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Obtervtr, L Grande, Ore.. Sat., Now. 28, 1959 pJqe 5 FROM THE TIGER'S LAIR Annual Girls' League Winter Formal Plans Are Announced Plans have been made for the annual Girl's League winter for mal to be held Dec. 5 in the Sacajawea . ballroom under the general direction of Sue Weimer. The dance is to be semi-formal, with corsages optional, and there is no charge for admission. "Ice Palace" -is the theme for the e vent, and the predominate colors will be blue and white. Music is Summerville GirScouts Hold Meet SUMMERVILLE "Special The Girl Scours met recently in the home of their lender. Mrs. Hazel Bennett. Officers elected were: Carol Fleet. President: Ann Oli ver, vice president; Sandra K:)d. secretary, and Linda Kollel, trea surer. For their regular work act ivity they made planters. Women from Summerville at tending the Christiai Fellowship meeling. held at fiessie Taylor's home, nuar Imbler, were Mildred Coffin,' Ruth,. Rollins, Grace Cal houn, Dora Sper.cor. Leona Arnol- dus. Ruth Cornell, and Kdith Tuck. 1-1.,. ...:li I .. III, doing some extensive remodeling on their, house nesr Summerville They are adding new room.;, put ting in rmw windows and a new coat of shing'es on the outside. The Bud Woodarls a-e doing some: painting in the John Tucks house in Summerville. They are trying to get the house ready to move iftto 'Soon. The Wcodards are livings on the Clayton Fox place otbtfie footh'll roan". Mrs. Archie Craig. Summerville was rcooiied to b in the St. Joseph Hospital in La Gra'.de. QUOTES IN THE NEWS United press International PARIS Folies Bergcrc chorus girl Colette Latigolce traveling to America'' for a staging of the Folies at Las Vegas, New: ' "1 sec lAmericai as an im mense, luxurious place, filled with eligible young men." - - SAN FRANCISCO Kevin Richard Sale, 35. arrested on charges -- embezzling up to two million dollars in Australia: "I never counted it. The Aus tralian newspapers claimed it was $500,000 and the auditors later fixed it at two million. I guess that was it. Anyway, it was a lot of money." LONDON Earl Mountbatten, Britain's highest ranking military officer, calling President Eisen hower a great commander in war and a president of peace: 'He gave the order to go (on D-Dayi. and I believe that single order was one of the greatest or ders anyone was called upon to give, and history has shown how right that decision was." CHICAGO Coroner Walter McCarron. announcing that a blue ribbon inquest jury will start hearinc testimony on the 11-death crash of"a TWA' cargo plane into a crowdej residential area near Midway ..'Ah-port: . "Midway Airport was there first W want to know why more homes were allowed to be built there." -j, i No Final Plans Yet On 'Seized' "Cranberry Crop WASHINGTON HT1' wnai s going toi happen to all those con taminated cranberries that didn't get to the Thanksgiving table? In all likelihood, the thousands of pounds of berries seized by the government will be buried, but a final decision on what to do withrthem hasn't been made yet. By Wednesday night, the gov ernment had impounded 250.O5O pounds of. cranberries as con taminated by the weed-killer am tnotriazole which has caused can cer in rats. ' "We haven't had time lo formu late plaTTS" for their disposal." Mid one official of the Food and Drug Administration 'F D A'.' fWe've been loo busy tracking them down." Owners of cranberry lots found to be contaminated have 30 days to protest government seizure Sction. -After that, the berries can be disposed of under supervi sion of ,JL'.S. marshal. FDA of ficials weren't anticipating any protest sj . ATTENDANCE STREAK ENDS SHERMAN, Tex. 