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EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Tucs., Aug. 7, 1962 Page 11B There Oushta Be a Law! QixPEt.se was v3 rt m w) rr cmt -5 BCT-P.. TrS :9 WAS fg.s8 By Fagaley and Shorten "J s)r Used Cars STICKS! (10 CHEV El Camlno! $2,195 60 MGA Coupe! $1,795 59 CHEV 1MPALA 4 Speed! $2,095 57 VOLKSWAGEN Ghla! -.. $1,395 59 CHEV Station Wagon!.. $1,895 60 CHEV 1MPALA, red! ...$2,295 58 CHEV Bel Air Hardtop.. $1,495 59 CORVETTE 4 Speed! $2,995 60 CORVETTE, red! $3,295 61 FORD Starllner! $2,395 YOU HAVE TRIED THE REST NOW BUY Tilt BEiT AT TOM COLLIE'S Where 12th Mccta Olive UNIVERSITY Auto Sales OPEN 8 to 9 Dl 5 7814 860'Personals 905 YOUNG WO.ME.N of any faith In neea ot confidential advice may contact Catholic Charities,! 278 West Broadway, Eugene, Phone DI 5-3642. MARRIAGE andor Family Coun seling; rrotessionally qualified staff; call Catholic Charities of Lane County at Diamond 5-3642 for appointment OLD HOLLY Says Even Tho My Specialty Is Soiling New VOLKSWAG ENS, I Can't Help But Bo Enthusiastic About The Values And Selections Available At Our Used Car! Lot. For Example This 1961 FORD Station Wagon. Beautiful Green, Low Miles! $1,905 HIGH TRADES LOW TERMS JACK & CEE USED CARS DI 3-1900 Norm Rente, DI 4-7341 Lee Aukshun, PA 6-7060 CARters Cars WAGONS "67 CHEVROLET 4 door station wagon $1,095 "59 PONTIAC Bonneville sta tion wagon, full power. -$1,895 t.100 Main Springfield RI 6-4311 rSSOSUNBEAM Alpine with over drive. Priced to sell. DI 5 0218 ' 1948 CHEVROLET Good Condition. Call Dl 3-9678 I557"-FORD "Sedan. 6 cylinder. ALSO 1957 VOLKSWAGEN. DI 3 01190 1957 Willys 4-whcel drive wagon. Heater. New tires, battery DI 4-4536 evenings weekends. Not ices 900 I WILL not be responsible for any bills unless signed by myself. John C. Haxbv. 8x10 PORTRAIT plus two 3'2xj prints, $1.29. Adult or child. 1043 Willamette, Dl 3.2816. Transportation 910 .ILL drive your car to Southern California for transportation, about August 15. Call Dl 4-6480 Private Instruction 920 1 PRO-ARTE STUDIOS I GUITAR lessons. Summer ape-! ci a 13, uiassic, .Spanish, steel, and mandolin. DI 3-4768, DI 4 B3H0. I Eugene DRIVER 'TRAINING"" ! DI 5-5772 LlcenseoBqndedTeacher Monuments 945 Blaesing Tlranite Co." ESTABLISHED 189S Distinctive Cemetery memorials, Decorative marble furniture. Compare price and selection. 769 Hiway 99 N. DI 3-0911 ROCK of AGES GRANITE Eugene Granite At Marble Works 3S60 11th West DI 4-4418 Death Notices 980 TAYLOR Gertrude Josephine: iay.or of 2121 Dakota Street, Eugene, passed away on August 6, 1962. She was born on De cember 8, 1885 In Danbury, Iowa, and was united in mar-' rlage to Francis Taylor on Feb ruary 22, 1906 in Oto, Iowa, She was a member of the EUB Church, and the Pythian Sis ters. She Is survived by her husband, r rancls; three chil dren: Clarence of Springfield, Melvln of Eugene, and Mau rene Bender of Eugene; 11 grandchildren; 18 great-grand children; a sister. Pearl Marsh of Bellingham, Washington. Fu neral services will be held on Thursday, August 9, 1962 at 1:30 p.m. Standard Time in the England Funeral Home. Pearl at Iflth. Rev. M. Max Morgan officiating with Interment to follow In Lane Memorial Lenv etery. MOZNETTE Esther Belle" Mo z- nette of 260 South Van Duyn, Eugene, passed away on Au- Crematoriums 960 Eugene Crematorium 1100 C ha melton DI 4-1435 Florists-Cut Flowers 965 FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS TOMMY WILLIAMS FLORIST DI 2-2455 21)86 E. 15th Ave. IN LOVING MEMORY, BE SURE KIRKLAND FLOWERLAND PA6-7B31. 4340 Franklin B 1 vd Funeral Directors 975 ENGLAND FUNERAL HOME Formerly Veach's Phone DI 4-5255, Pearl St. at 18th SCHWERING & ENGLAND CHAPEL Creswell, 1st & C Sts. TW 5-2881 Lost and Found SlEWARD FOR "KEYS on Par mentcr Pontlac ring with miniature license Oregon 4Q5-! .2757 also on ring was Army identification lag with number 0234720 and name S.C. Jenk ins, DI 3-4187. LOST. BROWN and white puppy, named "George," Three months Olive. Child. " pet. RevTard. Dlp""' Cl" WY 8i"52 Lost female Siamese cat. I Death Notices 980 Burns-Fredericksen Springfield-Eugene Area's NEWEST MORTUARY 112 A Street HI 6-8612 Dependable 24 Hour Service McGAFFEY'S EUGENE MEMORIAL CHAPEL Personal and Dignified Service 490 East 13th Dl 5-8718 SIMON-LOUNSBURY Mortuary "Parking Adjoining Mortuary" iiaz uiive ui s-iayi POOLE-LARSEN CHAPEL 1100 Charnelton DI 4-1435, Off Street Parking ""Cartridge funeral home SUnsct 2-2541 OAKR1DGE. OREGON S51ITH FUNERAL CHAPEL 115 N. Sixth VH 2-3513 Cottage Grove, Oregon BUELL CHAPEL Parking Adjacent Chapel Springfield, 6th & B RI 7.3319 '"" MILLS MORTUARY Collage Grove WH 1-3121 Drain, TEmple 6-9881 MURPHY FUNERAL HOME Junction City Harrlsburg About 6 months old. Named "Pity. Gone Sunday around Norkenzie and Belt Line Road. Dl 5-1023. LOST: Silver grey miniature Poodle. Clipped short. Near 12th and Chambers. 