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Tv I Spokane Daily Chronicle, Thursday, March 19, HWM. I A2AWEISF.IELDJS Howard Slater, 61, Dies in Minnesota cv- I "Citadel" Jpatt-Soving 3 inchat high Weight Only II Poundt conmirtwiTH CAAAYIMC CASf New Streamlined ip i Portable Typewriter lilr.mty tail typing eitien. a Iuyya4 dle-iast mogneilum (rant, a WWt tarrlafa, takes 1 1" envelepe, standard Amerkan keyboard. NIT MU. ters, Mrs, Beulah Lee and Mrs.

Helen Tveit, both of Colville; two sons, Calvin McNearney, Spokane, and Nealand McNearney, Nampa, Idaho; one sister, Bessie McDonald, Colville; a half sister, Mabel Fallsberg, Spokane; a half-brother, Adam Jennings, Opportunity; 11 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. Justus F. Koehler ST. MARIES, Idaho Justus Koehler, 69, died yesterday at the Benewah Community Hospital here. He was born July 24, 1894, at Pilger, and came from Mabton, to Harrison Flats nine years ago.

He was employed at the Wilford Blakley Ranch, He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Nichols, Lincoln, three grandchildren; one brother, Herman Koehler, Mabton, and a sister, Mrs. Emma Profall, Norfork, Neb. Funeral services are pending at the Browning Funeral Home. 'SisaaR.

29500 Pay S20 Mo, i Golf-Cart Enthusiasts Sled rides behind grandpa's golf cart are about ended this winter for Joe Sieben-forchers grandchildren, Lynn Ann Auger, 8, and her brother, Jerry Lee, 6, children of Mr. and Mrs. Don Auger of Libby, Mont. They dont mind. Theyll soon trade the white snow for the greens of golf and ride alongside him when he plays at Libbys Cabinet View Country club.

The childrens dogs, Zaza and Lucky, can jump out and run. (Roth photo.) Le.th.r lirphMi c.t. tro Fanlight 8-TRANSISTOR RADIO ComptfU With Alt Nttdtd Accessories -fa It tie everythiaqlull, picti J9g, 4.9S ton price, eerphong, eerphore ceie, terry cete end $ti tneipenitve pen-light beHene ve'leb eywfcere! 128 ONIT Richard Hudson COEUR DALENE, Idaho -Services for Richard Hudson, 17, who was killed in an automobile accident at Ft. Benton on Monday, will be tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. from Englishs Chapel, with the Rev.

Richard Rodning officiating. Burial will be in Restlawn Memorial Park. Sandpoint Pastors Plan for Good Friday Service 1 MONTH Member of a pioneer Inland Empire family and an outstanding athlete of his day, Howard Whitman (Duke) Slater, 61, died yesterday at his home in Minneapolis. He had suffered from cancer the last several years. His death was the first among the nine children of the late Dr.

and Mrs. H. H. Slater, pioneers of Deer Park, where he was born. Slater, a fullback, was captain of Deer Park High Schools wonder football team three of its four years, 1917 through 1920.

He also was fullback and captain of the Washington State University Cougars in 1924 and received honorable mention on Walter Camps all-American team of that year. One of the first from this area to play professional football, he spent one season with the Milwaukee pro team. A prominent figure in the petroleum industry Mr. Slater served the government as an expert in that field during World War II. At the time of his death he was a manufacturers agent covering many states out of Minneapolis, where he had made his home the last 15 years.

At WSU he was a member of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Virginia Slater, at the home; five sisters, Mrs. Lucille Walton, Moscow, Idaho; Mrs. Helen Philleo and Mrs.

Mary Irvin, both Fresno, Mrs. Charlotte Fancher, Spokane, and Mrs. Marjorie Vertrees, The Dalles, and three brothers: Harold A. Slater, Spokane, and Homer and Herbert Slater, both Oakland, Calif. Funeral services will be held in Minneapolis with burial in Lincoln, where he former ly resided.

Del Phillips COEUR DALENE, Idaho -Del Phillips, 56, Post Falls, died yesterday at a local hospital He was born at Colby, and came to Post Falls two years ago from Kellogg, He was associated with Phillips Construction Co. He married Dorothy Hunt at Redwood City, in 1932. He was a board member of the Pleasantview Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife, at home; five sons, Perry, Glen, Donald and Jerry, of Post Falls, and Roger, Pinehurst; five daughters, Norma Jean and Raema, at home; Mrs. Byron Payne, Livingston, Mrs.

17500 Pay $12 Mo. 137-PIECE DINING ENSEMBLE 55 Pc. Dinnerware Set 32 Pc. Glassware and Coasters 50 Pc. Tableware Set by a scriptural commentary by the Rev.

