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The World, Coos Bay, Wednesday, May 3, 1972 PAGE 6 Selected NY Stock Prices Complexities Of Move Discussed At Meeting (3:30 P.M. NEW YORK TIME CLOSING PRICES) 404 259 25 25 9 13 14 14 14- V9 33 314 31 31 394 404 40V4 404 V9 89 24 4 a7 25 29 13 139 139 '4 1948 499 47 '4 67 29 42 25l4 244 24 4 104 21 '4 21 '4 21 4- 45 414 40 '4 41 4 4 72 61 61 616 V9 I FstNtSt 33 29 9 29 29'4 Fleming .50 92 15 15 15' 9 FlintkoteC 1 162 52V9 52 'A 52 '4 Fla Pw 1.74 56 299 28 28 6 FMC Cp .85 148 474 479 47 V9 FoodFr 102 589 5S4 589 Ford 2.70 41 57 544 564 A For Mck .80 301 79 6 FreptMn .80 1454 349 334 334 Fruehuf 1.70 54 23 'A 22 23 123 48 444 47 1 GAC Corp 197 36 37 379- 4 GAP Co 40 2a 199 i 1 I 1' 164 19 Gam Sk 1M 75 339 334 334 4 Gannett 46 15 1299 1274 1274-24 gn AOI 40o 47 42 Va 619 62 Gen Dvn'am 33 17 174 174 gS eIm 36 304 30 30 gJFoo? 1 5 179 SO 494 499 4 Gn Host 185 304 299 299 Va Gen Instr 63 229 219 219- 4 GenMill 94 304 354 354 354 4 Smo 1 lOd 119 63 62 424- 4 PubU 1 40 187 259 254 254- 4 Vnd 226 389 38 384- 4 is? 34 57 549 564 4 gen Tire la 34 294 284 294 4 gI Pac 80S 143 284 274 284 4 Gerber 135 181 254 259 254- 4 gjft7r 104 31 309 309 4 Gillette 140 419 274 249 264 4 433 639 594 594-34 J. 37 232 4 222 222 -104 GoSrich 15 424 414 614-4 gSJ A 494 484 484- 4 gJiX 5 124 114 114 114-4 80 55 324 314 314- 4 iff 1035 294 274.264- 4 IqJakp 80 4 36 344 4 GtNNek i GtWFm other matters down to garbage and refuse disposal. As an example, Graybeal pointed out that a local sanitary service has a two-yard carrier while toe hospital alone will produce 20 yards of refuse daliv. Byrd stressed the need for moving ahead swiftly.

Youre short on time for organizing the move, he said. Graybeal agreed. We lost some very valuable time during the dissolution attempt and must work hard to overcome the delay. Board Chairman Rudv Juul asked for a time schedule to let everyone involved know of the urgency and to get everybody tracking toward a common goal. In other business, project inspector Leo Holmes said the main contractor is on toe site and pile driving was to begin Wednesday.

The sanitary sewer will be one of the first projects to be completed and work is continuing on toe water line loop. The board also approved proposed bylaws for toe new hospital auxiliary, subject to auxiliary approval, and instructed its attorney to draw up a resolution for acquisition of a sliver of land lying between the hospital site ana toe 25-acre plot given BAHD by Keizer. (Continued from Page 1) acquaint present hospital staffs with toe new systems. Recruitment also is important, he noted. But Richard Graybeal, BAHD administrator, said that almost everyone working here now (in toe two existing hospitals) will find a place in the new hospital.

Its too early for applications, Graybeal continued, although he has received several inquiries. A public announcement will be made to let applicants know were interested in you, too when he is ready to receive applications. One of the first stages in planning is to determine toe function of each room and list all the equipment required in each, comparing this with toe inventory of available equipment at Keizer and McAuley, he said. Departmental policies and procedural manuals have to be written, with the aid of the staff who will work with them. Plans must be drawn up far fire disasters, both community wide ahd in-house, and departmental systems designed.

