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PEBSONALS AND NEWS BITS Don't Be A LitterbugABOUT KENDRICK FRIENDS This is the slogan which will be

heard,and seen a great deal in theMr. and Mrs. L. S. ~urber le tlKendrick-Juliaetta area as a result

for Spokane Sunday on a short corn"I of a campaign being conducted by

rbination business .and pleasure trip i the Kendrick Community Lions Cluband Mrs. Harold Olderness «l'and the Inland Automobile Ass'n.

that city came down to get them, I Focal point of the program are theMrs. iDave Clayton and sons left .barrels which can be found at ser-

Sunday for Cove, Oregon, where they vice stations throughout the twowill spend a week visiting her par- towns and the village park, whichents, Mr. and Mrs. Commie Perry and display a sign urging motorists to

'amily, place car litter in the container rath-Mr. and Mrs, Elmo Eldridge and er tihan dump it along the, road and

Mr. and Mrs. tHoward Hoffman snd streets.so Loren fished at Pend Oreille lake In announcing the campaign, F. C.last week-end. Schmidt, chairman of the Lions Club

Mrs. A. O. Kanikkeberg, Mrs. Bob committee, said: "Our most valuableMagnuson and Mrs. Howard Hoffman tourist asset and point of communitywere invited to,Clarkston Wednesday pride is the natural beauty of theto attend the Wesleyen Giuld meet- Su,rrounding countryside. There ising and present the program in the little to be proud of, however, if our e

evening which dealt with work of roadsides and streets have the ap- ~.ljeg,the W,:S. C. S, at the district meet- pearance of virtual dumps because of

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mg in Conell, Wash. litter thrown ibm cars and then left ~tjeajcaeaer//

and Mrs. W. tL. McCreary to accumulate more."spent the week-ehd in Seattle at the The Lion Club committee head ex-home of their son-in-law and draugh- pressed the appreciation of the Clubter, Mr. and Mrs. R.. A. Stensland, and the AAA to the service stationThey were accompanied home by operators who have to willingly join-Mrs. A..O; Kanikkeberg, who had ed in the program by placing con-spent the week in that city attending tainers on. their premises and giventan area W. S; C. iS. meeting and other assistance.visiting with relatives. He urged all motorists of the area

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston and to help in the drive to clean-up road-children (nee rEleanor Herres) of Spo- sides and park areas hy carryingRane were here Sunday to visit in trash bags in their cars for litter andthe home of Mr. and Mrs. iRoy iRa then dumping the materials in trashmey. They also visited the cemetery cans or. regular dumping areas rath-while here. er than along roadsides.

Mr. and Mrs. John Johanson drove Mr. Schmidt said that programs Your BISMA REX-ALL Storeto Walla Walla Sunday to attend the similar to the one here are beinggraduation exercises. conducted in communities through- Cecil ChOate Phone

C. E.'udd of Tacoma, who has out the Inland Empire and added thatbeen visiting here in the home of'opes are high that considerably I

gl ter and family, Mr. and c oadsides will result from the g g g IMrs. rBob Magnuson, left for his home program p

Friday.Mr. and Mrs, Parker McCreary

joined a group of his fraternitybrothers at iOoeur d'Alene lake Sun- kenday for a cruise up the St. Joe river. ~ ~

ltlb s, Kirk Wilson spent several

gl i',.'i .I'~E,3were Sunday dinner guests & Mr. andMrs. Marion Browden on Americanridge. OR f GON lDAHOMr. and Mrs. Arnold Wallace and I

family of Ephrata, Wash., were Fri-day to Sunday guests in the OralCraig home,

Sunday dinner guests in the Oral-Craig home were Jim Robinson ofRichland, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold I

Wallace and family of'phrata; MarkhLnd Zeb Robeson and Mr. a'nd Mrs.J. H. Evans of Lewiston Orchards;Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Anderson of Le-nore; Mr..and Mrs. H. F. Evans of ', 4 5$~~!Moscow; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Craig,iDarrel and Karen, all of Lewiston;nrrs. Lairs Bteusrua aud Mr end hire.: ij g I m I QOPgJack Abbott of Clarkston; Mr. andmrs. Billy Weyeu sud daughters ssd

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Qy of Avery, Idaho, are here visitingtheir patrents, Mrr and. Mrs. Everett.Fraser 'and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gustaf-eon.

