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b lit e xp e cte d h im to lx* in shape
fo r ’ (»night's t i l t
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th e 10th t iid 13th i .ones b u t w as
to p u t u r u n acro»» G re s
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ban m a ie a h id to p u t th e g a m e
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H ills b o r o 11 f . su re r, a nd L e o n D a v is o f L a u re l, fa ir m a n a g e r. D ates fo r th e e v e n t have beer» set f o r
A u g u s t 29. 30 and 31
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Miss Scolhorn
Named as Home
Agent Assistant
M is s B e r y l S c o tlio r n .
fo r m e l Iv
f M ilw a u k ie , hu s he«*n a p ix iin te d
u?. a s s is ta n t
hom e
d e m o n s tr a tio n
a g e n t fo i W a s h in g to n c* » u n tv a m i
k o v e r h e r d u tie s M o n d a y
'H ie
a ssistant was a u th o riz e d in th «
c o u n ty b u d ge t a p p ro v e d fo r th e
c o r n in g
Horse Show Planned
A t 1946 County Fair
Plans for a three-day horse show featuring riding clubs of
this area during the 1946 W ashington county lair at Hillsboro
August 29, 30 and 31, were tentatively approved last T hurs­
day evening during a m eeting of the county fair board here.
Possibility of starting im provem ent this fall of the new fair
grounds near the Hillsboro airport w ere also discussed.
y e a r.
Butler Sales
Slow Locally;
Prices Stable
T ea ch e r S itu atio n
S how s Im provem ent
M ip p lv o f d i let
blo n d p la sm a
h«*en
m ade
a v a ila b le
fo r
is h m g to n c o u n ty phv.sicians and
A m e r ic a n
B ed
M itta l* l»v tiie
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a c c o rd in g t » M iss C o r rin c
I‘- u n m g to n miimm \ is«»rv n u rse o f
tin* c o u n tv h e a lth d e p a rtm e n t.
t The pla-sma was p re p a re d fro m
b lo o d c o lle c te d bv th e Bed Cross
fm th«* a rm v and n a w and has
b< en d e c la re d s u rp lu s
It can he
o b ta in e d fro m th e c o u n tv h«*ahh
d< » a rtm e n t a n ti i . u p p lh «1 w ith o u t
e h .n g e f r us«« m tile c iv ilia n m e d ­
ic . ,1 p ra c tic e
N o ’ ch a rg e is to be
tii.u h * to p a tie n ts fo r th e m a te ria l.
I he 11I1-.111.1 is d is trib u te d bv th e
h e a lth d e p a rtm e n t to a ll p h y s i­
c ia n s licensed to p ra c tic e m e d i­
c in e and s u rg e ry and to a ll aceept-
g b le h o s p ita ls
T h e p u b lic tn a v
o b ta in th«* m a te ria l tm lv th ro u g h
these sources
Parad» P lanned
Aec< d in g to p re se n t plans, th e
fie ld d.iv w ill open w ith a la rg e
parade o f k id s fro m th e c o u rth o u s e
th : .rn. . tn e d o w n to w n stree ts to
Shut,- p a rk . B o v Scouts, c a rr y in g
th e V F V b anner, a n d a band w ill
p r o ijib y lead th e procession A
fla v i. ising w ill be c o n d u c te d at
iht p.i k.
On
chedule w ill be races and
Athlet contests o f a ll k in d s , fre e
ice c r am and d rin k s , and fre e
roller ik a tin g . Joe C o x. a ssistant
count'.- agent, is c h a irm a n o f the
Conim i ice fo r a th le tic s and w i l l
ass ted by O zzie G ates and
C liff- ,-d R ow e o f F ore st G ro v e . W
R G.
m an o f H ills b o r o and Joe
Jaros,
ro u te 3, H ills b o ro , a cco rd -
in« te ih a irm a n A b ts
Mr
F lo re n c e W ith y o o m b e o f
o. c o u n ty e le m e n ta ry school
H iIls L
SIUM)
o r. is c h a irm a n o f a w o -
men’s im n u tte e w h ic h w i l l h a n d le
passing o u t cards a nd b u tto n s to
th e y o u th fa rm w o rk s w h ic h w i l l
e n title th e m to th e fre e e n te rta in -
rr,. ■
U '« m itte e m em bers: M rs W . H
S ilf i
and Mrs. R u b v B la n k o f
m n; M rs W a lte r V a n D y k e ,
B. n
M,
ace Hughes. M rs R u th J o n ­
es and M rs F aye H o lla r
f H ills ­
b o ro M r
G e ra ld e a n e H ill o f C o r ­
n e liu s . M rs O zzie G ates o f F orest
O ro v i M rs M a ry K u r tz o f C h e rry
O ro v !
F re d W e lle r o f T i-
Mr
« ard. M rs Ira M c C o rm ic k , ro u te
S. H i Lsborr
( o m r tiitie r M eets
'iiu .'i'v V ie t ,rv F a rm V o lu n -
Th
y o u th a d v is o ry c o m m itte e
te e r
■net la st w e e k to h a n d le p r e lim i-
n a rv p lans f o r th e second a n n u a l
Ab'.s is a g a in ¿serving as
event
« e n tra i .'h.o:. an for th e e v e n t,
M em be rs o f th e V F V a d v is o ry c o m -
m itte e in c lu d e : A b ts . C ox. R oy D a-
» id son. fa rm la b o r a ssistant sec-
K u rtz . M rs. W ith v -
ie ra rV : M rs
M c C o rm ic k . M. L.
combe. M rs
( B anks, p re s id e n t o f U n it -
S m ith
>d Ber r v G ro w e rs a sso cia tio n: E l-
\ in F ir egan. in c h a rg e o f fa rm o p ­
e ra tio n s
fo r
B ird s
E y e -S n id e r
plant; Mrs S neelev. M rs B la n k .
E lto n 1..,S a lle o f S h e rw o o d , m e m ­
ber o f P o rtla n d C a n n in g co m p a n y.
L e s te r H ughes F orest G ro v e b u s i­
nessm an. V ir g il B«sh. S ch o lls d is ­
t r ic t b e rr y and n u t g ro w e r; P a l­
m e r T o rv e n d . c o u n tv agent.
C h a irm a n A b ts an n ou n ce d th a t
c h a m b e r o f co m m e rce a nd K iw a n ts
c lu b g ro u p s in a ll p a rts o f th e
c o u n ty w i l l assist w it h th e event.
