jkhf.infojkhf.info/Kendrick - 1976 - The Gazette News/1976...Feb 26, 1976 · MOOre -Dennler Engagt,meIIf AnnOunced— ac';I.XI ..I'-"""-''1'I>j>'S]] P(jsses(it Age 105 in the lVomen's

MOOre - Dennler Engagt,meIIf AnnOunced—

ac';I.XI ..I'-"""-''1'I >j>'S

]] P(jsses(it Age 105in the lVomen's Fellowship. Rev. Me]-ford Knight, a former pastor, madehis hvme with hfrs. Wilson for manyyears.

She was the mother of two sons,Frank H. Wilson, who owned andoperated Wilson's Drug Store untilhis death in 1967, an<i Lloyd, whofarms east of Genesee. Other sur-vivors are four grandchildren andfive great-grandchildren.

A Farewell to Happ]aIt is difficult to accept the fact

that hfrs. lVijsnn is gone, even thoughshe had lived in the nursing home forthe past 16 yes, those whn knewher and had felt the strength of hercharacter and charm just somehowseemed to assume that "Happie isjust over tn Moscow for a while andwill be back soon." At least thatwas the case for myself, for I hadbeen her neighbor for several years.

She was really a remarkable ladyand, to use a much overused term,to know her was to love her. She waswell past Sp when she built the houseclose to town and she took as muchpride and interest in it as a younggirL She worked in the )md and hersmall flower garden each day theweather and seasons would permitand even v'ould attempt to mow heryard if someone wasn't there to takeover the job. She fell and broke herhip the first time while movinggarden hose while watering her )aum.A, lot of the time she'd get upset udthyou if you tried to do too much forher or if someone told her "maybeyoud'etter not do that, Mrs .WiI-snn."

A. flood of memories come backwhen you think of 1<frs. Wilson... Icould never bring m)~)f to call her"Happie"... I remember the old1935 P))m>c>uth coupe she drove untilabout 1955 when her eyesight becametoo poor. The town breathed a sighof relief when she gave up driving;she respected very few stop signs andabsolutely no curbs. You just sa>v hercoming and reacted accordingly.

She was always keenly interestedin what went on in both the town andthe veorld and she'd ofi.en stop me onmy way home to talk about eve?y-thing from the high school ball teccnto politics. That u~ another remark-able trait of her's, she never lived inthe past as so many older people dp,she a]ups hsd ideas about the pres-ent and plans for the future.

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But maybe the remembrance ofMrs. Wi]snn that uM ahm)w remainu5th me and u~ typical of v'hat kindof person she really v~, concerneda big, worthless stray dog U>at nuncaround the house one day. Animalsoften seem to have this instinctiveability to discover ~, kincuy peo-ple, and the dng recognized this qual-ity in hfrs. (Vusnn, <vho prompUy

I named him "Hobo" and cared andloved him as she did all of God'creatures. In turn, this anunal reactedto Happie Wilson as even-one else did,he loved and respected her. Old'"Hobo" is gone and now so is hffw.XV]leon. But the love those remain-ing have for her and her men>nryiiri]l be uith us for a long, long time.—Bi]]

Funeral sendces wi]1 be held Thuw-day afternonn at 2:00 p. m. from theCnn>n><fnity church wi(h the Rev.Bryce hrcPrnud officiating.

I arry Gce, soloist wi)1;ing, "Cross-ing the Bar," nnd "It Is Nn Secret,"accnnqmued by organist, CharlotteJn]u>snn.

Pa]lb.'arers will be Kenneth AherinThnr Gilje. Ecefvtt lVis]fnni, GlenBrazier, Chester Qua]ey, and JohnI%V<]»s.

Hnffnrnry: IVayne H<uf>ptnn, ElmerKraut, Ernest Cg>i<a]ey, Henry Sch]ue-ter, Michael Dueler. Ed. Bielenberg,Lloyd Esser, Gene Grieser, Wm. A.Rnth. Dan Aherin, lVahme Roach,and Dnn Jnin, of Bn>ij].

Burial in Genesee City cemetery.Shorts of Moscow are in charge of

the anaf>geif>en(s.

F<q>ruary 26, 19<6Creamed Turkey over BiscuitsCelery Stix stuffed uith Peanut

ButterCranberry Jello SaladCnmch Topped Rice Pudding

February 27—Breaded Fish Square with Tartar

SauceScalloped PotatoesCarrot SUxSesame Bread SquaresCake u"jth Cherry Sauce

Pt. hlilkhi<<re)> I ~ 1976

Pigs in a Blanket wi(h Ah)ustard a(j:

CatsupClam Chn<vder mth CrackersBeet Picl lesA»p]e C".ispl'. Milk

March 2—Spanish RicePre<<eh Bren kin

P(. h!ilkh(nr<h 3—

Hnn>burgers wj(jf ehf»s(nr<l, Catsupa(.. Ite]ish

French F<icsFruit Jr]la wi(h lVhjppcd ToppingFrnstr<) Grnhnms

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VOL, 86 KENDRICK A)u'D rJFuNRNEE, LATAH COUNTY, IDAHO THURSDAY FEBRUARY 26 1976 No. 9

Nirs. Happie Wilson of Ge])csee, L(jtai)Tournament Begins j

Hfi>ner Fut(er, Latah County Weed f' I tll I ~g ~"CO9niy S OldeS) 1.]t]zev~ '-'>n(ry commissioners are calling auled tn be~ Tuesday evening, Feb rnce<ing of s)j landowners along and Mrs. Happie Wilson, who would

w)U> Kamiah gping agajlfat Praj s'1]He i.n L to the Pntls Lch River from have been I06 years old March Irie at 7*00 Genesee tha League enf]r<ck tn Lhe Nez Perce County died Monday, February 23, at the

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Champs and seeded nufnber in the ]>f".e nn Mnn<isy, March S at 7:30 p.m. Paradise Villa in Moscow, where sheLnuf>~ment pa]rings met and defeat 'n <iiri Kendrick Fire Hall. had been a resident for the past 16

in the> second j'j>< liu>'Pose of the meeting will be years. She v"as Latah County's oldesti<sf uss the planning required for citizen and also one of the eldest

come from behind to do it, The sta- ~""]ff'»Lr'~] betv:een the landowners Persons in the state af>d nation.tie on the shop rffdio was-so bfhd we <Ind the cn»nty, Pu(ter said s. co-didn't get the final score. "r<jif>n<«j effort is nee<)ed to get, the Iwecij problem under control and

Kendrick, the second place finish- 'ff»f>ngr the topics to be discussed will'' ~

ers in the league won't play un(0 ]>e the s(ste weed laws, weeds invad-9:00 p, m. WedneSday nigh(. When i»g fhe Va)ley Which nOW ineludeSthey meet, LapwaL P<»sf>n hemlock, spotted knapweed I

The tournament. w'ill run through mt] (snsy. Cost share programs andThursday night, then break and won't ~.'f-<-~s mr Lh<> weed fighters will alsoresume until Monday, March 1st snd be discussed.continuing until March 6, lf an extra hin Fu(ter said ta public meeting,'r.„. t.:.:.,game is neede<L will j>e he]d hlarch L5 at, 7:3p at the

Genesea will play the winner of «f<drick High School. .' T<s the Kamiah-Prairie gama Thursday

Mr, and Mrs. Herb A. Car]son, lyn Q. Moore, was graduated from Officials of the A 3 to(frnfffnent are Fife of undetermined origin de- She hsd 4een a member of the Gen-Coaur d'Alene, announce the engage- Coeuf d'A]ene High Sebo). The future asking the crowds to ran>ain quiet str<iycd the home of Mrs. Fay Corkill esca community since 1903.nfent <Lnd forUlcptlliflg marriage af bridegroom, a gfffduate of Genesee during free thrctw shooting, A crowd on the old Bear Ridge Grade early Mrs. Wilson was born Ihfarch I,t)fejr niece, Candy ]jfoore, to Ora 0, High School and North Idaho College, that Is making excessive no)se wll) Tu<-sdsy morning as Mrs. Corkill es 1870, at Masontown, Pennsylvania,Dannler, son of Mr, and Mrs, Ernest farms u.jth his faU<er. A, september 4o warned once and be gtven a 1>ech rf<pe<) the burning house vdth only the daughter of David and MaryC. Dennler, Rt, I, Jul]act(a. 'I'he fu- wedding date i» planned. nina] foul for the second tjmff. No)sa minor burns but v~ unable to save (Stahl) Mason. She came tn the Gen-tore bride, daughter of the late L'va- makers are.not allowed at the tour- ~) of her possessions. esca area in 1900 sta)mg with rela-

nsment games. hf~, Cnrkill rmrted that sh was] tive who were hamlet~~ neaivskened by what she first thought the Lewis(On Hill.

Felix Holt 57 Former was rain but soon realized the house It was shortly thereafter that shewas nn fire, Lhe flames were already met s Genesee farmer, hfutpn lVi]snn

peS)dle I To Elect Caucus Delegates 4<>ming in the kitchen and she was< snd the two were married in Genesee'RefIled AIeg 4gChel ""'"'n get tn the telephone. She]October 28, 1903. The coup) ~t upc hncj tc> ]eave the house and drive to housekeeping on the old Church place

IlBlmed ug H81lf AffBCk "'"); "'"J'.v')), "".~)uCCumbS FebIUgl f9» ho eo h da ht, Mrs. P (ei 'h o ed d f ed b,hI<frch 16 a(, the Iwgjsjatjve District, 7 Ware in Kendrick to report the) Jjm Busch, and then in 1912 they

ux R. Hn)t 57 a ra()red veneer ««ucm at 8 P.ff>- at the Ornfinn Jr. garnes. In the meantime Lhe Latsh bought. the Char]es Spurbeck farmCounty Depu(y hsd seen the flames house east of town where their snn

ho<>le at 1035 It)i n Av'e, I~wist nI The d] (rict m~m j ol>en i sll Ken<irick M~~,d]~~3:15Th'nd(um~ ]n the Q ~ Lloyd ~w )jvm. off . wosnn f~~«t 2,<5 an> If<ebnfary 18'of

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l,„ar(]qua))fled voters in the distnct who d y afternoon, Feb.19, at SL Joseph's 'rs. Cnrkill suffered some burn on unfll his sudd«death frofna((ack. He suffered a heart a(lack]are waling tn sign a p)Age (Mt they H p)M. He ~ suf e~ wo 4 her vris( an<) singed hair escaping attack in 1935. She continued tp staylast June 30 and had been Oj since <ue meff>&m of Um Mm cm(jc Party. a %cM. He had Ov& in e ~~ from the house. She saved only her on at the farm for several years andthen. D )ej~(ese)a ted U teve~g~jb vicinityajnce 1930, t d uilL Six i then p~~ a h . th t

Ifo]t had uved at Law)stoa since ejfgjb)e for e)<'ct)pn jn the Defnocf"<(jcI

(V eks was born June 17, l8 0, at were saved bv one of the La(ah Coun part nf Genesee urhere she hved un(O1945 and was amp)ovad f<( I o()a(eh Nn(irma) convention later (his year. S)>n4 e to John md ~%Q ty Deputies when he arrived on the 1955 when she built a new home onefor 25 ye<<ra Ha rc>tire<) etar]jer (his D&trjct 7 wj)] send 12 peoP)e tn the W eks. He lived at Sp 4, whe e hf sc e> block north pf Mainyear. Before going tp work a(. U>elf"~ ca"c<~'ttend~ schon), unu) 1902 whm h) The hou~ knou~ m U Pl,tt M Wj) pns ]de cent red ~mdmiil, lfe was a i'srmef and imods- The ]pc<<()nn of the sta(c cnnven- fnmuy moved to the Grand Cpu]~

place, is ovened by Gs~ H Horne her family and her church, The Gen-~orker, tjon, which >vu) be held J<ufe 2< to; sf'ea to a fan>>. Ln 1907, he ra(unfed nr?fnscnw. esca Cnmn>unity Church She wa an

T)fa son nf Jan>as H and Jag<sic 2(f, wul be dcecjde) at a n>ceetjf>g nf (n Spokane where he worked for Pa-The first a]a um turned m at acth e member or (he church since

HO](. he Waa born March 15. )018. at Ufa State Central COnunit(ee On Sat- Cif]C NprthV>'e<ft Bell TelePhOne Co. C.<0 a~ T„~pymp~ng ltS C)~(inn and a)SO Vraa entireQndrjck His Parents fanned snd he U untO )918.

attended schon) here, graduating from

a rried >1Isrjor ) < > hI Rje 4 n )dIK8fIU fICk Ju i Ig effg A 0 tI IfS un ti l I930, ' ' e)'h en n>p >~ to a I T4 re cer tain n r<iin an ces in the VII from the Area A8 en cy on Agin g8i ran cI1 nea r m .

