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radio fundiiig SAIGON (UPI)~>€ommunist gunners pounded two U.S. firebases near the Domlllta- W A S H IN G T O N ( U H ) — was named following disclosure puMlc for funds. ______-rited gwie witli nw.ket But e v ^ though through the agreed to end tho process by iHohar Hre again Saturday. bankrolling , the National advertising council they were whichJho Central Intelligence Similar attacks Friday night i^tudcnt Association and a given advertising time and killed 30 Americans and wound­ Ag shelling casualties In three For years, Radio Free b ro u g h t In less th an S IM ,000 a ganda to eastern Europe, It was y e a rs . Buropo and Hadlo IJborty, year In public contributions. Flrebase Charlie 2, where the announced Saturday. whlcli opernlc In west Europe Foundations and businesses Instead, the administration , bulk of Friday's casualties and beam tholr broadcasts to gave som e, but tho bulk of their o c c u rre d w h e n a 122m m ro cket will ask Congress to approve a countries behind tho Iron funds came from tljo CIA, made a direct hit on a Jxinkcr p u b lic s u b s id y of a b o u t $40 Curtain, have appealed to the according to Case. million for the stations. Radio contabiing 40 men, was hit — FVee Europe and Radio Ubcr- Saturday by nearly 15 rockets, -ty. the U.S. conunand said. Spokes' H ic stations posed us private* men said 25 rounds of rockct ly supported nonprofit opera­ U.S., Riissia and m ortar fire hit Alpha 4, a tions until last Jan. 25, when mile to the north. Sen.,aifford P. Cash, R-N.J., in There was no Immediate a speech which embarrassed word on casualties or damage tho Senate department, dis> agree to agree from tho slicMlngs ilaturdny closed that tho CIA had been night. the source of almost all their TJie reim ed Communist at­ funds for years. / ■ ■ ■ ■ i tacks came despite day-long ___ ,.Casl)-blplomrt» ldcnlH,Diand«lo-lo concai- -pow6T.-U.S^ground patrols-dso searched the ridge for the '■“™ "ow, i«upl»dwl.h';pgrc«no„l Communist positions. whether Iho mcMuro v«.ul.l “"“rtaliimeasure."regardtan American officials would not •nniioh Mnar#«innnl 5»trateglc Arms Limitation offensive weapons, give Uie exact number of scrutiny of h£w the subsidy will (S^LT), but they Rcporis from Washington casualties at 6ach base In Kg g-gnt warned against over-optlmlsm said the White House regarded Friday night’s attacks but said Acwnilng to C a m . tho CIA’ !);|“ “ ™nplelcd ftU as a Soviet concession. 30 wore killed and 50 wounded "T O E B LU E A N GELS" Hying team wlU take to tbe air d o H n g conUnucd supMrUnu tho two .“jsyMr. President NImn also was at Charlie 2, four miles south of ■a e x h ib itio n a t t p jn . today daring Armed -Rorccs Day • sUUons despite an order issued wmp-omlsc^ Tliursday (luotod as sayln* both countries the DMZ; Alpha 4, and openbouse at Mooatala Home Air Force Bm c. The Navy says March 29, 1867, by President itoudlock ol tho were committed to an a«ro«- Navy’s ^Angels’ Flrebase Brick, near tho city of the F-4 Phanton II, which the team files, Is tbe U, 8.*s fastest, Johnson to terminate CtA ^ *“ Impleniented some Hue. Those were tho heaviest safest and highest flying Ilfhter-bom W . Open boose at the Air miiwii-l nf nil the nntlon'B PoUU“ l decision” that ronf- time this year." U' that a week lull. Sourc« said the most of Friday's casualties Flyover recommendation by a three- thlcket ot technical problems bo Vienna round probably will were at Charlie 2 and.U . Col. man praddentlsl commlttM, T O hr«dc up after two meetings Arnold Stallm an of Shenandoah, which CIA IHr«lkr' resume-ta Vs., loM 'V Pl correspondent nichard Helms. H » committee UsUc W M ) defeiise!i^--H^ In, July.— slated R esor aii^ ”d oubt St^rt'^ellerm an at th6dre can be Initialled. The Sovlet-American “agree- base that all of the deaths Gerard C. Smith, the chief ment to agree" means the two came bvm the direct hit on the WASHINGTON (UPI) -Re- ^ r U.S. delegate, returned Satur> SALT teems will concentrate on conference sinc« his swearing- In Vietnam. He thought a b u n k e r. fo r day tiring Arm y Secretary Stanley day from two weeks in areas where agreement is in in J u l y , 1969, a t th e s ta r t o f moment, grasped the sides of South Vietnamese officials R. Resor said Saturday ha tho U.S. buildup In Vietnam, the lectern and said. "Yes, I U y w W m WashlnRton with a now pres* likeliest, the