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juliaetta SchoolA, ch]]) ArcUC blast of fr)g)a air

moved into the region over the week-end, dropping the Le)nperatures tobelow tho sero m«rk in Genes»» andthe Southwlck area and belovr the20-p]us nu)rk in Kendrick and Julia-etta, as the area shivered in thefirst really co]d snap of the earlywinter season,

h, fr»»sing foggy dr]zs]e ]«st Wed-nesday morning wade highhvay travelin the higher elevaiions extremelydifficult as black ice covered the hlgh-hvays and sidewalks In Gene»so, Me)s-cow, Troy and other hill towns. Thetemperatures stayed low for. the re-mainder of the week «nd then ear)ySaturday morning snow fell on theridges and in Cenesee, dump)ng overfour inches on the group. No snowfell in Kendrick and Juliaetia.

Sunday night the skies c]eared andtep)pe)atures dropped to sero «nd be-low on the r)ages and up In Genes»».Kendr)ck had an off)c)a) 8 aboveMonday morn)ng and r»ports fromSouthvrlck had minus 4.'Genesee shiv-ered ln about sere), unofficially, al-though the flats may have droppedeven ]ower.

The mercury never rose muchabove fifteen degrees all day Mon-day and dropped back to below aeroln the high country Tu«sday night.The coldest c»ad)ng cams unoff]c)«I]yfrom the Southw)ck area where itwas reported at 10 below «4)ro.

Tl)e first .grade students finishedtheir breakfast race to Heartland,U,S.

Tami Fliger's team was the win-ner. Theresa Johns'eam was a veryclose second. Lonny powers wasth)rd and Scott Gustaf son's Leamwas fourth, All the children did verywei] for the breakfast, contest. Chu-dren learned what foods to eat fora good breakfast,

The health nurse from Moscowshowed the children a film aboutgerms. The kiddies are watchinggerms grow. Students found out thatthere are germs every where and oneverything,

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1972KENDRICK A.ND GENESEE, I ATAH tOOUNTY, IDAHOVOLUME 82

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Official ground breaking marking vc]opment Company of Spokanethe start of constrLLCUon on the3170,000 plus First Security Bank Dtst)igncsd byof Kerulrick building was held Mon- firm Humm») Humm»L Jos)es «na

* day, November 27, Shawvcr, the new bank w)]] container «nnounced so II'803 equi@%'t of f]oor sp«cra

The s)ng]e-story structure wa] beF!fth Streets Is cxpec)ted to be com- b~p]'~'" ~'.~ "Apru G - Th ~a ~ ) m~]~ au-cral con trsctet ls Construe Uon Dc

bank lobby will feature quarry U]e,c)Lcpc)tt)ng, f]uorcscenit I)ghtlng and

KHS Senior Class PlayW'ednesday At 8:N p. m.

"No Koys Aller)N»d" a three-act g~ ] custen)ess wm be serve)a

comedy, we be presented by the thSenior Class of Kendrick High )k ~by.Schoo] Wednesday evening, Decem-ber 8 at 8:00 p. m. in the KHS gym. b~

Admission is $1.00 for «du]ts; H ~L JMrs Fred St»dms« of Kendr)ck. 75c for high school «nd junior Mgh ~t o~~@.~ts d~h~ ~

M]ke Is a graduate of Kcndr)ck students and 50 cents for grade school

It]gh School and has attended West- PQP)ls. pr~] ch)Mren wm be bsss)pf~~ p)«z ~ $Qz~~em Montan«College of Educ«Uon at adm)tted «ee. «II Iook forward to the bank's cosn-DI]]on Montana and LAC at Lew Members of the senior dass extendtston. a cordial ihvitation to the community b

The couple is at home at 8802 Oak to attend &M P yApt. 14, Spokane, where she is em- ty ro

ployed as «secretary for a rug firmand M)ke is employed by a ware- Whesh ]t is open»d, Fust Sc)c)utty'shouse cow pany. Jill Linehan, U. of I. Valkyries ndsta~ Kendmc ofrtce w)I]

Member, Helping To Plan

Sebo»i Se)s Upchristrrtes Festivities F g W~ 7pMoscow —Students from Genese»„

Wmter Prearm b~ or the vas~m, orrtee a~ma Retsred Farmerhostesses at UL» Un]vers)ty of Idaho,

For Bad Weather .".'.'...—,", "Passes December I

~~ th) son and Barb Dctsco]L both 0 R, Erc]I Woody, 70, a zehsea da)rywmk th t the Kendr]ck and Ju]I« ton, and ~~~ P~ farmer. died at his Juliaetta home~~ ~b, h „b~sett) up a cow, are Ph)nn]ng the Ten ays o Fr)d«y morning of «n appar»))tprogram. to handle bad'wc«U)er «nd «ttack.

ACUY)ties wiu Inc]ude mus)c drama He wss born Feb. 15, 1893 nearw)«ter months. and dance programsr s C]ut ~ pomeroy, Wash., to Archie and Mar

cMtd contest for c)cm»nttuy ~I th«Euen Woody. Hls f«m])y mo)FeaKOZE students, a c«bar»t evenh)g a cM Lo B]«ck 1htountahi. North Ctuc)I)na

KRLC in I v) '«ton «nd KRPL in Mos-cow b t ~n the hours of 8 «.QL any da]eer C)Lr)stcnas concert at 8 p.~ )mt)I settling at Kendst7.00 )Lm for sch I eu«U S)md«y Dec 10. y Woody x»cetved his educ)rue« «t posn-nounccment)ih principals weal also ca]I Aud +~~ eroy «nd the Pair)riew School atLe«cher« in the)r schoo) about can- Mhss L ~ W~ o LehsncLce]I«Uon of schooL Mrs Roue G ~h« I 1915,hec~) th»N«

)i) Students«nd thehr partents are also grach t of ~~e~~~ tu)a served Qnt)I lf5X Woody theameed Lo I)«ten to any of the above-. «jun]or pre'phys)c«I,)3) rapy. «)

f worlcea i)L Imnl)«) camps for ~menUoned r«d]o st«Uons dur)ng pe «t th» Qnlhqcrs)ty. Sh» hs a mcmb»r o ye)us befo)q» purchas]ng h)sr)ods wh»n we«th»r may m«ke th» De]ta-D»]L« ~~~~rity D«ug ~ Par»nt)r farm on pot)ab> mage. Heop»n)ng of »choo] doubtfu]. p«rents of Di«na, «nd the Qn)vcrsity's ra))y w«sar» urged to ce]] the super)nt»ndent's squacL M«y 20, 1928, and the two farmedoffice about b«d conditions hh hich

~ there for 25 year«, The f«m))y mmr»dmight necks)tat» »choo] closur». rp' to Juliaetta in 1952 where he was

Ct)nce]]«Uon of school during the X lgerS %tip ~ s) amember of the H»v»nth Day Aaven-day w)]l be more or less an «dmin- ~ s

~ tist Church.IstraUve dechdon, but if bad storms I T I ~maarni Suvtvors include hhs widow at thepr»vail during the nighttime, trustees Mote ~ 0 ~~V family home and an uncle. Bssccm)and especially the board chairm«n, Woody of Spokane. He was pr»c»deawill be consulted. Kendrick opened the 1972-73 bas- in dc«th by three infant daughters,

k»thai] season Friday night vdth a Funer»1 serv)c»s were conductedUon ln his matter," Supt. B]«k»]y 89-28 hdctory over the v)s]ttng De)rv Monday at U)e BsowerW«nn Ch«P»Isaid. "At no Um» do w» hh'ant a Must«ngs and UL»n went down to with the Rev. WI]II«m MCV«y off]-child's s ety or life cnd«ngercd by. Lapwa] Saturd«y n]ght and came c)at)ng. Organ)st w«s M«r)e Schntd»r

ock»d home with the short end of «42-33 and soloist w«s Ju«n)t«.MCV«y.roada" score. pa]]be«rers were Azno]d Holshag»

Kendrick flashed thei)'tye» for ton, ho]ton Grant, M. F. Healer, WS-T1 KT the home folks Friday night with a Ihsm C. Swtu), Dick Johns and Dale

alley 3 DO Nllt st-potnt.oueurst tn the seeono quet powers att or JuUaetta.ter and romped home to an easy ac- Honorary pal]be«rcrs were W«]ter

H tory omr the games, but outclassed B»nscoter. of Kendrick and phl]

P ~~o e Begma Mushulss. taverns Rewt htt tj points sohae. Jap pewter, otto eehuprer,

for the winners as h» teamed with Earl Amdt and Arley )Shl]»n of Juus,w

This year's ]»ague has only fourr Jim Souders to pull down 18 rcbounds etta.Burial was at Le]and Cemetery.

teams and they play each other thhlce. b Q~Th» last g«mcs b»fore C))rhstmas we Ke])y C)'m»nh«~

By Sole@» Bras)us)erby 8.00 «m so th» DO N.,j Lc«gu» ~K»ndr)ck

Phoae 28541)58bohr'))n come out and haho» some h«]fUm»

oqp ~~ d~]]s snd pr«CUC» beo~ p" 'ghMr «nd Mm T.m Ebe 8 tf

game time. The schedule YLW resume L«P h~ al - S t rday te W~~«y in L»henS«turday, Jan. 8 aft»r U)» holiday«.

0 0P»ning g mm show»d m~ni,ht at L,phha~i. The htcN«ir J~y and Km~v E)dddg hh-hi]e thd

lent balance b»t '»cn the teams as ay g. ~ I bh parent . Dr. «nd htra L»on«rd E]a-

«d»tern)h)od Golden Globetrotters, ~ - "II,

"du ~ htr a))d Mrs Sy)hmtcr Cxmowski

L»an) 18-15. Tonl Snyd»r lcd thc G)obc- ~

pt4]dmt st~ and daughters attended the South-irottcrs in )1 losing effort by drop- ."

hind baLU» to win the 'hhdck Homemakers Club Christmas

nets for eight. points follohh»d closelyby his teammate Richard Silflohv «" wc~ "1

IL fo) f)h~ of A])ce Jacobshh:ho sllpmd through the Glob»~t Points befog aro or ~

Gin«R.» W Itbe,r hhm «Satters defense for six points.

The ))»cond g«mc proved Lo be as c h "' parents htr. and htrs. Harl Wh]t)ng»r,tight, and»xciiing as the first hhGU) hh" Po "'tr and htra. John B]ankcnshipa hh>]1-bal«need and hvcl]-coached Sunday»h'»n)ng supp»r gucshsPurp]e Panther team «co)s)ng )L 12«10 COOl- of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kruger of Lr»hv-

hdctory over the 8'h)tc Knights. The iston.P«nth»rs ht)d s)x P]«y»rs each scor- Each n)0m Is morc ~pthrk)ing now

ing thhx) points: ht)tch Cuddy, Danny Each d)Ly n)orc fr»sh so»»how; Spoke» his)tom Su„day ~d Moa-Lohm«n, D«r»n C]em»nb)Lgcn, Eric Wint»r sci)d)ng greetings hh hite-Soudcr)t, Jim P»rk)ns «nd D«vld Crit«]s for)nod in the night.Hcppncr. Th» XVh)t» Kn)ght» were l»d Crisper, co]d»t, iim» to s»e Christ)tnas Partyby S't»vc Gu)tt)sf»on hvho scor»d four Hc«hoy c]oudt), ]01h «nd free. Th» SOQU)hvick Hon)»nl«k»rs ClUbpo)nts ln «]04)ng effort. W» shiver )Lnd bray»IY go held th»ir «nnusl fanL)ly Chr)«trna»

Teem rost»rs for 1972-1973: To meet the bliamrds'ow. dinn»r P)Lrtv Sc)turd)LY night «t thoGo]d»n G]ob»«trotters: Coach»~, htr. Conu)1unity Hall. Gu»sts hv»re the

N))nf))ll, Dt)hid Jon»s. Players Eidon 4-H n)cn)bere from this area, Mr, andWI]t)on, Terry Bud)en, IC»IU) Ing]o; Jim giderS pltln Annual Mrs. G)nn Musto» «nd htr. and Mrs.Jeff Gr)no)as, J))mes Do)a)s, Grady Ch„ tm+8 p+<t, DeC B Ru~ecl] Gr«v fro)n L»hvh)ton. htrs.Shaver, Rcx Snider, Jeff Loh)))thn, " 'r ',. Gray is the Home Ext»nsion Leader.P«t M)Ly, Ton) Snydcr, Scott Manfu)l, Gon»sc»: Ih» """"")P U)" k dum r htr, M)d Mrs. Aaron Wc]]s hhwnt to

