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RHNn •MTF . m iles norlli of TTIUboro. flrst I „ - f r a n k Kfatiaco. 1. f o * t»|i I v H llU boio. ' m ills N ol U lU slio iA im k to m i |».t i C o o|< ta n k 6 ,'p I R M I.E H h o u s e f o r s a le 49 nio .l. I. eal discom fort to a num ber of the I o l \H G F Whit«’ l.»'>:horit w a ilin g 14 ft c o v e r w a g o n t ' p c S l e c p . persons in th e neighborhood.” h I all .»( ' hens hn Mill«*, .mv nr .ill Y»>ui Iw o . H iitu n i e u in p p c il ruled, "distu rb in g th eir rest bo cht»ic«' $185 «'.uh \V.»vn«‘ l>aniel b u lli-in - $5941 Pilone A ln h a 6381 l at night and d u rin g the day t»n. 1 mil«’ t»ff V ernonia highw ay 1 n u le N o li l'o b ia s A v e , U dii i t i , lly Mrs. J u a n ita D ore lie said it was fairer to the d tin Scofield road 60 ÀJoliu •* ' CORNEI H S Pite C ornelius fendant "to abate th e nuts; <old th eir Ked It.b in lunch '»» NIGHT COOK \\.n ih \l KI«'rriir>» F i l l i R E N T F o r n i lied h o u se . '.' ol Council of the W ashington C ounty have now " ra th e r th an to have it Mi and Mis. C W l.iiuls.ix ot Coft«*»‘ Sh»»p, -G6 W Hasoluu* 6 3 h c d ro o m - g u r d e n xpuce, lov cl» at some later tim e after m ore ex Suit for an injunction p ro h ib it Camp File G irls was organized M yrtle Point and thvv took posMx ! • o K S A I V' l*urchr«»d Du roc v aiai. Ilo w n ls 1 lu i S .M olla on S pen d itu res are made by M iller The ing the P o rte r W Yett eom patn April 14 with Mis Mary C hurtrey sum last Thursday \ l i and Mi w canei pn> D«>n F»x*istcr. lit W h e e jc i «■> m o n ili F II F m s lc v plaintiffs w ere represented by from operating a rock q u arry on elected as president O lhet oflieers l.indsiiv have nu»\ed in one ol 6 7n elected w eic H a ro ld K um m el, vice- C ircuit .Indue R. F lan k l’elers. Jam es E B urdett of Hillsboro 1. B o\ 126. I ’ nn W of H»'lV(*tia Dixon s ap artm en ts in C -i neliu.s the Scholls Fbrry toad about eight president. Mrs i»ale McDaniels, ' i i t ’ 8 m em orandum opinion filed m iles southw est of Sylvan was fil treasurer, and Mrs A rm iti Beit.’, Mi and Mi Yun Loin has owi t d store Phone • N o r th P l.n iK I >F4 tip T hursday with the county clerk A m achine presscr. and operated this place (or tin \\ \NTF.D ed last week in W ashington coun secretary here, ruled that a residential d is « \p e , pi «»(erred. or »»lie ty circuit court by 2.5 residents of Mis Betty lluson. the county ex- past »n;ht years trict is not a proper place to inuin- that is w illing to l«*.n n the trail«’ th e area ecutixe from llillsboto. was present C a m p I u e G ir ls l>.»te S a le :iili a doR kennel and that Frank M aster (.’raft C leaners, 127 Fas, H ia w a th a C a m p F ir e G ir ls a r e N am ed defendants in th e suit to assist in the organization P u r M iller will be prohibited from h a\ m.; a candy sale T uesday. May B aseline St Otf w ere P o rter W Yett. op erato r of pose of the council will lie to aid bperating kennels east of B eaver I' \ NFI SON A u ctio n eer C h en \ (Continued from Page 1) th e rock and gravel q u arry in g and and help the guardians and th eir 4. in front of C ornelius bus depot to n . (.«rove. O re Phon«' H illsboro 211. ount all above m aintenance and crushing business, and Bernice I Camp Fire G irls and Blue Birds Th«‘> are doing this to .»