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l l ills lm u i. O re g o n , T h u r s d a y , J u l y l i , 19411
Volume 52. No lfl T hree S if t ions—20 Pages
Grade School
Many Attend
Project Given
H,ts 68 MPH "Happy Days"
Planning Loan i n a » “ July Fourth
FWA Makes S7351
Available; Plans
Eeing Readied
T he $450.000 H illsboro g rade
project was one
notch n e a re r com pletion this wpck
w ith the announcem ent th at a loan
o f $7351 has b en approved bv the
F ederal W orks Agency to pay for
advance planning, according to J.
W P oynter. su p e rin te n d e n t of ele-
r en ta ry schools.
A bond issue of $165 000 was a p
proved last O ctober 8 by H illsboro
elem en tary d istric t No. 7 voters.
188 to 14. on the project A total o f
$15.000 is to be av ailab le for c a r
ry in g out th e project from an im
provem ent fund voted four years
ago. A pplication has been m ade
for governm ent aid for th e a d
ditional funds required.
fla n s Readied
A rch itect-E n g in eers A nnand &
K ennedy of P o rtlan d have com -
pleted p relim in ary plans for th e
program The project calls for r -
a »bilit i ’.ion of the e n tire B. W.
B arn es school building, ad d itio n
of tw o classroom s by cu ttin g up
the present au ditorium , and con-
stru
ctio n anrt
of new nhvcipol
and sep arate
audi-
TOriUm
nnii/soUnn
and
physical education
units.
P lans call for reco n v ertin g the
P eter Boscow school cafeteria to
the original tw o classroom s, r e
h ab ilitatio n of th e rest of th e
building, including en larg in g toilet
facilities and constructing a new
cafeteria.
A new 16-room classroom unit,
and new and se p a ra te au ditorium ,
cafeteria, and physical education
units are planned at David H ill
>ol A new h eatin g p lant for th e
school is now in use. D ate w hen
construction w ill s ta rt has not
been set due to present building
c o n d itio n : Mr. P o y n te r said.
sch ol expansion
ge miles
sons arrested u.
that city police w ere lenient to
offenders. lo w e s t xpeed on an a r
rest was 30. at T h ird and W ash
ington T otal a rrests on speeders
the previous m onth w as 89. O ther
•June a rre s ’s were: stop streets 8.
passing w ith insufficient clearance
U tu rn s in the m iddle of blocks
no m ufflers 1. reckless d riv ers
and d ru n k en n ess < not dru n k en
4
r>ix hi
w ere m ade on kids
se ttin g
firecrack ers in the
business
• on. according to Me
Pherson
rc ported th at city of
H ills b o ro residents w ere involved
the city lim its and visitors in 60
during Ju n e
One h u n d red and
eight a rrests w ere m ade.
N um ber of traffic tic k e ts passed
out for such infractions as over-
tim e and double parking was 163
as com pared to a high of 443 d u r-
mg M ay Of the 99 traffic viola-
t:ons. 40 w ere by persons
21-30 age gioup 18 from 16 to 20.
¡6 from 31 to 40. 16 from 41 to 5<h
six from 51 to 60. and th ree from
61 to 70.
M cPherson said 385 cases w ere
handled in the city re c o rd e rs
court
rin g the first six
onths
inm d u as
—
— m for
of * 1946
com pared to —
228
a
sim ilar period in 1945.
