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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1946)
egon Travel Agency Foresees ire Visitors, Longer Season Am nart of lonffleon vacation Mttm to lengthen the Ore-ling spring and autumn travel', Travel urvey have consistent f" . '1y shown the western states as from nearby states, Seattle and recreational attractions of the state will be emphasized In a special promotion cam Dai an scheduled for the spring and fall of 1947, the Orenon Hlehwav Commission travel information department reported this week felLIPnMIES AT YOUR PUBLIC MARKET Cheddar Cheese Swiss Cheese MUd. Medium and Sharp or Wppy Excellent Flavor Swiss Process Danish Banquet and eoejfe, sandwich.. Danish Caraway Langlois Blue Tilsiter (Roquefort Type) A Favorite Wisconsin A LARGE VARIETY OF OTHER CHEESES Our Suggestion Cheese for Gifts We also recommend our freshly roasted PURE COFFEE vast travel reservoir from which Oregon has drawn many hundreds of thousands of visitors. tne mtlux reaching a peak in midsummer at a time when mo torists from more distant points are also converging on Oregon. Spread Season Prospective visitors, especially those whose vacations are not governed by children tnd school bells, will be told about Oregon's early and late season attractions through a series of selected news paper advertisements and news releases for western consumption. Stressed will be the fact that a Time for your XMAS PORTRAITS at Bell Studio Across from Register Guard Phone 442 Ski Patrol Discusses Winter Season Plans Plans for the ski season now opening were discussed by mem bers of Willamette Ski Patrol at a meeting this week. President Tony Vogel announced that the patrol will be on duty each Sun day at the Upper Willamette Area and every third weekend at the Santiam area. Schedules will be made out soon. Membership cards tor 1946-47 were issued members, and first plans for the annual button sale at the ski areas were made. Named to the committee to plan the sale were Blaine McGilhcuddy, Mrs. Norman Proudfoot, Mrs. Leo Paschelke, George Souza, Gilbert Sprague and Dale Tyler. It wa sannounced that the date of the P.N.S.A. meet at Santiam has been changed to March 16, as a Jumping contest has been plan ned at ML Hood for Feb. 23. orig inal date of the meet. Obsidians are sponsoring the tournament at Santiam. Regular meetings of the patrol will be held each month during ski season, members decided, with the date to be announced later. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Huff wish to announce that they have purchased Carters Jewelry store. ' It will be operated along the same lines with sincere service, and fair values such as have built up such a splendid patronage at The Jewel Box during the past ten years. This will In no way affect the operation ol The Jewel Box . . . and the new store will be known as Huffs. Both stores will carry the following well known products) Waltham, Elgin, Hamilton. Gruen, Wyler and Grant . Watches. Telechron, Westdox, Seta Thomas and McClintock Clocks. . Community Plate, 1847 Rogers, Wm. Rogers and Son,..,,. ,; Tudor SUverplate; and Sterling services by National Silver Cow Alvin, International and other standard products. !! 1 1 HUFF'S JEWELRY 827 Willamette Street QLS-?IUE SRACIOVSSESS SI longer travel season win mean more assurance of ample accom. modatlons at lodges, resorts, mo tor courts and hotels throughout the vacation months. More Expected More than ever Oregon will be a travel magnet during 1947, travel department officials say, basing expectations on current numbers of early inquiries arriv ing from every section of the United States. Visitors who can come early will enjoy Oregon in May and June with blossom time at its best in the valleys and skiing stfll possible on the higher slopes. On the coast the sea air of Oregon's scenic beaches in spring is a note worthy vacation lure, travel of ficials said. Lbt Attractions . Pointed out as late season at tractions are the Indian Summer days throughout the state, fishing derbies at Astoria, Waldport and other coastal communities, the bright fall colorings of the Co lumbia River gorge, of the up land regions and later in the val leys. In promoting a lengthened travel period, Oregon travel In- teersta are in step with the rest of the nation in an effort to 'Spread the Vacation Season," officials said. Eugene Eagles to Go To District Meetings A large delegation of members of the Eugene Eagles Lodge will attend a district meeting at Al bany Sunday. About 40 members will meet at 9:30 a.m.- Sunday at the Eagles Hall to take a bus. The Eagles band will also go. A state officers meeting will be held during the district meeting. Ben Miller, state trustee from Eu gene, will attend. A district meeting for the auxll ary will be held at the same time, and several members from Eu gene will attend. Plans will be made for the Eagles State Convention In Med ford in June. . Stealers of Bananas Must Repay Grocery Cltv oollce arrested four juve nile late Wednesday night on charges of stealing approximately 30 pounds of bananas from a groc ery store at 4449 Highway 99 South. Those arrested Included one 17- year-old boy from Lowell and three boys lrom rau tree, iwo 17 and one 18 years of age. Police reports said the boys were turned over to Juvenile of ficers, tnd were later released with the stipulation that they would pay for the bananas. Magazine to Carry Oregon Photographs SALEM Two full pages of Oregon pictures will be featured in the February issue of Travel and Camera Magazine, published in New York City, Miss Kate Urquhart, associate editor, this week informed the Oregon State Highway Commission travel In. formation office. Every section of the state will be represented in the series, from the Wallowa Mountains to the coast and from Mt Hood to the California line, including spectacular view of Portland with Mt. Hood in the background, This follows closely on the heels of the National Geographic Magazine 48-page Oregon feature in December, which gave the state thorough treatment Advisory Committee Placed Under Conant WASHINGTON W Appoint ment of a general advisory com mittee, headed by President James B. Conant of Harvard University, to advise the Atomic Energy Com. mission on scientific and technical matters was announced Thursday by President Truman. Other members of the committee are Lee A. Du Bridge, president of the California Institute of Technology: Enrico- Fermi. era-,Fnrene Retister-Onaitl, Eugene. Or.. Friday, Bee. I. IM9. Fate W feasor of physics, University of Chicago; J. R. Oppenheimer, war time director of the Los Alamos laboratories of the Manhattan Dis trict; I. I. Rabi, professor of phys ics, Columbia University; Hartley Rowe, vice president of the United Fruit Co.; Glenn T. Seaborg, chief radio-chemist for the Manhattan District at the University of Chi cago; Cyril Stanley Smith, direc tor of the University of Chicago's Institute of Metals; and Hood Worthington, chemical engineer for Du Pont de Nemours and Co. The group will concentrate on matters relating to materials, pro duction and research. 4xM Regs cleaned." Electric Cleaners. 121S Willamette 81 Edna B. Voorhies Edna Bristow Voorhies, who was born and reared in the River- view district of Eugene, died in Wrangle. Alaska Sunday, Dec. 8, and was burled there Tuesday, ac cording to friends here. She was the daughter or tne lata Clara Bristow Soverns, Eu gene. Surviving is one brother, M, M. Bristow, Harrlsburg. RADIO DEAD? llv507j ARMY SUPPLIES . GUkey Trading Feat. 1871 Franklin at 13th Ph. S918-W. Roof Leaks Promptly Stopped ! Gutters Cleaned and Repaired .". 15 Tears Hoofing Applkster PHONE 3700-R ; WAYNE D. SMITH . mm. Act .k u i. 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