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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1948)
Pgjre 9, Reglster-Guard, Eugene. Ore,, Tuei,, Jan. 13. 1948 Mayor Names Avisory Boards Af Year's First Council Meeting (Additional 8 tor ra 1) A Monday night's matting of the dty oounoll, the flnt of the new rear, Mayor Earl McNutt announced annual appointment to tha city's boardi and commis sions. Accaptad by action of tha coun cil, member! of tha advisory (roups are i follows: Board of Appeals Roy Stein and R. C. Beardsworth, both re appointed, and Bob Wllmsen, new appoint. Electrical Board A. K. Ham llton, C. M. Willlama, Don Robin ion and Dr. Will Norris, all re appointed. Plumbing Board Jena God- love. Raymond Torrey and t. T. Mack, all reappointed. (One additional member to be named later). Health Board Dr. Anthony Triolo, Dr. E. D. Furrer, Dr. Irvin R. Fox, Dr. Glenn Morgan, Dr. (AUTOMOBILES FOR RE J By tha Mlla, Hour or Day I EUGENE AUTO RENTAL CO. Broadway S Pear (Opposite! Eugene Hotel) Pbone 5348 NT? "7vi W.L-. WLJ 'TIL YOU SEE HDCSON. HOUSEHOLD GOODS OUH SPECIALTY, ACROSS THE I HALL OR ACROSS THE NATION. Wi Will Advli You on the Boat Method to Ship. EUGENE TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. 650 Vi Willamette Phone 160 Fred N. Miller and Dr. L. O. ni- terline, all reappointed. BiiIbi Commission Elisha Larga, Dr. H. Talbot, W. W. Port er and Edward Adam, all reap pointed, and C. A. Swarta, new appointee. Airport Commission Elisha Large, Victor Morris, Jasper Clark and Lynn McCready, all reap pointed, and O. E. Kingzett, new appointee. Reappointed for a six-year term on the Civil Service Com mission was Arthur Hendershott. Another four-year term on the library board was extended to W. R. Riddlesbarger, and Clarence Urey was named as a new mem ber f the planning commission to serve a four-year term. Tha mayor left committee as signments of the eight city coun- cilmen unchanged from last year's scheduling. Continuing to serve on the committees will be (first named is chairman in each case): Public Safety Committee A. L. Hawn, E. F.' Bailey and Peter J. Hanns. Public Works Committee Cal vin Crumbaker, V. Edwin John son and Harold Wells. Finance Committee W. L. Davis, A. L. Hawn and V. Edwin Johnson. Health and Recreation Com mittee V. Edwin Johnson, Calvin Crumbaker and Harold Wells. Judiciary and Printing Com mittee E. F. Bailey, Harold Wells and Peter J. Hanns. Airporta Committee Ray E. Allen, W. L. Davis and Harold Wells. Woman Injured Mary Dawson, 17, 1101 Eighth Ave. W., was injured but not hos pitalized in a traffic accident Monday at the- intersection of Eleventh Ave. and Lawrence St. Drivers of the cars involved were William McDpugal, 142 Lawrence, and Stanley Dawson, with whom the Injured girl was riding. Both cars were moderately damaged. vow CAM OM LINCOLN and MERCURY SGRVICE Why b satisfied with ten, when you can get Lincoln and Mercury lervlee that ii falter, finer, courteous always? When you bring your car to our Lincoln and Nfcrcury Service Headquarters, your satisfaction la assured by modern precision equipment, and expert mechanics who know your car and their job. What's more, our service is Interested service you'll find every one of us Is personally Interested In your car and your motoring pleasure. Won't you make It a point to come in soon? COLLARD MOTORS 72 E. 11th Phone 4769 j i i Dog Show Plans Made Ready Benching for tha dog show Sunday at the Armory Is prac tically finished, according to Dorothy Duree, Eugene Kennel Club president, and no more vol unteer carpenters are needed. However, Saturday night late, after the wrestling match, the volunteer "Stevedores, Inc." .will reassemble at the Armory to un load the benching and install It on the main floor, and make everything ready for the big show, which runs all day and evening, Sunday. Gray's Feed and Seed has offered to transport the benching and give it free storage afterward. Spicer's Mill and the Eugene Planing Mill do nated most of the lumber. Patrons interested in dogs are especially invited to attend the Kennel Club meeting, Wednesday evening at the upstairs auditor ium at Carey's Stove Store, ac cording to Mrs. Duree, who stres ses the fact that It la not neces sary to own a dog to belong to the club. At the