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Illin o is V a lle y N ew s, T h u rs d a y , M a y 25, 1950
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’7.98 Gal.
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W ashday’s a Free Day w ith
Autom atic W asher
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mellow left
for Redding to spend a week as
guests of their sons, John and
George, and families.
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Opal Hill Bybe, Marie Smith
and Pansy Sauer visited Donnis
Goldsby at Williams last Thurs­
day. While there, they went horse­
back riding and enjoyed a picnic !
lunch.
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Mis. Norma B uitows of O’Brien
has been ill with mumps and flu.
and has had to miss quite a fev. 1
days from her school work.
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The Harms family, together with
their house guest, Miss Stevenson
of Montana, made a week end
trip to Eureka, Calif.
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Word was received this week
if the arrival of Leslie Ellen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Prairie, who was horn the 13th
of May. Mrs. Prairie is the former
Shirley Clarke of Selma.
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Pansy Keene Sauer attended
, ihe A.Q.H.A. Juarter Horse Sale
at Klamath Falls Sunday, May 21.
She reported a large crowd, with
the bidding lively and the horses
selling at a fair average.
Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Taylor
spent last Saturday at “ Willadora”
as guests of Mrs. W. A. Brown,
liev. Taylor is the pastor of the
Methodist church at Canyonville
and he and his wife were formerly
missionaries in South Africa.
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Mis. Maude Watkins and Mrs
Ruby Thompson of O'Brien left on
Monday evening by plane for
Wichita. Kansas. Mrs. Thompson
will make her future home with
her sister. Mrs. Ralph Graham of
Kaw, Okla., and Mrs. Watkins will
Visit her sister. Mis. Thou. W.
Dunworth of Enid. The latter
hopes to have her sister fly back
with her in a few weeks.
W inners of the prizes given by
Jim Earle at his new Mobilgas
station last Sunday were: Bill
Menozzi, one tire; Mrs. H. J.
"chne’.ik'r, oil change; Larry
Musil, lubrication.
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participate, and plans have been
perfected to select a candidate
who will be “nobody’s” man (or
woman) but will be everybody’s
choice for nomination, thus vir­
tually assuring not only his elec­
tion but, even more important,
the community’s cooperation after
the election.
This committee maintains that
it is imperative for the community
to settle on one nominee and agree
to support him to the fullest, re­
gardless of how many other no­
minations may be made. In order
to avoid factionalism and disrup­
tion, this candidate must be select­
ed by the entire community in the
fairest and most impartial manner
possible. This can only be assured
by a large attendance at the meet­
ing Friday night, June 2.
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The students of the S.D.A.
church school were honor guests
at a picnic in the Ashland park
last Sunday.
from $89.95 up.
$1 5 0 per week,
p a y a b le m a nth, y
G R A N TS PASS B R A N C H
Opal Hill Bybe and husband left
Tuesday morning for Ojoi, Calif.,
where the Bybes make their home. School Committee Caucus
They trailered Timber, Opal's
Elsewhere in this issue appears
quarter horse colt, hack, leaving
a letter from a group of citizens
the mare for another trip.
who have called a mass meeting
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Visiting their parents over the f all persons interested in the
week end were Mr. and Mrs. Rus­ schools. The meeting will be held
sell Doran and son.
at the high school at 8:30 p.m.,
Friday, June 2.
Mrs. Chloe Butler of Ashland is
Primary purpose of the meet-
spending a few weeks as a house . ing v 11 be to select a “ people’s"
guest of her sister, Mrs. Loyd candidate for the Kerby sub-
rheho. She also was present a' district school committee to stand
i the birthday of her nephew, James n the school election of June 10.
Glover.
This group emphasizes that
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e v e ry o n e is invited to attend and
h red Crumpack of Pomona,
Calif., is here to visit her daughter
and family, Mrs. Frank Gibbons,
and also to celebrate his birthday
I with them.
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Many seem to lie on the sick
list this week. Among them are
Mrs. Marian McGibon of the
Lssociated Garage, Mrs. Carol C.
Morns of the Dick George Road
and .Mr. and Mrs. Brillhart of
Kerby.
Mrs. Olive Sullivan arrived Fri-
iay to spend a week or two with
her son. Buz Sullivan and family.
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Mis. Mary Seeger arrived Fri­
day from Portland to visit with her
daughters and families. Mrs. Ben
George of Cave Junction, and Mrs.
1 any Ma\on of Kerby.
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Mrs. Vivian McDaniel has been
quite ill for some days with a
severe case of flu.
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DAY
(By Glenda Robinson)
Ihe G.A A of Illinois Valley
High school will present a play day
Friday. May 2fi. from 9:00 n.m."-
4:00 p.m. for the boys, girls and
faculty. It will bp held at Spitz"
h ield. The day will consist of
various games and relay«. At noon
there will be a lunch serve«! by
the G A.A members for 25c.
Never before in the history of
this school has there been a plav
day. It has taken much time and
effort in making all the plans and
ni rangements for this big day ami
everyone is looking forward to a
very enjoyable time.
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