The Hillsboro argus., November 21, 1946, Image 1

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• City Awards
Contract For
Water Pipe
THE WEATHER
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Attend A nnual
Firem en's Dance
diH .huid. Oregon, Thui ilav, Nov
F irem ens Ball
Next Wednesday
fit Shutc Park
Portland Concern ha»
Low Bid of $206,445;
Four Finn« Bid
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bid«
p ip - \ a i II he H id fr urn th e
■wt end o f the I ’ S L o rd vo in p a «
( d i i i i . u t , at the ju n c tio n o f th e
un h ig h w a y fio rn For eat f i r ve
Y .n n h lll and the B u tto n v a lle y
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Bright Outlook
Predicted for
County Farming
27
ut
S n it.
played ut
hu m ilie r,
D illo n Miiid * We re ex pec
birgejd cro w d e ve r to .itti
event
E a rly t cket s il< » ha vi
good
H i Reta m
On Centn .
c o u n tin g ta x E n tir e
go fo r
b e n e fit o f t ile
II
V-» u n te c i F ir e d e ju r t r n c n t
i ving - i the - wn n i t u
I 'I lio n a n
W H <; b e lrn a n . J
1 h o m .n a n d E a rl F u lm e r
B
TYV Has Only
One Friday Tilt;
Spartans Idle
T illa m o o k
ed
to nw> t on
F rid a s n ig h t
Van n il valles
w eek a» the ci
w ill
1
o th e
as g iv e n a
id in g pipe
I s in
it on a • 1 1 I h o f about
ih * , f i o r i i one m ile west o f
> r«» 'Ih m par o f the p u lir c i
x ir n a te ly t o -th ird .s corn-
fo r
Fourth Position in
League at Stake;
Rivals Play Here
i u k u u d lto i ¡in n
p , f| | , t f.,i f i
h o u r* u e e u rd ln g to K m - C h ie f W il
hiu D illo n «dun rm . m o th e
»in
in itte e in ( h in g e i f u i r in g e in e r it-
M i i - h w i l l he fu r n iK ’ ie d h v B »1
ton Mi M u h o p x p o p u la r i
i ¡>ier<
I u «> t h ir d s F in is h e d
p 3 L o r d e o rn p a n v
i> t fo r b o th p r
f p ip e at
a to ta l o f S iiti
17.775 w o r th
la t e .»f SH 85
Thr ec Sections -22 Pa^es
1 h i 4 6 th a n n u a l p re 'I' u tn k .p v in
b ill
sp H iN o re d
H i I I x jo . V o!
u n ti
Bir«- d e p iir ir n e n t
'ill /
u ii d i i w n . i t U o c lo c k n e x t W . d i <
c ity
with .«ppi ( » x iin .itily
m ile . '
lu m e
I’ I I
l.r a g u r
M a n d in i«
W
I.
Spartans To
Face Vikings
Next Week
r
th
I »»wit G ro s
Til!a»ti<><>k
W c«i I .i n n
Tl««nl
M M in n v d le . G riz z lie s .
T Y V league a lre a d y won
Second ve a r w ith six w in s
loam . and w ith th e d is tr ic t 3 t it le
w o n as a re s u lt o f g e ttin g th e de
visio n o v e r Eugene h ig h la st F rid a y
n ig h t, w ill face the (» ra n t Iwirfi
G e n era ls in P o rtla n d in a send
fin a l game o f the st ite ¡»rep p la y
o ffs
O n ly
ta m e l< f t
• TV v
league s c h e d u le a ft e r th e T illa m o o k
N e w b e rg m ix w ill be th e a n n u .il
T h a n k s g iv in g Dav co n test b etw een
Hi
I
\
T h e S p a rtan s o f H ills b o ro h ig h
and th e V ik in g s o f F ore st G ro v e ,
riv a ls since b e fo re W o rld W a r I.
w ill come to g rip s in th e ir a n ­
n u a l tr a d itio n a l T h a n k s g iv in g D ay
g rid iro n
b a ttle
next
T h u rs d a y
m o rn in g . N v e m b e r 28. on th e H i l ­
h i a th le tic f ie ld S ta r tin g tim e : 11
o 'clo ck.
G iv in g f u r th e r in te re s t
to
th e
tim e -h o n o re d fe u d is th e fa c t th a t
fo u rth place w ill be a t s ta ke in
the T u a la tin - Y a m h ill v a lle y league
race fo r th e w in n e r p ro v id e d N e w ­
b e rg does th e e xp e cte d a nd d e fea ts
T illa m o o k F rid a y to c lin c h t h ir d
p o sitio n .
29th .Meeting
In p re v io u s ye a rs H ilh i a n d F o r­
est G rove have m et w it h th e S p a r­
tans h o ld in g a b e tte r p o s itio n in
th e T Y V league b u t th e 29th m e e t­
in g o f th e r iv a ls fin d s b o th at th e
a<M) m a rk w it h th e ir w in s and loss­
es b a la n c in g .
