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Coulee City T H E N E W S -- S T A N D A R D Wa hi on
NOTICE
ITATION TO BID
bids fcr the contracts of
be received by the
Floyd C Mcritz,
of
Coulee
Dis~ict No 150-204I,
office of the Superinten-
Schools, Floyd C Moritz,
CRy, Washingten, up to
~ptember 9, 1963, and
n an d there be read in
Bids received after the
:ed for the opening will
:oasidered.
OF ]lIDS: Tne Bid-
submit separate bids ou
items, or a combin-
overall items. Any
nlaking combined bids on
must also submit sep~-
ds for the individual
ONTRACT ITEMS: To
oil, standzrd furnace
Coulee City Klemen-
ol in the amount of a
of 9000 gallous. To
fuel oil, PS No 400, for
City High School, in
of a minimum of
t informatiou a s t o the
atiom on the items may
f~om the Superintendent
C Moritz, upon
the Coulee City High
Coulee City, Washing-
reserves the right to
or all bids andto waive
rarities in the bidding,
the bid that in their
will be for the best in-
f the said School District.
may withdraw his bid
hour set for the opening
o~ befere award of con-
ithout the consentof
the awarding of the
:is delayed mote than
30) days after date of
of bids.
d) Floyd C Moritz, Clerk
ClTY scrtOOL DISTRIC
'204J, GRANT COUNTY,
CITY, WASHINGTON
Aug 16, 23, & 30, 1963
NOTICE
TATION TO BID
BIDS for the contract
fuel oil to be used
ofthefumace at the
School will be received
September 10, 1963.
rILL then be opened at
mentioned time in the
the Superintendent of
nd will be presented to
board.
~hool board reserves the
reject any or all bids and
irregularity in bidding
the bid that, in their
~t will be for fl~e best hio
llle School District.
ITEMS: Fuel
SO0 or No 5;storagetank
10,000 gallons uadcr-
gularly use 24.000
year.
Dorothy Pierce, Clerk
School District No 127
ttartlinc, Washington
Aug 23, 30 &
' 1963
Sctflitche and Gregg
been visiting her
F M CYMalleys, for
~t (3' Malley drove
Thursday.
O
WANT AO R~TI6:
lie Per word per l~ue,
-um aumle, noc per ._W'.
dram for price of U N,
m tim for tin prl
Ph r 4841
..---..
MUSIC (piano) LESSONS given by
Mnda HANSON, RTe # 1, Coulee
City. Contact Linda Hanson or
Mrs Oscar Bechtol. BEGINN~S
WELCOME. Lessons begin 3~d
week in September. 8/23 4t
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED FOR
St Vincent De Paul Society.
Things you no longe need ot use.
Help us to help othea~. Call
632-5646 Coulee City or 3901
H me. 2/7 ...........
PIANO LESSONS: We can each
handle a few more beginner or
intermediate students.
Rella Campbell, l~one 632-5602
Cb.ri~tie Tabert, Phone 632-5236
¢mulee City, Wash 8/30 _2tp _
MORE COUNTY FAIR
NEEDLEWORK:
Table linen: Mrs Pat Goodwin,
blue; Guest towel: Mrs Pat Good-
win, blue; Apron; Mrs Pat Good-
win, r e d. Other sets: Mr s Pat
Goodwin, blue.
CLOTHllqG: Woman's Afternoon
Dress: IvLrs Gene Kelley, red.
4-H FITTING & SHOWING:
Beef, Jr: Robert Sieg, Vaden
D~maier, blue.
Beef, Senior: Larry Dormaier,
Gary Nelson, Rick Hardt, Sherrri
Dormaier, red ribbons: Tom
Betme, Jim Behne, Gary Sieg,
white ribbons.
SHEEP, junior: Kevin Higgin -
boxham, /oyc e Higginbotham,
blue ribbons ; Sandra Higgin-
botham, and Chuck Kelley, red
ribbons; Nancy Behne, white.
Sheep, Senior: Cecelia Walker,
John Higginbotham, blue ~ibb~-ts;
Allen Higginbotham, red.
Horse, junior: Kay Walker, blue;
Karen Higginbotham and Debby
Higginbotham, white.
Horse, senior: Kathy Seh~ock,
White
FOOD PRESERVATION:
Cherries, dark;Ianis Docmaier,
blue:
Idly: Iv~s Pat Goodwin, wkite.
Dill Hekles: Mrs Pat Goodwin,
red.
Relish: Mrs Pat Goodwin, red &
blue.
order: Mrs Ruth Behne, red, &
M~s Pat Goodwin, red.
Baby carrots: Mrs Pat Goodwin,
blue.
(Cont next Col)
TO GIVE AWAY: 2 pups, 2
months old, 1 marie & 1 female,
mother is McNaff Shepatd. Very
good with cattle e~ sheep. Also
chLldren.
Phone 3272 Hartline. 4tc 9/23~
FOR SALE BY OWNER: Gift and
souvenir shop in the shopping
center in Coulee Dam, Wash.
Under s ame management for II
years. Agencies for Western
Union, TeIetahone collections &
agency for cut flowers etc. Year
around operation. Write or call
Jane Hollingswct'th 760 ~ 328W ,
Coulee Dam, Washington.
