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NDIAN SUMMEtS '
Lions to Visit with
Crescent City Club 6th
Social Night Honors
District President
A social meeting of the Ameri
Members of the Illinois Valley
IITTI can Legion Auxiliary Nov. 19 will Lions club were reminded of the
Visits New Grandson
BACK FROM CORVALLIS
Mrs. C. E. Burton returned
home from Chiliquin where she
had been for a week visiting her
daughter and family, Mrs. M. E.
Barrett, and seeing her new grand
son. She brought home with her
two of her other grandchildren. I
Ranger Hai old Bowerman and
Resident Soil Conservationist Loyd |
Burnett returned this week from a
forest soil short course at Oregon
State. Bowerman drove on up to j
Portland Saturday on personal bus
iness.
Plastics ('ourse to
Be Started Soon
March-Baxter
Riles Performed
(Leave
Mr». Helen Bottel
New» at O’Brien
Store)
A ten weeks course of instruc
tion in making articles from liquid
i plastics is to be offered to the
'public before Christmas with Mrs.
Dan Rigel as teacher.
Sponsored by Mrs. Cribb, teaeh-
er at Kerby Grade school, the
course will be open to adults and
high school students and will be
taught in the science room in
Kerby school.
Also offered will be one lesson
each on liquid glass, wood casting,
ereamics, making creamic flowers
with molds, metalizing, creamic
basketry and percelizing. The lat
ter art involves making articles
from wood or paper that are
indestructible.
At least one class will l>e held
in the evening.
Interested persons are asked to
contact either Mrs. Cribb at Kerby
school or Mrs. Dan Rigel; lit 1,
Cave Junction.
O’BRIEN—Helen Louise March,
•laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heniy
T. March, who operate ihe Siski
you Mt. Cafe, was married Nov. 8
to Galen Leland Baxter of Eur
eka. Families and close friends
were invited to the ceremony which
took place at the parsonage of the
I Seventh Day Adventist church in
Grants Pass with Rev. Resee offic
iating. The couple is spending a
week in San Francisco and will
I return to Eureka where Mr. Bax
ter is employed by the Mercer-
Frazier co. They plan to make
their home in Grants Pass after
Christmas.
The rains came, the smog lifted
and whadda you know—-it’s still
O’Brien and not, as we feared,
the last outpost of greater Los
The losing two rooms are asked to
Angeles.
bring potluck to supplement the j
Smog or no smog; however.
O’Brien moppets kept beating the main meat course and each per
son will supply his own plate, cup
bush until the Monday deadline
and utensils. Invitations have been
for PTA members and piled up the
issued and must be in by today
amazing score of 105 joiners for ■ (Friday.)
their 80-pupil school. As has been
Word reached here last week
proved with cereals and Hopalong
Cassidy, the kids are the best little that Helen Enyart Musselman, for- I
chain reactors since the atom merly of Kerby, and Eddie Mussel- I
man whose sister, Mrs. Floyd Ow
bomb.
Winning room was Mrs. Nonna ings, live in Cave Junction, are
Burrow’s first and second grades honeymooning in San Francisco.
with 55 members for 33 pupils. The couple will visit relatives here
Twenty-eight of these were parents including Mr. and Mrs. Lasi) En
and the remaining 27 community yart before returning to their
members who are interested in home in Alturas.
supporting the PTA. First grader
Mrs. Robert Hines has recently
Jeannie Rodgers brought in 10
members for the highest score in taken a position as secretary at
the Cave Junction High School.
her room.
The 23 pupil third and fourth
Here to spend Thanksgiving with
grade room and the 24 pupil fifth her sons, Karl and Merle Preston
and sixth grade room were a near and their families, is Mrs. Blanche
tie with 30 and 32 members re
spectively. Twenty-four of these Preston of Santa Monica.
Mrs. Rose Wieting of Siskiyou
were parents. The number of par
ent and non-parent members may Mt. Camp left last week for a visit
indicate that the PTA year’s goal— with friends in Los Angeles. Her
to create better community spirit
sister, Mrs. Blanche Will accom
through close teacher-parent-child
panied
her.
cooperation—is being achieved.
Sixth-grader Carma Lewis and
third grader Roddy Bottel lured
most members to their two roo-ms. |
The discrepancy in total number I
of members and sum of members
brought in by separate rooms is I
accounted for bv the fact that .
some parents have children in more |
than one grade and were counted
in two or three rooms.
Plans are now going forward
for the “Win or Lose” banquet on
Nov. 20 honoring the winning
room. All O'Brien PTA members
adio
ervice
and children are invited, with the
10 Mile East On Cases Hiway
1*TA furnishing turkey and coffee.
honor the district no. 4 president
Ethel Hamilton and will be “Gifts
for the Yanks’’ night it was an-
nounced at the regular business
meeting Nov. 4.
Gifts donated by members and
friends of the Auxiliary and collec
ted at this meeting are for the
veteran hospital patients to give
their immediate families at Christ
mas time. They can be presents for
their wives, or children of any age.
Gifts can be donated by non-mem-
bers pf the Auxiliary by either
contacting any member or by at
tending the Nov. 19 meeting.
The Auxiliary members were
guests of honor at the Armistice
Day dinner prepared by the Post
and presided over by Post Com
mander Tom White. A roast tur
key “and all the trimmings” din
ner was served to a large crowd. '
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Phone 4401
CAVE JUNCTION
• Mill and Woods Supplies
• Machine Shop Work and
Welding
• Zenith Appliances
• Àuto Paris
• Hardware
Cave City
PARTS and SUPPLIES
CAVE JUNCTION
To Help You
Prepare that
THANKSGIVING DINNER
Roasters
You’ll
need
one
to help
roait that Thanksgiving
bird to a beautiful golden
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for less
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Radio Repairs
BASHAM
coming visit with the Crescent
City club at Patrick’s Creek Dec.
6, when they met at the Todelope
Tuesday night at 8
Reservations for this ladies*
night affair must be made now
with secretary Laurence Cushing,
President Hal Moore Jr. an
nounced.
brown.
$1.10 - $7.75
UNIVERSAL
Automatic
Percolator
Coffee making will be
• nap
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Thanlogiving
Day
and for year» to come with
Univeraal.
$29.95
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Westinghouse
Electric Roaster
$39.95
Chairs
For Christmas
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TURN
CAN BE 1.A5 ED AWAY
NOW—SMALL DEPOSIT
HOLDS!
MORNINGS INTO
WARM ONES WITH A—
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• Occasional Chairs
• Platform Rockers
• Cocktail Chairs
• Club Chairs
Warm Morning"
Gas Heater
Feature for feature and dollar
for dollar, “Warm Morning” Gas
Heaters are unmatched in their
size and price ranges. Come in
two sizes.
MANCHEL'S
Free Delivery in the Valley
Ph. Grant* Pa»» 4437
Stainless Steel
Mixing Bowls
$1 to $3.19
Desco Ware
from $2.95
('»erity Serving Spoons
$3.59
Salad Bowl Sets
$2.35
ILLINOIS VALLEY HARDWARE
“Furniture You’ll Admire, At Price» You’ll Appreciate I”
Ph. Cave Junction 3311
Basters
75c
The BOB and RUTH Shop
Cave Junction
SERVICE At Well At SAVINGS
CAVE
JUNCTION