H ilh i, coached b v J im D a v is , has
p ro v e d to h a ve a m ore p o te n t o f ­
fense. s c o rin g 149 p o in ts in w in n in g
fiv e o f its e ig h t sta rts , w h ile th e
V ik in a s have r o lle d up o n ly 71 t a l­
lies in e ig h t s ta rts w h ile p o s tin g
a re c o rd o f tw o w in s , f o u r losses
a n d tw o ties.
F ore st G ro v e , w ith its b e e fy lin e
p ro v id in g
a
s to p p e r
to
enem y
p la y s , has p ile d u p a s tro n g e r
d e fe n s iv e re c o rd , y ie ld in g 82 p o in ts
w h ile H ills b o ro has had 121 p o in ts
scored b y op p on e n ts.
v mings Im p ro ve
In e
V o tin g s , coached b y A r t
B ra c n m a n n . n a ve com e s tro n g in
re c e n t games a lte r a w e a k s ta rt.
A lt e r h o ld in g tn e
h ig h ly
to u te d
ix e w D e ig e le v e n to o n ly one to u c n -
a o w n . F o re s t G ro v e lo u g h t B e a v e r­
to n to a i —a ll tie . la o tn o f those
teams s o u n d ly tro u n c e d H iin i. F o r ­
est G ro v e tn e n tr im m e d T illa m o o k ,
it) to 0, a n d in its la s t s ta rt d o w n e d
T ig a rd . 25 to 0.
m e S p a rtan s, e m p lo y in g a s in ­
g le w in g o lle n s e . w m e n
has
at
i»..ies c.iCKeu w n n a nnesse, h a v e
iM iie d up triu m p n s o v e r iv u lw a u -
m . n g a r d , iiiiu in o o K . w e s t iu n n
ana rvs.uria . s c o rin g a t le a st tu rc e
to u c h d o w n s a g a in s t each team .
tspuric o i m e M ilis o o ro o lle n s e
is »»nite L a u u , t r ip le th re a t le it
n a if.
C a p ta in B in y
D a v is ,
w ho
i.as been on m e s id e lin e s in re c e n t
we ns w n n a lo o t in ju r y b u t is e x ­
pected io oe re a u y lo r a c tio n n e x t
m u - s u a y , is a s ta n d o u t t o r m u
v iK.ngo. A c t iv it y o f tnese riv a s
b a c x iie ld aces is e xp e cte d to p ro ­
v id e la n s w im a tiu m o e r o f t h r ills .
£>otn a re p a cke d u p w it n m ates
w n o a re s tro n g in tn e v it a l b lo c k -
in g a n a ta c k lin g aspects ox tn e
game.
opartans A head
in ¿o ^ m e e tin g s b e tw e e n F o re s t
G ra v e a n d H u m on th e g r id ir o n
tn e b p a rta n s n a v e com e o u t anead
l 1, tim es,
ih e V ik in g s n a v e w o n
I rune, a n d tw o b u ttie s w e re ties,
n iiis b o io has h a d a il th e best o f
the c o m p e titio n in re c e n t years,
w in n in g nJ o u t o f th e
la s t
11
| games.
fo r e s t G ro v e b ro k e an e ig h t-
game H ilh i w in n in g s tre a k in 1943
o y tr iu m p n in g . 7 to 2. in an upset,
i t>ut tn e b p a rta n s re tu rn e d to t n e ir
w in n in g w a ys in 1944 by w in n in g ,
34 to 6. a n d fo llo w e d th a t la s t
y e a r w it h a 2 1 -to -0 t r iu m p h a t F o r ­
est G rove .
E a rly ye a rs o f th e lo n g r iv a lr y
fa v o re d th e V ik in g s .
F ir s t gam e
b e tw e e n th e team s back in 1916
re s u lte d in a 73-to-0 v ic t o r y f o r
th o V ik in g s . N o gam e w a s p la y e d
tn e fo llo w in g y e a r, b u t in 191»
f o r e s t G ro v e came th ro u g h w it h a
37-to-3 tr iu m p h . T h e r iv a ls d id p o t
p la y in 1919, b u t in 1920 i t w a s
th e V ik in g s a g a in b y a 47-to-O m a r ­
gin.
A f t e r th a t b ig s ta rt in th e r iv a lr y
F o re s t G ro v e h a d su ch a le a d on
to ta l p o in ts scored i t w a s n 't u n t il
la st y e a r th a t H ilh i c a u g h t u p a n d
w e n t ahead. T h e S p a rta n s go in to
n e x t T h u rs d a y 's gam e w it h a le a d
o f 291 to 280 on to ta l p o in ts sco re d
in th e 3 0 -ye a r s tru g g le
o f th e
teams.
Seven s e n io r le tte rm e n w i l l be
p la y in g th e ir la s t games f o r H ilh i
next
T h u rs d a y . T h e y a re : K e n
B ra n d a w ,
Tom
C a lla h a n .
D ave
E h e le r.
F o rre s t
H e n n in g .
W illie
L a n d . J a c k S h e a re r a nd W a lla c e
S ig le r. T h re e o th e r se n io rs a rc on
th e squad o f 45: D ic k K n ig h t. R a y
M cC a nn a nd J im S to lle r.
