The Willamina times., April 30, 1942, Image 1

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WILLAMINA. YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1942
SUGAR SIGN-UP
DATES SET
RU BY W E S T W A N G , R U D O LP H
SPEECE M A R R IE D
SETS WAR
BOND QUOTA
RED CROSS C A LLS
FOR M O R E K N IT T E R S
$1.60 A YEAh
WOMENS CLUB
MET HERE
Mrs. Fred Beatty reports she rec­
Miss Ruby Westwang, daughter of
eived word from Red Cross head­
110 women from every section of
Yamhill county has been assigned quarters that there is great need for
Registration for consumer War Ra­ Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Westwant. of
Yamhill county gathered last Thurs-
Willamina and Mr. Rudolph S. Speece a war saving bond quota of $101,400 knitted garments for the service men
tion Book No. 1 will occur through­
and
that
yarn
will
be
provided
for
all
day
morning for the annual conven-
of Beaver, Oregon, were united in mar for the month of May, which will be
out the nation on May 4. 5, 6 and 7.
Its share of the states total of $5,616- w,ho wili ¡*e,p
the knlttin*' Many! tiqn of the 23 federated women’s
riagc by Rev. Virgil Speece of Eu­
of our soldier boy. are m countr.es
county *
Every person living in the United
gene, brother of the groom. The cere­ 000, it was announced by county chai» where
it
is
very
cold
and
are
needing
wiit’rc
iv
in
cuiu
«nu
»iv
. .
• .
-
States except members of the armed
garments very badly. Workers auditorium. Following registration
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mony taking place at 1 o’clock, Ap­ man, J. C. Compton. The quota f i g - warm
service and persons permanently con­
Ray Conway, state are asked to call at the Beatty home and the call to order by the presi
ril 25 at the home of the bride’s par­ ures, according
fined to public or private institution»
dent, Mrs. O. B. Crabtree of New­
administrator, is based partly on av- | for supplies.
should have an application filed for ents.
berg, the all-day meeting was opened
The bride wor a white taffeta for­ erage monthly sales for the past and
War Rationing Book No. I, These
by the salute to the flag led by Mrs.
mal and carried a bouquet of pink partly on the counties “ability t o
books may later be used for ration­ and white snapdragons and carna­
W. H. Brandt of Sheridan. The high­
pay . Monthly quotas after June 1st
ing other products besides sugar. All tions.
light
of the morning session was the
will be upped Compton said, until a |
consumers will register at the ele­
Mrs. Carl Wentzel, sister of the total of approximately $10,000 per i
address by Dr. Erma Gordon, state
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mentary school house which serves bride attended her, wearing a drew
chairman of International Relations,
month will be reached after July.
There have been a number of citi­
the district in which they live. Con­ of rose taffeta with a corsage of
Ways and means of attaining these zens inquiring as to the specific rea­ who spoke with experience and fer­
sumers Who live in School District Nos *hiU gardenias. The bride’s mother
also wore a corsage of white gard- goals will be discussed at a state son for the old fire bell, recently erec­ vor on the subject of “Aid to China .
30-44 in Yamhill or Polk county or enias. Carl Wentzel was best man.
wide meeting of the Oregon Wat ted on the new tower at the rear of She characterized the Chinese as the
Savings
bonds and stamp committee tc the fire hall. This question may best most honest people on earth and
District No. 71, Fern Hill District, in
The ceremony was attended by im­
be answered in two ways, first the the last people to ask for or accept
Polk county must register at the mediate members of the bride’s fam­ be held in Portland May 1 and 2.
tower was constructed high enough
Willamina Grade School. The school ily.
charity. “In aiding China we arc
to
exceed the height of any building
Mr. and Mrs. Speece will make G R A D E SCHOOL
house will be open for this purpose
in the city enabling the bell to b« helping ourselves for China is fight­
TO H O LD T R A C K M E E T
from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. to their home at Cloverdale.
heard throughout Willamina. The ing our war with her life-blood saic
9 p.m. on the above mentioned dates.
siren will be mounted on top of the Mrs. Gordon.
A 3-way track meet between the new tower and will be used only in
Ju st On* Appli«* for a F am ily
During the noon hour a lovely
Sheridan, Amity and Willamina grade case of a fire or in case the blackout
luncheon
was served by the Willa-
One, and only one. member of each
schools is to be held on the Willamina whist!e at the plywood plant is un-
family unit Is to go to the school to
High School athletic field Saturday, abje t0 gjve tbe signal. The second mina Civic Club in the Little Thea-
register and apply for ration books
May 2nd, at 9:30 a m. For this meet reason tbe bell will be used as an tre. The county officers and guest
for the whole family. The person mak­
The following letter from Admiral the boys are classified into three ajert signal only for the purpose of speakers were each presented with
ing Application must be at least IS C. W. Nimltz, was received by Mr. weight divisions. (A) class includes notifying wardens, auxiliary firemen *
corsage by the hostess club,
years of age or marded. A family un­ and Mis. O. W. Benefiel:
all boys weighing over 105 lb, (Bi and speciai police as the main black-
Mrs. Glenn Larkins headed the lun­
it has bean defined by the office of
Citation. O. W. Benefiel. radioman class boys weighing 86 lb. to 105 lb, out signal will be heard from the ply- cheon committtee assisted by Mrs.
