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H IL L S B O R O A R G U S
T h u r s d a y . A u g u st 22. 1940
Cornelius Girl
Makes U. S. Tour
M isk D orothy P h illip - d au g h ter
Of Mr. an d Mrs Fr.ii.» Phillip*
ro u te 1. C ornelius, left A ugust 14
to r a th re e m onths to u r of the
U nited S tates
F rancis B arr has been advanced
from m anager of the H illsboro
M ayflow er milk id.m t of the D .un
.C o o p erativ e association Io the pottl
lion of office m anager of the Max
flow er plant at V ancouver. Wash
He w ill be succeeded as m anager
here by N orm an I*’ l.vH tanc ot
V ancouver, w ho is on t im inal
i leave a fte r th ree ve.o s service in
the arm v including 20 m onths in
tne A siatic Pacific th e a tre w ith the
33rd m fanlrv division
B arr, a long tim e result nt of
H illsboro, has m oved w ith his fam
ilv to tin* Fred W eldon place at
Hock C reek to live tem porarily
until ii house can In* o b tained in
Vane m ver He o p erated the Gold
l.eaf Dairy h ere foi eight years and
com m ut'd as plant m anager after
•»elhiu to th e D airy C o-op about a
vear ago.
I.eB lanc w ill m ove h 'r e w ith his
w ife and th ree ch ild ren as soon
as housing can b< secured
V isit the Johnston»—
Mr. and Mrs. I. S C am pbell on a
re c e n t tr ip t> Bend. C ra te r lik e
H a m a th Falls and tiier places vis
ite d 'Mr and Mrs 1, A Jo h n '
¡.t C h iliq u in . T he .1 dm stons fo rm er
ly Jived in Hill.-b.ir> w hen M r
Jo h n sto n was w ith the eountv en g i
n e e r» office.
WF.S1’ UNION
u* >« f
tiiNlrut No I. s c h o o l s w i l l « 'p o n
Scpti'iiib i
T f.u'hfi .
b • ii
furoti foi .»II the sclioo, • cxc« i»l
I h h c t i.t
A tf.u 'h fi is still
cd for Iherv
Mis Hill Koch of Fn^cnc or'it
flic p.ist w••vk with h o Msici Mi
llcrin.iii Schm idt of Hus couim uiu
tv.
Mi amt M i- H <’ Folk h o c
IhOi nephew Jack Hupp Ot Scuttle
i.s a «nest Jack will u iu a iii until
S eptontici I.
M s
H oi
d.»vs ,»t the
w o ’k
it
i ’ia .e Shut n Cases and Nancy B ennett, back row F rances W arrens, Ann Meyer. H elen K trkw ald. Jo an
Mer.eu.i!. Maty Ja n e K ovaly. M arjorie F orsyth, G eneva M cC lure and C harlotte G raham
maun, n
Mr Rit
’ and ushc
i and Eve
A lexandt
A rec<
church p.
ing the cerem ony.
Misses Ju a n ita Ca
land and M argaret B
nelius. poured. Mrs.
and Mrs. Bessie Haney
cake, assisted by Mrs
Vanuenoei g. and the Mi:
and V irginia V andehey.
T he young couple left on a h oney
moon trip to C ra te r lake. O regon
caves. C alifornia ana O regon beacn-
es. Upon Iheir re tu rn they will
m ake th eir home on the W illis farm
n ear Forest Grove.
F o r going aw ay, th e b rid e w ore
a navy blue suit w ith w hite acces
sories. and fuchsia tub ero u s be
gonia corsage.
The bride and bridegroom are
graduates of Forest G rove union
high school. The bride g rad u ated
at O regon College of Eduction and
is now. m usic in stru cto r in H.lls-
d o ro elem entary schools. S he is a
m em ber ot Sigm a Epsilon Pi and
O nncron Pi Omega. Mr. W illis re
cently retu rn ed irom A friea Euro-
Kate Iwasaki find
Takeo Yoshihara
Wed at Ontario
Senator Morse and
Family Guests Here
Local Boy Scouts
Having Nice Trip;
fill Hands Well
.M a in
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McAlister's
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Move to Forest Grove
pent
th ic e
bc.ichc* l e t
PRO M PT
S E R V IC E
('h ro n u iln x and ( a i r e d K r p l a c r i n r n t I l i l t s A t a l l a l d r
for A ll Katifea. F«(lmat<*« G la d ly G iven.