diplomats said. MOUNTAIN HOME - reported more heavy figliting leaves the Pentagon with Resor said that uncertainties think I would/' Equipment will be on display on ridges north and south o f the serious doubts about the over new pay scales and future He said, " I haven't reached a and the famous Navy flying A Shau VaUey, 375 mUes wisdom of U.S. Involvement in enlistments might make It personal, final conduslon. I team, "The Blue Angels," will d ecor G em jobless rate northwest of Saigon. Vietnam and whether. the Impossible to achieve the think U it turns out that we give on exhibition today during The government troops are administration can ' f^ch''U s administration's deadline . of. achieve our objeotlyes—and If Armed Forces Day at Mountoln NEW YORK (UPI) - A trying to scixe, tlie valley, goal of an aU-volunt«er /rm y volunteer armed force by the think there's a good chance we Home'Alr Force Base. record sale of a piece of . throu^ w hidi the Communists ^ mld-1973. s u m m e r o f 1973. can leave a viable, stable American furniture was made shows im provem ent have laid a paved road and *nio annual celebration has Resor resigned Friday dfter " I t ' s d e a r ly not-, (lo-able b government—and if domestical-, becn'^ designated "Forces for Saturday at Parko-Bernet stockpiled mountains o f m uni­ six years as dvillan dilef of the less than two years, and I ly we recover freon our JVecdom" dpy at the Idaho Galleries w ith tho auction of an BOISE (U P I)^ *nie Idaho fin d Jo bs. tions to support their northern Army during one of Its most doubt that really you can get to discouragement and current installation. IWh century Chippendale high*- DcpartmcntofEmploymcntsald 'XYie publication said tho rote fro n t w a r . dlfflcult periods, and probably a zero' draft even In two dlvisiye situstioa, then I thlnk - Tho public Is Invited to in­ boy fo r 1102,000, today 1,500 \^orkers returned to of employment was tho highest South Vietnamese spokesmen' will return to prlv^e law years,” he said. on balance it may turn out to spect various types of air and' Parke-Bcmet also said the tl\o ranks of U\o employed as It had boon for April since tho also reported heavy tlghllng In pradlco by this June after a With the longest tenure of have been a wise thing to do.*' ground oqulpment from noon piece of furniture — a Chip­ unemployment took llii sharpest p o s tV c c e s s lo n y ia r o f 1963, m o re the northwestern Central High­ succcssor Is named. He told any Army secretary since the Referring to the' ^yesent until 5 p.m . "Tlio Bluo Angels" pendale carved mahogany dip of the year from March to ()eop1e were employed during lands, 20 m iles south of Pleiku. Defense Secretary Melvbi R. p o st w a s c r e a te d In 1947, R e s o r, debate over unilateral' troop will glvo Uielr exhibition flight bonnet4op highboy made by A p ril. the month tlian ever before. They said govenuncnt soldiers Laird that "some greater a veteran of the Battle of the withckawals from Europe, R»- a t 2 p .m . John Goddard of Newport, R . I. The "Idaho Manppwer' It said tho general upswing kill^ 47 guerrillas In two attention to my family Is long B u lg e In W o rld W a r 11, w a s sor warned that Americans Tho flying team is tho official — rep re s e n ts tho m o s t ex< Review" a monthly publication In employment resulting In a battles Friday, one a field overdue." . ■ ^ ' aidced whether he had any m u ^ distinguish between We»< pensive piece of furniture ever denumstrutlon team of the U.S. put out by tho (^qurtm ent. slild record employment of 283,700 engagement and the second a In only his third hews (k)Ubls about U.S. Involvement tern Europe and Asia.i Navv and performs ot public sold in Uio United SUtes. theunemployment rale drooped came as a result of seasonal In­ commando attack on a re­ affairs throughout the nation. It was bought at an auction of to six per cent, r^resenting creases In the agriculture, con- gimental command post, both Flying members of tho team 18th century furniture dnd 18,200 membera of Idaho's strUclfon, trade and traii^rU - near the'town of My Thadi on are Cmdr. Harley H. m \ . decorations by Malcolm dvUlan labor force unable to tlon Industlrles. Highway 14. Vallance, a New York dealer, Vancouver, Wash., flight during tense bidding among leader; Capt Kevin O’Mara, Asian out asked several museums and dealers. Altadona, Calif.; 14. BUI Tho price