I
f,,r others
4— HILkSBORO ARGUS
Father and Son
FFA Banquet at
Banks Thursday
T hursday, M arch 21. 1946
Gaston School
Board Pushes
Building Plans
G IV E !
G A S T O N —At a re c e n t m o n th ly
m e e tin g th e G asto n h ig h school
b o a rd u nanim ously passed a mo
tio n to h a v e th e school b o ard d raw
up p re lim in a ry b lu e p rin ts an d fi
g u re costs fo r a b u ild in g eq u ip p ed
fo r teach in g ag ric u ltu re , shop and
d o m estic science. A co m m ittee a p
p o in ted by th e school b o ard and
co n sistin g c i p ro g ressiv e ta x p a y
e rs w ho have c h ild re n in school
and from all th e d is tric ts r e p r e
sen ted in th e union hig h school
d istrict m et w ith th e b o a rd a t this
tim e.
T his com m ittee is as follows:
G aston -C a rl K linge, F red C hase,
C ecil K o b erstein and Rev. F len n er;
S e th d is tric t — E. P. H oodenpvl,
M ary H e n n g ; C h e rry G rove— Rev.
Jo h n so n , C arl O lson. M r Z enke.
field m an for fed eral housing, and
R. F C lark e: H ill d is tric t—M rs.
R ussell K opplin and Mrs. F rancis
Robb: I-akeview d is tric t—Mr. R olph
and E lisha S h arp ; W apato d istrict
—R alph Ja c k so n a n d Mrs, B ert
P hillips.
A b u d g et co m m ittee w as also
elected to serv e th e sam e term s as
th e board m em bers. T he b udget
co m m ittee is C arl K linge. Buss
H oodenpyl. Mr. Z enke. F rancis
R obb and E lisha S h a rp . T his com
m ittee was sw orn in a t th e last
m eeting. As soon as plan s have
been
com pleted thev w ill be
b ro u g h t before th e p ublic an d v o t
ed upon.
A ll local, social and frater
nal n ew s should be turned in
at the Argus for publication in
that w eek not later than T ues
day and earlier it possible.
tf
A bit of boogie w oogie o r a
good o ld -fash io n ed so n g fest go
fa r to w ard d isp ellin g th a t h o m e
sick feelin g of m any a se rv ic e
m an o v erseas P o rta b le pianos,
used by th e Red C ross in h o s
p ital recreation program* and in
its clubs abroad, cost $311 Y our
Red C ross fu n d c o n trib u tio n w ill
h elp m ake ré c ré a tio n p ro g ram s
m o re lively.
T h e sp rin g term n ig h t classes
o f th e P o rtlan d e x ten sio n c e n te r of
th e O regon state system of h ig h e r
ed u catio n w ill open M onday. M arch
25. Classes w ill co n tin u e t o m eet in
L incoln high school fro m M onday
to T h u rsd ay inclusive, w ith the
F rid ay m glit and S a tu rd a y m o rn
ing classes m eetin g in th e C e n tra l
lib rary .
T w en ty new co u rses w ill b e g iv
en in addition to th e w in te r term
classes in w hich 1926 stu d en t., w ere
enrolled. T he course o fferin g s w ill
include: m an ag in g a sm all b u si
ness. p rin cip les of salesm an sh ip ,
rad io script w ritin g , hom e f u r n is h
ing, applied psychology, in tro d u c
tio n to social case w o rk co n d u ct
of g ro u p discussion, p h y sical e d u
catio n sem in ar w ith em p h asis on
rh y th m ics, th e b allad , geo g rap h y
o f E urope, g eo g rap h y of N o r t h
A m erica, h isto ry o f t h e P acific
N orthw est, te c h n iq u e in w a rd a d
m in istratio n . S ev en classes in e d u
cation w ill be o f sp ecial in te re st
to teac h ers; psychology of c h ild
hood. basic course in school s u p e r
vision, tests and m easu rem en ts,
fo u n d atio n s of c u rricu lu m , co u n
seling and case stu d ies, and a d v a n c
ed ed u catio n al phychology.
