4 The Gazette-News, Thursday, December 6, 1979

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ICendrick (<ttzrtte Nov. <23, 19S9

American F<.idge News: Janie Lun-ge ts stuytltg <<vith ltet't'utt(iput'etl'tsMr, and Mvs, Gec, Ditvidson whileher purerits uve visiting in Seattle.

<Mr. und Mvs, Fvunkie Benscotevund Mrs. Guy wrve Lewistcn visitors.Sunday un(l ute their

Thanksgiving'inner'ith

Mr. und Ivlvs, Jack Od-em, Mvs. Guy left Tuesday forOakland, Cu. to spend the winter.

iSenutor yVtn. E, Bovuh, republicanof Idaho hus been selected as the 1stwinner of the lveekly award to the"Man of the Week" on the Nationalscene, by the Mun of the Week com-mittee of judges, it wus announcedtoday by Fulton Letvis, Jr„nightlyradio commentator from Washingtonover 9S stations c f the Mutual Bi oud-casting System, CongvatulutionsSenator Bovuh upon his selection ofMun of the lVeck, Fttlton Lewis, Jr.said:"Last Sunday, Mv. John Hamil-ton, the Republican National chm.asked Republicans in Congress tostand by the party in the next ses-sion. The Reptlblioan Senator Bovahof Idaho mode immediate reply tothat. He suid .he would vole liliththe party when he believed it wusright, against it, tvhen he believed itwas wrcng; Our judges believe thatwas the voice of tvtte statentanshipwhethet it was a Republican speak-ing ov a Democrat speaking of his.So, tonight, we'e proud to give the1st award, fov the Man of the LVeckto Senatcv Bovuh of Idaho.

Senator Bovah, ranking Republi-can on the Senate Foreign Relationscommittee, hus served in the Senatelonegr thun any other Sen'stot.Genesee Nelvs 50 Years Ago

Miss Nova Ron(leuu of Coeurd'lene,a I'ecent grad»ate of Lcwiston

Notmul camo Sunday to succeed MrsSam Lange, tcsigncd ns tiachcv inthe 2nd and 3rd glades of the Gcn-csee public schocl.

Sevevul members of the PythianSister lodge suvpriscd Mvs. MinnieSpringer in honor of he 77th birthdayanniversary last Fviday afternoon.

The hunting party composed ofMut k Spvingev,,Fred Miller, BobWardrobe, Bob Gray, Heber Harms,Albert Beckman, Clarence Beckmanwas very successftil,

Miss Wilma Ingle, former Geneseeresident is convalescing in a Colfax,Wa. hospital following un operation.

Miss Glaclys McMilliun, daughterof Mr, and Mrs, D. A. McMillan, of

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FSTATF. FARM SAI.EThe yevsonul representatives of the

Estate of <MATIL'DA BERTHAHIILFY, deceased, will soll under t.heterms set forth herein real propertysituate in Latah County, Idaho, Lo-wit;

Ey'E/4 SE/g NW/4.N<'E'/~lVt,( NEI/4, Section 16,

Tolvnship 38 North, Range 2W. B. M„SUMECT TO aneasement No. 552 in favorof the ICend rick HighwayDistrict.

consisting of approximately 50 acresof tillable lund, approximately 216acres of pasture lund und approxi-mately 14 acres of toudlvays umlncn-productive lund,

Bidding will be by sealed bids de-'livered to the law office of Frank V.Barton, 622 Main Street, (P, O. Box573), Lewiston, Idaho, 83501, befove2:30 p. m. December 14, 1979; bidsnutst be marked on outside cover ovenvelope "SEA«D<D BID MATILDABERTHA RILEY ESTATE", BidsmusL'e accompuniecl by a cashier'scheclc fov 5% of the bid payable tothe Estate of Matilda Bertha Riley.

Bids will be opened u.t 1:00 p. m.,DECEMBER 15, 1979, at the luw off-ice of Frank V. Bnvton ut 622 MainStveet, Lewiston, Idaho.

TERMS: Cash —eu,t'nest money of5% tc be paid immediately after ac-ceptance of bid; balance to be paidin full on or before Decembev 21,1979, by cashier's check paya'ble toMATILDA BERTHA RILEY ESTA.-TE Ltnless u, later date is fixed bymutual agreement in writing. Thesum accompanying bid and earnestmoney will be i'ovfeited as seller'liquidated datixages upon biddet"sfailure to complete purchase. Thecashier's check submitted with thebid may be credited to the 5'r', pay-able upcn acceptance of bid.

LE<A<SE: Sale will be subject to theleasehold interest of Douglas V. Har-ris, ICendrick, Idaho as leussee ttlldet'.

written lease expiring October 1,1980, subject to option of the leasseet.o renew the lease for u term of five(5) years on the same terms exceptpustttve rental which is determinedseparately each year.

POSSESSION: Purchaser shallhave complete possession immediate-ly subject only to the aforesaid lease.

TITLE; Merchantable title suibjectto 1979 real property taxes; title in-suvance in the standard policy formtvill be furnished at sellers'xpense.

CROPS: 1979 crops have been hu,r-

Pullman, became the bride cf JohnLiberg, Saturday, Nov. 30. Theywere married at Moscow by the Rev.Roger P. Oliver of the First Luther-an church.

Victor Dunielson und Norman F<la-moe left lost Sunday for Californiawhere they intencl to spend the win-ter months.

J. P. Herman und Glenn Sumy-son veturned home the latter part ofof last week from a hunting trip inthe not thcvn part of the stu.te.

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RedCross PluEr,macyPreseriytiels Carefully

Comyozcnded

4IIiNINl Healile NeedS

Sick ItOOuI, SICPylieS0

Telephone: 289-594$

Haurs: 8 a. m. —5:45 p. m.

CLOSED SATURDAY AFTERNOONSMemorial Day Thru Labor Day

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A Consoliduticn of The Kendticlc Gazette und The Genesee News

Published every lVedttcsduy (du(cd Thurs(lay) and enteted us seconilclass ntul,tcv ul lite Post Office in ICeudrick, Iduho 83537 anil Genesee,Idaho 83832, Lutuh County, under Act of Congress of March, 1879.The Official Newspupet of Genesee, Kendrick uml .)uliacltu, Idaho

Jane L. Piotlt und William.A.. Roth, PublishetsWm. A. Roth, Editor -;- Mvs, James Cuddy, News EditorGenesee —Telephone 285-1513 Kendviclc —Teleyhone 289-5731Subscription Rates: $5,00 per year in Lutuh, Nez Perce, ClearwaterCount,ies, Idaho and Asotin und Whit,mun County, Washittgton.

