The Hillsboro argus., September 21, 1944, Image 1

S partan Grid&ers O pen S eason H e re F rid a y
No. 26
Swim Pool
Vote Slated
In November
Used Cited
For Workers
M Cannery
T w o S ortions.
14 Patfe*
Six V eterans Get Call
In Starting Lineup
A nnounced by Bogue
%
Long-Talked Project
Goes Before People;
For Their Decision
Help N eeded to Save
Food; Prune Shakers
Required in O rchards
Hilhi Eleven
Slates Clash
St. Helens
H ilhi’s S p a rta n g rid d e rs
will open th e 1944 season
here F rid a y n ig h t a g a in st
the St. H elens p rep p e rs w ith
lette rm e n in th e lineup, four
in th e fo rw a rd w all a n d
tw o in the back field . O p en ­
ing k ickoff is called fo r 8
p. m. on th e Hilhi g ridiron.
H eading th e probable startin g
lineup as announced for the S p ar­
tans by Coach Al Bogue w ill be
w as s tre s s e d by
Ja c k Doyle. TYV 1944 a l l - s t a r
to , E m ploym ent
speedster, a t rig h t halfback. Rog­
service
this
week
W
orkers
wdli
i \i i in i bi n o n n o s o a s !>.
to 1 ii irly five gallons have been con trib -
er H arm an reserve from the 1943
be
in
,-di
d
for
days,
nights
a
n
d
rthW"..n in W.i iington comity. T hey t.irtcd
squad, w ill hold dow n left h alf
D EC O R A T ED — Cpl. A llan S ig­ 1 spot,
ItOTAKV SPEA K ER — E dgar W.
p a rt tu n e all th ro u g h S eptem bei
c , olail;, In the front row are the th re e who
w hile Tom m y S trau g h an ,
ler of H illsboro, w ho has been
and O ctober
Sm ith, dem ocratic nom inee for
y d o n .it.n.; th eir eig h th pint, left to right:
shifted from guard to the back-
aw
arded
B
ronze
S
tar.
With ja-acho and corn ru n n in g
U nited S tates senator, w ho w ill
M
Uuxl<n, ¡o l M r. E thel C ro w th er, ro u te 1. Bank:.
field, w ill han d le th e
blocking
at th eir height thi» week, as m any -peak at R otary luncheon m e e t­
•Mi
B
i« S u lliv a n . B u x to n , and Mi. Vesta F rvdendaE , M anning, in th e back row', co n trib u ted th eir
back or q u a rte r assignm ent. D uane
I
w
orkei
.,
;
ible
a
r
t
needed
in
■ A cntb pint ( h F riday. Mrs. Hinck, Mr». C ro w th er and Mrs. F ry d en d u ll are sisters, th e first tw o
C hapm an w ill probably get t h e
•o rd e r to k e e p th e fo xl from spoil­ ing h ere today.
being twins.
call for fu llb ack position.
ing C auliflow er, broccoli and lim a
Line Rugged
beans are sta rtin g and w ill co n ­
In th e c e n te r of the m edium -
tin u e in la rg e r q u a n titie s very
w eight. b u t rugged line w ill be
shortly.
W
alt M cK inney, back in his old
I’run ■ . baker: a re needed for
keystone spot and backing up the
p ractically all th e o rch ard s w ith
line on defense.
F lanking him
■ nu m b er of p ru n e p ick ers still
w ill b e V eteran L ynn Hall at
needed
Men
irking on sw ing
rig h t g u a rd and J e r r y S chw anke,
E dgar
W.
Sm ith, dem ocratic
shift a re asked to w ork in t h e
SOMEW HERE IN THE SOUTH reserv e from last y ear, at left.
m ornings if i nly for tw o o r th ree candidate f r the long term U nited
W ayne F ab er has been shifted from
PA
CIFIC
AREA—Cpl.
A
llan
J.
hour.-.
the F arm L abor office S tates senate seat, w ill be guest
Sigler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray c en te r to tack le and will probably
\Va hiiigtnn co.inly fi ll below its blood ban k qu o ta fated M exican lab o rers a re being speaker for the H illsboro R otary
S igler of H illsboro, w as aw arded get th e call for the rig h t side of
• nt f . i i . : .
in i . | ¡as; F riday m orning to r th e first tim e in six m onths, ac- p rovided only to g ro w ers w ith club today 'T n u rsd ay ? noon.
