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XdATAH CHAMBERS OF COM- day evening, with 11 members pres- nuson. gan climbing, but really did not hitMFAKK MEET IN KENDRICK ent. Mrs. Bennie Weatherby, Mrs. D. The 1954-1955 officers, mho mill be its full stride until Sunday, when a eit

Carlton and Mrs. Roy Sweet, the installed at the regular church ser- high of 84 degrees was reached. +Wednesday evening of last week ]atter of Lemiston, and Mrs. Theo vice on Sunday znorning, May 23rd, On Monday the mercury indicated

the Latah Chambers of Commerce Meske of Cameron, were guests.tMrs. are: a high point of,86 degrees —arid .i, '", a, ~ d ~met at the Fraternal Temple, with Meske decorated 'three different Mrs. Robert Msgnuson, president; local residents might be seen sittingthe 6:30 dinner being served by the cakes, and showed many miys to Mrs. Andy Cox, vice president; Mrs, on-porches, steps, etc.,'visiting,- z]nti] „'L >

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Grange Ladies. make designs, which was very in- Wm. Holt, recording secretary; Mrs. well after dark —something'ntheyMr. Anderson of Moscow,,president teresting. Following the demonstra- Lester 'Crocker', treasurer. had not been able to -'do fore. mazzy

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the Chambers, was hitrodiiced by tion, games 'were Iplayed; with Mrp, Mrs. F, C, Schmidt, secretary of months,Roy Glenn, President of the. Kendrick .AdolPh Dennler the'winnez, Thet next Promotion; wMrs. Hzzward Hoffman, Tu'esday '-the "temPerature 'reached'Commercial Club for the 'usmess meeting will be with Mrs. Oliver, missionary education and service; a mild 96 degrees above —and airsession, which followed the dinner. Clark on June 4, and Mrs. Hunter of Mrs. Ben P. Cook, spiritual life; Mrs. conditioners were brought into play d; z ~lllSlde'Ofgblne - —deVelOped

G, T. McAlexander of Moscow gave Moscow will give a talk. At the close Wm. Johnson, CSR k LCA; Mrs.,in a number of business houses —e;y -LeVelulg Hzs brief report on 'the North-Idaho of -the'evening' lovely lunch'as George"Bzocke, 'Jr., children's work; not to mention homes. Tuesday even-Chamber of Commerce meeting at served by the hostess..Mrs. Uerne Choate, youths'ork; ing traffic between Ken'dtft4 and,i and teSted in the Latah County zzl11SQrangevi]]e some two weeks before. General Items 'hErs. Nor]a Callison, student work; Arrow was unusuaDy heavy as area ",

Gerald Ingle then introduced Geo, Frank Cox.of portland, Ore., visit-.Mrs, W. A. Watts,.supply work; Mrs. residents.'drove 'down'to watch "the',',gotdosmus,'ic dire ctor o'f "fh'e Krn- ed over the week-end with his broth- John Johanson, literature & teubti- steadily rising Clearwater river —

I On t]iep]ay In Kendrgek Parade Dagi@rick schools, who in -turn introduced in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wa]- cations; 'rs. Ed. Kent, status of a sharp contrast to the'otlatch.the Senior Girls Ensemble; Who were lace Clark. 'women "Mfs. John, Darby and Mrs, Sprink]ers may be seen in oper- .„b +augmented by meinbers of the High .Mrs..Macie Nye visited Monday Ward He]ton,b circle chairmen. ation all about town most any hour, II Jt fpyr22nu.]Schoo] band, -and this group sang with Mrs. Oliver Clark. of the day, which is a sure

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numbers, including "Stardust",Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Weber of: To p.-T. A.'Mezhbers And Others that summer is'here.~d "Holiday For.Strings." The:group. Lewiston were Sunday supper guests June 28th and;29th at Moscow thez'einc]uded Jane Racicot, Lolita Reberts, of Mr; and Mrs. Ernest Dennler.. wn] be a tray "Confeience on 'Kendr]ck Kazzyon ''K]Karen Nelson, De]ores Gati]],-'Alice Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sweet and grand- .-EWxceptiona] Children," sponsored by The Kendrick.Kanyon Klub met on

"..'~ittuzn;Donna. Kanfkkeberg, Joyce daughter, Diane, of Lewiston, were the II, of I. summer school.'tage, Ann Souders, Janice Can- week-end guests of -.Mr: and:"Mrs. This conference is planned for par- of Mrs. Johii Wilson. Roll call, was <i -.;; ' .%TWI CL 'l ',„„II4IQ],Qf --~ ~~, Nancy Callison and Janice.Christ- .Oliver Clark. eiits teachers sChoo] administrators answered by an exchange" of- rec'pes .<i -- + TMXv4t e ~ '' ' ' '

