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4— HILLSBORO (Ore.) ARGUS. Thursday, January 1. 1043 í. Bond Issue Vole Ted Salo Elected Superintendent of M arks 3rd Time Reedville Sunday School for 1948 Election Called «chool* Into a physical education plant And cafeteria. and lew ring of the 11 u na- school Bids nt? the Itaiucs school gym n.i-iinn. w hich were o p en .d In tin -chool b a i d last Tu -.lav evening fa eve eik 'd oiiginai . n.On board ii ini»?r- -laied I a ..id i wa- .lo!nisa:i«5 .‘i a. . I’ :. , ?. , • i iraclors. w ith a bid of $1314.0 I lie firm prom ised to c o m p l e t e th. building w ithin six m onths aft i construcli. n Is -t u led cither bid- re c '.n d on the build III« ? i re II J Sf ;. r >;: n. $l38.im.l B i ford Cons id $142,681 M v'oikttin C o. $141173 and Home Consti u. : nm Co of Heaver;.m, $149.032 M embers of the eistriet sclio.il h. aid a: - Mrs. Lena C e t.r-. eha-i man: A lb .rt H art:am p f It v : n Goodman, K e i t h M d c o x a m i J W il H azeldale S c h o o l C h e c k e d for S ta te P id Q ualification ttv Mi- Il V F ! I’ A l F h er si 1er M r: W illiam P- fam ili i lob Ila- 4 lo i-tn .i- P a tti ni.l All t> U I t c h il i K o la l i. b a lo i t bi •d le i n ie l I V I f i .1 \ II ,1 Mi M ilita i v t d ARAI A' K Y I 1 H ill Jensen p ro r e -.1 |o the H *« f-'f «•' charge Elroy Schindler Neais Dischfiiqe Kvel 18 I,p i S Bv Mrs. A nna T aylor th e ir children to tl H t l AM,Ii .f M r.U H V h V I Mi- FI l .1 N Ti REEDVILLE — New off ¡eery were hereafter a i r- 111 Hillsbo.yi \t Illp.U ■d In Mi - I U‘«‘VIIV H* w as Id «•licted by K eidvllle Sunday sell.«-! ■clion io rot« n a $58.000 Mr and Mrs Do Ham i He N la l l . l l l . i - . - l i . « n . sol Iroin Ihr o l M» p.d, H. •: V \V.» « . l i l l a .» bond i ¡Sunday us follows: Ted Salo, sup Imlay I of San Fra ar com; ' n of school lal d epailm nl who b ill pc ling Ih* All and Al, F I H, ; e, and d u i distrie No erin ten d ' nt, Mrs. O tto G euige .issi.- day guests of Mi and Mi Mr- l>: building program -chool for si ind.udiz.it ?n. i i o. .1 .ben Ilio , n .1 tu S : 11 l e u . ami >.( I I p a h d H«1 il i U i t h i th :u ! nuiks he th u d lune th? •P t.mt superin ten d en t; (I in > ) l'>iln'- George. Th. v left S ondai f tool . i 1 . 11 ii g lo r y 'io 11.ir. Id.lie graiie school lie 'em ’ut V *f11 in ’m i.s a i t t i | i ii a m i! . board ha isket! f ‘ bm d •secretary: Mr- A r v i d Nordlund, hi me. fu i* a l i t l i o i t l y o f .-ci 13 io check qiialifie.iiion f o r Mi > Kd \\ al sii and t un l\ since li'i, treasu rer; Mrs. Roger Croenl, v -is - n n * . tu a full I hup Mr and Mrs J 11 W u .a'tib i.-: of st i l e aid n a n in J ip a n III; ta i s M tilt n Ti i »n ei lam. I 1 i t ta n t; K ath leen Im lay, s.n g leader; Long Beach. C a l. a. red lu-t rrco- T h? fi rst election was held in «un p i( tiled t h e i r ( ’hi cdn i t i l e J a p a n se w » ek al a birlhduv pai’tv ut h n pla\ . iollew i d 1>V th»* »’ l i t I > Fv CUI ve board of Hazeldal P I.uHae lU ncheloe. assistm B o o to spend' the holidays vv.;:i their Oct.ib r. llto when Slboikk) was V |»ei .