Illinois Valley News. Thursday, Matt 28, 1942
Page Four
Locals
Grants Pass last week. Mrs. Law-
I son is still under the doctor's care
and gradually improving from her
recent illness.
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Model Cash Grocery
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Mrs. Werner Huber of Kumfy
Mrs. W. O. Burch was in the
Kamp was a Grants Pass visitor
valley looking after their property
last Friday.
interests on the Redwood highway
last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Burch
Mrs. Judy Squire made a busi­
now make their home in Medford
ness trip to Grants Pass on Mon­
where Mr. Burch is working on the
day.
cantonment.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Stout of the
Miss Ruby Hosford of O’Brien
Esterly mine, were shoppers in
left Friday evening for Portland
Grants Pass last Saturday.
where she was to meet her brother
who she had not seen for several
Mrs. Nellie Currier and family
years. He had been visiting his
were guests at the Harold Bower­
youngest daughter at Longview,
man home last Sunday.
Wash., and was returning to his
0. W. Green of the Model gro­
home
in Kansas.
cery was transacting business in
the county seat last Tuesday.
Mrs. Lavina C. Hussey left
Tuesday for Leesburg to visit rel­
atives and friends over Memorial
day.
Mrs. W. F. Harger and Mrs.
Marie Wilson were business visit­
ors in Grants Pass today (Thurs­
day).
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Mrs. Gay Smith returned from
Long Beach, Calif., where she has
been visiting for the past several
months.
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Mr. and Mrs. Orie Lee and fam­
ily are leaving this week for Bel-
flower, Calif., where they will
spend the summer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bowerman
were in Grants Pass last Tuesday.
Harold was transacting business in
the Forest Service.
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Mrs. Vivian Taylor, accompan­
ied by Mrs. C. E. Thacker and Mrs.
Joe Hudron were shoppers in
Grants Pass last Friday.
Mrs. Elton Riley, sons Pat and
Phil, and Mrs. Roscoe Ball and
son Jimmy, were visiting old
friends in the valley Thursday af­
ternoon. Messrs. Riley and Bafl
•ire now employed at Camp White
near Medford.
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Creeling Sawyer left early this
morning (Thursday) for Grants
Pass with a load of scrap iron to
help swell the funds for the “Gen­
eral MacArthur Day’’ drive spon-
tored by merchants.
Mrs. I. B. Hearing returned
from Ashland where she attended
the graduation exercises at the
Southern Oregon College of Edu­
cation. Miss Helen Hearing is at-
ending SOCE and Miss Gertrude
ittends the Ashland high school.
Mrs. Hearing and her daughters
returned to their home in O'Brien
after the exercises.
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HOW TO BE HAPPY
AND SAVE SUGAR
TOLD BY LEADER
Mrs. E. Y. Taylor left Monday
People can’t get as much sugar
for a two weeks visit to Los Ange­
as they would like. From a health
les and vicinity where she will visit
standpoint they don’t need as
with relatives and friends.
much as they normally get—in
fact, just about half that amount.
Bob Wendt left this week for
The logical thing to do, therefore,
Southern California point where
is find ways of making the sugar
he will visit relatives and friends
allowance give a maximum of per­
for several weeks' visit.
sonal satisfaction. This is the way
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Lucy A. Case, extension specialist
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hayes ar­
in foods and nutrition at O. S. C.,
rived in the valley Wednesday.
sizes up the present sugar situa­
Lloyd will be with the forest serv­
tion.
ice this year scaling timber.
It's no use to worry about ex­
actly how much sugar is in the
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fehely and
country, because with sugar now
on
sister-in-law, were calling
considered a‘weapon of war as a
friends in the valley last Saturday,
source of alcohol needed in explo­
They are now living at Orleans,
sives- the government is sure to
Calif.
maintain a margin of safety to
avoid such a critical shortage as
Gilman Squire, son of Mrs. Judy has occurred with rubber, she said.
Squire, left Wednesday morning
The sugar allowance provided,
for Burbank, Calif., where he will aside from that especially ear­
visit relatives. He will be gone marked for canning, can probably
several weeks.
be used to give most satisfaction
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in cooking and baking. Even there,
Mrs. Jack lleintzelman and in however, other things can be used
fant daughter, were dismissed to substitute for it. Coin syrup
from the Josephine General hos- and honey may be used in many
pital last Sunday and are now at kinds of cooked and baked foods,
their home in Cave Junction.
or even to sweeten breakfast cer­
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eals.