'UPI '-Lloyd Clcary won the monthly Sherman L:ons Ckih- attendance prize, but didn't receive K. The dity it was lo be awaVded. Ck-ary as al sent. 1 lie lit ai 1 uifci nif; vm ijv. mini, a iiiu.Miiiuiii vtt nu poms lor COn- Glalys fica at Imbler, the se-lent, 20 points for originality, and cond Tuesday of the month. j 40 points for delivery, with a pos- David W'ylcnd, Summerville, ' sible 100 joints. had the CnUlortune to break his! - arm at school. 1 III Remodeling Home 'AnflUCII (JillOn Mr. aud Mrs. E-nest I'ugh are to bo furnished by Hilly Howell's orchestra. Assisting Miss Weimer are Deanna Talbott, decoration chair man; Lela F.vans, program chair man: Judy Talbott. entertain ment chairman; Francis Turner, invitation chairman: Shirley Smir' thwaite. refreshment chairman, and Sue Ilindmun, clean up chair man. Speech Winner LeRoy Moblcy has bten chosen as the local winner of the Voice of Democracy speech contest, spon soied by the National Association of broadcasters, and the Veterans of ForeiR.l Wars, held uv. n. Competing against l.eltoy were Carol' Brownton. Joy Maim. Gori Lou Huberts and Jim Cornell. Be cause; Cove failed to enter the contest. Pat Myers, Dick Hih an-l Dcanv.n Talbott received the opportunity to participate as nl terrater.. Mobloy will compete in the dis trict meet, and it chosen there as winner, he will try for s'ntp hon ors. The winner of the contest travels to Washington DC, to Coni)te in the na'ional judging. me speeches 01 the co iteMe.nts I are originally written scripts, and must be from three to lie rni.t- utes lo.g. The jiilgirg is based on .............. r ah . , Is Success UNION i.Soeciali The annual L'nion High School carnival was last Tuesday. Chairman of the carnival were Posts Jacob, Leese Taylor a id La Verne Brings. The carnival was biyger and bet ter lhan ever. Queen candidates this year were: Senior. Sharon Cropland; junior, Joy Turner. Sophomore. Janet Hamb'it rnd freshman Lir-Ja Hannan. There were two door prizes, an electric blanket and a radio. There was also a d: awing every hour, for merchandise donated by various Union merchants. Tale.it Shoo A talent show a one of the main features of the evening. The FHA had a lunch booth featuring hot dogs and chili, salad, pie and cake, and ice cream and coffee,, There were many other booths, including a fish pond and dart game, and country store. Commute? for the affair were: advertising, Sharon Crosland chairman, Claudia Herman, Alan Livingston, and Barbara Harris ine talent snow committee were Kalhy Edvalson, chairman, Marie Edwards, Dixie Ballard and Harry Swart; Construction work, Harry Miller and Mr. Bartholomew. A large percentage of the pro ceeds will go to pay for the school insurance, it was stated. Catherine Creek Group Meets UNION 'Special' The Catherine Creek Extension unit met recent ly at the grange hall. County com mittee chairman Mrs. Wayne Jones was present. The project was "consumer Edu cation". The members finished their etchings on aluminum trays. Hostesses were Mrs. Ralph Tilus, Mrs. John Beck and Mrs. Fred Pembrook. Door prize was won by Mrs. Ted Bradfield and the 4-H prize by Mrs. Pembrook. "Tin Can Craft" will be