Mr. and Mrs. IRichard Talbott anddaughter Mary Ann of Orofino wereguests in the Nellie Biddison homeSunday for the afternoon and dinner.He is a nephew and Nellie and Hazel.

Mrs. Don Jensen and itwo daughtersof Moscow visited here several days

I I< >ra»as ( are warewhere Mrs. Brown visited her sister,Mrs. Joe Adler, returning Friday.

Mr. snd Mrs. J. W. (Jack) Coch-rane and son spent Saturday andieunday in Walla Walla visiting withfriends snd attending Commence- n%%%%%%%%%%%,%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%ment Exercises at Walla Walla Col- jlege, his Alma Mater.

Virgil Post a'nd three daughters of jWenesee came down Sunday afternoon 'lgltto help his little daughter Donna j e%eM o 0 ~ ~celebrate iher birthday anniversary at ~the E. W. Fraser home. Mrs. Fraser Iis keeping their two small children aa

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leave %he 31st for Spokane, enroute >to Chicago and Minneapolis. They will I ++Opigp 8 $+Q8 pppppppZ$ ptippvisit his son and sister there and

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Long drove

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ber of the class. she is a daughter of g phOne SH 3-556] and aSk fOr "'/whitey"Mr. and Mrs. John A. Platt.

Mrs. Francis. Stackpole, Burbank, g tO giVe yOu a demOnStratiOn Of theWash., visited a few days last week Iwith her parents, M . d Mrs, John g great neW CheVrOlet CarS and trueka.A. Platt, yHe s got a real deal for you ~n May ..for their home in Marysville, Wash., +Sunday morning. Mr. snd Mrs. Jay IStout of Lapwai drove their car over. r uui p ala a Irr e i \ Q i uaI r i + jtrnj I a a (e r lp Q r

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Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Merrick drove to, IMarsing, Ida., Sunday, where she will

Mr. Meynrick will go on to their ftum ~to do some work. e i r I i lr Q r uh ri I i ~plCarl Hartung, Sr., of Richmond, >dCalif., arrived here Sunday evening f

TRUCKS - PICKUPS - CARSOscar, brought him up here.

(and baby daughter and Mr. and Mrs.-"---"-.-."--"-ls 2-..lr. ec an As ..Ow s,~ li I i ll lter, all of Moscow, and Mr. and Mrs.~

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Jim,Griffin of Pullman were week- IP'ullPrice -- Delivered Jubaetta-Kendrick

Wash., was visiting in the home ofMr. and Mrs. Ben P, Cook this week gand attended Memorial Services withthem at Gifford on Wednesday.

Kendrick Kanyon KlubThe Kendrick Kanyon Klub meets jnext Wednesday at the home of Mrs.

Floyd Millard. Demonstrations startlj

Iyromptly at 11:30a. m., followed by, ~luncheon. Boll call will be answeredjpany "Sandwich SuggestionL"

KENDRICK GAZETTE THURSDAY, I!IAY 31, 1956

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

Subscription, $8.00 per yearStrictly Independent in Politics

Entered at the postoffice at Ken-drick, Latah County, Idaho, as secondclass mail matter.

CHURCH NOTICES

HOMELITE CHAINPARTS AND SERVICE

Blacksmithing and 8'elding

HARVEY HEAD - KENDRICKResidence Phone A7|,

Kendrick Community ChurchRev. F, C. Schmidt, Pastor

Preaching Services at 9:30 a. m.Sunday School at 10:30 a. m.M. Y. F. Sunday evening at 7:00.

