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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1943)
COULD kVwoTemost edu- rf"1"18 ."" v.noort City, turnea w THR REGISTER. GUARD. EUGFNE. OREGON. k""". oroiect and koueandctly P "-. for instructing a po &nt..r.knHrM of Kaiser OT,"r ... units of me f five units 01 fusing project school was ready Jorbusi 2 formally by 200 I V-iehth grade students iT weeks ofbook- .V five weeks of dook- VW",. h. four-building 1Ta save space and .PTvide organized recrea- VSfflrin not actual ly 'ms, the bu ldmg will MB8" ..,, Hitrtn? its 10- U 1,000 CB"" - The remaining four buildings- each the same size two for prim ary and intermediate grades on the southwest edge of the sprawl ing project, and the other two for primary and intermediate grades adjacent to the junior high school building on the north side, will be ready for occupancy the end of this month, James. T. Hamilton, superintendent of Columbia school district No. 33, predicted. Physically the schools are a combination of government plans, the ingenuity of Wolf & Phillips, Portland architects, and a number of innovations conceived by W. L. VanLoan,' assistant superintendet, during 20 years of intermediate school teaching. Average cost of each structure was $50,000. In addition, the first year's salaries and supplies will total more than $200,000, it was estimated, to bring the cost of ln- Fage Twenty-ons structing the children of the proj ect's 10,000 families to nearly half a million dollars for 1943. Project Termed Unique "This school project Is unique in the country," Hamilton said, "because for the first time it is not necessary to adapt an existing plant and its methods to teaching a great number of children with different social and educational backgrounds. . "As nearly as Is humanly poss ible we are suiting -the physical mechanism and curriculum to the tremendous welfare and instruc tion prooiem involved. " VanLoan echoed his statement!. "It's something new, something that may revolutionize its par ticular field of education," the as sistant superintendent said. "But it's not a crack-pot scheme. We're following as closely as possible existing curricula and methods. We're merely trying to introduce individual treatment so far as DOSSiblft Into a tArhfnr rn- , - - r-- eram which has hrnnd KnMninffifal r .. - .implications where the youngsters are concerned." the young men of the community have left to enter the armed forces. The program for the evening was in charge of the executive committee an dconsisted of sev eral readings, group singing, and remarks on the speech given by Haakon Lie. The three graces wiU have charge of the next program. The home economics club meets at the home of Rachel Schnoren berg on April 21. The Twin Oaks Ladles' Aid soc iety sponsored a bridal shower the past week in honor of Miss June Furrow, the bride-elect of Alvin Strand. 1 ' "s rife as? i itWiou" ' -ute , r EASY TO WEAR . . Helps Avoid Clicking, Wobbling, Irritation, and Other Denture Discomforts Transparent Palate Dental P.lates are to light in weighty you can wear them with Added Ease and Comfort, yet they are durable enough to serve the hardest biters. They art to "life-like" in appearance, they help you overcome plott-contcioutnott and embarrassment, and tend to enhance rather than handicap your personal features. Acclaimed for their close resemblance to Nature's Own Teeth and Gums, Trans parent Dental Plates add sparkle to your smile. ENJOY WEARING YOUR PLATES WHILE PAYING iJ..' .". ."" "orontag, of Dr. Credit Trmi. Spread GDGCTiT DS1TL1Y- Don't let the lack of ready cash stand in your way of needed Dental work. You art welcome to avail yourself of Dr. Semler't Liberal Credit Plan, which enables you to have your neces sary work completed RIGHT NOW, and pay later in small weekly or monthly amounts. Take