Vol. 99 Kendrick, Latah County, Idaho, Thursday, August 22, 1991 USPS No. 001133 No.i 10

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juliaetta CouncilLocal News

Of juliaetta

~aInmarells to ObserveAnniversary Sept. 'I

Revises'Cleajj-UII'rdinance

No. 238.,Paul and Midge. Dammarell of

J'uliaetta will be honored. on the oc-casion of their 50th wedding anni-versary at an .open house rectptionat Pete's Place'ri Troy, Idaho onSunday, Sept, 1,'etween the hoursof 2 hand 5 o'lock;

'atj]married "Mavella . (Midge)Parsons October 18,'941 at Nezperce,He took early retirer(tent in 1980irom the University of Idaho. Sheretired from the'ioy Telephone Co.and presently works part time atthe Kendt;ick Drive'In and CulpepperClothing Co

'They enjoy gardening, reading andare active in the'Juliaetta Commu-nity Church.

They have a daughter'nd twosons, six grandchildren and a step-grandchild., eight,. great-grandchild-ren and two step-great-grandchild-ren.

The Dammarell .chj]jjren 'will behosts an'd hostess:. for the affair.

EiLAINE 'AND HER "BOYS"ARE APPRECIATED— Meeting in regular session ';

.last'uesday

eVening the Juliaetta': IjtyCouncil approved and passed Ordin-" .ance, No, 238A, which is a revisionand ''addition to Ordiance 238 theso-called "clean-up" ordinance'hatmet';with opposition from several

.'ityresidents.Ba'sically, Ordinance was designed

to give the city the authority tostop.'he

'practice of leaving abandoned'or'ismantledvehicles on the str'eets

of the town and also discourage thepractice of: allowing old wrecked ordismantled 'ehicles and other, inec-hinery arid'quipment to remain oraccuinulate on private property.u Ifsuch"'equipment or o]d vehicles ar'.on.: private -property the

ordinance'equires

they been screened or block-ed 'from public view.

Earlier this year a public opinionballot was'presented to the voters ofthe city and 85% of of those'votirigindicated they wanted the ordinanceenforced,- Later.. the council begansending 'otices to,those residentswho",.were deemed,to be in possjb]q-vjo]agtioti'f . the ordinance, request-,ing that these people meet with thecity'or:inform the city of how theypropose to come. into com1P]iaric'.

As, the council began to pressuresome of the persons who did not

re-'pond,to initial contacts, a group ofcitizens, appeared at a council meet-ing'1'ast month'o express their

dis-'atisfactionwith both'he ordinanceand: the'methods the council was us-ing. ': Supporters of the ordinancewere, ali"o'resent at the meetingurging . contiqued enforcement.

Tuesday, of .last week the councilresponded by approving and passi'ngOrdinance:,238, which is a modifica-tiori. and:clarification of the original.ordiinance. In addition No. 238A'ad-dresses vehicles or equipment thatmight cause environmental problems .

and conditions that could pose. haz-ards for children playing around any,vehicle or equipment that is unpro-tected or'nguarded. The new ordi-nance also more clearly. spells outpossible penalties and how these pen-'alties'would::be collected. In short,the'ity didn't give an inch on its„"clean-,up" plans. -.;

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But what the city began to do, saidcouncilman Dirk Hammond, was'tobegin taking each .violation on'case-by-case basis and'make persori-al contact with individuals involved;Most of the resident who have been'contacted have'responded with theirplans to, correct,what'ever problemsexisted. This, according .to Hammond,was what the:city was concerriedabout. Once contact is. medic, Ham-mond .Tuesday afterrioon;: the nextstep is to meet with the people in-volved and set down and 'try to geta plan of corrective action and atime frame of when the action is tobe taken. Hammond said he andanother councilman, George Bacon,

t.had gone out and personnally viewed;some of the property involved andtalked with the property owners. Hefelt this helped speed the responseto city concerns.

Hammond said he feels the mainpoint is to convince those Who mightbe in conflict with Ordinance 238and 238A, that the council is aware

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all the problems and that eachsituation can and. will be" considered

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a case-by-case basis.

'he

community wishes to expressits appreciation to Elaine Grosecloseand her working crew of Brian Elli-son, Seth LEckroth, John Wegner,Josh Fey, and Jody Mitchell for thegood job'hey did in cleaning off thesidewalks and making them a ]otsafter and easier to walk on.

Thank you, all!

Our Community Is Saddened-Our community is saddened at the

loss of Phyllis Noble. She was lovely,kirid and gentle —a good friend. Weextend our deepest sympathy to herfamily,

Don and Maxine Polumsky ofClarkston called on his brother andsister-in-law, Ray and De]ores 'ol-umsky Sunday and were luncheonguest.

Chad Henson, son of Bud and AliceHenson, who was home on leave af-ter boot camp, left Thursday forIllinois where he will resume train-ing and schooling in his quest to jointhe Navy Se'als.

Frances and Don Johns of Lewis-,ton were Sunday callers of ViolaJohns.

Viola Johns accompanied Dian andJohn Groseclose to Lewiston Satur-day to visit Peggy and Howard Wun-derlich and their son Kelly who ishome on leave from Germany. Kellyis an engineer with the SeeBees andhas traveled in several countries.

Lura Butler and Lawrence Wilsonrepresented Juliaetta at the annualArrow Junction Old Timers picnicheld at Spa]ding Park Sunday. Therewere about 25 attending and a goodmeal and lots of visiting was enjoy-ed.

Weekend guests of Betty and Cly-de Snyder were her daughter andson-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Jac-obson of Caldwell. Saturday all wentto Weippe where the Jacobson's at-tended the rodeo and Clyde andBetty had lunch and visited Clyde'sbrother Jim Snyder and also calledon Betty's two sons and their wivesand families.

Jessica Ma]and accompanied heraunt Nancy Swanson. of Moscow toFiler, Idaho wh&e t]jey speiit a'weekvisiting 'Fred and Marcie Swansonand girls, Nancy visited her motherGrace Groscelose on their returnhome.

Leila Haze]tine of Clarkston andEdna Magee of Lewiston stopped byto pick up Adaline Jassman and alldrove to St. Maries on Sunday to thehome of Ben and Arlene Greenwhere they celebrated Arlene's bir-thday.

Ken Mickelson spent a week thissummer visiting his aunt ElizabethMickelson, then took her to St. An-thony where she visited for threeweeks. While there Elizabeth attend-ed the 51st wedding anniversary ofher sister and brother-in-law Ruthand Don Vander Linden and alsojoined many'f her relatives at afamily reunion. Word was receivedwhile at St. Anthony that anothersister-in-law who had just attendedthe reunion, died in an accident ap-.parently caused by a heart attack.Dale Mickelson of Moscow broughthis mother home from the trip.

Andrew Tweit was a guest of Mikeand Becky Teft and family for aweekend at Coeur d'Alene Lake.

Sunday dinner guests of AdaWestendahl were Janet and Carl Ed-wards of Spokane and Quentin Car]-son.

Donna and Keith Ingle and daug-hters Haly and Shawny of Mesa,Wash. were Saturday visitors of Danand Patty Steigers and family.

Keith and Janie Ford and Luke,Lynda Brocke, Jim Tanata, TraciAnderson and Candy, Ed and KyleHoisington enjoyed a day of swim-ming, eating and relaxing at Dwor-shak Reservoir Sunday.

