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6A MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford- Oregon, Wednesday, August 6, 1958 ILLINOIS VALLEY Class Makes Cougar By RUTH RAUSCH Cave Junction A black cougar with green eyes and white fangs set in the floor of the main entrance hall at Illi nois Valley High school will be a lasting reminder of the senior class of 1959. The 45-by-72-inch image was cut from asphalt tile over a pattern drawn by Mrs. Casey Piller. The work was a summer project conducted by class officers at the home of Jackie Williams. The class plans to have its first re-uhion five years after graduation. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bearss entertained Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Collman and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hamilton at dinner at the Oregon Cave Chatteau on the Hamilton's anniversary. Mrs. A. K. Smith of West Side rd. in Kerby and grand son, Arthur Smith, who is spending the summer here, killed a rattlesnake along the Illinois river Sunday. On their return, their dog scared up and killed a porcupine. The rest of the day was spent in extracting quills from the dog. Mrs. Marshall Burrows re turned from a month's vaca tion with her parents in Co lona. Wise, Wednesday. On Thursday Burrow's nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Humphrey, and children ar rived from Stevens Point, Wise, to visit the Burrows. The closing program for the Cave Junction Community Church Summer Bible school was held in the new building Friday night. y A new idea in conducting summer Bible schools was in troduced this year with the assembly type class lectures in story form and the hand craft in individual classes rated according to age groups. The afternoon sessions wa3 also a new institution. The re sult proved to be most satisfactory- Mrs. George Martin Jr., was in charge of the program pre parations and the Rev. Gene Denning was master of cere monies. Teachers- and helpers con ducting the Bible school were: Mrs. George Martin, Jr., in charge of the story hour. Ruth and DeLila Hill with Gene Hovator were in charge of the handwork. Mr. Denning had the misisonary hour. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon John son, missionaries from Boli via, attended the Community church the last week of the Bible - school session. They will return to the valley Aug. 17 and will conduct the morn ing services. For the evening services, they will show col ored slides taken of their work. At 2 p.m. that afternoon, a potluck fellowship dinner will be served in the new building. Isable Mellow had her son, John, and family from Hay ward, Calif., for the week. At the Frank Mellows for the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coker of Crescent City, Calif. Clark England is grooming and preparing the 20 head of sheep he plans to enter in the Josephine County fair. He will also enter his white faced cow and heifer calf. Doctor Woods was in the valley Sunday testing all the female stock Fair entries of the 4-H clubs, the Illinois Val ley Dairy club, the Illinois Valley Livestock club and the FFA show cattle. Tests were made for tuberculosis and bangs diseases.. Logger Dies in Mishap Northwest of Drain Drain (UPD Wesley Hick man, 35-year-old logger, was killed in a logging accident eight miles northwest of Drain on Smith river at 7:40 a.m. today. Hickman was cinching up the trailer binders on his truck when the logs shifted and one of them struck and crushed him. He was mar ried and the father of four children. I ' ; . : . - ' - . ) j . . . ' ' ! '3 fmm33 - "mmMA mil f i nn nti m ... . . HiLunuRjt umvE i ne iamea wua po mes ot Assateague isiana, Virginia, are shown completing their annual trek across the channel to Chincoteague where they will be auctioned off at the Fireman's Carnival. A huge crowd gathered in boats and on the shore to watch the pomes make the hour-and-15-minute swim. Unsold ponies win De returned to Assateague Island. The Hollywood Scene Hollywood (UPD It does n't cost a nickle to see one of the best movies in town, a 50-year-old charmer made by a French magician whose films were mixing "live" ac tors with cartoon characters before Walt Disney was born. The movie, "The Golden Spectacles," belongs to the film library of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and now is being converted -to 16 mm safety film for preservation purposes by Kemp Niver, a leading specialist in the film reclama tion field. Niver makes documentaries and educational films on a full-time basis and works on the academy library as his avocation. "Up to 1948, when safety film was introduced, all film for theatre projection was on nitrate stock," he explained. "In spite of all care and pre caution, nitrate film shrinks By HAZEL JOHNSON United Press Writer and disintegrates with time." Can Be Salvaged That was what was happen ing to the collection before Niver came up with a means of salvaging the molding film. This is accomplished by re photographing each frame of the film. "Another three or four years and there wouldn't have been anything left to salvage," Niver said, opening a con tainer labeled "W. S. Hart" to illustrate his point. The pungent odor of decay was strong as he handled the film, each frame hand-colored as was the technique in the pre-Technicolor days. The celluloid was laced with rot and buckled with an almost alligator-like finish. i Niver is adamant on the subject of preserving movie classics for historical purposes if no other reason. "Cecil B. DeMille. doesn't have a print of his silent mov ies that he can project," Niver said. "And the same is true of the other early movie mak ers." Storage Costly "They pay storage all these years, and even if it's on their own lot they're paying stor age, and all that's left are cans of a highly-inflammable powder which gives off a poi sonous gas when burned and no film. "It's like paying for a barn f ul of hay that's not edible. It's silly to pay storage on it." The film was made in 1898 by the magician, George Me lies, was one of the first of the Academy's collection to be converted. Niver has 100 other movies including John Bunny comedies filmed in 1907; "Enoch Arden", with Lillian Gish, produced i n 1911; "Man's Genesis," with Mas Marsh and Robert Her ron in 1912 and "Les Misera bles" filmed in France in 1913. . ' Israeli Minister Asks Guarantees Paris (UPD Israeli Foreign Minister Golda Meir plans to ask Gen. Charles de Gaulle for guarantees the West will not sell Israel short at a Mid dle East summit conference, informed sources said today. Mrs. Meir was to meet with De Gaulle today. 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