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t v e n ts had n o t be<*n p re p a re d . it
deci d«*d to c o n d u ct tn e horse
show t»n a lte i noons o f th e th re e -
day e v e n t, a c c o rd in g to L eon S
D avis, m anager. M e m b e rs c f r i d ­
in g c lu b s in th e c o u n ty w ill be in ­
v ite d to p a rtic ip a te
P lans fo r spe­
al e v e n in g e ve n ts w e re also eon-
. Idei C'l
M a n y E x h ib its Set
1',. . i l l p la n s c a ll fo r a ll o f th e
A lth o u g h th c iP wa. nu e v id e n c e
many typ e s (»f e x h ib its fe a tu re d i.f .■ "b u y e r-, s trin e in H ills b o r o
at tn e . a n n u a l fa ir p r io r to th e w a r. a n d sales o i m ust l o u l ite m s w e re
D a vis > aid
A ll p ro d u c ts o f W .ish- n o rm a l, th e p u b lic acce p ta n ce o i
in g to n c o u n tv w’l l l he d is p la y e d . b u tte r at 80 cents a
pound
(o r
ho»ne econ m ie s « x h ib ils and co rn ­ «rade A c o n tin u e d .lo w P ric e s on
in e i c i a 1 d is p la y s
a te
p la n n e d
m ost c o m m o d itie s c o n tin u e d sla-
G ra n g e and F a rm e r U n io n booths, t i e b u t m tw o cases m e rc h a n ts
w h ic h h a ve been p o p u la r in th e w ere o t f e r in jj b u tte r at b e lo w av-
past, w ill lx* re v iv e d a nd se ve ra l ir a « e p ric e
o rg a n iz a tio n s have a lre a d y n o tifie d
P r a c tic a lly e v e r^ H ills b o r o s‘, >re,
th e m a n a g e m e n t o f th e ir in te n tio n has had b u tte r in e v id e n c e d u r-
to have e x h ib its , som e th a t have in « th e past w e e k and in m ost
not p a rtic ip a te d fo r some tu n e
cases m e rc h a n ts re p o rt sales to be
F u ll i it e r o f 4H c lu b and F u ­ s lo w
O ne lo c a l s to re has been
tu re F a rm e rs o f A m e ric a e x h ib its o tfe r in « th e d a iry sp re a d at one
and co n tests are on tai». A n o th e r cent below th e « o in « p ric e and
fe a tu re to be re v iv e d w ill be H o b - a n o th e r at tw o ce n ts b e lo w d u r-
nv H a ll u n d e r th e sp o n s o rs h ip o f .114 tiie past week A week-end
th e H ills b o r o L io n s c lu b a nd fe a ­ sp e cia l le a d e r at 73 ce n ts is a d ­
tu r in g b o b bies o f a ll typ e s a nd v e rtis e d to d ay.
d
e s c rip tio n s .
F a ll o f f in tra d e th e f ir s t o f th is
M n k«‘«l :m pn » \ e m e n t in th< •acb
w eek was a ttr ib u te d b y m ost m e r­
«unit V I'h re e Dances P la n n e d
«*! s itu a tio n in W a s h in g to n
ch
a n ts lo th e fa c t th a t fa rm e rs are
th
is
'w
eek
tin s y e a r was ¡xtin tt*d out
T h re e dances w ill p ro b a b ly
be
u n t V c n d u c tc d d u rin g th e fa ir . D a v ­ busy in th e fie ld s and d e n ie d th e re
b y A u s tin T S c r.iffo rd .
th a t "b u y e rs '
of l i
(!« c l.ii ed O ni o f the! ie w ill be was any m d ie u tio n
school .« u pe rin h m d t nt. T it.
vacancies are lis te d at tl ie p re se n t
O ld T im e rs ' D u n ce ” s im ila r to s trik e s e x is tm « in o th e r areas had
s
p
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u n ity . B u y e rs
tim e , w h ile m a n y tim e s th is h u m - 1 In • one It Id .it th e last f u ll scale
a cr w e re record«’ .! last si im m e r
1.0 r in !!)•♦! Pi iz.es fo r tiie best w e re re p o rte d "c h o o s y '' in th e face
F iv e vacancies e x is t in o n e -ro o m
»arc d,.nice team s w ill be a w a rd ­ o f a m p le s u p p lie s o f m ost c o m ­
m o d itie s.
schools, seven in Iw o -ro m n schools. ed
W h o le sa le m ic e fo r b u tte r corn-
P re m iu m books lis tin g a ll o f the
and tw o <*.ich fo r g ra d e d schtnils
v a rio u s e ve n ts
and classes are ill« in to tiie H ills b o i ' area contin­
and h ig h schools.
p r in tin g ,
th e ues th e same as in e ffe c t a fte r s u b ­
P a ri o f th e im p ro v e m e n t
«lut now m process o f
T hese vviJl sid ie s w e n t o ff.
to the r e tu r n o f a n u m b e r o f
»ch­ m an a g e r a n n ou n ce d
W a s h in g to n c o u n ty had tw o o f
c is in o r It r to o b ta in b e n e fits o f ♦ b e d is trib u te d in th e n e a r fu tu r e
ei
Siatt of department superinten­
•t. de a th s re s u ltiti« fro m b u rn s in
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in to e ffe c t th is V« ir. St r a ffo r d
1
a.s fo il >ws L iv e s to c k . E lm e r G u e r-
a n n u a l re p o rt o f Seth B T h o m p ­
son. s ta te fir e m arsh a l. M rs. R o w ­
L e r. G ra n g e and F a rm e rs ’ U n io n .
ena P e rrv . 54. T t« a rd . d ie d as a r e ­
A H A b ts . D o m estic S cience and
.Senator P aul P a tte r-'o n a ttc n .ie d .Art. M rs C la v to n N y b e rg . F arm
s u lt o f b u rn s . N o v e m b e r 15. s u f­
the m e e tin g o f th e O rd e r o f .Antc- C ro p s
fe re d in a hom e fir e caused bv an
a nd
V egetables.
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BANKS
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John
W e x p lo d in g o il can, and C lif f o r d
l(>i>e at H a rt in tin t.n n in s o u th ­ S c h m e ltz ..
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Risen, age tw o . o f H ills b o ro , d ie d
and Sun la v He was e le cte d a • one W o rk . F .iv e N ich o l> :
B ovs
C lu b ..«er o f th e West C oast T e le p h o n e as a re s u lt o f b u rn s s u ffe re d in a
co
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o f th e o ffic e rs fo r tin* c o m in g ve.u
hom e f ir e on D e ce m b e r 6. a c c o rd ­
W o rk . Joe C ox. F u tu re F a rm e rs o f
sp e a kers at th e S u n se t c h a m b e r o f in g to th e re p o rt.