Friday Buck and Eunice Battertoncelebrated Buck's birthday by hav-ing lunch with Jerry and Nita Bat-terton then that evening Buck washonored with a family dinner heldat the home of granddaughter Car-men Dunham at Lewiston. Amongthe relatives attending was the Bat-terton's great-grandson David Uglenand family of Seattle.

Milton Bnd Marie Grant attendedfuneral services for a friend at Lew-iston on Monday then Wm. Brieretook the Grants out for dinner andthen all went shopping.

Sunday Tyson and Brandon Stei-gers accompanied grandparents Mon-tez and David Steigers on a dirve toWallowa, Oregon while Patty Stei-gers and Breanna visited Lori Gon-zales and new baby Benjamin atC]arks ton.

Thursday evening visitors of AnnaFairfie]d were Marjorie and SherelynWhittum of Lewiston. Saturday mor-njng callei's wei'e Gei'tie PedersonBnd Grace Rhodes.

Connie Hedler and sons Lance andMitch and Patty Steigers, Tyson,Brandon Bnd Breanna treated Bien-da Lohman and boys Marcus andNicko]as to a picnic at Spa]dingpark Tuesday to celebrate Brenda'sbirthday.

JIIliaetta to Re-bidPortion'of WaterSystem Project

Because one division of a.call forbids on the con'struction of .a newwater treatment and collection sys-tein was so far above the engineer'sestimate, the Ju]laetta City Councilhas decided to re-bid that portionof the project, The actjon was.takenat the August meeting of, the, councillast .week.

'The project is a $650,000.under-taking that will be partially fundedby a state grant and partially fromthe sale of municipal bonds.. It, isbeing undertaken..with .the goal ofending the city's - chronic." . watershortage. The plan is to set up acollection system taking. water fromthe Potlatch River,'unning. itthrough a filtration plant and thenputting'nto'he resprvoir,

The project':calls fo'r the biddingto be done in 3 divisions. Division1 would include t]ie water filteringequipment;,Division 2, the buQdjngitself and Division '3, the concretepipe, filtration. and 'water 'gatheringequipment - and .. other necessaryequipment.

When the 'bids. were 'pen lastTuesday night, the Division 1 bjdwas.'$169.000, about, $6,000 less thanthe engineer,'s estimate. The bid'nDjvisjoti 2 was 42,000; or $8,000 lessthan the estimate. But on 'Division3, the lowest of three bids receivedwas for $511,000. Over $100,000 morethan was estimated. The city hadreceived 12 inquiries about the bid-ding of,this part of the project, butonly three. bids were actuaQy re-ceived. The bids were so far abovethe estimate, the city felt .that ifthis portion of the project were tobe re-bid and more bids could bereceived the price might come downconsiderably., So the council agree'dto'gain call for bids which wouldbe opened at the September meet--ing. Councilman Dirk Hammond!said this action shouldn't delay theproject to any great measure 'andthat if the action is successful, workon the new water plant should be-gin about on schedule.Bingham- —Bill

Sunday, while cutting a limb fromKHS CIIOerleaClSFS a tree, the limb fell, knoc]cing Dick

fOr. SeaSOn . Bingham off the ladder and about Summer Reading PrOgram14 feet to the ground. He landed on

At Ju)iaetta About FinisheKHS cheer]eaders for the upcom- his back and shoulder. The KJ Am-

ing football and basketball season bulance took him to Gritman Mem-The Summer Reading program at

include Marnie Henson, Anna Klatt orial Hospital in Moscow where hethe Juliaetta library is winding down

eRy Fey, Stepheena Emmett, Karen is receiving treatment while waiting for another year. The library wj]]Julius, Shelly Taylor, Michelle Tay- for the swelling to go down so that

ontinue to show fi]ms through theior cud Mcriiou Grocccioco. AmyHammond will be mascot. start again for prc-school cgc child-

+us. 4 io > Muroie, +cue, Kepi, Any SeninrS IntereSted rcu ou ruurcpcyc, ui ip u. m, wiiuStePheena,'aren and advisor Mary

iN A~g.n 's92s tO g~~ the first program on September 5.Lou Taylor attended USA Camp at 9,, Story Time programs feature booksIngthe U. of Idaho where they learned 'J'n JIIiiaetta HiiiSidy'7 that appeal to young children andmany new ideas to bring home to J ff Lohman of Ju]iaetta;s;uter a simple'craft for them to make.the group. ested in learning if there are any Those children who have com-

The cheerleaders would like to Seniors at Kendrick High School who pleted the Summer Reading pro-nk everyone who Purchased PoP who like to add a "92" beside the gram and received their prize books,

brand new '" that over]ooks the this week are: Joanna Brammer,success. town of Juliaetta. Marie Eckroth, Beth Gertje, Julia

Jeff was one of volunteer workers Gertje, Emily Kenyon, Jeremy Ken-

who helped put the "J" on the hill yon, Chelsea Kenyon, Sara Parks,y and he thinks a "92" (for both the Lara Pinson, Matt Weyen, Lacy

t e ded Elk River Days Saturday class of 1992 and the Centennial in Lockett, Mo]]y Warner, and Meganthen visited with Ava and Earl

May of that year) would be a Warner.Monroe, and Brent and Nancy Mon- ice touch. Juliaetta Library is a branch of

'We just need 5 or 6 workers to the Moscow-Iatah County Library.oved and will be teaching in Spo-

get the job done," he said. Jeff add- I,ibrary hours are: Monday 3 to 6;kane. he would be willing to help super,- Wednesdays, 3 to 8; Thursday, 10 to

Thursday Ted and Blanche Doren- vise the io 4 Friday and Saturdays from 10 toorf of Deary took Ada]inc Jassman Call Jeff at 276-7661 if you'd like 12 noon. phone 276 7071.

to Lewiston and Ted did some rePair to hel or want more informationwork for Ada]inc when they return-ed. Sonja Lohman and Samantha

R p k U F d Shower Honors Taml +ayMarshall and Shauni Czmowski and y I ng " . P "'y

r A baby shower was held for TamiKim were Friday visitors of Ada- The Kendrick F. F. A. Chapter M y and her infant son Sean Alex-

membels wi]] make Bnothei rccyc] ender, T~~~d~y ~~ght, August 13 1Randi Grant spent Thursday thru ing pickup jlljs Friday, Aug. 3 the Kendrick City Park under the

Saturday with her grandparents, Anyone with recyclable items theyMilton and Marie Grant. would care to donate may leave the! Sean was born April 20 at Boise.

Jim, Ann and Brad Armitage came items at Senior Center at Kendricklgruce Bi1d Dcirojhy May of J~]jaettato visit Inez and Ross Armitage Sat- and t]le students will pick them up Bre his grandparentsurday afternoon. Jerry Armitage of there.Spokane also arrived that afternoon.Sunday Joyce Clemenhagen, and CARD OF THANKS l~eMax and Cindy Armitage of Win- My sincere thanks io J/K E. M. T.schester joined the group for barbe- Diane Arnett, Abby Bines, andcue and a Sunday evening get-to- Mike May for their quick, efficient ™PerS ee Auggether. Brad went on to Moscow to response on Sunc]ay morning, Aug.! The Kendrick Campers meeting isbegin his senior year at the U. of I. ]], It's certainly a goocl feeling to! Mone]ay, August 26 and will be heldKaren C]emenhagen also stopped by know help is available when you! Bt the East Side Park on Hays Bnd

long enough to join the family visit, need it. i 3rd m Moueow.Jim and Ann reutrned to their home You people are great!! It is a regular potluck at 6 p. niin Buhl Tuesday. It was B pleasant Paul Damroare]1 The Moscow members are in char-family gathering for all. 10p ge of the program.

