The Hillsboro argus., July 08, 1948, Image 9

If She Says 'Break a Leg'
Don't Take Her Seriously
MOTTCr or BONO SALE
Argus Publisher
At Press Session
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I® will b* re Wivpd ! ’ t^r «"•l®Hl«|iv4
■ ntil t h » h o u r o t •<
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th»
Mr urui M r. V^rne M' Kitirv .
of th< A ig ii. .»th nd' fl U h .tun ml
I O r ;'O h N i'w s p n p e r P u h li h< r
;i
! s'M’ i i t i o n < n ri v t g ih o n a t U< r H f r o m
T h u r r ia v t o K u r it h r
rni® I • «Hr- nv>t» th a n SOOO i»a<1*»r® r»| if«»
Ai’ju®. i | i i » n a w tp ip«t will tu n >i own»» <>|
O l l i I hh T ill®
l® III«* first of lh<* ■•noil
Whfri « nrwHpupei correspondent
I w h somebody would break
a leg around h«*i'«*." she m eans
tie r«* isn't much happening in hei
com m unity and nrw s is slack But
when a neighbor obliges hy im
m edi.itelv hieakilig I lls leg «acci­
dentally > the reporter who made
in- i «•mark soon realizes the powei
of th p u ss
Thai . what happened a few years
ago to Mis Anna Sal/w«*d«*l. A rgus
correspondent at Scheffhn
Mis
i • Hi , 11 i i
i
that off hand latcm cnl She leuin
id hei lesson News III the Selo f il m
aie a lias h«*cii hurprim ngly dull
since then, she says
W hen Mis S al/w edel now' nays
that she wishes ther»» w ere more
news event» in tin* Kcheffhn area
she m eans m ainly that she wishes
that some 4 II club leaders could
be recruited in h er area Scheffhn
has had no 4 11 activity to .speak of
sine«’ 1U40 because of a lack of
leaders What farm youth training
being done is handled by the
Future Farmers of A m erica
R ut that I
' • ike < a t• of tin-
\o u n g stcis .he explains Ami so
he is looking foi w aid to the day
when Scheffhn will once again he
* ending young hovs and girls to
•I 11 club meeting .»ml school and
fan s The area produced several
. late w inners in I 11 activities In -
h u e 1 MO and she feels th«* training
was invaluable for the en tire area
and th«* individuals
Mi S al/w edel. a native of Schef­
fhn. joined the A igus fam ily in
HOW and became a regulai co in
p«»ndent in 1940. succeeding Mrs
H erbert Sahnow J r (R uth Sim an-
le |i
H e r heiapliook is filled with
news stories sin- lias w ritten She
uvs she gels a kick out of w rit­
ing and enjoy»
looking
back
through the years by scanning her
scrapbook
Her only reg ret is that sonic peo­
p le do n 't realize w hat m akes new s
. ml th n l good news sloi n b r e a k
l i g h t o n ile i n iy nose and 1 do n 't
know it until It's loo lute
Mi
J.al/w edel attended Zion
paiuehlal school and Is a graduate
of H illsboro high setiool Stic was
m arried to W ilbert Salzw edel in
D rrcihbci
1945 H er husband, a
ciew chief in the arm y air (oiees
d in in g the last war. n engaged in
g e n r i a l lim ning He attended Zion
school. C uneuidia eliuol in Pull-
land C oncordia sem inary at St
Louts Missouri, and a school in
O akland, t'a lifu in ia
Will's Hospitality
Isn’t "Cracked "!
E v e ry tim e U ill g o t o u t th e
p u tty to t lai t Idling in the cracks,
i i neighbor stopp<-d by Io pn-s I he
tune of day and lu s t thing you
knew, there wiis u group of u- help­
ing Will tin the jidi up i ight. A fter
Will rntted ii halt (o the evening'a
w o r k , w v ’il »it m ound the fire en ­
joying a friendly arg u m en t mid n
sp aik lm g gluas of mellow beer.
to
In d e p e n d e n t— Fo u n d ed
1873
Volume 55, No. 16—Section 2, Eight Pages
Paint Factory to Locate at West
Slope in Near Future; Shop Sold
says.
