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r\f Ornant; « ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS THE VOICE OF THE VALLEY Cave Junction, Oregon, Friday, October 10, 1952 FRESHMEN INITIATES New Angle Used n Firefighting Aerial Project Kitchen Supplies Crews* Meals A new twist in smokejumping was inaugurated on a Rogue River ire near Mule Creek Oct, 1 when hree men were parachuted onto i road to aid in supervising the .■ontrol of a fire in a stand of valuable timber. Two squad leaders, Orville Looper and Jim Allen, and Phil ’larke were jumped to within a ew feet of the access road at the equest of Forest Supervisor Obye n Grants Pass. Although the road an be traveled by vehicle it is ix hours from Grants Pass and mmediate supervision over a saw- nill crew already on the scene vas necessary. Carrying a portable radio the hree jumpers were able to stablish immediate contact with )bye who aided in supervision rom his Grants Pass office. The quick action aided i n ontrolling the blaze to 15 acres vithin three hours. The local aerial project kitchen was kept busy supplying meals which were cargo-dropped to two 100-man firefighting crews start- ng the morning of Oct. 2. Meals lelivered by truck were also pro vided for t he mop- up crew. According to project foreman 21if Marshal the meals were com- >lete down to the last detail, in cluding hot pie. ------------- o------------- ILLINOIS VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL NEWS By Single Copy Ten Cents CARNIVAL BEAUTIES Ma« Bowerman Students Give Views On Prexy Candidates Mr. Newman’s Social Ec. class has for the past week been holding a heated debate concerning polit ics. Opinions of either Democratic or Republican supporters are def inite and varied. One of the Stevenson supporters, Carol Burr, says: “I believe that Stevenson has a solid platform. He doesn’t have to change his stand on various issues everytime he has a conference. "Stevenson has stated that he will vacate any man that he knows to be corrupt without regard to Seen coming out of the high school last Friday _ are a few of _ _____ the party obligations.” One of thF»e four high school lovelies will reign as Carnival Queen weirdly-arrayed fre.hmen, undergoing the rigors of initiation at the Joanie Eisan, another firm Dem over tonight's festivities at IVHS. They are (I to r.) Bonnie Allen, hands of the seniors. These unidentified youngsters are wearing bath ocrat, says “Stevenson is one of senior; Joan Yandell, junior; Clydus Knight, freshman; Shirley ing suits, girdles, diapers, silk hose and other distinguishing pieces the sincerest politicians I have ever Pe nninger, sophomore. Carnival booths will open at 7 p.m., and of clothing. heard. I don't belive he could be queen coronation will take place at 10 p.m ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS PHOTO —ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS PHOTO unduly influenced by any person or party machine. He has stuck by his platform and has not chang Local Forest Service ed his mind at every turn as has Personnel Help on Fire his Republican opponent.” In opposition, an Ike follower, Several Valley forest derives Jonelle Benge, says “I like Ike be personnel aided with the Wilson cause I believe he is a thinker and Prairie forest fire on the Chetco a doer. It is time for a change in Big scores were racked up Permits Still Required River within the past week which Play Phoenix There Washington.” against Jerome Prairie grade has covered about 1500 acres. For West-Side Hunting school Beverly Platter agrees whole when the Kerby grade school Friday Afternoon The blaze crept over onto a for heartedly, “I think that it’s time The fire season is still on in full boys and girls met them in six-man est service snag sale being logged for a change in parties and men. IV’s offense clicked Saturday force with no immediate signs of flag football and baseball, respect The Demociats have been in too afternoon to allow them to crush by Oliver lloyd, Valley logger. ively. a let-up locally, causing deer hunt Aiding in supervision an<l time long. Ike won’t be run by anyone. Myrtle Creek with a 25-6 scor •. The boys romped to an 80-6 de ers to get permits in Josephine keeping from tile IllinHs Valley He knows about the international cision in a one-sided six-man game