La Grande observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1959-1968, December 29, 1959, Page 7, Image 7

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    "Observer, Le Grande, Ore., Tues., Dec. 29, 1959 Page 7
N. Powder Cub
Money Selling
NORTH POWDER" (Special)
North powder Cub Scouts realized
some Christmas money when a
-group of them, directed by
'George Ceils, Bill Lewis, Gor
'don Gorham and Wilbur Oster
loh. sold Christmas trees.
The sixth grade at the North
' Powder Grade School gave a going
laway party (or Tommy Huddles
'ton. Tommy's parents, Mr. and
vMrs. L. T. Huddlcston, have mov
ed to Portland.
Mrs. Howard Stains, Sumas,
,Wash., arrived here last week to
.visit her mother, Mrs. Lois M.
.Johnson, who Is in the St. Eliza
, beth Hospital in Baker with a
broken hip. Mrs.' Stains is staying
. with her brother an-i sistoi-in-:iaw,
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Johnson,
.until after Christmas. Her hus
band joined his wife here for
Christmas.
4 AII.Enn.a T.:
Air. and Mrs. S.
L. Nichols and ,
.lamiiy, nave just returned from i
,an ail-expense vacation to Flori-
Higher Education
t ACKOSS 34 Shuts
1 College In 35 Yeast
Cedar Rapids, aorowi
lowa i
4 College in
Cleveland,
Ohio .
I Elm
12 Do
mathematics
13 Genus of
37 Communists
'39 Peel
40 Location
41 Container
42 Adhesive
45 Disdained
49 Distribute
51 French friend
52 Employer
53 Dry
54 Pronoun
55 Vegetable
54 Confines
57 Prosecute
DOWN
' whales
14 1 goes
' with rock
15 Pol
16 Artery fact
16 Norwegian
explorer
, 20 Overweight
21 Negative word
22 Italian family
24 Therefore i
24 On thaoceaa
27 Health resort
30 Names
32 Reach
lllir.d
2 Scent
3 English
astronomer
4 Shore
5 Italian river
(Vistas
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1 DAILY TV LOG
2KREM V KXLY I r KHQ
TV TV O TV
TUESDAY
C:64 Quick Draw M'Graw New Bforts Movie? 47ont.)
6:15 " Douir Edwards Front Page
C:30 Kewstreat Amos n' Andy -
:46 : r XRC Nwg
7:00 L'A Mrirfhall Award Theater Seven league
7:1$ - " Roots
7:30 Suffarfoot Border Patrol Laramie
:
8:00 " Dennis O'Ktefe "
8:18 - -'
8:30 Wyatt EarD Mny Loves of Dobli Kibher XlcOee
1:45 " Olllls A Molly
9:00 Kirieman Titfhtrope Art. Murray Parly
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9:30 PhilllD Marloir Hed Rkeltnn Forrt Stnrtime
:5 "
10:00 Alcoa Present. Carry Moore
10:1.1
10:30 Night Court " ' I NVw
10:45 " " ' Iile MotI
lt:00 N'lghtbtal Playboy PenthouHe
11:15 Jack Taar
11:30 " " "
11:45 " I
WEDNESDAY
8:00
1:11 . ' .
8:14 Univ. Profile Dins Done School
t:46 8onc Bliop "
:0u RtS Row Douah Re Ml
:U
8:30 On The Oo Play Tour Hunch
:4t - "
10:00 I Love Lucy Price Lm Hlttat
10:18 " "
10:30 December Bride Concentration
10:48 "
11:00 Love Of Life Truth or Conseq.
11:15 Pnwlew ' "
ll:lo Rompar Room Search for Tomorroi It Could Be Ton
11:45 ' ' r.ul.Mna Llaht
13:00 Reatlua Oun It's A Great Life Queen For a Day
11:14 J " " "
11:30 Love That Bob Star 4 The Thin Man
13:45 " "
1:00 Music Bln(o Take 4 Toun Dr. Jlalone
1:15".. . . " "
1:30 Burns A Allen As the World Tumi From These ttoota
1:45 - I .
3 00 Day In Court Better or Worae House on High St.