' th e B ronze S tar for the p a rt he th e line w ith Bill H einrich at left
C lassed as a "dirt farm er. " S m ith
contracts w inch leaves th e larg er
played
in ad ju stin g quickly and ac­ tackle. Bob M acK enzie and Bob
•"
,,h , . 11 cording to the rep o rt of Airs. F. A b e n d ro th , county c h air- per entage of pickers an d sh ak ers has lived his en tire life in O regon
curately. a rtille ry on an enem y- A m acher a re slated for rig h t and
now w ith his tw o sons in the
w.i inn urn 1 .1 m an. Only 135 pints of blood w ere d o n a te d F rid a y , five to be secured elsew here. W hite la- and
h eld position in New G uinea, w ith left end spots, respectively.
. tai thia season has tended arm y, is “pinch h ittin g " in the
1
11 itnlfv "t s)mrt o| the m inim um goal of 1 10 pints for the day.
the resu lt th a t th e in fa n try received
F rid ay n ig h t's tussle w ill be the
to be very u n sta b le as w ell as d if­ m anaging of th eir larg e w heat and
I 11‘ boii» i •unty ch airm an Coni-
much needed
a rtille ry support. second of the season for th e v isit­
i cattle ranch n ear P endleton.
I{< , •,
\ i ii I r
i. mu : nc
ficult to obtain.
m nity chairm en are now being
C pl S igler w as a m em ber of a fo r­ ing St H elens Lions. Last F riday
R. W. C hapm an is in charge of
F ilb ert p ick in g w ill begin in the
i pointed and « rgum / ition m eet-
w ard ebservation p a rty w hich was n ig h t th ey dropped a 19 to 7 tilt to
H illsboro area aro u n d S ep tem b er the m eeting and w ill in tro d u ce the
;. in ea h aie.» will be called
su b jected to J a p fire fo r five Ridgefield. H ow ever, the visitors
25 w ith largo* groups of school c h il­ speaker.
■lortlv. Bailey declared.
hours.
are expected to be clicking in top
d ren planned i ,.- erewa on S a tu r­
H - ter of area chairm en a n ­
T 4 C harles O M arshall, a g ra d ­ form for the S p artan clash. Dick
days and a fte r school. F ilb e rts are
uate
of
H
illsboro
union
highschool,
Howell,
a
rugged trip le -th re a t
largely n ear H illsboro, w hile the
w as also aw arded the B ronze S tar fullback, is th e
principal
Lion
I rim e o rch ard s are closer to For-
for
sim
ilar
p
articip
atio
n
in
the
th
re
a
t
and
team
s w ith Chuck B ar­
e: t G rove.
-am
e
observation
w
ith
Sigler.
ker,
pass-snagging
end,
in
the
S t.
F arm ers wh > desire to keep
A m em ber of th e O regon N a­ j H elens a e rial attack.
M cx.can lab o rers cn th e ir farm
tional G uard. S ig ler w ent into the S p artan s Ready
-hiring the w in te r are asked by the
arm y service on S ep tem b er 16.
Coach Bogue and his assistant,
F arm L abor office to m ake appli- |
' 4-H
1940. and received his tra in in g at Syl O sm undson, hav e h ad tw o
cation at once in o rd e r to in s u n
con-
F
o
rt
Lewis.
Wash.
He
w
ent
over-
the
ecu rem en t of su itab le farm
w eeks to get th e S p artan s into
eas on A pril 22. 1942. w ith the shape for th e opening clash an d
ading req u ests in
m pion will
F
ig
h
tin
g
F
o
rty
-F
irst
In
fa
n
try
D
i­
ran ask for certain
believe th e ir charges a re ready
c 4-H con-
m. an d
F u rth e r increases in enro llm en t vision. A fo rm er m achine g u n n er for the in itial test. H ow ever, holes
th ey m ight d esire
the ten th
il. Mr <) S ih . 1 ’ «’ii,i a n d .
.d en ts
in and
chance of having
Me >r and F ran k w ere recorded by the high schools . he :s now a m em ber of th e field in the kick in g and passing assign­
irel. John W M illo j
A
m is. M ounlain-
filled. A pplication buildm g. Oc iber 9 th ro u g h 13. if Hillsbor » this week T .e union a rtille ry u n it of the "S unset" divi­ m ents a re still w ide open.
nut
in the West Slope area
I tel ve; 1.1. R <k
iv
be
m
ade
at
th
e
F
arm
L
abor
Jim Woods, senior tra n sfe r from
th re e placings h ig h school ju m p ed to 755 th is sion, com m anded by M ajor Gen.
nners
be nam ed sh -rtly.
a ie u rg ed to office
M issouri, in ju re d his leg in p ra c ­
all di asions in hom e econom - w eek as against 700 opening w eek. Jvi.s A. Doe.
