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Hillsboro, Oregon. Thursday. December 29. 1949
Per Copy. 10c
In d e p e n d e n t— F o u nd rd
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Volume 56. No. 40—Four Sections. 24 Page
Best Yule
Decorators
Get Prizes
Winners ol Christmas
Contest Announced by
Hillsboro Rotary Club
Community Chairmen
Appointed; Cottrell
Heads Drive Again
Tucked «iw.iv at the end of
South S < olid avenue Im peri­
al Feed & (¡ram company
came tip with the prize w in­
ning. display in the business
window division of the an ­
nual C hristm as d e c o r a ti n g
contest this year
y/
Retd Cottrell h a s b e e n
named county chairm an of
March of Dimes for the fourth
consecutive year, it was an­
nounced this week by Al
Kemmer, chairm an of W ash­
ington county chapter for in­
fantile paralysis.
D e s p ite t i n
fa c t tin
«-«»rnpw ity is
«»ff th « ’ b 'a t « n tru c k
and p rn b -
i h i y d id n o t h«»pc tu a ttra c t m uch
<>f t h i
h o lid a y
s h o p p in g
c ro w d .
ju d g i
o f H i 11 -bon» Ih ita ry c lu b
«mt« st m .i’ iged t«> m ake th e n w av
«low'll th«i<
to view th e s im p le
b u t e ffc c ’ iv e s ilh o u e tte d wise men
scene
D ep icts
R«*llgi«»us sid e
A n «’ye « ate tun g d isp la y
of
< hah<« m d B ib le n *in g on b la ck
v e tv « ! b i - u g h t m ( f»nd p rize m th is
d i \ i ion ,«- W ilk .
A b s tra c t A/ T itle
c o m p . m y
n E t M am stree t P u r ­
p le h u n tin g c o n v e rg e d on a f, anted
« x h lb it le a d in g th« eye to th< ce n ­
te r of th«’ w in d o w w h e re th e rc -
l.g io u s sid« of th e C h ris tm a s season
w.ts de p icted
W is h in g H ills b o ro g o o d w ill, p ro s ­
per ,,y peace n e a rth good h e a lth
happin«
.«nd a s w im m in g pool.
H ills b o ro
\ .*
P a rt
hMk
p riz e in th e business w in d o w d i-
v is,on Th«- v a r io u s “ w ishes
ap-
i th . a n n u a l C h ris tm a s ma U l i in re n t
If:
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t i W ilk e A t
outstd, B e tn le h e n
Second place VKillt
w
o f 111* h u ly day G a th e rin g “ w ishes r.n IlilU b o .
t h ir d p riz e tn thru rn v n tio r Nt h <th' • categories, w ith tht< «
• f i p i n itc r e n d e n n s o f H ills ><»ro .m d s u rro u n d in g v ic in ity
Social Security
Rates Increase
On January 1st
Toys Delivered
To 300 Children
By City Firemen
It lx i «nie a hi ig h te r C hri.stnio
fo j about HO L u n d i« ’ th is ye a r du«'
t»
H ills b o ro
fir e
d e p a rtm e n t s
H ugh H
E ,« rl.-
t . »i .»I
’ C h r.s tn ia s .!«•>
Some 300 c h ild re n
:«««'iv<d toys T h e fin -m e n . using
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th« u ow n u u h im o b il« s. d e liv e re d
4
g ifts th ro u g h o u t the w e ste rn h a lf
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f.»i ,*n iih i • . < ,» the 1
W« w o u ld lik e to
i ,ite m id * i th .» t A c t ! • • . ! , •
i ’ ll
those
w h o don ate d g ifts hut t l x
w o u ld
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i
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ard
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m id o tic -h a lf pel cent on c n ip k
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H um (1 on .ill t.ix .ih l« ’ w.iu«
p. id tli« '' c«»uld have seen the f a i l ’s of
o n .u id u f t c ! .1.«nu.it v I 19 »0
p arents and c h ild re n l w hen the
i
ven d e liv e r d
said E m
E \«'i since the b e g in n in g o f t
•The eves of
C h ie f W ilb u r D illo n
S o cia l Seem it y p i ogi am o f w I i
one lit t le hoy sw e lle d out -f p ro
these taxes .«|e .« p .iit (h<*M* r •'
p o rtio n as he >,«w a tric y c le being
li.iv c been one p < r ce n t each
r ile d in to his house H«* co u ld
cinplnse.s and empl< \ e i
.Old (.’• >!-
|« t t<u E a rle c a lk 'd a tte n tio n to the n t ev«*n speak, b u t ju s t fo llo w e d
