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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1942)
i Illinois Valley News, Thursday, June I, 1912 Page Four Locals Miss Jetty Moseley and Mrs. Lona Covey of Selma, were in Grants Pass Monday shopping. Mrs. John Evit Jr. and Bill Ev- itt Jr. spent Monday in Grants Pass on business. Mis. Joe Houck is staying a month in Grants Pass with her daughter, Mrs. Jack Eggers. George W. Martin returned Sunday night from Portland where he spent several days on business. —o— Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Leonard re turned the first of the week from several days’ visit in Eureka, Cal Mrs. Maude Brown and daugh ter Alice, came down from the High Plateau mine over Memor ial day. —o— Dareen DeLisle of Ashland is spending a week’s vacation visit ing at the I. B. Hearing home in O'Brien. —o— Clarence Strong, foreman foi Gene Brown at the High Plateau mine, was in (.rants Pass on busi ness last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brown ac companied by Mrs. Robert Balzkt were in Grants Pass last Thurs day transacting business. —o— Mrs. George Allen accompan ied her daughter, Mrs. Carl Theur kauf to Grants Pass on a shoppinj trip the first of the week. —o--- Mrs. Agnes Mclrvin who has been confined to her home on ac- count of sickness is able to be ouf again. -- o--- Miss Ruby Hosford returned from Portland last week when she visited her brother who she had not seen for several years. Mrs. Mary Desmond of Medford and Eugene Andrews of Grants Pass spent the week end with Mrs. Elizabeth Holland of Bridgeview. Fire Permit Extension Is Requested An appreciative and responsive attendance at the Illinois Valley Chamber of Commerce Tuesday noon luncheon in Hotel Drews, heard Dave Webb renew his plan for preventing forest fires and Don Cameron tell of the present status of road construction and repair, subjects of vital interest to us all. After a full discussion and the free expression of varying opin ions, Elwood Hussey moved and A. C. Hamrick seconded the motion which carried the fidlowing night message to Lt.-Gen. DeWitt: Cave Junction, Oregon, June 2, 1942. Lt.-Gen, John L. DeWitt, Presidio, San FTancisco. Because of the threatening for est fire hazard due to prolonged rainy season, the Illinois Valley Chamber of Commerce, represent ing 5,000 people, respectfullly re quest an extension of time for burning brush, and the immediate opening of Happy Camp road as a higliwav for communication ami evacuation if necessary. William A. Brown, .Acting president Illinois Val ley Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Brown gave a brief sum mary of the recent correspondence which is coming to him as chair man of the Continuation Commit tee of the Northern California and Southern Oregon Development as sociation, which was organized at the Inter-County conference in (¡rants Pass May 21st. Nearly .'10 letters have been received from representative men in many com munities in the region of Curry, Del Norte, Siskiyou, and Jackson counties. All express their ap proval of the organization which is designed to meet the pressing need for careful planning for post-war activities. It was a great pleasure to have Mr. and Mrs. Don Cameron as guests. Though living in (¡rants Puss, they are really Illinois Val- leyans at heart. Mrs. Henry Webb was dismissed from the Josephine General hos pital where she was for several days receiving medical treatment. ——o— Louie Biilache returned home ami Mrs. Leslie Weiss and other from San Francisco Monday. He relatives. had been in th». bay urea for the —o— last two weeks on mining and The Selma school closed personal business. Friday with a picnic held in —o— evening, and a large crowd Mrs. Earl Atchison and daugh tending, In the upper room ter Mary Lou of Klamath Falls ton Morrow and Kenneth Brew were recent visitors at the home er received credit for having per of her parents, Mr. and Mr- Ebb fect attendance. Certificates for Hogue of Selma. proficiency in business writing —o— were given Carmelita Krauss and Mr. and Mrs. John Webber and Thelma Wilder. On the honor roll sons of Klamath Falls visited ovei for the upper grades were Lewis the week elld with Mrs. Webber'- and <'armelita Krauss ami Billy Al aunts, Mrs. Leslie Weiss mid Mis letie Plumlee. Ebb Rogue in Selma. —o--- —o--- Miss Helen Healing, daughter Aik man Armstrong returned of Mr. and Mrs. I B. Hearing of from California and is a guest at O'Brien, left Tuesday for Corval the Waldo Motel in O'Brien. Mr lis to attend the 4-H summer Armstrong is interested iu min school as a leader. Miss Hearing ing and is working the Patrica expenses are all being paid ns a mine. chaperon for the I Her* from —o— Jackson county. Mrs J J Villair left for Port — o— land last week where she was met Mr ami Mrs. O. W Green of by her daughter, Miss Jeanne Vii the Model grocery, were in Grants lair, ami both returned home last Pass last Friday evening to at week i nd Miss Villaii was a stil tend the graduation exercises of dent ut U. of O the past year ami the