Improvement of
Streets Slated;
Bid Call Made
S everal
ip ro v em er
w ere approved bv the city council
in reg u lar session last w eek. The
w ork includes new and resurfacing,
Stage Company
Pushing Plans
For New Depot
I- IIO IO I.K \I-IIK
I . U M I 's ls
OF A N N U A L ' H A IT I DAY>
( I 1.4 l t l ( \ T I ( ) N —
T ho u s.m ds o f fu c,-sci-kci , v is itin g H ills b o ro saw a w id e v a r ie ty of e n te rta in m e n t d u r
in g th e s ix -d a y show
U p p e r le ft show s th e bu g gy b e .u y ig "G o d d c , o f l j b c r t y "
B it t y Jc.m D avis, w ith R ay D e ls itia n a . d r iv e r and Sea S couts as , . its m th e J u lv
F o u rth parade, m id d le le ft is th e W a s h in g to n c o u n ty h and and lo w e r le ft is a p ic
tu re o f large- c ro w d and a ttra c tio n s on th e m id w a y S m a ll p ic tu re in c c n te i shows
p a rt o f th e k id d ie s pa ra d e on W ednesday in d o w n to w n H ills b o ro w it h T olo . tile
Hillsboro Nine
Faces Gresham
Here Sunday
Poultry Raisers
Get Only Part
Of Promised Aid
c lo w n , m th e fo re g ro u n d : u p p e r rig h t, scene f n
upper r ig h t fla g b e a re rs f o r th e W a s h in g to n Ci
b a ll f ie ld fo llo w in g J u ly 4 p e rfo r m a n te second
fo rm at p a tr io tic p ro g ra m at S h u te p a rk a u d ito
g iv in g th e m a m a d d ìi -s. G oddess a nd a tte n d a i
S h e r iff . Posse 16-nian d r i l l team in fo rm a tio n
' H a p p y D a y s " c e le b ra tio n .
y S h eriff's Posse leaving the o
n button, on right speaker s pi«
n w ith Ju d g e M ears of P ortlai
m th e background; low er rtgl
he close of fin al perform ance
♦ 0r«c4 . „ j / „
o
fr’nm R . t i m / c £
n ' 5 ,,? ern nls
i S ? 1, * ? 11*
M am and W. L in-
coin from lbt to N. A dams.
R esurfacing projects fo r m ain-
‘enance approved included S. 3rd
: >m W ashington to B aseline; S.
3rd. O ak to B aseline; N. 3rd. L in-
P re p a ra tio n of p lan s by a r c h i - , Co,n ’ ' Jacks n; N. 2nd. Lincoln
tec's for a new O regon M otor
Jackson: S. 2nd. O hk V o Base-
Sh.ges passenger depot in H ills- line; E Main. 1st to 2nd; E Main.
boro are progressing rapidly, ac-
4th: E. Main. 10th east 150
Jrding to A. L. S chneider, g en eral
r Ma:n. D ennis to Connell.
and E W ashington. 3rd to 6th
m an ag er of th e com pany.
A 50x100 fo ' reinforced con-
_,BLds f? r the wo.r k *'*U be receiv -
etc uuuuhik
building is
is p piunneu
lan n ed oil
on m
th e e
by the councl 1 at 3 d - m. Ju ly
Crete
n o rth
ween
J riJ
R a sc lin » stro o t hn-
First and Second avenues
1 ~
.
Two sidew a,k construction o rd i-
Annual "H appy Days” cclebra-
tic n given a shot in the arrn bv
an abundance of w arm sunshine
• hich brought thousands of fun-
.-eekers to Hillsboro, w ound up
w ith a flourish last T hursday.
A long, co lo n u l all-horse p a r
ade provided a fitting opening for
th e last day of the celebration,
w hich was again sponsored bv the
H illsboro V olunteer Firem en w ith
W ilbur Dillon as m anager. A large
crow d w atched the p arad e w ind
through the streets from dow ntow n
H illsboro to S h u te park
Sea Scouts u n d er direction of R.
L. (S k ip p er) B urnett, w ith m usic
by the W ashington county band,
handled the flag raising. Ju d g e
Jo h n M ears o f P ortland gave the
m ain speech of the patriotic pro-
ram in the au ditorium w ith l.ee
Schouboe. com m ander of the A l
lied V eterans C om m anders Council,
presiding. Miss B etty J e a n Davis.
"G iddess o f L iberty" and h er four
attendants. Miss Jack ie D unaw ay.
Miss B eatrice T reglow n. Miss P at
Douglass and Miss Ja n e P aine w ere
Honored m em bers of the parade.
each in a buggy, decorated by h er
sponsors, and sat on the speaker's
clatfo rm d u rin g the patriotic p ro
gram .
Mounted Posse Drills
u/ashington C ounty S heriff's P os
se presented its 16-inan d rill as a
featu re of th e afternoon program .
T he P isse ra n through such m a
neuvers as the circle and chain,
double reverse circle, th read in g the
needle, and fours and eights. B urt
H ansen is captain of the o rg an iza
tion and B ernice Hansen. princess.
T he posse assisted w ith th e kid-
dies' parade and rodeo, w hich w ere
highlights nl the kiddies' afternoon.
b ill gam e W ednesday afternoon,
G aston defeated V erboort. 4 to 3.
fo llo w in g T h u rsd a y s show by
th$»
u n to r i Posse.
