Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, August 21, 1949, Image 35

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Newspaper Page Textf BMfr-fi"Td, Eugene. Or., gun- Any 21, 1941 y Board W Audit i ..I ftaco Programs - Suniqy, August 27, 7949 udit repon o iTk. 4. preparea Vn. Eugene aud- K u men at Monaay P whool board mee. Kmbers will meet at '..deration by the K? h ven a pro- rJLThf tween the school Universe of ore- "V matter 01 siuacuv T". ... Planned ' Hieh School ana PIl'Vl. wjthin the ... (or the teaching T. university has ten- .edtopay the school nrr..i sum. and will '".TTrt of land in the tm t0 the di5trict- F'.Ci il hear a recom- riarence Hines, 'tendent. for the ac fifr. tnre school site jj ci ? C. hn Investl- 1 nn Lobaueh. 9-5L,intendent of schools Buford. Central Lane t consultant. Children in .YHill area at present must E-Srted to other schools ....j will also hear Rich- Timl member of the M0!. . t :...nv rnmmtfi. rat on an application for ,jtense which has Been re kt the commission from L.tnr 01 a ncisuwwv ore - o r r , Iroe family wuiw Hew Grandson lijOK- Mrs. Ralph Hibbs y (or a new granasun 1 here this week, born i .i the Sacred Heart Hos- rutene to theier daugh' rtt Beth and husband, Mr, Ls Albert Cuozzo of Eil- DikM RalDh weigneo six . i. 1- .1 UJtV, Ua SrS'Iiail pounus at untw. no hat to Monroe Tuesday 01 kifk with his mother and kill brothers, Joey and It Mother and baby are ton tine, Mrs. Hidos said, BOOOW NOTES Kt HOLLOW Mr. and I H. Hughes are in Mojove, Mug after business inter- fcd visiting mends there. . Luther Davis of Stockton, orate to Canada, visited Ira-in-law, Mrs. Ray Hol- Saturday and will return bra longer visit. HELEN TRAUBEL Stoma IM STEINBERG, conductor wJard Symphony Orchestra SMmlnjtni Putudt . . Wagnar HSpilnj i i Wagnar "WlProyir . . . MaloH. iSckM . . M.ndtluohn " DtiKi In C Minor . . Dvorak froy . . Finnor WoBeoWilulMornlngl . Rodgart "TN. I i ; , Anthill N iM to (ouiblt dima :r,9:30p.m.KASH ? 6:15 630 :4i 7:00 7:14 7:S0 8:00 :1S f:30 900 t:13 9:30 t:4 10:00 10:11 10:30 10:4S 1 t.OT 11:15 11:30 11:49 Coiwt Htll I T-vi Art t Concert Hall If- m I Baptist ChL-rch 1 Smvi-v Marts l Church ot Christ I Sunday Music I CTrt5tii Hour (Revive, Hur B'.sssinn I Revival Hrjy Prephw I Swr-,1 Hcjr I Prophecy I Revival Hour I World Nwt t Krw I Wnr'Tiwcvxi forest 1 BiCt. O'tTin I Mitfic Cameos I Suwity Muj1raT S'ir.day Mjsic! Sir.igy M'iiica)t I Music & News Bible HKMirM Bible Highliita II Church. Hoti I Church. Horn I Bible Cass Bible Cla&a Luthsrsa Hour Lutheran Hour I Wali Time I Chapel Sa'or S-raa'fe I Salon Sfrar.ade I Mutual Ensemble News of Air I Fps Pf Melody ! Bus. Man's Newt Romance Hrvav Mi;'ua Enscrv.f Suniav Vw- J SunHay Vespers I P-e.tbv, Church ' Presby. Ch'in-h Prefby. Ch'iroh 1 Presby. Church Musle for Sun. Music for Sun. Sun. Favorites Canary Chorus I Su-rtar 5T'.nieale t Sunday Muilcale I Smday Musicsle I Sunday Musicate Sunday MusJcale I Sunday M ujral 1 Sunday Musicals f Music & News News Serenade Poe's Musm Doe s Music 1 S'tver Strir I Silver Strinfs tter:-.sl Uk'nt I Eternal Usht She'ey. Off an I Shtlley, On an I Chi. K" v.-'-able ' Cht Riund:a j1 i Ch'irrh of Air i cmiron t at Church o' A t I Church of Atr 1 News t H K Smith ) Gallery Gosstf) ' News, I Invit'li LetTl Ilnvit n to et'n People's Ptj'fprn PeoDie's Piano m S I- Tibernscl S t T.bernacle Barrl5'nfl Pandstartd Cyclist Here From England; On His Way to Br. Honduras By Dan Wyant Frederick Winter, of Sussex, England, paused in Eugene Fri day on his way to British Hon duras by bicycle, The wiry, sun-tanned ex-British soldier left Tranquille, B. C, Aug. 2, on the start of an ad venture that was a dream he shared with other prisonsers of ar when they worked in the 1 patty fields of Sinm. Coburg School Opening Date Set for Sept. 12 attending Oregon school? tor the first time must have physical ex aminations before entering school. 