M O D E R N IZ E Y O U R O L D R A N G E
M e d a ls
A nother v eteran of long service
i is Ed M Jan n sen . w ho finished as
a m ajor in the arm v a ir force after
i five and a half vears in service
D uring one y ear of overseas dutv
in the ETO Ja n n s e n w ent on (»a
air m issions and collected a chest
full of medaLs and fo rtu n ateIv no
w ounds He won the C roix De
G uerre. Silvei S tar. A ir m edal w ith
12 oak leaf clusters. DFC and oak
leaf clu ster and others
A nother C roix D eG uerre (cross
<f w ar) m edal wai bestowed b\
the F rench to W illiam C y ru s J r .
who w as discharged as an arm v
sergeant a fte r 26 m onths of o v e r
seas dutv <30 m onths in uniform ».
C vrus won the P urple Heart
G eorge W Boyd, one of the four
Alcoa m ajors, was in th e service
»5 m onths w ith 40 m onths overseas
w ith the 41st division He c o llect
ed the B ronze star. S ilv er star.
P u rp le H eart and o th e r m edals
M aurice 1 S trait, an a i r forces 1st
I.t . collected the DFC w ith one
d u s te r and a ir m edal w ith three
.dusters and others. R o tx rt H arvey
won the B ronze sta r w ith tw o
b attle stars. He was discharged as
in arm v serg ean t a fte r 42 m onths
in service. 18 overseas
A nother Alcoa m ajor. C harles
M unford, served 63 m o n th s w i t h 3 2
m onths f that tim e ovi iseai He
was w ith the 13th a ir force in the
South Pacific.
T he above w ill give read ers a
rough idea of w hat the Alcoa boys
did in service, considering th a t the
th e a tre ribbons. V ictory m edals
good conduct m edal -, and such .ire
not listed anrl that the liat of tnalor
V. S S e n a to r and Mrs W ayne
Morse and d au g h ter Nancy of E u
gene w ere guests S atu rd ay o f M r
and Mrs C T R ichards n of H ills
A b eau tifu l setting , f w hite and boro In th e evening they atten d ed
Hill lo ro d istrict Bov Sc ut> arc
d<
I ■ le Won a no host pot-luck picnic a! Forest hav og a wonderful tune on their
cn s club house of O ntario, (or the Hills G olf club, w here he inform ally Ycl. w slone trip and all hand are
w eld in g of M.ss K ate Iw asaki. discussed n ational problem s.
w . II, B rv.m W alker, field executive,
Iaug iter 1 Mr an i Mi s B Y Iwa-
to.d Mis
W alker ’bv telephone
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Hil
m d Mi raki
Tuesday tight
Y oshihara. son of Mr and M rsT
'l tie boys ami . hilt leaders spent
Y oshihara of O ntario. S unday a f
G urnet G uild, w ho re c e n t two hours going th ro u g h the An-
ternoon. A ugust 18. at 5 o clock. ly Miss
re tu rn e d to her hom e in ScholLs aeoilda sm elters • a w< ek ago Tuv>
HARMLESS
Rev. Shroaia read the service b e after
eight years in P alestine as a day and w ere al
•ill vyva d u rin g the
fore a large g ro u p of friends an d teacher,
the tw o last v ears being t i u r 'I lie) sj.ci t the night at B utte,
relatives.
