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Newspaper Page Textm i ii I I i i I I . i I I i s w-rww-ww-mi w m m m m n . i n I I I aai Page 2B. EUGENE REGISTER In 86-59 Runaway , South Wallops Mar f COOS BAY South Eugene, ieemingly unable to miss in the first half, obliterated Marshfield 86-59 Saturday night in District fi-A-1 basketball action. ; South Eugene, making it two straight district wins, hit .667 . from the field in the first quar ter and the Axemen were off and running. ' They never looked back in do ing what has always come hard for South Eugene win at Marshfield. ' South Eugene, beaten twice in pre-season play when hamp ered by key injuries, hit .714 in the second half and wound up the half with an unbelievable Pleasant Junction PLEASANT HILL Pleasant Bill survived upset ambitions by Junction City and nipped the Tigers 37-36 in Emerald League basketball action Saturday night. It left Pleasant Hill and El- mira tied for the league lead with six straight wins apiece. Guard Mike Hill saved the day for the Billies, hitting the winning basket with 1:46 left and scoring all seven Billie points in the final quarter. Pleasant Hill, defending state A-2 champions, tried to stall in the waning moments. But trav- Willamette Grove Five; 48-43 tana Al W North Eugene t South Eugene - 1 Willamette 1 Thuraton 0 Springfield 0 . .Cottage Grove 0 Pet. 1.000 l.ooo .500 .000 .000 .ooo SATURDAY'S RESULTS South Eugene 86, Marahfleld 59 North Eugene 66, Springfield 43 . Willamette 48, Cottage Grove 43 ". By LLOYD E. MILLEGAN Of the Register-Guard .. The Willamette Wolverines, dead for three quarters, came alive in the final eight minutes cm tho play of forward Steve Skclton for a 48-43 como-from- behind basketball victory over Coquille Tips Siuslaw Five - SIUSLAW Coqulllo shut off Siuslaw rally Saturday night and handed the Vikings a 5S-48 non-league basketball loss. ; Tom Leatherwood scored 16 points to lead Coquille which led by 11 points in tho third quarter but saw tho margin dip to three with three minutes re maining. SIUSLAW (481 Tone 7, Mearham 1, Jenaen 10, Vanderford 12, Worthy lake 2, Abrahamaon 7, Wharfleld 5, Alorrla 4, Mansker. COQUILLE (55) Snider 14, Shely 10, Floten 4, Leatherwood 16, Mot. calf 8, Wood 3, Wallace 1, Stone cypher. . Slualaw 6 13 12 17-48 , Coqulllo 10 14 16 13-55 JV Coqulllo S3 (McColom 17), Siuslaw 38 (Howell HI. Seaside, 5847 ; NEWPORT Highly -rated Seaside took control of the backboards and handed New. port a 58-47 non-league defeat Saturday night. NEWPORT (47) Bruns S, Welk 1. Watklna 6, Hall 6. Couha 12, Wheeler 4. Emo 7. SEASIDE 1581 Renkka 10. Rob inson 4, llracher 10. Alto 14, Sotko 14, Nalnu o, tiranam i. Newport 10 13 II Seasld -..14 20 II 47 13 58 Judson Baptist Nips Bible Standard, 77-76 Bob Bonar of Judson Baptist dropped in a field goal in the final seconds to give his team a 77-76 Willamette Christian College Contcrenre basketball win over the Bible Standard College Deacons of Eugene. Butch Pluimcr of the losers led the scoring with 28 points. BIBLE STANDARD (76) Dodd 13, Zimmerman 