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About The times of Willamina. (Willamina, Oregon) 1972-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1973)
At Grand Ronde THE TIMES Steven Disraeli Aaron by Doris Samson, ph. 879-2065 3342 and. Mr s - Randall Butler gave a Thr, da7 ^biner for their daughter Tracy, onto e. attendlng were great - grandpar- Mr. and M rs. Gus Leno, grand- Mtv , Mr’ 411(1 M rs- Alton Butler Sr. Mike Lash, Alton Butler J r ., Gus But- m Bruce Merc ie r and Garrey Butler. Mrs. Lorna Pierce made the cake in the form of a beautiful doll. been reported that Mr. Melvin Rente is in the veterans’ hospital. M rs. Je rry Jerabek entertained the fol lowing ladies at her home last Monday afternoon: Terry Bolish, Lois Butter, Raye Myres, Roxie Jahn, SueTIofenbredl, M rs. Larry Hofenbredl, Connie Hamock Flora Samson, Lorna Pierce, Gladys Pond, along with out-of-town guests Betty Phil- Ups and Delores Jerabek, both from Dal las. Coffee, cookies and Kool-aid was served by the hostess. Volleyball Views M r. and Mrs. Lin Gatchell are the proud Parents of a six - pound boy. M rs. Gat- chei is the form er Sandra Lash. Proud great - granparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gus Leno of Grand Ronde. THANK YOU to BobEddyaloggingtruckdriver who fixed a flat to r two stranded wnmPn women M rs. F. Kilgore 13-lc c W a n te d J Our condolences to theSzyszkowsklfam- « 2 .? snLE: ? edar 7 & 8' Fence SI CentS ea lf take O/O-OBIZ,. 13-lp j y on the loss of wife and mother. Poulan saw FOR SALE: Boys 27 In, 10| speed bike, Mini bike, boys clo thes and mlsc. 335 S.E. Ivy St Willamina. 16th and 19th. BETTER SH A K LEE N utrition, T ired, Try, R e s u lts S h a k le e D is tributors,. 843.-2148 J. A. OPAL R obertson Nursery, Rt. 1, Box 211 (Spirit Mountain), Grand Ronde. Geraniums - all sizes, all colors - $1 and up. b24p- Sheridan cross country Sheridan's cross-country team, plagued with injuries and illnesses, participated in the North Marion invitational meet last Wednesday. The Spartan team ran against a field of 142 runners from double A and t r i ple A schools throughout northwest O re gon. Sheridan's Steve Paterson ran the tough 2.7 mile course in 15:03 to place 3oth. Spartan teammate Mike Rentz finished 61st. The Spartans will be running at Yam hill - Carlton on October 18 at 4 p.m. in a league meet against Dayton, Sher wood and Y-C. FOR SALE: S iegler Oil H eater. W-fan $45.00 876-6332. H -tfc R e a l Estate 5 acres on large creek, water rights, 2 HP electric irrigation system , 2 BDR House, 2 BDR 12 x 60 late model, Mobile home; and about 40 per cent clear; balance brush & trees Gravelled public road frontage $21,500.00 2 ■ i ■' j ' ■' 2 BR house on less than stan dard size lot. single garage tre e s, hedge, garden spot $14,900.00. Sheridan Realty 142 E . Main, Sheridan, O re. 843-3151 13-lc 3 BDRM. house; fireplace, attached garage, den, lots of space. Call for appoint m ent 876-2894. 6-tfc ELECTION NOTICE Notice hereby Is given that a school district bond election will be held In and for School Dis tric t No. 30-44-63J of Yamhill, Polk and Tillamook Counties, O r egon, on Tuesday, November 6, 1973, between the hours of 8:00 o'clock a.m . and 8:00 o'clock p.m., at wlch election there will be submitted to the qualified electors of said D istrict the ques tion of contracting a bonded in debtedness In the sum of NINE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN THOUS AND EIGHT HUNDRED EIGHTY & NO/100 DOLLARS ($918,880) tor the purpose of providing funds with which to construct, equips and furnish an elementary school building in said D istrict at Grand Ronde in Polk County. The bonds shall be general ob ligations of the D istrict, shall be in denominations of $5,000.00 and shall be payable over a term of not to exceed 25 years from and after the date of issue. The vote shall be by ballot upon which shall be the words "Bonds Yes" and "Bonds N o", and the voter shall place a cross (x) o r a check mark ( *^) between the word "Bonds" and the word "Y es", o r between the word "Bonds" and the word "N o ", which ever indicates his choice. Polling places for the election and the places at which quali fied voters shall cast their bal lots are as tollows: ,(a) Those qualified voters re siding in YamhiU County pre cinct #28, Polk County