All olhev Address —$6.50 pcr Year Single Copy —15cAdvertising Rates Given Upon Application

l'OSTMASTKIIS: Send Form 3579 io IC<lnilviclc, Idaho 83537

vested; puvchaser shall - have landlords share of 1980 et~ps under theaforesaid lease.

INSPECTION OF PIR<EMIBES:Call Mrs. Leila Hazeltine (509) 758-2751 for appointtuent.

RESERVATION: Personal Repre-sent,utives reserve the right to rejectany ot ull bids and the right to ac-cept any bid,

DATED: Novembev 23, 1979,s /Leila Hazeltines /Donald R Riley

Pub. 2 times:1SL; Pitb. Nov, 29, '792nd Pub. Dec. 6, '79

LEGAL NOTICEQUI1<.T TITLE

IN TIIE DISTRICT COURT OFTFIE SECOND JUDICIAI DIST-IIICT Or TIIE STATE Or IDAHO,IN AND I OR THF. COUNTY OF<

LATAIICA.SE NO. 15592

SU5DIONSCITY OF» ECENDRICK )a munictpul cc vporutton, )

Plaintiff )vs. )

M. C. NORMOYLE and JANE DOENORMOYLE husband and lvife; theunlcnown Heirs und Devisees of M.C. NORMOYLE, und JANE DOENORMOYiLL<"; JA'ME<S N. 'EAN,also knolvn as J, N, DEAN andJA,NE DOE DEAN, husband andwife; the unknown Heirs and Devis-ees of James N, Dean and Jane DoeDean und all unlcnown Owners andall Unknown Claimants of AnyRight, Title or Interest of, in cr tothe Following Described Real Prop-erty Situate in the County of Latah,State of Idaho; to~t: That part ofthe SWt/~ of the SEt!4. c,f Section 24,Tolvnship 38 North, Range 3 W. B,M. descti<bed as follows:Commencing at the ISouthwest corn-er of Lot 6, Block 14, Original Towncf ICendvick, Idaho, as shown by i;hevecorded plat thereof, which point isalso ihe Southeast covner of said SW'/~ of L,he SEt/<. of said section 24,thence West 81 feet to u point whichis the TRUE POINT OF BEGIN.NING; thence continue West 208,5feet to u point, thence North 100feet; thence East 208.5 feet to a poi-nt; thence South 100 feet to theTRUE POINT'F BEGINNING.

Defendants.THE STATF OF IDAHO SENDSGREETINGS TO ALL OF THEABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS,'11HI«R UNICNOWN HEIiRS ANDD<EVISEES, AND TO AiLL DEFEN-DANTS REFERRED TO AS UN-KNOW~N OWNERIS AM~3 UNKNO-WN CLAiIiMANT OF ANY RIGHT,TZ11LE OR. INTEREST OF, IN ORTO THAT REAL PIRIOPERTY HER-EIN-AiBOVE <DD<SCRBBE:

YOU, und E<ACH OF< YOU, AREHEREBY NOTI'FIED that a com-plaint has been filed against you inthe District Court of the Second Ju-

'dicial District cf the State of Idaho,in und for the County of Latah, byhe above named plaintiff, and youave'hereby clirected to file a writtenanslVer or a written motion in de-fense to said complaint within twen-ty (20) days of the date of the serv-ice of this summons upon you; andyou are further notified that unlessyou do so within the time herebyspecified, the pl'uintiff will take jud-gment against you as prayed in saidcomplaint.

The abject and yurpose of this ac-tion is to quiet title to the real prop-er'ty hereinalbove descriibed in theplaintiff against the defendantskncwn and unknown hereinafternamed as defendants in the title andcaption of this

action'.'ITNESS

MY HAND and theSeal of this District Court this 19thday of Noventiber 1979(SEAL )

JOAN BAUER, ClerkBy D. Hohnhorst

Deputy ClerkFranw V. BartonAttorney for Plaintiff622 Main StreetP. O. Box 573Lewisto„, ID 83501743-4471

, pub. dates: ?

Following are a list of the resultsof achievement night held in GeneseeThvvsday November 15th,

4-H A,chievement Night was host-ed by the club which Nancy Feigen-butz is the leader. Also Kay Swen-son and Jay Nelscn are leaders inthat same club. Jay Nelson servedas Master nf Cetemonies,.

Genrsee Achievement 1979 ~

County AlvurdsBicycle; Deanna ShirleyBread; Truq)r StoutClothing: Kristi HansonFood Preservation: Wendy RingeHealth: Pat Borgen,

Jason A,rchibaldSafety: Joe CvancaraVeterinary Science; Alan KrickWood Science; Bruce MeyerGeology: Eric SpanglerRecreation: Jim CvancaraSheep; Nunette Morken

County Honor AwardsPetroleum Power: Jason ArchibaldArt: Ilena Johann

Pomona AwardsFoods: Alicia Johann, Pat BorgenClothing: Kate LyonsGardening: Etin CarrollGeology: David Cvancara .Sheep: Christy Feigenbutz,

Pat BorgenRabbit: Wendy Ringe

Leader Alvar(lsGenesee Livestock—Gloria Cvancara: Gold Seal, 2 yrs.Kay Zenner: GoId Seal, 19 yrs,Marcia Johamt: Pin, Cert., Seal, 1 yr.C. C. C. ChtbNancy Feigenbutz: Pin, Cert., Seal

1 yr.Kay Swenson, Gold Seal, 7 yrs.Jay Nelson, Gold Seal, 3 yvs.ltuppy ValleyMartin Stout: Gold Seal, 10 yrs.John Stout: Geld Seal, 8 yrs,Joan Stout: Gold Seal, 8 yrs,Mary Stout: Gold Seal, 7 yts.Don Schleuter: Gold Seal, 3 yrs.Linda Schleuter: Gold Seal, 3 yrs,

Leader Anniversary A'lv<ur(ls

Electricity Alvurds—10 years, Martin Stout

F<.lectrlcity Awards-F<irst Year Pin-

Jinx Arohibald, Ailan James Krick100% Completion

Genesee Livestock —Gold SealCider and doughnuts were setored

u,t the close of the program.—Kay Zenner

Public Comments InvitedOn Northern Region Planning

Missoulu, Mt.—.Northern RegionalForester Tom Coston has invited pub-lic comment and participation in thedevelopment of a long-range land andresource plan fcr the Region,

"Contacts are being made with in-dividuals, agencies, conservationgroups, t esouvce org unizations andothers interested in ntanagementplanning for the National Forests kNational Grasslands of the four-state(<Montana, northern Idaho, NorthDakota and westevn South Dakota)Region," Coston explained. "iWe aremaking these contacts in an effcrtto explain the Forest Service plan-ning process and to encourage parti-cipation. We are seeking ideas,suggestions, and comments from allinterested individuals ahd grdups."

