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Newspaper Page TextEUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Tuesday, May 22, 1962 Page 11B Used Cars 860 Used Cars 860 Schools Colleges 915 Funeral Notices NO MONEY DOWN On These Cars With Approved Credit No Security No Furniture Loan Signature Only 1595 BE SS CHF.V Sedan 67 DESOTO Sedan $895 56 RAMBLER Sedan $795 56 PLYMOUTH Wagon $695 65 PONTIAC Wagon $445 No Security No Furniture Loan Signature Only OVER 100 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM OPEN WEEKDAYS 'TIL 9 500 MOTORS NO MONEY DOWN 1861 Franklin Blvd. DI 21867 1956 CADILLAC 6 Window Srlei "621 4-door M am top. a Mce On For Only 1,100 AUTHORIZED Auto Sales 1710 W. 7lh At Chamber! DI 1-2453 $10 DOWN On Approved Credit 42 Plymouth $ 60 '53 PACKARD $ 95 '52 Chevrolet t 95 '51 CHEV Pickup 1295 Emrjire Auto Sales 6th It Olive DI 4-6031 "1960 MERCURY1 FARKLANE FORDOR HARDTOP. FULL J-UWtK SEATS. WINDOWS, BRAKES, STEERING. EXCEL-! LENT CONDITION. RED WITH WHITE TOP. WILL TAKE TRADE-IN. $295. CAN FI- ISANUfc. DI 0-U498. S-L MOTORS 61 Lark Sedan, "6", With Overdrive, 1 Owner $1,895 61 PLYMOUTH Fury Hardtop, Radio. Automatic $2,395 l Comet 4-Door, stick .,.$1,1)115 61 Chev Impala V-8 Sport Coupe. Power steering. Red and White beauty ..$2,595 60 Falcon Deluxe Sedan . $1,495 60 Chev V-8 Impala Sedan, Radio, Power Steering ..$1,995 59 Ford Galaxle 2-Door Hardtop, Power $1,895 59 Dodge 4-Door wagon Power, Automatic $1,895 ov chev impala hardtop, BEAUTIF&Li955 Oldsmoblle Hol Iday tudor hardtop. Power steering, brakes and seats. All leather interior. Sianal seeking stereo radio. Nyon whitewalls.jHEAVY EQUIPMENT DIVISION HAS BEEN WELL CARED FOR. Northwest Schocl. Department Make offer. Consider trade. 960 hs-13, MEN: WE CAN TRAIN YCU NOW FOR GOOD PAY AS HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATORS Nationwide construction projects need trained men. Airports. Government housing, power dams, thru ways. Chance to got in on ground floor wow. Ex perlence not required. Inten sive FAST practical train t nil. Estimating, blueprint reading, graae ana graae suites, oper ating controls, field mainte nance highway construction, operation of dozer, under, shove 1c at. Actual operation if aesirea. experience on mod ern equipment. This could be your first step toward a Job as a Heavy Equipment Operator. Get information about age and requirements necessary to Qual ify for employment as a Heavy equipment operator. No obli gation, no red tape, but must be SI.NCtHE, Mall coupon: East 37lh. DI 4-5121. Register-Guard Box 4461 CARter's Cars 58 Ford 4 door sedan, standard drive, V-8 $ 895 1 60 Chevrolet Impala, full power,) big engine $2,395 i 2300 Main Springfield RI6-43111 58 CHEVROLET 4-door. V-8 I Automatic, radio, heater $1,395. stat lop value Auto Sales 2818 Main Springfield RI 7-8133 Name Address City State Age Nearest Phone ... Hours worked, from to 985 ACOTT James Bruin Acott of 2404 Portland Street. Funeral services will be held Wednes day. May 23, 1962 at 3:30 p.m. Daylight, 1:30 p.m. standard, In Simon-Lounsbury Funeral Chapel. Rev. Wayne Stauffen officiating. Interment Rest Haven, In memory of Mr. Acott contributions may be given to the Heart Fund. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Junior Dealer monthly $1.75 ay junior ueaier 6 months in advance ...... ... .. 10.00 By Junior Dealer yearly In advance .. 19.00 tsy motor route yearly la advance u.oo By mat! in Oregon 1 mo,.... i.75 By mall in Oregon 8 mot... 4. 50 By mail In Oregon 6 mo.. 8.50 By mall In Oregon I year... 15.00 By mall out of state 1 mo 1.00 Mall subscriptions In Junior Dealer delivered tones are charged same rate as that junior dealer delivery. All local engravings by Wiltshire. Legals Volkswaaens Sold and bought. J and J Motors, 3ttUH West I HIT. VI 3-B897. 1960 DYNAMIC 88 OLDSMOUILE, roraor. run power. iew tires. Under 18,000 miles. $2,695. DI 3-9364. 56 CHEVROLET convertible. Sharp! Red and white. Power glide, power brakes. Call DI 4- 9035. 1958 SIMCA A RO NDATHa rd top coupe. White wall tires. Good condition, $395. DI 4-2096. "52 MONZA, $450" buys equity, 6,000 miles, just like new. RI 6- dm3 alter a p.m. '55 OLDSMOBILE tudoi Trim! Rebuilt motor. 4 speed, econ omy. Sacrifice, $395. WY 8-2290. Private Instruction I960 VOLKSWAGEN One owner. Radio. Undercoat. Oil filter. $1,395 DI 2-1039. 