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A I I i rutve BtLiuuri i i .v fiwii n ii Anna i r-tr t fa? va i i i own i i 'Hi xxxii . i n ,u . i i u i wr ' a i i v . rrw vi. h l ... yi . - 1 1 : r vi twv a vti i mvwk' n i I il J Thirty-Seven EOC Seniors Sign Teaching Assignments Thirty-seven Eastern Oregon College seniors thus far have ac cepted teaching positions for next year, according to Jonn m. Miner, director of placement Of the group, three will teach in California, two in Washington, and the remainder In Oregon. The EOC seniors, and their teaching positions, include Willi 3m Burke, North Powder; Harlan Hevden, Klamath fans; John Heriza, Port Orford; Clifford Bab bitt, Tygh Valley; Jrrold Baxter Edward Eddy, and Gayle Eddy, The Dalles; Naomi Becson, Pat ricia Carpenter, and Larry How ard, Springfield. Phyllis Collins, La Grande; Jean Damon, Eugene; Effie Davis, Lex ington; Donald Holznagel, Park- rose; Shirley Edmison, Pleasant Valley; Gloria Franklin, Athena; William Harris, Redmond; William Hawks, Milton-Freewater; Kermit LEGAL NOTICE CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received at the office of the City recorder at the City Hall in La Grande, Union County, Oregon, until 5:00 o'clock P.M., PST, on Wednesday, June 17, 1959. and will be publicly opened and read at 8:00 o'clock P.M. on said date at the City Commission meeting in said City Hall for furnishing, delivering and install ing in the City Water Office one new Model 1959 electric validating machine. Specifications: Three registers with a listing and totaling ca pacity of $999,999.99 each. Con secutive numbering and dating device without disabling lever. Locking keyboard to allow the operator to validate bill and stub before machine will allow oper ator to index another amount. Machine equipped with handle for manual operation if desired. Machine to be equipped with validating form chute for either righthand or lefthand form in- . sertion. 1316" printing line maximum. Logatype to read "Pd." Maximum printing width 3 31G". Rewind mechanism with cover and lock with key; double ribbon; Non turnback form spac ing; suitable for either 2 932" or 3 716" single wound or double carbonized tape. Lock to pre vent machine operation (not to be interchangeable with other 'keys on. machine). All three total keys locked during usage and key required to unlock. Counter, Dial, to advance upon completion of each bill' and stub validated, without reset device. Control key tops to be marked W. S and M: and total key tops to be marked W, S and M. State guarantee, and delivery date. -Any bid accepted will be subject to adoption of the City's 1959-1960 budget. Payment will not be made sooner than August 10, 1959. ..The City of La Grande reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to accept any bid which in the opinion of the City Commission shall serve the best interest of the City of La Grande, Oregon. F. C. McSHANE City Recorder of "La Grande, Oregon Publish June 6 & 8, 1959. Henry, Helix; Thelma Hogg, Cove; Samuel Ledgridge, Union; Rober ta Lyons, Hood River. Kenneth Manns. Cedar Hills; Margaret Preston, Florence; Rus- sel Rhodig, Elgin; Jams Robert son and Elizabeth Roudebush, Os wego; Thomas Switzer, John Day; William Vickrey, Portland; Jack Worden, Rainier; Fred Knowles, Ukiah; and Carol Patrick, Rose burg. Teaching in California will be Robert Garland, Castro Valley; Fred Koopman, Roseville; and Linda Woodhouse, Oakland. Ac cepting positions in Washington are Robert Couch, Walla Walla; and Joseph Kosai,, Tacoma. Jerry Lewis Signs Movie Contract For Over 10 Million HOLLYWOOD (UPD Comedian Jerry Lewis