Plans also must be made for record disposal, medical record and patient charging systems; development of a master key system, security, preventative maintenance ami a myriad of PennPL I 60 Pennzoil .80 WPeopGs 2-16 PepsiCo 1 Pfizer Phelp 2.10 PhilaEI 1.64 PhilipM 1.24 PhilPet 1 30 Piilsbry 1.44 Pitney .68 Polaroid .32 PPGInd 1.46 ProctGI 1 PuS Col 1.12 P5E8G 1,72 Pullmanln 2 PurexCp .64 Purolat 1.60 Ralston 70 Raython .60 RCA Corp qReadng Co Rep Steel 1 Revlonlnc 1 Reynlnd 2 Rey Met .60 Riviana 1.04 RoanST Robshaw .72 RochG 1.20g Rockwl 1.40 RohmH 1.64 Rohr Ind .80 RoyalCC .56 ssu7 tl 1 PB RoylD 1.16d Safewy 1.35 StJcMin 1 StRegis 1.60 Sander Asso Sang Ete .40 SaF Ind 1 60 ScherPIo 94 Schlum 1.46 Corp ScottPap 50 Sears 1.40a ShellOM 2.40 SierraPc .80 SignalCo .60 Simn Co .80 SinaerC 2.40 2 SCalEd 1 56 SouthCo 1.30 SoNatG 1.40 SouPacIfic 2 So Rail 3.20 SowstPS .74 SpRand SquareD .92 Squibb 37d St Brnd 1.66 Std Kollsmn SfdOCal 2 90 StdOInd 2.39 Std NJ 1.90d StdOhio 2.70 SterlDrg .83 StewWn 1 85 StudeW 1.20 Celanesa 3 Centl Soya 1 Cerro Corp Certam-t 80 CessnaA .70 Champ 1.24 Chase Mn 2 ChesOh Chris Craft Chrysler 1 Cm Gas 1.56 C1T Fincl 2 CitiesSv 2.20 City Inv 52 CleveEl 2.21 CocaCol 1.44 Colgate 1.44 wcollm Radio Collntst 1.40 CBS 1.40g Col Gas 1.82 Cm Solv .40 CmwEd 2.20 Comsat .54 Con Ed 1 80 Cons Fd V4 ConsFrt 1.04 ConsNG 1.95 Consm Pw 2 Conti Air Ln Cn Can 1.40 Conti Oil 1 Contri Data Corn 2 Cox Brd 30 Crane 1 60g Crowell 41 Crwn Zl 1 20 Curtiss Wrt CyprusMs 1 DanRIver DanaCp 1 30 Dart In .300 Dayco l.U DayPLt 1.46 Deere ACo 2 Del Mnt 1.10 Dennlsn .48 DetEdis 1.40 Dlam Shm Oiebold .400 DisnyW .200 DlstllSea .70 Dr Pepr .40 DomeMn .80 Dow Ch 1.80 Dresser 1.40 Duke 1 40 DuPont 1V9d DuqneL 1.46 Dynamic Cp EascoCp .50 Eastern Air EaKod 1.04a Eaton 1.40 EIPasoNG 1 EltraCp 1.20 ESB In 1.20 Essx In 1.20 Ethyl Cp .84 ExCellO .80 Faberga .40 Factor Faireh Cam Fairlnd FalrmtF .50 FarahMf .46 Ferro Cp .70 Plreston A3 Following to the complete closing list of yes-terdsy's New York Slock Prices. 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Weaver said giving the rail road to Powers would be an op! portunity for Georgia-Pacific (b make amends and cited the example of Prineville, a corrf-munity off the Southern Pacific main line in Central Oreoofl which owns its own railroad. He said the people of Powers are just as vigorous and dedicat. ed as the citizens of Prineville where the people who founded industry were not fast buck operators.

They settled 'there tq stay and are good citizens with stable payrolls. The candidate said while the railroad is not the sole factor? it is an important one and even though it would take a number of years Powers should be given the chance to build its economy the same way -Prineville has. Weaver also in his testimony that with the railrosd gone the use of Highway 242 by log trucks will increase sharply which will present extreme hazards to residents of Powers, school buses and other users on an already dangerous highway, He said regarding highway department involvement, If indeed some railroad right-of-way is needed, land adjoining the right-of-way should be acquired for the highway and not the railroad itself. He added that if the railroad is abandoned now, it will likelx be lost forever and that pol tions of right-of-way will revet to the federal government. Four Fire I Calls In CB Coos Bay firemen responded to four calls in two days but the number of alarms still is far behind the same period last year.

