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VOLUME 71 KEÃDiRICK, I ATAH COUNTY, 'DAHO THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1961 NO. 46

'O. MAHDERFELDTO HEAD LATAHPOMOHA GRAHGE

SOUTHWICK FOLK

ARE BUSY ONESBY MRS, DON CANTRIL

Phone R177Ormand 'anderfe]d, . Kendrick,was re-electd Master of the LatahCounty Pomona Grange at its meet-ing here Saturday evening.

Other Pomona officers chosen areas follows: Ro]r Hand]in, Moscow,overseer; Mrs. Lawrence Curtis ofMountain Home (near Potlatch)

lec-'u]er;Frank Walker, Kennedy Fori],re-'elected'teward; Guy Nearing ofMoscow, assistant steward; Mrs.Charles Francis, Rock Creek, chap-lain; Gerald Ingle, Kendrick, re-elected treasurer; Mrs. Gerald. Ingle,Kendrick, re-elected secretary.

Terrance Goodnough, Moscow, was~

chosen gatekeeper;. 'rs. Frank'alker,Kennedy Ford, Ceres; Mrs. ~

Donald W. Stanger, Mountain Home,re-elected Pomona; Mrs. Kirk Rush,Moscow, Flora; Mrs. Guy Nearing,iMoscow', lady assistant steward;Mrs.'ohn E]liot, Kennedy Ford,home economics

'hairman.'tate

Grange Home Economicsawards to subordinate Granges weregiven to Nrs. Melvin Procunier .of

~Troy; mrs. Roy Glenn, Kendrick;Nrs. Roscoe Tinnel, Kennedy.Ford; I

Mrs. Guy Kitch, Mount Deary; Mrs.Forth'homas, Princeton; Mrs. Edna,Mathison, Moscow. The,state awardfor Pomona Home Economics wasgiven to Nrr(. John E]]fat, Kennedy.Ford.

State 'awards for subordinate lec-turers were gfvcen .to Mrs. GilbertPearl, Kennedy Ford; Mrs'. RolloPerkins, Princeton; Mrs. Pirgi] Beck-ner, Rock Creek; Mrs. Lawrence,,C]rr~tis, Mountain Home; Mr's. Paul Dahl,Moscow; Mrs. Lauren Hofsington,Kendrick, arid Mrs. Oscar Nelson,Mount Deary. Nrs. Thomas Yeo-mans, Jr., Mountain Home, was giventhe state Pomona award.

Richard Rush, son of Mr. and Mrs.Kirk Rush, Moscow, was obligated inthe 5th degree.

Guests were State Grange Treas-urer and Mrs.,K. O. Anderson ofCuldesac, and State Grange Execu-tive Committeeman and Mrs. HughParks, Juliaetta. Off]perp will beinstalled at Moscow'in January.

Dinner Honors ThreeA week ago Sunday a family din-

ner was given by'rs. DoneCantrilin honor of their daughters forth-coming marriage, and also for herhusban'd -Don, and ]Irlrs. Wilbur Co]-well; I ewiston, on their birthday an-niversaries.

Those attending we'e " Mrs; JoseBerriman, Clarkston; .Mr. and'rs.John Miller of Moscow," Nr,'nd Mrs.Wilbur Co]well, Mr. and Nrs. Orvi]leHalseth and daughters, Mr. and Mrs.Frank Gantry and'Mrs. Gene Burch,all'of Lewiston; Mr. and .Mrs. ErvinMabbott of Juliaetta, and'Mrs. AnnieLongeteig and Johnnie.

Mrs. Virgil Harris, Wayne, p'ohnand Vern of Lewiston were afternooncallers.

Homemakers ClubThe Southwfck Homemakers Club

will meet Thursday for an all-daysession at the home of Nrs. AlbertLawrence.

OtherItems'r;

and Mrs. Aaron Wells wereSundaye supper guests of Nr.'ndNrs. BD]y..Weyen.

Mrs. Rollin Armitage visited Sat-urday .in the home of 'her parents,Mr. and, Mrs. Ray Cuddyv;and alsocalled on Nr. and Nrs, James Holt.

Bur]day the Ro]]in Armftage familywere dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Ray Cuddy. and Elmer at Gold Hill.

. Mr. and "Nrs. Howard Wright ofCuldesac and Mr. 'and Nrs. LouisPorter of Orofino visited in the HelenCowger home Sunday afternoon. TheiPorters. were ra]so'vening supperguests.

Nr. and Mrs. T. J. Armitage visit-ed Mr. and ¹s. Wm..Jennings andMrs. Helen Cowger, Tuesday after-noon,.hand Mrs. Stella, McIver wer;e Sundayand Mrs. Stella McIver wer Sundaydinner guests of'r. and Mrs. T. J.Annftage. Mrs. Triplett was anover-rffghteguest.

Nr. and Mrs. Wade Candler calledFriday ever)fng at the.'g. 'J. Armi-tage'orn'ef 'On Saturday'IMr.. andMrs, Milfprd Armftage of Ahsahkawere afternoon visitors..

Mrs. Aaron'ells spent Tuesdayvisiting her sister„Mrs„Tom. King;.'-;;Mr:.anr]:;Mrs. -,.Tom'.JQffg ~rL:Sar&wer'e Sunday dinner guests of Mr.and Nrs.. James Recce at Cavendish.

Mrs. Charles Cuddy and baby ofOrofino spent several days visiting.vfnthe Arnie'. Cuddy home, while herhusband was on a hunting trip. Overthe week-end the Cuddy, women join-ed the hunters.'rs. Jose Bergman returned to herhome in Clarkston this week, afterspending several days .'visiting hersister. and nephew, Mrs. Annie Longe-teig and John]ed

Saturday evening friends arrivedat the Don Cantril home with "woadsnd matches" to 'give'heir home ahouse warming. A delicious pot-lucksupper was brought in and enjoyedby. all. Those coming to make it ahappy and enjoyable evening wereMr. and Mrs. Ervin Draper and fam-,ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ted .Weyen andfamily, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weyen, Nr.and Mrs. 'f]bur. Tarbet, Mr. andNrs. Harold Silflow, Mr. and Mrs.Chester Vincent and Mr.. and Mrs.Roy Craig.

Sunday supper guests of Nr.'ndMrs. Don Cantril were Mr. and Mrs.Wm. Kachelmeier .and e family andNr. and Mrs. Gle'n Wegner.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Darmiran and Janof Lewiston, 'and .Nr. and Mrs. DonMcIver were .Sunday dinner guestsof Mr. and Mrs. Orville Choate atTeakean.

Nr. arid.Mrs. Given.Mustoe spentthe week-end visiting relatives inthe Kellogg area. They drove intoSpokane to spend several days visit-ing.

Mrs. Charges Cuddy and daughtervisited Wednesday evening withBandy Cantril.

4-H CLUB HOLD$ ,

AC HIEVEMEHT HITE

CUB SCOUTTRAIHIHG SESSIOH

A training session, for which cred-~it will be received, was held for all

those associated with Cub Scoutingin this area, at the Howard Hoffmanhome Monday evening. It wes di-rected by Jim Babin and Ted Riceciof Lewiston.

