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« L’niveriiiy oí Orogo» ¿/ffrwy to th Otfffh CfiteJ lü ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS THE \ OL. X\ No. 3 ________________ VOICE OF THE VALLEY Cave Junction, Oregon, Friday, May 9, 1952 Single Copy Ten Cents 1952 IVHS TRACK SQUAD ILLINOIS VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL NEWS By Carol Burr Kerby Eighth Grade Visits Tuesday, May 6 The eighth-grade were the guests I of IV High School. Tuesday a’’ter- I noon, May 6. The Hospitality Club was respon- I -iible for showing the students the building, and making them feel , welcome to our High School as the up and coming Freshmen next year. It was up to the students in high school to be on their best behavioi and set a good example for them. Roberta Bryant Gilbert Wright Wins Athletic Trophy I Gilbert Wright, Ivy Senior, ha- been awarded the Sportsmanship Trophy. This being sponsored by he Glenn Morrison Post No. 70, of the American Legion. Any student was eligible to re- cieve the trophy, which was award ed to the student attaining the best ill around sportsmanship during the past year. This is to be an annual award. If a Freshms’n, Sophomore, or Junior recieves the trophy, he or she must leave the trophy in the show case until he or she graduates. The rea son for this ruling is that if a stu- ilent accepts a trophy during his ot her high school years, they are not eligible to |>articipate in any intra school sports. Roberta Bryant In Second Place Friday Last Chance To Purchase Tickets Roberta Bryant, Illinois Valley Lions club Caveman Queen con - testant, dropped into second place I after nil contestants but one sub — ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS PHOTO i mitted ticket stubs Wednesday aft I ernoon. The queen count was: Wanda I Story. Jaycees, 850; Roberta Bry ant, IV Lions, 720; Carolyn Chris Humidity Te mp. | tie, Elks, 500; Clarice Wyatt, Eag April High Low High Low Rain 1' les, 480. 28 i M 64 34 21 Trace Dedication of the newly-com- 29 The queen standings are expect i 65 34 92 0.52 I pleted St Patrick's Catholic church 30 ed to change radically by the time 64 44 93 37 None will take place this Sunday, 11 a.m. May the final vote ia in Saturday. A' with Archbishop Howard of Port 1 1 least one Grants Pass organization 62 26 37 None M land officiating. , is suspected of holding back at g 63 95 A Grants Pass man was convict 20 None 34 least half of the tickets currently A potluck dinner will be served 3 63 26 36 None 94 ed of petty larceny this week by sold. immediately following the services. 4 Justice Chas. A. Hubbard for the 69 94 None 3 4 21 The public is invited to both the The Cavemen will crown the For week iunding May 4. Election speeches for Student theft of a $2.39 belt from a local ceremony and dinner. ( Weather information furnished Bodv officers for the school year queen and three princesses at cor- store. Located on the Redwood high by Illinois Valley Ranker Station.) of 52-53 were given at 1 :00 p. in., mation festivities in the Grants Hubbard fined Rexford Knopf Pass High School gym at 8p.m. way directly across from the rang in the Ivy gym, Monday, May 5. $25 and $4.50 costs, and issued a er station, the church was begun warning that additional arrests Campaign managers and candid- \ special program anil dance will late last fall, and will have a seat-| will be made for pilfering in Cave j ates for each office gave a speech. foRow. Q IN MtMCRUJt ing capacity of 200. For the past I Friday is the last chance to pur ' \ couple of skits were given per Junction stores. two years services have been held base tickets from local merchants taining to specific nominees. “There is considerable pilfering in a temporary chapel on the same Primary election will be held and Lions in support of Mins Bry going on and the only way to stop grounds. Thursday, May 8, eliminating the ant's candidacy. The ticket allows it is by heavy fines and