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Juliaetta Methodist ChurchF. C. Schmidt. Pastor

Sunday School at 10:00 a. m.Preaching Services at 11:00 a. m.Plan to attend one of these services.Mrs. Alma Betts ............Golden Rule

Mrs. Lloyd Craig ...,.....,...Leland Cameron Emmanuei ChurchMrs. Don Cantril ...........,Southwick Rs.v. T)ien. Meske, PastorMrs, Harl Whitinger .......,...Cameron Sunday School at 10;00 a. m.Mrs. Robert Chilberg ............Linden Worship Service 10:45 s,. m.Mrs. Glen Stevens ............Stony Point Vacation Bible School Nay 28th toMrs. Ed. Groseclose ................Arrow June 9th.Mrs. R, E. Bebout ......,.....,,.Juliaetta S S ~Mrs. George Havens American Ridge luiiaetta Lutheran Church........................................Big Bear Ridge Rov. Theo. Menke. PastorMrs, Adolph Dennler .....,.Fix Ridge Sunday School at 8:45 a. m,Mrs.-Wilbur Corkill ............Fairview Worship Service 9:30 a, m.Mrs. Hale Ebling ........................Deary

Juliaetta Church of the NazareneR. E. Bebout, Minister

Wednesday's Markets sunday School at 10:00 a. m.Forty Fold, bulk ......................,.....$1.90 Morning Worship at 11:00.Federation, bulk ...............,............$1.90 Young iPeople's Groups 6:45 p, m.Rex, bulk ...................;...................$1.90 Evangelistic meeting 7:30 Sunday.Club, Ibulk .............,................,.......$1.90 Wednesday evening at 7:30 is ourRed, 'bulk ...........................,...........$1.90!Hour of Prayer.Oats, 100, bulk ....,..............:.........$2.30 I Come with us and we wiII do youBarley, 100, bulk ........--,.-....-.....,..$1.80 good.Hannah Barley, 100, bulk ............$2.00

Beans Bible School ScheduledSmall Whites, 100 .......................$6.00 Daily Vacation Bible School beginsFlats, 100 ........................................$6.00'at the Kendrick Community ChurchGreat Northerns, 100 ....(No Quote) Ion Monday, June 4, and continuesReds, 100 ....................,.......+o Quote) through the 15th. Children from fourPintos, 100 .......................(No Quote) years thiough the sixth grade are

Clover Seed welcome, and urged to attend.White Dutch, per 1pp ....(No Quote) Lessons begin at 9:pp ™~ndAlsyke per 1pp (No Q'uote) continue to 11:30 each morning.

1pp (No Quote) Instructors will be Nrs. Wm. Cud-)Dc;» Prices —Dozen dy and Mrs. John Darby in the Junior

Eggs ranch run dozen .....35c department Mrs Max Clemenhagenand Mrs. F. Parker McCreary in the

Butter, retail pound ......................72c,Primary; Mrs. Bob Watts, assistedby Nrs. Bob Magnuson and Mrs, BenP. Cook will have charge of the

Remember —'!For a Better Buy Kindergarten department.Buy Birds Eye Frosted Foods" at~Blewett's Grocery Market 1-adv Has Adenoids Remov&

Little Pat Johnson, daughter of) Mrs. Jean Johnson, had her adenoids

pr QharieS SimInOnS Iremoved Saturday in Dr. D.iChristensen's office,

p~tometr>St'e is recovering nicely.

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8"E NOT ONLY HAVEMartin spent Friday in Orofino at theLyle Bashaw home.

Nr. and Mrs. Chester Martin andson came up Sunday to the Roy Mar-tin home. They took Loy Martin withthem to Spokane and Coeur d'Alenefor a week, s vacation.

Nrs. Oscar Lawrence visited AlmaBetts Tuesday afternoon.

Nr. and Mrs. Marshall Gidel spentWedne."day evening with Alma Betts.

