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F>']<lay, Aprj] «3COOK'S CHOICE
T»nsc)(>y, Aprjl ",ChiliCo>1> B>'La(j i«hnnnv butterCab)>age SlawApple
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Pint htilk
Lee)jl NeWS New 9eel Tanks af
Of genliri) IIGeeesee U<>iee
'.-Wurk ls progressing "oiose to
Captain „nd Mrs J;m Ar(rtjta},e scj>&uje" on the new s~j t~ athfonu,na enesee Union's west end, according
spent from ]t<rj(hy until Su»<jay vb,'o Larry Trjej>er, fo>'en>an for Nor- VOL. 86 ]jfm~afCss AND 6ENEI(EE, LATAsf COURTLY, MAJ40 'I'HIJRSDAY, APRIL 22, i&76 NO. 17jt]ng with his pare»ts,,Mr, and htrs e]j s Cc>nstructjon Co. at Lewiston,
Arn>]tsjfe. Other members of'ihe fan>ily joining )bent for ]~ter The first tank js scheduled for Mrs, Earlen Taylor Elected Three trey fed Affel'V Service In Jul}acttadinner we>e hfax Am<i)Ange Mr and completion July 15, 1976 and jj>e 'j(jj<faffhy Matrpn of 0, E. S. r 9 sft)ptcd >jrjjfh lc ~otphfrs, Na>( Cjemenhagen and fa>njjy second will be finished by August Eafjng Poison HemlockJerty ht, tt h t u mm, t Ut (kana<atty, tn time tar the bulk canyon cimnter Nod<,, order of RePairs Being Made f JSunday cli»ner guet<)a of Mr. and Tj>]>e netw construction wj]j add on Thursday, Aprj] 13 with t}>e Schon] of C~~o~un(>t Linvu> wor By A]jce Benson
t " the cooperative's overall storage ca ing ytar: after theI IIad niistakenjy~epacity to just over 2,<„minion bush- Worthy Mat.(on, Ear]en Tay]ccr poj ~ h)eo>!uck think]I>g~ it was I»-Baker ivnre ]~pier dinner guests of last week to takfj>~t tank Assoc!aie hfatrnn Martha Long, 'J he!}>c. '
d Ju 'eed last week, took 1]9 yards of Associate Patron, Robert Ca])]son Moscn«', "'j>o is serving»c.i jnvco ve were ack Clark, 2 and 4 wd]1 be off th ai t -
ajne rosec~ concrete, the footings, 308 ya>(]s and Conductress, Judy Ca]]iso» cons>>]ta»( for Mr~a.~E~»>e; LulainaThe pad is Associate Co»due14" thick. nse»a», Cccr!a'~s Public relations is being installed. Durin this rindSunday vis]to>.s of hfr. and hfrs. c . mes'I'he > tc«l for the tanks is schedul- Secretary, Nell Crockerand hfrs, Anciy Grins(.r ni'o»csee,
month"'d to arrive toward the end of thisA o > I'rcasurer, Marjorie Eldrldge Car)a a»d some others were looking' month. Each tank will }>e 69 feet Installation will be held at the reg at sn>»td la»] belcdw Juliaetta when theWr~q tion v,i1 brin dian>etcr AI>d will be 80 feei. to ular meeting on Tuesday, hfay JJ. on.. of <!;. ~ rt ~ . '.d94 feei to the top of tj>e - )o('k, jn!d them it was Indian
><rd Bra()en and gir)s, .>,,, a ... j > fan] ctffe>c i >t jn !hem. The thr~ ate Channe] 2»vj]j7h ta ks i)l be 'j j by l iger gpO5)er 8anquet
snd Lchea attended the Sunrise Ser-J h o
nA «eni 8,000 b(>shel per hc>ur Howell Ie ".g. whn chd»'t like the taste and spat it Channel 6 iton i«ere Easter dinner guests of
vices ¹tCavenciish A»d a]so ihe reg- e outside leg will r]se 130 feet p( Q5 Well-Af fendedu]ar se .e, . g above ground level and wiil also ter(vards Car)a dis- channel JJ ~ a
u a> service aj. the United hfet]>od]st,&j t fille tn fill 'ihe c>(istjn ce<»e>>t tubes, large crowd of parents sport covered what had happened and was Cha 1 3 'll bi nne mill be received onOpal Lnhman, Jamie, Steve, Patty
C}>urch where h)>z, ftje}award {Dee) ) 'ans, facu]ty and members of'ari- jm>»edjc«e]y suspicious nf the plant cj>an»el 33.a thforton, dircacted the choir in three f Kendrick She checl:c>ci fur<.her and decided that It ' tht is hoped that all the work willhfra. Re>bi
n hems At both ser<qces. hir, and Ramey Htjf)t, Fpfmef Afea High School wna on han(3 at the Ioc(>] it. wa, j»]«d, poison hemlock and be ! t-d b of troy md ~dh h Gen y', at~~ " n Ma};A»son and children Fafmef PaSSCS A fll l9 !high school last Tuesday night. for the rus}>ed a!! three into Kendrick to the
R H, F " '-'' ' completed by hfayL ed a b>rthda) party for Aaron He>nenof Deary joined the family I'r pter S pl'
apgu<d Tjgc( Booster C]ub awards Red C-uss )'harn>acy where Dave Thursday afternoon.dinr>er at (t>e Pick Me<ton hnnie. ~>ey O. Hu t, 85, a long.tin>e'banqi>et. C]ayto» ad»>inistered an emeuc to Kendrick Night at Da]las and Connie Groseclose and
hfr. a>») M>> hf>(rvjn Long a>>,i Kend(ick aica f¹>i»er and resident Teams included in ihe recognitjon jnc]ace vc miti»g to clean% their L-C Ol'gaA SOCie~ Meetiflh)jss hf((rlon ]do(very of gve>ttt we>h< of Cjarkston for the Jast 16 Years. that evening were the Girls var>(jty stoma('hs. They were then taken in 9 and boys, a]l of Moscow, Stan Grose-djnner guests of hfr. and Nrs. Stan. died hfonday morning ai, his home ai, a»d Jr. Varsity Basketba}] team, the Si. Jose]>}>'s hospital in Le>t<istnn The monthly meeting of the Le(( c]m, Fm}c and ~e Grom]oseley SA>iih Of ]hu)hnan On Ea¹jer. 2333 Va]je)~leW Dri«e. IJC had been }X»i< nr ity, Jr. Var iiy and Freah. Wnere C];»)C S and hfrS. KOnSelman'S istOn-ClarkStnn Organ SOCiety Vraa. and daughter, Ea hy BOe and Bud
lw>ster Sun()ay dinner guests of Mr, 0> ill healtt> for the h(st tivo years '»an Basketba]J team, {beer)eadem, storrcac}Ls were pumped. held Mondav evening at the YWC~A and Alice He»son and children metand Mrs, Ben W<astenck(}>] (eci ]3ob Hunt, far»>ed on Big Bear Ridge Dr]I] Tean>. Pep Band and n>anagers. 'C];uk, who <ajked to the Gazette in Le((iston with .~ie>a) jnca) per- at the home of Al and Grace Ander-i<aere hfr «nd haS. Clay Qu«(jn nf and Te>CAS Bj<]ge in the Ke(>d>'jek area T]ie AWardS preaentaiiO»S Were pre- Monday»>u>.»jng, Said he Was Sure]y SOnS being On the prng>am. Snn Hatty tO help them With thetrHclmer. Mr, snd Mrs, Car) Nwa»js for n>ore th<(n 30 years. Hc moved io ced(A] by a sem] po'tluck dinner. gratref<>! <a>(ht Car]a recnnized what j Taking part ivere Lisa Johnson,>C»d Aly¹n» Of Spokane, Nr, a»d hfrS the >tvejSCr area d>bout 1947 and Lu(her Parka (mS annOunCed aS had hap]ae»e(i immediate]y after the ClarkSton; Alberta Turner and hfar-Jerry 4:"»><tin of }far><~n ami David far»>ec] there for severs] years before the vdnner of the Booster hfember of three ha i cu»gu>»ed the poisonous jorie Stevens playing organ and pianoa>»<tin nf Cjc<>kjrc Thc. )Ye+ten(]ah]c<»>nv>»g <o C]arksto», the Year fn>. )>]s contributions and ef p)a»; a»ti;drra».ed for quick treat- numbers with the audience singing ~ - und y ~- a ~roy ~d
di(u>('r with h]r. N>ti He (vas born Jan, '>8, ]891 at Reeds forts fnr jhe c]ub and the schon]. mcn(. ])e sa>d he had su>ce checked, during their f]naj sejectjonputhhjric. G<ff Candler At their ho>»e Sp>ing, Mo., the so» of Ja(nes anti! Other aware]a pn.'senied were; jnu (}>e n>niter a»d iearned that Slind and Haro]d Sundvik, Le(vjston,, Mr, md hWs. Larel ~den m>tedt«»]he>>tc.c] by Mrs. IM<vards a»ci Nancy Dj«n Hunt. He a(te»c)cc]
IGirls —-Ja)r»c Heath as hfost Vaju- Lata]; Cuu»(y }>as a gnnd weed cn»- ivho played the iiolin and i«hist)ed j fr. and Mm. ~~ ~d Cm y Sat-
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schools there and movcad (vjtj> )(js 'le d Mn t D s]>!rational. trul !>peg>a»i i«hich is helping kj]] several numbe>~ with Ruth Slind ac-Al>n( I)et)s f C > )'Al p((rents to the Kendrjc}c anma in 3910.