$Vhitce ltnight —Co)htth, Mr. Hoch cr and ChrLet)n)L« Party for I',0 Gc Lehhe)t)ton Yfcedncsd)hy fo) «Th))nks-ton; PIL)yors Bshed tVO]ff, Lonnio Rim )lit)orth ant) ft)n)II)os "'I)] bc held g)hqng d]nncr )Lt th» Ci»arhv«t»r

)npeon: C"r] W))rc Tony Sin)>xon Fr)dny, Deco«))'ot 8th «I 6:30 P, m'ower g)v»n by the NARFE oreanl-G«)q G»rtjc, Richard hVolff Dt)t)no in thr Community rhu)hh basement, ut]onHnhhwrtnn, htik» Hutton, Bruce htt)y, Anyone hv)sh)ng io I'or ieip"Ic i h» >I) tu)d htr)t R,

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Pu)'Pl» P«nth»w —Co"ch»s, Mr.Th n)FQ) hvho hvor)cs ih» Iongcaet) of htr. mt) hfre Arll» A~I&)h

He]vpnrr, Mr, Wolff; Pl))yortt htitch)

'I ' rilv tlio n)anhvho htrt)..)ohn Blttnkonsh]p w«s a

Cuddy, Rob'In Cour!right. Dt)nny Imh- '' ]" ' ' Thursday )Lftcrnoon guest of htc».n)ttn, Dnrtn Cion)onh". wn, D))lc'h " 'g ~"'da Wcudi —bc)plug Ida cc]»brat» h»rWolff„ lt))ntiv Clem»«))t)go)). Er)e Sou- blrU)d«y )Lnnihwrs))ry,der)t. Miko Cour)r)gh), .lint ]pork)nts,Tom I'crk)nx, David Hoppn»r, Chris J))n)»s Bt))n, RIchnzt) Si]flow, I~rryW)L)) )LC», GI]l»spl»: Gr»g Ht)rr)'), Scott Iuhn))hn, hh~ }r's gu)dod r)ght)y and go»rn»d

Green Goblins —co))ch, hfr. Hards. It»he)) 1)err!s. Bobby Ba]n, ht)k» bv h)s Iht«her, d)v}as t)tsth ss)tgI )ove.—players Tod Sp»neer, Johnny SI]flohh', Brockc, Doug Parks, B«star Eday

Gr«de 2 NewsLast week we enjoyed a f'ilm about

Mr. Sun.ln F,E. we'e been exp]orlng dif-

frent methods of movement. We trieda, three-legged walk and found out,how we had to cooperate with ourp«rtner. We just couldn't 'be stubborn«nd get anywhere!

W»'re studying the higher addi-tion and subtraction combinations of11's and 12's. We need lots of prac-tice.

December was welcomed in as a«e«son of happiness and joy!

Thtrd Gr«aThe Th]rd ls gott)ng set for Chr)st-

mas. We have started preparhng ourChristmas program which includesa «ong by the gtrfs, a song for theboys, a combined song, and a spellingbee.

We are «leo preparing Christmasphonies tree and try)ng to figure outChr)etwas r)dd] cN.

Fourih Grade NtelvstV» had an odd spelling test last

week! tVO had to draw p)ctures inplace of words and put them ln storyform,

Th» g)r))L d»feat»d us boys in fr»»-threw shooting and won )L botUe ofpop c)LCI). We'e going Lo have a lay-in contest in « litU» bii. We boysb»tter try harder, or»]s»!!

There «r» some pretty keen kidsin oui cl«ss: Lak» for instance m»—Grady Shah'»r. Rond)L Con)hay,Janey Jacobs, Darren CI»me«hag»«,Larry GI]l)sp)e, Danny Lohman, KsithIng)e and Gina Whiting»r «I] haveLh» moat boo)us hooked on to Wey.

Student of the Week is K»Lion Flig-er. He brought a car and a )Lion.

Darren Clemenh«gen and GinaIVh)Unger were the only ones to 8et.100@ on the m«th Le«L

The c]ass ls all work)ng on Lh»

Chrtstmas mural about, "Pokey, LheElf." Have a Merry C2)r)stn)as)

Report»rs".Tony S)mpson andGrady Shawver

juliaetta News Miss G«II M. Jeffries became thebride of Michael J. Mesa during cere-monies he)d November 10 at 7:$0p.m. In St. Ann's Roman Cathe])cChurch, Spokane. A reception washeld fin the bst)de's parents'ome fol-io)L~ the sendces.

She is the daughter of Mr. andMrs. James Jeffrles of Spokane. Heis the son of Mrs. Jeff Comyn ofSeatue and the grandson of Ãr. «nd

By MN)o Mabbett

Taken To Ho«pit«1

Mr«, Asa Cook, Jr., was taken toSt. Jos»ph's Hospital, Lewiston bythe J-K rAmbulance car)y Wednesdaymorning for observation and treat-ment.

Return From C«])fern]«Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sohupf»r re-

turned by p)ane from Long Beach,Calif., where t)Q)y spent two weeksv)s)Ung ln the home of their daugh-ter, Mr. and Mrs, IV«) ter M'eyer»and family,

On Sunday they «ll had «n earlyTh«nksgiving dinner at the C])flon'sCafe; Tuesday ev»n)ng they w»r»dinner gu»sts in the granddaughter'shome (Doug Harr]s') where they en-joy their thho gre))t gr««ddt)LLghter)L,HeMI, age 9 months, «nd T«nhmy $.

On Wean»«day they drove out tospend a long weekend with grandsoniV«l]y «t the Mayer's new mobilehome at Hlsperta.

Thanksg)heing Day they al) ate atApple Valley. The Meyers will movetto the desert atter this 1978 schoolye«r ends.

Pl«k ««a Slue 8)sowerA Ih)nk «nd 8]ue S))oyrer w)L«riven

last Tuesday cd»NI))g ln the Julla'-et t«Comn)unity Church honoringMr«, Dale T«ylor. Xt«sy Lou's mother,Mra K»t)neth Brohh n and D«le'smother, Atra), Ch«a T«y)or, ass)«tedin opening Lhe many be«QUfu] g)ft)LAbout twenty.five friends of the cou-ple )vere present. R»fc»shm»nts w»c»serv»d «t- th» close of the eh'enlng.

School Lunch VforkshopConducted At Kendrick

Nine women recently completed a20-hour lunch workshop sponsoredby Vocational Educ)LUO«, StateSchool Lunch D)h&ion, Department ofEduc«Uon and Kcndr)ck School Dhs-trict 283.

The hvorkahop CQUU»d -BeginningMenu Planning and Its Ãany Facets"fe«tunic)d ]»«sons on nutr)t)on. s«nit«-Uon and man«I~»nt; idea and re-cipe exchanges; actual food prcpar«-Uon guest speakers, Mrs. RuthWhite Ttnstructed the classes whichwere hc)d November 13 through No-hr»mher 30.

Thos» comp]»Ung the course w»reMrs WI]h«m)n«Beck, Orofino; MraVer]a Bhscker, Mra, LI]y Carp»nter,Mr« M«rt)m Neal «nd Shster lnc«rn«Uon, all of Moscow; Mra JeanOJ»msnh«get) «chd.Mrs; Dolores po-hunsky, Ju)I««LL«; Mrs. Hel»n Feyand htrs. Odetta Draper, Kendr)ck.

F)fth Gr«ae N»rwsWe Picked ch»er)e«d»rs and Charl

Christen«ca, F)err)s Cuddy. BonnieLa))spence, and Brenda Taylor as «I-ternate. We played A»OUn )Lnd ]0)LL,

The 13th v'» are going to play them«ga'si at U)» K»ndrtrk High SC))001,lVh«»v»r hv«nts to come Its nocharg». IL,'s «t 4:00,

Reporter, Bonnie Lahvr»ncc

S)xth Grade NtewsLest Friday hhq» vent to AsoUn

and played bask»tba)1. The score))hv»rc Asotin 12 snd Jullaetta ll inthe flrst game «nd In the s»condgam» the «cero hh~ AsoUn 17 andJul)«»i,ha 15. December IS we playAsoUn «gain at the K»ndrick highschool at 4:00 p,m.

Also w» Put up b)L]l»Un bo))rdsIn the caf»tcr)«and in our )x)om.

We are g»tllng our Christmas playlined out and Lh» songs w» are goingto sing.

In Engl)sh hh~'r» on page 154, doings»ntence patt»ms «nd p)cking hrcrb

phrases ou). Cf s»ntcnccs. In SocialStudies hhw'r» studh&g g]obes andglobe JL)story. In Math wo'r» doingbas«numb»rs and g»omctr)cs f]gurcs.In Sc)»nco we'rc going to have « teston ch«pter 5. In Rcc)ding hvc'r» hhrork-

Ing In our hvorkbooks and ln HeslU)v'»'re go)i)g to have «Lest on chapt»1'.

W»'r» glad Lo welcome «ncw stu-dent to the 8th grade. Hor name isRobin Br«dcn,

Reporter Douglas p)Lrks

Genesee Dropped

By Spartans 494|)

L)physi RoutedCams«un) ty Pot)uck Sec. 10The snonthly Commun)ty Church

potluck dinn»r )vill be Sund«y eve-tlng, Dec. 10. Inst»))d of Mond«y

'vening.Fo]lowing the 8:30 o'lockdinner, the Kendr)ck-Ju)l«»tt«OrganSocloty and Lhe church choir will give«pr»-Chrlstmihs concert of spec)a]snusic. All ar» Inhlted to»njoy Lh»

rsnaer ano tats epaulet ruualrnt treat.

ether toreroMrs. htyrna H»u»tt'f AVestmln.

«ter, Calif., visit»d the J. M. MurraysFriday «nd Saturday and took aplane from Lewlston Sunday p,m. tor»turn to her home,

Sunday dlnn»r gu»sts were Mr.«nd Mra, Vers)on Granlund, Troy,Nr. «nsl Mrs. Milton Granlund, Lew.h)ton «nd Mrs. H»u»tL

The Suppl»sn»nt«l Reading Pro-gram has been putting io good Qse

some nehv phonics material putch«sed by Mrs. ht»shishn»k, We havesev»ral n»hh

earn»s

using phr))s»cards «nd the sll»nt e «nd Lhe EndIn 0 games. Gener«l «OUvities forChrlstm«s «rc pl«nn»d.

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Kendrick Firen)en's TurkeyTicket Sales Stt]rt Dec. 7

¹mbcrs of the Kendrick VolunteerFir»m»n hhll) b»gin a hous»-to-hous»c«nv«ss Thursday ev»n)ng, Doc»mb»1

7, )o s»ll tick»ts tor the D»partn)ent'sannual Turkey raffle, The raffle w))lbe hc]d Ui» santo d«te «s Sant«'s «n.nu«] v]s)t to IC»ndrick, which has yetio be s»t,

The numb»r of turkeys «hvthrd»d

w)]l be d»t»rmincd by U)» sale oftickets,

This ls on» 'of tho d»p«rtm»nt's i»hv

means of obi«lning addluon«I fundsfor the Purch«s» «nd repair of FireDepartment »qulpmcnt.

Clothing Sires of LoundesberryChildren Asked By Many

G»n»sco —In r»sponse to m«ny In.qulrl»s «s io the c'lobbing s)&s ofthe flv» chl]drc.n in the I~unde«1»rryftin)ily, Mrs, Char)oit» Lount]»»berrystopped into the Gcn»s»e Nchvs offic»thit) w»»'k «ml l»ft thc. fo))ohving in.forn)«uon.

For the thvo old»r boys, Don «ndD«v)d, s]re 3]-32 trous»rt) «nd 32-32.Boi.h w»«r ]5+ mcn's )th)rt sis» ormct]IL)m.

For the Iiti]0 g)rls: Su)st)nn» hv»))rs

sl)s» 10 arcs)tots); Sh!r]cy 8 si«» co«tand A]lsi«n Ox co)LL.

Baked Food Sale SaturdayThe tVom»n's hfissionary C>unt.)I

of the Ass»m))ly of God CI)uroh wi]]sponsor )L Chr)stm«s gift «nd r,mkcdfood st)10 St)t))sh)))y, Dcc. 9, )Lt Broo-ke's TV Shop. All ito)ns w]ll go onsale at 9:00 «.m, Con)o e«rly for beats)»1»ct)on

L«st year"s A-3 state champions.the Timb»rlin» Spartan«, showed theyw»nc still «pow»r Lo b» r»ckoncd)Lith «s they edged oui, the Genes»»Bulldog« 4948 in a close earn» onthe G»ncsce floor LO open the 1972-73hoop season. The game also showedthat Gcncsee hhrou]d be no push overas they fought the Sp)srtc)ns dovrn toU)» hv)r» In a game which saw thelead chang» hands many times in thes»c-sahv cont»a)

Genes»» jump»d oui, quickly to )L

IMl ]»ad and stretch»d It out to 12-4before Tlmb»r])ne hit for eightstr«ight points to U» the game 12m]I.Tho Spart«ns pushed into a 23-20 leadat ha]fume.

