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ILLINOIS VALLEY Caves Motel Purchased By HELEN BOTTEL Cave Junction The 17 unit Caves Park motel, lo cated at the south end of Cave Junction, has been sold by owner Valeria Rauber to Wil liam J. McLean, Cave Junc tion real estate and insurance agent, and Laurence Cushing, local attorney. One of the largest in the valley, the motel includes the main building, several year round rental units, a number of tourist cabins and a swim ming pool. Mrs. Rauber, who with her late husband, managed Caves Park Motel for 12 years, plans to remain in the valley. She is a candidate for the office of Josephine county commissioner. Grange. A charter presenta tion is planned for this spring. I I l BIG FREE PARKING LOTS IN BACK QF h OUR STORE (ELBdDCCLE m rm rr r uPen ' uy a i i p.m, rape Streets Alfred Mellow and his mother, Mrs. Isabel Mellow, will lead Veterans of Foreign ' Wars Post and Auxiliary 4390 for the coming year. ' At separate elections held Thursday night 'at the VFW hall near Cave Junction, Al fred Mellow was named com mander of the local post while Mrs. Isabel Mellow was ; elected president of auxili-. ary. j Mike McDermott, son of Mr. and Mrs.' James McDer mott of Cave Junction is the winner of first prize in the American Legion Auxiliary Americanism essay contest "sponsored by the unit of Glenn Morrison Post No. 70. Second prize winner is Mike Whiteley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Whitely of Cave Junction. Marshall Burrows of Cave day meeting of the Camp Chinquapin committee, at which a perspective of the proposed buildings and grounds was discussed. Layout of the youth camp will be drawn up by a drafts man, and presented for ap proval to the U.S. Forest Ser vice. Cabax and other local saw mills have offered lum ber for new buildings which are planned at the camp, while the Illinois Valley Lions club has offered free labor. "Kids Night" at O'Brien school has been changed this month from the first Friday to the second, April 11, at 7:30 p.m. Comedy movies and a square dance are planned. Mrs. Robert McKinnon and her three children, daughter and grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. William Weingart, left Monday for their home at Newport, Ore. after spending four days with the Weingarts at Cave Junction. Mrs. Weingart was in New port last week at the McKin non home. She returned to Cave Junction with her daughter and family. Illinois Valley Troop 70 Boy Scouts and their leaders got more than they bargain- i ed for last week-end when 1 their camping area at Chin quapin, near Grayback park was blanketed with about five inches of snow. The t r o o d headauartered in the former CCC camp club- j room, but spent most of its : combined time outside in the j snow. i Del Rogue TOMATO JUICE 46-oz. can 25c Mr. and Mrs. Warren May field of Cave Junction were called to Mt .Shasta, Calif. ! Saturday, March 29, for the funeral of Mrs. Mayfield's ! grandmother, Mrs. Minnie Beigeman, 87, who died last ! week at the home of her j daughter, Mrs. William Con-; stant, in Crescent City. j Mrs. Beigman had lived at j Mt. Shasta for 40 year. She leaves her daughter, four grandchildren and six great grandchildren. ICE CREAM Jorgcnsen's or Snider's Vz Gallon Q)C Save 20c Joy Lee, Janice K. and C. Jay Parkinson, children of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Parkinson, of Vista, Calif., are spending the Easter vacation week with,.their granndparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kellert, at Kerby. " , At the Bert Easterbrpok ranch on the White School road this week are Easter brook's sister, Mrs. Kindle Cashion and her daughter, Suzie Cashion, of San Mateo, Calif. Sixteen-year old Suzie is second place winner in the jumping horse show at the San Francisco Cow Palace this year. According to Cole Rivers, biologist for the Oregon Game Commission, several Il linois valley sites are under consideration for the develop ment of steelhead and salmon rearing ponds, in conjunction with a new experiment in propagating steelhead for sports fishing. The reservoir will be about 100 acres in extent. Rivers says there are four potential : sites here, one for a warm wa-! ter fish lake, and three for j propagation of fish. Geologi cal survey work must be done before final approval is given by the game commission. C & H Pure Cane SUGAR 10-lb. Bag M(9)e Reg. 1.09 Save 20c Limit 1 to a Customer 1 Mrs. Earl Boyd, Mrs. Frank ;Knight and Mrs. R. J. Heid enreich have been named on a committee to make plans for the annual Illinois Valley .Women's club silver tea, to be heldMay 9 at Immanuel Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. John Sim mons of Sacramento, Calif., are spending Easter week with Simmons' parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Simmons at Cave Junction. Young Sim mons teaches in a junior high school at Sacramento. i Here to look over the prop erty they purchased last year are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wood and children of Sepul veda, Caalif. They are mak ing their headquarters at the Wish -U"-Well motel. The Woods are owners of the former Henri Appy ranch in the Bridgeview area. With the addition of the new 500-gallon pumper in the Selma area, the Illinois Val ley Rural Fire Protection dis trict has new or relatively new equipment at all three fire houses in the district. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Martin barely beat the snow storm to Cave Junction when they returned last week from two months spent on the Colorado river. Mrs. Sallay Robinson, who "with her younger son, Jamie, has been living in the Illi nois valley since the death of her husband late last year, has taken a position in the li brary at Fortuna high school. The older Robinson boy, Ed die, is in his senior year at Fortuna high school. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hadley are Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bowers, and Mrs. Bowers' mother, Mrs. Anna Hadley, all of Waldron, Mich. Mrs. Bowers is Dan Hadley's aunt. A new Boy Scout troop was formed Monday night at Sel ma ,with Jim Holten as Scout master, and Bill Burch, Dale Tucker and Robert Wilson, as sistants. Nine boys have signed up for the troop, which is being sponsored by the Deer Creek Ralph Burns, who started the vocational agriculture de partment at Illinois Valley High school four years ago, has submitted his resignation to the County Unit School Board, effective at the end of the school year. Burns will enter the Uni versity of Oregon this sum mer, where he plans to com plete work for his doctor's degree during the next four years. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyd were hosts for the Illinois Valley Mineral Hobbies club Tuesday evening. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bowers of Michigan, who were introduced by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loosley; and two Selma residents, Nevin Brown and Mrs. Ivan Burr. Earliest recorded x mention of Indian, summer is 1794. is doing it! All over America, cities and com munities have taken up the battle against creeping blight. What's more, they're winning. You can win, too. You must win, because decay anywhere in your neighborhood is a very real threat to your family's security. Blight feeds on carelessness and neglect to breed slums. Slums raise your taxes . . . lessen property values and business opportunities . . . lower school standards . . . impair many local facilities. Group action if the best answer. You'll find strength and success in numbers. Keep up your own home, then join with your neighbors in community-improvement groups. Like thousands of others, you'll find no problem too large for t i ac . S piannea group eaoru Start now by writing for practical effective information to: IF YOU'RE NOT SHOPPING AT THE GROCETERIA YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH! Del Monte Sliced Pineapple 2Vi can 41c 3,T SAVE 23c Del Monte PINEAPPLE VA Sliced 211 Chunk 211 Crushed 211 Tidbits One kind or assorted Cans $"00 N American Council To Improve Our Neighborhoods 801 500. Ridii City StatlN, N. Y. 20, N. Y. Published at a public sarvica In cooperation with Tha Advrtiing Council and tha Newi pjper Advertising Executives Association. Del Monte PICKLES o Made With O Famous Del Mtfnte Quality CANDIED SWEET STICKS 8-oz. bottle 33c SWEET MIDGET PICKLES 12-oz. bottle 49c WHOLE SWEETS 8-oz. bottle 29c WHOLE SWEETS . ..12-oz. bottle 39c MIXED SWEETS 12-oz. bottle 35c SWEET CHIPS 12-oz. bottle 33c SWEET RELISH ...12-oz. bottle 29c CHOW CHOW 12-oz. bottle 29c FRESH DILLS 12-oz. bottle 29c FRESH DILLS 26-oz. bottle 43c SLICED DILLS -Halves ...24-oz. bottle 39c SLICED SWEET DILLS 24-oz. bottle 53c SOUR PICKLES 24-oz. bottle 41c cm SINCERE To nil the wonderful people of Southern Oregon who made the Opening Day of our newly remodeled Groceteria such a huge success. Your accept ance of our new store was deeply gratifying to all of us at the Groceteria. Again we say thanks a million! We know that from time to time we were unable to keep some of our bargains on the shelf, so in order that n o n e of our customers will be dis appointed we are extending most of our Grocery Dept. Specials through Wednesday of this week. Right reserved to limit 19' 43' 77' 303 can ' 14-oz. Bottle 12-oz. can lO-oz. Gin. Reg. 237c IV 10-oz. pkg. I Reg. 3 cam 44c Hunt's Catsup M.C.P. Frozen Orange Juice Del Rogue Barllell Pears Birdseye Frozen Peas Hi West Frozen Strawberries Nestle's Canned Milk Nalley's Potato Chips Large Del Monte M,on Asparagus Ho. 300 can 41 c Diamond A IT Green Beans 3o3ca. 19c Del Monte Green Lima Beans G3n 28c Van Camps Pork & Beans No. 300 can-Reg. 23 1 c Diamond A Whole Kernel Corn 303 can 2 for 33c Del Monfe Peaches mm 33 6 3 4 2 6 8 for 59c cln. 2 6 4 2 7 3 $400 Save for I 14c $oo Save for 1 29c $4 00 Save for ' 8e ftc Save for Li 8c $4 00 Save for 1 26c $400 Save I 18c 49' 'S Ac Save for 0 7 3c $400 Save for I 14c $400 Save for 12c Tc Save for . 6c $400 Save for 1 16c 7 Ac Save 11 for " DOXEE'S I CHIFFON HERSHEY Tree Te8 CLAM dinner instant CHOWDER NAPKINS CHOCOLATE 48 t Save 15-oz. Can 29c b,53 ic 4,or$i.oo s,r pv 29 vr cr43' r Nalley's LUMBERJACK SYRUP 24-oz. Bottle 28 SAVE 12c Carnation Instant Non-Fat Milk ' 59' Save I60 BEST FOODS REAL QUART 5 7 SAVE 16c c 20c