Those in attendance'ere 'FloydHeimgartner and Pave Clayton, Packcommitteemen;, Howard Hoffman,Cubmaster; Nonty Ca]kins, Assist-ant Cubmaster; Nobbfe Hollenbeck,¹]lie Heimgartn'er, Elsada Sproul,Iona Ca]kins, Frances Dammarell andRuth Hoffman, Den, Mothers.

'ORKPROGRESSIHG

Lewiston —Steady progress is be-ing made on the Big Bear Ridge-Deary road in Latah county.

At present a crerv of '45,men isemployed. They are engaged incrushing and hauling surfacing ma-terial, placing concrete and strippingform. The seeding of the; slopes hasbeen completed.

The base roadmix work will not be]mdertaken until next summer. Thecompletion date is Aug. 31, 1962.The work is now estimated tp be 71percent complete.

PARTY

PEACE CORPS

EXAMIHATIOH

R. E. Nagnuson, local postmaster,said Tuesday that examinations areto be held in this. area for the newlyformed "Peace Corps." Hfs officialinformation. reads as follows:

"The Peace Corps examinationswill be held in Moscow, at the CourtRoom in the Federal Building, Nov.28 and 29, at 8:30 a. m., promptly,for those in this area who wish toapp]y

."Peace Corps posters, giving fullinformation, will be displayed in thelocal post office on the bulletinboards."

PIHOCHLE

Nr. and Mrs. Norman Lewis en-tertained a pinochle group on Satur-day evening, with three tables inplay.

Mr. and Mrs, Luther Parks wonhigh scores; lows went to Mr, andMrs. Douglas Christensen, and ChuckEasterbrook took home the "goose."

Delicious refreshments were servedby the hostess at the close of theevening.

HOME AT lASTNr. and Mrs. Henry Reil and Mrs.

Reinhard Wilken returned to Kend-(rick Wednesday morning from Cali-fornia, where Mr. Reil had been apatient in a hospital for many weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Reil came to Lewis-ton by plane, and Mrs. Wilken re-turned by bus, Marga Wilken meet-ing them to at Lewiston to bringthem on home.

Mr. Reil is reported as improvingsteadily, and feeling stronger everyday.

PLAY CAST PARTY

The Senior Class play cast held aparty at the home of Dee Magnusonfollowing the play Friday evening.Gifts were presented to their instruc-tor, Nrs. George Merrick, and to theunder-classmen who participated inthe play.

The girls in the cast were allover-night guests in the Magnusonhome.

, '-:-:The-:4 H»;;lu]f:;of;Wendrfok; Troy;Deary and Bovill met,frn'onday,Nov. 13, at Troy, where'an Acldeve-ment Nite program was held.

The Kendrick Willing Workers 4-.HClub receive a Gold Seal, for 100,per-cent completion of undertaken pro-jects. Bruce Davis received a ipinfrom the W. W. P. Co. for First YearElectricity,

Three county pins were r'ecfved asawards: Robert Callison,',Gardenirig;Andrea Cox and Bobette Smith'forthe "Star Review" (modeling).

Npr]r]. Callison and Mrs. Wayne Dagvis each received an Five-Year Sil-ver Pin for Leadership.

DARLENE NEAL wEDs gJUQTTA QOINGS

IN PAST WEEKAT LEWISTOHMRS. ERVIN MABBOXT

Phone 8-2649Mr. and Mrs. Walter LeeWolff'nee

Darlene Joy Neal) have return-ed from their southern honeymoonand are now at home on Potlatchridge, near Kendrick, where thebridegroom is engaged in farming.

The„bride is a daughter of Mrs.Elbert Neal of Asotin, and the late.Mr. Neal. Mr. and Mrs. LeonardWolff of Kendrick are the bride-groom's parents,

The, couple, exchanged marriagevows in Lewiston, October 21, at theTrinity Lutheran Church.. The Rev.Theo'.Meske of the Cameron Emman-'uel Lutheran Church was officiantat the beautiful double-ring cere-mony.

The bride was attired in a gownof Chantilly lace, designed with atiered skirt. Her veil was waist-length and attached to a tiny virhitecap]et. She carried an orchid andstephanotis bouquet. The pearls andearrings she wore were borrowedfrom the bridegroom's mother.

Bridal attendants were Mrs. EltonLaFreniere, ]natron of honor, andRamona, Scroggins and Vickie Wil-'kinson, bridesmaids.~ . Howard Wolff served his brotheras best mar). Ushers were Ira Ha-vens and. Ernest, Heimgartner.,;A.ssisting at the. church reception

, following the ceremony were the'Mmes. Jay Rugg, Robert Nosher, Ida,Grouse and Zelma Mackay.

The bride is a graduate of AsotinHigh School. Her husband is agraduate. of Kendrick High School,attended the University of Idaho and

New ArrivalMr, and Mrs. Dennis Lohman be-

came the proud parents of s, babydaughter Sunday morning at GGri-man Hospito]

Birthday PartyA birthday anniversary p'arty was

he]d in the home of Nrs. Olga SpenceIi'riday night to honor Mrs., LudeGroseclose, others Present were

Mrs.'ufus

Fiarfield, Mrs. Marvin Shove,Mrs. Axle Swanspn and Lura Nel-son.

Have New AddressWord has been received from Mr;

and Nrs. John Hahn that they nowhave an address to which

friends'ay

write. It is: Mr. and Nrs. JohnHa]m, Cutty Sark Traf]er Park,9202 South Tacoma Way, B-14, Ta-coma, Wash. They would love

to'earfrom local residents.

M.Y.F. MeetsM.Y.F. group from Juliaetta and.

Kendrick attended the 11th Annual.Methodist Choir. Festival for the iEastWialla Walla BubMstrfct~'eld inPomeroy, Washington Sunday 've-ning. Tlrose from Jul]acti:amere

Caro]'eimjgartner,Nike Mound arrd PudgePeters; Ot'hers attending -and drivingcars were, Mrs, Andrew Cox, Mrs.Ruth Hpffman, Nrs. Gary Eggers,Mrs. IRobert Hutc'hinson,and Mrs.Dennis Racicot.

A THAIHKSGeIVI,HG...PRAYER

Wrecks CarKim Spence.had a car wreck driv-

ing back to hfs base after spendinghis furlough with his mother. Hewas driving s, 1957 Oldsmobile whenthe ste'ering gear came loose. 'Hiscar was cons1dered a total, loss, buthe wIas able to continue to his base.

Vnfon Services Scher]u]edA Union 'Thanksgiving Service will

be he]d at 10:00 .a. m,ThanksgivingDay, at'he Churcch of the Nazarenein Juliaetta,,Revk David Braun,,pas-tor of the Cprnmfmftyc Church in Ken-.drick and the Methodist Church fa,Julfaetta, will be..the ppea]mr. „Thepu]]lf9 fS", fn<thjLDto,.observr), .p. truespirit of 'Zh~gfvfng, by, 'atteji@iig

'hisspec]a] service.

Other gewsMr. and NrS. 'Harry Craine of

Santfa Paula, California, are 'visit-ing,. her brothers, Claude and RpyCraine'.

Mrs. Gale Clark and Mrs. TedPeters attended the Golden Weddinganniversary of Mr. and Mrs. LeeBragger in Post Falls, Sunday.

Erma Burton of Troy spent theweek-end with her aunt, Mrs. VirgilLewis.

Mr, and Nrs. Edgar Bohn, Ken-drick were dinner guests Friday ofMr. and Mrs. Arley Allen.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Grant anddaughters of Kendrick were dinnerguests Saturday in the home of Mr.and Mrs. Onal Cope.

