The Hillsboro argus., July 20, 1944, Image 13

m aking “h is hom e w ith hl.« aunt,
4 r-
M ary "Watson the past 3
n o ’li
.pent the week end w ith
us parents. Mr. and Mrs H arry
Simonton at H illsboro
Mrs Mary
(Vatson pent th e w eek-end w ith
ier b rother and sister-in-law . Mr.
■ rid Mi - E arl F isher at H illsboro.
Rih*.i t) (' iw ell w ent back to
•■■oik it Shields C am p Monday
■ h e r a week s lay-off because of
Volum»
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Burke Elected
Clerk Nanning
School District
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IlirX TO N
MANNING
Roy
B urke was elected eleik at a sp e ­
cial chi,o| m eeting in ttie M anning
I t in 'll lin n e Ju ly 12
L ew is K elly
n p re e n le I the Mead district, and
I. w ill
Ingles
rep resen ted
(tie
P in k e l t di ti n t, A ustin Serufford.
(•■»unly : ' ’bool supei inti-ndent gave
■ talk on consolidation of tn e 3
d istricts
John Bill Kites Held
F athci Joseph Saul i f Buy held
Mass at SI T hom as C atholic church
h e ir T hursday m orning for John
Bill, 75. wlm died of a h e a rt a t ­
tack Ju ly 10
He w a. born in
Poland and rim e to the United
S lates when lit yeai , of age, and
It td I • ■ d in <n. got...........thio He
is survived by two isters, M:.
Jack Evans i f Vernonia, and Mrs
Pete Felong of T ophill. and two
b ro th ers Aui ust .u d A ntone Bill
of Chicago, Illinois
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B I K i l l ) A L IV E I O I ! K U H D A I '
I NGLAND Sgt. E m ery B are-
foot »correct! of Vienna. Ga . believe ne s had the most unusual
experience w ith the "Buzz” bom b in England. being buried alive
for four d a y D uring this tim e he
• pi.■ ter. had w eird dream s
and tried to dig his way out w ith a f' iii
ID aid the four days
cerficd like just a few h o u rs " A ttend: ng him is N urse Lt Y olande
C arrad o of C orona N Y
BUXT( >N -MANNING
B uxton
W m an's Benefit .issocui
turn, held a husim ss m eeting and
pot lurk d in n er in its hall T hur.
day. the first m eeting lin e May
T he dinnet was in honor of mern-
her> having birthday an n iv ersaries
I t e v ie w
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S ' . a .-II Mi
M ih iic t Manley and
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T he women plan to m eet Ju ly
27 for clean -u p day. to cut the
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L. & R. ELECTRIC CO
Tasty Tips
N ever dm am th e liquid from can-
lied funds
S erv e this n u tritio u s
liquid with food from the can or
save to use in soups and sauces If
fruit juice, save fur use in fru it
beverages
Use only th e stalk s of rh u b a rb
C ut them in shurt pieces and conk
.11 .1 c a s s e ro le
a ltern atin g e a c h
layer of the rh u b a rb w ith a thin
layer of sugar.
or a no-point lunch. pre |iare
,ed sh rim p w ith a touch of
sauce in g elatin e m ixture,
I a little p ep p er o r
cayenne.
n and | ickle relish.
AT NEW LOCATION
Phono 1114
105 E. Baselino
T he lo n o ' tim e from farm a
ci'icntj» ih * q u iv alen t to th e ma
power n< ce.isary to produce 4
day«’ food supply for every p<
on in the U nited S tates.
H O U SE W IR IN G
Don't let m ilk stand on a sunny
porch or out in the light for any
length of tim e because light de-
slio y s some of th e riboflavin, v ita ­
m in <' S tore m ilk in y o u r refrig -
eratoi as soon as it is delivered
DUNE BY CONTRACT
nr TIME and MATERIAI
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A m eatless loaf, w hich is a real
fooler, may be m ade w ith cooked
peas, carrots, m ilk. eggs, w hole­
w heat b read crum bs, b u tte r m in c­
ed onion and seasoning S erv e w ith
y o u r favorite m eat sauce
W e D o P o le L in e C o n s tru c tio n
BUXTON-M ANNING
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C raw ford, chairm an of the 5th w ar
an drive for M anning vicinity, re-
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■ t o ’ a I of $11) P ,l
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I ;nc m plete retu rn , as a num ber of
i bends w ere bough
a t various
■ Ian's th a t w ere not added to this
am ount.
Mi and Mi
Jack O v erg ard of
P ortland spent the w eek-end with
M
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n-Iaw Mr and M rs R euben Kelly
O th er S inday visitors included
Mr and Mr. E v erett Bybee. Gone
I ind Bobby of C urtis, N ebraska;
Mr and Mrs I M Bybee of Hills-
■ boro, Mr
D elm ar R iig le and
j Billy, V ornom a; and W illiam Hig­
gle. Tophi 11.
' Mr and Mrs. R obert Place of
■ P rtlan d w ere ev ern ig h t guests
I Saturday of Mr« P lace's m other,
Mrs. Mollie T allm an
Mrs. T all-
I man accom panied them to the
, coa it Sunday for a w eek's vacation.
T rank Bowm an, SI c, of F o rt
Stevens, was an o v ern ig h t guest
; Ju ly 10 of Mr. and Mrs Ray F ree-
re J
ci for hom em akers. Freslj
P> • •• he for table use are undei
pre e m trol for the first time. The
new p r ic e ceilings m ean reductions ted again because p aperboard p ro v ­
to h (pper.s of an average of about ed unsatisfactory
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23 per cent below prices charged
Mrs A m erica, give your landlord
last year.
a break and ta k e care of his p ro p ­
erty. B ecause of w artim e co n d i­
H om em akers will w elcom e new s tions, landlords are h aving d iffi­
from the W ar P roduction Board culty obtaining m aterials and m a n ­
that a lim ited production of elec­ pow er to m ake necessary repairs.
