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

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Hillsboro. Oregon, Thursday, Dei ember 21, 1 '» 1 1
Secretary
For Health
Body Named
Grade Pupils to
Give Program at
H. S. Friday Eve
T iv people of W ashington c o u n ­
ty w ill be asked th is M irc h to c on-
Put) Is of th e P eter Boscow. Da­
vid It 11 and B W B arnes schools
will presen t a C hi 1 tm as program
a, th e H illsboro union high school
u d itu riu m wt 8 p m F rid ay . De-
' irn b er 22. u n d er th e d irectio n of
M - L C K ram ien. m usic in stru c-
to r for th e e lem en tary schools.
P rogram
w ill be ns follows:
"F t lie in S an ta's Toy Shop." Pe-
t r H i - iw «hool. "C h ristm as Via
Television." prologue
by
grade
five. "C h ristm as in S w eden.
by
g rad e th ree. "C hristm as in M exi­
co," bv grade four: "T he F u st
C hristm as." by grades one and
tw o at David H ill school: "P raise
G od from Whom All Blc. sings
Flow." eig h th grade; "T he Holly
and th e Ivy," "in a M anger G e n t­
ly Lay," it
W. B arnes chorus;
"H ark! T he H erald A ngels Sing."
violin trio com posed of B etty
K rautsehied
of A rcade school,
Mary K ram ien and Dean Sivan-
on. C h an t, "N oel.” "P eace to All."
B W B arnes c h in i..; "T he V irgin's
S lu m b e r S o n g ,' girls' trip le trio;
'C erne S h ep h erd * L ow ly,’’ B W.
B irne 1 chorus,
"S ilent
N ight,"
E ighth grade, and carols by all.
tr ib u te to th e ir Re«t C r> ss a to ta l
f $36000. sc c q rd u ig to w o rd je -
1 otved by O. B Gate*, county
«lialrm in
from V erne S iii rnnns.
m anager of Piicific aro a I1r.1dq11.1r-
t»r>
T he announcem en t was m ode
fter new s was received front N a­
tion il lied f r o * he idqu trie rs in
W ash in g to n . 1> f
ti l l ’ 'h e total
«■n.il for the n u llm 111 the ann u al
fund raising cam , iiign to be held
n* xt M u c h has bee 1 • et at $180.-
000.000
o r W.e hingtoh co u n ty 's quota.
$14,000. will Ko to th e ext« n slv e Red
ft .
1* . a, ins c a r r ie d on h e re
.a hom e The rem ain ler. $22 QUO.
will K’o to the N ational lied C ross
■ th at exten ive Bed C n s, o v er-
, ,'utd
1ion.1l p ro g ram s may
be fin .u n ed and ex ten d ed
Mr Simmon* pointed on’ "T h ere
1
■ «s 1............. 1
Cn
activit.es tm. com ing y ear B ath er
ac I
e fur ’ui lucre.in In serv ice
throughout
Pacific
a re a
and
through
it the co u n try, paiMIcul i r ­
is n the fields of hospitalization
and hom e service "
The local w ar fun d d riv e w ill be
l iimchcd M rrh l. u n d er the d i­
n e ,i o n of O li G ates, w ar fund
eh uirnian. “Th e Im pur t.m t th .ng to
i . m em b er in reg ard t o the n »mini;
npiieal for funds." stat 0 Mr [int<s.
"is ti n t ,he nionev you give *n
I o' Anu : lean ¡fed Ci osi K n d u rn -
ed
Dio pe pio in th e foi m . <»f
Hod l 'ri
r n . ice? W hen you Rive
to the A m en can ltd I Cros> you
I>1»‘ d pi ism; t ’ to
are 'e n d in g
woiin led soldiers: you .u e se tiding
i food p.it'k.igi* to u p riso n er o f w ar;
advice and
you .ire pr ■;ividlim
friendliness b;,■ sp-uùii lized p., i st ns
t«> si ; vicem en .5\v;iv from home.
to patients in hospitals. to persons
Idet -I - '• 1 You
aren 't jus, giving to th e Bed Cross
von are helping y o u r neighbor."
N ational quota last y e a r w a s
$140,000,000. an I th e county q u o ta
$24
.,00 with $3,000 m hand m ik in g
the t ' -1 q uota $27 5 10 T he ,04a
quota tor the county being $36,000
m akes an inere iso of $8,500 m ore
for the M arch d riv e
Willis Awarded
Bronze Star
M OUNTAINDALE Mr. an d Mrs
Jo h n Willis have received w ild
that th e ir on, Lloyd Willis, wh > is
iu New G uinea, h i been aw ard ed
Hu- P r mze S ta r for acts of b ra v ­
ery and the saving of th e lives of
I.is buddies He is serv in g in the
41st division.
Brinqs Down Nazi Plane
1.1. E dw ard P. B radford of Banks
cred ited In a new» dli p it h
M ondav from S u p rem e H ead q u ar­
ters. Allied E x p ed itio n ary Farces,
w ith bringing dow n a G erm an
p lan e in the g reat a n 1 al b attle 1 f
S unday «hiring w hich th e G e r­
m ans lost 108 planes.
