The Hillsboro argus., July 08, 1948, Page 3, Image 3

Sherman Leads
Field in County
Airplane Contest
I « mid ..n t S lid in.nt o f H ills b o ro
b i t t h .' ill 1(1 (if
Il> O"
W a sh in g ton c o u n ty P ly m o u th d vu l-
« i *» modi* I a ilp h ih i* io n t « t li« id ii
H ilbhor«» iin u P in t o f tin* a n n u iit
H a p p y Duyn c»*lchiutlon H r took
fir s t In i I mhb A speed w ith u 84
r n llr p< i h o u r iiv n iu f r m id a 78
mil«* pi i- h o u r u v r r a g r In c lttix P
i . .1
S lid m an tra in e d
w ith
W esley
( • .ill*., also o f II lls h o to , to flv it
( I i'.s ( ' • p d -d and a tta in e d an aver
i«ge of 11(1 m iles .01 h o u r G a t's also
copped a firs t in ru h h c i pow ered
f i* c flig h t w ith '«12 hd'onds to ta l
tu n c fo r th re e flig h t*
I n i la s A Kan p o w ered tree fllg h *
M a ils
O Hears, ( ’o rn e lliis
wo
f il l place w ith a to ta l o f 480 sec
ond» fo i th re e flight*« J e rry It.iu u .
p a rtn e r, a fte r c ra c k .n g up th re i
ships hi ttu* s p ie d tria ls On* day
la foi«*. came th ro u g h Sunday w ith
a fu s t in Kim p o w e re d free flig h t
in (tie J u n io r d iv is io n w ith 238 ■♦*<*•
<»nds fo r th re e flights» H r alno ’took
f iNt In c o n tro l lin e it u n t Junioi
d iv is io n
I*’ 1) Mills* o f Forest G ro ve took
O i" s e n io r d iv is io n c ro w n In co n ­
t r o l lin e stu n t a fte r h a v in g had
lu c k w itti w in d cond t;ons on the
f ly in g fie ld T w o o th e r contestants.
L**ster
W elnenbaeh
and
Z eldon
( •e a in h a rt. Joined the fir s t fiv t
u inn« i s fo i b e rth s in th e state* c o n ­
tests l i n e and at J . tu t/r n Beach
A fte i several good flig h ts th e ir
planes dove in to the g ro u n d and
w e re kept out o f c o m p e titio n the
le s t o f the day.
I’he tunes reco rd e d by the con-
t» st m ts w ere co nsidered v e ry fast
e o n s ld c tlu g the adverse w e a th e r
(o n d itlo n s th a t p re v a ile d T he meet
was su p e rvise d
by
P in
Cady
Spoiis«»i » w « ie SpeiK-i i M o to r C o .
C ady M o to r Co and Dean (¡ra h a n
M o to rs in c o -o p e ia tio n w itti P ly ­
m o u th d iv is io n o f C h ry s le r M o to r
( o rp o i id on
A rea Held P otential
In d u strial E m pire
(C o n tin u e d fro m page IJ
j><noil tim in g w h ic h its $ »0 m illio n
m i plu s co u ld m e lt aw ay fast if
pressure groups are a llo w e d to ta k
I 'v n
He u rg e d th a t vnt« rs re tu rn
M id i m en as W a sh in g ton c o u n ty ’s
St.d«' S enator P aul P a tte rson to tin*
leg l- la tu r•••
"W e m ust In ve st m oney, n o t
»pend m oney We m ust have visum
( >rrgon m ust be on a 'p ay as you
)«• basis," th»* sp e a ker stated
M< K a y expressed his g ra tifica tin *»
t th e a u to m o b ile dealers f r th« ti
I • Ip d u rin g the recent p rim a ry
e le c tio n lb * lost 20 o f the state's 38
«• tin ti *. hut w o n because o f a
jt io n g s h o w in g " in tw o ke y couu-
t «
( 'I n k . » m is and W a shington**
S S Paxson, p re s id e n t o f the
c o u n ty au to dealers. was m aste r ol
cerem onies am t in tro d u c e d a niirn -
I « i o f g u ’-sts fo llo w in g the ch icke n
( iin iii'i In c lu d e d w v re O scar Hagg
« h a irm m o f the c o u n ty's R e p u b ­
lic a n C e n tra l c o m m itte e ;
W
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4
I
A G r if f it h o f H ills b o ro and M a y o r
► G l.o o m is o f For« st (¡ro v e . M«-i
v m Hr n k. «a it-r o in g p re sid e n t ot
the lo c a l c h a m b e r o f com m erce,
and 1. ( ' K ia m ie n , in c o m in g ch a in
b< r p ie u le n t. 14 L M.«< K« n /ie
1111KI m >r<• a u to d e a le r w h o is n»w
p re s id e n t o f the Or« g«»n S tate A u to ­
m o b ile H ealers association, C ity
M .u ia g e i J W B a rn e y o f H ills b o ro
• » «I 1- i« s ’h ic f W ilb m D illo n , m an*
a g cr o f the a n n u a l H a p p y Day
F o u rth o f J u ly ce le b ra tio n .