>tas a .’ited to th e \ ari h i
Principal Jo h n R. Cox is e n d eav o r­
A ny inform it: n re g ard in g can-
S ig ler g rad u ated in 1937 from tice this w eek and w ill be o u t of
and
some
m
iscellane
.
crop.-
i*ts out <>f the county goal of
>n of th e
proposed r e r y w rk m y be jb tain ed from
ing to secure tw o m ore teach ers H illsboro union high school and action fo r the St. H elens tilt. Woods
re el.giblc to exn
>je
0 a ie
B ored G rove *7000
h is roughly th e n o rth the M ating cannery or from the aeir w ork in the state 4-H ex- to handle th e increased teaching plans to tak e specialized train in g is an ex p erienced, aggressive en d
I $2..'>O3.
S herw ood. $1..'»'H).
H illsboro civ ilian de- U nited State.- E m ploym ent office 8>it.
1 :,d. which is fa r g reater th a n e x ­ in re frig eratio n a fte r the w ar. and w as being groom ed to fill the
i.n. $3,000. We ' Slope. $1
. us au th o rized re cen t- in tin- I* 1! thi itre building, w hile
pected.
B aseball and football are his fav- shoes of Jo e M erchep, o utstanding
A
nne
G
irod,
w
in
n
er
of
the
ccun-
\louu $1 000 Ifilb b o i i $9,100
T w elve m ore pupils reg istered in I c rite sports.
itate leg islatu re. A fter
farm wori
1943 S p a rta n w ingm an w ho ¡3 now
v
i
.
it.
.
x
i
v
d
o
lla
r
d
in
n
e
r
contest,
w
ill
pre-
•o. $1,000. T ig ard , $1,800; and
the grade schools b ringing elem en-
e d istrict m ay set up | inay be
ired a t th e
M arshall is the son of Mrs. C. in the navy.
M^l’are a d in n e r fo r th e stale con- ta iy en ro llm en t to 773. F ive of the
d e p a rtm e n t o r co n ­ officA, w hich w ill not be o ? „ r rl,
N ext w eek th e H ilhi eleven w ill
D. M urray e f T urlock.- Cal., an d
test. C onstance Jo C onnell w ill
ation w ith unv ex ist- I reg u la rly but inform ,
n nay oe . rCpresen t W ashington county as new pupils w ere at B. W B arnes has been overseas since A p ril 22. p lay host to the Seaside squad,
im zation. Expense« secured at t- 'c em plo
ent c e n te r th e style review cham pion. Miss ju n io r high and seven a t D avid 1942. serv in g w ith the “S unset" coached by V ernon Cook, fo rm er
by a real pro|>crty I at th e f ur grounds or
th e coun- C onnell w ill also be th e county Hill.
division.
B lue and W hite backfield ace.
T eacher assignm ents have been
, tv ag en t's office.
c intestant for th e S p reckles ca n ­ re arran g ed so th a t
tne
g
rade
H illsboro has been
p roviding
ning contest. Vi la Dodge and schools now have fo u r fo u rth
pi teetion for th e area fo r sev eral
Noelle B urtpn w ill d em o n strate grade teachers to tak e care of the
years, but it is ro w im possible to
the w ashing of w oolens in the big enrollm ent. T his also perm its
co n tin u e th e serv ice at th e p res­
clothing dem onstrations.
re tu rn in g
P e te r
Boscow
th ird 1
ent rate
Forest G ro v e an d W est
B arbara Dapp and J a n e Connell, graders fr m D avid Hill. Mrs.
M th Mr Tolk
Slope d istric ts have a lre a d y been
the county cham picn d em onstration M yrtle S taples has been tra n s fe r­
S ulliv an nf B uxton ' foi med an d fire a reas a re being
team , w ill d em onstrate th e m aking red from the fifth at D avid H ill
went to g eth er th e first tim e to co n tem p lated at B eav erto n a n d
of p arty sandw iches. G race C on­ to the th ird a t P eter Boscow.