change in o ld e r to p re v e n t con- th«- tr ic y c le u n t il it wa placed u n ­
liih io n in p it p a rin g J u im .tiv p a y ­ d e r the C h ris tm a s tree
r o lls
’r i l l s change does not a ffe ct tin
rah > of incom e ta x w ith h o ld in g
i ; out w ag« w hlch a i«■ the • an ■ ai
th e y w e re in 1949
E m p lo y e rs w ere also re m in d e d
h o w e v n , th a t new ic g u la tio n s w ill
he e ffe c tiv e J .in u m v 1 re g a rd in g the
M ee tin g ,n the o ffic e s o f the
d e p o s itin g and re p o rtin g o f both
lh< h it 'A la x e
and in co m e tax W a sh in g to n co u n ty Iw a lth d e p a rt­
m ent la ! El id a ' to fo rm u la te plan
w ith h e ld Im m v w
S ta rtin g w ith wages paid in J a n - fo r the X - r a y m o b ile u n it s u rv e y o f
n . o y . e m p lo y e r . , w in » a r e l ia b le f o r th« co u n ty in 1950 w e n G D C ar
M
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as. istant
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i. I.'I«* I'tm m pson
• one m on th .ire re q u ire d to depo it state h e a lth o ffic e r; M is Z ola M
them 1,1 I Itfu I a Ft’d i'l. il It« «'I V «• M o rg a n e x e c u tiv e seer«’ta i > o f the
C o u n ty
T u b e rc u lo s is
h o ik o r .< c o m m e rc ia l hank a u th o r- W «'dungton
H e a lth association, and the
f o r and
i , i ‘d to i i i i v e s u c h «i’ p o.'O
tra n s in itt.il to the F e d e ra l Ih serve ta a l!h d e p a rtm e n t sta ff
Plan., are being mad«' fo r an in ­
bank
Deposits an* re q u ire d fo r taxes te n sifie d p ro g ra m in c e rta in des­
r< s u itin g fro m wag«' p.od m Ihe ig nated areas o f th e c o u n t' A >vs-
h m a tic and th o ro u g h m ethod of
firs t .oid second m on th o f each q u .ti
t< i Each such de p osit sh o u ld l»«‘ c e n te rin g e x a m in a tio n s in specific
m ade not la te i than th« la th d.iv a n as ra th e , th a n sp re a d in g 11 out
o f the n e xt m o n th , hut mav be th in enables m ore «xact i«'suits ae
made < .o l i e r if d e sired Tax«
1«» c o rd in g to Di II M S to l’ «' m e d ­
Ila* th u d m o,O li m ay he deposited i d d in etoi ot W a sh in g ton Y a m h ill
d is tric t X -ra y s o f 80 per cent o f any
o r paid w ith th e q u . u t e r i ' l e t u r n
E m p lo ye , ' w ill he f u r n r h e d w ith g ive n area w i l l he attem pt« d next
b la n k conie - o f T h ,i a i r v D r p o s h o r \ ye a r.
H e id p i 1 " III) I »9 to U e 1,1 l u a k l l
d e p o s it-
E m p lo y « is
w ill t i l l «»id
tlx rece ip t a a dep«>.‘ it lip \ft<
the fo rt,, o id rc m iti.o ic e ,o • r,
re iv e d and clu ck« «! |»\ th* I « «1« il
Re.sc IV«
b a n k . 111«* d e p o s it l i t r i p i
'I he , c a l e s ta te a n d , m in ane«
w i l l he v a lid a te d and m a il« « l b .u I. p a n n i i -hip o| G alaw a.' X M eG iaw
I«» the e m p lo y e ! fo r a tta clo iK iit !<> w i l l he d is s o lv e d e l f e i t i v e . t a n n a i'
hi q u a rte rly re tu rn
I and M e G ra " " i l l open a re n i « -
The v « ai 1930 .«I o w i l l ii. a i k tin
ta te and in su ra n ce o f f i c e in In
n a tio n w id e a d o p tio n o f a o»inhi,u-«l l io in . to w n <»f H a n k
O t t o G a la w a '
fo rm fo r quart« i tv ic p o rtm g bv en>
vviP e o n ,m ile the husin«'
hen
p lo v e rs o f incom e tax w ith h e ld and T he tw o h a '« ’ been m p a rtn e rs h ip
i( o n tililie d on page 3)
f o r th re e years
Thorough X-Ray
Program Planned
Change in Business
Announced Locally
Contamination oi
Wells Reported
By Sanitarian
W h ile
w a te r-s h o rt
N ew
Y o rk
«uthw estern states w o n -
d«*t w h e re th e ir n e xt d r in k o f w a te i
w ill come fro m
th e
n o rth w e s t
t ih«- p rid e in its u n lim ite d supply
o, g u rg lin g stream s B u t a re p o rt
fi- .li» th« W a s h in g t o n C o u n ty S a il, -
md
: «il
n« sday in d ica te s th .it a b u n d a n t s u p ­
ply is n o t the o n ly q u e stio n .
