Hlll-b^r-i zOre ) Ar-ri"—ThurMa'*. April ? IMS
Knut Berg Dies;
Rites Saturday
Cornelius Benefit Success; Camp
Fire Girls Elect; Sale Scheduled
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CORNELIUS
The benefit card
p arty w hich was sponsored bv the
C ornelius C i\ic club Ft >da\ m rh i
in the city hull was well attended
$27 KO w as cleared from th e partv
and candy sale, which yy ill be used
in the »general fund. High score
prizes in 500 w ere aw arded to
Mrs. M argueritte D ooher and Wil-
liam Munn and low to Mrs ( lura
n .i.n r
H ig h
sc o re
m
p in o c h le
w ent to H oward O binie and Mr-
J u a n i t a Hoi e a n d lo w ;a M is l a . i a
K iah in ei. and M r- M an e D u s ic k
¡ilso won a prize.
Engagem ent Told
The betrothal of Miss Fllen
A leda Borm an, d au g h ter o f Mr and
M rs .1 Edw ard B orm an of F u tek .
C a l. to William J Dusick J r . son
nl Mr. and Mrs William J, Dusick
S r . has been announced by Ellen's
parents The w edding will be sol-
. m im ed April 11 a' S t B ernards
( atholic church
W illiam has been in E ureka since
N ovem ber m aking his home w ith
h is uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs
1 J. Hight, and has been em ployed
by a lum ber firm. H e served in
the navy for two y ears in the P a
cific th eatre of w ar
Mr. a n d M rs D u s ic k a n d f a m
ily will go to E ureka to attend
the wadding feat itleg.
Officers Fleeted. Name Chosen
Girts
T h e O k ih i C a m p F i r e
m eet
each Monday evening at the home
of th e ir assistant leader. Mrs
Clara Bering.
O fficers elected are President.
Lois O riel, vice-president. Shirley
U nverricht: secretary - treasu rer
Naomi T urk The
. . . girls . have
. chosen
he nam e O -R i-hi w hich m eans
able to accom plish.
for th eir
group. At the last two m eeting-
th e following new m em bers have
been initiated: l.ois O riel. M ari tru
Bean Betty R eiehard and I.nla
Hamilton A popcorn sale was held
by the girls at the R ecreation club
m eeting Monday night
H iaw atha Cam o F ire G irls' sec-
tetary , Nancy Hoffman, resigned
The new one is Jan et K eller. They
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are . looking for th
e ir Indian
nam es
The sixth grade group of C am p
F ire G irls met at the hom e of M ary
Lou Jackson M onday evening. Fol
low ing the m eeting refreshm ents
w ere served.
Mr. and Mrs. Rav T rites and Miss
B everly and Mr. and Mrs Reynold
G eiger attended th e w edding S u n
day of Mr and Mrs R ichard Thom-
I r. 'W aunita S ch en ck ' at th e Sun-
nvside
A dventist church
Mrs
Thomas is a niece of Mr. G eiger
A nniversary
of Recreation
C lub Slated May 1
C ornelius Recreation club held
its reg u lar m onthly m eeting Mon-
bay night The club will celeb rate
Its first an niversary May 1 w ith a
K n u t Beri». 7 I, route 3. Beaver«
ton, dust Tm*» idav at hi* hom e
Funeral service s will be held at 2
p in Suturdax from the Poiielson
X Sewell chapel. Hc\ Edwin \
Ge« ken officiating C om m ittal will
be in Fir Lawn cerne,<*i\
M r B e rg was born in NofWav
March 24. 1877. and came to the
United S tates when he was l.'l Y ears
o ld H e lived h e te for the past six
months.
He is survived bv a d au g h ter
H a.i‘1 Agnes Johnson, rout»* 3. B ea
verton: tw o brothers. L ars Berg
Tacoma. W ash, and Sam Berg. A l
berta, C anada. tw o sisters. Anna
Hauen. C anada, and Anne Stens
land North Dakota, and one ejand*
child.
program at th e s. v in o u s .u r n w ill
d iscontinued on April 15 and
sum m er program will st.r *. as
th e w eath er pei m a s oui>
avl ivitif
M r a n d M rs Fcl.x K riebs w eie
F rid ay o vernight guests at th e
hom e of M r a n d M r- F r a n k A c k
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erm an in P o rtlan d They also at-
tended a su rp rise partv w hich \\ a
UIVen f o r M ls K n o b s' son and
d au g h ter-in -law . Mr
and
M is
W dliam A ckerm an, who eelebratee
th eir 25th w edding annivers.irv 11
the L u th era n church in P ortland
S ixty guests w ere present. Tin
evening was spent in m usic and
games. R efreshm ents w ere served
including a large decorated wed
ding cake They received a num-
ber of stiv er gifts Mr A ck erm ar
is in stru cto r and d esigner in the
Jan tzen k n ittin g mills.