Pn«p C
C n ornelius
m n i m c «imn
the M
M n ounted
won
by a sim ilar score over F orest
G rove before a large crow d. Scv-
eral thousand persons also attend*
ed the T u alatin V alley Rodeo at
tho grounds a few m iles east ui
• U ihsooro T h u rsd ay afternoon.
C low n Pleases Crow ds
Tolo. the clow n, pleased "Happy
D ays" crow ds w ith his act on th a
m idw ay A featu re of his perfor*
m ance was jum ping rope w hile
flat . on
. ■ his buck Tolo did o th e r
tu m b lin g stu n ts,
T he H illsboro R otary club again
1 contain facH?ties for ito A Pances ° " west
10th avenue sponsored the parade with F J.
Main and Washington and Sew ell in charge. J. W. P oynter,
&
west side of North A dam s betw een W. J . Enschede and A rt Reiling
w itn lava- j ackjon and
Umit> were ap_
_
.
proved.
i ,iTeS,aU‘ unL
*cas? a P ortion
Bid of S3000 from Tom D ovlc
?• ‘ . ’ j ne»w b u ild in g , it w as an- and
associates
fo r
city-ow ned
dm cd An e n .ra n c e d riv ew ay 23 property, bounded by W ashington.
feet w ide w ill e x ten d to th e re a r D ennis, M ain and city lim its w as
of the depot and have a 14-foQt referred to th e a p p ra is a l c o m m it-
.
Tribute Paid M em ory Price of Milk
Upped Two Cents
O f Oregon Pioneers Per
Quart Here
sid e of
Sunshine Brings
Crowds; Horse
P arade Feature
........»«cuter
...
ivide exit driveway, concrete
pav-
served on the I
m ittee for aw ard in g prizes in the
-Tl-horse parad e B ernice H ansen,
princess of th e S h e riffs Posse, pre«
(Continued on page Zi
/" l
■
tee composed of Councilmen Harry I n m m O m a
1 T I
1
R a n k
ed
Ml and L-shaped. P lans are being Seabold. B. F. Pile and J L U U l l l l l l C i U iC lI JJC lillX .
dr:
Irawt bj Universal P lan S ervice Searcy Doyle told the council that ,
-
—
of Portland.
he and associates planned to erect
E xpansion and im provem ent pro- dn autom otive cen ter
cram s a re also p lan n ed by th e com -
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I any for A storia and P ortland. T jr
, i
t -\
H ills b ir.» « M. k -K. ii/ie M dor Co -
T ribute to the m em ory of the pioneers who blazed the
Thi- feed pinch w hich has caiiscd
. de r e v e l e d :
CPA a p - W r G S t l Q i n G S lS t S
•c on bottled m ilk w as upped S
•ponsored A m cric.in Leeton Ju n io r On-.:mi pou ltry raisers la kill th eir [ trail to Oregon and laid the foundations for the great state or
proval
w
ill
be
sou
g
h
t
first
for
the
ents per q u a rt to 16»- cen ’s
1» iM-b.ill tp.ini filers th e G resham flocks has im proved so m e w h a t d ur-
csd.iv m orning in this area
■ m d ■
f f i
r c • Q n
L e g io n tun« h e re S u n d .iy a fte rn o o n im; the past m onth but onlv "about i today was paid at the annual picnic and m eeting of W ash-
R esources of the C om m ercial Na-
■
*n
a
schedule adopted e a rlie r at neo .e a d q u a rte rs building in P o rt- V / l l I C t T f S , tO U D O U G D tional bank of H illsboro and a t
in th e .second gam e o f th e tw o -o u t- h a lt
of tin - cnici Mcncv shipm ents ington County Native Sons and D aughters at S hute park
land.
m
eeting
,
f
large
d
istrib
u
to
rs
in
D eputy S h eriff H allie Irelan d filiated banks of Tillam ook, Banks,
r f - t h r e c p la v -o ff series in th e state prom ised this area have reached
P -'.land. The increase is said to
and Sgt. W alter H adfield of th e N ew berg and St. P aul w ere $19.-
here, according to W J Enschede Sunday. More than 100 persons w ere in attendance.
