-
- she n riv
c ' ' e n ■;
School Patrons
Draft' Teacher
At Helvetia
Two Graduate
At West Union
WEST UNION The W ait Unicn
B A N K S T h e M o th e r s ’ c lu b m e t I M rs
T.Oin t
«'ixht t grade class will graduate ai
F riday aftern o cn a t the parson
in t h * m
” TimJm e rm an « teach er
th e North Plains school, May 1 I at
RANKS Thi c.’ui 'v heal:?
.:
D urin g th e business m eeting plans
/ ' ¡ i *’ ,a<ho" 1' '¡-«t.-»«
HELVETIA Helve: ia ser d p a ­ B p. in T here are two graduates,
w ere
ere m
m ade
arir for
r„- a - ru _____7.
. | «WTurnaj and Sunday in Hank- and the high school hom e nursing
w
m m a g e * ' sale
~ ‘1t h _ ,h e r Pa »’« n ts , M r . a n d M r s
•ons
w e re i n v i t i s i
to
scli 1 Viola H eard and Haymond Kauer.
class is sp. nsormg a pre-schcol
to n. held d u rin g stra w b e rry p ick ­ t - d P a e ts c h
■ • i in. ein»;’ M o n d iy n ig h t t. ' H its P a re n ts
clinic to be held Monday afternoon
ing The exact d ate will be a n ­
Miss
H
azel
W
olford
w
as
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1
week
a
s
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p
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o
b
le
m
S o iim
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r
.wwa%,n.
o
iiic i *
• F C Hubert J Y unker is vis-
May 17. at the high school A tu ­
nounced later. D o n atio n s a re be-
m em bers of the board w ere m aking ding hi> parents. Mi .mil Mi
Pet*
Ing solicited for th e sale an d a n y ­ end gu est Of Mrs. ci;lu d K .ilen berculin test, toxoid and Schick test
irangcm ents to have the schorl Yunker. for a feu d.iv- lie will n
w ill also be given.
th in g saleable, clothing, shoes d ish ­ beck n . a r Maupin.
Tom E ngen retu rn ed to his worl V i s it M o th e r
'• t'ld ren transported to H illsbero as tu rn io Madison. \ \ is
May 12
es. cooking utensils, bedding o r
a s c a rp
r in the V ernonia
mil'
teachers w ere so .scarce The pa- w here lie is attending technical
. e n te ..........
‘ iii'Hia m
i.
v
any household articles, will be a c ­ Ä
Mr
and Mrs I.cc Howell vi-:!ed
a
fte
r
b
eing
o
ff
from
w
ork
severa
last
T ‘” l s wer'’
111 fav‘,r > f tins and sell,». I
cepted Mrs G eorge M cGraw was d a y s w i t h a b a d ly c u t h a n d .
week « th his mothc: Mr-
1
,d the present teacher. Joseph G irls Honor hl,ill,res
in ch arg e of th e pro g ram and led in
I G eerge Howell, and fam ily north of
\\«
n
.-.l
tc
leach
another year Also | T -e Nimbi,. E m gc . i l l club
Mrs
R
obert
Baldw
in
(Ju
n
e
Me
a discussion on th e W est Indies. d t a r i s ) O f P o r tla n d , v is ite d fr ie n d
‘
'
V V i: '? .
-..II,si w hat salary the b eard should w ere h -les.-es tc their motliei at
H onor Ti a c h e r
in B a n k s F r id a y .Mrs B a ld w in r.
. I le i him 1 here a re c\ ct- 30 pupil, a M other's b a . S aturday at the
Mrs Howell :s o f Portland
T he fo u rth an d fifth g rad e pu- tu r n e d la s t w e e k fr o m S an F r a n •md
it i in i i t m i, - r , s, ' • " * r o r u a n a
Mr M
O ' had been static
. in sell,» 1 -'’»1
ro b le m o of f g g e e t- t - ( h home
o m e o of f S Shirley
h irle y .....
and the p problem
and . Lois
t .ois ........
Mason i. A
A
,
s
,;r.p,.'.sed
th
eir
teach
er.
Miss
r,p . 0
1
,
ed »'ll ! 0 east Coast. has been called 1 "*•'
,e b h r i - was alm ost im- ¡short program was given bv Hie
u ., » o i u -
MISS c is c o . C a l., w h e r re
e she « n r n t «
-v .
sever:»
a f V ; ; n X n 7 n t '?ha P a r ,y T h U r 8 -
W“ h h er h u ^ a s 'n p e d n ' who
,
h alpn I-»!'!’,':! aim M a- l . o u - c out and Mrs Mill,» retu rn ed here P‘" - 'h le
Mr
Wenzel ha- been girls and games « e re plaved Tb.
t« .iL
ln ,h e «ym naslum . in the service.
