áster and Family
Visit Wantlands
aunt left Sunday to visit relatives
in Montana.
Bonnie Scranton is staying with
C. J. Bliss a few days while her
mother is in Medford caring for
Mrs. Nate Russell who is ill.
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o
by Carole Bli*»
(Leave New* at Kerby Po*toffice)
Attend Lily Festival
KERBY—Mr.and Mrs. Lester
McNabb and girls of Zion, Ill., are
visiting in the home of Rev. and
Mrs. D. B. Wantland. Mrs. McNabb
and Mrs. Wantland are sisters.
Mrs. S. M. Payne is visiting her
sister-in-law, Dolly Duncan for a
few weeks.
Alva Woodruff has moved to
Burns, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Beams of Cres­
cent City are visiting with Dolly
Duncan this week.
Mary Cooke of Valejo, Californ­
ia visited her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Cooke. She and her
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Ellis were
among those attending the Lily
Festival in Brookings two weeks
ago.
Donkey Baseball
Five Attend Receptioo
Friday, July 25. 1952
A reception was held in Rose­
:
burg last Saturday night, honoring
i Leila Wimberly, Grand Worthy
i
I Matron and Beatrice Churchill,
Grand Chaplain of the Grand
:
: ,-hapter of Order of Eastern Stars
of Oregon. Those attending from
: Western Star Chapter of Kerby
were: Ruth Masters, worthy mat­
ron, Grace Downing, Winnifred
Mulvey, Harry Campbell and Mab-
•I Campbell.
Summer
Sidelights
ON . .
IV IIS STI DENTS
By Virginia DeMerneman
Mrs. Bernie Chappell and Valton
Huston were married in Reno,
Nev., Saturday, July 12, and are
at home at the Kellar Motel.
Treva Lee Allen has been spend­
Members of Belt Lodge No. l!s ing the past two weeks visiting and Gue*t* of Hamilton*
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Candles»
are reminded of the regular Satur­ helping her Aunt, Mrs. Don Crock­
of Glendale, Calif., were guests of
day night meeting at the Masonic- ett of Brookings, Oregon.
the Ken Hamilton's this week.
Temple in Kerby at 8.
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Beatrice Barnes has joined Jo-
Visiting Son
nelle Benge and JoAnn Taylor a
Mrs. Myra Clark of Sioux City,
a waitress in Mildreds Cafe in Ker­
Iowa, is visiting her son, Les Tyth-
by.
cott and family.
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Richard Westfall left Wednes­
A
day to go to Oakdale, Calif., to stay Arrive from Saudi Arabia
with his sister and help with the
Robert Hollingshead, son of Mr.
ind Mrs. “Butch” Hollingshead of
fruit harvest.
Cave Junction, is flying to the
Warren Cooke spent 3 days of United States from Saudi Arabia
last week in Prospect, Oregon visit­ this week on business as security
Quick - Easy * Safe
ing friends and attending a Rodeo officer for Arabian Oil Co. He is
in Prospect. He plans to go back due to arrive in Los Angeles next
week, in time to attend a diving
Friday
and spend another week.
Write or call
‘xhibit to be given in Los Angeles
tor complete
Jackie Strohkirch aand Kohath by his 10-year old son. Tommy,
information—
Krauss spent last week helping at who has often visited in Cave Jun­
the 4-H camp at Grayback. Jackie ction. Mrs. "Butch’’ Hollingshead
was a council instructor and Ko- was to meet her son and Tommy
and accompany them to Cave Junc­
hath was a craft instructor.
tion,, but has received word that
Pearl and Marie Johnson and her 95-year old mother, Mrs. Caro­
I their parents are among those at­ lyn Ellersick of Comstock, Neb.,
tending the Seventh Day Adven­ has had a bad fall, so Mrs. Hol-
tist Camp Meeting at Gladstone lingshead s plans are now undecid-»
ed.
Park.
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Eagl e’s
Belt Lodge Saturday
Picture Lights
I
Jeb Brenner arrived in Crescent
City by plane Sunday afternoon to
spend the rest of the month with
t his parents, Commander and Mrs.
James Brenner and his sister
ftS* and brothers. The entire family
t will return shortly to Carmel, Cal­
I if., where Cmdr. Brenner is an in­
Compiete
structor in the Annapolis giaduate
With Bulba
school.
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S10.35
A COLORFUL PICTURE BY DAY
A SOFT GLOWING LIGHT BY NIGHT
Lends candlelight warmth to your dining
room—use them in matching pairs over end
tables or beds.
WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS
DECORATOR'S SUPPLY
Cave Junction
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Trained donkeys jockeyed by
Valley high school students
______ will
__
furnish hilarious entertainment at
the annual Lions Club Donkey-
Baseball game at the IVHS field
Sunday, 2 p.m.
—pd. adv.
