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P age 2 Illinois Valley News, June 1, 1950 LETTERS to the EDITOR DllihciA Vglleif UeuA May 27. 1950 To the editor of the Illinois Val- An independent new spaper devoted to the development of the I ley News: Illinois Valley and its surrounding districts. Yes, le t’s have another painless Published every T hursday a t Cave N A T I O N AL E D I T O R I A L tax o r Pappy pass the taxes. Junction, Oregon, by the Illinois l ‘ sS o c ? * S atu rd a y June 3 Is.there such a thing as a pain- Valley Publishing Company. i less tax ? T heoretically the an A e riv i U IM B II BRIMSTONE swer is definitely yes. A pain E ntered as second-class m atter Ju n e 11, 1037. at the Post O ffice less tax is one th a t is foisted up Rod Cam eron - A drian Booth a t Cave Junction, Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1879. on one’s neighbor w ithout a f W alter B rennan - F o ster Tucker fecting oneself. Is such a tax Editor | possible? J. C. Abernathy No. Now, having dem onstrated my S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S 2c worth of double-talk, I’d like to In Josephine C ounty NEW SPAPER One Y ear .................................. $2.50 ay the following about taxes. Taxes are definitely here to Six M onths ............................$$1.25 p o 8 L IS H E R S stay and grow. Since we are to A > s o , O utside Josephine County A SSOCIATIO N One Y ear ................................. $3.00 have them w ith us let us wring the most benefit out of them, let us make them as painless as pos sible.. Lightweight, easy-to- How are we to do th a t? First carry O nan Electric by having genuine representative redwood empire NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS unit. Plants ranging in size taxation, secondly by expending a « ( » W O O D EM PIR E N l l O l l A l l O X from 350 to 3,500 watts A.C. and D.C. minimum of money, energy time Pow ered by one or and red tape in the accumulation tw o - c y lin d e r , a ir of our taxes. but confidentially, don’t cooled gasoline en know how many autographs ne Would the institution of the gines. Complete with A large num ber of members has — haven’t had a chance to peek ales tax be the most rep resen ta c a r r y in g h a n d le s . gathered at the Masonic Temple yet. tive and painless m ethod to raise taxes? No, most definitely NO. Monday evening, May 29, to see In our “ happy Pappy” corner Why? ?Because the sales tax is the officers of Kerby Bethel No. this week we have Harold Mock— not a representative tax. The Tue»., W ed, June 6 36 installed. STANDBY Ruth Smith, the retirin g queen, baby son, Stanley Eugene, 8 lbs. ales tax is in the same category G asoline-pow ered assisted by installing Guide M ara Mother Meredith and Stan are at as the old English window tax, THE DEVIL’S HENCHMEN p l a n t s — 3 5 0 to “ A untie” Polly H em bree’s for u the bridge toll and by fa r a more lyn M asters, installing Marshal 35,000 w atts. Line W arner B axter unfair tax than the old tea tax of T ra n sfe r C o n tro ls Sharon McCracken of Bethel No. few days. Mary Beth Hughes available for start Revolutionary fame. 13 G rants Pass, installing Secre Discovered a nice new flag pole ing A.C. plants au The sales tax is perhaps the ta ry Norma Buckles, installing AND to m a tic a lly w hen on Caves hiway — in Howard and most w asteful tax in tim e, money, Chaplain M ary Lou S auer and com m ercial pow er D ortha Bearss’ yard. red tape and interference with installing Musician Marlene Kaiser fails, and stopping SHERIFF OF WICHITA free trade th a t has ever been in th e p la n ts w h e n installed the following officers: Well folks, it’s kinda like I alius pow er is restored. Allan Rocky Lane honored queen, Phyllis Dick; sen say: “ A shallow thinker seldom stituted. Lyn Wilde At piesent we have a sta ff of ior princess, Sharon Benge; Jun makes a deep im pression.” See • • • • • • • • civil servants accum ulating fed ior princess, Charlene McDaniel; you next week. Y.T. eral income tax, another sta ff of guide, Carol B u rr; m arshall, Jon S T A T IO N A R Y T h u r»., F r i. June 8 and 9 civil servants accum ulating state elle Benge; 1st m essinger, Deanna D e p e n d a b le O n a n income tax, and an infinite num H em bree; 2nd messinger, Bonita E lectric P la n ts for THE JUDGE STEPS OUT ber of departm ents dedicated to Crowl; 3rd messinger, LaVins fa rm s, h o m e s, and industries. Low-cost the accum ulation of an infinite S te ffin s; 4th messinger, Christine A lexander Knox g a s o lin e -e n g in e D uncan; 5th messinger, Pat Monday evening May 22 Bethel number of hidden taxes. Ann Sothern pow ered m odels in Now we are urged to institute