16, Emery 6, Lewis, Barton 14, Plulmer 28. Dempater. JUDSON BAPTIST (771 C'assel S. Rasmusaen 4, Bonar 2, Dick 21, Palm 27, Curtis 12, Nagle 7. Bible Standard 37 39-78 Judson Baptiat 33 4277 SPORTS FINAL WITH OLYMPIC CHAMPION T ,fN A I yp V - GUARD, Sunday, Jan. 13, 1963 .688 average. ' The Axemen finished with a .548 mark. The half time margin was 53-26 and the Axemen simply coasted in while the shooting average, as it had to do, came down. Jim Lockard led the scoring onslaught with 27 points while teammate Jack Willis was add ing 20. Junior center John Pinkstaff sent the visitors ahead at the start but Marshfield, getting a field goal from Bud Walsh, tied it at 2-all. then gave the Pirates their only A free throw by Bud Bick Hill Cagers Edge City in37'36Battle ttlllntf vlnlnlinna ffave neither ........ .-..- ---- -- cam a cnance to uu iiiuvu. PLEASANT HILL (37) B. Brad' shaw 16, W. Bradahaw 3, Scoggina, Moran 1, HODerta 2, u. urn j, " Hill 14. junction CITY (36) Andrewa 1. Martin 2, Bryant 4, McBrlde 14. Cole man, McElravy 4, Lorang, M inkier 2, Lueine s. Pleasant Hill -.12 737 Junction City .9 13 10 436 JV Junction City 56 (Worceator 17), Pleaaant Hill 50 ID. Mann 20). Creswell, 58-39 CRESWELL Creswell pulled away in the second half Satur- Defeats the Cottage Grove Lions Satur day night at Willamette. The Wolverines, who ended the game with a frigid .181 mark from the field, trailed by 10 points at 38-28 with five minutes remaining in the game. Then Skelton, with some clutch help from Terry Stahel and Dave Syverson, went to work. The Lions, bothered by the tight defense work of the Wol verines, could get off only six shots in those last eight min utes. Skclton was all over the floor, stealing passes and harassing his opponents. Two frco throws by Phil Petersen and then a driving lay in by Syverson brought the Wolverines within one at 39-40 with 2:30 to go. Skelton then followed with an exhibition that won the game for the cold-shooting Wolver ines. Driving between two bewil dered Lions, Skelton put the Wolverines ahead for the first time at 41-40. Moments later he connected from 15 feet out. But the Lions weren't through as Lou Botuon drove in for a three-point play to tie things up at 43-43. Confusion reigned until little Stahel hit two free throws to put the Wolverines ahoad for good at less than 45 seconds remaining. The Lions had one more chance to tio it up, but Skelton stole the ball, and drove the length of tho floor for the bas ket that clinched the victory for the Wolverines. Skelton, scoring nine points In tho final quarter, ended the night with 14 points. Peterson added 10 to the winning cause. For the Lions who led by eight and ten points most of the way, Charles Olds was high scorer with 18 points 15 in the first half. Wll. ft Skclton 5 ft tpC.n. 4-6 14 Olds a 69 Gosete 0 Brkmn 0 Stahel 0 Petrsen 3 Lowry 0 Rossow 2 Svversn 3 Rlchrd 0 0 0 0 Smith 0 0-1 3-4 0-0 2-3 23 00 11 0-0 4 Carpntr 1 5 Hengrd I 10 Fagnan 1 1 Bonion 3 5 Vogler 1 Rlchrd 0 t Rhoada 0 Totals 13 22-40 48 Totals 14 15-24 43 Willamette 9 6 9 2448 