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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1948)
.Page 2, Bpgfster-Giiara, Eugene, Ore.. Frl, July 30, 1948 Hospital School Here to Put Up Quarter-Million - Dollar Facility (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) Maloney, Seattle architect who specializes in hospital work. : It will include beds for 80 youngsters in dormitory accommo dations, with eight beds to a dorm; accommodations for 30 day stu dents (the capacity of the present (hospital school); rooms for physi cal therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy; classrooms for kindergarten and grade school ages; dining rooms, kitchen and service rooms; medical examin ing rooms; covered entry way and play space; and quarters for the night staff. Construction will be of reinforced concrete. 1 The operation of the school ' and the progress of the children will be supervised by doctors; : A medical board bas always : worked with the board of dlrec- tors of the hospital school, and . doctors have given their time. The school, which will cost $90,000 to $100,000 a year to op erate, will have a staff of 25 to 30, including teachers, nurses, service and kitchen help, secre tarial help and therapists. Miss Markham Miss Blanche Markham, physi cal therapist and superintendent of the hospital school since it first opened in Eugene last Oct ober, will continue as superinten dent. The Oregon Society will fur nish about $20,000 annually to ward operating expenses, and the remainder will be raised through tuition, when parents can pay it, and contributions. First on Coast Tuition is estimated at $190 a month for resident students. It will be the only school of its kind on the Pacific Coast. The board of directors is look ing to the state board of educa tion for all instructors but the kindergarten teacher, who will be hired separately. About seven teachers will be required, the board believes. Selection Children will be selected on the basis of need, and on the basis of their capacity to benefit. Selection for resident students will be state-wide. Details will be worked out later. Ready In Year The board of directors hopes the school will be ready for occu- SATAN'S HELL DRIVERS, who will appear In a benefit show at the fairgrounds Friday night, do not appear too happy with Art Campbell, member of the Eugene Active Club which is sponsoring the show as a part of its youth recreation fun-raising program. Campbell seems content to ride In his ordinary car, but the drivers seem to want him to eome crash drive with them. pancy a year from this fall. It will operate on a nine-month ba sis. It was through a suggestion of the board that the hospital will be named the John Phetteplace Memorial. Dr. and Mrs. Phette place lost a son several years ago from cerebral palsy. JAYCEES TO NOMINATE Eugene's Junior Chamber of Commerce late Friday took out four petitions to nominate Ralph Newman for city mayor. Petitions are due Aug. 28. Why Not Get The Habit? 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The Bowman Dairy Co., Borden, the Beloit Dairy Co., the Capitol Dairy Co., the Hunding Dairy Co., Meadowmoor Dairies, Nnc, the Western United Dairy Co.. and the American Processing and Sales Co. and various officers were charged with Sherman anti-trust Act violation. For seven years, the indictment charges these companies unlaw fully allocated wholesale outlets of fluid milk for their own mutual satisfaction in the Chicago area, thus enabling them to keep milk prices up. New ChurcH Bids Opened Bids were opened in Portland Thursday for construction of the First Church of Christ, Scientist in Eugene, with combined low bids totaling some $3000 below the architects' estimates. Low bids totaled $196,951, com pared with an estimate of $200, 000. The architects, Burns Bear & McNeil, cited this as particularly unusual , since bids generally have been exceeding estimates. General contracting bids were: Ross B. Hammond, Portland, base bid, $162,969, alternate bid, $160,- 727; Julius Johnson Portland, base bid, $156,213, alternate bid $153,- 515; Electrical bids were submitted by L. H. Morris of Eugene, $6440; Rees Electric of Eugene, $7299.62; and Ace Electric of, Portland, $6755. Mechanical bids were submitted by R, E. Buck of Eugene, $21,500; Buchanan Co. of Portland, $25, 980. The architects noted that the lowest bids totaled $184,153, and that by adding the seating facih ties and carpets, which the build' ers will install themselves, the total is $196,951. Awarding of a bid must await action of the church board of di rectors. The structure .will be erected at Fourteenth Ave. E. and Pearl St., in Eugene. Campus Dance Set on Friday An all-campus mixer, sponsor ed by the men's and women's edu cational honorary societies, has been scheduled Friday, July 30, Hnll as a welcome event for students attending the second University 01 uregon sum mer session. Co-chairman of the event are Winfield Atkinson, principal of r,.o. wninrri School. Eucene. representing Phi Delta Kappa, the men's honorary, and Mary How- den, Eugene, represeniing 1-1 Lambda Theta, the women's hnxm-nrv Thi affair will start at 9:30 p. m. and there will be no admission charge. . Tf pecan nuts ire soaked ever-' night in water you will find that when cracked, the nut meat comes out whole. MacArthur Returned To Active Duty List WASHINGTON (U.R) The Army announced Friday the res toration of Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur to the active list of the Army in the rank of general of the army effective July 9. MacArthur has been on the re tired list since Dec. 31, 1937, even though he was called to active duty on July 26, 1941. He became a five-star general on Dec. 18, 1944 and that rank was made per manent on March 23, 1946. 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