The Hillsboro argus., February 27, 1947, Image 21

County Farm ers' Union Hears
Reports on Recent Stale Convention
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' f real estate due to the present
in fla tio n a r y p r .e e
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w- st veterans re p re s e n t »2.340.0OO.-
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Io th ,■ c veterans and th e ir dep en d ­
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the de ire to le a rn m ore bo u t th is
v ita lly im p o r a n t p a rt o f th e new
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the A ir T i lin in g C om m and at San
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Section 4
Preparations
For Annual FHA
Confab Here Set
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go places w nb the arrov a ir forces.
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of
the
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D u r i n g *;,(• p i
f< a - week
th e !
fa im o w n e r- j.p b u r wers o f the
F ,tim e rs lb me id m irn - tu itio n have
co m p le te d
the s u m m a riz a tio n o f
th e n fa rm reeard book«, in p r e p ­
a ra tio n f r in fo rm a tio n th a t w ill
be u ed in th< .n n u a l F H A m ce.-
! in«
T his m ee tin g is bcir, 4 held Do-
< »yi T hu rsd a y, in th e G range h u ll
n H ii.' ooro. 1 j,s is the th ir d m •
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, M in n v ille o fice to H ilb boro.
A lt h o i 1 th. ha« been another
y e a r o f h r/h fa rm incom e, the re ­
p o rts * row th a ‘ the liv in g expenses
r ijv e :n c re ..« e ‘ fr m 17 per ce n t **
he g r
incom e in 1945 t / 20
p e r cent in 1946
T ie to ta l
o h . n o m e fu r *tu ? ^
27 fa m ilie s re p o rtin g 1. $297.114 00
or an a ve r i^e o f $7.071 00 per fa m ­
ily
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th is. 51 p e r ce n t was j
r ece sa ry fo r f.«rm o p e ra tin g ex- '
penses.
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O IL BU RN ERS
A v a ila b le N ow
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Easy Paym ent Terms Can Be Arrungod
FRED' FURNACE SERVICE
144 S. 4th Ave. (near Postoffice)
Phono 1361
(with Roper Electric)
A ir w a y G rocery
Pricos effettivo through March 2
.
W IT H
1-lb. jar 4 4 c
D E N N IS O N S
CHICKEN RAVIOLI
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1-lb jar 18
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FRESH VEGETABLES
SUNDAY — 10 a. in to 5 p. m.
AIRPORT ROAD AT CITY LIMITS
r TOOLS
Y ou'd S c
P ro u d to H ave!
H an d T o o ls
Stanley,
Millor Palls,
Disston and Yankco
W.ippult and Stanley
Duro and Stanley
E le c tr ic S a w s
Portable
E le c tr ic T ools
Mudéis
As available
Arm strong and Little Giant
B o lt a n d P ip e - T ap a n d D ie S e ts
H ILL IS H A R D W A R E
PERCY.
O LG A
a nd
GENE
H ilh i “ B " «quad had
pectal
Dinner, Services
Set at Mi. Home
1
Automotive Firm s
To Close E arlier
Local Shoe Repair
Shop Changes Hands
F O R TH A T N E W C A R ,
th a t N ew T ru c k o r P ic k u p
M .< (»1 I IS I I K . Jr« ' ¡ i r<|
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I«» p re s e n t th e m , w i t h p ro p « r v o u c h e r-. 1.»
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f i c r , f I ’ . I. |* Mt t r r >n. ( in -
m e r c ia t N n t in n a l H u n k I t , n l , l i n g . H d U b .
O r e v . 'ii. w i t h i n s ix m o n t h * f r o m K H > r u n r\
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Tea Readings FREE
He Took Care of
Everything But
Auto Insurance
Farm ers Auto Insurance
Offers the Best Protec­
tion at Less Cost.
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Phone our office and let
us tell you how we can
save money for you on
insurance protection.
M in n e a p o lis - M o lin e
T ra c to r a n d F a rm M a c h in e ry
U se d C ar, T ru c k o r P ic k u p
P h n n r E l.'M . 17 Second A ve. V
FOREST G RO VE
tn h e a s h in e
to t h e s e S a d d le s
130 S. 2nd Ave.
Phone 591
Hillsboro, Oregon
i l s the way they lit that makes these saddles
the favorites of men with young ideas. They're
ed. s,>.t uliu
. «toil. u>p quality elk, with
plum p leather saddles. Red rubber soles and
heels.
