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Students Plan Concert at uu v . i .tnrinnti will pre- cSCoe,tr.-b.nd con- '""JMday at 8 p.m. In the SmoMhaachoolMc PAINTING fl m. Kussell-Contraotor General - Industrial sticks MU" Sinks Warehouse nnnraiini 1 ' Concrete Towers 1162 Charneiion Roofs Shingle Ph. 360 on the University of Oregon tsm- pua. Student from 40 high ichoola will be In the 40-volce chorui, tha SO-pleca band, and tha 80-pIece orchestra. Instrumental soloists and small ensemnies will r Matured at a concert July 8, followed on July 8 by a program of vocal solos and ensembles. There will ba a high ichool or chestra and band concert July S, and on July is tha regular sum mer session chorus and band will present a concert. MOTHERS Let tha kids roller skate while you shop 2VJ hours for 81c. Saturdays 1:80 to 4. NAS HOLM'S ROLLER RINK, 25 W. 7TH. Rom phere I sit ... iy Joe MarsH Pampered Farmers tin folks In ear towa were " .r..t.th.T'd be really LVAod np over that nationally cir-S.rtlcl..n-p.P'rf- th,ftofthland. from where I sit the farmer is rthingbut "pampered." If hes off today than twenty year. Tm It's bew" he's worked hard I flmprova th. quality and qu.n tltf of his production. Take Bert Childers, for example. Bert li UP four ,n the ,n0nin I, get the milking nlshed-and ploughing or hamstinf , depending oa th season, an til sundown. In the evening he Anally relaxes with the minus over a moderate glass of bear. And the farmer today's not only tomptratt in his habits, like Bert's evening glass of beer . . . but toler ant in his opinions. So hell prob ably say of that article, "somebody got the facta wrong," and Just let it go at that. Copyright. 1948. Unlit d Statu Brtwtrl Foundation f jAtr, tiff?!, " 1 H p ".If fl-rMm G3 f"h I i5 p;i iuA fef ', r " , 1 i i u A (NEA Telephoto) Oeneral Mark Clark, Blxth Army commander, awarded a medal to one naval officer and termed another "one of the greatest Navy com manders'' in ceremonies at tha Presidio, San Francisco. Shown standing at salute during retreat are (left to right) Admiral Chester W. Nimttz. retired, who was applauded by Gen. Clark; General Clark and Vies Adm. Jesse B. Oldendort. Tha latter was awarded the Dis tinguished Service Medal for work as commander of battleship sup port operations of Luzon In 1946. SWEDE RALSTON AIR SHOW Spfld. Sun. July 25, SI, Kids Free GAS ENGINE SERVICE ENGINES AND REPAIR PARTS Prompt Repairs Clark Battery & Electrlo Co. 1991 W. 8th St. Fhone 80 Swim Course Closes SWISSHOME The Lane Coun ty awlmming and lifesavlng cam paign of the Red Cross for Maple ton was completed recently at Swisshome with Wallace and Don Ciochetti in charge. Mrs. Howard Peckham arranged for the trans' portation. Seventy children par ticipated. nLLU (11- f -1- I Is Ittegistor-Cuara, Eugene, Ore., ThnM., July 1, 1948, Page W nuuame vcneiaiui ja.e aiiow Boost in City Emergency Fund Except for action to Increase tha tha audience to remind the council emergency fund in tha 1948-40 city budget from $7048 to a more comfortable $14,800 and the trans fer of $300 from a playground ap propriation to permit the rebuild ing of bird pens at tha Skinner's Butte park, tha city council Mon day night adopted tha budget as it was drawn by the 18-man citizen- council budget committee. Boosting tha emergency fund was made possible by develop ments Increasing the likelihood that the city soon will sell the power generator that cams with its purchase of the Mlllrace. Possible Buyers City Manager Deana Seeger told tha council Monday night that in addition to the prospective pur chaser who now has an option to buy tha equipment for $7800, the state penitentiary has indi cated strong interest in tha gen erator. The council decided to add the price of generator to tha city's anticipated revenuer for the com ing fiscal year and to balance the budget by adding a like amount to tha emergency fund. The need for an appropriation to rebuild the bird cages was pre sented by Councilman Vern Hawn. His discussion of the sub ject led to an expression that the city parks and the recreation pro gram should be administered by separate departments. Councilman P. J. Hanns affirmed this sug gestion, and with some citizens' voices added the plan of pooling all parks and recreation funds was talked over. C. E. McLean then spoke from PRODUCER? public ARRET LANE COUMTTS OWN SHOPPING CENTER Corner Broadway at Charnelton CHOICE MEATS JACK'S MAIBKIET PHONE 4101 PORK ROAST ... ..... Lb 49 PICNICS Swift's Sugar Cured .... Lb. 49C BEEF LIVER u 49c PORK CHOPS Center Cuts . Lb. 69c LUNCH MEAT (Assorted) WIEHERS.. u. 49 FRYERS Colored Fresh Killed ! Lb. Shop Jack's Market for Choice Meats - the Basic Dish for Every Meal GROCERY DEPARTMENT Orange 8 Grapefruit Juice 21 Shortening K. P. 2-Lb. Can 73c Columbia Sauerkraut , No. 1 Can 10C Whole Sweet Pickles 8 Oz. 22C Royal Gelatine All Flavors , 2 for 15C Mayonnaise Best Foods Pt. 51' PflrT'Pak tas Deposit) 2 Qts.29C Margarine Durkee's Lb. 40 Tuna Solid Pack 39 Chipped Beef 3 Oz. 39C Luncheon Loaf 12 Oz. 49 Salmon Southern Beauty . 