Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, June 21, 1947, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textarena Kertster-Gnard Creswell UHS Comes Up Monday For Annual Civic Checkover CRESWELL The annual meeting of the union high school district 12 will be held at the high school building Monday. June 23, The budget for the next year will be submitted and a director for five years will be elected. E. F. Roberts Is the retiring director, The polls will be open 2 p. m.-7 p. m. " The swimming program began Monday morning. Children are taken by school bus to the Joe Crick ranch in Delight Valley where a large swimming pool has been made available to tnls pro ject which is under the super vision of the Lane County Red Cross. Two instructors are there Jitney Suppet Postponed HEBRON The Jitney supper and social night scheduled for June 21 has been called off due to the death of O A. Nichols, a former master of the Hebron Grange. At the meeting of the Home Economics Club June 13 it was voted to operate a concession at the regatta at the Cottage Grove Lake Aug. 10. The committee ap pointed to be in charge is Mrs. Fred Harris, Mrs. Alfred White and Mrs. Omer Fatten. Nina Chapman, princess spon sored by Hebron Grange for the regatta, came from Corvallis Thursday evening to be one of the honored princesses at the Junior Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Rainbow Cafe, Miss Chapman is attending Four-H Club summer school at Corvallis. She is a member of the honor society of Cottage Grove Union High School. LAWNMOWERS and Bicycles Repaired DINTY'S NEW A USED MDSE. Harrlsburg, Oregon Open Sunday Thru Friday 32' Extenb'on Ladder iqulpmntfuM Co. IMlVi W. 6th ' ph. 40261 1 V II Prompt Guaranteed RADIO REPAIR ON ALL MAKES TEBSIN TABLETS Absorbent Antacid Doe not contain harmful or habit-forming Ingredients. PENNY WISE DRUG O & Broadway 766 W. 6th each day. The Girl Scouts swim from 10 a. m. to noon and the Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts from 1 p, m. until 3 p. m. Fifty young folks are now taking advantage of tnis summer treat. Jim R. Cavello of Seattle and Austin Elwess of Portland were involved in an accident at the in tersection of the highway Monday evening. Elwess, was cited for vio lation of the basic rule and fined $20 in the recorder's court at Creswell. The library committee will have charge of the program at Civic Club Tuesday, June 24. An exhibit of handicraft will be held. Mrs. W. L. Scott, Mrs. E. W. Hoagland, Mrs. E. O. Smith and Mrs. G. N. Post of the property committee are the hostesses. The roll call is "Favorite Quotations.1 Creswell Honor Rebekah Lodge will entertain the Eugene Re bekah Lodge Wednesday June 25 at 8 p. m. Members are to brmg a dozen sandwiches each, to sup plement the lunch for the evening. Little Theater . Club meets Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Art Mogstad. A potiuck supper will be served at 7 p. m. The postponed meeting of the WSCS of the Methodist Church is at the church annex Wednesday, June 25. potiuck at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. George Ross is leader of the lesson, "Children and the Law." Past Meetlnge A special treat of oyster stew followed the business meeting of Odd Fellows Wednesday evening with the noble grand, Kenneth McCay, as host. He is leaving to make his home near Jefferson but plans to attend as many meetings as possible to complete his year in offfice, A membership drive is planned. Harold C. Johnston was elected to membership by initia tion. J. R. Miller and M. G. MiUer will serve on the refreshments committee for the next meeting. The FL Club met Tuesday eve ning with Mrs. Norman Skaggs. Plans were made for a picnic at Swimmers Delight at the next meeting, cars to leave the Skaggs home at 7 p. m. Mrs. Kenneth Mc Coy who is moving away resign ed as secretary-treasurer and Mrs. Loren Westrope was elected to fill out the unexpired term. A gift was presented Mrs. McCoy. Mrs. William Thomson and Mrs. Barney Doyle entertained - the Presbyterian Aid Society Wed nesday afternoon at the church. A blue and pink shower was held for Mrs. George Gwyther and a gift was presented Mrs. Kenneth McCoy who is moving away. The next meeting will be a picnic, July 18, the place to be announc ed. The Bible verse for the next roll call will contain the word "Light." TrSOrTHENNIfiT" McDonald Theater Bid. BETTER BAKED". CORN'S BREAD TeU anizG Belt Smoothing PAINTS VARNISHES ENAMELS LIGHTNING'S list Willamette Phone 1316 Complete Stock ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS WESSEX WATERMASTER NATIONAL SIGWART ELECTRIC CO. 958 Willamette Phone 718 QUAKER Curtain Stretchers Now Available JOHNSON FURNITURE CO. 649 Willamette Phone 1316 COMBINATION RADIOS & PHONOGRAPHS KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES Byron ft Knttlmd THE MAN'S SHOP . 