Fullback Warren Cook started county and the strictest of care to problems and we may find a little the pigskin fileworks in the open Ranger Station were George Mor be exercised by power machinery while the girls bested their Jer ey, S. S. Stevens and Winston Tut Valley ladies worrying about the peace if he wins." ome Prairie opponents by four ing play of the game when he tool; tle. The forest service road crew operators in the woods. points in a seven-inning game prospects of having a prison es a pitchout around right end and under John Kills also provided A forest closure to sportsmen which ended 32-28. capee In their midst can heave a Don't forget the IVHS Carn scampered 5!» yards behind good four or five men at the scene. last Thursday afternoon caused Playing for the Kerby boys were temporary sigh of relief with the ival, tonight, (Friday) rain or blocking to the first Cougar touch hunters planning to hunt on the Warren Chappel, Andy Mellow. news that Gerald Macomber wa« •hina. It need. YOUR support! down. west side to scramble for property Larry Preston, Ronald Spencer. possibly wounded in a brief gun End Mel Barton took up the owners’ written consent which in Don Savage, Gary Ellis, Eldo skirmish in the Applegate district scoring 7 New Mem tiers to Serve torch to run over two turn had to be presented to the Smith. Gene Howard, Kenneth Per of Jackson county early Monday. passes from quarterbnek Stan Kerby Guard station for a permit. ry, Charles Nickerson, Pat Syming Josephine county law enforce In Hospitality Club Campbell, one was for 35 yards. ment officers were put on the alert Permits are not allowed for ar ton and Ivan Watson. In addition to the hard-working th«» other, 15 yards. Plumlee passed eas currently being logged or in The girls feam consisted of Shir for MacnmbeY last week when it members of the Hospitality Club over for the extra point on the was learned he might head for slash areas. ley Rosenberg, Virginia LaBorde, Valley students will he among seven new members have been ap second touchdown, so the half end those in the county who are to he Commented Ranger Harold Bow Helen Johnson, Bonny McBriety, Cave Junction where he reportedly ed 19-0. proved by the Student Council to erman, “The Illinois Valley has had Delores Reinoehl, Lois Ledbetter, had an acquaintance. Campbell scored on a quarter treated to a four-day weekend re State police think they’ may have function for this year. Chosen from only one serious threat from fire. Roberta Abbey, Joyce Hubbard. back sneak in the third quarter sulting from a teacher’s institute the freshmen and sophomore class Continued care and cooperation Mary Hoskins, Donna Gray, Laura wounded the Salem lifer when he es, they are respectively: Lola after a 65-yard Cougar drive put at Medford Senior high school which all teachers will attend Mon. will complete a successful season.” LaBorde, Loretta Mayfied, Mary returned to a cabin which contain Campbell, Gary Holm, Shirley him in position. day and Tuesday, Oct. 13 and 1 I. Few kills were reported by Val Spalinger, Patricia Nickerson. Ron ed stolen loot. The oficers fired Charley, Juanita Hawkins, Rudy A long pass in the fourth gave As part of the theme of the in ley hunters trying their luck in nie Rausch, Thelma Woodcock, about five shots in return for two Smith, Charlotte Moore and Al- Myrtle Creek their lone TD. stitute—Southern Oregon indus Eastern Oregon on thempening Shirley Phillips, Roxie Looper and from Macomber, w-ho escaped back bert LaBorde. Phoenix is the next Cougar op - , --------------o- day, which was twice- ’postponed. Ruthie Yarbrough, Carol Perry. into the brush. ponent in the last of a series of tries and natural resources—two The preservation of animals shot Linda Chandler, Jewell Mickey and away-from-home games at Phoen Cave'Junction men are slated for was found to be a problem for Inatha Rouse. Construction Begins on ix, 3:30 Friday afternoon (today.) participation. hunters experiencing summer-like New to the rank of A-2 schools and Resident Soil Conservationist Sucker (’reek Bridge “Fun House” Slated weather. also to the J-D-J league. Phoenix Loyd Burnett will conduct one of o five sections attended by teachers sports a single-wing offense. For October IS Construction began Wednesday Coach Stan Smith reports a which will be on "Land and Water