Precinct #91 and Tillamook County P re cinct #48 will vote at Grande Ronde Grade School. (b) Those qualified voters re siding in YamhiU County P re cincts #8 and #25, Polk County Precincts #89 and 90 will vote at the Willamina High School. The polls tor the reception of the ballots cast tor o r against the contraction of such indebt edness wiU, on the date and at the places above-described, be opened at the hour of 8:00 o'clock a.m. and rem ain open until 8;00 o'clock p.m . of the same day, at which hourthepoUs shall be closed. Dated and first published Oct. 17,1973. JACK BEELER Election Officer of School D istrict No. 30-44-63J of YamhiU, Polk and Tillamook counties, Oregon October 17 and 25. Sunday visitors at the Ivan CaUigan home were Mrs. Pauline Uglow, siste r of Mrs. CaUigan, and friends Mr. and M rs. Har old Bates — all of McMinnviUe. Mr. Harold (Skippy) CaUigan, wife and family ■of Carlton. Skippy is the grandson of • Mr. and Mrs. Ivan CaUigan. FOR SALE: Gravenstein apples and Bartlett pears. Please bring containers. Herman Andres. Rt. 1 Box 122, Sheridan on Red Prarie Rd., 843-2818. 7-tfc [ Sunday dinner guests at th home of Mr. and MRS. Elman Schuerch were Mr. and Mrs. David Moore of Sheridan. L ater caUers that day were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Grover of Sheridan. _Mr. and M rs. Amos Andrew and chil dren recently visited the Eldon Yates tomily at Edddyville. M rs. Andrew says tito lthe Country there ls “"usually beau- WANTED: 10 to 40 acres with live creek- FOR SALE; Couch, chair, coffee wlth o r without buildings but and end tables , all matching It must be ok to r building. Call set, solid heavy wood $115.00 843-3638 o r see manager at Co 2 co m er tables $5.00 ea. Stove $15. Motor cycle tra ile r $60, peland Yard-Sherldan. 13-lp 8 battery tank aquarium & acc. _ $12, Large Oscar fish $15,Kawa saki 500, $400. 120 base acc- ordlan like new $75. 125 S.W. B u s in e s s Ivy Willamina 876-2802 13-1C S e r v ic e s drive OUT to Jim ’s Trading Post, one mile west of G rand Ronde, for S iegon’s , Best Bargains. Thousands of pairs of used shoes, over 10,000 books in cluding large 10» section. Tons of used clothing, at- tresses, rugs, auto parts, plumbing, appliances and parts. Try us before you buy new. Open every day phone 879-2922 J i m ’s Trading Post. Steven Disraeli Aaron died Monday, October 8 in the Doembecher Hospital, Portland, Oregon® Funeral services were held at Adamson's Sheridan Funeral Home October 11, 1973 at 2^)0 p.m. with interment in Greencrest Memorial Park, Sheridan, Oregon. Steven (Tater) , the five year old son of Steve and Marian Schoppert Aaron was bom in McMinnviUe March 30,1968. He had been in poor health since his birth. He is survived by his parents Steve and Marian Aaron of Sheridan; his grand parents Ted and Jane Aaron of Sheridan; other more distant relatives and friends, a great grandfather Leslie Foley, Jam es town, Ky.; other more distant relatives and friends. Poulan XXV With CARRYING CASE Mfg. suggested price $144.90 Poulan 25BA AUTOMATIC OILING With CARRYING CASE Mfg. suggested price $154.90 THESE PRICES FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY 127“ Sheridan Engine W orks H iw a y 18 S h e rid a n VIEW HOMES E ig h th grade results In the Junior Varsity game, Sherry Henry takes a Banks serve and sets it up for one of the girls to return over thè net. The Willamina girls' volleyball teams came on strong to beat the Banks team s, here Friday evening, to the first game the varsity won by a score of 15 to 3. to the second game of the varsity Banks was a little stronger, the score being 15 to 4, Willamina, to a d e a n sweeps Debbie Thayer made nine of these 15 points for high scorer. The J.V .'s wanted to play ball a little longer, more practice I guess, for they just handed Banks the first game, 17-15, Kim Naslund scored 10 points in the se cond game to help post a 15-4 victory tor Willamina. After a brief rest, Kim came right back with 11 points in the third game. Willamina won 15 to 4 again. All the girls played real weU. They are after the wins when they play this way. The freshmen came from behind in their game to win 16 to 14 in the first, for Willamina. They were just as determined in the second and they were in the first, to win by a score of 15 to 10. This was a total of six