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VENETA Youth for Christ
rally ia Tuesday, March 15, 7:45 p.
m. at the Veneta Baptist Church.
Main feature will be a sound color
film, "China Challenge." Paul Ar
thur will be master of ceremonies,
with the usual "singspiration,"
and "fun time."
Young people from all of this
area are invited.
McCune Home Burns
SHEDD (P) The McCune
home, a landmark residence six
miles west of here, was destroyed
by fire early Saturday.
Amelia McCune was seriously
burned. Her sister, Kate McCune,
and brother Robert McCune, vis
iting from McMinnville, escaped.
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Coburg Has
Women's Class
In Upholstering
COBURG Thera will be a
meeting Tuesday, 2:30 p.m., in the
school lunch room for all women
of the Coburg area who are inter
ested in upholstering classes,
which are to be sponsored by
the State Board of Education Divi
sion of Vocational Education
through the Coburg School, Dis
trict 43. Mrs. Mae Frye, of Eugene,
will be the instructor. A tentative
date for starting the classes is set
for Friday, March 18.
Anyone who is unable to meet
with the women Tuesday, may re
ceive information concerning the
classes by telephoning Mrs.
Charles W. Swango, 7098-J-l.
Coburg Odd Fellows will confer
the first degree on Raymond
Briggs, Tuesday, 8 p.m., at the
lodge session. The initiatory de
gree was conferred at the last
meeting.
Margaret Ann Tyler, Caroline
Hurd, and Micky Simmon left
Friday morning for Mapleton to
aroiei jii presenting we piay, "rne
Wizard of Oz." All three girls are
members of the cast. The play is
directed by Mrs. Jean Poull, of
The Stage Door Studio in Eugene,
and has already been presented in
Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hurd
accompanied the girls. The group
plans to spend the remainder of
the weekend on the coast.
Here are some more new tele
phone numbers: Briggs, Raymond,
7097 J3; Deardorff, C. E., 7080J2;
ueorge, jxorman, Z935J4; Gustal
son, Mrs. Zeta, 6869J1; Harbert,
Harry, 676 1J4: Luttrell. Lester.
7080J5; McNabb'a Service Station,
6870J1; Newingham, Charles,
7081-J3; CNeil, Mrs. Robert J.,
6902J1; Rice, Mrs. Cora, 6903J2;
Stallings, C. A., 6902J2; Swango,
C. B., 7098J2; Swango, Charles
W 7098J1; Tyler, Asa W., 6418J2;
Vogel, Charles E., 6355J3.
City Briefs
The Men's Club of St. Mary's
Episcopal Church will hear Dr.
Paul Dull at the monthly meeting
Monday at 7 p.m. in parish house.
Dr. Dull is professor of political
science and history at the Univer
sity of Oregon. His subject will
be "The Present International
Situation in the Far East."
A Children's Hospital School
benefit dance will be held Satur
day, April 2, from 9 to 12 p.m. at
the Masonic Temple. Chester
Pietka's accordian orchestra will
furnish the music for the Sons of
Norway sponsored affair. Admis
sion is $1.
Guest editor for the April issue
of the Journal of the American
institute of Architects will be
Sidney W. Little, dean of h
school of architecture and allied
arts at the University of Oregon.
Dean Little, who is the eighth
guest editor for the professional
architectural monthly publication,
will write an editorial for the
issue. It will concern transition
from student to professional
status.
Eugene Junior Artists
To Play Monday Eve
At McKenzie School
VIDA The Eugene Junior
Symphony Orchestra is to play a
concert at the McKenzie School,
Monday, March 14, 7:30 p.m. Ad
mission is 35c for adults, 15c for
high school students, 10c for grade
schoolers.
David Rhetoret of Vida is a
member of the orchestra as a
clarinet player.
Bailey Hill Modernizes With
Fine New School Addition
rtegrstPT-GTiaTfl, Kngene, Ore., Stm., March 13, 1949 , Page J
BAILEY HILL Bailey Hill
community can look forward to a
12-room school within ten years
according to Clarence Hines, Sup
erintendent of Public Schools of
District four, who spoke before the
recent Bailey Hill Parent-Teacher
meeting.
Immediate construction will be
gin on three additional class rooms,
a 63 foot multi-purpose room, kit
chen and heating plant, all facing
west.
Facing east in the Immediate
building program will be the outer
office, principal's office, book stor
age room, nurses room, and first
aid room.
The addition will be frame
construction, no basement, con
crete floors and will have many
windows.
Five acres of land along Four
Oaks Grange Road adjacent to the
school property has been pur
chased. An unique feature of the mul
tipurpose room, which Is the ac
tivity room and dining room, is
that the tables and benches are
concealed in the walls and are
pulled out when needed. The
benches pull out independent of
the tables.
The addition will give the school
six class rooms, and it will be
ready for the fall term. The pres
ent lunch room Is to be a visual
aid room.
Grade school pupils of Oak Hill
now attending Stella Magladry
will attend Bailey Hill until the
population of that area justifies a
new school.
