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KHS For First QuarterOnly tive, students receive<i stra-

ight A's for j.he 1st quarter at Kend-iiclc Juniov and Senior High School, gl ~ ISun<lay visitor's of Mi'. <ancl Mvs .ccovcling to honoi roll released thisEd'ammaiell weve Mr, lan<1 Mrs, )vee]< lby the local sahoo]. OD t<O lnl <OSPS ", - . l S R o . 'NRSl.l, DATA<< OOI<t<Ty <DA<<O Tt<ORSOAv, NOVI'v<<HILt< t;, ttt'ttt S t

Mi'. an<i Mrs. Avi. I< ostei accom- 8th Grade; Vickie Rent'rowpanied Mr. Rnd Mvs, Gordon pcjevs 11th Grade: Ronda Conway Special Thanksgiving Service 11 I LI < 11»„,~„„„,„,„„„,„„„„TerryHudson Ntjmea Most valuable" Player-

lMvs, YFunion sevvice will

cow 'Mone]ay to ]ceep a doctioi"s ap- FZonoits: 3.25 to 3.69 be celebrated Monday, Novembev 19pointment, 7jh Glade: Melodic Deeds patty at 5<15 P, 111. at the Keildlick Cell)

'Mr. and Mvs. I]oyd Bchvcfflev ve- Lohman and Heather Morton munity Mcthoclist Chuvch.cl to ihcir'ho]T]c Nov, 2 afj'er'th grade Krrsten Cuddy Ansy

seve<'al wLek 8 stay in Syokane Nose» ar)d Jy B~nj~m~n Bre

r (gesy and wss taking jheIaphy treat- Car ente al 1 Ch l <P k

'he collectioil this yea] fbi]] be fo I]&i .:.ttji <earPen ev an( a~r ene ar s Cambodian Reliej',ments. They repoiltccl 'it was:good tc 10th Gracle: Tci'esa Howerton, Cav-be home 'again Svnday visitors of mine <MQK»io'ht and iKathy Nail reminded that, theie w 1] b aRo Fy Jd Fe Mv <nd M)'8 C t] Mll dDean Brocl-e and fa,mily and Mr ancl )2th Grade Ferris Cuddy and GuMrs. Keith Ford and family. Mone)ay VonBar 'en

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luncheon ouests >vere Lynda Bvccke, Izonciab]e Mention: 3.00 to 3.24Jane and '4cjbh I< ovd and Lucas, 7th Gvade Ted Dennler Tami I<'li-

p',re <y I I IJeanette Lol»nlan. Nancy Clark and ger., Elaine Groseclose, Terry Johns, . yI yell" "y I

Roy Fey. Sharon Harris was a caller I'."att Twitchell, IRence Weidert, JayE o. g ~ ... ~ Fypev ~ o Op d Th We kEmil Siltf]ow ho»)e Saturday evening 8th Gracle: Jay Bailey, Kelly Cuddy With three vctuvnin veterans andi 4) I'» )t ' '"."'„''"~<'

ejj— " .;::"Iwere Mv. and Mvs. Free) Silf low and rind Paula F]i eran( au a iger a. paii of,p) omising'ophoi;]ores RS I ... ~—-II] ia.) g;. ;::"ILcl)ildren, Mr. and Mi's. Gary Silf low 9th Grade: Tevry Clemm, Daiyl

L .t . f r T P ]l l I j jyga starting, five, coach Tom Panel) .' l t~ iinc'III i, .t,,l ly S) l~

nd fan)j]y, Ron Sj]f]ow ar)d .La<is'a Riedjnge) and I rnda WIBiamret, t <till

Stillman.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown visite<) iswyn Manfu]] D )) T ll b t l ] pgWednesday iwith Lulu's sisters, Nrs. 12t]s Grade: Ch'avi ChiriStense, FD. -

'eavy. The Tigcvs will be:it home]:, ';,,': II I<r<,',gilijjRli .

Emma Snyder and Mvs. Maude Weber Connie Gs'oseclose and Ted Rossiter All o")I))ebs ivi]1 bc 'in rt 6 Zr >'vithT»QSday dinner guests of Mr, an(i

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Blielley Bc)'<vers, »vho at alrsiost sixvfeet, will giv(i Lhc Tiglccis their'eighi< )I l t(ir]]r't

BOI))lie L<]wl'cllcc <lnd Fclvvis Cud('ly I Igfsy« —.~HILacre also baclc fvom last. Ye;iv's tear». tt IIIIRt

Robcvt Cuddy famil while Oheryl Colllirlg i]P ir'onl thL JVs <ivL< soPlso-276 3Z2Z 'ores Tevesa Hcsvevton an<i Bvon-'evvy Hudson,,the shifty sopho-] lost record on its «vay to the league during Lhc eveni» 'eil) .)i"i»i Ro),wyn Manfuj], Avho )vcr c outstanding i»oic i iinning back )vho spelled trou-, title.

players last year as JV,I)es])men. b!e fov just about every other defen-I The football teams honoved Coach- ris Cuddy, chosen, ".h]t,sj )iisyii;ijion-]ey A]]er)'ttcndecl the dinrser and ba. Rouncling out Lhe vav ity squad iive team and coach in the White Qs Daven Munden and Brenj. ]<Ion)'oe;]]" p!Ryer a»ed "Most. V;ilii(ih)c" ]ll;ivvi <li) the;toss were Mr. Rnd Mss Ja]«pjebo]d Glenn, Cl)avi Christcnscn and Gina i]blc player" by his teammates Rt I award was yvesentcd to pvincipal var sij Y iqii;i<i. A)) I t l vivi lj )it;(k-

Glenn, Chai'i Chiistensen, Gina Whit- Lhc a»niial athletic banqiiet heldI

Tom Panncll foi his hdvd )vovj< and laces depicjin -j lit i]:]w;]]tji i'iom

ingev and Eva Sandquist. Lovi Glenn'vjonday ni: ht, at the high school to time spent )vith the team d»ring Lhe the Boosjei p)i]bI ir)e Le<vis was 8 g<iest Q

FZenr y Lie»hard of teR]11 brit 18 '1)villL'illg 'to see hctwt gll'ls vol]i)s Wednesday to Sat well she recovL'I'8 fvom knee sur'™e]'Y.sponsor'cd by the Kendrick Tiger croivd of over 185 pevsons who canie He»Lh <viis ]I:iii]t <) "til<isj ],'I)ila]J]L"',

A, tot(s) of '0 ills have turned oiit,'thlcti<. Boostei club. In the pic- tc the potliiclc iiinner Monday eve- cynthia )t]j)):]]ti, "Mt).] lii. ilji;iri<lii-p In an d tCab]sY Qf ])(Io8cQ<tv IQQk l Q I b aske tba l 1 bh i8 yea v . '

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' (") I i i i j t I ]ic i i, "1t]o8 iOdje Draj>er 8)Lei)dc(j 8 ho»re cjQc Nl S, I,QWiS tO COeui d'Alene WheVe Panel] Will be »SaiStC(l by Dai Cn br(iCQ]CL f i Oi» RSSiStant fOC tball WRS PVeSided OVer by BOai d Pi eai- Va i»ah)C." 'l'lie,l V:i n< i V:i i Si Ly

attenc)ed Lhe beautiful chiirc]s Nunden, «ho Aii)i COSL)) Lhc Jiir)ioi L()RLh Bvc))L Mor)IQL. der)t JRCk Pars]ey. Lear)ii piciei]u (j ) 1] i, '.<]o»I ll ~ ~~ ithome "Tfsurc]c]ay afternoon wedding cf Catherine's ~ianddauoh- Varsity Othcv Ti 'ci's who sveve siisg'led oiit Also shaving'n the honors ai)d aii jnsc]'ibct] silvi]i'A.t i (',lilii» i» jo-

D<r<vin and Odie Di'aper visited «jth ter, Karen Lewis. 'vo») Adjs yeav's championship team recognition that evenintg wei'e Coach ken of thcil'ii)i)l't'<'iiij)<lr] jl) li('I'j()tj-He]en Hinric]rs at gvjtn>an IZospital A birt))clay party rwas held, in John- Gpldel] .Sgl]Set Se)]iprS

"i'ov special vecognition Monclay night Nancy Mcnroe and hev girls volley- ication Lcl Lhc Ltiii»i. '1')it „i]lii<18<)

1 I'i(lay evening son Manor Friclay evening fov those 'erc Rex Snydcv, »an>ed "Most Xn-'all tean> which finished the season pi'escnje<l Lli('ii iii.'iii:1 "t'I', ].]]]ti;I Wjll-Odie Draper Rbtcilded'a baby sho)v having bivthdaYs in November. Enjpyed MOnday Meeting spiiatioial" membcv of the team,and. with a17-3 vecovd, the District cham- iami, wit]i ii it'< ji];.]]<]I<'c'i'](]<i» foi

