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KENDRICK AND GENESEE, LATAH COUNTY, IDAHO
Mts. James Holt
Elected President
Of Garden Club
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Mrs, James Bait waa Inst«Bed as
of the HIH and VAIhy
president
Garden Club for 1978-74
Homocamlng is coming up October sent a Skit whkh wN help deter- proparaUona far the dance after the
regular business meeting hst
5Ul and the week preceding wiH be mine the class with the mast spirit. game. Then at 7100.the Kendrick
d«y «f ternoan,
fNod with many'pitif-fIBed
«ctivlThursday is "dress up day" at KHS TIgera wHI moot the. Clat~~~ -WolOther officets InstaHed were Mri; Uoa with Its cBtnsx being Friday whoro everyone wiH be wearing thob'es on the playing .fhM for:.-An exWayn Yenni, vice pre«Ident,;, Mra night with the faatb«H game, the beaL That tdght at 8;00, tits aorpoa- citetnont4iHed
borneo ~t~~ i game.
Eddie G«Iktw«y, secretaty4teaaurer
pubHc dance and the crowning of tine wiB bogftt. 8, wiH proceed from Duting the h«lfUme.the KHS DtIH
and Mrs, Agatha Perkins, reconHng tho KHS Homecoming Queen.
to JuH«etta and back sg«In. Team wN perforNL Ca
secret«ry, Mrs. Sob Watts was the
Thh week wiB be Spgirit Week with
the stop «t. Jullaetttt, awards to be phyed by the band,
inataNng aNeer for the candl«light
each ahsa competing for the 'Most wiH be given for Mss and Mr, Spirit
TIton
Marty
certtmany.. Catttsgos weie pie- Spirited Class". The classes wN be of KHS. ~~~4 1
for thh honor Cleat.~enand Jatne¹8ouderawHl
sente4 to .thft new officer«an4 .the abh to decorate the halls, lead yells, are: Setdor Eva WIHcen snd Nick have the ptivHege'of crow'ning. the
.luncheon hottt4tsses by MrIA
1978 Homeaattdng Quetml
make buttons and anything else ta Antdtsge; tutdors-Ruth«an
Sptoul who made all of .them ftcttn ptove to the teachers that they are eaon and Don Benjamin; Sophotttcees
The dance fctHowlng,the gaitte wNfresh garden flowers.
the most spirited eh«a
Katrina McQaty and Qhnn S«Hoy; be hold ftom 10:00.;.:4o1100, .'The
The It«eon otL "Terrarltttns" mid,
Vicki Jcihns and RLck theme thhl year Is ":Here Comi the
Monday wN be "Grubby Day"— Frtathtttan
ably demonstrated and supervised
TIgem'I"'he 4«ttce h open to the .
the four high school classes wiH have Steigw» With the pause at
In» a couple of minutes to decor«to their the winner
Weyen. She gave
of the "Most Spirited pubHc and everyane hl «neourig«4 to
farntaUclt ot types of containers to home roam door with a first prhe Chas" award wN be «nnounceL The
the nlbcbag of p1anHag aolh and ribbon to bo given for the beet
QIANA
sorp- tlute wHI then move on to the
how to phnt th» varkxN kinds of
Say eeL, 0
Tuesday the varsity chcerlesdote school wheze the battflre, pzepctrod [email protected]
pI«nts Into the cantMttartL
wN be selling loHypops and p ~ng by the Fr ~~~.- wN be hokL'Here
Tuesday, Oct 9 wNbe high school
Club ~~hers gava a hearty- w¹I- out buttons for everyone ta wear for Stttdtmt Sady prosidaNC. Steve mch- CaHoge Oti~~«tt~ Day at
come. to nine members attettdhtg Qw rest of the week.
nor wiH announce the four fin«I cand- high schooL CoB«go« and UniveraNes
ftttttt the Ttoy White Pine Q«rdtm
the cheer- id«tea for Hattutcamfng Quean from a from across Ute state wIH Jtavtt xeprtt'Wednesday morning
Club and to Mra Vent Wegn«r of leaders wiH be preparing a breakfast fIOM of 12 lovely- huB«a
~t«ttves pteaottt to 'dhctue the4r
Cameton.
fot'he foatbaH players and the coach- Friday Is Orange and Slack Day. InaUtuUans and.fts programL School
Mra RoNn Arttdtttge snttounced «a. That «ftornaan a pop assembly The studcmt council wN have a busy will be dhtnhaed for the upper four
flower show ot .wN be hold and each class wN pre- d«y decor«ting «nd n ~~~~ other grades that day.
the chrysanthemum
the CIO«rwater Dlsttfct of Id«ho
State Garden Clubs to be hcdd oi,
Wednesday, Oct. 8 at the MILsatdc
Hall at QrangevIHO. Thh Ia open,
lo the pubHc between 8 and 4 pJn,E
Memhm are urged to attend:a«4,
«lea ta enter «n anettgement or a:"
horUculture
entry In cut chryesn-!
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Dan - Robinson, Idaho State
special
Grange Wastes; Ãr«,-D«n Robinson
present at a
Te«kean
Morton
Pteusslar,
mesUng At Tettkettn Grange HaH «nd
Mottd«y:-,ev«ttlttg,
October 1, IFrom Orange Master.
.Veni Chaato PItotpi
lett, to rlt'tht are Tod IL- Attdck, Asshtant to'the NAUotuLI Grange Mas-
St«te «nd local Grange ter;
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Also. mombors are «eked to take
an Item ar Items for the "Oatmtry,
Store" which lcd be ane of the high-.
lights at, the shaw.
Refreahmenta ot bars and coo@he
served at the close of tha meet- .
Ing by Jo Sea«cater, MHHe Corkia
Rhine Qagowsy and AdoHO Lublaw
who was flHIng In for Jeasle Erlewlnedue to an Injured foot «nd w«a tmable to attend.—ht.C.
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Private Kiaderg'axten-
Plaas Undemay
Phns are being made to start a
klndsrg«rtett for ates chiMren wha
must be five years of age by October
15. Many p«tcmt¹'f k4«dergatt¹u
agtt chHdran have expressed a desire
ga Io khtdtuTI«rt
thht Uma 17 OMIdtett ar«.Itn-,.
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pretty and spirit«4] ptsesntno'~ wlrk «nd ccePlinsth% of,
" 1«N«s,"-tho-vtLtttlty
'he -Ham
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In the''praapecth~
wN be taught by Mra Attita ets of KH8, have done tnuch of the,-They ate, from ett to rfghtt Dolt«, Tt
Sech«, wha graduated with a S. S.
degree In element«ry educ«Uon this
sununot ftctm the University of Idaho.
%ra Boche dM her stttdont teaching In the second gr«de; has taken
and pte-»chaOI
development
chHd
courses and a«shied In k4ndorIIttrt¹n
«cUvlUo«. Sho Caught Rttvintnmcattttl:
Studies Ia tifth and eighth graders
at the University this attmmor, dur»
lng vhich Umo «be co«tetrad
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superintendents
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the state to Imtram throughout
prove sttd expand hor tattchlng akIBA
The cl«aa wIH run for three mornings a week, at a cast. of 815 par
month, plus a 85 foe for school auppHea, which Includes the cost of «
math workbook, poncHa, cntyctna, sclNeta. otc. It h hoped that the kind'
otg«rton wiH be in ««salon by the
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k of October 8.
TLL&vo ot the mothers of klndot
garien «ge chHdnst mot «t the home
of htes. Scabs 8«turday morning and
discussed iho tent«Uve progntm. It
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tata docidod that when the le~thor
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is tao bad for driving, class lrauld
nat moog but would w«IC ta resume
when the wvathor ia permissible.
Any patents wha have nat been
cant«ctcd or who have quoatlans ate
urged Io call Anlta Soobo al, 280':-,¹tLTiak: II
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Teakean . Qr«nge
hosts at «n Invtt«Uan«I meeUng Non« thrctugh the resaluUons «nd learning
day tdght honoring spechl guesh how mcotbers could become a part of
'Ted Atnlck, Washington, D. C„aa«4L- tlda, The rural planning commission,
tant ta tha National Grange M«ster he s«M, «re being set up to h«lp
and Idaho State Grange Raster Dan Intpiemsnt the rural development act
Robinson and Mrs. Robinson of S«gle, at 1978,
Grange works, he continued, at
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Hugh Parks. Id«ho State Grange mete the well being ot the f«rmer.
Deputy far CIo«rwatar and Nasperce The paHcles of the Grange begin with
counUoe and Mts, Parks; both sre tho cst«bB«bmonts of local paBcio¹
member»
of the Lapval Valley which h advanced ta the State and
Qrange, and Wayne Pane«a, Id«ha eventu«Hy io the National loveh. This
State Grange Deputy for idaho «nd h the ttnlque feature, he said, In
Lewis« aaunUO¹,. Nos Pone County poHcy making which has helped the
Pomona Master and a ntontbor of Ulo Grange nudntaln its gr«sa roots syaCtddes«a Grange. Eight Oranges In tom of yolky development."
At, the claao of the moeUng a covaH wore represented, Including Te«koan, Kendrick, L«pwai Valley. Oto- oted 4I«h luncheon mu sorLM in the
fino, Ouldos«c, Clayton Heights, Nning ntattt of the hall with 'the
Kennedy Ford and Albion. IVttah. To«keen Qtettge hNoa serving.
At the cBmax of Amhk's on+Jay
Te«koln Qr«nge Master htarvfn Pru«H«r @resided at the mooUng with viaft In the northern p«rt of Idaho,
htsstor of tjto, Interviotc&g members and t«king
JLT«tm g On«lett,
KendrNc Qr«nge «nd Mr. No«44 pictures of v«rlaua Qr«ngos and their
M«ster of the Ototlno Grattipt «hla praJocta for the purpose of making
«documentary fHm tar the N«Uan«I
being.. present.
MHowlng the InttctdueUan ol Mr, Qr«ngo ho took Ume aut «lang with
Amlck by St«te Master D«n- Robin-I the St«to Master Wcdttetd«y montt«lk'aa Ing ta tour the Kendrick Grange hall
«on a vocy inform«Uve
gIVen by Mr. Attdck on Grange lead- and to goi pictures of their msgr
project of romod«ling and tundng a
Or«hip and tttembership prttgrtama
biggest oppartttnity for lhe farmer grocery store Info a commeeting
Qrange. Amick «add, h ta become toriable and convenient
lnvolva4 ln Ule county rur«I p1«n- place.
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Tashaan Grange Monday Evening
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It wss the UtrIB ot a llfetlme for
Glen Wagner, Camoran «ro« fan«or.
when ho shat this moose ln the boch«a area 8opt. 19. Idaho moose por.
mits «te issued by special dr«wings
game rules
eely, and ance
m«ka the lmnier Ineligible for furth-
au~ui,
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Taken an Wanderer Ridge In the
Lachaa area, tbo huge animal'a weight
w«tl a«Urn«lad
at 1800 paunds. Tho
horne tnosautod a spread of 40+ inchoa and 8 Inch«a «t the widest palm.
Glen «nd his wife, Jean, had hunted
the area for eleven days before locaUng and bagging tho moose.
Annual Big Becxr Ridge
Saraar October 6
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The first at the community~nsorod b«s«ars >vHI be hold thh 8«t'tday evening, October 8, ai, the Blg
Bear Ridge Community H«IL The
ladles at the Happy Home Club wN
and serving a h«m
bo preparing
supper, home-made Itioa and raH« and
«H the extra trintmittga.
FOBatclng Uto supper thoro wlH be
an auction of homcm«da fancyttmrk.
Prices for the supper, wldch begitts at 8:80 pJtt„wOI bo
for «dulls; $ 1.75 for children up to
grado and 8 OMIdten utidor the «ge
at 8 wiH bo served free.
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Surprise Party Honored
Walt Sigham, 82
Ity MIBlo CarkHI
"My good health Is «ttributcd ta
my wite's gCtad cooking," wtts thc
hearty response at W«ltot Blghttttt,
former Amorlc«n Ridge t«nnot; wha
Ia woH known In the Kendrick aro«,
but sittce hh roUrcmant h«a mado
his home In Cauor O'Ahtto, Sunday
ho absorvcd bis 82nd birthday.
The ace«sian was marked at an open house In his honor at the home
Mrs. Ernest Andrews af
of Mr
Americ«n Ridge. 'Many ttlcatda «nd
rolativos of the guest attended.
