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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1950)
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, April 13, 1950 Page 2 T U E S D A Y and W E D N E S D A Y I COUGARS (Continued Ir o n Pa«a One) Two existing film s will be - f 0 OfT" THE TAspç offered movie fans on this double the second league gam e o f the ,-rV IS WHAT "SR e ' s AU. IT T A *Ê DAODY 6 U p . bill. O ut o f Jam es Oliver Cur- season fo r the Cougars, at ,F old - time Q ^ u wood's most exciting pages, Colum appeals to THAT mao 6 J) R am bler’s Roost in Cave Junction bia Pictures has made a thrilling a t 1 :30 p.m. outdoor tale of Kazan, snarling Both schools are about the same J kir^r of the frozen wilds. The other SAT., APRIL 15 size and have boys of equal ex fe a tu re is “ D aughter of the W eat,” taken from the novel of th a t name perienoe, th erefore a good game by Robert E. Callahan who acted is expected. also as associate producer and Cougars Defeated tedlmical advisor on the film. Friday, March 31, in the first “ K azan” is a gripping adven FRED MACMURRAY tu re story se t against the m ag game of a double header, the SYLVIA SIDNEY nificent and snow-locked w ilder I.V.H.S. C ougar nine w ere de IIENRY FONDA ness of the Canadian north woods. feated on their own field by a From Curwood’s novel, A rthur A. score of 9-3. Ross has w ritten a screen-play This wias the first gam e fo r the SUN., M ON., A P R IL 16 a n d 17 replete w ith stirrin g outdoor ac- Cougars and the second fo r the | tion as raging beasts square off Cavemen. This gam e show’ed th<- in com bat w ithout q u a rte r and weakness in the local boys wtbich j ' maddened men settle their dispute- Coach P eters is w orking on this with the time-honored law of the i week. fist- Thomas Weyman (Stephen The special event of the gam< | D unne), a game conservation ame when H unt, of the Cougars, agent, attem pts to win over Kazan | hit a home run. with kindness, but fails. The batteries for the C ougar I m p e r i a l is m a d e b y H i r a m W a l k e r . Blended whiskey. 86 proof. Excitem ent, spectacle and color were Holly and M aurer. 70% grain neutral spirits. Hiram Walker & Sons Inc., Peoria, Illinois. fill action run ram pant through During the second game, which Film Classic’s “ D aughter of the was a practise game, the Cougars W est.” The movie, a Cinecolor were defeated in a four-inning done am azing things w ith a little adventure of life among the Nava is pastor of the F irs t B aptist 4-H Club Increase game by a score of 4-1. ingenuity, lots o f hard work, a jo«, stars M artha Vickers, Philip O ther trips in Oregon B atteries for the Cougar» were church. Activity in Home Reed and Donald Woods. few cans of paint and bright new wore taken by Mr. Pope and Mr. The film tells of a girl who goes Lewis, Fitzgerald and Hoskins. T rend of the tim es— people are fahrics. Living rooms should be Menozzi, who hiked from Galice to the N avajo reservation, falls high on the list this year, because to Gold Beach. spending more leisure hours in the in love with an Indian lad, and Junior-Senior Prom Going south Dr. and Mrs. Earl ■home. This is particularly tru e of the fam ily finds ex tra tim e to JOHN WAYNE (By Betty Tibbs) becomes innocently involved in g ether indoors. Club members Kelly reached the fa rth e st points JO A N N E DRU the intrigue against the Indians. The annual Junior-S enior Prom by visiting Fresno and Los An ru ral folk. Many have recently who have been active in the p ro JOHN AGAR Included in the footage are Indian and B anquet will be held Saturday electrified th eir homes, added gram during the past few years geles. Also traveling south were telephones and m odern farm m a are now skilled in renovating old dances never before filmed, as April 15, 1950. The banquet will ! Mr. and Mrs. Man ford F erris who chinery. Consequently farm fam i fu rn itu re and redecorating the well as the ritual of the trial by be held in the library at 6:30 p.m. went to O akland and Mr. Roy E. T U E S ., W E D ., A P R IL 18 and 19 lies a re giving m ore consideration home. Many have done rem arkable fire, in which the Indian youth, and the prom will begin a t 8:30 Trem ayne who traveled to San to the com fort and beauty of their carpentry work, building closets, accused o f m urder, proves his in the high school gym. Francisco. dwellings. Of p articu lar value in cupboards and bookshelves. innocence under tribal law by T'he gym will be decorated ac this direction is the N ational 4-H walking hrough the fire pit. O utstanding accom plishm ents cording to the them e of the prom. STEPH EN DUNNE Home Im provem ent program now will again be rew arded by the T H U R S D A Y and F R ID A Y The com m ittees and com m ittee Illinois Valley C. of C. in its fourth year. E nrollm ent has Sears Roebuck Foundation. A A dventure on a rugged and chairm en are as follow's: D ecorat —a n d — increased alm ost 15,000 in the $300 college scholarship will be suspenseiful scale is promised fans ing, Phil C larke; refreshm ents, Votes to Join R.E.A. ]»ast year, and the num ber of 4- aw arded to th e eight top-ranking with the presentation of P a ra Delores Cam pbell; invitations, Illinois Valley Cham ber of H ’ers aw arded counity medals m ount's “ Roipe o f Sand.” It is Hal Buddy K auffm an; orchestra, Milli- 4-H’ers in the nation. The s ta te Commerce held its reg u lar m eet jum ped from 2,433 to 3,052. W ulhs’ newest production which cen t Davis. champion will be given a trip to ing a t the Todelope Cafe Tuesday co-stars B urt Lancaster, Pau! In Oregon some 650 club m em the N ational 4-H Club Congress, The com m ittees have all been evening, April 11. A fte r a de Henreid, Claude Rains and P eter working very hard the past month MARTHA VICKERS licious steak dinner, the m em bers bers will take p a rt in the 1950 and county w inners a m edal. Last Lorre. Making her first introduc preparing decorations fo r the gym. PH IL IP REED disposed of the reg u lar business program , according to the state year m edals w ere presented to 7 tion to American audiences is the The class began deco.rat.ing Mon of the m eeting and a m ost in extension office which conducts in Oregon. S tate honors w ent to luscious Parisienne, Corinne Cal- day and will continue until S a tu r teresting discussion was held on the activity. County extension R oberta H arris of Sum m er Lake. T H U R S ., FR L. A P R IL 20 and 21 vet. The distinguished character day evening. --------------o-------------- various prospective pro jects for agents and local club leaders give — o— actor Sam Ja ffe e has th e top Cave Junction and th e Illinois dem onstrations, prep are displays BLESSED EVENTS featured role. Easter Vacations Valley. It was voted th a t the and in stru ct the youth in phases "Rxqx* of Sand” is set in the BAIRD— B ora to Mr. and Mrs. E aster vacations provided rest Illinois Valley cham ber become a of hom e im provem ent. Members fascinatingly interesting diamond CORINNE CALVET in the fonm of trips, long and short, member of the Cham ber of Com who become skilled in some p a r W esley G rant Baird, route 1, box country of South A frica. The BURT LANCASTER for the faculty of the Illinois V al merce U nit of the Redwood Em ticular job such as upholstering, 128, Cave Junction, Monday, A pril story concerns tihe determ ined e f PAUL HENREID pire association and th a t Mrs. floor sanding or w'orking with 3, a t 4:38 p.m., a son w eighing ley High school. CLAUDE RAINS forts of Ijaticaster, former h u n t P ortland and the Oregon E du Frank R äuber present our mem color also give dem onstrations. six pounds, 13 ounces. ing guide, to recover a cache of cational conference was the most bership check in person when she The enthusiasm shown by (their BECK— Born to Mr. and Mrs. Show« E V E R Y night at 7 and stolen diamonds, hidden in the papular out-of-tow n visit. Mr. attends the R.E.A. m eeting in sens and daughters inspires parents 9 Matinee Saturday, 2 p.ra. New forbidden a rea of the diamond Hagen, Mr. Peters, Mr. Benge and Santa Rosa next T hursday. It was to cooperate in carrying out long- Richard B. Beck, box 13, Holland, program each Sunday, Tuesday, city. Henreid, who will l>e seen Mi.« Sella traveled there. Mr. arranged for several m em bers of range plans to make th e ir homes Sunday, April 9, at 9:55 p.m., a as the viciously cruel supervisor daughter weighing six pounds and Thursday and Saturday. Hagen la te r went to Coquille and the i-hamlier to a tte n d the High more livable. of the ciity, not only wants to get Mr. Benge went to San Francisco. way Interim Com m ittee m eeting A fav o rite sta rtin g place fo r one-quarter ounce. tho«e jewels, but w ants to got Mrs. M yrtle Kelley w ent to in M edford on W ednesday, April girls— and boys, too— has been Lancaster, as well. Sworn enemies, -H elp the Hoapital- th eir own bedrooms. They 'have Coquille to visit her husband w’ho 12. the two men are additionally an SHOW REVUE tagonistic because of their m utual SATURDAY attractio n to Miss Oalvet. 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A round this dram atic situation | traffic safety division. hinges the tense action of the film. ‘ More than one-third of the The f o r t’s com m ander »ends sta te ’s ped ratrian casualties in Brittle« with his troop to take the 1949 w ere chihlren under 15 Th« Stylclma D» lux« 4 Door Sadon tw o lacis-s at the post to safety, years of *«e. In more than three- but the Cheyennes have a lr e a d y ! fourths of these accidents the gone on the warpath and wiped youngsters w ere playing in the out the stage station. streets, running >tito the street or , Interw oven with the plot » a yaywralking,” he continued. n m a iitic traanglr involving Miss “ Inadequate safety training and Dru ami Beittles’ two young lieu poor example on the («art of the tenants. 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