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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1952)
Page 6 Illinois VoUojr News <3 Friday, July 11, 1952 Picnic Tonight I Discharged from Service The O’Brien Women’» club! Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Galland of will hold their annual picnic for ' O’Brien have had as a house guest members and their families tonight their nephew, Alton Stagle, who at 7 pm. at Grayback. Members I has received his discharge at the are reminded the affair will be Naval base in San Francisco and potluck ar.d they are to provide is returning to his home in Lub- their own table service. I bock, Texas. Summer Sidelights ON . . . IV HS STUDENTS i By Virginia DcMer**em*n Deer Creek Grange DANCE Sat. July 12 9 P. M. to 1 A. M. ♦ I I I ♦ JOHNNIE LEWIS, Caller EARL BOGAN’S ORCHESTRA Christine Duncan is going to j Yuma Arizona ¡.o spend the rest I of the summer with her grand mother. Joan and Buddy Smith and their 1 parents, the Guy Smiths, returned ! home Sunday from a weeks vaca tioning and fishing in Eastern Ore gon. Beverly Tabor has gone to San I I* rancieco to work for an Insurance I Company. Among the boys attending the | fire fighting school are John Clay ion and Orlen Pickle. --- o—— Jonelle Benge and JoAnn Taylor are working at Mildred’s Cafe in Kerby. —o— I Doug Hoskins, Wayne Spencer, , and Warren Downing have return ••d from Boy’s State. Weingart Is Baker 50 Years • Marking his 50th year as a bak er, Win. V. Weingart. owner and operator of the Illinois Valley Bak ery, also celebrated his 63rd birth day yesterday, July 10. Mr. Weingart and his family have operated the local bakery a year last April, coming here from Ocean Lake where he had run a bakery for 13 years. He began his training as a baker by icing cakes in Chicago in 1902. He recalls that wedding cakes at hat time were made entirely of 'ruitcake. Moving to Oregon, Mr. Weingart was for several years m Portland. From there he moved o F.stacata and later to Bandon nrevious to his move to Ocean Lake in 1939. His wife, Leone Weingart and his stepdaughter, Lee Givens, as- dst him in the operation of the hop. A son, Alfred is a staff ser geant in the Air Force, based in Washington I). C. and a daughter, Evelyn, and his only grandson, David, live in California. Over 20 years ago Mr. Weingart lipped from a calendar what has become his personal motto ever since: “He who rises late must trot all day.” 4 , . T Arrive from I siss . Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Adair ar . . — , rived from Texas a uee ago <«. an indefinite visit in the \ alley. They are staying with the Jess Martins of Kerby. homemakers hear ranger The Josephine County Home- makers camping at the Grayback Qrganjlati0ll cttlnp this week heard a by Ranger Harold Bower- man Wednesday on “Forest Co :- servation.______________________ WATER DAMAGE of- Washable Dresses Originally $3.98 — $12.98 » No„.. i/2 PRICE * » ó SEE THEM TREHEARNE'S More Articles Asked for Auction Joanne Wantland worked for a Cave > We Give S & H Green Stamp* while for Mrs. Art Kellert and now | she is helping with the cherry pick ing in Corvalis. —o--- Additional items to be sold at Joan Yandell is now working for auction Sunday. August 3, for ben Mrs. KelUrt. efit of the Illinois Valley Medical Center are requested by the medic Bonnie Jean Allen accompan al center executive board this ied the DeMersseman family on week. Articles can be left at the a trip along the coast last week. medical center shop or at the Geo. ——o— Martin residence next door. Lala Faye Hulsey and Darlene The board will meet Thursday PRESENTED BY YOUR SO. OREGON MIDGET RACING ASSN Nelson are working as waitresses night, July 26 for the regular in the