Wat« i 'a m p le s of p riv a te w e lls in
th« c«)unty tested by th e state h v-
g,t i ic la b o ra to ry d u rin g 1949 n u m .
•
md 10» unsaf«
«« c o rd in g to T W
C h i ist i.in scn
W a sh in g to n
county
s a n ita ria n
P u b lie s u p p lie s Safer
A m uch g re a te r p ro te c tio n is o f-
f« .cd by p u b lic w a te r su p p lie s. O f
79 re p o rts on w a te r su p p lie s of
c it ii’ m u n ic ip a litie s and w a te r dis
tric ts . 6.» w e re s a tis fa c to ry w h ile
only I I show ed c o n ta m in a tio n
Same o f th< w a te r c o lle cte d fo r
haeteriol«»gieal tests comes fro m
fo ste r honn s ' said C h ris tia n s e n
‘ In re g a rd to these su p p lie s, the
par« nt . - exp e cte d to m a ke the nec­
essary c o rn et ions if sam ples co n ­
tinu«' to h«»w c o n ta m in a tio n T he
m a jo rity o f o w n e rs o f o th e r p riv a te
supplies t r y to re m e d y th e s itu a ­
tio n . too.
“ A lth o u g h th is is not re q u ire d ,
e ve ryo n e n u rg e d to see th a t then
w a te r is « lean, h r added, w a rn in g
that d y s e n te ry o r d ia rrh e a can r e ­
sult fro m d r in k in g co n ta m in a te d
vv .der
S h allo w
W e lls
I n s a fr
Bad w a te r o f v a ry in g degrees of
contamin ition is usually found in
(C o n tin u e d on page 3 1
Count on Saturday
Shows City Growing
In d ic a tio n s th a t H ills b o ro ,s no
l«»ng«'i a co u n try to w n w ere seen
by Ed I. M oore, fo rm e r ch a m h ci
o f com m erce se cre ta ry, w h o made
a tr a f f ic and p e d e stria n co u n t iro n
the ch a in b c i r«»oms S a tu rda y
A co u n t o f ears g o in g in a ll di
re e l,o ir at T h ir d and M am fro m 11
fo 11 l i a m
S a tu rd a y accounted
fo r Jr»0 m flic 1 n -m m u tc p e rio d .
R A E S A ANI> T IS S I’ K c o m b in e to m ake a m o d e l plan< a M o rris J M cE n te e lo o ks o v e r a n o th e r m in ia -
tur« co m in g o ff his assem bly lin e
He has w o rk e d w ith v a rio u s hobbies since an in ju r y p re v e n te d h im
•. prev o u i jo b A well-stocked lib ra ry that w ill provide referenct
•*
is p la n n ed fo r n e x t y e a r
S ca le -m o d e l r a ilro a d is s h o w n in b a c k g ro u n d — < A rg u s p h o to by T B r u b e c k »
Sparlans lo Play
Astoria in Finale
Of Hoop Tourney
H ills b o ro s S p a rta n s w i l l square
o ff on th e b a s k e tb a ll c o u rt of the
A s to ria
a rm o ry
F rid a y
n ig h *
«gainst ‘ he host fiv e th e A s to ria
E sherm en. in the th ir d appearance
of the Sams.« fiv e at th e m v ita tio n -
'
*
'
p .u S t .