In September, six significant Nor-thern Regic n pl'arming issues weveidentified: energy conservation, es-,thetic needs, forage, needs, landown-ership, wildlife and fish habitat andwood fiber needs.

"We seek public comment on thesesix issues and other issues the publicfeel should be considered in develop-ing long-range plans under the pro-visions of the Resources PlannlingAct," Coston explained.

Pubiic comments will be acceptedby the Forest Service until Dec. 12.They, should be sent to-

Tom Coston, Nc vthern RegionalForester USDA Forest Service,

P. O. Box 7669Misso'ula, Mt, 59807

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BACl4 FA)E SERVICEBERT H. ROBBINS

'ULIAETTA, IDAHOTelephone276-7891

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RICK ARNETTI

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MOSCOW, IDAHO PHONE 882-4534

WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU

I -Dealers in Grain and Peas Since 1904- I

Fertilizers —Bulk 8 Sacked

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Kendrick, Idaho Phone 289-4961i~

Jack Brown

CRUSHING 8 EXCAVATING

+ Crushed Rock"r Backhoe Service

* Loading and Hauling

Phone 276-798I0 IJ L I A ETT'A, I DA HO

DEPT. OF EMPLOYMENTAccording to Phiyllis Dunn, Mos-

cow local office manager for the Id-aho State Department of Employ-ment the following jobs are current-ly open: registered nurse, bank teller,food service workers, nurse aides,and bookmobile liibrarian. Contactthe Job Service at 221 I«st Second.Street for further information.

U. S. Savings Bonds have a historyof helping Ainericans purchasehomes, finance college educations,enrich retirements und weather thosefinancial emergencies that confrontvs ull. This Christmas, give tradition.

All men have hearts, and eachheart hus its own leaning.—Shinto-istll,

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ral Home I'EAN'I ELECTRICr new Location

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WIRINQ AND EIECTRICAL SERVICEWATER PUMP —SALES 8 SERVICE

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RANDY NOBLE, Special'gentHome —Auto —Fire

Life —Health —FinanceCrop —Hail 8 Fire

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OBILOIL, MOPiH&AS MOBIL HEATIIN'n)BIL

FUEL nlRSI, —O'OBIL LUBRICANTSVIre %Ill Order Any SpecIal Stems Desired

MOBIL TIES BATTERISt

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MOBIL OIL CORPORATIONKENDRICK, IDAHO

Phone 289-4061 Residence 276-3131

Results of Genesee IPatronize Your Local Merchants

Achievement Night

S'oay 'oiaKerby Kirkham and Linda Steigerswith little neice Hillary Talbott ofMoscow. "Happy Birthday Aaron",)vho was a former Cherrylane resi-dent!

Don Brown and snn A,lien, with: Don's sister, Meric Cooper, all ofLewiston, again spent Sunday with

!Helena Brown at Pinecreek.

where interesting discussicns of Al-vin and Mabel's recent visit in theBeatt!e area, and details nf Ernest'sand Ken's trip to Missoula relativeswere rehashed!

The Keith Steigevs'eaded liome-ward to Montana on Monday, follow-ing overnite Sunday in the hcme ofher parents, Art and Jcsie Ellev inLewiston.

Nellie Dean Stelgers —Reporter

Monday morning newsgatherdngseemed very scarce. Everyone's pow-ev supply suddenly disappeaved, butwas restored by 8;30,

Mildred Heath reported her Satur-day guests for the day weve daugh-ter Norma Rugg and husband Ken-neth Rugg. Also the new well pumpon the Ray and Evelyn L<vans prop-eryt was installed, but was still min-Lis the power supply necessary forits operation. This will be remediedwith the installation of the powerline from the warehouse supply sour-ce.

Visitors from Lewiston-Enroute homeward frcm visiting

in the Orofino region, Mrs, Hunter',

!Ruth's mothev, and Mrs. Dor'othy

iBobbitt visited during the afternoon

! in the Wayne Heimgartnev home,last Thuvsday,

The Lloyd Stevens family visitedSunday afternoon in L()wiston withgrandmother Mae Greene,

Julie Bateman of Kendrick spentovevnite Saturday with Leah Heim-gartner.

>Steve Pettit and wife Diane spenta happy, floating river day on Fri-day with catch and release steel-head fishin from Lenor e to Cherry-lane.

PUHUG %HICKS

ORDINANCE NO. 252

AN OR<DINANCE OF THE CITYGF GENBSEE, IDAHO, ENACTINGA, NEW CHAPTER 15, TITLE 5,OF TIIE CITY CODE OF'ENESEEIDAHO, WITH SAID CHAPTE<RPROVIDING FOR THE GRANTINGTO GENESL<E TE<LEVISION SYSTEM, INCORIPORATED, A 1< RAN-CHI>SE TO CON>BTRUCT, MAIN-TAIN AND OPERATE A, COAXIALCABLL< SYSTEM, AND TO CON-TINUE TFIE OPERATION,ANDMAINTE<NANOE OF AN EXIST-ING COAXIAL C<ABLE SYST1<".M,FOR TELE<VISION SIGNAL DIS-TRIBUTION IN THE CITY Ol<