I Cogapjt<>jn aivards io Janet Thorn thi P!;t>i< j>ut the incident had oc- <mp"-a>) ing on t]>e p'~o.i ' S ( rd( 'o a 'end l .l„it Jfe sta(tet) fariu>(>g <]>ere first las, Jiatrina hIcGary and Jayne Hc(Lth c<>rrc-tj in Nez Pence County. Hemlock Ha>vey Schu]M gave a demomtm-
'itth bi, M M Wilke . M «iu> lus lather and ]steer alone. ]Jrj Boys--Mike I3ne, hfnst Va]uab]e. might }~ fn>>Ac] i» roadside ditches tion of lef(. hand acco>»Pane ent and,G Jn) k -
1 M da i ltj t n]iste<I in the U.S, Ann« during . jw>] 4a(«>ence, h)ost I»spiratjona3. ard t ther most disturbed sites. It isj
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ICOZ(>J>t in awa>ds to Mike Boe nov. eh<ah!j,.he(i as a weed over most There was a very good attcn~ce Daivso oM. >nd hf s. E. hf. VV)u(e spe 1 .'l ' d» f h P l H tchc.- d E l La c- e. f Nor<.': d « o I
d"""'h '"~"'"''"j'y ] «hthe Eaater (VeetkCand in Pn(eCar, hfn»- (O be Sen< OVC>r¹e>>S. He h«as '> men>- 1;(rh iarai!V n>ember reeejred a in Wae'.e p!aCeS in CitieS, espeCiany j CIOSe Of the ere»i»g. Jerry and Mar]ene Pederson andt¹n(i, wju> their sn» and wife, hir, ber nf Hells Ca(>yn» Barracks, Ve(- plaque for parijcipauon !n this year's wee< of (he Cascade. This highly
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family of Coulee, Wa >i, a«ere Easter, weekend guests in the home of his
'i hurt<day ¹nd Eric]ay gt>eats of »>ar>dcc}. mother, Gertie PedersonMrs.. (trace Lind (<mr<> 'h]r. ¹»d hfrs, Survinv are two a@ters, Jnycie L> {( 80th Bifthday April l6 hfr. '~d hf~. C]~ford C]em ofO. 1t('. La)i»an A(>c] h)rs ver]e Thn<»p- }ejora»ce nf c]¹rkstnn Heijfhts ¹nd r>III 01)d Valley Gafde)) Qi tn S ]fi f Jui'igard, Ore., spent last Wednesdayki» nf Porilrh>»l. Ge(tr<>]'ile's of I~ng Beach, Ca]jf.l Club To Meet April 28 F I 5
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his 80'h b~hday F 'da), A & 16 land Thursday with their daughter ~d,„„„„FUneraiServices Heldi«eekend visitor ni'c'r Ihs>h"nts, hir. j j>urthc]ay at Mc rchant Fu>>eral Hnn>e, will meet, XVec]»cise]»x', April 2S. at I-a»d Mrs, ]fo(v¹rd Hnff<»an. C}arks!cin. v'i(}> the Rev, Arthur ].30 >ct the C)ub Center. Rojj O¹J] 10r KUUOIPII t~nBDlk Mr. a»d Mrs. Roy Si]lf]nhv and famj]x
, a»d hfrs. J>m VVhjtjngn>ornj»g c<dlers nf ]>Ij]<]re,] Jn}>(>~i> ~ervice will bce at 2 p.»>. Thurwlay at; Spring Buib. A spa!a) ]eason erin be whn passed ai«ay Fri.. April 2 ivPere P~e. Mr. and tfrs. John Blankenship,rs. Ed N!Sn
AA fan>j]y of ]~'(vjd(jnn, Mr. AA(j Mr«. ]u'<gc>, v«jjh the Jfc»drjck Veterans> rN>gi»g '. Thc e~jbjt wj]) be con- cn<«T»csc)av. ')rs. G]en >h'(cgner, Mr. and Mrs. A]-pre]hc> of J~wj><jon >vere Sun- nf Jr(>Ixejgn >V(>r>< l» charge. hlc»>berg trj ~ d o 1
'}3 ~ ! f )J ~ d at M w e" - I bert Glenn, P~~v. ](feske, Harl ~Vhjt-( s)'inner )fued(td<. of u>e f<>n>j]y sugj;testee] that, a»1" Garden C]<>b~r of the Clear(rater cten. I !»ger, Zfr. and Mrs. Eldon Glenn and
nnd hfr><. IM'jn r¹hfr. «nc) hIrs. Jtobcrt proper, hfr. »>en>nrja] contributions be n>adc tn District are to n eet. Tj rsda A rj] C 'a W . 0 bn f th 'hfrs. Anne Lingenfelt r. Rcf sh>u; i, p ap in syne s . >i> o e - . e of Southhdtick.' Dr¹lher (>nd Gary ihe heart fied or the heg sssocjn- 2(J, at Reubens ivith >negjstratjon and ~«teton Cited~] ofi'iciated, with or- 'ents nf cake and ice cream (vereDrafh(>r ivcre Ih»<)er dinne> guest>< of, tinn. coffee hour Irnm 9;00 a, m. to 30:00 gan]st Ann Dixon and vocalis'„Rus served to the visitors. Clark BurrLc of Sandpoint visitedMn «n<1 Mrs. ]3!)l Deob¹ld at Mosno(v. l- a. m. an gavel loud)»g at, 10:00 a. ty uShon. Thursday evening ((ith Ray and Lura
Si>At!AY «c>l)c.rs (>t ihe hn<»c ni'hft.'utler.): qs",rr \>>vakfmj ~>est nf hf rs i! m. N>c alley m(mbers are re- Mskct be rs '" ' KatlyOA Kfub PACt Monday F]o<d Davis Jeft for Nam-
S<>c> C<iug («(rc Neal <.u>d Doug Craig.~ O) e»n Ve ere r. An t .,, . „,...A>jntje<j to bring their a >(7 uili, blOCkS I~S(C r Kimberin, Art He)hie
and <he Pot holder;. i«jth bi-cc»tcn-jDAJe Stebbins, Dirk Grnsec nsc, and
I home of hfrs. Eberhardt in Lewiston ing relatives here. He ici]] spend threeVjrgj] I i f »ia! co)ore (o i his meeting. Those . ~) tc Gejhhart. Honor ~': Ch"
Ion )Vednesday, Apri] 14, at, I;30 p>iL more ireeks in cone e and. (tfay I9 her „„,„.J ]i ti(. b>ingjng'»jjquea for thc antique d]s-I Adams, Ted Grosecjnse, Floyd ']ill-I wi(3> ejj ht members present.. presi will be leaving for the Dominican Re-
play lt]c(>se include a short history of!Or Fr>»»'c>ck ' o Bnoc ~ "jdent Mrs. Ceca Gruen read "O»e pubnc. The general Missionary So-
disp)a) contactI
u") 'c n ~ PP" ',; sion of the 23rd Psalm. Several mern- students anci one sponsor and h]s(jjnnr( au sts I M l Mr(< T(ed 3)ev„rand famil « i<) r c>n )
I . n-. »Are Ye»rii, C]airman. attac }cat < he si e of a sma]) jngg'»gIhers plan to at( end "Spring Da>-" at I wife. They ivj]I buj]d a 36 ft, b ~ 60
M». c.']are»rr ye<le>(a»<)er wc rc. h)r Mrs. Fr<ah] Sclmcible, h)t>sc'ci<«, T)>c }ma iopera(jct». a short distance frn>i< his.
i Genesee Tuesday, April 20. pla>is f't. block church bu)Jdjng. Theray a .. a y
rh»c] Mr>(. a<crt Jrch<<jrr hfr anc] h(I<y j hiever. ]]e>injna M('i('>'('.:<»cj Mr».>
Ej)qagcment Told ]4" '
j <«ere discussed for the district meet,- be there for three weeksIV(>)i>e l>arby. Mch<-ctw, Sjcve Ajc.>(. I)ere() )]ejn."w nf Orc<fj»n and hire. j Mr. a»ti Mrs. John Gnh~c]ose nf
i b, C!'k' 'i»g in Lcwisto» on Nay 4. Nrs. Ebcr- hfr. and Mrs. Arley Allen went to
a»tjer anil Tci»>»>y }I<>«cin }jr}e»c Jtejj. JInr« t"s A>ntj>er, (Vho is Ju!>Ac'««a»»n»»rc thc fnr(hc'n»>i»g,! ', ha>cit displayed a number of craft l Spokane Sunday i«here they enjoyedning by C!are»co Cook i«ho o(hi>ed
h)>'nt] h)rtu. Llriyti {::(ajg were ~visiting here frn»> (ac<i>><>>>y. »><>>'>>a"te ctf '<heir daugh(er htVe»(]y
~ e the property. items i«hich i(~s enjoyed by all. Co- seeing the Ice Foj]ies.Hu»<)ay cll»ner gt><sis nf h)<. A»c) Mrs I Mr. Anil Mrs, Ines(cr Ws)]Ac( Ac-; i~»,:c <n lb!ic>", I'»!r ( je»;r»}><>ge.>i,
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hns(c.'es were hfrs. Cecil Gruel] and hfr. and Mrs. Bill Lubloiv visitedV!>g<l i:!cdh»ro»> A! ('.)A>)ccc(c>»,
''t »>jt;u>j«j <hc r tin»gh<a r. I> i»»s '.t» tif Mr. A»i) Mrs, Albert C!en>cn-, a2'afe)}C YOuth TO S)fig Mrs. Viola Johns. <heir son-in-)aw and daughter, Mr.{it<et<}« i'or Fcsjcr dinner At <}>< T}>ejdr» chf C!A>km<on tn <hc'ti»tc c f '!t tgt-» cif lfi'»t!>ji'k
IThe Y F S Young Fv narc]is(ic I I a»d M>~. Lloyd Ho)brook. in Lechiston
De>» })ri>ckt. ho»>c. wc re M<. A»d h)<s h)r. anil h)r>c. I)ci»»jcc Theisnn Aj Mns- j t<t e»dy <>»cj )tet!hest (>re s<>><In»js a(!Service) team i«in }x pres<»ti>>g a IK]IS GERMAN CI I.]3
IXVednesday to help Lloyd celebrate
Rt>y Fry, Mt', <u>cl h]>.<, I)c>ug H <r>-Is «w fear ]'us(< r t)i»»e>'. Mr, o»tl M>~r, 't'»tirit''!c High Hc'h( o!, I cn»rer't of sac>'rd n>usjc Friday eve I IVI <H I'OTI AT<1] DERBYI
his birthday annjversari'. Mrs, Lub-(>»tj )hch;s, hir, «Ad h}>-s,,]the!> Kc(, <3>':<»'i wt'>e:>inch p>cst»<.; 'I!ii t«t t!i!i»!; will !ic')ay 7 A« .he: April 23 at 7 o'c!Oc]c at thc J»'.iae(<a
tSat»>day, April 17, thc BIs sen-j low made a»d decorated the cake.
a»il foo><!y, hir. o»tl sir<i. Kce<t)> ).c,ril I hl<. A»tl htc>t. hlarvi» Vi»tr»j i«e<ee I J»jj:te«A hie.<hn!t. < Ch»rrh ivijh a I Ch»vrh of the Nc>mare»e. 'l'hc Y.ES. jinr cl< ss held the annual pnt!a(eh l Sun<}ay n>on(jag Mr, and Mrs.
a»ti A»> jt, h!r, a»ii hj< C. hi!j<h V(dc kSI H«»ti >I ii<»»C V gueg(S Of h]r. tt»tj M<~. »iere i< C» >ti!!<ii«>»g, j tram iS Cn»XPOSed Of 19 )Z>u»g Pen-'i«er 1)erby. They brought j» ail Clyde DaV!S and CheSter Of XVe]PPOAnt!,Ia>»<c t>»cj Tn»y h)o»rate>j(h, j l >el( ]Ieigttvs <h»d fa>»ijy. I,i(<!c hij-' --- ---- — ———;p)e from pnn>e>~y. EN.A», a»d p»ll- a>»('u»t nf about $63 from tie](et I vis>ted a short while in the Bill Lub-
Mr. «»tl Mn.. Jack K»ykc»ala!i~
t'j>ejjc'tc»."<'<"«!aye(] ():t »i„ht h«>(}> IHTI")});;hTH 0)')RH, MA(jhht'Hc}%, »>An, 1v(>sh., and Lewis!on and hing- sa!Os for the annual fun(i >ajsing! lnw home. They went from there to
jojocel Mr, a»ci hjrs, Geon )4<>i)<(»,);<!] <t>:i»ii'»>ti on i (ara»dpa 'Vi»i t »i. h)r.I]5 ])K{'ITAI. Al'Ijl], '„'.t 'eh<« in ]tj:tJ>n. They sing songs rang- c«c»t,
ILe<«istnn tn hiysjt Clvde's sister and
N>tj I'o»> a»<l lii<k 1)»rg A(id Scott j A»ci M>s. 1)i!} ]yt !re<~ (ve>c H<>»c)ay j H<»t!c»<s ttf h!<s. ]tet!>t r< h! <;:>»s,t» ing frn>u the traditinna). rhurchj The i(inn!»™time >(i>s J-hour, 19l husband h]r. A»d hfdf. Lloyd Hol-At <he h<io>t. (if hir. A»ti h)ryc, l)c»yj)
je('<'»j»g j»»rheo» g<>es<s cif the Visi- I h«>1) ft>t'si.'»«. hc'i<'»»t>ai <l>t>s>r <t - hi'>»»s to the Christian folk songs. I minutes a»d 46-swo»ds («hie]> was l
b>thnk Flo)d M>d Jim Daii>s cameK»y}<t'»tk>li At JA'1«jttjcl» fo>''>> lr'r <'t » j". Huc ('>'t>j<( <«>s s Fr!(Isy ea!ic r. I
ei! t! Hu»cia) . A]ei} 2 i <>t (he ]he»cj- Thci> 9>'ese»< c>(ion x«j]) b( c» jnyed by j e»te.'ed by (hc KHS Ge> ma» Club,jla!cr for dinner.
di»i>e>', j i'>"ci»y t'«t">j»g h)r, a»t) Mt's. I'c'!cj
>!c!t co»>»i<>»i<y U»!tee) .tie!ho<!ist j>n<}> yn»»'»d o}tl. ]oven'nl>c is i>i- 'he srrn'.;d place i(i»ncr i«as h)ijcr: hfr. a»d hfvs. Bud Rjchner, stevehir. A»ii hjrs, I'c <e 1'var< ~ a»ii f<»». I
(va>h dt! !re<net} so>»te 1>tt»sc>}>ct}c}St~hits c!>»vch <>t 2;00 p, »>, «i<cd <o come hear them. j]Jedjc> a»ri t'.e (hire] place <«j»»ers N'ti Tj>i< ponjrd their Easter dinner
ily (h!<r»<litt) <h WA>tei f:>»>(!V <ieu»jn»I
t!>At Pcnj>!l'a(i tltt»A!f'tl 1»'>''lo<}>c>', j jw('< ce hl:i> «i» I ong a»t! )aacjtl> 1 nn]. i
h(i<h hfr. And hf>~. Pill Turner at<l!»>ter Ai, ]3<>y«in<« a!. }he slcxvart l's )payat ciirkijl, A! c!Arks<n». 11) (11'I, %]j H(I}'A)jj; 1)AN('E ! HAYEKT ADEI.fhhEH KNTEI)TAIN
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The sc»invs pl >n on using <he the Turner home sunday.Co<»pinn j>o»>c! on H»»t]oy. h)«', >»ci M<s. I'rank Abram;c spc»t Thn Ta»g!c fi»< Twj;le>s i«j!! !.ti!'.