To Make Home Here
M r i E i v i n ., O erv of E w an ab -
Mich . a rriv ed last W ednesday and
expects to m ake h er hom e in Cor
nelius She is a sister of O C
C hartrey.
G roup to Have Sale
M ethodist Youth Fellow ship is
sponsoring a cookie candv and
p lant sale at L ees C onfectionery
Friday. A pril 16 at 4 p m
Accidental Rifle
Discharge Fatal
Plans to Build
F arl W am baugh bought tw o lots
last w eek in the Je n k in s addition
and plans to build th ere soon
Rev M A G roves of Medford
a rriv ed M onday to spend a couple
of days w ith his sister. Mrs Elm er
Claycam p. w hile Rev C laycam p
rem ains in th e Jo n es hospital
H illsboro, He is expected to come
hom e W ednesday
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" r a,’(‘ Mrs. Reynold Ge>.'ei
M onday evening at G ales
L / 1’*'* a’ tt' e Ed G eiger home
/ h e ir son- D arrell, celebrated h s
^.n,l ! ',ersa£v 'b a t day Mr. Gei-
uer j oi „_ u a * te ■ s 5 L ree*
reek c has
has been
been con-
c>n- p - i
p
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7er
.‘ fined
ine to his hom e w ith a broken Lily bOUIlCll ACCGptS
leK-
P e rry LaFolIett. w ho has been
au iie ill in th e Jo n es hospital i-
H illsboro since Sunday, is much
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im proved and expects to retu rn
dren.
oom e soon.
10. That five supervisors be h ir
ed on a full-tim e basis d u rin g the
Albert T. Kemmer
su m m er vacation period to su p er
vise th e sum m er program .
Named to Position
11. T hat the park comm ission be
A lbert T K em m er. B eaverton a t
to rn ey and D em ocratic countv reorganized to include live tnem-
chairm an, recently accepted the ders selected by th e council from
position of W ashington countv recom m endations m ade by church
com m ittee head fo r W alter J cs. lodges, service clubs and civic
F earson's candidacy for state ireas- group« and that the name be
u re r on the D em ocratic ticket
changed to p ark an d recreation
B ruce Spaulding, of Salem , has commission.
been nam ed congressional d strict
12. T hat an advisory group, to be
chairm an and will co o rd 'n ate the
efforts of K em m er and e th e r in- called th e recreation board, be
form ed of tw o rep resen tativ es of
d ividual countv chairm an
each civic group in th e city, m em
bers to be nam ed by each group
13 T hat th e city co-ordinate all
existing facilities into th e program
14 T hat th e leasing of public
buildings for p riv ate business be
done only for the tim es th e c it
izens of th e com m unity do not
have a use for them .
15. T h at th e citizens of H ills
WATCH
boro be th e final a u th o rity in a d
m in istratio n of th e p rogram and
HILLSBORO
th at th e chain of com m and run
next to th e city council thence to
GROW
th e p a rk and recreatio n com m is
sion.
Recreation Report
Watch a miracle in the making
CHAMBERLAIN
TRUCK SERVICE
Im m ediate Needs G iven
C a re fu l H and ling
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PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL INDUSTRIES
For any kind of Hauling—Chamberlain Truck Service
CHAMBERLAIN TRUCK SERVICE
Phone Hillsboro 4581 — Portland BR. 7943
THE
A lbert F S ilkett. 44, route
Hillsboro, died S unday afternoon
en route to a P ortland hospital as
result of gunshot w ound inflicted
accidentally at his home, according
to the M ultnom ah countv c o ro n e r \
office
S ilkett was assisting C arlson
Thompson. P ortland youth, amt a
com panion in putting a new sight
on a 22 caliber rifle when the gun.
in the hands of Thom pson, d is
charged striking S ilkett in th e a b
domen. it was reported here
The body was rem oved to Boss
Bolls wood m ortuary
Jeep IS THE ANSWER
¡WHEN THERE’S WORK TO BE DONE
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The follow ing w ere listed by the
comm ission as th e city's im m ediate
needs:
1. S ecuring of a full-tim e su p e r
visor.
