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City Recreation Commission Completes Exhaustive Four-and-a-Halt Month Study ■ n b t ma-J# a v a il H o f u ■)r bar ill u n d e r the dir« b on Of th< s iip e i v is o r o f p u b lic pa r . and • «•«•- reattori, th e r«*poit tat« I tin* b u d d - mg b clo h g t«» the people u id bo«d«l lx- avadahl«* fo r th e ir UM* 'I he leasing of b u ild in g s fo r p r i vat«* hu an«* .s d m u ld lie done m ly fo r the tim e s tin* eitiz«*n o f the u u iif n iiiu ly do not have us« fo r it T iie needs n t IhC c i’ i/«*ris com e fir s t.” A lth o u g h it 1 (*<*omnt«*nd«*d th e c ity Whoozinn abntrt 5qti ,1’n r ft Î S« liw enn n in. and M, ( r.ug I I*.- w :n TF iir-.^ jy . A p ril 8, 1948—Hill-.bor-» (O r-.) M rqm Hi V.*l- <Not h e c e rs a rlly n e w t) . I '. • M r and I r in k I'd»* oodi ,f arne- Mrs |( K e n n e th Evans P yi body 1 t do -um iethm g to b rin g w in n in g rib b o n s at the Sal«* dn some ’l l I ' ' •" I. , I d I. by I ... , . . . 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Wei«* H obbies w o o d p u b lic p a rk s and the in itia tin g and b e in g i play. to I e t l e . t l iM l l P i i l o l a n i m n to k«*«*p w o rk in g . le a th e r to o lin g a nd c a rv 1 c o o rd in a tin g o f the re c re a tio n a l l>em rnin h e a d e d f o r K u r r m t h F .11 . f o x and J im D a v is in ■ h u d dle <«nti lin d e f,, t i l d i head illd lS ( d ll . l i i i e . i l t i i d as F f * A r e p o r t e r Boh S to w e ll B ill A nderson m a k in g h . “ ’ »<> to th in k q u ic k ly / ' ing, n a ture study, stam p c o lle c t : p ro g ra m o f the c ity lo p c i n t i u e tv i u . . f i r - ' tr ip »md I itl/< u h ip and tin • fo ie d, " J ' i H,i t added A c o m m u n ity in to P o rtla n d in m a n y m o n th s . . . | T he o ve r-se e in g o f th e d e v e lo p a v o id in g b u rn e d toast ••o n t not to be interest« <t m (j,.„ ing m odel a irp la n e b u d d in g , p h o to '<• U lp p M lt V ilM Illti C S. W e b e r b e in g ••■■.j ,, a m o- lle n r v Johnson s e ttin g ta b le . m en t o f c ity p a rk s and re c re a tio n I g ra p h y . p a in tin g , m usic, c u ltu ra l Vt ’pm i: p ».»fi» I o n a I atideteg M oi M o m rlliw *a« w o u ld b<* u n d e i th«* propos«*«! p a rk j d a tin g . I a c tiv itie s , m usic groups, fo ru m and di cussion groups, book re v ie w in g , and recreation commli Ion, wnich par» f ’ > lr . i d Mrs. N m u rth w a ite , i a rt a p p re c ia tio n < lass«*s, dram a th«* re p o rt recom m ended consist o f in s e r v in g at F a rm I ’n io n ham d in - A rgus Ad U ser S ay s le a d in g and p ro d u c in g group* qui«*t fiv<* m em b e rs selected by th e co u n - ' t.«u S a tu rd a y G le n llie h e r baby gurncs and Np<nt:, c a rd ., b illia rd -, c il fro m re c o m m e n d a tio n * mad«* by , s ittin g C ould H av e Sold M ore and pool (In »s and a ll kind** of ch u rch e s lodge«, .« rvic«* c lu b s and " I c o u ld have "o ld th e m m an y H r R alph J. H a rv e y becom ing a c iv ic g ro u p s rh e s u p e rv is o r w o u ld , to.i tm iis ti r p a rlo i and tab!-* garnvM D o ro th y Orr peak- tim e s o v e r.' d e cla re d M rs K e n P o in tin g o u t that a m a jo r purpose act as c h a irm a n o f th e co m m issio n mg it O a k la n d , Cal neth W S m ith o f R o u te 4 H ills F lore n ce of a s w im m in g pool is to p ro v id e and m ee tin g s w o u ld be h e ld m o n th W ith y c o m b e be in g la te b o ro as she o rd e re d th e ir ad fo r Don T u r tra in in g fm school (hild r< *n in how ly T h is co m m issio n w o u ld also re c - 1 n e r and Joan W agenblast at c h u rc h fa rm m a c h in e ry o u t o f the pa to * v. im . tin- commi.s.Mou said th a t om rnend th e p a id assistants and o f p e r S old a ll fro m th e f ir s t ad Mrs. Ilo m e r P ric