M acafee of P a r.,a n d w ere m arried 1.» m ake her ham,, w ith her pur ’'•aah.ng here 12 years He is a farm - h - t . — es served i e ir , - u u e n t-
The ch ild ren a rra n g e d th e p arty
C lark Pow ne is ill w ith m um n
■ - ents until the w ar Is over
' a n d had intended ‘ hit. Retains Offleer«
prise8 fo r " t h e i r 't »
sur’-
M arvin Nielson son M M r ^ 'n
ib srJ?» " r fn M L
M l'
to pul in full tim e at pr.hiueing es- i West Union S r Women's club met
e o u i ..........................—
s ,,. at the O N Erickson and ' l'nt.al ic .d but the school p a lr .n s at th e |,..m e of Me- W S Odell
^ s ig n e d h ?
! ..? her> w ho has M rs. G eorg,. N e lse n , u nderw er P ,t p l e . e :: . t 1 B a n k - T 1 h ae e couple
« ..
Visitors
When n». h Vr, pO81,lon h ere and an em erg ecy appen d ecltis o n e r’ be
bt at home in P ortland after a few Edgar Rehsr
Rehse hem
home e M
o n d a v we
« .
s »owed him
that his teaching May 5 It was ,1, v i d , si to retain the
Monday
days
at
th
e
beaches.
E
g
e
n
N
e ls o n
service w”o°rk She w J’ e n te r civi> l ° n T h u rsd ay a ft,.n o o n in tb
sc »col was m ore essential at tins officers i f the previous year De
...... ................
f Longview. Wash
w eek-end guests at th
w i£ s t a n o l L . ^ .
I" w : ° rove r n e n m l h .]
tim e when teachers are n. t a v a il­ sert luncheon was served
Henry and hrs sons. Dr F Nelson w it
McDonald home w ere Mr and Mrs the U S arm y stationed at th. able.
w ith statio n ery an d h an d k erch iefs L eaves H ospital
K e ire sh m e n ts w ere served.
I
lection Slated
V e rn o n W o lfo rd , w ho h a s b e
u
hospital at Denv,
in a rock slide al H«»ekv Point.
Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge Woods, Mr *n 1 th e arm y hospital .at
at Cam
1 e.e Z nim erm an and h t’.ie C olo, and Mr Fred Nelson and
Annual electicn of officers will A p r i l 2 8
son
of
Portland.
an d Mrs. K. A. W oods, an d Mrs. S w ‘ft. Texas, fo r the past t ,
wife and d aughter Jo an n of V an­ be a feature w hen the H elvetia Soldier ll.is Furlouxh
couver, Wash
Ja n e B ax ter of D allas
ire . Sun-
m
w ith
P rivate A rthui Williams, son of
. . onths
--- r pleurisv
• -
„i and
m s. conge
y : : k. i
S unshine club holds its regul ir
41rtV
«a. w an
__
k i.e
day d llinnoe
in n er g u ests of Mr.
d Mrs.
I flAn
----- m
- hich
Bon.
w
followed an attack o him. and he did n 't care w hether he
G eorge Lindcw. w ho underw ent , m eeting at the K P h ill Nei.th M r and M i b h’
W ill . .
N. B erdan. Mrs. B a x te r rem ain ed m eash s. w as able to leave th
lived or died.
it the Sm ith he« Plain». M a j IB. at 1 d m M rs Vte 15-day furlough and is visiting at
fo r a few days. She is a siste r of hosp ital M ay 5
B reaks Own Arm
home He is from Aru» na
i '1,':'.' m .! s
*<» hl» hom< •
.
nsen, Mrs Frank C
M rs B erdan
H ------
onor « . B .. irth . d ay s
ed
h lr »
D E D a p p . a n d M r - .1 M
H e faked an appendicitis attack .»‘ . ' i ? .