1 Lb. 65 Crackers Snowflakes . .... 2 Lbs. 4 Coco-Cola Pack of 6 25 STEEN'S MARKET No. 12 Main Entrance Public Market Specials for Friday and Saturday CHICKENS MEDIUM ROAST HENS Colored lb. 39e Lge. Roast Hens Colored lb. 45 HENS For Fricassee lb. 35e SLICED BACON Steen's Maplekist Rind off lb. 75' BEEF RIB STEAKS lb. 75' ASSORTED SLICED LUNCH MEAT lb. 58c CLIFFORD E. JOHNSON The Blind Merchant In the FubUe Market "Over 800 Articles for Everyday Borne Use." k Comb. Griddle and Waffle Iron FILTER QUEEN VACUUM CLEANER On Display. Free Demonstrations. BROOMS Made by the Blind. Every Day Clothing it Am. Beauty Eleo. Irons if Streamlined Pressure Cookers "YOUNG" Washing Machines, 2 Models ir Lawn Mowers if Ladies' Blue Denim Slacks V Dutch Boy Paint if Floor Waxes Shop The Public Market CORNER BROADWAY AND CHARNELTON that the voters approved a two mill levy at the May election al ter it was placed on the ballot by the City Recreation Commission, an organization representing all city service clubs, fraternal or ders, business and labor organiza tions. Play Area Funds McLean suggested that recrea tion commission campaigned for the special levy by stating that certain specific sums were to be spent to develop the various city play areas. Those sums, he added, were the ones appearing in the budget. City Manager Deana Seever added a comment that particular emphasis is being placed on the recreation program because the city is attempting to get the pro gram properly started. Also Parks After Planning Consultant How ard Buford pointed out that the neighborhood play areas also have been designed as parks, Seeger stated that this would be more apparent when grassed areas and landscaping are fully developed. As adopted the budget will re quire a tax levy of $397,298. On the basis of the anticipated in crease in the total assessed valu ation o taxable property in the city, this will probably figure out around 19 mills tax on each dol lar of valuation. Other Sources However, property taxes will cover only 45 per cent of the to tal $883,415 budget. The rest will come from other revenue sources: fines, fees, licenses, state-shared moneys, etc. The 1948-49 municipal budget is $98,712 greater than that drawn for the fiscal year just ended. However, only $7282 was added as independent action of the budget committee. This sum represented all that the committee legally could increase the tax levy under provisions of the Oregon state con stitution. The greatest part of the increase came as the result of special auth ority granted the city by its voters to exceed the constitutional "8 per cent umuauon" in providing for items of outlay approved in the May 21 election. BECAUSE Double Murder at Sea Mystifies Philippines MANILA (U.R A strange shooting at sea heads the list of current cases in the Philippine constabulary's "unsolved" file. A fishing captain sighted a small neat sailboat bobbing aim lessly off the coast. Overtaking it, he found the corpses of a man and a boy. The bodies were riddled with carbine bullets. Seven empty shells were scattered about the boat, but the carbine itself was missing. There were no signs of a strug gle. Robbery was dismissed as a motive when $25 was found in one of the dead men's pockets. Their boat, which bora the words, "You are always in my heart" in brightly painted letters, appeared on no official registry lists. Officials said the small era Pt might have drifted several hun dred miles before it was discov ered. It's the Coffee What Does It NEW YORK (IP) You iWt have to go on a binge to see pink elephants. Persons who see the brieht- eyed little animals that really aren't there the victims of chro matopsia, the Better Vision In stitute says. But, the institute adds, alcohol isn't the only cause of chomatop- sia. It may be induced by over indulgence in coffee and tobacco, ur ay nervous exnaustion, hyster ia, or eye ailments. BIGGEST AIR SHOW IN OREGON. Spfld. 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New New New Mess Kits .1.19 Canteens . ... .. .1.25 Cups 75c Pack Sacks 3.75 With the Metal Frame LUNCH BUCKETS Thermos Bottles Heatah Cookits Complete - 4 Aft with heatabs.. l.UU For the Camper YouTl always find unexpected and extra values In Nationally Known Brands that you can buy with confidence at these Home-owned Stores where "It's a Pleasure to Serve You" OPEN FRIDAY NITES 'TIL 9:00 P.M. 61 East Broadway , Eugene 1st & Ash 442 Main St Oakrldge Springfield We Sell For Less Because We Sell For Cash
