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f ADVERTISEMENT) 6A Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Mon., June 13, 1955 s ' RADIO SCHEDULES q Program listings are prepiycj by thd.radlo stations. 0 KERG S KOBE MJGNC HASH . x ! j MONDAY, JUftE 13, 1955 . 4:00 Mr. Keen Gabriel Beetter Ale Dreler Dinner Hour :1S Mr. Keen Nws, Headlln.a BUHius' Nawa Concert &30 You and Behind Story Theae Are 'Dinner Hour' :4S Muilc Sara Hayea Hecorda Concert 7:00 Lowell Thomaa Commentary McGee a. Molly Morgan Newa 7:15 Tenneiaea NW Newa Gllderaleeve Melody Club 7:30 Ernie HomeFlree (These ar. Strange 7:4S Bins Croiby Rand. Becorda Becorda Saga-News t:00 Perry Como Baseball Morgan Beatty Album of CIS Freedom'a Bui. Scoreboard 1 Man'l Family Favorltea C30 Amos 'n Andy Emeralda at Henry J Taylor Voice or C4S Muslchall Salem , Ellaworlh FlreatoUe ' 0:00 World of Emeralda at Telephone Burgle Mualo t:18 Mualc Salem Hour Box :30 Governors Rpt. Emerald! at Bandwagon Top Popa , :4S Nocturne Salem Bandwagon Top Popa 10:00 World Newi Emeralda, at Reporter Top Popa , 10:15 Here'atoVeta Salem These Becorda Top Popa : 0:30 Muilcman Unexpected These Are Top Popa ; 10:S 'Muilcman Unexpected . Records Top Popa 1iToO Symphony Becorda at These Are Top Popa 11:15 Hall Random Recorda Top Popa 11:10 Symphony Hall Records at These Are Top Popa 11:45 This I Uelleve Random Recorda Top Poo" TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1955 too World Newa Coffee Clock World Newa N2ws, Rhythm 4:15 Music In the Coffee Clock Yawn Patrol Roundup 0:30 Morning Coffee Clock -Yawn Patrol Rhythm 6:45 Farm Spotlight AG 411 Newa Roundup 7:00 World Newa Hemingway John Lea Wllle Rhvthm Rndup 7:15 Local Newa Breakfast SongaofWeat Rural Roundup 7:10 Frank Gosa Gang Billings' Newa Garred, Rhythm 7:45 Harry Babbitt Newa of Night Morn, Report Rhyth,, Safety ' s7oO Wendy Warren Ciiit Engle KUGN Klock Breakfaat Club 6:1S Rosemary News KUGN Klock Breakfast Club 30 2nd Husband Haven of Rest KUGN Kiock Breakfaat Club C4S Churches Speak Haven of Rest Unity Vlewp't, Breakfast Club 0:00 ' Harmonica Cecil Brown Newa 'til 9 Mart Agronaky 0:1S Ma Pcrklna Stork Club Casino Chet Huntley 9:30 Young Dr. M. Springfield Quiz Casino My True f :4S Chapel by Bd. Furniture Shop Fashions Story 10:00 2nd Mrs. Burton Nwspaper of Air World Newa Whispering Sta. 10:18 Perry Mason Tello Test Coffee Time Girl Marrlea 10:30 Nora Drake Scand'an mua. Strike It Rich Special Edition 10:45 Brighter Day Rhythm Touch Strike it Rich Mua. Mooda 11:00 Lane Newa Florida Phrase Paya Musical litis Song it Star Calling Second Chance Mooda lltSO House Queen lor a Day Mary Mcllrlde Ted Malone l.t:4S Party Queen for a Day P. Frederick Mua. Mooda 12:00 Local Newa Noon News World Newa Newa Parada 12:1S Art. Godfrey Dial for Dough Local Newa Weather-Farm 12:30 Arthur Rand. Recorda Tune Shop Rythm Rndup 12:4S Godfrey Newa Hdltnes. Old Trader Paul Harvey 1:00 Arthur Klub Kore Backstage Wife Same Hayea 1:1S Godfrey ' Klub Kore Casino Rhythm Rndup 1:10 Art. Godfrey Klub Kore Casino Accent on 1:4S Aunt Mary Klub Kore Woman, House Melody : ' 2:00 RutiTAshiii Klub Kore Just Plain Bill D. Bell, Block I 3:1S Hilltop HfUsa Klub Kore