12:00 11:1S 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:49 Blarkstone Blackstone True detect've True detective I Baptist Church i Baptist Church I Ript'M Church I Baptist Church 2:00 2:15 2:30 2:43 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:4S 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 ;00 1:13 3:30 :00 :15 6:30 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:4S 8:00 8:15 8:30 :45 0:00 9:15 9:30 ,:4 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 House of Mystery i Orera A1bun I House of Mystery Opera Album 51" ane Messap- of Tsrael Martin Kane Message of Israel Pore-en Henorter pVcather Report J I runna.v nowcasr' I Sunday Showcase) I Words i. M I Words St Music I Poster. Newt I P Orch. I TBA ITBA I TBA 'TWA I TBA ITBA I Under Arrest Under Arrest 1 Ray Bloch I Jimmy Powers I Roy RoeerV t Roy Rocera I Nick Carter Siek Carter ' Sunday Showcase I Sunday Showcase ( Sunday Showcase I Sunday Showcase I TBA I TBA I Air Porce Band t Air Porce Band M-morles t Sunday Showcase I I Memories I Sunday Showcase I Sunday with You Sun 1 v p-vw I ! Sunday with You I Music & Newt I Music of Masters Music of Masters Hwd Calllne Hwd Calllne t Playhouse I Pla.v'ic.ise j Mr. President j Mr. President I St t-e Music"" Stop the Music um the Music Stop 'ne Music Calif. Caravan I Calif. Caravan I Scattergood Ba. I Scattergood Ba. Family Theatre I ThinV Past I Family Theatre I Think Fast Can you Top This Cavalc. of Muic lCan you Top This Cavalc. of Music I Secret Mission I Burl vo ' t Secret Mission I Lotiella Parsons I Fraternal!- Yours I Chance Life'lme 1 Bill Cunninenam 1 Chance Lifetime i Harry James Holland Calling Here's to Vets t Freedom Story Hwd Calline Hwd Calllne I Serenade I Serenade I CheriHri I Marc in UuSJe I Newt ISvmphory Symphony I Syrrohony t Symphony I Svmnhony Caval'.sro Orch. I Cavallevo Orch. I Serenade News Syphnnet'e I S-mphonelte ' Familv Hour Family Hour Johnny TVar Johnny Dol'ar 1 Sunday Showcase I Sunday Showcase ( Sunday Showcase) Music - News Concert Mter Concert Meter ; V.F W. An-ivers. I V.F.W. Annivers. I Murder I Murder 1 Relax and L.uten I News, Headlines j Musical Memories I ' Ted Ma'one 1 I Proudly We Hall I ! 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Symphony I Ave Maria Hour I Ave Maria Hour Harmony Lane l Harmony Lane I Harmony Lane I Harmony Lane I Who Said That Who Said That Horace Heldt I Horace Heidt I Kagan. Pianist E'mer Psleron I Symphony Hour I Pararte on Parade I Pa-de on Parade I Call PcOice I Call Pclice ' RocVv .'orn Rocky Jordan I News ! Geo. Fisher I Corliss Archer lCorlif. Arrber 1 Mi Brooks I Miss Brooks Tufe with t.uiBt I Life with UiW I Parade on Pn'-ade 1 Parade on Parade "TPhtiio Marlowe l Fii'ip Marlowe 1 Whistler JC FAMILV PLAN TRIP .JUNCTION CITY Mr. and Mis. Aage Gribskov and daugh iters, Caryl and Gail, and Miss Le 'Ann Grecorsen will leave Tuesday COBURG On Monday, Sept. by plane for Grand Island. Neb . , Coburg will again hear the where Mrs. Gribskov and the eirls j ringing of its school bell, for on'wi1l stnn for a visit with Mrs. Winter was on of Hip Rfl.nnnithat date school opens for the fall Gribskov's mother. Mrs. Marv soldiers captured bv the Japan-terni- This tne pounds are Gregorsen. Mr. Gribskov will con- ese at Singapore in February 1942. beautlfu' with a loy Sreen tinue pn t0 Richmond, Ind., where tUORA MAN ATTENDS VETERANS CONVENTION ELM IRA Ivan Parke flew to Cleveland, Ohio, this week as a delegate from Oregon to the Dis abled American Veterans' Na tional Convention. -He will con tinue to New York after the con vention to visit his son, Ivan Parke Jr., and his family. HOFFMAN'S JEWELERS Brdwy UUm.tU hve a Full Selection of RABY GIFTS "We used to talk nights .bout I ." ,h ;' P'A up school bus for ;vhat we d do