Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, September 21, 1948, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPage , Kegister-Guard, Eugene, Ore,, Tue., Sept. 21, 1948 Music Series m Concerts Listed Opening with Jan Peerce, Met ropolitan tenor, who will sing here Sept. 30, Eugene and University Civic Music Association will offer a seven-concert series to its membership for the 1948-49 sea son. Talent, chosen Saturday, and dates of appearance, make up the following scheduled program: Wednesday, Sept. 30, Jan Peerce; Thursday, Nov. 4, Carol Brice, contralto, concert and radio artist; Monday, Dec. 8, Vienna Choir Boys, on first American tour in ten years; Wednesday, Jan. 5, Florence Quartararo, young Part or every meal you eat; a necessity that costs so little, yet improves... some times glorifies... everything you use it on! For 40 years we've made salt as good as it can be made. LESLIE SALT-Pirfnor Iodised ...in the red package. Alwayt free-running. Metropolitan soprano whose debut in San Francisco was called a musical sensation about two years ago; Monday, Jan. 24, Robert Casadesus, French pianist, sym phony artist, director of Ameri can Conservatory at Fontaine bleau; Wednesday, March 9, Nath an Milstein, violinist, symphony and recording artist, who was heard here about two years ago; Friday, April 8, Minneapolis Sym phony Orchestra under direction of Dmitri Mitropoulis, a return engagement. Eugene Men Return From Navy Training Eleven officers and 37 enlisted reservists, including five from Eu gene, returned to cities in Oregon and Washington Sept. 17 after a two-week training cruise aboard the destroyer USS Swenson. Returning to Eugene were John D. Collingwood, Rt. 2, Allen E. Hall, 858 Washington St., Horace E. Nickson, 1960 Lincoln St., Her bert A. Spady, 1335 Alder St., and Wilmer L. Huff, 1340 Mill St. 4 Teeth Wanted MILFORD, N. H. 0J.R) The Granite Fish and Game Club has posted a substantial reward for the recovery of a set of false teeth lost by one of its members while landing a fish. KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES Byrom & Kneeland TDK MAN'S SHOP t Fast lOta I OR DEPENDABLE DENTAL WORK See Dr. THOMPSON TRANSLUCENT TEETH IMMEDIATE INSERTIONS TRANSPARENT PALATE THE NEW AND IMPROVED ACRYLIC DENTAL PLATES 774 Willamette (Upstairs) .. Ph. 6061 No Appointment Neeessary for Examination Cocker Wins Show Honors "Champion Lodestar Country Gentleman," a black cocker spaniel, took top honors at the Second Annual Eugene Kennel Club Dog Show Sunday at the Armory. The dog Is owned by the Lodestar Kennels of Olympia, Wash., and was shown by Mrs. Pauline Williams, owner. As "best in show," the dog won the Veterinarians' Trophy, donated by the veterinarians of Eugene. The large gold cup was twice as tall as the dog. The winner of "best in show" also won "best in group" for sporting dogs. Other group win ners: hounds, a Russian wolf hound, "Champion Igar of Ro manoff" owned by Miss Beverly Traglio of Portland; working dogs, a standard schnauser, "Champion Flare von Tappen owned by Nicholay Finn of San Francisco; terriers, a Kerry Blue, "Champion Fox Hills Reveler," owned by Mr. and Mrs. William S. Fox, of Piedmont, Calif.; toys, a miniature pinscher, "Stockdale Northen Venture," owned by C. B. Van Meter, of Van Nuys, Calif.; non-sporting or miscellaneous, a Boston terrier, "International Champion Long's Brat's Witch," owned by Long's Brat's Kennels, of Olympia, Wash. "Johnnie" Thompson, 12, of Eugene, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson, was winner of the children's handling class, With Nancy Britten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Britten of Route 2, Springfield, as girls winner and runnerup. Good crowds passed through the Armory all day, and it is ex pected that the show will pay its expenses, although no financial statement is available yete ac cording to Mrs. Ray Bond, presi dent of the club. The next Kennel Club meeting . is Wednesday, I Oct. 13, at Carey's Stovt Store, upstairs, at 7:30 p.m. Anyone in terested in purebred dogs is invited. Three Join Navy Enlisting in the U. S. Navy, at Eugene last week were Oscar George Theilen, Rt. 1, Cottage Grove; Gene Bert Johnson, son of Mrs. Edith E. Christensen, Dex ter; and John Daniel Karras, son of Mrs. Mildred Dunn, Oakridge. Got reservations? Q&tff)& MSKer -fast -(4S& onf ('stance When you need an answer right now, better use long distance. It's fast . . . it's personal . . . it's dependable. And calls are going through faster these days . . . usually while you're holding the line. Now and then at busiest haul's, there may be delays over some routes. 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