Elver since January, Will Dudley
planned to give hia living room
that "new look"—planned Io rare-
futly reftniah the woodwork and
repla»ter the walla.
ii'
i " 11 i<>n
on i • ■ - • i < i
fa so tin i’ .i al.iiy i;ih for faculty
member of nl.it«* school of higher Millsboro, Oregon, Thursday, July 8. 1948
It du ratio n (fiat would be cornpar*
able to those in Khnilar Kchools in
o th er slat« h so th at stan d ard s may
h< m.iiritain<*(l ft was pointed out
th at the state system has been los­
ing educator ,s to oth«i states
Georg«* T u rn b u ll retired dean of
th«* U niversity of O regon school of
Ity M r». W . A B u n n e ll
lour rial i >m. was presented the Amo.
l l e i e is a le tte r that m akes m e
WEST SLOPE The SAS P aint
L V < m » i flees aw ard foi out..landing ■ feel
vi ry pleased It comes all the M .inufacturing company, w hich has
jouin.ilihiii '.ervice in O regon This way from i.ew llam p .hire. Mrs.
is the highest aw ard th at can be Elia D avidson took tune to w rite tic.-n located in Portland, will build
received by an O regon newspaper* to mi* to say w hat she thinks of ii modern fire-proof paint factory
on property located on Canyon
man
this colum n H ere is p a rt ol her
h ian k Jen k in s of K lam ath Falls letter: Deal Mrs O slund— I am a Hoad, near Short street, in the near
future
and will be the first of its
wai elected president of the associ­ subscriber to the Argus, and 1
ation succeeding O G C raw ford of would like to say that 1 find your type in the T ualatin Valley H. I'
ileppiiei R obert A Pollock of St colum n interesting and helpful. I Schweitzer, part ow ner, will head
H elens wa? nam ed vice-president
am a form ei H illsoorolte, so ihat is the construction work The plant
'1 ba publl H* i
< i • guesta at why tin - Aigu . u i i v i . io N e w Eog- will d.-al in industrial and house
the fam ed w ater pageant S aturday l.md every week You m entioned all paint, varnishes, enamel, roof coat­
ing and w ater repellents
night Sou,«* of the party visited the
Cookbook som etim e ago and
Jack Cody and bis C o d y Kids
unusual Petei ;,on Rock G ardens b e­ I A igus
am looking forw ard to an issue are at present in California, w here
tw een B« nd and Kcdm ond S aturday Incidentally,
1
still
have
the
book
he took them to attend sw im m ing
ufternoon
at was put out in 1939 and can meets in San Francisco, Los An-
While in E astern Oregon, the th
truly say that it has been of g reat keles and San Diego. Mrs. Cody
M cK m nevs saw Mr and Mrs C G service
my m arried career. who went south with the group,
B elter of Bend and I)r. and Mrs 1 am ,u during
re that the new one can rem ained in Los Angeles to visit
H ow ard W elt and Theodore Wells also
be put to the sam e use. H ere a daughter A nother daughter, who
in Redrnond. all form erly of H ills­ is a recipe
ttial 1 have used m any lives here, has lust retu rn ed from
boro Belter, who was H illsboro's tim
es
1 thought m ight interest a two m onth's visit In Los Angeles
first city m anager, has been city ! you It that
is a very good dessert
Mr and Mrs. Jacob B aker re-
m anager at Bend for nearly 20' as well really
a- an econom ical one.
1 tin n ed to th eir home in D enver
y cars.
Scotch P u d d in g
l e i week after a w eek's visit with
I h uge apples, peeled and cut M l a rid Mrs John Holeman.
Toy Shop Sold
inio fllns.
' j cup w hite sugar
The Toy Shop, form erly ow ned
• nd operated by Mr. and M r- A
1« teaspoon cinnam on
J a rk s r a r e y in i epting i n v i l . i t ion
*,< teaspoon salt
» Spaulding at 8803 Canyon Road.
to ride horse in parade at St Paul
1 cup lolled oats
i. been -old to Mr and Mrs John
and being none the w orse fur w ear
1 'j cups milk
It Stevenson of Portland, who a re ,
B a i fie ld P ix ilr y i n q u i r i n g a
Place in baking dish a layer of ■ rem odeling the store In p re p a ra tio n
to w t i . i t Mrs C t Stubbs and I . I
apples m ixed w itn sugar, cinnam on for the installation of a larger
( u rn e ll
■ >n in parade
'• - and salt . . H un add
eup rolled stock of varied nature A large dis-
Ito ta rla n s h a v in g t n i . v time m p a r­ i oats. R epeat p o u r 1 4 cup m ilk over ] I iv window is one of the new fea­
ade
I red S e w e ll h a lin g - i i n
| tins C over and bake ai .1.8» aegrcea tures The new ow ners w ill m ake
thing in o rd er .
