The Hillsboro argus., February 13, 1947, Page 4, Image 4

4— HILLSDORO (Ore.) ARCUS. T hursday. February
Funeral Friday Long Resident
For Herman Cop, Of Aloha Dies
County Native
H urry 11 Maelx- d. resident of
Al, 1.1 ’for n i.n lv .16 vears. died at
his home F
u'.na 7 ' He had been
H erm an Cop. 62. of ro u te 2. F o r­ in ill iiealrh far o v er a yea
Mr M.iel e, d " s l o rn n Corv.n
est G rove, life-tim e resident ofW ash-
in g to n county, died T uesday a fte r­ lis and lived most e: his life in
noon at his hom e F u n eral services W a sh in g to n count*
Will be held F rid ay at 9 30 a 111 e.t
S u rv iv in g are lu<
Mr-
St
F ran cis ch u rch , Roy
w ith F A M . l.e d. ai d
b u ria l at Roy cem etery
Mr
Mabel
Mr
E thel Bi 1«
M r Cop w as bo rn at V erboort Gust it's.ei Mr- Mvi ■ Buchanan,
N ovem b er 29 1664 He was m arried all of A is tw
iwo
o nieces. Bir.-ie
t o Em m a V anBoggi ' Nov«
:oro and Marge: .e
O re-ser of H
25. 1921. and she survives him O th- B uehai in cu*
,n Francisco. and
ei su rv iv o rs include four sisters. one nep.iew
W .dter Ci’.ownmg
M rs Rose H erm ans of V erboort Mrs
F ■ - ■,. 1 M 5 I o- o ■ - 1 d Mon
T heresa V anD yke of G aston Mrs day at Pegg's chapel ,n B e .i \ v : .n
W illiam V andehey and Mrs Ray In term en t was in Cooper M ountain
V andehey. both of ro u te 2. Forest cem etery
•
P o rtlan d , and W illiam and P aul of
B anks Forest G rove U n d ertak in g B a r n e s P.-T. A. to M e e t
ch ap el is in ch arg e of a rra n g e ­
B arnes school P.-T. A w .11 have
m ents.
a F o u n d e r/ Day p rogram Friday
a: 8 p m at B arnes sehocl on
A m an w rap p ed up in him self, W. ’.kvr road. M em bership driv e
th ey say. m akes a p retty sm all \\ ill term in ate at Hus m eeting Re­
p ack ag e—just a b u n d le of nerves freshm ents will be served
M EN!
Several New and Used
SUITS FOR SALE
W A L L Y . T h e Tailor
T e le p h o n e B u ild in g
H illsb o ro , O re g o n
Grove Graders
Tip Tigard, 24-15
G rove defeated T ig ird .
•» county cham pions, m a
Va>h;ngl. a County G rade
ju e gam e at li m e Friday.
St. M
B eaverton in another
c e:
ague game
In the E astern league Fi t lay.
Me', •ge: won at home over Al h..
24 to 15 an i ru alat n won at G
den Home A loha won at S her
wood. 26 to 14 FebruaiA 4. and
Me .’.a : won at Shcrw xt on M n
d s 30 lo 20 Bai Its a -’t; .«• C< I
e
e Wes «
1« ag te F
day. 30 to IT l.ie G ston Reed \ i lie
game w.*s u n re. -orted to league
h ead q u arters n T g ird
W hoozinit
S tu d e n t S a fe ty
C ouncil S la te d
International Has
40th /A nniversary
1941
CHEVROLET
1941
P O N T IA C
C O N V E R T IB L E
CO U PE
W ith Radio an d H eater
1941
1941
C H R Y S L E R C O U P E . W IN D S O R
F O R D C A B R IO L E T
W ith Radio and H eater
1936
1942
P O N T IA C SE D A N
FO RD TUDOR
1944
ARM Y
1942
K-S IN T E R N A T IO N A L
JE E P
W ith 20-foot V an T railer
1942
1944
FO RD
1‘ j-T O N
FLA TBED
D IA M O N D T
6x6 w ith closed cab.
12 900x20 tires
H D -14 A L L IS -C H A L M E R S
Hyd. B lade and Logging D rum
CASH
OR
TERM S — NO
TRADES
R E Q U IR E D
Washington County Motors
EARL MORLEY, Owner
O ld sm o b ile S a le s a * d S e rv ic e
W e st B a s e lin e a t C itv L im its
H illsb o ro . O re.