l The Swee<. A(le)i»c» «thea! gran»p mn»cy to help defray the exp nsc. I
S»nt!Ay tii»»e>'»es>s nf h)rs. G>A('ch f>»>>> )'>dc»y >>A(i! Mo»tlo« visiii»g a >c gi>lar Scj»a>< th>»t t- I"rjtl'>«. Apt tl e»'(er'iai»cil at <hc Cn»»<«i«idc Hn>»e, rf .';cad»a<inn anti hc!p ((itj> ocher t
I,t»il <«err Mr, A»cl hits. ]art» I i» i i»ei>'!A»gh!it> cu>il f u»ily, Mr, A»c! 23, at. the I.c!<At] (".!<>bhntt.e, '.hjc»>-I De»>n»stra<in» meeti»- held a< Ccn-
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or hfnsccn<«c><>cl Mr, A»t] h)>i. h)j)in» hj>'-. 1)ovjci Shaiv anil girja aj I':>»- be» Art (caked tt> b>i»g s»<>rich, csc('I'l>es!ay. Dh i>n jIl>c Kcnrtr>c!c FHA. Chap}c'i's
Iajotl, Ci»!y <c»tj (er< g, cif I~i«]sich». >»eti, ]dahn. >sponsnri»g a "]h.nffkw Kidnap" Satur-
I~tcr H»»i!ny g<>(abc At ihr hti»>e M>'s..}»s»j<A Craig hat) ji>r. »>isfnr- day. April "j. Aj, the Grange Hallof hlr. A» I h)rs. K<"n<i(jh 13<'.wn («el'»»" (n s] <>t» h'>'»k! ' f»'<creat i H A er5 Aftefjged Sfflte I,pnfefenCg. t!Ie]tjt OffiCers ('hp5ejl briinn)ng at 9:00 a. m. Your support
An<] M>i<, I'c»>l ]Ic>cjn A»cl Step}>. rnn>P-nut trip. Visiin» (iuri»g the of our organ]~>tjnn is. greatly apprc-A»'(,'., )>'. Anc I>'s. DAio I ay]0>'had . A > * '>s ')Ac>k Ku) Tra»>>>>i A>i>>iit<ge, S<(>jr Vj('t''>'t's-
,'rn>'»panic(i (hc g>eh»j>. a r:>ft. fair .imi!ar tn the one s!aoi»~ ~ ~ «ner!c >«cre Mr. > i %) ciated.
umc Anc h r, A»t a rrt. rri >ce kr»(lail, Hite Craly. hI>c An(! h!>~. )tnShs»r, Anti hfr, A»tl Mrs. Jrrvtt'ln>c e ' -»e C>'a jy ~ >'»tl hf>"<. Roy'<i„»< }ach}j< go(ln>. C}»]tie>. I'>c~ nit!-I Tlic <hr»>c fnr the cn»vc»!inn was, st»vc] j» ch»r ni«n djs(rlrt. 0'4"&1" +'&4+4'"+'& a +4aae+ie+e -..AA<i Ix«j. A!! c.»joye(! P)ayi»g pl»o<.'hie -.ro g ca» >V(><]fo<d Ir A»ci hfrs. c]e»i ~ )~h>q I)nt>vn, C!>Ap!rr Vice ]'>h s-! "Rcecyc)(. Yesicrday for a Better i'c>- A m;>jnr p~>4!chn nf the cn»vc»!in»}hat evc»i»g. '~A]or (-'>i<(>j«r h)>~ A>i>rti. Man* i !rut ~ Ln>q B,»ja»>i» D!s!>tet Hc;.- !»>O>rn<«'. '«>s (he'slitic p>cse»tatin» by Ta»u»y KENDRICK-JU LIAETTA
F s n i >~ I'r»ncrs P(t(»w. I ~ ' SCHOOL LUNCHa>< !heir ]ms!(hr <li»»er g»osis ahir, Ant! ' etn» jatjn»s An<) cl>ap!e> Ih>vs!<jr»(-]",jt't'< jhe co»>jng vnar As slate vice-presi- This <«as in f<>]fi]j»>e'>( nf her prnj-
Jon tvrhtts A>»l H»c, h)nscniv; yce c('>>( jyuc" " c>f hf>> Prtar]c Ati(nche<l t]>c Sja<e ]»t»rc Ho>»«mal<- dent. jnct fov FH eh and tj>e March of Di»i-N<. Nu] Mrs. To>» I(en»n Anc] litt](I ~»g w«e r N><] ~ )rs ]toy I~»g nrs nj'n>or!ca Cnni'ore»ce At 'law<» Sn»lc hji,h)>Skis of thr. convention es. It w(>s <> v'n>)»>ON>j»fu] p>resent<>- Menusgrand(la<>g)>tc(; Annie Hule)A»A, Knh- ('I ~ -) ka"r Su>>t)ay After»onn callers I,al)s h)A>vh 30 tn Aprj] 'h. ]qdscjjjc> jivas the e»jrrtaj»»>e»t by ihe Senior !inn.
>(u Th»rsd<l), April '>2-Prjnbr, I'»)!>»AA; h)r. A»d Mrs, Tc(l Hpo}(N>n (u>(l Clintnn 13c»cd!et of Gn]jcc] Cheese Sandra ichesDco}mjrj, ])t>rrje n»cl Naia]jr, Rirh- Potato Saladln»tl, 1V»s}>,; Nr, A<»1 N>~. John I)eo- Vjsj«rs of jhn Fa. A, Den}>A}c] hon>obald»»cl i'a>»i]y, l]ill 13m»>ict!n Anc} )Ast week ivc!re Nr. »A<1 Mrs, Lcs]erhfr. (u><} h)»<, (.;bar!es I><'»bah), Dc»- Crncjccr on I rl<lay, Dr, An<] ]mrs,nta o.nd .iea«. Att atro nt ttta tyro. ctlrut enate nn hntuntny and htr. nnd l'int hI.i]kiia!ti's rh!1<)<rcn («r>ae p>t's(ent f'r thr hf>'s Otto Schupfer 8<imlny even!»g,(}Av Vis)in>'8 »<ac a](rays»inst wet}en»>e
A)A>v. )'rmAA, Da>i njd ]Inz( jtjnce, An<i great)y rnjc>yncj. 1
S»RA>>»c Jo»( s N>(] j|( j>'»A. oi 1)c»> y, <Nr»c) hfrs. }tn}>n>t Ciemc»hagc»A» tl M>'s. Gif'A»tj}nr i«em veer)«t<>d r>enjoyed Jerssjc>')inner wjt]> hfr, >u>d hfnnday, Aprn 26—ra!jrr! of Mr. A»<l h)rs, ]le» Wesie»- hlr.. Jp(~r] Cjemrn}>age» Ai. Juliaetta. Hot. Beef Sa»di«iches(ls!>). S»»day <\i»nci>'<>rsj>< (hf rNr, N>d XI»shed I ntatnes and gravy
S»»t!Ay c)!»»cr g»osis of M>, A»cl h)>~. ]3m 1'. Cc>cik <(ere hf>; A»d hfrs, Pens N»i CarrotsN>'s. Ilerh hlil!Ar(1 a»<l fn»>jjy worn -on 'Jain and M>"c. 1]clc» P)ir>»AA of 0> Ang(» JuiceI vs»cc s ]t'ry, Nr. A»tl hf>~ Tr<] J]ovlil. On Nn»day evening i.hc Cooks Le»>(1» PudciingV(u>g!»> A»<) 1)v!r» Ieo»()A, bmvjstn», i<">'(>»c>s}s for A j>jrj}>da( cjj»»nr l» >-„ I i»t hiinc
h)r. A>»l M>~. ]t:ric So»jl»«jr!( o»<i j»"'n>'f h)a>'gc'j(]>lc]gc.Eva», C!;irksin», Mr, A»cl Mrs, 1)n>> gursjs l»cl»drd I;!mo Fjc]>i<)go.Jnh<>sio»of Iae»orc, hir, <uul hi>s, hir A»<j dh'l<s, Lnajn>'>~cj(e>,tttittt'iy ant htr. nn t htm, tet ae> "ntutrtny arantttn auninr hmpr.tn OtIV(t jr» e >'. h)nx Cje»>c»j>A}yc» wr<y>
!">ct! ) <isjr>; Iejs:> A»tl T«ress (vere 'ir "»<I hl>'s. Jtchss Ar»>]tag<>t'air> tine t nnr t. f htr nn t iltr . t 't't tmt hire. Jtln rim tinea. nantJ)arrc} ]t~jjfsr <<»t] fa»>iiv At I<(vjs. )A>ys nf G>i",'>t Its}]s, Mont.,i.o», 1 '<»er 1VA<)fn>cj spc»i )Ast (ver}c: aag —;='-'. p,(.':- -"- ' -'- ';-...j e'g' . ')I, r:J,-„. 'Are)»es(}ay, April 28—
S»j<>rtjay evn»j»g c]j»»er ga>eats nf with )>r>'>*<u>tj]hc(rn»js, Mr, anc] Mrs, ')t g +'" . ' '
-:: .,: --.: '..Xdh I ~t; '.; '- .I '$ Fid> Sticks (v, jarjar sauce'hj>rs Riiberj )>>-A)hnr worn I !o)<I C>i(jg i«hi!c h(.> PA>he»ia w c >ho
Hc Ajj(h]hot) Pnjatnrshfr A»cl hfre Ie>z i» Dropnr a»<) G<Ui A! Ac« i'li». Ca>rnts a»d Celery
I)>'s)hct. <'.N<'s. A»AA Inn»g N><) h)>'. AJ>d M<A, Die(~) Peaches
)>S)hn>'hf )A, An ] TO»> Ian»}y Of C!A>'kS!n» («e>'e Sun(blr I inch Dread xv ]he»nut 13uttcr
Pint MilkrMrs Anc}y c]jn»r>'uctsjs nj M>. A»c! hf>s, Ji»> O dY 'jhAY}A.)}t ]A)]t) )<EN.!Ah)IN < (L>n ( {Chc >Ce! aA(hc L>
1)rr]h(> i(l Ir(e>vjsjnn. O<j}erg at Genes«e Dist. II, St.(iic. Vier I'r(.s. Dist, II, 1"JIA Sec.-Trcas, Chnp'! c > I <vs,-];j(ect P++++++h}'+0++++4dP@yy4,4,+4,~pe
ST. MARY'S PARISH HALL IN GENESEE
Sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary
Pl NOCH LE and 8RI DGE
No Reservations Necessary
—Beef and Pork—
THE G <<2IETTE - ihhEWS, THURSDAY, APML 22, 1976
CAIID OF TIIANKSand Mrs. George Me><vtck of Jujjaet.hiv. and Mce .Feed con»dck, h>r 'a and ii>c .and hive. zohn h>cv>eck 6ajjd>sea v Nows ww>i"
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w Rele NINS Thc >am»y o»hearn\» r>ud) yeyL or<<i ei[rs. Delbert Esmrbjtsch and I a»d daughters of Caldhvell. TheI
By Gaylo ««<e>k to express their heartfeltjjcel News
Stephanie, Mr. ancl dif<~. Anton Kam! girls re<»«1»ed to spend the week l
I of Spokane spentb-thanks for'he fjpw<jrs, cards, A<or»"O
bitseh an<1 Mr, and Mrs. Robert Ro -I with their Grandpa and Grandma
lhh i ~ with hcr p~»ts, Mr. an<i prials and other acts pi'in<ines«f Gejjasae c<.ts and family were Easter dinner iVj<itte<j.ri[m C B Viah Do< jge Low 1stpn <'eu<'oand Mrs. Lore»
, iil ~ "M d y j~. f~n< Ha<v<<jj Thursday. Sl<e flew to and jor<s oi 01<» joye<j o>ne
I bit~oh m Le<i,jstpr<, 1<I>r. and Mrs Mr- and Mrs Car 8 mons open!B'', '',„ f tj, A<<>je<~ons. She Honolula March 3[ with a Gerpnta" A sp'«aj tha'~ tp " I~
Mrs. En<ms Shjrrp<j was m ~ srICur»ruck attended services and a from Satur<k<y until Monday visiting, 'I 'mr< gue-
~ if" '1 1»' txj<<u and logy tour that lasted sixteen days. Qrange and United I>[et'hu>ijwt ~hu<>'h
djn»er guCSt ui the St<<» Oy "brunoh at thc Trinity Church. in <-Coeur <j'Alone With the Ejmc< ie ih f 'p
all her Ol<i f<iendS. Tj«„g<apup returne<1 tO San I> ra»CiSCO fOr the luVely meal SerVed tO faANy
fan<jjy.[Mundt family. y Cnno«w<Ls - '',,ar„on>etc~» ~. by bp„t then flew to Le<vjston, and friend««kft r th« fu
Thursday visitors of Mrs Gjadys hej j pn Ed~ter and the 29th birthday i '"',"" '„until Sun,jav Ale<a Bette, Coeur d'AIene, arrive( Connie hoy
Ij[r o»d i[rs. Phil iVimer m", Dan>ejspn'ere Mr. aud Mrs. John anniversary of their grandson La<>1'to>i from IJ nne nt jhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge jj[r. and Mrs. Bjjj Fey
Qra»geviiie spent Sun alEjk<un of Lew!eton and >i[1's. iVjjjian< was also observed.
and fonl1ly
&th h„rp~nt, Mr,;uld M<~. ivil P „pfSeattle.I>e orso s visited irl Je I jr<ke 8spn Esse r and Ray.