surpasses the Beardsley, Buchanan, M idi.; ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) - conscientious dissent to this troops, and did not. address previous furniture record U . Jim Maslowskl, Virginia, A statement (^posing tho war." themselves to wsr , crimes ISO.DOO fo r a P h il a d e l p h ia Minn.; U . Skip Umstead, Vletnamlzation of the war In Ttie 790 voting commissioners perpetrated by Hanoi. Chippendale-highboy. Detroit, M ich.; U . Bull Switzer. Southeast Asia and calling for approved by voice vote a The dissident committee Charleston. W.V., and Lt. total withdrawal of American statement opposing the Nixon members also objected that the Cmdr. J.D. Davis, Medmnic- troops "no later than the end of adm inistration's Vietnam- recommendations would result sburg, Penn. 1971" was adopted Satm'day by Ixatlon policy "whloh pro- In "polarization of members of C u r f e w ' the United Presbyterian Church vldes arms for Aslans to klll^ the , United ' Presbyterian General Assembly. other Asians continuing thel Church" and would encourage Ttie statofMnt represented-brutallzation of the people H a n b i. - ' f' i m p o s e d the strongest poslUon on the of Indochina.” ------Frederick Flott, speciai assi­ Cri^meii .war-yet adopted-by-the 3.1- Some membcrsof the special stant to the assistant secretary; million-member church. conunlttee voiced their dlsap- of state for East Aslan afflars,, CIIATTANOOGA, Tenn. The position adopted by tho. proval of the reconunendations spoke against, the committee (UPI)-M ayor Robert K. Walk> pollcy-inaking body of the because they felt they failed to sUtement, saying "M any Free er bnposed a "dvll emergen­ a b a n d o n diurch also urges "presidential consider the UcUcs and policy W orld alliances-depend on the cy" curfew on this aouthem upinesty foi* those who ore ^^rih Vietnam In their call credibility of thd U;8. keeping Tennessee dty Saturday night Imprisoned or expatriated for Amwican withdrawal of its commitments to its allies." In the wake of widespread rock* l i n e r throwing and wlndow-onashlng by ro\^g bands of black VANCOUVEH, B.C. (U PI)- youths. Explosions and a fire aboard a One m an was reported shot In Norwegian cruise ship off the the head. His condition w as not coast of ^tish Columbia Molten lava oozes kn o w n . forced passengers and crewmen Walker declared a 7 p jn . to 8 the most spectacular and Tonurchl, U . “I w u the only to abandon the ship before CATANIA, Sicily (UPI) - A Bjn. curfew after an all-day dangerous show at the IO,M] one who wanted It. My brothers dawn Saturday. Unconflrmed ilreatn o( luva 1,000 yarda wide meeting with the d ty Council. foot volcano shiceli2>.0fflclaU went lo America and became reports said as many as IS rolled relentlea^y down om The disturbances Saturday mapped emergency evacuation rich. Now I am poorer than cow m en m ay have been killed. ■Idc of Mt. Etna S a tu i^ y were a carryover from an plans. ever.” Crewtnen who remaii)ed toward scattered and episode Friday night following EipejrliL studying the The main I a « stream waa aboardlo Qght the firs In-the- frightened ~ InhaUtanta. .of the failure of rock rouatdani to eruplron of Europe's tslTesf stifl conftoed to the dry bedT)« forward aectlon of the ship lower slopes. . appear, a t a schedulod concert. and most active voualno, now in the Cubaoia traek and sclan- were evacuated late Saturday Splentlats said the incan­ About '’ ly persons, mostly ilf 4Mh day o( activity, aald tista sald If it did nqt oM flow as the ^ p became engulfed lo descent flow waa moving blades, were arrested early earlier they,|eai«d .Sant-Alflo tbe banks, the two vUlafet, flames ara appeared about to toward the village* U Sant-Alflo S a t u r d v * and Fo n u tto would ba engulfed which .h a v « ' a com biiad ■Ink. and Fom ano at a speed of A n iiT|J He was a member of tho LDS (o botli. bulldingji was m lnbr,' CJiurch. At the tlm o of his dcalli, MOUNTAIN HOME - Anna police said. ho was a pilot for Uio A ir Tanlter G. Myers, 91, Mountain Homo, Witnesses said a carload of kidnaped diplomat died Thursday morning at a persons Uirow tho firebombs at Corp., Coflpcr, Wyo. Ho had boon married and Boise hospital. botli buildings from a car. * ISTANBUL (UPD—Turkish aliVo. His kidnapers had . She w a s b o m M a y 5, 1880, In div o rc e d . Some of tho occupants got out troops took to the .streets threatened to execute him Survivors includo four S p rin g City, U taK , th e fifth o f a of tho car and poured gaMllno _ Satm ^y night io en fo rce a IS- H iu r s d a y . children, MlchacI Bauer and Jo fn>nlly 11 children. Wlicn ^ o on Uie walls of both buildings, • hour curfew called to facilitate Announcement of the curfew Ann Bauer; Kelloy Bauer and was two years of aKo, her w itn0s.Hos told police. a house4o4)ou9o search for followed a gun battle In tho Shelley Bauer, Ontario, Ore.; family nrioved to Price, Utah. KENT STATE studetlt Reberi E. Kelley. 