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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1954)
SoMon.d, flHWU Soothed and Hoollng Hai;snod with RESINOL ftegisier-uuara, bugene, Ore. 12B Wed., July 21, 1954 CONTAINS LANOLIN Woman Tortured . On Main Street Urges Study "They're killing mo," aha cried, "My burning calloused leetl" But why moan bout it when snowy medicated Icc-MInt with soothing lanolin does auch a Brand comforting Job. Start! with amazing apeed Got Ice-Mint today. ffcaritiry lift Users We are happy to offer a com plete battery service for the convenience of hearing aid users. We carry a standard stock of the special batteries that fit your hearing aid. HIRONS EVERYBODY'S DRUG 986 Willamette 5-2341 3-1943 Purchase Your General Electric Appliances at George Schaefers 7th and Charnelton Plenty of Parking and Green Stamps A request that an integrated watershed study be made in the Long Tom and Coyote Creek dis tricts was forwarded to the State Soil Conservation Office at Port- so ! land this week. The request was adopted at Monday night's meeting of super visors of the West Central Lane Soil Conservation District, Chair- j man Charles V. Lilcs reports. 1 The monthly session of the dis trict's supervisors also resulted ! in drafting of a letter of appre ciation for 0. S. Fletcher, retir ing Lane County extension agent, i William A. Potter was reap pointed for another three-year I term as a district supervisor at this meeting, following receipt of approval of his nomination from the State Soil Conservation Committee. The meeting also brought re ports that sou surveys in the month preceding had covered 7,- 000 acres, bring the total acre age surveyed to date to 36,000. It was further noted that engineer ing assistance on irrigation dam, drainage problems, ditch con struction and similar undertak ings was given to 22 farmers in Ihe West Central Lane District during the month. Bta, jsmMLimmwSES!mS9vB asm Mmm SSSwiSsSSs'kr ''' ZSksSmSMM SBsSSSSSMMw. .SMm CONCRETE For Concrete Construction needs dial . . . RAY J. KNOLL, Contractor Residential nd Commercial Ph. 5-4115 CTrri Clothes Lint Posti I 1 Li & Li sb to S17.50 per tot Others Made to Order 4690 West Uth Ph. 4-8963 Free Delivery npHy DRUG CENTID Broadway & SHAM (Register-Guard photo, Wiltshire eng. ) WITH FRIENDS AND FAMILY filling the auditorium around him, O. S. Fletcher, retiring Lane County extension agent, was honored at a potluck dinner and tribute program Sunday at the Lane County Fairgrounds. Fletcher is shown at far right above, with Mrs. Fletcher seated next to him. Continuing counter clockwise the photo includes E. E. Schrenk, chairman of the Lane County Agricultural Council; Mrs. Schrenk; Carey Strome, mayor of Junction City; and, in left foreground, Mrs. James Fletcher and daughter, Nancy. ;gjc,crTP'rB mW ltfl'4'ir Petersen Joins Committee For Farmers' Loan Agency Carl Petersen of Veneta has been appointed as a member of the Lane County Farmers Home Administration committee, Wil liam E. Walsh, the agency's county supervisor announced this week. The appointment became credit sources effective July 9. j Before any money can be bor- Petersen operates a poultry .rowed through the agency, or to construct or repair farm water facilities needed for profit able operation. However, the agency does not make loans of any type to any applicant whose Farm Safety Week Planned U Drive Truck & Car Rental Rales 192 W. 11th, Eugene. Ph. 5-6214 863 Main, Springfield. Ph. 7.9359 "Ki'crythiiio Furnished But The Driver" PASSENGER CAR RATES MINIMUM RENTAL S2.50 $ 1.00 per hour plus 8c per mile 7.00 per day plus 8c per mile 35.00 per week plus 8c per mile Vi TON PICK UP RATES MINIMUM RENTAL S2.75 $ 1.00 per hour plus 8c per mile 7.00 per 12 hour day plus 8c per mile 10.00 per 24 hours day plus 8c per mile 30.00 per week plus 8c per mile DUMP TRUCK RATES MINIMUM RENTAL $5.00 $ 1.50 per hour plus 15c per mile 12.00 per 12 hour day plus 15c per mile 16.00 per 24 hour day plus 15c per mile 1 Ton Van or 1 Ton Pick Up Rates MINIMUM RENTAL $3.50 $ 1.00 per hour plus 13c per mile 9.00 per 12 hour day plus 13c per mile 13.00 per 24 hour day plus 13c per mile III. TAW 11 nn . . , . " MINIMUM RENT A I c, .?ES $ 1.25 per hour plus He per mile 11 110 run- 19 hniir .1,.. J ' .n."'e 16.00 per 24 hour day plus $ gjj 9 Tnv 11 PT V V iw r -. . - ' MINIMUM RENT ai ffifiMW . . ... $i,uu S 1.50 per hour plus 15c nr. ,n 12.00 per 12 hour day plus ijc nP mil 16.00 per 24 hour day plus Bygjft 2 TON 15 FT. VAN OR FLAT BED ItATrJ MINIMUM RENTAL KM- AIt $ 1.75 per hour plus 16c HIT til i In 13.00 per 12 hour day plus 16c nermli. 17.00 per 24 hour day plus 16c l" 3 TON 15 FT. FLAT BED RATES MINIMUM RENTAL $5.00 S 2.00 per hour nlus 17c ,.r n. 16.00 per 12 hour dav nlus n, J 21.00 per 24 hour day plus 17c per 3 Above rates include gas and oil, $50.00 deductible collision, and liability and proncTuraJ 1 t AftC ll!: t 0. tn , 1 UdrflaH luauiuutc iu,o tuuisiuii coverage iur 91. uu pcruay extra. farm as the major enterprise. but has carried on diversified operations in the past The other two members of the three-member committee are David J. Calvert, who operates general farm with bean grow ing his major enterprise, and Charles B. Flanagan, who oper ates a general farm with dairy ing his major enterprise. Each member is named for a three-year term, and one appoint ment expires each year. No member completing a three-year term can succeed himself. Every agricultural county in the country has such a commit tee to help the Farmers Home Administration county super visor adapt the agency's loan policies to local conditions in cluding farm credit needs. The Farmers Home Adminis tration makes loans to family type farm operators to buy, im prove, or operate efficient farms. A good whiskey's like a gentleman's beard... it sort of grows on you! Governor Paul Patterson, in a ;nrial rirnnlnmaf inn hac rallnH upon the people of Oregon to ob- ......... 4 : 1 T7 o (.. I needs can be bandied by other; "ft- farm residents to make every ef fort to develop safe work habits and skills, so they may 'Farm to Live-and Live to Farm.' " Observance of Farm Safety Week in Oregon, as planned by the Governor's Committee on Farm Safety, will include: The applicant must have the approval of the county committee. In the case of a farm ownership loan, the farm to be purchased, en larged, or improved must also hp annrnvnrl hv Mm ,.i the county supervisor explained! i Ghover.nor'' Proclamation; special July 25, to open the week; state and county publicity including radio programs; county observ ance planned and developed by local committees under the di rection of County Agent W. B. Parker who has been named county chairman of Safety Week, in cooperation with the Grange, Farm Bureau, and Farmers Un ion and other local groups. Al Bauer, farm service direc tor of radio station KSLM, Salem, and state representative on the Governor's committee of the Oregon Broadcasters Assn., is chairman of the Governor's Committe on Farm Safety and was named chairman of Oregon's 1354-55 Farm Safety Week at, a recent meeting in Portland. 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