Spokane Chronicle du lieu suivant : Spokane, Washington • 19

a '4 iff 4- I Spokane Daily Chronicle, Wednesday, Oct. 27, 1971. 3 WSU Cougar Crew to Promote PULLMAN, Wash. Washington Slate Universityi Cougar Crew was to visit Spokane today to promote Saturdays homecoming celebration. The crew representing students during the celebration this week Includes Kay Carstens Duskin, Reardan, John Gomez, Connell, Karen Fwis, Wash and Sonja Wingard, Tacoma, Wash.

The crew will preside over functions normally attended by a homecoming queen, and will serve as basons between the community and the university, Paul Sunderland, homecoming committee chairman, said. The pre-game rally will be tomorrow night at Rogers Field. After the rally a serpentine of cars will wind its way to the downtown area for the annual chariot races and other games on a section of Main Street between Kamiaken and Grand. Some of the stores have agreed to remain open during the evening. The crew members didnt all agree whether the elimination of a queen contest was good, but they did feel that the crews function was worthwhile.

Miss Wingard, a sophomore, said: Im not one of those people who think queen contests are a waste of time. This is totally different than a homecoming queen, so maybe next year we can have both. Gomez, a freshman, said: "I think this is better than a queen contest, but next year theyll probably have to find a new way of selecting the crew." The four also will be appearing at several luncheons, all of the rallies and at the Homecoming game, Oct. 30, in Spokane against the University of Oregon Ducks. Route 2C Nistory Butts Set Ephrata Meeting w' Wtrk ta; a large bottle, liquid extract for curing meats and a jelly glass with grape design, Vernon Luedke, Moses Lake.

Stove lid lifters, flat iron and curling iron, Dr. John Shiach, Mercer Island; a swivel desk chair, Ernest Nickel, Ephrata; square nails from the Northern Pacific depot, David Spurbeck, Coulee City, and portable type- EPHRATA, Wash. The annual meeting for members and friends of the Grant County Historical Society will be Nov. 7 at 1:30 p.m. at the Ephrata Senior Center.

135 First N.W, One director from each of the county commissioner districts will be elected. Harry Walters, Sunnyside, writer and a newspaper pub- of Hartline "and a member of the1. Historical Society. Grand Coulef Dam Mr and Marion Roadway VJidcr A cantilever section has been built atop block 105 of the third power plant construction project at Grand Coulee Dam to accommodate the 50-foot wide roadway planned for the new forebay dam. The width compares with the 30 feet of roadway atop the main dam.

(Rice photo.) 'Rattlesnake-Slope (Deeded to County A potluck dinner will be served. Donations received by the museum include two Civil War era homespun spreads, pink crystal beads and green shell beads, from Marjorie Kennedy, Stratford; an old portable electric sewing macine, Robert Slough, Ephrata; a 1970 variety of wheat seed, Walter Shill, Ephra- Ritzville Sets UNICEF Drive RITZVILLE, Wash. The annual solicitation for UNICEF here will be tomorrow night. Children in costumes are to meet at the Trinity United Methodist Church at 4 p.m. for judging.

The four categories of costume awards are most origi nal, scariest, best international and funniest. Judges are Mayor Lawrence Kramer, Police Chief Donald Koehler and John Lyman. After soliciting donations from residents here, the children and adults will meet at the church for prizes and refreshments. The Rev. John Shirk is chairman.

Dinner Slated WILSON CREEK, Wash. The parent, student, and teachers group has scheduled its annual Veterans Day dinner, Nov. 6 at the Grange Hall from 6 to 8 p.m. Mrs. Glen Smith is about 4 Vi miles of Yakima River frontage.

The area will be open for hiking, horseback riding, boating and plant and wildlife studies. H. O. Monson, chairman of the county board, received the title certificate. Dr.

Bern Dibner Ceremony Set for Millionth Book at WSU PULLMAN, Wash. Dr. Bern Dibner, Norwalk, director of the Burndy Library and chairman of the Burndy Engineering will address a joint banquet of the Washington State University College of Engineering Advisory Board and Friends of the Library Friday evening at WSUs Compton Union Building. Highlighting Dibners address will be a presentation of the millionth volume to the WSU library collection a rare metallurgical and mineralogical text with a first Latin Edition dated at 1556. Earle Connette, 'WSU archivist, said the volume, De Re Metallica by Georgius Argico-la, was not superseded as the textbook and guide to miners and minerallurgists for 180 years.

He said that in the 180-year period it passed through 10 editions in three languages, when the printing of such a volume was no ordinary undertaking. Former president Herbert Hoover and his wife translated the first latin edition into English in 1912. Parish Body Erases Pact COTTONWOOD. Idaho The nine-member Parish Council of St. Marys Catholic Church here announced it has terminated the $184,600 contract with Gerald Neeser Construction, Spokane, for construction of the new church.

