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L Imbler School Girls League In 1st Meeting IMBLER 'Special' - The GirU League of the jpaior and senior high school held their first meet ing and party of the fall, in Wade hall, last Wednesday evening. The girls have adopted the "big and lit tle sister'' program for the year. Names were drawn by the "little sisters" to select their "big sister." Officers in the league this fall are: president, Judy Calhoun; first vice president, Frances Pratt: sec ond vice president, Marie Wil liams; secretary, Kaylene Wagon er; treasurer, Beverly Starr; his torian. Beckey Wagoner. Mrs. Ro berta Exley is the advisor. Miss Carol Wsstensko and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wes tenskow, left Thursday morning for Provo, Utah. Carol Is entering BYU again this year, where she win De a senior. At the regular meeting of the KFA class this week, Ed Johnson was elected treasurer for the term. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Price and daughter, Linda, after having some difficulty in finding a place to live, have moved into the Doyle Wilson house. Observer, La Grand, Or., Sat.. Sept. 36, 1959 Pag 4 PREMIER TO INDIA NEW DELHI. India (UPD-Po- lish Premier Josef Cyrankiewicz will pay a four-day visit to India next month for talks with Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, of ficial sources reported today. Dinah Shore Would Be Cinch To Win Candidate For Queen By VIRNON SCOTT ' UPI Staff Writer HOLLYWOOD UPI If they passed' out crowns for the king and queen of television, Dinah Shore would be a mortal cinch to wear the coronet for the distaff performers. Dinah, moving Into her ninth vi deo year Oct. 4, has remained at the lop of the TV heap simply by being herself. Her challengers for longevity and popularity, Loretta Young and Gale Storm, also have weekly shows, but they play characters other than themselves. The blonde songbird attributes her success to luck. "If a girl must be on television High School FFA Chapter Places Third At Joseph Members of the La Grande High School chapter of Future Farmers of America placed third in soil judging competition at Joseph last Thursday. The local judging team, Larry Campbell, Dale Case and Erwin Smutz, attended a special leader ship conference at Joseph with oth er FFA leaders of Eastern Oregon DAILY JV LOG 2KREM jk KXLY M KHQ TV TT TV P TV SATURDAY i'ii "J1" CooL . Anl 0kly" ." Jlndjo. . :3 tUck Clark Starllts Stairway Bonaasa 4:46 ... 7:00 HuckUbarry Uauad CUco Kid " 7 15 M m m 7:lf Jukllca USA Want Dead or Cnallenca ' Ally 4:ll LrDo Wlk Uronner Tha Deputy I:1S " N J:'f 2 Ha Oun Will Tra. Cimmaron City S:i5 " . h m :0j Pro Football i;Umk " 8:15 " . m " Heckonlna Could Be Ton 1:IS m m "0:,j .. " Death Valley Days is-4 1 " X1 Feature LaUafeTlik 11:00 Channel Theatre . M 11:15 " 11. 10 " 11:48 - SUNDAY . , 111:00 ,i ' 10:1.1 MaJ. League Dall I o : 4 s I I oil 11:45 .... 11:S0 I : 4 r. r " l:0 Khnmhrhev ThlaIa the Life "m - . 'J-' Oral Roberts " 1:0() CullcKa Newa Cunt. Industry nn Parade Ctarlatophar Serlea M' . . ''ro football 1:10 American Legend Mlxalnn at 1:45 " Mldnentury 2:00 Xelecourae Q-Toona J:1S . - t:9 U. or Waahlneton " " 1:4S F.w.lball - ' 1:00 " " - III - - , S:Je F. Zaback " S:4S - - 4:00 Star A atory I'aciric BW Tenuia Clreua Boy 4:lt - 4.J0 Sword of Freedom " Brave Stallion 4:4S " " 6:00 Scarlet Pimpernal " Danger la My 11 u a. 6:16 " - 6:30 Lone Ranger Weelta Beat Movie 6:46 " 4:00 iOlh Ont. Preaenta " " 1:16 6:30 JOth Century " S:46 - " " 7:01) You Asked for It Laaale Riverboat T:JS - . - 7:30 Maverick Bd Sullivan " T:4S " 8:00 " Sunday Showcaae :16 - S:30 Lawman " " :4 9.0O Colt 4S O.H. Theater Roy Itugora S:15 " " " S:S0 Splendid American Alfred Hltchcook " :4S " 10:00 " Richard Diamond Loretta Touns 10:15 " - 10:30 World of Talent What's My Line Late Movie 10:45 - II til Sunday Spectacular Sun. Newi Feature " 11:16 - 4 Moat Feature " lt:J0 - - m U:46 " - MONDAY 1:00 Cont. Claaaroom 6:16 - 1:1 Dine Done School 6:46 - 00 On The Oo Dounk Re kU 16 S:IS December Bride Treasure Boat :46 1 10:0d - I Love Lucy Prlca la Riaht 10:16 l lo Top Dollar Conoentratioa 14:45 11:00 Love Of Life Tlo Tao Pouch 11:15 Preview " " 11:10 ltoinper Room Search for Tomorrow It Could Be Yoa 11:46 Guldlne Llebt It 40 Acroaa the Hoard Coffee Club Theatre Queen For a Day 11:16 12:30 Pantomime Quia " The Thin Man 11:46 - " 100 Mii.lr lllngo " Teua( Dr. Maloaja 1:15 " 1:30 Durna Allan A tha World Turns Prom Theaa RooU 1:46 - S 1 nil Day In Court For Better or Houae on High 8t t:16 " Wore S:l Oale Storm Shew UauaDarly Split Personality 1:46 " 100 Ueat The Cloak Bl Payoff Matlnea on SIS 1:16 9 30 Am. Bandatand Terdlot la Tour 1:45 " " " 4:S Brlichter Day " 4:11 " Secret Storm 4:30 Popeya M(t ot NlfM ' 4:46 - " Palnt-O-Pete 6: " liamar Five O'Cruek Movi 4:16 " " . 