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T h re e c o u n ty fire s w ith
losses
A d v is a b ility o f s ta rtin g im p ro v e ­
S h e r iff C o n n e ll p o in te d o u t th a t o f $10.000 o r m o re w e re re p o rte d
m e n t 11 th e new fa ir g ro u n d s th is
o
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r
$1,022.000
in
ta
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s
w
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re
c
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by f ir e in s u ra n c e a d ju ste rs. T h c v
ta ll
was discussed at
le n g th
le cte d last v e a r. th is a m o u n t re p ­ w e re ¡J u n e 6. saw m ill. $19.051; J u lv
rhursday evening by f a ir h o a rd re
s e n tin g 90.3 p e r ce n t o f th e t a x ­ 2!'. s a w m ill. $22.277; S e p te m b e r 2.
m e m h rs. D a v is re p o rte d
W o rk
F o u r c o u n ty
m av he s ta rte d g ra d in g th e p ro ­ es assessed against m o re th a n 17.- h u n t b a rn . $11.828
H e said th e c o u n ­ fire s w e re re p o rte d in th e $5000 to
posed h a lf- m ile tra c k
fo r
horse 000 ta x p a y e rs .
ty 's p o p u la tio n has
« to w n
fro m $10.000 g ro u p : F e b ru a ry 15. fa rm
“ D o n 't be .d a rn ie d if such .sym p­ la c in g and rod e o e vents.
46.000 m 1940
to
a p p ro x im a te ly b a rn . $6689: A p r il
tom s o ccu r
In th e a ve ra g e e p i­
12. d w e llin g .
60,000 at present.
d e m ic o n ly th re e o f c v e rv HMM)
$5080; S e p te m b e r 3. fa rm
b a rn .
A s ta r tliir « n u m b e r o f c r im in a l $8150: D e ce m b e r 29. F orest G rove ,
persons in tn e (ia n g e r area s u f­
cases are b e in « h a n d le d
bv
th e d w e llin g . $.5432
fe r a i (c o g n iz a h le a tta c k o f p o lio ,
s h e riff's fo rc e d u e to th e increase
and o n ly one o f these, on th«* a v ­
H ills b o r o had 27 c la im s on sound
in
p o p u la tio n
am )
to
lu v e n il. v a lu e o f $249.350 w it h losses set
erage, w ill s u ffe r p e rm a n e n t e f ­
p ro b le m s, a c c o rd in g
to
C o n n e ll, at $3918 fo r a p e rce n ta g e o f 1 57.
fect! from the di ea e
N ow th a t .i ca.se o f p o lio has oc­
I \ titin n o f O ( ’ H iilv o ix m .ind w h o sta te d th a t b o o tle u g in « is be- In s u ra n c e c a rrie d to ta le d $213.650.
c u rre d in th is area, th e h e a lth o f ­ Boss F iii'b v fo r tra n s fe r o f th e ir in « resum ed a nd th a t Ins o ffic e and in s u ra n c e o f $.3918 was paid on
fic e r m ade th e fo llo w in g sugges­ .» ro p e rty so u th o f lliU x b o r o fro m I as h a n d le d fo r such eases in the . n in s u re d r u r a l and fa rm losses
tio n s;
t h r n p vv I ’.ir m in g t o u c lp m e n ta r y past ve a r.
W a s h in g to n c o u n tv had 214 chum s
B e rb e r
c ite d
th e
a ro w th
o f the c la im s , a c c o rd in g to the re p o rt,
A v o id new co n ta cts T r y not to d is tr ic t to ttip H ills b o ro arpa was
c o u n tv w ith a c tu a l loss set at $142,288. I n ­
m in g le w ith c ro w d s u n n e ce ssa rilv. de n te d last W pdnpsday by th e d is ­ N o rth w e s te rn W a s h in g to n
He asserted th a t th e s u ra n ce p a id was $111.322.
W a tc h
fo r
these sy m p to m s
t r ic t b o u nd n v board. A c tio n w as sin ce 1918.
headache.
u n e x p la in e d
fe v e r.
i ta k e n on tin* c o n te n tio n th a t ta k in g te le p h o n e c o m p a n y w as a w a re o f
Washington c o u n tv has s ix r u r a l
th
e
g
re
a
t
need
fo r its s e rv ic e s but fir e p ro te c tio n d is tric ts , a c c o rd in g
cold, even upset stom ach m a v he sm ill p a rts
s u rro u n d in g d is tric ts
the fir s t
s v m p to n is
ol
in fa n tile ad ’cd to tra n s p o rta tio n p ro b le m s. th a t v ita l m a te ria ls and n a ris w e re In th e re p o rt
L is te d , w ith y e a r
th a t
the •rea ted F orest G ro v e d is tric t No.
p a ra lysis.
I he b o a rd also ta b le d a p e titio n s t ill not a v a ila b le and
( ’ a ll y o u r d o c to r im m e d ia te lv if to tra n s fe r one and i h a lf sections o u tlo o k fo r th e im m e d ia te fu tu re 1. 1940. West S lope F ire A W a te r
any o f Ihese
s y m p to m s
appear. fro m th e M ason H ill d is tr ic t to th e o f te le p h o n e s e rv ic e e x p a n s io n was d is tric t. H U I: C o rn e liu s d is tric t No
He n o te d th a t since
F x p e i t m td ic a l c a re m ay h e lp p re ­ West U n io n d is tric t. A c tio n w ill be n o t c h e e rfu l.
1945; C e d a r M tlis d is tric t No 3.
ve n t c r ip p lin ''
ta ke n on the req u e st w h e n th e West Ju n e . 1939. u n t il th e p re se n t th e re 1945: T u a la tin d is tr ic t N o . I. 1945.
was an increase o f 60 p e r cent in B e a v e rto n dis! n e t No 5. 1946.
( 'a n v yn y o u r n o rm a l a c tiv itie s . U n io n n e w school is c o m p le te d .
Hie ca lls th re u g h Ih e B a n k s lin e s
In fa n tile p a ra ly s is ca n n o t he p re ­
and m ore th a n 100 p e r v e n t in Ihe
ve n te d but few o f those s tric k e n
c a lls th ro u g h th e Forest G ro v e e x ­
d e v t'lo p se rio u s illn c :
and. w ith
change.
good «.ire. the in a b ilit y w ill m ake
a s itis fa c to rv recov e ry
F o u n d a tio n s fo r 26 new homes
Precautions that can be ta ke n
A nn iin c c n ie n t w as m ade Frtdav
in th e n e w B irc h w o o d a d d itio n to
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fo re e a tin g
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newsprint n o w w ill pav «73.80. p o sthu m o u s a w a rd o f tl>c W ho
insects a w a y fro m
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and exposed h a i-
T h e a w a rd was m ade in re c o g n i­
ba«e m av he s o n tc c : o f i n f e il m n
tio n o l th e la rg e st g ift, in r e la ­
W a s h in g to n c o u n ty was one o f 30
l'u n i a c in i m n o llu te d w a te r
tio n In I d a l e n d o w m e n t a nd plan:
A v o id re n io v a l o f fo n ah o r a de­
va lu e , m ade to an A m e ric a n I n ­ O re g o n c o u n tie s in w h ic h Ihe ta x
n o id i, p im i
tu a m i d u in i« p o lio
s titu tio n o f h ig h e i e d u c a tio n fro m assessment ra tio s c o m p ile d by the
e p id e m ie e, is o li
W .ishtn ton eentnty c o u rt house O e to b rr. 1913. th ro u g li S e p tc m b c i sla te ta x c o m m is s io n th is y e a r re ­
No e liild n e d he il n in i ili thè I n
c e iv e d re d u c tio n s in p ro p e rty as­
a f l ir. pole a h .n n ' A n e w 63- 1945
r a r e n e c e .: a i v.
im e lite N a tio n a l foot ¡.te d p o le wa: h o iste d in to
T h e c ita tio n c a lls Ihe bequest sessm ents c o m p a re d to tim e cash
F o u n d a tio n fot In f in t ili P a la le : ts place T m : d iv m o rn in « to rep la ce ’■ p ro p o rtio n a te lv one oi Ih e most v a lu e s T h e 1945 r a tio in W a slu n g -
sla n d s le a d v lo « i \ e a ll p o ssib lc the o ld w oo d e n one w h ic h b le w o u ts ta n d in g g ifts e v e r b ro u g h t to lo n c o u n ty was 49 as against 48 f o r
aid.