1-IS ,, 7
liso 0lf Storm fhow Ileus Party Split Personality
1:5 , . . .
3 00 Beat the Clock Millionaire Matinee on Sla
:1S - - "
3:30 Who Tm You Trunt Verdict la Toura "
1:45, ' "
4 no Xm. ItaniUland Hrlahter Das '
4-11 - Secret Storm m
IS ropey. ., . Bdy of tfl p.i.o.p,,.
Too .- Ramar ' 5 0ioek Movie
8:15 - .
5 80 My Friend FHcka Robin Rood .
This Km la made up rem Infermetieei by Televhieti Sletiom and its
accuracy cannot be guarantee! by the La Grenata Obserw.
Scouts Make
Yule Trees
da as guests of the J. I. Case Co.
lite miuuis laiuii i iurmi'riy ui
Powder.
Dill Lewis recently purchased
the Burl Jones house which is
next to the post office. The Lam
bert family has moved into the
house.
Mrs. Bill Nice has received
word from her daughter, Mrs.
William Walker of Kenewick.
that her oldest son, Larry, was in
volved in a car accident. - Larry
was only slightly injured. He is
the grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Nice.
Mrs. Helen Yardstrom. Hut
Lake, visited recently with her
sifter, Mrs. Walter McGrath.
Visiting at Boise
Mr. and Mrs. Kiley Lewis. Vn
ion. were visitors at the Gary
Erwin home.
Mr. and Mrs. Keiih Simonis
and Mr. and Mrs. Burl Jones
were -tn Boise recently Thev re
turned last Saturday. Mrs. Ern-
est timonis look care of her
Answer to Previous Puzzle
cp;p'ij . a;c;i-,,eig
7 French water
8 Clm
9 Flower
10 Shade trees
11 Otherwise
17 Turn ,
19 Chills
23 Aquatie
mammals
24 Engrave
25IpuUU
26 rtbperly Hem
27 Treeless
plains
28 Wharf
29 Mrs.
Lindbergh
31 Weirder
33 Hoglike
mammal
38 Wish
40 Large bird
41 Ties
42 Siit
43 Church recess '
44 A battleship
was named
nfter him
46 Muney
47 Ostrich
48 Dreadful
50 Faucet
gl6!E"LJr-)A!PlJJ- o I- Al
B!ET B cT olclOlA jj "pjr
E D t Ua pi Ibiv a
E D J U E If-IE A j. OjM
P A S E Pi I A!K'E
Ki.mtk'liililirii.
The Wilbur tMcrloh tamily
were recent guests of Mr. and
iMrs. Bill Gillette. Baker.
( Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patter
son and miii. Dennis. left (or a
vmt with fiunds and relatives in
c ',, , ... ,
Jim Payne visited recently with
.i.,...- I,,,, it, l,i,i Mr
..' ...
MARKETS
By United Press International
PORTLAND DAIRY
POItTI.AM) a I'l '-Dairy mar
ket: Kses To ri'lailt"s: Craile AA
extra large. 4H-.i2c; AA lai'Ki'. 4ii
48c: A laro. 44-1Hc: A A medium
41-43C: A small, M-27c: c.irl6 is
1 Sc addit! ,M1.
Huttor To retailers: AA uful
grale A prints. 7(H; lh.; cjii'lin.
lc hifj'.ifr; I) prints. fi;tc.
Cliee-e ' nuHliuin can I' To
re'.ailers: A Kra.le eliect.lar single
daisies, vl-file. -rci- ssed Ameri
can che"sc, .1 II). lo.it, 4214-44o.-
NEW YCRK STOCKS
NKW VCitK 111 SliK-ks
idied lor the most part in cen
erally rout ire tuninver todav.
Amp.'X. a big loser Monday,
lose mo o thai 3 in the early
trading anparenlly on the state
ment of its president that Gen
e:al Klotliic's ne therm; plastic
mclliod i recordi'ii; s.mmi pic
tures woiiUl supplement rather
than replace lie.- magnetic laK'
prnee.'s.
A:ii x leaded sharply to the
atMDMncenient Thursday and
rgain Monday. dropping more
thai 18 points.