has signed a seven year contract with Paramount Pictures for a "minimum sum in excess of 10 million dollars," it has been announced. Paramount called the deal the "biggest single talent transaction in Hollywood istory for the ex clusive services of one star." Under the contract, Paramount will have exclusive rights to all of the comedian's motion picture ventures during the next seven years, said Jack- Karp, Paramount head. . , - Karp said the pact calls for Lewis to star in seven Paramount-York films during the con tract period in addition to seven pictures starring Lewis that will be produced by Jerry Lewis Pro ductions Inc. Observer, La Grandet Ore.. Mon., June 8, 1959 Page 6 Side Glances Wagon Train Stops At Casper CASPER. Wyo. (UPD this city turned out 10,000 strong to welcome the Oregon Centennial wagon train Saturday. Crowds lined the 2 1-2 mile parade route to watch the covered wagons rumble on to a weekend camp site at old Fort Casper. ' A unit of the Army Reserve 461st Engineering Company led the five - block long parade, the first major out of town event to hit Casper in three years." Following the Army unit was the ''1st Governor's Guard from Cheyenne. Twenty mounted sol diers from .j Casper, flanked the wagons as scouts and guards and the troopers' drum and bugle corps provided cadence to the tune of "She Wore a Yellow Rib bon." ' A parade of seven antique auto mobiles trailed the seven wagons through the streets of the city. Gov. J. j. Hickey met the wag on train on Highway 26 near the city limits and personally greeted each member of the caravan. Independence, Mo., was the starting point of the Santa Fe Trail in 1831 and of the- Old Oregon Trail in 1843. , DAILY TV LOG 2KREM ' m KXLY KHQ TV f TV O TV MONDAY B:(H Newabent News. Sports Boots & Suddlo . ' - Doiib" Kriwurds-' -." ; :S0 Shirley Tt-mplo Niimo That Tune . Front Page 6:45 " " . . - The Ti-xun T Restless Oun 7:15 ',-,.. , .,' v : -1 . ' ' 7 -4S UoW Jmirne Father Knows best Tales Wells Fargo "sUi Dl'c"j; Danny Thomas , l'eter Qunn 8-41i rP"Vr Gir Alin nuthern Goodyear Theatre J;' ." Oosilii Playhouse Ar. Murray Party 9:30 Oloncannon . Whlrlyblrds . "htlat Captain Grief Robert Oummlngs 10:l,i Jack Paar " " N'lRht Kdltlon News " Late Show Late Movie 11:00 i 7. ll:li! .. lt:.10 Dateline Europe ' " llMfi ' .. - TUESDAY , Cont Classroom On jhe Go ' DoukIi Ite Ml Sam Levcnson Treasure Hunt JjJjJ 1 Love Lucy Price Is Right 7 " Top Dollar Concentration B:45 .i 3J;J2 Love Of Life Tlo Tac Dough Hl'Ifi . ' . .. !!'!? . Search for Tomorrow It Could Be Tou 10:45 Guiding Light . ' M:00 Across the Hoard Movie Queen For a Day 11:15 U:.T0 Pantomime Qui " Haggis Baggla 11:4.1 12:00 Music lllngo It's A Great Life Young Dr. Malone 13:30 Romper Room As the World Turns From These Roots 12:45 1:00 Dayjn Court Jimmy Dean Show Truth or Conseq 1:30 GaleStorm Show Houscparty County Fair N 2:00 Ueat The Clock "'B Payoff .Matinee on Six J:t5 .t 2:10 Who Do You Trust Verdict Is Tours " 2:45 " " 3:rf0 Am. Handstand Hrlghter Day " 3:1 5 " Secret Storm " 3:30 .. Kdire of Might " 3:45 " " Our Gang 4:00 Popeye Cliff Carl Show. I Led Three Lives 4:15 " ' 4:30 " Early Show Four Thirty Movie 4:45 " " 5:00 Woody Woodpecker M " 6:15 " " " 5:30 Mickey Mouse Club Song Shop " 5:4$ N'HC N'ews This log I mad up from Information by Television Stations and its accuracy cannot m guaranteed by tha La Grand Evening uoservcr, mm t:m. t-9 Rf. U.S. Pa. Off. t 1959 by MIA Srk. bw. "I'm afraid John's in for trouble. Peggy's degree in home management most likely includes himr Chuckles ; In The News MONROE. La. UPI Local their congressmen to promote all "bogged