From the
Lewiston Tribune
Oct. 6, 1964
MOSCOW — The Moscow City Council turned down Monday night a request by L. Jerry Mundell, manager of the Bee Line service station on the Moscow-Pullman Highway, to construct bulk tanks behind the station.
Mundell indicated to the council that he planned to ask the City Planning Commission for a change in zoning to allow the construction.
Mundell now has to unload gasoline from a tanker truck outside the city limits into a small delivery truck which is the largest truck the zoning and fire ordinances permit to make deliveries directly into station pumps.
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Two hundred parents of Lewiston High School students attended the first of a series of open houses at the school last night. They heard talks by school administrators and then went through a short version of a typical student day in school.
All parents were given an opportunity to meet and talk with instructors.
The open house began at 7:30 with a general meeting in the school auditorium. Brief talks were given by Robert J. Willett, chairman of the Lewiston School Board; Superintendent Andrew L. Smith; Assistant Superintendent Virgel A. Larson; and Principal Frank Clark. Parents then visited rooms. Refreshments were served.