M r. and M rs E a rl F ah ren h eit lor 1 lioui. Remove cov­ their home in an apartm ent in the
Johnson agreeing tin: only happen
e r fiuni baking dish for last lá m in ­ l upper floor of the store building
i-very .9» sears
G e rtru d e S rlta p - utes
He is credit m anager for the S her-
p rrt needing eotch tape to fix
1 serve this w ith w hipped cream 1 ' in Williams paint office in P o rt­
picket fence
lu which a dash of cinnam on has land and she has been a co-partner
E verything ap p eared to he out of been added. 1 hope you will enjoy in a variety store in P ortland
foeu to l l l l l G a h e lm a n a he wa this pudum g as 1 nave enjoyed pass­
Mr and Mrs. S paulding have
n s w e rin g early m orning fire alarm ing it along to you.
been spending several days in S eat­
tle
Most sincerely,
later he discovered he had h.
A cross-the-countrv visitors who
Ella D avidson
w ife» glasses .
France» P eter»
Well, thank you Mrs. Davidson. have been entertained at the A rnold
...ying "You got tile wrong name
II certain ly is a pleasure to h ear Enge home during the past few
from anyone who likes to cook and days are Mr. and Mrs Al A nderson
Jolly
takes the time to tell inc about IL and daughter of Moorhead. Minn
Your name will definitely be on and Mr. and Mrs. C. F A lbrecht of
J*»t*r
oui m ailing list for the new A rgus Lansing. Mich.
Cookbook
And incidentally, 1 had Leaves fo r G e rm a n y
*»ya:
Miss Mary Ja n e Reich, who has
dinner guests last T uesday night
and served them y o u r pudding lor been m aking her home here with
Hot w eath er
her
sister Mrs. John Holeman. has
dessert. Everyone thought It was
i« hard on
left for G erm any, w here she w ill be
scrum ptious . . . ine, too.
A nd if you like to have a couple recreational instructor in B erlin for
clothes. Bring
of cookies to go w ith a pudding dei- tw o years. She sailed on the troop
them to us for
erl
hen i Mrs. F I. Bi own ■ ship Zebulaon Vance in Ju n e
Mr- c a r | G estrm g was hostess at
u com plete
recipe for P inw heel Cookies
Cook together over low h eat u n ­ i birthday dinner honoring her
"overhaul."
m
other.
Mrs. H arriet Francis, at
til thick
2'< cups chopped dates o r raisins In r home Ju n e 29 Eight ladies a t­
Let us do your eurtaina
tended. D ecorations w ere pink and
o r both
white flow ers and candles M
1 cup sugar
and Drape»
G
rstring and her m other and son
1 i up w ater
Phono 471
left early in the week for Canada
1 cup nut m eats
to spend ten days visiting the San
Cool.
We Pick Vp and Deliver
Ju an islands and in V.ctoria.
Dough Mixture
Mrs Fred M athis entertained the
1 cup shortening, ci earned
2 cups brow n sugar, add g ra d ­ Dorcas club gruup of h er church
• it her home on McChcsney road
ually
Tuesday evening
Add J eggs well beaten
Young people of the Valiev C om ­
Now
beat
m
ix
tu
re
thoroughly
Phone 471
IlilBhnro, Ore.
m unity P resbvterian church a r c
Add:
registering fo r the Seabeck con-
4 cups flour
*, teaspoon salt
»•• teaspoon soda
So W ill’» liv in g room d o ra n 't
look like it did a year ago— but It'»
by fa r the moat "livable" living
room I know : A place you can
alw ays drop in for good talk, good
beer, anil a warm welcome.
I i nin w here I ail, ao Imig a« Will
put» th at atm oaphere of hosp ital­
ity and good fellowship nhend of
ev ery th in g else, w e’ll all I»- happy
I o help Will change the fo o t, ,,f ),,g
living rooifi any tune ho w anla.
July 12 to 19 Women ; groups of ’ll'’ «dth birthday lue.-day. The
the church have suspended social >olJng guests enjoyed a circus
and business m eetings for the sum -
an<l other picture novelties.
m,.r
C aroline and
Chuck
Hillings,
children of Mr. and Mrs. C harles
Home from Convention
Hulings, arc visiting in Salem with
Mrs Norton Peek returned Sun- th6ir g randparents
day from M inneapolis w here she ... , " ,
,, , .
w ent as a delegate to the conven- *
* ro g ra m H e ld
tion of the A m erican Home Eeon-
The concluding program of the
onucs as-ociation Ju n e 21 to 24 y,a<;?tlo9, Bible school held at the
Mr
peek
ta'ed th a t ov< r 3000 Valley C om m unity church was giv-
women attended th'- m eeting. 47 of ?.n F riday evening to a full church,
the 48 states being represented. N eventy-one youngsters received
as well a H awaii She encountered certificates for good attendance,
rain nearly all the tim e of her
Mr and Mrs. G lenn G etchell w ere
trip w hich lasted tw o weeks, and F ourth of Ju ly hosts to a group of
in N ebraska, w here she visited a friends from P ortland and C ahfor-
sister. she saw a real N ebraskan m a Sunday.
