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VOLUME 72 KENDRICK, LATAH COUNTY, IDAHO THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1962 NO. 17

DAYLIGHT SAY!NGS JULIAETTA DOINGS ""'" LELAND AREA HAS LOCAL HAPPENINGS "„',"„'"„"T"'" 'N TIME BEGINS APR. 30 PAST WEEN 'BNY ACTIVITIES IN CAPSULE FORM Remember, April 30th, Ken- The OEAIA Kendrick Community Lions MES. KEVIN MABBOTT BY MES. LLOYD drick aml a of the sur- Club held their PHONE 5887 majority regular semi-monthly Phone 8-2649 roundine r.res. >>9g he going on Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Wilson spent meeting Wednesday evening of last last week-end in Fenn and Grange- Oancer Drive Daylight Saving Time. To be in week, with a very good attendance— Eeport Church Services Well Attended step, area residents are requested ville with his brother-in-law and sis- considering the The Leland Methodist Church Good fact that the Latah Mrs. Ted Peters, chairman for the to advance their clocks one hour ter, Mr. and Mrs. Carol Cox and fam- County Chambers of Commerce were Cancer DriVe Fund in Juliaetta,, r'e- Friday Services had a good attend- ily. inspirational. upon retiring Sunday evening. All meeting in Troy the same evening. ported the canvas was completed last ance; and proved very schools within the district will Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Wilson had as After a Easter Sunrise Service 'and go delicious baked ham din- Tuesday;within Juliaettq, ang on Fix The on the new time, so pupils must Easter guests Mr. and Mrs. Eugene ner served by the School Foods Ser- ridge. Juliaetta had a total of $100, breakfast, the latter in the church meet morn- Betts and daughter Gail of Coeur vice Ass'n» attended. the new time Monday the group heard a talk and Fix ridge turned in $10.00. parlors, were also well ing d'Alene; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Watson by. Ernest Cagahan, There were about present. District Parole Those helping. on. the Drive were 65 The majority oi Kendrick's bus- and sons Duane and David of Elk Officer for the Idaho State Peniten- Mrs'nal Cope, Mrs. Willis Howell, iness men have inUniversity of Idaho, Bill Thornton, and Wesley Andrews. Easter breakfast following the ser- Roy Wayne Thornton and family of Le- and Mrs. Reinhard Wilken, vices —and a number at the ser- and children of Spokane; Miss Fran- and since her marriage has been a'r. ces Long of Washington State Uni- Members of the local F. F. A. and land; Dale Candler of Spokane, and resident of Moscow. Mr and Mrs. Reinhardt Schroeder vices did not remain to partake of their instructor, the traditional menu of fruit juice, versity, and Mrs. Laura Emmett. Douglas Christensen, Floyd Candler of Potlatch. Mrs. Wicks engaged in the real and son, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Reil attended the District F. F. A. Live- Mr. and Nrs. Monte Calkins have and Horst Reil were dinner guests bacon, eggs, hot cross buns and cof- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown and estate business for 14 years, and three children of Spokane were stock Judging contest and a Judging purchased the Krogh Apartments, Easter Sunday in the home of Mr. fee. School since 1935 has been a broker for a At the Leland Church 65 partook Easter week-end guests in the homes at Moscow, on Saturday. and expect to be moving in in the Mutual Fund investment company and Mrs. Bill Diem, at Lewiston. Tom Rowden, Dale Silflow and near future. Mr. and Nrs. Luther Parks and of breakfast in the church parlors, of her mother, Mrs. Harry Baker, Nr. Wicks is the Associate Dean and his father, Emulus Brown. Larry Corkig were on the team, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Groseclose and family were Sunday dinner guests of which followed the Sunrise service. placed third of Student Affairs at the University glorious weath- John Darby was a dinner guest on out of 17 participating the John Groseclose family were Nr. and Mrs. Walter Brocke, at Ken- Perhaps the Easter schools. Alternates on of Idaho. er had something to do with the at- Easter Sunday in the home of his the judging guests Sunday, in'he home of Mr. In announcing her candidacy Mrs. son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and team were Fred Silflow and Skip and Mrs. Groseclose to help Mon- tendance —for one could not have Virgil — Wicks said she was the first woman, Mrs. Bob Henriksen was a weather. Mrs. Cecil Brammer and family, on Koepp. Sandpoint won the contest, celebrate the second birthday anni- 'day caller Mrs. Leonard asked for more beautiful It with Genesee in second ever to file for county commissioner morning of was brilliant sunshine from sunrise Cream ridge. place. versary of their son, Craig. in Latah county, and she is also be- Wolff and Mrs. Walter Wolff. Those attending the Judging sever'al to sunset —and the temperature hit Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Farringtpn and Mrs. Mabel Westling spent lieved the first in the State of Idaho.! Nr. and Nrs. Leonard Wolff and family were School, which was conducted by the in 84 degrees! Easter Day guests in the day of last week, visiting relatives She states she believes her.busi- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wolff were home of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kirby at Animal Husbandry Dept. of the U; Lewiston. ness training and her education make Sunday evening visitors of Big Mc- Lewiston. of I. included Bill Fey, Darold Hazel- Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Martin and well qualified for the position. Creary at Kendrick. tine, Charles Lackey, Jerry Polum- her ! SUFFERS STROKE Mrs. Ralph Nagnuson left Friday Cres- of i sky, Richard Wilson and Jim Sump- family (nee Beverly Swears) of She is also a life-time member Nrs. Kaye Gertje and sons were to visit this week with her son-in- cent City, Calif., called on friends the P.