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ever, ince most oi the glowing
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By GENEVIEVE MORGAN
FLORENCE Who has not de
lighted in a child's halting reci
tation of a Christmas prayer? En-
grossed by the sea of faces intent
upon the sacred program, the
words sometimes won't form at all,
and one little fellow spying his
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7:45 Morning Sermonette
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Dinning Sisters
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front seat lady a moment long' H v.
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iTo View Bids
The Eugene Water Board at a
special meeting Monday at 8 p.m.
will open bids on excavation work
at the site of the proposed Hay
den Bridge filter plant and con
sider its budget for the next cal-
Rcglstcr-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Sunday, Pec. 81, 1947 , Page 17
the usual sense, Supt. Ray Boals
has explained.
Instead, this statistical and fi
nancial statement represents a
tentative program for the water
Its purpose li to provide the
board's directors with full Infor
mation on costs and engineer's
recommendations regarding an
nual service functions and long-
board's 1948 activities, he said. I range expansion plans.
ever let him forget.)
As the ageless story ot the na
tivity unfolds the audience re
calls the scenes of childhood. Pen
cilled in one's memory is-the re
membered wonderment of the
most glorious season, when man's
goodness is paramount.
KflW 2H MONDAY
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: Early Bird Ballads
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8:00 Fred Waring 8hov
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9:00 Tommy Dorsey Show
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7:00 Take It or Leave It
7:30 Horace Heldt Night
8:00 Star Preview
8:30 Symphony Hour
9:30 Jack Benny
10:00 News Flashes
10:15 Nora Martin Sings
10:30 Catholic Hour
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u:is Guest Star
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il:S5 News Summary
11:00 Sign Off
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8:15 My Sereande
8:30 Ople Cates
9:00 Date With Dinah
9:15 Voice of the Army
9:30 Christmas Fantasy
10:00 Count Basle
10:15 Sports Final
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b:oo a.m world news
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8:45 Trinity Choir
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12:45 Right to Happiness
1:00 Hacxsiage wue
1:15 Stella Dallas
1 :30 Lorenzo Jones
1:45 Young Wldder Brown
2:00 When a Girl Marries
3:15 Portia Faces Life
2.30 Just Plain Bill
2:45 Front Page Farrell .
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3:15 Lora Lawton
3:30 Aunt Mary
3:45 Dr. Paul
4:00 This Woman's Secret
4:15 Life Can Be Beautiful
4:30 Relax In Rhythm
4:45 Stars of Today
5:00 Chuck Foster
5:15 George Moorad
5:30 Voice of Firestone
6:00 p.m String Serenade
8:30 Dr. L O.
7:00 Contended Hour
7:30 Fred Waring Show
8:00 Supper Club
8:15 news oi tne woria
KASB (1600) MONDAY
8:00 a.m. Crossroads
6:55 Sears Farm Fair
7:00 Top of the Morning
7:55 World News
8:00 Top of the Morning
R-Xft Rlhle Fellowahlri
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9:00 Invitation to Learning 9:55 World News 9:00 Telephone Hour
9:30 Guest Stars 10:00 KASH Party Une :30The Big Story
9:45 News 10:30 Christmas Calendar 10:00 News Flashes
10:00 People's Platform 10:55 Eugene-Lane News 10:15 Current and Choice
11:15 Pen Women 10:45 The Band Wagon
11:30 KASH Party Line 11:00 News
12:00 Radio Newsreel 11:15 Jan Garber Orch.
12:15 p.m. Weather Report 11:30 Time to Dream
12:20 The Farm Digest 11:55 News Summary
12:30 Crossroads Jamboree 12:00 Sign Off
Florence Evangelical United
Brethren Church is presenting its
Christmas program at the church
Sunday, 7:30 p. m., and extends an
invitation to the public. The pro
gram will Include the singing of
carols, recitations by the various
Sunday school classes, a 'tableau
and offeratory.
Florence schools will observe
the holidays from Dec. 19 to Jan.
according to announcement by
Principals Lee Weber and Deane
Mellum.