P o rtlan d w ith th e m otor corps T u alatin .
nell and D arlene D app w ill d em ­
A m a jo rity of county schools a re : filed also from H iteon to join B ea­
F ifth g rad ers are now divided
and since then to th e H illsboro , A re p re se n ta tiv e of th e state
o n stra te the m aking of cream soups into th ree groups instead of two. now in session, according to C ounty verton d istrict, b u t M cKay peti-
c en te r
Mi. S u lliv an was a st v- f ■ e m arsh al's effice w ill atten d
in th e dairy food d em o n stratio n Tiie teachers included Miss Eileen S u p e rin ten d en t A ustin S crafford. tiens w ere filed first re q u irin g
en th tim e donor Friday
Mrs the N o rth P lain s m eetin g . A sim i­
P lans for using th e m obile X -ray contest. In the food p reserv atio n
H ind;
as a son Jo h n in t h e lar se ssio n w ill probably be called unit fo r th e H illsboro a r i a w ere dem o n stratio n c o n t e s t M arlvn M cNamee and Miss M arguerite Schools opening M onday included this election to be held first. F o r­
n avy who has been in the service roi»n in th e area south of H illsboro. discussed last T h u rsd ay night in L indgren ai I Constance J o C on­ G illes, w ho fo rm erly ta u g h t first F orest G rove. Sherw ood. G aston m ation of the B eaverton union
at P e te r Boscow. now has high and grade schools. T u alatin high school d istrict w as voted upon
two* ’-ears and is now serving ev er- i
th e ch am b e r of com m erce rooms, nell will can tom atoes. C lara Je a n g i raders
fifth grade at D avid Hill. Mrs. grades, W atts, M cK inley and B anks ■ by 15 d istric ts T uesday.
eas.’ w hile Mr . Crow th e r has tw o I
at a m eetin g w ith Miss J a n e C. P ubols w ill e n te r the b read b a k ­ Leila Graham , who has been serv- high.
rep o rted
m s m the navy. Bill in the Pa-
A llen, field o rg an izatio n secretary ing contest. B everly
C lark and i ing as a auhatitute teacher, n o w . A rcade and S eghers a re th e only J C hanges in d istricts
i ific .m a »did F ran k at F arrag u t.
of the O regon T uberculosis asso­ G ene H odenpyle are rep resen tin g com es on reg u larly is a th ird sm all schools th at have not yet d u rin g th e year: P ric k e tt consoli­
ciation.
th e county in the h ealth contests. grade teacher. She succeeds Miss secured teachers, w hile Hills'ooro d ated w ith B anks; M ead consoli­
dated w ith M anning: R oberts No.
d u b m em b ers for the
Mrs. J. M. P erson, w ho called to­
R uth Jones on the faculty as Miss union high needs tw o teachers, 85 abolished; G lenw ood consoli­
f A ugust w ere H elen
g e th e r sev eral in terested women
Jen e s has resigned a fte r many- S craffo rd said this w eek.
dated
w ith Jedm ore. and M eacham
G eertgoiis.
Mai ...iret
H ummels,
of th e com m unity, w a s
elected
y ears teaching in the local schools. Many Vacancies Filled
and M ountaindale added to H ills­
I)oi
,
’h.v
T.
>
Nm'a
B
ellam
y
and
g
en
eral
ch
airm
an
for
th
e
project.
A
to
tal
of
105
elem
en
tary
school
•
Paratrooper Nierm an
boro union high district.
TTia
A nna Karlsi n. Mi- A b endroth ie-
Miss A llen o u tlin ed the w ork to
la c a n c ie s and 20 hign school Posi­ Union d istrict w as recen tly e n ­
I u'tod that th ere w ere now 17
W ounded in France
be done in p re p a ra tio n for t h e
tions have been filled since F eb ­ larged to include the B ethany dis­
the d u b in Wa.shing-
N OK Ttl PLA IN S
Word h.i- m em bers ,
ru a ry 26.
C ounty teac h ers’ in stitu te w ill
trict. but both schools w ill be o p er­
E ig h ty - s ix
elem entary.
eight ated u n til a building program is
boon receivi I by Mrs A ll in N ier- ton county.
be held at H illsboro uni. n high th e need for fully acq u ain ti
.............bur h in b an d . Cpl A lvo.
D onations H t. sy w ere m ade by
p
u
b
lic
w
ith
its
v
a
lu
e
s
in
com
bat-
high and 13 p arochial schools are com pleted.
school F rid ay . S ep tem b er 29. at
T h irty -tw o y ears of teaching in
operating. S craffo rd 's re p o rt shows.