NON-INFLAMMABLE
spent north of Palestine, w ill be M mt . an ! me n ext day drove to
The bride, given in m arriag e by [he sp eak er next W ednesday a fte r 'lo w e r tails in
Tlie boys
her father, was d ressed in w hite, noon at the m eeting of C ircle Two. fished oil the f the parx
fishing bridge
lace, with a long flowing tram, WSCS. al the M ethodist church at Yellowstone inous
he next day
an d a fin g er-tip veil, styled m a The m eeting is called for 2:30. and and also w ent i lake
>w i;nm :n: W alke/
Ju lie t cap She carried a bouquet m em bers an d friends a re in v ited rep o rted that i-i
they cau g h t enough
to attend.
of gladioli and stephanotis.
fish to feed nc group.
Miss Ava Iw asaki. sister of the
Then foil. ed a ja u n t to the
bride, w as m aid of honor. She
T. ion in.
nd a re tu rn trip
w ore a pink net dress and c a r
to
Ol .I K ithful
the I9th. The
Mr. and M rs
D
O tis S m ith car av
ried a nosegay o i pastel sw eet-
itia ,
peas. carn atio n s and gladioli Miss moved M onday to a new ly p u r Tw in Fall • and
scheduled to
Taka I w asaki and Miss F usako chased hom e at F orest G rove, and Ui'i I Vi'
i . t Weu
d eras X- Y oshihara w ere bridesm aids, and on T uesday left for a vacation it hesau;
Kav specialist in the arm y m edical w ere dressed in blue net w ith nose Victoria and V ancouver. B. C. Mrs
V. .
t officials c un
corps.
Sm ith, who recently m ade a co
gays of c arn atio n s and gladioli.
pleine ed the Sc outs highly O il
O ut of tow n gusest w ere Miss
Mr. Shiz H arada acted as best p a rtn e r of her son. W ard McK.il-
M ADI
havior.
I
□ Ulti
i C ura Willis of S eattle. Wash . Mrs man M essrs A kira Iw asaki and son, in D orothy's D ress Shop, had tf.v.r
• V TM I
» exnrt m <I Bu
Il S tew art of Eugene. B Oppek of G eorge N akajim a served as ushers purchased a hom e here, but could
,( I iw .ii (1 • .>> '< p a r t i a l
not
get
electricity
M AKERS
in
stalled
for
n
nduct
Salem , and Mr and Mrs F red Wil
A reception was held at the club
Tw o form er em ployees P aul Bis
the
lis of P ortland.
house f- ¡lowing tin w edding Miss several m onths.
hop and H erb ert N i c r r n a n . a r e now
Mary W akasugi cut the w edding
in
service F ight com pany men are
cake, w ith Miss C hivo Yam aha C alifo rn ians V is it Here—
• t present em ployed in Ala.sk.i and
Home from Vacation—
assisting.
Mr and Mrs. L R. Ingle
the facts about the length of tim e
Radio Tubes and Batteries
T he young couple are honeym oon C am bria. Cal . form erly of B
M csdames A. W. H Cfman. Zola
Me
dau.
in service, overseas dutv. and med-
R A D IO R E P A IR
M >rgan. and F ran k C hatas of Salem ing in Salt L.ike Cniy. Utah, after a rriv ed the last of tr
V. eei
' L», linei, a ds these m en have won are not
w hich they will tem p o rarily m ake visit Mr. Ingles’ brother in-law* <nd
I944J
t St.m - available
327 E. M ain
P h o n e 3684 re tu rn e d F rid ay nig h t from a tw ■ th
e ir hom e in O ntario.
sister, M; and Mrs T< in Go<
w eeks' vacation at Mt. B aker. S e
«»din.
S uffice to sav. the above listed
H illsb o ro , O re g o n
Mrs. T akeo Y oshihara is a g ra d of n ear H illsboro, his aster, M
attle. Wash.. V ancouver and Vic
Vunpcrt
w nere p artial service records of the A l
uate of the class of 1940 of H ills C arrie McGill of Bank
toria. B. C.
o th er
w ill be Bn
m ental coa w ar vets an d the policy of the
boro h ig h school, and g rad u ated relativ es and friends in the B anks
guidance w ork n th tne com pany to w ard h irin g of e x -s e r
from H am line u n iv ersity in Si. com m unity They w ere act nipan*
and r< m edial reading vicem en speak for them aelvcs.