Z>aivr) Contz of Z e)vjston i)ad ]<Inch Thc go]dL]i tB<i»SLL Bci))ov Citizens. l,"ritz I,]i„ci chosen )Most In»prov-,pjonshiy Rnd 8 >

honoring her ncice O<si]'R Laughlin. with Lee Wvight Wednesday. met Monday, Nov. 12 at the Center, Q<l." ThL Ken(lvick foobball team fin- state chamyjonshjys,grandgs~on '< jan «<rrdae'caar g'~<tivrsed Ml'. Risc] 1VIrs, Terry Deyin and Cy- with 56 mc»ibei'8 and guests pvcscn j:. ishL 6 jhc SLason with a 0 won and 2 Singled o<it,j'oi special vLco ynij ion

)sQ»)e with ther)) io spend the nl-ht,. bil oi'pokane @sited Helen Rajek ]no]]o<vjllg a, shor'L bi]airless I'ilcetjllg,. —- - —.-—lld Gay]( ca))rL lor'ji Novman anil Elsie Nejihkin ojt Clavlis-

Sumlay and Rll vetuvncd tto theiv Jolm Voves and a <friend from Min- ton showecl slides of theiv most I'e ', COuntry-GOSpel Singer MI~a~~ae a+~ N~~OL~ 5 '1hontnc yttt DoI< latott i<toot et ottttt <1eaPolle a<inn., tend a Steno concert cent triP to Sltaln;tnd l'orttt at sea To go Ai J S i]OS)id (.h Sr< h

s Io e n<Oae<L% Pdreyfa<81S )peg )n N QW LiteOpal) Dtapev iI<~as Ra Sir)<];]»V after for the Jo'hnson Mano<'olks,SRtur- sie did Rn excellcnL job of nar'Ii<L)r)<.

noon vt ~ ital ln the l rovnttt Draper dtty eventn; ' The el<dec <vere ett] 'y 'tt hy ol<. it<any on sontlny etvnln"; t<ov. ts, blr. )1I .ReSiil61)tS «f Kehorne . <S)lorty Lewis and !Frances Winters thanks to jhc Netlikisls. ) Gill y Willian>s will be singing tat the

y Fi.ank Jacc)bs-wevee'Batui'day dinhLci< eL<est 'oir 'Mv. )ey'L<ncjay.-'1rene I ackey ca]]ed ori was held. JZ))a Meyei of; JuliaeLta, is 'The scrivice begins at 6:pp p. m., " ' I'oI») I'Y--.')t v']»c»];" j)i('»] their aii

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and Mvs. David'RLeman and fami]y hcv Saturday an(i iSatus<day afternoon ''etting the bird". Fov many yeais Gai'y Wjj]jams xvas In Mtarch of 'his year, Cam andNs. <and Mss Louis W<4 .ht of <Lv Lola visited Mr, 'nd Mrs. BC)bbjtt Delicious I efvcshmenis of yjngev, a famous singer on sr]eh top televis- Cau Loi escaped from -Vjetnas)s with

iston weve last Monday ca]]ers of Rnd Lizzie Bryant. 'read, col]fee and Punch wci'e scvved ion s iows as "Town FIR]] Pavty" in their lives an(i very little else. As Kendii(l"8 U»itc l >j j) Ii t ("h cl]IIIrs P g Cand]ei'ues<]RY visitovs Tammy and Kim Fjjger visited by hostesses Mabel Glenn, Anna:Hollywood and on "Gi'and Old OPvy" beat yeople they made their way to i!hat »)fade jj» ~ '] l ~ i'l ~

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were Colleen Shuit 'and her new baby Mabel Westling Sunday evening. Fairfield and Clara Ga]]o)vtay. tour's out cf Nashville, Tenn. He bad Hong Kong'nd,there in Jubliee Re- come jo ]i » Ii'(,]and Marie McCiacken and Carrie Frances Fry,had la tbirthday din- .The Seniors ave having a cocked ma»y hit recovdin s on Capitol re- fugee Camp bhey patiently awaited) >><)»],,<»L,„

.Gustafson. Rick Candler visite<I bvice ner for hei dasrghter Nellie Millard food and gift sale Tuesday, Nov. 20 cov<ls 8"'l othev latbels, most ol ~vhlch theiv futuve. Today they are the, them set. iip ho» < I;« ', 'I] i; jh ~

during the week Thursday evening with 9 family at 9:30 at the Senior Citizen Centev. he wro te hj»)sedf. neWeat residents of Ke;idvick, I hotel hcic il]. <-n ' - llThey will also ]be havino. <a turkey Since accepting Chvjst in 1965, Idaho, living in an lapaitment at the) ], ok fp,,I< Ii l j bc, ]] I] lf

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trip to Lewiston one day last w(he]c., A surprise 45th annitversary yarty raffle. Be sure and come. Gavy has s'.]ng a cliffeve»L song. FZjs Kendrick Hotel. They avvived herel cient Th< 'i in i ~ ~ l

Bj]] Nangpgs jno svas 8 vyjsjtoi of As'as held in their thome for Mv. and The next meeting'ill be Llic an- vavels have iaken him tthvcugh ali ju t ]ast Friday.eh je 8 Mrs. Worthan Rawson,Sunday. There nua] Chirstmas Panty on Dec. I0. of the fifty states and his gosPel The brothers —the older one twen-

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Mi 8 E<d Ne]son and Nr 'weve 37 in attendance. All four of the ]'ersoi)a] test])))orsy have ty-seven and bhe younger just turand Mss. Emil Si]f]G>v Roti;elided the Lh']d'e" and all z ''gra"d "' " CUb SCptjt Pock 101 been hear(l in about 2,000 chuiches ed seventeen —gre)v up in Saigon, cgr) i<~L]) (l Lo c)]] i ]lt il j< l jAits Rnd. Crafts hobby show Rt Lew- )vere atb]e to be yresent. r I

ani au itori»»)s. Vrhere their family operated a groc-Pearl Groseclose and Gertie Ped- Cr«pSeS Adtllt LeoderS PeoP]e of all R es enjoy Gary's evy business. Theiv .yarents and cne~

f M d M 8 erson visited Wyotta Simons Mon- The Cutb <Scouts and committee sich, deep singing voice, uniq<ie gui- sister remain there; a thivd brothereekend visitors of Mv. an rs.Marvin Vincent'er.'e Niche]]e anM ''n t''ch ]1 and day members of Pack 101 would like to tav playing and his <war'm, dove»-to- is in Hong'ong. vG»ng lllc'll Elias]ish. iai]tj )Litt»,']j h('.]p

will be <s]>p]'<ncj;)L('.0, );x) ci ]<'iivc sofal'an

Rogers of Lewis on.Z R ~ f Z,' ''Mr. Rnd 'Mrs. Bumgardnes'isited thank everyone fov suPPorting their earth pei sonality. Evevy bit of his Althouo'h it,vras the Lutheran<. indicates that Lhl. b]o]!i;I:: ii]rc qiiicli

Donna Theissen o Glares on wasD Th 'Cl r] t was Elsie Hoffman Sunday. RPP]e sale 'SI>Sera] thanks to ever'Y- one-man pi'ogiam is stvictly spon- Zmmigi ation Sevvice jhat made ar-

L8,', '.....]to learn The o]<)vl biojhci whl) has' Sunday visitor of ser paren s, r.f. ) t Mi'da]inc Jassman accompanied Geo. Qne involved in yicking, bagging an<i taneous ancl Lhe audience always gets rangements fov their comino'o this i

lll'acl experience as;I <volt)ci, ]]]tadyDorendos+ to [Byang]e t]ast Tuesday selling t'e 'ayples. Youi'elp was R chance i.o join in with a request them well.

isit hersister, Mr Rnd Mrs 0 time, fov Gary knows hundreds of

,da luncheo tests Qf Mrs. Sue B]jesmev. She accompanied the Bli- The Pacli is also pleased to an- gospel songs by anemovy.