possible ' candidates to two for each office. admission at the coronation and Father Kelley, from St. Ann’s jail sentences,” Hubbard said. Sev The final election will be May 15. dance in addition to casting a vote Pariah in Grants Pass will contin eral more arrests are expected Candidates for the different Stu for the local candidate. Tickets ue to hold services here every other soon, he added. Sunday. The 1952 Josephine County Red dent Body offices are: President: purchased in Grants Pass Saturday Other local court cases the past The church was built through Criss drive will decide whether Jack Cooke, JoAnn Taylor, Wayne evening will not be credited to any week include the following: local subscription and assistance exi ting Red Cross facilities are Spencer, and Orlen Pickle. Vice candidate. Illinois Valley Justice Court —---------- a—............... from the Catholic magazine, “Ex to remain, Harold Bowerman, local President; Joanie Eisan, Warren No operators license: Loyal Downing, Christine Duncan. Dick tension Society.” Lew Krauss and chairman, said this week. Johnson, $2.50 and $4.50 costs; Masters. Secretary; Mae Bower George Webb donated a large part Bowerman stated the blood Edwin Matheson. $2.50 and $4.50 man, Charline Bliss, Claire Cooper, of the lumber used. bank and veterans home service are costs; George Mulvey, $2.50 and Bev Tabor. Treasurer; Tom Kan- St. Patrick’s will take its name thieatened unless the current coun rer, Jonelle Benge, Lillie Scott, $4.50 costs; Lorene Yeargen. $2.50 Replacement of the Applegate from the old Catholic church that ty budget of $11,600 is met. The 'argent at arms, Chuck Floyd and and $4.50 costs. Only a dozen dissenting votes Bridge is the only recommendation was once at Waldo. As far back Valley drive begins May 19 and Kohath Krauss. No vehicle license: Ralph Boney, thiat will be made for improvemen; as 1857 a Father Blanchard i- should be completed by the end of .cere east in tlw Valley against the $2.50 and $4.50 costs; E. Wagy. of Highway 199 to the state high known to have held services in that the month. Only $4,500 has been 1952-53 county -ehool district bud $2.50 and $4.50 costs. Inadequate way commission when it meets May church. All that remains there to- collected in the drive underway get in a special school district elec send, $4.50 costs. elsewhere in the county. tion last Friday. I 27, highway committees from Jo- day is a Catholic cemetery. Reckless driving, Robert Elston, ■ sephine and Jackson counties de- The people of the Valley ar< An overwhelming majority of $25 and $4.50 costs. Inadequate ' cided when they met in Grants Pass urged by Bowerman to be prepared The Freshmen class presented the light vote approved the budge' brakes, Wm. Shaw, $2.50 and $4.50 a week ago Wednesday night. to contribute generously on th< heir “Old Fashioned Barn Dance” n the county district. O'Brien was solicitor's first contact to limit •Tiday, May 2, at 8 p. m. As spec- the only |M>lling place to give the costs. Attending from Cave Junction the need for second visits. al guests the Freshmen invited the board a complete vote of confi Municipal Court were Walt Freeman, Valley advis Volunteer worker* are needed to ighth grade class. dence with an absence of" "No" Basic rule: Earl Story, $10; Ce- ory committee representative, Bob reduce the work and shorten the The gym was decorated to give it votes. ♦ 1 Jayne, $7.50; Lloyd Meilendorf, Rausch and Mrs. Valerie Rauber. campaign. Anyone willing to assist he effect of a huge barn. Paths led $5; Robert Hord, $7.50. The total county vote included A shortage of steel has held up with the solicitation is requested o the dance floor, which was boxed Dave ! plans to replace the Applegate bot- Drunk on public street, 343 Yes; 131, NO; making a total to contact Lucille Floyd at Holland ff by green and gray ertpe paper. county vote of only 474. Hemphill, $15. | tieneck. The group decoded to re With batting strong but ability or Harold Bowerman at the Illi Below t.he streamers were th-- Balloting at Valley polling quest re-alignment, widening and to score weak, the iVHS baseball nois Valley Ranger Station. 