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enszen with Karezz Ne»on's ac- . Sunday dinner and supper guests professional workers, and the public. IThe topic of the afternoon: "Wo-,.companist . Of Mr and Mrs Bennie Weatherby I-have b,en asked to get several mens Legal Problems» was prese t d! Phone, BZN.".Dean D. R. Meophi]'s, head;,of the were Mr. and;-Mrs. -Jasper Nutting vo]unteers from the P.-T. A. to at- ed by'Mrs. George F. Brocke, Srew Ia> MOSCOW'dtXAOSchool of Ag»cu]ture at the Uni- and son Rodney of Pomeroy; Mr. and tend the conference, as wel] as others and-Mrs'.-Jack Kuykmtla]].versity of Idaho, and -actmg'resi- Mrs. Martinrshove and son David and from this district. Refreshments were served at thedent of that institution, spoke on Mr. Thompson of:Juliaetta. Mr. and If you can or min go, p]ease drop close of the. afternoon by Mrs'. John"Our National Agricultural Policy," Mrs. Wallace C]ark Joined them for a-card or note to Mrs. Russell per- Wi]son and co-hostess Mrs. Ai]een ~~~~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~stressing our nation's need for a supper. kins, .Southmick, Idaho, in order that Garner.s'olid agricultural basis. He brought Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Welter of 'the number to attend can be ascer-out the need. for a steady Production Sandpoint visited from Wednesday tained CW For J~or B 4d] I I I ~ ling I [ ' ~ y ~—but not an excessive one —with to Friday with Mr. and Mrs.-Ernest Please do this mm,ed]ate]y.

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enough surplus of all items to in- Dennler,sure stability —but held be]ow the Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Dennler and St eets B ing Cleanedburdensome level —plus an insured daughters and: Judy Dennler wereor protected income for farmers. 'eekyend 'visitors ~th Mrs. Den- Bill Baznberry, Kendrick village drick ball field at 5:00 p. m., Thurs-

Theopho]is offez ed no pans n]eer s p'az ents Mz and Mrs Ben c»todi~ ha»«n ve y bu y the day, May 20," says Ro» A~i«ge.cea for present situations, but, told. Cummings, in Spokane. While there Past few early mornings cleani g In as much as Kendrick is not

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rather, hozv they had been bi'ought they viewed the lilac parade., Iand washing Kendrick streets in fielding. a town baseball team this

ab,ut'His talk mas strictly "down Mrs Wallace Clark visited wlthl PreParation for Parade Day which season, for the first time in many jto earth," and enjoyed. Mrs. Adolph Denn]er Saturday after- comes next Saturday, May 22nd. years —Junior League baseball

A motion was introduced approving noon He first swePt the oiled surfaces to should get the limelight and Pro vide

the "Bruce's Eddy" and "Penny Clef Mr. and Mrs Tom Dennlel and remove g ave], broken beer bottles. all with a great deal of sport.Dams" on the C]earwater zivers, and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Wa]ter Den- etc., and then turned the fire hose ~gs,king that they be allowed t'0 be nler and son Bob were Sunday sup- onto them. T"e results are indee Lions Meet Postponedbuilt by private enterprise. This was per masts of Mr. a„d Mrs J M worth the trouble, not only for ap- The regular meeting of the Lions I~PIcarried without a single discenting Hedler m J~laetta

' Peara ces sake, but for the dust- Club, scheduled for tonight, Mayvote

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]ps Ado] h Denn]sr and free condition which followed. 19th, has been postPoned one weekThe dicision mas made necessary be-

f M d M R Wbgu t Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Warm cause of High School Commencement ~a

It seems as if summer has really Exercises being held tonight.arrived in this section —following The club will meet next Wednesday,

I,!l,close ou the heels of minter, for May 26th, at 6:30, in the FraternalThe Ju]iaetta Lutheran Missionary Brown of Lewiston were Thurs ay there was no spring. Temple, with the dinner being served

Ladies met at the home of Mrs. Les- dinner guests of Mrs. Ernest Dennler.lie Heimgartner on stony Point, wed., Judy Dennler was a wednesday Last Friday the temperature b~ by t e Grange Ladies.

I j M Cormicl -Deering ma- IHC Parts retain azzd cozz-

Jiifay 12, for their Mother's Day meet- over-night guest of Leitha Aherin at chines are built with Genuine tiuue the performance-that youfng M» G F. Dennler won the Genes ee."white elephant." The next meeting Mr. and. Mrs, Wallace Clark at- Z,

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will be at the home of Mrs. H. E. tended the bridal shower honoring! ~ g y. ~, q- -.j zzew, pou wouldn't accept new. Don't handicap your

Brammer in Juliaetta, June 9. Cake, No'rma Heath. Sunday afternoon. I.t ) ~ I ~ ~ . ~ ', ~~~''t~'~t ~ them any other way. So iszz't equipment by careless selec-coffee and jello were served by the Mrs. Rex Taber and daughters and .> - - - -+ . ', .': ' j sm yJzostess at the close of the zdeeting. Mrs; M. Brown visited in the Ernest l+ --'4,1,,~, 5 id 4 l- 6 5- JCK, - w j it good, business, w en wear on o servzce parts.

