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recuperation from injuries mer,and daughters of Kendrick, and'ERSONAL MENTION ing her 'lEWS FROIN Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brammer and mEFS Jolene of SouthWick. and daughter-in-law, Mr Lstt "Knew Voua Faculty'" I their son Picavet of d'fam. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mr, and Mrs. Basil an d Mrs, Roy Ramey, Jr., an week. MEET THE TEACHERS OF JOINT DISTRICT 283 Clarkston were Sunday guests of Mr. Rowden,den foror anoanother ~,MERKAN ily at Rosalis Saturday Clemenhagen and family RIDQ; and Mrs. Harry Benscoter. Duane ™and Mrsrs. Max g Y sixbeenth in series which Mr. and Mrs, Eggers EDITORS NOTE: The following article is }the a Sunday in'ere the home of BY MRSI QEORGE HAVENS Mr. and Mrs, O. J. Hewett of Har- Missoula, Mont., were visvisitors y with three daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Arm- is designed to acquaint the people of Joint School District No, 283 Phone 4189 rison, Idaho, were Wednesday night visited from Friday through Sunday her parents, Mrs. Ernest An- itage the teachers of the district, in a brief resume of their work And their guests of Mr. and in the home of his parents, Mr. and Suffers Heart Attack drews. Mrs George Eggers. On Sunday the Ben Westendahl took their grand- slated to cover all of the teachers Potlatch Wednes- educational qualifications. The series is Mr. and Mrs. Edd Kent left early Gary Eggers family of Juliaetta and son, Terry, back to the Loren Eggers family of Lewiston day following the finish of the six now employed by the district. Saturday morning for Boise to spend While in Pot- in the their OFFICERS IHSTALI.ED joined the group fordinner. weeks Kindergarten. a week homes of sons, the Gerald Gustin George and Roy, and families, Very Mr. and Mrs. George Brocke, Jr., latch he will help Doris Merriek was born in suf- and son Dean were visitors Sunday family make preparations toward shortly after arriving there Edd BY Y. F. W. AUX. to Headquar- fered a heart attack and was rushed afternoon in the home of Mr. and their move next week Bellevue, Idaho, to the proud I has been transferred as to s, hospital and put in an oxygen Mrs. Earl Harris at pullman. ters. Gerald Mrs. John Hall returned to her a check sealer from Potlatch to parents of Mr. and Mrs. John tent. At latest report he was hold- officers for the Auxiliary of I. ing his own. ing home'in L'ewiston on Su„day, follow- Headquarters by p. F. She attended grade im@ Baker-Lind Post No. 3913, V. F4 W, Wright. was held Thursday evening, Apnl 12. school and graduated from Mrs. L. Fockler Dies Mrs. L. Fockler of Pullman, mother school at Bellevue. After grad- of Mrs. Wayne Davis, who has been uation Doris attended the Coll- gravely ill with cancer, passed away BROWER-WANN MEMORIAL of Idaho at Caldwell and Saturday. The funeral was held on Nellie Millard, Sr. vice president. ege Wednesday of this week in Colfax. Bette Arnett, Jr. vice president. received her Bachelors of Arts The sympathy of the entire ridge Bertha Mccall. Chaplain } Kermit Malcom, Manager goes out to the family. secretary-treasurer. Degree in Education. Bette Deobald, I} Marlene Millard, Conductress. After graduation, in one of Other News gjmple djggjgjed gugergl seryjees her first teaching positions, she :'m Mrs. Walter~May was a Saturday afternoon visitor of Mrs. Harry Bens- met another teacher, George coter. New building, pleasant surroundings. I(derrick and they were later Mrs. Bob Nelson attended a Dis- Hazel Candler, Roseann Holt, Color "'~~' trict meeting. of the W.. S. C..S. in nlarried. now have three . .Trull~tie!I. 3-4578 LEWISTON. IDAHO They Colfax on Thurs'day.',:. Hjq y!ster', Mrs. Rolleglll Htl\ffyg,gl", I PHoNE 88 "" 'rown children; Harry, Mar- ' Ethel DeHaven"'of -Moscow retyped Frances Fry, 2-year; Anna Long, 3- year. and John. Mr. Merrick is home, with her to spend the weelr end, iann Sunday Mrs. DeHaven an/.Todd.'Nel- also on the faculty of school son were taken.'back,,t'o, Moscow by MRS GEOROE MERRIOK Mr. and Mrs. Nelson.. -'.',.". GUESTS AT AHHUAI. district 283. TheMerrickshave . er- KHSK.H.S. LibrarianL.b -andd T~T . Mr. and Mrs. Larry-.,'7IIompson of " been in Kendrick for eight L'ewiston came Op Frigay eyeing to FISH FEED !franc! children are all teachers.- The b'oys are now follow- visit.:"her parents.. Mr....an)" NI's. Bob years. Their aiid mother cele- Nelson, help QjZ Approximately fifty Masons and E.H& ing the vocation of their parents. brate'lier birthday adversary. They: Eastern Star members from the Ken- RTI I.IR Mrs. Merrick has taught school:for twenty-four years in were also over-night guests. drick lodges attended the smoked Mrs. Harry Benscoter was a visitor various throughout Idaho and Washington. She has Eich- blueback fish feed, as guests of the places in the Bob Nelson and.Harley Bovill Masons and Easter Star organ- attended Washington State University, Pullman, Wash., Utah ner homes on Mon,day. izations, on Saturday evening. Mrs. Ernest A'ndrews'et Mrs. the Logan Utah, and the University of Idaho., Moscow, Spald- The dinner was given at State, Dave Crocker and chiMren at Deary Grange Hall, and fraternal se the Best Fertiliser- I'daho, as a graduate student. ing on Friday, all.then driving on to members were in attendance from all Lewiston. the surrouunding area. Mrs. MerHek is the high school librarian. Besides her libr ary Farmers are delighted with the fine ELEPHAHT BRAND A wonderful time was reported by work she teaches Senior English, French and II. She also spring weather and only hope that it all attending. I, continues —for the opportunity to directs the Senior Class play. This past year she directed work in. the fields will be most wel- the "Lovelv Duckling". Mrs. Merrick is also one of the senior come. Mrs. Harry Benscoter spent Wed- FRIDAY UNLUCKY Class Advisors. nesday and Thursday in Peck with Kendrick Rochdale Company her mother, Mrs. Dan and with . Friday the 13th,. proved unlucky Mrs. MerHck states she does not have a hobby, but thinks Lyle, KENDMOK. IDAHO her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and for Mrs. Harlan Fey, as she drove I that evelgrone should have. some leisure activity. In the summer Mrs. N. Dryden. into town to her work at Wally's time Mr. and Mrs. Merriek do quite a bit of traveling, visiting Mr. and Mrs; Ernest Andrews; Mr. Korner that morning. and Mrs. Sheldon Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Fey got a bit too far out on their children and it is not a bit uncommon to see them on yy +++++++H ++4++++++4'++4++++4++++++++++++++++++++++++ Mrs. Oliver Fatten, all of Lewiston; her own side of the road, the soft + various streams throughout north Idaho. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cox of Spo- shoulder caught the car and drew it + kane drove to Cdeur d'Alene on Sat- into the ditch. Before she could @ Mrs. Merrick is a member of the National Education Assoc- urday to attend s, House Warming stop she hit the abutment on the + honoring Mr. and Mrs. Walter Big- approach to the Wm. Holt farm W iation, Idaho Education Association, The Local IEA, and ' V4 home .i.. ham all returning home Sunday east of town, doing considerable Belta Kappa Gamina. I j evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Crocker damage to the car. MOBILOIL MOBILG AS This week we salute Mrs. George Merrick for her exception- and family of Gifford stayed on the Luckily, she came out of it with @ Andrews farm while lrer parents were just a wrenched and sore shoulder. MOBIL HEAT 100 al work and devotion to the field of Education and the un- in Coeur d'Alene. MOBIL FUEL DIESEL selfish time she devotes to her work. We are truly fortunate Mr. and Mrs. George Havens; Mr; NEW FACE FOR MOBIL LUBRIC ANTS to have Mrs, Merrick as one of our teachers. and Mrs. Henry Brammer and'r. and Mrs. Ira Havens,:-the -latter all BUILDIHG (Of All Kinds) of Juliaetta, were Sunday dinner %e %VIII Order Any Special items Desired guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl L Weg- + E< +g Hoffman and Mrs. Ben Hoffman; ner at Pullman. The dinner celebrat- A crew led by Joe Forest is corn-,i+ MOBIL TIRE Jk 8ATTF R I AREA ~g Secretary of Christian Social Rela- ed the birthday anniversary of Mrs. pleting the installation of a new ~" and Oil Wegner the wedding anniversary pumice blogk front in the Antelope},'~ %e Give S Jh H Green Stamps on All Burning —;:;, Walter Crawford; Members Chm., of Mr. and Mrs. George Have Inn. The work also includes some ~"~ if paid by 15th month following, Other guests'were the Wegner's t 'interior remodeling at the front of},':>~
BY MRS. LLOYD CRAIG sons-in-law and daughters, Mr. an the building. I I I 1 I II I Q Ql Q' $ QI Ilfg PHONE 588'7 0the r News Mrs. Delbert Hoffman.,and family. of New windows were also put in, as, <'; Mr'; snd Mrs. Lloyd Craig were Spangle, and Mr., and Mrs. Leonard was a new front door. The gray',:, Church Services Sunday afternoon visitors their Hansen of Pullman. Afternoon call- 'blocks. go above the roof-line, and i~ of ers were Mr. and Mrs. Warner Bram- 'Friday evening at.8:00 o'lock in daughter, Miss Jeanne Craig, Lewis- the finished result is quite attractive. '~,'P tlirt Leland Church will be.ene of the ton. Representing The most memorable experiences..we have .'I Mrs.. Robert Draper and Mrs. Gor- oP ever had as we celebrate the "Tene-, don Peters were Thursday morning I ~ gt bre" Service. It is a service which callers of Mrs. Lloyd Craig., Mobil Oil Company ckn be traced'back to the 8th cen- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wolff spent KENDRICK, IDAHO tury, A. D,, which makes it one of the past week in Boise with Mr. and the oldest services observed by Chris- Mrs. Herbert Wolff. PLAN TO,.„EAT OiJT- invited + Office Phone 4061 Residence 8-2626;::: tians. Everyone is and.most Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thornton spent 44 welcome to come out to this Good 'I l''I' + t .t..t..at .+..ak k >4x t .I..t..t--o' a 44 a o..t..t..t..lk 4 kkkkkk t..t4 k k4 k k k 4 the, week-end in Coeur d'Alene, visit- ++: V TVVWWWV f7 f7TV t CV f'7t t t"C tt4Vww t"t t"cvVVVTVVTt7 t v f t v t Wwv YVk' Friday Service, which wiO be brought ing with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thornton by Rev. Carl Beal. and family. The Easter Sunrise Service and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wolff spent 'JI .. 'i Eister breakfast will be held in the last Wednesday in Grangeville, visit- Leland Church. The devotional ser- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Carroll,Cox. vfce will begin at,6:30 a. m., followed Mrs. Gordon Peters was a Monday RE-OPEN5G OUR SMORGASBORD by the Easter breakfast. Everyone is visitor of their daughter, Mrs. Robt. welcome. The message will be by Button. Jr., and family, at Clarks- Rhv. Carl Beal. ton. This Sunday —EASTER, APRIL 22 Ricki and LeAnn Rogers of Kend- Serving Begins at Noon —Through LOlsnd W. S. C. S. Meets rick were Sunday and Monday over- The Leland Woman's Society of night guests of their grandparents, 8:00 P. N. Christian Service met Thursday for Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Vincent. 8'e Are their regular devotional and business Mrs. Nina Robinson was a Friday Featuring a Net Specialty- session; Election of officers was supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chester "OUR DESSERT TABLE" held as follows: President, Mrs. Hugh Vincent and family. Pirks; Vice President, Mrs. Jesse Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crawford and Full Dinner Only ...... $160 NOW PAYING Thornton; Secretary, Mrs. Ben Hoff- Kevin spent Sunday in Lewiston with man; Treasurer, Mrs. Lloyd Craig; Mrs. Elizabeth A.nders.. Secretary of Promotion, Mrs. Charles The Smorgasbord will be continued Hoffman; Secretary of Supply, Mrs. DOGS, DOGS, DOGSf throughout the Summer —EACH SUN- Wilbur Corkill; Secretary of Spiritual DAYt KEHDRICK OVERRUN WITH THEMf Plan to Come In for a Delicious SP ECIAL FOR Dinner I EASTER SUHDAY The author of this article has been a Kendrick resident for almost thirty- ,", Hot Cross Buns three years, and I can truthfully say I cannot remember a time when Ken- /r„ Dinner Rolls drick was as over-run with dogs— most of them apparently un-cared-for I/a .