Craig. Sunday Sue,was R inner'C I .S d S d er esners 'tc Z<ae]]ogg to visit neices and nounce that it, is now organized, with If you errjoy country-western style A Q,JQIlle f tjfQg +/g e jlv offLI'ing jlhcill Qn)p]i'i]le]it ol'

M ] M p Ct R'8 nephews. On Sunday ]Or, and Mrs. th«ol»wing leaders: music, you will not avant to miss Rllltrtjaug leggy oj.her assist,]ncc may conta('.t any oi'

amily Rt Lewtjston Rnd thQn Lee Swanson <went to Spantgle and hea,l'irlg Gal'y slag, Tire Juliaetta II M„JB nsSue Rnd Ron visited Jim Ro'beson R she'came home with them. Webelos Leader: 'Clark Woods Church of the Nazaiene invite all to

Lhe )))ally pcop)e ]oc;illy vrll<) havethe Orchards Nursing home. On Saturday Louise and Lyle Pea, Den 1 Leacler: Ali'ce Hensen come and join them. jalcen an intevcsi. in Lhei)i]: ]]tvi»in,i

Wednesday visitors of Ni]dred were visite(l by her sister and hus- n lass. ~ I-. )na oo 8 —— — DRV)d and Crystal Neal werc clin- Isrieyer, Plj Holi. Lyil(':l ()] Deal]Johssson Rnd her houseruests Nr. and band <Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd <Ho]brook Den 2 Leadev: Bonnie Butler nev guests of his Parents, Mv. and Birocke, ai) i Bhaio» Il; iiis, ]n;i<ldi-

, Mrs. Virgil Fleshman were <Mr. and of Le]wjston.. 'a er: aren orey rr prtbOR ROWSpRS Hpr)pred . Mvs, Tom Neal an<i his ist d

Mrs. As)dre~v Dreps of LQ)vjston. Fri- he <Kei h Fords were SundRy din- yo e " i yt gt II 45th Weddir)g Alll)iVerSOry 'br'other-jn-)aiw, Wayne ancl Stephanie,blishe<l foi the bvobhe .;i. j); );»Iday callers were bhe Drops and Al ner guests of Dick and Vicki Witt. wth the Cub Scouts, as assistant

jPedeison and a brother, Pat Neal, at in Kelldlicl<, Conj)I))ll'ji()i)s <I:i]j't:

Kl b Ih f L ' . T) i»en Chris and D'an Fey were R]86 guests, leaders Gr committee mern'bels yleasel Ml. Isncl Mls. Woltharl Rawson of R lestalllant in Moscow Biinday. - t f ]l.. L l.aypen, ac () ewis on. ie meh contact DeAnne Pavks conunittee gia e u y acccp ci.

syent the clay fishing at Dworshalc, ]Sunday night after church Kathy t Juliaeita were suvprised Sunday ..., The most. ir»poi.j;i»i i]1,'.',]Tali<'iijj'ol'all

Acatc ing their limi . land Dav() Shove had some friends chairman (276-3561). when thch daiightev L<ssvanna Rekl Sunday evening visitors of theNeals were Nell an<] Latwr'ence Heim- ]eii success be]t. ii <l] «L»t.<c, j.)c

Grace find was. R weclcend guest over to have ca]«and ice cream to~ I

I'ostecl a chnnei RL Lheis home in honUk I"I Ld gartnev. acLivc fiien<lship ii»v of the R;<wson s 45th weddmg an- of those li)!!]g it] jh<'i("ill]'il'1<-.)illiu-iston. <M. and Mrs. Milton Lind of we"e «v and Mrs 'pick Sk en an Tp Hpld Ftjl] 01)d Gprr]eS 'ivcrsavy, Other family mern'hers at- Wavney and Betty May and Lrnie QLta aiea, ~~'hijc l;ir) ii;i.(»i:iy bc oZ Qwiston Rnd Leon Lrnd of Vio]a family, <Ardyth and Leroy Gentry tending the occasion were a son, Sam and Rena Andrews were in Moscow ) yi oh]em foi:I whil(', l< i]i]i)< )t i)l Le]l

Tuesday QVQnrng d)nnQr g»Qsts and girls; Ernie, Nadine and Dawn NlghtS Beg In 1)jog NOV. 24 ancl wife, Carol Rawson and children, Fs'iday to attend <the Lst'ah Cosinty ! them lo»(i anil < ]L .,i j )] .' )t<'y)'<',

Mj]]je Adtams and GQItie Pe - The Juliaetta Retbekah Loc]gc No. 9 Jcir Y a»el D~~~a; a daiightes, A»Is grain Growers hincheon arid m~~ti~g I «Llc<)i)](i l)L]L;ii) ) ])Oya] DrapQr Mi]drQd Jbhnsori anderson. <Dave'smother, Ruth Bove t<oosnounces they will < l.egin a sei ies and Bill Langfovcl and Dusty, a]]of at the Student Union building on jhe

)some was a wee]rend guest as was Kathy'8 Qf '']Fun and games" night wij;h em- Lesviston; a son, IIarley Ra]wson of U of I camyus.interior decorator <party Rt t)he home father, Pevry Matte lyhasis on,pinochle, Satuvday night, Seattle, an(j his sons, Ken and Keith On <Satuvday afternoon Wainey ~ o~o~oof Frances Peters T]st]i+day a)fte]r. Clark and Nina Woods Rnd Tommy, November 24 at 7:30. Pi ice pev ])ev- of Moscow; a <laug ])ter, Sandy and aml Er'nie ra) tended a Civil Defe». e tie l1 d l l Ck Jg I l 0 tyt 1f1

ng avas R Bsind@y v)8 and Jimmy visited the hobby Rnd son twill be $L25 fov an evening of <I<Ijke Kenni and Evin, Kip and Zan of meeting at the Coui t House in Moi-of O 8 ] Opa] 'isited Sunday 8f CI Rf t . show in Lewjston th» Past fun, Come one,

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. Spokane; Rona. and Casey Kimbel 1 cowt'ernoors vrith'r. and Mrs. Ere in wee]'end The lodge is also holding its an- Rn<l Chvisi.ine oj pierce; Eliza]beth Vicky 'and Dick Benscotev enjoye(j

I )C)jOOIDrayer and their guests, Mr. and nual Christmas party with R "Do ZL Nickelson, Deauna Mcgarwey, Mich- Friday evening dinnev in the Don<Mrs. Steve Vandencar an<] Bs'ian of TZPB WOIITII CONSZDF+ZNG Yourself Entertainment". Potluck aL elle an Nr'. an<1 Mvs. 8 d

. gifts fov exchange. Will be looking chi]dr en, Jciu)rii(, RjL'h<s)'0, Bcbby Lewis)on visitors on Tuesday. CalleriI

.JXL(<'g t'jr I l('oodvowF]esliman,were S<jnday ] jd L Lh B i iti C tes for R]] rne)))hers Deco)))bLI ]3. ]sn(i SLL]>hie;rri(i L»hvar»]R;ir](] Mar]c d«ring the sveek svei(i P<'js<'.ijja .A

held Rt, j.he Senior Citizen Center ''i I i ]i(']innerguests of;Mr, and Mvs. And on Tiiesday, Nov, 20 (from 9:30 jo 12. itag(i (i»(l Dick i<is<i Ir'(i »kie Bciis-

row Dreys at LeNviston i.hen all visit- ' ', Goy Nil]etjeS Dij]I]er cojer,ed with Mi. and Mvs. Virgi F]esh- The Gay Nineties Si, Cil.izen's an- Biinday dint)ct'»ests or )lie Ei'nle i)loll(juy N<))(llll)('I )9man, Mr. and IMvs. Melvin <F]eshman 'ual Thankigiving dinner i)e]cl Fr i., GeneSee Librpry Filmg Andrews wcl'e bheil'atrghtei'oi'ma'])arh'ejji willi ])1(:1'j ~"»».<and Alvira ] s'ickson, Monday'Mildi'ed Ge11eSe8 Nov. 9 Rt Ihe I egion FIal] was at- Libra<'ian, Dovojhy Ho]]ben wishes Crocl«r and on Steven, Cheese Blii<iRnd the Woodrow Fleshmans Visited tended by 37 members who enjoyed to remind Genesee pve-school Rge AndY Cox accompanied Tom Nealwith Mr. Rncl M vs. Wayne Yenni, I I ii the de]le]osis turkey clinner Ivith Rll children tllat films jo be shown Rt to Boise whe)L they visited Asidy Sile Diced P I"

SChOOI LUtlCll 1VleAll the trimmings. 1<ollowing dinner', Lhe library on Nov. 2l ave "Dragon- jcox) RQ)c»nd»ei fa'mr]y «o» French Pi(i() <t i «]i)j< )were their evening dinner guests. cards were played. <H]gh wiliness Stow," "Fox That Went Out on R Wednesday to Friday The Coxes Rt- 1;, P]i]L A)jl)c

Avere L. W. Sorensen and Marguevij.e Chilly Night.," at 1:30 p. m, Sat„ tended the Gold Rill dinnei an<1 aiic-Gviesei'nd low iby Agnes Danie]son Nov. 2), film, "The Yankee Doodle Lion on Satur'day evening. On Sun-

Attention Everyone j Tui'key Salaycl San<hvich and Emma Hoduffer Ci'ickett" will be shown fcr elernen. ciy they took advantage of the beau-

Corn yghi s Fruit . The next meeting will be the Chris- tary chi)L]ven RL 10 a. m, j.iful sunny clay and called on A]be)i,The Kendvick I FA chapter bas Milk tmas .pavjy on Friday, Dcc. I i. The co]leci.ion of hiitovjca] o]d pic- and Etta Glenn at Southwicjc. M]iffii) rind B»iici.