2. C onstruction of a sw im m ing
pool at th e B W. B arnes school.
3 S um m er-tim e recreatio n f o r ,
youth.
4 C hildrens' play parks.
5. P lanning for fu tu re parks.
The report also recom m ends tha!
th e recreation program include a
wide v ariety of activities ranging
from active sports to hobbies. C u l
tu ral activities should have an im
po rtan t position in the program ,
the report stated.
Recognizing th a t its job. as o u t
lined by the council last N ovem
ber. had been com pleted. Rev
W arren said th e com m ission was
prepared to resign effective May
1 “w ith the full confidence that
the city council w ould co n cu r in
th e com m ission's recom m endations
and th at the en tire program would
bo instituted before the resig n a
tions become effective.
Serving on th e com m ission with
Rev. W arren w ere: J. W. P oynter.
Jam es B urdett, Couch W allace.
B lanche B ritton. O range Phelps.
A rth u r Reiling, E arle Bowm an. C
H enry Nelson and Ja c k Rushlow.
For d etailed sum m ary of recrea-
Mrs. Olive E. Allen
Dies at McMinnville
Mi s O live E Allen of Amitv died
at M, y nnville M arch 23 at the age
of 93 years. She was b o m in Polk
countv. and front the tune of h er
m arriage in 1877 she had lived on
the Allen farm southeast of A m ilt
H er husband died in 1914
She is survived by th ree d a u g h
ters. Ina P earl A llen and Valine
Allen o f Am ity, and L ottie Robbins
of P ortland: also tw o grandsons and
tw o g reat-g ran d ch ild ren
Miss Ina P earl Allen tau g h t in
the H illsboro high school for a n u m
ber of years, and Mr- Allen and
d aughter V aline m ade th eir hom e
here one w inter.
S a u c e p a n M ay Be
U sed for C anning,
H om e A gent Says
W ith canning tim e rap id ly a p
proaching, D orothy N ew ton, assist
ant hom e dem onstration agent here,
rem inded county hom em akers that
pressu re saucepans can be used
successfully for sm all canning jobs
provided the saucepan m eets c e r
tain req u irem en ts and the process
ing tim e is lengthened
F or hom e canning, a saucepan
m ust be tai! enough to hold pint tars
an a rack w ith the saucepan cover
m ust have a gauge that allow s p re s
sure to be controlled a c cu rately at
10 pounds p ressure
To sterilize vegetables fo r sa fe
keeping. processing tim e at 10
pounds p ressure m ust be 20 m in
utes longer in a saucepan th a n the
tim e recom m ended for a p re ssu re
can n er
The longer cooking period is n e c
essary because the p re ssu re sauce
pan heats quickly, tak es only a
m inute to ex h au st air, and cools
rap id ly a fte r the ja rs of food are
processed
In a re g u la r p ressu re
can n er these periods a re longer
than in a p ressu re saucepan and
provides a g reater sh a re of the
heat th a t sterilizes the food for
safekeeping.
Follow ing a re t h e processing
tim es for pints at 10 pounds p re s
sure w hich are recom m ended w hen
a p ressu re saucepan is used
A spaiiuius, 45; lim a beans, 55;
snap neeFi
40; beets. 45; carrots.
40. cream sty le corn. 105 w hole-
k ernel com . 75; peas. CO; cubed
pum pkin. 75; strain ed pum pkin. KO;
spinach. 65; sum m er squash, 50.
Former Resident
Dies at Wallowa
Mrs. G F Reel, the form er
Mavme P itten g er of H illsboro, died
March 30. at the hom e of her
d aughter. Mrs K enneth K eeler, at
Wallowa. O re . and fu n eral services
w ere held in th a t city.
Mrs Reel, 74. a n ative of H ills
boro. is survived by a daughter.
Mrs K eeler; a son, E lvyn Reel, and
five grandchildren, all of W allowa,
and a brother. Dr. W E. P itten g er
of H ill;boro.
Ham Dinner Served
Bonny Slope
School News
Mr C arlson, janitor, is building
a backstop
G raduation exercises w ill be May
14 at 6 30 p m nt the club house
The public is invited.