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)iaetta 1e g u ]atin 8 t4e man u0]I berlin pro vIdin8' ot l un c4as forvives st the family home. I'a(. fflay grow off yo<1

jner (hjs t)~ nf personal prnpertv senior citizens in the Kendrick<u]jf<-

llolt wffs a men>)sar of tha Appa- i must be handled and n><<intajned ur)Ui-) Rid C) b d,, ( "Thin Xs In". Now ynu hffva an oP- Survivors inrluile lus widoiv, n j in the city )jmt . on a L<cdce-a-<veek basis, it u~ an-pnr(uffj(y (o )ose a few pnuni)S Or in- d<fugth(er, Rn»cf L«Manu'<n"g nr! Ln nn)er U>st peace and harn>nnV n<>»need Tuesday by hf]ss14d,n Bf, Gm>e Tmphy Clu4 I

ches. r)i>ff uP. and g<>f, in hf.al(hy IN'w(S(nn, U>fm g~drhj]')nn nndl be k' be(wee<> nejghbnfv and resi- zerij]e, nutntinnal super<~r for thisCf(]seas banc) fv<djn en(bus)as(, i

shnl)e - " '<«f."e w)f"n ynu va gnt five g ent-j~>dr]u]<)~"',I dents, if. is in the best interest that five~un(y area.

he wmv Mtj>,e in jh C~) m 1 Cl (te. 1x'nur )fealuf. )v>u've gn( jus(. n)x>u( Fun<'rnl services v'en'eld Nnn<]ny

i t]L or LInnf>ces be nbe>~. According to h(iss Inzerille, theInterns(lanai C<(j~>a]land Club hem I

everyafjng." Th)s j<f of <Veigh(y im- nt l< n<n. n( .]nun]a<in yj~< F>fn r; lj T]>e ordmnnrses are kept in the meals will be served XVedf>esda)v and,thl. Itintm Ridge Ituntl m Ctti ene

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' I', 5 cilt 7fati. The c ty rterk t. II be happr pridat in the Kendrick pire Hall atIlb,n<l Cl,fh and Ufe I~win.C]ark V„] ub e we gh( ma n)sn kil) yn», "Th<.I ..(e< n>nn n r n ng'.

I (o slfnw them tc> nnynne requesting 12:00 noon. The meals wu] be nu-hiy ))ar<'fnf)( O<f()«<VS Cj(jrenn Bnff j )nf>ger the belt line, (he Slu>rter U>e: nt Lac>cie-C-]nf k hie»>nr n n enS.

I U>e Sp ifiC detaiL Of Said nrd~nnre'! (ritjnnal]y balnnCed and prepared eS-Club <Lnd wns known sn "Bobcat", I'.)

"".I In general, (hey require cc>mpje(e i

Per]a])v «r the requirements of olderOU>nr f<unqvnrs lncl<fdn (wo <inugh-

r g . n he '~ e'i]'(I e ~ cff <1 u control a( a]j Limes nf suc]1 proper(>

ipeople. A suggested donation nr one

shirley I M«qfnn nf )fnjnn contr'l nffsiv<r. Aj>swrrs fuiiy come! Sunday Reception VT )II HOBO)'hat. may ca»sc discomrnr(. or injury dollar per meal js being askedto<vn nnfl Ni<nry ) . 5<I](che]) of Im<qn- in ch«nirjng y<>ur behavior a<1<i hnbi(s (.n another's property or person. The< but a<ere is nn f'irm demand fortoll; a bt Iit r, Jnttl tt 'It". Ii dj j m I i rit I"I i"'I a":g rcccp(>i>n u>j] i»»i'] i (he owner nr handler nt all times. As and their spouse, regardless of sge, isf>of>, J<fck W, Ifn)(, precede~) ]1]<» in g " ". ' ) '" g in (4<. Kiu> )rick G1;u>gc ))<i'.] S»n ny nfl rxnl»l>)c a <]ng rnus( be nll a ]eas<lc!n(h ln )9'>0, m'"e "8"~~.)'+e""]scull] keep"'"-", Febnfnry 29th bc(wren (h<. hnu>hs nr he)d in the hand nr cnntrn]]er whef> hfrs Ruth lvhjte uj]j be manager

Tlia riff»efa) u~ he)d jkf(uf>)nv n(i .e'» nod he he<fr nu'1 bjo'Hj (un an. nt Vassar-)(nwjs )q>fief><] I'"" ' '. '" ' "',

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f>nnn 'n honor htr, «ni] hir. Vi m. nn(. mean nu>ning at. large. . will be hlrs. Louise pea M<dHomo with (he Rev. Raymond TI>I'.kyar!

"<e< ls s(l f>frtj< in»»'»L<'. ', Tn T<fnff r. City nrficin)s are oath-bound (o

Of F<j()f Tni>ernne)a nrf]C]n(jng The hr p ynu ge( nu>1iVn(e<l nf>tj <<rfirrjy Ajber(n SCh»pter nf>t) ('(1». T»<1>rr enfnrCe (he~a nrdiffnf>CCS. VVe aak hHSS I»Zeri)le Said anyOne in theKefffirick pns( nf Ufa v«prana of Fnr enjoy ng gc(Ung tnin shape (herc" will <vere uffi(e<) in marriage I"eh. 5<4 n( your cnnpera(inn in seeing the e nr<]- community whn ashes to aid the pro-<eign wars cuff<)u<.(e<] gfvvnsjdn sc>r

) "" " "n~ n'r j ( p~g"an (jfe Kindrick Uffjtcc) hie(hndis( <.'4»T- inances obeyed. It 1<6)] be n>uch eas gfam 4) helping set up tables or actIvjcced« ft 2 i>. fu. nt tha (V])d Roc<a Ce„f of m nt Kendrick High .Ch<>nl r"r «h, ier gian issifing uyarranLs fnr the ar. ns hostesses wnu]d be greaUy sppre-I

ry on B<nr Rjiga. "' "'" '" """'","'" '" . one iis invi(ei n he 'p- fest nr nn]ntnf . ciste' c 'un SSeSSor

whn plan to be at the meal cnn(acthfrtmtey, Afnrelt Int hmn ":55 ut 5:nd hfr. find ifra Tamer a.r not. at111 It v'ill )>e he]1>e jn J<f]jne((n, having rr(»rncii In Area Feb. 28 tO HeIp snme idea of the number tn preparethroifgh Fr]<)ny. If ynu nre»nnb)a f]1]s were)c rrnni a u edt]j»g f > IP « 'th E pt F

for.tn a tv<id ev<".rv<)fi); cnf»i'>< fhe j 's H«wnjj, On (heir 1'vny hnff>c rfhnf» '] xemp ion ormsP A recreational program nf>d social,'hih t o i'. t I .' i, (, U ..t]pc] Io'. (hr'-Yn<f're never (on nhj (n g<'t in she]>e. visit in l'()hi(e 8<van, Wf>.. <vj(h

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fs flat just fnf'1nse "plena]1>g- T«rner's brat]>el'

i) U ~ ful)) benefit frefff n physical fit»easg

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fnorlnls gn to the Id<<ho Heart Assn. HOSnIfril NofeS... Du~4( vj»'be in Jui>aet(a r~n> Committees for Yearof'eukefnja raoeffrch foundations. Raff>am >er, "when ynu'va g t your Kendrick C~>per K]ub met Mon- I,+++@+++++++@++++k,a++~)>ea]th...n -- ynu')j feel, act nnd cfl. hfr><. 51)lfnr<l Osbnnf- and in Kendric frnfn l:30 p 111 on dny evening u'i(h n 6 30 potluck sup-

jov'Ufc diffcranre at the Kendrick City ]j&]. per at- the Fire Hall vdth 27 mern- I(ENDRICK JULIAETTAhIASON, STAI( rahII FEED hffv, vlnie( osbnrn ups ndn>if(pen bers <ufd three visi(nrs present.SATI]III)AY NI()IIT, IV:I) '28 VA'nnerS at IIleWett Market rri(mnn Hnspi(n) c arly Sdny mnni- sation from this efrnri, He 4 doing The n>a<n busjn<-us uassnppnjfftjng SCHOOL LUNCH

Kondrick I~e Nn. 26, A. F, j)< A, ing nftef )nsing 1< en> lsidernh)r nmn»n'L Ulis otl his nu'fl ns nf> extrn help (n the en> 1>nil((ees for the hear.hf., d C n Ch pte N, 67, O. E. Grand Opening of blood at hef home from (nn(h ex- our senior cjtjrens Whn might. find it. Campnut Cc>mmittee —Elmo Eld- MenusH. wjjj Pre<cent its annual arab feed Bill Bl (, 1 )

trnctinns rn»sing her (n lose <nn- jncnnvcnief>( tn make Ufe trip tn Nns- ridjm, Ernest Brammer, ital( Knepp,nein<isness. i io)et feeeived n ]>4» cow of'ave jrnub]e ri]ling «ft Ufe L)nni Craig and Manning Onstn(LBOI B)exntt ce)ebrffte<j the comp)e-

) -l] . " ..trnn rusjnn Mondav «n<) re»in]<1«l necessary rnn»s (n gajff Lnx exempt Entertain<»ef>t —J<fnnj(n Craig,8(arff «nd their escorts, <

jail u )U>nllt, )1e]P. Jean Brfuffmer, Elenor Wegner, Cr<-Tha fneals wul jx> served bogjfinhfg dav, Both Bill nnd his wife, Rlja stn] Gruell and Marjnry Wjjken.

nt 6.30 @ m. affd Ufara will be n exprasffed (hei) nppracj«tjnn tn thalit F g AuXijigyy pIGSeIIfS figg fo Ju)Igeffg )Chool — Lorraine Gustf<rson nnd thfaxine

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Hc<ze)tjna won tlfe grand News reporter —L]nyd Cr«jg.FIIVM BI]~EICCI.I'S OI" SEASON rira of ()1e ISwub)o font freezer Coffee—Bob and Idn Clemenhagen.I'tnhf BFI)l(()CIC CANl'DN Trail Boss—Ceci! Gruel] and Jack)smmff Wejchmnn, Lewis(all, wtfs IllImf>g and Marie Grant on Thun«)ay;tha Gaze(to office monday and )aft a K .'n . i H lv H lt o Fri I )L The en(er(ajnme)ft for the e»ning%lail rnntajnar Of but(are<()w <v)lichl ) B rth C]n.tnn al1) J Cl, flfrnished by Rny nffd hiabe]she h<fd fnutid on tha property nj'rs.

IIC)ana Brown in Bedroak Canyon. tsho<ve<j slide pjc(ure taken nn (npsThn Uny li,t)n harb]»gers of'Prlf>g JI]I.IAFTTA Cnhih)I)NIT (o O)d Man Lake and other primitj>wara tho first. On<'s of tha seasc>ff'I FAN I]I'lle)~IN(] h(l)( areas, which they hnd been, theThc!rn will bn n pub)lc luce(.jffg ill Gleans by pack animals and Howard

ANGII"'S VEI,IA)A'EI.I,S Ju))ant(a Monday, hjnr. I a(. 7,)u(4<'> n bark pack trip into the areaNrf<. ]i)aycelle ]Lmmatjn har <lnifgh. Cl'Lv Hnl) (n <liar»ss f<ejt)f>g n. i)nte much cnjn>~)

iar Alice ami grntttklnOghter 'lien ty for a It nrrni rnntmunlty rtmn.uh,.„n,; Hfound soma Ye)l<nv Bell flowers nn KVEI(C]REEN CiRA'th(]E )'IA'v<S

IlASKI;"T SOCIAII'idgaQrn<)e Tuesday nf hfnypf Paul Gmve]]e said th« ."T anCIAIJ I'EB, 28

thl w .),s ee c. )reff<jijc]c js sii)l i» (j> I>is)fir( BnsCi .

Sn(<frt]ay Febnf nry 28, E<rergreef>Anglo Abramn brn<fght thevnf into kntbnl] (nifrf><uf>efit Nnreh I, Ufa < t'/I f I < j

.rnnge «Ajj hn)d «n nld fashionedthn Orna((a Office nnd share<] (hnm nfe<j,inir u'j]] be pns(pnn~] <mul a I,::.-=-i';".';

li] st)>)'h bns)ce( sncinl nt the Grnf>ge Hall at

w]U )njer i]nir. Teni<e<uf. Tnf>lmy Armi(age nr ()>eKc'ndrink Ohnp(cr nr P<f(»<e Hnme-

ht))5(, I>lt;I()(YhIAN OBC])e])VI'l!c f»nkers nf America, ui]] shn<v filmsTn WEef) hIAI(CII 9 NTII BI)tTIII)AY IeE)). )0 nf><] )ecj<ffv on "Bir(h )>erects".

hfjas Kntf jnn h(«henry, <]f»fghter nr h num]>er nr n< ighbnrs nu<) frie»<ls Rny Glen>1 \vi]] (>e nur(fnueenNr. an )ln]( pfv< I'1ltci) (his Fnrrcs(. E<wrynl>e is wc]come (n n(icnchb rnm tl<a briC]e nr Nr. IriiS] SP>coif], hr]P h(». )lan Ibrfr<a»ni> CC]C]!Tn(e n< W r]ng (i> .)n Ann *]C.<(!1.(i>e <1(h The r]ng V nS p<VSe<>(e<) iiurin}; Sn I n<)jeS md pr)S, bring yOurffnn nf Gi)bort sprnu) In cenmnnlc's )ier 04th blrjhdny njvarsary, Gr, c)nss pres]i]ent.. Nfw, l)o]( u'ns nssemb]y <>r nl] the mr»](y nn<\ staffat the J<f)jaettn Ceffuf>»njjy Church All enjnye<) ice crrn»>, rnkc'. nnd f>eprenen(jng (he V. I, lV. n]o»g vi(h nf (he J<f]jne((n Ige schon]. Time is 6:30 nnd n prngfam wu)Tucwdny, ih)arch 0 at 4;30 p.m. rnrfee. hfrs, Cl>aries Denbn]<l nml (jr. Jne fn)lnu supper. 1 ++++++++++++++++++++++++A

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beXX)sof-Mendrjek Grh)X)ge.met T)lee-. flOuriah by defeatjn]f . the-- Prairieday,';:(Febnxaiy! 17 at 8.P; nxa jn the'resh,t]8-39 lack Tlxursday,Grange >Hajj,;: Leading by. only 6 o jojntx] at lxajf

A:beautjf)lj quj]t top was completed 'time the-young Tiger's stead)jy.pulled,snd;on=.djii])jxiy„-It w<xs very neatly away in<the second half to;.Pjck up,pieced'ix)xxxl 'pleased: by Ejsje Onstatt their 11th wjxx again<)t jual, 2.defeatstroxn, 'polyester - pieces donated, 'b]< for t])e'seasox)..Gran)]jeixxtexnbexs. Thjx) quot, wjjj. be Ken<.')varner's 17 poli)Its pOeefxj

coxxlpjcftejdfax)tj b@:t]ed by the nxcn of Ki'rosh, Davfx Ffeppner.'--h41x1 9';-.

