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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1952)
by Mr*. Wm. A. Brown Phon. 1022 The Glen Champney family, of 'emetery road, have returned from heir visit to friends and relatives n Kansas and report a pleasant ,ourney and visit. , —o— Rev. Kroon 111 Rev. Paul Kroon was unable to .'ill his pulpit Sunday because oi illness and was represented by Mrs. Kroon in the morning and by hei lister, Mrs. Richaid Ekstedt—miss onary from the West Indies— ir. he evening. Vieaalr* Victim PORTLAND Our overnight train is the safe, comfortable and time saving way between Portland and southern Oregon cities. Leave at night; be there the next morning. Take your choice of comfortable Pullman berths or compartments. Or ride at very low cost in chair cars equipped with adjustable, foam-rubber chairs. A full-length lounge car provides easy chairs, card tables and snack meal service of coffee, sandwiehes( soft drinks, etc. AMERICA'S MOST’ MODERN TRAINS See your nearest S. P. agent, or write J. H. Pruett, Jr., GPA, 622 Pacific Bldg., Portland 4, Ore. Cadbys Operating Holland Store By Mr*. Virg inia Babcock Phone 1209 ier family were Mr. and Mrs. By rum Gray and children. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Sherier were here trom Portland. Holiday visitors at the Delbert, and John Rossiter and Terry Rob erts homes were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rossiter and Gary; Lane Farring ton from Alameda, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Ted McCall and Darlene, from Eureka, Calif; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Weimer, Donna and Larry, from Grants Pass; and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rossiter and family from Grants Pass. Lee Roberts spent the holiday with his sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bentley of Kla math Falls. They made a tour of Portland, the Columbia river and visited relatives at Coos Bay, Ore. ------------- o------------- HOLLAND—Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cadby and family are now operat ing the Holland store. Mrs. Harry Floyd-retired from her busy life in the store. She is farming at present. Mr. Emil Vahrenwald contin ues to improve, but very slowly. He was burned severely several weeks ago. Visiting relatives and friends over the holiday weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sherier and two daughters, Barbara and Jean. Weekend in Valley James Reed of Grants Pass spent They were accompanied by George Lawrence and Billy Myers of Or the weekend visiting friends ui the inda, Calif. Also visiting the Sher- Valley. F I R SAW LOGS WANTED: CABAX MILLS - - - Kerby Nellie Giace Nicholson has been mving a bout with measles. —o — Former Resident Visit* Mrs. Edith Earlien, now living it Gardenia Calif., with her mother las been renewing friendships it .he Valley and also looking aftei ,ier property interests. —o—— Spend Fourth in Calif. Mrs. Vivien McDaniel and son Clarence left early Friday a.m. foi Paradise, Calif., for three days with relatives and friends. Thej ¡shed on the Feather River, visiter hasta Dam, and attended a Colo- ado picnic on the Fourth, return ng home Sunday afternoon. — o— -dome from Youth Camp The Youth Camp held near Cop ter has closed and Rev. and Mrs. Boss and the nine Valley young iters have returned home. An at .endance of 157 was reported Though accommodations were rus tic, the campers report a good time. — o— Have Family Reunion All but two of the family wen able to attend the Gray family re union over the Fourth of July. Phillip and Merledeen Griffen wen the absentees. Mr, and Mrs. Byrum Gray of Umatilla were present with their five children as wert Mr. and Mrs. James Embury and children of Seattle. Mrs. Embury. (Vera Gray) and children wil. lemain for some time. Valleyite* at Crescent City Among the several picnicking at Crescent City over the Fourth of July were Mr. and Mrs. James Champion, Mr. and Mrs. Art Drews and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Smith of Selma. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Burton and baby daughter from Portland are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Burton. Edmund plans on two more years of schooling. Every McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS (Located in Former Taylor’« Self Service Laundry) CAVE JUNCTION Guaranteed . 40-Gal. Mission Electric Hot Water For Sale FOR ONLY . . . • Doubl« Element • 5-Year Unconditional Guarantee • 5-Year Pro Rated Guai aulir ALSO SEE THIS SAVING IN' A . . . 20-GALLON HTr Gas Hoi Water Heater ONLY $50 Caves Building Supplies Dutch Boy Paints Family Visit* Parent* AUCTION Models Available IN Rev. and Mrs. G.A. Cox and family from Gridley, Calif., were n town over Sunday and attended church services. Rev. Cox is pastor >f the Berean Baptist church in Gridley. A two-weeks Daily Vacation Bible school will be conducted at the Bridgeview Community church by four I.os Angeles women, the misses Helen Igo, Margie Perkins, Patricia Hurley and Judith Hicks. Mrs. J. M. Boss is holding a tea to morrow (Saturday) in honor of her guests. When the school session is com pleted. the teachers will spend a few days sight-seeing this part of Oregon, after which they, accom panied by Mrs. Boss, will attend a Summer Conference held by the "Navigators” at Forest Home in California. 