Sigh«m, born itt 1891 the aon of
Sam «nd Litt«SIgham at Kendrick,
w«s r«Ised at the fartll honte now
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September's rain totslel 1.78 Inchfar 1078, reported John I*uodko,
ralnf«ll tlgutes for
wha m«lntains
Uta SCS. This amount ot moisture
w«s greater than that tar Ule ««mo
mottth in 1078, which cc~ 1.88 I«ches.
The crap year raint«H for Gonetoe
w«a 0,10 Inches less than half that
which w«s rocatdod tar 1078; 18.58
i«chas.
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occupied by tha Andrawa
Sigh«m t«rmei on Amorican Ridge tutUI hia retirement In 1058 «nd
«ftot that moved ta Caout''Alone
Lvhcto ha c«n put«us hla hobbles at
hunting «nd fialdng,
mast at hla ap«re
for «am«B arch«td and
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Flintstones To Neet
Thursduy,october
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Members ot the Flint«tan« Rack
Club cc& moot Thursday, October 4,
at 7;00 p.m, at the Kendrick Ate
HalL 8poakcr for the ovotdng wlH
be Dan G«lbrlth, wha wiH dhcusa
the Ido«UIIO«Uan at stone@
They'l t«co Culdoaac: Hate are the'econd ntwl Dennh Lukocart; KoBy
Kendrick Tigers for 1078. They wiH; CIomotdt«gon, Ran tVhittum, Ran SHbe mooUng Culdoa«c HS Friday night flaw, httko 13ao, S'cvo Craig. Third
faatb«H g«mo. 'ntw-. D«n Stolgont, Kon Stolm„John
ln the hamoaandng
The Tigers, left ta right, bogfntting Hedlor, Doug Craig, Doug Chtiatenaon, hI«tk htustoo. Fourth rom: John
with the bottom raw are. Rd Andot
san, M«rty Clomonh«gen, James Sau- M«y, Gene Kimbloy, Monte Prieo,
dots, hGko Ctmtawaki «nd Vorn RoeL. Paul Hutchoaon, Glenn Bailey, Jeff
Catttalc~ Dan Stacks, Fifth row:
Ono wHI bo Queen. One at thee
Ial'sly >vuttg girls ~ttt Kendrick
High Settaal wHI be aoiactod ia reign
«a Hamocaming Queen af 1978. Four
tin«IIaia wHI bo aoloctod Thursd«y
Suo ¹Gttry, Katrina NOGary. Janet
Thomas, T«mi Huttan, Jayno Heath,
«nd
Tammy
Cari«CIetnonhagcn
KIrk
Mayor, Rab htalmttrd,
Ru«rk, Ran ht«ynaud, Rick Steigor«,
Doug Lahman '«nd Leo Doab«lcL
Standing on the lett Ia tuwist«nt
coach BIH Lttl!tttnyan and on the
right ls head coach Dick Ru«rk.
Vetn Chattte Photo)
Jason
Itind PHlalv S«a«IC
During «xcav«Uan by ra«d district
clew« near their home, hatt, David
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dhcavorod
JuH«ott«,
Sanqulat,
reek form«tian.
lacking
strange
Tldnklng possibly the atrattge tarmaUan might bo the remains at some
animal, which h«d foasHI«ad, Mte,
S«nqulat cant«ciel Art Johns «nd
Dan Galbtlth wlta came aut and
oxattdnod the abJoct. Atter careful
axattdnaUan lt am decided the ab)oct 1L~ pHlaw basalt stone. caused
by hat 1«va flowing aver wot sand,
The ato«m escaping tram the sand
or stream bod ghm the «ppc«r«neo
of scales ta the rack,
j'uliaetta Bridge Closed
At mcoU«g 'IVodnosd«y, Sept, 88,
bott~ attictLIs fram Jultaottlt and
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Nas Pates County Road Department
poraanttoi, It w«s docidod in Ibo Interest, of pubBc atltoty that the old
bridge tLt JuBscU«cauld tla
Iallgol'e
kept open,
An cngfnoctlttg aiully doiorminei
would be ImpatLdbio ta
1«rgo vegetable «nd tialvor gardens ropttir praporly «nd thor«tate sbauld
with hta wite, tho tanner Lucy Pas- bc cattdcmnet,
Until slick time as tho Cmmty camtel'. Ha «isa ralaoa qu«il «nil 11«a
wough boos ta supply hfm «nd hla ttdasianont «mi J«H«rtt«officials
h«ve made final dlspasIIIatt. the brlwfta wiU1 honey.
wH1 ba claaod «nd the tr«voHng
"Koopfng busy ho1ps ta keep your pubBc wIB hsro ta detour by way of
Kendrick at Chonyl«ne.
mind att of gotUttg alder,'1 ho said.
Blghattt
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Uta bridge
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tdgttt «nd the Queen wIH be crowned
Frid«v night «t htdtUmo «cthhUos.
They are. tram left ta tight: Debbie
Chrhtonaott, Karen Ingle, Susan Soirara, Cindy Taylor, Socky Cawger,,
Anttiltlgo,
Vora
Choate
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THE GAZhrfvm = ÃEWS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1973
Of Ge>csee
h Consolidation of The Kendrick Gasette and ~,m Genesee
Thuredayi and entered ss
jjitritahed every lgedneaday:idared
matter, et the post office fn .Kendrick, Idaho sssyt, and Gesesee.
Winch Cpunur. under Aci of Congress of March, I'LL
.The official Ner'eepaper of Genesee. Kendrtcn and Jutlaetca,
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Rate
Adveruslnz
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34-0
Hue'skies
Genesee's strong young Bulldog
.'fcf'ptb«)] 'team kept up fts .vrinning
wayct-'Friday evening, thumping the
'High)arid Huskies 34-0,to wind up
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the GHS'omecomirig week on a
«jc'ces«ful-'.note, The "victory also kept
t])i''-Bugdagfi "tfed for f)Zst .place fn
" the-'%Vh)te-'. Pine Leajue„with the
Kendrick
on .the points'rom
quarter, scoring 20 Iiofnts
m-5jre" jrazd.'iiq -by: Lor'en Morscheck opened: tlie '.scar)fig:and. Aher
fn's )attempted )))ck; for. the conversto
fcm', failed.. -Hor]rf))]j'he'Husk)es
,dowjs ",Genesee "-moved 'rita scoring
zarige «nd 'Jeff -Boyc]',«, pass. to" D«n
T)gei3.'Grene'«ee'Pou'red
thee"op'en]ng
Stout covering 22'ards.'was'oo4
for another'ix points. Don- Smith
ran the conversion. Jeff,Boyd, on .a
pu't
yarrf qiiarterbac]c''nre'ak
'dix'-pofrits on the;board and it
20-0'.after. the conversion kick
an-',-
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In Advance
&NS'ubscripifori
Rates Given Upon Appiication
Thump
Bullfrogs
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GENESEE VALLEY
Mrs. Leon Danie]son attended the
open house at the Einmanuel church
the
Saturday honoring
in iNoscavr
80th birthday annivc;rsary of Nrs.
Pa)ma Hove,
Mrs. De]os Odenborg visited Thursday in'moscow 'with Nzs. Harvey
Sunday, ]gr. and
Goo'dnaugh.
Mrs. Odenborg and Kevin were in
Moscow 'a]id helped their son,
and fami]y.m'ave into theiz new home
. Mr.-and ]grs. Allen Sather 'of Lewiston called at the Levi.Rossebo home
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last Friday.
of Emmett . visit-
. Jeannie .Peterson
ed last-;weekend with her .'parents,
Mr. and,]grs. Vernofi Peterson and
Debbie..:Linda Rerrick was a last
Thursday. overnight guest. )ii.the
Mf]ce anr) Becky Pet«nd
,erson wer«: Friday overnight
S«tuzday;.guests of their grandpaz
eats whi]« their parents were fishing.
The, Petersons spent, Sunday in Op,)Iaztunfty with Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
and Stacy who recently
Hermann
moved there from Boise.
«nd Mrs.
Mrs. Oscar':Danie]son
Gene Woodruff entertained the.S. O.
G. c]ub at. the former's home Monday.
-Pet-'erson.rhome,
fa)]ed.
Neither te'am scored in the second
period of -play,'ut'ay Roach'a)]fed
foi.'the':Bul)dogs )n'tIie third ' period
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fram four-yards aut.
out
the scoring
closed
Morscheck
fn the:-.final.;quarter - with.. a three-. COMMUNITY CHURCH NOTES
yazcf,'r'un.; Smft]i'icked up the extra
Sunday, .Octaber Vth
pointL
.,Guest speaker Rev'. Burton Brawn.
,;De«z'y„:At Genesee
Deary,'resh--from a 14-Q win oyer: Caffe« -hour 1Q:00 a. m.
'Asatfn'ast, week;, invades the .Gene- October:,Vth:
Sund«y:schoo]-'begins at 9:30 a. m.
r)ee,.~dfron'riday night,
children
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and come)
The C;-,C. W. F. sa]ad baz-will be
October 10th .in Fe]]ctw'ship .Eall. A])
to
ladies of the church aie urged
Pc'is's,';Kick
come and bring.. 4!he ia]ad of ttiefz
choice. Time::.':1:00 p. m.
AI«n: Kzfck,.:,f«on..'raf - Mr..and:
-,.Kzlck',."af ";,Geneiee,, =won:.. first 'ednes'diy. nights —,C.Y. F. V:00
p)ace'.„1(i.';the;nine-year~id competition p. m. 'Sen)oj 'eh@jr 8:00 p. m.
chair ta "stait. Tuesdiy, Oct.
.of;, Leivfstan':-'yiuit;.-pass: and k)dr„ +auth after.-'iclioo],'.:No
«ge restricfoal«I]""„'contest,-:Satuzc]ay, "morning. 9, right
-. He jec«fv'e'4'«; trophy'1 a'nd.;this.cante«t tio
Hsrvest..D)nner--=
foat]i«I'';for.',. bfs,-',:.'«chfevementi.'=-='He I)auntifu]
. The, Community church fis !)pc]nsaz
,aridtrthe q'other- age','group::winners
'a
Bountiful Harvest ..dinner''.:on
willi.: tz'ivel',ta,,P«iico,.-Oct;-'; 6„.tacozn- ing
Sundiy,. Oct..28th'«t 1240 p.'m. in
pete...agiiust',other „area winners.
Hall'-. Those planning to
T)i)«,contest fs «pansored 'natforially FeHaws]ffp
att'end,aze encouraged.'o use" home
)acilly.'
and.
~zc].',;Motor
the
by
'grown 'r«ins r«nd',.produce for
by, Hoof-.'«nd.,:De]trL. Fozrf dealezitnps.
in.%e: harvest.:pot)uck -dinner
w)nnez«'compete- for college Some'iII'be
, Re
an«1
'
bringing salads m«de
- «ch
'it the Super'Bowl game with.'yeas and lentils;
others will use
)n J«nu«zy'.„
their'ome
ground f]our in breads
and rolls.
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Happy Vcilley Club
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CARD. OF:THANKS
Sincere thanks for the cards, gzuert'ngs,",food, .well w)shes,«nd.;)nquizfes
extende'd to in«'while I'was
.the,
hospital,.ind "sirice. zetuzmng
«nd kindnesses
were zealIy
I
home.'auz"'haughtfu]ness
and Mrs. Mike Eg]and M«k
nnd Cori, former']y of Boise were Sat
guests of his parents
uzday night
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Egland Sr. Mike
has employment in Spokane and his
wife and chidren will hve tempozar
i)y in St. Johns.
Mrs. Gladys 'I iberg and Mrs. Da]]
Gehr]-e returned Thursday from Cal.
i(arnis where they spent the past 8
weeks.
Mrs Liberg visited hez son
Jack and fami)y in Pino]e and ]gzs'.
«ppzeciated.'-lgarie:-Zenner
i!if!IIP
a
'j I ss
I
I'e]]ow
INITIATE'S BREAKFpgp
On September
18, 1973, Gene«ac
Girl's
Club initiates
were pic]cad up
at 6:00 a. m. and brought to a breakand white gladioli «nd dais- Dich).
The fnithites were presented
fast
the wedd)ng eczema«/
Fogowing
Enter ies were used in church decorations
a Genesee Bulldog T-shirt.
rrrcept fair ress he)d «t St )fit«ry s
tsi»ient w«s presented by the 21 for the wedding of Carol A. Herwere Mrs.