Season's re c o rd s o f th e team s:
F o re s t G ro v e
8 Scappoose 19
0 M c M in n v ille 25
12 W est L in n 12
0 M ilw a u k ie 13
0 N e w b e rg 6
7 B e a v e rto n 7
19 T illa m o o k 0
25 T ig a r d 0
H ills b o ro
19 M ilw a u k ie 13
20 T ig a rd 0
0 M c M in n v ille 26
0 N e w b e rg 32
49 T illa m o o k 13
21 W est L in n 6
26 A s to ria 0
14 B e a v e rto n 31
hi h t 'f ii t o i
f r W a sh in g ton
v . u p u litu r e
w as
p r e d ic te d
o u n tv Ag n t P a lm e r T o rs end
H I V A L b F O R THANKSGIVING DAY FOOTBALL CLASSIC—T ie
Buchanan. Johnny M ontgomery, Chet Kiser. .Dale Bonnell, Eugene
ta lk on tra n s fi-rm a tto n o f the
Hilhi and Forest ( iio ’/e prep gridm en tangle here next Thursday with
try
be fore
B il l b o ro
L io n s s c h e d u le d c m *• b e tw e e n TdLim «» *
Oberg.
Jim Dillon. Clarence Koennecke. John Brown. Gene Lewis,
c lu b a* :t.s noon lu n ch e on W cd- and
fourth place in the T ualatin-Y am hill Valley league race at stake. Top
M c M in n v ille
w a - c a n c e lle d
H
erb
Norris.
K enneth Strandberg. Coach A rthur Brachm ann. Assist-
nesd i V
c o m p le te ly to a llo w
Coach O r:h
photo shows the Spartan squad. They are (left to right): First row _
To: s e n d s a id th e
m a in
tra n s ­
and Coach H enry Pete; second row —Jim Gray. Byron Haevernick,
B
O ru
fo r n i. i t i n has t " m e s in c e th e m id *
Dave Eheler, Wally Sigler. H arry Elliott. W illie Laird. Randall H arri­
th e state title
Ray Lowe. Ronald Engelen. W ayne Randlem an. Andy Cunningham ,
d ie
th ir tie s .
W a s h in g to n
c o u n tv
B e a v e rto n , coached by G ene Dun
son, Dick Waibel. Tom C allahan, Terry C hristensen. Ken Brandaw.
i m i i ;! its
a g r ic u lt u r e
in c o m e
Rus
M itchell. L arry Borst. M arvin Simmons, Em ery Huschka. Bvron
can,
c
lin
c
h
e
d
second
place
in
the
fro m $ i IHHI (MM) t , $13 (HNI 000 (m m
G arth K ohlm eyer and Tom Six: second row Coach Jim Davis. Dick
Hodge. Allan Swanson. Darrel! Frye. Bill Noah, Bill Davis a n d 'B ill
1945
T h i« change v. »« nt* league fo r th e second season in a
Knight. Gordon Faber. W ayne Danielson. Ray McCann. Don Rich.
to
b e tte r
p ro d u c tio n r o w b y co m in g fro m b e h in d w ith
Dahl; third row —Dick Johnston. Harold Highv. Jim Spear. P eter P a r­
b ro tig
ib o u t bv greater use o f a late sco rin g spree to d o w n H ills
Jack
Shearer. Jim H arris. Glen Richards and A ssistant Coach Louis
son,
Jim m ie Mixer. Gene Johns. Paul Thornburg. Jack Beu. Harvey
boro,
31
to
14
lust
F
rid
a
y
n
ig
h
t
m a c h in e ry
fe rtiliz e rs ,
e le c tr ic ity
McCorkle; third row Forrest Henning. J e rry Doyle. I’.w. Simmons.
ind th e t c h a n g e t » g r o w t m m o ro on th e B e a ve rs’ home fie * 1 That
Janjes,
Dennis Brundage. Bob McEachern. Eddie Kapham m er, A rthur
Don Holmes. Lee Alvord. Leon Leinan, Jack Towtbll. J*m S ta le r and
ca n n ei v pi ,ducts and les h.iv and de feu t. co u p le d w ith F o re s t G r o v e s
W hite, ITm aid Sm ith. Don Chance. Dalton Davidsoft. Eddie Taysi Jack
25 to-0 w in o ve r ' I i g . i r i la t T h u r»
grain*.
Don Bahnsen; fourth row —Chuck Jones. Willie Potten. Pat Hurley.