Big Jin) Herman ]»d U)» Gcn»c)e»scoring hhM 18, hvhile Jeff Boyd had8 points «nd Craig Kanikk»berg andTerry Green each added 8. Don Jt)r»dof Timb»rl)ne led all scor»rs with 23.

W«llop Lapwal 88-27WIU1 Jlm Hermann svr»»ping the

backboards clehn, the Genes»» Bull-dogs put on )L speci«cu)ar show ofLh»ir dcf»nsiv» )Lb)I)ty Tuesday nightby holding the L«phv)LI Wildcats tojust 27 points ss the Bulldogs rippedthe Nr)]dc«)s 88-27 on U)» G)IS court.Th» win evened the Genes»» record«L 1-1.

Ncv»r in trouble, the Bul]dogs Io)fron1 the st«it «nd hv»rc )Lh»1)d 31-18at. U)» h«lt', Gcncsc» clamp»a the lidon Lh» WI]dc«ts in U)» ))»cont) half,«]lowing just 9 points in the finaltwo quarters.

C)'alg Kanikkcb»rg topped «)I scor-»rs for the evening hvith 18 Pointshvhil» Jeff Boyd h«d 14, Hermann 13«nd Don T»lgcn 10. R«dy MCN«irhit 8 PO]nts for L«phhrai,

Gcn»s»» hhd]l host C]c)Lrhhr«L»r Va))c'.y

Lhhs SLLLurc]«y )lightIm) h O»r ro])on

G»n»s»0 Freshman teem took )Lt]-

vantage of U)»lr sup»rior height ioroll over the visiUng Co]ion fr»)thmon47-18 Mond«y night «t thc GHS gyn).D)Ln Sinu), too)c the opening jun)p iipoff froill J«y Ro«rh io score on «hhy-)n. Then the roof anv»d tn on ihc.

visitors as G»n»scc r»oct) oui, Io a27-]2 half-t)m» Ical. Co«ch Yon Hop-]cine subsU)ut»d freely throughoiii.U)» g))n)». Thc Frosh hvi)l l))oct Pot-]at»h Th))rs<)thy cyoning.

Konyon Klub To Meet Dec. 13

The «nnunl Chdstm«s party formemb»rs of th» 1<»ndr)ck K«nyonKlub will be held tV»dn»tsd))y, Doc, 13,at 1130 p,m. «t the home of ]Ltrs.H»rw«n Schupf»r. Co-ho))toss hhhl] b»Vio]«Johns. Sue Craig, Ruth Jo)u1s«nd Erna ¹lson.

A shor). business wc»ting w)I] beheld; siinshln» slat»ra for the pastyear hvill bo r»v»)LI»d and nchv namesc]r«hhm. A g)ft exch«ng» nmi Christ»mas c«rolling «rc Pl«nn»)) for»nt»1tainm»nt.

Christn)t]s Cc]ntota AtCamefon Church Dec. 17

The C«mcron Choir Is prcscnung «Chr)«twas cant«t«Sunday, Dcc»m-b»r 17, nt 7:00 at Cr)mcron Emman-u»1 I uth»ran Church. "Iuv» Trans-»»nding" Yril) b» Present»d by thecho)1', hvhich many «ssoc)ato hv)th

the birth of our howl «nd IC)ng «ndbring Io Qs tl)» r»n] m»«ning ofChrlstm«s.

Taxes May Be PaidAt Kendrick Sank

J«mes Hooglt)nd, man«g»r of F)rtst8»cur) t]) B«nk's K»ndrlrlc Branch,reminded this vr»»k that coimiy taxes)Lr» d))o «nd pay«bi» on or bcfor»Dcc»n)bcr 20, Mr. Hoogland t)«)d thebank hvl]l aga)n accept, t«x Paymenttram ]oc«l res)d»ntrt «nd fnrhv«rd themoney and form)) on to hfo)t»ow. Thisis « frcio )scrv)ce F)rt)t 8»c))r)ty»>-tends Io the con)n)un)ty.

Flintstones To Meet Dec. 7EI»»lion of off)@crt) hviil bc ho](I

vi,])cn )ncmbcr)) of the F)i«eton» RockClub )n»»L nt Iho ]Cond)teak ]"Iroht)llThl)1 sdily, Dc»club»1 7 )Lt 7;30 P.n).

hfcmbct's Of U)o cl)lb hh'Ish to cx-t»ad Ulcl 1'p'111pnihh'o prcsidcnh

Arnold HOI«i)lgion, hvho \h'a«

c«ll»d to southern Idaho on the deathof h»r nice».

Michael Merz Weds Spokane Girl P Pygp ~ ))>gggI)gj tjggg ~

THE GAZETTE - N$ %!'S, THUI SDA.Y, DECEMBER 7, 1972 O']'I]E]t IN FO]IM ATION'

of I Students Name '1'he loc<ll soc]a] security office mayTo Student Alumni be ab]e to Ire]p area people on nrat„

Relations 84ard tore Pertllln]lrg to hea]th ]egal instre<,'ru<<tlolial so<laces and finan

Students from Moscow, Gene+co an c]a] Prob]ems,

KOOOklO IIIIYOIIOOII IIIIIIIOll<O OOIOOOII

the U. of Maho's Student.Alumni Re- ]IFL]i> YOUNG l,],O],LE

ations Board this year. Social security for young

S hl t I Dan Dich] comes in the form of disability andits,

chosen earlier this year by a canna<-

tee comPosed of 3 ~ard lllembe~ if ou know why it is made up.iSchlueter, son of Mrs Wm, Schluc-

ter is a graduate of Genesee high

school and a freshman pre-mod major

Two men were welkin

Sigma Nu social fraternity an e

tex of the men kept glancing back'Diehlr son of Nr. and Mrs. Luster o

Dich], is a]so a graduate of Genesee was

gh school and a freshman mc

f Si closing in on them Th

ver. «How qu«k]y took out hla wallet

,s~ al fraternity an" the un]vex" e oed $20 bH]

'his companon, BlH, here'a that twen,

ty I owe you."

If thine enemy wrong thee,MEDICARE CLAIMS

There are time limits for making each of his chHdre„

payment on me<Hcare claims For

payment for services received be-

tween October 1, 1970 and September to ri~p~ident30 1971 the claim must b fled b It t hb ~R th.t A. st,

m: "VmP Vdcfr3|4,

a dccerx Why, ]n the aupgymarket

!I

I 'hey even have a, vice presidentI'harge of prunes."

GarlillgllottSe Aletrroriale,I

Furi us

I supermarket in the Rx tkiIn of re

I

"' futlng his wife. IIe asked

ilGW qI~ II

to the vtce-president In charggr

I ]ala of Ls<griaton„bar ~ ] prunes

melts and IL<a~i axe of axe I uWhich kfnd4" wasI "Packaged, or bulk."

Rock of Agee at~~ BaMetao ('N SURE WITII DON Ii-

VVheu yoa Think of INSURANCE

'1 Local Rep. Pb- AT 54%4for Iav<rs<tasa<arss) 'ftslak <sf I)ssa!

Reps eaeatatlv efi<uapusr.rara<a i<<c.

aad

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FraakHa Ufe Ias<ursace Cempaax

zr F 'Dick SCHARs<illOR'<IT

iionn. on, eaoooors; i <ilil]IIIIS] []IS]llSM6Mobligas - Mobiioil

FIIIIoIoa sioO'o. ooooo sIIoI i l i< <o g r< C 4II )m~ Pb AT 5-3]81.R~ -~T 5-1»

Phone AT 5401 ~ or ~ AT $4@1i

'enesee Civic GroupHear "Nightline" Discussed

The Genesee Civic Assoc. met, Thurs-day evening, November S0th at thenew Genesee Cafe. A delicious din;:ner was prepared and served by Mr.and Mrs. HoHis Gassaway and fam-ily, preprietors. About 25 attended.

The program preceded the businesomeeting. Stan Smith, 'his wife andsmaH child were guests of the CivicAssociation. Smith, a World andU. S. History teacher at Moscow highschool, and Mrs. Snrith are coordi-nates for "Night]inc", Moscow's Cri-sis and information Center, Smithcxp]ained that the phone service isopen seven days a week fron> 2:SO p.m. until 2:S0 a. m. and manned bytrained volunteers. The number is882-0320 and provides rumor researchnutritiona] service in answering ques-tions about food and health, answer-ing any reasonable question a caHermay have (if possible). Night]inc hasa complete sexvice directory to makereferrals for people who need spec-ia]ized help or information and. a com-plete resource, ind information file.

chriith told the group that he wouMleave app]icatrbna if anyone waa in-terested in helping with the- service.

, App]icants are acr<cued,arid trained,There is professional help availab]ewheii needed. The ~-:is.4panIto people in Genesee aa.,weH arrl thereason for it'a,ctperatiujj-ls, to<..IX]alra.Moscow a'nd 4Jioe surioundxxrg aiea.,a.nicer p]ace to live. Smith.;.a<Me'dthat they helped aH age groups„andthat. Night]he sIervice. is a Wend n<ltI

a judge. In one'year of operas]on, hewent on to says they had:,'4Q":ca]]s,41 percent crirr]s,'a]]s and .th<1-restfor rumor or infoimation. The-.'groupextends a samaiitanism that 'Is-r'ea],

The business meeting was presidedover by Gene Woodruff. After

sec-'etary

and treasurer's reports; oldbusiness was taken up.

, The 'ibrary committee reportedthat it mould cost over $300 to ade-quately repair the roof. Hel fromthe Moscow'atah County LibraryBoard is-unavailable and the ]easdrs,

, Delta Ford, while renting for theagreed price, do not, wish to pay for

„repairs. Alternate sites were prooos-ed and discussed and the problemwill be investigated further. TheCivic Association pays aH lights,heats smaH repairs, rent, etc. w'bile

ithe Moscow Latah County LibraryBoard funded by a 2 mill levy fromeach taxpayer, provides the books,records, puzzles and other media, andthe librarian.

Leonard Singhose reported that theUniversity of Idaho may providehelpin planning recreational facilities

for'he

upper park. No report was giv-en on the swimming pool project.

Wm. Phar co-chairman of Com-munity Day stated that a net incomeof $906 was realized from Commun-Ity day.

D. F. Scharnhorst, chairman of thenominating committee p'resented aslate of officers. It was moved thata unanimous baHot be cast by thesecretary and this was done. Newofficers for 1973 are:

Gene Wqodruff, president; Wm.Phar, vice'presiderxt; Marie Scharn-horst, secretary; David Krfeh], tressurer. Mrs. Scharnhorst and Mr<

Knehl will also work as membershipchairmen.

It was decided to provide treatsfor Santa's visit to Genesee'his yearss usus!. The Genesce CommunityFiremen also help with this project.Santa's visit wiH be on December 16at the picnic shelter in the park.

The next Civic Club meeting villbe on the 4th Thursday of Januaryat 7 p. m. unless weather prohibits.

Watch Slick Bridges

State Police and Traffic Safety of-ficials today noted that because ofcolder weather conditions an increasein the nurrxber of accidents caused byfrosts<i or slick bridge and over<pass

surfaces is expectedMotorists ofterr approach bridges

and overpasses unaware that suchsurfaces retain more than the normalfrozen moisture content due to understructure design and exposure to theelements.

'uring1971, there were 5,321 ac-cidents attributed to snowy or icyconditions Many of these were dueto slick structural surfaces. Twenty-six individua]s lost their lives be-

cause of winter road conditions and

1,077 were injured in accidents..With over 4,000 bridges represent

ed on Idaho'a various roads and high-ways, drivers are requested to bemor'e than normaHy aware of the pos-sible hazard of such structures when

approaching them.

Community Church News. White Breakfast

White Breakfast, sponsored by thewomen of the OOWF wIH be Wednes-day, Dec. 13th at 10:00 a. m: AnInvitation is extended to all ladies ofthe Commmity Church. Bring aguest if you w]sh„but do join the'group in this form of celebration ofour Lord's birth. -.

Child Dedication Service-; A. ChiM Dedication Service is beingscheduled for .sometime in January.AH Interested parents should contactPastor Unruh as soon as po<oib]e.

Sr. choir ractice, Dec. 6> 8 p. m.Youth choir oxLI.Thurs<]ay of this

week instead of Saturday. This week

only choir on Dec. Vth right afterschool at the church.

