Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current, May 13, 1948, Image 8

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    Illinois Valley News, Thursday, May 13, 194S
O’BRIEN NEWS
4-H Club
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CAVES BUILDING SUPPLIES
ALL POPULAR SIZES
6, 8, 10, 12, 16, 20, 30 and 40
And Finish Nails
By the Keg or by the Pound
100 POUND KEG, $14.00
Cave Junction
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Thatcher of
The Kerby Stitchers held their Los Angeles spent the week end
| fifth meeting last Monday in Mrs with Dick and Jan Busch at Waldo
i Cribb’s room The group discussed Court.
the Pennymade and Poster con­
Visiting at the W. R. Love home
tests. As some of the girls did not
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Mrs. Love’s father, Mr. Mc­
A lth o u g h in itia l cost o f preform ed w ire rope is
bring their sewing the rule is be­
ing passed again, that all girls Donald who arrived via plane from
so m ew h a t higher, it is o u r ex p e r ie n c e from ac­
must bring their sewing or will be New York to San Francisco and
from
there
accompanied
his
son
tual op eration that it affords th e biggest valu e.
sent back to classes, according to
in-law to O'Brien.
Beverly Brillhart, reporter.
Program Committee II announc­
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Dave Webb underwent an oper­
ed Beverly Brillhart and Janice
ation
in
Portland
recently
and
re­
Burnette who sang and acted out
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"The Burglar Man." Progiani ports are that he is recuperating
Committee III announced Donna nicely. His many friends in the
Webb’s Pasty O’Brien who did the Valley hope for his early return
yell, “ Kerby.” Barbara Bearman home.
ang Tumbling Weeds.
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A fter the business meeting the
THE
ULTIMATE
IN
LOW-COST
WIRE
ROPE"
girls worked on their projects, BLESSED EVENTS
dresses, aprons, skirts. It was in- BORN—to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
nounced that prizes for the poster
Campbell of O’Brien, Tuesday,
contest will be $3 first prize; $2
April 27, at 3:10 p.m., a baby
second; $1, third.
boy, weight 6 lbs. 4 Li ozs.
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The Hamilton's and Bill
Mrs. Maude Watkins was tran ­
The 4-H Livestock Club held its
Cave Junction
sacting business in Grants Pass
regular meeting in the Kerby High
several days this week.
gym Monday evening, and was
presided over by President Duane
Cross. It was held for the purpose
of selecting a name for the Club
Watch Repairing
and they finally decided on “The
Livestock Champions.”
I have been asked many times what policy I would follow if
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Refreshments were served to
elected
County Commissioner of Josephine County, and I will
11 members and the leader.
briefly state what my policy would be:
J. I . NEILSEN
The next meeting will be at the
1-IRST— I would insist that all County business he open and
Kerby High school, Monday, May
above board, with no special favorites, and courteous attention
Watchmaker
and
Jeweler
24.
would be given every person having business with the County.
SECOND— A full and complete report to the people would be
105 South 6th St.
placed in the local papers, showing receipts, expenditures, of
whom bought, and to whom sold, of all county boards and or­
Youth for Christ
Grants Pass, Oregon
ganizations.
THIRD All sections of Josephine County would receive the
Speaker Coming
same attention, and I w'ould make regular trips to see and con­
fer with the local people as to their needs, etc.
Sport Coats, Slacks, Shirts
FOURTH -So far as I could, I would insist that all timber
sales, and sales of other Conty assets be by competitive bid,
and the funds applied where they should be.
Personally, I have been a resident of Josephine County for over
40 years; am a farmer and a stock raiser, and a Charter mem­
ber of the Provolt Grange.
wants to see y u u :
If you believe in the above policy, I would appreciate your sup­
port for County Commissioner in the Primary election to be
held May 21st.
Which Wire Rope Is Best?
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ILLINOIS VALLEY HARDWARE
A NEW TAYLOR MEAT CASE
NOW INSTALLED AT
RICHARDSON'S GROCERY
To Take Care of Your Meat Needs
A good supply of
LUNCH MEATS, FRESH MEATS, BACON, HAM
and ROASTS
ELMER and OPAL RICHARDSON
CAVES HIGHWAY
CEDAR HAVEN
FOOD
By Ruby Thompson
Mrs. Marie Wilson, health nurse,
was in Grants Pass this week on
official business.
M Y PO LICY
SAM LET T EK EN
Featuring
OF D I S T I N C T I O N
No. 60 ON THE BALLOT
COMPLETE
ACCOUNTING
SERVK’E
Homemade Pies, Rolls — Excellent Coffee
Try Our
DELICIOUS CHICKEN IN THE ROUGH
Close at 9:00 p. m.
Closed Mondays
11 Miles South of Cava Junction sa Highway 199
Big Western Dance
Sat. May 22nd
AT
KERBY HIGH SCHOOL GYM
GOOD WESTERN ORCHESTRA
9 :00 TO 1 :00
MIDNIGHT SNACK SERVED
BY HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
Sponsored by
"ROUGH AND READY RAMBLERS”
Admission
for
LOGGING
and or
Joe Weatherly, director
Youth for Christ’s Pacific North
west region, will speak at the Il­
linois Valley Gospel Tabernacle,
May 14th, at 7:45 p. m.
Mr. Weatherly is an outstand­
ing athlete from Alabama, having
been chosen on all-conference and
all-state teams. During the past
I year his itinerary has taken him
¡into 18 states and four provinces
I o f Canada and meetings in high
school auditoriums. Youth for
( hrist rallies, and other youth
meetings. He was chosen a dele­
gate to the World Congress on
Evangelism to be held in Switzer-
i land next August.
SAWMILL
Large or Small Operation*
ILLINOIS
VALLEY
don benjamine
Public and Tax Accountant
Redwoods Hotel Bldg Ph. 2432
Grants Pass
I agree, the best I could do was too
little, but it has been the same in all
sections of the county.
If re-elected, I will continue to do
my best for the Illinois Valiev.
L. M. Mitchell
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Illinois Valley Hardware store, I
sale will start promptly at 11 a.m.
No. 61 on the Republican Ballot
The EQUITABLE
Paid Adv.
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
of th . UNITED STATES
25c
FRANK GORDON
Students
Adults
50c
408 East “ B” Street
TELEPHONE 4225
REPRESENTATIVE
ADDED ATTRACTION
OWL PHARMACY
Grants Pass
S A G O C H IE F
TAYLOR’S
S E L F -S E R V IC E L A U N D R Y
*
EDR THE
The Town Circle of the Com­
m unity church will tponaoi a
C hildren, age 6 to 12
PINTO TRICK STALLION WILL BE SHOWN
I H A V E D O N E M Y BEST
VOTE FOR
W. E. Moore
WET WASH and ROUGH DRYING
For
Open Monday to Friday from
8:00 a. m. to 5:30 p m.
Saturday 8 a. m. to 3 p. m.
GAS STATION
JUNCTION CHÉVRÔN S T A Ì W
JACK, BILLIE and THELMA
WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY SAT.. MAY 15
State Senator
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY BALLOT
Hussey Avenue
Cave Junction
Paid Adv.