4C1]t I Gran]fe to.. be auctioned Stxxve- Gustafsox): 8, Brett,Qertjocax]IL;to]fet]t)xe.-.w]t]I.;other items at, the IMPea 6 eaohff Jeff,Lohman a~:.JhxctdGrange sponsoxxd food p)ogranx lo be May '4 each axui .". each. for..NI]tog)Vefn j)jt< the ]Vae])jngtan Water VOW COurtright and; Fmtt IManfulLo

erc ho)ne d~onstiatjoxx instructors Coach'Dick'.Ru>xrk fumble)ed>)t]xeseto be hald at:the Grange Hail'he.f)gates.showjn)t,ths tata].:a"or]xxg;,foe~evening of ]>Iaxch.-:18;-The)~ wj}] ajx)o the sceson. for. each;;le*.ex. and;.a]xfx)1

,be othe» entertainment and food. This. the.-point. average ]Icr gama.wj]I. be" open" to 'hs'ubj)c waith na Naxxxe. Total Aver.door'l)ar'ge. Further )1)torX))atXOn WX]} Ken, Warnerbe-put)jjx)])ed et a later date. 'Steve Gustafson ..., .. 127..., ....9,70:

The-.,fx)ndf:raising,. camps]8]x of the Ed,pea ...,...,126„.Sgj)CjuLrjxhan of%'omen's Activities Com- Ihxvjd Heppner 87 6,69.xnttteeffor-the public address system Brett Gertje ...„.69is progressjx)g; Jeff Lohman ......,.....34...,.....2.61

Fifty d»ars was given lo the Mike Cbuxtr)gjxt -.--... 16.,""-,-*)cmpja boa)Id to pay for lights, heat, Scott, Manfull 13 101),ctcn for the. many quiltuxg meetings pat,Nay ]2> 92),that'are bein j'e)d in. th» ha]].

Ixxxmed]at4)]yf following the:close of.the='::nxeettn gxtxnes) -of..Pjnoobje. were 'OIt]III]); IfEb~rc~ I~]II)j)~Tpla)j)ef)f at> <SeVen.-':tables. Hjg]tsacaree I~ Iform~<,-~,.106 .f<xt ithh'evexxjn%wxxre-earned 'by Stxinte<': RAi fX) Rest,- a former If>snxjrjck

argaret Fra]I)day Lbw" area< ~t, xvho now rcsjxjesf jxIprizea went to Leonard snd Coryejj Box))e eel<i)baated his '10dt] birthday%'otff. While the Goose wss c]a}xxted 'Satxxxfda]r„February 21, at ihe homeby Marvjn'.Vjnocnt. C»and prizes for af hja son E)xxesfthjg]t: amre. of. total score for two Rost„who emigrated from Swedennight(a: went to Art Foster and Jo ]n-1879;,first sett]ed wjt])-hjs fxLn)]jy8ensootex.. ln M~~N and then'novgcj to Nort]x,

ovejy reagents were sex cd n Idaho. jn 181]9 The faxn]jln movefd'txsa bicentennial. atmosphere of kcro- Nxk(caw, then lo Kendrick and Intersane.lamps and lantern light by Ruth to Nhr<xpcrce.]Vhjte, Ejsj<) Onstatt, Narjarie EM- The newspaper story concerningridge snd Ines Arm)tsgc. The })ght>)tott bybrought back many memories and «I a friend, Ru»»cj] Smith.sincere appreciation at modern cjcc-Itricity. Rctrcshxncnts at the <)xcetOxgi C<<xrtQ Ol'IIANN")at the I'irst of the month v cre serve<)

I I )cant )o tha<)k cf'crp'ox>.. Who rc-by the ladle'> SPuuSCS I]))}, Malmmg.j n)CO<b<ared <ne )tf sa )<X<<X)y X)<O<lghl,t<X]FJmo and Ross. Very good an.! tun. 'f,r.s ff,h))c I fv<is )n the h<>-pi)el a(s)

The next. meet)ng ot the Kcndrx<-kf»ir)«rcf<xrn<ng hf)<fxr. AO»fc trulyGr<xng<> wiii i>o held on Tuc<day, Mar; a)I;>rf>e<axxT).2nd st 8 p, in. When I}'.c FFA (f)cfx)-I E)senor Weanerbf.rs and adv!Sor James I»ol<fxff! o( Sp

!KHS!.avc a mcs) )ntcrcst)<)g and )<x-ltorxx<<xtjvc pra" < ax<1 ta present.

Ii ] C CON>II NITY Cc)NCEIITi Ml'Df]]EII.'4]1 fr'8 A VA]]oAIILE

Persons wishing to obtain m<!O)bcr-ship )n the Leif,")stan&)<xrkston corn- M%%>~<)IIII~munity Concert Associsku>n shouldcontact )Nr. Bra<)ting at Kcnxlrick ggfg;jggggoiggg+$ ~high school by March 5, ]976.

Limited memberships will b» )xiww'I-

able So cariy notification )9 n«ccasary.Five concerts aro p)armed for the,

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this spring (Bonnie Cote Tr)OLI Sohhbl) g<x<h - laelfflloff

rhxxtxxsh>h> - 2)ssTe- ml]xfsa<f] IX>«>elncccfssary after cr)t)cal open heart'I,surgery in infants an<i have he)pcd~children to ksd norms),hca}thy, ac- ',

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FFA Boys Do Nell ln Moscow Competition—The Kcxldt'lck FFA c)lap'ter brought

hack goof) nxarks fram tho Px)b)icSpeaking ai)d FFA, Know!elgo con-tests hc)d S<xturday, Fob!'uaxy 14 inMoscow..

Earl Lawrence p)ac>xi T}urd in thePublic Speaking Contest with hisspeech, "FFA--A Link Iu the Chainof Our Agricu)t<iral Heritage".

ibifke Cou<t<ight a..d Scott ](Lantuj]placed second in the FF A. KnowledgeContest. 'I'hcy were )<~teal on theirkllofw]edge of t)le orgfln)zat)on slid its)cadcrs anil xu.cs. )I>kc was a]so 2ndHigh Individu xl

Also at ]>Iosco<v, Doug C)xristenscxxand Ram)y Siifiow passed Districtsifting of their State Faimcr Dog<coand wdl go to the St<xtc Conventionat Rcxbuxg ta be sifted and mcc!vmtheir degrees. Raxxdy is shown aboveputting in some of the many houx<s ofwork on his record books.

Sandpoint placed second in PublicSpeaking and fixst in the FFA. Know-ledge contest, put,ting them and theKendrick, C)xap'.Cr in a tie tor f)xwtplace in . the District Swee~takescontest.

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Medical Buildin. ivj}) bo.. one ofthe'omefrom Gritman HosPxtal in Mm items disc~cd at the torthcominfy

cow Wednesday where shc mcetin of the Gcnesce 9>fcd)ca).a patient, for several weeks,

Dent>L] Association Satudray &ftsl-rcturncd noon--in the Fixe .Hail at ?:00 p.m.

f xn Spokane Saturday after spend- Although this is the annual meetingjx>g four weeks with her sister Nrs. of ths. orgnxuzation, the public is both])fargarct Bergman, who recently und- encouraged and urged to attend be-went major surgery. cause of the importance of the sub-

jqwts.The Gay Nineties will meet Friday The use of a nuxse-practitioneex to

afternoon at 2:00 p. m. in the Legion copen the c]inic is one oi'he sug-bu)]d)ng.for a social af!crnoon. A good gestions to give the corn::<;nky otatten<ffnce is dcs)xM as several Gcncsce some type of medical service,people from Lcxviston wj]] bc p"c- .A, nurse-practitioner is trained to asent to give information on aid a.vail- higher degree than the average xcg-able- to senior citizens. istemd nurse or the pam-medic. The

cost jnvo]vcd, what se<~;jce would behfrs. Viola Scharnhorst and Mr. and available and other cons)derat)ons

]>frs. Herman Bie]enberg'ere ux wil] be discussed, Gene <>Voodruff, aGrangeville Sunday where the Bicl- member of thc Mcd)ca}-Dcnta] board,cnbergs visited their son Don and hjs said the board ls very anxious tofamily and Viola visited hcr sister-jn obta}n pubhc reaction to thts pro-law, Mrs. Naris A]m, posa].

]ILr. and Mra. Alfred HxLsfurthcr.t- f 6enesee Crab FeedMr. and.Mrs. Walter.-Ha]scy:in Culde-

Attracted Many SaturdayThe Happy Vaj]ey Club heId Its an- )Members of the Genesee Commu-

nus1'husband and wife dinner Sun- nity Firemen were tired.but, gratefulday evening in the'Legion buj]ding. last Saturday night after they hadCards were enjoyed during the even- presented their 11th auual public. crabing; Hjg]X'CXZea Were WOn by o41rs. feed iXX the uPStajre Of the ffre.-ha)].Agnes.Danielson and Oscar Danielson The event proved to- be- one of:; thesecond high'b Mrs. Wm. Bro<vnjng most successful yet held .as the;linesand E]mar.'Krjes;- Low Mrs. ~ formed we]].before 4)30:and.the tablesHo]be]x. and Kenneth J~ Wj]son were fined by 5)00opan;„- the-se]xedu]cdEel.won the trave]jng prize. The starting time.next meeting will'be March S with There was a steady flow of cus-Mrs. Marion Holben tomers from 4:30 until almost 9:00

pm., xvhen the serving. CeascxLSunday cvcnmg visitors of lNr. and Thc crowds consumed a mountain

]>IJs. R y Tmu~ we~ Nr. ~d of f~ includi g 1800 po~d of crabNrs. Clifford Hermann Afr. and >lfrs. )wh)ch xverc rea]ly goad this year) ~l>frs. Gene ShCPhard A1Oha Green 400 lbs. Of PO)ataes, made intO patataad; forty doze<) eggs,„ga]]ox)s of

Spokaxie. dressin~; four cases of cabbage forMxs. Lucille )Noser sPent Thursday'ole slaw. xive cases o) bcaxxs, plus

Icarrots. barbecue sauce, crackers,Bieren and Jerry in Moscow. L'nday,, caces af pop axxd 8 ke 9 of othcx'

axxd Leax)a Bcckcrthe Latah Convalescent Home in. Th k9 toMas ow nd called on Nrs. Agnes

IFire Department president TerryJones. Geltz offered his thanks on behalf ofHoward

Ithc department ta al) who attpx(dc<)Blume and Nrs. Larry Gcc entertain-, the meal and he)ped to r. xkc itcd the Delta Kappa Gamxna memb rs

i succem. His thanks also went out tothe Commun)ty Church Friday f the firemen'9 wives wha px'cparcd thcevcnhxg. Txvcnty-txva members were'otato salad and hc]ped wi)h ).icketj taking and other chores that evening,Mr. and Mrs. Everett Robinson at-I Without the hcip of the wives, th<stended the Columbia Basin Regional, yearly event wax)Id be almost impas-

C]unchO]xL Brccders annual meet]ng sx>]e to stage.from F d y to Sund y. They wem T]ds wm the fjmt ye~ the feedaccomPanied by Don Turk of <Moscow., was presented @„thout thp he]p QfThe Robinson's won 24 awards onI former fire commissioners Gordietheir animals.IIversan and Hal K]uss. Their jobsMx. and Mrs. David Primus and <vere taken over by the two new di-

family of pasco, Wash- visited with rectars, Jerry Johnson and CharliePat's mother, Nrs. Irene Magee and Swenson, wha showed great promiseother relatives over the xvcekcnd. as cole slam xnakers.Mr. and Nrs. Roscoe Babbs of Pxxj-ouse were Thursday afternoon wsjt- o

ars of 3Q and llfrs. Glen Brazier. Special Meeting OfMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jensen were.saturday evening visitors of Mr. and

IQneSee SChQQI BOardNrs. Glen Baumgartner and fcxnily.

