Illinois Valley news., April 11, 1952, Image 1

University «f Oregon
VOL. XIV
No. 51
( ave Junction. Oregon, Friday, April 11, 1952
GAVEMAN QUEEN CANDIDATES
Single Copy Ten Cents
la Î ™ " " '"ci';:1" 1 7 ValleS' » « « > ■ « <0 Hold Joint
Two Cave Junction men w ere
initufled as Cavemen and the lo­
cal queen cand date introduced,
when ■Jhe Cavemen mot Thursday
nighG at the G rants Pass C ountiy
c lu b ./
Services Tonight, Easter Morning
Free Cantata
Presented By
Valley Chorus
Good Friday Service
In Cave Junction;
Proctor Hill, Sunrise
Lojfd B urnett and Don Rosen­
berg were the initiates.
Mi/« Roberta B ryant, Caveman
queep contestant of Cave Ju n c ­
tion, another with her m other was
Thirty Voices In
a g u ^ t of the Cavemen and intro­
‘Song of Easter’ Sunday
duced to the organization.
O ther Cave Junction Cavemen
” Tlie Song of E a ste r” cantata
p re s y n were A rt Kellert, Tex Clif- will he presented this Sunday, Ap­
lo id . Early Elmore and Ole Nas- ril 13, 3 p.m. at the Ivy Theatre
sen. /
by the Illinois Valley Community
Chorus.
Work on Streets
To Begin Soon;
Sherier Hired
k u u e n o u r y a n t , Illin o is V a l l e y L io n s c lu b
p o s in g w it h th e o t h e r th r e e c o u n ty a s p ir a n t s
M ay
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U.r ,n g £ a v e / n , n c o r o n a t io n a c t iv it ie s
Gasoline Delivery
Ordinance Passed;
Garbage Vote Monday
Seven \ alley churches are co-
opeiating in joint Good Friday
and E aster Sunrise sevices this
week.
Good Friday services s ta rt at
• :45 p.m. tonight (F riday) at
the Cave Junction Community
church.
The C aster Sunrise service will
sta rt at 6 a.m. on P roctor’s Hill
on th e Caves highway.
C ooperating in sponsoring these
A dm ittance is fre e ; it is request­
jo
in
t services are the following
ed that all small children he ac­
churches: Kerby Assembly of God;
companied by adults.
• ave Junction Community church;
Sponsored by the O’Brien Wom­
en s club, the group is made up of Selma B aptist church; O’Brien
Friends Community church; W on­
thirty local people. The chorus in­
der Union Chapel; Takilma Full
clude»: Anne Leonard, Carolyn
Gospel and Brigeview Community
Covington, Hazel P rairie, Edna church.
Morey, Ruby M artin, Dorothy
A ttendance at the church of the
Doran, Lois Spencer, B arnette
w
orshipper’s
choice is urged in an
Smith, Peggy Eulk, Ida Hemming-
this w eek’s
way, Beulah Hamilton, Dorothy advertisem ent in
Bearss, Norma McAbee, Jeanne NEW S, together with a schedule
York, Marie Wilson, Alice Bower- ol E aster services.
The program announced for
man, M argaret Monroe, Clara Bas­
ham, Herb Drews, E arl Spencer, (he Sunrise service is as follows:
Vic Meiser, W ayne Spencer, Ra.v hymn. ’’Christ Arose,” led by Rev.
mond Jones, Claude Reinoehl, Ray K roon; prayer. Rev. McCovr spec­
ial num ber; scripture reading.
Proctor, and Dean W arren.
Chi rus director is Frances Rei Rev. Boss; special number, male
noehl; pianist, A lberta Proctor. chorus; E aster message, Rev. O g­
ie r; hymn, "H e Lives” ; benedic­
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tion, Rev. Gray.
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Cave Ju n ctio n ’s streets will sone
get needed m aintenance work with
the jow n council’s action Monday
night to hire Earl Sherier to o p e r­
Trio Involved in Collision
ate and m aintain the town grader.
Fined by Justice Hubbard
1 he council also |>a.s.sed a new
gasoline ordinance and agreed to
The driver of a car involved in
take a vote on a requested in­
a collision w ith a tan k er truck
crease of 25 cents for garbage
near Kerby, and his two com pan­
pickup.
ions w ere fined by Justice C. A.
Dance to Benefit
Having already completed some
H ubbard Saturday.
