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VOLUME 82 KENDRICK AND QENESEE, LATAH COUNTY, IDAHO THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1972 NO. 22

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"Xesr perfect" was the best des- 'i'he Scout, float was decorated withcription of the weather last Saturday trees and a contingent of Scouts.

) as the Kendrick Community present- Second place in the Communityed its 11th annual Locust B}ossom Division went to the 4-H Four pawsFestival under sunny, cloudless skies Club. Vicki Brocke, Brenda Taylor,which did turn almost hnt later in Laura Williams and Ferris Cuddythe afternoon, The winning combina- were on the float together with

Ition of good Weather, a large crowd pierre, Zap, Sunny snd Squeaky their

I and weeks of hard work and prepara- "four psw" friends. Nrs, Naxjnetion paid off for dozens of commun- )Vil)jams is the club's leader.ity-mindc< workers, as the celebra- Abrams Hardware, Ine., with atinn was termed a great success, ', j~oup of young A.brams'racing

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festival ir sponsored by the to the theme of 'Old Friends MeetLions Club and the V. F, %V. with the at the Old Fishing Hole" won first

I help of nuInerous other groups, org- prize in the Commercial Division.anizat)nns and individuals. - Second Prize in the Commercial

Fifty Enfrlcs In Parade Division went, io Brocke and Sons,With the V. F. )V, Color Guard andi Inc for their float,

Grand Marshall and Mrs. Roy G}enn Grand Prize was awarded to Kend-leading the wsy, the FesUva) began rick Grange No. 413 for their floatwilh the parade down Main Street depicting "Old Friends" gathering

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnson of Ist the Lewjston Branch of jhe Idaho at IO 00 s„m.Fifty entries, rang)rut at the Grange's traditional Pie House(Ienesee, announce the forthcoming

IFirst Rational Bank. Her fianc js

Ifmm jhe lovely floats to colorful rhea at the barbecue. On the the float were

nlarr}sge of their daughter, Rsnoy, sttendjng Lewis C)srk State Co)legs jng groups gave the large crowd«i Mt. and Mrs. Marvin Vincent, Nr.Lee, to I)on F„Hopkins, son of Mr, snd plays for the IA}SC )Varrjors~ that }Ised lhe streets a spirited event' and Mrs. Edd Kent, Elsie Onstott«nd Mrs, Vonley Hopkins of Genesee. Bsskeihsil team. A July 1st wedding I Boy Scout Troop 149 took first

Isnd Christie, Clinton, Carla and Kar-

Mjss Johnson wss graduated from', js planned, phce jn the Community Dilds)on- en Johnson.Gene«co High School and is enlployed

I— Musi for the parade was supplied

~ park News K-J Twin DefeatI

~ J}}ljactta gcwaLapwai, Lewiston Crew'ames hddy I

der the direction of F)oyd W)B)ams,Stirs Jody Sm)Ul

* |head of the Music Department of

j Kesy Ciemejlhagen stuck out 11 District 283.51«y 22, ))}72,ol the batters he face< SaturdaY to: Gldeon Sere%co Following the parade the Flower

'. lead ihe K-J Twins io s 138 victoryj phil Sa))sbury of C}arkston who I

Show and Art Shows opened and the ~,I

Iver lmplV«j Saturday afternoon on,. hss been supplvjng the pulpit at the races for children were held at themes P wee

rkwen the flc} ";the KHS diamond in a Bshe Ruth I N~ne Chu~ during the j))n~ parddt ejulugh to lVOA, fiend', r )s- 'bascbs)I g«n>e Psl Snudc~ pok~ I f R c H iii rd wi}} be ~nducth a j Members of the V F

out a triple In the game. i sp ia}'ian'~4~ durl g the j)ja~ conduct d a ~mo~~ se~dceMends} "ven "g jhe Twins ronlpedl Sunday morning worship hour at 11 in the Gity Park in honor of two

. to a 20-7 wjn over Omark of Lewis-; Mr Ss})sburv a teacher and «dmin), lVor)d War Il veterans, John Darby~g. with Ken Brown and Jeff Czmowski trsjor in the')srkstnn school sys. I and Gilbert Er)elvjne, who passed

in a few ex)re Ilc}cs on Ule}r fellccs,, working on the mound. 'cnl js we}).know~ to Ju))«etta I away this year. A wreath was placed

Base hits were abundant —Bob pc~pic haling fj)}e4d in during ihe ionthe War Memoria} monument in

weather. parks sd, pst Soudels 3, Jeff «ban of a m~ pmtor many. honor of all veterans of our greatCxmowski snd Kelly Clemenhagen, 2 tjnles in past years. He is also a wars.

membec of the Gideon Socjety and Many At Barbecuelcd}} be te))lng Sunday of their work. ')Ve)} before the announced sercmg

roof't Ch«r)es Jel)eberg's Tuem&y. I6,00~

jmm s in ma y p}acesMay 31—-r~'jston VF')V, Here at'0 I }b II ll ' j~ th I Schedule of up oming g™sis: )n distributing Bibks and Testa- time of 11:30. lines began forming

in front of the barbecue serc4ng

Metal roof reps}rs on the South, June 5 Orchsrds Make ustand. Over 1200 hungry people en-

and West sides ms}co his home v)s)-',~u~ kI}oyed and consumed 700 pounds of

ble for some distance. t Ju„,6', At I „~)6. I ay evening, June 4, will bej barbecued beef, a dozen huge pans

. D. 1V))SOn and EI-i J~,l~ 7 ponlcm, ~e~ '6.M I Ule mnnlh}Y Juljaelta Cnmmunjty Of baked be«nS. ga))nnS Of OO)e Sl«W

don of Sear Ridge, visited Mr, and ~1 ' ' S)ngspjrat)on Srcdce. Th)s one wWIand p)ck)es, bread, coffee «nd punch.

Mrs, Jeiry Sm)th and family. II bc hosled by Ule Church of the Nax- The Grange pie House proved pop-

With Memorial Dsy chjs weekend, e xr ran c I «rene and lal}l start at th» regular fular. too, as members served over

area fnlkS are remembering SOVera} ~ ~~en ~~~ ~tu~entS )7 p. m..time. A)} are We}onme tO at-(125 pica, a}}dOnated by the Grange.

neighbors:-who~}ass«c+,'- ~.rhjsI,g@~., pOemgS,.pubbSlIed tend, and parUOIJ«Lte in another of, The Gr«nge offered their thanks to

year. Among them «re "'Mri.'lice ' j}lese en}oyab)e services. j aS who made ples, served and to

Rjsl, whn I)>mj in park fnr m«nyI Seven Kcndr)c}c high school stu-', everyone lvho purchased dessert atI

V)ctnr and p Itheir sjs d.

parent„of D«rjn A»derjs,n. V)c Ic„jjn twn vn)unleS of ~U pgnt j The ChrisUsn Women's Guild lvill ] At )cast 170 Kendr)ck pioneers

poctrl press of Los: lect '6'cdnrsday, June 7 st I:30 at I over the age of 65 attended the f'est)-

farmed In Park «nd now his snn Ange)~cs„)t w«s )c«rn~) )his l~~ck.,'e home of Mrs. Phil Johns.Ival and lvcre accorded special honors.

farms }l)» )and. Dsrjn will alan b», }1«c}lSemester jhe Nsiinnsl Poetry, The oldest its Nrs. Linnie Ing)e,

bering his uncle. E)f)n Jo}m- press rel~ews }lund~}s nf I Iwho cvss born jn Kendrick in 1886.

son. 'i'ew ms subm)tted by high schon) 'aturday Mr. and Mrs. Delbert~

Fjdd}ers Cempeje,. „)u„)cntmtron) «}I over the country Hoffman of Spangle and Mrs. Anna Winner of the O}dume Fiddlers

4 II Hl i~)~ting «l ut « thoc~d t)lc} f~l ~Vej~cr of P )}man visited with Mr. contmt held du~ng the noon hour

LION(ICA HOlC «re ivor)}ly of pub})shing.I '«nd Mr>, Henry Brammer. 'as XV}I)ard Flynn of XV)nchester.

Mond«y afiernoon visitors of Mr. Second p}ncc vivat to Clarence Ke}}y.By Alma Be)ts d f „~e„KHS'ajIdMrs. Henry Brammer were Mrs. of Lewis)on, and third u~

shared'ub)I~~;,The)ms Neyer, Dorothy Meyer and by Monte Stephens, '6'inch«ster and

Mr. «nd Nrs. Henry Ha«so vjs)tcd: They«rc Steve }Io)t, Son) }In)sing)on Joan Sj)f}n+~. Evening ca)}era lvcre Dale Lake of Lelciston. Nrs. KntUeI

his mother, Emma II«sse recently," Fg Osborn J«njs'hit)rjger Pete Ml'. Snd Mrs. Horst Re)i «nd dsugh-IVAIUnger nf Lewis}on won the worn- I

she ls )mproved «t this time. t Jacob< Evelyn Arnett arjd Jsmces ters «nd his mnther Mrs. Re)i from ]en's dblsjon.Alma Be}ts c«I}eel nn Mrs, Sylvcst- Bo I

Gerlllsny. Winners of the «fternoon g}ok-er Cxmowskj on Mond«y. A copy of the book of poems js'r. «+d Mr+ K. La+Tcnce of'nu-]hans jnc)udcd:

Agatha Perk)ns snd Jul!c Cooper nnlv in the schon) })br«rv. neil spent ihe Memoria) lveekcnd lv}Ulj

Barrel race: Sandra Bailey, 12 yrs.

visited Don««S)mpson «l ihe Mos-' hcr mother, Mrs, David Peterson. and under; Mw AVoerman.

cow Hospit«l on Mond«y w}cern she «s ~ vr ~ r c ~ Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Page, 16-18; Sharon Johnson,

had surj)cry on hej'roken r)bs. Sha MUSIC ReCItal Sunday Jim Cuddy «nd Mr. «nd }I)rs, Marlin 'lvomcn; and Harold Johnson, men.

will still be conf)ned to the hnspila}, Isrcal «old famUy and Mrs. LetUc Pole bending: Tommy Umburger,

for ll few weeks. Mrs. Robert M«gnu»on «nd h« Israel nf Seattle and Mr. snd Mrs, 12 yrs. «nd under; Cindy Bailey, 13-daughter. G)sc lc, wjl} present lhc.ir J«mes T. Cuddv of St„Regis, Rant, 15; K«Uly '6'erl)nger, 16-18; Judy

udors have spent sever«} d«vs «t music student in ecjt«I al lhc ) e A)sn Su+dsv dinner guests were l)r Row}«nd women and Spcn

the)r mothers'rs, Ch«» B«ac)c do. Hall Sund«y, June 7 at 2:00 o'clock «nd Mrs P)ck Cuddy and fern))}, bell, men,

Ing some hnuso cie«ning,'n the «fternoon. The public is most Dinner guet)s in t}le home nf Mr. Ring race: Vicki Johns, 12 years

Mrs. Albel t Iwccvcnco «lul Mrs w e)Come to «t)md and Mrs. On«i Cope and Debb)e Sun- and under; Cindy Moehrle, 13-15,

Don Cooper were «nlnng Ulnae a'l day were Mr. «nd Mrs. Doyle Libey. Judy Fredrlckson. 16-18: Shirley

tending their children's schon> p)cnlc Asser)I"i"g P"y" Try I" Daren «nd Rance, Mr. and Nrs, Saul Sleffens, lvomen; and Max Proctor,

«t Spaulding Park Wednesday. Haddock. Mr. and Mrs. Don h)acklin men.

Eva D«n)cls nl'ul}set)«sccom- Imvjstnn picnicked in the Alma Bett» «nd Par}a K«y, Mr, and Mrs. Tom Key race: S«ndra Bailey, 12 >vs.

pan)ed Ahua Belts io Lewlslon Fri- yard Slmd«y «nd vjs))ed. Mr. «s'il Barck)ey, Ginny «nd Jason, pale and under; Cindy Bailey, 13-15; ChrL~

day tor Ulc day, A)«la c«}led on her Mrs. Dnn C}lr)stcnsen of pierce, Bare)c)ey, Mrs. Ernie TNW)t, hfrs, Vir- Page, 16-18; Shirley Sleffens, lvomen

s)ster M«rUI« VV)ikon «t Kondric)c Mary)in Chris)en«en and snn Dorm)e gin)a Tcvcl), Becky and Sleph. «)) of and Spencer Campbell men.

«nd on Ada Sciloeff)er, Ju))«et)«, «nd « friend nf Orof)no cvcro also }c)nscow; Mr. «nd Mrs. Bob Nyo and A group of Ured, but happy cele-

Mr. «nd Mrs. Tom M«rcclc nf I~v- visitors. cliildren, Clarkslon; Mr. «nd Mrs, brators brought the 1972 Fc«Ulema to

)«ton spent lho weekend wil'h her s'Ir. «nd Mrs, Rick w))son of Leccw Mllford Blecvett, Lewjstnn; AM3 a successfu) conclusion saturday

p«rents Mr. and Mrs. Bull Ad«mson, istnn nnd "Shorty" Miller lvero Sun- Fred Cope, AVh)dbey Island, Ron night loath a dance at the V. F. N}.