W om en ... of the Royal N eighbe by eating cig arette butts, was taken the A .eei. Greenei fa m
l h a .^°-vaI N eig h b o r w om en
Davidson « ill i.e hostesses
served d in n e r to th e F o re st G rove , 8 wU1 have a pot-luck dinn,
to th e hospital and escaped but re­ T
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c t m m e r c ia l c lu b M o n d ___
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tu rn ed when several N orwegians
W hen You Buy
H arold P ieren is Visiting hi- pai -
Mrs. Lyle W olford o f P o rtlan d , h
dinun e r w ll> b‘' in honor o w ho had helped him w ere held as Joseph \\ dive Overseas
SCHOLLS—Mr and Mrs William e n ' s- Mr and Mrs. Al P ieren Mr
hostages. In a second attem pt to
w as a w eek-end g u est of Mr. and U w ‘ 1 ^ 1 ° t ” ” b ir‘bdays in Apr
escape Jacobsen broke his arm by Waibel have received w ont from Iberen is an able bodied seam an
Mrs. F red W olford an d d a u g h te r
JuneD
J u a n ita .
®
Miss M an e R ieben and Mis
using a heavy bunk B efore the th eir son. Joseph, who is a seam an *md ju st retu rn ed from six m ont is'
south seas and the Pa
E d Q uier u-hn i« ««
h ? re?ta
McDowell
of
Seattle
u n derground" could get him away second class in the Naval C onstrue- ’ P 111
You're using
ceean and has had som e har-
| to Scotland he was tran sferred to tion B attalion iS eab ees'. Joseph
said
he
had
landed
safely
som
e-
row
ing
experiences.
your
No. 17
I B erlin and then retu rn ed to this
Robert Davidson visited his p ir ­
country in exchange for Nazi agents w here across and is d o in g 'w e ll in
Stamp
wisely!
itis Naval C onstruction B attalion ents on M other's Day He is getting
seized by the FBI.
The real w ar is destined to be. (w ork He has been in th e service along fine and new has his foot in
AT WEIL'S !
a cast. Mr D avidson w as in ju red
gin when the arm istice is signed Since last O ctober.
Jacobsen warned. T here m ust be .i
com plete m ilitary defeat c f G e r­
many. The scars loeing m ade in
E urope w ill take 50 to 75 y ears to
erase. He declared
w<
BA
NK
S —
— B
RhnVc
h««*!«
i t - . : - ___* w.
- .
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B AN
KS
anks high
school th e ir aunt, Mrs. Jo h n P eppard, and capable cf assum ing our responsi
grad u atio n w ill be F rid ay evening.
e n in g
f a m ily .
ing this period or we
M ay 21, a t 8 o'clock in th e high Topic A nnounced
will be sending o ur ch ild ren and
school gym nasium . T he sp eak er has
Rev. C. H. S ch reib er has an - g randchildren off to m ere wars
not vet been d efin itely chcsen. The nounced th a t the topic for next Wnen tile w ir is over til.- country
g rad u atin g class w ill include fo u r S u n d ay 's serm on w ill be "The Pow- »'ill be c. :er m ade , r b roken—
navy boys. Bob R eilly. Bob M c­ e r of P ra y e r.”
this is A m erica's trial by fire to
C ann. Bob B sltes an d F red Klum
M r and Mrs. Jack Benefiel and determ in e :f D emocracy 'a n d our
O th er m em bers of th e class are d a u g h te r atten d ed a M other's Day w ay
life will survive
D ale Dreeszen. B ill W ebber. B ill
ii1° ? e,.° f V r and Mrs
Jacobsen ap peared at H illsbor,
Bates. Elvis K eller. Ed H eesacker
ia h °n - r-
and - _» B eaverton
-VI T*S Ella
p.l a Benefiel.
Honorin'
T- T hursday an d a
P at Cook, P at M cCorm ack. A nn Or
or Or
o f Mrs.
Forest G rove F riday u n d er the aus­
V anDom elon. Je a n B enefiel. F ern
pices
of
the
county
cffice of c iv il­
Johnson. Ed Rieben. B ill E rdm an
ian defense.
H ow ard M cDonald. W ilm a Mc-
G uy T asker w ill present a pro­
Peak. C onnie H eesacker. M ildred
gram of pictures a t the luncheon
Vanr>km e]on Hazel G ehrts. a n d
this neon.
E stelle Cook.
S im ilar m eetings w ere also held
(Continued from page 1)
E ighth grade g rad u atio n w ill be
at Forest Grove, B eaverton a n d
held May 18 at 8 p. m. in th e B anks w hom he cam e in contact.