‘am nb»ne\ 2 J "A residential d istrict is not a am then gioup. They will also h .,\e \ H Abts. for d ates 6tf ent on th e original cost goes C hristlensen. ow ner of the p ro p All parents are urged to join the a for window ¡»roper place to m aintain a dog paym display erty on w hich the com pany is o p council T hree Camp Fire groups, | Mr and Mi> C lara W ardle of ,00 CEDAK f«’iiee posts for sale ennel for the purpose of breeding for traffic control with Mrs Harold Sim anlel. Mis 220 SW 2 A w . h o re s t ( »r o v«»__ 6 The sum of $750 is set up for erated. Yakima. Waslv. arriv ed Sunday to jmd boarding dogs.' Ju d g e Peters The plaintiffs charged that the Henry Hering Mrs C arl Hoffman. visit with her sister. Mis Fleunoi \ , n 11 .' .1 \ \ w ith fa in tly exp stated, "and that if the n eighbor m aintenance of th e new two-way defendants, M rs Bean and Mrs G eorge Milne in operation of the 111 l»«• i I > . fruit» .Olli thx el sifi«‘d in g re sid en ts i n n p la.n because radio station provided in last year's as leaders, and the Blue Bird group M undoitf. who i< re e o \e iin g 1'ioin ___ .............. ...... .................................. rock qu arry , rock and gravel lhev are disturbed by the noise of budget for tw o-w ay eom m uniea- under the leadership of Mrs H ar a m ajor operation she underw ent farm ing, can operate and m aintain .ill farm much, would lik«’ position Inch dogs, that the m aintenance of tion of fire, police and w ater de- crushers, and trucks in th e area old K um m er and Mrs Jo h n Ruth, in Poi I land recently partm ents. These d ep artm en ts in have trespassed against the plain- J 1) M iltenberger of P ar, land as manugei or op erato r of farm. faich kennel should be enjoined " will receive assistance from the il.n x »»r s h a r e s W rit«’ A r g u s No is employed at P eters Signs in C or The opinion was is s u e d as th e re- o th e r m u n icipalities and areas are tiffs properties and "w illfully and Council 6y The president, Mrs C hartrev, nelius lie is Dumping and bend n . t 0*89__________ knlt of a suit for an injunction expected to co-operate in this pro- u nreasonably interfered with their glass tubing for P eters Signs. I BUPP <;i l UNsj \ 16 H1..S ,.ld filed Apia! 22. 1947. b> Mr and gram and estim ated income from use and enjoym ent of th eir prop- named the follow ing chairm en for T a s k e r H o m e \ e u r h H e.ulx o th er m unicipalities was set erties. heifers for sal«* A J Logan, the standing com m ittees Extension. Mrs. I.ynn Jones. Mr and Mrs J these Mi and Mrs Ralph Taskei near Shadv Biook school. Phone at $6.50 M aintenance costs arc Among specific charges m ade in Mrs Frank lXioher: camp. Ooc G raffam and Lydia H Rodgers, u up n certain have their new horn«* nearly com at th is time. th e suit by th e plaintiffs are that ......................... ........... ................. N oith P lains H F 2 2 ______________6 Mumford; adult m em bership. M rho live near M iller's kennels O th er general fund estim ate rc . d"fendum s store and set off ii.irolù K rahm er: finance. Rev \ i - pleted m the C ornelius P ark a d 1930 MODEL A Lord s«’«lan. s«*al»’d The barking of M iller s dogs an- dition and they plan to move in ■ipts, not previously listed a* off- ,bJ 8s ,s- .J lf . .'.'i1'I“ !?..es. S" il?"' H, K‘? '' ' >'l,ue-'ll'>n. Mrs John hoyed and disturbed '.he plaintiffs ceipts, light b»’.«ms. heater. 16-m wh«’cls. 214 W. Main Street over the w eek-end th e lives and safety” of the pro p M RR!.