(oirnejr mutts —than right now. The other ys morning while working'in the front yard at my home I counted seven Formerly Kendrick Cafe Phone 4281 dogs —and of these I recognized only'ne —it belonging to a neigh- bor. The -rest'were apparently un- attached, and just wandering! a% W W A W % I think that pets are fine, I love them myself, but I also believe they should be cared for, and not allowed I to roam the streets and alleys day and night —damaging shrubs and INTEREST ON SAVINGS O flowers, tipping over garbage cans, ORTHO,, ~, FERTILIZERS trampling new'awn, "watering" ," EASTER LAMBS porch pillars, and in general making I first-class nusiances of themselves. AHD BASKETS Most of the "mutts" we see run- ning the streets and alleys wear no li- i AMMOHIUM NITRATE ,", 'EASTER collars and apparently have no EGG CAKE censes. (PLEASE ORDER EARLY) Kendrick has a dog license and SUI.PHATE OF AMMONIA care law —and we believe that it' 'STOCK UP ON time it was enforced, and right up to 20 —20 —0 the hilt! It would, no doubt, elimi- ICE CREAM OR nate a great many of the posts! 20 —i0 —0 i SHERBET X6 —4$ 0 (ANY SIZE OR FLAVOR) WIN DHAM-ARHETT WE ALSO HAVE NUPTIALS PLACE YOUR ORDER HOW ," MILK AND BUTTER Roxana Windham, Kendrick, and I THE FARMERS BANK hone 4031 Lloyd Arnett, Juliaettn, were married ~ April 6th at Coeur d'Alrne. They are Herman Meyer, Prealdent Fry W. Sllfiovr, Vloe ProaliloNI making their home in Tuliaetta. I'.. ,", BAKERY '"EMGEtr RC,('! A O KEHDRICK Mr. Arnett is nn employee of the , P RS:,!IS, Kanikk~, Oashior L. n, erooIae, aoshlor
,'c,ndrick, ~ & LUNCH Lewiston Grain Growers. Beat wishes go to the young Ida., ~ Member Feder'al couple. Deposit Insurance Corporation THE KENDRICK GAZETTE THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1962
CAN same application increased yields 250 HITROGEN percent in the second and third years," BY ALFIE BETTS IHCREASE YIELDS In the third year 11f tests, tonnage (Continued from last week) yields through the use of 50 pounds U. of I„Moscow —Nitrogen added of nitrogen were nearly I.hree tons Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pcarson and the son and to grassland areas can increase per acre. This compat es with on 188.N'TEREO 8.N'TEREO III I Ig I CONSOLE A t McMoni gle's You „t,ae,»enec, 6'et $12995 $149" ~,l ago The oIdest incorporated trade association In the country, the. United LOW PRICES States Brewers Association, was organtzed In ~ .. 1862 . . the same ADMI RAL ADMI RAL year that PLUS Smooth Reg. 888.Ã Dual Temp Reg. 828.Ã Upright Smart $ $ Styling 2-d00r FREEZER '61 CORVAIR 700 4-door REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER 16 Cubic Foot Powerglide, radio and heater ...... yfS85 $ $ '59 WILLYS St 500.00 $ guaranty'gain ADMI RAI. A DM I RAL s t moth damage ln chest. Extr TRADE INS? YES —We wiLl take your present set -in on these low prices/ The value of your present set will be WE HAVE A FINE STOCK OH DISPLAY! based solely on its condition( F'R SOMETHING DIFFERENT AND UNUSUAL- TERMS?'pecial terms. A small carrying charge for these And for the first time, we can special order to suit any taste. opening bargains. Each chest has lock and famous Lane construction features. 'll.' +LEISTOM FIIRITlllll) 'r < 0 a t s a MAIN STREET (former Bowling Alley location) KEHDRICK Seventh 4 MzLIj versity at Spokane, and has attend- ,IMISS LEONA WILSON ed Stanford University at Palo Alto, KENDRICK WELDING 8 AAACHINE SHOP Sacramento State College and the I'LISTED IN TEACHER University of California at Berkley. Irrupt lzu+Sre. )wrecker Service Blacksmithing Prior to going to Manteca in 1959, WHO'S WHO she served as a counseler in the Hard Surfacing school of education at the University TOOL-UP TliNE II Phones: Shop 4177 Residence 5626 or 5590 Miss Leon a E. Wilson, Dean of of California at Berkley. Girls at Manteca Union High School, She holds membership in Pi Lamda 8'/;:s."..'.""'" 'Manteca, Calif., has the distinction Theta, Beta Sigma Phi, American ESPIAL of being listed in "Who's Who in Association of University Women, National Education Association, the RACED I California Teachers~ Association, American Personnel and Guidance AKE National Vocational Guidance As- lex action R AFTER sociation, American School Counselor vlest litter Associatian and the National Wo- damaging men's Dean and Counselors Associ- ation. ass. roots. I P''";.- sUNDAY No. SL22. ( I FIX RIDGE $ REQ. $4.11 il I (Continued from last week) APRIL 22 Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and II Mrs. Tom Dennler'were Miss Burneda Complete Selection of Baskets, Candy, Cummings, Mrs. Ruby Benedict, Mr. ROTARY Il and Mrs. Geo. F.Dennler and Linda. SsAMOllO'OCKET I Mrs. Eleanor Dennler was an after- TURF EDGER II and Cards II noon caller. Makes neat edg HAMMER Brigham .of Genesee,was a Betsy, the;eesy wsy Forged head . Tuesday. over-night guest of Doris along walks, Dennler. Is locked ta hedges, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dennler and tubular-steel Varii:y & ~i:il: Sl:ore flower beds. son of Lewiston visited Sunday after- handle. Non. noon with Mr. and Mrs .Wallace REC $5 0 Your GIFT and JEWELRY Headquarters I slip gyp Clark. Cecil Choate Phone 5921 pgg ~429 'erfect THE HILL OF CALVARV balance.; Up to Calvary's Hill our Savior trod, Without giving just one small nod; With the people's sinful and MISS LEON@; E. WILSON mocking their scorns, /gus IWpsrv.i American Education" for 1961-1962. He bore the painful, painful crown of She was graduated from the Kend- thorns. rick High School with the class of He carried the cross Calvary's Hill 1942. She is. the daughter of Mr. up HARDWARE T'was under his own and and Mrs. A. power will; C. Wilson, Route 2, lYEEE'PECFALS+ And when he reached the '*'"-"""'n Kendrick, Idaho. She. sev- plot of taught gl'ound, eral years in high schools in Idaho, Sunset It was there he was tied and having been at Deary, Bovill, hung, Worley bound. and Reubens. She also taught two years at Colfax, Wash. So there on the hill of Calvary, Miss Wilson received an AB de- My Savior bled snd died for me; gree from Washington State Uni- To save the whole world from eternal versity in 1955, .and an MS degree , sin i ( ~rariis are ware from Purdue University at Lafayette, And to make our hearts pure and Indiana, in 1958. She is also a warm within. PHONE 4051 Frank Abrams KENDRI(K graduate of Kinman Business Uni- —Michael R. Maund (age 17) LIVING IS GOOD LIVING coating bearing surfaces with a tough film that stays put . eve'n under, shock loads...seals out dirt,'ud and water. RPM,Traoter-itOller" i.iibrioaiit comes-ln 3'grades for Caterpillar and International equipment snd an A/C grade for Allis-Chalmers tractors. For any Stan .rd Oil product, call KENDRICK GARAGE Kendrick, Idaho it will be here tomorrow..., Phone 5711 sll The modern manufacturing .::::::::+QQ+++++ofe++++++Q+++++++QQ++/++++++::-::::-.op++++ methods used in the production of lumber products add to the gs natural beauty ofiwood and assures longer life. y y ;,"Pil These advantages, coupled 'dt > i)~~iJiyig>0 with the economical factor of wood, both in actual building and over-the-years maintenance, is another reason lln =-, I to say that "WOOD LIVING WII,E; Il'iLs'::::: IS GOOD LIVING." GETS - OATS 3 s + l~ 3% IPC - 97% Gypsum PEAS - LENTILS I ALFALFA - CLOYER Apply 3 to 4 pounds IPC per acre to control wild oats. MF(sD. FOR i "i'lj WILLIAMS, INC. t MOSCOW. IDAHO 80 LBS. NET e „wtEN "";:.. SW r sin L e ':: ,iii,iII IPC will increase your average income by $15.PP to ~ :;. $P5.QQ per acre on peas or lentils. e Three years of research, compiled by Clarence Seely e <:: of the U. of I., and published in the "Weed Fighter 4 ',:; No. 19" points out that IPC is still the outstanding f, S WILD OAT KILLER, since the average increase on peas was 221%. This is 80% greater than the near- e$ est comtetitor of IPC. j GETS OATS 5 —75% Wettabie Powder— ~ GETS OATS 4;.:; O'I 'I' 'I I;' AVAILABLE AT ' ' 2" ii I I I I ~eo. '. )roche & Sons,,:'nc., 8EEDSMEN PHOEBE Cm- ZZWnmCZ ~+kgb t t 4 a t.akk.t..t.-k-e. 1..k-4..t.t k.4 4 9 3 ~ ~ 4 0 ~ t t 4 4 t > ~ ~ ~ k \ 't 4 t t XXXX 8 ~~~w ~~Y ww Y'Fv wwv wvw wv Ywvvw rw e'wwwww vw wwww wwv wvwvvvvvvi THE KENDRICK GAZETTE THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1962 THE KENDRICK GAZETTE EASTER SUNRISE THE EASTER STORY published every Wednesday afternool CEDAR RIDGE (dated Thursday) at Kendrick, Idabc by W. L, McCreary, SERVICE, BREAKFAST AND LINDFGN BY MRB. ROBERT PRATE Subscription, $3.00 per year The annual Easter Sunrise Services Phone 5SSS Strictly Independent in Politics Com- Entered at the and breakfast of the Kendrick postoffice at Ken- munity Church is scheduled for 6:30 In Sympatlqr drI-'f. Latah County, Idaho, as second class nail matter. CEURCH NOTICES a. m, Sunday, April 22nd, in the On behalf of this community may Frank P. church sanctuary. ere express our deepest sympathy to NcCreary..., News Editor The breakfast will immediately fol- Cameron Rmmanuel Lutheran Church the VFm Jennings in their low the welcome. family Classified Advertising Theo Meske, Pastor services, All are soi'row, 15c per line, Figure 5 average words Thursday, April 19, Communion to line. Minimum, 30c, Service at 7:30 p. m. Twins Good Friday Service, 9;00 a. m. GOLDEN OUI,E Again Sunday, April 22: A milk cow belonging to Mr. and Wednesday's Markets Mrs. Phil Bahr had twin bull calves Red, bulk Sunday School at 9;45 a. m, ...... $1.80 Easter Service at 10:45 a. m. Sunday evelung This ls the second Forty Fold, e bulk ...... $1.80 April 17 —Gus Beyer of Wiscon- heIt oi'wins the Bahr herd this and in Forty Fold, bulk ...... ,...... $1.80 Lutheran Church of Ipu]taetta sin is visiting his brothers, Emil spring. Club, bulk ...... $1.80 Theo Meske, Pasthr Herman, and an aunt at Plummer. Sweet is the Easter story There will be "Tenebre Service" Bar]ey, 100, bulk ...... $2.10 Good Friday Service, 10;15 a. m. a 'New Easter Sunday; at the Cavendish Church at 8:00 p. Born of this Holy day, Bignboards Oats, 100, bulk ...... $2.00 '., Sunday School at 8:30 a. m. April 19th. This Service can be I Foilks driving along our roads these Beans traced back to the 8th century A. D., Telling of Jesus'lory, Small Easter Service 9:30 a. m. days will notice new signboards giv- Whites, 100 ...... ,...... $7.00 which makes it one of the oldest still directions and all the Plat Whites, 100 Rolling the stone away- ing naming ...... $7.00 Ju]]aetta Method]st Church celebrated by Christians, and one of creeks of the area. These were made Great Northerns, 100 ...... (No Quote) Rev. David Braun, Pastor the most meaningful. Tell all your and p]aced John Darby of Ken- Eeds, 100 ...... (No friends And from heart's by Quote) Worship Service at 9:30 a.m. and neighbors to attend. my glad singing, drick. These with 4-H name signs pintos, 100, ...... (NoQuote) Mrs. D. V. Kuyk end all attended Sunday School at 10;30 a.m. across should be a great aid to strangers Clover Maundy Thursday Communion Ser- the Cavendish Womans'ociety of Singing the years, Seed passing through@ White Dutch; per 100 ....(No Quote) vices at 7:30 p. m. Christian Service. at the home of Mls. Future days —joys are bringing, Alsyke, per 100 Carl Beal, at Peck, Tuesday of this ...... (No Qtiote) Other News Red; per 100 ...... (No Quote) Kendrick Community Church week. Bringing to dry your tears— Mr. and Nrs. V. Kuykenrlall re- Prtres —Dozen Rev. David Braun, Pastor D. Mr. and Mrs. 8ob Chilberg and Mr. Ranch Run .....,.I..,...... 