fiI'QWQQC] f s'R]e Rj; $60 R co 'Cl 'r d iy N, nb I6 hii'es oj: Gencsce aie still on exhibit 1 vankie and Jo Benscoter enjoyed Choco],<LL Pii<l<li».;you Sero»]d ]j]tw some <wood,.call Rich- at the

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having Ray and Bi)l Benscoter Lew-Rrd Wo]ff Rt 289-3207 tol Kendrick To /] S l d This is Nation]i] Book Weelc. Cel. iston; Don Benscotei, Sweet<vatev;High School Rt 289-4202; We wj)] cs<t Ch, amon R,l]8 P 'bi'»LL it with Ra visij. to ye»i'ocal also Rick and IRoseLi.a B Qb Rrsd W dn,,ln,, „,eu,„,v„

and de]ives. lib< iii'V and oct;icquai»teil with What baby son, Riiclsai'd and diuighterRepovtevs, Amy Holt and David st 'g't 0 a. s». Rt the Gcncsec the gcncsee jjb]:ii.y ])as Lo offer yoii, Katie Theissen, Moscow join them

Wolff,, Hot Biscuits)B»ttev and Honeyooc en er. foi'unches on Saturdtay. Other call-

er'8 Were Dick Benscoter and Bi<ice Apple ~.r»<,CARD OF .I'IIANIrB Mill,

. More information abo t 8 cal Q F W ORd Apxliipry Davis of Rjtzvi]]e. ]Br<ice has Rt ]aSLThank You, tc) all my many. good T l, N,,ml r 20 curity retiremenL benei'iki, as well ~'> '~ > k) s < finished their fall .work,

friends ruid neighbor'8, I woiil(l like TR Ban ]wjc]r Fvenc]h Pr les as about disability Rnd suer'jvcyr bcn- T <s) et ThurSday, NOV. 15 ZL 8 good to I'epoi't, that Way<le andto exyress my hearbf'c]t, thanks for Co)Is

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Q 'i las' called on Janice and Dick Gvose-the lovely car<is, 'beautiful flowevs, sooial secuvity office. There are meany n)ecting daje will occ»r on Than<8- ivei'e able to SPehd the weeken<l'at Bee]'B~L'e<<,,I)I )r< (i ))))tsgilts, phone calls'nd vislt8 w]lile in WL(]lies(]ay, Noveml)er 21 free Pubzications clescvibing socia) giving Day, the Vctevans of''oveign their Pullman farm home, Coin 8>'a~a<] ivji]] ll<]n~(,I I'»Ljcvthe )Iospjta]. Zts so nice Lo bc I'cmem- HQL Dog'B»ns security benefits and copies can bc Wavs an(l its Auxiliai Y will mee Lawrence and Nell Hejmgal tner' )o Q Gol l pal i<

be<ed. F<rench Fries green Beans 'btained at the office, located at the this Thiivs(ln) evening, Nov. 15 at Phebe Davis are much iir)P)oved and Rice I'iiddin vvijh ( iii»]cl 8;]uvc.].le]nil M. Hi))i'i('lls ffss Mi]k

' S I 0) jii)i V+W H <]j clAv. The phon< niimbci is 332-75)2l Meet]i)gs t)Jcgiii at. 8:00 p, m.,l»liaci,ta Sunday evening,

THE GAZETTE NEWS, TH'ORSDAY, NOVE<LIBEIL 1" 1J '.I

'ill Haxton Named

ITo Head Ag

l Consulting Council

I

I Winners In Juliaetta

IElementary School's

I SunRower Fair

~ light Dozing Dump Truck ~ Reasonable Rates

BACK 17(ll." .'il.'ik VICETelephone 8fRT H. ROSBINS27b-7391 JULIAf TTA, IDAHO

The GaxeNe Neivs(USPS 574-740)

A Consoli<laLi(<n of The Kendrick Gazette and The'Genesee News

P«blished every We<lnesday (dared Thursday) an(l entered as secondclass matter at the Post Office in Kendiick, Idaho 83537 and Genesee,idaho 83832, Latah County, under Act of Congress of March, 1879,The Official Newspaper of Genesee, Kendrick and Ju)iaett<I, Idaho

Jane L, Roth and William A. Roth, PublishersWm. A. Rath, Editor -:- Mis. James Cuddy, News EditorGenesee —Telephone 285-1513 Kendvick —Telephone 2S9-5731Subscription Rates: $5.00 per year in Latah, ¹zPerce, CleanvaterCounties, Idaho and Asotin and Whitman County, Washington.

All other Address —$6.50 per Year Single Copy —15cAdvertising Rates Given Upon Application

POSTMASTERS: Senil I<'orm 3579 io Kemlrick, 1(lahn 83537

On Fiiiday, November 2, the Hillv (nnd V(<llcy Gavden Cliib again spon-soie<l the annual Sunflower Faiv at

Clifton AndersonAssociate Agi icu!tuva) E<ditoi

Moscow —Wm. O. Haxiton, Ji., Gen-csee, is the new president of. the UIAgricultunal Consulting Council;Other officers elected at the advisorygroup's recent meeting in Moscowinclude Allen C. George, Homedale,first vice president and L. N. "Bud"Fuvdy, Picabo, second vice president.

Haiold West, Boise, was reelectedsec'y. Claude G. Johnson, Black-foot, immediate past president, con-tinues to be a member of the coun-cil's executive committee.

Mas Kido, Parme, was reelected toa three-year term as director. JotAnderson, Potlatch, was elected adirector, replacing Purdy,

Two new committees have beenestablished by the council. The fa-cilities committee will check into UICollege of Agriculture needs for newfacilities. The budget committeewil) help provide direction of agri-culture college budgets.

During the ccuncilis meeting lastweek, the gioup discussed -gricul-ture college budgets for 1981. UIPresident Richiavd Gibb and Academ-ic Vice President Robert R. Furgasonreviewed the long-term and imme-diate needs of the university.

I.he Jul iaet ta Elementary School.Nearly one hundved entrants parti-cipated this. year in the various catc-g< ries. The following is a list of thewinners:

SUNF<LOWERS K-1—1st—Tim Heimbignev2nd —Lynn Heimgei tner3rd —Jason Galloway

letters tothe editor...

This new building will house a fewover 50 people.

It will cost 1.6 million dollars,This amounits to a<bout $30,000 ex-penditure fcr each original occupant,

This does not include the costs forextra personnel and mainitenance.

There are many eldevly people andothers who are now having troublepaying their property taxes.

With all the bond electi(ns andhefty overlade levies for most schoolsin Latah County it could easily pushmore low income people into the wel-fare rolls.

The very problem we are trying tocure we are creating by increasingthe property tax.

It is not only property owners wh(should be responsible for these ex-penditures. Everyone must be in-cluded in bhe paying as well as in'the voting.

Most families will be paying high-er energy costs and with a 13% in-flation rate they cannct afford anymore taxes at this time.

Also, all these bond expendituresare outside the los,'imiiitabion on thepi'opel'ty 'tax.

Consider these points when votingon bond eleotions.

Werner Brammer

SUNFLOiWERS 2-31st Leah 14eimgavtnei"2nd —Jevemy Fey

SUNF<LOWERS 4-5-G1st—James 'Heimbigner2nd —Trina Thorn<ton

Dear Editor:Latah County will have a bond

eleotion Nov. 20th f(r a new nurs-ing home shelter,

PUMPKINS K-1 (decoieted withpaper and glue)

!

1st Ricky SkeenShane TaylovJason Galloway

2nd —Brady LohmanTim

Heimbignei'vd—Heidi MortonLynn Heimgavtner EX.EPHA.NX SPRANGVASSAR — RAWLS

Funeral HomePUMPIKNS 2-3 (decorated with

tempera paints)1st—Shad Blewett

Heather JansenT(ny Henson

2nd —Dave DennlevJennifer FeyHeidi Zumhofe

3rd—Rena CookSonja Gen<tvyLisa GravelleBen Nye

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i liniillnt<0 InnSaeP rmIHIRgI j>gtl"4%a%'tee'0 Lteiei.IBP<

At our new Location

920 21st Ave. 'wistonFor Spt ioL Fertilizers

-USE—ii(ECIAL YI<u(:K I'h.i<'I'.i

Genesee N(ws 50 Years Ago

Miss Ruth Wolff, dau htev of Rev.iand Mvs.'A. Wolfif of Genesee who 'sattending the New York School ofMusic and Art in the Eastern Metro-polis a~ppeared recently in the 708thconceit presented by the sohool inwhich Ralph Leach Sterner is thehead,

The Genesee Union Whse. Cr. ship-ped out one double deck car of hogsand 3 truck loads of hogs in Spokanethis week.

R. F<. Nordby who drove his car toTwin F<alls tc the Sbate Conventionoi Co, commissioners, taking as pas-sengers, John Woody and John Cone,meniibeis of the county board, wascalled upon to transport Lwo youngcav thieves fvom Boise to Moscowwhere. the Lwo boys, Walter Carinen,17, an<i Veri McCoy 15, were lodgedin thc county jail awtiiting LIheiv hea-ving.