The u«e of more dried fruits is
Hon Cameron, engineer of the
Forest Service in Giants Bass, has a sugar-conserving measure, as
organized a road crew and will many of them are almost sweet
make camp by the end of next enough without additional sugar.
week on the construction of the Raisins or dried prunes added to
cei tain dishes will provide sweet­
Sanger Peak road.
ening ns well as fruit. Corn, car
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The latest report on the Happy rots, and sweet potatoes are rich
Camp road is that you can drive a in their own sugar, and will aid in
mile past the junction of Bolan providing a sweet taste to meals.
Such de-serts as custards, bread
lake road toward Happy Camp,
puddings and others made with a
and it it still an eight
large proportion of milk and eggs
to Bolan lake from the
need much less sugar than many
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other
desserts. Some homemakers
Miss Olga Bybsand, \\ ho has
are economizing on sugar by end
been making her home with Mrs.
mg the meal with a fruit salad or
Gladys King at the l.one Mt. Vai
fresh fruit, instead of with a des­
ley resort, left fol Los \ngeles
sert requiring more sugar.
this week where she was called by
In cake making, sugar may be
the serious illness of hei brother
saved by omitting a frosting, or
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l.awson of O’Brien.
Pick Thompson to
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Texaco Gas, Oil Greases
Cave Junction, Oregon
SLICED BEETS, Wilamet brand
No. 2 cans, 2 cans tor
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29c
ORANGES
Fine for Juice. 2 dozen for
Cucumbers, Fresh Tomatoes, Rhubarb, Celery,
Green Peas, Carrots, Bananas, Grapefruit,
Lemons, Avocados
RAISINS
I Pounds for
PEP
2 Boxes for
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TOMATOES, Josephine
No. 2’4 cans, 2 cans for
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GRAPEFRUIT JUK E
Royal Club. 16 ounce cans
BLUE STAR MATCHES
Per carton
PANCAKE FLOUR. Triangle
10 Pound bag for
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PRUNES
23c
2 Pounds for
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FLOUR. Swans Down Family
$2.05 0
19 Found sack for
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COFFEE, Bliss
2 Pou nJ can for
STALEY’S WAFFLE SYRUP
5 Pound pail for
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by using a filling of a fruit mix­
ture or something else that does
not take ordinary sugar. Finally,
if iced drinks are used, they may
be sweetened with a thin syrup
much more economically than with
plain sugar.
OFF IN A CORNER
WITH PHIL SNORT
Dear Ed:
ated game-hogs, either
beast; He gave man dominion over
the animals of the forest and the
birds of the air, the fishes of the
sea; but He did not give “sports­
men” dominion over anything —
unless maybe greed.
Shall we go on voting for a dis­
criminate legislature, or shall we j
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seek one that is indiscriminate re-I
garding all laws? One that will
know the difference between con- '
BUYER MEETS
servation and SPORT?
For a number of years wg have
been hearing much about conserva- j
tion and rehabilitation, and a large I
majority of our people are strongly j
for both; but I, as well as many
others, know we can never get any­
where unless the word conserva i
tion is absolutely divorced from,
the word sportsmen. Sportsmen
means money, means cars and lots
of idle time to kill for “sport" in
far and near places.
Conserva­
tion means to save, to let live; it
means not to kill unless that life
is sorely needed to sustain other
life. I have closely followed, for
a number of years, the words and
deeds of our legislature in regard­
ing the passing of laws to protect
our game life, and. invariably,
each and all say they are doing it
so the sportsmen can find better
fishing or hunting; not a blamed
word for our people as a whole.
The game life of our forests and
fields does not belong to the
ter name they belong to the God
who created them, created all life
with equal rights. He never ere
CONSERVE
SUGAR!
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which is the standard issue today
for the U. S. army, is superior to
the old Springfield rifle in many re­
spects. We literally need millions
of these fast shooting powerful rifles
to equip our army. They cost $85
each and are being manufactured at
the rate of one a minute. They fire
sixty 30-calibre shells a minute.
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ind other much needed supplies,
'u.v more and more War Bonds and
'.op the quota in your county by in­
vesting at least ten percent 'of your
income every pay day.
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Sugar makes alcohol- alco­
hol cools airplane engines.
Conserve your sugai
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