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THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE. OREGON Page Four. ! '; 'V: ' Springfield Mrs. MacManiman Has Surprise Shower SPRINGFIELD. March 22. (Special) A surprise handker 20 Alcohol by Volume Its courteous itWS VII 111 i Oregon's Oivn ami Only Sugar (and 'V immk Hood River and Hood River Valley are most famous for their apples, pears, strawberries, and other fruits, but they have many other important industries, auch as dairying, farming, canning and timber. Gateway to the Mt. Hood area, it is a veritable paradise for both sum mer and winter sports lovers. You may ski, hike, fish or swim all In the same day the year around, Ore gon's "White Satin" Sugar salutes you, Hood Riverl We, too, are doing our part to help make Oregon's products famous, for nowhere can you find sugar that surpasses the purity, cleanness, and quality of "White Satin" Sugar! chief shower was given for Mrs. James MacManiman Tuesday afternoon by members of the P.-T. A. study club following the regu lar business meeting. The affair was in honor of her birthday, and was followed by the serving of refreshments. Prpfriin0 thp Khnupr. the reffll lar meeting was held, at which the PORT WINE its USERS LOOK TO BRAND PURE CALIFORNIA PORT WINE FOR EXTRA QUALITY Throughout America the quality of Calwa Port Wine has never been questioned by wine lovers. The first sip of this great wine tells of the skillful blending from true wine grapes grown in sunny California. Calwa Port Wine is inexpensive, too! OTHER SPECIAL FAVORITES CALIFORNIA SHERRY MUSCATEL TOKAY ANGELICA Ltib 20 Alfhol by Vttlumt) PRODUCED FOR YOU 8Y FRUIT INDUSTRIES, LTD. SIN FHANCISCO CALL anyone by telephone. Your con nection will be made with amazing speed (average time to reach any telephone In America, by Jing Distance, is less than jX minutes). But your operator will always have time to say "Please" and "Thank you." THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Flionc 3000 10th & Oak St. Salutes HOOD its Famous Apples If pp!e were the garden of Eden's most delicious' fruit, then it must have been tike Hood River Valley, (or nowhr can better apples be frown than here I i i i. IaWllWraVHaainte ?v ".'miif'ili GRANULATED JJ FACTS ABOUT HOOD RIVER Closest important city to Bonneville Dam with horsepower tall at it "Family and. its Fears" was the topic of discussion. Members met at the home of Mrs. S. T. Gaard. The next meeting will bo "dads' night," at which William Kidwell, vice-principal and dean of boys in Eugene high school is to speak. Time and place of the affair will be announced later. Easter Rabbit Pays Early Visit Here SPRINGFIELD, March 22. (Special) The Easter bunny paid an early visit in Springfield this week for children of Eastern Star and Masonic'members. The O. E. S. entertained a group of 20 youngsters in the lodge hall at a party and dinner. During the course of the evening, an Easter egg hunt was held, and little bas kets in which to put the eggs were dinner favors. The party is an annual affair of the Eastern Star. Party Given Wednesday For Young People SPRINGFIELD, March 22. fSnprinn Rav Barnes was host IVorlimsHu v pvpninp tn n ffrnlin nf his high school friends at a chicken dinner, held in Eggimann's .candy shop. Those present at the affair were Belle Robbins, Larry Phillips. Lois Stacy, Joe Eversole, Bunny Ever sole, Evelyn Duval, and the host, Ray 'Barnes. Plywood Water Main Completed This Week SPRINGFIELD, March 22. (Special) Construction on a water main to the Springfield Ply wood plant has been completed this week by the Mountain States Power company, it was announced by W. K. Barnell, local manager. The four-inch main Is approx imately 1,200 feet in length, and is for the use of the new industry. A fire hydrant was ordered by the city and installed at the south end of Fourteenth street. PLANS BEING MADE SPRINGFIELD, March 22. (Special) Plans for the annual junior prom at the Springfield high school are being