-T. A» and was very active in! Saturday over-night guests of Nr. ter. Nurs- Nrs. E. W. Magnuson, Kendrick, law and daughter, Nr. and Mrs. Mar- here Tuesday. the fight for the Latah County j and Nrs. pig Weyen. suffered a stroke at her home Satur- vin Hall, in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Davis of Good- ing Home. Ernest Heimgartner was a Wed- 'Mr. and Mrs. James Griffin of vsiitor of Mr. and day afternoon. She had been visiting CUB SCOUT PACK ing, Idaho, stopped by to visit with nesday evening had Ephrata, Wash., were Easter week- Penland, for in Spokane since Thursday, and Nr. and Mrs. Gordon 'arrived here on. the noon train;- Her end guests in. the horhe 6f..her par- Th'e Ds,vis family were bn Nr. and Mrs; 'ed Weyen MEETING MQNDAY- two days; son, Bob, was with her at the time. ents, Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Christensen. the World's Fair at Se- 'ere'ONCERT their way to She was taken by ambulance to Neal Craig, Baker, Mont., arrived attle. ENJOYED Mrs. Wilbur Tarbet. Lewis- Friday to visit in the home of his The Cgb Scout monthly program Gordon Peters and Mrs. Bob the St; Joseph's Hospital in Mr. and Mrs. Onal Cope. Freddie Mrs. where she is seriously ig. An- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oral Craig. and award Pack Meeting was held Henriksen were Monday afte moon ton, and Debbie, were visitors oyer the The annual SPring Concert, a cpmcom- other son, Roger Magnuson of Puy- He left Tuesday, taking his sons Monday evening. The theme of the week-end in Potlatch with Mrs. Vir- visitors of Mrs.- Robert Hutton and Steven and Douglas home with program was "Music." The of the Junior High came be with her him, Cuba'and bined presentation l at Cl k t agup, Wash., to ginia Nye and daughter, and Buzz School, Senior High School, the Band, f over the week-end, following their three-month visit in presented a program on home- I Mrs Miller Sr en Nye. the Gleet Mr and Joe the home of their grandparents. made instruments, and the audience Girls' d Boys'horuses, tertained at Easter dinner; . Guests who has been school musica Mr. and Mrs. Dick White moved to participated in singing with it. There Mrs. Evea Thompson, Club, and other groups'. Were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clifford, Mr. in the Otto Schupfer home, before a large and highly EDD KENT SHOWS Lewiston, where he expects to be em- was a display of the instruments, and a guest was given and Mrs. Joe Miller, Sr, and Ray a Mexican "Clap-dance" bus for Seattle'. She audience Tuesday even- Ij d' ployed. given. left Friday by appreciative of Potlatch'and M" Awards was there for the opening of the J IMPROV.EVENT Mr. and Mrs. E. N. White attended went to the following: h„'ymnasium. Daniel World»s'Fair, and will visit rel- a family get-together at the home of Wilken, Bobcat; John Deo- the each bald, Wolf Badge; Rodney Hogen- atives before returning here for Directed by Clive W. Llndsay, IMrs.'Homer parks were Mr. Nrs. Mrs. Walton Morey and Mrs. Wm. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Thornton and Locust Blossom Festival, May 26. ~d family at Peck, on Easter Sunday. beck, Silver Arrow on the Wp& I arrived home last Thursday and audience. Bud Roach and family,pf Kamiah, Holt Mrs. Badge; Ron Dammareg, Silver Ar Mr. and Mrs. Joe Browning thusiastic approval of the !and Mr. and Mrs. Bob and from the bedside of their father, Edd Orvige Preston and son Jim sons Dick and Joe of Poleson, Mont., Lovejoy of Ritzvige, Wash., visited Wednes- row on the Bear Badge, and Jimmy Kent, who is recuperating from a Fey, the Lion Badge and Gold and arrived Friday night and visited here arrangement and Production showedl !Din'ner of heart attack at a Boise hospital. day night and Thursday with her guests Easter Sunday mother, Mrs. Silver Arrow. Service Stars were with relatives until Monday. A letter on Monday from Nrs. Jack Kuykendag. Jim also presented. Friday afternoon several friends to be highly congratu a e . Kent reports that he is recovering remained until Sunday for a longer home follows: and Mrs. Laurel Fleshmm, Nancy visit with his Each Cub will receive a'pine-wood gathered at the Bill Fry to The program was as and pf satisfactorily, and expects to leave grandmother. racer Mrs. Bob Division Mark Kellogg; Mr. ~d Mrs. Those kit at the next meeting. These honor Mrs. Bill Fry and Junior High — Fleshman and Mr. and Mrs. the hospital in about two weeks. attending a family Easter will be used Hutcheson on their birthday anni- 'irgil dinner in Moscow at the home of Mr. at the Pack meeting pa Mrs. " M' Ch s Melvin Fle3hman and family of and Mrs. Don May 21. versaries. Those present were di en Jensen were Mr. and Dennis Racicot "Miss C prus. Clarkston; Mrs. Bob Henrik of Mrs. Milford Osborn Darrel Manful, Mrs. Lucy Long," Boys pomeroy and Nr. and Nrs. Gordon NATIONAL HOME and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rhodes. Senior High Division — and Mrs. Kenneth Brown and fam- BACK Club Peters. Nr. and Mrs. Herman John- and Mr. ON JOB Senior High Girls'lee son were callers. NEAR ily and Mrs. Ed. Brown. Nr. ~ Giglam Sunday morning DEM. WEEK and Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. Elmo Eldridge returned School News The Holy City," Leah Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson were Wohgaib and fam- to het Monday, May 7, will be Pre-Reg. National Home Demonstration ily. now of Moscow, were special work at The Farmers Bank this in Are, Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Week will be pbseWed in this area, guests. week, following minor Day, for ag children who will be Th Our Hearts Mrs. Frank Lewiston. surgery and a the First grade next year. They will ! Hunt, at beginning on Wednesday','ay',: at Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kuykendag,and short stay in the St. Joseph's Hos "Tseh Mrs. Bob Henriksen of Pomeroy is school aves of Summer" I 1:30 p. m» in the K. H. S. gym. children of Coeur d'Alene pital at Lewiston. arrive at the time starts (8:45 G L ' visiting'ith her Parents, Mr. and spent the a. m.) and attend school ag day, be- SSeniori r Ensemble.Ensemble when Kendrick area clubs will host Easter week-end here with their par- dismissed m. The reg- "Green Cathedral,» Chorus Mrs. Gordon Ptr.e e s. a county-wide observance of Nation- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kuykendag ing at 3:05 p. Mrs. Norman Viles, Christy and OFFICERS ular First grade students will have a "K E Me» So homore al Home Demonstration Week. and Bill, and Mr. and Nrs. E. J. ELECTED Mike of Seattle, arrived Wednesday Ag Club women from Latah and Platt. vacation on that day. la,st and who will of week, are visiting her Nez Perce counties are invited to Ralph Lee of Genesee visited AT FOOD SERVICE The pre-school children parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Draper. from ride a bus next year, may ride their attend. Thursday until Saturday in the home "Night Shad'e,» Sophomore Quartet Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wolff and The host clubs will present a of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. MEETING HERE bus on May 7th. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wolff and Anyone wishing room group pic- "Air and March," Band "Hobby Display." Guest speaker will O. Kanikkeberg. His parents, Mr. in "The Crusader,"Dana Magnuson daughter were Easter dinner guests be the Rev. Rudolph Anderson of the and Mrs. Jud Lee, were visitors here tures must have their money by of Mr. and Mrs Howard Wolff. The Latah and Nez Perce County &is Thursday, April 26. "Billboard March," Band First Methodist Church, Moscow. on Saturday, and he returned home Food Service Associations held a Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lockett and with them. family entertained din- joint meeting and installation of of- Second Grade at a birthday Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCag had ner honoring Ricki Lohman, Sunday. SPRING WEATHER ficers at Kendrick, April 12. Thirty- We have completed our "Number KINDERGARTEN their children home for Easter. Those nine were present. Books" this week and will spend the present were Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Mrs. Zega Walker, Moscow, was rest of the term drilling on weak REALLY HERE McCag and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dick elected president of the Latah county ENDS TUESDAY Dick Lohman and family. Afternoon McCag and family and Mr. and Mrs. points. callers were Mrs. Kaye Gertje, Mrs. No one can doubt that spring- group, succeeding Mrs. Christine Ross Our 11-group began a supplemen- The Kindergarten class had an ex- or at least spring weather, is here. Bob McCag and family, ag of Lewis- of Moscow. Mrs. Eleanor Bieren, Mos- "Places Gerry Heitstuman and Debbie Wey- ton. Lynda, Penni and Charles, tary reader this week, called citing train ride Tuesday, as they en The temperatures have been in the the cow, is president-elect, and Mrs. Ed- and Faces." mid-80's children of Mr. and Mrs. Dick McCag, finished their six weeks of sPring Nrs. I loyd Craig was a Monday high 70's and since last na Putman, Moscow, was chosen as Our 8-group has taken its progress training. Thursday, with a reading of 85 de- visited from Friday until Sunday secretary-treasurer. and afternoon caller of Mrs. Robert Drap. with their grandparents, returning test begun its last basic reader. The children and their teacher~ and Norman grees being.recorded on Monday. Mrs. Janie Stone, manager of the We had some interesting er Mrs. Vges. home on Sunday with their parents. have Mrs., Werner Brammer, wish Nrs. Wilbur Corkig was a Non- Lawns are a brilliant green, trees lunch room at Warner School, Lewis- Science. specimens this week: Betty thank everyone who helPed in an> are leafing rapidly, flowering shrubs Charles Stevens, Mrs. Jessie Bate- ton, was installed as president of life-size day evening visitor of Nrs. Roy man, Ginger and Kim Trout were brought a plastic skeletal way —particularly those at the Crai and early flowering trees are in full the Nez Perce county group. She head which we used for our Health Easter Day visitors in the home of school for the hot lunch, bus drivers, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Si~ow and bloom, as are tulips and hyacinths— succeeds Mrs. Grace Jordan, Lewis- study; Glenn brought a baby crab; mothers who Eave of. their time for daffodils having disappeared last Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hans en of ton. Mrs. May Ankney, Lapwai, was os- Kathy, and Nr. and Mrs. Emg Sg- Deary. They also visited with Mr. Diane colored some daffodils by the ride, and in transPorting them and week. named president-elect, and Mrs. Ed« Nori peculiarly- flow famgy were Sunday dinner and Mrs. Jess Rowland (nee Agie mosis; brought a home each day. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvtn Sil- Local dealers report a brisk bust- na Heath, Lewiston, chosen as secre- shaped soft-shelled egg. Besides this On Monday, May 7, next year's ness in garden seeds, plants, and Foster) who are moving to Deary in tary-treasurer. "horned cocoon" flo and fa~ily the near future. the ugly given us by class of first graders are to visit Nr. and Nrs. Neg Erlewine and flower plants —not to mention gar- The instaging officer was Mrs. Mrs. James Holt, turned into a beau- school at Juliaetta, all day, in Mrs. den tools, hoses, sprinklers, and ag Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Laura Payne of Meridian, president swallow-tail but- Lyle, Ruthie Tarbet and Kay Butter- thumb" Walter Brocke were her mother, Mrs. tifugy patterned Perryman's room. This year's first field, the latter two of Moscow, were the other items a "green of the Idaho School Food Service As- terfly last week. grade wig take a vacation on that specialist needs. Millie York of Lewiston, and Mr. and sociation. Sunday dinner guests of Nr. and Mrs. Mrs. Luther Parks and family, Le- day. Money will be needed for the W;lbur Tarbet The Potlatch river and Bear Creek Kenneth Baer, supervisor of the Please Call Me Early Monday children's lunch at noon. have been dropping steadily, but land. Lewiston-Clarkston School Food Ser- be- Mrs. Robert Draper and Mrs. Nor- Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Long and Due to the construction work The mothers are asked to come, a man Viles and family were the Potlatch still maintains its pe- vice and area representative of the tween Juliaetta and Kendrick, news Friday drain- daughters. Opportunity, Wash., were Idaho School Food information will be given on morning cagers of Nrs. I eonard culiar whitish color, probably Service attended is now mailed to Kendrick, rather children's health check-up. age from the clay pits in the Bovig Saturday night guests in the home the meeting, as did Cecil Olsen, Ida- than taken Won't Wolff, and Friday afternoon callers of his mother, Mrs. Tom Long. On being by car. you of Mrs. Roy Craig. area. ho State Director of School Lunch. please call me early Monday, so that Easter Day the Maurice Long family, Olsen spoke to the group on "New ON HONOR ROLL Mr and Mrs. Allen Hoffman and Mrs. Tom Long and Mr. and Mrs. items may be mailed that evening Karen Trends in Nutrition." know items not daughter of Stevenson, Wn., NEW HOMES Narvin Long were guests in the home Mrs. Laura of- I many are given Lewis-Clark Norma>. School, Lew spent the Easter holidays with Nr, Payne, installing me in time. —Mrs. Millie Mabbott. iston —Twelve students comPrise Actual construction work began of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Long and fam- ficer, also gave the group an in- !and Nrs. Ben Hoffman. Mr. and Nrs. ily