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V O L .. 66. NO. 198 ' TWIN FALLS. IDAHO, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1969 ______.TEN-XEFrg_

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B y O. A. (G US) KELKER Holiday Inn that, In >ime, this number of developments In "re- Timcs-News Editor could materially alter and affect fi'iU years and recent months/' ' ilie suclui jHiU ea inrmti — — tWrfft , tnrrh wtfre' 0*5 qualify Mounting attention to resource terns, as well as the land­ speaker tonight at' 7 p.m. Hiiv. of Environment has emerged ns issues of all kinds and'at all scape, of tRt nation. He was Dtin Samuelson will give the u national i:<>iu ern and-control levela and involving millions of luncheon speaker and was intro­ concluding address at the Tues­ of air and' water polliaion has Americans gives evidence that duced, by Geqrg;e' W. (B ill) day luncheon. Among other become a niitional objective: Bie 'Uhilea ' States is on the Clark. Rogerson auper\L>or, Bal­ spt'akers to Be htard Tue.^ay I (2T I.and laws are unde.rgO;ing threshhold of the most mn.S^ilvc*' anced Rock Conservation Dis­ w ill *be Kenneth Walker, assi.s- detailed review; (3) The Depart­ conservation and resource man­ trict. . tant deputy administrator, with ment of Agriculture is complet­ agement effort in history. Sonnsorcri hv the Idaho Asso- the Acriciiltural Research Ser ing a second nationwide conser- Gordon Kr^tmWerman, Wash­ ciation of Soil Con.scrvatlon Dis ■vice of th(“ Department of Agn- Vatioi) needs inventory; l*ia- ington, D. C., executive secre­ tricts, ;he conference features culture, feshington, D.C. jor planning work i.s under way tary. Mational Association of state and' national experts in In outlining his reasons for his lo' expand the nation’s highway Conservation Districts told those many fields and is concerned belief that a conservation and and airport facilities; (5) A'liihd attending the Third Annual Oov- with natural resources of Idaho. resource management „cflori is and water conservation funil has ico^4od«y:-atr-lhe -■ HH’^r‘ ‘^'‘ " ■Wii'ihiivBton,. ahead, Mr, Zimmerman cited J Sec U.S. SAID.-Pg.-.l. CoL I Opinions Varied On Support Given Reversal BELMONT. Mass. (UPI) —The John Bireh S»iclety has asked its members to deluge President Nixon with Agricultural Future messages nf sunnort for the Asked On confirmation of Clement I v In-depth. discussions relative are affected by the Public I.and Haynesworth to the U.S. Su- t g~Hia .iniimti' of Ihg -Thifd-Att-^ -prjm p Cniirf ^ ______nual Governor’s Conference on "Growing controversies over Natural Resources of Idaho — extent of wildcrn.ess and wild "We hope every member Looking Ahead With Agriculture fivers areas, access to mining will be responsible for from five to 20 such messages — brought out varied opinions as claims and public access to our HELSINKI (UPI)—President or friends." the conservative to the_ future- of - agriculture. ■ I, riyers and streams arc similarly Nixon ■ called today for a organization said in its Jiirn rtn rf the niiblic land laws rever.sal of the U.S.-Soviet , A t the‘ con[ert‘nC€,' uruiii'r way ...... tin tor Movom tort»y-Ht the- Hofidftv^lnn andlla iflct. ' nmbiguities and cotv nTOtiar nrmii lu'Lf, ------:— ^— A MONTAGNARD GIRtn:Hngs-tir hcr-mothens-she isTorrnrsonrte 'of'these'cam rov treated by a U. S. medic at a Special Forces camp at Due In Vietnam. (DPI telephoto Situnsulce Akatsuica) contmuing through a luncheon His statement was read to" session Tuesday noon, ail facets ersies in further increa.sed by Lap, Soutli Vietnam. Innoculations 'and other' medical treat- the long-awaited opening ses­ of the state's most vital Indus­ the multitude of complex and sion of the Strategic Arms .sometimes conflicting public try were explored by speakers ;-.imrtfltlon tiiJk.s (S A L T ) wHich, -parllelpat4ng—in—p »«el— land .tttatuQg nO'v -oB- Gun Bari*el- brought the two super powers sions o nd in separate assign- "Th e public lands o f the Uni- together todav in a fli-st Conrad’s Secret Sato Leaves d States irn d' thelr'~TC55urcc!r ^AstronautsLShfffli ujents-Jn_suppotL .□t-tliDsejnSi: preliminary .session. SPACE CENTER, Houston w « .g the mam addresses. life «rmxjng^h^mo^t~valUa1Sl(r assets of this nation. Their wise Explodes^ The talks opened with a TUl^l)— If asli'OHilut Cliailes-----I t I ------W — A n f l i r l JElxj-prnts from four' of these w o- In— EeHernl ownership______or champagne toast-In th<5 mir- "JPete” Conrad knows what talks during today's sessions are m re d .. pnrlrait-lined salon of ihroiigh-^disBOsaL to non-federaf ho 'W ill iiay- when h ».-firs t-, giyerr because of-their-clow-im' Finlaiul'-s-: ^Old-Silver View steps on the moon at 6:09 ownership Is of vjtal ahd con- Injure&Boy^ portance to the agricultural situ tinuing significance." hall which I m F ST. Wi-rinp-id.’ly hn Protesting tilion in-Moglo Valley.— ------C/Ul t^f" "A n inherent part of the grow- By AL ROSSITER AH was In order, with both has not told the space agen­ The talks selected were by A Filer yoVith, Injured Sunday ago. By ROBERT CRABBE U P I Spactf W riter the machinery and its crew, for cy. John Martin, executive director evening In a hunting accident. Nixon’s .statement called tha America's second lunar landing The words are expected to of the Idaho Public Und Law recognitlon that man must SPACE CENTER. Houston TOKYO (UPI)—Prime Minis- Is reported in good condition at SALT meeting "one of the most and man’s Hrst scientific become a part of history, manage his activities so that ( U P I ) —Speeding into the grip ter Eisaku Sato left forFCommission; Pete T. Cenarrusa. monaentous ncfiotiations e y e r ., exploration of an alien world. just as Neil A. Armstrong's he compliments and does not Magic Valley Memocinl Hospl- of lunar gravity, Apollo 12’s Washington today, the offorts of Secretary of State, rcp^scntlng destroy his rtatural environment. entrinted to an American'- ‘•"niat’s one small step for l«>- . ,1 - «stronatit8 gave carthlinRs a Cordon summed it up: student radicals to forcibly halt ‘he woolgrowers; Jack^aiborn, Man Is living in a natural en- dctegation.’ ’ He a.sked for an a man, one giant leap for hi-i trip f ructratcd by 15,otfo P'~esident. Idaho Sugar Beet television view of the gold — •'wrTe— trti— omre— tn— gtwrf * riiankind" f^om Apollo sliver of the approaching moon spirits, doing great, we exer­ policemon ringing Tokyo Inter- fJroweis Association, and law- balance and harmony. ricers said Thomas McCabe, 16. can have Confidence. today and an inside look at the cise, we slept well, the food’s naiional Airport. . - - . , When mn.-n wewtr imiuuui-cintroduce pannd Har agenda of the United Nations ■lUl the kitchen help■ was volun- (“‘■•5 Japan had been riouse i 1TOUi;t und the dmmtion.'; whicb The Israeli leadership sent er tO"'shrrt^ the 'waxing nioon. bor House was proven Sunday Mu. XI Theta and Beta Theta: and IKe cd^HMriCe' Of ttIB“ teer. Wooten a|WlORize* to,,if,cinsed earlier, bringing the,N early SCO persons.attcn, h elp ^ complete the project. warplanes on fetaliiltory strikes The moon, 51,920 miles away, id- atid. the Litthcrnn. Women’s oi-- committee iaVi disarmamMt the many people who had to known total of persons ■'’ led .'M r.'Reed sald-many-volunteer into Jordan today and came was larger. the home's open house. ganizations of the Emanuel Lu­ ■noaay, howcver,~you win -b e ^ wait in line, and said it was^custixly to 2,OfiO. More than'-200 6rganizations. as well as board under public pressure to do the , It was the second time the Richard Reed, chairman of theran Church. ^ ■ what oil of .your fellow citizehs their first experience at serving of them were women. memiiers and the Twin Falls same against Egjipt for its the board of directors of Harbor Members 6f the Harbor House in the United States and, I astronauts h a d slithered such a meal. Al least 75 persons, including County Commissioners, have weekend -commando raid through the narrow tunnel House of M agic Valley said the Board of Directors and hou.se believe, ail pedpIST throughout Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Berain police, demonstrators and by- tunrout was overwhelming. The parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. R. W. joined In making the borne a npaihst the Port o f Eilat linltinE. Intrepid to the com- the wOrW, pr9foundly hope Avill rooUfft tho___Mexican dishes ttnnders. were in urtd ill the j.wD--storv home, which is now Schiffler, welcomed guests and reoiity. Prem ier Golda Meir' called mand ship Yankee Clipper. The Jut-a-m.sCafa whicTj Included tacos, enchila­ Tokyo fighting, po ice said. in use for a temporary foster directed the tour of the home. Among tn6se alteridlng Were her caretaker cabinet together first occasion was to sec that lim it “ the buildup o f strategic das, tamales, Spanish rice, fried Radical students who had Chairman Reed said Monday, civic organization officers and for discussions on what to do!the lander had not been home for area children, was op ­ forces but to reverse iti" beans and guacamold been gathering In Tokyo for "W e could not have been more members, many dOnoirs, repre- about the Eilat raid early .damaged b\j the still-purzling en for public inspection from Exploratory discussions prior Mrs. Wooten said they had da vs were turned back by pleased with the turn.out,_It indi­ sentatLvJS of the.Board of Court Sunday, the first strike by noon until 4 p.m. Sunday. Chair- to^-’thr'^gtarf a t defliHtlve electrical bur.st that jolfed no idea how many lo cxpect.fx>lice at every, point - they cates we have an as.suronce of ty Comrtiissjoners. City Council against Israel proper man Rfectf said the building was negotiations are expected to' ■‘Hgypt Apollo 12 only 6,lttO feet above for the dinner and .several trips tpproached. The government much needed community sup­ of Twin Farts, Idaho .Legislature since the 1967 war. Cape Kennedy. filled with interested area resi­ continue (or several weeks. back lo the supermarket »

111 r I ■'L, 111111111. i ^tight - cap&r- _ Wooten souT nof .-iTT The' ^eketf hiw»n 'turned in nnri of Galilee. traditional gold braid as if they .wora-at-toa. ------she doesn’t have aif accurate fe4^epdrtcd— Israeli IF?1 tW count on those wid. outcry for the same kind of The astfonauts' nightowl treatment, or worse, for Egypt schedule was arranged becau.se CENSORSHIP O PPOSED in retaliation for the predawn Apollo 12 must louch down on WASHINGTON (UPI) -Pres­ Near Death Eilat]' raid' which sank three the ■ n^oon just after the sun ident' Nixon's director of H Y >VN N I S PORT, Mass. Israeli sjjips. ' rises over the landing, site on communications says both he (U P I)—JosVph P. Kennedy, 81, . . Whoever hits Eilat the southeastern "sh or" of the and the President are strongly^ ailing patriarch of one of the should know that Israel w ill not arid Ocean of Storms. The long opposed to censorship. but mo-st politically influential'fami- brook such attacks,” said the;shadows of dawn will best show failure of. the news media to llies in the nation, was reported mine—itself - invited—gov near death KKlay'afti!! .suffeiing a heart attack. Family mem­ bers gathered at his home. A .source close to the family said Kennedy, the father, of a ^nem y Guriners In Cam bodia President an d -tw o U.S. "sena­ tors, was "not conscious," The source said the family was "watching and pra'wng.” wa rO M.- Uentwayr*!** ■ Fire On- G resnBoret^Cam p- - sole surviving son, cancelled public appearance today after By WALTER WHITEHIMD tcamp and, with tHe support Of the border area against an spending the night in his Jdjye bomti^rs, kijjed 112 against estintatcd 5.000 North • Vietna- father’s home rather than in his :h«—bombing—raids own home on nearby Squaw namesc guriners in Cambodia g' The same U.S. and South ^into Cambodia would continue island. fircd~-68 mprtar and artillery Viclnarhe.se jets, packingso^ long, as fire continued Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy rounds intd the Green Beret bombs land napalm, 'went into 'com ing firom there. Onassis. widow o f another son, cam p at Bu Prapg today and, CamlMdia to hit the giins firing RetAiatory Sir strikes were was flying in from Greece. for the second suqfessive day. on Bu P rS n t^ '112 miles north- ordered ^gainst the .gtms in The' elder Kennedy, former Allied warplanes hit back. northeast of Saigon and a mile Cambodia Sunday during a 200- ambusador to GreatBritain, Heavy fighting was reported from ^ e border. round m brtar, rocket and stricken /-Saturday, th& fn pro g re y two miles southeast Gibson said the* planes a^rtillerv barrage Into, the Bu latest in a ' series of^ heart ^an3r~r36iryar3s Prang camp. IRacks in rwent years. under its 21st consecutive day deep into C d tti b o d 1 a., and . -AUte .spokesmen in Saigon of bombardment from North silenced the North Vietnames siid the raids IgioclcM oqt two AUCTION SET Vietnamese gun,4 in neighboring guriners, at least temporarily. lOSrhm howitzers and dest^yed RENO, Nev. (UPI) — The In­ neutra] Cambodia. U.S. and . South , VietnameseVietname^'a command . post building. ternal Revenue Service plans to CHECKINO GUEST BOOK ilg M t n c s U O u m b m -* U P I correspondent Nat -Gib- artillery joined the cross-border ,Antiaircraft batterier around' auction <^f the once-famous Riv- " open IWB»> hi the eTside -HoKl-TiiSaff -troops - had trapped guerrillas The South Vietnamese* gener- plane to make an u r e td p a y 1 dl8«-«har-4afi^<>iJl»ixHi « i t Ba J tmas . ■..ifcindtag-.*oyp^tot».deiv^^ \ Tlmes-Nows, Twip Fqlls, Idaho / ' Aoii'day, Nov. 17, 1969

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1 I Qbittiafeieg^ Mrs.. Helen Perry serving cof- fee . ; . Mrs. Wanda Lutz dis­ g tx^-c^r^vE cussing children's activities .' ... Mrsr Hughes Funerial Services Cleo Trivitt Mrsi Zoe'" Ann ■ Shflub visiting H AZELTO N. . Cleo ^Trivitt. with Richard-Reed Jpromv GLENNS FERRY Funeral ■ JEROME — FuneraKpervic'es -IFiscus carrying _ba. From Times-Naws 24^Hpur Weather Bureeu^ira i T m % r services for .'Mr?. Katherine for Mrs. M arv Mciser will, be jHuftijiiJ..W, l»eullli!lVlllfe.' luniiTgr fcundtictea' at f p.m. t uiwday noon- in , a Kimberly nursing ' ttTea rMident, who died Wednes­ in the W iley Funeral Chapel by home o f'a lojig illness. Het t . was______born I______inili20 l ^ a l & O A in-Moun- T„ -r. COLDER day at h er. home,^, were ; con­ Lloyd Holmquist. Christian Sci­ ducted Monday .-afternoon in ence r'eader. Final rites will be Ini-the Filer Certietery. Friends A Mountain MotAer >' | < ;i' ►-She-was-boi=a-Aug^4,-189(l, at m ay pall at the.. W iley ■ Chapel "Forecastr Rocky Bar. She attended schools Monday ^evening ana upesday lars. He wiva,-; a ’ veteran ^ a rn e ^ la u g h m g —^-rantics o - Partly cloudy today. Chance and Tuesday. Ovtlook for Weit at Pine whfere her parents Dlck Haynes ■Tom Majors T)f"a few snow“^urrl**TiBa»’ tlw Hesday nlgiic and mtlwrwl««-falr. At 8 « .m.t-^35-»t Shp VfW8~' Tften^Mlllerr'Boiser^r^k^^^ — T»axnviiir.-Pcp? 15eipC=Si^5iesd»SC“HtigH'-3S T,1??=ttr«*tlr«=Bl<««iirTirft!C^ isBefocaaiirains - lph--Tfivittr^4urt»uHl»T-T-IW” ^ with friends In 'I'wln Falls Atlanta ■ '6r»35^ ■ to 45, low 15;. to 23. Wind 12 to per cent humidity; 2* at T.F. City. She oftened traveled- with Tfivitt, Hazelton; Floyd Triv- vitt. Cotter, Afk., and Russell Jim Klsttetadtnirlhg flrt work 1 Bistrtarck 38 22 ■ 25 miles per hour and ~ gu^ty Entomology Laboratory with 82 her - husband on freight hauls Trivitt, Qoolidge. Ariz.; three . . . Mrs. Virginia Lawley-an4 - Ghioaeo 53___ A5 . ■ ,5-1 from Boise to Pine. Feather- iUdr«n—talking—about-T-ti^p—te^— sl.stejs, Mrs, NaWcy Callefl ttfio Cleveland . 42 38 Probability of. precipitation 20 yille, Rocky Bar anjl Atlanta; ItageriTian Valley . . . And over- 33 pert; 24 fit Jerome; 13 at Fair­ Mrs. Ella Stone. both .Mountain Denver 58 per cent today decreasing to SuMving, besides her hiis- ieard r‘‘Well "l~80t“ my skis ail • Des Moines 58 33 less than 10 per cent tonlgiit field and 21 at Gooding. ' band, ore two ’ sons. Lloyd Home, Ark., and Mrs. Gene­ vieve Langsto,n. Wenatthee. waxed last jiight — what hap. Detroit ■ 47 37 Hughes’ and Albert Hughes, bqth FredHolloway ■ to the snow?" . - Fort Worth 70 •65 . n Mountain Home; three '■daugh Wash. He was preceded by hi^, 5®°, Indianapolis 52 4L- T Selective ters. Mrs, -.Su^e—Stokeaberry;. -FILER ------Frerf-fer-HoHow^; parentar— three-4»rothers— B T ftff jiacksonville 70 ■ '55 J8&&alhei!:5^JiQpsis Mountain Home; Mrs. Alepe 67. >forraer -Filer resident, died three sisters. Ush, Glenns Ferry, -and" Mrs. Sunday morning in a Boise nurs­ Funeral services will {>e con­ Defense To Las Vegas 64 49 Dorothy , S mj^t h. CaWwell; a ducted at 2 p.m.-^ednesday~in The storm which moved Over i*9W. As clear sky and light wind Service Unit ing home o f a i4jrief illness. Los AnRcIes 67, 55 the Reynolds Funeral Chapel by this region Saturday night and occur tonight temperature will brother, TOhh O’ Daniels, Moun­ He was born on July 16. 1902, Memphis 65 52 in Soiling, , Okla., m o v i n f e itijRey Stanley Howerton. Twin Sunday has caused special trav­ drop to the upper teens and low tain Home, and 16 grandchildren Ask Mistrial Miami 74 70 and fouK great-grandchildren. Mackay in 1913. He moved to Falls First Christian Church. Fi­ 44 33 elers warnings to be Issued for 20s In lower valleys tonight with Firebombed nal rites will be in Hazeltoii Mpls-St. Paul . sub teens and in higher South­ Twin Falls In 1914 and to Filer 71 eo Wyd¥hing, West and Centrat Cemetery. Friends may call h^, ^Nevv” OI‘Ti:ans east Idaho plains. The higher LA F A Y E T TE . Ind. ( U P O - In 1925. He lived there until 1967, 43 37 Nebraska and heavy snow warn­ Reynolds Funeral Chapel Tues­ In Chicago New Y ork valleys temperature will drop The Tippie'canoe County Selec­ where he was a farm laborer. 59 33 ings have been issued for the Heber Prescott day and Wednesday until time Omaha to near or slightly below zero tive Service System office here, He was a veteran of World War Philadelphia 45 27 mountains of Colorado and of services.. CHICAGO (U^n)—The di*’- Jliesday morning was dnmnged ..early. (Odny— An, JEROME - Heber 1 . Pre.s- II, serving in the U.S. Army. ^>ortlantt;-efei- 39 ~ Northp.rn-NcwJVlcxlco.------lejise___in___the trial___o L Areas of valley fog will de official said the office was fire cott. 60, Jerome, was pronounc­ He~wava niember~of the~ Filer St. Louis ■ 68 49 The storm center that moved American Legion. '•Chicago Seven” was prepared 30 velop by Wednesday morning. bombed. ed dead on arrival to St. Bene- _ , , - ... today to argue for a mistrial on Salt Lake City 48 from the Northern Rockies into d icfs Hospital shortly after noon Surviving are three brothers, 66 50 .021 the west plains.itates'is produc­ The expended weather outlook • Tt)C interior of .the headou^r Wayne Archer grounds a police uriderc^ver San D ieco indicates, little or no precipita­ ters was reported to have been Sunday. He“ b*d been s t r ic k e ^ P ^ A , HollowayrvOescrt H o t San Francisco 62 51 ing snow or rain from Mpntana agent lied in giving a pretrial tion with generally fair weather damaged badly. Some records by an app^ent heart, attack Springs. Colo,; Charles Hollo- Seattle 45 39 to Arizona and Western New .-Ssrayne - (FrosW ) Archfit._ '5fi^ -statement-to, defense-atWrneys-- T u e s (f a y through Saturday. were destroyed, but others - in whlle^sClW g rarse's IfT'a pas- way^^tr Petersburg, PI:,' and ~Bpbkail»^ -Jilt. 91} Mpvlrn T n^nlly ' 1^^fl'JLy flmnimr« sky mum temperature ' will lower Jerome Lions Club, member of (U PI)—Ten . policemen raided - Hnnolvilu___ 88 76 prpvnlls avftr .Snilthern Idaho In the Rel’yae Funeral Chapel. fing^4ho m id'K IHnhn nnH fhi- Mnl BoiseJsJElooded- equi|jineiit,------taiiis ami sections iif tlin U pper heur Valley. In general the re He was a volunteer fireman Officers, acting on an anony­ Ivlan Wizard High Low Pr. Snake R iver Plains and South­ 'r News In Brief Aberdeen 40 ,20 cent precipitation should not de­ BOISE (U P O —J. C, Penney for 28 years and had been a mous tip, broke up a fund­ east highlands today._____ Co. department store employes -B ear Lake 43 18 lay sugar beet digging and op- Pony Longue ba.seball coach for raising event which 400 persons The Fifth Degree will be coii- 'Very 'cold oir^tTils moved“o ve r ^rattonir shoold-makir-good~prtK had~a“ busy time Sunday cl nnrand was very-active- -were—altenf Haivcy^ ■hTtrr~gTra tion o f the-Ktoien weapon was. ard. E^JilQQrL.Pnd-.&on, .J.aQkpot. .. . Ta ylo /._A lm o ^ Tal. 834-3331 -Whr?n—□__Hr»rArt^pd person Is en» Teadiers —^ Teirri Jo Riding. found later Friday In a ditch Births BUHL Mlod to both.Q.Sociat Security and outside the western edge of Sonli were borne to Mr, and M ri. Rdbert Doy, Roof* 3, Buhl. Tel 543-5413 DENVER (U P O -P ic k e t lines c ^ w n e d '^ o Veterans death benefit alowance, Twin Falls. It Is believed the Mrs, William Rutsay and Mr gun Is the one taken in the and Mr^, Edwin Shields, all BUIUY iln i Z- , P^‘’ ‘;S m a x activities that will take h ow is th© distribution m ode? Mr». LePag# Layton, 1450 Oriental Ave., Burley, Tel. 67S.8901 place th^ scMBr-duVIng the' breakln. but the owner of the Twin Falls,, and Mr. and Mrs. facMJlsJirsLieftchers strike. week>-long competition. j stolen weapon has not yet iden turner Biller, Murtaugh. CAREY An 11th hour attempt by M rt Leon-P«cW, Box 96, Corey. T*l I33-3391 Steve Rehn and Karen Pres*, tified It. tcaclrer representatives and ton will serve as co-chairman St. Benedict’s. Jerome CAsntr6 KP memters of the Denver Board,};;;' cmnm.ttcr:- Admitted M ft J L W ii«c o v * r Cattleford. Tel. 537-6583 l i l t ; "^;-.frKm;M«M,Hews and Kenny Dar- Mrs, Larry Shurtz, Mrs, Eva r S u n d ^ ^■gion, , tickets, and Karla Wal- SUBSCRIPTION RATES D t a o Newlan. Mrs, Robert Armstrong W fi. Nolon Taylor, Bo» 63, Declo, Tel. 654-3501 am) continued through the ker, refreshments. THE TIMES-NEWS jind Carol Hyde, all Jerome, and nifiht. _but_ _ai)jatently was A __^raan-Fall*,-ld4bo DICTIICH ------unable to halt thc~strjkc, Mrs.- Mrytlc Rcnr^and'^wrs,' fvclitn Onvtj^JfoutB I. Ot^rndi. Jwl. 2 7 7 7 Robert Cornish, both Buhl. By Carrier Dismissed EDEN-HAZELTON men ,fo r‘the D e n v e r'€4 Jerome Bridge I The lump sum Social^ Security death P er month M»». Boyd Hugan^ RouJ^ 1, Haz«'ton, Tel. I 39-59Q9 George Lattimer, Eden; Glcfin j loachers As,so«iaiion (DCTA)' J berHjrit is paid to the veteran's w id o w . (DaiW & Sunday) S2J5 Js.iid “ picket Iti Hendrickson Hagerman; James ELBA-MAITA. snid ■•picket l,nes « W i n i l P r S T j s f p H I ._y^LtbQ'-'t reaord,lQ-f,uncial coit, ilih e w o i -B y iwali — — ------t^ ,sey,r-^Anac i'noiL.^3.1unt , n - - 1 J formed-' at juiiion and iseyv I living with her husband. The $250.00 Srymmtr- lTrKn"SLiiiiiii>, 111 iiif crnr- . (D ailv & Sunday) "Txnmra)------:— — ^tt^ol'bOTTtJ' spokesmrrr said j— J^&ROM E -----of--tho Ij_-s!V£.t£ian5.i^.ngrq l I Month ...... *2 5(1 Nadine Heidcrbrdnd, Richfield, Mn, M. L. Doniel, Box 276, Tal. 764-3437 and Kulic Bennett and Mrs. they intended So ojjon some -tS Jcromi? Duplicate Bridge Club To the mortuary. - « - M owtha ...... n .oa o f:nt}teuity:hrLZ.8jL: .^lementary "-pt<»>-ed -Satnrtlay ,------— - f ear Mr», R«uben Liermon. fiout# 2. Fil«f, T®l, 936>5454 ,seK5^ , but "said" the S'^unior^ OTnmrrs wtnrv -mrrth— and-; Mail subscriptions accepted Jerome. and senior hlRh schools would south, Mrs, H. C, Hall and Mrs If tTiere Ts n(5““wTtib'W only where carrier delivery Is Births CLCNNS FEIKY Mf>. W®iJ«y Goodman. P. O. Drow«r P. Glenm Fsrry, T«l. 36«>2037 have to be shut down. C. P. Otto, first: Mrs, M. D, estrange*3^'‘ff6nrr her husband, Social Se* not maintained. Daughters were born to Mr, and Mrs. Larry Shurtz. Jerome, GOODINO The strike, a protest aimed at Hartruft and Mrs.' N Bradic, cOrity will pay as o death benefit' only and M fv and Mrs. Roger Cor­ Mri. D^vid M«fzg«r, 1745 S. Main, T«l. 934.5535 supporting demands for hifiherisecond; Mrs. 1„ Mech.irn and. *the difference between the Veterans gl- nish. Buhl. wages, received approval last Mrs. M Hogg, third, and Mrs lowonce, and the cost of the funeral. HAOERMAN-BLISS Friday by a ,Vto-.1 marfiin. H, D, Fitzpatrick and Mrs. R TIMES-NEWS Mf», Ed Lorton. Hogtrmon. T#l. iJ7-443A The maximum payable under these cir- -Th(^ teachers have asked for A. Messenger, fourth. SUBS€R4BERS-- P a s to i^ lo U A llF t- — E art and^wc.sr-winneTTrtnctuae’ moy -not - the Sociol Mr*. OorothY Pov«v, Bo^ 308, Hall«y, T»l. 7li-2954 yearly with a maxlmltm scale Mrs. I,. F, Bruce and Mrs, I., I,, S^urity entitlementi^ this ranges from $3 65 to $255. ^ fo r sorvJce on. HANSEN of <1.1,000, The a board has Saunders, first; Mrs, A, C Kelly Paper Delivery Show Slides In Mr«. Doroth»o StMUmilh. Honten. ' T«l. 413-S40B offered the teachers a . scale and Mrs. R. R, Watson, second: ranging from J7,000-to J12,500. Mrs. A. L. Johnson and Mrs. '■ ‘ j n o M i Feel free to confacl.our_i3ffic«-for copies M n . D on a ld Ja c o b io n , 100 S.. Fillm ore, Tal. 334.5435 R. R. Williams, third, and Mrs.^ Call your carrier Richfield Church BE, .AI.l nW.ED- ■A. C, CiJtir - a nd M r ~ G, M, of the lotest official bulletins concerning R fP H F tF l r. __ . ^ L KIMBEILY NEW V()ffK (UPI) - Citing Gerard, fourth. Soci'ol Security and Veterans benefits, os San'dra'biinhardf/Root« 1 , l^inrfb«rly, f«I. 73^-4494 feoitio jllu.slrlous men irt liislory dents ire invHed to atteiid a Guests were M'rs, H, A. El- well os lother 4\jrv?vorj rights ond bene* ■ or I who wore, beards, labor medta- meeting at the Methodist recrea K IN O HILL cock arid Mrs. C. B. Beymer. -fits. . AAr». Ailhur C r t t t , ICing Hill. T.l. J46-S3S* for Tfieodbrc Kheel has granted B a fo r* 6 p.m. doily or tlon rooms Wednesday evening. former Twin Falls residents, transport' workers union mem­ and Mrs. M ary Horn7. Ogden. Rev. Robert C.' Harvey, Twir M I l N I t * b « f o r « 1 0 a.m. on Sundays bers the right to wear* beards,- Falls,A cutj, -will Aiiuwshow slides «jiof*scenes auciiCA Mr.. Fomum Wot(, Murtoogh, T.l- 431-a77J In tEeMoly LantJ and'tell of a sideburns and mustaches pro­ FOR FAST SELLING RESULTS M U tT A U O H vided they are trimmed neatly. tour he .conducted in the; Bible Mrt. John Silv.rl, Box 41 MurtouOh. Til. 433-3633 USE T IM j^ N E W S , W AN T ADS Offlclot Oty and County Ncwipapur land. t l C H f U l D KWmW 6f AbdiT Bufo iy of----- •Th e 8' p .Tn.’ prog ram is apon- M ri. tfJino Bnith, kichfl.M, SclenjCe SIiriiilM Ptiiiiful __CfrwIatiofi ond UPI sored bji the Richfield Woman's Club .as part of their Thanks* l U K l T ' ~ . Kirauont to S*ct*on 60*1 OS IdoKo Mf». g .n . Bolton, Box 62, ftup«rt, _ T.J. 35 Jtlemorrhoids WWITE . Codm^ Thuftdoy lA.h«rtby dMignot*d giving observance..Mrs.-Jam«s Of th« dkry erf w*«k H>n whlcfi Thomas, club president, is in ' SALMON • . Stops Itcli~-Reli6ves Psjin L u d J t i ^ jdtflll ..•- charg».------^ ^ •: ;- a »b -Jri'n«an;,»e«-63. Sotmon?------SHOSMONI' ' FlndsWay Hiat BotibHdieves Pain.' "Tha Chapetby ihe Park'* dotty a n d Sundoy, .ift.pt CONSIDERENG. 1( Mri. HorT.ll Thom*. Boy 344, Sho»h W.u, EL- PASO, Tejt. (UPI)— 136 4Ui AVE. EAST-TWIN FAU5 - ttvin Follt, td a H a . 83301. by tMagIc SrilNODAU K « r Taiki R .7 . (SiwefaiO: S d . Harrison Kohl, executive dlrec-^ Mrt. Jom.1 Broniorr. Roul. 3, giirUy. T.l. w ) «o(de'iaM«..'nia wcRt.lir. Voll.y Nmrtpop«rt, Inc •nea.lias xwihd-»-«peeUd f o r - PnrjiaWitfra £T*. Than i t no r-—— fH(W£^33• *l>ilttr> in ival, Sunda y said- |» teannr Mrt. Roynord Wright. Rout. I . Hog«mon, T.r. I37-4448 emae«—to abilnlc bemorriioitls, otlM i^am nU j'or kemoirlioids. April 8. 1918, oTth. poi«'off>» In are being ' considered for VltW- — «tr a itehinv and xdiev* pdn. Ilk * iC P r C p iir a tio n B mlao ’ Twin Follt. Idoho. 83301. undw th. ______ions to play In the 35th Mr>. D. S. MoffW, 2. B««l.y, ‘ T.l. . I n c u t mttmr eaw doetora •ootSat Irritatad tlasn«4 and K> of .Moreh € 7 4 3 3 ^ annual su n 'B ow l Uec. S'UrSon^; inaMpmea 0 KXmiULSEUCTZD UOjKnOANS JBowl

