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übe W illam ina O im es VOLUME 34—No. 7 WILLAMINA. YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1944 $2.00 A YEAR SWIMMING POOL IN PROSPECT FOR WILLAMINA DEER HUNTERS REPORT BUCKS PLENTIFUL NOW FIRST GRIDIRON GAME OF SEASON SCHEDULED FRIDAY WITH AMITY TEAM SALEM U.S.E.S. OFFICE TO HAVE JURISDICTION HERE COME THE RESERVES Complying with requests of the Treasury Department, the Times again this week pre The high school football team sents a full page advertise has been turning out for prac ment urging you to buy bonds. tice regularly and are showing Reports indicate that many signs of developing into a first Americans think that the war class aggregation, even though has been won and that there LOGGING OPERATIONS MANY DOES. FAWNS the men are not as large as in is no longer need for money, ANI) SAWMILLS IN POLK former years. The team will be a SHOT AND LEFT ON but such is not the case. The COUNTY AFFECTED government is urgently re TILLAMOOK BURN AREA fast, hard-hitting group that will feature speed and scientific that every person do ‘ Effective October 1, 1944, all questing Deer hunter« who met the plaving rather than weight. his utmost at this time, and The first game of the season logging operations, saw’milis ano while the struggle is reaching open season at the break of dawn lnut Sunday came in with their will be with Amity, at Amity, other non-agricultural firms and its climax, to buy more war deer during the early part of the next Friday, October 6th. The establishments located in Polk bonds and to keep those they day but many of the other« a r following Friday the team will (-,unty. and including Grand have. rived later in the week and many meet the Dallas eleven on the Ronde and vicinity, are to be Sponsoring this ad are Mrs. parties are still out. Fifteen nice home grounds. Both of these served by the Salem area of the Esther Fawk, D. H. Hiatt, Bill United States Employment Ser bucks had been brought to the games should be good exhibi Lash, Charles Luttropp, Lloyd vice through the recently estab locker freeter plant by Wednes tions and for the home game the day night and more are coming school expects a liberal backing lished sub-office at Dallas (515 Arvidson, Art Allison, Homer Main street, phone 535),” it was Holman, Fred Ottinger, Frank every day. Hunter« report that of home town rooters. announced this week by Alvin Smelser and the Miller Var deer seemed to be plentiful. Allen, manager of the Yamhill iety Store. Reports too were made by a county area. number of hunters that there Willamina Civic These folks are Backing the “All logging operations, saw Attack and urge that you buy w ere literally thousand« of hunt mills, and other non-agrlcuituiai a bond TODAY. ers in every section and that in Club Holds Meeting firms and establishments located the Tillamook burn they appear in Yamhill county, including ed in droves and that many were 12 Ladies Entertained Willamina, will continue to be shooting everything in their At First Meeting of Year served by the McMinnville office High School Band path. These hunters stated that does an<l fawns that had been The Willamina Civic club held (740 Third street, phone 566),” shot and left could be found al 1 the first meeting of their club stated Allen. Being Organized most everywhere and t h a t I year Thursday, Sept. 28, with “Employers w’ho are in doubt should the practice of this sea ! 42 Indies in attendance. After an as to whether they are under Mrs. Mary Aronson Will son be kept up for a few succeed ' interesting business meeting Dr the jurisdiction of the Dallas of Direct Young Musicians ing years Oregon deer would be Victor Johnson honored us with fice or the McMinnville office of come extinct. two vocal solos, accompanied oy the United States Employment A high school band has been This season remains open un Mrs. Durham at the piano. Service may ccaiact the Mc organized and has begun prac til midnight. October 31st. Mrs. Esther Fawk gave an ed Minnville office for informa tice. The band will be under the ucational and enjoyable talk on tion,” continued Allen. 