M~]]
F. A. chapter will be putting
f S "k nz. cseetheF. North
Idaho District, Soil and
Mr and M
F ed Mo~~~k ~~d-]7)'n
This )s in Part
Land judging contest
and Ma. Robert ~y)or'of Spokane with
the local Soil Conserv«Uon Dls'ccttended the W S U a d U of I
e
" held the same day. About 10 schools
~™~
~
'M
scheck U. Of
teams.'r.
were Add,y
I. &em
and Mzs -Rab«zt T«y]oi
-
North
™~
A'the
&em]-
4«B,m of tha,~md,s
in
Idaho «rc expe:ted to «tt
parish
mann
LORRY HELBLING CROWNED
HOMECOMING QUEEN
Larry He]b]fnft, daughter of Mr.
a"d Mrs; James rtelbHng, aud a senfor at Genesee high school, was
Genesee high school Home
«t
. )ntenn)ss)on
Queen during
Ken«whoof Un) antawn to O)ym-coming
the dance held Friday evening at the
schoo], foQowfng
the
home oming
tted ih the home of their son, FranShe was the semor class c«nd)date,
Lily Ch,pter O. E. S. October 4th
peda'rson accompanied Princesses were Chert Noser, Sharon
Mzs Olive
and Pat
-]gr. and Mrs. Gcz«)d. Pedezs n and
Mzs. June Reyna)ds ta 'Lake Pend a: F. F. A. DISTRICT CONTESTS
~]er
Assisting
Half.
Clf(tan, Spokane; Mrs, Dloiic Sc}ieff, Boise; 5)rs. )))lazy And«r,
Olym)l«y, W«., Mrs. Pat
)ifa.
Carol graduated from Go«csee high
school in the c)ass of )960 «nd from
Links School of Business in 197).
Daie wne a 1966 gradu«te af W«shiacna high school ««d fram E«st4!rn
'5'ashfngion State Ca)leg« in 1970,
«t
Following «short haneynioan
the couple «re m«]dng
Wa»htucna.
tiieir horne fn Spok«ne where Carol
with P«cNc Security
)s em)!)eyed
Norrfs
COS arid Dale wfth the U.
Ca,
and Dale E. Br«man held Saturday, September )Mh. 1973 at Si.
Mary's Catholic Church in Genesee.
The Rev. Fz. Edward Cope of(icfaied at the double ring ceremony,
Carol is the daughter o( Mr. nnd
and
the
Mrs. Cfif ford )]ermann
groom's parents
«re i>fr. «nd Mrs.
George L. Brainan of Rikzvifle, Wn,
Mzs, Karol A .Wedin of Genesee.
of honor and Mis»
was matron
Myrna 1'. Hermann svas her sister's
brides m«id.
Richard Schell of Boise was best
man and
Roger Johns]on also at
Boise was usher.
PlumMrs. James Montgoniery,
«ccompanfwl
mer, sang,
by Jet!f
'initiates. They had to model the apThe fash.
pare] they were wearing.
'ion was came as you are. The gfv]s
modeled shortie pajamas and pretty
bathrobes.
In San
Class
Mult,Education
'~
MI3.
(208) 2244459..
Thuzsd«y
ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE
:Sponsored,-by the Catha)ic'augh:ters of Amezfc«, Friday„;Oct. 6th:
4-.9:p.m..Satuzday,:.Oct. 6th: 10 «. tnp
m. to 2:00 p. m. ]gzaz HalI, Co]ton..
C]ath)ng, dishes
be for sale
and
furn)tuze
„
B~n,
J.
Civic Club Meets
~~]
T)fe Civic Club met Thursday ev»)car]asr «eked her
A S d«
at the Gencsce Ca(c. )'ie and
h. 1 yes )t they kn~ whe
cof ce were served to those present.tp(.,<
Larry Schoanniaker and Gary Hook [ '~
aHe ))v~ in I)~v
1
new faculty membr;rs nf Gcnesec bight
schoo) were «mong those «ttcndfrig,[
was reported by Supt. Dich) that
the needs Assessment ha» been «om. teacher asked «)ftt)» boy fn the bock
pleted and on Oct. 2th the study pro- row.
gram will begin. An open house will
ibe later.
President Cen«IVoodru(f lives fn the b«th +n at
«nnaun«d
that the
Copse))dated
Fund Drive would begin this week cr, fncredufous)y.
Exy)«)ned aw'oy»
Mr «nd Mrs. Woodruff are ca+ha)roucsfd« ther daar cmd
men «nd a list of so)fc)tars has been 'my»d»nds
yau s+) )n
pubBshed in the Genesee News. Any- 'shout« "ly
who h«s not, been contacted «nd
w)she« to ghre may call Mr. ar Mrs.
Ace)de«t I««ur«tsrsr fr««s Desi)
Woodruff.
n)nfl
t)'d
"„'t
I
Fourth Grade News
We voted to join the Idaho Praspec.
ta Butt«, . Mant«m
E 8 TIN GH
'>
last week whey«,he
~
the
Ik,d
Phoenix
ant«rat)
Arizona
the De
Vey Technic«1-School of E)ectran)cs
The 'Happy Valley C)ub was enter-
a
Vll61
M~.
rs. Wlli n Es~r'."A'SW«l
sser.
s a "af
a -
0U SE
ly visited. the)r son Ra )n Quin
Wash. «& t vel~ by way of Noh
C~de Hf~hw«y t,th comt wb
they vfsftd- Wth friends over the
weekend before returning home.
Mr. md Mr«L
Nessersmkh «nd
Mrs. Le]a Springer accompanied Mr,
drA]ene Friday where the s ent the
weekend with the Messer m)/h's son
Harod «nd fam)]y. The Andezsans,
Chris Cr«mpton
aud Shawn
were
guests of Mr «nd Mrs. Jerry Carson
of Nine Mi]es Fa]ls Friday «nd Sat.
urday return)ng to Coeur d'A]cue an
Sunday ta spend overnight with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Rask«mmer returning
home Mond«v.
No Cleaning Between Loads
Simpler to Service
TOP LOADERS ALSO IH STOCK
.:I. )',I. $ ',I'„Ii
'%%ere The Service Is"
Carl SimOI)S
285-3121
Ran H«xton,
ian. We wil] receive n«ws letters,
booklets and pictures from the His-
™
)heir«'ne
c]~r )M~
Commun)ty Day fund w«s zepart4td
A m«n's w)fcr h«d btteo p)ck)fig an
The nct income w«« h)m all the w«y ta t)tcr zrtstazt hotel
by %'m, Phar.
where the]r w«re ta «pe«d thct)ir v«$769.23.
cat)on, ™F)n«)]y,
f«d up w)th )t, the
Featured speaker Nfke W«ln
ported, Jar adult area future pro- m«n h)t upon «w«y ta g«t crv«zt. As
gram residents, htzaduced Mrs, Mike they entered the crows)«d «I«v«tar
h)s
Fitzpatriclc who will teach the class. ia ga ta the)r zaatn h« thz«w
C]asses 'are offered in mathem«tice, «rm««raucid h«r, %fidel be wM)y
English, socf«] «tudfes, including gov- than s«)d in «)aud vale«, "Wh«t d)d
ernment science «nd ))tez«ture. 'Th« you s«y yauz name w««, ha««y7"
Frid«y wa,sang Happy B)zthd«y ta cl«ss w4]) begin Thursd«y, Oct. 4th
Atl««))a« tttt«t«z«I
Bsty yo«r
at the Ganesa« high school ])brarz «t
Acc)de«t )««ur««ce hoist Dcto)
V:00 p. m. and will meet, e«ch Resday and Thursday fram V )a 9 p. m,
Peop)e wha dan't know']icr)herr
Those completing the course wf)1 re)hay «re coming az ga)ng ¹rct ult«)]y
estfng insects work, carry foad, «nd ceive a high school dip)orna.
The next meeting of thc Civic Club in thc biggest hurry to get thcrzv.
batch in the dirt.
wf)] be be the 4th Thursday in OctoFourth Grade News
ber.
It w«s decided that dfnner %he«yact Thtnk af L(SURANCI
meetings
will not be held this year.
(ar Inv~uie«t«) T)ir)csk a( Dctrs)
.As
A)l area residents are )nvfted ta
room st tes, L ts Df~mm."
R«pre««vit«t)vn af
fourth giaders are a]] tzy)ng ta dis- join the organfz«)ion, dues are $ 5
per family,
NURPHFF FAVREe INC.
In so h]
cia] studies «nd science.
«ild
studies we are studying mays md the
Fr««kN«L)fe l«ri«r««c«Ca«sp««,
We have leaned «haut our 7
globe.
continents, our 4 ace«ns- «nd other useful insects). We «isa are expectwi)1 ing «student from the Unfvetsity of
bodies of water ed ]
soon discover how mcn found ou) Idaho to show us how to mount in-
fu]'e
.
sects.
We have made glue pictures nf in-
SPringer I])lfranf3
AGEHCV
P) AT f)-f))])I-Re AT
sects showing their r)ffferent brx)y Of
insects.
(Where and how th y )f
part
(the hend, the thorax and the
wh«t they eat,'and about harmful «nd
abdomen).
Last wce]1 a be]«M birthday party was given tucille Noser'y Nrs.
E)e«nor Bieren «nd Margaret Scharbach of 'Moscow, Shorty Heitstuman
of Ca)ton; Lena Broenneke «nd Tins,
CO-OP
Jacobs.
Pre-game guests on S«turday of
Nr. and Nrs. Dick Sch«rnhorst ware
Mr. and Nrs. Ron Asker, Nr. and
Nrs. Jim Odbcrg, Mr «nr) Nrs Iws
Dich), Mr. «nd Nrs. Tom Boyd «nd
N». and Nrs. Don Bennett
.44~Agdg
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schsznhorst
!r.p
of
were Thursday evening callers
Nrs, Dick Scharnhorst.
Mr. and
Bruce Sch«rnhazst and Fred Bfsckburn were Sunday dinner guests of
his p«rents. Nrs Schnrnhozst called
Mr. «ncl Nrs. Ray Tr«utman ze.
Sunday fram a tvro week trip
which took thcfm to Bend, Ore. where
t]iey v)s)ted ]gz. «nd Mzs. Ervin C]e.
meats «nd,Nz. «nd,Mrs; J«y Bettesworth (Lynd«Hermann)
in Redmond
In S«n Francisco they were guests
af Nrs. Trautm«n's sister. and husband, Mr. «nd Mrs. Art X]ewena and
Ga)e. In Redding,
Ca]ifarnia
they
visited Gary
Item«nn and f«mf]y
and c«lied an Nyrna Hermann and on Mz. «nd Nrs. Louis Sch«rnhazst
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Tonnfng fn Hund«y afternoon.
Boise. They report a good time and
Mr. «nd Nrs. D«virl Kuehl raturnnice weather
«11 the w«y.
id Thursday fram the coast where
of het
Hauseguests fz'am Tuesday ta Man- they h«d been houseguests
Nr. «nd Nrs.
day of Mrs. Luc))]e Maser were N«r. brother, Wm. Rogers.
garet Schazbach> Louise Wa]ton af B. Johnson of Walla W«]1a vfs)b.r)
with
Nt. Angel «ud Bill Walton of Tamp«, from Mond«y till Wednesd«y
Florida.
Wedpasr)av afternoon nrkt thr Kueh]s.
evening she «nd her guests visited
Mr. «nd Nrs. L«Ray H«rrirr «nd Nr,
with the Oscar Heitstumans and Bud and Nrs. Russell Zenner attended the
Sc'h«rbachs.
On Thursday they and war)ding of Dehra L«rrater «nd Cra/g
the Oscar Heitstumans were guests Johnson Saturday
at the Ein«nue)
church fvi Walla %«1)a.
of the Bud Scharbachs.
A no-host I.uthez«n
dinner w«s giv'en foz Nrs Noser's Dehra is Nrs. Harris're«t niece,
Present were
housegucsts Sunday.
Nrs. Fmma Shirrad .h«s returner)
Louise W«]tan, Margaret Scharbach, home fo]]owing «stay in Grift«an
Sill W«)tan, Kate Xinzcr, Union- hnspft«] where she was «mcrficrif patown; Mr. «nd Mrs. Tam Heitstuman tient, She vis)ter] « few days wffh «
«nd John Scharbach of Spokane; Nr. crusin in I~)stan before returning
«nd Nrs. Robert Barbee, D«rr)n and home,
Debbie of Pu])tnan; Mr. «nd
Nrs,
Nr. «nrl Nrs. WaI)er Er)ckrron visBud Scharbach. Bill Tracey and Boh )ter) «meek ago Sunday with Nr. «nd
Nrs.
of Nascaw; Mr. «nd Nrs. Oscar Heft- Nrs, Robert Gr«y. Nr. and
stuman, Co)ton; Mr. and Nrs. Cross Ixiuis M«yer «nd R. E, Nardby wei'c
rrnr) P«t of Spa)rane;
Nr. «nd Nrrr.'recent visitors «nd Hope NcNe)) af
Narv'in Noser and Pau]a and Mr. and Kam)ah and Belle Ii«ksttn were TuesNrs. W'i)]is Noesz, Df«ne, Leann; day visitors.
