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There Oughta Be a 'wjs A KIP, 4BK.U WAS SO BALKY AT WP TIME MOM HAP TO STRONG-ARM HER I ( HO f M3U UE.SCD PJI II UUITCUALI I I . .-r a... 1 I Sirr. MOM f I WANNA ) HEAR VAUE6 CROON . Used Cars 860 STICKS 59 IMPALA Coupe $1,995 58 IMPALA Coupe $1,595 60 FORD Falrlane $1,395 SO PLYMOUTH Coupe S1.495 67 CHEVROLET Coupe 995 60 VOLVO Coupe $1,395 58 FORD Country Sedan $ 995 Tom Collie's UNIVERSITY Auto Sales 12th It Olive PI 5-7844 WOOD MOTORS 56 PACKARD Hardtop, Stick. 58 BORGWARD Tudor. 58 NASH Sedan, Overdrive. 57 CHEV Bel Air Hardtop. 55 STUDE President Hardtop. 55 STUDE Sedan, Overdrive. 61 FORD '8' Pickup, 4-Speed. 48 FORD -6' Pickup, 3-Speed. 53 FORD '8' Pickup. New Motor. 1053 Oak DI 44452 GIBSON'S "White Beauties" '60 DeSOTO fordor, power steer Ins, brakes $2,095 60 CHEV Impala hardtop coupe $2,195 Gibson Motors Your FORD-MERCURY Dealer Falcon-Thunderblrd-Comet Junction City WY 8-2346 $10 DOWN On Approved Credit 51 STUDEBAKER $ 95 '50 CHEVROLET $ 75 54 FORD $195 '50 PONTIAC $ 65 tmpire Auto bales 6th & Olive DI 44031 VALVE IN HEAD WlUys 4-cylTH- aer motor, in perfect snape. Walker's Used Cars 3799 Franklin PA 6-7014 MUST SELL Immediately '49 Chrysler work car, paint and enterior worn but very good mechanically, and has good rubber. Dependable. $75 cash. DI 3-0429 after 5 p.m. BRODSKY'S AUTO MART 2 & 4-Wheel Drive Headquarters 7th& Chambers DI W244 rss4 Plymouth fordor. Ra dio, heater. Clean. Perfect me chanical condition. New seat covers. DI 5-5786, 1751 Sherwood Place. 1554 FORD V-8 hardtop $35ft 1949 FORD Vi ton pickup. $300 See to appreciate. 1839 Carter Lane, Springfield RI 6-5452. ISsrpLYMOUTH-WATSON. Per fect running condition. Clean. Good tires. Radio, heater, $245 or make offer, MUST SELL. Charles Leask, DI 2-1411. 1952 FORD Tudor Hardtop, stick shift, radio. Motor recently overhauled. EXCELLENT condi tion. DI 3-1303. ESTEEM PLYMOUTH (6) wagon, automatic, excellent condition, new tires. $400. 1641 Grant. DI 3- 0735. i949CHEVR6LETludor. Perfect engine, new brakes. Tires 30'o. $160. RI 7-9794 after 5 p.m. standard. EAVINOTOVN MUST SEIX 1954 FORD Fordor, $150 for equity. RI 7-2500 or see at 316 "B ", Springfield. 1951 STUDEBAKER Champion, In good condition Inside and out. Good tires, runs good. $100 or best offer. WH 2-3005. 1957 FORD FAIRLANE SOfTTudor, Thunderblrd V - 8, standard transmission. Low mileage. DI 4- 8406. I5BTFORD. Automatic, good tires and brakes. Needs motor. Best offerover $150. JI 64492. SiUST SACRIFICE '62 Rambler classic Immediately. Phone WE 5- 2539 evenings. l9'58BORG'AHb, looks new In- side and out. Motor excellent. See to appreciate. DI 4-8160. I95TTC-RTJ tudor, wliitewall tires, good motor, straight stick, Over Drive. $150. RI 6-6376. 1959 CHEVROLET tudor coupe. 315 horsepower. $1,000. DI 5-9361, ask for Richard Thompson. 1557 RAMBLER station wagon. Very clean. Good rubber. A-l mcchanlcslly. 50. DI 5-3784. FOR SALE" 1953 Mercury-Monf-erev hardtop. Stick shift. Radio, heater. DI 4-0438, evenings. 1353 FORD: New license, battery, starter, rebuilt engine. $275. DI 5-2265. 415 West Azalea. ' 1957 SIMCA STATION wagon. Good tires. Needs rings. $22.VRI6-I750. "ST PLYMOUTH $9S OREGON AUTO SALES 1831 So. A. Springfield RI 6-39U 1956 FORD. $445 Fordor sedan. Fordomatlc, while walls. DI 4-2179 nSTcHF-VHoLETBEt: Aimof. dor hardtop. Overdrive. $1,150. Call RI 6-15B7. EQUTTY INr'SrTorcTFalcon Excellent Condition DI 2-2MW TS$9CABiLLAC TUDOR hardtop. Must sell. Priced for quick sale. $2,150. RI 6-4679. '51" FORD OVERDRIVE, leaving Oregon. 4600 Royal. DI 5-4268. EXTRA Nlf r"1SmTClOWt 42.000 miles. Complete history. DI 4-4790. 