T h e c o u n tv e lia n le r o f tlic d o w n in th e h i .tit w in d th a t sw ept the a tte n tio n o f Ih e h o a rd o f e d i­ th is y e a r
fo u u d a tl n W lll pax a ll m p a ri o f the c o u n tv l.isi D e ce m b e r t
to rs
T h e la te p a c k in g p la n t o w n -
Ilo p ii.il ro. ts .10(1 n te d ic u l and
, r s w ill prov id e d
P a c ific
w ith
silrgic.'il fees fili a ll p u lic n l.- ni Ilo
37 8 iver cent o f its to ta l e n d o w -
c o n n i'
o lie r e n e cil is in d a ited.
in c u t c a p ita l, p la n !
and
e q u ip ­
T o m n tx
R a m sde ll o f B e a v e rto n
i r m ir d lr s .. n i date o f o lis c i o f thè
C o m m e ie ia l
N a tio n a l
hank
of m ent
was e le c te d
one o f the grand
disease ot 'h e a«e race, c o lo r n i H tlh In ,ro ha:, m ade ,p n t o x n n a le ly
The d o n o r, w h o d ie d m M arch c h e m in o ts o f the to and 8 at its
cre crl o» thè iia t ir n t
Tlie.sc .,er- h a ll i m illio n d o lla rs in loans to 194., v< a., p re s id e n t and m a n a te r 25th a n n u a l g ra n d voiturc nt ’ ine-
vteet ti
m I l i oos» ibi tb-i iu h World War 1» e ttu n . under the o f the K n ig h t Fa k m ; l omean.
riidt m Portland Sunda m con-
a n n u a ! p u t i i - . '¡'.trib u ti, ! « to th , GI b:!l of rights, it w as a n n ou n ce d H i
a. a P a c ific
tru ste e r.acUcn with the /xmertcau Legtcn
M.*c S co th i rn is a
n a tiv e
of
N o rth D a ko ta and m ove d w ith h e r
fa in tly to M ilw a u k ie in BH1
She
was g ra d u a te d fro m O reg o n S ta te
co lle g e in Ju n e . HM > and since
ihtot tim e ii.e been employed as a
d«?m onstra!or fo i H a rp e : McGee A
Co in P o rtla n d
H er ‘ e le c tio n
a s s i s t a n t hom e
deim n it r a t i
agent her ;• was m ade c- »peiativ
Is bv th«* O reg o n S ta te exten.si
se rvice and tilt* W a s h in g to n « <>un
, ^ p iX t Pei i on base
# V it Dom<*h*n tm n e d in m m * cou rt
Ih 'c.u ise o f th e c o n tin u e 1 and
~ J tn k e o u tz
w h ile W a lh e l ta m e u p
tw ne n o f
w ith seven f *r th e lo ca ls
S to ltz g lo w in g in te re s t o f th«* uih
d d it io n a l
ra n g up even utrtk« u ts a m i H o b ­ W a s h in g to n c o u n ty fo r
a rt six fo r th e \ js itn i
H ills b o ro s e rv ic e in hom e eco n om i B a n d in
I H c lu b V. » k. t i* c o u n tv
I m llc t , co n n ecte d fm 10 h its w h ile girls
m ade an in crea se in th«* ip p ro p r i-
Gt« h a m ' l i n e d m I I
a
tio
iis
fo r th is w o rk in th e c u r-
W in n e r o f to n ig h t's
gam e
w ill
a. s m k In n t
The
new
p lav th e w in n e r o f th e s e n e s b e ­ i r n t hudg t
ts «
S i l v c * ! »n a n d M c M in n v ille vs i l l c a rry on th e p ro g ra m s and
fo r th e r ig h t to p la v in th e s ta te phases o f hom e économ ies pr«»l-
I '
1 •
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f i n »Is to u rn a m e n t
G re xh a in w o n
Un o p e n in g c la s h b e tw e e n t ile tw o Eave N ich o ls, h o m e d e m o n s tra tio n
agent
te-
J p lv 7
Blood Plasma
Available Here
in
annual
fie ld
day , fo r
•n c o u n ty V ic to r y F a rm
*r w o rk e rs has been set fo r
Auf urt 8, at Sh it« pai k .
■ a c c o rd in g to A H A bts,
u rru tte e c h a irm a n . T he b ig
‘ t ye a r a ttra c te d m ore th a n
»1.. ers a nd is e xp e cte d to
•p th a t fig u re th is y e a r
e ld day is b e in g staged 'in
ion o f s p le n d id w o rk c o u n -
and z.rLs h a ve d one to -
vm g th e c ro p s.'' A b ts said,
n u m b e r o f th e youngsters,
in platoons, have ai sis t-
la rv e s tin g th e b e rry and
2 Burn Deaths
in County '45
Connell, Barber
Talk al Sunset
Attends Antelope Meet
Public Alert lor Symptoms
*0/ Polio Urged in County
A p p e a ra n c e o f the fir s t case o f
in f a n tile p a ia ly s is in W a sh in g to n
C u n tv tin s ve.u b ro u g h t a siig -
A g i s tio n
fr o m
th«* e o u n lv
h e a lth
d e p u i ttiie n t M o n d a y that the nuh-
lic he on th e a le rt fo r the thsease
go th .it tre a tm e n t m ay he a p p lie d
^ ^ C . h 1\
T h is area has been fo r-
^ W fu n a h
in past v ta rs in h a v in g
V e ry fe w eases o f
p o lio m y e litis ,
n v e r h a v in g reached e p id e m ic
p ro p o rtio n s , h u t e v e ry p re e iu tio n
ghouJd he ta k e n to p re v e n t th e
Spread o f th e disease
F irs t p o lio \ n tim th is v e a r was
n 3 1 y e a r-o ld H ills b o t » y o u n g s te r
W ho wa* ta k e n
to
D o e rn h e e h e r
h o s p ita l in P o rtla n d last S a tu rd a s .