36 East 10th MAC'S CAFE FOR THAT GOOD HOME COOKED FOOD OPEN DAILY 11 A. M. to 10 P. M. FRIED CHICKEN RABBIT STEAKS LUNCHES SANDWICHES W Mile So. Springfield Junction, Highway 99 So. Phone Spfd. 2955 LOAM, FILL DIRT Bar Run Gravel Prompt Delivery T. C. WILDISH Phone 4871 or 2645-W Eugene ACCORDION CENTER Instruments for rent Instruction our Specialty Chester Pictka Phone 4817-R 319 Hampton Bldg. 610 Will. H 3Ct- RADIO 9H Alt MAKE! intt i. th. Ti 76 I. Ilth. Hal oMaitfkuerTktaAt TELIPHONI MBS arc Lorane Patrons Not Critical LORANE Due to delay in the mails, (or perhaps it was due to the moving of the Register-Guard news staff to the second floor) the item giving notice of the annual school meeting and budget meet ing June 16 was not published in time. The school board wonders If this is the reason for the small attendance at the annual meet ing, or if they may be allowed to pat themselves on the back to the extent of saying that the school patrons and taxpayer are so well satisfied with pres ent school administration that they are content. Wanew Tullock was elected di rector for three years, to take the place of Arvid Rothauge whose term expired; while Rothauge and H. A. Mitchell were elected ad visory members for another year. Jim Mitchell will be chairman of the board, and Lottie F. Mitchell was appointed clerk for another year. The budget, as posted at the Addison store, post office, and high school building passed. With the addition of Mrs. Rosabelle Groth of Springfield and Miss Carlene Robinson of Bowling Green, Kentucky, to the grade staff, the teaching staff is com plete. Mrs. Edna McGarvin, prin cipal, and Mrs. Margueritha Harms are returning to the grade staff. Lorane high school teachers are all now visiting in the Midwest, Miss Doris Walker having re turned to her home at Sentinel, Oklahoma for the summer, Mr. Gruber is visiting his mother in Oklahoma, and Mrs. Kathryn Crumbaker left last Saturday for a visit in Kansas. R. A. Vance of South Shore, South Dakota, an old neighbor, is visiting at the L. N. Ashley home. Mrs. A. J. Barker entertained Fri day, June 13, in honor of son Jim my's seventh birthday. Deerhorn OK's School Setup DEERHORN The annual school election for the Deerhorn school district 85 was held Monday at the schoolhouse. For the first time since the new law was passed by legisla ture, a rural school board mem ber for this section of the coun ty was chosen. Glenn Simmons will represent the people of the community. L. D. Shrode was elected to serve as local director for a three- year term. Earl Ramsey is the re tiring director and has served the past three years. Carrol Fountain and Ernest Watson still remain on the board. Laura Koozer was re appointed by the board of direc tors to serve as clerk. The budget was voted upon and adopted as prepared. The amount, 9783Z.30, was in excess of the six per cent limitation by $4323.27. Wood bids for 14 cords of wood are still open and will be received by the olerk, Mrs. Laura Kooier, until September 1. 1947. The playground equipment that tne board had ordered has arrived from Portland and is ready to be installed. Mrs. M. J. Wearln received telegram this week telling her of the death of her brother, Charles Byers, of Milan, Kansas. He has been in poor health for quite some time. He has been here to see his sister on long visits several times, HOUSE MOVING & RAISING AHRE & RICHMOND 640 Van Buren St. Ph. S719-J GARDEN LOAM Prompt Delivery EUGENE SAND GRAVEL CO. Ph. 1S4 ORDER NOW! ""5 S)iHij,in,ni,iui,i.num-.y "KIRSCHldS VENETIAN BLINDS H 2 Aluminum . . . The IF""? finest you can buy.. lESESS! I nationally famous! ItUnll FREE ESTIMATES It 