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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1953)
Lup Lays Plans Set Up School , .of incorporation worn, issued in Salmi last, week. T.L An. for the Hr-lp of Rptarrlorl Children Seal status now officially established, the assorts- lit' -ie Ihic vcnrlc In Rpt nn a crhnAl ; 17 an educational program for about 25 pupils already 'i . n..,',, niomhors consist, nf rm-onle Af tu i.:i wv ' rii'pn and nlhoe nM.. -.i.iuiift unci dents See TV cstod in them. According lo Mrs. Elisabeth1 Wnochlor, a member nf the as snoialion who is privalely learn : ins two classes now. the crnun n, on ,vnir school officials J"? bw tenlalivrly offered faci. W" ii.. i .hnl'l'le t a Eugene church. Sh El W(dnfJO ' ' . ... said the ,i,ii- v ' t hive TV Set K JIT, i(-.-, in enn- r ,,n.rilion telecast: strut,t a building of lis own when ' 'Sv high number 0 fj-nrls are available. The assncia- lion is financed by naronts nf Ibe H,0 children and nlher members, (ho FIRST MKKTINCi F'klH harrowed. Most of. The association's first official I j ihnv enioved it. I meeting will be at 8 ,r(, ( pupils saw sets imiiim p.m., Tues- . rinv Jin 97 .1 ii r t . Mho Portland area wiui;- m m- J.nii.fl., fZ he ceremony also! Willamelle St. A bnard of pleased. Among'-'" directors will be elected and parents who are interested !n en- ,lK1i address was a " "K wnom win jHUturai ..,; I he given an opportunity lo inin ih. association. Annual dues are $S. According to Rev. George Mc nonough, minister of Ihe Uni tarian Church, the association was L,rh with soiinn anvii-i, fjlarr, slate AFL secrc- slalo CIO secre- Broivn, . .;j-.l TTtcftnlinu'ei '..nbnned to continue the Martort in Eugene by a group of WELL USERS URGED TO STERILIZE WATER Flooded premises probably have been contaminated with water containing sewage, and careful steps should be taken to avoid endangering health of citiiens, Lane County's health office said Wednesday. T)r. A. Trinln. directO! ( the county health department, has given advice nn what to do if wells have been covered by flood waters or if flood water has approached within 100 feet of the well, provided persons intend to use the water for drinking, culinary or bathing purposes. His statement follows: "It can he assumed that FLOOrtEn premises have been con laminated with naler containing sewage. If your well has hern covered hy flood waters, or if flood water has approached within 100 feet of Ihe well, these Instructions should he followed before using Ihe water for drinking, culinary or bathing purposes: (T.KAN AXn PI MP well until water runs clear. STKRII.IZE: Add ordinary bleach such as "f'lnrnx" or "Purex" to well as follows: One ounce nf bleach to every in gallons of waler In well, or one pint of bleach to every 160 gallons of water in well. (Larger doses of bleach will not be harmful.) Pump some of the mixture out of and bark Into Ihe well, thoroughly rinsing the Interior walls of the well. (Note: One cubic foot of water equals Hi gallons. A six-Inch-round hole contains 114 gallons per foot of depth.) HOLD: Allow mixture to remain in well 2 hours. Pl'MP: After 24 hours pump well until free from chlorine odors. Call your County Health Department for a sanitarian to col lect a water sample Phone 4-5215. Until your water supply Is certified safe, BOIL all water (en minutes before using for drinking, bathing or culinary purposes. "j Western Europe Hit by LONDON IW Fifteen million ' Frenchmen more than a third of !the nationwere reported laid up I with flu Tuesday as icy, choking fog continued to blanket northern Europe. 