\ alley Ticket Drive
repair work on the grader, Sher­
Charged with drunken driving,
V ictor Bidache was fined $150
A dance to benefit the Cave­ ier was hired at $5 an hour for
and costs. Elias McDaniel and
man queen candidacy of Miss Ro- all operation and m aintenance ex­
Next
Game
with
cluding the tires.
heta B ryant a t the Legion Hall,
Annis Dixon were each fined $25
Sherier was to have begun g rad ­
Tex Clifford of the Q— X Ranch
S aturday night, April 26, was a n ­
fo r intoxication. All three are
Myrtle Creek Here
ing
last night (T h ursday), start-1 was elected president of the Jo se­
residents o f Cave Junction.
nounced at the Lions club m eeting
W ith two out in the last inning a t the Todelope Tuesday night. ¡ng on W atkins, Kerby, Schumak- 1 phine County Livestock Assn.,
The tan k er was driven by G reg­
Eagle Point knocked four runs to
ory Ju d d of G rants Pass.
A delegation of G rants Pass er, Sawyer and Palm er streets. when it m et for its annual con-
» Boxing, 1 Wrestling
sneak
by
the
Illinois
Valley
High
No. ' 24, Wh‘Ch
which is PUb'
pub- vention at the Legion hall W ednes­
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Cavemen will be present to p u t „ h Ordinance
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Matches
Scheduled
School baseball nine, 9-6 F rid a y on their usual entertain in g stunts 1,sh<^ 1,1 th ‘!i
» NEWS, was day.
afternoon.
Miss B ryant is supported by the ‘
‘ "“ hout objection and is
I he hoy» o f Illinois Valley are
**I O ther officers chosen were vice-
The next league game is with local Lions club. The cam paign will now in effect. The new measure president, Bill Randolph, Laurel havm g a benefit «m aker in the
M yrtle Creek at the local diamond, end with the coronation May 10 at perm its clipper delivery and places < rest Angus Ranch; secretary. h irv s, ,ooi gym tonight, Friday,
Saturday afternoon at 2:30.
the G rants Pass High School Mem no size limit on storage tanks.
Bob Murdock, county a g e n t; tre a s­ at h p.m.
A request by P a t’s Sanitary urer, Joel Barker, Morton Milling
The proceeds will go tow ard fin­
Eagle Point benefited by three orial gym.
Excessive Kains Could erro rs and two singles to pull a
Tickets a re now available fo r Service fo r a 25-cent increase in Co. of G rants Pass.
ancing tu rf fo r the football field.
Cause Spring Floods
New director from the Valley
last m inute surprise on Coach Wes I purchase from local Lions and garbage pickup rates was tabled
T here will be nine boxing
P e te rs’ club. O rlen Pickle was the business firms. The price o f the for one week, giving citizens amp­ district is Clem Sauer.
m atches and one w restling match.
Snow cover on the Applegate
ticket includes a vote in behalf le opportunity to express them
losing pitcher.
Over seventy were reported to Keith Owens wil he the official
and Illinois rivers is a t an all-
selves before a vote is taken Mon­ have attended the tour, dinner lo r the event.
of
Miss
B
ryant,
and
admission
to
Leading bitters for IVHS were
tim e high assuring the Valley of
day.
the coronation and dance.
and program W ednesday.
Below is the card for the event:
ah und u n t irrigation w ater and Cook, with two for two;, M cEntire
Tuesday
night
the
club
discussed
BOXING
with
three
fo
r
fo
u
r;
Pickle,
one
m aking floods a possible th re a t
trips Miss B ryant will he taken on
Ray Cole
vs,
Els Sw ift
in case of long rains, the county for th ree; Tycer, one for four;
to stim ulate the sale of tickets in
J e rry Walden vs. Gene H arrison
and
Yandell,
one
for
three.
w a te r forecast group reported this
her support. All Lions p articip at­
AI l.aBorde
Vs.
Ron Cole
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week.
ing in arrangem ents fo.r the queen
Bill Smith vs. Bill W interbottom
Snow in the hills exceeds the 16-
campaign will com plete plans at a
l a rry Farm er
vs.
Ji„, W right
y e a r average by 240 p er cent
m eeting next Tuesday night.