Mrs. Lesse Groseclose called in thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bramm-er Monday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Monte Nunn and boysof Lewiston called in the Onal Copehome Sunday,

Mrs. Lester. Rhodes was called, toCaldwell Tuesday by the i]]ne& ofher daughter, Mrs. Gordon Crasher.

Guests for dinner in the home ofMr. and Mrs. Arley Allen Sundaywere Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Garnerand daughter, Mrs. Robert Lyons ofKamiah, Nr. and Mrs. Art Fosterand Dorothy, and Mr. and Mrs. BillBrown and son Robert of Kendrick.

School NotesWill all the people who had their

pictures taken, please either returnthe pictures or have the money inthe office by Friday.

Fifth Grade ReportClass officers were e]ected for the

second quarter —They are: Richard'arrington,President; Loren Hoff-

man, Vice President; Velda ieeCtte,secretary; Mark Heimgartner, treas-surer; Christine Henry, Seargant atArms; Victor Racicot, reporter.

The following committees wereappointed: Rhonda Brammer, JaniceFey and Kerry Roberts are the dec-orating committee. ihoren Hoffman,Danny Brown and Dennis Depbaldare the entertainment committee.Patti Watts, Von Zumhoffe and Le-roy Sproul, are the refreshment com-mittee, and Floyd Davis, Stanley Re-ibold and Terry Skaggs are the clean-up committee

Sixth Grade NemoFriday evening we got our report

cards. Carolyn Sf]flo was the onlypupil to obtain a straight "A" -re-cord for the fioat quarter. GaryDraper and Carple Farrington werethe only pupils getting no gradeslower than "B".Thse with no gradeslower than a "C" were Dianna Bate-man, Janet Schmidt, Margie Smith,Dean Weyen, Janine Hpisington anrl

(Continued from page 2)

Dear God, we thank Thee, for the lengthening yearsThat quickly zoll away;For sun and rain —for happiness and tears,FOr Wild NOvember gray..ha, served two years in the army,

'~being stationed in France.

We thank Thee for the blessings of Thy hand,The goodness of Thy ways;.,Az]d for abiding peace- that must withstand,HOHOR ROI.I.SThe toll of after-days—

First quarter honor rolls for Ken-Lead us from all ughallowe(I things we pray, drlck High School were announcedRenew our faith —'-az]d then'his past week-end. They are as

Help us to bregs The Bread: of Life todayTo feed our fellow mez]. Rona Armitage, Sharon Fey, Jo-

anne Heimgartner, Betty Blanken-—.Bei~ Gamb e. ship and Dana Nagnuson."B"Honor Roll:Judy Benscoter, David Eldridge,

I,ALII )gal gy ceiilel e, Dhdaffe kfwnmce, 'Hcee-

QI$ I g;gfg ~'tage; .,Janet, Eldridge, Eldon Fry,SAT'dl'Oe. Yd i< ' ',;.':;'" 'r'," 'psalie'ette]Itmaferd MaryMeske,'f1]1am

Edgar",Spicer,:57, Kh d- BY MR8 LTnYD CRAIG Fudge Peters, Jf]lan Weg er, Deanrick, a. Iveteran of ',.World. War II, y ., PHONI'887 Brocke, Andrea Sue 'ox, Delbertdied at the Spokane Veterans Hos- 'Roberts, Tommy Rowden, Fondapita] Satur'day night,. He had been Henry Re]i.To Come Home Bchoeffler, Dale Sflflow snd Douga patient there for. 23 .days. 'Per]or .Word, iras been rieoefved that Nr. Armitage.to. going to Spokane he was hospital- md MrS. Henry Reil and Mm Rein

i ed at Moscow for a time. hard Wilken exPect to return to their Busy DecoratingNr Spicer was born Sept 10th respective homes sometime this week, Members of the Senior Class are

1904, st Newark, New Jersey, He from California. Nr. Reil has been spending every spare moment deco-comp]eted his schooling there and a hosPital Patient in . a California rating and otherwise Preparing forentered the postal service After 23 hosP]tal for rforne weeks —but is the annual Senior Bal] which willyears as a letter carrier rn his native now on the "recuperative ]]st." be held this coming Saturday, Dec.New Jersey. Here he was a member 18. The theme "Stranger from Du-.of a Cavalry Divison during this Birthday Amriversades ,rango" vvi]] be used. Programs havetime. Mr. Spicer en]isted in .the Mr. and Nrs. Homer Parks were been ordered, music arranged for, and

Navy during World War II..He.serv- Sunday dinner guests of their son- a.wonderful evening should be theed as a mailman during his navy in-law and daughter, Mr. and Nrs. Iresult.duty and was wounded at Okinawa. Bob Lovejoy and family at Lewiston.He wee Ic the Naval Hospital ei The occasion wee Debbie Lcvefey'e SHEI N E FDDDLong Island, New York, for iwc ecd third birthday eeidvereevy.

After his release from the ser- Friday evening with a supper honor- t CARAVAH PLAH H EDvice he was employed by, the B. F. ing her'usband's birthday anniver-Goodrich Rubber Co. at Lps Angeles, sary. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. A Shrine "Food Caravan" for theCa]ffo nfa, being in charge of their Wayne Thornton and fami]y and Mr.

~ benefit of the Crippled Children'mall divsion there for nfne and a,ha]f and Mrs Keith Thornton and family, Hospital at Spo]rane is planned fpl-years. brought with. them a beautiful cake ]owing Thanksgiving

He was united in marriage. to in honor of the occasion. The caravan will form at Grange-Mildred Holt at Boise, May.1, 1948. ville on Friday morning, Dec. 1st.In 1957 he retired and with Mrs. Other News 't will. meet the Lewiston Shrine

Mr. and Nrs. Harl Whftinger were Caravan at Spencer's Restaurant inWhittier, Calif., and have since made Sunday dinner guests of Nr.'nd North Lewiston, Friday at noon.their home here. Mrs. Ben Hoffman. From there the caravan will wind

Besides his wife he is survived by Nrs. Andy preps and Mrs. Frank its way to Moscow, St. Mar]ps anda sister, Mrs. Ida Murray of Bloom- Hunt of .Lewfston were Saturday Kellogg, and the group will sPend thefield, New Jersey. visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Herman night at Ke]]pgg.He had been a communicant of Jphnson From Kellogg all go to Coeurthe Presbytedm Church since his Mr. and Nrs. Chester Vincent were d'Alene, where, Saturday at noonresidence in New Jersey. He, was Saturday cal]ers in the homes of Nr. t] ey &II meet another Shrine cara-residence in New Jersey, an(] was and Mrs. Bill Weyen and Mr. and van from Sandpoint and Bonnersstill a member of a Presbyterian Nrs Neal Er]ewfne. t Ferry —then to the Crippled Chil-Church there. He was also a member Nr. and Nrs. Walter Brocke of dren's Hospital at Spokane to un-of the Veterurs of Foreign Wars. Kendrick and Mrs. Nf]]fe York of load the trucks.The bodys was taken to Short's Lewiston. were recent guests, of Mr. The Shrfners are seeking gifts ofChapel, Moscow, where services were and ¹s. luther Parks and fern]]y. dr items such as peas, beans, Ien-held Wednesday morning at 10:00 Nr. and Nrs. Bob Decker of pot- tils, potatoes, carrots, cabbage, ap-o'lock. Mtement was in Wild Rose ]atch were week-end guests pf Mr. ples and squash. Also any kind ofCemete Bi Bear rid e. Further I ICeme ery, B g ear ridge. Further and Nrs. Joe Nf]ler and famfly. canned or frozen fruit and frozen ordetails are lacking at this time. Jeanne Craig, Judy and Joan cured meats —wf]d game being

Thornton and Janice Thornton spent very acceptable.CHOIR FESTIVrAL Monday evening with carol, Vincent. «Last year, the first year of the

Mr. and Mrs. Luther Parks, Dona,ld caravan," says Jack Mead, loca]

!