Cedar Ridge NewsBy Darlean Wilson

(De]ayed from Last Week)John and Olean Cuddy were in

Elk City with Bill and Shara Brownof Pendleton from Thursday untilTuesday. They saw a few moose in-cluding a calf,

Rachel Parks BackFrom Diabetic Camp

"I had a great time and met many,new people. It's a good camp be-cause everyone acts like they areone big famj]y and everybody caresand looks out for each other,- And just to prove that

someone'ere

can win the raffle, Joahne Ger-tje won the Grand. Prize, a cam-corder, from the ticket I sold her."

I wish to thank everyonethat'oughttickets from me to help me

go to camp. You'l probably see menext summer selling them again.

ThanksRachel Parks

This Week's NewsBill and Alice Searcy left for Seat-

tle to visit friends and see the oceanand after a ten-day vacation, theyreturned home Friday

Lloyd Davis of Clarkston was aSaturday visitor of Bob Kimbley.

Elmer and The]ma Cuddy andHugh and Doris Cox of Orofino leftfor a campout at Wildnerness Gate-Way campgrounds on the Lolo. Theyleft Friday and returned Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hersh of Spokanewere weekend guests of Lillian andDan Bafus. Granddaughter MindyBafus of Deary spent from Tuesdayuntil Thursday at the Bafus home.

Alvin Wilson was in Elk Riverover the weekend.

Rose Ann Holt attended the re-ception Saturday afternoon for Wa]]yBnd Bonnie Butler in honor of their25th anniversary.

Granny Holt and Mike went huc-kleberrying in the Elk River areaSunday af ternoon. Not very goodpicking, but at least there is a pieor two.

Pie-School Co-OpIs Being Formed

A co-op pre-school for childrenentering Kindergarten in 1992 isnow forming.

If interested call Lori Warner at289-8361 or Suzanne Brammer at289-3087 before Aug. 25.

CARD OF THANKSThanks to Donna Heinen and Dave

and Kathy Shove for getting Richardto the hospital. Your quick responseand good care are much appreciated.

Richard and Norma AbramsKendrick Pool Will

Close for Season Aug. 24Summer is winding down and as

young people prepare to return toschool the Kendrick swimming poolwill close for the season after itssession Saturday afternoon, Aug. 24.

Audra Callison, pool manager, saidthe pool will be open from 1 to 5 onSaturday Bnd then will close.

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Friday, Aug. 23—Top Hat Beef BakeButtered CornCauliflower/Broccoli SaladMufjins R ButterFresh Fruit

The adult heait beats about 40million times B year

Sig Sear Ridge News w'"""'""".'"'"".PPcbyllls N. Noble 65,OIIr Ambulancie Service'P ~ I f

aryjne Clemm 6s Ruth Sjincj t'IThree hundred cud sixty-five days Clsjlllsd by Cshcsr

Ham Dinner Date Set 'year the Kendrick-Juliaetta Am-

The date for the annual Bear Ridge bu]ance Service and the E. M. T.s 'hyllis,N. Noble, who with herHam Dinner and Bazaar has been who make it the best and most effi- husband owned and operated a gro-set for Saturday evening, October 5 cient unit. in the state, are on ca]] eery store in Juliaetta for manyat the Big Bear Ridge Community to serve the people of this commu- years, died Thursday, Aug. 15 at herHa]L Mark the date on your calendar mty, These E, M. Ts are always on home in Lewiston of cancer;to remember this event. call when needed. They leave their '.'uring their business career,. she

homes or jobs to help when they ancl Charles owned and operatedFriends -of Effie Nelson Le'wjs are called. After they completed the! stores in Bovill, Deary and Juliaetta.

were sorrowed by her death on Aug run, they must return and put the -':. She was born May 10, 1926, to16, She was the sister of Lester Nel- amublance back into shape to ans- Singleton J, and Elizabeth .(Patty)son and Betty Nelson of San Fran- wer the next call. Now, this is where Bryant at Ahsahka, Idaho. She at-cisco, Calif. Our Ridge sends its con- the local E; M. Ts could use a little tended grade schools at Ahsahkadolences to Lester and pearl Nelson he]p with a very important job..and Teakan, Idaho and graduatedand Glen and Dorothy Stevens. The job is making certain the'am- from Orofino High School in 1943..

Betty Nelson visited Buthie Wilson bulance is clean and ready for ser- ', After graduation she worked as aFriday morning before reutrning to vice again. It was recently suggested nurse's aid at State Hospital NorthSan Francisco. that someone (or several someones) it Orofino,

Mr. and Mrs.'ames Spencer visit- might be wiOing to volunteer their She married Charles Noble: Juneed Ruthie Wilson one day last week time and effort in cleaning the am- 14, 1946, at Lewiston. In the early

ALON meeting and truncheon were bulance after a call. This would al- 1950s, they owned and operated theheld at Vicki Clemenhagen's on Fri- low the medical. first aid people to Noble's Store at Bovill. From 1959day. return 'o their regular jobs more to 1961, she worked at C. C. Ander-

Wednesday Grace Ingle went to quickly w]thout having to spend time son's Department Store at LewistonSpokane with Elaine Galloway and working with the clean up problems. is a credit

manager.'hey

visited with Jeanette and Pail] So, jf any persons, men or women, ', They purchased Ballantyne's StoreArbogast at Deaconness HospitaL would like to volunteer to be avail- at Juliaetta in 1961 and operated iiPaul has suffered a stroke. able to keep'he ambulance c]canc as'oble's Grocery there until. they

Tuesday Glenda Wilson went. to they would be most. welcome, Call sold the business in 1980.,Grangeville and "met her sisters Donna Heinen and she will- explain "They then moved to their. propertyDawn Clopton of Kamiah and Sandy in more detail what is needed. near Deary where she continuedWilliams of Grangeville. They had working for the new owner's of thea work day. store which became Juliaetta Mar-

Thursday Glenda Wilson went to Library tO HOSt "Let'S ket, She retired in 1988.Lewiston and took.her brother Nor-

I ~ tt gsL s gg 'he couple owned homes at Dearyman Graham and wife and their

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Talk About It P Ogram 'nd Lewistongrandson Cody Graham, out to a be- -

b ']] b' ]d: Survivors include her husband at

lated birthday supper. the family home in Deary; a daugh-Darbi Kechter visited over the g ' B d

ter, Janice L, Grosec]ose of Lewis-.iveekend with Elaine and Eddie Gal program during the months of Sep'on a son Band E. Noble- of Ama-loway. Librar funded program and the rillo, Texas; four sisters, Mildred

Saturday Jerry Ingle went to Oro-',t Bashaw, Dorothy Bobbitt and Esthertheme tha

thday of grandson Jordan Co]well For Children Only". atrons may B'son of Independence, Mo.; a

of visitors of Jerry Galloway were ~ Springs, Idaho; and'ive grandchild-Mr. and Mrs. Craig Redmond of cussed and then atten e

iscus-'oscow,

and Craig's mother, Truttj '~ 'hree brothers and a sister died

Redmon'd who was visiting'rom scholar from one of the local univer-'

lIllinois sities. pl'eviously'.

i r This special adult program is'e„', The funeral was held Tuesday

T 'jt morning at B o -W M

t 'll h ]d th fi t chaPe] at Le i to

! n Th d S t Dan George of th J liI

, Missouri. Saturday, Marsha ' g o P o urs ay, Sept.'!