1953 FORD tudor good condition for work car, $185. Call DI 4- 9778. 1950 CHEVROLET StatfoirWaBon, excellent condition. New tires. Radio, heater. Call DI 4-8847. 1960 convAiR Too; Power Steering, Brakes, $1,995 $200 for equity. 59 Singer Sedan, Radio f 695 58 Chev Bel Air "6" Sedan $1,295 58 Ford Fairlane 500 Sedan automatic. Power .... $1,295 58 Chev V-8, Stick. Clean . $1,3951 58 Ford Del Rio Wagon. I Radio, Automatic, Power $1,295 924 East Springfield. RI 7-3475. 1951 PACKARD East N, NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE Evannellne Creek Oral auction bids will be re ceived by the Forest Supervisor. or his authorized representative ai me office of the Forest Su pervisor. Post Office Bulldlnff. Eugene, Oregon, beginning at 1:00 p.m., P.S.T., June 22, 1962, for all merchantable timber marked or designated for cutting on an area embracing 121 acres, more or less wunin sections 22, 23 and 26, T. 19 5., H. 3 E.. W.M.. surveyed. In the Willamette National For est, Oregon. The estimated vol umes are: 6850 M board feet of Douglas-fir and 250 M board feet of Western hemlock and other tnnclAi TVim m n mum annnnl. 920 Able bid per M board feet Is as follows: uotigias-fir $5.80 and Western hemlock and other spe cies $2.80. This Includes the fol lowing rates, per M board feet for stumpage Including deposit for sale area betterment: $5.00 base rate for Douglas-fir, $2.00 base rate for Western hemlock1 and other species and $0,80 for, slash disposal for all species. In addition there is within the sale area an unestlmated volume of pine logs which will be paid for at $5.00 per M board feet and an unestlmated volume of cedar Intt, ., hirst ...111 t .4 945$2.00 per M board feet which in cludes required deposit for sale area betterment, plus $0.80 fori slash disposal. The prices bid! iur stum pa kb snail oe considered as tentative rates subject to E-very none engraven in cugene, upward or downward by 0.5 of Eugene DRIVER TRAINING DI 5-5772 Licensed Bonded Teacher Whatever You Need From real estate to a barrow or I rake you 11 find It fast In the Classified Section 1 Monuments Eugene Granite & Marble Works Established 1891 Rock of ages Granite Open 6 a.m. thru 8 p.m. bunaay tnru Friday Closed Saturday 3860 W. 11th DI 4-4418 the difference between the av erage of the monthly Douglas-fir region indices, as calculated bv blaesmg Granite (JO. previous months, and the follow ESTABLISHED 1896 l'?!?ni,bMe llAlSJ:t DJjglasf lr Distinctive Cemetery memorials! ll0:96'D) "d estern hemlock Decorative marble furniture, and other species 89.54(A). Such Compare price and selection. dJuatment !.n . the P.ric.e. for 769 Hiway 99 N. DI 3-091 1 1 aturnpage ,naU De PP1"'010 vremaronumi tou months period following tin 57 OLDS 88, Stick. Sha'rTMuM B1 ""J"'1' ?SS3. condlllon 56 Ford, 1 owner. Power . ) 795 1 '' " ?' V?" ' - Real clean. Good work car, $60. PA 6-785B. " 1946 FORD SEDAN Best offer takes! Street, Springfield Florists-Cut Flowers 965 PPcatlon of tentative rate,, ... 31,195 58 Merc Wagon, clean S 995 55 Chev Bel Air V-8 Sedan S 795 55 Stude Champ, overdrlva $ 695 55 Chev n iton V-8. .lick 55 Ford Victoria Hardtop 53 Plymouth Wagon, Stick S 295 NotlCPS 62 Chev 2-Door S 195 .6 Dodge 6 Va ton, clean 895 Lost and Found 04 Lnev va ton. Clean 3695 52 CMC (4 Ton .. ... S 495 40 UAiu 4-ioa, -speea f 395 "Eugene Crematorium I "'"'"h" IT"' HOOCharnelton DI 41435 determined as deirrlhed above bv '57 FORD '500 i v.. . . . , base indices, and quarterly av. l)lz55 2086 f.15th Ave. rod amortization rate deficits: IN LOVING MEMORY. HE SURE Douglas-fir 15 25 and Western KIRKLAND FLOWERLAND hemlock and other species $2.10 I t- F7Pr"9rw: IliSr. r1,MI 4"l "a"""1 Hlvn to arrle at adjusted rates for 795i , rr-V-II... Funeral Directors 975 quarterly period, in no event 1947 CHEVROLET In excellent condition DI 3-0090 "900 S-L MOTORS Lark-Hawk Salei Ac Service 91 h St Main Springfield RI 7-3374 Perry & Ross USED CARS! 1956 CHEVROLET Hardtop, V-8. Powergllde, Radio. .N'GINT0NERArT!0Mri,ol. each quarter be le than Formerly Veatch'a h... .t.in ..