Six Methodist churches of the area and Nancy were Lewfston visitors on Shrine member, ~ 'sixteen tons of foodpartfcipated in the ~ual Choir Friday. They were supper g est of were col]ected'by the 40 t~cks in

o - y un ay Mr. and Nrs. Wa]ter Drocke in Ken- the caravan —and this year it isnoon and evening, with Dr. Norman drfck that evening hoped tp do even better, as more peo-Logan of the University of Idaho Mrs. Robt. Arrasmith was a Mon- p]e know of the good work being

day afternoon caller of Mr. and Mrs done by the hospital, and the use towhich the food will be put."

Nrs. Nina Robinson, Nr. and Mrs. Mr. Mead add d: "An eff rt wf]]Dce Rrchard R~bi~~~~ and f~mily, Mr. be made to ~bt~i~and Dana Magnuson, Mike Maund, and Mrs. Way e Lems and Ml'. and at which gifts may be left, such asRicky Rogers, Carol Hefmgartner, Nrs. Marvin Vincerit were Sunday the local Fire station. However, thatSha on a d Linda Fey, Nikey Lane, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ches- will have to await definate arrange-Guyla Wamfner, Andrea Cox, Palo- ter Vincent and family. ment in the near future."ma Peters, Rpsalie Naio, Louise Hoff- Nrs. Roy Craig ca]]ed on Nrs. Johnman, Deanna Hollenbeck, Kathy Wi]son at Kendrick Sunday after-FaMngton and Pat Johnson.. noon. They attended the 25th Wed- RIDGE RIDERST ose ta i g cars or participating ding Anniversary Open House honor-

dames Howard Hoffman Gary Eg- Ju]iaetta The Ridge Riders Club will holdgers, Bob Hutchison, Andy Cox, Den- Mr. and Nrs. Jesse Thornton were their annual meeting at the Kendricknls ac]co and David Braun. Sunday evening callers of Mr and Ff~ Hall on Monday, Dec. 4, with

Mrs Jesse Wa]kez a pot-luck supper scheduled for 6:30We S. Ce S, TO MEET Nrs. E]izabeth Anders was a week o'lock —for a]l members and. in-

end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter terested Parties.The Afternoon Circle of the W. S. Crawford Follovving supper films will be

C. S. of the Kendrick Community Mr and Nrs. Robert Draper re- shown on "Training of Horses" andChurch w]11 meet Thursday at the tumed home Sunday evening from a "Shoeing a Horse."home of Mrs. F, C. Schmidt, with twp week visit in the home of their A]I members are urged to attend,Mrs. Andy Cox as co-hostess. Nrs. as election of officers will be heldDavid Braun will lead the devotional. (Continued On Page 2) , and plans made for the coming year.

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Beer Came OverOn The

May8ower. Too!Although Columbus discovered the natives

of Central America brewing a beverage"resembling English beer" in 1502, the Pil-grim fathers also brought it with them.

A diary of the Mayflower's voyage !Mills

why the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rp'ck

instead of proceeding farther south, asplanned, An entry dated December 19, 1620,reads: "For we could not now take time forfurther search or consideration; our victualsbeing much spent, especially our beere..."A copy of the diary may be seen in theLibrary of Congress.

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THE FIRST THANKSGIVINGWhen the fall of 1621 brought the Pil-

grims a bountiful harvest, Governor Brad-fOrd '/proclaimed a day of Thank'sgiVing.

, Thagi)grims invited Mmsassoit; dt ifrI4ndly. tJndian,:„and his family.,'t,BIIE,Massassoit .

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a broad view of relationships andshowed up with ninety Indians, so the firstgreat Thanksgiving feast wss attended by140 persons in all —and there were onlyfive mature women to cook for this sizablegroup. They enjoyed turkey, as we dotoday, and it is almost certain that beerwas on the table, too, for as one account ofthe time relates, "beer was all but theuniversal beverage."

The early Americans;dff New Englandand New Amsterdam brought with %bern a

'cultures,hshiah regarded besr, and ale aS';both ": beverage 'band.';food —. a.1view shared -;by

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8/jtisfy'I/air M.D!Il.'.«M.D.R.-Minimum Daily Requirements —are the amounts

of essential vitamins, as specified in U.S. Food and DrugAdministration regulations, that are needed every day by

the healthy person —vitamins necessary to help prevent

symptoms of deficiency.

Make certain every member of your family gets theigM.D.R. with Vigran, Squibb Multi-Vitamins for aLI thefamily. For as little as 3 cents a day, Vigran Capsules provide 125 percent or more of your M.D.R. of vitalttIIS dhis Df

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1959 Nomad Wagon4-door, V-8, Automatic transmis-sion, power steering, power brakes,radio and heater. Beau- gfg9$tiful biege color1960 CorvairGreen, 4-door. Automatic transmis-sion, radio and Q9$heater .....................1961 Cor vairMaroon finish, 2-door, 700. Power-glide, radio $gQ95and heater1961 Bel Air4-door Hardtop. Powerglide, powersteering, radio and $$$4a~heater. Maroon ...................1960 ChevroletBiscayne 4-door 6 cyl. Powerglide,radio and @$95heater .................................1959 BuickLeSabre 4-door. Automatic trans-mission, radio and $fQ$heater .........................-----1961 Tempest4-door. Radio Q IQ$$and heater ................-----

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NEW SCHEDULE Perce County Free Library, They P«i with Nez Perce. Nez percewill be using a larger one and run- Cottnty Free Library will however 2

The bookmobile which the Iatah ning a bookmobile demonstration in to serve Juliaetta and Ken-drick for Latah County and LatahCounty will serve the Nez Perce areaaround Genesee until further notice.

KENDRICK WELDIINIG E <4CHINE SHO~li

; . Ttioise for a new coat of paint inside

8'reeker 8ervice III and out and should be back in LatahI I.Cggnty by Novcm1ier 20, in time for

Hard SurfacvegPhones. Shop 4177 ReSidenCe 5626 Or 5590

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.cemIWe m (~ WEATHER STAYS

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Skies quite busy during off-moments,'ak-ing and bunnijng leaves, the <trees

Ishedding their greenery slowly but

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the snow in the back-country h>tnt,hlg

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THE KENDRICK QAZETTEpublished every Wednesday afternoon(dated Thursday) at Kendrick, Idaho,by W. L. McCreary.