Lorenzo Jones Martin Blork i 2:30 Jukebox Klub Kore Lone Banger Martin Block 2:4S Jukebox Klub Kore Adventures Martin Block 9:00 Musical Klub Kore Grauer Newa Martin Block 2:1S Mlxmastor Klub Kore Music Fashions Martin Block : i :30 Musical Mix On the Town Woman's Secret Siesta 1:4S West Today Tello t eat Myron Bennett Serenade 4:00 Motor Fulton iwla Variety Variety Tlma ; 4:18 Matinee Hemingway Variety Lookouts 4il0 Story Tlma Here's, answer Variety Reminiscent 4:48 Story Tlma Sam Hayea Nwa Variety Rhythm 8:00 Ed. R. Murrow SgL Preaton Sk)p-a-long Concert, Newa 8:1S Frank Goss of Yukon Sklp-a-long Bill Stern S:30 Spts. on Parada Harry Kirk Sklp-a.long cnot Huntley 8:48 Local Newa Show Sklp-a-long Dinner Concert IfRRA MUSIC IMMR news- UnUrt 105o NEWS uUilll 1400 MUSIC ! j TV SCHEDULES ' Program listings are prepared by the TV stations, subject to change j without notice. KVAL-TV Channel 13 Monday, June 13 ; 6:00 Emerald Baseball :1S News, Sports, Weather ; MO nin-Tln-Tin . 7:00 Surprise Thoatra 7:30 Grand Ole Opry ' 8:00 Medio . 8:31) Badge 714 11:00 Whero Wore You , 11:30 Robert Montgomery 10:30 Famoua Playhouse i Tuesday, June 14 : 4:00 Pinky Lee . 4:30 Howdy Dnody ' S:00 11 1 K Roundup , 5:30 Data KING ENDS TRIP BRUSSELS, Belgium W-Bol-; gium's King Baurlouln returned ; Sunday from a three-week trip ' to the Belgian Congo. TV SERVICE by EXPERTS Burt Adumt Owner C-SCJa 01.1 l.lnroln KOIN-TV CHANNEL 6 Monday, June 13 6:00 Woather, Sports, Newa 0:16 Llnkletter & Kids 6130 Rln-Tln-TIn 7:00 Hums & Allen 7:30 Science Fiction Theatre 6:00 I Love Lucy 6:30 December llrlde 11:00 Life of Riley 9:311 Studio 57 10:00 Studio One 11:110 City Desk 11:05 Showtime on Six Tuesday, June 14 8:20 News Hllltes 8:25 Mr. Weatherman 6:30 Arthur Godfrey Time 9:30 Welcome Travelers 111:1111 Spotlight Revue 111:15 Valiant Lady 10:.'IO I.lnklultcr'a Housepartv 11:00 Captain Hartz & His Pets 11:05 Vlsltln' Time 11:30 Bob Crnsbv Show 12:00 Brighter Dav 12:13 Lovo of Lite 12:30 On Your Account 1:00 Garry Moore Show 1:30 The Inner Flame 1:45 Koad of Life 2:110 Robert Q. Lewis 2:30 Strike It Rich 3:00 KOIN Kitchen 3:30 Search for Tomorrow 3:45 Guiding Light 4:11(1 Armchair Theatre 4:30 Mr. Moon 4:45 Laouoy Tunes 5:110 lied Dunning Show 5:30 Doug Kdwnrds News 5:45 Jo Stafford Show Eugene Parks Start Playground Activities Eugene's Bureau of Parks and Recreation has released the first vcek's schedule of activities for me cuy s live playground uxeas. ah oi me parks were open tor the first time Monday mornintL Hundreds of Kids took part in the nrst day of supervised play. Here is the schedule as pre pared by the city deparwnent: UNIVERSITY PARK: Monritv. Junn 13: 9:30? Park opens, equipment set up; 1012. Art and Crafti; 10-12, Base- oau lum registration; iz-i. luncn hour; 1-4:30, Wading' pool; 1-3, Court games; 1-5, Tr-mpoline Instruction; 3-3:30, Story Hour. Tuesday: 9:30, Park openn; 10-12, Arts and crafts; hmz, Baseball; io-iz, Games: 1M. lunch hour: 1-4:30. Wad- lng pool; 1-3, Games; 1-5, Thampollne insiruciion; s-au, Mory nour. Wednesday: 9:30. Park ooeni: 10-1?. AIs and Crafts; 10-12. Baseball; 10 12. Court games: 12-1. lunch hour: 1-5. rrampoiine ana tumoung; 1-4:311, wad ing pool a-iuiK otory nour. Thursday: 9:30, Park opens; 10-12, Baseball; 10-12, Arts and Grafs; 10-12, Games; 12-1. lunch hour; 1-5, Trampo line; 1-4:30, Wading pool; 3-3:30, Story hour. Friday: 9:30. Park opens: 10-12. Arts and crafts; 10-12, Baseball; 10-12, Games: 12-1, lunch hour; 1-3, Tramp oiine; 1-4:30, wading pool; 13, Games; 3-3:30, Story hour. - - - . 