Grand Opening
of—
DEAL'S SHOE STORE
is definitely scheduled for
SAT. NOV. 29
• New shipments of shoes and
slippers on the way for your
inspection next Saturday.
Valley Projects Related
To Farm Bureau Members
Nineteen persons watched slides
>f Soil Conservation projects in
the Valley at the November 13
meeting of the Farm Bureau which
met in the library of the high
school.
James Broeffle, just recently
discharged from the service, also
showed colored slides. His were of
the area in Korea where he was
stationed and he gave a few aide-
lights on the people, country and
military.
Mel Rigdon, as speaker of the
evening, showed slides and ex-
plained a number of projects and
, piactice- underway in the Valley
with the assistance of the tech­
nicians and equipment of the Soil
Conservation District.
Legislative Chairman Mrs. Effie
Smith explained the associated
I womens’ stand backing the propos­
ed changes at the McLaren State
Training School for Boys.
During an open discussion of
cattle finishing, brand inspection
and transportation permits, it was
decided to have the state brand
inspector at the next meeting, it
possible, to give more complete in­
formation to fanners of this area.
SHOW REVUE
SATURDAY
The spectacular thrills, chils and
excitement of the rodeo ring are
I brought to the screen in viviti»
Technicolor in "Bronco Buster”,
the story of the rodeo ring and
the daredevils who make this dang­
erous sport their profession. The
picture stars John Lund and Scott
Brady as feuding rodeo stars who
mpete for national honors as well
for Joyce Holden.
SUNDAY
and
MONDAY
A big campus musical comedy,
complete with new songs, dances,
zorgeou- co-eds and six of Warner
Bros.’ top stars are featured in
‘She’s Working Her Way Through
College.” Such stellar stars as
Virginia Mayo, Ronald Reagan,
Gene Nelson. Don Defore, Phyllis
Thaxter and Patrica Wymore can
>e seen in this musical-comedy.
a community bank
WITH
community interest
Square Dancers
Meet Tonight
consistent with sound banking practice.
I.et us work together for our mutual advan­
tages and further improvement of locul
conditions.
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Photographed in celor by War-
r.ercolor in the hitherto untracked
territory around Kanab, Utah,
"The Lion and the Horse" brings
Steve Cochran as the star of the
picture, with nine-year-old Sherry
Jackson in one of the featured
roles.
Also showing in “Sunny Side
of the Street,” a musical in Super-
cinecolor. Nine songs from the
all-time parade of hits and sucl
name stars as Frankie Laine, Bill)
Daniels, Terry Moore, Toni Ard
en and many more can be bean
and seen in this new musical.
Caves Building
Subplies
ROCK WOOL
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CALIFORNIA MEN
IN COLLISION
—
IN BATTS
A car carrying three Yreka, Cal
men collided Thursday night, Nov.
13, with a truck as they were
heading south below the state line
at about 8 p.m.
The trio was brought into Cave
Junction by Valley Ambulance as
one man was believed to be injured
but later recovered without medi­
cal care.
Abner Castleberry and Laur­
ence Cushing made the ambulance
run.
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THURSDAY «nd FRIDAY
Handsome,
outdoor-adventure
drama that has all the prescribed
action ingredients can be seen in
"The Blazing Forest.” Technicolor
photography, excellent performan­
ces and a good story will meet the
approval of movie fans.
There's Praise
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Tuesday, Wed.,
Nov. 25 & 26
10:30 a.m.—5:30 p.m.
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Andy Mellow, son of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom H. Barnes
of Kerby, are the parents of a son Mrs. Frank Mellow, was taken to
born Thursday, Nov. 13. in the Josephine General hospital Thurs­
Mr*. Helen Bottel
Josephine General hospital, weigh­ day morning for an appendectomy
(Leave New* at O'Brien Store > ing nine pounds.
that afternoon.
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O'BRIEN—Square dancers and
those who wish to learn are invited
to the O’Brien school tonight, Fri­
day, November 21, at 8 p.m Bob
Nuneniaker, chairman of the Sham
rock club, O'Brien Square Dance
group, announces a special ses­
sion on this date in order to form
the nucleus for their winter "hoe
downs.” Dancing is planned until
midnight, with refreshments to end
the evening. Everyone is asked to
bring either sandwiches or dessert.
The O'Brien HEU will meet
Wednesday, Nov. 26 at Mrs. Melba
McDonald’s home near Elk Creek.
Textile painting is the subject of
the all-day meeting, which begins
at 10 and ends at 3. Members and
friends are asked to bring potluck. '
Mrs. McDonald and your corres- i
pondent are instructors.
Everyone should bring pencils I
and paper and painting equipment I
if obtainable.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wagy return­
ed recently from a trip to Oakland,
San Francisco, Vallejo and Santa
Rosa, where they visited friends
and relatives. One of the high­
lights of their visit was a day at
the races at Tanforan where they
won—and lost.
Visiting Mr. and Mi's. Russell
Bechtel o f Siskiyou Mountain
Camp is Mrs. Bechtel’s mother.
Mrs. A. J. Gatzka of Yacolt, Wash.
—YOUR VALLEY HEADQUARTERS
Word reaches here that Mrs.
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Katie• Blanchard, formerly of O’­
Brien has been seriously injured
in an automobile accident at Lake­
view, Ore.
JOHNS MANVILLE
Houseguest of your reporter this
week is Mrs. Charlotte Blesh of
Gardenville, Nev.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Our future is closely linked with the future
of our customers and their continued prog-
resa is dependent on community advance-
meat
lyb
It is logical then that this bank should ?■
•ybe eager to promote local progress and the
»(({advancement of our citizens in every
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