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■ y . .'■■. MQBday. ,NQ4 A j9 6 9 : ^ :_ Ttm^ :U;S;-Said Oh Tliresli6|3 Echoes Of Biggest Peace Rally In U. Si History Me Of Eir^ Of Consciipvatioii Debris Left By Demonstrators; Nixon Makes No-Cominerit By^MIKE PBINI^ILB^R be' questioned . about the week­ ■Ron 'Young, New Mobe protester,.confrontations .at. Du- end rally,. project director, caiUisd Mitch­ iPont -Circle, a . hipp(e-haven been established: (6) The Water director. College of Agriculture, [-^WXSHINGTON (CfPl) -.The Atlorriey ’ peneral John .N. ell's charge "a. lie.’’ .He told a park, and ^ post-rally tnarch ori. Resources CDuncll is. deeply in­ University o f IdaHo.^ echoes of. the biggest peace H^told Qonferees-that Idaho’s rally in American history fell' Mitchell, a top Nixon confidant news conference that had been the Justice Department where volved in- coroprehehsiVe^ plan- who watched from a Justice scheduled prior to Mitchell!.s..ckuids-of-teai^ 'pas were sent' Tiin^'activitles coyerihg most, of grpsS 'casfi' farrii receipts totaled silent In the debris' left by a' Depatrtment window while po­ rolling through some ddwntown , ■ • the m ajor river basInS. in the $546 million in .1968 arid was th6 quarter million departed de­ fourth year that-the amount had monstrators today—drawing no lice lobbed tear gas at crowds ' “ The major part of the blame streets aftor m ore— radical.^ ‘ ' country.-^r^— ------of demonstrators in . the street for the confusion of last evening, Asking:/the question as to why exceeded one-half billi^ comment . from . Bresident Nix­ protesters ,tri&d to storrti the* below, did respond. . has ££iti -to be -laid- fin—the- huilding. The Thursday through -I_____ ,'J::iS-:there ^ much fresh attention lars. Idaho, "he said, is - on, but an attack from one of " I see no reason to-condone government and its delay in Saturday periqd produced 135 "tlis e 'd a y s to the use ana”ptan- among-We4era--ttatas» i n_.!ca.sh- hls^top officials. llfTrajUlTtrTesources7’’~Mr, fai m r eceiptsi— ^------—7-^ ■barricades-~whic1»— had4the Illegal actions o f a bard I giving the perljiits." arrests. _H e e^ressed_Concern ;at the ______the White House corjj---- bfZ. iMitajits-----ri& tay ~KeDQttefS"Oh~thcTT;trcct^cSr -=Wfiid-l>lown— llner^ said-- a— Browinc P erausu th p y"w ere^ :^ dgrtaken -N ty-Wofefr number o f people are cpnternCa Jaihg rifiwn nnri Nllxnn'hosteri W ring a peace demonstration, with water pollution, the.popula­ farm er's cost conipared to the Sunday morning prayer service Mitchell.said. more radical protesters tion explosion causes a gnawing price he receives for his pro- at the Executive Mansion.. But from I were the only physical sigiis of He said the New N'lobiiization ^-worr-y-about the shape o f thinRS djice. ______’ ______j e pnrtei-s rnvering the service charging that 'p l rildinR during a march and rallv that committee. whiuh organizScT one oT the disturbances. iorganizers, participants ' i and . to come and th> Wrfie expendi­ This has placed the farmer were. toW the President was in a precarious position and..’ 1 'adaniant'’ that he was’ not. to the rally, must beJr the hUime. Thl' .violence was largely nbscrvecs generally character- tures of the-naVion-for war and especially national defense ate ^much in believe it cannot continue this thofc in flu en tial I confined to twonights of police-lizcd as peacefuLand potent, members jjf .. th.e,‘the.™ 7 steeringsleeting everyoae's mind. way much longer. Some method umMiited wTti) (criew tire ----Tte5?reTiJ]TCl gathering iri Washington would are not only mffasured In termS income must bfe found or I be­ Actor’s^otT be a vehicle for violence." He of iivirs; suffering, dollars and lieve this country’s whole econo­ Bloody Weekend On Idalio% said the New Mqbc Ciiinmittee delays in meetinfr civilian need^s my is in jeopardy. ■=' “ aided tiiis violence through a but are also measured in terms "A large number of farmers Booked On combination of inaction and of natural resources -::„food, are riot earning partly incorile. affirmative jction ." Highways Boosts Death Toll fiber, oil, steel, wood, and a Recent studies by the USDA host of other products from the show that only those farmers lands, f o r e s t s , min7s''and' wells: who,, income of. Drug Count By United Press International- —Idaho—State—Icoopcr-. Larry- of the nation. iov^r *20,000 are earning any- A bloody weekend on Idaho Krause said Jenkins was a He said there is a Browing: where near parUy^ prices. The LOS ANGELES (UJ^I)—John slate highways boosted the I9(i9 passongiir in a car driven by Drew Barrymore, 37, son of the need for better understanding Rural Poverty pmmiss,on re- highway,,traffic faulity cOunt to Howeafd Edmund Worrell, also late actor John B.artymore, was of Idaho Faflis. and added, "H ere in Idaho I'm Port indicated that our prMent 287 as conyiared with 265 bn concern - is—trpe-individu-^ ~ Ba At Eoii In Any SllUttltan • NaiM'i Ulld and utili7.e the desires of our ^Fime-For^Ltving • --blteovar and u*v«rd|i_yoUir^ ^ CbhIidI Twntton find i tonood gf een salad.. -9^,000 ali!-ln.'inhinilr-“ th>vi r_ rlfinrp^ fciTo\Ur CenvartollonalUt • Speak With Eou Is Oroupl day when a semitruck and By ROGERS FRANKLIN .NJedicarc." cur knowledge and abilities to trailer rig overturned. FOR INFORfAATION — PHONE 73:^-2386 that end." Sets Concert It's a pleasant thought f o r It took city crews more those of us who never know Twin Falls Class Now Forming Mr. Cenarrusa: than three hours to clean up JEROME — Tho Jerome High when wc might be. faced with Presented by R. L. Bowman "Agriculture is Idaho's lead- I suppose that nobody my age House learned that the surgery, the spilled lettuce, valued at School music depurtmenl will medical costs4)cyond our power -Ing weaJth-prodlicer. nearing an- Is indifferent to the benefils of hospitalization, and other medi- nual receipts of S600 million. pr-esent-itj;-fall~CQncert-J:nesda.y4-Me^ mention of L5ttie"Rock. Afk. — domestic livestock and wildlife dates for officers for the 1970-71 The band, directed by M r. a few;'actual cases in'order to "Just before his wife’s death, can graze in harmony. The ante­ year of the Rupert Chamber of Wong, will play "Overture for humanize the arithmetic of Med- she had been hospitalized for lope, elk.mid deer are at home Commerce was presented to the Winds." Carter; ’ "An Occasional icare. 53 days with 20 of those days WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1969 among white-faced cattle’. Range membership by-the' nominating Suite," Handel; "Trltogyi^^-OK- It’s lltr cas'y^'asslgnmcnt be­ in intensive tare. Her bill, in­ ■11 ;30 a;tn. - ...... Lunck-by Ih* W.S;C5. improvements contribute to the committee this week. terling, and "O rcrture from cause these cases come from cluding pharmacjt and labora­ welfare of all kinds of game ^^ominated for officers are Brigadoon," Lowe-Cacnvas. Rus.sell R. Jalbert. assistant tory expenses, came to more anim als." Richard Maggard, first vice Mr. Wong will direct_tll£_Boys' commissioner for PubTIc’ Affairs. than 110.000. . “Tlie futur* outlook for Idaho president: Ya.^ilTfis a rid Glee' Club chorus, new this Social Security Administration. "A tlO.OOO hospital bill Is not MOTORED livesiDck industry is promising. Larry Freernan, second vice year, as they sing. "The Drunk­ Mr. Jalbert put them into an the kind of legacy we want to -nnnLrimplinn , pf meat is ex- president; Ruth DeThomas and en Sailor." arranged by Stone; article he wrote for the retire- bequeath to a loved one. And ;‘.Aiirrt r.on '.’ nrranppH hu Pa ported--^ end-of ajtlrtg.-H an tr.st 'Vrnrs thanks to Mrs. Rosens MedicftT)^ EQUIPMENT urer. and Peti; Ford.'Dwindle mer; "Blow the Man Down.' the century." Take the case of Mrs. Carrie protection, Mr. Rose didn't have FORD 6 0 1 SfiLECTI^a; Mr Claibom: Allred. Wayne Ranstrom, Gar arranged by Hadley, and ''Au­ House of Philadelphia. to worry about the hospital bill. tumn Leaves/' .Mercer-Preveri^ SPEED DIESEL TRAC- •Tb•* "care In “Medicare Is sub- Also new this year, the Girls' highest acreage that was ever Bill Hanes who was transferred heart beating regularly— M rs. stantial. 1965 OWATONA 12 FT. planted in the state, exceeding to Gooding. . Glee Club chorus, under the di­ W E A T H E R with W is- the 1968 crrtp by about 20,000 rection Qf il r s . I c t c i' WQodhcad^ consia-nip.t.pr will sing, " I "W histle a Happy a c r « . " DODGE TRUCK ru n s "The statuary quota as stip­ Tune." Rogers - Hammei-slcin; Secretary Named g o o d ulated in. the Sugar Act allows "Johnny Has Gone for' a Sol­ for the ^ariteting of .1.215 rnll- CARSON CITY, Nev. (UPI)— dier," arranged by Hall;- "A N ^ HObt_AND I^ODEl, Jion_ ___ tuns_ o l ___ boot,___ sugar _ ^oiThe I>cm0cratic party in Neva- Gi r 1'n “ G « rden, ’ -Rr-Thfwnp50n^^ ” ^ ' 8 0 ^^Tre tio T S fe rw rttfr' estimated yTeld for the present da unveiled «its next e v c u tiv e "I.ittie Green Apples." Russell- hydraulic tension a n d crop will excced the quota byl sccreU ry Keith Mount today as Leaman and "J Have Decided m o to r nr r r ■ilHI fniT^I'lllll I II I T ' fha ..I&70i70-»le€tion-eempe4fnT_AlAiT!#LAn_m ■ » i na t ■ n SIlMUII...... w 1 ' in^. sold In 1970 and will necessitate Mount becomes the first full­ The combined hand and chor­ -QTHFP M ArHiNPItY a cutback in Idaho of aboill time paid employe of the party uses, under the direction of Mr. Ford side delivery ra k e with 3 point hitch; m achinery trailer. 12 fo o te r ~ n rp cr~ n n r-rr- srppToximately -whkh will hr, aiming . tg_r.csain ong. will sing. " B om to Be Mulkey 20 foot eJovator; International stationary hay-Chopper the governor’s chair next year. 30,000 acres for 1970." ------Free, pranged by "2~TrTTHTTTHtl ' 11 * .... jnnniirit aprnnrinra- hoy Dllwr with mOtOr "Total income to Idaho from He is former State Democratic liams. Edwards 2 bottonn 2 wey roll over plow w/3 P.H.; Ferguson 6 foot pick up disc the sugar industry is over J82 Chairman and seiVed eight with 3 P h . “ * million."' years in', the administration of Mr. Bradbury: Gov. Grant Sawyer. 2 Ferguson N.K.O. cultivotors; Richman Rrein grinder (old-one) "The small number of young IRREGULAR7 Weed sprayer: Scroper with 3 point hitch; International mower; Bean Planter people (hat are ehterlnR Into RELATIVES RETURN ' DUE TO m CK Of FOOD , " Ford bean cutter, front mount; Ford 7 foot m ower with 3 point hitch our basic agriculture is our ROME (UPI)—The mother, A BULK IN rOU»l DIET ‘ ■ OUEOvyBrarPlpw^or part»;-«te»I-d*tchy r AX:.-puX-C9 mbina ; d ump raka ___ ...... Ulster and Antterlda^i lawyer of most serious problem. Any bus­ Phosphate spreader: baled hay slip iness that does not have an in­ plane hijacker. Raffaele Mini- fusion of young people into_iL Chiello flew back to the United UJRAN* MISCELLANEOUS GUNS is in serious trouble. Rural ■sqifes-smniay:------Am erica and' rural Idaho, in Swingina drawbar; buzz saw; IHC 3 single shot 12 gauge shotguns, all R em in gto n parliuclar,- have exported our fencer; cream separator: milking most valuable p^'pduct, youth, td ?{ieateri3p-TO lev^r^actlori rifle nhachinoF ^aTn auger; -log' chainr othcr’ industrics.Tor ,far too long Ranm r and also Is Wii1iches5BrT22 ' a lim e." It's Always Good To See An OM IFrieml Ford bumper; weed burner: rope. - rifle ■'At this point_is_n«!dl«ss_to Wc feel oood in knowing thot w hov«~mod* a lo* hnltna clevises, forlcs;'sythe. hoses, saws; V/inchester model 1897 rifl* .say that tflo prospocts for 3nititlt -friendthipni during oar yeot*. in btabim. Whor btnimu^ anvil: numerous tire* end wheel*; in agriculture is very dim in­ Well, we like to tfiink it Is just otiout thfe finest molar (rtioht deed, and pre.sents an urgent tervice ovoiloble. Anywoy, w « hove a tot. ol (Mopl« who ora old dinne? beirhorralng. , , challenge to those now en­ happy to see ut for their freight service . . . and,, of court*, th« gaged in agriculture and ' to ^^feeling: i« malool. W «' ori olwovs~anxioU eoft u« e»«-ywj>. culture I feel we beautifully next shipment.: W * would* like to go to woffc foe you ond. wm •mi.«ed the boat’ again in fail­ ~»lnoer«ly hoperbecoitwl your good friend. ------^ ^ ing to present a united voice at Secrttary ; Hardin’s hirings CALL 733-7111 COLLECT l.saranda Sahbom kxecutrix held recently. The_to«r wa# fcr CAIM?.t^»f^.MOBIie to q r r e t t fCTiing- btrt- thfr-emphasis^ was GI ■ ^ meneiged by Meiiiersmith A vdleii Servfce' stiH one o f on* 'fa rm organiza­ « m « »o your *o Vo^JpMy AUCTIONEERS: tion trying to make tnore noise 'i4Hi •mir* l(n« of famous _ John Wert IrvlA EHetr*'' Kay* Wall than the n ext Becaose o f our M O H A W K * C A R P ET . In jrour W endell . kimbedhr Burley Jarom * •diminishing number we can no iMiTvt. No ebll^locv.;' 560 THIRD STREET WEST — TWIN FALtS longerafford-the luwiry Of beat. CLER(C: J. W . MesiWfsniiHi o f G m State Raalhr of Twin M b , MoIm Ling. I ____** .each othet dvelr,U>aJ>»a4.! -nnortc

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M agic Valleju’s Bom tt Nem pftper' W ASHINGT6n ^ John Lind- ■ Only a little w o re Ifian voted'against a .continuation of ,, Jong consjdered T fie T n ^ t^ Brine! big dialdiampagne party, owned___ and operaled^by _ the -Monday, Nov. 17, 1969 PHC the Dn&fty-stewardship.- , ln_the electorate. , victQry in the K'i'w .York City Lindsay~,alreaay~1s in ^deep ______same ..mJlItary-lnduslrlal...... jstrlal com­ .mayoralty election, Richard Quite^ aside from the problems „0 .;A . KviLKElKEf! _____ WILEY DODOS ' trouble.-^'Jliei^ fs loud and bitter It is this harsh facet o f the plex Dwight Eisenhower -found , IH0MAS.H05K6W^^ Nixon's political advisers are re­ bickcrlne qhfong mbnibers of-, Lindsay "yictotxlLthat Jjccounts o f governing a 'ftrhaps ungov­ ■ AHlltont to Iho Pub|iih*r Edilof "■ • Arfv«rtiilno AAonngar ,so no some. _ , - P u l)lllhe r fusing to buy this one. In fact, his' Fusion Advisory 'Council, for the almost gleeful attltiidb ernable city, Undsay^has stag- V » U l STANDlCy O. J. SMITH They caught the Pentagon GENE CABPENTER DAIE THOMSON they contend LfnJsay^4V0Uld_be Bering polilrcal'pioblems m tne Room Monaow ' Afanofllno Milo* jvhicli_includes_3a^JbeniDcrats.___ofJhe.NJxorij^pple.’ Jhfifr argu- with -fts-sllp showing-again^ th? Cliculntion _Dl:e(iaf- ’-Co/now log Boorrif Monog*f. “ ■^eltcr ofRoJS^had he lost'the' three Republicans and two Lib- ment is that L l n d ^ just a tk ipohos. C h i« among them ' election. ' ” I . cralsr-National-Democratic lead-'—dcKMii't-have-en^ugh-vbters ~In" ^ rth T s s ra itT m s oT'two“ or his- o ^ ^ '■John■ should have refused to- crs herei adrnit that som e' of his pocket I9 be iqonsidered'serl- most r ^werfM l supporters, Re- P o s fs Barney Nossiter revealed that Hhe Air Force had hired serve,” says one Nixon aide. , the Council-members are "dls. ously as a candidate'for^nationaL publican Sen. . Charles Goodell. ~ .* ‘Jf he qultT:iBh_^nowr1ie might— lllMsioned''-and "frustrated"~by -office. When-nearly six out of; and.bemocrat-Arthut Goldberg. ■ asTa^jcOlsultanno overse& tho' :ho - j bie:'.th—iiuih-:.hafJt;-hts->;efli.,^what^tl«iy^pBin41?6=a«haraif.H m ina— arriviste. Thus It is a citizen’s pre- ber of the govej'ning Atomic Energy tion on the kind of facilities, how So it is little wonder the Nixon rORlitive to suspect the Pentn- m u ch and how environmentally Commission and a rendwned scien­ people are so relaxed about Ron’s motives in showing Filz- Rerald the door. In effect, his blended the operation would be. For tist. John Lindsay's future. His po- dismis.^al was the militarv's example, if the Harriman Ranch “ Idaho," Dr. Libby said, “ is a lictical base barely extends be- ynnd the East River — he lo st_ way of siiying it would not count- were ever to become a state park, wonderful unspoiled state. I’d like to three out of Ihe four borounhs' onance an employee who suffer, the public-catering facilities a Far­ ,h«ilp yoii keep it,that way— not go which lie Just off Manhattan ed from a tendency to protect ragut State Park needs would not ‘ d ow n th e tu be as w e h a v e in Los Island. Thus, hi.s cbarces of es- the tnilpnvcrs from confiaence be harmonious or acceptable at Angeles . . . The one thing you want canlng from City Hall into the men. Perhaps this curious philo­ Harriman State Park. to protect is the environment from politicallv rich boondocJiS known" sophy will pet an airirfg at hear- a.< the United States seem slight inp.s srheduled bv Sen. Wllliapi The complaint by some, incident­ pollution and desecration.” to nonexistent.. 6. Proxmlre, D-Wis.. whose sub-* a lly , th at Governor Samuelson Hand in hand in promoting Ida- In the field of defense spcnd- committee aids have been in- ghhiilH nnt b«vp hn.sted Roy Scout h o 's___recrea.tlQn, consequently, is In g..— "whtrlr i s—a pretty big v e-jt iButing tha tcand al------Executives at a dinner at state ex- promoting Idaho's liveability. That. _ppncp pri^r |n npAning nf fhp ^Jn- iiveability-ia.ctQr will becoine^ jnore — tlDtTul B o y-'S c o iit J a m b o p t!fr-at: F a r - -and-mnrp impnrtimt in Idaho's fii- ragut State Park, is ground level ture. And this nieans environmental thinking. It was an expected promo- ^ n ce m , pollution control, and pre- ~^~tIoir or~olir"T:ptn-ist indt»tfyrAvIiicit-r sprvation of scenic and recreation any citizen should approve. The values. Idaho has more treasury for —thousands that the J a m b o r c e — the-latace-in-its- mountains^^and- for- Xess-Hazard ■ brought to Idaho demanded some ests than most Idahoans realize,___ Deiir T)r Thosleson: Surely far lC5."i often than- men; how- there must be someone be.sidts ever, women may be carriers Wld [iCTjpli; and tliu eLUiioiiiy at— 5|e areas. cent medical examination re­ aide to Samuelson, offered ,the whose'most engaging governmental, large. quired for qntrancc to college, "W ASHINGT ON ^ I h1.<~^rriTe------,5- added“excuse fhat indt^uaT mem­ taleiit to date hass bebeen nJs construc­ Pft'Sr^'PrrTKi-iS^CMn" M v hus­ the nurse drew a blood sample. Hnniversar>' of the * Tnnkinjr of !np ancT bCRan ?;owing./One of Blackburn, “ that if a man or bers-of the task force, including tive bluntness. Either he has ac­ band *made a 'bcf of Sin with Can-you ten t « r W ^ f e “ wircllT-" the first Vioi Con^^ flaR in the the st^dont.s, an .irt major, ‘set woman during their working state officials, are reluctant to dis­ quiesced in this instance , to an ill- me that women arc inorc likely er tests werS^ made for VD? Uniled Slates. AlthouRh many^ up an easel and started painting years pay into Social Security, to have color blindness than If so and I had VD, would they cuss their thoughts in public. advised group decision, or he has people know the story. I still Betsv s picture so Ihe hisloricaj they should have the right to men. T sav it is the other way not h.ivc fold me?— B.J. • Public officials are often reluctant yet to fully appreciate the risk in feel it is worth r«p e »tt^ .' ‘ ‘ Tnoment would be recorded for receive their benefits, without aj-our\d.— Mrs. H. S. A blood test for syphilis Is to' discuss their thoughts in public, letting rumors feed on ignorance. A group of anarchist. Tnili- future generations. TTie othei* limitations. With all that'monev involved, done so routinely these' days tnnt. revnlutiooary. Maoist. students each took out a stick but they have no right to follow any In either case, he and the task "The President has proposed_ ■ why not c h ^ k it at the library, that undo'iljtedly you had such Trotskyite, pro - Castro nnxler- of marijuaxia.-ta. paiki' that The ceitrng be raised to other course when ' discussing the force, by this decision to exclude_Lhfi_ so you'll both be satisfie'1 .i*; a lest. If you had - a positive — Btt^s-wfhr-plaTTTTTg^ fTPmonstrfrrr^'*^ and pretty soon the^ little shop Jl.SGO from $1,600.-That's a step - p u bittr - r r b r m l T e ^ u b 11 c ‘s T i a s i n e .s s. the the right answer? (Y ou ’ ll lest, you would have been no- aRainst the war in Vii'tnani. and was filled wuh mtio1<^, in the right direction, but it find that women arc color blind tifie d .______“ture^of iticsc discussions makes it may be about to learn anew the they knew they would need a Betsy; who "was also STOokinp. doesn'^go far enough. The ccil.-- all the more necessary that the pitfalls of secrecy. — B.H. flag. One of them said. — h ^ i |.... i Ha "Ir|J-sTioutaT>e wiped out entirely I kin»ura~dhicK*^ in Philadelphia straight and it t (K )k her seven .os a matter of common justice, who has an uphQlstt-Ty hhop» o.nd_ hours to sew the blue jniatf'rial- and sound economics." she could do it ff>r us. Her name Finally It was flni.shed, and she The Georgia RepUbllsan potnr- . Is WraL*]:" , ______— held..it Jip______BERRirS WOBLD , . * » a delegation made up oT •'Betsv, that's a heaullful-flag, long sincc disappeared. fathers bought ,, something." one of "In the dark days of the great Stm nae^AttU udes TiOTfare srodent +tekets— and----... depre.ssion when iobs w g r_e- n uv)— 10 pmmi'iphra " tn-..mt;et— ‘■nr. . nothing in it to provoke the fuzi scarce." ^id-' Blackburn, "it Betsv. PortlandOrcgonlan 'vith the' lives of passengers or Tliey found- Betsy ------work Temhroidering an O b scen ity n Z from thbse seeking ■ The crew called him an "all- themselves or with the multi-mil- on a cushion., which had been opened another drawer u,cm. So a ceiling was written American boy" and the captain lion - dollar aircraft entrusted in ordered bv rfpstudent for the ami found a plece^Cfj/ellow ma- into the law on the atnount of in- gave the FBI a tongue-lashing for thpir care. But. in this instance, the takeover dormilorv at . ' " i f ' f™m a table- come ■th.'l VoV.ld ------rlnlh she harl- made for a coffee----social Securitf trying to end thp wnrlfl-rernrri-sUy- ^pagsengers had been di.srhnrped nr. JU_LI_ "B etsy," the head of the dele­ house near Fort Dix. But all you have to do now is',lo jacking, Italian authorities-laughed Ijcnver and the plane w as on the ground in New 'York when the'FBI gation said. "w e have come lo "Why don’t I c«t out a yellow look at, Ihe daily help wanted while they interrogated the 20- l^ k you lo make us a Viet Cong star and .sew it in the. m iddle?" made the’attdmpt a t appreheh'slon ads to see that the situation is year-old U.S.'M arine who iiad re­ flag that we can carry in a "TTiat is a tremendous idea, entirely different.',’ turned so sensiUionally to his native' which so angered the chief pilot. Fourth of July parade in Chi­ Betsy. The yellow could repre­ Similarly, limiting earnings land. Justice is too hard in'r4i Super caution appears to have been cago. You are the only one who sent th.c sun rising oyex.Siligon now has ni5 relation to a reci­ 'after the fa.scist puppets are dri­ United States, .said one, as prepara- the watchword all the w ay to Rome, can make it for us." pient's economic status. „Jt!?yBet.sy . beamed.^ "This is a ven into the sea." "N o ______limit, for______instance. ■ "tions were made to apply the softer even when the. pirate took his car­ bine apart to clean it. Minichiello great honor you ' have "hestowed------Betsy took another-drag on pointed out Blackburn, ” #s,,pla- ' Italian brand. on me, but I haven't the slight- her cigarette, and in five" hours, i t d upofl the aWlount of tncortc must . have . becom e son(i,?what It was-almost if R^hael Minl- est idea what a Viet Cong flag she managed lo sew the star a retired person may receive chiello was a hero rather than a sleepy duritig the long Joarney and looks like." onto th« flag,------from-tax-excmpt-borid*^ H « can dangerous criminal of psychopath a couple of the five men in the' "We haven't either," one------The—delegation took—Ih o^ lajt— g«t thousands of-d ollars from' who had forced a T ran s W orld Air-; crew cti^ceivably could have over­ o f the delegation said. "Betsy, and tied it lo a broom stick, this source without it in any you will have lo start from and as they marched out of lines j«t to fly half way around the powered him without serious risk. way affecting his ^ la l security scratch." ' - Betsy's shop chanting "Ho, ho, {lavmcnts. world from California to Rome. Air piracy took a different twist,^. . " W e ll,” Said Betsy, *'I .guess Hp Chi M inh" a s^uad oT rtot “ The. well-to-do, -and the weal­ _ ’VVhen his 80-year-old father showed however. With the voluntary return better look and s6e 'ivhat ma- police with clubs swinging broke thy, get full Social Security ben­ up-from a village ricarJS'aDies the— terial I have Available." She op- - mio the group and arrested Cv- efits even though their invest- ‘ to -thc-United States of-stx-men who ------. . . — — Rom s : ■ rhol«i thing pos- tainimr a practlr * that l« ■ jTiigr- pected ta-j ake M sm wa n te d ,I. 1RIF'as "K u ^ 3 l«e ;‘^ I r---'