al
to u rn a m i nt
T he
F ish e rm e n
the foot «»f a C h ris tm a s tree
H onorahl« m e n tio n w e n t to G ..rd - coached by A le x P eterson, fo rm e r
O
reg-m
S
la
te
com
great, and the
« m t s S« If S e t v n r L a u n d ry . Sus-
b a u er F uel O il con.p m y and T itle Spartan.* w ill s ta rt th e ir w in d u p
game
at
8
45
p
m
and T ru s t c o m p a n y M a n y o f t h °
The S p a rtan s w ill m ake th e ir f i ­
business w in d o w s th a t d id n«»t place
am ong th e to p th re e are to be com - nal h o rn , appearance be fore the
’ a rt o f th e T Y V league season
p lim e n te d upon w h a t they
able to a c c o m p lis h in th e s m a ll Tuesday y ig h t w hen th* v engage
a m o u n t o f spact* a va ilabl« . said ih«* V a n c o u v e r T ra p p e rs Ir a p re-
W a lte r Gr« jt .«i. c h a irm a n o i dec- vio u s m e tin g b e tw e en the tw o
clu b s on th e V a n c o u v e r flo o r, the
o ra tm g p ro g ra m
P riv a te Kcsiden« cs Listed
T ra p p e rs triu m p h e d easily
57-42,
G e p 'ia l o u td o o r d e c o ra tio n d i ­ but the S p a rta n s hope to reverse
v is io n fo r p riv a te r«sidenccs was th a t on the hom e flo o r
d iv id « -I i n ’
tin «
c a te g o r ie s
W in -
The S p a rtan s open th e ir league
in - : s of the fir s t section w e re L lo y d schedule n e x t F rid a y n ig h t at O re ­
.L in k « i
fir s t place; G eorge B a ld ­ gon C ity
w in . second, and A lbv’r t Cap&haw,
F o u r p e rfo rm e rs are s t ill f ig h t ­
t h u d , second s e c tio n — H E Sus-
in g fo r tw o s ta rtin g b e rth s as the
b u u « ’ t. E u l D onelsou w ith K e n n e th
«
Sam
s f; < n fi« > th e end o f its
M cO , th and J o h n C o x tie in g fo r
e x h ib itio n slate
Roth J im Nier-
t h ir d p i n « t h i r d section .1 N A x
«.Ison M ax S n y d e r and T om F ra n tz m an and N o rm H u b e rt hav ' s ta r t­
Th«’ to p th re e o f the d ecorated ed at a fo rw a rd w h ile S o p hom ore
d o o rw a y s e n t e r e d in th « ' c o n te s t D a n n y F re n ch and Pete M e lh u is h
have b<>th been c a lle d on fo r o p e n ­
•
'. W
in g d u tie s at a g u a rd
W illia m C h a n d le r, and M rs. C hes­
te r M e r r ill
W in n in g the d e co ra te d w in d o w
div i ion w e re M rs E ls ie C a rty R u ­
ben K u r a t li .m d L o w e ll K ra m ie n
In s id e tre«
L « ' H e w itt. F la n k
B o sve lt and A l E ric k s o n
Insid« or o u tsid e scent»— Ram ona
G .tb elm .m M rs V e rn H a d le y and
Rex H o w e ll
T h e proposed o n e -m ill le v y fo r
R u ra l a w a rd w e n t to L R D u n - re -lo c a tio n o f o p e ra tin g fa c ilitie s
iw a y .
o f th e W a s h in g to n c o u n ty fa ir was
Ray Del.«man. dressed as Santa a p p ro v e d in a re s o lu tio n passed by
C laus last F rid a y n ig h t, to o k the C e d a r M ill L o c a l N o 229 o f the
honors in th e m o v in g v e h ic le d i­ F a rm e rs U n io n at its Decem bei 20
v is io n T w o m en p la y in g C h ris tm a s session. T h e n e w lo c a tio n is ca.-j ¡¿'
carols on a cco rd io n s accom panied H ills b o r o n e a r th e a irp o rt
h im w h ile he m ade th e ro u n d s w ith
P re s e rv a tio n o f th e fa m ily -s iz e d
his d ecorated s u rre y .
fa rm was th e to p ic o f a pa n el d is ­
I ve ry I n tra n t Judged
cussion led b y M rs L o re n e S m u rth -
“ The d is p la y o f e v e ry hom e and w a ite . e d u c a tio n a l d ire c to r. Panel
business w in d o w e n te re d in the m em b e rs expressed the o p in io n th a t
contest was ju d g e d . ' saw* G ros- o n ly a fa rm la rg e e n o ug h to s u p ­
je a n “ They v is ite d th e m a n y dis- p o rt th e fa rm e r and h is fa m ily , g iv .
playfc last T h u rs d a y n ig h t It was m g th e m th e necessities fo r a n o r ­
b e lie v e d th a t F rid a y and S a tu rda y m a l. h a p p y , life , can keep r u r a l
w o u ld have been b e tte r, b u t it was people fro m m ig ra tin g to c itie s
im p o s s ib le to get ju d g e s d u rin g M em b e rs o f th e discu ssio n g ro u p
those tw o n ig h ts .”
w e re M rs. Ed B e rg e r. I. J C o w ie
G ro s jc a n . w h o spent m u c h o f his and H a ro ld S hapei
<iwn tu n e in p la n n in g th is year*?