as long at fiver ten or fifteen months to pay. 1 TO 3-DAY SERVICE FOR OUT-OF-TOWN PATIBTO , . . difficult eases excepted. We wel come inquiries regarding your dental problems . . . phone, write or coma in anytime at your convenience. NO ADVANCE APPOINTMENT REQUIRED NEW HIGHWAY COMMISSIONERS These three men are the freshmen of the state hiihwa com- mission, photographed as they attended their first meeting- at Portland. They are, left to rlcht, A. W. ; Schaupp, Klamath Falls attorney: T. Barry Banfield, Portland Industrialist, and Merle R. Chessman, Astoria newspaper puoiisner. (Associated rress pnoto) , 'AT I2fl inHMi -lTI Qru ft WILLAMETTE f Tf . Gail Rickard Now Sergeant In Army BELLFOUNTAIN Mr. and Mrs. ,1. J. Rickard have received word that their son, Gail B. Rickard, who is in training at Pueblo, Colo., has recently been promoted to sergeant. His wife, Evelyn Green Richard of Sweet Home, has gone to. Pueblo to be near Mr. Rickard. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Oakies and small son Rodney who have been in eastern Oregon the past few months, have returned to this community, and are living in the J. A. Hensyel house, recently va cated by Mr. and Mrs. George Powell and daughters, who have purchased the O. K. Scott place south-west ol Beurouniain. The April meeting of the Par ent-Teachers club, which was scheduled for Friday evening, has been postponed for one week and will be held April 23 instead. A. L. Keeney of Corvallis will show motion pictures following the business meeting, and refresh ments will be served at the close of the meeting. . Miss Leota Parr entertained re cently with a waffle supper at the home of her father, N. E. Parr. Chinese checkers were the main diversion of the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brittain are announcing the arrival of a son, born Wednesday, April 7 at the Ball clinic In Corvauis. vine newcomer has been named Robert Wayne and is the sixth child in the familv. the third son. Thant Roberts of the United States navy and his bride, a Cali fornia Bin, and Mrs. Howard kod- erta of Texas and California, ar rived recently for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roberts and fam ily. Thane arid Howard are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roberts and both are serving in the navy. A third son of the Roberts, Morris, is serving in the army. This is OFFICIAL U.S. ARMY AIR CORPS 24th Fighter Squadron Insigne Thane's first visit home in nearly three years, and is the first visit of either of the young ladies. Mrs. Jean Brown and infant daughter Delores Oarlene of Sac ramento visited recently at the home of her father, N. E. Parr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Powell and family moved recently from Dawson to near Alvadore in Lane county. Their son Eddie was in the primary room of the Bell fountain school. Spencer Creek's Grange Has Meeting SPENCER CREEK The Spen cer Creek grange met recently. The agricultural committee re ported on the president's veto of increased farm parity price bill; also on permits to slaughter ani mals. The home economics chairman reported that the decorating com mittee for the month of April is Clara Erickson and Rachel Sch norenberg. The refreshment com mittee for this meeting was Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knox and Mr. and Mrs. William Schnorenberg. At the next meeting, refreshments will be served by Edith and Olive McBeth, Gordon Bjerke, Herman tnckson. A work Sunday was held re cently at the hall. Due. to the rain no work could be done on the grounds but the men worked on the stage. The women served 8 potluck dinner. The home economics club will sponsor a dance on May 1. The money raised will be used to pur chase a war bond. The committee for the dance is