made, it has been announced by members of the class. The affair is scheduled for April 12, and the theme is to be a surprise. The decoration commit tee met recently at the home of Peggy Wright completing details of these plans. LOWERY ELECTED SPRINGFIELD, March 22. (Special) Glenn Lowery was elected president of the Resident Workers of Springfield at their regular meeting Tuesday night, and took the place of H. E. En right, former president, who re signed because of lack of time to give to the office. About 200 mem bers attended. The next meeting is to be held Tuesday at 7:30, o'clock. Following the regular business meeting, an entertain ment will be held and refresh ments served. - , TO ENTERTAIN "PASTS" SPRINGFIELD. March ). (SDecial) The croun nf nasi' mn- trons of Cascade ehanlrr. O. E R will bo entertained Tuesday night April 2, by the lodge members. TIIIKI) UNION SERVICE SPRINGFIELD. March 22. (Special) The third in a series of union church services being held mis week In Springfield is sehed- SMITH BROS. COUGH DROPS CONTAIN VITAMIN A (CAROTENE) ML RIVER and Pears) Guarantee! for Canning its potential 600.000 Ocean-going freighters 1 door. 4.0-year climate average high 60.3', low 30 8". A great summer and winter vacation land easy of access on the famous Columbia River Highway. uled for the night of Good Friday, March 22. This is to be the wom en's night to present the services, and II. A. Wanvig, pastor of the Baptist church is to give the ser mon. The program will be held at 7:30 o'clock in the Christian church. SHOOT SUNDAY SPRINGFIELD. March 22. (Special) The McKenzie Gate way Rod and Gun club will hold its regular all-day shoot Sunday at the trapshoot grounds. Both merchandise and telegraphic shoots will be held. FINED WEDNESDAY SPRINGFIELD. March 22. (Special) Ferris Sidwell of Springfield was fined in the city recorder's office the sum of $1 for failing to stop at a stop street Wednesday. Thursday Radio KORK Eugene IT!'! Kilocycles fi:0ft Shatter Parker 6:15 Hits of Ihe Day 6:30 John B. Hughes 6:43 News 7:00 Jerry Livingston's Orchestra 7:15 Sterling Young's Orchestra 7:30 The Shadow 8:00 Ballads by Bowman 8:15 Philadelphia Orchestra BriO Trip to Mars 8:45 Twilight Trails 9:00 NevB 9:15 Wrestling Matches 10:45 Will Osborne's Orchestra 1 1 :(V)Sterlin Young's Orchestra 11:30 Kings of Rhythm 11:45 Organ Melodies KOAC Corvallis 5.10 Kilocycles 9:00 Today's Programs 9:03 Homemakers' Hour 10:00 Weather Forecast 10:01 Music i Shop Hart Larsen's . . . Boys Department s For Your Son's Easter Outfit ... Boys' Suits S12i95 Boys' Suits, short pants $8.95 Boys' lon Suit m 6.95 Boys' Kaynee Shirts 98c Boys Kaynee Sport Shirts 98c Boys Ncweave Sox . 3 Pr. for $1.00 Boys' Shoes $2.95 to $3.50 Boys' Kaynee Pajamas 98c to $1.50 Boys' Jackie Juniper Slacks $2.50 to $4.95 Boys Jackie Jumper Wash Slacks $1.29 up Boys Sport Coats S9.95 Boys Hats $1.49 and $1.65 Boys' Ties 50c Boys' Cords $1.98 to $3.50 825 Willamette wmuwwLH l.if'.n. T1 iJi-aaLA llm--. zj ""X.i. ,j ;"1 r- - . -I t.. . -i -VE3, PONT1AC is a bi! cur-even bij- 9j iou sav YOuaUMvmsi savins was 91 1 nd imsvio pukiv on 6as. iook-V fiMjiiNoriHt naif of it it "0 wrti save again when we trade') I iter more luxurious, more comfort' gPONTIACSAVESnONMICE.IOTAlU-i I THE 6AUGE IS DOWN ONLV FIVE 0AL10NS, FULLED ME THROUGH A BLIZZARD r! IN. P0NTIACS SILVER STREAK DESIGN It SO .Mel Ih'nn ever but don't let i " V0U0NEV0UR) CAR, VIT THE PRICE BJ I I YET I'VE 0RIVEN OVER 100 MILES SINCE L --. 