20 Re ward. DI 4-96115. EosT GOLD LEATHER French hlllfold style purse. Reward. 'Return papers and pictures. DI 3-9697. LOST Black and while male Chl huahua. No collar. Vicinity 23rd and Friendly. Dl 5-6911. LOST Man's bifocals, dark horn rimmed. Not In case. Also Masonic ring. DI 4-9182. LOST. Gold baby bracelet, graved "Tracv." Mondav, Broadway. DIAL WE 7-2649. Personals 905 WATCH REPAIRING Why pay .more for your repairs? Watch' clock and Jewelry repairing. A.I work guaranteed. North gate Time Shop, 1405 Market Street, McKay's Shopping Cen ter, Springfield, Oregon. FOR Information and facilities In problems of mental retardation of children and adults, call the Association or the Help of Hetardcd Children, DI 3-9142. fc210 West 14th, Eugene. ""ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS ALANON FAMILY GROUPS INFORMATION and HELP with family drinking problems day TELEPHONE Dl 3-2523 &RING good used clothing fur niture, household goods to Eu gene Million Store at 484 Wil lamette. Newspapers, maga zine! to warehouse at Weit 15th-1ler. XS Y "GIRL IN'" DIFFfm.TY?)R , in- need of counseling should contact The Salvation Army or White Shield Home, 12fil N. W. MavDowrr Avenue. Portland. Telephone CApltol 3-1R.12. "Thrifty Denture : SERVICE LABORATORIES Repairs and rellnei. price you ran afford! 122 N 5th, Springfield RI Ml 11 3 TRUSS FITTING In our private fitting room, plus experience to handle your in dividual problem TIFFANY'S SUPER DRt'GS THE Thrift and Gift Shop will reopen August 20th. Consigning' hOUM in until t, :.onnay throuih Wednesday. 2839 Wil lamette. UI 3-.HWL " ME-HI' Electronic Bug Killer, Takes the Living Out of Bun. Only iz w. Paramount Drum 2100 Msln I) E NT A I. PLATE REPAIR - l Harry Scmler. dentist, corner ftih and Willamette. Eugene Oregon .TWILL not he reponiMefor any debts other than my own. Jerome Mach. tMSit THE WEEKEND SHOP Antique, Clothing, tools. EVERY! . THING. 4e Willamette. , FERGUSON James" ft. Ferguson, Jr., of 9a5 Larch St., Eugene, passed away on Monday, Au gust 6, 1962. He was born Oc tober 2. 1936 at Pendleton, Ore gon, and was united In mar riage to Betty T. Anderson at Palo Alto, July S. 1956. The deceased was a teacher at Col in Kelly Junior High, graduated from the U of O In 1959, member of the First Baptist Church. Besides his wife, he is survived by 2 sons: Douglas James and Jeffrey Todd, both at home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James R. ferguson, hr, of Eugene; 2 brothers: Duncan S. of Palo Alto, and Scott D of Eugene; 2 grandmothers,1 Mrs. Florence P. Sheldon, and Mrs. Frankle M. Ferguson both of Eugene. The funeral will be held in the Poole-Lar-I sen Chapel Wednesday, August 8. 1962 at 4:3) p.m. (Daylight Dr. Vance H. Webster, end Dr. Wesley G. Nicholson offi ciating. Cremation will follow, In lieu of flowers, donationi in his memory may be made to the v of O Development r una. NIELSEN Mable Myrtle Nielsen of 1596 Oaklea Drive, Junction City passed away August 6, 1962 at the age of 37. She was born at Sand Point. Idaho April 5, 1905 and had been a resi dent of Junction City since CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON 3,100,0u0 BONDS Sealed bids will be received by the City Recorder of the City of Eugene, Oregon, at his of fice in the Cltv Hall of said City, until 10 o'clock, AM, Pa cific Standard Time, on Tuesday, August 14, 1962, for the purchase of all but no part of the follow ing bonds of the City of Eugene, Oregon, dated September 1, 1962. 11,700,000 Sewer System Bonds, Series A. payable serially $85,- 000 on September 1 in each of the years 1963 to 1982, inclusive; and $1,400,000 City "all Bonds, pay able serially $70,000 on Septem ber 1 in each or the years 1963 to 1982, inclusive. Said bonds will be coupon bonds without privilege or registration, of the denomination of $5,000 each, and without option of prior redemption. Interest on said bonds will he payable semi-annually March 1 and September 1. and both principal and inter-1 est will be payable at the office i of the City Treasurer of the City of Eugene, Oregon, or, at the option of the holder, at the principal of rice of the fiscal agency of the State of Oregon, in the City of New York, New York. No proposal for less than all of the said bonds or for less than ninety-eight per centum 1 of the par value thereof and accrued Interest to the date of delivery thereof will be con sidered. Bidders are requested to name tits rate or rates of In terest which the bonds are to bear In multiples of one-eighth (l8th or one-tenth (l10th) of one per centum (1) not ex ceeding six per centum (6) per annum. Each bidder must specify in his bid the amount and ma turity of the bonds of each rate named. Alt of said bonds maturing on the same date must bear interest at the same rate, and no bid shall name more than three (3) interest rates, any one or more of which may be repeated. The said bonds will be awarded to the highest qual ified bidder who offers the low est interest cost to the City, to be determined by computing the total interest on all of the bonds from September 1. 