Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, June 21, 1962, Image 10

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Eugene register-guard., June 21, 1962, Image 10

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1962)

Prev Page of 45 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 45 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Text1 EUGENE BEGISTERGUARD, Thurs., June 21, 1962 Page 11A I FORECAST! JJ51U mWM L, Sk ies Fair Emerald Empire Weather EUGENE-SPRINGFIELD (All timet daylight) Forecast: Fair through Fri day, with an expected high today and Friday o 85 de grees, predicted low Friday morning, 50 degrees. Western Oregon: mostly cloudy, with highs of 75-90 interior, 60-65, coast. Lows of 50-57. Statistics (readings at the U.S. Weather Bureau, Mahlon Square Dance Roundup (All times listed are standard times. Those persons on daylight time should add one hour). BARN OWLS of Coburg will dance tonight at 7:30 at DIonne Barn, Co burg. All square dancers welcome. HARRISBURG beginners' square dance will be held Friday at 8 p.m. In the American Legion Hall. Re frcshmcnts. CASCADE CALLERS ASSN. will hold a new callers' jamboree Fri day at 8:30 p.m. at Maple School, Springfield. Refreshments furnished. Blood Bank Donors Needed Friday The Blood Bank still has appointments for: A Positive, 3; A Negative, 2; and O Posi tive, 4. Rare types needed on call: AB Positive, AB Negative. Lane Memorial Blood Bank 790 E. 11th Ave., Eugene, Phone DI 5-0336. Open 12:30 3 p.m. standard, 1:30-4 p.m. daylight, Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday; Friday by ap pointment. Closed Saturday and Sunday. " Feature Times THURSDAY (Times listed are Pacific Standard Time. Persons observing daylight time should add one hour to each time listed to find the starting time of movies.) FOX El Cld. 1:31), 5:30, :M. HEILIO Parrlsh, 8:45. Susan Glade, 6:45. McDONALD Big Bed, 2:30, 5:35, 11:40. The Living Desert, 1:05. 4:10, 7:15, 10:20. McKENZIE Sprlni!flold)-.Ionld's Mathmaelc Land, 7:25, 10:30. Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, 8. EUGENE DRIVE IN Lover Come Hack. 8:15. 12:10. The Hoodlum rricst, 10:30. MOTOR VU DRIVE IN The Crowded Sky, 8:30. Ocean's Eleven, 10:30. FRIDAY FOX El Cld, 1:30, 5:30, 8:50. HEILIO Parrlsh, 8:30. Susan Blade, 6:15, 10:45. MCDONALD Big Red, 1:10, 4:1S, 7:20, 10:25. The Living Desert, 2:50, 5:55, 9. McKENZIF. (Springfield) Donald's Mathmaglc Land, 7:25, 10:30. Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, 8. EUGENE DRIVE IN Lover Come Back, 8:15. 12:10. The Hoodlum Priest, 10:30. MOTOR VU DRIVE IN The Crowded Sky, 8:30. Ocean's Eleven, 10:30. Walter Pidgeon PLUS Walt Disney's LIVING DESERT; Children 50c pISZE23; 3 SHOWS DAILY! BOX OFFICE OPENS at 1 P.M Anl'i.T ADM.: MAT. SI .10 EVE., SI N. HOLIDAYS 11.49 IlNHNiBJPIIIJIBI Fair weather is expected to continue through Friday in western Oregon, although a number of areas in the nation are again due for scattered showers or thundershowers. These are expected tonight in the northern Plateau, northern Mississippi valley and the Lakes, as well as the Gulf and south Atlantic coastal areas. Cool weather is in store for the northern and central Atlantic coast and New England. Sweet Airport, Eugene): High est temperature Wednesday, 83: lowest Thurs. a.m., 50; rain in 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Thurs., none; total for June, .57 of an inch; average for June, 1.42 inches; readings at 10 a.m. Thursday; humidity, 45 per cent; wind, N9. Pre vailing wind Wednesday, N 9. Stage of rivers at 8 a.m. Thurs., Willamette at EWEB J !. DADS AND DOLLS of Creswell will hold a beginners graduation Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Bring