PHONE 781
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ill lo tta' s Hal
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au
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Ih r
A ig n s
l i - g n l .i i l y
P rice« FI («•clive All
ell deel.n.'d «'ne ol
•ds of teaching voline
leso, n sd u lu n * is to
t\ »•
BIVI
» MH'i<*iai\ of state said that
»ffive now is dixli'ihutm it a
. of hixh school >a|u’\ III
designed to hell» student *afu
mued> iTiidiii/c and conduct
v accident p re \e n ti n m
These m anuals uivc detailed
ictions in such fields as ac-
l report mg.
analysis
and
tenunce of accident statistic
!! c engineering survcv>. tnotui
ucle inspection, student traffic
ir’.s and o th er related a ct,\ tu
* ver.d O regon high .ccho »ls nmv
• m aking plans to organise stu
t safety councils and others u
‘d a i\
•d *o u
r aftic S afe’.v Divis on. Secrct.i
O PE N
GRIFFITH&MEEKE
131 S
W eek
SALMON , m . . . .
SWEET POTATOES
ns?Ac No. 2 cun
a L i H c
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SU N D A Y
A IR PO R T
INSURANCE
38
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Largì»
C un
18
10 a. in fo 5 p. m.
HOAD
AT C IT Y
L IM IT S
T i l . 171
IN D A V I.
OY TKEM NOW .
t THEY’I«
T lieie is nothitiK quite like .1 «enerous jerving of
goklvti ii|H' gi.ijH liuit nt a large glassful of laiigy
Iruil juice l<> |)erk up apixtites these* mornings.
H ow ard H ughes - pp
t\ -
cries
A lbert Peters tel'
friends it out-cleans, out-pulls and
K arl M ililui.ui
friends he is g etting old
L M
regular (« iture al your o re ik la s t
la l’k- h > " i k 'i i n e ,il • lit r in«'.tls, ton 1 *■«■ u in
ti ers. .ul.lils .til') «I* -i rts t tel -nine ul till-, g o k lell Iruit
al S a fe w a y I« h I.»\ w hile it is al its |*.ak of goodness
P roposed L egislation
W ould H urt Counly
( '.lie the lanuly all thev " a n t.
I Continued from page one
H u ffak er show th at the P ortland
plan anticipate s about SI 850.90c
m ore in the total state fund than
th ere actu a l!'- w ill be. and am ounts
under this plan listed for the dis­
tricts ab o \e h a 'e been sealed dow n
accordingly.
the
R egister-G uard
analysis indicat-, s.
The m easure approved by tbe
pee pie provides for d istribution of
$50 per pupil p e r year and th e ex-
- pressed a.m of the act is to c a n a l­
ize educational opportunity so that
poorer districts can provide better
educational program s
A nalysis of th e figures show s
th at the P o rtlan d plan w ould ta k e '
about SI.531JHX» of the basic fund
from 60 districts which have re la ­
tively low ab ility to support schools
..nd tran sfer thus am ount to 32 d is­
tricts w hich have relatively high
ability. These 32 districts have
60 3 per cent of th e ability of the
state to su p p o rt sch ols. and onlv
46 8 per cent o f th e to tal dav-'
m em bership, the figures reveal. If
each of these d istricts made a sev­
en-m ill levy on th e basis of 100
p er cent v alu atio n . the
countv
school funds and district levies
com b.ned produce 53 7 cents for
each day's m em bership. The sam e
levy in th e 60 relativ ely poorer
districts, w hich w ould benefit u n ­
d er House Bill 9. would produce
only 31 3 cents per day's m em b er­
ship. according to the R egister-
G uard.
CofttMden for the Faith
Evanireliatic M eeting
. 8:00 p. m
Tueaday, Mid-week M eeting
8 ^»0 p. m
E vangelist We»iey F ulta, speaker.
Read and use A rgus
C lassified Ads.