1962, to the respective maturities thereof, and deducting therefrom the prelmum bid, If any, or adding thereto the discount bid. If any. Each bid must specify the total interest cost to the City under the terms of the bid and the ef fective interest rate. Each in stallment of Interest will be rep- only one coupon, gust 6, 1962. She was a mem ber of the Covenent Presby-lrescnted bv lertan Church in Albany, Geor- and any bid specifying addition gia; Pi Beta Phi and the Ore gon Mother's Club. She is sur vived by her husband, George; a son, James Stafford Moznette of Eugene; four sisters: Flor ence Flnley of Corvallls. Clara Haines of California, Geneva Seavey and Laura Hanson, both of Eugene; a brother. Lloyd E. Stafford of Eugene; al or supplemental coupons will be rejected. Each proposal must be accom panied by a certified check drawn on a bank doing business in the State of Oregon, payable to the order of the City of Eu gene, for not less than two per cent 2 of the par value of the bonds to secure the City two sons preceded her In deathlfrom any loss resulting from the In World War II. Funeral acrv' Ices will be held on Friday August 10, 1962 at 1:30 p.m. Standard Time, 2:30 p.m. Day light Time In the England Fu neral Home. Pearl at 18th. Rev. David White officiating with Interment to follow in the Staf ford Cemetery. AS HUM AN Nellie Ann Ashli- man of Mathews Road, passed failure of the successful bidder to comply with the terms of his proposal. The check of the suc cessful bidder will be deposited by the City and credited on the purchase price of the bonds, and no interest will be allowed there on. In the event of the failure of the successful bidder to take i up and pay for the bonds, the good faith check will be for- away Monday, August 6. 1962. jf cited to the City. The checks She was born September 28, 1886 In Sioux City, Iowa. She was a resident of Eugene for the past W-2 years. She is sur vived by 1 daughter, Mrs. Ed ward Slegmund of Eugene; 3 grandchildren, Mrs. Ron Mitchell of Chico. California,! Thomas and Robert, both of Eugene; 2 sisters: Mrs. George E. Waters and Mrs. Horace Conrad, both of Salem. The funeral will be held at St. Jo seph s Catholic Church, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, August 9 1962 at 10:30 a.m. (Standard! Reverend Joseph Vanderbeck officiating. Vault entombment Mt. Crest Abbey in Salem. Recitation of the Rosary at Higdons Chapel, .Salem, a p.m. (Standard). August 8. 1962, Poole-Larsen Funeral Directors. SHERItETT Vernon CTShi rett of 1616 Elkay Drive, died August 7, 1962. Funeral ar rangements entrusted to Simon Lounsbu ry. Funeral Notices 985 RHOADS Blanche Copeland Rlioads of 2100 Fillmore Street. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, August 8, 1962 at 10 a.m. Standard, 11 a.m. Day light, in Simon-Lounsbury Fu neral (hapel. Mr. Rnsse Long officiating. Interment in West Lawn Memorial Park. WARE Samuel P. Ware oTl953 Rlvcrview, Eugene. The funeral will be held In the Poole-Lar sen Chapel Wednesday, August 8. 1962 at 2 p.m (Daylight). Dr. Wesley (. Nicholson offlclat Ing. Interment In Rest Haven of unsuccessful bidders will be returned promptly. Each proposal shall he en closed In a sealed envelope marked "Proposal for City of Eugene, Oregon Bonds", and should be addressed to Mr. Thomas Beaty, City Recorder, Eugene, Oregon. Hie Common Council of the City of Eugene will make the award of the bonds at 3:30 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, August 14, 1962, but reserves the right to reject any or all of the bids. l he said bonds will be de livered to the purchaser on or about August 31, 1U62, in Port land, Oregon, or at purchaser's expense al any other principal city in the United Slates, upon payment of the purchase price in accordance with the pur chaser's bid. The purchaser will be furnished without charge the printed bonds and the approving opinions ot Messrs. wood, King, Dawson & Logan. New York. New York, staling (hat the' said bonds constitute valid and legally bind' ing obligations of the City of Eugene, Oregon, and that said City has power and is obligated to levy ad valorem taxes for the payment of the principal of and interest on said bonds upon all property within said City, sub ject to taxation by said City, wimouc limiiauon of rale or amount. The usual closing papers will be furnished the successful bid der. Including a certificate, dated as of the date of delivery of the bonds, and signed by the officers who sign the bonds, re citing that no litigation Is then pending or, to the knowledge of such officers, threatened in any way affecting the legality of the oonas. Further information will be furnished upon application to the undersigned. Eugene, Oregon, July 25, 1962. THOMAS BEATY City Hecordcr No. 