Dental Society Elects
Officers for '61-62
Dr. L. E. Hfcplett of Eugene
and Dr. Dean I. Webb of Cottage
Grove have been chosen to head
the Lane County District Dental
Society during 1961-62. .
In elections last week, Epplett
was advanced from the president
elect's post which he held during
1960-61. Webb will 'succeed Ep
plett as president in 1962-63.
Other officers who will head
up the 96-member society are
Dr. ; Martin Kolstoe, vice presi
dent;Dr. Bbbert Stansbury, secretary-treasurer;,
and Dr. Robert
Glass," all of Eugene, editor of
the society's -monthly bulletin.
Doctor Epplett,- 45,' .is a native
of Portland and a 1950 graduate
of Qregon State College. He grad-
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uated from the University of Ore
gon dental school in 1950, and
has been in practice in Eugene
since 1953. He served with the
Army during World War II and
with the Am Force dunng the
Korean war. He is a major n
the Air force Reserve, a mem
ber of the Eugene Lions Club and
of the" Chamber of Commerce
armed services committee.
Dbetar Webb, 38, a native of St.
George, Utah, graduated in 1948
from the iUniversity of Southern
California; dental school after
taking pre-dental work at South
ern Utah.! He served two years
as a captain in the Army and is a
member o Rotary, Elks and the
Chamber of Commerce.
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DR. L. E. EPPLETT
President
DR. DEAN WEBB
President-Elect
22 UO Students Form
'New Group on Campus
Twenty-two University of Ore-;
,gon students became members of
. Circle K, a college service or-
ganization, at a charter banquet
' Friday night.
ytl There are 365 other Circle K
: groups in the United States and
- Canada, said Joe Eplcr, of Chi
cago, field representative of Ki-
wama International, wh6 pre
sented the Circle K charter.
Circle K is an affiliate of Kiwanis
International. Members of the Eu
gene, Emerald Empire and
Springfield Kiwanis Clubs at
tended Friday night's banquet.
Kiwanian Leo Quails, who was
"active in forming Circle K at the
University of Oregon, was master
of ceremonies.
Officers of Circle K are Dell
-Smith, Klamath Falls, president:
Lowell Kimbell, Pomeroy, Wash.,
EWEB to Hold
Meeting Monday
Several expansion projects are
to be considered by the Eugene
Water and Electric Board at a
regular meeting Monday noon.
. Included will be electric ex
tensions in the Avalon Drive
area, Dahlia Street, Cheryl Street,
Wilco Gardens and Edgewood
additions.
- - The board will also discuss pur
chase of two sluice gates for the
Hayden Bridge filtration plant,
study bids for a truck body, and
take a look at plans for bringing
power from the Carmen-Smith
hydroelectric dams to Eugene.
vice president; Bruce Cummins,
Oswego, secretary; Nicholas Oat-
way, San Marino, Calif., treas
urer, and the following directors:
Dan Williams, Astoria; Ira Wong
Portland; Eric McCready, Eu
gene, and Lee Turnbull, Eugene.
Other members are Donald L.
Strobeck, Eugene; Robert I. Hill
Salem; John A. Donat, Eagle
Point; Stephen C. Hinti, Eugene,
James B. Cloutier, Eugene; Jay
Jackson, Eugene; Kenneth S.
Smith, Portland; George Witte-
myer, Eugene; Michael Vawter,
Gresham; Jerry Lewis, Portland;
Craig Rickert, Springfield; Ken
Sandine, North Bend; Gary San
ders, Roseburg, and Robert Good-
enough, Los Altos, Calif.
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WEATHER FORECAST Showers and thundershowers are expected to . extend
from the-northern and central Plateau eastward - through the northern and central
Plains into the.upper am mid Mississippi Valley Sunday. .From, California ,eastward
into the southern Plateau .warmer weather is expect sdi- Warmer temperatures .are
probable over the. northern' and, Central-Plains and in ' portions of ; the tbhio .Valley.
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Study Group !
Appointed
A study committee to evaluate
Red Cross services has been ap
pointed, Harold Johnson, chair-;
jnan of the Lane Count? chapter
of the American Red Cross, an
nounced Friday. .
The duties of th committee,
Johnson explained, arsll be to re
appraise and evaluate the pre
sent and planned services of the
Lane County Red Cross, and to
make recommendations to the
board of directors.
