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r ii’ic . from a gro: « Income tax , Clerk W. A Tupper. The petition« w i e filed this week with County I average about 100 names each. YES. I WAN ! Tl) "HSU* SAVE A LIKE’ W a s h in g to n C o u n ty C h a p te r, A m e ric a n K e il Cross BLOOD DONOR SERVICE H ill, liu to . <I t i g ì iit, 'I 'h tir s d ; t 1 ', .1 m u ' < N am e A d d re s s Telephone A ny person In tile county is invited to p articip ate. Age of donors 111 th ro u g h 51) i IK to 21 m ust have w ritten consent of p a re n t or gu.iidi.u, i Donor'. may rep eat ev ery ten weeks. Food you may c a l a brenkfust of d iy toast, fru it and fru it juices, b lin k coffee in o fats, dairy p roducts o r su g ar). I III O ut and M a ll to M rs. F. A b c n d rn th 380 N T h ird Ave H illsboro, O regon Si. Mary's of Valley Commencement Held Friday; Year's Awards Given K T M A B Y S I I I ' ' ’r i l l ' : V A L L E Y ACADEMY lle iiv r r t o n C om m ence m e n t e s iic ln e s fo , th e c la s s o f I'lll w e n - h e ld l - i l d i i y e v e n in g m ctiuprl when re rtlfl liitr.H o f g r a d u a t io n w e re p r e o n h d b y (h e r h u p lg in H ev K . Mi Mul I.in. <> I * , t o .M a rg a re t J a n e Doo h< r, E liz a b e th M a r ie N o n a c k . B e rn a d ln e M a ty S m ith , K lta Lavin«* S c h n e id e r, ant Mary M a rg n n t McUhlnrn F ollow ing th e c o n fe r r in g o f h ig h b c h o o l d ip lo m a * th « f u llir w ln g m e m lie is o f th e e ig h th g u id e l e i e iv e d th e ir . e it lf le a lr s I.. .p h ln e A n z n lo n v . M a lle H a y e s . E ls ie S u m m e r, V i r g i n i a Le e, V iv ia n \ i ( - r ic in i, M a r y .lu n e J n iim , B u i h a ll i D o d x o n , M n u r ln e W n ln h , T h e lm a Buon, and Vlvlnn l'oe T he Itev. Jo h n G oodrich of SI M my'n Houle, llu h ir , dellv rrv . d thè < , ,, I, < a n n n u l a d d re n s . th è th e rn e o f w ’ile h w i » h th è ehm« inolio, ‘‘In <hitnrlvcM, O ur Kutur«» U rn .” The p|>«$.ikcr utreiwed th< Im portune* ( f living the tru e ideals of C a th o lic w om anhood, especially at a t i n t r w l.c n the position and tra in trig of women a re so diaconneett «1 by w orld affa h a . The cerem onlex of g rad u atio n « included w ith benediction of the Non-High School District Budget Shows Increase Are Ycu Go ng io Texas? .MAY WE H E L P YOE PLAN YOUR T R IP? _____ V o lu m i 51. No. 11 C> 1 I M o s t iilc s n v d H u r r a ,n e n t a t w h ic h O,e l t i v (¡C u rl* O 'K e e fe w a s i ele b ra n t an d tin Rev. A n th o n y G e r »C r, th e a s s is ta n t A l th e c lo s e d a y p r o g r a m , J u n e I, H e rn a d m e S m it h w a s th e r a lii- t a lo r le n n m l H llu S c h n e id e r, th e v u le d lc to i Ia n A w iir d a f o r t in y e a r w e ie g iv e n n u t b y th e l l i - v E M c - M u lliin . ( ) p W in ifred W a ls h re ceived recognition for th e h ig h e s t a v e ra g e In i i l i g m n . Bltn S c h n e id e r f o r th e h lg lu iz l - ic h o la e tii a v e r a g i «’ a r o ly n K .n ll, r fo r g e n e ra l ‘ ex- c e lle n c e ; H e tty Nosxck f o r I he m ust p r o g r.-' H o n o r l e l t e i s w e re e a rn e d b y K i l n K c h n e ld e i a n d T h e l- in n E n i r u g l i i H a e k it h a ll a lr lp r e a n d le tte r s w e re m e r ite d b y B e tty N o e a i'k , B e lly L o ti B e rn a rd s , S h ir le y M a y , B e l l y C la ir e B a n d , V e ra B e r n ln g B e lly J i u n G ra c e , .M ar- , -, ... i..i. g a i e ! L e a. w m I r e n . i s h , Ix ils ?. , ___ . , n ..> .