Committee to Eye
District 19 Budget
Efrfield School District 19 will
tf , 7-30 p.m. in their admin
& offices Monday to give
& consideration to items in
K posed 1954-55 i budget.
Lj members met last Monday
Eht at which time school offi
r to operate a three-
K junior high school program
h the re-opening of school this
I This program will be pos
L through the construction of
SmI facilities in the district
r rearrangement of some
Ls usages,
of, elimination from SHS nf n. an,
grade will cut down the enroll
ment load there to ahnnl 1 nnn
students, according to Superin
tendent E. H. Silke.
Grade schools will house Grades
through 6, under the new svs.
tern.
At the recent budoet mm mil.
tee meeting, E. W. Howells was
elected chairman and Guy
Wright, secretary.
Sr example, the present MUl
S . --unl mill hprnrnfi a
mat stiii"" ""' . -..
kioh The Thurston Junior
tti now under construction, and
'nrescnt Springfield Junior
I, will all house Grades 7, 8
Sj At present Springfield Jun
Hicli is used only for the
P8"ie-Ui;h will , h.
cnnnpiieiu i,,s.
L. three-year school, fori
L Uth and 12th grades. The
olice Lodge
rank Charges
nolice Friday night and
1y Saturday maoe live arresis
dninK cnarges "i vmiuus
6)103 01 Ule nuiauuiia
les and jail sentences iu mum
fcil Court Saturday morning.
P . . EH f 1LTnnln
Rprt Jacques, ijui u,. iiion-uw.
s arrested at 3:35 p.m. rrmay
the Fred Meyer store, 61 W.
fcadway, and charged with
iltv larceny ana Deing arunK
the street, ine store propn
r told police Jacques took a
lie of bay rum. Jacques was
Itn 10 days hard labor at the
tiijil.
iEarlicr, a 17-year-oio youm
an Redmond was arrested lor
iic drunk in an auto. He was
bid sitting in an auto near the
Cine Hotel. Judge John Bar-
Jr. lined mm siu ana oraer
him held in jail until Sunday
iraing.
Three others also were given
Its and jail sentences on drunk
rges. I
Henry R. Mannex Jr., 21, of
fi) Patterson St., Eugene, was
ksted at the Eugene Hotel for
lug drunk in a public place.
to said he was found wander
through the hotel at 3:20 a.m.
today.
Ljle. Walter Mills, 18, and Fat
k long Kittredge, 18, both of
math Falls, were arrested
out 2:15 a.m. Saturday 'at 11th
1 Willamette St. and charged
la illegal possession of alcohol.
The pair were stopped by an
icsr who planned to warn them
illegal noise-maker mufflers on
(ir auto. He arrested them
la he found beer in the back
Wl three of the arrest brought
p fines and jail sentences until
n Monday morning.
State to Open
Highway Bids
Bids will be opened bv the sisf
Highway Commission in Portland
April 1 and 2 on $4,300,000 worth
of highway projects. Included are
these three projects in Lane
County:
Grading 11.44 miles of the Pa
cific Highway (99) from Ih
miles south of Creswell to seven
miles south of Cottage Grove.
Grading and paving 1.8 miles
of the Territorial Highway seven
miles north of Elmira.
Grading and paving 2.69 miles
of the Springfield-Creswell High
way five and a half miles south
rtf Springfield.
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EUGENE GLEEMEN WILL SING at the 49th Annual Rotary Interna
tional Convention in Seattle, June 10. Rotary will meet June 6 through
10. The Glccmcn's performance will precede a speech by Secretary of
State John Foster Dulles on June 10. The all-male chorus, now in its
28(h year of continuous service to the community, will be under direc
tion of Dr. Theodore Kratt, dean of the University of Oregon school of
music, again this year. Accompanist is Staccy Green. Gleemen also will
perform their annual home concert April S in the Eugene High audi
torium. The chorus has twice before represented Eugene at Rotary In
ternational conventions. It has appeared for Kiwanis International, for
the 75th anniversary celebration of Victoria, B. C, and at hundreds of
other functions.
Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore.
sun., Mar. 21, 1954 3A
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DEAN THEODORE
KRATT of the University's
school of music, is director
of the Eugene Gleemen,
who will sing at the 49th
Annual Rotary Interna
'tional Convention in Seat
tle June 10.
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