Firemen extinguished a she fire Tuesday at 1542 S. 17th SH with no loss reported- A floors ed oil stove' at the home Nancy Timothy, 289 Wall St called out the Empire distrii firemen at the same time bif no loss occurred. Two car fires late Monda resulted in a small loss to pickup owned by George Pitts and medium loss to a cal driven by Alice Lee Sorenso 132 12'4 11H 11H 627 229 21 4 22 429 367ii 368 36 15 74 73 74 4 20 45 444 4441 99 324 31 31 1'4 484 67 654 66V2 460 294 29 29 22 17 16 17 134 24 23 23 68 47 47 47 967 784 77 77 VA 269 21 21 21 46 74 7 7' 691 30 30 30'4 Va 86 29 29 29 207 46 44 44V 1 174 344 32 32 2 72 71 704 7034 283 424 42 42 46 11 11 11 35 21 21 Vd 21 V4 203 274 27 27' 401 31 30 304 377 25 25 25 226 17 17 17 V4 215 41 40 40 1 37 19 19 19 11 524 52 52 191 29 28 29 28 12 12 12 22 24 24 24 123 184 16 16 29 16 16 16 7 106 104 1041 1230 25 24 244 442 42 41 41 51 17 17 17 47 54 534 53 36 17 16 17 37 46 46 46 39 63 61 63 1 6 25 25 25 277 52 51 514 178 57 56 56 4 52 514 514 32 68 67 69 1 34 34 34 92 27 26 26V 1 234 51 49 49 14 136 24 234 24 103 146 144 144 2 3 35 35 35 105 44 44 44 22 16 15 164 1 49 30 29 30 V4 172 18 18 184 38 37 36 37 145 35 14 35 135 15 15 15 275 53 51 51 1 275 64 64 64 X60 35 344 344 29 44 43 434 246 386 380 330 2 330 -1 30 304 88 9 8 9 377 32 314 31 465 38 37 3 7- 874 54 53 S3 1 378 65 62 6 4 10 21 21 21 80 48 43 49 235 36 35 354 244 115 114 114 1 29 524 52 52 1 15 16 16 16 3 34 34 34 87 63 61 63 1 27 23 23 Va 23 6 42 41 41 6 24 24 24'? 17 16V? 16 16 17 26 26 26 4 20 20 20 11 28 27 27 11 27 26 27 453 24V 23 24 4 128 50 494 494 85 28 28 28 149 384 374 384 4 I JSmTbss 70 40 524 524 52 '9- 4 Arinin 1 II oa uu. -wit witiit wenin 1.1a Idaho 1.70 90 244 234 2391 4 I 98 194 184 194- 4 -F F- III Pwr 2 20 Imperial Cp 1NAC 1.40a Pay Final Tribute To Hoover, Head Of FBI 304 154 154 154 4 IJO 37 37 37 I 296 374 87 11 166 164 154 164 4 119 204 20 20 -4 35 35 I 10 W.V- I 7 jnpAJoppi.4l)2 IntHarv 1.40 Inti Mining 33 Coos Budget A Little Bit Bigger (Continued from Page 1) Crabtree said the additional staff was essential- I dont intend to wear myself out as former county clerks have done, she said. Ill not run for reelection again before that happens.

County Juvenile Director James Berry, using color photographs to illustrate his point, said $8,865 of some $21,907 in budget increases for his department is required to replace plumbing fixtures in the juvenile detention section of the county jail. Charging the problem was one of poor material, rather than destruction, Berry said health standards demand something be done. He also testified in support of four added vehicles to replace use of private cars by staff field counselors. The committee also heard reports from County Surveyor Russ Torbeck, Treasurer Edward Stevenson, who also presented printing department requests, and Veterans Service Director Clarence Ralph. Only Torbeck ran into trouble with a proposed salary increase near 11 per cent for a clerk who he said would be reclassified on her job to allow the increase under Phase II guidelines.

County commission chairman Mof-fitt objected. Moffitt said close check on any job reclassifications for purposes of salary increases over per cent would have to be made to insure compliance with Phase regulations. The resumption of budget isarings Friday will conclude initial hearings from 30 department directors preparing budgets. Leading off with a 10 a.m. appearance Friday will be Roy Sindell, director of the countys federal food stamp program.

