La Grande observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1959-1968, September 18, 1959, Page 6, Image 6

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OUT OUR WAY
OAKDING HOUSE
With Major HoopU
MARTHA, W LOvE.IFEAR Y0USS
pRAB EXISTENCE WfTrtTMOSS '
LjOUTiSH fcOARDERS HAS DOLLED
YOUR ESTHETIC SES'SlLITtES
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THE CONTINENT WITH THE FIKST
ROYALTIES P(?OWTHE 0N3 I'M
IMPOSING A LEISURELY BICYCLE
TOUR OF THE SALLEKlES AMD J
MUSEUMS WILL RENEW .
HOOK. CULTURAL LOSS:
By j. K. Williams, OUR li
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THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE ' By Wilson Scruggs
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ' ; By Mrrlll Blcmw
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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
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By Edgar Martin
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Observer, La Grand, Ore., Frl Sept. IB, ,1959 Pfl 6
Side Glances
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"The trouble is, when we're old enough to date, the i
' girls will have to have adult tickets!" ;
FALL SCHEDULE
Eastern Oregon
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formerly the COLISEUM . . . ELGIN, ORE.
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Skates Are Provided
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MONDAY Roller Hockey ... 50c
TUESDAY Skating For Adults ... 50c
WEDNESDAY Roller Skating . . . Everyone Welcome
4 50c .'.!. i
THURSDAY Activity Night ... Fun For Everyone
... . ... 25c v . . - ..(....
FRIDAY Activities 7 to 9 . . . Teen Hop 9-12 ... 75c
Single, 1.00 Couple.
SATURDAY Skating 7 to 9 . . . Dance to Music by
'"! Jerry & Her Westerners, 9-12 . . . 1.50
Couple. hi . ' '
SUNDAY Roller Skating afternoon & evening . . . 50c
Instruction in SWIMMING, LIFE SAVING, DIVING
and SKIN DIVING available in adjoining Esther Wil
liams above-ground redwood pool. Contact DALE
HARGETT at PLAYLAND. Phone HE 7-3902.
EASTEBN OREGON PLAYLAND
' Elgin, Ore.' '
DAILY TV LQG
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FRIDAY
CO Newabrat Newi & Sport Cavalcade of EporU
f:16 John Daly Doug- Edwards . "
6:30 Dlxtipy ITenentu Rawhld " ' ' -
l:45 "Sim A Hyond" Decorating Idea
7:00 " " Troubleahootera
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7 30 KhruahcheT'e Vlalt I Lore Vurf America Pauses
7:46 In Sept.
J:00 Tombatone Terr. Phil Sllvera ' .
:15 " " .
1:30 77 Sunaet Strip Amateur Hour M Squad :
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9:00 ' The Lineup People Are Funny
':30 Colonel Plack Bo,lS Venture Official Detective
:46 " "
10 00 Nlghtbeat Nlirht Edition Mike Hammer
10:15 Jack Paar -Mot Kcature
10:S0 - New
10:46 " " Late Movie
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11:S0 Channel S Theatre "
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SATURDAY
7:45 . Farm Summary
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1100 " Howdy Doody
11:11 . . ...
11:10 Thoroughbred Ttacea o -Tonne
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1:00 Saturday Showcaae weatern Roundup I Led t Uvea
1:1 " ; r , .
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1:S0 Boaton Blackle Heckle kn4 Jeckla t Led I Uvea
1-45 " - m
l".?. "m Robin Hood True Story
1:10 Tagabond to,,, Detective DlaiT
1:4 m
4 0 Country Style I'SA Cantaln kinmnu I ld 1 Llyea
:11 Oapt. Cy Cartoon! c aptain Kangaroo 1 M I ura (
1 li Unc- A'"" Club Alr.'Dlatrlct Atty. Action Theatr
t oo Jubilee USA Big picture . " . .
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S:10 Champ. Bowling Mighty Mouse Silent Serilce
TELEVISION IN REVIEW-
Spice Lacking From TV Show
Called 'Woman' On The CBS
This leg It msd up from informetlon by Televiaiofi Stations ana) Hi
accuracy cannot be) tursnt by the La Grand Observer.
BV r'RED DANZIG
UPI Staff Writer
NEW YORK (UPI1 I slo-iped
washing the dishes long enough, to
watch Thursday's CBS-TV day
time special that one that
asked, -"is The American Womai
Losing Her Femininity?"
This program, second In a
series titled "Womai!." dabbled
for an hour with that needless
question, repeating itself with
great persistence and very little
substance. -
I say the question is needless
because this is, after all. the land
where a gal like Marilyn Monroe
embrotlies . femininity on-camera
and worries about the tax bite olf
camera. Or where a gul like
Esther Williams can rise out of
a swimming pool to become heaJ
of a large manufacturing corpora
tion. By sheer coincidence. Miss
Williams was the hostess on
Thursday's show: the feminine
portion of her, that is. "'
The question, "Is The American
Woman Losing Her Etc?" seemed
to be borrowed from the high cal
orie Sunday afternoon TV "pvens.
but the presentation was sauteed,
buttered and sugar-coated to meet
tastes that are presumed to be
less sophisticated.
As. a result, the needed spice
was lacking. Nothing happened to
perk up our senses. Because the
answer was so obvious from the
start, we were left with a curious
ly ineffective, almost vacuous pro
gram. A repetitious, hash of brief
filmed interviews and carefully
prepared . "ad lib" discussions
didn't help. And there was no hu
mor. Maybe that should be an
other - topic some day: "Is The
American Woman Losing Her
Sense of Humor?" . .