WOUNDED— S Sgt. R alph He­
ul H illsboro. w ounded 111 action
in Italy.
Hess Wounded
Action in Italy
S tuff S erg ean t R alph He . son
of I*'ml lies* of HlUeSoro, w as
w ounded In »ctlon in. Italy, a c ­
cording to a teleg ram received
Ttn day by hi* fa th e r from th e
w in
■ ■ • - nt
lb- has ...... .
overseas since A ugust. IB 12. a n d
| h w ith I,icu ten n n f G e n e ra l M ark
E G. P ain e h as accepted a pos­
W f ’ia ik 's fiflh a rm y in Ita ly . ition as factory m an ag er of the
canvas division of the H irsh-W eis
Mariuf actu rin g com pany in P o rt­
land and will b.-g:-i his new d
'
Ja n u a ry 2. T he w ork w ill consist
aim 1st e n tirely of p roduction for
the w ar effo rt, P ain e said.
P anic has n p erated a sleep in g
bag factory in th e M itchell b u ild ­
C an tata, songs and C h ristm as ing on S o u th Second av en u e and
carols w ill m ake u p th e program p reviously at his .-hop at his hom e
to be p resen ted by the H illsboro on East Jack so n . T his w ork has
high school at 8 p. m. to d ay 'T h u rs ­ been carried on for n early a y e a r
d ay ! in th e high school au d ito riu m . and a half T he p lan, has also
T he g irls' chorus w ill p resen t a been producing shopping bags for
short
can ta ta,
"T he
Wi n jro u s Arne-. H arris, N eville Co. of P o rt­
S tory." telling in song of th e land.
b irth of Christ. Chrismas carols
The
shopping bag production
of m any lands, as w ell as new w ill h f c arried on at th e shop Otl
songs of C h ristm as w ill be sung East Jackson, thi- q u a rte rs now
by th e ch o ru s w ith a special a r ­ occupied h aving been leased to
ran g em en t of Jin g le Bells.
M ontgom ery. W ard A Co. M an u ­
Vocal solos w ill be prevented by factu re of sleeping bags w ill be
K athleen lm lav. P e lo re s Benge. d iscontinued h ere Mrs P aine w ill
F rancis C am pion. G arth K ohtm cy- be m charge of the »h pping hag
cr and Don Brands C ithy En»- production T h e ch an g e w ill r e ­
cbede. A llene A m ach er and Norma sult 1,1 reduction in th e n u m b er of
Lou K roeger. w ho m ake u p th e people em ployed. P ain e said.
«iris' trio, w ill sing sev eral C h ris t­
P aine said Ihis w eek th a t th e
m as songs
inly civilian w o rk th at h«' w ill be
Intended to create a Y uletide able to do h ere 1- th e re p a ir an d
atmo: p here. th e program is u n d er j reb u ild in g of tru c k cushions.
the directio n of M arion S. Egbert.
P aren ts and frien d s a re invited.
Paine to Take
Production Job
Program Tonight
At High School
Apportionment M ade
W ashington county's sh are in the
D ecem ber ap p o rtio n m en t of 1941
stale highw ay funds am o u n ted to
$48,867 42. T otal ap p o rtio n m en t to
all counties w as $1.200.000. A p re v i­
ous ap p o rtio n m en t, announced in
Ju ly , totaled $300.000 or $2,000.000
for the y ear. Th«> ap p o rtio n m en t
is based on m otor vehicle reg is­
t r a r ns in th e various counties.
H o n o rs and a w ard s w ere p re ­
sented to 16 Cub S couts T u es­
day evening at the m o n th ly pack
m eeting at th e B. W. B ain es
I school au d ito riu m . More th a n 125
Cubs, p are n ts an d frien d s a tten d ed
th e session.
S ilv e r arro w s w ere aw ard ed to
D ennis B urns. D ennis McCoy. D on­
ald P tte rso n . R o b ert P esch k a. W il­
liam Sauber. B illy Wieber" and
W alter Bringle.
<10,4 arro w s w rn l to D ouglas
G iesbers,
Jo h n
Manley.
H en ry
H u erer, W alter B ringle and Dear.
coast, th e state of C alifornia. W ash­ B urns.
ing, in and O regon T h e m ajo rity
W olf badges w ere »arned bv G or­
o| them ev en tu a lly w ere tr a n s ­ don
and Billy W ieber.
ferred 1 relocation cen te rs located w hile Lorsuntr
en n eth W hite. (Jordon Lor-
ch iefly 111 Hie m ountain states, in ­ sung. K Melvin
eg an and Jo h n
cluding A rizona. U tah, W yom ing , M anley received F in bear
badges. T v o
and f*i lor.tdo
servici
s
ta
rs
w
ere
aw ard ed to Mel­
T he d ep artm en t
said it w as
vin
F
in
eg
an
and
one
each
to D oug­
"aw are that the recession of mass
exi'lusiorw w ill create certain a d ­ las G ietb ers and A rth u r V anD vkc.
R e fresh m en ts for the C h ristm as
ju stm en t problem s beyond m ilitary I p arty
th at followed the p ic k m eet­
considerations.'’