down" . legislation. .The urger was the second vice presi dent of the National Assn. of Postal Supervisors. LONDON (UPD -The conven tion of licensed victualers pub keepers who are licensed to serve food adjourned for lunch to' a pub across the street. Eight mem bers came down with food poison ing. , . WOLVERHAMPTON, England (UPD A matrimonial bureau which opened here five months ago shut its doors-today and ad mitted defeat. All the male appli cants were young and choosy, an official said. All the females were widows in their 40's and 50's. Local Instructor To Attend Session Jack C. Rainey, social studies teacher at La Grande Senior High School, has been awarded a schol arship to attend a summer work shop in Economic Education., . The workshop is sponsored by Portland Summer Session, state system of higher education, and the Oregon Council on Economic Education, June 22 to July 17. Workshop director is Dr. Ray 0. Wolf, association professor of education, assisted by Richard B. Halley, associate professor of eco nomics, both of Portland State College, and Ronald O. Smith, su pervisor of social studies, Port land public schools. RECORD SALES RECORDED WASHINGTON (UPD Busi ness rang up record sales in April and stocked up heavily oi goods to keep pace with rising demands, the Commerce " Department re- oorts. . i. Former La Grande Man Appointed At Lindfield J. B. Conaway, a graduate of Eastern Oregon College and a teacher for 10 years in the La Grande school system, has been appointed an assistant professor of education at Linfield college. McMinnville, Ore. Linfield president, Dr. Hurry L. Dillin, says that Conaway will begin his Linfield duties in the fall. Most of Conavvay's educational work has been in administration and remedial techniques. He has done graduate work at the Uni versity of Oregon, University of Washington, and University of Arizona. Civic Music Group Meeting Is Tonight New officers of the Union County Civic Music Association will be nominated at a board meeting Monday evening in the Sacajawca Hotel. The meeting will be held immediately follow ing the Evensong ceremony on the Eastern Oregon College cam pus. Miss Rac Sinclairo, field repre sentative for the Civic Music As sociation, will be on hand at the meeting, at which pro-campaign organizational problems will be handled! ' " " "' ' Alley Accident Causes Damage to Cars, Garage Two cars and a garage suffered damage last night in an accident in the. alley at 1303 Sixth St. An automobile, owned and oper ated by Bruce Simmons, 1709 Z Ave., struck the parked car of Ralph E. Gerards, 1303- Sixth, and the impact knocked Gerard's gar age about two feet off its founda tion. The left front fender of Simmons' car was damaged, and the right front and left rear of the Gerard vehicle was dented, according to city police. Journalist-Poet ., Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 1 American journalist and poet, James Taylor 7 He traveled extensively In the ,' and Europe 13 Speaker 14 Pauser 15 Made anew 16 Modest 17 Numbers (ab.) 18 Driving command 20 Butterflies 21 Disposed of , In a will 25 Enticing v woman 28 Frightened 32 Wave top 33 Thing fourfd 34 Violin maker 33 Musical - qualities 36 Diminished 39 Expunge 40 Mends 42 Entire 45 Italian goddess 46 Roulette wager 40 Opined - 2 He was t' to Germany in 1878 .55 Withstand 56 Make possible 67 Puts on. as a drama ' 88 Progeny . fJOWX; 1 He was 4 in 1825 2 Martian (comb, form) 3 Sweet potatoes 4 Indonesian of Mindanao' 5 Staff 6 Sediment 7 Trying JL Olal ITglVp1 IAIRIAIM iRA RI.RE WJLE MAD ITm I T J A.T E D IIL. 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