at Clarkston. A. the Dean's Honor Roll for the sec- jHoward Hoffman and this week on the new home of Mr. formative talk on I. S. F. S. news. family were Chris Beyer left Monday evening Hostesses for the were h'Irs. ond semester. They carried 14 orj Saturday and Easter dinner guests, and Mrs. George Brocke, Jr» on group HOME SATURDAY more semester credit hours. and West Main Street. Ernest and Ev- for Walla Walla, where he entered E. M. White, School Food Service Di- ob-!also the Veterans Hospital for a checkup. mrs. Dam- tained grades of ag A's or B's, with her. and Nrs. Ben Hoffman were erett Heimgartner are the builders. rector of Dist. 283; Edgar Jack Kuykendag returned home the average for the most part, above j It is modern styling, one story and Nr. and Mrs. John DeHaven were mareg, Food Service Helper at Ken- Monday evening cagers of Nr. and Easter guests of Nr. and Mrs. Lester Mrs. Helen South- from the Gritman Memorial Hospital B. Mrs. Walter Crawford. basement. drick; Cowger, at Moscow, Saturday, where he had Included on the roll was Janice The new Choate home on the Zehner of Grangevige. For dinner wick Cafeteria manager, and Mrs. mrs I,lpyd Craig was a Friday the other members of the family sur- Wigiam Carlton, Juliaetta Cafeteria been receiving treatment for a heart Merlene Heimgartner, daughter of afternoon cager of Nr. and Nrs. Ben Schoolhouse Hill is now ag but com- suffered work Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Heimgartner, and for occupancy. It is prised them by joining the group at manager. Nrs. White is also AVest- attack, at on Friday, Hpffman plete ready the Zehner home. April 13. Kendrick, .who achieved a straight of "Ranch" stying, finished with Ro- ern Regional Director of the Ameri- He is recovering satisfactorily. A average. ( Continued on page 2) man brick. Continued on page 2 can School Food Service Association. THE KENDRICK GAZETTE THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1962

GRANoE "Knem Teul ij~::.':Ss'"''~"-.,nd.-'„':,:::".."":;;;>f~,',."':",y Lawrence Heimgartner, the Easter motif. MrS. NelSon Was bOnl ne;ir Geo. Havens, Warney May, Jr., Mrs. UNHEARD OF LOB'RI'CES ON and later moved ~~,:'::"":~'~~-. Walter Benscoter, Mrs. Bob Smith; kendrick, Mrs, Bob Nelson, Mrs. Harry Bens-. iter parents to near Mos- 'sitlr coter, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Davis and TVS, RAXIOS, HI-FIS, STEREOS, RE- cow. She attencled the Fern family, and Mrs. Frank Hoisington; STO16 POINT ITEM~ the latter of Big Bear'ridge. Dell Grade School and was "-',- Mrs. Elmet Stitzlein and daugh- BY MRS. GLEN STEVENS Phone 8-2832 ETt". graduated from Moscow High ters of Clarkston vrere Tuesday after- FRIGERATO15, FREEZERS, callers in the Havens noon George 4-H School. home. Judy Benscoter was also a April 17 —The Emerald Club caller. met Tuesday of last week at the DUN'T, WA'IT —CONE IN TODAF.i After graduation'rom high Mrs. Harry Benscoter has received Darrel Kerby home,,snd again Fri- on the Cancer Drive, and:wish- day at the Glen Stevens home. Plans school, she attended and was $47.00 ar'e "' '" ''I es to thank all who gave. being made for the club to par- I'I."p" "I'I.'I ''I'r I'I. I grasrduated from the Lewiston .",,:;;p..:-:, -",P.„:, tibipate in the Kendrick Locust Blos- Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson of .Club'un- 'ormal som Festival, and in 4-H and. received her Life Troy and Miss Janice, Heimgartner Isbt of Lewlston were Friday evening day activities. lds, Jd„; >k, s dI',ld'„,,;I Diploma. She has also attendecl . „~~-,,""- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Ernest Steigers'-'ttended a tfie University of Idaho Sum- '>":I,',:;;,:C. Heimgartner —to help Mrs. John- of the Lenore Willing Work- 'eeting TV Stor'e ..- Main Street Kendrick 'on celebrate her birthday anniver- ers Club at the Critchfield home on mer sessions. sary. Janice also spent the week- Thursday. senior of Lap- Her first teaching,'position end with her parents. Members of the class Mrs. Bob Nelson, Mrs. Fr ankie wai vacationed near McCall at Zim's 'et"rFt'esh Blemett's. KendricA was at her home school; Fern Benscoter, Mrs. Otto Schupfer and Plunge last week-end. Virgil Stevens 6 Vegetitbles at and. Arnold ZumHoffe are seniors Dell, near Moscow. She has Mrs. Evea Thompson attended the Club meeting in Juliaetta last Tues- from this corn'munity.'oyce aug'}1t twenty-five yems ln day. Diebel, a former room-mate MRS, PEARL NELSON of Carol Brown, when worked Latah County schols, besicles Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thompson and they E. L. Thompson and children,,David at Orofino, visited Carol and her e one teirm'n Letwis County. and Laura of Lewiston were Sunday mother here Friday. This year completes fourteen years of teaching the fifth glade dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Bob The Keith Steigers family of Hu- Nelson, Todd Nelson of the U. of son, Montana, were week-end guests at'uliaetta. I. also spent the week-end with his in the Art Eller home at Clearwater, I= RTI L I Z 8R and the Ernest Steigers h'ome here. E Mrs. Nelson has a vei~ busy day with her fifth grade pupils. parents. I Mr. and Mrs. Warney May; Sr., of Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Her schedule includes the followi:ng: Bible. Reading, Flag Lewiston were Sunday dinner. guests Mrs. Ernest Steigers also included Sa'lute, A.rithmetic, Spelling, S'oeial Studies. Jr. Seholastie, of- Mr. and Mrs. Warney May, Jr., Mr. and Mrs, David Steigers and and family; Afternoon callers were family,,Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Steigers.! I'unch hour supervision, English, Bool» Reports, and'ater in the s.fternoon, Mr. Reading, Mr. and Mrs. Walter May and grand- and'rs. Use the Best Fertilizer- daughter Jackie White, gad Mrs. Rudy Nassett of Lewiston. Science, Health and once a week Playground and Hall super- Mr. and Mrs. Dora . Taylor of Moscow, Frankie Wayne Maynard and Vlslon. Benscoter and granddaughter Sherry family of Lapwai were Sunday din-. ELEPHAN'rt'RAND Mrs. Nelson and her husband make their home south of Benscoter. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs Glen Ste- Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Benscoter vens and family. Sunday evening l Deal~, where Mr. Nelson is engaged in fanning. She enjoys had as their Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Maynard and Mrs. Stevens some of the Church ac-'ompanied -reading, growing flowes, and adcling her collection Mrs. Don Benscoter and family, Mr. young I to of cups people to the Lewiston Nazarene and and Mrs. Ray Benscoter and family, ~ saucers and rare coins. Dr. Dan Guy and Mrs. Ruth Odem, Church, where they heard the North- Kendrick Rochdale Compa,ny Mrs. Nelson is a member'f the Lutheran National all of. Lewiston. west Nazarene College Choir of Nam- Church, pa, give a concert. KENDMCK, IDAHO Education, Ic1aho Eclucation Mr. and Mrs..George Hs,vens had Association, Parent Teacher as their Easter Sunday guests Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Powell of i A'ssoclatlon ancl tile 01'c10'1 of Eastel'n Stal'. and Mrs. Ernest Brammer and Jo- Spalding were Sunday dinner guests! of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Kerby. t+t t+t t+t t+t t+t t tt+t t+t t+t ttt ttt ttt ttt t+s This week we salute lene of Southwick; Mr, and Mrs. Glen +++tft ttlt ttt At At tft ttt ttt ttt ttt ttt ttt ttt ttr ttt ttt oft+ ttt tet+ tst rft tft tft ttt t+t t+t tlt tft ttt slot++tet Mrs. Nelson, for she is truly a declicat- Hansen and sons Floyd and Tirn of On their 48th wedding anniversary, g+ three ed teacher, and a, credit to the profession. Moscow; Mr. and Mrs. Werner Bram- daughters and families of Lew- ~r Her time ancl effort iston, and a son, Edgar and family t,'f devoted to is mer, Rhonda and Denise 'of Kend- teaching reflected in the prepardness of her rick; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brarnmer Nezperce, were dinner guests on ~+ students. Havens Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Newt. Heath. 'i~ .3,"...V.:4 of Juliaetta; Ira and Rayner W.: of Lewiston, and Chailes Havens of Mr. and Mrs. Mart Klopher were @ Clarkston. The dinner also thbnored also dinner guests. MOB ILOIL MOBILGAS MORE PERSOHALS were Tuesday morning callers of Mrs. Ernest Brammer|s 'birthday anni- Sunder guests or Mr. sud Mrs lft Chester Vincent. versary. Cletis Hoisington included their chil-'@ MOBIL HEAT 100 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thornton spent Mr. and Mrs. George Merrick of dren, Lauren, Frank, Arnold; Vivian, + MOBIL FUEL DIESEL tft (Continued from page the week-end in Kennewick with their Cleta and Neale, with their families, ++ 1) !Kendrick were Thursday of last week son-in-law and daughter, . Mr. and and Don and Jim, with Miss Linda MOBIL LUBRICANTS Mr. and Mrs. Harry. DeHaven of , evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jim's Boise were Sunday over night guests Mrs. Vern Williams and family. Havens. Law, bride-elect. g {Of All Kinds) in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Thornton and Edd Kent, who suffered a heart We Wil) Order Any Special Items Desired Mrs. John DeHaven. On Monday family were Sunday dinner guests of attack a week ago, is,responding very (Continued on page 5) + they left for Seattle aiid the World' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Candler at Julia- nicely .to treatment, but will be in + MOBIL TIRE 81 B AT TE 8 IE'8 ~a etta. I Pair. i the hospital another two weeks.;Por o Mr. and:Mrs. Walter Crawford and writ'e The. Clearway,ter 'ethotIIist 'roup 'hose who care to his address-'s: We Give S 4 H Green Stamps on All Burning Oil—::: Ministery'met 'at the Kendrick" Coin- Kevin, arid, Mr. ~d Mrs, Hugh Parks "St. Alphon'sus Hospital, Boise." ' 'r. 18'6g DO,DOE if paid 15th month following munity Church Wednesday for a were Suiiday„dinrieiir guests, of Mrs. and Mrs. Arndy. Cox> Tom and by Elizabeth,Anders at Lewiston. and session. , Andy Sue were Suriday dinner guests I I 1 II I I I study planning LAHCER t I gt I, taI Pev.'ad Mrs. Ed. Knight of Clark- Mike Foley was a Thursday even- of Mr.'and Mrs. Tom Neal and family p visitor Mr'. i ston t were:-Sunday evening dinner ing of and Mrs. Walter in Moscow. e ~ Crawford and Kevin. l guests in, the home.of Rev. and Mrs. , ~ e [ F. 'Q. Schmidt,. rand Mrs. George Merrick were CIRCLE TO GREET grt ~ tt Representing The t visitors their. son-in-law I Eapter of BIG III,'AR RlllfIE ~ ~ anjl, daughter,. Mr. and Mrs. Lee . Wo- BY HAPPY The Afternoon Circle. of the Drussel, at Kennewlck. TlOME CLIIB man's Society off,|Ilggatian -.pirvice Mobil Oil Company Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cuddy attended will meet 'Thursday affernoon in the PER MONTH ,+ the. exhibition baseball game at Oro- Mr and Mrs. Keith Clear and fam- Mr's. KENDRICK, IDAHO, home of Lester'-.Crocker, 'with ", fino Sunday afternoon. ily of Pullman were Easter Sunday Mrs. -'Ben P; Cook as. co-hostess. Lewiston Notor Co...4 Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Comnick and dinner,gitests of..Mr, and Mrs. Dick Office Phon'e 4061 Residence 8-2626 Work will be done on bazaar items, 1005 Main SH 3-4557,"if . daughter .of Seattle were Wednesday Benjamin and Ricky., ~t tto ~t ~t ~r .tt rtr so come prepared ~ +Ift+ ~t ~tet et++++tfttft++tfttft tft++rfr tft++++++tft tft oft+oft tfttft oft+++++++~:a rtr tovelrnight, guests 'of Mr. and Mrs. Bill .Hecht,g who was, recently.„dis- I Ed;.Nelson. charged from, the. hospital, is now at @aster:.guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. Ed. the home, of. his son-in-law . arid Nelson were Mr. and Mrs, A'ugust O. daughter, Mr.,and Mrs. Dick Benja- W|sgner, and Mr. and'' Mrs. Harry min and Ricky,

Wagner'and sons; Pullman, and'Rich- ,Mr.. and Mrs. t Ja'mes McBride and ard, Nelson of:Moiicow. Kelly, Mr.,and . Mrs.. Ronald Van- Dennis Abrams left Monday with Cleef and,family, all of Moscow; Mr. g the University" of Idaho Vandaleers and Mrs. tCharles Warren of, Cald- t eet ~ t.+gap:~$5::o,;.~$~jW'" on their Spring, Concert Tour, The well,, Idaho, and, Mrs, Linnie Ingle ) ~d+'s:""'~slsdd ~" dP" ~ ,, „ singing group'will be'way i'or a were. Easter, Sunday, der guests week, covering many,'towns in south of Mr..and'rs. Gerald Ingle. an). cential Idaho.: .Their, TV apear- Gerald Ingle attended the Latah anjes.are, scheduled "for two at Boise County Chambers of Commerce meet- o ano. one at Idaho Falls. They will re- ing at Troy,, Wednesday eyening. turn 'next Sunday Mrs. Monty -, Clemenhagen, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lind and fam- Mike and Loren Schei of Seattle, ily of Moscow were Thursday evening spent a week visiting in the home of NOW PAYING visitord.in-the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Clemenhagen and Paul Lind. On Sunday Milton E; other relatives and friends. Lind, Lewiston, was a guest of his Mrs. Bruce Clemenhagen and Kim parents. have been visiting at the home of Wallace Mr. and 'v Lane, Jr., and his fiancee, Mrs. Joe Clemenhagen. Mrs. .