Mrs. Bessie Rooke of Grea.t Falls,Mont., and daughter, Mrs. NancyYoung of Seebh Lake, Mont., visitedJames Rooke Thursday. Mr. and Nrs. )James Burr and family of Bt. Regis, )Mont., were Saturday visitors. )

Commie Perry of Cove, Ore., called )at the Betts home, Saturday. )

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Betts andbaby and Mr. and Mrs. Don Christen-sen and family were supper guests of )Mr. and Mrs. George Finke Saturday )evening then spent Saturday nightand Sunday with Alma Betts. Mr. andNrs. Carl Finke of Orofino were alsoSunday visitors.

Mr. and Nrs. Herbert Schvrarz anddaughter, and Mrs. Jo'hn Schwarzvisited Emma Hartung Friday even-ing. Sunday 'visitors were Nr. andMrs. Albert iSchultz, Ida Wolfif andson Warren of Lewiston; Mrs. JohnSchwarz, Ida Stoneburner, Mrs. Walt-er Dennler and daughter.

D. V. Kuykendall and John Pavelare busy opening roads and fixingtelephone lines for the P. T. P. A.

Mrs. D. Y. Kuykendall and son Jer-ry were Lewiston visitors Saturday.

Jack Kelsey of Orofino visited at(he George Finke home from Friday

jto Monday. John. Ziemann was also h

a Sunday visitor.

LINDEN ITEll'IS

HOME MADEBible School To BeginDaily Vacation Bhible School will

begin next Monday, June 4, and lastthrough June 9 at the Gold Hill U.B. Church. Instructors will be Mrs.James Holt, W. R. Johnston, Mrs.Cleon NcAlister and Patsy Cuddy.

There will be no Sunday School orchurch services at the Gold Hillchurch on Sunday, June 3, because ofthe Children's Day program at Creamridge, in which the Gold Hill churchwill participate.

Surprise Hanky ShowerMrs. Lester Weaver was surprised

with a handkerchief shower on herbirthday anniversary, Monday, May28, when a number of friends calledin the evening to wish her many hap-py returns of the day. Birthday cake,

'ello and coffee were served by'h'yhostesses, Mrs. Cleon NcAlister, Mrs.Al Peddlson and Nrs. George

Lyons.'resent

besides the honoree and herfamily and the hostesses were Mrs.Gil Erlewine, Mrs. Dan Kechter, Mrs,Sam Weaver, Shirley and Dale Mc-Alister, Jerry Pederson, Nr. and, Mrs.Bob Chilberg, Darlene and SkippyChilberg.

General ItemsMr. and Mrs. Verlin Benjamin and

daughter Susan, Mr, and Nrs. AI.Pederson and Doug and Jerry wereSunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Cleon NcAlister.

Dr. and Mrs. A. J; Michaelis anddaughters of Lewiston Orchards visit-ed Sunday with Mr. and.Mrs. pout'is„Alexander.

John Gentry of Weiser, Ida., ar-rived last week-end to visit in theGil Erlewine and James Holt homes.

Mrs. Al Westendahl and daugh-,ter Unis Westendahl of Kendrickwere Wednesday visitors in the BobChilberg home.

Mr. and .Mrs. Dan Kechter andchildren and Mr. aid Nrs, HarleyPerryman and Gene visited Sundayin the Ed. Galloway home on BigBear ridge.

Nr. and Mrs. Geo. Lyons and chil-dren were Sunday dinner guests ofMr. and Mrs. Ted Weaver in Lewiston.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lockridge ofCraigmont were Thursday over-nightand Friday guests in the home of Mr,end Mrs. Ernest Grim.

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Lesvhstvn Phone 1144 Idaho

The Kendrick Highway District willreceive 'bids up to and including the30th day of June, 1956, for gasoline

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District grounds at Kendrick, Idaho,—for a one-year period, July, 1956-

The District reserves the right to. reject any or all bids.M 3

Tpiisoriai Serv!ce I, KHIhDRIcK HIGH~wAY DIsT.iE. T. iLONG, secretary. Za< a s .al e h{c ..'onni:ain

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

JULIAETTA, IDAHOESTATE OF J. H, MILLARD, alsoknown as JAMES HERBERTMILLARD, DECEA.SEDNotice is hereby given by the

undersigned, administrator of theestate of J. H. Millard, also known asJames Herbert Millard, deceased, to.the creditors of and all persons hav-ing claims against the said deceased,to exhibit them with the necessaryvouchers within four (4) months afterMay 17, 1956, the first publication ofthis notice, to the said administratorat the Law Office of Frank V. Bar-ton, Post Office Building, Kendrick,Idaho, the same being the place forthe transaction of the business ofsaid estate.