Richard H. N. Yost, pastor, First Methodist Church. The Rev. Gordon Belzer, pastor, Church of the Nazarene, will follow the main message with a second scriptural commentary.

Other ministers participating will be the Rev. Neal McCon-nel, pastor, First Christian Church and chairman of the arrangements committee, and the Rev. Vernon Douglas, pastor, First Church of God. Music will include a number by the senior high school Madrigal Singers, directed by Larry Cook; a vocal trio by the Seventh-day Adventist Church, and a vocal solo by Mrs. Ralph L.

Chicks. SANDPOINT, Idaho Under sponsorship of the Bonner County Ministerial Association, the annual Good Friday worship service will be held in the First Presbyterian Church, announced the Rev. Gaylord Wilson, president, The service will begin at 11 :45 a.m. with prelude music by Mrs. Lewis Leonard, organist for the host church, and will be opened at 11:55 with the call to worship and invocation by the Rev.

Briggs, pastor, First Baptist Church. The service will continue until about 1 p.m., although students are free to leave the service at 12:30 to return to classes. Jack Jones, superintendent of schools, has agreed to extending the lunch period of the junior and senior high schools 10 minutes to 12:40 p.m., so students and teachers may attend. The Rev. James F.

Armstrong, pastor of the host church, will deliver the principal message. He will speak on the subject, "The View from the Cross. This will be preceded George M. Palmer COEUR DALENE, Idaho George M. Palmer died this morning at the Coeur dAlene Homes, where he had lived two years.

He was born in North Carolina and was a retired Great Northern Railway employe. He was a member of the Masonic Order at Spokane. He is survived by a daugh ter, Mrs, Ara Angelus, Norfolk, Va. The body is at English's. Ralph E.

Smith SANDPOINT, Idaho Ralph Elton Smith, 84, who died Wednesday at Bonner General Hospital after a short illness, was bom in Penawawa, spent his early life in Colfax and then moved to Hayden Lake, Idaho. He spent an apprenticeship with the Red Collar Line on nearby Lake Coeur dAlene, then in 1908 came to Sandpoint, where he became associated with E. J. Elliot and Frank Yocam in establishing the Northern Navigation which ran steamboats on Pend Oreille Grant to Aid Colville Study OLYMPIA (AP)-A state official says the Ferry County Planning Commission and the Colville Indian Tribe will use a $65,000 federal grant for studies leading to an integrated wood products industry. Robert E.

Rose, director of the State Department of Commerce and Economic Development, said Wednesday the technical assistance grant had been approved by the Area Redevelopment, said Wednesday the technical assistance grant had been approved by die Area Redevelopment Administration. The study will cover location and other factors. 10th Fair Will Open DEER PARK, Wash. The 10th annual Deer Park Science Fair will be held at the Deer Park High School gym tomorrow at 8 p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.m.

to noon. Entries will be in the inter mediate, junior and senior di visions. Four trophies will be given as will blue, red and white ribbons. Alice Rice is chairman of the fair, assisted by Nick Nick-olof and Arlen Weberling. Budget Wins Board's O.K.

-s many years. The line gave Charles Carpenter, Post Falls passenger service around the and Mrs. Dorothy Cropp, Kel- lake towed logs and deilvered EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR DAILY 50-Pc. NOW AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! CompUte Flatware LUXURIOUS! COMPLETE! St Dinner forlu 1 37-PC. TADIE SETTING A Complete Service for 0 55-Piece Decorated MELMAC DINNERWARE SET 24-Piece "Ripple GLASSWARE AND COASTERS 50-Piece "Windswept STAINLESS STEEL FLATWARE SANDPOINT, Idaho A small group was present this week for the budget hearing for the 1964-65 school year in Bonner County Class A School District No.

82. Total expenditures in the proposed budget amount to excluding $110,500 which could be raised with a special 5 mill levy election allowed by law. The Board of Trustees adopt the proposed budget but will make a final decision on whether to call for a special levy election at their meeting April 7. In the budget are these items: $33,920 or 2.6 per cent for administration; instruction, $909,702 or 70.5 per cent; operation, $115,850 or 9 per cent; maintenance, or 3.2 per cent; transportation, $139,050 or 10.8 per cent; fixed charges, $26,500 or 2.05 per cent; capital outlay, $24,000 or 1.85 per cent, and special funds. mail.

