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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1939)
VOLUME 31, No, 6 T lffr in r v « Willamina Oimes "----------------------- -— ' ~ "L ~ — $1.50 A YEAR * 1' FIRST PLYWOOD IS TURNED OUT ON MONDAY UnionHigh Will Be Ready Oct. 2 Crew o f About 1 5 0 Men Begin Work Monday Morning Manufacturing Plywood; Many More Men to Work During the Coming Week* IV- I* «—Il — ■ Carpenters Now Putting on R uonn Being R em odeled f ini*liing I ouches in COLD STORAGE LOCKER Vor 16 Patient Hoapita' SYSTEM BUSINESS TO NETT MACHINERY EQUIPMENT IS STILL ARRIVING Main Structure BE BUILT BY C. GILSON Som e Construction IS Stil1 Bei"« D on e’’ B a l i n g Machine Dr, H. C. Tomlinson states that the Ch«. Mutthies. clerk of the works Chas. S. GlUon announced early I» Not Yet Completely Installed; Official* Say In the construction of the new union entire second floor of the bank build hiifh school building here, reports ing is now being remodeled and ren this week that hg-will start immediate Everything Going Along Smoothly ovated preparatory to the establish 'hst the structure is now 8« per cent ment of a hospital. He hopes to have construction of a new modern elec tric cold storage and locker system It was indeed a pleasure note last Monday morning at 7 o’clock complete and will he entirely com the hospital in operation within the to be located on Main street here. Mr near ac Gilson and his family are making when^he whistie at the Pacific Plywood Corporation plant sounded pleted by October 2. The agriculture I n* ‘"r future, future’ and reports it will ac- building which is separate from the conim<,,,*t* approximately 16 patients their home here, and are well known for the first time summoning employes on the job to start pro main structure » is ’ entirely ,.er®’ being a brother-in law of R wkh"fu‘ructure entl'rely completed Mt2?T time- duction of plywood in the $600,000 plant. Workmen have pro H. Yates. This is indeed welcome news to With the exception of setting some of the cases and benches. everyone in this entire Community as Mr Gilson st«tes that the busineas ceeded slowly and cautiously this week in order to make the Most of the class room floors have the nearest hospital is McMinnville. ill be equipped with the latest and _proper adjustments in the massive machinery, and officials state #nd linol',um ™l> be Dr, Tomlinson will move his equip most Kientific Frigidalre equipment laid the latter part of this week. Lay. ment from the mid-west where he which includes the sharp freeze table O that everything is O''•••ft going < along as - — - ■m/vrkfKln as ____ - a>v • rsi n< of the maple floor In the auditor- previously conducted a hospital. Ha system. Lockers will he of metal con- Sunday l i r e at Market la smoothly could 1 be expected. will begin this week. Plumbing recently installed a new x-ray ma stiucton which la said to be far su are expected to be in C ontrolled b y Volunteer* full Operations in the building is about »5 per cent chine in his offices here. production in another week or perior to the wood type lockers. Mr. complete and the radiation system is Gilson has had several years exper two and at that time perhaps more Citizens of Willamina were alarmed men will be employed. At present per cent complete. Electricians Application* for 1940 Ag ience in this business and also meat are now placing the electrical fix cutting business, and comes highly Sunday afternoon when fire broke about 150 men are on the payroll. Conservation to Be Filed recammended in his particular line of out at the rear of the Willamina Mar More machinery is arriving now and tures, and the power has been turned on. r Not l-ater Than Oct. 31 at work. ket. The fire spread rapidly through 1« being set up as fast as possible. Equipment will arrive here next! Officials state they are. anxious to As thera will be a limited number dry grass and some of the out build gret the plant on a fall production T n , “" '1,WiI1 b” ¡»nmedlately in- of lockers available to the public, Mr. Applications for payment under H* i uTh<‘ SToun<b' «round the i..c the 1938 agricultural and range con- Gilson urge* anyone interested to ings. The quick response of local b ? -- a« soon as they ean. building have been graded nd 3000 The barker (machine used to re Nervation 7 programs in Yamhill county make application at once. Notice of citizens prevented what might have feet of sidewalk built. Bus M eAlltn. routes am .