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A Grtieral Mitvrt rf" Special Six 4-Door Touring Sedan, as Illustrated $SS4 10:19 Story Hour for Adults 10:45 Music of the Masters 12:00 .News 2:1.V Farm Hour 1:00 Music 1:15 Variety 1:45 Music 2:00 Home Garden Hour 2:30 Music 2:45 Guard Your Health 3:00 Music 3:15 American Legion Auxiliary 3:30 Music 3:45 Monitor Views the News 4 :0O Symphonic Half Hour 4:30 Stories for Boys and Girls KOI.V rortlinif (110 Kilocycles (CBS Network) 8:00 Market Reports 6:05 KOIN Klock 7:30 Bob Garrcd Reporting 7:45 This and That 8:13 Headlining 8; 30 Consumer News 8:45 My Children 9:00 Kate Smith Speaks 0:)5 When a Girl Marries 0:30 Romance of Helen Trent 9:45 Our Gal Sunday 10:00 The Goldbergs 10:15 Life Can Be Beautiful 10:30 Rlpht to Happiness 10:2i Mary Lee Taylor 11:00 Big Sister 11:15 Aunt Jenny ll:i0 Life Begins 11:43 My Son & 1 12:00 Sociely Girl 12:15 Fletcher Wiley 12:30 News 1 2: 45 Refreshment Time, Singin' Sam 1:00 Pretty Kitty Kelly 1:15 Myrt and Marge 1:30 Hilltop House 1 :4o Stepmothor 2:00 By Kathleen Norris 2: 15 Household Hints 2:29 Pop Concert 2:30 It Happened in Hollywood 2:45 Scattergood Baines 3:00 Lanny Ross 3:15 Blue Streak Ensemble 3:30 Joyce Jordan 3:45 The World Today 4:00 Newspaper of the Air 4:45 Speed. Incoroorated KEX Portland 11 SO Kilocycles. (NBC Blue Network) 5:00 Bud Barton 5:15 Tom Mix 5:30 How Do You Know Phone 833 A h 11:00 NBC 6:13 Sports Final 6:30 America's Town Meeting 7:.io Improving Your Lawn 7:35 Musical Interlude ' 7:45 News 8:00 Lexington Hotel Orchestra 8:C0 Musical Americana 9:00-rBeyond Reasonable Doubt fi:15 Hotel Sherman Orchestra 9:30 Ice Hockey Game 10:45 Bal Tabarin Cafe Orchestra 1 1 :oo This Moving World 11:15 Portland Police Reports 11:18 Bill Sabansk. Organist KG W Portland fi0 Kilocycles (NBC Red Network) 5:00 George Jessel's Celebrities 5:30 U. S. Army Band 6:00 Good News of 1940. 6:30 Songs of the Outdoors1 7:00 Music Hall 8:00 Fred Waring Pleasure Time 8:15 I Love a Mystery 8:30 Standard Symphony Hour 9:30 Those We Love 10:00 News Flashes 10:15 Beverly Wilshire Hotel Orchestra 10:30 Hotel Sir Francis Drake Orch. 11:00 News 11:15 Hotel St. Francis Orchestra 11:30 Florentine Gardens Orchestra Friday Radio VORE Eugene 14,'0 Kilocycles fMutuat-Don Lee Network) :00 Early Bird : 45 Morning Devotional :00 Breakfast Club :30 Hits of the Day :45 News and Music :00 The Ballodeer : 15 Songs of the Screen :30 Ma Perkins :45 Carters of Elm Street :00 News :05 Your Beauty Problems :30 Georgia Crackers :45 News and Music :00 Our Friendly Neighbors : 15 Charles Opunui's Hawalians : 30 Dude Martin :43 Hollywood Whispers : 00 News : 15 What Lane County Thinks :30 Rerfeshment Time. Singin' Sam :45 Salon Melodies :00 WOR Symphony : 15 McFarland Twins ' :30 Good Friday Program This year's foremost style in elasticized Kid and Calf . , . Biege and Blue. $7.85 Be in line for the Easter Parade with this bright Black Patent sandal trimmed in white piping. $6.85 GORDON HOSIERY In shades to match or harmonize with PQ your Easter costumeOwC 1 1:45 Book a Week 2:00 News 2:13 Garden of Melody 2:30 Johnson Family 2;45 Muse and MuMc 3:00 Jerry Livingston's Orchestra 3:15 Men of VUion 3:30 Bill McCune's Orchestra 3:45 Marriage License Romances KOAC Corvillli 550 Kilocycles 9:00 Today's Programs 9:03 The Homemakers Hour 10:00 Weather Forecast 10:01 Music 10:15 Story Hbur for Adults 10:45 Music .of the Masters 12:00 News 12:15 Farm - Hour 12:30 Markets and Crops 1:00 Music . 1:13 Variety 1:45 Music 2:00 Club Women'g Half Hour 2:30 Music 2:43 Guard Your Health 3:00 Music 3:13 Seeing the Americas 3:30 Music 3:43 Monitor Views the News KGW Portland fl0 Kilocycles (NBC Red Network) 6:30 Sunrise Serenade 7:00 News 7:15 Trail Blazers 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Sam Hayes 8:00 Viennese Ensemble 8:15 Stars of Today 8:30 Against the Storm 8:45 Guiding Light 9:00 Stars of Today 9:15 Denning Sisters 9:30 Eyes of the World 9:45 Me and My Shadow 10:00 Modern Meals 10:15 Ellen Randolph 10:30 Meet Mfes Julia 10:45 Dr. Kate 11:00 The Light of the World 11:15 Arnold Grimm's Daughter 11:43 Betty Crocker 11:30 Valiant Lady 12:00 Story of Mary Marlin 12:15 Ma Perkins 12:30 Pepper Young's Family 12:45 Vic and Sade 1 :0O Enda Fisher. 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Fashion headlights in color Blue gabardine empha sized by white piping. $7.85 MM V 1 ,v y 1 7ootM)e ar Phone 3428 WMHTIE SATIN HJGAI& CASCADE MOTOR CO. tt 837 Pearl St., Euqene, Ore. Phone 3170