8LADDRN PARK: Monday. June 13: 9-10, check out equipment; 10-5, Wad ing pool; JU-U, croquet games, 1112, free play; 12-1, lunch hour; 1-2, Horse shoes; 2-3, Checkers, tennis, volley ball; 4-5, Softball and check la equipment. Tuesday: 9-9:30. Check out equip ment: 6:30-10:30, Checkers, cravola work, ping ping; 10:30-11:30. Horse shoes, shuffleboard, volleyball; 11:30- lz, free piay; iz-i, L,uncn; 1-3, wading pool, tennis, horseshoes, volleyball. hhuffleboard. Wednesday: 9.9:30, check out equip ment; 9:30-10:30, Crafts (wood work ing); 10:30-12, organized games; 12-1, Lunch: 15, Wading pool and Individ ual sports. Thursday, 9-9:30, Check out equip ment; 9:30-10:30, Croquet, volleyball, tennis, horseshoes; 10:30-12, Checkers, ping pong, claw modeling; 1-3, Wading pool, softhall and individual sports. Friday: 9-9:30, Check out equipment, 9:20-12, Wadlnff pool and lndivldunl sports; 1-5, Wading pool; 1-2, Horse shoes, shuffleboard, croquet, tennis, plngpongr 3-5, Individual sports and organized gamp. GRANT PARK Mondav. Juris 13. 9:30, Get-acqualnted games; 10-10:30, muryiima; iu:ju, nna ana crafts Door Knob Tags, "Come to Park for a hummer of run"; 12-1, lunch hour; 1-2, Free plav: 2-3. Storvtlme: 3-4. Arti and crafts (parachutes); 4-5, Organized games, croquet, ball, circle games. Tuesday: 9-10, Circle games, tag, Red Rover, Flying Dutchman; ;0-10:30, Storytlme; 10:30-12, Art and crafts, noisft maker whistles; 12-1, Lunch hour; 1-2, Free play; 2-3, Storytlme; 3- 4, Arts and crafts paper plate craft; 4- 5, Organized games, croquet, catch, horseshoes, circle gnmes, Wednesday: 9-10, Games, last couple out, wood tag, follow the leader; lu 10:30. Storytlme: 10:30-12. Arts nnri crafts book marks; 12-1, Lunch; 1-2, Free play; 2-3, Storytlme; 3-4, Arts and crafts balloon toys; 4-5, Organized! gemes. inursaay: n-io. Gamer, children's cholco: 10-10:30. Storvtlme; 10-30.12. Arts and crafts finger toy puppets. inree ucars"; iz-i, lAincn; l-z, rree play; 2-3, Storytlme; 34, Arts and ciafts marbellzed gift wrapping pa per; 4-5, Supervised games, ring tors, milk carton bowling, croquet. rnnay: jmu. Hace gnmes: 10-tn an Storytlme (comic books): 10:30.12. Art and crafts Father' Day cards; 12-1, uuuuii, w, rree piay; 3.3, btorytlme (comic books); 3-4, Arts and crafts gift for Daddy; 4-5, Organized games, croquet, catch, ring toss or more races. WASHINGTON PARK Monday iiuiiKri r ruiav a ju in vi nnnn Uoys' baseball school Ages 9 to 12, Mcgmrauon: Monday, June 13, 1955. Monday. 9:30 to noon. Arts and Crafti 4, 5, 6 and 7 years old children. 12 noon to 1:00 p.m., lunch time and free activity; 1 to 2 p.m., story hour. 1 tc 4 p.m., trampoline for advanced sta dents. 2 to 3 p.m., wading pool and Humes, a to 1 p.m., play time on ap paratus and organized games. 