~ Miss Margaret Warner, both of Spo- Delmar Richardson of Yakima has I '+t kane, were Sunday guests of his par- also been a recent guest. Mrs. Joe *sstttssr+tsstls,1;t:t'ttsit, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lane. Clem enhagen accompanied Mrs. B. tr t4.tt::'t'tt L. 93. Vaughn. Milton-Freewater, Clemenhagen and Mrs..Richardson to sett'" est:.'t ts Ore., visited for several days in the Yakima for a brief visit. ssf R."t't'te."'+!tt .tet t.st" home of his brother-in-law and sis- Mr. and Mrs. Bing Blanfield of . ttgt t ftstttst ter, Mr. and Mrs. C. H Fry, and Lewiston were week-end guests in with other relatives. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dean Mr. and Mrs. Herb Millard and and sons. daughter and Mr and Mrs. C. H. Fry Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dean and sons were Easter Day guests in the home were Easter Sunday dinner guests of of Mr. and Mrs, Don Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bahr on Cedar family at Lenore. I'idge. llINIl Mr, and Mrs. Carl Gustafson enter- Mrs. Marie McCracken and Mar- tained at Easter dinner for Mr. and jorie .of Deary were Easter Sunday Mrs Jack Gustafson and Reinhold dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steiger, from Spokane, and Mr. and Galloway and family. I ONGKR Mr's. Ben Levelle of Clarkston. The Mrs. Henry Galloway, Janice and dinner honored Carl Gustafson's Jerry, and Mrs. Marie McCracken and birthday anniversary, Marjorie visited. Sunday afternoon at KNC-INK L1FR Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hollenbeck and the Gerald Ingle home. children were Sunday dinner guests Janine Hoisington was a Saturday Diesel and heavy-duty gasoline engines get maximviII in the home of his parents, Mr. and over-night guest of Janice Galloway. protection with Super RPM DELO SpecialtLubricatlng INTEREST ON SAV5GS Mrs. Harry Hollenbeck at Tekoa. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McHaffey of Oil.-lt clings tightly to engine parts, fights friction Clarkston were recent visitors in the whether your engine is hot or cold. Henry. Galloway home. MORE LELAND Mr. and Mrs .Ray HatIey.of Deary SpeCial COnlpOundS prevent ring st(citing, harmfrrl (Continued from Page 1) visited at the A. C. Wilson home re- deposits...keep your engine cleari, Stretch the timrr be. cently. tween overhauls on your equipment...use Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Draper and Miss Gail 'Ingle. of Seattle was a Super RPM DELO Special Lubricating Oil. family, John Vincent, Robert Drap- Friday over-night guest 'in the home er and Mrs. Norman Viles and son of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. For any Standard Oil p'rodrrcf, call Mike. were Easter dinner guests of Ingle and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Deobald and farn- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Ingle and iiy.at Moscow. Mrs Robert Draper daughters were Easter Sunday din- and Christy Viles remained here, as ner, guests of Mrs. Emil Nelson at Christy hss the measles! Deary. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Vincent were Mrs. Frank Hoisington was a Lew- Sunday. dinner guests of Mr. and iston visitor on Friday. ¹s. W. L. Rogers and family at Ken- Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hoisington drick. and family of Juliaetta were Easter Mrs. Nina Robinson of Clarkston Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and i THE F YRMERS was a Saturday over-night and Sun- Mrs. Frank Hoisington and sons. KENDRICK GARAGE Co BANK day guest of It'Ir. and Mrs. Chester Mrs. Cecil Chamberlain, Mrs. Ed- Herman Ieger, President Vincent and family. die Galloway and Clarence Morey ~ Snfl~. Vie raeuaeae A. O. KILnotke'Itctrg, Mrs. Herman Johnson was a Mon- were Easter Sunday dinner guests of KENDRICK, IDAHO Cr;shier a H CIIIcker. Cas~ day. afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kechter and fam- ~ visitor of Mrs. Marvin Vincent. ily on Cedar ridge. Mr. and Mrs.i E. A. DEOBALD, Propr. Member .Vcderal Deposit Mrs. Glen Greer, Ralph and Lola (Continued on page 6) Insurance Cprporztl THE KENDRICK GAZETTE THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1962

"Makes 10 cakes," Incidentally, he really makes sour HEALTH REPORT dough hot cakes just like his recipe Moscow —Notifiable diseases re- reads. —Henry Tyree, Manager of ported to the Department of Health Flying M Ranch, Yeriiigto, Nev. in Latah county, during the month Our comment: Frank Hoisington of March, from the 9th through the brought in the above, clipped from a 30th: cattle breeders'agazine. He adds Influenze ...... 100 he hasn't tried the recipe yet, but it Measles ...... sounds like it might be "pretty good." Strep-throat ...... ,..

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".':":: '': ":" ,BASEBOARD,; WAlL HEATER, ",.'(III DN Ii',E)~l i'g@..(II .";: IPC will increase your average income by $15.OQ to + ::$/5.OO per acre on peas or lentils. . Three years of research, compiled by Clarence Seely + f „s of the U. of I., and published in the "Weed Fighter I,.'.: -APARTMENTS AT S. 71,l„ELM ST„Mr. Don H. Tompkins, owner, No. 19" points out that IPC is still the outstanding,". .Ne(ected-Electric Heat for /is apartments because of ail the ,h...'.,".'„'-,",'.,"',".:,.'',s'«'> space it saves as well as the ease and economy of CABL'E'AHEAD(@~~ .:~APPCVWL4ilftS v peas was 221%. This is. 80%%.greater, than the near-'':> ':.'st comtetitor of IPC. VD ".See Your Electrical League Contractor Today!" g~ '. GETS OATS 3 —75% Wettable Powder— GETS OATS 4 NNI THE WASHINGTON WATER tOWER CO. AVAILABLE AT TIIE INLAND EMPIRE:.ELERBIEAL-:LEADUE ,',::l>eo. '. Irocse 8E Sons:: j ':lE * Inc., SEEDSNEN l I Errant IID I PHONE 4H1 -.KE1VDRICK ~ ~ hii ~ ~ ~ VD kkkkkkkkkkkkk kkkkk kkkk k kkkkkk kk kk k k k «kkkkkk kk kkkd'Y' «k 'C « fYYVT'f «''«'V'v «Y'vV'0 vVT v v7'vY ~ F FWY'% 7'«''f 7 f'vV'V THE KENDRICK . GAZETTE THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1962