«»* 1» _ >21. -------— 1 . ••• » ««siiisi* luuiiiy * intention to reserve one of these lock been a disastrous conflagration. move bark from the peeler logs) is muitt be filed at the county agTicul- nave also been established. installed - yet ----------- and this Ted Gillespie of the Willaminn not - . completely . .. turai conservation office by October ers may be made at The Times office bing d done hand for the Market reported that he was unable job is b,"g o n e by band 31, J. P. Jungwirth, chairman of the Extensive Health Program to determine the origin of the fire, JT T*"* pick8 ,up the county AAA committee, said this Construction o f New Show week. and wishes to kindly thank all those t . , "u I t them ,nto the 12* To Be Launched in School« House to Start on Monday who volunteered their services in ex- foot ,athe- ,The th,n la>'er of veneer After this date no applications will tinguishing the blaze 18 then peeled off the log and con be received at the county office and An extensive school health program no payments can be made to cooper w W‘ Hibb*rt’ owner of the Hi- veyed about 200 feet to the driers. will be launched with vaccination and ators, even if the rancher or farmer Way theatre in Sheridan and the Gem As it leaves the driers it is sorted immunization clinics immediately fol- has fully complied with the program theatre m Willamina, states that con Civic Club Will Hold First and graded and then ready for the struction of a new modern theatre 2 - . ' iL* opening of school, accord- he said. Meeting o f New Year Soon glue presses. g to Dr. L. S. Goerke, director of Within the next week or two a The chairman said that persons ex build ng will get under way the first he newly organized Yamhill County pecting payments for compliance o the week. The new building is to more comprehensive outline of the The Willamina Civic club will meet Health department. with the 1938 program, who have not be located on the lot between the Thursday. September 28, at 2 production of plywood in the local In a survey made last spring, it received the payments should make S'hetterly & Bryant hardware store on p. m. at the Rebekah hall. This will plant can be given. was discovered that less than 42 per inquiry at their county office. and the W illairJ»* Market Mr. Hib be the first meeting of tbe new club bert recently purchased the lot from cent of the school children in the year and will be “Guest Day.” All county have been vaccinated against K. E. Shetterly. The new building is women interested are especially in V c»r E nrollm ent o f CCC to smallpox, and less than 27 per cent Ellinggworth Building New Be A ccepted O ctober la t expected to be completed in about 60 vited to attend. Structure on Main Street days. Joe Gross of Sheridan and Carl 'immunized against dlptheria. Because Members will respond to the roll Johnson of Willamina are the con of the evident need for a more ade call with “Vacation Experiences.’’ On October 1, a new enrollment of tractors. quately protected school population, Work of clearing the lot was begun The music committee has arranged CCC boys will be accepted at the and repeated requests for immuni Wednesday at the west side of the special music for the meeting, and a Yamhill county public welfare office zation and vaccination, schedules are Pairway Market where a new brick Local Buaineaa Men Hunt P^zewinning essay entitled “History in McMinnville which is located in being arranged by the health depart and tile building will be built. R. E. Willamina” will be read by Mrs the city hall building. Directors of In Laatern Oregon Now of ment so that clinics will be available Lllingsworth, former owner of the Fawk. this department report that a change to every school in the county. Vaccin hairway Market, is building the large Hostesses for the day are to be in age limits has been made so as to Sexeral men from this community ation and immunization will be structure and as yet no announce Mrs. A. W. Atkey, Mrs. Ted Burdon, provide a greater number of en ifiven free to each child presenting ment has been made as to who will are spending this week in Eastern rs. R. I. Bissell, and Mrs. O. W rollees. The age limits now are 17 Oregon hunting deer. Frank Smelser, the signed request slips which will occupy it. Benefiel. to 23 inclusive. be distributed at the schools. This new building will mark an Ted Gillespie, Bill Jarvis. Les Perrin The officers for the ensuing year in i i "e.ho? ’ health program will also other big step in the rapid growth and Joe Matocha left Monday for the are: President, Mrs. H. A. Parrett- include tuberculin testing and rou- and Progress of Willamina and it is Izee country in Central Oregon and vice president, Mrs. Glenn Larkins’ City Council Holds Special ine phys'eal examinations of select hoped many more such buildings will deerCt tO 8Uy UntH tbey <et tbeir secretary, Mrs. H. N. Edmiston; and Meeting on Monday Night ed groups. Other health projects will be constructed soon. treasurer, Mrs. F. L. Zetterberg be carried ac PAI'ilm/» 4 out _ during I • the winter a c -------------------------------------------- Mrs. C. L. Greene, daughter Lynn, The city council held a special D u b ii7 " h iOi»Ee* d and dem«’“ ’ - The Shorthand and Accounting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Milne of meeting Monday night in the city hall Miss Evelyn Lewis and Miss Bernice p u b lic health nurses will w ill visit v i.i* the public Clasaea if ill Re Organized Cam, returned home Saturday eve Hoquiam, Wn„ visited Thursday at for the purpose of opening bids on schools at frequent intervals for the home of her grandmother, Mrs. city bonds. Unfortunately, only two check-ups and consultations with At Sheridan Tueaday Eve ning from the hop yards at Indepen Esther Churchman. Her daughter local bids were received and ap faculty members. dence where they have been working Mrs. Trenton Turner of McMinnville proved. Councilmen reported that the for the past two weeks. The County Health department of 4n„on.> interested in the study of also was a guest of the day fice, located nt 333 North n„„;, . shorthand, secretarial work or ac- present war situation had greatly af fected the bond market and especially street, in McMinnville, is open Wed- I otinCnv is requested to meet at the nesdayj.fternoon, Friday morning city hall in Sheridan Tuesday evening. the large bond buying firms in New York. and afternoon, and Saturday morn Sept. 26, at 7:30 p. m„ for the pur- ing, for clinical visits. pose of organizing a local class. These classes will he under the per IVindoics o f Bank Building sonal supervision of Prof. Elkinton School and City Budgets Are G etting New Paint of Linfield college. The cost of these For 1940 Are Now Being courses will be discussed at the Tuee- Published in This Paper day night meeting. The bank building which is occu pied by The Willamina Times and the offices of Dr. H. C. Tomlinson is get In this issue will be found the no A C T IV IT IE S A T T H E M E TH O D IS T C O M M U N ITY CHURCH ting a new coat of paint around the tice of school meeting and the pro windows this week. This will add ma posed budget for the coming year of The social rooms of the M.E. church terially to the appearance of the school district 30/44 of Yamhill and brick building. Fred Nelson and 1 oik counties. This district is the ele were well filled last Thursday eve Emil Anderson, directors in the Pa mentary school in Willamina. Else ning at the monthly fellowship meet cific Plywood Corporation, own the where in this paper will be found the ing. Honor guests included all of the building. notice of school meeting and the pro grade school teachers and some new posed budget of Union High School residents. 'Three of the high school I '«trict No. 7, and the proposed bud teachers also were present. xc s TOW NSEND CLUB M E E TIN G Food, faith and fun” were equally get of the city of Willamina. enjoyed and appreciated. DorJthy J be Townsend club of Willamina Myers conducted the recrations in h«ve a Social Night, Wednesday, M ^ atlio Service la Netc m . n n w . capable manner. 2I i.witb a Program from Buaineaa E atahliah ed H e re Tbp ®,tate.. °tQCe' ‘,The Townsend The Epworth League is meeting Travelers.’’ This includes Mr. and —-------- .again at 6:30 every Sunday evening. ---- ------ y Sun ‘ ■ "/L doJ.M,ller- Miss Rose w «ir Mrs. Ben Beard sang a beautiful H illamina now has a radio repair vTii anM ^ i r 0 ,Ann<»uncer F. K. Has solo at the evening services, meeting and service business known as Rav’s kel!. , Mr. Haskell’s subject will be Radio Service. Ray Pimper, proprie now at 7:30. »» ¡ ’ST, for Calling Special Sunday school attendance is in Session. Ladies please bring pie or tor of the business, comes here highly recommended in his line of work, and creasing, as it should. Rally Day will ’"«klnir bis headquarters at the be observed October 1 at 10 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Greene accom V\e try .to make the church an aid Shetterly & Bryant hardware store. panied bv Mr. and Mrs. E W’ Cain to dynamic and constructive living However, Ray states much of the ser spent Sunday at Salem. vicing work can be done in the home. Get all you can from the church and Kive all you can to advance the Mrs. Dick Paul and son. Sonny, of church, thug making successful and F. I). Hollister, building contractor M e w s h c m — g o v e r n m e n t t x x Neskowin were guests Sunday at the happy team work. has started excavation preparatory to home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Benefiel. C o l l e c t io n h a s R is e n building his second house in the Subscribe fo r The Tim es «N T H E LA ST s ix V 6 4 R S . ' Fairview Addition. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Burdon report J 1.50 per year in advance. that their cottage is almost completed and w’lll soon be ready to rent. a < 6 2 «
