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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1952)
â takers' Festival at Grants Pass Theatre, 8th The annual Homemaker’s Fest ival scheduled for May 8 at the Rivoli Theatre, Grants Pass, will be an achievement program for the 620 homemakers enrolled in extension units in Josephine Coun ty, explains home agent Miss Rix- pah Douglass. During the past year these wo- men have learned how to freeze cooked foods, glamorize old ward- robes and make etched aluminum trays. They also studied vegetable cookery, cleaning rugs and uphols tery, low cost meats and ways to add more storage space to their homes. A project in “Understand ing the Family’’ was also studied for the first time this year. These projects will In- exhibited by various extension units in eight store windows in Grants Pass the weekend preceding the Festival April 26, 27, and 28. which is Nat ional Home Demonstration week For women not familiar with home economics extension, Mis- Douglass explains that it is an ed ucational program for any woman in the county. It is carried on throughout Oregon by Oregon State college and the U. S. Depart ment of Agriculture, and staffed by specialists at Oregon State col lege and county agents. Groups of women known as ex tension units aie organized in the county to receive instructions and project materials. Many of these women are trained as project lead- ei» and in turn they demonstrate Saturday, SEASON * OPENS A by Mr». Win. A. Brown Phone Expected Home Soon Mr. Hugh Foster of Foster’s Court is in the hospital where he underwent surgery, and may soon be home again. Undergoes Operation Rev. Jacob Boss of Bridgeview was operated on last Saturday morning at the Veterans Hospital in Vancouver, Washington. Wortmans Have New Daughter A daughter weighing seven pounds nine and one-half ounce» was born to Mr. and Mrs. John I.. Wortman, Cave Junction, April 14. Mr. James Reed of Grants Pass was in the Valley over the weekend visiting his friends, and was a house guest at the home of Glenn Champney. MAY 3 Plastic Demonstration with a new supply of all the equipment you’ll need to hook wise, old fish. A plastic products party with Mrs. Esther Patton as demonstra tor was held April 16 at the home of Mrs. Wilson Welsh in Kerby. Home Check your— Hospital From The father of Mrs. J. M. Bunch of the Valley Shoe Shop has been very ill in the County hospital but is now able to return home. -O" ~ . . . rods, reel«, lines, leaders, tackle boxes, and all your other needs. We have them all. A a quality to increase your fishing pleasure. Visit Daughter GLASS FLY RODS SI f REELS Sl-95 95 o.rJ up and up £ VALLEY SPORTING COODS Cave Junction Third Door South of Post Office — Lay Away Graduation Watches Now i> e> . Fv'z Stanley Party A Stanley party was given last week at the state line, with Mrs. Robert Bottell and Tillie Wheating as hostesses. SMART, NEW MODELS IN Hamilton & Elgin CECIL SLACK FETED ON BIRTHDAY APRIL 19 SELMA—The Frank Bre.izea’.e- became grandparents twice in ele. ven days. Joyce Louise was born April 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wheeler and Darrell Eugene wt- born April 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Dickerson. Mrs. Jerry Rawlings of Portland spent Easter with her daughter’s family the Dean Warrens. Darlene Cooper of Long Bead made a “flying” trip (by plane) home to help hei mother Mrs. Rus sell Cooper celebrate her birthday The visit was a complete surprise to he*- mother. Lester Archer is here from San ta Ana, California to spend the ummer on their ranch. Mrs. Arch- t will come up as soon as school is lUt. | Pete Blue and son Hubert an.l vohath Krauss and Dick Matters attended the DeM.day conclave at Klamath Falls, Friday and Satur day. Danny Tucker hurt his hand on . a belt lacer in a sawmill a few days ago, but not too seriously. There will be a Child Evangel- isfti Rally at the Church Sunday April 27, at 3 p. m. The school children who have been having Bible Classes will pt esent the Pro gram. Lew Hammer is putting: in a burner at his sawmill and, Gordon \\ hite and Fra-Mar are enlarging the p.nds at their nulls. Little Lee Metcalf, son of the Don Metcalf's was in the hospital several days, because he nearly had pneumonia. A surprise birthday party for Cecil Slack was given by his wife April 19 at ‘ Stillwoods,” the Slack home near Kerby. Several tables of pinochle were in play throughout the evening. Prizes went to Mrs. Harold Smid. i