-.. PhscHwiNr VrirL,Nn8tbiWhcn ,h0 ,d),"lod b SCHWERLNG : ENGLAND species are lower than the base f ACT nD CTD IVCrt T A TlJ f til I l,MArM, ! Jlffavariflo haiuiiun 4 ha HUAHUA. Answers to 'Tiger"i55iLlst &S Sfs. T 5-2R8I total 'dollar value of the timber lost ten miles west of Eu- McGAFFEY'S Cut at adjusted rates and at base Ban. nA.r U.H.hah Ro.n EUGENE MEMORIAL CHAPEL -. will ho rornrriorl fnr frh FAMILY HKARTBROKEN.lperBonal "nd Dignified Service pecles. Th stumpage rate for! PLEASE DIAL WE 5-1 136. r'aBl IJin uia-oio a specie will not he increased PaVcahaIi Oft:1 POOLE-LARSEN CHAPEL !above the base rate until the rersonais ur 1100 Charnelton DI 4 1435 subsequent adjusted rates above ALCOHOLICS ANONWouS 1 Off Street Parking (the base rate will develop an ac-i ALANON FAMHV GROUPS SIMON-LOUNSBURY Mortuary .cumulated total dollar value for '',r"n,rtl ""u "r.i.i- wnn "Parking Adjoining Mortuarv" i me pecleB in fwtm oi me it- family drinking problems day!u52 Olive D I 5-1591 enrded accumulated difference. or night. I mtt-i iFitAivi (Sealed bids will be publicly TELEPHONE DI 3-2523 P.rklnJ Xdliclnt Chanel "fP""1.-.". " h p ANY GIRL IN DIFFlCULTV-OR'Snrlngfleld 6th R HI 7-3319 " ' "T'-g's""'', 'e"2S in . , .....n.. j, PUV VIlvrn.TlmMr ai I ,uu pn., r.a. i ., un nine ... . . -. p , .7 .i i. . w H962. All those who submitted Heater, Whltewalls, Powerl contact The Salvation Army or Junction City satisfactory sealed bid will be Steering and Brakes. Beautiful! White Shield Home. 1261 N. WJPhone Junction City WY J-2152 p,rmlllcd 'mm,dlately to con- Red and White Exterior and: Mayflower Avenue, Portland. Matching Interior. Immaculate Telephone CApltol 3-1632. and Hard to Duplicate. See to. FOR Information and facilities In Appreciate! ONLY $995 1J W. 13th DI 2-2813 FRONTIER AUTO SALES SPECIALS! 1956 PLYMOUTH 4-Door. V, Excellent. Wa 1695. SPECIAL $395 1S53 CHEVROLET '6 Over hauled Engine, Real Clean. Was S.19S. SPECIAL $295 ALL CARS MUST GO! SCHULZ MOTOR CO. th & Pearl DI 4-1429 MILLS MORTUARY ti,, ...nlnn hidrim. A mini. Cottage Grove WH 2-3121 order, bank draft, cashier's or Drain, TEmple 6-9881 certified check In the sum of S2.- problcmi of mental retards ! SMITH FUNERAL CHAPEL !200.no must accompany each bid. lion of children and adults,! 115 N. Sixth WH 2-3513 lo be applied to the purchase call the Asiclatlnn for the: Cottage Grove, Oregon price, refunded, or retained for Help of Retarded Children. oAKRIDflE FUNERAL HOME application lo any cialm for DI 3-9142. 210 West 14th Eugene. st'n.et j.m.i idamases. according to the condl- (BRING good used clothing fur-1 OAKHIDGE, OREGON Hons of sale. If requested by nlturc, household goods to Eu- r OOA tne purchaser, contract terms I,,,1 gene Mission Store at 484 W II- Keaf nP40tlceS VOO will permit felling of limber In ,7q, lamctte. Newspapers, maga-it AHSFN Hans Peder Larsen of advance of payment up to the .In.. In ..rBlintiu a. U'a.l 1.. ...... ...li,.. nf th tinrfnrm. nr. bond :.Tn . mir. KOAO oiea Slav ZU. " r. - 1962. He was born Julv 3. 180 " bld, decl"'d In Denmark. He was a member h'"h ' lh cloalns of the aiic of th. Bethesda Lutheran '"" h bldV'"' mu.,J.TTdllJ! Church. He was united In mar- ' "n"r,m ,,ne bld b" rlage to Sarah Dagmar Rasmus milting It In wrlllng on a for. sen March , 1907 In Portland. '"' S'"J bld '?rm: Jh right Bealde. hla wife, who survives'10 )t -ny and all bids Is re him are th. following children: !?"" ,r"1 a. , h S D.gm.r Larsen of San I-e.ndm.l'""", ' ,ubm,'' " "J'dJ? d! California. Dorothy Chandler "d 'ul' Information concerning zincs to warehouse IJth-Tyler. CHEV BUYS! 56 CHF.V Bel Air Hardtop 66 CHEV 4-Door Hardtop .. 63 CHKV 4-Door V-H, . J-iiVi"i.r..'"cii.t,; stos THET-HRIFt-AND Girt SltOP 62 CHEV 2 l)oor! Stick! 1195, '"' CIX1SED from JUNE will be a SALE ONE DAY ONLY TUESDAY, JUNE I9th. 2839 Willamette. Thrifty Denture SERVICE LABORATORIES Repairs and relincs, prices you can afford! 122 N. 5th, Springfield RI 741113 QUALITY DENTAL LABORATORY Save $$ on relines. repairs II West 11th DI 2-2026 Vom-GWOMAV-bTlihy faith In need of confidential advice may contact Catholic Charities, 278 Wen Broadway, Eugene. Phone DI 5-3642. the timber, the conditions of sale and the submission of bids should iNOTIl'K Or FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CTaRRTAGE iindor TPamliv Couir selling; Professionally qualified' staff; call catholic unaruies 01 Lane County at Diamond 8-3642 for appointment. BRODSKY'S AUTO MART 1 It 4-Wheel Drive Ilearfauartera 7th St Chambers DI 5-5244 nTJTRI-BIO Vitamin amTMIneFai 1959 CHEVROLET STATION: '" supplement and protein WAGON. Fordor, tutone. Small! Prod" ""f"11' Nlcker,on' V-8. Automatic. Radio, heaterj Distributor, DM-6.m white aid, walls, IU95. RI YOUR unwanted clothing, tiouse 7.3033 ( hold Items can help those In - need Call the Salvation Army 1960 FALCON tudor. Deluxe trim. -Truck DI 3-3328 Radio heater. Whit. ".; as OF APRIL l.t."