Paul. M inn., last Ja n u a ry She m a ted by th eir g randchildren A ndrew .
art S ep tem b er
jo red in sociology Mr Y oshihara Jim and C arol Sabo, and 'A..I
grad u ated from U niv ersity of W ash visit Mr. Ingles' br '.her-in-law and
ington in 1939. m ajo rin g in b u si sister. Mr and Mrs. Wc- Schlegel,
ness.
at O lympia.. Wash., and Mrs Ingl< -
Misses Peggy C hapm an. M um
relatives at C hehalis. Wash.
C rockett and
oria Bat'.a w ere
( C o n t in u e rrom page n
Mrs. ( u rrin Hostess—
fur a
irprise china and
■
Mrs. H W. C u rrtn hud as he-
stai show er in honor of Miss ! d u b com m ittee H- ask*
those plan
guest last w eek. M rs H elen K il Pat H urd, bride-c
of Jam es nm g to show hobbies tii.it
w rite in. giv-
A bout 18 girls w ere p resen t
W eil’s D ep artm en t sto re e n te r p a tric k of the extension division Ab
I
mg
a
»brief
descrip
tio
n
<
f the ex
Mr an i at
Was held at | hibit and th e probuble space
tained em ployees and fam ilies at >f University "f Oregon
that
ipni,
W ednesday ' w ill be req u ired . Hobby di ••plays
its an n u al picnic T u esd ... night Mrs. C u rrin and th e ir guest spent
the w eek-end a t th eir cottage at
Au
14
The
honoree
'
H
Gol
A
:
W e ju s t re c e iv e d a big a s s o r tm e n t of la rg e a n d
m ay l>e b ro u g h t in reg ard less of
gifts.
teous chicken d in n er was served B arview . T h eir dau g h ter. Mrs W
w h eth er rj>ace has been reserved
a: 6 30 on the t-reen law n u n der T Robbins, and h e r d a u g h te r C a r
sm a ll lu e ite fra m e s —a n d re a s o n a b ly priced .
and a space w ill he found
ol Je a n w e re vacationers at the
the trees n ear th e clu b house.
No en try fee w ill he ch arg ed for
C
urrtn
cottage
last
w
eek
and
had
G am es and dancing c »mpleted as th eir guests. Mr. and Mrs. H ar
H oby Hall ” C< rtificates •>( m erit
the evening's en tertain m en t. A bout ald
M
1 M
F I. E n ck>on are w ill be aw ard ed in th e various di
Jen sen and son Je rry .
35 atten d ed the p arty .
eceiving felici tuttofi.-, oll the b irth vision ini te id of ca h prizei
Home from V isit—
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f .i daughter. Augiwt 14. at Etnan-
Whole upper floor < f the Farm
Mi. Frank Barr at I hi
if! b j.'p iia l n i l'ortl.ina. Mr and U nion building will be given over
W alt
McK
etu
,Ii'
G
eorge
Erick.-on
a
to
'H obby H all.'' an 1 special pre
re
grand-
h . E. mcmullen , P ro p .
n d ay night from a week's
areutb.
M :.
..I
Jo h
H ills S w u ith
cautions .n e being ta k e n to guard
Mr
and
Mrs.
Dale
T
hrork-
bo ro are ex pected hom e Friday m orton 'D iro th y B a rn a t K l i m
' igainst theft or dam age of exhi
109 S. 2 nd A ve.
H IL L S B O R O
P h o n e 3571
from a w eek's vacation in San ath Falls, a id M r and Mr- .1
b it- G lass cases a re being provided
Francisco. T hey m ade the trip hot 1
to protect fragile and valuable col
B arr and in fa n t son at Medford.
w ays by plane.
lections M rs
W H M cNav
f
Mr.
and
Mrs
A
u
b
rt
B
ik
e
r
of
C alled to C a lifo rn ia —
L aurel has been secured as su p e r
P
o
rtlan
d
are
rcceivin
congratu-
Mr. an d Mrs. Ben Jackson were
visor of the show and w ill lie on
lations on the b irth of
dau g h ter.
called to San Mateo. Cal . A u a u :"
d u rin g the event
J u lie Ann. A ugust 26 at Wilcox d u E ty ntries
by the illness of Mr. Jackson
in "Holuby H all'' w ill tie
and Mrs divided into senior and ju n io r d i
d aughter K athryn. W hile there e M em orial hospital. Mi
HilGboro, visions for th e judging S enior g en
un d erw en t a m ajo r operation in H. C. Bak . :
San
Francisco.