„ B o y c c , J e a n M arch an t, an d H alan M a s i b in o Harader Resigns J W H arad er has resigned as p rin cip al of t h e Yacolt, W ish., schi-ol. and re tu rn e d to hi- farm in the S h u te district last w e e k He hopes to teach in O regon the com ing year. Section T w o . E ig h t Paget' Hoard of Waste Horse Parade Ilelieved Large Set as Fealure Of "Happy Days“ Flag's Display Urged June 14 Hy President T h ere a re still 47 992 pounds of uncollected w aste paper in H illsboro homes in spite of recen t cam paigns 1 to salvage this n u m b er one critical I w ar m aterial, according to a sur- ! vey released by th e d e p a rtm e n t of com m erce T he estim ate was based on a nation-w ide av erag e of 55.1 pounds of w aste p aper per fam ily, T he public is urged to bundle up this w aste p a p e r an d get it into th „ w a r effo rt. R esiden’ « of the H illsboro area m ay d e liv e r the paper to the old T u alatin Valley Co-op building on South Second ■ avenue T he C atholic tro o p of Boy ; Scouts is in charg e of the paper collection d u rin g th e m onth of Ju n e and proceeds from the sale of tne m aterial w ill be used by the troop for cam p and group needs, av e rage hom e in H illsboro Wlll have ]92 pounds of old new s DO papers, 258 I pounds of m agazines, six pounds of brow n k ra ft and 4 1 pounds of w aste b ask et pap< r on hand, according to the d ep artm en t of com m erce survey. F arm homos are estim ated to have ap p r .xim ateiy 57.5 pounds of w aste p aper each. W ash in g t'n county collected and sent to the w ar e ffo rt a p p ro x i m ately 25 tons of w aste paper d u r ing May, according to a rep o rt by the state salvage com m ittee. In hi proclam ation nam ing J u n e I 14 a. Elag Day, P re sid e n t R e u se -, veil tin y e a r d irected fed eral o f In crease of $18 285 in th e e s ti ficials and requested officials of P II for an ail-horse F o u rth of m ated 1944 4> tax levy for the non- slate and local governm ents to have il p , r -I. sim ilar to the ev en t so po p u lar last year, high M-lioi 1 d istrict of W ashington th e United S tate flag displayed th . proved wa* enounced this week by Eire county was revealed in th e budget on all public buildings A t the com pleted S atu rd ay night by the sam e tim e, he urged people to fly Chi f W ilbur Dillon, m anager of nual Happy D ays” celeb ra- hoard and citizens' com m ittee Non- the flag from th e ir homes, a rr a n g tie - ly - - 2. - 3 and ■ 4 * high school d istrict b u d g et h e a r ing w here possible for jo in t d is till be hel l here Ju ing has been si t for 8 p rn . Ju n e plays of the em blem s of th e U nited T ee • event so vent will be sponsored by the 29. at tin- c u rth o u .e in Hillsboro, Nations. Hill ta.ro R otary club w ith F red according to A ustin S crafford, -Si 11 as chairm an. T he first fo re ru n n e r of th e p re s county school su p erin ten d en t. T talive program for th e a n b u d g e t for th e com ing year e n t A m erican flag was the G ran d uí. al celebration w as also released places th e estim ated levy at $59,- U nion flag, often called th e "C on til! -.(■ek by Dillon. S election of 175 as com pared w ith $40,900 last g re ss Colors." T his flag consisted tin Goddess of D em ocracy,” spon- year T he increase is caused by of l.'i stripes, alte rn a te ly red and s- te d by the H illsboro B usiness A a reduction in cash on hand at the w hite, rep resen tin g the 13 colonies, F ro fe .onal W omen's club, is forxt of the y e a r from $20,000 to w ith a blue field in the upper scheduled for the evening of J u n e $8,300 and in the estim ated am ount left co rn er bearing th e crosses of 21 The coronation dance w ill be to lx- received from d e lin q u en t ta x St G eorge and St A ndrew . T his th<- evening c f S aturday, Ju ly 1. es from $10,000 to $3.000. E stim ated b an n er was first flow n at th e staffs Carnival .attractions have been cost of tuition is boosted $8.000 of the colonial fleet in th e Deta- bill, d for J u ly 1. 2, 3 and 4 and from $37,000 to $15.000 th is y aer . w are riv e r in D ecem ber 1775 a i ,-i- . program fo r Ju ly 2. 3 and T ran sp o rtatio n co*.. rem ain ed the | Fht- G r in d U nion flat g was the 4 at the H illsboro baseball park. , ati.