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Willamina
W ILLAM INA. YAM HILL COUNTY. UR ¿«O N , THURSDAY. MARCH 15. 1934
VOLUME 27. NO. 2«
$1.50 A YEAR
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P.-T. A. WILL BE
SPONSORS FOR
T.B. TEST CLINIC
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[ISCHOOL BOARD
MET; TEACHERS
RE-ELECTED
Hot Stove Center
VJELL S ie .irifc 0l6fcEVT iUefRlSÉ
lô < rr AT THE EAIR IN
VIHEN I PCMI’E? INTO WE ÍH W lFE
HERE, IN ONE Of THEM WERE
(>EtP SHOWS-XW w i e -
OF UXiXREP fAE
WITH A FEA THE Í?
At the regular m eeting of th e
local school b o a r d , held last
Thursday evening several m at­
ters of im portance were acted
upon, chief am ong them being a
vote by th e board to re-emplov
the present staff of teachers, both
of the high and grade schoois. for
th e next school vear.
j A contract was made w ith L.
L. Shiveley, Geo. Van Gothan
and W. B. G rahenhorst for fu r­
nishing 100 cords of wood for the
: school.
The clerk was also instructed
to call in s i g n e d w arrants,
am ounting to >1360 and accrued
in terest of $79.78 for paym ent.
A report was received from the
CWA th a t th e sew er and play-
shed projects for the school had
been approved.
Since the board m eeting Clerk
W. R. Neely received a le tte r
from th e s u p e r i n t e n d e n t of
schools asking if the d istrict was
in need of federal relief. Relief
will be asked for any d istric t th a t
is
more than a y ear in a rre a rs in
AN OPEN LETTER
paym ent of w arran ts or if it is
Conditions around W illamina necessary to discount th e ir war-
While w e a r e com paritively
GRADE SCHOOL
seem to be picking up all th e rar,ts in order to g et them cashed;
new in this community and are
Sm ithie Mitchell has returned time and we th in k it will be hut or ¡f
has been necessary to
not up on all community differ­
|
Ball’s
room
a
fte
r
a
two
a
short
tim
e
u
n
tj|
m
ore
people
3horten
th
e school term on ac-
to
Mrs
ences, we publish the following
weeke’
absence,
during
which
he
w
j,|
3
e
e
the
possibilities
of
this
count
of
|ack
o f funds. While
le tte r as we believe th e public,
hta tonwita
Fe
moved. Mrs. section and open new industries. sa |e9 tax proponents would like
had
hurt
hfw
tonsils
Femoved.
tax p ay ers and patrons, should l>e
now has a full room.
l h e oid handle factory, which
have jt ap p ear th a t all schools
fully inform ed on all m atters pre- Ball
HIGH SCHOOL
has
been
inoperative
since
1927.
werc
about to c|ose th e Willa-
taining to our schools or other
In
th
e
high
school
b
ask
etb
all;
ha3
been
leased
to
I.
N.
Pearson,
public in terests, and th a t they
10 in e n,« n • '" « » uasKeinaH I has been leased to I. N. Fearson. mina schools are still on goer
should be fully discussed so as tn tournam ent at Linfield the boys and wi,| again be ¡„ operation as financial footing with enough to
im part all inform ation possible. I
tJie ^^9t s a ^ e ^r° m ^ ckrea j ^ X)n as power can be installed, th eir c-^d it to cover o u tstan d in g
with
a score of 25 to 3. The sec- The factory was form erly o p erat­ w arrants, and th e ir w a rra n ts are
and our columns will alw ays be
ond game, played with Yamhill, ed with steam power, but the being cashed a t 100 cents on the
open for such discussions
was lost. This closes the basket- jmwer plant was recently sold dollar.
To 1 he E ditor ;
I
ball
season for Willamina.
and removed and will now be r e - !
I sought lhe position o f school director
two year« ago for I thought the offi'-e
powered with e l e c t r i c motors, green and yellow. Those present
should be filled by a person who had
which will be more economical to enjoy the festive occasion w ere:
LADIES’ AID CONFERENCE
children in both high and elem entary j
and efficient.