Donnis and Walt Goldsby, Ronald l St Cyr and Clint Freitos. A midnight supper was served ; to the guests who included Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Earle. Ronald St Cyr. WELDING Miss Rebecca Freeman will be home for th" weekend, accon >an :ed by Mr. and Mrs. Harry’ F ,'le. Mrs. Kyle, sister of Walter Free man, and he. husband are fre quent visitors in the Valley. Hall’s JOHNSON JEWELER CAVE Mrs. Pearl Anderson entertain- ed with a birthday party for Mrs. Laura Abbey, April 9. Mrs. Mabie Ellis, Mrs. June Abbey and daugh- ters Maureen and Tussia attended. Cave Junction Now ready to serve you with BROWN STRAND Wire Rope ♦ ♦ lines, loading lines and fittings. ♦ WELDING ♦ New location in building formerly Taylor’s SERVICE Self-Service Laundry, Cave Junction. Rough and Ready Elat AT MANCHEL'S PUBLIC GET THESE GREAT FEATURES — ALL 10 OF THEM! IRA N. HALL i* 1 WANTED community interest Give» Birthday Party McCulloch Chain Saws Men rer of Oregon Association of Public Accountants WITH Mr. and Mrs. Dale Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Don Beard, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Seatrunk. Dolore» Nolan, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smid, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Sauer, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Freit os, Mrs. Byron Slack, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goldsby. ----- o-------- ----- HEW 1952 SHELVADOR ! OREGOb Audits, Bookkeeping, Incom» Tax Service and Quarterly Re ports. NOTARY "Care-Free" Automatic De frosting. Defrosts itself coni- pletelv every night I Peeled Douglas Fir 2 Completely recessed shelves Poles and Piling it. the doors give you twice as much "front row" space 3. Separate Delivered at Puget Timber*« Grant« 3 CROSLEY SETS THE PACE WITH THE Accounting Service JUNCTION NEWS Chokers made up, Choker exchange, Arch AIRPORT their new Stills to other members of their units. —fitting lifetime gifts for graduating senio VALLEY FRIDAY. APRIL 25. ; Mr. an.l Mrs. J. B. Galland of O’Brien spent the Easter holidays visiting with their daughter, Mr . Ha» First Birthday Jerry Bruce and her family in Janet Marie Mulvey celebrated Portland. her first birthday with a group of — 0— her friends last Saturday after Vacationing On Rogue noon at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hamilton. Mr. anj Mrs. Gerald Mulvey of Mrs. Frank Hamilton and Mrs. Holland. George Morev are spending the w°ek down at le Hamilton cabin oi the Rogue river, while Frank Hamilton is holding the fort here at home. Home For Weekend For ß complete selection of the L <?»t in quality watches — ILLINOIS I by Mrs. Frits Kraus» 1022 Champneys Have House Guest We’re ready for you fishing enthusiast» I LOCALS Breazeales Have Second Grandchlid 1 Pa«« freezer compart ment -holds lip to 77 pounds <>f frozen foods. Yard Cuntact G. W. Thra«ber at the Our future is closely linked will« the future 4 butterSale automatu ally keep» butter at exactly the spreading consistency you like best. Mill or at hi« home south of Kerby. of our customers and their continued prog ress is dependent on community advance- 5. "Moist-cold" criipert keep ment. I] It is logical then that this bank should vegetables dewy-fresh. 6 Removable shelves make . be eager to promote focal progress and the Clj de ard Rick’s advancement of our citizens in every way consistent with sound food arrangement easier. 7. Huge meet holder is big banking practice. enough for a large roast. Let us work together for our mutual advan READY MIX CEMENT g Acid-resistant porcelain enamel interior. tages and further improvement of local conditions. BANK at HOME 9 Matchlevs beauty and styling. Phone 4401 TRADE at HOME BANK of ILLINOIS VALLEY CAVE JUNCTION PRICES STARTING AS LOW AS .. . )<).! 10 Refrigerating aalt war ranted for 5 years. The complete new Shelvador line offers ten new models in a wide choice of sizes, features, and prices. Come in and see them! They're American mmt imitated r-friiieratori' JEWELRY GIFTS THE FACE-SETTING DESIGNS 4*F COMING FNOM CROSLEY' MAY STEM’S HAVE— Quality Watches MANCHE TO SHOW— Genuine Affection • Hamilton • Bulova • Wyler “Furnitur' You’ll Admire at Prices You'll Appreciate FREE $24.95-71.50 PH. CAVE JUNCTION 3311 DELIVERY IN THE o VALLEY GRANTS PASS 4437 --------------------- ------- ■ STEM JEWELER Trade Your Old Refrigerator in on a NEW Crosley PH 3803 CAVE JUNCTION (Next to Bob’s Barber Shop! i In Three Years! Highest Trade-in Allowances