meeting, membership applications will be received, of ficers nominated for next year, last-minute dog show details ar ranged, and several experienced kennel owners will speak, giving advice to amateurs on dog show procedure and showmanship. Yatican Envoy Recall Asked WASHINGTON A new organization of Protestant churchmen, devoted io -serration of church and state," asked m. ,u.v that President Truman end the practice of sending a per sonal envoy to ine Vatican. AIK.....U rv,rhati7tnff it had nO intention of .criticizing the teach ings or doctrines or. me nomau Catholic Church, the organization oM tha fhurrh had made "omi nous progress in its strategy of winning for loeii a position i special privilege in relation to the state." The Protestant group asked Im mediate recall of Myron Taylor, President Truman's personal en voy to the Vatican. Mr. Truman, who conferred with Taylor Fri day, has reassured Protestant laaHart in tha nit that there s no permanancy to Taylor's post. The new organization Is known as "Protestants and other Ameri cans United for the Separation of Church and State." The Statue of Liberty In New York Harbor is .152 feet high and stands on a 90-foot base. Lane County P-TA To Meet Thursday v A rtanfalmn. COUntV club - ...in tnpalt Thursday as part of the' program of the Lana Coun ty P-TA meeting irum w to 8 d. m. In Stella Magladry school. The county-wide meeting is expected to bring out representa tives from all P-TA groups and will Include discussions of the coming year's activities. The school building Is located In the Braes south of the city air nBrir anH mm he reached via Twenty-eighth and Friendly St. Patricia Burt Graveside services for Patricia Burt, rga one, Rt. 1, Springfield, will be Wednesday at 2 p. m. at Rest Haven Memorial Park, with the Rev. E. S. Bartlam official Bartholomew-Bucll Mortuary Kans. win hava .hlfw Patricia . in Euagna. sV- nw. Mr. and M"1 grandoaren.. ,?a tJ Travess, ,U ' $ r'M i Mrs. Ethel y M TAK A LOAD Off YOUR MINT)! YOU.TOO.CAN 44AVC , .... . - - ri. , A CASH LOAN JX'I for bfnt 4" self-prlmlng de-waterlng pump. Connected with 3-ohase elect, motor. Capac ity 460 gal., per minute. WESTERN TIMBER rsuuuno Ph. imi, or iiii 100 to 1000 OR MORE i Auto and Persona! Loans COMMERCIAL 'CREDIT IP LA IV Incorporolid 1200 5. W. Motf lien St., Portlond 5, Ortges EUGENE AGENCY29ti..frth.t.w.T.i.5M i"y!ti Seal Sale Over Half Way Mark SPRINGFIELD Mrs. Phil Koh ler, Lane County Public Health Association chairman for this city, said the tuberculosis seal sale is well over the half way mark here. 1 She asked that those who have; not sent In their contributions as; yet, should do so in order that the association may complete their re port. SELBY 4.BCB PRESERVER SHOES Exclusively at BUIM'H'S IBM Willamette Vacuum Cleaners IMMEDIATE DELIVERY STATE TIMBER SALE SSOO ft! 51000 8J! Orsl auction bids will ba received by Lynn T. Cron,i. State Forester, at Western Lane Forest Protective AssocisTuX tr.n., nreeon. beninning at 11 o'clock A. m i. Ru Ihe timber designated for cutting by the State Forest,, 7? 'H following descxibpd lands located In Lane County. Oregon: l,e TimDer oniy amuunuiia i"jr more or less of mi. Douglas llr and second growth Douglaa fir on the E'iiiit WWVC, NE'.iNW. WiiNE'.. Section 13, Township AM Property Itnel art NOT run and will be the reeponsibiut, m . lul bidder. "W j, Minimum prices that will ba accepted art as follows: $0.00 per M lor old growth fir and S3.00 per M fo. Douglas fir, payment to be made on the basis of a stst fc "sealed bids, accompanied by required payments, receive i Forester. Western Lane Forest Protective Association, VenetT A.' 'lr.nlr A. M. January 2ff. IMS. w 1 be rnn.fH... .u"1' l: oral bid and will be posted for the informalion of all bu(i!l,L'l bid to be applied to the purchase price, returned to the i2L or to te reiaineu as nqutuaiuu uuin.se) snouja me successful k7 to ouallfy under the terms of the timber sale nrosnM... ... check in a similar amount must ba nhown to be In possession i ' ! as a qualification for such auction bidding. If an oral bid ii at ine closing ui inc ami. u u.Tjuu, uiupi immediately nuk.t, pavment and confirm the bid as submitted in writing on a lut. , Board of Forestry bid form. 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