On Sunday the Baumgartner's were) Durxng a called SPcciaI meeting ofcr gxxcsts of Mr axxd Mrs Ho t he Geacsce School Board Monday,

Hoffxnan in Kendric F'cbruary 23, the board considered al]Glad y 9 LIberg Do Ry G c br kc and ten urcd teachcrs of the dist rict for

Glad s Danie}son and Nrs. Lavera renemploymcnt next year. All tcnur-Hc~ch of M~ow enj~M ~eri cd teachers will be offered a contractin T y and the ladies spent the af- for the coming year. The board also

Qfoscow rehired SuPerintendent Dich] andJohn Bxx]dus is improving sat Principal Wochl for the coming year.

isfactorily following major surgery The board d}scusscd some of theFrid y mo~g at Me~ria hmpital budget materials for the comingin Pullman. school year and )vere brought up to

Nr. and Mrs. Raleigh Hampton of i date on )cgjsjation bills, naw beingC]arkston, attended thc Firemen'sl Pres nted m, the )egts)ature,Crab feed Saturday evening. They! Tom Boyd, chairman, gave a re-visited ])I . and ]>~.Wa~e Hampton Port to the board on a Rcg)on IIand TMr. and ]hrrs. Dick Scharnharst School Boa ds Associat.ion held inand Bruce. Holly McDm ld wm N~ow on Feb~a~ 12th. Irmaalso a guest af the Scharnhorsts. g)m d rcp rted on the A ts in Edu-

M . ~d Nm. pat O'Ke}]ey, Bmd cation WorkshaP held in !Moscow,~d Brian of Clarkstan were Sunday

Feb% ry 18th. Mr. Gce ~d Mr.supper guests of Mr. and Mm Labe ichl attended the workshopEsse r. i<I rs. Egland.

T]xe S. O. G. C]ub wiB meet Non., A P}~cd ~}t o the MWstonHigh Schools Vocational Center was

with Mrs. Adrian Nelsoxx co-hostess. ~cmsed and the boar as a wholeC. C. St ut was honored on his wi]]%sit the. center whOc ~~es w}]l

88th blrthd y F day m~ with a be ~ ~on so that they. might viewparty given- by Mr. and <Mrs Rayya

M '~ts of the prog m.Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stout andfamily; ]M. and Mrs. Martin stout GeneSee LjOnS. Cfub. PI'anSand boys; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stout

d M cb' For CornmUItjfy ProjectsWlxitted, Mrs, John Myers, Mrs. B)j] A regular meeting. of the GeneseeRobinson and M. L. Berry. A love]y L]ans Club was held February 18, atdecorated cake baked by Mrs. Everett w]xjch Projects Present and futureRnbinson was served with punch sxxd werc discussed. Members were rc-coffee. mjxxdcd that it was getting time to

Nr. and Nrs. Jack Whittcd of Reu start the p]arming of playgroundbcns were Sunday dinner guests of cquipmcnt the club is going to bxxi}dMr. and Nrs. Geo. Whitted. Mr, and and install at the City Pxxrk, whichMrs. OrviUe Rommcl and Mr. and js being f}nanced jointly with theMrs. Don Dcnnler werc visitors Sat- Jol]y Jancs" Club. They were alsourday evning after the crab feed. reminded that they had work to cam-

Weekend hauscgucsts of Nr. )Lnd:,piete on the tennis court. This w]}}Nrs. Clifford Hermann mere Nr. and 'e finished as soon as the weatherNrs. Gcn(; Shepherd, A)aha Orc Mr moderates.c)x<l )Irs. Bill Rom era, Coeur d'A]enc Another proje<.'t suggested is toMr. and oh>]r». Dale Braman, SPOkane, haVC a Community C)can-UP Day in-i)yfxxc Hrx'mann ax)d Nap} Hearst of April or May, inviting a)l other c)ubojB:)Sr. Callera Were Nr. and Mrs in taWn to helP. Gr<X)g HOPkina )SWi)bur T:Incr, Moscow, pcrnic <xnd chairman of a rommittce ta cn]istStccy EIcrmann of Spokane, ax)<j J)m the aid of other c)iibs.H, rm:<nn un() Ellen ]Vethcro]}, Uy(I The next meeting )9 to be Marchstu!)ro )s. 3rd in the basement meeting room of

M<'. «n() hfrs. C)arcncc Mantag at the Gencscc Union Warehouse Office.Cyan(}c Pondc werc IVc<)ncsday visit-ors of )Irs. Da)ly Cchrke. HaZel ArChibald, 7thThc Cet Together c)ub mct Non<layrvcn}ng in t})e home nf Nrs. EmmaF)o()«ff(!r. Mrs, ftaphnc) L)nchan FIamj N. Archiba)d, 71, a residentwc.'< c p<r si, pi)zrs werc won by nf I pw)stan slnrc 1950, <lied FebruaryNI'>). Lii)chal), Nr><, T)na Jacobs an'x)c Hermann was a Sunday AIrs. Archibald, who live() at Cene-morning» visitor OI Mr. and Nrs Ray sco from 1908 unti) ]950, was the Wl-T>.af<t.man. dow r>t Jix<)san Arrhibc)<) who died

Lrw'AI(>ssrrsmit}) fvos g}vcn a party at Lcw)st<>x) An<)) 22, )))5>6.Sfin<)cy even)x)„})ox)orix)g h)s 86th She wcs F>o)- .:<riy ) 7, 1.!o'ft H<Ly,bi<th(lcy. Pre~scat })rs)(lrs h}s wife M)nn., the dc;>;;,'.'Cc oj J<)xxf cnd XC-

Nrs. I~)<x S])))x)gcr, 1~ <))c N)chac)s):>ad I'«>mott, >IIr. Cod Nrs, Kenneth Shc marric(i Arch)ba)(l at Iww)st<)n

!<.iif), ~Ir, <fo() M<s, Don Sl)r)>)gr<, I) October of 19?f<n<) 'Air. an< survived by a<!;I', f'f<kf'<sf) roffc< wos ~~r<] r)<)f<ghi<r, C)r; ',a Daf,; IJ } (ai V<IX«a;

~:<><a(f>'I) FI<!rofanx) ax«) St«(:), c .'O)l,,)»hn Arch)balf] of Low}sion;Ior S) )<:<<le w(".1'<! It'om Tf>rs(]c, to iwo a)a)era, Dolly Curtis,

Lcw)stall'1'ri<lcyvia)tois ot'>It. co() Mr<<, C)iff- Qxld. Nf)()i<'() Hii)) al. C'o<)>ffif.'<!', W(f.;I<Ir<) })Ien)ann. 1 )'-.ht; f-onf)<hf)<free cari 1 )Treat-i)'Ifi ca<) M<s. Harry ]",gian<], Sr., gr<>n()chi) ).

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LOCAL OftATOftICAL C,O.ITF ]TGOI]66ee faiiOY NOW6 I>TI(Iffy IT>N'INa >hhff<'I<I.T ifr. and Mrs. Andy'ariea) rOniost On Friday eVening at

,'riescr. They all called nn the Doni7 p. m. in the mu)tj-purpose roam

Hermann family Sun<)ay afternoon-; of thc school.Bernie and Stac: Hermann ai'po-; Each participating student w)l}

Ikane were over Saturday nigh'<>n call- awarded ta the three )op speaker«.I cd on the Leon Danie)sons Fri<)ay f)V)nx>crs in thc )occi contest w)]} a<i-I evening.

i vance to the 39th annus) D)strict IINr. snd 3frs. Dc)os Odcnbarg werc: American Legion Orator)cal contest I—

<1 Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.'n be held N>xrch 7th st 6 p. m. in the

The Valley ALCW will meet Thfirs-day the 26th vrith sPecial guests, Jose; CIVIC MEET]NG POSTPONEDUrunucla and Gcncsec h)gh sc}foo) ', Thc February meeting af thc Gcn-instructor Jennifer A}sager'se 9 csee C)<qc Assn. wh)ch was schc<ru)cda foreign exchange student. St. Jolios for Thursday. the 26th has been can-

CUSTOM IQTCIIRIf6qDAY NF~T WEE+'athoil Church Hall and will be a AIS PROCESSQ@AT LUTHERAN CIIUIICH

I dinner meeting. All Ccncscc xcsi-Lutherans at Gcncsce wi]) obsrrvf I

dents are urged to attend the D)strict'he

beginning of Lent next week w)t}) IBasketball Tournaxncnt )n Lcwjston —Soef of]d tofka service af Ho]y Commuxx)<m an! this week )Feb. 24-26th and next

Ash Wednesday, March 3rd. The~

March 21) and sxxppart the B)x)]dogs,cclebratian af the Lord's Supper will, ;(be held at St. Johns Luthcrxxn church

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C~ tr S="M.Perk S4f@aaye- I Sya+ltyat 7<80 p. m. I w}sh'to thank everyone fa)'he

The Lutheran Par)sh wou]d iik( I(> cards, flowers, gifts, Ix)x)ujrics anilannounce that the public ls jnv)tcd to calls made while I wns )n the hos- j, 0observe th)s Ho]y Seasan with thpm pltal and since returning home. Your ~ h4ARLON CALLAHAN —OWner

Each Wcx)xxcsday ln Lent a I )ta<)y ikindnesses werc greatly appreciated.

Service w)l} bc held at 7:30 p. m., a) IMrs Kathryn Baumgartnor ~ ~]M]

tcrnating between the Gcncscc Valley~L)xthcran Church and St. John's L~i- CARB

thran Church. Pastor Bj)) Lcc(j w,)) My sincere thanks to all who rc-b mch~ng pulpits Wth Peto<9, <ncmbcrcd mc with flowers, cxxrds,Jim Bcrcntx<an ax)d Curtis Fox of 'ifts, ca]}cd nr made in>}ulrlcs wh))e

Scrmnn9 fa„th)„oprrla) I was in the hosP &) and since rctun-scrics wj)) bc based on chcrartcxqr«j ing home. Your thoughttiilncss hcip-tions of pcr ana}itics involved in the od speed y «o cry PIIONI) IJSPassion af Christ, "Look Who'9 Vrr.-', Art Bargcnaching,"

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POT foIICH SUPPFoR )>ftOOftESSf VE f)IN!<IE]tSUN<I)AY AT ST. IOH>4')4 Thc Goncsee Mariners E>rngrcssivr.

The scrond in c serie of mox))h)) ')nncr hsing been r})ange<i from Fcb. I<UMI]]rft )]< OILpot-]uck supper will bc held this Sfia- 27 to Saturday, Frht'iiciy 28 brraiiso 2)]5- 1222(}ay at St. John's Lutheran.church )ni of conf)jeteGene(<ce, Th]s jx) intended as an a}i- i Tffo:fjrxit course w)]] beg)xx at 6:00 VfMEHOQSE CQ,Parish Family 8)jppcr and cvcryoar, I p. xxxl'xxt the ])orna John 'Nycrs. From G I>) N ]C S ]8 I})<I wr)came and ur]fed to come. T)fr

I))xero the group wj)) travel to Goxr)on

general Pub]jc Is csPcc)ally inv)tc()I

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The desert finale w)}I:I)o oxxjayc(I atA ftrrwar(bx there will be an )ntarmaj, the home i)f-Dale Ivcrson,"Prayrr and. Prn]SCO SerViee, start)ng I

The attend]ng Xncmbera and gue><).fat 7:00 p. m. This will bc fa)}owr<)! <Irc n]} pitching ln to make t}j)s a <}c-by Ciowth-Group discuss)one, far a)) I

))c)ous and fun-avant.wha wish to stay

A). present the grawth-group <l)9-i A)ÃCERT f]<7 TIIOV Ir]",I]. 2)).o .Imo «no: ">fan< Ny 11(nil a<Inn.'~ Tno <<Iona(oh(on-<<ann hymn(any I'HEAT> pO(:)c," "Cod'9 Grace nn<] INy Nor<I," anil I Will present nn All A)rior)cnn Niii<)c i"Living on the Grow)rig E()<;c." por-i <.'onccr). )n Troy a), 3:00 p. m. Siin<)oyt)r)panta hove fofm<} i)irm })c)ptff) (ff)() i!<tternaoxx, I"cb, 29 at )hc }))gh ar})o<))si) miilating. gymnas) um. ".i

Tickets arc $2 far a<in))(( nn<) f,] J}0CAftf) Of" Tfi.hf.':1".) ')r Siii(lc)t)S att(} <ira:(ya))a)>)r. a).

The CDA wf>f(!I! !!}:.)o I)„-fak ff)); i co<)r)ck F]igh I]rhoo) from ]I')oy<);I,}hf;>"pF pj)hor <. who o)trnrled iho <ar() par)ics,i '>V)))lcm)i or from Nr». I)rn<!c I )<)<),Ii. <vas greatly apprcc)ate<). i,<bono 289-6>867.