22, a former ^_lsraeL’sJildnaped_comul-«cficrz_.porLofJ»rnic_durlng_thQjiight_ Slu} m acrl6d Charles SrM yors- •WrfathcT'and'Btcpmoth&rrMr ^ n»e.I«fcnrof WStudeat'M 5bniM ilorC5mmW iee‘ro"^d'Uie: al, Ephraim Elrom. between police and four anJ Mrs. J. A. Bauer, Paul; his “n * olJ. 10, IM l at Price. In 005, War, Is grappled and thrown to the ground early Saturday M ilitary authorities ordered students. Police said one of the S t u d e n t mother, Mrs. Zelma Bauer, they moved to aoshono where ^ • M during a uigbt of disorders bi the downtown Kent, Ohio, area. i thb city's 3 m illion inhabitants youths, Nedlm Oztas, 23. a local Pmil nnri I'm, hrnllirr D. Uiey maintained a ranch for 38 lo^tay"h6mrffiimTrtldrtlghrtO~8tudent“ leadcrrdlcd“Saturday'- n J U ------l^ey- w as trealed.al.a.hospltalJor a posslMe lractttred skuIL_l Bauer, Paul. V'"™. 3 p.m . Sunday while troops hrom wounds received In the Kuneral services will be Following tho doaUi of her _ ^ c la s h . conduct a house-to-house search conductedat 11a.m. Tuesday In husband In 10«, she moved to fo r E lr o m . The three other youths, Uie Paul LDS Ward chapel wlUi Bclso where she resided for 13 including a girl, escap<^ In a Itie government has said It Bishop Arthur Bailey of- years, Since then silo has made has information the 59-year-old car while Oztas fired at police flclaUng. Pinal rites will follow her homo wlUi her son-ln-luw Gem Welfare payment diplomat, abducted from his ft'om the house in whlcl} tho In the Paul Cemetery. Ixcal “nd dau((htcr, Mr. and Mrs, Istanbul home Monday by students were hiding, police arrangements were under tho Jack Ciissell, Mountain Homo. leftwing extremists, Is still said. direction of Ujo Payne Mor­ Survivors Includo two sons, tuary, Burley. Howard Myers, Macdoel, Calif., charges get rebuttal ^ and Ted Myera, Kennewick, Ma'gic Valley Hospitals • Wflsli.; one step-son, Claudo Ry RICHARD CHARNOCK port to tlio Budget and Fiscal tcm by immagemcnt services. Myers, Pasa Robles, Calif.: MOSCOW, Idaho (U P I) — Committee by LeKl.slotlvo Audi- Tills system Is being phased Magic Valley Mcmorinl Gooding County J.R.GilleSpie four daughters,„ . >1r8.. Ruby . Idaho',s.commissioner of public tor James A. Dofenbach and his out Juno 30 along wlUi tho DIvl- Watson and Mrs. Rita GrlfflU), assistance disputed Satuwlay nn staff. slonofMunaRementServlccsand A d m itte d • A d m itte d TWIN FALLS — Joaeplj R. boUi Boise; Mrs. Edna Cassell, auditor's estimate his agency It called for roorganlratlon of o now IBM system Is being < LoretU Nielsen and H.K. Mrs. Hobert SchoesBlor, Gillespie, 27, ji former Twin Mountain Home and Mrs. Rose ^ paid $1.3 million erroneously to tlio Department of Public As- Installed. Klelnkopf.'both Twin Falls; Gooding; M rs. Glenn Newby, Fulls resident, died Tuesday In Slmrp, Hollister, Calif.; one i welforc recipients In flacallOTO. Blslance Into tliroo divisions and In tho rovlow of tljo audit tho M rs. H. RusseU TerreU, Filer; Bliss, and M rs. Jose .Cardonas, the Swedish Hoflpltal, Soaltio,- atcp-daufihter, M rs.'.Evelyn' Conunisslonor Bill Clilld said for-a number of oUier cluiagca-Jludgct-and-Elscal-Committee . Sherman Cllmer, Kimberly, K in g H ill. Wasli., following a long Illness. Mabbutt, Sljoshono; 10 grand- Iw felt.tlie ealitrmto— which to correctjleficlencles auditors staff said It folt Idaho cannot ^ and Lyman Stockham and Mrs. D U m U s c d Ho was bom Fob. 10, 1044 In children and 41 great- did not includo value of modlcal said their Invesligutlon dls- ofrord,wlt})ltslimltednoMsand Dan Turner, both Buhl. Jolm Sim s, Mrs. Qlfford Bell, Twln Falls, and was graduated grflndchildren.PrecedlngherIn assistance commodilles or food cloud. resourcey, a multitude of'com->, . M rs. Mike W illiam s and son. all in 1062from Uio Twin Falls High-tJontli besides her husband were stamps, ako nllcgodly orrop- Atnongtlwallcgeddeficioncios putor ln.Htallatlons. Gooding, and Tamara Barrus, School. He married Karleen one so, two stepsons and one cously paid - was based on WGro30purportodcflsesoffraud “Wo'advocato tliat tlio state I D lim ls ie d B o is e . Joan Wilson Sept. 0, lOflfl. step-daughter. an Invalid projection. detected In tlw welfare program follow tlio advice It has payed !, Mrs, Charles Mattice, Mrs. B lr t h i He was graduated from tho Services will bo conducted at -mis estimate was contained during fiscal lO'/O which, the for and rccclvod from consult-. M arvin Coates, Enrique Perez, A son was bom to Mr. and University of Idaho In 1068 and 1®!^ a.m ., Monday at tlio in a highly critical Ol-pago re- auditor said, wore not praroachwhich W illiam Scruggs and daughter, ono son. Joscpli R. Gillespie, terment will follow at 3:30 p.m. ^ meeting.thocommitteeautlioriz- produces tlie maximum benefit Mrs. David Brown * and Minidoka Memorial Jr.; his parents. M r. and Mrs. at Slioshone uiuler Uie direction ■ HEYBURN -M rs. w ra Bell payment of some »8,000 to at tlie least cost,” the report daughter, Jennifer Renee A d m itte d L. Gillespie, Twin Falls; two of the Rolyea Mortuary. Knudson, 00, 0 Heyburn iho outside occountlng firm of said. Carroll, Lcla Firrcster, Em m a M in n ie 'E Catmull and brothcrs,ThomasJaJnes(Tom) ■ Friends -may call at. tho rosldont. (Ucd Friday at Uio r U o , Wilson and Prstybylskl In Ujo public Hssistanco audit J. Trenliaile, Mrs. lUchard Marjorie Windsor, Rupert. Gillespie, Twin Falls, and Jack Rfilycn Mortuary today from Minidoka M emor^l Hospital, for an audit of tlio controver- report Defenbach said auditors Samson and daughter, Beverly D is m is s e d Eugene GlUesple. Twin Falls; noon until 8:30 p.rn., and on following a lengthy illncM. ainl executive division of feel Uie department “has not Richardson, Harry LeMoyno, Mrs. Sandra Canter and one sister, Mary Ann Gillespie. Monday from 0 a.m. until tlmo Sho was born August 1 5 , Management Services. boon able to accomplish a satls- Mrs. Burdette Deban, Mrs. daughter; Diane Wilson, Alfred Twin Falls; his maternal services, in Sullivan, Mo., and married amin autlwrlzed by factory level of performance In , Eldon Smith and Mrs. Ronald Donaldson and Marjorie grandmother, Mrs. Anna John Knqdsen on No\i.. l7; .100?, .tho Joint Finahce --Appropria.-some areas;*.* H ils”was duo to DcnnU, all Twin Falls; Mrs. Windsor, all Rupert; Stella Dooley, Boise, and patemal in M is s e l. Ho preceded her in Uo^s Committee of tlio leglsla-_ lack,of proper funding, Uiado- Russell Lively, Jack Roundy, Barlow, Paul. grandmother, Mrs. Mary E. deatii Oct. 22.10.17. tyre during its regular session quatcly trained personnel dub to f Nlkl Klinger, Mrs. Voss, Janet Glllosplo, Twin Falls. Survivors includo two soivs,-and-the-commlttee said It-did-a high turnover and Inadequate-, Lynn Jordan and Mrs. Marlon Cqssia Memorial Memorial services will bo Roy Knudsen, and daronco not want its payment of tlie bill number of caseworkers and oll- iW p and daughter, all Buhl; Big quake conducted in tl»o Twin Falls Khudsen, both Nampa; soven to be consldoredsa precedent glblllty personnel. Mrs. Terry D. Budd, Hazelton; daughters, Mrs. Deli (ClarO) A d m it te d ^ First Presbyterian Qilirch at 4 for payment of future obliga- To correct deficiencies, the Linda Knight and Mrs. Lynn- Holipes, and Mrs. Dean (Bllllo) Mrs. Paul Temple, Rupert; p.m., Friday, by Rev. Lyman tions ordered bjj the legis- auditors recommended the do- | vUle Brown, both Filer; Donna Mrs. Leon Walton, Burloy; shakes Jenson, botli Heyburn; Mrs. W. Wlriklo. laturo rather than an Interim partment bo given more money, M. Patterson and Cassia Gold, EUiol Carey, and Mrs. Bob Janet Wade and Robert Memorials may be made to committee. bo reorganized into a service both Rupert; Bernice McCoy, Hammon, Heybum;,Mrs. Alton (Hope) Evans, all Sacramento. tlie Amorlcjm ’DmcerTocIoty: This special audit delved Into division, an administrative dlvl- Murtaugh; Mrs. Melvin Johnson and daughter, Rupert. Calif., and Mrs. Leonard tlio chronological sequence of slon and an asslstonce eligibility Temple, Burley; Walter Solders eventa that led to tlto purchdse division, and that a number of | and Mrs. Clyde Gifford, boUi ANKARa1upI)-A medilm.. ^ of a Unlvac 404 computer sys- internal conb-ols be Instituted. Hqgorman; Morris Moorp, Mrs. ogiivic S t West, Golden, Colo.; M rs. Ruth Kimberly, and Paula Jeon Trudeau .walls in tlireo I^ te m TUrkoy Springer, Ft. Collins, Colo.; 23 Liese, Onlarlo, Ore. towns Saturday but thero were grandchildren^ and G1 great- BUHL — Mrs. Fannlo E. no deatlis or serious domago. grandchlldreni lets Russ Ottiivie, 87, Buhl, passed nwny' jjovomment officials reported. Funeral services will bo ^ B ir t h i last Hmrsday at Magic Valley officials said ttie shocks ...... i„ „ • A daughter was born to Mr. - i A # Memorial Hospital of a short (o^in Erjermn, Enincan and T „ arid Mrs. H. RunHell Terrell, illV t ; Illness, Tuncell, about 376 miles east of f,L» nl ^ n Filer. • • ...... ', - 1 ...... She was born April MrlM4, In 'Ankara in mount.,inous region. ‘ TASHKENT,*U.S.S.R. (UPI) Greenslenf, Kansas, and n,„y building walls were THE COM FORT —Caimdian Prime Minister married Andrew Hughes in crocked butU..I no buildings !?rmoi riiea wui followloijow Inin thoujo 1 Plorro Elliott Trudeau took Decpmbor, 1901, at St."joscpli, coliapsod. '"“’I O F PRIVACY . .. • UBBCRIPTM over tho controls of his Soviet Mo. , (rwashington, the Notional c«ll st iho McCullough Funeral Home this afternoon and U ol ulnioO importance Io ihoie recenJiy be* THETIMES-NEWS touring plaru)' Sativday and , He died Ott„ 1030, and hIio Earthquake Center said the Inadvertently sent tho big Jot evening and Monday prior to = reaved. Thai ii why we hove a ipeclol family TwInPaM i. tdAho' later morrled ArUjui' Agilvlo, tremor registered fl.8 on the tim e of services, By C «rrl*f into a 2,200-foot ,drop. April 30, lOM, In Twin Foils. Rlcht6r Scale.l room, oH ordino full view ol *ervlc«i while ai* P * f AMnJh ■ ' Trudeau pllote^l tlio Uyu^iln- — . Mr. Ogllvie preceded her In (DanvtSimdnv) I3.S0 • ByAAall 62 tltfo u g h a b o u t 10 m in u te s o f d ea U j M a r c h 5, 1055. P ild In Advanct wobbly flight en route from Mrs.. Ogllvie hud -lived In (Dally t Sunday) •J.75 Kiev in I tlw) Ukraine to .Missouri and Nc^braska until 17.75 Tashkent, capital of Soviet 1M2 when she ^m o to Idaho Twin Falls Cemetery lU.SO Urbeklstan. and liad slncb resided In Twin y Y *»r. ----U7.00 AAall lubtcrlpliAni accaplad only When Trudeau tfied his hand Falls and BuW. Selact a Com panion Lei w hile v«u o f * loflelhtr. u r r la r d^llwM’V I* not as a pilot during Uio five-liour Survivors Includo a daughtei^, W e offer a choice of fiat marker, railed marker malnlalnad. flight, tl)o Ilydshln-sim llar to a Arlene M itchell, Buhl; two sons, or privute c^bove-ground burial. Brltl^ VClO-dId a slmllow Clarence Hughes, Torrencf, TIMES-NEWS rlght^iand bank and beg^n Calir.i /W d - Andrew- Hughi^,- SUBSCRIBERS. U ^ g altitude. About 2,200 feet Kansas City, K^o; a brother, ticked off Uie altimeter before Ellsworth Yeatman, Wllmer, 2 Adult iforitrvlMon____ 0 *llvary '— the prime minister found the Ala.; - a slaterr Mrs. Jesse -(Ruby) LaFler, Lincoln, N ehc.^ Com[ At Tashkent alrikirt, Trudeau Call your carrier d x g r a n d c h ild r e n , 14 g re a t­ W ITH PERPETUAL CARE ; or 733:0931 an4 his wife were greeted by grandchildren and four great- Uzbek Prim e Minister Normak- great - grandchildren. One Baforaip.M.dallyor ^nm adl Khudalberdlyev and _g ran (U ^ preceded her In death. balora lOa.m.on Sunday* ^ e r o ffic ia ls . ’ ' Funeral services will be^ ^1^0.00 coaduoted at 4 p.m. Monday at PHONE 733-0931 the' White Mortuary, T^ln —Or-UuoiT-tolMraa oumbar •- — ^le ■4'ennaylvanla~Depart«. .1 Falla*^ j-wUh— .Rev.___ J o h n . _ ment of Highways is painting '^an'abr&ndt offlclatlng. B url^ B4iil-CMt)t«ord U 3 ^ iU aomi highways near Harrisburg M il follow In Sunset Memorial !ll3% IIjS?Sor(and • ' yellow, red, orange and green. P a r k . Pllar-llfloarMn H eaitlar Ui-S37S Friends may call at the WtndMUJafoma- Hie ' idea: provlcte brightly ooedU>o-Hae«’m M . o i- ia s colored pavement' at high- mortuary today and Monday frequency accident locati&ns. until 3:30 p.m .; Sen. Church schediile& ^ i^rank causes big S u n d a y , 33, 1»7I TlmM-Newi, Twin F«Mi, litaho 3 Blathers create week of Ic|aho speeches dam age at hotel caused several thousand dollars when the incident occulted, WASHINGTON-Sen. Fran^^ Twin Flails and Montpelier, by the Nampa Optimist -and- headaches^ worth of damage TtiurBday Twin Fall^ I^llce said the boy. Church plans ‘a'full we«k of meetings. with etudepts. at .Lions aube. night at the'Hogerson Hotel and involved in the .Incident has s p f s ^ e s t n\eetlng8 and other Northwest Nazarene Q)Uege, At 3:30 p jn . Tuesc^y, he will SAIGON (U PI)—^Ihe Storer -‘when the unit was about to go ^ Golden R ijar when the ‘beeh charged with destruction appcarancealn Idaho this week. Nampa, and College of Idaho, taka part in a • q i^lo n and brothers, clyjllan and soldier, back to the field. Glenn save sprinkler system was activated.^ of private property. Highlights of the Senator'0 C a ld w e ll. •• _ _ _ _ _ * answer diacusidon with political — PoHce-saltf’ , inUltao . JUmselLuprin.tbe4;nlted.i&Udk- '*‘Brtietfiflf^rrclQae-TBgfr*fchoor '^n.'CT iurS'W iU 'tfy'lo Twin 'dil&l6i” an3’lludenl“ b^y'ai*^ plenty o f headaches in getting when he learned the maa U rhS noarShoshone Street.West. ^he look-alike brothers to leave Saigon’s fan"^nl^ui will address tho graduating i n l ’ . K : Twm - Tvln K„,U S.u,p,oSLSS? ., L ;rh^etr.vrtt S S a J'C & a n f L e a g u e t o seniors at Montpelier. TWIN FALI^ Col. Henry tlrcmcn answprcd a call al 5M Iho track and a Union 51, monlhs with the . Sen. Qiurch will return to 'L. Warren, commander of tho Jackson Slroct Thursday nlRhl I’ucUlc o h k Iiio , opcralod by W. Amorlcal Dlvialon. Ho didn't Wes, however, ^oducod a Boise Friday morning for u full G7Ui T a c tic a l R e c o n n a l^ n c o where a furnace motor was' ;>• Trnnmer, Jerome, struck want to return to Vietnam and “ "Im by his s p o i | s o r day of activities in connection Wing, Mountain Homo Air SEN. FRANK aiU RCH burnlnii. ( Uio vchlclo. ■ „|,jt |,o colled tho "senseless P”™?- ■ with tho Idaho Conference on Forco 'Base, will address the Aging. At 10:45'a.m ., ho will Twin Falls Rotary aub Wed­ Hretran said damage was IVIu l- alls Pollco, who In- yii^g." Hie military poUce,-who have mtaor.Hiocall wasrocclvcdat vesll^tcsl U.o mlslmp which Wes donned Glenn's (aUguea been closely shepherding him s e n a t o r speak to delegates to Uie con- nesday noon at Uio Turf D ub. 8:20 p.m. and firemen wcro occiu*od about 3 ;« p.m., and with a sheaf of InstrucUons since his arrival in Saigon, Tubing ferenco In Blue Room of tho Col. W. W arren took com m and of TWIN FALl^ — "Frank Statchou.^. / Ujo wing at Mountain Home Air tack In quarters at OilO p.m. “ tlm ited damage to the truck „„ how to act anil talk got up to decided ho should uie the The occupant of the residence Is a <200 and damage to tho traUl the division's base In Chu Lai. passport to clear Vietnam's • Church Takes Time to.IJsten" ■ At 2 p.m. Friday, Son. Force Base Aug. 31, 1&70, stolen at is the first In a series of puUlc Qiurch, chairm an of the Senate following assignment as Peggy L«wis. at about $155. Jle was turned In by another GI civilian outgoing formalities. awareness programs sponsored Aging Committee, will hold a commander of a tactical fighter by the lusague of W omen Voters committee hearing at Uie Bo'iso wing at Kunsan Air Base in business 0! Twin Falls. YWCA to tako testimony from Korea. Prior to that Frank Church w ill bo In Twin delegates and others on iL‘«ignmcnt, ho was assigned T W IN F A L L S - A b o u t |175 Falls M onday. M ay 24, to attend problem.H of Uio elderly as part to a roconnaisanco wing at wortii of items were reported a question and answer session of Uie commlttco's continuing Udofn, Royal Tliai Air Force stolon from L. L. Ijingdon Illdo for the press and the public. The investigation. Base, Tliailand, where he flew and Scrap Iron Friday morning. open meetlng^will bo held from Saturday, Sen. Qiurch will 85 c o m b a t m is s io n s . E n d ^ -m o n t h Twin Falls Police said about 3:00 p.m. to."^5 p.m. in the return to W asliington.______AJintlYfl_DLKcwpoct._H._I.»- — lO ra d ia to rs a n d th re e n n d l i half-— R o l u iiiu p T lb ^ n o r ih o iF ^ ^ Col. W arren graduated from tho sacks of copper tubing were Hotel. ■ Researchers at tho University United States Military taken. Entrance to tho building According to Mrs. Steve of Illinois Hospital In Chicago A c a d e m y in 1945. H o h a s served _at_605 Sltpaltone St. W. was Smith, Twin Falla Uague report that Jlio nropellants in -witli figliten.units-for-the p a s t ^ - inadoT)y prying Iwo padlocks president, the p u b lic Is lhvited7 atomizers IhariUspcnse drugs yours but has also hold 'ataff c le a t a n d e ^ from a west door. Tho League also expects to used by asUima sufferers may positions at Air F»ce Officers said 0)o brcak-ln sponsor simUar programs in tho cause abnorm al heart rhytluns. 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...... ' ' ANDREW TUU.Y ' etns- On Faufttroy Arid