Melody Lane Cafe. monthly meeting to make further auction plans. Lucille Pritchett spent last week The Center fund received two visiting with her girl friend, Ether sizable checks from recent bene ene, of Myrtje Creek. fit programs held in the Valley. MIDGET RACES Proceed« of the movie, “Smoky,” Patsy Perry is working as a at the IVY Theatre, June 10, Thrills . . . Spills . . . Action! waitress at the Twin Pines Cafe donated by the owners, Larry Musil this summer. and W. R. Roberts netted the fund TIME TRIALS START AT 8 P. M. —o— $100.24. The Ruth Bennett School Reserved Tickets for Sale at McLain's Drug Centre, 6th & ‘H’, Virginia DeMersseman took a of Dance recital June 28 added Grants Pass week's vacation from her job at $171.45 to aid in retiring the med I the Illinois Valley News office. ical center debt. -------------- o-------------- --------------o ■ — Recent Visitors Cautious Driving to Recent visitors at the home of Josephine County Fairgrounds, Grants Pass Nat Woolley and Verna Danley Seat’s Dani Urged were Mrs. Danley's daughter and Swimmers anxious to reach the family, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Snow Admission: General $1.00, Reserved $1.50 Seat’s Dam swimming hole on hot, from Sleepy Eye, Minn., and Dean sultry days are urged to do their Woolley, Roy Wyman and Kath speeding in the water and not on leen Smith from Los Angeles. the road leading to the dam site. Deputy Sheriff Les Tythcott ieports several accidents recently,' one quite costly, by drivers in too much of a hurry. Poor visibility along the narrow, dusty road re quires extra caution, Tythcott said. ----------o . . - . Midget Auto Racing Special Tire Every Sat. Nite Shle Caveman Speed Bowl ALL UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED AGAINST ALL ROAD HAZARDS Police Court News Passenger Tires Following are the court cases to be heard by Justice of the Peace Chas. A. Hubbard the past week: JUSTICE COURT Georgia Cramer, no operator’s license, $1.00 fin^ and $1.50 costs; \1 Haaland, overload, $100.00 fine ind $4.50 costs; Klamath Cedarto. «verload, $00.00 and $4 50 costs; Richard Ball, overload, $14.00 fine and $4.50 costs. INSTOCK Special Discount on all Truck Tires MUNICIPAL COURT Fred E. Balger, basic rule, $10; Edward Alt, basic rule, $15; Dale Dickson, basic rule, $5. ——- -—- ——o « — — IN STOCK The duration of this sale is subject to stock on hand C.G.&E.GARAGE Two Cave Junction Batters in First 1(1 Lightweight 9 hp Disston Intermediate Chain Saw Price* begin at: FOR YOUR FREE AH these great features Cave Junction's league-leading team in the Rogue Valley Baseball league boasts of two players cur rently hitting in the top ten bat'ers «f the league, according to ths* eague secretary. Frank Thompson I of Glendale. 1 Wayne Saffv,’, Cave Junction I iiti her leads i.‘«e league with nine i hits for a .000. Catcher Ron Maur- ! ei. currently hitting .437, has a I total of seven hits to his credit. The NEW CALL NOW . . . only S34.95 down •S3 IIP’ De lux* Medel RD-D "Mastermind” Clock Timer turns heat on, times cooking interval, shuts heat off in oven and on one appliance outlet. Automatic oven preheat. Infra-red type broiler. Exclusive self-sealing, self-adjusting oven door. Oven light. Seven heat speeds on all surface units. Flush-to-the-wall fit. Built-in floor levelers. One of nine beautiful new Crosley Models. Come in and see their great features for fast, clean, cool electric cooking! CROSLEY Divided-Top Electric RANGES DEMONSTRATION THE PACE SETTING DESIGNS ARE COMING FROM CROSLEY! Illinois Valley Hardwaie CAVE JUNCTION Service At Well a* $aving$ MANCHEL’S “Furniture Yoa'll Admire at Prices You’ll Appreciate” FREE PH. CAVE JUNCTION 3311 DELIVERY IN THE VALLEY GRANTS PASS 4437