Reason for the cancellation, i the council said, was that the building cannot be completed by; the company for the contracted sum. Subcontracts including wiring. heating and roofing will not be affected by the termination, according to Gerald Sprute, Boise architect, for the project. Oids Awaited Area Read Jobs (Listed by State MOUNT SPOKANE SKI PATROL Thurs. SKI SWAP construction of the Stale Route 26 overpass exit onto First Avenue into Othello, widening of the roadway under the overpass leading into Broadway Avenue and channelization of the highways interchange with Highway 24.

The first stage is expected to begin at the start of the 1973-75 biennium in July 1973, if funds have been appropriated, Swanson said. Swanson estimated the cost of the first stage at $850,000 including purchase of additional right-of-way. We now have $100,000 in our budget for construction, Swanson said. Between now and the start of construction an additional 40 feet cf right-of-way must be acquired, one family relocated and an access hearing for the ramp design at the Highway 24 and 26 interchange held. Swanson said the additional right-of-way from Sage Hill Road to Bench Road should be acquired next year, but it can possibly extend into 1973.

Land Needed He said a small amount of the right-of-way is planned to be acquired on the west side of the present roadway from Bench Road to the corporate city lim its at Park Street. This wiU mean, he said, a slight angle curve in the new road, begin ning at Bench Road and tapering into the present 56-foot width of street within the city limits to conform to the connection with South Broadway Avenue. Swanson said the access hearing to establish controlled ac cesses to Highway 24 exiting and entering Highway 26 and entering Broadway will hopefully he held in the spring or next summer. Mrs. Earl Huff Leads Rebekahs GRANGEVILLE, Idaho Mrs.

Earl (Eleanor) Huff of Grangeville has been installed as Rebekah Assembly president of Idaho. She has belonged to the Re bekah order for 33 years, having first joined Zenith Lodge No. 59 at Stites, where she was noble grand. Both she and her husband have received the Decoration of Chivalry, the highest recognition a Rebekah or Odd Fellow member can receive. Much of her year in office will be spent traveling.

She will visit 90 lodges as part of her duties. KPUL Radio 1150 KC, Pullman Music, reports and features from a m. 1. Fed. 2.

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Owens, Tacoma. Lone Survivor Still Critical RICHLAND, Wash. (AP) Kenneth Craig, 9. the lone survivor of Washingtons worst passenger auto crash in which 11 persons were killed Sunday, remained in critical condition at Kadlec Hospital here. Doctors said his condition remained unchanged since the accident in which two cars collided headon about 25 miles west of Walla Walla.

The crash killed the youngsters father, Lee Craig, 26, and stepmother Carrie, his bother Kevin, 8, Debra Clark, about 26, and her son Clifford, 18-months-old. All of Walla WaUa. Six Canadians enroute to a wedding in Pasco perished in the other car. KILL 1972 WEEDS NOW SPECIAL: Combination WEED FEED $16.20 Guarantetd No Weeds Next Sprinq CRAB a 12 Order flow lor April Application (Price besed On 50 ft. let) NORTHWEST SPRAY StSilHU 34790 I Fri.

Oct. 29 price for models. end savings. OTHELLO, Wash. -Reconstruction of State Route 24 from the Othello city limits to the Sage Hill Road will be in two stages, District Engineer David P.

Swanson said here last night. Swanson and other engineers of the districts staff at Wenatchee, conducted a public design hearing on preliminary plans of the more than five mile project. About 50 persons attended, a number offering statements for the official hearing record. The total cost of the two-stage project was estimated at $1,450,000. The second stage is not in our program now, Swanson said.

This stage would comprise re- Oakland Firm Gives Low for Turbines COULEE DAM Buttner Corp. of Oakland, was the apparent low bidder for installation of two pump turbines for the Grand Coulee Dam Pumping Generating Plant. The firm bid $1,922,779.47. Eichley Corporation of Santa Clara, was second with a bid of $1,949,990 and Jelco Inc. of Salt Lake City, Utah, third with $1,982,852, Others bidding were Saliba, Mittry, Risken, of Conoga Park, Eagle Construction Co.

of Loveland, Wismer and Becker of Sacrame nto, Vinnell, Dravo, Lockheed, Mannix, Alhambra, $2,395,840, and Amelco Corp. of Gardena, $2,139,102. The engineers estimate was $2,104,643. Duo to Tour WSU Program PULLMAN, Wash. Two persons with national positions in clinical pharmacy and drug related studies toured the Washington State University Clinical Pharmacy program today.

The visitors were William Skinner, assistant executive secretary of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, and Mrs. Joe Graver, a member of the Drug Related Studies Di vision of the National Center for Health Services Research and Development. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Skinner also is director of the Clinical Pharmacy Case Studies Project for the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Their tour of the WSU facility was included in a national survey which included visits to Purdue University, the University of Minnesota and the University of California at San Francisco. R.