Votes To Invite GOP MIAMI BEACH (UPI)-The Miami Beach city council voted 4-3 today to invite the Republican Party to hold its 1972 presidential nominating convention here after being assured that the federal government had promised its backing to guarantee convention security. The council unofficially went on record 4-3 in favor of a bid last week, but there were still council members who felt the issue of security at Convention Hall, should violence break out, the overriding factor the factor which may bring nay" votes. Miami Beach Mayor Chuck Hall Tuesday said Gov. Reubin Askews promise of 400 additional state lawmen to be on call if violence should erupt, should be enough incentive for the security-conscious council-men to vote for a formal bid to the GOP. But Miami Beach City Manager Clifford OKey must make a recommendation to the governing body, and he still believes the federal government should dispatch or guarantee another 500 agents to the conventions for security, both for the Democratic convention July 10, and the GOP six weeks later.

SunOilCo ig Sunshine Ml Sup Oil 1.40 Swift Co .70 Tandy Corp Teledyne 3i Teneco 1.32 Texaco 1.66 TexETr 1.52 TxGasT 1.52 Tex Gulf .60 Texlnstr 84 Tx PLT Texas Util 2 Textron .90 Thiokol .40 ThriftyD .37 Timken 1.80 TraneCo .90 Transam .55 Tra Un 1.28 Trans Air TriCon 1.70d TRW Incp 1 20thCen Fox Can Car chaplain, eulogized toe dead FBI leader for his steadfast devotion to the nation, his elevated patriotism, his fidelity in a position of high trust, his commitment to justice and peace in the nation. Honor guards from every branch of the military service stood at attention by the casket. An FBI flag stood before the catafalque. 129 34 34 34'? 77 994 99 99 90 175 175 175 1 82 18 18 16 346 1 5 14 14 171 109 108 106 103 434 42 4241 115 15 15 168 25 25 25 67 33 33 33 65 91 91 91 128 55 54 54 400 24 24 24 X430 20 19 19 32 45 44 451 250 47 46 46 74 97 96 96 1 24 12 12 12 431 334 33 33 184 37 36 36 43 95V? 94 95'? 124 484 474 48 11 6 6 6 141 564 56 56 550 63 63 63' 561 70 69 70 69 83 82 82 4 71 49 49 49 24 40 39 40 61 444 44 44 38 45 44 44 63 10 94 94 7 260 258 259 1 75 31 30 304 102 43 42 42 1 151 23 22 22 270 24 24 24' 924 30 30 30 165 43 43 43 37 32 32 32 218 18 174 174 395 151 149 150 17 21 21 21' 450 56 55 56 55 33 33 3314 105 184 18 16 33 14 14 14 31 42 42 42 12 71 70 71 343 21 21 21 59 43 43 43 553 50 47V4 46 2 43 29 28 29 105 35 3 351 176 124 12 12 a 136 53 49 49 405 43 48 484 281 18 174 18 154 29 28 284 134 554 55 55 142 18 174 17 124 37 364 364 136 14 13 13 52 9 9 9 177 31 31 31 276 264 254 254 68 25 25 25 117 31 29 29 14 261 314 31 31 15 23 23 23 125 18 18 18 146 184 18 16 4 92 85 84 84 29 70 70 70 21 34 33 33 159 16 15 15 30 16 15 15 59 20 19 20 395 18 18 18 yy yy 42 234 23 23 179 87 65 85 15 22 21 21 85 41 41 41 255 33 33 33b- 360 64 62 63 1 X625 50 49 49 1 109 23 23 23 144 52 51 51 1 80 112 111 1114 129 26 25 25 151 23 22 22 250 12 12 12 121 42 41 41 1 11 S3 52 161 40 39 39 XYZ 222 137 135 136 V4 168 39 38 39 14 35 35 35- 101 44 44 44 WASHINGTON (UPI) -Members of Congress, the Supreme Court and Washington officialdom gathered in the rotunda of the Capitol today to pay final tribute to J. Edgar Hoover for his commitment to justice and peace in the nation.

Mourners from every walk of life followed to pay their farewell respects. The body of the dead director of the FBI was brought through rain-swept Washington streets to lie in state beneath toe great dome of the Capitol building until his funeral Thursday, Later in the day, President Nixon planned to name an acting FBI director, but put off for toe time being selection of Hoovers permanent successor. It is believed however that Nixon already has at least one or two men under consideration for the important election year appointment. Hoovers flag draped coffin was carried into toe rotunda by nine military pall bearers at 11:34 a.m. EDT 34 minutes late.