Dickey. Bud R utherford. H ubert Nelson. Don Schaffer. Roger Sinclair,
T h e c o u n ty g ro w s KM) d iffe re n t d a . n ig h t le ft B d h i and the V ik
Joe
McCoy. Joe K irkbride. Ralph Hanna and Vernon Schindler: back
o jrh u lt u ia l co m m o d itie s, m ost o f in g tie d fo r fo u rth place at th e 300
R ichard Lewis, Robert Peterson. Clinton Parm ley. A rland Bertsch,
th e m fo i e x p o rt p u rp o -e
lo r v e n d m a rk in the sta n d in g s
row Don Sauber. Duane M itchell. Boh Eheler. Henry Hinck. LeRov
Dean W arren. Don Dwyer. Lam ar Sellers. J e rry Hodge, Dan Sm ith,
i e v e . .led
B e said tlie peak in r e ­
Voelker. Tom W illiamson. Emil Brandaw and Bob Rich. M embers of
tu rn s fro m ’ he fa rm ill W a s h in g ­
Fred
Parks. Lloyd Cooper. Wesley James. Pat Longtain, Gene G arrett,
to n (< » u nts was in 1944
D u rin g
the Viking squad: first row A ssistant Coach Lynn M eridith, Jack
Dale M cFarlan. Gordon Young, Bob Over.—(Bottom photo by Fritz)
th
Li t 10 seal . th e re has been
an up tease fro m 4,200 to 5.000 111
th e n u m b e r
f c o u n ty fa rm s
In ­
cre a s e in acreage has been about
I ooo in th a t le n g th o f tim e
The
co u n ts increase in
fa rm
acreage
H IL L S B O R O
FOREST GRO VE
n i c e 20 s a i x ago has been o n ly
W
ally
Sigler
LE
M arvin Simm ons
a b o u t 5»ooo acres but th e p o p u la ­
W ith
C h r is tm a s
d r a w in g
nea
tio n io thi* last co u p le o f decade
Ken Brandaw
LT
H erbert Norris
has m ore th a n d o u bled , le a v in g a and sh o p ping fo r th e Y u l- tid e sea­
Jack S hearer
LG
Dale Bonnell
g a in in g
m o m e n tu m .
g re a te r m a rk e t and a la rg e r pool o f son a ll eadv
P ostm aster L. T
M cP h e e te rs th is
p otent ia l lab i
Tom Callahan
C
Jam es Dillon
w
eek
issued
a
request
fo
r
e
a
rlv
T o iv e n d a id c o u n ty fa rm e rs w ill
T erry C hristensen RG Johnny M ontgom ery
Legislative m atters and taxes w ere given a tnorough dis­
in the fu tu re fin d it necessat v to m a ilin g o f p a rce ls and ca rd s b e ­
re so rt m o te to .supplem ental i r r i ­ cause o f the h e a vy p u sh a n tic ip a t­
G arth K ohlm eyer RT
John
Brown
cussion
at the all-dav session of the W ashington County
g a tio n m ethods because o f c o m p e ti­ ed
Dave Eheler
RE
Al Sw anson
Farm ers' Union at the Hillsboro cham ber of comm erce rooms
” We
a re
e x p e c tin g
h e a v ie r
tio n
Be said increases sh o u ld be
m ade in use o f m a c h in e ry a n d fe r ­ C h ris tm a s m a ilin g th is seas n th a n
Tom Six
Q
Bvron Hodge
Saturday. A pproxim ately 60 persons, representing all areas of
t iliz e r s and th a t
m ore
s p e c ia lty a n y y e a r b e fo re .” he stated F a c ili­
W illie Laird
LH
Bill Davis
the county, attended. State Legislators Paul P atterson and
ties fo r h a n d lin g th is a re not a d e ­
an l c a n n e ry crops sh ould be g ro w n
To: vend .said th e n a tio n
as a q u a te so th e e a rlv m a ilin g w ill he
R andall H arrison RH
Bill Noah 8
J. O. Johnson w ere present during the afternoon to hear ac­
w h o le c g e ttin g m uch g re a te r p ro ­ necessary i f present« a re to a r ­
8 H arry Elliott
F
Em ery Huschka 15
tions of the forenoon and to discuss problem s.
d u c tio n fro m its fa rm s in th e p re s­ r iv e at d e s tin a tio n in tim e.
A ll C h ris tm u s pa rce ls fo r p o in ts
♦ A h e rd la w g o v e rn in g th e n o rth -
ent
tra n s fo rm a tio n
and
w ith
a
HILHI RESERVES: Richard 1. Reule 2, Simmons
west p a rt o f W a s h in g to n c o u n ty
of
th e
R ocky
m o u n ta in s
..m ailt r p o p u la tio n m i th e fa rm s east
4,
C.
Jones
6.
H
ershev
7.
K
night
9.
Holmes
10,
F.
Hen-
sh
o
u
ld
he
m
a
ile
d
hv
D
e
ce
m
b
e
r
10
designed to keep h ig h w a y s c le a r
Average income of the famlhea is
o
f c a ttle , was asked b y th e g ro u p
In g he i
Be said th e re are 13 per m d parcels fo r west , f t h i R ockies
ning 13, S toller 14. H arris 17. Hurlev 18, J. Doyle 20,
: a id ; greed u p o n b y b o th P a tte r-
a n t li
i.n m . than in 193 • and by D ecem ber 15. h stated
Danielson
21.
G.
Faber
22.
McCann
23
D.
Rich
26.
Wai-
I -on and
Johnson.
T h e c o u n ty
I he p o s to ffic e
depai tm e n t
has
31 p e r cent less renters, m ore peo­
; c o u rt w i l l be asked to have a b rie f
bel 27. Potten 37. Saulw r 41. A lvord 47, Schindler 48.
p le lx . in in g o w n e rs
T h e re is been sw a m pe d w ith a la rg e a m o u n t
w r itte n to be p resented to one o f
II per ( i nt li . indehtedness since of p arcels o f food and c lo th in g fo r
W illiamson 9. Hinck 49 (dupe nbr.). B. E heler 51. R.