The Juliaetta Lutheran Missionary Dennler home Monday evening. ~+' '

+ j and tear or any accident m&e%+dies are -holding a pot-luck supper M» Annie Weaver C]arence and + ~~~]ag k %y i.j'nnT k gym rn TrlXay~ ] > zzew parts necessary, to re- 'pQR QQUR'PROTECTION,fn the Juliaetta school lunch room on Dayma were M»dav»pper guests ~+ ggg~fj Q($ g'ggpgg' ' + ali

.May 21st at '6:30 p. m. After the of Mr, and Mrs.'Adolph Dennler. f 'l . - M . + place with the same qua it@ iLg~gvg 'Ugg.supper a:fihn snd slides on Indiawi]] be shown. An invitation is ex- W S C S Loca] Meets + ';.,'. '"'.agttI " ~ ' . %','V',. 2 You'l be sure of satisfactorytended to all. There will be a good On Mdnday afternoon the new of- f '. p... l '. I.

' f 4 performazzce thezz. Genuine 'SET THEM HERE.will offering. taken for India'o- ficers of the local Women's Society of ++ . -, „. I',,=. I.

+mgn's Work. Christian Ser'vice met with'he out- f,

The trriendship Circle Club met st going officers for training, under r ' ' ' ' ' "' ' ' O I

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THE KENDRICK 6~i-s,ss THURSDk.T, 1KAX 20 1954

THERE'S NO SI~N Lunch. 1T!!Even though we don't like to go

through the agony of spring housecleaning, this is the time of yearwhen most homes are in the throes ofpainting, papering, kemtoning, win-dow washing and "cleaning out thecloset."

"I was reaching for my gloves theother day in that closet. I don'know how they got there, butended up by pulling out my bathingtrunks.

On the other hand, I shouldn't feeltoo bad about it, We also have abroom closet and my wife keepsher aprons and floor waxes there.The brooms seem to be in my workshop. We'e got a box for rubbersand overshoes —but the potatoesare there, We'e got a place foreverything in some other place.

As an example: I was hunting fora long-geared sprinkler" for the gar-den —overhead in my workshop-and wound up with the sprinkler-but not before I had displaced ahuge collection of Christmas boxes(plus some later ones) for you see,my wife is a box collector! —Andsrhe, in turn, accuses me of being ajunk collector. But you'l have to ad-

. xnit that odd pieces of pipe, bolts,door knobs, etc., often come in veryhandy around a home. However, Iwill admit they take up room whereboxes could be stored.

But it does bring up the point thatneatness and orderliness- are splendidatributes —in other people. We canall admire the man who sits behinda half-acre of gleaming, uncluttereddesk-top that is occupied only by hiselbows and a row of push-buttons ..even though we will never achieve.such impressiveness. And we can alladmire the housekeeper whose homeis so darn neat that we'd rather notvisit it for fear of dropping a matchor an ash or mussing up a cushionif we sat down.

Please don't misunderstand. Wethink "spring cleaning" is a finething. It's good for the soul, as well.as for limbering up the muscles—some of which we'd even forgottenwe had. Our point is that when thetime comes, there should be some-'thing to clean. Then we can startall over again leaving things in thewrong places.

To quote an old friend of ours, whowe think has the proper perspective:"Home is a place where you canscratch where it itches." —: Sincerely,Bill.

Received Degree Long AgoU. of I. —The globe-circling build-

ing achievements of Harry W. Mor-rison, as president of Morrison-Knud-ssen Co., Inc., Boise, are featured inthe cover story of. the current issue ofTime magazine. As a result the Uni-versity of Idaho has received suggest-ions from many persons that Mr.Morrison be awarded an

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ing os,Chat the University of Idahorecognized the accomplishments - ofthe distinguished Idahoan long before"Time" did. It awarded him an hon-orary Doctor of Science degree in1950.