a c c o rd in g to a »e p o rt by the lie a lth
d e p a rtin ' nt
T h e case was d is ­
c o v e re d e a rly and
local
h e a lth
a n th o i itie s are ho|»eful fo r a c o m ­
p le te re c o v e ry
M e d ic a l science
has d e ve lo pe d
po
sure
m e th o d
of
g u a rd in g
« g a itv J the disease, a c c o rd in g to
Di
H
M
S to lte , a c tin g c o u n ty
h e a lth o ffic e r
H o w e v e r,
c e rta in
g e n e ra l p re c a u tio n s have been d e ­
vise d . nio.‘ t ( f th e m in v o lv in g the
o b se rva n ce o f s tric t s a n ita tio n and
p e rs o n a l cle .in lm e s s
T he
most
im p o rta n t
d u tv
of
c o u n ty re s id e n t*, in s o fa r
as
the
p re v e n tio n o f a p o lio e p id e m ic is
co n ce rn e d , is to he a b le to re co g ­
n ize tiie s y m p to m s and e lim in a te
d e l ivs in c a llin g a p h y s ic ia n w h e n
such s y m p to m s ap p ea r the h e a lth
o ffic e r ridx ised A ll persons sh o u ld
be a le rt to a n v e a rly signs o f p o ­
lio
p a r t ic u la r ly i tiange
in the
p itt it '. i I : ta le o f h e a lth o f c lilld r c n
Do not ,e sinne th a t a stem ich
up et
w ith
v o m itin g ,
c o n s tip a ­
tio n
d ia r i In a. severe
headache
oi
i 'iis o f .i c o ld a m i fe ' e r are of
no im p o r ta n c e '' D r
S to lte
n d
'T h e s e m av be am ong the tirs t
jtv rn p to m s o f
in l.in lih *
p a ra lysis.
A ll ( t’ ild r e n a nd a d u lts sick w ith
u n e x p la in e d fe v e r s h o u ld lx* put to
bed a nd is o la te d p e n d in g m e d ica l
d ia g n o sis
. 'O ne
o f the
p . iiic in . il
svm p -
k|oin.s lo he v »fell d fo r is a n v n o -
^ ■ c c ib lc
f a l l ’ tie
oi
listle ssiie > t.
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ige.
of five and 10 sear.
r t:f f : w s . r f th
Ar •
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be reported immediately.
B oundary B oard
D enies P etition
Price of Newsprinl
Increased $6.80 Ton
Work Starts on 26
Homes in Birchwood
University Gilt
Brings Citation
Assessment Ratio lor
County is Reduced
Court House Roasts
New Flaq Pole Again
County Man Named
Loans lo Vets High
March of Dimcs. ’
this veek.
from 1925 until his death.
T e n ta tiv e jla n s fo r a th re e -d a y
in s titu te fo r a ll W a s h in g to n c o u n ty
teachers n e x t fa ll * e r c a n n o u n •»•d
th is w eek b y A u s tin T S c ra ffo rd .
c o u n ty school s u p e rin te n d e n t H a te ;
w i l l p ro b a b ly be S e p te m b e r 16. 17
a nd 18
F ir s t tw o days o f the session are
,-d fo
he H ill«
u n io n h ig h
id w : ll m e lu ' " a ll etc-
,1 teachers
,f
is p la n n e d
c o u n ty T h ir d d
in -s e rv ic e t r a in in g p ro g ra m
hea h and p h y s ic a l e d u c a tio n fo r
' tner la ry teachers at B e a v e rto n
. e
ho J
W ,» h tn g to n c o u n ty n o w has n e a r­
ly 400 te a che rs and it is im p o s s ib le
to c o n d u c t an in s titu te f o r th is
m a n y te a che rs in a s in g le day
S c .-a ffb rd e x p la in e d
T h e c o u n ty
w i l l not p a rtic ip a te in a n y re g io n a l
Building Permit Total for First Half of Year
Nearly Half a Million Dollars; 48 New Homes
Hillsboro has registered grow th to the extent of nearly
half a million dollars in building projects during the past six
months, according to a tabulation of building perm its issued
from the office of City Recorder Ed Bowman. Total am ount of
estim ated construction for the first six m onths of 1946 on 115
perm its reached $485,645 despite a slum p during June.
-e ig n t n e w residen
th e s ix -m o n th s b u ild in g p e rm it to ­
ta l a nd a la rg e n u m b e r o f business
b u ild in g s . C o n s tru c tio n fo r th e fir s t
s ix m o n th s in H ills b ir o by fa r
-shadow ed th e s im ila r p e rio d
lo r
.» I ,
to ta lle d $75 005 The fig u re o f ne
ly h a lf a m illio n v,
a c c u m u la te d
d u r in g a p e rio d o f unce ta in ty be-
cause o f p
. rio ritie s a n d m a te r ia ls
shortage, R ecent shortages, w h ic h
h it e ve n
slid e rs o f to p p rio ritie s
r a c t fo r
u rfa c in g
12
account
fo r
th e J u n e
b u ild in g b l
j t H ills b o i
re e t* and fo r
s lu m p
n e w pa ve m e n t
n tw o m o re was
Residential A d dition
le t to th e
Ca
de
C o n s tru c tio n
N o t s h o w n on th e b u ild in g p e r­ C j . o f P o rtla n d T ue sd a y a fte rn o o n
m e e tin g o f th e c it y
conferences next vear, Scrafford m it to ta l is th e n e w B irc h w o o d c at o u a n c special
il. O n ly th e one b id was re-
P a rk re s id e n tia l d e v e lo p m e n t s ta rt-
stated.
in g on a site o f a p p ro x im a te ly 37
an<^ ,tn ? .
. «Lo t ’lc co n ­
acres in n o rth e a s t H ills b o ro . T h is tra c t a m o u n te d to $14.582.
p ro je c t, sponsored b y
Russel S.
L id by th e co n ce rn , w h ic h h a n -
Id e . F re d W M c L a in o f M c L a in <il-c( th e re s u rfa c in g c o n tra c t in
C o n s tru c tio n c o m p a n y and H a r ry d o w n to w n H ills b o r o la st vear. was
M S e a b o ld o f H ills b o r o D e v e lo p - $4513 .56 fo r 590 tons o f class A as-
m e n t co m p a n y , has 126 a v a ila b le p h a ltic c o n c re te a t $7.65 ner ton
hom e sites. C o n s tru c tio n is to s ta rt dn<» $10.,048.541 fo r 1365
tons
of
on 3 0 -m o d e rn hom es in B irc h w o o d class B a s p h a ltic c o n c re te a t $7.70
P a rk soon, a c c o rd in g to plans.
be r ton.
T w o a p a rtm e n t c o n s tru c tio n s are
C o n tra c t c a lls fo r th e w o rk to
u n d e rw a y w h ic h w i l l h e lp to ease be c o m p le te d by S e p te m b e r 15.