! wlirncTt be1 standard transmh Ion 11.295 rp,pon,lbl- for ,ny bills other 737 East 16th. D I 2-2088 eve. hoM mde by myM.u ntngs. Salesman. ' E W Clssna 55 Kord V-8 Tu3oF$5D3 mktkxrpaivnasfm - hr. Overdrive. Radio, Heater I Harry Semlcr. dentist, corner SIMMONS MOTOR CO. I " WUlimelt.. Eugene, VLS- ,1' S"d"n'W ' -T:MM . ATlISTOC'RATruTn,T.-riatHrTn FOR SALE 55 Austin Healey, ex-: R.,,hi, r,i, Um. Only 69r cellent engine, good body, many pARAMOUNT DRUGS 2100 Main extras, make offer. P. O. Box - 252. Roscbur, : for Information 8M0 JORTRAITIu, two 3,5 or call OR 3-3696 SM3 Willamette. DI3-21. I 1931 kAISER MANIlATTANTover.' - ., . 01 . drive real good tires, motor, schools colleges I3 Interior. DI 4-3774 , 208 Elkay nnTF.1."-MANAGEMENT MK!J' Drive. WOMEN AND COUPLES want- 1937 MCA. Esrellent condition.! ed for Immediate training. Ex- Two tops. Wire wheel.. New, rPncnt future. American .mo palnt. 975 or be.t offer. Bob tel.. Inc. Register-Guard Box Wondard, DI 5-935. ! 4456. EiJt'lTY in 1961 Consm.ske wood station wagon. Will trade! for older model car. DI 4-7526, i eves. 1924 "MODEL T Coupe. Me-1 chanlcally rebuilt. Itoay in goooi ahape. Best otler. in nariow Road. PA 6-7313. 1953 MERCURY-TVD0B. very clean, Radio, Heater, White walla. GOOD MECHANICALLY. S.125. Csll DI 3-412.1. i9?,8 TRIUMPH. 25.000 miles. Sil ver with black top and tonneau. S 1 .300 or best offer. DI 1-9344, 665 Esst 12lh. T9S7 DODGE Coronet tudor V Aulnmallc, Radio, healer. Al most new tires. Very clean. 9Q m 6.794A. 19M OLDSMOBILE Super M. , Hardtop. Power steering and , nrahes. rxrriiem .uu, SflO DI 4-9494. MY EQUITY on 1957 Ford V-8 Custom 300 tudor sedan. Auto, matlc. heater. Balance 69 75. II payments of 13 25. RI 6-8,37. ftsl" FORD FAIRLANE; over- Ar4m r.Jtn h.t.r. Good con dition. Sell 'for best olfcr. WlOj Register-Guard CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Phone DI 515-51 of Lake Oswego, Howard Lar- r.n VT,tanZr. b obtained from the Oakrldge sen of Lake Oswego, Grace ,.,.,.,, ci.i..ih. ft.. . . . .... , . , u District Ranger, llakrlrtge, tjre- Jensen and Verna Jensen both ... , t-.. . ... . , . ,. . gon or the Forest Supervisor, r.u- tuJUTi?:rn- b"" """ ,r sisier. uorrnca Hansen 01 win- . u. a..Mii- r., i i. No 491-May 22. 1W2. be held In the Bethesda I.u-i theran Church, Wednesday U ... t SlfLCI 11 . J ... J light, 10 a.m. standard. Re-,,."w'1' w; , ,.'n" r?",T' erend H Milton Peterson of. ' 'h ' ;rro I r. Illlss, flrlating. Inlerment in the deceased, h.f i Tiled In th. Circuit Danish section of West Lawn Court of th. Stat, of Oregon for r-.m...n. Ginn t A..n.Kn. in Lane County, hla Final Account charge aa Executor, and that 10:00 Dt-i.Dir-v ri..rTT..."-t, 'o'clock A.M. tn th. Courtroom S. ?..ld .i.v her E"n. Oregon, on th. 24lh day SomJ PZ 21 1962 at tZ " ,9B2' "a "Xed ,nd 2 2. M .Y a i. , appointed by aald Court aa the that community her entire ,,,, , ,d Mn Account -s i. fr , l.r "r "n" IK'nient of the 1 H.-3 In i oncalla. She was mar- (ri rird to Ren Hedrick In 1.MW WILLIAM W. BARTLE. ,Pcl5dC,, heF d'h Executor of the Estate ol J!"-S?i! lm JZ f rrnll F. Bliss, deceased, the Methodist Church. She i -s 3H5May 22, 1962 survived hv three children: i John Hedrick of Eugene. Horn-! NOTICE OK FINAL er Hedrick of Drain, and Mrs. SETTLEMENT Florence Tavlor of Eugene; a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN step-son, Hobert Hedrick of that Marlon R. Brunei), formerly Shelton, Washington; three Marlon R. Rookard. Executrix of grandchildren; four great. the Estate of Fred L. Ronkard, grandchildren. Funeral serv-j Deceased, has filed In the Circuit ices will be held on Wednes- Court of the State of Oregon for day, May 2.1, 1962 at 2 p.m.I,ane County, her final account Standard Time at the Metho- Executrix, and that 10 00 A M dUt Churrh In Drain. Rev. n the Courtroom at the Lane Parker officiating with vault County Courthouse, Eugene, Ore Interment In the Yonralla gon, on the 24th day of Mav Cemetery. MlLli Funeral Serv- i2. has been fixed and appoint ice of Drain In charge. ed by the Court as the time and MILLER Ransom Miller of 1019 place for hearing ohiecllona to Cottonwood, Eugene. pased 1d final account and for final away on Mav 21. 