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SOUTHFRN OREGON MINER, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1945 destroyed by fire last W ednesday. tions being stu rted in school are Mr. and Mrs. B ates operated a the Tri-Y and Hi-Y, for girls and TALikS f, Nov ** *'^1 last re-1 idling statio n and re p air shop the boys respectfully. The Hi-Y has g u lar m eeting of th e T alent past tw o y ea rs in Talent. : been so successful in the pust U range the annual election of ! years th at the girls are startin g officers was held w ith the follow th eir organization. P lans are be- ing people elected: M aster, L. H. i ng m ade and a d istrict officiul G anaion; O verseer, H arry H am was in A shland offering advice ilton; L ecturer, Mrs. K. D. A drain and suggestions. T he officers el C haplain, Mrs. M argaret H arris; ected were. M arjorie B allard. T reasurer, G eorge H artley; S ec President, P hyllis Ross, V ice-Pre By K atherine Grossman re ta ry , M rs. K uth S trau s; S te sident, Jo an Helm, T reasu rer, ward, Ira C oulver; A ssistant S te w ith corresponding secretary and w ard, S teve L unak; G atekeeper, business secretary , Je a n H ardin C elebrating the vistory over the and G loria W enner. Mr. it. U. A drain; Ceres, Mrs. M argaret M athes; Pom ona, Mrs. R oseburg Indians, (33-14), a dance 1 1 1 A nna L unax; Flora, M rs Elva was held in the high school gym. An enjoyable program w as giv N ew m an; Lady A ssistant, Mrs. The event of the evening was the en the stu d en t body by Lee Grn- M arg aret H am ilton; E xecutive crow ning of Bonnie G riffi t h, bel, m agician, M onday afternoon. C om m ittee Lloyd, Lacey. The Football Queen. She was p resen t His ort.v-five m inute program T alen t G range will hold its an ed w ith a lovely crow n of red proved very en tertain in g . A Gt n u al B ooster night, T hursday and w hite carnations. Doris S am ing him in his m ystifying feats N ovem ber 8 w ith a covered dish ple and M arjorie B allard w ere w ere his wife and sev eral s tu d su p p er a t 6:30. O11 S atu rd ay night princesses. D ancing follow ed the ents picked from the audience, the m agicians's d elig h tfu l p e r N ovem ber 10, the G range will cerem ony. sonality and clever w it along serve a tu rk ey d in n er betw een the 1 1 1 The R oseburg high school band w ith his skill in magic, fascinated hours of 6:00 and 9:00 p.m. F ol low ing tiie d in n er the rem ainder in th eir snappy orange and w hite his audiience. It is hoped th at of the evening w ill be sp en t in | uniform s w ere on hand for the other such en tertain in g assem I gam e annd drilled at the half. blies m ay be presen ted in the dancing. Mr. Jo h n N eely an d son C lin ! W ith th ree high-stepping major-1 future. ton of M edford called on friends I ' ettes leadng the band m arched in Talent, T hursday. C linton was I ’ dow n the field and w ere joined recently discharged from t h e I by the girls pep club to m ake a 1 arm y. They are form er residents , I football in the cen ter of the field, j G enerous applause show ed the I of Talent. P erry S keeters of P rospect effo rt used to put on this stu n t 1 spent the w eek end visiting his was appreciated. C larence W. M aupin, A shland, g ran d m o th er Mrs. B elle S keeters, j 1 1 1 was arrested on th e ch arg e of b e Mr. and Mrs. Roy C offm an at-1 A shland high com m em orated ing d runk and diso rd erly on East tended the 60th w edding an n iv er Sadie H aw kins day w ith a girl- M ain street, was held in jail over sary of Mr. ad Mrs. J o h n Rob- j ask-boy dance. A large crowd night and released S atu rd ay erts last S unday at the new hom e tu rn ed out in the p ro p er spirit for m orning on $10.00 cash bail. The of M r .and Mrs. L. H. H ughes in i the an n u al frolic. T he gym was decorated w ith bright c o lo re d : bond was forfeited w hen he fail F ern Valley. ___ ed to appear. T alent h ig h ’s B ulldogs scored crepe paper, corn stalks, etc. The 53 to 8 victory over P hoenix here floor was divided so th at dancing j F rid ay night. It was T alent's 23hr and gam es could be enjoyed at N EW M VTTK ESSES consecutive win. ogue R iver will the sam e time. P laid sh irts and FA C TO R Y TO YOU be T alen t’s foe h ere n ex t F riday levis seem ed to predom ina t e 0 1 .0 M A T T R E S SE S M A D E w hile others m asqueraded a s night. L IK E N E W T he firem en held a box social Daisy Mae, lil A bner and M am and dance at the city h all S a tu r m y Yokum . Ben De H aven and N E W BOX S P R IN G S M arjorie M essenger recei v e d day n ight