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'LVIF GA2<EVFE - NEWS, ~qDAV, FEBRUARY 26> 1976

local )factor, Dr, W, W, Watkins, anda deputy sheriff and shot thain dead

i ig IRee.Ã,)ee Se~ 0)) C Ion. Isfo w's main street, e owas the father of three daughters,the second being Ftta %'atkins R)r)e!Brown, Her daughter, Caro) R)r)e'<jadrick Gasette F„b21, 1946Brink, later wrote of family lore, both I

happy ILnd ),rag)a in a number of no-)

hiin)ng Onstott, accompan)ed byvela including BUFFALO COAT, The his )n'oU<er, Oscar, of Genesee wentWatk)as home Was across the street ""a little fishing trip Saturday upfrom the present, Presbyter)an church hc Nnrt)i I'"ork, They brought back

A. c)iarin)ng Scotsman named Alex " be«it)<is ranging from 9 to 15 iii-

Ririe had a position of )mportance! ches in length. Mrs, Onstoit andwith a local bank, predecessor some-<ch'ldr<in accompanied them as far aswhat renuived from the present First, Orof)nu, spending the day with herSecurity Bank. He d)ed of consump- parents, Mr. and Mrs. McCnu)ster.tion at an early age leaving his wife, k A. Deobald has received deliv-Etta and his daughter, CaroL In due ery ot a new "Sunnen" hushing andtime, his wife remarried a man nam- «»n«Ung rod-bnring mach)es whiched Nat Brown He was said to be 1" now )iustaI)ed. This machine, thecharm)ng but aho it was alleged, not latest of the latest" wul enable ac-always too ethical where Indian pon- cura«and m)rrorwmooth boring andles and other items were concerne<L pn)»)i)ng operaUons.

wri e-up st: "Bm~ a ri Stony Point New~ Gord~ E-at Lew)stan in 1894 where he hsd «„n ~t by M farm to P ~ k)nvd Heimgartner motored to Se-

Indian ponies for use in a survey of atUej Potlatch and Bovill area forests. In

August of 1900 he formed, with his The men ni'.he neighborhood havefather and John A. Humbird, Fred- siient several days during the past

~ rick Weyerhaeuser snd others the v<'c<-k helping John Maund constructClearwater Timber Co. later to be- his new house.come Potlatch Corp. ! Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wolff and

"The younger Brown made the orl- sons nf Kendrick and Mr. and Mrs,glnal survey of the Clearwater For- Glen Stevens and daughter wereest and in 1905 with new Idaho Land Sunday dinner guests in the AlvinCommissioner Charles Munson and Steigers home near Gifford. Mr. andTheodore Fohl, helped form the Clear- Mrs. Ernest Steigers were eveningwater Timber Protective Assn. He caI)eis.was the first president." Among those attending the Com-

His first wif'e, etta, took her ufe, munity concert in Lewiston Fridaymost painfully and with prolonged evening were Mrs. W. B. Deobald,agony via poison. Mrs. H. C. Schupfer, Mrs. G, W. Mc-

This obituary yesterday e~ of the Keever, Mrs. Lester Crocker, Gaysecond v<&e, ¹uie Summers Broom. Dcsiba)d, Patty McCreary, DannyShe died at San Diego at age 94. Crocker, Beverly and Marilyn Schup-

In Use Community Cemetery at ferGenesee the tallest. marble shaft. is Charicw and Teddy Deabald, Lloyddedicated to Wallace Cool, by his Lsr'e), Tommy Brown and %'ageeyoung wife, Marie Nebelsieck Cool >Vegner, U/I students were home ov-)Mart)n). He wLs the deputy sher- cr thc v:eekend.iff who sufi'ered in the tragedy. Geo<»<~~ N<nvs February 26, 1926

S)ncere)y, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Harpole willGrace Jain W)cks hold a public sale of their fanning

P. S. Those Sweet Adelincs are )he<equi)inient at their place 2 miles S.)iest fuil ych of Genesee on Friday, March 5th.

A quiet. )iome v cdding took placeTIIK I'OTI ETC)I ai th. home of Mr. and Mrs. S. A.

Dau-)it.arty on Sun., Feb, 21 when(Webster says 'Potlatch'eans a their daughter, LaVera M., becan<ie

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')daft„used by Anierican Indians of the bride of Wm. Heinrich. The biideN. '8'. coast>. w<is < harming in a gown of georgetteLike the Garden of Eden in it's

Ini i<:);eii of roses and carried a bnu-

earlier dala,i

q".t of pink ruses and white frees)asThe Potlatch Rivet has changed its)M<. an<i Mrs. Heinrich will be at

v 'ays. !he ni<'u their friends after Mar. 31st.Once a clear stream and full of trout 'th and t)th )paries: Michael DwyerIt's no longer so; it's turned about. I en) e.'cM school last week, which

IIt changes channels according to wil)

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niakcs nur enrollment 20. He is inFrom one side of the canyon )o the t);- 6th gra<)e.

other hill. M~r. Gen. Radcr underwent an np-The tave of Kendrick once had a cratinn at a Moscoiv hospital last

thrill Fiaoay for appendiciUs.When over its banks the Potlatch did Robert F~mett took the Fresh-

spill. i!<:ui basketball team, "The LittleMi<.c'n Lewiston Friday tn enin.

It takes out rai)roads and h)ghwayw thc basketball game between tlictoo; Gc-nesee 1st. team and Kendrick high.

Ranch houses and barns befog it is 'The freshman team consists of Boydthiough. Eric)<son. Le)and Emmett, Harlcy

IRailroad worknicn have even been English, IM Blume and Jack Hayden

killed Word svas received the first of theV")ien down ).his canyon the voter weak from Mrs. M. J. Schooler that

srs) ue<L her daughter, Miss Ida Schooler xmas

!Its tributarics also add thc)r polution I iiiarried recently.W)th acres of dirt hc)d in solution.

!Mrs. Emma Halvah has pur<has-

Farm land and pasture land descend, <M the U. G. Dixon place in ihe northin piles i part of tnsvn.

Poluting the C!carvater for many j According to announcement, Missmiles. ,'Tillie Weber of C)arkstnn and John

j A. Tnbin ni'wnesee were united inI To contro) it no<v is a delicate st»c)y, marriage at the home of the bride'sFor noiv it is called The L))Uc Mud<)<', 'other in C)arkstnn on Thui~., Feb.But, un)Use thc )<IIssour), it. ceases to )8. Miss 1Vebcr is the daughter nf

flow, jMrs. Barih<i) Vteber.Ill sunlmcr tune it, gets very )«i<'.,'rqan<) Mayer, <vhn i» )<achin inThc water that, one time filtcrec) do<vs, I'ot)etch spent the <veckend vq)h hisNosv brings )hc fi)tci--an<1 colors it )iarents, Mr. and Mrs. Al Mayer.

brown. Miss Pm<vena Hansnn, arconipimiedIi's nnt just someone's idle notion —by tivo gir) fr<en<is, Miss Nadine Tii.-k"or the sail from here en<Ls in t)i<i

, Thc gift nt il'iud by thc Pot)ate!1 liowj given

The g)tts ft'orn Uic I'nt)a'tr '" '"'tin)cs! Ani it smc)]s tnhigh Heaven.If a)l vi)) work ive ca: turn it about,'IVcrc ti'uits and vcgctab)es in )'i)c AJid rebuild thc streaili vlierc wlga)niv. used tn catch trout.Nrv,'s )iovw from Peoria bought the —C, Y, C>roseclnse,chcrric<s Juliact ta.A)so v'crc raised niany kin<)s <ir

berries;j)tc)ons and prttnes and apple )rces,,Squash, corn, turks--honey bees. i

No<v we who live heim iiuich chaiig<'urvms% t

And ~tore our valley as in earlydisk s.

Moscow to shop from Oenesee, weused to drive by "The Stettens Place"upon entering town, It was locatedsomew)tat catty-corner from the pre-sent se)f-seiv)ce gas station on thecouii)y tuad, 'Moimtaln View Drive.It was a tall house once paintedyeuuw and, sure enough, there werebullet holes visible. A posse hadf'ough), with a young man there wholuul died, whether by his own handor that, of a beseiger was never fullyestablished,

IDAIIO nl:PT. OF EMI LODGMENTAlthough 54 Latah county persons

filed new or additional claims for un-employment insurance benefits dur-ing the past week, the number of id-led workers continuing to seek job-less pay declined slightly from theprevious week. Frank J. Hartste!n,Moscow office manager for the Ida-ho Department of Employment, re-ported that the total now stands at.551, compared with 500 at the end ofthe previous week and not tno muchhigher than the 526 of a year ago.He noi,ed that the increase over lastyear was mostly in the Moscow areawhere the total is now 317, comparedwith 272 a year ago. Other areasin the county remained about thesame with little change noted eitherfrom last week or from last year.

Five Latah county workers wereverified as placed on jobs during theweek, with several others havingbeen referred with the results stillunknown. This is a dec)ine from theprevious week when 9 workers weregiven job finding help, and from lastyear when 12 workers found jobsthrough the Employment Office dur-ing the third week in February 1975.Jobs remaining unfilled at the end of

Letters to

the Biter...the week continue to be few, aa m~~jobs are fiued as soon as they

are'ocatedin the community. Only 7jobs remain open, the same as for aweek ago, and down from last year'atotal of ll. Haristein said he ~-ed that job opportunities wouM notincrease appreciably for the next.few weeks; that, unemployment..should remain about where it )s for--about 2 or 3 weeks, depend)ng on.v;esther conditions; and that wc<dc .

would be somewhat morep)entifuL'tarting

towards the end of March as.=early April.

Moscow, ldaliuFcbriiary 14, 1976

Dear Ed)tor:

An ab)tuary ln the Lcwlstnn Tri-bune for I<"eb. 13, )970 iriay )io)d some)ntereat for the people whu pr<senuyare enjoying Uie Bicentennial <:ffurtsof your lucis) C<nnmiss)un of whichEugene Tay)ot. )s a member. Ii'orth)s item con)inues and about, saysperiod for certain )oca) nesvs of longago.

As a little IHr) coming by car to

The son ot that, house became men-tally disturbed and was decided bylocal authorities as ready for coin-m)tment to the insane asylum at Oro-ino, When so informed the youngfe))ow was wildly resentful, met the Join and Soppolt

The Bulldog Boosters

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ner and Mtss Wilma Burton aiI ofwhom are attending the U/I spentthe weekend wii.h her parents.

The Blue Bird club was very de-lightfully entertained Tuesday after-noon by Mrs. Chas. Odenborg at hercountry home north of town

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No mnrc )egging stl'ilig)lt, dnv'n 'Ulehills

AV)th gullies doom w)sich ).he svatrrthen sp)))s.

Seed arroyos vrith heavy gr:iss,Futors through w)s)ch no soil can

pass,Contour roivs on every s)n)ieHold back our soil'Ii. is nui'nly

hope.yliai'a E-Z NARK Flat EaamaiBuild dams both big an<) litt)<Places wiirtw thc soil can settle,

Here's tha perfect paint for walls, ceilings and woodwork

in eve)Y room. The reason: E-Z Kara's smooth,

enamel-hard finish has st)ong resistance to stains, soiling

and fingermarks. And if it ever needs washing, you can

even scrub E.Z Kara without harming its rich-asvclvet

beauty, It's just groat for homes where there are

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)j))))fo hove in Stock Lewis.j'rit Ijsi-a S)eil'"

The city of Lewiston impounds about 800 dogs a yeat'.Less than 25% of these are reclaimed by their owners.

The animal shelter receives about 2,500 additional ani-o year. About 400 are placed with new owners. The restore given euthanasia. The problem grows with each pass-ing year. Please help us teverse this trend.

You can help in two woys:

BE A RESPONSIBLE DOG OVfHER —unless you area breeder, have your dog or cat spayed, or neutered by aveterinarian. (Yes, the statistics on cats are also painful).W'rite or coll us For a pamphlet on the effects of neuter-ing and spaying.

SEND US PEOPLE VfHo WANT A DOG—The shel-ter has healthy pets for adoption. If they are old enoughwe have ther.. s,".,ay"d. Th"y hcva had distemper shots.

lf we all just recognize our probletn maybe we cansolve it.

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Next right after passing Potlatch (iateLewiston, Idaho 83501

)h<s A<) Done<«) by 7he Gasette-h)ews

Kendrick, lslej)h)» Phone 289-4051

THE OAKEN"PE - NEAVS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1976

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Idaho economic Outlook

Brighter Says -Newsletter

The economic outlook for Idaho in1976appear favorable as the businessrecovery initiated in the fourth quar-ter is expected to accelerate threugh-out the year.

This is the highlight of the quar-terly'First Security Newsletter, beingdistributed this week according toJames Hoagland, Jr., manager. Dr.Elroy Nelson, senior vice presidentand economist, is the editor of theletter.

Cash receipts from farm marketingare expected to resume a normalgrowth pattern tin 1976, The lumberindustry should experience a furtherpick up in demand and production,and employment in the constructionand manufacturing industries are alsoexpected to be favorably influencedby improved national business condi-tions.

The Newsletter also predicts posi-tive growth in, real personal incomein 1976.

In a rewiew of 1975 the Newsletterpoints out that while total personalincome in Idaho is estimated at $4.2billion in 1975, there probably wasvery little change in 1975 real income.