Grants Pass high school. Mis is home foi the summer. Dorothy Green, their daughter, - o— wa« a member of the class. —o— Mr and Mrs Henry Krauss of Selma had as their guest last week Edwin "Bit” Smith, son of M Mis T \kin of Corvallis She left ami Mrs. Harry O. Smith, came later for Montague. Calif., with lumie from Corvallis where he i- her von and daughter-in-law. Mr and Mrs. Bob \km who had been visiting the latter's parents, Mr. ILSÈ ìrk “ CAVE CITY THEATER PtUC’ IS AS* (WASTEFUL AS A ; [ leaking FAUCET ft 0 ft 0 ft 0 Model Cash Grocery THESE PRICES ARE EFFECTIVE a G-*- Ti I Fruits and Vegetables 0 ft Í 0 Ti ft 0 I 0 0 k 0 Tí 0 ft 0 0 JACK BENNÙ and K A> FR \N( IS ASPARAGUS 2 Pounds for THOMPSON’S MALTED MILK Free Syrup Pitcher with 1 lb. can TOMATOES 2 Pounds for BAKING POWDER Clabber Girl, 2 pound can STRAWBERRIES Local, 2 boxes for PINK SALMON, Happy Vale 1 Pound can for........................... HERSHEY BARS Large, 2 for ( O( OA 2 Pounds for 21c RAISINS I Pound package for TOM ATO SOU I 3 Cans for STALEY’S CUBE STARITI 3 Boxes for LIPTON’S TEA 1 Pound can for PANCAKE FLOUR Hungry Jack, 10 pound sack FLOUR, Kitchen Queen 19 Pound sack for attending OSC, for a short visit last Friday. He left for Corval lis Sunday, where he has a posi tion for the vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cadra of Crescent City and Mrs. Elvin Hurd and sons Jimmie and Bobbie of Eureka, also Mrs. Hurd, Sr., of Eureka, visited with the Clyde Hays family last Saturday. — o— Miss Gertrude Bloomingcamp returned Monday morning from Hornbrook. Calif., where she vis ited her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Bloomingcamp, and other rel atives and friends. A family get-together party was I held at the I.. R. Webb home in I Elk vallev on Memorial day. Those' present from outside the valley were Mr and Mrs. Jake Houck of. Midland, Oregon. Mr. and Charles Floyd of Klamath and Pick Nane of O’Brien o BLESSED EVENT BORN' To Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wright of Cave Junction, at Sacred Heart hospital in Med- ford. Sunday, April .'list, at 3 p. ill., a son. named Norman Eu- , gene Wright, weighing four pounds, three ounces. ________ o________ Benefit dance Saturday night, •lune dth. at American Legion hall, (’are Junction. Tickets 75c. Sup per 25c. CONSERVE SUGAR! 25c 25c í>«c 57c Sl.«3 TAKILMA NATIONAL DEFENSE SOCIETY COFFEE, Royal Club 1 Pound can for MAYONNAISE Best Foods, per quart ( REAM OF WHEAT Per box — ............ MATCHES Fire Chief, per carton OATS, Minit or Regular 10 Pound sick for Attend the Benefit Dance Saturday Night Crown Flour and Feeds fl Hi fl Hi fl Hit fl Hi fl Hi P & & 8 & fl & 0 Hi Benefit dance Saturday night June fith, at American Legion hall, Cave Junction. Tickets 75c. Sup per 25c. May 27, at 11:5 a. m. at Jo sephine General hospital in Grants Pass a baby girl weigh ing eight pounds, 12 ounces. The Takilma National Defense o- —o society is not talking much these days but nearly every Thursday BLESSED EVENT Mr. and Mrs. Georg Amo of there are signs of activity at the BORN-—To Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Selma were shopping in Grants Takilma Casualty Station, and the j Stephens of Selma, Wednesday, Pass last Monday. members report favorably on their Victory Gardens. Knitting and sewing have not been completely laid aside either. Now that the First Aid class is completed the society plan on taking up the study of incendiary bombs, fire protec tion, etc., and make a special study of the treatment of burns. • RAYON WHITE The society is also planning on PANTIES ANKLETS giving a dance Saturday night to Full Run of Sizes White or Tea rose raise funds for the purchase of additional supplies which have not 15c, 20c. 25c pair 29c - 35c - 39c been donated by individuals and by the Red Cross. Stock Up On Summer Needs • STRAW HATS • TABLE TUMBLERS Attend the BENEFIT DANCE Saturday Night HOWS YOUR HAIR DUO? Better make an early ap pointment and have your hair dressed for the big Benefit Dance Saturday night. Cave Junction Beauty Shop C.FRTUDE BLOOMINGCAMP CAVE JUNCTION. OREGON ISTRIBUTOR Many Styles and Sizes 3 for 10c. 5c. 2 for 15c • GALVANIZED PAILS • For Men, Women, Children 15c - 25c - 35c • SUN GLASSES 10 Quart Size Protect Your Eyes 39c 10c - 15c - 25c • COTTON HOSIERY < • PAPER NAP KINS, PLATES For Gardening \ Design for Every Occasion 20c. 29c 10c Package • COI I) PACK FANNERS • KETTLES 7 Quart Size All Sizes for Canning $1.39 - $1.19 29c to 98c McGregor Co 5-10-25 <1 Where It’s Easy to be Thrifty” Grants Pass, Oregon Hi l l’ WIN I'HE WAR Sugar makes alcohol alco hol cools airplane engine*. Conserve your sugar CAVE CITY DRUG STORE Cave Junction, Oregon 47c 4»c 21c 21c 12c 25c 3<>e 45c 25c 25c 5Oc ( HEESE-IT Pound package for PEANUT BUTTER 2 Pounds for in Texaco Gas, Oil Greases ¡Fresh and Cured Meat BROOMS Good Ones, at only 1000 * 4 gr. tablet CEO. A HICKS H............................................... ....................... ......................... ................. '3 . 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