Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, June 21, 1962, Image 17

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    EUGENE BEGISTER-GUARD, Thurs., June 21, 1862 Page 7B
Page 6B EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD. Thur June 21, 19CT
Press Awards Go to Students
Work Scheduled On Independence Hall
Ten Eugene Boy Scouts
Three-Day Swiss Yodel Festival
Top Lung Power Soon in Demand at Luzern
Scientists Given
Research Grants
PORTLAND (liri) Four Ore
gon scientists have been award
ed $30,000 for research by the
American Heart Society, accord
ing to Ken Hume, president of
the Oregon Heart Assn.
They are among 400 scientists
around (he country who are
sharing in a $4.1 million re
search program beginning July
1.
J. F.nclebert Dunphy and Ar
thur J. Seaman, both of Portland,
received grant-in-aid awards to
continue their study at the Uni
versity of Oregon Medical
School, and Tsoo E. King and R.
W. Newburgh, Corvallis, receiv
ed awards for study at Oregon
State University.
Moth Larvae Culprits
Adult moths do not cat furs
and woolens. The culprits of
the clothes closet are their tiny
larvae. Grown-up moths prefer
the nectar of flowers.
Hailstones as big as grape
fruits fell in a Nebraska storm
a few years ago.
ff"rf&rr!C Between
duti 4DFI.PHIA (f Work
Historical nil,
ports are necessary before the
first-floor assembly room can
Toes? '
Prodigal
Producer
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Price
of 1601 N. Seventh St.,
Springfield, are delighted
with their four -year -old
quince tree the shrub is pro
ducing both blooms and fruit
at the same time.
Mrs. Price told the Onion
Editor that the shrub first
bloomed at the usual time ear
lier this spring. Then, she
said it began blooming again
a the time she was prepar
ing to pick fruit for jam and
preserves.
On Camp Melakwa Staff
will begin about July 1 and con
tinue seven months on a $108,
aon nrnioxr in install structural
To quickly rclieva end re
move thm, um the special
siM Or. Sertoli's Zino-psda
for come between toes. At
l)ra. Dept. 6-l Stores.
Eighteen Lane County stu
dents are among the 224 Oregon
high school students who won
recognition this year for work
on student publications.
The students received Eric
W. Allen awards for newspaper
work and George S. Turnbull
awards for yearbook work. The
awards are named for former
deans of the University of Ore
gon School of Journalism. The
Allen awards are for newspa
per work; The Turnbull awards
are for yearbook work.
Students were nominated by
their high schools and the
awards are made by the Oregon
Award winners are listed be
low: South Eugene High School:
Valerie Clark, John Crowder,
Gary Leeper and Carol Leu
schel; Eric W. Allen awards;
Roger Blair and Nancy Con
stance, George S. Turnbull
awards.
St. Francis High School, Eu
gene: Gary DuTell and Mary
Stockemer, Turnbull awards.
Creswell High School: Sue
Hanson, Allen award.
Pleasant Hill High School:
Anne Rose and Wade Watts,
Allen awards; Jon Jones and
Carolyn Mitchell, Turnbull
flwsrds.
Yoncalla High School: Fran
ces Huntington; Allen award;
Merrillin Pew, Turnbull award.
Mapleton High School: Don
ald Fredcricksen, Allen award;
Roberta Rayl and Bill Robinson,
Turnbull awards.
be renovated. The room is the
Ten Eugene BOy Scouts will
serve on the staff at Camp
Melakwa July 8 through Aug.
18, Don Westphall, camp direc
tor, announced Wednesday.
Camp Melakwa is in the Three
Sisters Wilderness area. This
year, Westphall said, 450 scouts
from the six-county Oregon
Trail Council will attend.
Eugene staff members are Bill
Brandt, Troop 61, program coun
selor; Mickey Brownfield, Troop
61, assistant waterfront " direc
tor; John Craighill, Troop 185,
program ranger; Douglas Cru
ickshank, Troop 61, waterfront
director; Randy Fisher, Troop
61, assistant staff cook; Richard
waterfront director; Doug Mad
sen, Troop 22, program ranger;
steel supports in Independence
site of the signing of the Dec
laration of Independence and
Hall. ...
H. O. Anderson, superintend
ent of Independence National
Steve Steadman, Troop Ezo,
LUZERN, Switzerland W
Mention the word yodel it's a
pound to a penny but have a
mental picture of sturdy Swiss
in short pants singing at top
lung power on a mountain side.
This is a legendary picture
that lives and is dead right in
detail too.
Thousands of Swiss men and
women can yodel, and many of
the best troop regularly into
town for yodel contests.