Monday^ NovJJ7^I969_.:__tlmes^hl«w»^Twlri-Fa!Ii^Id|dlio—j|(| Ro&son Asks TolEiifQ;^ce ^gaiB^Resi4ents^ Wishes

LEWIST(jN,.(UPr) - Indica­ annex property "w ith or with- v o lv ^ In the acquisition .bt Trade Laws tions are:this city could becdmc put the consent of. the-habitants, additional area...... - .. the. la r g ^ t In the hofthern p itt and eyfen against their wi^hes;''' of-the-. state.rW c.-.iO .-l-'■ ... By LINDY HIGH- .And^the-.majority. o f the tosi-' w i « ^ E < J t j E ' g e n u i n e (Last ol a series) That Is the latest word in the dents'of'Ubet3i-chard» don't wish TOP QUALITY BOISE (U PI).— if tha.secoM city’s struggle; >10 annqx Lewis­ tO'-becbme Lewiston residents. W in d o w . sesyon. ot- the -40th Jdsho^Hegis- ton'Orchards southeast of here. -. H ow ard.: Jepson;: .jyesldenti .of. lature should lapprove tf pro­ — WHira'm Stellmon, «k1i ttm ‘.Orchards development ."pr.o^ posed consijmer protective law, iJftSX.______J h a t ^ under - the ,ject. said his jro u p would go ,Ch#mp»f thum itatt— F*r Sl«rM - Attorney-Gen6ral-rtob?rt- Bobagn Idaho-munioipalMwde ithfr^oilji^hoad with plans-to. propose_a_ vvpuld Itfee~t07see hts offlcfiTn ;^n-^tiypend~ni1es aod bill -to~the-^tat^leB ln»iblHt)esT-tw—fa my— departftient is conc^erned should be in the Department of THE IIT H A N D 12TH VOLUM ES of “ Our Pioneer Heri­ County tiaughters of the Utah Pioneers, an<(~Hlrsr'l:Ita-'CrBiF~ Law Enforcement or with the tage” are presented here to Robert Bruce, librarian at the dall, county president.'-Mr. Bruce sald th'6 donations were attorney general," Mintori'said. Twin Falls Public Library. PreSentlnR the works are Mrs. acccpted with gratitude as “ they ara very'valnahlR.".^ 'm e - _donU—have— inveatigator? -Marwl“Tm!lHWerT®Sl6r, vKje, president or the iwm falK“ /;,Why stbVe’ fumrjjef fufrtiiffi'?e--^prole® irfroTrnh# , and we don’t have attorneys in Cj; .elements—enclose your porch or-Ibrerfieway wilh".,'^ -o ur o ffice- and this ia—whatHt- «ex-0-S[»ssr-S««-youMJ«»l»r-for-th*^»mount-you— takes." Daughters XJfTJtaliPioiieer s PoHntroir "V peed,theniustculwlthscissorsandtack(orstsple) Dick Hughes, Gov. Don Sa-1 “ ______. muelson’s federa/l-state coordi-, Suit Filed “ 6k - dollars you 9-t.). have ■ roonti you Can ute all wintetlong. nator, said responsibility for SPOKANE, Wash. (U PI)— Cffsis Cited consumer protection ori the na­ Donate Books To Library The Washington Education CALDWELL, Idaho (UPI) — tional level Is spread through­ Association (w E A ) and two A United Nations worker says out different agfencies. He said Da.ufihiors ol the Utah Pio-[ The w orks'are. the llih and Spokanf. Valley residents an .environmental crisis is de­ the consumer affairs office in neers hiive...... donated...... two histori-'12th volumes of "Our Pioneer have filed“ SUlt In Federal veloping^—which- could- make the President’s office was pri-jl-ar'^orks To lhcT Twln' l'ail's Heritafic." District Court challengioB planet Earth uninhabitable. m arily a n . educational agency,Library. The Daughters of the Utah the constitutionality . of .two Adolfo Korn- of the Office of rather .than an cnlorcen^ent_____ ;---- .------Pioneers have also pre.sented a state election laws. Science and Technology of the 12-volume set of "Heart Tlirobes program. | . . UN headquarters In New York, 3 ft. w id a of the W est;"'an d-a ,six-volume Similar test cases have- When asked, where Idaho’s, T I made the comment In a keynote set of “Treasurers of Pioneer been filed in West Virginia M so In 4 f t widtha consumer protection might be J and in Pocatello, Idaho. speech to the 12th Annual College located, Hughes said his off-| History since 1940.” ^ Ftsx-0-Q1ass Is atptelal plastic that jt far Kiile B. Carter of the national The law.s In question are of Idaho Orientation in. Politics -h» -that- Confr.renrff. toughar than poly«lhwl»1S^t<%»I^NB)%ji forcement involving legal tran-l organization of the liU j' started -TRoSe requlrlnfc tUflrJIO — .l illU.im —:|[l»»».»ubrtltut4.0u»r» nt« » d3.IUillYiiir«. — Habeas Writ editing historical material In cent of the voters in the last Korn pointed out that one .sactlons would probably best be| IflZO nnd rrTOimtrfri^ir-lief:i r t f fhn nMVP^n ltHa«lware-«ncUJttinberJ)»glgKL£MMywhfligz: suitedciiitnH tor-the- fnr_tKn. atturncy-ottnrrtntr nono oonm r-aUj rarc frpnpral~-clee contributions . as a historian of ballots to validate a bond from plant life and the forests o f f i c e '. For Turner Western pioneer Itire, Mrs. Ella- election and that 60 per cent of the Amazon provjde a . large As far as Investigatory po­ Crandall, president of the Twin part o f IL f wers, he said, "it might be that of those voting, must favor BOISE (u pn — U. s. District Falls County group, said.- it for passage. such Investigations would re- Judge Fred M. Taylor refused "W hile a ,careful check has quii‘e' some accounting back- jjto overrule the decision of six been made of dates, facts and T3lRir!(lUte Judgcs-iirthe tti5H€t= hifetofy- signed by the person who ,con- JLaw Enforceinent’s . investiga of bail and denied embezzle­ ~VlSrTS CAMP UAVIU - tors are primarily criminal in- tributed the article is_hold re- ment su. reUara dUcomfort wb«a denturm illb down and com* loo««. ney general's offices was ch ar-"an d that's usually all that's flying by private plane with the Ju*t »prlnld» PAflTgBTH on your ged with enforcing the act that required. h iiiTri., r j k ______flrtner lon««r. You e*n blU hArd«r. The attorney "gelierars office ‘‘ a II we've got Is a shoestring was one of the guests at the «*t futsr. fM l mor* oomfortAbl^ would ultimately do the work operation and the hope that the party, to the spacious Westmin- r ASTKxn^ IM »JJcaUn»—woQ*t aourT p 9 n t m m t h * t fit m to anj’way. legislature will go along -withfster estatt-near-GheRier, "Th e attorney general's of- us," 1 Prince Charles knows Lady 0 * t T A B T jO e T S a ta L lld n is e o u n t «i«.

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. » I x-'i '* I w : . : ; > WD REaSOH TO LIVE IH THE Dai ■ '• • -.Vi' J Ught protection against accidents^ thievery yandalism is yourfi with Nighi^uara. mis big security light turris itself on automatically at dusK whether you are Jjome or not; turns itself off at Tiawnrrt's~bettef than a watchtfogr and Reddy provides the care FIRST SECURITY Ttae Number One creditml is FREE! NIGHTGUARD SECURITY UGHTING BainkAmericard fd bnldrfargehonei— — AS LOW AS $ 3 ^ :9 A MONTH All you need Ts the ability to pay your bilk; You ivill

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i i ^ . v i i o iz :F t .Others scheduled to ' makfe specchcs in bchnlf of Hayns- 'worth were Sens; Howard Baker. R-Tenn., and Robert C. Byrd, D»W.Va.. ac^ordinR to Sen. Ernest-F. HollinBS, D-S.C. yhicf:Senate sponsor of Hayns- worth. , Holllngs, along with Sen. Peter H. Dominick. R-Colo., were slated to speak Tuesday. In the debate so far., t^ere hits been Utile Kive-and-iake, just set speeches. largely rreritclflble ' Senate GOP Leader Hugh TO COMliteMORATE THE 100th anniversary of “the -Scott— remain.’r—steadfastly- tjh- Greatest Show on 'Earth’ ’ and calF, attention to the Inter­ cominlttcd. but he said Sunday national House’ of Pancakes which will salute the circus by he has made up his mind brlnRlng live anlmal-s to the M acy’ s Thanksgiving P a y Parade

ment.’ uuiiiiiiiNiitluiiiullliiiluiiliiiiiilulllniniiiiiiiiiil The latest UPI "^ survey Indicated that if the vote were Reports Investigated On Americsinllnit taken today' 38 senators would vote for Haynsworth and 46 Probe Opens against' him. TTie 16 senators WASHINGTON (UPI) — ExeeutingO 700 Vietnamese Civilians . UDcOmmjtted. .. Including -Th«-rSenate-“ P«Hnanent“ liH = S[X)ng. moia the margin oT ‘ =QBTAwn“ = "NGAI, _ Vietriam p^Tfie old invcstlga- vostigations Committee (UPI)—a.S. Army officials artr -tilWSihfrtiflO'jTitf’ilfAmerican unit victorj* or defeat for tl^e. judge. plans to open an investiga­ CAaUS PETPS A recent Washington Post poll investigating reports from res­ stormed Into their village in tion Tuesday into an alleged showed 40 opposecj. 37 In favor idents- of a -small refueee March. 1968—«n e month after billion-dollar black market and 23 uncorflmitted. village that an Antierican patrol the Communist Tet offensive-— THIS COUPON, IS WORTH in U. S. arid Vietnamese executed up to 700 civilians and ordered the -people ' o f currency in South Vietnam. almost two years ago. Troung An hamlet to line ui I'ji ii M il .c!en. Ahrnhnm Rihlcnff,..Eb- e ut.ii(le-rtn:ii liuiilUl Conn., committee chairmnn. -Allied military sources quoted said the illicit b'usiness runs the rcisldcntfr of th^ hnmlf*t as lORtjtSN over {1 billion ^ r year ancf saying the civilian.s. almost all . JWREKT At “ it .seriously harms t h n IVTan QuTts Across Large of whom -were unarmed women American effort in S o u i h and children,' were killed with , Vietnam, severely damanes automatic weapons fire by CACTUS PETE'S OR THE HORSE SHU the Vietnamese economy Long Battle impromptu firing squads. Their Part Of U. S. and hinders the . struBgle homes were, burned. npninst inflation, and re- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1969 - The t>eople who talked to U ..^. - lIMU.ONf rniipriM ccn.nmrr»i ...... By United Press Intcmatlonar tiuces the effcct of tfie WitlrNavy military officials were from Son American aid program ." ■MV village, a community of GOOD ll-IV -6*, « p,m. to MIDNIGHT ONLY Snaa- ■jpread nrrnci ^iorthem and Central Rockies PORT CHICAGO, Calif. 1,500 persons located 318 miles tlie adjoining Great Plains ■mm ftn r lu.-it niuii.. nv Tmir norin-norttieilst oT Saigon and flOIBFalUW -4oday t—...... condemned town begaTT moving five miles from Qaung Ngai <»(■ hif, homo Siinftji cunnint £ it »n_thn_nrinhni-n rr.nct Thp Rain foil ahead of low CruisiiiJ^ Tu that he had “ exposed the village allegedly attacked, pressure systems and associat­ ffdcral courts, the--U.S. Navy known as My I.ai No, 4. was ed frontal systems from and a few other bureaucratic situated about 200 yards from Minnesota and Colorado and Moon Is people as land-grabbers.” Son My. changed to snow as colder air Starting Tuiesday in the Gala Room Terry A. Bidelman. 65, said The Arm y has announced It Is moved In. Two to three inches iO—would—bo—Jiuing_abaard_hii holding ■t, William Callev, 26. “of new Snow was reporfereafT y 3.5-foot cabin cruiser Monday, Miam . Fla,, at FT~W nnlng,of today acro.ss parts of Montana. ending a long battle with the Ga,, in connection with the Wyoqjing, Colorado arid Utah SPACE CENTER, Houston courts and the Navy over the slaying of 109 civilians on “IP PIt FONTAINE*^ Travelers’ warnings were In (U P I)—Crui.sing to the moon is I condemnation of-his properly, March II, 1968, Calley at the time was a platoon leader with effect for blowing and drifting beconiing a leisurely, pleasant j j , acquiring the BRAND NEW ENTERTAINMENT AT THE GALA BAR snow in Kansas, Nebraska, trip for American a.stronauts,, adjoining the Concord C Company, 20th infantry. Ilth Wjtoming and Colorado, and a Con^7ersatlo^ between Apollo 12 Weapons Station a.s“ ir —Infantry Brigade^ o f the heavy snow warning was In and Ground Control prove safety 7one around the piers Aniericaji Division. Spokesmen for the division cffect ■ for Northwestern New getting there Is half the fun: where Vietnam-bound munitipn which, operates throughout the M exico. Alan L. Bean, lunar landing ships iire loaded, A World W ar • _ Light rain fell from Texas to pilot: ''W e ’v e . . been' .stuctyiiy; coastal flallands whore Son My- II_exj)lpsiQn .at_the_sile_lgok-323 ts-' locatedacknpwlcdBcrf**-Tm MUSTANGER QUARTET astronomv.'-gcnin-apjy, -Rcofogy Ifve^. Best Dancing and Listening Music in the West sota, and also along the Pacific and a few other things up here. investigation— was jinder w iy Port Chicago once had IT350’ but declined to release any Northwest Coast. Other light •‘There’s really not a lot to do resident.s. . rain developed in the South­ details ^immediately. Seven A f The Horse Shu Club on the way out. Ypu’ve got your ' Bidelman said that a Niivy gfficors from the unit ques­ west. systems to monitor. You’ve got announcement Friday that tioned residents of the village to cat. kc;ep yourself clean and [civilian employes at the base Cold weathj:r continued in the oa- Sufldtryr- East as a'"co ld Arctic high get some sleep. Except for that will lie laid off confirms wh'St pressure affected the Middle you're free to do a little liKiking he knew all along: The Navy THANKSGIVING DINNER! Atlanti" Cpa.st. Clear skies out the window and studying i will hold the valuabfe land for FOUR PERSONS INJURED covered the Eastern half of the the checklists and maps 'and , five years as required bjj law MACAO (UPI) — A series of iw^on an{> also gjcurrcd iji tilings' you're .going to be using then s e ll. ,I£LIndustxi’.^ cxplosioDii—at-theJjiuYuen- firc- MAKE.RESERVATIONS NOW-PHONE 733-5163 scattered parts of the West. when you get to the orbit. crackcr plant Sundaxi seriously Reservations Accepted thcu Novem ber 25th Temperatures at 2 a.m. EST “ It’s giiiton to be a pretty injured four persons, police said. ranged from 8 at Havn-, Mont.. pleasant trip '' Creation Of New The plants located about 200 ■ "A BIRD ON THE TABLE ” to 75iat BrowjisvUle. Tex.^ Boan. looking at llio Min yards from the Communist Chi­ For 4 Person* Or More At A Table through binoculars: “ I.noks like nese border, ,-was heavily dam­ Snow or cold rain Sunday We'll roll out the whole turkey, boked to perfection, carve it at your table spread across the m t c r m o u n - 1 there are two or three dark Office Suggested aged. Uln stretches .of the .West to|spots oil the west limb of tht; ond ierw it grnnnnil' WASHINGIUN t-UPl) — 1 he" __ _ Senate refugee s'ubcommittec'Tcf- WE-BiJY- The Whole Works OTW^snowr tetrin Sonthern bricj* Canton. Ohio, -----lircwdont J u s t ...... , . 3 3 .0 0 -County In Western New York]the . Naiional I'ootball l.eague' Ni-\'on rrejile an office of rcfu SELL and State,. 'Hall . of --F.tme, 1gee and humanitarian affairs to SouD — — Pods* Stuffed ^ C of Sno FfoV* be headed by an assistant secre- TRADE Poiotoe* Of Mfljhed wiih Mafihmnllqw —- Cfonberry Sowci* — PumnVin of tarv of slate, ■ ' W7nc»* - Toffea — Milt The subcommittee aisp said All L«*tOver» GorefuHv Wropp«*d ond pockied *Of yoo fc ho'-.e ond ernoy onoih<»f fim* Canadian Heai-t Transplant ininiediate steps should be tak­ GUNS en to admit additional rcfusees Also, if you wish. Complete Turkey Dinner from 'CzechoslovaTii.i and other" TtTSnRggivTngT3a3r areas of Eastern F.urop<', Sen, Patient Notes Anniversary. Kdward M, Kennedy, D-Mass,, chairman of the panel, said the By PRESTON F. K IR K 1 attitude toward the now organ nation's concern tpr refugees _ _ JIOUSTON (UPI)— ■ A Uofc,vt. ’-‘Tiwi OtM* 1 h«»l ’tins not measured up to the' ANOTHER Hungarian Night Bnyd, .‘ihr-Sunday celebrated the "a s of -no further Uso lo -nin or needs of our tirft? 'hinhrt.-iv of hk ni-w life ansbody This .m* M'Ciiis'Mn t-e Wednesday/ nnp-T'friiir}; iitiw. t li'ipi' ' I t Krr|w n • The Canadian has lived nne ’^l'm 'ti; '"'iw:..T li'T f 'It Kprpi -lnt4rnationol Buffet- . year with the lirarl of ”a'up. 1 feel guod- I hope I tan go E D E E I ■ Mexican woman, on for a while \,_t, r K R B • I_____ Rnyri, r nmpir It Th* Wildlif* HUNTING, FISHING, A D -_ T W O HOURS of Never to be-forgotten transplant patient in .Jl opera­ TRUE! SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23 FRIDAY — . VENTURE FILM ... ADVENTURE EXCITEMENT os only tions, then U’ent to ,other, Paul Newman T» SEAFOOD, BUFFET business at St, Luke’s Hospital,! BEAUTY -..DRAMA. As only a Profes­ Gordon EosTman can f»lm and nofrote _ _ On> of 3 more Brand-new *‘BulcK Cdttidy and forced to pass up a birthday sional Phojog^opher con find and ^ Xutei, »o be given FREE S A T U R D A Y — party for Boyd given bj* nurses | T h « Sundanc* K id " I* during Ihe next 3 monthil film it. BEEFEATER BUFFET ..at ■ «.. ;l.llkf.’fi. R a b«rt R*dferON‘TJHISS^ N EW SH O W ■; Canadian’s entire bedside table. I Nurses, friends and Boyd’s NO RESERVATIONS NEEDED FOR GALA ROOM wife, ^attended >«-fech-gOod.----- r _____ 'rve bcfn^ having trouble * withr^ny - legs, bof it^-waan'J be h9 ” FILER^*VWtDCifl^Ilb0STERSr 'I lotiar now tlia t-” l-"-w tth be tonrfM* t t odlmlHbdl • arabtUatin^ ground-on niy twtii. Ar-7^00 A ^10 MON. 4 TUES. ; I'm wearing a . leg trace .anid FILER JR. HI NOV. T7ft 18 ADULTS. . . . . S1.50 • •-using a walker; but ril'be rid and rtie t^orse Club ; o f both o f them In ■ short I ORPHEUM J AUDITORIUM 8 P.M. ... 50c 'w h ile,” ’ Boyd said. -* ' Bovd »lthihit»ri wnllni.- m ^the-Origlnai^n^^te Swift [Newlyweds fH - R ^ d e In Nampa - iiewlyweds;-‘ -M n— an d ^M rsr Timothy Dee-Fuller will reside at 803 Bird Ave;,'Nampa, where the bridegroom is teaching at the Northwest .Nazarene College «ncUthe bride will continue her. jauEjtoKatMdiesjtflolseiCollciBe^ 16 lll«sa-'^otme Russelltt~A'nn Biggs, ‘daufflf D EAR AB B Y: An *igly rlintior so he tQok the'niajit'shift.i-You and Mrs. Russell'."^ Has been cir(?alistlhx~all ‘ 0ver-sffTd'TIiraJ{’5~reff5OTi“ fDrnvorklri town about my 16 - year - old nights wns childifh, and groom is the son of Mr. and daughter, and 1 want to Ttnow ,should get on a more "clvUUed:' Mrs. George Fuller. Wendell. ” what can be dbn’e ,to combat shift. ' ' ' R6v< James Hughes' read the -it. Here are the facts: Late last] I have worked the night shift double ring cerempny before — -Mny th(< riny alter .scnooi re- lor ■,]« vear.s, ai]d I asfiurc'yuu' ,j « i tar rieeorateHWRS^H}aWA¥NE-*v-2ULAU»^ eldest girl is IB, alia.I h«ve~oiir~~boy5~ Should quit fighting fThfe ~ggWH~fe)iiuie d 'a fitted bod- three younger children, 14, 12,'for us at 4 p.m.. and let's not ice with long lily point sleeves. and 11.' - A.;run our power plants after the' The skirt was four'tiered over velini;. Mrs. Rogers: rcclpes, Well, I had the baby ahead'hour of “ civilization." hooped skirt. Two lace roses M R. AND MRS. TIM O TH V P E E 'F U L L E R I think you are a smart aleck Bestha Vance,;OES,Members Mrs Elsa Fuller;' books, Mrs. of schedule in Texas, ajid we' ' • • decorated ih e.first tier and the (Noble’s photo) Smith; gardeninB. Mrs. Eliza- skirt cascaded into a chapel "^T«by^55ouTFwakierdre-s<*ooH!htft-^wOTltBnf^liiF=providc:=yo*,h . .pp...!.,,..-w g d o u f- R eei-t«-ietv6rAddendg- St»*^nd’. crnffs. Sum-___ train. Her shoulaer-length ycIT Tier; tflevlslcw; prugrain, Mrs. resumed. - (not only with the luxuries, but, I was held by a lace double point­ flct, Jerome, great-uncle of the D _ 4 - U « l Mr-.. 1 O Arnold Tannlpr. and current bridegroiim, and Mr. and M r s .'.D G T D e i I N O . , I 7 ed pearl encrusted crown. Her events, M rsf^cst. Vow s At Rler Meet Jewelry was a tiny, gold cross. Pat Grenz, uncle and'aunt of Ahhv wife should have been' ' '• * * Maid .of honor for her sister inciviltzcd" world. .Ore., in rites Oct. II at the Twin at the regular meeting a t the Daut’ hiers, Bethel No. 19. met University ■ ("ird floor at Mag- O N E H O U R bors.^I How H o w 'c cin a n a i£;rlyrpersfe killi killl IVAI^-.IN HAMILTON. « . . . O. w. i^;Falls r - - Seventh Day Adventist Masonic Temple. * Frank Orth, Wendell, served Ic Valley Memorial Hospital, rccentiji at the Masonic Temple. as best man,-with Alibn Mor.se, Patti Dove and Nancy Brack- Carolyn Lawrence, honored Bol.se r Allen Harris. Twin Falls. co-hosted a shower for the queen, was in charge of the DRY CLEANING and Wayne Childers, Jerome: as ^'•Kle at the home of Nancy buTiincss meeting. SERVICE groomsmen. Brackett. Mr. and Mrs. George Janet Osterhout, guardian, CONFIDENTIAL TO “ Hl>N-^ca^dIes^ndoi-Bkie and gold were the'colors| Don Albln. grand repi^ M arjt .Jo Biggs, sister of the NO-EXnalft-CHARQE' for members of the wedding guardian, were given a special ‘ ‘needs" to be chosen by the bridy Buron -«l^cml reeognitio.i' b;. thr bride; "Wtre candieiighters. ceieiiioiij.' Birthday girls were Jan e7 matron. Grand chapter M rs. Kr» nci» Bidar plaj,e Hawkins and Mr. and Mrs. Ringbearer was Roger Nils- , Riverside, cousin of the A jie n ilS r e r iy n P A R ABRY- r rereivpd two youi^twas heTd Bji a tmfi-or^Veea^‘^ “,fih®r‘y DEAK ABilY. I receivea ABBY, «»"vBox:pearls. She carried a cascade■ honored were Mrs. Tom bride, and flower girl was Amy Invitations this week, one to a — “ Shouse. president of Twin Falls B i^ s , sister of the bride. GIGANTIC FLOOR TTie bride's table was covercd Slate Dinner other to a birthday party. Both stamp^, addressed envelop*. ter of the bride, was maid' of, adviser^^ with white liice and decorated of these invitations said, "NO iNs-t^m wY Tht i:ga-| “ ♦hej- liuiiui . DrTtfesTmilttfrwyre Mvrtleiy',*^, R,i)iibuw fui ies' Auxiliary to the Union Pa- GIFTS. PLEAf Vance, sister of the bride.' and Clinton Dougherty. roses._ Special guests were Mrs. Stel- TtrnrTTia^irSerrncTuR i , .l No.-25 . an Invitntion and_a -fraf-Regci.uviuli, Culletiti ^^Iuokd“inS^.Goodmg Gr-ange- IWash. ter of DeMolay. la Grenz grandmother of t h e >;;hu.;;y PC^ParinB f " r ‘ he annual what r should do about it. I Reports of special and stand- bride; Mrs^ Fred D. G r e n z , Thanks^givmg dinner, to be serv- would 4iato-to^come^4:moty.handi W r r l >~le-f Best man was James Newton. . ■ : ...... ed ; at • 6:30 p.m. Nov. 20 in the ...... Portland with - Carr - S*atJCearns. Utah.Jlunt.Df thsiddp; fd If others come with a figt rT O ias V -arC T^reTe ' - < • • t ill rM A A * Kly^at *)A « a _ _ « » —I Gtenrnrf'crry-City Hall;------brother of the bride, and Oscar. Social Club will meet Nov. 20 Mrs. Val Fuller, cousin of the I'll he. looking, for-vniir nn.swer with Mrs. Howard Annis. Mrs. This is one of the three iarg- J - ■ •UW U iN IJ ~ — "'T ne frra'-L'JI iil'R l l 'R egeii t gLmniiLli, Qotlege rin co. bride: Mrs. Fay Nilsson, River- NO CHEAPSKATE mass repgrtca on me visli utl su e. aUht Of Uie lii'lde; M ri anil-/•sr pnfertninmrnM riiirlng t h « entire year, and the . _ co-chair-______DEAR NO: If the Invitation GrangeTre^^rted^as qi^i°e°t‘^^^^ were Cheryl *w-m Zs''’wa"s‘‘' ' ” "t' MeWin Gibson. _W e^oll I j I ? ■ i n ■( 0 ' I ‘ ‘ - 1 I .! i ■ cessful. There were eight tables'Lee Drake and Claude Vance, IWilIiam^s was ap^inted uncle and aunt of th« brlde- men. Mrs. G. H. Crane and Mrs. ' -"vv t - - . '.n . •'•i. ' requesU “ NO G IF T S " — brhiR Charles Grow, have arranged to in play. .brother of.the bride. Flower.girl ^‘P groom; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ach- no gift. (A suggestion: Send ■ honor, the retired njembers of Mrs. Harold Butler, Bliss, and;was Shelley Meyers, Caldwell, cOde books. enback, Stanley, uncle and aunt contr'iMitlon to charity in the The heritage committee pre­ of the bridegroom; Mr. and the group. name of your fKwt j o t hostesaj ^4r- John Becker, Gooding, re-;and Randy Hell served as Bible DIAL YOUR CARPETS CLEAN! name ot your.^KWt j o t hostes*0 sented talks by Mrs. Luther Mrs. J. R. Fuller and Barbara, Mrs. Grow, president, reports Gii^»&~Wnetwd-i>rl»e»-foi--hlgh-t<:nrB frtr)hny ------T’isi'ctrwiinwrs. Ed r1.,' announce the engage­ yellow rosebuds, blue and silver 1 teaspoon dry mustard with a one o’clock potluck tur­ Lubrlcatad Motor shoes and topped with a minla- '/s teaspoon pepper Mix sherry, catsup and sour key dinner. A gift exchange will *f«wt fmlin ment of their daughter, Kristine. , , . _ cream and stir into mixture. ------to Lance Udy. son o i Mr. and and bridegroom. The tfaspoon marjoram be held. Following a social hour. .Serve with noodles Serves slr. the regular meeting will lie held. Mrs, Earl — Udv Malta. - 'cake was served hM Mrs Rudv 3 li^ble5PW)n^ mnrcarinf. Williamson, r w I n Falls, and 1 cup thinly sliced onion pickup 81^. M1.SS Ailredr a graduate o f _____ fThe Times-News will pay J5 Brigham Young University, Pro- Lorraine Slack. College Place. l.can (3-ounces) sliced mush -TO, ------eac h, weclc-ior the best recipe v o T tF T e a O T n g TiTIWSita anHT’'^''*- Fait'.'. 2 tablespoons drv sherry, drj» submitted for Magic Valley Fa- -cradu-iyA Pa'.'y College PiPlaco, Traf vermouth Of water ' vorites.-I^^ou-4u^ve^^4avorlte.— suC-TCU[ACK,OF.F^ft ate. U in the ranching business and Mrs. BULK IN VOUR DICT Vigie served the mints and nuts.| ' 2 tablesp^ns catsup recipe, just maitTt to the Recipe near Malta. Departrtient. Women’s Page Ed­ T «V ^ The young couple is plantjing Out of town guests attended'; cup dairy sour cream irom^r.Uand,_CaldweMj College Hot cooked noodles itor. The recipe becomes the a'Nov. 21 weddinitn-ther Logan property of the-T imesJiewa-and FULL SIZE LDS Temple. They will lie hon­ Place, IdJRo Fairs and 'Ricn- "R'emave^Skltr^rrom dtickiifiK. W ld, then remove meat from bones cannot be returned.) rTopTRisted Cl«anar~ ored at a reception that same ■t th« Lowaat Prlc* Evar evening In the Raft River High TTie bride was honored at ^^'and cut in pencil-sized U nger- sgTmoi"gym na^tinr piKuniiplial shnwfr__ bosieH hv| length strips. BK& PO W E R I Mrs. Wilson Abbott. Mrs. Wil-1 Put fn mixing bow Tand to.ss liBm-Whitten.-Mrs Ray TUteyileKtiy^WttKTitxt four irigredF 1. B e A T S I S H A K E S I 'and Mrs. Irwin Cook. lents. Melt margarine in large 2. S W E E P S ! : The couple Inok a wedding skillet or Dutch oven. Add duck- 3. SUtrnON CLEANSI [trip to Rents And Lake Tahoe'ling «t.rips and brown. Add on- Events and reside in Caldwell. lion and- cookt- about five min- NOT PLASTIC -I IO-Y«ar Want GuoraniM BUT ALL METAL SHOSHONE — Lincoln Chap- Exceeds FHA RaquIrimanU— ■ter-TOES will mpfl..jit.-a-n.tn