45cEaster Sunrise Service and Break- ceived word Friday evening that.his More of the Easter story arid 'Mrs. Gil Erlewine attended the fast, 6:30 a. m., with the Kendrick brother, Jack, of Kendrick, was in n]ueback fish feed at Ithe Deary tlutteIr the Moscow went to Retail, Assembly, of God Church joining us. hospitaL They Attend you along life's way, Na some hall Saturday evening. lb...... ,....,....,;,...,...,....,76cAll, are welcome. see him on Saturday, and Mr. Kuy- School 'undayat 9:45 a.m. kendall went again on Monday He More of His love and glory Mrs. Anna Baker, Bob ]Amber]ey m~ua Worship Service at 11:00a.m. is getting along as well as can be ex- and Mr. and Nrs. Charles Cuddy and Maundy Thursday Communion Ser- pected, but needs reit. Be yours on this Easter day. l. aby, the latter of Orofino, were FRANK V. BARTON vices at 9:00'p. m. Nrs. Jack Kuykend all and Mrs., Sunday dinner guests of the Alva LAWYER Oral Craig, Kendrick, were Sunday Bert Gamble Craig family. Office In Postoffice Ju]iaetta ChtsrcII of the Nazarene visitors in the D. V. Kuykendall home Mrs. Lilly Wi1son of Lewiston was Build]ng 6'entt'ansen, Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kuykendall Phone 4981 '. j s luncheon guest of Mr. and Mrs., School 9:45 m. Class- and son of,II)wiston spent Saturday,i KENDRICKI Sunday at a Ernest Grim Monday of this week. IDAHO es for every age. Special feature: A and Sunday with his parents. Find-; SCHOpL FORESTRY FAMILY DIHHER We'dnesdays: '9 a ttL to 6 p. m children's Easter program. ing them'one on their arrival sat" Connie and Peggy, daughters of Mr. and Nrs. Vern Wright, Joseph Plains, ,.Morning Service at 11:00. Topic: TOUR SCHEDULED was held recently A family dinner are visiting in the home of their rarae~ "Where Is He?" honoring Mrs. Jessie Bateman on her Youth Services at 6:15 p. m.- The Southwick Homemakers Club grandparen)ts, Mr and Mrs. Wayne "Progressive" Moscow —Seven schools and 340 birthday anniversary. JOHN DE HAVEN Evangelistic Service at 7:00 p. m. enjoyed the meeting students wi]] participate in the I a- Those present to help celebrate the Wright. LIGHT AND LOLL 18LULING ,Annual church meeting, Wednes- Thursday They started at the T. J. tah County School Forestry Tour occasion at the home of Mrs. Fran- Steve Arnett was a Friday ovel- day, April 25, 7:00 p. m. Armitage home; visited the Wade scheduled for Tuesday, Apr]] 24th. ces Trout (a daughter) were Mr. and night guest of his grandparents, Mr PHONE Candler home; on to the home of and family of and Mrs. Phil Baht, wa,s an 5697 I Weather Permitting, the school Nrs. Glenn Hough Skippy Southwick Community Church Mrs. Stena McIver, and ended up at Clarkston; Mr, and Mrs. John Prary overnight guest Saturday. KENDRICK IDAHG the Hattie Southw]ck home. Each'usses from all corners of the county James Rosentrater, Pastor i of Lewiston; Mr. and Mrs. Don Bate- slum- home. visited,.served refreshments. Wil] assemble at the Pa]ouse Valley Darlene Chi]berg attended a , Sunday School at 9:45 a. m., fol- man and family Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I Farm Demonstration Area from ber party with other classmates at 'Map anntta] Nrs. Russell Perkins, who has been Tree lowed by our Easter Program m. Radio station Foster and Dorothy, Mr. an dMrs. the home and Morning Wore]iip Service. in Iewiston staying with her mother,j9:00 to 10:00 a. of Vicky Jo Halseth, Friday KAY'S wi]] a nounce between 6:30 &. Bill Brown and son, Charles Stevens, night. BEAUTY SHOP Youth Service at 7:00,P. m. who is ]]i, returned home on Thurs-'RPL Nrs. Trout, Marvin, Ginger and Kim. day. She brought her mother home m. and 8:00 a. m. whether the tour Mr, and Mrs. George Lyons and Phone 5841 Kendrick Evening Worship'at,7.:30. fol- Nr. and Mrs. Clifford Trout, Mos- Mid-week Service at 'withwl her. will be held or postponed to the family were Sunday guests of Mr. Open from 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. In. Prayer 7:30 I lowing APril 25th. cow, were evening callers. Nrs. attended. Mis- day l and Or- p. m,, Wednesday. Roy Martin the j Mrs. Ted Weaver, Lewiston Monday through Saturday estab- In the Hotel Building sionary meeting at the C. A. Cuddy~ The demonstration area was chards. lished Potlatch Forests, in Featuring the latest Le]and Methodist Church home on Friday. ( by Inc., BASIC COMPLETED Mr. and Mrs. Jack Guier were Fri- equipment for, show results Hair Ca,rl Beal, Minister Mrs. Gloria Wilson and sons visited 1957, to the of woodlot evening callers in the Phil Bahr Styling management practices. The attrac- day Worship Service at 9:00 a. m, at the George Finke home on Sun- FORT ORD home. tions of the area include a pine plant- AT Women's Society first Thursday day. Miss Ellen Weaver John Ziemann Salmon, Idaho, ing, four thinning and pruning plots and Miss Janice TROY BODY of Abel, Lewiston, SHOP visited at the George Finke home re- and a timber management atea. Forst Ord, Calif. (AHTNC) —Pvt. were guests saturday BODY AND FENDER REPAIR Kendrick Assembly of Ged Church cently. He was here during spring Three stations of the twelve-station Marion Harrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. through Monday morning of the Bam UPHOLSTERY —PAINTING Rev.'Wm. Reeve, Pastor vacation. tour will deal with these topics. William E. Harrison, Juliaetta, Idaho, ,Weaver family. Sunday aftelrnoon m. School, followed j GLASS INSTALLATION 9:45 a. Sunday The Southwick Homemakers Club The Foresters presenting these completed advanced individual light Iceilers were Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth FREE ESTIMATES by the Easter program. will meet. with Mrs. Charles Klatt on will he Garv Phil infantry weapons training at Fort Weaver, Lewiston, Miss Eva Haw- 11;00 a. m. Worship Hour. Ted topics Ringold, DON MILLER Thursday, April 26th. 