Illinois Valley News, Thursday, November 25, 1937
Water System
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Fight Is on For
Membership Drive
merce guarantee sufficient num
ber of pupils up to 25, to make
At the last meeting of the Illi
the operation of the bus possible. nois Valley Chamber of Commerce,
This motion prevailed, and Mr. Dr. William A. Brown made a mo
Brown said that he and Mrs. tion to hold a membership drive,
Brown would guarantee to pro the motion was carried and Chair
vide funds for one pupil, if a suf- man Drews appointed Ken Carson
ficient number did not take ad - as chairman of the drive. Ken has
vantage of the opportunity, He chosen his captains and lieutenants
did this to insure the operation and has divided the entire member
of the school bus, and his remarks ship into two groups, the reds and
were appreciated by the mem blues, and the losing side will pro
bers, but it is evident this will not vide a luncheon for the winners.
be necessary as there are a suf
The following list tells each
ficient number of children who member which side they are on,
will take advantage of this kind and they had better get to work
of transportation for school.
securing members. This is going to
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There are at present about $90 be a great campaign, and the
availble for school bus transpor- luncheon after it will be greatly
tation, this together with $5 a enjoyed. Here is the list.
month from the emergency fund,
BLUE
RED
and the 10c per pupil would make Wm. McLean,
Dr. William A.
the operation of the bus possible,
Brown, captain,
captain.
and in the near future we expect Loleta Jasperson.Patricia Jackson,
to see the bus in operation.
O. E. JonM,
R. Balzke, lieu
A motion was made to have
lieutenants,
tenants,
every member notified by mail
Elwood Hussey Bert Watkins,
that at the next meeting, Tuesday. A. Theuerkauf, Art Drews,
November 30th, the principal mat
Mrs. Paul Fattig,Dr. E. E. Brooks,
ter of business will be the definite
George Rowley, Floyd Fagnant,
settlement of the registration bur
Thos. Smith,
Bart McCue,
eau, and it is imperative that eve
Lee Sowell,
Bob Rout,
ry member attend this meeting as
Clara Magill,
L. A. Stone,
this is the last day the registra
D. J. Hancock,
Delbert Gates,
tion bureau is to be under the
E. O. Lawson,
R. W. Renfro,
the
present operation, unless
A. N. Collman, Mrs. Balzke,
Chamber members desire that this
M. D. Elliott,
L. E. Athey,
arrangement continue. However,
M. C. Athey,
Alma Martin,
it is of such importance that eve-
W. R. McQuay, Paul Fattig,
ry Chamber member should at-
Wm. Wasmond, Fred Galeno
tend the meeting and have this
Hy Miller,
Ethel Pickett
matter finally decided.
Forbes Slayton, Forrest Dunham
Mr. Hussey introduced R. Zim-
A. L. Laws,
Werner Huber
merman, who is here representing
('. S. Baker.
Roy Dundas.
Jack Heaster. Mr. Heaster is well
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known in the valley, and is will
High School
ing to build and operate a water
(Continued from Pace One!
system for Cave City and Kerby
if a sufficient revenue can be Lean, Delia Winn and Ken Robin
had to make the system profitable. son.
In the poster contest for adver
Mr. Zimmerman was not able to
give the members much informa tising, Barbara Hensley won first
tion, but a committee was appoint prize, second prize went to Rob
ed to go into the matter in a bus ert Roth and third was given to
iness like way and ascertain if William Hensley.
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such a system could be provided
and give the cities good, wholesome
drinking water, and at the same
time provide adequate fire protec
tion.
The committee together
with the board of directors of the
Chamber will meet with Mr. Zim
merman Friday night and try to
find a way where the water sys
tem could be built to the satisfac
tion of all concerned. At the same
time, Ken Carson was authorized
to enumerate every citizen of
Cave City that a proper census
of the city could be had. He is to
complete this work as soon as
possible.
C. F. Pruess, attorney of Grants
» Pass, was a guest at the meeting
and Chairman Drews called on
him for a few words. He said that
he had always wanted to attend
and was always looking forward
to the time when he would have
an opportunity to attend the
Chamber of Commerce meeting,
and he enjoyed being at this meet-
ing and was decidedly impressed
with the Chamber and its activi-
ties. He said every time he goes
through the city he sees improve
ment, and he feels that Cave
Junction citizens and the Cham
ber are up and coming, aggressiv»,
and go getters. He said that we
are closer to the objectives we
are striving for than ever before,
and complimented the Chamber
on its activities.