Imzry Hebling w«s «
Greg and Julia.
]ate Tuesday «fteznoon caller.
turned
Front Loader Advcmtages
Better Washing Action
SPence, v)ce Presfdent;
sec;tre«s.; and Becky Asker, libr«z-
torica] Society fit Boise.
a~ «P)de~
Our PiPe
are hanging from a wire over aur,
he«ds. We m«rte glue and chalk p)ctares foz the bulletin board
and same are be«utlzettzrned
]«st are inter«sting
have fearned,wh)eh aze he]p
from Gritman hasp)t«I fo]-
will
THE CLEAI%EST %'ASH
Genesee
i
P]e~nNn, Fresno,
their son, Mark
P
le! nir.ui
and San Le
andro.
Jose she called on
Mr. and Mrs ~usse]] Ma]ine wha send-,
greetings to their friends.
igr.'nd Mrs. Henry F]erchingez
in
i
:
o
missed'r.
P"„'h
''
I
I
Ie
'epted)
I)br«zjr.'his
~
fr rrl
I
t
next regular
VT
Wedding Sept. 15
'ame
M '"and Mrs Jack Nebe]s)eck and
meeting . of . '-the
-Eappy.-V«])ey.-'4-H, club w)]] be hehf
Adu]t Basic Education class for the S»day f
tri i t ,
1 d
'riday, Oct. 5 after «choo] at the Unfontawn-Ca]ton-Genesee
area w)D
; Uriioa'":;Wjizahous« ''eetmg "zoom.'. AII begm Octob'er 4 at V:00 p. m. in the
coma.where'they were guests af,t'ai«
th'eir,
zneznbezs'«asset).,'ta'",bring
Genesee:high school
Juttes.d.ught.r and f.m])y, D,. ~d
'comp]eted ''record:,:;.books.
Prize
.c)ass )s open to «ll persons
".'
money.'will be:h«nded ait,
age". 16 who deifre «dditfoti«]
aver
f
"'«ztfri',«nd:- Japan"-Stout
p
school'evel
educatfan.
high
i
tu in h
'John «nd .]g«zy. ".Staht
call
information
id')tional
, 'For
Andy'emiez
.The
into Girl's
initiation
son of Nr.
Andy Zenner arrived home last week Theresa
Ispn formally accepted 21
<n «30-day leave with family and
Club, Each candidate
He has been stationed In girls into Girl's
friends
Girl's Club ribbon and
the
received
year,
the
past
Germany
U)m,
initiates
Sarensen ]orig-stemmed rose. The 21 ]fennctt„
Nr. «nd Mrs, Laivrence
Diane
A]der!nun,
Sandy
are:
froni
sauthrazi
returned
]gonday
Chery]
,Idaho where Mr, Sorensen attended a'racy Boyd, Robin Carroll,
Flodin Sharan Fuller,
clerks. and treasurers meeting at lgc„Easer, Linda
Kani*
stephan)e
Call.
They visited relatives and Kathleen Jenness,
Leslie NcCon«Itd bits"h, Kathy Kinzer,
friends
in 'Downey, Pea«tel)o
Debbie Peterson,
Fairfield and with thefv son, Jim in ville, Diane Noser,
Kim Randall, ReN«e
Puree]],
Tammy
Kimberly
Nr. «nd Mrs Ervin Claments from Row]ay, Tarnara Russell, Kelly Sanip
and
Bend, Oregon have maved their tr«g. Terri Teigen,, Roberta Heatn,
and Debra
Mary
Phipps.
er here and are located next to her Glenda a]so
transferred membership
brother, Clintan Hermann on ]ga)n Curtis
here from Potlatch.
The entertainment was a delightful
Mrs. Fred Baumgartnez af Mt An
depicting the 1940 Andrew
pantomiue
week
last
the
home
of
in
gel spent
done
by.Chery] Ma]rer, MeSisters
Nr and Mrs, Glen Baumg«rtner and
Kanikke.
and Sharon
Becker,
llssa
Susan Baumg«rtner left an
finii]y
were served,
Refreshments
Thursday for Seatt)e.
]g«ri]yn and berg.
The~a, U. of L students spent the GIRL'8 CLUB .POWDER-PUFF
weekend at home
OCT. 7
Mr. and
Floyd Tz«f] 'of Mas FOOTBALL GAME
Powdez.Puff
football
annual
The
of Mr. aud
cow mere Tuesday ca]]era
'
Oct, 7
will
be
held
on,
Sunday,
Mrs G]en Brazier:
2'!00 'P. m, This year the'eniors
Mr., and ']gzs. Everett Rob)nson..at
fresnmen AN Stand the juttfars
were last weekend guests of ]g'r. «nd and
'dfififsqjon will be
]grs G]e'n K)mble of "C]azkstatz «t and'ophomores.
adults, 2)ic-,foz'students (stutheir home on Coeur d'A]ene lake. 60c faractivity
c«zc]s 'wf]] nat, be acOther guests ivere Mr, and ]gzs Wm'ent
and
pze-«choo]
children will
Haxton Sr
',free.
Plan
to. «ttend.
admi]teel
be
Her'man
Rev.'and Mrs.
Cran~th af It's sometMng you'l. be sony
you
were ha„se.
Cashmere, Washington
.guests'f ]gr. and Mrs Fred Camnfck
¹f1
-
formal
The
in the G.
and Mrs, Club was held on Sept. 15 President
I], S. niu)t)-purpose roon>.
Ron Zenner,
,
Idaho
Kendrick-Telephone
SSS»SSSl
Genoese-Telephone
o
sr~end-rinse
Idaho «sass.
Sane I Roih and %mann A. Roth, PubLsherra
Mrs. Ray Lohman, News Mtae
A. Roth, Editor
winiarn
*
Nares
Hexlnan-Bx(xm(m
GHS Girls Club
Formal hxitiation
ILoccli Nwgs
e4lt»
I
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OENESEEs ID A
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THE GAEsus rm - NEWS, THUDS>AY, OCTOBER 4, 1N8
iraqi
Qe~esee QggentS
been able to contact, We know some John Hermannr Juanfta Bakken, Carl
David Stout
Freddie
MorscheA>
havo been omitted unintentionally,
so please call us fg case of a correc- Bakken, Colleen Bakken, Dan Dfchl,
Paulotto Johann, JHI Lfnehan, Craig
tion or addition,
Davis, Jfm Hermann, Karla Spence,
A number of Genesee area students Ugversft
Sill Schfueter
Mark Busch, Cheryi
have enrolled in unfverslucs caHeges
L
Kanfkkeberg, kick Eglan'd,
Peggy
and trade schools of their choice to Schwenne,
Dale If fckmsn, Teresa
further their education. Below fs a Baumgartner, Marilyn Baunlgartner, Egland, Fred DePell, Math DePelfr
Alan Odenborg, Tim Magee.
lfst of as many students as we have Bruce Scharnhorst,
Martin
Gffgei
De Vey In»tltute, Phoenix, Arfsonat
David Dubin, Mark Seeker
Mfffsrd Prep School, Bsndon, Oro
Doug Moser, Mike Koster
N. Idaho Jr, College: Coeur O'Alone:
Terry Green, Ron Herman,
Lewis@lark State College;
Jerry Slead, Paul Kraut, Craig
Busch, Gaff Busch Laurie Anderson,
Chrfs Wfshard, HoHfs Egfand, Mike
Egfand, Marietta Grieser, Davfd Ros-
Avrey To School
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Kendrfck Gssetto-sept,
29, 1988
Mr, and Mrs. G. E. Erlewine of Cedar ridge are the happy parents of
a son, wha arrived an Sept. 26. Mrs,
Erkwme and son are at the home of
her mother, Mrs, Butler fn Juliaetta.
—
Cameran
Ray Sif flow celebrated
his 8th birthday
Monday
evening.
Dinner guests were Mr. snd Mrs. F.
W Silflow, Mrs( Ida Sffflaw,
Mrs.
Stoneburner, Emma Hartung and the
Messrs Herman Silflow. Marvin SHflow, Emil Silf low, and Gera1d Cridlebaugh,
little lda Marie Siff low,
Harold Brammer, Marjorie
Wendt,
and Harold Silflow.
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ass
@
as ~ as
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a.
Leeiston, IdoIIo
Frlclay
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The annual Junfor ches play has
been selected and the east announced
as follows; Lcisa Riley. Bob Ziemann Helen Shrefffer, John Siesnann
Bob Benscoter, Jane Peters, Arlene
Ware,
Dolores Thornton,
Jordan
Kanfkkeberg, Dick Benscoter, WHma
Cuddy, Norman
Fry, Velma Hecht,
June Pemberton,
Boseanna Cuddy
and Jack Benscoter. Others helping
behind the scenes wHf be Jean Marry, Walt McCau. Donna Lee Hoffman aud Junfor israel. Mrs Bram»
mer is advisor and director,
W
RemiasslRN)
Appointment
'ollclay through
Hl
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Stephanie'8 Sheep Tops At Comxty Fair
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book contains points and unit stamps
lf has 8 pages containing 884 stamps
printed fn blue, red, green and black,
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MAMR OVERHAULS
Nlesels gr, Gas)
TUNE-UPS
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COHfns'rent
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Sept. 80 1948
Oregon
War ration book four which will
David Bsumgartner,
Lofs Jensen. last approximately 2 years wHl be
LlnfieM, McMfnnvfffe, Oregon
issued to more than 120 mflHon perKay Jensen.
sons throughout
schoolhouse distribution during the last 10 days in
October, OPA has announced.
The
Q.
FEY SROS. REPAIR
KNc1l
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This sheep, owned and raised by Stephanie Kamhitsch, Genesee, wag
judged Grand Champion 4-H Sheep at the last month's Latah County
The bth and 6th
e pupils of Fair in Moscow. Stephanie, 14~ is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Delbert
Mrs, Deobald's room have elected the
following afficers.
Max Clemcnhag- Kambitsch, Genesee.
en, pres.; Teddy Fey, vice-pres.; Don
Miffanf, sec.; Buddy Cfcmenhagcn,
Ieparter; Patty Brocke and Delmer BERNARD HERMANN
for the operation of the alssocfatfon'I
RP)ey, librarians;
atty Long and JOINS SPOKANE FIRM
part-time
office in Colvfffe in addi
Max Shrefffera eraser dusters.
Bernanf N. Hermann, formerly of tion to his normal appnsfsiLf, 1oan «pLast minute plans for the livestock Qenesee, Idaho, has been transferr- plication and servidng .duties fo»
show on safes day as aoaunced
by ed to the Federal Lank Bank Asso-,
the ter
Dr, Cbristemen say the event prom- ciation of Spokane as a ffehhnan for the assodatfon
ises to be bigger and better than the aSSOCfatfan begIataalttg September dtory.,Prior to.hfa move to Spoever. In addition io the prises there 'Iff,, according to O. Glen Bruce, kane, he was headquartesed at the
wul be a special prise of $ 10 award- manager of the FLBA.
FLBA iu Boise since April 88. 'Xyur
ed to same junior exhibitor of hogs
fng his training at the Boise Assosheep or cattle.
became .q ~«M
In hhs new capacity with the Land dation, Hensutrm
Hermalln wfff be rellposlsfhfe as a farm and ranch appra'fser.
Genoese News-40 YEAHS AGO
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Phone 838-2341
Troy, Idaho
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Donald Baumgartaer,
Genesee,
a
4tH club member won 8 prises at the
4-8 showing fn Lewfston Wednesday.
Eloise Herman and Elaine Simous
enfe&afned the 8th grade girls at a
slumber party Friday evening at the
Walter ranch fonuerly the Prank
Harris place
Joe Schooler left Mondav for Fort
Douglas for induction in the anny.
Class oections were held
sy,
October L Senior class presidents
Dan Pedenron; vice president: Anna )
Mae Busch", sec;twas.l Mary Emerson. Junior class:
president: Don
Baumgartner, vice president: Gene )
Eikum; sec;bess.: Lats1esce Isaksen
Sophomore class: president: George
t6ce president: Alton Ander-,
son; sec.-tress.s Bob Lfberg. Freshman: Dick Springes; vice president
and sec. and treas. to be announced.
ssd grade nest+: In our science we
are studying about wafer animah.