8/16 4to
ORDERS TAKEN FOR PERSONAL-
ALIZED CHRISTMAS GREETING
CARDS. Prices a r e
very reasonable. Come in and
look over our sample books.
COULEE CITY NEWS-STANDARD
COULEE CITY, WASH.
FUHERAL HOME
Wilbur, Washington
24-Hour 4mbulance Service
Telephone MI 7-5441
Cern, cut: M~s Pat Goodwin,
red.
BAKING:
Baking Powder Biscuits: Mrs Pat
Goodwin, red.
Muffins: Ianice Dormaier ,
blue.
White Layer cake: M~s Pat
Goodwin, blue.
Spice, banana, etc: Mrs Pat
Goodwin, blue.
4-H HORSES: Fillies & colts,
2 & Under: Billy Edwards, Red
GRAIN:
Seeds: Bill Sieg, blue.
By lv~s Grace Steinmetz
Guests at the L E Jeffers over the
weekend included Ivlt & MrsEd
Ed Guenther of Paseo, Iv~s Rose
Hamen of Hyak and Iv~ & Mrs
Claytou Daniels of Cashmere.
lvlrs Margaret Dodd is repotted
improving but will be in the lvlc
KayHospitalfor a few more days.
Miss Darlene Zelm, Fairfield,
was a dLrmer guest of the Harve~
Sehmidts M o n d a y night. Miss
Zehn, who will teach Kome
Economies tiffs year, is living at
the Jeffers Motel.
By Mrs Grace Steinmetz
Mrs Frances Tucker is spending
this week with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr & Mrs lohn
Howell, in Ellensburg.
Mr & Ivlrs ~il Berst of Seattle
visited their parents, the Jim
Borsts and Claude Millers, this
week. Phil has been attending
summer school at the University.
Weekend guests at the Jerry
Starringswere his sister and
t~other-in-law, Mr & Mrs Wm
Willz and family and his l~other
and wife, Mr & lvlrs Stanley Star-
~5 xg of Lind.
The class of '28 held a reuniou
Sunday but ouly four, lVlr &/vlrs
Howard Adams (Viola Tripletr)
of Moses Lake and Jay Steinmetz
andWalt Steinmetz, were able to
attend.
Mr & Mrs John Magic, Elmore,
Ohio, and Mrs Lilly Johnson,
Clarkston, visitec recently with
Mr & Mrs Harry Mitchell and Mrs
Helen Seheibner. Mrs Johnson
Mrs Magic and Mrs Mitchell are
Cousins.
Mrs John Astou of Kettle Falls
and her grandson, Steven Alex-
ander of Spokane, spent the week
end with her parents the Harry
Mitchells.
Mrs H e 1 e n Seheilmer h a d as
guests over the weekend Mrs Harry
A and of Spokane, Mardie Peters
of Moses Lake and Barbara Barley
of Ephrata.
Mr & Mrs Ray Ward of Arlington
Virginia, have been visiting-,,
atmt and uncle, the E W Rices
andother relatives in rite area the
past two weeks. They returned to.
Aug 30, 1963
Spokane are visiting her parents.
Mr & Mrs Ed Tucker, this week.
Louis l~odes entertained a
few friends Monday aftemoo in
honor of Mrs Edith Welch of
Cla kston and Mrs IAla Dowel1 of
Rich/and, who were here for the
eommtmity picnic. Others attend-
ing were Ivlrs Esther Bzirnble of
Almi~a, Mrs Rtmh White Of wil-
bur, Mrs Hazel Smiths Mrs Ben
/ensen and IV s Walt Stelnmetz.
Since Tuesday was Mrs Weleh's
birthday she was surprised with a
cake. Mrs Welch, ~ Dowell and
/virsBrimble are sisters, the fo m-
er Pa=ry girls.
/dr & Mrs Paul Rice and famfl)
and Mrs Effie McKee were guests
of Mrs Hazel Smith Friday night.
They a t t e n d e d the wedding of
Karen M c K e e in Grand Coulee
Saturday night.
Mrs Della Glad~sh of Spokane
visited the Art Lewises over the
weekend.
Friday & Saturday
Aug 30 & 31
TWIN CITADELS
OF SINI
od
Ill[ | IqfAlllllll m ll[ | | It
Ir/~vAIrt CRANGI~, IqgR ANGELI • Ifl'.~lM~/ I~ltl~
2rid Show 9:30 Saturday
'Virginia Tuesday.
Mrs Bob Grant and children of
ASSORTED SEA FOODS .
it
it
1
X-
it
ASSORTED MEAT PLATE
SALADS -- CHEESE
VEGETABLE HORS d'OEUVRES
ADULTS $1. 88 CHILDREN under 12 $1.2~
BONUS--Half-price Alki Theatre tickets with every Smorgasbord
dinner. Show time Friday: 7:00 p.m.
MISSION 7-2271
Wilbur, Washington
A
I)IGNITY
XXe leave nothing undone that will
contrib.te to final services of quiet
dig,fit) and inspiring I)ea.t), that
~ill soften sorrow and provide a
Ir~rfeel tribute to the departed.
COLUMBIA BASIN i
REFRIGERATION :
T,:lepbo~,c: Ephrata 4-3420 Ephrata, ",%ash
S,,r,'ing All Faiths