on the Sucker Creek bridge on the Final plans were made for the French Peak road at the mouth of Myrtle Creek injury will probably —Our Two Basic Natural Re annual Fun House, sponsored by Big Grayback Creek. Petitions for five Cave Junction keep fullback Waren Cook out of sources.” Burnett has prepared a The bridge will have a 60-foot men and one woman seeking city the Phoenix game, with probable talk, charts and will show slides in The following cases were heard the Junior Women’s Club of Illi nois Valley, at the last regular span with 20-foot approaches, be offices have been received and the replacements being Nathan Harper his presentation. IVHS teacher in Justice of the Peace Chas, Richard Newman will assist Bur ing constructed of reinforced con signatures found to be satisfactory, or Rudy Smith. Hubbard's court during the last meeting of the group, Oct. 3. nett by informing teachers in at The Fun House will be held crete throughout. according to city recorder Chas. ----- o----------- two weeks. tendance of his success in the use Oct. 18, at the Legion hall, pro Construction at the bridge K. Hubbard. Monroe North, inadequate ceeds to go toward the playground which is just down st warn from Those for whom petitions were Publisher Guest of Oil Co. of conservation units in his Amer brakes, $2.50 and costs; John Sim ican Problems class discussions. and equipment project undertaken the present old log-stringer bridge, received include the three incum On Plane Trip Monday mons, overwidth load, $10 and by the club. ----- o----- r bents, Mrs. Nettie Farlien and will not close road traffic. >sts; Harry Sowell, overwidth NEWS publisher Dick Pinker Mrs. Jackie Sauers was the guest Jerry Tillery for council and Fred Completion by the contractor. mad and insufficient binders, $10 of the evening at the meeting held Osland and Dodson Construction Salvage for mayor; and Walter ton will be one of about seventy and $5 and costs; Ed Yarbrough, in the home of Mrs. Peggy Fulk Co. is expected within 90 working Freeman and Blake Miller foi Oregon and California newspapei News of Valley . , . no ’operator’s license, $2.50 and last Friday. Mrs. Roberta Lewi« days. council and Elwood Hussey for men who will be flown to Rich costs. mond, Calif. Monday, where they mayor. was welcomed as a new member -------------- n -------------- Jack Loveday, insufficient bind of the club. Notification by Hubbard of his will view oil installations there as ers and inadequate brakes. $12 and W'-«« 'S. Mrs. Ettie Reading, leader, and l*arents Informed of New approval of the petitions was mad* guests of Standard Oil Co. of Cal •«««w Airman Second ('lass Keith W costs; Ronald St. Cyr, void foreign Mrs. Stella Piper, assistant leader, IVHS Absence Policy Oct. 3. According to the city chait- ifornia in recognition of Oil Pro Haggard, son of Mr. and Mrs. ('. <>. license, $2.50 and costs; Jerry er those candidates who wanted gress Week. have resumed the Brownie Troop Haggard, Cave Junction, has been Bagby, no operator’s license, $2.50 Letters were sent to parents of their name printed on the official activities every Saturday afternoon Pinkerton will leave on the all assigned to the 3520th Flying and costs: Macy Hinthorne, over- at the Legion hall. Illinois Valley high school students ballot Nov. 4 must have filed their expense paid one-day tour from Training Wing, Wichita Municipal height load, $10 and costs; Arthur Five girls, including President this week regarding a new absentee acceptance with the recorder with Medford at 7:50 a m. flying t< Airport, Wichita, Kansas, site of Swanson, inadequate muffler, Margaret Nowack attended the dis policy to he put into practice Wed in five days which would have Oakland via Southwest Airways, the world's first stratojet bomber $2.50 and costs; Oregon Caves trict convention for Federation nesday, Oct. 16. been Wednesday, Oct. 8. Only the and will return to Medford at 10 base. Lumber Co., overwidth load, in at Rogue River Saturday for n The new policy provides for cer acceptances of Fred Salvage «nd p.m. that same evening. sufficient binders and overwidth luncheon and the business meeting tain excused absences. Student ab Jerry Tillery were received by Airman Haggard entered the The tour will include a look at load, $10, $5, and $10 and costs. sences not provided for