-.t.c exercises w ill be a J q ly 4 sam e at $17 ,000 E stim ated E x p en stan d ard of the co n tin en tal arm y P w hen It was form ed in J a n u a ry , f, ,,Ure T hree evenings of daftcing d itu res rose from $81.500 to $87.- ,, planned, 475. T h e allow ance for em ergency 1770, and was carried by m arin es , w as re d u c id from $7,000 to $5,000. and A m erican b luejackets in a n , C ” .m ittee from the H illsboro "H appy H arry E llander, ch airm an of the ex p ed itio n ary force in th e West F irem en's association. i D aj p n rs. w orking w ith Dil- non-high school d istrict board, Indies Dial sam e year. I 1 • are A L Brock dances: W. M. served as ch airm an of th e budget b elsy Ross gets I lag ¡sketch In the sum m er of 1770, w hen a E verett, parade; P aul Ringle. p a com m ittee, w hile S craffo rd , secre tary of the board. aLso served as ge up of p atrio ts visited the shop of t: otic exercises: V erne H adley, Betsy R s , P h ilad elp h ia parking; and C. E M cA lister, puo- ro m m lttee secretary O th er m em Mrs dlew om an, they c a rrie d w itn Jlc d j- c system and ground bers of the b >ard include W A ___ ___________ Sahnow . T runk P. Bailey, Noise them the rough sketch for a flag Johnson and F ritz G ln d h art. M em resem bling the G rand U nion flag. 1 bers i f the citizens c< m m ittee w ere b u t w ith the crosses of St. A ndrew Mary Ja n e S p u rlin . A F. K ahle. and St G eorge replaced by a union Jo h n R Bailee and W alter Stucki of 13 stars form ing a c ircle on a i S u n d ay 's rodeo p rogram a t the T h e budget is p rin ted this week blue field. On Ju n e 14. 1777. the C o n tin en tal i T ualatin rodeo grounds a t W itcn on the legal page of the A rgus. Mrs. and SC H EFFLIN — Mr. cong ess (adopted a resolution: Hazel attra c te d a crow d of nearly F ran k Thom as and fo u r ch ild ren of th at the union of 13 stars, w h ite on n. ar M ounts,ndale have ren ted the ( i -s te rn ^ r i^ n g ja n ^ ^ e ^ ^ x i a blue field, rep re se n tin g a new n ear M ountaindale have ren ted the ( G J. Sehw anke residence and w ill ! 4 a t the H illsboro ball p a rk in con constellation." it soon. T he resolution did not prescribe occupy w ith the a n n u a l 'H a p p y Miss K atherine L aux at the nection th e arran g em en t of stars, but, ac Days" celebration" here county home was pleasantly e n te r B areback bronc r id i n g : G eorge Nelson cording to the S m ithsonian in s titu tion in W ashington, the a rra n g e tained by a group of S chefflin on "Sea H aji» ’’ and Tom Woods o n ladie- last T hursday, h e r 74th • F la s h lig h t” tied fo r first : H. C h riste n Date for the public h earin g on m ent g en erally adopted by flag- son on ‘ H alf T rac k ." s e c o n d ; L a rry B ax | th e W ashington countv budget f - r m akers had 13 stars in a circle. The birthday anniversary. te r on “ Hell to S et,” fo u rth . | 1944-45 h e. been set for 10 a. m . Sm ithsonian in stitu tio n has on e x Mr. Sehw anke H onored K ids’ ra c e : Bill Boag, f ir s t; Jac k ie Mr*. R J S ehw anke and A nna D unaw Ju ly 8. at the co u n ty courtroom in h ib it tw o o th er arra n g e m e n ts c f ay, second ; C onnie Paine, third. H illsboro, according to H D K erk- th e 13 stars O ne a rra n g e m e n t has had a surprise g ath erin g c f re la C alf ro p in g : B arney W illis, f ir s t; Dee m an, county ju d g e T he detailed 12 stars in the circle, w ith a th ir- tives Sunday afternoon in honor H inton, second ; Kay G reen, third. M en’s pony ex p re ss: W ashington C in b u dget will be p rin ted on th e legal teen th in th e cen ter of th e circle. of Mr. S ehw anke's b irth d ay a n n i page of the H illsboro A rgus n ex t A nother arrangem ent, in use from versary Follow ing a social a fte r ly W esterners, fir s t ; Cowboy team , sec ond ; Lou O lsen’s team , third. refreshm ents w ere served to w eek. ! 