' 'h e le g is la to rs .
T h is
W o rld W’ a r B th opposite o f a ft- c iv ilia n * in o ccu p ie d F.urope
a n d lc d .
Rich 5.'). Hanna 56. K irkbride 57. Leinan 57 (dupe nbr.),
ei thi* fu s t W o rld W a r w h e n in- a m o u n ts to p ro b a b ly 30 per cent
me
Several C attle H it
G
e
o
rg
e
M
o
c
ra
d
.
P
o
rtla
n
d
ra
d
io
d< btedne s on fa rm s increased the m ore th a n a n tic ip a te d , he .aid
E a rl G c n z e r o f B u x to n , m e m b e r
Voelker
64,
Tow
hill
65,
McCoy
65
(dupe
nbr.)
Bahnsen
new s c o m m e n ta to r. a u th o r o f th e
M
a
ilin
g
o
f
p
a
rce
ls
Io
t
h
i'
a
rm
e
d
speaker revealed
bo( )k "B e h in d th e Iro n C u r ta in ." j >f the Kansas C ity lo ca l, presented
66, E. B randaw 68, M itchell 69.
Be said the n a tio n p ro d u ce d one- forces overseas has been h e a vv in
and fo rm e r w a r co rre sp o n de n t, w ill th e fa c t th a t the S unset h ig h w a y
t h ir d m o re a g r ic u lt u r a l
p ro d u c ts recent w eeks hut lig h te r th a n last
a p p e a r at th e H ills b o ro c h a m b e r I is open ran g e and th a t d r iv in g in
FOREST GROVE RESERVES: Borst 1, Fi ve 2.
d u rin g th e w a r w ith o n e -te n th less year because o f th e la rg e n u m b e r
if c o m m e rc e
lu n c h c n m ee tin g . ( some areas is b ecom ing in c rc a s m g -
>f
men
d
isch
a
rg
e
d
d
u
rin
g
th
e
past
w o rk e rs d m ’ m a in lv to g re a te r use
Lowe •!. Oberg 6. Koennecke 7, M itchell 9. Cunning-
1 fir e O ne b. »A .us b o rn at the N o v e m b e r 26. a c c o rd in g to A. L. ! ly hazardous. I t was p o in te d nut
o f la b o r-s a v in g m a c h in e ry a nd f e r ­ vear In a u g u ra tio n o f fiv e -e e n t a ir
c.ifnp.
A m a c h c r, c h a irm a n o f th e fo ru m | th a t c a ttle w e re h it by a u to m o b ile s
ham 11. Buchanan 12, K iser 13, Strandberj g 17. Young
m a il has b ro u g h t about an increase
tiliz e r s
| re e e n tlv and th e
e n tire
dam age
K e n t was i s’» per w e e k f ’r c.icit c o m m itte e .
D e ll .L ues, president o f th e O re ­ o f about 15 to 20 p e r cent in tiia t
19. Engelen 26. Lewis 21.
had to be assum ed b y th e d riv e rs .
u
n
it
Ten
ints
w ere iu n is h e d wood.
se
rvice
M
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r
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ly
w
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d
w
ith
in
th
e
lo
c
a
l
Me-
gon C ity L io n s clu b , th a n k e d the
T he
m e e tin g agreed g e n e ra lly
w a te r and u;sc o f th e c c iu r a l u til
th e C h in a Press and was c ity e d ito r
local c lu b fo r p re se n tin g th e c h a r ­ Ph. etcì i re v e a le d .
it y roo m fa r show cr.- .md l.iu n d rv o f tlie S h a n g h a i T im e s fo r tw o I th a t th e reeentlv vo te d "H o u se B ill
ter at O regon C ity T uesday n ig h t
SO" "s h o u ld he d e cla re d u n c o n s ti-
t.H’ ilitic s . E n »h mi It is 12x14 feet v c a is
He was th e fir s t fu ll- tim e 'u t i o n a l"
Rev. B a k e r p re s id e n t o f the new
T he
c o n te n tio n
was
w ith a w ood w a ll about th re e feet c rre s p o n d e n t in th e
O rie n t
fo r
V e rn o n ia c lu b , and a co m m itte e
hifch and a t ?nt to:P. M ir v in F h c a r- T im e and L ife m agazines b u t was based on the fact th a t c itie s such
fro m V e rn o n ia a tte n d e d the m e e t­
N exl
H ills b o ro
d is i rie l
Bov
' er w is fir s t m an i ger o f th e eam p fo rc e d to h a v e in A u g u s t o f 1937 is P e rtla n d w h e re th e v o le c a rrie d
ing
Sc ut c o u rt o f h o n o r w ill be h e ld
j «ind he was stive« •eded a b o u t the w h e n th e Ja p s m a rch e d on S h a n g ­ 'h e b ill, a re not a ffe c te d b v the
L L M a c In ty re
was
p ro g ra m on F rid a y n ig h t. N o ve m b e r 2!l. at
T h e past, p re se n t a n d tu tu rc
m easure. T h e F a rm e rs ' U n io n v o t­
H » \e
hai. He re tu rn e d to
th e
U n ite d 'd th a t th e b ill be v o id -d .
t i. i n i n a i i .ind in tro d u c e d T o rv c n d th e c ir c u ii c o u rt room 111 the
H ills b o r o a nd W a s h in g to n co u n ty
s
m
an-
W
h
ip
p
in
g
e
li'.
m
i
was
M
ate
s
to
spend
th
re
e
ye
a
rs
as
e
d
i­
P io id c n t C la re n c e
W in iu m
p re ­ e o u n lv
Suggestions G iven
r o u r t house,
it
\\ as
an- m a rk e t W ednesday by
,,f w e re discussed Tuesday n i.d i! <>ver
to r o f tlie S a n ta C ru z S e n tin e l in
sided
nounced Ib is week.