Nanette, little daughter of 15r, a» I . <vjtI< M'. <urcj Mrs. Ro<lney Ij[r. and Mr<<. Dan FeyMr. and Mrs. Jack Nebelsieck and Mrs, Art Hasfurther, had the mjs Pauis s»<i with j<js mother, Mr«couple of AM, and fanNy
Hsrve< Woodruff, of Ke»t. iVssh. Mrs Fred Co»1»jek atten<ied First fprtune tp break her left leg while i[ „,Pa«i„«hu Ls a patient in St. M»day 0 eni g Mrs ma Law. pS,.1!urdov tn spend Eas er
Cpn1munion of Cheryj Ncbelsieck, playing on a playground slide SatI H »&jet Hospital in Jerome. Jeanne re»co a»d B"nr<je attended he 4-H
1vith his pa<cents, >Mr. and Mrs Q n<jxu hter of i[r. ancl Mrs. Gary Neb- ur<jay afternoon during an EosterI,
1 h ~ t- weep Easter dinner A<ecting at I.eland.Xc
CARD Oh THANK<ou hter, ejsieck at Boniface Catholic church egw hunt, She was taken tP Mos-!„..t. f I<fr, an<i Mrs, Robert Jur- M<. an'I „.re.Albert Iewrence and
Th f il f R d K gk tak
have M~n v!~ung <vj h ",e in Unjpntovvm, The Gary Nebelsieck cow where her leg was placed in ««<!r< in E<un<ett.
e iVood-g>l <e.'i:< o
famljy attended early morn ng break-hQ tl I th k f
rur'fs and witi< her pare"~ m C ar --fan<jjy of Colton were Saturday evc- cast. Gnmdma Margaret Baumgart- i[<.. an<i i[rs, Iz>vj Rossebp were fast an<i sunrise service at Cameror<
ejghbors md mh tjvm for «ll of
to". ac-"on<p~< '1 H~ ~ '"'ing supp"r g«ests oi his parents, nor said Tuesday that Nanette isI~~<.«r «««s of i[r. and >i[rs. iVm. Churrh Sunday. Herb Hayes a<»i his
Mo»«y. after <vhich all enjoyed colorin Eas- getting along s«tjsfactorjjy, but, st<i! 8«!te jr< G'ifford daughter Tins <>vere afternoon callers.Mm Hm"y Fj~hjn er as tc„-e m. a little unco»1fortabje. oy
cste< guests uf j>>lr. and vMrs. De- Tuesday evening Earl, Amy an(1 sI ™Ied t tl ~ Unit
v<eekend housew<est pf i[r. ond Mrs-Miss Holly di[cDpnald was an Eas-I!o. Orle»borg and Kevin <vore M<
Church pf Moscow Rudy
Num an Flere"mger md f~y Mr. and MrS. Harry Egj«nd, 8'er dinner gueSt Of oi[r. and Mro. DiCI'I:u<1 i[re. CharieS Odenbprg On<I [a<11- ketb«jI banquet Where the Cheer-i
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Hopper. iV<<sh. entertained Mr. a»d Mrs. John Eg ichor»horst and Bruce. They vis-I I~," i[r <u<cj M~, Nejj Ocjer<borg and leads'.s and boy and girl athletes>Mr. and Mrs. Pzed Stilhvell of Se- land and children at br«nch follow ited with Mr. and>i[rs, Louis Scharn «j<i!dren and Doug C!<ose, U>I stu- were j<onurcd.
attic are houseguests of their son, mg Sunday church services. horst after church. Other visitorsI
>!or<1. $[<'. und i[rs. rtjan Odor<borg AI»1a l>tts w-"-s a 8~day «er oivjjjjarn'hirley a»d family. Auxiliary luncheon and card party! of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scharnhors<
I<„„!Jose'runuel«spent over Eas. Mr and Mrs To:n '++"ek Mr an
yi ~ Mrs Qayje Mar
Mr, and Mrs. G<vyn Anderson were April 27, St. MarJJ s parish hall, 23 .e<~ Mr. and Mrs. Bruce SchjehuberI 1 r in Se;<sj I, Qre. with Carlene's Mrs, Bud A<jonu<on, Viah D ge ~d Mrs It je st[en<lcd E
Easter dinner guests of i[r. and Mrs per person. Reservations not necess pf Lewiston and Mr, and Mrs. Ar-I p r nt Mr a«d i[ra Cari Cash and ths Rathbp»e an<i Mr. and Mrs, Fepr" "h Qgy
g. arv thur Fuller and family pf Cjarkstp» !< r a<ster and family. rest Bn<<vn at thMarilyn, Susan, and Teresa Bourn- i[r. and Mrs. Meric Wilson, Kin- Sunday evening guests pf Mr. and'[r. and i[rs. An<jy Qrjeser were Agatha Perkins joined Mr, and
gart»or, U. of I. students were week cy, AUash. were <veekend houseguests Mh Don Linehan were Xr, and Mry,«<>oI<g those attending 'the Fey fun Mrs. Tpm M«rek and soend <mjtors of their parents, Mr.and of his parents, Mr. and i[rs. Lloyd Jerry Linehan and children; Mr. and eral in I~<vLston Tuesday. On Sun- m~frs. Bud Adamson Sunday eve gifrs. Glen Baumgartner and family- iVIjspn. Joining them for Easter din- Mra Ray Linehan, Greg Lineha»,
I<~ lb.y harl dinner in Low!eton and fpr p<nochle Playing and vjsit+g
Jpinin them for Easter dinner were ner were Mr. and ie[rs. Jerry Hines AIrs. Von Hopldns and Craig Hop later attend<ed the Choate Golclen Agatha Perkins tn<vej d to C M~d I Q e F1»ke trave
Steve Babel. WVSU student and Gary and family and Jack iVatk<>s of kinsWed<ling open house, aml ~isited with ton Sund y whme she j RK
to Wejp~ whew they l<»n>i < Mr, r<nrj
Larson, U. of I. student.Edwards h>as returnedanoupseh oh
d ~ ~up'r. a d i[ . Osc Dani iso d Vio la R dali f y f Mrs. Dick ) <L
Easter Sunday dinner guests pf Clark. crating at her home. I were F~ter dinner guests of the Les ~ter.and Mm Adrian Nehon and Easter dinner guests of Mr. andI Di'hi f il . Agatha Perkins and Mrs. Qay eil, ~IN . E. A. Morkc turn- Marek were in Lewiston Thurs<by.p n were Easter dinner guests of Mr. andand Mrs. Lee Fjeishmo» of Pullman- d'Alere.
and Mrs. Ire» MagI holiday with their so»-!».jaw and they gave lessons at the farm inst 1-
Mr. and Mrs. R<char<j Markejj anclv oi D ve< ca..le I !1<<re<In>> April 16th <1t I p
i h th Re .,th S of Ja bs;!I I A, 'th I'.rkp " V . h sir
I Forrest Durbin. Qn Suncj;;y they xII; <y
%QNow be e»gage<1 in.,'ll spent the oay in Spokane with! hu<eh>un on Ap<ii 27th. All m b r. ',
y>eme c rue aud >lain eei u» for ih;, i ii c» ih,: .::Cl.. H. i>n>. >ui>. i ncpev vaii i hae>»a g 7>Those who have pprtab!>.',< t t h! f.i d h, Perkjn>< I> <i<jay sft! B.ui„"'<c<n, i ..s. lL<'a B'!<!u:. M's
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<vrmwrj> <w<i[r.. J.-"; P.:tres vo<". of I '"oo i. '! ":"'<'."- - '.-= '- -'"-'- -'" -"'- . i..o:n ibuting s ia ls ar a k- ...,,,. ~ 8 < .;I«!Ir» ~r,z<-;. of her ~~Oregon s<-'. i[r». C!."<<on He<<<so <0 a'te'<,'ad '.!>e No-'-h Ce-'-1-"'-<''aho e! to be o> the hail at. 11 a, m. Tue-.;,»,, ii>s. I<inc B <„"er.!n I»wLs->,
i'''o<ne
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Ejvon Ho.upton was a Sundav elk<-, i[;s. I< i:<1«Weather„was an Eu-'- m:in j<O. r>ir«i h v.'» su!'[erccl a hoar' ' -' " '"' r ' 'pvrworh<ng P PPje Apt@a
L:n and Sa<o Wr< t<e!. 4<ten<oon visitors v'ere Mr. i iIr a ii M<s, Ed Fissfurthei visit- ' I- ' A'' . '" '"', k> y. The j>ra%en .r '- '" -.' 'ar< C<IA In~sl3.t <A a ta<< dee>! Sun av evening wi > rs..ar, 8'., <>!.,:>r< . f Mr.;u<>l i[<a J<»«
I th"tie«!jy "ljss your [r<.1< I p.<-'»'. IiI Theissen <>»>j Lynn an<i with the Gary0 T!> k>e j>e tr< ror«><T><r, ! l<< St. J ) <>< s, '<No" <hoi «u<n s!gh< d "i[y <ir><'- A NISPRING LUNCHEON.o CARD PARTY
[rm< Ja<'Ic Nebc is<eek wer'e Mr an>i . "n. s'>n of ~ lr. <<0'I i[r- I+<»>.c >in !<<I,.". Gary h>> 'b !sleek nd family and iersor<', SI<<rrrje [sr<<eve-and retirement sectjfttT
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i[rs. Jek~nie i[arine of coiton onr1! iir. «»ii sI». i[eris» Br<<'<ven; iiike! Tj<erh".'s one a>jvantoge ir> I»[I<1- tomofrow. Talk It o<>reueslay Apr!I 27-12 Noon i[rs. Doily Gehrke. I B:<r<, son of <ijr. 1<nrj iirw. Imrreij> tjn»; Just th!nk how 1»uch you 1<r".'e, Yojjl get mjjetj rnofe
r .Mr. a»<l i'[rs, Qn<er K<ies pf Le- B'<"!- To'I I J -'»k<ns < or< - I sir an>j saving M h n ye<< I n't buv s s<1 -
< thaA dtpenrrrerj< because„,nore visited sunday afternoon with '[re. Kenneth J!.nk!»s; Kdstj Inc<I thing!,Ij</It es, you'le taNMr. a»d Mr>. Bernie Gneser. I <laughter of Pastor ancj >iirs. 1VII!i«rr< In@un> +1th Don>Easter dinner guests pf Mr andi Imecj, anrl Welter ilw!er<, s»1< nl'r.
3[rs. Qz2de Kanljckeberg were Irer and Mrs, ivajter i[eden, .Ir.IIOIIIr>RT I>I. I[>><I FMAN>, FIGmother, Mrs. i[arie Hnivos, Clark+.
g, h Y Tj I k I Iu>fhj[ @>chica> I I 19 I> <)<I I<on<> 8444928ton; Mr. ond ii[rs. Mike Fredrjckc>on AIIXjliary LIIncheanond Mr. and Mrs. Tcny Sanders u " and Card Part, A„ril 27 Itop~j<htjv<> of I 'Iwrvjr<g Tj<j+ +roa IS >0<M<<-family of 1<[oscow. Mr. and >di[rs. Iio-warcj Hill of Viola i[r and M<-s. I The I~ion Auxiliary invites every MUIIPII"-F~>RE, INO.'' Dan Stout and 'Bra<i and Steve K<<»-
Ione to the ann<»<1 SPring luncheon Q ' Lutheranand cant party nn Tues., April 27th I'1Qg6l SU1'CLQC6will be the b!centennial <<»<I fashionswijl be sho<vn from several stores in
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wiii help oe» iwo k»>c io Giv>.'S>a>e. Gen»cn> .n avc we>corn ."+
I'r<<jj @~ The h>nch.on will hcuin a! >> o'ci:k"—~hao=
servo,tion:< are not r<r> or<sr<~',~,."'he CCIVF oi the Communitychurch heiri an &~ter solo<1 Iunch- 0
CUSTOM SUTCIERING~~;, ";„"",'„:;"„:„"„","-„'",™AHS PROCESSNCmembers partirlpati»g in the com-munion service.
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To make the most profit from your livestock,
you need to feed the type of supplement thatbest fits your particuiar feeding situation. Maybe
you need a complete feed, or a supplement to be
mixed with grains, or a supplement to be mixed
with forages.
With GT!j Feeds you get the type of service you <--.
need to hefp you achieve the maximum profit
from your livestock.
CARD Or TIIANKSMy sincere thanks tn alj whp re-
Imembered me with cards, flowers,gifts, visits, made 1»quiries nnrl forthe prayers anrl ma»y other kind-nesses extenricd to mc whi!c I wosin the hrmpjtaj. Your thoughtful-ness has meant sn much to mc.
Mrrr, Mary Edwor<is
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Jotning >i[r. and Mrs. M<1r.jo» Hr>l-bcn for', p.>t luck <l!n»er jn the!rhomo Easter Sunrlc<y w<>re <Mer«<jjthFIojbcn, Cnldwe!l; dk[r. <<»rj aijrs. E>iVerncy anrl chi!drcn and Dale Hor-Igcn o'f Spokmc; Rohyn White, Col-ton; Bony FInjbcn, Unjo»town; Mr.and Mrs. De»»!s Barrkvell r<nrl Jirr<;di[r. an<i Mrs. Larry Barrjwc!1 nn>Ichildren and J!m Sn<ith, oil of Im<v- Iiston.
Sr<turcjay evening g<rcsis of Mr'.an<i Mr<<. AI /en<<or werc Mr, anrldifrs. LcRny Hnrrlo nnri Mr. <<nd MrsRussell /inner and fwo<jiy. Mr. »»>1Mrs. Al Zen»or an<i Mrs an<I Mrs.Russell Rcn»cr on<1 chl!dren wereEoster gucsjs of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
I7cnner jn No@Porc.c.Mr'. all<1 ii[rs, Joc IVhjtehcad anrjson, Davi<1 of Vancouver, B. C. wercFridr<y to Mondr<y Itucsto of Mr<<.