Little Ailenc Borgen was g<iven ap'avty by hev mothev, Mvs. W. O.Bovgen last Satuvday afternoon inhonor of hev 6th birthday,

Don Jain returned Friday from anextended vacation in Cans<la. WhileLhei'e he made homestead entry onsome farm lands.

Mvs. A. J. 1<ambi(sob and two s(nsmoved into Gencsee this week anilavc oecuping the house belonging toDv. W, H. L<"hlen.

A very pvebty wedding took placeat the counivy home (f Mi. and Mrs.W. R. Hickman .at 4 o'lock, Wed.,Nov. 6th when their daughter, MissHarviet Rose, became the bvide ofEiivin FlonIer, son of Mv. and Mvs.Henry Flomev,

PUMPKINS 4-5-G (carved)1st—Trina Thornton

Debbie ReidingevHowie IWarnevJed DennlerAd,tie Lindquist

2nd —Wade Mitchell (2)3rd—Jamie Matthews

Kim Alford

,. Illlrlc( IIOC.ILB eKENDRICK, IDAHO PIIONE 289'4g61

Dial 743-6541

:ree:StiaaaateS .Il

On Bodywork and Palntlng

-RICK ARNETT-KENDRICK, IDAHO 'I

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Telepho.e28g-32SI

VE<GETABLE CHARACTF«MLS IC-6PEOPLE:1st—Trina, Thornton

Mindy Cook2nd —Julie Bateman3vd—Todd Mael

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Jack 8roNn

+ Crushed Rock* Back.hoe Service

* Loading ono Hauling

Phone 276-708'I

JULIAETTA, IDAHO

CRUSHING 8 EXCAVATINGANI<MALS:1st—Bevt LBvocke (Snoopy)

.Lynn Heiimagntner (Walrus)2nd —Trina Thorniton (Rat)3v<l—Decna Biocke (Hippo)

l<DLOWFR ARRANGEMlvNT8 K-0IHL Tviiui Thor nton

Di uie Wilson

BEST OF SHOW,Leak Heimgantnev (LSL(nf louver)!Ricky Skeen (Pull1pkin)iShad Blewett (Pumpkin)Trina Thornton (Pumpkin)Trina Thovthton (Vegetable Person)Bert Bvockc (Vegetable animal)

We'd like <to thank all those en-itvants who paiiticipated in the Sim-flower I<"aiv. The bulbs which youhave won should be planted outsideas soon as yossible (before theground freezes). We'd like to encour-age you to enter the flowers youraise from Lhese bulbs next May inthe Junior Division of the FlowerShow on Locust Blossom Day.

Dr. and Mis. D. A. Christensen al-so deserve a special thanks fov thetime they give judging'll the ent-ries. It is a awry difficult task, but,one they do so «dwell!

S.1OI'I. c —:=-—

~ lllleI'R.. < i. 1H TIME TO WINTERIZE

PRE-SEASON SPECIALWe will service and safety check your Fur'nace

Oil, Gas or Electric

for only )III.$ll

PHONE 882-4534~OSCOVV', IDAHO Keml rick ailiz<! I'le Nnv, 2, 1939

20 years ago (1919)'Dhe Methodist church extends an

covdis<l Lnyitation to attend the ded-ication seimices to be. held Sundaymorning at 11 o'lock. Di. W. WYoungstcn of Portl<iud will deliverthe address. Other speakers fromout-of-town will be present.

Arrangements are being made fovthe forming of an A<mevioan LegionPost in Kendrick under the lea(ier-ship of Tom Long and Fred Bo'ion.

(1939 News): Miss Gvims Primaryvoom was the happy scene of a Hal-loween party given for the mothersof the children. The program wasas follows: A play, "The Bad Girl'Fear." Ch<arecters were PatriciaLong, a bad little girl; Joretta Holt,motheh, Violet Brown, Max Damme-veil, Patricia Brocke, Patty Tout andA.udrey Dougherty, spooks. Reci-.tations were given by Ma(<)lyn Sclui-pfer and Richard Compton.ErvarFel'.cterssoiNov. 3, 1949

A group of 'elf-invited friendscalled at the new home of Mr. andMvs. Oscar Slind last Thursday eve,suryrising them with well-filled bas-kets, to hold a housew'arming, Fol-lowing supper pinochle was enjoyed.Those present were Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Schupfer, Mrs, R. L, Blewett andson, Billy, Mr. and AIrs, W. L. Mc-Creary and Parker and Mrs. EstellaLeith.

From Mrs. Eugene Taylor of Julia;.etta comes a letter regarding theP. T. A,. canning project for the hotlunch program. Commodities cannedor frozen consist of green beans, 432qts; corn, 329 qts; tomato juice 13qts; strawberries 132 qts; raspberries198 qts; prunes 442 qts; peaches 450qts; apple sauce 170 qts; dill pickles33 qts; relish 18 qts; straw'berry jam9</R g<al.; apricot jam 7 qts; jelly 26yts; total 2,391 qts and 150 chickensfrozen,

FHA Initiates

New MembersCALL—

Tony's Multiple Service —289-3561The Kendrick EHA. Chaptei initia-ted new members Oot. 23 ait a break-fast meeting The new mem<bersbeing initiated are: Melodic Deeds,Tami FMger, Jill Rossiter, Paula, Fli-ger, Viki Renfrow, Mlchelle Mathews,riche)le Dygeiit, Audia Jones, LisaFoster, Teresa Hioisington, MilissaDowns, Marailee Manning, HeatherMont(n, Julene Smiibh, Kelley.Cuddy,Kim Stonebraker, V<iki Rice, BeckyGillespie, Brenda Hami)iton, CindySbookia(4, Teresa Johns, Renee Weid-ert, Jenebte Nye,

District convenibion will be held. atKendrick High School on Nov. 3 from9-2:00. The theme is "Put Your Fu-ture on Target." Regis<tration willcost one dolliar. On the programbhet day will be the senior cibizens;runstwey teens; teen pregnancy; Na-tional convention report and officerworkshoys.

Lory Fnavy was elected pointsehairmian and Mlsti Colbaugh will beA<BB represenitabive,

The club has decided to adoptgrendparents s<g(kin this year. Eachmember will be contacting theirgrandparents soon.

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Auimal Nealih Needs

Telephone 289-344f

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Sick Room Supplies0 MOBIIi TIRES BATmRIES

—CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS—DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENTt'elephoae: 289-594$

Hours: S a. m. —5:45 p. m.According to Phyllis Dunn, Mos-

cow local office manager'fbr the1ds<ho State Department of Employ-ment, the following jobs are current-ly open: public relatiions representa-tive, registered nurse, bookkeeper,floral designer and bank teller. Con-t.acL the Job Senrice at 221 East Se-con(l for further information.

There are currently 243 claims onf'ile fov unemployment insurance ben-efits in Latah County, compared to240 last week. Area totals are: Mos-cow 95, compare(l to 83 last week;Tioy-Deary-Bovill 100, 9S; I<endiick4, 4; Geiiesec 11,9; anil Potlatch33,16.

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Memorial Day Thru Labor DayIi " I <1II .old

Representing Yh~

MOBIL OIL CORPORA VIONKENDRICK, IDAHO

Phone 288-4061 Residence 276-3131

ave anal Barbra Clayton

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FULL AND COMPLETE LEASING SERVICE—

For All of Your Automotive Needs —New or UsedI 'Please Contact Steve Aldridge

Business 746-980I Home 276-7772ewek eL e< ewe< ee e~g 4

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Slaty Paintev and family, the Syd and BrendaArmstrong's in Kellogg.

.Mr. and Mrs. Ray Evans returnedto the Mildred Heath home on Fridayafter spending sometbne in Kenne-wick at t'e home of their daughterand family. They with Mr. and

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Mrs, Lee Heath enjoyed Sunday din-. ner with <Mother <Mildred at the Hub-I bard Gulch home.

Roger Harri, Pocatello, was an ov-ernite guest c<f his cousin, I inda<Steigers early last week. Later, asupper in his honor was held at the

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<Sharon Heath residence in Lewiston.

lThe Ken Steigers and several other

Icousins being present fov an enjoy-s<hie g'et together.

On Sunday evening, AIrs. LindaiSteigers and children joined a groupgathered at Moscow in honor of the

'ook book; Nellie <Woodwavd Fraz-ier: CLeland ear'!y-day) e]ectric carv-ing knife; Bonnie Albrig'ht, Spauld-ing: electtic hand n1ixct. To mentiononly a few. Election of ne<v officers

I< fov 2-yeav tet:ms ended with muchdiscussion and late dismissal, dark-ness descendin on n1any f<v ihehomeward t)ck. 'l'he Santa, Idaho,area now repvesen!.e<l on !.he boat'd!