the project at the next meeting, Dec. 8. The project will be given by Mrs. A. M. Le?. La Grande mem bers ate asked to bring a sack lunch. Members decided on a Christ ina:, pany, utv iu ai 1U:30 a.m., at the home of Mrs. Royal Wilde, wilh a pot luck dinner and gift exchange. On the entertainment committee will be Mrs, Bob Wells and Mrs. Bob Wheeler. BOY GETS WATCH v NEW YORK (UPI 1 Tk. Department of Parks Friday pre sented a cold watch far h....i " ilt.tU3llll to U-year-old Gerard Daggett Jr. Daggett ncipea rescue a 55-year-old man who fell from a jetty off Staten' Island Nov. 15. -j La Grande Observer Established 1896 Entered 8cond Clin Mutter at the Pout orric. of La OrandV OreRon Under the Act of March i. By Carrier Month , rls Yr . By Motor Itoute" 15.00 Tar ..J1S.80 - 1.40 ..$1J.09 - 60 - a. so - 1.J5 Month By Mall Tear - S Months ., S Months Month CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INFORMATION All Clalfld Advertising (, mr. cepted subject to the rules and re;iiltlons of the L Orande Pnbllhln Company, which will not be rennonatbte for any errors after the flrnt Insertion and re joryes the right to properly classi fy ' all advertisements. delete objectionable words or sentences r to refuse any adrertlsement. Important VFW Meet Is Scheduled Tuesday ; An important business meeting by the La Grande Vet'rans of Koreign Wars post is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the clubhouse. Post Commander Jim Ritchey k asking a large turnout of the membership during which possi ble Christmas plans will be list ed. 7 Personals 7 ANY GIRL in trouble, or needii frinnHlv nrliMu.tv mriln l.l phone or stop in at the Sulvatl Army. 211 Kir St. WO 2-2SH1. 8 Special Notices 8 WILL take care of 3 elderly ladies in my home. 24 hour nursing care. WO 3-3003. LDS. SECOND Ward Christmas Bazaar, Dec. 2nd at LDS. Recreation Hall. Open 3:30 to 7:45 p.m. Caleteria dinner, 4 to 7 p.m. Talent show 8 p.m. Publ.c invited. 10 Lost & Found 10 LOST: Small black tool hox full of hand tools on Wash, near Wards. Reward. 140.1 tith. LOST: Diamond, in vicinity Liber ty Theater. Rewaid. WO 3-3014. 25 Wanted to Borrow 25 $3,000. good security. Write box 31. c 0 The Observer. 26 Money To Loan 26 FOR Federal Land Bank Loans CONTACT Nat'l. Farm Loan Assoc. New Foley Blrtg. La Grande Ooserver Want Arts (irt Kpsulti. 28 Musical Column 28 Upright' Practice Piano SPECIAL PRICE for Christmas $75.00 GLOBE THRIFT MART 29 Building Material 29 ft Give Him A POWER TOOL For Christmas Famous Bran ds such as: Black & Decker, De Walt, ShopSmith & Trust worthy. We have a complete line of Power Tool Accessories. Lay-Away Easy Terms ZIMMERMAN'S 8 Special Notices Northern Stamp Sale ALL Merchandise NOT listed in our NEW Ca talog to be sold at V2 Price Cash or Stamps to make room for the new Merchandise com ing in NOW! PICK UP your Xmas toys at V2 price. This Merchandise goes for LESS than COST to you! MERCHANTS WELCOME NORTHERN STAMP STORE 103 Fir La Grande, Ore. 9 Auction Sales 9 Double M Hereford Ranch Sale 300 REGISTERED Herefords SAT., December 5, 1959 10 a.m. Hermiston, Oregon Northwestern Livestock Commission Co. Yards 32 Mi. West of Pendleton on U.S. lliway 30. 