e lir n to .itunis G .u n c tim e is 2 o’ebiek
l>
.
close to the am ount of federal
state
police found S am uel F rancis 129.102.49 on th e ir first j o i n t
"I
H
illsbnro,
chairm
an
of
th
e
feed
0 M;
« m i : u Mf«-k ol near N
T h e H ills 'tx iro n in e w .is nosed
subsidy w hich dairvm en lost
'S a ilo r' Franz. 42. P o rtla n d boiler statem ent, issued as of J u n e 29 a t
P lain s w as re-elected president v :<id
ju t . 3 to 2. bv G re sh a m at B lu e advisors* com m ittee of th e O regon
v
h
the
dem
ise
of
OPA
on
Ju
lv
1.
ter and wrestler, a tough man to Hillsboro. The Commercial Nation-
F red Rood o f H illsboro, vice-presi-
I..ik e p a rk .Sunday in th e t i r ‘ gam e U nited S tales d ep artm en t of a g ri
M a y flo w e r m ilk and cream price
handle w hen they attem p ted to ar- al bank of H illsboro. W C. C h rist-
«.ient. and Miss Mabel H anson of
o f liie series and m ust w in the c u ltu re c o u n c il
schedule
announced
by
Francis
rest
him on a charge of d ru n k - ensen. president, listed reso u rces
H illsboro, secretary, w ere also r e
"Much of w hat w as originally
secon i d a s h in o rd e r to rem ain in
enness at S hute park Ju ly 4 W ith of $13.112.745 24. m ore than doublu
elected. M rs W illiam Jo o s of n ear B arr, m anager of the local Dairy
ti»e i m in in g fo r state iio n o rs
I f com m itted to the n o rth w est has
the help of F ran k S chulm erich the the com bined fig u re for its affil-
to oilier critical
N orth P lains was elected tre a su re r C o-op plant, large d istrib u to r f .r
H illF b o ru w in s a t h ir d gam e w ill been d iv erted
D G. S tuart. W ashington countv c.fficers finally subdued th e grap- iatss.
ureas. " E nschede said
as a result of a by-law change d i this area, calls for a retail price
Or p la y e d tile fo llo w in g w eek
service
officer,
h
andled
161
con-
pier and jailed him. but not be-
C ash on h and and d ue from
of
58
cen
ts
per
gallon
on
regular
viding the offices cf se c re ta ry -
F ive h u n d re d carloads of oats,
▼ i. uh B M i( in o d y * G iw x in ia iis barley
, !r ’nB _urle' b *s f 'f s ' m onth fore Irelan d had sustained a solid banks on the com bined statem en t
and c a m w ere scheduled
tre a su re r. D irectors elected w ere hom ogenized and chocolate milk,
ro w
cam e close to k n o ttin g the
I
re
g
u
la
r
service,
according
to
w as $3.921.521.41 and loans and dis-
for shipm ent from the m idw est to
Mrs. E C. M cK inney of H illsboro. an increase of seven cents, and 38 report. A pproxim ately $2580 per blow to th e left jaw .
score in tiie n in th in n in g , h a v in g the n o rth w est follow ing an a r
F ranz was released the nex t day counts $3.883.997.31. G overnm ent
F. L. B row n of L aurel. E. J Me- c. ms p er q u a rt on crem ten (19 per m onth will be placed in the hands
lim ite r s on second and t h ir d w ith rangem ent
—
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a
fte
r
b
eing
fined
by
Ju
stice
of
bond total w as $9.926.785 19 and
m ade m ore than a
A lear an d H A. K u ratli of H ills cent», an increase of six cents.
o n ly one m an out G re sh a m scored
Coffee cream was upped seven of residents of the county as a re- the Peace H A. K u ratli on tw o the bank building and eq u ip m en t
month
ago
and
pleas
were
made
boro.
and
Mrs.
C
harles
VanKleciv
once in tlx * second in n in g , a g a in in to W ashington. 1). C . on b eh alf of
cents to 66 cents per q u art, and suit of pensions, train ees placed, charges: assault and b attery . $35 total was $128.532.95 D eposits to-
of K inton.
