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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1947)
1 M 1 ml f Slalion lo Begin Vfte formal opening in "" of Its new tre pidation radio .tation, 'S't has been testing L past ten dayi. wh0 IaVictor irecoros i 2 itE SIFT THAT I have TO aeta In their homes may 'l"u up we vocational schools testa or iom f .1 , Christmaa programs which h. students presented during the trial period. The new TM ( u.,. j to be one of few in the North- ' niaiaiiea ior educational pur poses, cost about $10,000. The Vo cational school previously had a broadcasting studio and other equipment wmcn used to teach radio to its students. Regular FM broadcast from 1 to 3 p.m. liva aay. a wee alter the formal opening. A definite date hat not oeen act. nowevt. The station will K ..j v. uoiu xui training technicians and those in terested in learning the broad casting Vocation. It mill it possible to bring educational j;ivi programs into the classrooms 01 oiner puonc schools by wiring them for rwoMna m k j uiuautiisis. Construction nf th. ttin. .. oegun last May under direction of noger nougium, iradio Instructor at the school. I j SINGLES f Indian Love Call Nelson Eddy, I Jeanettt MacDonald h jalousie S Boston Pope Orch. f iivwimU a Fume In D Minor (oacn; rnui Orch. Silent Night, Holy Night Schumann-Heink Qoto' Borne Lawrence Tibbett Mrl Fluta Overture Toscanim ec bbu Symphony Depnls Le Jour Dorothy Maynor I a Monastery Garden, nrf In & Peratan Market Organ solos Tsbe Trlste Phlladelhpia Orch. Msreh of the Toys Boston Fops Orch. Danube Waves, waltr Rmton Pods Orch. Ats Maria, and Air for G StrlnK violin solos Tsmbourln Chlnols, and Meditation from (Thais) Frits Kreliler ALBUMS Frsnok: Symphony In D Minor S.F. Orch, Monteux Blnuky-Korsakow! - Scheherezadt Suite The Three Suns nmvr alhlim Cowboy Classics Sons of the Pioneers ; OPEN MONDAY TUESDAY EVENINGS WILSON ' MUSIC HOUSE I 10th Ave. Phone TZ7 IrtoblWied In 1 Jl Flower names arm iii,.- .t ten by botanists in Latin 'so that the referenpM m K ....j . , - ...Uj wv uuucioiuua by colleagues in every part of the wuria. gwwtiewiifititieTwiii CHRISTMAS c -I! Beautifully Re-conditioned Band Instruments Comets Trumpets Clarinets Saxophones Flutes Circular Alto Trombone All Highest Grades Priced Low You Save 40 to 50 WILSON MUSIC HOUSE 39 E. 10th Ave. Ph. 727 Established In 19)2 to KIMBALL THE FINEST SMALL PIANO IN AMERICA TODAY! DIRECT BLOW ACTION (Easier to Play) ORGAN TONE CHAMBER (Greater and Deeper Resonance) BALANCED EVEN TENSION SCALE (Stays In tune longer) NO OTHER PIANO MADE Had These Three KIMBALL Patented Features. PRICED MODERATELY Two Years to Pay We Carry Our Own Contracts I 1 104 Are. Phone 727 I Established In IMS a Permanent World Peace Plan Voiced at Springfield Meet Rctjster-Quard, Eutene, Ore., Sunday, Dee, tl, 1MT , Pafe TEN BABRELS OF CANNED FRUIT, TOYS and new cloth ing Items were sent to the Doernbecher Hospital at Portland aa a Christmaa Installment on contributions annually made to the chil dren's Institution by the Lane County Federation of Women's Clubs. Assistant Fire Marshal F. M. von Appen (left) and Capt L. E. Johnson (right) are shown above assisting Mrs. George A. Brigga, chairman of the federation's hospital committee, with final packing of the barrels. The city fire department Is used aa a depot In col-, lectin Items for the hospital shipment, and the firemen pack the barrels as various women's clubs bring In donations. As shipments are readied, they are transported to Portland free of charge by McCracken Bros, freight lines. (Staff photo, Wiltshire engraving.) SPRINOnELD Ray. X. I. Bartlam, Eugene, speaking to the Rotary Club here Friday on the "Meaning of Christmas," told what he thought would be a solu tion to gain permanent world peace. He said "men must change If wc are to gain peace inrougn men's schemes" and for men to change they must turn to Christ "who is the only one still able to change men." Turn to Christ People, said Rev. Bartlam, for mer president of Eugene Rotar lans, ai self-centered, but if they turn to Christ they "gradually be come outward in their thinking." He told the Rotarlans that if 'you change" (in this manner) "; our home will change, your children will change and some day the world will change." He said it Is the men behind the schemes for peace that are the only ones who can make the schemes work. He warned mat thoie men mu: ' be changed. Tells History Rev. Bartlam gave a brief sketch of the de-elopments in his tory that led to the celebration of Christmas on Dec. 25, poinung out that the Christian faith in the western world had celebrated Christmas on that date since about 340 A.D. Gregory the Great, a bishop In llnse the beginning of the Christian era it Is estimated a- bout 40 billion persons have lived In the world. Rome, had Instructed his mis-Ion arles to change the designs behind I the meaning of the celebrations of the primitive peoples (they wor shipped the sun gods at this time of the year when the sun changed from its r ion course to its low course) to one of Christian spirit ual meaning. Canned Goods Canned fruits and vegetables were the price of admission to the members for this meeting. The canned s ' da will be turned over to the Business and Professional Women for distribution to the needy. Tho eluh - voted S3A of elub funds to purchase Christmas'"! candy for Springfield children who attended free movies Satur day at the Varsity and McKenzie theatres. McKenzie Students Plan Holiday Play VIDA Students of McKen zie River school will present a Christmas play, "The Littlest An gel," it 1 p. in. Tuesday, Dec. 23, in the high school. Blue River Civic Club Is spon soring treats for children attend ing the affair, and Santa Claus has promised to appear. Magnesium metal was first pro ducted in Germany about 1913. STENWICK and KOK Present 11 ft Mo Show" DON MOTTER, NARRATOR LEONARD NEWELL AT THE ORGAN JIMMY KAYS. TENOR AND OUR GUEST SOLOIST PHYLLIS BOWMAN 12:15 12:45 HOHlE...of course Rubenstein's bring you their very finest Christmas Surprise . ; 10.00 value Table Lamps in three beautiful styles arid colors : Twenty-four inches high ; Glazed pottery in lovely Wine Red; Rose Beige or Great Lakes Blue Distinctive designs -Silk Shades On Sale Monday at' 9:00 A.M. at the unbelievable price of only 3.99 KONE BOLD TO DEALER! NO PHONE OR MAO. ORDERS PLEAR OPEN MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGI UNTIL CORNER Or EIGHTH & OLTVI Open Friday Night Till 9 P.M. MiMMtMltMaWiMtiMS