Speaking about the possibility
of the water system. Mr. Pruess
said he was not sure which was
the quicker way to get the sys
tem, whether by incorporating th
city or not. He said there was
benefits on both sides.
Mr. Pruess has taken the mat
ter up of incorporating the city
many times and is willing and
ready to help us in any way he
can. Mr. Hussey spoke of his in
terest in our city and the work
he has already done to help us.
Concerning the building site foi
the Chamber, the committee war
told to look for another location,
as the one decided on had been
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sold. The board will meet and look
* for another site immediately.
A. L. Laws, Ethel Pickett and
Patricia Jackson were new mem
bers taken in at the meeting.
Next meeting will be held Tues
< day noon. November 30th, and a
full attendance is expected.
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The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold their regular meeting
Wednesday, December 1st. Offi
cers request all members to be
present.
FOR SALE — .Mining location
blanks, both quartz and placer
and trespa>s notices at the
Illinois Valley News office.
Kerby Grade Children
Pul on Program
cordion duet, Lloyd Morrison and
Elwood Hussey.
Indian Dance, First and scc-
ond grade.
Patty Gow, Craig Stallcup, Do-
rothy Thrasher, Max Morrison,
Howard Wilson. Richard Thom
son, Earl Thomson, Bobby Gow
and Harry Kellert.
Lois
Modern
Thanksgiving,
Richardson.
Play, "Our Thanksgiving Day”.
intermediate room, Billy
Lind-
ley, Rosemary Sache, Lewis Shoe-
maker, Mary Lou Schroeder, Dan
ny Farlien, Norman Wilson, Eth
el Elroy, Roger Egger.
The entire room sang, “Amer
ica the Beautiful.
Thanksgiving, Frank McLean.
Song, “Come Ye Thankful Peo
ple, Come", third grade, Zenna
Slack, Dena Jones, Jack Sauer,
Sharon Currier, Carol McAlister
and Georgia Goldsby.
Puritan Council, upper grade
boys, Elwood Hussey,
George
Lillis, Lee Hassler, Bob White.
Jack Sowell, Hob Roy McLean,
Lloyd Morrison, Ellis Tycer.
“My Jack o’Lantern, George
Kellert.
Dutch Couple Folk Dance, upper
grade girls, Virginia Thrasher,
Heide Sachse, Caroline Hayden,
Janet Martin, Norma McCrady,
Doris Jones.
The Pilgrims came, Dean Tycer.
Speak for Yourself, John, Janet
Martin.
Courtship of John Miles Stand
ish, upper grade girls, Virginia
Thrasher, Clarissa Welch, Betty
lackey. Heide Sachse, Caroline
Hayden, Janet Martin, Lois Rich
ardson, Sarah North, Norma Mc
Crady.
Accordion and harmonica duet,
“Cleniantine," Elwood
Hussey
and Lloyd Morrison.
Indian Children, Francis Bad-
den.
Dressed Turkey, Sarah North.
Home Sweet Home, Elwood
Hussey and Lloyd Morrison.
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SPECIALS
Saturday and Monday
Granite Stewer,
With Lid
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Galvanized Pail,
12 Quart
The Garden club met last Fri
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. C. L. Schumacher and as-
sisting the hostess were Mrs.
George I.. Martin, Mrs. De Etta
Scott, Mrs. A. N. Collman and
Mrs. Paul Hein. Mrs. J. Villiar
presided as chairman of the pro
gram. Plans were made for the
Christmas meeting which is an an
nual affair at the home of Mrs.
Leo Martin at Bridgeview. Mrs.
Raphael Leonard, Mrs. George I..
Martin, Mi's. A. A. Johnson sang
a song and were accompnied bj
Mrs. Charles C. Babcock at the
piano. Mrs. Lucius Robinson gave
a reading and explained the leg
end of the creation of corn, as
.old by Henry Longfellow in
‘Hiawatha." Mrs. Leo Martin and
Mrs. Butler read poems. After the
program, games were played and
later refreshments were served.
Coffee Maker, Aluminum,
8 cup
Window Shades, Buff color.
36 inch
Axes, Doublebit, Black
Cutter
Five Brothers Work
Shirts
21x36 In. Felt Base Congoleum
Rugs, 2 for
Milk Pans, 6 Qt.
2 for
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Saturday night, Nov. 20, an old
time dance, which was sponsored
by the Grange, was held.