Other electronics continued un
der pressure with hisses running
to more than 3 in Texas Instru
ments a .d l.cr m:irc in Collins
Ila I'c a; d Mt.orola.
U'tktis attr.ijute I th.- list's gen
etal drifting lo the deadlocked i
steel wa'-ie d i s o u I e. However,
seme i.-sues lonnd support, in
eliding I'ularoid itli a gain of
aamnd J, and Firestone which
rose mere than a pn'-'t.
U.S. Steel firmed in the first
hour. Bethlehem and Youngstown
were unchanged, Itepubli? off a
half. American Moltirs firmed h
the autos where Ford, Chrysler,
and General .Motors eased.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND lUPH 'USDA
Livestock:
Cattle 200; two truck lots high
good 1072 and 1151 lb. fed steers
26 and 262a: few standard 21.5(1
22.50; two truck lo'.s high good
with some choice 762 and 803 lb.
heifer 23 50 anoV24; truck kit low
good- 701 lb. '22 ft) ; few 'standard
21; utility cows 15-16.50, including
heavy holslein to 15.50; canners
culters 11-14.
Calves 50; g;od-choice vealers
28-32; standard 22-27; cull-utility
calves and vealers 12 - 20; few
good 315 stock steer calves 25.
Hogs 450; butchers around 50c
lower than early Monday or
steady with close; sows scarce;
numerous lots 1 and 2 butchers
190-230 lb. 14.75-15; few mixed 1.
2 a' d 3 sows around 350-450 lb.
10.50-11.50.
Sheep 200; supply expected to
arrive; good-chuice wooled lambs
Monday 1B 50 - 18; shorn lambs
good-choice 16-17; few fall shorn
lambs 17 50; good-choice feeders
U-15.25.
PORTLAND GRAIN
White wiieat 200
Soft while hard, applicable 2 00
White club 2 00
Hard red winter, ordinary 2 08
Hard white baart, ordinary 2 02
Oats no bid
Barley 44.50.
Russ Expedition
Returns To Base
CHRISTCHLRCH. N. Z. lUPI'
The Russians who reached the
South Pole SEaturday plan to re
turn to their base on the Indian
Ocean without trying to complete
a crossing of Antarctica, it was
reported today.
The Soviet party leaves the U.
S. base at the Pole tonight or
early Tuesday.
The Russians plan a fast return
trip, apparcntely hoping to cover
the l.KiO-milc distance in about
two weeks so as to reach their
base while an expected ship is
there. It took them more than
three months to reach the Pole.
Farming Population
Trend In Decrease
WASHINGTON iU'Ii You
can't keep 'cm-down on the farm
The Census Bureau reported
Sunday that cajly one in eight
Americans now lives on a farm
compared with one in six a
decade ago.
During the last 10 years, the
farm population has declined by
3.900.000. a drop of more than 15
per cent.
bBITS
OSIIK05-H.' Wisconsin 'I'Pli
H. Frederick Wiilkie. W. brother
of the late Weidell Wiilkie. Re
publican candidate for president
in 1M0. died Monday at Alexian
Brothers Home, whe-e, he had
been hospitalized for six years.
NEW YORK UTI' - Peter T
Tatanis, 75, fou.xler amV former
publisher of the Greek-languae.e
newspaper the National Herald,
died Sunday at his home.
Strange As
THt CRI6'NrL BEATNIK.
A VICTOeiAH Of POtHS,
&A3E3 INI k MOVEMENT
CALL63 T6 "CuiT Of INACHOM'-
0 -J 4
; THE KAT5 SKCfAE FURIOUS AVIO
eepuss to co ahatehb thev mt ieakeo-
-PeOVIPIMS PCSS'.B.E PSyCH0L06!CaiCl.UE TO
Th BEHAVloe Ce "SPOILEO' YCUHtsiUZ?..
La Grande Observer'
Established 1896 . .
Entered an H-,'und iMana Matter at
I lie 1'i.xt liffl.-a of l.a lirande.
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Hy Motor lloute
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ADVERTISING INFORMATION
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aubjeet to the rule arid
reituiiittona of the La tJrande
I'tibllHhlni; Company, whtch will
not tie rerfpotmltile for any errors
after the fimt Insertion and re-
irvea the right to properly classi
fy all advertisements. delete
ol'ji-i'tlonnble words or sentences
ir to refuse any advertisement.