«II of )horn, «nd A)th« I&thbnn««l«day vis)inrs at. the Geo. Finke's, Tweit «nd Barbara Presnell «nd He«- H«li.

tended tho locust I c«UY«I in Kcnd- Mrs. Albert L«lcvence «nd chl)dren Uler. Mr. «nd Mrs. Buz Nye, Jeanellc, Thanks To All

rick Saturday. )nnlc In ihc. I~ccist Festlv«l Saturday. nnd Chery) rvere ai'ternoon vis)jnrs, Officers of both the Lions Club «nd

II)r. and Mrs. Fr«nk Iucser ot Georgia Recco and Juan)t«D«n)c)s the V. I. lV. jo)ncd in offering their

Kendr)ck, Mi', «nd Mrs. Bud C«rien of c«l)ed nn Ahnn Belts Saturday, If you «re going to bo off work for deepest apprec)«Uon to workers, the

Clark)«, v)«lied IVm. Kaudor Sund«y. Mrs. A)bort L«unco and chi)circ« 12 months or longer due to )I)ness othe} groups and organ)x«Unns, and

Viola MnrUn «nc) daughters Irene called on The)ma Mayo} Monday nr jn]ury, cal) your socl«l secur)ty individu«ls who helped make this

Tarbort and Nary Jane Elbon of morning. office af. 746-2333. celebrauon a success.

Kendrick High School t'raduatcs Hear Senator Frank Church

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GRAND WINNER —Xr. and Mrs. honors in the Festival par«4 . A}soEdd Kent and Mr. and Mrs. ~ on the f}oat were Mrs. Elsie OjjstottVincent, pose cheerfully in front of and Christie, Clinton, Car)a and, Kara representation of the Grange Pie en Johnson.House on a float that took grand

Kendrick Jr. Miss and Her Court

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JR, MISS —Kendrick's Jr. Miss float in Saturday Festival p ~-for 1972, Louise Meyer, <right} snd,On the lett is Pam Halseth and in theher twn princesses, grace the Jr. Miss 1 center is Mary Boe.

4-H Club Has Winning Float

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FOUR-PA%VS —Organized )em the picture ere Laura W}9)ams andthan a 1~, the 4-H Four Palvs Club Brenda Taylor. The handsome, butcame up with second place in the bored looking fellolv in the fore-Communjty Float Divison. Visible in ground is Zap.

Genesee Royalty In Parade

hGSS GENESEE —Shorj Herm-'c~)lnd parade S«turd«y. From )oftan, daughter of Mr, and Nrs. Bob lo r)ght are Sheri, Chris )V)shard,Hernlan, and 1971s Miss Gcnesec Cheryl Frcdcrjcksnn anci Karlarides w)Ul three of Ule four enudi- Spence. Not. pictured is )auric And-dates for 1972 Miss Genes'n the erson.

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Thirty - njno member«of the Senator Frank Church ID-Idal de- Church told jho young people lo

adu«.Ung class of Kendrick II)gh )Ivor« the commencement «ddess on tre«surer their country, but not be

C}hOOI far 1972, II«te)t )nt«nt}y a«,8u}tday evening, M«y 21. Sanatar blind tO lt« faults and needS.

Kendrick SwimmingPool Opens June 10

The Ketidrick }V«r Memorial Swim-Ining Pool is tentatively sckedu}ed toopen June )0, lvlt}l )essnns rumlingfor three, tNv-lveck periods «s fnl-Inlvs."

Kem)rick -- Juno 19 io Jlule 30.Troy =- July )0 to July 21.Deary —July 31 tn All)C. 11,Those p}«nn)ng to enroll for slvim-

,ming lessons during the flrst ses-sion should register at the pool of-

)Vern Choate Photo} fice no )«)er than June 15.

Second Half TaxesMay Be Paid at Hank

James Hong)«nd, m«nsger oi'irstSecurity B«nk's Kendrick Br«nchreminded arc«les}dents that the 2ndh«)f nf their Iw)«h County taxes «rodue nn nr before Junc'0.

County Taxes m«y bc p«ld at thebfUlk, Hong)sold saki, fold the bankwil} in turn, forcvnrd the taxes on tothe proper county nffjcjs)s. This is« free public serclce of the Kendrickbank for the benefit of local tax-payers,

THE GAZETTE - NEWS, THUltSDAY, JUNE 1, 1972

Malnutrition ! Mrs, Valldealburg

Malnutrition is often assoc)«ted nesee registrar~th alcohollslll, observes the Id 'encse~h}rg. Mill«in ValulenburgMedical Association. has been appo)nted regigtr«r for the

ntdorteg kymn gtvottttk cgntwytvgv tom"

g good pornttn ot ktt» ctdttnvv thatshould be obtained from foods whichsupply important nutrients, Appe- S O G Clubt,ites for normal foods msy be quit« ~

poor, frequently because of gastritis. Th S. O. G, c)ub will

prduced }ly u'e acohol. tmeet b)ondsy, June 5kth ln the homeAs alcoholism progreaaes„ the small l f I 'o<i Jill« ill Bov)}) for a One

intesti e's ab}]tty to abaorb nutrienta '„1.'k')um!}leondecreases to a serious extent, Thusfats, 1'at-soluble vitamins, B vita-<n)ns and pmte}ns may not be erie%- Hatred )5 e]rpusl&~t.tively used. Alcohol also increase]tloss of some minerals and amino ~~~md~~~acids.

~ n '+OSerious liver tmpa)<'n<ens, scuh

cirrhosis, atc thought to be produce" QIOQIL OIL PRODUCERSthrough a combination or poor dietand excessive alcohol consumption.

after a rew weeks on a good diet Pbe«e AT S.SIII.er. AT gg~and the discont}nued use or alcohol, )

Hunting-Fishing Day

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Qnegee /agcyThe QSIettQ NIW$

List Final Honor RollGene'c~supt. I Ster C. Diehl hag

'Mike snd Becl y Pet tson SP nt theA condondozion pr The Kendrick o«retie sr<d The aenedee Neuks I re]eased the 2nd semester honor ro)]

pubBshed every wednesday (d«ted Thur<kdkky) and entered ag second.c»ge lh }

g !their pskrents were st Doer park.metier ai zhe post ozzice in Kendrick, Idaho 95557. and Go«csee, Idaho sss22,

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David peterson, h«s been dischargedLatah County, under Act ot Cpngress pj March, 1879.

The Qrric<al Ne<ospaper pr Genesee, Kendrick and Jul<ac<<«, Idaho I«1 Fn -mg r . e" '" ".

!C»r of duty in Korea an<i returnedt Dorothy Jones, Bi}lie Robson, Bill! ou

Jane L. Both and W110am A. Boih, Publishers Sch]ueter, blargaret He)Ming, Keith! honie 1«st Thursday. He is employ-~ ed at Gsrretts in Lewiston, Lisa

William A. Rpth, Editor -:- Mrg, Ray Lohman, News Editor lDavis, beryle Fzwdr)ckson, Jeff Dich]

l F })el s ent the weekend with DebbieLouann Mader Cheryl Mayer, Mal- l er sPen e wee en wi e leGencsee —Telephone 285-so 1 Kendrick-TelePhone 299-5721

tYe]]e bICCO<zne]], N}kki Wood.

I 8 A ~ no grade'be]o% s B: Norman Flamoe of Spokane visitedsubscription Rate —55.50 per year —slriotly In Advance

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byHi gf h over the iveekend ivith Mr. and Mrs,

Adver<Lgikks Rates Given Uuon APPlicatipn 'Sheri Herman, Dean K}nzer, Jerry Leo<i Daniel«on.

Myers, Bruce Nichols, Teresa Bauni f jMr. Snd Mrs. Gordon ]verson snd

lgartner, Qra Denn]er, Kar]a spence, am}y wore un sy «nncr g ests o~, '0 %T ,'ting with the Rsy and Don Linehan Lsurie Anderson Jim BaunigartncrCRk l1CWS 'smi]ies. Wayne Jellsen 'Chen Moser Cathy family. Kenneth remained Suiiday

l overnight as Joe'5 guest.Mz. and iMrs. Admi Archibald from Bennett, Jeff Boyd, Joe He™n,Pain

~ Mr, and Mrs. De)os Odenborg spent

Of t'ep. ee i Lewigton and Mrs. Gladys Liberg l~ arnhb ~tbI . 'Sunday in Clarkston with the H<ykvard

lwere Sunday visitozv of Mrs. Dolly " "

d bcl C, Beck family. Kevin visited Sundayl Gehrkc.

~ Cra) Busch Da]e F)erchi Ri h with Steve Myers and Steve attend-Dinner guests Monday of Mrs. Mir ! Weekend guests of Mrs. Gladyg Li- g " . ~ B )) M

, ed the drag races in Spokane withiam VsndenburK and Mes. Hugh Stev-,'berg werc Mrs. Marti" Liberg from

R Morsd eck Linda MBusgmve Mr. and Mrs, Levi Rogsebo and son.~ were M .%.W. Burr, Mr% Ed- C ur dA]ene and Mr. and M". IMil;e Odberg, Steve Odenborg I um Guests in Che home of Mr. «nd Mrs.

zla Magee -and "bfr. «nd Mrs, Jack ter Wold and son, Mi. and Mrs. JimL nusley, Nyla Roach Nit Bakken Don Linehan the past, week were Mr.

Whitted 'of 'Reubens. !Wold and daughter from Spokane.M k~~ky FT F

'J; Gri and Mrs. Vincent Cazter, port]and;

t Lars Liberg and Mrs. Dolly'ehrke 'y.H 'M;k Mr. Snd Mrs. Ray Linehan; Mr. and

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Goodwin and joined'Chem for dinner Saturday eve- " . '~

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1 Mrs. Elmer Kriar, Mr. and Mrg. How-children of St. Jo'hn.spczzt the

week-'ning'nd

with hcr parents, ]}Itrv and Mrs. Mrs. Lucille Noser was a Sunday ~ ~ ' Flerchinger and family from Alaska,Bernard 'rieser. 'izmerg uegt of Mrs. Maggie Moeer in vyn, Doug Moser, Steve Pace, Ann!

ope McNeil of K~~ ~s. Co}ton. Otherg uests'mere Mr. and Poe, Jey S]cad, Dave Stout, Wns 'a.l Mrs. Robert Walton and'Mrs. Esther Wi hs b}ik B~ P " M ~ COmm +tY Da)"

Loren Morschcck, Dan Musgrave, Sill 'tRobert Gray and'Mr. Gray and with! .,

h f L ~ C Myers, Debby Peterson, Don S}cad!lWameTagS'mho

has b h em«~™u~d,ytvs]egMnt C nter M~ow was a Mon- R b~ Heath Rhonda'S ckett Tm G nese~The Jolly Jsneshave off'-G ho

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day d)zmer guest of'r. Snd ]h Becker, Dan Mader, Ron Nichols, Ron ed to distribute name tsgs for everyTeigen, Karan Pruett. one attending Community Day, June

iedMm.MCNeil home mhere she wil]I W'- d t f M . A M Junior High Honor Roll 10th. We are ask)n)r local zkeople tospend a few days before rcturnbig Co 'ake their own or pick up bf«nk taps ',

erne n lsso s, Mon%us. Mr.Mike Newcomb Lolo Lolo Monb Tracy Boyd, Cheryle Esser, Kath- at the brcakf«st, barbecue and at the

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~ph Mohr I tleen Jenncss, StePhanie Kambitsch, Ford Garage. It is hoPed the Boy!)gton

'IKevh Odenbozg, Diane Bccker, Me- Scouts will help distribute the tags}]issa Bee) er, Karen Iverson, Mitzi and that people wi]1 identify them-

znsn Convalescent Home on Thursday.I

. and . Om oy entertain-, selves.Her address is 2gp2 Deane Street zi cd with dinner Sunday honoring the

G CC ou]d' joyl18th b'hd y i ry of thaidaughter Tracv. Present were b}r I Sandy Alderman,'I«rk Eagcn, Lin- Cominunity Day Committee members

land M~'Roy St~r~y snd Brian M~'a Flodin, Kim Randall, Joe Ander- by s former graduate of Genegce highIrene Berger of Le~~~~> Debb~e Pct'on, Doug Green, Kathy Grecnwell, schoo, (who is a member of this years

trip In Boise the visited M- erson and Walter X]emm. Tedi Haxton, Rhonda RowleF, Msx 50-Fear c)sss], who was cxPressingP.

Holse ey ~sl lss, Mr. «nd 21m. Gco Anderson were t Schwenne, Dsn Stout. the desire of many or our old-timers

I e~snn, then'on thorough Chc!Sunday dinner ~mtg of Mr. and bi'„' Average, no grade b low a Ci and vis<torsi iYho come t g~ ~

Gary Bennctt, Mary Burne}], Robin meet old friends on the big day.mg, ~Horn)s they were house .Co of Che Andersong mere Mr.!Carroll, Steve .'tkiyers, Debbie Peterson Even though you feel that you are!g egtg of Mm. ~uMm's siN~ and

d M . WiRed Renshaw. IT«mmy Purccll, Kelly Scharnhorst, ivell-known, there <erc people coiningst, . and Mm. Art KlewenolM moris] Day dinner guest of bfr tPat Ahcrin, Lori Hermann, Pat Ran- back who msy not be sure Of your

I snd, Mrs De]bert K«mibitsch werc dali, M«zk Shirrod, Dsrrell Tyler, identity, snd name tggg add to thefriendliness and ivarmth of the true

'spirit of Community Dsy The Gcn-seum. On the return trip they vig-

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wrcnce rs ury, srs a ani e on erosa and La e Tahoe.l~ted th p d d Lak Mark from Challis. Don Rennett Name/ ', csee Neivg is donating the paper for. *

'he tsgs Ping will be availableIn Bend, Oregon they were guests of tDwight Becker of Bothell, Wash.

ktkv. gnd kgy avtvk„ctvmvttkg tttt twas g Monday overnight gvgvi okttts LegkOn COmmander i Sigtts wilt indivatv tvtterv name mgv!

other sister of Mrg. Trsutmszz']go 'brother, Stanley and wife. Callers l!msy be picked up.—b]«rie Schsrzi-

Wood fogy They were AIr. and Mrg. Powell Nilsson I Gcncsce —The meeting was c«l)cd»rgt.reported a most ezljoyablc Ciznc ~

of Moscow, who recent]y returned to order by Cmdr. Shirley st 7:45 p. k

Mrs. Olive Pederson returned hQme from a tour ivhich included visiting m with 13 members present TheFriday evening after visit)ng Chc l their gon, John Nilsson and family, minutes of I«st meeting were read 0, V JOhnSOnS

ast three months with Mr„«nd Mrg lst Gsberoneg Botswan, Africa. They and approved.Y 'To Celebrate. A. 'Stevens at Mesa Arizona and! brodght back many interesting pic- Rsy Stout reported that, the five O

Mr. and Mrs. Rcno Manic«pe])i inltures and slides taken while there.,Juniors are all signed up snd ready QOlgen AnniVerSagySan Francisco. Mrs. Stevens Mrg t The Lawrence Bradbury fsmi]y of to )cave by bus for Boys'tate.