Farm ers Automobile
Inter-Insurance
Exchange
E R IC M A R G G I
Truck Insurance
Exchange
Fire Insurance Exchange
B u s te r B r o w n S h o e S to r e
207 E. Main S treet
Hillsboro, Oregon
T h is W e e k 's S m a s h
A te rrific m a rk - d o w n
you may purchase all of your needed ear and b u ck repairs,
parls and accessories, including lircs, batteries, etc.,
on out easy m onthly paym ent plan.
n o w 69c
ALL SALES FINAL
NO REFUNDS
NO EXCHANGE
llILLHBOnO, OREGON
9.99
’2.63
27 X 50
Regular $5.30
NOW
COLORS:
Blue, Peach, Maroon, White, Rose and Green
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S H A G RUGS
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$ 3 .8 5 v a l u e
CMC TRUCKS
Telephono 631
21 X 36 — Regular $2.93
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P R IC E D T O C L E H R
SWANK MOTOR CO.
S a v e Vi on T hrow R u gs
24 X 45 — Regular $¿
NOW
SERVICE ON ALL M A K ES O r
CAR S, TRUCK S A N D TRACTORS
.H i- 1 S o i
1 o u ‘lJ
Wylie J. Graham
S a tis fa c tio n G u a ra n te e d
B rfre s b m rn ts , 50c
YOUR
S a lt a
th a t the average fa m ily is o ve r
th re e vears ahead o ’ . h e ir c h e J u ’ |
cd pa ym e n ts in a d d itio n to h a v in g
increased ’ h e ir c a p ita l o p e ra tin g in- I
ve stm e n t to w e ll-e q u ip p e d units.
A lth o u g h the F H A o ffic e is con-
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You'll Be Coming Around to See Us,
WE H O P E
r o N T iA c c A n t;
15(1 !>. Third Ave.
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B \ M rs. I red Arbis« h e r
MT HOME
B ro th e rh o o d con«
<’ ! ' h ii o f the fo il- w in g a u to m o -
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A ,I m i-ii o f th e th ro u g h F rid a y , and at 1 p. m. on
m .te d h. a tte n d Sun- S u tu id a y . e ffe c tiv e M a rc h 1. has
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B ra d fo rd - S tre i,w le s e r
M oto rs
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It dge R unnel
’ >■; . i l l he served d in n e r at th e par- ham M ot re H a lv o rs o n M o to r to m -
N. .,(..:■
o m g e b efore r e tu rn in g to J e n -I D.,ny. H a in b v M oto rs. H ills b o ro A u -
G ,phers
■M-1 m m :
L .d g e
f o r the
c o n c lu d in g ' to P arts H ills b o ro A u to Sales. Mae
F ire i ers
t m e e tin g o f th e c. n ference
K enzie M o to r
co m p a n y
buiiipuiij,
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H im e | com pany. S tra n a h a n M o to r
com -
cal league* have I»« cn pla ye d in I X ih d .iv e ve n in g M r S p i< . / liv e d
P,'riv S w a n k M o to r com pany, and
th«*ir fir s t 1 » w eek
schedule ex
i M t H om e d is tric t as a c h ild and " •* hmgb»n C o u n tv M otors,
«•«•pt tfie Tuesday
m atch
o f the . radu ite d fro m grade school th e re . Present clo s in g h urs a rc 6 p. m
N odules and R idge R unners. T he
i 1914 He is now an A s s e m b ly M on d a v th ro u g h F rid a y and 1 p
<»ui • »me o f
th a t
gam e decide : f God m in is te r.
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vh ich teams w ill lx* tie d fo r f i r - ’
M: and M rs Ray J o h n s to n < f
and w inch w ill fin is h in f u rth |
M M m n v ille have tu rn 'd th e c h u rc h
and f if t h places
F« u u a . 11. 'I he R id ^e R u n n e r j pianos a nJ «everal o th ers in the
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Mr
and M rs
B a r ry u n u tiu is d
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p ile o f L«ju M in tu r n
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Lind<|iii.st's
m o th e r, a ll o f
A (•■••nplcte new 1947 lin e
w .th W alt R u e cke r’.s h ig h
i 473 to »k tw o out of th re e Je n n in g s Lodge, w e re S u n d a y v is ­ e h c tr ic household ranges is b c in .
ito rs at M t Home
in tro d u c e d b . th e F n g id a ire d iv i
fro m th e R idge R unnei
B o rn to M r and M rs W allace n o n
r G e n era l M »tors, accord
T he n e xt n ig n : the Nodules t ««k
th e scries fro m th e G o p h e r'
in Russell a s n. L y le E rw in , F e b ru ­ in g t » Rene M e ltcb e ke , o f M e lte
beke F u r n itu re
com pany.