90 COWS TO CALVE AGAIN IN SPRING 30 COWS & 30 CALVES SE1JJNG TOGETHER 30 BULL CALVES 31 Yearling Range Bulls Double M Herefords have proved themselves time and again as producers of type of cattle that meet all requirements of cowmen. Size Fleshing' Early Maturity Weight for Age. Auctioneers: II. B, Sager Rod McCollough FOR INFORMATION CALX.: . Pat Hopper, Athena. LO 6 3840 or Pendleton CR 6-7374 ' Strange As It Seems ONE HUNDRED MINK, WHEW FED RATIONS CONTAINING I PES CENT NORWEGIAN KELP MEAL, GAINED MORE POUNDS OK LESS FOOD, AND PUODUCED LARGER PEtTa OF GREATER VALUE ... Oept of Zoology Oiio Swe Unit ' MM THE AMMUNITION AT 6ELEA3UE2ED FT. UEMRY WAS MEASLY EXHAUSTED, BETTY ZAN RAN 40 YARDS TO A STOREHOUSE THOUGH A MAIL OF ENEMY BULLETS AND ARROWS, RETURNED WITH A KEG OF POWDER POURED IN A TaBLC CUTH AD SAVED THE FORT RelOuhonl'J V.ir. 1732- 30 Misc. For Sale 30 Kl U, knutli muskrat tout, ood rimdi:ion. io M.l.n, Apt. 2. SANTA'S ttcrk shop couldn't hold try more toys Choose Irom Our Bii; Srlertion. LA (iltAXPK. ITAKDWARK ft Mom . . . Will be the Luckiest Mom If She Gets One of these Indispensible VERSA-TABLES These little tables serve equally well for party service or as a utility unit ... on wheels . . . jr 1 o a ni i n p brass or wrought iron. ... A real step saver for Mom. . . . Just 'Fold 'n Koll' for easy storage. Prices From $18.75 to $35.00 Bohnenkamp's 1 GERMAN made Strobe $35. Call Bill Bebout. WO 3-3161 light. 400 THEATER seats, upholstered seat & back, self rising. WO 3-2409 ASHLEY wood heating stove, $52. E. W. Smith, Imbler. NEW shipment of ORGANS. THOMAS & LOWRY. Prices start at $695. Easv Terms. RADIO MUSIC SUPPLY 1213 Adams WO 3-4232 8 Special Notices 9 Auction Sales 9 30 BRED 2 YR. OLD HEIFERS TO CALVE IN SPRING t 25 OPEN HEIFERS 60 HEIFER CALVES D0U&LAS FIRS imtr ltli'tu, Wcwsfcrx? hit) Pk CROW OWLV ON fHf NORTH SIDE OF LARGE i ROCKS 30 Misc. For Sale 30 ft Buy The Best . . . Buy Schwinn Bicycles & Accessories Use Our Convenient Lay-Away Plan THE FIXIT SHOP 218 X. Fir WO 3-2001 ft KITCHEN PRETTIES For Christmas CANISTER SETS 8 Mfctchini! pieces. 4 Canis stcrs. Paper Dispenser. Cak? Saver. Bread Hox anil Grrbace Container. Your choice of colors, turquoise, pink, yellow or white wilh chrome cr eopier trim. 12 Pc. SALAD SETS S3.29 (including folk & spoon I Stoneware BEAN POTS, like Grandmother used. See these and other lovely gifts in Housewares Dept. ZIMMERMAN'S FOR SALE: 1 Adding machine like new; 1 Oak Desk, excellent 1 Vacuum, large industrial type 'cleaner; 1 l'j Ton Huniper Jack: 14 Ton Floor Jack: 1 heavy duty electric car polisher. 7 size: and miscellaneous sta tion items, all in very good condition. HUNTER'S GARAGE. 1605 Cherry. 31 Home Furnishings 31 THRIFTERRIFICS GLOBE THRIFT MART 32 Appliances, Etc. 32 LATE MODELS HOTPOINT electric aut omatic range, deep well ... in top condition . . . $79.95 MONTOMERY WARD 30" Gas Range late mod el, wide oven, excellent mechanical condition . . . $89.95 GLOBE. THRIFT MART 20 Service Directory 20 SERVICE DIRECTORY When you need a specialized service call one of the firms or individuals listed here! FRED J. YOUNG lersonal Insurance Specialist i;ife, Accident & Sickness. Applica tions considered from 1 month to years of age. Sacajawea Hotel Lobby WO 3-2201 STAN'S TREE SERVICE Topping, trimming, removing. Free estimate Insured Will give credit. WO 3-3601 FRIGIDAIRE - MAYTAG Appliance Sales & Service DOLVEN S WO 3-3327 FOR your roofing, siding lc re modeling CALL L. A. JAMES CO. Free est. WO 3 3454. LA GRANDE READY MIX PH. WO 3 2031 FOR prompt service on furniture and rug cleaning, phone LA GRANDE MATTRESS & UP HOLSTERY. WO 3 3250. ELECTRONICS TV Radio It