12 BOYS ENTERTAINED the history of Wil'amina. She “All workers who desire non- direction of Mrs. Mary Aronson. showed a number of keepsakes agricultural employment in The members of the band and SATURDAY AFTERNOON 'of hers that were used in Willa Yamhill county should continue instrument they will play are as Twelve boys from Willamina, mina pioneer days. The meeting to make application for work Billy Brown, Billy Felton, Billy [closed by group singing and re- through the McMinnville USES fol low’s: Earl Duncan, bass; Pat Por Yoast, Leroy Nokelby, Arthur ’freshments of apple pie a la office,” Allen concluded, ‘but ter, Robert Buswell, Verna Bo- Cafarelli, Jack Stewart. Dick mode, coffee and tea were serv those who wish to work in Polk hall, percussion; Yvonne Hub Drill, James Kilgore, Buddy El ed. county should apply at the Dal bard, Carl Bainter, Eugene lis, Keith Ellis, Donald Codding- las office. Ordinarily, however, Coles, Dan Ham, Eva McBee, ton and Albert Ringler, were Charles Snow Hurt in Wreck; a worker should apply at the Floriene Welker, trombone; Bob entertained by Vic Emmons and USES office in the county in Bainter, Jessie McNamer, Dor Companion Also Injured Harlan Woodruff Saturday after which he lives.” othy Shank, Loretta Malan. La- noon, September 30. Details of an auto wreck in Vella Baltimore, Richard Han The afternoon was spent in . which Charles Snow and a com- sen, Harley Sack, cornet; Jom hiking from the Emmons home 1 panion were injured are so BUTLER MINISTER AND Scherschmidt, Donna Pearson, at Fort Hill Junction up to the I meagre that a complete report is , WIFE HONORED AT PARTY C a r o l Werth, Donna Majors, spot where Fort Yamhill, the I impossible, and efforts to obtain SATURDAY EVENING Betty Toberer, Dean Werth, sax home of Phil Sheridan, was lo ' a true account has been unavail- ophone; Ethel Tremblay, Donald cated. After the hike the group ' ing. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Jaquith Colburn, Richard Smith. Pat enjoyed boating on the Yamhill Mr. Snow is in the Dallas hos were surprised Saturday evening Paulson, clarinet; Delbert Blan river on the Emmons place. when the folks of the Butler pital, according to reports, and chard, Donna Harris. Eb horn. community presented them with recovering from rather serious YOUNG ADULT ( LASS cuts and bruises. His companion a shower of gifts following the HONORS TWO FAMILIES too was hurt but retold reports potluck supper. The young Reconversion of Farms that the injuries were couple were married in Dallas Also Faces Nation Soon The Young Adult Class of fie indicate Methodist church recently. Mrs. not of a serious nature. Methodist church met in the Jaquith was the former Miss The accident is said to have The reconversion of agricul church basement Tuesday eve occurred near the Bee Ranch on Mary Margaret Livesay of Dal ning where a surprise was given the Tillamook highway when las. Both are students at Willam ture from a wartime to a peace in honor of Mr. and Mrs. led the Snow car left the highway ette university. At present Rev. time basis presents problems Tathwell, who are leaving for while passing a truck, crashed Jaquith is preaching at Butler rivaling those of industry, re ports R. B. Taylor, chairman of the south, and Mr. and Mrs. into a barn and turned over. church. the Oregon AAA committee, Harrv Harris for a stork shower. who recently attended a region The honor guests each thought Lt. Leonard Hines, Grand Walter Scheurch in European al conference on this and other the party was for the other subjects at Salt Lake City. War Theater of Operations guests. Each family was given a Ronde, Completes Training Considerable study is already gift. Angel food cake and a jello ROANOKE, Va. — Lt. (j.g.) AN EIGHTH AIR FORCE dish were served with coffee. Leonard Curtis Hines, 24, of BOMBER STATION, E n g lan d - , being given to the problem of Grand Ronde, has completed his Corporal Walter W. Scheurch, switching from the period when Paul Franklin Serving training as a transport pilot at son of Mr. and Mrs. John goals are the minimum with un In European War Theater limited production sought, to a the Naval Transitional School Scheurch, Willamina, Ore., is a here by Pennsylvania carpenter with an VIII Air condition where goals will be the Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Franklin operated Central Airlines. The intensive Force Service Command sub- maximum with production to have received word their son, course qualifies pilots to fly the depot heavy bomber repair unit meet the aim. I’fc. Paul (). Franklin, is serving Naval Air Transport Command’s Taylor also reported that the with Uncle Sam’s forces in multi-engined aircraft after be stationed at this base. AAA will work with other gov France, Prior to his entry into the ernment agencies in providing ing trained by PCA’s experienc military service February 25. means for farmers to purchase ed airline captains.