U |lu ‘ fo u rth , and tr o tte d o v e i the pou ltry raisers
five cents to 36 cents per pin: and jobs secured for W orld W ar II and costs, and being d ru n k in a tailed $18.273.441.96
Ex-Governor Speakrr
in iun»' ta lly in th e last o f the
public place. $25 and costs. H ur-
The H illsboro unit listed $2.699,-
Skim m ilk a n d b u tterm ilk will veterans. S tu a rt said.
A little bit of b arley is reach-
W alter P ierce of Salem , form er retail locally at 40 cents per gallon,
s ix th H ills b o ro scored its o n ly run:* ing O regon from C alifo rn ia. En
Of th ree w idow 's pensions an-
A nthony Pow ers. 44. also a 199.85 in cash on hand and d ue
g o v ern o r and ex-congressm an, in in increase of seven cents accord plied for. tw o w ere granted five P ortland boiler m aker, w as arrest- from banks. $2.889.475.98 on loans
in the first of the eighth
schede said "W e've bail prom ises
th e p rin cip al address cited the ing to th e new M ayflow er m ilk train ees w ere placed out of 31 ap- ed b.v D eputy S heriff A lbert No- and discounts. $6.786.391 45 in gnv-
( b « ham • tin e a in a w hen C a trh - g a lo re ” He said dairy foods have
debt
of g ra titu d e ow ed those w ho M’hedulc
plicants. 11 jobs w ere procured out sack and S tate O fficer V ernon Boy- em in en t bonds and a total of $93.-
T i V a w te . le a d -o ff b a tte r, was hit not been requested and "s > far
hl ized th e tra il and m ade it pos-
buildings and
llu lit
Sons. M orningdew D a iry of 30 applied for, tw o w ere placed £“>'• on a charge of being d ru n k in 821.88 for bank
b y a pitch«’ I b ill, stol- second an I as can be co ntrolled the feed r e
,
sible
for
us
to
enjoy
O
regon.
T
he
on
housing, and six pensions w ere a Public place and he w as releas- equipm ent. T he deposits totalled
large d is trib u to r south of Hillsboro.
t h ir d ib a c . and s e o ri’d on an in ceived has all gone for poultrv
sp irit of the pioneer« m ust be kept W ednesday announced a new milk put th rough out of a total of 14 cd Ju ly 5 from the county jail af- $12.556.306.67 of the $13.112.745 24
fie ld out A t r ip le bv O ’ N e il and foods."
aliv i in o rd e r that we m av m ore and cream price schedule calling for applied for.
ter being fined $25 and costs.
liabilities figure.
E. L. P etersen, d ire c to r of the
a in g le b y E S to ltz gave th e w in
ap p reciate the g reat h e ritag e left i charge of 161-.. cents per q u art of
Seven GI loans w ere sta rte d and
ners th e ir second t a lly In the s ix th state a g ricu ltu re d e p a rtm e n t has
to
us.
declared
the
sp
eak
er,
w
ho
on retail sales w ith 17 c e n t' 96 d ifferen t form s w ere m ade out
B S to ltz as fir s t m an up w a lk e d , m ade several trip s lo W ashington,
said th e story «f th e O regon pio milk
fo r a s in g le q u a rt purchase
l l u l i i in addition to o th e r activity. S tu
sto le second, w e n t to th ir d on a D C , on b eh alf of the poullrynien.
n
eer
should
be
told
o
v
er
and
over
P
etersen
recen
tly
urged
farm
ers
lis
te
d
a price of 18'.. cents for five art said. His office hours a re 9
illv to «•enter, and scored on a sin
so th a t th e com ing generations
a. in to 4:30 p. m. at the H illsboro
to "G et your feed as soon as vou
(Continued
on
page
3)
gle bv V aw tes.
w on’t forget.
Legion hall on w eek days o r te le
W n llv S ia.h’ r opened H illd b o ro ’s can and bang on to it " He pointed
T
he
fo
rm
er
g
o
v
ern
o
r
asserted
phone 4151 P ersons having jobs
lu g in n in g u 111» a I) is«» o il ba lls out th at as a result of enforced
Itl
IT.FCI'FD—
M
r-
G
e
rtie
M
ock
that
we
honor
the
p
ioneers
"be-
s
la
u
g
h
te
rin
g
o
f
O
regon
chickens
lo r w ar v eteran s a re asked to co n
T o tiv V a n D o in e le n got an in fie ld
T he A m erican citizen has m ore faced the fury of the sea w ith the
j
cause
they
w
ere
courageous,
r
e
o
f
N
o
rth
P
lains,
w
h
o
was
S
u
n
d
a
y
tact
him .