Alice Jain brought a stink bug; Connie Densen, 1 big snail and five
Httfe ones. John Wardrobe brought
in a snapper turtle.
Gessesee News 80 YEARS AGO
Miss Mffdnsd Putnam of Gencsee
and David Herbert. Sommes of Seat
tfe. Washington were united in marriagis at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E, E Putnam at
h
noon Monday, October l.
rs. Ray Edwards gave a surprise
birthday party't her home Tuesdav
evening
in honor af Mr. Edwanfrs
birthday anniversary.
Those n.parted to be attending
Lewfston Normal from Lafah county
are Susan Alber. Mrs, Clarence Bergen and Helen Gesellchcn.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Allen
have
moved ta Weipp».
Farmers are very busy now preparing for the fal) seeding.
P. W. Loncosts is just calllnlctfhp'
new b room bungs)ow far Mr. and
Mrs. James Cameron at their fanu
southeast of tawn.
BROWgt - WA5N MEMORIAL
Kermit Malcom, President
Marsh Bardwick, Manager
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Simple, Dignified I'unera1 Services
lensanf Surroundings
Nne Building
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+ FIRE
+ AUTO,
+ CASUALTY
+ LIFE
+ BONDS
R. E. Magnuson
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Phone
2894271
IDAHO
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Kendrick, Idflho
ELEPHANT BRA1fil
Fertilizers
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SPECIAL TRUCK PRICES
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KENDRICK, IDAHO
PHONE 2894981
ss I le auSSSe
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AfrTENTION
0'1.
2/o,
Lutheran Brotherhood, uue of
the nat)on's leading fasuausse
organfaatfons
1. Sound lifo fnsusstnes
ings. (Check our low net eussy
2. Martgage cfeasanos mouser.
8, Money for education.
4. Retirelneat money
5. Cash to settle estate.
for women.
O. Insurance
T. Rlnargency funds
8. Disability incomo pnttstotkss
0. ' Insurance for chudrea
$ %.000 at only 89 per yaassi
10. Students, Agee 10 to 8I,
810,000 only 840,00 pass 8a.
offers...
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CertiAcates of $500 or mora in multiples
of 4100 for indivitluals. All rates are por
5mlfun Hach depositor 8 savings aro 11l
ured to $20,000.
First Security has something for every
saver, Prom tho convenience of passbook
savings to the security of certNcates, All
earning the highest interest rate vie've
ever petti.
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MOBILOAS
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lVe 1Vfff Ordsr Any
Special Items Desfred
MOBIL TIRES
IS
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SATXERIS
—
Effective Immediately %e %'ill Be
NOTICE
CLOSED EACH SATURDAY AFTERNOON
%'e Give
8 4 8 Creen
Stamps on All Burning
if paid by the 15th of
M.
Oil-
month follovring
F. NEDLER
Representing
write:
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MOSILOIL
Mosn. FtfxL
The
MOBIL OIL CORPORATION
KENQRICK, IDAHO
Residence 27841M
Phone 289-4061
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THE Q~sxvrst - ItIEWS, TIXURSIMI.Y, OCTOBER 4,
'.
LOTS
ent and making these splendid specThey have
ial services available
poppet
Blue; Jr.
Blue; Money'Ãanagexftent,
spent untold hours with the.Admfxx~
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Leadership
resctnu suectcttst serctces tt sttot- istratton working out the detaue for
Loilnuut-.Child. Cari, Slue.
,R-Cl'LLb NOghbeW
ents ftt the Elementary
school at, such progranlo.
-Ir,
'Doug
Chrfstens~hotography
,'g@=-:gyg.; Pe@ye;t FCdj
.
Jutfaetta,
Shc diagnosis the childs
DOItr A BLAIc@~Y,
strengths and weaknesses,
reading
Supt. 0f SchooIe
Kettdrfok 'r.-Sr. Hfgh School fs develops skttis necessary for growth
HWw, Blue
Ba em
Ch@i,'-lcm xnany ribbons for their
BonnIe Lawrence
Gun Safety, offering 80 courses this yeax; which fn, reading ability, develops conceptct
Lamb, Blue; Fitting -and- Showing,
to the Legislative Audi. necessary for growth in readfng
Blue; Bicycle I, Blue; Handy-Band- according
tore is comparable to' school with abftfty and extends experiences to
Earl Lawrence Forestry IV, Blue; an extroflmint of'850 students
background necessary,
Blue; Heifer, Blue; Fitting.and Show»
In 'acddftioh to--'regular class ofter. develop
Gun Safety, Blue; self Determined
I
ing, slue'amb, Blue'axcaeaLamb
A
Therapist, Bessie KolSpeech
SChcel:
Dist,
attire
Jr.
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fngs,
Automotive, Rect„
''Jfgi-,Allen Forestry.,-.V, pglue; Jr. Slue; Breeding' Ewe, Red,".Breeding
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Jul.va,
who
fs
in
the
field
a
specialist
'Max'k Mustde
-:.. ',.oef of Roof < i ~ I
Jr, Leadership, Learnfng'Dfsabfffty Classes at
IRLxnrb, glue,
.
faetta Elementary
and the, Jr,-Sr, at Speech and Auditory, Problems,
Blue.
Jeff CxcmewsM Weeds,'lue,
.,":.",Zgdy;-'BaQthy-,Cookfngt I,- .Red.
Elementary
Joanne parks-3%cycle I, Slue, Cct, Hfgh. Schcel. Htghly qualfffed spe- .serves the Juliaetta
'pamb,
Mfko ICsmowskf Carciii
.,Cathy -:B9wex Bicycle .I, Blue;
- ='-'.- .
Deary,
ton Cbarmers, Blue; Style, Review; cfaifsts ire serving better than M School along wfth-Qenesee,
Reff+,'..'Reserve .Chamcpfon, 'Fitting Slue,
Auto GINNED
Studente thfac faII. intO the CategOry Troy, and Pctlatoh. The State payS
Blue'.
Blue;
Blue.
DOg,
Safety,
ROWena.DaVIS-Gun,
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ROLe
'@CL;-'",%QiCFPrfitg,
cent, ot her salary and txtavef,
of:
handicapped,
Physlcaujr
per
Debbie
Sftftow~oods
Blue;'-Gun
II„BIua
Ir;
Glenn-Foods
.',Lorle
.= -'«"'Qaeaxt Bowers —.Foristxy Xt, Blue;
schools pay. the
impaired, 'auditory fmpafred; vfsuai- The partfcfpatfng
Diane Sftflow-Jr. J~es,
J7,"'-'Ispatlersmp,t Blue; Gun Safety, Safety, Bliie; Heifer, Blue; Fitting
disturbed. other S0=:per cent.
AII in «Ifc this,
en ann
m
ly impaired, emotionally
Review,
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ReccL
Style
and-Showing,
. Bnllle~
fm- District. pthys agaixoxfmately
multiple
handicapped,
health
Doug sufiow Qun.Safety, Blue.
$700.00
Itfck Glenn-Gtm -safety,: Blue.,
Johns,Bxaxxtxnei Yeast Breads I,
paired and,homebouude
Jim SilflOW Gun Safety, glue,
A; Fhycftol; for these eervfcitL
:,.ClfffcOXCL..Hefmgartner —,FacXCNtry;
m
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All of these services are designed
r Ch'armere,-'
COttOn-:oglst supervises these 4iachers cqN
JOan SflfIOW
'";."',~'.ghrfetexnSen "PhOtOgraPhy I, Bluet'- QcIm Safety, Blue.
works with the„A~stxatfon,and,,to
really get. at Dfetxfct Student
- Blue; Blue: Style Review, Iled; Child
—.Gun
8afety,
Harrfs
.Qxeg.
'-,Cotton: Charmijxt,,:Blue;ngtyle
Bliie;
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Probt~~e:
Trustees fn;the Procgrarmi,,0Pthratfon.
AII facffftfee snd'avafiII, Bitte„
-:~';:Bieyole II,:ugly;-'Health"- FOr'eetXy, Blue; EntomOlpgy,::.ISIue..
seff; able rooms axst being used to the limRaxiI+ sflffcwtv Qun safety;,. Blue.t These ciaisey, ara,'ojiOtetsiy
Kevin,'raxrfs-.Gun safety,'. Iffue;
tate'state refmbursse ft to help all.thct, etudente. It
SChWarsi Lainb,'-Blu> 'Fit supportfiig'and
Hand- lroXCNtry,, Blues..EntOmOlOgy,',
TOiCfhsacrf-..CljjhtennienmHaXXdy
, Alee,:,Ithey,;
'Xoaltbztsd ting" end .8hoWSng,: @LTCI s'Pbojpj,t the dtstrfct twice a yeax for aII-'ex- impossible to:do..cany.:Snore.wfth;plaxfti
ifttWfng,'Igjjti;,:+gyole..I;.Blue; Sand- 'VlotOrla HOISIngton
salsuch
as
teachers
the
and
pendftures
jtVOfhtfes
the
available.
money
Phoie SN4f@
gespaxfck
Blue,
Lamb, ReeerVte-QernauncdChainytan;;@t„'aphy;
+@i;-~'+u'OI,-".
aries, supplfess Phychologist salary;-'.The Trustoeacof't. School Dfstxf+
' 'Chris -;WILIIace 'Bicycle-,. I, 'ijou;
and zoom xssnodeffng.
complimented
llama are to be, 'highly
'Safety Blu
The Title -I. yrctfqet fae a Federal foi" their deep'fnterest fn every studCynthia'%aflace,— Juriiox', Jffffecs',
Blue; Stylish ISeparcatei, 'Brie Stylep
h Rfg+ ~oggejg
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. Debbie chxfstensen
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Foxeign
Showing, Red; Ram„Grand
I ting and
Foodsjchampfonnf Horse, Bfu0.
,SS ODIOUS Offeretf
a .~ s v
ln KendrlCK.JX.r
dx ic.f .,
Slue'landa
curt tucstcs ~otter ttutn tt,ttn,agio
help defray the teachers salary, This
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power.
huy for fess and pass our savings on to you.
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Sitfsagi
G'eiman
Jirky
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Davfd. &olft Sheep, Blue; Fitting .
& Showing, Blue.
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Summer Sanaage
Salami
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Iiat Paoking: Plant
OpEV.SUHOAYS
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Troy, Idaho
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Oct; 8 to
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Gun Ssfetys Blue
Msohfne Magic,
Ferris Cuddy
Blue; Meal Planning, . Blue;, Style
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ln Moscow,
Safety 11,
Gun
Rabbft- 1, Blue.
Brock& —
Brown —,Yeast, Breads, lee;
'98
8" A|INSfNLE
5
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hiechanfcs'wrench forhome use,
Heavyluty,
drop forged steel,
fuffs grounds chroma plated,8.
Nine.amp burnout.protected mo
tor defivefs 1hp. Sawdust bfow
er system, Rugged foot. IN6
be-a:fre'e. diabetic education clinic the the
ning I, Blue; Style Revue, BluaMeal Planning,
co~e Gxusmoee —
-Moscow Youth Center beginning Monday, Oct. 9 from 4
White; Machine Magic, Red; Style
7 to 9:30. Tliis progra'm isc foi persons with diabetes and, wevu,'reen.
their families. In'terested diabetics MUST'-pre-register
cfuaI-.
before, October. 5. (Call::Moscow 882-4511) The Youth,'uth Hut'cheson —
Center- is located at 1515 East D Street.
Double.insulated
drill, 2.7 amp
motor, 1000RPM.Handle,acces.
sorles and carry case, ff073
will
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I;feel.thiS
iS a.Very. WOrthWhile and VItal-CliniC;if-yautar.
any member Of yOur family haS diabeteS and I urge yOu
.tO take-adVanfage Of-it;-- —
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It's true that the best things in life are free, but
some where along the way you'e going to need same.
right now we'e thinking about school expenses. If you are a young person heading back to college this fa11, why not think about putting some of your
summer wages in a safe, convenient First Bank of Troy
checking or savings account, You'l have some money
when you need it.
money...
If you'e
a parent, why not start adding a little
extra to your present savings account so you'l be 'prepared for the expense of schpol clothing, books, shoes
and all the "little" extras that add up so fast.
First Bank of Troy
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Box)
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Palmyra bristles for- thorough:Mfnf4umfdfffermaftis
every day
cleaning of concrete floors ln
more comfortable. Walnutfoolt
Oufet, Super Vefuaft 4017
garages, etc.