In latter years Smith and Elliot had a towing operation on Priest Lake until Mr, Smiths retirement in 1949 because of ill health. His father, Thomas Smith, was instrumental in getting Washington State College University located at Pullman. His father was a member of the first commission appointed to locate the Agricultural College which later became WSU. He also served in the Territorial Convention in Washington, representing Whitman County, Wash. Surviving Ralph Smith are his wife, Goldie, at the home, and a daughter, Marjorie Dohaun of Sunnydale, Calif.

Today would have been the Smiths 43rd wedding anniversary. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Moon Chapel, with the Rev. James Armstrong of First. Presbyterian Church officiating.

Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery. Style end Quality Worth Much, Much More logg; his mother, Mrs. H. Phillips, Kellogg; a sister, Cleo Seipold, Coeur dAlene, and 11 grandchildren Services will be Saturday at 1 p.m. from the Assembly of God Church in Coeur dAlene, with the Rev.

James White of Yakima officiating. Burial will be at Pleasantview Cemetery, Alice M. Holm COEUR DALENE, Idaho -Alice M. Holm, 57, Coeur d'Alene, died this morning. She was bom at Fairfield, and came to this area in 1928.

She was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church. Born Alice Zenner, she wed Melvin Holm in 1923. She is survived by her husband; a son, Jack, Coeur dAlene; two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Doyle, Pendleton, and Mrs. Joyce Fitzgerald, Coeur dAlene; seven sisters, Mrs.

Edna Beals, Mrs. Elsie Shields and Mrs. Anna Davis, of Spokane; Mrs. Lois Feisen, Fairfield; Mrs. Verna Huffman, Valley, Mrs.

Helen Partman, Tacoma, and Mrs. Margie Filgenhaur, Warden, two brothers, George and Carl Zenner, of Spokane, and eight grandchildren. Services will be Saturday at 1:30 p.m. from Englishs, with the Rev. Richard Rodning officiating.

Burial will be in Forest Cemetery. 3.00 A MONTH Ice on Bridge Throws Autos Election Set COLVILLE. Wash. The Colville Junior Chamber of Commerce will elect officers next Thursday at a dinner at 7:30 m. at the Elks Memorial Building.

iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiitiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiitiiiimin AGRICULTURE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiniiiiiii Grain Planting Nearly Double in Washington WASHINGTON (AP)-The Department of Agriculture says Washington state farmers expect to plant 300,000 acres to spring wheat other than durum. This is an increase of 92 per cent over last year, when the states plantings were comparatively small because of a dry fall and uncertainty about wheat legislation. The Idaho forecast was 356,000 acres, down 4 per cent. The department said the forecasts, based on a March 1 survey, are subject to change. Beauty an your table for year to cornel Lovely "Brown Leaves dinnerware that's dishwater-safe, guaranteed 2 years against breaking, fading, chipping.

Gleaming lifetime stainless steel flatware that stays new with just soap and water. Graceful, crystal-dear famous brand glassware with party-pretty coasters. Wonder, ful for gifts, tool HERE'S WHAT YOU GET Serving Platter 8 Bread and Butters 8 Fruits 8 Soups 8 Decorated Dinnerplates Large Vegetable Dish 8 Cups 8 Saucers Covered Sugar Creamer Salt and Pepper Set 8 Dinner Forks 8 Salad Forks 8 Knives 8 Oval Spoons 16 Teaspoons 2 Tablespoons 8 Ice-Tea Glasses 8 Water Glasses 8 Juice Glasses 8 Matching Coasters Cub Honors Handed Out POST FALLS, Idaho Mardi Gras was the theme of this month's Cub Scout Pack 13 meeting. Awards included: Wolf Mike Heath, Steven Sertich, William Thompson, Phillip Sertich, Ken Edmunds, Bruce Spencer, Vir gil Hull, Charles Pierce, Bill Nowlan, Steven Babcock and Thomas Scoales; silver arrow Mike Heath and Bill Nowlan; Bear Kim Severson; gold arrow Steven Sertich, Phillip Sertich, Herrell Morgan, Ken Edmunds and Bill Nowlan and Lion Doug Pierce. Chairman Gary Ingram an nounced the recognition dinner will be Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m.

at North Idaho Junior College. Meeting Set A farm forestry field meeting will be held Saturday, March 28, from 10 a.m. to noon at Ed Niemans place, one-half mile south of the Pleasant View Baptist Church. They will observe the area Nieman has thinned and pruned, checking the effects of this work on timber growth. Problems and disease control will be observed, announces Russel Slade, farm extension forester, who is in charge.

Camp Fire and Blue Bird Sunday will be observed with a special service at the English Funeral Chapel in Coeur dAlene. All girls will go in a group. Church to Have Chinese Speaker WORLEY, Idaho The Rev. Stanley Yu, Chinese evangelist, will speak Sunday at the Worley Community Church. The Rev.