w ith a good crowd. W H IL E T H E Y L A S T M r. and Mrs. H arvey T hom p prizes as th e best dressed. C ider and doughnuts w ere served and son and tw o boys of F ern Valley REED’S v isited friends in T alent F riday. dancing and gam es com pleted an ’ enjoyable evening. T hey are form er residents. MATTRESS CO. D udley Estes left T hursday for 1 1 1 93 N. Main Ph. G271 Two v ery w orthw hile organiza- C rescent C ity to visit his b ro th er and sister in law , Mr. and Mrs. Ashland, Oregon C harles Estes. He plans on sta y ing some tim e there. Bob Spade and fam ily of B ell view’ w ere calling on friends in T alent Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal B ates and fam ily who recently m oved from T alent to H arbor, Oregon, had th eir hom e and all its contents TALENT NEWS Ashland High School News Police Report on Court Cases LITHIA NOW SHOWING! Ends Sat. Nite Plus THE HERO OF THE AIRWAVES^ BRINGS YOU BREATHLESS i. THRILLS ANO ROMANCE! RENFREW OF THE ROYAL JAMES N E W IL L “BEST JOB IN THE WORLD" CAROL HUGHE " in for 3 Days ■ff .;A f GRABLES BACK AGAIN . . . in Technicolor! SU N D A Y AHEAD HONEYMOON Phil Sil »en William Gaitan Beatrice Kay 1 MATINEE SATURDAY CONTINI TOUS SHOWS SUNDAY now and N ovem ber 21, thousands of A rm y v e te ra n s will re e n list in Uncle Sam ’s new volun te e r p e a c e tim e A rm y . B e c a u se — men who have Iteen discharged be tw een M ay 12 and N ovem ber 1 of th is y e a r and re e n list on o r before N ovem ber 21 will be able to re tu rn to the A rm y w ith the name grade as they held when discharged. Men w ith six m onths of s a tisfa c to ry service discharged as priv ates will, on reen listm en t before Novem ber 21, lie given the g rad e of p riv ate first class. Men now in th e A rm y who apply fo r d ischarge a f te r N O V E M B E R 1 fo r the purpose of reen listin g in the R egular A rm y will also re ta in th e ir presen t g ra d e s, if they en list w ithin 20 days a fte r discharge and before F E B R U A R Y 1, 1946. with ALLAN JONES grace M c D onald plus JOEL McCREA in RAGGED ANGELS with . . . WALTER BRENN AN MARJORIE MAIN These special privileges a re typical of the new law recently passed by C ongress. Few o p p ortunities fo r a lifetim e c a re e r offer as m any a ttr a c tive ad v an tag es. Can you th ink of any o th e r job th a t would give you good pay, your food, clothing, q u a rte rs, free med ical and dental care, w orld-wide tra v e l, 30 d a y s'fu rlo u g h every year, education and tra in in g in any of n e a rly 200 skills or tra d e s, and enable yon to retire w ith a life in come a n y tim e a f te r 20year»'sem ice ? There is n ’t a n y I T h a t’s why a job in the R e g u la r A rm y has been called “ The Best .Job in the W orld.” PAY PER MONTH — ENLISTED MEN In Addition to Food, Lodging, Clothes ind Medical Care ★ (a ) Plus 20% Increase for Service Overseas. ( b) Plus 50% if Member of Flying Crews, Parachutist, etc. (c ) Plus 5% Increase in Pay for Each 3 Years of Service. BE A “ G U A R D IA N OP VICTO R Y” A IR , G R O U N D , S E R V IC E H IG H L IG H T S OF T H E NEW E N L IS T M E N T P R O G R A M 1. Enlistments lor l ' / i , 2 or 3 years. ( 1-year enlistment« permitted for men with 6 months’ service.) 2. Men reenlisting retain their present grades, if they reenlist with in 20 days after discharge and before Feb. 1, 1946. The same applies to men discharged between May 12 and Nov 1, 1945, who reenlist before Nov. 21, 1945. FORCES Reqular Meeting Tin's., Nov. 13 Dr. und Mrs. G. W. B ruce hud us th eir S unday d in n er guests Mrs. C larence M eeker and »laugh ter, E velyn .and Mr. and Mrs. R alph Billings. Mrs. M eeker was the S u n d ay m orning sp eak er at the M ethodist C hurch, p resen tin g In h er addreaa the work und needs of the various fields of labor in winch th e W om en's S o ciety of C h ristian Service is d e e p ly interested. She mad»1 the a n nual appeal for the T h an k -O ffer ing for m issionary work being sponsored by the W om en’s Socie ty . ________________ PMCtSSUMW ‘you can depend on’ • Automobile • Eire Burns Agency ON T H E PLA ZA ‘ Fancy Gift Tying of all kind« 10c Boxed Cards 49c - 59c Heavy Tying Cord 10c CHRISTMAS W R APPING ............. 10c rob JUST A FEW HORSEMAN DOLLS LEFT $4.98 - $5.98 - $6.98 We Have Many Christmas Toys on Display Come in and pickout your Cbriitmas gifts and let us lay them auay for you. Don’t wait and be disappointed. Vie our l.au -Au ay plan. ,. A/fetq, 3. An increase in the reenlistment bonus to $50 for each year of active service since the benus was last paid, or since last entry into service. 