iC];; owdat J]j tt

Island in the South Pacific where Tales", by Iona and Peter Opie. The

e educatlona] videos for " e Bre chl]dren's classjcs y B

th d term oft d (that appeal to adult readers, Troy

' ove y a w o new er is a

two ears. library Will host the second programwo years.~ on Sept.. 12 and the book discussed to describe someone. But, with Phyl-

John Jeffries is he]ping his grai1d- . '„]. - b L" ~ ]jag N~bl~ it-father -Fritz Steiger with harvest ino

M A] tt t]1at seems fitting for a women whoDusty, Wash. Tricia is helping wit .', t f t] b k was so gentle, caring and generous.the . harvest for her grandfather . th

'd b th lib During the time she and Charles

Harry Davis in St. John, Wash. ~ ]] t 276 7071 or operated Noble's Grocery, their kind-Lee Halseth's .grandsonc Anthony ness and generosity, were almost

Gardner of Lewiston, spent the legendary. They were active in theweekend with Lee and Gerald. Lee, ~ community,. church and school af-

'erald and Irvin Halseth recently HOSpital NOteS . ~ . fairs and their help was always there! visited relatives in Kingston. for, any good purpose..The people

Ray Jones of Peck and his son Ahrams they helped through the store andRandy of Boise visited Saturday af- Richard Abrams was, taken by in other ways, in good times and

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ternoon with Helen and Herman ambulance to St. Joseph . Regional bad, made Charles and Phyllis two! Hinrichs. Medical Center in L'ewiston Friday. Of the most respected citizens in both

Stan and Margarete Cox were He has been undergoing several tests Juliaettta and Kendrick.Sunday afternoon callers of O~~~~ to try to find the cause of the fever Friends who had to watch Phyllis'sand Ruth Slind. Betty Chisholm «and severe pain, gallant, losing battle against cancerLewiston visited the Slinds Monday felt a part of the sqffering she hadaf ternoon. Rowden- to endure and, in a way, feel relief

Alice Peterson of Spokane and her Ellen Rowden entered Gritman that the helpless fight is over anddaughter Karen Librecht of San Memorial Hospital Wednesday where that Phyllis is now safe and freeAntonio, Tx. visited Oscar and Ruth she underwent major surgery. of.pain. But many hearts are full ofTuesday. sadness that this fine lady is gone.

The Kendrick Gazette, Thursday, August 22, 1991

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at Kenll'rick, Latah County, Idaho 835374177Post Office Box 177

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Medical Lake Tuesday to the homeof Jack and Sandy Mabbott for ababy shower for Tracy Ball. They re-turned Wednesday. Fred Arnett andDon and Ula spent Friday, Saturdayand Sunday fishing in the Harrison

Two weeks ago Jim and Hazel area. Ed and Darlene Reid met them

Candler took five grandktds camp Saturday for a barbecue dinner.

ing up the east fork above Bovill. Jay Armitage from Coeur d'AleneChad, Travis and Darcy Schuit, and visited with lnez and Ross AnnitageAmanda and Ryan Candler camped at Kendrick Sunday.from Tuesday to Thursday. On Wed- Betty Arnett, visited Lauri andnesday Colleen and Jack Schuit ar- Brant Stringer and Laina at Julia-rived. and spent the day. On Thurs- etta Saturday then all went to theday Swede Carlson, Ada Westen- hpme of Neal and Karen Ravencroftdahl and Effie and Charlie Can- for supper to'elp celebrate Lauri'sdier stopped by for a visit. Saturday~ birthday.the 10th, Jim.and Hazel went to Les Jenny Brown, Ron Beard and Mel-and Leah Candler's wedding recep- issa Rode pf Lewiston spent Sundaytion at the Moose Hall in Moscow. with Resi Brown.Sunday, the 11th, Jim and Hazel Esther Shreffier called on Milliewent to Mossoula to help Rick Can- Cprkill at the Clarkston home ofdier move his trailer to Lolo. They Ray and Pat Heimgartner Wednes-came home Wednesday. day. Friday Esther visited new nei-

Don and.Ula: Cantril drove up to ghbors Grant and Hulda Clemen-1

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Thurscla'rt and Maxine Fosterhad as visitors Sarah and Bill Brown

!of Pendleton and Thelma and ElmerCuddy. Teresa and Ernie Sorg ofLewiston v;ere Saturday overnightguests.

A group of family members wentto Freeman Creek Saturday for abarbecue and party celebrating Jer-emy Alexander's birthday.

Ed and Erna Nelson camped andfished at Winchester Lake on Wed-nesday and Thursday. Before re-turning home they visited Clintonand Virginia Miller who are spend-ing the summer at the lake.

Monday Neal and Vivian Craigmet Mary Lee, Pat and Darren Deyoof Poison, Mont., at Kellogg to visitthen Neal and Viv went on to Coeurd'Alene.

Larry and Paula Arnett called onBetty and Fred Arnett Thursday.Betty would like to thank Paula andLarry for their much needed helpin moving furniture on Saturday.

Resi Brown accompanied PearleJensen of Moscow to Lewiston Tues-day and had breakfast at the Villaand then went shopping. Wednes-day Pearle visited Resi and they hadlunch at the Diner. Pearle and Residrove to Coeur d'Alen e Thursdaywhere they visited Pearl's daughterand son-in-law, Sandy and Jeff Med-fed and all had dinner together at aCoeur d'Alene restaurant.

Saturday Marlene Millard visitedwith Donna Hermann at Geneseeeand also with Marguerite and AndyGrieser.

Gisele Magnuson of Harrison wasa Tuesday and Wednesday guest ofLucille Magnuson.

Joyce Leffler and daughters Erinand Jenna of Vancouver, Wash., ar-rived Friday to visit relatives Julieand Mark Heimgartner and Andreand Brian and. also her parentsFloyd and Betty Heimgartner. Monday Floyd and Betty, Joyce and girland Julie and boys traveled to Silverwood for a day of fun.

Claire Little-of Boise spent severadays visiting in the home of his parents Flora and Doc Little.

Visitors of Esther Shreffler werHelen Heidenreich on Thursday anJean Boe of Ten Sleep, Wyo, oSaturday.

Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson oLewiston called on Mildred JohnsoSunday evening.

Ruby Craig enjoyed attending ERiver Days Friday night and Sun.day 'night staying with Paige anLarmie Davis..

Ellen Rowden and Bruce Spanvisited Fran and John Hall at Lewiston Tuesday.

Pete and Clara Ware and AmeliReeves attended funeral services foPhyllis Noble at Lewiston Tuesday.

tie in the Pierce areaw Kelly and Gina Frazier and 3 child~ ren of Kooskia, Joel Marshall and

'-Debra and Jerry Wishard and son Nevada and Justin Moore'of Lewis-s Brandon of Tacoma, Wash., were ton, Shawni and Kimberley Czmow-- weekend visitors of her parents, Roy ski, Ves Czmowski, Frank Stockard

and Doris Silflow. Diane Imes andland Stella Lohman.1 daughter Jenna were Friday over-

night gueStS Of ROy and DOriS. ' alee Iyriday night Crystal and Les Allen Aale Ria90 NeWS

e of Genesee, Laina Silflow and fam-d ily and Randa and Henry Patrick By Vicky Benscotern of Louisiana visited Royand Doris.

