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PENDLETON SHIRTS Eucena -t- uuft.on'in Gar Opens Garage Door'or.pate AutMnatlolly opens ysur daor r fte. Fill ny typ door r talr, blnced, ilidtnf or overhead. Open cloift. lockt nd ntiloAi. cvrn turns Dent on and off, 'ill from your car. Cf neiol Electric motor. Underwriter l.bortorin Approved, Fully cuirantced hi Urceit mfg. of openers. rFHA or Bank Financing -i DISPLAYED HERE BAINBRIDGE ELECTRIC 215 South 14lh Springfield PH. 7-7221 Chief Urges Driving Habit Inventgry, With most motorists speng more time onthe rdad as summer approaches, iti a good time to take im?ntory of personal driv ing habits, Harold Cowlcs, fcpring field's ae(jng chief of.plice, ug 'Jested Thursday. i'We cin all sharpen up our knowledge ol traltn: laws, ne declared" "for we my be dis obeying some of, them .uninten tionally." Cowles vaid that 90 per .cent of all'aceidegts occur within 25 miles of where the drivers live. Also, 90 per cent of drivers in volved in accidents hold valid op erator's licenses, showing they have passed driving tests. Cowles said a total of 420 per sons died in Oregon traffic acci dents last year and another 13,- 888 suffered injuries. The total number of accidents in Oregon last year was 59,839. Fatalities were up 8 per cent from the previous year, Cowles said, with an unusually high num ber of multiple-fatal accidents. igflfe .injn il'teglM COX Doors Open at 12:45 GLENN FORD' 1 Ann FRANCIS fk . I Loots CALHERN M -A Also Charles Boyer 'THE HAPPY TIME" Doors Open 6:45 Two British Films Graham Green's "TIIE HEART OF THE MATTER." Also j. B. Priestley's "An Inspector Calls" Doors Open at 6:45 Dan Dcryca "World for Ransom'' Also Cory Calhoun "Dawn at Soeorro" JUST A MILESTONE DENVER oil Mrs. Louise Niner. who celebrated her 100th hirthdav Friday, commented the event: "It feels as though you are getting old." BENTON LANE AMUSEMENT PARK 4 mi. N. of Junction City Hwy. 99W Phone Junction City 8-2962 Amusement Rides Roller Skating Swimming Picnic Grounds Friday 13 r-n McDonald Theatre I - I YOU THE LIVING ARE INVITED TO ATTEND 1 1 " j I1 WHti TM( iSmOSTS IH! OvE ff CW-L ,Mf ,Ht,E WKl um v Sl "TOTAL BLACKNESS" f t On THE SCREEN f I is pClNfMASCOPW : Fred Allaire . Leslie Caron i 'Daddy Long Legs' 1 'Isles of Lo7er f ' "Trevor lloml" - 'A "sm Asc.Kn s iiAxn" J.y-.; -S(? n 4-4343 ci SAT. MAY 14, 10:30 A. M. KID SHOW Weekday Show 7:00 SUNDAY SHOW 5:00 Ph. 5-7354 NOW TLAYING Burt Lancaster-Jean Peters APACHE TECHNICOLOR Tab Hunter-Dawn Adams TREASURE ISLAND COLOR SAT. MAT. 1 P. 51. 'SON OF A PALEFACE" (AP Wlreptioto) FOR CRYING OUT LOUD Cry Singer Johnny Ray can lay claim to being in a precarious business by having to climb to the roof of. London's Palladium to escape howl-, ing mob of female admirers after his final appearance in the British capital. Police Seek Lost Checks Eugeft police said Friday they are still searching for a large number of checks taken this week in an armed robbery at the Ama zon Market, 1711 W. lllh ve., Eugene. . Soine of the checks and about ilOO in cash were" rcported1-eco ercd shortly after the holdup Monday night when three men were arrested ajd charged 'with ie rtme. . . i The trio, biases Moody, Frank lin tollins and Riclwrd Earl Mir- lav, aic in wic uuwuc jh.w ail ing a preliminary hearing on the armed robbery charge. They were arrested by a Junction City policeman shortly after the rob bery as they drove north on High way 99. Police said Friday they had locatefl some of the stolen