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~I<rDRICK QA<rdi, -ZR THURSDAY, MAY 20, 8}54

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Days rodeo parade has been..zbcheduled for July 31, with prizes ta-~g $690, Tom Keene, parade chair-

said Saturday. Grand sweep-. stakes prize will be $100. An inno-

tion this year will be a junior par-. utde for grade school and high schoolstudents. First prize will be', $2fs.- —,

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ttoms official at the landing, port:Anything to declare, madam?""No" she replied sweetly. "Noth-g."'Then, madam," said the official,'m I to take it that the fur tail I

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, sion power gets you up to highway speeds from a stand- models... bigger clutches in light- and heavy-dutying start in less time, and saves yau time on bills, too. models-... stronger frames in all models.You make trips faster —and ihe new Comfortmaster cab And your savings start the day you buy. Inmakes t%m seem shorter. It's got everythingfYou save extra trips, too. That's because of the extra and they never stop. Chevrolet, yau know, isload space you gei in the new Advance-Design bodies America's lowest-priced line of trucks. And it'New pickup bodies are deeper... new stake and plat- also the truck that has a 'traditionally highform bodies are wider and longer. Also, they'e set trade-in value.lower to the ground for easier loading.Ycbu save on operating costs. High-compression with America's number one truch. You'l likepower saves you moneyl The "Thriftmaster 235" engine, the way we'e talking businessl

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The Board of Trustees of KendrickSaint School District No. 283 will.~ceive at its office sealed bids for<urnishing.the following transporta-Won equipment:

1 School <Bus, I 36 passttnger ca-!yacity,

"Speeificittioas;.! IChajsis::btnd bodyaohail conform 'to'he" State and'a-Wonal School Bus Standards. as de-

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46-oz. Koroseal upholstery, or itsequivalent.

Two-speed axle.7:50 - 8-ply tires, -highway tread

1Ão. 1 quality.J)ual rear wheelsl3attleship linoleum on floor.Rear Sign black on white "Unlaw-

ful to pass while loading or unloadingchildren."

Side identification lettering"'Kendrick Joint School District No.

"283."'eflectortype stop arm, red back

. ground, white letters.50 Ampere generator.150 Ampere hour battery.Shock absorbers front and rear.Outside rear view mirrors, right. ~d left sided.Optional extra: Engine tachometer

~steri both RPM and engine. miles.

Prices should be quoted on the Evel'y farmer knows the importance'af waterbasis of factory delivery or f. o. b. . ta his entire farm operation. But w'hen yau~drick not later than August 1st, expand, sometimes you overlook. the.f'act that%954; and should include trade-in your water supply must expand a(sa,: .allowance for 1939 Chevrolet Carry-

and 1948 I. H. C. Metro, which'..-may be seen by contacting Mr. Rob-

: . may also be submitted without trade-ert Meserve, Superinten ent. Bids Your form's water needs are many and varied: The National Fire Pro-

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Mdder expects to furnish.13ids, which should be marked "Bid "'Be;sure all your water needs are filled —call or write your.

, '.an School Bus," will be reCeived until 'nareSt-NWP affiCe fer a COmplete and free SurVey Of yOur:.,S P. M. on June 2nd, '1954,.at 'the'. affice of the clerk, Kendrick,;Idaho, water,syitem... you'l get an expert and impartial recom-: 'nLnd will be opened at 8:00 P. M. on '.tnendation on your needs.

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THE KENDRICK GAZETTE THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1954

Ckk ti Rl kk NOTICESTHE KENDRICK GAmTmPublished every Wednesday afternoon

, (dated Thursday) at Kendrick, Idaho,by W. L. MCCreary.

: Subscription, $2.00 per year'trictly Independent in PoliticsEntered at the postoffice at Ken-

drick, Idaho, as second class mailmatter. IN THE

. CorrespondentsMrs. 'Alma Betts,.........,.Golden'uleMrs. James Holt ........................LindenMrs. Lloyd Craig ....,....,...,..Le)andMrs. Russell Perkins ........SouthwickMrs. Fred Newman .............Cameron

"Mrs. Glen Stevens ............Stony Pointomrs. Ed. Groseclose ................ArrowMrs. Cecil Gruell ................Juliaetta,

"Mrs. George Havens American RidgeMrs. Johanna Nelson ..IBig Bear'RidgeMrs, Adolph Dennler .......;Fix RidgeMrs. Wilbur Corkill ............"iFairview

Phone For ReservationsWedhhesdhoy's Matlsetths

IFor'tjr''Fold, bulk ........................42;04,'Federation, .bulk .........................:..4pA4,

"Rex, bulk ......................................;.'$2.04Club, bulk ............,............,.............$2.04Red;"'bulk ..............,.....................;:—..$2:04'Oats, 100, b'ulk .........................."..g'.50Barley, 100, bulk ...........................ALSOHannah Barley, 100, bulk (No Quote)

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Clover SeedAlsyke Clover, 100 ........{No Quote)White Dutch, 100 ...........(No Quote)

Egg Prices —Dozen.Ranch Run (in trade) .....,....,.....35c

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N EWS ITEMS ABOUT LELAND took their D. H. I. A. Calves to the I

RESIDENTS AND FRIENDS Dairy Herd Improvement Ass'nKendrick Cbmmrmtty Chhhrph spring show in Lewiston last Sat-

Rev. F. C. Schmt4t, Phhtstpr W S. C. S. Elects Officers urday. Those taking calves wereMorning Worship at 9:30 o'.clock. Mrs. Charles Hoffmaro was elected Lyle Parks, Sandra Peters, PamelaSunday School '10:30 a. m. president of the Leland W. S. C. S. potter, Duane Meske and Larry EN IOY DININGChoir practice Thursday evening at at a recent meeting; Mrs, Ben Hoff- Blsnkenship.