There
was a large crowd, all having "the
inie of their lives," so if you were
not there you certainly missed a
lot of fun. There was both mod
ern and old time dancing so eve
ryone was satisfied.
or a bowl of Chili
After the »how at
HORNING’S SHACK
Grants Pa»»
thanksgiving Dinner
CAVE CITY COFFEE
SHOP
CAVE JUNCTION
BEAUTY SALON
All Tvoei of Beau
tv Work
Perman
ent. M 50 - $3.50
and «5 OO
Fruit Cocktail or
Chilled Tomato Juice
Stuffed Celery
Olives
Consomme
Pineapple Delight Salad
Open Evenings
Store Closed All Day Thanksgiving
Martín Hardware
Cave City, Oregon
If we do not carry your article in stock, we will
gladly get it
Vic’s Home Made Pumpkin oi
Hot Mince Pie
Coffee, Tea or Milk
Seventy Five Cents
CAVE CITY THEATER
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Most Complete Stock of Auto Repair Parts for
YOUR QUICK SERVICE
Brake Linings, U. S. TIRES AND TUBES, including Truck
sizes — BATTERIES and Cables — Coils, Condensers, Points,
Cutouts, Generator and Starting parts ---- Wires, Cables, Clips,
Spark Plugs, etc. — Axles, Drive Shafts — Connecting Rods,
Rings, Gears and Pinions — Cap Screws ,Nuts and Washers
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Gaskets of all kinds
FLO LEEDY
Cave City
BEAUTICIAN
Garage Cr Machine Shop
Roast Young Tom Turkey and
Dressing
Mashed Potatoes and Gravy
Baked Buttered Squash
Hot Rolls
89c
45c
39c
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$1.69
$6.50
All Wool Long Fleece
Jackets
SANDWK HES
at the
34c
34c
99c
Garden Club Activities
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Served from Noon to 10 p.
Last Monday night the pupils of
Kerby grade school gave a splen
did program consisting of read
ings, musical numbers and play
lets. Everyone in the cast acquit
ted themselves wi ., honor.
The costume though home made
were in keeping with the times
and each member taking part
should be congratulated for their
good work.
The principal, A. L. Laws and
his staff of teachers had a big
task directing the children and
they deserve a word of praise for
doing such a fine job.
Those taking part in the pro-
gram are as follows:
America, all present.
Thanksgiving
Day,
Byron
Slack.
Redwing, harmonica and ac-
Bage Three
A. J. DREWS, Prop
CAVE CITY’S
Popular Cafe
COOKED
HOME
HOME
You’ll
MADE
Like
the
ICE
MF.ALS
PIES
ILLINOIS VALLEY ICE
COLI) STORACE CO.
Meals
at the
Phil Sawyer, Prop.
Owl Cafe
DELIVERY
Friday, November 26
"North of the Rio Grande"
A super western drama with William Boyd and
George Hayes
When in (¡rants Pass
Lew Hammer’s
Store
6th and “G” Streets
"THIN ICE"
Complete Line of
CLASSIFIED ADS
with Sonja Henie and Tyrone Power
General Merchandise
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
FOR SAI E Pigs, one brood sow,
one boar, some weaners. P. N.
McVeda, by Camp Muir. 29-ltp
"Nothing Succeeds
Like Success
A Successful Looking Exterior
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MAKES Business
Neon Signs
Make a Successful Ixwking Exterior
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CLUB CAFE
Saturday and Sunday. November, 27 and 28
The picture all have been waiting for
Selma, Oregon
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Eat at the
Eugene Neon Sign Co. I
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FOR SALE Caterpillar '22 tract
or, very reasonable, 011'4’ used
about 100 hours. Gordon Leon
ard, Kerby, Oregon.
29-1 tp
SPEND A LITTLE, BUY A LOT
in Cave City. Prices and terms
to suit.
ELWOOD HUSSEY
Licensed Broker
PREST O LITE Batteries $4.00
and up. Wholesale and retail.
Cumpbell's Super Service, next
to Courthouse, Grants Pass,
Oregon.
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WANTED- 50 men to board at
the Cave City Coffee Shop ILLINOIS VALLEY truck service
Home cooked meals at attractive
anywhere for hire, hauling of all
rates. Vic’s home made pies,
kinds. McQuay & Warren, Cave
pies, goody-goody goody. 29-ltc
25-tfc
J City, Oregon.
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Full Course
Thanksgiving Dinner
Served All Day
REDWOODS HOTEL
Grants Pass, Oregon
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