................ i p aratro o p er, was 24 first tim e donor.-. 2» second. 0:31) a m. A business m eeting of I mg tu b ercu lo sis and w ith th e im ­ the H iilsboro grade schools, m ost­
. 12 fifth, 13 th e Washington County Teachers' p ortance o f ev ery o n e having the
tied in F rance .sometime in - 1 n in a . ..a 1
Schools operating this y ear th at
ly in th e p rim ary room , cam e to
t( ontiniK G on page 3t
did not hold school last y ear in ­
association is scheduled from 1(1 to chest X -rays.
an end last week w ith t ie resig ­
All persons from 12 to WO will nation of Miss R uth Jones. H er
clude
M eacham .
M ountaindale.
10:50. follow ed bv elem en tary and
C a rp e n te r C reek. Buck H eaven
secondary .sectional m eetings from be urged to hav e X -rays at the tim e last day w as F riday. Mrs. L eila
th
e
unit
visits
H
illsboro,
w
hich
and
H
arrison.
T
hese
changes
11 to 11 30.
R obert W. B raith iv ait died in
G raham , w ho has su b stitu ted f o r a
Dr. W illard B S paulding, su p ­ w ill be som e tim e in the spring. •lum ber of years, is ta k in g Miss Xew G uinea J u ly 31 from in ju ries w ere m ade because of lack cf
W. F. C yrus. H illsboro, form er
erin te n d e n t
of P o rtlan d public A one per cent finding of active Jo n es' place on the P e te r Boscow r e d ived in a vehicle accident, ac­ tran sp o rtatio n .
W ashington county ag en t and now
n -cn ol faculty.
Schcols tra n sp o rtin g pupils a te agronom ist for E. F. B urlingnam
schools, w ill ad d ress the teach ers cases is usual am ong any
cording to iverd received from the
n u m b er of X -ra y s tak en of seem-1 P rio r to tak in g a position in the w ar d ep artm en t by his m other. as follow s: P u rd in No. 5. and F air- & Sons, F orest G rove seedm en,
at 11:30.
D ep artm en tal m eetings w ill be ingly h ealth v
individuals, b u t , local schools. Miss Jo n es taught Mrs. H azel W. B raith iv ait of n ear view No. 71 to F orest G rove; C hap­ expects tc atten d the conference
m an No. 20 to M iddleton and S her- of food in d u stry advisory com m it­
held from 1:30 to 2 15 Elem ental.v p ractically till of th ese tire very | tw o y ears at G rabcl. tw o nt Recd- O rencc.
hep u rtm cn tu ls w ill include p rin ­ early cases. 'This proves the w orth ville and four at O rcnco. S he w as
He w as a m em b er of Co. H. 162d ivocd; Bacona No. 24 and G reen ' tee of the w ar food ad m in istratio n
cipals. in term ed iate, p rim ary and of the p ro ject in a rre stin g early ' fourth g rad e teacher h e re for a infantry. 41st division, having been M ’u n tain No. 98 to B uxton; F ern on O ctober 6 at K ansas City, Mo.
rural.
S econdary ad m in istrato rs, cases and p re v e n th ig spread of the j J short tim e, but m ost of h e r service in the S outhw est Pacific since H ill No. 53 and B loom ing No. 77 to
w ith E V. B urlingham
vocational ed ucation, science and disease, d ecla red Miss Allcn%
A pr I. 1M2. and was in all the C ornelius: L a u relrid g e No. 47 to in- T ogether
i h ere has been in th e first grade.
Ii is been invited on the recom­
m athem atics. English, h ealth and
S even o th e r
com m unities i n '
I have ju st enjoyed it im m ense­ cam paigns in w hich his regim ent Sherw ood: L aurelview No 80 to , m endation of W. A. W heeler, gov­
. physical ed ucation and m usic for W ashington county a re setting up ly." declared Miss Jo n es M onday w as engaged. His last letter, w rit­ L a u n 1: W oodland No. 87 to T im ber
ern m en t chairm an, to re p re se n t
high school and elem en tary
identical com m ittees and
pi ins w hen asked as to h er reactions to ten July. 17. said th at he was just or V ernonia; H iteon No. 108 to contract
seed grow ers on the beet,
and T igard:
Dr U G. D ubach, dean of men for th e m obile u n it u n d er Mis- h er long period of teach in g here. out of rest cam p follow ing the B eaverton. M cKay
trassel No. 102 to Jedm ore, and carro t and onion seed com m ittees.