« n n u d I copi I' \ met al (ii hom e of Mi in.l hnriie m Hdlsboi«» in hanor m th,* Santa Chiu*' whe di n United 1» G eiger, p ia n ist; Ida Ix>u Hag iss son-in-law and d aughter, Mr and v u d foi the city's g rade sclmols. A ir - lloualil Birch Alomlav night bn thdus unnivei sai v of h i m.»th *i uf l u <. I . < * . a ll le e H n » »1 » h I > n It f 'e l ill tip . di tatlt; Vl.iVnau Engebretson. librar Mrs A. M M uthiesen M and Mrs An addit oual I’fe 000 w as author Pilli and a ft iced last Ju n e A total of $.10.000 cp ian: Jam* * Harri-.. „ mutant: Mrs D. Falki nhagen and daught-'i Su-a .ind t • pi c h e o l childr *n. Tu «da.’ arinv Al- and At; - F n l Sal. - and lit,In Mi> C H Walk. • ( ( i in n in m U I i j , l i h ( i o <>ut infantry basic A rchie B row n lee, cradle roll super of F \ art tt. Wash rr. r. also hobd. \ ! rem ains from a building fund sta rt-| ’In» i*ouin, iiij«».ved then amnia e: compì t d a n ? i . e r Dntui.i M ane of Bay Cen H a . i ld .la * Ci>ìn ì i i i m ! \ ■ ii |, a , ,| I ’ln istu in parlv w ith exchange •> t i . i'im ig j u t P o i i H r . N ( ‘ sv a . int- ndent; M- 's. Oren Shuman, .issis guests cd in l!M3 With approval of the AA a i r e t i l i lie d In inc S atu rd ai Mrs. F alkenhagcn is l'h iistm .is Evi* tu thè unod -hi tant; M is A n n a Lingman and Mrs d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs Wager, $a8 dt)O bond ..«sue. the d istrict's Kdt«, aft r which chool wo> U in Nfi p in tl fo i os i • *a • c i v le e in I >c a l i c i -P lid.ng the C hristinas liuti f.iMhununt stvte bv bui unii1 candir ' C. Kelly in ch arge of the home de blast. building fund w ill be swelled to tniNNcd and the hob lays b« ,.au .on e i p b e i . HM<1 P i i i o « i d e i ititf Ihc l a i - w i t h F a r i '- m o t i ie r . Air. Sil $508.000 i H partm ent. RaJir.i Nordlund gave the A ic Sale -, and A ll - Sali-c - sisl r. und usui»’ thè Ì:iepl.ie(«s far tiKlu ' will continm* over th N< sv Vt . h n I Vh e tie ss ' • It C. E R ichards was adm itted to I E ligible to vote ar? all persons du * tu n.» < ! »etnedv tui nm; th [ ( ‘la s will b * report of th e nom inating commit-1 the aim ed M»»nda> ab o att tided lid i b> n<i union luuti Ali . Donald Allibi andt. and family V eterans' hospital at Vaneou afte: JaiiuaiA a at ’> a 111 tee. Mrs. Jo h n W heeler is the re I ver, Wash last weak for medical i whos? nam es appeared on the last school Al and All . Walt-, r Hobbs a n I h aires ulto dui kness p ro p erty as.-essnunt rolls in the tiring su p erin tt T. dent. -an Kenny of Salem retu rn ed home 9 D in II u in n ve: il h»»Ui n »’idei , treatm ent. in»rin.tl eh ctrìv scia ice \\ a . i-e.suu district, and st. ckholdei-s in any Sa iiiday after sp. tiding the Chi •! od. ( hutch Group UK rets Bv Mrs W. A. Dodge uests of Mr and Mrs. A r c h i? com pany o r corporation whose name mas vacation w i t h " Mrs Hot Us' C hurch Wcuietv s association met W G illiam s at a C hristm as dinner appears on the assessm ent roll. Tiie The t htnd’s Chi stm js p itc’r.ue JACKTC.WN Mr and Mr- Lou moth r, Mrs. E I, AA'arine.. ,md F riday afternoon ' at tire home of party were Mr. and Mrs Ben Sta k Wus h ld M >mia\ c \ m i . ■ |> ce n election will b? held from 2 to 7 Cav aiitars and tin e, c h ild ru i fi r M n Anna Lingngan. Mrs. F rank and son Willy. Mr and Mrs. Ge rge Malcolm, president, .was in charge. Bosely. Mrs. Ju n e P eterson and son p in. in the B W Barnes grade Stockton. Cal . w ere Sunday guests at the H ow ard Dooliei home W e ’ i'p A v i- h in i on o u r D evotions w ere led by Mrs Ling- B ruce and t h e i r san-m-law and school on North T hird avenue ,6 vco \ ^ / ( / c A A total ef $333.833 08 has been G loria C am pbell f r o m Pomona W is h in g You a m an. Tire C hristm as Story, as told daughter. Mr. and Mrs. R o b e r t I k iispslnu's . . . fo r u earm ark ed from the fund already, college spent the holidays w ith her bv St Luke. The sltV y of Mary, K raus, all of P ortlan d ; also then ju v o iis am ' successful th e M other of Jesus.'* and singing son and d a u g h t:r-in -law . Mr and according to .1 W Povnter. super parents. Mr. and Mrs .\rc h i? Camp of C hristm as carols w t re included Mrs W arren W illiams and son War intendent o f l o c a l elem entary bell. N ew Yeat fo r you Mary Jo D ooher -erv .1 the gni.-in'. schools. Biggest project started was in the pregram . ren Gregg of San Francisco. Cal construction of the n .w David Hill cake a: the H oward McGraw an.l am i those V o n h o h l lit w as vot-d to invilV Bethany. W arren Williams, chief m achin O renco and T ualatin »ins soci ist's m ate in the U. S N a w . and g rade school, cos't of winch lias N onna M eyers w edding Dccemb. ilea r. eties to join this group at Reedville fam ily, who arriv ed las! Sunday n reached $198.884 A rchitects' fees for 28 m Portland. the school totaled $11.245 Mr. and Mrs. R. D. D avis of church for the annual o l \ ervance atten d the w edding of his sister Cost of the seven-classroom addi S tayton w ere w e k-end guests a: of the W orld Dav of P r.V 'er on E velyn t. RoDert K raus of Po O pen as n snal J a n u a ry 1, F eb ru ary 13. A social ho u r a n d re- land. left Friday for San Francisco. tion to th? P eter Boscow school was the Ixi.val D avis home. given at $85.858. of w hich $4848 is Mr and Mrs V ernor A lexander freeh m en tt fallowed. Mrs. V. Perry j w here he is s ta ti o n d WE N EVEK C LO S E ' arch itects' fees. The B W. Barnes- entertained w ith a Christin.es dm twas co-host css. 4-H Club Named Bose.w school cafeteria and heat n er party at the r home C hristm as Yule Program Given B o oth S e rvice T he "Buzxin' Dozen" is th e name ing plan; cos; the d istrict $49.510. Day S eventeen guests w ere pr - R eedville Sunday school held its chosen for the new ly organized 4-H of w hich $2802 was architects' fees cut. C hristm as program las; W ednesiVy sew ing A-B club, of w hich Mr.- Biggest project rem aining in the R EA LTO R S -IN S U R A N C E night at the church, with KathleA» Al L arrance is leader. O fficers w .: city's school-building program is th? WORDS OF TIIE WISE W heeler presiding. The _. program 131 S .> tC Q N D A V I T i l . 171 H IU S B O R O . O R I _ elected as follows: T heresa M artin, propos d B. W. Barnes school pnys- 162 W . B aselin e Good breeding shows itself most included Recitation, "Christmas. | president: M arlene Elerick. vice- ical education plant. Also planned H IL L S B O R O P hone 4391 where, to an o rdinary eve. it a p i Across from V, /y o n n e Richards; pantom ine. P ool-G ardner L um ber Co i O president; Carol T hayer, secretary- L ittle Town of B ethlehem .'' Mrs. t/'e a su re r; M arilyn Fischer, song is renovation of the , Id David Hill pears the least —Addison A, L arrance. narrato r; recitation, L yider: Illavon Pierce, rep o rter. third graders: song. "It Caras Upon TlfC club w ill m eet every other a M idnight C lear, junior boys M.Viday after schcol. Next m eeting An im pressive pageant. Follow w ill be Ja n u a ry 5. T here are 12 ers of the S tar.'' under Mrs. Harold men-.-l ers. B ergquam 's direction, was given by Mr. ,and Mrs. W. J. M cDerm ott of the following: Virginia Engebret R o ck aw ay a re spending the holi son. M ary: Jack H arris. Joseph: days a t the fam ily home in Reed M arvin and Jim Daily R o b e r t ville W indsor, shepherds: Ted Salo, Earl Full O ' 4 6 o i. Miss L> dia LaR ue of Woodland Engtibretson and F ranklvn Rich W ash., sp e n t C hristm as w ith her | i , 1 t Can ards. wise men; Ralph N .rdlund. b ro th er an«.' sister-in-law . Mr. and P at B rcw nL e. Rev. Gilmer. Theo Mrs. E. J. La Rue. brand’ dore Salo. Jack Kirkwood. Glendon Mr. and M -s. G eorge M ortim er, R ichards, V ictor Perry. Jo an Wag- form erly of .Roseburg, will L ave enblast and Janies H arris in prom for S eattle th is w eek after spending inent roles. A ntiphonal singing by the hclidays w ith h er cousins, Mr Seed 4 lb. the choir, directed by Mrs Fiora and Mrs B F. H n to n . Dean, C hristinas hymns by the aud less pkg. Mr. and Mrs. L ee Skeels of D rum ience and benediction by the paater mond. Mont., are Holiday guests of concluded the program. C a n d y Mr. and Mrs. J o h n W alters Mrs treats w ere distributed to the chil Skeels is a sister of Mr W alters. dren. Mrs Schappert. Mrs. Lamb Mr. and Mrs. H ans Nelsen w ere ing. Mrs. Bergquam and Mr P .rr y hosts at th eir annua! C hristm as re •were in charge of decorating, which union for a large fam ily group. GarJcnsnJe No. 2 ’ j can featured the C hristm as motif. Many Sing Carols Rem em ber, in A rgus Classified A large group of C hristian En Ads, T h e M ore You T ell—The deavor young people sang C hrist More You Sell. tt m as carols at various h .m e s in the com m unity Wednesday night, after Supei ior— Cheddar Per lb. w hich they enjoyed a Christm as party at the home of Flora and G ertrude LaRue. Annual Meet Set 46 A nnual m e e t i n g of Reedville C om m unity Presbyterian church Sunny oi. w ill be held the evening of January- Dawn can 10 at the church. A pot-luck dinner at 7 p. m. w ill p rec.d e the business session. To Observe Communion COCOS Henhey’t Nourithing (cod drink Ib boi 37C Com m union w ill be observed at G reen Beans GarrfentW»—<«/ th e 11 o'clock w orship service at C h o c o la te M a lte d M ilk K,afl <-•*>. bo. 35c R eedville church Sunday, Jan u ary Lima Beans Xo»o«« No 4, as announced by R-v. G raham G ilm er, pastor. S no -W h ite S alt p,a!n or lodged pig. 9C Diced Beets ot the Ko//»y School opened here M onday after Dried Peaches closing for the holidays D ecember Shoestring C arrots No- J «•» IOc Caking Soda ^otnmer l-lb. pig. 3 for 25c 39. New Y ear's Dav w ill also be a Dried A p ric o ts C orn Cov.hy Home, Whole Kernel No. 2 c«n | g c holiday. 10 oi. con 9c Baking P o w d er Clobber G irl Mrs. C harles Im lay is convalesc D ried Prunes 'C o m ^ Gordenilde, Cream No. 2 cen 1 5 C ing nicely after undergoing m ajor Dried W h ite Figs surgery at Good Sam aritan hospital Baby Lima Beans Caii/om ia 2 'b. pig. 3 5 c H om iny ><¡”¡0—White or Goldee No. 2'/j cn 16c in P ortland Dried Black Figs Numerous Parties Held Fancy Peas s" 9 ° ' N o . 2 con | g c Large Lima Beans California 2 lb. pig. 6 5 c M any holiday d in n er parties and P itted Dates ^a‘, brand fam ily reunions w ere held here Gardenside Peas No. 303 con jqc D ry Beans Idaho Red 2 lb. pig 39c 5 lb 89c last week Baking N eeds, Mrs. Helen Johnson and daugh Tender Peas Merimoc No. 2 con , 5 C te r Diane, Miss L ura S auctrm an 2 lb -p ig . 4 3 c Smail W h ite Beans Sweet Potatoes Lepton No. 2'/j con , 5«. and W ilfred Saucerm an of O akland, Swansdown Cake Flour Cal., ar.d Mr. arid Mrs. Ed Snow Fancy Pumpkin Moonbeam 2 cans 25c 2 lb.pkg. 29c G r e a t N o rth ern Beans Softasilk Cake Flour an d fam ily of P o rtlan d w ere g u .sts o f Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Saucerm an. Sauerkraut Columbia No. 2'/j con I I c Bisquick Gold Medal G uests of Mr. and Mrs B ert Hedg- Sleepy H o llo w Syrup 12-01. boftlo 24c peth w ere their son, R alph B uckler, Tomatoes Monte, Solid ph. No. 2 con 2 5 c Pie Crust M ix and Miss Eileen W hitty of Astaria Peaches C a itit C