Marion Miller vs. G ary Bolinger
th is year. The snow cover on the
Hal Moore, scrap m etal drive
ru F|' y
Vs' Charles Floyd
headw aters of the A pplegate and
chairm an, announced the club has
Dick Merrill
vs. J„ e Mellow
Illinois is the g reatest ?ver m eas­
John Fillman
The Freshm an class of IVHS gathered about 10 tons of metal.
vs. Jack A m old
ured.
placed 11 students on the honor Proceeds from the sale o f this
WRESTLING
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Jack
T he d isch a rg e of the Illinois roll for the fourth q u a rte r of drive will help furnish a hospital
room at the medical center. Harold
riv e r is expected to exceed the »chool to lead the other classes.
Seniors with 10 were next, aru1 I Hemin,nva>’’s teanl
Jfiven the
367,500 acre feet m easured in
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club
fcoat
for
having*
brought
in
1937.
hen Ju n io rs and Sophomores with
the least metal fo r the last two-
There is no danger of flooding 7 and 6 respectively.
week period.
unless excessive rains should cause
The students must make a grade
Harold Bowerman displayed a
• n early m elt, Loyd B urnett, soil average of three point or bettei
'o re stry service two-way portable
conservation engineer in Cave o qualify for the honor holl.
Bides Offered; No
radio set to be used fighting fires
Ju nctio n said.
Those qualifying w ere: Seniors. this summer.
Appointment
Necesarv
Having participated in the fore­
Mildred Beard, 4.; Arle Scott. 4.;
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cast, B u rn ett said the flow of
A ppointm ent cards for the April
Don P reston, 3 .8 ; Kathryn PI
Ihe Illinois s in orderly now. with Iips> 3 8 . A nnabe,k. Blewel, 3 7 5
I < visit of the American Red Cross
th e w ater
.c' eair- The fo re c a s t1 Mari)yn Masteis> ,J f i .
mobile blood unit, at the Ameri-
group was headed by W. T. Frost. | Fuller> 3 6 . U slIe Martj
3 5
•an Legion hall, have bren mailed
snow survey leader for the soil [)orothy H lln tel, 5; M
Em e,..
Ihe committee requests that at!
A jo in t session of the Cave
conservation service and Oregon son •> ■>
«•ply cards be prom ptly returned
Junction and G rants Pass Cham­ I m p r o v e m e n t , o n th e C a v e J u n c t io n c it y w e ll . . . t e r n h . v . k .
A gricultural Experim ent station. '
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-o that plans can he made.
Freshmen, Jackie Strohkirch, 1. bers of Commerce was to have w a y f o r th e p a . t c o u p le o f w e e k . A d d , , , „ „ . r . p r i : . .
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An appointm ent is not requited
Shirley Penninger. 3.8; P atty Sue met last night (T hursday) to for- f r o m th e w e ll h a v e b e e n ta p p e d to a . . u r . th e to w n o f . u f f i c i e n t w . T I r
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make a blood donation. Come
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Kellar, 3.6; Merrill Simington, mulate plans fo r im proving the f c r y e a r - r o u n d u s e. T h e $ 1 0 0 0 im p r o v e m e n t w ill e li m in a t e a n v „
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Mickey 3.4; Larry M aurer. : .1 ;
M anager I. C. Hansen of the l a . t U w ' f e ^ t o'f 24"'i'nc'h7.4e L ' . " ' " i A o
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K athleen M atson 3 .4 ; Nisha Moy G ra n ts P ass C h am b er was e x p e rt- A .C . T h a y e r , w a t e r n w e t e r , a n d L u t h e r S h e r ie r . c o u n c i l m a n ,,<>n appreciate your coming early to
Twelve persons were fined d u r­
avoid any delay.
1.2; L in d a George, 3.2; Joh i ed to lead a d elegation w hich i s ____________ ___
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ing the m onth of March for driving i gan | pr>(
Blood is urgently needed. All
i ecking :•> get the improved 1
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m
w ithout an o perators license, ac­
"Riten» between the age of 18 and
v „. 'w a y from the horde, extended * “ >>2 V O U Ilty F a i l
Treasure Hunt Refunds
cording to Charles H ubbard, ju s­
¡0 should donate for the defense
gima De.Mersseman, 3.8; Jo A tm ' through to G rants Pas-.
I lir llld o c Clarrm Cla/tvar Are Available Now
tice of the peace.
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Eisan, 3.8; L illie Scott,
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CIUuCS
OftOW
For driving with inadequate
ittend the unit to make certain
Refunds
for
m
erchants
who
par
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brakes, fo u r persons w ere fined; Pickle, 3.4; Jonelle Benge, 3.; I Third Annual Easter Hunt
hat you are physically qualified
C laire ('(„.p e r. 3.8.