at O regon S tate college, w ill speak A llen's guidance. Tim service " ill
Miss Jo n es plans to leave about w orst engagem ent in w hich he S Buck
M ountain No. 112 to o th er The m eeting is called for the p u r­
at 3 p. m. Dr. Kay H awk, re p re ­ be free of charge, being paid for
ctober 1 to join h e r adopted had taken part.
pose of discussing p resen t supply
sen tin g O regon S tate T eachers as­ by th e co u n ty 's local ap p o rtio n ­ I d O au
B raithivait enlisted in C om pany schools.
g h ter, Mrs. B. F. S prague, at
positions cf beet, carrot, onion and
sociation, and Dr. C. A. H, w ard, m ent from th e sale of O regon Tu­ j K lam ath Falls.
, H of the O regon N ational guard May Consolidate
C onsolidation
proceedings
are other vegetable seeds and th eir
p resid en t O regon College of E lo ­ b erculosis C h ristm as seals.
in Ju n e. 1940. and w as called into
t? com m odity cred it c o r­
cation. a ri' scheduled to a tten d the
’ active service in S eptem ber. 1943. u n d er w ay in the county as fol- i relation
V arious phases of th e prelim in- !
poration co n tracts placed for 1943
I in stitu te also.
Born Ju ly 25. 1921. n ear O renco. lows: F ern H ill w ith Cornelius, production.
ary w ork a re being assigned to the Brenneke W ounded
To aid in reliev in g th e congested com m ittee form ed at the T hursday | Pvt Dale H B renneke. husband ; he lived w ith his m other and his :.o d a te set for election; Raleigh
The app o in tm en t is indicated as
lunch
s itu a ti.n
dow ntow n, the ¡m eeting. N am es of th e com m ittee of Mrs. Hazel E. B renneke of '•randparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ford No. 95 w ith B eaverton, election
I H illsboro high
school cafeteria j .uid th e ir assig n m en ts w ill be an- Hill b>n>. was w ounded in action K enney, n e a r O renco before e n ­ O ctober 25: H ite n with McKay, being significant in th a t it gives
will s e n e sandw iches, coffee and I nounced at a la te r date.
in the C en tral Pacific th e a tre ac­ terin g th e service He w as a m em ­ election S eptem ber 29: C enterville national recognition for the first
ice cream .
cording to w ord released by the b er cf the local V eterans of F o r­ N ’. 4 to join H illsboro union high tim e to O regon as a vegetablo
school d istrict.
P etitions w ere seed producing area.
eign W ars post.
w ar dep artm en t.
for both w om en
/o ik c rs at tiie B
War Chest Area
Leaders Named;
Drive Set Soon
Smith Slated as
Rotary Speaker
County Falls Short
Of Blood Bank Quota
Rural Fire Area
Discussion Set
.September 28
Girl 4-H Winners
A t County Fair
In State Events
Teachers Slate
Institute Here
September 29
Former County Man
A w arded Bronze Star
NORTH
PLA IN S
Duane
C h am b erlain ef B ellingham . Wash.,
lias received a B ronze m edal and
O ak L eaf C lu ster for g allan try in
flying o v er F rance. He has been
j in F uel and for som e tim e. Lt.
I C b um berlain is the son of Mr. and
Mrs R aym ond C h am b erlain , and
liie .t h ere for sev eral y ears before
I m ol ing to B ’tlingh on. Mr. C h am ­
b erlain was p rin cip al of the N n th
■ P lains sell at. and later at T im ber
l.t. C h a irb e rla in is a nenli iv ef
Mrs. .1 R S andford and also D o m e
C h am b erlain of the C h am b erlain
T ru e1; Service.
Missing in Action
S Sqt M irioii F. Ojet'fliii'4, sen
I of Mt
L.'iir.t O berding f B eaver-
ton. is rep o rted in i.- i* in action in
, the
M ed iterran ean
th eatre, ac­
cording to the w ar d ep artm en t.
Clean-Up Fund for
Cem etery Being Raised
. Local people and o th ers in-
le re -'e tl are being solicited to
co n trib u te to a fund Io clean
up the H illsboro
eem eteiy .
t hecks, should be m ade o u t to
Edwin Bowman, Hillsboro.
