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THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1948 THE W ILLAMINA TIMES WILLAMINA. OREGON Page 3 BODY OF GRAND RONDE SOLDIER BROUGHT HOME FOR INTERMENT HERE Oregon Stale Graduate Named to Post Of Assistant Polk County Agent T he Oregon Htate College Extcn ■loll Service him announced (he ap polntm ent of It. M. O hllng im an ■iNlnnt county agent In Polk county. Mr. Ohllng, who I m 24 yearn old, la a graduate o f Oregon Htate Col lege, having juat completed his lual term laat week m ajoring In farm management. NEWS and VIEWS Erom Corbett Acres by Mm. <’. It. C ham berlin TWENTY-NINE HIGH SCHOOLL ADD DRIVING COURSE TO CURRICULA P ru lt, Pecor, Jack Fred G relb. Woodall and D arrol Norman PORTLAND DRIVER WINS DRIVING CITATION W in n er of Oregon's 1947 " d riv e r Of the y e a r" contest Is Ralph Sheah, H a rry Crowe, A rchie W atson and o. P o rtla n d , contest officials h are Leland Hackett, Color G u ard ; Ross ant ounce-’ . F u n eral «ervlees were held at Daniels and M elvin Magee, Honor _ Shea, d riv e r fo r Consolidated the G rand Konde Cemetery, Friday G uard; Ray Agee, R. R. Board, Frelghtw ays, received a 1500 cash December 19 fo r Harvey DuCharme, W ayne Enos, W. I. G raham . Howard P ’ ize as the outstanding contestant a w ur veteran who was killed at the Hcharsmldt and Ed Hayliss, pall among the ' " d riv e r o f ’ the month H a ttie of the Bulge. March 8, 1945. winners selected d urin g the past bea rers He wan th irty -o n e years of age and year. leaves a widow , H a ttie and a son and a daughter. Hln arm y record states _________________________ that he was a P riv a te First Clans and I g m em ber o f Company 0 39th In 1 fa n try . N in th Division. j religious services were per. Folk« out our way report a wond e rfu l C hristm as, most of them hav He haw had considerable agrlcu! lu ra l experience In the W illa m e tte Ing celebrated In the good old fash V alley, having been rained on a loned way of getting together w ith fa rm near Allm ny, He ban had 7 th e ir fam lllcn and friends. Christman years of actual 4-11 club work as a In the one tim e in all the year when 4-H'er and la te r took 4 yearn of we feel we must keep in touch with form ed at 8t. Michaels Church at ull our friend«, old and new, and F u tu re F a rm e r train in g In the Al Grand Konde under the auspices of tiany high school. what u th rill It In to find uniong your F a th e r H erm an and F ath er Shef lie wan deidgnuted an one of the Chrlntm as rurdn, greetings you d id n 't field . T he m ilita ry honors were per expect . from old friends whose ad form ed by Sheridan American Leg outstanding fu tu re farm ers In th ■late and actually operated a farm dresses you hud lost In the shuffle ion Post, No. 75 w ith the following on hln own fo r 3 year period, and of busy livin g ! parts and personel: Pud H u rtt, Cap which he ntarted on while Mill) a Santa wan really generous, too. In tain of the G uard; Dick Hostetler, high school student, He ceased our nelghbood leaving gifts from operation on the farm when he gleam ing, w hite refrigerators, new made a tr ip to Olym pia, Washington. Joined the nervtee. electric ranges, fu ll nets of a lu m in Hunday. In college, M r, Ohllng developed um cooking ware for the mother« to K enneth B ate who was home for actually j u very fine scholanHe record, staten m in ia tu re tractor« I that the holiday has returned to F ort W C. Leth, Polk County Agent. He ru n ) fo r the little “ tykes." Ord, C a lifo rn ia . A fte r he finishes wan elected to A lpha Zeta, nation To parents at Christm an tim e, : his tra in in g period, he expects to he al a g ric u ltu ra l honorary fra te rn ity 'Hom e fo r C hrlntm as" are jo yfu l He wan nlno Interested In athletic« word« and they were fu lly realized tra n s fe rre d to the Ordnance Head q uarters in M aryland and wan varnlty baseball m anger In by Mr. and Mrs. A rledge whose two 194 3. He In a mem ber of Kappa daughter« and th e ir fam ilies, Mr. 1 Miss T h e lm a Lady who «pent part Klgma social fra te rn ity . and Mrn. Shanty, und a non, John of the sum m er w ith her ulster, Mrs. M r O hllng and hln