Consolidated Fund Drive

ln Genesee Nets $2,730.37The 19Z2 Consolidated Fund Drive

for Genesce was completed on No-vember 30, 1972. A total of $2,7SO.SV

was collected this year, and pledged'as follows:

!Cancer: $685.49; heart; $493.73;

local: $197.81; M. 0. D.: $26Z,13;Red Cross: $394.55; Salvation Army:$182.49; Camp Fire: $133.98; U. S. O.$91.08 Boy Scouts: $284.]1. Total:$2,VS0.37. Expenses: $35.40, leavinga balance of $2,694.97.

The amount coHectcd was 91 per-cent of our goal of $3,000.00. I wouldlike to thank aH solicitors. Theywerc aH very conscientious workersand did a very complete job.—Mrs.Everett Wishard.

News Items From

("cncsee Schools~ Local News

Of senesce

Sand) sEVIPROPER GAhfE TAGGINGBRINGS i%ANY CITATIONS

The Idaho Fish and Game Depart-ment said that many of the citationshanded out by conservation officersduring October, November anI] De-cember are for not properly punch-ing big game tags ~d attachingthem immediately to animals theyhave harvested.

Hawley HIH, Chief of ConservationEnforcement, commented, "Of 204 ci-tations Issued during October, 46were for not properly punching big

e tags.. Figures for November'd December arrests are not avaH-

able at this Ume. Totals for thesemonths during 1971 show that 175citations were issued for simaar biggame vio]ations„with 65 for improp-er tagging."

"Hunters are required to punch

the tags correct]y," HHI added, "Con-servation oficexs must issue citationsunless tags are punched when gameis shot. There always is the possi-biHty that an unpunched tag may beused again. Improperly punched tagsalso foul up stiUsticai managementstudies which use the togs for in-

formation purposes."Not stopping at checking stations

enroute to or from the field leads to

a number of citations each fall. Hill

said„"The ]aw requires a]l hunters

and fishermen to stop at checkingstaUons whether they have been suc-

cessfu or not, if a staUon is in line

of travel. Gita Uons are issued

when people do not stop."

FACIAL SAUNASThere is no medical evidence that

fsdal sauna devices are helpful in

re]ievin acne or wrinkles according

to the idaho Med]ca] Association.In fact. physidans have seen some

acne worsened by facial saunas.Facial saunas are electrical units

wldch heat water and release steam

to whlc]r the face is exposed. The

effect, is similar to that achieved by

putting a hot, wet towe] on the face.The dalm Is that the device causes

the skin to perspire, cleaning it d

down but perspiration wHI not flueout pores, nor is steaming enough tocleanse the face.

Excessive perspiration can aggra-vate acne In some cases.

'Facial sauna may temporarily in-

crease circulation «nd introduce nitsa bit of moisture into the upper ay-ers of the skin but they wH] noterase wrink]es.

Medicare does not sever ambulancetransportation if the patient cou]d betranrrported by other means without

dan er to his health.th —the biggest mistake you

can make is to believe you are work-

ing for someone else,

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Our recipes this week, (and hasn'it been a long time since anyone hascontributed?). comes from our faith-ful reader and friend, Mxs. Ethel Li-berg of Coeur d'Alene, When any ofher recipes appear in The News, aHher, Genesee friends knew they «re infor a treat. With the holidays slip-ping up on us (all too soon) theserec]pes for Marshmallow Dessert and

loped Corn are indeed t]me]y.Thanks again Mrs. Liberg. You

know how mach we appreciate yourthoughtfulness.

SCALLOPED CORNI/j cup finely chopped celery1 large can cream style corn1 cup medium cracked crumbs1 cup milk1 slightly beaten egg% teaspoon pepper and sa]t'4 cup butterMix all ingredients together and

bake in casserole for at least 90 min-utes in 300 de ee oven.

MARSHMALLOW DESSERTHest 1 pound marshmaHows and 1

cup of milk together until marshmal-]ows are dissolved (cool), tvhenthickened, add 1 pint whipped cream.Fokl together.iSprinklc bottom of psn with grahamcracker crumbs and pour in one halfof marshmallow mixture. Spread 1can cherry pie filling over Inarshmal-lows, then pour rest of marshmallowmix on top. Sprinkle graham crack-er crumbs on top.

Refrigerate until set, then serve.Mrs. Liberg adds that it is delicious.

That she made it for s Tuppcrwarcparty an<I all present liked it.

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VASSAR - RA%.8

"KEY 73A tremendous evangelist]c effort

is being projected by over 140 rcII-'ous

groups and organizations InAmerica and Canada. It will belaunched «rid known as KEY 73. Thiseffort calls for s gigantic offensiveaimed at chailcnging every person inNorth America with, the claims ofJesus Christ

Representatives from six differentcliurche", met on December 3rd at, St..Johns Lutheran church in Genegee tnbegin organization of this project onthe lo«a] Irvel, The next meit]ngwill be held at the Genesec Commun-

Ity Church on Sunday, December 1V,at 2<30 p. m. AII interested Christlans are urged to at, tend.

Contentment Is a matter of reduc-

~

Ing your wants and desires.

141 9Or St.

Lewiiton, idaho 3'tOP Ill 855 Peek gy $01)«<< ~+3 Cat.BMN

"S>AN~ASS OIL mOO.~~K@"O FK~~L»~IS a CsmlcAI.s

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Mr. and Mrs. Jay Nelson and Mr. Genesee —'J%e Genoese School

and Mrs. Dale Becker attended the Board will hold their regular meet

Wine tasting tea in Moscow Friday ing December 11, at. 1:SO p. m. Bus-night.. iness will inc]ude studying materials

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jutte and Mr. and for bids, maintenance work during

Mrs. Wayne Jutte of Lewiston visit- GhAstmas, a report on kindergarten

ed from Friday until Sunday in Ta- audit and resignation of a teacher.

coma with the Roy Virak family. December 11th and 12th, the Needs

They also attended the college ball Assessment. Committee will finish

game at PLU.. working on the Needs Assessment

-. Bob Barbee was ta'ken to the Grit- and will then present the fina] needs

man hospital by. Genesee ambulance of the district. to the school board

on Sunday. for consideration

Mrs. Mi]dred Greenrod, Seattle, isa houseguest of Mrs. Dolly Gehrke. COMING EVENTS: .Joining them for dinner Sunday were Dec 7: Girls basketball and Fxosh 4iMrs..Gladys Liberg and Mrs. Ver]a Jr. high basketball here with Pot-

HaH.latch

.Mrs. Lhdsey Staley of Alibion~vis- Dec. 8: J. V. basketball here with

ited Monday with her grandparents, Lew]ston

Mr. and Mrs. George Axrdersono Dec. 9: Varsity and J. V. basketball

Mrs. Ray Trautman returned home with Clearwater Valley

Thursday from St. Joseph's hospital Dec. 11:Fresh 4 Jr. high basketball

where she had been hospita]had for at Deary

treatment and minor surgery. She Dec. 12: Christma concert at 7 p.

Is getting a]orig nice]y. xn,, Mu]ti purpose 'ooin.'Mr.

an<] Mrs. WiHard Sampson andMrs. Irene Berger of Lewiston spexxt CHRISTMAS CONCERT

Thursday with Mrs. Gertrude Gribble The annual Christmas concert will

Jakob.- Herrnrann,is recuperating be heM Decemlrer 12 at V p. m. in the

satisfactorily at Gritman hospital multi purpose room. Hope to see

where he was taken after Ming in you there. There will be no-charge;

Moscow and breaking his ankle;Mr. and. Mrs. George Sc]iarnhorst Fourth Grade News

Paul Parka were'e presented our plays last Friday

Sunday. dinner guests. of Mrs, Barb- afternoon in,our. room. Triaha's sled

ara Gehrke. made fxom boxes puHed by huskies

Mx; and Mrs. Laster Wold, Connie, (eager boys) made us think of the

Doug and Don; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eskimos.:Our caribou had horns

Liberg, Brad.-and Brian, of Spokane and was reaHy 'two boys'nder a

and Mxs. G]adyi Liberg were Thanks blanket. Gordon made, a good TV

giving dinner guests of 'Mrs. Ethel announcer. He asked questions

. Liberg in Coeur d'Alene; about the Polar Lands. Dawn gave

Mr. and-Mrs. Gene Woodruff were the weather report. Our plays were

Sunday dinner guests of Mrs..E]sie fun and helped us remember )row

Grieser. The Woodruffs and the ~os and Lap]anders live near

'ernon Grieser family of Lew]ston the Arctic Circle.

spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Grieser Lynne Hanson had a birthday Mon-

iMrs. The]ma Hoorman was hostess day and brought treats to the class.

to the Tuesday Bridge club last week Sixteen students received perfect

in. her home. Guests were Mrs. scores on ]sst week's spelling test.

David Kueh], Mrs. Vic Danie]son andMrs. Adrian Nelson. Prizes werewon by'Mrs. Chet Qua]ey and Mrs. StrOhm Si 35th AnniVersary

]y of C]arkston, have moved into the A haPPy reunion was enjoyed by

]ate Mrs. Teresa Hasfurther house the Carl Stxohm family, foHowing a

In the we~. p~ of to~. 'N~ dehghtfu] Thanl g ~ ~ 35th,

. is a Moscow bank employee.wedding anniversary party honoring

R leigh Hampton of Ciarkston Mr. and Mrs. Cevie Strohm of Asotin,

spent Monday ~th Mr. Md M~. Dick Wn. held at the home of Mr. andMrs. David Brown of Troy, Idaho.

The surprise visit from Mr. FerriBaumgsrdner of Sugar Grove, N. C.

genCSCC ValICV ond Mr. Earl BooIosoIsooo of sion.ville, N. C., uncles of MxsoStrohm andMr. Doug Bsumgardner, also of Zion-

Friday evening supper guests of VHle, N. C.; cousin of Mrs. Strohm

Mr. and Mrs Laverne Anderson were arrived by auto Friday; November 24

<M. and Mrs. Dale Becker, Mr. and accompanied by Mrs. Strahm's fath-

Mra. Wm. Haxton, Mr.'and Mrs. Mar- er, Mr. Elmer Baumgardner of Head-

tin'tout, Mi.'nd Mrs. John Stout, quarters Idaho. They aH spent the

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bevins, Mr. and night, snd visited until Saturday af-

Mrs. Marvin Moser and. Mr. and Mrs. ternoon. Doug stayed with Mr. and

Jay Nelson. Mrs. Carl Strohm and later they

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Daxrie]son vis- drove to Ju]iaetta to visit, in the home

ited Sunday evening, with Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Johns.

Mrs Leon Danie]son. '. 'he rest spent Saturday night in

Dean Burt spent'rom Friday until the home of Mr. and-Mrs.-Fred-Let-

Sunday as a guest of Kevin Odenborg tenmaier, before going on to Head-

Thanksgiving day dinner guests of -qrrarters Sunday afternoon to take

the'Odenborg family were Neil and Doug back snd bid them aH fareweH,

Laixne and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Oden- a]so to pick up Shelley and Sirens.

borg and children of Moscow, Steve The visitors will leave for. Me]rose,

Odenbmg of Spokane and Alan Od- Montana to visit with Mr.and Mrs.

enborg of Astoria, Ore. Hugh McCuHough and family Tues-

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Morken, and day, as they begin their 3,000 m]]e

Mrs. Ed Morken and Nanette were return trip home.

Monday evening dinner guests. of theJoh Sto~t, fami]y .The dinner hon- Gravy At ChriStmaSored, Lynn's 10th bixthday anriiver- Christma is a gravy train for

are temge troub]e spots for overeat-

day at the Idaho Hotel.

ness too often takes place chiefly at

C. G; CLUB the dinner table.

The C. G. c]ub wIH meet Thursday, Dr. Westiake holds grouP sessions

December 14 at the Kent Broeme]ing to helP Patients unlearn old eatirrg

home for a 1 o'c]ock pick-up dinner 'ts a try- better ways.of the program invo]ces a two-hoursession every other week caHed fam-

CARD OF THANKS ily night. Overeaters bring at least

My sincere thanks to a]] wbo re one relative or friend, hopefuHy

membered me with cards, v]sits made someone they eat with. 'The famn-

inquiries and for other km<fnesses lies learn that the Problem is behav-

while I was I„ioral and may involve them aH," he

the hospit ]and since ~t ming home says. p tient are also ~meedto preplan wha't they will eat at hol-iday dinner and at restaurant out.ings. Group members learn to re-program their usual activities so theywill use up more energy during t'ne

'„,":,",w".j.@<.~ )::-.".- I ing, many people —particularly wo-

r o a

r more, But studies of ex-smokersdon't bear 'out tMs line of logic. One

"P~-'o't'-;"-,:;~~~'-":: out of every four ex-smokers in a. ':=;4:=.''' .,'~r'-'=;:..p;- extensive nation wide survey for ex-

ample, actuaHy lost weight; somelost large amounts. It seems thatonce people master one aspect, oftheir behavior such as quitting smok-ing, they often take control of other

ATTENTION I Iaspects, such as eating properly andexercising enough.