Mrs. F. Gent, chairman, Mrs. W. Schnorenberg, Mrs. R. DeFoe, Mrs. J. Albro, Mrs. E. Clouse, Mrs. H. Schnorenberg. The secretary, Mrs. Tengs, volun teered to take charge of the sales slips. Members were asked to listen to the grange radio pro grams. Several members reported on the programs. The home economics club is re arranging the stars on the service flag as there-are more stars to be added to the flag. Several of CONSTIPATION HAD ME DOWN Constipation really had me on the ropes. I'd take a me dicinal laxative and get relief but soon, the old trouble would return all over again. ( It was constipation due to lack of "bulk" In my dlet the kind so many folks suf fer from. So I began eating xkllooo's all-bran regular ly. It's a swell breakfast cereal, and It got directly at the cause of my constipa tion and corrected It, If your constipation Is due to lack of "bulk," why don't you try all-bsan? Eat K regularly, drink plenty of water, and "Join the Reg ulars"! Made by Kellogg's In Battle creek, Michigan. Phono 522 523 GRANZER'S BROADWAY is OLIVE DELIVERY SCHEDULE 9:30 A. M. East of High SI to City Limits 1:30 P. M. West of High SL to City Limits Friday - Saturday - Monday - Tuesday HT rt i in. A non-rationed! FOODS Drifted Snow enrichedFLOUR 491b-,ack 2.19 SPERRT PANCAKE ft WAFFLE FLOUB 3.1b. pk RECIPE ON EACHPK& 29c WHEAT HEARTS - . TASTY, FAST 'COOKING 4Bo1- Pk 35c Lynhaven PEANUT r)Q BUTTER, 1-Ib. Jar 3C 2-lb. Jar 53c OREGON MILK 48 Tall cans, per case 4.59 HONEY Fancy U. S. No. 1 1 IC Eastern Oregon, 5-lb. pall' w PRESTO GLASS TOP JARS in quart size only. JERGENS LOTION 4Q 50o bottle 3C 25o Jar Jergens Face Cream FREE plus 10 Federal tax. BORDEN'S MILK M CO 48 Tall cans, per case "i.DO FRESH RANCH EGGS in. Grade A large, per doi. iC FREE with War Stamps bought this week at Shell Dealers and Shell Stations Get your U.S. Fighter and Ob servation Squadron insignia the kind youngsters are collect ing now I In full color on cloth, they're just right to sew on pocketsj caps or sweaters. You get one of these insignia FREE while the supply lasts every time you buy War Stamps from your Shell Dealer or Shell Serv ice Station. And XTTK watch for the' next fUu-.A new insigne I "CAM FOR YOUR CAR FOR YOUR COUNTRY" Remember, not the ipttdtnuttr, but the calendar it your belt guide aowtdiyil Onct a Week: ATTIiY Reduced driving nukes Shell check-ups of water level tnd charge more important than ever. Tlklt Maintaining correct sir prenure imt tirei and gatoline. Every 2 Months: Oil Hare crankeaie drained, fluihcd and refilled with Golden Shell Motor Oil. NIllUORICATION -Thorough, correct lubrication vital in mak ing your car iaat for the duration. SHELL OIL COMPANY InnrpertUt" It Is patriotic to save meat and to share it with our armed forces and the Btarvlng peoples of Europe, but that still leaves the problem of what to serve in Its place for our housewives to solve. In planning meatless meals, turn to Red & White for ideas as well as food. You'll be amazed at the delicious, satisfying dishes you can prepare without meat. Shop Red & White todayl Specials for Friday and Saturday April 16-17 Red & Whit o Point Value Bed & Tomato Sauce . - ii Point Value . white . g 16c SweetPeas 24 Point Value & W . 2MlBi.2UC TomatOeS Fancy.-- Tomato wv- Each Vw- Super Dry Towels 2 Roll Red & White Prepared Mustard 9 ounce Jars . . Sunshine Hi-Ho Crackers 1 pound package ....... .... Red & White COFFEE Drip or Regular Grind No. 1 tin or glass . ... Blue & White Toilet Tissue 100 Sheet Rolls, 3 for 25c 9c 20c 33c 19c Seedless Raisins ' 4-lb. package ...rtww Red & White Cleanser 4 Tins 19c 8 ounce package Drano Pipe Cleaner 2 for 23c 23c Red & White PIMENTOS 2 ounce Jar Bleaching Liquid White Rose Va Gallon Jugs Granulated Soap Washo 69 ounce package Mavis Cola Syrup A delicious drink makes 12 (lasses 12 01. bottle Use plain or carb, water ... 10c 25c 65c 30c tag yoooye H 3