'hairs mixed in with piles of hay places was as follow*: Illinois Val resurfacing of the Cave Junction nine lost two within the past week lacked by a log fence. The change ley High: 31, Yes; 4, No. Kerby: to Hayes Hill section of Highway to Ashland and Crater High lance to was enjoyed by the 15, Yes; 2, No. O’Brien: 26, Yes. Previous Winners Take 199 as an alternate recommenda school*. couples. Selma: 28, Yes; 6, No. tion if the steel shortage persists. Ashland beat out the Cougars in Refreshments o f sandwiches, Hardware Fishing Prizes a 5-3 game there Friday afternoon, Other future suggested improve cookies and punch were served. The Letters seeking public opinion ments for the Redwood Highway even though the local boys led in Relatively poor fishing didn’t dance ended at 11:3(T. on the proposed post office site were the installation of traffic con hits with six c< mpared to four for prevent two 1951 prizewinners 01 --------------- o--------------- on the Champion property at the Ashland. trol systems for the two narrow the. Illinois Valley Hardware fish ">uth end of Cave Junction have Pickle and Campbell each cop bridges of the east and west forks ing contest from repeating opening • en sent to several Valley organi of the Illinois between Cave Junc- ped two and Wright and McEntire day of the recently opened trout zational heads this week. Plagued by weakness in the field h't one each. Bliss allowed three tion and O’Brien. season. A Portland postal inspector cor- events the IVHS track team to > k hits in three innings, ami wa- f rom major recommendation Mr. and .Mrs. Ken Hamilton re A ••sponded with club presidents ask Scientific advances into modern a 70 to 39'-j defeat at the hand- Josephine County delegation replaced by Reinoehl who allowed port the following winners of the ing the feasibility of locating the the but one hit in the remaining inn living have finally reached the of Crater High in a triangular meet be the replacement or widen- 1952 contest: will at Crater Satuiday. Eagle Point proposed new and larger postal ing of Caveman Bridge at Gra nt.s ings. Wright and Hoskins caught. First place wa< won by George •>oint where even outdoor recre picked 1 4’.a for third. facilities on the Champion prop Six errors helped Crater High ational activities are made easy. Yarbrough with a 29 fish, win Pass. The IVHS boys took three firsts, erty. squeeze by 7-6 Wednesday on Rhm- 'Caldwell's Sporting Goods and -O- ning a spinning reel. Yarb^ougl failing to get a single pqint in the blers field. Crater matched their Mr. and Mrs. Jim Championj Illinois Valley Hardware report won a special prize last year. hits with runs, while IVHS knocked were one of two parties bidding| hat the fisherman i* now spared discus, shot or javelin. Second prize was taken by last Valley boys who placed include: >ut 10 hits, scoring but 6. for the construction of a newi year’s first place winner, Glen he dirty and sometime* difficult High hurdles — Hr >wn, firs’; Campbell was the powerhouse of postoffice building earlier this ask of locating and digging hi* Y >ung who landed a 23-lncher this Spalinger. fourth; time 16.2. the local squad, getting three for iwn supply of fishing worms for year. The, second party withdrew ........................................................ - year to win a spinning rod. 100 yard da-h Barton, secomC; four in the hitting department. ’heir bid, leaving only the one site jlait. ------------ - Cook hit two. Maurer two, to round Trout fishing on opening day Like the new bride getting sup- Reich, fourth to be considered*. Mile run -Clayton, first; time Saturday was generally slow, but out the batting leaders. Pickle and Girls Present Corsages --------------- o--------------- ner armed only with a can-openc, Wright composed the battery. some good catches were reported. Valley fishermen can “dig” their 5 :01 To «Mothers at Tea 110 yard dash Wa’son, second. George Yarbrough and Glen bait from a can. Low hurdle* -Spalinger, fourth. Young landed 29 and 23-inch fish Specially bred angle and meal Our 4-H meeting was called tr 220 yard dash Watson, first; to win prizes at the Illinois \ alley order by President Judy Terrel, worms are now placed in paper Hardware. Ed Yarbrough got hi- May 3, at the home of our leader containiers and tin cans, complete Barton, tie for second. Time 24.9. 8 h 0 yard run Clayton second. Persons with small club and ' Mrs. Steimer. The pledge and with a food supply for cros»-coun- limit in 12-15-inch trout. The Legion hall was selected as Broad jump—Barton, second, personal news item» are encour I creed were repeated. ry shipment. Wm. McLean, son Frank and Ed the Cave Junction observation post Watson, third. aged to contact one of the fol Illinois Valley Hardware primes ward Woodcock returned Tuesday Each girl made her mother a cor "f the ground observer corps by High jump—Merrill, tie fo. lowing NEWS correspondents in sage for the tea that was given their California-bred meal worm* Supervisor Chas. A. Hubbard this from a two day fishing trip to second. the Valley — Siltcoos I.ake on the coast, with a at the end of the regular meeting with M|uash in prepaiation for week. Pole vault—Plumlee, third. Mr». Wm. A Brown As the mothers came, their own rood trout fishing. Caldwell’*, on Hubbard also announced the fol- catch of 25 black bass and some , Q ■ — i— Phone 1022 the other hand, stand by good old daughters gave them their corsage I wing ground observers corps ap- crappies, penc-h and bluegill. FINED FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING Mr» Virginia Babeoek and introduced them. Those pres- corn meal and chicken mash to The Ed McKermon family re p- intments: chief observer, Dree keep their Colorado worms wrig Newel) (). Morphew, Cave Junc Leave New» at Holland Store) , ent were Mrs. Stark, Mrs. .Madden, ( \kins; observers. Les Henry and portedly caught 16 trout on the tion, was arrested on the South Mm. Hoover, Mrs. Prevatt and gling. Mr». FrilS Krau»» Applegate. Raymond Proctor. The New* is informed Melvin Pacific highway by state police Mm. Beauvais. Ph. Selma 621 Holland men who did well over The ground observer corps is The next meeting will be May Rigdon may soon cultivate a suf May I for drunken driving. Jus Carole Bliaa the weekend included Joe Sullivan. prepared to aid in case of an emer- ficient amount of angle worms for tice J R. Mathews, Grants Pass, 17. Kerby -ency. at which time Hubbard or: Floyd Owings. Bill Shellabarger levied a fine of $200 and costs. Joyce Beauvais, reportor local fishing need«. I Mrs. Akins will be notified. ' and Dan Hadley. I he 1952 IVHS track »quad, coached by Norm York, ia making a gcod »howing in meet» thi» year de»pita poor training facilitio* with which the boy. have to work. Team member» are a» follow»: (first row, I. to r.) George Bell, manager. Clarence Pullen, Louia Wat son, Jacke Cooke, Bob Behm, Jim Scott, Ray James, manager. (Second row, I. to r.) John Clayton, Don Warren, Larry Sander», Dick Merrill, Doug Plumlee. (Third row, I. to .r) Ed Hubbard, Pete Brown, Mel Barton, Hugh Blue, Joe Spalinger, Norm York, coach Man Fined for Petty Larceny St. Patrick's Catholic Church Completed; Dedication Ceremonies Sunday, May 11 WEATHER Justice Warns Against Local Store Pilfering Candidates Give Speeches For School Election THE DEAD Red Cross -THE DISABLED Facilities Endangered Highway Groups Valley Approves School Budget Plan Changes ‘Barn Dance’ Theme For Freshman Party IVHS Loses Two; Weak on Scoring Ashland Wins 5-3; (> Errors Help (’rater Postoffice Seekin? Opinion on Location Fisherman Spared Worm Digging Now Few Good Catches On Opening Day Legion Hall to be Observation Post News Correspondents Weakness in Field Events Hurts IVHS