Joshua Crockett, pastor, said Mr. Yu also will show slides of his recent trip to Korea during the 7 p.m. evening services. The Christian Womens Club will meet March 27 at 6:30 p.m at the Masonic Hall for a pot luck dinner. Husbands are espe dally invited, Mr.

Crockett said John Eccles, Fairfield, Wash, a teacher at Liberty School, will speak. Jennie M. Thompkins SANDPOINT, Idaho Mrs. Jennie McLean Thompkins, 90, died today after a long illness. Born in Woodstock, New Brunswick, she was married to Jarvis H.

Thompkins, and they went to Minot, N.D., where they lived 50 years. He died in 1940. For the past 18 years she has made her home with her daugh ter, Mrs. Darold (Mildred) Sau er, in Sandpoint. Surviving beside Mrs.

Sauer are a son, Paul C. Thompkins, Spokane, three grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Funeral service will be Monday in Minot. SANDPOINT, Idaho Clarence R. Grant, 32, Pendleton, driver, accompanied by his sister, Lavada Sleighter, 29, College Place, and his father, Frank Grant, 59, Sandpoint, were involved in a one-car accident yesterday on the Pend Oreille River bridge.

The vehicle hit black ice, went out of control for approximately 300 feet, crossed into the opposite lane of travel and hit the guard rail. Both passengers were thrown out of the car and Frank Grant suffered injuries. He was taken to Bonner General Hospital. Later yesterday, Army Sgt. Benjamin T.

Watkins, 40, and his wife, Hannah Rose, 33, of Baltimore, also traveling south on the bridge, hit black ice about a few hundred feet feet beyond the Grant accident. Their vehicle also went out of control and hit the guard rail. Mrs. Watkins was driving. Both accidents were investigated by Idaho State Patrolman Harvey Riffle.

Thomas B. McNearney COLVILLE, Wash. Services will be tomorrow at 2 p.m. for Thomas B. McNearney, 82, Colville, at the Moser Funeral Chapel.

The Rev. Jefferson Smith will officiate. Burial will be in the Highland Cemetery. Mr. McNearney died Tuesday at a local hospital.

He had been an area resident 63 years and was an early-day freighter between Republic and Kettle Falls. He was born June 14, 1881 at New Albin, Iowa. He is survived by two daugh- National Gain Seen WASHINGTON (AP)-An Agriculture Department report today on farmers planting intentions indicates that crop production this year conceivably could surpass last years record volume. The report said that as of March 1, growers planned to plant nearly 1 per cent more land to crops for harvest this year than last. sv.i- 4 Compact Style! 2 Appliances in QDUDUKB, Deluxe CAN-OPENER KNIFE SHARPENER 88 pay Idaho and Texas Both Favor Bill GSA Selects Nevport Site NEWPORT, Wash.

The General Services Administration has selected a site bounded by Pine, First, Washington and Union for a new $239,000 Newport post office and federal building, according to word yesterday from Sens. Henry M. Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson, D-Wash. The site contains 43,000 square feet with 288 feet on frontage on First.

Goldwater Task Handed Women BOISE (AP) Seven district chairmen have been appointed to coordinate work in their areas of the womens division of the Idaho Goldwater for President Committee, announced Mrs. Jennings Evans, state womens director. They include Mrs. Gilford Mayes, Kellogg, and Mrs. Albert Fallers, Lewiston.

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Federal Mediator J. L. Ashe said no specific progress was made at a meeting in Wallace yesterday but that he made some suggestions to the company which it agreed to study, The men have been working without a contract since Dec. 21. Delegation Set Mod.

DC-100 WASHINGTON (AP) Idaho and Texas sheep and cattle growers appealed to the Senate Finance Committee today for speedy action to curb meat im ports. Ray Lincoln, president of the Idaho Wool Growers' Association, and Milton T. Jones, ap pearing for the Idaho Cattlemens Association, endorsed a bill by Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield of Montana. It would fix quotas for beef, veal, mutton and lamb equivalent to 1959-63 average imports. This would mean a cut of about one-third below amounts imported during 1963, the record year.

WE I I ELDS Wanda Jones, left, and Patsy Brown, juniors at Lakeland High School at Rathdrum, have been chosen as delegates to Syringa Girls State, May 31-June 6, at the College of Idaho, Caldwell. Miss Jones is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Jones, Spirit Lake; Miss Brown is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert M. Brown, Rathdrum. W617 MAIN DOWNTOWN SPOKANE TE 8 8216 A a.