Smoked Pork Sausage a Specjalty
0i<vrIARLON CALLAHAN —Owner
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~GAITT@ " NI5WtSr TIIUBtSDAY, APRIL 22, 1976
THH iGAZHTTH-NEWSA Oeeattdattoa oC The Kendrtok Gatttett» and The Qsaese» Metre
every N'edaesdsy (dated Thureday) and satiated as seestadataee asatter at the poet Of5oe tn Ksadt~ Idaho 185tfz aad Qsa1eeee,Idaho 83883s Latata County, under Aot af C)oegzess of~ IN9The f5qtea Newspaper of Geaesee, Keadrtok and JuUasttte, Idaho
Jane L Both an(t Wtlham A Both, Pubitehsste%%liam A, Both, Iadltor»:. Mrs. Jeltes Cuddy, News II(Nx+'
==—Telephone 285-l51$ Kaadrtak-ll ="~26641781Subscrlpion Bates: fk.00 per year In State —$4,tta Out of faiate
Advertletng Bates Gtvea Uyoa hyatt ™
with the Clerk of the Board of Trus-tees, hts name shall appear upon theballot.
That the election at saM meetingwlD be by secret and separate ballot.
Eligible voters must be citizens ofthe U. S, of voting age (eighteenyears old), and have resided in theState of Idaho for the last six lnonthsand in the Trustee Zone for morethan thc last thirty days.
hfABGARET BAUhf GARTNERClerk ofJoint School District No. 282ot Latah and NezPerce County,Idaho.
Dates Pub.: April 14, 21, 1976
It)IL)C HmmTutus usnusnstrrou
NOTICE OF AÃXtIAIrSCHOOL MEETLstsa fa KLK{yXION
In autnt School lltstrict No. NP.Luttuh and NczPercc County, Iduho
N(yrICE IB HEREBY GIVEN,Tttat the uunuat school meeting OfJoint School District No. 282, Coun-ty o! Lutuh and ¹zPcrcc, State o!Idaho, witt be hold on Tuesday the38th duy of May 1976. at the Lobbyof the Gymnasium, Gcuesee HighSchool Building in said district, andthe pot)s at uaM election sltaD beopen between thc hours of 11:00o'lock A. M. and 7:00 P. M. on saidday,
That ut said meeting the followingbusiness witt be tranuucted;
LEGAL NOTICECell for BMs
The South Latah Highway Dist,rictwID accept bids on the following usedIuachinery:
1955 Interaatlonal 2-Ton DumpTruck, Serial No. 19303
1&14 Studebaker, 6x6, Serial No.186861
Winch, Single Drum, hfodcl GIVDA615, Capacity 20,000 Lb., l00-Foot Cable
Bids will be opened at the SouthLutah Highway Dhttrict office inGcltcsce, Idaho at 8:00 PJttf. oa May5, 1976. The District reserves theright to Icjcwt any or all bids.
Keep Idaho green is a slogan, uprogrun1 und u cunipai@1. To 01oscwho dcpcttd OA the forest rcsout'ccsfor their living and to those who en-joy the tmrcu(ion aud pleasures l.ha(grc~tt forcsis provide it is necessary10 cutltpuigA.
One trustee to servo for a termOf threcr (3) years will be clcrctedsfor Trustee Distric No. 2.
The Autttc or names of all candi-dates for election of trustees, togeth-er wiot tlte tertn for which nominat-ed, shall be plucxsst on file with theClerk of th0 Bcsurd of 'I'rustceu atleast I>ghtccn (18) days prior to theduy of election., excluding tho duy ofelection. Said clerk shall, not lessthan I6 rtuys prior to the day of clrc-tIQA, notify by ttlttil caci1 non1inccwho hus Aol Isersonully fi!cd his Ao-ntitutting Isrtitivn. UAIrss such no-ntlnee sshun Aot less thun twclvss (I2)days prior to the day of chwtlott, de-cline to nonlinuiton in writing filed
0 UQht Doxfno e Dump Truck 0 Roatsot1ahte Rates
BACK HOE SERVICETelephone27b-7391
SERT H, ROSSINSJUt.tAETTAs lDAHO
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BROWER-WANN MEMORIALKermit Malcom, Prestdent -:- Marsh Harwick, Mgr.
Sitnplc, Dignified Funeral Services
Nnv Building —Pktfsanf Surroundings
" I'hone t43-45ts Lewistoo, Idaho '
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I.'as om S aat '1 aria(By Appointment
HOURS —8 a. m. to 5 p. m.Mondays through Fridays
ttttre Will Accept Farm Butchered Beef and PorkFor Processing
BENDELS MEATSTroy, Idaho Phone 835-234'I
er,p,')tt 90,r i pg"30 50
..3 9,233.19I
3 13,1"~.00.........' . 1
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FORDRepresentative
Tolul Itccrfist~IIuttgetcwiI'rr Cent. Received .......
DISBUIISEDCjrri .............,..„.....,..„"".,".00Ttvusurer ...„,.......„.....'„'1;i.t10Sutsen L~wr ....,....,........,..1.3«1.00Solid Waste ....................",308.89TrunsmLsaion und Dist... I,003.13B~ Lxnut 8: Int............. 81r.apOther Expense..............L101.81
Total Disbursements ......$14.0t t!183Budgeted .....................$43,1"S.(HI
Pcr Cent DLsburscd ...,.....„..33.7r.'eBank Bul. 3-31-'76.. Cr.. (202.03)
Debt Service I'undBalance 3-31-'76 .......,....39,408.66
Revenue Sharing FundBtutk Balance 3-31-'76......$1,335,58
Ocrilneuiion of DepositReserve for Bonds ....,.........3Q,ppthpp
DON E. SPRINGIII<,City Ttvtcuutitr
pub It April 22, 1976
'jttj1re have In Stock
F-750's and F-600's—Pn8 /4
4x4's and 2-Wheel Drives
IISman(;e:$ FIRE
+ AUTO+ CASUALTY
+ LIFE+ BONDS
R. E. M(t~«ttitsolt, AgertcyPhone 289-4271 Kendrick, Idaho
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16617-21st St.. Ph. 746-2$SIHorne Phone 8~911
NEW I aent a
RINSE 'N VAC
professional docs-nsoap but with steamdirt, the vacuum su
Vastly superior to oiNI~: >:.V:,MOBM)IL —MOBIIAAS —htOHIIi HEAT 100
MQSIL PUKE —MltAEL —MQSII. LUBRICANTS)Vo VAII Order Any Special l4ems Desired
—CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS-
M. f'. NK<llI.KaaRepreaenttn;.'he
MOBIL OIL CORPORATIONF.'<v!D-'B-.K, 7MHQ
Phon., 289-40L"1 HesideII.< RI.6-318l
—RINS 'N YAC RENTAL CHARGES—
24-Hours —$1$.00 12-Hours —$ 8.00
6-H 01.;s—$6,00
A3|'tINls I'lBIMBI'8
NOTIOItjt. QF ANNUALSOQOOIs ]ggETIItfQ if'ls@CXLOX i, ~
In Seadrlcas at. Sohoot ntst. 283
Latab, Clearwater fa Ncz Perco 1 I81Counties Idaho
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ~ +r ek Gazetted April lz, 1986
That the annual ttchool meeting csf
"« the parents of a son born at theJoscpits hospital, Lewiston on
Perce, State of Idaho, wtl) bo held r„'~on Tuesday the 18th day of Nuy
1976, at the Kendrick High c Lclund Sch„oland the polls of saM election slmll ire curds werc given out on Weaned y.open between the hours of A QQ IntcrtfIC+iute room pupitso'lock P. M. and 7:00 P, M. on saM nor roll were Betty Hoffrmm, L u-day. ~Ace Crsl g, Ervin Draper, Beulah
That at said meeung the following anil Viviun Draper High bono~ werebusiness wit I be 'transacted i rssccivcd by
1. One Trustee to serve for u Emnu Lou Vincent and Irene Pct-term of three (3) years witt tse crselected from Trustee Dlstrlct No 5 cat hono~(Lcland Nameron)The name or names of all candi- Aprn 18, 1946
dates for election of trustee together Miss Vclma Hccht daughter ofwith the term for which nominated ™Iand hfrs. Vj(, E, Hccht Kendrick t
shaD be placed on file with the Clerk and Richard Benjamin, son of Rev,
of the Board of Trustees at Ies~t G W Benjamin, of Clarkston, were
eighteen {18) days prior to the duv mtltcd In marriage Wed., April 10 atof election, excluding the dsy of 3 <'lock in the home of Mr,election, Said Clerk shall, not less»s. D. E. Clear of Clarkston.than 16 days prior to the day of said Thc happy couple left for u honey-
clectton, notify by mail each nomine~ Inocsn trip to Boise and home thru
who has not personally filed his Oregon. They will make their home
nominating petition, Unless such «Big Bear ridge where he Is em-
nominee shaD Aot less than twelve ploycd.
(12) days prior to the day of elec- I'fc. Prank Locscr, son of Mr und
tion, decline to nominattoa in writ- Mrs. W. H. Locser, Southwlck, arriv-
ing filed with the C)erk of the Board cd homo April 10, from Ft. Lewis,of Trustees, his name shall appear foiiovslng his honorable discharge.upon the ballot. Monday, as Kenneth Powen as-
That the election at said meeung «ntcd managership of the local cre-will be by secret and separate ballot. amcry, Charles Andres, whose home
&Igible mtcrs must be citizens Ls ut Potlatch, became a new em-
of the U. S. of voting age {eighteen ploycc.years old) and have resMed in the American Ridge —Newt Morey ofState of Idaho for the last 6 months Big Bear ridge was a Sunday dinnerarui in I.hc Trustee Zone for:morc latest of Nr. Cnd hfrs. Edd Kent andthan the last thirty days. aLso to sce his son, MickalL AII drove
MAHILYN EICHNER, Ito htoscow in the afternoon to sce
Clerk of Kendrick Jt. School tDIst. Mrs. hiorcy and tiny son, who are in283 of Latah, Clearwater and Ncz Gritman hospital.Percc, Idaho. hire. Wayne Davis went to Pull-
2T pub 22-29 ~ man Tuesday, going ai'tcr hcr broth-er, Hill Flocklcr and his English
CFFY OF GENESEE bride, who arrived last week,Trcusurcl's Report —General Fund
I
ter I.eroy 6iige Named
,",,'„"..Visiting Research AdvisorMotor Uset~ ..................2,274.21,I IIIuor Control .............. 474.2(t. Dr. Leroy Gilgc, O. D„uformer
2774 „0,resident of Gcnrsec has been named'225(10 a Visiting Research Advisor at, the
Rural Firer Dfttt, ...... 9000(t I I'aeific University Conege of Opto-
Cg prA Rrcimburscmcnt 565 0> ale(ry. Hc is a 1971 Optomctty260 ng'raduate of Pacific University, For-
; rst Ger, Oregon and is now in
Total Receipts 527 356 81 j practice m Suvcrton, Oregon.Three fourth year optometry stu-
Pcr Cent Rc efv& ....., 377r; 1 dents. Gilgc, and a member of'he' .Pacific faculty, Dr. Robert L. Yolton
hfavor und Council.......... 395 00 '' arr worIU'Itg on u project, designed to2lp «I 'tctcourc u person's color vision by
177268 1 tvcoixling liny electrical signals fromPocliee Drjst................2,894.20; I' b"~".
Dept ''51 39 'he measurement of these siifs uls
I'180 00'hich is referred to us VisualEvok-'90-,'gi,,rti Response (VER) recording, rc-
Vch)cjc hbtpcusc ....,.....1,528.13',"ui"cs thc ~ of titc
I 250 00 'ompuicr system in the College of
000 00, Optometry, This computer system'z<2'21, Ls uiso being used to evaluate i.he use
11 959'8i 'f VER recording for measuring the
Otltcr pbtpcttsc .........3,0aLIg I p wcr « I~~ ~~~ in1cles and for usr in detecting visual
Total Disbut srmcuts .....,$17,033.12labnorntuntics and pathological con-
dign.fons.
udgrted................. r072 47I pp I<roy is a son of Mr. and hfrs.!larcncr Gil e.
Buttk Bulunt;r,...............$3,>7i.69Wuis r Stsvrr Fund
Treltsuret's itrisrtrt-
Jun. I, 1976—starch 31, I!170It,l uCEllsTS
Solid lvaulcWale«O(hcr Receipts
Honorssity of I
niversitytiatcd A.p
ct sebocrs thro
Phi Kappa Phi88 fram Univer
Eightymight Ustudents were irdto Phi Kappa Phiorary with mcmbUniversity.
Forty-five bonolege of LettersMarilyn P. Bsum
dahaof Idahorli 20 M-
lastic hon-ughout the
Ied I'romand Scicnc
gurtner,
the Col-e includea senior
music major aad daugtttcr ofÃl'nd
Mrs Glen F BILttmgartaer ofGenesee.
What does it take to keep Idaho sforests green 7 It takes a little catewith fire outdoora It takes a tittlethought to use your ashtray, and IL
few minutes time to make. sure thatyour camp fire is dead out. It takesyou to keep the forests green.