7:00 o'ciotik.~

man vice president Mrs Lloyd General NewsC. C. Y. every Sunday evenm atl craig, secretary; Mrs', Hugh Parks, Mr. ~d Mrs. Ben Hoffman were

7:00 o'lock. '' Peters sp»tusl Sunday dinner guests ofetary and missionary- Mrs. O. A. Walker at Lapwai, 0th r

education secretary; Mrs. Walter guests were Mr, and M . Hord, Christian social relations Smith and Mr, and Mrs, Dick W

chairman; Mrs. Ben Hoffman pro g~ f I„motion secretary; Mrs. Alex Lar'son M s Cliff d P IIliterature and publications; Mrs. Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Keith Thornton and

Camtetpn Emanuel Church bur Coikill, supply work'secretsn; famuy were Su day din er guests pf se .CooirrRev. Theo. Meske, Pastor Mrs. Jesse Thornton, status of wo- Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thornton. ~ e

Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. men; Mrs. Walter dpumHofe, secre- Mrs. Lloyd Craig was pleasantlyWorshiP Services 1o:45 a m tary of student work -Mrs. Charles surprised at Club, Wednesday;'when

Hoffman, secretary of children's the Club members presented her withwork; Mrs. Jesse Thornton, secretary znany lovely gifts honoring her birth-of youth work; Mrs. Julia Fleshman, day anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Tarbet and'orship Service 9:30 a. m. 4-H Club To Lewiston family attended the Lilac FestivalThe Leland Livestock 4-H Club and parade in Spokane Saturday, then

drove on to Richland, where theySEED SLANTS visited the remainder of the week-

end mith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carl-', Pastor —'aron Wagrher From the last of May until the mid- son.Sabbath School (Saturday) 2.M die of Jme is the time to plant your Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thornton and

LI'.m. squash and vine crop seeds. In plant- family Spent Saturday and Sunday ining squash and other vine crop seeds Clarkston with their son-in-law and

p m always plant 8 to 10 seeds the the daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Meyer..hill. After the seeds have come up Darlene Peters, student at K. B. U.

Lolita, Celia and Orville Roberts, a ways a good Plan to use a small Peters. 'BURT AND VERA SOUBRRSwere Tuesday evening guests'tn the

l. „o qui ert izer in each, r. an rs, o e ers and a-

hill when planting. Some gardeners lvid Hudson of Orofino; Mr. and Mrs, s

'its, Benscoter was'r'ought home Imake a Planting of vine croPs in the A. G. Peters were Sunday dinner

M d f th Bt. Jos ph'ospital lsmall Vita Baird boxes, transplanting, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pe-

at L t n di im iovin nlcel aer w en the season is more ideal. ters and family.

However, she.will have to remain in This Plan is very good m the Planting Mr. and Mrs. Frank GillisPie M dof melons, cucumbers and summer; family were Tuesday guests of Mr,

M ' Mr Ra Benscoter andi squash. Plantings of winter squash i and Mrs. Ben Hoffman.

f I R d d Ore on wele, should be later, so that matllrity willi Mr. and Mrs. Homer Palks M d

week-end uests of his parents MrI

come early in the fall. If winter faniily were Sunday evening "coffee"

and Mrs Flankie Benscoter Mr 'quash mature too early in the sea- guests in the Mccrealy home,

Mrs Don Benscoter and family of son you will find it hard to.keep them Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Woodward

C 'i nt were al 0 guests Su day. '" s Prage all winter long called Wednesday on Mr. and Mrs.

Harley Eichner attended the Tour Summei squash are becoming more Ben Hoffman.

th th Latah Count Su ervls 'popular each year. Golden Crookneck Saturday dinner guests in the Ed.

on Soil Conserva ion asB IC v tion last Thulsda'eems tp be the leader, with White Gertje home were Mi. and Mrs.

Scolops a close second. These are very Harold Parks and sons, DeAnnearly maturing, and their tasty fla- Mielke; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ros-vor is a treat to anyone enfelt and son of Walla Walla; Mr.