and
turkeys,
th
e
state
egg
receipt-
s in g le F ra n tz th e n s.iei ifie e d . a I-
to w ork for. to hope for. to fight crossing of th e M ayflow er nor
sourceful. fo rw ard-looking men and
re -e le cte d
p re s id e n t o f N a tiv e
\ ane in g S ig h a to t h ir d and V an Were 12 tier eei»t below last ye a r
for. to believe in and to live for plodded through dust clouds to
women. T hey had these v irtu es a l
Sons a n il D a u g h te rs and W a sh
D o n ie le n to second S ig le r scored and dro p p in g steadily
than any o th er soul u n d er the sun. find by covered wagon our prom is-
Engineer G roup to Meet Ju
w ays needed in a good society,
"O regon's poultry in d u stry has in g to n C o u n ty H is to ric a l A sso cia
on a w ild p itc h . V an
D m elen
d g e J R. M ears of P o rtlan d ein- cd hom eland, th e O regon co u n try ,
especially in a dem ocracy w here
lin k in g to th ird , and lie score I be. ii sel back, not just the 16 or
phasized as m ain sp eak er on the nor did all of us pass through the
In Hillsboro July 27
tio n .
every
m
an
is
a
p
art
of
g
o
v
e
rn
29
m
onths
needed
to
rep
lace
slock
l i i l l boro'.- last ru n m o m e n ts la te r
T he O regon section of the A m eri annual F ourth of Ju ly patrio tic bloody and toilsom e y ears bv
m ent.”
Imt all of 19 years, w hen we con
on a passed b a ll
can In stitu te of M ining and M etal- program at S hute p ark au d ito riu m w hich dem ocracy cam e and free
"T hey w ere strong m en and
A m b iir n an I S to lle r opened the sider the m ark ets lost, and the loss
urgieal E ngineers w ill meet in as a feature of the w ind-up of the en te rp rise w as established. A ineri-
w om en." stated the cx-g o v ern o r
ca has a m a jo rity of the energy
n in th w ith w a lk s and w e re a d of the fine rep u tatio n this area lias
H illsboro
utilities
comm ission H illsboro Ju ly 27 w ith Alcoa M in ' H appy D ays " celebration.
a
ttain
ed
.''
■ fh e w eaklings did not come Monday night aw arded the contract ing com pany m em bers serving as
"T he A m erican is the luckiest g en erated in the w orld for the
vanced
bv
H in n b u rg 's
sa c rific e .
Enschede
said
the
local
situation
They
w
ere
b
rav
e
because
there
pu.v in the w orld." said Ju d g e production an d conversion of raw
.S igler s lia iik out a fte r fo u lin g o ff
for con stru ctin g a feur-m ile w ater hosts. R ichard A nderson is
Imt prom ising but
i was no place on the tra il for the system access road from C tierry charge
1 1 Mears. In a speech en titled "We m aterials into goods and w ealth.
se v e ra l p ilc h e s V a n D o in e le n then is an y th in g
of arran g em en ts.
weak or the tim id. T hev took G rove w esterly to the dam site to
Arp A m ericans." the iudze advo-
"But." he added, "of all these,
d re w a p o litic a l w a lk to f i l l the pointed out th at the re lie f re
th eir w om en and th e ir children V n iken Sand and G ravel com
cate of the d epartm ent of O regon, you and I—A m ericans—are in h eri-
ib«i <s b u t F ra n tz -was c a lle d «mt on ceived has enabled m anv p o u ltry -
men
to
stop
plans
of
liq
u
id
atin
g
They
w
ere
going
as
p
erm
an
en
t
set
F iv e H ills b o ro persons are on a
V. F W. defined A m ericanism as tors. We a re privileged to add our
s trik e s to end th e game.