.The aimlessness of the program
was exemplified by Miss Wil
liams' summation. It seems' the
question about loss of femininity
can be answered yes and no. Yes,
if you mean in terms of Victorian
era concepts; no, if you mean
Baptists To Hold
Confab At Union
UNION Special) The Blue
Mountain Association of Conserva
tive Baptists will convene at the
First Baptist Church of Union at
9 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 24, and
will continue until the afternoon
of Sept. 25.
Special speakers wi'l include:
Dr. - Marion Flint of Tacoma,
Wash.; Dr. E. P. Fosmark;- the
state- director; Robert Wilkin.
registrar of Judson College;, and
Dr.. Albert Johnson of Western
Seminary. . ,
- The public is invited to the ser
vice at 7:30 p.m., Thursday to be
held in the multi-purpose room of
the grade school, at which time
Dr. Flint will speak, followed by a
film showing missionary Work in
India. Rev. Murl Gassoway of
Cove Is the moderator. .
The church is expecting 125 dele
gates from out of town. Housing
facilities have not been made as
yet and anyone wishing to offer
accommodations for one cr two
house guests for the night of Thurs
day should call Mrs. Field, tele
phone 2181. '
In order to make it possible for
such a large group to enjoy meals
together, the women's luncheon at
noon and a potluck dinner at night
will be in the Methodist Fellow
ship center.
modern VomnYl fulfilment as a
hunum being. Uh huh. And so
what.' e
Tho Chcn-ei Swim: The first
Playhouse W) presv-ita'io t of the
season, "Target for Three," has
finally put together a cast for its
Oct. 1 t'BS-TV telecast: Ricardo
Montalbai, Gco-ge C. Scott and
Marisa Payas are starred.
Hitler's Secret." . title of the
first videotape production on CBS
TV's Sunday night G.E. Theatre,
will rtar Kaymoud Massey and,
Everett Sloa-e on Oct. 4. Groucho
Marx has agreed to be Dinah
Shore's guest on her NBC-TV Va
riety Hour sometime next month.
Lawrence Welk takes his full or
chestra to Honolulu for the taping
on Oct. t of a special show that
will be seen on ABC-TV Saturday,
Oct. 10.
Betty Corn-Jen and Adolph
Green will join Andy Williams in
the Friday, Nov. 13 NBC-TV spe
'!. "Shubert Alley''. Bert Parks
subs for Bob Paige the week of
iiu- 2" 00 lhe LiiS-TV daytime
show, The Big Payoff.
South Dakota
Cowboy Paces
At Pendleton
PENDLETON UPI John
Dalton of Nemo, S. D. has taken
an early lead among the 180 ro
deo stars gathered here for the
48th annual Pendleton Hound Up.
Dal I on captured the first go
around in the steer roping contest
Thursday with a time of 16.7 sec
onds. He also finished fourth in
bulldogging competition and fourth
in call roping.
Dayton is trying to gain the all
around championship won last
year by Jim Shoulders of Henry
etta. Okla. ,
Shoulders and Ike Thomason of
San Angelo, Tex., both with 178
points tied for first in Thursday's
bareback riding competition. J. T.
Smith of lone, Ida., was third
with 177 points.
Lee Cockrell of Panhandle, Tex.
placed first in calif roping with a
time of 12.2 seconds. He was fol
lowed by Don Posey of ML Ver
non, Wash., with 13.9 seconds and
Dean Oliver of Boise with 15.7
seconds.
Placing behind Dalton in steer
roping were .Sonny Davis of Mc
Allister, Okla., with a time of
17.9 seconds and Don McLaughlin
of Fort Worth, Texas with 18 sec
onds flat. -i , a
' The Milton - Freewaier ' pioneer
posse took first place honors in
the riding club baton relay race.
Walla Walla was second and Hep
pner wranglers were third.
In the steer bulldogging event
Wilbur Plaughter ot Prattler,
Calif., placed first Thursday. He
has averaged 7.3 seconds in pin
ning two steers. He was followed
by Don Robinson of Rockland,
Ida., who averaged 7.6 and Posey
with a 9.4 second average.
Mac Griffith of Pilot Rock.
Ore., wo.1 the amateur bucking
championship of the Northwest
Duane Howard of Minnewaukan,
N. D. scored 1S3 points - in the
Brahma bull riding. Shoulders,
the defending all-around cham
oion, took second Thursday with
173 points and Bob Wegner of
Ponca City. Okla.. was third with
a total of 171 points.
Final competition will be held
today and Saturday.
United Arab Republic
Answer to Previous Puzzle
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12 Oyiter
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14 Pendent
ornament
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16 Peer Gynt'S
mother
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20 Pronoun '
21 Dance step
2 Finish
23 Greek portico
2 Disunites ,
29 Immerse
21 Weight ot
India
32 City in
Oklahoma
33 Number
34 Syrian coin
37 Interpret
40 Footlike part
41 Beverage
43 Yale
45 Air raid
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(ab.)
46 Dress edge
47 Folding bed
48 Shrink
51 Get free
54 Classifier .
55 Lyric poems
58 Pauses
67 Storms
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11 Chief god of
Memphis
13 Vehicle
18 Foster (ab.)
24 East Indian
woody vine
25 Assistant
27 Shift position
28 Lake in
Ireland
30 Large cats
34 Violent dread
35 Reach for
36 Golf mound
38 Dccennium
39 Runs away
40 Moccasins
42 Mohammedan
noble
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52 Health resort
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