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EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Wed,, No. 2t, JS62 Page 9A Eu genean Applies for TV Channel An application has been filed in Washington, D. C, for a construction permit to build a commercial television station in Eugene using Channel 20, an ultra high frequency channel. Making application is Lee Roy McCourry, 1372 Patterson St., Eugene, who said he would devote a large percentage of his programming to educational shows, part of which would be furnished by the Oregon Educational Network, if granted the permit. McCourry, a history graduate of the University of Oregon who. is now in commercial designing business, said the station would be named New Horiion Studios and that he would be the educational director for the station. He would also be the sole proprietor. The transmitter, studio and tower would be located on east 30th Avenue along the new Bloomberg Road. The station would operate with 3.9 kilowatts. There are two UHF channels assigned to Eugene 20 and 26. Channel 26 is open for commercial filings, but Channel 20 is only available for an application from an educational agency, foundation, or from some individual who proposed to operate the station in the interests of education. Eugene school Supt. Millard Pond said the channel has been reserved for educational purposes by the school district and that he hopes to have a District 4 station on the air within the next two or three years. McCourry said he is waiting for clarification from the FCC on the resposibilities of a private individual in operating the reserved channel. A HELICOPTER which can be used for rental or instructional purposes will be stationed at the Springfield airport, according to owner Herb Henderson. Henderson, president of Livingston Air Dusting, Inc., of Eugene and Corvallis, said the two-seat 'copter is ideal for patrol or survey work. He said the helicopter will be the only one leased in this area. A CRESWELL MAN has been graduated from the Western School of Heavy Equipment Operation at Weiser, Idaho. Gary Aprill of Rt. 2 was one of 1? men in the class. The school is owned by members of the Oregon and Idaho chapters of Associated General Contractors of America. Stu dents are trained by operating the machines, with the guidance of instructors, on actual construction jobs. JERRY UHRHAMMER, a reporter for six years on the Register-Guard's new staff, this week became Sports News Editor for the newspaper. In the newly-created position, Uhrhammer, daily operations of the sports department. Dick Strite, who will continue as sports editor, wilt devote most of his time to his daily Highclimber snorts column and special projects. Uhrhammer, a native of Minnesota, worked in radio and television news in Minneapolis and Chicago before coming to the Register Guard in 1956. During portions of J958 and 1959, he was a reporter for the St. Paul (Minn.) Pioneer Press. , During his tenure at the Register-Guard, Uhrhammer has covered the police, courts, education and countv government beats. He was winner of the Oregon State Bar Press Uhrhammer Award in 1961 and a medical editorial award from the Oregon State Medical Society in 1962. He and his wife, Jackie, have two children and live at 3125 Onyx St. 4 RAYMOND M. BOUVIER of 1224 Mill St., Eugene, has been elected to membership in the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Bouvier, a CPA, is associated with the Eugene accounting firm Collins, Herzmger, Ray & Porter, 170 E. 11th Ave. 29, will direct Blood Bank Lane Memorial Blood Bank will be closed Thursday due to the holiday. Rare types needed on call: AB Positive, AB Negative. Lane Memorial Blood Bank, 790 E. 11th Ave., Eugene, Phone DI 5-0336, Open 1:30-4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, Friday by appoint ment. Closed Saturday. Unfit Thursday Morning ; Figures Show Voti Temperatures Expected Showers are expected in the Pacific Northwest and most of the south and north Atlantic Coast states tonight and Thursday. Snow flurries in the upper Lakes, western portions of the northern and central Plains and the northern Rockies tonight will provide a holiday setting for residents of those areas. ( AP Wlrephoto) Cooler temperatures are predicted for the north Pacific coast region and in most of the Plains eastward into the Ohio Valley and Lakes region. Warmer temperatures are predicted tonight in the southern Plains and the south At lantic states. .MAKE Delicious Candies With DIPPING CHOCOLATE FOR CHOCOLATE COVERED FondsnU, Frutts, Nut, Caramels NOW AT BILLY'S GR0CERY W. 38T & MONROE Tit 5-9O05 Open 1 day, tli li p.m. Cloudy and Cooler EUGENE-SPRINGFIELD Forecast: Partly cloudy through Thursday, with slightly cooler temperatures. Expected high today, 53 de grees, predicted low Thurs day morning, 40, expected high Thursday, 52 degrees. Western Oregon; periods of rain tonight and Thursday. Statistics (readings at the U.S. Weather Bureau, Mahlon Sweet Airport, Eugene): Highest temperature Tuesday, 59; lowest Wednesday morn ing, 42; rain in 24 hours end ing 10 a.m. Wednesday, .40 of an inch; total for Novem ber, 3.38 inches; average for November, 5.62 inches; read ings at 10 a.m. Wednesday; humidity, 96 per cent; wind, calm. Prevailing wind Tues day, S 11.6. Stage of rivers at 7 a.m. Wednesday, Willamette at Ferry Street Bridge, 13.7 feet; McKenzie at Armitage Bridge, 6.4 feet. Sunrise and sunset: Thurs day, 7:17 a.m. and 4:41 p.m.; Friday, 7:18 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. - TEMPERATURES fi hniirc mffnr 1Q a.m. Wed.) Noon Tuei. 59 Midnight Toes. 50 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 6 p.m. - 5 p.m. 10 p.m. Pendleton 64 Portland 57 Redmond 64 Roseburg 68 Salem 59 Th Dallas 62 NATIONAL Max. 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