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Moore Installed Daughter Born to
As Lions Prexy A. Vahrenwalds
HOLLAND—Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Vahrenwald are the parents of a
baby girl, Ann Marie. The young
miss was born June 18 and tipped
the scales at 7 pounds, 5 ounces.
Arriving Monday June 23 from
Sacramento to visit Mrs. Nell Shell-
aLarger are her daughter and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Nedmon Mellott.
They will also visit the Bill Shelia-
bargers and the Luther Sheriers, jr.
Wayne Leitch, his father and
brother from Seattle, are making
a stay at their mine at Tartar.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cournoyer
and sons are now making their
home in the Floyd duplex. They
moved here from Merlin. He is
foreman at tire Ross Lumber Co.
The Holland Birthday club had
as their honored guest this month
Mrs. Bertha Mayfield. Those pre
sent to wish her well were Thelma
and Wilda Maurer, Lucille Hutch
inson, Rachel Thrasher, Pear) Ros
siter, Daisy Baldwin, Ada Owing-,
EH Curtis, Maxine, Jackie and Ter
ry Roberts, Hildreth Mayfield, Lor
etta, Marilvn, Carol, Donnie and
Barbara Sullivant, Ann Mayfield,
Denise, Deborah, Beverly Mayfield, ;
Kathy, Doyle, Linda and Sandia I
Virginia Babcock, Sharon and
Marilyn.
Those sending gifts hut unable
Whether you’re buying or sell
ing, NEWS want ads work for you. ‘o attend were: Frankie Kaufman,
Alviene Kaufman, Edith Whitely
and Martelle Lewis.
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Hal Moore Jr and eight other
Illinois Valley Lions club officers
were installed by Deputy District
Governor John Wilson Jr. at a
Ladies Night dinner meeting at the
O’Brien Women’s club Tuesday
night.
Wilson presented a talk on
“Lionis-m” as well as presiding over
the installation. Secretary-Treasur
er Chas. Hubbard presented a pen
and pencil set to outgoing Presi
dent Don Rosenberg as a gift from
the board of directors and the
club.
Officers installed included: Hal
Moore Jr., president; C. Guy Stem,
first vice president; George Sim
mons, second vice president; Chas
A. Hubbard, secretary and treasur
er; Kern Drown, Lion Tamer; Jim
Akins, tailtwister; Harold Heming
way, Carl Spieth and Richard New
man, directors.
A movie, “American Cowboy”
provided the evenings entertain
ment.
Wilson also initiated Jim Wilson
and Ralph Kaiser as new members.
The next Lions meeting is Tues
day, July 8.
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JOHNSON'S
Ih.t’. the place to
go
for
jewelry
when in Grant, Pa,,
JOHNSON’S JEWELERS
In Rogue River Theater Bldg.
Attend Convention
The NEWS publishers, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Pinkerton attended the
annual summer convention of the
Oregon Newspaper Publisher’s
Assn, at Gearhart Friday and Sat-
urday. They returned to Cave Jun-
ction Sunday evening.
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OUR DEMOCRACY
LIBERTY is WEALTH
III
Eagle’s
DANCE
ideas of such men as R oger . B acon , philosopher
AND SCIENTIST OF THE 13**’ CENTURY, MET LITTLE
T he
ACCEPTANCE AND EVEN ACTIVE DlSCOURAUF MENT IN
THE TIMES AND ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH THEY LIVED.
their , recogni tion had to come later .
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ENCOURAGED TO THINK, INVENT ANO DISCOVER.
The Trailriders Will Definitely Provide the Music
This Saturday Night!
ACCORDING- TO THEIR. SENT- A FREEDOM THAT
NOT ONLY ENRICHES THE SPIRIT, BUT THAT PAYS OFF
IN SOCIAL BETTERMENT ANU INDUSTRIAL POWER.
Admission 75c per person
MORALLY AND MATERIALLY, THE LHAER.TY OF THE
INDIVIDUAL IS THE MIGHTIEST FORCE IN
HUMAN PROGRESS.
Supper by the ladies
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Local Team Keeps
Lead in League
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Radio Repairs
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The Best
for less
by Les"
BASHAM
R adio S ervice
10 Mile F.aat On Cave, Hiway
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FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS IN
WATCH
REPAIRING
ILLINOIS VALLEY DAIRY BREEDERS ASS’N
Start Improving Your Dairy Herd» Now!
Save time — sleep as you
ride in Pullman or in chair
car with dwp-euxhionwd re
clining seats. Enjoy the
lounge car with easy chairs,
magazines, snack refresh
ment service. Leave in the
evening; arrive Portland
7:25 a m. Overnight service
returning, too.
