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ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS
T H E
VOICE
OF THE
VALLEY
Cave Junction, Oregon, Friday, October 24, 1952
FOREST MANAGEMENT
ILLINOIS VALLEY
HIGH
SCHOOL
NEWS
Single Copy Ten Cents
Ciiy Administration Accused of Filing
Suit for Politics by Former Recorder
Water Cleansing
Measures Taken
Answer (I a inis Election
I iniing. Notes Hubbard
Leave of Absence
Mrs. Isabelle Small accused the
ity administration of attempting
City Councilman Luther Sherie1 to divert attention from its "own
L V. Representatives
announced this week the comple deficiencies” immediately before
tion of a re-arrangement of watei the election through the mandamus
Attend Conference
tank outlets and inlets hoped by i netition filed last week
Those students acting as repre the city to result in nt least partial her.
sentatives from Illinois Valley high if not complete elimination of rust
The former recorder's answer
school that attended the annual colored city water.
•vas filed in circuit court in Grunts
Student Council Conference the
Water was formerly taken from Pass this week in defense of the
first of the week in Klamath Falls the immediate bottom of the tank charge she has withheld certain
were Wayne Spencer, Joanie Eis allowing collected sediment to flow .•ity records.
ai,, Treva Lee Allen, and Jackie directly into the lines. The city ha
According to the Grants Pass
Strohkirch. The students were ac re-arranged the tank plumbing, us Daily ( ourier, Mi's. Small's answer
companied by Mr. Barnes to Klam ing one tank as a settling basin 'ontained photographic copies of
ath Falls.
he lists of records receipted by
and installing the outlet of the sec
The purpose of the conference ond tank a foot off the bottom oi decorder Hubbard, now undergo
is to discuss new ideas for govern- the tank as a second precautionary ing treatment to an injured back in
ing the student body, Among the measure. A hole was knocked in aii force hospital in Arizona.
new ideas that were established through the tank partitions nt the Hubbard is on leave of absence
in the high school as a result of top to prevent taking water near from his duties as recorder and
the representatives attending the the bottom where sediment can justice of the peace.
conference last year was the H os- be expected.
I he ( ourier story quoted para
(left) end Wallace Kohler, a neighbor pitality Club.
Working on the project were graph IV of the answer as follows:
I- nd to determine its rate of growth.
"Further answering, defendant
Watermaster Ait Drews, Herb Fa!
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE PHOTO Iowa Heading Test
kenhaym and Sherier. Councilman believe- and alleges that the Mayor
and Officials of the said City, now
Sherier’s time was donated.
The above picture demonstrates era in the best selective cutting are thus able to continue growing Given Frosh Oct. 20
campaigning for re-election, have
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one aspect of soil conservation methods to assure them of maxi
aused these proceedings to he
and up to 1500 board feet per
One
hour
and
a
half
were
de
work in the Valley—that of aiding
filed
as a sham for political cam
acre a year can be expected ac- voted to giving the freshmen of
the farmer in proper management mum growth and profit.
paign
purposes, using this Court
IV high an Iowa Test of Silent
Under the guidance of the soil cording to land use capability.
of his timberlands.
and the publicity resulting there
Reading
on
Oct.
20.
The
tests
were
E. W. Morris and Wallace Koh conservation service Morris has
Kohler also stated he would at
from to take themselves off the
ler, the latter owning 200 acres of tagged trees to be cut this fall low his timber to be cut only oli given by Mrs. Hennes and Mr.
hook for their own deficiencies in
Larson
who
reported
that
the
timber, are both cooperators with and winter. They are selected a selective and improvement cut
Handling the affairs and records of
the Illinois Valley Soil Conserva through a crown and trunk spac ting program recommended by freshmen were exceeding)}' cooper
the said ( ity at this late date and
ative in taking the tests.
Nothing has been found missing immediately before the election
ing method which allows thinning technicnians working with the Ill
tion district.
but
a
small
stapler
and
a
roll
of
The purpose of the tests is to de
Resident Soil conservationists without opening the stand too inois Valley Soil Conservation dis
and after the departure of the
termine the student’s reading rate scotch tape as a result of someone Petitioner herein to parts un
and other technicians aid the farm- much. Young and immature trees trict.
and ability to understand sent breaking into the city hall over known.”
ence« and paragraphs. Also their the weekend and forcing open a
Mrs. Small, through her attorney
Senior Girl Scouts
ability to understand poetry and metal filing cabinet.
F,. L. Mikesell, demanded the alter
The
mischievious
thugs
evidently
word
meaning.
