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Days
Only!
STARTS
Tomorrow
ENDS
Wednesday,
Dec. 31st
CHAI
RS... CHAIRS... CHAIRS
Save Up To $65.00-
REG. 199.95 BROWN WOOL COVER
now '
S 113(01 9 5
CHOOSE FROM 14! REG. 39.95 METAL S WIVEL BASE
Occasional Decorator Chairs
24
95
Reg. 119.95 Biltwell
FLOATING
ROCKER
Foam Rubber
6Q95
2 ONLY r
Swivel Base :
DECORATOR
ROCKERS
Wheat Color, Reg. 99.95
. 1 GREEN
Occasional
CHAIR
REG. 59.95
39
95
BARBEL SWIVEL CHAIR... .... ..?9)9)95
only W
REG. 119.95 HI-BACK SWIVEL
PLATFORM ROCKER .....now
REG, 139.95
SWIVEL
: Rotating
Rocker
Foam Rubber . . . Rose Color
195
Reg. 109.95
Swivel-Rolaling Rocker Grey
Color
59
95
Reg. 1 19.95 Biltwell Brown
Floating Platform Rocker.
$yg95
Reg. 10995 Grey
Swivel-Rotating Rocker ..now
s5995
REG. 89.95
Mocha
Occasional Chair...........
...$S)95
REG. 129.95 COMBINATION FABRIC & PLASTIC ttlP 1 Qq
FLOATING ROCKER.......... ..only SI54&
Reg. 109.95 Loose Cushion & Back, Brown Mohair Cover $fBuJ95
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SURPRISE VISIT Justin Smith, Mt. Emily superintendent,
donned Santa Suit and acted as helper when he surprised the
women of the Mt. Emily Lumber Company recently, at a pre
Christmas luncheon, at the Sacajawea hotel. The luncheon
was sponsored by M. Gale Beals, general manager. Those
attending (left to right) Mrs. Peggy Perry, Clare Colling--wood,
Mrs. Muriel Calvin Helen Garrett Mrs. Kay Miller
Mrs. Irene Payne, Mrs. Joan Driskell, Mrs. Marjorie Master
son, Mrs. Kathryn Begg, Mrs. Pat Devoro, and Mrs. Rosalie
Morrison; seated on Santa lap is Mrs, Ruth Loock.
Ph. WO 3-3651
La Grand
Wm
703 K
Quality Diamonds
CAN BE
BOUGHT
FOR LESS
AT
Laurence's Jewelry
Adams & Depot
Date Changed
For Practice
Crystal Rebckah installation
practice scheduled lor Sunday at
7 in the Odd Fellows temple has
been postponed until Sunday
Jan. 4 at 7 in the hall.
District deputy president, Ar
tena Finn urges nil members
who lake part in installation, all
newly elected officers, appoin
tive officers; altar bearers, deputy
officers and escort team to be
present for the Jan. 4 practice as
it will be the last one betore in
stallation. There will also be a
hnccial meeting for lodge mem
bci's only at which time elected
officers will linish llicir quality
ing work.
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13th Month Sale
SPECIALS
1 REMNANT ROLL
All Wool
BROWN TWEED
REG. 11.95
SQUARE YD. NOW
Carpel
T95
SQ. YD.
ALL
.Occasional
Tables
GOOD
SELECTION
20
50
OFF
1 ROLL BROWN TWEED
'ALL WOOL
CARPET
Reg, 8.95 Sq. Yd.
Now
L95
O
SQ. YD.
1 ROLL RUST TWEED
ALL WOOL
CARPET
95
Reg.
10.95
Sq. Yd.
SQ. YD.
1 Roll 12x31-Ft.
Wilton Carpet
Grey-Green Color . . ,. Reg. 14.95 Sq. Yd.
NOW ONLY,.
8.35
Wwait World
Maxine Nurmi
WO 3-3161
Observer, La Grande, Ore., Fri., Dec. 26, 1958 Page 3
Meat Cookery Demonstrated
At Extension Training Meet
Meal cookery was tne topic lor nors ot Union county came into
Home Extension leader training
meetings held ,Doc. 16 and 17.
Twenty-seven women from all cor-
Cricket Flat
Holds Grange
Holiday Party
cricket i'Uil Grange Held a
Christmas program following the
business meeting, : Saturday
Dec. 20.
Following the politick luncheon,
Christmas Carols were sung. Mrs.
Ethel Scott, Mrs. Mary Miller and
Mrs. Irene Gilliam took part in the
program, Thero woro several chil
dren gave readings.
As tliu last song "Jingle Bolls"
was being sung, Santa entered and
presented each child with a Iroat.
In And
Around
. OWN
Mrs. George Toya and daughters
nf Grcsham will arrive today.
They will be guests in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Moore.
They will accompany Mrs. Moore
to Baker, Dec. 28, 'for the Silver
Jubilee celebration of St. Cecilian
Ensemble. Others attending from
here will be Mrs. B. Hcddcn and
Jacqueline Cyr.
o
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Kirkman
had as luncheon guests Tuesday,
Iheir son, Master Sgt. Donald Kirk
man and family of Corvallis. Also
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Tippelt, of Portland.
La Grande last week to get train
ing for this project, which will be
given in their units during Janu
ary or February. . . ,
The demonstration covered -the
two types of meat cookery: Dry
heat for tender cuts and -moist
lieat for less tender cuts; Identi
fication and cookery methods 'of
meat cuts; USOA grading;- State
and Federal inspection of meat
and Die place of meat in the diet.
All the beef for both training
meetings was donated by the Union
Cdunty Cow Belles.
Project leaders attending were
as follows: Mrs. John Beck, Mrs.