W right; chaplain, Mae Bowerman; No. 3G Kerby, Oregon, met and George Tobias siz e s fro m 3 50 to musician, Dorothy W arren; librar installed its new guardian council. a new sta ff of people to accum ul 3 5,000 w atts. Diesel Sharyn M offett ian, M arguerite D illard; recorder, The installing officers, who came ate sales tax. W here do all those E le c tric P la n ts — 2, 5 0 0 t o 3 5 ,0 0 0 Are we not B arbara Clayton; treasu rer, June from M yrtle Creek Bethel No. 18 taxes come from ? watts. George; senior custodian, Clair< and Roseburg Bethel No. 8 w ere: draw ing the sap out of the very Mrs. Raymond D uffy of San Cooper; ju n io r custodian, Beverly Mamie Wilson, M yrtle Creek, as same tree? Of w hat will it avail Rafael, Calif., was the guest of ♦ O N A N ELECTRIC PLANTS — A.C. M odels: 350 to 35,000 B rillh art; inner guard, Merrill sisted by Kay Colburn, associate us to bleed the tree at another watts in all standard voltages and cycles. D.C. M odels: 600 to her sister and brother-in-law , Mr. Sim ington; outer guard, Jackie guardian Bethel No. 8 Roseburg. spot? 1 5,000 w atts, 11 5 or 230 volts. Battery Chargers: 500 to 6,000 Strabe and lady of lights, P atty Installing guide, Caye Akin, g u a r W hat would the institution of and Mrs. Raymond P ro cter last watts; 6, 12, 24, 32 and 1 15 volts. Sue Kellar. dian Bethel No. 18. Installing a sales tax involve? A sales tax i week. A nother sister, Mrs. Lottie O N A N AIR-COOLED ENGINES—M odel CK: 10 H P , 2-cyl- inder opposed. M odel BH: 5' I IP, 2-cylinder opposed. M odel The officers of Redwood chap marshall, Edna Ilelgeson, Bethel will involve new inspectors, col- Holbrook of N orth Hollywood, IB: 31/« H P , vertical single-cylinder. ter O rder of DeMolay gave a beau No. 18; secretary, Norma Colburn, lectors, checkers, clerks, new law’s ( alif., was also a visitor for a week in April. to prevent m isappropriation etc. Bethel No. 8; chaplain, Ruth Mas tifu l and impressive cerem ony in crow ning the honored queen, Phyl ters, Bethel No. ,'¡0; music. Ruth New buildings to house all the "Id above ladies ami gentlem en, also 3 ' Ann Palm er, Bethel No. 36. lis Dick. in order to house the rep o rts; Those installed for the coming Past Guardian Clara Hammel w ere: guardian, Mary twelve tim es as m any reports as made and presented a beautiful te n n Cave Junction white satin alter eloth edged iti Lloyd; associate gundian, H enry our state income tax. Those must purple, which are the Bethel col Lloyd; secretary, Carolyn Coving be kept filed away for several ton; treasurer, Joan Beene; socia years for future reference. ors. Now to add to all the above bility, Shirley W ells; p ara p h e r A fter red roses had been p re nalia, W inifred Mulvey; finance, | every storekeeper however large sented to the honored queen by / h i fa t Harold Bowerman; and publicity,, r small right down to the news retirin g Queen Ruth Smith, and Marie White. stand dealer on the corner becomes < ~ x b o i( *7(sM ci lovely corsages given to other of Lovely corsages were presented a tax collector. licers, the closing ceremony was The larger stores add new para the new council, a fte r which r e given anil as everyone knows who freshm ents were served in the din phernalia to their cash registers, has attended a Bethel, it is beau the sm aller stores content them- ing room. tifu l and impressive. Past G uard selves with cigar boxes, cans with ■ ■ o------------- color musical, “ N eptune’s Daugh ian Cluia Hummer anil Past Asso- SHOW REVUE slots etc. te r.” i iate Guardian Harold Bowerman A new departm ent is added to Women s S atu rd ay Esther Williams in the kind of were hostess and host for the even i v ery hookeeping system. Two costumes which made her famous Rod Cam eron, with his t a l l .1 ing. new lines are added to every bill, (swim suits, to you!) and Red Several visitors from Crescent lank physique, his strong-jaw ed, i The Ju n io r W omen’s Garden vit; sales tax, total. Skelton im personating a South City and G rants Pass were piesent. club will meet T hursday, Ju n e 8, pleasantly handsome face, fits in A merican polo sta r, aided a n i Now everybody is in the tax Refreshm ents of cake and ice at 1:30 p. m. at the home of Mr-. ousines-; some people specialize to the atm osphere of the Great abetted by such laugh-getters as to the cream in tlie Bethel colors was ser Roger Babcock. n the sales tax field, finally we Open Spaces as easily as did a Betty G arrett and Keenan W ynn, ved in the dining room, anil a very Mrs. II. O. Smith will be the have it down pat when notices are great predecessor of his, William the rom antic Ricardo M ontalban pleasant evening was enjoyed by guest speaker and her subject