Keith Campbell, WSU assistant professor of clinical pharmacy, prepared a manuscript which explained the WSU program to (he pair. 4-H'ers Sponsor Honors Meeting MOSES IAKE, Wash. Area 4-Hers will sponsor a recognition meeting Nov. 4 at 6:30 p.m. in Chief Moses Junior High School here.

Sponsors are to be invited to the dinner for the awards. Each 4-H family Is to bring a salad to serve 12. Leaders will take, care of the other foods for the potluck. A new 4 club, Happening 71. has been formed.

It focuses on knitting and has 15 members in area two. on Monday morning by one of Rcagers messengers. Friday noon, Williams arrived at the school with the turkey in a crate. Reager said Williams was In a hurry to stop for payment for the bird. The turkey now resides on a ranch in Silverton and tickets are moving along briskly, Reager reports.

ttlllllltllllllllllHlIlllllllllllllllllllllltHHIIIMIIIIIIIIIII Party Slated WILSON CREEK, Wash. A Halloween party sponsored by the Wilson Creek Community will be held for all children and adults Saturday at the Grange Hall from 7 to 9 p.m. Participants are asked to come in costume. The Halloween black light story will be shown with games and refreshments. iiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiniii stockpiling on more than three miles of Whitman County Road between Pullman and Wawawai Road.

Paving four miles of Bruce Road in Adams County. Paving two miles of the Pasco-Kahlotus road in Franklin County. Paving nearly four miles of Pend Oreille County road. Mrs. Kayler's Services Set DAVENPORT, Wash.

Funeral Services for Alice M. Kay-ler, a Davenport resident, will be tomorrow at the Sunset Chapel at Fairmount Memorial Park. The Rev. Leigh P. Taylor will officiate with burial at Fair-mount Memorial Park.

Mrs, Kayler was a former resident of Spokane and Pullman. Survivors include three sons, Thomas, Electric City, Robert Coulee Dam, and Fred Ritzville, one daughter, Mrs. Kathryn Straal-sund, Coulee Dam; eight grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; one brother, and one sister. The Strate Funeral Home is in charge. Cascade TV Lewiston, Channel 3 Pasco, Channel 19 Yakima, Channel 29 Wednesday Northwest Newsbeat, Local; A 10, Weolher, 6 15 Northwest Newsbeat, Re atonal, 6 10, Walter Cronklte, 7, Star trek 8, Carol Burnett Show; 9, Medical Center, 10, Mannix.

11, Northwest Night beat, 11 30, Merv Griffin Thursday 7 25. Program Preview; 7.30. John Hart, 8, Captain Kanqaioo; 9, Lucy Show, 9 30, Beverly Hillbillies; 10, Family Affair, 10 30, Love of Life, 11, Where Ihn Heart Is; 11 Doug f-dwards Re-ports, II 10, Search for Tomorrow; 12, The Movie Game; 12 JO, As the World Turns; 1, Love la a Many Splendored Thinq; 1 10, Guldinq Llqht; 2, Secret Storm; 2 30, Edge of Night; 3, Comer Pyle; 3 30, Lucille Rivers; 3 HO. Galloping Gourmet; 4 10, Uncle Jim's Clubhouse, 4 30, Mike Douglas; Newsheat. Loal; A 10, Weather; A 15, Northwest Newsheat, Regional; A 10, Walter Crook-itn; Golden Voyage; 7 10, Dr.

Simon Locke; 11, Bear Cats, 9, "the Corned! ana" II 10, Niqhtheal; 12, Merv Griffin. Interstate Fairgrounds SKI PREVIEW 72 SKI SHOW SKI SWAP OCT. 29, 30,31 INTERSTATE FAIRGROUNDS ADULTS $1.50 STUDINTS St.OO OLYMPIA (AP) The State Highways Department has set bid opening dates in November and December on projects with total cost estimates of between $10 million and $15 million. Largest of the projects is new section of Interstate 90 near Snoqualmie Pass with a cost estimate of between $7,5 million and $8.5 million. The project, on which bids are to be opened Dec.

1 involves buildmg nearly six miles of mountain freeway between the Snoqualmie Forest boundary and the proposed Asahel Curtis interchange near the pass. Most of the projects are on 1-90. Another large project includes building in more miles of Interstate 90 in Adams County west of Ritz-ville, with bids due Nov. 24. Small to medium projects include: Grading, fa i and Basin Unit to Meet EPHRATA, Wash.

The Grant County Community Action Council board of trustees will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Head Start Center in the Ephrata Memorial Christian Church. A dinner will be served at 8:30 p.m. by the Head Start Parents Council. The charge is $1.50 per plate.