Subscription, $3.00 per year,, Strictly Independent in Politics'Entered at the postoffice at Ken-

dz; -'z, Latah County, Idaho, as secondclass .saba]I matter.Frank P. McCreary ...,...News Editor

Classy]ed Advert]sing15c per line. Figure 5,average wordsto line. Minimum, Spc,

Frozq~.frgii bruit.es og ail kinds at]FIX RIDGE iilIEMS

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Mrs Cleon McAlister visited in

turning on Friday. Mrs. Bruce Tar-bert and children came home withthem and stayed until Suiddy, whenMr. Tarb'crt and son Jeffry came up.Chuter Martin then spent Mondayand Tuesday with his parents.

The Caveiufish Ladies Club reportstheir sale a real success Friday even-ing. Door'prize~ent to Fred Coleand Joan Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. PatHolliday came up from Lewiston forthe occasion and he served as theauctioneer.

Mrs. Hazel Wilson and Mrs. EsterWi]spn of Kendrick visited with AlmaBetts Saturday afternoon, as didMrs. Don Christensen of Orofino, whocame up to attend the funeral of FredStage.

Wm. Kauder moved to the AlmaBetts home Sl]nday, where he wi]lspend the Wiinter.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bonser and.sons were Sun/ay visitors in the D.V. Kuykenda]] home.

Albert Netti'e of 'Orofino was aSunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.Albert Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Hen-ry Davis and da]zghter were after-noon callers;

Mrs. Reinhardt:Schroeder and sozzvisited with Mrs, .Albert Lawrenceand family Monday afternoon, Mr.Schroeder joined them in the even-ing and all were supper guests ofthe Lawrence i fam]]y.

CARD OF THANKS BY MRS. ADOLPH DENNLER Kendrick recently with her sister,Phone 8-3742 Mrs. Geo. Brocke, Sr.We wish to express our sincere ap-

Mrs. Charles Cuddy and baby ofPrecfation for the many acts of kmd- M]ss]pna Orofino spent several days of ]IIstness extended us during the illnessif and The Ju]iaetta Lutheran Missionary week in the pnle of her parents,h

mother For the words of comfort Society met in the church basement Mr. and Mrs, Alva Craig,d ri I, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs, George Kenneth Dennler, Lewiston, was a

deeply grateful. —Frs k Crocker, Havens conducted the Bible Study week-end guest of Mr, and Mrs. Sam

ld Mi]1 d f 'I Mr, slid the Thank Offering program. Weaver and daughters. SundayIand Mrs..L ster Crocker and fami y.C k d f ]y Cookies and coffee were served at guests were Mr, and mrs. C arence

46 j the close of the afternopn by Mzs Weaver and Ellen Weaver, all ofFred Silflow, Lewiston.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wright ofJacques Spur were Sunday afternoon

The Executive Committee of,the and evening guests of Mr and MrsKendrick W, S. C. S..wishes to thank Mrs, Kenneth Dennler and son of

Way W . ht d Alir h~lpi~g to make our Lewlston were Saturday over-nidinner and fancy work sale a suc- g' of Mr. and Mrs, Adolph Den-cess. Thank you —all who attended, n]er

sted, and those who Miss Bu~eda Cummings pf Spp- daughters back with them fpr a vihelped in any way with the dinner. kane was a week-end guest of Mr.

i thei hpA 8Peoial thmks goes to the Eve~g m Mrs. Tom Dennler. She attend- Larry Arnett pf Kendrick was aCircle member8, who had charge of ed the Silver Wedding OPen House Satumay guest in the Wayne Arnettthe fancy work sale. 46 1x of Mr. a d Mrs. Gep. F. Dennler pn home.

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Mr and Mrs Hans Harder and Mrs. Sam Weaver and Cheryl wereNOTICE OF ELECTION'OF HIGH-

d u ht f M L k W h d Friday luncheon guests of Mr. andWAY DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS Mrs <~< D ] r f L ~ t 're Mrs..'John ChaPman and Mrs. Annie

'undav dinner uests of Mr and eaver . e s on.

THAT AN EZ'ECTION OF KEND- Mrs Mae McCa]1 and Mrs Mae and Mrs. Ray Trautman of GeneseeRICK HIGHWAY DISTRICT COM- ' . 't dinner Sunday in the Neil Swee-MISSZONERS WILL BE HELD IN . 'ey home in the Lewiston Orchards.

DZSTRZCT. ON MORAY dinner g ests of Mr. md Mrs. Wal/he occasion honored the 37th wed-

DECEMBERi4, 1961, at the City Hall, S d'

d ding anniversary of the Trautmans.Vi]]age.of Kendrick, Latah County'rs. Tom Dennler were Mrs. Kate Mr. and Mrs. Jim Armstrong ofIdaho, .at which time two -coinmi Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Evan Lewiston were Sunday afternoon andsioners will be elected. A commis spn and fa~ily pf ppmezoy Mrs evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robt.sioner from Sub-District NO..1 and a K n D ler of Lewiston Mr and Pratt 8 d family.]ommissioner from Sub-District.No; Mrs Hans Harder snd daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greenwood

, for a ter]n of four Fears. M 8'ake. M 8 E] D~~]er of Arcata, Calif., and Mrs. GraceThe Commissioner s - 'd Don Mr and Mrs W~lt~~ Den Souders of Kendrick were Sundayas'follows: American Ridge and Lit- n]er Mr .and Mrs.'eo. F. Denn]er dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mar-

tle Bear Ridge are known as Sub- 'i ]]ers'

ion Souders and family. Elmer Sou-District No. One;.Big Bear'Ridge. and Mrs. George Giese was a Monday ders was an evening caller.Texas Ridge are 1 pwn as Sab-D]s-

dinner guest of Mrs. R. C. Woodruff . Mr. and Mm Dave Gr]m and chil-trict No. Two.

k in Kendrick dren of Headquarters anted FridayBp 'mQ open from 1:00 o'clo

Miss Judy Dennler, a student at the to spend some time in the Ernestp.. tu 7:00 o'lo ck p. m.,of said U of Z., was home over the week-end Grim home. Mr. and Mrs. Ernestday. Nomnations may be, made y Mrs.'Wallace Clark visited with Grim are leaving this week for apetition with not le88 than 20 ziames Mrs Geo Giese Monday af'temoon vacation on the coast and the Daveon said petition and filed with: the Mr and Mrs Adolph Dennler md Grim family will care fol things dur-

Debby-v]s]ted Thursday, evening With ing their absence. Mr. and Mrs. Bob30th day of November, 1961, for. said Mr and Mrs. Tom Dennler and Mr Grim and sons of Pomerpy jpfnednominees na es to be placed. On the md Mrs G F Dennler 'I them for the week endballot. Mr.,and Mrs.- Tom,Dennler, Jo]m~ Mr. and Mrs. Rollin A.rmitage and

Dated this 4th day of -November,and Mark, and.Mrs. Geo. F. Dennler family of Southwick were Sundaywere Moscow visitors on Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray.WALTER BENSCOTER, Chai~m Linda Dennler was a Friday over- Cuddy and Elmer.