Wc,'ha]]igsrc visiting Chig week with tdigcugscd briefly the preparation ansisters. Returning via Spokane she Mrg. Brsdbury's Parents, Mr. snd, c]cswup for Community Days. !Genmce residents, now of L'cwigton,mag acompsnied home by Cwo of her Mrg. Fred Comnick and other rcls-l Thc Post held Mcniorisl services on will obgcmc their 50th wedding angrandchildren, Bern«dettc snd Re- I t< niivcrgsry with an open house on

Sun-,'inafor s fcw days visit, [ bir. and Mrs. John Eglsnd and Gin- 10:00 s. m. beg)nn)ng with the city dsy June 4 from P to 5 p m attheir'r.

and Mrs. LCRoy Harris and ny of St. Johns were Saturday over cemetery snd continuing on to the horne st QQS 4th Street in Lcm}gtonMrs. Gertrude Gribble returned Fr< )night guests of hig Parents, Mr. snd Catholic cemetery, and then the Vsl- Hosting the affair w}R b their gongday from Seattle where Mrs. Grj~b}et Mrs. Harry Kg]and, Sr. The group ley Lutheran. iNprman «nd Donald snd families.visited her daughter and fsmi]y, Dr.'spent'Sunday at Lake Wshs. bIr. snd We will usc the large truck thatsnd Mrs. George McDon«ld Maureen hIrs. James Knight of Moscow were Joc Schooler hss for our Communitytand Molly since Tuesday, arid the Saturday visitors of the Eg}ands. D«y float snd usc the combined cf b their guc tg on Sunday

IHarris'were guests of Mr. snd Mrs. j CaPt. «lid jbfrg. O. Frank Cejk«snd: forts of the Auxiliary snd Legion toI

They request np gifts pfcsgc}Robert Erickson in puy«Bup Mrg'on, Timmy visited last week with 'decorate it.

~ l (Gcnegcc ]kkcwg, June 9, }922)HazTlg attended the Luther«n convcn., hcr Ps«ntg Mr snd»frg. Robert W«}gcu»cd contributing to t c

,'iiM)9g L urs Ppgensu «Qd Ol< r J<hnCion as a delegate from SC. Johns Schooler and other relatives snd Sunshine j>}inc Relief fund for vet-

gpn b th pf Gcnegcc were united) inchurch on Msy 23 24 2Mz !friends. Capt. Ccjka hss just rc- crsng'amilies. The department cpn-

Mr. «nd Mrg Leo Senften snd d«ugh,,turned f,om s year'g duty in Vict vent<on wi}l bc held in Lc igtpzz tCer Chcryl from Shoshone arrived Sat- Nam, and will be stationed at jNC)}}g summer, July 13, and Cmdr. Shirley Rcy pF ggpIff psgtpr pr the chuurd«F'orning for s visit with her Air Force Base, as Vegsg .Nevsd«.lwill rePresent us as well as casting officiated. Both sre weil-known heremother, Mrs. Leis Springer and other Kathy Schooler, s student at CWSC, our 3 votes for Gene Ho]strum.relatives. Cheryl returned home Mo„!EI)cngburg, also spent the weekend

lletter of appreciation wsg rc«

lto Rsy Stout from Cope Gale, districtlonger visit. l Brad Airhsrt of Lake Oswego, Ore. Cmdr. for hig work as a Legionnaire, 'z s ~

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'Mr. «nd Mrs. Dale Mowrcr of J !wss s Sunday morning vistor in the The following officers elected for NeW AI'1'1ValS ~ ~ ~

!rome «nd Mr. snd Mzs. Gary Da~z Dick Schsrnhorgt home. Brad's wife 1972-73:of N«mpa were weekclid guests of,remained «C Ogburn, Idaho Co visit Commander: Don Bennctt; 1st vice JASIESthe ladies'arents, b}r snd M~ ther mother. Brad was enroute tot cmdr.: Wil]ig Moscr; 2nd vice cmdr.:

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Thor Gi)je. Mrg. Gi]je wag a Monday Twin Falls to vist his parents. Hcl Bob Jobb; adjutant: Wade Hampton; r. «m . rs. p crt ames,< s-

d'nner g egt of Mr and M R S is presently employed ss sn sggigt nt! treasurer: George Anderson; chap'hon ssre ldhc hbslppy28psrcnstg070 s son

Ru hm«n in Rc bcng'x. y tech„]gi,t C Che City of R -!I,„Andy Anderson;,crv)ce of,.cc,. rn un F, sy <z m

Mr.'and -Mrs. B)B Edw«rds of Os- sca Hospital in Portland. Sunday, Don Springer; ggt.-st-arms: I,ee Jo- ( ntmsn cmoris ogpit«, chum were weekend g egt of Mr. ~'evening vis)tom in the S h«mhorstlhsnn.Mrs. Ronald Gcltz. }home were Mr. Snd 'rs. Raleigh

lTwo new members were elected on

. Wayne Hampton and Hampton snd Fred Morgchcck, !Chc board: Ed MoShe]don spent the meekcnd in Evcrctti Fred Magee, Jr. and son, Kelly of Csrbuhn, for 3-Far germs, !

Grandparents are .Ir. «n< rg.

Wash visit'ng Mm John Gslugh& snd Sunnygide were Mcmorisl weekend The ~f}ccrg m)] b installed at the orengcns «kn r «Gn trg dc

son, Gary, Mr. snd Mrs. E. N John guests of his mother, Mrs. Edna Ma- next meeting. We then discussedsoll and Mr, and<i Mzg, Ro]snd John g . M . and Mrs. George Magee of having a picnic in June m)th the Psson. Lcw}gton joined them for dinner Sst- Auxiliary. The meeting mss adjourn- «s< s ci s oin«y «» rg g-

Monday dinner guests of Mr snd urday evening.M~. ~MF Hsrr}g were Mr. and Mrs JWzn. Radcr of Pullman and tMr. snd ~ and src staying with her Parents for

up'une «nd the scarlet, climbcrs flower- Class Reunl n NeWs a few'ays before returning home.

Cleo Edwards were Mr. Snd Mrg. mg' mgmg', Gcncgcc—Mczzrbcrg of the C}ssg ofHarold Neuman from Co]t,n; M 'd Along Che Sard n ws]l in bo}d array'922 of Gencsce high school src asked QregOry RerehaW 19Mrg. Don Edm«rds «nd chi}drcn a d

Into my heart Chc h«ppincgs they'rc to meet st Don Springeryg ~fflc~ «bout'~ ~ xy ~

9:80 a. m. on Community Dsy morn- 'rOWnlng 'V'ICblnfamB of M c

" I]I tide me on from dsy Co re-born in g. A vehicle wi R be provided fortheir ride. in the parade. Later the Genesce —Greg Berg}zsw, 19, son ofr. an rs. o rt ortfen, m class snd anyone interested wi}) bc Jerome and Helen (Edwards) Ber-

River over @e weekend" June slw«ys wcavcg s sPell as I «m given a tour of the «choo]. IC is hop. i«ham was accident«IF drowned in Cur-

cd that at least three class members <be)ent waters'n Freinont, California

the Locust Blossom Festive} ' Yearning snd longing for Jour Blesst will bc here Co observe their 'go}deny recezlt)y szzd )C was severs] hours bc-anniversary of their graduation from fore the body wsg recovered.

Hoffmsn ln Lc]snp The ] CHere 'in the dusk of davrn and blue- Genesce High Schoo]. Surv}vots bcs}des his parents in-

Word wss received by Don Spring- elude i sister, Chcryl, Seattle «nd aof Moscow spent Mond« SC Cb

B'eside the sagg ng g te where roses cr snd Marie Sch«rnhorgt, chairmen brother, Curtis at home. His gr«nd-tof the Reunion Committee for Com- parents, Mrs. Hc}cn Ing}e Bershsw',lmunity Day, indicates Chat s)l but twha resides in California and Leo

C D Cy f Idsh f Ch.I would not break the sPell or change',five or six of Che ]}Y)ng members of Edwards <yf C}ark«ton.

gy . ! a class of over 26 pcop]c wi)l be at~

prise dinner at the home A MBut leave it as you left it }o~ «goy tending the "silver" anniversary of Ci~C Club rp MeetFor I remember, and I'm not, gorget- the C]sgg of 1947.

ning before the rcgu]srmct}n<e of Che I i go t i JUNE hThose who can be here in the morn- Genegce —The Genegce Civic club

Temple. She was Prcsente<f a cor- b}~. —BcrC Gambleing are asked to agscmb)c st Dpn meeting wi)l be held th}g Thursday,

sage and s haft.b]ow. —BcrC am e Springer's office at 9:80 Co zcccivc June 1, «C 7:00 P, m. at Csztcr'g. The

Marilyn Ch)ttcd of Seattle spent name tsgg and gct ready for the Psr-! zncetinIr wsg orig)ns))y scheduled forthe weekend with her g«rents, Mr. Open HOuSe sdc. Fo})owing the parade, class! Msy 25th. Mr. A)bert ph}gon m)))

z cr v r members, sPouses, families, and show }1)s or)gina] pen, ink and char-gars Mcrrick are visiting their grand ~onOrS JOe Kalafus fr)ends w)}] be taken on a tour of the c<za] drawings of the birth-

gchoo},A g~together for the c)«gs p)aces of our pres)de, A good «t-Sundaydinnerguest, Afternoon cs]I«Gcncsee —A large crowd attended and Choir gPouses mil) be held from tezldsme dig requested because therecrs mere Mr. «nd Mrg. W)]bur West» the open house Friday evening at thc 4:80 to 6:80 SC the new farm home of are <ust a few dave left unti) Cohi-burg, Mr . Hazel Hall, «zzd Mr . Ag- school honoring Joe Kslafus, who has Mr. snd Mrs, Tom Boyd, north of zntzng]r Day snd g)ns] zk}arig wi)l benes Bakkcn a]l of Moscmv and Mr. resigned after 33 Fears of ser 'cc in Gencgcc. At 7:00, the g e p w }I discussed by committee heads.the school system. The school board meet at Carter's Charcoal Bro}}er fot

«nojhost dinner. Coffee Hour ForMrs. Don Springer were Mr. Snd Mrg and white cake, dePicting s fisherman Librarg}r NeWS Mrs, Forrest Durbin

tered the lace-covered serving table..Springer, Mrs. M% Bsumg«r nc, Serving were wivei of Che gchoo) }lag a Stan<lard Directory of Adver- Gcncgee —A coffee hour wag helds. ~ Meggcrsmith and board zncmbcrg. Joe m«g nrcscntcd tigers for ugc in finding addresses and I«st Thursday ever<frig after schoo)gifts from the school board snd fs- other information of over 17,000 cor-,honor)ng Mrg. Forrest Durbin, who

Mr. nd Mm. Adrian Nelson spent cu)ty snd from Chc F. H. A. Of which, Porst)ong. This is accompanied by tig ret)ring this year from the teach-e ekc d in ~ur d Alcne vis't- hc is an honorary member, snd s mon-, a geographic«1 index mh}ch lists by ing Pro)'cga}on. She m«g presented sfn™I'd'rgKdy M",""E'"'y wishing mell fr~ 04cr guests gt ~ «nd city sll companies )}SM in gif'C by the faculty

the Standard Dircctozy of Advcr-Skoggtsd.

Mrs. Lucille Noser visited sunday Bible SChOolw}Ch Mrs. Eleanor Bicren and Jerry r 5 xxr 2 a.z a a I wish to thank the «choo) board,in Moscom. Other guests were Mr. Wi11 be a combined school for the FlOat vvOrkCrS Neeleca facu}t~ F, H. A, shd all guests mhosnd Mrg. Lcs)ie Wighard from Scatt)e, Cwo Lutheran parishes «nd the Com- Gcnegcc —The Lutheran Psrighcs part}c<rjstcd in znsk}ng my retirementMr and Mrs. Wm. Scharbsch and. Mr. munity church. Ages: 8 years thru iare working on « float to be enterer) party Friday evening e long Co be rc-snd Mrs. Oscar Heitgtumsn mere the sixth grade. in the community Dsy parade. Mrs. membe'r- occ«gioll for me. A chankSunday evening dinner guests. Anyone who is mi]1}ng Co donate Vernon Peterson invites all chose in-'you fol'he giftg snd many cat<)e I

Mr. snd Mrs, Vincent Wrter of cookies or drink for Biole Schoo] Ccrestcd in hc)ping decorate Co comeIhave rcce)vcd from near and

far.'ozt}andspent the past Ccn days vig- please cozztacC Char}otec Nelson. and work. Joc Ks)afus

President Richard M, Nixon re-cently proc]a}med September 23, '72.as National Hunting and FishingDay. He sa]d, Through a deep personai interest izz our wildlife resour-ces, the American hunter and fisher-man have P«yed the way for thegrowth of modern wildlife manage-ment programs In addition hispurchase of licenses and permits, hispayment of excise taxes on huntingand fishing equlpmcnt, snd hi» Vol-untary contributions to a great Ysr}-ety of conservation projects are ex-amples or his concern for vi]dl}repopulations and habitat preservation

His devotion hss promoted recre-ational outlets or tremendous valueand, indeed, he hsg s]ways been inthe forefront of today's environment-al movement with his )nsigtence orsound conserhwtion progr«mkk," thepresident concluded.

