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EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
ILLINOIS VALLEY
Christmas Party Slated
Sunday, December 8, 1957
, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lewis and sons,
! Martin Lee and Doug; Eileen
1 Woodcock; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
BY HELEN BOTTEL
Cave Junction Blue Star
Mothers will combine a baked
rhirkpn nnthick dinner with thpir i
annual Christmas party Tuesday, ' Cory: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Zaugg,
Dec. 10, at 12:30 p.m. at the VFW j McCleary, Wash., and Mrs. Ele
hail near Cave Junction. ! anor Dougherty of Grants Pass.
Members are asked to bring Mrs- Cor"' Mrs- Woodcock. Mrs.
cookies and candy for Camp j Maurer and Mrs- Hudron are
White veterans, and rubber toys j sisters-
for Fairviewiome. Accompanying Mr. and Mrs.
Cory up from Redding was Myr-
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goldsby tie Crow, who remained in the
nd sons, Pat and Mike, former j valley for a longer visit with
residents, were recent visitors in Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sowell, and
the valley. They visited Mrs. ! Mr. and Mrs. Dave Renfro. Mrs.
Goldsby 's aunt and family, Mr. j Crow is a sister of Mrs. Sowell
and Mrs. Cecil Slack, and other j and Mrs. Renfro.
friends and relatives
Mrs. Lois Brink is reported in
serious condition at a hospital
near Glendale, Calif. She is a
former resident of the valley.
Here for Thanksgiving with
the Ron Prather family were
Mrs. Prather's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Lough,
and children, Ricky, Karen and
Russell, of Grants Pass: Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell, and
Kathryn DeMersseman and her
children, Carolyn, Dan and Billy.
for Thanksgiving. Dining at the
Crowl home Thursday were Mrs.
CrowTs father, M. F. Sheets, of
Medford; her sister and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Elliott, Doug,
Bob and Greg, also of Medford;
their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cayell; their
son-in-law, Charles Warner, their
two grandchildren, Kay and Carl
Warner, and Harry Cavyell of
Wonder.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Elson had
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Aller and family
at their home in Takilma.
Mrs. Elaine Wood was called
to Portland last week by the
death of her father, W. A. Reed.
! She brought her mother back
j with her to the valley.
there. They also visited other re
latives and friends on their
northern trip.
Spending the Thanksgiving
holidays in the valley was Marg
aret Morris of Bend, who visited
her mother, Mrs. C. G. Morris.
Mrs. Fred (Robeta) Guffey ar
rived Thursday morning from
Ciblo, Texas, to visit her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Eng
lands. Airman 2c Guffey is be
ing transferred to Houston, Tex
as, and is planning to spend his
leave in the valley. He will ar
rive about Dec. 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Abner Castle
berry have returned from Rigby,
Ida., bringing with them Mrs.
Castleberry's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Brown. Mrs. Castle
berry also visited her daughter
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I ana granaaaugnier, lurs. nera
(St the Hudron home Friday were ; Mote and Cynthia at Provolt,
Mr. and Ms. Martin Maurer; k Utah.
32t an Mrs. Frank Cory of
Redding, Calif., spent Friday and
Saturday of last week with the
Jcit Hudrons of Bridgeview, and
SSft visitprt othr rplafivps anrt
4iSnds in the valley. For dinner j and
Jack Champion, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Champion of Cave
Junction, arrived home from
Washington State college, Pull
man, for the Thanksgiving holi
days. Also home from college for
Thanksgiving were Arlie Scott,
OSC. her sister, Edytha, SOC,
and Darlene Wrheeler, OSC.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crowl
had most of their family home
Guests at the George Steven
son home on Sucker creek last
week were Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Spencer and son, Lonny, and Mr.
and Mrs. O'.to Melton and son
Tommy, all of Portland.
Gerald Hunt, of Bend, Ore., is
a house guest at the home of Mrs.
Elaine Wood.
j Confirmation strvices were
conducted Monday at St. Mat
thias Episcopal church by the
Rev. James W. F. Carman, bishop
coadjutor of the Episcopal
church Diocese of Oregon.
Following the evening serv
ices, a coffee hour was held in
honor of Bishop Carman and his
wife. This is their first visit to the
Illinois Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gant
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
at Yakima, Wash., where they
visited Gant's mother, Mrs. Mary
Gant, who is in the hospital
Longitude, or east-west dis
tance, could not be measured ex
actly until 1740, when the chron
ometer was invented.
Decentralization
Goes to Red Nations
Chicago OH Even Com
munist governments have joined
a general world trend toward de
centralization of administrative
power, according to the Ameri
can Society for Public Admin
istration. In a recent bulletin, the ASPA
reported that representatives of
Russia and Poland told an inter
national conference on adminis
trative science that their regimes
were discussing or experiment
ing with decentralized govern
ment. A Polish representative said
that centralization had been
found harmful to socialism.
His report was similar to
those of conferees from "free"
nations such as France, Den
mark, Chile and Ceylon.
In many cases, public corpor
ations as well as local and re
gional governments were report
ed to have taken administrative
duties and powers formerly held
by the national governments
concerned.
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