GOLDEN RKENQTIICE QF 'ELFOTIQNi QF THE of Clarkston, and Mr."and Mrs. GazV BY ALMA BRTXS

POTI,ATCH CEMETERY MAIN- 'Lohma were Sunday supper guests.TENANCE DISTRICT 'O~S-

Mr and Mrs Ro er Scrimsher and Nov. 14 —Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mc-SIONERS —OF LELAND AND ™j" '

d ts f Kinney of Orofino spent TuesdayOARPl Q, . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Andrews. with Mr. and Mrs. Albert LawrenceR NThe 'Potlatch Cemeteiy Mainten- Mr and Mrs George Giese were and family. They also'called on Alma

ance District —Le]and,and Camer- Saturday supper. guests of Mr. and Betts.on, will hold an election on Monday Mrci Msrtin pp]espn ':lma Betts called at the Don Can-December 4, 1961, in the Le]and Mr and Mrs Dale Laird and sons tril and RoY Mart]zi homes Tuesday.Church basement. The polls will be of C]azkstpn weze Ssturd Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kuykendallopen from 12:00 noon until 5:00 'night guests of Mr, and Mrs Geprg and son and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kuy-o'lock p. m kendall and family, zz]I of Lewiston,

Tw'o-commissioners w]O be elected. Mr ~d Mrs Ad ] h. D ] d spent Wednesday at the D. V. Kuy-'One each from'he Second and Third Debby were Tuesday evening guests kendall home.ISub-district, Sub-district No. 2 for f Mr ~d'Mrs Ge'p p Denn]er Mrs. D. V. Kuykendall, Alma Bettsa 'our-year terni; Sub-district No, M~ F]eanor ~ D j d D . and Louella Taylor - were LewistonThree for a two-year term. and Miss Burneds Cummfn 8 were I visitors on Wednesday.

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HERMAN JOHNSON, Saturday supper guests pf. gMz, and Mrs. George Wilken and Marlene44-4' Secret'ary. M'm"'Tom Dealer 'owers and daughters, all of Ken

Mrs. Rex Taber and baby w drick sPent Wednesday even]ng withMonday dinner guests of Mr. and Alma Betts.Mls. Wallace Clark. ' Jim and Jerry McAllister came to

Mrs. Bert Nye and son visited Fri the Roy Martin home Wednesday today,with Mrs. Geo; G]ese.. Visit their mother, Mrs. Dewey Mc-

Allister., Mrs. McA]Iister returned toher home at Coeur d'Alene with them

the past several weeks.BY MRS. ROBERT PRAM Mrs. Dewey McAllister took her

Phone 5S38 mother, Mrs. Roy Martin, to Lewis-ton on Thursday for a check-up, re-

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Cameron Eznmanue] Lutheran ChurchTheo Meske. Pastor

Sunday School at:45 a. m.Worship Service at 10:45 a. m.Nov. 23 Thanksgiving Services at

10:00 a. m.

Lutheran Church of JullaettaTheo Meske, Pastor

Sunday School at 8:30 a. m.Worship Service at 9:30 a. m.

Ju]]aetta Meehodist ChurchRev. David Braun, Pastor

Worship Serv]ce,at 9:30 a.m.Sunday School at 10:30 a.m.j g

Kendrick Conunuzz]ty ChurchRove iDav]d I Bra~ PSItpr

Sunday School at 9;45 a.m.Worship Serv]ce at 11:00a.m.

Ju]]aetta Church of the NazareneW. Qene ffansen, Ppstor

SundaypSchool.at 9:45 a.,m. Class-es for a]l-ages.

,Morning. Worship at 11,:00. Ser-mon: "Wi&out Thanksgiving."

Youth Services at 6:15 p. m.Evangelistic Services at 7:00 p, m.

Sermon: "Are You Sanctified?"Prayer Meeting, 'Wed., 7:30 p.'.Union Thanksgiving . Service. on

Thursday, Nov. 23, 10:pp,a. m., withRev. David,Braun,as speaker.

Wednesday'8 MarketsRed, bulk ..............-.......,................$1.86Fprty Fold, bulk .....................,......$1.86Federation, bulk ............................$1.86Club, bulk .......................................:$1,86Barley, 100, bulk .....,......,...,.......$1.90Oats, 100, bulk .......,....................$2.20

/ma]] White, 100 ..........................$6.75Fhzt Whites, 100,....,,...,.....,...,$6.75creat NprtJzerns, 100 ......(No Quote)Rods, 100 .---.......................(NoQuote)p]zztps, 100, ...........-...........(NoQuote)

Olo var SaadWh]ta Dutch, per 100 ....(Np Quote)Alsy]ze, par 100 .....;..........(No Quota)Red; par 100 ....................(No Quote)

Egg Pr]aaa —DozenRanch Run ........................................45c

BatterRata]I, lb.......................................76c

BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs Herb Millard was pleasantlysurprised on her birthday anniversaryMonday of last week, when a groupof relatives and friends dropped in-bring a sumptuous pot-luck dinnerand a beautiful birthday cake.

Among the. self-invited guests help-ing her celebrate the occasion wereMr". and Mrs; Glen Wegner and Jill-an; Mr. and Pfrs. Bill Fry snd chil-dren of Ju]iaetta; Don Csntril ofSouthwick (whose birthday fell onthe same day') Sandy Cantril, South-wick; Mr, anI%I"Mri. Nprman Lewisand children, Mr'..and Mrs. C. H.Fry, Irene Millard and John Bogar.

Kendrick Assembly. of Qod OhurchRav. 'Wm..Reeve, Pastor

Sunday School at'9:30,a; m.Morning Worship Service at il:00Youth Meeting at 6:30 p. m.Evangelistic, Service st 7:30 p. m.Business meeting, Wednesday, 7:45

p. m.Women's Mis sip]iary Council at

10:30 a. m., Thursdgr,

Southzylpk Community ChurchJames Rosentrater. Pastor

Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.,Morning Worship at 11:00Youth Service at'7:00:p. m.Evening Worship. at 7:30.Revival Ser'vices continuing each

night, except 'Saturday, at 7:30.Friday Night —Youth Rally Night

IS STATE WINNER

The National Orange held a bak-ing contest on Nov. 4, at Salmon,Idaho, sponsored 'by. Gen'eral Mills. Itwas held in conjunction with theState Grange meeting there at thattime.

Among the participants in thiscontest was Mrs. Hugh Parks ofJuliaetta, who won first place in thestate with "Yeast Bread." Mrs. Parksreceived a vacuum cleaner as herfirst place award.

, KAY'S BEAUTY, SHOPPhone 5841 Kendrick

Open from 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.Monday through Saturday

In the Hotel Bu]]dingFeaturing-the latest equipment for

Hair Styling

CARD OF /HANKS.We wish to thank all those who

'sent. flowers, cards,. or in other waysshowed thoughtfulness during ourloss. —The Stage Family. 46-1

We feature Carnation Ice Cream—GEORGE S ', all flavors ani] packs. L'ay in a supply

FURHACE SERVICE ""'"'"""K'""'kCleaning,.& 'Service

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PI HOCHLE,PARTIES

The Big Bear Ridge CommunityClub is planning a aeries of W]ni;ercard parties, th], first 'o be e''."0p. m., Saturday,'Npv. 1'."'.

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DINNER ROLLSfor Thangsgivin g

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KENDRICK BAKERY& I.UNCH

Friday evening, Nov. 17, at 7:30,the high school cafeteria. will be thescene of a p]n'och]h party. Everyoneis asked to bring 'card tables andcards. There will be prizes for highand low scores for both men andwomen. Mrs. Roy Fey is in chargeof refreshments. A]l are urged toattend.

