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This Week in Cave Junction
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PEGGY HUBBARD, PH 6311
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*Visits
Uueiti of the Knight*
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Annual Chuck Wagon Dinner
Mr.and Mrs. Leo Goodanough qf
Lynwood City, Calif., parents of
Mrs. Frank Knight, are guests at
the Knight ranch in West Side rd.
They will leave this weekend for
Vancouver, B.C, and Victoria, and
again spend a few days in the Val­
ley before returning to their home.
The Cecil Brinks and the Earl
Boyds are givytg their annual
Chuck Wagon iinner Saturday, the
23rd., at the Boyd res .derive u.i
West Side rd. Guests dress “round
up” style, and are served dinner
from a large wagon. Outdoor danc­
ing and singing follow the dinner.
NEW CHAIN SAW
SEVEN HORSEPOWER
55 POUNDS
TOTAL WEIGHT
An invitation from the Caveman
Auxiliary 2146, Grants PaseP, was
•xtended to the local Eagles Auxil­
iary to attend a reception honoring
Madam State President Mary
Browns September 7 at 2, Eagles
Hall, Grants Pass, Formal drase
is optional.
Social nite, Friday Aug 22 (to-
night) will be held at the home ot
Dorothy Smith, Entertainment and
refreshments are planned.
All participants in the Auxiliary
float for the Jubilee parade ait re­
quested to be at the parade forma­
tion at 9:30 September 1.
Next regular business meeting
will be Friday, September 5.
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See Del Norte Fair
Attending the Del Norte County
lair in Crescent City Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams of
O’Brien, Mrs. Lelie Runyon of
Cave Junction, Miss Shirley O’­
Brien, niece of Mrs. Williams, and
Mr. Harry Kannasto of Ashland.
Give* Luncheon
It’s the 7-55. built by McCulloch, the world's largest build­
ers of power chain saws Come in for a demonstration —
THIS IS THE SAW YOU’VE BEEN WAITING FORI
M c C ulloch
chain saws
(Located in Former Taylor’s Self Service Laundiy
CAVE JUNCTION
ONE MATCH
ONE FOREST
A MILLION
MATCHES
can be made
from one tree.
A MILLION
TREES can be
burned by a forest
fire started with
one match in
careless
hands.
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Two Leave for
Roseburg Jobs
IV\. yiasketball and baseball
coach, Wls Peters, was awarded !
his masters degree in education
this summer after four summers of I
by Carole Blits
work at the University of Oregon. (Leave New. at Kerby Po»toffice)
Wes is attending a driver train­
ing school in Portland this week
KERBY—Fred Bliss and Eu-
n preparation for the instruction gene Sams left Sunday for Rose-
of a driving course at the high burg where they will be employed.
ichool this fall. Mrs. Peters and
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Loftus of
laughter returned to Cave Junc-
Medford were weekend guests of
k>n this week, and took up resi- Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Peterson.
Jence in the Peters new home on
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mincer of
Palmer st.
Brookings were guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bliss Sun­
Weekend Trip Io San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Pinkerton day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Sam spent
drove to San Francisco Friday fur
a weekend of sightseeing and ship­ Saturday in Roseburg.
ping, returning Sunday. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Jack Aber­
nathy.
: 35 Acres of Bru*h,
Timber Burned, 15th
'A fire of brush, grass and small
timber believed to have leached
about 35 acres in size was quelled
by state forest patrol and Illinios
Valley Ranger Station crews and
equipment about a mile and a half
north of Takilma Friday after­
noon, August 15.
Discovered at about 3 p. m., the
combined crew had it controlled at
about 5. As many as five pumpers
worked on the blaze.
To save a nearby home, lumber
to be used in some construction
which had caught fire was sacri­
ficed and shoved into the blaze.
Viiiting Grandparent*
Connie Sue and Jimmy Coan of
Rio Linda, Calif., arrived by plane
the 10th to visit their grandpar­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Martin.
They are the children of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Coan, (Janet Martin),
who will visit the Martins soon.
Mrs George Simmons entertain
ed Mrs. Harold Hemingway, Mrs. Guest* of Frank Hamilton*
Douglas Hanby, and Mrs Charles
Mrs. C. A. Brintall and daugh­
Hubbard at luncheon W / ednesday ter, Helen Jane, of Huntington
at her home.
Beach, Calif, are guests of the
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Frank Hamiltons of Redwood high­
Attend Two Reunion*
way. Mrs. Brintall and Mrs. Ham­
Mr. and Mrs. William Deal and ilton are sisters. Frank and his
daughters Sandra and Beverly, niece have fished extensively dur­
have returned from Ames, la., ing her visit here, at Bolen Lake,
where they visited Mrs. Deal’s par­ Crscent City, and locally in Sucker
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bates. Creek and the Illinois River forks.
