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EIGh9 MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday. June 30, 19S7 ILLINOIS VALLEY Fire Destroys Amer Garage E HELEN BOTTEL Another mother who is spend- Cave Junction Fire totally ftz the summer in the Illinois destroyed a garar on the Frank . Valley is Mrs. Caroline Johnson Amer property at De-r Crek of Areata. Calif., who is staying last week. 0 at the Siskiyou Mountain camp The blaze started when a graF home of her son, Bert Johnson. fire. set by Amer under state for-. , estry department permit, went Eddie Courtwnght of Areata out of control Ef'rtYs nephew is also a guest at Although the garage and mot , the Johnson home this week, of the equipment stored in it was j Mrs Hazel Anderson of Las burned. Amer s two houses on j Vegas. New. is visiting her son each side of the structure wre', daughter-in-law. Mr. and laved by the Illinois Valley Ru ral Fire department. Mrs. Jiggs Morris. She plans to leave for Gardenerville, Nev, about July 1. where she will see two other sons. The new community picnic grounds on the old Stage road near Cave Junction will get its! pres;dent Dudley Andre and summer face-lifting Tuesday . his new 0fit-ers served for the when members of the Lions club (lrst tlme at the Eagles meeting will meet there for a clean-up Thursday night. detail. 1 Delegates who attended the Picnic tables and toilet facih-, sUte convention at Medford in ties were constructed for the j clude Andrei Hank Spletstoser, park last year by the County j secretary; and three past presi Road department. The ground dcnts Ha! Moore, Vern Yeargan wai donated tor puonc use ny , and Edward Cooke. Josephine county. Future plans include the digging of a near the picnic area. we" Volunteer firemen were called out Saturday night to squelch a .. ,.; small blaze behind a gas stove Donna Mane White. 9 '-year-old,. one of the cabins t Caves aaugnier oi .nr. nu .n. r.u-j parc jtotei ert . wnite oi spenara. Aia&Kd, celebrated her birthday Sunday at a family picnic at Grayback Forest Camp. The Whites, who have been on an extended vacation, left Mon day after spending four days with Robert's parents. Mr and Mrs. Hugh White in Cave Junction. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steimpr and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Liss and their families camped at Pa trick's Crook Caturday night, and spent Sunday on the beach at Crescent City. The Rev. and Mrs. George Gray and their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ortis Seat, and Wendell, spent a short vaca tion in Seattle recently, where they attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mrs. Gray's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maib. The two familes also visited Mr. Gray'i brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gray at Seattle, and another brother and his wife. Dr. and Mri. A. F. Gray at Portland. Dr. Gray recently retired as presi dent of a Portland Bible college. Mn. G. G. Etherton. mother of Clint Etherton of Cave Junc tion, arrived last week to visit her family here. Mrs. John Milburn returned to Cave Junction briefly this week, before leaving for Los Angeles with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Neff. The three have been on a three weeks trip in the middle west, which took them to New Mexico, Colorado, Woyming, Idaho, Mon tana and Arizona. Utile Change Noted In Credit Program Little change has been report ed on loan placements for the first five months of 1957 as com pared with the same period in 1 1958, according to region 15, ; Committee of Voluntary Home I Mortgage Credit Program, Port j land. Mark A. Goldy of Mark A. ! Goldy, Inc., Medford, represents real estate brokers on the com : mittee. i In the first five months of 1956. loan placements totaled ! 290 for a dollar total of $2,663, 1 725. In the first five months of 1957, loan placements totaled 1 288 for a dollar total of $2,864,- 525. The regional office serves small money-short communities o f Oregon, Washington and northern Idaho, Goldy explain ed, as well as minority group applicants even though located in a metropolitan city if they are unable to obtain financing on terms and conditions gener ally available to others. As of May 31, 1953, the total of loans placed by Voluntary Home Mortgage Credit Program in this region was $14,386,100. Program assistance is not avail able to finance businesses, farms, improvements to properties al ready owned, or to refinance existing mortgages except as a part of financing a purchase transaction. Only FHA and VA applications are considered. SHADY COVE-TRAIL Lee Shelton Breaks Arm Br EVALYN P. WATSON Shady Cove-Trail Lee Shel ton. son of Mrs. Peter Vachon of Shady Cove, suffered a broken arm when he fell from a barn loft to the ground at the Gus Olson ranch where he was help ing with the haying. He will have his arm in a cast for several weeks. Summer soft ball got under way here last Thursday when the Salem team took the Smoke jumpers. 29-18, and the high school nine beat the Lions club 19-4. In the opene Monday, June 24, the Southern Oregon Arch ery club trounced Rough and Ready Mill, 20-5, while the Smokejumpers made a comeback in their game with Cabax. beat ing the Kerby mill team, 14-5. A pee wee and cub baseball jamboree was held Wednesday with all Illinois Valley teams participating. About 80 teen-agers turned out for the weekly dance Tuesday at the American Legion hall in con junction with the summer recre ation program. According to Recreation Di rector Ron Maurer, more dance records are needed, as only g5 were available for this week's dance. Swimming lessons held Mon day, Wednesday and Friday mornings at Caves Park pool, are becoming more popular. At least 50 children from five years and up participate each day and more are expected with the clos ing of Day Camp. Look To The Future! Choose GAS Appliances! 