wins and one loss. On to the league championshipl Willamina's eighth grade football team remained unbeaten .ac mey defeated Am ity 42-0 last Thursday in a game play ed at Amity. The Wolverines completely dominated Ladies1 Volleyball play, as fullback Bart Bryant ran for touchdowns of 62, 26 and 20 yards. WiU- The Willamina Ladies volleyball team amina's other scoring came on quarter back Mark Kelson's sneak up the mid (Littlejohn's) won their second set of dle for 66 yards and halfback Mike Lit games of the year by beating the Port tlejohn's runs of five and seven yards. land Glove team of Carlton three out Split end Wayne Brown was chosen "L i of five. There will be two more weeks of pre neman of the week" and halfback Li season games before they settle down ttlejohn "Back of the week". to play for keeps. The regular season begins Oct. 29. Willamina's seventh grade team played Amity's seventh graders to a 0-0 stand When the ladies play at home, look for them at the old gym on the hill by the off following the eighth grade game. grade school. GERRY'S A N TIQ U ES The Sheridan G irl's Varsity volleyball team remained undefeated in league play with 15-10 and 15-6 victories over N es- tucca last Thursday at Cloverdale. Casey Whalon lead Spartan scoring with 10 points, followed by Rae Stutzman’s 6 m arkers. Tana Potter had five points. The girls' " B " team lost two out of three matches with scores of 17-15, 2-15 and U-15. The "C " team won both matches 15-3 and 15-13. JV‘ Willamina'^ junior varsity scored with 5:14 remaining in a hard fought contest to defeat Dayton's junior varsity 16-8, ' Monday evening October 8 at Willamina. Both teams struggled through three and one half quarters to an 8-8 deadlock. Late in the 4th quarter with the junior 'Dogs in possession, quarterback Jeff Smith hit tight end Tim Bainter crossing behind Dayton's secondary. Bainter eluded would-be tacklers and galloped down the right sideline for the deciding tally. The pass-run play covered 81 yards. Fullback Roger Rivers ran around right end for the two point conversion. Willamina's first score came early in the second quarter, as fuUback Rivers hit paydirt on a run from 2 yards out. Rivers ran for the two point conversion. Dayton scored early in the last quarter, as halfback Santos Mota fought his way into the end - zone on a 10 yard run. OLSON’S FURNITURE New - Used Antiques Custom Upholstering 1444 West Main Street Sheridan 843-3272 We buy, se ll and trade. 1103 West Main Sheridan, Oregon Ph. 843-3710 win The T ra v e l B u rea u 220 N. Evans M cM innville Phone 472-5127 YAMHILL COUNTY'S "TRAVEL" HEADQUARTERS san sa STUCK electric , inc . M ore See On Cable T.V. 1st _____ Jim & Jack’s Radiator Repair Service and Supplies 243 E. Main, Sheridan 843-2992 Phone 843-2622 *************************^ * Custom-Built Horse Trailers £ Tack‘Western Wear * Saddles-Riding Boots * Ed's Shoe & Saddle Shop Quality Shoe Repair, Of Course Buy Now!! For Custom Interior Selection Valley View A d d itio n to Willamina are now being taken By Hostetler Realty- Sheridan Phone 843-2468 * *E d & Duane Schumacher Ph. 472-6527 $ 905 N. Baker McMinnville * Oxygen & Acetylene Sales & Service *18,700 HOW TO BUY: Under F. H. A. 502 program. Payments approx. *125 a month plus taxes 8 insurance *250 down loan precessing and dosing costs Credit Report Occupancy approx. 90 days f * Applications For a New 3-Bedroom Home in the ncArt Dr. Victor E. Johnson CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Willamina Clinic 1 block south of bridge 118 S. Main Phone ¡^Willamina 876-3302 j I 1 I M1SHLER WRECKERS -Au« Glass Work If Tow Cat Is Needed , Call 876-2432 Willamina M c M in n v ille T ire S ervice Victor Torches & Welding Supplies Sheridan Engine W orks 132 E. M ain Sheridan 843-3893 Custom Retreading i mo i . f .. « J°hn Larson 1109 Lafayette Ave. 472-6946 Jtre«tone Tires All Tax Reliefs Apply J. W . COPELAND YA RD S IM K E IB B B jg E CHOICE NOW; O ve r 50 Years SOLO EXCLUSIVELY BY T r Dependable Service Hostetler Realty g"*™ Site 148 S. Bridge St. Sheridan Dean Robinson Construction 843-2468 Morgage Co. SAFECO IN S U R A N C E Ham street Insurance Agency Distributor for Pratt and Lambert Paint Lumber Paint Building M aterials Thone 843-3342 345 s. Bridge st., Sheridan 10 5 S.W . M o n ro e St. P ho n e 8 4 3 -3 7 6 4