It a d d td the b elief, how ever, ing w ere provided by tilt Royal
Soda
w
Jo h n P lass acted as
that ad eq u ate solutions for these I S an ta C orks.
laus and su pervised the
problem - exist
exchange
of
p resen ts
betw een
O rd erly R etu rn P lanned
"The d ep artm en t c f th e in te rio r Cubs.
Mrs. W H. W ieb er’s den won
has inform ed the w ar d e p a rt­
m ent." Hi«’ arm y said, " th a t il in ­ the p o i n t s a tte n d a n c e co n test
‘
and
w ill have possession of the
tends to put into effect ¡1 p ro g ram
based on a g rad u al a,id o rd erly re ­ pack flag u n til th e next m eeting.
tu rn Io the west coast and a v ig o r­
ous co n tin u atio n of its effo rts to Junior C lass Play
relocate persons of Ja p an ese <le-
scent th ro u g h o u t th e U nited S tates. Friday W ell Received
"The w ar d e p a rtm e n t believes
T he ju n io r class play. "S kid-
that the people of th e Pacific coast I ding." ittrn eted a large atten d an ce
area w ill accord re tu rn in g persons and nm eh fav o rab le com m ent at
of Jap an ese an cestry all th e co n ­ th e hicli sei,n el a u d ito ri,ini F r i­
sid eratio n to -which they are e n ­ day n ig h . All m em bers of th e cast
titled as loyal citizens and law - handled th eir p a rts ex cep tio n ally
ab id in g residents."
n e ll and Bob B u ch n er w as report
I ’ i e. irlent Roo e \ elt at ,1 new s cd to be p a rtic u la rly o u tstan d in g
conic, 'ence last m o n th , e s tim a te d as "A n d y " Miss M arg aret R ueck-
ttu u tu iu e d un page 2)
e r w as director.
Army Revokes Exclusion Order for
Japanese-Americans on West Coast
1 persons of Ja p a n e se an cestry
he perm itted I o .r e tu r n to the
fic coast u n d er a w ar d ep art -
t ruling rev o k in g it- cxclus-
oifler of c a rb in 1042 T his
ides m any Ja p a n e se wh > for-
v l o r d in W ashington county,
roxim alely 250 w ere ev.iru.al-
ront this county
'¡nor.able progress of the w ar
,e Pacific, as well as oilier dc-
pm ents." was given as the
„n for the revocation o rd er
cd bv M ajor Gijncr.nl H en ry ('.
chief of the w estern defense
nanfl at San Francisco, w ith
approval of the w ar d e p art-
t.
e
,
, .
revocation o rd er provides
any person of Jap an ese an-
•y about " w ln n , in form ation
railable indicatin g a p ro -Jap -
i> attitu d e" w ill co n tin u e to be
i>d from the coast states,
liinales this w eek w ere that
(in HOP of the 110.000 Jap an ese
nled in March. 1042. w ould ro ­
und it. was ind icated that
this nu m b er w ould be slow
, com ing hark, tak in g ., y ear
.1 half Io com plete th e move,
v E vacuated
,
i,c th ill
113.000 p e ro u .s Of
ne e an cestry w ere ev acu ated
1 strateg ic areas on th e west
Cub Scouts Win
Awards Tuesday
Tw o Section*— 16 Page*
Total Sales Hit 155.8°<>;
E Bonds 107.5°o G oal;
Every A rea 'O ver Top'
W a-hington countv ti,p -« d
It»
six th w ar loan quota by $977,009 62.
according to figures released at the
close of the cam paign S a tu rd a y
night by J. L. S earcy, d riv e c h a ir­
man. The area was ale > one of tho
few O regon counties to go over
the top" on its E bond goal, sale»
S atu rd ay n ig h t totaling $752,817 •
75. or alm ost $53,000 o v e- the
Released
Recom m endations for
Future O utlined by
County School Head
Zola M organ N am ed
Executive Secretary;
Will Expand Program
Red Cross Goal
Set at $36,000
For This March
Volume 51, No. 3!)
County Tops
All 6th War
Loan Quotas
q u o ta .
Sale of all types of secu rities in
the county d u rin g the six th w at
lean am ounted to 155 8 per cen t
on a q uota «if $2,750.000. 'I ot»l* fof
series E bonds show ed 107.5 pel
cen t on a goal of $700.000.
All A reas O ver
E very one o f th e six district»
in the county surpassed the q u o ta
assigned by th e w ar finance com ­
m ittee, S earcy pointed out. B eav er­
ton held First place w ith sales
am ounting to $482,778.77. o r 197
p er cen t on a goal of $245.000.
S herw ixid w as in second place w ith
$204.444 25, or 177.7 p er c e n t on
a q uota of $115.000, w hile F o rest
G rove w as a close th ird w ith sales
of $806.747 25. c r 177.3 per c e n t
on a goal o f $455,000.
H illzboro d istrict sales w ere the
largest in the county, am ounting
to $928.991.35, b u t percentage of
q u o ta w as 139.7 on $665,000. B anks
i rep o rted sales of $128,092.50, o r
134.8 p«?r c e n t of a $95,000 goal,
w hile T ig ard totaled $176,855.50, or
101 p e r cen t on a q u o ta of $175,000.