Randa and Henry Patrick and.son Tammy May reported a large rai-f Clayton visitited Laina at.her store. tiesnake was killed at Warney May'sn They were F iday guests of Doug'front door one day last week It had

and Laina and family. Laina and',10 rattles plus a button. That is toolk the children visited her Parents LesIclpse fpr cpmfprtl- and Crystal Allen at Genesee over-) On Monday Vicky Benscoter join-d night Saturday and on Sunday ed other members of the Troy Ga'r-

Iden Club for lunch at TJ's in Mos-g Friday afternoon visitors of Jeanlcow- Wegner were Dick and Roberta 'icky Benscoter attended the fu-

Bingham and Jean and Ernie Bram,neral service for Mildred Spicer ina mer. Other visitors of Jean have 'ewiston Tuesday morning. Thatr been Vern and Wayne Wegner, Dan evening she and other friends enjoy-

and Gladys Sullivan and grandson l ed a baby shower for Tammi May atCal, Margie Wilken and Nellie Mill- the park in Kendrickard. Patsy Goff of Olympia, Wash., Thursday overmte g ests of Dickwas a Sunday overmght and Monday and Vicky Benscoter were Lesleyguest of Jean. We are pleased to re-.and Jim Kopp, John and MicheiiePort Jean is feeling much better.

I of Cove, Oregon and Sue and Nichole,'ammyCline and four children

of Lew'iston were Sunday overnightand Monday guests of Gordon and,Frances Peters. Monday dinnerguests of Gordon and Frances, alongwith Tammy and the children, wereDebbie Middlekoop and girls, SandyHenriksen of Troy and Tammy Hen-.riksen of Portland. LeRae Hen- I

riksen and Kevin Pearson of Lewis-ton were Monday evening visitors.

Betts of Spokane. The Kopp's wereenroute to a ski patrol ccnxventicnxwhich was held in Kellogg.

'Friday evening Dave and DebbieNeil and Dick and Vieky Benscoterjoined Tom and Peg Neil at the%1ksGolf Club for a steak barbecue.

AVONTHE

SMARTEST SHOP -IN TWVH'

If you woulct IRe moreinformation and moue 'Itke to,',

to look at a brochure,Please call me.

MICHELI;E 4QHHSAvon Representative

276-7931

A correction in last week's paper:A family get together of the deqcen-dents of Harriet Ann and PatrickLee Patty (not"Duffy) was held atthe home of Lewis Pelton in Lewis-ton, (Marilyn's mistake, didn't catchit and couldn't write it).

Harden, Ross R Co.

Greg Mann, CPA289-8555

Cameras,

Soutbwick NewsOffering a full range of tax, audit

complication and review, accountingand management advisory services.

From Aug. 6 to 13, Bud and LauraAdamson, Daisy Stage and Ben Mar-ek traveled to Salmon, Idaho intoYellowstone Park and to Cody, Wyo.The highlight of their trip includedRed Rock Lakes National WildlifeRefuge in the south Idaho - Mont-ana border and the mountain rangebetween Cook City and Red Lodge.Mont. The lakes and scenry werespectacular!

Bud and Laura Adamson andGayle Marek traveled to Salmon,Id'aho Aug. 15-16 to the Nelson An-gus Ranch. Bud purchased a regist-ered Angus bull there.

Jake Marek spent the week withhis aunt Sandi Flowers herding cat-

Samantha Marshall of Weippe re-,turned home Monday after spending f

a week visiting with grandparentsRon and Sonja Lohman. Other visit-tcrs of Ron and Sonja have been

"We'e Proud to be -Part ofThe Kendrick-Juliaetta Community"

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DdtNdt Mageuson, IndePendent Agent

Smdriaif, Idaho Phceee 2S94SFl,~ Latest Features4 Competitive Prices

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1%%&4 IN TROYeveadlifgs are best.

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Let us qeote yourI ~~~IN9 Truck Cover=~.

CHIROPRACTICCUNIC

1:00 to 4:00 —Thursdays

+—Competitive Rates+—Personal Service

JotREe Masltyulatson —PhysicalTherapy A Massage

Treatment forheadaches, lower back pain

fILtigue, etc.Leoated Sehfud Red Cross Phar.

~ ask dtbout our netty compuny forrural'ad

older resideaees ead farad I'~sy.

Call Waiting

* Call Forwarding

* Three-Way Calling

Speed Calling

Potlatch Telephone Co.

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IN KENDRICK

Call 289-8050

Thursdays for AppointmertlAdvanced Appoiutmeut,

Call 743-1424

Dr. Tom Boy'er

Kendrick A~aTuesday to Friday

Diane Kottkey: Tues. 8:084:30Dr. Nal kerc Wed. 8:00-12:00Dr. Peterson: Thurs. 8;00-12:00Diane Kottkey: Fri. 8:OOX:30

DIANE KO.ITKEY,Nurse Practioneer

Call 289-3841for appointments so your euufc4Et

ehari will be avafbLMe.

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PHOTOSRAPIIY

MIIt Patterson

4 Portraits~ VAddings~ 8 8 N Repros~ Old Photos Reproduced l

4 Special Assigrurtents

Phone 289-&43

JEPP SO'II|'LE, D. D. S.

Parferty Dentfistry

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KEHDRII . 289-4NOKARY.... 877-12)S

Margaret Bostick was a Friday tee may use City property,Quest of Nell Heimgartner. David SECTION 3. Provides that Gran-and Jo Johnson of Lewiston were tee shall hold the City harmlessSunday guests in the Lawrence from claims arising from its use of

, Heimgartner home. City property.SECTION 4. Requires Grantee

Last weekend on the 10th, Glen pay the costs of this ordinance.and Marjorie Stevens and Effie Po- SECTION 5. Provides that thewell went to Coeur d'Alene to the provisions of this ordinance be sev-Art Needham home for the celebra- 'erable.tion of Art's 75th birthday. From The full text of this ordinance isthere they traveled on to Sandpoint available at city hall. The foregoingto the home of their daughter Linda summary is true and complete andand her husband Tyke Van Dellen. Provides adequate notice to the pub-They took a boat ride and ate at a lic. Dated this 5th day of August,floating restaurant close to Hope, [ 1991.

> Idaho. Later Linda and Marjorie t s/William L. Herringtonwent to an arts and craft show on[ City Attorneythe beach. That night Linda, Tyke, Published 3 times:Effie and Glen and Marjorie attend-

[Pub. Aug. 8, 15, 22, 1991

ed the Sandpoint Festival at whichthe Spokane Symphony'was the fea-tured attraction. They, reported it. CITY OF JULIAETTA

was veryentertaining.'onday

afternoon they picked AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OFhuckleberries on Baldy Mt.. Tuesday JULIAETTA, A MUNICIPAL'OR-morning they headed for home after PORATION OF IDAHO, PROHIB-a very tiring yet enjoyable time. I ITING THE PLACING, LEAVING

, GR MAINTAINING OF ANY VEHI-Gerald and Vanessa Heimgartner CLE, MACHINERY, TRAILER, OB

were evening guests of Mom) Gert, 'EQUIPMENT IN A WRECKED ORon Thursday. PARTIALLY DISMANTLED CON-

''DITION, SO AS TO CAUSE A NUI-Delores Heimgartner reports that SANCE; PROVIDING FOR PENAL-

her granddaughter. Lynn and a fri TIES; PROVIDING THAT THISend, Nicki McClean, stopped and had ORDINANCE SHALL BE IN FULLlunch with them on Wednesday. The FORCE AND EFFECT FROM AND

girls are moving to an apartment in AFTER ITS PASSAGE, APPROVALMoscow to attend the U; of L, AND PUBLICATION ACCORDING