Y ou ta k e fo r g r a n te d th e re g u la r
d e liv e ry of M a y flo w e r M ilk to
y o u r d o o r s te p o r y o u r c o rn e r
g ro c e ry . B u t it ta k e s a h ig h ly
o rg a n iz e d s ta ff to in s u re y o u
th is d e p e n d a b le d e liv e ry of m ilk
a t its f re s h e s t, p u re s t, m ost
w h o le so m e q u a lity . N o o th e r
food co m es to y o u so c o n v e n ie n t­
ly, r e g u la r ly o r d e p e n d a b le as
M a y flo w e r M ilk. B e tte r p lace
y o u r o rd e r to d a y .
D esert
V IO L E T S
Apples or Fears
Pure Strained Honey
Pore b h i
Mince Meat
Grapefruit juice
Tomato Juice
Pimento Chiiit w»
Sauerkraut
n,. 25e
U S Graded
"Foncy"
Fam ous H orm cl
o r Ratti
M b . Pk
Town H ouse 46-oz.
or Bordo
Con
Sunny Down
"F a n c y "
V
H ighw ay
b ra n d
rBavaAoasA.
Edwards Coffee, 1-ib. 43f; 2 lb.85'
Nob Hill Coffee, 1-lb. 39'; 2-lb. IV
Airway Coffee, 1-lb. 37'; 3-fb.51 ”
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
44'
Instant Coffee, Borden's o? 39‘
Instant Coffee
M ox 34'
Canterbury Tea
85e
Lipton Black Tea ’/i-lb. pkg. 51'
Herchey's Cocoa
1-lb. size 23'
Cocomalt CBtv’tRlAG£t 1‘lb. 43'
15c}.?, 25'
i ^
^.-110'
8c
can 10c
Tay Cleaner, New!
* kg 2 5 '
Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 cans 19'
W IL L R E A L L Y
PLEA SE YOU!
. . . i t ’s th e p e rfe c t
TS,.r ,»9Mlar uw
46-oz.
Con
l » » p it fo
lu scio u s
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— now «hoi I h ,»
M«k,
p H n l lo l ond
1
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1.95
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POTATOES
lb. 39c
Scj'vsrOY » Pmducaf-Cornw»*'«' «ü>« o<
pertot <•—
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P re-R ipeucd C .il.i'ns
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o» O M i o to rW 'X irs q l M
p lu t croo Try on« of
C a u liflo w e r lb. 15c
35c
Snowy Whit.-
21 c
I
lb. 6c
15 lb
Bag
«..< ItOMANCf OEFCRRfD
<> Ik« r«k»a*'l »Ult «I 'S«
S Su I’.
IU0 Ul
K a «
19
3
So
50 lb
B4I
95‘
B a k in g P o w d e r Sirr * * i 25c
B a k in g C h o c o la te XV ^*5« 19c
G i n g e r b r e a d M ix
‘.‘ m 23 c
Is it ever too late to elepe?
55
62
to*
Ca'Ol O J* • t
(\.»jta rropet todu.
H i - ik H
C arrots
7»?,-
— Famous W h itt Flours——
er
* W, >ra |r*.«l ■ ’.M»n
tun
a <
2'/t
10‘
No.
Can
Sperry Drilted Snow, PilUbury,
Kitchen Craft or Fiiher'i Bland
25 lb sk ‘ 1.65
50 1b ak. >3.29
* Mi>rr interval inf «rt m lea
* Af'-rr hnmamakinf half»*
N O W AT S A f l W A
TiUàadiansouA.
Oatmeal Cookies VâZ Ï-xô* 25'
Graham Crackers » Ä S ! 25'
Ritz Crackers taätt ¡ k ™ 29 c
Soda Crackers, Krispy I k" 24e
Peanuts
î
23«
Salted Peanuts i ” ozdpko 23 c
Popped Corn riuïb can “ 39 c
SWEETHEART
UNIT
T o ile t Soap
G lo s s S t a r c h
p.Th 1 7 c
Suo
1 4
Q I
90
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r
12-o: p à i
FINE FOR
BABY
2
Z iä
R im
C W««h:nij!oB lb H«
T«U(( m Pn»c» Alb«u lb 7T<
IP
25e
'1 li,
55'
cuts are guaranteed g<x>d-cating or money back
P IC N IC S
i:i \ i n
16'
16'
12‘
10'
13'
J-MdtA.
I Bacon and Han
HAMS
n t i y i
F.xci-lli-nt flnvor—
Spri-i.illy prk-eil.
Aprico, Halve« , ' k - k ' k i ^
; 27'
Royal Ann Cherries ? ak pan 4 4S'
Frail Cocktail j:?