1957 Ten Star Special MRODUCWRy OFFER J New thermostat t Controlled Automatic iTV. Top Burner ,.m w w Qven-on, oven-reedy lights Chrome lop and griddle cover Automatic top burner heat control A regular $319.95 value SPECIAL Introductory Price $240.00 with trade-in CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC UTILITIES COMPANY Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ranald Axtell of Trail are their daughter and husband, Captain and Mrs. M. R. Smedes of Yuma, Ariz. The Smedes ex pect to be transferred to Panama City, Fla., in July. Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bischoff, both of San Jose, are staying at John Frampton cottages. Bischoff is the owner of a surgical instru ment company in San Jose. Mr. and Mrs. George DeGre gori and children of Castro Val ley. Calif., are visiting Mrs. De Gregori's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Brill of Trail. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Hamill of Palm Springs, Calif., are stay ing at one of the cottages at the Rogue River Lodge and plan to be here all summer. Mrs. Milton George and daugh ters, Arlene and Peggy, of Santa Maria. Calif., are visiting Mrs. GeorEe's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powell, and with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Carl Brower. both of Shady Cove. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dawson and children. Aileen and Sharon, of Trail and Mr. and Mrs. Benny Ash and children of Myrtle Point are on a vacation trip headed for Anchorage, Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swenson of Camas, Wash., visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dristy of Shady Cove last week. Mrs. Vernon of Long Beach, Calif., has returned to her home after spending three weeks vis iting her daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. George Moore of Trail. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hawkins of Trail have had Mr. and Mn. R. C. McLaren and daughter, Sharon, of Plainview, Texas, visiting them. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoerger of Tarzana. Calif., spent several days recently visiting Mrs. Pearl Adair. The Hoergers and Mrs. Adair were former neighbors in California. Mr. and Mrs. L. Collier and daughters spent the weekend vis iting Mr. and Mrs. Albert Estin of Trail. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stenzel of Portland spent several days vis iting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bulkin of Far Hills Ranch, Shady Cove and attending the Lions conven tion while here. Mrs. Stenzel is an auxiliary president and Sten zel attended as a delegate. Mrs. Minnie Easter and grand daughter, Susan Eastin are on a vacation trip through Yellow stone Park. Mrs. Clyde Stafford of Trail is visiting her mother, Mrs. King, in Emmett, Idaho. Mrs. C. Jenks of Portland has been visiting her sister and hus band. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richard son of Trail. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bench and daughters. Nancy and Kathy, have been visiting Bench's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles More head, of Trail. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mahon and son. Randy, of Burbank, Calif., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ran ald Axtell recently. Mrs. Oscar Hanson and chil dren spent several days at Dia mond lake recently where they visited Mrs. Hanson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nicholson, who were camping up there, and Mrs. Hanson's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lacy and son. Mr. and Mrs. William Bright of Elk creek, Trail, have had as house guests Mrs. Bright's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sitzer and his brothers, Fred and George Bright. Mr. and Mrs. William Lingaas of Medford spent the weekend of June 22nd at their summer home on Laurelhurst road, Trail. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Werrlein of Eagle Point are staying at the Gus Olsen ranch and helping with the work while Mrs. Olsen New Affiliate of IDS i - Offers Shares Now First public offering of shares will made this week by Investors Variable Payment Fund, Inc., a new affiliate of Investors Divers ified Services, Inc., according to James Ambler of the Medford IDS office. Investors Diversified Services, Inc. is sponsor and national dis tributor for the new company. I n v e stors Variable Payment Fund, Inc., is a mutual invest ment fund which will invest pri marily in common stocks. Em phasis will be on growth, pro viding for automatic reinvest ment of dividends. Variable pay out of capital and income to the shareholder will be by period re demption of shores for an elect ed number of years. The program involves one pay ment monthly, quarterly or an nually on a systematic invest ment basis for the purchase of two securities. The securities are Investors Syndicate of America certificates, a f i xed dollar CLSA NTC&IKi Detroit Q) Ju&$ fcrtour S. Decker ot suburban yjitte had the winiows im fcis court room -washid i8 rccortui the orfenibints "!' ted in p sjiining new rajtfVWe." amount investment, nd Inves tors Variable fund shares, s fluctuating dollae investment. takes a trip to Oakland to see her mother. Mrs. Bill Brewster of Trail is attending summer school in Ash land. Also attending summer school are Ernest Sackett of Shady Cove, and Mrs. Arthur Greenley of Shady Cove. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Messecar and children of Chinkoteague, Va.. are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Messecar of Trail. I b3 J a www or ment mmtt I PACIFIC , INDUSTRIAL 16 S. Central . Prion. SP 3-5301 j f i M If r i I I Daily's U-Drive fvdfnrd triort DON'T MISS THE $5?K FIREWORKS Wi J$0 SH0W vfk S3 M CPt Senior HiSh fW.f WLmM i ' l m''.,j,Vfam i ihi o r v: :. E . - - I I "4 mM&m r r . Milk, Coffee Cream and Other Fine Dairy Products are Picnic "Musts" Too! A picnic just wouldn't be complete without your favorite ice cream, rich milk, coffee cream and butter . . those dairy foods so essential to EVERY complete meal. There's no ice cream quite so down right GOOD as Jorgensen't FIESTA; no milk and butter so tasty and nutritious as JORGENSEN'S. 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