Organized This Week
native writ of mandamus issued
Through the results of the.sq passed up items of value, instead Oct. 13 by Circuit Judge O. J. Mil
Sixteen high school girls met
tests the teachers have a better taking two city revolvers and de lard be discharged and the ilefend-
Wednesday noon to organize a
idea of how to help their pupils positing them in the tank of the ant be dismissed.
men’s toilet in the Legion hall.
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Senior Girl Scout Troop with Mrs.
in their school work.
City Attorney Wm. D. Carlson
How the illegal entry was made
Goody Allen as leader.
Bethel Number 36 held a spe
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represents the City of Cave Junc-
Favored Grater Club
sometime
between
7
p.m.
Satur
tion.
Open to all high school girls, cial meeting Oct. 14 for inspect Report Cards Out
Squeezes by 27-20
day and Monday morning is not
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the group will be the first Senior ion by the grand guardian, Mamie
known by Chief of Police Wm.
The first six weeks of school is Deal and county sheriff deputies
Coach Stan .Smith’s football troop in the Valley, although Wilson from Myrtle Creek who
charges have hopes of picking up earlier attempts have been made complimented the Jobs Daughters completed and report cards were Tythcott and Eckstein investiga
on their work. Honored Queen issued to the students of Ivy High
their second league game in an toward such an organization.
ting the case. A lock to the Aux
Working under a new program, Jonelle Benge at the Masonic hall on Oct. 2.
evening contest with Rogue River
iliary roof was discovered miss
in
Kerby.
here Friday at 8, after losing a the Senior Scouts will be run as a
The parents of the failing stu- ing, however.
Other grand officers introduced dents will be notififed the third
close thriller to Crater on the club, following Robert’s Rules of
Fingerprints obtained did not
IV field 27-20 last Friday night. Order, i n preparation for the and welcomed besides Grand week before the cards are issued. prove readable, the officers said.
Ihii'ty red and white jerseys
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After leading twice, the Cougars girls’ activities in clubs after Guardian Mamie Wilson were Jean
were donated by people in the
Yeo from Portland, grand associ
were unable to hold the highly- finishing high school.
West-Side Forest
\ alley to I.V. high school’s foot
Mrs. Mabelle Duncan from ate guardian; Carolyn Covington,
rated Crater Comets in the fourth
ball
team and arrived in time to
grand
fourth
messenger,
also
past
Closure Lifted
quarter when they broke a 20-20 Kerby will be chairman of the
be worn at last week's Crater
Troop Committee, an adult super guardian of the local Bethel.
tie.
The closure of west-side forests game here.
Carol Burr, junior past honored
The game was marked by long visory group. Also on the commit
At a pop assembly Friday after
which
banned deer hunters and
and exciting plays, the most im tee will be Mrs. Edith Hall, Mrs. queen, was introduced and wel
other sportsmen except by land- noon, Oct. 17, the jerseys were
comed.
Corsages
were
presented
to
Betty
Deal.
Mrs.
Wanda
Sowell
pressive play from the Valley
presented to Orlen Pickle, football
owner's permit has been lifted.
the officers by Honored Queen
Kerby Grade School trampled a
standpoint being a 65-yard run by and Mrs. Hazel Henry.
Although the Illinois Valley captain.
Jonelle.
The
new
organization
will
meet
Murphy
squad
at
six-man
football
end Mel Barton on a pass from
Sparked by Mrs. Stan Smith of
lantha Rouse was initiated into at Kerby Friday afternoon to the Ranger Station warns that the
Stan Campbell for second Cougar every Wednesday noon at the
Cave
Junction, donations came
fire
danger
is
still
present,
per
touchdown in the second quarter. high school and all eligible girls the Order. She is the daughter tune of 74-13.
mits in Josephine Conuty are no from all over the Valley for the
of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rouse who
are welcome to attend.
Scheduled to play the Murphy
Halfback Lou Watson scored
longer needed. The ranger station new additions to the uniforms.
were introduced to the group.
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girls’ team at baseball the same
• aidwall’s V alley Sporting
in the first and third on running
suggests no smoking while travel
Solos
were
sung
by
I^aVonne
day,
the
Kerby
girls
split
into
plays. The Cougars went scoreless 3 Lions Arrange for
ing through forests and urges care Goods first attempted to obtain the
Smith and Claire Cooper. Duets two teams , team no. 1 winning
jerseys but their supply house was
in the disastrous fourth quarter. Crescent City Visit
in the choice of campfire sites.
were sung by Lois Spencer, guard 17-3.
unable to supply them, and the
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Larry Maurer accounted for
ian of music, and Claire. Claire
The boys’ squad included : Chap-
jerseys were finally ordered from
Three members of the Illinois also sang a duet with Delores Rein- pel, Mellow, Ellis, Cole, Savage,
two IV points by kicking two of
a Los Angeles supply house.