The leading winter squash are the and Mrs. Roy Gertje and family, andbanana types, namely the Blue Ba Mrs. Eugene Heath. On Sunday thenana and the Pink Banana. These are same group were dinner guests in

i

r both good keepers. The flesh is deep the home of Mr. and Mrs, Charlesand of a delicious flavor. The next in Parks.line are the Hubbards, Green andGolden. The Green or True Hubbard STONY POINT NEWS

, is a good keeper. The flesh is veryR g deep. Excellent eating qualities, ideal Miss Shirley Farnell of Gifford,

for baking or cooking. bride-elect of. Ralph Sdeigers, son ofFor a good cucumber we recom- Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Steigers, was

Imend Improved Long Green or the given a pre-nuptial shower at the

'traight Eight. Either one of these Steigers horne on Wednesday, Mayvarities are good for slicing or when 12, by four hostesses from the Myrtlepicked small can be used for pickles. and Gifford communities. Our cpm~

hj'I(II. For a cucumber that is ideal for munity was well represented at thepickles Boston Pickling is hard to large gathering, and the bride-to-heibeat.

I received many lovely and. useful gifts.Other vine crops include melons.l The Friendship Club met for its

Hales Best No; 36 Cants, Kellies Hy-, last meeting of the summer withbrid, IRpcky Ford or 'Heart of Gold Mrs.- Albert Heimgartner Thursdayare all good cantaloupes. Kleckly afternoon, when they quilted a quiltSweets, Black Seeded Klondike and for her.'Mrs. Ernest Steigers wtII beDixie Queen are good watermelons.

I the next hostess at the first meetingThe last item of the vine family is I in September.

thee pumpkin. Sugar Sweet or pieI

Baccalaureate and Commencementpumpkins is the variety most comonly, Exercises at Lapwai were held Sun-used by gardeners, This pumpkin is day and Wednesday evening. Gradu-used for canning or 'freezing. For a'tes from our community are Don-

The only Portable with Miracle Tab, stock or field pumpkin pimt Con-, aid Brown, son of Mrs. Helena Brown;

and Super Strength frame construe.necticut Field. This variety grows James Hoisington son of Mrlarge and is used by many for stock Mrs. Cletis Hoisington, and Eugene

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tlon. Has 33 other outstanding fea feeding , Heimgartner, son of Mr. and Mrs.tures. Freel Touch Method instruction Our vine seed stocks are of the Eldon Heimgartiier. PLYWOODBook, Carrying Case, Budget Terms. highest quality, with the origin be- I Mr, and Mrs. Bob Blair were honor DOORS —InteriOr and EXteriOrTest type and compare lt today at ing in Colorado. With this hardy, high guests at a wedding shower given

elevation seed, you can be sure of a them by Mrs. Frank Hoisingtpn and DOOR HARDWAREHpme Drpp fine garden. All seeds are "Better- Mrs. Walter Zimmerman on May 2, INSULATION

at the home pf Mr B d)Hoisingt.on. There were about 100 'HEETROCK Plaster BoardI,EWISTON OFFICE ~EoR~E F BROCKE + SONS guests, and many gifts were opened CEMENT

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J. IhL HFDI,FR ~ SON Agents 16th. She is the bride-elect of Ken-~

Gray-Webb Buick Co, i neth Rugg, who is serving with theI

LAWYER Kendrick, Idaho I navy. It was a beautiful spring day~

—LUMBER—Office Now Open In Postoffice 'nd over 100 guests were seated onButidtn, LOST —Will the person who picked the lawn while Norma opened ber

uP he sPare tire in front of the many beautiful gifts. RefreshmentsLeland Marvin place, Southwick,'f cake and ice cream were served

Each Thursday Phone 981 please return it to Mr. Marvin, by the hostesses, Mrs. Bill Ingrahamleave at Clay King's store, or at and Mrs. Dave Hammel. Wedding a < W C

1'he

Kendrick Garage, Kendrick, plans have been set for Sunday, May W

as it belongs to the school bus of 23, if he arrives home from KoreaCharleS SimmOnS School District No. 283. It was by that date.

picked up about 7:10 Monday morn- I

Optometrist BIlk SEAR RIDGE NEWS LUMBER CWANTED —Customers for our

"Country Store" on 'parade Day IMr.-'and Mrs. AdolPh Swenson of

Rummage Sale pastries and fancy Lewiston are staying at the home of PHONE,tDXAL'-2401 JULwork —at the Bowling Alley. V. Mrs. Johanna Nelson, while she is

Lhtwistpn Phone 1144 Idaho F W AuxtltMV sponsors. 20 1 vacation ng i Hawaii'

Roger Jones, U. of I. student, spentJPNY NOT ENJOY A BEAUTJtrttt, the week-end here with his Parents, egg!