CASH RATES
Minimum Charge 81.08
Use The i
BARGAIN RATE
I Days for the Price of 4
You STOP the COST
when you KILL, the ad.
7 Personals
7
ANY GIRL in trouble, or needing
a friendly adviser write, tele
phone or stop in at the Salvation
Army, 211 Fir St. WO 3-2941.
10 Lest ft Found 10 '
LOST: Keys on ring. Reward. Con
tact La Grande Police Station.
LOST: green paraket, answers
to "Quincy," Reward. WO 3-5410.
19 Help Wd Female 19
WANTED: Full time experienced
person to live in, for office work
at Hot Lake.
23 Work Wanted 23
HEAVY equipment operator with
10 years experience or truck
driving, any kind. Contact at
1612 Adams.
30 Misc. For Sal 30
TV Cable hookup Certificate, $15.
Phone WO 3-5004.
BEAUTIFUL used Baby Grand
piano, mahogany finish. Priced
for less than a Spinet piano.
Easy Terms.
RADIO MUSIC SUPPLY
1213 Adams WO 3-4232
40 Farmers Column 40
STILL avaijable, FREE sawdust
& wood chips. We load, you
haul, all yon want. Access to yard
off Island City Hiway, open
Mon. thru Fri., 7:30 a.m. to
3:30 p.m. MOUNT EMILY
LUMBER CO.
20 Service Directory 20
SERVICE DIRECTORY
When you need a specialized service call one of
the firms or individuals listed here! '
HOLIDAYS
are wonderful ... but oh the worry
finding time to do the laundry
Slop the fuss . . . Let
CLARK'S LAUNDRY SERVICE
take care of it. WO 3-2606
New Fuller Brush Dealer
Harold Wright WO 3-4691
MAKE YOUR SON
A PARTNER
In his Own Security
SEE
Fred J. Young
Personal Insurance Specialist
Sacajawea Hotel Lobby WO 3-2261
ELECTRONICS TV
TV ft Radio Repairs
Island City Hiway WO 3-3251
DAVE'S RADIO & TV
WO 3-3085 Eve. call accepted
STAN'S TREE SERVICE
Topping, trimming, removing.
- Free estimate Insured
Will give credit. WO 3 3601
FOn your roofing, siding re
modeling CALL L. A. JAMES
CO. Free est. WO 1-3454.
LA GRANDE
READY MIX
PH. wo t-mi
RADIO b TV TUBES
TESTED FREE
WARD'S
FOR prompt service, first class
work, reasonable prices WO 3
3250 LA GRANDE MATTRESS
UPHOLSTERY.
It Seems
rv
fOZKT fKS
tMlfl fiNt C0Kl V
ttfkSt UfH WICrt Hill
tm DORMANT rot VtUf
FROOOCUS mwlT0
AEE
AT tHSOlAI
mm TkNTteUrAS
W-EN REWARDS OF
FOOPTHSV v ME BEEN
TeWkiEP TO EXPECT
ARE STOPPED
41 LivMtock Wtd. 41
La Grande Livestock Comm. Co.
Sale Every Thursday
Phone Office WO 3 -2660
Bob Green
50 Fuel Supplies 50
14" MILL WOOD
Call WO 3-5642 or Union 3651.
Box 185. Union. Ore. -
56 Apt. Rentals
-56
STEAM heated turn, apartment.
tlcse to town. 1306 O Ave.
5 KOOMS furnished, ground Moor.
private bath, garage. ttl2 Penn.
SMALL furnished upstairs apt.
private bath. 'MS Spring. WO 3
5338. Modern apt., steam heat, 2 blocks
from college. 1107 lh. : Two
adults only.
3-LAKGE room apt., furnished.
1st tiuor, 835. 1405 7th.
NICELY furnished steam heated
apt., electric refrigerator It
Stove, TV Cable available. Wash
ington Apartments.
Downtown Apt.
for information inquire
at Zimmermans
DESIRABLE unfurnished duplex,
ground floor. WO 3-3831.