W r itin g s a g a in st C V A now being
d e c o ra tio n contest, expressed his c ir c u la te d a nd in c o n s is te n t east-
a p p i re la tio n to those w h o to o k west fr e ig h t rates w e re re v ie w e d b>
p a rt c o m m e n tin g th a t a ll th e en ­ U n io n m em ber.- P re s id e n t R M
tra n ts hi Iped b rin g a m o re m ea n ­ B e n n e tt u rg e d those p resent to
in g fu l C h ris tm a s to H ills b o ro w h e ­ w r ite th e ir o p in io n s on these and
th e r th e y w on u p, ize o r not.
o th e r m a tte rs to th e ir congressm en
H illsboro Rotary « xtended th< ir
N e x t r e g u la r m e e tin g w ill be
,< o n tin u e d on page 3)
J a n u a ry 17.
Relocation of
F air Endorsed
p e d e s t r ia n
count
ta k e n
fo*
Supersonic jet fiqhters and flying saucers will be for­
gotten for aw hile after New Year's Day when the spotlight
shines on storks slowly winging their way south to deliver
the first 1950 babies to W ashington county
Before they take to the air. prizes are being lined up to
give the first two babies a proper reception, along with
Need G re a te r
W ith th e c a le n d a r clo s in g or. the
w o rst p o lio y e a r in th e h is to ry o f
th e disease in th e U n ite d States, lo ­
cal c h a irm e n are d ig g in g in f o r
one o f the m ost c ru c ia l c a m p a ig n s
♦ n a m i n g tn e m c h a m p i o n -
f th e 11th fo r the N a tio n a l F o u n d a tio n 's f ig h t
against in fa n tile p a ra ly s is .
H l 1 T f i I 3 T C
H llC V
Y ear B ,ib >
One t th e w in -
M o re th a n 41 000 cases w e re added
to the g rim to ll o f fo u r d e v a s ta tin g
•LZUIU IC U m D U u j
id s a .11 be fo.- H i l l - lx .ro pr,.(X‘i
. i. d .. n o t lm i i n ,
.
.. • pidemics w ith in a s ix - y e a r
per. d -aid C o’ t r e ll M ost o f th e
sick w e re c h ild re n B u t th e disease
-tru e « g ro w n -u p s . to o ; m en and
*
F irs t T w o Chosen
w m e n w ho s u p p o rte d fa m ilie s and
f
P n z ..
;>e • - a ,.
i
.r
whose liv e lih o o d depended u p o n
n tbetr th e ir a b ilit y to engage in p ro d u c ­
W h ile m ost o f H ills b o ro tr ie d t
eyes fo r a w h ile T h e y range fro m tiv e la b o r
W ith th e b e g in n in g o f th e 1950
re la x d u rin g the Y u le tid c season, i th re e -p ie c e b aby fe e d in g set to
d riv e J a n u a ry 16. d im e ca rd s w ill
b u rg la rs in the area w o rk e d o v e r- th e a tre tic k e ts
tim , A c h u rc h c o lle c tio n was s to l-
T o be e lig ib le f» i th e p riz e in be m a ile d to e v e ry fa m ily in W a sh ­
en, tw o o th e r p riv a te homes w ere .rea I th e p a re n ts o f the baby m u>' in g to n c o u n ty , c o n ta in in g roo m for
$2 w o r th o f dunes S ch o o l c h ild re n
lo o te d and a p a rk e d a u to m o b ile liv e w ith in H ills b o ro 's c ity lim its
was b ro k e n in to w h ile its o w n e r F o r purposes o f m a rk in g area II. w ill also be g ive n an o p p o r tu n ity
was a tte n d in g c h u rc h se rvice-
th e H ills b o ro tra d in g area has been to h e lp p o lio v ic tim s w h e n th e y
A n u n d e te rm in e d a m o u n t o f n io n - d e fin e d as H ills b o ro routes o u tsid e re c e iv e cards th a t w ill a cco m m o ­
ey. c o n ta in e d tn c h u rc h o ffe rin g e n - th e
c ity
lim its ,
f o r n e liu s
and date fiv e dim es.