1783-1785, has the stars in horizon noon, Saddle b ronc : G eorge Nelson on "W ro n g tal p arallel row s w ith th re e stars 14 W ay.” f ir s t: J e r ry A m bler on ".Madam C harles and P au l K ru eg er re- Queen.” ■ ■¡■■z... z.:zZ..^.z t 'in f ir s t r ittp n n / 4 x i z i t V i »»1 second; B a rt C lennon on "H e p p J r Next Blood Bnnk Visit— June 16 M asonic Tem ple, Second and Lincoln S treets H illsboro, O regon Ute convent 17illr.li or - Come in e arly to get y o u r bus ticket. P lan n in g ahead w ill In ure an en jo y ab le bu s trip to T ex as . . . or any o th er place in th e U nited S tates o r C anada. C om e in today! For Long or Shori Trips—Buy Your Round Trip Bus Tickets at HILLSBORO STAGE DEPOT Phone 1211 122 E. M ain S t , H illsboro TRANSPARENT PALATE PLATES M ade 1 to 3 My in D ays! Dr. ABRAMS DENTIST Rodeo Program Attracts Crowd Thomases Move io G. Schwanke Home in L a b o ra to ry G ro u n d F lo o r 132 S. 2nd Ave. Hillsboro, Oregon County Budget Meeting July 8 •*<n FATHER S DAY GIFTS PIPES, for the «moker $1.00 to $5.00 Zipper Pipe and Tobacco Case Billfolds U nitcd S tates u n d er th e c o n stitu tion, both a s ta r and a strip e w ere added for each sta te com ing u n d e r th e union. B ecause he realized th a t th e flag w ould soon becom e unw ieldy w ith th e addition of a strip e for each state. C apt S am uel C. Reid, U. S. N avy, com m ander of the arm ed brig. "General A rm strong." d u rin g the W ar of 1812. suggested to congress th at th e strip e s rem ain 13 for the 13 original colonies and th a t a «tar be added to the blue field for each new state com ing int ' th< Uni° n C < X r d i ‘nn a rfr - is suggestion e ilix - tive Ju ly 4. 1818. T h e ( ' • J - l t ‘ 4’ F’ f f n r f to m n l r r . T H - a- i ' D ay an .'innual n ational holfdav $2.00 to $11.00 $2.25 Key Case» CIGARETTE CASES $2.00 59c to $1.25 WALLET, zipper type $2.75 to $2.25 STATIONERY PO RTFO LIO S. $1.25 to $6.75 DESK SEES. $2.25 and $3 95 BOXED P A I’ER. 5»e up w as J u n e DESK PEN SET. $2 59 and $3.95 TOILETRIES 'FOR MEN SHAVING SETS A R T IS T S N O T E : - TH IS IS A P IC T U R E . O ld Spice ( ¡ ( f t ScU .90 OF DAD WHO JUST OPENED THE FA TH ER 'S D A Y GIFTS MIS FAMILY GOT FOR HIM FROM 1 to 5 (Hl ( I l A M E R E I, $1 25 HOI SE (IE CROYDON $1 79 * \ W lL L S B O R O I PH A R -M A C y J TEN PIN 1 :5 ., 3 95 $ |5 O L ORI E T O IL E T WATER A fter S h av in g $«• .50 i ..i.mi O Many olher items! All prices plus tax Shop Early! Make your shave luxurious v iih Surfspiay’» creamy, svfirnine, lathery soap. It has a distinctive, masculine fragrance. A generous " supply in a symmetrically *• beautiful, solid black walnut *, container- *• BATC5 *. AFTER SHAVE — Trc-hcn. your laic like the m nl .lean bttcIC • from x »tituntcr tea • ... si a »2. —— Miss Frieda W elght accompanied | t,l‘’! J rurh^ e' ; A1 Hoff.rb«-. find; he;*-:umV‘ ‘M :':«15aK'w edig h 7 "o T ‘6 ?s »ft S m ith , s e c o n d , L o rra in e D rake, An<{llcs , , O k..,htini;1 R a n . Sc third. O li-tac’e ra c e : .Tane F t I” »*, fir^t ; t ras to ’ visit re lativ es and friends. ' ;> il J»U «U Ve> itH U J T ie n U S . 1 o i- tn n e .r n r r . P r i?r f‘? f,h e ir r e t,u.rn ‘h^v p lan to ™ine brxk,. second; «co, A n ita D rake, third. ' / .Ve s J n . he . Pension Petitions Filed special services w ere Tvjai a H/rdoon Si L jy h r i in Wa aingl .n and in several n ‘" ‘ cnnckni ’ in 11 Ab< rdep>'1- S- . gp, sister, large eastern cities. Since that ‘ T tai of eight p etitions seeking tim e the_ m ovem ent has grow n unt'ii in fan t d au g h ter of a state co n stitu tio n al am endm ent Fl.ig D ay is now celebrated Mr. and Mrs. H om er Sim antel. w as providing for m onthly old age an- th ro u g h o u t th e co u n try . baptized by 'h e Rev. C. J. K ru eg er in Zoin L u th eran church Sunday. Sponsors w ere Miss Della K ohl- m ey er and E arl Sim antel. MCar“°Rae. Simantcl- and farnily- Putnam Hurt in Tractor1 Upset R EN LEIG II $J79 S2 .79 B A T E S 14. 