CCNf PCNES By Ace Reicl
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:Tired of.usIijg ashovel and hc)e~YoLj're re6clyfor the.;.
hewConcein GaieCaie
:- The netIV'GIIaa<COmPa'Ct:Ttitoer iS Sp eaay. tai,,; „.'-', operate;-so.uerj mt't: IIlakecs orarderning acct'yard .,;
'Care17)Qi~e fUfls '-:-'- c.sprint)-steif tines fjev, aa tt|ey 5Ite.deep',::.to;;.
O(tihian the aCtian," Cut, qe petrate:1) ar(i SOij; allo'e.hlertd-in'or()ante:.Inaterial;;.'-""'::; "':—:
I~ Six ttlttpor @tdttta to choo% from, starting.at
, 6 inches up to a,rnaxirnttrn'(3f $8 inches; Lets you'j.'ailor" the rnachine'for a variety of Iotss,-
u Eas)t-'to control; Uni. 1va!()ns onjy 51.pounds', makes jt cas;t to (Banco ier '~~ 4around.treesi shrubs and ffosvdown narrow rows,
- ~ Handle folds down for easy,..trunk iranspo(t ar d Oul-Qf-ine-
stora()esskalt rtIS 600111 n'C,.jj.njeruajlere(ISOn gal drenttlc.naaci1ine,
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g io uuf 610111 ano wo 'A'tti otve I ol! i1 320 00,.'.sc:.„'rui11onihe QUICnrtass Of a Gtjsotrt t"Or1pac'ijjct !trlpdpl 51095t,
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(."') F I)"-0(:f'E v.S{INS IticKpn",ric.k, Id(.ho Phone 28o -1231
"Luke, maybe you beHer take a firttter griFt—I'mlosin'ineP
You'l have a better grip on your financial situation if
you let First Bank of Troy handle all your banking re-quirements. Your checking accounts, Savings accountsplus convenient bank-by-mail service offers you the bestin safe, trouble-free banking... plus the personal, fri-endly service that has made First Hank of Troy famous.
Katldrlck, ldalta Phone 289-4051,'
'IIH)l) CANIS)!TZ - NEWS, THUB~IDA,Y, APRX4 92, 1976
Kal'en Iverson ReceivesCounty'onor Award
Karen Ivemon, daughter of Nr.and )lira. Dale In'.rsott, wtts LLtttong
48 Idaho high school seniot~ who
have been named County HonorAward winner by the UI,
The students, nsany in the top 10
per cent of theh graduating classes
werc nominated by their high school
ptincipals on the basis of scholastic
and leadership abilities and were
chosen by a conunittee of UI aluntttI.
ELEPHANT SR@NOFel tiki*ebs
'i iihk'
For Spring Fertilizers—USE-
SPECIAL TRUCK PRICES
(encrlc I foc.ts,a I Ca.KENDRICK, IDAHO PHONE 28~I.
Farm OrlanIIalians 9einsanti
IImeliala kalaaie of Onad
ready to publish tbe reportei)Ht LNIve cattsLLItant was hired
we were told that he piano)sad..osc-pertise unavailable in the northwetst,Tattfett said. "Now we are toldthat esperts here must correct theconsultant's report."
'1'LUtfen's L~~tttarks follow chargesRayttlotld G Speel y Chairman of
tits Greater IHttvlston Chtuttber ofCommerce Aviation Commit te'e, in
hich Spear saki he was "sontetvhatttnttcd" that publioation LL<uld be
delttyc<l, Speer chargol that StageII nietnbers "Ltpparently didn't go forthe Ltnswets they got so they wantedto rework thellL so they would read'more correctly '.
"They ILIred a supposedly compe-ten t professional consultant," Speeradkied. "So the results have to beedited by Mr. Hathaway and com-patt)"." Cecil Hathstvay of the UssIIs «hsirtnan of Stage II cotnmittee.
Accot~iittg to Taufen, FARMtheres Spesr's concern. "Why won,.'t:Ite committee publish thh studye"Lskcti Tsufen. "Why oan't all our,Iti-ens sce what. their, $100,000 hastotlgtlt ".
'I'attfett said his organisation wouldtontinue to press the publication Is-:ue as Iong as there Is a question,Lbout the merit oi the Stage II Cam-nut tee position.
FAR�'Ll,
which represents citinetts
(itic'iryart SfIItly
sL Pslouse ares farm organisationhas detuan<icd Inttttcdlate publicacion ot'he Quttd Cities Regional Aviaiion Study. The Federation for <Agricultural Resottrce Management(FAIt)LI), an organization represent-ing PLLlouse farmers and other ciu-2iens, called for the action today;
'sfost of the airport study, whichLvss compiled by Los Axtgeles airportconsultant James Taylor is now Inthe hands of Stage II Advisory Com-mittee. Tite Stage lI Conunittee isa quasi-public body established toplan a m~onal airport in the nor-thern idaho-southeastern AUisshing-ton area. The cori,ttee recentlydecided to delay publication of thecottsultsnt's final report fot severalmonths, claiming that it Is a work-ing document and that it containsertotw and inconsistencies Lvhlch needto be corrected.
FAR%I Chairman Bob Taufen, a
!
Unlott tate farmer, disputed thecommittee's claim, pointing out, thatthe consLLItant has stated that he is
AssEILIIILY oF QoD cIIUIIOIIKesttlrle)t, Idtsho
Cephas h„Peop)es, PastorTelephone )N9%590
Sunday School ...............„...,..9.45Morning Worship ...„,„..„....„.....„11;00Young people's Meet,,.....6ZN*p, m.Iovenlng Worship ...„..„..„,......7:30Bible Study and Prayer Wednesdays
at ..........................,.....,...71e0 p. m,
JULIA1HTA, COMM, CSSIILCHJuuaet ta, Idttho
Warship Service ...........,.9:00a. m.Vern Rurleston, Lay Spttts)sar
ST. 15k,TTIIW'8 CATQQLMHouthwlciL, Mssho
Father Francis Hsbert, PastorMass, Saturdays ...,..............4:00p. m,
KENDMCK UNITISn IitmTIIODISTKetsdrlc)t, It)tahe
Itevan Cttsksy, PastorTelephone QN~
Wars)tip Service ~ ~ ~ t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 11 '00Church School .....~...11;45-13:30YoLLth Chait' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ , ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ e:45
LUTaassm+ttr CKUILCBThats Masks, Patstor
g4n Ltsihatram JtalhsettaVForihlp Servtoa ...,.=,... 9)30 a. m.
Cssatsareta sa ~atael LutheranSunday School ............,...............9:30Warship Service ..„..........10;45Woman's Bible Stutly 2nd Wednesdayof eaah month at 1:30p. m.
OANLIIIIIHUgINRNORlALS
I am the Local reprtstsasttatlvefor assrunghosssss )ss n~ atLewlstoL OLLr manutnmto atsdtatasaftsrts are of the finest grslst)tei)assi)tading the Rack af si14stS Seoaa-~ts. Satisfatttion Laasrtssstoad.
Joe Kalafua0 'll H Fi I.S I)
Local Rap, 1nona 255-)See
VASSAR - RAWLS
Funeral Home
At our new Location
920 21st Ave. Lewiston
Dial 743-6541
The 11sterstaste Systam as)Id thts Pttt.mary Sytttem combined total 256,900mlitsa-7 peraatttt af the total highwaymileage ILL the United Staten —butcarry 49 percent a! all motor vehicletravel,
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRISTOF LATTII H4.Y SALfTSMeeting at the eioventh-Dsy
Advenust Church —JulisecttsPriesthood Meet..............9:00 a m.Sunt)LLy School ......,..............10:30
Ck%1RCH OF THE ILIA)CARF'LIEJuliaetta, Idaho
Pastor Rick SkecnTelephone 276-3640 or 276-36.11
Sttntlay School .............,9245 a. m.Morning Worship .....,....)l:00 a. m.Evening Worship ........6;00 p. m.Mid-Week Service
)Vednesdsys ....,...........7:00 p. m.
SEVENTH DAY ADVEiL TISTJuilaetia, Idaho
Paster Kenneth Swanson, TroySabbath School ............,.2:00Chltrt h Services s ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 3;00
OE4ESEE CO3LlIUIYIITY CHIIILCIIPastot, Bryce McProud
Telephone 285-)3099:30 a, m...............JuniorCItoir9'45 a ma ~ ~ ~ ~ r ~ e ~ ~ ~ Sunday School
11 '00 n m ~ e ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I Worship Setvtctt
Uses benefits on tho IntctstnteSystem are conservatively «stimstcdat $)07 billion and these frt~nysare about twice as safe as oUter typeof rottd~.
in the Colton-Gencscc-UniotttoLvn tLr.es. Was formed during a mass ntect-Ittg last month in Urtlotttowtt. Ac.cording to Its organizers, Lbi corri:ntstim Is ta protect productive fnrtn-
Iland which I» threoteneii by ttttchproposttis as ihc regional airp srt.
i're NcrneWctIWorks For~
f
Vte sell Myers...famous Sub.
IncludLng SGand s2amodels...the onlypuinps vLIIgl theoriginal-3-yerWalrantyt
AI) Ty)tes Kieottit2s) %'124ng
OFTEN'$ El.kt',Tkl(Kendrick, IdahoCALL 289-5480
For Eiectricts) Ittstttsuat)onOn bot)t Pump Ittsttsn)tttlan assd—F RK K K)ITIisIATES
24-)lour Htttvice
FEY BROS. REPAIRAT TIIK l)LD %111.).SITE )VEST OF
KendrickLLIIAJOR OVFRHAUIS
{Diesels 4 Gas)
TUNE-UPS
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lf seldom occurs fa people in fhis cra of greaf,graceful spans, fhaf fhe rivers of the VAst werereal barriers fo fho pioneers.
In fhoso days, crossing fhe swift, frcacheraussfroams could bo worfh a man's lifo and, fao often,that fragic price was paid. No wonder mcn pooledfheir skills attd fime and risked fhcir lives fo erecta tickefy crossing fhaf might nof survive fho next
spring's floods,lf was a begittning, though; if made fravol
eosicr and safer. Trails became roads that suppliedfhe seHlemenfs and kook ouf fhe fimber, grain,and ore,
From fh0 firsf, back.broakittg sfcp:, fhis re-quired energy —muscle power, horse power, sfeartt,and fhcn elocfricify —affen gctterafed by thefalling walcr of the sama turbulent river: fhaf hadonce barred fho way.
t low, moro fhan aver, ottr world require: energy.lf is an iratty of fho time that with fho ttecd saLtrgettf, organized farces aro frying fo slop or delayfhc building af power planfs. These plod Is arec onfial fa fho pUblic and pu'=lie sopporf i: cstcn-fial fa the building of Iho plartls notv, 4,<'o ljttiaruns auf.
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THE GAZWPPE - NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL S(2, 1976
'Soutbwick News AI1imals Available at
Lewis-Clark Shelter
ij)g Seer lhlya
Mr. and %la. Ewalt Feldt of Cres-I ton, B. C„v(sited Thursday and Fri-Iday with Mr <and Mrs Grant Clemenhagen.
Mr. and Mrs. 0(fe)vjn Sneve wereEaster Sunday dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs. Nels Sneve and sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ciemenhagenreturned Saturday evening after vis-iting for the past week with theirdaughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.Delmar Richardson a Yak)ma, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar S)jnd at, tendedthe Lewlston~kston Organ So-ciety meeUng at the YWCA in Lew-jston Monday night.
Dr. and Mrs. Roger Jones, Juliaand Ljsa, of Puyallup, Wash., andMrs, Janice Jones of Lewiston visitedWednesday afternoon with Mr. and
I Mrs. Oscar Slind.Mr. and bfrs. Grant C)emenhagen
end Pwy Clemenhagen attended apotluck dinne> at Mr. and Mrs. Fred
!')emen3>sgens'n Juliaetta Sunday,The dinner wss in honor of Mr. andMrs. Ewslt Feldt visiting from Can-ada and Fred Clemenhsgen's birth-day.
bfr. and Mrs. A C. Wilson tookLeona to Spokane Saturday whereshe took the plane for her home atUnion City, Calif.
Mr. and hfrs. A. C. Wilson andLeona visited the campus at WSU inPullman Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs, Harold Peterson and Mrs.William Le)and of Spokane wereweekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs.Oscar Slind.
Mr. and Mrs, Havley Perryman sndGene and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cham-berlain, Randy, bfike end Susie wereEaster dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Cecil Chamberlain.
Xtr. and bfvs. Jay Dec Wilson andEldon took a drive Sunday o Pom-evov.
%v and Mvs A C Wile -dI
Leona visited Friday afternoon i(4th I
hfvs. Anna Bower.Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dean an<. Oln;
were Easter Sunda. d(lmev <les~ of;br vs. Ni)dred Bla»fiekj.