192 at the settlement of the said Estate, ace of 91. His wife, Mae. pre- MARION R. BHUNKLL, ceded him In death In W9. He fnrmrrly 1 survived by one son. Charles MARION L. ROOKARD, of Eugene; a slter, Efho M. E-;rrutr!i nf the K ft ate of Dunwoodle of Victoria, B C.;i FRED L. ROOKARD, three grandchildren: two Deceased, great-grandfhllrtren. f.ravestrfe No. Saiv-Mav 22. IM2 services will be held at the NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOt ST Ijine Memorial Cemetery on NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Wednesday. May 2.1, 1W2 at 2 that the undersigned, George W p.m. DsMlfht. Poole-Larsen Fu- Marklln, executor of the Estate neral IHnrtor. of Eva Macklln. has filed his BROCK M AN Arlelght C. Brock- final account In the Circuit Court man of 3455 Concord Street, of the State of Oregon for the Eugene, passed away at a local County of Lane, and that the noipital on May 21, 1962. Com- 14th dav of June. 192, at the plete funeral arrangements to hour of 9 30 o'clock A M. of said be announced later by Poole- day, at the County Court House, Larten. City of Eugene, In said County JONES- William H Jonei of and Stale, has been appointed .11 'i North 16th Street. Spring- as the time and place for the field, paised awav at his re.l- hearing of objections. If any dence on May 22, 1W2. Com- there he. to said final account nlete onltuarv and funeral ar- and settlement thereof rangements to he announced .' f.KOKGE W. MACK!. IN later by Rueil Clissfel. Executor of the Estate of NELSON Mao Carl Nelson nf Eva Macklln 1114 "J" Street, Springfield, Date of Flmt Puhltcatlon S15'2 passed away on May 22. 112 Date of I-ast Publication 81282 at a local hospital. Complete S. A. Sore n son, nMtuarr and funeral arranie- Attorney for Executor merits to he announced later P. O. Box Euiene, Oregon by BueU ChspeL i.NO. 447 June 12, 1982, f i USE THE W A N T A D S FOR P R O F I T and R E S U L T S Accident Postpones Temko Lecture Again A lecture by Allen Temko, architectural journalist from the University of California, has been postponed for the second time and will now be given next Monday. The current postponement of Temko's University of Ore gon appearance, which is spon sored by the School of Archi tecture and Allied Arts, is be cause of his involvement in a traffic accident. Temko is now scheduled to speak on Monday at 7:00 p.m. (PST) in 123 Science. The public in invited. Portland Markets PORTLAND Butter fat Tenta tive, subject to immediate change Premium quality delivered in Port land, 64 cents lb.; first quality 61; second quality 56. Butter Prints per lb. to retailers Grade AA, 93 score, 66; A grade, 92 score, 66; B grade, 90 score, 65. Cheese To retailers single dais ies 471--J-48V:,; processed American, 4414-45MI. Eggs To retailers Grade AA, ex tra large, 39-42; AA large, 36-40; A large, 35-37; AA mediums, 30-36; AA small, 24-29. Cartons 2-3 cents addi tional. Eggs To producers, at farm AA extra large, 29-32 'a; AA large, 27 3lHi; A large, 25-27; AA mediums. 20-23H; AA small. 15-18. Livo poultry Quoted to growers f.o.b. ranch No. 1 quality fryers, 2-H-4 lbs. 16-20; light bens 5; heavy hens 12. Rabbits Average to growers Live whites, 34-4i-i lbs. 24-26, some down to 20; colored pelts 4-5 cents less; fresh killed frvers to retailers, 56-62, few to 65; cut up, 60-65. Wholesale Dressed Meats Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind quarters, 53.00-55.00; rounds 51.00 52.00; full loins, trimmed, 77.00-78.00; forequarters, 35.00-37.00; chucks, 38.00-40,00; ribs, 57.00-59.00. Lambs Choice-prime spring lambs 42.50-44.00 Veal Choice, 90-150 lbs. 55.00 57.00; good, 53.00-55 00; standard, 46.00-50.00. Produce Onions Texas No. ! large white 3.75; yellow grano 3.25-3.40; medium 3:25; California white large 3.60-3.75. Potatoes Oregon local Russets, No. 1A, 100 lbs. 3.50-4.00; Deschutes Russets, No. 1A, 4.00-4.75: bakers 4.75-5.25; New: California Long Whites, No. 1A, 3.75-4.25. Portland Livestock PORTLAND fUPI-USDA) Cattle 350; mixed good-choice 27.25; few good sorted out 25-26; canner-cutter cows 10.50-15. Calves 75; few choice veaters 29 30; few medium-choice feeder steer calves 200-300 lb. 26.30. Hogs 400; few lots 1 and 2 butch ers 18.25-1850. Sheep 400; no early sales. Eugene Markets OREGON EGG PRODUCERS Jumbo A . 