The Willamina times., July 10, 1947, Image 1

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Willamina Oimes
VOLUME NO. 36. NO. 47
WILLAMINA, YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON
NEW SCHOOL LAW PRESENTS MANY
PROBLEMS ACCORDING TO GÖBSER
JUSTICE COURT CASES
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1947
$2.00 A YEAR
CITY DADS DELAY PARK APPROVAL
THE RESIDENTS
F in es for the month of June to ­
taled S 138 In th e Justice court of K.
K S hetterly, Justice of the peace ^
for th is d istrict. Six were meted out
for m inor tra ffic offenses, on e for
♦ A t th e regular m onthly m eetin g of
I). Lynn Gubser, Yntnhlll c o u n ty ^ -
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violation of gam e regulations and the
. the city council, Monday even in g, the
Hcliool su p e r in te n d e n t, » p e a k i n g BERMUDA GIRL riN D S U.S.
other was a |3 5 fine assessed for PULMOTOR OF NO AVAIL
| vote on accepting th e park Bite of-
T uesday, at the Klwunls noon meet
borrow ing a car w ithout the ow ner’s in RACE WITH DEATH
MOTOR SPEED BEWILDERING
| fered by Fred Bunn and L. M. Hamp­
lug here, explained tin- rural school
Mr. und Mrs. Lynn N elson und perm ission. T he car was later aban- : Funeral services w ere held a t.th e ton was deferred to a fu tu re m eeting
d istrict law ns It is being Interpreted
Sheridan Funeral Hom e at ten o' in the hope th a t m ore people of the
twin d a u g h ters flew from Berm uda \ doned on a local street.
at llie present tim e and Minted that to Portland th is w eek, arrivin g In |
N one of th e fin es were for o v e r -ip i,* ,^ W ednesday m orning for Wil-
furth er ad ju stm en ts and ch an ges W lllam lhu, Tuesduy, w here they are , loading since no overloading eases n aIU Forrest S tew art, Infant son of com m unity w ould express th eir o-
pinions in the m atter. Council mem-
may have to lie made before It cun visitin g Mr. N elson's parents, Mr. and , »>«•'« been brought to the
th local J » - | Mr. and Mrs. W. L. S tew art, w ho ^
7 / ’„ p r e s s e d a m utual feelin g that
do Ita Intended job.
o ffice sin
sin ce
ce aprn
April wnen
when air.
Mr. i
Mrs. Martin N elson.
i lice's orrice
j u]y 7 of pneum onia. T he tiny
this was an Im portant question, one
Mr. Gubser aald the scope of the
T h is In Mrs. N elson's first visit to S h etterly and an em ployee of the child, born May 12 this year, w eighed
that would have an e ffe c t on the city
law w as greater than he und many
over three pounds at birth.
the United States Hhe Is the fo r m e r , » la te highw ay com m ission disagreed ¡ a
for a lon g tim e and th e greater the
oth er proponents, before electio n P atricia W ard, d augh ter of an Eng- '
,h * Question of penalties with the He w as taken very suddenly 111 Mon- I
num oer of people tak in g part in the
tim e, thought It would be. Aa It ap-
Il h arm y o fficer stationed In Berm u- i '» " •r »nw»«t»nM on heavier penalties. day m orning, and w as overcom e by ;
pcara now, the law plucea authority da w here sh e met the W illam ina hoy O verloading fin es during the month ()eatb before th e hastily sum m oned \ discussion, the better chance there
would be for a sa tisfa cto ry decision.
on the county board to ad m in ister all
fire d epartm ent's pulm otor squad
w ho was to becom e her husband, of March totaled over 8900.