James St.ei'e)s, following. knee suv-gevy at: G<itn)an hospital in Moscowpet'fot'med on Tuesday a. m, Nov, 0,returned Lo Lhe honIC oi'is Cherry-lane gvandpatents !.o Iecuperate, onSat, eve., Nov. 10t.h, on his <iismissal.

I'inc(1<!< k N(<AVH

Carol Richavdson anddaughters,'oelle

and Rena, of Ovofinc, wereHelena Brown's Wed. Nov. 8 guest],the 8'ivls remaining <vhlle !.heir moth-

Nellie Dean Stelgers —Reporter

To IielloggThe Lee Heimgartner family spent

thc past weekend <with Ba(;hara's sis-

FOR SALE—12x60 Nashua. Excellcondition. Ph, 289-5207. <birthday anniversary of her mother',

Jeanette TalIbott, Potluck eveningdinner <vas served.

R. K. A, Business ICIeetingOn Thuvsday, Nov. 8th, the largest

ever group, well over 418 members,signed in,fov the annual banquet heldat the Lewiston E<lks Temple. <A

lively meeting followed the deliciousadequate dinner served those attend-ing, Drawing of.,prizes, ahvays apopular event, found names of manyl<no<vn to o<(r surr.ounding area beinglucky number holders. Alvin andMabel Steigers: electric clock; TomSouhtern of Ginford; cook <book;The Wayne Randalls, formerly of Le-nore, electric grill; Glen Stevens:

er I<ept a, medical appointment inLewiston. Other guests thai, day

, included Lois Johnston and Sylvia'ayton Bringham, bc Lh of Lenore,who had ati.ended the Leno)e WillingWorkers meeting elsewhere.

On Sunday, Helena's guests, outand in, incl()ded Nt s. Henvy Reil,Edd Lynch and his sistev, Alma,<Lynda, Si.eigevs and Dou Bvown andson, Allen of Le<viston.

Nancy Webstel'lad son, Douay Gi<

Weippe <ve( e bt ief calle( s in theChet'rylane a('ca SaLuv<lay.

"Colds" have been <fai)ly commonin 0'ul',<I'e.'1, All scenl 'to 1<ecovev.

Tu BurleyMts, Deloves Heinz .aILnev, accom-

panied by daughiev, Jenny Lyons and.girls c f Cleavwatev,left on 1< vidava. m.,Nov. 2 for a visit with hev pav-ents, Mr. and Mrs, Chancey Gummowof Burley, They spent, 2 nights withthe Bill IStvaws at Nt. IIomc envoute,avriving home Tues(lay evening'. OnSunday, Nov. 11 Lcslic and Deloresdvovc up-rivev to see vari<us rela-tives in Llut a(ea. Delotes entev-tains Lhe Si.onypoinL Ft iendship clubin her home on Thurs., Nov. 15. Nov-

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Miss Tet csa Hcinrgavtnc), gt'and-daug'htev of Mv. Ind Mvs. EldonHeimgat tnev on Sa!. evening, accom-panying bvothev, Rick 'and family orCottomvood Cvcek, visited <v!th thegTanclpavents at St< nypoint.

Mr, and Mvs, L<'klon 11cimgavi,nevon Sunday aftcvnoon at. tended t'e25th. <vcdding annivevsavy.oi'. Nv. andMIs. Kenny Gvuell in Lew<iston. Latevthey visited Mr. and Mrs. Eveveti.Gruell in Clavkston and on to secMother Mystic i)i Lewiston.. EIsna Stevens and Gevtvude Heinl-

gavtner again visited <Mystic Heim-gavtner Monday as well as sevevalother .times the pasL week, Mysticseems suvprisingly alevt an<i active!

,Sunday, Nov. 11, Mv. and Nvs.Glen <Stevens enjoyed thole noon mealin Culdesac as 8'uests of the BillSchvimshev family, in their home.

.Nr. and Nvs. Bob Blaiv of Low<is- I

.ton were Sun., Nov. 4 dinnev guestsin. the home oi'cr parent.s, NI. andMvs. Cletis H<isington. So))y overmissing this item last week.

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WILL DO BABYSITTING, cleaning,etc. Ph. 276-7701.

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PARK HOME TO RENT:Phone 1-007-8833.

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ENGLISH <VALNUTS —05c lb. Notshelled. Ph. 270-4251.

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F<OR RENT —Unfuvnished Apt, inKendvick. Call 270-7401 ov 289-5050

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-ACREAGE 1 OR SALE —creek,sp!'Ing, I'iver'. Owner'an carry coll-tract. Kcn<lrick area. 289-5540.

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WAJNTD<D —-Olde( freezer and smallApt. size cook stove. Call 270-7731

. or 280-4400,

Lyons ElectronicsINow Offering

Full Refrigeration ServicePhone 289-5983KENDRICK I~~aeaeae aa aaae aeaeae aaaaaa ae aeae aeae

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E.et us sell youv han(l crafted itemsat "Ye Ole Count('y Shoppe" Nov;23-Dec. 2, Bring'< Cherry Laneby Nov. 10. 270-7891 1t46c.

WANTED —Wheal IT'Inch Iviih goodyield, Also cq<cipmeclt. 509-758-7<J45.tf34C

HOUSE< 'FOR RL<NT—4 miles L<astof Kendvick, Unf<HI'nishcd. 3 bed-rocm. Aiv and Futsrace, Pal, 289-5671,

HANK'S HILLTOP BARBERSHOP

For Appointment 743-8272$8.00 PER HAIR CUT

Hours: 8 to 6 Tues. thru Satur(layDuring Summer Months

Henry IIazda 60$ - 7th AveLEWISTON< I IDAHO

1978 Chrysler'ew pol<t, 4-dr„ lo<vmileage; air condibicntng. Radialtires, i,inted 81<ass <I( p bnakes-tiltw'heel, speed contvol, radio, heater,Price: $5,905.00, PII. 28<J-4921.2t45c

MUIST,SELL—1078 <Fleetwood dble--wide, mobil home. 24x60. 3-bdrms,2 <baths, Assume ouI'2% <loan witha cash o»t cf our equity. 289-3492.

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AVON ON <SALE j'Iom now untilChvistmas at up to 75% off Reg'.PI'ice.,AL Ce)'u»)ic de Gift Shop inKendrick.

WAYNE HARRI'SLicensed Auctioneer

4uctlo(I Servi<HI —Co(11(n(rrclalI I< rn1—Bar(kruptcies —)teal

Kst(BL('HARITIESk RKEHome: Phono. Officeeno-5891 —Kerr drlck —'89-4871

AUTO. GLASS & TRA(TOR

CAB GLASS INSTALLED4t45c

F<OR SALE —1—10", 8-.h<le Qhev.Rim. 2—7:00x16 0-,hole rims andtires (good rubber). Propane Apt.-size 4 burner range, Make offev.Ph, 276-7701.

~ Insurance Claim Service~ Truck 8 Tractor

Cushions Rebulit4II Work Guaranteed

I EGAL NOIICI'N

THK D1STIIICT COURTOF TJIK SECOND JIJDICIALDISTIHCT, OF '1'Ill<. S'I'ATI<: Ol"

IDAIIO, IN AND 1<OIITIIK COUNTY Ok I.ATAI-I

O'Ise Vu 1515<5NOTICF0 Ok HEARINCI

In the matter of the applicationof JACKIE DALE CLARK, Jv., 5< v

change in name,A petition by JACKIL< DAI.E

!CLARK, JR., bovn Nay 10, 1040, atOttumwa, Iowh, now residing. nt

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*'outeNo. 1< Box 274A,, Mosco1v, Id<1-

<ilo, 83843< pl'oposing a cllange h1

name to JACKSON DALE< CLARK,JR., has been filed in t.he above-en-!.itled court, The reason fov the chan-ge in name being that the nameJackson is more masculine andmature than the name of Jackie andis less confusing to those with whomhe deals in business as well as pets-onal matters. Thus, petitioner pre-fers"the name of Jackson over Lhe

name of Jackie.The name of the peti!.ioner's father

is Jackie Dale Clark, Sv., w<ho pI'es-ently resides at 1025 Parkev Avenue,Tracy', California; pet!tionev's moth-er is Betty E. Shephavd who pres-ently resides at 2200 37t.h Street No.115, F«vans, Colorado.

Such,pei.ition <will be heard at 1:30p. Bn. on the 3rd day of Decembcv,1979, wherein objections may be fil-ed .by any person <vho can in suchobjections show Lo the court. goodcause against a change of name.

