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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1942)
THE RISISTER-CUABP. T.VGT.XT, OREGON. Page Thre.- 1 in 1 i l Tfirn ,fi, " 4' !. tiii weekend at the !mmf of Iheir wm and daujftiter-.n-Uw, Mr. nd Mr. Leonard, Richards!. They have jut recently celebrated their Silver weddms anniversary nd are well-known in this comrmm-! ily. Mr. Ru-hardn spent hi boy hood in Springfield and as s lane's Grangers Home From Conclave 5Ayia Ada grange. credentials " r 11- LJ nd mileage committee; Mr. El- jlVc rOfliS UOSSO i naue, aiui Kn grange on the home economics eummiUee, nd tramptirtifjion; Mrs. Jhi A large dflcjaiion of Iae t$oratie sid marketing omsnsii- county people ttok tti the state ee: on ; 2 By EFG Board Cluing f five pools on ta year's produce is announced by young man was a carpenter rerc grange convention at Miiwautue rcd mm, .Mem-er tff jjj, board of directors of the and an employe at the Booth- (his week, the group ivturnitig grange. m Ktunllat commit- jjene Fruit Growers' association Kelly mill. f the tatter part tf the 4-k. tee: Mrs. Fred Ktwx: Frank as f,Miow-Cabbage, closed 3ST 1 Among those going from here Knox. titdcm nwtcr at tim on No. 5, Si8 a ton on No. 2: fhnmhAr nf fnmmff al,d "f committee - cwUce; Cyrj! SrtHmlma. Jut- rrahBnnie. ci.wed at 18 i tort; vnumuci vi v,uinmci l.e Mtmnll, b, ,.,,uiv im Otv. Mr,. Srhwim: Km- .. i . . fit it . i .. - , 11 u" rlQtl IQRlfliV MCeTifIS grangetii weie tne totumtng: aj e i t sjidsii'mif P K dIlifermTBdlfHSaL"OD f l'"c!e SamS fleet. Built at Groton, Conn., .t . cost , L"n F" J. M t.000. .t was delivered in 1938. Bes.de atUck.ng enemy sea commerce and warships, SUbs hav proved valuable fire reserves ttfamw" S. yXaV ALASKA Bering Se? x V ' J Miiuor: , y&.y: VIANDS C"NAK fi Pacific Ocean ? 300 statutc Macs C. S. AIRPOWER SCORES AGAIN; NOW ALASKA First the bailie of the Coral Then Midway. Now tomes word that United States air might sank a Jap cruiser and !fd seven other ships m the Aleutian Islands (circle). iett Wheeicr, i-ivstien, state1 grange, oft feakiisg and tredii SPRINGFIELD Springfield sistant steward, Mr. Wheeler commttice, Mns. KienzJe; Mi-- Chamber of Commerce will meet find Cathrme Wheeler; Ralph P. Murphy, Wet Coast rmtn, on for its regular monUiiy buines tird, Jasper, ine ciumtv J'e- insurance C4?mmiiSeet and Mrs, meeting Monday evening, June 2-. mona master and member of th' Murphy; Mrs. leo Tentus, IVal; at 8 p. m, at the chamber office legislative ecnsniUee at the ses- terviUr,. on Isy-laws commiUee; in tlie Bank of Oregon building. ton. and Mrs. Laird, who was Ed Decker, Difretia giig. an The committee m charge of ihi on the memorial committee; Len- education cmmstte-c; Mrs. Desk meeting will be L. G. Raish, nie Haldorson, Central grange, er; O. S. Fletcher. Willakcune Larson, county depty; Mrs. HaJd.wsoR, grange, and Mrs, Hetcher; Kjq I'omona s f etary, Mr. HaMor- art Phtlitm, Lorane. on rewa m being on the temperance and tions comrmUee. Mrs, Hath Bar- SPRINGFiELD The July 1 morals committee; Mrs. Mary Ar- to, Lorane grange, on assess meeting of the civilian fire re- ne, Dorens. representing Lane menu and iaKatien vwMitt; to duty with the nay at San sere has been cancelled to avoid Pomona grange; Mrs. Jraee Mrs. Robert Hat?er. Lra e Francisco. conflicts with vacation and a Jones, Jasper, member of the grange: Frank Harfcnv, WiUa- Lee Todd left Fridav to spend a special meeting called for Wed- ritual and conferences commU- kenzte grange, and the grange short visit at Oakland Cat with eay evening, June 24, at ?'3S tee; Walter Baker of Hebron mutual fire Ufeuratw repreenla- n. m. This meeting wm oe hem grange, on use agriculture com- v. at city defense headquarters. mittee; Giles Pheli. K I m x a The