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Moscow —Seven schools and 340 students will participate in the La- tah County School Forestry Tour s~m-.sew CLACK scheduled for Tuesday, April 24th. Weather permitting, the school busses from all corners of the county V'UK qgAK will assemble at the Palouse Valley Tree Farm Demonstration Area from P.AKF'Qg 9:00 to 10:00 a. m. Radio station -B KRPL will announce between 6:30 a. m. and 8;00 a. m. whether the tour ~ LIIIklDS',:', "tIJIPKRQ will be held or postponed to the fol- lowing day,~ Aplil 25th. ~ The demonstration area was estab- LIMIITQ lished by Potlatch Forests, Inc., in 1957, to show the results of woodlot -TIFFS management practices. The attrac- tions of the area include a pine plant- ing, four thinning and pruning plots and . a timber management area. Three stations of the twelve-station tour will deal with these topics. The Foresters presenting these topics wIQ be Gary Ringold, Phil Kline and Wilson Kile, all of Pot- hitch Forests, Inc. The U. S. Forest, Service will man- age the following stations: Recrea- tion, range management, fire pre- vention and multiple use. The For- esters concerned will be Jerry Moore, Ed. Laven, Atley Wernerman and Del Jaquish. Kenneth Rieragard, soil conservationist, will man the station on Forest Soils., Ray Johnston, a sawmill operator from Deary, will handle the station on wood products. Phil Wooline, College of Forestry, at the University of Idaho, will show examples of'important forest insects snd diseases. John Hunt, also of the College of Forestry, will assist Jerry Moore on the recreation station. to alert stu- Hale Co. and General Electric Ebling, Conservation officer ADVENTURES IH dents to the importance of thinking of Deary, will lead the discussion on about their future. wildlife management. Gene Farmer, SCIEHCE TO APPEAR woodland forester, Troy," will show For more than 29 years, G. E. has important yoints in tree and shrub MAY been presenting scientific demon- identification. AT K. H. S. 4 strations to millions of people all This tour im- "Adventures in Science," the Gen- over the world. The present show promises to be an "House portant experience in learning for all eral Electric traveling show, will be is the successor to the of seventh graders. presented at the 'endrick High Magic" which was first presented in To help in evaluation, the D'aily School on Friday, May 4, under'the 1933 at the Chicago Century of Pro- Idahonian at Moscow will again spon- sponsorship of the Washington Wat- gress Exposition. Since that time, Dean programs have been presented all sor an essay contest which will be I er Power Co., according to open to all students participating in Hollenbeck, local company represen- over the United States and in most countries of the free world. the tour. tative. Four'eams Norm Berg, chairman of the Latah As the successor to the world-fa- of showmen sre presenting the County Farm Forestry Advisory com- mous "House 'of Magic," the present program this year for high schools mittee, will act as official greeter as show is designed to alert students to in different sections of the country, the busses arrive. the challenges of the Space Age. Two and an international unit travels Winthrop Shattuck of Potlatch will lecturers from the New York offices under the sponsorship of the U. S assist directing students to their st-a of General Electric are traveling with Dept. of Commerce. tions. the show, presenting it to more than 40 secondary schools in the Inland Empire. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Hollenbeck said the program con- I YOUR DOLLAR sists of a series of demonstrations In the Probate Court of Latah showing some of man's progress in County, State of Idaho science and engineering. Included are IS WORTH MORE In the Matter of the Estate glowing chemicals, lamps which light of without wires, rocket fuels, space Sat- ALBERTA HOWARD, Deceased ellite demonstrations, and the use of AT M~MONIGLE'S NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, by atomic energy to produce electricity. the undersigned executor of, the The show emphasizes the ways in '60 CHEVROI ET Biscayne 4-door. Estate of Alberta Howard, deceased, which today's students can take ad- v-8, automatic trans., vantage of their educational oppor- to the creditors of, and all persons heater ...... $f495 having claims against the said de-! tunities in order to make similar cedent to exhibit them with neces- progress in any field. It is meant to '61 CHEVROLET Impala 4-door. R ~ sary vouchers within four (4) months supplement the work of teachers, Powerglide, power steering, Fs /1$ counselors and in 1I " IRI1 FI . after April 19, 1962, the first publi-i guidance parents Radio and U cation of this notice, to the said the over-all effort to stimulate snd heater ...... '...... $ggg5 Raymond Howard at the law office encourage young people to plan for a a ~ Ml sl ~ g MIMI Q JTI of Frank V. Barton, 1219 Idaho their own'areers. '60 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4-door. Lewiston, Idaho, the same 'treet, "Adventures in Science," Hollen- V-8, powerglide, power steering, radio 'eing the place for the transaction! eck said, "is a part of a continuing and of the business of said estate in program on the part of the W. W. P. heater ~ of Idaho. the'tate RE1i SIGNED AND DATED '61 CORVAIR Lakewood 500 4-door at Moscow, ~ I Idaho, thism 16th day of April, 1962. 'tation Wagon. Powerglide, radio RAYMOND HOWARD '7 and 'vl a ~ heater Executor of the Estate of Alberta Howard, deceased. '60 CORVAIR 700 2-door. Power- FRANK V. BARTON glide, radio and Attorney for Executor @595 Residence and, Post heater ...... MARK THAT DAY ON YOUR CALENDAR - MAKE Office Address: '59 WILLYS Station Wagon, P. O. Box 573 4-cylinder 1219 Idaho Street heater ...... $945 Lewiston, Idaho. First pub; April 19, 1962 '61 RAMBLER Classic Super 4- YOUR - Last pub. May 10, 1962. door. Automatic trans., PLANS ACCORDINGLY ONE BIG DAY! g 'I I x heater ....,.....,...... ,... We feature Carnation Ice Cream '60 FORD Fairlane 2-door, 6-cyl., -'ll flavors and packs. Lay in a supply radio and /395 TICKETS NOW ON SALE LIONS CLUB AND today. Blewett's, Kendrick. 1-sd" heater ...... $ BY THE CEDARIZED STORAGE BAGS 10c EACH 'JI MONIGLE CHEV. V.F.W. SALE STARTS Kendrick Cleaners KENDRICK, IDAHO COMPANY TODAY, THU15D'Y- ., New Sixth St. Lewiston

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KEHDRICK TABLE SUPPLY Jlm Xra4s "Everything For Your Tabls UHIOH OII. SERVICE At the '~ In West Kendrick W. I (BIII) Rogers KEHDRICK ROCHDALE CO., Inc. General Warehouse aud Sperry Dealers BLEWETT'S GROCERY MARKET Meats —Groceries —Fresh Vegetables —Frozen Foods AB RAMS HAR DWARE ORTHO Hardware aud Electrical Appliances ~, FERTILIZERS THE RED CROSS PHARMACY Cecil Choate "The Rexan StoreP i AMMONIUM NITRATE THE FARMERS BAHK P An Independent Bank —Farm Loans and Iusura21ee SULPHATE OF AMMONIA 20 —20 —0 THE KEHDRICK GAZETTE of the crowds Your Home-Tnwa Printer and Put tl~~r ~ ELIMINATE SNOPPINO 20 10— Iet us prepare your order 0 ~ ASSURE SAVINOS- KEHDRICK GARAGE CO. while stocks are complete 48 Standard Oil Produats —Goodyear Ttres 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 PLACE YOUR ORDER plus a penny I l4OW GEORGE F. BROCKE & SONS, Ine. Keahiek "Tops of the Crop" seedsmen Phone 4%1 RED CROSS ",'Ill't'F!'I:".t! ."'.. ' PHARMACY RS: S Phone 4221 ZerrrIyr'cy, IrIg, Kendrieh Cecil Choate V T V% VW&WVWV'V'W'V%W%VW&A THE KENDRICK GAZETTE THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1962