It was placed at rest at the same honored site where eight U.S. Presidents have lain in state. At a brief service, Dr. Edward R. Elson, Senate UAL Incorp UnCarbide 2 Un Elec 1.26 UnOCal 1.60 Un Pac Cp 2 Uniroyal 70 Aircr 1.60 Utd Brands UnCorp US Gyps US Indus .62 USPIyCh 84 USSmlt US Stl 1 60 US Tobacco UtdUtilit .96 Univ OilPro Upjohn 1.60 Utah Inti .84 Utah 2 Varian Asso Vando Co VictorCC .50 Va Elec 1.12 Walgreen 1 WarnrL 1.30 Wash 1 36 WestAir 10k WsBanc 1.30 WUnion 1.40 Westg El .94 Wstvac 1.05 Weyerhs .80 Whirlpl 1.65 Wh Con 40g White Motor Whittakr Cp WickesCp 1 WinnDx 1.74 Woolwh 1.20 XeroxCp .84 ZaleCorp .64 Zayro Corp ZenithR 1.40 97 18 18 18 16 214 21 21 1 79 10 10 10 45 43 42 42 46 14 14 14 639 37 36 36 168 29 29V 29 1207 28 28 28 112 33 32 32 29 35 35 35 127 23 23 23' 45 14 13 13 857 45 444 444 2 26 26 26 41 44 434 44 6 254 25 254 149 41 40 41 54 40 39 40 628 19 164 18 8 35 35 35'- 39 19 18 18 813 34 31 31 1 97 142 140 1414 4 Ships In Bay Tosei Mara.

Japanese Fred F. Noonan, Central Dock, logs for Japan. American Mail American American Mail Line, Coos Bay Dock, lumber for the Far East. President Garcia, PhiUippine Balfour, Guthrie," Ocean Terminals Dock, lumber for South-each Asia. Ebime Maru, Japanese Williams, Dimond, Fibrex Dock, chips for Japan Kasugai Maru, Japanese Olympic Steamship, Douglas fir Dock, chips for Japan.

Expected Arrivals Dahlia May 4 Tohoku Maru May 4 Zarathustra May 5 Oji Maru May 6 Taiei Maru May 6 Daishin Maru May 6 Time Corrected The public hearing on Kizer Memorial Hospitals application for an interim certificate of need will begin Thursday at 9 a.m. instead of the time previously announced. The hearing will be in the Coos Bay Public Library auditorium. OBITUARY Dow-Jones Closing DOW JONES STOCK AVERAGES By United Press International 301 nd 20-Tr IS-Ulil 65-Stks II a.m 938.44 255.76 109.82 320.79 Noon 94386 25683 110.11 321.82 1 pm 942.73 256 86 109 82 321.51 2 pm 941.15 256.69 110.01 321.23 3 pm 937.31 255 16 110.05 319.94 Close 935.20 254.52 109.85 319 22 Net Ch9. 2 34 0.16 2.15 Pet.

chg. 0.14 4t 33 0 84 24 I In! sjk 1 Mutual Funds MUTUAL FUNDS Prices until 10 a.m. today By United Press International Bid Asked Admiralty Growth Income Insurance Aetna Affiliated Fund Allstate Amer. Exp. Inv.

Amer. Mutual Bullock Channing Special Chemical Fund Colonial Equity Fund Columbia Growth Comstock Drexel Dreyfus Fund Eaton Howard Special Stock Energy Fund Enterprise Fund Equity Fund Fidelity Capital Everest Fidel Puritan Salem Trend Financial Program Dynamic Income Industrial First Multi Fund Fletcher Fund Fundamental Founders Group Mutual Growth Group Sec Apex Common Hamilton Growth HF1 ISI Growth Income Trust Shares Trust Units ICA Investors Group Mutual Prog Stock Selective Variable Keystone K-l K-2 S-l S-2 S-3 S-4 Polaris Lenox Luth Bros. M1F Fund M.I.T. M.l.T. Growth National Sec.

Dividend Growth Stock Pioneer Fund Price. T. Rowe Grth Putnam Equities George Growth Inv. Revere Selected Amer Supervised Technol Syncro TMR Apprec. Fund United Accum Con Growth Income Science Vanguard United Canada Value Line Inc.