Lane snd Bejihm coyiHy grange, assessments and taxation delegates met fr dinner Jogcihej- KAID RFSTOEFS HEALTH committee; Clarence F. Hyde, on Tuesday evening of the con- MARTINEZ, Cal. U9 JU of Crow grange. Mrs. Hyde; L, S. vention, 35 sitending the d4nner h(vif fiRAri in hd eve; yott Creswell grange, on roads Saturdav momms after snendm ssnce Pearl Harbor, Mrs, Gloria md htghways committee; ouie AKKUW niMStJSMr xt four day leave relatives. Gett Montgomery of the Lea- burg district was a Springfield business visitor Saturday morning. Lieut Roscoe Cole of the U, S. Marines left to return to duty 17.50 per 1r cn No, 2; peart, tlxed 53 a ton on No. I and-. $53 a in en No, 2; spinach a ton. The board expressed O ai-u is-fsrii Jhe prices listed, The cannery of the EFG fin, ifched up on spinach Jhls week. Th paVk was exceptiially fine, re-" ports E, A. MiCflrnack, manage. Strawberries viil be coming In ihis week. Cherries are unusually late this year, the main crop not t- be coming &a antit the first of the month. Usually, cherries are aS thrmigh by the ??rst of July. The market situation on both Mrawberrtes and cherries, looking slony for a time because of war itrictlms is considerably feeiteri. Mffornack siaieji. The proporHftn o? owrersh!p $ the nation's 32.000,000 mottsr ve hicles was 47 per cent in town 810 less than population. here vtsitmg with relatives and friends. Floyd Hillicker and Harold Poole left Saturday evening to spend the weekend and early part of the week fishing in the Diamond lake region. Luras, at the news of the bomb- : ;ng of Tokyo, got out of bed and hasn't gone back. She has a son! in the rmv at Fort Lewis. During 1941 approximately TOO, 000 motorists either lost their keys Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Richard- or locked them inside the car and son of Empire, Ore., are visiting had to call for special assistance. r mngfield inn Kir k p. m. Orel J. WSCS, Mohawk, the event to begin at Charles Logan, 205 B. jtreet, on 6:30 o'clock. ; Monday afternoon at 2:30; Circle Nebraska Ladies club will meet 3, with Mrs. Edward Privat, 506 Wednesday, June 24, at 2 p. m, G, street, Tuesday afternoon at at the home of Mrs. Goldie Car- 2:30; and Circle 5. with Mrs. rolL Mill and D. streets. All Walter Rust, 505 Eighth street. Lwith Mrs. Charles Logan! ' members are requested to attend Friday afternoon at 2:30 v R.m,i.. as this will be the last meeting Ladies Auxiliary 88, 1WA, will last' police reserve at CIO ' ummer. Work will be meet in regular session Wednes-; B Business session of service with Mrs. Frank Nyes di- in the CIO hall at which time w itf commerce at cham- I recting. The kits will be turned election of officers for the coming offices in Bank of Oregon over " Red Cross. nd more yMr wl!1 1,e!d- i t i work for that organiration will Mrs. Harvey Voss was hostess ' bi7 oe oone aner meetings arc re- for the monthly party or Auxi- WCTU meeting at home sumea oepiemoer. Hary 88. iws, Thursday after-, KTrusk Nixon. Royal Neighbors of Springfield noon. Eighteen members were m p. si. Circle 3, WSCS, will visit the Marcola camp Wed- attendance ana me touowing f-t wiih Mrs. Edward Pri- nesday evening, June 24, at 8 guests were present: Mrs. Virgil p. m. All members are to meet Uenmng. Mrs. ait naisn, sirs. ; at the home of Mrs. Jim Laxton Al Jarvis, Miss Alice Lee. Miss feXaTIELD Two-T own where transportation arrange- Patty Garntus, and Miss Lucille !u meet Friday evening, ments will be made for ail. Oregg. . for their regular month- i Circles of the WSCS of Ebbert (3d meetiii at the home Memorial church meeting this h ted Mrs. Bert Edgell of ' week will be: Circle 2, with Mrs. So, We're Becom ing a Nation of "Stayt-Homes". . . v,-9 Americans cue staying at hcn:. A'i what is mors to the point we're I:k ir3 it! Ir.siead o! shuttling over M high V'V3 in cur cars (bless them) we ate "-::.:.