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-PHItADElbPHrA - (U P !)------dilpaxed ,a 33-yard drive with a The Vikings vlrtually-..elimln- able to score a touchdowif with Safety . Ed Meador, aaniboling, ' ' " MILWAUKEE (UPI)-Three one-yard plunge for^,a score ated the Packers •from the Green Bay's points- coming op like a'spring lion in his Uth pro' ' ' field goals by Fred Cox and'thp which made it 23-17 with s,lx r—" passlne- o t . eutoitute—quarteir.ita__quartet jmimit)B (or the Central pivlsion Doug-Hart's 85 yard retuirn of season, turned his defensive minutes left. ■ ' . . back Gary. Cuozio pulled the crown in thes^Natibnal KootBSTT Tffl;' Imerceptiotr , ' \ ' talents info three l.os Angeles starter Joe Kapp' in the second ■scorM— in— ther-tj^4=,quarter | One Ea'|^e»cinve fTzzled In Its Miiihesota Vikin^Lj!M:J?ehind League and left Minnesota with tracks, biit“ wlth-|0.^conds-left- a twb game lead over Detroit quarter. Cox kicked field goals Sunday and the Rams came to-a 9*7 vlctorjt their eighth in Snead hit Ben Hawkins witb. a wJth just five, games .to piny. ef 10 yards in the first quarter, from behind...... to defeat the A ro\^. over the- Green Bay 57-yard pas's which carried tl)' ------P aclcgrs-Snnday;------—...... — -tfnm.’s t^ffcnise. was 12 yards In the third and 20 Philadelphia Eagles 23-17 to run yards with 9:57 left In the ganVej-— ‘ iheir unbeaten streak to nine Ithe 'Ram!) 25. Two patye's failed for the Viking points. straight. . . and the game ended. Cu.pzzo came in for Kapp late Meador ran with a l TT~t'Ke aeeond quartaf . Hfhan thf. goal attempt lor a first down USE TIME.S-NEWS WANT AD.S New Orleans Upsets- NFL's leading passer was 17 whirh red to the rriR FAST SELLING RESULTS unable to- generate the offense Rams’ '.first toifcrrd'Own. recov­ for the 'Vikings. He completed ered a fumble w(iich led to the J1 of 16 passes f o r 105 yards tying field goal and then N. Y. Giants 25-24 and was the key. in the d'rlVes intercepted a pass and ran 34 fNew Orleans Saints a 25-24 yard line with 1:10 to go when upset victory over .the New quarterback Bill Kilm er tossed The Eagles' taking Ihe fire York.Giants. an 11-pass on third down to dan from the Rams’ offense and defense in th<; first half, " T)cmpsey,"ft 22-ye8r-old i-ookle Abramowic*. ■ Andji Ltnving* .ston’s IS yard run from the outgained the unbeaten favo­ who doesn't have a normal rites 201 yards to 97 and took a right hand or fight foot bccau.ear. halted on the Eagle 17. NOVEMBER )9 feven, while the Giants, who Bengtion was also able tq ju^se JOHN SANBORN ESTATE. HAOERMAh have .lost five straight, are 3-6. quarterback Bart Starr for the Johnson And 1^’alcons Rip Off Bruce Gossett lined up for a Adv«r1iiamant: Nov. 17 -Gards Jhn—Saints, had a chance to ftiUrp finmn and Starr, despite place kick, but Meador came Auctionaars: Wart, Ellars, Woll wTn hy"T.^Brg6er~iiWfgrffrl^ an ailing arm, completed 12 ol up from his hold|n(; ' position _ _ _ and MasiarsmUh -«nth—thfr^flrll—«nNational Football League HOI Stars Two plays later when Tom and Mastarsmlth reVferSft' SiUrida^ to break up "a id ttie"3aiiit.< had to settle-fo ■jiouU R andy-il ahm:un thrinu.,,ff— - and— 30 yardt— to— llaul hniinrpd.richt hfirk nn-the first Wnndgthlak ■. fiimtilerl, .McadCir Barae_^and give the Detroit a field goal. The second was a touchdown pns.ses Sunday andlFlatlcy in the sccond period, Johnson to Flatley scoring pass recovered on the Eagles 36, NOVEMBER 71 Lions a 20-0 victory over the St. holding penalty that nullified a As Dallas the Atlanta Falcons erupted for and a 65-j;3rd scoring toss to When Mac Perclval, who kicked .setting up a 19->*ard field goal J . W . BECK Louis Cardinals. Kilm er pass to Don Shy on the the most productive afternoon Jim ...BuUer in the closing four extra poii^ls, booted a 37- by Gossett which lied it 10-10 Ad^adtsamanh Nev. 19 Giant one and pushed the ball in their four-year history to seconds of the third period. yard field goal with only 1:26 Auctionaars; Wsrt, Eilars, Wall Then Meador, grabbed a Detroit held only a lead on back to the New York 41. beat the Chicago Bears -18-31. left in- the half to cut the and Maissrsmlth In addilinn, the Falcons, Snead pass on the third play Errol Mann’s l3-yara second There was little' defense Tops ’Skins margin to 17-10, Atlanta turned Johnson, who had been who^e previous high was the 33 after the kickoff and romped 34 ‘■gnaTtwr'fleld'^al—when—Altie wrdenrln-tho-first-half as- eaeh^ a'round and scored 10 points in NOVEMBER 24 W AS Jm vfG TO TrTn PTT^’ Dal--'^dispossesed— as— the— s la r^ n R i^ in ^ ----t ll£ y - „ scO''ed agajnst yards for the score which put BERGIE CRISP Taylor rolled left and flipped a team was forced to punt oni.u th^—final— ^18— te< las’ prize rookie Calvin Hill Falcon quarterback until Bob Pittsburgh.m fSijt, scored on ff heatt^—lT^O— with ------AtJvaTtftamanfT-Ncvr-9-l— ------s h o rt pitch to Walton goin g the once. The Giants’ punt at 7:27 period, scored two touchdowns and Berry was Injured about a -•'‘-yard run by Harmon Wages Auctlonaari lyfa Matfars other way behind him. The of the second period was a key what was his 40th career carried for 151) yards Sunday to nionth ago. throw an ll-yarcl 'n 'I'*' third period, a 48-yard Chicago quarterback Bobby speedy Arizona State graduate play as Ray Poage blocked interception. ■ - 4|.;r .strike to Jim Mitchell in the kickurf ri-iurn by offensive Douglass, who ran and passed NOVEMBER 22 then 'moved to the . right andleur'iey " j;;hnson'""'’'attcraptcdil®J'4 Cowboys to The Eagles third turnover of vIcTory 'over the "Waslitnuton'______■ ______j^ujrd. Makiilm __Snider in the for mohe than 2G0 yards despite ART OEVISSER threw «—wobbly paw;-to the Pi-ecce picked'it ttw q u a rfiTT czmrc wtnnx tldoHo Poilad Harafortl Assn.| Wide-open McCullouch, who Redskins before a crowd which] final period, and a pair of first being hirasscd all afternoon by up on the .17 and carried it for half field gpals by Clarence Williams returned an AdvarlUamant: Nov. 20 took It on the 10 and strolled includedin ciu au a Presidentj'r e s ia c n i iNixon.Nixon. The' i nu A "I Bob Etter, the pressing Falcon defen.se, S td that helped the Saints earn who also kicked a half dozen got the Bears back within 10 Interception Ol yards to the Auctionaan Kan Trout into-the end zone------a 43-l2_halftime Jead. triumph was a giant stride for:' A-f-ifl ^ g le s 13-nnd'set up~Gossett's the.h* Cowlxjys toward the.i,» capi LWtrj- [KiiiiTs:— ‘“t:----- ^ntsTTirrlyTtrThTriWKrpefro'd NOVEMBER 22 •e. LaoIs Dctrall on-a-39-ya rd-touchdown-nm^uf third field goal on the first play rrf»f“ adirhir't.------Division championship as it Chi All ------_ A a v iL H A N S H E W Hushing y w jim f •9 » RoslJurg Is PGA brought tKeir record to 8-1’ and Ptrsf tlfwn'i ~ 13 - - again,-Irtonkrthfi- falcons. Jess ‘^dvwrtlsamant:' Nov. 4 0 *' Passing yardage ! » jaj F^uihlna yardac* J23 163 than two minutes to fequalize The Eagles still had enough dropped and RedsklnS 2 1-2 Browns Dump Pa»«.inj{ vnrclftK* 12J Auctionaars: Wtrt. Eil*r», Wall l^atum yardaga 17 3J *:w that with W ales’ long jaunt. Pastes 15-71-0 games behind with five games pffiurn yardafia S5 ' la to come back. Woodeshick, who and Massarsmith - IPuau:-- - - . • -Ml.l to go., Pa-jscs o 10.14*1 Douglass threw a 12-jwrd ------^------Oub Pro Champ f'un(* s-4: a FumMes lest 2 ^ 0 touchdown pass to Dick,Gordon penalised 111 U dan wash Pittsburgh I u m M r* 10«t 1 SCOTTSDALE , Aril. (UPI) First downs Ysrdi ppnBhTt*d ------113 . 13 with 1:45 left in the third Second- year quarterback —Bob i^osburg made an even Nu>hin( yardag* _EITTSBURGH (UPI) — Bil period, and again the Falcons Greg Landry had perhaps hl.» Paaslng yardagr U7 - Johnson only threw 14 passes par round of 72 stand _j}p Rftum -yardas* M4 struck . right— back -r-Butlor -finest- day as a pro. guiding ,--“ ;Nel«en, -nevei^-loser againHtjtiii afternoon,'btlt coWple'ted .l(r Sunday as he edged his third Pames former teanjmntrs, threw those for 202 yards. taking, a sideline pass from Detroit to its fourth win in the round colcader. Jimmy Wright. F‘unts J-4-1 7 Johnson and running away five games he has started since for the $8,000 first prize -in the Fumbles lort I : two touchdown passes as| .suffering their Yards penjilired « , C eveUj^nyard touchdown. run tiy picked up an on-sides kickoff at quarter as St. Louis dipped to rhade the difference.-Rosburg, Smith. for a touchdown the ffr5t~fTjrnf r.the__Chicago 48 and broke into 3-5-1 for the season. The 1968 second in this tourney last ■ In a freo scoring first half, tho Browns had the baft and hit the'cfcar.^ " ' - n r s year, hit the flag stick at the the Redskins edgCid ahead 7-3 at Paul Warfield with a 12-yarder first draft choice from Massa­ in 16 tries since 1967. drove fo 190-yard hole with his tee shot the midway point of the first In the fourth quarter. chusetts set up the TD pass the Browns' 4-yard line in the with-*^--41-yard—completion to.and.then dropped in an 18-inch quarter on Jurgensen’s 23-yard TE>-pas» —to^ Smith. But . the Two apparent tonrhdown second quarter but their only C0NSTIPATED7 McCullouch. yjndrv, who was;putt for a oirdle. Wrighl. who passes from NcKen--to Warfieltl statiscally~~“ - latt1 among __ ' JJIFNFL ...... plaved just..... ahead ■ of ' Rosburg Cowboys rebounded into the witir Tw6---- rOuCh'dOwfiT were--nutWied--l7>' passers , entering the same. to o i a o ogcyipu r on tRe hole to .1th straightiday ended when quarterback within 59 seconds. Pittsburph lost iis- completed—H— 6- tor- drop__two strnUeq...... behind and...... game-rits longest losing streak'|Terry Hanratty fumbled and 199 gross passing yards. was forced to play catch-up. T n v jt i‘St~TaniB -€5-va«J- scoring strike from' Craig since WorTd "War II. faev5T3Tia*.T-ROTTr-Simiow-TeJov- Morton, to Lance Rentzel. Two Clevrland Pittsburgh' plays later. defensive and>FirM » .2 3 '5 . Larry Cole intercepted a v«rjai. jr i:: Brodie Toss 1:4-5 JOT Jur«nsen pass and barrelled 41 )7rd.V* into the end zone.______:ii "• I- LcjEl:Sinfe €oIts-20^^-jL7~ Siigar Bowl Yards penalized ------iB------!T rNow- 40% m ore Lerqy_jed. Durable, dependable. The second touchdown In the sccond teams under consideration for —Colt#, -defending— N F L <*am - period. The 6-1 rookie snagged Low maintenance, high resale. Takaa pions. the New "dear's 'Day classic. a 46-yard pass from Brodie and Never before have bowl HART a camper, too. Brodie hit Dick Witcher-with then caught a 13-yard screen Snow Tire a three-yard scoring pass and officials been looking st a hand pass to put the ball op-the (Jolt that included 10 teains from the SCHAFFNER fullbac:it__ Kfn Willard— iuilled. e ight and se t up the TD -tow Jo ^ou'tBealilf, SOUtH wesi/'C ayt JliU Witcher. issihle choices, Br^MARX Forty Niners a 13-0 halftime Mid-west as witlHfeaf-Rounil Performance An aroused Forty- Nincr n so hard to -bulge- never .has it detense le ff TJ':?— e w r - stall narrow'______'thirtgs___ „ doi?n To two Ba)timor« Saa Frasi Hindman and Bil) Belk along teams which this year can each riTit dovmr with tackles Charlie Krueger expect $342.000 for-Sugar Bowl Pushtng. y a rd a g a v ., ■ TJ SI z 6 6 5 0 T 1 3 = 7 — Palling yardaga --— n d^ E arl —EdtwmJ*-—k?pt— participation. ..Ratum yardaga ■ M ■ » l Colts in their own territory for Zatarian said that none o f ti»e ■Pajws 13-5H 3 Black PuAs . HJJ ^o'ntost of- ,the first half. "eight or nine" Sugar Bowl Titnnh)rs loti « iiBaltimore' managed only two scouts . vould remain out of Yards pnCaUsM 111 Plus $ 1 .79 r.C.T. ^••^first downs and K net yards in town for the noon Monday However, Earl Morrall took the first tw o qu irters and its deadline when - under NCAA Othir SizM at Comparabla Sovlngt o ver at -quarterback lor John deftpest penetration to tne S.F. rtlles of ih e bowls can begin- WfiEK ,, Unitas in the s

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...... — ‘ j*2 TJISWinCtJFTr^==“ S ^ Cotto^ ah'd- Orange ^KovSspT'O'range Bowl officials wenflathietic director for the Irish', {s ' ----- ' 1 the Nittany .‘ Lloris into' an all-night :huddle-Satur-as evasive as F a l e r n o . ------r . 2. 7 0 .2:1 2i2 We« doubt Sunday they hope Penn j-' hiir iimr'-^linl'i P 'll’ l liij | '^mngh«'rt.| ‘‘if-.vou’ask me.lt we’fe-goteg Central Dlvlklon State's Nittany Lions resolve ______. ‘‘1 am nbt in,a,positiot(|Tennestee 384); perhaps spoiling to-get a 'boU/1. bid MuHlay I'd __ .1* 1 I pci..' *pf pa toTsajKinythlng-abO ut 'a -bowl the-Voluntecrs-is-:a-inajoi^bowLsay—yes/l-,Kraus<>-SAidr-?3We!UV— K iinneiotR t I d to ’67 "mixed - feelings**—and- In 3 TDs -Hetrott. J J « :s6T iau-Ui 4ecicte_t0-.rotjim tO-Miam ilNaw garpe. ' . . ^ . iittraction.ttraction. __ ' ------probablv-'eetprobablv-^t threp..:hlds^threp..:hlda; but I ’m ------J Creca Bay__ r ~ r o .3M iw n* Y ear's- Day.----- . , , -~^The-lcas-EiveII35edJifeeI- ' ; rSit-Iin s • ...... -ii* joi ;H— -grabr-a^ liriirpwyimien-______.^g±fennpState~ls<-everv-b^ inB**' and =they-.';asked if—they pbundeti- -OtLs—Iaylor^ retnrnln&_ to. ihe strain,, ie t • tlie tone of the day seveii-yarder, came at. 7:2S of - T I pci: iS" (la'top Choieo now," said Earnffi could sleep on it,“ Palertio Saturday jTor its .eighth, win pf , board this year decided to allow- the second quarter . and gave Aniei«» lineup for the first time in four for the Chiefs when he grabbed Baltimor» 5 J J executive vice president said. ■ . • .. . the season, is probably second the Irish to go to a bowl after a weeks, caugiit three touchdov™|an—IB-yard- scoring pass with the Chiefs a— advantage. Atlanta } - E, 0 - ^333— ies--- !C5 and general manager- of the Seller seemed optirnistlp. choice of the Orange Bowl long bah on post-season pljiy for . . Saa ifranciico 3 1 ,ZiO 1&2 20S passes from ’ quarterback Lenithe game only 22 seconds! old.' By I Orange Bowl Committee.. "And “They enjoyed their . visit ; committee. ' It carries somc-schol;isiic reasons. iSawson Sunday and sparked;The. play, which came_ on the 331 Sunday*! R cu illl we think we have as good a here. a year ago when y*^ylwf»lpht that Missouri humiliated' Ttie" Kansas Clt^ Chiofs lu . Chiefs* fiist play fioin..serim- ‘ ! tns A n g e lo 33 PhilUdt- p^ta 17 ■cRiiiiee as any lo lano them." del’eale.d K a n ^ s TST^ fflRT ^'Mlrhin-nnMichigan 40-17 vh 3 Notre. Dame, sporting a 7-1-1 record crowd of 63,8-lB saw game and Kansas Qty’s Bobby Yards penalized ^ Deiroii tou:s u an invitation to 'return,'to ^Uth pairings cannot ~be aijnounped Taylor,-, who ' missed three I Bell recovered on tiie 18. I ^ n Francisco liatitmor# li? Florida, Scouts froiri the Sugar. until Monday at nciSn. record and surely bound- for a. .FUK The score culminated ^an 81- Sunday’* riiimea bow l.for the first time in years, CO.' A^iania at WnohHigton INTERMOUNfAIN yaj-d drive that came less than Baltlmoro a( Chicauu also ' looks attractive _ to the 733-6621 TWIN rAUS «ix Minutes aftej"' the Jets tied Dallaii at Los Anuf-ki OBC- But E d '-‘Moose'-’ Kr.ause,. Detrtfi^ at t«re rn Huv Patriots Shofk pass . front*' Joe Namotn to Phitade}p}i]a at SI - George Sauer. Taylor's final TD PiltkbUrgh' Mionrikota US^D VEHICLES & EQUIPMENT^ was a l6-yarder in the last San Francisco at New Orleani U.S. GOVERNMENT SALE riod—which-Tclosed-wt—ihe AMrlcu-f«iU>sU-Lc^uL^lsJlU|_ iefs* scoring. ' Eau -----eV^SEALED-Bip -— TOTHE PUBM C-- w 1 1 pci. pf Pfl INSPEtTIONi NOVEMBe'k 17 thru NOVCMBEI 21, l«69 “ ■tin 23H :(.o Beiigals"25=14 Running baclc Warren McVca >.v» York i 0 4 4 ; ,S(K) rti :s4 EXCEPT SATUDDAY, SUNDAY » HOIIDAY I - scored on a two-yard run in the ' ' 214 BID OPENING: b!CEM3E!) V. 1969 ~ 10i30 A.M. 3 0 ,:oo ( !i CINCTNNATf (UPI) — The making good use of running ■thifd--quarter for. JCansas. CUy M um ". - . 1 r-3 !«■? ;■ ’ — SAWTOOTJj-MATIQNAfc T - t - r backs— NaTTTTj— mra^tnfffpnTT and kicker Jan Slenerud Boiton HAILEY 788-2219 W e «t played ball control the remain­ accounted for the Chiefs' other! w 1 ( pci. pf p * points with field gojils o f 21 and Knn.a. cuy 0 1 0 .!)oq 2’ f. U)4 der of the game to keep the • ' * 9 3/i-TON PICKLJPS 38 yards. Namatb connected H 1 1 •y«i Bengals at b;iy. • 2 c a r r y a l l s 4 i 1 414 :o5 *4th..X>£m-Maynard for a 10- 4 S <44 Nance piled up 125 net yards • TRAIL CYCLE ~ yard touchdown in the final 5»n 4 « 0 ,