__
® d u rin g the bal-
S ales o f ¿."Y
E bonds
ance of D ecem ber w ill count
c o u n ty ^ quota.^ S e a n ^ r e -
A com p reh en siv e
su rv e y
of
W ashington ccu n tv
schools to­
g eth er w ith recom m endations has
ju s t been com pleted in the office
of A ustin S craflo rd , county school
su p erin ten d e n t.
A PPO IN TED — Mr*. Zola M or­
"In clu d ed in this o u tlin e are
gan, w ho has been nam ed ex e c u ­ suggestions
p e rtain in g to th e e le ­
tive secretary o f t h e county
m entary. high school and non- HEADS BAN KERS—C lyde Y ount
health association.
h 'g h school d istricts cf W ashing­ of H illsboro, w ho ha? been n am ­
ton county," th e re p o rt states. ed p resid en t W ashington - Y am ­
"T he follow ing -urvey p resen ts a hill counties b ank group.
plan for the im provem ent of the
schools of the county, but it is in
no w ay intended to be a fin al plan
as th e re are m any d etails w hich
m ust be discussed by each d istrict
involved.
"T he re-o rg an izaticn of school
d istricts ) a m easure recom m end­
ed bv (he S tate D ep artm en t of
W ashington county donors con­ E ducation. It is being used th ro u g h ­
trib u ted a tt ta i of 163 pints of u r­ out the nation in an effort to build
gently needed blood to th e Red stro n g e r schools and a t th e sam e
C lyde Y ount. C om m ercial N at-
C ross plasm a
p rogram
F riday tim e red u cin g and sp read in g m ore
ional b ank cashier, was elected
m orning at the local do n o r center, evenly th e cost of education.
p
resid
t of the W ashington-Y am -
"T here is a strong possibility hili rn en
according to a re p o rt by M rs. F.
i'in tie- B ankers' a-sociation
A bendroth.
county blood
bank th a t a t th e close of th e w ar tnous- m eeting in F orest G rove T hursday
com m ittee chairm an T h e n e x t vis­ ands of school buildings th ro u g h ­
it of the m obile u n it to the county out th e nation a re to be p a rtly fi­ nl* n l-
a re still sh o rt on q u o tas and th e
w ill be on J a n u a ry 19 and m any nanced w ith govern m en t aid. It is
O th e r officers are; C liff
cam paign c n series E secu rities
v o lu n teer, w ill be needed to m eet logical to assum e th a t those d is­ m an ag er N ew berg branch, r
;
has been ex ten d e d u n til P ecem -
W ork P ra ise d
the q u o ta on th a t date, she de­ trict? w hich a re ready w ith plans N ational bank of P ortland Shelton" ber
"It is w ith m uch relu ctan ce th at clared.
and H en ry
and have a fund w ith w hich to p resid en t.
N ational
A ppreciation for th e effo rts of
his re q u e s t is
being
grant«?d,
T w o n in th tim e donors and seven begin a re th e d istricts w hich w ill cashier F orest G rove
a ll individuals and organization*
su p e rin te n d e n t A ustin
S craffo ra eighth
tim e donors w e re included be given first consid«mation. Now bank, se c re ta ry -tre a s u re r
I
aided in a ch ie v in g ’ the sixth
said T u e dav "N ot only in view in th e 164 v o lu n teers w ho W’ent is the tim e to begin.
involved .. th e
G1
n goal
i»zxal tuaa
„ P«scu>"ions
,,
_ i w ar lm
loan
w as ex p ressed hv
by
if th e fact that secu rin g an o th er through the c en te r F riday. Mrs.
ed u cation of its citizens is B ill o f Rights, com m unity prop- m em 5ers 0{ the county w ar financa
isslstant w ill be a considerable Chloe B enge of H .llsboro, whose the "T he
d
m
inant
facto
r
in
an
y
d
e
­
e
rty
law
.
postw
ar
c
re
d
it
plan
of
coL
.m
ittee
problem.
but th a t d u rin g the
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is a J a p prisoner, co n trib u ted m ocracy. If o u r nation is to con­ the A m erican B an k ers association :
i-a rly 17 y ears of serv ice M rs son first
p in t on h e r second gallon, tin u e to en io y th e p rivileges a f­ and review of O regon B ankers as­
Morgan has accum ulated a know - the
hile M r
K ietha K ingsley of forded in a dem ocracy it m u st then sociation progress.
edge o f the schools w hich is a w
B eaverton, w h o gave h e r first co n tin u e to provide for its fu tu re
S p eak ers included M itchell T il-
<reat a set to th e co u n ty office eight pints in P o rtlan d , gave her ' citizens th e educational op p o rtu n i-
lotron. president of the O. B A
[luring th e tw o y e a rs th a t I have n in th in H illsboro F riday.
tie
w
hich
a
re
th
e
very
basis
upon
and m anager of th e K lam ath Falls
a e n county school su p erin ten d e n t
Mrs. A. W. Nelson of H illsboro w hich a dem ocracy is built.
branch, F irst N ational of P ortland:
I have found h er to be a very
A. L. Pow ers, v ice-p resid en t of
•fficient and en jo y ab le person to gave h er eig h th p in t F rid ay , ac­ R ural Life D om inant
com
panied
by
h
e
r
navy
son.