37'
Fancy Grapefrail
“L’iiT
17'
Grapefrn
O ’ G o ld N O 2% 9Bf
Sliced Peaches
■tone«
4’ A N
J3
HUNT a
Bartlett Pears HALVES n ,? a ^ 39'
22'
Choice Pranes
TAG
( A M
ng w in ,
Stewed Prunes BRAND
JAH
Dried Pranes. cello pkg., 4-lb. 69'
Pitted Dales how 6-oz pkg. 25'
Pitted Dates
' d A k ' t '
7|'KC,Z 25*
Hair or Whnlr
BACON Any
b I xc piece.
, 42'
59{
I.b
MT
Pk. Link S a u sa g e s lb. 45c
S a lm o n S tea k s
S ir lo in S tea k s
CHINOOK
I.b
lb. 55c
59e
G raded ‘Choice’ and ‘Good’
B eef P ot R oasts
lb. 42c
H a lib u t Steaks
Choice and Good Blade ( ’ut •
F r ic a sse e F ow l
Firm uniform
I.It
lb. 57c
55‘
F.vlscrr.iti-d .mil Cut IJp
F ry ers
................ lb. 67c
M e d iu m O ysters
( ul-iif» and I*, i. cer.df'd Heady for the pan
F rica sse e F ow l
lb. 37c
Fine f«»r stew
ot fin
Pint
New York Dressed
zc I
This ad is rf/ectivc
p TÍT
SAKWAy CUARAHTi(J) MMK
Shredded Ralston ' p Ä z 14'
0Z.
13'
Post Toasties 13 PKG.
Beef-Noodle So«p l ü f f i W
Chicken Soap l i t i J-A ’°«‘>ANZ
' ,lo rM Tomato Soap, Heinz ‘.' an
Tomato Sonp » eij .1 » ‘< anz
Vegetable Soap HELLS
♦ Cigarettes
CIMI LS
— «Artoa ’ 1J9
American Cleese
American Cheese
CHERUB CANNED MILK
fin a l to u c h fo r y o u r
p a r ty — a
ot a flUm o< ho» w on, o»xl
-............ ... H
kMB wm
luu
11 ■ II.
b T - C»»p O bowl ol lowcjo. Ko*»» •**,-. Jo, O'-J iw .
J 9 ;
English M aid b ra n d 30-ox.
— m ak es g ra n d pies* Jo r
O U R V A L E N T IN E
CAKES
d in n e r
.71
LEM O NS, too, are Plentiful!
ARE BLUE
V a le n tin e
2 *’ ,
9e '
thtÁ£, Cuhío/yíL'Ut. Uoluns.!
Salad Dressing X o ' z ' jam 3 3 '
Red Hill Catsup
¿ & i& 1 9 '
Del Monte Catsup bottuc 22'
Tomatoes GSTAN"DAlijE OAN^ 2 5 '
RED
C a lifo rn ia N av els
5*2*
Libby's
Smoked Shad
W ashington
ARE
ORANGES
W h ite
GRAPEFRUIT
Hoodies
Spaghetti G0^
Potted Meat
ROSES
69 '
Qtr Mote roa roua ahm v at SAFEWAY
h e a rt-s h a p e d cake.
Soda C rackers
H IL L S B O R O
BAKERY
MIRY COOPERATIVE ASS'*
158 E. Main St., Hillsboro Phone 1081
I
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A ir w a y G r o c e r y
K.-\ \ a l l l s e
Mrs Ki.i Spears
Mrs
Raul F,ingle
chips
Eve E 'nflehardt . :. m en ... th e .
nuul Episcopal pancake luncheon for
next Tuesday .
Firem en's wives
doing a g ran d job in fixing lunch
and helping e n te rta in Seaside fire ­
men and wives
Earl S tran ah an
d l u Alien
W H 0S0EV F.R -W I1.L TA B ER N A C LE
(A bove N o rth Plain«,
Rev. Melvin E. J a m e i, P a sto r
F riday, C onfidence M eeting
. 8 :”0 p- n<.
Sunday—
Bible School, claaaee fo r all . 10:00 a m.
Serm on
11 :■"> a. m.
Open Forum
3
p. m.