In r e l. it too to the basic school
1 a d io s ta tio n K O IN . P o rtla n d , in th«'
Hie
d e p a rtm e n t
of
a g ric u ltu r e
C a lifo r n ia M o o ra d was p u b lic l\ -
(Continued on page 4)
la tio i> . d ir e c to r fo r the n a tio n a l
M .is flo w e r d a irv and Mm n u ig d .w fir> t o f a series o f n e w b ro a d c a s ts
R d Cross and m 1941 w e n t t,
ilii.v
la rg ì' lo ca l d is trib u to r s , and u n d e r th«’ g e n era l t it le o f "L o o k
o th e rs in II,is a ie a w e re fo llo w in g W e ll to O u r I in d .”
A u s tra lia to o rg a n iz e Red Cross ac­
t iv it ie s "d o w n u n d e r."
I a p ric e .'i lie d u le
a n n o n ,ie .it .11,
C ir e u i: .h id -;e K F ra n k PeU'rs;
i l ’ u ri land
M o o ra d w ro te th e s to ry o f the
A r th m K e ilin u . w e s te rn p ro d u c ti.u i
T h e w a rtim e
o rd e r
p i o lu b i, m g m an a g e r fo r th e lo c a l B ir d s> Eye
fir s t la n d in g s on G u a d a lc a n a l and
sale o f e re .o n a n d ('re a m p r o d u e ls S n id e r d iv is io n p la n t o f G e n era l
c
o
o f the B is m a rc k
The Argus will be printed Sea v e re fo d r th th e e B a ttle
S a tu rd a y
E v e n in g I
w .H i in re Ilia n 18 p e r C« n i but­ Foods c o rp o ra tio n ; M a r tin Senko.
Long range p la n n in g is n n p o r- o u r o w n p la n s and r u n o u r o w n t e fa t
c n n le n t
was
te m p o r a rily I l in t s u p e rin te n d e n t, and t ester
at the regular time on W ed­ Post. He was w it h the 32nd and
l.in t to th e s liite , e o u n lv and c ity , pro je e ls.
T he W a s h in g to n
C o u n ty D a ir y I p ro g ra m m o re e ffe c tiv e and to be
lif t e d d m in g H ie s u m m e r b id 1 - D e in rn in , H ilh i s tu d e n t w h o recent
lis t d iv is io n in th e iiin a L s , f N e w
d e c la re d J a c k
U a r lle tt o f P o r t ­
W a sh in g to n
c o u n ty ,
lie
said, 1 s to re d again.
nesday of next week, but G u in e a , served w it h G e n e ra l M a rk Breeders assoeiat >n e le cte d R av i a b le to s e rv ic e m ore d a iry m e n
ly w o n second place in th e n a tio n a l
la n d . e iiiis iillin g e n g in e e r fo r the sh o u ld eo-o p e r.d e
in
th e
W illa ­
P a lm e r S. T o rv c n d . c o u n ty agent
P rice s as a n n o u n ce d bv Hie d is ­
r k s 5 th a rm y in Ita ly , and was D ic iic k x o f Forest G ro v e , and W
e in te r-
because there is no ru ra l or C w la
s la te e o n iin iile e on p o stw a r a d iu o t- m e tte v a lle y flo o d c o n tro l p ro je c t, tr ib u to r s a ri': F or q u a rts $1 là. t e ­ F .F A . s p /e c h contest,
ith G e n e ra l P a tch 's 7th a rm y in I P u tn a m J r. o f H ills tu r o . os n e w p o in te d o u t th a t a r t if ic ia l in se m -
v ie w e d A ll to o k id v .in ta k e
in c n l a n il d e v e lo p m e n t, in .speaking lie p o in te d o u t th a t s o il e rosion la ti: $1 07 w h o le sa le : fo r p in ts , till
d
ire
c
to
rs
o
f
th
e
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ssociation
a
t
th
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ir
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b
ia
B
ro
a
d
ca
stin
g
u la tio n o f d a ir y c a ttle was p a rt o f
o p p o r tu n ity to speak h u h l?
city delivery by the post-
b e fo re th e c h a m b e r o f co m m e rce m ust be g ive n serious c o n s id e ra ­ cents re ta il, ââ cents
w h o le s a le ,
S ystem . He was m Russia d u rin g a n n u a l m e e tin g h e ld in the H ills ­ a lo n g -tim e p ro g ra m fo r th e g e n ­
tio n because so il is th e v e ry es­ o n e -h a lf p in ts 31 cents r it . u l. at) c o m m u n ity and each p re d i
T iie s d a v
boro
c
h
a
m
b
e
r
o
f
co
m
m
e
rce
room
s
the
w
in
t
e
r
o
f
1914-45.
e
ra l im p ro v e m e n t o f d a irv c a ttle
office
distribution
will
be
b r ig h t fu tu re fo r the area.