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i t ■ ticipated in the Christm as Treas
fo u r others w ere fined fo r driving
ure Hunt were made available thir icfore allowing you to donate.
And
Gymkhana
Sunday
.'attractio
n
of
the
evening
a
t
tn.
Sophomores, Freda Stepp, 4.;l
with no vehicle license; and three
T ransportation will be furnish-
; Illinois Valley PTA ’s “ Country week and can he collected iron
persons paid fines for m iscellan­ Dick Masters, 3.8; Charles Rich )
d for those otherwise unable to
E aster egg F a ir” A pril 18
Luther Sherier.
eous causes.
ardson, 3.8, —
..... T errel, 3.6; hunt and gymkhana sponsored by
Ronnie
ittend. Requests for transporta-
S ta rtin g a t 7:15 p.m. in the
Balance in the T reasure Hun
Those driving w ithout operators Shirley Clark, 3.; and Beverly J the Rough and Ready Ramblers
lon should he placed at Manchel’s
Kerby School auditorium , the fund is now $87.85. The commit
licenses included: Ross Phillips. I T ahnr- <•>-
| will be on the Rambler field E aster stage show curtain goes up fifteen
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rn itu re «tore, the Illinois Valley
ice in charge will decide what is t.
Sunday, with the kids’ hunt s ta r t­ m inutes later, with the carnival
*7; Donald H uffm an. $7; Melvin
anger
station, or with Judge Hub-
he done with the rem aining tickets
B arton, $5.50; Lloyd Piercey, $'.'; Club Serve* A nnual B r e a k fa .t
ing at 11 :30 a.m. The horse events booths open im m ediately a fte r­
hard.
Richard Lindsey. $7; Bob Hack-1 The o ’Bricn W omen’i club will sta rt at 2 p.m.
T here ha« been some misunder-
wards, reports Mrs. Harold Crowd, B E N N E T T S T A K E O V E R
w orth, $7; F rank C ardinal, $7 , i <erve it# annual breakfast Sunday, I The
, ne Ramblers will have prizes
tanding concerning diet before
M ELO DY LA N E
president of the PTA.
•lames K. Lightsey. $7; G. Lee April 13, from 8 a m. to 2 p.m. at , or
, ivr egg
inner» of wie
the r E ^ aster
lonating. A hearty meal may he
A “ Spring Bonnet” sale, food
Mr. and Mrs. John B ennett an
M arshall. $7; Cleo S Smith, $7; the club hou*e on the Redwood ' hunt and ribbons and prizes for
aten but fa tty foods should be
and refreshm ent booths and a lounced this week Fbey have ac
Leair C. Brock, $7; Evon Caroth-1 highway.
i ; he horse events.
garden plant booth arc among tie luired the “ Melody Lane” rest »voided.
®>w, $5.50.
| Club members may leave their
The Josephine County Mounted many a ttra c tio n s offered at th<
ira n t in O ’Brien.
C A V E S H IG H W A Y O P E N
For inadequate brakes: Richard donations at the H ubbard resi-i S heriff's Posse and the Williams “ F air.”
They plan to mak« a teen-agi
Johnson, $7; Donald Clark $ 7 ;'d e n c e on Caves Ave. anytim e Sat Brash Riders have agreed to en ter
The Oregon Caves highway is
D uring the evening a baby calf ••creation cen ter of the room ir
'o n ttn u e il
fige 10
urday, April 12.
¡horses and riders in the gymkhana will he auctioned
io w open to two-way tra ffic , it
hack of the cafe.
•vas announced Friday, April 4.
B r y a n t ; C a r o ly n C h r is t ie , E l k , ;
G r a n ts Pass C o u r ie r .)
and C la r k e
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( R o b e r t M a r t i n p h o t o ; c u t c o u r te s y
Lions Plan Queen Campaign For
Local Candidate, Roberta Bryant
7th Inning Eagle Pt.
Rally Defeats 1VHS
Tex Clifford Chosen
Ptexy oi Cattlemen Smoker Tonight
In IVHS Gym
Snow in Hills
Highest Ever
NEW TOWN WATER SOURCES
34 I.V.H.S. Students
Make Honor Roll
Blood Donors
Needed April 17
2 Chambers to Plan
Road to Grants Pass
23 Pay Traffic
Fines In March