You'll w ant to get a copy of a
tric w ater heaters has been ap p ro v ­ handy booklet put out by th e O P A
ed F urther, the W ar Production re n t control division en titled ’U ncle
Board established a new quota for Sam e K eeps Y our R ent D ow n—
production of non-electric w ater You M ust Keep Y our Home Up."
heatei- Re ’n otions also w ere r e ­ It covers the "do's and d o n 'ts of
m o v 'd from the m anu factu re on p rev en tiv e m a in te n a n c e " Ask for
fab ric,aim of m etal jack e ts f o r it at y o u r local OPA re n t office, or
w ater heaters. It w as pointed out w rite the R egional Inform ation D i­
that m etal jack ets w lil be perm it- vision, OPA. S an Francisco, Cal.
p ie s , n i l ' l l Io Ila - W A C Ale
p e l . in n e l ■’
A i r B ase. M a x to n . N C
fm h a v in g tin
m ess iih lu l l i n g fa t s a v in g , d i n i n g t ile n
c lu c k !tie W A C s received a t r i p to lie . u h
Dot'«*! . tin * d a u < h te r o f M i a n d M i
Fi
hall Mrs
M innie SMimid. sta t'
field direct«,i and Mrs Elizabeth
B ark er, .state h ealth nurse, who
plan n ed to be present f r T h u rs­
day's m eeting, postponed th eir trip
here un til A ugust 10
M r a n d M rs W ( ,
Frost. Beta
and Je rry sjam t the w eek-end with
Mi F i oxt . s m othci Mi Je le T ill­
man, and ’»istei Mi- D< 11 Stocker
and son Earl, w ith the (J S navy,
who c- hom e <>n furlough from the
M ariana island*
w here he has
been in the hospital.
Mi
Edith Higgle ..jx nt la d week
w ith hei son-in-Taw and d aughter.
Mi and Mrs E v erett D rury, and
fam ily at V ancouver.
Bellish.
ire In 1943 employed IB
»f the n a tio n * worker*.
4 per cent of nil fntMl
the lnrfteat num ber of
industries.
Mr. and
Nanning Bond
Sales Reported
<11(1 I.O N H \ ( IS H I N N t . l t
¡1 i l l I
( ■■■ Helms smiles proudly w ith tiei W A C
Members Honored
By Buxlon Review
d ic a
M r* V K. Cron and R iland at-
ended a C atholic picnic at Roy
Sunday
Mr« Emmons K eller cam e hom e
from th e M cM innville
hospital
W ednesday, after n w eek's stay.
Lengthen
the life of your
CAR!
PROPER LUBRICATION means LONGER CAR LIFE
and Protection from costly repairs.
MacKenzie Motor Co
3id and Washington
HILLSBORO
Phone 911
TW INS BORN 11 DAYS A PART
P oint P leasant. N. J .—Mrs. F.
D S m ith of P ort C hester. N. J.,
is show n above at P oint P leasan t
hospital w ith h er tw in babies,
burn 11 days ap art
T h e first
child, a boy. w eighed 7’ i pounds
and the second child, a girl,
w eighed A pounds 12 ounces. Dr.
N orm an C W itte, atten d in g p h y ­
sician said all th ree are "doing
w ell.”
Mrs. America
Meets the War
K d itu r’a N o te : W a r touche» eve ry hom e
and eve ry c ltire n . T hi« colum n, baaed or.
o ffic ia l g o vernm ent in fo rm a tio n nnd p rw
pared by the O ffic e of W a r In fir m a t io n .
■ hows huw th e w a r w ill a ffe c t M ra. A m e r ­
ica and h er home.
A p p aren tly the can o p en er w ill
be able to retain its im portance in
M rs A m erica's household despite
w artim e conditions For the Wa.*
P roduction B oard has authorized
tw ice as m uch iron and steel for
the m an u factu re of th e household
ty p e can opener.
If Mrs A m erica expects to wield
th e can o pener much, she'd better
get out and help the n ation's c a n ­
neries pack this y ear's crops of
fru its and vegetables Housewives*
and high school boys and girls are
needed to fill the m anpow er sh o rt­
age in canneries this y e a r It takes
m ore canned fru its and vegetables
for fighting men overseas than for
those stationed in the U nited S ta te '
If you w ant to help in this vital
food project, get in touch w ith the
n earest U nited S tates E m ploym ent
Service office. T here you will learn
w here and w hen y o u r h elp w ill be
needed.
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Repaid
la te r
Mrs. A m erica's w artim e slogan
of "w ear it out. m ake it do or do
w ithout" has focused a tten tio n on
ceiling pirecs covering re p a ir xerv-
ices. F o r exam ple, the d ry clean­
er, th e cobbler, the laundry, the
household appliance re p a ir man or
o th er service establishm ents can­
not charge you m ore than they
did in M arch. 1942. O f course, you
can't rem em b er th a t fa r back
H ow ever, if you have any ques­
tions about the charge, ask t h e
d eale r about it. 'He is req u ired to
show you his ceiling price lists,
w hich arc exact copies of the lists
filed w ith local O PA boards.
And h e re ’s a peach of a
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Around th« world American boys
are dying in the cause ot freedom.
Some w ill be lost at sea. Others
w ill, of necessity, be buried in far
distant lands.
The families o f many of these
boys w ill wish to erect a memorial
on their own cemetery lot, so that
even though their honored dead lie
in foreign fields, their valor w ill ever
remain fresh to posterity.
Our booklet, showing suggested
designs for memorials for each of
the six major branches o f the Service,
w ill assist you in selecting a fitting
memorial for those who have made
the supreme sacrifice.
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