FLOYD J, MILLARDAdministrator of the Estate ofJ. H. Millard, deceased.

Dated at Moscow, Idaho, May 12, 1956Frank V. BartonAttorney for Administrator.Residence and Post OfficeAddress: Lewiston, Idaho.First pub. May 17, 1956.Last pub. June 14, 1956.

LUNCHES, DINNERS, SANDWICK .

COMPL'ETE FOUNTAIN SERVICEOick's Barber Shop

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CROCKER'S GUN SHOPKendricl-, Idaho

GUN BL'UIN6, REPAIRINGNEW SIGHTS

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ZADA 4|t, DUDEi)ro Test Pressure Gauges

The county home demonstrationagent will again this year test the, —-gauges on your pressure cookers. i

>They should be checked each year.

The gauge testing sessions will beheld in the following places andtimes:

Deary —June 6, Grange hall,10:00 a. m. to 12:pp noon.

Kendrick —June 8, City hal I,10:pp a. m. to 12:00 noon.

Only the gauge can be tested. Itmust be taken off the lid {they un-screw) and just the gauge brought in,Anyone wishing this test made iswelcome.

Apply For Fhederal RefundsElbert McProud, county agent, this

week received a supply of forms onwhich farmers may apply for re-fund of federal tax on gasoline used Lon the farm.

C. O. Youngstrom, associate di-rector of the University of Idaho ex- gtension service, said county agentsare cooperating with Calvin Wright, gdistrict director of the Internal Rev-enue service, in making the forms gavailable.

Refund of federal gasoline tax was gmade possible by recent legislation. ~The cards now on hand, cover gaso- Pline purchased in 1956, and used in gfarm operations between January 1 /and June 30. The claim must be flied gwith the treasury department at PBoise by October l.

Regulations provide that refunds Iare limited. to the federal tax on jgasoline used for farming purposes. <Refunds are available on gasoline /used on your farm by a custom oper-ator or neighbor in agricultural work. JNo refunds. are allowed on gaso-line used off the farm, such as in $transporting people, livestock orcrops. Neither are refunds permitted /for tax on gasoline consumed in pro- gceasing, packaging, freezing or can- Pning.

Relief from the federal tax on die- $sel fuel and special motor fuels used gfor farming will also be provided, Pthe internal revenue service said. The 4regulations on these taxes will be Iannounced later.

DEARY ITEMSNay 24—Thirteen children are ex- ~

pected to enter school here next fall. pThey spent:- on day "learning the

~ropes" before school closed.The Cancer Drive netted a total of 4

$2G3.68 in Deary and surrounding Prural area this year. Best returnswere from the Avon and Texas ridge gareas, Chairman for the drive was

~Mrs. Roland Rasch.Master Ha> nld Gray appointed a, ~

Wildlife comr.".:ttee composed of Chas. i/iBower, Reuben Johnson and Hale Eb- i gling at the Grange meeting Friday W

night. Mt. Denies Grange has beenasked to assist in naming a "Grass- Iman of the Year" for Latah county gand the agricultural committee was ~asked to make a selection.

Fhresh Frozen Juices of all kinds at gBlewett's Market„Kendrick. 1-adv

BROWER-WANN MEMORIAL

Kermit Malcom, Manager

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Simple, dignif ied funeral services.New building, pleasant surroundings.INEX ARMITAGE

OPEN GTUESDAYS THROUGHFRIDAYS EACH WEEK

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May 29 —The, Southwick Home-makers Club met at the home of Mrs.Oscar Lawrence Thursday. The nextmeeting will be at Barbara Hepler's,with Viola Martin as co-hostess,

Mr. and Mrs. Norval Nanick andbaby of Lewiston spent Saturdayevening in the Oscar Lawrence home.