VIEW as mell as real living corn- Mr. and'rs. Claude Jones. t

COAL:PRESTO-LOGS «rt m a home? I wtO sacrficel Walter Dahl of Spokane and Mrs. jstrictly modern house in Kendrick, I Andrew Tweedy. of St. Angelo, Texas, ~ ~

vtthtch has'verything, including a visited from Friday until Monday at,,hbasement "rumpus room." 'VFrtt4 the Oscar Sttnd home. tf PP Af Tt''CPfl P,C

COmmerCial HaulinK Tom IKeene, Joseph, oregon, today! Miss Emma Lenz has returned from Ig)~ ~ ~ ~

Don't wait. 46-tf a visit with relatives in Oregon, and .h

is at the home of her sister, Mrs. t['OR SALE —IFat He s, N w Hamp- V ne Dunham and fam'Iy,tA

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Marge I~gl~ returned to her schWegner, Juiraetta. 19-2x studies Tuesday. She is feeling much

better.R ~~T PM~8 read the The Verne Dunham family visited

LUMBING!Pad. of Blemett's Cash Grocery on at Wallowa Lake and Enterprise, Ore. !the back page. 72'n Snnday.

~ DO YOU NEED A BABY SITTERT I A Kleth Lewiston, spent last, weekService Anywhere Call 556. Mrs. Howard Hoffman, here with their son, Ole Kleth.

Kendrick. 20-1x Church services will be held at9:00 a. m. Sunday at Bethany Luth-

LEWIS LINDQUIST TRY SERVING FRIED RABBIT to eran church Ayour guests on the week-end. See Mrs, Ed. Htnrichs and son Hermanyour local grocer. 1-adv were Sunday dinner guests of Mr,

and Mrs. Alex Larson, Leland.Donald Peterson, little son of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Peterson, who is inf Sacred Heart hospital, Spqkane, being

FOR SALE —Well-built ypung treated for serious burns suffered

black Morgan saddle hprse wt several weeks ago, will undergo sur-

e about 1200. Monte Beggs, Deary gery Wednesday morning. This will

I l1 ~ II ~ Idaho. 19 2x be the first of a series of skin grafts.He was burned most seriously on his I

STAMPS OF ALL forearms and hands. Friends hereKINDS see the Gazette. Top quality will be interested, as the Peterson

'lf e I reasoiiably priced. Quick service. family lived on this ridge a couple ofGazette, Kendrick, Idaho. 27-tf years ago,

FOR SALE —Kendrick Cleaners.I Card Of Thanks

Isla" . Mrs. Ed. Brown, Kendrick. 19-ifl W would like to thank all our II.I e II III e wou i e o

, FOR SALE —Open book case, fin- friends and neighbors for the kind-

ished natui.al light wood, S10.00. ness shown us at the time of our

Mrs. W. L. McCreary. 19-2x father's death; for the beautiful

e e B tng In items dered by the palbearers, our most~Anyone with articles for the V sincere thanks —Mr and Mrs

sale is Harry Thompson and family; Mr. and

HOme 'sked to please get them in-im- Mrs. Barney Pabst; Mr. and Mrs.

Over ~, ho Ceshtaty at 8etevlshe 'mediately to.'dada Jones —'or'all R. T. Oylear and family; Mr. and

LI~I gQN, IDAHO arid t'.iey will be Picked uP. 'rs. Fred Schoeffier and family. Bu d'S Eye FrOSew EOyde Nt Bletvett'S

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W. C. Mielke of Lewiston; Helenand Ted Mielke, Mr. and Mrs. Wally

'ewmanand Mikey, .and Mr. and ~ I rKendrick Theatre»'e»se Mteu eud family were~SImdsf visitors iu the Mr eud Sire.

FRIDAY, SATURDAY, IVIAY SISS Fred W. Newman home,~

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~Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Silf low en- i ~~ i IItertained at dinner Sunday in honor

JANE RU SELL Mrs Theo Meske and family Mr

AND TRIGGER latter of Juliaetta

—IN- Friday and Saturday with relatives

Carolyn Davis was a Thursday SATURDA Y 10:80 A. M.

Mr. and Mrs, Gus Kruger visited BE AT DEOBALD S CORNER BEFOREwith Mr. and Mrs. IIIlarvin Silf low on

News And. cartoon Thursday evening.' '0"g0 A M TO ASSEMBLE

g.gg WILL BE PAID EACH ENTRYall of Lewiston Orchards, were Sun-day evening dinner guests of Mrs.

(WHAT CAMERON FOLKS Ida Stoneburner and Miss EmmaDOING THESE DAYS Hartung.