25-15S2.'::ffhfsh,
lamps
sci
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Iffcluded
Instant radiaC heatf 1320 Watt'
thermostat,
safelyswitch. 4505 8YU,3IIH0ffA.;
tf~ver:
Automatic
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mounted. Assembledwfth3+fra
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Puts three
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heavy4uty-outlets
wherever you need them.3wlre
plug, UL fisted. 00562
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Dial anv mood from dim to
brfaht.bsyto install,600watts,
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Get 10"and 14"heavy.dtttypfpe
wrenches In set Have replace
able lower Jaws, 4243
'dtteeiaing
Isotfca fot Ilotfl
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Management ac Cfrculatfon
Title of pubffcatfon:
The Gazette News
Date of Ffifngc October 1, 1073.
Frequency at,.Issue: Weekly
Locatfoni Kendrick, Latah County,
Idaho 83537
Location ot Headquarters or General Business Offices. of Publishers:
Kendrick,, Latah County, Idaho 83537
Names and addresses ot Publisher,
Editor snd Managing Editor:
Publishers: Jane L. Rath and
amm A. Roth, Genesee, Idaho
Editor: Wfllfam A. Roth, Geneoce,
Idaho.
Manager Edftor, "William A. Roth,
Genesce, Idaho.
Owners:
Jane L. Rotb, Genesec,
Idaho; William A. Roth, Genoese.
Known
bondholders, mortgagecs,
and other security holders: None.
Total No, copies printed. '1450
PaM circulation,
sales through
dealers and carriers, street vendors
and counter sales: 25
Mail subscriptfons. 1375
Total paid circutatfon: 1400
Free distribution; 10
Total distribution: 1410
Office use, left over, etc". 35
Total: 1450
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STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP
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Amelia Ware Funtfme Favorites,
Red; Style Revue, Slue.
williLaura Wffffams-8nacks and more,
Blue; Handy Handsewfng, Red; Dog
Care II, Blue.
Bxfdget Wfnchar-Randy Handsewfng, Blue.
Good Doers 4-H Club would like
to thank Juffaetta and Kendrfck
tMerchants for their support of the
Latah County Jr. Fat Livestock Sale.
Some Money...
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SepaBlue; Potatoes. H, Blue;
rates, Blue; Let's Bake, Blue; Jr.
Leadership„- Slue; Style Revue, Blue.
It's Going To Take
.
lief
s:WIccehch Sht
Each II5Ms 2023 'gL trash,
Has Vo" and %" drIve socftahf
leaVea, e'
Streng,.fetfikyfeftffr
„and Other pieCea ln:StOrage-.
—
—Horticulture
Stylish
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Homcufture
a,
Polly T yior
BIne; Yeast:Breads, Blue; Gun Sifety I, Blue; Potatoes I, Rsd; Sheep
. Taylor
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50~$LCK
Fitting: and Showing, Red; Style Re-
Clndy
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BLue;.Meal Planning,
swtw
Ocos
Jeff= Lolhxnax~tm Safety I
Gun Safety
Daron Mtutfufl
Scot
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Hlotyfe, hf-impact plastic Wastebaskets lend a decorative touch
to any room, pfcft up several at this fow prfco. 133
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THE GAFETTE
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Mp sh«sm I»soks lo Ivlcogs (cr
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got(<<I P0<uxt
7%un(stixqh
Rxdcccv
C
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ex(pres(()ons were
thoughtfu)
slxl™shxl
Blrthd(LYy Sur
Urpir)se-
greatly
hlrs, Emma Shlvmd
The Emlo Aodomx hOmo WSS llm
scene af a very happy surpdse p((rty
Sund((y in honor of Walter Bigham's
I<(< ) i<
I
82nd b)r)hday anniversary, The party
wa(( arranged bv Rena Andrews and
lier s)ster. Goldie Bramnier, kno<Ldxlg
that Wa)t would enjoy meeong old
p ol
frlcoss. colo(Ives sod oslghbors ls
IS(os
homo whoso lw wm born ~d
FIIEE Smws.sl IFM
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soppsc
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visit (v((s enjoyed by hfr, and Mrs
A be((ut)fUHY decorated ca)Le wss
2894SQl,
Pean Weyeil of Moscow in the )iome served to Sl gUcsts who collgratu)ste
Walt and wi«h him weIl in the years
FOR SALE Chev, '87 Imp«)a 2. of Mr an(i Mrs, Don Ho)s)ngtan
T)ie «arwater River is again endoor hardtop. Runs good. Lliw )ir)ce
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Mmvs meow scsvcs Ibis week. Scl Sovpvlso psclpSO ne)gb)xors
and
Approx()nu(tc)y
bhccy T\mmss, lcc Isck next Sms',
At. 3, Kendrick, Phone 298.L~), Visitors ln the He)ena Brown home friends p)essant)y surprised Mr. ahd
2tseo )ast week included Mrs, Lo)s Jo)m. Mzx(, George )EHsabeth) Havens on
evening( SePt. 27, when
and hfrs AHce hfaydre, Lenore Thursday
w)') dr)ves Jeep ,stan
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on Wednesday
Emzt<a. they arrived at the Havens home to
afternoon;
e)chhuin and Herman Senyers a)so w)sh the couple their congratulat)nns
S)40c Tuesday were MNL )(tahe) Ste)gers', and best wishes for a long and happy
mart)age
R pRODU~ Culdesac, snd her mother, hfrs. Mys- with
ioe
them
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.M~)e
Mg„UOH~~rt
esp)
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me. M)H),
Coop«prepared Thursday dinner for and coffee, and E)t<xsbeth served
hcr mother at P)nectee)t Mrs Dwa)n other snacks which were enjoyed by
FOR, UNIO> OH Pzoduots in ths Space @Nore, and Mrs, Cato) Robin. a)L George and EI)««beth were pregexxdr)ck ax<<(<(L, ca)) S))I Bog~ sozi and daughters cof Ozof)no came srmted 8 gift frolzi the)x'r)ends as
)«ter days, and on SLU)day all of Mrs a momento of the happy occasion.
sN.
'n's ch))dren aga)x< visited her
Family Rcuz()onFOR BALF 8-p)ece white bedrooin as is th<L)t Cuetazn.
S Ãrs. Well Heimgartner joins'd her
set. C«H even)ngs
)Ltr, «nd hfrs, C)et)s Ho)s)hgtnn
2NOO spent V)pednos()ay afternoon
at the father, Charlie Fey, «nd h)s other
Cldldren for a fanLQy dinner Sund«y
ewt Heat)L home.
FOR BALF, Ant)c)ue sofa, built ln
h)s home in Kendr)ck.
Sunday was
d~~ day at
for Newt ahd htQdred Heath but one sion was in honor oi daughters, Mrs.
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they were happy to live. lfr, snd hfrs Polly August)ne of Bhmt, South DaVerne
Sta«y of Lew)eton vts)ted un- kata and 3(fra Sue W)cho)88, Terra
DRY SEASOh)ED STOVE WOOD
tO «)most noon bui, departed just Haute, Ind., who arrived at Lew)stan
r and Pine„S28 r card 'efore
Nr<L Heath cau)d serve them airport Fr)day. AH t,en of Ch<xrHC'8
phone gt)78-7280
the
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she )Lad prepared As they chi)dtcn vrere present to enjoy d)nSt<(k scatled
to eat, daughter 3}fxa, Flora ing aiid vts)t)ng together excep), I)oy
)8 8. tate
TO CifVF» A)VAY )n g(pad heine 4.n<a Gibbs and two friends froin SPokane who was Llxishk to attend. It this
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dag gezz)je. W)I) n(ske go<A<) pet
Heath» lay down to rest but son'or the oppoztun)ty.
Nba» Genesee
Gordon and tvso of his boys, Wayne
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and Bet Y
home.
808)>. c)ectxfc. cszl(et. « few bours'Mt. After their d - Vicky
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Stan)ey Siuinnon, in theft Spo.
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((nd Mrs. Evetctt
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Brammer.
Mr. and Mrs, Marion Souders had
supper w)th MOes Souder» and Alvin
Schm)dt at Lew)stan Wednesday. The
Souders were Sunday aftcmwl<
crs of Mr. «nd Mts. Arlie AHen in
JUHaetta,
Mr. Snd Mrs. Bill WHson and childx'en were Friday eve supper guests
of Mrs. L)HY,&flson in L(h(rfston.
SLmday the WQson hwNY enjoyed
d)nnbr with Mr. «nd
Conrad
Swan and famHy ln Moscavr.
Saturday eve supper guests of Mr.
and
Elmer Cuddy were Grandma Cuddy, and. Mt. and Mrs, BQ)
Cuddy of Thmpson F«HS. Mr. «nd
Mzs. Gary BaH of Cta))pnont vrere:
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By July Foster
Mr. Snd Ãrs.- Dean Weyen were
Sunday guests of his patents. Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Weyen. Dean and Deb
are moving to PocateHO this vxeek.
M)secs Dozothy and Hetm)na Meyer went to Spokane Monday to meet
a missionazy friend of the)za who is.
on her w«y back to S«<pan.
Mrs. Thclma Meyer, Dozothy and
Hermma were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and MzxL Ted Meyer and
famQY.
Mr<L Agatha Perkins was 8 Thursday evening i~tnt of Mr. «nd
Foster and daughters.
Lies, and Teresa Foster were Saturday overnight and Sund))y guests
of Gr«ndma Schoeff)et whSe their
parents weto mak)ng wood.
Sunday d)nner guests of hQ'. and
Mt<L Ted Meyer and famQY wet<0 Mr.
and Mrs. Lany Uttke, Kenney ahd
M3ndy of Spokane, Mrs. The)ma Meyer, Dorothy and Hennina, Stm Allen
and Grandma Wllken.
MrxL Ted hfeyer,
ifxxx. Kenneth
WOken and Mrs. Matt)L« WOken
wexbe Satxtt()ay v)s)tots ot Mts. A)ma
Bette to he)P her celebrate het birth-.
day.
Mr. «nd Mrs. Frank Yamanxnto
and daughter Cindy of Homeda)e,
Peggy Yam«moto and Tetzy Allen,
U, of I. Students, were Satxxrday OLm
ning vts)tars at the Ida Ne<L~
home.
S(fta Amy Tay)ar Lated with Mr.
and Mrs Stanley Heplet Sunday.
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his brother and sister-)n-)aw, Mr. and
hfts. Stiner Rings<xge, Thursday.
Nr. and Mrs. Clinton Smith werc
Le(v)stan bus)ness iisitoz8 Thursday
evening.
hfr. and Nrs. Fred F<U<ke were in
Lewiston on bus)ness Tuesday «nd
AVcdnced(L3v and Nrs. Funke x(~ in
Moscow Friday.
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Mrs. Nancy Swanson and family,
0(ft. «nd Mrs." CCCH V)7))son of Lew)8 were SLLnday:d)xmet.guests of Mr.
and NxxL Ed Greece)ose.
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Mrs. Pete Jacobs and ahQdren and
Rowena Davis drove ta Newburg;
Ore., Saturday and returned home
Sunday. Alice Jacobs renmined at
'Vewburg to attend George Fox( Co)lege.
Sunday dinner .guests of Mr. and
Mrs. VerHN Benjamin were Mr. and
Mrs. Etn)e 'Wing and daughters of
Anow, Eva Sandquist and Dan Wenstrem ef L(xw)eton. Susan Benjamin
spent ths weekend wtt)L het patents.
A week.ago Friday, Ãzs. Geztrude
Pederson of SUB«etta was an overix)ght guest of Mz. and MriL VerHn
n)ece.~
i
I'e
refreshment(t.
played and deHC)ous
were served by the 3(ostessea
tone, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Van A)rsda)e left gz(o(U)ds ever the t«teekand with theWednesday fat the)t )xame at Sicza- CamPer Katavsn.
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.e3kw)ght Cozey and Gene EH)ot of*
mcnto, Calif., after spending several
Those wbo .vfs)ted Ar, and Mzs. weeks vp)th
* 8nd
Mrs Dat(xpm Desxy vts)ted w)t)L Mr. «nd MriL Nor-.
man Lewis
%ally Butler Sunday were Mt. and %any.
Arta Grosec)nse and Bcibetta ~~~>i
Mts.. BiH Chtpman and Mr. and Mrs.
Mxxx. Qrerner gbimazxn ind het nepArHN Co)berg of Moscow.
hew and
Satxxtday w)th spexit t)xe wee)Mnd with Nancy Sw«LLson in Moscow.