TV Repair! Island City lliway WO 3 3251 32 Appliances, Etc. 32 FIREPLACE Equipment Screens Priced From : $2!.mi . . . Andirons, Fuel llaskrts . . . Metal or Keod. dates, and Accessories. . . . Your Choice of several Finish es, wrought iron, brass, whatever your taste. On Display In Front Window Bohnenkamp's 39 Pets, Ken'ls., Etc. 39 FOIt SALE Wciimir;.ncr pups, from Kood huntint; stork. I'h. KUiin HE 7-213 (lavs UK 7-54 'ves. 40 Farmers Column 40 STILL available, THEE sawdust & wood chips. We liid. you haul, all you want. Access to yard off Island City lliway, open Mon. thru Fri.. 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. MOl'NT t-MlLY Ll'MHEK CO. 41 Livestock Wid. II La Grande Livestock Comm. Sale Everv Thursday Phone Office WO 3 2GG0 Co Dub Green 42 Livestock 42 ft' WONDER HORSE Gniled. Spring type. Your little t'nwpoke will love this prancing steed. Have one put on Lay Awav . . . Today! (2-Sizes) $1 1.95 & $29.95 Bohnenkamp's KEG. IIEIIEI OHD bulls, coming 2 years old. Frrd Koiilet, E'ltin 43 Poultry, Rabbits 43 BOASTING HEN'S for sole J. O. Itams'y fM Lane 45 Sportsman's Col. 45 ft Top's Pride SMOKING STANDS An Excellent Selection of Finishes and Styles $5.95 & Up MAGAZINE RACKS Here is ano'.her Gift that will please Pop and Mom will ap preciate tco. . . . Keeps the Magazines in neat ord r. $2.95 & Up Bohnenkamp's 300 WEATIIERBY Magnum rifle. sling & ammunition. WO 34at4 ft ZIMMERMAN'S Also Have an Ex cellent Selection of Sporting Goods . . . Good Place to Do Your Shopping. 50 Fuel Supplies -50 14" MILL WOOD Call WO 3-5642 or Union 3651. Box 185, Union, Ore. Observer Want Ads Get Result 51 Wanted To Rent 51 HOUSE with garage or barn. cilher town, country. Hox 30, Observer. 20 Service Directory 20 FOREIGN CAR REPAIRS & SERVICE WO 3 5933 Ask About Hwliict Service Plan HUNTER'S GARAGE Ifi05 Cherry La Grande COAL!! ABERDEEN & LION Two of Utah's Finest Coals Washed, Dried. Illcndul 4 Oiled. Order Yours Today! Pres-to-los ' LA GRANDE LUMBER CO. BEAN VISUALINF.R wheel Align ment IIUNTKH Rjilmrir,?. Appointment or While-t'Wait FORD'S TIRE SERVICE 4th at Jefferson WO 3 W7 JONES BROS. Heating Certified LENNOX Dealer Island Cltv lliway WO 3 2421 WATKINS QUALITY PRODUCTS Vitamins. Mary Kin Cosmetics, Spices, Extracts, Household Items. WO 3 2715 809 C Ave. 56 Apt. Rentals 56 I I AN i loinn apt. across from t'hns I',k, WO 3-.ri244 alter 6. STEAM heated furn. apartment. le lu i(mn. nof, O Ave. ' HEAL Tin. LLY furn. 3-room apt. Near town & college. 1H02 3rd. 1 1 ItNISHEl) 2 room opt., freshly tlitrnrated. refrigerator, gas heat and cooking. 2104 Greenwood. WO 3 2U77. HOISKKKKI'IN'G apt., priv. bath. Near Unn & college. 1802 3rd. MODERN 2 room furnished apt., electric stoe, washer, refrig erator, private bath. 3-3610, 1206 H "V hulmoin apt. TV cable, pi. vale entrance. Close in. Hill! W 3-47211. I I llMSIIKIlThooom nit.. heat anil newly d, cer..ted, 304 Adams, Modern apt , steam heat. 2 blocks trom college. 1107 0th. Two adults only. COX n tunic hid apt., fur lamind llnor, private I I h. WO 3 .r.4. nai e heal bath. liNf 2 HEimooM furnished apt. l.are closets, bath, laritt' livin room, kitchen i:h dimiiK arNi. dec. ranv & refrigerator. TV cable, automatic washer & dryer. Aiiulis only. Call after 5 p.m. WO 3 S:r,i. ; DESUtAUl.E unfurnished dimlex ground door. WO 3 3S31. NEW APIS, down town lo cation. Appliances furnish d on request. Can be shown anytime. l'.II.L THOMAS KKAL KSTATK 207 Depot WO 3-3173 BACHELOR apt., steam heat. cKin, close in. 1908 2nd. WO 3- 2.12. Downtown Apt. for information inquire at Ziinnieriiians 3 ROOM apt., clean, close 1706 4th. WO 3 2709. 