ALL Overeating is a definite problem

LUxxzsiRANS for many people But smoking tosolve that problem is no so]ution. In

Lutheran Brotherhood, one of fact, a woman of average weightthe nation's leading insurance would have io gain an extra 60 to 100organizations offers... pounds to tax her heart as much as1, Sound ]tfe insurance sav she does by smoldng a pack or twoings, (Check our low net cost) s day, Not to mention the toll smok-2. Mortgage clearance money. Ing takes on her lungs8. Money for education.

Mariners Met SaturdayGenesee —The Mariners held their

armual Christmas dinner'ecember 2

8. Di.ab]1]ty I come protecUon at the Genmee VaHey church with

9. Insurance for'hlren thirty members present.

($2 500 at only $9 per year) The tables were decorated with

10. Students, Ages 16 to 25, lovely Ch~~~™~ccnterp]eces.

$1000~~ $40 00 and Mrs. Gordnn Iverson and Mr. and

SELF-EMPLOYED (f~ Mrs Dale Iverson.The fo]lowing new officers were

elected for the coming year.'

write: Skippers: 'Wade and I inde Hampton,1st, Nates: Bob «nd ShirIey Borgen,

ROBERT E. KAIIFMAN Log Keepers: John and Dnnna MyersPursors: Bob and Peg Burr<I amer,

12119R. 22nd ~«pl«]ns: Winston and DorothySpokane, Washington Mad sr.

Serving tb]s ares «ow 12 yearsA pro<<<'tax y gi "t ~;a<< pc<if,

Next ni=cting will be J<rnuIry 20.i

TIIE OASNIPI'E - NEVVS, TIIUR~SDAY DECEMBIn 7 1972

lDEPT. Ol" EIIIPLOVMENT HOME SAFE'Llf

LEOISLATION TO HELPPROTECT ClaLDREN

regulaUons prohibit the use of arrows taking big game anlnx«ls,dipped in or conbLtLL>g any chemic«l,yohLon, or tranquilis}ug substance inTh«S«x«II«. Nsw«

Employment opportunt4ies bounc-ed, back «fter a very slow holidayweek. The Moscow office of theIdaho Department of Employmentreceived 11 new job Ii«Ungs duxtngthe week compared with only 5 re-oLxived during the previous week. Ayear ago the total was 10. FrankJ. H«1'tsteini Moscow office m«na

er said that hi«office found em-oyment for 9 workers during the

week, the same as for the corr«s-pending week in 1971, and far abovethe two job seekers phLced duringthe prevtous week. At the end ofthe week there were st01 27 jobsoperL. Most of those requhed spe-cial skim«, traitdxLg and experience,There were «I«o some domestic jobsavailable.

A typical home is potenU«liy asource of danger to the unsuspectingchiILL According to the PublicHeal th Service each year 500,000children swallow a poisonous house-hold product; 500 of these childrendie,

Precautionary warnings on productlabels as well as appropriate first aidin case of accident are required bythe Federal Hazardous Substance LLL

holing Act, reports Mrs. Ruth Spi-dahl state extension home economicsleader, U. of I.

To comply with Child PxotecUonAct requirement«, warnings must beattached directly to household prod-ucts not sold in cont«inst« or hav-ing labels.

This legisl«Uon also gave the Sec-retary of Health, Education and Vrei-fare authority to ban from the mar-ket any substance too dangerous forhousehold use, no matter what warn-ings the label carries.

In addiUon, the legislation fotbMssale of toys and other children's ar-ticles which contain has«rdous sub-stancea

Mts. Spldahl says these laws havehelped reduce, «ocidents snd injurieLHowever, only the consumer csnexLmlne& . the

yxoblexn.'rs.

4Spldahl urges everyone to fol«low the advice on labels, keep prod-ucts in safe areas, read directionsand warning stxxtexnents and'use onlyas direct«Lb

Products abouM be stored only inth«ir origin«I containers, she advises.

k Ce«aoiLf««iron of The Eeefrkk Crartxr s«4 Thr Or«rarr N«Lrrp~~~every W«4neahy ~data) 'NLLLr«L4«Q «LL4 LaLteea4 as ~.clara

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R. E. Magxxuson LgeucvPhone 5&4271 Kendrick, letaho

November 26, 1942

L O', Mason, supt. of KendrickschoobL, stated lait Saturday about150 cars werer egi«tered in the threedays ending Nov, 20. He further sta-ted that some 100 of those register-IxL caled for "B"of 'C" blanks to ay-p1y for sddidon«l g«soIIne. Roy

ey, depot agent who nLceived th«su ius 'Ores, state« th«t Utes are

coming in from unregisteredowners, «inca the Ume permitted forthe turn in wa««x ed to Dec 1,

Tue«day morning Kenneth Brockewill open a confectionery and lunchcounter in the Bxocke building prob-«bly better known as the nHardware

Mrs. Eva Perxymsn left S«turdayfor Tacoma for a vI«it with her son,QoLmUn who is employed in the Vet-erans hospit«l in Nearby AmericanLake.

Southwick Items: Mr, and Mr«,L«wrance Wilson entert«ined with apinochle party at their home Fxidayevening. Those yresent were Mrs.Mabel gaywaxri and Doyle, Mr. «ndMts, Jack Travis, Mr. and Mrs. %ll-bur Hanks, Mr. and Mts. Elton Mc-Coy, <Mr, and Mr«. E. Erick«on, Mr.and Mrs, Wcrner Brammer, Mr. andMts. Commodore Perry, Mr. andMrr. Darwin T«try, Delbert Downingand Mts. Virgi H«rtis.

A de«l w«s «Iosed this week inwhich Mr. «nd Mri. Waiter BrockeyuxcIL«sed the Silvie Cook home onMain Street, Tbe Cooks expect toImve De<. 1 for Spokane to maketheir home.

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The number of idled workers seek-ing pay benefits continues the slowclub predicted some weeks ago,HLLrtsteLn's report indicated that thecurnet total mLmber of cl«im«xLtsis now at 223, up from last

weeks'06,

but sUR fewer than last year'figure at 256. In the ImxnediateMo«oow area then an new 129petsoxL« seeldxLg unemploymentrut«ace.. L«et week 121 «nd lastyear 123. In lhe Troy-Deary-BovNarea the total is zxow 45, a week ago41 «nd a year igo 79, At Potlatchthe total rose from 33 hxst week tothe current 37, but st511 was fewerthan last year's 4L Zn Genesee thetotal ls now 7 and at Kendrick only5. We«ther conditions are such thatno great change ls «nUclpated dur-ing the next week or so.

Hartstein said that Ms office sUIIhas a number oi «tudents seekingpart Ume work «xLd that others willbe seeking work over the kLng col-lege Christmas vacation. He askedloc«l area employers to considerlhxttng «xLy job openings either forfull or part time work with his of»fice.

Qen«see New~0 YEARS AGO

Mr. and ~.Art Ro«enau returnedTuesday from Seattle after a visitwith tAL«ir. d«ughter, Charlotte Nelsonand faxniiy,

Gx«des 1,,2, and 8 of St. Joseph'sschool en axe whole schoolwith a beau u) Thanksgiving yxo.graxe

Mts. J. P,.'mew«no who was a pa-tient, In the Grjtm«n ho«pit«I in Mos-cow for the past, two week«returned home Monday.

Mrs. %'m, Radrr Is managing Hel-en'«Cafe white Mrs. Helen BetshawhL on v«cation.

hhweliyn Ber«IL«w and d Hovereport«d Friday at Moscow for trav-«I to Ft. Dougi«s «nd Saturday afternoon Jack Magee, gamy Elfland, Jr.,Richts Samp«on and LIoyd B««furth-er reported to Moscow and from therewent to Ft. Douglas with the othertwo from Gene«sr.

Mt, and Mrs. Lloyd %'ilson are therents of s «on born Monday, Nov.

0 at the Gritman hoapit«I hL Moscow,Dick Lee, young son of Mt. «nd

Mrs. Harold Lee suffered a fr«ctureof the large bone in hii left leguit below the knee wILIIe «o«sungVecbLeed«y «f totnoon.

Ge««LLee NewLL —50 YEARS AGO

F. W. LOLLeoaLy h«s just recentlyfinliaiLed for D. Nebelsieck «t his Ir«LLeIL holl1ei «L«LLy fe«tutL& th«t will ~

nL«ke it much easier LLLLd mLLre con-venierLt for 3lra. Nebelsie~k

The ho1«e of Mr. «nd 3iti. Joe Mc-L«ughlin northwest of town w«a tILescene of «very pie«a«nt. pinochle

rty I««t Mond«y eveniLLg„ l«««ca«keen LLes dL<l«tcd tILe "ah«tk"

player of the evening.Mr. «nd Nr». Fred Met«cheek gave

a largo dinner party «t iheir countryhome,

One of the moat pie«««nt TIL«nks-giving dinner w«i eelebr«ted at theGrey E«gle school house,

Tbr I lager Longer club w«s «oci«l-jy enteri«inrd by 3It«. Gus Fickenson %cd«cad«y afternoon.

Mr. and MtLL. Henry Lotang arethe parents of s baby daughter born Iat Sl. Joseph's hoapit«I, LOLaistoLL, INov. 20, weight SLIL Ib», The little]nLI««hss been cILrILLIened M«rguetite IM«ry.

Ke«dtlek G««cue-Not 25The prices on ILo~hoeILLg «t

C«rdirL«is have been adLLeed. ReLLe~ting shoes, SI.00 per horse, New«ILoer all «tourLd, S2 to s3 per horLLe.

New R«by Cream Sl«t{on 1Low re.iceivILLg etc«fn Cream te«ted «odeILeck« iaLLued s«me d«y received.

N, 8. lang eI BoLL» offered the fol-lowisg b«tg«ILLLL: men's «her punedco«tr, S3.49; wool «or, 19c, 38c, 44c;men'» fI«LLLLel »ILIr~m «a Iow «a 69e;boy's 2-buckle «tties. SLN;

I«dieLL'-buckle

overeILooLL. 79e; drew ptintLL, I10c «nd 14c; double cotton bi«nke&,1pair SL29.

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...a..eDECEMBER HUILrXS axauSV ELK- DEER SOWMEILf

Bowmen are urged to check regu-l«Uons for archery deer «nd elk,m«king sure a unit is open on thedates planned and noting the regu-la,tory changes in archery equipmentthe Idaho Fish and Game Depart-'ent said today.

For the first Ume, Idaho archeryrL~«Uons prohibit the use of anyweapon except a longbow b«1ing spull of 40 pounds or more vLith a 28-inch draw. Arre«'s xnust have aminimum 7/6-Inch broadhead. The

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Phone 55@061 Residence 27641$.l

FINANCIAL PROTECTIONSocial security ia valuable fin«n.

ci«l protection to the young f«miiybee«use benefits may be payable tothe disabled worker «nd certain mem-bers of the f«mily.

GAME DEPARTMENT URGESIPSE OF RETRIEVE DOO8

The Idaho Fish «nd Can;e Depart-;ment today urged w«tetfoLvl hunters

'o

use tetriever dogs as «reliableconsort«lion me«sure «nd io «dd totheir own physic«l comfort.

Dog««hLo «re nlo«1. v«lLL«ble whenhunting phe«««nt««nd other upi«ndg«me bird«. according to Dick Nor-rell. Game Bird Supervisor.

The n«tion«1 «tudies «how that oneout of 4 ducks and geese that«hot are never retrieved but a welltt«ined retriever dog will fetch mostof these birds even 1iikcn they are

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the worst condiuon«, Checkingit«Uon workers report that only 20percent of the %hterfowi huxLUngp«rUes use dogs,

"These big, inteuigenl. tough e~»ines are about the bert companions«hunter e«n have, especially in acotd duck blind or v hcn wading «f-,ter dowLLed duck«," Dick Norrell,

'ameBird Super'«or ««id. 'ThisIa «n uncomfort«ble joh at best, dogs

'heerfullv.e«get ly retrieve duck«,often under impossible conditions for«m«n.

