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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1950)
ILLIN O IS V A LLE Y NEWS people in the Valley are invited ASSEM BLY OF COD Episcopal Group Picnic Favorite Recipe Comer Kerby, Oregon atten d these services espec.ally de Rev. D. B. W antland, pastor The Episcopal Church group is Jessie Purdy sent in this recipe CATHOLIC CHURCH signed fo r youth unless they are Sunday School, 10 a.m. sponsoring a picnic to be held at lo r beaten biscuits. She says they Father Kelley. already associated w ith another M orning W orship, 11 a.m. Grayback fo rest park Sunday, are much nicer a fte r a beating. Held in the Catholic Chapel lo youth group. Time— all evening services— July 2, a t 12 noon. “ T ru th ’s Beaten Biscuits” cated on the Redwood highway, Sunday school next Sunday 7:45 D-S.T. The Reverend Leslie D. V. Dun- across from the R anger station. W ednesday evening, Bible study 2 cups flour. ton will be present, and extends a Second and fourth Sundays, 6 m orning a t 10 a. m. with Mrs. I and prayer meeting. 1 teaspoon salt. CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY Ju le Yandell as superintendent. cordial invitation to the public. a. n i.; first and third Sundays 11 ■ o- - — CHURCH The Sunday school bus route ex 2 heaping teaspoons baking a. m. B ring your family and picnic George H. Gray, Pastor tends from the sta te line to the CAVE JUNCTION CHURCH powder. lunch. Punch will be served by the o ■ ■ - Sunday School a t 10 a. m. tabernacle and those who reside of SEV EN TH DAY A D VENTISTS Episcopal group. 2 teaspoons shortening. Morning W orship at 11 a. m. BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY P asto r— J. Apigian in th at a rea a re welcome to avail Sift dry ingredients into a bowl. CHURCH S. S. attendance was 139. B irth themselves of th e opportunity to Sabbath School .................9:30 W ork in shortening. Use enough F or over th irty years the Com ride. N ext Sunday morning is days were observed for O rtis Seat, Parade Church service ................... lliOO Capital m unity Chapel of Bridgeview. (Continued from Page One) milk to make soft dough and work the beginning of a new quarter, Donald Sherier, and Yvonne Smith. P ray er m eeting W ednesday. been in effect total more th at into a smooth pot with hands. The fnculty for the daily vacation W here love reigns and God is real. and the lesson is entitled “ David ............. o ■ $72,000,000. The state veteran s’ Then beat hard w ith a small round Win. D. Peay, Pastor Becomes K ing.” bible school is almost complete. departm ent reports th a t 85 p er stick about 1 inches thick. Press Christian Science Lesson A record attendace is expected. Since this will he the Sunday Sunday school, 10 a. m.,classes “ Christian Science” was the sub cent o f the 14,500 veterans having into shape and c u t into biscuits. before Ju ly 4th, both morning and Kev. G ray took his te x t from for all ages. Melt b u tte r in baking pan. Dip je c t o f the lesson-sermon in all loans are paying for homes. Rom. 14:17— “ For the kingdom M orning worship, 1 1 a . m These evening church services will fea The departm ent sold $4,000,000 each biscuit so they have b u tte r on Churches of C hrist, Scientist, on of God is not m eat and drin k ; but services will be* featured by special tu re the tlieme o f Independence in veterans’ bonds this week at an top. Bake in m oderate oven till righteousness and peace and joy." instrum ental and vocal num bers, D jy. A t 11 a. m. the pastor’s Sunday, Ju n e 25. effective in terest rate o f 1.5448 brown. M rs . C uster of Klamath Falls sang The Golden T ext was, “ How percent, m aturity in 13 years. and the pastor will bring a message topic is "L ife, L iberty and the ------------- o------------- “ Sunshine Tom orrow .” O f the sev from the work of God. P ursuit of H appiness,” and in the beautiful upon the m ountains are --------------o-------------- Those new m iracle drugs sound eral lovely floral bouquets one of evening, a fte r an inspirational the feet of him th a t publisheth T ry the Classified Ads in The so exciting th a t if you’re healthy Young peoples’ services, 7 p. nt. song service and musical program, the p rettiest was the one of pota peace; that bringeth good tidings News. They pay dividends. you feel th a t you are missing a lot. Evening evangelical service, 8 the message will be “ G od’s F ire of good, th a t publisheth salvation” to blossoms in a deep blue glass p m. w orks.” vase, arranged by Mrs. Mills, who (Isa. 52:7). has always had lovly corsages for Tuesday evening, bible study at Among the citations which com -| all who arrived early for S. S. Takilma, 8 p. nt. prised the lesson-sermon was the I BIG BONUS GIFT! CHURCH OF CHRIST A new group of college and high W ednesday evening, prayer P reaching every Sunday m orn following from the bible: “ The i school young folks is being formed m eeting, 8 p. m. Senior Deacon ing a t 10:30, communion services preparations fo the heart in m a n ,1 Given With Every DeLuxe Tank-Type to m eet on Thursday evenings at Wm, B lancett will leud the dis immediately follow ing at our and the answ er of the tongue is I the church. This week the leader is cussion at this service. church house ju s t south of J. S. from the L ord” (Prov. 16:1) to -| Miss Becky Freem an. We rejoice to see our attendance Bedingfield’s residence on the cem gether with the following corre'.a- I \ t the Sunday evening service continually grow ing. Mrs. Wm. etery road. E veryone is cordially tive passage from the Christian Rev. G iay and Mr. Drews sang a B lancett has been under the w eath invited. Science textbook, “ Science and; • POW ERFUL SUCTION duet “ When They Ring Those Gol er but she has been able to attend H ealth with Key to the S crip tu res’’ i den Hells.” N ext Sunday evening the reg u lar services. Rev. Peay by Mary B aker Eddy: “ The illum • 10 ACCESSORIES SELMA BA PTIST CHURCH INCLUDED .Mr. Beard will lead a discussion chose as his them e Sunday morning inations of Science give us a sense j R e v . S . I L M . Staine>s. on “ O ur Responsibility as Chris “ Has your heart become an alabas of the nothingness of error, and I • CLEANS THOROUGHLY Sunday School, 9:46 a. m. tian s.” It is Missionary Sunday and te r box?” He emphasized the need they show the spiritual inspiration I Church Services, 11:00 a. m. • LIBERAL TRADE-IN the Holy Communion will be ad of hum ility on the part of Chris of love and tru th to be the only fit Young Peoples’ M eeting, 7 p. m. preparation fo r admission to the m inistered at the m orning service. tians. The activities of the daily P ray er M eeting W ednesday, presence and power of the Most The missionary group m et last vacation bible school were con 8 p. m. High” (p. 596). week on W ednesday for an a f te r cluded on Sunday evening. The ONLY $ 7 .9 5 noon of business ami pleasure, young people and children gave a DOWN with no set program . The Town program which partially re p re circle put on u clever skit witn sented the type of work they were AUTHORIZED DEALER AN $84.99 VALUE! ’«lesdames Salvage, Hembree, engaged in while atten d in g classes, Sowell and Hamilton patticipating. prizes and certificates w ere aw ard ADVANCE PUMPS Kart-a-vac double» the usefulness of your Mis. C arothers gave a very ed those having completed the D o m e s tic a n d I r r i g a t i o n vacuum . . . Elim inates lifting . . . Keeps course of study. The teachers original bit called the Group Gos- attachm ents handy. No extra charge with ip sheet, and there were other and helpers who cooperated faith the wonderful new "CORONADO” De gumc and incidents reluted by a fully through to the end were Mes- Industrial and Residential Wiring Luxe Tank-Type Cleaner. num ber of ladies. R efreshm ents dames Richard Smith, LaBurke of orangeade ami cookie* were Miller, Carl Miller, Ruth Peay and ei v e il by Mrs. McDaniel and Mrs. Rev. Wm. D Peay. Mr. A rt Drew of Cave Junction WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. Carothers. The Ju ly m eeting will A Division of Gamble-Skogmo, Inc not lie held and a picnic is sched spoke to us on Tuesday evening at C a v e J u n c tio n uled for \u g u st. $10 was voted the Takilma bible study. His mes 308 SOUTH SIXTH ST to be sent to the leper colony at -age was interesting and soul