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GOOD LUCK Seniors S UPPLY C O. UWQQWMMM WWMZQ BUS SERVICE enends HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS SINCE l9II +0 THE SENIORS I' I t' . Conga? :hs 'ons Congratulations Class of '50 CLASS OF '50 GD '14 0 9 9 AND 4 c VCL E SH O P We Fea'rure Choice Phone I590 420 Sherman STFAKS and CHOP5 'From prime home-grown sfock C D. E. TEMPLIN CONGRATULATIONS Phone 275 6' Main Ave. Rifzville, Wash THE GRADUATES OF I950 R. G. TEMP'-IN W 9' ls+Ph1h,3eSh1i:nhan 5? Jfafzafzaafzf ,WGN COEUR d'ALENE COEUR d'ALENE, IDAHO
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came as foofball players. They escorfed JO ANNE BAILLIE. DORIS BOHLE, CAROL KNAPP, GLO- RIA RIEGER, and DIANE OAKLEY. who wi+h equal originalify came as cheerleaders. BOB BOHLMAN, affired as +he village idiof, won firsf prize as having fhe mosf fypical cosfume. He was accompanied by VALLEJO JOHNSON who appeared as Salome. Anofher guesf was JOHN HARRELD, who came as a lion, fhe symbol of The MGM sfudios. which he owns. operafes, and in which he is fhe chief acfor. He was accompanied by his fourfeenfh wife, Fife L'Amour nee DOLORES DONOHOE. John is known as fhe second Arfie Shaw. BILL MARSHALL received many wary glances when he showed up in a prison uniform carrying a file. Bill was on his vacafion from his warcIen's dufies af Sing Sing. Amid a blare of frumpefs MONSIEUR O. AL- ONZO BRAINARD made a dramafic enfrance af- fired in fhe pink fighfs and red ballef slippers from his recenf friumph The Red Shoes . Alonzo, as fhe prima donna of lhe Bellef Russe, formerly of The Rockelfes, has appeared before many of fhe crowned heads of Europe. lmpersonafing lhe village drunk, PHIL BEAU- DOIN escorfed PAT KIESZ as Marie Anfoineffe. Pai is dean of music af Pimenfo Universify lgood old P. U.l buf she has been reporfed smuggling boogie woogie lessons fo her pupils on fhe side. Music was furnished by LAWRENCE OLE JOHNSON and his Yumpin' Yiveca+s. Members of fhis famed aggregafion are MAY FUTTER, oce- rina. JOYCE MOLSTEAD, bass vial, BOB EVER- SON, drums. LARRY HENDRICKSON. oboe. GAY- LON JOHNSON, flufe, DICK KLASON, pifch pipe. and RICHARD PETERSON, vocalisf. Grand prize winner of fhe evening was 'rhe pro- verbial horse. componenf paris of which were DAL- BERT WILLIAMS and JIM NELSON, who enfered in fhe order named. The conclusion of fhe evening was an unforfunafe accidenf when PRISCILLA LIECHTI pushed JEANNE WOMELDORFF over fhe balusfrade. Jeanne fell info a rose bush and fhe services of DR. WILLIAM GREENWOOD were re- quired. And so we bid a fond farewell +o all you lovely people. We'Il be back again fomorrow wifh fhe lafesf news and views by HEDDA PEOPLES. Le+'s hear whaf DOROTHY NELSON. famous English channel swimmer has fo say abouf fhe new perfume, Channel No 5, faken direcfly from be- neafh fhe Whife Cliffs of Dover. Miss Nelson. MMMMMMMMM Good! Thank you, Miss Nel- SOD. The Perfecfion Pimenfo Paddle Faclory, owned by MARJORIE MILENIUS and MARY JEAN ISA- ACSON, presenf DR. DON J. ALLEN. eminenl' medical aulhorify and renowned psychologist in his weekly program Advice fo lnquiring Peasan+s. Firsf a word abouf our producl. Perfecf Pimenfo Paddles are fhe only pimenfo paddles made fo use on round or square pimenlos. Our mo'H'o is A Perfecfion Pimenlo Paddle in Every Home. Be sure lo lisfen in af the end of fhe show for an amaz- ing announcemenf. And now we presenf Mr. Allen. . . Thank you. The firsf problem of fhe day is fhaf of one MR. IVAN BOSANKO. I received a fearful lelfer early fhis week slafing Ihaf his loving wife, +he former BEBB GALLOWAY had run away wifh a red-headed Fuller brush salesman affer a slighf argumenl' in which Mr. Bosanko was iniured grievously .... ' My advice fo you, Mr. Bosanko is fo forgel' ROLAND WUTZKE, Fuller brush salesman, and 'lo carry on your parfnership in 'rhe pig raising business wifh HARVEY HUNT .... My nexf leffer is a frifle sad. If is from an airline hosfess JANET ARNOLD. She spenf fiffeen years 'lraining as an airline hosfess. gof a posifion on fhe American Airlines and fhen her boy friend who was a pilol gof fransferred fo fhe Timb.. +u Branch. She wanls +o know whaf fo do .... My advice fo you. Janef is fo fake a fasf clipper +o Timbukfu . . . Here's a plainfive enfreafy I re- ceived from DONNA FOREST. If reads Dear Mr. Allen, My wrecking business is noi' as if should be. my problem is, How can I remove a sheared knuckle pin? My advice Io you is +o fry acid. Now here's a word from our sponsor. The Perfecfion Pimenfo