fa m ily , In Arledge, were a ll home to make Fay V ollm an, was recently m arried eluding hln wife and two children th e ir Christm as a lively one. There to M r. C hester Storey and sends - one 3 yearn and one 3 month« were eighteen present for the fam ily C hristm as greetings from IdaAha, old have been In Dalian for a couplt dinner. M r. John Arledge came up Oregon where they are m aking th eir of week« w hile he wan completing from E iffeka. C a lifo rn ia anil Is stay home, at present. Thelm a has many hln college work They have pun h ing fo r several days to visit with his friends In the vic in ity of W illam ina u:ed the T. O. Sander« place on 911 son, l,enlle, who make« hln home and I'm sure they all Join me In Anh Ht. In Dalian. here w ith hln grandparents, Leslie w ishing her the utmost happiness. T h e new unnlntant agent In a vet and his fa th e r have Just returned eran, having served 30 month« In from Eugene where they have been the Navy an Aerographer's m ate and visiting. nerved connlderalde of that tim e In M r and Mrs. Ed Osland were hol the A leutian« on the Inland« of iday d in n er guests of Mr. and Mrs. A dak and K odiak. Lym an Johnson. H e Will divide hln tim e In the Mrn. Johnnie Sm ith (form erly county agent's office about 60-50 Helen Itu d d i and her husband are between 4-11 club work and usnlntunt 'expected here thin week fo r a visit county agent work. w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M r. and Mrs. H erm an Bate visited relatives in P o itla n d over the week end. W e ll. Folks, now that Christmas Is over, we can m ake our plans for th e New Y ear and let's make l r a g(x»d one! W o lfer, F irin g Squad; P hil La Vole NEW HOPE* BEST WISHFÇ Time, the one monarch to whom th« whole world pays obeisance, poises his scyth' to sw eep back another year into history's pages. Few tears mark the death of the old year, but there is gladness at the advent of a new era, which man feels is to prove better and more fruitful them fjje old one. M ay new faith and new courage be your 'ot in 1948. A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS Robertson Variety Store W illam ina, Oregon | Rudd. T he Sm iths live at Amboy, W ashington. T h e other daughter. Mrs. Donald H a w k , lives In Sheridan and was at home fo r Christm as eve Mrs. W a lte r Stephens made a trip Io P ortland last Monday to attend the fu n eral services of an aunt. Mr. a n d Mrs. L , E. Pnge and daughter spent Christm as in P o rt land visiting Mrs. Page’s sister. Mr. and Mrs. Page are our new neighbors having bought the home recently I Oregon high nchoo:s conducting fu ll course« in d riv e r tra in in g and education have grown In number from three io 29 since the » ta rt ot the school year, Secretary of State E a rl T . Newbry has announced. Each of the 29 schools are o ffe r ing behlnd-t he-wheel (ruining with dual controlled earn an a fe a tu re of o w n e d b y Mr. and Mrs. Ralph the course. Rhoden. T hey have lived In Sheridan for the past three years. M r. Page LICENSE EXAMINER DUE works for L ittle jo h n logging con A traveling exam iner of operators tractors. and chauffeurs is scheduled to a r Mr. and Mrs. Oran H am ilton went rive In Sheridan. Thursday, Jan. S, to C arlton for th e ir Christm as cele 1945, and w ill be on duty at the bratlon, visiting at the home of Mr. C ity H a ll between the h ilirs of 9 nnd Mr«. H utton T he H am ilto n fa m a. m. and 4 p. m., according to a ily visited friends In T illa m o o k over recent announcement released from the week end. the Secretary of State's office. M r. and Mrs. Brackenbraugh Another year has rolled around . . . 1948. As we see it, this is another opportunity to make new friends, and to serve our old ones even better. May we offer you our best wishes Hoopskirts and sideburns belong to for a truly Happy New Year. a legendary era now. External ways of life change constantly, but friend * ship remains ever the same. And just as friends wished each other a Happy N ew Year a hundred years ago, so we on the eve of 1948 ex tend our warmest greetings to you. DELORES BULLER Willamina Dept. Store WAVE SHOP WILLAMINA. OREGON W illam ina, Oregon R M iìiiil