MODERN -Aroora furnished apt.
Private bath. 1206 N. -
MODERN steam heated bachelor
apt., clean, close in. 1902 2nd.
REAL good apt. for rent, steam
heat, furnished,' 865. per mo
Call WO 3-5533 Foley Build
ing.
ATTRACTIVE fur. apt. reasonable.
City Center Motel. WO 3-5750.
NEW ARTS, down-town lo
cation. Appliances furnish
ed on request. Can be
shown anytime.
BILL THOMAS
REAL ESTATE
207 Depot WO 3-3173
57 Aprs., Unfurn. 57
4 ROOM unfurn. apt., garage.
steam heat 1433 Adams. WO 3-
2015.
NEW unfurn. duplex. $75., avail
able Jan. 3. 160 K. WO 3-2702
UNFURNISHED 1 bedroom du
plex. basement, furnace, wired
for range. Adults. See at 1508 6th
WO 3-451S.
58 Houses For Rent 51
SMALL cozy fum. house, 845 a
montn. wu s-3Z4z. 2403 uepot.
1-BEDUOOM furn house, 840 mo.
Inq. 1514 R. WO 3-3045.
20 Service Directory 20
The Fixit Shop
We repair bikes, washing ma
chines, small appliances, mowers.
Sayes & service on JACOBSEN
mowers.
IN TROUBLE CALL WO 3 -2604
THE MOST Complete Machine
Shop operation in Eastern Ore
gon. HOY r AKNUM SUPPLY,
1414 Adams, La Grande.
COAL!!
ABERDEEN & LION
Two of Utah's Finest ' Coals
Washed, Dried, Blended ft
Oiled. Order Yours Today 1
Pres-to-logs
LA GRANDE
LUMBER CO. '
BEAN VISUALINER wheel Align
ment ft HUNTER Balancing.
Appointment or While-U-Walt
FORD'S TIRE SERVICE
4th ft Jefferson WO 3 2887
JONES BROS. - Heating
Certified LENNOX Dealer
Island City Hiway - WO 3-2421
- FRIGIDAIRB MAYTAG
Appliance Sales ft Service
DOLVEN'S - WO 3-3327
FRONT-END Alignment WHEEL
BaJmctng Ask about our
, BUDGET REPAIR PLAN
HUNTER'S GARAGE
1605 Cherry - WO 3-3933
BUILDING ft REMODELING
Seartes Ceettructioe WO 3-561J
I F
I 1
I I J V MITK'
58 Houses For Rent 58
3-HKD1UMJM house, luniuce heal.
1306 Jackson. U 3 2084.
I'nlurn 2 bedroom house, south
side. 1805 Alder. WO 3-SM54.
Modern 2 bedroom house
WO 3-3610
5 ROOM house, partly turn., 855.
Water fum. Inq. 1405 7th.
62 Insurance)
62
H.P.P. '
There lire It! head of
the family deaths to
every home destroyed
by fire during: the mort
gage period. Kveryone
carries fire insurance,
but few realize the im
portance of mortijatfe
insurance. Make sine
your family is safe with
Lifeco's
Home Protect ion Plan
UFECO
General Life Company
of America
Reynold's Ins.
Agency
Reynolds I'.Idjr. WO 3-3121
Observer Want Ads Get Result-
7S Farms, Ranches 78
DUKKK REALTY
Benny Hicks - WO 3-2423
Ben Dalo - - - WO 3-4057
La Grande. Ore.
RANCH-N HOME REALTY
1103 Adams WO 3 5450
BILL THOMAS
KEAL ESTATE
207 Depot WO 3 3173
79 Real Estate Wtd. 79
'59
This Year is Running out
.... and so are the. . . .
RANCH N-liO.ME Listings
List Your Properly or
home with I's . . . It will
GO LIKE
60
RANCH-N-HOME
REALTY
1103 Adams WO 3-5450
Merle Burling & Marvin Moe
REALTORS
Westenskow & Nebeker
Real Estate ft Ins. Serv.