46c Extra Large AA - . 41c Extra Large A 40c Large AA . 38c Large A .16c Medium AA 35c Medium A 34e .Small AA 28c Chen 34c Legals ADVERTISEMENT FOR SALE OP CITY OF EUGENE BANCROFT IMPROVEMENT BONDS, SERIES RM Written sealed bids will be re ceived for the purchase of $585, .192.20 Bancroft Improvement Bonds, Series "R" at the office of the City Recorder In the City of Eugene, Oregon, until 10:00 A.M. (Pacific Standard Time) on Monday, May 26, 1962 at which time and place aald bids shall be opened publicly, and at 7:30 P.M. or said day, will be considered and the bonds awarded by the Common Council of the City of Eugene. Said bonds will be dat ed June 1, 1962 and shall be In serial form and In denomination of $1000 each except that the first bond shall be in the amount of 8392.20 and which Issue of bonds shall mature In numerical order and tn ten succeeding an nual Installments as follows: A first Installment In the amount of 859,392 20 on one year from date of Issue, thereafter four an nual Installments In the amount of 659,000.00 each and five annual Installments In the amount of 858,000.00 and shall bear Interest at a rate or rates not to exceed aix per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, and subject to re demption In numerical order on Interest paying dates on or after June 1, 16M, principal and Inter est payable In lawful money of the United States nf America at the office of the City Treasurer, Eugene, Oregon. Said bonds will be sold for the highest price ob tainable but not for leu than par and accrued Interest, A cer tified check equal to two per cent of the bid price must ac company said bid aa evidence of good faith on the part of the bid der. The hid must contain a no tation of the total Interest cost of the Issue and the effective rate under the terms of the bid. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids. This sale nf bonds Is authorized and directed by Ordinance No. 12594 of the City of Eugene, Oregon. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 24th day of April, 1962 THOMAS BEATY CITY RECORDER NO. 434 MAY 22. 1962 ""'Notice of hearing ot5-"" FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVF.N that the Executor of the Estate of Mary B. Cockerllne. deceased, has filed Final Account with the Circuit Court of the State of Oresn for Lane County, and the Court has set May 24, 19A2, at 9 30 am. tn the Circuit Court room of the Lane County Court house, Eugene, Oregon, aa the time and place for hearing ob jections to said Account and ap proval thereof. Husband, Johnson. Hllller Macfnnls, Attorneys for the Estate. A. R. Cockerllne, Sr., Executor of the Estate of Mary B. Cockerllne, Deceased. No. 387 Mav 22. 19fi2 NOTICE OF FINAL" SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Executor of the Estate Of MARTIN W. NII.L, has filed his Final Report In said estate In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, and the Court has appointed May 29, 19A2, at 10 00 o'clock AM, of said day. In the Court house In Eugene, Otegon, fnr the hearing of oh lections to surh Final Re port and settlement of said estate. First Publication April 25 IM2 ROBERT G. NII.L. Esecutor of the Estate of MARTIN W. NILL, deceased. Barber 4t Cottrell, Attys. 1280 Pearl, Eugene, Oregon No. 39 Majr 22. 19 Stock Market Sharply Lower After Heavy Selling Wave NEW YORK tn The slock market closed sharply lower Tuesday as prices were battered by a wave of heavy selling. Sharp losses were taken by a number of leading issues. Towards the close IBM was down about 8, Xerox half a doz en points or so. Volume for the day was esti mated at 3.S million shares com pared with 2.26 million Monday. Losses of key stocks went from fractions to more than a point. A fall of more than 4 by Du Pont dampened the averages and a selection of the more vol atile issues showed losses of 4 to 5 points. The market was off only slightly in the morning but wid ened its losses around mid ses sion before recovering slightly. Polaroid and Beckman Instru ments were off around half a dozen points. IBM was down 12 points at one time before reduc ing the loss to about 8. U.S. Steel showed a loss ex ceeding a point. General Motors eased after a firm early per formance. Chrysler and Ford dropped fractions. Down about a point were AT&T, Reynolds Tobacco and Amerada. 