696 Aug. 7, 1962 I N V IT A T I O NFO RbVd S Notice Is hereby given that Legals IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR LANE COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of CAROLINE THUEMLER, Deceased Prnhate No. 15252 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, under and by virtue of an order of the Circuit Court of theisealed bids will be received by State of Oregon for Lane Coun-lOlga Freeman, Lane County iv, iiiaiir uii me mil uay ui rtu-licr, HI 11)6 COUrt HOltSe, EU- gust, 1962. in the above-styled leene. Oreson until in fin a m matter, the undersigned, as Ad-: August 13, I9t2 for approximately minlstrator of Decendent's tate will sell at private sale for cash, at the office of H. V. John son, attorney for the estate at 641 Pearl Street, Eugene. Oregon, I and subject to the confirmation of said Court, an undivided one-! fourth Interest in and to the fol lowing described property: Beginning at the N. E. corner of Lot 2, Block I, Huetter Park, as platted and recorded in Rook 19 Page 30, Lane County Oregon 39,000 tons of asphalllc concrete paving on approximately 28 miles of various Lane County Roads all In accordance with specifica tions now on file In said Clerk's office. The bids will be publicly opened at 10:00 A.M. August 13, ivt4 in ine uounty commission er's Room. Court House. Eugene, Oregon. The County reserves the right to accept bids with minor deviations from specifications or to reject any or an bids, no nid- Plat Records: thence East lOO der may withdraw his bid after feet to a point; thence North 23f.it he hour set for the opening feet to the South line of Howard thereof, or before award of the Ave: thence West 100 feet to a 'contract, unless said award is 1917. She was united in mar- point; thence South 238 feet to df laved for a period exceeding riage to Sigurd Nielsen Decern- the point of beginning, ail ln 30 days. All envelopes must be ner 3, 1955 at Hauktnson, Wash- township 17, South. Range 4. plainly marked on the outst.e Ington. She was a member of I West of Willamette Meridian, In "KIDS TO BE OPENED AT 10 00 the Faith Lutheran Church, the Danish Sisterhood and the Eastern Star. Surviving besides her husband, Is daughter. rnviiss i,ribkov of Salei grandchildren; her father! rrann rnuiipa of Junction Cltv; 2 brothers: Rov Phillips of Portland and Edward Phillips r.uKt-iip. runrrai services Lane County. Oregon. A.M., 13 Aug. 1962". Each bid That the sale of said property I must be accompanied by a certl shall begin on the 4th dav of fled check or bid bond for 10 September. 1962, at 10 o'clockiof Ihe htd price, to be forfeited a.m., which day shall he not less than one week after the last pub lication of this notice, and shall also continue until such property Is sold. This Nollre Is made by order of In s iqm V i ,nanrw,y; Augustus Honorable Edward Leavy. in ihm . v.ttu t ,u ai""a"Tlrcult Judge of the State of n the f aith Lutheran Church oreiron for Ine Countv. H V. JOHNSON, Administrator of the Estate of CAROLINE THUEMLER, Deceased. Johnson. Johnnn A Harrang, A II iirn fur K il it !4I Pearl St. nction Cltv with nv Arnold Knudsen officiating Interment at Rest Haven Memo Hal Cemetery. Eugene. Murphv Funeral Home of Junction Cily Directors. IGERWICK-Rov L Cerwlrk passed sway on August 4, 1962 No. 742-SpoI 4. 196? local hospital. He wasl . ' . . If the bid Is accepted and con tract not performed. Speclflca lions mav be picked up at the Countv Clerk's Office or Lane Countv Highway Department at IR20 Roosevelt Blvd., Eugene, Oregon. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS SIONERS: Bv Jess Hill, Frank A Elliott and Kenneth Nellsen, Countv Commissioners. No. 707 Aug. B, 1962. Mm on December 22, 1R92 In! NOTICE OF HEARING The Oregon State Marine Board will hold a public hearing In Eu gene, Oregon, on Tuesdav, August 14. 1962. for the purpose of hearing recommendations in r- NOTICF. OF fin At . Afrni:-T gard to the establishment of August 5. 1914 in R mond. """'" " iLV, it. l.j tnx or the estate of RALPH "".m r.,v .h HAUSER' leased, has filed her Z XJl for xZ . ,4 r I N A L ACCOUNT In the Circuit of the state h past U,Court 0, tne sute of for wife. Ethel Gerwlck of Spring-jment ,nd that Fridav, Augut field: several nieces end ,4th 1962, at the hour of 9 30 nephews, funeral services will -clork ln ,ne frenfon of said ne on pnnrn, iiijusi ft. 1962 at 11 30 am the following bodlea of water; Triangle Lake Fern Ridge Rrservolr Dexter Dam Reservoir Lookout Point Reservoir Dorena Dam Reservoir Cottage firove Reservoir The meeting will be held at 7 00 p m. (Standard Tlmei In in 'h- four) U,.m ,,A ttmrrt Mail Im-lfd On the Un( Davllght ( ourt have been annolntrd hv Countv Courthmie ground time. 10 30 am Standard, In .