thunderstorm H er visit to her sls -
Mrs. M arcia T readw ell of Lin
ter was the first tim e the two had coin. Neb., arriv ed here Friday to
m et for ten years In N ebraska, she .spend six w eeks w ith her son-in-
visited the fam ous
Bovs T o w n ' law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
and stated th at she w as am a/gd atuU^red Lyster. an d family
the expensively constructed build-
J e r ry A llen and Patrick Salten
ings and stadium of the place a.s so are on a tw o weeks' fishing trio
many appeals for money for the on the Rogue River.
project have led m any to believe
th at the call for funds w’as for
everyday needs. A bout fifteen huge Officer Re-Elected
By Mrs. Loren Rehse
brick buildings are under con­
struction. she said, and the set-up
E arl S im antei was re-clected
a w arfs O regon State college. Mr. school director for the coming year,
and Mrs Russell P errv and children for D istrict 58 The m eeting was
of Davis Cal . who stayed here at held on Ju n e 2!
the Peck hom e while Mrs Peek
Mrs. Loren Rehse attended a pink
was aw ay, and w hile Mr. P erry was and blue show er for Mrs. M argaret
attending the convention of the S ills of B eaverton at the home of
A gricultural E ngineers in Portland, Velma Ziegler of Scholl.-, Ju n e 30
left for hom e Tuesday.
Mr. and Mis. Harold E Petersen
Mrs W W H auser and three son* of C orvallis w ere w eek-end guests
visited over the F ourth w ith Mr. at the- hom e of Mr and Mrs. Alvin
H auser's m other, Mrs R upert H aus­ Schulm erich.
er. at G earhart.
Today» Heaume story: Don’i
K enny Mead of Seattle is visit­
ing his aunt, Mrs. R alph Davis and Snooze Before You Ana wer tnat
u
fam ily, for the sum m er. K enny Want Ad
When you are iired and
and want some really
G ood F o o d . .
come io the Busy Bee!
2^rd d a y ot Inly 194H an d :*tm»di<tt»ly
ir.»r»afi»r pu b licly > i« rie < i by th» School
L isinct Board ot School District No BO,
W ash in g to n
C ounty. O r»gon
at
the
•> hool house in said district, lor a n
su e o( b o n d s ol sa id S-hool District
in the am o u n t ol filie e n T h o u san d a n d
on 100 D o l'ars (SI 5,000 00) in d»nom -
m ations
ol
O ne
T housand
D ollars
$1000 00) e a c h a n d to b e d a te d Sep«
tern h e r 15, 1948. a n d ’o m a tu re s e ria lly
in n u m e ric a l o rder a t the ra te nl S3 000 00
f>er a n n u m on the 15th d a y «1 F e b ru a ry ir»
• a c h ol th e y e a rs lroin 1950 to 1954 in«
elusive.
Said bonds to b e a r in terest a t the ra te
of not to »x< eed 6*‘{ p e r an n u m p a y a b le
s » m i a n n u ally ,
p rin c ip a l
and
in terest
p a y a b le a t the cilice ol the C ounty
T teu su re r ol W ash in g to n C ounty, Ore-
q >n. nr a t the fiscal a a e n c y H the S tate
of O regon, in New York City, a l (tie
option ol th e p u rc h a se r.
Bids m ust be accompanied by a certi­
fied check in ’he am o u n t I O ne T hou­
san d a n d 00/100 (Si 000 00) Dollars
The a p p ro v in g leg al opinion ol John
W. S huler w ill b e furn ish ed the su cc e ss­
ful b id d er
The’ B oard reseAres the "right to reject
c n y a n d all bids.
ARTHUR G HIGGS. C lerk. School Dis­
trict No 60, W ashington C ounty, O re­
gon, Rou’e 1, Br x 94r B eaverton, O regon.
E. J. M cA L E A R , A ttorney lor School
Board.
(July 8, 15, 22. 1948)
T y p e w r ite r s
ADDING MACHINES
Agents fo- Omar Cash Registers
L. C. Smith Typewriter*
Portables - Adding Machine*
SALES. RENTALS, REPAIRS
OREGON CITY
TYPEWRITER CO.