W)fe to depressed husbeii<} Whatdo you mean you h«YC neth}ng to livefor. The house isn't p«id for, the c«z}gn't paid foi; the mash)ng leach)<lcrfor.

Pity the man, who fearing f«Bure,makes no begin<ling,

Six-year-o}d b}«ry wag te)}}nghcl'litt)eplay<nate, who was go}n)r to

church ivith Mary and her r«Z«)}y howto beh«YC.

"Ypu c«n't talk st «}},"instructed'fary fr you dp the)r ll stop yoli

"Who')I stop nie7 «diked the p)synkste,

'"rhe hughcrkk„o bisry rep])ed m)t}zSuthpl'ity.

Once there wag s Rinirpck farnierwh<> 'wsg h<<Y<lnr s tavrflb]in i]i<le w}th

, hikk golf game. In 6<~per«tipn, he «gk-'ek) hia gpir cvrnpenivn tp tell him

!}kvktkwtly whnl he <h sn dviilg w'rpng.The cpiupniilpn gn}d, Wel), —, )rp<z

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! tike'.k, n >t tv })c<ktiry t}<ig golfer }rk

, t}ki» true hlvry.}lnnurc W)th Dp«

Wh,»ne Tt>k .r )NSURAÃCS(or }nve»t<nenl~] Th}nl ddf Doe}

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APPLE BLOSS01}S

Oft when bI«y winds toss the dearold orchard;

Tenderly'gsin across the years;Comes the rapture or the apple

blossomsStorming t}<rough my )ir«'g D«ember

'tears.

Apple bloggpnis in their wild kktani-

pcd)ngTake me back to dc«r }eve-dkkykk pr

old;When in lovcrslshd we strp]lcd

togetherSwccthc«rt, wh<vn oilr tslck< vr love

wc told.

Springer Irteural)ceAGENCY .

Years have come and gone, but stillunfs<l}ng

Is the dsy you gn)d ypu loved me gp;Amid th«t tender pink snd uhite cm

CS<ll tig;Of the Af'Pi EBLOSSOSIS, long sgp.—Belt Gamble

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A grivhiveiiiixt hi the peayle-vvttxotdepsNI for Ihv inieceil on the hiteNIe

Itin', the xnornliby the justtco, nnd thepeopki thexxlelvee,—

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spapoii for huiittmg,; tray'ping or killingcougar>.or mpuntsiii lion, effective 1hour after sunset May 8lf 1972, Ageneral hunting seasonpfoi'ougar ormountain lion, was, estsjbIIsbpd fromSeptember 2 through December 81,LC72 except in'the fptkrsfing units,which wil[ be closed; Units 10, 10A,11, 11A,S 12, 16, 19 19A;,. 20-20A-25-26;87.86-86A and 86$. Dogs will notbe permitted for hurntfng lions duringthe general or controlled, doer sndelk hunting seasons. 'ountain lionmay, be "trailed, puroifed and treed,"January 5 1978 through March 81,1978 in all units of ths state prpvM-

pd it Is not killed yF oppfpred.

Kendrigk Geant~ay 28 1942Happesdngs 20 Years sgo, Msy 1922

A marriage license was:Issued %'ed-nesday at Moscovv to -Miss Muriel-W'estendahl, daug)iter 'f Mr, - andMrs. Charles -Westendahl and JesseOylesr of .Genes'ee.

Horn to Mr, and Mrs B. C, Heim-gartner of Fottatdi Ridge, May 20,"8 girl.

A flock of 2800 s)ieep, passed tbruKendrick. this week, bound for sum-nier pasture in ttie mountains.

,1942 Items —LOIand School News-Out of an enrollment .of 84 students,20 students hsd perfect attendancefor . the entire texxu,, These, wereKsith Thornton, Howard Wotf, PeggyStump, Luther, Parka, HexiutnHS fPe-yer Ray. Thornton, Nesl %jeer, Cbn-ton Smith,. Ntf)Iiam Kuykeiids)I, %VSI'-

ren ~,Xve1yxi Locke, D~ Stump.George .Smith, Juniors Hudsfpi, Dnro-

I'I they TIiornton,, RIcbsxvt, Xuykersjs))y: I )Ip'IULren Locke,- JvrsfeII ptestinpan I,CIeo

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r Lebink Itroms; Our, colpxnun%y, wasvisited Monday at: xioon.-Vrifh one of.tI)s worst storms ever seen-here. >In,

,. ice cubes,:. wind, -thunder randlightning aII- seemed'to be, coming,,atpuce, snd with such force that txoaowere broken and unroptdxt- &Iephpnelinea were broken snd- bund~ ofdollars damage wss done to cropsand roads..

Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Vincent sccomPanied. by Mr. Snd Mrs, W.-H. >Veyenattended commencement exercises atthe Moscow high school Theirdaughter, Kana Lou Vincent

'ne of the graduates,At the commencement exercises at

Kendrick the following special'! awards ii ere distributed: Leis Dev-

: il bald snd Loons Wilson, scholarshipawards; Evelyn Farringten snd Dpn

citisenship awaids; Barbara DS-vi spn, journalism award and BettyHs)seth, typing I sward; LSDonnaGalloway typing II award, and Thom-as Brown, commercial award.

Gcncsee News —40 YEARS AGOJohn Luedke, Carlie Grieser, Adrisn

Nelson snd Gene Woodruff returnedWednesday from 8 248y fishing tripto Pend O'Reille lake.

Three Gene ne men, John Hickman,George hfprrcheck, snd Dewey Dresb-cr are at Dutch Harbor, proridtngthey did npt move vdthin tbe past,

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..Patrick, Monaghan, Moscow rest- I' -- . seasons generally declined from 1970dent and legal intern in'the 1IVhitmanj~ — ~~ '

~ '~ levels, although the overall ptctunst, county Prosecutor's office snnoun- ', " - 's stol .;;.vvtIJijn "4IioII ba/I Pairkrn coex-ced last week that he will be a pandt- ' Home-grow rhubarb is plentiful in sidering the Ioxig term', ten-y'ear ave@-date for-the Republicisn nomination -tho garden right now, and there sre ages. Esttmateit kill figures tndt-for county attorney. so many different ways to Prepare cate that the eOtp harvest of 13,409

tg:ti r-.l I y.,'. -; r .;- . - = 'te -That goes fpl'resh spples that last year wss, down 8 peicent fioxntwill soon be coming on. Some de- 1970, and the 6~ deer kttl was

2'ciousways to Prepare and serve percent under the record 1S?0 figthis fruits came to"us this week by ure at 83,100. Tag sales also wexvv

-Mrs. Kenneth Jenkins. The Jenkins'elow 1970 Istjy~!Sb»sf5 perceOLraise red crhnspn rhubsrb and It-> for elk and minus 6 percent for deonrdeltdous. I;happen to know 88 Mrs Figures are based on post seawayJenkins brought us in a generous hunter questipnviatres, which havnsupp)y; been used to comiiute hig game kIBs

RHUBARB CRUMB CAKEj)ls cuP, shortening,: .,— For „~opby'r ygndgyba) . SPectos: undtsr1'k .cuPs brown sugar (Packed} controlled huxxt..thto xiumber of moose1 egg -'' taken by 115 petmlttees wss 85 ixxd-

mals; 2,391 antelope peanittees )dn-ed--id486 ~~i~~u"7- Peresnb= de-

I gl I gdll tj il jbsl -1+-cups rhubarb cut in j)b-inch

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1971, compared with 5 4animsls tn1970. However, tt must be noted

Cream shortening and brown Nigar. „>„~--Add -egg'and-blend- wetti. - Combme —— --—~A

'L and- I))ljxemtlk xu)d all.))tterim- "Iy with flour. Stir in ihubsrb iiuts ~~~~ ~+~~and vanilla. Place in 9"x13" gress- Some 321 mountain goat ~edl and floured baking dish. 'Siirinkte, holders {3 percent belovv 49TC) har™with,.tPPPingi sitka at 850 degrees ~ 437'".gxNVtPtr ('iercent hekivvfor 85-Ier 40'minutes. 'pT0).:JIt Ipd ylodhlj,fJIat a~ more

sistant to the %atman Coupty prto- ™tng , kttis may be Mded to the moose, an-utpr sh e June 1S71„Hehas been Combine g cup sugar, 1 tessPopn

I telope, bighorn sheep and moyfpti~igbcinnamon, 1 TBS. butter and 'yb cup

I goat Ml1 reponts. Since a few trophyI„'hopped nuts. Sprinkle over rhubaruI hunters have not retuined their re-

!msn.County Drug Control Unit, the . Ip rt ~Qlhttman County-: Sheriff'8 office. FRESH APPLp CAKE - OFr the Past-dosen y ws.

'ullmanPolice Department 1Vssh with Rum Sauce I isnd other sources)--have reportedI

ington State University PoOce, andI g cup butter tan average of 129 cougar or vnoun

Ithe %'ashington State Patrol Mons- 'ain ttpn knts per year. In contrastgh~ h prep~~ ~~a'~s 2 egg ,

the 1971 reported kOI of this spadesr'pr th» County Commissionerst hsnd 2 cupssift e df)pur 'robably will exceed 281. It is be-led juvenile court cases, child wel- 2 teaspoon soda or 1 tsp baking tiered that the new Idaho law msk-fare and support cases; snd aided in powder and th~fpurths esp soda I

ing cougar a Came animal, with tagsthe prosecution or felonies. Over 50 17B teaspppn salt I required fo rnpnresidents, resulted in

I contested cases have been prosecuted sg teaspoon nutmeg 'a "last chance" drive to hag the eric,by Monaghan ranging from traffic sftB teaspoon cinnamon while predator before new regulateII cases lo assault and drug prpsecu- IbiB cups chopped nut meats tions become effective.

Ittpns durhig hts term. He hss also 3 cups finely chopped pealed apples -'pring Bear ShpptangPartidpsted in training insotutes Cream butter and sugar until fluf- I

-..Jdshp'8 spring. bear season.. endslsponsored hy the National District fy. Add eggs, one at a time, and j Mal 81 Jn most ~~~~t units

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Attorneys Association eud is a mem- beat until blended. Sift flourmeas- I «tare ,tbeee ls a amos.--. Honorer.ber of the Lewis and Clark Peace of- ure snd sift again with soda, salt,< black bear hy»<»g in Unit 22 endsficers Association. nutmeg snd cinnamon. Rix into egg

IMsy 14. Other soattiern Idaho anttsj

Philip H Faris, %yhitman County mixture, beating just until smooth. air opeu.. year-rounfL. All Prhxlypmseeutorupon bfonsgb,an's radg Stir in n-uts «nd apples. IBatter udgl beats are proteeladxuituuuad sager

lnation in order to st the Latah be real thick until apples are added.)! state laws. Some places 'in theCounty Attorney position stated, Spread in a greased S"x13" baking I state are open to bear hunting on a"'Pat's association with me has been pan. Bake at 325 degrees «r 45 year-round basis, but many of the

,most satisfactory, I had hoped pat pr 50 minutes until cake springs back good hfy~iing units, dose May 31,would stay here with us in AVhttmanj Pour hot rum sauce over cake to - This includes suds, country as the

!County that we might take full ad- serve. Yield 12 servings- The cake. Setway rand Lochsar regions, thevantage of his knowledge snd expert- is darker using 2 tsp. spds than it is! ybprth Fork of the Clearwater andence, however, despite our best er- with 1 tsp, baking powder and three- I tbe St. Joe river regionsforts snd offers we were unable to fpurtbs tsp. soda. the Ola-Indian Valley areas of thelure him away from Idaho." Hpt Buttered Ruin Sauce:

ILittle eVFiser River in Unit 32-A.

The 27-year oM Monaghan moved 1 cuP sugar,to Ls.tah County straight frpm his % cup msrgsri"etour of duty in Vietnam, He is a rc i'up Half d, Halfcipient of the Brome Star.

H'is ii'Ire. Mary Louise was rprm ally, if anv pr vou would like to huy mel~ imd ~ ft ~ Shr m'erly emPloyed as a librarian at the s good chsiunsaiv please contact me." ] ~met. Rom I~ ~ b add'Latah County Library. Presently, she It, ts my opinion that my training,I™kingcare pr the newest mein- experience and inclilistlons quslifv I

Iber or the Monaghan ramny, John m, rp, the post and I sincereiy hope I

,Aloysius, who was four months old Ithat a majority of my fellow citi-I

!'sy 25 of tlds year. agree with me in this

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The 1972 Idaho lsw graduate dis- matter. If however, you dp not agree. I ~

Unguished himself in lsw school as I wiIL after soothing my 8 Ra Moot Count) finalist. In 19d0 he take that ss 8 sign that the majority tvr ss chosen Best Oral Advocate rpr pr the people of Lrstah County would I

I the Northwest Region snd in 19r1 rather have me defend them then Ihc was chosen as the Best, Oral Advo- prosecute them and I wnl abide by'I ~='ate by the Supreme Court of Idaho that decision sccordingir.in the Spring Moot Court Cpmpeti- The county attorney is the legal! . IlltVl-iipn. advisor or the cpunii government

I !!5'onaghanis the second law gradu- and the chief lair enforcement orri- I

stc in Latsh County tp seek the nom- cer pr the conimunity. His dedication I; inatipn for county attorney prior to snd drive set 8 tone for all lair en- I

,, taking the bsr examination. Jpn iVar- r forcemeat agencies. He is 8 partnerir n ~M%~ aemdld~e prior to hi mth the pat 1m~ in sei ~cR md ALLbar examina0on in IS66. 'rotection fpr the people Lxixsxx"RAÃS

VV'lit SeJl Ills Chslnsaii There is no place in this Office forMonaghan tsmcd the ronpivirtg I pct tincss or vindictiveness,

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statement in making his annptlnce-, There is the dui.y and oMigatipn',ment: tp th» community te enforce the lsw!

