THURSDAY. AUGUST 21, 1941
TIM ES, WILLAMINA, OREGON
®1 jp Shllamina Stmes
Entered at the Postoffice at W illamina, Oregon, as second-class m atter, August 24,
1909, under Act of Congress of
Leonard B. Signett
March 3,
1879.
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O R G A N IZ IN G FOR
C IV IL IA N DEFENSE
Responsibility for Success of State
D efen se Is Placed D irectly
On C ounty Council
O rganization charts are furnished
county councils wh.ch suggest seg-
re<rat on of activities into five main
divisions: protection, planning, nee-
essities, com munications and public
utilities. It is recommended th a t if
an executive com m ittee is appointed
by the council th a t each member be
responsible for the operation of one
of these general divisions. The clas-
sification of the groups and th en
respective com m ittees was intended
to place allied or related groups to-
gether. This was not entirely pos
sible owing to the wide diversity of
duties of some com m ittees and the
overlapping of some activities.
If
conditions in certain counties make
it advisable to change the classifi
cations, this should be done w ith th
knowledge of the state coordinator.
W here situations w arrant, the ad
dition of com m ittees under the divi
sions is recommended.
The head of each division is charg
ed with planning the work of the
com m ittees under his direct super
vision, is responsible fo r the prope
education and train in g of the person
nel and should see th a t the w orker;
are properly equipped with such
equipm ent as is available.
These
leaders should be picked with cart
to insure g rea test efficiency and
maximum speed in em ergency.
The P rotection division is charged
with g u arding hum an life and prop
erty. In this group are the police
and fjre regerveg( air raid wardeng
a irc ra ft observers and rescue work-
ers. A]1 shoukJ be trained ¡n firg(
a ;d
The P ianning divisiOn provides
funds and faciiities, decides what
should be publicized, keeps records
of equipm ent and personnel and ar
ranges recreatio n and liesure-time
activity fo r m aintenance of moral
¡n defense areas
The Necessities division has the
duty of taking care of the immediate
of the hum an body.
That
means food, clothing, shelter, medi
n n n
Lady A ssistant
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Call« answered day or night
Frank Lloyd Productions, Inc. p r * i» n ii
DAILY
APARTM ENT-
John Breeden.
G A Y -W A Y
THEATRE
M U S IC
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Fri,-Sat.. Aug. 22-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FALLERS & BUCKERS— see John
B reeden, W illamina.
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DANCE!
GOOD
Mrs. Robert Young and son, Wil-
liam, made a business trip to Mc
Minnville last Friday.
Don York is visiting at the Mar
vin Shank home.
Mrs. Henry Buswell, who has been
ill fo r some tim e, was taken to the
hospital in McMinnville last Friday.
We hope for her speedy recovery.
SHERIDAN
FUNERAL HOME
S A T U R D A Y
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majestic Theatre
DALLAS
cal atten tio n and other problems n ita Ham pton left M onday for r
presented in handling homeless, in week’s vacation a t the beach.
ju red and frightened people. This
Miss Jean n e Beasley of Newberg
is a personal type of work of vita' is spending her vacation with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
im portance.
The Com munications division i Mrs. Ira Lamson.
Mrs. Maude Robillard and son.
responsible fo r m aintenance of lines
of com m unication a t all times. Mean, W ilfred Robillard, Jr., of Portland
of tran sm ittin g inform ation and foi spent Sunday w ith Mrs. Adah Hud
moving evacuees, troops and supplie: son and Mrs. H attie Durkin. Mrs.
m ust not be put out of commissior Durkin retu rn ed with them to Port
land on the way to her home ir
except tem porarily.
The Public U tilities division pro Chicago. 111.
vides those services of vital im por
tance to the norm al functioning of
CORBETT ACREAGE
community life. Their disruption foi
an extended period must be prevent
Miss N ora H enderson retu rn ed tc
ed a t all costs.
her home in V ancouver a fte r spend
Suggestions fo r committee assign ing the past week visiting her friends
m ents u nder these five divisions wil’ Mr. and Mrs. Myron Price.
follow.
Mr. Hershberg, who has been quite
(to be continued)
ill with the ’flu, is able to be at
work again.
Mr. an d Mrs. G ustafson have
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
moved into the house recently v a
cated by the J e f f family
Mr. and Mrs Paul Mullen visite,'
Mr. and Mrs. Elm er Conkey and
their daughter, Mrs. John T rethew aj children drove to Monmouth las
and fam ily a t Canby Sunday
Sunday to spend the day w ith his
Mrs. Linda! Thomason and chil- parents,
dren and Mrs. Floyd Z etterb erg and
Through the kindness of Mr. and
children spent Sunday a t the beach < Mrs. W alter Stephens, “ G randm a”
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Newby spent j Shandy was able to
ca„
Thursday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Har- (Sunday. Grandma, who is 82 year
ry Elliott.
old, can tell some very interesting
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beatty, Mr tales of the old days
and Mrs. Laurice Fox and Mrs. A. R
Mr. and Mrs. A lfred M orris of
K am m erer atten d ed fu n eral service: Lebanon arrived at the home of hi:
fo r John Schmidez at Dallas S undaj parents for a short visit.
afternoon.
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Miss Marie Roberts and Miss Ber-
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