e confused o v e r any pool con tiuct«*«l m ust he r«*adi- fic e h e lp necessary to c o n d u c t the I the te lephone w e re - G ib so n tra c to r, dozer, M e rt S ahnow IV ai«-I'ssihh* to the p u b lic schools. re c re a tio n p ro g ra m . p lo w c u ltiv a to r, a nd a disc, Th«* proposed 1 e c re a tio n b o a r d 1 b u ild in g a 13,000 c a p a c ity tu r k T he g ro u p u commend«*«! th a t a c o v she added Mrs. J o h n M ^son te llin g e n <1 pool h«* erected at the B W w o u ld be an a d v is o ry g ro u p m ade . T he thousands o f hom es in to B a irn s grad** school fo r the f o l up o f tw o re p re s e n ta tiv e s 01 e v e ry w h ic h th e A rg u s goes each c iv ic g ro u p in the c ity , to be elected c o u n cil, whose m em bers have re- lo w in g r«*a.ons; week ¡ r , t h e A rg u s cla ssi A H E S A F E L Y M ADE BY C A R E F U L 1 ( «instruction o f a co ve re d i*ool o r a p p o in te d by each c o m m u n ity quested th is re p o rt and pledged fie d page« b e in g th e “ G re a t at that site w ill n o t cost any m ore g ro u p T h is b o a rd w o u ld m ee t at th e ir honest c o n s id e ra tio n . M a rk e t P la ce o f W a sh in g to n th a n an o j m t i pool co n n tru cti-d at h a s t tw ic e a y e a r to e v a lu a te the R e s p o n s ib ility In rs ra p a b le E N G IN E E R IN G r o u n tv ." "W e feel th a t the c o m m u n ity , any o th e r lo ca tio n hccaos«* sh o w e r re c re a tio n p ro g ra m and to m ake and dressing room s are a lre a d y p ro I suggestions to the c ity c o u n c il and a c tin g th ro u g h th e c ity c o u n c il, has p a rk a nd re c re a tio n co m m issio n a re s p o n s ib ility w h ic h is in e sca p vid e d and h e a tin g e q u ip m e n t is a l - 1 I M em b e rs o f th e co m m issio n w o u ld able I f th e people are to ld a b o ut rea d y in tall«*d also be m em bers o f th e re c re a tio n th e needs and th e necessary steps 2 T he p u b lic schools have a vast by resource of p e rsonnel and e x p e r- board A il e x e c u tiv e board o f 10 w h ic h are c o n te m p la te d to s u p p ly T IN IE S T H E A R IN G A ID ¡«•nce in tin* a d m in is tra tio n o f th is m em bers w o u ld be elected to p la n these needs, th e people w ill stand th e tw o m ee tin g s and c a rry on the W id e in te re s t is b e in g s h o w n b y k in d o f p ro g ra n i 3 T ra in e d and a v a ila b le teach* w o rk o f e v a lu a tin g the c u rr e n t p ro 100 p e r cent w ith th e c o u n c il. We tho usa n d s o f deafened people in k n o w th a t th e re are fla w s in o u r gram . in g s ta ff i a lre a d y there. an am a zin g n e w h e a rin g device, and, perhaps, T he o n ly s p e c ific c h a rte r change reco m m en d a tio n s 4 T ra u n d and d i.s o p h n c d ja n i th e tin ie s t h e a rin g a id o f a ll, reco m m en d e d by the re p o rt w o u ld son.e m ista ke n ju d g m e n ts . B u t we to ria l s ta ff i tnere w h ic h n o w enables th e m to f u lly 5 It w o u ld he a v a ila b le fo r use m ake possible the d e d ic a tio n o f bel.eve th a t th e y w ill be d iscovered e n jo y m usic, serm ons and fr ie n d d u rin g tin* e n tire school day fo r p a rk s so th a t a vo te o f th e people as Ihe p ro g ra m is im p le m e n te d and ly c o m p a n io n s h ip — and n o t be in s tru c tio n classes w ith o u t tra n s w o u ld be necessary b e fo re such Ih^J th e y can th e n be w o rk e d o u t b o the re d b y th e b u lg e and w e ig h t p o rtin g the yo u n g people to and p a rk areas c o u ld be sold. We urge th a t th e re c o m m e n d a o f a separate b a tte ry p a ck and In its c o n c lu d in g sta te m e n t, the tio n s be accepted as th e y are made, fro m a pool. w ire s. A s e ffic ie n t as i t is tin y , ti It w o u ld not in te r r u p t th e class co m m