O. J. StMPSON dives for extra yardage after catching a Miami Beliind ^ack-Kemp-pass- in the. ilcst quarfcj^ of Buffalo’s- game_with the M iam i Dolphins. Defending for Miami Is Frank Em- — m aniifl (5 (l).,0. .T. hart hh heat ,ilny as a protMslnnal as Ihe O/X 28-3 Bills took the game 28*3. (UPI telcfjhoto) b u ffalo. N.Y. (UPlJ-O.J. Simpson - caught touchdown passes of eight and 55 yards from Jack Kem p and returned Raiders Down”San the opening kickoff 73 yards Sunday as the Buffalo Bills took out tlieir fru.stratinns nn the Miami Dolphins, 28-3. DiegorOn Late Pass Simpson, playing his most impressing gam e as a profes- sional. caught three Kemp passes lor Si -yards and carried Wa.shingion. Rick Redman, Ijim onica, held in check by a the ball 21 times for another 72 Speedy Duncan and Jim Hill, begrudging San Diego defense. ards:______- 80-yard bomb- ti>r<,‘0ttltl--n0t— ^find— his !e personally gave-fhe Bills a speeey Warren Wells with.5:41 ‘ receiver on. the winning left to play Sunday to rally’ the throw.------slipwd,m — ------on.e«a^,and OakTrifd~Rtuaci-l 'R>“ a“ “2ine tmally locatcd" Wclls^ all alone pljiyS- hjt^Tetiirnlhg .Ihe opcnihgi^econds to po to-wipe out what at the San Diego 25. kickoff 73 ji^rds to the Miami appeared to be a certain victOrji -Dvef the Chargers and 2C. then catching tw o K e m p spoil Charlie Wallers’ coaching Sea Diego Oakland passes of 18 and 8 yards' for the debut. ■ 'Firti l \! touchdown. The scoring strike 'came a v.rfe* :35' minute xind 23 seconcft after R?Tum yavJ^ija. 3»i i;:3 FJrsf douTi* _T)cnnls P{y;teo Md hooted , 4^i;.Ku*ins j-pritnir third second half field' goaf lb » io>t . rrisVihB vara)»ed underdogs, a IS-14 lead Punl*i Dan— ronncr.'i irn ro rl 'D.llt i.amiiiilcil, rgsned. haras'^ed other touchdiiwn late in Y«rd. pri^i.itd and' embarrassed by the San ,|,p .second quarter, Conners' took the ball out of Willie Simpson picked up another Ira zier's hand.s at the San Kemp pass on the Miami 30 Diepo 2.') after ?>azier h^d' raced along the left sideline eaueht-a- passJrom-John, Hadl. !*» Small Partce booted field goals of ^ s c o r i n g 18, 31 and 14 yards inthe quarter, secondjhalf after Hadl took the Miami s. only score came on a Top 20 Ovargcr.': into scoring range ^ coijJdn’t quite make it. jKrem ser after 4;51 of the ------N S W -Y O R K (U P D -H o w the! Lamonica comoleted 15 of 29 ! . quarter to cut the Uniled~T^rc5S^ternJrtT0nirr'1(tp• pas.^sr^fof "2nT >*ard» and was Buffalo lead to 7-3. 20 small college football teams intercepted three times. Kemp hit ’Marirn BTr^e"f6r fared this weekend: | ______the second of his three TD 1. North n akdtn_SiatE ( fl-fl) ha.s 4MSSOS at 5:59 of the se, completed its season period, a 12-yarder that wi­ 5. Monfarta defeated South Bowling‘- O ' dened xh<^ BlUs’ lead to 14-3. Dakota State 58-0. MACIC HOWL The Bills turned’ a Mfamt 3. Delaware lost to Boston fumble into another touchdown - Universitv 30-14. turirf strikct crTfaTfd mtftaitn. »*-<.-nfttrr l2‘^3 "of the third period. 4, Colorado State" Rnokrr JRdgctSfln picked up the defeated Washburn 70-28. C I} *, i-.'i ('.ulurr(.uiurr smwrtiballSmnfrtsmnertioan i ball thattnat wasWBSWQs drOpIdroppeddroppeddrlraieJ bv ; ------f l . -.^Akroa-—-def«aUHl- >frd m.ir ^^y;M eiL-ury MorrTirgft^fBeMnrrTjrcftnhe Buffalo "T t !{ «r M ». 3-.. l our S» defeated . j ___ j im. a .i. Kentucky 21-18. Jerk?. 12. nnd returned Ir to the Miami 6. .New Mexico Highlands High individual women: Audrey 29. FivC plavS later. Bill Envart ______Cl • dived Irt f r i - -J t r c a i d ^ a n ^ ernande ual »«Tur», women: waoiie 23-19. Honatein, 4M^ men: Wayne McCandWria. SCOre. 161: high scratch f^am game. F A M‘*. 7. Arkansas- State defeated 674; bieh ha^cap team game. 4 Jerks. Tcxas-ArHngtorr 13-3r — — — '— ?^orihrBH~i:?r:alcIi-|^am ivrfei. CTnof Offi. lATT; high handicap team aeriea, Goof',. _ 8. Texas A&l defeated Sam n/f« 14/17 • I Bnvd • CofTfttet tied CurJ. Vfg, 3-3, Hou.ston State 2.?-21. - 'Lmdin Enu-iVatiw I,..'!'*'! fiill*. M«h« Ot»y, IBT: 9. Tampa defeated Northern E1V« Ktj. dtft.lcd Cow SlijM, 4-«: ti!" Indi’ulu*! P««rl Towin»i«J. Wo» . Jolly Dof-i, i”:. itKK. Mwlc Michigan 39-35. , Hich lnm», C *I..I» Tiwln. BorfI Lunch « ^ l« # 4«r: hl|)i handicap 10. Alcorn A&M defeated hl*h lnwler ttf Htauk — Oct. — Drt- defeated Middle Tennesste 27- Mika Ba>mua«pn picked the •pliL Ladiea Ifl pt. Laagu* 21. BO«1.U>ROME 13. Western. Carolina -defeated MJ’i defeated T b a^ d S er*, ’ t-12; Wa«b- WacwM’a CUtrtk UM^pa* Ivlewberfy 70-0. duts defeatetl Vallry't AlIi.'Sf^tA; ) Pioa yiafita dafaaied Uoon. M g defeaiad The ERK'a. 30-:«. iSefeatcd Dmnmlaa. Mf^VacMftiiiedwra 14. (tie) Concordia (Minn.) (9- High individual f m t . ICMren Halt; reata^J RatN|at«. »>1. .. . 0 ). has completed its season. high iMt^dtttl High tadlvidaat |chm. Mart* FeKcai...... ~TTigy"AhfteiiLr :Cliji:^tiait - to a " tn -TTlf-CoU il»ft«l»d P».pl Col#.’ - h ig-- h a------c ra ------Trinity (Tex.).tS-13. Slerltni ' J«~lry d«f«al«l 'Kotov w«i» gaaw. Min. ,•»: IG. Indiana (P a .) defeated W.fn»r-« drtleilfd Bril WhnltuI'. J«-M; •'W MriM. MitflU. IM ; Sanl-rMeMsdS a ^ M e i l s dOfir. l ______JWt; y r ***- MMIH—HH ^ Wilkes fM. ■ Un , Kl» » , -Northern - Anaonar—lost= to ^-rtlMr~Uitl*tdatl n m r , Homteui. JJI: ■ .Fresno State.17-19. KMidi t3m -ITO*. .!-Col», lillh B»nl«n BK>4. drfwlnT S*f*- defeated Pltt-slturg St 48-21. haoditap m a ttrirt, v^^cal*. J«»: UiSt acrateh■ team teriea. . yn-Co'a.------Hjj), Mfvlduail luili,. ,K m M raa'n . 19. Southwestern ^ OkJahpnja Starlit^ 'Jawlry Tr^plor LMgv»^ lU; Mtk indMdnfMTin, Jhg Sinclair defeated l:angst(in 56-0. Fin» Opaia dafc*U»d S^rklara.__ _ l-l: ______M « a r « ^...... tSt; hliIfk _____ - PaarU. defeated______SmeraMi.___ 2-7: * ' 20. Troy State deteated Chat­ ral« dafeaied Jadea, ♦-«i defea»*d .t«a« gaiMi K m u m B a m '. I«1: W*I i tanooga 31-6. Mate' S ^ ca . J-l; , .4i^ted. ^Mkap arrtM. Wawma JlJS: G« d Bi^a. J-I; slpf>h;r«i .itelBffd'li*^ aciXdi laam naHaa. RMim^ lM*r, to«a— —u:;;- niainftfwti— Atfrmtrd .HIS,------" ...... s TOP COffTEMDER VLcHiat Stce— . 4^. . . I _ . . Triv BowT. TTrttT«nvT,M-fffPi>-A-«pnk^ju[ -aar^ Oatg. I>1: Gtitfet - 1 - m an -fo r—the—Astro-Bhiebonuel ' OMla, 477; kigh bandieap team ' Bowl' saactiod' committee said gjim#. PIT* OpaU; 5*T; htth ha«dicap Sunday the University of,tram,___ aarka. sains oof f Pal*.'MU;^MgliPal*.'MU: Mu 1?t| _ jlx- iCTa^ch *»*m •errea; Sirtfif d Pala, 1M4. ant*, ftvwftet Houston, now hiiig ft 40: lii^ tumjir t l«MB .iMRVi game winning itreak, is a top Waibkri Moria^4efM5?yiri‘a AHgik- ■ “ ra. f t i : Wa* ac^td/’fMm Ctwrtendcr^ fbr- host. - teami_ _ - *-hononf------ra«Jt. Wasirm--- ^,------Maaie Meat ‘ ** ii< " eertW kTB*rl|M ,lw^im ;/M |* kudka> .Onmler^ >^1; ‘ Viih ittUtKtome I4ew Yearns ^ e ie rr dclUfed oda'Ba'lf C«uC - . E v e, . r I m M c M Caf% 4MI: ' •Mond'e(V'>-Nov. 17,-796V", :___ !__ ___1_L__I " ____ i______

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always taked'your stories a^ut got you and Mmda to ■ ■' ■■■^T.nrc wt>rp lie “w U H a grain onatfrHlTf-par^ic— ••ThoipraytrwostJilkEJieFTvasfc ipungeitljian^'lieir Victims thp late. Wal Sims. Hal-w asj-a— Helen Siobei Smith would.be the great believer In the.'tftnKfftTT" WHAT’IS' k housewife m»st in?’’ - ‘ ' n ’ greatest woman bridge player nothing’ school. A typical Hal ipt to discard during spring eUSTOMER SERVICE. Q. as long as she appeared at. the Sims .slgm w (« one spader*''' cleaning? Her old shoes, the "How many baseballs doss a thble. Then she cam e back from .spades.' Helen felt the. shme junk men say . . . ONE OUT major league team use in a . retirement Minda wnv Shh must have tnadejnore O f EVERV third snapshot pic- season?".. unbelievable games and slam s" :ntures a=chlltl . . . T H t GASO- . . ■ Q. NORTH 17 ■than anyone by leaving the sci» LINE COMPANIES have come the most .i ence to othei^s and trusting her up with an odd firuJing. Namely, Texas, right? A, Still. I»n t * 3 tahle judgment...... -liien usually fill the car believe Texas fver did claim V J 765iS "Another thing about her tank until It’s below the quarter that distinction, did ^it? si^ ♦ J843? level, but women generally fUl''states haye more milliona res ■ *54 gam e was that shc-did not fear crilicI?tTi. It one of her stabs -it just below the half- . . , EN- than Texas. Athletic young lad- t A & r WEST_ went wront. ,sh,e would simply ROLLED at Oklahoma State ies with exceptionally fine tig- A 'A 8 75 A i 2 . try again laior. Usually she ov-_ ' University Is a lad named Brick ureh-are what.: Texas 1m s t h e ,«K.Q 4 i o a a r -______prhiri hitt-rvn tntlay'j'^aftttf'^a Wall . . . I tX)N’T BELIEVE most of, anyway, not milllon- ‘y V 'io'T'S' - f i J U went the othero| h e way. Y o t r r e ~anjatK^r yet-hayftaire^ — X f s z + A 10 9 8 member it, don’t you?” murderers on the averse tend TALL AFTO SHORT — .... s o i r r a x D X - -J 4m > "1 suFe-do,-Againtt-ui to ie about seven yearsyounger are the divorce rates higher, * K Q J l ( f 9 6 North kept the bidding alive a tfiiirtReiFVrehtfis:'^— ------_ oirls? No big mystery, writes V A 2 second-tim e with two no-trump , a Roanoke reader. “Short girls, and South jumped to four ♦ A fart in love with m ore than one usually being pretty little things, spades. Down one!" person at a time? That is the husbands, easily, so — -w<)uld -havc-rftm ir ^t-\V^est'wlnerabI« T]tiestion -a ...feminine-client— — rnarry— yomiW;— before West North .S?"* the same, My two-club opeping pu rtou n r Love-iind "War man-. tfi5vTe''WKB-enouRh to mako— was, artificial and forcing, and 2 * So he has'started a file on the the right choices. t S i I girls have Helen just decided to gamble Pass Pass matter. First entry quotes Dr. ^^iien they that there was no gam e.” Pass • Pass Pass J. Richard Undry of the Univer- d marry, they marry betfer sity of North Carolina. A man Opening lead—V IO C A R D S E N S E Jn. love tends to cut other ties. - p l e a SE LOOJK closely, this but a woman doesn't, the doctor ,ricky. What’s lost In the sea ■BrachmaiTana llre^Jacobys -in says. In other words, rarely j, jetsam, what's found in the Q—The bidding hoa bccrT: the Life Wasters Mixed Team does a man love m ore than one jgg 1^ flotsam. At some time West North East South o f 1968. 1 saw fier results when 'wom an at a time, but-it- 4s-rela--],j--f),e—jntgrim H t-ceases—ta -ie — she plaved with yoii and I must tively common for a woman to jetsam and becomes flotsam, Pass IV , Paja 2 A a^ree there has never been a love two men at once. g„t precisely when?" So in- worfian player like her. Why P a s s 3 4> P “ s s 7 j-JtF-S.S-hinrrHrNr. thrills oulres a customer. He has me don’t you take the, rest’ of the ~~yBti;~15guth;~hpMr^ AAK8T6 VA2 * A K 7 5 < me quite so much," writes s t u m p e d . colum n and the rest of the week, What do you do now? l a d y o f 46 years, "as the fact RAPID, REPLY; Certainly, to tell our readers about her?" A —Bid tour no-trump. It that the. drilling still stops when the Mr. (lassman who runs a H^^l^ii wd.> G oren Kood T walk past a construction flte." filling station in Traverse City, W hatever tutns you ort. honey -Mir.h , qirnlifips ff|r the Proper r WBIL GIVE ^ JU&TEITLL______Pl»Y_ W . . , OKAV. I Gt/E&S . . . "THE ACTION ACADEMY” Job Club. Certainly, certainly. opponent, she was al.so a dear SUITAft.ORVK.V"SUlrAft.ORVK.yW ■ I PA BEST WAV TO 'VDUABANaUBT 1 was what NBC-TV called its six- ■ Your questions and com m ents friend. After marrying Stan TODAY’S QUESTION TKV TH' TU#A1^ -FIND OUT IF I HAS’ th' native? wont J TALENT » TO TKV IT! BVER F O fs e t r * , weeks’ school for western act­ arcs- welcom ed and will be used S m it h in 1966. she retired from your partner bid.s five clubs M K E l ■' ors. Am ong the courses in this wherever pojjslble In "CheckhiR play for over two years. When to shqw no aces. What do you t H A T S ■ educational enterprise were Up.” Please address your mail she wanted to play in another do now? m i g h t v "Sem inar In Falling off Cliffs" to L. M. Boyd, In care oCJliQ., “ tournam entr-sho- called ine. besi^ IMJUfiHTX , •hd-^Elem entary-Street-Brawl- Timesi-Ncws».. cause Charley was to ta lly r e - Answer next issu* o m .

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Out Our Way Answer to Previous P u iiU 'Romeo and Juliet' I'M SLIRE I CAM ^ At«w/, I'M TO O AAUCH W O T X A E -r p B E L O O K -N uwEjjPAurroP OF A PESSIM IST FOR IM' F O R W A R D s o S4JOVJ CLEA>JlkJ^ THAT/ |W£»T£AP OF M UCH TO MAKlKf I H ACROSS 46 Whitehead's W O R W ) Kl LOOKit4f LO O fT-rP 0 & - O V C « - riRht line T E R J F VOU TO MAXIM* TH‘ M£XJEV; COME WmH P lS- Is the------_XphiIos.)._ /StUVSl-L 3 0 XC? BE tV D R R V lW APPO iU TM E W T IF Alley OoD n j v j r m A»C>UT WHAT I‘C> THe pooPEP 4 Juliet's 47 Departer OtXXIBBE VlX?! THEN WEAR 'EM HAVE TO C O T O OJT Okl ACCOUyiJOF OKAY/ A U . VOU GUVS G O TfA ...MOW EVERYBOCV SEE.l DONT MINP foinily nam<} 49 Hawaiinn TV4' B APG E,O O P. EUJT MDU'RE MOOVIAN-/ WITH PRIPB..,-A*J' EARKi r r / WO S U O W / 1 c a w t CVE»?yBOtVlS PC IS HMD A CAVE WITH , LINE UP FOR VOUR. 11 Before veRctable PO WE M AFTA W E A R KIPCr/-KORM6R 6 M I L 6 1 R i S K f T ^ ' A A -MATCHIMG NUMBER AMP OFFlOAL BAPGE 12 Of animal 50 Romeo's N U M B E R THA'S YOUR FRANCHISE A M D HAT/ THESE MATS? OPERATORS NOU^ \ structure LO C A TlO N i family name NOW.QOPf 14 Brief story 54 Small 16 Ardor pedes t^ ------Ih wewr^ a&sistiint character 10 D iarntical 36 It exisb» 19 Fcminin« . 57 Pojuins away m a r k ( c o n lr ) oppelUtion 58 Through 3.1 H o v e l 40 linKijiht (ah^ j r j ___ _ A l J L i r v t - s t ______!3 ~CompTolen^ e xa m p le ------*4^ "lT T ilB tm j t®" ■■ 26 Labor group 1.O c e a n 17 Negative vote ta5te (ob.) 2 Fooled vas* 20 Circum (ab.) i3 G r c c k ^ _ 27 Cily In 3 Bom 21 M argarine aAtu>mhly ' ' O k lk K m m " ~>4 MtMiUu u j u J y --93-U " a s p u i 5 t^ositiv« 24W6\i?hl ... sounds - ‘aoacdvciieUUa electrode , dedtictiofi 4.^ ConstellatioQ y IW Vt mx, T.M. ut. o«. piKment 6

6 2 F o r P o l 33 69 f<»eo« 34 ei* 64 A - 35 T h » . 6 b H c o r t 't s r nr CIMIHI 26 W ory 66 Dtirm 37 C o o r o ^ 67 Wtll-tMMna i^enrTAitus KmrrV Drafc* M Aplomb HOK 21 ar S T S l a C C 39 Sk.e« / j U N f » 69 Suoo*t»«j’ Dec. 3# 40 Younov 70Y o7 « but X WHO KNOW5 SWEET- M eaiw h iie„ WE HAVE LOST AM MVAUMte t-S5*50 41 To . 3- SOOHCE OF INFORMATKJM M . >-75-79^ 43 FoTkg 73 ln«.nuptiSU ‘ WHAT -i HEART?..CHECKS AWDE 43 W # o r 73 Info tXJVOO \OUT TO DR. KWeON CQMEOM, boss! I.TOOtC THAT RESBARO^ lABOtWTDR/ CAMCVK CATftlCOItN Lefty'S a»aosrrr 44 Your 74 Todoy HASBEEN aroused EXPECT TO 1A MOSCOW BANtf, CAKE OF KANE LIKE >00 6 e r o u r n fm £ v m come '45 75 M ««t MC. « ^ OROEREP/ HOW I COTTA .tieneMAo/xtmifMneyov ' *6 B«cQm» 76 Whwi BVAtOCKERPESK -*7 And 77 l/npfoctksi IN VyMIPPlEKME" HAVE TRAVEL------s m r A » r t ^ t < 78 SetwnM 12.16-40-49^ IfBRARY^. DSK 79 ft.tty, 45^ r ^ 81 Upon~ 32Toe 87 AcT«on • rtscis 2 8 Op0OM««^ 5» T o d a / saH oAdie H 9. I f ' : 59 fitioht:;— - B 9 A « d _____ 50 D ev M T h on 90Ho|)pir«m 17 I / I t Overthe Counter • ,;'U 'QooUtlan* (lom'NASD ar-mViellP in«<r*. Ptoetoes^iiions ' Bid Affced Stocks By UbIM ^ rtM ______l^ivestock FU TU R E S B U Asked In v e sfm g r < M4ad a»>U I U>UtU tS-atioi . The .following quotatbns are Albtttsoh’ * ll>.12'y4 10.62V4 -^-77—N5W z:Y^ ailCAOO (UPI)—J.lreitock Mond«y. . Fuming - -M irovld ■EggWrO t r — ' 14.75 ■ JROGEltJE. SPEAR tend tax s«Uifig and., concetai PllntkoteC ------!SEm Jeff.- F trsf Std. CorpJirj). - ierMO — kM — M 3 ;~ I.>4, Fairly, todve. No.' :-3 200-230 Itx. 27.00. ____OVeE^Ugfct e redlt cgmittiinBJtgpt VMC.^*p-'-.W — — Maine Potatoes. First Se:oo,.,hgad inrtrrt Nft.- H ipo- FdFalrS • ' It* 3aVi - i340 lb. .2iM i6.7ir' N o/ 2-1 3J-35 lb, -Waj^ .... »:4S- 3:4(>- H 5- - + ; f » Garrett's "2ff:5(r" 30.50 his Jiuslness. Oar entire savings should eventually pay .bl|t divl- for the filth consecutive day In FordMt 3.40 30ft 44- 4X « 5 — JtUoyTob 4i^ 49 ' . l U ’ KO lb. }^.00.3d.:4: No. 3-3 330-2S0 Ib, Idaho Potatoes . Ida Pow 4% -Pfd -56.00 . 59.00 jpof-MfV-... Oft ...... n ,m/. IV 30V4 -1 0 ^ — 8 M.?0*M.00; No. 3-4 200-Kfl-lb. 33.00-25.50; are invested Intone stbjclc be­ dends. Patience, however, wUt ~ W0dftr4l«“ turrioWfT p 3 li 5 - 2 ^ ' May. ■ 5.36 5.31, :5.33 — .02 InterMtn Gas 9.12V4 9.82i4 cause_____ he- _ ____ does not believe'____ . In. be l^ulred: A modification Ol;. Among the most active issues Frueh' • J.70 35 j:> % 4 i^ Robthaw .70 2S lower. mod«rately acilve. Np^*n2S^ [son-Knikdsen 18.35——iftr25~ keeplng~money-lfr-the-bank-ia fwr-pouhd -^bulk-ln-flber-boxaO “ International o ff 1%. AM K GnAOil .60«' . I t ,(! 50 lower. Cowa fully ateady. Dulls 50 6S)i. Surety Lifr - " 4.78 5.25 This would be only a small per- tlgatlons now under wayon food . lower, and Phillips Petroleum Gn Elec 2fia SU'UH Ci— S tR .tll l.<0 ' “H higher: -Prim e 1300-4430 lb. -ilaugKter GnFood* 1.60 JlMTi »4 M - -Saoderi. .30 Kieera 10.35-3».75; high choice and pnmo «enta'ge-ot--our holdli ” ___ '* 4i^itiv^ — -cyclamates, monoit- off>X.- ______Gen Hoi^Cp 4i^» , m i' jTji— ...... 9.75-39.35! choice choice (&■78.75-39.35; ■'.300 I have [sodium glutamate and, so forth Geh ln » lr T ¥ “ M J7------3 S « - a..-gaod-__ rnflnager,EDBllHSS:!:__ am_____ i __Kiuuiiimre Poiht-pIUs- losers less T| 19 TXS~ • 91 lb. .37.‘a-28;75: good anH thoie* T T .il- GenMilU .U Schnley 1.40 30 34 37.35; a t a n d a n l a n d lo w go o d 23.00-2«.23: no quarrels with, his investing, [—-early approval seemsiuiliKe^ active turribver included GnMoC . «a 3 4 « « MJ4 Schering .10 08 S6H SSH h igh ch o ic e an d p rim e COO • lOiO th. IVegro Congressmen Voice But how can I get him ta jju tily .____’ ■Fairchild Camera 3, National >1 i<»; 3i« fiSchlum j.40 34 103}; lOOU 1 laid •laughter helfera 37.50-3^,00; choice 82S> aside this small amount?—M.W. XUass. ^ ‘ sCMCp -fiOg- >137 3Tt4 ■ n iv T050— lb":— Jg.TS-37.50; gZSWS an d. choice The company’s five bullf cargp 6. EG&G and Lockhe^ IV4- 36.00-17.00; g o o d 34.79 - 26.00; u t{liiy an d A — If you can speak to your vessels continue to provide.^ a, M IMi 239 7l(? « « e»5i—1^ c o m m e r c ia l c o w e Ifi.OO-Tii.SO; ca n n e r a n d . 53 31 sizable percentage o( total rev- The Air F6 , immediately, evea if the war I have no stomach. are warranted. roid.'Itek Corp., International Greyhd Cp Dec. 28.85 28.70 23.82 — .93 Court, and the relatively low should end. Q — You recommend Alpine (To order Roger Spear's 48- TelenhonQ^ jmd A m eflcin 'I cIjF O m m m aiT—1 -----20t07—38i95—3947----- m lp rfo rity...which—they— feel the 111 .4CVi 48'.. Rep. Robert N.C. NIX. D-Pa., Geophysical as a long - range pttBB”GnldemrSncces5fnt-lnvtesti— phone. 904 64^ 64 Juno. '29.42 29.35 29.42 — .15 administration ^ ------•—has givfcn *-to Aug.- - 29.70 -20.55-J9.70 — .10 programs o f domes_tig _ sqc'tfj^ called the Vietnam- wac - "the speculation, I have lOO shares ins (recently revJjwdjindJh Its „ at an average-of 23. Should I 80 43 4'M reform. most dangerous thing America' irar prtnlini;)7“sihd-Jl Wlth- 1 P.M . PRICES H a m m P a p T 6 ‘ 37H 3TH buy additional shares now that H ern i Int I Their critical reaction to the has ever faced," because of the name and address to Roger E. NEW YORK STOCK EXCIUNGE HcclaMn 70 3? Z] jSli NEW VORK EGGS Republican administration may divisions It has caused at home. It Is lower or build up m y hold­ NEW YORK (UPD—Selectfd aiocki on NEW YORK (UP!) ~ (USDA>--EBg Spear, (care of this newspaper), Hi rcul I 20b be influenced by the fact that Mrs. Chisholm said many ings in Executone? I can Invest th4 New York Stock Exchangfl. Hurthy J.O 4 15*VS 1S7 larkct Monday: orfertng* _»horf. D«-- Box 1618, Grand Central Station, SaleB(hdi) lllith Low Lait Chg. Heubl«in .fU) !)k>------p . ■ » « . 36 lb.) white 50-31; brown to<} in Washington even “I hope our government Is All' Ch 1.30 IM 3S*i » ‘/4 2»H + l i 08 13H 13W ... lew to rcpiirL 7r“ they°^clongca - m - t AlUvdSt I 40 31 31% 33H M H + U Idaho P 160 21 31|I S'H 3M{-.i/. Standard* (Mlh. 60 per cer*t B. avg. A im Chaim 33 27 36^4 2CT.- U IdenlDasic k - K'4 lb.) 53. ------party.as President Nixon. The dealing with a new breed of "...S a v in g at First Federal Alcoa ■ ■ 150 33 'T3Ti Tjr.; T3?J— HllIICcnTn T.U other two were not available. veterans with new attitudes,” Am ({■> .07b 59 >7Vi M U IlUnPower J 319 35V4 34*. 35»^*— U Imperiol Cp . Negroes comprise an even she said. seems so certain compared to Amliranai 2 ” 12; r . . s____ n %'. afx.i. .. , 4»tA-rp J 4f1 , smaller minority in Congress The black congressional cau ADrCbt 1.60 34 57 . 56 56 — P, 7* 42^ i\\L' 4li;~ th a n In the country. Although cus Is headed b j’ Rep. Charles Am Can 2.30 53 4SVi 46 ’ 49l'i+ \i T R W Ine t Pmfesstinla. other investments." AmCyon IVi J55 30H H 30CFOJt .50H about 10 per cent of the -C;. p iggg p .MIeh. AmElec 1.64 455 '30X1 30 30'< nation's population Is black, The caucus Serves as a Am Export 133 25V •*-26 2£Vi ... S3 V. Ji^'z U A L Tne I <1S1 13H -31T4 3 3 ^ ^ coordinating body on Issues of A Moms 1.^0 «3 6«‘H 65U 65V i- H .137 4 'S 41U 4l*4-f j i UnCarbide 3 3ftl 40H 40U 40U— « Speaker At only 2 per cent of the House AmllOiS .23 J06 43^.M 4:t5 42^+ >li 330 41U 40tS 4Wa+. ( i Un Elee UOf »3 j«K m - \ and 1 per cent of the Senate is special concern to the black A M F .(to 37 3 *i 21V4 ... 319 68« d7a 67?4-^ Unocal l.ftO JIT 45^ 43 •“ ‘ community. It Is not a highljt A\niTCr-r4^'' -- ^>0.7 ^ -73H— •VnPae Cp 1- black.______' Amt-r Motor 333 ■iii.i 11 — U Uniroyal .70 Even so, the presTnl orpTnTxea^bOdy, and meets-DTiljr Am NtCai 3 404 33!i 33 33»'i~ 31 33 + W U A Irc r 1.80 rnngeiWeet^ on central Issues, Conyers said. APhoio .:3b 7s 13 i:»4 ':i‘i ... 4 145^^1 C •strength In (he Hou.se represeijt.s "Fred says we always know UnCorp .70b • The only black House mem­ A Smijl 1.90 203 33>4 3244 13^i~ «4 6144 61^ UnFrult 140 BLISS — Dr. Harold Heady, a gain of 50 per cent over the Am Stand I 44 35H 34*1 34»i— USGypm 3e last Congress. And the Impact ber who refused, to associate ouir money is growing at a ■'yn US tndtt .49 professor of range manage- himself with the caucus Is Re| yU ment. l/nlversitv of California, of this small but significant US Smelt la Jintlnfy hlnr. hns been increased He steady rate in savings.'' .USSieeU-1.4a. Berkeley, presented i5 TTnvc= ' as a pa rt of Ampex Cp J9I 46% 454 U S T ob C o 1 logue o f hiS'^itflOTiTtrlps to for- by _4iio—formation—Qt_a_JE 33l„ 30 what, he ciills tHe black A narda 1-90 Kanr.E J 3« 20^33:' "" Un Utn .*% ciRn countries during the past caucus. 1 «n * •>! * " ■- IfafttU ' ‘ twrrr •Rep. Shirley Chisholm, Dr. movements A rm i Ck , SO 35 W i34t,—. VlCp ijfiO several at Uie iiiMClng A ^ l 0(1 1.30 hPL 1.60 nf thft RHsq Granite No. 165 TTVT. Am«fl£a-5 -ftrs trtarle- — Daw aan ■ l» ■^«T7S-“ I5 rDTlgrnsswoman s a i d " :ber-t>f-lheHfiousev-and* has- AttRichrid 3 J5« VtV4 06X4 9*1,1 + H i Varlan Ai»o 133 33H 33H 33H4- H Dr. Heady’s travelogue in­ her NegroNc_ colleagues In the been a member since 1942. He Alla# Corp 81 5 4H 4!; ... VendoCo 60 cludes slides of East Africa, AvcoCp 1.30 3 i’-i i3«,4 VlotorCC .50 House are-p tin iM ily j irned Is chairman of the House Avneilnc .40 102 JiV, Uli 13HK U KlddeW 3^1 VaEleo ).L) 80 23^ 2^ 3 5 ^ \i Saudi Arabia, Australia ‘^about domestic ’ problems and Government Operations Com- KtmbCl 3.20 New Zealand. BabftW 1)6 134* 33^ 33vi. 33H ... K.L M 3.4ib 7 57 W U Walgreen T " o ' 3TvT *4 feel that Nixon is giving | mittee. DangrP .60g 33 2144 11 21 — W Hopper 1 W X4 41>i 4iH Waah W 1,21 30 12 IW a H Frank Cutrlght, agrlclilture inadequate attention to them Bath Induit 24 33V^ 33 33 — U Kraftco 1.70 W itA L .Mh 16 34U _ 34 BeatFoodi I 40V«. 40:^ U KrefcgeS .40 W*»*f»e ----- *4—4^ fiommitlee chairman, read-, an “A definite commitment BeechA .75g lOTi 1«V4 '-^^Vp... K roger !.30 WUnlon 1.40 article concerning small family should be made to take care o f Bell&HU .60 5S CTt't-f ■ W eit El l.IO farms. Waterfowl Bendix 1.60 3«H 3W I— \ . Lear Sle .50 W itrac 3.05 the most important product of Benguct Ine 14 ■ + 4 I Lfh V .I Tnd , Weyerhai A wild game potluck supper this countrji . . . human resour- U .Lchin_-.i.fiib_- » -WHal-PlH.__ -heW-preee4 62 Boetng I 30. 33Ti 3J 33 — W LlbbyMc N1 25 9 White Mot 3 and businc.ss meeting. grew up in the Bedford- Hunt Hours 73«4 4,1 Ligg My 33 WklcfiCp •. 38 40 3rt.i i; Stuyvesaiit ghetto of Brooklyn 23 >4 2H./, 2 iH + V* \ UngTm I 53 3»U WlnnDx 1 ff 3*!4 «; 2Si^^ l.iMnfn 3‘i 3M 53 Wootwh ).20 T? 40‘ 4 40*; 40*4— s which ?.lio now represents in The following are the legal H lT.fvckhd 1 30 811 3’H Conuresa. ___ hunting hours for migratory ~ n r Bourns Inc —TTT*---- i 44.J 4>>1— '4 BrigfS I 40« LoneSO 1 '1 z!03 30 JM 3»w m l M — H D-Ohio, also attacked the Butte. Camas, Blaine, Gooding. B ritM y 1.30 Lou Kath 4a U 0!*d administration's priorities. Lincoln, Minidoka. Jerome, BmShoe IH Lucky Sr .80 13 30«4 Arrested On Lukeni SU 1 7 38W AMERICAN VrOCK EXCHANGE Something Is drastically Twin Falls and Cassia coun LyketY .30b X36 15^ NEW YORK (UPD-Selected etockf on tha American Stock Exchange. wrong„ when a nation can set Ues. «M .M > ------S*T«ipia4rHI|tr~Dwr-Ciir'Cl»fr Narcotics^Count-^ foot—on -»h e—moon—and—cannot — One—houi"— shouM—bo—«dded «0 39 M a d F 3.71b *3r'! ^5fla------g I6»/^ Iffi/.— U put shoes on all Its citizens." he during daylight saving time. 15A 153U Magnav 1.20 15T 10 14K --- ~PC3~^EliAb, Nev. (UPl;»-~ 3a.g._tah l«-la ha.yrl on sunrise. Mar on J.60 .15b 34 34H silldT Camp S I 10 87 36 35 35 -*1 Marcbrinc I 170 X50 31 Sheriff’s deputies came across Rep. Augustus F. Hawkins, meaning the legal opening time CxnPaa SJO .10 70 MarMid l.< their youngest narcotics suspect D-Calif., said it’s hard to be each day will be 30 minutes —— jt5 ■MgrthF this, weekend when they arrested CarrterC .60 . J8 40Ti 4040V4 4f>l4 ’ Mart Mr 1.10 j i si\ - 1 ; sure just where the Nixon prior to the time listed. CaseiJi) Co 4 15 . •'15' 15 - t/ Maxtpy F r “iiTK nn— K a 9-year-oId boy along with sev^ administration really stands on Nov. 1« 7:S3 S:I2 Dee. H «;0S S;06 CaterTr 1.30 43T4— H May DS 1 60 M U 30V4— 14 en other Juveniles and three 50^,^ urgent domestic prob- N o v . 10 7:.-U S r II D ec. 33 S :0 « 5:00 Celancie 1 63«.i 63H— 1V4 McCrl)?^! 20 J7 IT - 14 N o v . 20 7 :3 * S ilO D e c . 23 S ;0 « 5:07 CenSoya 80 McDonD adults. ' lems. Nov. 21 7:37*7(11) D*e. 34 s;0«3:0« Deputies booked R oy Bollin- For example, ho said, while Nov. 22 7:J» 5:08 D.C. 2S S:0« 5:08 30^ T ^r:' 19, Terry Trent, 18 and Nov. J.1 7:3» S:0« , Dec. 2« » : M 3:09 vrtrr-p idtTit- Spiro ■ ~T . Agnow ‘ I T im. 3< 7 . « a S. - Mrmorex Oh' narcotic MaS-girVing Southern governors N o v. 23 7:42 f;0 7 Dac 2Jfl:075:TO ChmSpI 1.30 36 381 Merck 146a 53 1 Dec. 30 8:075:11 ChaieM 1 iO S3«^ S3< M O M ,60|| 3* r« ^ »H » « - U one version' of~tlte' IjfdttftnlstrB- T54ic."-50‘«rtrr5?i3 5S U MldSoUl 8 O fficers said Trent, Nylor and O n Ohio 4 76 33V4 23‘/4 33^ 1 M<4 34 34 — H tion’s policy on-school integi«- K o v . h 7:45 5:05 D «e. 31 &;07 5:13 Chrysler 3 3|Ti 38 *1 M M M 1 «0 73 117«4 the- juveniles were arrested at tion, the Secretary o f Health, Nov. 29 2:46 5:05 Jan. I i:IOS:l3 Cm Gai 1 40 2iV, ?5U- Minn PL 3.20 14- 20Vi IW i j9 H r - a residence where a "pol" party N ov. 140 7:47 5:05 Ja n . 3" t : l 0 5 : M C IT Fin 1.80 38 H Mo pRC A S 11 70U 70 T o ­ Education and W elfare, Robert Dec. 1 7:49 5:04 J a n . 3 8:10 3:14 CItica Sv 3 MobOl 3 20a ns 01^ 80^ Sl^-«. was under way. One "ht the juve­ Finch, wasr telling Northern D ec. 2 7:50 5 :M Jan . 4 8:1 0 5 :1 5 CleveEl 2 04 Mon«an 1.80 CIS 40V4 3944— niles was a I2-year-old and three D ec. 3- 7:51 5:04 J a n . 5 8:1 0 5 :1 0 CoctCol 1.33 Motorola 1 170 144U l o 143 — liberals just the opposite. were 13 years old. Dec. 4 7:52 5:03 J a n . 6 8:1 0 9 :1 7 ColfBte 1.20 MtStTel 1.^ Harlem’s veteran Rep. Adam Dec. 5 7:53 5:03 .Jan. 7 8:09 5:18 Co* 1 ins R 90 53 W i? MurpCo 1J0 jJ,S!i58: Clayton Powell said the Nbton D ec. fl 7:54 5:03 . Jan . H 8:00 5:19 Collntit 1 60 43‘^ 42H~ U Doc. 7 7:55 5:0,'» J a n . • 8:09 5:30 C B H » 40 i l l i i OUTPUT DOWN admlnrrtration has not made D ec.# T:5ffyTD3 msioo-sr^ Col G ii 160 «7 S014 one inch of progress since It D ec. 0 7:541 5r03 Jan . I I 8:08 8:31 Com.'Jo'T -40 IM m 1«1 HI BOISE (U PI)—Total milk pro­ D ec. 10 7:57 5:0J Jan 13 8:08 S:33 Com Zd 3-30 itH i«j. has been in office. duction In Idaho during Septem­ Dac. It 7:58 5:03 J a n ' 13 8J08 5134 No "feinrig markef'^with an- Com Sxt Cp "As a matter of fact. I didn't J a n . 14 8:07 5:38 ConiPd 7 M ber was estimated (n a federal- t>ac. la 7:59 5r03 ..D ac, .13 (1:00 5:03 J a n . 15 8:07 5:37 ConiFd MO state report today at 117 mil­ think It could m ove backwards D6 C. 14 S 01 5:03 J a n . 19 8:08 5^38 investment at Fi»t Federal ContNO I 7« lion pounds or two million few­ as fast as it has," he added. J g n . 17 8:08 8 t90 ConiPw 1.90 Dec. 15 8:01 S;04 Cont Air 50 er than a year ago. ______> Rep, William (BiHy>.CUy, P- D ec. 30 S:05 5:05 Jan . 18 8i0S9:31 3.30 ConMot .}6h ~C« Crti jimmtinist Leader Envisions YOUR INVESTMENT eams4nterest- -gQmftmmrti?ji-.SP.miannually,with