Several Patronite Hospital
Valley patients reported at the
Josephine General Hospital during
the last week include: John W’ages,
O’Brien; Amos Vahrenwalti, Cave
25th Anniversary Observed
Junction; Jean Ramsey, Selma;
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hamilton, of Norma Frost, Selma; and Audrey
the Illinois Valley Hardware,, are M. Krauss, Selma.
to be honored next Sunday after­
noon by Ken’s mother and father,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton, on
Hall's Accounting
the occasion of their silver wed­
ding anniversary. They will re­
Service
ceive from 2 til 7 in the afternoon,
CAVE JUNCTION, OREGON
and all of their friends are invited
to attend.
Audit*, Bookkeeping, Income
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS
Josephine County School District
The comfortable,
safe, time-saving way to
Notice is hereby given in compli­
ance with Section 111-1224 O.C.L.
A. that the Board of Directors of
the Josephine County School Dist­
rict hereby calls for bids on fur­
nishing and installing a deisel
burning hot air furnace and nec­
essary ducts to heat the three class­
rooms, hallway and rest rooms of
the Hugo School. Bidder to guar-
anatee the installation to be reas­
onably quiet, to heat the class­
rooms to 72' with an outside temp­
erature of 10 above zero F. and to
be efficient in operation. Success­
ful bidder to give a written guaran­
tee of above.
Details of the installation may
be secured from Mr. Howard
Wirtz, in care of the Josephine
County School District office.
Sealed bids will be received
by the board up to 8:00 p.m. P.S.T.
August 4, 1952.
Marguerite S. Stanton,
District Clerk
Publish July 25, August 1, 1952
PORTLAND
DANCE
Saturday, July 26
9
P. M.
VFW OPEN ÀIF PAVILION
♦
4
MUSIC BY THE TRAILRIDERS
Admission 75c per person
Supper by the ladies
Donkey Baieball
Arrive* To Be with Parent*
fl
... 3-Way Lamps ...
M rs. Melvin Rigdon entertained
a plastic party al her home on
*' es highway Tuesday afternoon.
if you . . .
—want to rent,
—are buying or selling.
A 50c WANT AD WILL
A CHICK FFFICIFNT
B
FOR
YOU—PHONE 3401
JO
Married in Reno
Trained donkeys jockeyed bj
Valley high school students will
News from Gerald Chappell, Visitor* from Lo* Angele*
furnish hilarious entertainment at former Ivy student, is that he is
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McCracken
the annual Lions Club Donkey returning to the States from Korea entertained Mr. and Mrs. Stanley-
Baseball game at the 1VHS field in August.
Barron of Los Angeles as their
Sunday, 2 p.m.
—pd. adv.
house guests this week.
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Ent •rtain at Plastic* Party
A son weighing five pounds nine
and one-quarter ounces was boi n
to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith of
Takilma. Friday, July 11.
New Modern
Deposit Plan to
save your Time
charming
Illinois Valley New*
Son Born to Smith*
A
for fresh foods the year ’round
Freeze Your Meats, Fruits
Ànd Vegetables Now!
Tax Service and Quarterly Re­
port*.
NOTARY
FIR
SAW
LOGS
CABAX MILLS - - - Kerby
WANTED:
PUBLIC
Member of Oregon Association
of Public Accountants
IRA S. HALL
/
s
READY MIX CEMENT
LOG CARIN STORE
Phone 4401
Sr Im a
Opposite Deer Creek Locker Plant
DEAN WARREN, Owner
CAVE JUNCTION
SEE US TODAY!
(Our prices have not increased since 1950)
Our overnight train is the safe, comfortable and time­
saving way between southern Oregon cities and
Portland. 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, sandwiches,
soft drinks, etc.
AMERICAS MQSTi
MODEIN TRAINS
See your nearest S. P. agent, or write J. H. Pruett, Ji •>
GPA, 622 Pacific Bldg., Portland 4. Ore.
PRINTING
Q
Rebuilt Motors
Check these prices — why not have your car running like new — you’ll save
It will pay you
• rrk our advice on
your Job Printing
need*.
ILLINOIS
VALLEY NEWS
$ in gas, oil consumption and minor repairs and have the pleasure and con­
venience of easy starting and knowingyou’ll ‘get there’ without any trouble.
Phone
5040
MODEL ‘A’
V-8 —1937 up
MERCURY
CHEVROLET
PLYMOUTH
DODGE
.
DeSOTO
CHRYSLER
STUDE CHAMPION .
PONTIAC, OLDS 6
BUICK
$129.50
169.50
179.50
179.50
179.50
189.50
219.50
219.50
219.50
289.50
Price» include rebuilt engine, installation and a loaner car in needed. Call
at for price» on car» and trucks not lifted here.
United Engine Rebuilders
On Redwood Hiway — Across from Drive-In Theatre
OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY