Kea)iriok's F.F.li, Chapter piaee< 5th

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THUI)SDAY, JUNR 29, 19Ta

Last, V)'ednesd«y, Thursday and Jim Souders. They nlace4 4th. N)ckPr)day members o! the Kendrick was a)so the second high )nd)virus)F)pA chapter competed )n the Idaho contestant in the state. Volume 88 KEIR)DItXCK AIFD QENRSER, LATAH CSUNTY, XDAHOSlate FFA. contos)s held in Moscow. Farm Meehan)cs: members were NO. 2e'Ada year t)2 Idaho teams corn ted Jim Souders, )e)es Sauders «nd It)ckot the sev~en dttterent eonteVs, tho ths htd high tndtvtdgal gnr:aoetrtmo Leeai $ehOOJ

p . r Latah Ceaaf/ pjaaa)atl ha~)))g CON)m a

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with Kea)iriek, J)iliaetta CoaaeilsIce«tack Judging; n)embers were Hoog)«nd. They placed 4th. Members of Ule LILt«h County «nd Update zon)ng maps and adoptSteve Hoag)and, Zton I)Ot)ow and, Crops Judging; members were ~~"No~w as ~~'~ - p)arming and Zen)ng Comm)ss)on the mays by reference, .Dl. Luc«s,Steve E)chner. They placed 10th, N)ke price, Don BenjtLm)n and Stove ~m met at the Kendrick Fire Hall Non-,')so a comm)ss)oner tagroedD Products'mbers were Roag)«nd. They p)aced 4th ! >, day evening, June 2O, with members

l Xngle.Kick Arm)t«ge, Don Isenfam)n «n4 Neat Judging: members were Ron th

Xn other aaUon, tbe conun)ss)onS))t) w; N) k ~ge ~ St e ~ "~ by SUP' S'~~ Dan councils, Xn add)t)on to UM re@'dar f voted to refer a request by the No«-

The Sjltts)litt) a)I I Itte It ~g.'d'" gJ"".'..J~ ~~~ a~~ ~~~top throe dairy'«tt)e showmen )n wore very p)seed to have contracbd. ~ ~ Oss La«) ale)«siss) t"~.s s s The overall t)n«I 'ar tho for both Kendr)ck and JUN«etta'.

:tap ten te«ms were as f; . c)«sslooma IV' , Tho f)rat top)c,,d)txxatsed wss a htngeWhen I camo=to $4nddek. with L:))tech„2W„dt)and S.-VQU.. Tvm of the teachers are iiltand Mad)sa (Ue) 5. -Kendrlpk looking for adequate houa)na in:t)LO geneh6 flem Bo)se'oncerning theW~ ~ a'"~~~ ~'+ US ~ O. Kuna T.'ayette )). d)jXIrdeen"9, «rea, e)ther tO rynt'Or nurah«ae, «O«v ...legality ot the pi .ming and Zan)ng~er e"p f-aced-b toro Xn II)mh a Jelome 10, Wo)sor. 'oring to the,super)nkndent. vetotnneett tees'ett tahsn gte.eht ~

Nrs Wendt, a gladiate of South of the. op)n)on.. that thi ':dec)s)onsspe«k open)y «54 frOOIy ta XO«) «tl 'I)I,H):Sehoo) tn tvt ~ made by tho. oo,.~n were not~aso, agd to tgtgtpdgt also th; ata. Kendrick Camper Karavan ~, „Jh,~,„ , vam and tbo board's')eg«l sbmding J - -. 9 -~ - .-"-~*

Met'At Onstett %erne- 'ear )n the fourth,grade- at jumpy))) w«s a)so quest)oned At the Mondaycause of I+ gre«t necks.)hat .OX)sted .:.,„..

- ''„, snd w«s tho ~-of a ~ ', moeUng, County Comm)ssloner.'Gor- ~~~S~)«r to that which she -'wiH: be 'coa- ')4 Ingle )lL lespans to a quest)o

PW-s P~ ~t = -' ~ ducUng In the )ocil systein;,She ho)dii; from James Aria)t«ge, director of P~ ~ Pthey persona))y, tor-reasons of their guests of. the Kendltck Car«P«r K«r«both ~<~ < b

'- >~h -». ',. -~ '„.,~,*, .~.~-,v, '...,.,'.- th, ~C ~ ~~ ~~~ quds@ons, Atter a quesUon and an- ..POOr he«)th, nee'4 i Phye)C)«n «n O the Wn . the)r harn« I))fan Cert)f)~- She )~h- th

.~t t~ = The XSNLUy Ot '~'" Sat)OW I«I pl„„„i„gaff)COS«)4 the aaunty Cam Ower Per)ade the CO Ittth)an ChairC)OSO by . YOU h«VO had the-O))per)- 4«y OVenlng June 2))h Th)rty«tOur ~~ ~.~ . ~~ ~~ hanalfng h)m On h)S 90th bflthd«y'--g .~'d~ ~ nian, ay INTO)SOn, G~~ appthightdhrl

ence ot know)ng that thire was no wats pret)ont to on)ay tho «nnu«) ~ ~„~P -

4 with an open house at his hams jn f . K ~'~ tk,~ j~~ 'the eub4ivhdon oolnm)ttoe tp meetane avai)«b)e, It the need was sud.. ch)cken lL«Aecue, ««lads and 'es-. y very .....~

i -, pCendltck on Sundyy, July 1...U - .'h ~ sark tour'the deve)opmdslt.den, for a '~)ntully long time.. sets Tho do))c)ou« Ch)cken w«s pro -MnL Wendt wU) be «ss)stod by

~ h trends and ne)g)Lbars are hai ap)n)oan that tho Paem'o'mm)s. Nenlbelm Of the Kendrick andNU-%Vo knevr we would be busy, very Pared by soveliU ot t)LO ment)n ths N ~ Con J~~~ y cord)«ay invited tto, come v)stt with s>n-~,)~ t.)k,, as t as

«nd WO Were RNNltt)S sudden C)ub. QUOSIS tar the OV Ware ' y' - him betWOen 2'00 and 490 p. m. ~~~ )tea (othe Carrtrrtitata)an) they COUM See. «nd nrhttHsXLtOly need«4 ta be In Order For pVer 300 Nree RUl« 'Miller «nd Ke)I)e )LUGer», . )~tv ~e tald the glhaup Nr .Zng)e Change« jn Zan)ng .m«PS far .,th'Otrfantehg seen, tlt tho asst oae lUld mtaF . tgdtdes ..~ . ai h at«1) ea p 4 p) p

. aced the <ggnggteeton shooed do eased otttes: Mapov EnvgM elvgggetn Jgae

DUO ee U e, It«it th t th), was were dhx:Ussod. Tho m«m)xaa m) ....'- =I ' I I "if) - ehle

to tggn g~ ~d uC « th ~ tov th ~~~ < Fell«SF ROSIIISS)t Te aepee) o)SIX Ie k)ilaetta NeWS ~ a p~~ th the rgm-

wou)4 Ju)y. On tho 1eih and 17th they w)a ga.gradually come, at Jelvy Johnston c«mpglound

,I 4)d, and st)U da. be))eve th«t tor an ~ N)n«Wmg, daughter of Nr. «nd ot the opinion that no ch«ngos w'or)I')ty th«t on Jul 15 ~ ~ - .~ Nrs. Joe W)ng, letILlnod homo S«t- needed ln Ktsldlte)L'S Current aeL)ig.

ls how I W)sh to be fudged pot Io month ot June. ~~ m~ s we o L)aden Ave Lewbtton 4)od about to ~ )n I U k 'a ulday June 2S tram INC atÃb» ta)4 that I must prove myself by Invited to meet at the home of Lloyd 11 p. m. S«turday, June 2S of an aP- )ng p«rk Th- h a ~t, by Wppu where she had spent a week «s a Hideawaysh a pioject between-Gen-audden)y cs)))ng a h«)t to nly prac- and Ju«n)ta Cr«)g «r the rogu)«r P«ronUy se)f-Int))cted buaot wounlL h ~~ of h ~~ +~+ de)egate to G)l)s State, studying the: csee snd Joe) was dhxxlssed andt)ce and send out the bale, to show JU)y meeUng. w~h dtow 05 ro)«Uves «nd fr)e ds govenunent of Idaho and its effec-

,'teh)ed unt)I moro Intarrrhdht)nm,.is

that I coud make money. I be))eve el%) years. forthcondng.than a phys)c)an cannot be a bus)- Q e.L, a ] She ~ her h~d ~ R. So«tUO «nd Summer)«nd BC A b)g Nr. «nd Nra C)«rence Coyle of Henry Xhrago), Nasaow, a volunteernessmsn and sto) pmcUce the art af LJOUL IMCIf 11C%8 smith. w& be remembered. as for )pn tur't b, +„~thh, ~ c)arkstan «~ted In tbe homo af Nr, walker tram Mesxpw, d)scussod,lxls-med)c)ne. That ts why I hired e . lner Kondr)ck lies)dents, hav)ng llv- A)~~~ ~h ~be od «nd MUL Monte Lohmsn and nens sible «ct)on of the roc~~~ 'com- .

ta help me. When I expo««ed this ed hero w)U)e hei'usb«nd w«s eln at th ~ ~ + ~ be ~ on S~y mittee of the aommhsdon «id of the«t the commun)ty meethlg tn the P)xaee 2e94eee p)eyed by the Soo Conserv«Uan SOL to ~d ~~ tar U n~. Art« QIO~ daughter of Nn county. N . Mage),a«)d he and theP)ro Mal) on March N, I found that - vtae. They moved to Lew)stan tn U ~w~ ~ of th ~ ~ Gr«a Gla'sec)ose, spent severs) days county comm)ss)oner« were )ntorest-

Sp«ce far perk)ng )s «Lv«S«b)o ~ vigtit tnco In pend)eton w)th «g)lt od tn locroptttchrta> t«r -I!Itioga with)nIt by «n «msx)IIg amount, ot sup- o ed a" N"" an4 N~ Qlvon ~ She w«s barn July Sp, 1913-at <de thb, ~ blah w~ 4 ~UL tr)end, Sus«n R)cllardsan. Sus«n ro- the county but wanted an )doa atPa< ~hU»I aur t-.-.~!~ an u sy e~ N~ Ieuo. Ue ~ter ~-Kh- DI l is pjggm~ fol gpy~ ~gj t g ) wNL AI4L MÃlthat wo h«4 ta fr«nkly adapt wss " ~ and ~~ ~~ ~ S e but thelO wg) be ~enty of fiood far her gueet for tWO weeka i N«ge) to)4 lbs. glttxlp ho, and'om-~ at- ~*S dsy» and Mrs Q ")I't~~~Ne~Wet~t.~oth,~d .»~oat ~e Jr. wee lech«an guests at ~.h wo&zd as a dek ln a th ~y ~~i~™~dIp.ap N~- af Pu)h were S~~y n~gA a suzny ~~ gtvooa the med)c«) et)U)pm«at that wa«,Mr an4 Nrs Q)von,NUs™ Bo)se dep«rtmentstolO fort)vsyio«rs'd ~yp ~4 tho ~ '

gus«a« Ot tho J)m Cuddy theaan)nd)c«t)atLafgust,Wh«t types~~)y c~ t ke retLIrn)ng; ktr. «nd Nw. mrna Sr«mmer L~ UUU) %» marr)«ge to BLlseea R„~P o p«oIL t~„ ot rear«at)ion. t«c)h5«s were moste 1920« to br)ng. Sund«y d)nner gu'r. «nd Mei. GLNv Itr)tBut=th)nga h«VS'a)NnI)edL' A- ~ ~ ":~ US gar WOIO 'SulVIVala )ntli)de h«r hueband ahd ~~ ~ F -~,~ ta ~ -~ ~ O~~..', -, ... «nd~~~ C ~~~m~

fa\SO rumal W«S Started «ILd't)n«ay ~ Or ~ a San, Dawld It. Smith, at the fam-. ~~ ta help ~ ~ th Gather)ng at the Herb GUSvtILtaan .2S'aE840 y.m. Ia',tIheapuitl«god ))ke a forest pro. Ta my sur. Nrs, John B)ankensh)p.'ly home ln Lew)s)on twa 4«ughtels )Ifo~~~~ ~PI~ but home Jptonday tar a qu))t)ng bee wolopr)so a very few'eaplo actu«))y '~ John ~~p ~, Nra E))a«beth A. lagoon. Olympia, free fo~ vts)t)ng hl OXpocted. B)«n Je«n C)omen)uqren, Huldsh Clelneen-«Wed to ULo rs, 'ULt my t '~ W«sb-, d Mrs. A))ce R Mme)L kob, and f )~ ~~ b, hagen, Ru)a G«noway, Anna ~- KWdrlCk Gramg'e 5fet.reputaUon, and that of my «ss)sbLnL r ~ It Levpts)on; one s)ster> Nrs. Thelm«handy «ccold)ng to Kos oth P)att, field and Zone Wh)tcomh.b~~ th t ot the >„,lst Pass)b)e took their.daughter, Q)n«)tae «nd Strape, How~ Xd«bo; and one brat 121a S ~~~ N~. On Wodnesd«y of )sst week Mrs

T'e day Af CI~O <h)lman be)ngs,. Iy untrustworthy two f~ "~ ~ do ~ ~ ~ her, 8- K)ada'ardy C«lm)chas) Leloy Bec)tm«n of Do«ry wss, an«Pd )ncompotent. The fLUIds attered ~ ~~e~e to ~+e~~ C«Stain)«- Kenddck Giingve Ão. 418 met atWer» ah)tted, WIUIOut lny- knaWledge C«mp a" Sund«y « Ie~~ n. he g The funeral Wae Yvedneeday at Sg a S g aae «a. ~,~, . th«range Ha)I Tueeday, June eJ19th.Ore «ppraV«), ta b«.under the Contra) W))) be there tor a ~- 10 «. m. at NS)CO)m'S LIIUe Chapel Vlgelf {}TgfSI f S ~ S N and NLU pet D«>~ «nd t«m- S p vm There

v, J, )Mse)"' "', ' .''"; . Sy ot ™Wo)ppeh«d the m)startlme

they all have became w)th Nr. and INra, James,ltvn)t)ng r. white ot the F)rat Un)ted Method)st The hoi, temperatures of 1«st «eek b lose the)r home and .be)ang)ngs I

, ~ I ~~ ~~ a ~~ to IkUu~y ~~ Chu~ offI~~. ~ followed w~ broken oem..the weekend..by b ~ )~ 1V~~y. T blaze, T) prag ~p~~byt)ropiLy'«5 ot lt ln t)vo yo«rs; .the T"~ t~n ~~ H~~ at Lewis&lark Marner)a) Q«rdentL claudy «)dos «nd ra)n, «11 of wh)ch whkh~k -at ~e ~~~on" b ~ amounted ta «mriety of weathel ~~1~ Ule h~e e ~etc)y pete Nrs. Xtoy G)em@ X))LLstaLtod, talks annat even to pily tal'ho oqu)pmtiLnt l'ls)led w)th Mrs. Helen Caw'gel; y~+@~ F ~ of I+ P~ut nao noes ptggilsgd ta pghtta I have +~seder'ttn ~ gt "

Veseliei)eta pin~gee rhngeder egd pvtdar teggtgvstetvg d ~ ~ t ~ t~> ~~d ot hgtgg tenshad to borrow from friends to p«y toh))dian w'ere )Unchean guests dropped back )nta the s)xUOO and +~~ The t~y I U~ hl «4-H membela -turbo- oDob«Mall expenses. But naw I. tuLve 'no day De)or)s;,pp)umsky wss a )Imch» solhenUeI Undel'he he«vy c)oud camper UntS they csn t)nd other Chu)y '«y)ar Plus a short ok)t th«tmore to do this any longol. Oan guesL 'Fr)4«y «ttcrnaan cover of Sunday, Mand«y and Tuos. g~ q~~ - losu)ted.)n d«lnPein)ng Master Men»

tWhere will «11 th)sss)o)1» KV))) It Pe)or Brawn and ILtrs. Cl«y 1Qng«tap'I XS aammann eence )Ottf On)y Vtai)ed, On S«turd«y Mla. Je«n Clenl

, Thursday wos the first 100 plus t)e)d greb t s wyveek vts)t)ng i R)ch«ld Bene)«m)n also gaveano Ih)ng h«s not been dane I ha~ '~hagen v)s)tod Mrs, Cower. Uand«))sm In the tolost «ross atl b„'Qpggfu~ af the ~~ sPe). ~) N ~ ~~ ~g~g~n falnot been met ha)tway but those tow kTUO«d«y evening supper guests ot northern Idaho is on the noae Lmafftc)s) tvad)ng at 101 degree« ~ g 4 NOI~. O T ~ they treatment ot burnalo exp)«)n those )hate, sa I h))vo Nr an! Mm V«4 ~~ w ~ m~~ at ~ ~o~ «haut 3:00 p.m. Thursday «fternaon. )Ott ta ) In A)retro«m camp r«I)v+. «nd Nrs, Rtmer Blows)c)t «nd ostry Assoclatlon reported at' re The mercury ca~~ ~ U to h th w~ Douglas H«rris, 'Nra, Howard %a)tf„firmly that it this were to be diane. t)ought«le ot Ca)t~ m~ at No M~MUon nosr 100 Fr)d«y «ttt«rlLaan end then b w~ before return)ng Nrs Itay F«y «nd Nr

destructive problem cou)dc~ ':'Jar" hand NrIL ~ron ' t~ I ~ p stlang wads,swat..'Inta the region'~~c)eared very o«s))y. I h«ve race)ved,tu)coed home %educed«y evening «tt- accurr)ng on Pl)vate, dtt«te «nd t~.

F)ttd«y oven)ng ~ 'w«s «U)) w~dy S~d dm ~ guests )n Ule Itudy TIIO next meeting wa) not be he14mu h adv)se as how to c)ear my er sPending the p«st three weeks st eral )«nds, J. C. Ven)s)udck'and Saturd«y, and the power w«s att hl N ~ r horn ~t h)a Parents, Nr. on the roitul«l meeUng date as thisname, Inc)ud)ng p)sie)ng I«vr ie6ts L«ko pa)nt„pros)dent at Ulo 'Assoc)«Uone Gonese tar about thlo h~ late J

~~ J hn I ~ at Sm)tht)e)d f«as an tho Srd of. Ju)y Xt will bofor slander and breech ot pla)11)se, and e«r)y Sund«y Neb., LQ; and Ji,tr«Herb Gr«ben. ho)d JU)v 17th at, the Andrew CoxBut I 5d)eve thb wouM k~ ~ tarn))y «nd Nr, and Nrs. Jack Nus- The XX'rustees have «gled ta ~~ hamL The annU«l aoLmtryWtySsntmenta «))VO tbvr ye«r« It I W~ tae Were Sunday 4)nner gueSLS Ot Work With Other tOreet Opera)OrS, The hat Weather Of )SSt Week W)b n ~d ~n ~ ~aqtt, Tim pe)- niC meeUng.«nd wau)4 c«uso,the whale pla)ect Nr, «nd )Itis. Phil Southw)ck ot Pat- «late, ted«tet) and local ta «Uy md caused concern among UIO t«rmore ton ~d yt . «nd Mrs, BS) Thornton. There w)ll be a SW potluck OUP-ta be lett, it I )ast. Once ag«)n, Kend. latch. 1aw ento~ment o~~ A ~k « tor the peas wldch are now ln the )so ht .h is «ttond)ng pddt would be w)thout a,doctor. And Nl. «nd Nrs. Tom King were Frl- so)uUon to the problem, Venishnick u

1 m S 1~v 4m home for Dan't forget the Pomona picnic atfor how lang Ih)s Umot I wish very d«y even)ng c«mrs of Nr. and. htrs. reported.much ta t«)k sense and facts, I'o«r- Jack Mustee Inc)dents of end«))sm of 1agging 4 Ul I k

the ~ eel

)ng the ser)ous consequences to many Nr. and Nrs, Rar) )Qng af Belle- equlptncnt were numerous W)th oneI ~~ f )t f ~ „Ã

people, bee)dos myse)t, If it )s no). e, ~ ro u guests ot N ~ opelwtor reparUng o> r S5, «m IUIdone. I have Uiem —LV)11 I be met and NrIL Tom King Uii» past week. ago io a single machine In one rc-

~haltwayf Qod grant, that. It, wi)l Nr. «nd Nrs. Tam King and Mr, port Punctured r«d)«tars, sm«shch)many points of IntereSL )Varned TO Keep Off

happen. «nd Nr», R«tl 1Qng w~lv Wed««ed«y equ)pment )ttd)c«lar p«nc)IL s)«shed)IViSit FrOm CalifOrnia

"Dzt, )Lfmg" M%"HoLD evening L'Ia)tar at Mr. «nd Mrtt. Lean- Urea, sugar or 4)rt poured into fuel,: Nr «nd Mrs Ds)e L«wince and G ~~u md f~)y~)a)ncd httr. «nd Lapse Gardens, %alks«rd R)dr)dgo in Lcwlstan. They he)p t«nks «nd broken 1)ghts "nd s«tati 'd«ughter of Buen«P«rk, Cs))torII)s $g~ p~e Ba,~ «nd >trs Rsthcr: Genes~.'a))ce Chief Chat Greened Lean«rd observe h)s blrthdtLy «n- equ)pment were all noted In the Lwn- I Lvore honored guests Sund«y the 2Ith ~th at Spokane Nr and )LtrIL was into the aa)ewvs office Ih)s ttverk

Niesv Arrivals... n)VelSILlye 4«I)sm reports.i tn the home of Nr, and Nrs. Harlan, Gco mscn at Q«rdcn Gral& C«1)f ta sbLte th«t youthtu) horserMersNr. and Nra Henry D«L& toured VIXI)e not ILs prov«)ent as v«nd«)I Feye Nrs. Lawveme is the d«ughtcr ~d pt„end Mr« Leonard Gust«tean are on "tin«1 noUco" ta keep aft

Sado- Q)ac)el Park fram Sundily Ihrough lsm, there wears some reports ot thctt1ot Nr. «nd Nrsr R)vt~ Itascnau of of )tcndl)ck tol s. family reun)an at lawns, s)dewalks and gardens with)nTuesd«y of last ~. af chain sawttt, fuel «nd sma11 tools Kondr)M They-'ave b n 154th a~am

UIO city )Im)te. Green saM he snd'ÃI', «nd MUL P«ul Itode of Julia- Itawcna D«vis accomp«nled her and OIIU)pment. Fr)ends «nd lo)«Uan the past w~ck. N„'d Nm. Phil D«be~ «nd Ihe cauncil have h d nume

etta are the proud parents ot their brother and s)stars)n«)alv, Mr, and Theft ot woad products, P«rtlcu. The p t Ch„) F " „„„~)@„b,4 ut ~4f)rst child, «d«ughior, barn to them Nla. Stan)ey D«vis «nd f«m))y ta )«r)y ced«r w«s noted Xn same cs-es htr. «nd Mr« ~ Fey «nd Helen, Nr. t e, b~ tg I Ni uri A- r)dhi IhM ha

and Nrs, Chal)os Lyons, Mr. and ter vts)U«g in New'Ltex)ca. )«Wns and gatdms )in tawn. P«ren)st)r)tm«n Nemor)al Haoplbl) In Mo»- spend)ng a week w)UI them, she re- ced«r were ill )y remolds tram N~, The inf«nt weighed 8 pounds, turned home wi h her slaw «nd one'roads)de coilccUon all-'«. There Fey and'son, Nr.'nd)itrIL I)ay Fcy, IV. F„Mdd J b,& his ~er, V~ about th)s aft

ILnd Nrs. Ride« Foy «nd ch))dry V)ncent at CI«rkstan fal d)nner outed 20 Inches long «nd hss been nam- NcQhee and ch))dren. The NCQhees loge pi)e& along «MO roads ta))olving N 'd

Stephan)o Dawn. «ra spo ding a tcw d«ys I t k mhtm ml ~ WM h Nr, and Mrs, 1 VLI, H<)m~ner «nd honor af V~'s b)rthday «nn)l~ SIIORT NOTES...,,¹tcrnal gr«ndparents «ro Nr, «nd B)inry'-D«9)«home.. qu)~ Un)a«db'g Ihea~c)os ta bd'c Mv Mr md N~ R)mer Hc)~ O,h ts M ~ Th

mrs, 1Cennoth Brawn of Kendrick. Itecont v)«)toto of Nr, and Nrs. theta in fa» repa)rs.terna) grandp«ren)s «ro Nl. and Nilion Bat)I .were Intr. and Ãrs. chapp)ng iab)es «II4 restroom« «I na< )) t K „4<k. M„„„dN "„„"~ sessor fram Jul)sett«annottnccd h)s. %@ter Itade at ~an. 'urray Be)LI«IIL)n ot Pl)ttcetan, Nrs. campgrounds was noted by toprc, > ~ "4 '„~""„N„~dNrs N~~ ~~e) „~ret)rom«at th)s week. A gory next

W. «nd tMra Vernon Itaaver and vide free picnic ILnd c«mp)ng t«cili- D«vid Johnson and ch)Mren of Lew- avo P)tchetttl Playing Amer)can ~-Qsr)and sans of C)srkstan «nd Nr, and Nrs. Iles on tho'll'r)vato)y awned lands >>„w+~++ ion b«seb«S. Tonj Ferrvr« is cn sco

.iNr. «nd Nrs .Gary Q«r)«nd (nco Harl Wh)UIIgot'. fol'tub)tc mie Federal MId state af- an the Lcw)stanM«rks)on teem «ndKathy Siltlow) at Caldwell, Idaho f)cl«)s also India«tod «n Increase in Stores '6'ill Be Closed Ka)y c) 1~~ I ~u~~ t

Tao Saon tttr F)nh)ng I'n c«mpglaund Thomas J. Thompson 5'ednesdavt July 4th the No«caw team, both do)ng weU

Wed«sad«y, June 20, 1978, -. —XIIgh )Ltautlt«ln '5'«lars ~ I ...It w~ about th)s «crine Ume )that

The yOung m«n Weighed I )bS IL)14 ACCeen bl high�'mttutitein )«kate W)))FOl nlel'eS)dent Pa&eS Res)dents In the Ju))«etta, Kend 1+sr when the w~lher Itlst)e it aver

10 am. a Qt )o~r, but, av r«), KOMlrlCk I'HIM LOONI ~vord wss rece) ed ih)s w~k that r)ck «nd Genes~ «ress «re rem nd 00 t " the f)rst t)IIIO * ~

shmI)r)'e ttamewh)tt ear))er aver Thomas J. ThomPson, a farmer «res ed they «hated da shopping enough in both GO«csee «nd Kent)rkk sreChltD OF TIIANI 8 most of the state, than list, gear. A Kendr)ck slvimm)ng )evtanII begin los)dent. passed IIWILv st his home for tww d«)w next lveok as «)mast )oak)ng goad 4 Ic th» f,~t wa'lw

The Char)o« Cr«)g,tarn))ye L)oyd sma)) stiawp«c)t from .)liat w)liter then an Ju1y 9, Chi)dren UIIist be enrolled in Sne)u«)m)e, 9 «sh)ngion Nsy 19, «U bus)neets f)IlIIs In Ute three towns b«d only «bout )ML)t ctf )nst 1'ear's«nd Juan)t« lb'nd ruby sue )n prpv)oup ye«rs shouM ca«pe mottt )n )cepans by siuidILv, July 1. Funeral scrttlces were candtlcted tom wN be c)et'cdne~< af next mo)sturdy,... FL~ng aver st Dtaur-Cr«)g, H«xc) Thornton, Qeargo and mauIIUL)II t)sh)ng we)erie io be pro- Parent-tat )ctateaiut w))) be held H«rt's Funeral chILpe) Sn«qua)mte week in a)xierlwnce of the annus) shak D«m has been exec))rtlt gtieasg))dred Baugh, wouM )lke ta express duct)vo tram ane ta t)Iree wee)at saon. during the weeks af Ju)y 9-20. par- l4«v 2S. Independence Day ha)k)«y, July 4. It. aught ta be, It's cast)IIg enoughtheir than)fs «nd applec)at)on far er than lssi, ye«r, F)shormeII shou)4 ants must be registered «t the otf)cc )Ltr. Thompson wfa born «nd r«)sed Although the G«setto w%) publish bath in bLxos and )ett water game0@ the 4 thaught«o fiat)ra Cheek,)OC«l)y far Cand)t)ane,af l«)IOS by Fr)d«ye July e The«a )OS«ane W~) in the Kendl)ak «rea. He IS SurVILM at )bL regu)«r Ume, Sub«Cribere WIH raltge —SU1) th)nk elk tsetse baiter

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Ica9 ome of a heart «i]- by th«t time fem ]otters required an- Anodized A]umhuini —wjjj los«. «>- o ieswers, Although such a custom >youl<! pi after repeated nip+hat}jc«] (jj, i iMrs Arch]bald ~vas a long-tint« ives- no'. do today, «mother»ho lives on v„h;n e vis enloving m o th Jo]itt ow ho o j t ar i o o in jdent of Leiviston, She married Adthis weekend. They are ptwsentjy Anchorage, to spen<l the summer with «i»8 B Aichibajd';n le»aston Qn N if removed through rope«ted mes }«n

By lier pl(in it is possible t(} mt ite ic«l djshw«shjiig wjJJ «jlpw tjieI em lo ed b Hamilton 4 Voelle, Doj y Gehrke. tired farmer.in> the g«rnient.A communicant of St. St«nisi«a to correspond more frequently with A tiq H d P int i Chin« — t.. t t rned Sunday ing 'om Catholic Church, Mrs. Archba]d w"8 th ber of her l f -;„,„, „an 8 dborn llareh $„1910at Mc Caj] to A.;jy Five chi]dren, some of whom are m f d à l t high w«te'„„,„„.,„Be man

! ' l1}«'jiy at- J n'JS ahC Ii}arried with honies of their mvni temperature and dishwashing deter- j(14«js„ it is possjb]e to deter tjt}e"" and li~v~e in different, parts of the country gent. Most d«signs on modern china, .h;,j" jt H b„ i'other points of interest, tmo sisters, both of Lewiston. The mother writes to her oldest boy however, are protected by «n nv«'u8tjy to care fot".Mrs Stanley Gree~ and daughter plea«e phone in Your News Rosary ib~s rented ~vednesday at WiHiani who lives in Not'Oi Carojin«glaze platjmlm Qr goj(j trjtns are

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Lisa hasreturnedfrpmK]amath Falh Mz. and Mrs. Burt, Peterson and 7:$0 p m. «r Vassar'«wjs Funeral gVJJ]j«m reads the home news, and, not overg]axed but ln modern «hjn«Cur}sutners 8 u u ywhere they - visited the Don Kraut'family and Mrs. Gr«ce Peterson of Home. Requiem mass will be cele- ene]osing his mother's ]etter, ivrjtes «re usu«]jy durable,'heck with the the irrsttuctint}8 on >ec«re

b«. e~8«n Francisco spent over Saturday brated Thursday at 10:80 a. m. at to his married sister, who lives in manufacturer for recommendations }t}furntr(t»t} ori «,"Jim Scharnhorst has accepted a po- trjghtk»~th the Vernon peterson «m- St. Stanislaus Catholic church with pennsylvania. Rose, in turn, enclos- If you are in doubt, test one of the ««reful «n" p«cisesition;with the Bank of Idaho in Bois~ ily and: left Sunday for their home the Rev. WJHJ«m Elliott «s ce]ebzant. J»g the letters from her mother and less expensipve pjeckes by putting it re«rym«de gs»

«H}e began his worl'n June 18th. On On Sunday', Mr. and Mrs. peterson Buri«l in Lewis-Clark Memorial Gar- ]VH]iam, writes to John who ]ives in through severaJ washing« Craring «ge. When («t'e instruct o~a art} fpj.June 16th, he was an usher at the and Debbie attended a birthday party dens. - Nem york, so the ch«in of family can occut when porous e«rthen(N«r(j lowed precisely prment pe ozmancewedding of a Sigma Nu fraternity at, the home of Mr. and llrs. David; — ]etters goes, unti] it has reached all or ]ower quality chir}«js expose(j to»houjd be 8«tjs actori y, says Mr}(-}brother, -Rick Hoyle and his bride peterson in Lewiston hpnorjeg the Mls Qerth8 Qrennjkjr 56 the chj]<]zen', each in turn»ritjng to heat and moisture. It is ch«racter- Andersnn-Robbye Nicholes at Boone Memorial birthdays of Mike 4 and Becky 2.

eg~ the next younger sister or brother istic pf some clayware. Dam«ge isPresbyteri«n church in C«]dw L The Ladies Aid will meet Thur day, L8aen x)y ~8llc r k) ne '~k) and enclosing aH the famSy ]ettem. PermanentThe Les Allen family, Mr, and Mrs June 28. There will be a Bible study. Mrs, Bertha V. "Birdie'! Brenner, FinaBy, the accumu]«ted letters in- Go]d~jored Fj«tw«re js usually C18SSifiLktJS get IeSuLloyd Esser, and Mr. a'nd Mm. Lloyd This ~ b the last meet g until 56 of Pomeroy and fo~erv GmesM eluding 'the Qne she flMt ~te tp not dishwasher wash,ble. Check mIngraham and children and Mrs. In- fall. resident, died Monday morning, at ]Vij]jam, come to the mother who des- manuf«cturer..gza]ram'8 mother a]J attended the O-" Mr, and Mrs. Laverne Anderson " her home of cancer.. - ', - . troys her pwn letter, and writes a app]lances] should npt be placed itiMpk See jn Pt'mceton over the week- boys and Mr. and Mrs John S» Born Fek', 1917 to Jpstjph 'nd new one to Wi]]jam, enclosing those dis washer

OARLIJJJOHOUIF.end. and family were Sunday guests of Mary Whittman at Unipntoaw, she she has received from. the other chil- Non-imntersible Items —(electric

Ml'. and Mrs. Lou Greco and farm]y Mr and Mrs Robert Fa« tn Pul] married George Brennei. &eie 'ot]-;,Ão» dren. Thus, as the chain continues, JIKJNORIALIof .Lewiston and 'Mr. and Mrs. Tom man. 'ember 29, 1988. She',was iieom- each member of the family, instead LOOK FOR PERMANENTSmithwick were Sunday dinner guests

municant of -Holy Rosary Cat]tp]jc of writing five individual letters, CARE LABELS 1 am tha local z«preesrtttJLttv)of the Wilson Esser family 'rS. ~m. DepeH EleCted church at Pomeroy, ','.;-'. writes one letter to all, and receives Most texti]e articles of we«™g for Gazj]ttgheu«t) Mcztterjrt]I ef

Mt..and Mrs. George P. Maztrnez pf x8 v ~ .« '1 . Mrs. Brenner is survived by': ]ter five in return —one from each of the appareJ and textile fabrics bought «Lewjtttptt. Our tttentttnestts ttadLos Angeles, Cali. were recent gues~ ~y ~RIP> ~ ~'

husband, 5. sons and 6 d«ughtecrs. Others.~u]ja W. Wo]fe. '«ke clothes should have a erm»- m«riters ar<t ef t]to fjtte«t gzttttit<},of her brotner, Dennis 'Sanchez .«nd The American Legion Auxiliary Other survivors include.her m<tt]iez, — — nent care label if manuf«ctu aft«jnc]udjng the Rock ef A8'ett «tet}.family, 'Mr. and Mrs. Jack DiHon met Wednesday, June 20 at, the Gen- Mzs Mary W]tjttman and ]ter'bzpt]t«z, SPECIES SURVIVAL BASED July 8, ]973 Ths label is a result of es Satjttfactjen gart}zttjtttte<L,and 'hildren of Rialto, Cali;, came csee Cafe. Mrs Wm. Depe]l conducted Dick Whjttmand both '.of'niontown", ON BIG YEARLY INCREASE a Feder«l Tr«de Commission ruling,June 19 to'visit his sistezc,Mrs- San- the meeting. A thank you mas read five sisters,.and 12'.'grandehj]dreni )Vhat happers when a pair of field reports Joanne Anderson. Joe Kalarichez'nd- family. While here the fz<}m Mzs Ewa]d Lettenmajer, Latah Rosary was r'ecited Tuesday at 740 mice and their offspring are left to onsumers should expect to ft«j « Pg,NKSFdSbirthdays of Mrs. Sanche» h«™Cpunty Health Nurse, for the Auxj]- P m. at Richardson Funeral Home at breed unchecked for two years. permanent, care J«bej on most jf«r-daughters„K«ren and Kathy «nd jazyys don«Opn to the Latah County Pomeroy. Requiem mass was cele'- Enough mice will-be produced tp ments in clothing depart»entsJohn Dillonwereobservedmjtha din- We]f«re Cpuncj]. A npte was zend brated Wednesday at 10 a. m. with spread head-to-tail from New York to At the fabric counter, expect the ~

ner. John Dllon father of Mrs. San- fzpm pam Scharnhorst who is a'tteild the Rev. John O'rien as ce]ebr«nt. Los Angeles and back—that's what. sales person to Pr(}vi(je a c«t'e j»ej~checz returned to his,home ia Can- jng Gjr]8* State this week. Mrs. Don Burial followed at Holy Rosary The surplus will reach 25 times for the fabric pure]}«se(j for each g«r.foznia for a few days whRe Mzs- Dt. Bennett received a phone call from Catholic Cemetery. around the earth and 100 tr}ps to ment. Consumers shouM jt}sist or»;lon remained on for an extended her daughter, Cathy, who is also at- the moon, with enough mice left over c«re labe].it mjth her daughter and family tending. The girls, are having a Q8SS pf ]963 Tp to scare all the women in Idaho andDie]-Greenisemployedby Goodman mondezfu] time and learning a great VV t~ m c feed all the cats and their OffspringOi] company and driving their. truck dea]. ~pttt ~eunlpn for one year.Mz. «nd Mzs. Forzest Durbin re- The poppy report mas read. Our Members of the cl«ss of 196$ of The Idaho Game and Fish Dep«zt- A supervisor w«8 trying tu encour-rturned home Tuesday .from phoenix tpta] receipts were 85$,90. We prder. Genesee high school will hold a c]«88 ment, says this simple biological fact age hjs men tp act on t"eir own jn~'hey

accompanied their son, ed 6pp Poppies foz g8 The ba]ance reunion this weekend. The schedule of life is the first principle of wild. tiative. One day he «ce('««c«ijDavid, who. had been visiting here. 'Of 836 9p is divided'between a nurses's as follows: life management. Overstocking oc- from a worker whom he h«d aire«dyEnroute to Phoenix they spent Fri «y sebo]azshjp fund and zehabi]itation Saturday, June $0: curs year after year whenever ani- given ful] «uthority to prncee<j on hjs,,with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Duzbin in and child we]fare. 6 p m.: School tour (meet at school) m«]8 or birds are living in good hab- omn. "ShaH I finish this 'ub nr g(} 'heLegion State convention will 6:$0 p. m. dinner at Elks Club in itat. on to the next one 7" the fcl nw «sited

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Mr and Mrs. John. Machenhiem be he]d in Salmon this year. None Moscow; Usually a]l pood range and some of "Yes" rep]jed the supervisor «nd,of San Jose, California came Tuesday from Qur Unit wi]J be ab]e tp attend. Sunday, July 1) the poorer hvtng space m the vtcin}ty hung up.to visit her sister, Mrs. Dolly Gehrke. The picnic date was set for July 15 Noon: picnic at city park of the breeding stock becomes tern- A few minutes later the telephone

Mr. «nd Mrs. Dick Scharnhorst and will be held with the Legion. It porarily overpopulated. rang again "Do you me«n yes I~ de ided to have the Pcnic in the HIGHEST l]EDICAL TRADITION Whenever there is f~ and cover shouM finish the pjd job, o y'owntown park across from the Le- After 46 years Dr. Eugene R. Bal- for a certain number of any sp~q 8], ujd be '„thBrace ~ a bred«st g est of his gjon Building. -It will be potluck and thazer, an Illinois physician in gen- that number —and then so - "N,"~4 ""Fri y ~ g-,everyone is asked to bring their own eral practice, has retired in a most a]Jy is there by the end of summ r h a. g nddaaghter of the S h~omtsy table service.. Beverages will be fuz- unique fashion. He has estab]jshed Thm is Nature's may f j Lutheran Brother]tee<], ett» ef,

.Kchae] Torrez and her husband, mshed. The picnic. will be at 5:00 p, a free medic«l dispensary ja }as corn- contmuity. Vermont Js a land of steep hjlbjd«j} ths} naoptt«]estd]tt Jtt«tz+ttc«All Legionnaire« and Auxiliary munity and pays about 8]',ppp a But the surpJus is quicklymembers and their. famiIjes are in- month out of his own pocket to keep making it hard to underst«nd that winding country roads often unpaved. 1. g„d ]g

8ng hm ~ &em g dp~riQ and vited to attend. it going. The motto of this pubHc such enormous breeding potential ex. A visitor to that state stnppc «t «, ~ (~k i t ~Jle "pn of officers was he]d The 'P'octor'8 clinic isi "lf yo««n iats only'mh«a species such as crossroad to ask a native which oneM. «nd.Mm. T or Gilje were Spa new officers are: afford to pay, please see your fam- a rabbit is p]aced in favorable habi- of the roads to t ke.'ane

visitors on Tuesday.', Mrs. Wm, Depell, president; ily physician." such as Austr«lia which»v«8 "Don't m«kc no difference„" 8«jd 4 Retj~~t ~a«y'Mrs. R«y Stoat, vice President; The fre'«tjd family attended'the Kaschmitter Mzs, Wm. Browning, seczetary; mostly to acutely tl]-children and on can the full extent of the reproduc- you'l wish you'd taken t'ther." 6. I)rjj«trattc» fez mott}<}st.

family reunion in'.Cottonwood Sunday Mrs. Everett Wishard treasarer an average day 80 to 100 patients re.'ive force be rea]ized.V. Em«zg«ncy fttttd«

(M's. Gen'evieve perkins .of Lynn- Mzs. Dick Scharnhorst, historian. ceive treatment But the 71-year<]dInsure With Don] 8. Diss(bjljty Jttcetrte p)et<et]ca

wood Cahfornia,, was, a hoasegaest Sergean~t-arms and chaplain wj]] retired doctor, who decided years ago NOT IN THE DISHWASHER .g lttsuz«)tet) fez c]tI]<]ztttt

from.Wednesday to Siturday of Mr. be appointe<J. Two standing commit. that he wanted to end his "...His Your dish»bshe" ser(yant h«s ljmi- ~hea JQQ Thh,k pf Id+SU]IA+gz (I~ «t e«dy 89 p(sr y«az]

aad Mrs. Glen Braskjez(and visited her tee chairmen were «ppointed. They professional career in this way," ob- tatjons. It is not the cle«ning answeri«ant Mrs. Fied'jazjez in Mosct}w- are: publicity: Mzs. Scharnhorst, and serves. "This community has been to all kitchenmare. Some items. Mrs;-Fred Bzazter ma'8 a'Friday din- Educ«tjpn and Scholarship: Mrs. good to my family and me for dec- shoaM not be washed in a mechani Retire«ettt«t]v" of

11. TAX 8RIEAlC FORS«nford Evansv - ades, and I owe the People some- cal dishwasher, says Mrs. Joanne An- MURPHEY.FA> RE, INC. SELF -RlIPLOVED. (far)8)-

Mrs. Emma Hoduffer left:]«st Sun- The,audit wiH be done soon. The thing." Dr. Balthaz«r's clinic -is Io- derson, extension home economist, oftrr«, tee.l

day for Sunnysidefori'visit with hez chairman is Mzs. John Hickman. cated in a former furniture store the'U of id«ho.daughter,'rs. Joe Cartwright On Installation of new officers wil] be which he leases for 81 a year. Seven Wood—bowls„plates, etc., oz han-(trtzttst:

Monday they visited Mt. Vernon and done at the September meeting. registered nurses, a licensed practi- d]es tp cutlery or cookware mjjj even- ~enjoyed c trip cc the cmv C.ccccdc,Hvc. Ucpcii thanked the officers cci nmcc ccd 19 ccmmcmiy vvcvkcm cecily bcccmc dlccclcrcd ccd wary cv $PQI]8r JQ$]jfjjjjct r}UHkH(T H. RkUpkdikjdhighway. 'In Concrete, Wash. they mho worked with her this year «nd who do interpreting and clerical work cr«ck af'ter long exposure to m«ter,visited Mr and Mzs Wm']ant »d all of the members who helped in any serve the clinic on a voluntary basis. heat and detergents.Mrs. Ethel Thompson and friends in way tp make this a very sacces«fa] Ph«rm«cent]ca] houses contribut Plastic —items which are not gaaz-

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Crescent «nd other points before ze- year for Bje]ettbezg-Schon]er Unit 68. supplies; and, in addition to volunteerturning by way of Spokane. Mrs. aid from the medica] and nursing pro- pf the tmp Pro~s ln jts app]jcartwrigh left Frid«y for her home. fm ons, aze«dentists also have cation«WWP Js a king that Itppb

Jim Scharnhozst, Boise, and Miss Cpmmlmlty Ch]lrL'h NpteS «greed to take Patient referrals on a Pe~it~Linda Fahriman, Emmett, were week e basis.end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Ja]y 1st:Schaznhpzst. On Saturday, they st-

Jp V8S40lghoan'and Don Smith at Fort Wright tion h«8 been invited tp a end the medica] m«n mho lived his life m the meet r nadir on nd Mt S™ ){'Ijo ge~C]ripe]. Linda w«s a bridesmai at First Presbyterian church in Moscow highest tradition of -the medica] pro-

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'Mrs, Wm. Shjr]ey. and chi]dren and topic wtl] concern the Spa]ding Mis- dedication tp the we]l-being of Pa- b'z.and Mrs. Henry Flerchinger vis- sion. His sermon beans at 10:00 a. tients «nd fe]]owmen that has few one ent I

ited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. m.; cars will be furnished and 'hose equals in the «nna]s of human en- ~j s to h

~ F]pzzy. Harringto «nd f«mj]y jn post attending from here wi]l ]eave the de«vor. Revisions to the rates for natura]- Fa]]8 church parking lot at 9:16«. m. Any g«s service mould a]so result jn very ForMr. «nd Mm. David Straaghan andi(One needmg a ride is a8ked tp be-at FUTURE ENERGY SUPPLIES small increases to zesjdmtlaj cM- I vestmentf Spokane were weekend the ]ot by that time. Sand«y eve- ANNOUNCED. g Mt of M.and M~. Wj]]b Noser nmg a overed dbh dinner m]] b The Washjngt Rat r Power Co become eff~ive JIend family. The Robert Barbee fam- served from 6:00 P. m. to 9:00 P™announced today th«t its concern for OAR me are a«kin at thh time H,

1]y of Pa]]man and Mrs. LaciHe Mos for Dr. Drury. Everyone is invited future energy supp]jes I}as ]ed it to«ttend; P]ease bri~g «hot dish, ELDRFD I Fg NJ ~Mz and Mrs. Ray Boone, who were salad o'r dessert and your own table which it believes cou]d ]ea(I to con RJMIONAL MANAQIR

enzoate from C«]jfornja tp Oieir home service. The Moscow church mj]j tinued adequate supplies of bothOff]o«7454514

818 W«l«wttzber ItujJutte mere Saturd«y morning The public is cordi«Hy invited to serve the needs Qf its custotners. g " " o

iRes. V4$-6080the average residenti«1 consumer no LE|tjrISTON, IDAHO

- .m]~ of Mr and Mrs Jack Nebe]- SJ leth Wendell J S'tre. WWP Pres}'dent more than an «dditlon«l fifteen t

sjack.Jmr. and -Mrs. Ray Ke]]cher of Spo. Annual congzegation meeting 't er Research Institute, WWP mill join Satre 8«jd the company was co

.Rane visited over the weekend with 7'30 P. m. in Fellowship Ha]l. Other investor-owned and- publicly A h 0 d'Mr. and Mrs, John BaJdus and son Ja]y 8th aed electric power su liers in an the Pzesj<]er}t and Teen ized th«t

ccd kcr motherbivc. Helen Hcid,cc. Pastor Ucvck will cct bc here bci. Intensive research ccjdcvclcymcccMr. and Mrs. li«rk Beutner and fam- me mlj be having some form of mor- Program.i]y of LQGrande,,Oregon were last sh'p serviceW}thin th carefu]jy defined goab compatible with any price regu]ations

weekend houseguests of the Bajdas J"Jyf«mily and attended Community Day. The Walla Wal]a District Christian of priorities" S«tre a«i<i. "The U, S.

P]}ION]]j UjjjThursday evening visitors of Mrs Church will have its annual meeting runs on energy and it looks as jfit, > pp

.': Lac]]]e Moser were Mr. and Mrs. Les- c""""es beginning at 2:30 P mill be switching more anil more tn MAIN OFFICJJJ

Ije Wishard of Seatt]e. m, in the LewisC]ark State park. electric energy for its need in po]- FEED MILLMrs. Tins Jacobs entertained the — ]ation control, Jndastri«] pzoductnn, ]gOBII Olid PRDUCTS

~vc vmv ~'.''et Together club Monday evening. ~ health Protecting institutional uses, Mpbjjg«s - MQI}j]p]l....Gaettts were Mrs. Les]ie Wishard, ~pl]SHmer Pl"Ou]ICL «nd finally, in Improving the livingKate B«amg«rtner and Miss S8fety pet 8tandards nf our citizens", Beznadette Weber. Prizes mere won The WWP spokesman noted that

'y Mzs. George Anderson, Miss Web- A new agency, Consumer product an abundance of e]ectrJc Power isCz «nd M~. Mary ~t nm«ier. Safety Commission, came into b ing centi m to be pur most effective tool ''Mz.and Mrs. Les]ie Wjshard of Se- on December 26, 1972. It m«s es- in accpmp]jshjng «ny'e«]istic goalssttt]e mere hoaseg'uests of Mrs. Tins tabjished by the Consumer Product in the reduction of «ir and water po- ~========-==========-'J«cpbs from Friday to Monday «nd Safety Act signed into lam by Pres-vjs]ted other ze]atives and friends in dent Nixon on Octnber 27, 1972, re- "We can't even disPose of a nationsthe ttzea. ports Mrs. Ruth Spjdah], state home g«rbage, out sewage, or junk auto- I'WL3Q~t LlZ% W I-JD CURRKJJJT ORAJJJJ PRJCgsMz, ttttd Mrs. Vic Lewis mere Port- economcs ]e«der„U. of Idaho. mpbi]es without a substantial amountvisitors last meek and attended This new agency has «uthnritv to of additipna] electrical energy," he

%HEAT) „erbIII„e,erit conference. Mrs. Lewis set safety standards fear Produicts P<»«ted out

) ' ~ ~ ~ ~ v v $ dd}JH983matt 8zd prize out of 150 on a dress «rjd to ban those hazardous to con- ReferrIng to natural gas supply inshe made and painted. A preview of svrr}ers. the Pacific Northwest, S«tre ss}<j ", @~484jt +~ ', FI'I'~ BARLEY) per ten, gy3 OO

tHe:tte}trr C]tristmas line was shomrr The new agency wjjj be headed by that together mjth other nnrhwcstg«stt]bttg mjth several lessons on new a 6-member commission appointed by atjjitjesy WW0 proposes tn emh«rk i OATS, per ton,tjtc]m]maes in painting. Lewis mnn the president and confirmed by the on an extensive g«s exploration pro-~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ v v ~ v ~ v 9

twp tab]e centm pieces and mas the senate for 7-year terms. gr«rn. "Any adrjitinnal quar}tjtjns nfpffjcj«] Photographer at the confer- The Safety Commission wi]1 be natural g«8 realized «8 a r<rsnjt nfThey reported a most profit- «dvised hy «16-member Product t"18 program wouk] be n<rrn}r(rke<J fnr NKN CROP CRAJH PRlCKSable «ttd er}joy«b]e time. Safety Ailvispry Council mj(de ap of ase hy the customers of the Prtrtjcj.6 members each from government, Patjng companies," hn noted. ', LijkWiStOJJ, fttt]40 8~AT per bueJ]jeJ ~~ 93

industry snd consumer prganizatinns. "We cannot wait for snmcnn< else jBIRTHDAYS OBSERVED Under this stnsctarc, the Commis- tn prnvidc us with nn «dcqtrrrte source

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f f *d d sinn wjjj have general respnnsibHity n t rs vAluable form of Or}Orgy. Jf +the for the safety nf most consumer Pro- 18 tnn jmp rtant tn the nnrthwcstpri«e- Pt~

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b dvcts. It vrjj] nnt, however have zn- ecnr}nr}}y, serving in<]ustrjcs whichciv(kdcyd c< Hm Ucdv'c„Lyc„'ciyibk cycciibiiity for jccd, drugs, cccmci. yrcvkic thousands cj jcbc, ccrl kcci. ' '',

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Id c ib H d icc, automobiles, ccd iccic substances Icl. Ibc bcmcvc ci hundreds cj thous- ', bidl SHdykvdoij t 6541The }ccc cc" mcc c c c cy

Including icccciicidcc, that ymccci 9 vcr. cj ccrtbwcct rccidcciv."', .——- — ' (IH«PuR«RRO )RRYILIXZRS (tc Ctt«ttstc«t«

threat to the environment. The e pr<}«he company is fi]ing, «PP]jcittjnrtsducts are under the authority of pth- mjO} the uti]ities cnmmjssjor}s nf Jds-Claddifiedd Get RUSH}td cr ycdcrai cdcccim. kc ccd Wasbicdlac asking approval

~ GAddETTE ~ NEWS, VkKUML)A7, JIIIgjl, dt's, 1978

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in concerts or recit«lstudents from Geneaecthe left, Vedi Hsxton,and Cheryj Mayer.

MUSIC CAlhIP PARTICIPAltjTS'verMOO high school students are

at the I.'-njvcrsuv of Itjaho for theSchool of Music'» Suryuucr MusicCamp. the j«rgdey< enrollment in the'J9-yc«r history of the c«mp. Stud-ent«enyeyjj in arche trs, kcyjya«rd.

chamber musk.stage band,cjs«aes dur|ngot participate«t night.. 8included. fromi<«thy Kinxcr,

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the lang, inefficient check-out lineTThose iong supenn«rket lines m«y:soon be « thing of the past, if con1-putcrixed checkout systems become«reality.

Computer checkout sysicnys are «1-ready being tested h) stores'hroughout the n«',ian reports Mrs. Ruth Spj-dahl, extension si«te home economicsleader, U. of I Tests have

shoeen1'hat

th» computer can speed check-out time by 19 per cent, cut errorsby SV per cent «nd save food storesacross the country «billion dollars «vcart

Thc system uses «sc«nner, evhichis touched to «coded jebel on eachitem as it goes through thc checkoutjina. Thr scanner»ads t11c codesends tj1O jnform«tjon la the col«putart which 1dentifics lhe product «ndjtst cuntcnj jlrjcc. Tjmn tile n)i«le ofthe pr'oduct. together wi811 iis tot«lprice «nd unit price is relayed to thet«bul«jar «nd the ir>form«tibm is printcd on jhe receipt card,

Nyhcn the entire arejcr h«s bem1checked out the consumer receives «tape iie«1ixing c«ch purch«sc bv name«long >anth p«ck«gc price «nh unitprice. The tnt«1 pnce p'jus t«x orminus refunds. «nd so forib, is shownAt tho boiionl of jho j«po, Wjil «llthis inform«tinn the consumer coukldo «better )ab of cv«juatjng pur-ch«so«i rn«ile and hoev money wasspent;

Sosjdos helping tho customer, thecompujcrjxcd «ystÃ11 lvol<la gre«t potontinl for the food industry by pro.vidjng m«n«gement 1nfnryu«'lion «ndservice, Mrs. Spjd«111 says.

Although car«puler checkout sys- .