'Kline and W!I oa ]rI]e, all of Pot- Ord, Calif., April 6th. ley, Lewiston and Neil Grinolds. Grinolds, speaker. Stella McIver visited with Mrs. Harrison was familiarized with the PHONE TE 5-2311 TROY I latch Forests, Inc. The Jack shepherd children, C]ark- .. 6:30 p. m. Young People's Service Albert Lawrence Sunday evening. handling and firing of light infantry m. The U. S. Forest Service will man- ston, were weekend guests of their 7:30 p. Evening Evangelistic. ~ weapons, incliiding the .45 pistol, N-1 Wm, Eauder and Alma Betts ca]1- age the following stations: Recrea- glandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Die]I Par- 7:45 p. m. Wednesday, Bible Study ed, on Mr. and Mrs. Darw]n Tarry rifle and brtvonet, Browning auto- .tion,, range management, fire pre- I;]ev, and Prayer meeting. Sunday evening. matic rifle, light machingun, 3.5-in. , ]0:30 a m. Thursday, Women' ~vention and multiple use. The For- rocket ]auncl er and flame throwel'. Mr. and Mra. Chn r]ie I".,".«Iie'r i'. Oscar Lawrence of-Lewiston is as esters concerned wt]] ]le Jerry Moore, i.l Missionary Society. sisting. Albert Lawrence with sPring He received instruction in offensive c'undav dinner guo..~u III '.,l..:I 1,]rs Our Church will join with the Ed. Laven, At]ey Wernerman and defensive patrol- Jack Pars]ey and children work. Albert has returned to his Kenneth and squad tactics, Kendrick Community Church for an Del Jaquish. Rieragard, soi] ling, escape and evasion, signal com- Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Arnett and work at the Ahsahka planing m]]] conservationist will man the station Easter Sunrise Service. munications, first aid, map reading, farm]]y were visitors- 4n- the Cec]] on Forest Soils. Ray Johnston, a survival and the arming and disarm- j NOTICE TO 'REDITORS sawmill operator from Deary, will Dean home on Big Bear Ridge Sat ing of mines.. urday evening. handle the station on wood products. The 19-year-old W. S. C. S. MEETING In the Probate Court of Latah soldier entered the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grim enjoyed Phil Woo]inc, College of Forestry, at army last October, and completed his County, State of Idaho the University of Idaho, will show a picnic Sunday on the Snake River Members of the Kendrick Women' In the Matter of the Estate basic training at Fort Ord. examples of important forest insects He attended Kendrick High School. in the Mayview, Washington area, Society of Christian Service attend- of and 'diseases. John Hunt, also of the vrilth Mr. and Mrs. Dave Grim and meet- ing the Walla VFalla District ALBERTA'OWARD, Deceased College of Forestry, will assist Jerry children of Davenport, Washington, ing in Colfax on Thursday were the NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN IS by ~ Moore on the recreation station. BIRTHDAY DIHHER and MI. and Mrs. Grim and Mesdames F. C. Schmidt, A. O. Kan- the undersigned executor of the Bob Ha]e Pbling, Conservation officer sons Pomeroy. Herman Wm. A. ~ of ikkeberg, Schupfer, Estate of Alberta Howard, deceased of Deary, w]]] lead the discussion on Watts, D. A. Christensen, Raleigh to the creditors of, and all Persons Steven Eichner was honored on Mr. and Mrs. L'loyd Arnett, Ken- ~w]]d]ife management. Gene Farmer, his sixth birthday anniversary Wed- drick, were Sunday afternoon and A]bright, Howard Hoffmsn, George having claims against the said de-.Iwood]and show Nelson and Ben forester, Troy, w]]] nesday evening at dinner in the evening dinner guests the Brocke, Sr., Robert cedent to exhibit them with neces- important points in tree and shrub a of Wayne P. Cook. sary vouchers within four (4) months ]dent]fjcat]on home of his grandparents, Mr. and Arnett family. Mrs. Hoffman was re-elected to'the after April 19, 1962, the'irst publi- Mrs. H. C. Schupfer. district office as Secretary of Mis- cation of this notice, to the said This tour promises to be an im- Others present were his, parents, Porta t exPerlence in lean all sionary Personnel. Mrs. A]bright and Raymond Howard at 'the law office ing for Mr. and Mrs, Bud Eichner, Becky and BOY OF YEAR seventh graders. 'immy, Mrs. Kanikkeberg were elected to the of prank V. Barton', 1219 Idaho I and his paternal grandpar- offices of Secretary of Christian Soc- Street Lewiston, Idaho the same To helP in evaluation, the Daily ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Eichner. Pub- Idahonian at Moscow will SPon- Duane Harris, nine-year-old son ial Relations and Literature and be]ng the place for the transaction again of'r. lications, respectively. of the business of said estate in the sor an essay contest which will be and Mrs. Oera]d Harris, Lewls- State of Idaho. open to all students participating in SCHOOl NOTES ton, was awardedN the "Boy of the VFe feature Carnation Ice Cream- SIGNED AND DATED at Moscow, the tour. Year" award. at,-the Lewiston Orch- Sixth Grade ards 'oys C]ub last-week. all flayors and packs. Lay in a supp]1 Idaho, thism 16th day.of April, 1962. Norm Berg, cha]rman of the Latah The. sixth. grade held their class today. Blewett's. Kendrick. 1-ad" County Farm Forestry Advisory com- Dune was active.in football, batt-. RAYMOND HOWARD election. Results were as follows: ketball, drum and bugle corps, box- Executor of the Fstate of mittee, wi]1 act as official greeter as President, Carolyn Silflow. the busses arrive. ing, crafts work,and the service c]ubt A]berta Howard, deceased. Vice President, Dean Weyen of the organization. One hundred: FRANK V. BARTON Winthrop Shattuck of Potlatch will Treasurer, Roger Witt twenty boys land 80 parents were, Attorney for Executor assist directing students to their st-a Secretary, Gary Draper present 1'or the.may awards given Residence and Post tions. Librarian, Janet Schmidt out at the dinner; Office Address: Reporter, Carol Farringaon. Duane is,a.gl'andson of Mr. and P. O. Box 573 The fifth and sixth grades are Nrs. Oscar Medalen of Kendrick. 