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THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON WSTtJom club . Return fc'S. where they f "'"7.,. .nn and we ww .j Mrs. h with W"" . ' ft. arre and tynews NOTES - DOING K,acf: visited a il Mrs, this short TW ' at Payette, .t their wnc" g Mr. Jcu"' 1 ani Mr; tiP. of 125 of a mile west of Cloverdale school. Anyone Interested may ask for Glen H. Rogers. To reach the place cross the bridge at Swim mers' Delight and turn right. store at Franklin, was in Eugene on business Monday. W. L. Ford In City William L. Ford, of th rmm district, was in Eugene on busi ness Monday. P " t. to the acre, f o feHty seem u 'V..nifnrm in size, lew i1. on military lKture .... deense neral extension W "V... cancelled or J nr them, according w k ?r ..Stant director of Fro i ..tension division ol EsUte Wstem of higher & Col U M. Lyon de-i""- iiMr nn the ES'SryTducation.in KsUtes Anyone des.r mm "".. , courses fcLSr. M or division, uH'ifv 1 "TiT of the univer- "r in. k,if two class ky ien w"' - ... , this week as elglbuuyrui r...j Bnbert Cherney, inmutcu l.j nrMent: and MacK IF ear inHIlU. iittMw ' Paisley, vice- ,:u .utomatically move president's post according dass consuiuuu". - , t .anMlaTV Will Cily take over the duties Lurer until the class decides HI the remaining posiuun. peels MmwJent Hollers met Yf evening at the home of Lrtt for a business session &n of officers. New of- tre: Heiton weoo, presi LGba Myeri, secretary; Wil hlaint. treasurer: Loraine V, reporter and historian. Ett dub skating trips will be Paramount rink on uctODer to the Midway rink on uci. k from Middle West and Mrs. C. B. Kinkald t tamed from a three weeks' l trip through the middle They report fine weather time and a very enjoyable Mr. Kinkald is local manager West Coast Life Insurance 7. . : rSnttnetnsHere 1 and Mrs, C. R. Walline and UA of Long Beach. Cal.. a Eugene Monday on their km from a trip to Montana fter northwestern states, informer Eugene residents. k tee in 1920. Mr. Walline Wdsted to business here ft mt Captain Kingman, N Wants Home m watch dogshepherd fale-wanta a new home. ft ii Intelligent and minds "went home it a quarter Speaking In Portland James A. Rodman, Lane county representative, will be in Port land Wednesday to be the main speaker for the noon luncheon meeting of the Multnomah Coun ty Republican club. He will dis cuss the power issue in the north west. On the program for short talks regnrding the club program will be R. M. Fischer, Jr., of Eu gene, newly elected state presi dent of the Republican clubs; Ernest Jachetta, Portland, im mediate past state president; and Harry Iddolman of the Multno mah club. Victor Fogle Returns Victor Fogle, who has been em ployed In the United States army engineers at Albany for several months, working on the Corvallis army cantonment plans, has re turned to Eugene and is again in the office of the county engineer. Duck Hunting Good Bud Kompp was at Siltcoos lake last week-end, hunting ducks. He said the ducks are plentiful on the lake and in that vicinity. He had Ben Stevenson of Westlake as guide. Mr. Kompp while there killed a bobcat and obtained the bounty on it at the courthouse Tuesday. Leaves For San Diego- Mrs. Lou Applegate Hartley left for San Diego, Cal., Tuesday, fol lowing a visit with her mother, Mrs. J. M. Shelley; her sifters, Mrs. Dudley Holland and Miss Irene Applegate, and her brothers, Albert Applegate and Fred Apple- gate. Commanders' Council The commanders' council of the veterans' organizations will meet at the armory this Tuesday eve ning at 8 o'clock. Plans for the observance of Armistice day will be completed. . Gets Emerald Post- Helen Flynn, Vancouver, Wash., will take over the duties of office manager to the business staff of the Oregon Daily Emerald, student publication, Fred May, Santa Maria, Cal., business manager, an. nounced Monday. Former Eugene Residents Here John Dick of Vancouver, Wash., and Mick Dick of San Diego, Cal., both former Eugene residents, are here for a visit with old friends. John Dick has been at Medford for the past few days, visiting an aunt. Return to Michigan ,Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ash have returned to their home in Detroit, Michigan, after visiting a few days at the home of relatives on Route 2, Eugene. Mr. Ash. is train master on the western division of . the Grand Trunk railway. School Tax Money Sent County Treasurer Grace Schlska Monday sent to Springfield union high school district No. 15, $1803.20 tax money, collected re cently. Records MARRIAGE LICENSES Roy C. Sanborn of Junction Citv and Shirley Jean Schrenk of Eu gene. John Wilbur Smielev of Trow stage route and Margaret Eliza beth Holland of Eugene. CIRCUIT COURT Roy Kirby against Blossom Kirby; suit filed for divorce. John Howell pleads not guilty u cnarge oi contributing to delin quency of minor girl. tugene Ruff pleads not euiltv to charge of taking and using trucK wunout owners permission. Clyde Henry Knocke. indicted on charge of driving while under In- liuence of liquor, and Phillip Lane Mosby indicted on charge of theft of livestock, arraigned and will plead at 9:30 a. m. Wednesday. Nelson Bennett and Cleo Ben nett against Ruben Sanders and Vera Sanders: suit filed to collect $419.40 damages on account of car collision. State of Oregon against Fred Washburne and Glenbrook Logging company; suit filed . to collect $1510.76 damages for fire allegedly auowea 10 ourn in certain timber. TRAFFIC FINES Basic rule violations: Richard B. Mathiot, $5; Morton Curry. $12: Howard