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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1933)
<21 tr c lîl i 11 a tu i n a © |,tn c a T h u r s d a y , D e c e m b e r 21, 1933 WilUmitta ®im?a gj( P ag e 3 Merry Christmas Neighbor! Entered at the post office at Willamina, Oregon, as second class matter, August 24, 1909, under act of Congress of March 3, 1879. J. L. H utchins - - - E ditor and M anager Published Every Thursday. Subscription, $1.50 per Year in Advance Display Advertising, Home, 25c inch; Foreign, Plates, 35c Inch “Peace on Earth, Good W ill to M en” Once more the season is at hand when everyone, re gardless of his religion, or social position, celebrates the birth of Jesus, the Christ. To some it is a holy day, to be celebrated with reverance and humility. To others it is merely another holiday to be spent in worldly pleasures, and to be commercialized in any way suggested that may add to their worldly pleasures and treasurers. Christmas is a time of “ Peace on Earth and'Goodwill Toward Men.” It is a good time to forget the differences that have arisen between friends and neighbor, and to clear the mind of all malice, so.that next week, when we pass another milestone on the calender of the Christian era, we may be ready to turn the new page without hav ing to carry over “ debits” against our happiness for the coming year. Let us join together in keeping the spirit of Christ mas alive in our community, -not only on Christmas day, but on every day of the year; let us support community enterprises, foster a stronger community spirit, and make our community a better place in which to live. 6 (Copyright, W. N. U.) in to his farm from the Salmon Riyer road. He and others have paid taxes for over 30 years—and no road to de liver their products to market. j A Christmas program will be given School District 91 needs $300 for im Friday afternoon, a t 1:30, in the school provement of buildings and general re house. The following is the program: pairs. Cloverleaf and Mountain Home “ A Christinas Wish” ....Agnes, E tta and districts are also in need of emergency Myrtle Porter relief from CWA funds. “ Christmas With Mother Goose” ............ These projects will be done sometime, Oscar Porter Poem ......................... -....Wesley Manley and I would impress the public to take “ Telephoning Santa” ...... Myrtle Porter j heed and form the shoe while the iron Harmonica Solo............. Laurie Burnett is hot. “ Santa’s Airship” ........... James Manley “ Loving and Giving” .....George Manley HILLCREST HIGHLIGHTS Christmas Carol............... Daniel Porter By E rma B uswell “ A Mouse Speaks Her Mind” ................ COAST CREEK NEWS T o th e E d ito r of th e W illa m in a T im es: A b o u t 1871, a fte r th e w a r b e tw e en G e rm a n y a n d F rance, a n o a k tree, called “T h e T re e of P eace,” w a s p la n te d in e v e ry city a n d co m m u n ity of G e rm a n y ; a tab le t p laced a n d a n iron fen ce b u ilt a ro u n d e a ch tree. I p ro p o se th a t w e sh o u ld p la n t a tree on th e 11 th of N o v e m b e r (or m o st a n y tim e), in each city a n d c o m m u n ity of th e U n ite d States, w ith a tab le t a n d a n iron fence, a n d call it “T h e T re e of A rm istice.” M. P E T E R S E N , G ra n d R o n d e , O reg o n . By V irginia S urface | Eldon Robbins EXCURSION RATES NEXT SUMMER Willamina Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Harry. N. Shipley tran “ Sammie’s Stockirig” (a partomine).... Myrtle Porter sacted business in McMinnville Satur Christmas Drill..4th-6th-7th Grade Boys day. Rythmn Band.......................Entire School I A. D. Shipley left Saturday for his “ M rs.Santa Saves the Day,” a Christ-) ¡home in Bremerton, Wn., after having mas play, with the following characters: spent some time at the home of his son, Mrs. Santa Glaus..............Agnes Porter j Harry N. Shipley. Santa Claus................. ..Elsworth Miller Brownies....Oscar Porter, Eldon Robbins, j Due to high water and also a number Orvil Gilmore of trees having fallen across the road, Radio Announcer....,.,...— Dexter Smith J the Hillcrest bus has been unable to go Little Girl .................Myrtle Porter over the hill this week. Little Boy ............... ..... James Manley Miss Naoma Shipley spent Tuesday A fter the pragram Santa Claus will night with Maxine Shetterly. distribute candy, etc., to the school children, and to the parents he will give the hot-dish pads the pupils have made i GILBERT CREEK ITEMS By O. B. M anley for them. The Good-Deed club has made Wreaths Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Bliven called on to be given to the people of the district Delvin Hoffman, their nephew, a t his in order to spread Christmas cheer. homestead last Wednesday. Miss Mary Burnett visited the school Prof. Klement of Portland, educa on Tuesday. tional secretary for the Seventh Day Bill Thee is visiting the Goldsmiths. Adventists, was at E. J. Patterson’s General Petroleum Products OLD GRAND RONDE NEWS neighbors, who gathered thore to hear fro m Vern Huddleston o f th e Thursday evening. (By M. P etersen , S r . 1 him. Chicago, Dec. 11.