Mr. Hines complimented the
school on the fact that a picture of
the first and second grades was
chosen for the front cover of the
Annual School Report for 1947-48.
Miss Grace Robertson, school
nurse also complimented the
school on having a Parent-Teacher
Association transportation sys
tem whereby mothers without
transportation are brought to
school to consult the nurse.
Miss Robertson also praised
the school on having clean-up
kits containing tooth brush, soap
and comb, to help the children
keep clean at school.
Mrs. W. Bowser of Oak Hill,
Mrs. Herbert Merker and Mrs. Al
bert Sirks of Bailey Hill are on
the nominating committee. A
money-raising event is being
planned for the latter part of April
which will include travel pictures
and folk dancing.
Attendance Up
At Willamalane
SPRINGFIEL& -Willamalane
Park and Recreation District at
tendance figures have been in
creasing steadily and a still sharp
er rise is predicted for the coming
months. Mrs. Irene Squires, dis
trict superintendent, announced
Saturday.
Mrs. Squires said participation
in the program was at present
greater man it had ever been. She
estimates that more than 1000
persons a week take part in some
program activity.
The superintendent said student
participation had increased consi
derably in the past few weeks and
that additional district activities
could be included in the general
recreational program now that the
school grounds have been opened
after school hours.
Mrs. Squires said a revised ac
tivity calendar had been devel
oped recently and would be effec
tive March 14. The program fol
lows Monday Garden Club. Methodist
Church. 3 p.m.; Glenwood Girla Club.
Glenwood gym. fl:S0 p.m.; Spanish class.
Blah School. 7 p.m.; Softball meeting,
office, 8 p.m.
Tuesday Textile painting claw. Lib
rary. 2 p.m.; Jr. High Girls Club, Jr. High
sym. orau p.m. Aauit cm praarwn, or.
High gym. 8 p-m.
Ttmr.rlna T.ini.ftln bnVR HaRkethall. Jr.
High gym. 6 p.m.; Jr. high boys basket
ball. Jr. High gym. 7:S0 p.m.; Boxing. Jr.
High gym. 6 to 0 p.m.; Glenwood Boys
Club, Glenwood gym. 6:30 p.m.: Shop.
Hlgn acnooi. I p.m.; rnowirBpiMfi man
School 7 p.m.; Square dancing (adults).
High School, 8 to 10 p.m.
Friday Folk dancing. Lincoln School.
13:30 to a p.m.; Jr. high canteen. Masonic
Temple. 7 to 10 p.m.1 Jr. police, Jr. High
gym, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday Story hour. Library. 10 a-m.
Pl.vsrniinri. nt all aenool arounda are
open and supervised duringthe follow-
ina umes; tuonou' uumim riivar. .....
to 8 p.m.: Saturday. 10 a.m. to $ pjru;
Sunday. 1 p-m. to 8 p.m.
Eugene Air Reservists
To Get Inactive Pay
Over 100 air reservists in Eu
gene's 746th Squadron will share
in $1,681,000 just made available
for inactive duty pay. The money
was allotted the six number air
forces of the country for reserve
training pay for the first three
months of 1949.
Lt. Col. Jackson W. Lewis,
commanding officer 284th Air Re
serve Training; Center at McChord
AFB, Washington, said the amount
earmarked for this area is equal to
that already approved for the last
three months of this year.
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COMPANY
At Danebo
DANEBO The executive com
mittee of the P-TA will meet
Tuesday, March 15, at the home
of Mrs. Myers at 3220 Richard
Ave.
Red Cross workers In this
area are:
Mrs. Neat Miller, Mrs. Chris
Pedersen, Mrs. Roy Warren,
Mrs. W. Z. Myers, Mrs. Hallle
Burr, Mrs. L. A. DeMers, Mrs.
Paul Prltchard, Mrs Carl Peter
sen, Mrs. Melson and Mrs. Mike
Bollnger.
2 Go to Trial Tuesday
In Park Scuffle Case
Paul Judd and Frank Budrow,
both of Portland, who are accus
ed of assault and battery, will be
tried In district court Tuesday
morning.
The two were held after a fight
on Jan. 17 in the city park blocks
with Joe Cullender, merchant patrolman.
Judd was shot in the shoulder
and Budrow received facial and
head lacerations in a scuffle with
Cullender in front of the county
jaiL Cullender was attempting to
jail the two men.
Both men, who have entered
pleas of not guilty, were hospit
alized after the incident, Judd for
several weeks.
Budrow also faces disorderly
conduct charges to which he has
pleaded not guilty.
Jobs Hard to Find
WASHINGTON (JP) If you
are the average man looking for a
job it will probably take you about
eight and a half weeks to find one
and maybe longer.
Tha Census Bureau said Satur
day that was the average time It
took to find work last month. This
compared with 1 weeks in
January.
Men were facing the bleakest
aspect all the way around, in both
unemployment and in time re
quired to find new jobs.
It was taking them an average
of nine weeks to find a jo'b arjainst
an average of weeks for wom
en, the bureau said.
The unemployed total rose to a
postwar peak of 3,221,000 last
month.
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