THE KENDRICK GAZETTE 'Iennler Sun- / Iz 4 were Satu>flay and crackers, 1 cup cocconut, '/ Q 0 BI&PL BEAR guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter chopped nuts. Mix well and Press Published every Wednesday afternoon trHVAk.It, kLlVU4 day (dated tlennler, in a px13-inch pan. Chill. Frost with Thursday) at Kendrick, Idaho, ~ AND I INL)EN M~ and Mt s. John Snoen of Clark- 2 cuPs powde ed suga, '/4 p by W. L. McCreary, d f l ) ~ IIY ItIIIS. IIOBERT PIIATT tton visited 'I'hI»sday te 5982 garet Candler. 17-1 Fresn:Frozen Juices of all kinds at No parking meters are grt Kendrick Blewett's Market. Kendrick. 1-adv BY MRS. ADOLpH DENNLIr~ Phone 8-S742 KendriCk, Ida«p, We occasionally get our kicks in a place where the music is so bad that %AN ~Abl. Eritertains Club TERMS when a waiter drops a tray, evey- Club ladies were CORVENIEIIT WANTED —CHURNING, CREAM. The Fix Ridge I,s body gets uP and sorts dancing. Lewiston price at Kendrick. I eave hostesses last Tuesday to five other I nt Western Auto Supply, Kendrlch. rlnbn, The Hnppy Home Club, Ken- Golden Grain Dairy Lewiston. drick; Kanyon Klub; Evergreen 2W F endship Club Hi Hope Club and .mumm Ql-adw esting talk on "Clothes Etiquette." t; 0NFAI ctgtgagt Coffee, punch and cookies were serv- S-5851 ' Seventh JI Main phono SH es a ce ~ FOR SALE —30-gal. hot water ed by the Fix Ridge Club. A Square Deal j.p tank; child's size 4 winter coat and Buyer and Seller" hat. Phone 4161. 16-2x Other News FOR RENT —Unfurnished apart- Mrs Adolph Dennler attended the

FOR SALE OR RENT —House and Easter dinner guests of Mr. St I Ppl phase 4554 ez RI57 LeuJiatOyg NOtOr CO. 10 lulu in Julinuiin. Sne Chnn Hlchn nnd Mee. George F. Sunnier whee n t I I I I ( l ~ I ue u"n g Harder nnd dnu- y tl)II5 Mala SH 5 4557 Mr. nnd Mrs. Hans 4 ~ L '4 ~ Ie l L +F I PAPER TABLE OLOTH Wet phters of Moses Lake. Washington, Sttength. A quick, easy ftnd sani. Mrs, Katie Baker of Pomeroy, and tary way to cover a table for pub. Nr. and Mrs. D. C, Laird, Judy Down, Or. D. A. Christensen Mrs. Kuni > hL D. lic or Private gathers. The cost Ia and Gordon of Ruebens, 196P Rambter 4 d< CuStpm SedaII StaII(tard Iow Kendrick Gazette. 8-5x Dennler of iLewiston, Mr. and Nrs. Offloe Hoarg VQLKSWAGENS Laird and sons of Clarkston, b tranSmiSSiOn, pverdriVe. eal Sharp $4&g 10:00 A IIL Tg 5:00 P. M. FOR LOWEST PRICE8 read the Dale Mr an Nrs a "" " an 4-Br. StatipII Lptg pf ropm ffhnergency Call at All Hours On Good Used ad. of Blewett.'s cash Grocery on 1960 Fiat Wagon. the b«k 7-2 ""' Notificati D JeepS —CarS —TruCkS P«e „',",'"dn D„„'"N,,'„'„, fOr a Smalt, eCOnOmieal Car $269 - Othe Phone 5988 Rgsldenm 5871 Call Jimmy GrpW FOR SALE —C. C. cultivator, 16-ft., qfrs. Walter Dennler, Bob and Judy, t 1)59 POIItiaC 4-d<. StatipII WagpII. Tpp COII- ,OIIIoe In with trailer. Can be seen on Win-'r Tom'en ler, John' ter's and N,s. Chrlstensen BuIIdlng,. Kendrlok t HQVfARD 'WOOD ranch, Southwick. 17-2x „' rk Miss Ele Unziker 4-dl'. MQTQRS RADIATOR REPAIR —BATTERY'altherine See1y. Dana And~~ws > 1958 Pplltiac StaI'lllef Hardtop; P. S. ~ REBUILDNG-;AND REPAIRING. and Kathy Gunn, students from the t 'I A rgb n rgrhw w aIId p B 4387 11-Sx , 5-3393. Box 151. Troy. Ida. Easter dinner guests of Mr. and I 1957 pplitjaC Star Chief 2-dr Hardtpp ------$3/9 Ship By Truck 1I'rs. c rl, co and grandson steve 1'N9 Ford Fairlane 4-dppr sedan'389 ' PLUMBING > 4-drrn I. 8 F. with the village. ordinance regarding H d f 1958 Buick Super HarChpp, p. S.,p. B. $369 (LICENSED) N ~,~ caught't large,'without license at Door-tpwDopr Delivery TROY IDAHO N and N'do lph D'ennler md Debbv were Easter dinner guests 1955 FOrd RanCh WagOn, Std. tranS., O. D. 4 pH NFA'icked up md disposed of &thout Q,eg Fast, Safe, Dependable and Mrs. Sttm HOITSE of PortlanUMPS j Holstine milker. Phone Miss Dana Andre.vs, Phone 5982 Regitlettoe I cow Good crine Steley, ~ 5346. 16-2 Miss Kathy Gurin, Bob and Judy THE IhE.h DI'.ICK GAZETTE T -IT) A."DAY, APRIL 26, 1962

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I Kendrick Theater ~, ~ AC I IVITIES VARIFD ~ ft3 ~ ~ I BY MltS. HARL 1VHITINGER FRIDAY —SATURDAY t( ..of,lf ! Phone R1325 ,.Ilare ..on', s ! seed Ladies Have Work Day THE SECOND TIME WS IR 8 ~ Ten ladies me". at the parsonage last Wednesday ior an all-day meet- ing, quilting and doing fancy work. AROUND Mrs, Fred Newman and Helen Mielke ...iteRC,C UR1" ONDED REAL ESTATE gg ii ,", I inger met at the Ray Whitinger Wm. Kauder accompanied Mr. and I e l home Easter Sunday, all going out Mrs. Darwin Tarry to Lewiston on NEW ARRIVALS THE WEEK i PAST i Mrs. Jim Whiineer and Janis met Easter Sunday to spend the day with Ii at the Ray Whitinger home Easter Mr. and Mrs. Barney Driscoll and ii ii DACRO1V QUILTED BABF BLANK- Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cuddy spent George Wilken and his sister, Hat- PHONE 4271 KENDRICK '.p sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. tte-Johnson of peck, called on Alma ETS —You mill ust have to see Harl Whlttinger. Betts Saturday. j Mr and Mrs Wilbert Brunsie!k Mrs Bud Adamson and daughter these to appreciate. the values— snd Mr. and Mrs. Eldon. Glenn and Gayle of Kooskia spent the Easter, famny were Easter Sunday guests week-end here at the Stage farm. . $2.85, $4.25 and $4.5'9 ACETATE QUILTED BABF BLANK- WEEK-END SPECIALE ET —Each ...... $1.98

Mielke sfttended ladies training at Mrs Finke and 1(ifrs. Souders. the Clearwater Power Co. last Fri- Yon can't make ay afternoon in Lewiston. RIDGE RIDERS a bad cup op Ida Stoneburner and Em>@a Har- tung spent Easter Sunday,'with their INFANTS'EAR y sister, Mrs John Schwartz.'he Ridge Riders will meet Sun- Mielke spent Monday after- days April 29th —to hold another g noon visiUing her aunts, Emma Har- clean-up day at their arena, with a NEW 'SHIPME1VT JUST ARRIVED ~Q pot-luck dinner I f' p tung and Ida Stoneburner. to be held at 1 p. r'elenI m.'aster Sunday guests of Mr. and There will be a demonstration on, for Ne Next Baby or Stork Shower Fred Newman were Bill Mielke, "Saddling, Currying and'eneral in-