1877. t h e 100th a m / - WdMI. Sisters Heme for S um m er Alma Petersen, w ho com pleted her first y ear of teaching physical education at N ew berg, arriv ed hom e the past w eek-end to spend h e r V«.* ¡’.pm. H er siste r H elen, an out- st Hiding stu d en t at O. C. E. at M -amouth d u rin g h er freshm an year, also a rriv ed heme. A ugust P etersen began th e h ar vesting of hlS b erry crop S aturday. He received favorable com m ent on his b erries upon the d eliv ery Cf the first ton a t th e local cannerv n e r H a n n a h .” th ir d ; P hil A rm stro n g , fourth. H a lf-m ile: Ed Kline, f ir s t: Ray In g ra ham . second ; Ray D elsm an. third. B u lld o g g in g : H ank C h ri-’en-en. f ir s t: Dee H inton, second; B arney W illis, th ir d ; J e r ry A m bler, fo u rth . C ow girl ra c e . E<1 K line’s h r-e ridden by J a n e P aine, f ir s t: E dna Digmai ond , M arg a re t F reu d e n th a l. third. Kida’ pony e x p re ss: W ashington C oun ty W estern ers, first. Q u a rte r-m ile: Ray D elsm an. f ir s t; M ar vin Van L<>o. second. M ile: John L a rk in , firs t: Donald Toellc, second. M usical c h a ir ra c e : Lou Olsen, f ir s t: E v e re tt M e rritt, second; B-4> Spencer, third. rid in g ikids u n d e r IT»: Tim L ung- | berg, Lyle v .n d e n b u rx and H a r/.d Moere. FA RM ING TON -F e rd P u tn a m was in th e S m ith h ospital as tiie result of in ju ries received last T h u rs day w hen the tr a c to r he w as using o v ertu rn ed w hile a tte m p tin g to drive up a steep bank. It was n ecessary to a m p u ta te th e little fin g er on the left hand. T he C o m m unity W elfare club will , m eet a t th e _____ hom e of Mrs E 'rank S chulm erich on F riday, Ju n e 23. Mr. and Mrs. G lenn M. Fixsen and baby and Miss R uby Bagnell, acco m p an ied by G lenn's brother, S Sgt. M erle F ixson, sta tio n rd at W alla W alla. Wash., visited a t th e E d g a r R ehse hom e Sunday. Mrs. E lm e r McKee of Salem vis ited frien d s a n d relativ es here last w eek. Mr. an d M rs Alvin S eu fert and fam ily of T illam ook visited a t the K. C. S e u fe rt hom e Sunday. A lm a E rickson u n d erw en t an ap- pcndectom y at a H illsboro hospital M onday m orning. SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING CO. * Since 1878 Misses Ruth Foelker. Lois, Eu nice and V ernice Sahnow . and M ildred K ahle spent the w eek-end and D ecoration day at Seaside. The O regon d istrict W alth er League talen t q u est w ill be held n ex t S unday on the cam pus of C cncordia A cadem y, P o rtlan d . It w ill begin at 2:30 p. m. u n d er the direction of Miss E lfrieda G rem el of P ortland. The evening m eal w ill be served by th e stew ard at the A cademy. L eague M eets F rid ay Zion W alther L eague m eets F r i day evening w ith executive board scheduled to m eet p rio r to th e business session. Brandy Removed From Ration List B randv Joined jin an d ru m on the u n rationed list at state liq u o r control stores last w eek. P u rch asers a rc lim ited to one botle each at any state liquor store. Save Civilization—Buy War Bonds! ■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■ Furniture Sale Continues at 318 E. Main Strool « » •M l Although Father's Day is a time for Dad to be on the receiving end — the occasion this year will find many a father buying War Bonds in his child's name—as evidence of his full realization of his obligations as a parent in these perilous times. Fver mindful of a small son's or daughter’s future, the father who helps secure it is indeed wise— and we salute him on this date! COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK M íflB íR FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP MELTEBEKE’S FURNITURE AND ELECTRIC STORE HILLSBORO. OREGON The Strongest of Bonds Unite FATHER and SON Telephone 491 MOI * E. G. Sick, Pres.