Opening in this lakeside town
June 29 is the three-day nation
al yodel festival. Hotel beds
were reserved two years ago,
Luzern prepared dormitory-type
the Constitution.
accommodation for about 5,000
people and latecomers among
more than 6,000 singers, from
more than 300 yodel clubs, from
tens of thousands of spectators
will certainly have to hunt a
bed out of town; such is the
popularity of this kind of music.
The festival is modern. This
year's is the 12th of a series
usually held every three years,
and organized by the national
yodel federation, which has
about 12,000 members. This
year's event is expected to be
the biggest ever.
Yodeling dates back far into
Switzerland's history. It is a
music of the mountains, experts
will tell you. You can have cul
tivated yodel, written by com
which is passed on from gener
ation to generation and has nev
er been written down).
The Luzern festival will have
both types. For Rood measure it
will have men and women sing-
ers, individuals and choirs. Five
large halls are needed this year
to accommodate those compet
ing before two score judges.
The festivities open June 29
with a fahnenschwinger (flag
throwing) display and an alp
horn concert, followed by a
yodel concert in the evening.
Saturday the yodel contest be
gins in earnest, to continue
through the day and into Sun
day, when the prizes ceramic
vases tied with ribbons are
distributed. The day culminates
in a giant outdoor yodel choir,
with 5,000 olee-aying their
hearts at the sky.
program ranger; Burleigh
Stores, Troop 22, program rang
er; John Stroborg, rifle range
director.
posers, nut the real McCoy is
what is generally called the
"naturjodel" (natural yodel,
Prices You
Can Afford . . .
Mamie to See Jackie's i
House Changes
WASHINGTON 11 Mamie
Eisenhower will get a chance
Friday to see what changes
Jacqueline Kennedy has made
in the White House.
The two will have tea together
in the executive mansion to dis
cuss plans for the proposed Na
tional Cultural Center.
Bandits Strike In Colombia
Shelter Exemption Moves Few in Lane
MANIZALES, Colombia (UPD
Bandits killed 19 persons and
wounded 3 in raid Tuesday on
the farm village of Quimbaya in
southwestern Caldas Province,
it was announced Wednesday.
Victims of the shooting in
cluded three children and a 90-ycar-old
man.
Caldas Gov. Cesar Gomez Es
trada said troops and police are
believed to have tracked down
the six gunmen who attacked
the village, but there was no im
mediate report of arresls.
For The Smile You Like!
Conuenient Time Payment Plan Available
122 N. 5th St. Springfield HI 7-8113
Tne tax exemption auowca on . nennein umnu mcic o
fallout shelters in Oregon has
apparently little incentive for
Lane County people.
On the summary of the as
sessment roll prepared last
week by Lane County Assessor
to list the number of shelters
that qualify for $1,500 property
tax exemption.
In that space for Lane Coun
ty the assessor put the number
5.
Scholastic Press, an affiliate of
the University of Oregon School
of Journalism.
Hanson, Troop E26; assistant
IS
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II kHMsTlllfl.IJjl OGIVE YOU CRAZY
lClLWdU-iA REMODEL IT AND
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Gather your family 'round
Mouth watering . . . that's the best word for Safeway fryers! They are
loaded with juicy, tender meat that practically melts, in your mouth.
And m-m-m ... the flavor! You see, Safeway fryers are specially bred
and raised to be more plump all over with meat so delicious your taste
buds immediately tell you, Here's chicken that's really good."
U.S. Grade "A" plump, meaty, whole drawn
birds. Guaranteed to be the finest chicken
you ever ate. They are especially selected for
their superb eating quality.
Fresh Cut-up Fryers lb. 35c
Sliced Bacon
Cut-up Fryers
Fully smoked, lean 1 -lb.
streaked, Yorkshire pkg.
Manor House "USDA"
Grade "A" Quick frozen
lb.
49c
35'
Canning Season Is He
f .: Freezer Pts. & Qls.
VtOntamers Frigid rak
Freezer Pencil
Pork Picnics Cry-O-Vac wrap
lb.
39e Link Sausage
Always fresh
mild seasoned
Beef Steaks
Buttered
4 servings
12-oz. AQc
pkg. "
Beef Sausage Safevay
100 beef, lightly seasoned.
ib. 59
Lb, $lo
Freezer Bags
Pint sire 25-hag "TQe
Frigid Tak
pkg.