Citizenry R equested to
pany of Forest Grove.
th eir flecks
list o f 31 ju r o r s d ra w n fo r Ih e J u ly tlers. L an d -h u n g er, or the desire
"an unfailing love of country, loy- own efforts to the deeds of others
H ills b o ro had ru n n e rs on base
T hree bids w ere subm itted for
,
to
ow
n
som
ething
of
th
e
ir
own
was
Fix
O
verhanging
Trees
te
rm
o
f
c
ir
c
u
it
c
o
u
rt,
it
was
a
n
alty
to its institutions and ideals, in e th e r years to m ultiply laibor
in e v e ry in n in g e xce p t th e second
the job. w hich is part of H ilD borc's
eagerness to defend it against all and invention."
il unced fro m th e e o u n tv c le rk 's p erh ap s one of the strongest in- I’ : p o st-w ar w ater svstem bui'.ding
b u t e o llld n e v e r «•ffectiv el v h it
Notice
to
persons
having
icn tiv es.
T hey did not come as I” 'gram , and V anaken was low
enem ies: undivided allegiance to
T h e sp eak er pledged th a t “we
o ffic e T ile s k iy . E ig h t are f r o m
P itc h e r B. <Leftv> S to ltz in the
trees u liieh overhang eltv sid e
B e .n ei ton an I fo u r
fro m Forest «onquerors.
the flag, and a desire lo secure the shall not su rre n d e r our h eritag e to
clin c h e s
” uh $58.375 64 O ther bi ts w ere:
walks requesting that they be
blessings
of
liberty
to
ourselves
privilege,
monopoly, class w arfare
G ro v t
Ih e lis t:
"T he pioneers w ere a «elf-ie- Dob.vns & W ebb of Salem . $61.555.-
sure ample clearance is left
and n o-lent', " This definition was ..nd
apathetic
citizenship
any
H tll.ih o ro M a r lin
Senko. route li.m, people. T hey had to be T hc\ 29. and Jo h n It ivelik Jr. of Seap-
overhead for pedestrian traffic
prom ulgated and adopted many m ore than we w ould su rren d er o p r
P lose. $63,410.3.5 The w inning bid
’ . E 't.i I, Jo h n son . C a rrie H a n le v. re,«aired th e ir w agons on the trail
was issued this w eek bv J. W.
vears ago at a conference in W ash- lives, our fortunes, o u r d ear ones
Lr.Mtrr Dcrrnnln <»f ('«»nn,,i,i. ro u te 3. IT fie F a v e tte A lle n D e lla I hev w ere hard-w oi king and h«>n-
approxim ately $19 99!) above
Barney, city manager.
ington. D. C bv com iaaiiders-in- or our freedom to the ru th less
.p o n so re d
bv
llillb n rn
Ib ita rv D e n to n B e n e l l n D o ris M u e lle r | est.
oi i. in .il eslim itcs far the iob. ac-
'Willi
the
heavy
foliage
and
chief
of the G rand A rm v of the b ru tality of any aggressor ''
» bib, w.i;» (•Icctcil m nvni «»I (It in, ro u te 2. M ililn I .1 C a rr, ro u te I
"W hen
the pioneers
brought . " d in g to J. W. B arney, city m an
g in n in g crops of fruits and
Republic, the U nited Spanish War
He concluded w ith
We are
( itv. «»tie of mx m y th ic a l «•iti«,s m M'
Mill i \ W h .d le v ro u te t. «’ivilization to this w ild region a ager.
m ils, many of Ihr tree limbs
veterans, the V eterans of Foreign A m ericans vou and I citizens of
tlm B ra v e r B«»\. S ta te at <’<»i\all,
C h a rle s .1 Roger
ro q te 2, C li ir le - cen tu ry ago. one of the first thin.' -
Mr. Barney said the higher b u t.
bend so low over (lie sidewalk
W ars of the United S tates and the 'h e U nited S tates, free tpen of th e
w eek.
Paul
P.itt«' am
.Ii
W .is h in g lo n
( ’o iin tv
Bank
of last
I. D re w . R u l" II M i den. ro u te th e\ did was to «s»abli I, p la c e ,
" 'd he a ttrib u te d to unsettled
as Io m ike it impossible to trav
national com m anders of the Ame- w orld."
I ’ .in k
has Changed it. nam e Io
p o tis o rrd bv II
I.