"This vb~ I will rile mv declsra- snd an equal obligation to all de-I,, ttpn of candidacy with the registrar I icndcnts tp bc ratr Snd free or mal-

II for the Offic of county attorney, as'ce 2. Mortgage clearance xnoney.I soon as I find a buyer for my chain

I It is not with Picssurc that I have 3'oney for educatton-sp that I ivOI hc shin to Paylever prosecuted any man or woman.f

; the 1'prty dollar ftttng rcc, Incident- IThcre is no joy in seeing >mur fellow-imsn fined or incarcerated but inmany instances our cholera are lim- ' tb " y ™a'onth.Itod as there is most. SssuxedlV little i L D~Rty %come P~U~

Cecil Gray and Lavern Edwards in comt~plati~ some I dtvid I 9, Insurance for chtldxvxL'leCt Tuesday morning for Seattle te I ~~ v„th their pe~nal attitudes i!visit relatives and friends.

Mr. and His. Hartin Grinner md 'ncensured bv society '10,0~Ay $ .00 P y .f~ty have move to the ~ ~ 8 . '8 tou I

purchased b 'red Nsgel from It )' ~ 'OImrr E Kd+FhgaIf9, ~ G

)t 'he p pleof L M C unty i'll

cu"-rryp 18 esrtilg trust this office to me, but whether

j '12119 F 22nd.sopntp~eherh'ins ttte~~ irou do or not Iia~t t th~)tpui Spokane, ~aahlpbtttttcxx .

Igti~u a farewell Party Wednesday ror c mdcwng me ~ ror e maryI Serving this area xiow 9

!evening at the home of Mrs. Jpbn kindnesses you have extcndc to mc

!Lucdkc by members or the Pxugrcss-

! Three Gencsce students, Miss Ce-I,city Herman, Miss Ruth Alice

Van-'ouck,

and Dick Arnistrong graduated!from the U. of I. in ceremonies Mon.I htw. Mary Herman me given s'surprise birthday party pn Sunday, I

Msy 31 «t the home of hcr daughter, reevll ivan& IIhlrs. W. C. Jonkins aud family. rani l~~~~

Rcv. B. 0. Stcffcnsnu presented his I

farewel sermon st tb» Gcncscn 481-loy Lutheran church last, Sunday.

Genoese News —50 YEARS AGO

t Decoration day for hlr. Snd Mrs.,l, Louis Oldsg of Caniei~iii had 8 <inu-

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,bin moaning this year, it tining theii'l'50th iiMdlng aimive~ry.. II An Excellent fertQIxer for Spring Barley. U-Haxxl or if

G. E. Tsbnr again accepted a ppsi- II

tipn in the I'irst Bank nf Gcnesce. II Wn're Short on help or one %e villi de ilier %1th rxsdio-Practicstly sll tbe rixturvs for the II

,Lambert Hotel barber shop and pool II %nip@

'room have «miM and «re being in- II

All Applicators either 45-foot ol 27-foot.

Rcvi~'ti ~the istS8 of graduate nur !I ThlS meanS the right lOad fOr your traCtOrl!ses st both Sacred Heart df Si. Lukcs II

l hospita)s. hu88 Splms Tidemsn is II lT gf L ADD$ Up To,8 graduate from St. Luke'8 last imek II

II'snd Miss htarie htichplsoii graduated II

A Local Company KithThe Best Service

!Springer. lvcdnosdsyi Nay 81, OnnI

i in hnnnr nr hnr litt,lo grandson, Dnn-! Rehable Equipment.Islfi Springer, snn of Arthur Springer,aud the other in hounr pr her snn,

: E<l Vsnnurk. The first was fpr little 'S ivI !

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D usld aud wss hc d duri g the 8-tnrunnii, whbui 10 nf his tittle frinufts! II

SEEDSNENI8 fino supper was trtven by Mrs. II IpHO+p gQQ$ KF.HAYRICKSpringer and cpiwrs were Istd for 12 'I

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THE Gknmrre - NEWS, TIGJRSDAY, JUNE 1, 1972

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VASSAR -RAWLS'n a candlelight service lgarch 18that St, John's Lutheran church, Geno-ese, Patricia Jane Thomyson, daugh-ter of Mt. and Mrs, Homatd Thomp-son, Parmington, became the bride ofDouglas Craig Kinyon, Genesee, sonof Meal Kinyon, Clarkston and Mrs.Don Pittman; Genesee. Tfw Rev, bf,Gulhaugen of Clarkstan, officiated atthe double ring ceremony.

Yellow mums and white gladioliand white tapers adorned the sanc-tuary and, on the altar.

White satin bows decorated thepewa. Soloist, Mrs. Jade Harrissang "The Lord's Prayer," accompan-ied at the organ by Mrs. Ruby Ames,Moscow.

The bride, wearing a gown of whiteorganza, mas escorted by her father.The A-line gown fashioned with ahigh stand-up neckline of Venice laceand"'wide bands of Venice lace andwhite satin ribbon covered the high-zise bodice, The long, fuB sleeveswere centered with matching lace andbands of white satin ribbon. The fullskirt was gathered softly at thewaistline.

A cap of Venice-lace held the elbow-le illusion veil.Ie-carried a bouquet of white car-nations, centered with a baby carna-tion corsage, backed with green,'andy'ellow net.

She carried out the tradition„ofwearing "something old,", "something

'orrowed,","something new,"Mrs .David Fletcher mas her sis-

ter's matron of 'honor. She wore afloor length Empire style gown afyellow voile print and carried a sin-gle yellow rose.

Bridesmaids, Miss Rita Smith andMiss Betsy Patterson, friends of thebride from Spokane, were dressedidentically to the matron of honor.

Shan Fletcher, the bride's nephew,mas ring beater Robert Kinyon was lhis brother's best man.

Ushers mere Terry Geltz and Jade'arris,both of Genesee.

For her daughter's wedding, Mrs.Thompson wore a navy blue and whiteknit suit with matching accessories.The 'bridegroom's mother wore a two-piece black and white ensemble andmatching accessories. Both motherswore yellow rose corsages.

The four-tiered wedding cake masbaked and decorated by

Douglas'randmother,Mrs. Viola Schnmhorst.Assisting at the teception were,

Mrs. Georgia Knutson,Douglas'randmother;Karla Spence, his cou-

sin and Mrs. Viola Schsrnhorst andMrs. Bertie Spence, his grandmotherand aunt.

Assisting with the gifts mere Pam-ela and Kelly Scharnhorst

For her going-away trip, the bridewore a blue and white dress withwhite accessories, and the corsagefrom her bridal bouquet.

Fallowing a honeymoon in Californ-ia, the couple are at home at E813,Sinto in Spokane.

Mzs. Kinyon graduated from Tekoahigh school in 1970 and mill graduatein June from Spokane CommunityConege in Key punch operation.

The general fishing season in 'Idahoopens May 27 this year and will rununtil Novem'ber SQ. All the watersin the state not yet open will be openexcept, those that are closed to fuh-ing the entire year. Also, some sye-cies are closed at this time in someareas, such as steelhead fishing,These areas are listed in the 1972Fishing Season Regulations by area.

All anglers should check to makesure they have a 1972 fishing or fish-ing and hunting license before goingfishing. Also, pick up a copy ofthe 1972 regulations at the time youpurchase your license;: Study theseregulations to make sure your fish-ing trip will be a happy one.

Due to the filling af Dmotshakpool, there has been several changesmade in the regulations on the NorthFork of the Clearwater River for thisyear. The North Fork is closed toall fishing from its mouth upstreamto the Dmorshak Dam for all speciesof fish. This closure is for the pto-tection of steelhead coming into theNorth Fotk and the Dworshak Hat-chery area. From the Dmorjhak Damupstzeam to Thompson Creek, opento fishing May 27 to November SQ forall species of fish.. This includes theDworshak-pool area and all tributar-ies running- into the pool 'and NorthFork fram the Dam. upst team toThompson Creek, which, when thepool is filled, will be the bach~terof the Dmorshak reservoir,

Trout fishing on the North Forkand tributaries, except Kelly Creek,above Thompson Creek, is open May27 to September 10 only and a specialtrout limit of three fish is listed. This

~same stretch of river is open to whitefish and bass the entire year.

Kelly Creek and tributaries, lakeexcluded has a special fish for fun,season, where all fish caught must~be returned to the stream and baitfishing is prohibited.

The Army Corps of Engineers hasrescinded their order of no boats onDmorshak pool. However, boaters

,are encouraged to use extreme cau-ltion because of the hazardous condi-tions of debris and floating trees onthe reservoir. The reservoir will be

'stocked with eatchable rainbow troutprior to the opening of fishing seasonMay 27. These rainbow are beingplanted by the Pish and Wildlife

Ser-'viceat the Big Eddy boat ramp. The280,000 fish average about 4 lb. eachand were raised at the Dworshak Na-tional Fish Hatchery.Fishing should be fair to good in the

lower end of the Dmorshak pool. Wa-'ter in the reservoir is fairly clearfrom Elk River downstream. Abovethis point it is quite turbid.

Othe» changes from last yearsregulations is the reduction of thetrout bag limit from 15 to 10 fish.The bag and possession limit fortrout and grayling for 1972 is notmore than 7 pounds and one fish butnot to exceed 10 fish per day or keptin possession.

Another change from last year isthat there is a separate limit on ko-kanee and coho. Daily bag and orpossession limit is 25 fish. This isseparate and apart from trout thisyear. You could:catch 25 kokaneeand 10 trout a day and still not be inviolation this year.

The 4972 Idaho Fish Season andRegulations sore effective January 1to December 31, 1972, and sll datesare inclusive.

Inside the folder are the areas ofthe state and specific regulations byarea. For each area there are foursections. First is the general seasons

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for that area, Second are listed theexceptions to the general season andregulations by area and third liststhe waters open to year-round fish-ing. Lastly, the waters closed toall fishing the entire year are listed.

As an exaynple, if an angler wantedto know when fishing season openedon any particular creek or stream hemould first locate the area on themap —the majority of the ClearwaterRegion is in Area 2. He would thenlook for the ~ster or waters by namealphabetically in the exceptions togeneral regulations. If it is not foundthere or in the waters open to year-round fishing or closed to fishingsections, it would then mean the ma-ter is open during the general fish-ing season.

If there is any doubt about an areabeing open always make sure to checkthe regulations, which may be ob-tained from any license vendor orany regional office of the Idaho Fishand Game Department. The Clear-water Region Office is located at1540 Warner Avenue, Lemiston.

17 workers were placed an Jobsduring the past week through theMoscow office of the Department.ofEmployment. 19 new jobs were ze-ceived aad at the close of the week.there were 15 oyenings. Currentlisting include cook, waitress, officeclerk, television repairman, and do-mestic workers.

The number of ye'mons. seekingemployment insurance in Latah Co.has dropped as many woods workersand construction workers return totheir jobs. During the past week,865 persons sought jobless yay. Thiscomyares to S95 last week and 294during the same week a year ago,34 new claims were filed during theweek. Moscow area residents seek-ing benefits total 13S in addition to12 in Genesee, 1S1 in the Troy-DearyBovill area; 8 in Kendrick, 75 In Pot-latch and 6 in Elk River.

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How much life Insuranceis enough'PThe answer depends pn your

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From an inventory cf your needs

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NOTICE —Effective Immediately We Will BeCLOSED EACH SATURDAY AFTERNOON

%'e Give S 4 H Green Stamps on All Burning Oil-if paid by the 15th of month following

In The District Court Of The Second'udicialDistrict Of The State

Of Idaho, In and For TheCounty of Latah

In the Natter of the Estate of )GERTRUDE THEISSEN, )

Deceased. )Case No. 11189

NOTICE TO CREDITORSNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by

the undersigned, exccutar af the es-tate of Gertrude Theissen, deceased,to the crcditots of and all personshaving claims against the said de-ceased, ta exhibit them with the nec-essary vouchers within four (4)months after Nay 11, 1972, the 'firstpublication of this notice, to the saidexecutor at the )aw ofnces of Fclton,Bielenbetg Sp Anderson, 114 East 3rdStreet, Nascaw, Idaho, the same be-ing the place for the transaction ofthe business af said estate in LatahCounty, State of Idaho.

DATED this 3rd day of May, 1972.s/ Robert T. Fclton,

ExecutorROBERT T. FELTON,Felton, Bielenhcrg Sp AndersonAttorneys at Law114 East Third StreetMoscow, Idaho SSS43pub.: Nay 11, 18 8'c 25th,

June 1 and 8th, 1972

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THE GAZETTE - NEWS, THURSDAY, JUNE I, I&VS

Kl''ennler, Mrs. Walter Dennler and4 xlX e her parents, Mr, and Nrs. Rich«rdPope and as. J. Johnson,

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lamb of LaFay-ette, Oregon and Mr. «Ad Mrs. Le»ter

Biu Hejmg~er of Lamb of Dayton, Wash., visitedth»IL'larkston,bfr. «nd Nrs, f>on John- sister Mrs. Cynthia Vernon and the

son ~ TAsa of L~ton Mlted'rank Hs)mgartner family Saturday,Sunday w}th Nr. «nd bjrs, Fr«nk NI»s Jeanette Taber and Debbie

Freedly of Boise vts}ted over thebf,. «nd Nrs. Adolph Dennler and w~kemj of the 20th wojth her Parents

bjl'. «nd Mrs. Rex Tahe'l'.