615 Kourt Drive. Notices Lost and Found 900 LOST-- BLACK ASD TIROV.N DACHSIUND, male. Answers "Jake." "Kids are heartbrok en." REWARD. DI 3-01K3. ttWARD FOR return of new red and white Huffy Bike Se na! number 40243. DI 4-7561. A A WHILE A50 t THAT 3 ENOUGH TuEllTC (unr cit WHO NEED5 SUEefl ) ITS AFTER NINE, ANP yOlRE TURN THAT THING WANT TO WATCVr J l My HEAR ME i r- I r YOU SHOULP ES AWVie,ALSO THE Law! ELL MOM'S IN AN? BVIN MUkJR Lost jind Found 900 MALE GOLDEN Cocker Spaniel', name "SANDY." Disappeared Friday, June 1, vicinity Laurel wood Golf Course. Weighs about 35 pounds no collar. Please call DI 3-4048 after 5 p.m. Personals 905 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS ALANON FAMILY GROUPS INFORMATION and HELP with family drinking problems day or night. TELEPHONE DI 3-2523 BRING good usetPclothlhg fur niture, household goods to Eu gene Mission Store at 484 Wil lamette. Newspapers, maga zines to warehouse at West 15th Tyler. Any girl in difficulty or in need of counseling should contact The Salvation Army or White Shield Home, 1261 N. W. Mayflower Avenue, Portland. Telephone CApltol 3-1632. TUSSY "Treats You! 2 Step Beau ty Treatment, for your skin type. Jar of Cleansing Cream $2, bottle of stimulating lotion at no extra cost. PARAMOUNTDRUGS 2100 Main THE THRIFT AND GIFT SHOP will be CLOSED from JUNE 14th to AUGUST 20th there will be a SALE ONE DAY ONLY TUESDAY, JUNE 19th. 2839 Willamette. Thrifty Denture SERVICE LABORATORIES Repairs and relines, prices you can afford! 122 N. 5th, Springfield RI 7-8113 TRUSS FITTING In our private fitting room, plus experience to handle your In dividual problem. TIFFANY 'S SUPER DRUGS QUALITY DENTAL LABORATORY Save 5$ on relines. repairs 11 West 11th DI 2-2026 STAR RIAGE andor Family Coun telling; Professionally qualified staff; call Catholic Charities of Lane County at Diamond V3642 for appointment. YOUNG WOMAN of any faith In need of confidential advice may contact Catholic Charities, 278 West Broadway, Eugene, Phone Dl 6-3642. YOUR unwanted clothing,' housed hold Items can help those In , need. Call the Salvation Army TruclrJS-3328. tfENTAL PLATE REPATlTDr. Harry Semler, dentist, corner tb and Willamette. Eugene. Oregon. 8X10 PORTRAIT plus two 3"Ax5 prints, Jl-29. Adult or child. 1043 Willamette, DI3-28 1 8. Visit Flora Stltes & LucUirpacit at Maxell Beauty Bar, at . . . 1037 Maxwell Road or DI 4-0713 Trancnortatf on 910 STUDENT GOING EAT7destl- nauon ucorgia, anywnere e-hsi of Mississippi sufficient. Will help with gas and driving. DI 4-8750. Evenings, Dl 3-5040. Schools Colleges 915 motEl MaNAGEmentT"Mei,J, WOMEN AND COUPLES want- -ed for Immediate training. Ex cellent future. American Mo tels, Inc.. Register-Guard Box 4486. Private Instruction 920 PO-ART STUDIOS GUITAR LESSONS. SUMMER SPECIALS. Classic, Spanish, steel, and mandalln. DI 3-4766, DI 4-B380. TUTORING Elementary level Swimming, German. Call TW5 3877, Route 2, Box 268. Cres well, Oregon. Eugene DRIVER TRAINING DI 5-5772 Licensed Bonded Teacher Monuments 945 Eugene Granite & Marble Works Established 1891 Rock of ages Granite Every stone engraved In Eugene Open 6 a.m. thru 8 p.m. Sunday thru Friday Closed Saturday 3860 W 11th Dl 4-4418 Blaesing Granite "Co. ESTABLISHED 1898 Distinctive Cemetery memorials Decorative marble furniture Compare price and selection. 769 Hi way 99 N. DI 3 0911 Cemeteries-Lots 950 FOUR "Lane Memorial ' Cemetery lots. Reasonable price. Good location, Last Supper Garden. DI 3-0347. TwTTTPATTSruriirer pTneTXana Memorial Park. RI 6-8801 Crematoriums 960 Eugene Crematorium llOOCharnelton Dl 4-1435 Florists-Cut Flowers 965 PTORAt 'ARRANGEMENTS TOMMY WILLIAMS FLORIST Dl 2-2455 2WHJ E.5th Ave. in "Loving" memory, be sure kihki.ani) flowerland PA 6-78.11, 4340 Frank. inBlvd Funeral Directors 975 "England funeralhome Formerly Veatch's Phone DI 4-52.15, Pearl St. at I8(h SCHWERING A ENGLAND CHAPEL Creswell, 1st & C Sts. TW 5-2881 MrOAFFEY'S EUGENE MEMORIAL CHAPEL Personal and Dignified Service 490 East 13th Dl 54718 bulixchapel Parking Adjacent Chapel Sprtnefifld. 