Florence Public library will be
closed until Tuesday, Jan. 5, an
nounces Mrs. L. Bresney, libra
rian. With the start of the new
year, a new schedule of library
days and hours will be arranged
and announced. Several new assis
tants will be on the staff.
Recent donations to the library
include a number ot children's
books donated by David R.
French with the Auxiliary of
Francis, A. Yost Post American
Legion givlnr "Four White
Horses and a Brass Band," writ
ten y Violet McNeal, a local
author. Arriving this month Is
s copy of the new Oregon Blue
Book.
Personals
George Hocker, who operates
the HI-Way meat market, is re
covering from a serious illness and
was greatly cheered by the visit;
of his brother V. W. Hocker, B:
4 R refrigeration owner in Tul
sa, Okla., who flew here upon
learning of his brother's illness,
and returned to Tulsa only because
of urgent business. The visiting
brother was greatly impressed
with Florence and its people and
contemplates selling out and re
turning here. Harold Anderson, an
old friend of the Hookers, ex
perienced meat man from Los An
geles is here to assist Mrs. King,
who has been carrying on the mar
ket during the emergency.
Arriving at the C. J. Morgan
home Sunday to spend the holi
days are their daughter Carolyn
Jean and heir nephew Fred Chan
dler of Portland. Other members
of the family coming from Port
land later will be Albert Chan
dlers and William Blairs.
Mrs. Mildred Waldo, third grade
teacher has been, granted a leave
of absence and will attend col
lege the remainder of the year.
The Clinton Carlsons have sold o
portion of their farm In Grant's
Canyon to R. D. Croslar. The Carl
son home Is included in the sale,
and will be torn down, and the
lumber used toward the building
of a new home for the Corsairs.
Carlsons will also build a new
homo. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Funk
have returned from visiting his
sister in Klamath Falls.
The John Stonelake family will
go to Washington to spend Christ
mas with the Vernon StonefieldF.
Mrs. Al Goodlln, daughter Doro
thy and son Tex have (fnne
Los Angeles where they will mf"
Mr. Goodlin and visit relatives ff
several weeks. Durin Mrs. Goor
lln's absence Mrs. Virginia Wicl
wlll be nurse in Dr. N. J. Dunn's
office.
The Hayden Bridge work, call
ing for( excavation of 30,000 cubic
yards of earth and 15,000 cubic
yards of rock, will be the start on
a project not expected to be com
pleted until 1949. However, if di
rectors of the water board let the
contract for the excavating, it is
likely that this initial Job will be
undertaken almost immediately.
The total cost of the new filter
plant Has been estimated at
$1,000,000. Watei from the plant
will be carried to Eugene through
a $500,000 pipeline, sections of
which have already been laid.
The budget to be checked by
the board's directors Monday
night is not a formal statement of
revenues and planned expenses in
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Hoffman fo Preside
Over Lane Attorneys
Louis Hoffman, Eugene, will
head the Lane County Bar Assn.
for the coming year, retiring
President William Riddlesbarger
said Saturday.
Other 1948 officers elected at a
recent meeting of the association
were: Herbert Lombard, Cottage
Grove, vice-president; and John
Luvaas, Eugene, secretary-treasurer.
The Grand Canal of China li
believed to be the longest and,
in some sections, the oldest arti
ficial waterway in modern use.
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HAVANA, Cuba (U.B Patricia
rsatira) Schmidt. 22-year-old
American dancer who shot and
killed her married lover aboard
his yacht in Havana harbor last
April, was reported Saturday
night to have been sentenced by a
three-man tribunal to 12 years in
prison and fined $5000.
There .was n. official confirm
ation of the reported sentence but
a formal announcement was ex
tracted Monday.
Tne reponea sentence, wnicn
was said to recognize Patricia as
the direct author of a premedi
tated homicide, also Included pay
ment by her of all court costs, it
was said.
About three-fourths of all fiber
consumed in the United States is
cotton.
Heart disease, the leading cause
of death In the United States, ac
counted for 30 per cent of all
U. S. deaths in 1944.
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