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Tonight's predicted showers will be mostly confined to the upper
and central Mississippi valley, north and central Plains and the
northern Rockies, although a few showers are expected in the ex
treme northern sections of New England. Western Oregon will get
some morning clouds Saturday, weathermen say. Cooler tempera
tures are due for the Northeast, and slightly warmer temperatures
are forecast for the Dakotas and the upper Mississippi valley.
Emerald Empire Weather
EUGENE-SPRINGFIELD
(All times daylight)
Forecast: Fair through Sat
urday, with some early morn
ing clouds Saturday. Expect
ed high today, 74 degrees,
predicted low Friday night,
50 degrees, predicted high
Saturday, 78 degrees. West
ern Oregon: same forecast,
with highs of 66-80 interior,
60 on coast, lows of 48-55.
Statistics (readings at the
U.S. Weather Bureau, Mah
lon Sweet Airport, Eugene):
Highest temperature Thurs
day, 77; lowest Fri. a.m., 56;
rain in 24 hours ending 8 a.m.
Friday, none; total for July,
trace; average for July, .27
of an inch; readings at 10
a.m. Friday; humidity, 61 per
cent; wind, N-NW 7. Prevail
ing wind Thursday, N-NW
6.9.
Stage of rivers at 8 a.m.
Friday, Willamette at EWEB
Steam Plant, 9.5 feet; Mc
Kenzie at Armitage Bridge,
1.4 feet.
Sunrise and sunset: Satur
day, 5:42 a.m. and 8:54 p.m.;
Sunday, 5:43 a.m. and 8:54
p.m.
FIVE-DAY FORECAST
Western Oregon: Temperartures
helow normal. Showers likely
Tuesday or Wednesday; highs 62-
85; lows 44-S4.
Eastern Oregon: Temperatures
helow normal; little or no rain;
high! 76-86; lows 8-58.
TIDES
Tide times and heights given are
for the entrance of the Siuslaw
River near Florence. Tide heights
are the same for the entrance of
the Umpqua River near Reeds
port, but Yaqulna and the Alsea
Ray entrance near Waldport are
1ft minutes earlier than those
listed. At Newport, tides are 10
minutes earlier than those listed,
and at Toledo, tides are 50 min
utes earlier. To determine tide
heights for Waldport, Newport,
Yaqulna and Toledo, subtract .5.
.2, .1 and .1 of a foot, respectively
from the heights listed for the
Siuslaw entrance.
Highs Saturday Lows
11:16 a.m., 4.7 ft. 5:02 a.m., -1.5 ft.
10:42 p.m., 7 ft. 4:42 p.m., 1.5 ft.
Sunday
12:07 p.m., 5 ft. 5:4Ba.m.,-2 ft.
11:27 p.m., 7.3 ft. 5:33 p.m., 1.5 ft.
Monday
12:57 p.m., 5.3 ft. 6:33 a.m., -2.5 ft.
6:22 p.m., 1.3 ft.
Tuesday
12:12 a.m., 7.4 ft. 7:16 a.m.,-2.8 ft.
1:39 p.m., 5.6 ft. 7:11 p.m., 1.1 ft.
Wednesday
12:57 a.m., T.5 ft. 7:58 a.m., -2.9 ft.
2:23 p.m., 5.9 ft. 7:59 p.m., .9 ft.
Thursday
1 44 a.m., 7.5 ft. 8:40 a.m., -2.9 ft.
3:06 p.m., 6.2 ft. 1:49 p.m., .6 ft.
Friday
2:34a.m.,7 ft. 9 23 a.m., -2.6 ft.
1:48 p.m., 6.5 ft. 9:42 p.m., .4 ft.
FOREST FIRE
DANGER TOMORROW
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TEMPERATURE
(All times daylight)
124 hours ending 10 a.m. Friday)
Noon Thtirs. 54 Midngl Thurs. 57
2 p.m.
4
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10
70 2 a.m. Frt. 56
74 4 " 56
56
Honolulu . 84
Juneau 67
Kansas City 93
Los Angeles 76
Memphis 94
Miami 90
Minneapolis 80
New Orleans 94
New York 86
Oklahoma Clly 100
Omaha 86
Phoenix 105
Pittsburgh 85
Rapid City 8.1
Reno 78
Salt Lake City 96
San Francisco 57
Seattle 64
Spokane 86
Tampa 89
Washington - 86
T Trace.
75
68
72
62
63
54
52
54
51
75 6
70 8
60 10
60
62
Readings at U.S. Weather Bu
reau, Mahlon Sweet Airport, Eu
gene. OREGON
(24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Friday)
Max. Min. Prc.p
Astoria 62 53 .02
Baker 80 47 .
Rend 75 37
Rrooklngs 65 46
Burns 78 46 T
Eugene 77 50
Klamath Falls M 42
Lakevlew 78 43
Medford 84 48
Newport 62 48
North Bend 65 54
Pendleton 88 43
Portland 69 58
Redmond 81 46
Roseburg 80 51
Salem 75 57
The Dalles 80 61
NATIONAL
Max. Mln. Prep.