5:16 Rln Tin Tin Rubin Hood " 6 46 - - as regularly as I am, she's lucky to be a singer because there is such a diversity of material and things for her to do," she ex plained. Hew About Others How. then, does she account for the not-so-lucky Rosemary Clun ey, Patti Page and Giesele Mac kenzie" ' Gee," Dinah said, "I don't know what to say about that. I can only talk about myself. 1. do know l m not the type of person audiences get a quick crush for, and just as fast cooling off. It's matter of establishini a rapport with the viewers. "And that's something you can't develop. You have to have that quality to begin with." Dinah also credits guest stars with keeping the show high in the ratings. She produces big-time stars ana gives them plenty to do. sometimes I'm absolutely awe struck ' by my guests,", she laughed, "and this is transmitted to the audience." Calmness Under Fir Another Shore trademark is her calmness under fire. When she forgets the lyrics of a song, or the scenery comes crashing down, Dinah doesn't gloss over the con fusion. She comes right out, usual ly breaking up, and explains the situation to the audience. ' This year queen Dinah ' Is cxwrecy cannot be guarantee by the La Grande Observer. Enterprise People Saddened To See Close Of Store 'EN'TEHPIUSE (Special i It ..... .. ;ih a inline of sadness that the people of Enterprise, parlieu. mho had lived in Iowa lot ij w ... for the past 40 or 50 years, walked down, main streei ine w w week to find tne aoors ut Bor land's Grocery closed. ' : Clifford Wilson and his mother, m-. i.-m;iv Wilson. Dronrietors. have aold the stock of groceries and equipment to nowe s uroeery. Wilson will retain ownership of the building in which the grocery store, ,, was located and which houses steam-healed apartments on the second floor. ' Louis Berland. father of Mrs. Emily '. Wilson, assisted by his iifmuiiiur mmlucted the business until his passing in ltti!) when Mrs. Wilson and her son, uuiurq;, took over. An attractive feature of the store for many years was the eotuv ter of highest quality and choicest breads and pastry baked by Mrs. Louisa Day, another daughter of Louis Berland. : pressed for guest stars, as Is ev ery other star in the business. "Guests are getting more expen sive every year," she said. "And so many top stars are busy with , their own shows they haven't time ' to pay visits with other perform ers: So far this year I've lined up Gwen Verdun, Ingemar Jo hannsoil, G r o u c h o Marx, Joan Crawford and Rossano BrazzL" African Ration Answer to Previous Puxil ACEOSS 1 African . nation lit controls the Sues 11 Mountain, crests II Drowsy 14 Lace anew It 30 (Ft.) ie Fiber knots If Give ear t 1 Auricle 10 Dirk 22 Expire 23 Steamers (t) 24 Dutch cheese 26 Passes on 28 Observe 30 Make lac llPsving substanco 32 Courtesy title 13 Spheres ot action KDemoUth It Heavy blow 40 Stitch 42 Fruit ' 44 Corded fabric 49 Pertaining to an age 47 District Staff Officer (ab.) 43 Straightener SI SeU in small lots S3 Singing voices 64 Fireplace shelf S3 Dropsy 06 Those who (suffix) DOWN 1 Merits 2 County in many states 3 Gave a sharp quick cry 4 School group (ab.) 5 Georgia 6 Heart T Animal 8 Ten nines B Perfumes 10 Malign looks 12 Sow. 13 Thoroughfares 18 Ventilate 21Cttik-chfete 23 Petty prince 25 Intend - 27 Den 29 Expungers 13 Anointed 34 Grumble 35 Weight 37 Unruffled . 38 More facile 39 Make a speech 41 Tepid 43 Revolves 46 Meadows 40 Nam (Fr.) 50 Age 51 Explosive l p 4 0i I 8 1 I0 ii IT fir jlj : iJT it"" ""irru'"' ir 11 Ze U "T ' t ' A Z8 Z9 ' ji sr : it : fly tT""c"" n - - T) " ?t " I I I I I s I I - 11 People of Note Answer to Previous Puzzl ACROSS 1 American . woman diplomat (Popular male singer I American writer 11 Reion 13 Sad cry 14 Measures of type 15 Emotion 17 Insect egg 18 Cloyed 19 Enliven 21 Coxy spot 23 Trouble 24 Measures of land 27 Solar disk 29 Cut 32 Turn 34 Whole 31 Beetle 37 Take umbrage z 38 Transmitted 39 New star 41 Distress - signal 42 English prince 44 Comedienne Vague 46 Anchorage 49 Overact S3 Viper -84 Self- contradictory statements 96 Mariner's - direction 87 Lateral part 88 Inferior 69 Possesses 60 Biblical name 61 Noun suffix DOWN 1 Scottish girl 3 Plaitio ingredient 3 Coin 4 Consumed Sep cTjElgK u Bp stol h jsilf I 8 Cogged wheel 6 Ester 7 American educator , I Ancient port of Rome S Punishments 10 Leave out 11 Italian city 16 Fancy 20 Light' fogs 22 Severe 24 War god 25 Part 28 Earl of Chesterfield apd, family xa Courage 30 Italian river 31 Wagers 33 Perfume 35 Approached 40 Exaggerate 43 Interval 45 Soap plant 46 Crush ' 47 Greek mountain - ' 48 Profit . 50 Cattle 1 51 Hardy ' heroine 92 Essential being S5 Roman bronze I l 4 f j 8 9 10 ll ii i? 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