GENDBEL<; PROVID)I>NG FOR THEAPPROVAI OF 'PHiE CITY ENGI-NEER FOR ALL E<X~C)A)VATION INOITY STREh<DS <BY GF«rESI'"TELEVI'SION BY>ST>BM, INC,, ANDF<QR THE REMOVAL A)ND RE-L>OCATIGN OF INiSTAILLATIONSAT THE REQUEST OF THI" CITYENGINEER; PROVIDING I OR ATERMI'NATION DATE FOR S,AIDFRANCFHSE; PROVIDING FORGENE<SEE TELEVISION SYSTEM,INC., TO CARRY CASUALTY IN-SURANCE AND TO HOLD, THECITY OF GENES EE HARM)LESSPROM LIABILITY; PROVIDINGFQR THE RENEW)AL OF SAIDFRANCHISE; PROVIDING FORTHE COLLECTION OF COMPEN-SATION .FROM SU<BSCRIBE<RB;P>RGVIDING TFIAT SAID FRAN-CHISE SHALL NOT BE< EXCLUS-IVE; PROVIDING FOR THE MAIN-TENANCE OF A BUiSINE<SS OFF<-ICE FOR GENE<SEE TI«LE<VI'SIONSYSTEMS, INC., IN THE CITY OFGENESEE; PROVIDING 1"OR PAY-MENT OF A PERCENT>A>GE

Ol'RO'S,SRECEIPT)S TO THE CITYOF GENBSBE, BY THE GBNESEETELEVISION SYSTEM, INC. RE-CORDB BY THE CITY TREASUR-ER; DBCLAHI<NG CERTA<I)N ACTSTO BE UNLAWFUiL,AND PROVI-DING FURTHE<R .FOR PUNI)SH-MENT THEREOF; PROVIDINGFOR ARBITRATION IN THE EV-ENT OF A DISPUTE; PROVIDING'11HAT SAID F@A<NCHI)SE SHALLBE GOVE<'RNED BY THE RULL<'SAND REGULATIONS OF TIIEFEDERAL COMMUNICATI 0 N SCOMMISSION; <ADD PROVIDINGFOR A COM)MENCBMENT DATE'FOR SAID FRANCHI>SE.

Regular visits with Mothev Mystic(Heimgartner continue as usual. Clubon Thursday will be held as schedu-led at the home of Gevtrude Heim-gartner —"the Lord willin'nd thecreek don't rise".

At Cherrylane-Keith Steigers and wife Carolee,

with small pet dog, 'SkippertyBreed'rrivedfrom Missoula, Montana on

Saturday late aftevnoonbringing'eveval

horses to winter in our movetemperate area, Gathered with themAt the home of parents E<rnest andNellie Steigers at Cherrylane forsupper and the evening were DavidMontez Steigers c f Juliaetta; KenSteigers, Linda his wife children Bek-alyn and Brant 'nd <Linda's smallneice Hillary Talbott of Moscow, al-so Jim Steigers, on his late ari'ivalfrom his regtilar Saturday triy toSpokane. A very haypy time!

The Van Suffers!—The Keith 'Steigers'eported the

recent 'fortunate'ccident of theirclaughtev Christine, husband ColemanGowan and infant son Jason, inwhich their van, going slowly, slip-ped out of control on ioy roads andlanded up-side-dcwn, suffering $2,000)plus damage, but the people onlyshaken! The baby screaming at thetop of his sturdy lungs, had been, attire terse command of his father,hastily clasped, carrier and contents,in the arms of his mother, she land-ing suspneded by safety stray, fromthe ceiling, but Jason in the proyevupright positicn! Montana wintersare stern! Srrb-Zero!

A birthday party for master Aa-ron Curtis was held at his Juliaettahome on Monday, Dec, 3. Luncheonguests, earlier, included Diane Pettitvrith small son ICelly, also bringing

FOR SALE: Scotch Pine ChristmasTvees. 285-1230 4t48 p

FOR SALE: Naph>yde Stock Racks.Fits 1 ton truck. 12'ed.

4t47c Lloyd Cook

2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME FORSALE or vent on lot, 276-3528.

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JULIAETTA RENTAL —2 bedroom,1 bath, garage, $250. Call 882-9521.

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WALNUTS FOR BALF 75c lb, or$2.00 a lb. for Shelled. 289-4227.

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PGR )SALE—12x60 Nashua. Excell.. condition, Ph, 289-5297. A business trip to Kendrick Thurs-

day A. M. then on to Lewiston, plusa busy afternoon there, including anearly eve call at the home of sonBill and wife Mary in the Orchavds,concluded with participation with theOld Time Fidlers at Neva's RestHome, Grandson James Steigers didhis shave of entertaining'y singingvery pleasingly, one of his Church'shymns. Adding to the pleasure of theevening was a visit there with long-time old friend of Lenore days, Mrs.Myra Weaver.

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TO 'GIVE AWAY< TO A. 'OODHOME. 2 male Doberman Pinzevdogs.. 4-months old. Tails docked,

'but ears not. Purebred but no pay-pers. First shots already given,Call collect Mvs. Lloyd ChristensonPrinceton 875-1<180.

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B<A<LE—10x55 mobil home withexpando. New Carpet, Good Con-dition. Rental lot avails>ble. Phone276-3764.

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CFIRISTMAS TREES—3,000 beauti-<ful Scotch Pine Christma.s Trees.Your choice, $10 each. 835-4872 ov835-4875,

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Steigers of theCuldesac area spent Sunday eveningat the home of his brother Ernest, 'SECTION 12. U'NLA WFUL ACTS

,AND PUNISIIMENT:(a) It shall be unlawful for any

person, firm, or corporation to 5nakeany unauthorized connection whetherphysically, electrically, acoustically,inductively or otherwise, with anypart of a licensed cable system with-in the City, fov the purpose of enabl-ing himself or others to receive anytelevision signals, radio signal, pict-ure, program, ov sound, without pay-ment to the owner of said cable sys-tem,

(b) It shall be unlawful for anyperson, without the consent of theowner, to vrillfully tamper with, ve-

mcve, or injure any cable vrivcs ovequipment used for distribution oftelevision signals, vadio signals, pic-tures, programs, or sounds.

(c) It shall be a misdemeanovpunishable by a. fine of not to exceed.thvee hundred dollars I $300.00), Gv

by imprisonment fov not to exceedsix (6) rno:itl s, or both, for any per-son to violate any of the pvcvisionsof this section,

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i Lyons Electronics (3t49c

Now Offering t

Full Refrigeration Service

Phone 289-5983KENDRICK

~~DRINKING PROBLEMS ? ? ?

AA Now Meets at Kend)4ck TluivsdayWeekly at 8:00 p . m.

