The Eugene Guard from Eugene, Oregon • Page 6

6A Friday, December 11, 1959 Register-Guard. Eugene, Oregon Purchase ear PrUting Frees Funeral Services Held for Lumberman Shop That Display This Ufa Well, the PAINT Is RIGHT, the PRICES are RIGHT and VOU are RIGHT in using IVERSON PAINTS BUILDERS INSULATING 4 ROOFING ftk Charatlua 01 HW PORTLAND Funeral serv Dependable Satisfaction Veneta Youth Injured In Fall From Parked Car ices for Howard Holland, prominent Northwest lumberman who died here Wednesday, were held Friday. He was 83. 0 Holland was with the Noyes- of gas on the Lorane Road just west of Territorial Road about A 16-year-old Veneta youth was injured in fall from a parked Holland Logging Co. and after 9:25 p.m.

Thursday. car Thursday night and two 1942 supervised the ML Jeffer Always a special now for the first time The driver of another car son Lumber which bad ex Washington men escaped serious injury when their ear plunged agreed to. push the first car to a service station and Hicks climbed down an embankment near Oak tensive operations at- Lyons on the Santiam River. onto the bumper of one of the cars to see if the bumpers fit ridge late Wednesday. The Veneta boy, Charles Eugene Hicks, 16, of Rt.

2, Box 188, 57? slit I 1 I 1 A SPECIAL LAXATIVE FOR Hicks either lumped or feu from PHILCO TV It STEREO SALES SERVICE the bumper and landed on his head in the ditch, police said. received a possible head injury in the fall. His condition Friday was listed as satisfactory at Sacred In a Wednesday night accident WOMEN! on Highway 58 east of Oakridge, Heart Hospital. Jamas John Deli 'Alba, 40, and State police said Hicks was a Richard 29, both of passenger in a car which ran out Vashon, received cuts and bruises when their car crashed down a 15-foot embankment. Ceablae a aUxatie liiwte 'raaelotor with mM laxative.

Sure, fHe, am onaol darinf aaeattnrallea, ia preaaaaci ami after childbirth, Family Burned Out At Spencer Creek The mishap occurred five miles east of Oakridge. The car landed on its top in about three feet of water in Salt Creek. Both men received outpatient treatment at The borne of the Robert Gordon family burned Thursday seven Corrected 98 Oakridge Clinic. Drew Moffett miles southwest of Eugene. The American Red Cross re ceived information Friday that Republicans Meet iLund photo) ALBANY WOMAN KILLED Mrs.

John 0. Niccum, 25, who recently moved from the bouse bad burned "to the ground" and that the family's possessions were destroyed. ThereJ Nyssa to Albany, was killed and four others were Injured Thursday morning when this station wagon she was driving skidded on icy Highway 58 and plunged down a 30 to TV-Radio TV-RADIO TRANSISTOR SERVICE BV it Former Chief Radioman, USN FCC Lie. (TV) Telegraph N.Y. Institute Graduate Transistor-TV Radio Service.

are four children in the family, CHICAGO (UPD Oregon Republican Chairman Peter Gunnar, Salem, and the state's national committeewoman, Mrs. Collis were here Friday to attend meetings of the GOP nation the Red Cross reports. The house was located on Lor- wm fl 'lav oiv a'iwffiLHiJiiJ 40-foot embankment 22 miles east of Oakridge. The victim's children, Johnnie Lynn, 5, and Carolyn Kay, IVi, were most seriously injured. They were in fair condition Friday at Sacred Heart Hospital.

Two others injured in the mishap were the victim's hus- band, John Oscar, 28, and his sister, Thelma Ann Niccum, 15, of Oakland, Calif; Bgth in satisfactory condition Friday. Investigating the accident are state police officer Robert Lockyear (right) and an unidentified officers. ane Highway near Spencer Creek Grange Hall. al committee. )) GmWM DRIVE-IN Willamette High to Join In National School Study XGILMiRTJW I The Bethel School Board Thursday night approved a recommendation ior Willamette High School to cooperate in a scientific comprehensive national inventory of the nation's students.

During a regular school board Car Hits House; 2 Occupants Die MIAMI, Fla. An auto catapulted from a highway before dawn Friday, smashed into a house and killed two sleeping occupants. A third resident was critically burned in a fire started by the crash. Investigator Fred Fuqua said the driver, Harold Guthrie, 28. was so drunk he was unaware of the accident.

Guthrie's arm was broken and he suffered minor cuts. The dead were Lee Bembroy, 30, and his 48-year-old wife. He-goes, who lived on one side of the duplex building. Mrs. Neal Tukes, 45, occupant of the adjoining apartment, was dragged from the flames by her husband.

The driver was charged with manslaughter, drunken driving, meeting, Supt. Tom Powers ex will be taken in March to conduct the inventory, Powers said. Powers reported that the Oregon State Department of Education had approved a Bethel application for $3,240 to help defray expenses of the district's gifted child program. The money will arrive in June or July, Powers said. Board members present Thursday were Marvin Hendrickson, chairman, Harry DeVoung, A.

J. Miglioretto and Leonard Jensen. Harold Smith was absent plained that the United States Office of Education is providing funds for the inventory, to be taken during March, 1960, to coincide with the U. S. census.

I. Willamette High School is one of about 1,000 public, private and parochial schools, Powers said, selected on an equal probability basis to represent all types, of secondary schools in all regions of the country." About two days of school time Nigeria, in British West Africa, with 23 million persons, has the largest population in the British, French, Belgian and Portuguese colonics. speeding and reckless driving. dim Toys 1 1 CHRISTMAS CANDY Large Assortment Bulk Candy ib.39e Roxbury Asst. Chocolates VA VZ 5 $349 Fruit Asst.

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