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man ot the Eugene Safety Council.
The council, which is in its
third year of promoting a child
safety campaign, also has elected
Mrs. George Boehnke as vice
chairman and Genevieve Hallin
as secretary-treasurer.
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group between agencies and citi
zens interested in various safety
matters. Meetings are held the
second Tuesday of each month at
8 p.m. at the Eugene Hotel. The
public is invited.
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OSC Sponsor
Of Conference
On Teaching
A conference on "Superior
Teaching," aimed at continued
improvement of college teaching
in Oregon, will be sponsored next
Friday and Saturday by Oregon
State College with all of the
state's public and private colleges
and universities participating.
Earl J. McGrath, formerly U.S.
commissioner of education and
now executive officer of the In
stitute of Higher Education at Co
lumbia University, will be key
note speaker.
Program participants from the
University of Oregon include: L.
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ment of anthropology; Glenn
Starlin, head of the department
of speech, and J. E. Lallas, assis
tant professor of education.
Another speaker will be Wil
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versity, who now lives in Corval-
lis.
Topics to be discussed at the
conference will include: aims of
education, better selection, organ
ization and use of subject matter.
improvement of classroom pro
cedures, evaluation of teaching
results, teaching through televi
sion and future adjustments in
college teaching.
In charge of arrangements Is
tne UbC Committee of Advance
ment of Teaching, with C. L. An
derson, professor of hygiene and
health education, as chairman,
Present plans of the committee
call for the conference to become
an annual affair at Oregon State
College.
Shadow of a Soldier" will be
the feature on Sunday Showcase
over Channels 13 and 8 at 8 p.m.
This drama is based primarily on
the crucial last days of Gen. U. S.
Grant's life. It will show, through
flashbacks, the various people, in
cidents and influences which
played an important part in
haping the life of one of Amer
ica's greatest military figures.
Alec Guinness will star in eight
different roles in the movie
Kind Hearts and Coronets," seen
on Channel 12 at 11:13 p
This is a comic study of the
gentle art ot murder. A clever
young man intends to claim
legacy by eliminating the remain
ing heirs.
Other Sunday TV highlights in
elude:
11:15 a. m., Pro Kaskctball
(13) Minneapolis vs. Syracuse
2 p. m Winter Olympics (6)
Men's slalom skiing, and 60-metcr
ski jump.
3:30 p. m., Basketball (8) Re
play of the game between OSC
and the U. of Washington played
at Corvallis.
4:30 p. m Tax Tips (12)
Viewers' calls concerning tax
problems will be discussed and
answered by a panel of experts
including two members of the In
ternal Revenue and two from
Oregon State Society of Certified
Public Accountants.
6 p. m News Profile (8)
"What Percent of Magazines
Sold are Obscene?" Special report
on Mayor Terry Shrunk's com
mitlce on indecent films and
literature.
7 p. m., Colt .45 (12) Chris
Colt incurs the wrath of a hotel
keeper, her daughter, and finally,
You Look Familiar
GOSHEN, Ind. WlVelda Ben
der, 16, went into the auto license
bureau and obtained a driver's
license. Nona Schrock, 63, did
the same. Both got into their
cars and promptly collided.
KOAC-TV
Channel 7
MONDAY
1:00 a.m. Descriptive Astronomy
1:00 a.m. Appreciation of Literature
:00 a.m. Introductory Geography
i:00 p.m. Mr. Murgle's Muse
Children 1:15 p.m. A Number of Things
Children 1:30 p.m. Fine Arts Quartet
Beethoven's Quartets
1:30 p.m. Frontiers of Health
1:00 p.m. College Algebra
':45 p.m. Film Topics
1:00 p.m. Kngllfth Composition
1:30 p.m. Industry on Parade
1:45 p.m. Extension Seven Pruning
of Ornamentals
TUESDAY
1:00 a.m. Fine Arts Quartet
Beethoven Quartet
1:45 a.m. News Watch
1:00 a.m. Language Arts In Action
1:30 a.m. Driver Education
1:00 a.m. General Hygiene
KWAX-FM
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MONDAY
3:55 ProRTam Preview
4:00 Flshbowl Jazz
6-.00 Festival of Classtcl
6:50 Campua News
7:00 The Sour Lemon Folk Muslo
7:30 Pat Boone Show
7:45 The Navy Swings
8:00 Baton Classical Music
10:00 World, Regional Newa
10:15 Close to my Heart
10:30 Gary Johnson Show
TUESDAY
5:55 Program Preview
6:00 Festival of Classic!
6:50 Campus News
7:00 The President Report,
7:15 Guest Star
7:30 News in the 20th Century
8:00 Baton Classical Musie
10:00 World, Koglonal New,
10:15 Program F.M.
WEDNESDAY
5:55 Program Preview
6:00 Festival of Classic!
6:50 Campus News
7:00 Anthology of Jazz
8:00 American Orchestral Muslo
9:00 Baton Classical Music .
10:00 World and Regional News
10:15 Gary and Bob
THURSDAY .
