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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1952)
ifrperts Hold et at Florence I I pohort Kagv of the CAA met with ft-Ji" K&nrls recently to 'assist n recreating .inrl Kin and IOn"L i,-l,.,n('e. J interest, in V (lf thcm n "preventative mainten ludents Italia snn'":.lj ..Mnnlana and the Skys." Pilot safety ,lor fi'"1 .c" " , ' .., discussed and government bulletins tainint! to them were read. The government is realizing lhat problems of flyers must be worked out in small groups by the flyers themselves instead of the govern ment office. At present several conferences are scheduled to solve the problem of radio frequencies land channels for the various types 'of planes. .The grade school p()T,:(;T PROPKIt'l'Y o with 280 pup".: Tne majn problems of the local , principal. Albert flyers consist mainly of protecting '" ,ie Mrs. Alio nicir property at the airfield. Pen 1 f on,' -rades, Jim pie have been driving ears oh the and Hi" K' . air-strip and ruining the runways. rade, Stanley p" iA,uls as wcn as children seem to , lirs, 1'ellx Latham;, jijju (le airplanes are playthings " Jason Ilucklns; 4th .,m damage them. Others have '' jr, Don Buck- used Ihe hangar for a target for E n il nluml' 3rd snnuling, niaKiiis imira in 11 aim e, Bill ui , jeopardizing the planes. Damage rtrude Stoute, () airpnn(,s js not only expensive fedes, rauiine an( ann0yin(r but may result, in 2nd graces, nun- " a crncK up ami loss oi me. tins 12st gracte, mi. problem is really serious in tnis community. 78 students in the ANO'I'll Kit MEETING , r,. n T,.ui ,v.nnll.irf r li . nana Jtn a juium. i,,ccu i jlley teachers aie I ju i .v .ir mjndcd citizclls js pianned for Krs. Earl Brant. There school there. the near future and will be an- '!nounccd when the dale and place ounils ii jfi Kruse dousih arc sct. Florence nas a good air qijrson place in Sc0!,s field and there should be twenty Ijased it to her son-in- panca aciive on it instead of three jhler, ir. " or four. The (Jivil Aeronautics Thpv have remodel-, . ., ; inlristiH in rlpvolnn. and are moving out. jn(, rivjn)! jn u,js community and irpe children to go to ., a ccici in evervwav nossihle. (alley school. i At one lime a flying school was in t nf Stockton. Calif., operation here and it is hoped one lis mother, Mrs. D. j will be available again for youths IK home of his sister, nn( adults who want to fly. Aer. I : ity'was off at Scotts Val-, pi, p i pyx 5,gi and Elkliead fr ll LreeK r I A 4 Sunday, when the Holds First Meeting febrotaintliemov-. CItEKK-Presidcnt . I1"8 , ' Maurice Warner conducted the Jnsdon has been ap- fjrs mPctinK of he Kail Creek rtiwarden for the ' wn-, PXAi Tuesday evening, Sept. 9, at iwhicn naiiaie """:h(, schnolhmi.se. Plans were made ? for a teachers reception in Ihe form of a potluck dinner, Sept, 24. The following chairmen were an il r I I pointed: Historian, Mrs. Royal Car- jCnOOl pentcr, Health, Mrs. Margaret Kr- i will, munit iJiuidu, - lcicdiiun, lie 1A0 Mrs' G'en cioo('' Piblieations-mag- JIS 10. azine, Mrs. Fred McDaniel, Radio, 4 Mrs. Walter Hake, Membership, Ef Monroe Grade School; Mrs. (iuy Hills, Legislation, Mr. ii Enrollment of 162. This i Maurice Warner, Pre-school, Mrs. STKER PUTS IIP BIG BEKF Pete Williams, of Rhine beck, N, Y., is having troubles with his steer. Pete wants In wash the animal's face, so. the Hereford will look its best in competition at the Duchess County Fair. The steer isn't Interested in the project, and is putting up a futile beef. Noti Urges Registration Mrs. Inman Set to Help NOTI Have you registered? If not, you must register by Oct. 5 lo istrar for' this precinct. he. able to vote in the November election. Those who will be absent, or are physically unable to go to the polls, may apply to the county clerk for an absentee ballot un til Oct. 24, and after it is marked must be received by the county clerk not later than Oct. 29. County Election Deputy Lloyd Payne said recently that nearly 11,000 voters have been dropped from the rolls since the first, of the year, because they have fail ed to vote in at least, one. county wide election in the past two years. In order to vote Nov. 4, these persons must reregister. If in doubt about your registration find out about it at the Election