pie for refreshments. Bob Sewell and Squlrr ly Worman, callers. DANEBO CIRCLE will hold the regular dance Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at The Firs, 1950 River Rd. Refresh ments potluck. Everyone welcome. Ivan Midlam, caller. Beginners' round dance class will be Monday at 7 p.m., advanced class at 8:15 p.m. at The Firs. DUDE WRANGLERS will dance Friday at 8:30 p.m. In the Veterans' Memorial Building, Eugene. A busi ness meeting will precede the dance at 7:30 p.m. Members A-L bring sandwiches, M-Z bring dessert. Dude Sibley, caller. BOOTS AND SANDALS of Cot tage Grove will dance Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at the barn at 10th and Jefferson streets. Everyone welcome. Refreshments potluck. Jim Cyphert, caller. HOEDOWNERS will dance Satur day at 8:30 p.m. at Moffltt School. Springfield. Refreshments, potluck. Ray Steele, caller. JSveryone wel come. PLUM DANDIES will dance Satur day at 8:30 p.m. at Monroe Park Recreation center. tterresnmenis potluck. Guests welcome. Bud Plum, caller. SHUFFLIN' SHOES regular Satur day night dance has been cancelled and a surprise visit planned. Mem bers meet at Mt. Vernon School, Springfield, at 7:30 p.m. Refresh ments potluck. SQUARE DANCE Workshop, spon sored by Wlllamalane Park District, will be held tonight at 7:30 at Springfield Memorial Building. All square dancers welcome. Bill and Irene cypnert, callers. eTArzv. roam STOMPP.lt!) will dance Sunday from 4 to 8 p.m. at Gale Creek Ranch, Vlda. Blue Pa cific Twirlers will visit. Ivan Mid lam, caller. Refreshments potluck. Everyone welcome. TANGLEFOOTS will dance Satur dav at 8:30 p.m. at Ray's Barn on S. 57th St.. Springfield. Howard Mat toon, caller. All square dancers welcome. Refreshments potluck. TOLEDO 40'ers will have Al Ped ion as ffitcst caller Saturday at 8 p.m. Refreshments potluck. All dancers welcome. TRIANGLE SQUARES will meet at the home of Ed Cafe at Triangle Lake at 7 p.m. Saturday to visit the Vagabonds at Mapieion. TWILIGHT TWIRLERS will hold a birthday party dance at the Wal tervllle Community Hall Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Refreshments furnished. Warren McMurren, Walt Mullen and Bob Roshau, callers. VAGABOND SQUARES will dance Saturday at 7:30 p.m. In the Maple ton Grange Hall. "Pappy" Parker, caller. Refreshments potluck. Every one welcome. OPEN 6 P.M. STANDARD 'ro His name is ' IPARRISH PLUS TROY f DOROTHY Donahue! McOuire CONNIE i LLOYD STEVENS I NOLAN Mi TECHNICOLOR mm WARNER BROS. I EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT NOW PLAYING! Three Shows Oallr at... 1:36 5:39 :! Standard Time Steam Plant, 10.3 feet; Mc Kenzie at Armitage Bridge, 1.9 feet. Sunrise and sunset: Friday, 5:30 a.m. and 9 p.m.; Satur day, 5:30 a.m. and 9 p.m. Fire Wpathrr Forecast No Important changes In Oregon fire weather through Friday; fire danger will continue to rise slow ly; no rain for several more days. TEMPERATURES (All times daylight) ?4 hours ending 10 a.m. Thurs.) Noon Wed. 7.1 Mdnto Wed 61 2 p.m. 4 " 79 82 2 a.m. Thur 56 4 " " 55 6 ' " 50 8 " 61 75 65 10 Readings at U.S. Weather Bu. reau, Mahlon Sweet Airport, Eugene. OREGON (24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Thursday) max. Min. Prep. Astoria Baker . 64 49 50 38 47 54 55 Bond 80 Brookings 67 Burns 84 Klamath Falls 83 Lakcvlew 82 Medford 91 Newport fio North Bend 63 Pendleton 88 Portland 80 Redmond B3 Roseburg 87 Salem . 83 The Dalles 89 NATIONAL Max. Atlanta 74 Biamarck 80 Boise 86 Boston 79 Chicago 77 Cleveland 68 Denver 85 Detroit 71 Fairbanks 82 Fort Worth 95 Helena 81 Honolulu 87 Juneau 68 Kansas City 85 Los Angeles 83 Memphis 86 Miami 88 Minneapolis 70 New Orleans 88 New York 76 Oklahoma City 93 Omaha 03 Phoenix 109 Pittsburgh 70 Rapid City 77 Reno 89 St. Louis 81 Salt Lake City 87 San Francisco 85 Seattle 77 Spokane 83 Tampa i '. 