58 Houses For Rant 58 ONE bidroom house, modern. comfo tabli, close in wilh gor flge. reasonable: also bachelor apt., close in. Leo Westenskow. Phone WO 3-5281. liEDliOOM house, furnace. Inq. IJ04 East N. TWO Bedroom Duplex wired & plumbtd lor automatics. Avail able imrntdialely. 2916'i 2nd. W. It. Sliekney. WO 3 5305. 2 BEDROOM modern house. 2402 E M. Observer Want Ads Gel ResuMs 59Misc. for Rent 59" 1 TRAILER space. 2 blocks from P. O. Private. $25. mo. Call WO 3-4215 mornings until 10. Attention Doctors Have excellent location for medical clinic on ground floor. Long term lease. WO 3 3368. 78 Farm & Ranches 78 DUKRK KKALTY Benny Hicks - WO 3-2423 Ben Dalo .... WO 3-4057 La Grande, Ore. BILL THOMAS REAL ESTATE rt!7 Depot WO 3-3173 80 House For Sal 80 W. E. WILKINS Real Estate & Insurance Fac Annex Ph. WO 3-213T WILLIAMSON'S Real Estate & Ins. Serv. WO 3-4311 BURLING REAL ESTATE AGCY. 1103 Adams WO 3-5450 WESTENSKOW-NEBEKER Real Estate & Ins. Serv. Foley Bldg. WO 3-5321 100 Autos For Sale 100 Holiday Prices Good '59 SIMCA 4-Door Sedan The Custom model in new condition. Less than 7,000 miles. ONLY $1645. '56 PL YM. Station Wagon 2-Doorwith over-drive. radio, heater. REDUCED AT: . $2195. '53 CHEV. 2-Door Sedan ONLY $545. '52 De SOTO Club Coupe. SPECIAL $275 Also Good Selection of Lower Priced Automobiles & Trucks PRICED TO SELL! , Oregon Tractor Home of the Lark 'Depot St. 85 Farm Equipment 85 HYDRAI L1C unit, complete with pump tank It controls. HE 7 3365, Elgin. JAMESWAY & OAKES TANK HEATERS Stock and Poultry Fountain Inland Poultry & Feed 1418 Je.'ferson WO 3-4223 87 Irrigation, Pumpt 47 Wells & Pumps CORRIELL'S 'sland City Hy. WO 3-4524 j. C. TANDY, WELL DRILLING Thief Valley Road Box 223, North Powder Ph. 2436 90 Trailer House 90 SMALL 18 It. trailer house. V. M. Carlson, see at .N. end of Maple. SMITH-GATES heating tape & water pressure hose. CHUB'S TRAILER SALES 1109 V St. WO 3 5960 yl Trailer For Sale 9 SELL equity in trailer house, 40' x 10", f till v equipped. Lucky buyer gels 1955 Chcv. Call WO J 2.101 or see at U'Si'r X. 95 Logging Equip't. 95 McCULLOCH SAWS They're torture tested. Started & Stopped 57.329 times with out failure. McCULLOCH Sales & Service 215'i Fir WO 3 5609 NEW Homelite J'Buz" Chain Saw $150.40 Weight 1G lbs. ... 5 Hp. 2 Gl's 8 Truck, Auto Rent. 98 TIRES For Sale At My Cost 45 Misccllaiuoiis New, Used A Retread Tires HUNTER'S GARAGE. 1605 Ch'rry Truck for rent you drive Move yourself ssve half MAC'S MOBILE SERVICE 1434 Adams Phone WO 3-4409 NEy LOW PRICES on RIVERSIDE Nylon '64' Tires. Free mounting WARD'S 100 Auto For Sole 100 OK USED CARS M. J. GOSS . Motor Company See the 160 Pontiacs Ruicka Cadillacs .' GETTINGS-LYNcn Motor Company ' HAND FORD SALES FOR FINER USED CARS Chestnut k Jefferson ' WO 3-21A1 100 Auto For Sale 100 ft. '55 MERCURY Montclairc -Coupe Radio, heater, Mere-o-matic. power equipped, tu tone paint. $495. DOWN HAND . Ford Sales ... t Chestnut & Jefferson WO 3-2161 100 Aufoe For Sale 100 Specials! Thru Dec. 3rd '57 CHEV. Bel Aire 4-Door Sedan in beau tiful 2-tone rose and white, excellent con- , dition thruout. JUST ;...$1745. '52 PACK. Dlx 4-Door Maroon finish, motor just over-hauled. GOOD $395. '53 DODGE 4-Dr Sedan A BUY $495. WO 3-2314