Cottage Grove ..It 15 9 84 JV Willamette 27 (Bard 10), Cottage Grove 42 (Moran 11). r. I BONUS EXTRA $1750 TROUSERS .... WITH ANY SV1T FROM Made to Measure Sulli priced lead of the game. Willis bit from the corner, Pinkstaff added three points and Lockard a jump shot to give South Eugene a 9-3 lead before the Pirates scored again. With Vfi minutes to go in the quarter, the Axemen led 22-7 and It was 26-12 at the stop. In the first 3Vj minutes of the second quarter, Marshfield couldn't score while the fast breaking visitors were running up a string of 13 straight points. That ran the margin to 39-12 and South Eugene ended up the period by allowing the Pirates only two field goals during that eight minutes. day night for a 58-39 victory over Drain. frocwfOI iimnprl nhpur at thp. start, grabbing a quarter edge on iu d ana maxing it zi-iu ana 37-30 at the next two Intermis sions. CRESWELL (58) Mawson I. Fowler 1. Dutton 2, Zaklon 13, Hlday 13. Markley 8. Armbrusl 13. Tharp. Gerstner, Prazler, Chamber. DRAIN (39) R. Derbyshire (, G. Derbyshire, Shaw 3, Henderson 3, Snead 14, White 2, Smith 1, Cool 10, Thomae, Jenaen, Rutledge, Grlb ble. Creswell ' 10 11 18 2158 Drain 6 14 11 939 JV Drain 40 (Jensen 19), Cres- weU 27 (Schamber and Land 6). St. Francis, 63-58 St. Francis, which broke a seven-game losing streak Friday night, made it two straight wins Saturday night with a 63-58 vic tory over visiting Harrisburg. St. Francis pulled in front in the second period on four Emerald League W L Pet. GS Pleasant Hill 6 0 1.000 Elmlra 6 0 1.000 Creswell 4 2 .667 2 Junction City 4 I .6A7 2 Harrisburg 3 3 .500 3 St. Francis 3 3 .500 3 Drain 3 3 .500 3 McKenile 1 5 .187 5 Central Linn 0 6 .000 6 Oakridge 0 6 .000 6 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Pleasant Hill 37. Junction City 36 Elmlra 59, Oakridge 42 St. Francis 63, Harrisburg 58 McKcnzle 65, Central Linn 53 Creswell 56, Drain 39 straight baskets produced by Mike Kehoe and Tom Gallagher and never trailed after that, Al Purvis, who finished with 26 points, sparked the Eagles in the second half but they could only narrow the gap slightly. Kehoe finished with 20 points to pace the winning Saints. ST. FRANCIS (63) Gallaghea 7. Williams 14. Kehoe 20. Cooley 14. Taylor 8. HARRISBURG (58) Ison) S. Mai- paa 6, Smith 2, Bill Cook 6, Bowers iu, r-uevis ze, noo cook. St. Francla 13 IB 9 2383 Harrisburg .1 10 11 2485 JV St. Francla SI (O'Nell 16), Harrisburg 30 King 9). Elmira, 59-42 OAKRIDGE Henry Drum monds poured in 22 points Sat urday night and led undefeated Elmira to a 59-42 win over Oak ridge. Elmira moved ahead 17-10 at the quarter and made it 31-18 at halftimo and 46-30 with a quarter left. OAKRIDGE (42) Schroeder 8. Hills 13, Rardln 2, Nesbltt 2, Frost 14, Mccormick 2, Yeager 1, Nelaon, Anderson, Marshall. ELMIRA 159) Mooers 7, Buch hols II, Drummonds 22, Tanner 3, Bailey 9, Sylvester 4, Carver 1, Stack house 2, Brock, Inman. Oakridge ... 