Lsst Wednesday Mw, Betty Kech- Mts. Darwin Tarry.
ter spent the day with Mxa. Normen
Sunday aftenxoon visitors of Mr.
Nelson of Deaty. Nr. «nd Mrs, Roger and Mrs. DarV<p)n T<Lzzy vrere Mrs. ed w)th Nt. «nd MtxL Grant C)omen
Kec)(ter and Mt. and
Jim Stur- Vena, Dt)sco)'L MrxL Jane Wielson and bagen Beat B)dge Monday evezung
«nd Nza. Bay Peny and SLL(xazx
man were vts)tcpts of Mr. and Mts E)sixie HQ) of Lear)«ton.
Dan Kechter for the day, Sunday.
Ãr, and Mrs, D'Ixzw)n,T«ny v)sited Pezxy of- Deaxy and Dale Alex(«nder
Mxs. Frank
Mrs. Clem Lyons hsd a nice at-, Sunday
W)H)am vts)ted with Ãt. and
afternoon
Gxosec)ose Sunday.
tendance at her 1 tupperwate) party'auder.
8 week ago Tuesday eve. DCHC)ous
Stet Geztje spent the weekend with Ray and Lura But)et enjoyed a
refreshments were served after(Lvatd. Ms grandparents,
and
Boy Sunday drive and on the)t xetunx
borne they stopped fax'
v)sit with
.
Saturday eve supper guests were Ãr. Gertje,
and
S)H O)son and fsxnHYand Mr(L.Bruce Sherman of Su)faMr. «nd Mrs. Arnold Behrens of
Lee Sw«xULan and Mrs
etteI. Sunday C)enl ahd Flo went to Spokane arrived Sunday to spend 8
to gather pretty Locks tn fewdaysw)th Mr. «ndMrs Boy Get K)xnberHng of Mos(xxw. vts)ted Wft)t
make steps snd a w«H at their front tje. Mz. «nd hfx<L. Arne)d Behtens Mt. 8nd NtxL Suddy Henson Mondajp
door house.
and Mts. Roy Gertje v)8)ted Mzs. even)ng
Mr. «Nd Mza. PbH Bahr were from Ann)e Geztje at the nuts)ng home.
a week ago Thursday tQI Tuesday
Mrs. Ferd puetz of Lewiston vis- Friday.
LM)tars in the home of Mr. and htxxL ited hfonday afternoon with Mrs. Roy
Nr. and Mta ch<xr)es stt«ittoxx vtsSoHy MO)er of Nnhler, Wash. The Gcrtje.
itod re)at)ves at Fernwood, SILtxxzday
Bahts were Sunday luncheon and sup-, Mrs. Ne)HC D«nfaxlh visited Mox(- «fternnon.
per guests of Mr. and Mts. L. Zenner day afternoon wtth Mza. Cora JenSince the t«)n hss Stopped fazmezxs
of Gene«ac. Wedn<Nday the Bahrs vts- nlngs.
are gott)ng Ln theix Hcks tn the.
ited with Mrs. Dave Auer and new
')CM snd report)ng yrogxass.
groat grandson at the hospitaL Samos,
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By AHce Hensen
ShowerCheryl Hutton was a Friday over-'Wedd)ng
of Nr. «Ad night guest of Gina Rae Wh)t)nger.
Mrs, Frank Gtoseclose inee E)(L)ne
hfrs, Bill Glean. Afternoon caller was
Wednesday the 28th, VirgO Dygert„Perry) was guest of honoz't a br)Kent, Lamb,
Weber and Alice Jacobs vere dal shower given by Mrs, Buddy
and hfts. Nancy Swansoxx
Sun(lay afternoon caHcrs of Mr. dinner guests of Nr, and Mrs. Henry~Hcnsen
and Mrs. John Cuddy were Mr, and "Davis and Rowena.
Monday even)ng at the Community
I
Mrs, Sack Bxown and Lnri, and FerSunday Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis Church basement.
ris Cuddy,
The recent br)de received many
were dinner guests of Mr, and 3ifrs,
Mrs .August Srammer vras 8 Sun- Jim Vantrease and family at Aha- lovely and useful gifts. Games wexv.
Mr. and hfrs, Ray Butler of Julia-
ct)a were
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By Julene Stammer
the Dsvlo wclghco lo ol O lb«S<( os.
itcd with her grandparents,
Benscoters on Tuesday.
screens" 8 daub)e 8)iozt snd sing)„Walter Zunxhnfe. «ccompan)ed by Frank
Mfs. Erzile AzidteWS W«S in LOW)S
Good Cond)(tu~ p) an ~F B<otty COWgex an Saturday OVen)ng, los Fclosp cvcolog lo moot Emlc
Icc
blmlxlsp
cslw
cmsm
cms
Gcsosm
to ce)ebrate b)tihday of two of h)s who arrived from BurHnginn, Colo.,
FOE SAIgb-'-wlovp elder hosm Io gv«horns«Too soo Toms gomholo where ho hss ollssgwl the funeral
Kendt)ek. Full bssen<ent, Car Port. )n the Levy«ton home ef the boys for his s)ster-)n-)aw, Mr(L The)ma
the Happy Home C)ub
Phone
after 5.
parents, htr. «nd Mrs. Arne Kumhofc. Andre<A'8
LIP(L')stan,
'Mr.
Car)son,
Ed
and Mts.
4tSSC
hfr. «nd «trs. Ezz<est Ste)gcm, with
several other couples were weekend were 8<mday guests in the Andy Cox Club Supper and Sale
The Happy Home Clubs ham supFOR SALK: )9 1, e ft. St bby Bell
f an<Pets «)ee)P» 4. U<(ed very little. cH
Thursday c«Hers were Mi. and 3@rs. per and sa)e w)11 be Satxxzday night.
Oct 8, at the Community HSIL
s oe(<r cond<) vvA s Jade« )OC)O()edc
hf)ss Terry Westbetg and f)ance 'ruce G)ciulc Tray «nd
Ser(bing vill start at 8:SO.
Mike XV)«dani, I~(L~n, were Thur<(«Ad«his» hf»cow3(fr. Snd 3(fxa. Caz) Weber ef Kc)sos
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WA((bTKD: F'm)j -,t)in(L vrsre)(ousen<sn.'
i io inn Clark«ton from, tyash., (+@ted Tuesday
afternoon
y e Nicjio)s
,', % d A" )%
The 3voung couple vsere united 'hee C)yde
with Mr. «nd Mrs. Gzant Clemenon
Ss)U
l,matt)sge
"An oquar (prottunity
Rxap)oyer,
Dan ahd Opic Ben«cater, S<<(~t- hagen.
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Ch
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hfxix. AH)e Ktcnxm)n,
h088 Alta
oo« lo Ihs prcscscs ol s mobil go«op ««~, w«c
guests in the Frank Benscoter home. hfnore, Mni. Esther)ne Lech «nd
FOII SAIE OS 'EEET-'Twoolovck ol rvlshws ssg lclssos.
Thuxvday ca)texv of the Schscoteza Mr<L Hanna Sc)LU)ts of JuHaetta «nd
house ln Lc)ah(L T)Lr(he bedrooms
3(tr. «nd )(the Pete D«L~ and tv~
y, Mzs. Johanna Nelson «nd MtxL Emma
)8)f
.
th»
one
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in
Kc
dow dade I hee
u)
MM wcm Sue) y
and Mra, Ruth A@un«, Moscow.
Sower visited with Mts. Anna Bower
„Kend- Ste)gvtss horny.
bssexhsnt. Call s$
Mr. «nd 3ifzs Lawzance Ho)mg(xrt Tuesday aftenioon.
)Hoc
.k.~
One goad turn dx(serves another<
Bruce C)emenbsgen ahd chHdzv'h
But that ls not the vsay it a)vs«ya net antezta)ned thc)t gra~dtcn,
--Col on 8 Nrs turns out After granting three hunt- Kt)st)e, Karen, Clinton «nd Carl« Kim and L<Lur)e were weekend guests
8
Satxitd<LY of Bruce's parent, Mr. and Mes. Joe
the perm)ss)on to hunt on h)8 Johnson over thc wccken<L
Gtoseclose
Dick
and
Jsnice
even)ng,
fn 10 tzx 0,. sponsored by catha- ers
Ci erne nb«go(L
Ed
>zoperty as re<)nested by them
Mrs. Eula GaHoway was a W'edI)c Daughters af America.
strug. joined them and Jahiae u~ honored
tI~ gHng to raH away one of h)s giant- with.a birthday dinner and cake. na«day d)nnsr guest of Mxxx. Norman
San«cater wss in Lave)nn Nelson ln Deary. Mrs. Car) Weber
Pumv"-'ns
NOT)CE: f am no<v your hcgt Avon s)sed
Thursday, where «he LN) tod with of Kebo, Wash., was 8)so a guest
j)spresentat)L'e fcpt the Gene<(ck(b sz
and h)s childx(en, in the Ne)son horn(L
GaHOW«y
88. Pbr )<Out Avon ae<(da p)ease Can
Kralg and Kat).
hfts. Johanna Nelson and Mrs.
4(et Psu)et)e Johann, 28$."4s),
Nrs, Ernie AndtoL6e mm a Moscow Anna Bower vts)ted Sunday after
tf
Oenese»,
visitor Monday.
noon with
AH)e Larson and
Nell Hc)mgattner, Polly Aug- Homer.
hfrs.
BAZAAR-B)g
)IAX SUPPN) Jc
mune,'ue N)cho)s nnd'fat)e Fey Mrs, Gertz«xdo Hoffe) of Ozof)no
Sear Ridge Community Hall. 8«twcn
and Mss M«ra@et D«gofoorde of
Fanthey uvre joined by their other 8)«- Spokane wore Saturday visitors of
bo3'8
M~ V)v)an Wo) f and
tots Lo)s Fr«set and V)v)an Bariett hfr. and Mrs. Eddie Ge<HOW«y and
Sund«3 flshhlg w)th Ml and to enjoy
Leonard tyo)ff an D<Lvatshsk
Rufus Fa)tf)old v1$)ted Ftid«3v
avezh)ght guests of Nr. and Mta afternoon with Mrs. AlHe Larson «nd
FOR SAIP", g.e toom oil space heat. )mkrh
Stamper
and
Allen
tyaiff
Hoard
PUHm«xL. Thc)r mother, Homer.
et s))gh)jy <Lse() vg)h n)nett)c he)~i Daymand Snyder haul Catoc Wayne D«L~
An)t<L W«s 8 S«turday n)ght gueet
CO«t
Lany KtLL)g ahd Karl Galloway
and b)a((v<vt
therma(ztat
o'ct )'c weekend from
also, AH returned home Sunday.
and Stan Howorton were'Sunday dinf38714, 8 bargain how st $80.00, 8"dd)c
Nr. «nd Nts. Frank Benscotcr were ner guests of Mr<L Eula Galloway
)hat«lit() g«» futn<(ce. I~r.
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f)(z(L and in <MOSCOW g'educ«day far Frankle'8 and Jcttv.
Mt «hd hfr« )fa(O)d
Zy hf(LttXOn, 229.SIS2, Un)anta<VN
aftc<ooh vbith
8(L<g((n v)sited Sunday
Mr. «hd Nrs. Gabriel Forest and
))LSZp
hlr. And Mts, Frc(td)e 8))flaw,
torQY fz(om )i)s recent surgery
hft. ahd Nrs. A.dolph Forest. Werc
4th
celebrated
her
Trina Thornton
STRAYED from Cedar ltmgn--One
SLUlday afternoon vts)tars at'&vin,
hcr
Joe and Sert)N« Forest
Ys«L'Hng Hetefatd heifer. 1 Chai'o 'birthday Sunday. Those he)ping
hfzs. AIHe Kremmin
and Alta
lola clew «Ilk mll, I block h vscg slgl«gi>csI ol blv. sog Mcs. Gsmll
Moore were Friday afternoon L%)tats
cow,W)th ref wearing bells and ))chm)dt, Hanna Schu)tx. Nts, Fml
Sy Alma Bett«
of Nrs. L)nn)c Ingle.
)Ltande(j) >V-o(wr-S on t)ght hip," Ne)son. She))a And Shelly, Mr. «nd
hfts, David LVII¹oh And her P<(teats,
Would all the 1«dies Lvbo ham
8)¹a 1 b)ack c(Fv L«th cIL)f branded
aild
T)iorntoh
Ida Wcwmsn and grandson J)nuhy items for the sa)e Saturday please
DL ah rig)ii, zfb. Phoiie caHnct 7')S Mf'. «xid Mts, SQI
89)S or 2788MS" At 8:00 p.«i. tX3ec l«other Brl«n. w¹-'( 8«turday ovnt Allen wore 8«tut()ay afternoon x6s- bring them to iho hall Saturday
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Mikc Bt(poke
)tats af Aga)ha Perkins Nts >tQI)c attetnaon.