They attended the Bates family
reunion the first Sunday they were Return Home
there, and the Banford reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wadsworth of
at Boone la., the next Sunday. Camas, Washington returned home
Mis Deal’s brother, Sgt. Glen Bate Wednesday morning, Aug. 13 after
and his wife and children came visiting her mother, Mrs. Leite
from Camp Campbell, Ky., to at­ Runyon of Caves Hwy. for four
tend the festivities. On their re­ days.
turn trip. Deals visited his brother,
Raymond, in Omaha, Neb.
Lackey Ranch Sold
Mrs. Alvin Lackey, Sr. is spend
ing some time in Cave Junction
with her son and daughter-in-law.
The Lackey ranch in Kerby has
been sold, and Robert and Alvin
Lackey, Jr., with whom Mrs. Lack­
ey makes her home, are looking
for a new location.
Shower for Mr,. McAbee
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EARNS MASTERS DECKI e
AT OREGON THIS SUMMER
Fr.d.y, Auran 22, i»52 i p;ag|e* Auxiliary to
Attend Reception
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Illinois Valley New*
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The Harold McAbees returned
to Cave Junction for only a few
lays to pack their belongings to be
shipped to Eugene, where they will
make their future home. Wednes­
day Mrs. Ira Hall, assisted by Mrs.
Harold Crowl, Mrs. Elnora White-
head, and Mrs. Charles Hubbard,
gave a shower for Mrs. McAbee in
the Hall garden. 24 guests were
present, including out of town
quests Mrs. L. A Moffit and Mrs.
Jack Abernathy of Grants Pass.
McAbees leave today (Friday) for
Eugene.
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VERSTEEGS VACATION IN
VICTORIA, LAKE LOUISE
Dr. and Mrs. C. N. Versteeg
report a most enjoyable vacation
trip. They traveled up the coast
stopping to fish one day, then on to
Vancouver, and by boat to Viet- I
>ria. After a short stay there, they
drove to Banff and Lake Louise,
returning to Cave Junction the
weekend of the 10th.
The doctor would appreciate en­
lightenment on a problem which
has puzzled him since he was in :
Victoria: “Who,” he asks, “waters
the flower baskets hanging on ev­
ery light post on the Victoria
streets?”
Day in Cave Junction
WÀMITCH TIMBER CO
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Baines, the
new high school principal and wife,
spent Monday in Cave Junction,
house-hunting.
Cave Junction
Back from Vacation
Member of
Mrs, Frank Mellow, chief oper­
ator of the local telephone, comp­
any, has returned from her vaca­
tion. She spent some time with her
daughter, Elizabeth, in Santa Rosa
Calif., and during that time her
husband, Frank Mellow, visited
Oars Springs, in Mendocino Coun­
ty. He joined Mrs. Mellow Thurs­
day in Ukiah, and they visited in
Eureka, and attended the fair in
Crescent City before returning to
Cave Junction.
ILLINOIS VALLEY PROTECTIVE ASSN.
FREE!
FROZEN FOOD
DEMONSTRATION
Wednesday
PORTABLE
WELDING
—In our shop
—In the woods
—At the mill
—On the farm
—Anywhere
AUG. 27
BPM
Legion Hall
Miss Betty Davis.^vell known
freezing authority who will
show yon how simple it is to
freeze food.
FOR YOUR ...
Sewing
Quadriga Prints
New fall patern in “Quadriga”, 80
square prints. 30 plain shades to
match.
39c yd
Plisse Prints
36-inch cotton plisse prints, ideal for
gowns and pajamas.
49c yd
9
Corduroy
36-inch fine wale, washable colors. 17
colors from which to choose.
$1.39 yd.
Dan River' Ginghams
Beautiful new fall plaids in Dan
River “Wrinkle Shed” ginghams, fast
colors and sanforized.
98c yd.
Broadcloths
R. F. POFF
SEE THIS NEW, QUICK, EASY, WONDER-WAY
TO PRESERVE, PREPARE AND ENJOY FOODS!
Thii is your invitation to living! To
new food enjoyment for the whole
family — w ith tar less work for ><»•'
IXm i HUM this interesting,informa­
tive demonstration Developed by
Irma Harding and the International
SHOP OUR YARDAGE DEPT. FOR THE BEST VALUES
Hari ester Home Economics Depart­
ment, this simple w ay to Heezc food
means convenience -
tor you!
Better food without work or waste
more leisure time
subsiauiitl
savings, too!
experienc» from Florence,
Ore now on our ,hop »taff.
New fall pattern in printed broad­
cloths, fast colors and sanforized.
Plain shades to match.
49c yd.
Printed Outings
39c yd.
Shirting Flannels
59c yd.
36-inch printed outing flannels. Flo­
ral. kiddie and striped patterns.
COMPLETE
MACHINE SHOP
SERVICE
Cave City
Parts & Supplies
CAVE JUNCTION
36-inch sanforized shirting flannels,
new fall luttterns.
BUTTRICK — McCALL — SIMPLICITY — VOGUE PATTERNS
The GOLDEN RULE
Grants Pass
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