r a t— Holvet or tllc tt 2>/2 can 28c and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. M ayer of Vegetables Lorten,. Layer-Pah No. 303 con 2 0 c Buckwheat Flour P o rtlan d . C am p b ell's Tom ato Soup 3 cans 29c Chicken and Noodles Lynden u-oz. 29c C hristm as dinner guests of Mr. Buckwheat Flour and Mrs. F. L. MoGeorge w ere her Spaghetti Franto-Amerlcon con 15 ^ step fath er and m other, Mr. a n d Pancake Flour C herub E vap o rate d Milk 2 fall cant 25c Mrs. W. Lightfoot of Vancouver. Chicken Fricassee Lynden w -n . z t n 83c Pancake Flour Sutonna z'/j-ib. pig W ash., and his b ro th er and sister- C anned M ilk National brandt Tall can ] 3 C in-law , Mr. and Mrs. H arold Mc- G eorge and daughter of Tigard. J iffy Lou Puddings KorZaty Clinic Discontinued pkg. 7c T h e free m onthly health clinic, sponsored by the local P.-T A. in 5'/r oi. pig. 14c Kellogg Rice Krispies 10-lb. ta c k ___ co-operation with the county health d ep artm en t and held at the school- Kellogg's A ll-B ran 4 16 01 pkg- 22c house, has been discontinued for 365 E. Main, Hillsboro 25 lb. ta c k ___ lack of patronage, according tc Mrs. B L U E T A G Raisin B read M<»- b r ig h t » A . I. Saucerm an. chairm an. Only l-lb .lo a f 16c S h o e strin g fo u r children w ere present at the Morvelous la st clinic and parents m ay take G ronuloted 24-os. Holiday Guesis Visit Jacktown Ha p p y H ew Year ELITE V CAFE G R IF F IT H & M E E K E N e w Y e a r V a lu e s! Orange Juice Choice Raisins Teroloes Cheese Temalo Juice Y o u r R a d io w ill 25f 49c 2T S5( 23c W ORK a fte r w e r e p a ir it ! K itch e n C r a f t FLOUR 1*15 ’RADIO SERVICE DREFT Suds Kind to bonds Discovery pkg. wZ Apples lb .l2 i Grapefruit lb. D'Anjou Pears lb. 10< Extra fancy and fancy RED ROME BEAUTIES Sweet - Juicy Deterf White Hood River Locally grown Cauliflower Full, w hite heads Dry Onions Yellow, m edium s Ib. 2 2 5 ' Ib. Ib. 15' 10' Dean Graham Motors, Inc. 1st and W a sh in g to n — H ills b o ro P hone 3861 Hillsboro's Farm Implement and Automobile Center Tosty, h e a lth fu l Ib. 10 T THf J A N U A R t We reserve the rig ht to lim it quantities. No Sales to Dealers. ON SALE MERC TODAf Strained Honey Tra T!m* Strained Honey Uerert Bioor te sute uf MAUΟ MCA1S I lb. |«r 29c " b 39c l-lb. can 29c Cheese Spread K,an Old Cheese Spread Kratt, Smohelle Cheese Spread Kraft Pineapple Cheese Spread Kroll Plmlento Breeze Cheese American type Am erican Cheese Dutch Mill Kratt Am erican Cheese Kroll Velveet Cheese Q u a lity Meats- Guaranteed Tender or Your Money Back. S-'b. $1.29 5 27c 5 oi. 2 7 c Fork Roast lb. 49ç Smoked Picnics P lb. 49c •eef Roast V ” ..^ lb. 5 ox. 2 3 c 5-oi. 2 3 C */l-lb. 3 4 c 2 lb. $ | O'? 7 lb. $ | .0 9 2 1b $ | .0 5 Standing Grade Rib "G ood" DESCHUTES POTATOES U. S. No. l ’s 15-lb. Sack O / Piedmont brand Quert Mayonnaise Pint Nu Made Mayonnaise Red H ill Catsup i3'/, o.. botil. Ripe O lives fbonr Standard No I c.n OllVCS lindsay et. targe—Pitted No. I can D ill Pickles Abernethy 24 or ¡.r Commercial— Grade lb. 59c 85c 47c ROUND | 7c 23c BEEF STEAK 29c G ra rle C o m m e rcia l 25c Lb. s4>89 f ioofl 4' Turnips ..... qt Garden fresh. Ho tops to pay fo r N o. 2 Can Gt M ayonnalte. Etc. ,» 0 .,” . Rutabagas CABBOTS Peanut Butter Real Roait Peanut Butter iUppr-Chunh 8ê sure uf fRESN PRODUCI Broccoli ^2*30 Su-Purb SOAP A A*a Lb. WfTp-'F?-.'' '< 5S C 69 p Be s u r e ...s h o p SAFEWAY 'l {‘' J /u t A h . Pork Chops Center Ceti ib. 69- Pork Steak Shoulder Ib. Salmon Steaks lb. 69e Halibut Steaks Ib. 59e Fillet of Sole Ib. W O ysters Pint 59' ( t