will result Hubbard by 4 p.m. W’ednesday. --------------o-r—- Standard's refinery, California Re service in February, 1951. Honaker, overwidth Cancer Drive Starts Hershel in a three-day suspension from search Corporation laboratoris-s, ;i load. $10 and costs; Chas. Ham- school or until the parent has vis lunch at the refinery and dinnei VALLEY ATTORNEY SOCE Prof and Movie to In Valley Saturday mond, reckless dtiving, 125 and ited the school relevant to the ab at Hotel Claremont in Berkeley costs; Ben Dierks Lumber Co., sence. Be Featured at Dinner - - -- n ■ — A house-to-house canvass in be overload, $207 and costs; Cecil Excused absences are provided ATTENDS CONFERENCE half of the national cancer drive Brown, no operator’s license, $1 A SOCE professor’s talk and OF ADMINISTRATORS for in cases of student sickness, and costs; Marshall Burrows, over starts Saturday, according to sickness in the family making at movie, both on sports topics, will High school Pi incipal Donald load. $105 and costs; Jesse L. Iem- Blanche Lackey, Valley chairman. tendance at school impossible, den be featured at the Father-Son ban Funds collected will go towards tal or medical appointments and quet being sponsored by the Boost Barnes attended a conference o' mon, no operator's license, $5 and paving the cost of research of this costs. special cases to be arranged for in ers at the Legion hall Monday at Oregon secondary administrator dreaded disease. in Salem Monday and Tuesday a’ Harvey Zoon, overload, $102 & advance, by phone or in person, 7 :30 p.m. Some of the solicitors who will costs; Jack Sowell, insufficient The advance ticket sale, which the Leslie Junior high school. with the principal. Former principal Harold Mc binders and no transportation per work in the Valley include: Mrs. is reportedly going better than ex mit, $5 and $5 and costs: Delmoy Helen Bottel. state line Mrs. Wat pected will continue through Sat Abee was among administrator present. Barnes was the guest of Olds, overheight load, $10 and son, Elk Creek; Hazel Slanaker, urday. costs; S.H. A- W. Lumber Co., over O'Brien; Evon Carothers, Stag» In addition to the movie and the McAbees in Eugene for dinnei Mabell«* Duncan. Kerby Th* weather a. reported by the speaker, Prof. Roy McNeil, Valley before reutrning to Cave Junction width load. $10 and costs; Leonatd Road; and — - --------- o Illinois Valley Ranker Station for high school students will present Tuesday night. Gritman. no operator’s license. $5 CAVE CITY MARKET the period Sept. 29 through Oct. special music numbers. ----------------- o and costs; Cabax Mills, overload, TO OPEN SATURDAY 5 is as follows: $30 and costs and C. C. Hoover, HUTCHINSON INJURED i o ■ - Charlie Tucker will officially Temp. Humidity insufficient binders. $5 and cost*.. IN FALL FROM ROOF PTA BOARD TO MEET open the Cave City Market in the Sept. High Low High Low Rain AT IVHS THURSDAY ■ o - ■ — Art Hutchinson of Holland was 23 None 84 44 90 SOUTHBOUND TRAFFIC FOR Cave City Grocery with a granii 29 an* injured in a fall off the roof of IVHS PTA board member« opening Saturday. 30 85 None 84 44 21 SEPTEMBER INCREASES 159 Hotdogs, coffee and cake will he Oct. High Low High Low Rain urged to attend a regular board Harry Floyd’s barn which he was The Redw'ood Highway Inspec served from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1 89 89 44 22 None meeting in the principal’s office repairing Thursday morning. He was taken to the Josephine o tion Station reports a total of Saturday. 89 45 15 None Thursday, Oct. 16 at 3 p.m. 94 The high school PTA will serve General Hospital by Valley Featuring a full line of fresh 3 16,923 vehicles southbound for 89 87 18 None 41 the month of September, an in and smoked meats, Tucker’s regti- 4 88 90 40 17 None cider, coffee and doughnuts in a Ambulance where he was found Cu.hing crease of 159 vehicles over the lar meat market hours will be 5 90 88 18 None booth at the carnival tonight (Fri- to have received a broken hip 41 (Cut eourte.y Daily Courier) same period last year. » a.m. to 7 p.m. <i*Y > _ ____ __ and leg. .Hunters, Loggers Kerby Swamps Affected By Heat Jerome Prairie --------- , - Cougars Trample Myrtle Creek 25-6 Escapee Fired on rn Jackson County Kids io Gel 1-Day Weekend Petitions In for Six Candidates Police Court News BOYS IN UNIFORM WEATHER