x elopes w as stolen fr o m a hou
routes. B a n k - and ’ rou te s F orest
T h e d im es fo rm th e d r iv in g fo rc e
at 471 N o rth F .fth avenue o w ned by G ro v e ro u te 2. B u x to n . B e a ve rto n b e h in d th e w o rk o f m o re th a n 2800
C J K ra u s n ic k . tre a s u re r fo r th ,
■
( Be . a .T ie :
Rock N a tio n a l F o u n d a tio n ch a p te rs w h ic h
M e th o d is t c h u rc n
T he c o lle c tio n C re e x C edar M ill. L a u re l-S c h o lls fig h t th e e p id e m ic on th e fr o n t lin e
was m ade the d a v b efore at a
Betl ■■■■:•
— r ig h t here in y o u r c o m m u n ity ,
C h ris tm a s service T he th ie f gained ( r r t ilie a t e N eeded
and in e v e ry s tric k e n c o m m u n ity
e n try by c u ttin g a h o le in a screen
T h e b a b y's b ir th c e rtific a te m ust in the n a tio n , said C o ttr e ll. T h e y
and ra is in g an u n lo c k e d w in d o w be re c e iv e d by th e A rg u s n o t la te r p ro v id e fu n d s th a t pay f o r h o s p it­
le a d in g to a bedroom , a c c o rd in g to th a n 9 a m
W ednesday. J a n u a ry a liz a tio n .
p h y s ic a l
th e ra p y
and
H ills b o ro c it y
p o lic e
F o o tp rin ts 4 I f no c h a m p io n has been b o rn by n u rs in g , s u rg e ry , sp e cia l o rth o p e d ic
’
take» w h e re he w e n t over
th a t tim e , the d e a d lin e w ill be e x ­ ap p lia n ces — c ru tc h e s , braces and
ic tfc c a fte r le a v in g th e house
te n de d to 9 a m . W ednesday. J a n ­ w h e e lc h a irs .
C a p ita liz in g on th e re lig io u s sea­ u a ry 11.
son. a th ie f b ro k e in to an a u to m o -
A tte n d in g p h y s ic ia n s o r nurses
b ile o w n e d by J o h n W o lfe o f 202 m u s t c o n firm th e h o u r and m in u te
W est G a rib a ld i last S a tu rd a y w h ile o f b ir th in each case, and m ay be
the o w n e r was a tte n d in g c h u rc h re q u ire d to n o ta riz e th is since the
services. S to le n w e re a p a ir o f s lip ­ d e rb y prizes w i l l be a w a rd e d to
per.- tie ra c k and a c a rto n o f c ig ­ th e fir s t baby b o rn in each o f the
arettes
«C ontinued on page 3)
A m an's -v ifs t w a tc h v a lu e d at
A fir e g u tte d a k itc h e n und u p ­
$100 was taker, fro m th e home o f
s ta irs roo m at th e hom e o f E. P a v ­
E llis T a y lo r. 507 N o rth F ifth a ve ­
le n ko . 432 S o u th F irs t avenue, H ills ­
nue M o n d a y a fte rn o o n . T a y lo r, re-
boro. last T h u rs d a y .
tu riu n g to his house a b o u t 6 30 p.m ..
T he o w n e r was c o o k in g b re a k ­
fo u n d c o n te n ts of d ra w e rs in th re e
fast w h e n he f ir s t n o tic e d fla m e s
bedroom s sca tte re d on beds and
c
o
m in g fro m a h e a te r in th e a d ­
T h e H ills b o ro A rg u s w ill lie
flo o rs C u p b o a rd doors in the k it c h ­
jo in in g lo o m , said F ire C h ie f W il­
d is trib u te d th ro u g h o u t the c o u n ­
en had also been opened E n try was
b u r D illo n . It had a lre a d y b u rn e d
ty on F r id a y , a day la te , n e x t
m ade in to a b e droom by p ry in g a
th ro u g h th e ro o f and th e u p s ta irs
w e e k because of the New Y e a r
w in d o w u n t il th e lo c k b ro k e
room was ru in e d b e fo re lo c a l f ir e ­
h o lid a y , w h ic h w ill be observed
•A nother h o u s e -b re a k e r e n te re d
men b ro u g h t the blaze u n d e r c o n ­
on M ondav instead of S un day.
th e hom e o f Ray P a rr. 455 East Ed-1
tro l.