Blood Drawing Quota Planned RITZVILLE, Wash. The quota for the American Red Cross blood drawing hpre today was 100 pints. The bloodmohile was to visit the Marcellus Grange Hall from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m with a staff of five nurses from and 38 Ritzville residents assisting. PROSSER, Wash.

The Benton County Park and Recreation Board was to receive the certificate of title to Rattlesnake Slope in ceremonies this afternoon in the Benton County Park and Recreation Department office at Columbia Park. Regional Director Maurice H. Lundy pf the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation transferred the 125.77 acres of surplus Atomic Energy Commission property to the county for park and recreation purposes. Rattlesnake Slope, formerly a buffer zone for the AEC Hanford Reservation, is a narrow piece of undeveloped land between the Yakima River on the east and a paved county road on the west. It is about 10 miles from the Tri-Cities and has a current market value of $23,000.

With the addition of the land, Horn Rapids County Park will be enlarged by 20 per cent, with KWSU TV Pullman, Channel 10 Wednesday 5, The Electric Company; 5 30, Mlstero-cers' Neighborhood, 6, What's New; 6.30, Designing Women; 7, Turned on Crisis; The French Chef; 9-30, This Week; 9, Great American Dream Machine; 10, Sign-Off. Thursday 4. Sesame Street; 5, The Flectrlc Company; 30, Mlsterogers' Neighborhood; 6, What's New; 6 30, Folk Guitar; 7, French Chef; 7 30, Couqar Sports Preview; 9, Thirty Minutes With; 30, Washington Week In Review; 9, Hollywood Television Theater; 10, Slgn-olt. KUID TV Moscow, Channel 12 Wednesday 5e Tfit Electric Company; 5 30, Mlstero-eer s' Neigtitjorhood? 6. Film Feature; 30, Legacy, 7, Evenlnq at the Pops; 8, French Chef; 8 30, This Week; 9, Great American Dream Machine.

Thursday 9, Sesame Street, )0, Cover to Cover; 10.30, Health; 11, Ripples, 11 30, Science; 12, What's New; 12 30, Mlsterogers' Neighborhood, 1, Primary Art; 1 30, Patterns; 2, Images; 2:30, Cover to Cover; 3, Art Studio, 3 15, Charlie's Pad; 3 30, Whet's New, 4, Sesame Street, 5 Electric Company, 5 30, Misterooers' Neighborhood; 6, Film Feature; 30, David teen A Self Portrait; 7 30, History of the Negro People? 8, Thirty Minutes With; 8 30, Washington Week In Review; 9t Hollywod Television Theater. AGRICULTURE Grain Dealers Plan Sessions A number of district meetings of the Pacific Northwest Grain Dealers Association will be held In Inland Empire communities in Novembr, Merrill D. Sather, general manager, said today. The meeting schedule is as follows: Pullman, at the Oriental, 6 p.m., Nov. Wilbur, Community Center, Nov.

Ritz-ville, American Legion, 8 p.m., Nov. 10; Lewiston, The Helm, 5:30 Nov. 11, and Pendleton, Elks Club, 3 Nov. 17. 'Output Affected by Competition WASHINGTON (AP) Rising production of competing oilseeds in foreign countries is becoming more apparent as a reason for the Agriculture Department not taking drastic action to boost VS.

soybean output next year. The U.VDA says more soybeans are dcslrabte and that hopefully farmers will produce 48 million acres next year, up about five million from De tnaml Is still strong and the in crease will not be loo much to Randle, officials say. ho Finest Motorcar Investment NOW AND AT TRADE-IN TIME The Standard at a Price You II Fully-equipped 1372 Cadillac 2-door hardtop: or: a 4-door hardtop for $176 more! EQUIPPED FEATURES INCLUDE: Turbo-Hydramatic Transmission, Variable Steering, Cadillac Safety Disc Brakes, Power Windows, Cadillac Climate Air Conditioning, AM-FM Radio, Cadillac Safety Glass-Belted Whitewall Soft-Ray Tinted Glass, Lamp Monitor System, and Cornering Lamps. of the World (lever Expected oo Full Price; Serviced and Delivered to you advantage of additional month- Save 3 Ways If You Act Now! Excise Tax Refund now before the expected price increase. a low resale inventory, Utter Cadillac will pay a premium car.

Spokane Contribution Given to Crusade Cadillacs Available Now. At Utter Cadillac choose from all Purchase Plans make it easy to own a Cadillac. October 30 so you can take 7 urkey WALLACE, Idaho A Spokane man has given more than his shine to the Shoshone County United Cmsade bv contributing a live turkey with a very personal touch. The Idea began with John rteagrr, pnneipal tf Wallace High School, who decided that awarding a live hit key would ad( interest to the schools participation In the Crusade. Heager started his search for the big bird Friday morning and wound his way through phone calls and contacts with feed dealers to Ren Williams, Route 7, Spokane, In a conversation, Williams agreed to have the tin key ready for purchase W.

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