10 Elmlra 17 12 12-42 IS 13-59 JV Elmlra 36 (Dlagt 22), Oak' ridge 43 (Wiley 12). McKenzie, 65-53 BLUE RIVER McKenzie snapped a five-game losing streak with a 65-53 triumph over Central Linn Saturday night. MrKENZIE (6SI Baldrldie 7. McMullin 10, Doland 12, Bradley 14, Beckham 7, Blgelow 4. Branson 3, Hoseberry, H. Hand 6, u Hand. CENTRAL LINN (531 W. Wll Hams, Irish 28, Matheny 8, Slrkels 7, (i. Williams 6, E. Williams, Prest ly 2, Sayer 2, Engel, McClaln, McKenile . 19 10 18 1185 Central Linn 9 17 13 1433 JV McKenile 60 (L. Hand 13), central Linn 47 trowel! m. MAL'S TAILORING Sred Malkaslan SAlE THIS SPECIAL CROUP from 77.7S T , shield South Eugene maintained a half. Marsh, ff ft Walan 1 M Bick 6 4A Kovnen S 0-1 tp s.t. It ft 7 Wlllll I 4-1 IS Lockrd 13 10 Ptnkslf 4 12 Shearer 0 1-1 3-S 1- 2 2- 3 (Ml 2-2 2-2 0-0 0-0 1- 2 M) 2- 2 Calhn 0 IMS Caley Fischer 4 Officer 1 4 Online Mahffy 2 Myera Nylndr 1 2 GJivold Girt 2 Roche 0 Muth Smith Smith Johnan -Woodln 0 Totala 17 25-39 59 Totals 34 18-27 SS Marshfield 12 14 17 1659 South Eugene -2S 27 20 1386 JV Marahfleld S3 (Loflua South Eugene 43 (Prime 10). Elkton Drops Camas Valley Trico League W L Pet. GB Elkton 2 Powers 2 1.000 1.000 .500 .500 .500 .500 .000 .ooo Camaa Valley ...1 Canyonville 1 CBA 1 Oakland 1 Yoncalla 0 Daya Creek 0 SATURDAY RESULTS Elkton 45. Camaa Valley 32 Powers 58, Yoncalla 46 Oakland 48, Canyonville 27 CBA 45, Days Creek 33 ELKTON Elkton made it two straight Bico League basketball wins Saturday night with a 45- 32 victory over Camas Valley. ELKTON (45) Abraham . Brooks 12, Levenhagen 5, Plcknell 9, Suloff 4, Adama 6, Jonea, House, Sheffel, Swlnehart. CAMAS VALLEY (32) R. Par- rett 11, B. Parrett 4, Lawson 4, Buel 6, Klser 1, Priest 6, Looney. Elkton -. 8 13 10 1245 Camaa Valley 4 8 9 11-32 JV Elkton 31 (Williams 11). Camas Valley 25 (Smith 8). Oakland, 46-27 OAKLAND Oakland pulled away, in the second half Satur day night and handed Canyon ville a 46-27 setback. OAKLAND (48) Archer 5. Todd 3, Lomoreaux 7, Fredericks 9, Parker 5, Cannon 6, Manley 10, Crenshaw. CANYONVILLE (27) Powell 1. Muctzel 6, Olsen 10, Soetebcr, Grunst io, Klngen, c. Heath, M. Heath, Long, Nicholaony. Oakland 8 Canyonville . 10 1545 627 JV Canyonville 31 (Heath 201. Oakland 29 (Beache 9). Powers, 58-46 YONCALLA Dan Taylor scored 17 points Saturday night and led Powers past Yoncalla S8-46. YONCALLA (46) Wiley 10. Tea. giui 15, Meant 8, Vlan 5. McDaniel, Dick Langdon. Don Langdon 4, Lee , t,arney, jucriairier. POWERS (581 Tavlnr 17. Snwall , i.awson iu. Hut a, Tinson 14, Reavla 2. Yoncalla ... 9 Powers 13 13 1046 17 1358 JV Powera 37 (Rauch 9). Yon. calla 34 (Williams 14). North Bend Whips Willamette Matmen NORTH BEND The North Bend Bulldogs won eight of 13 matches to beat the Willamette Wolverines 30-19 in prep wres tling Saturday. 08 Jim Saunders (W) p Bruce Dlerks INB), 2nd. 108 Ken Dawe IW) p Joe Kasor (NB), 3rd. 115 Glen Berklund INB) p Jim Williams IW), 3rd. 123 Don Hatfield IW) d Tom Cheek (Nil), 5-0. 130 Dennis Mark (NB) d Richard Jobb . (W). 4-2. 136 Joe Loeffler (W) d Dave Jonea 'NB), 10-1. 141 Burlelghs Stokes (Wl d Perry Hop (NB), 2-0. 148 Mike Caruso (Nil) d Theron James (W), 6-3. 157 Steve Caruso (NB) won by forfeit. 