87 Washington 73 40 48 53 Min. Prep. 65 .19 65 .73 57 58 .12 58 47 51 53 63 74 54 69 60 55 55 54 OPEN 7 'p.m. STI). Movie at Dusk I Rock Hudson Doris Day rOrWRANDALLl DKtMMS'MOMEl HCURUSCHM TONIGHT Box Office 7 Show Dusk The CROWDED SKY Starrino DANA RHONDA ANDREWS FLEMING F.KREM JOHN ZIMBALIST Jr. KERR ANNE FRANCIS KEENAN TROY WYNN DONAHUE Presented by WARNER BROS. TECHNICOLOR , . . also . . . FRANK SINATRA DEAN MARTIN SAMMY DAVIS PETER LAWFCRD ANSIS DICKINSON i mm ALSO af 'THE I HOODLUM &) PRIEST" 1 J&CJh. nnuMIIDDAV j lioTOn-vu ODtvs-ie Ttil ( Til Deficit: EDITOR'S NOTE: Deficit fi nancing A sin or smart business? Sam Dawson, AP business news analyst in this, the third of a series of self contained articles on the fed eral budget, discusses the bit ter division of opinion. By SAM DAWSON Of the Associated Press NEW YORK Wl President Kennedy seeks to make deficit financing a respectable term in a changing world. He has an up hill fight on his hands. To most Americans a Treas ury deficit is a bad thing un avoidable in a war or other national emergency, but unfor tunate under any circumstances. The President's argument is that the United States is enter ing a new world where deficit financing can be a virtue. His aim is to use it as a tool in building the economy to assure i full employment and full use of industrial capacity. i Treasury deficits aren't new. ' There have been 11 of them in the 17 years since World War II. And the 11 total some four times as much as do the six sur pluses. That is why the federal debt has risen to a record $300 billion. And a 12th deficit vir tuous or not seems likely in the 1963 fiscal year starting July 1. Economists See a Difference Americans have been brought up to compare the Treasury def icit to one in the family budget when unpaid bills pile up in ex cess of current income. When the creditors won't hold off any longer, the family borrows to pay the bills or goes bankrupt. The Treasury meets its deficit by borrowing to pay its bills and by asking Congress, year after year, to raise the legal limit of the permissable federal debt. But economists tee a differ ence in the Treasury's and a family's deficit and borrowing. In the United States the Treas ury usually borrows by tapping the banking system for funds. This means expanding the sup ply of money and credit, as distinguished from borrowing through sales of U.S. savings bonds to individuals, which Special Showing! Send Me No Flowers by Norman Barasch and Carroll Moore VERY LITTLE THEATRE Box office open- June IS. For reservations phone Dl 4-1751, 2 to 5 p.m. day- ugiu except Bunaay. Running: datei Jnne 21- 2223. Admission $1, Chll- area so cents. Very Little Theatre 2.150 Hilyard Eugene, Ore. HURRY ENDS SAT. M-G-M syfjas i JULIAN BLAUSTEIN presents THE presents IslE prorjucnon HORSEMEN DFTHE APOCALYPSE MI.'li'.H.M.UBl.'.I.J.I-:l.kB plus DONALD IN MATHAMAGIC LAND 'TIW DRIVE IN WSM TH-ATRI MY. 9!)W, l' Ml. No Of O'Pass OPEN 7:00 Show DUSK STANDARD TIME TONIGHT "Deep,Deep,andforevei into some ordinary and nameless grave!'!, ..POE i RYM!LIAND 5 V BUPJAL sA COLOR-.PANAV1SION' COIUT Travel X limes fasler than imagination and.. Ml all aJL TAtUk T7i mJL Dirty Word or Useful Tool? doesn't inflate the supply of money. Orthodox economic doctrine is that expanding the supply of money and credit may trigger economic growth by making it easier for business to expand its activities or plant, but that in the long run this inflation of the money supply leads to ris ing prices and wages. 'Just an Excuse' Treasury surpluses, on the contrary, are held by orthodox economists to deflate the sup ply of money and credit, to put ' SERVICE STORES X Ctl L 9 mM Bga V" r J 4Es!Tjw Io,s ' S00'' 'flings -X j. t- come from Goodyear , $JiJvv (ffc!Ct?jPl TAKE YOUR CAR WHERE THE EXPERTS IliSSSgBsiS SEAT BELTS "Cap Rela" Nyloe l,0M Lb. Tit Heavy Chreme BucVles "Snap Shut" with Mitel to Metal Contact Release Instantly Fit Any Car Iieetd Highest Requirements ill I I fi! Iicx2 hfl I piSl I I i '-4 :. Hi' I mm III , f U II MffAVJ III I i fe --.f1(L 13 I I I I II I I I i iWJf ' I I a I ' J PavOnlv y p , IVfHSSIl-rM 1-25 a week flf&k NO MONEY DOWN S I (wilier - - r ' UPTO GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR SMALL BUDGET PRICE ONLY NOTHING DOWN WITH TRADE Sprinkler lagular 11 VAIUI l 5' T04fyJ I Chrome plated, tolid bra arms, hear, and center post Solid, cast, non-tip Dane. GOODYEAR SERVICE 7th & Chornclron, a brake on runaway booms, exen to invite recessions since the Treasury is taking more out of the economy in tax collec tions than it is putting back in the spending. President Kennedy challenged this orthodox view in his speech at Yale. He points out that Treasury surpluses after the war $745 million in the 1947 fiscal year, and $8.4 billion in 1948 didn't prevent a big spurt in the cost of living. Orthodox economics reply that these surpluses were chicken feed compared to the huge in ARE, TO FIX chuck hole sftaVe-upI FRONT END ALIGNMENT TO TIGHTEN UP YOUR CAR 1 We'll repack front wheel Correct cambor, caster, bearings toe-in ' Align front end Kun careful road check pay as you rida 3-T .6 95 TRUCK TIRE AT AUTO TIRE PRICES per belt small additional charge for Installation SUES: 6.70x1s, 249.95 without trade $925 ONLY WEEK COMPLETE GOLF OUTFIT M tl ' or women mm 1 2 wrsodt, 4 Iron, broad ri poiir, foil n noininn roii emn, grAt balli and 24 tM. lotf it Timi Eugene OPEN FRIDAY flation of the money supply during the war, the real culprit in the postwar rise in prices and wages. Next: Europe, using a differ ent kind of book keeping, is growing faster than the United States. mson OAK IVY or SUMAC. Ntw ici-ntific irMtmint stopi itch, trii up bliittr quickly, fl-nlly, iftlyn Ar your oruggur. IVY-DRY Cream or Lotion 79c W SPECIAL VALUES for patio or travel! 11 m "CAMPER" SPECIAL OR ANY LIGHT TRUCK! NYLON HI-MILIR R-C $ t.50lo, 7.0015, 7.0014, 7.00x17, TAKE YOUR PICK Si48 l.Zsna Waihlng Pay Only l,3i Vacation "Out I . JUMBO" EXHAUST' VALVE Table Grill Cnacr TJtap, coril-finiih fire bowl. 12" chroma coolilng arid with convenient handle. 88 DI 3-2501 -Jh AIR U WC f PUMP J TWoj COOKING hm l positions NITE TILL 9:00 JUST A GOOD FRIENDLY SPOT To Buy Good Printing Valley Printing Co. In Valley Alley 1049 Willamette 01 5-6128 X":'-:-:-:-::-::,::-::";--:"., Adding Machine Calculator V Typewriter : V , REPAIRS SKI1V1CE j; SUPPLIES ; X Sales KentaJs Leases Y A LANE COUNTY OFFICE .'. t MACHINES CO. Y, 141b Orchard Kl 1)1 2-2131 Y V Parking right outside duor Y Register-Guard Want Ads Bring Fast Results s 7.SOxl0, 1.15x30 ALSO LOW PRICED 39 00 GENERAL ELECTRIC DRYER 220 volts 121b. capacity Hi Xo heat Fluff-dry DIVE YOUR FAMILY A "VACATIOK" FROM DISHWASHIM) ONORESI MOBILE MAID Aulomslla Dlihwsihir O P5li v 1 loom I i ; 7 1 i c ( I nil Pins Us 1 MODll irll VACATION DAYS BRINQ STACKS OF DIRTY CLOTHES I la 15 Mlnula Wsthing Cyclai wllh 19" PORTABLE TV Tala yau, T.V. wllh yau this summtrl Acllont sr WV. FREE R0LL-AR0UK0 STAND Door" Specials IVIattress, and Float $2 88 No struggling to Inflate by mouth or hand. Just step on built-in pump for fast, easy inflation. li. n Far Wttk GOLF CART RWafae Tabalar CaestntrlM NM-Dnt PMae lla (alls lvi WkM Fa.e STORE FREE 5toretide Parkin $100 , Down $966 (Gr m TttCHMICQLjOlt MNAVISION fc . mniWAIsNCRBriOS.