5:55 Program Preview
6:00 Festival of Classic,
6:50 Campus News
7:00 Baton Classical Muslo
8:00 School of Music Concert
9:30 Baton Classical Music
10:00 World. Regional News
10:15 Variations on a Theme
FRIDAY
5:55 Program Preview
6:00 Festival ot Classics
6:50 Campus News
7:00 The Poet's Eye
7:30 Georgetown University Forum
8:00 Baton Classical Music
10:00 World, Regional News
10:15 Wonderful World of Sport,
10:30 Make Mine Music
the entire village when he tries to
save the life of a wounded man. I
7:30 p. m.. Maverick (12) Bart
and a group of Indian fighters are
hired by a lovely cattle owner to;
protect her herd on a drive to
the rail head at Abilene and end:
up chasing counterfeiters.
8 p. m Ed Sullivan (6)
Guests: Ray Bloch and his orches
tra, Jack Carter, comedian; Earl
Grant, vocalist; Jerome Robbins'
"Ballets: U. S. A."
9 p. m., Variety (13-8) Janet
Blair, with the aid of guest stars
Shari Lewis, Frankie Vaughan
and special guest Craig Stevens
present history with a beat, in
cluding a lightheaded salute to
George Washington.
9 p.m., Theatre (6) Sammy
Davis Jr. stars as a naive, cagy.'
recruit from a small Alabama
village who becomes the butt of
all his platoon's pranks until a
near tragedy reveals the true
quality of the gentle boy.
10 p. m., Jack Benny (6)
Jack's insomnia takes him out of
bed in the pre-dawn hours to saw
away at his violin.
10:30 p. in.. Star Playhouse
(8) "Leave Her to Heaven."
Dramatization of Ben Ames
Williams' best selling novel about
a possessive woman.
11:15 p. m Showtime On Six
(6) "Wintertime." A Norwegian
ice skater tries to save a Cana
dian resort hotel with her talents.
(1943).
Radio
A highly respected surgeon ap
peals for police protection to fore
stall the doom threatened in "The
Crank Letter," the original mys
tery drama written by Walter
Black for KERG-CBS radio's
'Suspense," at 5:30 p. m. Donald
Barnhouse, . professor turned
preacher from Philadelphia, com
ments on World Affairs and Re-
igion on Youth Speaks, on KORE
at 6 p. m.
Other Sunday radio highlights
include:
4 p.m., Stereophonic Classics
(KEED-FM) Mendelssohn: A
Midsummer Night's Dream. Lon
don Symphony Orchestra.
8 p. m., Festival (KUGN-FM)
"The Music of the Aztecs," Les
Baxter.
9 p. m., Forum (KFMY-FM)
Failing lecturer: Edward Weeks,
editor of the Atlantic Monthly,
speaks on A Creed for Amer
icans.
9 p. m., A World of Music
(KERG) Igor Stravinsky:
"L'Historie Du Soldat-Suite,'
Octet for Wind Instruments, Sym
phonies of Wind Instruments
(Stravinsky, North-West German
Radio Orchestra).
10 p. m., Symphony (KFMY-
FM) Ravel: Piano Concerto in G
Major (Leonard Bernstein).
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SflUMOFIELU 111
MOTORS
7th su. Buicfc Opell
'Shadow of a Soldier"
Part or the
American Heritage Series
From the Lite ol
Ulysses S. Grant
tonight at 8:00
The Organ that means
You play right away on
LOWREY organ. You'll be
thrilled to discover that you,
too, can play even if you
cannot read a note of music!
Lowrey "Minit Music" starts
the beginner . . . and touch
tab controls make a Lowrey
the easiest of all organs to
play. Even the children soon
play pleasing melodies.
Never before has it been so
easy to fill your home with
thrilling organ music. What's
more, the HOLIDAY is a com
plete organ . , , you'll never
need I more expensive Instru
ment. Come in todayl
Terms as low as nothing llosra
and only 131.51 par month
Music is a 'living' necessity
MUSIC
HOUSE
The Eugene Register-Guard Presents
A WORLD of MUSIC
Uninterrupted listening pleasure over station KERG
SUNDAY, 21 February 1060 ....
Ijror Strnvltiiky: "L'Hiitolrt Du Soldat
Sulte." "Octet for Wind Initnimenta,'
Igor Stravinsky conducting the North West
German Hatllo Orchestra.
MONDAY, 22 February 1060 ....
Ravel: "Bolero," "I.a Valse," and "Rapso
die lpaicnnle.' Leonard Bernstein conduc
ting the New York Philharmonic.
TUESDAY. 23 February 1060 .
Tchaikovsky: "Symphony No. 5." Dlmltii
Mltrnpoulos conducting the Philharmonic
Symphony Orchestra of New York.
OVER RADIO
KERG
1280
1:05-9:45 p.m.
Week nights
9:00-10:00 p.m.
Sunday Krenlngf
WEDNESDAY, 24 February 1060 . . .
Stravlnaky: "Firebird Suite." Tchaikovsky:
"Romeo and Juliet." Leonard Bernstein
conducting the Philharmonic-Symphony Or
cnesira 01 new t orn,
THURSDAY, 25 Feb. 1060 . . . .
The World's Favorite Waltzes. F,u.
gene Ormandy conducting The Phil
adelphia Orchestra.
FRIDAY, 26 Feb. 1060.,.,
No World of Muslo Program this
evening because of the KKRO Broad
rast or the North Eugene-South Eu
gene High School Basketball gam.
JSUNDAY
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