M iss M. B urridge
A t FH A Conference
M iss M arg o t B u rrid g e o f H ills
hoi«» is on«* o f e ig h t O regon g irls
J • pr< e n tin g hei
tale at the Na
tlo n a l C o n v e n tio n o f F u tu re Home
leak« rs o f A m e ric a , being held at
th«- M u n .c iD .il a u d ito riu m at Kan-
sa- C ity , M<>. th is week T he con
fc re n c e ends F rid a y
M i s B u rrid g e w ill he v ic e -p re s ­
id e n t «»f the H ills b o ro u n io n h ig h
Zone C hange 10lh
A venue Cut in Half
ZI oah N umskull
(Continued from page II
he said it w o u ld have to com«
e v e n tu a lly Hi in k point««! out that
the p m poM 'd ch.mg«* now abuts oi
i husln«*NN /on«* and that it w o u ld
h* an ei ro i to lu c lu d o n ly a pot
Hon o f th e area
A n y th in g the
«huts on the la ilro a d . he said, i
lik e ly to become a busln«*ss area
lb* also c o n te n d 'd th a t th«* c »m
m iin .ty Is e xp a n d in g to a poln
wh< re the w h o le c ity needs to b
iezoned
S'«» O b je ctio n s I .«si Shi»*
l(ob«*it Pence, w h o live s at 9tl
S A I O * H I V A z\A Z A T M A *z "TO
»lid W a shington, said th e n* are
few tra in s th u t th e y are not ob
TO A C H E P O K E E ,,
P itlo n a td « * and that if tie
we«'
C O U LC > H E * S IO U X H IM ?
.id«* o f tb«* street was lu c lu d <1 in
J . O <&
'b e business zone now th e y w o iilc
H l i>‘ i I »»PM ,P A
have no say as to w h a t m ig h t Io
•ate th e re Pence and llu e l B* ng*
Yzl_ /■!■- / . /- ■' •
IH L
w ho p re v .o u s ly had appeared b ,
e fP O \A 7 O E - a
»pporltlon, said th e y had no oh
S T U b E /lT A S O » T O F
jcctio u s to th e change in the hal
A B O < * H A R -K T
b lo ck on the cast sub* Pence ai<l
he west side cluing«* w o u ld depend
M i i A A B E k . 4U M O EW SO «
»> Z.
‘
• ii th«* ty p e o f business o r b u ild iru
that m ig h t be co n stru cte d
/ / '
G eorge B a ld w in , w h o ow n s p ro p
TO
*
nw"*.'.'
r««.
rty on Baseline betw een 9th and
10th, h e ld that it wus a good idea
to get m ore business in the corn
in a n ity .