T h e p la n n in g done bv G e rm a n y sence o f Hie c o n tin u a n c e o f o u r cents w lw le s a le .
He is b e in g h e a rd in a M o n d a y last Thursday. Ditrickx and Ptit« and th a t d a iry m e n p a rtic ip a tin g in
Triday m orning throughout th ro u g h F rid a v new s c o m m e n ta ry nam w e re elected to th e n sit ions it c o u ld w e ll a ffo rd to take a d v a n t-
fm m a n y te a rs w ilh the v ie w o f i xislenee
T h e w h o le lo n g range p la n n in g
w o r ld
di in in a lio ii
was e ile d bv
h e ld b y V ic to r M dsen
and
Ed t ge o f the d a irv h e rd im p ro v e m e n t
the county. In some postof­ iv e r s ta tio n K G W at 5:15 p. nt.
(lie speaker, w h o asserted th a t if p ro g ra m is not a lj eco n om ic
F re u d e n lh a l. b o th H ills b o ro , whose te s tin g w o rk Ixu n g co n d u cte d in
lo
r
d
in
g
Io
Bai
H
e
ll,
w
h
o
h
e
ld
that
D ia l ty p e o f p la n n in g
c o u ld
be
te rm s e x p ire d
Ih e c o u n ty so th a t th e v w o u ld h a v e
fices w here mail is d istrib ­
li i d fo r a d e s ir in '!iv r purpose Hint h u m a n assets have an im p o rta n t
T h e te c h n ic ia n . H a m id R ussell, reco rd s w h ic h w o u ld assist th e n ,
re
p
o
rte
d
th
a
t
at
th
e
tim
e
o
f
the
w lie n used fo r c o n s tru c tiv e
p u r ­ place A lo n g range p ro g ra m , he
m d e te rm in in g lu s t how e f f r e liv e
uted to boxholders, s u b ­
aid.
s h o u ld
in c lu d e
edueat inn,
poses w o u ld re s u lt in
a
h it h e r
m ee tin g th e a ssociation had re c e iv ­ th e p ro g ra m was in th e ir re s p e c ­
Ilills
O
ld
M
an
W
e
a
th
e
r
gave
local
h e a lth, re e re a lio n a nd re lig io n .
p la n e o f liv in g
scribers will probably r e ­ re sid e n ts a taste o f tilin g s lo come ed s ig n -u p s fo r 1 800 cow s and th a t tiv e herds.
boro this w eek issued a sire-
T h e local liu s iiie s s n ie ii w e re u r g ­
Seven tru e lu lls .111 I one nut tru e
I 157 d a iry m e n w e re p a rtic ip a tin g in
C ily p la n n in g com m issions, ac­
A m o s W a tk in s , L a u re l, one o f
r ia l p lra tu citizens to make
ceive their papers.
w hen he tu rn e d loose e a rlv th is the p ro g ra m .
c o rd in g Io Hie speaker, s h o u ld o p ­ ed b v Hie s p e a k e r Io get b e h in d b i l l w e re re tu rn e d bv W a s h in g to n
the d ire c to rs , re p o rte d on th e a n ­
every e ffo rt possible to pro­
w
eek
w
ith
Ih
e
h
e
a
vie
st
r
a
in
f
a
ll
o
f
T h e a sso cia tio n, w h ic h has been n u a l m ee tin g o f th e sta te associ­
e ra te u n d e r Hie ch a m b e r o f eom - a p ro g ra m th a t w ill b u ild th e k in d e o u n lv g ra n d .1111 v lo C ir c u it Ju d g e
In fairness to all who wish Hie season to d a te and fo llo w e d
vide
rooms, apartm ents ami
f a c o m m u n ity Dial is w a u le d and R. F ra n k P eters T ue sd a y F iv e ot
in o p e ra tio n since M a rc h 7. 1946, a tio n and p o in te d o u t th a t a t (lie
in e ie e la th e r th a n
eil.v
co u n c ils
houses that are not now in use
to check on the classified th a t b.V le a v in g a th in snow on has d o u b le d its g ro w th sin ce th a t present tim e th e y w e re o p e ra tin g
le cause il e u s u a lly lim ite d Io p u b ­ th a t w ill a ttra c t th e k in d o f peo­ th i' in d ic tm e n ts are e c ri I.
lo help ease th r leeal e r iliia l
Hie area W ednesday m o rn in g .
