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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1948)
t MIEBINO .roccowoK ...i I VAUGHN -m . Phone MSI 1 bw - SMS "floee Plastertal! ,Barnes8Son -rlM Contractor Summer Class Opens Monday A six-weeks summer school ses slon will be opened In Eugene pub- ln7"'ur"'B" " n M ame 11.. schools Monday mornV .Tn.to earn. cred,ts durln the summer, 14. High School, 250 Seventeenth Ave. W from 8 to 12 noon five days a week. Summer school classes will en able children in the elementary and Junior high grades to brush up on courses in which they lagged during the winter term. Senior high students will be able The school will be open to all grades, from elementary through senior high school. All elementary work will be carried on Irom 8:30 to 12 noon five days a week at Condon School, 1350 Moss St. At Eugene High All junior and senior high school work will be carried on at Eugene lu Padded )a a as wen as to complete some re quired courses if they want to de vote more time to elective courses during the coming winter. Violin Lessons Elementary students wishina to take beginning violin lessons may do so under the tutelage of Mrs.' Winifred Young, the regular grade , school instrumental teacher. The school district provides the housing for summer school ses sions, but the program itself must be self-supporting. For that rea son senior high school students will be required to pay $20 for the six-weeks term. Elementary and junior high students will pay $15. ..ii.WI. .MMlHU.n I I.IU1UIIIHH II Beef Tour Planned In Eugene Region Monday will be Upper Willam ette Valley Day in the Pacific Northwest Beef Cattle Tour ivhlch left Weed, Calif., on Sun day morning. The annual tour, sponsored by Western Livestock Journal, is designed to promote better beef and to study different pasture conditions. At 9:30 a. m., Monday, the group will visit Springfield and the farms of Chester Chase, Eugene Chase, and 3. LeRoy Chase. Fol lowing lunch In Springfield, the tour schedule is Sid Pruitt'a herd, Rt. 2, Eugene, at 1:30 p.m.; Mc Kemie Hereford Ranch, Coburg, at 2 p.m., and Walter Hubbard, Junction City, at 4:15 p.m. The farm of Dick Ward In Hal sey will be inspected at 5:30 p. m.. and the last stop of the day will be made at Prank Cochran's place in Brownsville at 6:30 p.m. The group will stop overnight at the Benton Hotel in CorvalUs. All Lane County residents in terested in the tour are invited to attend any or all of the planned Inspections. Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Sun., June 18, 1M8, Pay I ' Infant Offley The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Offley died Friday at a local hospital. Graveside services will be at Rest Haven Memorial Park Monday at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Ellsworth Tllton officiating. Bartholomew-Buel Mortuary tt ; Springfield will have charge. . ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaner. Air Purifier Bales, Service. 1409 W. Ul Phone 1612. mm Agent Lyons Van . Lines Agent North American Van Lines EUGENE TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. 550 Willamette Phone 160 ELMIRA REBEKAHS ELMIRA Rebekahs will prac tice degree work at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Odd Fellows Hall. PAINTING G. M. Russell Contractor General Industrial Stacks Mills Tanks Warehouses Decorating Composition Concrete Roofs Towers Shingle 1162 Cbarnelton Ph. 360 .. 7 IN TOWN Saturday for alum ni m-tlngs at' the University of Oregon was Palmer Hoyt, now publisher of the Denver IJost and fomerly publisher of the Portland Oregonlan. Hoyt grad uated from the university In 1923. (Staff photo, Wiltshire engraving). WANT JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER Have Late Model Pickup Truck Completed Equipped . With Power Tools, Etc STATE YOUR REQUIREMENTS G9Kg) iinnTrniinifiivnsirT"""1 111111111 FARM AND HOME STORE Springfield Junction 4-H Leader Goes on Trip Rarhnra Bloom. CrOW com munity 4-H club achievement urtth n nine-vear record of championships in a dozen fields, .,,111 19va TCiiitomi Sunriav morn ing at 8:45 on a trip that will take her to Washington, u. tH jjbiw Success, and a score of interest ing places enroute. Miss Bloom will return July 2 from the trip with three other outstanding 4-H Club members from Oregon. Their itinerary will include visits to the houses of Congress and other government installations. The trip Is sponsored by the Lane County Leader's Assn. SHELLY BUILDERS BUILDING CONTRACTORS RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL BUILDING FREE ESTIMATES B. G. 8CHELLENGER Phone 4122-W WM. K. MURRAY 910 Almotden St. EVANGELISTIC SERVICES V V M. E TISDEIi JUNE 13 to 27 HEAR M. E. TISDEL each night, 8 o'clock at Church of Christ 61 Jefferson Si Polll Parrot Perfect Fit Insured By X-Rqy THE EXTRA POINT WINS GAMES Bright light and lively . . Butcher LOOK AT THE EXTRA POINTS IN GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK t. 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