N e w 1 0 0 -u n it W a s h in g to n c o u n tv 'h e hous.ng s h o rta g e w h e n co m - T he Cascade C o n s tru c tio n Co. w ill
m ig ra to ry fa rm la b o r c a m p a t th e p le te d. O ne is a th re e -s to ry b u ild - p u t th e m a te ria l in place a fte r the
so u the a st edge o f H ills b o ro was in g at N F irs t and L in c o ln w h ic h c ity has p re p a re d th e s tre e t s u r ­
v ir t u a lly c o rn p lc 'e th is w e e k w ith is to be L -sh a p e d a nd c o n ta in 23 fa te , a c c o rd in g to C ity M a n a g e r
F re d M c L a in C o n s tru c tio n c o m ­ th re e a nd fo u r- ro o m
a p a rtm e n ts J. W. B a rn e y .
p a n y. c o n tra c to r, d o in g fin a l w o rk ; ± , m s 6 s „ t Í le a nd b n C k ilr e D ro o f
S tre e ts to
be
re s u rfa c e d
a rc :
on th e f la o r o f th e c e n tra l u t ilit ie s
j ,
t S o u th
T h ir d a ve n ue b e tw e en W ash-
b u ild in g
R
\
SSa ed
in Xton and B a se lin e
stree ts
and
L a s t o f th e fa m ily te n t houses
f 3c«airvod
b e tw e en O a k and B a s e lin e streets,
w as c o m p le te d e a rly th is m o n th , c o n s .ru c tia n se a t $o0,000. H e rm a n N o rth t h i r d a ve n u e b e tw e e n L in -
a c c o rd in g to M c L a in . T hese are
, h r L ‘^ UTd a D,e rm ‘ ,t fo r a c o ln and J a ckso n . N o rth Second
12x14 feet w ith fiv e -fo o t eaves and
5 - u n it a p a rtm e n t c o u rt a v c n u e b e tw e e n L in c o ln a n d J a c k -
h a ve been b u ilt on w ood flo o rs be­ “
^ d j r d„ . . d¿ÍOn' • .
so' 1- S o u th Second b e tw e e n O a k
cause o f th e c e m e n t sh o rta g e C o m - nnS^ h » r ?i , an ere , h Í r riKe»Pk ° ¡ r Ct/
and B a se lin e , East M a in b e tw een
p le ti n o f th e $20.000 p ro je c t has
* h r J Í w / ' h jg « Í > ha f ° f th e f l r s t and Second and
T im 'd
to
been d e la y e d se ve ra l w e e ks bv Ro s
U
fWt e K r ' n e w F o u r ih ' B a s e lin e 150 feet cast o f
la c k o f n a ils , p ip e and cem ent
t dipa 33ft F DT
m r , bUS1T eSj 1(rth- West M a in b e tw e en D e n n is
T h e c e n tra l u t ilit ie s b u ild in g has r7e tZ 1h n d H m » E o w n a 4 h i R w
“nd C o n n e ll and East W a s h in g to n
c o rru g a te d
a lu m in u m
ro o f
and
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b e tw e en T h ir d a nd S ix th .
w a lls and is 24x56 feet, a c c o rd in g
$16000
S tra n a h a .I
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be
on
(O M c L a in .
It
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to ile ts , i J n k g L ' - p e rm it
B tra n a h a ii S o u [n
D ennl3
b e tw e e n
B a seline
sh o w e rs, a nd la u n d ry room s and
Cl t ’ ?5ftaSF ^ 7 =emr.?,De2 'ed , ln a n d M a in and W est L in c o ln fr o m
is e q u ip p e d w ith e le c tric a l o u tle ts n e w b u t ld in ^ ownTd by Dr J O
F,rst t0
raU roadV ack.
f o r iro n s . Each te n t house has tw o
o r m ore cots w it h m attresses and R o b b E s tim a te d cost on b u ild in g
a ta b le a nd occu p an ts fu rn is h b e d ­
d in g . c o o k in g u te n s ils and dishes.
R e n t is $5 p e r house a w e e k W ood,
U. J H a m b v C h e v ro le t A g e n c y
w a te r and lig h ts a re fu rn is h e d .
r e c e n tly opened fo r business in a
F irs t o ccu p an ts m ove d in e a rly n e w $20.000 c o n c re te b u ild in g
in J u n e S e ve ra l fa m ilie s a re n o w F irs t a nd W a s h in g to n . C o m p le
letio
tic
liv in g in th e ca m p M a r v in S h e a re r o f th e b u ild in g is d e la v e d because
is m a n a g e r arid has h e a d q u a rte rs o f m a te ria ls s h o rta g e . O n th e M a y
a t th e ca m p . T h e site o f a p p r o x i­ b u ild in g p e rm it lis t was a $15.000
m a te ly e ig h t acres was p u rc h a s e d p ro je c t b y T u a la tin V a lle y C o -o p
fro m F red E n n is b y a g ro u p o f fo r c o n s tru c tio n o f fo u r storag? b in s
P o s s ib ility th a t th e f iv e - d is t r ic t
H ills b o ro business m en and leased and a $7.000 fr e ig h t te rm in a l b v e le m e n ta ry school c o n s o lid a tio n m
to th e W a s h in g to n C o u n ty F a rm C h a m b e rla in T ru c k S e rv ic e on W n o rth w e s t W a s h in g to n c o u n ty , v o t-
L a b o r association.
B a se lin e .
ed J u n e 17. m av be d is s o lv e d by
N o w u n d e rw a y is $80.000 p ro je c t v o te <of th e areas a ffe c te d was a n -
fo r e n la rg in g Jones h o s p ita l to a n o u nce d th is w e e k by A u s tin T .
U -sh ap e d b u ild in g at th e c o rn e r S c ra ffo rd . c o u n ty school s u p e rin -
Í ’ ! B a s e lin e a nd S e ve n th . M r. a n d te n ie n t. O ne o f th e o r ig in a l seven
M rs Sam P. C o y a re o w n e rs.
areas v o te d a g a in st c o n s o lid a tio n
A n e w $10.000 m a c h in e ry r e p a ir a n <j .y¡c d is t r ic t b o u n d a ry b«iard
s h o p b u ilt b y A . J. L n g e r. w as re - e lim in a te d a n o th e r because i t was
e e n tlv c o m p le te d a t 55 Washmgtou C1a „ llle* u, iue n e w d is tr ic t.
