Friday, September 26, 1952
High School News
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a community bank
WITH
community interest
Our future it closely linked with the future
of our customer» and their continued prog­
ress is dependent on community advance-
ment.
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It ia logical then that this bank should
p be eager to promote local progress and the 41'
^advancement of our citizens in every nuy \
consistent with sound banking practice.
' Let us work together for our mutual advan­
tages and further improvement of local
conditions.
HANK at HOME — TRADE at HOME
BANK of ILLINOIS VALLEY
GAA Meets Monthly
The GirU’ Athletic Association
will meet monthly with President
Arlene Pickle presiding. The pur­
pose of this club is to “stimulate
an interest in girls* ahtletics and
gymnastics and to promote a gen­
eral well-being for all.’’
Trailblazer Staff
Being Organized
Plans have begun to materialize
for Illinois Valley High's yearbook
for 1952-53. This past week, phot­
ographers have been meeting with
those interested in helping with
the staff in composing the best an­
nual ever published for I.V. The
work will begin as soon as a stuff
is chosen.
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Fire Damages
Krauss Car
by Mrs. Frit» Krauss
Ph. Selma 621
Quonset Armory
To Be Built Here
Construction will start this fall
>n a quonset-typ? National Guard
armory to be built adjacent to the
Legion hall in Cave Junction, ac-
■ording to Lt. Otis Hussey, com­
manding officer of the proposed
Valley unit.
Two Oregon National Guard of­
ficers were in Cave Junction Wed­
nesday, Sept. 17, and obtained the
lease from the Legion for proper­
ty just north of the Legion hall.
The 16 x 72 foot structure will
house weapons, equipment, offices
and the dayroom. A portion or the
Legion hall will be used for drill­
ing, Hussey said.
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MEREDITH PRESIDES.AT
TUESDAY LIONS MEETING
With President Hal Moore, Jr.,
out on an ambulance call, third
vice- president Orville Meredith
presided over the Lions club meet­
ing Tuesday night at the Todel-
ope at which the den viewed a
waterfowl hunting film, “W histling
Wings.”
Attorney Laurence Cushing was
introduced as a guest of the club,
in addition to new Lion member
| Mason Ludwig
Several members of the club via-
, ited the Gold Hill Lions club last
! night for a stag meeting at the
i Dardenelles for dinner and enter-
Ltainment.
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Taken To Ho»pital
Samuel Mickey, from the Rocky-
dale Rd., was taken to Josephine
General hospital Tuesday morning
by Valley Ambulance service. He
was reported seriously ill.
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Fall Music to Be
Picked by Chorus
A meeting to decide upon the
music to be presented to the pub­
lic this fall will be held by the Com­
munity Chorus Oct. 6 at 8 p.m.
in the O’Brien Women’s clubhouse
on Caves Highway.
Anyone interested in group sing­
ing is invited to attend, according
to Mrs. Frances Reinoehl, chorus
director. The group hopes to attain
a membership of 4(1 or 50 for this i
year, she said. Men are particular- |
ly needed in the group.
Organized last fall, the chorus I
presented a cantata at Christmas l
and another one at Eastertime.
SELMA—About 11:30 Monday
night Mr. and Mr». Lew Krauss
were awakened by their car horn
blowing. When they investigated
they found the car on fire. They
managed to get another car and
pickup out of the garage, and the
fire extinguished, but the interior
of the auto was burned and the
windows blackened and melted. It O’Brien PTA Holds
was almost two years ago that the
Food Sale Saturday
Krausses had a car badly damaged
by water during the high water at
A food sale this Saturday at the
that time.
O’Brien Store begins the O’Brien
Mr. and Mrs. John Prentice have PTA’S yearly round of activities
returned to Washington afte, outside their regular meetings.
spending the summer here with his
At the well-attended potluck
mother, Mrs. Jack Prentice. John dinner and business meeting Sept.
will return to college where he is 18, President Mrs. Louise Hunter
studying to be a veterinarian.
appointed as room mothers, Mrs.
Mrs. Henry Krauss, son Henry (lean Loganbill, Mrs. Dorothy Bai­
and daughter Willa Ann went to ley and Mrs. Virginia Lewis. Mr.
Corvallis over the weekend to at­ Roby Kiser is childrens* atcivities
tend the wedding of Mrs. Krauss’ chairman, and Marshall Burrows
niece, Sharon Christie and Robert was made membership chairman.
A pie social, sparked by Mrs.
deBord of Salem. Willa Ann was
one of the flower girls. Sharon is Virginia Lewis will be held at the
the daughter of Mrs. Ina Christie O’Brien school, October 24.
and the late Albert Christie. Mr. See La»t
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of Coast °
Serie*
deBord is in the army, stationed
Fred Linkhart and Claude Mas­
in Kentucky, and the couple will I
ters left last Thursday for Portland
fly back to his base.
to see the final games of the Coast
About 21) boys between the ages series.
of 8 and 14 meet every Tuesday
evening at the church to build
model airplanes. Leaders are Eddie
HUNTING AND
Breazeale, Carl Jacobson and Don
Warren.
(AMPING
Kenneth Brewer and Doyl Ham­
ilton, Jr., are both home from ser­
vice in the navy. Kenneth is out
of the service and Doyl expects to
be discharged soon.
Buster Branham, Gordon Ste­
phens and Ernest Krauss each has
his truck hauling peelers into
Grants Pass. Part of the time they
are hauling from Prospect and part
| of the time from near Brookings.
Advertised in
The Selma PTA will hold their
annual pie social and carnival at
(he schoolhouse today (Friday).
Vou always have
All the ladies and girls are to take
pies which will be auctioned off
good food in a
to raise funds for the lunch room
jiffy, and plenty
and school Christmas treats. There
of good light in­
will be games, fish pond, etc., for
stantly with the
everyone-—young or old.
Coleman (amp
The former Joan Paquette was
Stove and I antern "
given a bridal shower Sept 20 at
along J
I the home of her sister. Mis. L. J.
Pope, with Margaret Spliethof as
hostess. Joan was married Sunday
to Huey Mangus of Myrtle Creek.
Mrs. Andy Spliethof, the former
Marlene Wilder, was given a bridal
shower Wednesday afternoon at
th< h uh of Mi Wihm-i Wheeler.
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(¡range Booster Night
Features Tax Talk
.Annual Booster night at the
Illinois Valley Grange this coming
Thursday at 8 p.m. will feature
a talk by Merle Griffen, county
tax assessor, on “Timber Taxes”.
The program for October 2 has
been planned by the Grange lectur­
er, Mrs. Minnie Mills, and by Ed­
ward Morris, and will include a
musical program. A potluck supper
following is under the management
of Mabel Ramsey.
All grangers and those interest
ed m grange work are invited.
Hall's Accounting
Service
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Now
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CHAIN SAWS
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when i* Grant* Pa**
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JUNCTION
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3 to 3A Hours Operation
on one filling of pint-sized
nickel plated brass fuel fount.
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