C atalogs an d in fo rm atio n m ay be
o b tain ed from th e P o rtla n d c e n te r
office. 207 E ducation C e n te r b u ild
ing. 220 S. W. A ld er street.
Is Your Car Ready
for Spring Driving!
A ssure trouble-free m otor
ing by changing now to
sum m er-w eight Signal Oils
and L ubricants.
Come In Today!
ERNIE'S SIGNAL SERVICE
N. E. 4th and Baseline
Hillsboro, O regon
A d re r i i o rnent
From where I s i t ... / / J o e M arsh
Shaking H ead s an d
Hum an Liberties
I t ’s a funny thing. Now th at
the w ar’s over, there’s a lot of
head-shaking in our town. People
saying: “ W hat’s the younger gen
eration coming to?” “ How can we
end these strikes?” “The country’s
going to the dogs!” “ There ought
to be a law !” etc.
B ut when th e younger g e n e ra
tio n w as w alloping th e Axis “su p e r
m en” — and labor w as doing th e
m ost colossal job in h isto ry — you
never h e a rd a m u rm u r. B u t now
th a t w e're back to o u r tra d itio n a l
life of personal lib erty , ju s t see
how th e heads begin to sh ak e again.
I guess there'll always be head-
shakers—folks who feel “there
ought to be a law”— who believe
th a t the best form of regulation is
suppression, whether it’s applied
to beer or baseball.
B ut from w here I sit, A m erica's
done p re tty well w ith th e idea of
perso n al choice and individual lib
e rty . I guess t h a t’s ju s t th e way
A m ericans a re m ade.
Copyright^ 1946, Vruled States Breuers Foundation
M ajor K enneth M unford arriv ed
h ere T h u rsd ay from O kinaw a
He
has his d ischarge and
w ith his
w ife an d son. w ill m ake th eir hom e
in B anks in the hom e of his m oth-
e r.th e late Mrs. Flora M unford .
votes w ere
east at the meeting Kr ida V evv-
rhool
in re-
mnu at th e urade s
, d to build nu a new . ehoot house
and etb’smq the si e. The p ro n u n
tion to build e a rn e d ci» to I This
was not a tm al vote n a band
ne up later
issue w hich will
Five sites w ere voted on. The
present site received 16 votes,
an o th er site, the Jo h n l’tiek ett
p ro p er’. ' south of Dangs. received
Oil \o i - and three other sites le-
ii ved tue rem ainder o f the v o t e s
O ne of these was on land across
tiie i id from the Jo h n P riekett
I ropeiUv and two w ere sites on the
high school grounds T he latter
two w ere rai d out as unavailable
l.ivlurs Visit
1 , tjg) and Mrs W arren Taylor
of t'a 'iip A dair w ere gucs'.s of Mr
and Mrs
Max D rees.en from
T hursdav last week until Monday
He is now out of active dutv and
is in the reserves After a visit with
hts sister at lloldbar. W ashington,
thev plan to go to Eugene w here
he will take post graduate work
at V. of O
A lbert H eard fam ily moved S a t
urday from the Methodist p arso n
ic to the house thev recently pur-
chased front Phil Parm lev
Mr. and Mrs Cecil Parm lev and
tw o children of N ehalem m over
into the parsonage S aturday. Ik
w ill w ork in the woods.
Mr. and Mrs Norman lim es of
Tillam ook spent March 13 w ith Mi
ami Mrs llay Parm lev and with
Mrs. Alice Parm lev.
Church Roofing
Fund Increases
Mrs. M. Reeher on
Mother' Committee
B A N K S -Thursday night a K..lit
e r an d Son ban q u et w ill be given
bv th e F. F. A unit m B a n k s h i g h
school This is the first such b a n
q u et to be held since the F. 1 A
w as first estab lish ed in the school
last fall.
W ork on th e high school annual
is u n d erw ay . A nyone w ho w ants
•in a n n u a l is asked to notify one
of th e seniors before the end of
n ex t week
Mr. an d Mrs R alph Moss and
son of Newport and his mother,
Mrs. C arl O ber, of Forest G rove
w ere Sund.iv guests of M r and M i-
Y ern P rie k e tt an d fam ily and Mr
and Mrs Max D reesren
Mrs. W arren
Brow n ( A l i c e
G e h rts ' began M ondat as an en
plove at th e H ughes haleh erv in
H illsboro. W illa H ansen has taken
th e place at th e B anks M arket
from w hich Mrs Brow n resigned
High school pupils on the honor
roll for th e first sem ester w ere
H elen D uvek. Kay Lien, Bettv
R ufner, M argie Herinck.x. G la d ' -
H eesaekcr. C ath erin e Herb. M ax
ine M izner. Jo Ellen T u rp in . Je a n
V and erzan d en . and M arv Jo Brag .
T hose on the honor roll for th e pa t
six w eeks w ere Ray Lien. Helen
D uvek. B ettv R u fn er and Ellis
Shipley.
Extension Center
Classes to Open
School Issue
Voted Friday
M u n fo rd
D is c h a r g e d
B A N K S - T he roofing fund for
th e B an k s ch u rch w as increased by
$41.50 Sunday, $25 by speci.i! gifts
and $16 50 in the offering follow
ing th e d in n e r serv ed at 1 o’clock
by a g ro u p o f w om en u n d er the
lead e rsh ip of Mrs. A lbert Heard.
D onations fo r this fu n d w ill be
gladly accepted and m ay be left
w ith Mrs. Russe'.l B urrus. Mrs.
A lb ert H eard o r Mrs. F rancis U p
w ard
C. W M cPcak. w ho w as ill last
w eek w ith flu. developed p n eu
m onia S u n d ay and w as m oved to
the F orest G ro v e h o sp ital w here
he is b ein g given penicillin.
Enters Hospital
B illv K essler, son of M r and
Mrs. C h arles K essler, left S atu rd ay
fo r S an F rancisco a fte r a 45-dav
fu rlo u g h here. H e w ill e n te r an
arm y h o sp ital th e re an d la te r u n
dergo a d elicate op eratio n o n his
spine.
C h ester Thom pson. E v erett M c
C orm ack and Dick VnnDoren. re
tu rn ed veteran s, w ent to V ancou
ver. B. C . last M onday and r e
tu rn ed T hursday.
On Leave
Mrs. L illian Cox and son L aw
rence of P o rtla n d w e r e d in n er
guests S u n d ay of h er b ro th er. P au l
N ordholm . L aw ren ce is on a 30-
day leav e from the m e rc h a n t m a r
in e
Mrs. F red W ilcox, w h o is ill in
th e P ro v id en ce h o sp ital in P o rtlan d ,
w as g iv en 13 blood tran sfu sio n s
last w eek. M ore tran sfu sio n s w ill
be g iven th is w eek A g ro u p of
B anks frien d s gave blood M onday
and an o th e r group gave W ednes
day. It is hoped the tran sfu sio n s
w ill give h er stre n g th fo r an o p er
ation.
Mrs. A lb e rt H eard an d Mrs. E arl
Turno-.v w e re hostesses for a p in k
and b lu e sh o w er T uesday afternoon
in th e RNA hall hon o rin g Mrs.
M ilton D evine (G ladys C opi. A fter
an aftern o o n of contests and games
and th e o p ening of gifts by Mrs.
D evine, refresh m en ts w ere served.
A p p ro x im ately
40 guests
w ere
p resen t.
BANKS
Seventy
LAUREL Mrs Max R eeher has
been appointed by G overno: Snell
to the com m ittee to select the Ore-
ton M other for 1946
Helen Voorheea has gone to the
S tate hospital at Salem for a three
m onths course in nursing m ental
patients
Tom e V erdegan has infection in
h er left hand
V eteran Visits
R obert H. Grob. form erly of D e
troit. Mich., was a guest for several
days last week at the F. L. Brown
home. G rob is a form er captain in
the arm v transportation corps
T he W ill B arrow s fam ily from
South D akota, has moved into the
tx?e Brow n house on the form er
M cPherson place. B arrow s w ill be
em ployed on the Brow n farm .
(T u b
H e lp s R e d
C ro ss
T he I.au rel Ladies Social club
met at the home of M s T. L. Me
C andish W ednesday A report was
m ade on th e dance S aturday night
Ten dollars was voted to the Red
Cross. P lans for an entertainm ent
and dance a fter Easter w ere dis
cussed. Proceeds will benefit the
com m unity hall. C ora Schm idt and
Leola Coolidge w ere appointed on
th e flow er com m ittee f >r March
and April. T he next m eeting will
be M arch 27 at the hom e of Mrs.
M adelene Haase.
•
Couple Celebrate
60th Anniversary
HANKS Mi and Mis C harles
Shipley were honor guests at a
(.m ills dinner Sund.iv in Pie It N
A hall Itl honor of their tillth wed
iti a a m ver a, v Covet
vvi re laid
foi ,'U relatives including the six
children ef Mr and Mis Shiplev
Thev are Erwin. Emm ett and C arl
saiplev. Mis Phil Parm lev. M rs
Jack lieppeto ami Mrs George Me
Earl.me Those coming from a d is
tance te attend w ere Mr and M is
Bvr.m Hoskins. Mr and Mrs Na
th.miel Hoskins and throe ehildren
atid Mrs H attie Hoskins of Modes
to Cal . and Mrs Marv S inger of
Stockton. Nob
M rs Stockton, a sister of Mis
Shiplev. arrived Ttiursdav for an
extended visit The two hail not
m e t for 36 years
The tables w ere decorated w ith
a beautiful w edding cake and cut
flowers and spread w ith a b o u n ti
ful vintner. Mis Shiplev w ore a
corsage of pink eurnations and
white hyacinths Mr and Mrs Ship
lev w e r e m arried March Hi. 1886.
a! Aurora. Nob With th eir five
children thev m oved to O regon in
Hit'.' and spent most of the years
since then in anil near Banks T wo
more ehildren w ere born in Ore-
n and six of the seven are still
living, also 28 grandchildren amt
It, . eat grandchildren Mr Ship-
lev is 82 years old and Mrs. Ship-
ley is 78.
Laurel Completes
Red Cross Drive
LAUREL Red Cross drive In the
Laurel d istrict has been eomplet
ed according to th e chairm an Mr-
S E St, Her T otal 'lira eolleeteil
wa- $2Uti M
S to ller wishes to
thank everyone w ho helped make
the d riv e a sueee-s
Viola and Itei nice S toller cut' i
t.illic it t h e i r p a r e n ts . Ml' and Mt ■
S E Stoller. at a dlliliei S.iturd.iV
evening at the Roosevelt hotel in
P o r t l a n d in honor of th eir 2ath
wediting anniversary
M artha E a g e r a m i M a r v Dulx-t
and family had d in n e r w ith their
father, eelebrattn : his b irth d ay and
neth Sm ith, to v is it th eir daughter.
M rs Roy Sm ith, and het family of
G able
E.nT Johnson is -till in the vet-
re.ins' hospital in I’ ill.in I l i e ha-
been th ere 11 m o n th , am t has t i n
dot a. 'no four operation- Ho faces
an o th er in the n ear fu tu re
In C o n c e r t
A n u m b er of M ountain H om e
voting folks will tak e part in the
concert to bo given at S h e r w o o d
high school F riday evening.