ison stre e t T uesday, also p ry in g
D e a d lin e
fo r classified
ad­
T he dam age, w h ic h was c o v e re d
open a bedroom w in d o w
A ll th a t
v e rtis in g
w ill
be 2:30 p .m ,
by in s u ra n c e , was e s tim a te d a t
was sto le n was s lig h tly o v e r a d o l­
W ed n esd ay
n e x t w ee k. "T o o
$1500.
la r in change J e w e lry and some
la te to c la s s ify " w ill close at
guns th a t w e re in a closet w e re ,
noon Th ucsday C o -o p e ra tio n of
T w o o th e r fire s o c c u rre d d u rin g
not touched.
c o m m u n ity co rresp on den ts and
the w eek, n e ith e r re s u ltin g in m u c h
oth ers in sending in item s e a rly
dam age. O ne was a c h im n e y fir e a t
w ill he g re a tly a p p recia ted
Jacob Z o ln o w s k y s hom e on 140
A lo n g w ith m ost o th e r H ills ­
West O a k stre e t and th e o th e r at
R e g u la r m ee tin g o f th e c ity c o u n - '
boro business firm s and offices,
C H e n ry N elson in s u ra n c e c o m ­
c il w ill be h e ld T uesday n ig h t ut
th e A rg u s w ill be closed New
pany. 109 S outh Second avenue,
8 o 'c lo c k
Y e a r's day.
caused b y a flo o d e d o il b u rn e r.
Throughout City
Il U V i r c I H f lU a 11
ri -s s
llU a y
fc.
Blaze Results in
Two Gutted Rooms
Argos Day Laie
Doe lo Holiday
Council Meets Tuesday
Pastime Becomes A Career For Craftsman
Ity
K a th e r in e
Itru b e c k
A b ro k e n back was th e t u r n ­
in g p o in t in M o rris J M c E n te e -
life lim in g his fiv e m o n th s ' stay in
a h o s p ita l fo llo w in g the in ju r y the
H ills b o ro m an s in te re s t in his old
ho b by, m od e l a irp la n e b u ild in g , was
re v iv e d
W ith the e n c o u ra g e m e n t o f p h y s ­
ica l
th e ra p is ts
the
young
man
fille d the tra c tio n bar above his
bed w ith scale model.- H o s p ita l dot
to rs b e lie v e d M cE n te e w o u ld n e ve r
bo out o f Ins w h e e l c h a ir W ith d r
te rm in a tio n lie le a rn e d to get along
on crutches, but g o in g back to ln -
old lob as p la n t m an a g e r o f a P o r t­
la n d m ilk p la n t was o u t o f the
question.
5 0 0 " lb s fa v o rite p la n e is the
W o rld W a r 1 Spad MeEntee is a
" fre e f lig h t " fan.
T he fre e f lig h t p la n e is p o w e re d
by a m in ia tu r e gas e n g in e O n ly
th e tu n e r set on th e m o to r and the
set o f th e ru d d e r and a ile ro n s d e ­
te rm in e w h e re and how fa r the
pla n e w ill f ly T he " c o n tr o l ' m odel
belo ve d by a n o th e r set o f fans, is
p u t th ro u g h its pace- by its ow ner
H o m e b h o p F irs t M c p
M cE n te e b u ilt .it bis hom e on 9th w ith a w ire a tta c h e d to its w ings.
avenue a h o b by shop T he b e g in ­ F or advanced h o b b y is ts it is a game
n in g was s m a ll — ju s t the balsa o f s k ill M cE n te e said m a n y w o u ld -
wood, tissue paper, "d o p e " and be fre e fh g h tc r.- are now re s tric te d
o th e r th in g s th a t m odel m akers to c o n tro l f ly in g in H ills b o ro be­
use. H ills b o ro business m en coop­ cause th e re is no area la rg e enough
m w h ic h to f ie ld the planes
e ra te d w o n d e r fu lly .'' he said
he gave th e m one o f th e planes
h a n g in g fro m th e b a r above his
head. G r a te fu l p a re n ts w ere s t ill
se n d in g h im cards A d d itio n a lly M c ­
Entee k n e w m a n y m en and boys
in th e H ills b o ro area lo ve d b u ild ­
ing m odels, lin t a ll o f th e m bad to
m a il o rd e r o r go in to P o rtla n d fo r
s u p p lie s F illin g lo ca l b o b b y needs
seemed to be a n a tu r a l fo r the d is ­
a b le d m an.
lu th e fo u r ye a rs the m od e le r
T r y in g to fin d some w a v to m ake
., liv in g fo r Ins w ife and s m a ll -on has been d e a lin g in planes he has
I » m in u te s b e g in n in g at 1120 th«' M eE ntee rem e m be re d how c h ild re n c o n tin u e d m a k in g planes fo r his
same day to ta le d 401 m en. women on Ins flo o r at the h o s p ita l took a o w n
am u se m e n t.