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4»H DinnerThe Cedar Ridge 4-H Club invites

the public to attend their pot-luck adinner on Friday evening, Nov. 17, at f6:,00 o'lock, in the Gold Hill Ha]1.FoHpwing the dinner an auction will Ibe held. Bring a covered dish and ',;,enjoy the evening with your neigh-

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NOV. $ 8SEAFOODS —AH ADDED DISH

As an added Dish, lve will feature SEAFOODS this Saturday N!g].t.A seafood dish, plus seafood salad to be added to our regM<r

Meat Dish Smorgasbord.Three families will be guests at dinner this Saturday through oi r

Award system each week. Come in, enjoy a dinner, Mzd maybe y< x

will be the luccky w]nner for next week.OPEN EVERY SUNDAY —SERVING COMPLETE DINNERS I

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Walter BrockeCH5aa Phone 5989 Rasldenoa 5981

jtR. ZIPS .(PrI:IeZ'ormerly Kendrci k CafePho

bors..This will also be achievement night "~

'and awards, for the 4-H Fair will be',:,,given. out.

,, Fondly Neighbor ClubThe Friehdl'y Neighbor Club met on

'„'Tuesdayof last week-at the home of ."~W'ANT ADS. ~ Mrs. Alva Craig. Election of officers I'

FOR RENT —Unfurnished apart- for 1962 was held,,as follows: Mrs.,'t+RANK S RADIO ment. Phone 4237 37-2 George Lyons, president; Mrs. Jack ';

Parsley, vice president; Mrs. Phil "AND TV —CH~~G C~~. Bahr secretary treasurer. Mrs LyLewiston Price at Kendrick. Leave ons Mrs. Craig. presented the lesson .';

KT W O <m for BuSime88. at Western Auto SuPP]y, Kendrick'n '~sing zdaho Fruts." Severa] des- 'I

Golden Gz'ain Da]ry, Lewiston. serts were demonstrated. These,in the Western Auto 2~ with coffee and cookies were servedBuilding, KendriCk pOR SAz,p zmas Cards pn hand as refreshments by the hostesses—

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11 k f or to order. Everyday cards and Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Robert Pratt.cpa]rs ora ma esomany gifts. —Alma Betts,- South-

S and wick. 42 4x Other NewsSunday afternoon guests of the

ApplsanCeS There is no substitute for good Sam Weaver family were his niece ~~ z on food, and you will find every kind tc and nephews, Dianne, Danny andIn the UuSImeSS o "

. tickle your palate at Blewett'8 Gro Donny Kemano and a friend from'earS eery in Kendrick. 1-ado Spokane.Skippy Arnett visited over the

FOR SALE —The Jud Lee residence. week-end with his grandparents, Mr.Contact A .O. Kanikkeberg. 46-tf and Mrs. phil Bahr.

~ ppR SALE —12 ]ayin New Ham - There will be a special Thanksgiv-PhOne 4911 Kend 1 eire pu]lets, Fred Glenn 46 1x ing Program at Ole Gokl Hill Church

on November 17, following the Sun;Home Phone JuBae -

FOR RENT —5-.room home ]n Julia- day School hour, which is a 10:00etta. Phone 5542. 46-tf

NOTICE OF ELECTION OF CEME-BEAUTIFUL GIFTS for Everyone ]n TERY DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS

the Family by AVON. Call Mrs.Jack Kuykendsll aftez' p. m ex- NOTICE ZS HEREBY GIVENcept Fridays. PhOne 5563. 48 4 That an e]ection of Nez-Tah Ceme-

ZXCEPTZONAL OPPORTUNITY —tery Mamtenance District Commissioners will be held in the saidRehable man to service wholesale

jcigar accounts. Sensational new IDistrict on Monday, December

way of merchand]s]ng o]d, re]]ab]e~

1961, at the City Hall, Village onations]]y advertised product. (1959

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Kendrick, Latah County, Idaho, acigar sales exceeded $6pp,ppp,ppp) which time three Commissioners rom

You detrmirie how much Ome you Sub-Districts Nos. 1, 2 and 3 w 11 be

devote and how large you want to elected for a term of four years

grow. Must have car, $1,125 to $2,- The commissioner sub-districts are25p c'ash and be your own manager. as follows: Juliaetta and F x g,

p Sub-district No. 1; Bear Ridge, Sub-Write B. L. D. Dis ributing Co., district No. 2 and American Ridge,today; 1955 University Ave., St. K d. k

o ™mfeN p zcePaul 4, Minnesota. '6 1 Kendrick, and part of Nez erce

County, Sub-district No. 3.FOR SALE —6-yr. size crib with~ Polls will be open from 1ipp o'lock

spring and mattress. Reclining I p m. until 5:00 o'lock p. m. of saidstroller with canopy. Mrs, Ernesti day. Nominations may be made byDennler. 46-1 j petition with not less than 20 names

~Ion said petition and filed with the,PZAz'iO FOR SALE -= Wne Spinet, secretary up to and including the I

like new. Assume low monthly 30th day of November, 1961, for saidpayments For information write, nominees names to be placed on theCredit Manager, Bpx ?035, Idaho ba]]ot.

iFalls, Idaho. 45 z Dated this 10th day of November,

1961.FOR LOWEST PRICES read the J. M. HEDLER, Secretary.

ad..if Blewett's Cash Grocery on, First pub. Nov. 16, 1961the back page. 72 Last pub. ¹V. 30, 1961.

THE KENDRlCK GAEs;L J,ts THURS!DAY, NOVF+8|i!R 16, 1961—ily of Cream ridge visited with Mr.',;and Mrs. Fred Newman, Friday even-

ZLCDQI ECK J Qehtgf Ida Stoneburner and Emma Har-tung were Sunday dinnqr guests of

IIIIDAY —SATURDAY their sister, Mrs. John Schwarz. Inthe afternoon all attended ttie SilverWedding Open House of Mr. and Mrs.Geo. Dennler, in IJuliaetta,

~ ~, Helen Mielke'isited .with FdmmaI 8 II I ~ I Hartun and, Idi Stonebgrner Mon-(In Technicolor) '

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, f'llblished Weekly by the Union Oil Service at KendrickNEWS BRIEFS FROM,

HELLO, YHSBB„FOLIAR made e, fortune. What's hs worthI

C~Y~N SNOB~ AMERICAN RIDGEthis "Indian Summer" .in'int'er —,Jimpson: "Well, six months ago One show only each evening, be- Phone 41$9

,,but ail good,jtliings., come. to an, the Tex«is authorities were offer- ginning at 7:SO o'lock standardend —so better;go:Out and 'take ing P 000 for him' time. Hi-Hope Club To Meet

I .a .look at that Xusl,.'oil;tank.—then give ue a, cali at,4251 —we How about anti-freeze? Is your 26c The Hi-Hope Club will meet with gltIQwill be there in,y„flash.with Union car, pickup or truck ready for

16, at 1:30 .p. m. Nrs, Bob. SmithI

to us today! We'l do the job for'' ' ' '' '.: ': - and Nrs. Lawrence Heimgartner.will

.Truck Driver: I%ghat'll you have you! Better be safe than sorry.'resent the lesson on "Idaho Foods

cuddiesomii Ciiitii: '<I Slices:I'll The msn who einEB st the top CAAMERONo ';SEtITION 'ohupfer will demonstrate "chdst-'hop ?Ihts Week end for your Itoltdayhave. champagne,!':"' ~ of his voice for an hour a day will:, . „'..mas Decorations and Gift Ideas. Any-