price administration as “a group of
third class, U.S. Navy. “ For distin­ and (C) class all boys weighing less wood piant whistle.
two or more individuals consisting of
F. D. Hollister, Mrs. Mary Davis,
guished service in line of your pro­ than 86 lb.
all persons living together in the same
I
Mrs. V. K. Wright, Mrs. Argus Pear­
fession and extraordinary courage
Events are as follows, 75 yard dash
household (Including persons tem­
TO
CELEBRATE
son, Mrs. O. W. Benefiel, Mrs. For­
and disregard of your own safety in A and B classes, 50 yard dash in A,
porarily absent therefrom) who are
rest Zetterberg, Mrs. Julius Jensen
during the attack on the U. S. Pa­ B and C classes» 85 yard dash in C, M USIC W EEK
related by blood, marriage or adop­
and
Mrs. Alfred Ruef and by a group
cific Fleet in Pearl Harbor, Terri­ High Jump in A, B and C classes.
tion**. Slagle mgrsons. not members of
The celebration of National Mus-’ of girls of the high school homemat
tory of Hawaii, by Japanese forces Broad Jump in A, B and C classes.
a family unit, even if they board with
Ion December 7, 1941. Due to the ex- 300 yard, 4 man relay in A and B ic week. May 3 to 9th, will be climax-i ¡ng department,
a family must apply for themselves.
; treme need for information of the classes, 200 yard 4 man relay in C ed in U illamina by the annual music j >pbe afternoon session wes featured
A person 18 years of age or over
j enemy movements and lack of more class, softball throw for distance, un- festival, Thursday, May 7th. The
jwo nunnberg by the Willamina
who has left home to attend college
suitable planes, although while assist limited classification, basketball for program will be held in the high school J civk c ,ub directed by Mrs. Floyd
or for some other reason should apply
auditorium, beginning at 8 p.m., and ■ Edmigton and accompanied by Mrs.
¡ng in preparing one plane to take lstan.ee, unlimited classification.
for his own book in the town where
is sponsored by the Civic Club.
off it was damaged by enery fire
Charles Webb. Mrs. Harold D. Peter­
Following the track meet the Wil- j
he is residing. If a person under IP
you voluntairly went as a crew mem
Everyone
is
cordially
invited
to
at­
son
of Dallas spoke on “Women in
'amina boy’s and girl’s softball teams
years of age has left home, and is
her of another JRS amphibian plane
tend.
No
admission
will
be
charg-
Defense”.
Mrs. Peterson last May
vill play the Amity teams.
not a member of a family unit, his
equipped only with Springfield rifles,
ed.
completed a three year term as presi­
father, mother, or legal guardian
and assisted in conducting a search
President Roosevelt in proclaim­ dent of the Oregon state federation
must file an application for him.
from Pearl Harbor, despite the fact
ing
National Music Week urged that of Women’s Clubs and is now serv­
FOREST USE TO
I n f o r m a t i o n N e c e s s a ry to f ill o u t
that this plane is not equipped with
every one attend and join in the local ing on the Oregon defense council.
A p p lic a t io n —
any armament and contact with 3E RESTRICTED
She has visited the Willamina club
celebration.
each year for the past three year?
Persons making application should enemy aircraft while searching foi
All of the talent in the community
In the SiuslaW National Forest the
and is well known as a charming,
have the following information at surface forces would mean almost
is being drawn upon for musical fea­
protection plans for the coming fire
hand in order to facilitate the spec»’ certain destruction.”
tures and several excellent artists clever, and sincere speaker. Mrs.
-eason are now being revised to meet
Peterson urged each woman to real­
tip of the registration:
will be introduced to the audience, a?
he
present
emergency
situation.
Ai
1. A list of the members of the V O TE R S A SK ED TO
well as the Choral Club, the Valley ize that the war will be won when
soon
as
these
have
been
coordinated
family unit giving the full name of W R IT E IN N A M E O F J U S T IC E
Junction Hill Billys and other solos each woman says, “It all depends or.
with
the
closure
p’ans
effected
by
the
me”. She asked all women whose
each.
ouartet and school numbers.
state protective agencies, and rec
sons, brothers, husbands, or sweet­
2. An exact description of each
,t is noted from the county ballot ommendations have been approve»’
Mrs. Lau-rice Fox and Mrs. Floyd hearts are in the service to write
member of the family unit, giving
Edm’ston
members of the Civic Club cheerful, encouraging letters, to send
that
no
citizen
of
the
Willamina
com­
by
the
Regional
Forester,
full
pub
the height, weight, color of eyes
music
committee
are arranging the frequent packages of candy and c^rk
’icity
will
be
given
the
requirements
munity and Justice Court District No.