ntin A m prlran ft^ savings deposited by the 10th of B o w lin g ‘jBach month, earning full UlWest Ibc. United. States was "Y es. •j’cs, Czechdslovskla Is from the first. Savings grow rapidly, Dana the collection of original, a miniscule probldm. Vietnam (UPO Dan In t • D’i defeated Wu» Beetia. 5*T: K T e handwritten manuscripts OT 15~th» rual-thnru. in the fle sh DavcoC 1 14 "After all. Chairman Mao and defeated Hangorere. 3-1; Tha LB'i de­ Walt Whitfnan in the Library of the world. There have been few n a v P i.f ' feated The Odd Couplet. 3-1; Telephona Ho Chi Mlnh were poets," D M ri* 4 C o 1 Ana«rertng senHca defeated Woodpeckare.' Congress," Neruda said. wars in history so unpppular- ii cotnforting thought in periods of r>H Mnt I ’ 0 3*%i— u observed poet Pablo. Neruda, 3-L; B o l^ v lk a defealed Odd Balia. 3-1: ‘’That''s some library!" he ■large nation attacking; a small Dt'finion ,60 Pac C ai 4^W*a defeatad PMieadf, Scrnba presisidentlal candidate of Chile’s DrtKdli 1 ^0 Pacr.tC l.fiO apHt Huatfera. M . marvelled. "I was truly moved one. It has' polrfrlned public falling markets. DiaQim 1.40 22«4 3 'H M PacPet .35b H l ^ bidiyidttal game, men; Jai ComimmunUt party. opinion In the United SUtes, Difbnld 4Jlff 3! a’ *i S/'-Si • ’■*<^1 PacPwr I.2S to see behind a screen in the Knox. 3 :3 ; women: Carol LooUn 'N eru da. 65, haileH4-3S Panhdl ).60 ecfateli r*tfm Oi aa< ^,4a-r— -- r Janguage_poett_ilispuics-lcadet: •in— the— H eart)— pri nted— by­ andTfomej giHisiiUbhava united Dr««*er 1.40 PewCatl 34 d 8*wt,r. KI"I. »«: hl(h mteS ^‘'‘Pship of a■ prdjected " popular republican . soldiers , io an against the government's roII- Duk«P 1.49 33« 3ni 3n<— Q Peni>«r JC I . M rfei. Tafepfcaoa • ABnrariag Sar> unity"' slate with four' other cy. This could Influence posi­ DttPofK 3M* PennDlK .6* abandoned ipill at*, the front ▼foe. 1»54; high handkaa taam »ari^. leftist candidates for the DuqneL !.»• PennPL 1 ca Teleptee* Anawartaf Sat^elea, 3303. during the Spanish Civil War. tively our future relations.” D>tiamC .40 Pflrer ].4#a Cl'een^ pay.pkM DaVa AAdraw^ September, 1970. election. T h e y , threw the bloody, white Neruda secs this panorama of PhelpD 3 :» picked, >-4.7. .. Jait gftfllf T -----TV;IV% -n^-«"fiU-* 74Tt PhiiaSl—V In an Interview, he ruminated tunic of a dead M oor and a Latin America:. Philip M or, 1 44 n n Bralar-Saarclad dafaatad LM-Kaeeli. 4 4 ; on the nature - r r ' t[taptured— mrnnq.iic»ar. .'ntinna. “The continent, is so fed up PhilPet 1.3<» 73T Jg Roaa-Vlclrera daf«itod Banahart-Harktoa. government. list) flag Into the pulp. It made with its last name, which is i lT E I Plllibrf l.M i> s»H 3-1; Bankhaad-Bright dalaatad MeMordUiK "c555^i5SFXSiua^ 3444 344 34V>. tL Po!art04r I3f JM. i J; ¥ l iUt_wQuldJ}ft_njuIttj)«^...on- a beautiful paper. Only- 500 ‘under development,’ that it is PPCtii4-1J« r n iiT V Z ;, Barilaa-EAjfrHifatad 90PP^ 3«H W W 4- .V{ Earl, 1.1.- ly the first step.toward statlsm, were printed arid-tmly-five-or about to -burst. NatlonaUxatkins ProcAO 3.60 Hlgfi bidfvUraaV g m . tte d g Braley. 3f7; m m v Caerta K*rM ^ward collectivism, toward the six exist today. are now possible, practical, M I; high mdhrldual awUaa. w o a ^ : )Sin socialist sute...there would be Neruda is a shambling, husky fundamental. They, are, a Braler. S34: m «« VteWra. W hit manifesution of sovereignty. tcratch natlonaliTiitinn^, iJitin,, A p ie rlc i man wUh a gravelly voice and lii^ W d i^ sta a « ta««. Bfulay^to** ic :nolwity« W W ttlua hMa Uw Tight-tp-eftw fried, 634^ Mgh aeratck taam aariaa, the natlonaUzatiOns started by ■Loothei^ nation, Koae.Vk_katy.> fclgli ba»dicaip taaaa wears a 'tweedled sportcoat On properties in an Mexica.jwith p6tndeum in. 1938. the.^desk as he spoke was a This spirit for natlonaliiatioa 1 Ckt Mtnd'tM^ ' ' . .1 lielieve relaOotts could proves we Communists l^ave B.P Sll Brighf-BaakhMd Matad la^Baatfu scarlet, billed cap he favors. Kntoa 1.W « lasu Brttb8»Ba«itiaad. differences in systema and • Keiuda, a 1953 Lenin Peace VTi: Ugh handtca» taui ■aaM. BrlM tcgim es.V Prtie redpient, bridled when GRAIN EOGS Baakhaad. 7M; Mgh aewtO taM Nelenida , has been to . the asked to" comment On the JEt^ttni I j f f _»V1. Bdabi.Baakhaad. ^ : Myh haadto» o a u ...... V ...... c .io U a r s c A X ...... SB j;fait«idaBd-StEtesJDii Stalea-only-twi^a^<^^B^nB Sowtet-led-faw4»lon-ot-C»«chr Ceecboslovakia-is-that-«U-tli» PlntOf I .-I7.7SI “ ■ x s m m x M . - and jk m contalidiik wtMyet o f Comiannlsts kept him out for American invaders of Vietnam Great Kortb« _____..tKSOtXOIeirmatSSn, ■ aMgii riud m ora a a n 4 t j m sarr&neii. 1« be MltM.” be ra s j^ widening Ptaka • fBOWS Ma fcogiSei eyes. ^