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n ite i. f C a m p b e ll’s fin
222 in the a ry 18th.
b o r dca'.er ,n F rig .d a ire product.-
second game and a h ig h of 5o3
, Manx A tte n d D in n e r
F< bi i t \ 21 the Oo ■ >
io ed
T iie F e llo w s h ip D in n e r at the w h o attended a d is tr ic t m e e tin g »
•om e o f the r b e t t e r b n • d m • b y c h u r c h w a s w e ll
id
»'tended
Rev. the M u ltn o m a h h o te l in F
w in n in g th re e s tra ig h t o v e r the O liv e r P o rtt r. Free M e tn o d is t m in ­
1’ R u c tio n o f the new ran tje
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X c u n d er w.iv ,n the c o m p a n y '
w it h I. i M in tu rn in » ingle honors t r in serv.ee w h ic h fo llo w e d He | ig<T
n'avt
w ith 1K1 b u t 1 x xi w »' th e b e tte r | ai •» 'h 'w e t p ic tu re s o f his ,v»n k I
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<»n n ig h th re e w ith 4/9 A ls o tm
C h a p la in in the a rm y in the
H» states he w ill so n announce
eond game was s ig n ific a n t
*n S o u th P a c ifu
a .'pecial s h o w in g o f the
new
th a t th e O»»htc> b u ilt up a team
Mi
and M rs H am b; o f H ills ­
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h ig h sin g le fo r the cas.m th u s fa r b o ro w e re guests at th e c h u rc h d in ­ range as w e ll .
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last T uesday in n o n o r in the toirtn- w e re M r. M e ltc b e k e and B il l M e l
o ve t th e F ii eai le i
T h e im i i i
m ug the F ern H o p p e rs m anaged to <t i\ o f Mr> M a r. J( ;\e tt to ten tebeke.
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those O o lite s
h i
tw o guests. O ne o f th e guc ts. M rs
crimes, but w ith playing b u c 4 i as Johnson, had ju s t re tu rn e d from
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in H a rm sand. Sweden She
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not been back in 40 v e a r She
•orc to date by b w lin g a 519. v is ite d w ith her thr«*r»
ee sisters and
ace • d m g to League S e c re ta ry A r - ‘^ so
husband
re la tiv e s near
T h e H a rris Shoe R e n e w in c shoD
by
t h u r Pt arson.
143 S Second avenue. H ills b .-ro .
T h e W. C. Echs w , e re p
a n tlj ¡o p e ra te d fo r th r e - vears bv M r. and
r io
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or.
Sunday
a fte rn o o n M r- E r.m k H a rris was purchased
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,hc said the roads w ere in g .o d coti- shop u nd r th e fo rm e r m anage-1
m n M
day
tinir. mu <i i r ­
,i ,- io, d itio n . T h e y eantc v ia the S . n a . n , m ent. w ill c o n tin u e to w o rk th e re
■ »r h r « r im *
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as as*i>t;m t to th • new ow ners.
r itie n i Ih r
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M r s . G eorge M o s c rip d ro v e to Sc-
Mi- ana Mrs D W h itt wUI
r u a r v '.’ . I h . I ’
I a ttic o v e r the w eek end to see he
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I.N G F H i t i n I S O N . I m
m oth e r. « h > is ver.- i l l
c h ild re n arc in school T h c v have
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th re e sons.
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th e y exp e ct to m ove to H ills b o ro .
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llills ö o r o A rg u s.
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C o rn eliu s. O reg o n
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Coach J in
r
Special Showing of
New Ranges Planned
BABY FOOD, Gerber's
OPEN
BAHKETREBH
Oolites and
Fern Hoppers
Top Alcoa Play
Hillsboro
MEAT BALLS . . . .
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In i ' n u ll in
n u m b e r o f eh, ■<■ g.unes th is seuson S e ve ra l p lu y c rs w ere prom oted to th e v a rs ity d u r ­
in g the latter part of the aea on Shown (le ft to rig h t, front ro w —W illie Potten Jerry Doyle, Neal M f.
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