Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, March 25, 1962, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextEUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Sunday, Mar. 25, 1962 Page 9B On Zoning Plan ity Council Council May Give Opinion Springfield councilmen Monday evening are expected to ex press opinion on a zoning proposal that involves land outside the city limits. The Springfield council has been requested by the Lane County Planning Commission to express its view on a proposal to rezone from suburban residential to light industrial (M-2) a tract that lies between 21st and 28th streets between the Q Street Floodway and the new Q Street. ' The county planning commission is scheduled to conduct a public hearing on the zoning proposal Tuesday evening. The re quest for the zoning change is being made by Arthur Gilbert & Sons. At an informal meeting of the Springfield council last week. councilmen were told the tract may be developed as an industrial I park. Since the area probably Bookmobile Schedule The following is the Eu- g e n e Public Library's bookmobile schedule for the coming week: Monday, 2 to 5:30 p.m., Wesley Methodist Church, Cal Young and Oakway roads. Tuesday, 2 to 5:30 p.m. 27th and Friendly. Wednesday, 2 to 5:30 p.m., Eugene Fire Station at 17th and Agate. Thursday, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.. Sunset Home. 2:45 to 4 p.m., Riverview Baptist Church, 2335 Riverview St. 4:15 to 5:15 p.m., Eu gene Granite and Marble Works, 3860 W. 11th Ave. Junior G of C Quiz Replies Top 7,500 More than 7,500 Eugene householderi ' have completed and returned the questionnaires mailed out by the Eugene Jun ior Chamber oi Commerce on March 12. , t Charles Turnbow, chairman of the Jaycee project, said Fri day the return represents about aa nr runt of tha number of questionnaires lent out "This shows tha tremendous interest me community nas in inn proj ect," Turnbow said. Before the survey began Turnbow said the Jaycees were hoping for a response as high as 40 per cent. Experts on mail sur veys said that response usually runs between 15 and 40 per cent. The questionnaires seek to de termine community attitudes to ward facilities available to the public in Eugene. Results will be tabulated and analyzed in coming weeks, then will be pub lished and made available to tne nnblic. Currently the data on the re turned questionnaires is being transferred to IBM punch cards. University Business College of Eugene is donating tne opera tors and machines for this work. Turnbow stated. will be part of the city within a few years, county officials are seeking views of the proposed development from Springfield s city fathers. In another matter Monday evening, the city council will conduct a public hearing, start ing at 7:30 at the city hall, on a proposal to pave W. N Street from one-half block west of Mill Street to Laura Street. The council is also expected to approve an agreement pro viding for construction of the Tenth Street-High Banks Road section of the new Q Street as a throughway. If the council ap proves the agreement, it will direct the mayor and city, re corder to sign the document, City Manager Frank Smiley will report to councilmen that a petition has been received by the city for the paving of East N St. from Tenth to 11th streets Smiley will also report that the city s engineering and street departments have recommended that West L Su should be scari fied. Property owner along the street are now being notified that the city intends to scrape off the street's oil mat because of the large number of holes now present in the thorough fare. - Residents of the street (from a point hear Mill Street to the west city limits) filed remon strance petitions a few months ago to halt the city's plans for paving the arterial. Summer 'Time Poll Under Way The Springfield Chamber of Commerce is polling its mem bership on the question of "time" for the summer months in the Springfield area. Postcards are being sent to members asking them to check one of the three following time plans: Standard time for the summer of 1962. Fast time whereby work is started an hour early and clocks remain unchanged. Daylight saving time, in cluding advancing of clocks one hour in the Springfield area. Information obtained from the rrostcard Doll will be utilized by the Chamber's" board of di rectors in deciding wnai siano to take on the time question. wmmm Vital Statistics BIRTHS SACRED HEART HOSPITAL (Much 11, 1W2) MORGAN Mr. and Mr. George Monui, 1S30 Ferry St, Eufena, a on. CHRONISTER Mr. anil Mrs. Glen Chronlstar, 2539 Nixon St, Eugene, a daughter. MILLER Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, 1485 W. Third St., Eujene, a daughter. BLANKENSH1P Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Blankenihlp, M0 N. Jlat St, Springfield, a daughter. (Malt-h 14, 1S) HANSEN Mr and Mra. George Hansen, 131 Best Lane, Eugene, a ajlri. McKENZIE-WILLAMETTK , HOSPITAL ' ' (March ZJ, 1962) COLE Mr. and Mra. WUlard Cola, 11 Rldgewood Dr., Eugene, daugh ter. WESTERN LANE HOSPITAL , march 22. 