Frank Durbin, $10; Hen ry S. Mears, Sr., $10; Eugene C. Morrow, $10; William L. Walker, $15, Joseph Croano, $10; Arthur w. Schneider, $6; Mrs. W. E, Peak, $5; Albert C. Boyd, $8; Everette Partin, $15; Mary Jane Doris Wormser, $10; Peter Mc Donald, $13. Roy Fawver, Floyd Martin, drunk In a car, each fined $25, resl- BUILDING PERMITS George Olsen, reshingle dence at 571 W. 7th, $150. Irish and Swartz, store addition at 777 W. 6th, $800. W. F. G. Thacher, repair Ward' robe Cleaners at 1006 Olive, $25. POLICE COURT John . Wilson, transient, is In the city jail charged with being drunk on the street. BIRTHS WALKER At the Walker clinic on Tuesday, Oct. 21, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Walker, Route l. Springfield, a daughter. JUSTICE COURT . Jack Dunn fined $50 for being drunk on highway. Fred Young assessed court costs for having no operator's license, VS. wll.'.ji)..-.r:.- DEAN THEODORE KRATT, at left, head of the Univer sity of Oregon school of music, is shown here expressing regret to Hal Young, professor of voice at the school for several years, that Mr, Young is leaving the school, but gives his best wishes for success in Mr. Young's new business ven ture as partner in Eugene Recreation center. (Wiltshire en graving.) Hal Young Goes Into Business; Resigns Campus Job Hal Young, for several years professor of voice at the Univer sity of Oregon school of music, has resigned his position with the institution and, Tuesday, an nounced he. will be a partner with George F. Schaefers in operating the Eugene Recreation center. Mr. Young will be on hand at Recreation, Tuesday evening, to greet friends in his new business venture. "It was a big decision to make to give up my work in the school of music, but the opportunity to go in business for myself was too great to pass by," Mr. Young said. This fall marked the sixth year for Mr. Young at the school of music. Several years preceding his coming here to make his home he had been in Eugene for a year with his music work. For some time he has been director also for the First Christian church choir and expects to continue in that position. Bowling has been one his recre ational hobbies for several years, and at present he is the top aver age bowler at Recreation, and is president of the Eugene Bowling association. He has been active in promoting several bowling pro. grams and special events while here. Mr. Young announce he is dis continuing teaching voice, al though music will continue to b his big interest "on the side." - COWBOY LAND MOTORIZED YUMA, Ariz. U.K Almost the last traces of the early days the hitching posts and rings for horses that lined the streets have been removed by the police. Motorists complained that they ruined too many front bumpers. KEEP 'EM FLYING Whether a New or Remodel Job ranize Paints, Varnishes and Enamels Will Save You Money . LIGHTNING'S 1151 Willamette Phone 1316 An accident Is something no out figures on, yet It can 'happen to -you. There are hundreds dally. That Is why yon need casualty in surance. Investigate now ... pro tect yourself from loss. For the best protec tion at a saving, see . . . DON OR DICK B 26 FIRST flATV BANK BLDC PHONE 582 Tire Theft Results In Two Arrests l BELIEVE Troubles 1 t wive Diathermy nKmjrratlon. SIGWART'S rise man can be yet enjoy ? The very Mis the mi that's DRY PAUL JGNES!" ones i! ' pint m it. Knehner Visits Schools R. C. Kuehner. county club agent. visited schools at Jasper, Fall Creek and Lowell Tuesday. Dre- senting pins and certificates to 4-H club members.. Here From Alpha Harold Bessonette of the Alpha district was In. Eugene Monday on business connected with the school there. He is clerk of the district From Melba, Idaho- Mrs. Mary McClintick of Melba, Idaho, was in Eugene on business Tuesday. She is visiting relatives on Creswell RFD 1. J. M. Munger of the McKenzle highway district east of Spring field, charged with the theft of a truck tire valued at $85, and Frank Erby of Eugene, charged with selling the tire, were arrest ed late Monday by Deputy Sheriff Nelson F. Whipps and Ted Finu cane, chief of police at Spring field. The men were in the county iail. The tire allegedly stolen is brand new and was owned by Harry McGee, who operates a service station a short distance east of Springfield and who also operates a fleet of logging trucks. The tire was taken irom ine serv ice station. It was sold at Cres well where the officers located it. From Meadowrlew B. E. Montgomery of Meadow view transacted business at the office of County Judge Clinton Hurd Monday afternoon. " Here From Franklin Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Vennom of the Franklin section were in Eu gene on business Monday after noon. , From North Bend Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Tucker of North Bend were business callers at the courthouse Monday after noon. Moving to Santa Monica Mrs. O. C. Caswell and son are moving to Santa Monica, Cal., to live. From Cottage Grove C. A. Beidler, business man of Cottage Grove, wSs a Eugene visi- lor Monday. Charles Sovereign In City Charles Sovereign of the Crow stage route was in Eugene Tues day. From Cottage Grove- Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Conn of cottage Grove were in Eugene on business Monday afternoon. WOMAN LANDS BIG TUNA WEDGEPORT, N. S. 0J.B Mrs. Gunter Hardin of San Antonio, Tex., hooked a 636-pound tuna the other day at the Soldier's Rip off Wedgeport. . It took Mrs. Hardin a little more than an hour to land her tuna. 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