Atlanta 86
Bismarck 87
Boise 86
Boston 86 .
Chicago 7B
Denver 91
Cleveland 84
Detroit 85
Fairbanks 61
Fort Worth 102
Helena 83
72
65
55
57
67 '
59
49
77
56
OSU to Get Grant
WASHINGTON OIPD Rep.
Walter Norblad, R-Ore., said
Thursday the Public Health
Service will provide a grant of
$117,640 to Oregon State Uni
versity to provide laboratories
for research in health sciences
and equipment.
Plenary Session
MONTREAL W The assem
bly of the International Civil
Aviation Organization will hold
its plenary session in Rome
starting Aug. 21. The assembly
is the 97-member organization's
governing body.
estncjions
On Camping
Announced
Overnight camping outside de
veloped campgrounds in the Mc-
Kenzic district of the Villam
ette National Forest has been
banned by administrative order,
Forest Supervisor David Gibney
announced this week.
Gibney said the action was
taken to prevent unsanitary con
ditions, stream pollution and in
creased fire danger that has
resulted from heavy and perma
nent use of undeveloped areas
by campers.
The area is the site of several
dam projects, and construction
workers have been camping out
side of developed areas. The
upper McKenzie River, its south
fork, and many of the tributary
streams are in the area.
A ten-day limit on use of the
developed campgrounds will
also be enforced, the supervisor
said.
"These are recreation areas
and not intended for permanent
home sites," he said.
The order applies to both
tent and trailer camping.
Group Sekfhg Funds Tor Trees
PORTLAND (.fi Unless addi
tional Inoney can be raised for
maintenance, some 40 per cent
of the trees growing in cement-j
encased plots on downtown
Portland streets may be hauled
away. j
Downtown Portland, Inc., said
business firms fronted by the '
t rf oc ira hninc icl-n tn mil tin
$18 for each. S. Eugene Allen. '
secretary, said 60 per cent of '
them have paid.
The organization now is try-
ing to raise money to keep the
other trees.
The trees were planted during
Oregon's 1959 Centennial celebration.
IS IT
"CERTIFIED
$2,066 Contributed
SALEM fUPD A birthday card
effort tied to the Hatfield re
election campaign netted Gov.
Mark Hatfield 1,800 cards and
$2,066, campaign leaders said
Friday. Supporters were asked
to include at least a dollar in
their cards to the Republican
executive, whose 40th birthday
was Wednesday.
It U is, you are assured ot these important features:
ADEQUATE size of entrance nd
distribution panel
ADEQUATE Dumber of circuits In
panel.
ADEQUATE provision (or electrical
expansion.
ADEQUATE number of outlets
ADEQUATE number of llfihtlnf
outlets.
ADEQUATE number of switches. -
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rTf Electric Association
of Lane County, Inc.
P.O Roi 321, Eugene, Oregon'
Idle Machines
BERLIN (. East German of
ficials say 5,400 pieces of ma-j
chincry valued at $1 million
have been lying '.mused at the
port of Rostock. Managers of
state-owned enterprises were
told to put the machines to use
quickly. I
Remember: For
MASONRY
Brick Block fltnnt
Sc or call
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it. Neaw features . . . two-gear front
sprocket, five-gear rear sprocket,
two deraillcur gear shifts, racing
type handle bars, raring saddle,
front and rear handbrakes and
many other exciting features,
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$10 Down
$5.00 a Month
BICYCLE
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960 Charnelton
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the
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1th A SU.
It's S.A.V.E. time again at your Eugene
Plymouth -Valiant Dealer's!
I V J I I I V I
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(Sell All Valiants E-mmediately!)
PRICE HEWS FROM VALIANT-VALIAHT IS PRICED..
$473 less than OLDS F-85
$374 less than BUICK SPECIAL
$256 less than PONTIAC TEMPEST
$154 less than MERCURY COMET
$73 less than CHEVY II
$70 less than RAMBLER CLASSIC
$62 less fhon CORVAIR
$55 less fhon FALCON
Bawd on comparison of Manufacturers' Sueecstcd Retail Prices for lowest-priced, ft-pawvenRer
models. Whltewa.ll tires and wheel covers extra. All models listed, except Valiant and Rambler
Classic Include a heater as standard equipment, but may be deleted by special order, with appro
priate price adjustment.
Look at these
extra value features
Valiant gives you as
standard equipment!
A husky 101-hp Economy Six powerplanl Money-saving battery-savini alternator
Rujjed, rustandrattle-resislant Unibody Steady-speed electric windshield wipers
Smooth-ridinj, torsion-bar suspension Roomy, 24.9-eubic-loot rear trunk
Valiant salesmen will Sell All Valiants E-mmediately!
Try the
handy bottle of
(carling)
Black Label
Beer
PEOPLE LIKE ITI They really Jike Black Label, the
one fine national beer that you can buy at the pop
ular local price. They like the convenience of the
modern disposable handy bottle, too. No deposit.
Pure glass and flavor-protecting. Chills quickly.
For your own enjoyment, and for guests pleasure,
have plenty of Black Label on hand. You'll like it
Just say...
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