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SE W IN G. ttlterA(lon«. r«w eaving on.d M ondayrNovem feerJr7V1969-^ Losf an d F ^ n c T 7.'P.nii, 2SL, 7B. 8 M ovie, “ M adigan." is a crimB drama LO^X: Chlhuahuo; blncH with whlto TYPING .«( liny Iflnd done In ,jny ..KTAKE an offer on thitf spaclaus- 3Sef ACRE 'STOCK ran ch " 8j>ots( brown markings on ftacc. home. Call M u r t o j u g h 432-4141 after brick beauty surrounded by 3^ starring Richard Widiiiark, Henry Fonda and Infier Stevens. . 'Fem ale, answers to Penny. No coU Lcrvbly new 3-bcdroom carpeted ti p . m . abtvs. The sliuge family room, ONE AGUE Inr. 3 years old, Lifsc seen nour home with fireplace, 1(10 Irri­ '8 p.m., 2fl, .1. 11 — Carol Burnett is joined by Andy Griffith LAN DLO R DS, why botTicr with clean large living room, cozy den and . Hust Sldo Market. 733.7b^. 520 gated,! balance has good duvelop- up chores on empty 'houses or recrcatton room are oil com« Three bedroom brick, gold ment potential*, year •-'oround . on her hour show. , - ■ 2nd Avenje East. Rewnrd. $5 pllmonted . wUh. a radiant flre- medallion home. Terrific North­ partm ents. Call 733.7394. .^. •jo c k w o te r. $75,000. \ Magic Voll'fy* Largcit Selocilon ro ^T: w m iiTTBx Terrier wtttr black ilace. The 3V& baths., eleiiant east location off .Desort View SEW ING and alieratlona. P h o n * ^uiVs and fuco. Kttwafd! A rt Reoso» ormal OIning room and. many •DrJ\>e. Loaded w it h c a r p t ^ t , Barbara Okelborry, 733»42S3. F BjSO 2SL—News ' 5—Family < Ca&Ucfxard. ait-fl57a other-reuturel m ake this one qf draperies, nnd lota of other ex- MOBILE HOMES- ^tre-rnM !«rwwW isrTrr-Twiir^li»7.... ;tr«». T iu iy-tr-lovely-htfflier-Qwn*- Mnrleite — MoBiioII» — 2 B = N cw s— -Ponneriftnittn-— —Pettine?^ KRAlrESTATJEl:- 11—Oorli 'xrrcuhwfHft'OT— irow mrfkB— i r ■ TTT— nnrvlns— towni— $29iM0— w fll- Turnarac lf^ ColumBlB- Small, brown, lontt hair. Studded Business Opporfunlties 30' Wehdull, Idaho 3—Ncw.s necessary fo sell this p ro p e rty never buy more. Moke ,appolnt- 536-2071 7Sl^Utah Trail. collur. Blind. 101 R n m a B C . . f ew ____ tMo--6W-{hl*-flne--ll«Ungi-n(>w»— t TIW cV E L t r a i l e r s " ------CATTOTTlANCfV r r Trnvoloze — Roudrunner ]I—My ThrM Sons 7SL—World Press SPORTSMEN Pqrsondls D A so 674 deeded acres, w ith Ceiicord — Torrji.------4=4 I-Qve J -u c y ■ .. 5—Movie, "If a Man The nutlon's largest 'franchl,^a approxlmutoiy :<00 acres meadow ori>nn)zatton has a' lim ited num- Twin Falls PICKUP CAMPERS .. 7B— Mt-ws Answers” » ■ REWARD f6r information to where­ New Split-Level and hay land. Two modern abouts o f Fred D. M ijliT, NVcndclI. b«;jr of new opportunities for ihe homes, heated by water frotti. . Mc-l M u f — Slu rdy-B llt R—Ghost and Mrs. Muir 2B—Carol. .Burnett aportsmlnded man or wom'un to Thls^ lovely homo Is only -4 Idtiho. Lust seen u'c liu^uriiiun und years old and Is priced to sell. hot springs, fldwlng 40 Inches. 6:45 7.SI,—Once Upon a Day BHs&. muht of Ausust IG, 10G8. cot into thij field that they .en- -Mild .winter area. Grazing con- « PICKUP COVERS 3—Carol Burnett loy the most. You will like thu. .convenient Realty and Ins. Or whereubouts of white 1060 Niish fiists of 195 A.U.MJi.. - early Wlnnobano — Sturdy-Bllt' 6:00 2SL— News I I —Carol Burnett w o need >un ambitious Individual family room with space for a . Ram bler U c e n n e Iduho 2GHB8. spring rights, and 1,040 acres 5—Nows 9:00 2SL— Laugh-In w np w ould lik e to reu p the re> party. The kitchen area would 733-3662 E v e n in g s & 733.4609 Sun. Jai:k Cloush or Dudley C. bo an inspiration for any-cook.. deeded mountain field, • with m TRAVEL TRAILERS ■ .)—Truth 6r Consequences U«no. 733-5773 In Twin l-ulls, coU wards of the uver^incrcasliifi rec­ creeks, new cabin ond. corrals. 2B—Tom Jones reation explosion — u person ^[hrec bedrooms, den. two baths. . 3— N V w s Jfcl. ■ ‘ and double (turage. Choice loca- R V n W I V F P fy1 ' poprt ---- a ^ u u f i h - i n ______who...... Is nsnlrlnunaplrlng to r«rnlnK»cnrninKs well S m p e r ^ n t a l s ■■7B'=T:iiOp-Tff g fT ty in: ’p d r “f$gnTir " ' " * " ‘scti— !Hi8 cBTnrb iii “TDTT 7B—sI'BI iro c T h is is pnn n f Thr Tnn^r rimnTlnD^ _ 2 B — ''T^UTlETnpfeE^ v l t t u n i l v OPEN PAILY: a a.m. to 6 p m. but fun' businesses yuu‘11 vver throughout with bedroom, bath 4^^urv^vors ^ u lU m lln4) o f exerclsu iH iulpinent. have an upportunlty to look Inio. HOMES FOR SALE WILL 5.1Ci2274 O P K N S U N .: ’ 1 p m lo 6 n-tff. ' S— That Girl'. 1Q50 Overland. ItiM, Room i7. 18, Y o u do n eed at least Jl.ti47.50 SOON BE IN SHORT SUP- ■ond lurgq fam ily .room In base- EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT 11—Lnugh-ln rle y ;-ti78«5•5150,Hu to $.1,547..%0 cash itf Sturt. ment. Three • bedroom* and bath 200 A C R E S northslUo good fa rm 11—Green Acres land. Comfortable home. Might 7SL— Net Journal a L c o h. o. LlCS ANONYMOUS. Twin Write, «JvinK phono number, to; PLY. WHY WAIT? PRICES on main floor, large air condi­ 6:15 7SL— Miste ropers I-uUs Courthouse. Wednesday ut ALL SEASONS WILL BE HIGHER! FHA. Cull C. Hurley Williams, 10:00 2B—News 8:00 p.m. I-ur further lnformutl*>n, tioned kitchen with all convenl* 734-2112, . 6'.30 2SI,—My World and 3_N ew s 7.13-4030r A l-A n o n 2nd J-loor. 733- SPORTING GOODS CO. cnees, gas heat, garage, cable MOBILELHOMES ' Welcome to It H5:>G. V. P , B ox 5t>G • D ept. J07 vision upstairs and down. 108’ x ^ 733-8227 k i t . NASHUA, BUDDY 5—News S alt LaV e C ity. U ta h B4U1 2 n -l.»c ille Ball |-;XtilU'lSl£ the new way. Rfnt.oX' HAMLETT |5H' lot with fiprlnkllnK system In ------— N»HV«— ------Taa.tiQia — TRAVBtr-T-RAIbERS ------S— B r a c iv B u n c h ert isio and heulth equipment, spt-cd front and fenced backyard. Close 7Sl^FiB u rin g It Out— hricer'Tnnssttge rollei^ bell vibru- 733-3838 k i t . KEN CRAFT 3—l.uciMeOlall 11—News tor.'-'Qctioncyclo, BANNJiR Furni* ^psKETriMir r ealty to Mornlngslde School. sell 'W-LuciUe Ball 4—Mod Squad- ruriv 7U:i-ll21. —• ------•'OUR REPUTATION furnished or unfurnished. WO.000 423-5659 ' PICKUP CAMPERS I I — I.ucille Ball PRIVATE Investigator—24 Hour Ser-. AND liXPERIENCli unfurnished. Call 733-2108 dayj 10=30 2B—Mixl Squad 1(^3 Bluo~Lttke«-BIvd. -Nor-th KIT CAMPER , vice. All confidential. Phone 733* J INCOME CAN MAKE A DlFFEKKNC!?** or 73S-7ar>9. 73.1-5JI)9"cvenlni|«.' 4—Music Scene 2SL—TBA OGai — n ight 733-5773.______•Please call 733-407D (Anytime) 6:45 7SI.— Friendly Giant Shown by appointment only. Siilci - Service . PnrH - .Suppllpt 3_Merv Griffin , or Full-Time Ann Hoffmastcr 733-281 iM Hom e) CATTLE SET-UP Transportatibn-Car Pools 10 “ Honest Prices — Fair Deiillnm 7:00 2.SL—Moviei "MadiRan” 8—TBA Turn your Idle hours into $S$$ 4 Bedrtiom, 11-^ bath, carpet, 120 A c r e s loca ted In w a tered U Yfars Servlns Magic Valloy 7B—.Movie. "MadiBan" )l—Movie; "Garden of L 1 ;a V ( ^ c; Nuvijm bLT 17th, Y oc liust* wiih a buslncbs of your OWN. stono fireplace CINDY DR. winter area. North West of Buhl. ■S—.Movie, "MadiKan" iiiast/S^yone wIlltpK to .share ex- ( i io w as bli,’ us y o u r am bition s Split-level. Lovely Yard. CJood Having modern homo and good E vil" pc-nses. c a ll Skip. 4:*3-51»0.______iillow. No si-lilng. Capital nuc- loan. . $27,300. corrals.- Salmon River rights, e!«Mary to JI.OSO.OO in equip- 2B—Mayberry RFD .5—Mcrv Griffin WOULD like (run»p4»tatlon to South* 3 BedJ*x)om 2 bath nicer than also early and late Tuylor BAKER’S ."i—Maylx'rry RFD ern Callfnrnla. will share expenses nu'iu, witii no overhead exr»on- rights. West End Realty, 1012 73—TBA Kes. Send resume to: Business new. Mod home. Top locution. MOBILE and drlvlH K. 324-40ri«), J ero m e . R eason ab le term s. $23,900. W est M ain , Buhi, 543-4400, K en “H— M iivlw>rrv RJiO—'■— >— 1 + r m M — Nt? -linages,... P .,^ Q ...Bax...a2QJ, CnrpiiS- B e t t e r - Rearly nejv Northeast 3 bcd- 7SL—W hafs News 11:30 4— Movie. "The Couch" Chrlsci. Texas, 78412. HOMES Baby Sitlers-Chlld Cara 16 roonv. Real sharp. Easy terms. 7:15 4—New Peopjle 12:00 .■)—Burke’s Law $18,750. 150 ...413 A d d lio n W . JRIO)"ti'n?T''§r^lt.LAGE.^hlld;care'. Responsible Person 2SIy—Movie, "The 4(>i North Locust near l.ynWfiod. Wanted to own and operate can­ Value BRICK 2 bedroom, roni nice lr>- 733-3358 dy and confection vcndlnB route. cutlon, Gurugu. O nly $13,200. Well Improved. 6 miles South ltu;iii-aiie" ------X.liirtlHMd^— . nur, f mlii „rt>n West of Twin Falls. Top row . »ery, ► prekmdcrgarten - Klncler- Jt- C. I nTMAM.T>FAI.T OR 3 crop and stock combination. garten. Also day-carv for working P lv a s a n t business. Ml)^h p ro fit .... Items. Can start part>time. Asa 911 Shoshfm o N orth ^ 733-I0B8 ~y r fo :oo o r-‘!^ r ms t-M nu«*ur;* .Phoaa. mon t h • .Apart men t has 2 b ed ­ - J»rlccd - fur-quick-, t 73;uoi72. rooms ahu outside ernrance;“ A’t- irrg—Tcnsmr:—veryi^roducttve- row drama about the homecoming of a disillusioned Vietnam War Holp Wanted 18 tractive yard crop 1 u n d, large beet acreagc, DEER Bar In Twin Falls, will sell wlth fruit trees B Y O W N E R ; Country hom e In onu SIMPSON hero. Lee Majors pjays the title role. and KaraKt!. On 8th Avenue of Twtn Palls most deslsable lo­ abund.intx* of water, fl bedroom. 2- equipment and leaho bulldlnti. or bath modern home. I*'or further ROUTE sell as unit. All trades consldervd. Kabt. Price, $13,000. L ib e r a l cutions. Spilt entry design includes financing- den tils contact us now. R O C K Y Stockmen’s Really. (JOO South Lin­ 3 'bcdrooins, 2 full baths, living M O U N T A IN R E A L T Y , 733-1400, MOBILE HOMES 5:30 i s L—News coln. J ero m e . 324-4845; R od n ey TWO Bedroom home, 3 extra room with fireplace ond kitchen 4—Mod Squad SALESMAN lots. - iilnulb Barauo, new gas even in gs, 733-4534 and 733-0085. Paul.». H25-r>r>74. dining area in upper level. Large 2B— News fu m a c e . A ll fo r t4.BOO. L oca tion , (i20 A C R E ranch on S ilv e r Creek Same location for 20 yenrs. 7B—Julia For local linen Supply Plant. family room with fireplaco in low- 430-4744 R u pert, Idaho 3—News OR SALE. fTTADE: Brlck-two bed- Jorome. I.lhrrnl financlna. ivntr-oU#d-«ub Irrigation, flvr fh h; 4j4S-7SI.^Fric.ndly GlanL. Wgntrd aBnrenslvo vduna.- mnn L y n w inid . m e u, W tW 'boiwc^en 20 & 35 years old with LYNWOOD REALTY and fenced pasture. Many extra in Ing streams, beautiful location v:uu /SL—Wliat's Hew m onth In ca m c. Never vacant. 733- 3,:i00 squ are feet Shown by ap- best ranch In area . W ill st'Jl or 8—Science Special "iiiKh ajiifintinn Th,l -**^'*'*1 ...... ______B lu e L a k es N orth 733.0211610 7B— Movie, "Run a snn will receive above averaQs a i 'TTTT' noU f" -pninrm rnt___Za;MHlQi I I — I Dream of Jeannle wages plus fringe benefits^ TWO FOUR-PLEXUS. Rood Income. Harley Mathers — 733-8473 ■j... atlriii tiur . j-i i nOQ, Tn^dable Ace ^^iHDty. 73.1.5217. 7B—Science Special 7:30 2SL— Julia p lete lin e o f prpre cut and seC'com •TO" R E «-'i?rr’ wwniutmr A-rr riy TROY NATIONAL BUSlNll.SS loratlon dn North Hlue'.“ tlonul homes. Yt)ur exclusive Creek. Nice farm, Sportsman 8:00 2SI.— News . 8—Julia Lakes dimensions of lot t>0x:t04'.-three-bedroom hnom e on p.'ira^t^e and close to Sun Valley 201 2nd Avenue West INTER-.STATE HOME rcprescnta- For this or other propurites. call MOBILE HOMES 2B—Truth or Conscquen 2B—Governor and J. J. Ph on e ______North Main Street, K Im b erly. tlvos. See our fine lino of Lindal Del H ia tt, 733-.'VG04. R o w e R ea lty Mobile Homes Cl*S 3—Governor and J. J. FOU LKASE. sal«„ trade by owner: (jas furnace, smull work-saving Cen West Center Street. Kimber. .■i-News Andy Crocker" •^U»n.>rtment. V e ry f»<»ud w<>rkinn mortjjas‘-*s. trust deeds. P. O. Box buying lovely four bedroom home. - »»7. Idaho. b‘ iWJng rottm« icnced _ — T v m — f*refyittce»;—- Ihring, dtntn^r, 6:15 7SL—Misterogers 7SL-^TheseTDuf Children tt»niirtTrrns.''’ IncTiuirnj< IrTiUi'an ci-“ y a rd . $5,500. FO n river or* cr#*«‘k rrbn!nft* nnd paid vacations. Apply in n e w ' BEAUTY Salon. Jn Ketchum family nnd rccreatlon room. New­ or acreages — Homes or fnrms • 8:00 2SL—Movie, "Run a ly carpetcd. 1233 Alder Drive. 733- Skyline - Vnn Dyke - Vardo 6:30 2SL— Science Special PeD ‘ '^n « l : on Sun Vnllpv Road. Phone 726- ln’'Mugurman Volley see . . . Self-contained travel trailers ------Crooked Mile" 3281 o r 7B8-44?^I.______57R1. ------2B— nea skuituri------— OTQ R c a — Tavlor ^fQmQ^^ JLet_- Aladdin ----- iryri-i' ri'ON'Ar.-A-p A h i m r. m r 7SI^Medically Speaking ON DISPLAY 3— Red .Skelton 736 Shoshono S Ir t t t W c s l HOUSl*:, e x c c llfn t J'*ralJnn. AJwnys 2B—My Three Sons Dave Nicholson,” Double Wide* 5— Red Skelton Music Lessons - 40 Agrency full. p ric e redu ced to $2I,5(K). ‘ 8—Movie, "Run a Phone 7'13-'‘.R2? H & W 8—M(k1 Squad WANTED: M e m b e r o f Broker Crooked Mile" r*IAN <) Lt!.ssniis M r i. P a rln to , D34 P ro p e rty , new ly rem o d el.; .P h o n...... e . H ogerm a n , 837-4731INCO.NtL -11— fted-Skellon,- Sunnst!, Twin I*alls TRAILER SALES 3—CBS New.s Special, DRIVER SALESMAN rd, 4 b*‘droom. fully rnrpet«'d,‘ I :r~~rr'i~^ i c- ’ i----- kT 250 O verlan d 67B-06U. B u rley Good drlvlnH record. Be wiling ••MLS’* Service acres. Nt^ir MornlnKSlde School. 3 At In oi „ 5—Showtime Special Call 733-7B82. for appointment Thr.i* bedroom house, oil furnucc. CLOSED SUNDAYS to n?.locate. Guarantee of $117 50 Donald Taylor. Broker U n til S ep tem b er 7th a week plus commission. Liberal Schools 44 clectrlc water heater, and welt. II—Marcus Welby, M.D. 423-5289 OWNER Ivaving. brick three bed­ This is commercial property. Ap­ benefits Apply Continental Ba- F ven in jis room. carpeted, fenced yard, car-, pointm ents, 733-8376. >415 South L o ­ 8:30 2B—Green Acres .,—-— king Convpany, 548 Washington. COMPLET^^ YOUR hlRh school cdu- V aU ey cation at home In your spare time. Ron Taylor ...... 423-5403 port. 152 J uniper. | cust. WILL BUY OR TRADE 7SL-KUED Magazins fo r good W O RKING Diploma Awarded. G. I. approved, Mason Smith ...... 733-5877 S A C W F IC E I 10 to 15 acres with #:00 2B“ Lancei------Btm'JEED “MORE ^O N E Yf -For; a-free- - deseriptfver—broehurer — rail “wiiier'iH nreirwiirnccpprTra ti­ write American School . Box 7646, TO PLACE YOUR er house or truck. 324-4000. Pickup Campfrs. T r a f f ic C ojirts 3—fjn c e r Give yourself a raise "by taking Boise, Idaho. SHARP!^ 4—Marcus Welby, M.D. orders for famous Rawlelgh Pro­ 11 ACRES, new 4‘ bedroom hom«, out buildings'. Terms, or trade. 7B—Marcus Welby, M.D. ducts where you work. For full DUPLEX In Kimberly, price WANT AD "■)' -Jeiuine - rollec jAidBa^-C-X- details write Rawlelgh. 1415 23rd other Instruction 46 reduced tubstontlully to sell 543-45f»fl. Buhl. Trailer Houses . Shupe fined Laura L. Coats, 7S, T T a w u l l FI v k -O "5 1 ., D e n vL i. C o lo r ooaon. ------estate. Ea(;b.«hni two bedrooms, OWNER: Approximately 20 7SL— N E T Festival ce,—ef!.' b a mit - ir appHtmrircpin ) PHONE -within Wentkjll city limits. LEO RICE MOTORS ; JIO. and Sandra S. Adams, _22. MOTJEL carpet and carport. Attructlvo 2 hom es. $32,000. S2S*2J7e. Ooodmg, Idaijo 11—Lancer , . W A N T E D propertyT Term s...... '* - 7 S 3 - 0 9 3 1 i.SI.'j, lioth for failure to yield. Expertmcctticombtnnticm, -xtrhnrt------MANAGEMENT ^ Both are from Jerome. 10:00 2 S l^ N e w s nliKnmont man and mechanic. / 1053 C O L U M B IA 8’ x 24'/one bed- Men—Women—Couples 12M SQUARE ,FEETI Three Vacation Propeiiy 58 room. New roof. Excellent coniii- Robert A^O'Conner, 2S, South 2B— News Top faclUtles, exci*llent rarninps T.e.-»rn M otel Op» ratlon with our bedrooms, brkk. Here you Rct nn.l bcin;fu». Write Box K-IO, tUin. 512B5. C asw ell T ra ile r C ourt. Bend, Ore., was fined $20 by '3—News shurt, tncApi;nsive at riKim. convenienre and economy Out of Town Homei 51 SWLSS VlLLA'ln the heart of beau- No. 39, o r phone 1734-1855, a fte r c o T im e s .N fw s . h< tw«»- weeks all fo r $12,500. T erm s. P ossession tlful Sawtooth Valley, offers- choice ■. JudB0-&hun0.lar—hjitif - tula-jjjn. ______Sr^Nf.W..'^. 5.00. r.TrrtTnr tn rsYnTPT" “ N O ^ n ------IIAZELTON. 3 bedroom " butldlnf lots, low down payment, la t io n . ------TB— f ) e w »i------« ------— E-XPERIEMCED (iivrr^iK-il liv ui A • b• i‘ nrt h u irirr. lion. For siiio or trade: equity In reasonable terms. For Information ld'.x55‘ A l X gas tratrailer c e r Hqusc in home, I year old. Phono 820-5556 K cich u m ew carpet throughout Jerome .Justice of the Peace 8—News AUTO MECHANIC I-ree natlonwTd • p i a i} I! HI U 11 t on lots or our selection of fme slstan jm p letion . •Real Estate ■ "b i' k2!l-:i.w.------. i:a n ^ __ Including kitchen :ujd ’ throom , ' Altman fin^'irt thi* follow­ ■ lln -N cw s *G W A a^Tjyj plin commlfJlon. 733-0716. o r G ene Hopkins .%43-4G45 ■nUUliUli! M.IU1IU wuidUwj. iH' ing for speeding: Delbert Har­ 4—Perry Mason H nrbnuiih M o ^ b*i" 'CompOTiy, . . VA AePROVEP 5302, a fte r 5:00. For complLMo Information wrlle," . Service Form* for Sola 52- mon. Hansen. Slfi: Dennis P at­ (ioodinK. Idaho, 733.1 416 ^ReSr Eifdie WdhT«a - « J UST AiUllVl^D; .^chuU, 70' .x 12* 10:30 .1—Merv Griffin . nivinK ailciivss and phone num­ wide >vlih front kitchen* 3 bed- terson, Cnrey. $20; Walter APPLK ATIONS uM- in.w ber, TO- BY QWNER; How crop 80 acri-». 80 2B—CBS News Special tiiken fo r steno recepli'm iN t. Nt-at •hares of water, good soli, 2 bed- WILL buy Rea) Estate co-tracts, room>: See at MAGIC VALLEY Exeiutlve TrufninR Division MOBILE HOMES. 3>i miles west Mnorp, Slfi. Wayne Palmer. $16; 5—Merv Griffin appcarame, ispin>;, and d i i: I AmH.iij.ador M'Hrls. rnom hom e, $30..500. 5-North. 2- second moctr, tg«s, or trust t-ecds phone n>qulreil .Stiort hand df sir- Owner Leaving at discount. Not to exceed $5,000 of West 5 Points. 733-6141. James C(K>k. $13; John Rolden, tnrfirpt)ratetl East J ero m e . 324-4222. 2Sl,—Johnnv Carson nblo Wi- arc an l.qu.il Opput luni- Hepr A r)ll Panflc Av«*. TMREIC bedroom, large family 320 H A 7 E L T O N arv-a, lays w ell pro. er contract. Write P. O. Box 1059 SKYLINE trailer house, Two S'2-1, .inrl Farl Terry, SI.";, all 11—KMVT News Special ty Emplnvtr Apply J list .Srtuuty 7 M< WasfUnKtnn rofan. form rtl d (n *n « r<«>m. K it- d u ctlve (fortci hom e and out ouJl: Richard Casky, 11.30 4—Movie, "Homicidal" busmess Piiri iinie I iin ie op cn ln B ' tn ] qm r . iiv limits sT system . llOd.OOO. 320 acres undc- condition. ei5 Monroe, Twin. 733- SJT!7-iiod_CharJe!i-Jesier^-SUi -all -nuhl,--J*upcrt-and - fw m 1- a i THREE bedrooms, ‘basement, IH70. il2i00 2Sl?=:MiTvipr" "Appoint---- partial brlck^three bedroom d ou bts 9'AraB«. flo,BOD; vitosmd. tl2it.000 cash. Cr B. Campar* 63 Ralph H.is. $1."); F.lcwt5 Writer Waiklnn. r.AR North Wnsh- Kim<* with b.iih and fireplacr. del. 52J J Street, Rupert lOnc B R E N T W O O D , 12 X tO. T w o ment with Danger” and iHRton T w in F-alls or phnne T.l.l- 2.T KOAO RllNNKR. like new Skr-. n, SI2: John Elorriota. $17. la r R f lot. $lf>._r)$lf>.r)'0 0 . bedrooms, electric kitchen, oil fur- "The Adventures of Hajji R0C)4 a fte r (i fin p ni ______80 ACRES farm and binldlng .for l.r\rfic butane tanks. 4 wheel anci U,i\ Nriis.iii. $20, all Twin f'h e. k f H irm i B ristol AKt?ricy. »nle by owner. I mile East, 5 nace 432-2H34.______Baba” SIN(JLE HANTM hand — year round 7:i:u;tsro C. LOONEY brakes Awning, mony extras. Will F.-ilv-; r d w ;ir ,1 Rr.-.kelK. Mnn- Sputh o f K im b e rly take g(X)d clean camper on trade. TWO sets o£ mobile home axles with .5—Burke’s Ijiw w>)rk. n»)ard iind room furnistuHj B Y O W N I R IN MORNINC.SIDE M” wheels. lO-plx tires, tprtng^. M ust be f>‘-'e tti IrrlK-ite and do T O B U Y " o r s*-ll that fa rm call 7.13-2576 ______i.in.i. S!'i. I)*'fiton H;irkt’r. C'.ili- a ri’ .i. 4 v«-.»rn old, .1 br*(lro'‘ms 7X3-3784 ecn. ral farm wurk Phf>ne .Jeromj^ REALTOR FELDTMA^^ •pFAI 711.10VR 196^ g l T Cam per. months old. Sl.i Pt'-rre Ore- 122Dd 'trm '-TC ll JTOJl X A I.K 1^4 I!2*TT nt -noon or evenin^H loan ran be'nsTniWPW. 733 ...... - 2flS--'73S.^t08±------PX r w ' K»Hn* r«*pi«*6eftting c z itr - ■ n.-irT- Br.yd. Hnzrl: W A N i'lr 'i iiKjjresslvi? youn« man 'I'Jirt Edn.T Irish ...... 733-0882 C ity Llft^ 733-5217. fo r 11650. ^leeps 8. 7334)585. 60' M ob ile H om e. 733-7021. '“t"n, $lSj I ir.'Li I inR, WnsliiiiK- W HY DIDN’T I M'll Ch •idii iji C fint.u t .lohn -Icn-. BY OWNI R Two hedri)om». panel- Bath Wickh.Tm . . . . 7S3-5476 '~rfrn.''$ITT'K'.*!''’ ?\-HcTr:'Wr k at Jenkins C h i-vtolct IntfTr-/' ed family room, 2 baths, parnKC. $12; I.oi-i F..r.!, J’ .K atollo, $2r>. ■ THINK OF THAT -siding^ Sl-i.QQQ-__. maum r; nr OWNER; All bjltk a bedroom, i ^ SUl,l^i: T ARY. lyptnB nnd shnnhand r c«'nt loan. 733-390/? 2 h.Tth< __U o ifl M nd MllULh--COirflU: - -■— rtnTh.ir i ------M k i . Iliiplny, tUi llJZL ' 'T - r n tiup tn .t r O U SAM- OR RENT by ow n er, living room, airfttr condltlonlnR.con dition ' kit- surance pto^jral'il. l"nrr lUj .luijuiin * Y‘* I- I I ■ ■ I ^Nc.i: Anil'ri'si'. Wi'ndi'll, SM;. Ywo'iirdi'uoin nm T -chon finr^lifinrp*C|.-< Imtt^cludlne liidlne rj?frl^er- William Wisuman. Hanst'O, $1S; ment. Mr. Leonard. 733-.122I 41) 4th A v e p u e N orth . $fl.700. ator. C arp'ctv d^ main notir EXPERIF.NCED law «-nforccTOeht 733 r.O'Tl bftiemont. covered patio, natio, carport Ira I‘ir\;fcn’ S-lfl: IlDW.-trd officer for city of Ketchum. t hi«‘f with «stora 1C. F,xcellent______location, BM H iliaigiDBa l-oupnt. rrr; stt»i rxmiiia .Kt’d- - m Trr e r s j rar y upi’tr — ...... assIS Shownshown by oppolntappoint- nn<] with full basement, 3 blocks ment. Evenings or weekends, 734- d ; r k . S2C. nil J. r..me; Carl Mat even in as ifw a v from hnll park. $17,500. C a ll 2229. SERVICE tlx. Wendrll, $2(1. FULLER Brush needs male nnd a n v ilm c 733-O.W5. 1______------fem.ile, part time, $40$70 week. ------J A C R E A G E redu cvd to $13,500. Qual- Fmi'd-Sj liv Judge Altmail for NICE two hedroom h«)me, fully car- Ifv nnd you m n v assum e $10,500. Below you will find many services available from Magic Valley Busi­ 733.7405, 543-5409.______ptMed. double garai^. patio, n^ar failtire to \-i( M was Karla Wild­ WANTED: Babysitter o co m e ir F H A lo a n at, J58. m onth 5 H 7 « in­ nesses. Looic under tiie town in your area . . . contact one of tlicsc firm s Collette find schools. Can be .seen ot terest. Lets, offer on down pay­ ing. Jernm^* Allen Johnson, fiv e d a y * o w eek (lo o d pn^ COO North W ashington. 733-fW70 for tho finest in service and quality products. _ C all a ft e r 5 OO. .324-22.'’»0 ment. Liveable family home with Wt'nd^'ll. vv'.is fint'd 520 for fail­ ______THREP* riEIlROOM In excellent Jo- good expansion possibilities. Act ure to \i'-ld. r'suiting in an ac- • WV\ fM T E D : Ho ekeepirr and partlyi r.Ttlon Full 'bnsement. garage As- now nnd be in by Chrfsfmas. Call ’ care for woman R c fe re n c e s re- sum e lonn P h o n e 733-lRlO 733-5974 — 733-7R79 — . 423-4137 Jrwm JEALLS- TtEE-.SEKVICE. c k Io d i . ______L qu lred - C a ll 733-3<75 RY ■Mow atJTcs Realty..' SEPTIC TANK SERVICE VALLEY TREE^ SERVICE ; liJasic rule v!iila(ion TTnes ; W A N r ik D J,Lxprrlpnc»’d. r e 1 I n b I e MO A lex a n d er, sto ve h eat. J4,000. FOUR Bedroom, near Lyniwood, full ASTIOIOCY See Telephone Yellow Pages night cook .'Referencjcs. Apply in 733-0307 boforo 3 p.m. ROTO-ROOTIiR sewer service. Sew­ B ox 82 T . F . — 733-3331 J .sued by .ludge Allman ‘were cement basement. Small down Indlvldujil — Group: from er lines and septic tank cleaning. person ot Red Rock C a fe . J J nY OWNF7R Thrre“ bedroom.i 7 " 7 ^ p a y m en t nnd nJtsurnv Xj . t. 4oan. no. by appofntment. Johnny Lis­ Also all types of excavation. John TREE TRIMMiNG AND REMOV- lurry Dorman. Rurlt-y. and ter, B o x 477, Sun V a lle y . 726-5124. ' — "■ - duced fro m Sfi.!>00 to J5.W)0,I. F o r S12.000 H a ro ld 's A g e n c y ., phone A . H aken. 7:^3-2541. ______IN C . F r e e esU m ates. C all 733-7117 Duane I-'au.st. Jeroma, S2.'i each, A c t g n l s - S o l e s r t i e n W o n t e d 2 2 i im m ed ia te sale 733-.qi33 7.3.V5532. o r 733-1181. CARPENTVY SEPTIC .TANK-Scwer line cleaning. and Connie Halstead, bask: rule G R A B H O L D O F *17.7.000 C o m m ls iJ : Power equipment, free inspection. and execs,sive speed,,^$1(K) with nan plus new| slon« as full time m> Schools 44 Schools 44 CARPENTER WORK: Remodeling e C ra ven s S e w e r S e rv ic e . 733-30S3. VACUUM CLEANERS — ’ S5*> ~:^ii .s;n.‘ iiLicd:------Aftonr frlngffbcnctlt*. regard a ls o ro ck, palat- less of age or experience. 'XfrT SICK BOOM equipment. A R E TIHE_ ng. an TnratnrfhtlcrrTsssooesr Judge Altman also finetj I.\7in mall A. S. Read. Pres.. American Hospital bed*, Wheel chairs, com* ' -/or Hoo o v e r. Riddle, W'endell. $10 for slop L u b ric a n t* C o., B o x €96, D ayton . CHIROPRAaOl modes, crutches, etc. Rent or sale, Vacuum cleaners. We service and ' ------. C r o w le y P h a rm a c y . 733-8771.______repair all makes. A good selection Kipn X'intntlnn’ , Kalhv ChicV.'. MEN-TRAIN NOW A L U A UAKDIU — chiropractor 157 ol__ rebuilt-vacmima— V ax u.>i m,__ Twin Falls, $-t.i. inattentive driv­ for a big pay leb as o clolms ed|usler. North Waahlngtoa, Twin Falls. ... - _ U n ir . . Cleaner* of Idaho. Corner of .Blue ■Fonp W ork W onted 23 Phona 7W-4741. ment, enitche*. walkers fo r rent Lake* and 2nd Avenue EasL Call ing: Wesley l.indsry, Eden, $10, Earn in this fast moving, action W p m enay or sale. Kingsbury’* Pharmacy, 733-1027. I’LL TAKE MY lt7 Eait. 733-6574 of 733-Blli iexcesiive noise; Martha Hutch- MANURE SPRKADIMG pockec} field. tnfvfOfK* Invetiiooi'o's or* ur- fU H OIL ison, Oiejrich. $25, 'SOtld LEO’S CUSTOM FARMIKO genHy n«ecj»d to settle cfaimt' worth bllllont ------n » ? i . ' 328«4yfei...... TREE SEtVICi REBUILT KIRBY compact DRY CLEANING TO . . . ~ FOR STOVE and rumace oil. call V acu u m 's SM.95. 733-flOSl, V acu u m olation; arid J e rry Groves, Twin CUSTOM PlMWtNCr -w4l»*-or-«»MhOut ,stAta nil, our t m of auto Occidents ofone hov« doubled tha makes warm friendt. ’‘ Sefvree *Ceirtt7r*T3n^to*Ttvenue Falls, J300, driving while dri­ AN-20 on itubItubble Fertilizer •ppll------— ------v e r’s license was suspended. cAtlon. Troy Olckard. pftoae 734- rieed af Qua)ified od{DiVer^. Ih^SURANCE AD- TrJ^ninJjig^.TDnpIni', Rem ovin* IBSO. T w in FalU^______JUSTERS SCHOOli of Miami, Flo. train, you UGHTtNG FIXtUtES Evergreen Trimming * Fined by Judge Altman forj Free E*tlmate*-'*Funy* Insured CUSTOM Plow.Ing, Larry nnd Gary at home in your spore time and offer) Resi­ Colored bulbs, black llghu, light fix­ JEROME drunk driving were George Gar-; 733-«0Si 733-360® — Box 211 TrbqMa&mat L u p e r w in b o a n y w h e re . 334-5500 dent Train.ng ot MIAMI BEAdH, FLA.^ or LAS ture*. lamp shade*. The Llftht- . c ia . Haiclton. SlOO; Forest L ,. Addison Av«. —tyr S24^!^9^»rom ^- TTi.... .77777771— • nevaoa'. no- KOmCEK TREE-SERVrCE"— MftlCTWg-fQOm W Prr^ J o h n so n , Jerdm e, »juu; keid Ru-* C V s i o M 1>LO W IN O . combining, Removing. Topping. Trimming. 50' *■ ” Itonwida employment ot« %erieMmcket.—Iftseredr-Pree-esti.. Balk millr tank and-pipeline servlee- d o lp h . Twin Falls, S200 and J300: beun* and com. C«l! Art Peter- ■on. 536-22S3. tiilo n c * . ROOFS repaired. commercljU coat­ mates. 733-«54S or 733-SMO. Rt. —aales. New Boumatle pipe llaet. ..for driving with suspended dri­ I In»4jranc4i Ad|uMen School* Depff. 1361.-I H o, 1. Tw la FaUs. ljuweirs. Jerome. 324^1. vssnEB* ^MANURE HAULING, UUibrtdge I 7 E. Gr«0ery, Konsoe City* Ma. ^114 • W rite For FREE ing*, aiphalt repaired sealed, de< ver's license. C u stom P T m i n g . 733-<363. • Ipfcrmafion Todoyt* leer, building malntenanca guar­ .— Mclvln_Wilduned VA Aflprovad ------OFFICE CLEANING to-your Mtlt- PTobate-Jud^ Russell facUon.. Phone 734-2&5C rio.call wu. Itl the tdephone of any advertiser ir this Tstiaud Tot basic rule violations. biRECTORY ADS For V ataroni ond ' DIRECTORY" is -BOt answered, dial 733-2388. Tele­ ‘ Theodore. Bruckner, Jerome, STENOOftAPHEt phone Answering Service ia Twin FalU. Day or , ,'arrested fo r drunk driving.f liw»rvic« P«r»oqn«ip, -A»^-W AN T.t«)8- y nny-w Jwume "•Addlaoa 'Avcaae^'gaat, TO^ Icourt and iidiS'requested « trial. Phone 733-0931 8317. ^onclay^ Nov. :.1