Don.
“W
ashington
co
u
n
ty
is
one
in
th
e U nited S tates N ational b ank
la v e a ; an assistant.
w
hich
ru
ra
l
life
is
dom
inant.
It
is
w
ho
co
n
trib
u
ted
his
second
pint.
of
o rtlan d ; R alph Thom , assistant
"T he county h ealth association O th ers q u alify in g for th e "G allon th e aim of th is su rv ey to place as m an P ag
the P o rtla n d branch.
n a y c o n s id e r' itself v e ry fo rtu n - C lub" w ere Jo h n Van Moock. Mrs. m any schools as possible in ru ra l B an k er of of C alifornia,
John
Pvt. Ival K irk. 35. fo rm erly m an ­
ite ,o have been ab le to secure S tanley H ubbard, W illiam E v erett area-. A check w ith th e proposed Geari.n, P o rtlan d atto rn and
ey .
ag er of the S ta n d a rd Oil service sta ­
he services of a person wuth such and Russel Ide. all of Hill- boro; local ion of these schools w ill show
tion h e re an d
la te r a t F o rest
« w ide know ledge of th e county C raig C ondit and M rs. F lorence th a t over 70 p e r cent c f th ese sites
G rove, w as killed in action in
is Mrs. M organ possesses. I. as H olroyd. both o f F orest G rove.
a
re
ru
ral.
F rance N ovem ber 30, according to
.cell as th e h u n d red s of people
"T he ru ra l school th ro u g h cen­
Mrs. A m anda N aylor of ro u te 4
w ord received h ere M onday. He
directly connected w ith the schools,
en te re d th e service on A pril 26 of
o gret t see h e r leave. We w ish H illsboro observed h e r 57th b irth ­ tralizatio n w ill be b e tte r th a n a n y ­
I this y e a r an d visited his fam ily
her ev ery success in th e new day F rid ay by donating bl«>od. She thing th a t has ex isted in th e past.
It »Ho ild be designed for the p a r­
;n O regon C ity a fte r com pleting
position and we feel th a t the p eo­ has th ree sons in th e service.
tic
u
la
r
area
it
is
to
serve.
It
should
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,
.
,
...
,_,
.
1
his tra in in g in S eptem ber. He also
Blued b ank v o lu n teers w ere d i­
ple of our county a re to be g reatly
T
he
revised
ra
te
s
fo
r
w
ithhold-
,
visitcd h e re a l th a t tim e. K irk
not
m
erely
be
a
school
fo
r
c
h
il­
vided
as
fo
llo
w
44
f
i
r
s
t
tim
e
.
35
O enefitted from the ex p an d ed p ro ­
gram to oc u n d e rta k e n by the second. 2b th ird . 16 fourth. 19 fifth. d re n b u t for th e en tire com m u­ ing incom e tax from wages, pro - , h d only been in COm bat a few
having gone o verseas Octo-
W ashington C ounty H ealth asso­ 13 sixth, eight seventh, seven nity, an d should be set up dem o­ vjded by th e In d iv id u al Incom e d
20
eig h th an d tw o ninth. T o tal of 60 cra tic a lly by those in the com m u­ T ax A ct of 1944, apply to all
ciation,” said Mr. S craflo rd .
w
ages
paid
by
an
em
ployer
to
his
,
K irk w as m anaR er of th e
nity.
I
»«XL. 2«C »Y IcasJUao <k>«*^i«»> d by the
IL. M - .- m w ill tak e < /.'' h e
Ja n u u a a ry y | HiUsboro s la tiOn for sev eral y ears
• l ’he ideal com m unity
school em ployes on an d a fte
1 e r r aan
new du ties F e b ru ary I in associa­ d o n o r and ded icated to a re lativ e
1945. reg ard less of w hen the
tion
ftice to be o pened "» ' " j tA -erscas w e re f i’le d o u t F riday ih u o ld be larg e enough to hav a 1.
w ages a re earned. J. W. M aloney. and la te r took charge of th e pe sta ­
(Continued on page 3)
Carl P eterso n b u ild in g at Second F ifty-seven d edication card s w ere
C
ollector
of In te rn a l R evenue, e x ­ tio n in F o rest G rove, a period
and M ain, know n as th e W ells sent.
estim ated a t six y ears in all.
p
lained.
building.
A ctivity of th e "G allon C lub"
K irk is su rv iv ed by his w idow ,
U
nder
th
e
new
law
.
for
exam
ple,
and th e speak ers' com m ittee head ­
L ong S c h o o l E x p e rie n c e
A lta; fo u r ch ild ren , L a rry and G ar-
w
ages
e
arn
ed
in
D
ecem
ber.
any
ed
by
A.
H.
A
bts,
to
g
eth
er
w
ith
lo­
She first served as se c retary to
bu't not paid to th e em olcve un-
tw ins; D ennis an d K areen all
,il J a n u a r v 1 o r l i t e r T r e subject I O r e g o n C ity; his p aren ts, M r.
C ountv
S u p e rin te n d e n t
B.
W cal new spaper publicity, is c re d it­
til J a n u a r y 1 o r later, a re subject
a
of G len Echo
B;«tnes for tw o y ears and when ed w ith the m ark ed in crease in
. to the new w ith h o ld in g rates.