168 David Ford INB) d Larry Duman IW), 4-0. 178 Gary Mead INB) d Hal Marlowe (W), 93. 191 Clyde Cooper (NB) d Richard Harry IW), 1-0. Unlimited Al Elatrom (NB) d Pete Hart ford (Wl, 1st. WING & I COMPLETE BEAR BOWS I SUPPLIES SWEETLAND ARCHERY rfj 2441 Hilyard DI 5 0928 Call DI 3-3131 or Eugene Hotel fy Applications j? j Now being iaken 3 IL MMBERSHIPSj W SHADOW J4 W HILLS 77 XV COUNTRY jWc VN CLUB Sp Sv. Visit our new Lowell Wins 10th in Row In60-4lTilt Trleo Leaiue W L Pet. CB Lowell ,. 4 0 1.000 tp Alaea .4 0 J.000 i- 20 Crow 3 1 .750 1 27 Coburg 1 2 .400 2 11 Mohawk -1 3 .250 1 1 Monroe 1 3 .250 3 4 Weatflr 1 3 .250 3 0 Triangle Lake -.0 4 .000 4 S 12 SATURDAY'S RESULTS 2 Alaea (1, Coburf 47 0 Crow 52. Mohawk 40 1 Lowell SO, Monroe 41 0 Weatflr 64, Trlanfle Lake 60 MONROE Lowell, getting 30 points from Tom Simdars, ran its winning streak to 10 Satur day night with a 60-41 Trico League win over Monroe. Lowell, making it four straight Trico wins, hit at a .462 clip from the field and trailed only in the opening moments. MONROE (41) Malcom 9. Goch enour 10, Hardin 2, Homaday 13, Wooley 3, Charles 2, Brandt 2, Hal lett. LOWELL (60) T. Simdars 30, Walsh 4, Klntzley 3, Balnbrldgo 3, Craft 14, Malllrla 1, McLaughlin 1, Ballenger 4, Poque. Monroe .. II 9 10 1141 Cowell 13 17 16 1460 JV Monroe 45 (Brandt IS), Lowell 33 (Stroebal 81. - . Westfir, 64-60 WESTFIR Westfir survived a Triangle Lake rally led by Richard Rust and scored a 64-60 win over the Lakers. WESTFIR (64) Nichols 11. Gil lespie 18, Mickelsen 10, Camerer 7, .kangcr 12, Lowman 6, Thlelke. TRIANGLE LAKE 1601 J. Gros- hong 7, Rust 26, Herrlngton 10, Blachly 12. Lonnqulst 5. McAdams. B. Groshong, Robertson. Westfir 15 17 18 1464 Triangle Lake 14 4 17 2560 JV Westfir 34 (Thlelke 16). Triangle Lake 27 (McAdams 8), Alsea, 61-47 COBURG Alsea held on to a share of the league lead Satur day night with a 61-43 triumph over Coburg. COBURG (471 Esse 3. Cameron 12. McKlbben 12. Putnam 13. Jones 2, Smith 4, Longworth 1. . ALSEA 61) Vernon 11. Brad- field 8, Stone 14, Lyons 4, Winney 7, Hendrlx 17. Coburg 10 10 14' 1347 Alsea 16 14 13 1861 JV Alsea 51 (Hendrlx 22). Co burg 22 (Wesler 11). Crow, 52-40 MARCOLA Crow pulled away in the fourth quarter Sat urday night and grabbed a 52-40 victory over Mohawk. MOHAWK (40) Roberts 12, R. BarrowclKf 12, M. Barr 10, D. Ellis 3, Landreth 3, J. BarrowclKf, J. Ellis. CROW (52) J. Johnson 12, Hop kins 12, Deedon 12, Purdy 9, Meuser 7, G, Johnson. Mohawk .. 7 15 IS ' 540 Crow 9 14 15 1452 JV Crow 36 (Tracy 8), Mohawk 27 (Pace 17). Portland Cagers Nab 68-65 Win POCATELLO, Idaho GB The University of Portland broke open a tight ball game in the final minutes and beat Idaho State College 68-65 Saturday night. The visiting Pilots were paced by 6-foot-8 center Steve Anstett who hit 26 points. Idaho State, which led most of the way, was paced by Art Crump who got 29 points and 17 rebounds. , PORTLAND (68) Carpenter 6, Dortch 7. Anilett 28. Nichols 10, Koch 6, Channing 4, Cooper 6, Smith 1. IDAHO STATE (651 Leland 8. Beach 4, Cruse 12, Crump 29, Baggot 2, Reed 10, Shivers, Harris. Portland 30 3888 ISC 33 3265 Attendance 3,300. CUSTOM MADE CLOTHES of Quality and Fashion Also prompt alterations by Jerry Prochaika. JOSEPH SCHULTZ EXCLUSIVE TAILOR 1241 Willamette Eugene v. office in Eugene If VkV Pnlnl or mora v inormotiony By 66-43 Tally North Five Coasts Past Springfield nut. s-A-i L Pet. South Eugeno 2 North Eugene 2 Roaeburg 1 Marahfleld - 1 Wlllartetle 1 North Bend -'. 