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-AiiqjirnttBfvFornlihtd 70 Farm ImpUmenI* ' 90 Poultiy and Rabbits __ 108 M lfeollonaaui For. Sola 140 ' Molorcyeie* / 180 Trucks 196 Auto* For Sol*' 200 A ulet For Sol* 2 0 0 ATrKACTlVE- Up7ta(r« apartment, 7 USED FARM EQUIPMENT” PEACOCKS pmnnfTit'fatlnn - REMODELED THREE room apartr ...a02p. J[ OJW ..-DSERE-Uactor------POODI^-PAilLOR.. — ..... * o r * ^ iti______- - -inan£«-. All utilities .furnished. Col< 850 F O R p . ii6Mr p c la t Proreuldnal .Grooming C&ll-934-5336. after 3:30 p .m r grjlln jpr;h«Iy bed.-Phone CMC •lege glrJi or adults. 733*4820 even ,''400tf F O lk D tra c to r w ith lo a d e r A n y B reed o f D b g — 733»1!08 -!?gariia.-CheigrQlets.;^ppntlacs.;T.oy niottt; , -“ SHOP — SAfcE.'^- 'fru e k r' 1 9 6 , - - and backhoe' t'OR SALE: PHOPiei., registered New and used furniture — Ooora ios>uj?OBfi^^-E*2SO pick.up. ‘$i>ra5. .mileage curs, Well maintained and purebred -mnd cabinets — Throw rugs^ lilc. Cilsitoni Can. camper special, ex- 1863 BUlClTRlvlera. two door. buck. ca rs . •• - ...... _ . ._ *to^ tow n. liancBa-Spanle* aflaJ-tftnVh!: T npu«t,- T^tn ■ KattK- tru^BSO^lQCluded. etL ieati^_ Power tteering _ and. 2I0~Shdilhona oldy Reserve ydurs for Thanks^ .V ery clean . Ph on e 733.730T. Id a h o . 733; 7449. ~Bllsi7~ Phone 332S<203r brakes^ also powfcr w^mdows anA Twm Fans, reiTO" 1*R0NT Biicheior flpartmont, private . Jubilee Ford , glWng or Christmas now! Phone —ibatr-GoodHiWr-CoodifiVeiaHLrQni P hona raAJflflg. 537>6M2. C a^ tleford . SCISSORS Sharpened — Service all FOR SALE': rtei Ford pl^^w bath and entrance, linens, dishes. Ford 3*bottooi plow makes muchinctt Futirics ond camper, !.V8, 4 speed, long bed, , dltlon. Will consider ^trade. Call Bffd-trrtUiieS provided. 733..3533. Ford 3>bottom POODLE CroOn^ing —'^itud tcrvlce - sewing needs. SKINNER SEWING new paint: Excellent condition. 733> 733-6868, after 5:30 p.m. or w«ek> -lo o k in g - for— an— apartment— or - ______c h c r i M m r K tjin fili. ‘ «HOPW^Corncr_:ot “ 0623, . ' • ■ ends. i m C A P R IC E "J D a-bWlfiWr------^------;edcap Comer, Kimberly. house? C a ll QulUci^. .733.21140. . v. Fillmore. Twin Falls. 1061 INTERijJATIONAU INTERljiATIdNAL. VfW-lon plck- CHEVROLET, iW . 4-door statlon- 4-door hardtop. Radio,, heater, =UXrsSTOf^M ^ow beat harvea*- up. v-8,- ^-spe^d^ ■ - pow«»*.-iok_iliffAr. K-Y ,Wflgcm.___tu to m a tic -.^jiVtX)ntftlc„tran»mlMlon,^ power — t « r ^ ■wmmr=TTyir tlmi. bed.—»a sleald sm a ll ' toy pXiodle c o v e r. C a ll 733-0578, o r 2113 M a p la - — • * Winchester model 12, 20 Gage. 73^ to r and stove. Gas /urnace. VS.l,.4-speed,-lock out hub&r TCvpnueT condition, wall to wall curpet. WAIVER of INTEREST C U TE mixed pointer LabrudOTTUir.-' — ------: r.nnH ronditlon ^X>M PARrTHESri>RICEr u illlty ro o m in re a r. $100. p er Until March ut on all Ford and pies. $5. 733-5223.______BIRTHDAY ond Christmas Gifts, Wt tLVH Tnonlh. P h on e 733.3081 or 733-U4U. tultarv, gun cases. BB guns,'pel- P h o n e 733-8348. a fte r 5;00 p.m . Oliver tractori purchaacd at tbll AKC^egliStered tiny Toy Poodle ^ liPSY Y A1ATTRACTIVE one bedroom lima of year. puppies, ‘m-5327. fet gun. Ice skates, hunting knives, a tn r r ^nent e for rent. Newly decor R E D S T R A D IN G P O S T .______1961 INTERNATIONAL •led_____ .V . Prefer P mature coup]# or VALLEY FORD FROM wall ronvayiriio"'sofi‘ "7MiTK L ook wheel base V5>-torrr '4 Autos, for Saljs 200 114 A N Y P L A C E i single p erson . 733-7207.______& IMPLEMENT LIvostock W anfod on carpets clcaned with Blue Lus­ speed, BiR 6. hitch, heavy 1963Vi F O R D G ala'xle 500 X U 2 ^ o o r l.UEDROUM. carpeted, full base- • 733-0017 tre. Rent electric .shampooer II. hardtop, power steering, and IDAHO HIDE & TALLOW Givenuwalt's. duty throughout. jneni, furnuce. 437 Addihon, MODEL 3000 Ford tractor, with only DEAD ANIMAL PICKUP brakes. Factory air. Clean. Auto- — i cy m o nthr:..Wnrer and~san»athjn — 500-t,...... ■T3f—rtilttVTrttnirr-wtt-TnT.... - ...... -----Phmw-roHect-«^.WiR ----- __ m a tic transm ission. ;I875. 733-0490. This Week's Specials furnished. 733.254C. Into U 432-4363. a fte r 6:00 Bcse tablets and E-V'up •’waior I M P A L A :i.s, 1004. 327 fo u r baTref w eekends. ----- W ANTEP- Gentle horse for children pills"' Magic Valley Dru»t. m^-HEVftOLE^ EXCEPTIONALLY Nice, one bed­ Ph on e 733-2576. AuiomaUc console. Top condition. room. Nicely UccoruteJ.. aulet re- CASE 1000 hydraulic angle dnzer, l^A^'fm Y re^m Kirby V:. uunT Long.wheel bose ^-ton, V8, Sl,250. WerKBl*, H ansen, 423- •pectublo building. FlffVst lacutlun. e « e n e n t condition. 14.000. H ailey, $09.05. Soo W estern A u to fo r any autornatic, power steering, 5600. at^ YGUREE Motor Co. — 733-9531. . Appl. & HH Equip. 120 ond all vacuum tepairs. radio, on6 owner, sharpi 1068 P O N T IA C F ire b ird . 6 cyliiTder CLEAN convenient 3 room duplex, MOLYNEUX Machinery <»ir;ng, all makes. Phone 73J- ful if you us^ DIue Lustre. Rent 4-dbor sedan, '396' V8, Turba Hydramatic transmission,: CAIN*S 733.7384. 733-7904. electric shampooer II. Krmgei's. ; 1964 FORD F O R D O A L A X IE . 1962. 406 h eaders power steering. ■■ Two BEDROOM, built-in stove, ^ S E Combine. 75 spike tooth, good USED and REPOSSESSED GOOD’tlSEb Jeep doors. Used turps, cum. 4-speod. mnRs. bucket seat APPLIANCES Long wheel base V?-ton, 4 gus heut. w utur and san itation condition. 432-4111. oil sites. Thomeli Top & Body. 733-ld69 414 Fllmorc.______19S4 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY ...... $695 lurnishcd. 733-6715. ______BIG Rino »• blade with sldeir 733- Reconditioned and Guaranteed 733.7383. speed, V8, hitch, good rub CHEVROLET 18G4. V-S wllh over I'WO bedroom duplex. new.«.^lectrlc 83S3. Wesilnghouse rvfer (frost free) C A D IL L A C lose. Good condition. ber. d riv e . <.d oor. 324-23<0. w e e k d a y . Coupe. V8, automatic tranmission, power steering- tient. good lo ca tio n . D ays, 733- ...... ^ ...... |08 $l50^^ChUd|s^spring horse. $10. See I B 00 lo 5:00. ______IHGl. e v onlOHfii 733 Ofltti L E G T 4 0 N — B i'oi o tliethe rir i ; —P u rrl»yrT-v«u!SE le y .j-v o u r NICH carpeted Filer upnrimeni. 8-BOND Zenith truna Ocean rudlo. T R U C K S i\»lHorl«ed Rambtar' dcalei' «or Hay, Grain and Faad 94 Klaytag square tub commercial O F 1970 2-door sedan,‘ gas saving, 4-cylinder motor, standard repsonubio rentj 2 rooms, klicheij- w a sh er ...... $88 Operates* on 0 D-cell butteries. OVER 20 BRAND NEW Cnnla. Minidoka countlei. clle and fcnth. P fio n e 32g-4BC5. ^ N e w con dition . Phone 733.5700 ____transmission, new tires. WESTERN PRODUCTS hay mill Frtgldaife washer und dryer. PICKUPS IN STOCK 10(14 OLDSMOBILE. *593. Eaiy.Jl: THREE Bedroom buavm»--nC'^'p*irt- with water and syrup attachments. .p u lr ...... JIM 8 X 12 L IN O L E U M ruiif.. ussfTried n a n c ln t. . patterns. $6.05.. BAf^NER FURNI^ mcni. water und sanitation fur- Long feeder chain, syrup tank Frigldaira double oven range S/OLKSWAGEN. IBM, very clean. 196J F O R D O A L A X ;iE 500 ...... 5,395 olshed. 733-331S, a fte r 6:00 p.m. T U R E . T w in Fails. 73.3-14:21, too. Ready to work. 324-5167...... Jp8 Sun ro o f. 934-4844 a ft e r 6 < M p .m 4-door sedan, V8. stick shift. • ■ _ WANTED TO RENT: Irrigated h TWO heavy duty roller tire racks. BILL WORKMAN tore to run open heifers for 1070 $0" and 40'' school ranges $80, 733.0S00 .- ______[______now avullablo ■^■nnriirt Tfto REMOVE excess" body fluid with W A N T A D S 1962 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON ...... *350 MODERN X'l^an — Three rooms, 53fr20i7.______..cr.rrrnrrv_ antv Il.gfl at 4-door, V8 motor, automatic transmission; (ub both. 728 3rd A v e . E ast, p h o n e ^ IR Y Pellets SM-toh '6ultT“ WO^ CAIN’S Osco Drugs. ------FORD _ _Ask for Qassiried 733-7959. ______ton sacked. GTbba Seed and Fevri, Twin Falls 733.711! T 861 tirUUEBAKER ...... FURNISHED one bedroom house, Twin Foils. 150 3rd Ave. E. 733-1019 P H O N E 733-0931 ALMOST . H o tp ( 4-door sedan, 6-cylinder motor, standard transmission. an OaK Street, Kimberly. W A N T E D PASTURE for Angu, typa frvex er, $150. R e frig e ra to r, cuttle^cuttle, From I . 3M o JOO head. Phone $40.' GE range. $40. Beds, draw, A ulot for Sola 200 ' Aulos for Sale 200 Houini-Unf u rn I f he d - 74- 423-50^8. . ers, and dresiem, and mlscclln'n. "YANKEE CUSTOM STEAM grain rolling, mo- ■ c a ll-m c 7n4B,' nr ‘rittt»'tr-lrliO«OOM-brtckT*CBri«tMr — motesscsr-At-He$kelif-42!fcr ^ _ W e n d H I . new drupe». easy to hent. Excel­ 5880. K im b e rly . WHIRLPOOL gas range. I only, A WILLS“~SPECTAC lent Northeast location. Large gar- brand new deluxe 'eo model — TRADER" YOUME MOTOR CO. fitfe $130. u m onth. One. y e a r F O R S A L E ; 800 bales th ird cutting h a y In staqk. $22 Phona 733-7027 w as $330.{)S — n ow $100 &5 with IcuiiC. T w in F a lls R e a lty . 733-3662; o r 733.6.‘527. trade. See at M & Y Electric. 733-4COO cvenlHKs. CLOSED SUNDAY WANTINGTO 'o " ^ 0 * r s t 441 M ain A ven u e E a st, 733-8212. 1969 PLYMOUTH 644 M ain A ve. South 73S4811 NEAR JFKOME, 2 _bedro9m, in Bi USED 20' upright fnoexer wlih-new Dime-a-line country. Prefer older couple. Also c ro p , h ay. C a ll 352-4246.. W I N T E R P A S T U R E w4th h ay when unit. $IB5. C a m e ra C enter, Tw in BENELDREDGE DALE SORENSON JACK COX" have 3 bedroom hume. Box R'2, Falls. ^ • •----- FURY III 4-DGGR HARDTOP “ T tm e r needed... fnr horsps,.. $lf\ a..m nn^ W - S W t P - S & L ______■* .....- ...... C all 733.0805. I n KIMBERLY: Three ^droom large .yard, new furnace. $70 FOR SALE: 150 ton top q'lallty Furniture & HH Good$ 122 Radio, heater, p ow er steering, V8,. au!firn£i||c, Jo clo ry. |Oir condiHon- e a r c o m . S36-2388, W en d ell. mnnfhir Ariitit^ nnlv. 423.5253. NON ■ COMMEtclAl At>ViRTIS- log, full wheel eove^,- w h tf sidewoU tires, (octory WotrQniy» 'S'wo Tjeirraom,*», bain ut anu VV-' “TJBi iiiuiuh. Animal Dr««cfing ' •w innfi I n Uoulevdrcl North. Tilings of Value "TTsTTricir" NICE iwo bedrooni, country home AJITIFICIAL Breeding to ABS great BAflNER FURNITURE AdvertisomentS m u « t located between Jerome and Twin proven sires, nation^s highest type 127 2nd A ven u e W est 733-1421 bo confined to used Falls. 324-2019, J ero m e . production sires. Also all breeds of UNFINISHED FURNITURE, hlghcit merchandise selling-f«r beef available. Buhl collect, 543* Two bedroom, carpeted, fence quality, good selection. Mury Car- less than $100. WILLS SPECIAL PRICE $2998.00 bockyard. Close Co shopping cen- r.102: J e ro m e , 324-2B52r Shoshon®, ter Paints. 331 Main Avenue East. 880 7587; B u rley . 678-0253; H a zel- ter. 733-4704. ______ton 82&.U02. CASH FOR U.eiJ furniture, appii- All aclvertliementt mutt 'TWO-BKDROOM. house in^Twlnr-oU _anres luAlc._^Va do UDholstcrinc (urnace, partial basement. J05. pairing. Hayes Furniture 73!i>40«n. “rmraror»“ thrs*" im wr of month. 423-5443. ______CatH« 102 LARGE selection of used living WILLS MOTOR CO. USEDXKRS XlODERN. two bedroom hottw. Gar^ . room sots at Blacker Appliance &. —Fuml*urer-^*f*-F««*7~W3-l ' EITTTRB— Order now for summer and fall TWO BEDROOM^ modern except delivery, choice Holstein calves, Jowelry 123 COST: PER DAY. TRUCK LANE WEST 733-7365 heat. 5 miles out. W ater furnished. bulls, or heifers. Western Live* ISO. 733-3347. stock Corporation, Rupert, Ida­ ^ R a generous looking husband^ SET OF 2 SNOW TIRES and fwO BEDROOM houT Carpeted ho. 436-6W1, o r O . J , H u r r ii, and a foshlonable you — bring IN GOOD CONDITION. 2 piece i»m - living room, large backyard. $55. 88^2242, Shoshone. your ring for custom restyllng to sonite luggage. $2 0 . 2 poriu ble TANlNPn-^ Mfg 135 Main East. mixers, each $5. Iron. g6. Sun 2 EXTRA GALLONS of ANTI-FREEZ^ 5 E i5 i SIE r J£D_ _ AnilUS cows and la m p . t 8 . Men's golf shoes, lire ^'wo Bedroom^ stoker iieat, $60. calves. Various ages. Calv«s sires. 8 B , . $8 . Argus CirrtTPrn Tmd-U4i*c_ 456 6th Avenue North. ______(F iler’s 1067 Fu urlty chomps, bull Musical lnttrum*nlt -124 $10. O v e rs tu ffe d chnlr. $G. Com bat with purchase of each u*ed car TWO BEDROOM house for rent Vt and Jingo 2K Out of Ankony herd. boots size 01‘jD . $5, Dottle ^warm­ (for • limited tlm« only)' 128 Harrison. Call 733-3055.______Also some bred heifers. Some op- TWO USED Hammond Spinet Or- er. 12. 4 p iece fire set» J5. A Pul- -en^J.lnL_J9rQQki^ilaieltoiL_a29i janiii^TwQ otjan rtnl«L,ttlMta».. Ic nt T'^rk M n rh hfrartr. | 7 i _U kulele TWO bedroom, iso por~nt‘onlh7~rn- 5018. ______• Big Sawngs. ^asoaer Music, Twin D O D G t C n ^ quire 20B E lm . 733-3123^______and case. S5 . Electric oclock, t2 . o I R E A L , go o d quq u aUa ltl^ lyRE w h ite fa c e C a lL 733-3478. stock cows with big calves, eo NEW Yamaha p;ancs: Used pii*nol> 20-GALLON crock, pcrfvct. $20. T ' w o 1960 RAMBLER ____$245 Rooms-Boord A Room 76 head white faced cows, some Vox g[Ultart and atnpllflars, KLH 20*gallon clear glass lugs. M ake •THE IITTIE PROFIT DEALER" Statlonwagon. V8 engl/is,-radio, c a lv e s by side. 034-5171, G ood in g atereo record player*, wamer o ffe r. 733.4080 after a fte r 5:00S:0d oor r all day LlOHT houiekecplni room*, camera' o r 366*7308. G le n n i F e r r y , o r 733- Music. 131 Shoshone North. Sunday.______heater, automatlo transmission. Center Hotel. 205 Shoahone Street 8552.______■ ' G u a r a n t e e d us53 piaHol and Ib a b y Dressing table newly cov« ______band Instruments. Terms. Claude •68 CHRYSLER .... $3695 •67 DODGE ...... $1790 S o u t H . HEAD or .teer calves, weighing ered. Diaper shelp, lots of pockets. 1961 M E R C U R Y . . * ------$395 CLOSE-IN. clean, excellent ileepln* 375. 200 h ead w eig h in g 400. lOQ Brown’s Music andt Furniture Co, Make offer. 612 FillTnore. Town and Country slationwagon, , Dart GT Kardlop, VS engine, ou- room s, private entronce. Air con- h ead o f h «lfe r s w e ig h in g 320. W ill 4-door sedan. Radio, heeter, UPRIGHT Plano. iH Twin’ Falls. A U H U R N iOO p<»r ce/tt ha*r w/glet: 4 4 0 V8 enpJne, ouiomoNc Irons” — fomatie tronsmisiion, real nice. dUlonlng. 137 4th Avenue North. sell any amount. 200 head of Reasonably priced. 324-5058, Je. automatic transmission. P r^ a -tested cow s. 034-3318. 934- $A. Anu fall. $25. After 3:30 call mit^ion. power tteering ond ROOM with kitchen privileges, Tom e. 733-1440. ______sj voung m en p re fe rre d . C o ll 734. 4604.______,b raV e*5- 6-way power seal, fac- '67 DODGE ...... $1790 USED Lcstcr~ upright piano. $250. si/ii 8 buckle slH boots, poles,' 1961 D O D G E ...... $195 — aaw. tfter-giOO.------145 HEiOsT Holsttln SBrtnj______to fv Otf condttionm g. Coronet 440 stotlonwogon, V8 4iaU . OaM ld~$4aad,-433-7260 o r 733. O m e g a - -fiU gM ■^ o o r r V 8-en>jln»,-radlOr-he»ter,- GCNTllEME-N, large rooms, close* ers, weighing from 1000 to 1350 4678. enqine. outomdTic TrHnimitHUil, »ounds. Lota of cjose-up heifers, s e o a ra te . 733«1440. automatic trariSmlBslon. In, smal^ili. furnish«dih«d house.house, All F E N D E R a m p l i f i e r , very good '68 PONTIAC GTO $2980 power ifeerloo ond broke*, foe* fle c trtc . 121 7th“ A^•veftue North. for tale or m d». Can Finance. E u gen e H u ghes. 3Jl‘;»2415. J ero m e . condition. ReasonaUI«. Phone 733- '\lordlop. V9 eftgme, automatic torv worronty. JOBS. Miseallonaoui Wontad 141 traniminion, power steering and 1962 MERCURY ...... $5S5 TT5LiiTl!fW bill iiitfiei lieiii’i i...... t y V ^ J k L L L N l L U H P I 'PJOM. J S S flclally bred. Vacclnatedr'Tattooed. '66 DODGE . .. $1595 Meteor 4-door sedari. V8 enolne, radio, BusipesS'Offjc* ^ Ho.wnrd upright piano, |150. Coll — l!X5H 'Fliiii slAai' niil i ---- Ir^rtnryn.r - larie an HBw . i » u » Weaners to two years old. One 655-4113. ‘ WTR b 'trtnKnrt^rf-Ktnsrr _■ 000 -nades^- Jjotimy_aivn/ionty. • tary -qirr-tme owner.------Lakes, 600 square feet fully car North, one West of Jerome Golf father. Route 1, Twin Falls. Idaho TgeSTJUDSMOBTCE^...... $395“ seted. and private bath. Contact course.- 324-4034, D e e H ord, double gold strike>stampi at PEN- 83301. F85 4-door sedan. V8 engine, radio, Globe R e a lty . 733-2623. NYW ISE Drug, Lynwood Shopping •68 CHEVROLET $1830 '66 VOLKSWAGEN ^1190 WOULp LIKE to buy a •cintllatori O F F IC E ap a ce fW _ rsjnt. 430 aq. ffi, GOOD Baby and pasture calves -CenUr, , *• ...... ___Comofo hofdtop, 6 cylinder en- - - M k h lin X liras, low milaofle. , . heater, mjtomatjc transrnlsslon. 1632 Addison East, fully carpeted, fo r^ s a le A n Wnds. Phone^4-4l« - (any otflr-ttf thlF-fmir “TVf<5de o r 324*4028. J erom e. U S E D T V 's , c o lo r e v e n t $24.44 up. Series). Write Bill Drooks, Box 3 ip e ^ f[oor iHiff for p arkin g a re a . 734-2827 o r 733-1430 Service Company, 128 2nd Avenue 56. Hailrv, Idaho ______. aconorny see this. _ . „ C H eV R O «T -rr.“$7275^ T963 FORD . . . ; . . ------$ 6 4 5 “ evenings. HORSES. PACK HORSES: Safe! N orth . TJ3-4910. ren t- -HBulls to loan , a ll kinds. WANTED TO BUV: Old comlc_, BelAtr 4 door ledon, V6 engine, Fslrlane 4-door sedan. V8 engine, Darrell Lyon. 543 S824. GOOD SELECTION reconditioned books. Before «T§.'3IW' *67 b^GE V- - outomatu tr^^i^^'st'on, radio, heater. Othar Ranlali 86 TVs. B ond W and color. Terms. - W lU o n , Coroner~5'5Cr TiorJtop, Vfl en* KliNT all or part, 40 Si SO wliTl WILL buy direct or Auction your '65 CHRYSLER .... $1 TSCT furniture • wppllances - odds ends. gina« outomo'lic tronimisiion, 1964 CORVAIR ...... $595 house, Inside dock. Office space. power steering. 05^.000 actual New Yorker 4 door sedon. SELECT SIRES Incorporated. a Ii Snake R l^ r Auction. 733-7754. Monza coupe, radio, heater, 713-3836. power, factory oir, real dean. breeds, dairy, beef, Walter Leltch, miles, foctory warranty. 4-speed tr^B^missio»*r^*------ry-ij J ,• M3-4658 Good Thingg to Eat 133 Fu0l and Wood 143 BELVEDERE ■ ■ i144J JlKD Delicious, doi^cn ...bellctous. helferi. 15-26 months, aood [-IREPLACE wood, several varia- StatianwaQorv-Vfi -stngine. oufbt r'M O U TH -;;^^rVtvTTTT-rT-1g-1045- ASGROW-ae EP’CQMPAMV. d' Mcjntosh, Jonathan. Rome beauty tles. 4>eUvtrred. C hll 733-5340. N e w Port 4 -door sedan. V a an^ ------"4 ^ 5 8 . Buh- matic tfonsmlislon, power steer, Belvedere 4-door sedan. V8 engine, to cash rent* farm land In are& be* Qine^ putomdtlc troA»i3 ?«ioi>r Iween Twin Falls ond Filer. Phone power 'Steering ond .brakei. fruj' o n d ” t>f ol*< mrtln. hiiwter. automatic transmission, HftCiHng E<)uipment * 144 factory air.conditioning. WAItrf to rent: 1^ to 240 acres, JrQMATHANi winter banana rnd W ANTED: Used Siokcrmatics. §leg- •64 D O D < ;e ...... $1010 WANTED TO BUY: Twa. youn» Rome ap^lll. flB ipuLl^, sg msli; JCharm nil ow^ equipment, own finances. _r.rnriH PriK hordtop, V 8 en gin e, $79ff Write Box R-7, Tlmes-News.______YorKshlre boars, ready for service. Bodenstab Orchard. 2 north, i With blpwers. BANNER FUR PUftl O T'M im Uleiii, Vffl annine, 1966 FORD 324-5083. J ero m e . ______wost of Wesu5 Points. T U R E . T w in Falls,. 733-1421. ’ outom otic tran«fT>is*ion, p o w er id id - 365 ACRES ^ s rsmge. beautiful automolic tronimission, air con------4-IJUUi sbUui fields. Carey. Close to town. 733- HAMPSHIRE boars for sale. Bill cfitionlng. axcallliM. Steering dnd brakes, factory olr. heater, autorrurtiic-M jc-ttansipiissloni' M ln ^ , G ood in g. 034.8130. 5217. . ______AnHquag Quilding'MatoriaU 160 ACRES to 300 acres. Financing BLACK and pecker W utility drin. 1966 RAMBLER ------i ...... $1045 help and equipment. Write Box Hor$«t 104 LOVESEAT. 1 cream table and 4 m o d el V^IOO. S8P9 mt P E N N Y - Ambassador 2-door sedan. Radio, ' R -Il, c>o T lm e s -N e w s .______chalri. dAks, tea tabic, clocks and WISE Drug, Lynwood Shopping p i e k u » % wide selection of antique dishes. heater, automatic trahsmissipn. 10 T O A 120 acres to crop rent. H ARABIAN. H Morgan ^geldini C en ter. sorrel in color, approximately A. Fr«i»ch Arroorl.-fl!-loiig^Hh— - - a fiUl 7 3 3 ^ M r •'yrtrr-otilr nice infannefs. comfdr. length plated glass mirrors, *68 DODGE Cam p«r $2495 •67 D O D G E ____ $1695 Long, wide Vi-ton pickup, 6* 1969 PLYMOUTH ...... $2998 U^ble gate, not a child's animal. ly for a large t>edroom or dress Sporting Goods 159 Spec^l V8 Engine. 4 • speed 1 saddle, Hackamor« bit, braided 4|hop. It Is not antique. Shop early frar^imiii'ion, commerciol tires' cylinder engine, 4 -speed trans* Fury III 4-door hardtop. VS engine, radio, . light fncfuifrfaf Equ2pm«nt 89 'reins and horse •— complete $350. Xor Christmas. Casis Ranch An. TWO Sunsei cemetry spaccs for and wheels, shorp. mission, 6-ply tires, trailer hitch. heater, power steering, automatic trans- i 733-36^2 o r 733^4600 even in gs. tlques, 25 miles West of Bliss oa Choice location In V a lle y . h lgh w h y 3d. P h o n e 368-Wt2 •ete. mission, factory air conditioning, F O R s a l e registered Appal Oosa view section. Winhler. 73a-72M. '6 6 -CHEVROLET . . . $1975 mare. Reasonable. Terms avail­ THINGS NOBODY else, has — ,or •6a D O D G E ...... $2095 balance of factory warranty. SEVERAL suns, also 2 year old U Comirto. V8 engine, oulomot- able. Or will trade for hay. 73^ wants. Pete Johostoo, 304 South professlon^ly trained black labre- Lono wide V, 'ton pickup, V 8 V- 2l27*after 5.00 p.m. W ash in gton (A J rp o rt JRoad), 733. ' d o t. M o v in g fro m -e re a . 7334ft50. a fte r'S :3 0 . or appointment. MARTHAJANES. comer of AQam« and C Verome. Snow Mach7n«f 160 Sportsman, V6 anglrve, 4-wheel Long wtd« ‘A -ton pickup. 6* i n d u s t r i a l % ^ N T E D : M ed iu m Mixed p o n y b a r* cylinder etSglne, Jl speedJ Irons- . U S E D m?ss. C a ll 733-6409. ______3 2 4 *2 7 3 8 . ______drive, locltoot hubs, factory ofr. -1962 - JEEP ...... w . 7 $ ! 098 ------EQUIPMENT ------_ . _ Chatr*. AMF-SKI-DADDLER- *I,400-ocfoof mlfar. " ' m rtiron, troiler^ hikhs------— ------4-wheel drive pickup. 6-cylinder.___• ^'ealdng. Dmver Pine. ^330-^1 tablet, rockart, bade, aaaks, trvnks. AND STARCRAFT excellent corsndition. ‘ ------— • C A S E 630^ b a ck h o e, $6500. riler. CaQ aaytlma. efalna-cabtoata. ehandallem, dlshea. •65 D O D G E ...... $2195 63 CHEVROLET RBD Bam CWoa. ironware. QuaU- Jerom e Im pleriient • Hoagh model HR 4 wb^l P^TR-g X irg rtrffeBg^^^rter VWia^ ty knowhow. ReflnJsh-repalr fuml- - Ooubia cob powor woqoa. Vft -V«*^oo pickup. 6*cylinder en 1964 JEEP ...... - - ...... $1595 drive loader. S42S0. . . ^ tared Arabian maTe, well brokaa...... — .. ^ Vnrth. •rvgina,.4.ipaad trontmltslon, 4. gina, completa evei^oul, com .« CAT MODEL D 4 lo a d e r 11500 Rtle nature.. .and-M arina- Universal. Heater, lock out hubs, F o r d , 8 6 5 0 . “wfwit~ifrtv»rtocfcoor hob*,: Turr« merdol fires and—wheetf< .-ss fwr xtnnRT. t oi» c r a w le r rebuilt enBlne. . - • - t Troun- •xfro giood. speed. with dozer, fiSobT " _^u,aaddla-iuir^ AR C nC CAT £»EALER ^ c,T 1 5 0 . 733-'7870.______4 J O H N O W & n n 4S0 ^ ra w lA r SAL^rj^pproxlm auJy 100 J im 1967 SOOLi I * *.* ..*.••••• $1995 $ , . . GENTLE broke horaet to loan. ___ M & D SPOkl'ii CENTER —-6- 2 TbM TnUCKS-iM-STOaK loader, tike new. 10 090 % a m bottlaa. 43«-«S71. *vetUnga. -— I tjirlYff. , m rH C .rmtf.rniarl^r rractqr.wtfh- poolea to braak oaii for ooa. .ibed_M&chines S3S5.and up . doaear^ $2,500.-- “ Attn* eTOorrW4eoer ------1 ~T»tcailant-coaditioa.______124« Blua Lakes N o r t h 7334115 JOHN DEERg Xd * icraper. SIm « p 106 IM and tee ovr a«w it?0 <>THHt MCKUPS TO CTOOSE l«0*/l- STOW^way M for raat. SS.doa Modal XkTlnruda Skeetar Sao^Mo* • Four JOHH D______E E lt t f 9010 FOR_ S A U B ; 300 H ea d o f Baaoer Fanatore, ^ pMne bilaa. at BUD & MARK’S, your ' s c ra p e rs , $10.000 to:o Breed to •ufTolk bamp bucki.^4W. ETlarode and Mercury daalara. - • C A S n model 530 Bacfchoe, •431, a w l i m . R ------fI^THSHS: 0 «u duck leathers lie Bloa lAkag Norths 7m it4. ;i6a‘ ooo n -ttiMtog ' L_pinoiri._pooitry- Siippiy_3W I Jirm . w m . MASSBY^FaVtuaOo, 2090 iOtnberly B o a i t E i s r s Boll of new iTolm' Dmuw oember kad S e a a n y Kd., homa of tbo World'FamOua Indtt«trial-jB<|«l|! simooat.MgT^*' rabuUd ^drauISe Jacka n t At>> 3t HP Skt.Whlx Soo MobOas. •00 HEAD OP wMta «wea. Otoa botra AM o Sopply, ijS Sboaboiui Twin Fallt Tractor. 73»-S8t7.. to g Te*r'eWa.~Sc«rt ttoiblnr#ams« SU South. . ■ ' d o d g e c i t y - E m O T T S - ^ ■ry ut. 4W.W(iN«mp«. 1968.^SYLVANIA. Cofisola color TV. 111 OverUad Arm, toorlcy, Idaho E ic e n e n t c ^ d l l l o a . fSSO. ^M ust Bobts'for Sol« 500 b u x :K A v p .' s o u t h t7l W il Lll T.m .q»A O g^siax;joa^ ^ickr^wBEM iaet; PHOISE 73M?Sr W

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