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Page IBB EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Thurs., May 10, 1962 16 Districts Vote in Favor Of Rural Levy : Sixteen of Lane County's 18 school districts voted in favor of the rural school levy in Mon day's election. The total vote was 6,913 in fa vor of the levy; 4,268 opposed. Only Oakridce and Junction City voted against the levy. In Oakridge there were 373 no votes and 122 yes votes. In Junction City, the levy was op posed 436 to 372. Both Junction City and Oakridge are contribut ing districts that is, they pay more into the rural levy than they receive. The purpose of the levy is to contribute to the support of districts that need help those with many children and relatively low property values. Each district contributes to the levy, and each district re ceives something from it. Wealthy districts contribute more than they receive; poor ones receive more man iney contribute. How much each district will contribute in 1962-63 cannot bo determined until later in the year, when the assessed valua tion is known. In 1961-62, the following school districts were contributing districts: Eugene, South Lane, Bethel, Applegatc, McKenzie, Junction City, Oak ridge, Marcola, Blachly and Westfir. Here is the way Lane County's districts voted on the rural levy In Monday's election: Eugene, 2,667 yes; 1,498 no; Springfield 854 yes, 429 no; Fern Ridge, 313 yes, 99 no; Maplcton, 207 yes, 90 no; Crcswell, 202 yes, 103 no; Coburg, 181 yes, 116 no; South Lane, 552 yes, 267 no; Bethel, 475 yes, 306 no; Apple- gate, 56 yes, 33 no; McKenzie, 255 yes, 243 no; Junction City, 372 yes, 436 no; Lowell, 90 yes, 78 no; Oakridge, 122 yes, 373 no; Marcola, 116 yes, 47 no; Blachly, 113 yes, 41 no; Flor ence, 201 yes, 54 no; Westfir, 49 yes, 17 no. mammmsss Price to Testify Before Committees Eugene Water & Electric Board Supt. Byron Price has been Invited to testify before appropriations committees of the Senate and House in Wash ington about tho proposed builg et of the Bonneville Power Ad ministration. Price will appear before the committees on May 16 and 17 in his capacity as chairman of .the Pacific Northwest Utilities Conference Committee. This is an organization of 24 public and private electric utilities in ,'the Pacific Northwest. He has been chairman of the group for four years. Laura, As Usual Finds First Berry NOTI Just before May 4 of each year, Mrs. Walter Al lison of Noti checks her diary of the previous year and calls her great granddaughter, Laura Kull, 12, of Noli. Then on May 4 Laura hikes around her great-grandparents' farm here and finds the year's first wild strawberry. Apparently, the system works like clockwork. It did again this year Laura found the first wild strawberry re ported in the Emerald Em pire. The Onion Editor's records arc highly disorganized and unofficial, but it appears that this will be the sixth year Laura has held the "first" title for wild strawberries. Courts to Retain Standard Time The Lane County Circuit and District courts will remain on standard time, Circuit Judge Roland K. Rodman announced Tuesday. The Lane County Bar Assn overwhelmingly voted last week to ask the courts to go on "fast time." But Rodman said too many difficulties were encountered in trying to implement the recom mendation. He cited difficulties of police agencies getting com plaints ready in time for court hearings, and the fact that sub poenas arc out calling for wit nesses to appear on standard time. In addition, Rodman said a poll of jurors indicated they would prefer to have the courts continue the normal time sched ule. ji;iiWBi'W FREE LIBERTY BELL BANKS A symbol of America's freedom be comes a reminder that the best way to enjoy your freedom It through financial Independence. 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His talk will pay particular attention to the pieces of Indian Gandharan sculpture recently added to the Museum of Art Collection at the university. Davidson held a Fulbright Lectureship in India during 1958-59. He headed the graduate studies of the art history gradu ate school at Claremont, Calif, before joining the UCLA fac ulty. He also taught at Georgia and Yale. Davidson served as Building Site Okayed SALEM 0IPD A subcommit tee of the Oregon Capitol Plan ning Commission has approved a site for a proposed new State Agriculture Department Build ing on the Capitol Mall. The subcommittee settled on a multi story building at the corner of Winter and Marion Sts., bound ed also by Summer and Union Sis. an analyst with the War De partment during the war, and as visual art specialist in the Department of State from 1945 47. He is a member of the Col lege Art Assn. and the Ameri can Oriental Society. He wrote the "Catalog T. B. Walker Jade Collection" and "The Lotus Sutra in Chinese Art." The School of Architecture and Allied Arts is sponsoring Davidson's appearance. A re ception for Mr. and Mrs. David son will be held in the Museum of Art following the lecture. It will be given by the Architec tural Student Wives. Encyclopedia Article Written by UO Man A 14-page article on Oregon, written by Edwin H. Bingham, University of Oregon associate professor of history, appears in the 1962 edition of Collier's En cyclopedia. Collier's coverage of Oregon includes sections on geographic features, natural resources, eco nomic activities, population, government and politics, social and cultural activities, recrea tion and history. Bingham, the author of "Charles F. Lumis, Editor of the Southwest," has also edited several historical works. Eugene Teacher To Attend Institute Alice M. Carson, Spencer Butte Junior High School teach er, will take part in a mathe matics summer institute at Ore gon State University June 18 to August 10. 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