4 to 5 p.m., frt-e activity with suprvlsion. : Eden Celebrates 58th LONDON Wl Prime Minister ; Eden was 58 years old Sunday : but he found little time for cole " brnting. ; Industrial strife Jeopard iziiir Birthday the country's prosperity occupied imicn oi lus aueimon, Tho prime minister and Lady .Mien are at Lncquers, ttieir ofli cial country home, for the week end. o tp BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH ORNAMENTAL IRON Adaptable lo Your Own Personal Needs. New Slock Just Received Illlllte fv , ' -; rt' . I I 1111 s va -4-- -t s...'. Check WithUs loExprt IntfaUatls-n Or "0 IT YOURSELF" li You roler INTERCOMS Office School i 5 to 8:30 p.m., ck and pickup equipment; 7 to 8:30 p.m., Girt Stink ers' meeting. 8 11 p.m.. Teen-age uance nign.. Tuesday: 0:30 a.m. to 12 noon. Arts ail crafts cftildreo 8 years and olV trampoline 4 years through 8 years. 12 noon to 1 .m., lunch time and free activity. 1 to z p.m, ftry nour. 1 to 4 p.m., trampoline for 'advanced students. 1 to 5 p.m., wading pool and equipment checkout for free ac tivity; 5 to 5:30 p.m., cheflt and piAup equipment. 7 to 11:30 pjn., Go)den Age group. 7 to 10 p.m., equlpinnt cnecKea out zor irea activity on ine grounds. Wednesday: 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon. Arts ana craft 4, 5, 6 and 7 year old children. 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon, tumbling and trampoline 6 ears and older. 12 noon to 1 p.m., lunch hour and Jree activity. 1 to 2 p.m., story hour. I to fi p m wading pool activ ities and ori'iiii.'i'd garnet. 1 to 5 p.m., free acU..ty for older ehild p.m.. check and pickup equipment. ren and equipment checkout; 5 to 5:30 7 to 8:30 p.m., Boy Stinkers' meet- u i to 9 p.m., fuJK aaucln lor ele ment! ry chL.lren, Thursday; 0:10 a.m. to 12 noon. Arts and ciafts children 8 years and older-9-30 a m. to 12 noia, tumbling and trrrj oline for 4, S, 6 and 7 year oldt. 12 noon to 1 p.m.. lunch, hour and free activity; 1 to 2 p.m., story hour and organized games; 1 to 5 p.m., wad ing pooL 1 to S p.m., trampoline for ad- varoea Muaent. a to o:3u p.m., encrte and pickup eiu pmcnt. 7.30 to 11 p.m , Teen-age tianco night. rvuiay: v:o a.m. to iz noon, fjamcs fcr ages, li noon to 1 p in., lunch nour and free ac.iviiy. 3 to 3 p.m., wading, pool activities. 5 to 5:30 p.m.. check and pickup equipment. 7:30 to 11 p.m., Teen-age free activity night. Note Tuesday and Thursday, 9 lo 11:30 a.m.. tennis Instruction. Thines of interest at Waal. 13 ton Park: Arts and Crafts, tumbling, trampoline, tennis, ping pong, basketball, soft ball, tetherball, wadinj pool, swings, slide, merry-go-round, croquet, shuf fleboard, and horne.hoes. Quiet games, Monopoly, Strike-lt-RJch, Chinese checkers. FAIRMOUNT PAItK Monday, June 13, 1055. 9, set up equipment. 9:30-11. Arts and crafts (macaroni headr). 11- 12, Organized games (Red Rover, Leap Frog, etc.); 12:30-1, Lunch time. 1-2, Story time. 2-4, Wading pool. 4-3, Free play period (playground equip ment). Tuesday -9, Set up equlnment; 9:30 11, Arts and crafts (make belts). 11- 12, Organized games (Stoop tag, Chi nese tag, etc.). 12:301, Lunch time. 1-2, Story time. 2-4. Wading POOL 4-5. Free play period (croquet, slides, etc.). Wednesday 9, bet up equipment; 9:30-11, Arts and crafts (make boats). 