Truck Driver: -!."Guess again!" 'ot 'e 'troubled" by chest',corn- g ptwl!p+fpgwslo QT g ~f~~ one having Christmas, suggesiions..is Needs'laintsin his old age, I.read.:The g'4 I I,p I,I.f/';";$ Qgggg asked';to'ring .them to the meeting;

Say, how about, those 'winter neig bors will make sure ofthat!,, ....,. S t d It T ~ I Ymud? If not,'coma II! 'an'd talk it want fast starts, «luick warm- 'Phone R1826,, Mr.'and Mrs. Bill Harri and chil- . ThanASgiVing Dinner a Sover with us. Youtlbbe surprised at up in winter?'hen come in for dren, 'Judy NcCall 'nd '-Don 'rim,how cheaply jroutct«nl O?vn;a set- a tankful of Union 7600 or Royal

iClub Meets,,. all of Clarkston, were Sunday dinner

.Gasoline! Best by'test! ': ~;IThe cameron,Home Demonstration guests of Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Soc vv '':irflnCe cYieat, parSimPson: "That, son.of yours ~ H .:Club met with Mrs..Ted Weyeli on Heimgartner and family. g.~ .~,.-~~ . f)l NOne Better f

who went to. Texas .,must have Always travel "Union".. Thurs/ay ..afternoon, with .11 mern Miss.Janice. Heimgartner'f Lew- S~™«e ~. ~ne ' ~VeS ~

~bersd three visitors"and six children iston sp'ent the week-end with hell S+ pr, E~ne COffee lb,—~

present. The regular business ses- parents, Mr. and . Mrs. Lawrence '

s!on was held.. HeilIlgartner and faInlly., Hej Sey ChOCOlate 'hipS - /~OS, pfgg, gMrs. Fred Newman and Helen . Mr. and Mrs. Jay. Havens of Colfax 39/Nielke gave s,. demonstration on were Tuesday evening- supper guests Blue P latce COVe OySterS, Can .......39

,SA'hTURDAY SPECIALI I,"".,;.'I;.",'"-'" ""'".""" "M, .'k"""'M.""~"'d'".»'.: Shelled Waln'ut Meats, 8 oz .....-.69«t1

,«i freshments at the..close of the agter Peter Van Houten'nd son 'in'he

'OAST ><~>ggY DINNER — I'n«' — ' "'"',c""","'h'm':„„' 4 W. Pineappl —all the uranted kinds

InCludiljw j 'SOup, Salad, DreSSing,- VegetableS,,< Office~ HoldIMeetlng; Mr .~d Mrs Warneyr May Jr'd CAMlII —„., 8pearS —Sliced —'ratedPotSQ'S'S «t'tt'd,;0'ravy —Snd Dgvgggrl!

' I "The Offieere'Of the A. L; C.', gmunday.—.'hOnOrinE Mr. May Oii hie . IAtlfbe'S: :PumPkt"n 2 '!ye, -2tlifl Cane ...43«tmet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs; 'birthday'nniversa~

ServeII frrom 1i OO p. M. through EVening ..«Harl Whitinger to make out their Mrs; Norla Can!son and Nrsf Peter ', FORAGERS COEEEEg .

' Year Books for 1962. The'izaar Van Houten and son were Saturday

! Leonard Wolff, Mrs.'Theo 'Meske.. ed the funeral'og 'his uncje, L'ester

BUR'T'8: CONPECTIONERY .'""" 'M' 'S.M".: M'..ME'pc"" «'f' qraniierr'tesp presa'—'tL'':;.." .:......~:j). - g eats of M'. ~hd ~'rs '<-''ge <~~-: Ocean Spray Cranberries Jellied—'' Mr. and 'Mrs. Aug.:F,.,..Wegner, ens.

'ayne.andVern, Mr. and Nrs. Dan... Mrs. Peter Van Houten and son; I 8 CanSSullivan and family,and Mr pand.MrSP and Mrs'; Motrla Callison were Satur-

. Glen WeIpie'r and Jillan attended the day dinner guests., of Mr, ind"Mrs."Wegn'er Family Reunion" in Nos-. David Van Houten at Moscow.

«> cow, at. the Wilson Rogers home "qn'Ira and Rayneyf Havens, of.Lewis- '

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on an d Jerom e Betera ori of .C)arks'qn were week-end.guests of MI'e and;Nrs. George. Havens.. Charles. Hs;

«j, Other. NewS 'ens and Dick Ellis of Clarkston ',

and NI's Waiter Koepp and were Sunday evening guests.I':Sldp, md Mr: md Mrs. Harl Whit- Mrs. Warms Davis.and Mrs. Frank-

'«< spent a three-day furlough at their Bob, and Mra. Peter Van Houten.andJ' AI T tP ~ Ij R. homes here over the week-end, re- son,were Sunday 'iane g ests of",tung to Fort Lewis Sunda v n- Mrsy Johmma Nelson on Big,Bear'HOJYE $951

« f rrMrs. Fred Newman, Helen Mielke I

Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Davis andd Mra Harl YI™Adt'ger assisted son Bruce were Moscow vis!to

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BOB MAGNUSON AGENCY 3',": -'," "-- "-:~ ™:"::,;;".'„;,"-";.Moscow, ID~Ho pmoNE,u,.„„

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POllw 'pIOINII ITEMSEresh and Cured Meats at Bleutett's Kendrick—

, Mr. and Mis. Stanley Hepler at-'Y GN. OLBN STEVENS I

tended .the Troy.Demy Cun Ciuh tur.. Phone 8-2S$2key, shoot Sunday, bringing, home

", eight nice'irds. Mrs. Ellen Roberts oi'ongview, .

Mrs. IIegb. Weber and Mrs. Den- Washington and Mrs. Hester Mathers'ip.Lohman, Juliaetta, .were recent of: Clarkston were Tuesday morning r

dinner guests of Mrs. Eldon Glenn. callers in the Glen Stevenshome.'r.

and Mrs. Otto Kruger and..Mr The Friendship Club met Thursday

I Aug. Brammer.Thursday, evening with Mr. and Mrs. The next meeting will be November

M 'd M Wgbert B'riinsiek and 30th at M s. W y gMr, md Mrs. Eldon Glenn md baby home

'ere Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Sunday guests of 'Mr. and Mrs.and Nrs. Albert Glenn and Nrs. An- Albert Heimgartner included Mr. and

Mrs. A'lvin Steigers, Leo Heimgart- „I

Mr. and Mrs.'ecil Brammer and ner and sons, Ni.. and Nrs. Ralph;j) l )'[II(~ family of Lenore were Sunday dinner Stei eis and famii and Nrs Eu ene ',pests of Mr. ed Nrs. Aug. Bram- Steigersand family, and Mrs. Eugene: gmmeI, In the ev'erijng Nr, and Nrs

Mr. 'and Nrs. Ted Weyen attended family visited Qr. and Mrs; Newt ".

the Hcuse ws'rminE it the Don can. Heath saturday,evenisK.; . '......,uOIISe i«eartril home at Southwick, Saturday, Mr. and. Mrs. Philip .Poole 'and

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and Nrs. Ted weyen. qnd,'amily m'ere sunday diriner 'oII 'can coitnt on Standard

k7LlL!ll Ill Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Allen and fam- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Newt Heath. g+veorpQf+ac Qdforde~ I

even economical heat.

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