Mr, and Nrs.'d. Layes and familyand her mother, Mrs. Hall, of Lap-wai, were Sunday callers in the OscarLawrence home.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin and Loy

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Office InChristensen Building, Kendrick

%'ANT ADS.'OR LOWEST PRICES read the

ad. of Blewett's Cash Grocery onthe back page. 7-2

FOR SA!LE —160 acres on Potlatchridge —80 in cultivation. PearlHazeltine. Phone 15X. 17-tf

BOOKS FOR BALE —Some of thebest, some old, some new (neverbeen opened or read). Will sell anyone or all. No book less than 25c ormore than $1.00, many cost $3.00each —and what is in a good bookmay ibe worth hundreds to you toknow. C. H. Goan, Kendrick. 19-tf

FOR SALE —Photographic equip-ment, Kendrick Variety and GiftStore. 8-tf

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FOR SALE —My new spring collec-tion of Greeting Cards, Stationeryand Noveltiss. Alma Betth, South-wick. 12-tfx

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FOR SALE —New 3-bedroom home,electric heat. Call 2551 or see RexKnight, Juliaetta, 21-2Walter Brocke

Office Phone 622 Realdenoe ILEI FOR SALE —TDG tractor; IHC No.50 Baler with engine; IHC 4-btmplow, 161in.; IHC disc harrow, Go-ble type, 22-in, disc with 5'/z-ft.

~widi.h; IHC side del. rake, No. 10;piano, Phone 193. 21-tf

I WILL TAKE Adult.s or children forpiano lessons, at, my home or yours.iMrs. R. E. Bebout, Juliaetta. Phone I

Dial-2648. 19-tfxt

NRPIKD GEN SEED SPUDS FOR,SALE. Geo. F. Brocke & Sons,

jSeedsmen, Kendrick. 21-2

FOR SALE —3 nice Gilts with pigs,all purebred Hampshire. Fred )

Stage, Southwick. 21-4x)

HAULING —ANY KINDReasonable Prices

GARBAGE HAULING$1.00PER MONTH PICK UP FORCANS OR BOXED GARBAGE—

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Published Weekly by the Union Oil Service at Kendrick

W. L. "Bill" Rogers, Editor

HELLO, FOLIOS:Ever heao. that saying: "You

just can't beat the game?" Well,it's a true one, at least when itcomes to highway safety in thisday of high-powered, fast cars-buit you acn go a long way towardyour own safety by making surethat the cars on your car, truck orpickup are excellent —snd tihat'swhere we come in —we want toshow you those wonderful new U.S. Royals and Royal Masters-or heavy-duty'ypes, just as youprefer. You'l be amazed at howlittle it will cost to put these'igh-way guardians on your vehicle.

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"Insurance is the greatest thingin the world," said t'e insuranceagent. "No man should be withoutit. I even carry a, $50,000 policypayable to my wife."

"It's too much," declared the

awed prospect. "What possible ex-cuse can you give her for living?"

Let us take the squeaks andsquawks out of your car by athorough lubrication with thosespecialized Union Lubricantsand fill the crankcase with thatfamous Royal Triton. Or if you

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prefer, we'l deliver them to yourfarm —and. let you do the jobyourself. One try will convince!

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Sign over a garage door in awestern town reads: "We weldeverything except a broken heartand the crack of dawn."

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Phone 1251 for deliveries ofUnion Gasolines and Diesel Fuel.

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THE KENDRICK GAZE1 ZE THURSDAY, NAY 31, 1956

on Mr. and Nrs. Ernest Brammer,Sunday af ternoon.

Sunday dinner guests in the homeof Mrs. John Schwarz were Nrs.Walter Dennlev and daughter Judy,Mv. and Nvs. Herbert Schwarz andJoAnn, and Mrs. Ida Stoneburnev.