10 Cadets at UO Named for Honor Ten third-year cadets in the University of Oregon's Army ROTC program have been ten tatively designated as Distin guished Military Students for the 1962-63 school year, accord ing to Col. Louis D. Farnsworth, Jr., professor of military sci ence. Those designated are: Wil liam B. Freck, John P. Knee land, and Robert M. Steinberg, all of Portland; Lloyd W. Pase man, Eugene; Jack N. Holt, Bend; Arthur W. Erickson, Sa lem; Dale M. Sterling, Wood burn; David F. Thomas, San Mateo, Calif.; Roy M. Suzuki, Wahiawa, Hawaii; and John D. Jamieson, Mt. Vernon, Wash. Permanent designation as dis tinguished military students will be made upon each cadets suc cessful completion of summer training at Fort Lewis, Wash., June 24 to August. 4. Two Enter Pleas To Driving Charge Two women arrested on charges of driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor over the weekend en tered pleas in Eugene Municipal Court Monday. Dixie Lee Roxanne Pine,28, of Roscburg, pleaded innocent to the charge. She was arrested about 6 p.m. daylight Saturday at Sixth Avenue and Charnel ton Street. Ann Opal LcDoux, 46, nf Har risburg, pleaded guilty. She was arrested at 2:08 p.m. daylight Sunday at 11th Avenue and Grant Street. The case was con tinued for sentencing. Steel Output Drops , NEW YORK (WD The na tion's output of steel dropped another 5.8 per cent last week to the lowest level since April 1, 1961, the American Iron & Steel institute reported Mon day. Production for the period slipped to 1.662,000 tons from 1,765,000 a week earlier. Portland Grain PORTI.ANIl (IIPD Whit, wheat Z.lflia. Soft white hard applicable M'1. White club Mfi'4. Hard red winter 2 26. Hard white haart, ordi nary 2 18 Oals no bid. Barley Si. 00. Pfizer lost a couple of points. Union Carbide and Woolworth lost more than a point each. Goodrich, Kcnnecott and Lor illard were fractionally higher. American Tobacco was up near ly a point. Prices declined In slow trad ing on the American Stock Ex change. U. S. government and corpo Grate bonds were mixed. NW Natural Gas Reports Record Net PORTLAND (IIPD Northwest Natural Gas Co. reported an all time record net income of $3.3 million for the year ending April 30 at an annual stockholders meeting here Monday. Director Francis F. Hill said this is $491,000 over the prevl. ous year. Chairman C. H. Gueff roy said $27 million in total op erating revenue is projected this year. Eleven directors were returned to the board. Financial Reports NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Selected List Reported by Harris, Upham & Co, May 22, 1962 Alleghany Cont Can DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES 30 Industrial 636 M off 12.23 All Ltldlum 39 A Chemical 4(l' A Chalmers 17H Alcoa Allied Stars 6H. Alum Ltd. 2,Hi Amerada 102 Am Airline 19H Am Can 43 Am Cyan. 44 A Kl Tower 65'a A M F 2614 A M Cllmx 32 Am Motors 15'i A Nat Gas AVJ, ATeliTel 116' A Tobacco 35t Am Viscose 54Vi 144 40 52 5H 44t 16i 16'. 48a 321. 231,5 92 27 218VI S7H 46ta 244 22 's 27 B0V, 62 37 43 H Ampex Anaconda Armro Armour Atchison Avco Ral h Ohio Beckman Hentllx Relh Steel Boelntr Bor Warner 4Ui Brunswick 29' Burlington 23 Burroughs 39V4 Campbell 103 J. 1. case 6 Caterpillar 36 CManese 364 terro Oe P 23 Cessna 24' i ChcsOh!o 54 Chrysler 4BI. Cities Sve 52' i Colo Kuel llVi Clmbla Gal 27 1 Cont Oil Corn Prod Crown Zel Crucible CurtWrlght Deere Disney Douglas Dow Dresser DuPont Eastern Alrl 23 Eastman 107 El Paso 22 Erie 3 KlrstChrtcr 4H4 Ford 90H Fruehauf 22Vi Gen Dnmcs 27t4 GenElectrlc 69 Gen Food 79 Gen Motor. 51H Gen Tel 22H Gen Tlr. 2414 Ga Pac Gillette Goodyear Grace GtNorthern 404 Greyhound 2614 Gulf Oil ami Homestake 524 HowcSnund 124 Ideal Cem 26 111 Central 39Vi I B M 435 Intl Ilarv 5014 Intl Nickel 7U4 Intl Paper 294 IntlTel&Tel 42-14 Johns Many 4Rt4 lnncsAl.au 5114 KatserAlum 30 Kennecott 76 414 414 334 66t4 20 Ralls 134.73 off 1 48 15 Utilities 120.59 off 1.56 A Volume 3,640,000 shares. Kerr McGee 324 Safeway utton 110's Lockheed 44's SO1 a 39 Vm 21'4 24M, 38. 