Wellington Wellington W. L. Morgan Windsor Local By United Quotations 14.66 16.02 1 Association are 4.26 4.66 1 prices as 11.13 ter-dealer 7.95 8.69 throughout 12.55 13.72 not 32.16 I markdown 11.09 12.12 1 Albany 15.99 17.48 12.51 13.67 Rank or 10.11 11.05 Bazar 12.25 13.39 Bohemia 10.39 11 36 8.15 1.93 Calif Pacific 10.53 11.51 Equitable 14.56 16.02 1 1st National Foamat 8.17 8.95 1 Hyster 14.40 15.78 Morrison 14.57 15.97 N.W. Natural 8.65 9.48 Ore Freeze 11.07 12.13 Ore Met 15 10.00 Pay Less 5.20 5.70 Pope Rem Metals 12.01 13.13 1 Seven. Up 12.7J 13.90 U.S.

Bancorp .40 10.27 1 Willamette Candidates Invited GOLD BEACH Candidate for Curry County commissione have been invited to spea Thursday during the annu; spring dinner meeting of th Curry County School Board Ai sociation, according to Ray Nei gart, superintendent of the Cun-Intermediate Education Distric1 The dinner will begin at 7:3 p.m. at the Del Rogue in Wee derbum, Neugart said the program wil also include recognition of re tiring board members and musi cal entertainment. All Curr County school board members clerks and superintendents wen invited to attend. Two Youths Arrested Two Coos Bay youths were arrested by- Coes Bay police Tuesday and charged wit! criminal activities in drugs Gordon Kendall Sherych, 19, an Allen Bradley Ragone, 18, were booked at Coos Bay jail undei $5,000 bail then transported te the county jail in Coquille foi arraignment in Kindergarten Meeting Parents with children dergarten age (jy September 1971 were Invited io attend a meet ing May 10 at 9 a.m. id the Charleston Scjiool to elect new kindergarten offi cers, visit classrooms and he come acquainted with programs.

Parents may sign up theii children the same day. Portland Grain Portland Cash Grain Coast Delivery Basis White Wheat 1.77 Soft White 1.77 White Club No Bid Hard Red Winter Ord. 1.63 Barley 51.50 Lumber Market PORTLAND (UPI) The following quotations at the close of Lumber futures trading today on the Chicago Board of Trade are reported as a public service by the Portland office of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith. High Low Close May 119.30 119.10 119.10 Jul 120.00 119.70 120.00 Sep 114.50 114.00 114.00 Nov 111.00 111.00 111.00 Plywood Marks! PORTLAND (UPI) The fol-lowing quotations at the close of Plywood futures trading today on the Chicago Board of Trade are reported as a public service by the Portland office of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith. High Low Close May 100.30 99.70 99.90 Jul 101.80 101.10 101.30 Sep 101.00 100.50 100.80 Nov 100.60 100.00 100.30 Jun 100.60 100.00 100.20 Mar 100.60 100.60 100.60 Chicago Onion Market CHICAGO (UPI) Onion market: Shipments 26; arrivals 15; on track 51; demand fair, market about steady.

Track sales 50s Texas yellow granex prepacks 2.25-2.35; yellow grano jumbo 3.40-3.50. Portland livestock PORTLAND (UPI) -(USDA) Livestock: Cattle and calves. No report available early. Hogs for Monday 255. a rows and gilts 25-75 higher; 20 head 1-2 211 lb 26.10; most 1,2 and 3 190- 225 lb 24.00- 25.30; sows steady; 1,2 and 3 315-547 lb 16.00- 19.00.

Sheep for Monday 55. Trade poorly tested; choice- prime 98-100 lb spring lambs 31.00- 32.00; cull-utility ewes 4.00- 5.60. Enq Market PORTLAND (UPI) -Egg sales to volume buyers AA extra large 39-42c; AA large 37-39c: AA medium 35-37c; AA 27-29c. Dairy Market PORTLAND (UPI) Dairy market: Eggs to retailers: Carton AA extra large 44-49c; AA large 41-46c; AA medium 39-42c; AA small 31-35c. Cheese medium cured to retailers: Single daisy DOHc; processed American 5-lb loaf 68 'v 73c; 40 block mild 69ti-70tM; medium 72-734c; aged 76-81 He.

Potato Market PORTLAND (UPI) Potato market: Oregon round reds 50 lb sacks 2.50-3.00, russets 100 lb U.S. No. 1 A 4.25-5.00; 100 lb bakers 5.00-5.50; 50 lb carton sixe 2 oz spread 385-4 00 baled 5-10 film bags 1.80-2.25. 350 12'd mi 1' 121 15 14H 1H 4 224 21' 224 111 23' 23 23' 17' II 10 12' i -m 14' IIP May Warren Funeral services will be a. 2 p.m.