¡
tim
e
T h e d ire c to rs n o w hope to
O ne in d ic tm e n t
ch a rg e d L lo y d
lic w o rk s B a r lle tt held th a t n u b ile p le th a t are w a u le d
lio u s iiiK condition.
ads. t h e Argus classified
R a in fa ll fo r M o n d a y was 201 | tic able to sig n up a s u ffic ie n t n u n i- fro m th e ir fa rm , w h ic h is lo c a te d
w ith d is o rd e r ly
I. R.
H e n d e rsh o tt,
p u b lic ac­ B e .ii.l o f B ank:
w o rk s are not th e p. I iiia lie id w a v
th re e m ile s n o rth e a s t o f C o r v a llis ,
It
was
pointed
out
that
a
inches
fo
r
T
ucsd
;
v
1.17
fo
r
a
48-
pages
will
be
posted
in
an
, tie r o f cow s to ju s t if y th e e m p lo y ­ and th a t th e fo llo w in g c o u n tie s a re
Io p ro v id e e m p lo y m e n t. In d u s tr ia l c o u n ta n t. and t ) W H randaw o f c o n d u ct. lie was a rre ste d O c to b e r
large
num
ber
of
industries
are
h
o
tir
to
ta
l
o
f
3
18
inches
Less
th
a
n
in g o f a second te c h n ic ia n , a c c o rd ­ p a rtic ip a tin g in th e p ro g ra m : Y a m -
dollun he Mia, linn over d > h l N ew sham F lo ris ts w e re p re se n te d 12 bv D e p u ty S lie r ills .A lb e it Nos-
Argus window T h u r s d a y h a lf an in c h , .42. fe ll S u n d a y.
b ring p re v rn lrti from try in g to
in g to W a ld o F lin t, v ic e -c h a irm a n , h i’.l, M a rio n . L in n -B e n to n , Coos»
aek an I N e v ille B a g le y and i.- now
lie ie
b e fo re le a v in g the c o m m u n ­ as new m em bers.
settle in and near H illsboro anil
m orning.
w h o served in th e absence o f H e n ­ and W a s h in g to n , and th a t in five
G eorge M oo ra d , K G W c o m m e n ­ at lib e r tv a fte r p o stin g SbiHI b a il.
ity I ’ m chasing p o w e r o f the peo­
businesses
w
liieli
are
starting
r y Hagg. w h o is th e c h a irm a n o f n e a r fu tu re i t is e xp e cte d th p t
p le is Hie o n lv lia s i, fo r o u r econ­ ta to r and a u th o r, w ill be th e sp e a k­ M a r tin D e la n e y M e ln tu e ff o f ro u te
Deadlines will be the same
Itrre are being c urtailed bv the
Ihe b o a rd o f d ire c to rs .
e r n e xl Tuesday. ,1. W B a rn e y was I. .Seappoo.e. is churea'd W illi g ra n I
u n its w ill also be in o p e ra tio n in
o m y. il was held
lack
of
adequate
housing
fa
c
ili­
T
he
Wa
h
iu
g
to
n
G
u
ilt
y
A
s
s
o
c
ia
­
as
usual.
Classified
deadline
D F re d M c K e n z ie . O regon S tate C lackam as and
la rc e n y 011 a n id h e r lin e b ill, lie
M a lh e u r c o u n tie s
T ile sp e a ker d e c rie d th e idea o f p ro g ra m c h a irm a n T uesday.
ties fo r owners and employes
tio n o f School B oards w ill h o ld its | „lie g e , re p o rte d th a t th e re was
G
re
e
te
rs'
c
o
m
m
itte
e
fo
r
next
was
a
rie
s
te
d
N
o
v
e
m
b
e
r
Hi
by
Di
p
d e p e n d in g on fe d e ra l g ra n ts, a l­
will be 3 p. m. Tuesday and a n n u a l m e e tin g and e le c tio n o f of-1 ra p id g row th in a r t if ic ia l in s e m in ­ w h e re o rg a n iz a tio n a l w o r k a n d
a lik e .
in c lu d e s
Rev
C lif f o r d u ly S h e r iff D ic k Busch m id is Im lg
i
s
ig
n
-u
p
is
a
lre
a
d
y
w e ll u n d e r w a v .
th o u g h in some eases
llre.v
are fiie s d a y
' Too late to classify" at 1 liv e rs at B iru e - school a u d ito riu m a tio n a ll o v e r th i c o u n try a nd e m ­ M r. H agg is also c h a irm a n o f t)i«j
T ru u l. Rev . Jo h n S c h ie i lin g and B ed in th e C ounty j a i l w it h b a il set
m o p i lie m a in ta in e d th a t II wa
in
H
ills
b
o
ro
on
Monday,
November
tim e lliu t p i .L. people develop I F. Pile.
at $1000.
p. m. Wednesday.
25, at 6 p. tu.
ued research m order to m ake the bOClJUUii.
Early Christmas
Mailing Urged
By Postmaster
Probable Starting Lineups
Farm Workers'
Camp Closing
First Season
Legislation, Taxes
Pondered by Fanners
Portland Writer,
Commentator,
Speaks at C.ofC.
Honor Court Set
Whip Cream
Control Gone
Four Local People
On KOIN Program
Press Time Same;
Dislribulicn Lafe
Importance Long Range
Planning Stressed Here
s Grand Ju ry Finds HaY°r Issues Piea
Seven True Bills
County Dairy Breeders
Elect Two New Directors
Heavy Rain, Snow
Hit Area This Week
School Group to Meet
Proiw Hun This Issue 5630