-WITNESS <my hand and UIe seal', of s'aid Distlicl, Cont t !.his 8th <lay

oi'ovembev, 1970.JOAN BAUER, Clerk

By D. HohnhorstDeputy

Pub. 4 times. Nov, 15, 22, 20

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DRINKING PROBLE<NS ? ? ?AA Now Meets at Kendrick Thursday

Weekly at 8:00 p . m.Where: Room Behilui Red Cross

PharntacyAL-ANON Also Meets As Above

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Doc liftle 289-4190

D. Taylor

CONSTR UCTIOII

~ New Residence

~ Remodeling

Phone 276-7961

LIJL YOU KNOyv YOU CAN RENT—Rug slurmpooers, floor pulishers,

staplers, l((<vn I.hatchers, fertilizerspreaders, hand iaucks, sewer tape,pipe threaders, lad.iers and manyother items at ABRANS HARD-WARE CO., Kendrick. tf42c

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AII Sizes —P. T. 0. Driveand Engine Driven

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SERI TRAI PARTS

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Phone 285-1425—NEW TRACTOR PARTS—Rails, Rollers, Sprockets, etc.

ALL AT BIG DISCOUNTSNew Dakota DozersNew Re-Built Short BlocksNew Kent Spring ToothNew Du All LoadersNew Harrows, both Flex Cre StiffNEW METAL ROOFING Ec SIDXNG

Colored or Plain —Cut To The Inch—Special Low Prices—

24-ft. Used Kent Cultivator9U D6 w/cab die Dozer Frame

GOOD USED NACHIN1~MY

1971 Hyater, 4000 pound fork lift,pnuematlc tires, like new.

Case Diesel Wheel Tractor, withloader and 3-pt., 1100 hrs.

D-4 Farm Cat. Sha1'p!Frrd, IH Wheel Tractors w/loaders.Wheel Tractor with JD fork lift.Wheel Tractor /loader $1,875.Used D-6 rails.and rollers.2—10'D Cra IH Grain Drills on

rubber w/hitch, $790Used Loader for Ford Wheel Tractor.New Tractor Cabs.4-Whe(tl Drive Rubber Tired Loader.2-Wheels Tractor w/HD loadersFo& Wheel Tractor w/pt rear blade84-ft. used Barber Dry Spreader28-ft. user 4Sarber Dry Spreader with

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

bearings.$55 CAT Invader, 1 3/4 yd. bucket

with rear ripper.7UD4 OAT with rlew angle dozer.

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

2—10-t JD CC w/hitch, hyI.John Deere Viheel Tractor< $705Used Goble DiscsD-4 PTO —D-4 Belt Pulley.

Phone 2'r6-3771 AnytimeDENNIrKR SUPPI,V

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SNO-BOY YELLOW DRY ONIONS,...JUMBO er MEDIUM SWEET POTATOES,

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.3 for $1.00..Ih. 39c..each39c. 4 for $1.00...lb.10t

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My-Te-Fine Jellied Cranberry Sauce, '....l6 oz. 39c

Birdseye Cool Whip,..... ~ ~ Boz. 59cKraft's Miracle Whip,...... 32 oz. NI.'I9

Parkay —Regular Margarine ...~~ I".5"tScott's Decor Paper Towels,... ~ ~ roll

55'hhy'sPumpkin,...,..... 16oz.tin 45c

My-Te-Fine Large Pitted Olives,..... Tin 69cKraft's Miniature Marshmallews, 10R ezpkg. 3 for O'I

Betty (rocker Angel Food (ike,{reg.}.....51.09M.J.B.Coffee,..... ~ ~ . ~ 2 Ih.tin $6.19Kraft's (heese Singles -Assorted -...12 oz. $1.39Scott Facial Tissue,.....200's 69c

Pillsbury Biscuits, 7R oz........4 for 88c

My-Te-Fine Potato Chips,....... 8 ez. 69c

My-Te-Eine Cream Cheese,....... 8 oz. 69tNabisco Piemium Crackers,........Ih.69c

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Roman Meal Brown 8 Serve, {reg.?9cdez.} SALE 69t

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Kendrick, Idoho Phone 2894921

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THE GAEETTE NEWS, THURSDAY, NOVFNB1.R I:, 1,)70

MI s. IVayne Hcimgavtnev spent<Wed No 7L t h f

Social security benefits generallyWith an eligible h<<s!>;<n<l u)<vifei«i)ciI with heI Iuothe. N".' t Provide 25 to 60 percent of Pre-re- benefits <voui!)0 1<et<'entev mother, Nrs, Hunter

v+~1 y pieasannt nte I d t th tirement eats<ings depending on the of the wot I<CI's PI < v«<<<., < << < I<ings.

People can sup!)lelll<. HL soc1',ll s<."its. Bill Har(i and Lily MCCall, all, iston celeb(ated a birthday Nov. 12. I cuvity Ieti<e<nen< 0< nc«LA wi<» in-of C!arkston spent the day at Stony(Paiti and Lloyd Stevens took he( a come f1<In ««n<irs»1 0< <<'i«n i<Is«<-'oint with bt'othe('ayne and wife. l gift, and enjoyed birthday cake, an«e anno!L:«s, s;<1!n".a,:I«;'I<.l <111<1

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'<Jggiy Tuesday a, m. on "Top."l briefly with heI. Nice to be remem- bonds, it)divid<<ai I <!I«''<',1«<L I)i«ns,

GI 1ndmothLI Nae Gt cene ot I e<v I be(ed< 'v other inv<stn<< HLH.

THE GAZETTE NEWS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1070and Mis Phil Bain were a

<v<.ek ago Nonclay visitois of ¹ andMvs. Ieonavcl Konen at Genesee.

clay, and Fviclay attended a Health,I p J ~+@

i ducaiionai ant Welfare meetinzl Ce<)ar R)<<ge NeWSit Lewiston.

By Mrs. Snm WeaverII)0! Bear R)cicje

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For Members and Their Guests Melvin Sneve who svbmitted to hipI

suvg'ery Friday '.is recuperating at

KENDRICK V. F, W. HALL IGritman Memorial Hospital, Moscow.

! We wish ycu 0 speedy vecovery, Me)-

Begins 9:00 P. M, Lunch Served

ft)flusic By 'Cedar Creek County )ilflusic' FIin~rich and aycelle Emmet:t. are

~<)JJ~e>~~<333~RI~~8$e~~~~~<3~~~~~~ cow Gritman Memorial h<)spita), We———---—.—hope you continiie,to improve.Mrs, Liddie Galloway and Jason

and Nrs. Gei'trude iHoffel dr'ove toSpokane 'Monday afternoon, where

NOTICE II!Jason will keep s. doctor's appoint-ment early Tuesday morning.,

Joe and Ed. Forest visited their$ 100 Reward will be paid for information leading to (!»Other, Gabriel at St. Joseph's hos-

the arrest and conviction of the thieves who are stealing '~!.report Gabe is much improved anilroofing wire, wiring, a lorge electric motor, saws and

)will be leaving the hospital scon.

I other things too numerous to mention from two placesowned by Ralph LaBolle on Texas Ridge. Thee thievery ~( who attended the turkey-shoot at thehas occurred at night this past week.: ., I'v y D'a'y Gun 'ub S-«y af

Ij noon. They also visited Mrs, IdaRuby at Troy, late afternoon,

The LaBOlle Bros. ' Nrs. iHulda Clemenhag'en, EulaGalloway, Gerald and Dorothy Hal-seth, Joe ancl Eed Forest and RoyCiemanhagen attended the CedarIntdze supper ansi sais Saturday ave.ning, Cecil and Eilsie Chamberlainattended the supper, and visited atthe parley Pevvyman home during-1'-r

5 the evening.Larry Galloway, Kraig and Kavi

of Lewiston visitecl at the Ls'ula Gal-loway, home Sunday afternoon.

The Ladies Guild met with Nrs,Lucille Ingle, Wednesday afternoon.

The Happy Home, Club met at theHall priday for an aii day meeting,Ci'afts and candy dipping was enjoy-

5III'f S Raft. ed iby all. A. delicious luncheon pleas-e<1,the taste-bucls at noon. A busi-

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ness meeting'ollowed with electionYen Ar jrI of cfficers.

c '>e<s 4 Ica ~ t"(,,'i, I iMv. ancl Mvs. Pill Adams weve call-

evs at the Au C. Wilson home cMonday

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Mvs. Bill Dean of neav Troy.

NOVEMBER

HAIR STYLE OF THE MONTH ''"„'~pl™„,„,„„„„,.„.„...„„.„Summer's over ond the busy aius Mo»di» a«tcrnoon.