1 0 1.000 , 1.000 1.000 JOO .500 .500 .000 .000 ' .000 Thurston 0 Cottage Grove 0 SATURDAY'S RESULTS South Eugene 86, Marahfleld 59 Willamette 48, Cottage Grove 43 Roseburg 55, North Bend 45 North Eugene 66, Springfield 43 - By PAUL-HARVEY III Of the Register-Guard North Eugene surged into an early commanding lead and coasted to a 66-43 District 5-A-l basketball triumph over host Springfield Saturday night. The Highlanders, making it two straight in district play and eight overall, never trailed but what had been a fast start end ed up as erratic play. Ranked No. 1 in the state, North Eugene moved ahead 10-1 Win Posted By Roseburg ROSEBURG A 20-point ef fort by Spike Moore led Rose burg to a 55-45 District 5-A-l basketball triumph over North Bend Saturday night. North Bend was within three points at 48-45 with two minutes to go but Roseburg thefts of the ball killed the Bulldogs. Roseburg FG FT Brothers 5 4-5 Guntler '. 3 0-2 O'Nell 3 0-2 Moore 9 2-3 Manning 2 3-8 Hill 1 0-0 Williams . 0 O-O Boucock 0 0-0 Totals 23 9-20 North Bend FG FT Holfert 3 0-1 Albertson 0 ' 0-0 Richardson 5 1-3 Downer 3 3-3 Shrlver 2 2-3 James 4 5-5 Jacobson 0 0-0 Rood . 0 0-0 Scavera 0 - 0-0 Totals 17 11-15 Roseburg 16 16 ' 6 . 1755 North Bend ..11 12 7 15 5 JV Roseburg 61 (McKee 181. North Bend 33 (Granger 12). FUN TONIGHT! BEEF STEAK thne BONE 5 to 8 p.m. CABLE'S CHUCKWAGON 375 E. 7th, Eugene For Winter BEAUTIFY THOROUGHLY WASHED, WAXED AND POLISHED WITH "BEAUTY SHINE" $25.00 Now $ir nn Value! Only lj.UU Open Sunday for Your Convenience Interior Shampooing & Timing FREE PICK-UP St DELIVERY' CALL TODAY! PHONE DI 3-6260 Polishing by Northwest Auto ' WW the mmt you "AUTO" know PICK-UP UP T0 ONE TON PAYLOAD Check the$t DATSUN dtlivtrcd $xtrat! IIS S ft. I 4 tt I In. bd' total 28.5 u. ft. bid Powtrtul 60 H.P. miino 4-spttd column mounttd transmission Indipandtnl Torsion-Bar Suspension 12 months 12,000 milt lactory warranty Whitnido Wall Tiros Htattr and Dalrostir Vinyl Upholstiry Factory Undircoat Low nainttnanco dasifn all SAE. fittinfs Up to 33 mpf with less than three - minutes played with center Ron Davies a third string center a year ago leading the way with sev en quick points. ' Springfield, absorbing its sec ond straight district loss, couldn't cope with the High lander height nor could the Millers handle the hot North Eugene shooting in the open ing period which produced a 25-8 quarter edge. . The Highlanders, after build ing up the 17-point first quarter lead, led at one point in the second quarter by 24 points.' The difference reached 25 points late in the third quarter and, early in the' final eight minutes, led by 27 