W>< h - . 0
FOR SALEs
h)g)ii guns af Mi Ahd Mts, Get(L)d Cork))1 spent Satutd«V
Nrs. Olg7( Neman ftam Deary and
<om" )sob<hall <i<id f«mily.
h<ub) ic
Ag((t).~ pc ins
bedroom V)i<d(<)n
Cunning
Chai)cs Bent« of NOH«)a, Oregon.
Sp'g"I
Bits'U<d
of
GarHarder
Mr¹.C«r)
terr).,
Mr. And
R)ectr)c range.
work)ng on thc Hi)i «ml Va)icy
lv')s)ted Mand«y (Lftcrhaoh viol Nrsl
Watet Mr, Oi) Futhacc. c)ua))ty v)))n, W(LAi., Ahdh)s brother, )term«n dnn Club scrap booic. Su)in Caapet Jerry Ingle.
ahd a¹k H<<<'(Icr, <(p. nt last Tuesday Lvith Mr. «„d ch))dion >vore caj)nts
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H )hsu)At~I,
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pane()I g
Homer John« And Helen lt)nr)chs fat A)»ia Bc)is
ent cond)t)oh. Vcth 3Vcgnnr, )«hd.
(urn Tun¹d¹y Afternoon v)s)tats of rc)at)vcs )inner)ng her b)t)hday ax(t)ck, ph. 289.582ps
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h)Lersary w)th cnkn¹. pics, gifts, calls
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Cindy Hc)h<g(Ltthcr and Diana DchL. )» Babcock of 600(It O'A)cnc, htt.
h)cr (<)tcn()nd the p)ayday <(t Gcncscc
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DIVORCE PROCEEDS GS
g)r)«at I~(v)stan werc Huh<)ay <Hnnar so» Dahn)n, Steve Cht)stcnscn and 8<iiid<ly; Cindv t(LI(lhg part iil it..
Mt. nnd h)rs. E. G. Wc rhct of Btcr Mi. A«I Mts. Homcj. P«iks Kat)LV
THERI) WI)sL BE h)O
morton (vere (venkcnd guests of Mr.
Nrs George Fih)ca M rth
an)l Nt¹. Bill Bc)t.
AN) Mm. M¹rglc 8))f)a(v went ta W))koh, hfts. Kenneth <y))kcn, hti
Mr. «nd htts. Adolph Dean)cr «nd
)wIV)stan Ft)day fai 8 1)orna Demon
Tc<) No3oet ahd Effie PaivcH. Than)(
DEN)<fLRR SUPPI V
hfts. Lcn Boot. Lds)tn<i Sund((y with
<(tt<(tiah Club meet)ng,
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Mt¹, 83'lvl« )'etc', hfark O)A<oh hfi Ahd 3<trs. Dav)(i lya)san ot Nr. «hd htiv. Randv Wall«cc in 8pokanc.
r(hd h)¹ fiahccn Ciii(IV weto Wnelcnnd p)etce v)s)to<) hjs
Nts, Bil) Bc)t, >46)nd Nt. And Mts.
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i(hd f«mOY jolilnd cvet3olie Fj)d¹y
$ 190 00 )3us AWye
Nt. Ahd Nrs. John Dcnhlcr of Gchc))rian.
ca)le<1 ah Agatha Pctfot
Jul)e
Cooper
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wctn Sunday dinner guests af
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honte of Mr. Ahd N». Gordon
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peter¹,
Mt. «hd Mts. Allen Rclchohberg 8«tu<x)ay d)nant guest of Ni'. Mid
Rol)cts
htt(<, Got<)ah I'etc<a And Nts, Sy)- of )Tin(vc v)sltnd h)s hia)her, Laura hft(<, A()a)ph Dahn)ct.
Sp)1(bs
Rcic)<eh)ietg Ft)day„
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w)th Ni'. «Nd Nzs. Hctnlah Jahhsah
Ag¹iha Perk)h¹ Vl¹)tcd at, Fred win Tarry <9¹)tnd WNL K«udei'uhsh<L))s WHh )iueh)ng
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tchdn() Ex)eh«)oh caune)I at. I nwi¹Fxtehs)an Hohiomakcrs
plan ta
toh Fr)d(cy ahd vms 8 dthhnt guest of hinnt L(8th Nt¹, Albert Lawrence the
hot
Russell
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Nts,
grandson, Mt,
Chnck yaut hn¹t)ng system every
18th nf October instead of the lit)L
t p ~)) t shag» w)th bu((h)hg
I20,00 w)ntct. Tha hns)th Ahd w<)fate of Rahdnll )h thn craning.
bec«U(<e of the State meaong bclhg
Vena Drl¹cal) Ahd dsught<0t, EIA)ne At Na¹cow t)le 9th iuid 30)h-hope
your entire f¹m))y )hay dePend oh.)t.
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phoae 2)O4)ee~KV«tch your system for danger s)gh«)s Hill of Lew)«ton, Nr. And Mrs. D«t* to sce 3'ou )h<(t(s.
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right with when they let txs fashion a new fall hair styling
w hich will be right for any occasion. Call this weeifl
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Elected officers at the Assembly
of God Church for the coming year
are as follows; Marie Onmt, trustee;
Lydia Belt, secretary; Greta Smith,
treasurer; Susan Petkins„super!ntendent .of the Sunday School; Maxof
fne Fry; assistant superintendent
Sunday School, and Grace Rhodes,
secretary-treasurer pf Sunday Schoo1.
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Matte
Sffffow fs Student of the
pf Week, Hc doesn't
Mrs. Dwight
know what, to bring
Ore., spent last week a yet. Beth's cuctunbers tasted great.
her .sister, Mrs. Pearle
fzope everyone had a good weekend
Myrtle Davis of Portland becattse we dfd
a
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gtlest
funny" reading workbook.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rukgsber of
Fulleeton, A ff, left Thu~ay to re- was laaPFriday. The Junfors won
turn to their home after having over the Sophomores,
spent the past two weeks visiting
here vrith her father, Emulus Brown'ast because we make it grow fast.
Mrs, Don Brown was admitted to
Beth 'brought some gifts to our
teacher, Miss Stefonek. She brought
Thursday evening and underwent gall a sm!fe face of squtuh and a smile
bladder surgery Friday morning.
M d and Mrs. Dean Brocke hasted
Jamie's cousin
L khart
a birthday dinner honoring Jody Fey visited last week. Debbie
Shs's a Fifth
at their home Monday . evening. ~der from Cblffo~fa
Guests included Jody and hfs family
We have an invisible rabbit nam
~Ms and mm Harvey.
and
We are al]pwed to have
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got. to do ouz shadow
Sue Nfchofz wh are
g h~e experiment Thursday fn science Th
sun decided to come out. At least wc
Gladstone, oregon have spent the
gg's s er,
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psst week with
Mrs, Pearls Long.
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a Wednesday and Thursday guest in
the home of Mrs, Pearle Long.
and
Gladstone,
guests of
Long, Mrs;
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lubrication need
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for busmess and pleasures Naif;e Bare your car is
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Monte Hfbbard Thursday, September
20 at Gritman Memtyrfal Hospital fn
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'hz Craig we«Mr. and Mnt- Jack Meyer wfff have a birthday
Roy Cnt g of ew s o~ Mm.
fp'n-.Thursday. Happy birthday to Terof
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and Jack.
Friday af enon ciGerd Mr. and
The soup labels are coming fn
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w~ good. Nan~y Cook 2 labeKs, Mar
Mrs H 8'
Harris 8, Jay Hollingsworth 8, Ted
Denner 48, Larry Snyder 2, Terry
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Helton spent Johns 2 and Tony Roseborpugh 2
weekend
in
Wash.,
the
Snoquabnfe,
labels
where they visited with her brother,
The helpers foz this week are Jack
Ed R ~M who
~cntfy b
Meyer snd Brenda Hamilton.
re eased f r the "ctzpf al They re
The first grade wfff be taking on
turned home ¹ndaira new look with the coming of Haf
Brown 1oween: black cats, witches, ba ts
Mr, and Mrs Kenneth
oi the . Kendrick snd hand
joinsd msmhws
osnhwc Kacavsn for s weekend
camping trip to the St. Joe,
Ocsds i Nsws
Mrs. Sue Craig visited in Lewfston
Aff week we'e learned many things
Monday with her brothers, Mark about Indians We heard stories, saw
er
s~er,
Eeb
Robeson
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filmstrips, and drew pictures. We
learned some of their hand lanRon Craig family
We each designed a headband
guage.
Miss cM«on Lowery of
and on Friday we wore our headW~
'p"
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bands to Music Class and we did
for a month's visit with Mr. snd Mrs more Zndfan activities there.
Ond may We Say WelCOme
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baCk tO all gradS I yOung and
old alike, and wish the undergraduates
success and a
good time during the week's activities.
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atlons fol KHS HOHleCOmlpg
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were their granddaughters,
Cuddy of Coeur trAIene and
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Now 1st"s step into Soc, Studlesf
In Soc. Studies we'e studying about
Christopher
Columbus
snd peoplft
that sailed and explored tfte world or
at least tried to. Monday we an-
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of Mr. and M
Doc Little were her nephew and wffe,
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Gene Hansen and two in yardage gained with 7B rushing
had 68
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of Spo kane. Kmd 87 P in;
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'unday af«nsxtn caffem were Mr
and Mzs. 7tfotman Erbst of Orof!no,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Glenn were eve'tWe expect them to be about
tough.8 k as
O. Monday night M. and M he re«wed the
Culdesac Wolves,,
Wayne Judy and d ughte Patty of who win be
here Friday night for
the homecoming'ame.
The %'olves
tie home
Genesee and Troy good
of gave both
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MONDAY
There will be a meeting of the
Potlatch Ridge Workers 4-H Club at
the Lefand Club House Monday evelrffth Ozatle
ning, Oct, 8, at 7l00. This wfff be the
annual election of officers and a good
Guess what? We had one of those attendance is desired.
old math tests again, and those who
got A's wore Darren Clemenhagen,
Larry Gffffspfe, Janey Jacobs, Danny
swered questions and had a film
about Columbus.
Now about the football game! The
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth gradetv got
tion worth l5 yards and six ppfnta to go to the Powder Puff football
ennis Lukecart ran the conversion game Friday,
or the
points,
And w'e would like to thank Mr,
Kelly fe enhagen
Pass to Ron Manfuff for lettfng us go.
Matv in the second quarter was
Reporte~eryf Hutton and
go~!~ r arty y
Gina Whitinger
SCOWL frpln pne yard Out pn a qttss»
terback sneak and then Xtassetf for
the conversion to
Clemen-
The extra poizlt try failed.
In the ff al pe6od Kendrick saw
~ MsAly'n Efdmg tsmg with the Sweet
a B0-yard drive sputter and faff down
on the Trojan 2-yard fine ss the
1
Srrances Peters and Silvia Peters of
" Spokane
visited Sunday with Mr. and
of the game, bu't
Johnson The Johnsons R the f~t
" were Sttturday evening callers of Mr * Cpa Ruark Md MM ys he Mght
be able to see limited action tlds
PARTS
DON JOHNS
H
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nfg «ta'» sparingly the ffrst four
, games unleashed it fo» thfa contest
wNte hez,
WOIKIOrdKS
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Alny Holt
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It was an upset to thc rest of
the league, but Coach Dick Ruarlt
Vincent was a
and his Kentlrfck Tigers never had
day inner gttest of Nz, and
tw'heire r doubts
pu
as they
th
wentt to
T
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Herman Johnson. Afternoon visitors
the tough Trpjans 22-6
were Eva Vincent i Mrs, Efsfe Hoff- and defeated
"Cprfng fn eVelsy
ng
nlan Snd Lpren Hpffnlan. In the eVe- aat - - y
ning, Glen and Nellie Brasier of quazter but the final one, the Tigers
were ne~er fn trouble and led all the
Genesee, were supper guests.
and Mtv Rpdger Courtt4ght tvay. While rolling up 22 points and
cand family en1pyed a day of boating SS7 yards in offense, statistics showed that the strong Tiger defense
on Dworshak Dam Sunday.
Tuesday Mr. and Mrs, Herman played an important part in the con»
Johnson entertained Mr, and Mrs, test yielding only 106 yards to the
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