6th A B RI 7-3319 Mt'RPHY FUNERAL HOME Junction City Harrnbirr Phone Junction Cltv WY 8-2152 MILLS MORTUARY Cottage Grove WH 13121 Drain. TEmpl 8-9881 SMlTH FUNERAL CHAPF.L 115 N Sixth WH 2-3513 Cottage Grove, Oregon OAKRIDC.E 'FUNERAL HOME SUnset 2-2541 04KRIDGK, OREGON "SIMON-LOtNSBfRY Mortuarv' "Parking Adjoining Mortuarv 1152 Olive DI 5-1591 ;; By Fagaley and Shorten WEI SECOND HILDHOOO Mewl ASOUT HITTIN THB SACK J Funeral Directors 975 POOLE-LARSEK CHATEL 1100 Chamelton DI 4-1435 Off Street Parking Funeral Notices 985 PiNKERTON Esther Nancy Plnkerton of 1375 C street, Springfield. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, June 6, 1962 at II a.m. Daylight, 10 a.m. Standard In Buell Chapel. Reverend Ren Holllster officiat ing with Interment In Laurel Hill Cemetery. Those who wish may donate to the Heart Fund. ABBOTT Ada Blanche Abbott of 4820 Prairie Road, Junction City. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, June 6, 1962 at 12 noon Standard Time, 1 p.m. Daylight in England Fu neral Home, Pearl at 18th. Rev. Herbert Works officiating with Interment to follow In the Ocean View Memorial Gardens, Coos Bay. Death Notices 980 BUNCAN-WVlTilTm T. (Ted) Dun can of 1900 West 6th Avenue passed away at a local Rest Home Tuesday, June 5, 1962 at the age of 36. He was born In Stanton, Missouri on May 1, 1906. He was the District Man ager for Girardlan Insurance Company. He was a member of the University Street Church of Christ. He is survived by his wife, Florence of Eugene; a daughter, Margaret Walsh of Cicero, Illinois; a brother, Ben jamin of Bloomfleld, Colorado; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Duncan of Marshall, Mis souri; several sisters. Funeral services will be conducted Fri day, June 8, 1962 at 2 p.m. Day light Time, 1 p.m. Standard In McGaffey's Eugene Memorial Chapel, with Rev. Leo Wood ruff officiating. VOEltG Florence Elizabeth Yoerg of 1950 Polk Street, Eu gene, passed away on Monday, June 4, 1962. She was born In St. Paul, Missouri, and for many years taught In the Los Angeles School System. She had lived In Eugene for several years. She was a member of the St. Mary's Episcopal Church, and Zulelma Temple Daughters of the Nile, She is survived by two sister.: Mar tha of Eugene, and Lulse of North Bend. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, June 7, 1962 at 11 a.m. Daylight Time, in the St. Mary's Episco pal Church. Rev. Steen White sade officiating with cremation to follow at Rest Haven. Those wishing may contribute to the St. Mary's Memorial Fund. England Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. SO MMERVlETLE Joseph Delmar Sommervllle, former resident of Harrlsburg, passed away In Reno, Nevada on June 4, 1962 at the age of 63. He was born In Harrlsburg on May II, 1899. Surviving are his wife, Dor othy; one daughter, Polly Ann; three brothers: Fred, Mack, and Jerry. Graveside services will be held on Satur day. June 9, 1962 at 10:30 a.m. Standard Time, In the Harrls burg Masonic Cemetery. Mur phy Funeral Home, Directors. SHARP Grover C. Sharp of Route 5, Eugene died June 3, - 1962, He was born December 25, 1888 In Monett, Kansas. Sur vived by his wife, Maude; a son, Robert K., and a daughter, Betty C, both of Eugene; 2 grandchildren: William R. and Curt B.; a sister, Ann Lemmon of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Private graveside services were held Tuesday. June 8, 1962 at 3:30 p.m. In West Lawn Ceme tery, Rosse Long officiated. SI-mon-Lounsbury was in charge, SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Junior Dealer monthly $1.75 By Junior Dealer 6 months tn advance . . .. 10.00 By Junior Dealer yearly In advance IB. 00 By motor rout yearly In advance 21.00 By malJ in Oregon 1 mo 1.75 By mall In Oregon 8 mos. 4.50 By mall In Oregon 6 mos... 8.50 By mall In Oregon 1 year... 15.00 By mall out of state. 