-id rnnrt in tim. .nH au "intrt-sifd twrsons are In- Buell Chanel. Interment to fol- for hearing of object loni thereto ltrd to be present and preient low in Rest Haven Memorial ind rwtlement thereof. their recommendations. Prk Dated and first published July, OREGON STATE MARINE AUSTIN William T Austin of 24, 1M2. BOARD 1047 Van Buren. died August! MARY A. HA USER R F. Rlttenhouse, 6 1W2 Funeral arrangements Adminlntralrls ; Director entrusted to Simon-Lounsbury. i.N'o. 93 Aug. 14, 1942, Jno. 741 Aug. 7, 1M2. USE THE W A N T A D S FOR P R O F I T and R E S U L T S Legals NOTICE OF SALE No. 15587 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF LANE In the Matter of the Guardian ship of MYRT1E M. STRICKLER,! an tldeny person. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That pursuant to an Order of Circuit Court of Lane County, Oreson. made on the 23rd day of July. 1962. In the matter of! the Guardianship of Myrtle M Strickler, the undersigned guar dian of said estate will sell at private sale to the highest bid der upon the terms and condi tions hereinafter mentioned and subject to confirmation of the said Circuit Court, said sale to be on or after the 15th day of August. 1962. and to include all right, title and interest and es tate of the said Mvrtie M. Strict ler, in that certain piece of ground situated and being in the County of Lane, State of Ore-j gon, known as 1679 Falrmounti Blvd., Eugene, Oregon, and morel particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the East line of Fair mount Blvd., which point is eighty-two (82) feet North or the South west corner of the North seventv-nlne (791 feet of Lot One (1) In Block Thirty (30, in Falrmount in Lane Coun tv, Oregon, according to the amended plal thereof, and running thence East one hun dred forty-four and five North sixty (60) feet; thence West one hundred forty-three and five-tenths (143.5) feet to the East line of Falrmount Blvd.; thence Southerly along the East line of said Blvd. Sixty (60) feet to the place of beginning, Lane County, Oregon. also all of the right, title and interest and estate of said Myr tie M. Strickler In and to the household furnishings and fix turcs as evidenced by Inventory and appraisement in said Guardianship, terms and conditions or sale are as follows: The real property above de scribed shall be sold for cash on terms and the personal property shall be sold for cash lurn of the purchase money to accompany bid. Balance of purchase price shall he paid on confirmation of sale, and execution of Guardianship Deed; or other documents needed: title insurance will be furnished. Bids must be ln writ ing and may be left with, or mailed to, SANDERS & LIVELY Attorneys at Law, 446 North "A" Street, Springfield, Oregon. Date of first publication July 24, 19RZ. CHARLOTTE N. LESLEY, Guardian SANDERS Ac LIVELY Attorneys at Law 446 North "A" Springfield, Oregon. No. 692 Aug. 14, 1962. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Selected List Reported by Harris, Uphsm & Co. Date: Aug. 7. 1962. Alleghany 7, Cont Oil FINANCIAL REPORTS AU Ludlum 30 Al Chmtral .1i Al Chimera In, Alcoa S7'a Allied Strea 57 Almnm Ltd. 21 Amerada 1001. Am Airline Am Can 44i Am Cvnmld 39. Am El Pr 3. A M F Jl Am M Clmx 30. Am Motora 15. Am Nt Gas 39r Am T & T 109H Am Tbcco 30i Am Viscose S6a Amnex 13'i Anaconda 39. Armco Armour Atchison Avco Ral & Ohio Beckman 91 Rendlx 34 Beth Steel 32Vi BrR Wrner 3RT. Boeing 3a'. Brunswick 20. Burlington Burroughs Case Caterpillar t clanese jl'erro lie P 20i. 'Cessna 20 Ch & Ohio ( hrysler 47's ClUcs Sve 47 s IColo Fuel 9's Colum Gas Cont Can Corn Prod 4fit. Crown Zel 39t, Crucihle 14T Curt Wright ins. Deere Olsney Douglas Dow Dresses DuPont 43 2R'i 22, 44 21M. 192' Fjtstern Alrl 17. ' 38 2(V J2l 3:. 32 34' 2S' 41H Kastman F.I Paso F.rle First Chart Ford Fruehauf flen Dynam flen Electric t.en r ood C.en Motors C.en Tel tlen Tire C.a Pac tlllletle (loodyear (.race C.t Northern 35'. Greyhound 26t Gulf Oil Homestake Howe Snd Ideal Cem 111 Central I B M lntl Harv lull Nickel lull Paper lntl TAT Johns Many 2'i 31'. 411, 22 is 24 3IH 19", 22 St 33' i 30 34'j 53'. 10 19', 341 373. 45'. R2'k 2fi--. 40 40' Jones Sc 1-au 45'? Kaiser Aim 34'. Kennecott 70 Kerr McGee 33 DOW JONKS CLOSING AVERAGES 30 Industrial 5X835 down 4.89 20 Rails 119 87 down .89 15 Utilities 117.02 up .23 Volume 2,970,000 Date: Aug. 7. 198 I.ltton 9Rt. Safeway Lockheed 47', St Regis 48 34'. 20'. Jl'a 48. 38' . l.orlllard Mack Magnayox Martin Mcllermolt M G M Minn Mfg Monsanto Mont Ward Nail Rlsrult 39'. Nail Cash 84 Natl Dlst 241. NatlGvnsm 39. Nail Lead 72s, NY Central 12', No Am A'la 83 ', Nor Pacific 3.1 NW Airlines 3ll' Olln Mslh 31 tj outboard Owens 111 Pacific Gas Pan Amer Pennev Penn RR Pepsi Pflier Phillips Polaroid Sand Imp Schenley Sears Shell T 4 T 18' Sinclair 311, 38'i 25 ll'i 191, 88' i Stocks Down Despite Rally In Last Hour. NEW YORK l The stock market closed lower Tuesday despite a steadying tendency in the final hour or so. Volume was estimated at 3.2 million shares compared with socony 4R'.3.n million Monday. 14', 77', 291. 