M eE ntee
e s ti­
and c h ild re n
new in te re s t in g e ttin g w e ll w hen m ates he has c o m p le te d "a t least
T in '
Storks Preparing for
Bee-Line Flight South
C o m m u n ity c h a irm e n nam ed fo r
tii. 1 i ill d riv e are R o b e rt M e lq u is t,
H ills b o ro D r A V Jackson F o r-
e .t G ro v e M rs 1) I. Je n k in s . Bea­
v e rto n .
B ill S n v d e r. A lo h a . M rs.
A J Pearson. T im b e r; M rs V io le t
D r ie s z e n , B anks M rs C M G rc d -
v ig C e d a r M ill C u r t T ig a rd . T i­
gard M rs Agnes H ite . S h e rw o o d ;
M r- J o h n A n d e rson . D ille y . J o h n
H o s te tle r Gales C re e k ; G L . M c ­
C u tch e on G le n w o o d . A u s tin S ta f­
fo rd . S c h o ll-. M rs V iv ia n W a lk e r,
M a n n in g
M rs
L. V
H u m m e r.
G aston. D r A V Jackson. C h e rry
G ro ve . M rs
C h a rle s M cC lintO Sh,
Progress, and M rs H M ay Q u ie r,
B u x to n . Residents o f C o rn e liu s can
m ake th e ir c o n trib u tio n s a t th e
L io n s c lu b T he d riv e w i l l c o n tin u e
th ro u g h J a n u a ry
w it h a je t P-80
S ince op e ning his shop th e b u s­
iness m an has become in te re s te d
in o th e r m a te ria ls he stocked He
has gas m od e l ra c in g cars and
b u ild s M -O gauge r a ilro a d la y o u ts
lik e th e one sh ow n in th e p ic tu re
M in ia tu re stage coaches are a n o th e r
s id e lin e .
M o ve E n larges D ffie e >paee
M eE ntee m oved d o w n to w n tw o
m o n th s ago, w h e re he shares o ffic e
space w ith Freds F urn a ce S e rv ic e
It is a n o th e r step to w a rd c re a tin g
ih e c o m p le te h o b b y and c o u n s e llin g
c e n te r he hopes to o p e ra te one
day. S h e ll, b ja id in g and p la s tie m a ­
te ria ls have no w been added. Soon
Prizes Won
la p id a ry , o r g e m -p o lis h in g , s u p p lie s
M cE n te e to o k fo u rth place at a w ill be a v a ila b le . H o b b y m agazines
sla te m odel contest th re e years ago. w i l l be in sto ck a fte r the f ir s t o f
H is e ig h t-y e a r-o ld son. L a rr y , f o l­ the year.
lo w in g in h is fa th e r's footsteps,
T he p e rso n a l p ro g rè s- m ade by
to o k a red rib b o n at the c o u n ty f a ir M cE n te e has been e q u a lly g r a tify -
m g T w o years ago a t Easter he d e ­
cid e d it was tim e to th ro w a w a y hi»
c ru tch e s. I t was s lo w e r g o in g w it h
a cane, but M cE ntee s tu c k w it h it.
N o w he seldom uses th e cane in
his shop o r at home.
O ne o f the m ain tasks M eE n tee
has n o w is to educate p a re n ts to th e
fa c t th a t a llo w a n ce s spent on h o b b y
m a te ria ls are spent c o n s tru c tiv e ly .
To m a k e sure y o u n g p a tro n s d o n t
b u y b e yond th e ir c a p a b ilitie s th e
shop ow n e r b u ild s one o f each m o d ­
e l k it in stock He advises w h ie n
pla n e to ta c k le n e x t and w h a t to o ls
w i l l be m ost useful.
In th e fo u r ye a rs he has been in
business o n ly one p a re n t has c o m ­
p la in e d to M eE ntee th a t h e r y o u n g ,
- te r was being too e x tra v a g a n t.
H o w e v e r, h r th in k s m a n y o th « r
p a re n ts m e re ly to le ra te t h e ir o f f ­
s p rin g 's m odel m am a. “ I'd lik e to
sh o w th e m w h a t a h o b b y re a U ’
m e a n s .' he said. " I k n o w .”