MAKES BUSIESS TRIP
Friday, October 31, 1952 GOES TO SCHOOL
Illinois Valley New»
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Resident soil conservationist
Loyd Burnett leaves Wednesday
for a three-day forest soil school
(Continued from Page One)
at Oregon State college. Burnett
question of any member of eithei will return to Cave Junction Sun
panel. Many new and intersting day.
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things developed and no one want
ed to break up the meeting even
though it was bus time.
High School News
Youth Hold
Costume Party
by Mr». Frits Kraue«
Ph. Selma 621
SELMA—Witches, Black cats
and goblins held sway at the Skating Party Slated
Church Saturday evening when a For Next Tuesday
crowd <jf young people held a
Halloween party complete with
Can’t you just hear the hustle
costumes, prizes, games and eats. and bustle of getting ready? The
Virginia Breazeale as the “Widder last minute rush to get a favorite
Brown” won the prize as the most seat on the bus? Can’t you see the
original, Donna Tucker won the big rink, the bright lights, the
prize as the loviest, costumed as cute skating costumes and last
a Spanish Señorita and Jim Smith but not least the “tumbles” that
was the funniest dressed in are apt to happen to anyone when
feminine attire except for loggers they haven’t skated for a time?
boots. Others attending were, Rev. And who’s in charge of this party,
Douglas Field, Mr. and Mrs. the evening of Nov. 4, and the ones
Will- following, on the first Wednesday
Oliver Smith, Mr. and M
iam Krauss,
Betty Garrison, of every month? The Junior class,
Dorothy and Freddy Breazeale, of course!!
Don Warren, Eddie Hubbard,
Price of the tickets will be an
Kohath and Kenneth Krauss, nounced later, so get out your
Arlin^ and EtaLea Pickle, Sally skates, oil up the rollers and let’s
and
Shirley Tucker,
Darline fill the bus to capacity. Only one
Wheeler from Selma and Roberta will be taken to each party.
England and Edythe Wright from
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Cave Junction.
The Boys Club had a Halloween
party at their regular meeting
Tuesday evening.
Justice court cases for the past
Fifteen girls from the fourth week included the following:
grade up met for their first meet
Earl Robert Ritchie, overlength
ing, Monday evening at the parson load, $10 and costs; Chas. Robert
age, to organize a Girls Club. Epperson,
passing
insufficient
Leaders and teachers are, Mrs. clearance, $5 and costs; R. L.
Douglas Field, Mrs. Oliver Smith, Mitchell, tandem axle overload,
Mrs. Lawrence Rahberger, Mrs. $90 and costs; John Alton Black,
Tom Breazeale, Mrs. Ernest Hat- reckless driving, $12.50 and costs;
malMi. Ml
Bill Kimi • and Mrs. Earl Eugene Miller, tandem axle
Lex Riggan. The girls will learn overload, $225 and costs; Donald
to crochet and knit, do textile Ray Snider, overwidth load, $10
painting, make flowers and plastic and costs; Emil William Woolsey,
articles. Any girl who is in the no vehicle license, $2.50 and costs.
fourth grade or over is invited
Heard in municipal court was:
to attend and they will meet
Pinkney Harold Freel, Jr., reck
every Monday evening at the
less driving, $250 or 60 days in
parsonage.
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Carl Jacobson was called to county jail, took jail sentence.
NEWS publisher Dick Pinkerton
made a quickie trip to Ukiah,
Calif,, Friday evening and Satur-i
day purchasing printing machin-1
ery.
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Claire Cooper, senior; Linda
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Joyce Hawkins, Bob Jones, JoAnn
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The parsonage will soon have
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