Calvin Smith ss committee
chairman. Other members are:
Charles Larson, David Andrews,
Robert LaBonte, James Stoop;
and Eldon Woodin. Participating
as members of subcommittees
will be Kenneth Gwinn, Jan Ons
rud, Gene Huktt, Dr. Robert
Stansbury, Patrick Flynn, Byron
Price, Stanley Adams, Mrs. Doug
las Waiwyn, Mrs. Max Eisen
stadt, Miss Lois Greenwood, By
ron Haley, James Laing, Lyte
Swetland, John Moore, Orm Lok-
kon, Harry Ritchie, Alton Baker
Jr., Charles Pressman, George
Matsox, Maune Jacobs and Ai
Stockstad,
Emerald Empire Weather
. '.Eugene - Springfield-fore- '; j
east: Mostly clouds with oc- I
casionai showers . through : ;
Sunday night Expected-high '
Sunday, 64; low Sunday night, :
48. - v V .' '
,. Statistics (readings at the .
U. S., Weather Bureau, Man- ;
,lon Sweet Airport, Eugene): '
Highe"s't temperature f.Satur- :
day, 58; lowest Saturday
morning, 53; rain in 24 hours
ending 4 p.m. Saturday, .04
of an inch; total for May,
2.43 inches; average for May
1.99 inches; readings at 4
p.m. Saturday; humidity, 75
per cent; wind, WSW 12.
Prevailing -wind Friday,
WSW 11.9.
' Stage of rivers at 7 a.m.
Saturday, Willamette at Fer
ry Street Bridge, .11.5 feet;
McKenzie at Armitage
Bridge, 3.6 feet.
Sunrise and sunset (PST):
Sunday, 4:4i a.m. and 7:38
p.m.; Monday, 4:40 a.m. and
7:39 p.m.
Br ASSOCIATED PRESS '
High tow Pr.
Albany, clear St 45
Atlanta, clear 81 Si
Bismarck, clear 74 39
Boston, clear .' M 4S
Buffalo, cloudy SI 40
Chicago, cloudy 59 . 51 M
Cincinnati, cloudy .fi7 SO
.Cleveland, clear M 40
Denver, cloudy 62 51 .12
I5e Moines, eloudy.Sfi 5S .fi?
Detroit, cloudy fi 4ft
Fairbanks, cloudy .fiO 35 .
Fort Worth, clear -B9 7ft
Honolulu, clear 83 7ft .ftl
Indianapolis, cloudy.62 47 M
Jacksonville, cloudy.94 70
Juneau, cloudy 51 41 .48
Kansas City, cloudyS5 5R
Los Angeles, clear -7.1 53
Memphis, cloudy 7fi 62
Miami, cloudy S7 7fi '
Milwaukee, cloudy .S4 5ft .1ft
Mpls.-St. Paul, ciearfcl 42 ,05
New Orleans, cloudy 87 68
New York, cloudy -.70 5ft
Omaha, cloudy SS 53
Philadelphia, cloudy SS 5ft
Phoenix, ciear - S8 81
An Offering
of Shares
' Common Stock '
L Par Value $10 J
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Hew liberal Nawtpaptf
for Portland, Oregon
is being made by a
Prospectus
which may b obtained
from the company at
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1714 N.W, Overton St,
- Portland 9, Oregon
Among the persons
whs hove already
purchased shores are
U. S. Senators
Wayne L. Morse
Maurine Neuberger
Hubert Humphrey
ond
Congressman
A! Ullman
Two representatives of the Be-
porter will he in Springfield
at the office of Geo. D. Hill
Real Estate-Insurance, 1212
South A Street, phone Rt 6
5044, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.,
Tuesday through Thursday,
May 23 to 25, to discus the
above stock offering.
Pittsburgh, cioudy -82
Portland, Me., cl'dy 68
Richmond, cloudy T74
St, Louis, cloudy 83
San IMego, clear .87'
San Francisco, d'dySB
Seattle, cloudy 66
Tampa, clear L...M ,
Washington, ' cloudy ,7ft
'Winnipeg, clear -,-82
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Ex-Senator Dies
WASHINGTON W Former
Republican Sen. George W. Ma
lone of Nevada, 70, died Friday
of cancer. Buring his 12 years in
the Senate, 1947-59, Maione was
a relentless exponent of greater
tariff protection for American
business.
A Medical Doctor looks
at our Last Chance for
f 1 1 Survival!!
. .
' Dr." Joe Miehoii.' famed specialist of Atlanta
Texas spoke before 300 people when lost in
' Sugene! ' ' '
THIS, dynamic sprier does uol. "beat creund
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how better heahh and longer life can Be accom
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