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I I 8 L 0 8 from the water and must be rale««-Mark Dean, better knawr1 as "Irish" ll Llllll CONNIE

Ithere Id sn abundance nf rhubarl) Dean jI1 G enesed wj're he jived fr om in northern Idaho's Eootenaj Rivernnw rdnd most everyone does enioy it 190" unit>j about, Ia years ago is here 93 Lstah county workers were are "keepers" provided they have «bother jts made inta sauce piss, or to visit old friends before going tn given help in finding employment mjnimuyn total length of 88 mches

Our recipe for this Cjsrkdttdtri. Iie has been living in during the past week, through the and a m«xjmum total length ofweek is far rhubarb squares, I Iyjan Tscunm. Moscow office of the Idaho Depart- inches, It is unlawful to have inta try it this weekendi. Jobnnie Eikum celebrated his 9th ment of Employment. Frank Hart- possession in the field or while

birthday Tuesday with Joyce snd stein, Moscow office manager re-, transit a Kootenat sturgeon fromof squash sp you might Shirley Danjejsnn, J. D. Anderson, ported today that althougj> this was which the head and gor tajj

Loverne Gilbertson, David Lsngeand just one more than was placed dur" been remov~ It is unlawful to uscRHUBARB SqUARES Gland«1« Damejson as ~~~t'ng the precious week it w~ five ~4 lines in Id«i accept on the KMrs. )Vm, Have hsd a birthday par- more than the 18 who were pjac ten«i River for taking jjng and star

8/4 cup margarine or ml ty M'nd"y '.f~rn-" 'n h'"o"f Dar ~ '" ~'b'"n"g the -~ eek geon nay one t~l~ ~ ~~y year ago At the cnd of the week ted for sturgeon «nd it must be atStores in Genesee will remain open there were still 27 Jobs av«hdhje tended at least once every 24 hours.urlrij 8 n'clock Saturday evenings. Most of these required skQjs and/

Mrs. Fred Taylor has purchased the or training, and were permanentHenry Bjume residence where the fuji tiyne Qbs, Hart«tejn added.

Filling:Toyjors are now living. said that there are stijl a number «go, At Kendrick the toMe arc 3,

H»ojd Lee> Ãej. of young worjrcrs seeking summer 4, and S. 60 checks are going intoWardrobe and Charles Coverdaje left eyniyloymcnt, and m«ny of them were'he Potlatch area up from liatMonday for Pasco where they expect available for short tenn ]obs as wcu'eeks 58. and concMcrabty xnorc

yg teaspoon «jmond flavoring RGfmd cm>plod cnt. >~ ~ as full time work. A demand for than last year's 88.yA, .teaspoon salt. Fcw drops xcd; All b i

e~h ~> b 1 ~ bale bpekcrs rose during the end of-

the week and jt is arrticjpatcd that

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Directions. F " 'orkers during the carfy part ofF t lt sh rtening if mar- ' ' ~ med +e next week, weather permitting.or crus, me s o i g ~'ollowing young ladies at a hiking

P y Mo day eve«i r Mjsse«G«r- Unemployment, insurance claims'.s~ I~rine is used, Pour over all othir Ro 40lf4 IL4 I ~crust ing edients whW have ~< trade snd Margaret mpson, Rntbb r~cd ~ver ~je th

gh'isniee gether Miu.tt&.nis anton snd Esther tgntttnssn snd setnsdtns out ths week. tet~tie stsod « ths .jrIt rrr arlr'pread half of the mixture in a 9-juch II«sf„~crsq pa

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d, Matt Kambitsch is an authority for tot«I of 22jj Iyxyron«sjrrqrhrg Joblessnarc n or 7gII yrsx an WCCkt HQrtrr ., s 're Were a

~tjons, (jn 'next IuLr g h), ~ei @e e~~~"t +«t there was a light Iay bcuets, A 'week sago therewere F89 and a year ago only 885. Auto Class

Smyth left Sunday for Bannock, Mont. thc t M number ryf unc 'plowed her,.is used; 860 if other kind of pan'is y ~ " - " exceed«d thc tdyt«I for the Iyrevtous: N !!I," days ~ling for the finney trike y~ %0~ from thc d ~ P~

Murts Sopine Ijtambrtsch arr1vcd latch .Jkflji from thc Univexllties andh b rb fine, odd a little water h me Sun ay fram a iwo-week vaca- fytom a 'fcw «catt«red construction

. t c~k. When t nder add sugar «nd. Van trip by auto to Wcnat hee, Se- 1obs have kePt the number of idled .

1 ed th + 1attics Tacoma, Pullman and other tprorkcrs at thc curxtent tfjgure Ipojnks returning via the Columbia the immediate Moscoev

heat until filling thickens. Remove; D; k V „db„.~ ~ sdare now 178 worker«receiving bene- 'uto Shopfrom hest snd pour aver bottom crust I 8 k „ t .,t', . fits compared with 180 last meek

Serve with ice cream ny whipped l@„,d~M J h>,''p " 'nd 158 a year ago. At Gencsee the'hone 889~87

totals ar 8 7 and 9 85 persons'"gpCtttggt yaTttye . and Mrt. Joyeutt Hs tuMerlare scatting ntsutanoe now eotnpar-

t and Bern«dine, T Driscoll «nd Mrs.! S 8 Gibson jef< qundsv fttr '5'alje

BROKER - WAX MEMORM, Studies shaw the noise level in this )bl %c e

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Industrial and occupational noise ljehsas recognised as an irritant in 7aO ljB.C. by the Greeks whn initiated xon- I

ing practices ta protect themselves jI«g«ins it. Later, Caesar thaught the

f PHDtraffic in Rome eras becoming entire.

. ly too noisy end banned ch«riots fromthe sire«to. But jt wss not until1939 when bjocksmjths complained ofhe«ring losses that naise wss recog-nized ss an npcupstiansl hsxsrd.

lvide anrnysncct raise blood pressure AT THE OLD MILL SITE WEST OF

;enid breathing rate.. Research hasalso show» perm«ncnt deafness c«n l Kendrick

t renault fnym exposure to intense noise lover «continued period of time.

Today's home, Mr». P«cc s«yst h«so proliferation of noise prnduciyyg sp- 1 dft IIplmnces like knife sharpeners„v«-

,'uum sttrecper~, blenders and garbage jr«'djspnsajs According ro s study done j rtso')'«1 the University of %'jwansin these; excessive noise can c«use the home- Phone $8-4177 —Itoy 4 H«rlan Fey', maker ro become mare accident proneless effjcjey1t «nd more irritable.

Noise inside the honye can be rc-duced in numerous croye. 1'nstallingstorm windows and ere«therstrippjngdoom snd windaers can joerer the in-tensity of outside noises. Foam rub-ber pads or carpeting under stereo

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speakers «nd appliances wiij reduce .1.0rI.8; noises fram»nbr«tjona.C«rpeting is sn effective «caustic

'long with upholstered furniture, soft

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Reducing the noise level in theham» should result, in Icos fr«yednerve~, «nd consequently, happier'nd mare effective family members.

THE GAITTE NEWS, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1SV3

The Gazette-%e~sA Consoffdatfon of The Kendrtcis Gasetts and The Gsnesea Narss

IPublfshed every %'ednesdsy (dated Thursday) and entered as sccorLd~lsssmatter at the past, 41tfioe fn Kendrfcfr, Idaho NSS7. and Geuesee, Idaho SSSeS,Lsish County, under Act at Cosrgreas oe March. 1NL

The Gfffcfaf Ieewspaper of Genesee, Kendrtca and Juffastta, Idaho

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Advertislne Rates Given Upon Appffcatfan

Kxyaet Boost in lllaho

IIIcome From Insect SoAgrieliltlral

ntrol I'rogramyear, USDA provided about $38,000in specially designated funds. TheIdaho Potato Commission is alsoamong financial supporters. Dr.Arthur Gittins, head of the UI ento-mology department, exylafned thatthe green peach aphid, spends thewinter on peach and apricot treesthroughout the southeastern Idahoproducing area.

Therefore, it appeared to thosestudying the aphid problem that ifall yeach and apricot trees in the af-fected area could be eliminated ortreated with insecticides, it wouldbe a big step in control of the pest.

A. natural first and major movewas to locate all peach and apricottrees in an area af about 17,000 sq.miles. Involved is the entire east-ern Maho area from Mfnfdoka andCassia County east and north.

To get the tree locating job done,University af Idaho coeds were em-ployed last summer. Operating inpairs and riding bicycles, they ped-aled uy and down city. and town

University of Idaho coeds, Idahostate yolice, Utah snd Idaho officialsand UI COHege of Agriculture scien-tists and extension workers, the Ida-ho potato industry and others havejoined forces in a comprehensive in-sect control program'hat promisesto increase Idaho agricultural in-come millions of dollars annually.

The program, acclahned nationallyamong pest management action pro-grammeri . is aimed at controlling'he 'green peach'aphid 'h'e'aphidspreads a virus which infects potatoplants with leaf roll, a disease dam-aging to Idaho production.

The program, devised by the De-partment of Entomology, in the UICollege of Agriculture, was put intoaction last year. This year, the ac-tion has expanded with an increase

. in program backers and support.

The most recent financial help isa $50,000 grant of special earmarkedfunds from the Animal and PlantHealth Inspection Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Last

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Gem State Vfriter's Guild

Havilfg Summer ContestExciting opportunities for increas-

ing writing skills and techniques,and to win cash awards, are setforth in G.S.WG.'s summer contestbonanza. Four contests, caving allcategories, and geared to all agegroups, are listed in the June GuildBulletin published this week,

The annual Short Story Contest,with Moyle Q. Rice of Utah StateUniversity as judge, is open untilJuly 1.

The newest Guild contest, in non-fiction classification, oyened June 15,closes August 1, is to be an articlewith 1200 word limit subject, a pm-file or portrait of an interesting orunusual person. Prizes wfff be $15,$10 and $5.00, with an additionalbonus yrize of $10.00, made by ran-dom choice of the judge from allsubmitted entries, prior to judging.Judge for this contest wffl be Fran-ces F Trapp, an active member ofthe ¹~P.W. in Colorado, andpast president of the Pikes PeakBranch of Pen Women, ColoradoSprings.

The New Poets, annual competi-tion, for Guild members who havenot won a major prise in Guild con-tests and who have nat sold.a poem,also opened June 15 and closes Au-gust 1. Only one restriction is placedon the poetry classification... a.16-line limit. Any style yoetry. Judgefor this contest is a well-knownBlackfoot pact, Daphne Jennet t.Prizes to be awarded are O5, $3, and$2, with two Honorable MentionL

An Haiku poetry contest is beingsponsored by the Teen QuGls divtsionof Gem State Writers'uild, torun through September 1. Youthsfrom 3rd grade through High Schoolgraduation are eligible for membership in this group. Prizes will bemagazine subscriptions; 1st, Ameri-can Haiku; 2nd, Haiku; 3rd, HaikuWest; and one Honorable Mention.

All contests listed are open toGuild members only, but GuM mem-bership is open to all interestedutters. Information concerning anyof these contests and/or membershipmay be had by contacting: LucilleMagnuson, Box 122, Kendrick, Idaho83537, or Lora Jean Albright, Julia-etta. Yearly membership dues are$3.50 for adults, and $2.50 for Teen-Quills.

from high»speed drfffs and may getsfok from inhaling dust into theirlungs.

Dentists frequently find theirglasses clouded with dust using thedrills, And Dr, Kenny first becameintrigued about tho problem for thelungs when he saw two patients be«come I with plletullonfa just,

af,tel'avingtheir teeth fitted,

The experimenters will measure The kind of lung diseases we do

the size of dust particles created by velop depends largely on wiuLt wo

dntists'rfffs. Then they can de- „%int u l d ttormine whether or not the dust ls "rea efine enough to reach the lower res tos, cigarette smoke, cotton fibers,piratory tract urtfutered, If it isfine enough, they wflf begin studies germs, pollutants. Keeping out theto see how mice are affcted by x- hazards, including, perhaps,posure to dust from high-powered from dentists'rOls h of primarydrills. importance.

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INTRUDER IN THE DUSTPneumoconiosis is the intrusion of

dust into the lungs, Black lung di-sease is one type common amongcoal miners. But how many peoplehave heard of dentists'neumocon-iosts'?

Dr. Iraj, the recipient of a post-residency fellowship from the Chi-cago Lung Association fs about toembark on a unique research pro-ject. Together with Dr. JamesKenny, he wffl explore the possibil-ity that dentists and their patientsare exposed to fine dust partfcfes

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streets and alleys and rural roadsplotting the location of apricot andpeach trees. They covered mast ofthe ares..The remainder will bevLdted this summer.

Also last summer, 'weekly surveyswere made in potato production ar-eas to study the movement oi'phidsand population build-up. Thosescouting activities continue. A num-ber of potato company ffeldmcn areassisting in that work.

A pilot area: southern Binghamand northern Power counties hasbeen designated to test green peachaphid control masures.

Gfttins said 100 percent of theknown peach and apricot tree own-ers in the test area have agreed tohave trees treated with an insecti-cide or removed.

"That is an example of the fan-tastic cooperation we are receivingfrom everyone we ask to help in thispest management program," Gfttfnsstated. 'We'e truly thankful forsupport. Without it, the programcould not possibly be as successfulas we expect it to be," he added.

Another source of green peachaphid infestation fs bedding plantsgrown locally fn greenhouses orshipped into Idaho each spring fromUtah, according to Gittins.

"If our pest management programis to succeed, w'e have to regulateshipment of bedding plants into thestates," Gfttins explained.

Cooperation on that phase of theprogram has also been outstandingThe Idaho State Department of Ag-riculture has enacted regulationsconcerning fmporting bedding plantaHelping enforce th ose regulationsare the USDA's Animal and PlantHealth Inspection Service, the Idahostate plant yathofogfst's offke andIdaho state police.

In addition, the Utah division ofPlant Industry and several ~ largerUtah bedding plant growers are co-operating to help make the greenpeach aphid management programwork.

The program fs based on researchdone by UI College of Agriculturescientfsts. Leaders in that workare Dr, Guy Bishop, yrofesmr of cn-tomolgy at Moscow, and Dr. RichardOhms, extension potato specialistand research professor at Twin Falls

Gittins noted that intertwined fnthe program are ecological and en-vironmental concerns. This fs de-monstrated by including a study onthe effects of pesticfdes, Also, fieldsampling has been expanded to gath-er information on yredator andparasite insects which feed on pota-to insect yests.