street lig h ts had a lre a d y b en m
H a rry A ld in g e r. o w n e r o f prof)
der< d
« rty ln v o lv « d on th e west side, de
W o u ld L im it P a rk in g
d a re d th a t in fa irn e ss to th e ow n
A n am. udrnent to th e t r a f f ic « r
«•is o f p ro p e rty th e re the change
din a n ce to p ro h ib it pai k in g on th«
sh o u ld in c lu d e b o th sides o f tb<
east
sl«i«* o f D ennis avenue la-
street
tw een Baseline and O ak and al<
A w a rd B ond B id
15 f< ct at tin* c o rn e r on th
w« t
The tn«t o f B ly th e A C o m pa n y ol s de was order« d d* aw n Barn«*'
P o rtla n d on the $85,000 fir e sta tio n said th«* str«*et was so n a rm w th a ‘
ix m ils w.is accepted T h e o n ly o th e r it c o n s titu te d a tr a f f ic hazard
b id d e r was tb«* F irs t N a tio n a l Bank
W u lte r N e w m an app<arc*d on h
o f P o rtla n d T he B ly th e h id was
2*« p< r cent on bonds fro m 1949 h a lf o f p ro p e rty o w n e is at th« in
to 1955 and 3 p e r cent on the b a l­ trrs e c tlo n o f N o rth 5th and Ea t
ance T h e y o ffe re d $100 00 fo r each G ru n t to usk th a t the tria n g u la i
piece of pi«»p«*rty ow n e d by th e cit>
•100 rtf p a r va lu e The F irs t N a tio n
al h id was 3 per ce n t fo r a ll w ith at the in te rs e c tio n he de d ica te d t<
a p a ym e n t o f $100 .’to fo r each $100 p a rk purposes T h e re q u is t wa*
par va lu e A w a rd o f the c o n s tru c ­ re fe rre d to th«* p a rk c o m n irs a m
B a rn e y was a u th o riz e d to «*ciii
tio n c o n tra c t was fu r th e r p o s t­
poned u n til m ore cconom .es co u ld street uaup signs and in s ta ll then
w h e re v e r nec< .sary in th e c ity Th«
he w o rk e d o u t by A rc h ite c t J D
state h ig h w a y co m m issio n w ill b<
A n u a n d and the c o n tra c to r
O rd in a n ce s o rd e rin g fo u r street asked to in s ta ll signs p o in t.n g t>
im p ro v e m e n ts w e re app ro ve d as the c ity « « lite r alo n g the h ig h w a y
fo llo w s :
S outh
D ennis
betw een street
A n am endm ent to th e ordinane«
O ak and W a ln u t. 30-foot macadam
C o n n e ll avenue betw een O ak and re la tiv e to m in o rs being p rm itt« d
W a ln u t.
30-foot
p avem ent
and
curbs; W a ln u t b« tw e e n 4th and 5th
to foot m acadam and cu rb s. N o rth
4th betw een L in c o ln and Jackson
30 foot pavem ent and cu rb s
A
re s o lu tio n
of
in te n tio n
to
w id e n N o rth 3rd avenue in fro n t of
(tie g la d e school p ro p e rty was ap
p ro ve d fo llo w in g a request fro m
B M G oodm an on tw h a lf o f tin
hoard o f school d ts tr ct No
7
Need fo r the w id e n in g to fa c ilita te
the lo a d in g and u n lo a d in g o f c h il­
d re n fro m school buses and in
pai k in g was c ite d by G oodm an
P o s s ib ility o f e a rly w d in in g 3rd
avei u«* fro m
L in c o ln
n o rth
to
(¡ra n t was h rn u g h t o u t in th e di.s
<ussion
Im provem ent Asked
A p e titio n was presented c a llin g
fo r a 30 fo o t m acadam and c u rb
• ii F«st L in c o ln fro m C o rn e ll road
to th e c ity lim its and a re s o lu tio n
•f in te n tio n to im p ro v e was o rd e re d
A K I.I s I'llO T O — W h. n Hi i
d ra w n
tw o word» appear below a
Assessm ent o rd in a n ce s w« re ap
phot« published in the A ik u s .
p ro ve d fo r th e im prov« m erit o f
m i A rip is photoKiapher made
S outh 1st betw een W a sh in g ton and
the picture.
i t » «lin e , s.>uth 1st from Main Io
W a rh ln g to n , and Fast Fxiison fro m
1st to 2nd
Reprints of any ARGUS
P roceedings c a llin g fo r th
w id ­
PHOTO may be obtained
ening w it h cu rb s «if Fast Jackson
by phoning
fro m 0 th to C o rn e ll m ad and the
c o n s tru c tio n o f sidewalk«« was ta ­
b le d fo llo w in g p re se n ta tio n o f a
■ounter petiti«»n c o n ta in in g a larg*
O rders fille d in
I e rce n ta g e of th«* p ro p r ty o w n e r
one week.