Hamburger Buns
.33'
Plain and with
sesame seeds or plain
Hot Dog Buns. Skylark
Skylark Bread 7Zn
Gluten Bread ?srktykSsff
pkg
of
lge- 5Ce
loaf 5J
15-oz. oie
loaf
CIan Am,Aw R,J Skylark JO
IWI IUv I itui IVIbUU 15-01. loaf
15-os. loaf
BnenkAxvu Tsirfre Skylark . . TO
wuwiii it ia Mrs. Wr Eht's tike.
Mechanix
Illustrated
Handy
Books
Helpful hints for the dn-lt-yourself
man. Buy a bonk a
week.
Vol.2
thru 12
99'
Vol. 1 only 49e
flour
Kitchen Craft finest all-purpose.
Sifted thru silk for lighter tex
ture. Reg. $1.19
lemel Cora
Presto Briquets. Gives
a clean, even heat. Tops for
barbecues. Reg. 89c
or Spaghetti. Fine quality
Sunrise brand. Reg. 59c.
Town House, fancy.
Whole Kernel or Cream
Style Corn.
10-lb.
bag
4-lb.
pkg.
Effective: June 21, Picture Packet No. 10 will be free:
i with this coupon. Packets No. 11 and 12 cost only 15c.
' each.
Wonders of the Animal Kingdom fimbriating pietiirrs.
Real Gold 6 flavors
just odd water.
sssjss
Yes . . .,Wc Give
GOLD
BOND
STAMPS
Saffola
Mayonnaise
Betty Crocker
Safflowcr Oil
28-oi. $113
bottle 1
Saffola
Margarine
Gold-n-Swcct Safflowcr
Margarine
Mb. A fit
17
pkg.
for this favorite...
Here's corn to feast on . . . fresh as dawn, sweet as sugar, straight from the cornfields . . . with the dew still
on the silken tassels! Each gleaming ear is packed with plump, milkly kernels, tender and sweet, because
Safeway corn is shipped in ice to keep sugar content high. Set out a steaming platterful tonight. Plan on
seconds (and thirds) for everyone!
Here's an
outstanding value
for this weekend
ears
for
only
Sunkist Lemons elm
For the FINEST produce, visit our "Garden Room
5e Seedless Grapes Kteboxib.l9e
6C Cantaloupes 4 - lo
Watermelons Imperial Valley lb.
CTO
Edwards finest blend at a
special low price.
Reg. 1.37 2-lb. can 98c
Reg. 69c
Mb.
can
Ovenjoy
White or
Whole Wheat
4
Large
2212-oz.
Loaves
$
Catsup
Highway Brand
Rich Tomato Taste
(Sraiwfiraii
u
m Cess)
Highway Brand
Fine Quality
Broken Segments
Town House
Standards
SNOW STAR Vanilla,
Strawberry, Chocolate
and Neapolitan,
Fine quality
1
$
Imje
AA Eggs
Cream O' The Crop
the freshest eggs
In town.
DOZ.
Extra Large AA Eggs. Doz. 45c
Lucerne Delicatessen Items
Lucerne Dressing fX.c..r foVo, 49
Baked Beans Ready t0 18., 39'
Potato Salad Easy me4lpint 39
Pineapple
4
Fancy Slices of
Del Monte Pineapple
Don't forget these .
Zee Towels Giant Rolls
Campbell's bVsoupi
S&W Brand
Grapefruit Sections
Fancy Green Peas
T4
Flat
$400
I
3 rr 10
6 10tt-oz. $100
cam I
303 can
29
4 303 $100
cans
4 - $1
SAMSONITE
Folding Chairs
Fold cosily and compactly. Perfect for all
special occasions.
$99
9
$6.95 values with $15.00
eosh register apJ.
Now Only
Busy Baker . . . big family,
Cookies
assorted cookies.
Favorite flavors 'i-lb.
with the whole
family
pkg.
4
Camay Soap A?bn 3 - 37e
Ca may Soa p ?bnath bar. 2 r 3 5 c
Ivory Soap tV 3-r35e
Ivory Flakes Genlle purWo, PkK. 37e
Oxydol Detergent 20-0!. pkg. 37'
Salvo Tablets ne,ergent 23.0,.,. 45
Pink Dreft itX 37
J I J Milrl OO1
Oy LiqUla detergent. 32oi. bottle '
Mixing Bowls
Famous Hazel Atlas.
4 piece sets.
Sires 8-7-6-5
NOW SAVE MORE!
Each Set . . .
67
,0
Tojo Caps
Boys' and men's caps In
assorted colors and sizes.
Ventiloted.
0
Prices effectiva Thursday, June 21 thru Sunday,
June 24 at Safeway In Eugene, Springfield and
Junction City. Wt reserve the right to limit.