Mr. any Nrs, A}ex Weaver and sons iMl, and Mrs. Dale Laird and son«

of D r ~ge, Nonb M . md~

of Clark»ton, Nr. and Mrs. Gary Loh-Mrs, J. W, Farrington of Novato, man and daughters of Lewiston were>

Cauf and Nr . Minnie Weaver jn the Sudsy ~r guests «M'nd Mr«-home of Mr. and M . John Chapm«n G~. F, DennlerSaturday evening. Miss Burneda Cummings and Mrs

On Nay 18 Nrs. Wayne Wegner ~}eg"gave a b&hday p~y for Nm Don over the weekend vhth Nr md Mn.Dennler in their new home. Guestswere Nrs. Geo. F. Denn}er, Mrs, Tom A large crowd from the Ridge at-

tendej the Locust Blossom Fest}val.in Kendrick Saturday.

Mr, and M»>. Bob L«Ford and 3 Nrs. Wayne Wegner v}s}ted andch)kjren, Lewiston, were Friday e«- stayed with her grandchildren Tonyning guests at Cherrylane. snd Paul Dennler Saturday after

noon."Fjdd)er On The Roof~ Mrs. Ernest Dennler and Miss

Ernest Stelgers, after much effort Doris Dennler wen» visitors in Spo-has finally finished reroofjng his kans Saturday. While there theyresidence! visited Mr. and Mrs. Randy Waj)ace.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pope andWalter Zumhofe, Mrs. Betty Cow- Mrs. J. Johnson of MssouhL, Mont

ger and her smail grandch})dren visited for several days last weekStephanie and Vernon. joined h«with Mr. and Mrs. Don DN>n)er andfamily in Lehh&ton for a picnic on ch)ldren.Monday, Memo>i«) Day. Ml». Ernest Dennler visited Fr}day

afternoon with Mrs. Adolph Dennler.Gr«du«tie« Breakfast Miss Sh)>icy Dennler of Spokane

Following Lapwai gradua«n ex- visited over the weekend of the 20thercises on May 23, many « the 43 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ern-graduates, their dates and sever«) est Dennler.

lr parents enjoyed the Lancer Lanes Mr. «nd Mrs. Lee Root were Wed-i, unU) 3 a. m. then drove to the home Ac«day supper guests of Nr. and Mrs.of Nr. and Nrs. Roy Hejmgartner, Adojph Dennler.Stonypoint for a most enjoyable Mr. and Nrs. Walter Dennler, Ern-breakfast! est and Lawrence Schwarz visited

Sunday evening vsith Mr. and Mrs.The Don Hoisjngton family were Harold SI}fiow in Cameron.

Sunday afternoon dinner guests In Dav)d Rossebo and Debbie Pruettthe James Hoisington home at Lsp of Genesee were Saturday supperw«L guests of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hejm-

bjiss Teresss and Angels Hojsing- gsriner and fern})y.ton vere Monday overnight guests bjrs, Waltel Denn)er and Mrs. Tomof Miss Debbie Cole in Lehh'I»ton. Denn)er h~ted Tuesday afternoon

Joan Hughes, Seattle, hated in hh«h Mi. Ernest Dennler.the irma Stevens and Lloyd Steh'en» Mrs. Adolph Denn)er >~ted Wed-home rcpt)y. nesday!n the Tom, Walter and Geo.

Nr. and bjrs. Kelly Leachman ofpuyallup, Wash., hmited m the home bjl and bjrs. Mike Hed)er and Johnof their niece. Mrs. Lloyd Stevens visited Sunday evening with Mr. andone day last week. Mrs. Geo. F. Denn)er,

bfr. and hjrs. Dave Grimm and 3 bjr. »nd Mrs. Dale Laird and sonschildren, Lapwai, were even»g»s- of Clarkstr>n h~ited Sunday eveningitors last week at the Lloyd Sievens with bjr. «Ad 3 jr«. Donald Dennler.home.

CARD OF IhhaKSOur community w«s well repre-

sented at the Kendrick Locust Bios- bjembem of the b«nd snd the 283som Fesiival and all enjoyed it im- Club would like to express theirmensely! Thank brou, Kendrick! thanks to thorn who supported the

The Clea.-ovater River runs "High "fish pond" and "spin n's'" boothWide and Handsome" follovmg our at the Locust Blossom FestivaL

, hot weather. lt22p

y Sig Sear Ridge ~ Stony PointMr». Frnest Stelgers

Both he and Lee Heath w)}} usei some mater}a)s in their new homesi from these bu}}d)ngs.S>bjih~ >J ii

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i '' Nrs. Fred Baumgartner, Mt. AngelOregon, daughter Dorothy snd twasm«u grandsons were dinner guestst.". Uiie Glen Stevens home Tuesday,May 23.

After visiting cemeteries,'rs.Glen Stevens and her mother, Mrs.Cifford Poweli visited Mrs. Ben Hoff-man and her guests, Mr. snd Nrs.Hugh Malone, Benton, Wash., at Le-land on Sunday.

Nrs. Steve Kirkham and babyKristin have been visiting her par-ents, Mr. «nd Mrs, Darreu Kerbyat. Cherrylane recently.

3 jr». Eldon Heimgartner attendedthe, piano recital of small grsnddau-daughter Sh«una Heimg«rtner, heldat. Lewiston on Thursday evening,

Mr. and bfrs. Albert Hejmgartnervisited cemeteries with Nr. «Ad Nrs,Floyd Heimgartner on DecorationDay and were dinner guests of theirson «nd family.

bjrs, Newt Heath underwent minorsurgery on her knee last week andIs recovering satisfactoruy.

Mr, and Nrs. Cletis Hoisington vis-ited Wednesday afternoon with Mr,«Ad Mrs. Newt Heath,

Lois Johnston, Leonore, was theirThursday afternoon guest,

On Sunday, Nay 28, again JimSieigers bicycled from his home inthe Lewlston Orchards to his grand-parents home «t Cherry)ane, makingthe t.hird time he has taken thisexercise!

On Decoration Dsy Biu Steigers.Jr., «nd brother Jim were visitors atGr«ndp«Steigers, this trip by car.

Teressa, Angie snd Chantell Hois-ington spent Saturday afternoon withgrandparents, bir. and Mrs, CletisHoisington. bir, and Mrs. Hoisingtonand sons visited Sunday evening withhis parents.

Allen Heimgartner, son of WayneHeimgsrtners'eft for his summerjob with the U, S. Forest Service atBonners Ferry recenuy.

bjls. Hunter and "aunt. Charlotte"visited at the He!mgartner homefrom Friday unti! Tuesday of thisweek.

At tend bjr>nl«na Gr«duationThomas Dard Sieigers, gradua-

ting from Frenchtown High Schoolas va}edjirjori«n of his class receivedover $800 in various awards andscholar»hi ps on tV«dna»day eveningMay 24t.h,

Attending from our area were Ml.and Mrs. Ernrbst Steigers. proudgrandparenls. accom panied by Mr.and bjr». Loren R«UII'f. Ho!hell. AVA.

Ml', and Nrs. Loren Rstliff, Both-ell. resider>ts, after a busy v eek ofh&iung I'riends «nd relal.ihas, return-ed to their home via Soap Lake, lea-sing her parents home early Satur-day morning.

Ou))d Picnic

judge Guild wilt hs,vetheirannual potluck picnir dI»Aer onWednesday, June 7th «t BouMerCreek, all are welcome,

Ol}le>r Ne>v»

Nr, «nd Nrs, Larry Ga)ir>wav K~«Ad Kraig, Lehv)»ton,ice G'a)loway»p nt tl>e weekend withtheir >nother, Mrs. Euia Gallowayand Jerl'y.

bjr, and Nrs. Darrell Ma«full sndfan>I)y of Jul}«ett«were Sund«y eve-ning visitors of hfr and hjr». J. D,,Wilson and EIdon.

Mrs. Wayne Wilson vbs}ted withher folks. Mr «nd Mr», Herman

Gra-'am,

Qrangevllle on Sunday.Mr. Daryl Ingle, Kellogg spent the

weekend with his brother «nd f«muyMr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Ingle, SundayMr. and Mr». Jerry J Ingle «Ad theirguest. Daryl Ingle attended a pot-luck jam}i~ reunion «t the home oi'.Jfr». Ingle» A>Other, hjr». Emil Nel-son of Deary.

Chad Sneve spent Saturday w)jhGrandpa and Gr«Ad>A«, Mr. »nd Nr».Melvin Sneve. Mond«y bjr. and Mrs.;Nels Sneve and Chad helped h)» Dadwith the farming.

bjr. and Mrs. Brun )Veau. Puy-allup, WA,. Nr. and Mrs John F.Fro»st. Spokane and Mr. «Ad Mr».IDon Wali«ms and daughter of bfos-icow, were blond«y evening vj»itor»';in the homes of bjr», AAA«Bower andMr. «Ad 'hjrs,'hark» Bohver.

The annual Men>or}«i D«y potluckdinner at the Beth«ny LutheranChurch hh«s very >veil «ltended. 'I'ho»eronung fro>A «d}>st«nre >hare: Mr. I

«Ad bjrs. Paul Ellis.S}>d>kane„bjr,'Ad

bjr», Jim Church., Sl. Rr gls. bjoA.t«na; bfr, «nd bjr». B«n Chi«hob« and,Kim, Imvt»ton; Mr. «Ad bjrrs. Or«lhl}}eHal»ejh and gir)s «Ad penny I~- )1«nd of Cl«rk»ton. hjr. «l>d MM 1«. II

gvold A«», Cl«rkston, bjr». AnnaLong «Ad d>hug}>ter. hjr». Jim

Or}be>y,,'Ad

«on Eric}l, Gene'~, bj>». Nova.I'jode, )why»ton, Mr. «i>hi bjr». lloyd,Ne}»d>A «Ad f«ni>ly «Ad Mr> bjan>>elHan»on of Spd>k«ne snd Mr, rind Mr».

ID«hid» of Orof >no.bjr>s, Anna ljd>hver snd Mr, and Mr». i

C'>sr}e» I}r>hh'er hvew Sunday evrnu>g I

vI»}tor» IA the ho>Ac of Mr. «nd Mr». [l)on VV>lh«m», Mr>»rohv, bjr>nrt«y, hjr» I

Ann«Sower «Ari Mr. «Ad Mr». Chs>s, IBower «llended lhe annual Avon pic-

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nlic «t the Kenneth Wilkdn» )some.bfr, «Ad Mr». Anion MOe>S. Cour Id'A)ene were blond)sy Meonmrl«I D«y i

h1»jtors of bjr>s. Johanna Ne)>sr>A.

S tuel ) bjr @Ad Mrs- Orphieiljupp, Se«)tie. brought Mrr>. Arje}IA«jG«))r>hvay of f>«»co td> bjr». Lnmie I

IA}j)e's where «}>» will be vis>In>g for '.

»Ome lime.T)surssd«y rsnd Frjrbsy. Gsrrrsir) Ingks I

«i)end)ed «Gr>vernr>r*r> }Irg>anal 1>I«A-'lngCOAferenrr «1 MO>rdsdrhe.

bjr. «nd Mr». Gerald IAgh. blr»,,IJAA!e Ingle and hrr >rl>dlrr, Mrd A(ie. ii

line Gd«ll«W«y en jr>yes) is Shlodah'jrivso I

jr> He>sr)d}r>«>ter», W<"lpl>r «Ad Is>ercr, i

bjr. «Ad 3 jr». It>r.}s>sorj Vb >lt «Ad I

Bry«A «Pent the herd"}rrorj he!lb hrr'olk»,Mr, «Ad bjr>r. Erv!A I ja)»rth

«Arl Pem,ijr. i>nil Mr>r ))<>5 c.h»>ri;hisg» A

Ihh'ere Mrsnday >sf ter«sar»> vI>rsjr>r» of i

3>jr. >>l>rf Mi» Gr>>AI < Ieiornhagrn. InIu>e «vroI>rg Mr. «Ad hjr~. ) Is;rb Grs»la-

f»on «mj f«mlly r>s}}rdj sosl hvrrr rdhsp-

pel gurdsldr.hjr. >>A(j b)rir, }macr>> ).>«II>. rg dsni)

Utrry, lmvj> Ion, bjr ss»r) bjn.. I.ioydls, j hrryi «Ar) Jt>}>r> a>> I Kta>g

«Ai} Mr>S. bjr>A>lr H«A>rd>>1. SPOk«Arwere bjr>nd«y evening >rr>}>}>ror gr>nir)>s

IA the hon>e of Mr, «Ad hjrrs. O»r>srS}ins).

Mr. «Ari Mr>r. Homer .}o«r», A»>>sr-iIllo. Texas, arrived bj»y 22 fi>r

visit hv)jh )sbi mother. h'Ir», Alex Isr-»on. Sun>)ay Ihry hh'ere sli >}innergur>st» of )I}rrs. Helen 11>nrirh» >u>d

Harn>«A.b'Ir, «Ad Mr>s. Ray Jonr x ss>rj

R«ndy„Mr. AAd Mr>r. })orner 'Jonr»,Stevrh Emmeit and hjr». Helen HIA.rjc}»> hvere luncheon guests of theirA>other. hjr». Alex Iwr>ron Sunrisyevening,

Mr. and Mr>r. Homer Jone» «Adhfrs. Alex Imr>son hvare Mond)«y call-ers in tha lj«y Jones h«A>r IA lwhh'l>r-

jon.Ernie Jones «Ad I>on«)d of Kenne-

wick are hare visiung Aeighbd»», Mr.Jane«hss been «recent he>q>ij«l p«t-Ient and hi» many friends on ther}dgo >«4)I be h«ppy Io kl>oiw he ls)Auch Improved).