1112:30, Boat races. 12:30-1, Lunch time. 1-2, Story time. 2-4, Wading pool. 4-5, Free play period, comics, swings, etc.). Thursday 9, Set up equipment. 9:30 11, Arts and crafts (finger painting).! 1112:30, Organized games (dodge ball, Jump rope, etc.). 12-30-1. Lunch time. 1-2, Story time. 2-4, Wading pool. 4-5, Free play period (horseshoes, quoits, etc.). riday 9. Set up equipment. 9:30 I 11, Arts and crafts (Sera i Books). 11 12:30. Organized games (Lion Is loose.l Dogs Tail, etc.). 12:. 10-1, Lunch time. 1-2, Story time. 1-4, Wading pool. 4-5, Free play period (Badminton, check eis, etc.). Rose Queen to Wed SAN" GABRIEL, Calif. W! The Rose Bowl queen has announced her engagement to wed. Marilyn Smuin, 19, who ruled over the 1955 Tournament of Roses, said she plans to marry WellB F. Mar tell, a student at the University of Southern California School of Dentistry next year. fAST& HOUQ SVfC LEAD CLASS Norma Scadiljng, left, wa? valedic torian and Jfan Kundert, galutatorian of tjie 155 class which was graduated Wednesday nigh from. Willamette. High Scjjool. Norma, who maintained a grade point average of 3.8, plans to aftsnd Northwest Christian College in the fall. With a grade point av erage of 3.76 to her credit, Joan won a scholarship to; the University of Oregon." Leave for Russia t nwnnM m Hawn hnrrh of England priests left London by Diane Monday for a visit to, Pnccia In Pucsta thov will hp guests for two weeks oi the synorjp r iL. n : 1 1 J. 1L. U I ui me nubMim urinuuuA vuuitu. Tt in thA fixe tima that tho 11 10 HIG lUOt l.t 11 W una i Russian church has extendeeff such invitations to. individual British clergymen. PUBLIC RECORDS SPRINGFIELD JUSTICE COURT . June 2, 1955 Outraging public decency W. A. Rutherford, 9100. Basic rule violation M. F. Delan- ter, $5; R. A. Not h wane, 5; Eudean rarru, 15. Drunk in public place M. J. Sund qulst, 920. June 3, 1055 Reckless driving C. F. Karpk, 925, with 915 suspended. Truck speeding M. H. Shollenburg, 9iu, suspended. Group overload V. C. Stelnhauer, 951 with 911 suspended. Passing with Insufficient clearance D. R. Van bholack, 910 suspended. Np angling license R. D. Kelly, 9tD, June 4, 1955 Holding speed contest R. L. Broon er, 95; L. C. Johnson, 95. Reckless driving Ray Vern Faught, 920. Combination overload H. R. Hln shaw, 9102 with 927 suspended. Exceeding trout limit Ivan H. Mason, 940.. June 6, 1955 Basic rule violation E. J. St. Marie, 513. June 7, 1915 Tandem axle overload D. E. Wood, 942. Angling In closed stream D. A. urippen, 125 with 910 suspended. Driving while under Influence of intoxicating liquor P. H. Cullopj zuu plus iu days in Jan. June 8, 1955 Basle rule violation J. H. Syme, 910 suspended. Axle overload KG. Griffin, 954 wun ib suspenaeo. Group overload H. A. Alliston, 90M. H !!s SAVINGS GROW, TOO! !3j Savings placed regularly at Pacific First Federal v grow Into financial secur- 1 lly for you. At Pacific. savings harvest extra tM rs earnings, too. They earn I I at a high current rate and every penny of your ac- wX count is Insured to li io,ooo. ; hi I A MUTUAL SAVINGS INSTITUTION ' ! 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