“ W VAN Rl leav y tra ile r hitch $200 Phone la id prevented them ' from o b tain sets, are as follows: Cash on hand. erly ow ners: that "pressure waves O ppeniander I .tidier I ea g u e F am ih \ an t o m - S ell B u s in e s s I» I I » 1| P i l B l t i l t i l . Hillsboro, Oregon 167. N»»r,h Plains A W. P lnlpott. in g such sleep and rest as health $7474 28. w hich is a d ro p from the from th e explosions” have dam ag Night Slate»! Sunday T o th e {*. W. l in d s a y s liti!» .» I I I » P u b i . _ Op: requires.” the suit charged. It estim ated $17,74269 a y ear ago. ed homes, knocked hones and The L utheran League of E m an (Ami • Muy Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Van I.ont fu rth e r charged the noise p erm a taxes, levies of p rio r years, $2000 chim ney foundations and w alls out uel L utheran church is s p o n s o r in g WANTED w ork on general farm nently impairs th e health of the d e occupation taxes, etc.. $2800: utility a family night S unday at the C or or d airy w ork H arold Dean. fees. $3300: p e rm iti ? f alignm ent: cracked plaster; fendants and th eir families, d e franchise nelius school cafeteria to begin at - t,™ knocked outbuildings off founda- 6 30 p m A pot luck suuper will be prives them of the use and en jo y S1000; fines and forfeitures. $.5500: tions: caused floors to settle and dog redem ptions, $50; ru ral fire served, and coffee will be served 42 CHEV lv-ton panel in«»tor e x m ent of their homes, prevents them S X „ county .m i. m s.1 I fire ” I chim to crack: dam aged wells cellent condition $675 cash — Kt rom carrying on norm al . conversa- win. tuns. w W ashington rural =rlrl neys by the l eague A program undei and stirred well w ater. the auspices of the League, will 5 Box 205 P ortland N ext to C edar lion and from the enjoym ent of ra- protection district. $2900. liquor re- The property ow ners also ch arg Mi II store _ ___ ___ 0g follow the supper. T here will b«* h ,o program s venue. $2300: bicycle licenses. $100: ed th at th e defendants "perm itted special itvognition <»f m others FOR SALE Spiay out!It. H»0 ,;.tl- Miller, through his attorney. F‘>llrl?'1 tru ck s to trav el at reckless and m usical num bers, and a g u esf RECAP ll mse smooth tires Ion tank. Myers pum p, m otor, all k c a l W Bush Of Hillsboro, denied .cele b ratio n $1000: miscel negligent rates of speed on roads speaker. Rev. Hub»‘it Nottbohin. ol m good conditnm . on 20-mch tires, now for spring anti summer lhat operation of the kennels con laneous $550 ru n n in g past the plaintiffs' p ro p P ortland can pull behind car or tracto r A C om plete retire m en t through erties. m aking them unsafe for stitu te s a n u isan ce and charged A move to form a ru ral fire p ro R ecreation Meet M onday driving. buy at $250- C K Scheese, Kt 1. sinking funds of the airp o rt issue |h a t the plaintiffs, "by th eir in ch ild ren to trav el on the highw ay tection district for the te rrito ry Cornelius R ecreation club m eets 219. Banks; G reen Mt r«»ad action,” perm itted M iller to spend of 1942 Is provided for w ith the u n atten d ed on the way to and from included in the West Slope w ater Monday. May 3. at school gym ;• Box _________________ _______________ t Z f i large sums of money enlarging and sum of «280 including $280 inter- school district has been taken follow ing a p. m. Guaranteed More Miles epairing th e kennels. M iller est in the new budget Sew er sys- "R easonable m arket and rental mass m eeting attended by nearly F< 'p REN r Sleepii g room strati f lo o r a n d trailer house furnishe«! I bonds outstanding of valu es" of the properties have beer 100 residents of the area breeds, raises and sells Belgian je jn w ith Our Recaps decreased. the natural 369 S 2n«l. H illsboro 6p Ichipperkes. a sm all dog weigh- SlOO.OOv are being retired at th e g