Where: Room Beliind Red CrossPharmacy

AL-ANON Also Meets As A,bovetfnc

Ol'D YSU KNOW YOU CAN RENT-.-Ftug shampoocvs, floor polishers,

<(triplers, lawn thatchers, fertilizerspreaders, hand trsrclcs, sewer tape,pipe threaders, ladders and nranyother items at ABRAMS HARD-WARE CO., Kendrick. tf42c

HANK'S HILLTOP BARBERS HOP

For Appointment 743;8272$3.00 PER HAIR CUT

Hours: 8 to 6 Tues..thrra SaturdayDuring Summer Months

Henry Kazda 609 - 7th AveLEWISTON, IDAHO

P I N CO R

Standby For GeneratorsAll Sixes —P. T. 0. Drive

and Engine Driven

Quaiey Repair6enesee Ph. 285-1425

WAYNE HARRIS. Licensed Auctioneer

Kuctiun Service —Commer(jsli"i.rrn —1)ankruptcies —Re'al Estate

CIIAitI TIES FREE

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Home: Phone Of50()e)10-589I —Kendrick —289-4971

The full Ordinance No, 252 is s,vail-able at the office of the City Clerkduring regular office hours.

Passed, adopted and o.pproved bythe Mayer and Council of the City ofGenesee on November 8th, 1079.

EERL'0 TRA(K PARTS

Ray Oaaley Repair

Genesee

Phone 285-$425. CN GLASS INSTALLED "Piib. DTeq.', 1979

,AUTO GLASS 4< TMTOR >M la'j.. ><...„h(L)ERCEDBS ROACH, City Clevk

The Gazette-News, Thursday, December 6, 1979 5American RirlriePy Mvs. Jo 1)ensrnter

Vicky Benscr'Oer i eiuvned home!,

Tiies<laV finm Oal(land, Calif., whel'e!! she hail been HI. Lh«D). Jim and

I.esley Kopp home tn welcome theirnew baby (laiightei Miclielle andhei 2', veai-ol<i bvo!!iev, John. Vickvliad;i, nice ti.ip and left all t.lie ECnpp!f;imily in gno(l he ilt.h, On 'i'inii'sd;iy1110<'l hi 'ile vis< Le<I w!L ll A 1111 Till'ii-('.)'ll Tl'Gy.

Satuv(lay luncheon and dinnevgiiests in the Dick Bensco!ev homeivei e K;i)con Gold and hev husbandNni ancl thcii chi<lven Avvah andRia!is nf I.ewiston. Biinday

evenmg'icky

Penscotev a!,tended the AdventI

dinnev in the Methodist Clnivch inKcndviclc.

The Wavney Mays enjoyed havingDO<old Hazcltine join them fcr Sun-d<iy dinncv. Wednesday morning'all-eis in the May honie wer'e Roy andhlabel Glenn,

Monday afLei noon caller'n theWalt: Benscotev home weve CharliehicCall and Tom Greene. Tluivsdayafterrronn Bob ancl Diane Dupea stop-ped by nn theiv way fvom to hIoscowwhere I.hey checked on Lheiv son Tim <

at the U, of I, Tim vetur'ned homowith his p ivents fov vccupevat.ion.

On Sat.uiday hIavy Beth and DickMcCall, Wilina and Tc,m Gi cene,Chailic and Teresa McCall and Bcban(l Diane Dupea and Bob Callisonenjoyed (i, potluclc dinner in Lhe Bens-coi.er home and all assisted with but-

i

chcving steers fov Lheiv year's meat.Thc Dupeas latcv in the evening at-tended a basketball game at the U.oi I„MQSCGw.

Evnie anil Rcna An<lvews wer'e inLewiston I viday where they visitedtheiv claught.cv Noima. Cvockev.

Callei s in I,he F<ranlc Benscotev

cotev, Law)<ence an<I Nell Heinigavt- GeneSee R)mriderSner;in(l 1:liz<ibcth and George Hav-ens (in<! Di<.lc Benscoter',, Held Election, Party

Ronnie P<'ni'icw was a Sunday eve- The 'G<.i)< Bee Riinii<lers held theirning giiesL in the Lawrence Hc'imgar- <innii ll elec(inn of nrfi<«is and Ciiris-Inei home:in<i cvciyoiie enjoyed li<n-! Lmas i>oil<i<'I< p:i!'Iy, Bi<i)<i;iy, Dec. 2.ch an<! I>innchlc,

Dunno hio«ci, Col(on, was name(1Andy, Minnie ilrld Tolil Cox wcr'<.! pl'esidellL; P(lt Wa.'<g, vice piesident;

gla<l Lo have Dave', Cr'ystal iin(l POLI

'Shii'l<)y Ci'<>nici', seel et(ll'y <llld royal-Ne<il ivlill Lll(<ili fnl'(lllcll 011 B<i'Lill'- ) Ly cllap<<i'<)l)e; lot!a Qu<lley) ti'c)lsill'-<lay. In the evening Dave an<i Ciystal ci, and l,loyd I<"Her', Ivailmaster'.went I.o Mnscc,w fnv a "goin'ivay"! Adult hi ')r point. trophy, I.loyd Fs-pavty fov Dou„ 1 egoll prior to his! ser; yoiiLli high point tv<>phy, There-depav!,uve foi Now Jersey. sa Pie)chin„ei,

Callevs in the Walt Benscot.ev hnme I Doov prizes: men: Ern«s!. Qualey;during the week inclu<led Bob an<i! )remen: Etta Qualey; boys; JeffJudy Callisnn and Dick Bensco!ev.

!Zitzelbei'gei, Leu iston; gii ls: Shell-

'oy St)on); I<)hie dvawing: Jeni Le(vis.New r oyalty; Que«n: M ii ci Ci o-

No age oi time of life, nn position mei; Kin: Gavvy Cvomer.or circumst:ince, has a mc)nopoly on!success, Any age is the right age Lo

~

Talk happiness. The worl<i is saidSLai"t doll)''!---I'lilies Wa!soil Ger'avd

I ('llniigll wltlloil!. ynill'<)'oe.— -Ovisonw<.LL Milr'(Ieil

FINAL LIQUIDATION AUCTIONnv ()Rl)KR r)F FAR!)IKRS llOhlK ADhrlNISTRA'I'l()N

NO RK.'4KRVK —N() hllNlhrlli)l

Sunday, Dec. 9-2:00-MoscowAI'iii (Ill Coll))I y 1'll I'I'r'<ill)i(is

1064—IIIC Self-Prnl)«lied Combine Mod<.l 403 w-C.'al) S<N 080

190)7—IIC 3-T Trncl<, 18-ft. Bed w-Grain Rri(lc !Ilnd«l 1703SN 4100"l084-"l12-385