I ‘
lie w en, back to his fe rm e r p> i- the nu p ib er of first tim e donors
On
th
e
average,
about
th
e
sam
e
“
*«*
VF.
"I"
tion as su p e rin te n d e n t of H ills­ F riday, according to M rs. A ben­
F arm e rs w ho have not as yet am o u n t of ta x w ill be w ith h eld ^ r - Mrs. P e te r ^ au ^ s of O r g
boro schools she
rem ain ed
as droth.
beslt^es a
H pl'a AZ,rn
p o rte d th e ir 1944 AAA practices u n d e r the n ew ra te s as w as w ith -
A ppointm ents for th e J a n u a r y 19 i re
secretary to S u p e rin te n d e n t N. A.
who ,s on a fur-
?hould do so a t once, according to held u n d e r th e old rates. H ow ever. K irk ™ r ,n e
Frost for th re e years. W hen S upt. bloodm ubile visit may be obtained Jo h n W. K anina, c h airm an of the since th e ra te s w ere revised to 1
a fte r spending 2 2 y ears
n
Frost decided to ru n for office in now bv calling Mrs. A b endroth at j county com m ittee.
ad ju st each em ploye’s w ithhold-
s2 u t^ ,
and r^uam n^ » D
1028. he ¡i k«xl h e r to serv e as his H illsboro 3612 or w ritin g h e r at
ing
m
ore
closely
to
his
a
n
n
u
al
in-
1
tb
e
B
ougainville
and
G
uam
b
a
t
C om m unity m eetings fo r this
assistant, beg in n in g J a n u a ry . 1929. 360 N orth T h ird avenue. H illsboro. | purpose have been h eld in every
com e tax. in in d iv id u al cases the ties.
She has been in th e office e v e r !
I com m unity in th e
county. T he w ith h o ld in g m ay be e ith e r m ore
since, w o rk in g w ith fo u r su p e rin ­
signup from now on w ill be ta k e n o r less th an before.
tendents -the late N. A. Frost. O.
in th e county AAA office in th e I C ollector M alonev fu rth e r e x ­
B K laus, the late B. W. B arnes,
I courthouse
in
H illsboro. W hen plained th a t th e W ithholding R e­
and S craffo rd .
' com ing in to m ak e th e ir rep o rts, ceipt, F orm W-2 iR ev .i. fo r 1944
In th e in terv en in g years. Mrs. .
farm ers a re u rg ed to b rin g th e ir , to be given by em ployers to all
M organ .-pent a y e a r w ith C ounty I F ran k B ennett, su p e rin te n d e n t .-ales slips o r any o th e r inform a- em ployes by J a n u a r y 31. 1945.
T re a su re r E. B. S ap p in g to n , a y e a r of schools at Salem , spoke on the I tio n indicating the ca rry in g cut m ust ?how all w ages actually paid
N ew office hours for th e H ills­
w ith S h e riff G eorge A lexander "Second Mile" at th e C h ristm as of practices on th e ir farm s. T his d u rin g 1944. to g e th e r w ith the
and a y e a r w ith th e county en g i­ p a rty for R o tarian s and R otary is a fa rm e rs' program . K am na said, am o u n t of incom e ta x w ith h eld b o ro p ric e and ra tio n in g office
h av e
been announced effective
neer. S he assisted w ith the m a k e ­ A nns at the cham ber of com m erce and each fa rm e r is responsible for , d u rin g th e c a le n d a r year.
H ours fo
u p of th e countv b u d g et io,' 15 T hursday He held th a t no one had th e re p o rtin g of h is ow n practices.
If an y w ages e a rn ed in Decern- ■January I, 1945.
—
__ r th e
¡b e r a re not paid to th e em ploye offices all o v er th e n atio n w ill
years, from th e tim e th e present really lived until th ey e n te r the
budget se tu p w as sta rte d , and also "second m ile." the o p p o rtu n ity of
u n til J a n u a ry 1. o r later, such be uniform a fte r th a t date^
,
helped th e county ju d g e w itn the h e lp in g an d serv in g o th e rs and
wage? m us, not be included on i ,..Hl ,u rs . announced a r c T uesday,
ro ad -w o rk bocks p rio r to h aving j th e com m unity.
the 1944 W ithholding Receipt, he W ednesday T h u rsd ay and F riday,
a road engineer.
said. Inasm uch as p ractically all j® a. m. to 4 30 p. m
M onda ,
T he first m ile. B en n ett asserted,
Mrs. M organ has been activ e in is th e selfish m ile in w hich one
w age earn e rs w ho m ay use these ! 1° a. m. to 9 p. m., S a tu rd a y , 10
local civic and fra te rn a l affairs th in k ' only of him self. T oo m any
R eceipts as th e ir 1944 re tu rn s file j a - m - u n til noon.
and is a past state p re sid e n t of the people, he said, th in k th a t doing
re tu rn s on th e basis of incom e re ­
B usiness and P rofessional W omen s only that w hich is re q u ire d of them
T he su rv ey fo r an ad d itio n al ceived d u rin g th e y ear, inclusion y n r f f l A t t o r n e y s o n
club . S he has been county c h a ir­ is sufficient. T he w hole g ro u p is source of w a te r supply to provide in th e R eceipt of anv wages not --o c a l « . I t o r n e y z . « u
man of th e C h ristm as S eal sales m ore im p o rtan t th an th e in d iv id ­ H illsboro w ith an ad eq u ate supply actually paid in 1944 w ould re su lt Slate Bar Committees
for 12 years.
ual. according to th e educator, got u n d e r w ay this m onth, acco rd ­ in in co rrect retu rn s.