Karen In„"]c,U. of I, student azd'!
ie»d. S(~ey hjul hew of Itjaho F a)Ls,:sion( the >veri!c!!d v:ii)i ICave»'s p:!-c>1'u. bi!. And bf!s. Jev!y Intglc a>d,
The Lewis&)ark Aldmal Sheltert>ss the fo)lowing azlilnals avaj)ablefnr adoption:Cats—
Tiger striped 3'emale, appvo>c. 1 yr,Part Siamese, black fernale, 1 Jrr.Spayed female Ca)ico, 3 yrs.Jenny, gray striped female 19 burrs
DogsCh)hauhau, wirehair cross fema1e,
black and white.Sheperd cross, male, brown-black,
6-7 months.Terrier poodle, male blond 8c white
4-5 months.Toy poodle, male, black and white,
9 months,Terrier, male white /3< tan, 1 yr.Welsh Corgi cross, male reddishbrown, 2 yrs,Border Collie cross, black snd taz(„
female, l>/s yrs.Wirehair terrier cross, black
and'hite,male, 4 months.Bv(ttany Spaniel, female, liver
an(L'hite,2 yrs.St. Bernard,-she perd, spayed,
fe-'ale,brown snd black, 1 yr.8 w)L old Malamute and Lsb pups,
4 males, 1 female.Prices: $5.00 for kittens
$10.00 for adult cats in-cludes spaying and neutering.
$10.00 for pups inciudes 1distemper vaccination.
$17.50 for adult dogs, in-cludes spaying and neutering and1 distemper vaccination.
Adams and Brent.Mr. and Mrs. Danny Kechter, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Gallov ay, bfr. and Mrs.Jim Sturman, Gertie Heffel, AdaFairfield, Clarence b'forcy wereEaster dinner guests of Mr. and bfrs.Eddie Gallowav and sons.
Helen and IIevman Hinrichs visitedwith bf". and Mvs. Eddie Gallowayand s>ns Sunday ever>(ng.
Nr. and bfrs. Steven Olson fromS(an)e ... Nei: blexico, >vere Fridaycvc!!lng ' a,u! day vjs'vs of M!'.and M!s. Gerald Ingle. Saturday theyrisitc i,";eve's gva»dmotilev at theConvaie. ten(. Cent(cv in Moscow.bj:s..:;>a Bov,'ev, Johv> and DcivcyGvtljt>;;::... C!ave» . I".>(f(!»Al>, hD. andti>'s. I."..' G. ii .'. y. K''ti ';:.Ad Ka! i,
v>c!c '.. - -. I ti:.:.' v <~><'6 8 of Euia't" r'ii;! )i.a>e»t ', bi!. rt!(3 Jtfvs. Bill
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Brocke Seeds —You Know They'e Good!
GEG. F. 8ROCKE 8 SONS, INC.Seedmen
Kendrick Idaho Phone 289-4231
Sll . S";:O',.Aji,"SFOR WEED (ONTROI.
AROUND BUILDINGS AND DRIVE',>>AYS
0NOW IS THE TIME FOR APPLICATION
PRAMITOl Fe'DrY SP>eed'eg
FENEVAR
Geo. F. Brocke 8 Sons,inc. Seedsn)enS e e d s rn e n
Phone 289-4231KENDRICK, IDAHO
F j)S"'A.'.NEW COTTONWOOD SAI.ES YARD
Friday, April 23rd—SALE TIME-
HOG SALE—11:00 CATTLE SALE—12:300
ALREADY CONSIGNED"—Complete <)isi>cv..nj» nf 230 <i(vn fnnrv )vhj((-furr<), Bin< k Aml
Vchiir I:ii«1 Chnvlnis Crttss Amj Ang»s s(nrk ro>i~r. hf<>si)y rnl-v<i) out. ". (<> 5 yrnv» old iv<)ghing 600 (o I"00 llis. ivith very go(>(lcalves by sh)r.
200~).x(>".> fnnry 1)clfcv- wr)ghing 45>0 (o 0>00 lbs. On JIny —Just>1»83 1'ighi for Gvnss
h>3 hi> Y RB)'I.ACFJh) ENTIIKIJ'KRu'00—Ex(>A",Anny Irt~ <1 r .'<herr ii tigh(ng 0.>0 (t> 3(S>0 ll>s,
60'>--I x(v> .)hit»ay 1 t t <icr 1'(< rs )Vr(ghing ((00 In 6"0 lhs,450—!>tu c 'r C,tw->l—(tvnt<> t't <1 Cniiit.W>'er ii Bvti ding 13<>))sr>00—B»(rhcv I)ngw
"Hnn)e of the Best Fe..der Cottle in the W'orfd"
Phone 962-3284Cetttetweed, I de tcSi)arty Ptrnzcn
Stee)/ oinMcCa)), Ju(jy (bfar>ew and two daugh-tew, all of Cjarkston, Mr. and Mrs, Many from our neighbor
Tho Eas)ei bunny caine W(th )>Is R ~end Hebngartner md two cM)- tended the funneral for Bud Fey in( hft's. Helen Cowger were her gm d-(Nuai "ig @~n)jy get-to geU>ers, coj-I dre~nfro>n I oat Fa))s, <M, and Mrs.ared eggs and Easter c(L»d(es
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C k))) and A'jan Hg+)gyp'ymPathy ls with his entire family. I"o(A (-'>di(~ont. Afternoon visitorssr>eciaj services, then U>e fortuna),o nil, He will be missed by them snd also (t>«3 ev<tnllig )uncheon InlrSLs !verebunny hopped away till next year— rd~ ~ Ro H i ~ by h)s many, many good friends. Mv an<i Mvs. Don Candler and sonsall except the one tliat acc(t(<>»L(>3)y weve Master Sunday d(nner gues(s in Walt and Babe Benscoter returned
8 y emg er from Bow)j.run over the older Ste)gers driveway. Orofino «L the h'o>ne Of her broU,er homo Tuesday from a ten-day vaca I (Ji»a )3se Wh(Linger was a Satur-Probabjy tlie reason no colored eggs ~o)d Lyndor and wife, 'lon in Montana at the Camas Hot (ia) tlinner guest of Patty Heath,were found ab Grandn>a'8 house ax- —. Spr(ngs and ln the home of the Jack I'atty celebrated her birthday on thatcept the little blue green ones her Jrast<,r at tbo lf tds Websters at Plains.banty lien )ays! A p)armed pooled Easter d)nner Jovene Hoisington was a Saturday Jcif Czmowski, a stud(tnt at the
was enjoyed at Uie home of Mr and aftrenoon caller ln the Benscoter, "'>f 1., t(pent tit ~ Easter weekendOood News! Mrs. Newt He tUh. Th l . ho>ne and on Sunday priscj)ja and; v'i!h his parent', Mr. ane .kvs. Syl-ei ea . Ose present n-
(Mysiie Jfc(>ngarter, on Sunday eluded the enure JCen Rugg fan>3)y Arlie Armitage, Southwick, andmo»jng was rt>)esse(3 fron> S(,. Jo- from Le>v(ston, Mr. and Mrs, Billsop)is I>osp(t>L), and returno) home Xnghram I'rom W(nchester and their came to wish t)N(r pan'n(s a ~j'pywith daughter Mabel Steigers! dau(;) Ler Patt(, from Walla Wal)a ~"" Ijow<>na Davh at MoscoW.
Mr. and Mrs, Z)<ion I(e)n>ifa>Mer, Coj)ege, 7>fr, and Mrs Lee 34eath and Jol and Stewart Hug)>+ns werc(
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enjoyed their Easter Sunday dinner very llappy d y! 'amily in Pullman. Others joining in, d h(m. Ver)ln ganja~ anhe C)arkston home of Mv, a d the fes).iviUes were grandmother '(r, "AI) Mrs. Jerry Pedes
Mrs, Evere(t Custer, and )uL(( plan!>i!d Pine Cleek rang wjan afternoon hospital vis(L with Helena Brown'8 Lew(ston fa>n()les nie and Kristen Davis.M Uier Mystic b fore bfab 1 plio!>ed Mv. (u d Mn. D n~d L, Br~ with 0 Saturd y Joy and S) a t m-'M '"'"' g
~VPI<h ~em Mrtheat U>8 good news, Uieir th~, L 6, S)~n ~ Allen; joyed dinner with his family, t N B n, ".'elBjg SuvpAx(>i )~ Dtck and Vicky Biterlng ~i'ere( t Hedngartner ywss he)d <in>cr'ency veterinary s(>rv(ccs for "' y g" to "Uy ' '
Ar)o Wellsat hts Clark»ton home by s group Ken Steigers, before he oould arr(ve lar n Sp dna She was Mm Sa~ " '.ht ts oi Aaron andho!Ae from M>meow, after bc(ng in- uvday, APr)I 17 and 3>as b(A
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fovn>cd via telephone, of UN prob ~hleySunday poUuck dinner guests of . an . e e 8
bfvs Ken Ste)gers and Uie Nol'la Ca!I)sons were the>l'on>cheer>» uetetu>h eett >>rant. «er» ~h ~ "" ~> ~e ~ ~"' t: — ih t the teethe» <eehs fam-qp «econ>pan)ed by his father E!2>est,and bfoihet Nellie for 8 shared Easter(feed at Lhe home of Lynda'8 parents,
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~ in Lcwjston to attend the funera) an I;a<i<tr Sunday dinner at the Aar n'
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bf J 1 ~)~ „service foz'sud Fey and later rail, 5 ci.. <.nic. M the afternoon theV aed on fa!nuy A>embers In,Lewjston
brOU>r! D iv(d '3's)bott f an C a»to O»a ««y th y ~ht co>v„bQ Toni Ele and bb t
(ted v,ith Mvs. Hugo (Myra) Eber- ""TO GIVE AWAY —R<>fr(gers(ar and) " " '"„" OA e and b~
I hardt who is in SL J~+ H (Ud Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr.Washing Mao(dne. Inqu(rc, Phone( ' '~>c" bf"s w werc a)SOI
' ', «»d Mvs. Wade Candler were Mvs.2894658. 36(f!>c,, ~
'W(j)avd Cox and his randson TOm /tltt! I>a Brown from Kamiah, Mr. sndI
recovering from surgery,h ':thMr Ate)e L Te>lor Seeli»
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(>'n()cont.,v>(t.r(jt.(>( <un<i., 'yi, .>- '8(ivy of (hr early days of bf<>(cow, i(ovs in (.he Al><iy Cox home.h'Iavk )h hite from the U. of'. spent
p, Ph. 2S5-) )3(u, (; nosh'',. " whee>8 ch()dj>o(td home LJ>e J<>hn Ti( I G ovgc and E)izgbcU> Havens call-'»"
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-, <.')I!i!((0 ~'tvih'on I 0 rn>uy (Ilit! (ui>v)n) nnt! his gva»<)so» T<>m Johnson called C; m tvski a»d Debbie NcIvev',i>a)>)tI:<I>i' 1((<"v in ii'<v N<>v.hw't';tl .h<>rl(i 'nc (=u)l<'gi'it.ti ) . ',
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h,>!(>8 „IA!(ii>eeL)i,- f>»>t Of ~f(<>, (':8))'ram Nnlnp:1, ivj>irh trna ht-1<) in (h<! " '" '" '":"='.Of MV. A»d MVS. OVVA)ChOate,'3(f'~,tv>.(<tn NAP>>(ent! Cl>»vrh,
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i iverc n!nong o(h«i» of t.iiv ct tm!i>unity '.
' 'oit.cna Davis, U. of I. si»dent,;!,' „',',',, Ni>a hu!1>niing with Ari.iviiy 0!1 I is-
Phonr 27(3.2772>.(><ir d<»> A h,en( c . I'., n((rot)(ng the funr>w) of B< b 13(aiv'8 '-, spent sn(uvday night. u><1 Sunday
icr Sun<(ay as all of !hriv fnmi)y v rvc,:!!1<>(}>(von Mo!»Iay, al>tl (hc I)iid 1 ey l(d(h iirr Pa!h:Ais, hfv. An<3 Nr< It ~ '>inc>Z) on qq>red«y, bon> AL Lt.w(s- mn f<unily of I r>vis(c»; Itay, f»'"
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(o" n .; t .amrc ant . « ~ »I>-. A»d hit~c. C!iv) bios(or returnedI't>j>ht>t><> <tin M(11(e )o their h<>A>c at Page a.icv spending
t. 276 4(t( tfnc'rv first. V(s(L Io grandma. And gr-<u>t» a fc>v days ivi(h his pare»(s, Mv, andnJ LI p(i 8 3>ouse. SI>r ~vns nn ndticd 'tf(I".>r- bfvs. Given M»sine.jrOR UWJ. i V(I Pr< Iucjs (A thcIE'IX hfMge AeNS
Ke»(fries aves„enl) 133(3 I(t>grrh~ bf vt<. J>sihrr I)cnnlrr
ti cii ioh>«! oun v m(»ii!t .. i!f !Iir 'v. Ant) Mvs. Avlir Arn>itngc vis-'ORSAI F.: ex(0 fL i>t>ll(y I(m)cv, I Ifc n>gs>'(ll<"v fnl»(lv io I:tv 8
Th(t~ fvnn) Ihr vitlgc (hni, A(ic >t(c<3 p>(s< l.isii on bvoih<,',v )'ve>t»( )jt(ic dcv. » vni)», rxthr))rn( <.rnt) ! II>r ftin< Vi) of f(u<3 Frey Tora<)Ay aft-( ga>%>rr In his Ci;ivks(on ht»»t:. I',
'ovid n>nkn tss) d,"iy (raurr.' (~>ooii in I.rtv>s(nn Wrrr bIr»<3 tvas,> P!'r-birth<jay rc)cbvniio» Sa(uvday af(c>worm visitors of Mr.