"This multi-faceted program, re-lying on vIde cooperation frommany yersons and gioups, has beensingled out at several national meet-ings as an exemylary pest manage-ment action program," Gittfns stated

If successful, the program willsave Idaho potato producers "mil-lions of'ollars with little compara-tive investment," he safff.

Soma measures of success fs ex-pected this year. "We look for sfg-niticant reduction fn aphids and di-sease in selected areas during the'1+3 crtop season where our pestinatragement program fs being con-duoted," Gittfns concluded.

"-:A RVC~.l ';~'<:»"-.:...has a lot to do with the way you feei

Now ls the time to make a list of things to do fc keep your

house supplied with clean, cool air all through the hot summer

.months, You can't turn down the sun but you can help

yDur air corfdltloner by pulling drapes and shades, You can install

awrfiifgs or shade screens cr piarlt shrubs to shade the west

olde of your house. Ample electricity io available for air conditioning.

Make sure your equlpmerft is adequate to do the cooling Jabefficiently, A good thermostat setting ls 78'. That's quite comfortable

for most people and won't overwork your cooling system.

Proper insulation arid clean filters are a must. When you'ra awa>

from home for any length of time shut off your air conditioning

but eat it at "farl-only" when away far shorter periods.These common sense pracf lees villi help brlffg yau Summer cOmfert,

health arid security without vlaete af money or energy.

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)<)O-Ht)ST )phil 1".WE).) )'A) j')'y'"„"„'."",„";„',"",";;""""'"'""'"+ ~tony Point I Gold(h R»lc Bi)Bear RidgeA>ul )j)rs. Curl ) . S<;t>«>-I>}~(>rht Lva"„' Erne«t s>0)gets By A)ma Betts I'„the Happy Home Clubheld Satur()ap night gt jj<e )»,n>U ofh)>'I sn() hlrs, leave»'<4 A(A)erson, L Fa hlly Pl< nlc M> and Mrs Don Chr{stensen of

ht(v) a n>cn. All the nine rhi)dr " f th ) CPierce visited her moths>, A

y tree going Away gift by t)>(>se Rob An(j Bessie Hei n t t Betts Monday and then Mrsprese"j'">e ""'»>Aj'gs spent the home af Mr. anmd htrs, Wmj)jja»> ensen caued again on Prjda Mrsorts))y sh() a chili» ighj, )uhcl> It<ra<< (Vernal Har» gt C)ark t h f g a»d M>s Dar>II]n T cg)l,

p)>" Seb4>'Aj>or<Ca family pieniC On Sund „,Jun 24 Wm. Kauder Myhd((y,n>oved to afesg )Vashtllg}.n hi" d y The~ i>chd j hf

"gy '>'ne 'n ~ D ~ h dt tl~cany n. Su~y all toured the

m"r > j» >here tj>vy w>)l tte fgrming, Su>j>su)~)> >Bett j ~ hf . work crew f Barn Drt ll, La(Ehner> Heim g; Nielsen a d

fr, and Mrs. 'e>v o eye mgartner: Mr. and Mrs. n an George Pink~hey'She returned to Seatt)e Sund>>y eve-

>e Dent Bridge and Bovill areas.Wayne Hejmgarjner, IIMr and M>.s worked rep(>trtng tire well and cook

gartner, M>+, )i By) stove fo>')n>a Bej~uttjng thefitAH K Yo BAg f'pl<<I McCajtl (Ever'ett) Heimgartner; Mr widow on her feet, On Sunday Mr. Mr. and Mrs. C)jfford Svs'anson of(Rov! Hclmgart.ne> and gnd Mrs Barney Drlscol), Mr. and Troy, were dinner guests of Mr. and

Mr. And IMr. (La>vrencej k)ejmggrj, Mrs Darwin Tarry and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Grg>ct Clemenhagen Sunday.Off)os ln pcstotftr40 Su))ding ner, with practica)jy AI) of U>e ch)). Bob Hill visited Wm. Kauder and the They also visited Dworshak Dam.

Phono 8))$4981 dren gnd grandchildren. men worked some more on the well Mrs, Eula Galloway and Mrs. Hul-KEÃDRICK, IDAIIO The occ((><)on honored tj>e visit of —Thanks a lot, it is great)y appro- da Cjeme:>-">agen helped Mrs. Her-

M>s. Sandra Et)ben gnd two children bert Gustafson Juliaetta with guiltys> ac~) dp.~ l fnmo'cnonowoc, Wi . Mrs.Eiibcn Eerett woody)A~ of Spok e ing Mnday aft~n,is the daughter cf Mr. And hfrs. John visited his aunt Lena Baack, theySurbsu),h who reside tn Othello visited at the Fin)co's and Mrs, Pinks Kraig gnd Kari Gat)oway spentWash. Forty-n)ne persons attended, joined them te go on to Orofino to several days with grandmother Mrs.

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As Ruth Hejmga>incr said; "you vts)t Lena's b>other, Char)ey Brown, Eula Galloway and Jerry this week,should have seen the mountains of and v)(h the Da Mrs, Johanna Nelson vtsjted Mrs.food)" A1ma Bettg accompanied AS>>tha Anna Bower Friday afternoon.

Perk)ns gnd Mr, and Mrs. SylvesterMrs Hunter gnd Aunt Charlotte C>cmowskj to attend Ule last Grange

mee ing before receisjng for the . toment )m~g g

of Mrs, Hunter's daughter, Mrs. summer Saturday e"ching iston Friday.'I syne Nelnlgattner. Agatha Perkins attended g fam Mr. gnd Mrs. Wajter Benscoter

A pUppY yo GIYB A'll'AY, <<ra Btdon lreltagsrtner has suf Iy p.irate ta the sp«atng perk on,.„"ovtmdsy dmtw285-3)43, Genesce fered a severe a>.tack of the gyre Su day

th>oat and gecarhpanying illness for Mr and Mrs. Rick Wilson and son.be()tech> >ratter. tl>e past week, Th» gj)n>ent tseems to of Lewjston visited at the F)nke's Mrs'tnnje Ing)e and Mrs. Gerald

"L).54), Geneseo be prevalent ln varying degrees in Saturday Ingle attended runera) services forthe greg. gnd Henny Re)i of, gle s cousin, Ernest Lgcey, on

Mr. And Mvs. Everctt Custer, Clark. Kendrick were Sunday visitors oflt2% ston werc Friday ~~>ovs of Ejdon Alma Bettg and at J>e Albert <Law. Kelle and Scott McBride enjoyed

RED CROSS PHAR)>)AC<op >Lgjt be and Genrude He)mggrtner,' fishing and camping trip to W)I-

closed Saturday, July 7, 2)20c Mrs, A)bert Hejmg»rtner spent, the Mrs. Albert L>L>rtrrence and Earl e th ~@r g ~ p~~'eekendLvith hlr, gnd htra Floyd were Orofino visitors Friday, ¹ d h~ Rg)ph htcBride

Unfurn)shed span- j Hejmgariner, Ju)j>>etta. On Friday Mr'nd Mn>. Eugene Betts of ~w" ~emant. ~911. 2t2)jc, evening Cath)a Ftjgcr, Tcrossa Coeu>''A)«ne ~isjted his mother, Mrs Melvin Sneve is vtsjbng her

plRtowoRKB ch .I- „—,Smungartner. Bustle Nelmgarmer Alma Belts sauwdav aod mok their'amily ln hOnnesota this wesK'nd Ern>g Stevens enjoyed barbecue'on Jay home with~s»)v>U>'vjth the L)oyd Stevens fern- mo« two-week vacation he>e zvith

NEED A BAB)t'S)TTfgtp Cg)) e))9. I Sy s> '(heir home, hjs grgndnmthcr.M

j daughters wc>< Sunday dinner gue4~ CHSRCIIFOR SALE'90 T Cj> '»', ru j( (A8

' hlr><. Fv>»g Stevens, Little Cyn>hig, ~ miles'0M Dig.~e 0motor t3'w~i)s g43 1) IGs Le>h~)og 'e>urncd home to Mo<>covtt wj>h the>>>,

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vvlale shier r stasis rnnslned ror her Sfm. Pm»: BrawnierI ~~gI )I >BIV>r~

baby ra)f.'turn'(i>h Grandma!htr. and Mvs. A)Ldn Sty)gers, rc- Mr, gnd Mrs. Clyde Nichols, of—turning from their Wciser trip, drove, C)ar)o>ton Lverc gurrcs in the Edd I

Ke drick for A sho>i session I«nt home from Wednesday to Fri-I >semb)y of «» —Ken()rick

'at th 4H ''nj i the park, then Rev, Rona' PerkinsC "fnc

] visited ~>dth her mother, Mrs. Albert the Bovill area >vhjlc the ladies kept Smdgy SAW -—————O'

CHR)bw) )Ah MA V ~ ) .. I 14ej>hgsrtner, before )>eading back the home fives bu. vtng. Saturday and Wo~p Se~~ —————II-~'oh>msgr<) to resume the dsUy grind Smdgy gu~ts of t)'>c Kents

, Mrg. Kajhlyn Mosey of Moscow and Wednesday Ev~Adolph gnd Fwsther Denhjcr were

4VANTIvM —D>ass for>hs to be usedIS»hdgy evening guests of Grand>nagt "the CgsU» Muse»>n." Cal) 310. Lchg gun>hofe )n the Lesjjc Heim- Jorche and Brett Hc!Aj»gten to Mos, Rev. Thy<a Meske

3381. )IV))) ptck up. ggnncr home. cow On Monday. Tuesday the Bene- tS'mday Scbool ——*"——coterg enjoyed lunch <Lith the Frank Worgjup Se-"vice ---———10'()0

mR VOLR PURR PPODLCTS N~y I~A A~so Hots)ngtons on Bear Ridge.p)cage Cc)epj>yne me I"jj)>e h)ab LPS))C Hejmg>(nner Jr Vgkjn>a. Mn>. Bruce Dahlia, Sounnygjde, %n.t Ztcn Lutheran —J>>liaettS>

trnrlwwal., attired sun/sr tas»t, aad ttwtsd several says turn porn week Rev. Theo Meske

phBI ORION Oil Ptedu. In lh:I'loh Vl'sMm of Stltes to help «tth hl the Rick Geese .tOme. Mr atld Suaday .SChOOl, = . 0:OO

:u' 'hr h,y harvmt on the point or lhe, Mm. p k B nmol-'- «ere Monday so~p semtm —————oag.I

Kcstdrtek grege cg) t Bf)1 Rangers 'vening dinner ~~e";3 to Lisjt with8894851, c> Connie. Un)ted Methodist Chucch

. D,c o m n u)> 0 r ga,,'d „„„,'1,.„',Don H i cow Lisjtcd jn t;„c -.—.cof Pats Kendrick Worship Ser>dce 1X:0)I:

hi > ington o>cmc Sun<jgk grandparents the Andy Co>o>h fcom Cavendish Vj'orghjp Service 9'00'ott)<satdrgrnnvtston ,) him. Bon Johnston of <enate, «aUll pl<day to sunday.

. her ntelher. 'Ifra. Ply Of KendaCk. rhh', slid I<ra Glell Sununetrtetd, auheetm OOmmlullty Church

YOU ~ IN<u so m lola us In <atsa «ttti Mm Ne«a Neath. snd Monww, wats sunday vlsltem In the wommp osrtace . 0:ooMo fmc), interfaith phgy(>r Any at thc home of Hc)cna Bcov<~ on home of Elsle Darby.

>Ly of God ~esp>o~y afternoon. Lo)g wj>ct j>gg Terri gnd Tgn1~ Beche gccompan- Seventh Dgy Advent)st —Juliacttg

Ch>LÃeho gener)ek, tf4))C gj>Lsgyg been I> aCUVe fec)S "jrkttdtl )Cd Con>>)e D)LVtg ty Pu))man Thurs Pggjer Wm MCVSy, TXOy

v<4th it. A1)") since he>'1)ncaa. Her day where they on(joyod an overnight Wo~p SeMce 9>M

"I fr)(s>ds arc g)ad ghc cgn be out and vtgjt with Wayne gnd Phcbe Dgvjac>OS(m"'htj, $))0. Rob)>u>onl'>LUcco of Mrs. E)Ia Benscoter U>)s Chc>rch of the Ngg>cce»o —JuligogtgLako >Lrggo MotSCOW. Phy>>(> ))8a) Th Keh St ) Org f~)jy ~ pggt WOek jnC)uded Mrg LAO>Lard ROV. E)ten kC(>>>MPd

8~p nepbe», T)m Stoigcrs made a trip XVO)ff gnd Mrg. Lawv(mcc Hchngar- ~ y ~oct 9>43

''B>other Kejth's" in Monta>u>, ther and grandchildren Cjjnton and Wo~p 8 ~'tce -- ... 110)I

Kamigh at the Hunt Hatch home,I d thc latter rt of thc week„Sunday with hor goh and family, Dr. St Mary's Catholic Church

from S>L)mon s)L~r country. Cg)), ug< t g o E«SU b r Go (h~ They )'egv,, Fr E<L Cops . Ph

Jhfonday for Ribldcoff, Alaska where Saturday evening mass: 7-'80 p. m.

LOST™w)rema)o m)n)turc Co))jc. 18-')b)o ScI>so) Commonohs Dr. Stauber v<~ oversee the harvest Sunday mass: 8:00 and 10:00 a. m.

Ic>e)>og )>Igh, Bco>sm vcjth while rtng 'he Children's Bible School ls bc- of sea)s th that area for U>c next I g>

aa)wcrg lo ")LI)rhcje"", tf sewn cgt) jng held at Cottonwood Creek Com- months.

O1 310 ~ munity Chucoh th)g v>~ Thc Don Mr. and Mrg, Jack Bensootor, Pu)I &o~p smeow>: II:00 a. m

Ken man, visited the WVg)t Benscotors S>mdgJy scbool: 9:40 g- m.

Stet>+I twd arc attending from Saturday >Lftgeooh. Pr)sc)jja Am-POR BALF.; 100)j Jobn Deere OSH Stoz>~~L ttagg wag a Friday afternoon oat)Or,

combine glir eab, Gohc through ghd Mra, Edd Kent >Lccom)>ah)cd Mra St, John'g worship: 10:30 a. m.