1961) KE1SER Mr. and Mra. Gerald K- Kaiser, Florence, a son. DEATHS manure tkl1lu U .Inn, ftfl. fit 1309 K. Madison St., Cottage Grove, died Mtrch U. ServlcM pending t Smith Funeral Chapel In Cottage Grove. ALLEN Ralph H. Alien, u, or Rt. 1. Box 77, Springfield, died March 13. Service! will be Monday at 2 p.m. In Bueli Chapel with vault Interment In Leei Summit, Mo. DeMOSS Elbert T. DeMou, 58, of Phoenix, Am., tnea marcn . Rat Uats4naaa4BU at 1 p.m. in SlmonLounbury Funeral interment in ueniow springs vimo- wry, morrow, inuramj . ma a tv.it n ....... Ahm M.nnlnif l.nhtatt nt Mr nrf Mn. Thomas Wayne Manning jr., aieu Marcn ra. rnvaw gravea.ua Ices will be thli afternoon at Dead- THUM Dma L. Thum, 78, of 1308 Ash St, Cottage Grove, died March 23. Services will be Monday at 1:30 p.m. at mm nonuiry in v-unt Grove, uremaiion wm iouow. nprcnW DlKharrl Ui. nMIAn. 7S, Af iftait Lawrence St.. died March a r- .-ill ka Til atelav at jjaj. BrRKCi " au - J 1:30 p.m. at the England Funeral Home. Decision Anticipated On Zoning Request At Monday Session Eugene City Council members e exoected tn romA tn a t1er. sion Monday night on a zoning request for apartment house use that has been the suhiert nf His. cussion on several previous oc casions. The reauest nmpn from Al bert C. Jaeeer. fnr nrnnprtv near 28th Avenue, between Olive and Charnelton. Th re quest was considered at a joint meeting of the council and plan nine commission last MnnHnv Commission Chairman James Maxwell said his group would maare a recommpnrlAtfnn at it. Monday noon meeting, for the council to consider Monday night. The commission twice recommended against a zoning change there, but has nnt vp.t voted on a modified request tor a variance instead of a zone change. The council will meet at 7-an m. in the council chambers at the city hall, i Minutes of a joint meeting of the council's committee-of-the-whole and the city library board will be on the agenda. The two groups discussed the county library ballot measure which will be hpfnre vntorc in the May primary election. Sev eral ot me council memhers Sflid theV fplt trip amount- nf rent tentatively budgeted for use of the city's library facilities was inadequate but no recom mendations were voted at the committee meeting. New Laws On Sewers On Agenda Two ordinances setting strict er requirements for home con nections on Eugene's sewer sys tem win ne before tha Eugene City Council Monday nlaht. ' The ordinances were distrib uted to council members for their review at Thursday'! coun cil committee meeting by Pub lic Works Director Don Allen. City Manager Hugh McKinlev said the purpose of the new or dinances is to eliminate infiltra tion of storm water into the city's sewer system. One Major Change It will be a waste of money if the city spends ($12 million to get a gooa sewer system nut doesn't do anything to eliminate storm water from the house con nections," he declared. One of the ordinances would amend certain sections of the city's plumbing code and the other would amend the chapter In the city code entitled "Sew ers and Sewage Disposal." One of the major changes would be a section making it un lawful for anyone .to connect downspouts or other conduits for storm water to any sanitary sewer line. Existing roof drains or other drains carrying storm water would be required to be disconnected from sanitary sew er lines and reconnected to water course, street gutter, or storm sewer. Hydrostatic Testing Another change would pro hibit the use of impregnated fibre sewer pips in connections to city sewers. The new ordinance would re quire hydrostatic testing of all house connection lines, to be sure leaks are not excessive, be fore the connections meet city approval. Standards for storm drains and sewer connections are re vised in a number of other ways in other sections of the ordinances. Marine Admits Guilt In Circuit Court Patrick O'Connell, 19, a Ma rine stationed at Camp Pendle ton, Cam., picaaea guilty in T..n rnnntv rirpnit Court Fri day to a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He is accused of a sexual of fense involving a 13-year-old girl in Eugene on June 10, 1961. He will be sentenced by Judge Roland K. Rodman on Wednesday. Eugene-Springfield Briefs CZECH CIRCLE Club will meet today at 1 p.m. at the Eugene Water & Electric Board for a potluck dinner. All families of Czech