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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1947)
jyvjgEWS NOTES jor Htfn canteen, Center- lo, High canteen, Unity Center-, jj has ef the i"011 ay be 5 r . M?ct a rummage. r-z: .mm. sua A (olden wed dine anniversary celebration and aurprlse going away party for Mr. and Mrs. John H. Matthewa, Canary, will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. San Buckley in Canary from 2 to S p.m. Sunday, March 23. Friends are in vited.. Firemen wenl lo the Del Rev Cafe at 845 Willamette St. at 1:45 ajn. Friday to put out a small blaze, caused by a hot watei tank. They also extinguished a flue fire in the home of Keitn stump, 645V4 Thirteenth Ave. E., at 7:35 p.m. Thursday. Dr. Albert E. Caswell, head of the physio department of the University of Oregon, will leave Friday for San Francisco to spend the spring vacation. . T;E;, J?ori". co-dlstrlbutor for Weil-Built Homes, said Friday that construction of a model pre assembled house should be com pleted Saturday and that the structure is now ready for inspec tion. The house is located ?t 544 Twentieth Ave. W. Records UOW COST HOME STEELCR AFT PREFABRICATED ALUMINUM HOMES , .... tZuean ECONOMICAL ENDURING KaTED TVBE AND HUST SISTANT Fv mratmv PROOF r VERSATILE Ilfem-M" ... if li i .1. . L, culrKM lata 18 ratucauy mw ana ins mom 'eceuM Tr originated You buy your housing or yZ la convenient units which you can combine Ca larat or as imall a structure) a you need or Cl toped a StMlcraft homo at 572 East 11th Ave. P WAREHOUSES 'jjajmia or cctrugcrlad. KMI. GARAGES One- emd two-con Sum. All PrlcM F.OJB. Eugsno IAIIE METAL BUILDING CO. blEAST llflt AVE. PHONE 6097-W ATTENTION RECORD COLLECTORS' REV. LORNE FOX Composer ot The Youth for Christ March" WIS Record KIi March In Person . at the YOUTH FOR CHRISt RALLY 5 SATURDAY, MARCH 22nd 7:30 P. M. W00DROW WILSON JUNIOR HI Ruth L. Fox, Contralto Soloist WJH record one d her well known songs on the nrtm aid. NOTE- This Record Will Not Bo Sold lib person bringing Ota moil guests to the roily will I ' pBtewnirlllt Youth for Christ, tho winner brought 41 MtwwobI thli choice collector's Hm got buiy. MABBIAOE LICENSES uoroiny Ellen Philips, Saginaw; Leonard Gene Wullert. 2963 Elmlra Road. Eugene and Dana Dm. rim.ai. o t Vernon Leon Bankln, and Marie Loulte Vanderbroeck, both of 150 Monroe St., Eugene! Leonard D. Renne, 1889 Haves St., and Verena A. Moore, 324 Twelfth Ave. E., both ot Eugene! John Everett Mccracken, 1136 Ninth Ave., and Evla Jamea Allen Earl, Florence, and MaVy lu Mllla, cuahraan. BOUNTIES sao Wake"eld' DlMt. one bobcat, CIRCUIT COURT tniT!!5cn.i? 1Ued: Vernon Francis vi. Mildred O. Carey, desertion. "'Z'" ,UM: Wllbert Fred Belkman I. faciMO .rnvhmiril T I... tor damagei, plaintiff aUegea 'Greyhound w &t h" ta September, IMS, on Highway t, one mil touth of mSSSS SitY tal"'lon of State Highway as, causing damage to plaintiff 'a Jki.i. H"" injuries ana Buttering which win cause permanent diBabllity! SiTO".. if" aahi"8e amounting to 24,15.S1 U. s. Fidelity and Guaranty Sii Vi, senc"'. '!. Wt lor BUILDING PERMITS nepaira and alteration: Katheryn wn. kins. 162 Fifteenth -Av. t o'fffi YSSf roadway; thur St., residence. $700. " arructures: Ferry Parks, 1835 oi,, icbiuence ana garage, S70O0; Perry Parks, 1849 Friendly St., ieiidenci JUSTICE COURT Overloads: H. H. Wilson, $30! V. Hassett, $23; S. J. May. $30 and 40. k .t X'V? insufficient clearance: ..uuci. unnigren, loutf East 10th St.. S15. no oneratora license: Rnhr4 UI. n.hi. gren, $5. Mart-lage: Dorothy Ellen Phllllpi and Theodore Thompson, both of Saginaw, at . v uunu in jnun, inursaay. M. Eugenean Held After Assaults Lawrence Thomas, 24-year-old Eugene man, was being held in county jail Friday pending dis position of assault and battery charges after he allegedly dis turbed three women near the downtown district Wednesday night. City police said Thomas, whose address was given as the Bangs Hotel, was arrested at Eighth and Olive Sts. at 11 p.m. Wednesday, following reports that three wo men had been disturbed during the period from 8:45 to 10 p.m. Wednesday. . The first disturbance, according to city police, occurred In front of the City Barber. Shop at Park and Oak Sts. at about 8:45 p.m. The second case reportedly oc curred when a woman attempted to enter her car In the parking lot across from the Greyhound Depot at 9:05 p.m. The third case was reported to police' at 10 p.m. after a woman was stopped in front of a resi dence at 236 Ninth Ave. W. In each case, police said, their screams frightened the assailant away. The assailant, police laid, grabbed the third victim's purse containing $20 and papers before fleeing. The purse was recov ered Thursday by children living on Ninth Ave. W., but city detec tives said the money and papers had not been recovered. TNT to Give 'Big Blowout' The Willamette National Forest is really planning a "big blowout" with the 20 tons of . TNT they are scheduled to receive through the War Assets Administration, ac cording to Clyde Quam, adminls. trative assistant in the Eugene of. fice. The TNT is part of 100 tons which once was destfhed for Pa clfie battle areas, and which now will be used by Oregon's forest services in the blazing of timber access roads and trails. This use constitutes the only terms for transfer ot the surplus explosives to the forestry service. Driver Gets Called To Municipal Court Peter D. Reich. 