Tp LAW.Ernest and Nellie Steigers report WHEREAS, the Mayor and City

a rather. quiet week. Dave came on Council deem it in the public 'inter-

Wednesday bringing garden goodies est to control the public nuisance

and Saturday evening Janet Kerby and visual nuisance caused by aban-

came with more. Ernest remarked, doned, wrecked and disassembled"We used to share when we had it, vehicles in the City;and now it's coming back with butter NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDA-

on it," Good to have caring neighborsI INED BY THE MAYOR AND CITYand friends., I COUNCIL OF THE CITY QF JUL-

IIAETTA AS FOLLOWS:

Dave and Christie Anderson and 1SECTION 1. VEHICLES ON STRE-

children returned to their Cherry-! ETS: It shall be unlawful for any

lane home from Othello after work-(person to place, keep or leave any

in the harvest for friends of their's. [motor vehicle. piece of machinery,

On Saturday Dave'and Christie,,trailer or equipment in a wrecked

Karen, Steve and Kerby Kirkham,[or partially dismantled condition or

Pat and Mike Kerby, along withfin a state of repair, for'a period ofDarrell and Janet, went to their cab- forty-eight hours or more on a pub-

in on Dworshak and spent the week- lic street, alley or other public pro-end. perty. Such vehicle, machinery, trail-

er or equipment is hereby declared

Glen and Marjorie Stevens, Wayner to be a public nuisance.'nd

Ruth, Eldon and Gert:Heimgart- SECTION 2, VEHICLES ON PRI-ner attended a concert at the Cotton- VATE PROPERTY: It shall be un-

wood Creek Communiy Church Sun- lawful for any person to place, keep

day evening, given by Paul and De or leave any motor vehicle, piece of

Lois Wynia. machinery, trailer or equipment in

They come from south Idaho, but a wrecked or partially dismantled

travel a good part of the year. He[condition or in a state or repair, for

sings gospel songs and she speaks]a period of more <han ten (10) days

the message. 'Really put on an in- on private property unless enclosed

spiring program. in a building or other area screenedfrom public view and fenced in a

> manner to prevent children from

L Helices+04 jceS,'entering the property. Any such fen-9' ' ce and screening shall be constructed

CITY OF JULIAETTA > in compliance with the current pro-visions of The Uniform Building

'ode. Such vehicle, machinery, trail-

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF erK or equipment is hereby declared

JULIAETTA, A MUNICIPAL COR- to'be a public nuisance unless pro-

PORATION'OF TH'E STATE OF perly fenced or enclosed.

IDAHP GRANTINg Te THE .PPT SECTIQN: 3. VEHICLES QR EQU-

z,ATCH'pz,ppHpNE CpMpANY IPMENT CAUSING ENVIRON-

BzgHT Tp pZ ACE MENTAL PROBLEMS: It shall be

MAINTAIN ppLES unlawful for any person to 'place,

WIBFS AND pTHEB A'PPLIANCES keeP, leave or maintain any vehicle,

AND CONDUCTORS AND Tp LAY piece pf equipment pr machinery in

UNDERGROUND WIRES FGR THE a fashion which Permits same .o

TRANSMISSION Op ELECTR,ICITY, leak or discharge oil or gasoline onto

FOR TELEPHONE AND TEz,E Ithe ground or pavement or which

GRAPH PURPOSES IN AND UPON discharges freon into the air Sucll

AND UNDER THE STREETS AL i vehicle, equipment or machinery is

LEYS, AVENUES, THOROUGH- hereby declared to be.a public nuis-

FARES AND PUBLIC HIGHWAYSWITHIN THE CITY pp JULIAET„SECTION 4. REMOVAL OF VEHI-

TA. pRpVIDINg THAT THp GBA CLES: The Mayor or Chief of Police

NTEE MAY EXERCISE THE PRIV or their designee . may cause any

ILEgE pp ppEBATINg TEZ,E motor vehicle, Piece 'of machinery,

pHpNE AND TEZ,EgBApH INST trailer, eQuipment which is in vio-

BUMpNTS AND CpNDUCTZNg A lation of this ordinance to be re-

TELEPHONE AND TEZ,EgBApH moved at the exPense of the owner

CITY pp of the Personal or real Property If

JUI IAETTA PROVIDING THAT the owner fails to pay for such re-

THIS gBANT SHALL BE .~QB A moval within 30 days of billing, the

PERIOD OF TEN YEARS; PROVI-"amount owing shall be submitted to

DINg THAT THIS pBDINANCE the aPProPriate county official for

SHALL BE ZN FULL .ppBCE ANZ) collection with property taxes in ac-I

EppECT UppN ITS pASSAGE Ap„cordance with Idaho Code,

PROVAL AND PUBLICATION AC 'ECTION 5. PENALTY FOR VIO-

CORDING TO LAW. LATION OF ORDINANCE: A viola-

SFCTIpN 1. provides for the tion of this Ordinance is a misde-

award of a t lephorie franchise to meanpr. Any person convicted of a

the potlatch Telephone Company violation of any section. of this Or

Inc., and permits said Grantee tp dinance shall be fined in the sum

utilize the City's right-of-ways and not to exceed three hundred dollars

easemen s.as m ts. ($300.00) and such person may bei

SECTION 2, regulates how Gran- confined in County Jail for a per pd

of not more than thirty (30) days,OR both such fine and imprison-

3

ment may be imposed. Each day, af-ter notice, that the property remainsin violation shall constitute a sep-,arate violation. Both the person pla-ing the nuisance on the premises andthe owner of real property permit-ting such nuisance to exist on his orher property shall be deemed in vio-

SOUTH LATAH HIGHWAY D

RECEIPTSPROPERTY TAXESLESS AMOUNT TO CITIES

5tllypOlnt NBWSBF StmlFPpsnt Irrfanashly Club

Harvest is progressing nicely onour end of Potlatch Ridge. Some arefinished and others working fever-isly to get their crops harvested.

Gert Heimgartner accompanied byCrystal Gruell, attended the Mem-orial services held for Jerry Gruelllast Monday evening at Waha.

Jerry was the son of Dick andJeanne Gruell, and the grandson ofAlbert Gruell. All live at Lewiston.

Jerry was drowned in the rapidsof the North pork of the Clearwaterriver two weeks ago.

Friday afternoon Jeanne Black andher mother, Helen Hungerford ofNampa, visited with Gert

On Tuesday Ruth and Gert Heim-gartner visited with Nell Heimgart-ner.

Wednesday Wayne and Ruth, Heim-gartner were" guests of Bill- and La-Verne Harri of Clarkston. They alsovisited with Michael Frost of 'Anch-orage, Alaska, Bill and LaVerne'sgrandson who was visiting.

All day Friday Ruth and DeloresHeimgartner made toys for the gran-ge project. Leslie also visited.

Barbara Heath's son and friendVerna of Lewiston 'were breakfastguest oiie morning of Lee and Bar-bara Heath.

Barbara's daughter, Kelly and Kev-in and son Kameron McKeehan ofLewiston were also Sunday guests.

Classifieds

FOR SALE: 2 Smoked glass & brassend tables, matching coffee table,$100. 2-blue.'velvet swing rockers,$200.. Child's bed with foam mat-tress, $25. IBM compatible com-puter, color monitor & softwear,$500. 9-,drawer dresser and high-boy, $200. 5-drawer dresser, $15.Oak stereo cabinet, $50. 30-gal.hot water heater, $30. 1965 s/4-TDodge 4x4 with 440. eng. $3500.100-ft single phase 220 lead-in,$100. Chest Freezer, $125.Phone 289-4434.