m vol\«*d R obert H e in ric h and It« x
H o w e ll spoke on b e h a lf o f th e ob
4 x 5 F irs » P r i n t . 25c
je c to rs H e in ric h m a in ta in e d th a t a
15c each successive p rin t
I 'w r r system and street lig h ts w e r
reeded m o re th a n th e street w o rk
5 x7
3 5c
O b je c tio n was also vo iced «m the
8 x 10
65c
.’ rou n d s o f th«* h ig h cost o f con
'■(ruction A d e sire was expr«*sscd
fo r o n e -w a y p a rk in g back o f the
h ig h school on Jackson C ity M an-
agei J W B a rn e y p o in te d o u t that
hi h o w llm f n llr y « wnw n p p ro v rd
I '».<!• i tin* te rm s o f th«* orflim m c«*
m n«»i i und* r 18 m ay p la y in e x-
« hi.iv«* h o w lin g all« y and w in r
no h ei im sold on tin* p r« *rn i.«- >
'I illamo«»k c«»unty f a i r w ill la-
O th e r actm n tak«.*n by tilt* c o u ” *
h«*ld A ugust 18 to 21. in c lu s iv e , and
ci I:
W i i 1 'iy n tc f. fo r.n e r ly o f H ili.x-
Approv«*d
«»r fln.an««*
p ro v id in g h«»ro
niana,.««i T illa m o o k c o u n ­
fo r c o n s tru c tio n o f Md«*walk< on ty
(¡lafig«
ar»* -p »nsoring s i x
til** « ast sid «4 4th avenue betw een qu»'« fi < andclat«'
r«-pi»•'«•riting a ll
M am and L .n c o ln
p a i’ of T illa m o o k < »a n ty ( a n d i-
lat»
i
i
.
fo
llo
v
E ri
l(«'fci i ' d piop«». al to jn ta ll n*
-ipon »r**d by
W h ite
fu»«* contain«!!» at strut« gic places A u .a i in !
w ith in tin* i>UHin«'s d u t r l " ! and C !o .* i G ang»- S h irle y B cd o i iha
p >r. - • 3 by South P r a ir e (¡ra n g e ,
'•'h ic ii w o u ld be used f >r a d v e rtis ­ r a t
Johnson sponsor «• J by M iarn
in g purposes to th« street c o m m it- ( »'.• (¡iang»', J »unn P«>wers. spon-
i«
and ( ’ ty A tto r n e y i ’ »ul Put-
or»fi b . Fan v ie w (¡r ang»* Nadin«
t« i «»n. w h o w ill c o n d u c t an i i- S if r o o n ,
»pon or»'d oy Plea-urn
vu stig a tio n th ro u g h th«- J.« ague o» V «
( ', » o ,» H el *n T h o n a
O iig o n ( ‘ itie s
ja r or • J by N« stucca G ran g e
In s tru c te d B a rn e y t» .4t*«’ >d th '
G « 4 ‘ i <• I.»1 <• ■»♦ i . i r •• va! corn
G i . gon tr a ff.c
«’Ngmeering con- oao
n tii< Pac f « N o r hw est w i!
I i«*nci* at C’o rv a llH
• ii«'r«' w .lh »* » ritir»' how Ti»
A pprov« d
incr« as«* in
h o u rly
v ili «»,»»*n io»« days p r« v * o is to th
r it«- fo r m ernb
o f stree t cre w
'•
an i w ill o'? J o c il 'd on the fa
A p p ro v e d agr«'«*m« nt w ith G«'orgt
L. M a rch oh » tie t .m p ro v e rn e n t as-
('•« »id i E d w in E o A u n in a u th o
« sna-nt in G a rd e n T r a c t .
zed to ren -w c o n tra c t v /ilh cou i.
M a y o r F A G r if f it h and C ity
1 ’ ’ - i r »1 f . r • p ru t'
F orm er H illsboro
Man M anages F a ir
• ‘
th<- -lanr.
il- T h u rsd ay . Ju ly 1, 1948—H illsboro (Ore.) A rqus
C o n tra c t
have been com pleted
fo i th»' n ig h t stag»* re v ie w w ith
m any tars and some of th»* fin e s t
tal»*nt and acts a v a ila b le in th»*
o ffin g
Th«- a fte rn o o n ra c in g p ro g ra m is
shaping up in e x c e lle n t m anner.