Bill King. Salesman . . WO 3-4012
Foley Bldg. - WO 3-5321
W. E. WILKINS
Real Estate ft Insurance
Sac Annex Ph. WO 3-213T
WILLIAMSON'S
Real Estate ft Ins. Serv.
WO 3-4311
7 Irrigation, . Pumps 87
Wells & Pumps
CORRIELL'S
'stand City Hy. WO 3 4524
J. C. TANDY, WELL DRILLING
Thief Vallcv Road
Box 223. North Powder Ph. 2436
100 Autos For Sale 100
3
Big Days
Left!
of
YEAR END
CLEARACE
SALE
v.
35
Spotlessly
Clean
LATE
Model Cars
Don't foriret:
Everything Goes!
) Good trade-in
Allowances
Gifts for the Indies
Gifts for the Men
Gettings
Lynch Motor Co.
95 Logginj) Equip t. 95
McCULLOCH SAWS
They're torture tested. Started
4 Stopped 67,329 limes with
out failure.
McCULLOCH
Sales & Service
215'j Fir WO 3-560H
NEW
Homelite "Buz"
Chnin Saw $150.4
Weight 16 lbs 5 Hp
2GI'
98 Truck, Auto Rent. 98
Truck for rent you drive
Move yourself save halt
MAC'S MOBILE SERVICE
1434 Adams - Phone WO S-440t
100 Autos For Sale 100
'5:1 DODGE Haidlup. 4 new nylon
tires Best oiler See at JACK
& ED'S -PAYLESS Station. 1W
Ad. ins.
FOR SALE: Itcpussession, will sell
at our cost, IH54 Ford Custom
line Call WO 3-2141.
Sale or trade. '51 Buick. Excel
lent running cond. WO 3-2488.
HAN'I) FOUI SAIKS
FOR FINER USED CARS
Chestnut & Jefferson WO 3-2161
Observer Want Ads Get KpmiMs
97 Trucks, Trailers 97
NOTICE
To Car 'Owners!
If cold weather has made it difficult for you to start
your car then you need the expert help of our tech
njcians. Specialized Tune-ups
Ignition. Repairs
Lights Delco Batteries
McDonald Electric
1306 Jefferson WO 3-2133
100 Autos For Sale 100
Today!
7 Wednesday!
Thursday!
CLEARANCE
We're winding up our year
by HAND-ing you top Sav
ings on our A-l USED CARS
'59 FORD V8 '59 PONT 4 door
Ranch Wagon
4 Door with radio,
heater, automatic
$2695
'58 PONT Coupe
Hardtop
V-8 engine, radio,
heater, automatic
$2195
'57 FORD
Ranch Wagon
radio, heater
automatic
$1695
'54 MERC Sedan
4-Door, radio, heater
$695
The Above Cars Are Just An
Example Of The Top A-l Used
Cars You'll Find Here at
HAND
FORD SALES
Every One Priced
TOGO!
Models from '51 's to '59's
WO 3-2161
Chestnut & Jefferson-
100 Aulos For Sale 100
good tsi:d CARS
'53 FOHD 2-Door; '50 CIIEV
'4 ton; '51 PLYMOUTH; '49
FOHD Station Wagon; '40
CHEVROLET; '49 CHEVRO
LET. LOWEST CASH PRICES
Without Trade
La Grande Auto Salvage
Cor. of Fir & S Streets
56 MERCURY in top condition.
Will take cash or older model
car for my equity. Pay balance
at $47.00 per mo. Kill Bebout.
'WO 3-3161 before 5 p m.
Happy Holidays
Irom
All the Gang ... at
Gettings-Lynch
Motor Co.
Buick Pontiac Cadillac
Vauxhall Int.
This Little Greeting
Hopes you're all set
For the
Grandest Holiday Season
you've known yet!
M. J. Goss Motor Co.
97 Auto Parts, Serv. 97
100 Autos For Sal 100
Carolina Hardtop
radio, heater, automatic,
power brakes & steering
See this to appreciate it.
'59 FORD '6'
Ranch Wagon
2-Door, radio, heater
over-drive-
$2495
'55 FORD '6'
2-Door
radio, heater
over-drive
$895
'53 MERC Sedan
4-Door, radio, heater
Automatic
$595