D istrict A ttorney G. R ussell M or­
w ho pointed to th e v a lu e of foot­ ing to J. W. B arney, city m anager.
gan of H illsboro has been ap p o in t­
S u rv ey o rs hav e ru n a c e n te r line
ball and o th e r gam es in m aking
ed ch airm an of the O regon S tate
for team w ork. O ne to really live from th e re se rv o ir to C h errv G rcve A nnual M eeting C alled
A nnual m eeting o f m em bers o f !
should tak e p a rt in th e com m unity a n d w ill go o n u p to th e old
about them to assist in building H aines pow er site to w hich the W ashington F ed eral S avings &L«tan I C latso p and C olum bia counties by
c ity ’s w ater rig h ts extend.
a b e tte r en v ironm ent.
u
I
m : P resid en t F rancis E. M arsh of Mc-
T he survey w ill re q u ire sev eral hom e office in H illsboro a t 8 p. m
A ppreciation c f th e servic«' re n ­
A trio. M rs V. W. G ard n er. Mrs.
M innville.
J
a
n
u
a
ry
10.
d ered by n ew sp ap ers w as e x p ress­ W. J. E nschede and M r-. Ben F ab ­ m onths fo r com pletion, according W ednesday.
_________________
S e n ato r P a u l L. P a tte rso n w as
ed in a reso lu tio n adopted u n a n i­ er. sang tw o n u m b ers w ith Mrs. to B arney.
t ,
n
*> l .
»
nam ed on th e tria l co m m ittee fo r
m ously
at l he recent W estern F. J S ew ell as accom panist. T. G.
Press Run This Issue 5665 the first district.
S tates F arm L abor C onference at B ronleew e led in group singing.
Pvt. W erden Killed
Salt L ake C ity, according to Fred
L. B. Hall, w ho served as p ro ­
M. S h id eler, inform ation assistant gram chairm an, announced th at In M editerranean A rea
o f the O. S. C. ex te n ion service instead of p resen ts for R otary
P vt. B ru ce C. W erden, son of
"T he sentim ents expressed in the A nns thi y ear th at funds w ill be M rs L avina E. W erden, form erly
reso lu tio n p ro b ab ly apply m ore d i­ sent to the naval h ospital at As­ of H illsboro and now of S herw ood
rectly to O regon than anv o th er to ria to provide apples, oranges has been k illed in action in th e
sta te ' since 1 knoav of no o th er and decorations.
M ed iterran ean area, acco rd in g to
state w h ere n ew sp ap ers cooperated
a casu alty list released from W ash­
so th o ro u g h ly in helping to solve
ington.
C ounty m unicipalities are activ e­ com m ittee. He said th a t cities
farm lab o r problem s and in a-sist-
ly p re p a rin g for th e
post-w ar should p rep are a long range p ro ­
ing w ith re c ru itm e n t of v o lu n ­
period, it w as indicated in reports grams of public d ev elopm ent and
teers.” w rites S h id eler in a letter
should bo
given at th e regional m eeting of im provem ent. Needs
to th e A rgus. "W e a re p articu larly
the League of O regon C ities here figured out and listed as to need
ap p re c ia tiv e of th e assistance you
D r e 'e l T. Scot,, rad io technician
la;t W ednesday night a t the H ills­ and im portance, according to B art­
and the A rgus gave."
1 c. fo rm erly of H illsboro, w as
boro G range hall. F red C. Inkster, lett. w ho aid the funds should bo
lost at sea on his w ay hom e for
secured
first. P rojects, it w as
league president, presided.
leave a fte r serving 18 m onths on
Form er Hillsboro Man
P lans outlined briefly by city pointed out, should be ready to go
A ttu. Follow ing en listm en t in the
w
hen
needed
to case unem ploy­
officials w ere as follows:
To H ead Banker Group
navy. S e t t received special ra-
H ills b o ro -B u d d in g up reserves m ent.
('.n
tia
in
in
g
at
S
it,
F
rancisco
b
e
­
B artlett said he w as gl id to see
R ii . ell Tisdale, m an ag e r of I he
an d re tirin g bonds a little ahead
A lbany branch. F irst N ational bank fore d u ty on A ttu. He w as an,one
of schedule. W ork planned on interest in com m unity c en te rs and
'h
e
first
of
the
navy
u
n
its
to
land
cited
the necessity for an ov er-all
of P o rtlan d , has been nam ed presi­
w ater sy .tem , sew ers and streets.
m a -te r plan including recreatio n
dent
oi
the
L inn-B enton-L ane on tlie island a fte r th e arm y. The
S
u
rv
ey
"started
on
w
a
te
r
project
B an k ers association. He w as m an­ son of Mr. and Mrs. R H. Scott
and should be read y to go as ap- facilities. He advised sm all com ­
B rem erton
ager of the H R lsbero b ran ch of w ho new resid e at
p rrv e d bv the governm ent.. The m u n ities to tak e advantage of the
Wash..