1 oio,H 1.00 Mall subscriptions In Junior Dealer delivered sonea are charged same rate as that of Junior dealer delivery All local engravings bv Wiltshire Legols ADVERTISEMENT FOTTBTDS- Sealed bids will be received by the Board of County Commission ers, or Mrs. Olga Freeman, Coun ty Clerk, for Lane County, until 10:00 a.m. Std. Time, June 14, 1962, When they will he opened In the County Commissioner's Room, Courthouse, Eugene, Ore gon, on the following projects: Sweet Creek Rock Production Project 35,000 CY Dead wood Rock Production Project 6,000 CY Mabel Rock ProducUon Project 11.000 CY Mr Ken zle Bridge Rock Production Project 3,000 CY Florence Rock Production Project 10,000 CY No bid will be received or con sidered by the Board of County Commissioners unless It Include a statement that the bidder, if awarded the contract, will pay not less than the prevailing wages as of the date of this bid to each and every one who mav be employed In the performance of the work. Bid shall he accompanied bv a Certified Check or Bid Bond to the amount of 10 of the amount hid. No bidder may withdraw his hid after the hour st for the opening thereof or before award of the contract unless said award Is delaved more than 10 days. The Board of County Commis sioners reserve the rtirht to re ject any or ail bids and to over rule any slieht Irregularity which does not affect the amount of the bid. Specifications mav be secured at the office of the County Clerk, Courthouse, Eugene. Oregon or at Ihe County F.nglneer's office at 1820 Roosevelt Blvd. Eugene, Oregon. Board of County Cmnlssionen No. 129 June 6, 1948. Commission To Restudy Fund Issue SALEM CH Oregon's Consti tution Revision Commission will take another look at its recom mendation to remove the high way fund earmarking provision from the state Constitution. Under this provision, reve nues from motor vehicle license fees, fuel taxes and truck levies can be used only for construc tion and maintenance of high ways and parks. A member of the commission, Rep. Clarence Barton, D-Co- quille, said he would move for reconsideration. He had sup ported removal of the clause. The reconsideration will come when the commission, which has finished its policy work, takes a look at the final draft. The commission's action on the highway fund has become the most controversial of its actions. It has been protested by road user groups, the Highway Com mission, and the Legislative In terim Committee on Highways. They fear that highway reve nues might be diverted to non- highway uses. The revision commission said that the legislature can be trusted to spend the money properly. It also said that the Constitution should not deal with such matters as earmark ing. Dahlia Growers Move From Noti to Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fox are in the process of moving their dahlia-growing business from Noti to Eugene to 615 River Ave. An article appearing in the June 1 issue of the Register- Guard incorrectly listed the new address as 1615 River Ed., Eu gene. Agreements Signed Amman, Jordan an The United States and Jordan have signed agreements allocating $745,000 in U.S. aid for irriga tion and other water projects in this Middle Eastern nation. Lego Is "NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, Georne W. Macklln. executor of the Estate or Eva Macklln, has filed his final account in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Lane, and that the 14th day of June, 1962, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock A.M. of said day, at the County Court House, City of Eugene, In said County and State, has been appointed as the time and place for the hearing of objections, if any there be, to said final account and settlement thereof. . si GEORGE W. MACKLIN Executor of the Estate of Eva Macklln Date of First Publication S15A2 Date of Last Publication 61262 S. A. Sorenson, Attorney for Executor P. O. Box 3383, Eugene, Oregon NO. 457 June 12, 1962. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for Lane Coun ty has appointed Catherine Zum wait Long as Executrix of the Estate and Last Will and Testa ment of Lynn W. Zumwalt, De ceased. All persons having claims against said Estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified, to the Ex ecutrix at Room 400, 858 Pearl Street, Eugene, Oregon within Six Months from the date of this Notice. Dated this 29th day of May, 1962. CATHERINE ZUMWALT LONG, Executrix. Butler, Husk & Cleaves, Attorneys. No. 820 June 2S, 1962. NOTICE IS HEREBY-GTVEN that RAY M. TAYLOR, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Clara Taylor, deceased, has filed his Final Account as such Executor tn the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane Countv, and said Court has fixed the 28th day of June, 1962, at th hour of 9:30 o'clock A.M. of aaid day In the Court Room of the senior presiding Judge at the Court House of Lane County, In Eugene, Oregon, as the date, time and place for the hearing of said Final Account and of ob Jectlona thereto, and for the final settlement of said estate. RAY M. TAYLOR, Executor. Ralley, Hoffman, Spencer At Morris, Attorneys. No. 519 -June 26, 1962. NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Executor of the Estate of Norrls M. West, deceased, has filed his Final Account with the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, and the Court has set June 27. 1962, at 9:30 a.m. In the Circuit Court room of the Lane County Court house, Eugene, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing ob jections to said Account and ap proval thereof. William Blaine West. Executor of the Estate of Norrls M. West. HUSBAND, JOHNSON, HILLIER MACINNIS, Attorneys for the Estate. No. 521 June 26. 1W2. NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned Executrix has filed her final account In the Circuit Court of Ihe Stale of Oregon for Lane County, which Court has appointed 9.10 A.M., of June 29th, 1962, and the court room of said Court as the time and place for the hearing of ob jections thereto and for the set tlement thereof. IVA V. CASH, Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of THOMAS HENRY BAXTER, deceased. L. L. Ray, Attorney for Estate. No. 523 June 26. 1962. "NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT" Notice Is herebv given that the undersigned ArtmlnMralor of the eslate of Grant Kredrlcks, de ceased, has filed his Final Ac count with the court In the above estate and that 10 00 A M. on June 29. 1962, In Circuit Court Room No. 2 In the County Court house In Eugene. Oregon, has been act as the time and plare for hearing obleetlona thereto and settlement thereof. ALFRED M. FREDRICKS Administrator t.UVAAS, COBB as RICHARDS Attomeya for Estate No. 522 June 26, 1962 a spins' aai yi f ...j wf" Mj;mi 'WmmfqsvtmmmmmmwammmmmmamamimKmmammmKm - ; f " ..j II -i fen U'dnJ rrr ml , tReglster-Guard photo) . The four award winners named Monday night at the annual Winnino Craftsmanship Awards Banquet of the Southwest Oregon chap VV -U-llUg ter of the American Institute of Architects show off their . a framed citations. From left they are Lawrence R. Schmidt, Uartet Doral Bell, J. B. "Jake" McElhaney and Charles E. Nelson. More than 200 persons attended the AIA banquet in Eugene. Three in Building Trades, Manufacturer Win Honors Three building tradesmen and a concrete-block manufacturer were honored Monday night at the tenth annual Craftsmanship Awards Banquet of the South west Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. More than 200 persons attend ed the banquet held at the Eu gene Hotel. Chapter President Gene Ellis of Corvallis presid ed. Eugene Postmaster Ethan Newman served as master of ceremonies. , Three craftsmanship awards and one special award were given, tl.e winners of which were selected by a committee of architects, engineers and build- Eugene Girl Wins U.N. Contest Prize Ellen Smith, 15, ninth grade student at Roosevelt Junior High School, Eugene, is winner of a third prize in a contest of the American Assn. for the United Nations. Ellen won $50 for her score in an examination on the Unit ed Nations. She was among the top 100 students in the nation who took tne examination. ' Ellen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Smith, 