18', 39'h 1U 40 3R4 48', 98H Proc A Gam RR', Pure Oil Radio Rayonler Raytheon HclrhhoM Rep Sleel Rexall Reynlds Met 2RVi Rvnlds Toll 43 Rlrhdsn-Mrl 53', Richfield 39-, Royl Dutch 381. 30' s 44'. 18 29 lit. 37', 24', Snuthrn Co 48', So Pacific 24. Sperrv 13V. Std Oil Cal SRt. Std OH lnd 43', St. Oil NJ 51. Studchaker 7& Suh Gas 18 Sunrav Swift Tenn Gas Texaco Texas Guf Texas Inst Textron Thlokol Tho Ramo Tidewater Transamer Hn Carbide 89 Un Oil 4R, I'nl Pacific 29t United Aire 4t, tlnld Alrl 30'i, I'ntd Fruit 2.11, CS Borax 25H US Plywood 38 CS Rubber 41', US Sleel 441, UN Match 18V, Upjohn ,im Varlan 29-, Wes Union 28", IVestlnghso 2Ri, Woolworth fi'.i Voungstwn 79'.i 23 341. 21. 53 I3H 2R's 32'a 17', 33A, Closing Quotations as of R.R.A2 The following bid and asked quo. mutual funds (Last available price. i lallons from Ihe National Assn. nf as reported by Zllka, Smlther A Co., Securities Dealers do not represent Kugene Office). actual transactions. They are a guide In the range within which these securities could have heen bought or sold at the time of com pilation. Bin Aberdeen NA Aff Fund 7.11 Bank of America 50V. Roston Fund NA Bullock . . 11.83 Canadian Fund 15.69 Century Shs. 11.34 Chemical Fund .. 9,28 Colonial GrwIhAEnrgy 10.76 Colonial Fund Com Inv. Co. . Diver Growth . Dividend Shs Dreyfus Fund . Fidelity Cap . Finan. Indust . Fund Inv Petroleum 10.12 9 00 NA 2 94 14 30 7.38 NA 11.36 10.43 Inc. Of Boston 7.27 Incorp. Inv 6.32 Keystone S-3 12.16 ass Inv Growth 6.88 ass Inv Tnist 12,48 Nat'I Inv 12.70 Nafl Stock 7.09 One Wm. St 11.20 Pioneer 8.58 Putnam 13.78 Putnam Growth 7.83 Telev & Elec 6.82 United Accum - NA United Inc NA Value Line ine 4.82 Wellington I3.4R Wellington Eq. 11.98 ASK NA 7.69 53 1, NA 12.75 18.98 12.61 10.09 11.76 11.08 9 84 NA 3 23 15,34 8 00 NA 9.18 11.45 7.95 891 13.27 7.52 13.64 13.73 7.7S 12.24 9.38 14.98 R.29 7.43 NA NA 5.27 14.70 13.00 Arden Farm, Com Big "C" Store. 2H Boise Caa . , Cas. Nat. Gas Conaol Ktwaya Equitable S & L .. First Nat'I , Fred Meyer . Hyster, Com Jantzen, Com Kalsor Steel Koehrlng Morrlson-Knud N W. Nat. Gas Oregon Met lire-Ids , CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bid. ln duplicate for the construction of an addition to the Sutherlln Junior High School, Sutherlln, Oregon for School Dis trict 130-C, Douglas County, will ne recelvro by Mr. A. I.. Loerts, District Clerk, at Ihe West Ele mentary Grade School, Sutherllnj Oregon until 8:00 o'clock P.M., Pacific Standard Time, August 21, 1962. The plans, specifications and other contract documents may he examined and copies thereof mav be obtained at the office of Payne and Struble, A.I.A., Archi tects, luus r.asi mam street Medford, Oregon and from the Office of the District Clerk at1 the West Elementary School, Sutherlln, Oregon. A deposit of 125.00 per aet nf drawings and specifications will be required. Any bidder upon re. turning his set promptly will be refunded his deposit and any non-bidder upon returning his set will be refunded one-half of his deposit. This project Involves the con struction of a block masonry and frame structure of approximately 1600 square feet phis 1600 square feet of covered walk In the base bid. Two paved outdoor learning areas are to bid as an alternate. All classifications will be cov- ered under the General Contract Proposal. Attention la called to the bid ders Prequallflcatlon require menls of Sections 279.010 lo 279. 026, Inclusive, Oregon Revised Statutes, which must be filed with the Clerk 10 days before date for opening of bids and for which forms may be obtained at the office of the Architect, A base hid and one alternate are required. All propoaals must be accompanied by a certified check- cashier', check, or bid bond made payable to School District 130-C In an amount of PORTLAND tvn While wheat not less than Sr. of the bid. U.13 Soft white 2.13. White club The successful bidder will be., is Hard red winter 2.3.1. Hard P P tt L. Com Pope A Talbot Port Gen Elec Port Trans Com Seattle First Nat'I ... Thrifty Drug Toll vera ft U.S. Nat'I Rank . Warren Broa Wash. Nat. Gas . West Coast Tel. West Nat. Cas Weyerhaeuser -. mn ask 114 12' 15 xd 16'. 2H 3's 18 17t4 131 14S, 10-T, II 1.', 371.4 ' 40' 5614 6014 101. I1H 24 261', 27 29, 1514 16S4 III4 121, 31l 331. 