Mr. and Mrs. Harl Whitinger visit-ed with friends and relatives inTwelve members and one visitor I Clarkston and Asotm, Sundayattended the Home Demonstration ) Roy Silflow and Mr. and Mrs, JunC ub meetln& Tuesday afternoon, 'at l Whitinger fished at Lake pende of Mrs. George Wilken in

i Oreiiie Saturday and sunday. They, Hunt9S CatSup 2 bOttleS...............3+Kendrick. Mrs. Herbert Schwam andi reported excellent luck.Mrs. Geo rge Wilken led a very in-~ .Mrs. Harl Whitinger and Mrs. Jimteresting discussion on "Does Your I whitinger visited with Mrs. Otto ~Child Know the Value of a Dollar?") S lfi F d aft 'ur Value PeaCheS —~ CanS --------"--88Silflow Friday afternoon.The next meeting will b with Ida Rev. Tetwiler of Clarkston was an

Harl Whitinger, Sunday. KOOlA~eMr. and Mrs. Glen Wegner corn- Mr. and Mrs. August BrammerPl™ented their daughter Jillan on 'isite'd with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Koeppher birthday anniversary Sunday in Juliaetta, Sunday afternoon. Theywith a dinner. Guests were Mary t also called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry

'eske,Elaine Weyen, Mr. and Mrs.~

BrammerClarence Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Oylear and sonsj

Fi'y and sons, Norman Fi'y and chil-~Theodore and Aubrey Lewiston; Mr.

jdren, Duane Meske, Vern and Wayne and Mrs. Bernal Oylear and faimily~Wegner. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Weyen of Orofino; Mr. and Mrs. Philipwere evemng callers, Greer and family of Lenore; Mrs.Elaine Weyen Honored~Robert Heimgartner of Moscow; Mrs. CHILDREN'S TEE SHIRTS

I Elaine Weyen was honored on her gene Meyer, Mrs. Meryl Hoffman and i

js birthday anniversary Wednesday, family and >>r. and Mrs. Harry One LOt at..... ---.-----------------'-------------79$j

w ien her mother, Mrs, Ted Weyen, I Thompson and son John of I ewiston;accompanied and assisted by Mrs. Mrs. Anna Welker and Roy WelkerGlen Wegner, served birthday cake of Clarkston; Mrs. Manta Vaughanto Elaine, her teacher Mis. Harleyl of genesee; Jesse Oylear, Moscow; ~

I Perryman and her classmates at the,'rs. Maud Pabst, Silverton, Idaho;I Juliaetta school. In the evening Mrs. I Mrs. Harvey Jerald, Clarkston; Mrs. Values to $'1.NWeyen . served dinner to the follow-

~Irene Keiley and Judy, Mr. and Mrs.

g gu sts. M . and M . Weye W y-ing guests™.~nd Mrs. Weye Wey- Willard Schoeffler, Mrs. Ward Hel- EaCh ................................9en of Kendrick Mr. and Mrs. Billy ton and children and Mrs. WayneWeyen and daughters, Mr. and Mi:s. Kuykendaii were dinner guests at theGlen Weguer eud femiif, eud Ted Items of Mr eud Mrs. Fred SouoefWeyen, son Dean and daughter I fler, Saturday.

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General Items AmeAmn Ridge 4-H NewsLarry Blankenship and -- Duane...,......,.„,.....,„......„...,,......,...i4. II3. IDiI Show of the 4-H Club at Lewiston American Ridge met Saturday, May

8, at the Kendrick park, with fifteenMr. and Mrs. Glen Wegner and members Present; four absent, and

I'amilywere Tuesday evening guests q lgof Mr. and Mrs Dick p '~d fam Ray er Havens rePorted on his tripQy obsprving Earl Dean F s to SPokane

IIbrrthday anniversary. 'avmg won this through tang first

The 4-H Club and their leaders, Place m judging't Moscow. ~

E I and Marvin Sllf low, held their'harles Havens was appomted toti g tu Gi w attend the 4-H short course st Ifos- PhOne 7g]

home Thursday evening. Cow on June 11-15.Mr and Mrs Harry ¹wman Mrs After the business meeting Mrs.

Fred Ne~m and Miss Helen M;elke Harold Roberts gave an .illustratedattended the funeral services of Mrs talk on the "Basic Seveaui FooJulia Carey at Teakean, Monday. 'hile the boys studied "Judging."

W. C. Mielke of Lewiston, and Mr Joanne He™gartner gave a dem-

Iand Mrs. Gordon peters spent Sun- onstration of Pulling threads to

give',

day evening with 'Helen and Ted a straight edge on materiA ge ne of soft ball was enjoyed

Meypr p y al I during the recreation Period.

l,„,y.Lewiston and pullman visitors on At the close of the meeting de-Monday. licious refreshments were furnished

Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Blankenship by Mrs. John Wilson and Mrs. Mar-and twin sons of Seattle; Mr. and" Mrs. Boyd BlankensIiip and family

). of Culdesac; Mr, and Mi's, Raymond Daily Vacation Church SchoolBlankenship and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Don't forget the Daily vacation Bird'S Eye FrOZen FOOdS at BleWett'S MarketKruger were Sunday guests of Mr. Church School —June 1 to 11 —at'nd Mrs. John Blankenship and fam- the Kendrick Community Church.ily. Plan to enroll your children.

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