—In addition to the reduced passenger fares which became effective on western railways on Dec. 1, further reductions will be made by the railways on round-trip summer excur sion fares between points in western territory and the Pacific coast, accord ing to an announcement by H. W. Sid- dall, chairman of the Western Passenger Association. Three classes of fares will be offered by the western railways. First-class, good in Pullman equipment, will aver age slightly less than 2 cents per mile; round-trip between Chicago and the Pa cific Coast will be $86. The round-trip intermediate-class fare, good in tourist sleeping cars, will be $68.80, and for tickets good in day coaches only, $57.35. Corresponding reductions will be made between St. Louis, Kansas City, Minne apolis, Omaha and other points and the Picifie Coast. These reduced rate tickets will be on sale from May 15 to October 15, with the return limit October 31. Extensive route privileges will be offered, enabl ing the tourist to make his outbound journey over one route and return over an entirely different route, and stop overs will be allowed at all points both going and returning. ------.-------§.------------- He spoke to the He left Friday morning. Howard Burnett drove to town Satur The w riter sent nineteen rabbit skins to Salt Lake City and realized six cents day evening with" J. W. Boynton, who returned to Newberg after spending H a v e y o u r car g re a s e d a n d d re s s e d u p for th e h o lid ay s for the whole bunch. several days a t the home of E. J. Pat Our county judge gave us very little terson. encouragement regarding giving us ■ Last Friday Frank Sawyer and the work under the CWA. engineer were out to further lay out the Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wilson and little of the road to the Bible ranch. T )r. H. W. Flanery Tenbush Poultry Ranch Jack spent two days in Portland last route Saturday Mrs. Campbell’ was oq,t to week, and attended the opening of the and Hatchery visit her daughter Leona, who is stay new public m arket on Front avenue. Dentist ing with Mrs, Lindsey, her grandma. Baby Chicks 8'; and up M. Petersen has 10 rabbits he wants Office at residence two blocks Ed Sider was over on the Little Ni- Hatching Eggs and Custom Hatching to sell for $5. north of bank building agra Sunday. H. TENBUSH, Willamina, Ore. Agency Creek is washing away the Willamina, Oregon 1 mile west over bridge at brick plant highway considerable this winter. I t is CALL F O R BID S k — — ----------------------' running nearly bank high, for the sec Sealed bids will be received by W. R. ond time .this season. Why does the Neely, clerk of joint school district No. county court neglect getting CWA 30 and 44, Yamhill and Polk counties, funds for changing the creek’s course Oregon, until 7 p. m., January 4, 1934, for supplying said district with 100 so as to protect the highway. cords of 4-foot first grade slabwood and A county road from Midway to Boyer or 100 cords first grade old-growth fir has been petitioned for, with 500 sign cordwood and or 100 cords first grade G iv e y o u r h o m e a R e a l R a d io for C h ristm a s— ers, and would open up a large area in second-growth fir cordwood. Delivery to be made to school grounds in Willa A amhill county for settlement. mina, Oregon, on or before August 1, The county road from the Bee ranch 1934. Performance bond for $100.00 to Old Dolph needs opening up. must accompany each bid. The board —th e R a d io th a t outsells all o th ers A road should be built.to give tourists reserves the right to reject any or all H arry N. S hipley , Chairman access to beautiful Spirit mountain, bids. U n e x c e lle d T o n e a n d P erfo rm a n ce W. R. N eely , Clerk. which rises 2200 feet above sea level. C o st ra n g e fro m $24.00, u p A county road up Casper creek when Tuberculosis still causes more built will be an important market road, tapping a fine farming territory with deaths of people between the 1000 acres already in cultivation, but no ages of i5 and 45 than any other P h o n e 253 or 3 4 M . NEW BERG, O R EG O N settlers on acount of no transportation. disease. Buy Christmas Seals; Why not give Casper Amacher a road they fight tuberculosis. Christmas Gifts A New Philco Electric Supplies & Contracting Go. Oldest University in the World The Mosque of Al-Azhar in the city of Cairo supplies Egypt with its minis ters of religion and its exponents of Moslem law, and is the oldest univer sity in the world. Centuries before Oxford and Cambridge became the cen ters of learning the sheikhs of Al- Azhar were expounding the principles of law and religion for pupils who were to hand them on in all the ter ritories where the sword of Islam was victorious. Since then it has always remained the mountainhead of ortho dox Islamic doctrine and the true home of literary Arabic. Co m m crdal One cent per word. Min. 25 word«. Cash.. Wanted—Cheap horses for fox deed. Address D. O., care of this paper. 17 BOARD AND ROOM one dollar per day a t Old Grand Ronde Hotel, Painting, papering, and sign work by M. Petersen, Grand Ronde, Leland R. Sackett General Insurance WILLAMINA City Hall MONDAYS S H E R ID A N ------ HEIDER BLDG Phone 593 or 3x2 r SHERIDAN F UNERAL HOME Funeral Directors A m bulance S ervice Offic Phone 312 Res. Phone 316 Sheridan, O regon ii ii— ) m i- •