No d efin ite action w as' taken on
pl'uaoa of the operation of the grade
¡cou ld reach him. Three doctors
! tbe Wd7 ' f o r 'bu7 ld ing th e additional
w hile he w as stationed In Berm uda
sch ools, w hereas, II waa thought by
sum m oned but nothing could be done fire departm ent building because of
w ith the U. H. Army. A fter his re­
m any Hint the hoard would have Jur­
for him .
lea se from th e arm y. In February,
som e ch an ges to be m ade In the
isd iction only over the annual op
G raveside serv ices w ere held at plans and sp ecification s.
follow in g four years service, Mr. N el­
en d in g costa of the achoola and thut
the Green Crest Memorial Park with
son took a civ il service position at
The council w ill hold a special
buildings and Itema of lik e nature
the R ev. Ralph W aggoner, N elscott, m eeting next Monday evening to con-
ait Island airport. They plan to m ake
w ould rem ain In the handa of the lo­
their hom e In W illam ina, however.
T he I.W .A. Local 5-92 has com- | and Ray C. Sm ith, pastor o f th e W il- s|der quegtjonB tb a t can n ot w a lt un.
cal hoards. Even so, Mr. Gubser
T here are few au tom obiles In Ber- pieted election o f officers for the en~ lam ina Church of
Christ a ssistin g , til the regu lar m eetin g date.
thou ght the new law would be an a d ­
nit'da and the speed lim it Is 80 m iles su ing year, beginning this m onth. The la tte r ’s son.
Bill Sm ith, sang
The m onthly report o f the ch ie f of
van tage to elem en tary edueuthm
an hour so Mrs. Nelson Is con stantly an(1 in stallation w ill tak e place at ; Brahm ’s L ullabye and th e Lord’s police, H. J. U llrich, was accepted by
ch iefly becau se the schooling would
am azed at th e speed with w hich the i th elr m eeting tomorrow evening In Prayer.
the council. A m ong the item s listed
be considered an obligation of the
thousands of cars here go w hizzing I - be un|(,n hall here.
T he fam ily m oved ¿iere 1" April
in his report w ere th e follow in g:
c< unty Instead of th e Individual
about th e countryside, sh e said.
Lym an Wax will be installed as from N elscott and live at C herry and
Seven teen com p lain ts received, ten
achool d istrict, and all w ould have
p resident; Ernest Gardner, v lc e - p r e s O a k streets.
in vestigated ; one larceny reported,
an equal opportunity so far as money
Ident; Lennis S m ith , recording sec-
and cleared; one break and entry re­
war concerned
local
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retary; Bert K eck, financial serre IV A n iZ p D A f D C C C I N f AW ported but not yet cleared ; th ree ar-
A com m ittee from the
■nated to
tary and business agent; Roy Spen- T T U lX lx I l \ V U l l L i i J u l l x l ] U l l rests f for drunkenness; tw o cars re-
w ants club ban been deslg
Hockey Stone, keeping up his tro cer, warden; Harry Flateau, conduc­
present a program at the July 1?
p hy-w inning record as an outboard tor; Robert G ilstrap, trustee for a 4 U f*l H D C A ID D IIII n iW P ported 8tolen and both recovered;
4*0
d I A IK d
t ’ o car accidents reported; traffic
m eeting of th e new ly organized Taft
m otor raring driver, won the Class th ree year term .
cita tions issued for sp eedin g, 4;
club.
W ork is p rogressing n icely on the
|C runabout race at Ogden, July 4,
Most em ployees are back at their
blocking traffic, one; overtim e park­
(th u s securing the P acific Coast w erk follow in g th e Fourth of July new 4-H F air b uildin g on L afayette
ing, two; m akin g U turn on m ain
i-hnm plonshlp In that division. He w eekend holiday and the local of- A venue, according to W illiam M. street, one; b lock in g crossw alk, one.
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m lssed th e C lass C hydro heat by I f k e opBned T u esd ay m orning. A Perry. County Club A gent. It is an
A lso three cita tio n s w ere listed for
one-tenth of a second, takin g second >a, Ke rrowd j8 expected to attend the arm >' b uilding from Camp Adair. It shooting firecrackers. In addition to
place in that race. Over 200 drivers J u ly 18 m eetin g when local delegate« *» to he « im p leteji ln
for the
the foregoing arrests, th e police d e­
sign ed up from all over th e United to th e annual convention In St. Louis nual 4-H and F.F.A. F air A ugust 21,
partm ent issued a total of 66 w arn-
Mrs. Mildred Unlcum e
to 23.