IN HILLSBORO
Ev»ry Oth,r Thu,»doy
Leas» Call» with Frank L r ea r ,o n
Phone 4511
APRICOT JAM RECIPE
MAKES MORE GLASSES
This Easy Method Gives
,You More for Your Money
4
4
Cup« Ground Fruit
Cup» Sugar
Cup l,m » n Juicp
I Package M .C A Jam
and Jelly Pecrie
M ash and pit 4 pounds fully ripe
apricots, grind. Do not peel. Mea­
sure exactly 4 level cups of the
ground fruit (add water to fill last
cup. if necessary) into a large kettle.
Add the M .C P . Pectin and lemon
juice, stir well and bring to a boil
stirring constantly. SO W , add the
sugar (which h a, been previously
measured), continue stirring, and
bring to a full rolling boil. BOIL
H o m e L a u n d ry
& D ry C le a n e r s
C0¡onf¡/n, / W , ( m ra ÒHtct tíftu er» ivundulian
c h i;;
N o w at IR E L A N D 'S
D iside m ixture into two parts and
loll out into rectangles about '« ]
inch thick S pread each w ith d a le j
m ix tu re .uid roll up as for jelly roll
C hill o ie r night . . then slice and
bake on cook.e sheet in a m oderate
oven.
T h an k you Mrs. Brown.
I hope everyone enjoys reading
this "corner as m uch as 1 enjoy
getting it together. Som etim es it
seems to be Kind of full of non­
sense
. . lint a eliueklc or two
dro p p ed in am ong the household
chores will m ake them dots more |
bearable. Who w ants to be serious !
all the tim e anyw ay'' T here is a
eertain am ount of things w hich I
h a v e to In- done w hich even the
m o s t avid housekeeper will adm it
she doesn't like . . . . sandw ich a
few sm iles in .
throw in lots of
laughs and you'd be su rp rised how
m uch q uicker they a re over with.
R em em ber to enjoy yourself . . .
it is la te r than you think.
DON WICK
Montanans to Picnic
All ex-M ontanans
a reunion and old
nic Sunday. Ju ly 18.
D ayton, according
Dumas, chairm an
a rc invited to
fashioned pic­
at the park m
to Jam es J.
Business Next Year
Years io Come!
Office Supplie» ot all « in d a — At
Hillsboro Areua.
n
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FREE
Wc know that sooner or later we'll be knock­
T h is M o d e r n T w o - p i e c e S e c t i o n a l
By "CROWN"
MODERATELY PRICED TO
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Modern — New — Different
D e e p lo u n g in g co m fo rt c o m b in e d w ith th e s e o u t­
sta n d in g fe a tu re s of c o n stru c tio n :
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A ll h a r d w o o d fra m e
A ll jo in ts d o u b le d o w lc d — C o r n e r -b lo c k e d
S oft c o il sp r in g b ack
G e n e r o u s o v e r -s iz e cu sh io n s a n d arm s
C ustom ta ilo r in g th r o u g h o u t
R e s ilie n t-r e v e r s ib le c o il sp r in g cu sh io n s
Sec this unexcelled value today!
mimo’
(VldàtilwG/ic -
.
PHONE 2 4 1 1 ---------- HILLSBORO
llnwdy I nlkx: We heard a
parly say that under the
Drinneralx a family enuld
save SSc by nut buying a
pound of butter and a pound
of aleak. I'nder the Republi­
can». it is now possible to
save $1.10 on the same deal.
Things do improve.
If the law of supply and de­
mand is responsible for the
present existing price scale,
the law ought to be amended.
Thai doctor w ho prescribed
"pleasant thoughts while eat-
ing." should edit tbe food
prices.
Of collise i>ne way to send
food prices down is to send
profiteers up.
The trouble with the law of
supply and demand Is. the.
ones who have the supply do
the demanding.
prices soar, so are
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W O RK
ing on your door to replace your present car with
a new one. So come in now and see how we do
business to merit your confidence and invite your
business when the going gets rough.
When you come right down to ii, we've
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PRICE
got only two things to sell today:
1.
GOOD
2.
F A IR
S E R V IC E
P R IC E S
'
CHAPMAN'S
SERVICE STORE
N W. 1st and Main Kt.
B II LKRDKO. OREGON
W HERE
FRIEND
M EETS
FRIEND
It is up to us to soil these two services well—
to make the most of our opportunity to build
good will for the future.
Wc invite you to drop in <tt First and Wash
ington <tnd soo how well wc are doing our job.
H r try In keep our custom­
er» happy with prices right
dow n to the low est, consider­
ing (lie present market.
£ /Jyiyilicoiced.
EASY TERMS and TRADE-INS
By Mick
First
“Y o u r F r i e n d l y C h e v r o le t D e a l e r "
First and Washington
HILLSBORO
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