3 Us? ,1 .. T ... n .. i: Sri 1 ' EUGENE tfrsvx 5s FURNITURE CO. Ikmi 740 Wilmt Ph. 6056 IJsssH mm 1 iCis.frriu J TRAPSH00T SUNDAY. JUNE 22 12 Noon West Point Gun Club 2 Miles North oi v . Coburcj on the Brownsville Road OPEN M HOUSE M Saturday Afternoon and All Day Sunday 2455 University JOHNSTON & BENTON Phone S9Z2-W "Come See a Real Home" JUNIOR RODEO Lane Co.' Fairgrounds JUNE 28-29 Yoncalla Report On School Meet YONCALLA At recent an nual grade school election in Yon calla district, C. W. Bice was elected director for three years. Budget, and to exceed 6 per cent limitation tax, carried 38 to 7. Forty-seven voted. For rural board 'member, Allen I Tuthill carried over Ray Lamber son by one vote. In Seotta Valley district, Percy Langdon was reelected- director for three years and Gerald John ston for one year. Board member for Zone D, Lamberson received 14 votes and Tuthill two. Calendar: Sunday Basket din ner at Church of Christ. Monday, 2-7 p.m. Annual high school election and vote on budget and 6 per cent limitation tax at gymnasium. Tuesday. 2 p.nL Election of I Red Cross officers at Red Cross I rooms. Wednesday Town . and I Country Club at city hall. Mrs. Russell Loyd hostess. I Four-H Club girls going to sum mer school at Oregon State Col-1 lege: Virginia Houser, sent by Elk- I head Grange; Esther Benner, Rice Valley Grange; May Ash, Hay hurst Grange. Those winning scholarships were: Sandra Day, awarded the Roseburg Lions Club scholarship for outstanding pro jects in 1946 foods production contest sponsored by' Roseburg uiuo:.Mona Kaper. farmers Se-I curity Bank of Yoncalla: Keith Mcrurdy, Bob Frank's Grocery of iioseDurg; famine Kychard, Rose-1 burg Grange Supply scholarship I Lois Ann Wright paid her own4 scholarship. - I Word was received here from Los Angeles of the ' birth of a daughter, Susan Joyce, to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Howard, Jr., May 14. Mr. Howard was born in -Yoncalla and spent most of his life here. A severi-pound daughter, Karen Marie, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rice, at the Mercy Hospi tal in Roseburg, June 15. Al Hoffman is spending the summer with his mother at Cor nelius, Ore. Miss Martha Lanan met her father in Portland where I they attended the Rose Festival. From there they will go to Glacier Park in Montana, before return ing to their home in Illinois. Miss Lanan taught the past year in the Yoncalla High School. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hanan have put an aluminum roof on their barn. Pete and James Schosso are building a new house. I Hugh Warner has rebuilt his barn, I and Andy Curtright has a new I barn. I Clifford Hanan'a sold their house to Donald Guard and I Guards sold their house to Mr. I and Mrs. Maddox. Sr.. of Rose-1 burg. Ernest Thiel is going to I move in part of his garage and has rented his house to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ash. Mrs. Helen Hunt ington and family moved to Eu gene this week. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Green have bought Mrs. Elmore s property in Yoncalla. Oakridge Hears From Morse OAKRIDGE Mayor Lorenz 7. Gerspach just received the fol lowing telegram from Senator Wayne Morse: Approved Oregon 65 P 78 for ewer facilities with Federal Works Administration. Advance planning fundi $6700. Wayne Morse. The Garden Club met with Ger trude Smith this week. Each member is to bring a note book and a question on gardening to each meeting and the information will be permanently filed. The group selected the name of "Oak' ridge Garden Club" and they have affiliated with the Oregon Feder ation of Garden Clubs. It is hoped to have an out-of-town speaker at the next meeting to talk on the growing of iris. Plans are to have meetings in the Christian Church. Mrs. Smith led a discussion on composting. Mrs. Glenn McArthur was wel comed as a new member to Lions auxiliary this week. Mrs. Ger trude Smith gave a report on the Garden t-lub meeting. Melga Behr aaked for volun. teera to help sort books in prep aration of opening the city library. Anyone wishing to help may call at the Methodist church all day Saturday, Several members will attend the state convention in Eugene next weekend. Madeline Zajanc, third vice president, will be pres ent to accept the charter from the state president. Mrs. Zetta Frieze of York, Neb., is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mc Arthur. Mrs. Harriet Munnick, high school instructor, has gone to Charleston, Ore., where she is attending the Institute of Marine Biology. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lingenfelter and children have moved to Walton, Ore. I CI f . ir?MT-rngT OOOl I KNEW T"" ( AMTSl Uxv-TwrT8! I - y V-g 41 eaw BL I OS SOON OS I SEEN I 1 1 HutrrXZZ J) RrtTTW X WTtlf II 8KB" mjyf IU V :? JMl )) n mm-T s ! w tef--rri4 km ii mh'swnr 0 mfim ta i . rva . lux ILK ORPHAN ANNUS -tJ . t,-M:-!MLd-i MtMMk tJ 14UIU Uktv T HUT MM IsV OM. V unu n .. ' li I rfTWORKEOI W COT THEV fJ IV PKTV UXX. JV 10 THEM CUT. A Lto m, So" J I THE OO 6UNCH OUT llHCT THEKE I I N. fr ESto. 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Phone 80 Florsheim SHOES FOR MEN and WOMEN BCIM II'S 1066 WUIametta miN T0TUM TRADINC POST AIR CORPS LUGGAGE U ML So. of Springfield Jet CRESWELL Mr. and Mrs, H. N. Traxler accompanied by his mother and sister JVlrs. Clara Trax. ler and Miss Lois Traxler of Eu gene left Wednesday for Sacra' mento, Call, to attend the funeral of E. H. Traxler, real estate brok er and step-son of Mrs. Clara Traxler. While there they will also visit Mrs. Fred Carlson, daughter of Mrs Clara Traxler and attend the wedding of Miss Pauline Carlson to Edward Wren of Sacramento. Fred Posey, formerly of Cres well, called on Creswell friends Tuesday. He has recently married and is now living in Idaho. He was accompanied by his brother Ray Posey also a former Creswell resident and now of Pomona, Cal. W, C. Adams, Harold Johnston, David Kaster and Paul Bussey are representing the Creswell Post VFW at the State Encampment at Grants Pass this week. Mrs. Hays Burke and Mrs. Harold Johnston are delegates from the Creswell Auxiliary. Mrs. H. L. Wright. Miss Alleyna Spencer, Ross Graham and Law. rence Chestnut, teachers, are at- teadinf the summer seeeion at the SAGINAW At the annual school meeting Monday Harold Laird was elected director for one year to fill the unexpired term of University of Oregon. Miss Spen cer who has taught in the local school for several years has ac cented a tnsition in tha Knlm city schools for the next year. F. W. Dffram law rialAfta the First Methodist Church, and Airs, j, . smith ire attending the annual conference of the Metho dist Church in Portland this week. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCoy have sold their home in the Bohrnstedt xrirHtlnn 4t m,. - j Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler and leave this week for Jefferson where they will take charge of the ranch owned bv her tniwilt mP - a member of the city council and nuuie vjrand ot tne IOOF lodge here while Mr, Mrrn h.. h active in many civic groups of Mrs. H. L. Wright, left this week to attend the 4-H club summer school at Corvallis. Miss Mildred uersner oi uedar Rapids, Iowa, arrived Friday to visit with her COUSin Mist Vr.nr.. u J j ..-tvea AAuworu una I aunt Mr a, Mjnnje, Howard. Z Jay Burleson, and Bob Bash was elected director for three years. The other director is Harley Wil liams, who will be in for two years yet and will act as chairman. Mrs. Noreen Sella was elected clerk for one year. They expect to do quite a bit of Improvement on the school house and on the grounds this summer. Mrs. E. Robinson of Eugene has been hired to teach the lower grades. She formerly taught here twice before. , The Camp Cookery Club meets Monday, June 23, 3 p.m., at the home of their leader, Mrs. Dorothy Ketcherside. Personals Peitrr Jean Ketcherside ien Tuesdav for Corvallis to attend a two weeks Four-H summer school on a half scholarship that she won on. her needlepoint sewing under the supervision of Mrs. Jeanne Morton. Norma Lou and Hal Callantlne left Monday for Montana where they will visit several weeks with their grandparents. The Frank Billings family have moved to their new home south of Qresweli - nM IT. AT ti"" , .J Elmer . . farm on which M forth, part 88 - J wno'w,";;'.rtw move on " - Anderson's W8W,1 thorns J.W children of Thursday ten dap witohs Foster now , nlanstoipw?' Julv 4 at MikK MT. VEBNON , O. D. Smith, "1S r Y.m to rtw" I fin fit. j.