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«dded UL«t ULe «LLece«a rLLtio ofphe>L««nt hunters who LL«e good dogs«Iho ILL higlle1'1«n It ILL foL" those 'Lvho,do noL They not only flu«h

mote'irdLL,bui «IjLo recover nLore cripples.

Do ymLL dLLty «LLd Ic'«ve the restto the Gods.—Pierre Comciu».

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Queen Bee Space Heaters,5,000 BTU's, ....,.$219.50.......$189.95

Handy Power Washer,800 lb. pressure, ...$288.95.......$232.50

BILQ Air Impact %french,IIyft inch„....,,....,.$118.00.....,.$. 88.00

Fliteway Air Compressor,4 hp, .....................,........$88.883/~ hp, .......„.....,...............$152.95

Ster All Boxfor Pick ups,,.....$149.50.......$118.95

Engine Heater,Tank Type,.....,...Low, Low Price $..8.47

Bench Crinder,Ps hp,,....,,...,...,,..........,.$ 68.50

1971—SCOUT,6-cyl. $2,995.00

1'971—1210 PICKUP, V-345Auto., Radio, $2,995.00

1970—1110 PICKUP,4-sp., Y-S, $2,195.00

1969—1110 4x4 PICKUP,4-sp., Y-S, $2,595.00

1961—FORD SEDAN,Real Clean, $ 195.00

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Slide Roil, $1,395.001972—SKI DADDLER Demostrator,

Slide, Reg. $1,279.00, NOW $ 895.001972—SKI DADDLER DEL.UXE, Used,

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Reg. $7,134,00, NOW $6,495.001972—SCOUT II, Demonstrator

6-cyl, Reg. $4,219.00, NOW $3,795.00

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TgE OASSTTOO WNV%4 %%5%SPA,Y, SEW~~L 7, 1{Nit

ing to stop this ssONme, Atthorttn many states have taken legal

notion agatlN't g„Typically, the sales person peddling

this deal eIcplains that his corn anybelieve word of mouth advert lng

is highly effective, They wish toshare the money they save by nct,

advertising in magaalnes and news-

papers or on TV and radio with peo-ple who take part in the program.

Rev, Ron dueler~l yoQtuLve to do to ctualify is

Kendrick VIlorahtp Service ...,.„,11;OO supply a Ust of 10 to OO names of

Qavendbrh VIrorship Service ..„O;OOfriends or Qeighbol& You getcommbudon'"for each one who buys

kaaemhty of cb.d —Kendrick the product This way, says the

Rev, Ronald Perlctns salesman you wiu get the productfor

Qaday School .....,....,....„,„.O:OO nothing You nuty even earn mon

vlorshtp 8ervlce ...........„....„...11:oo You aran't glean a chance to th

Sunday Evening ..„...„..„..........„.7:SO it over. and to -.otlt and. compare

wednesday EvcNLtuec ....„,....,.-...7:SO prices Ttt»'

"cLtcn:ts tolug ynur'lflhÃBA~:aard 'o@ j'cpu

Oaansson F ~uet Ln~ the point wh~~~ /oct sign contract

Rev. Theo Neske to 'show your 4Ooo4 fiatth,"

Sunday scbool,....„...,.„.,„„.„....,.Q;SO The hard lesson of leggy comes

%Vorahlp Service ....„,....„,. 1O;eO later Mathelnatieadly,of ~ vrtll faL

%on Latheran —gulaeeta Before yern'arn esough comtnls-

Rev, Theo Meeke stone to pay tn feQ for your applt-

*----. ~I~gt tetekeh ~ iaet~ ~ ~~ snoop ou and tttncr'other must each

Worship Service a.,~...~~~ Ocoo

.~mego of She Nona;=--~cstlsNO be OO successful.referrcda Each of

gtsnr, Etton 'm<n~ the OO vrtli'be offccred the ~'opportuntty" to ~ 'for thcifr by

aub eetn Ckn~mttty ~%orahlp Servtos,„..„„....,.,„...„„O„OO

Seventh nay Adventist —Jul}aeeta ',

+vol. jLEFjONthL SlLM~QgsÃ$ %tg.'OESN~ VIrOgg Pg g

adults are footed by the"some for nothing'* sales gtm y

Iep4'nick

w promises you a free ap-p5ance lf you vrill )ust supply the Tguek k TFetor Culhlaglnames of 1O to % prospective buyers

The story sounds good, so you sign Re BQHdklgthe contract. You have «tso likelybecome another vicUm of the "chainreferral sales scheme," says Mrs,Ruth SpicbLhl, state home economics

V.u ~~iy g.t.t-. i~ paym< UTTLK AUTO SIQI"for a g~ overpriced product, shewe ms.

The Federal Trade Commission, Olsedstctc Fheae ISO 5OO7

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THE GAZETTE - NEWS, THURSDAY, DUMBER 7, 1])72e 1Ll W l Fbe

Wint tn I' Stony Paint )arge numbers of snow geese have being solved through banding aftddefinite fly patterns ta that part of other si.udice, but there still is moro

Mrs, Rrnttst Stelgers By Dttt)ene Wo)ff Mrs. ) am %]fegLVstr Soviet Russia. However, Idaho )tunt- to be ]earned, far bettei or worse.era mostly want to know when the Dreamers, «1, last, f)Lncy that it w)11"nartherfts" w))] reach their part af be a sorry day indeed if everythingMr and Mt"L Eldon Hefmgartner Mrs. Lucille Hoffrnnn and Mi'. and Mr. and Mrs Dan Kechter we« the state. The simple «ASWer tbns- about these tw]ce-a-yettr fft]grat]OA«FOR REM'T —2.bedroom ILPILtttttent

jsailed on the Everett Coster family Mrs, Dan Morgan spent Saturday in Sundays visitors of Clarence Kore/! ed on past experience) is about mid-, becomes generallyknown«nd reducedin Juliaett«. cail ave-at)eL c in clarkston sunday afternoon and Law!eton shopping, on Bear Ridge, !November depend]ftg on when weath-

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from the marvelous to the tttundane.Mrs. H«r)ey Perrynt«n attended s er begins pushing them down aut of—k)ttegui, Ãe.a44L Mr. and Mrs, Ermtt Stevens spent Mis, Gefvt)d Lahmsn and children, Chr)stm]LS shobv in Spak«ne « No matter how much ]A ]earned,2t4]]nc 'hn wn kfsttf] in )Ltrts rtw car)nfw far Mrs. Dat r~)) Bracke nn«»)«en «ga Monday tvj]th the Qttrden C]ob it is a safe bet that many alvrays wnI', f randchiidren w]t])e their pILL'eats, spent Sand«) in Lewistan shappbtg J«mes Ha)t and Ray Clemenh«gen The coming and going of migr@- lift his f«ce to Uie skies and thrill to

)htr, ttnd )kfrfj, Ernie F]]ger, were Denise Wofff wy'E ah overnight of Bear Ridge were Sunday afternoon tory waterfowl prob«by is the most the sights and sounds of m]gratorÃand Oiof inn

"'""'""Sltepy[ng ln Spnkane. guest of Glenda Lohman Fr)day- ca)lars ai', E. Epps of Qrafina. fascinating of all natural phenomena waterfowl, and w]]) continue to wr]tgf

Dann I hman wM a Friday aver Mr. md Mrs. C]~ Lyons ~e a .bse~~ y sparb en d~g Ute songs about wanting to ga wh'm No bpaorooalll'IIY BY fyITo Bmtwet sympathy „4h""" t 2 fern yf ill

" husfnsss trip to Montana tfov. 26 ooorse of a year tn the outdoors. wild goose goes soon the wolaV«ggr A)A))y Partrs)t Ph~gtsph„. Fattner friends and neighbors of . g g through 28.wr. «nd Mrs, Dale StuartjEven the return of chinook salmon will go out that the "nartherns" age

8])2.58)8, Moseogt't community extend their sincere De]ta and Robert« ]/eath spent, atid fam))y of Weippe, Mr. «nd Mrs. as adults fram the ocean to'the head here and the cattails w])] be fun of

08948M. tfne «gat'ds to Mrs. Melva Woody ln the the weekend in Moscow visiUng Shan. How«i'd Holt of Bovill were Thanks- water stream or hatchery where they hunters Lvith plastic quack tubes aftf)r cent loss of her husband, Ercil non Pr]nce. g]ving Day dinner guests in the were spawned three or four yeats the din they set up w])] be heard byFOR SALF Metal bunk beds. Will who for many years resided in the )yans'ome. The Stuarts were over- ear)ier )«ck of spectacular, Uitilling every duck in the country. In therconvert to 'trundle beds A,-l candi- Fairview area, and inter in Jo])«etta. Les Kenny «nd A]]en were Sunday night guests. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Kent quality of a great surge of northern hands of an expert quacker, at ]east.t)On. Phone 288«0S')7. ]T4]tc —— visitors of Mr, and Mrs. 8])] Thorn- and Mr. and Mrs, Clem l yon« had m«])ards coming in on the wings of these devices will "save" a ]ot ofMr. «nd Mts. Le«lie Heifngaftnet ton and famOy. Suiiday d]nner aut at Genesee. a storm. ducks, Those that come ln wn] beer your C)tristgttns spent Sunday Mr. and Mr«. Ra)])A Arm]t«ge were Many dark mysteries surrounding. bent, on su]c)de; but that's hunting!

home at Clearwater. Her dattghter, Janet W])son ws«a Sun ay ~tot Satggrday luncheon guests of Gt«nd the migraUOA of geese snd ducks are At worst its coft«erv«UOA!Mrs Larry 1 yons and infant daugh- of Nr «nd Mrs GeraM Schmidt ma and Grandpa Cuddy Mr. «Ad Nrs

~+pgOR)t) gANf)CRAFrtj) ter of upriveg, snd Mt, and Mrs M]]<I Souders spend the weekeA John Cuddy were afternoon ca)]ers. t . 6;-'p%'; ---'-'":-"~F.,',.=:,'=-.)A~~<" "-" " ""~~"BSP;,f)no )L«ntf)crsf)« ftot« t)te p«]o„~ D«d Straw and children of Lewis- w] " Mrs. John Cuddy's condiUOA is some,,~ra;;j,s,",.~~""-',e~s-:~~.---:"q:;-.™

Qegt«««s, M«ho g])a.ae]a ton ~"ere a)so present, for the day. MrtL Wa]ter Bracke w@s a Sunday better and she is a]]owed to speakA l~rge group af ]ad)es attended a guast of Nr. «nd Nrs. Lather Parks two or three words now Wonderful!

POE SALE: Shetland pony, 646; shower honoring Mm. Samey Smith, and fondly ostobmttng Mm Smokes Saturday evening vlsltom of hfr.. ' 'g~ /», jfitting«r ws«)tery $)D. 2n5-2544, which w«s held Monday even)ng, Nov. b]rthday and Nrs. BN O)son were Mr. andfdiefg«s«gt 27. «t Uie Cottonwood Creek Com- Mr and NRRL Hofner Park«were MrgL BNy %f8«on sjnd famny. FR4day

- —munity Church. v]s]tats Stmday afternoon «t Mr and ev« t]tert:~Q«ons vfs)ted h]s mothers~R YOUR )ls)JIALER PRODUCTS — Mr. «nd Mrs. Ernest Stelger«spent Nr«John B~ and ~y'r«. LQly WQ«an, in Ldsttf]stogL~ M p~ e. MNle Mab- an hoor ot so in the Jack Brawn]ng Nrs, Heftry Re)i was a Sunday Mr «nd Mrs. Robert Orchard, Lew-lfiic home Sunday evening 'whore Ernest ov«RLlng v]sitar of Nr. and Nrs. John ]«ton were Stmday dinner guest«of l

«nd Jack en)oyed picture taken B]a)r and fnmOy the]r daughter «Rid famOy, Nr. andlr4n]dt]e)L gift«n, ann Bn) )b ~ when the Btawnings visited relaUves R)cke Gary Brat Ger )e n ~ Mftg. Dnv]d Sfnith and g]r)tL " '

n)5480 tf ln )L])«saut] near Ernest birthpl«ce Hart]«e «nd Mr nnd Mftt David Nr. and Mrs. Don Brown. Ju)]e,there Latei the group cra«sed the K)att were ail weekt«u] guest«of John and Dorm)e had Sund«y dinner jv™~u~

enl Cttf) nc«tftttt)mtf), hf rpa)l1 for street to the David Ste)getgt home ta Mr. «nd Nra B]]) Weye L with Le«ter Weaver.)))jt)«a OI Pggfd~ )I .~ «gtstter e«)) he)p him est his bifthdsy c&ke«~ne Mr'd N~ H~ d S~ w w~ Not, Inuch news Ulis t]fne, )ust

, baked by hts son Danny ORL Satori,y Sunday afternoon v]s]tars of Nt. «RLd ~~d)and OAe, «n "upside dawn" «nge]food, Mr«ed S~w.