Valley Lions club visited the Cres <>ehl. Mrs. Alberta Proctor replaced Swift, Howard, Spencer, Watson, Evangelist to Speak
three extra points.
Contributors inculded:
Coach Stan Smith especially cent City Lions club Tuesday night Ron inc Rausch, musician, who was Nickerson, Perry, Preston, Syming At Community Church
Butch Hollingshead, Mr. and
making
arrangements
for
a
visit
in California.
praised the defensive play of Stan
ton, Versteegen and Lusk. Ken
Mr.s. Lou Maurer, Mr. and Mrs.
Dick in the line and halfback Doug with the harbor town club, prob
nedy
kept
the
downs,
Yandell
and
Guardian Edna Cooper and As-1
George Cook, Dr. and Mrs. C. Ver
ably at Patrick's Creek, Dec. 6 for
Plumlee.
sociate Guardian Jim Garrison ■ Deaton carried the chain and Bur
steeg, Mr. and Mrs Bert Sco't,
a ladies night meeting.
nett cared for the medicine and
The game was the fourth loss
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hall, Mr. and
Lions making the trip were Pres were introduced and complimented i towels. Dale Fallow is Kerby's P.E.
for the Cougars out of five starts. ident Hal Moore, Jr., Larry Cush the girls on their work.
Mrs. Earl Spencer, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Bears.«, and Orville Camp
Entertainment following the instructor.
The Rogue River squad which irtg and Kern Drown.
Officials from the high school
all of Cave Junction.
closing ceremony included a duet
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the Cougar eleven hope to knock
i
for the football game were Wayne
by
Lois
Spencer
and
Claire
Cooper,
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Blue, Mr. and
over for their second league win IRA HALLS BUILD
Mrs. John Pickle, Mr. and Mrs
“The World Is Waiting for the Spencer, Orlen Pickle and Doug
Friday night boasts of a capable 2 HOUSES TO RE-SELL
C. II. Colee, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Sunrise”, and a solo by Claire, Hoskins.
passer in the person of quarter
Players on the no. 1 girls’ team
Construction
of
a
house
to
be
re
"May the Good Lord Bless and
Burr, I). II. Lloyd, ('. M. Stengel,
back Lederman, who will duel via
A. R. Hershberger, Art Dedrick,
the pass route with IV’« Stan sold on FHA financing was expect Keep You.” A humorous skit was were: McBriety, L. Iuiborde, John
son,
V.
Laborde,
Abbey,
Hoskins,
ed
to
be
started
with
the
pouring
put
on
by
the
Daughters.
Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Weiss, Mr. and
Campbell.
Gray and Yarbrough. Playing for
of
concrete
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ira
Refreshments
were
served
in
the
Mr-
Ray Frost, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
o
Hall of Cave Junction this week.
dining room from tables decorated the losing gills' squad were Hub
Frost, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Krauss,
The Halls hope to build a second with large bowls of fall flowers. bard, Mickey, Spalinger, Nicker
Mildred Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz
five-room home after the first is
Bethel Number 36 meets the son, Looper, Rouse, Boyd, Cham
Krauss, Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mis.
Gordon White, Henry Simington,
completed. The houses ¿»re to be first and third Mondays of the berlin, Rosenberry, Rausch and
Illinois Valley Justice Court cas built adjacent to the Ira Hall home month. Parents and members of Collman.
Mr and Mrs. R. L. Hammer, G. M.
Pat Wright and Lucille Pritchett
ts for the past two weeks were as on the south end of the Old Stage the Maspnic order. Eastern Star,
McFarland, all of Selma
I
follows:
Road. They will have shake exter and Guardian Council are invited officiateti for the girls.
I Mi. and Mrs. Helliwell, and the
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to attend.
Q X Ranch, of Kerby.
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Les Milligan, Cave Junction, iors.
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verload, $225 and costs; James
F-. Hemingway, rt. 1, no operator's LONG-TIME RESIDENT. GUY
SPOTLIGHTING HUNTER
Cruising
and
Mileage
REV. LEWIS COLLINS
BAGS Q— X HEREFORD
cense, $2.50 and costs; Cecil A. HIGGINS DIES SATURDAY
Logging Done This Week
Allen, Selma, improper safety
Rev. Lewis Collin.« of ('entrai
A
spotlighter seeking deer
Funeral service* were held Wed
chains, $10 and costs; Fred A.