issio n stated: SA L E S R E P R E S E N T A T IV E and th a t we spend o u r tim e in g e t users o f th is d e v ic e r e p o rt e a s ily ' We, th e m em bers o f th e re c re a tin g the p ro g ra m to w o rk ra th e r p e rio d s and «»ther school a c tiv itie s u n d e rs ta n d in g w h is p e rs as fa r as as no m a jo r change in class sched tio n c o m m issio n , have done o u r th a n m m ore discussion. O u r im 5 fe e t a w a y i T h e D is tr ib u to r s o f ules w o u ld he re q u ire d . best to c o n s id e r the re s p o n s ib ility m ediate needs are: T he se cu rin g o f B e lto n e . Jam es N. T a ft & Asso ( 7. It co u ld h e r« a c h « d e a sily by placed u pon us by th e c ity c counci o u n c il a f u ll- tim e s u p e rv is o r; c o n s tru c tio n ciates— 734 A m e ric a n B a n k B ld g , . tin* students o f th« h ig h school fro m e v e ry a n g le ." the re p o rt con- o f a s w im m in g pool at th e B W in P o rtla n d . O regon, a re so p ro u d ii It is easily accessible to the elu d e d "Wc have spent m a n y h o u rs o f th e ir a c h ie v e m e n t th a t th e y Barnes school; s u m m e r-tim e re c re - a d u lt m em bers o f tin* c o m m u n ity . a tte m p tin g to p re p a re an e x h a u s tiv e a tio n f o r y o u th - „1 w i l l g la d ly send y o u a fre e d e I 9 M ainte n a n ce costs w o u ld b«* and c a re fu l re p o rt We k n o w t h a r p a rks; and n l ^ ^ ^ s c rip tiv e b o o k le t and e x p la in h o w j less as they can he in c o rp o ra te d we h ave n e glected some needs and p a ik s ^ ° r ^u tu re y o u m a y te st th is tin ie s t o f d e ■ in the present o rg a n iz a tio n and he We suggest th a t th ,. t. vices in th e p riv a c y o f y o u r o w n | borne, in la rge ¡»art, by th e school th a t th e re is a c o n tin u in g need fo r ^ '■ 'W " h 'd v ey ;,1U|;,llO|n accepted fo r c o n s id e ra tio n % t the hom e w ith o u t r is k in g a penny. budget We have no h e s ita n c y in s a y in g c o u n c il m ee tin g o f A p r il 6 and the W r.te f o r y o u r B e lto n e b o o k le t Th«* re p o rt asked th e c o u n c il to to d ay. th a t th is is o u r best and th a t w c : reco m m en d a tio n s be accepted o r 1 * on • lection .« soon as possible j to p e rm it the people to vo te the m a k e no a p o lo g y fo r any sta te m e n t re je c te d at special session o f the • a d d itio n .d bonds n«*ccssurv to co n o r re c o m m e n d a tio n w e have m ade c° u n c il to be c a lle d w ith in th re e s tru c t th«* cover«*d p«M»l T he c ity T h ro u g h th is s tu d y we have become WqiLtcs u i th l* A p r il 6 m e e tin g ." vo te d 1250 to 415 ¡n j 944 fo r a 'n c re a s in g ly conscious o f th e im - p , e„ r W > * 'M signed by Rev $5<i d o u bond issue fo r a pool. The .rta n t pla ce th a t re c re a tio n needs q ..W a rre n , c h a i r m a n . bond« are t ill v a lid , a cco rd in g to h o ld in o u r c o m m u n ity life , and B lanche B r itto n . James E B u rd e tt Your Doctor, through yoor$ r.a ile A B o w m a n , C. H e n ry N e l- -in o p in io n re tu rn e d by C ity A t- o f o u r past fa ilu re . We a re c o n o i training end enperience, to rn e y P a u l P a tte rson Poyn- fid e n t th a t th is p ro g ra m w ill be I son. Orange Phelps, J. W. Po ha» merited your confidence in ■ ■ Is spec!