S ta tes for th e tournam ent held on wlli lie elected.
5
in
gs for m inor tra ffic violation s or
Sunday m orning, July 6,
P lan s for this building started tw o |
P in e V iew la k e, ten m iles from Og
first o ffen ses.
M innvllie h ospital follow ing a para- ,k n Hnd w itn essed by 2 5 .0 0 0 people '
n, , u c e p y
years ago, w hen the present barn [
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lytl. strok e su ffered the previous day j T b ere w ere BO m«ny boa„ t sto n e P IC W IC F L A M S 5 B T
was proven to be too sm all A com- AMERICAN LBGIOX A U XILIA R Y
P lan s are well under way for the rr.ittee of club leaders, th e 4-H Club ;
at her hom e In W illam ina. She was said, that It w a s necessary to work
A lth o tradition has it that there
returnin g from n tw o w eeks trip to o ff th e beach sin ce there w as not Polk and Marion County Livestock A gen t and other in terested people
Ix;r A ngeles with oth er m em bers of room for ull on the floats. It w as so A ssociation m em bers fam ily picnic began to draw plans. In the early I is usually a vacation from m eetin gs
her fam ily to visit her daughter, Mrs. hot he added that they didn't mind day Sunday, J u ly 13, reports R ussell spring of 1946 ap plication was m ade during July and A ugust, Mrs. John
to th e CPA for perm ission to build a 1 F o ch t- President o f the Sheridan un­
E tta T urnldgc and had Just entered strn d ln g In th e w ater. The race was T. Duulton. Asa’t C ounty Agent.
T he m eetin g w ill begin at 10 :0 0 su ita b le building about 60x100 f e e t . ' “ - A m erican L egion A uxiliary, an-
th hous and started to greet her sanctioned by th e A m erican Power
son, Itobert, when she collap ted .
Boat A ssociation w ith Comm odore a tn. at Glen M artin’s D ouble Oak B uildlng m aterials were very short nounces there w ill be a m eetin g at
and th e perm it w as refused.
the regular tim e next Monday even-
.• uneral services were held this K -'-t H itchcock, n ation ally known Farm near McCoy, Oregon.
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ing at th e Legion hall. V arious re-
aftern oon, Thursday, at the W illa ­ sportsm an as referee.
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ports
th a t should be given at this
m ina Church of Christ with Bay
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DEPARTM
ENT
SEMMONED
Stone w ill go on to Long Beach
E. G. G raves’ O ceanlake resident. lim e rath er than d ela y ’ d
‘be
Sm ith, pastor, o fficiatin g. The S h er­ w here he hns entered th e Hearat In­ TO VAI.LEY JUNCTION
Septem
ber
m
eetin
g
is
the
reason
for
idan Funernl Hom e w as In ch arge ternational cham pionship m eet which
T he fire departm ent was called to was taken to the M cM innville hospi­
the
July
m
eeting.
D
eleg
a
tes
to
th
e
o f the arrangem en ts and Interment w ill tuke place J u ly 13.
V alley Junction, W ednesday, when tal last T hursday, in the W illam ina
a chim ney fire at th e Gerald Cox 1 am bulance follow in g an autom obile
?-d
wa». tn Green Crest Memorial Park,
hom e got out of control. No dam age | accident on the highw ay in the S a l- 1
gi e tbel reports and ®th er bus-
Sl.ei Idnn. Mrs. Sanford R isseeuw and
N EW BY HOME FROM CHICAGO
1 m ess that has com e up since the last
Mrs. Robert Duncan sung “S om e­
A. D. N ew by, president of th e lo- w as done. Mr. and Mrs. Cox and mon R iver area.
m eetin g w ill also be discussed.
tim e W e'll U nderstand” and "Near
ca.