6 BARGAIN — o— Here from Gridley Bridgeview Vacation Bible School Visiting Hours— Within the next few days. «top by our store for a real demonstration of wood cutting. Or give us a call and we ll try to arrange a show tor you at your place There • no obligation. We just want you to see what a McCulloch can do JOB PRINTING—Call th. NEWS. If Your Home Needs a New Hot Water Tank You Can’t Afford to Miss This ... Nutional Forest Timber Sealed bids will be received by he Forest Supervisor, Post Office tuilding. Grants Pass, Oregon, up o and not later than 2:00 P.M. 'acific Standard time, July 28. 952, for all merchantable wind- hrown and damaged timber stand- ng or down and all beetle-killed, iamaged, or susceptible timber narked or designated for cutting1 >cated on an area embracing ap-1 iroximatelj- 20 acres within Sec ions 20, 21, 28, 29 and 30, T. 40 R. 7 W„ W.M. and lying on .ittle Elder Creek within the Illi-1 inis River watershed, Siskiyou Na- ional Forest, Oregon, estimated to , >e 255,000 bd. ft., more or less, of | Douglas-fir, 3,000 bd. ft., more or | less, of Ponderosa pine, 3,000 bd. .’t., more or less, of sugar pine, and ' 12,000 bd. ft., more or less, of white fir and other species of awtimber. All windthrown timber ind all dead timber within the sale wundaries will be considered as narked for cutting and the sale •ontract will require that all such I imber be felled. Damaged trees, •nd beetle susceptible trees to be ■ut will be marked or designated] for cutting by a forest officer. The , trees to be cut occur singly or in I widely scattered small groups along I he Little Elder road and around , he boundaries of the previously , •ut-over areas. No bid of less than I 58.20 per M bd. ft. for Douglas-, ‘ir, Ponderosa pine and sugar pine, I ind $3.65 per M bd. ft. for white fir and other species will be consid-| ered. In addition to the price bid i for stumpage a cooperative deposit ! of $0.75 per M bd. ft. to be used by [ the Forest Service to cover the cost of slash disposal, for the total.1 ger. Cave Junction, Oregon, or the Forest Supervisor, Grants Pass, Oregon, before bids are submitted. On July 8 at 9:00 A. M. a forest officer will meet interested parties at the Illinois Valley Ranger Sta tion, Cave Junction, Oregon to ex plain the conditions of the sale and to conduct a tour to show the tim ber offered for sale. Published June 26, July 10. The Youth camp at Canby, Ore., opened yesterday for ten days. A inong those attending from the Valley are Lila Belle Cross, Carol Preston, Mildred Beard and Ro berta Hilliard of Wonder. Rev. Kroon and family plan to leave to day for the camp and a two-week vacation. The Marvin Cross family re turned Sunday from a trip to Cald well, Idaho, where they had visited friends and relatives. You can do more than fell and buck trees with a McCulloch chain saw. You can limb, slab, cut cordwood and posts. But here’s one of the most important things vou can do-you can pick up your McCulloch in one hand. and carry it easily to the next cut. Try that with any other big-timber saw. KERBY—Mr. and Mrs. Wallace ’avage and family were in Brook- ngs over the weekend. Sonja Olson, who has been visit- ng at the home of her grandpar ents Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Petersen .he past three weeks, returned to icr home in Cottage Grove, Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Liljgren of Disston spent the holidays with >er parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Petersen. K»l$erta Duncan returned to | ler home after spending a few I lays in Eugene. cut of timber under the terms of the agreement, will be required. $2.000.00 must accompany each bid to be applied on the purchase price, refunded, or retained in part as liquidated damages accord ing to the conditions of sale. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Forest Service bid forms for use in submitting sealed bids and full information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale and the submission of bids should be obtained from the District Ran- Canby Youth Camp Open Travel to Idaho Before he bought a McCulloch, George worked in a meat market by Carol« Bli** 'Leave New* at Kerby Postoffica) .(•turn from Kanaa* The comfortable, safe, time-saving way to Savaqes Spend 4th at Brookings SALES Monday and Thursday At 7 P. M. If you have anything to sell, contact us — Pacific Auction Co. 969 Highway 99 South Grant* Pa** We will *ell on eonsignmeat or buy direct from you. C. A. MORRISON. Auctioneer It’s Our Seventh Year Prices have been slashed for this occasion, in appreciation of your patronage DURING OUR SALE WHOLESALE PRICES SHALL PREVAIL. COMPLETELY REBUILT SHORT Model A Ford $ 85 Ford V8 to 1942 115 125 Ford V8 125 Mercury Plymouth to '42 135 145 Plymouth 145 Dodge 170 DeSoto 110 Chevrolet BLOCK ENGINE EXCHANGES $170 Pontiac 6 230 Pontiac 8 Olds 6 170 Olds 8 230 230 Buick 40-50 Buick 70-90 245 Stude Champ 160 Chrysler 170 Chev Hytorque 125 MFC. TAX ON EXCHANGES NOT INCLUDED C R U S H E I) R O C K ——Available Subject to block deposit on exchange*. New motor guarantee. Take adavntage of this sale and save $$$$$$$ OPEN SATURDAYS PHONE 5040 . N jw Phone 4401 CLYDE KNIGHT United Engiue Rebuilders Opposite New Drive-In Theater in Grants Pas 1149 Hiway IW