De partment of the Clerk's office in ihe courthouse basement. Bush Pilot Comes to Visit Fall Creek By Mrs. JOHN SIMMONS KjUtfr-iuard Correspondent FALL CREEK Interesting vis itors expected at Fall Creek soon are Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Winchell and daughter, Pat, who will be visiting at the Smith-Hopfe home. Oscar is a brother to Leonard Win chell, who makes his home with the Smiths, and a nephew of Mr. Smith. Winchell, a modest man, with a story to tell, if he would tell it, and he won't, so we will, is one of the original "Bush Pilots" of Alaska. They are known as bush pilots, not because they flit from bush to bush, nor because they are high stepping bush whackers, but because they fly without instru ments in a no-man's land and tackle the flying jobs that most avaiators won't look at. Mr. Winchell, of Anchorage, and originally from McGrath, Alaska, started working as a farm hand in Alaska twenty-six years ago to ob tain flying instruction and later, purchased his first plane, an old World War I "Jenny." He started carrying mail and passengers. It gradually developed into carrying freight, and flying mercy and res cue missions. He laugh about Ihe time that he transported a milk cow. And an other amusing flight was the time he took a box of books, for. one mining camp, and a box of phono-' graph records for another. You guessed it! The camp lhat was waiting for the books, got the pho nograph records, and no phono graph. The camp that was wait ing for ihe records, cot the hooks. Alice M. Inman Is the local reg- But maybe they were lucky after THAT STUFF MARLIN, Tex. (IP) After weeks of clear skies and parched crops in central Texas, some thing fell from the skies. The Brazos Valley Times hastened to explain: "that strange-looking stuff was rain, brother." Mrs. Roosevelt Urges Press to Give 'Facts' WASHINGTON (IB Mrs, Eleanor Roosevelt urges that the nation's press provide an Impartial presen tation of facts so that the public can "think through the different sides of any question." Mrs. Roose velt issued her plea for a "forum of facts" in a speech Friday to the seventh national Conference on Citizenship. Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Sun., Sept. 21, 1952 31 SOUTH WIND CAR HKATKR Sale and Service CLARK BATTER V St ELECTRIC CO. 1641 W. 6th. Ave., Phone 4-331!! Register-Guard Want Adu Bring Results "THE LOVE AND LOGIC OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALING Is ihe lilie ot A FREE LECTURE By HENRY ALLEN NICHOLS, C.S., of Los Angeles, California Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, In Boston. Mass. II Friday, September 26, at 8 P.M. In the Church Auditorium, 1390 Pearl Street Radiocast Over Station KERG, 1280 kc. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Eugene, Oregon . CORDIALLY INVITES YOU Nursery facilities provided I all, they undoubtedly could read. SMISLEM'S FOOD MARKET Groceries Fresh Produce Meats Mixers Beverages Magazines Ics Cream ...TILL 11:00 OPEN FROM 9 A.M. DAILY A SUNDAYS Uth at High St. P. M. Dial 4-1342 less than the first , Wayne Winfrey. Sr last year. The Executive . Committee will It Home has installed meet at Mrs. Glen Goods to discuss junior in the' furnace finance and budget problems soon. ..Churning sawdust for A baby sitter will be at the meet irjose. The now burner ;'nKs ln care for children, and will Installed. Wood was be- he hired by the P.T.A. itlnair of lliis community to Monroo Rest Home y of this week. Report ie fell at her home here u ago sustaining injuries idj.it necessary for her he.care she will receive thome. About two years Ktlved a spine injury in Ills heen almost a com l!H since although she liderably improved the months. Spud Dealers Charged With OPS Violation PORTLAND nn The OPS ac cused two Roseburg potato dealers Thursday ot selling seed potatoes in May for nearly $715 above ceil Mng prices. ! The government in a federal j court suit, asked triple damages from Donald A. Matson and Don ald C. Bliss, doing business as i Matson tc Bliss. Kefauver Due PORTLAND im Sen. Estes Kef auver, Oregon Democrats' primary election choice for the presidency, will be here about Oct. 6 to speak for the party ticket, party leaders reported. WHY SUFFER! 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