F o u r tr u e b ills
57 In d ic tm e n t . n d D e n n is A te n ú e O C H a lv o r -
^ im i n a t io n o f th e tw o a r e a
against th re e persons ar.d one not son in A p r il s ta r-e d c o n s tru c tio n w o u j j n ü j m ake th e c o n s o lid a tio n
tru e b ill w e re re p o r ’ ed M o n d a y b y o f a. b u ild in g f o r H u d so n sales a nd p ra c tic a l, S c r a ffo rd e x p la in e d . As
th e W a s h in g to n c o u n ty g ra n d ju r y . s e rv ic e a t W. B a s e lin e a nd D e n n is. a ,-e s u lt re m o n s tra n c e s h a v e h e e „
Cw a ^ "
T w o o f th e in d ic tm e n ts w e re secret. T h is b u ild in g is o f b ric k -c o n c re te
K
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a re v o tc on w m ether to co n -
land, was in d ic te d on tw o counts, ' U 5 I lk
, ? * u/,iL.g
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,
tin u e the c o n s o lid a tio n .
d r iv in g w h ile u n d e r th e in flu e n c e « !? « ¥ » ec n n írS te Crhii,cin2?sn h ^ ,iM ir,a
A c a d e m y vo te d a g a in s t c o n s o li-
o f liq u o r and d r iv in g a m o to r h é m T c n n s ,rí,c ,e d a , V f jI C
d a tl° " 3 t thf> tlm e UÍ lh<*
17
v e h ic le on tn e h ig h w a y w h ile op­ 7vtn7,oC°
J 4 n o rm S,CC^ nd e le ctro n , c u ttin g N o rth B lu m s a w a y
e ra to r's lice n se was re v o k e d . He iVsned in T \ L r c h W ~R
Jbel
n £rOm the O th cr ÍÍV e d is tric ts b a í-
w.,s a rre s te d last F rid a y .
issued in M a rc h . W H. G a b e lm a n . | _ , « ... ,,..,«,i„
.
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a a K , th S
Iz o ra M ae F a ilm e lz e r. 44. ro u te 1. W W N e w m a n a n d K e n n e th M e - Íi í ' . g ' " . / h w ^ - ;
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S h e rw o o d , was ta k e n in to cu s to d y
nd A u to S liod I v s to r e in th is b u ild - th t m e rg e r o f M o u n ta in d a le . S h a d y
last W ednesday on a c h a r g e o f and
A u to s u p p ly s to re in th is b u ild - B ro o k M eacham . A rc A d e a nd Pleas-
d r iv in g w h ile d ru n k .
D o r o th y E th e l Eben. 43, T obias,
E llis T a y lo r p la n s to o pen a a n t H ill on J u ly 8. A c a d e m y a nd
was sent to O reg o n F a ir v ie w H om e s p o rtin g goods a nd h a rd w a re sto re N o r th P la in s w e re e lim in a te d .
The board will set a date for a
T uc.-day bv C ir c u it J u d g e R. F ra n k on S Sec >nd a ve n ue b e tw e e n S a fe ­
Peters. She was a rre s te d J u n e 10 w a y S to re and W est C oast T e le - revote in the five districts as a
(be re m o n s tra n c e s and
on a ch a rg e o f la rc e n y in a dwell­ p h one Co. E s tim a 'e d cost on th e rC:>u‘ t
• u ild
- j in g - p e rm it - is $8.000.
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e x p e c ts th e n e w ly fo rm e d area to
b
ing.
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in
g
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issued
d
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d
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F ra n c is S y lv e s te r R o h r. 32. G a l­
b o a rd th a t a n e w a tte m p t
es C re ek, was a rre s te d S a tu rd a y th is w e e k in c lu d e d one fo r re -
m o d e lin g th e E. A b e n d ro th b u ild -
be m ade la te r to co n s o lid a te
on a ch a rg e o f d r iv in g w h ile d r u n k
R o h r was a rra ig n e d in th e F o r ­ in g on East M a in s tre e t, f o r m e r ly ' ne o rig in a l seven a is tric ts and p e r-
est G ro v e ju s tic e o f th e peace c o u rt o ce u pied b v th e c o u n tv w e lfa re “ a Ps include Leisyville.
The permit calls for a
■
M on d a y and w as fin e d $146 and office
costs. A j a il sentence o f 15 days p a r titio n th ro u g h th e b u ild in g
ne
w
fr
o
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t
a
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a
p
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tia
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new
was suspended.
asno
&
J o h n L o u is R e slin . 43. a nd G eorge in g . C ost was e s tim a te d a t $3500
M a ttio s R eback. 29. b o th o f T i ­ T w o s to re spaces w i l l be p ro v id e d .
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w
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w
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l
be
o
c
c
u
p
ie
d
ga rd . w e re ta k e n in to c u s to d y S u n ­
day a nd c h a rg e d w ith b e in g d ru n k b v th e A b e n d ro th J e w e lr y store.
T o ta l o f 75 p a re n ts o f lo c a l B o v
on th e h ig h w a y . B o th w e re released W. M . A r r in g to n is th e c o n tra c to r. S couts ta k in g th e Y e llo w s to n e N a -
A n o th e r o e rm it w as issued to L
u n d e r $50 bond
R. V ................
a n W in k . le f o r a n e w 18 b y 16 tio n a l p a rk t r ip in A u g u s t a nd 42
fo o t reside n ce on
S o u th
Adam s
aJ lendec» a s p e c ia l m e e tin g
la st W ednesday a t th e A l l S a in ts
ave n ue , cost e s tim a te d at $1000.
T o ta ls o f b u ild in g p e rm its issued B p isco p a l c h u rc h h e re to h e a r de-
P ro g ra m
in H ills b o r o fo r th e past s ix years: ta ils o f th e e x c u rs io n .
1940—$137.188: 1941— $152.625: 1942 was o u tlin e d b y D is tr ic t C h a irm a n
R. Easter. D is tr ic t C a m p in g
$73.220. 1943 $21.283: 1944— $205,- R
C h a irm a n C. H e n ry
N elson
and
667: 1945 $224.255
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1 E x e c u tiv e C. B ry a n W a lk e r,
Seven H ills b o r o boys, ages ra n g ­
in g fro m 8 to 13. w e re a p p re h e n d ­ p e rm its f o r th e fir s t s ix m o n th s o f *? c t u r ^> o f th e p a rk w e re s h o w n
th ro u g h th e c o u rte s y o f Easter a n d
ed last w e e k fo r c u ttin g w ire s in 1ST6:
J a n u a r y — 22 p e rm its issued, n in e
S o d e rb a ck o f B e a v e rto n
<i tr u c k a nd s te a lin g and s c a tte r­
Second o v e r- n ig h t c a m p in g p ra c ­
in g to o ls fr o n t seven tru c k s be­ residences, e s tim a te d to ta l $82.400.
F e b r u a ry — 20 p e rm its
issued tic e t r ip o f th e 40 bovs g o in g to
lo n g in g to K a r l A rm s tro n g o f V a n ­
to ta l Y e llo w s to n e
was h e ld
S a tu rd a y
c o u v e r. W a s h , lin e c o n tra c to r fo r e ig h t residences, e s tim a te d
n ig h t a t C a m p E liz a b e th Ir e la n d
r u r a l e le c tr ific a tio n w o rk in th is $79.750
n
d
le
a
d
e
rs
re
p
o
rte
d
a
b ig im ­
M a r c h — 22 p e rm its issued. 11 re s i­
area, w h ic h w e re p a rk e d a t th e
p ro v e m e n t in th e c a m p in g
te c h -
P o rtla n d G e n e ra l E le c tric c o m p a n y dences. e s tim a te d to ta l $63.325.