will I mailed to us all the tax is to be S. H art. Cam eron soon may be and the rhythmic X avier Cugat all who attended. be “ Flow er A rrangem ents ’’ increased not much, just another seen in Republic’s m agnificent and his orchestra, set the pace for The next m eeting will be held Come in garden clothes. penny, so we begin all over again. saga of the early west, “ Brim a howling comedy of m istaken Monday, June 5, which will l»e the ------------- o------------- Psychiatry is really a field with a stone,” filmed in Trucolor, pro identities set against a lush back of 1950 last until this fall, unless a spec great future. duced and directed by Joseph ground of bathing beauties, mel ial meeting is called. I am not a tax expert, but why Kane and opening at the Ivy odic interludes and polo thrills. ot ju st increase our state in- T heatre Saturday. A drian Booth, Tuesday and W ednesday >me tax and forget about a new STEM’S JEWELRY The Devil's Henchman, sta rrin g W alter B rennan and Forrest Tuck Noisine Around Sergeant Daniel G. B ertron. son ne. even if it l>e such a painless W arner Baxter is a tingling thrill- e r make up the cast. W ith E dith Farlian Cave Junction of Mrs. I-aurn I. S heriff of Cave tax as the sales tax. Sunday and M onday er-diller crackling with suspense Hello Everybody! Well here 1 Junction, currently serving with . Stephen S. Steingart and set amid the m urky back T here’s a laugh a m inute, a is a fte r a pleasant vacation. Thanx the IT. S. Air Force in the Philip Route 1, Box 386 ground of a m urderous w ater- song every o ther minute, and to all the folks who asked why my pines, has been tem porarily re- I plenty of rom antic hi-jinks in be “ noise was not in the last two is Iieved from his duties and place 1 <C Ktinued nn page 5) tween in M-G-M's latest Techni- sue« So here goes. on detached service for a tw enty- W a t c h R e p a ir in g one week training at the 6124th "T he B est P a rt of mv vacation was spent School Vmt, Johns n Air B:i • 8 in Salem with Jimmy. He is fine Japan, to attend a rad ar mechanic fo r l e s s See and sends best wishes and thanks course. I to everyone for ull the nice cards I'pon completion of the course, b y L es" J. L. N E IL SE N und letters. he will return to duty with the 2 Ith I — o— Ammunition Supply Squadron a' W atch m a ke r and Jew eler Accompanying V T. to Salem Clark Air Force Base in central ■ were Chester and l.ois IxH-khart I.uzon, largest American m ilitary S' 520 East H S treet ft adio ervice and Y.T.'s m other, Robbie Brown 8 installation in the Ear East, where X' 8 10 M d e F.a»t O n Cave* H iw a y Grants Pax», Oregon he is serving as ammunition supply S' Earl and Hilda Magnuson made s' technician. a trip to Klamath Falls over the weekend. td Product — o— Favorite Recipe Corner :: Florence “ T une” Strong, Mar oA Mrs. Blanche Ijickey has pi * th a T refethen and "U ncle” Bill » n te d us with a "Boiled Arl Dr. F. R. Galida T ycer have been on the sick list choke’’ recipe. Some people sav S' '''' for the past few days. you have to work too hard trying S' S' to get much to eat out of an a r ti 8 “ Mac” McGihon has been su f choke. but others of you w ill agree 0 American Legion Hall fering with a badly ulcerated with me that artichokes are de tooth. H at R e c F r .O p e n e d ■ licious. - O— — i BOILED ARTICHOKES Hi» O ffic e in S' Millie t Mrs. W ayne) Petsch and S' s' Trim the tops of artichokes and i I children have been enjoying a G rants Past ----- cut stems off. Wash under run S' vacation in W ashington with rela ning w ater and rub wi:h lemon, I Lc rated at Highway Junction : Sundae». Cone», Pint». Q uart». tives. S' then put in kettle and cover with • Shake» and M alt». o —- V . S. 199 - U . S. 99 I cold w ater. Add 1 teaspoon of George and Edna Morey spent : O P E N E V E N IN G S I th e holiday with E dna's m other in salt for each artichoke anil a clove 8 I of garlic, also one tablespoon of G lendale By Appointment 8 Admission 75c per person Lunch by the Ladies I wesson oil, then boil until tender. P H O N E 4583 “ Butch'* Hollingshead is back Serve hot with m elted b u tte r or 8 V» from San Francisco a fte r an op- cold with mayonnaise. ‘ E ’ St. G ran t» Pa»»r 1 620 F. • i ration on bis knee. Has a cast on | (Send n YOUR favorite recipe). , * IV Y 6'® n % Kerby Bethel Installation,'" Guardian Council Installed At Kerby Bethel ILLINOIS VALLEY HARDWARE SERVICE As V'ell As SAVINGS Jr. Garden Club To Meet Thursday, June S CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Daniel Bertron Attending Radar School In Japan Radio Repairs I American Legion BASH A M R S DANCE Saturday, June 3 Dentist Cave Junction I0OBRV ^ joeeim 0 ............ a z