- j cards and asking the lif'e '"-:..-:ri what she has In the ice box. Yes c-r hoT.es are coming Into their cwtu ate getting cur critical attention. 'A ourselves irritated with worn r:3s at-d 20-year-old furnishings. So we C;e re!-.:rnishing at a great rate. p nn jl'thrior or your home at. "-ArriVE AND COMFORTABLE? U.S. SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS V FURNITURE COMPANY STREET OILING SPRINGFIELD Street oiling has been delayed by the unusual weather, Paul Basford, acting street commissioner, said Satur day, but material is all on hand to proceed as toon as. possible. Plans are, he said, to oil as many of the street in need erf treatment as oil supplies and available funds will allow. RECORDER'S COURT SPRINGFIELD Assessed this week in recorder's court were fines against the following per sons: Clifford Vermillion, $1 for failure to observe stop street; Alfred Lattin, Eugene. $5 for operating motor vehicle without a license; and forfeitures of $1 each by Orviile J. Poley, Newberg, and Glenn Chambcrlin, Eugene, on -hr?fs of improper parking and ftnp street violations. Personals SPRINGFIELD Jim Stsmm arrived home Friday morning to spend the next few days here with his parents before returning WAR HUMS Wmter flvirg jackets for both the Army md Navy A:r Corps are rgu tr equirrrent r nur aviators. They "t frnm i2 to $18 r,d tre trade of rsev. leather lined with sheep .iciflirg. Parche of one ; "S Wr Bond. , for h:ch ynu receive t:$ in 1 : tirs, PT tor one of these jack- ; rts so recessary fr our airmen fiy. . I at h fh altitudes and in northern .i.rr.n. So ?oj and your r.eihbors .-an do your bit by mveitirg at least , ;0 percent of your salary every pay day War Bonds to help pay the j roit of th:s equipment for intrepid Anter.'-an :' J-"" parade, i:.d he p X P ! War B .r.d Quota to jiiur count, t f i,M7lt("'. Come to Montgomery Ward for everything you seed. You'ii find our counters bright with fresh new summer merchandise. Shop through every department of our store . . . see for yourself the great variety of high quality merchandise you can buy at Mont gomery Ward's famous economy prices. Not even the largest stores could carry al! of the thousands of items shown in our big general catalog. Look through its ex citing pages in our store's catalog order department. You can let us write and mail your orders for you. And you can add any catalog merchandise to your monthly pay. ment account here in our store. This new little catalog is brimming with merchandise 'you will want this summer. See the Summer Book today in the catalog order department of our store. Shop from its colorful photographs and complete de scriptions. The merchandise you select ill be rushed here at once to your order. MONTGOMERY WARD 105S Willomatta ' Telephon 4200 MONTGOMERY WARD side of. furs! WISE INVESTMENTS IN f m m. mm bub n m w 1 nlAK kru iVAaii li irt r r- k CHOOSE OUR fUR COAT NOW AT WARDS JljjfrJ- IOW PRICES! f pffS I M W' BH-OYiO MUSKRAT... Jjw o I J . I I I f Iwuwy fart woman i fcj I a ont. but didn't think fKty could a. . vf v f I (J I A I '':t ta'i Dufafal ord lov!y EXTRAORDINARY GROUP AT K '"k ' S'r Cvw-Pft fUM r' dm "Hew an they do itf ihsppert or ' I I A , H ji soyinj, "such mognifkent furs et this w V II pncel ' Hutfy in for youf iooitel Slvt f Wwai t.x EXTRA! sable-dyed coney A m mgm tt4 yoa know that on of the largest X M singi purchases Words mod it 1 bthii-.d this sol? That tht oi h I i quality sVins yos Bf aapect to flod M m costs at this or ic? Every eo lined M. ft brocoded print royosi ThoussBds of items no) dispieyed 5fl our stores ora aoi'ob! akMy through our Catalog Order Dept. W ' ir"- WnXAMITTE IELPHOMS 2M