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HUGH YARD SALE: Saturday, the24th. Collectibles, household, allclothing 26-50c. Books, toys, kit-chen items, MX bike. All pricedto go. Mary Hunter'. Bottom ofSperry Grade. 8 to 5.

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ESTATE. SALE: Appliances, house-hold furniture. Some antiques.Call 276-7421.

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FOR RENT: Small trailer in Julia-etta. Ph. 289-5111..

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BABY SITTING: My home. Daysand swing hours. Reasonable rates.Drop-in's welcome. Lauri Stringer,276-7589.

FOR SALE: Oil tank with stand. 270gallon. Phone 289-5811.

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FOR SALE: 2-bedroom home, plus 1in basement. Garage & small shop.25 miles from Kendrick on 1 acre.$43,400. Phone 843-2152 or 748-6966.

SIPFOR RENT: Now 'enting travel

trailers. Reserve yours for the holi-days & fishing trips. Call 276-3251for information.

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HELP WANTED: Bartenders. Nites& part-time. Will train. Must be19 or older. Phone 276-9211 days.

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ATTEST'.C. Lynne BruceCity ClerkPublished 1 Time:Pub. Aug. 22, 1991.

PULLER BRUSH COMPANY: Formore info call 1-509-758-7382 or289-3151

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AL-ANON MEETS TWICEEACH WEEK IN KENDRICK

Tuesday nights 8:00Friday Mornings 10:30Upstairs at Abrams Hardware

C>il'89-3151 for more info.tf45nc

TOTAL PROPOSED EXPENDITURES ... $955,056.00

1) Real Property

8) Business Law

3) Contracts

4) Wills and Probate

ESTIMATED 'EVENUEThe estimated revenue for the City of.Juliaetta, Idaho, forOctober 1, 1991 - September:30,, 1692<is;as follows:

Tax LevyLiability InsuranceRevenue SharingLicense, Permits, & Misc.Highway UsersLiquor FundWater FundSewer Fund ...SanitationCash Carryover .

Sales TaxFranchise FeeInvestment Pool InterestIdaho Department of CCommerceFarm Home Loan

the fiscal period

SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Qualitywork, T)">sonable rates. 289-5631.Steve A- a.~G. No 'unday calls,please.

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WA5V '.9 TQ BUY: Quality Cos-tume veweiry, Prints (Thompson,Moran, Ogden, Fox, etc.), oldGlassware, Ceramics. 208/289-3761

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$ 46,318.005;950.00

11,871.00'2,500'.00

.17>,67%00 .

1,804.0068,544.0035,527.0019,844.0086)827.00

1,5B2.001,600.006,037.00

400,000.00250,000.00

CNfee.'858M1

RED

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"fHIIfIWIIn <J

iS'KTRIUT ANNUAL BUDGET

157,000,0022,000.00 135,000.00

RABN & FENCE STAIN. Fuller-O'Brl!en Quality. $3.99 gal. atSnyaers riome Center, Kendrick.

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MOTOR USERS FUND ......360,000.00ELECTR ICAL COOPERATIVES ..1,000.00

BUSINESS INVENTORY.... 7,200.00

FOREST SERVICE 50 000.00

INTEREST 15 000 00

.568,200.00150,000.00

KENDRICK, IDAHOPROBLEMS WITH ALCOHOL?ALA%ON: A group of family and

friends of problem drinkers meetFriday mornings at 10 a. m. atAbrams Hardware. Call 289-3151.

A. A. meets Friday evenings at 8:00p. m. at theKendrick Fire Hall onMain St. Call: 877-1334 or 289-4694 after 6 p. m.

Prescriptions CarefullyCompounded.

Sick Room Supplies

PHONE 289-5941

TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES .......$955,056,00I, Mary Jo Vallem, City Clerk of the City of Juliaetta, Idaho do herebycertify that the above is a true and correct statement of the proposed ex-penditures and revenues for the fiscal year 1991-92; alf of which have beententatively approved and entered in the Journal of Proceedings. I furthercertify that the City pf. Juliaetta) Idaho, did give notice of said',hearing withnotice having been published twice at. least seven days apart prior to theadoption of the budget "bv the City Council. Citizens are invited to attendthe budget l)earing on September 5, 1991, at 7:30 p, m, and have the rightto provide written and oral comments concerning the entire City Budget. Acopy of the proposed City Budget is available at City Hall for.inspectioiiduring regular office hours.Dated this 19th day of August, 1991.

TOTAL ANTICIPATED RECEIPTSESTIMATED CASH BALANCE 9/30/91

718,200.00TOTAL

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LOOK3NG FOR A RKNTALI We

have them in and out of town.Buyfng or Selling? Compare our

j

service before you commftt tp acontract. Need property manage- I

ment? We handle all types ofpro-'erty

including fams. Call B & MRealty, 835-5172 or visit 102 %'. A!St. Troy, Idaho for your realestaf>9 seeds.

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DISBURSEMENTSADMINISTRATIONSUPPLIES & OPERATIONLABOR & PAYROLL TAXES

HOURS:8 a. m. to 5:45 p. m.

49,100.00501,700.00167,400.00

718,200.00~ Cosmetics

y Greeting Cards

~ Jewelry~ Gift Wrap

TOTAL

A BUDGET HEARING WILL BE HFJ D ON SEPTEMBER 5, 1991 AT 8:00

P. M. AT THE SOUTH LATAH HIGHWAY DISTRICT OFFICE IN

GENESEE.Published 2 Times: Aug. 15, 22, 1991.

Mary Jo VallemCity Clerk

Published 2 Times: Aug. 22 and 29, 1991.

Dave & Barbra Clayton

pf this 0 dinance. Tge Kerfdrfpk Gape+/ ThUr+d+y p ~sf QQ ]991 3SECTION 6. REPEAL OF INCON-SISTENT PROVISIONS: Any Pro- NOTICE OF 'PUBLIC 9%@~NGvision of any Ordinance of the City BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1991"1992which is inconsistent with the provi- CITY OF KENDRICK, IDAHOsions of this Ordinance is hereby re-

Notice is hereby given that 'the C+ Cpancil- of"the City of Kendrick,

PASSED by the City Council and .Idaho, will hold a pubric.he"ring for:consid>eratfnn pf the Iirqyosed budget

APPROVED by the Mayor this 6th foi the fiscal period October 1, f991 -'Sept'ember 30, 1992 pursuant to theday of August, 1991. provisions of Section 50-1002, I. C., said hearing to be held at City Hall,

s/Harold S. Freeman . Kendrick, Idaho, at 7:00 p. m. on September 3, 1991. At said hearing allMayor interested persons may appear and show cause, if any they have, why said

prqposed budget should not be. adopted.Mary Jo Vallem, FROPQSED EZPENDI~ESCity ClerkPublished 1 Time: The following >Is an. eitimate:set forth in')sa>fd 1yraposed >budget expendf-

Pub. Aug. 22, 1991 tures and accruing 'indebtness of the City of Kendrick, Idaho, for the fiscalpesiod October 1,. %91 - September 80, 1992.

