Illinois Valley Neu*. Thursday, April 15, 191S
Ward, Ruby Vaughn, Judy Coll- and Marion Wallace,
man, Lynda Zimmerman and
The Legion A uxiliary invited
Carol Ann Perry.
members of the troop and thei:
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Moore re
The investiture ceremony was parents to a p arty to be given 1
turned to the Valley recently a f conducted by Mrs. E. H. York, soon. R egistration slips fo r sum- 11
te r an absence of several months leader, assisted by Mrs. Leo Dun m er camp were given out. Ti e
in Los Angeles.
can and the following Girl Scouts Girl Scout Cookies w ere also giv
of Troop No. 1: Bonnie Salvage, en out to be sold
I
J. J. Villair and Samuel Miller P atricia Wright, Marilyn Masters,
accompanied by Johin Nylund and M arguerite Dillard and Helen
Have you ever felt “ Ghastly |
Ted Coates, made a hurried busi York.
lin g e r s ” around
your neck'.'
ness trip to Salem.
Songs and games which the gil ls Watch this space and you will soon ,
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have learned at meetings preced
Bonnie McNeill of P ortland, a r ed the refreshm ents.
NEW S ADS G ET RESULTS
rived in the Valley the first of this
Visitors were Mesdames F.
week and is visiting at the home Beauvais, A H mbree, J. Nichol
of J. M. Smock in Holland.
son, A. Scranton, F. Ward, M
P erry, J. Zimmerman, M. Logan
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Ballard of and F. Cook.
Cave Electric & Plum bing Supply,
O ur thanks to girls of Troop N> .
accompanied Mrs. E. Tilton and 1 fo r th eir presence and help.
Bill Rainbolt to G rants Pass on a
Where the Highways Meet
business trip the first of the week. !
L o c a ls
Two New Members for
G irl Scout Troop No. 1
Watch Repairing
Mr. and Mrs. E B. Pearsall re
turned home recently from Cen
tralia, Washington, where they
were called by the death of Mr.
Pearsall's mother, Mrs. Minnie
Pearsall, aged 84 years. Mrs.
Pearsall was a charter member
and Past Matron of PeEll O. E. S
No. 83.
105 South Oth St.
See
Children
Adult.
W a t c h m a k e r a n d J e w e le r
G rants Pass, Oregon
~ZANE GREY'S
UNION
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ROBERT YOUNG
RANDOLPH SCOIÏ
Directed by FRITZ LANG
A uoclate Producer HARRY JOE BROWN
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
APRIL 18th and 19th
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» iU K IS fl M IS IIN ’t
Th e Razors Edge
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
APRIL 21at and 22nd
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maw
Your Local Representative
BEN GEORGE
SMITH’S FEED & SEED
YOUR
SHARE...
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of the many millions that tourists will spend in Oregon in 1948. Remember—dollars
originally spent by tourists for transportation, amusement, accommodation' food,
motor services, retail items, etc., soon roll on to the dentist, farmer, butcher
.r,
doctor, baker, worker—in fact, everyone in this community.
DO THESE THINGS TO HELP! Know your community and state. Give visitors the infor
mation they want—or direct them to your Chamber of Commerce or others who are
qualified to offer facts and maps.
Be prepared to direct visitors to hotels, motels and other accommodations—to good
food—to all of the scenic attractions in this area and state. Suggest things to d j —
things to see! Be a good host. Serve our visitors sincerely and well. By so doing we’ll
make their stay more pleasant—and encourage them to stay longer. It will mean added
dollars to you and everyone.
MODEL GROCERY
C. G. MILLER
MERL YOUNG
PLUS
K1LR0Y WAS HERE”
F eatu rin g
JA CK IE COOPER
S C O TT’S M A R K E T
Week End Specials, Sat. & Sun.
Fresh California Dates
1 POOND PACKAGE
H .ne
our Brakes Relined—Drive with Safety
C.G.& E.GARAGE
W recker Service
Phone 1001
Cave Junct ion
DANCE
Dew Drop
4-Sieve,
No. 2 cans,
2 CANS
Standby Peaches, sliced, fancy
In Heavy Syrup, No. I can
Sweet, Full of Flavor,
2 CANS
HAM AND HIS GANG” from G rants Pass
Don't Miss
Adm.
To
2 DOZEN FOR
I.IO
Couple
No. 2 cans,
2 CANS
2.>e
Frozen Food Lockers
MODERN REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT
a
35e
Holly Hill Tangerine Juice
/W u s /c
The Midnight Feed
2»<
Juice Oranges
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1:30
PL
is
American Legion Hall
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ft
U n iy r t a l P ra fn ts
Troop No. 2 Receive Pins
• in 1 Scout Troop No. 2 of Cave
Junction received their pins on
Saturday. April 111, in the Legion
Auxiliary room, as follows: Joyce
Beauvais,
Sherrill
Nicholson,
Bonnie Scranton, Deanna Hem
bree, Roberta
Duncan, Brenda
y g /.r A k FX>.
I «On*
'
. 2 0 * CSMTU« Y-FOX
Kerby Troop No. 3 divided in
to four patrols, each one choos-
ing a captain and her assistants,
which are as follows:
Humming Birds, Captain Bever
ly Tabor, assistant Shirley Stre-
low.
Meadow Larks, Captain Betty
Robinson, assistant, Joy Carson.
Bluebirds,
Captain
Roberta
England, assistant Donna Hale.
Robins, Captain Kathleen Ros
siter, assistant Carol Wise.
The patrols m eet in the court
of honor and each now works on
the second class rank.
March 12 w einer roast atten d
ed by 23, the evening spent in
games and refreshm ents. Juliette
Low skits were given by each pa
trol with the Humming Birds
winners and $2 75 collected for the
fund.
March 28 Easter party, each
scout wore a homemade gadget
hat, with Humming Birds winning.
Mis. Marie Strelow surprised the
girls with beautifully decorated
cup cakes with eggs in nests and
punch Scouts left for E aster va
cation and to make charts for
Health ami Safety, to be kept for
one week as a requirem ent for
Girl Scout second class badge.
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western
D»ry/ F. Zonurt i
■ TTH lS S *
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ADMISSION
17c, Tax 3e— 20c
42c, Tax 8c 50c
TYRONE POWER CENE TIERNEY JOHN PAYNE
Ant» BAXTER - Clifton WEBB Herbert MARSHAll
GIRL SCOOT MARCH
EVENTS ARE PLANNED
“ LET’S BE GOOD HOSTS”
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
APRIL 16th and 17th
with
J. I . NEILSEN
I ourists to follow the suggestion made by the State Travel Bureau
LARRY MUSIL— M a n a g e ,
Lew Krauss of the Rough and
Ready Lumber company, returned
At the last regular meeting of
from Los Angeles last week where
he went on a tim ber business deal. irl Scout Troop No. 1 the follow
ing girls earned their First Aid
He returned home via plane.
badge; Phyllis Dick, Bonny Sal
Next Sunday morning, April 18 vage, Marilyn M asters, Hel
Rev. Collins will speak at the Com York and P atricia Wright. Th
m unity church in Cave Junction evening was spent working
Rev. and Mrs. Collins will also Ju n io r Citizen badge.
Two new members, Louise Holly
bring a special num ber at this
time.
U. II Dillard and M A. Bow
man of .Merrill, Oregon, were in
the Valley Tuesday visiting Mr
ami Mrs John Dillard of the Red
wood Telephone company. Mr
Bowman is co-partner with Mr.
Dillard in the telephone company
U. H. Dillard is Jo h n ’s brother.
We are Appealing to all Valley residents who come in contact with