1 France's flu epidemic left count less offices and factories with only Influenza skeleton staffs and cut school at tendance in half. In fog off the Dutch coast, five ships were involved in collisions during the night. Londooers groped through fog for the 12lh straight day. Seventy-one Britons were reported in jured in bus crashes. Register-Guard, Eugene. Ore.. Wed., Jan. 21, 1953 HA I. A. rl'immT .l-irh IMimmirr 1. A. Plummrr, Insurance i ?nn Eugene Medical Center Eugene, Ore. Thnne 5-472 VISIT OI K m:ov room Largest single display of Lenox on the Pacific Coast. HOFFMWS v 81.1 Willamette id -for lighfer baking ! extensive educational program for retarded children. program and prin-j Pcnts who felt the need for an Army Draft to Call 53,000 in March OVtonsiVn iwlllr-slinn! nmn... l- ....i ' w AhHIMi TON MS The Army late Monday. The figure s the wants 53,000 men called through me as lM announced for Febr-' selective service in March and . .... . i '. Ihe Defense Department has indi- and wl,h 4nnn0 raled mnnlhly calls may continue -'anuary, 47,000 for each of the at about, that level through June. 'three preceding months and 30,000 J he Army draft call was issued in September. .Hairs ; the Democrats. Lftch demonstrated the ,v democratic and Chris testations of leadership," I jlvron C. Cole, pastor of w Christian Church, said. AT OWN SPEED I "Retarded children will now be recognized as a legitimate and important concern," Rev. McDon ough said. "They will he received inln a sympathetic and planned environment where they can pro gress at their own speed, he ac cented as persons of worth, share imMiMrii Ai. '"'' the companionship of their equals ,!: I""'' wen Corel-: and be supervised hy understand ing annus wno are prepared to deal with their special problems." For further information con cerning the association, persons in terested may contact either Mrs. Paul Simpson. 4-6405 or Mrs. Wacchler, 3-244S. DOUGLAS R. SPENCER Attorney at Law ANNOUNCES THE OFENING OF OFFICES FOR The General Practice of Law 877 WII.LAiMETTE ST. EUGENE, OREGON Associated with BAILEY and HOFFMAN Attorneys at Law PHONE 4-7161 or 5-2001 i ' S1FEW&Y STOBE REGISTER-GUARD WANT ADS GET RESULTS r. Et . frv Alex .liinlnp Nichols, 300 HO; Carl Leonard I.nnd H i St H": Ravmnnd Allan J Enf, 1n; A"? n. Hufrman, Enier -Inhn Pavld Sadrr. 1425 jl; William O. Kyle, H2S N. -klns miifftrr: .lark LaVorn r; Rainbow Prlvr, $1. $ llrfn plal: lhpl .lose irntkm, Kucnr. $5; Richard Unnrt. 13BB E St.. $1; Svcn l-ift. K St.. 1; Homer E-tnser. 115 r.cm Avr., $1. brenn Hrenw plaifR: Herherl -.r. m N. lth St.. $1. rjinr' llccn.te: Charles .1. I3t. 1, V lo InrludrA no tall Rob i.ee mnrri! Engineers Ask Bids on Houses The Corps of Army F.ngineers. Clpownori Portland District, issued invitations Kvr''r"hr"n "mj'n'si'J for bifl ""'V on several build iIiVdn"fai""re"ln yield rlBMiings located at Ilorena Dam, six . miles east of Collage Grove B tnnlw: miann K. nimiiey, ft.) .II. The buildings to be sold and re- t. drivinr Alheri r.eoree Ed-, moved Irom tnc premises inciune: I 1, Fwnr. tsa. i , vn j hedroom w ar emergency r-: liv rlop: Oooald dale , , I bin. to. I houses; one 4 bedroom war emer- nn ani niNT. pkrmitk gency house: one temporary gar r SrtWAiw. wer. N. c. Hum-. 4fir 32 x 100 feet with gas tank; PnEX S'X "own.inne temporary fish hatchery build-i-iUr. men. nidre t lithling, 42 x 76 feet, with an addition, if,., tnm: rharie. H'roM.'g. so fpH; , walk.in refrigerator. fc tlrtfr. rf.lHpnre nllTflllnn at : ' , . Ssi . b.w; nMhel AKcmhiy of I Bids will he opened in the rort ir.nnd h-iiirtcr, chiirrh t 2UI . and office at 1 p.m., Friday, Feb. 6. Bid forms may be obtained from the project engineer at Fern Ridge Dam, near Alvadnre, whose mail ing address is P.O. Box 952, F.u- nnnn n. frnm the Ham tender at i 1, Box 305, Collage Grove. . Hn.nw. jtliolic Priests I Polish Trial iroN irThe Warsaw Ii Tuesday night five Fnlish Catholic priests will he Mnesdav on charges of: r- C for thr t'nited States. I rOUT Uie in Mre Hadrast, heard here, said! FRKPFRICK. Okla moth l' ill be before a military or and her three children per il Krakow. Poland. ished Tuesday night in flames iinounrcment came nnlv a which swept their 2-ronm frame r n after a Polish news- dwelling after a kerosene lamp -'Jelling Vienna, Austria, exploded. Victims were Mrs. F.rma lei strongly that the Com- .lean Thompson. 