Klw unls club , returned W ed n es­ their children, Joyce and Jim m y, |
to th e Heart of God” , also “U nder
m oved to V alley Junction recently GRAND R O NDE M ERt A N TILE
day from C hicago w here he wag a
BO O K K E EPER R ESIG N S
H is W in gs”, during the last rites.
MANAGER ON VACATION
front
Grand Ronde.
Mildred D elelle U nlcum e w as born ! d e le g a te to th e International K Iwanis
C. R. R hodes, bookkeeper for the
Mr. and Mrs. Don M eyers are
Septem ber 5, 1890, nt Minton. Mich convention.
spending their vacation ln Boise. I- past tw o and o n e-h a lf years in the
LOG TRUCK HITS TRAIN
igan and cam e to Oregon In 1905
daho v isitin g at th e P. L. Cutler local o ffice o f th e Garrabrant Lum-
G
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RONDE
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T he driver escaped Injury when a home. Mr. Meyers is the m anager of bei and In vestm en t com pany, has
with her parents, later m oving to
E rnest G aston received a sev ere I lo g g in g truck collided w ith a train
C anada w here they lived for a short
the Grand Ronde M ercantile com ­ su bm itted his resign ation to take e f­
tim e hefare returning to Oregon. She an k le sprain, July 4. w hen h e slip- o i the crossing near Sheridan, one p any’s store. D uring his absence. Ray fect, Ju ly 18. H is su ccesso r had not
I d ay th is week.
w as mnrrled in 1911 to C harles Unl­ ped w hile stan d in g on a log.
A gee is in charge. A nother m em ber yet been chosen early th is w eek.
Mr. and Mrs. R hodes have sold
cum e nt O sw ego and soon th ereafter
of the sta ff. A. M. Gill, recently re­
th
eir
hom e here and plan to tak e an
they located on a farm near the Gold
turned from h is vacation spent at
extended trip, b egin ning w ith a visit
Creek d istrict, w here sh e lived until
O lym pia. W ash ington .
w ith friend s in R ichland, W ash.
recently when she moved to n new
T heir p lans for their fu tu re location
hom e In the Yoeom addition. Her
REAL ESTA TE T R A N SF E R S
husband preceded her in death in
Fred Bunn, local realtor, reports h ave not yet been decided, Mr.
May, 194 5.
T he R edcaps failed to show up and f i l l to th e Grand Ronde team , to the | the follow in g sa les m ade thru h is o f­ R hodes said.
Survivors Include four ch ild ren.
the Sheridan In d ep en d en ts w ere a ll p eop le who had paid ad m ission to fice the past w eek: th e C. R. Rhodes
D oris Sundred, W ilm a Fendall and
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, th e Redcap gam e and w ere exceed- hom e in Corbett A creage sold to Mr. LOGGER IN JU R E D
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Robert Unlcum e. W illam ina and Mrs. in a dither, th e aftern oon of July 4, in gly p atient
W alter Stegm an w as seriou sly in-
during the d elay w hile and Mrs. P age from Sheridan; the
T nrnldge o f South Gate, C alifornia, w hen th e grade school diam ond w as a 8ubgtjtute team was being rounded ] H arvey H arris hom e on 4th and B ■ jured in a lo g g in g accid en t, Monday,
suburb of Ix>s A ngeles. A lso th ree surrounded by hundaeds of baseball up; and to th e W illam ina F ire de- St. sold to Sam Speak, W illam ina w hen h e w as ca u g h t betw een th e
brothers, E verett L. Vose, S easid e; fans assem bled for the big gam e, pnrtm ent for their a ssistan ce in tak- w aterm aster.
drum on a lo g g in g eat and tjie run­
H arvey and C larence V ose of British But th e day w as saved w hen th e in g care of the crowds.
ner on th e d onk ey w hich he had been
C olum bia and six grandchildren.