1935 Columbia St., Eugene. Financial NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Selected List Reported by Harris, Upham it Co. Tuesday, June 5, 1962 Alleghany 8 Cont Can 39va All Ludlum 3.V4 Cont Oil im Al Chemical 41 V, Corn Prod 45H Al Chalmers 16V Crown Zel 43 Alcoa 55V Cruclhle 151 Allied Store M"t Cur Wright l.V.i Alum Ltd. 2IVa Deere 4 5 '-4 Ameradh 92V4 Disney 29'ii Am Airline 17Ta Douglaa 20Ti, Am Can 43 Dow 48 Am Cyanmd 40'. Dresser 22H Am El Powr 59 DuPont 18214 A M F 24'4 Eastrn Alrl 19H Am M dim 2614 Eastman 95V4 Am Motors 14H El Paso 21' Am Nat Gas 39 Erie 2'a Am T It T I09 First Chart 33f4 Am Tobacco 33V Ford 844 Am Viscose 50 Fruchauf 204 Ampex 12' Gen Dynam 23'4 Anaconda 41 vj Gen Elec 634 Armco 52 Gen Food 72 Armour 39'4 Gen Motors 49'4 Atchison 2.W. Con Tel 21 Avco 19's Gen Tire 231 Hal & Ohio 24 Ga Pac 37'4 Beckman 7714 Gillette 35'4 Bendlx 56 Goodyear 33'4 Beth Steel 36V4 Grace 304 Boeing 42 Gt Northrn 384 Borg Warnr 39'4 Greyhound 2514 Brunswick 264 Gulf Oil 35'4 Burlington 21 Ik Homestake J214 Burroughs 36Mi How Sound 1 1 Ma Campbell 88 Ideal Cem 2!Vs J. I. Case 544 III Central 36V Caterpillar 34'4 IBM 365 Celanese 32 Inll Harv 50 Cerro De P 22 Intl Nickel 0' Cessna 21 Intl Paper 28 Ches Ohio 50'4 Inl TeliTel 384 Chrysler 42'' Johns Manv 45V4 Cities Sve 50 Jonea It Lau 47V, Colo Fuel 10 Kalsr Alum 2844 Colum Gaa 24 Kennecolt 70'4 MUTUAL FUNDS Closing quotations as of June 4, 1962. 1 Last available prices as re ported by Zilka, Smlther It Co., Eu gene Office). Rid Ask Aberdeen NA Aff. Fund 705 7 61 Roston Fund 80 9 40 Rullock 11.76 12.89 Canadian Fund 13 83 17.27 Centurv Sh. . 11,01 xd 12 03 Chetnlcal Fund 9 32 10.14 Col. Grwth At Energy 10 46 11.43 Colonial Fund N A Com Inv Co 9 07 9 91 Diver Growth 7 48 8 00 Dividend Shs 2 9S 3 28 Drevtus Fund 14 24 15 48 ridellty Cap 7 22 7.63 Flnan. Indust NA .- Fund Inv 8 38 9 18 Grp Sec. Cap. Grwth 4 74 S 21 Inc of Boston 7 23 7 90 Inrnrp Inv 6.38 6 97 Kev.tone S-3 10.03 13 13 Mass Inv Trust 12 52 13 37 Nat'l Inv . 12.73 13.76 Nat'l Stock-NA One Wm. St 11.36 1 2 42 Pioneer 8 49 9 28 Putnam 13 74 14 96 Putnam Growth 7.68 6 35 Telev Elec NA ... Unlled Accum NA .- United Inc NA Value Line In 4 87 S 32 Wellington H 40 14 61 Wellington Tji 12.04 12 09 ers. Craftsmanship award winners: J. B. "Jake" McElhaney. 35, of 1534 C St, Springfield a carpentry foreman who has su pervised construction of such buildings as Thomas Jefferson Junior High School and the Eu gene Labor Temple. Lawrence R. Schmidt, 35, of 2050 S. 28th St., Springfield an electrician employed with the L. H. Morris Electric Co., cited for his work on Spencer Butte Junior High School and Meadow Lark School. Doral Bell, 38, of 2221 E. Erwin Way, Eugene a carpen ter with Gale Roberts Construc tion Co., cited for outstanding ability as a finish carpenter, his ability to perform various as pects of the trade and his su pervisory talent. . The fourth "Special" award was won by Charles E. Nelson, 40, of 244 W. 37th Ave., Eu gene, a partner in the Eugene concrete-b lock manufacturing firm of Willamette-Graystone, Inc. He was cited for his prod uct as seen in the pre-cast con crete panels used in the con struction of the main Eugene branch of the U.S. National Bank and for his skill and "high degree of craftsmanship" in the casting of concrete. mtmssm Reports DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES 30 Industrial 594.90 up 1.28 20 Ralls 125 56 off .11 19 Utilities 111.67 up .57 Volume 6,140,000 shsres. Kerr McGee 26 Safewav St Regit Sand Imp Schenley Sears 43"4 Litton 89 2B-T4 Lockheed Lorlllard Mack Magnavox Martin 40'4 444 S4'a 944 1944 70-V4 32',4 201,4 211. 