T hey returned ure grandparents.
eral hobby division includes c re
hom e M onday evening.
ative 'h a n d iw o rk of the exhibit: ri
IF AN EMPLOYEE
and collections of any kind A ntique
H ere f rom H eppner —
If
you
work
for
a
man.
in
heav-
division
w ill include genera! a n
Mr. and Mrs. E E Edward.- ,i n's nam e w ork for turn If he nays
tique collections, and W ashington
H eppner a rriv ed T hursday to
• ages th at supply vou vour bread count..- relics and historical pieces
it Mrs. E dw ards' brother. Joint
b u tter, w ork for turn, speak A nother senior division co v ers pho
Lorsung. and fam ily. M r E d ard- .nd
•ell of him. think well of him . tography.
w as taken to the Jones hosj
land by him , and stan d by the
J u n io r division includes c re a
w here he u nderw ent a m ajor
institution he represents. I think if
eraticn M onday, the .second in 1 w orked for a man I would w ork tive. collcctior s of .11 kinds and
p
h
o to g rap h y T his division, will in
th ree and one-naif m onths.
(or him I w ould not w ork for him clude hobbies of boy:, and girls
part of the lim e b u t all of Ins tim e u n d er 18 y ears of age nr regslered
B irthdays < eleb rated —
Mrs. C arl M illet en tertain ed • v-th I w ould give an undivided service in a grade or high school
ir none. If pul to a pinch, an ounce
a law n party T hursday in celcor
V eterans are being encouraged to
tion of tne b irth d ay s of her daugt, of loyalty is w orth a pound of ex h ib it trophies of the recent war
lcverness.
If
you
m
ust
vilify,
con
ters, .Mary C arline and Jean, wit
T his is expected to a ttra c t consid
S p e c ia ls fo r F rid a y , S a tu r d a y a n d M o n d ay , A u g u st 23, 24, a n d 26
35 in attendance. She was a - ed demn. and e tern ally disparage, w hy erable public interest.
by Mrs C lem ent B ostad and Mrs. resign your position, and when
"H obby H all" has been co m p lete
you arc outside, dam n to vour
Ja c k B ertalot.
re p a in te d and readied for th e
t,cart's content But. I prav vou. so ly
fair.
Rev. Bocal S p eak er—
long as yon arc part of an in s titu
Rev. Dan Bocat. assistant m ini tion. do not condem n it. Not that
I F YOU HAVE SOM ETHING
ster at St. S tephens
cathedral, you w ill in ju re th in titu 'io n - not
TO sell and a re In a big h u r
P ortland, will conduct the servic th a t- -but when you disparage the
ry to sell It. let the classified
es at All S aints Episcopal church concern of w hich vou arc a part,
S w e e t— R ed R ip e
Sunday m orning at 9:30
ad v ertisin g d e p a rtm e n t of tne
vou disparage yourself
E lbert
H ubbard
H illsboro A rgus p ro v e its a b il
V acationing at R ockaw ay—
ity as a speedy and efficient
B u tte r W a fe rs E x c e lle n t
Mrs. Ethel P ow ers is spending
A ll local, social and fra te r
sales m edium .
if
the week w ith Mr Rozai Ca
nal news should he turned in
fo r sn a c k s o r w ith so u p
lb. pkg.