Don Huffman Telocascl -unit;
Mrs. Herbert Houston, Mrs. ' Ben
Bendshadler Elgin; Mrs. Hobart
Nelson, Mrs. Leonard Spears-
Oregon Trail; Mrs. Dick Hadden,
Mrs. Raymond Harmon Blue Mt.
Jrs.; Mrs. Louis Phillips, Mrs.
Ernest Wright Rockwall; Mrs.
Jarcd Rogers, Mrs. Bob Wiles-
Triple E; Mrs. Ted Tidball, Mrs.
Fred Christman North Powder;
Mrs. Ted Bradford, Mrs. - Roy
Stauffcr Catherine Creek; Mrs.
E. S. Morris, Mrs. Frank Elmer-
Cove; Mrs. Ralph Robinson, Mrs.
Mllo Biokland La Grande Valley;
Mrs. Cleo Booth, Mrs. A. Arnoldus
Two Rock; Mrs. John Petersen,
Mrs. B. Monaghon Powder Val
ley; Mrs. Gilbert Courtright Blue
Mt. Srs.;' Mrs. JSarl O'Bry ant-
North Powder.'.
VFW Post Holds
Holiday Dinner
The local VFW Post 2990, held
their annual Christmas dinner
and tree for members and guests
on Saturday, . Dec. 13. Children
attending the affair received
presents and treats.
There were about 100 mem
bers, their families and guests,
attending the turkey and potluck
dinner.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Tetrick of La Grande and
VFW members from Elgin and
Union.
Knights Project
Awards Presented
' The Knights of Pylhius met in
the KP hall, Monday evening to
present the awards of their turkey
project. They were awarded to the
following; Ross Hearing, Elmer
Conrad, C. W. Daniels, W. M.
Peare and Walter Leonard.
Refreshments were served by
Keith Fuller and Bill Kirkman.
SQ. YD.
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FURNITURE
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HcGLASSOH'S
STATIONERY
1104 Adams . WO 3-241 1
Look Who s Here
ST. JOSEPH , ' . , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rose, of
Imblor, hove a daughter born this
morning, Dec. 26. They have
named' her Kimberly Ann and
she weighs six pounds and 13
ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. Hermit Henry
EOCehe Court, have a daughter
born Dec, 24. They have named
her Ann Irene and she weighs
seven pounds and eight and three
fourth ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McBrldc,
Imblcr, have a son born Dec, 24.
They have named him Tony Dean
and he weighs seven pounds and
10 ounces.
GRANDE RONDE
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barrett,
EOCene Court, have a daughter
born Dec. 24. They have named
her Laura Rene, and she weighs
-six pounds and eight and half
ounces. '
Reception Will
Fete Andersons
Mr. and Mrs. George h. An
derson Sr. will observe their
Golden wedding anniversary at a
reception in the First Christian
church at La Grande, from 3 p.m.,
to 5 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 28.
The couple were married Christ
mas Eve, 1908 at WyatU'W. V., and
moved to La Grande in 1925. An-'
derson operated a grocery store in
La Grande until 1943 at: which
time he entered the gas and oil
distribution business. He retired
July 15, 1957.
Sons of the couple, George"!..
Anderson Jr., local district attor
ney, and John W. Anderson,-a
Yakima, Wash., school vice princi
pal, have been working on the
details and making arrangements
for the reception for family and
friends, Sunday afternoon..; ,.
Elgin Faculty
Holds Dinner J
ELGIN (Special) The Elgin
school faculty and their "faiT)ilies
attended an annual Christmas din
ner and party, ThursdayveVenine,
Dec. 18, in the school .cafeteria,
The turkey dinner with all the
trimmings was prepared under
the direction of Mrs. Wilma Cason,
assisted by Mrs. iMargiicrito
Croghan and Mrs. Margaret Chen
ey. Mrs. Tlielma Barnhart and
Miss Hazel Hickey had charge of
decorations, and Mr. ..and Mrs.
Dale Vaught and Harry:iTrump
were in charge of the program
which was a musical program, in
cluding group carol singing. ' ;
A gift exchange for both young
sters and grown-ups, was held in
the form of musical chairs., ' 1
The ladies reported a nice part
of the evening was the men folks
doing the dishes. ,
Pfeiffers Feted y
On Anniversary f
Mr. ana Mrs. Henry m. neu
ter, were honored recently on
their golden wedding anniversary,
with a reception in the homo of
their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.-and Mrs. Vernon Long of
Portland. Assisting the Longs
was Mrs. Lincoln Pfciffcf. -t
Mr. and Mrs. Pfeiffcr now live
in Portland. They were, married
in La Grande Nov. 25 1908 where
he was an engineer for' the Un
ion Pacific lor a numberof years.
He later went into the grain bus
iness in Wallowa and union coun
ties, moving to Portland in 1929.
They have two children, Maxine
Long, of Portland and ..Lincoln
Pfeiffcr of Salem. They, also
have four grandchildren and one
great granddaughter.
There were more ..than. . ,-i 90
friends and . relatives attending
the affair. . ;i
Among the out of town guests
v.cre Mr. and Mrs. W. P. BaUard,
cf La Grande. . r -
H
APPY
DirthdayI
Dec. 26 ;
Shirley Stine, Elgin.'
. Kathy Baum, Union
Janice Leonard.
AS USUAL
, WE WILL
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Monday, Jan. 5
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wondering how to do It?i7i
do It with DULLAKSp
clothing O
pay old billt VO
buy newer car O
hone repairs
new furniture
buy appliances
etc. etc. p
Robert L. Bun, Manftger ' , a
. - ' . Ill Elm St WO. 3-2144, LGranil Ktf
Do all those thinft"
you'd like to do '
dollars from us. t
Money for every wwt'Jiy -
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$25 to $7600
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