28 4 30 l' 1'4 6t. 1714 19S, 1214 I3'4 24 V, J504 21 23S. 2.V4 2414 10 111, 3414 SR 29 X (13114 5 6 30 33 68 7014 H-H 21 14 32 34V'4 17', 11)'-, 13 14 2514 27 There was a scattering of one- point losers among key issues. Only a few stocks were down more than 2 points and most of these were affected by cor porate developments. Practically all major groups showed a majority of minus signs. Rails, metals, aircraft and utilities led the way. Airlines recovered from a weaker opening In display soma fractional gains for Pan Ameri can, United and Eastern. Among the rails Chesapeaka & Ohio remained more than a point lower after a block ot 22,300 shares sold off mora than 3. The market was lower from the start. The averages fell steadily, helped by ex-dividend listings far half a dozen blua chip issues. Virginia Carolina Chemical preferred was off about 3 and the common more than 2 as tha company planned a recapitali zation aimed at clearing up ov erdue dividends on the prefer red. Big Three motors were off fractions. Losing around a point or more were AT&T, Boeing, Met-" ro-Goldwyn-Mayer, International Nickel and Liggett & Myers. Merck fell almost 3. Consolidated Natural Gas gained about 1. Corporate bonds edged higher on the New York Stock Ex change while Treasury bonds were a bit weaker in quiet trading. Skipworlh Home Addition Awarded Howard Nelson Construction Co. of Eugene was awarded a contract Monday for construc tion of an addition to Skipworth Home. Lane County Commissioners awarded the contract on Nel son's bid of $7,370. Nelson's bid was the lowest of about seven submitted for bid opening Mon day morning. The addition Is to be com pleted in 40 working days. It will consist of an 18-by 30-foot room and a 12-by 30-foot slab of concrete adjacent to the room with a roof canopy. The new room will be used for storage and for a small shop area. Portland Grain required to furnish a faithful performance bond In full amount of the rontract price In accord ance with Oregon Kevlaed statute Z79.5I0. Tha successful bidder ahull carry Workmen's Compensation insurance Protecting nis env ployecs, and will be required to carry Public Liability Insurance coverinff nimseir. nis employees, also School DlKtrlct 130-C, Its officers, agents and employees to the minimum amount of 150,000 for Injuries to one person and $100,000 minimum for on accident. He shall carry property damage Insurance In a minimum amount of $50,000 with a broad con tractor's form of endorsement at tached, protecting himself, his employees, School District HOC, Its officers, agenis ana employ ees. All such Insurance policies shall have endorsements thereon requiring notice to School Dis trict 130-C of at least 10 days prior to cancellation of any such insurance, He shall file wlih the Board nf Directors of tha School Dis trlct evidence that alt such In surance Is being carried prior to the commencement of any work. The Board of Directors of School District 130-C. reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any Informali ties. BV OrtDFR OP THE BO AH D OK DIRKCTORS DOUOI.AS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT SUTHKKL1N, OREGON A. Loerts, District Clerk Published August 2, 1912 thru August 10. 1962. No. 730 Aug. 10, 1962. NOTKK Of FINAL SKTTLKMFNT NOT It K IS HKRKBY fit V FN that the t'nltrd States National Bank of Portland. Oregon, K ecu tor of the Katate of Samurl S. Simons, deceased, has filed In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for Lane County lis Final Account as said Kxecutor and that 10 00 o'clock a m. Ir the Courtroom at the Ine Coun tv Court House. Eugene, Oregon on the 30th day of August, 112,1 has been fixed and appointed b: said Court as the time and place for hearing objections to said Final Account and for final set tlement of aald Estate. UNITED STATF-S NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, OHEfiON, Executor of the Estate of Samuel S. Simons, dermied. BARTLE ALLEN, Attornevs for Estate. 210 T.ffanv Building Eugene, Oregon. No 72 Aug. 2. 1W2. MOVING? Dont Tack Those Un used Items Sel! Them Fasti Classified Ada Bring Results. white baart 2.24. Oats no bid. Barley 44.00 Leqalf "NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY (ilVKN that Juanlta K. Mueller, Admln Istmtrlx of the Estate of Marty Clyde Alldrldge, Deceased, has filed In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Lane her Final Account as Administratrix of said Estate, and that 9:30 a.m. on the 24th day or August, 1962, In Court room No. 4, at the Lane County Courthouse, Eugene, Oregon, have heen fixed by aald Court for the time and place of hearing objec tions to said Flnsl Account and for final seltltment of the said estate. JUANITA T.. MUELLER Administratrix of the rotate or Martv Clyde Alldrldge. Deceased. R. Olade Shlmanek Attorney for Estate 645 Highway 99 North Eugene, Oregon No, 675 Aug. 14, 1962. ""IN THE CIRCUIT COURT" Of THE STATE OF" ORKOON FOR THE COUNTV OF LANE In the Matter of the Estate of MAY c. NICHOLSON, Dereasrd. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Maryann Stoop has heen ap pointed Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of May C. Nicholson, deceased, by the Clr cult Court or the State of Ore gon for the County of Lane. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified lo Ihe Executrix at 256 East 10th Avenue, Eugene, Oregon, within six months from the date Of this notice. Daled this 311 day of July, 1962 MARYANN STOOP, Executrix, Thelma Chapman Fowler, AHornev for Estate, 256 East 10th Avenue, Eugene, Oregon. No. 725 Aug. 26. 