1055—IIIC hIoilel 4100 '1'ruck, 15-ft. b('(I with lioist. SN 130000

'1<~ i ills: C i(all All Iterlls .)lol(l "As) Is, Wh«r«. ls"

CLINT'S AUCTION SERVICE —TROY, IDAHOCL1NT JOIINSON Arrcli<)rre('r —835-'43 or 28.)-5>631

honie I,hi past (veeli werc Don Bens-. ——

, El:tF E.AI'!F. „Tl:iAST,

EL'EF A')I, TI.'! LS",

'.25'

.59

'.55I

', (,9i

8ANANAS, U S. No. 'I',

CELERY, Crisp anil green,

~ i a ~ o

~ e 4 e

. lb.29c

~ .. lb. 25c

CELLO CARROTS,

TANGELOS, . ~ ~ ~ ~

. 2lh.bag49c

3 lbs. 99c

oz. btl. 75c

'l5 az. 39c

12 for $1.49

My-Te-Fine Catsup,........ 32

3acII n'ean Balk Sea))s, Cut ar French Style,

Carltiol( Hot Cocoa Mi)I, 'I az. pkgs.

I::FIt".II:..5SS":Iy ):1!"

:.))"-:FT:.S,; I!:. ",Ii!:.BLEWETT'S LEAN B) TASTY FRESH

!'ij~iR„(SA.SAili,

~W TRACTOR PAETB-' Eails, Rollers, Sprockets, etc.

ALL AT BIG DISCOUNTS i !New Dakota DozersNew Re-Built Short BlocksNew Kent Spring T()othNew.Drr All LoadersNew'arrows, both Flex & StiffNew IH 13-ft. high clearance Chisel

<pic w.....................Special $2400,00NEW METAL ROOFING & SIDING

Colored or Plain —Cut To The InchSpecial Low Prices—

24-ft. Used Kent Cultivator

9U D6 w/cab & Dozer FrameGOOD USED MACHINERY

9U-DO Farm, with cab and dozerframe

1971 Hyster, 4000 pound fork lift,ynuematic tires, like new.

Case Diesel Wheel Tractor, withk)E(der and 3-pt., 1100 hrs,

D-4 Farm Cat. Sharp!pard, XH Wheel Tractors w/loa<Iers.

%Reel Traitor with JD fork lift.%heel Tractor /loader $1,875.USed D-6 rails and rollers.2-40'D & IH Grain Drills on

mbber w/hitch, $790New Tractor Cabs.4-Wheel Drive Rubber Tired Loader.2~eels Tractor w/HD loadersFor<d Wheel Tractor w/pt rear blade

.344t. used Barber Dry Spreader28-ft. user Barber Dry Spreader with

big tires.2—Used Barber Bulk Dry Boxes.50-it. Used Land Packers. Sealed

bearings,955 CAT Loader, 1 3/4 yd. bucket

with rear ripper.VUD4 CAT with new angle dozer.

2—12-ft. JD Grain Drills on rubberwith hitch.

2—10-t JD CC w/hitch, hyd,Used Goble Discs

Phone 276-37/1 AnytimeDENNLF<E )SUPPLY

Dave Dennler Jullaetta, I(1(Lho nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

0 Insurance Claim Serviceo Truck ac Tractor

Cushions Rebulit

All Work Guaranteed

Ooc little 2E()-4T90

D. Taylor

CONSTRUCTION

0 New Residence

~ Remodeling

Phone 276-7961

~~WNW~~RPW%r P%0%0%FaF%k%kan

C. Taylor

landscaping

Lawn Mowing 8 CarePruning —Sod Installation

Landscape Design—CONTACT

CINDY TAYLORPhone

276-3028 or 276-7961

I KGAI NOTICEIN TIIK DISTRICT COURT

OI THK SECOND JUDICIALDISTRTCT Ol THK STATE OF

IDAIIO, IN AND FORTHK COUNTY OF LATAII

Case No 15575iVOTICK Ol< HEARING

In the matter of the applicationof JACKIE DALE CI<ARIC, Jv., forchange in name.

A petition by JACKIE DALL<

CLARK, JR., born May 10, 1046, atOttumwa, Iowa, . ncw residing atRoute No. 1, Box 274A„Moscow, Ida-ho, 83843, proposing a change inname to JACKSON DALE CLARK,JR., has been filed in the above-en-titled court. The reason for the chan-ge in name being that the nameJaclcson is more masculine andmature than the name of Jackie andis less confusing to those with whomhe deals in biisiness as well as pers-onal matters. Thus, petitioner pre-fers the name of Jackson over thename of Jackie.

The name of the petitioner's father.,is Jackie Dale Clark, Sr., who pres-ently resides at 1925 Parker Avenue,Tracy, California; petitioner's moth-er is Betty E. Shephard who pres-ently resides at 2200 37th Street. No.115, Evans, Colorado,

Such petition will be heard at 1:30p.- m. cn the 17th day of December,1979, wherein objections ma,y be fil-ed by any person who can in such

'bjectionsshow to the covrt goodcause against a change of name.

WITNESS my hand and the sealc,f said District Court this 8t.h dayof November, )979.

JOAN BAUER, CleikBy D Hohnhorst

DeputyPub, 4 times. Nov. 15, 22, 29

and Dec. 6 '79

My-Te-Fine Evaparatorl Milk,

Golrl MerlalFlaur,....