334 52 14 39H Shell TAT I6'.i Sinclair .12'i McDermott Socony 494 Southrn Co 46,4 MC.M Minn Mfg Monsanto So Pacific 2444 hperry 1814 Std Oil Cal 54 Std Oil Ind 4544 Std Oil N J 50V4 Mont Ward 2844 Natl Biscuit 38 Natl Cash 85 Natl Dlst 24V. Nil Gypsum 7.V Natl Lead 35 '4 NY Central 13 No Am Avla 56'4 Nor Pacific 3iVt NW Airlines 25 Studehaker '4 Sub Gaa Sunray Swift Tenn Gat Texaco Texat Gulf Texas Inst Textron Thlokol 11 244 3344 21V, 5044 13T4 Olln Mailt 304 63 Outboard Owens 111 16 2444 77'4 22 Pacific Gat 29V4 I7'4 Thorn Ramo 4544 Tidewater 17'4 Pan Amer Penney Penn RR Pepsi Pfizer Phillips Polaroid 43l4 I214 42 42'4 46'. Tranaafer 36V4 tin Carbide 95 Un Oil 51 '4 Un Pacific 30 United Aire 44 llntd Alrl 2644 Unld Fruit 2U4 U S Borax 28 I JR. Plywood 4l'4 U S Rubber 4.1 M, V S Steel 5044 10714 Proc&Gam 684 31". 484 1B"4 29'4 1144 42 ' Pure Oil Radio Rayonler Raytheon Relchhold Rep Steel Rexall U N Match Upjohn Varlan Wea Union Westlnghse Woolworth Youngstwn Zenith 15', 3844 25l4 30 2844 8744 83V4 61 20',4 2314 Rynlds Met Rvnlds Ton 46 RIchdsn Mrl 701. Rlchrield 36'4 Roy'l Dutch 35'4 The following bid and asked quo tations from the National Assn. of Securities Deslera do not represent ectual transactions. They are a guide to the range within which these aecurltlea could have been bought or sold at the lime of com pilation. RID 12 141 i 47 V4 3 12' 4 1744 10 33 32 I0'4 . 22V 26 I9'4 9' 4 29V4 27V4 144 IP 23' 21 23''. 6', 56 33 5 V, 32 6714 IB 26", 184 124 U ASK 1344 13 V, 5044 3V, Hit 19 II 36V4 56 llvi 254 211', 22 1044 31 '4 29H 1V4 12 2444 J3' 2.444 10 59V4 36V4 3544 72 3"44 .W4 3044 I3'4 24 1 Alhertsons ..... i Arrien Farm, Com , Bank of Amer Rig "C" Stores I Cas. Nat. Gas Boise Cascade ........ j Consol Ftwavs Fultahle S It L ; First Nat'l ' Fred Mever ... . Hyster, Com ..... : Jantsen, Com .... . 1 Kaiser Steel ! Koehrlng . Morrison-Knud ! N. W. Nat. Gas Oregon Met . . Pac Inmtn Exp PP L. Com Pope Talbot .... j Port Gen Elec Port Trans Com ..... 1 Seallle First Nat'l Thrifty Drug j Tollvrraft United Pacific U. S. Nat'l Bank Warren Bros . Wash. Nat. Gas I West Coast Tel 1. 1 West Nat. Gas , Weyerhaeuser EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Architect Dan Morris, who made the presentations, praised McElhaney as a foreman "who is able to fulfill the needs of a project while maintaining the architect s intent. Schmidt was cited for "his high performance under pres sure. Bel' s work on three AIA-award projects was men tioned. The four award recipients got a standing ovation from the 200 persons attending the banquet. Elisabeth Kendall Thompson of Berkeley, Calif., senior editor of the Architectural Record, a professional magazine, was prin cipal speaker of the evening. She declared that it is the crafts man's role to turn the dreams of the architect into "tangible re ality." The architect, she said, "gives the direction spells out the dream. But if there is to be a "performance of excellence," then the three partners in the building industry the architect, the materials man and the build cr-craftsman must each de mand the best possible quality in structures. She called upon craftsmen in the Pacific Northwest "to re store the rightful recognition of honest craftsmanship ... to a world that does want excellence and which needs it." . Portland Markets PORTLAND m Butt erf at Ten tative, aubject to Immediate change Premium quality delivered in Port land, 04 centi lb; first quality 61; second an a 1 It v Bo. Butter Prints per lb to retailer urnda AA, 93, icors, 60; A grade 02 core, no: h sraae. m tcore. ea. Cheese To retailer Slnglo dal dlea 47li-WA; proccaaed American; Ekes To retailers Grade AA, ex tra la re. 39-42; AA larjfc, 33-40; A large, 34-37; AA mediums, 29-36; AA small, 24-29. Cartons 2-3 cents addi tional. Kggn To producers, at farm AA extra laree. aa larse, 37- 30'V, A large, 25-27; AA mediums, 20-23 4; AA IfPAH, 15-IB-4. Live poultry-Quoted to growers r.o.o. ranm no. l quality fryers, 2V4-4 It) a, 17-20; light hens 5; heavy nenn iz. Rabbit Average to growers Live whites. 