if we er lived , fp athe a'nice tu"rt.! rXndCLTnl;etUhni; through the war. he said. "I had1 A onrt nrlnklir v;ipni n " g ua "rnna '''"' to meet his th notion nf wclinc throuch the I Z. V.? L'J?. fLH"ku ! family. They expect to return United States and Mexico, He came to Canada last year and worked long enough to fi ance his proposed trip. No Detailed Plans Now he's off on a tour that he school expects to complete in seven school grounds may be kept in nice con dition all of the time. A basket and towel system com plete with a new washer and dryer has been installed at the this summer. The hish rooms and the basement months. He's not sure, though, be cause he hasn't made detailed plans. "1 don t want It cut and dried," ho explained. adventure out of traveling. home the first week in September. I Symphony Hour I Whistler Symphony Hour Symphony Hour Catholic Hour Catholic Hour Five Star rtnal Sim Snadr Sam Spad SL rrancla Hour Sam fTayps I Serenade Mary Ann Mercer' Let' Panr Wax Museum I Garber Orch. Wax Museum I Orch.. Ncw Vaughn News Notes VAUGHN Mrs. Fay Holver stott finished her eight weeks' summer course at the University hall have been repainted. anu J"", . V V 1 Joe H. Stewart again is super-1"."; "-; intendent of the system and c(1 lo ner nonle r "orence. teaches hiqh school sciences. His' vean Rankin drove up from That takes all the assistants are: Miss Minnie Kjclde. noseourg irmay io visu nis par- bngiisn, litirar'. anrt commercial to "" ""' ritnH t,A...a..A.. u stioiects: iits. t-nranetn Mnon. ouiiutij, ixtiimiu hhu uip muiiicr to sec the Redwoods and thehlsli and junior high music and drove to Florence and Coos Bay. Painted Desert before his 3-fenlc economics: Miss Eleanor where they vis ted relatives few months U. S. visa runs out. .Edwards girN' physical erturatlon days. They returned Tues., Aug. Wintn.. ,, Cft tr ' n NIIl M'UUUI MH'IHI Ol-lrlll-1 , 1 mi 1. .I t v , .w i Jack Mitchell, mathematics, phys- m.lesadayonhs bicycle, a three- , , educatloni and bovs. Rtn,eti(, speed, light B Itish model. He h d Ro(i Wager. band, camps out nights, with the equip- M, Edwm.ris. on .,, f.c. ment he s carrying. Illllv thi, ,.Par is . aratt,,ntP 0f the His first impression of the Rmnio-Bnstrm SJchnnl r.f Phvslcnl United States was rather fright-Education affiliated with Tufts onmg, he admitted Thursday. College, Medford, Mass. For the Freighters Frighten past two years she has taucht "I came across the border into physical education in the public Washington," he related, "and '.schools in Poxboro, Mass., teach- started encountering all your huge ing in all 12 grades. auto freighters, l.oaded-down like I Wagner, also a new staff mern I was, and with narrow tires her. is attending the University of 6. C MITCHELL (Dealer) I N Tatl s AiMelatea 305 IOOF Bid. Ph. 4-5356 KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES THE MAN'S SHOF BYROM t KNEELANO 12 East 10th t River of Dreams I River of Dreamt I River of Dreams I Music. But. Brd: 11:00 I Sixn Off I News. Sirs Off I Sim Off Radio Programs-Monday, August 22, 1949 KASH KOREKUGN ABC 1100 i r Ideal : Itoo J KOAC'ZKGW "ZKOIN 6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:4S 1:00 6:15 6:30 6:45 I Farm News t Coffee ClocV Aerl. Speaking Bull. Board I Hemlnsvay 1 Breakfast Gang j Breakfast Gang I Good Morning I Cecil Brown 1 Lucky 7 Music For Mon. I Backi-d Neighbor I Yawn Patrol I Musical Roundup ! Yawn Patrol I Musical Roundup 1 Sunrise Serenade Sport & Music IRFD 1400 1 Rural Roundup Chapel Agronsky Morn. Hd'ltnes Time. Tunes Break. Club Bresk. Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club I Musical Roundup ' I nnwirai nouniup I Mitgicnl Roundup I Roundup, News Farm Time Farm Time Old Songs Kneass, News Smooth Music Smooth Music Pur. Sage Sam Hayes CVR t.t I KOIN Klock , Maeleod. News Jny. News I Fred Bec-k I Consumer News I Baker's Notebook I Make Believe Make Believe 1:00 I Kate Smith I News at Nine 9:15 j Harry Truman I Get Acouaintcd .6:30 1 Harry Truman Melody Prom. 9:45 I Album Favorites I Melody Prom. Top of Morning Top of Morning Top of Morning Music. News 1 KASHKTrMfneds ! Melody Time I Melody Time Melody & News News For Women For Women For Women 2nd Cup 2nd Cup Jack Berrh Kneajs, News Dorse.v Sior Dorsey Show Dorsey Hhow Dorsey Show Vocal Varieties Valle News Grand Slam Rosemary Wendy Warren" Aunt Jenny Helen Trnt Gal Sunday 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 I News of Air I Gospel Singer I Springfield Qufi I News 11:00 11:15 11:30 1145 13:00" 12:15 12:30 12:45 J:00 :15 1:30 1:45 2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45 Ladles First Ladies First Queen for a Day Queen for a Day I Noon News Melody Time My thi. Ballroom ! Inquiring Mike I Carle Musie I Galen Drake My True Story True Story I Fashions I Mode Moderne I Walt?. Time I Fashions I BaukhaRe Lane First Ed. I 1230 Special 1 1230 Special Accent on Melody Concert Hall Accent on Melody Concert Hall Accent on Melody) Concert Hall Melody, News I Concert Hall Loner Orch. 1 Big Sister toper Orch. I Ma Perkins (Todays Children Dr. Malone . I Lora Lawton I Guiding Light On with Show Theatre Page On with Show On with Show (News I Benton Agent I Spot Markets 1 Anim. Hush. Double. Nothing Double. Nothing Kneass. News Light of World Macleod. News t Come. Oet It I Norah Drake I Brighter Day Also visiting at Florence Sun., Aug. 14, were Mrs. Stella Houston and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Thomas. We extend our sympathy to the family of Guy Cassil, who died In Eugene, Aug. U: also to his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cassil and his sisters, Mrs. Inez Gates nnd Mrs. Glen McGee of Vaughn. HOUSE WIRING RANGE & WATER HEATER WIRING CLARKE ELECTRIC MS W. 7 th Ilat 5-MS1 on my cycle, I couldn't go on'rWn School of Music and will the gravel on the roadside with out skidding. And those big trucks bear down on you! I thought my trip was going to end right there in Washington." winter found the traffic bet ter in Oregon. He doesn t mind the Pacific Coast mountains. They aren't too bad, climbing with a gear-shift bicycle, he says, and "after you've attained the top. coasting down the other side is the next thing to flying.' Winter thinks cycling would be more popular in this country If people used the kind of bicycle he has, with gear-shut and racing-style tires. 'wjJrXuEav!iI teach band on a part-time basis. All former members of the grade school teaching staff are re turning. They are: Mrs. Elma Brockway, eighth grade: Richard Petersen, seventh grade and high school shop; Mrs. Florence Piper. sixth grade; Miss Alma Sturtz, fifth grade: Mrs. Evelyn Cox, fourth grade; Mrs. Olie Johnson, third grade and grade music; Mrs. Erma Schweppe, second grade; and Mrs. Mildred Gibson, first grade. Parents are reminded that first and ninth graders and all students I News, Headlines ( Comm. Calendar I Homemaker's Pro 1 Heatter's Mailbag I Against Storm t Against Storm I Tell Your Neigh. Dial Dough I Break. In H'wood Break, in H'wood Trading Poft I Even. 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I Reporter f Joe Hasel I Music you want I Music you want I Cues in Music I Cues in Music 1 Here's to eVta 1 News . 