22. and her ehil I Wsrtaw 'rnvernmeni -9t Hren Alfred. 4: Gary 2: and Pell Inn attack on the Roman F... in months. A fourth child e Church. caped unhurt. TARK'S I AIRWAY SANITIZOR ompleNly. Rebuilt Guaranteed U Tools PH. 5-1597 p Free Home Pemonstrotion "West's Leflrmo f:ui"n Cleaner Stores ii j n n A mm ' " Imi mmm continues at Sferliitfi's-willt limit? ileitis reduced 20 -30 -40 -50 Trend Shop' Samples Assorted Ringsley upholstered Pull t'p Chairs, fine Mafe!ase fabrics, exposed mahogany frame. 49 Reg. up to $10 l.imert Oak Kneehnle Desk hy Mansion House. Beautifully designed and finished. A regular $0 value, 69 now fireside or Conversational Chairs, styled k llarrii. Tangerine metallic npholslerj, Chinese motif. $149 ji' " t .An ir-' o K . r"" i nmer nr Orosional Table Lamp, a Kelhy original contemporary style for $50 ' Ihe fliscnminannx. nu- em mm BILTWELL DAVENO & ROCKER SETS NOW REDUCED! Fomous Biltwoll construction in this ot trortive rjovrno nnrj matching rocker. colorful hnnrl blocker) tappstry covers. Both pieces only nr m is ru EXTRA SPECIALS $:n Polished Brass Hang ing Fire Screens Com plete with brackets, now only M2 Modern l-Tnor Lamps ntyled hv Modern Era. Complete wi'h wa-hshle pis. He $88 shades w Values In Assorted Plaslir Holly, siood Headboards, complete with brackets ann irgs. uya Your choice Foam rubber Tweed Sofa, designed hy Stvlraler. Modern fabric srronght Iron legs. Re. $300 NOTHING DOWN on designed IS7ffV't,,?'Vt; '1 ' 'dim J credit ATTRACTIVE NEW METALLIC COVERS For Ihe first time at this price a heau JJ" lifill Bill w)1 2piece set. davepo and rocljer , in enmomporan iiiii.". Both pieces only -- LATEST MOHAIR FRIEZE FABRICS ... ...!. MAh.lr frlern slvled lo fit anv living room, at a remarkably low price. Choose your favorite decorator color. Both pieces Open Fridays 'Til 9 P.M. SAVE AS MUCH AS 50 ON BEDROOM SETS Sore Eastern maple set. Kile stand, dresser, framd $ dresser mirror, full sire bed, deck on deck chest. All IPC, Eastern "Cordovan" dresser set. Beautifu.lv .jjH double dresser, large plat, mirror and 4 9 full sire panel bed ..American Walnut" modern set. Handom doubt . drTs.pr. plate mirror, choir, of hookras, or $ 34 panel headboard, commode - Spec Tal.fnrni. Ccptemporary" seafoam ih set U'gJ double dresser. pla"d mirror, $ 99 latticed footboard bed ..mocha ood" rnod-rn ser Extra large triple dr..,. b..l.d piS'" mirror, matrhin! bookea-e $4 headhosrd. footboard 6 pre rherrv contemporary sol Very neue-t design Large double dre"er, beveled pla'e mirror, bookcase bed, $349 2 lovely commodes and extra large chest of drawers SHOP ALL FOUR FLOORS VT. ftlfa Ave. DINETTE FURNITURE Virtue fhmme tables In assorted styles and colors. Divnniin'i"1 stock, hut perfect coodillon. Values to $0, now your choice Virtue droplcaf chrome lahles, opens lo 30s t Inch slw, In your choice of several popular rolors . . Spre. Virtue sets In your rhoire nf yellow, red, gray or Ireen. Regularly P0, now reduced to only --- Slndern ood dinette set mlh allrative motha finish. $AQ Chairs has upholstered seats. Reg. SM, now all plerea " ' S pee- Chrnmrraft dinelle set. Table opens t;n large SSiRfl Inrh sire. Matching plaslir upholstered chairs have So Mar $OQ hacks. 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