F ern Ego has gone to P ortland to
spend a few w eeks w ith the Lester
Hollis family
Those who atten d isl the Youth
for C hrist rally in N ew berg S a tu r
Mrs Will I.elmtm of C oeur d ’Al day night bring back a most e n
ene. Idaho, and her m other. Mrs thusiastic report. G th ers plan to
.lack Erickson of Portland, visited atten d th e next m eeting
at the F D. Coolidge home last
Emory- H arris is in the Em anuel
Sunday
Mrs
l.etnum
is Mrs hospital in P o rtlan d He u n d e r
Coolidge’s cousin.
w
ent
a serious i -peration.
Mis D P Hopkins and Ole Hop-
R aeford Jack has gone to V er
of Tillamook \ Iaited w ith Mr
a n d Mrs C harles Shiplev M atch nonia. w here he is d riving a log
ging truck.
12 to 15.
Former Residents
Attend Dinner
MOUNTAIN HOME T he March
birthday dinner at Mountain Home
Sunday was of especial interest. A
num ber of form er residents and
friend- were there, including Mr.
and Mr- W arren Forsythe Robert
Eors.vthe. Mrs H annah W estberg.
M r - J o e E g o and Mr. and Mrs. Dan
\, bischer Many who have been iit
have recovered. Tables w ere set
for 70.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Reetz of Day-
ton were visitors List T uesday at
the heme of their nephew . Hav Ego
Mr, and Mrs Fred Sutterfield.
form er residents here, visited at
tiie Cectle S trick ler hom e Sunday-
Mr a n t Mrs Harry S ehm eltzer
made a trip to Tillam ook recently.
Mr Sehm eltzer took part w ith the
Pomona G range when they put on
the fifth degree in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. B aker re tu rn
ed home w ith th eir grandson. Ken-
A sanctu rv of the new C atholic
ch urch a t S ilverton w ill bo d ed i
cated to the m em ory of F ith e r
R ichard C arb erry . formerly of S t (
M arys, according to plans an
nounced by F ath er Jo h n Walsh,
parish priest.
Archbish ip Edward D. H oward
of P rtlar.d has im prove 1 the plans
for the dedication as F a th e r Car-
b e rry w as the only priest to be
lost to the archdiocese in either of
th e w orld wars.
H A R R ISO N —Mrs. H arrv M ailer
and Mrs. O ris M oller en tertain ed
w ith a pink and blue show er for
Mrs. C liff Bones on T hursday. T he
aftern o o n was spent playing court
w hist. F irst prize w as w on by Mrs.
E. E. N o rth ru p , second by Mrs.
D ora G reene, and low by Mrs.
B atem an. B efore th e game. Mrs.
B ones opened th e m an y lovely
gifts,
a fter w hich refresh m en ts
w if e served.
Mrs. M ike P eters is visiting h er
sister, Mrs. Jo h n sto n , at Tillam ook
th is w eek.
T e le p h o n e
T h e pu b lic w a n ts to buy.
Y e t good tim es h av e b e e n h e ld tip by
an agony of strik e s.
TH E F IR S T ST EP
S u n M otor T u n e-u p E q u ip m en t
Isn 't a so und n a tio n a l la b o r policy . . .
one th a t tre a ts w o rk e rs an d m a n a g e
m e n t ex actly a lik e and a b o v e all one
th a t is fa ir to the p u b lic . . . the first step
to w a rd th at p e a c e ?
To p ro v id e a c c u ra te tu n e -u p serv ice
K a ritk C lean in g E q u ip m en t
F o r m o to r-ch assis steam in g an d clean in g
In a d d itio n to acety len e w eld in g
M otor T une-ups
a n d R epairs
E le c tr ic a n d
A c e ty le n e W e ld in g
B a tteries and
A uto A ccessories
Carburetors - Generators
N e w a n d R e p la c e m e n t
IN T E R N A T IO N A L
126 S. First A v e .
and
PA CK A RD
H illsb oro
PA RTS
S E R V IC E
P h on e 1383
Hillsboro, Oregon
& M EEKE
131 S. 2nd Ave.
H IL L S B O R O .