Foll and Winter season begins',HOW abOut a neW hair Styling tO -< Mv. and Mi's. iLeland Blind and sons

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fleet the new season We con ) at Lcsngview, Wa. and Mv. and Mi's,Hal,lnon Sommevs and 'family at

,"ipg>c!r'I Create One j uSt fOr yOu that Will Tualatin, Oi e. The Slinds returnedbe eaSy tO COre fOr Ond eOSy tO b home Mon(lay after<loon, Mv. an(l

lMi's. Jack Pi'atcr of Palouse stayed

.lOok at. CO'll uS thiS Week. g at .thc slind lioinc duving their nb-Ii'or Appointment Call 289-4027~glCK VICKI VVITT, Owner. 44 'I's.,GI'ace Ingle attcndc<l t,he

Eztcnsion ilay Wednesday at. Moscow< ii Clli'1still,'is 1(l<.iis,

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ce„, "„(TokeOff Pounds Sensibly): New Items of Special Interest-

s Boys and Girls Levis —In Sev'eral Styles,'-

Sizes 2 to 14 (Snuiu brick IIonse with 110<iH Duster Car in Fir<nit on lblain St.

~ Rainbow Suspenders One lllock from I':irlc—<ui sameH P H si<lo of street.

Sizes 2 to Adults

~ Flannel Shirts in Winter Plaidsin Boys Sizes = ' ', ' '$7;98'ERAMIC 8 GIFT SHOPWhite Stitch Wally San Francisco

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DEMINS BY H. I. S.... '„"Painting IIours —1 to 6

Nolv, Taking Gift Items to SellH

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Come on in ond Sign upfor a Drawing

1st Prize: Helen of Troy XVon<ler-1Van Curling Iroii

2)nl Prix<;: A Gift Certificate ofyour Choice: Iluircut andIuowdry or Shampoo an<1Set.

Gvanclma Cuddy was a. Sunclay din-

nev guest of Mic and Mrs, JamesHolt and Amy.

Edcl Kent was a housegllest of. Mr.ancl Nrs, Clem Lyons fvom Tuesdayio Tluti'sclay of'ast wee)c,

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!Our Fviendly Neighbor Club Wish-

es to thank all tllat a.ttended oursupper and bazaar, making it a. g'ieatsuccess. A big'hanks and appreci-ation to those who clonat;ed the beau-tiful articles for the sale aud to ourauctioneer, Roy Glen for the )von-devful job he pevformed.

Mvs, Margaret Cvaig of Moscowwas a Sunday guest of Robert Kim-bley. Othev callers were Russell Ba-kev and Lloyd Davis cf Clarkston.

Kelly Cuddy was a Satuvclay over-night guest of Mv. and Mls. DavidHall at Cvaigmont. They took Kel-ly out for dinner and a movie for hevbirthday,

Sunclay suppev guests of Mr. andMvs. Dave IIutcheson and familyweve Mr end Mvs Dale Alexanderand child<en,

Ni, and iMr. Gerald Ingle and

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Charley Bowei attended PomonaGrange at Pvinceton iSaturday eve-ing. It was election of officers. Mrs.Chai'icy Bower visited her aunt, Mt's,

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Lola Tribble of near Princeton that

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evening.

! Nr. and Mrs. Nonman Nethken of,Lewiston weve Sunday dinncv guests

!of Gerald and Grace Ingle.

Monday evening dinner guests ofMv. and Mrs, Gerald Ingle were Nr.and Mvs. Bill Ingle of Hubbard,

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and Mvs. Red Kremimin, Juliaet-I ta and her cousin, Mr. and .Nrs.

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I Filoyd Goodman of Seattle and theirdaughter, Esvelyn*<Smith, also Seattle,anil Mr. and Nvs. Norman Nethken,Lewiston,

iMrs, Jay D. Wilson and'Mrs. OpalFoi est visited Mrs. Bert Benscoteron American ridge Monday afternc on

Mv. and Mvs, Jerry J, Ingle andKeith attended the volleyball-foot-ball banquet at the school Mondayevening. (

Mrs. Pearl uHazeltine and LaureneHazelt ine visited Elms.'s mother,Mrs, Gi'ace McMillan 't Lewiston,Sa.turday.

Robin Riecling'ev was a I'riclay ov-cvnig'ht giiest cf;Savah Patterson.

MI and Mls Harley Peiiyillan andGene tool» Pat Zenke .to Lewiston tocatch a plaile for his home in Wis-consin. Mv, and Nrs, Cecil Cham-berlain wei0 Saturday evenin call-cvs after the Gold Hill supper.

Mv, ancl Mvs. Dan Fey were Sun-ilay cliilnev guests of Mr. and Nrs.Dick Witt and sons, In tlic eveningDan and Chris attended the "Bunco"at Mr. and 1<'Iis, Hcvst iReils at Caill-cvon. I cys visited, with Mr. and MvsFtrank Eveland at Moscow.

A week ago Monday Mrs. ThelmaCuddy, Mrs. Olean Cuddy, GrandmaCuddy ancl Bevdctta Wcavei atten(leda baiby sho<vcl fov Mvs. 'Jack Bvownin Kcndviclc.

¹.and Mrs. Dana J<tiagnuson andMv. and'vs. Bob Nag'nuscn spentthe long weekend at Lake Coeur

d'lenewhere the men triecl their luckluinting.Happy Hom Club, Elsie Chamberlain

Lots Less Daylight,Lots less time-

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DELO MOTOR OIL —OUTBOARD MOTOR OILS

CHEVRON GREASES

Staniiaril Heatng Oils anil Diesel I:nels

-We Deliver-GOODYEAR AND ATLAS,

Tires —Tubes —Car Accessories —BATTERIES

Telephone 289-5211

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HI ik ~ '1 6 IWe have available Norbest ILj )YALcHRIs T0Ms, GRADE A f Armeurer FreSI

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10-14 Ibs: avg, froz. Ib, 73c 'I

78-22 lbs. avg,,

I) Turkels, Norbest Hens Grade A 'I

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10-l4 Ibs avg. Froz. lb. 79cI I

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Sausage, Bird Farm Frozefi( )

Crisp, GreenRegular or sage, 12 oz. 51.29

I~Armour Bacon, 7-Ijo lbs. $1;99 tgj~Hof Dogs Armour, Reg or bf, lb. 5'1.39 Iri 'I

MICKORY SMOKED HAM, boneless I I Mixed Nuts, new crop, lb. 51.09 I)water added, fully cooked, 'It

ITangerines, Florida, lb. 39c

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IWhole, lb. 51.49 Iri Sweet Potatoes, No. 'I golden lb. 39c I

I Halves, lb. 51.59 ) I Marblebead Squash, lb. 10c IIII t II

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Canned Libby Cran-

yams Pumpkin berries'!) Ox.—Cue<. Sivayn<! 2n ox. Tiii I

66c 49c 3

IIFruit Orange

CocktaII juiceI 17 ox, 1Vest. Family ,I

44c 66c

IKRAFT MIRACLE WHIP, Salad Dressing, . Quart 51.19 I

) Jelloeelatin,assorteclflavors, .......6oz. 43c,Pitted Olives, Western Family medium... 6 oz. 53c

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Cream Cheese, Kraft's Philatlelphia... 12 oz. ~1.09I

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VO-5 Pump Hair Spray, Unscenteclorreg., Soz,$ 'l.49 I)

Coconut, Tropical, Flaked 14 oz. 51.09 Dream Whip Topping, 6 oz. 51.29 'I

)Niblers, Gr. Giant Corn, 12 oz. 39c Beans Green, WF, Cuf or slic, 16 oz. 37c I

IDinner Napkins, Kleenex, 50 ct, -59c Dressing, Kraft, Crmy Cucumber $1.19Chicken Broth, Swanson 14 oz. 29c Oysters, Bumble Bee, whole, 8 oz. $ 'I..19

ZOOM, Fisher's Cooked Cereal, '16 oz. 59c ISTRAWBERRY JAM, Kraft's 32 oz, $1.75REALEMON LEMON JUICE, 24 oz. 79cFIREPLACE LOGS, Streno 5 Ibs, $1.19VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE Lotion, Herbal, Reg. or Extra Strength, 70 oz. $ 'l.49ULTRA BRITE Toothpaste, Large, '.3oz. tube 99cCONDITION II Conditioner, Ex. Body,'a lanced or Ex. protection, 16 oz. 51.79 I

ITHROAT DISCS, Parker Davis,'0 cf. 69cMARSHMALLOWS, Krafts Mini, 70I~~.'oz. 39cSQUEEZE CHEESE, Kraft Assorted, . 6 oz. 89cSHARP CHEESE, Kraft Cracker Barrel Stick, '0 oz. $ 'l.69

I i'PIE SHELLS, Banquet, 9 inch, Frozen,, ' count pkg. 53cPUMPKIN PIE, Yern's Frozen,

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26 oz. $1.29SNACK CRACKERS, Nabisco, Assorted, 8 to 'IO oz, boxes 79cPOULTRY SEASON, Schilling Ground, sid oz. 63cSAGE, Schilling, Ground, yyh, oz. 79c I

IHASH BROWNS, Ore-lda, Shredded, Frozen, 24 oz. 79cHILLBILLY BREAD, 24 oz. loaf 77c

(ZINGERS, Dolly Madison, 70 count —'l2 oz. 99c I

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