reatly Electors of the West Slope w ater rate of $4000 a y e a r from th e sys- b eau ty of th e area has been mar- district, in a special election e a r Classified Page Hradllnr Tuesday f , about 12 pounds FOR SALE New one-bedroom In the ruling. Ju d g e Peters stated te rn s revenues. W ater system rev- red. the p roperties have been ren- lier this m onth, canceled the fire house, very reasonable N 4th 3 p. m. "Too Late to Classify“ and J in C ornelius. See it evening» hat M iller moved into the resi enues p rovide fo r retirin g «000 of dered "unfit for residential pur- protection pow ers of the district, Deadline 1 p. m. Wednesday tecessitating form ation of a fire the balance of $124.000 of the or- poses" and th e plaintiffs have "suf d en tial com m unity and erected the district for the area. The MODEL W M A LLIS Ch;»lmer< and u e e k - v n d s ._________________ ' Otennlpls after the plaintiffs had Jguial 1SH0 pu rch ase and S25.000 on fered great hum iliation and annoy- protection iction was taken on advice of the C raw ler. 32 li P . 2(H) hour o il CHOICE D uroc w eaner pigs for jilt' "substantia! homes" and that tn e balance of «25.000 on the 1946 an ce” by operations of th e com- directors sale C harles K rueger. Kt I. of the district because ing on low er track w heels, recen t i pany. th e plaintiffs charged. khe kennels are located in the cen se n e s- Box 346. C ornelius; near SrhaffUn. Total of th e street fund budget The com plaint asks th at an in the legal tax base perm itted th e ly spent $500 for overhauling. te r of a "rapidly grow ing resid en w ater district for fire fighting p u r Qp ^¿.W ASHINGTON ~ HILLSBORO C letrac II G S tandard model, __________ tial district" betw een tw o m ain a r is $22.300 less an o v erd raft for 1947- ju n ctio n be issued enjoining and poses was too sm all to provide p ro s ta rte r and lights. Looks and run.-, 1)CKOC w «‘an<*r pigs for sule — 1 1 terial highw ays leading from B eav 48 of $418349. leaving total rev- restrain in g defendants from oper- tection. P Sahnow . Kt 1. Box 41. C o r like new. enue available for the coming year atin g th eir rock q u arry and rock erton to Portland. The city of B eaverton, w ith w hich E G C letrac w ide model for nelius; 4 m iles N. n ear S rh efflin of $18.116.51. E x penditures listed and gravel crushers, from doing He stated that a "preponderance are: City engineer. $2000: street any blasting on th e defendant's the district had a fire protection row -crop work E xcellent condi Co contract, had refused to renew it tion. hi evidence establishes the fact that cleaning. $2500: traffic, labor and pro p erty , and from operating th eir ' unless IF YOU have a m ortgage, y o u r, for an annual paym ent |the dogs in the kennel m ake a con m aterials, traffic signal m ainten- tru ck s at reckless rates of speed or which w ould m eet " B eaverton's E xcellent term s on all tractors to policy w ill change it into a siderable noise and bark both at home — See K eilh Wilcox, the $1000; street m aintenance highw ays in front of the plaintiffs out-of-pocket costs, it was reported reliable purchasers. blight and in the daytim e T here ance, P eter it. Case Life Insurance man. 6-7 j $8166 51; s t r e e t im provem ents properties The only w ay reported in w hich a A llis-C halm ers D ealer ps considerable evidence th at the $3300; m iscellaneous. $1150. P lain tiffs in the action a re Roy sufficient tax base could be estab B eaverton FOR SALE 15.000 straw b erry Phone 3321 6 [noise of the dogs has caused ph.vst- E stim ated