Empire Eggs, Large 'AA',

My-Te-Fine Mandarin Oranges,

Tuf 'n Rearly Towels,

<uIu I'> I( I

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'i!Vi ~ Ih i

ii aIIDwight and Deloris Nye

Kendrick, Idaho Phone 289-4921

SALE DAYS

Dec. 6to 8

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

8 fo & Weekdays

10 to 50n Sundays

13az. tin 39c

10 lb. bag $1.89

Slue Sonnet Margarine, (limit-4lbsj ..1lh.pkg.49c..Dozen 73c

11 az. tin 53c

~ ..90sheetrall 59c

4

Kendrick

Chicken of Sea

TunaO.as oz. Chunk Iight

69c

Tomato

SauceIa oz. Snolv, New Kng

77c

JIF

P-Nut Sutter28 oz. Cream or Crunchy

57c

CHEVRON GASOLINES 8a MOTOR OILS

DELO MOTOR OIL —OUTBOARD MOTOR OILS

CHEVRON GREASES

Standard Heatng Oils and Diesel Fuels

-We Deliver-GOODYEAR AND ATLAS

Tires —Tubes —Car Accessories —BATTER I ES

Telephone 289-5711Deobald's

6 The Gazette-News, Thursday, December 6, 1979 (edar Ridge NeWSGenesee Jaycees toDecorate for Christmas

THANKSGIVING POKNIS ISy Mrs. Sam lVeaver

pibp Pfp<'c<7<. wp i<cdvcc c. pep<pm«cc cc Yhppl<c bc id op<i wbc i< fc<piiv pf hicM<cp Lupi««''ccc smpipcdcyI

bc<~alp ei<'cc: pic<Pc~<ps ci 7:sd siipdcy,, Patromxe Your Local Merchantsour bulletin boat'd. Anna, Amy and for above»s all and Siinday guests of her folks, Mr~I December 9th,

Stefie ai'e inaking it.. We are collect.- 1 oi blessing our lives;in(l l and Mrs. James Holt and A<my. Thel Fo]lowing the decorating, a fiveing soiip labels so we can gei, a new hearing our call l

Nelson fami]] also visited with Mr.i o'c]cck chili i'eed for Jaycees, Jay-]1<'ojcctoi, then we will have two. 1 pray thai. you will I

(ind Mrs. Jack Pal'slcV Sunday andi cettes and fern]]]es wil] be hehl atahvays be near I

on. S;itiir<lav with Mi'. Rnd Mrs. John} the home of Leioy and Beth Zenner.We star ted division 1< ri<lay and An(i give thiillks foi'ur blessings Cud<ly and GI'andnra CuddY.

1 The Jaycettes wi]1 hold a business1<<1'jc Joiles passed ii,. AJld io<iay .All till olio'h the Vear, Gl'ilndilias Cud<ly lvas il SRiin'(kLV

l llleeting fo]]owjng the feed,(Mond<(v) Scott Morey, Ppren(ia, Gus- Py Shawna, Bioeme]ing, 8th gi'adc (iinner guest of Mi'.;in<1 Mrs. Janles The Jaycees meeting place is the

passed lt..l r(ml CCD Class at St. 1V]ary's basement of the Legion building andOur class hns been leading lots of Mr. and Mrs, Mike Beach of Huntn-'hey nleet on the 2nd and 4t]l Tues-books for oui boo]nvortn club. We thank you Imrd ville, Texas, were Sunday weekend

l days of each month.Repoi Leis Kiin Morey an(l Debb]e Fol giving us this daV giiests of Mr. and Mrs. Wally But-

I The Jaycees will a]sc be sellingRiedinger. For letting us cherish it ler and family, Mrs. Beach is staying

l cultured Chri tmas trees startingIn a very special way. a few more days.,

I Dec. 7 at the okl '76 selpvice station, We. wish you joy,; '."/"~Ii"or all i.he blessings we receive, I

Mr.'and Mrs. Hugh Cox of Orofino i

We thank vou Lord Iwere Sunday dinner guests of Mr, This Christmas Season.

On whom we believe I and Mrs. Elmer Cuddy and Kelly, Worthy Grand Matron Eat at Burt'sThe soiip labels ai e pouring in! Ii'or the ]oved ones we ]ulve and the Mr. Rnd Mrs. Fred Arnett were ~ s pms

We'e collect.ed 15 bean labels but lives we'e living Saturday evening visitors of Mr. and Tp V]Sit LilY Chapter You need no reason.we si.ill nee<l 10 more io earn a 100 We offer a prayer of gratefulness on Mrs. Phil Bahr, Mr. and Mrs. Sk]p M'l '1 B tl ', W 'tl G'label bonus ceriificatc, P]ease, if any- Tilis Thaliksgilirlg Day Arneti, and Eddie were Sunday vis- I '1

one has some Campbel's beans in Cliandra Zenner, 8th gi'ade itors.7',hei('upboard,let <ls have the ]abel! CCD Class at St Mary's Elmer Weaver was a iSaturday 'll ] 'l' ] it t I il

Burt s CafeThe 5t.h an<1 6th glades cleaned up caller and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hutch-

Cl t N 27 Th d D 6ththeir overdue books this last month Take the course opposite io cus eson and two children were Sunday Mrs. Butler will conduct a school o~ ~imarks. svel.—Joan Jacques Rousseau Mr. Rnd Mrs. 'Dan Fey and sons and visit the Chapter in the eveningwere Sunday dinner guests of Mr.,

and Mrs. Dick Witt and sons. Ted, Phyllis and Helen Fey7 IMl. Rnd Mls. Clem Lyons attend- Wolthy Matlon Lillian Dulbln lir-

he Dazs Patch ed the Calmen Stk<art and Jlm ges all nlelnbers to attend.Bioivn, Jr., 'edding Saturday at

TOLE AND DECORATIVE PAINTING Weippe. Sunday Clem and Flo at-tended the District V. F. W. meeting.in Lewiston and also called on Mr. I— ew Clif]st]]los ggolkshops- pcd Mrc. A<chic Morgan ic the cvc- II

GNOMES ON BEYELED GLASS (a beautiful ornament)'

. C all] IIthe Oil I'ainting f(he '0:00 o'lock DKC. 10thLmcc Frosting pic< copper 7piiics m< ihis project i<i p<hiiiipp fp Big Bear R]dge (howder

p

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I~Ch]ldren s Workshop —December 1

IHappy Home Club I

8 oz. Tin 1Vest liam,i):00 TO 4:00 —2 COMPLETE CHRIST]]IAS PROJECTS! !

AI.L SUP1'LIES 1'ROVIDKD —$10.00 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith and 7Mrs. Chas. Stratton, all of ParkTeen Workshop —December 8th were Friday morning visitol's of Jay 1

~ (2 COMPLETE 'PROJECTS —All Supplies,Presided $10.00 Dee and Ruthie Wilson, IIMr. and Mrs. Nels Sneve and

Free Wprkshpp —December 7f'h —Fabric Painting three sons <were sunday dinner gue-

Christmas Stockings Dyes are provided ~nlL I

For More Information Call 289-5721 or 276-492.1that Ida returned home from the

S (h~gg@nttngrn~~o~s oeo>~>o~o>~~~~~@~~~~ Gritman HosPital Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Ingle were IVest. Ii'iun. Gran.. 'int, O'. F<. Small Cur(l

visitors and dinner guests of Lucille's es . iun. rm .

