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L Officer Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Sun., Jan. 13, 1952 Page gam Begun 3 u hunching a two . .'iW tf 18 ' n Mi men I it. ft Tan V'0 g officer ca- hita the reserve if. is , I net I swl pr,; and Balph wac P'Hent in health. I'?tMI George En- S " ?Tta the draft or m , subject to the a er turf recau- . for hi completes L7 does not inter im " .Vademic year. He d allowances Lint" inw com. E,teroen,co-eas 3 , M Smdetion of two C upon '"""onrrwi h'Vaduatiorfrom Kfrfrfw the same pay !'; as the men while rNinety-three differ- ... presented at 7,m sVhool at Great ;SJ BlA-1 " ' " & . I ummPn be- m men ," h rP fefK Rifled F ' r mjf more in- Ln or an interview. Lg hand bitten hilPHIS, Tenn.- UB -Pat P1 ,S t lh. kind of Ebe got when he helped an Lback seat bit him when he hana on me pm... EUGENE ACTIVE CLUB officers for the first half of 1952 are pictured above, during installation Thursday night at the Veteran's Memorial Building. From left to right they are Ed Wheeler, first vice-president; Ted Baker, second vice-president; Wayne Hubbard, board member; Kurt Olsen, president; Rudy Kalina. Wayne Atwood, and Bill Alexander, all board members. At extreme left, shak ing Olsen's hand, is Harold Miller, second vice-president of Active International. (Staff photo, Wiltshire engraving.) School Board To Set Election Springfield's school board will probably set a date for a proposed $900,000 bond issue when it meets Monday at 7:30 p. m'. in the school administration offices. The board, at a preliminary meeting a few weeks ago, un officially approved the election. Superintendent E. H. Silke out lined at that time a program for the next three years which would also add $200,000 per year for a cash levy under the school budget. The $1,500,000 woulde be used for necessary school buildings and ex tra classrooms. Members have approved setting up legal machinery, to be okayed at Monday's meet, for the election. BURCH'S ANNUAL MID-WINTER SALE ENDS TUESDAY JAN. 15th AT 1060 WILLAMETTE Portland Man Renamed To Head AFL Council PORTLAND (P) Phil Brady of Portland Friday was re-elected president of the Joint Council of Drivers of AFL Teamsters of Ore gon and Sotrthwest Washington Jack Schlaht, Portland, defeat ed A. O. Garrison, Portland, for the post of secretary-treasurer. Other officers: H. R. Mtkesell, Vancouver, Wash., vice-president; Ed Benjamin, Salem, recording secretary; Jack Estabrook, Port land, Cliff Evanson, Portland, Fred Lowe, Eugene, trustees. FISH SCALES BEAUTIFIED WOBURN, Mass. (U.B Mrs. John E. Trull's hobby is fish scales. She makes everything from Jife-like flower corsages to jew. elry from 13 varieties of fish scales. Early Spring ? So it's June in January. Mrs. J. T. Cannon of Walton scraped the snow off Spring Beauty growing near her home Saturday and brought it to the Register-Guard office. It sported balf-a-dozen hardy purple blooms. She first noticed the blooms Dec. 5, she said. Christmas Seal Sales Continue Christmas is far behind and all the tinsel packed away, but the Christmas seal sales campaign still goes on. Although revenue from the seals now amounts to about 10 percent more than received by the same time . last year, Lane County Tuberculosis Assn. work ers believe that many persons have been waiting until after Christmas to make their remit tances. Money can be given area chair men or mailed to Lane County TB Assn., Rm. 217, IOOF Build ing, Eugene. One area has nearly doubled its sales over last year. The Coast Fork District, split into two areas this year, has reported a 96 per cent gain. Viola Walkup is chair man for the Creswell section. while Mrs. Waldo Taylor leads the Pleasant Hill part. WOODEN LEG HELPS JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (U.R James H. Taylor credited his wooden lee with saving him from drowning when his rowboat floundered. Taylor said the wooden leg kept him afloat.' woust Vbr DIAMONDS "YOUR RELIABLE JEWELERS' CAN TRANSFORM YOUR OLD DIAMOND PIECES '"to Something New and Different! OLD DIAMONDS taken from worn-out or out-moded ettings are easily and cleverly set in new mountings. New dazzle and a larger look, now hidden in antiquated mount ings, will appear. Let us give you an idea and the cost of having your diamond reset Credit? Tes, Terms Easily Arremgedl We Charge No Interest Or Carrying Charge! "EUGENE'S FINEST JEWELERS SINCE 1909" ISi SSSSSSSSfefel Up to 18 Months To Payt 1 1 --sdCIITj' "i $219.50 Kroehler Modern Suite I ' liM Ifine frieze coverings, )0&8 I ilJli "ii.-PPl $319.50 Val-Seaver 2-Pc Sectional II 'tm f jlllfeF 18 tCXtUre matelasi" eovcr'' 10075 I " "& jMSS'jlLllMa d89.Sfl Val-Ssovar 8V4-H. Sofa I - UT-A ; f m I coverings" g TMm 1 Jlfe fi . Wig.SOTc.nlta.onTunedlonSola 8gtf t dftSMS'WrW J$Z H luxurloul1 Srey textured labrie UP3 r yf fringe and boucle trimming JLFO 1 MReo Soving II sit l&mnJ. . . JJsiJAl- JI4 WOUSt )P DIAMONDS OFTEN (Next to McDonald Theatre) Dial 4-3203 Friday Evenings ii we cf Ins omuri VI!