The fourth quarter of 1&75 sawgenerally unchanged business pat-terns in Idaho, although some im-provement appeared in the lumber in-dutry and in the overail rate of un-employment.

The Newsletter also renewed theperformance of muious industries in1975:

Apiculture: Cash receipts fromfarm marketing in Idaho totaled$988.5 million for the first ten monthsof 1975, an amount 12.3 per cent be-low the corresponding period a yearago. Receipts from the sale of cropsdecreased nearly 19 per cent, whilelivestock and livestock product re-ceipts rose 2 per cent. Milk produc-tion in the first ten months of 1975declined 2 per cent from the same

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period a year ago. The average priceof milk sold \o plants in Dec. was33 per cent higher than a year ago.

Lumber: Although production forthe first ten months of the year wasby 8.6 per cent from the same periods year earlier, production in Augut,September and October increased wellabo~e last year.

Construction: Building permit con-strucuon in 46 major cities and un-incorporated areas totaled $275.4

T H E 6 A X E T T E ~ N H %'-SA Consolidation of Tha Kendrick Gazette and The Qeneeeo N~a

Published every %wednesday (dated Thursday) and entered as secondplass mat tar at tho Post Office in Kendrick, Idaho 83537 and genoese,Idaho 83832, Latah County, under Aot ot Congress of March, 1879,The official Newspaper of Genoese, Kendrick and Juiiaetta, Idaho

Jane L. Roth and O'imam A. Rotb. PuMshereWmiam A. Roth, Editor -:- Mra James Cuddy, News Iklitor

Claneseo —Telephone 285-1513 Kendrick~oZg~ne, ~-Subscrlpion Rates: $4.00 per year tn State —$4-5e Oint of State

Adv.ertiiping Ratio Gtven Upon Appihcat1oa

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Qy Virayne P', IrtsheyExtension Safety Speclamat.

Accidental injury due to a fall whilehandling or working with hay is re-lauvely common on Idaho's farmsand ranches according to ExtensionSafety Speciaust, XVayne Fisher. Al-though reporting is not colnple'ted onthe 1975 Farm Safety Survey, the da-ta to date would indicate Qat 200persons would be expected to be in-

yearly in, the state and,thatmedical expenses w'ould averageabout $300 each for this type of in-cident.

Dangers and the Itkel&ood of afail are high during this period. whilepeople are feeding hay. VIlnter addsto the problem with the individiialhampered by extra clpthing and mostlikely wearing overshoes, He is al-so likely to encounter hales that arefrozen down and unpredictable. Per-haps due to the co1d caution may bedisregarded in the haste:to Completethe task.

'Hay does not provide a stable sur-

miQion for the first eleven months of1975 which represented an increase of9.6 per cent over the correspondingperiod in 1974.

>Dneraisi Although mineral pro-duction in Idaho in 1975, was abovethat of a year earlier, there was con-siderable variation among the majorproducts. Of five major metals allbut lead showed an increase in pro-,duction. Both lead and copper experi-enced a decrease in total value ofproduction.

The Newsletter also commented onother business indicators.

Total employment in Idaho was re-ported at, 343,000, an increase of 1.5per cent over a 1+ar ago.

Retail trade during the period Maythrough September, waa up 8.25 percent.

Loans outstanding at Idaho FederalReserve reporting members banks to-taled $1,557 million in nud-December.This was an increase of $146 million,!Qr 10 per cent above a year ago. De-1mand deposits totaled $833 million, or9 per cent above December 1974. Timeand savings deposits were at $1,306million, 11 per cent above December.1974.

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GAS~HCNSK ~ 'E ARE HERE TO SKYE YQU.IIRNONIALS

I am the iocai reprea~tatlv~ s ihlarkets are available daily S:00a. m. to 5:0p. m,for Oarunghouse Memoris ls oiLewiston. Our monumeats and ~

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HOURS —8a. m. to 5 P.. rn.Mondays through Fridays

We Will Accept Farm Butchered Beef and PorkFor Processing

BENDELS MEATSTroy, Idaho Phone 835-2341

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P> I bm I a ta!a ( pl~ hd j( trti<<Q dhI% ' dhlIS%11 qQUI''+,'-Cf]L peg/CI j e wish to express our g>atcfujtJ [ I~ (]ARO .OF THANKS

j. Uon for "he kindness and con-,'gt.'0l I'leWS - ~ to 5 ~y, relatives, friends

jbeic«vernant through the many c«Us,> g I I~W}jh Sy»>pat}>y- et ra, Fr<»(<(t Htt(j ger>< calls, visits rand expressions of

con-'ern

while I w«s ui <he hospita) andsince retur>ung home foj}aevi<>'g my

pathy <ct t]» lc>ief) n»r;> nf }!"t]<»!!o)t, O"r Mys)le Helmg«rtnov, <iftev were Mr and Mrs > ~ ~i

.'>ac'8] Lb<bake Lo V.F.W. Postj acr.iden<, I "»cree!>a!cd all cf ih's very

H i i i.....'een>ingly heing almost «s ivell a„daugh<er Rachel and I envy Tech«nts.i..'J', L«]<(f.: A»"j)ja>y and the Friend-(i «n'] h<S Wife 'iVnere former'<CS]d- !m»c».

en<« of ni>v >jdge. - (befo>e tho last siege vv«s not in such After br&kf st they a I went "I-'." >'"-.'ghbor Club., Wednesday evening dinner guests Llo d F 'ofine fe)tle the fir«], of the week. Per- iston where tl>e men participated nI 'I'lie ":uf>j!y of I':9:}."L of Mr. and M s, II& Gro~kw to joinhap« «s)ight addition to medica)lons 8 bovf ling to»mam nt. - I <c ! in the celebration of Ed's 83rd birtb-I

M.'.,ii«l lib.t, J ick Fs>s'ey, Gj»ajv'ill cleav, jhese l«tes]. problems. Vjs]L«Mr "nd ht~. ~h + D"p 8 ™ -- ..—-- --- — >day were Mr. «»d Mrs, John Grose-I«»ti Rit'ci i»ok hj>>I, Vr>n <-*»)born «nd jng with hcr on Sunday afternoon mm from.&+fino wc>'e 8&% y',:ill< ('lose, Eddi, Wendy and Debbie, Rob- )(f g ', gson to Do]a Mo><day, I"t,b, 16 and ve «nd evening at son Eldon's home weve nng ' ' ig4IQf'Qg I ggj,gee r rt C]e>nenhagen, Mvs. Gus=ie Lgge>s, RCA4flCII r OjLBJ neN5-tuvned on Wo(<jne«<jay U<e Ij]th, Jim Alvin and bfabe) Ste]ge>s, Erma Ste- A"m "ge b!rs. Viola Johns and Mr. «nd Mrs.and Jennifer Stayed iVij}> hfr, «nd Ve»S, and Farl Hehngartnera. Mr. and Rtty Bi>tie>iMrs, Jt)hn C»ddy. SM>i anti >Mrs, John (Mrs. Everejt Custer of Clark«ton Sunday af en oon with Mr. ~d ~'(<<'eWS Mr. and Mrs. Roy Craig and T}mGiammenco of Cjar)<«)on «nt} hfr. >U>d wtive among the gues).s at the home Da~ Bund«y Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Mar- Lockett, Lcwiston, Mr. and Mrs.

Ibfr. &nd J>trs, Verlln ganja>nin &nd Mrs. Jo Benscoter shall and family of Weippe, Dixie George Baugb and Mrs. Hazel Thorn-

ner ivj<h the Jack Pars)ay& David Newt and Mildred Heath enjoyed s Lorj were Sunday dinn r gu Q of Swanson &nd son Brian of Lewiston ton, Orofino, were Sunday dinner

Wj)]jan»r was a Sunday supper «nd quiet and happy week at home A Mr. and bfrs. Dan Wcnstrom in Lew'wl The Havens boys, Ir«, Ted and Ray- and Mr, and Nrs. Lee Swan«on and guests of Mr. «nd Mrs. Lloyd Craig.~«rfv «nd their families were Sunday sons of Moscow, visited Mrs. Ad«line Mr, and Mrs. J. T. Wadford were

Scogjqn)< ivnss 8 })le>>sant interlude Wednesday (18th) dinner guests of din«rr guests in the George Havens Jassman. Sunday evening callers.Satilrday rienjng supper g»est« of Sons Edga„snd F„enewere Sunda '!r. and Nvs. Wade Candler to help boi»e Lr) help George celebrate h}s Mrs. Beulah peters returned to her Mr. and Mrs. Tom PGowden snd boys

hf>, a»d 3 rs )38n Fcy «n<} so<>s were supper guests Life ivas on sn even M s, Candler celebrate her 85th birth- bii <]>(}ay, home Saturday after having spent of Lewiston were Sunday dinnerh!r, «ntj bf<> I(«th F„rd kee} 'ay Were MrS. Lar>y Knight. and Mr«r Walt and Babe BenSCOter Were'eVeral mOntha in a nurSing hOme in gue«tS Of Mr. and Mra. MariOn ROW-

Evnir I l jg e v f«ii >j}y of 3!oscoiv Ray West. both from Kamiah, 'A~. Troy and Lewis< on visitors on Wed- ~'ubi on recuPcra< ig from 8 stroke. denMr <tl«j htr«. J}m StU<'nlan span}, <>s u„'Ua) vjsjj~~ C„.t1> Lh

'im Recce, Mr. and Mrs. Tom King Aced«i. Sa<urdaV luncheon guests in We welcome her back. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ross Armi-Sunrlay iVitl> Mi; and h!ra. l3«A Kerb- S„nd,y and <bfr. and llfrS, Aaran LVC]]S. the ]~a»SCOLCV hon>e i<fere grandSOnS MrS. Marge Whittum SPent. ThurS- tage deOVe tO StiteS tO the hOme Of].er. Virgil Dygert Sr. <>nd V)<Xi} Dy- T(.»»»y Greene «nd Charley Ãc~j] of day night with her sister, M>s. Edna Ines's brother and ivife, Mr, and Mrs.

[8 Uie Heel/ B )ge>t Jr, from Leiviston werc sat

unsay

IId< i8>; < r n; cf< ernoon and evening call- Robinson in cia rkston. Nelson B1ewet t where they enjoyed

Pl»ma ]IVC]chman and Her>nan dinner /~est« of Mr. &nd Mrs Henry] ei -'ere P> 'illa and Tanu>>y Armi- Chad Hen«on, son of bfr. «nd Mrs. dinner.I<age and the Bob Dupe« famUy of Bud Henson, had the misfortune of A group gathered at the home

of'loom

jng })u< tcvcu )1 ts f Mr. and htrs, NeU Vaughan <sitediOrofino. Dick, Nary Beth and Char- falling - Saturday evening while play- Martha. WI}ken and Effle PoweU }&sted the Felix II(o]t funera) Satunlay. ~ .

8 ~ ds(" I Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Darwin lcy MOCall iverc Sunday afternoon ing, and cutting his liP, requiring 7 Friday evening in honor of Marth&'s

Da„eIlutcheson }>ad Tlic. entire Don B>.ovid family, with stitches to sew it up. birthday. Mr. and 3(rs. Glen Stevens,Sunday hfr and J>fvs, Jack Mustee jrriday evening Wayne, Rll'th and Nl'. and Mr's, Dal]ss Gi osec o e d ~ Mpft s < o >tf>,[>t j d th i ',1 nd rful vjs]ted Mr. and-mrs, Wilbur CohveU Allen Heimgartner visited Nell, Law- family of Moscow «nd %fr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Ted %eyer, Cathi and Jack

day Sunday at pjnm~k. T) e o]d a<>d Mr'nd Mrs Ovvj}}e Halseth in vance and P~y He™gartner d m- ~ Sw~n and f~y h~ow, i&- bm"ght m a delicious meaL O roree wt':e 'hfr. &nd (<I<V, D«n <Feey a»d two gjr]s rU>i>n>aged jn stored c]oUlcs joyed 8 few games of cards. }ted Mr. and Mrs. Al Anderson Sunday guests joining them were Hattie John-

G~eo I fo>'utfits of Lhc 50 s for «school son and Ida Wend<.sons, ....rs. Duan «n, .„,. 'unday afternoon w>th M>7<, Sophie ca)}cd on Connie and Bud Fe" Tuc"" Mrs Marge lVhjttum reported sgreeted their fashion show! Lorl is fj«y afternoon .We are all glad to had a new great-granddaughter, bornn~thes~ofhern>ou~r Jan Ej)h Thusly'~t ~« ~en of M% i 0Ã th I Bud i. wej] mough to I t Mr. ~M,Loren BUG rof Glf-

Hc}en Cowgc ~ Cor& ing liame ag<un. ford Friday, February 2{}. Beth Wing's. birthday celebration.ro risc]}la .Arm tag an jo and C em Lyons im>ted in e Ruth Ann Hutcheson, a freshman T)MNO Presen were MAL Se ma Samp-

heart P«'8" movie )8 I~i&ton. The with'the g>oup for the d«y. Edd Kent. home Friday afternoon. Accounting major at Le»<~lark son, Mrs. Laura A)bright, Mrs. Peggychj}dre<-''«»e(j with their gr»ndpr>r- 3!r, and Mrs, Wayne Ilejn)j"arjner Saturday dinner guests of Mr and