Thursday in the Riddle Episcopal Church for Mrs. May Sell Warren of Azalea, who died May 1 in Roseburg. She was a longtime Coos County resident, born at Bear Creek Jan. 17, 1906. Surviving are children, Leonard L.

Sell Mitchell Sell, Mrs. L. W. (Dorothy) Sell, Janie OSullivan and Billie Wooldridge; 12 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Also surviving are brothers, Henry and George Cox; and sisters, Etta Colvin and Jancy Smith.

The family suggests memorials to the American Cancer Society, Coos County Unit. Geology Is Topic The geology of Oregon, with emphasis on the geology of the Coos Bay region, will be the topic of discussion by Dr. Ewart M. Baldwin in a public lecture Thursday at 7 p.m. in Coaledo 3 at Southwestern Oregon Com munity College.

The lecture is free of charge to the public. New Superintendent SALEM (UPI) William Marvin Kendrick, 36, Old Lyme, was selected Tuesday night as superintendent for toe Salem School District. Kendrick, vice president of Croft Educational Services an educational publishing and supply firm, was named to succeed Charles' D. Schmidt, who will leave the post June 30. Mental Health To Be Topic Delbert Kole, assistant administrator for mental health serv-icss in Oregon, will talk at a public meeting Thursday night on changes taking place within the mental health division affecting local communities.

Coos County Mental Health Clinic Director Harold Jones made the announcement of Role's appearance in the Bay Area. Jones and three members will also speak at the meetii to answer questions about state and local mental health programs. Jones said that recent program changes within the state mental health division were directed at increasing local care for the emotionally stressed, rather than the traditional ap-roach of referring them to state hospitals. The meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at the Coos Bay Neighborhood Facility.

ii 14' 344 44 74', 104 4 Wall Street NEW YORK (UPI) Prices closed sharply lower today in moderate trading for the second consecutive session after a brief attempt at a rally fizzed on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow Jones industrial average of 30 selected blue-chip stocks was down 7.07 at 925.21. It lost nearly 12 points Monday. Standard Poor's 500-stock index was off 0.42 at 106.27. Both indexes had been ahead at midsession.

Declines led advances by around 400 issues among the more than 1,740 crossing the tape. Turnover amounted to around 16,000,000 shares, up from the 12,880,000 traded Monday. Closing prices included 427 unchanged, Bethlehem Steel 31 up Du Pont 164Y4 off 1, General Electric 66V4 off General Motors 77s off 1H. IBM 380 off 2H. Southern Pacific 46H off Texaco 30 off and U.

S. Steel 31 UP' Prices also were lower on the American Stock Exchange, where trading was moderately active. A major item hanging over the market, according to some analysts, is the Price Commissions decision to roll back prices of some corporations whose latest reports show healthy earnings. The midsession rise was attributed to selective buying among the glamor issues. Analysts noted the market has been down sharply recently, particularly Monday when the DJLA dipped almost 12 points.

Poultry Market PORTLAND (UPI) Poultry market: i Ready to cook fryers whole 40-44 cents; cut-up 44-49c; light type hens whole 24-27c; cut-up 36-31c; heavy hens whole 37-Cc. I Securities Local Securities Press International from the National of Security Dealers representative inter-dealer of 11 a.m. today. markets change the day. Prices do include retail markup.

or commission. Bid Asked Frozen Food Classified Ads are your guide to the best bargain in the Bay Area Marshfield Electric Co. authorized agent distributor for G.E. MOTORS CONTROLS AU Types Electric Motors Rewound, Repaired Rented. Electrical Contractors Industrial Commercial Residential Wiring Electric Heat.

Anderson-Jacobsen 6ls 6H America 44 44 8 Lumber 21 22 Brooks-Scanlon 17 18 22 22 Savings 30 30 Bank 26 27 3 3 49 50 Knudsen 20 21 10 10 Dry 9 9 3 3 24 25 Talbot 21 22 4 5 42 43 40 40 Ind. 26 26 The City of Easfside will hold a Public Hearing Thursday, May 4lh 7:30 p.m. Easfside Grade School Gymnasium Regarding the Water Tank Bond Election Ail Easfside Residents are Invited. jj 8. FOURTH.