- Attend Wedding Anniversary 1942, at Fort Lewis, Wash., he surplus war materials that will Lt. Hines, who is the son of was an auto mechanic at the be available in huge quantities ’Wr. and Mrs. Curtis Hines of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Noreen, Mr. Howard Carter Garage and Ser from now on and especially after and Mrs. Art Allison, Mrs. Opal Grand Ronde, entered the naval vice Station, Willamina. the war ends. Total government Jensen and Miss Alice Franklin air service in February, 1942, Scheurch has been stationed Cpl. in attended the 25th wedding anni- and took his advanced flight the European theater of opera material to be sold is estimated at between 75 billion and and 100 ' <4sary party for Mr. and Mrs. training at the navy’s Pensacola tions 24 months billion dollars’ worth, original Florida school. He attended Karl G. Kidd in McMinnville. cost basis. Sample auctions have Mississippi College and Millsaps Rev. and Mrs. DeVries of the held in the middle west that ap Private Tom Absher, son-in- College. Mrs. Hines has been-with her Sheridan Methodist church call pear successful, with one to be law of Mr. and Mrs. James Rein bold, is reported as being some husband in Roanoke during his ed at the Methodist parsonage tried in the far west soon, he ! said. training period. Tuesday. where in France. ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING PLEDGES SUPPORT OF PLAN 25 REPRESENTATIVES OF LOCAL GROUPS MEET WEDNESDAY AT CAFE A swimming pool for Willa mina seems an assured fact, it the whole-hearted approval of a wide and representative group, as expressed in a public meeting Wednesday is any indication. Persons representing various or ganizations were present and ex pressed their own approval and the approval of their groups. Individuals from the Pacific Plywood Corporation w’ere pres ent and pledged their help and cooperation in financing the ven ture and indications are that there will be little trouble in fi nancing the project, if sponsor ship and materials can be ob tained. Committees from the com mercial and civic groups will be named and will obtain detailed information and make further reports on the matter. They will investigate a number of sugges tions that were made and action on this information will be taken at a latei meeting. MYSTERY CIRCLE HONORS MEMBERS’ BIRTHDAYS On Thursday evening, Sep tember 28, the Mystery Circle met at the home of Mrs. Gran ville Hulett. The evening was spent sewing and visiting. Mrs. Hulett served a birthday cake with jello salad honoring Mrs. Eric Erickson and Mrs. George Barry. The club presented Mrs, Erickson with a Shaeffer pen and Mrs. Barry with a lovey locket. Other gifts wre exchang ed among the Mystery Sisters. Ladies present were Mrs. How ard Carter, Mrs. Carl Odom, Mrs. Charles Frank. Mrs. Tony Haas, Mrs. George Barry, Mrs. Stella Carter, Mrs. Warren Gould. Misses Alberta and Helen Petersen, Mrs. Lynn Linton and Mrs. Eric Erickson. The Circle will meet with Mrs. Ray Pierce in October. FRESHMAN INITIATION SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY The freshmen initiation will be held Friday, the 13th. The initiation dance will be that eve ning from 6:30 to 10:30. As yet it has not been decided as to what the freshmen will have to do Friday, the 13th, is truly an unlucky day for the freshmen, but we hope they get over their □ad effects at the dance. Good luck to you who are just now entering high school and may there be four happy years ahead of you. ALBIN COOPER HOME ON 15-DAY FURLOUGH Albin Cooper, former Willa mina high school graduate and football star, is home on a 15-day furlough visiting his folks and at the high school where he has been practicing with the boys and giving them pointers to help build a winning team. The boys have appreciated Albin’s help and wish him the best of luck when he returns to his navy duties.