Stationery
Typewriters and
Adding Machines
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Come To
BARRETT'S STATIONERY
& OFFICE SUPPLIES
425 S. E. Sixth St
Grants Pass
Trout Still Biting!
The place to go is
Johnson Jeweler
133 S.E. ‘H’ St.
Grant» Pan
(Rogue Theater Building)
OREGON
— Everyone Invited
—M. L. Fuller Is in Charge
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In Cave Junction It’s the
KNOTTY PINE CAFE
to Complete, Economcal Meals and Good Service
iainuua fur . .
---- I'l ied Chicken or Steak Dinners
----- Delicious Sea Foods
----- Ice (’old Crab or Shrimp Louie
Stuffed Tomato with Egg or Tuna Salad
----- Fresh Strawberries and Cream
Strawberry Short Cake and Whip Cream
I All times skoirn are
Pacific Standard Tims)
For oddlflonel Information
EARN AS YOU LEARN
IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY
THE FINEST OPPORTUNITIES FOR
COMPLETING YOUR FORMAL EDUCATION, FOR LEARNING
A TRADE OR PROFESSION AWAIT
YOU AS A MEMBER OF THE U. S. ARMY OR THE WOMEN'S
ARMY CORPS. AN ASSURED FUTURE
FOR YOUNG AMERICANS. VISIT YOUR LOCAL U. $. ARMY—
U. S. AIR FORCE RECRUITING STATION TODAY.
cell yeerr lecci or neere,t
S.P. oaent.
U.S.A. — I S.A.F. RECRUITING STATION — (.RANTS PASS
SPONSORED BY
KNOTTY PINE CAFE
CAVE JUNCTION
LINKHART and Mr LEAN
See your neared S P. Agent er
write J. H Pruett. Jr., GPA, 622
Pacific Bldg , Portland 4. Ore
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Begin June 30—7:45 P. M. Daily Bus Connects
BRIDGEVIEW GRANGE HALL with Famous
Ride in modern air-condi
tioned bus esjiecially char
tered by S.P. to Dunsmuir.
Hoard the famous stream
liner, Shasta Daylight, de
parting 5 p.m., arriving San
Francisco 11:15 p.m. Bus
leaves Grants Pass 11:55
a m, Medford 12:50 p.m.,
Ashland 1 AS p.m. Return
ing leave San Francisco on
the Shasta Daylight 7:45
a m., be home in time for
dinner.
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IN OU(t DEMOCRACY, THE MODERN ROGER. BACONS Ait»
GOING NORTH?
Try the Train
Artificial Insemination Overnight to
Service Available
PORTLAND
Non-Denominational
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BRIDGEVIEW GRANGE HALL
Kerby
PHONE CAVE JUNCTION
9 10 A. M. DAILY
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Saturday, lune 28
Leading Cave Junction
batters
... Uiicrs
were
Charlie
Campbell
with
four g
Here from Oklahoma
and Saffer and Dave Campbell >>
Mr. and Mrs. W6od are here
with two hits each.
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from Oklahoma visiting their son,
The Sunday win left thb Cave ih
O. C. Wood and family of Cave
Junction Cubs a game ahead of
Junction.
The Cave Junction team re I i the Grants Pass Merchants in
tained its lead in the Rogue River league play.
Baseball league by downing the
In a non-league game Wednes
Butte Falls Loggers 11-2 Sunday day, June 19, the Clubs lost a close
afternoon at Butte Falls.
one 5-4 at the hands of the Grants I:
Pitcher Wayne Saffer limited Pas Merchant* in the eighth inning fl
the Butte Falls batters to but five after Saffer pitched a brilliant |
game, striking out 16 Grants Pass
hits, striking out seven. His team batsmen.
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mates knocked out 16 runs for
a profitable afternoon of slugging.
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SAW
LOGS
CABAX MILLS
WANTED:
Refreshments of cake, koul-aid
and ice cream were served by
the hostess.
reporter, Roberta Martin
The Illinois Valley 4-H Dairy
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club met at Roberta Martin s home IV GRANGE TO MEET
June 18.
TWICE DURING SUMMER
Everyone was present.
The Illinois Valley Grange will
It was decided to buy white
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hold two meetings during the sum-
T-shirts to wear at
the fair.
There was also a discussion a- mer months—on the first Thurs-
bout attending 4-H camp this sum- day in July and first Thursday
mer
in August at the regular meeting
The meeting was adjourned.
place and time.
4-H Dairy Club
Plans for Fair
NEWS
FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1952
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Cave Junction