A p r i'l- 29 p e rm its issued. 13 re s i- n iq u e o f th e boys.
A t h ir d o v e r-
p o le y a rd back o f the F irs t B a p ­
------—
n ig h t t r ip to th e c a m p is p la n n e d
tis t c h u rc h on N. Second avenue. donees, e stim a te d to ta l $137.220.
M a y — 13 p e rm its issued, s ix r e s i­ fo r A u g u s t 3 a nd 4 a nd th e p u b ­
T w o o f th e bovs w e re ca u g h t bv
lic is in v ite d to th e c a m fir c c e re ­
e m p lo y e s at th e y a rd and tu rn e d dences, e s tim a te d to ta l $117.100.
Ju n e — 'N in e
p e rm its , one re s i­ m o n y th e e v e n in g o f A u g u s t 3.
o v e r to c it v p o lic e w h o re fe rre d
A d u lt le a d e rs h ip f o r
th e
t r ip
th e ease to H a ro ld M e y e r, county dence. e s tim a te d to ta l $5850.
w h ic h w ill s ta rt A u g u s t
11 a re
p ro b a tio n o ffic e r. F iv e o th e r ju v e ­
Easter.
W
a
lk
e
r.
B
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b
B
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is
to
l
a nd
n ile s w e re
nam ed as in v o lv e d .
T ed G a rd n e r.
M o v e r said th e seven have been
placed on p ro b a tio n a nd fo rb id d e n
to p la y in the pole y a rd . O n lv p a rt
o f th e to o ls have been reco ve re d .
D am age to Ihe tru c k w ir in g was
e s tim a te d at $60 b y A rm s tro n g .
City Awards
Contract for
Street Paving
County Farm
Workers' Camp
Nearly Finished
. ......ruin.
Five District
School Merger
Reversal Seen
Grand Jurors
Indict Three
ce>i- Seoul M eeting
A tten d an ce Good
Seven Caught
For Vandalism
Press Run This Issue 5600
State School Funds
Received by County
County Road Department
Launches Oiling Program
W a s h in g to n c o u n ty roa d d e p a rt­
m en t la s t w eek la u n c h e d its su tn -
W a s h in g to n c o u n ty 's s h a re o f the I m e r o ilin g p ro g ra m , s ta rtin g w ith
state ir re d u c ib le school fu n d fo r a s tre tc h cn th e W a lk e r road fro m
the 1946-47 school ve a r. a m o u n tin g near tlic in te rs e c tio n w ith Ktmonica
to $11.325 86. was
re c e iv e d
last road to B arnes school, a c c o rd in g
week
a c c o rd in g
to
A u s tin
T to C o u n tv R o a d m a ste r Ross H a rt-
S c ra ffo rd T h e fu n d s are b e in g d is ­ rantpf.
A n e w road p ro g ra m is to be fo l-
tr ib u te d on th e basis o f 91 cents
t>cr census c h ild in
tiie
v a rio u s , lo w e d th is s u m m e r w it h o il to be
used fo r m a in te n a n c e purposes on
d is tric ts , he said
H ills b o ro e le m e n ta ry d i s t r i c t e x is tin g roads instead o f o ilin g o f
w ill, i census o f 1606 w i l l re c e iv e n e w s tre tch e s o f road as in th e
oast fe w yeai -, H a r tia m p f
said
$1.461 46 fro m th e fu n d .
“ B v fo llo w in g such a u ro g ra m fo r
1 th is v e a r w e feel w c w ill cut d o w n
on fu tu re m a in te n a n c e costs on
c o u n ty roads." he said
T h e c o u n tv had h e a v y m a in te n ­
Sp rrtH re .ii'ts on an V e ils
ance costs d u rin g th e w in te r p a tc h ­
classified ad to sell a three-
in g o ile d roads The present p o lic y
piece bedroom suite, mattress
w ill be fo r se a lin g ut, th e poorest
n n l .pi m g s w e ie reported bv
roa d s fir s t. A tw o -in c h th ic k n e s s
M rs W I I lla ll of H illsboro
o f road m ix is b e in g placed on th e
T he artieles w ere sold bv 10:30
W a lk e r road s tre tc h o f a b o u t a
of the morning Ihe paper eam r
m ile . T in s road b ro k e d o w n be­
out. It was o rig in a lly ordered
cause it d id n o t h a v e e n o u g h base
run u ntil ordered out. but onr
u n d e r th e o rig in a l surface.
A q u a rte i - m ile se ctio n r u n n in g
lim e was s u ffirirn t to bring
I Cslll, ,
»vest o f B e rn a rd s c in e r n o rth o f
I lie large proven < ir< ulatiou
B e a v e rto n , has been s a c rific e d and
of »be
V g u s In W ashington
road m ix added
The countv road department last
count» i .u re . 'he b t» ( c! tn rr-
Rcdroom Suite Sold
Fast Through Ad
ktts thrs'ggh the Argus classi­
fied pages.
lo w n roa d less lh a n a m ile fro m
th e M u ltn o m a h c o u n tv lin e w ith a
50 -fo o t s tru c tu re T h e b rid g e is be­
in g le n g th e n e d to c u t d o w n on the
h e ig h ts o f b u lk h e a d ' A f i l l is also
be in g w id e n e d H a r tia m p f sa id the
b rid g e w ill p ro b a b ly be open to
t r a f f ic th e la tte r p a rt o f th is w eek.
A w oo d e n b rid g e on S tra sscl
roa d west o f B u x to n was r c c c n tlv
re p la ce d w ith a co n cre te c u lv e rt.
"T e n such s tru c tu re s have been re ­
placed w ith c u lv e rts d u r in g th e
past v e a r," th e ro a d m a s te r said
H a r tia m p f o u tlin e d th e p ro te -
d iire fo r people to fo llo w w h e n n e w
c u lv e rts are d e sire d fo r p riv a te
ro a d w a y s T h e y s h o u ld c o n ta c t the
, o u n tv road d e p a rtm e n t to fin d o u t
w hat size is re q u ire d T h e c itiz e n
then o rd e rs th e c u lv e rt, fro m a tile
com pany, pavs fo r it. a n d n o t if ie ,
the road d e p a rtm e n t T h e c o u n ty
w ill get th e c u lv e r t fro m th e tile
com pany, m a k e th e necessary f i l l ,
and ro c k it to th e p ro p e r ty lin e
H a r tia m p f
re p o rte d
th a t
th e
c o u n tv has secured a n e w tr a n s it
i o liv e . I i b l e
M ic h ig a n
c ra n e and
shovel Tins has a th re e -e ig h th s o |
a v a rd cubic shove) and a 9 0 -fo o t
t.ane "ith 10-foot extension The
erk on replacing a I cotinty road decartment at present
42-foot wooden bridge on German- has approximately 60 employes.
w eek ¿tar'ed