operating. D ale C orner w as driving
Grand Ronde team , who cam e down
T h ey played a seven inning gam e Oak And C herry S tr ee ts P a v ed
Her d aughter
from
C alifornia as sp ectators, m ade a hurried trip w ith Grand Ronde tallyin g fiv e h its,
P olk County has a crew o f men at the tractor. S tegm an is in the h o s­
cam e for the fun eral, also her broth­ hom e for su its and eq u ipm en t and six runs and five errors; Indepen- work on the paving program w hich pital in N ew berg, su fferin g a broken
er from Seaside.
g ave th e fans their m oney’s worth d en ts. 15 h its, 13 runs and three is rapidly p rogressin g on Oak and p elvis bone.
Jake R in gler's brother w as injured
a fter all. The Portland R edcaps, errors. Beckm an pitched for the In­ Cherry streets.
in a loggin g accid en t, Sunday, and
LOCAL PEO PLE ENJOY
colored team , on their w ay h ere In a d ep en dents and K rafve w as their
R ay A gee, em ployed at th e Grand ■was tak en to th e M cM innville h os­
inis, broke down som ew here betw een catch er. B attery for Grand Ronde
MOTOR T R IP THRU ALASKA
Ronde M ercantile com pany’s sto re in pital.
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here
and
P
ortland
and
later
ex-
w
as
P
olley
and
Smail,
p
itchers
and
Clarence Park received word Mon­
N ew Grand R onde, spent the Fourth SMITH TO UNDERGO SURGERY
day that his w ife and d augh ter, P a t­ plained that they tried to telep h on e V autrin, catcher.
Sam J. Sm ith, city recorder, is in
L eland P helps, Otis, Independent of July at th e hom e of h is parents,
sy arrived in W hite H orse. A laska by hut since everyb ody w as at th e ball
Mr. and Mrs. N elson A gee in S h eri­ Em anuel h ospital in Portland w here
gam
e,
they
couldn't
get
any
answ
er,
catcher
who
broke
his
le
g
May
2
5
au to on Ju ly 4. They will continue
he w as to h ave u nd ergone an opera­
B ut it w as a big day for P aul W ag- in a gam e, w as on th e sid elin es h is dan.
on to A nchorage and visit tw o or
tion, this m orning, alth o it w as later
three w eeks with Mrs. P ark ’s brother ler, W illam ina resid en t, and plywood le g still ln a cast.
Rf. T. reported th a t a postponem ent until
iT
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EPO
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T
The
1947
P
lym
outh
car.
T
he
Independents,
now
tied
w
ith
Mi Frederick. T he trip w as m ade w orker
60
.00
1. Clear
In a new autom obile which had been
.00
66
2,
Cdy.
purchased In S ea ttle by Mr. F red er­
60 MRS, H A EN N Y S U F F E R S STROKE
.00
3,
Cdy.
ick and w as being driven up for him
.00 .58
Mrs. Mollie H aenny collapsed from
4,
Clear
by Mr. and Mrs. C lifford L utz of
60 a strok e w hich p arslyzed her le ft
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5
Cdy.
o
f
Grand
R
onde
w
as
queen
of
th
e
C
arlton
team
at
Carlton.
Carlton
has
July
C'dy.
P hilom ath. The party reported good
.00 58 side, Tuesday m orning and w as
fiv e w ins and tw o losses. Sheridan Ju ly 6, Cdy
roads and b eau tifu l scenery alon g co n test.
.00 60 ruched to the M cM innville h osp ital,
7,
Clear
M.
C.
Sanders,
m
anager
of
the
In-
and
Forest
Grove
each
four
w
ins
and
.J
u
ly
the way. Mrs. Parks and P atsy w ill
C. E. S a w telle— O bserver
w here sh e rem ains in a com a.
d ep en dents, said he w as very grate- th ree losses.
return hom e by boat.
IWA COMPLETES THEIR
ELECTION FOR YEAR
LLU
FOR MRS. UMCUME
I ¡siting Team Fails To Show I p 9 But the
B rand Baade Conies to Independents A id
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