@el() reedy. Severs) c>(trg parts. Tho L)oyd Stogie»g family f)shod Kath)yn Moccy to Lev<~n Sgtur- Sunday school: 9>80 a. m

Rgty O'cd)n Rte. I, Gcncscc„ idaho gt D<r<«or»hak poo) S>mdgy catching day where they visited¹.gnd Mra Vgacy: worship service: ONO a. m.

(MB) SSW00". thar tooth pmo Mno cong'ht a cord! AMMe Morgan. htia. Idorgan kt re Sunday mheN: to:oo a. m.oovo>ing at. home following hcr ro-

0N lh Me nin 'ent kotsdtnt eonrmement. YOUR GAME DEPARTMEÃT

charm aud hllfjell Wealtllgllellae ~>< g, I IK B t R Rap Bwnmotor vlNlsd Mo pamuts, BV Ilm Mumhird>)gothic rgj>gc and washer; Admi>" '

ts ~ ~ tho Fra>>k Bcnscotors o>L Tucgd>ty Idaho Fjgh~c Depart>I>ent)L) Bk)IV TV,'Vgrds radio stereo; ~~ M ~d Saturday capers werc QVaync Dgvtg Cont@oiled IIunt

Bouc>dar>I')ntc>g

tgb)c ghd 8 chgjrg. Phone p ' ~ N~ Pc~ for and Dan gnd Doug Pock)cr Corn>ct)onsThe 1973 cont>o)led hunt regula-

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FOR SALE —Z-~~m home in Uc Edg Hagu L 8lllC1'Oll lieWSK(N>dr)ck; Arcplacc, rcc >oo>h, f)h- Mr. Ahd Mrs, Kon Rugg, Ljsg and

)gbgd basement, hc>v kitchen and Mitch of Low)stye> werc Sunday y 4,bj)11>, carpeted, full g>crggs vetth at. supper guests of hcr parents,

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tgehod bcdcoom ahd bath, dcck =——and Mrs. H(>r) %'hjtthgrr >L«crc hlr. Medicine Ledge Road. There is aahd Mrs. Bob Draper cf Kendrick cont>o)tcd moose hunt. tn Unk 59-A

d '>I C) M Ruf»>< F i A )d f ahd one in Unit 59 Antelope H tsfrom )Vc)scr, Idaho, Mr. and Nrg. Ah

0. g, D)csg) l'arts> A)Lqn Stctgcrs and hfr and h)rs Jullactta. Mr. and Mrs, Jim AVhttjhg- 4))9. 408-1, ghd 4L)-2 also are affect-

%ate'>ucg)> k}js. fuel pu>hpg, )hler E~rhc((t Sir)gers „topped br)cf)y «t cr and fhm))y Werc ci~jhg i&)tore. cd by the hccv Management Unit.

f4>fg. Oxehgggg gll types(, U>o )ovc)y tra0er home of Mr. and M>'nd h)rs. Elmer Iaohmgn left Bo»hdartcs.

" s ~k gt ~ Nr>L Tcd Turner (Nancy Hn)stng- Sat»rday morning for Union, Oregon AppBcattohs 1'or contro)lcd hunts

low flag) or)cog. ton) avhcrc they made U>c Acquaint- to ptclc up U>cir grandson >vho wt)l must bc reechy at the Fish

IIareo Uh(lgregrr)g>cs Parts; ance of 4-h>on)boo)d, dark-haired, spend a fcw wcclcs with them. Nr. Gg»>c Department headquarters of-

0 p~ ghd ush)hgs i" s ~k')ark.ck'c<) Trgvls Turner! Master and Mn(. I>J>hcr Lchmgn morc Satur- fice in Botsc by 5 p. m., July 2, or

Dgko)g l)osrr>< Trhvjs dc>hohstratel hjs ablllty to day overnight guccts of hfr. and Mrs. I>osth>arkcd by h>jdntght thc san>c

RAY 11UALSY I)N'hlR manjp«)atc h)A LL«A)kcrt htr Ahd «Irs B)U h)cCrac a»d fah>i)y, They rc- day.

Frhcst Stcjgcrs drove to Wclscr on tu>>cd home Lvtth gr(L>>dkoh Ralph This year them L«) be ho second

T»csday, J>mc 19, After attending Grrcr 8»hday After»ooh.. drg'+1ngs to fill hunts that rccc)vc

the f»>icra) of their long tthcc friend, Mr (>nd htrs, Glen %'cghcr And j»suffjc)cht AppBcgtinns. The Ap-

Fr 0 'harleY C>catg. They >vc>«c joined lh grahdAnn Dougjc returned )ion>c )Aht. p))cat)oh fcr»> p>oddrs a spgcc fcr

vc)srr by Mr. And htrs. Alvin stet- T»csday Aftrr Apcn<tthg IO days L<d>h cj>oi«choice if the App))cant vcghts

gers ch the fo))nalhg Fr)<)ay after- Mr, Ah<) htrs, Net) Kn>itson (L»d fg>». 1o baclc»p hjs first choice by an-

I l ngooh. All Attending A<)d)cr events At jly At Coos BAy. Other cj>ance, The draiilnj~ no

s Best. the hat)on~a) Cont~cat held there Ah- MrA. )togrr H>oj(c> of Idaho Fo))A )ohgcr cht«) A rhndoh> sc)cctjoh of

huallv. O»r Marjory Herby wAA sell i>us a KVctdnogdAY iQA)jor nf htr, ahd applicant cards from a rcLh(>hing

in daytlh>c tickets at the event, ghd Mrs, Glen erg»cr Ahd I'.>n»gjc, N"rc "A()»jr>c) cage-" This is ho>v

Dl,ck s SUba.re otI>cr cldtin>c friends of U>c stc)gers Mr, Ahd htvR. G)ch wrghcr took (L «»p»ter npcrA)ioh At the A)atc

werc vtsl'tcd U>cr(t g>>d >Lt Nyssa, Orc. the)>'rghdmoh Do»gic bh< k j>nh>c tn oh>p»tcr center )n Boise; selections

Nccjjc Ahd Rcna Rich(cvdNnn of Caldwell Th»>vdav ahd rct»rued home ace n>adc electronically.

Orof inc spent from Th»~lay unU) nn F>i<)Ay.

y w)th Grahdh>other Hctong h)r And htr., ~+ hl>r)kT4WI5) Ls)c> 8')948'll Jn))Act)a Bro>L™~at plhccrcck. The)> h>nt'hc>" with Mr. >u>d Mrs. Glen Wrgnrr on

r«nt~etor thrnl orl Salurday after seto«ray evrntng.rotunllng fmnl a cnmplllg trip wlol Mr. eel airs, Roy sllftow vl.ttra

DID Y<RI KNOW YOII CAN RBNr their fslhor, Mike Richardson. lrlttl Mr, nnd Mm. alen We<acr "I C,„'I„"II"I I Il" a YNI".", co»nt)rs )ythg «Athjn onc-lu>)f mile

gtgPlcrs, )Awn 'thstch rs crt ~ vis)ted Nr><. Brown on S>u>dgv. Do>> ht>~. Ad<> Schocfflrr LL«AA A S»hdoyAPreadr>'><, hah(l )r»cks, ACCVCr )AP Brn%~ justa))ed U>C Cro k LVAtor OVrrhj)(ht gnd hiohdAV YLG)tnr At U>C'y>'>out)> nf shcrp c>Ic(s)c A) p>t> t>>>A)O-

'p)pa th><'Ajc>'r<, )A))o>'" Ahd h>Ahy p'uh>P fol'>j< h>nthrv c>> S»>>dAY g)AO Fred Poetry hnh>r. IY q0»>j)rN +~>. I j~ot)>c>')oh>g (Lt AB)IAMS HARD - —=——— htrh<ihy vjsjtorr< of htr. (u><) Ml .. to thc h>o»th f 1)oWARE CO,, )<rh<jrjrj(. tf )2c O c «f hc )'~ ) A U g» >n E)h>c> L<,j»>>A» Ah,) I)A)))h w(v>-c M><, OT)'' ','

)tn>th, )h gchcrA), ts thht tt rrq»tres c„,„,j'T,„,>'.„„j,i»,t,t, j >j,','c A)~')A ra y >kar Aca~>

Very litt)C Ag>»h>eht )O S>>ppyrt lt-,; . '...,'"' "'h thr h'tj<)IHC FOrt( Of th<e 8:<j»>nh

NOTICE self.Try»i N hrjt>lr<< N. )mlrl'y Ahd ht>RC R)VC>" is rnh>tjh(N) jn >h<>sr pn>'t jnhs

)y)hg Verih>h oho hijf mile of t)<r,DUE TO COhIPLICATIONS

g> p. ')I hj>'A, 1<)A Nvt >vh>An, Jjh> !<hri Kerry

DIVORCE PROCE)..DI)h)GS~ ' ~ <> o 1> ( fv<t»> i'j 4 >1>o»tj>»P.

<'<r>>j>>g g»< A f ''t>x'Ah> j.o jh('><u>th nf )hd)Ah ore< k.Iu>d M>'.. W(<)ly iNreal>A>>. Th< occA" A dA)ly bsg )jm)t of 10 ch»)(A>

ONE Y SA< "~ g 'tnn whs jh hor<or of Terry'A t>jrj)h)Ay partr)<)go Ahd A poABrBI<jon lb»it. «f2 )>l!)r<)A HAA boon cstAHHshrd, This

DEN)<)I~ SUPPLY ht>u. Ju<ly I"cater (uhl dA»ghjrr>< is a hunt(r'A r)>nice of Ahotg»h, rifle)D>tvg Dahn)cr) <Cp(c>t Thur>hday at the Robrrt Sin>p- or p)sjn) Cf any 'kind, i»el»<Hhg

nt>'uligctta,Idaho (<on homo helping pour cr>»rht rifle or Ajr p)B)o)

THE GAZETTE - NEWS, TIIURSDAY, JUNE 38, %978

YOUR GAME DEPARTMENTSaln>on Closing Dates

Closing dates fcr salmon fishingseasons gre var>sb)e and ahglersshouM keep them in mmd, ln theClearwater, the first salmon fishingreason ends June 80 on the Clearwa-ter River and Middle Fork of theClearwater, On the main SalmonRiver, salmon fishing ends from itsmouth upstream to the mouth of Red-fish Lake Creek, July 81; and fromthe mouth of Redfish Lake Creek up-stream to Hell Roaring Creek, July15; Valley Creek, from StanleyLake Creek downstream, July l)j;East Fork of Sg)mcn River, July 31;Middle Fork of Salmon River July 31;There is no salmon fishing seasonthis year on the South Fork of theSalmon River, due io low numbers ofaumn>er-run chinook.

Trash Fash L>tter>ngTrash fish thrown back up the bank

to die create g j)ttering problem thatoften becomes smelly and unsightlyduring warm weather. The lgw ca)h>any kind of littering a misdemeanor,whether on highways or water»yays.Sc)utions to the problem include>:

Bury dead fish whenever possible.2. Rupture air sacks of fish by sRLt-

ting them opens o they won't re-f)j) with gasses and resurfacewhen t)>rown back into water.

3. Throw fish back without. R))))ngthem Ang)ers do not help con-tro) rough fish populations by des-troying those they catch. A)t)>oughthe total comes to many thousandspcr year) rough fish species multi-ply tcc fast for control by this

'The deadline for filing controlledhunt applies>iong is July 2 at theBoise headquarters office of the Mg-ho Fish snd Game Department orpostmgrRcd nc later than midnight Athe same day.

No money is required. Successfulapphcahts w>il be nct>fied with)n 10days and must, submit fees ac. thattime.

All permits are no»y on a computersystem, which makes screening andnotification of winning permittocsfaster than in the past.

There will be no second drawing.A space is provided on the apy)ica-

tion for an optional second cho>ce ofthe same species.

If the applicant is uns>>cccssful $nthe first choice drawing, the sppH-cation wij)'utomatically be entero()into the second choke drawing, provided it has not been 60ed with f)cdchoice app1icsnts.

About 73,000 gpp)icgtton ca>(d>j >end

regulation have been mgHed oc>t, s(ndare available te aH ve»dora.

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670x15 $42.38 $38.38 $ 4.80650xl6 44.08 38.08 5.16700xl5 6-ply 4828 4028 5.60700x15 8-ply 54.50 46.46 620700xl6 50.46 42 46 5.99750x16 8-ply 67.72 57.72 738825x20 'l0-ply 112.86 82.86 1228%$x20 10-ply 132.26 10026 14.66

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R' 'RT ' this week caring for tiie grandchil-0 ~gag ]ye~a d on whOe De a d Jo~~away.

Of KendricjtHe. had just returned from Seattle

Mr,and ¹s,Manning Onstott xo- where he had spent the past twotuzned horne last Tuesday after hav- weeks with his wife, Jean, who hadfng spent the past two weeks at-150- undergone surgery tthoxo,%KHe House, B, C. Where they. wereguests of theh son Ray and famOy. Nr. and Mrs. Lester Crocker and

Mr. and Mrs. Milfor'd.osborn, Judy Pat Johnson were weekend campersand Mike spent from Tuesday until at the Jerry Johnson CampgroundSunday campfn'g. and fishing at on the Lochsa.Washington Creek. Mr. and Nra AI Cooper of Kooskia

were Monday afternoon callers in theAl a d Ed Nelson of Spok ne w I„A.Wasace h~e.

Friday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Ed ¹.Do~ Theh n of Clark bnwas a Friday overnight guest of her

.M s. Sue Craig was a Tuesday pcs Mr and Nxs L A Wallace,o e ght guest of the Ron Craig On Satunlay Ae took her motherfainily 'of Lewlston. to Lewiston for a checl--up.