Captain Glenn Prauendiener. Ira
school. I also had in mind sevei*!
Besides m aking handles for any Sum pter, Harold F o x . Mervin
The
sub-D
istrict
of
the
Ladies’
change« or improvements which I felt
would benefit the school as well as help Aid will hold th eir annual m eet­ and every tool th a t requires a W erth. Wendell Wooden. Ray­
the taxpayers.
ing in th e W illamina c h u r c h ! wooden handle, Mr. Pearson will mond Young. Leo Mitchell, John
Some o f these have been accomp­ Tuesday March 20. T heir meet-1 m anufacture singletrees, double-
G ustafson, M anager Keith Lam-
lished, for instance the reorganization
ing will include ail th e ladies’ aid trees, neckyokes, and pieces of son. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ross Neely,
of the grade school and the adding o f a
fourth teacher. This was accomplished societies in th e s u r r o u n d i n g all kinds for repair of wagons Mr. Frank Smelser, Arnol Neely
It is expected th a t there and m achinery. In fact he ex- and the host and hostess. L ater
hv reducing the salaries of the other towns.
teachers, resulting in very little extra will be approxim ately 100 ladies pects to turn out an y th in g in the
in the evening th e men and m em ­
cost to the d istrict A year ago I secyred present.
woodwork line th a t can be made bers of th e team attended the
the services of an engineer who was in
The m eeting will open at 10:30 from tim ber with up-to-date ma- church gam e a t the gym nasium .
charge of the installation of the heat-
in
ing system at the N ovitiate, he in sp ect- 1 the
“ lc m orning, There will be a chines and experienced men.
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ed our system , furnished a drawing num ber of e n tertain in g num bers
COMMUNITY M. E. CHURCH
suggesting where improvments should provided by the W illamina Aid.
ROBBERS ARE CAUGHT
R ev . E dward T erry , P astor
tie made and an estim ate o f the cost. Rev. C. L. Dark of McMinnville
With the aid of our local plumber these
The parties who broke into the
and Dr Magin, our district su p er­
changes w ere made and for less than
S unday S chool , 10:00 a . m .
Midway
Service Station last week
intendent,
will
be
speakers.
Rep­
half of what we expected to pay, there­
David Lloyd George, form er
by putting our heading plant in first resen tativ es from each Aid will were picked up in Portland last
Prem ier of England, said. “ All
class order. This engineer made no give a report of the activities^ of Saturday a fte r they had sold some
th a t I am and w hatever I have
charge whatever for his services.
| their society. A get-acquainted of the l o o t to a second-hand accomplished, 1 owe to th e Sun­
Also for the first tim e in several
period will also be provided.
dealer.
day School.” The Sunday School
years we are having regular fire drills.
car. mean as much to you or your
Thev
were
held
in
Portland
un
A
luncheon
will
be
served
at
But the one thing that I considered
most important o f all was the addition | noon; th e d esert and coffee will til Tuesday, for questioping; then children if given the opportunity,
MORNING WORSHIP, 11:00 A.M.
of manual training and domestic science be provided by th e Willamina taken to Dallas and lodged in th e
in the high school, end in this I have (ladies; th e rest of the meal will Poik county jail.
Mr. A nderson
T h is c o m in g S u n d a y is th e re g -
failed miserably, although these sub­ be potluck.
went to Dallas yesterday to sw ear ular d a y f o r m orning church
jects could easily have been added with
services. The sermon topic for
All lad ieso f the community are to a complaint.
practically no extra expense to the
this week will be, “ The Pioneer
invited to attend.
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district, if we had elected a principal j
of L ife.”