color of hair, age and sex of each.
program.
hrough
the
local
press
and
othei
ies when possible. Mrs Pettis».»» urged
3. The exact relationship of each 9, has filed for the office of Justice of
clubs
to provide soldiers of nearby
channels.
member of the family to the persor the Peace, and Paul Fundman, the
cantonments
with home-made del­
At tlvs t'me, however, it may br R E C E P T IO N P L A N N E D
making the application.
present Justice states that his health
icacies
because
many of the men
4. The amount of sugar in the pos
stated that the usual acts pertaining FOR R E P U B L IC A N LEA D ER S
will not permit him to accept another
are a long way from home and many
to fire prevention prohibited on na
session of the household to the pound
Plans are now being formulated for have
P^ents or relatives. She also
— both brown and white sugar should six year term at the hands of the ional forest lands within the othei
he included. The amount of sugar voters. It is regretted that Mr. Fund- forests in Oregon will also apply on the reception of Republican leaders saiJ- “Let’s a11 be *ood sP°rts aboul
will be divided by the number of man cannot serve for another term the Siuslaw during the period July of Oregon next Sunday at McMin- the sugar rationing.’
people in the family unit and stamps as he has made a splendid justice 1 to September 30 hereafter. These nville, when the Yamhill County
Mrs. Alfred Allan, Dundee, secre­
will be torn out by the registrar for
are as follows:
Young Republjcan Club will play tary-treasurer of the county federa-
and all who have been in his court
all sugar In excess of two pounds
Camp fi e permits will be re- bo8t to oncers, delegates and visit- tion, announced that the Olive Lewis
per person. If more than four stamps states that he has has been eminently quired in camping on national forest ors of the Young Republican Federa- cup was awarded to the Carlton Civil
have to be removed, issuance of the i'ai.r, and wish his health would per­ nnd other than at designated fores* tion of Oregon. Reservations at the Improvement Club on the basis of
mit further service.
hook will he withheld until later.
mps. where permits will not be re­ dinner, to which all interested young­ score card sheet filled out by each
er voters are invited, may be obtain­ club.
However since the voters must sel­ quired.
ed from Carl H. Francis, of Dayton
The convention accepted the invita­
R E M A R K IN G CURBS
ect his successor and no filings have
2. Smoking will not be allowed president pf the Yamhill county club
tion
of the Cove Orchard Club to
A N D CROSS W A L K S
been made, a number of citizens and while traveling in the timber, brusl
rfieet
with them in 1943.
tax payers have suggested that the or grass areas, except on paved o
There will be no excuse for mo­
surfaced
highways.
Following the Installation cere­
M AY O B TA IN A
torists not being able to see and ob­ name of C. R. Stiles of Willamina, be
monies led by Mrs. Harold D. Peter­
3.
In
camping
on
national
fores»
S E R V IC E S TIC K E R
serve cross walks in Willamina. G. written in on both the democratic
son the Convention closed with the
land other than designated camp
and
republician
ballots,
so
that
the
W. Linton, city marshall, and a main­
singing of “Till We Meet Again.” Of
grounds, with auto, other vehicles o’
The Navy Recruiting Station at
tenance crew, were busy Wednesday voters will do the electing and not
nack horse, a shovel, axe and bucke’ McMinnville has a supply of window fleers installed for the two year
giving pedestrian lanes a new shin­ some outside official.
must be part of the campers equip stickers for families who have mem­ term of 1942-44 are: Mrs. W. H.
ning coat of yellow paint so as al,
Brandt, Sheridan, president; Mrs. Ed
Mr. Stiles has been well and fav ment.
bers in the United States Naval Ser­
motorists may see from a distance
Eimmerman, Cove Orchard. vice-pres-
All indications are that the folks ir vice. They are red, white and blue. dent; Mrs. L. N. Riggs, Willamina,
and give the pedestrian their right- orably known in this community for
of-way.
many years, and 4s certainly wel’ this community, appreciate to the with the American Flag and have on secretary-treasurer; Board of , dtrec-
Q R Crabtre<? Newberg,
While crossing streets all citizens qualified to succeed Mr. Fundman ful’est extent the fire hazards sur­ them the words: “There is a MAN
rounding
them.
They
no
doubt
wil
should and must observe these cross and it is hoped that ns many as will
from this family IN THE NAVY”.
Mrs. Alfred Allen. Dundee, Mrs. P.
be on the a’ert to a greater degree
walks, use them while crossing the
Any
family
having
a
member
in
the
Londershausen, Dayton, Mrs. Mary
streets, as jay-walking is strickly for­ and enn think of it on election day than ever before to do their part in Navy may obtain a sticker from the Breeding, Amity, Mrs. Julius Nissen,
bidden and may cause a serious ac­ will write n the name of Mr. Stiles preventing and suppressing fires this
N ev y Recruiting Station.
, Sheridan.
coming season.
cident. states marshall Linton.
for this local office.
to.
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FIRE SIREN
CITATION GIVEN
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