checks near the highway at Junction City. They asked that anyone finding any of the checks contact the Eugene department. To determine the number of checks still missing, police re quested persons who pashed checks at the grocery last week end to get in touch with the pro prietor, Victor Allen Cone. Health Co-op Meets Friday Charles O. Porter, Eugene at torney, will be the temporary chairman Friday night when the Lane Health Cooperative holds its organizational meeting. The new organization seeks lo provide prepaid medical care for 1,000 local families initially, later expanding. Several doctors are to he hired and others are to be on a consulting basis. Plans are that rental quarters will be used at first. Those who sign membership ap plications Friday night will be considered shareholders and will vote on proposed bylaws and ser vice agreements. This group also will elect a board of trustees and officers, who in turn will desig nate committee assignments. At the meeting, to begin at 8 p.m. in the Lane Electric Coop Building on Franklin Blvd., Bryce Thalman will explain the possibil ity of establishing a credit union as an affiliate of the medical cooperative. TiS anth'hIdd", 7; a a tt $X'-. r I John Wayne "Wyoming Outlaw" Chapter No. 11 "The Losi -Planet" . "SLTPIW SNOOPER, "A JIAY AT THE ZOO Captain Lightfoot I 'Child. 25c: Adul4 . PMMfl o .oil SmV.2tfEr Wi .M.LM.M.I.MII? 1955 UofO CANOE FETE "As I Sit and Dream at Evening" A revival nf An old I', of O. Tradition replar.. iiiR the downtown float parade. Sal. -May 11 8:15 p. m. Along the Mill race on Franklin Blvd. Gen. Adm. S1.25 Lawn Seats 50c Tickets On Sale At FIRST NATIONAL BANK Cemetery Cleanup Funds Requested Kcgialer-Ouard, L'ugene, Ore. Frl., May 13, 1955 9A Spokesmen for the Pioneer Me- The group will care for graves - morial Park Assn. Friday asked where a family cannot The fami- ARMED FORCES DAY for cash contributions to aid the lies are asked to give the lot num- SALEM HPI Oregon will ob group in cleaning up the Id Odd ber and name or a location and serve Armed Forces Day Satur Fcllows cemetery in Eugene for send the Information along with day. May 21, under a proclamation Memorial Day. a check. issued by Gov. Paul L. Patterson. Contributions may be sent to i Miss Aira Krencr, 051 W. 12th I ' , Ave., Eugene. Checks should be1 wm 1 ft, T lf i SmMn"1' pioneer Menor Eagles Siageiie Breakfast )rrrr :rrrr,r, SUNDAY MAY 1 Gifts Cards - Stationery j 9:30 A.M. VA . ERNIE PILUgOB CLUB j j . " ' FOR 500 CLUB MEMBERS AND WIVES GrFrkoP - . FOR NEW MEMBERS and WIVES 1167 Willametta l- r r r , , , , r X r , , r , , r r r r nd Oregon to Have Its 'Head Examined' Oregon will have its head ex amined this year. The Western Interstate Com mission for Higher Education an nounced Thursday that the men tal health training and research needs and resources of the state will be surveyed in a study fi nanced by the National Institute of Mental Health. The survey committee will be appointed by Gov. Paul Patter son. Kcsearch and training re sources and needs will be inven toried in psychiatry, clinical psy chology, psychiatric nursing and psychiatric social work. The interstate commission pro motes regional cooperation in re search and higher education. Eugene Fire Season Opens This Sunday Building a bonfire in Eugene w ill become a misdemeanor start ing Sunday, Fire Marshal Lester Barker warned this week. A city ordinance establishes a closed season on outdoor fires between May 15 and Oct. 14. Barker said an exception