N js dirf)cuit Io»sy w)Nt }s I}njo»»I.

roe,-rrobort rr. G kjord.

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SARTOHI'AW)rEII

Off)co ln Posjafl)eo Iju))ding I

P)>one SSI)4081 II

IOSI>1DRSGK, IDAIIONod}la»sj«3>sj 9 a, m, to 5 p. I«

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BENDFL'S MBT,',PACKING PLANT ",

Custom slaughtering I

Meat Cut W|'app~II

arid Qrtleg FrozenLocker Beef Qy

Half and Quaiter

Custom Butchering

E~sy KeekMlles SIr IIhXF> %HOiLI} I'

Olb gQ5QS

II fJkerjnah Ihould No In Iy Stoa.) li

Kkre k&h j)p 43«s So hxrasigOII I,

I 4 NSBS ahg of ~~ Tee- I

00LFJ II)g)jv»air II

Plejje %%re.N41 II

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to build a new schoni

ol'l)j tile st)'eats

in your town'

t

Ies.l ISIII t ee I 0+vI)acketopportunity to do something about someproposed aetio}I that mhy effect his rights.

Tke p)}blfc hes s right to Ifj)oe)Ivt)at lt coststo build or improve e street or building in

your tove, Your local newspeper is the pub-

licatio}I y!}here you find that information.Your local newspaper is e long establishedmedium for such notices as provided bylaw or by official designation. And, it's oneof the many pubiic services provided by thisj)ewspaper.

For centuries, people have recognized theright of the community arid of the individual

to be put on notice,

Many citizejts don't understand what e legalnotice is, or wt)y they'e printed in your localI)ewspeper Many people don't read themuntil It's too Iete,

NEWSPAPERS OEL}VER THE lOCAL SfORY.

IDAHQ PRKScs ASSOCIATIOba>4iN AFFiLIAT}Of>} OF 88 WEEKLY

AND QAlL.Y NFNSPAPKRSLegal notices keep a citizen informed on

Ill g'hoot city aiirl cpunty }Icoon by official

FOR SALE-Like new large nei, jP}>sypen. $35. 276-3320 22tfc Le»lie Heimgartner, accompanied by

E3IPES ~N~~D house p«}njers Iaok-.'w)jh the Bob Heimgartner family in! Mr», Larry Lyons, spent the night

g or work, c«ll, 28 3612, Gene»ac i Yak}ma o t T~ma for overnitR SAldE: Q»ed bath tub. with the James Young famuy and,seer Cs>A>>true., 286-2611, G„ne»ee 'eturned home on Wednesday!

On Sunday, Nay 28, the Heimgar-TO GIVE AIVAY in good home, « Incr» attended « large f«mily

gather-'oung

goat to be bred in September.'Ing held at the George.Hardin home Icall 286.3866, Gene»ee, at Stites, Later they visited cemete-~

WANTED TO DO—Weekend Lawnor Yard Work. Reasonable Ratwn We nesday dinner gms@ of M

Lyle Deobajd 289-5897. tfn Marion Stevens Inc)ude Mr. «nd jNrs, Stanley Shannon of Spok«ne

I

FOR SAI.E—1970 )4ONDA TRAIL «Ad Mr. «nd Mrs, Glen Stevens. I

70. Good condition, Phone 275-3532. Frk)ay evening callers were Mr. I

lt22c «Ad Mrs. Le»lie Heimgsrtner.Kent. Ankney rej urned to Idaho

yr>R BALE crimson rod rbnbsrb. Falls on dsndsy. airs. Anbsmy and10c lb. Kenneth Jenkins, 286-3694, small daughter will join h}m later inGene»ee. June.

Mr. «Ad Nrs. Albert HeimgartnerFOR SALE —1952 CHEV Pickup. were Su„dsy d)nner guests in0')v)n Steigers home «ccompanled bySouthvbdck, Idaho 4t22c Mra Do))y Patterson.PLEASE TELEPHONE NE f«your

Avon productL Anlta Beche, 289.4128 i Frid«y visitors. Alvin and

j Ste}gers were Satulhday evening ca)3-

tFOR YOUR FULLER PRODUCFS —er».

}e«»e telephone me Nu)je Nab-,'any area residents visited thett, 2>6-3801. tf-no graves of loved ones over the Nem-

ori«l weekend,FOR SALE; 24" Srhhhinn bicycle. boss Janet Rant« and Dale Heim-

Exrellent condition. Cont«ct »>A gartner were stonypointgraduates'ebsrs>br>rI, AT 6.3116, Can»see f 'from Lap»s) High School which was,

IVANTEIl . b}»A«er Nor S"ott Bro>hrn, d}sm)~ «t ~pw«1 Nay 26.Apt. )sm, ». "pe~>anes>t Can~I M"'m ~Per and h~couple pre'erred, 2>864362 Gene~ 'of Mrs. Helena Brown Fridky

after-''ork

1V»»ierj: Y«rd work, farm work noon.or «Ay kind of job. 16-ye«r~ld boy.i bfrs. Brown and daughter MericAT 6.2133 I Cooper visited in bjoscmw at the,

home of R}soda Bateman on Thurs-IFOR UNION OII Products tn the dsy I

~251 fino, spent, Saturday v;ith their I8'r«nd mother Brohvn while U.ei r,>nother, Mrs. bjike Richardson, v,as',.

. a Lew}sto» visitor,bjrs. Emma XVe!chm«AA w«s a cail-

SAI.E--F«nry pigeons, 3-pair er the latter Part of the wee}r.}tol)ere, 1-pr. Trumpeter». Phone ', Ml, and Nr», Don Brown and child- j

ren Of Lehh&IOA Whore bjen>Orle) D«y i

, v)»!tor» of his mother, Helena Brohvn,)'Ojj SA}.)r--3»~I{i>ns of 15'and bjrs. Wm, CooPer a»d Mrs, Helena

lparker) rol)er hvit)> r xlra roller» B>own were Memori«l D«y eve callers)5". Haro}d M«)u>A, Deary 877-3)87 at the bjo»cow and Jun«ett«rernete-

2I2lr ries.bjrs. Lily Maund, Juliaetta and her

AUCTION SAI.E granddaughter, LInr)a HoisingtonOf )Iou>sebo}d I'ur«bsh)ng>s of were Sunday afternoon guests in ti>e

Mr. >snd hjrrs. Dsh'id Carrell Ciet)s Hojslngton hon>e. Llnd«washjooday, Ju«e sjh»I«rling «I 6 P. m 'over from Se>stUe for the weekend.

JOBS KVAbnTED —Have l«wn mow j Ken Stelgers worked bmI)y }~ter. h,Oil jr vel, snd other y«rd, week rema'� "g recent)y p "mh

o k L D~bsld Phone 289 ihvjr}ng «nd p)umbing from hc dh-I mantled I'ormer S)ickpoo Missioni children» home.

WA)h TED TO BUY fromosier�.'round

160 «cre» af hvoodjrx) land,I'O'ill psy r..«sh, 'IVrlte P. O. Box

538}, Spokane, W«ds}>. 92205 47)9pj

FOR SALE: 1970, 3-lbedjroon> Fleet-I

brood bjobile I)erne. 12'x64" hhilh7'x 1 4" ex>>r>ndo, fur»I>shed. C«ll882-}268, bjoerohh, atter 6;00 p. Al,

FOlt SALE —Cracked Eggs. 25c I

do»en. Your own rout «Incr>r,'ueis.«Ad Frl. Hohv«rd IVa)ff, Ph.,

289-50M 52trIO'Ah'TED — Son>>sons Io lake over

'h>AIA Jul!«etta for iru»>A>rrr'nonth».Csl! Maxine Fry. 276-3532. I

) I22rI

)IORSES))OK) NGBob i<~r Ih ~A

1Ve a)»o Break «Ad Tr«IA )Ior»rs».13eary„ ld«ho. I'hone 877-2414

ht21p,

FO}t SAI,E - -) I>6) Seoul, frill top,r«dio, heater, hub>r, r>uxj)lr>ry

t«nks,,'ood

condition. Al»o one hvheeltrailer hhljh h«rdhh'«re for bulnperhookup. WI}bur Corkill, )Kendrick.Phone 289 5650. )I.21nc i

FOR SALK—'62 Ford F«}con St«tion.>Vngon. B.cy)., Stirk, lt k H, spare I

Iirhhs Ih hvheeb>. Good «ppesrance;Depend«ble, good running condi-,Uon. Ernest A. Sje)gers, Rt. I Box26, Jullastta, phone 276-3336.

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DID YOV KNOW YOU CAN RENT—Rug sham pooers, f)oor poli»hers,stapler«, lawn t..hatch»ra, ferullxer»pro«der», hand j,ruck«, sewer tape,pipe threaders, laddem and manyother Items at ABRAhfS HARD-WARE CO., Kendrick. tf42c

FOR SALE—1966 Chav. Impala, 9-pss, »tation )vgn, 827 V-S, AT andMichelin» l)rcs. 1955 StudebakerP)cki>p. )ohv n>I}age, good rubber.O.fL Sundowner p}ckup ca>Aper.prop«Ae stove and refrlg. «)capsfour. Lawrence Stock Saddle. farmfitter tree. Stan Heplcr 289-4B52.

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TREK DBSTRSBUOORHeavy Duty, Fu))y au«rants»xL Am«or)can.made under carriages «Ad

parte to fit «11 crawler tractors. Youcan't afford to rebu))d your under-carrlagea when you can gst direct,who)os«I» prices on new! Neet «amo»pacific«Uons as original eqtl)pment—parts Interchange.

Dealer Pr)ceaTo A)1 Custon)ors

Exim'pit>)>!D-7 Ra}Is, 86 L)nk, oa,........$475,44D-e Ra)bj, 30 Link, aa, ......8828.425A Ra}ls, Sl Link, ea...... $200.20HD4/6 Ra)la, 88 Link. aa,. „...220,21TD-0 II«)I», SS~ ea, .....8102,50TD-8 fta)I», 82 Ljnk, e«„..........14S.24D-4 Roaer Shel)s, I T, ea, .......$1504TD-0 Roller Shells, w/bu, ea $ QS.NLlka prices on other a)xes—Id)ar«sprocksts, «haft», roll»ra, top andbottojnd seals, etc, order early beforoyHeos tncraases,

Used MachineryI-I»sa Roll»ra4-10+ ft. JD Center Drive Weeder»0U-D-6 Farm, Excellent2U-D4 Farm, Rxc«1)entVU.D-4 5 Rol)or, FarmVU-i' Roller Farm w/nsw doserHD-S Ifb,rln-81095.000—12 It. Model 8 Dr)1)» on Rubber1—10 ft. hfod»1 8 prj)1 an Rubber.Plows, Fertjljssn» Spro»»I«rs, Spr)ng-

toaths, If vs, Djses, ojaDR SUPPLY5)n>o ~t>

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THE GAZMrlTE " NEWS, THURSDAY, JUNE I, 1972

W808 SAYS %%RANKS

The W, 8, C, 8, oP ttje'Unttud Met-hodist Churjjh thank, aQ the erttjjtu

'who exhibited pictures at the ArtShow Saturday, A)co tlute to ullwho helped hang the pictures andthose who played the organ duringthe show.

4-H Four PawsSaturday morning we got reedy

for the parade. Our float wes aboutdog obedience, We hed Snoopy'u doghouse end e Snoopy dog was placedon the house,

We are grateful to our drawer,Vicki Brooke, who fu e wonderfuldrawer.

We had four dogs und niasters,These are the owners —Brenda Tay-lor and her dog, Zup; Laura Wjjljunisand her dog Sparkle.s; Vicki Brocke

j end her dog, Pierre and Ferris Cuddy'nd her dog Squeaky.We came in second place in the

parade. —Pieces CuddyAssistant Reporter

!C AIRR) Oli' llANKS

!My most sincere thanks goes out

to friends unc) neighbors for theircarcls, letters, visits, calls und in-quiries while I wus at the convales-ence center and since returning home.

, Your kind end thoughtful acts willalways be remembered with deep-est gratitude. —Nrs. Cora Jennings.

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ROWSY'IFountain Lunch Beer Peel

Daily, Noan Special —Home Made Pies and Soup Spangle were weekend guests of Nrs.Lucjle Hoffman. Nr. and Nrs, AdellHotfman, Portland were recent vfsltors.

Mrs, Hazel Thornton attendedgraduation exercises for her grand-daughter Cheri Thornton at Oro-fino Sunday and was an overnightguest of Nr. and Nrs. Alan Nudajen.

Nrs. Charles Hoffnlan encl Mrs.Donald Morgan were Sunday after-noon visitors of Nr, and Niv. RoyCraig, Nr. and Nrs. George Haughwere Sunday evening visitors.

Nr. and Mrs. Lyle Parks and dau-ghters of B)acktoot were guests

oi'is

parents, Nr, and Nix. HomerParks Sunclay and Monday, Joiningthem for Sunday dinner were Nr, andMix. Hud Roach and boys of 1<am-ish an(l Mr. anc) Nrs. Luther Parl<sand femny. Mr, and Mis. Hob Love-joy and girls of Lew)ston vjsjtcg onMonday.