Ke «rv a tio ris ar«* be in g made fo r
i m -«• h«»r «• at the present tim e,
fiier«- w ill be special races fo r local
»addle horses in a d d itio n to the
c g u la r tra c k p ro g ra m . T L e n h a rd t
has i»een engaged as s ta rte r and
/ . ill use th e la te st im p ro v e d m e-
c h a n ic a l s ta rtin g
gate
A rra n g e ­
ments are also b«*ing mad«* fo r an
»Id tim e fa v o rite specialty ca lle d
i h« P ig and F o rd " race T h is race
a ill b« a special e v e n t on the a fte r-
J u n e flo o d s can ed an ah »• #•-
n o rm a l c la im s load in the ° »i tl.m d-
O regon C i’ v a r i and ne tiiw o - te n
O regon, b u t the n u m b e i o f u n e m ­
p lo y m e n t b e n e fits paid last m onth
was o n ly one p e r cent o v e r June
1947, th e S ta te C’ rie m p l »ym? t Com
D e n ta tion co m m issio n r e p o i’ ed la-
week.
S m a ll in e n a ^ s fro m l i t
ye.u
came fro m Hood R iv e r. P e o d le to i
La G ran d e . F re e w a te r L’ rn a tilL i a«.d
B a k e r o ffic e s in a d d itio n to th
m
e tro p o lita n d is tric t, but Ju • p . v -
> >n i acing pt ogram
ment
- for the
ite tot
d ■ '
I t : «*xp cted th a t a ll d«*partm«*nts
w ill b«- f ille d to c a p a city. T he d a iry $454.873, a decrease o f n e a rly 11
*x h ib it prom ises to be one o f the p e r c e n t fro m M ay
, »p a ttra c tio n s o f the fa ir.
R e a d ju s tm e n t a llo w a n c e
to ur -
e m p lo y e d veterans dropp»d 13 p i
re n t fro m th e p re v io u s m onth t
HeaO and
A rg u s
Ad«
$348.563. w h ile se lf-e m p lo y e d ser-
v i «• m en and w om en received $79.«
712, m uch less th a n in June, 1947,
o r in M ay. 1948
D e spite s lig h tly h ig h e r average
w e e k ly checks th a n last year, p a y­
ment.» h a n d h d by the com m ission
decreased fro m $9,300.727 fo r the
fir s t h a lf o f 1947 to $8,800.824 fo r
th e s ix m o n th s ju s t past. M ore th a n
h a lf w e n t to those re c e n tly d is ­
charged fro m th e a rm ed services.
W ith a b e n e fit y e a r s ta rtin g J u ly
5 fo r thn^e covered bv state la w .
o n ly B7I7 n«*w cla im s w ere on
h and last w eek at th s c e u tia l o l-
: •
i 9072 at th«*
same tim e last year. In u d d itio n
n e a rly 6000 new c la im a n ts last
m ;iirh ask *d fo r co m pensation d u r ­
in g th»' b e n e fit y e a r ju s t ended
O f th e 70,000 w o rk e rs w h o file d
cla im s since June. 1947, 14.000 e x ­
hausted t h u r b e n e fit rig hts. O f the
r e m u n d i r. 22,500 fa ile d to receive
one check d u rin g th e 1947-8 bene­
f it y« n r.
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LOWER TRICE
5.90
13.99
11.99
Extra long 72" x 90" in
rayon and 50’. cot­
Hillsboro Implement Co
J *
ton with lovely all-over
floral design. 6 colors!
6 lbs. of rugged, spec dl
textured virgin wool1 . .
Stripes on white, two
tone green, blue. lose, or
black on s arlet. 72" x
00" extra long! Whipped
edges!
-1 t lbs. of virgin wool! 6
in rosednst, gold, blue, green, peach or cedar. Thick
new w o o l! W hipped edges won’t fray!
72" x 84" size. 414 pounds of w o o l!
CONTRASTING STRIPES
luscious colors! Huge 80"
on white, scarlet, cranberry, blue, ro.e or green.
4*2 lbs. of sturdy new wool ! 72" x 84".
X 90" size. 5 year guar­
Contrasting stripes, 6db. wool, 72 x 90 '
antee against moth dam ­
age!
13.30
ALL PEN N EY ALL WOOL BLANKETS HAVE A
5-YEAR G U A RA N TEE AGAINST MOTH DAMAGE