-md d au g h ter a t Rockaway. She
at the Argus for publication in
People who object to we,n in:'
. expects to re tu rn hom e Sunday
th a t w eek not later than 'lues-
Iheir h eart on th en sleeve usually
G in g h a m
Visits iii M ontana—
day and e a rlie r If possible.
tf
w
ear
th eir liv er (lin e
Joe McCoy left M onday mornim i
T o ilet
ro lls
, for Billings, Mont., w here he will
1 visit S tanley E nglehardt. son of
Mr. and Mrs J E nglehardt. form
erly of H illsboro.
W h ile it L asts!
I’rodm . i'r a iu r r , for F rid a . S atu rd ay Only
Idahoans Visit H ere—
C R O W N F A M IL Y
IO I» K i l l
I Mr. and Mrs. E arl Reedv of
, B urley. Idaho,
w ere
week end
-ocal
guests of Mr. and M rs Jack Bert
alot.
SW1 FT
B ertalot in H ospital--
Thick m ealed LB
LeRoy B ertalot. son of Mi and
Mrs. Jack B ertalot underw ent a
LARGE SL'NKlST
246 E. M ain
H ills b o ro
P h o n e 651
lb. back
m
ajor
operation M onday in a P or'
Full of juice —DOZEN
land hospital.
c e l S e e d ie :
S trom m er fa m ily R eturns—
H U N T 'S T O M A T O S A U C E
lb. sa c k
Pound
Mrs. M L. S trornm er and ch il
d ren retu rn ed home last
'l e k
P IC T S W E E T C O R N , rro d m sty le
from a vacation at Hcod s C anal m
B orden
oi.
Washington.
Betty
cktail
J it
C H IL I CO N C A R N E
Crock
H em e fiom H ospital—
23c
All .a rie tte .
Vegetal ble Nr,odie or
Mr. t d n i Bagley, vho h i i< n
mp
ill m S m ith's hospital the pa. t
R O R D E N S IN S T A N T C O F F E E
lb. 39c
Del Monte
No.
M ech an ic
m onth, was t iken home Tu .d iy
( ream Style
(all
and is convalescing
Mt Hood
C H A SE & SA N BO RN C O FFE E
2 lbs. 69c
Nelimidt in H ospital—
Ju liu s Schm idt ,,f H elvetia r in
(, —» .
■■■ . - •
- ,
-I
.
„ ... , ' ■ .., 1
1-
the Good S am aritan hospital in
P ortland, recuperating from ., m a
jor operation
ta k e n Io H ospital—
Mi.
Nora C ostelloe ■■ i taken
Miss Guild Speaker
( li'.ji'ii
ELECTRIC RANGE and
WATER HEATER REPAIRS
(< om iiiued rrom page It
c e h e d a special com m endation for
effective gu n n ery at Co; regidor
(girl* it Camp Adahi are ready to leave on a short camping
kneeling Barbara Senko, Donna Dtelai Janet Goodrich. Eileen Van-
Z n ic h e r
Fh^fit 11 .»mint uml<
Gl
ot a
p? rl«ht* Il el It
la .t
nninion.il
» I
w tien J.m u r i f t j i
>ni II
. ved
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In
liti
w<’ srrv l <’.
< II.ip» < ►stun •. •I” aiti r
(►sitimi s.mt
h ih ju st re<
lin ai appi »vat
■
Ing V eto n y ile - n in i Ibis
te
of
elm’ibilHv
get I I c o tifle a i
I he V eto ins' aib n m isliu t ioti
of tra m i n u e ìi in i n »\ e i i,u
$.MM) t » a iiLi m unì of S’MH i »
Urne im puti t !
ml \ v e i e
i e< I’ IV * t he pi I vat Ilo
n
I*
3»
to
il» h uin
from
H ap s FIvin !
.« ff »
Flving sci
I with I ntn.in
A man w ho won t f ice ip to
ow n failures hu* no answi r foi
failures
tin- world
Alcoa Co. Hires
Many War Vets
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when vou first drive in.
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m ight he w n e ro let m ch e tk over (he “old
b u s” before you go.
Qualify Meals al Low Prices
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Superior Market
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CANTALOUPES
LEMONS
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SPREADS
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