POOL YOURNAMENT WEDNESDAY NlGHYS

S:00 p. m. —Double Elimination —T)Yo Tables

VlSIT OUR HEN LUNCH ROOklEnjoy Your Coffee Break and Lunch In

a Pleasant Informal Atmosphere

Marion Sc Ellen Rowden

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dinner guests of Nm. Addie Lowery~ LOCal NeWS ik pottotan, Soodoy, ktay 28, tottoto.ing visits to the cemeteries.

f Kendrick Nrs. Eula Miller attended com-

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mencement exercises at Lew)stoni High School Friday evening. Her

iclarvn grandson Jon D. Nij)er was amongLong on Locust Blossom Day were Lose g7aduau>~. Ru h McDonald, Mrs. Florence Nr . Cora, PetMck, Issaquah, Wash.Moyer and Mrs. Addie Lowery, all of Nm. E) fe pym, Spokane, Mm Har-Pullman. riet Wischmeier, Little Bear Ridge

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Long were were evening callers of Mr. and

Advertjs)ng Pays —Try It

SOIL STERILANT

For Eliminating Weeds AroundBUILDINGS, DRIVEWAYS USE

FENEVARl i'< iYi I i

GEO. F. BROCKE 4 SONS, IIO,KENDRICK, RDAIIO Phone Z)N-RZSI

S~<lpI,", "|c QSCOTT'8—

BURT'S CAFE" t/2 PriCeTURF BUILDER, ~

SCOTT'S —2,500 Bug —Reg. S6.95 Value

NEED I FEED, .

CIIARCOAL LIGNTER, " " 51.$8

2.RIIRNER GAS CAINP STNE, " . 515.88

DELUXE LANN CHAIR,

CAMPING TOOL SET, " " " " S)L$8

PICNtC JIIG, """"" "".81.$$

1-GALLON COOLER, 85.$$

ICE CHESTS, ."

Teel Rr)d Jejln Fey Kendilck, Idaho54.$$

SATURDaY Nial'PECIALDINNER STEAK

84.$5

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51.5$ to 52AC

Aleams HaR'dwIAeKendrick, Idaho Phone 289-4051

SPRING CLEAN-0THANKS FOR A SUCCESSFUL FESTIVAL

%'e think the community owes a special

thanks to all the hard-working people who

contributed so much of their find and effortYOU CAR)

SURE, WHY NOT!to make this year's Locust Blossom Festival

the success it was. It is folks like this who

keep our community alive and growingdA.fter a long, hard winter, your car needs

a clean-up and a tune-up. Months of cold, iceand minter driving are rough on a car. Tobe ready for summer s dnvmg bring yourvehicle in for a spring check-up. You'l besafer on the road this summer.

Sno-Boy Cabbage, ............lb.10c,Sun-kist Oranges, SS's, ........6lbs. $1.00-Armour's Sliced Bologna, ............lb.63cMJB Coffee, ......................1 lb. 97c '

.2 lb. .. $1.793 lbs. $2.79T

Scotties Facial Tissue, 200's, .....3/$ 1.00Sea Island Pineapple Chunks, No. 2 .3/89cNestlcs Chocolate Chips, 12 oz........89c

OEPENRARLE STANRARN NEATING OIL...the hoot there IM

Call 28$.5T'l1 for Survtou

Nrs. John Wilson und Mrs. Ada Cejn. gMo, ood Mto, Dtok cuddy koid Leijjr)d Ne+S

open house for relatives and friendswho were here Saturday to attend Mgg Juanj@festival activities. Those in and outduring the day included Nr. end Mrs, Ian Rogele, 21-month~id son QfDavid Ball and children of Potjatcho Nr and Nrs Richard Rogers ofMrs. Roger Nelson and daughters ot Lewfston js jn San Francisco whereNoses Lake, Tom und Robert Cuddy he js going to undergo open heartof Thompson Falls, Mont„Nrs. Rol- surgery He is the gibson oflin Armitage and Mrs Duane Neske, and Mrs. Bill Rogers and greatI.ewiston, Mr. and Nrs. Ray Cuddy, grandson of'r. and Nrs. NarvinArne Cuddy, Mrs, Elmer Cuddy and Vincent.Kelly of Southwick area and Lynne Nr and Nrs, Roy Craig and Nr.

om and RobertCuddy remained as guests of the ago saturday and Sunday visitors otCuddys until Monday morning when Nr. anc) Nrs. Charies Craig in Seatt)ethey returned to their home at where Charles was a patient at theThonipso" Falls Swee))sh Hospita) ha> ing

Nr. encl Mrs. I.ester Crocker and to major surgery. He is getting along

Nrs. Eu)a Nj))er were Sunday c)inner quite we)) and was moved last week

guests ot Mr. and Nrs. )Y, D. Mj))er tn a convalesceiit honie in Seattleand family in Lewjston. iYh))e in Seattle the local

couples'ere

Saturday overnight guests of,On Monday Nr. and Mrs. IVm. L Xlr, and Nrs. Arnold AYa))ace.

Rogers encl LeAnn were guests of Mcw. Lenora Nea! and Edna Elc-Nr. encl Aitrs. David Christensen in )unc), Santa Anna. Calif., were over-Moscow. ni ht guests of Nr, and Mrs, Nar- '

vln Vincent last week, They aie cou-Patricia Johnson came home Sat" 'ins of Mrs. Vincent.

urday from Iowa State Unj«rs)ty Mr. and Mrs. Robert Draper werefor a short vacation with her grand amon dinner guests at the home ofparents, Nr. and Nrs. Lester Crocker. )i)r. anc) )jl». Bill Deobald and fam-

Mr, and dlfrs, Richard Rogers left i)y at Moscow at week ago Sunday„'

their two-year-old son, Ian, in the for Barbara Deobald.Saturday for San Francisco to enter The dinner wus 0, grec)nation digger j

'ospital for heart catherization and Mr. anc) Mrs. Wes)ey Pike and'ossiblyopen heart surgery. family Spohune wcic weehend guests

Mr. and Nrs. Ed Dammarell and oi'r. and Mrs. Lloyd Craig, Sundaychildren of Boise and Nr. and M~ !afternoon visitors were Nr. and iSIrs.Frank Dammarell of Smoqualmie, George Haugh, Orotino and Mr. and.>Yn., were weekend guests of their Roy Craig. Nr. and Nrs. Lyle Harri-

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parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Damma- son. Lewiston, were Sunday efter-rell. noon callers.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown were pre- Nr. and Nrs. Roger Stoker and'ent as their granddaughter, Lynda family. Idaho Falls, were weekendJensen was graduated from Moscow guests of'r. and Mrs. Gordon Pet-!High School Friday night. ers.

ltilrs. Ed Brown attended the Gold- Mr. and Nrs. Narvin Vincent wereen Wedding Open House 1'or Mr. and Monday visitors of 1VIr. and Mrs.!

)Nrs. Jesse Oylear at Harvard Sun- Dick Lange, Lewiston and of Mr. and;day. Mrs. Herman Johnson.

Nrs. John Deobald and family, Visitors the past week in the homeNr. und Mrs. R. L. Blewett and their of Nrs. Elsie Hoffman were Mrs.

I houseguest, Nrs. Rex Blewett of Pearl Baumgartner and Mrs. RobertHawaii, and Mr. and Nrs. Ben P. Dich) and sons of Nt. Angel, Wash.,Cook attended the Blewett family Mr. and Nrs. Hugh life)one ot Seat-reunion at Gifford on Memorial Day. ))e. Phyllis Malone. Pullman, Nr. and.

I On Sunday Mr. and Nrs. Wayne'rs. Howard Smith, Koos)da, Mr.'arris and children, Mr. and Nrs.'. und Mrs. Glen Brazier, Genesee, Nrs.!Doug Harris and sons and Mr. and,'a)ter Crawford, Coeur d'Alone, Mrs

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)itfrs. George Brocke were dinner 'jiartha Wllken, Nrs. Effie Powe)),guests in the Jerry HarMs home. The i Mr. and Mrs. Hotvard Hoffmun, Mr.

joccasion honored their son, Keith, unct Nrs. Glen Stevens und Mr. und'n his graduation. Mrs. Herman Johnson.

!Mr. end Nrs. Jerry Armitage and~ Nr. and iMIrs. Robert Draper were

,family of Spokane, Nr. and Mrs, Ross Thursday evening visitors of Mr. and

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Armitage and Max of Culdesac and! Mrs. Harl Whjtfnger,Kristin Strohm of Craigmont were I Mr and Nrs. Roy Craig were Tues-guests of Mr. and Nrs. Nax Clemen- '. day visitors of Nr. and Mrs. Roberthagen Saturday and attended Locust Draper. Nrs Harold Larson end Nrs.Blossom festivities. Kelly and Darr- Hazel Thornton were also visitors.en went home vvith their grandpar- I

Mr. anc) Nrs. Narvin Vincent wereents for an overnight stay.

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Monday morning vjsjtorvMr. end Nrs. Jack GVarren, Gerald. Nr and Mrs. Ecl Galloway, Ju)ju- i

Warren and Baby of Pineville, Ore., «ta were Monday visitors ot Mr, andEmery Warren and Steve Joy ot Mrs Harold Larson.Walla Wa)ja were guests of Mr. and i Nr. and Mrs. Delbert Hottman,Nrs. Les Nicols during the

weekend..'ack

also visited with his sisters and '

families, the Bruce Mays and the Nrs. A)lie Row)and, Roosevelt, AMz.;i Eldon Glenns while here.

(Mr. and Nrs. Ar)ie Allen, Jul)aetta

Mr. end Mrs. Fay Bates of Aums- and Mrs. Jessie Bateman. Mr. and'ville, Ore., were Saturday and Sun-'Nrs. Wayne Darby ot SIoscow, Mr.day guests of Nr. and Mrs. Frank I and Nrs. Clarence Alexander undAbrams. I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foster und duug-!

Lee Nagnuson went to Pilot Rock. hters were afternoon visitors.Oregon to attend graduation Friday,, Nr. and Nrs. Ed Corkill and Kelly I

Beccy Racicot, daughter of Mr. and, of Portland visited Monday morning ~

Nrs. Dennis Recicot, former Kend-! with Gene Foster and Nr. and Nrs.rick teacher, was among the grad-(Art Foster.uates. Another former Kendrickite, t Mr. and Nrs. Ne)vjn Garner of E)kRev. David Braun, delivered the corn-'. City were Tuesday guests in the Artmencement address. Mr. and Mrs. 'oster home.

'Robert Nagnuson and Gem were the Nr. and Nrs. A. O. Kenikkebergguests of Mr. and Nrs. Robin Magnu- were Sunday supper guests of Nr.son and family Sunday and Monday. and Nrs. Ralph Lee fn Moscow.

Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sted-j Nr. and Nrs. Roger Nelson andman joined Rev. and Nrs. Samuel daughters ot Noses Lake werc inStedmen and family of Lewiston, Nr.

~Kendrick for the festival and werc

and Nrs. Doc A)den of Arcate, Ca)jf.,! Saturday overnight guests of hisMr. and Mrs. Walter Romaine oi' parents, Nr. and Nrs. Ed Nelson.Vallejo, Calif., for e family reunion Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nelson andI

at the Scott Smith home in Ahsahka. I daughter Darcy, Richland, were Sun-In the evening all attended the grudu-! day and Monday visitors )n the Nel-ation servfces in Oronno to see Bill son home.Smith receive hjs diploma. Mr. and Nrs. Richard Lind and

Monday guests of Nr. and Mi~.~

daughters of Payette, Mr, end Mrs.Fred Stedman were Mr. and Mrs. j Milton Lind and family, Nr. end Nrs,Adrian Schoonover of'ewiston. I Walter Eberherdt end Mrs. Gertrude

Saturday afternoon the Alvin How-~

Radegust oi'ewiston end Leon Linderton family left for Seattle where, of Moscow were guests in the paulthey were guests ot Lillian's sister Lind home Saturday.and husband, Mr. and Mrs, Steve Guests of Mr. end Nrs. BurtonShaw. They also enjoyed d)ggjng Souders, Sr., during the festivalfor clams, golfing, riding the ferry weekend were his ulster and husband,to Kingston and watching the horse Nr end Mrs. Julius "Bud" Ceaser ofraces before returning home Tues- Seattle.day. Mr. and Nrs, Clifford Trout and

Cindy Osborn, accompanied by family of Mf)ton-Freewater wercSally Galloway, arrived Friday nightl guests of Mrs. Bill McCreery andfrom Spokane to spend the Memorial Kjm Trout while here to attend Klm's )Day weekend with her parents, Mr. I graduation last weekend. Pran ac- Iand Mrs. Milford Osborn. Friday eve- ij companied them home for e week's

'ingyoung Sally hed the misfortune ivi~11

to fall from e horse and break her~arm. Cynthia is making her home,with the Galloway family while at- CON WAY'8tending KBU in Spokane.

Saturday night Milford's sister, I Refl igerRtiOII SerVieeMrs. Bertha Ackerman and familyot Grangevf lie arrived and were over-

'ightguests fn the Osborn home. Cen gULMANrrl'A ZT6.8941l

Mrs. Shirley Wilson end daughtersIarrived Friday to spend the week-

end with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clemcn-hagen. They were joined Saturdayby Mr. end Mrs. Hero)d Wilson end I gEK Ug FORfamily, Linda Gill and son Johnny,all of Spokane end all were week- ELECTRMC IIATEIRSend guests.

Sunday dinner guests of Mr. andMrs, Art Poster were Mr. end Mrs,Jlm Lengdon, Mrs. Boardman, Gco. W'ATES MIEATEIRSZones end Anne Knight, ell of Seat-tle; Mr. end Mrs. Guy Fostei', Ryder- PHIL JOHNSwood, Vjrash„'r. end Mrs. MarvlnHunsen end family, R)tzv)j)e, Wash ' PIIONE ZTC-814Z JULKAE~AMrs. Emma Langdon, Clerkston;

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