• Asdstant Ranger George Morey
1 hursday night made a mistake
nesday.
Oct.
2
at
te
Hull
and
Hull
Point,
Oregon
will
open
a
series
Current, rt. 1, no operator’s lic
chapel for Guy W Higgins, 5X, of and Winston Tuttle of the Illinois
of special meetings at the Commu and it cost the Q—X a $600-700
ense, $2.50 and costs; Edward IL
cow.
,
Cave Junction who died Saturday Valley Ranger Station spent Tues
Robert Maguire ha-s been pro- nity Church, Sunday, Nov. 2.
( lose, Kerby, overload, $30 and
General ho.s- day and Wednesday cruising tim moled to staff sergeant, accord
The Hereford was discovered
Oct.
IX
at
Josephine
Rev.
Collins
is
known
to
many
costs.
ber and logging the road mileage ing to word received recently by in this vicinity as Bible Teacher dead Friday, shot in the head, too
pital.
Kenneth L. Bullran, Selma, over-
late to even salvage the meat. In
A resident of Cave Junction for near the Emly Cabin on Little his parents-in-law, the Georg« and personal evangelist.
■' dth load, $10 and costs; Charles the past 11 years, Higgins was Graybt^ck this week.
addition to leaving a calf mother
Moreys. .* Sgt. Maguire is based
He is scheduled to speak Sunday less, the cow was bearing another.
1' Dawson, Cave Junction, illegal born in I/Ogan. Kans., and was a
Also announced by the ranger at Hollamon Air Force base, New-
Nov. 2 and each night, Monday Tex Clifford volunteered to give
possession of parts of game, 125 veteran of World War I.
station was a favorable report Mexico.
through Friday, at 7:45, conclu its calf to the '‘guy” who shot her
and costs, and no operator’s lic-
The deceased is survived by received from the forest super
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ding the series Sunday Nov.
' nse $1, fine to he served in county three brothers, L. R. Higgins of visor on the good public relations
if he'll come by to claim it. _
FALL FROM TRUCK
The public is cordially invitted
'il at rate of $2 per day; Melvin Yakima, Wash., Ray M. Higgins job being done by Ranger Harold INJURES BRIDGEVIEW MAN
The cow was grazing in a field
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Wallace, intoxication in public of Springfield and Daniel L. Hig Bowei man and his staff in coopera
near the ranch when shot.
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lace, $25; Theodore L. Reckham, gins of Kansas; a sister Louisa R. ting with the Illinois Valley News
A fall from a logging truck sent CANCER CHAIRMAN
* eve Junction, inadequate stop La Reau of Norton, Kans.
on forest service news.
Bud Hoskins of Bridgeview to NAMES NEW WORKER
Belt Lodge Saturday
frht, $2.50 and costs.
n
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Josephine General hospital Tues
As part of the current Valley
A Klamath Lodge No. 77 dele-
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day morning with a broken pelvis. cancer drive for funds. Valley gation will confer an MM degree
RAMBLERS PLAN HAY RIDE
Municipal court cases were: Roy Covey» Have New Daughter
Hoskins worked for Roy Miller chairman Blanche lackey this week and the district deputy will make
A hay ride and wiener bake in
A Rossiter, Cave Junction, reck-
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard
driving, $10 and costs; Garland Covey of Cave Junction Oct. 20 planned by the Rough and Ready and Beyersdorf. The accident oc- named Mrs. Gene Loganhill as his official visit when the Belt
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Saffer, Cave Junction, reck- was a daughter weighing eight Ramblers and will be open to the cured at about 10 a.m. Valley an additional O’Brien worker. Mrs. Lodge No. lx AF4AM meets at
k<
driving, $25 suspended and pounds three ounces. The new public Saturday night, Nov. 1. The Ambulance took him to Gran's Lackey checked with her O'Brien the Masonic Temple in Kerby Sat
il 50 costs.
solicitors Tuesday
urday night at X.
baby has been named Phyllis Joy ride will start at X p m at Kerby. 1 Pass
By Mary Lockhart
Prankslers Break
bio City Hall
IV Looking for
2nd League Win
Grand Guardian
Inspects Bethel
Team Sporfs
New Jerseys
Kerby Boys Win
Over Murphy 74-13
Police Court News
News of Valley . . .
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