1219 Idaho Street GLORIOUS SPRING making posters for April 18, which Lewiston, Idaho. is for "I Am An American Day." The First pub. April 19, 1962 VV'EATHER posters will be judged for a first Liat j5ub. May 10, 1962. prize of $3.00; second prize $2.00, and third prize $1.00. lNIH6 APRII. 26 It would be all but impossible to Our class wrote a paper on "What WANT ADS. find anywhere, more glorious spring Easter Means to Me." We voted for .t) weather than we of the Potlatch river the one we wished put in the paper. WANTED —CHURNING CREAM. valley have been enjoying this past and this one was chosen: :(Peaafl) Ir Lewiston Price at Kendrick. Leave week. What Easter Means To Me at VFestern Auto Kendrick. Supply, Throughout most of last week the ,Iltf/i'RIGINAL '7 A day which comes betwe n 1']arch 'g; 10e EACH and sard- residents considerable time in With lots of teachers he learned the j lgfI1 Cbx]stensen Btt]llttg, Kent]rick Strength. A qutptt, easy spent l.i'E' most. q p Ii tary way to cover a Cable for pub. "the great out-doors." Kendrick Cleaners ]]c or private gathers. The cost ]e Tuesday the mercury indicator on That little bunny learned what he ,~ I Il ]ow. Kendrick Gazette. Mx the "official" thermometer read 80 could, HRIRI IRI KENDRICK, IDAHO fe- Then he went home and did what he ~ degrees —and cases of "spring I )iij'i'ii~ FOR'OWEST PRICES read the ver" were plainly visible all over should. ad. of iB]ewett's Cash Grocery on town. It seemed as if anyone will- The second best poem was written the back page. 7-2 ing to work soon had a half dozen by Carols Farrington: ~ AVOID WAITINO >" order now, ahea4 FOR SALE —8-ft. Oliver Tractor "sidewalk superintendents Easter ot the crowds river was on the rise The crucifification of Jeses was on SNOP PI NO Disc, top shape, 100. Gil Erle- The Pot]atch 0 ELIMINATE $ Sunday, and carried a peculiar milk- Good Friday, Iet us prepare your order I wine, Southwick. Phone 5345. white color, evidently run-off from On the hill of Calvary ~ ASStt IIE SAVINOS Door-to-Door Dehvery whII ~ stocks ere comptete 15-2x the Bovill area. Bear creek was They made a tomb in which they iI "chocolate," and where the layed Him, RADIATOR REPAIR —BATTERY running 2 FOR THE PRICE OF l Depeadable two converge just at the east edge But he saved you and me Fast, safe, REBUILDNG AND REPAIRING. contrast really was In front of Jesus tomb there was pltfe a penny) I Leo's Service. of Kendrick, the )I Battery Phone TE placed a stone, 5-3323. Box 151. Troy. Ida. 11-Sx plain. I Loggers say woods roads are still The tomb was guarded day and ji FOR RENT —Unfurnished apart- far too soft for any trucking, but night, II 1 there was an ment. Phone 4237. 15-2x some woods work is being done, any- But on Easter morning how. Waher Brocke FOR SALE —Gentle 5-year-old 5981 T Holstine cow. Good milker. Phone Fresh Frozen Juices of all k1nds at I ERSttet Phone0 e 6982 Resldettoe I ) Blewett's Market. Kendrick. I-ade —Carole Farrington, reporter. Cecil Cho8te Kenl&ek il 5346. 16-2 THE KENDRICK GAZE'I"I'E THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1962 THE CAMEROON SECTION f Kendrick Theater e ~ ACT!VITIES VARIED -. I FRIDAY —SATURDAY I k BY MRS. HARL WHITINGEI4 Phone ,.'oi'zrinj RISM . NO SHOW THIS 1 - - Club Meets „ . .~ I ~ g .. r. .). . The Cameron Home Demonstration MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Club met last Thursday 'at, the home EkW of Mrs. George Wilken in Kendrick. WEEK New Arrivals Just In Time for Easter'ee PIIIblishod Weekly the Union Oil Service at Kendrick A large group was in attendance, by with Mrs. Henry Wendt as a visitor. these in our window W. L. "BiO" Rogers, Editor Mrs. Walter Koepp gave a demon- stration on "The Care of Rugs." Mrs. $X.SS—$2.85 Wilken, the hostess, served delicious Mrs. Walter Olson and family of Gal- HELLO, THERE, FOLKS: tire fine enough to carry our name, refreshments at the close of the Fully gueranteed, reasonabe in lup, New Mexico. Well, perhaps spring has final- meeting. Mr. and Gerald attend- w'e price. See it today. Sure, we'l Mrs. Ingle ly come — hope so. But at Junior-Senior banquet on Wed- it's trade! Confirmation ed the any rate time to check that Services Sunday nesday evening. SPORT SHIRTS FOR THE LITTLE gasoline tank, diesel fuel tank, and A large crowd attended church and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wilson return- of motor oil, greases "Sheriff," reported a perspiring your supplies "we'e the Confirmation Services Sunday. ed home on Saturday night after and lubricants. Then give us a deputy, been giving that JoAnn Sullivan, JoAnn Schwarz and their daughter, Miss Leona FELLOWS the third visiting call at 42M. We'l be there in a ventriloquist degree for Kathy Silflow were confirmed. Wilson, at Manteca, Calif., for sev- flash with Union!'est! over an hour. So far the steno- weeks. 'izes 2, 4, 6 I eral ~ ~ grapher, and two other deputies on?" Other News Nr. and Nrs. 