Sigler, Marshall
Awarded Bronze
Stars in Action
Enrollment of
Local Schools
Gains in Week
Majority of County Schools Now in
Operation; Consolidations Planned
Plans Made for
Visit of X-ray
Uni! to City
Com m ission L ilts
B an on S p rin k lin g
IIO U 'S MV DADDY?—R h ard P otter. 23 m onths old. i Hi in With
h i: m other. Ml-:;. 1!. E. P o tter of Roek C reek. The la th e r Sgt. Rich-
ird E l ’oller. has been o v erseas since last Ja n u a ry and i non in
F rance. tT lic A i» u s w ill p u b lish the p ictu re ol yo ui child if Hie
fa th e r is lio iu th u conuuuw ity, u> u* th e »ervice an d hat, never t-ctu
th e baby.)
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P etitions as filed w ith th e city
last week au tom atically place tne
sw im m ing p<a>l proposal on the
N ovem ber 7 baliot for decision by
the iito p le f H ill o ro. it w as re ­
vealed a- the special city council
m eeting last W ednesday night.
When 15 per cent of the total
vote cast at th e last election for
m ayor sign in itiativ e p etitio n s th e
m easure au tom atically goes to a
vote of the electorate. T he v .te
f r M .vor Hugh S. Rogers in 1942
■was 861. A check of the petitions
revealed 302 qu alified signers o r
m ore than 35 per cent.
Bond S ituation Good
T he o rdinance to be voted on
authorizes the city council to co n ­
stru c t a m unicipal sw im m ing pool
us par: of the city's p ark system ,
to m ake such regulations and im ­
pose such charges as necessary for
pro p er m aintenance, operation and
financing, and to issue not to e x ­
ceed $->0.009 in g en eral obligation
bonds to b ear in te re st at not to
exceed th re e per cent and to ru n
over a period of 20 years.
It ha- been pointed out th a t g en ­
e ra l obligation bond re tire m e n t in
th e city has progressed to a point
•where it w ould net be necessary
to increase the tax m .ilage to re ­
tire the sw im m ing pool bond issue
C ontinued on page 6)
Miss Jones Ends
Long Service in
; Schools of City
Orenco Soldier
Dies of Injury
In New Guinea
Cyrus io Attend
Seed Conference
Former Local
Soldier Killed
Pvt. Lee G abie. a form er Hills- J
loro b v, has been k 'lle d in action
in F rance, according to u : I re ­
ceived here. He 1 m ded in F m ec ,
tu n e 9. No d etails are available,
but he 's believed to have fallen |
in the St. Lo b reak -th ro u g h .
l e e w as a m em ber of a re eon-
n a i-sin e e and intelligence u n i1 in
the in fa n try and had been in F lg-
1 md since A pril, being se ll
. er-
e is s o n a fte r com pleting bis
basic traili n'’
C am e Robert.-.
C al.. M arch 15
l l r " is md'.i lad
int ■ the sci i ire O ctober 15. 1947.
P u n i i Caney
K ansas. 'e r i l
la. 1912, he was a g r a d u a te f H i'l-- |
'tore grade and high schools and i
of O regon S ta te college.
A lter
i ’ -
respansibte position w ith Hie AAA '
Besides his " ¡dow. A nne L. I
G ahie of T he D alles. Iv is su l ived i
bv his m other. Mrs H J Smith |
of P rtl.'n d ; t w » bv. (hers. Cecil of |
the T illam ook N aval A ir Base. W
I C lifford O abie of the arm ored
infantry. Fort K nox. Ky . and tw o
.asters. Mrs R uth Gia: ’"c of Me- j
M in n 'd ie and Mr: A lpfha M ead i
of W'a.h ng: ii. 1* C
Pwo nieces
¡and a nephew also survive.
IIIM d E TA LK S 1) OVER V e te ra n , fro.n la t ycai
H illu football
sq u ad a rc pictured talk in g it over w ith C oaches Bogue and Os-
niundsou in p re p a ra tio n for tlie 1944 aeaaon o p e n e r h e ie F rid ay
night aga.nat at. Helens, heading from left: S. C. Osmundson, nez/
assistan t coach: J e r r y S chw anke, D uane C hapm an, Bill H einrich,
Ja c k Doyle, W alt M cK inney, A il Eastwood, Bob Amacher. llort
Harman. Tom Straughan, Bob MacKaoaie, Wayne Faber, Lynn Hal*
and Coach Al Bogue.