School will d o se for the first
seven grades on May 24 The eighth
grade will be dism issed May 14
Too Laie to Classify
C lxxstnrd Page D eadlin e Tuesday
J p. m. -T o o I.a te to C la w lfy ”
D eadlin e 1 p . m . Wednesday
FIFE insurance—the only way a
man can m ake a w ill before he
m akes his m oney See K eith Wil-
cox. the Life Insurance man
3-4
INTERNATIONAL 3-bottom plow;
2 tons m ixed grass and oats and
vetch hay; ced ar light poles, all
lengths and sizes —Jo e Seus, Rt. 3
H illsboro. Phone 13E2
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Correction of D ale in
F ra te rn a l Announcem ent
TUALITY LODGE
No 6
A. F. & A. M.
HILLSBORO WILLYS SALES
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$1OO a M o n th
f o r L ife
LAND CLEARING
McCormick-Deer in,; F-l-l
Tractor
ROAD BUILDING
3-bottom 18-inch O liver Plow
1. I M i n o r m o n t h ly i n t o n i r fo r
i d r w h e n y o u u i x h to r r t u r .
McCormick-DeeriBg 2 b o tto m
14-inch Tractor Plow
!l-foot Oliver Disc
2. P rotection for family now.
U sing L arge M achine
H our or C ontract
D U P O N T BLASTING POWDER
HOWARD EVERS
Rt 2, Box 132, l)ny,on
or contact II J V anDontclen
Rt 5 llox 81, H illsboro
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1940 CHEV pick-up for sale, very
good condition Low m ileage
A E K rahnier, ltki N 6th, H ills
b o r o ______________________________ 3tf
EKVER KAISEKS
Q uantity flu s h in g b a tte u rs for
sale, n ever been used - G eorge
Butcher, m ile west Reedv d i e ___3|i
REG ISTERED Gueriwe> cow. 2
y eais old. and h er heifer calf,
born in Ja n u a ry W ould m ake e x
cellent 4-H o r E E A project
G eorge B utcher, m ile west Reed
VIII e _________________________ 3-Sp
VICTORY a-ed oats for sale. $80
a ton Al S chulm erieh. 6 m ile s
S H illsboro P hone 5R21
3p
J lR d O M
i l i . o l i n . n l f o r rent, un
fuinished
F E T uttle. Aloha J p
FARM FOR SALE
10-acre farm w ith 5 acres excellent
8-yeat-old peaches T h ree acres
pasture.
some
w alnuts. apples
M odern 5-rooin house, w ired for
range, garage, large barn, 250 c a p
acity chicken house, brooder house
d rilled w e l l
E lectric p ressure
pum p 1*, m iles S of C ornelius on
highw ay
Phone
F orest G rove
I7I7R. evenings o r S unday
3
t ’ornell Road anil W alker Road.
12‘j A. all cult, good barn, livable
house, elec w ater svs. fruit, good
-oil and location. $7500
6 A. on pavem ent N orth Plains,
2 txt rm hse. gar. all cult. $5950
33 A. 2 cult, sm all hse. gar. barn
Dixie Mt dist. $2400
3.
S t a m ia ik ii
West Baseline lit D ennis
Phone .5082
I A S I H A M i:
WHITE enaltlel. colled, w.n.d l a l i e r
w ith 30 gal hot w ater tank. f..i
sale. $40—Inquire uf IJetty Phil
putt. N orth P lains Phojie 16M
N inth Plains _
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BABY buggy for sale In q u ire 342
E J a c k s , .11. r e a l c a b in
M ills
ip lA T S ,
so m e
Itu n /n tn y
W AYNK H. EMMOTT
GRANT T. JO H N SO N
t i l l I SIH.KI», U R I I . , >>
J lf
fresh,
M E ROTARY TILLERS
Y IT E TAKE preat ptble in annmmcim;
’ T our ap|xiintment as exclusive YY’a b-
ington county distributors of tbe national
ly known M-E Rotary Tiller line Models
are now on display.
See these amazing
RO TA RY T IL L E R S
in operation
B e st o f so il, 10 m ile s P o r t l a n d
S u n s e t H ig h w a y . 96 A. 90 cult good
Demonstration Saturday
farm bldgs. $40IHXJ
.00 A. stock and dairy 65 fine
roil colt 8-1 in m odern house, good
barn and silo and outbldgs Elec
good roads .mil dist »17.000
80 A, 65 cult, straw b erries n il- i
tivated. 10 A prunes, w alnuts, fil- '
b elts basem ent house, elee w ater
sys, gome farm much $15 000
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G A L A W A Y A M cG R A W
Farm s and Acreage
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P i n ,1.• 22 1 I
Pay» double for acinlrntal
d r4ih l»cl,nr retirem ent age.