IDave and Janet, Wilson, Moscow, State College, has been listed on the Stedman, Mrs. Virgj].Grosec}ose, Mr.

eats hf>, «l>(j hfrs. Bty dinner guests in <he BU] M~'a ~j«were hfr ~d M~Iwe>c Sst. afternoon visitors in the Dean's list for the first semester. «nd Mrs. B:11 Smith, Dan %">}son and

Hai'l 1 ha>iie in CjarkSLOn, and the pre Elmer Sudd>+tb fram LOWIS}On andIWrt>uey May hOme. Sunday gueStS Of She IS 8 daughter Of Mr. and 7(frS hQ. and rMrS. Ed GrOSOCIOSe.

and bfrs. Lv«]jy Bu)<er <t»d'io,,„s!.rjrlaev vjs]L~ «t the L,,~»~ Mr. and htrs, Aaron IveUs. The sud'I the 3L<ys ivere virgU snd Louise Robert Hutcheson. sun('sy ca}leis of Jay Fowler wezechat)lcn; " o - i>rt<«y rb»PP(.'v g""r'-a> He<»>gad/Acr's (}»ring thri even>n dreths vere Saturday . o 8 gh

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H»v]bert. blr. and hfrs. Gary Eggers, Darren bfr. and Mls. Gary Eggers of Bovtllof Mr. ib id (I.s ."".fb (<Vr><<s. Bii<le<;,, ' 'uests of the Candlers. „Wavncy and Betty May attended «nd Derrick and Todd page]oii of Bo ]and Mr. and M>s. Ed Grosec}ose.ab<t) «L<t:;tl <',. V;".V ('vnrr, l<,r Jtr„.fro > Ah, M> and Mrs. Lyle Gaff}net from!'<be f»nein} «evince for Felix Holt, at id)}, iisj<ed >w}atjves and friends here) Mr. «nd hfrs. Terry Devinand baby

Mr. i- tl h}vs. >co'"'r< Ht)l< beret ( Arriir<ng c>< thc G)rn etev . ) Orofjno were Sat»>day afternoon»)-> y (I Ii<ic!'l<CSO< of 31>i >r„';hjr . '>ii>,rbiy fo>. «Ci ei-il ri«i 8 i j>d,< were, Lors of 3!>8 He)cn Coivger <md h~

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I'-fy and Bill Bensco<ei of Lev is<on, Groseclose werc Sunday dinner guests SU>>oa '.Clenl Lya.-' D-..''» . JOC .: ~ .'(>- 3}r al>d h}r>< )$»d Cru renteg Of An (

COV« JC<>ningS( <«S»>>day Caller« in the Frank Of Mr. a»d Mr«. Puy Butler. Eight- 3!e]V« XVC>ody, Tillie PeterSOn, ViO}a

aliiS We> nfirrf>C. (<(<tee'. ( «], .<,„.e A]SSka to. „>r- (~~<a»LS Thu>V<day Mr- al>d hfrS Gii'en 3!US;L'(»SCO<CV home.~year-Old Derrirk h«d Won hie 5th Jahv>S and F'Vene lVilSOn attended the

Jeff (]tint)<»s w&P «sa'.»~]c(y «Ad iv<rh G~]el> cnd bfavir»; s<evem to toc visited Mr. and Mrs. carl Bvcndenj wainey and Betty May and Fva«kj baskgtb«ll trophy when he icon 2nd Robe:" Iv. Boggess meeting in Troyr)ver»jg)i< an~ . '; '"'"< oi ti.r t'i ". we",>ey (N>le><er! m Lckv>«ton.

Iiu»j Jo Ben«co<sr <vere in Lewis<on

j p]ace in the EI]ts 8<. t Ho,n shoot at] sad«3 cienjng.C d)b<'"),". I hriie «nd ]3t]t>rcs I}(.ji»g tv<»t v at- Grandson Danny Wright from, 3]>dr>day <o «<tend 'he funeral of Eve-, hfn.".,"Oiv. All of Der>ick'8 friends M>d

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Mm. Jci>n Norman of Spokane< f<>(](W] <}>r I}ecefortj bUll S»>]t, 'tICI>~W (

Craig>»ont WSS» 8:tnday dinnc>'n >At ( ".<. Wrrk».jvel«!ives wo»ld like to congvat»)atc caned o > V o]a Johns Friday.

,'(<on hast week «nd en)oi (] QIitjnc ~

hi»> on his cxce]lent pevfo>T(>ar>ce in ~

3}able lVest}ing is visiting her niece

jthc co>»pct>'<ion hoop shoo's he par- I

and fam'i . Mr. «nd Mrs. Ted Taylor,rind hjls Don Ciil>dier f>»Nl> Bovtll I"„gfga, l< he@/ 'ffQN t Ucjpmted jn this iver]:.

Sliii(if(i'>«1}ejii>ga« » Itis > >«><(.,l 8A< f>x)>» >St]Les.I

* Mr. «nd Mrs. John Dicken=-on of Bob Ve'j'-. Cy of Spokane vLsited Mr.gl,j; '-." . "~ >". ~', ... -..8Lcw>s<(»> werc Sunday dinner ~es'rs and hf>s.: e V<iight Tuesday.

ISEIT1%IIR I )~g >q' iona< «nd hf> s. Msrvln S!Ifloiv and Mr. «nd: pg';jj<> >r)fo of theiv daughter and famj]V, hfi and The Ra.'harpentjer family had asI I 3 o s

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K$%LMIIIIIS%V ', 3I>s Harold Siljloiv return(x} Lo Se-. 'I hfrs. ]:ved Lohman, Jamie, pa<tv dinner 8> !Ls their son, daughter-in-

q*P-~~ ctet < Ir~> spok~>e &<(jr, 8 week ago sun(jay, after a'n }3(»>»L the lvhite gh .j steve nd Kcnv. 1«v.'n'randdaughter, Leonard,

Mr and hj~ >kearmm Kin M Len-day V&C«UO»ing In Hamil. The <hr p»>p]('pa»the>S by the SCOre Of j h}r. 8»d hf>S. hfi}LOn Grant Went Alice and Kathy Sunday eVening, Feb-~I chadrrn visite,j her x,mn<s hjr d

Sj}f)o>vs ca>ne horn Monday while Lhe, ]3-]3: i< wris c]ose all the ii«y. At <o Lewh<on Friday and imjted hfr. ruary 22.

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a>Id btr... Fddt>h Hatektrm while the e. b™Gretm >frÃamara of spokane

rrt>j<><. Ka<,hy s~hove, 276-7~~1, j»'rn nl, <n»e n bpo nc t}iat cve-I

>r<urnjng ho >a I S k>t L), Bob Gajja<vay and Robbic at. Rainier, b»L the Knights came back <o inn. Mr. 8»d Mrs. Bi)] Boone of XV«]]a iv>U be spending a iveek vitb hern]ng 'T)>e Don Hoi l 1 f i] Wash., for two dai 8 before re 1urning, The high scorers for the Knights were: Walla ivcre weekend visitors of Mr son, Hal Newell.

Ihon>e. <Mitch Cuddy iiith 7, Jo}m Silf low with >u>d hfrs>c ) g ) or oisin Lon hoi»»„Four Lo<s in Kendrick -during „~«v C)otas stay C}CU. !,a d .I . Kcn n ~

' - ~friends and relatives in the ares SLRPRISF p~pgy FORb!r, and Mrs. Kcn Wilken i&jted'3 ct»t< David ((Vo)ff ivith 2.

1'ho<<o 276-3"72.e yrtungest son S)tf)» .j)) ft }IWdncsday with hfr. and 'h}rs. John The high «co>»rs for the P«njhers 'b><ednt>sday c«I]evs of hfrkinder rite>> th]s ~~ I~ H, Blankcnship. ii'(rr P. bin Cour<r>ght w><h 6, Randy I Ed G~sec)< c Lo ii,,sh Ed «happ» ~son 'pcr, v i afteni} ~

' '...'AVID PETKINSf»r>L th< 1 groiv up( Fri<b<y Mrs, Gladys Whitinger j>ad,'Bc»jr>n>jn 4., and Steve Lohman'' 83rd birthday ivere Laster 1< a]ey, Bj}1 A surprL»e bjr<hday party for M a

I"o.". ]rSUR FUfJ.ER I'RQDUCTS— lunch <nU< her daugj>tcr Janis at Ths< wss Ole lash game of Donut 'ublow, Elvenc 1vi]son, Lola pa>sley, David peterson it~ held February 19p<dart>ete to}ephor>» li>e, N<jlje h<fab 'e]aturtrt(((V Evr D)Oner Part, ]mag»e b;<sketbalj. Elenor Ra<<son, Loy Car]son, Cynthia) at the home of Mrs. Me}va Woody in

<, 2>6-3SO<, ttne A Sat»~tV „i.,}<Anr „+, Gina Rae Wh]Unger iV«S 8 Friday Herr «VC (lie Standing«: TI>e GO)den Ni'e and Son Ben, L»rind«Gro«er]OSC, JU]i«etta. Ladfea Of the SCVentb Dayenjoy<xi >it <lio f3ai id C <1 h„,„overnightguest of Cheryl Hutto<>. Globe trotters ended in a 4+; <hcy iuid Alice Henson. Ed rePorted be had Advent Church who he}Ped Mrs. Pet-

UNION Oil pvoduc)s ln the ],«h U, f 11,<„,I >I'"

IfM, andMrs. Wa}L Kcn.pp c<}cd on came in firs<. The Whi'c ~-nights 8 very nice day and that he would erson celebrate her 88th birthday

)8((s><<6)vtck a>fear c<ill Ir]ill Rojo<rls 3}v>< Jo}+ ra]bat@ b! ( Sunday I had 8 2-2 &casa>> U>ey came in Nc - like to O>ank everyone who called on were Sally Amdt, Elvere XVilsone Eva

ond overall, and the I'urP)e Panthers him. Daniels, bfattie Allen, Ima Jean Kep-h}v. Anrl Mv;:. Jin> <Vj>]finger «nd,cnrjcd the mason iii'Ll> a 1-3 record

j A gathering iv«s held at the Joc ford, Floy Cuddy and 3!e}va lVoody.)u ''>p ',(<,>i<« ani tii <II 1

'ina )b<c iv(vc Sunday evening 1»nch-'ivell, that's «ll. ~IV]ng home blond«i ln honor of Mrs. Delicious refreshments were enjoyed.}(r)p Con>bin«UOA Get Nor<>k~k .ul s anr ivr» «n»t sd>ns hite> At- eon guests of Mr. an(} 3!va Roi. Sj).'] !n <he Gi„]s'eague. U>e

Orange!I-

ss>c]-Kej}) cape ii<. Rrtl Creasv. ( At tx the icye ng <ouv lee<»v» at. fjoiv 8>i» fit»>jjv. Thri ht]]ie(j hj>s,j tea>» avon iii<h the sco>w of 4-6,Tl>e,'Mr-

anil Mis, Evnrs< S<rigr.vs ivrrc ] b h bt 'h}, 'I T ., H".

L v U G F Lll}S"}Do*<ng Dump Truck ~ Reasonable Rates

n>acl', ~L7p i ', h'i]fjoites n>OO>rr, Ann( Lingo»fr]<( v,,'igh score>~ for U>e OCoht}b}.I:.X]ON PRO}II.,PBIS7 Clear] Among U>e m«ny gers'-s ivho jx>r<jcj- I

Tera>rsa Hoiverton ivith 2. For the i

BACK HOE S"RVICEcatjon. O»)p'3.!(J «t }ted} Cro<>sl>by h<r. <L<>I) Z~rs, II«]))h (3.1>rl<v . 1<3}v. «nd h}m. O<<o S<lfloiv in J»)j«-IB ha ivi<h 4. This ivvsps it up in j IJWVLL l1 %J'Kr 8 "-~A. V

Pbnr> mcV 5t7p h'I" 8e hjv. >U>tj M>r, Jii» Whit )U>e GirÃ ]e~~>e t~. Here am the,'iv»r<cj.pi ' '""1~hIrr<, Tv~<3 Ark<ion 4< <b' i»gev A»rl Gb 4 Ib e, Mr. and Mrs. }Lay(«Landings: Orange had 8 2-2-} and 'elephone BERT H. ROBBINS

I'OR j)ALI'->non<h I'nll )3(>]], fc>wn nr)n L ] „]'' ". ''ilfloiv anil IA»»ly r(nd hIrs. Anne.l the White j>«d 8 2-2-1 so both tean>ss 276-7391 JUI.IAHTA, IDAHOnr>t)n, A 14>gc anti en<busstir grn»p tied.cr))o>rrL A]fajfa John jjrrt'()jng. Sre r>I )j>(<cne>s ii'ere p esc L I j»<xnfrl<cr.

jo sp})recli<t<re. 3}rs. Voter Daniel»>( cnc>s >>ere p>escnL Rcportcias Mi<.ch Cuddy„E}don lVij- I

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Gollloll Rlllo I-8WS-Fourth (irade 'Xt >vs- "Health Is The Fastest Growing Business"WAs"] V!3- Baby s>«er for one clilhl, Pey (pay} hhirek Last ivcck SL»dcl>L of Uic 'I< cek

Live iveekr. nrj>r 8 <»onth —I I;00 A. n>. it('r>s Tl>cress John who bro»gj>L 8 "$HAELfE"<o 7;«0 p. m, Contact Ljs« H»Lch«- chicken. It's name was I}enny-I'ennysr>n '2<39 53!6

' '!L Anna 13oiver anti Charles T»rs()r>y evening Mis. Alma I '-and it talked 8]}day. This week B -

j'IIE yAh}K Tlag IS THE STASIP OF qtAL!TP

Itoc B')'evan(] M>,snr} M<s. Crea C)l~»- re»et «nrl f«i>liiy n«r»dA] tl>r b«l)- k Gillrea

o 12 hear] mostlv }Iere. 8«. t'}osp« ii] ]<LHL week, iihrvc }~I son Ant) bovs Also AL<endcd U>c g>i»

fOr(1 COWS <L- heifer>< jn La<8}> COun. ]S "'ar»))e»>ting freni eyr Surge».. Agatha Perkina iV«S 8 l»AC!»ann "Hnesj Organic Prt>due<« —Improves Health"ty. Contact ur)3») <VA}tr„}<endrjrk, I(-'«en Il>g]e of the U. of L spent guest of patsy Jacobs U<xt»c.day.