3Vi-A iba, 24-26, some down to 20; colored pelts, 4-9 cents lean; irtnn Kinoa iryers to reinuers, aa- o, rew io bs; cut up, tiiHia, Wholesale Dressed Meals Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind quarters, ft2.0fl.54.00; rounds 51.00- 32.00: mi loins, trimmed, 76.00 78 oo foreqitarters, 34.00 .16.00; chucks, 37.00-40.00: Jibs. 55.0O-.1A.O0. Lambs Choice-prime spring, all Wta.. 43.00-44.50, veal Choice, bo-im ids., 51.00 51.00; good, 51.00-53.00; standard, 45.00-50.00. Produce: Onions Calif. Ige while, 3 30-3.75; Ore yellow med. 2 00. Potatoes Ore, local Rusoets, No. 1A, 100 lbs.. 3 50-4 00; Deschutes RinwH, No. 1A, 4.00-4.50; bakers, 4.75-525; New: Calif. Long Whites, No, JA, J. 50-4, 00. Eugene Markets nnF.noN ego producers Jumbo A ... . 44c Kxtra Large AA 40e Kxtra Iarge A 39c Large AA . . 37c I-arge A . 35c Medium AA ,. S4c Medium A . 32c Small AA 27c ' Chen 33c Portland Livestock PORTLAND ..(USDAI Caltla 3fM); good 1.075 lb. alaimhter sttrs 2330; few low good 24.30; utility standard Holslelna 6,100.1,200 lb. 19 20; Cannes-cutter cows 12-15.30; cut ternulls ton lb. IS. Calvea 75; couple, head slaughter 17-27.30; ullllty. standard IS 24; medium-,. lod reeder 200 293 lb. 2 2. Unas 300; 1 and 1 butchers 190 230 lb. IB IS. 2.1; I and 1 at 2202.V) lb. 1050.17; I. 1 and 3 at 340 400 lb. sows 13 30 1530. Sheep 400; cholre-piime spring slaughter lamba 20 25; truck lot choice-prime 1 and 2 pelt old crop 15; good ewea 3.30. Portland Grain PORTLAND White wheat J IT. Soft white hard applicable. 3.17. White Club I IS. rtard red winter 2.24. Hard whlta haart, ordinary 2 20. Oata no bid. Barley no bid. Tuesday. June 8, 1962 Page llB S-Million Shop Center To Be Built North Springfield Site of New Center Construction of a new $1V4- million shopping center in north Springfield is scheduled to get under way within 30 days, with the first unit expected to be oc cupied by next October. Miles McKay, a partner in the development firm of McKay In vestment Co., said Monday the shopping center will be built at 14th and K streets, opposite an existing McKay's Market. That market, he said, will be moved into the new center next fall. occupying the first unit. The shopping center will be located on 14 acres, will ulti mately contain 153,000 square feet of floor space, and will pro vide parking for about 1,200 cars, McKay said. Plans call for a department store, a variety store and several retail shops to occupy the center, besides the grocery store. The center will be larger than any existing shopping center in Lane County, he said. Working drawings are being prepared by Springfield archi tects Lutes & Amundson. Ordell Construction Co. of Eugene has been named general contractor. Plans call for the first unit the market building to con tain 153,000 square feet of floor space, all at ground level. The building cost will be approxi mately $500,000. The land al ready is zoned for commercial development, McKay said. Meanwfhile, the Springfield Planning Commission Monday evening postponed action on plans for eight access routes onto the center. Commission members will meet Thursday to take final ac tion. They postponed a decision Monday evening to give City En gineer Lem Eison an opportuni ty to study the proposed access routes and make a recommenda tion. Any action taken by the planning commission must still be approved by the Springfield City Council. This body will meet next Monday evening. Preparations Started For This Fall's Fair Premium books for the 1062 Lane County Fair are expected to be available next week. Prep arations are under way to stage the fair this year Aug. 22 through 26. Fair Manager Ernest McCul loch also reported Tuesday that applications are being accepted for booth space in the commer cial exhibitors building and out side, and in the food booths. 87 Tn CONSECUTIVE QUARTERLY DIVIDEND UNITED INCOME FUND Dividend from net Invest ment income: . 10c per share Payable June 29, 1962, to shareholders of record June 7, 1962. GttVmlAanJ k.12jjuC SAVINGS 4 IOSN StaOCtA.IOM "14 Officii la Orteea ant WuhlaftMj 41 Tenth Aire. 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