s tir Culion, I’. I., where a fine Chris- ring. Mr. Drew was accompanied tiu n n u rse is w orking und from by M ra. Drew. Thursday, J un» 29, 1950 CH N URCH O TES "CORONADO" CLEANER K ’s Electric Service -------------------- .0 — ... whom a m ost in te re stin g le tte r was rend. /\ box of lutndages nil I Foursquare Gospel soap is ,0011 to he sent to this w o rk er, for use nm ong the poor who Tabernacle a re so needy. $10 was also voted Rev. Raymond L. Cox, Th.D., Io he sent to a m issionary g ro u p in H aw thorne, C alif., fo r w ork in Rev. Shirley Cox; co-pastors. C h in a . V n it.n w ere .Mrs M arie Wil- 011 if O 'Brien, Mrs. M. L. P re sto n and b n m other in law from S an ta Monica, and her sister-in-law Mrs. F. IL D ennis of M odeato, C alif. M rs . W ilson and Mrs. P resto n b e cam e new mem bers Bunday School 10 a. m Sunday Worship 11 a nt. Sunday Evangelical service 7:46. T hursday Young Peoples service and Bible study, 7:45 p. m. B uster M artin has been newly appointed as the president of our young people’s group, the Four —----------- o Square Crusade*. The first ser- M is . Y ersteeg , C harles J r . anil | vice under his direction was held Linda have been spending some j last Thursday night. All young tim e visiting relativ es in P o rtlan d . eAL-Timei m .................. ANOTHER AGAINST THE PUBLIC AND INDUSTRY AND AGRICULTURE SERVED BY FIVE WESTERN RAILROADS President Truman’s EMERGENCY BOARD recommends a 4 0 - hour week and a pay increase of 18 cents an hour, or $1.44 a day for switchmen represented by the Switchmen’s Union of North America. • Notwithstanding the tremendous increase in their expenses involved, the Railroads’ answer to Board i s . . . F ood R esearch C o n s u l t a n t , H o m e - M a k e r ' s C l u b ., I nc . CASSEROLE < >R LEFT-OVER CHICKEN A b o u t J cupful» cooked chicken meat *4 pound fa t «alt pork o r bacon, diced 1 table’ p« o nftil minced parsley 1 tea«poonful c e le ry - tilt, or ‘ j c u p fu l minced celery 1 c u p fu l canned tomatoet, or 2 fre*h tomatoes, quartered 1 cu p fu l rice I 1, pint« of chicken ttock (m ade fro m bone») Salt and pepper T ut the bacon or «alt pork in a ca««erole and b ro w n it. A d d the parsley, celery, tomatoe«. ami chicken meat, together xsith a little »alt and pepper. M i« w e ll O xe r this put the rice, and p -ur on the chicken-stock C over closelv and bake gentle in a •lox« oven o f J50*F one hour and a h a lf; then s tir together, adding a little onio n -ju ice , W orcestershire »luce, or any e s r t desir 1 «ea«omng Sprinkle xsith chopped parsley before serving Serve» fo u r to « it <d i l l k l N A L A K IN G 2 up tuls diced chi*ken-m eat ( w h ite p re fe rre d ) 9 tahlespoontul« «alad o il 5 table«pi>ontul« hopped pimientoes 6 iableapoontul« chopped green pepper« I table«poontul caper« I can or I .. cupful» fre»h mushroom« teaspoonful «alt 1 cupful» rich ci earn 2 table«poontul« flo u r 1 tahlespoont ul tat 2 egg xolks Papr ika ' o *k m > on« f . v r rn nu tet in the «alad c then ad 1 the r a iitu ie io the chit ken. caper», peppets, and pim ientoes, and add a da«h of pa- p n k a and »a t Prepare a ««kite sauce o f the fa t, flo u r, and cream, beating the tw o egp yolks, and p o u rin g the •auce into them when it is done Add the chicken m ia tu ie , heat tfcoiv gh 1» am i serve a.« diam ond skapeu >!< <» ot buttered toast. Serves fo u r to n t . * ___________________________—— C H IC K E N CURRY Cut up the rem nants o f a roast or boiled chicken into txvo-inch squares. Dredge w ith flo u r and broxsn in a little hot fa t together xsith one m edium -sized onion chopped tin e For one p in t o f cubed meat, prepare one pint o f g ra v y , to w hich add one tea- » p o on tu b o t c u rry pow der m iie d xsith tw o tablespoonful« o f cold w ater. A d d this g ra v y to the chicken, and last of a ll introduce the beaten volk of an egg and serve im m ediately in a mashed potato border. Serves fo u r to s it. Union leaders’ answer to Board is . . In fa c e o f B o a rd fin d in g s to th e c o n tr a r y , u n io n le a d e rs insist on 4 8 hou rs p a y fo r 4 0 hou rs w o r k . This w o u ld b e a n a v e r a g e in c re a s e o f 3 1 cents a n h o u r, o r $ 2 . 