Ernest Bvamniei, Walter Koepp andKenneth Wilken left Monday movnipgand fished at Pend Oveille, returninghome Tuesday,

Sunday dinner guests of Mr, andNrs. Henry Wendt were Mr. and Mrs.Henr- Bvammer and Mrs. Carl Koeppof Juliaetta; Bill and Almina Winkle-man of liiiontana and Iiene Eade of i

Germany, the lattev a relative of theBvanuinevs and a cousin of theWendts.

Monday evening Mrs. Kenneth Wil-ken and childi'en and Nv. a'id Nvs.Herb Schwarz and JoAnn weve even-

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ing and supper guests of Mr. anclNi.s. Henry Wendt.

Mvs. John Blankenship visited withNvs. P<.mil Silf low and new son Sat-urday af ternoon.

Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.,Glen Wegner attended a wedding an-niversary,dinner in the Don Cantrilhome, given in honor of Mr. and Mrs.Glen Wegner.

Mr. and Mrs. John Blankenship andfamily, were Sunday dinner guests inthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Free-man in Lewiston.

Mr. and iiirs. Gerald Broeneke andMrs. Martha Rodgers of Moscow wereSunday dinner guests in the home ofMr. and Mrs. Wilbert Brunsiek.

Mr. and Mrs. VFesley Hull and fam-ily of ILewiston Orchards and Mr. andMrs. Dan Sullivan and family of Le-nore were Sunday dinner guests oflvlv. and iMrs. Aug. F. Wegner. Lindaand JoAnn Sullivan remained to at-tend Bible School.

Glen Wegner spent from Thursdayuntil Saturday in Spokane visitinghis uncle, Arthur Wegnei.

Nvs, Gleni Wegner and Mvs. Ted I

Weyen were co-hostesses at a showeriri t,he Leland church Moriday after-

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noon honoring Sandra Tavbet, who isjsoon to .become the bride of NeilEvlewine.

Mv. and Nis. Ervin Draper spentMonday evening with Nv. and Mvs.Glen Wegner.

Mvs. Mavvin Silflow has been stay-ing at the Lsmil Silf low home sincelast Friday, caring for Mvs. Silf lowand son. Both are doing nicely.

Mr. and Mvs. Wilbert Brunsiekspent Monday in Lewiston at thehome af Mrs. Clay Albright.

Nr, and Mrs. Harl Whitinger wereMonday supper and evening guests ofMr. and Mrs. Wilbert Brunsiek.

Kendrick TheatreFRIDAY, SATURDAY', JUNK 1 & 2

JANE WYMAN

CHARLTON HERONFLOWER AND VEGETABLE PLANTS8'e Have Received Our Last Shipment OfPlants. Buy 1Vow for Late PlantingCabbage Plants —late and earlyTomatoes and Pepper PlantsPetunias, Zinnas, Salvia and Lobelia Plants .=

from which to choose

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Shows Start at 7:00But be in by S:00 in order to see all

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20c Admission 50cGET THOSE WEEDS AND BUGS NOW8"e Carry a Complete Line of Ortho Bug

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WHAT CAMKRON FOLKSARK DOING THKSFd DAYz

HYPONEX PLANT FOODBible School Started

Bible 'School began Monday morn-ing, Nay 2S, at the Cameron hall,with Rev, Meske, Ted Neske, Mrs.iGeo. Lyons, Mrs. John Blankenshipand Loeda Meyer assisting.

Merry Stitchers To NeetThe Merry Stitchers will hold their

! next meeting at, the horiie or n.ev.,'Meske, with Mary Meske as hostess,

on June 5, beginning at 1:30 p. m,Birthday Dinners

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parks enter-Iitained honoring Harold Parks'irth-

jday anniversary Saturday evening,having as their guests Mr..and Nvs.Harold Parks and son Ronnie; Mr.snd Mvs. Gene Heath and family andMi. and Mrs. Ed. Mielke and Patricia,.