'A. C. Wilson visited A doctor was.called to .see a have confessed. Shall we go ) 1.16 and .1AS "Well, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Brunsiek his mother, Mrs. Susan Wilson,. at a, $ $ very testy .aristocrat. sir, ~ e e spent last Tuesday evening with Nr. what's the matter?i'. he asked very Spokane nursing home on Sunday. Don't continue to drive your car, and Mrs. Aug. Brammer. Mr. and Mrs..Jay Dee Wilson en- , cheerfully. or truck with that winter- Mr. and Mrs. Harl Whitinger were ~ "That, sir," snapped"the patient, pickup tertained at an Easter Egg Hunt on worn oil. Bring it in today for a Troy and Moscow visitors last Thurs- Sunday afternoon;" Guests, were. Mr. "is for you to find out." servicing. with Union day. LADI5'REAM GIRL NYLONS "I see," said the doctor, "then complete — and Nrs. Manley Waldron, Bobby and products, of course. Mr., and Mrs. Otto Silflow, Mr. and Dawn of Bovill; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin I'l call in,a veterinarian. He is Mrs. Henry Lingenfelter snd Mr. and Seamless —Plenty of Sizes the only one who;can make a di- e Sneve and Nels; Mr. and Mrs., Henry Mrs, James Whitinger and Janis were and ', agnosis without askingI questions." Bob: "But dar)ing,( haven't I al- Galloway, Janice and.,Jerry; Mr. Pair e Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dean, David, Billy and: I ways given you my pay on the ~ Mrs. Silflow. Travel tiiiie is at hail!I. How are first of the month?" Roy Tommy; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Beniamin . your tires? Come in. and see the Jane: "Yes, but you never told Mr. and Mrs. Wilb crt Brunsiek and Ricky; Delray Nelson; Mr. and ,.new Union Minuteman, The only me you were paid twice a month!" spent last Friday in Lewiston visiting Nrs. Boyd Beyer, Dale qnd Nore, and with Mr. and Mrs. Clay Albright. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Ingle, Karen, MEN'S ARGYLE DRESS SOX Mr.'nd 'Mrs. Charles Klatt and Diane and Nancy., family were Sunday supper and even- Mrs. Cecil. Chamberlain and Mrs. P'2 '100 ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Frank Van Heise attended the lesson ~ Glenn. session in Deary. a week.ago Thurs- Mr. and Nrs. Ernest Brammer and day. for, the home demonstration club. ," WE WILL BE OPEN THIS, SUNDAY. Jolene were,.Sunday. afternoon visit- .The Club will hold a pot-luck sup- ors in. the.,Cirl:L. Wegner-...homenat per and sale,.on. Friday,. May. 4th. Pullman, A large crowd, many.. from. this SATUR'/?AY NIGHT AND. EASTER, Nr. and, Mrs..Harl Whitinger, were ridge, gathered at the Galloway Bros.. Monday visitors and dinner guests of new home below Juliaetta . Sunday Mr. and Nrs.oBen Hoffman. evening:for.a. House Warming party, SUNDA Y— Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ramey of Ken- . Nr. and Mrs„'Verne Dunham and drick were'unda'y afternoon callers slaughter Shirley. of Enterpri&, Ore.; in the Walter Koepp home. Mrs. Emma Dunham and Mrs. Elma Mrs. Fred Newmaii called on Mrs. > Baked Ham- Dinner —Home Made Pie Paltz of Lewiston visited,'in the Ed- Stanley Hepler last Friday morning. win Forest home Sunday afternoon. Included OXLF—...... ,...... $125 Mr. and Mrs. Ed.'ielke and Telen ., l. and Ted Mielke attended the Bovill Masonic Fish Feed, held in the Deary Good Food —Smiling Service Grange Hill last Saturday evening. FK RIDGF, ITFMS Patricia Nielke, a student at the U. of I., Mos'cow, spent her spring va- Phone 8-$"le BURT'S CONFECTIONERY cation with her parents, and also BURT AND VERA SOUDHRS visited a few days with'er brother- Missionary Society Meets in-law.and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Chas W W W W W W W 'W W & W W W & W W W W W The Juliaetta Lutheran Missionary Parks and family at Kamiahr return- Society met in the church Tuesday ing to her studies on Sunday. afternoon. Mrs. Helleson Mr. and -¹s. Chas; Parks - were Manley of ..o-.t..t--e.t- ~..o-.o..t.~ en ~ .t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t .o o. t. t ~ o o t o t \ ~ t. ~ e ....t..t.o..t- --t--o. Potlatch, District Conference leader "o e o;o .. o o effr ~ ~ ~ i ~ Io ~- o- ~ ~ ~ ~ o- ~ o ~ o-- ..fo fr i r o ~ o -o ~ Sunday guests 'f her„- parents, Mr, for the Palouse was and Mrs. Ed. Nielke. group a guest. ~ 'I Mrs. Fred Silflow led the'Bible study. ,", ";Iff" Mrs..Adolph Dennler and Mrs. Geo. final'j F. Dennler were:co-hostesses. $ I)~ BIG BEAR RlÃiE defeats Other Items ~ t BY HAPPY HOME CLUB Jess Cox of Salem, Oregon, arrived F I RE Pinochle Party here Saturday and will visit several is days with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Clark. AUTO— t, ~ h%r. and, Mrs. Jay Dee ~lson 't Week-end guests of Judy Dennler fj entertained at a pinochle party at were Miss 'Kathryn Seeley. Miss Bar- home Hi'gh CASUALT Y- ~ i their on Friday night. bara Bainbridge and Mij!js Eleanor !i oj t scores w~t to Mrs. Grant Clemen- Unziker, tf Ii all students it the U. of I. j I II T 8 EF'T— i ~ hagen and Wayne W!Ison, with lows Debby Dennler ittended a birthday going to M'rs. Ed. Galloway and party honoring Lois Jensen at Gene- LIFE.': Gerald Ingle. Mrs. Ed. Galloway took tlje, Monday evening. She was also home the "goose". an over-night guest.. Nr'.- and Nrs.'a!lace 'Clark Jess Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Boy. Clem- tf resh and L'ured at ttleafett's —Kendrick enhagen, Mr. and. Mrs. Grant Clem- Cox of, Salem, Oregon, and Nrs. Edith ,'.'ONDED REAL STATE BROKER: Henderso'n of .Deary attended 'he f I enhagen,.Mr. and Mrs. 'Cecil Dean 2llth Wedding Anjniversary Open and David, Nr. and Mrs..Ceclji Cham- ~ ~ House'f 'Mr.'and Mr's. Glen Jones: ~ i berlain, Mr. and'rs. Gerald Ingle, at Genesee,. Sunday afternoon. 808 MAGNUSON AGENCY Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Galloway, Mr. and Mr.. and-':Mrs. Walter Dennler at-: ~ i Mrs. Eddie Gailoway, Mr.'.and Mrs. tended the Conference Class. and din-, ner't Cameron, fj ~ Oscar Slind and Leland, Mr. and, Mrs. Sunday. PHONE 427i KENDRICK Ij I Rufus Fairfield and Wayne Wiilson. 'Tuesday dinner guests df Mrs. Er- HAMS —Regular, Fully Cooked j—and Picnics +FOOD ST4RE~ FRYERS —Young, tender and Juicy S i:A.S LONGER CHOICE SELECTION OF FRESH AND amjea>oaa I Im-.a J EROZEN VEGETABLES M. J.B.Coffee,1 lb...... 73< Diesel and heavy-duty gasoline engines get insximum I protection with Super RPM DFLO Special Lubricating Oil. It clings tightly to engine parts, fights filet!on M. J.B.Coffee, 2 lbs. $1A3 whether your engine is hot or cold. FOLGKRS COFFEE Special compounds prevent ring sticking, harmful dePosits...keeP your engine clean. Stretch the time beo -'.--. E" o ~ j 1-lb. ~t Super RPM DELO Special Lubrlcatlng Can...... 7+ I .' , < -'-7f'- . 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