11:00 11:16 11:30 11:43 32:00 1 Sign Off t Swing Soiree I Swing Solre I Swing SfMre i Swing Scire TNews It's the Tops Loui?e Masjer Studio Party Party it News I Studio Party I Studio Party I Studio Party party. Bui. Brd- I Sign Off I Ram Ha yea Wax Museum Wax Museum Wax Mustum Serenade You and World Stuart Orrh. Orch.. News Sign Off I Silent I Sim Oft NEW FALL HOWS 'LL T TO HEAR WAN ON I THE SUNBLENDERS A brand new show that starts this week, featuring: music the whole family will enjoy and heard WEDNESDAYS 8:30 P.M. KAUFMAN BROS. SUNDAY THEATRE Back again! After a most success ful run last winter, this outstand ing local show starts again next Sunday from the McDonald Theatre stage. It will be heard, as last year, over KORE SUNDAYS 12:30 P.M. ATTENTION KIDS Little Beaver is coming to Eu gene. This member of the cast from the Red Ryder program, heard each Tuesday and Thurs day over KORE at 7:30 P.M.. will be at the Eugene J. C. Penney stars all day this Tuesday, August 23. OTHER FAVORITES Daily :45 A-M. Th Bulletin Board' Friday 7:00 P.M. 8Tn O'Cloek Serenade Saturday 10:30 A.M. Youth Speak! Hi Mind 1150 0 EVEHY DIAL !! AT CULP CREEK CULP CREEK Mr. and Mrs. I ,an Lraruuue leit ouuuajr iui turn weeks vacation. Garoutte is with the Bohemia Lumber Co. Week-end guests at the R. E. Wicks home were Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Read, former store owners here. A . surprise birthday party for Avonelle Wicks, was the climax of a busy day of hard work by ladies of the HEC on Tuesday of this week. The HEC canned chic ken to be used in their booth at the fair next month and planned to practice for Booster Night at grange which is Sept. 1. The pub lic invited. Minister Dave Kulawatz for the Row River Church, will ba re placed for this Sunday only by Robert Gype and an assistant, of Eugene (Aug. 21). Sunday school at 10 a. m- and church at 11. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Underwood and two daughters, former resi dents and recently of Ogden, Utah, are moving back to Oregon. They arrived home late Saturday and are now visiting with Mrs. Underwood's parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arthur. , COLLEGE CREST PERSONALS COLLEGE CREST Visiting Dr. and Mrs. Koons t'f Crest Drive are their old-time friends Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Weatherman of Herrington. Kansas. The Fred Getchell family haa had aa ruesU this past week Mr. and Mr. John White of Prtneville. The two famDie were former neighbors In North Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sanders and family of Crest Driva have just returned from a two weeks visit i of ha parent in Sait Lake City. Lyons Says . . . KITCHEN SINK SLAVERY " WINDOW Saqa Collin Bouahton TEACHER OF riANO ll09 Sylvan Dr., Dial 4-0803 PIEHCE RENEWABLE FUSES MO E. 5th Phone 5-4377 i , " y RUGS CLEANED on the floor Phone for Appointment PHONE 5-154, 1 i I2K WIUAMCTTS Pick-up and Delivery 1101 Willamette Dial 4-4271 1 OLD TIME TRAD (NO BEE ii BEST DEALS EVER ... AT OUR BIG BUY-NOW BIRTHDAY PARTY CELEBRATION OF HUDSON'S 40th ANNIVERSARY YEAR. OUR NO WONDER WE'RE IN A TRADING MOOD-the New Hudson l riding a ritlng fid of popularilyl Official figures prove it: Hudson tales are up 33 over last year at this time. And how people are switching to Hudson! Already, more than 107,000 have traded in other rnalps of cars, from the lowest to the highest priced, to own a New Hudson. ; . and we're going all out to keep the New Hudson telling at a fiat Dace, here in this community! Thot's why wa'r trading bo high (luring thia Buy-Now Birthday Party! We want you to discover that the New Hudaon, with exclusive "alep-down" deign, ia America's 4-MOST Car: 1-MOST Beautiful. 2-MOST Roomy. 3-MOST Road worthy. 4-MOST All-round Per formance! It's America ' moat roomy car, for example, because it offer amazing head room . . . the roomiest seats in any mass-produced car. Indeed, here ia a car of such ad vanced design that it's a protected investment for your motor-car dollars. So com In now snd enjoy a thrilling Revelation Ride! Bring your car. We're offering the bngert trade, the 6est deals in our history! 40 YlAts or tNOINIMIMO UADMSHir New Hhotho.D ONLY C4M WITH THI STtP DOWN DtSrOMf HERI'S WHERI TO COMI FOR THE BIO BUY NOW BIRTHDAY PARTY- BAILIE Y GILBERTS N 971 Oak St. Eugene, Ore.