descent are welcome. "YUCATAN" will be the subject of slides shown by Lloyd Coons tonight at 8 p.m. at Friendly House, 2445 Kincaid St, Eugene. CENTRAL Lane Y swim team parents' meeting scheduled for Monday, 7 p.m., Central Lane Y Building, Eugene. OBSIDIAN PICTURE night Monday 8 p.m., Friendly House, 2445 Kincaid St. Those at tending asked to bring pictures. HELMET LODGE 33, Knights of Pythias, " will meet Monday at the Pythian Hall, 1230 Lawrence St., for lunch and instruction and initiation of candidates in the Knight rank. EUGENE DUPLICATE Bridge Club regu lar match point play Monday at 7:45 p.m. at 1144 Charnelton St. Open Club. Visitors wel come. For information call DI 4-4860. frap TJADir.TRAH.fi pr-.mmlftpe which was appointed at a general meeting last Thursday night, will meet Monday at the home of Mrs. L. J. Murdock, 2262 Birch Lane, Eugene, DI 5-1200, at 7:30 p.m., to formulate a plan of permanent organization. The plan will be present for consideration at the next general meeting April 3 at the Obsidian Club House. SPRINGFIELD Dakota Club will meet Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Eugene Water & Electric Board for a potluck dinner and whist games. All former Dakotans welcome. SPRINGFIELD EDUCATION Assn. will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Mount Vernon School. The topic for the evening will be "Tax Sheltered Annuities." McKENZIE RIVER Lodge 195, AF&AM, and Eastern Star 158, will have a potluck dinner for Masons, families and friends Tues day at 6:30 p.m.. at the McKenzie River Temple, 850 E. Wth Ave., Eugene. ONE OF THE MS? yffi ID UWri k mil m qhjju msma size im TO PHOENIX "". jg J. KOaTHTOOKMOHO-lf- T flSit . V f uMuoiaMmll. IN BEAUTIFUL IN THE TRUE SUN COUNTRY of BOOMING ARIZONA 121x297 FEET TOTAL $IOC $1ft DOWN PRICE Oyj 111 MONTH NO INTEREST or Carrying Charges! NEAR WILLCOX, ARIZONA WONDERFUL FOR YOUR RETIREMENT! During the next FIVE YEARS, several MILLION AMER ICANS WILL RETIRE ON SOCIAL SECURITY AND PEN SION. 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Your 110 REFUNDABLE RKSERVATION DEPOSIT GETS YOU A PACT-FILLED INFORMATION PACKAGE TELLINO VOU ALL ABOUT YOUR LAND! THE SOIL, THE TAX ES. THE NEARBY SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, SHOPPING, BANKS, CLUBS, AND ASSOCIATIONS YOU CAN JOIN. . . . WATER, POWER, PHONES, HOSPITALS, AND aTerrthlna yon will want to know before you buy this wonderful property! I ! SEND YOUR S10 RESERVATION AT ONCE! ! OUR MONEY BACK GUARANTEE PRO TECTS EVERY PENNY! ABSOLUTE MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE Rush yonr sit reseryaUon deposit today and a.iort yourself of a flna selection! W will send yon complete leaa! details, maps and full Information by return mall. You must be completely dellihted with this wonderful land offerlns ... or your entire deposit will be refunded at once! Nothtnr to lose ... but a wonderful western way of life to (alnl Why not rush your ... i .-.. nAH, n...v... Mn.,, Rack Insneetlon Guarantee! Roy with confidence! If within a period of ono year, you aiake a personal Inspection of this orooerty. and find that It has been misrepresented In any manner, almply fill out the total refund renuest form at our offlca on the property. Yo will recelte a complete, refund. Chamber of Commerce, Tncson, Arliona Southern Arizona Bank, Tucson, Arizona Chamber of Commence, Wlllcox, Arizona fay CamWoiajc! Is Another Vetsot h tttsw By HORIZON LAND COK)IATION Lorocst in tht Southwest, with Assets in Excess of tie.ono.ooo.no ARIZONA. NEW MEXICO, TEXAS. NEW YORK A Brilliant Wonderland of Scenic Marvels, Sports, Rue re ation and Outdoor Activities await you in this Sun drenched section of Arizona! Majestic mountains rertlle Valleys are preialent tbroushout tht area. Golflns, fishing, hoatlnc and swlmmlni ara 12 month-a-year actlTlllei In this healthful region. Charming Mexico, with Its harrllni (alore for dellfhted shoppers Is less than one-hour drive from Arizona Sunsites. Tucson, lust a SO minute drive from Arizona Sunsites, Is a fastsrow. Ing, modern metropolis which has wisely preserved tha wonderful waya of tha old west. Effective April 30, 1962 All homesites in Arizona Sunsites will rise in price from $495.00 to $595.00! Reserve Today Save $100!! refund request form at oar office i Heference of Developers: ARIZONA SUNSITES flush Coupon Now . . . Ko Rink . . . You Judge ARIZONA SUNSITES TUCSON, ARIZONA Enclosed is my FULLY REFUNDABLE RESERVATION DEPOSIT OF $10. Please set aside lots (reserve ss many as you wish) and RUSH street map and complete details. I must he TOTALLY SATISFIED with this land bargain or my entire $10 deposit will be refunded at once. NAME ADDRESS CITY i. ZONE AND STATE ... JIM FOR A HOMESITE