61. 454 31 Lorlllard Mack Magnavox Martin McDermott M C. M Minn Mfg Monsanto Mont Ward Natl Biscuit 38 Natl Cash 91'', Natl Dist 27ta Natl Gypsm 48V. Natl Lead 804 NY Central 14'a No Am Av la 621 Nor Pacific 374 NW Alrllu. 27' , Olln Math 33 Outboard 174 Owens III 791.4 Pacific Gaa 32 Pan Amer 2214 Penney Penn HR Pepsi Pflier Phillips Polaroid Proc&Gam Pure Oil Radio Rayonler Raytheon Relchhold Rep Steel Rexall Reyn Met Reyn Tob Rlchdsn-Mrl RO-'i Richfield 38t4 Royal Dutch 37!a 4914 314 11 12H , 804 451,4 14 4.1H 474 50' , 127 764 33 514 204 334 12i, 46 364 264 52 St Regla Sand Imp Schentey Sears Shell TAT 1B Sinclair 3414 Socony 524 South Co 51 Mi So Pacific 26i4i Sperry 17Mi Std Oil Cal 56 Std Oil Ind 46 Std Oil NJ 5214 Studebaker 714 Sub Ga. 114 Sunray 2314 Swift 4014 Tenn Gal 23Mi Texaco 544 Texas Gulf 14. Texaa Inst 824 Textron 26Mi Thlokol 2814 Thorn Ramo 534 Tidewater IS Transamer 41 tin Carblda 96ti lln Oil 55 tin Pacific SlA United Alro 47 Untd Alrl 304 Untd Fruit 25(4 US Borax 32V4 US Plywood 44 US Rubber 4714 US Steel 5514 UN Match 1714 Upjohn 43 Varlan 35t4 W.a Union SS'4 Westtnghs. 3114 Woolworth 76 Youngstwn 83 Zenith 584 The following bid and asked Quo tations from the National Assn. of Securities Dealer, do not repres.nl actual transactions. They are a guide to the rang, within which theae securities could have been bought or sold at th. tlmo of compilation. Bin ASK Alhertsons 1414 15V, Arden Farms, Com 154 17t4 Bank of Amer 5H4 54t4 Big "C" Slorel 31,4 4li Caa Nat Gaa 14 1SV4 Caacade Plv 30 Consol Ftwaya 1P4 124 Kqultahle Is a. I. 42 454 f irst Natl ... 57H 101, ... 23V, Fred Meyer Hyaler, Com ... Jantten, l.om 3014 Kaiser Sleel 221, Kochrtng 10V4 MnrrisonKnud 31 NW Nat Gaa JP4 Oregon Met 1H Pac Inmtn Exp 13M. PP 6t L. Com 3314 Pop. a. Talhot . 2314 Port Gen Elec 23 Port Trana Com 9t4 Seattle First Nail 61 Thrifty Druf 37ij Tollycraft - 34 United Pacific 3.1 US Nail Bank ffl'4 Warren Bros . 21 Wash Nat Gas 324 Weat Coast Tel 364 West Nat Ga. Weyerhaeuser 2U V, im 254 33 V, 244 11V4 33 334 2 364 73 V, Z3 3SM, 4114 144 3144 Closing Quotations as of May 11. 1961 Mutual Fundi (Last available price, ai reported by Zllka. Smlther es Co., Eugenft office) Bid Ask Aberdeen 2.15 2.35 Aff. Fund 7.64 8.27 Boston Fund . 18.42 10.13 Bullock 12.82 14.06 Canadian Fund 17.97 18.36 Century Sha 12.86 14.03 Chemical Fund -.,10.36 11.48 Colonial Grth It Enrgy 12.03 13.13 Colonial Fund 11.02 12 04 Com. Inv. Co 9.74 10 64 Diver Growth 8.77 (.61 Dividend Sha 3.22 3.54 Dreyfua Fund 13.74 17.11 Fidelity Cap 8 19 1.90 Flnan. Indust 4 36 4.77 Fund Inv 9.38 10.28 i. Group Sees. Common ..12.65 13.85 Inc. of Boston 7 711 8 42 Incorp. Inv, . 7.23 7.90 Keystone S-3 13.62 I4 86 Mass. Inv. Growth 7.84 8.57 , Mass Inv. Trust 13.86 13.IS Nal'l Inv 14.58 13.76 ' , Nat'l Stock 7.82 8.54 On. Wm. St 12.65 13.83 ' Pioneer 932 10.11 Putnam 15.15 16.47 Putnam Growth 8.74 9 50 Telev It Elec 7.64 8.33 United Accum 13.69 14.96 United Ino 11.94 13.05 Value Lln. Inc. 3.16 1.64 ., Wellington . NA ., Wellington Eq 14.10 15 31 . I EARN t Your Inrastmant StKurad by Mortgages on Or gon Real Pro party. Intarett paid monthly ar as daslraa. INTEREST m m sss an ass s WrtH ar Ham ss. aa sss as, CWy , rnan. Or9m R.sssVssH. Oily LAWRENCE SECURITIES, Inc. tt 4-0131 5855 N. I. Glltan St.. Portland, Oregon Official Entry Blank EMERALD EMPIRE PET PARADE Eugene, Ore., Saturday, June 2, 1962 Name Age Address Phone School Grade Check Entry and Describe L Horses, Ponies, Donkays. ate. . . . ... II. Sheep, Goats, Pigs, etc. III. Cats IV. Rabblls, Chipmunks, Wild Animals, etc V. Ducks, Chickens, Geese, etc. . ......... VI. Frogs, Fish Snakes, etc. . VII. Dogs (purebreds or mutts) . ...... . . ........ ... VIII. Docoraled Bikes . DC. Individuals (clowns, ale.) . . . .... X. Groups, Group Hoots ($50.00 cash prize) . . . . XI. Bands (Grade School or Junior High) 'Attach list of number of individuals lo blanks. Bands ind marching (roups may In clude Boy and Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, Brownies, neighborhood end churrh clubs, schools and playgrounds. PLEASE PRINT entry information and mail or bring lot PET PARADE DIRECTOR. Eugene Register-Guard, Box 1232, Eugene, Ore. Sponsored by The Eugene Register-Guard. EERG. with the cooperation oi Local Businessmen. Vlll.rd. DI 3-7392.