RESOLUTION NO. 116 GENERAL FUNZ)" -..., . $ 65,765

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY Qp:RECREATION FUND .......4'7,075

KENDRICK„A. MUNICIPAI, CORP'- STREET FUND -.;...........—————— — 37;205ORATION OF THE STATE 'QP 'WATER AND SPWER FUND ——... —-———————- 58 487THE STATE OF IDAHO,. PROV>IB- 'SANTITATIpN FUND 25208ING. FOR APPOINTMENT 'OF A ')RISK MANAGER; 'PROVIDINg''

'65 SEWER REVENM BQ& ......3)BOO

THAT Az z FMpz pYEES AND. '80 WATER REVENUE FUND..... 11,400

pUBI,IC pppICIAz,S SHALTL. BE,W>ATER RESERVE FUND ... 11,400

ADVISED Qp THIS pQLICY. pBQ 'WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT FVND *', - 7>975

VIDING FOB THIS BESOLUTIPN'EGISLATIVE RESERVE.......30,000TO BE IN FULL FORCE AND EP- WATER SYSTEIVI'CONTINGENCY"FUND'... 30,000FECT UPON ITS PASSAGE AND SEWER SYSTEM CON))IÃff'KACY'I>2ND —'....30 000

CAPITAL OUTLAY ——--——-----—-———-—--——--—————- 125)000EREAS, the City recognizes

prudently and further reg I es that TOTAL PROPOSED EXPENDITURES$ 48311the need to manage public funds

local government with its range of ESTIMATED REVENUE

services, is considered a high-risk The estimated revenue for the City of Kendrick, Idaho, for the fiscal

operation; and period October 1, 1991 - September 30, 1992 is <as follows:WHEREAS, the City is defficated .REVENUE FROM TAX LEVY

services to its citizens and doing ail Lfabiffty Insurance '"719F>

it can to prevent losses and createa safe workplace for employees; and

WHEREAS; the City recogniz'esthat although losses will inevitablyoccur, the City considers no loss ac- Licenses and Fees .......'... 1,000

ceptable and will make every effort Misc. Revenue: . ' '. 1,000-

to, identify and treat all loss expo.- J-K Recreation-District ...........15,000State Revenue Sharing ...............10,685

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE- Investment Interest' ."''64'4L-

SOLVED BY THE MAYOR ANDCITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OFKENDRICK AS FOLLOWS: County Road'/Bridge 'Tax ........': 5>266>

1. The administration of <e'isk Rent and..Leases ........ 300

Management policy and the super- Sales Tax (inventory Phase Qut)...... 5,6SO

vision of loss prevention activities LIquor Fund........=-—.— .---....,-1,892.will be under the direction of the Timber Sale.........6,242Rsk Manager. The Risk Manager . Water pund>; ............,....29,280shall advise the City Council oi'ol-

. Water Dedicated pund ........ 2400Water/Sewer Bond .........=; ..15;000-Sewer Fund .............——'. 13,211

zens. The Risk Manager will be ap-pointed by the Mayor with the con- Sanitation Fund........ ' 25,208

er2. Every elected official and em- Sale of City 'Property '"......... 25,000

ployee will adhere to the policies Grants.... '... 190,000and practices established pertainingto risk management and loss preven- TOTAL GTHER 'REAAIENU~RS. '; ....... 44/'854tion. All elected officials, departmentdirectors and employees of the City TOTAL ESTIMATED':REVENUES '.'....-'88 1'15of Kendrick are responsible to em-

I, C. Lynne Bruce, City Clerk of the City of Kendrick, Idaho, do,'hereby

tff n afe pnditipns while per certify that the above is a true and correct 'statement of the proposed ex-

formiiig thefr daffy tasks and to re- penditures and revenues. fondIscal>Iy>>r3'891><99Q;; all of which have bee>i

port unsafe conditions to the Risk tentatively approved and entered in the Journal of Proceedings, I further

Manager. certify that the,'City of "Kendrick,)>Zdfaho>- dfd give1notice for said hearing3. The Risk Management Policy with notice having. been.,published at.least seven days:apart prior to the

of the City of Kendrick will have the 'adoption of the budget'by the Cfty Council. Citizens are invited to attendult'mate ob)ec ve o p ese o the budget. hearing on'September'3; 1.991, at 7>00>p'I mG and have the rfgh)

to provide written or oral comments concerning. the entire City Budget. Ameans to that end, t Risk Manager

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the responsibility of formulating copy of the ProPosed City Budget'iri iletaif is available at, City Hail fpr

and implementing programs and inspection during regular office hours, 8 80 a, m. - 12;80 p, m.

procedures that will minimize the Dated this 13th day of August, 1991,public entity's property, revenue, C. LYNNE BRUCEand personnel losses. City Clerk

4; The. attached Risk Manage- PublishedAug st22, &'29; 1991ment Policy Statement is herebyadopted and shall be provided to allnew employees and newly elected NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR Il)87, 92

5. This Resolution shall be in full CITY:OF -JULi'AETTA, IIDA>LHO

force and effect upon its Passage Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Juliaetta, Idaho,and approval., will:hold a:Public)hear>lng .for zonsfderatipn of!the:Proposed budget for the

PASSED by the City Council »d fiscal period October 1, 1991-September 30, 1992 pursuant to the provisionsAPPROVED by the M>A of Section 60-1002, I. C„saiduhearing'to'be held -at-the Juliaetta City Hall.

Juliaetta, Idaho, at 7'.80 p. m.,'Thursday, September 5,"1'991'. At said hearing

Mayor all>interested persons.may-.appear and,show. cause, if.any,.they. have, whysaid "proposed budget should, not be. adopted.

PROPOSED, EXPENDITURESThe. following is an estimate set forth in said yroposed budget for the totalproposed expendituresuand;accruing.mdebtedness for,'the,'City of Julfaetta>Idaho, for the fiscal period October 1, 1991 - September 30, 1992.

General & Administra'tion ...........$ 30;865.00Public, Safety ..............18,054.00Streets ................- 61,474.00L'ibrary .......1,800.00Water Fund ..................70,190.00

teide A.Iffhuu Kewer Fund ...,.......,.......,.......=....... 03,000.00

Sanitation .................19;600.00

Attornaywl4ow Water System Contingency -Fund ... 20,000.00Sewer System Contingency Fund...... 20,000.00

General Prcrcles %'ater 'Project............... 650,000.00

Thanks to Helen Hinrichs for re-laying messages so faithfully and toMrs, Wilson for taking care of Mrs.Daniel's house, pets, and plants whileshe is away. We couldn't functionwithout neighbors.

Visitors in Park have been, to theJerry Smiths, James and David Mar-tin, visiting in the Deary area fromHoquiam, Wash,, and Nonie Bechteland Wanda Enger on Tuesday. Wed-nesday. visitors were Mrs. ThelmaStratton and great-grandsons CraigLemon and Joe, all of Colfax. Vis-iting Karl a'nd Wanda Enger Satur-day were their daughter Vickie Jeu-kins and Robert Dubeau of Lewis-ton.

a busy week. Leah left for her soph-omore ycat't the U. of I. on Sundayabout 11 a. m. By 11:30 Clinton hadthe word about the coming arrivalof his grandson, which happenedlater that evening, Clinton and Ethelwent to Lewiston on Monday to takeEthel's mother, Eva Daniels, to thedoctor for a check-up, and to seethe new baby. Early Tuesday morn-ing, Ethel got a call that her motherhad fallen and hurt her hip, The"hurt" turned out to be a brokenleft hip, which necessitated anothertrip to Lewiston, along with theambulance carrying Mrs. Daniels toSt, Joseph Regional Medical Center.Ethel was back in Lewiston Wednes-day to be there when her motherhad surgery on her hip, and to staya few days with the new parents,Kay and Doug Stout and baby Nat-han. On Saturday Ethel, accompan-ied by sister-in-law Jody Smith,went to Juliaetta to neaten up Mrs.Daniel's house and prepare it forher absence.

The Kendrick, Gazette, Thursday, August 22, 1991

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