(Ic rr 4 sll'. ~ Mr .and Mrs. Dorman MoranwereFall Ond rr lntef SeaSpn beglnS'unday afternoon visitors of He]en Western Family t<~= ~~ ') IHOW abOut a neW hair Styling tO and Herman Hinrich. Mr. Dnd Mrs,

reflect the new season. We con 'Steve Emmett and girls also visited ,I,, I

fpj"rl ',A(ho)i.'„";,',f'hjj"i

Create One juSt fOr ypu that Will ternoon.p S

at the Hinrichs home later in the af-

be eaSy tO Care fOr and eaSy tO Mr. and Mrs. Oscal'lhld attended Whole, Frozen

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the Christmas observance at. the Washington, Freshlook at. Cat l us this week. Cameron church Sunday.

f A Ig lj dl'I OAFpc Apppfpmmpb cpa sss dssv M<'4. Mc vcciic am<wc<i ccd Mcc g 1Sip BBOX I

THS Ed,ctdft leek ', ':;;:;;""""-'-'"""-"I 7-UP 8 COKEFp~f~dcv <<<p<cii<g vipifpcc pf Miid i I <I CUT-UP FRYERS lb. 55c

Ired Blanfield were Cecil Dean of I k B ng C.g VO ~ d'ht4]<!|]hh<lxtlthtt<h<]nest!oo<]peeotoegsosx~opoSoe~~~eoe~ 'eary and Jerry and Lucille Ing'le, ed I

Mii<c arid fchydccc Md<by ccd sons I < pc<pc< % ~ I< Colby Cheese, Morrell lb. $1.89I I

~ ~ Link Sausage Bonania lb. $159 (HOSteSS TWinkieS I B.c-, wF, si d -- 24 * $1 99 I I i

Please call your news ic Hcidc. Turkey Ham, Rich's 8 oz. $1.29 k

December.

SEE CULPEPPER'S NEW SHIPMENTS OF:I< tv]en S Down JOCketS $48.00 < GAY NINKTIl'S MKICT

~ Woolrich Malone Pants "„FR'DA~'KcK»K]c ]4 'eneral Electric Indoor~ Shirts and Jackets by Woolrich p 7'iic opv fvfppficp <viii bold <heir ~ ~

Men's Western Flannel Shirts, 'i'j ' ', "'f' 'I (hr]StmaS Tree L]gi]tSg CHRISTMAS DRESSES AT FANASTIC PRICES, pjPj

"„'2,80 Meat wul be fiirnisiied. Fol-( Coyl lJfight Of Glow /fight~ BuSter BrOWn MatChed TOpS and PantS N ""'"8 '"""IL P"gra»»~t" be Pre- Golden R'I'pe, No, 1

~ San Francisco Riding Gear in Junior Sizes „"— — 'I

I4-pak —SBC i) Idh g II I

I~ Great Selection of Junior Sweater Tops, some reduced „"') g g II II

9L' fF d hl4lh $199(I (~ Ext. Fancy, Wash. Grown lb. 39c

SpecialSale —Red Wing Peco Boots ."zztf ~~a'0"I Excedrin Tablels, . 'I00$2.29 I

Potatoes Ru»«I ( I

US No. 2's 20lb bag $135I Pair Each—7D, 7/E, 11/D, 13E, 148— "„HAIRSTYLINGS f I Oil pf Nay Lpllpn 4 ps $3 49 I) Radishes 2 bunches 39c II

Reg. $59.95, NOW $38.50 ".' .' '

Green Onions, 2 bunches 39c (

TEKToothbinsh... 4ior$ 'I

I

I ARRID XX DEODORANT„AII varieties ol Exlra, hire Dry, . 3'/3 oz. $1.29 II

Ii I 11 I,I I I lil II' I I I I „" -'-- -----

I TOSS'NSOFTFablicSpftpnelbypnlpx '0epopt $239

(

RENDRicR IDAtlo PtloNE 289 5791 ' I COOL WIIIP, Frozen Topping, Birdseye..... 'Large 8 oz. size 75c II

>I LUX SOAP,BeaniyBar,5oz.bars....... 3barslor $1.00 I

lr~

III', -,;,„;„-,,o

IPAPER TOWELS, Western Shores, Decorator,2-ply, . 85-foot roll 59c

I

I NESTLES'UIK, Chocolate... ! ......32 $2.69 I

CHOCOLATE CHIPS, Western Family, Real Chocolafe... 'I2 oz. $1.39Liquor Store Hours d

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If. M s ~x..~„s.f.,d,y i

I HEINL KETCHUpf ....,, ...,..44px bottle $1 55I

I

Pumpkin Pie, Mrs. Smith, $1.99 Tea Bags, Lipton black, 100 $2.69Broccoli, WF frozen, 10 oz. 49c Special K Kellogg Cereal, 11 oz. $1.09Beef Stew, Nalley's 29</< oz. $1.69 Corn Chex Cereal, Ralston 16 oz. $1.15 i I

(I ',. >I +> ~-(k ( Vienna Sausage, Armour, 5 oz. 53c. Wheat Chex, Ralston 22 oz. $1.35

Dog Food, Blue! Mt. 14'/~ tin 39c Rice Chex, Ralston, 12 oz'. $1,05. ~(-arstf )

II

Trac II Shave cream 'll oz. $1.49 Bran Chex, Ralston, 14 oz. 99c < I

ti I Cauliflower. WF, frozen 10 oz. 49c Sweet Peas, DelMonte 17 oz. 47cSlLOP I', I Five Alive, Frog. Orange Jce. 12 oz. 89c . Tomato Paste, WF, 6 oz. tin 4 for $ 1

Loaf Cheese, WF, med. 2 lb. $3.99 V-8 Juice, 6 oz. cans 6 ak. $1.09—opjbN.ALL DAY— Ii I Bread, McKenzie Farms, 24 oz. 79c Grapefruit Jce. WF, unswt, 46 oz. 89c

Cake Bars, Dolly Madison angel $1.09 Chili, Nalley's, asstd. 30 oz, $1.49

Sale Days, Dec. 6 through Dec. 9

Pho 289-5371 II I :~l ll I I I

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' Kendrick, Idaho (

I phil, Donna and Scott Heinen Kendrick',Idaho Open Sundays Noon to 3 (<w I