OR AT YOVR DOOR
AT YOVR STORE
. dà y •
' •
m ul W « I ’ hum * a A ci k Wl
J io thè a
o ( O le • »"
the vounge»t
»in
»• the
io sc'C ial Ih ilih en . thè 11,11« W.r- only ti m e hum
in p n ie d m . .un«
' ' ' '*
. o ','.
t
K '.-n nifoim cd mi locai
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New York to get a good \ ew < I
Decision was m ade at the A m er­
ican Legion m eetin g here Tuesdav
night to en tertain the m em bers of
the Legion-sponsored B iv S t ut
trooo at a th eater partv in o bserv­
ance of Boy Scout week.
A com m ittee w ill be nam ed bv
C om m ander Neal Bash t in v esti­
gate the possibility of rev iv in g the
am ateu r shows, w hich w ere spon­
sored by th e A m erican Legion a
num ber of y ears ago
Dolph S tu art, county service of­
ficer. reported on w ar assets our-
chases by the post in behalf of
veterans.
V ice-C om m ander M ervin Brink
presided in th e absence of C om ­
m ander Bush.
for G ra n ted "
( .
.1 V »•<•! Wû1
t UP
el.is
iN ot necessarily new s)
\Ua Q u ail. . .
Maude .ta il
n .lr .l
S
'I II g ll.-t II'
G illes leaving hose a: P, : e-.h.' .-
Shop with note saying.
Throw
those iti.it a ie worth fixing away '
Hick A nderson
a sc
if loudspeaker in collecting paper cle -• t
‘
> of • ie
in Scent drive
nuxiels range from 44OO l
A l B um h
unds
l.eo l’earson ... m . c \c : to
e
Nehalem to get his share of fish
II I A ril saying
V’.i> s
advertise." m eaning in th e Argus,
ef cent se .
C larence 1). P o rter
celebrating his b irthday w ith a
group ef e th e r F ebruary Tthei <
II S M cQueen til ving . ut f:
L e g io n ,o E n te r ta in
B oy S c o u ts a t S h o w
at
f lu id
When
lout St
International I l . u \ r t > i has
aim ouneed a new line of m- '
it tai show mg of the
trucks Th
V dels w as m Fo
’ie\\
KB
a go bt
o ..vne. I .
, f sev,
m, mbe: ■ ,.i the i> , - i , am . i >
,.( the V ui'.id S: ties and off ei
:d dvp.u tmvut heaJs el til. .
p.in> Inctudcd m the exhubit w .i
ilarve- c - r e c e n t !
iutta.liiei
•Western" model*.
At the sain.- tim e, e.-•re..
T m Doyle • t H i-.boro Sale* con
pan.', local In tern atio n al T rue
dealer, cerem, n:e- dop e tu ’e
vompan.' * 40 yea- * o: i - igi e
hie truck industry w. .■ c > a. e.
Contras: betw een the first !
tetn atio n al and the new 40lh .
n i'e rs a ry models is m irked. I
sure .oil Hat as .int.*|iie lo k
.is the UM)7 International H arve-li
\ 10 W.. ; • ■ t w . • I
.. gon o f . s d a ', ami served A e
c.m bus,nes* and f iriners b
pi.Mfitably oi.d well." D. yle s.ud
He also called atten t: n lo th
fact that there are 21 basic mod.
International truck line
15 KB models a d >ix W
W esten
>
1 .
SED A N
W ith R adio and H eater
i
G r e a t S h a r e o l l im e
M . l e t n in o ' ie
a i t 'i é «’ d l
d r ill h
Used Cars - Trucks - Tractors
: ,f I JiH
t
" O n ly C h ild " T a k e r
2-lb. box
44c
SUNNYBANK
HILLSBORO, OREGON
Salad D ressin g
quart jar
59c
duch ess
G inger Snaps . 1-lb. box
29c
F ig N ew ton s
7
*-oz. p k g.
n . n c.
1
C heese
. . 5-lb. loaf $3 .1 9
TILLAMOOK
OI.D FASHIONED. N B C.
(Opposite Courthouse on
North 2nd Ave.)
O leom argarine 1-lb. p kg. 3 8 c
SNOW FLAKES
24c
M acaroni . . 3-lb. pkg.
FLOUR CUT
S an d w ich Spread pint jar
33c
LUNCH BOX
32c
M ayon n aise . . . pint
NU-MADF,
t
45c