Scot,
w
as
a
a
19.39
g
ra
d
­
the F irst N ational - sev eral years
system will he paid for out of re v e ­ public services available and to
uate
of
H
illsboro
high
school.
ago.
nues from the svstem . S h are of gas use them .
P resident In k ste r pointed o u t
tax is b etter stre e t m aintenance,
but m uch will have to be done by th a t th e league now had • m em ­
as cssm ent m ethod Will go ahead b ersh ip of 174 m unicipalities and
that all but tw o tow ns of over 5<M(
w ith plans for a b e tte r city.
F o re s t G ro v e - B uilding s in k in g population w ere now m em bers.
T
he possibilities of m u n icip alities
funds from p ro fits of city-ow nea
state-collected
utilities. Plan extension of w ater, sh arin g in m ore
m oney w ere pointed out by the
sew er and cl«x;tric lines.
T in 1 A rg u s will be d istrib u te d th ro u g h o u t the
C ornelius- S ta r te d sinking funds league head, w ho said the objec­
tiv e was to keep tax es dow n and
co u n ty on F rid a y m ornings for the next tw o w eeks
for w ater system an d sew ers.
B eav erto n —B udgeting funds for incom e up. The league, he s.ild. is
b ecau se of th e C h ristm as anil New Y e a r's holi­
tak in g th e lead in a re tire m e n t
w ater, sew er and parks.
G aston—R etired bonds on sew er program for public em ployes and
days. A long w ith o th e r business houses, th e co urt
is w ork in g on a law designed to be
W OUNDED - P f c . R i c h a r d F; system .
S herw oad — S ettin g u p funds for actu a rilv sound, so as to p u t p u b ­
B onnett. U. S. m arin e corps, w ho
house, hanks, etc., th e A rg u s will be closed De-
em p lo y e' on a m ore eq u itab le
has been a w ard ed P u rp le H eart w ater, road an d p a rk im p ro v e­ lic
footing w ith
p rivately-em ployed
c e m b e r 25 a n d J a n u a ry 1.
in connection w ith w ounds re ­ m ents.
T u alatin -P la n n in g
m aintenance w orkers. He expressed the hop»
ceived
it,
action
on
S
aipan.
He
that such ii plan w ould lednco
and repairs
C lassified a d v e rtisin g d e a d lin e will I,«' at I
lived w ith th e C. W. H erg erts
taxes throng!, increased efficiency
Sane Planning StrcsseiJ
n
i.
n e a r H illsboro fo r sev eral y e a rs
p m.
c « lin ’s,Iuy in stead ot th e re g u la r 1 p.
Need for sane planning was; from ilraw ing m ore cap ab le help.
., n d en listed S eptem ber, 1942. stressed bv Jack B artlett of Sa- j Ink te r pointed out that O regon
T u e sd a y .
» .
He h ad been uversegs fu r uaru- lam. consulting engineer w ith th e ; cities have recently begun to re-
(CusUoued un page 2»
g J ie rn c r ’s past- war d c . elupaieut,
ly j year.
.1
z a M organ, a sista n t to
u p erin ten d en t.
he eo u n ,y school
.... been i rn’il'iyed • execu tiv e
d i e t a r y of the W ashington C oun-
y H ealth association, it w as an-
m unced this w eek.
On the request of th e a» ocla-
inn, Mrs M organ vas g ran ted a
iX m onth ' I'-ave n, absence from
he c o u n ty school su p e rin te n d e n t s
fflre At the en d "f
th e
six
nonths' p erio d she will e ith e r re -
u rn to her form er position c r
«•main as (««rm an en t se c re ta ry oi
he association
H er fir t w ork w ith th e W ash-
nun,n C ounty H ta lth association
vill he organizing the county into
inlts to han d le th e p ro je tf of per-
.m d in g the n c' | it- th a t th ey should
ivail them selvei of 'h e free tu o cr-
•ulosis lest which w ill he p ro v id ­
'd bv tiie visit ‘J a m obile unit
n the s'pring. Eor a w hile a fter
is um ing th e office she wiU .-.pend
mme lim e at state h e a d q u a rte rs
in P o rtlan d , w here she w ill re-
•eivc tra in in g in th e w ork This,
o g e th e r w ith her long experience
is T u b trc u lo -is Se >1 S ale ch a irm a n
will m ake h e r w ell q u a lifie d for
he ex ecu tiv e sec re ta ry 's position
163 Pints Blood
Donated Friday
At Local Center
Yount Elected
President ot
Bankers' Group
Ival Kirk Killed
Action in France
November 30
Revised Rales
On Wages Due
Farmers Urged
To Make Reports
Educator Talks
At Rotary Meet
Ration Office
Sets New Hours
Survey Started
On Water Supply
Newspaper Service
Given Pat on Back
Post-War Plans for County Cities
Outlined; Regional Meeting Held
Former Hilhi Grad
Loses Life at Sea
PAPER DAY LATE NEXT WEEK
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