3)fife SAL)e —Ct«C)fed ~. 25<. br t by 1 is mauer. ))t Sufferad Sev- Sus«n SehW«RX «petit «Weekeftd SOME ILNTERS SELnWX«do««n. Tour own cont«]nttffL etgil mishap«. 1 ]n Moscow vislUng Nr. and Nr«. J)m ~)t)ORTHEgwjs» DE~LENT ' ~-~+Pg&X/~gP~M~KX~~ai4iP P~F~<

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ting) Fr)v Howard a)ff Ph T)te David Steig'efs f&mt)y )tad re ~ ~ ~ ~ S)]f] w w~ By Jim Humbirdnn])-NN

at theG)tttgggg)f Sg~g')I p )r) AT)f)y, «Ihb a ny Were Saturday eVening gun«ts Of ]end a« Uie te™~biggest« ~d ~t':";S"'."i+"~" '"gP'" —: j> g~>P.: I.™

G«tdeft C)ob Mefnbettt.

Fo)f SA) F ))a<pater potttp ry years j conquer mac)tan)ea) d)ffico)L]os Thisa)g) +6 +r )b LE hp 4rpp~s) L«fik i

w«S Aal «ccotltp)tdt]ted find they wtete . pI<F- p+Jfr«Ea)~»'.00 n„ft."ALP «s)tag price I

)nfartttc<) thn next p]«ne in could ac-

B ~ )tf ttL Ada)ah Dion)nt; ducks coming through the State. The:: '-'-j.."=„-::-,,-)Ljfiljjignr.ts- a aWMC C]gris]fit«» gift «Ad hoked faad I fag bot, never landed far them and '

™ OiCl ~ l t Tbe Ju])ftetts Luthetttn A.) C-W

Iis regarded by many as the ft -av" ' '" -' ~'"'vm"-'ao:" t

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S)tfpp. SIL)e st«rts at 0 s.nt. i «happed at v;h«tabac before retlitn]nglT)e l p at the Church !vasback. On a!P )Ad~~a .' —.;=:;:. I;..".-'.k

P i ia iheit vttt]aus starting PaintsM A nes )fu~)san returned after lhe "northern«" have arrived.

pffftfdrrtfttg m stook at Al.

gt l, r, Yum 'ollllt slllltlllv aller illa'lltltllg the Part most euP rtm~:,':l'..:- ''::-', '': '-",::—,—,:=-,,"e,r-,.-. "'hL'',r%~P, w'yvKeg~ck- Watch fa- "raft<) O)~- @i'"" ing .~ter«™at-thealUbert, couP)e of wicks in the haspibd. Her ~oat ))~~ o g "::—..-'. -,'.-.--'-.=.g)RLg Of CamPlete futn]tore de]tttrt- H ]»~~c„)tatne~d iit t),e Ernest I

s]ster„]L]r«, Neg Htmter of Wament. Abrams )fafdbvate, ~O ~ erst W«ll«, is sAying a'couple of days run in selected areas in southern Id«-

Arpent tteveta] days visiting v4%h re- '

Mm Gayle Denn)er was a Friday ing surveys are made attn~v'gQU dfb)fne rg44]tp)TFJ) to iajn us in la~t]ves in the SetttUe nrfls «itd ILt an

]Rtfarntft), ]ntetf«jtth prsyer Any couver, Was]L, 1«st week.1 ~< to Mud ~k 1 Jeffers~)n Cauntv ~d s ~ ( ~~ g+g

cod C)LLLfchp )fondr)ck. )f4'attt homes cont«cted on Monday '

ftla 'A Genesee,, ftlaesdng,

)Lfr. and Mra Ernest Denn)er and. opportunities for sportsmen on open-

console )p)«na. lti't}] sftcftftce to re- ota v'ete sund«y dinner guests of, ing «~end of the seasan and the t::.'-:,-

~ogaeC S tn+eJae

Io)g or vbwt«A<)jttstcr„w. ]f08 l By Ahtt«Bett« d«tighter Dan]ta af Jo])«etta wef2e tern« or trad)Uans of resident. geese'undsy vis)lofti of Nr. and )LfrgL Bll) have changed since the corn)ng of'ell,.

ands 44tmtkkehelg of cancers «us fawning. For example. Bds ohanse, ': I: layout lube: !tt -'errtng:. tydh sbtmfssa'aft raw,,ltddgdb tetns':: —,

Qe«)«tr )tggg«p k)ttL, fue) p«g«]tdt, )A)eCw )pntt )SLWfetten ~ Mandtt) ti SLLndtty OVetglight gut%t Of CindV ift SauthWe«tern Maha S]ttae the turtt .e '' I.K )O'J .lr CG al C; <7K . 4 )+~. 8 '- .

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Agslhs pnrkitts io)tied alhef'«t'- He]mgttrtner af the ccnturv. has added ski]ab]eCnrV He]mgttrtner af Lctv)stan and food to oih<.t )deft) Lnntcr candit<atts

C]ark«tan, vs ere such as open w«ter and feed, Since

Sttjteo Undetcstt)s c ) stttt: I AMVCt +how At lhe Bi<)path Hotel, Son<)AV dfnnct guest«af )Lfr snd Mrs geese in sauthbke«tern I )i3)ol)«rs, )A«a«d )ttfg«)A A]ock., Ei)ttta King And Dn]arctt Carne>vk Frank He]tngsrlner. have soitab]e year-round hnb)tat for

RA('tUAL)psY RNpd]))t Ca]nf) on A)1'' etts T'te Ay Mrs ]Lfrs. Kenneth Dennler of Law]«ton sauter)ng, breeding and ta]siftgRtnvt')goft»~)et) Geftsvtne O~'c) C)tanto w "s a" ~ ~oan ~~~'b~ a Tuesday dinner guest af Mr, general)ans. these bonkers have be- QI'gfIQO> Id+ho Kenai ick, Idaho

lint, land Mrs. Adolph Dcnnlcr. MR, nnd came Acorn]gr«tort'.Ng SALK: )p«rt Mofgftn 4 @sr+)<) Mt. and Mts, Don Cooper «A«h))- yrtf, Frank He)mgnrtner vrere eve- Fat dtf'tn~nt w ~ns, the Island 4PQ 4/f3 289-4OSX

Sdtg]f)te, Glentk for I dtntt returned home '6'ednetaj)ity Crow1 Ai„g ~~)tars l Park aaunttV af e«

«fty ch))f),,'«s )peen fpstktf) «itd hnd I a visit v44th his s]ster in Oregon nnd 'r nnd ]bffs. ]fenncth Denn]er nnd serves as a so)tnb)c Alntet]ng area,self««fg«f~gsfm)«sf«sf)stf)est)gage]ssfssgs«fm g«)IR«ng«f]Ant%'vtttern !)O«sore 1'r«]ft)ttg, Very h]tt mother in Cn])fata]a «Ad hei'is. «Ons of Laic]stan were Sunday dinner for re«Ment Can«dr geese. Here,

5'sfa)sftf) 6 )m, $]f60.00 for mtttn tet there. guests of MR. «nd Mrs. Adolph Dean- in snow country ~alt ut gra]tt s«»-g

'«« I0.00 for s«<)4))v, A)tto 4-yc«r~k) SaoUttbdck Extension Hofitemnkers )e„ 'ic to see them thra; -h, the residentw) h Chr)sltnas d]nncr was well attended )Lfr, and Nts. Tom Dorm)et i%sited ~m~s and du x have ~ IFort) th» hall Salurday evening, w)th Santa ~ , nquaUc p]ants. A l.orUon of the I

DNts. Albert Lnvbvence ca))ed on, arly )n )~~~„S«to<v v „i l Ut „„„+,„1 ih E n„

hfr. snd Mm. Frank Helmgarlner.'tnmder heads soul

$24.88A)mn Bei.ts io Lcw]«ton f'r n, day'» Md hQ Kenya D mg)

W ™~d~KOMI Itthapp)ng Frld«$ Agnotn Pcii)te T rn'))) ple family 1L~m aM SPAT SELjS Ul early December 7«b]RY)s mave pj gI))-Yfkst Rfhg $/495dow'o: ~ «Aom ei'f GLvendls)l Sos) be)ts if they ate one<) Ltr))) sauUlw .td fram A)) rtn ngtd Man- IIs Hest( " - '"".""-"-"'- -- "-"-~'- ""*"- ~ Can Opener-Knife Sharpener 1.88lt ls th«t Mw~ «happ)'qr ~e trave) stffert refit)nds t)te idaho Med- ond maior w)ntering ~ outrankcd LL r

Worfi watt race)ved Ss'turday UliLt, only by Deer Flat ]fild]ife Refuge IThere is fto doubt that, seat, l~)ts in Canyon County. From 4,000 to ITO)LSta)]SSt4.r R<g )17%

«vt7Ly early Salurdnv matn)gtg, He ls save ))am «nd reduce ]ttior)ott, I0,000 geese LL«ua])y w]ntet aver on

4.88 IAcc]t)ent studies demonstrate that Affter)cnn FIL)]s re«art oir.,'ho the use of seal belts ean elhnlnate at A large tmmenmge of fdaho'stj] anaff~e Sakerp $1.

in Cnvendb'h Cho~)'+ Ly nt 2:@ least one-Ut)td of «)) «utamoUve in-'uck m]grants come from Alaska,eIe a])~) >"]]ae " pim w)+ ho~@ a Sou+w)ck ec"'e jor]es with the test w)gtg]ftg down ftani th I 6 E I iaaf t d $19 9

A motorist's ch«aces of be)ng kl))ed northwest terr'tat]es, Br)U«h Colufi-gMr nnd )Lfts Tom M«rek of Lewis in nn auto «cc)t)ent )Rtct2enso f]ve times bin nnd even Alaska.

DID pe )f)4)OW YOU CA)4) R)])b)T tan have moved into Uto former Terry if he is thrown from the car. b)ovb7tpnpcrs, genct&)y, are «lett I aran«m«s mp egal« fO« y vnln88pa])shet«, home in Cavendish which hei'arent« Beat bo)ts nr« the best )owmttt for unusual story an„-.'teS. They are

t)tsjp)«ttt )n~ th«tchsts, fetU))ser Nt'nd Mts. Bttti Ai)ainson, p«. «afcty feature «Lvt))«ble fof n cnr, quick lo note for axamp)e, that pin-,G E R th/295~~ )t~ t ~ s'Swttr tape, chased rccenUy. We)come to our yet many peep)of« ii to use them. tail ducks banded in eastern Maho

$1088 'omepeople feel that becttuse they have been shot in S!ber)n and thtttPg@. )t«gns «t ABRAM]) )IARD- Chester Martin af lwtv]«ton en))ed t)o not <P)r)ve f«st or ]«)fo long tt)PS nvlllg, ill «

g~g~ tf~~ on Alma Bett«S«turdny wh))e op to they have fto it«at) for sant ba)UI. ~~~~ ~~~ ~ Ih )f" f th )d'] '~

bledI fRAHK Y, BARTON I West8end36-C))P —Rag.,)15.9"

IIRnatt)f Duty, Fu))y au«rant«ed, Am. A])T)l>)N nfzT skAsow

$12.89 Ii f tl evety four ears w))) be inva)vc<) in j Off)as in ] ott]off)a«Bu)]N«g I

ent]"t giffotd lo tobuOd your under ldn)ta ltaol «ra] gger "tier ttn« « traffic «cc)t)nnt dot)n )ho Ankt ) Pb„~n]n) 4])SI Iw) ISA you cnn gtjt t d) recto n) cI no<] h oft griot now t)tnn at nny ) KE)el]AX@K, IDAHO n Sl'll)g I SPeea ylf ~Ot me ef tits ywl, . » ""'eat, balll adit nol slop eeeldenls l tp~n~am, 6 ~. ns ts 6 p, na

I') @engr @488 's8 nn) Lii m«~) Department rctoindcd nttg]ers tode'ut they wt)) ~)oce dc«)is slid ih- 1~Neat)on» o g eq P Wntcts, which Lvero high nod roily )ut)cs wWapmatruwmmwtptawmmtmmtnn 'I I

a, pood perl of the early sununer,II

ttatv nta at their best, nod toll of f]A]t. ~ WeSt. Bend Sef. n'Sea Ve —Beg. $W.88 IExnmp)e«; CompeUtlon is nt lis )awcst cbb bo- !Idfuf Salpd Ltnk, 6,......64,2644 . wo o. u m ' 'o; Eg EP~NT S~gg