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Paddle Company. Friends. hear whaT These dis- Tinguished men have To say abouT PerTecTion Pim- enTo Paddles. JAMES TUCKER. WowI LEVI WALKER. Gee Whiz! HARVEY GUIDICE. Heavens To BeTsy! These commenTs prove ThaT PerTecTion PimenTo Paddles surpass peoples proven sTandards. Now back To Mr. Allen. My nexT IeTTer concerns a problem common To all of us. IT is from MISS MARILYN STOLTS. Her leT- Ter reads. Dear Mr. Allen, WHAT AM I GOING TO DO ABOUT DICK? Dear Miss SToITs, we all know whaT you're up againsT and we sympaThize wiTh you. In my opinion The only soIuTion is To lisTen To PorTia Faces LiTe. IT you Think you've goT Troubles, waiT unTiI Two weeks of PorTiaI My IasT IeTTer Today is Trom ERVIN BROWN. His IeTTer reads, Dear Mr. Allen. How can I find a shorTer rouTe To Spokane? My advice, Mr. Brown, is To move To Gibbs. And wiTh This sage advice we once again close The doors of The Don J. Allen advice program. Re- member our slogan. Is iT a bird? Is iT a plane? No, iT's a PerfecTion PimenTo Paddle! Rosin on The bow, and here we go! Here's ol' RAY CAPAUL and his HaylofT gang bringing you news and views of The agricuITuraI world. Music by our HayIoTT gang will enTerTain you also. FirsT a solo by GEORGE CARNIE, owner of The Carnie Dairies, lncorporafed. Their milk comes from compIe+eIy dissasTisfied cows. RecenTly aTTending The conclave of The GenTIemen Farmers aT One- FifTh, KenTucky were ALVIS CARDER, HAROLD GEREN, HAROLD RUDOLPH, FRED ROUNDS. and PAUL SMITH. They reporTed an inTeresTing Time. The high poinT of which was The One-FifTh Club BanqueT. The enTerTainmenT aT The banqueT was in parT a chorus line consisTing of JANIE DICKES, WILDA ABBS, BARBARA COLLINS. SHARON MENSCH, CAROL SOPER, PHYLLIS STANGEL and CLAUDIA WARREN. These girls are all employed in The office of LELAND KAMLIN, The coca cola king. They comprise The overhead in The indispensable label-licking deparTmenT. Square dances were direcTed by CLYDE HAN- SEN, successor To ArThur Murray. RUTH THOMP- SON called The dances aTTer The inTricaTe sTeps were demonsTraTed by Mr. Hansen. AfTer a discussion of new aTomic farming Tech- niques by DON SCOTT, famous research chemisT. WILMA DONGES, successor To BeTTy Crocker and her sTaff, ARLENE GILLASPY, DONNA HATTEN. JACOUELINE SALISBURY. and MARLENE MILLER prepared and served a delicious meal To The group. Now back To our own regional farm news. IT has been reporTed ThaT JACK McTAVlSH and JIM BARNES have boughT The old DALE CROCKETT homesTead To go info The persimmon raising busi- ness. Dale has moved To Gibbs where he has be- come a parTner in The DICK ROGERS STreeT Cleaning Business. The fruiT and vegeTable indusTry is looking up This year. In The migranT worker lisT is PAT GAVIN. ROSE HAYES, VIRGINIA JANUSCH, ERMA JEAN MCCAW, and SHIRLEY MILLER. The pack- ing indusfry has welcomed KEITH FIELDS as mana- ger oT The Bonanza Banana Cannery, DONA STRA- LEY, manager of The ReeT BeeT Company, and DOROTHY PETERSON. as presidenT of The Sub- lime CarroT Cannery. ThaT's abouT all for now, so This is Ray Capaul saying goodbye unTiI Tomorrow. And now here is a special program from Wash- ingfon D. C. Here is your Washingfon announcer, RUSSELL PARSONS. Ladies and genTIemen. This is Russell Parsons speaking To you direcTIy Trom The Green Room of The Whife House. In iusT a Tew momenTs we shall hear from The presidenT oT The UniTed STaTes, The HONORABLE JAMES McCUAIG. Mr. McCuaig. Ladies and genTIemen, Time does noT permif us To IisTen To The presidenT's address. This is Bill Russell saying so long for anoTher broadcasf day. By Bill Russell and John Harreld
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