<1Vitamins A Foot) Supp)emel>b. —Home C}can}ng Aids

phone Ga><etta office 289 5< 31 >e "cckend wj< h he>'amily, Mr, And Mr». Alma Laivrcnre an(1 Fer<v] Lva-<m 1} t ~k 'at)jes Cosa>r<jrs —Siiimming Pool SuppUes —No Inventory

2LSP h}rs. J. J, Ingle, Karin's roon»nate, ve]er) to Idewjs<on Thurs(lay even<»g$V a}l k f) f U

'ust I'se The Products —SPec}4}Bonus —RCPcat, CustomersAna R«Ckhan, ACCO>»pan]ed her LO «ttenr} Lhe SOVOpU»>LSL Cl>ib mer<-

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I .'8 L PRODLI~» GU~TFNM BY COSIPA ~ i lDl 4,

FOR SAla}0"--TS)25 StUQ>k}. NOW hon>r'nd <<pent Frjd&V r n) }it and jng and di<ine>'<. Lhe Lln>>S ClUb. I'. «V}rear Ure, ch«<n, g>)or) sh«pe. $300. satl}rday wijh Lho<n, w<>s a<i»L>»jed 3rd 1)]ace-8><ard il> «Lj>r have s«n ~ «r ""'»~-

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Roland 8c JUne-LeKander —621 Sryden Dr.—Lewiston, Id.Also 6 channel (.'B radio iv/cry><- Sunday Mr. and hft><, Jerry;g, Il>g)O o}Uscnship ron<< st. PHONE 743-1820 —AFTER I:00 P M.ta}», $})5. Phene 289-5222. ] &nd fan<<}y iVere dj<u)er guo«tj)»lf Lu. A}<>ttha Perk}»a A(tear)rh 8 iVnmrnS "AVE TRALEE AND SPO'XSQR DISTILIBI]TORS"

2t})pl OU'crs n>oth)>r, J>tr><r. O)g<t }(roI><on, arear activities Gr«nge meeting at. U>e hnmr.~ Deary..of +fr. And -hfrs. Gjffovd B>»)>i& on tiVO People dancing, a bird, or «n clc-

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HllN'$ KETNOP50 ua. Tunuatu Ketchup

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Goklen Currdsh Cross" —IVIIOLK —$ 1/3 to 6 lb, Average

FRESH FRYERS,.....lb.49cCUT-UP FRYERS, lb. 55c

SUCK II6ASI, doneloss, an oconlny dny lb. $I.19BONELESS CHUCK STEAK, P,29RIB STEAK, Ib, $1,69

SLICED BOLOGNA, Regez Beef or Garlic, 6 oz. pkg 49cSLICED BACON, Morrell Pride, 12 oz, $1.19BALL PARK FRANKS, reg. or beef, lb. $1,09LINK SAUSAGE, Bonanza pure pork, lb, $1.49

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lb. $9c

KE QENI1Ve»tern Iplbmily Assorted

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HERSHEY'S SYRUP, chocolate, 16 oz, 45cPUFFED WHEAT, Maltomeal, lb. 63cKRUSTEAZ PANCAKE FLOUR, . 7 Ibs, $2.25NALLEYFS CHILl, reg or hot, 40 oz, $1,29LIPTON CUP-A-SOUP, Chicken or Beef Noodle 49cLIPTON CUP-A-SOUP, cream of chicken, 55cOLIVES, Oberti, Medium Pitted, 6 oz. 2 for 88cPEAS, Del Monte 17 oz. 36cTOMATOES, WF, whole peeled 16 oz. 3 for $1

SLICED BEANS, Western Family, 16 oz. 22cHOT DOG BUNS, %F 11 oz. 8 pak 53cHILLBILLY BREAD, HOLSUM, 22 oz. Iaaf 59c

TOMATOES, greatforsalads, lb.2ScROlkl HNMIN ORANSB,CARROTS, "cliptop",

jlF PBIjT SIIER

Nalley'r Potlfo (hlpfSeguhbr, ssnQ or fNP

$9c

Fab. 36'3'3'n

1975 Ibs for $1 00

Some really good quality figured slacks in

polyester and polyester nylon blends $29.98

Also solids in brown, green, navy andburgundy, $15.50 to $25.95

—Ogen $4fndeys Neol t0 3—Kesdkick, 644ho

Johnson. Frances Fry rrrpent ssvodnosdary vfsft-Mr. and hfrs George Baugh andIIng with Mr. anti Mrs. Virgil Lewis

hfrs. Haztri Thornton of Orsrfino were at Juuaetta.Thursday visitors of hfr. and Mrs.Lloyd Craig.

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GROC~av - MARKEr

THE GAZETTE - NEM'Sr THUIISDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1976

they had spent the winter months.hfildred Juluraon, eMr. and MEES.

Local News 1FVoohirow FiebllrruLn and Ml'nd Mrs,

IN(14E TAX SBIVIH )of KendrickFleshnllln of Cial ksi on,

FEDERAL and STATE hfr. and Mr. ozzie Kanikkeber-of Genesee were Sunday visltora of hfaycclle I'hnnlett and Alice Ermon

Returns Prepared hfr. and ltMrs. A. O. Kanikkeberg, and bvendy were guests of Nr. andDr. Glen Wagner and daughter of " rs. Riciulrd Abrams and girls Sun.

Boise were Saturday mommg caller~ dav for a spaghetti dinner,

For Appointment of grandnlother Frances Fry, Ifr, and Sunday dinner guests of Mrs, Grace

CaC II 289-4622 hfrs. Roy Florence anrl their daughter Lind were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lindof wiston

, ternoon visitors. Bill and Maxino Fry hi 1'. and hfrs. Dick Cuddy

ShIs ot Juliaetta were also callers in the granddaughter Lylule Cuddy of Prril.

harol1 Harris nran were dinner guests of C, Aa

KK'.te fslhlCJf ID VIO Saturviay eVening ViSitOrS Of Mr. Cuddy a1t a reStaurant in LelVtotun

alld .h[rs, Manning Onstott were hfr,and hils. Lloyd Craig who have lz- hIr. and hfrs. Lloyd Shreffler visit-

I turned home from Arizonia where ed ln the Dean Brocke home Friday,Sunda.y evening luncheon guests of

Mr. and hIrs. Marvin Vincent wereP Mr. snd hfrs. Bill Rogers.

Truck and Tractor Cushions Rebuilt Clarkston.Visitors in the home of MildredCar Glass Johnson this past wereek were rMr,~ Little Knrndrfck fdrrhho Phu " +~67

4 and hfrs. Claude Gephanit of Troy;hfr. and FMrs. Andy Dreps, Lewiston;Mr. and hfrs. Gordon Peters, Mr. andzzzzxzzzzzzzzzzz zzz zzz zz zzzz * *

4 hfrs. Wilbur Corkill, Dale SilnoWJuanita Craig.

AND TRY PUR NEW BURGERS „" hfrs. Ann Sm, Craiglnont and

"THE SPIRIT OF '76 BURGERS"BBQ Burgers Smoke Burgers

rh I Herb Gustafson were IMr. and Mrs.N I Bob Clemenhagen,

day dinner guests oi'r, Ebnd Mrs.

weekend guests in the home ofLinda 8 Arnie Zumhofe Phone 289-4587 N Mr, and hIrs. Jerry Bruce and Levi

were friends 'hfr. and Mrs. BOI Kauf-zzzzzzzzzzzzrzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzT4 man Of EnterpriSe, OregOn. The

Bruce's took their guests on a toura a a \ -a La ~ ~ a \ ~ a La as 'a a a a a a a a~ a a ~

d-.Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Craig returned

WINBROOK DRESS SLACKS-Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and

Mrs. Ed Dammarell were BIII Dam-marell and son Vernon of Lewiston.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nelson visited withhfr. and hfrs. Harry Wegner at Puli-man Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow 11eshmanleft Saturday morning for their home Phfi nd y+n He<nessthree months with Woodroprv's sisters,

Dreps. trr. Don Cantru and hfr. and Mrs.White, Off-White, NaVy 8 BlaCk, $8.50 tO $20.98 tMr. and hf Frank Ab~ ~. Jrm'candler recenuy retur'msi from a

I )Oped dinner With Mr and,hirS Den iiVC-day trip tO WinnemuCCar JaCk

INFANTS'EAR- ms Abrmm md boys at Orofino Sm Pot, Nev~, and other southernday.. hfr. and hirs. Bill Blewett and fam-

I o ily imited with, Rita's parents, Mr.Boys Tennis Top 8 Shorts, sizes 2,38 4set $7.98

Girls'ennis Top 81 Skirts, sizes 2, 3 844 -set $7 98 band. Mr. and Mrs Ql olson I

Boys and Girls Top and Pant Sets Friday callers of France Fry wereSizes12months to Size 2 set $7.98 '"tha ayton and grandson, Bren-

on hfillard.ahfr. and hfrs. Bob Watts enter-

OUR MEN'S SHOE SALE CONTINUFS AT 50po OFF t~~ Mr. and ~s. Bill Blewetk Mr. Kendrick Ceroeue, and Mrs. Jody Fey and Mr. and Mrs.I Wally Butler with a spaghetti feed ] OlidSaturday evening.

ihildred Johnson and hfr. and hfrs. 6iH ShopWoodrow Fleshman were last Sunday )ru @II3 ,guests at the Claude Gephart home nSON. —SAT„......11:OHIOin Troy,

Kendrick, PhOne 289 5791 rMr. and hfrs. Roland Little and Trnesday and Thursrfrbytheir house guest, Mrs, Ruth Lock- Evenings ..~ . 'I:00 —10:00p snLI

Howard and Glenora Braden wood, enjoyed a drive to Reubens I ISunday and visited ln the home of I lolsn Donnahfr. and hErs. Charles Brackett. Onthe tray home, they stopped at the

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home of hIr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams,at Qlfford where they toured hfr. Wil-

tliams'ndian artifacts museum.

n The Produce Dept. Wednesday afternoon visitors of! rhfr. and hfrs. Robert Draper were Mr.

4 Ids SI.M,."-""",,«' """"""""i

INCOME TAX~... Ib 33C Ievening vi~sitor of Miidrccl Johnsrsrr I PRIPARID

I and Mr, anrl hfrs. Woodrow I"lcsh-

$9C [man. PremPy, COnfidentlal Sea ICe

r ~ ~ hfrs. Laura Albright called at theRoland Little home Tuesday after- My Home or Younnoon.

S6 fnr ere Lanes wmtrord spent Fred,y ere.~

Far 4pparnrmera callning with her grandparents, hfr. and Tarrf (Clark) WOOds

FralllTlleGfOCeryOept., ho '"', ""," 'z" "'.lr at nrhstsrWAXTEXF 1 00 foo't rolls 45c and Mrs Roy Crsbig and visited in i he

MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, reg. grind, 2 lb. $2.79HILLS BROS. COFFEE, reg. or elec. perk, 2 lb. $2.98 Sunday dinner guests of Mr. a.nd ~tr„PRINGLE'S POTATO CHIPS, 9 oz. 79c ««kte Benscoter.

HUNT'S TOMATO JUICE 46 . 53AMMER OVEN CLEANER, 16 oz. S1.09

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r!,a~ ~tIrgecififar IFLEISCHMAN'S DRY YEAST, (packet) 3 for 23cFLEISCHMAN'S DRY YEAST (Jar) 4 oz. 98c "N~~z +~

II 'I'arlPAMPERS TODDLERS, 12 count $1.49 z ~~ag,LInf ~~ IIPAMPERS OVERNIGHT, 12 count S1.35 aap Faesampzz eraaeet I ~Dole Pineapple (crushed, chunk, sliced) juice pak II

20 oz cans ~ 53c ~my ALL m,V-

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