4. Budd« up large cach reerrxe.
5. Pay« »trad? inedm e if you
are perm anently Unaided.
Oliver Sales & Service
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April 10th
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2 p. m.
C & S SHOPPING CENTER
East Baseline Road
FOREST GROVE
sV°7
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s.
Specials tor Thursday. Friday and Saturday Only
P le n ty o f F r e e
P a r k in g S pace
Open from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m .
CANNED FOODS
BULK LARD
33e
SLAB BACON
59‘
PET MILK
55«
NOODLES
28'
Light and Lean
CURED.
M uuaiM vwnuiUrWj maai
2
27'
Pilot H o u se D elu x e C abs
RUMP ROAST
63'
PEAS p,CTSWr'CT 2
35'
1 ^ -to n H e a v y D uty
RIB ROAST , h
63'
SOUP c ""KFN
31'
8.25 T ires - D ual R ears
SIRLOIN STEAK , „
59'
TOMATOES Gi.RD2™.
15'
F ra m e R e in fo rc e m e n ts
RIB STEAK Ih
59'
KIDNEY BEANS 2
23'
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
1000 cu. in. R e s e rv e A ir T ank
kinds of seeds for your garden, including
Onion Sets and many plants. Don't forget
D E L IV E R Y
CÄDY MOTOR COMPANY
DODGE — DODGE "Job-Rated” TRUCKS
149 - 155 S. Third Ave.
No. 3 can
Garden time is nearly here. We have all
T his T ruck A v a ila b le for
IM M E D IA T E
Joan of Arc.
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T w o -S p eed R ear flx le
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Dem onstratim i Date
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1933 C III'V 1’ ton 1 W B truck
w ith flatbed and stock lacks foi
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200 WHITE I.KCIIOIIN p u liti
s a le in good i m ining condition
•t»k* old fot *•.»!«’ W .tvttf P.itt
II Egger. Rt 2. H illsboro
3-4p irlsoit
Slut Kt . Buxton; 1 inde «>íf
PAIR tw in beds for sale cheap Y,*i noma ImdtYVav on Scofield Bd
No springs or m attresses S< e
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af first house east of ’Texaco bulk
plan, on R iver road Phone 3250 3
WANTED Mise w ork aflei tl p m
RGB Oliver Cletinc
or all day S atu rd ay s and S u n
days Babv sitting o r partv belt»
Oliver 70, on lubber
Mis F red McCann Phon«» 1104 3 ,
CUT, WASTE FREE
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house k itty co rn er from the po*»
CHOICE
MEATS
B o o ster B rakes
Phone 5311
Complete Form Below and Mail.
T H R E E m o d e r n 5.room house, foi
sa le , getod location. 4th A v e be
tw e e n L in c o ln a m t M a in
John
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Got some tough work to do? Then get a "Jeep” and
get it done. The rugged Universal "Jeep’’ does more
farm jobs and does them better than any other ma- ,
chine. It works the year ’round as a light tractor,
pick-up, tow truck, and mobile power unit. Let us
demonstrate on your farm.
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For Free Demonstration
B ro o k e . (L m ile s N
P h o n e N o iih Plain*
LOU WEATHERS.Real E«tate
109 S 2d, H illsboro, Ph. O ff : 4981;
An open house ham d in n e r was
o r H ow ard O lanie,
held S aturday evening in the H ills Res. Phone 372W, F orest G rove
boro G range hall by the C ed ar Mill
local of the W ashington C ounty
F arm ers' union. A large crow d a t FR ESH H olstein-Jersey cow for
s a l e —S W B erger. Y4 m ile S
tended.
B ethany s to r e .___________________ 3
tion report, see story on page 5, 1937 D ELU XE Ford coupe, good
section 2.
m echanical condition. F irst bid
; GET A 'JEEP' ON THE JOB
W. Baseline and Dennis
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M o u iita iiid a le
PLYMOUTH
Telephone 812
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L O t' W EATHERS, REAL ESTATE
STOCK A TIM BER EARM
263 Acres. 65 acres cleared 45 A
in crop J5000 w orth of tim ber 1
fees! barn, 1 barn 60 x60. 1 3-bedrm
mod home. 2 2-room houses 30x50
m achine shed Good size riv er with
irrigation possibilities through the
place 519.000 o r will sell about 70
acres on riv e r w ith buildings and
45 acres in crops for $11000 i,
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Tualatin Valley Products Co.
West Baseline at City Limits
HILLSBORO
Phone 2011