Dde Rail«, en I ink, on, = aaN).4l forsaken tad nnd reel for gtins, Ig rr 5 IDA RRL)™~a) L)A)fd e«,I,.„. $$N.)N Allhaiiglt ])te genera) StnteWlde

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II, OFFICIAL SANTA'5 POST OFFICE

t> Letters mailed fo Satlia Before Dec. Ro ttulj re- 1)L«procket«, Shafts, ro))ors, top and seasan f]shor)cs include, nice)hend,

bottom, «en)s, ata. 8rder ant)y before t]ta laige, aeattnga)ng nL]nbatv trout cbh'6 sll etta<Yet llefore Chl jglm,„, It Iln lhe Sttnkc, C]cnrtb7Ltar nnd Sn)mon IRivet <]tIL]nngctt', wh]tefish in manystntctv]da waters; cisca f)tth)ng, of

4 10M ft, JD Center Dt)vo Wanders AOU,)ng nt Bear )eka ht late Januarynnd lca fishing far iraot, perch, nndother Species Lvhere the waters areopanl 'I n I )) 'iii )e

'rU.D.4 5 Roller Farnt w/new de«etP)otjtgt, Fjttrt]))js«t«nptena«ttt, Spt]gtg- I AYABLLA lVHII,F. )J)b))'.]1]PM)YED I K,.d.,k 0)Ofino

toot H s, Disli, «tcj, Sac]a) «ccur)ty cnn itsy same mon-

D SUP)BIST th)y bancf)t«even though n pat«aft 289--1051 476-'1 713Dnv«Dftnn)«r, Owgtsr mny Aat ba tet)tc<) doting every

Qn)l Jtg))IL«ttn Ãe-a'I'll Aftytt)mn month OC the )fLAT, ttit])tstnstj)tiff%«])«t LXO«n«L&jfn«IL])tttfaRKIN)fntf))RAIL'])RRL])gtfnstfngttnfsfntgtf)tgtf ft«L~S

THE GAl2iPPIX - NEVFSt THURSDAY, DECZOlfB1%t 7> le72

I eloIilnllo If%.,n in ieirsXI1~. gebfl%e$ 'lieeI+ ~

~ Local News

Of Kendrick

Fountain —Beer —Lunch —Noon SpecialsSteaks In the Evening After 5:00 p. m.

Featuring Homemade Pies, Soup and Donuts

Dining Room InRear'on't

Forget The',.POOL TOURNAMENTS ON WEDNESDAY AT 8

. Free Snacks for Beer Drinkers

Marion and Ellen Rowden

OII; SERVICE ll KENDRICKR- LOCA'L. LES SCHNAB MAN

tlNION-YQU

Suggests You

—Vfinterize':Your. Car or Pickup-' - Snow Tires. —We Have a Large Stock~ - Anti-Freeze (Cheek onr prfces)..Grease- Job (It was a hard, rough s~~v)

~ 'll Change (Get a Hgrhter weight)

cker Shoe ts —Better'unning, Phone SSS-AMI

For Qui

Gazette - News CIassifieds Get Results

MAS GIFT

Women

uses Er, Knit Tops

esses and Pant Suits

Lingerie -and Hose

Purses, Robes, Etc.

For Men

eksWool Shirtses

Belts, Ties

ING —LAY-A-WAYS

Gtenora Broaden

THINK ABOUT CIIRISTIAS CANDY

We hove an excetlelft selection of fine, varied candy.Why don't yotI stop in this week ond shop early.

Red Rose Tea Bags,48"s .....................................68$

Confidents,40"s ...................................,$t.59

Facial Tissue,Western Shores, .......'...........4'1.00

Stuffed Olives,Los Olivos, 4 oz. jar„.....................39/

Frozen Orange Juice,Western Family, 12 oz. can, ............43$

Westerner Chili with Beans,15'L/g oz. can, ....................,....,..45$

.Swans Down Cake Mixes,Assorted,............,.............2for69$

IRISII SPRING DEODORANT SOAP,

Rg I B e'-NlarBar """".""".""""i1p

Kendrick, Idaho Saturday evening guests of Mr. andNrs, Ben P. Cook were her sister and

Dear Concerned Parent: husband,.Mr. and Nrs. Kenneth Ho-

I ta e s means of corresPonding On Sunday Nr. and hfrs, Bud Feyk thisduffer of Craigmont.

th you since you will u doubtedly attendedmthe Golden Yf edding annilook at this section to see If your velsaly reception for iNr. Snd NM.letter to the editor is being Printed Hallie Peavey held at Noose Lodgethis week —, it isn'. tft is not the in ClarksionPolicy of this, or any other paper I Mr. and Nrs, Bob ivOson and sons,know of, to Print anonymous letters. St. Naries, were Friday overnightMost unsig ed letters, you see, attack ts of hi rents Nr and Mrspeople or groups and that just isn't Joh„~jlsonfair. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nelson visited with

4 hat we wO1 do, and are are do- Mrs Elsie Yiregner in Pullman Sun-g now is to hold your letter

give you the opportunity to come in Guests of Nrs. Ida IYendt Thurs-and sign it. Then we will print it —

day to hcip her celebrate her birth-ive wal even withhold your sig atlu'e day anniversag were Nrs. F nmaif you like —but if we do withhoM Brocke, hfrs. Robert Ciemenhagen,

; your name we would be comPelled, iNrs Martha YVOken Nrs Effie pow.from a sense of fair. Play, to release eO Nrs Fred SOflow, hfrs, John Blan-your name to the Person and the in- kenship and Nrs, Ed Nelson All en-

.stitution you are criticising, but to no joyed visiting and birthdaytone else. coffee,I am not in a position to Pass Delmar Richardson of Yakima was, judgement on your opinions, nor am a Wednesday overnight guest ofI attempting to censor, or prevent and Mrs Max Clemenhagen and tam-

ing '~ F,,m y ur Oy. Joe Clemenhagen joined them for,letter I could feel you are both con- dh'ricerned and sincere, and more than Nr 'and-Mrs. Ben Westendahl werejmta tdflea gn. Perhap a testof Sunday dinner 5 estsof Cheryl Bain

lyour concern, sincerity and anger and sons of Juliaettaiwould be your wOlingness to sign M Doug O'onnor, ~vLton, wasthe letter you wrote. a Friday evening guest at the Ben

The columns of this newspap r are Westend~ home She was also aop~ to all PeoPle, within week ago Sunday dinner guest to

, the boundaries of good taste and libel, visit with Janet and Jane Ivestendahlof courses to exPress their oPlnions who were here for the holiday.on just about any subject, but, my hfrs, Albert Westendahi was a Sun-PaPer wOl never be used for anony- d y vhitor of her parents, Nr. and

'mous attacks. Mrs Gift CandlerSincerely, Neighbors and fTiends of Mrs. Win-

Vir. A. Roth, Editor nle Baker called at her home Monday

Gazette-¹ws afternoon bringing birthday cake andbest wishes to help her celebrate her88th birthday anniversary

Smeren Ne+S Guests at the Matioa Rowden hometor Thanksgiving were Mrs. George

By Judy Foster Rowden, Sr., of Clarkston, Nr. andMrs. Ronald Parks of Kendrick, hfrs.

) Nr. and Mrs. Marvin Trout and Jeanette AOumbaugh and sons ofdaughters of Troy were Saturday Kirkland, Nr. and Nrs. %"Oliam Sin-

~I j afternoon visitors of her parents, Nr. clair, Sr., Nr. and Mrs. VNOam

and Mrs. Elmer Lohman.. Sinclair, Jr., their daughter and son-,Mr. md M Ji . Loh a wem inlaw and P nd on, aO ot Ontario,

Q g Saturday evening supper guests of Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. John Hall and

Mr. and Nrs. Fred Foster and dau- daughters and Mr. and Nrs. Tom'hters. Rowden and Jeffery of Lewiston. Frl-

Lisa and Teresa Foster were Sat- day Larry Van Dyke ot Klrkland

IIurday visitors of Grandma Schoeff- joined the group and Saturday aaler. spent the day at the J, Hall residence

Ted Mielke attended the annual lin Lewiston, The Auumbaugh tamny'a meeting of the Nez Perce Mutual Fire and Mr. Van Dyke returned to Klrk-

'Insurance Company at Lewiston Sat- land on Sunday.urday. hfr. and Nrs. Howard Braden and

Charann and Jeff Havens spent the their three daughters moved lastweek-end with their grandparents, week from Deary to the DarreOMr. and Mrs. Ed Mielke while their Brocke home in Kendrick which theyparents, Mr. and Nrs. Charles Havens recently purchased. The Bradens are;of Clarkston were business visitors the new owners of Olderness Depart-

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in Seattle, meat Store. We welcome them to ourMr. and Mrs. Jim Perkins and son community,

Anthony of hfoscow were Sundayevening visitors of Ida Newman, ~ A~\Tests aad dtm. TaeS siss stetted ~ tsunerfem RIdgewith Peggy Yamamoto of Orofinowho spent the weekend in the New- Mrs. Frank Benscoterman home.

Doug Chrlstensen spent Fridaynight and Saturday with Jim AOen. frOm the EditOr...

Jim Souders spent Sunday nightwith Jim Allen. Your faithful Amrlcan Ridge re-

Bob AOen and John Deobald were porter, Mrs. Jo Benscoter, had thedinner guests Sunday of Ida Newman, misfortune to faO and break her rightTerry and Ji.n. wrist last Wednesday morning; the

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Neyer and tarn- morning of the '.irst real treeze and

ily and Dale, Mariann and Joan SO- black ice. Jo slii ped whue going outflow were Sunday gunests ot Thelma to the mall box. Inasmuch as Nrs.Neyer Benscoter's "writing arm" is atfect-

Sherwin Schmidt of Glfford was a ed, she wOI be unable to gather newsThursday overnight guest ot Nrs. for some time. UntO„Mrs. BenscoterThelma Meyer and Dorothy. is again able to take her pen ln hand,

Mrs. Thelma Meyer and Dorothy anyone having Ridge News is askedwere Lewiston callers Saturday. to phone it into the Gazette,

Dorothy Meyer spent Sunday andSunday evening attending the Christ- Mr. and Mrs. Norla CaOison re-mas program at the Emmanuel Luth- ceived word from Rapid City, S.D..

'ranChurch in Moscow. of the birth of a grandson, StevenSunday evening callers ot Mr. and Robert, born to Lt. Col, and Nrs.

'rs.WObert Brunsiek were Mr. and Peter Van Houten Nrs. Van HoutenI

Mrs. Albert Glenn and Mrs. Eldon is the former Nancy Callison. The in-Glenn. Mrs Thelma Meyer and Ted tant, born December 1, weighed 7 lbs.Meyer were also callers. 13+ oz. He joins a brother and a

Rev. and Mrs. Theo Meske and Ted sister.were Sunday evening visitors of Mr. Friday supper guests ln the Norlaand Mrs. Duane Meske and son ot CaOison home were Rev. and Nrs.Lewiston. Ron Osier and daughters, htr, and

Mrs. Darrell Msnfuil and famny andIT PAY TO SAVE MONEY MM. and Nrs. Bob CaOIson «nd chO-

In determining which earnings count dren,toward the social security earnings Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crocker andlimitation, count onIy wages and self Mrs, Eula Miner were Sunday dinneremployment income Do not count guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Norla Cal-unearned income such as interest, di- lison.vidends, rentais from real estate, pen. Nr. and Nrs. Dick Benscoter spentsions and insurance. the weekend in Portland visltlng with

their daughter and her husband, Mr.and Mrs. Jim Kopp,

Nr, and Nrs, Frank Benscoter werein Lewiston Sumlay to be with Mrs,Benscoter's sister, Nrs, Ruth Odem,who was undergo1ng surgery for therepair of a broken hip.

AIODEItN DRUGS

tModern drugs are a far cry fromthe potions of the old medicine manobserves the Idaho Medical Associa-tion, but they must be used with thesame respect and a gree,t deal of ears.

They save thousands of lives andnuike lifo moro pleasant for millionsot people, but they can have adversereactions which make their use in.advisable for some people.

Sonm drugs telul to produce moreadverse reactions than others, Pen-icillin, the wonder drug that can-quers pneumonia as well as manyother diseases, illnesses and infec-tions, produces a reaction in possiblyone person in 20 but it still savesthousands of lives every year.

As a patient. you should feel freeto take drugs prescribed by your

hysician, but if you believe you areavhlg a reaction 'that Is not 'Aorrnalt

notify him Immediately anII stop tak-ing the drug until he can @iviee you,

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