"E v ery th in g in Norway has bee: T igard u n d er th e auspices of the i
g rade school gym nasium . T h e p ro ­
county civilian defense council.
gram w ill be as follow s: P ro ces­ cap tu red except the people." Jaco b ­
sional. Mrs. L illian M ullenex: in ­ sen said. The N orwegian people i:
vocation. R e\ C h arles S o h reib er occupied te rrito ry still resist. Tree
egian arm ies fight along side
welcome, L illian B enefiel: class N orw
m e eir
aines, the
me N
-Norwegian
S everal P ortland people w ere
of th
ir allies,
orw egian navv
nav
h isto ry , V ernon Cop: chorus, th e ui
u p p er grades: class prophecy. V er- is the th ird largest in the world Sunday d in n er guests of Linda
(n in e tim es larg er than at th e time aad M ary Koch, in cluding Miss
n itta
K n.
lum ;
class
w ill .' Hazel °*
T
hnm nm
invasion), and m ore than 20.00 M ildred Case, wh , has enlisted in
Thom
poem.
P
eak pson:
v?oiin class
coin K
a ^ e Pn B ill
W b” Me-
? yCung N orw egians have escape
SPARS and w .ll soon leave for
r
Enna Jellick s
Graduations Set at Banks Schools;
Grade Tuesday, High School May 21
• -1 « i «-
Last Rites Held
For Mrs. Stalnaker
a n
lu ll« '
pal w
a
th .
I
« '
'. .
Sunshine Plans al
Hileon Revealed
IIIT F o N
H t t r o n c lu b m et M « \ j
at th e h o m e o f M i
D o io th y
H » u lle \ w ith M rs F m i l\ Pet« i »on
e o -h o s trs s P o ll e.d l w as F r ie n d .tu p
vets«» C o m m it!« « . w i’ te np polnte «!
to m a k e th e p m g ta m
fo i
next ,
y e n t. It w a s v o te d to m e e t once (
n m o n th f o r th e d u r a tio n . J s i i
w e re re c e iv e d to f i l l w ith fruit
or vegetables fo r D oei n h e c h c r bos-
Hen XkM II e« I 1*M
T K U 9 M K 9
©er « te rl« to e 4 «Here *1 m eeree reet
A»“l " « ‘».el
Mupi»rt're.
tl*«l»rr. Mlteuldet tires««, •««
Q ea lll/ the Iteel—t’ rlre (he I « « m i :
2T4
* £.*'
■U««U
DELTA DRUG STORE
FOR CIVILIAN SERVICE
.Smarte»
STORE HOURS 9 a. m. to 6 P. M.
If alkitifi Shot-i
DO YOUR TRADING IN THE DAYTIME !
BUY ONLY WHAT YOU NEED!
>t
S a v e L ig h ts , G as, T im e
and most of all M a n P o w e r
Starvation Used io
Conlrol Norwegians
Firdale-Iowa Hill
BUY W AR BONDS
AND STAMPS AT WEIL'S DEPT. STORE
S iru t »6
M arv Ja n e B rundage: class sons 5a^ at Peace and " ac
g-adnates. The erad u atin g c'as« i n - ' Jaco b sen - a native of Tacom;
eludes Hazel T hcm oson, V ern itta w«p t , tb N orw ay to visit relativ
K lum . K athleen W h eeler. B illv apdLs?-v<i(J to atten d the universi:?
M cPeak. Lillian B enefiel. M arv at O sl°' Ue saw
Norwegians
Ja n e B rundage and V ernon Cop.’
a? d .al w ar: He saw how th e-
Vr a
-
ad justed them selves to m eet th
Mr. ,. n d Mrs. V in cen t K udm a changes
and fam ily a re te m p o ra rily occupv-
P rio r ' to th e invasion t h e N c i
£ , V h»,e secb o n , houses recen tly w egians had to choose betw e.
b u il t h ere He is th e n ew S. P arm am ent o r b etter livings, an
section forem an.
they chose th e latter. They had n
Last T uesday and W ednesday arm y, navy or air force, feelin;
Mr. and Mrs. C harles S h ip ley and th a t they knew hew to get alon.
Mrs. Alice P arm ley v isited M rs w ith th eir neighbors. N orw ay had
Louella
H opkins i n Tillam ook no labor c r unem ploym ent "prob­
She has been v e ry ill b u t is im ­ lems. The eq u iv alen t of the W ag­
proving.
n e r act was passed in 1922, o f ou
O D. D reeszen v isited last w eek housing program in 1848 and soci.
at Rainier. Wash., w ith his d au g h ­ security in 1912.