• Rushfow j fie d by th«* com m is . ion was c o n tin »ofeguording your health. W e, u a tio n o f last ye a r's s u m m e r-tim e in turn, have gained the conli- re c re a tio n p ru g ia m fo r g ia d e school ; c h ild re n and p ro v id in g of p la y denen of the community by fo l gro u n d s fo r c h ild re n o e tw e en the low ing hi» instruction» with phor- ages of one to ten. T he m in im u m m a c e u tic o l th ill a n d re lia b ility . staff of d ■ • children g ra m was set at one d ire c to r and Here, you are certoin that your pie- fiv e assistants »cription» w ill'b e fille d prom ptly, K eco rn m e n d in g e s ta b lis h m e n t o f using only the purest ingredients. play grounds, the re p o rt said th e y w o u ld p ro v id e a " b re a k " in the day fo r both m oth e rs and c h ild re n and w o u ld m ake possible th e fo rm in g Safety Plate and Safety Sheet cut to fit your car. o f frie n d h ip s betw een m others. F a c ilitie s J iu u ld be added to those now a t S iiu te p a rk , the re p o rt L IB B Y -O W E N S G LA SS stated. 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O th e r fo rm s of telep h o n e se rv ic e a re su b ject to F e d e ra l tax es a t ra te s ranging from 8% to 25% . H o w d y Folks: I f you svant want to find the h o n e p o w rr of you r car. just lift the hood and count the plugs. ★ ★ Horsepow er has given the nuto business the greatest turnover. .This tax is im posed by the U . S. G o v e rn m e n t d ir e c tly on the uxer of the telephone. T h e te le phone com pany, at its ow n exp en se, se rv e s as a c o lle c to r. ★ ★ But did you ever notice that cars seem to run tw ic r as fast on w eek days as they do on Sunday? ★ ★ L ong d ista n c e calls an d c e rta in o th e r se rv - ices, b ein g taxed at 25%. a re taxed h ig h e r th an th e 20% ra te fo r lu x u rie s such as fu rs, je w e lry , an d p e rfu m e s. It has been said that a llo w ing a wom an d riv e r the rig h t of w ay is not only chiv a lry , but also prudent. BABY NEED ■a: Dextri-Maltose, 5 lbs. FREE UNCLE SAH’S PART OF tour telrpione bill 49c G e n u in e ★ ★ Some people d riv e suh- eonseiously. O u r observation leads us to believe that oth ers d riv e unconsciously. * ★ And. in closing, w e m ight sa.v that Ihe solution to the reckless d riv in g problem ean't be given in one abort sentence. ★ ★ There's an easy solution to your ear lub rication prob lems. though. T ry M.AKF.AK liilirieatio n next time. t 1 his form of tax, th a t is an excise tax on te le p h o n e se rv ic e , has tra d itio n a lly b een re so rte d to only in n atio n al em e rg e n c ies. Y o u r telep h o n e c o m p an y b e lie v e s this fo rm of tax should not be a p a rt of the peace tim e tax stru c tu re . R e p r e se n ta tiv e s of the telep h o n e in d u stry h av e u rged nnd w ill c o n tin u e to u rg e b e fo re the p ro p e r C o n g re ssio n a l co m m ittees th a t th e se excise ta x e s now he e lim in a te d ; an d m an y u se rs and re p re se n ta tiv e s of u se rs of telep h o n e serv ice a re likew ise urging th at th ey be re p e a le d by the tax legislation now b e fo re the C o n g ress. CHAPMAN'S 9 A a Z v rrw te u ' H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N S E R V IC E STORE N. W. 1st and M ain 8L HILLSBORO, OREGON Holds m ore food than ever before in the sam e • Famous Mstsr-Mlisr msch- kitchen space anism • Exclusive Qulckube Trays with Instant Cube Release • Full-width, roller-bearing Hydrator with glass top • Large Super-Freezer • M ulti-purpose Storage Tray • All-porcelain Here's more of the things you want in a new refrigerator; MORE usable space on the new flat top, MORE frozen food storage in the big new Super-Freezer, MORE room for keeping fresh or frozen meats, MORE space for leafy vegetables and fruits, MORE usable space for other foods, MORE food storage capacity per dollar. Come in, see these new Frigidaires, learn how economical they are io buy, to operate. More FRIGIDAIRES Serve Interior with More Amerkan Homes Thon stainless porcelain on bottom Any Other Refrigerator. H e a r o u r B ro a d c a st over K X L ev e ry WEST COAST TELEPHONE CO. ★ * ■ * ★ ★ ★ S u n d a y . W e d n e sd a y a n d T h u rs d a y *• (k ♦ TO R N ITU R E CO. 158 S. 2d A ve. H IL L S B O R O P h o n e 491