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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1952)
ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1962____ ___________ H Changes Made in News of Valley . , . News Typography BOYS IN UNIFORM •z'zzzzz-zzz-zzzzzzz zz z z z z z * zzz^zzz zzzzz *zzzz z z z zz zzZz z zz ZZ Z Z ZZ Z z Z ZZ Z ZZ ZZ z z Of possible reader interest is the headline change in NEWS typo graphy this week. Although probably not percept ible to most subscribers, the larger headlines this week are slightly dif ferent, now being all machine set. To liven the appearence of the NEWS the new publishers have had to laboriously handset all but the smallest of headlines. All head lines except the very large will in the future be machine set. The same machine-set type will also peed the production of advertise ments. Another recent typographical change which undoubtedly went unnoticed by most NEWS readers was the reduction of space between lines of news matter. This decrease of space between lines, although barely perceptible, allows the publishers Vo now print 20-30 inches more of news in the -same size paper than previously. Sl/c James A. Akins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Akins, Cave Junction, has been in Cuban waters on manu- evers aboard the S.S. Fulton for the past month, lie is to report in New London, Conn., this week. After five years service in the Army Signal Corps, Jack M. Mc Crory, son of Mrs. J. Akins, Cave Junction, was discharged this month and is living in Washing ton. He spent three and one half years in Korea. Sgt. 1st class Luther Tibbs spent part of last week at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Si Tibbs, Cave Junction. Sgt. Tibbs was en route from Ft. Lewis, Wash., to Ft. Jackson, S. C. i M eat Son in San Francitco Junior Women.'» Club Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sowell and Schedules Summer Events Bob Gilliam went to San Francis Spend Week in Calif . Simpaonairea Visit The Simpsonaires, a group of five young people from Simpson co June 13 to see Mrs. Sowell’s son, Bible’ Institute of Seattle, gave a A garden luncheon Wednesday Chester Gilliam, who’s ship is in program at the Community Church at the home of Mrs. Jerri Rosen- port now. They returned home Sunday morning and interviewed ' berg for members and guests was Monday June 16. prospective students for the school. I the first of several summer social events scheduled by the Junior Women s club of the Illinois Valley The group held their last regulai business meeting until next fall at the home of Mrs. Dolores Nolan, June 20. Mrs. Barbara Earle was appointed assistant treasurer, tak ing the place of Mrs. Marlene Slack who recently moved to Silverton. Mrs. Lorene Yeargen was pre sented with a "stork” gift from the club members. A Fratex plastic demonstration was given by Mrs. Esther Patton. The “Dream Doll” and her 20- piece hand-sewn wardrobe made by the club members is at present on display in Manchel’s Furniture Store.. The doll and her wardrobe will be a part of the club’s con cession at the 4th of July Cele- b ration. Clinton Etherton and one of the sons left last week for a week in So. Calif. They will return this week, bringing with them Mr. Eth- erton’s father who will make his home with them. I im twice, reporting to her parents Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Lovejoy his injuries were not serious. were notified by the war depart Cpl. Lovejoy was on his last ment recently their son, Cpl. John tour of duty, having earned suf Lovejoy was injured in Korean ficient points to return to the fighting June 10. states at the time he was injured. Belt Lodge Meets Tomorrow A daughter, I’fc. Dorothy Love , He is in the 180th Inf. Reg., 45th Belt Lodge No. 18, A.F. and joy, was contacted at Yokahama Div. A.M., will hold a regular meeting General Hospital in Japan where Another son, Palmer Lovejoy, Saturday evening June 28. she is a lab technician. Dorothy is also in the hospital having been All members are asked to attend learned her brother was in Tokyo I injured in a Valley auto accident and visiting brethern are invited. I General Hospital where she visited June 8. He is in Josephine General. NEW INTRODUCTORY Ori’ER ON— Chrome Dining Sets $119.95 to *-ell for TAREE AND FOVR CHAIRA • - - •«HEAVY WEAR RESISTANT PLASTIC UPHOLSTERY • TUBULAR STEEL • CHROME LEGS • FORMICA TOP 0 NOW ONLY— $89’5 (Kor Limited Tima Onljf) o • FURNITURE o MANCHEL’S • FLOOR COVERINGS o • FABRICS • APPLIANCES “Furniture You'll Admire at Prices You’ll Appreciate” FREE DELIVERY IN THE VALLEY O o GRANTS PASS 4437 PH. CAVE JUNCTION 3311 Cane Sugar astu. • Bovril Corned Beef • $2.65 “G” Brand 12*oi. tin Rock Lobsier 2 cans 69c 45c 4** o Stat. Fair Tomatoes V an Camp’s, No. 21 2 can PRODUCE Pork & Beans 2-49c Lettuce Toilet Tissue. 35c 10c No. 1 tin 2 for 29c White Cross, 4-roll economy pack Large, Crisp HEAD Van Camp’* Chunk Style Tuna 25c Tea Garden, 46-oz. • * 6 Large, thick melted CANTALOUPE..2/29c Apple Juice Solid, new crop In the handy pail CABBAGE........ lb. 71c Alto Green Oniont RADISHES 2bun. 13c f r r I Frozen Food Lockers FOR RENT 1 29c Crisco, 6 lb. $1.69 40-oz. pkg? CUCUMBERS 2/19c S11 nbrite CLEANSER 2 cans 15c Putt *N Hoots CAT FOOD..15 oz. can 2/29c Bisquick, large 45c Beach Cliff, Maine Sardines 2 for 19c ILLINOIS VALLEY CASH MARKET -