points the biggest difference of the game. In the end, it was North Eu gene free throws that provided the big bulge. , North Eugene, finishing with only a 20-18 edge on field goals, bad 45 chances from the free throw line and made only 26. Bob Craven, picking up where Davies left off in the scoring, finished with 18 points for the Highlanders including eight of those 20 field goals. spfid. it Dckrsn 1 McWtr 6 ft tp N.E. fg 2 Thomaa 2 12 Craven 8 4 Davlea 5 8 Michael 0 5 Gordon 2 1 Snow 1 2 Rbrtsn 1 0 Andrsn 0 -0 Allison 0 2 Miller 1 7 Jenkins 0 0 ft 3- 5 2-3 4- 8 2-3 4-5 0- 0 6-16 00 1- 3 2- 2 2-2 0-1 0-1 Lewis 1 22 Arthurs 3 2-3 Bates 2 1-2 Dickey 0 13 McDnld 1 0-1 0-0 01 0-0 Howell 0 Dlllard 0 Beber 1 Snyder 3 1-3 McMkn 0 0-0 Totals 18 7-17 43 Totals 20 26-95 66 Springfield 8 10 9 1643 North Eugene ..25 13 13 15 66 JV North Eugene 64 (Ghecn 16), Springfield 46 (Tolleson 19). Pirates Sign Two PITTSBURGH Wl The Pitts burgh Pirates said Saturday pitchers Harvey Haddix and Tom Sturdivant have signed contracts for 1963. SAVE ON JANUARY CLEARANCE VALUES 61 E. Broadway, Eugene 442 Main, Springfield 1st & Ash, Oakridge Protect and YOUR CAR! ,aaaaa rs Appointment Only I ifhAITh $'Sfi the only imall featun U X ' 1 a.-,.-, t '! .. . Davenport Signed SAN FRANCISCO Ml Third baseman Jim Davenport became the first member of the 1962 Na tional League champion San Francisco Giants to agree to terms for 1963, Vice President Charles Feeney announced Sat urday. - - - "Whale-of-o-deol" DUNHAM'S LEASE A CAR OR TRUCK SEE HARRY HALL MAnager D A B Lease Co. EXAMPLE Lease a new Chevrolet Im pala Sport Coupe. V-8 Motor, Radio, beater, powerf tide Iran., fully equlpt JQ r a Per Month O.J CALL DI 3-4711 or drop In 13th and Oak D & B Leasing Co. HAROLD MILLER Is It cheaper to buy your own home or to rent? Practically every family has asked that ques tion at one time or another. Ac tually, no single answer fits every family. But for most fam ilies, the answer leans strongly towards home ownership. Take government figures for example. The last Bureau of La bor Statistics report on the cost of owning versus buying was Is sued In 19M, It said: "Even with operating and oher recurring expenses added to mortgage pay ments, monthly cash outlays for housing were SMALLER for the average metropolitan family' who bought a new home In 1949-1950 than for those who rented neW dwellings." The story would probably be much the same to day. But there is another angle: A home owner actually saves part of his housing "expense" each month, through the increase In his "equity as the loan is paid off. Eventually, the home Is free and clear, slashing housing ex pense to a minimum. And all the while, the value of the home may be enhanced by rising values. Home owners receive many Intangible benefits too things like not having to move, a sense of security and of belonging, a choice of neighborhoods, perma nent roots for their children. Consider ALL the advantages of home ownership. Then we know you'll vote to "start look ing.' 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