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who had the future o f our students io j
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS FETED E pworth L eague . 6:30 p . m .
mind. I am not opposed to basketball
ENGEMAN
CAPTURES
CUBS
Mr. and Mrs. Rex D. Horton
as a sport or recreation, but o f what
An in terestin g discussion is
value can it be to a student in after life
(en
tertain
ed
w
ith
a
turkey
dinner
planned
for each Sunday. You
L. T. Engem an located a b ear’s
in comparison to that practical know­
Saturday
evening
in
honor
of
the
can
help
to m ake it more in ter-
den w ithin half a mile of his
ledge gained through mantlet training '
1934
Basketball
Champions
of
estin
*
by
CJmin*
and tak in * PRrL
He
^ « h ^ t i J s c i e , ; ; . However, there ; home, Tuesday afternoon.
EVENING WORSHIP, 7:30 P.M.
shot and Yamhill County. The table was
is no reason why we should not have and C urtis Nesheim
This week we have a special
both.
killed the old bear in the den and artistically decorated in a pre-
The first year o f my service the board pulled it out, then Engem an dom inating color arran g em en t of service planned. A group of stu-
was ruled by spite, and each m eeting
crawled in and brought out two green and yellow with a cen ter deni s ; r° m Linfi.eld C2 '’eRe " ’¡J
was a period o f quarreling and hell­
* , . . ~ j -. j
n
i conduct th e service. They will
raising. But with the election of Ken­ cubs, uninjured, w eighing about bowl of daffodils, deep ye'low provjde special music and two or
Kirk’s V a r ie t y S t o r e at Sheridan has neth Shetterly last year there was a | forty pounds each. Mr. Engem an candles, and place cards antf fav- ( three brief talks will be given,
som ething for everybody.
adv
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now has th e cubs in a cage.
ors of harmonizing s h a d e s o f 1 We urge everyone to attend.
Tin- regular monthly m eeting
of the W illamina P.-T. A. was
held in the high school auditorium
last evening w ith a fairly Rood
attendance, but not aa many as
should have been out, considering
the im portance of m atters taken
Up at the m eeting.
D uring the business session
John D urst, chairm an of the play-
shed project com m ittee, reported
th a t the project had hem allowed
by the CWA. who will pay the
labor expense, and it will now he
op to the P.-T. A. to sponsor
m eans of raising funds for pur­
chase of tile needed mateials.
Mrs. Hall's room was aw arded
the picture for having th e largest
representation of parents a t the
m eeting.
The chairm an of the program
com m ittee, Mrs. L. L. Mitchell,
then introduced th e guest sp eak -
e ro f the evening. Bernice Becker,
president of the Yamhill County
Public Health Association, who
in tu rn introduced Miss K aufm an,
educational secretary of the asso­
ciation, w h o addressed a few
words especially to the teachers,
inform ing them th a t she is at the
county su p erin ten d en t’* office the
vecond and fourth Saturdays of
each m onth, where the teachers
inay consult h e ro n m atters per­
taining to health projects in the
schools.
Mrs. Becker then tild of »he
work the association is doing in
the county, outlining several of
th e ir activities for the w elfare of
the children of the county. She
also told of the Tubereolosis clin­
ics which they are holding in the
schools, and how to go about
m aking arrangem ents for one in
this district. In this respect she
stated th a t the most su sceptible
age for the developm ent of the t.
h. germ was when the child was
in the teen age. She described
the tubereolosis test as adm inis­
tered in the schools, anil assured
her hearers th a t there was no
a fte r effects or painful operations
but is a very simple m atter.
Lloyd Wood of Valley Junction
then made a few rem arks, and
said the American Legion were
w orking along this line as they
were the only organization that
reached every co m in u n ty of the
sla te .
A fter favorable r e m a r k s by
m ost of the p aren ts present, a
vote was taken and it was decid­
ed th a t the P.-T. A. would spon­
sor a te s t clinic here in the very
near future. This test will not
be compulsory, and at the time
of the clinic slips will he sent out
to the various parents o f the dis­
trict to ascertain their wishes in
the m atter. There will be no age
lim it on the test, as it will he
open to pre-school age children
as well as those atten d in g school.
President R. Y. Neely in a few
well-clmsen words expressed the
appreciation of the P.-T. A. for
presence of the visiting speakers,
and for the inform ation which
they had im parted so clearly.
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