4. 20% extra pay when overseas. 5. Paid furlough, up to 90 days, depending on length of service, with furlough travel paid to home and return, for men now in the Army who enlist. 6 M usteri ng-out pay (based upon length of service) to all men who Hre discharged to reenlist. 7. Option to retire at half pay for the rest of your life after 20 years* service — or three-quurters pay after 30 years. (Retirement income in grade of Master or First Sergeant up to $155.25 per month for life.) All previous active federal military ser vice counts toward retirement. 8. Benefits of G I Bill of Rights. 9. term men July F am ily allowances for the of enlistment for dependents of who enlist or reenlist before 1, 1946. 10. Choice of branch of service and overseas theater in Air, Ground or Service Forces on 3-year enlistments. M uster S ergean t or First S erg ea n t $ 1 3 8 .0 0 T e c h n ic a l S e r g ea n t 1 1 4 .0 0 S ta ff S e r g ea n t . . 9 6 .0 0 S e r g ea n t . . . . 7 8 .0 0 C orp oral . . . . 6 6 .0 0 P rivate F irst C last . 5 4 .0 0 P rivate . . . . 5 0 .0 0 U. S. ARM Y Special Meeting Sun , Nov. 11, 8 pin RED, WHITE TISSUE............................. 10c Starting Bate Pay Per Month SfE THF JOB THROUGH L E G IO N For Christmas.... AH IMPORTANT DATE FOR B. ►etween A M E R IC A N Insurance COLO W A VE THOUSAHDS of ARMY VETERANS NOW IN CIVILIAN U FF NOW PLAYING ASHLAND CÜ1D WAVE /?/ Ï.Kurf i/tir*11 NOV. 21,1945 mibE-R minun EnTERTBinmenTi STARTS SUNDAY C harles Sim on W alter, A shland m ent adm itting the violations was was arrested on charge of driving obtained by T alent from one of while under the influence of in th e leaders. toxicating liquor, afte r un acci dent involving a cur from S eattle Legion Commander on Siskiyou boulevard. He plead j guilty in city co u rt S atu rd ay Coming Sunday m orning us charged and was fin C om m ander Beecher Dunforu ed $100 .00 and $2 50 costs and lus of the A shland Post of A m erican operator's license suspended for Legion announces that th ere will mi»' year. C onsiderable dam age be a special m eeting of the lovul was caused to the W alters ear. post S unday evening at the Leg Glen M. W ilkins and Don W 1011 hall. S unday is A rm istice »lay Mitchell of Ashland w ere a r re s t und the evening m eeting will he ed early S atu rd ay m orning after an A rm istice day m eeting. they had broken th e glass out of C om m ander Neal M orfitt of the the building occupied by the Reed D epartm ent of O regon will be M attress Co., on N orth Main. guest sp eak er und will talk p a rti Both plead guilty to disorderly cularly on w hat the Legion has conduct an d w ere fined $10.00 to offer the re tu rn in g service me and $2.50 costs each and a fifteen of W orld War II. All veteran s of dollar suspended on a form er o f W orld W ar 1 anil 2 are invited to fense was revoked «nil they w ere be present. T i.? m eeting will sta rt ordered to pay th at, m aking a at 8:00 p 111. total fo reach to pay of $27.50. They w ere also given a five-day Now in stock Therm o Royal suspended jail sentence on con antifreeze at M arshall-W ells Store dition of good behavior in the on the Plata. Phone 2-1231 fu tu re and paym ent of dam age t o |„ the Reed building. O rren F ran k lin K err, A shland, was arrested S unday On East Main stree t on charge of being d ru n k and disorderly. He was held over night and released, w hen sober, on $15.00 cash bail. Bail was fo r feited w hen he failed to ap p ear SUPREME . in court. Jo h n W. K erby, K lam ath Falls was arrested Monday m orning on charge of speeding through pub * Fach kit conta n« H full nee» <>l .“.»Ion-type solution, U lS lie school zone, violation of basic ('urler«. 60 cod liswei, B ¿ i } 'r naf it« -n n ’’ Meat r. neutralizer A jfa pearancc, w hich was forfeited, rule. Posted $10 cash bail for ap- when he failed to ap p ear in court. It was rep o rted to the C hief of M c N A IR B R O TH E R S Police N ovem ber 1 th at som e one had knocked over sev eral m ail boxes on H ighw ay 66 and the old East Main stre e t road on the night of O ctober 31. On in v esti gation it was found sev eral boys had not only used tw o cars to push over these boxes b u t they had also knocked dow n several stop signs. This being a violation Christmas Cards of federal and state laws the nam es of the boys w ho did the 2 for 5c “jo b ” w ere tu n ed into th e state police and postal authorities. 5c, 10c, 25c They w ere all local, and under 18 years of age. 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