street fu n d receipts E and Ethel N. Leitz. R obert and lished lay in the form ation of a plants, also statio n ary hay baler are: State gas tax apportionm ent , G ladys Boswell. A lfred and Alice new West Slope ru ra l fire p ro 3-ROO.M unfurnished apartm ent ‘ w ith pow er attach m en t F. Jossy. tection district. fo r rent, no children —123 F $16.000; county road tax apportion- 1 Skei. Daniel L. and Elizabeth ( lales i li c k 6-7 B eaverton has agreed to continue Jefferson 6p m ent $5300, and m iscellaneous N aum an, V. L. and Anna M. Nash P restelin e electric Mr. Casey; $1000. A rth u r and Hilda Z ickert. Jam es to give protection to the area *31 MODEL A 4-door sedan Milt FOR SALE until the district can be set up . I ------------------------- ------ . . arth- .... E J M cA lear served as chairm an A. an<t Bazie B. Campbell. Mrs east O renco on Q uatam a road i range, deluxe m odel —138 East suffered months - with U-7 The proposed district will not in Pho: 111! Lb, : 3122. li 7p Jefferson _________ ritis in mv hin a a n n d ° , t triewi ot the budget com m ittee and City H enrietta C am pbell. Robert F. and clude a sm all co rn er of the West n e d R ecorder Edwin Bowm an as sec'- T .'^ p n e Campbell. W L a n d L,„.- ONE sm all wood cook stove for w ater district, recently a n 1 SPAN of m ares 5 and 6 y ear olds sale Call in evenings. — Tom I THan\ treatments With no retary. O ther m em bers of the bud- K effer. W illiam and Effie Jan - Slope G entle and a g'Mxl team. 1500 lb nexed to it. w hich already is in the CHAMBERLAIN nicke, Jo h n Peterson. John J. and Sm ith. N orth P lains 6 lelp. Casey's Compound was set com m ittee a re H. L. MacKen- Floy Collins, and Ervin A. Mam- B eaverton ru ral fire district each —S. M. E dw ards, 304 S 10th. TRUCK SERVICE reeommended to m p a f t e r n c z ie J L Searcy. Nye Bristol. Dr 6p B urt C ultus, w ho presided at the H illsboro tetommenoea io me. alter us- j o Robb and w H W ieber men. NEW BUSINESS Careful Handling mass m eeting, announced the fo l HOL'SB perfert fur couple $3500 — ing several bottles was able low ing organizing com m ittee: Inquire at 263 N. 5th, H illsboro RAMEY PLUM BING SERVICE o go back to work. I am sure Unanimous Vote Cast C laude L arkin, chairm an; L eon ________ v _ *»P ard Adams, R obert Spencer. Fred f it had not been for this On Shady Brook Budget M J tM nntei Ramey C ard of T hanks Wadell, Bud Strick. M orris C lark compound I would have be- W alter Morgan, E J Burk. Art We desire to express to o u r kind Jy Mrs. Alvah Logan B. 144 South 4th. H illsboro neighbors and thoughtful friends rre c tio n is Kleug. C arl C edarquist. A rt H ol DY tSKUDK.—c BROOK—C o orrection borne a cripple. I have recom SHADY P ilo n e 1361 o u r heartfelt thanks for th eir m any man and W arren Erw in. mad on item about th e school m eet 6 mended it to many people. expressions of sym pathy. The ing' held A pril 19 At th is m eeting The W ashington county g ran d , beautiful floral offerings w ere e s '38 INTERNATIONAL pirk-up. new they voted unanim ously on the ju ry last week retu rn ed five in pecially appreciated — John Mor- budget. (• rebldlt m otor and cattle rack —L. A. Kruger, 4344 S. E. den. E rnest M orden and fam ily 6 F. H Haskell, Rt 5. Box 734. P o rt School consolidation w as ap dictm ents on charges ranging from Phone Hillsboro 4581 — Portland BR. 7943 29th, Portland, Oregon proved Tuesday night by a vote of negligent hom icide to non-support, CABINET and rep a ir shop com land. ®l> according to D eputy D istrict A t 26 to 17. plete building service, good lease, W ILL DO H ototilling w ork II N to rn ey Jam es K G ardner. good location, priced reasonable. — C arm an. Leisyville school road. C arl A S eastran d of L afayette, a Phone H illsboro 3672. 