is made in the case of fires built in approved incinerators. Specifi cations for such devices are avail able at the fire department head quarters in city hall. Oil drums with screens across the top don't qualify as incinera tors under the city ordinance, Barker said. Summer bonfires are permitted during periods of wet weather, when Ihe fire de partment will release announce ment approving outdoor fires. Truman Chase On Committee Sen. Truman Chase of Eugene has been named to a seven-man interim committee to confirm any appointments Uiat jnay be made by the governor to the State Board of Higher Education. Also on the committee, to serve until the legislature's 1957 session. are Sens. Howard Belton, Canby; Eugene Allen, Portland; Philip Lowry, Mcdford: J. O. Johnson, Tigard; and Mark Hatfield, Sa lem. The appointments were an nounced Thursday by Senate President .Elmo Smith. Appointments By the governor to boards and commissions must be ratified by the Stale Senate which poses a problem as the Sen ate meets for less than four months each two years. The in terim committees are a practical answer. However, their confirma tions must be later reaffirmed by the Senate. NOW PLAYING Gales Open 6:00 Tyrone Maureen POWER O'HARA ICikemaScopE 1 r'7 ftp- ft ssT; Pf T , VovlL i Site ,.., TfCHNICOLOl Springfield Firemen Answer 2 Alarms Springfield firemen rushed In Ihe Rnsboro Lumber Co. on S 22nd St. at 5:20 p.m. Thursday when an . electric motor in planer caught fire. Mill crews controlled the fire-threat before the firemen arrived. Firemen were called out again at 6:47 p.m. when an oil stove became overheated at the Robert Hufsteder residence, 454 Mill St. There was no damage. Students Entertain Springfield Kiwanis Springfield Kiwanians were en tertained Thursday noon with musical and theairical talent from Springfield schools. A 10-piece brass choir from Ihe Mill St. Junior High School presented three selections under the direction of Gene Slayter and thespian group from Spring field High School presented sev eral scenes from Ihcir forthcom ing play, Thornton Wildcr's "Our Town." DRIV-in THEATRE ONE Ml IF (AST OF ', OPiNCFllLO PHONE 7.2000 FRIDAY SATURDAY Show Starts at Dusk i i etunnuw wurr um itwrnnm m aarvm m m uvn wmutt wim i iA.-ji, GRANGER 7?rg KELLY Heater, Not Pad, Said Fire Cause Mrs. Ester Tobey, 206 W. 5th Ave., reported Friday that a Wed nesday morning fire at her home was started by a portable elec tric heater which ignited heavy drapes in a room next to the kit chen. . The cause of the fire was orig inally described as an electric healing pad ijniling newspapers near Ihe bed of a dog which died of suffocation in the fire. Mrs. Tobey said Friday that there were no papers involved in the fire. She said the drapes which first caught fire were destroyed. . An estimated $300 damage re sulted from the fire. Ih addition to the dog, a pet canary was killed by suffocation. Mrs. Tobey suf fered burns of the fingers when she attempted to rcmivc the dog from the flame-filled room. Quick action by the Eugene Fire Dept. confined the blaze to Ihe room where it originated. FIRST RUN MOVIE TIMES IKlllAY (Subject to Change) MEII.IO Hannv Time. 1:34. .1:15 R:5S. Blackboard Jungle, 3:10, 6:50, 10:3(1. McDONAI.D Darlrlv Long Legs. 1:15, 5:15, 9:20. Strangcr'a Hand, 3:30; 7:35. Mldnlghl Friday the 13th Show, out al 2:30 a.m. nKX Mambo. 1:40. 4:40, 7:40, 10:40. Air Strike, 12:30, 3:30, 6:30, 9:30. SATURDAY (Subject to Change) McDONAI.D Daddv Long Legs, 2:45, 6:50, 10:50. Stranger'! Hand, 1:00, 5.00, 9:03. HElLKi Hani) Time. 1:14. 