On wednesday evening Iiilv. and, Nrs. John Blankenship and family'nd Mr. and Mrs, Ted Fiieeman andbaby were supper guest- of ilii. aiiclNrs. Gus Kruger at Kencliick, help-

, ing Nrs. Kruger celebrate her birth-day annivevsavy. Later in the evening'r. and Mra, Fred Silflow and Mi.

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and Nrs. AVilbert Bvunsiek called.Mr. and Mrs. Harl Whitinger at-

tended a birthday annive!sary dinnerat the Don Cantril home in Southwick

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Monday evening, honoring Mrs.Annie'onge

teig.Attend Commencement I

Mr. and Mvs. Aug. Brammer, Mr.'nd Nrs, Cecil Brammer and Dorothy'

Meyer left Saturday morning for P.:,L. C. at Parkland, Wash., to attend'he Commencement Exercises on Sun-

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Iday, as Miss Mildred Brammer wasone of the graduates. They returned,home Monday, bringing Mildred home'ith them for the summer.

General NewsMr, and Nrs. Harl Whitinger and

IMrs, Bob Draper visited in Kooskia,

! Wednesday.Mv. and Nrs. Henry Wendt spent

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Friday. evening at the home of Mr.and Nrs. Wilbert Brunsiek.

Jillian Wegnev was a guest of IdaIGlenn in Kendrick, Friday night.

W. C. Mielke was a Thursday even-ing dinner guest in the ihome of Helen'nd Ted Mielke.

Mrs. Ida Stoneburner spent'romjTuesday until Sunday at the Walteri

Dennler home on Fix ridge<iMr. and Nrs, Harl Whitfnger

were'ewistonvisitors Friday, calling on I

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Schoeffler, and,,were supper guests of Mr. and Nrs. i

Ray Whitingev. Mr. and Mrs. Ray'hitingerand sons came home with

them and stayed until Saturday.Nv. and Mrs. Gus Kruger were

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supper and evening guests of Mr. andMrs. Henry iyVendt, Sunday.

Nr. and Nrs. Kenneth Wilken andfamily, Mv. and Mrs. Roy Ramey andMr. and Mvs. Harl Whitinger called

A. Complete and Balanced Plant Eood.~A Teaspoonful Makes a g allon. 2+k '50<

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GROCERY DEPARTMENTMorrell's Hockless Picnics. All S,kin and

Surplus Fat Removed —Already CookedSonny Boy Tuna Fish —2 cans .......45/Sonny Boy Blue Lake Cut Green Beans

2 cans ................................28$Juno Catsup —2 bottles ..................49$Hunt's Tomato Juice, 46-oz. can........32$Juno Blended Juice,46-oz, can ..........MgJuno Grapefruit Juice, 46-oz, can .......324Sonny Boy Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 can 32$Teton Treet Processed Cheese, 2 lbs. IS(Tillamook Cheese Featured at this Store!

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Mr. and Mrs. Given'Mustoe w'ere,Sunday dinner guests in the home ofMr. and Mvs. Eugene Taylor, Julia-Ietta,

Bill Cowger, Clarkston, spent Mon-day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.Abner Cowger.

Mrs. Don Cantril and Margaret Lo-ber attended the Bridal Shower inhonor of Sandra Tarbet at Leland„Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Goffinett of Oro- i

fino were Monday evening callers in~

Phone 751the Abner Cowger home, after attend- i

ing Commencement Exercises at Ken-'rick.I

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brendon'of Lew-iston >vere week-end guests in thehome of Nv. and Mrs. Given Mustoe. I

The families were dinner guests Sat-urday in the Jack Mustoe home. ' H 0 R 'pS

Mr. and Nrs. Melvin McChesney, I

Previously of SPokane, recently Pur-I MOSCOW Idahpchased the Wm. Kachelmier and the

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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Meeker andfamily were sunday callers in the Bjrd S Eye FrOzen FOodS at BleWett'S MarksAaion Wells home.

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