Phune 2>P>.'i ~ )3>>(), ()rn<itrr '> b( V. I~'>(V>!nrr Im<), h(r. md NVS,'(S 05>(h bir(h<hiy ivhi< h iS AP!!I "1. >(Iw Vernon Hoover ind -ons fromnnd Mrs. Jack Mus(oe ivcvc bir. And
It('8 Tab<»'. ~' M )>cntr+>. hiv And Vickv A>><3 I)c(t v Mnv a>it n<I I
J<IFJI',I)E)) ('.>(A>1>(Ag s(>r ivi(h(A twt>, Mv><, A inlph )>AA)cv. Mr A»<1 Mvs the n>;»h>v >(>crt(»I; of Lhc Lx.ctgv«'»mi)r>t of )(mt)vi<"k. yvnn> hi»y 26(t Frank Jjr(»>gavtnrv. Frirnttship cj»b in th( hn!»r tti' k! Sunday af(r>zen Vi..i(OVS Of .IV.,th>xwgh Imdnr Diiy. )LrPIv I(o'>( A. bjv. AA() bfvs. AdolPh Drnnlcr n(- Lyons on Cedar RI<3gc Thuiis 1
J>en<Jr(rk C>A"8'((C. Le!it(rt) ()ic Sr>1)OV Ci(ixrn n>CC'(ing in (Ciaoon."'. ' (heir SOn Mike. M>i Ta Ior and WCk
nt) <c Krn'I> irk and rnjnyrd U>e Wondc! f\11 -= Ve(cs, a)1 from &XV(s(OA.
dinner (hc VFW served. John Cnljison (4-v»1 .', I, Nr. And Nrs. Given bfustoc ivr>cFOR SAI F.--'Thr G<il<len Treasury Of) I vitiav nf(rntoon Mv, And N>~ voii (Avrv )>ale trnubj 'u- ji
h!>v'no>v)c<)gr,"16 vol»A>oat 1(k('. nt!w, A(jo)ph 1)rnn)cv Ai(cndc<3 Lhc lt,r<) Ivorrcvv budget>., Hav>y Joju>-on IA Lewis((>n.$153 "Ye>ng Prop)ca'cience I'W- ding <>f S»snn Tin>mr An<1 Gcovgtc .11!dy—"Yrs, John I do"clop )a" 1(ko nm'20: I'in(8 m'VAV<)vjj> A( G»" rc I uthr>'An Chur<h. John —"Wcj), ihc nexL Lime yo» (>I in Lc(vision. A WrdncSday af(rvnnOA
~g»jsv ""'hat evening the) v(sited Deb! Boot. (Oll mc vn I cI(n >vatc)~ yoi>,- caller of Jnhn C»tl<iys ivas IVaj)ywide mouths, p)nts $ 1.2'> a dor.; Fleming of Ca»At)a.q>ia™,$150 d S. C ll 2()9~0r~. FAS(rv 1»nn>jng Mr. And bi~. ~ ~ ~ Mr. And Mrs, Mario Soudcvs had
>riel]il> t>ehhler >elect >tr, nant >tli. (edar R(d(>e NeWS h( ttieir Ee ter eiweerv nie.vt.", >'tl.
Imr >r4nII IQUOW YOU CAN RENT J)crace ILA)ncy, bjr. And;\jvs. FA<)(c and N>~. Sieve Dnvcndovf, Mr. aniljouncy nf I"<>vi)an<1, Mv, Anil <M vs. Jiy bfrs. Siun IVravrv M>w. Dan '(Va))ant(cv, Mv. And bir:.,
«twplara, lawn (hatchets, for(4 cr()>atehcsha for(4)3>(~cv Jnhn C)iapman An<) 33v(n, Nvs. Dcbic Charlie Grrcnivood, And James andJj>)nt (>>><1 JA'(on fnl'>Yakfnst At '(3>c M()rs. hfi)rs And Jan>rs at(en<)ed the
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Mv. A»d M>~r. ))unnr (lv!»>I, h(!'. '1 «Cavendish Fisicv»>on>(ng A»d Lhrn>iv.. I Avr Hii(chcsnn Anii hj:ii'I< ii ir A((cndrt) A fnmi)y gcn(hrring at b(>~r,
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THE G~E - irEWS, THURSDAY, APIILI 22, 1676
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Trrrack Ilail Trbcter Cuchr'ens Rebfllit
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AERIAL APPLICATION OF FERTILIZER
By Helicopter
JOHNSON HELICOPTER SERVICE
Kenneth L. Jenlcins —Operations Manager
Super Kat, Inc.Lewisten, Idaho Phone 743-7141
Juliaefta School News-
Suppitsrrrentrrl IteradfngI would like to thank those parents,
that have attended the Pamnt Ad.ivtsory Council meetings throughoutthe past )~.Your interest. and sup.,port is greatly appreclatedi
There wIII be an evaluation papersent home with each child early inhfay. This form is very
important',o
the annual evaluation of the prog-ram. Please be sure to fouoxv thedirections on the form and to returnit as soon as possible,
IVe will be making our annualwmitation to our other schools to ob-serve other reading programs the)ast of April, either the 2f)th or 36th,
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soon as the Anal date is decidedupon yoir will be notifie<h If you are
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interested in accomprrn)mg nxe please!!notrfy the school anytime.
A very special r,hanks to the mothers who furnished rei'reshments at i I
our last meetitng: Mrs. RoseAnn Holt,hlrs. hfariene Snyder and htrs, AliceHcnson. Your efforts were apprecia-ted.
FOAM CUPS, 20 cups 4 for 88cMUSTARD, French Salad style, 3 for 89cCream Style Corn, 17 oz, 3 for $1
Kernel Corn„17oz. 3 for $1
Sauerkraut, Stanfield, 22 oz, 39cMilkman, Inst. Milk, 41 oz, $4.29Grape Juice, Seneca, 48 oz, 99cZee Napkins, family pak, 360 ct. $1,09Beef Stew, Nalley, 29 oz. $1.15Ravioli Chef Boy-ar-Dee, 40 oz. $1.09Peanuts, Planters Dry Roast,16 oz. $1.19
Kraft Cheese, Am. Sliced, 1 2oz $1.05Spinach, WF, froz. 10 ox. 18cCauliflower, Green Giant, Froxen
with cheese sauce, 10 oz, 55cWheat Bread, WF, 221/> ox. 39cSourdough, old west bread, 2 4oz, 63cSanf-Flush, 34 oz.Sine-Aid, 24's $1,09
AI.KA SELTZER, 25 ct, „77cKOTEX TAMPONS, 40's $1.89
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FACIAL TISSUE TQMAN JUICE PQRK 8 BEANS Nospred Spread~ly Scott—2 ply Hunt's —46 os, Van Crgmp's —16 ox, ftrlarterrr, l-lb. Pkg,
2 boxes 88c 2 cans 88c 4 cans $ I 4 lbs. 88c
PEANUT BUTTER 60LD MEDAL NiLL58RD$ . EDEEEE, 2 lbs. $2.7yJlf —IO ox. l~rrur
4P or iar $ i 75 iP!bs $ l 44 Reg. Etct, Perk or Auto DriP,
PICNICS.... lb. 79c POTATOES, . 10lbs. 69c
Tais Round Steak, lb. $1.49 Oranges, novels, . lb. 15cCABBAGE, lb. 19c
SPINACH, 2 bunches 49c
BROCCOLI, lb. 39c
PORK SPARERIBS, lb. $1.29RED SNAPPER, lb. $1.29BOLOGNA, Morrell, reg. th, gar. Ib, 98cCOLBY CHEESE, Morrell, cnk lb. $1.39HOT DOGS, Armour, 24 oz. $1.39Braunschweiger, Morrell, lb, 79c
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Sale Days April 22, 23, 24,197&
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Keidrfidf, idahotrkrt ena rrenne Heinen
on rot.ketry We are rkircarlr ordering our rockets. We herry they gethrtro rrn time, so we can have ourrrrckct shoot.
In FIcaith we are studying aboutri rtlgs and llovv I hey can harm you.Wc have been many fiim kttrips abouf.drugs and about people who takethorn.
In speUing we are on Unit 27. Itscaiicri Common rrVorri Enrlings.
The Sixth Grade class all hope )~had a. very happy Erratcr vacation.Sce you next week.
Reporters---Teresa I iowerton anrlShari Harris.
CARD Ql" TIIA:vtKS
Machine Washable —No IronOPENING ON SATURDAYS
VICKI WITT AND EYA GRINOLDSwill be happy to help you with your hair styling needs,; i
OPEN-Mon(lay Thru SaturdayI
r WE ALSO DO MEN'S HAIR STYLING
Lil's Beauty Kook+ for Appointments Coll —289-4027 +
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PANTS $8.49
To my friends .I wrsh to rxprerrsmy deep appreciation for thc manyacts anil exprcsgir>rr of concern rlur-ing my stay ln the hospital and sincemy return horne. Gratefully,
George hlerrick17c
Fre>h HawaiiaI1 Pilleepple„ lb. 39c NBH $NNNNRIH„Pion 39c
ALL BAFT IH NEAR TOPPINGS,, ......10ioOFF
AI.L BETTY NOt:KER t:AKE NINE,,.......$ 0/6 OFF
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Winter driving is rough on any vehicle —proper ser-vice and repair is necssary to prevent unwarranted wear.And when the winter driving is over, it is a good policyto have your car or truck checked over to insure it willoperote at its most efficient during the corning rigors ofSpring and Summer driving.
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6 ox. Pkgs
3 pkgs. —$1,pp
Ajax Cleanser, 21 oz. 37cPowdered Buttermilk, 16 oz. $1.19Crisco Shortening, 48 oz. $1,49Tastewell Peas, 17 oz. 4 for $1.00
Now Available for Your Convenience!
MOBILE KILL TRUCK
ON THURSDAYS —Call 289-4927
Bisquick, 60 oz, $1,35Lipton Tea Bags, 48's 79cBaker Choc. Chips, 12 oz. 79c
Meaty
BONELESS PORK ROAST
lb. —$1.09
Sausie's Own
Dry Cure
BACON
Ib.-$1.29
DeliciousPerfectly Seasoned
Sausage Rolls
lb.-$ 'I.19
BonelessTop Round
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lb.-$ 1.89
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LlbrtLr) hfews-AVe just received a large box of1
fiction books donated to us by the
$aeR4f Nates'tudent,s of the fifth and sb'.th grades.a ~ . They are put out by the Weekly
Reader Co. It won't be long before- hmor they are cataloged and on the shel-
ves ta read. Thank you, 5th and 6thgraders'l
We also have a nerv World Book>M4 EQ@8$$ Encyclopedia; Child Craf t; and a
lovely big dictionary. We also pur-llg W Rice. chased from National Geographic at
World Atlas. These have all beensvell used and enjoyed by the stu-dents.
Today {Tuesday) we received fromg~g~ Chevron Oil Co., a Standard School/ L Broadcast free film on "klokv Jkfusic
Began in America". It's very gorxlTeel, I hynis artarrel Helen and I'm su!.e it will be used and en-
joyerL
a aa aa a a ~ aa— Fourth Gradt~The Sturlent of the Day people are
Kelly Cuddy, 1Vayne Dt~ and PamHamilton.
These are the people who got 22out of 22 in Spelling: Galen, Kelly,>>Ci:SHeidi, Vicki Ri, Vicky Re and Jill.
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These people got 17 or more in
-SUNTANS AND GRAYS- Spelling: 'Melisma, Scott, Slade, Jean-
We all had an Easter egg hunt lnour room and hunted for free assign-ment cards.
Tough, long wearing, well-built Dickies There was an Easter egg hunt out-side, too and 1Vayne Deeds was the
for work and semi-dress. winner out of the fourth grade andhad 7 eggs.
65r. Polyester —35~ Cotton XVe got out of school at I:IS ongood Friday.
hfrs. Rossiter made a sugar Easteregg for hfiss Stefonek.
V L' Sh'k Willy the Bookworm Is now629'ryitt e rin age circles long.
We had an Imagine and rvrite play,SHI RTS $7.49 by Kristen Cuddy, Vicki Renfrow and
Colley Jacobs.Dale G. brought a photo album and
cassette tape to share last week.In math we are startirrg fractiona
NETrY STOCK —LOTS OF SIZES TO CHOOSE FROM!!I
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In math we are vrorking with per.Icents. We have been working with
them for a long time.In Mglish we are working wii.hira en 3 conjunctions, Intcrjectlons and prep-
positlons.Kendrick, Phone 289-5791 In social sturjies we are rcsdnvirrg
the state and capitols. We had twoHoward and Glenora Braden teams competirrg against each other!
and we didn't gct to finish.a % ~ a se In Science we are starting the unit
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