6 d raftsm an for the Corps of E ngin A REAL BARGAIN' 5 Rm. m od eers in P ortland, was indicted on a ern ail plastered home, garage, charge of negligent homicide. State on ideal 2 acre wooded tract Nice police an d th e district atto rn ey 's A bout 25 platoon leaders ... ,, _ . . - -------- ---------- a re suburban dist. O nly $5950 See this; office allege a I ortlan d woman needed in W ashington county to r r t i l f ’ T T D D T A I 134 I .Main was killed »March 8 on highw ay 99W assist in the 1948 berry harv -st.’ Ben H. W . b U lU llI l hui th ree m iles south of Six C orners Scott, county farm labor supervisor. r w hen th e car in w hich she was announced here W ednesday Lead- ' riding left th e road w hile avoiding ers a re needed in the Banks. For- WHITE enam el range w ith coils S eastrand's car. est Grove, B eaverton, Reedville for sale, one y ear old, $50. tank. S eastrand is alleged to have been A loha-H uber. N orth Plains. O ren- $15—C harles E Snell. Rt I. Box Enjoy »he th e second of two cars passing a . co- Scholls and L aurel districts 1272. H illsboro; airp o rt road Phone light, buoy- ,..»h e Ale th ird car at th e tim e of the acci- L eaders w ith past experience are fi that outsells on» flavor of dent. Mrs. Anna Stephens. 48, especially urged to register for the 1947 W ILLYS jeep, equipped for DON'T FORGET — We Are Open P ortland, was killed in the acci- w°rk- Persons registering should tia c to r w ork, also orchard disk.— them all! Columbia... dent, police said. have ability to supervise both Melvin Aamold, Buxton. 0-7p Evenings 'Til 8 p. m. A lvin L. Sprague was indicted on adults and children in th e harvest ( arpenterx. H ands men A ttention a charge of grand larceny. It is fields. Scott said. Platoon leaders' 5-room cottage, needs inside finish- Sundays, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. alleged th at on M arch 26 he stole duties include recruiting and super- ings. P riced for quick sale Locat- a steam donkey from George H un- v |sin8 of w orkers in th e ir districts cd M ountain View Lane, off Hasc- g er and sons of N orth P lains and A leaders' train in g course will be line W. of C ornelius. 6p Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only sold it tor ju n k to a P o rtlan d ju n k S‘ven in P ortland w ithin the next SALE o r trad e for beef o r young dealer. He is reported to have re- weeks, Scott said. L eaders' stock, fresh Jersc-- c o w —C. J ceived $400 from the sale. He en- wages average about $8 a day. All Van G runsven, 1 mi West on Oak LIBBY’S. tered a plea of not guilty. D ate of Persons interested in the w ork are P ark road, first house across track. th e tria l has not been set. asked to contact Scott at the local north. 6-7 14-oz. bottle ...................... . E lm er B urnett, indicted on a iarm la bor camp. The telephone Distributed in Hillsboro by VALLEY BOTTLING CO. charge of obtaining money u n d er n u m b er is H illsboro 4481. Methodist Church false pretenses, pleaded guilty to Scott also asked th at 100 to 150 th e charge and was sentenced by S erry w orkers reg ister for hoeing 2-lb. loaf C ircu it Judge R. F ran k P eters to and P lanting jobs throughout the tw o years in the state p en iten tiary county. T ran sp o rtatio n is furnished M ilton W S tanton was indicted d a ‘ly from th e farm labor camp, TEXAS ( ’»OLD. on a charge of non-support. APRONS, FANCY WORK, 46-oz. tin ........ COOKED F O O D , wins each half. CAN I GET DELIVERY OF A NEW BUICK IN H illsboro's startin g n ine w ill be K ITCH EN GADGETS, picked S unday from the following PL A N T S AND BULBS A MONTH. SIX MONTHS. OR A YEAR AT THE R,a. e ,,F r.a n tz' F orrest Henning, HUNT’S. In heavy syrup. CURRENT AUTHORIZED DELIVERED IN Wally Sigler. Jo h n F rantz, H arry Rummage Sale 2 ’/2 tin Frantz, L avonne F rantz, Don »food HILLSBORO PRICES: (Continued from Page 1) J e r ry M eeuw sen, K enny W ortm an’ FRIDAY, April 30th boro h ere in the finale. W inners of Ed LaHaie, H enry H unt. John FOR YOU. th e first and second h alf cham p- 'L e fty _ j Cooper, __ _________ , a ,, Loo A ubrey Van 9 a. m. to 5:30 p m. ionships will meet in a play-off for E rnie M artz, Al S chulm erich Bob 5-6 No. 2 tin ... the pennant unless the same team B u rk h alter, O liv er D i c k a n d I W ILL do plow ing and discing for " 1 others. $2.25 per hour, or $3.00 per acre. SEDANET. $2137.18 SEDAN, $2199.18 Cornelius Council Camp Fire Girls s Prohibiting Rock Formed; VanLoms Sell Business , Quarry Operation Willsboro (Ore.i Argu«-~ Thursday, April 29, 1343 Dog Kennel to Be Ordered Out of Residential Area A s k s O td C T City Government Costs on Increase Available Now! R O SE COVER CROP D ISK S Tualatin Valley Co-op Fire Protection District Sought At West Slope Spring Is Here! Too Lafe to Classify IF YOU INTEND TO MOVE CALL THE BEST-CHAMBERLAIN! A R T H R IT IS Careful Handling Five Indictments Relumed by Jury IN YOUR HOME AT YOUR TAVERN CHAMBERLAIN TRUCK SERVICE Platoon Leaders Needed in Fields For Berry Work Plenty of Parking Space COM E DOW N Y O U 'L L S A V E M O N E Y S p r in g B azaar Y o u 'r e Asking Me? Semi-Pro Nine Opens Siale Here Sunday SEDAN. $2377.28 Full podx. Per lb. Roadmasfer Series $2597.28 SEDAN. w ith DYNAFLOW. $2698.28 it's tun! w ith $2797.28 DYNAFLOW, $2898.28 Come to Rich’s Nursery Sales Yard for every thing for your garden! Select your plants now while they are blooming: Camellias, Daphne, Primroses, Pansies and Marigolds, too. THESE PRICES INCLUDE: Buick Radio. Buick Heater and Defroster, Foam-Tex Cushions, W indshield Washer, Oil Filter. Electric Clock, Spare Tire, Back Up Lights All installed in Buick plants PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW ! » P resen t G overn or • VETERAN • EXPERIENCED • COURAGEOUS Bradford-Sireiiwieser Motors Sales BUICK 330 E. Lincoln St., Hillsboro 19 10 fí CONVERTIBLE. $2802.26 ESTATE WAGON. $3409.28 SEDANET, 1.09 APPLE SAUCE Super Series $2291.28 15 26’ Special Series SEDANET, CATSUP VELVEETA CHEESE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Service Phone 4431 "He’s doing a GOOD Job!” To keep your garden growing healthily, we carry fertilizers and insecticides, and other garden sup plies so that you will agree Gardening Is Funi A U , G fe rry «<dy . fe rfta n d 12® 6® REMEMBER — Our Meats Aro 9® WASTE FREE ! Sausage........... lb. 49c 23® IT'S GARDEN TIME We have a choice selection of F lavor you'll never forget 6® Links .......... lb. 49c L ittle slzzlem Ground Beef ....lb, 45c Picnic Hams.....lb. 49c PLANTS and SEEDS Open Every Day of the W eek— Visitors Always W elcom e WE PAY 2c PREMIUM ON EGGS IN TRADE RICH & SONS NURSERY Tualatin Valley Products Co. SALES YARD Sales Yard Phon« 5482 — 10th and Maple, Hillsboro A dv fe .M e r s PEAS NEW POTATOES p . ASPARAGUS No. P er 1 grade lb. TOMATOES Per tube RHUBARB Pcr ,b CHOICE MEATS W est B aseline at City Lim its HILLSBORO Phone 2011