1962. NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLE--MENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Administrator of the es late of NELLIE J. STEWART, de feased, has filed his final report In said estate In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, and the Court has ap pointed A u list 20, 1962, at 10:00 a m. of said day, In the Court house In Eugene, Oregon, for the hearing of obfections to such Final Report and settlement of said estate. First publication -lulv 17, 1962. N. WAYNE PRICE, Admin istrator of said Estate BARBER & COTTRELU At torneys for Estate. PO, Ad dress: 1280 Pearl St. Eugene Oregon. No. 674 Aug. 7, 196. N-Ship Plans Visit WASHINGTON JP The Sa vannah, America's first nuclear powered merchant vessel, will be ln Seattle the first week of October during conventions of the Committee on Amorcan Steamship Lines and the U. S. Propeller Club. Sen. warren G. Magnuson, D Wash., said Tuesday. Portland Livestock PORTLAND dl Butterfat Ten tative, subject to Immediate change Premium quality, delivered ln Portland, 64 cents h; first quality, 61; second quality, M. Butter Prints per lb. to retailers Grade AA, 9.1 score, 66; A grade, 92 score, 66; B grade, 90 score, M. Cheese To retailers Single daisies, 474-48H; processed Ameri can, 44H-4S',. Eggs To retailers Grade AA, ex tra large, 43-49; AA large, 40-46; A large, 39-42;. A A mediums, .14-38; AA small, 24-30. Cartons 2 I cents addi tional. F:gg To producers, at farm AA extra large. 34-37 Mi: AA large. .1(1 33; A large, 28-32; AA mediums, 22-27 M.; AA small, 1S-18V. Live poultry Quoted to growers fob. ranch-No. 1 quality fryers, 2-V-4 lbs. 17-20; light hens, 4 3; heavy hens, 8-10. Rahhlts Average to growers Live whites. .HiM',, lbs. 24-26 cents. some down to 20; colored pelts, 4-5 cents less; fresh killed fryers to re tailers, 88-62, few to 68; cut up, 60- 65. Wholesale Dressed Meats Beef cuts (choice atearsl Hind quarters, 54.00-56.00; rounds 52.00-53.- full loins, trimmed, 77.00- 80.00: forequartrrs, 3.1.00-33.00; chucks, 36.-00-18.00; ribs, 5.1.00-56.00. Lambs Choice-prime spring, alt wis. 4.1.00-46 00. Veal Choice. 90-150 lbs. 49.00 5.1. 00; good, 47.00-49.00i standard, 38.00-45.00. Produce Onions Texas lge. white, 5, 25-5.50; Wash, lge yellows, 1.85-2 25; med. 1.7, VI 90. Calif, lge white. 5.25-350. Potatoes Ore. Russets. No. IA. 100 lbs. bakers, B. 00-5. 23. Calif, round reds, 60 lbs, size A and B, 1.50-1.75; long whiles, ,1.BO-4,35; Wash, round reds, mln. I1 Inch, 2.73-3 00. Marine Training; Spots Still Open . Officers of the Eugene Ma rine Corps Reserve unit, Com pany B, 5th Engineer Battalion, announced Monday that there are three openings left in the corps six-months training pro gram for August and only four for September. Eligible for the program are unmarried men between the ages of 17 and 26. Men enlist ing before Aug. 23 will leave Eugene for San Diego and train ing on Aug. 23, and the Septem ber group will leave Sept. 24. Further information about the program is available at the U.S. Naval-Marine Corps Train ing Center, 1S20 W. 13th Ave., Eugene, or by calling the center, DI 5-6714. Portland Livestock PORTLAND UPI USDA) Call!. .100; fpw utility dairy hrrrf cows I4 14.50; hulls ffw romm.rclal UWO lb 1(1; utility I.29S lb In; frprlrrs mr1. tim llolstpln slrxrs A00-A00 lb 19-10.- S0; one lot Knod AM lb frrdtr heifers 20.50; one lot medium llolsteln. 600 b at In. ('.Ives 7S: few rholre vealers 27; ffood-cholre 3O0-4OO lb stork steer calves 25 27. Hnxa 2V); I and 2 butchers im 210 lb 20 50 21; lew No 2 187 lb 20; 2 and 3 at I00 2UO lb 19 18 50; sow. few I and 2 at .100. 1H0 lb 16.5017. Sheen floO; 3 lots rholc.-prim around 100 lb high yielding Ismbs 21. 25-2!. 50; bulk rhnlre-prlmfl hO-IOO h 20 21; shorn Ismbs la 20; cull mod ewes 2 50-4 25: choice-fancy feeder lambs li lt Portland Symphony Auditions Scheduled Musical auditions for the Portland Symphony Orchestra'! 1062-63 season will be held thii Wednesday through Friday at the Civic Auditorium, 1520 SW. Third Ave., in Portland. Instrumentalists interested ln trying out may make appoint, menls by calling CA 8-1353 ln Portland. The symphony season opens Oct. 15." Eugene Markets OREGON KG CI PRODUCERS ' Jumbo A . . 47a Kxlra Large AA . 4Aa Kxtre Large A . 45a l.aj-ga AA . 44e arge A 4ld Medium AA . ... SRe Medium A JUG Small AA - 27e Chex - 85e B2 lb. lfl-lS.50; slaughter ewes small lot utility 4,25. asusiM HldHWAY ATLAS TIM it's free A 112-page Highway Atlas Id ltd 'with Information (or the trsvslsr going anywhara m the U. S., Canada or Ma, ico. Large Individual ataie maps, mileage charts, tot) roads, motor also Na lional and Slata park factli tis. Add lo or open a savrngt account or j-)u ana get your nnwiy anas ires. Limit; One to en account A JTT-TSAVINGS ;., ' aiioti.u.a '- tUGINf-4, Ttalh At. Wilt. SFftlNCFIILD-e41 I. 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