M a n a g e m e n t w a n ts to p ro d u c e .
■ I .
E lectric W elding E q u ip m en t
FRED'S FURNACE SERVICE
171
L e t’s w o rk o u t a w ay to get — an d k eep
— in d u stria l p eace an d p ro sp e rity .
F o r a c c u ra te m otor reco n d itio n in g
e Wi I u ' n '• fail to keep the Red C i.......tt
the side of oui fighting men still ovei feus, m
hospitals <>r here ut home. Do your pait . . .
GIVE, today!
G R IF F I T H
F o r the sake of o u r c o u n try , le t’s change
th is! C h ange it fast. T im e is ru n n in g
out !
C ylin d er B oring Bar
red c r o s s
of n e w m o d e ls of in s u r a n c e c o v e ra g e .
S trik e s b re e d b itte rn e s s . . . h u n g e r . . .
and econom ic stag n atio n .
■ f
give generously to the
A re c o m in g o u t n o w . R e m e m b e r in s u ra n c e
a ls o c h a n g e s a s d o y o u r v a lu e s . K e e p a b re a s t
M cn w a n t to w o rk .
E q u im e p n t
A ssures Top Q uality Service
||lll»lM>ra. O rego n
O REG O N
INDUSTRIAL PEACE
S A L E S a n d S E R V IC E
Shop
delta dhug store
New Model Cars
T h e c o u n try w a n ts p ro sp e rity .
N ew
N.„ RIU »v-i l’«4
II U S h K *
LET'S WORK FOR
NTER NATIONAL)
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Suit classics with simple, clean
cut lines—good season after
season. Tailored in Shetland
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exceptional at this price. Both
Coat and Suit are well-cut and
carefully tailored. Colors—Sky
Blue, Cinnamon Brown or Green-
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Catolog Office for a "library”
copy . . . yours to use for two
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See why we're often called ,.,
S in c e re ly b eliev in g this to b e so, w e
offer this p ro g ra m fo r p eace a n d p ro
d u ctio n a n d p ro s p e rity :
¿M s
T ele p h o n e
501
133 S. 2nd
H illsb o ro
1. M ak e em ploy ers nnd unions equal
in resp o n sib ility u n d e r the law.
2. L et C o n g re ss set the rules for g enu
ine co llectiv e bargaining, free from
c o e rc io n and violence, and then let gov
e rn m e n t e n fo rc e these ru les w ith strict
im p a rtia lity .
3. P ro v id e safeg u ard s for the public
against strik e s o r boycotts arising from
d isp u te s b etw een unions.
4. In s u re against strik es until all o rd e r
ly p ro c e d u re s for settling d isputes have
b een ex h au sted .
Y o u r re p re se n ta tiv e s in C ongress have
the p o w e r to estab lish this p a tte rn for
an e n d u rin g and a fair labor pence. Let
them know bow you feel about it. I 'rge
them to act prom p tly on legislation to
in clu d e these fo u r points.
I im e alone w on t bring in d u strial peace.
D oing nothing w on’t bring it. P ositive
nution is the only way. F o r y our ow n
Rake and fo r die fu tu re of o u r co u n trv .
let y o u r voice be h e a rd 1
F R E E ! A tim ely’, authnritative boohlet entitled "T h e Public and Indut»
trial Peace,” givet f u l l details nf this ftrngram, including specific sugges-
linns fu r legislatinn. It is a useful handhank fu r every citizen, prngiam
chairman, nr grnufi leader. A postcard brings it. Address: National Associ
ation of M anufacturers, H lie s! 49th Street, fis’etv lu rk 20, 14. Y.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS
s
ami n u r
i
Memory of Priest
Will Re Honored
Mrs. Bones Honored
HILLSBORO
SALES CO.
o th e r. P eler Tromp
that »f his hr 10.
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