4 8 a d a y . So U n io n le a d e rs h a v e c a lle d a c o m p le te ly u n ju s tifie d s trik e on 5 W e s te rn r a i l ro a d s , e ffe c tiv e Jun e 2 5 . FIVE WESTERN RAILROADS AFFECTED BY THE JUNE 25 STRIKE Th e f i v e r a ilr o a d s a f f e c t e d b y thi« ¡ t r ik e , w h ic h g o e i in to e f f e c t J F I I IE O C H U M N five -p o u n d fo w l teaspoonfuls »alt bav leaf teaspoonful celerv seed teaspoonful pepper tablespoonful gelatine pimientoes, chopped tine green pepper, seeded and diced ^4 cu p fu l stoned green olives 1 1 c u p fu l chopped pecan meats ' i c u p fu l fin e ly diced celerv Cover the fo w l xsith cold w a te r to which the salt, bax leaf, celerv seed, pepper haxe been added Cook u n til the meat ta ils fro m the bone, replenish* m g the w ater when necessary Remove the fo w l from the broth, and xshen cool remove the bones and skin Re tu rn the bones to the b roth and boil to r twentx m inutes longer M e a n w h ile cut the chicken up in sm all p eers and combine it w ith the pim ientoes, chopped fin e green pepper seeled and j diced, stoned green olives, chopped | pecan meats, and tm elv diced celerv Season xsith »alt and pepper to taste. S train the hot broth and remove as much ta t a« possible. M easure tw o and one h a lt cupfuls o f broth Soak one tablespoonful o f gelatine in one- fo u rth c u p fu l o t w a te r to r fiv e m m- HM I h m gd 1 <h? h <t br g |1 when the gelatine has dissolved, com- ome w ith the other ingredient» Place , iq a cold wet m old to stiffe n Serses at least e gkt. jC n a rn g M I f 50 AH«! Poefuett 5>nd»<oM 1 l ’i 1 1 I4 1 2 I On June 15, an Emergency Board ap pointed by President Trum an under the terms of the Railway Labor Act recom mended the railroads grant switchmen a 40-hour week and a wage increase of 18 cents an hour, or $1 44 for an 8-hour day. Despite the added financial burden in volved, the railroads are ready to accept these recommendations, as they have al ways accepted Emergency Board recom mendations on national issues. But the leaders of the Switchmen's Union refuse to accept! They demand an average increase of 31 cents an hour or $2.48 a DAY— although their present earn ings are substantially higher than those of workers in other industries! Board Says Demands Unjustified In its report, the Board declared this de mand unjustified by all tl»e evidence pre- M*nted. It also point«! out th at it would give the switchmen an unfair pay advan tage over other groups of railroad em ployes, and would add too great a burden to railroad costs. Here is another case of a railroad union flouting the findings of an Emergency Board—another case of calling a crippling strike in an outrageous and reckless a t tem pt to force demands which the Board clearly labels as unjustified! Leaders of the Switchmen’s Union are calling thus strike in defiance of the Board — in defiance of the /acts—and at the ex pense of the public! In its report on this case, the Board made this statem ent: " T h e r a ilr o a d In d u s try , t h . B o ard b a - H a v a s , n a a d s a b o v s all . I s . a p e rio d o f r a la t lv a s ta b ility to ad |u st a n d a d a p t I t , . I f a t 6 :0 0 A. At. lo c a l t im e , S un day, June 2 5 , 1 9 5 0 , a r e : Ctocaio Great W isttn Railway Company Cheat«, Rick Islaod 1 Raciftc Railroad Ctmpany TM O««str l Rio Grant« W isttn Railroad Company Gnat Norttiern Railway Company Tkp Western Pacific Railroad Company I t is tim e to p u t an end to su ch un< American tactics! to p r . s a n t c o m p e titiv e p o s t-w a r co n d i- tla n i.” The Answer to a Raw Attempt At Dictatorship is “ N o !” Despite this warning, the leaders of the Sw itc h m e n 's U nion are u p s e ttin g th e apple-cart —forcing a completely unjusti fied strike against everybody who uses the railroads. In the interest of the public who depend on the railroads every day, there can be only one answer to this outrageous and dicta torial action by the leaders of the Switch men s I nion. And that answer is—“NO I” KU^ WhZ l“ ? h,a “ d ° ther to talk to you at hr»i hand about matter» which are important to everybody.