1414 Kincaid St., was scheduled to appear in muni cipal court Monday following his citation by city police on charges of failing to yield right-of-way. Police said Reich's car collided with another car driven by James K. Thaborn. 1417 Kincaid St., who was treated for minor injuries at Sacred Heart Hospital. Two other cars were damaged in a minor accident at Eighth and Eutene Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Friday, Mar. 21, 1847, Pate ' Oak Sts. Thursday. Drivers were fifth Ave. and Ralph A. Peter Charles H. Howard, 1059 Twenty-'son, Cushman. FILL DIRT ; Eugene ar Springfield INTER-CITY , SAND A GRAVEL Phone Eugene 95S or Spfld. SSS LIGHT FIXTURES ALL KINDS ALL PRICES ALL SHAPES Living Room Bad Room Hall Dinettp Kitchen All At Prices You Want To Pay! L ! G H T N I N G'S 1151 WILLAMETTE PHONE 1316 City Releases Annual Report ine nrst annual report of the city of Eugene, published to ac quaint residents with affairs of city government during the past years, is now available for distri bution. . . The report shows population trends, building permits, tele phones in operation, bank debits and water consumers, all of which have increased sharply. Also in cluded are a financial statement! comparative tax rates, bonded in debtedness, and reports from all departments of city government. i'ree copies of the report are available at the offices of the city recorder and city, manager In city nan. . Cyrus Charles Premo Cyrus Charles Premo, 84, died March 17 at Dallas, Ore. He was born Aug. 13, 1862, in New York, ano is survived by a nephew and niece, Harry Castle and Mrs. Fred Frost, both of Cottage Grove. He lived in Oregon 25 years. Services will be' held in Cottage Grove at Mills Mortuary Saturday at 2:30 p.m., with the Rev. Hilton Park' officiating. Interment will be in Brumbaugh Cemetery. , AU Forms of Insurance LOREN V. BRYANT Phone 1181 62 W. 13th TWIN T0TUM TRADING POST VIOLINS GUITARS BANJOS Vt Mi. So. of Springfield Jet TRAPSHOOT SUN., MARCH 23rd 10 A.M. West Point Gun Club J Miles North o! Coburc; on the Brownsville Road John Rafferty John Rafferty, an employe of Anderson Bros. Hop Yards, "died Wednesday. Funeral announce ments are pending arrival of relatives. Bartholomew-Buell Mortuary is in charge: BUTTER, CHEESE TESTS SALEM (U.R) State exanv inations for butter and cheese makers will be held March 27 in the Oregon State College Dairy Building, the State Agriculture Department announced Friday. ENGINEERING IN WOOD LAMINATED LUMBER BEAMS ARCHES TRUSSES .STRUCTURES IICIIMIllll P. O. BOX 549 ' EUGENE. OREGON Telephone Eocene 2407 Bring your figure problems to May Morgan Sears Famous Corsetiere a v ' 1 1 o Charmdde NU-BACK BELTED FOUNDATION 92s Expertly tailored of pre-shrnnk cotton and rayon batiste. Inner belt to give firm sup port to1 the heavier figure. Well boned. Bide hooka. Siies 88 to 48.. OlS LonflllM V Charmode BRASSIERE 1.98 Melded esntrol for the larger fig ure. Diaphragm support Sixes 34 to 46. VOU CAN" See these Charmode Garments Modeled in our Cor. etry Department Thursday, Friday and Saturday. - SHE'LL SOLVE YOUR FIGURE PROBLEM Just selling a corset la one thing . . . fitting your -figure la anothar. That la exaony what our Corset lere Consultant doe . . . expert fitting! Whether you need a whisper-light girdle and bra -to make the . most of appealing curves, the firm, molding control of a boned foundation, er eomfortablc abdominal and baek support . . . Scare hac a Charmode gar. ment to perfeotly fit you I If you like such colcn tlf lo fitting cervlec (free of eeurcc), we Invite yeu to ' Come In to Seart and meet MAY MORGAN Sears Corsetler Consultant - Thursday, Friday, Saturday March 20, 21. 22 SceniWe GALE SUPPORT Fatigue., 4.98 Lccccn Dealgned support abdomaa and baok. to make you look and feel bottar. Wall :ned. Ixtrc Ions sldee. Was SS to 41. Charmode . ALL' I N - ONE No lonlng. , 12.50 For eloak contours tytth wonder. ful comfort. Front panela of Lane end satin olaatlo. Uplift laae bra, . aizao S4 to 40. ' BOTJRSl S:St a.m. to 5:3t p.m. Daily; Friday: 9:31 tU p.m. 18S 10th Avenue West - Eufene. Oregon s GADS 'W 9 IP. a. jyGEfr PDQDAV For Your Shopping Convenience YOUR NEW COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT. SHOP AT YOUR LEISURE. MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS FROM SEARS MANY SPACIOUS. MODERN DEPARTMENTS. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SEARS FAMOUS LOW PRICES. MILY STORE HOURS: lpt Fridoys) 930 to 5:30 "The Friendliest Store in Town FRIDAY STORE HOURS: 9:30 TIL 9 P. M. YOUR New ONE-STOP SHOPPING CENTER Wft 183-1 Oth AVENUE WEST, EUGENE, OREGON