Kmulus Brown was admitted tosons arrived Saturday evening from

cow'Saturday morning and'is receiv-treat ent for pneumonia g e~ m'he R.~ ~tage home

Mr. and Mrs Jolin Luodke of Gen-~M-were edlers in the M~~ fn~d f,ithe area.OILstott,hoxno, last week. On Monday evming the Ross

Moxnbors of:the;OTBS8 Club held it f~y tbo Ju ~b ~ fam. a .blrthdsIy party., for Rose Brtocke Oy and. Mra Florence Shenaman wexeThursday evening 'at the Gerald'Loh'- ~~t in tho ~~CI~~age„..home

for a din'nar party honoring Ines on,'Mr.,andt Mrs, R..B.:-.Pratt, both h 'f~e

H'g ¹.and Mrs. Dave. Park of Yaki-.-, 'I'raduating'CIOS'Of 1943,'t; ~r W~ Sund y,OV~ e&~ Of

. the ¹xCLemenhagen faxnOy. ~veand Joy.,wia:-be:In'hi'ne,: for

sov-'~"~d8~~~'~'~~y ~~ eral days whOe he is averaging at'Gemuded a ~M hour at the Mike State Lumber Co. I

'eM'gl home, at tour of Potlat h 2e. md 24'„..Bill White retaOon and a banquet at the h~*Mohd 'rom a t1vww

CbfIrkston Country Club on Saturday ~<~fmowo dbya'PI~croon Sunday;r, 0 X th mh Sun YaOey and

MIS. Manniiig Onstott .,Is tayfng'-'-'In-Boise Mxs. VPhito was honoredas a past president during the Idaho;

I School::.Poods .Service Associationconvention, They were houseguestsof Nr. and Mrs. Cecil Olson, state

,::: RefrlgeratfIOn SerVICe school I~~.dig~or; whOo f'ht'ity.

,: a¹.~d Mn. J~~ N~t w.tJait JULrArETPA Irr'~ ':their -hosts -in Gooding. Bill, Jim

and Lonine Gunther diti some fishing,'ith.vexy. good luck.

1

~, TANK TOPS formen...New Colors and styles ———$3 98

'. BOYS NAVER}CK JEANS; ..Regular and Slims —sizes 2 to 16

$3.98t and $4.98

,ceo>O,.Re~a."

We now stock a few of these boots in calks, vib-rams lugs and neoprene plain soles—

Available off the shelf or by special order.

Kendrick, Phone 289-5791Howard and Glenora Braden

:-" eon almlations To Our FFA Cha ter

::Oolsrysssrjs, """"" """pbg,SS9

Fresh Cffatslsftss," """"""" lb. )Sf!f rI

RswPO)altsrss, """""""" IOlbs.SI.NFlsishsfasn's Isrgsrlso, """"" lb. 4$fl

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%'e say congratulations and "w'ell done" to Doyle;„l'.'=, Whittig and the KHS Future Farmers Chapter for;.- their outstariding showing at the Idaho State FFA

; Contests. You reflected great credit on your school,-',-: your parents and your commumty.

I',5"Ltd "lilll I5

'-;: ',: Armour's Bacon, .......,...,12:oz. pkg. 89<-'':;:-Armour,'s Hot Dogs„......,...12-oz. pgg. 79/

" -'.'Armor's Dinner Franks, ........2 lbs. $i.89',, - ';.--"-'Armour's Boneless Ham, .........;..lb. $1.39

'' ..",;Sunshine Hi Ho Crackers, .......,.16 oz. 47$~ I,:;;Sunshine Vanilla Wafers, ........,.11oz. 39$

- IIialley's Tang Salad Dressing, .......,.QL69''-I a N:Saked,Scans,....,........,2$ oz. 47$

- lJndeireiod's;Devil Ham, .....,..41/g oz. 53$— Ntiaxlm:-,Freeze Dried Coffee, ......4 oz, $1.23

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Leland NewsBy Datlene Wolff

Nr. and Nrs, Gerald Lohman andfamily were Sunday dinner guests ofNr. and Nrs. Jack Parsley.

Delta Heath is visiting Fay Scog-gins in Ssn Bernardino, Calif.

Nrs. Betty Heimgartner, Bobbyand Clifford spent from Tuesday t01Thutvday with Mr, and Mra TomMabbott in Ukiah, Ore. Bobby andClifford stayed for a longer visit.

Jayne Heath was a Payday andSaturday overnight guest of KarenForemen.

Mr. Ond Mrs. Harry Flaig of TheDaues, Ore„spent several days lastweek with 11', and Mrs, HaroldParks.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson vis-ited Mr„and Mrs, Andy Dreps inLewiston on Friday.

Mr. and Nrs. Bob LaFord and fam-ily were Sunday afternoon visitorsof Nr, and Ãnt. Herman Johnson.Shelly and Greg Hefmgartner.spent

last week visiting their grandpar-ents, Mr. and Mxs. Wilbur CorkOLThey returned to the home of theirparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heim-gartnor 'f 'ewiston on Saturdaynight.

Doug Downy of Yakfma, Wash., isstaylntg vrith his grandparontst„Mr.and Mrs. Paul Dagofoerde.

Mr. and 'rs. Raymond Steemfrom San'arlos, Calif., and Mrs.Hanxtah Schults, and Mr. and Mrs.Burt Sduders Sr, mere all Sundayvisitors of Mr. and Mrs. GeraldSchmidt.

Mrs. Jerry Heitstumsn and Mrs.Jack -Kasper were Friday visitors of¹.and. Nrs. 1%1 Weyen.

Mr. and Mrs, Bill Weyen spentSaturday night in their boat onDworshak reservoir, .

Mr. and Mrsr.Marvin Silflow andJoan were Sunday evening vOstorsof Mr. and Mrs. BOI Weyen.

Mr. and Mrs. Eve rett Lohmanwere Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.Gordon

Peters.'r.

and Mrs. Bus Nye and familywere Sunday guests of.Mr. and Mrs.Gordon Peters. They all helped MkeHutton celebrate his birthday.

LoRoy Hokenson's sister ClariceHokonson, is spending the sununerhere.

Mr. and Mrs, Ted Fey and Helenwent to a family reunion Sunday atMi. and Mrs. 'Harlan Feys.

Welcome.to Mr. and Mrs. JerryLockett who have moved into theWa1ter Wolff place at Leland.

gongratulation! Mr. and Mra GaryGarland are the proud .parents of, ababy boy born June 20, 1973.

BreakfastLunch

DinnerNoon Specials

Ted and Phyllis FeyOPEN 'I DAYS A WEEK

The Whites then traveled to SunValley, Salmon, and on to Bonner,Montana, where they visited withtheir son Bob and family. Duringtheir travels they encountered four.seasons of weather —snow, wind, rainend,sunshine. Ruth also reportedthat they had no problems gettinggas along their mute,

Mr. and Mra Buz Johnson ofOlympia, Wash., visited in the DickParsley home last week. The John-sons had been Weir caxnping neigh-bors in Arizona.'linton Walker of Cbtrkston visit-

, ed Iast week with hfs great-grand-:parents, Mr. and Mr@ ~ Yin;ceixt.

Friday callers sc the ¹rvtn Vino.cent home were her cousin and wife,Mr. and Mrs. Clair Hoskin of Cali-,fornia.

Mr.,and Nrs. Ed ¹1son spent theweekend in Kennowick with Mr. andMrs. Richard Nebfon and:Dracy.

Mr. 'and ¹s.Roger Churtrlght and;Mr. and Mrs. AIvfn Howerton en-'joyed 'a weekend campout at.Dwor-shak Reservoir.

Duane Hovrerton and Eric Soudersare atteiidfn'g. Qfbie esxap at Luther-haven on Lake Coeur d'Alone thisweek.

Mxs Eula Galloway and Jerry andLoren Hoffman were Sunday evo'n-ning. visitors at the Bob .Magnusonhome. They enjoyed hoifto;Inade..fee,'cnexn made In the old<ashioriod waywith a hand-turned froeser.

Mr. and Mra Dick Parsley return-ed homo Thtfrsday from Saratoga,Calif.t whore they had been guests oftheir son Dale and family. Whilethoxe they attended the graduationof their granddaughter, Lfnda.-

Eva Grbn of Pomeroy Is a house-guest of the Dick Parsleys this week.

Debi Dammarell was a guest ofMr. and Mrs. Doug Harris and sonislfMft week before leaving i'or Orlando,Florida for boot training. Dobi hasjoined the WAVEs.

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V'OQ'Q .Q''~'There is a Standard Product for every fuel and

lubrication need —Ask Usl—Heating Oil

—Gasoline and Diesel Fuel—Oils 'and 'Greases—Solvents anrd Cleaners

LET IIS SERVICE VOIIR Alll CORDITIORER

FOR PKAKSllNINB PKRFORIANSF.

.%'e are now equipped and~

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qua]ified to service automo-tive air'eon'ditioning units. Seeus this week and let us yutyour car's olr conditioningsystem in top shape for effic-ient summer service,

tla R densfty and viscosity of the water So fishermen, go equipped wftft~ Cedar Riftge creates layers, hook line and thermometer foryott'll never find the bhennoclino

Mrs. Sam Wos,vor urfng the sim1nlor, fishornlon Wlout a programhave their beat success fn the nar-row ntiddie layer, called tho ther-

- Mr. snd Ntv. Weil Grfnalds and mocline. The reason for this is min- Nothing fs gained by «acrfffcfngJeff camped and fished above Clar- ute floating plants and animals, principles for the sake of police ~

kfa Friday night through Sunday. known as plankton, comprise theDwight Snyders, David Steigers and initial link in the food chain of lakeGtmolds were aO together. fish, TIIO plankton dovelcmt in the

Mr, snd Nits, Roger Kechter had upper layer, the epOimnion, but Its NOTICESatutxfsy dinner with Nr, and Mrs, they age- they sink to denserwatei'an

Kechter. Mr. and Nrs. Jim Stur- the thermoelfno. plankton feeders n fyntan were Sunday dinner guests. such as trout and kokanoe, conveigo

Supper. guests of Mr, and Mnt, fn this area of abundant food.Marion Soudors and sons were Nr. Troyand Mrs. Steve Dorendott Sunday. Conte autumn, the lake takes an-Afternoon callers were Ãr. Ond Nrs. othe~ deep breath, W'fnds lowex'ill beArlfe Allen. the water surface teinperature caus-

Mr. and Nrs. Larry Foreman were ing the water to sink as fts gets CLOSEDFriday supper guests oi'r, and Mrs. heavier. The mixing goes on untilSam Weaver. '""" '" " 'gre * Mon" a s and Tuesda s

Those that enjoyed Sunday dinner Then winter, The surface temper.with Mr. Ond Ntv. Jack Parsley were aturos cool to 32 degrees. The lakeMr. and 11Q~. Gerald Lohman and seals itself from air v|fth an fce coat Until Further NOtiCesons, Mr. «nd Mtv, Dick Paxesley, and and enters a winter stagnation per-Mr, and Mrs. Charles Candler. %'ed-nesday Therosat Narfo and ButchBurdick had ftupper with the. Para-leys. Also Mr. and iMrs, Dick Pars-ley. Wednes. luncheon guests were rrll 1 ~ r l/rtBruce OIfton and Allen ChOborg, . ) r r ) r r

r.Sparkleri Fountains Snakes

dron woxo weokoiid visitors of Nre, Cannoni etc.and Mrs. James Holt. Mrs. Ball andchildren are spending a fevr moxodays this Week with:her folks, —Buy them from-

vrent with Mr. and .Mrs. Dave Auer Brenda, Connie or Lucinda Groseclase

daughter, and Mrs. Craig Shawver

Wed esday and Thursday Mr. an,d, J 0 l„lA ETTA, l DA H QMrs. PhO Bahr «nd Mra MildredBlanfield made a business trip toSpokane. WhOO there they vhsftod-vrith Juifa Konen and Nr. and Mxs.Soay Miller. Saturday evening call-, Pers at the Bahrs were Mr, and Mrs.Lee Jester, Allen and David. E.,t. Cgday afternoon callers of Lester Wea-ver.

Mrs. Keith Rimple, Sharon John-son of Lewiston are staying thisweek at Grandma Cuddy's whOe theyare teaching Bible School. LynnoCuddy of Pullman vras a Saturday,afternoon oallei of Grandma Cuddy.

A vacation trfntt was taken by Mr.and Mrs. John Cuddy into Montana %'e %N Be Closed July'th and 5th„through Mimoula, St. Regis, Thomp-son Fails and Sprague, whore theyvisited with relatives on the way. Kendrick, IdahoThey left, June 19 and came back

VrE ENJOY SERVINO YOUthe 21st.Lori Brown and Gina Paraley were

Monday overnight guests of Lori'sgrandparents, Mr. and Mxs. JohnCuddy. Tuesday luncheon guests of ~

o'uddyswere Grandma Cuddy, ClaraHimple, Sharon Ja0mson, BerdettaWeaver and Lori Bxown. >I ~I,~i a

Reservoit TIrr,lover

Ilaeereaa Trier a arreare"t r t e r tl e

Stop In And See Our New Shop

-, It's an important event to thecreatures of the lake, hence to flslt- Reniember~ur prOtein;+aVe Special IS Still On.)exmen, according to the'Idaho Fishand Game Department.-

Here's vrhat happens:Twice a year, once in the spring,

once fn the fall, aII lakes and rosor-,~voirs "turn over."

cwater hss its greatest density atI"or Appointment Can —2894027

when it's below aS degrees. - Opoff 9 fo 3 'SERINSRLMK -'

Sfsys a, W'osNx

The temperature Ixt the bottom of,a fairly good-shed lake wOI stay

'boutthe same: 39 degrees year-round. The water near the top wfll —=be warmer fn the summer, colder in:

water ta a tteer eaaaaeter et tteat. ~LET DS REI p TODWind and- vrave action- are responsi- .

iEr READT FOR

WARN WEATRER

DRIVIRtlDENAIII'd,

start gottfng. heavier and sfnk.:.-The mixing:goes on tmtf1 the Iako .

wetter reaches 39 dgvees. The lake: AS the temyerature inereaSeS, SO deeS the demand

ity. Carbon dfoxfdo and other .wftsttswater is of equal density aftd vfseos:. pn yOur Car QOufil be gOing more driVing~thgasses of decomposition, accumulat- .fOr buaineSS and yleaSur6 Make Sure yOur CIA'ld durfng he f ter, arts released prepared for the demands. y'ou will .nlakeat" the surface and oxygen absorbed.

STOP IN THIS WEEK ttND LET tIS CHECK:upper water level gets lighter stay»ing on th surface. The difference in

, Cooling ystems ''iir~Muffler and Tall Pit>a~

Lights alld Signals ttt(fr

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