5:15. 6:55. Blackboard Jungle, 3:10, 6:50, 10:30. Rex Mambo. 1:40. 4:40, 7:40. 10:40, Air Strike, 12:30, 3:30, 6:30, 9:30. Tonitc Thru Sat. 'RACERS' Kirk Douglas A',SO '"OUTLAW'S UAl'GIITEH" jPRIp IfllWWwIWi -ALSO- jn rrm Wk I iF. .Cut 'V- , . 1 -ALSO- 'DRAGNET" Jack Webb 3 ALSO 'SCAHLET . SPEAH" ' r-VARSlTY- Tonile Thru Sun.! Tl Itorr ol OMAR PIN- AO: HON, who l now life aenlenft' Oln Stale renllentlarr! 'Ing Oregon ? T t Delicious Chinese American Food Open til 3 a.m. on weekends Sunday Dinners from 12 p.m. Leslie's MANDARIN RESTAURANT 1210 Alder Ph. 3-6234 Catering Service Orders to take out Banquet room for dinner meetings . ? f t I The Best in the West ... Fernridge Park Ballroom 10 Miles out West 11th from Engine modern dancing eveiy sat. night Music by: EI.DHED GLASPEY, Th Bind That Plays For You. Dancing 9:30 to 12:30 and Adm. $1.00 per person. Singers Thcila Brynn and binriey uunaway (Colonial IQc In The Osburn mi 8th Ave. K. oom Hotel Phone S-3B31 DANCING NIGHTLY No Cover Chargs Music by Harry, Douglas i Food At Its Delicious Best Your Favorite Cocktail Harold & Effie's ? ? Q oLiMwood Kafe i . fot banquets ot private parties Seafood Complete Dinners Choice Cut Steaks Television in Jjour Beautiful New limine Rooms oinim Room Lots of FREE Parking 106 Hwy. 90 North w sfflnr'FAMOUS FOR FOOD" iT'Vfiiiaji.' iri.-. I'Li : i la sir-iri-i -sii sain nt wi :iiii Eugene's Top Entertainment Center Ernie Piluso's on East Broadway NOW PLAYING TUNE CRIERS Two Floor Shows Nightly Food By Mike Ph. 5 9 1 3 8 Junction House Lane County's Smart New Nite Spot Junction City on Highway 90 Home of HAMBURGER HEAVEN and THE SI'ORTSMENS ROOM Dinner dancing nightly . . . with Irene IVIayo at the piano organ Tues days through Sundays. Char-Glo broiled foods . . . reasonable prices TL CLUB CROSSTOWN 1797 W 7lh - KTinF.NE Continental Style Dinners The Best In Top Grade Slenks BO Sec The New, All New . Lou & Ev's Completely Remodeled and Enlarged Znjoy the Quiet, Relaxing Atmosphere or one of Eugene's Most Ueautlhtl New Dining Room. HI Klai-lllT Dinner Music - Highway 99 N. 1 Mi. North of OvcrpassB st Recommended I (Steaks Chicken I Sea Food No Advance In prices Complete Dinners from $1.30 E2TJT7 HTIS IT 7"5 -"Ttow 453 Willamelle SIVAPFY SERVICE CAFES After an evening out remember that you can obtain the finest foods, whether a snack or a steak, at reasonable prices. Two Cafes Tint Never (lose SWI Olive i 0 Enjoy a perfect evening nAMriivir: niMiMr Voiir IVu oi ifc it M .'MiI ... les North or 'is..i.inm SUNDAY - PllriNF 4HIT i "a Overpass Hvway fill npCN 13 NOON 6 Miles Above 17115 Hendricks npr H 1 McKonzie Bridge 1 116 FlBpiCS ' Highwa ftpcr tal Izfnir in Danish t'orikflry l.onk fnr Ihe Maple Leaf i open Wrd. Uirti Sat., Run, 1:00 11:00 p.m. Family Wvlf fiinmrs f Kfcrvnltdn I'huno 7-DM9 CnMI'I.KIK OINNKHH KflOM $1.00 VP "A Touch of Ihe Old Counlry" SWEDEN HOUSE Swedish Raked Steak Swedish Rosette 1258 Klncald Ph. 5-7382 nen Dallv 1:3n f fl:oo n m. Closed Monriaya isi 'BELKNAP SPRINGS o a , BO Mlh-x Knit oi KtiRtrift MtKrnzlft Hlvff I nun I Jin tyid . CVPENffNG MAY J4 . WAftM.WATER SWIMMING n the tiver i cage auc per person j ofli nni9l)lntig Rn(,m oin Memorial Weekend Speeial annnnnrement at tlie Regular 01(Time rW.O.W O 'GANGBIOTRS' HAUL 8th & Ticnln Si&port Ihe I'mprjitfla a SoeOR faVRiJON & NEWS EVERY SAT. Dancing 9-12 NIGHT " Vera McAdams, Orrh. ALSO You? fiirgi Dri-Ir' j) O K 1 a. - w W wm-rt..r.i-g J--J n