Ma<’K« ti/ir I. J o h n W Si’ heel. ro u te 2, Jo h n w here th e eh ild ren and the u n in c o n d itio n s and increased la b o r and
el on Ihr sidew alks of the eltv
i lean Legion and the D isabled
The A llied V eteran s f'om m atid-
'1 he ( 'o nn n e , ( i. 11 B a tik o f Banks, was it »mrd a s r n a ln r and als»> wa
form ed m ight receive an ed u ca i i ’ .del l its costs The road is to tie
M a n o a li P itm a n .
in an upright position, and
Amei can veteran s of the W orld ers Council had ch arg e of the pro-
a i’eoi fb n g to
E.n le A. B o w m a n , r h ’e tid F re c n o n t City councilm an
F o ri’ I G ia n e
la m es F, M cV a y. tion. Many schools of higher ethi d o t and 16 feet wide w ith d rainage
mam complaints are roming in
War. he said.
gram w ith Lee Schouboe. entn-
v ie e n re d d e n t. T h e hank has bc« u
( ie r r y
C h a m b e rla in
of
N o rth Leo ,1 V .in d e h e y. ro u te 2: H u g h cal ion w ere established before the p:pi' included. The protect consists I at the city hall regarding this
“The title of A m erican Is the m ander, presiding. The W ashing-
o / f ilin t e d
w ith
Th«’ C o m m e rc ia l P la in s, sponsored
bv
th e
local l . illv . M rs J, sep h ln e G rie p . ro u te se ttlers e\ en had decent homes
o clearing and cleaning up 12.7
ii-itter,” Mr Barney stated.
most
distinguished
title
in
the
ton
C ounty band en tertain ed with
.W itio iia l bank o f H ills b o ro sine«’ L io n s c lu b was nam ed a re p re
"W e can honor them not alone
' a. grubbing 6 9 acres, access
"Please either cut off the of
I G aston Ada H H e ir , ro u te I
w orld, said the speaker, "and w ith music. G oddess Rctty Je a n Davis
.r allai y. 1941
s e n ta tiv e and wa
c le c h 'd to th«' S h e rw o o d W o o ilio w tid e , n u d e I. bv b u ild in g m onum ents or hol«iing r. ad e a rth w o rk of 40.907 c u b i c
fending branches or prop them
you title flows u n tram m eled the and her atte n d a n ts w ere on the
O ffic e rs o f the in s titu tio n are: J G ra n t C jtv c o u n c il. J a c k Sbearr»
an n u al p ioneer picnics
but b>
nils, furnishing and installing 789
up high rnuugh to he out of the
W illia m F F ill ;■ en. ro u te 1. F t-ie stu
various associated rig h ts of free- platform and introduced to the
d y in g th e ir histoiv, th eir cha»-
I
S e a rcy,
p re s id e n t;
B o w m a n . o f C o rn e liu :.. sn rtn so ie d bv E l< Jo h n son , m u te a
r I feet of 12-ihch corrugated
win Your cooper itlon in this
D
ille
i
C
ot
i
dont of speech, freedom of the gathering. Rev Jo h n S chierling of
«•4'tei is t ics. an d building here the na al pipe. 299 lineal feet of 18-
\ h t p I < I d » ,1 t . ( ’ CO' ge 1 a\ ci , G t t e r b e t wa elei ted tx» th e E isen Jo in
mallet is earnestly requested
Coi • , lim
A rth u r F
lit
press,
freedom of the ballot and H illsboro First B aptist church gavu
civilization th.it the b n g h test of mail pipe. 276 feet of 24-inch pipe
. htt I R ' Coe
.I..liti : h o w e r c o u n c il, and H o ’ v a id I'ra.a !
and prompt action on »out pait
of elections freedom of religion invocation, and Rev R C L e o n a rd .
Tot it re-o tii'i
i» of June 29. o f H illsboro M asonic lod^< , to the m a n ti. Jo h n t i e d S aunders, b o th them d re u ued of. and th at m ean t— i icet of 30-inch pipe and 112
will
avoid
embarraaament
for
! and freedom of the »oui."
assistant
m in ister of Hillsboro
(Continued on p««e 3)
Nimiti coun«'il.
(Continued on p<u* 3)
i:>46. wer« $1.262,000.
feet of S6-inch pipe.
you and expense to the city."
Judge Mears said "Not aU ot us Christian church, gave benediction.
Aníllales Issue
Joint Statement
Service Officer
Assisis Many
Water System
Access Road
Contract Given
July Term Ju ry
List Announced
Banks Firm
Changes Name
Demmin Mayor
At Beaver State
I
American is Luckiest Guy
In World, Speaker Asserts