Jacobsen traced rap id ly invasic.
ter. Mrs. R obert P e ttit, and o th er
relatives.
by the G erm ans early in 1940. o
th e death cf sev eral of his studer.
M others H onored
,
M other's Day w as observed bx friends, of th e resistance of th
the B anks S unday school w ith i N orw egians w ith rifles again:
short program . C orsages w ere p re ­ tan k s fo r 62 days in w hich 65.0
sented to M rs G eorge M cG raw for G erm ans w ere k illed to 7000 Nor
being the oldest m o th er presen t: w egians.
to Mrs. Ervin Schlegel fo r being No One Fooled
The in v ad ers said they cam e a
th e youngest m o th er p resen t: to
Mrs. A lbert H eard fo r b eing th e frien d s and nly w anted to use Nc.
w
egian
soil, Jacobsen declared, bu
m other p resen t w ith t h e largest
num ber of children present, and to no one was fooled. The G erm ai
Mrs. B urk and Mrs. F ran cis Up- h ad to m ake th e N orw egians co
w ardfor being m others of th e la rg ­ o p erate in o rd e r to prove th e Naz
th eo ry c f N ordic suprem acy.
est fam ilies.
A t this tim e Jacobsen becair.
O peretta C redit Given
w ith the A m erican en
The Banks high school glee club connected
bassy a t Oslo. S eek in g an excuse t
presented the o p eretta. “J e r ry of close
th
e
em
bassy, th e Nazis sii
Jerich o Road”
F rid ay evening. gled o u t Jacobsen
and started t
Much credit goes to all m em bers of shadow
him . He w as tra n sfe rre d t
th e cast, to th e director. Mrs. V erle the em bassy
Russia bu t was stoj
B elle, to E valynn K essler, pianist, ped a t th e b in o rd
er for q uestioni:
and to Lucille Rieben and M ary an d then w en t to political p rist
E rdm an, w ho did the a r t w ork.
for w h at becam e seven m onths.
Snow R eported
T hen began the testing of th
S now fell on the sum m it and on 'controlled starv atio n " theory. J ;
G reen M ountain M onday m orning cobsen said h e w as held in solitar
A lvin L ull o f Longview. Wash., is confinem ent, subjected to su rp ri
v isitin g his sisters, Mrs. Jo h n P e p ­ questionings sev eral tim es a nigl
pard
Mrs.
- - and . ...
— G
— eorge McCormack and
h
iv e n
o
c c a s io n a l
oeaun
given
occasional
beatin
C arol and B everly H eppner o f w h eth er he needed them or not. H
P o rtlan d w ere w eek-end guests of discovered his m em ory was leavir.
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$ 1 .5 9
81x99.
81x108a Each .................
DRESSES STYLED BY JUNE PRESTON
HEAVY GRAY 80% WOOL
CAMP BLANKETS
Size 62 inches x 84 inches.
Each ......................................................
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$ 8 .5 0 PART WOOL BLANKETS
25% wool, 75% cotton. Size 72x84. Pastel
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35c
TIMELY CURTAIN ITEMS
Colors ecru, rose, lav­
ender and gold. Size 36 inches x 78 inches.
Ready to hang. Each ....................
Sam p le Curtain Net P an els.
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BEADY MADE DRAPES, BATES
Qi’ahty colors — rust, rose, blue, green, and gold.
Size 36 x JO. Ready to hang.
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BRASSIERES
by NICKORy
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At Weil’s Dcpt, Store.
Pair
NEW CHENILLE RUG SETS
All colors and patterns assorted.
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WHITE SHEET BLANKETS
70x99. For home and hospital use.
Long fiber cotton
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$1,59
$1.89
PILLOW SLIPS, to m atch . Each .....
colors. Satin bound. Slight imperfections....
Felson Fisher and Roy Sparkman
$24 .95
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Dennis a n d Baseline — Hillsboro
Work G uaranteed
O T H E R STYLES
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(formerly Soule Motors)
AUTO REPAIRING
Worsteds and Mixtures, Twists
and Herringbones. Pin stripes,
checks and plain colors.
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SPRING CHARMER
AUTO-INN GARAGE
We Specialize in
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S ingle and D ouble B reasted —
$ 1 .6 9
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FOR YOUNG MEN
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$ 1 .2 9
50-IHCH DRAPERY MATERIALS
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Rayons, Home Spuns, Damasks.
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