WASHINGTON — ForgeHor ' it says so right In the home that pass (or government here, permitted to exiat, as It were, by look at ^ e way he’d operate. ______Tn The CAlhenn Of MngiVj^p»cy______-the-mement'-that-tfelP-qty— n d e ^ U —eubmttted-by--the-'As^epresentatlv»s ol-thfr-folka—fl-Gongreea-fuftotiontng a« 1faxmghottt-the-m lnor-4UMl'kliotk; aiphltlnoft-attm nd tlyufl MihmU.JiimMlf.rtfl vandaU.^Ha>denounced«-lba... l*0«l no»lc#* will t>« poWI»h«d. I ------— ------nl "PUt* Twin Pkllt. Idaho, WMI,by M*glc V«tl«y N*w«p«p«ri, Inc. EAt*r*d cIm i mall m attar April I, pressure on tholr Congressmen, included In his bill an increased of local politicians. .. taxation without represen- police, who restored order »?1I, at thapoi* olfic* la Twin Fallt; Idaho. MJOI. Undar thaactAA areh I. WW. the owners of tho District of Federal pavment -fQr_tbe Fauntroy and his gang e d tation. TTiere ye no waUs to without firing a shot, visited the . . . . J. Columbia are in for a new District to maite up 32 per cent assorted bleeders In swish keep anybody In; tran' prisoners to . m ake pollilca) financial beating. of the budget In . 1972 and drawing-rooms cry that this is sportation of a sorl — exists speeches find altogether acted Tho device for this bit of escalating to 40percent by'1975. taxation w ithout represen-y to carry the disgninUed back; to as an unpaid consultant to the i . legalized thievery Is called The Federal payment now'tatlon. They are right, and m Mobile, o b . Ala., or Hackenaack, N. _'‘homo__ rule," and ^ It 1s 'no, amount^to 13 perjcent of the that's how It should bo. J. EvmThe fact a Fauntroy that Uie populaUon is suscep* ou^om lsm . If Confess la dim- " budget; so Pauhtby Is thinking ' Waalilngton IS'THE rederal eontlnuet to Increiw mggesti H ble'to » m dden'attack of wilted enough to go along. Hell Mg. Qty, crcated ^nd organised to Uiat a lot of people^ve fouild responaiblltly when put in City indeed will be by Its ^ell, now. It is only proper servo'as-a factory for -the the capital a pre^good thing, *charge,but on the record 1 fear citizens in ste a ^d f by the that Uie Feds help support D. C, Federal ijnvomment. Despits a despite the tyratmy of Capitol that undOr his rule we’d atlll be Federal government, and, because Uie town is overgrown scattering of Industrial con- Hill. putting out flrca.. For example, brother, shoiild that come about with its tax-exempt properties, cerns and a conglomeration of M ore to the point, the’ hls only conunent on the |Q.S- Responsibilities you can begin setting _ aside But under the present setup sliopa, that Is still W diihln^n’s situation Is bad enough now million .cost to the city of the anoUicr fat wad of dough' for Congress has a financial veto chief function.’ Any other under a mayor appointed by Uie demdnstrl^tlons has been Federal taxes. '' over-tho political corrylngs-on business Is strictly Incidental — demand President, thatand an the elected Federal City Tho maturity and judgment for decisions are mature ■ enough to , government Coundll and pick upBoard the tab. Weof responsible adult cit^ensliip in ■ realize responsibilities accompany Educailon. Crime is still might also M su^clous of a -dam8araoy-do4M>t-oajMigically---ptiuilege.s-andri'applly,-dam8araoy-do4M>t-oao(tfii>Migi and tho Insiders bowed to the resolution "demanding that tem pted to take a direct hand In for Georgia-Pacific Corporation, publication of the. American fn- outsiders and got sluffy. Aftor U.S. troops .be withdrawn the American protest started moving’ a pile of recenUy stitute of Certified Public Ac­ that the insiders wont to singing totally ^rom the three In- movement when he sent a monotonous dirges and the stored logs to the’sawmill when he countants, in trying to reduce the doc^lnesi countries before July message to leaders a short tim e outsiders stayed outside where was attacked by a mother quail. He tax discrepancy Congress has 4, 1971." hack urging that they quit their ftey could sing music which stopped the heavy machinery to tipped the balance tho other way. The message etnpKasized quarreling and unit« all antiwar sounded like music, investigate. In somo instance, it moy bo what a "necessary" and groups so as to make Uielr . n,at Is as much as I'd better usefulfuncllonahelsperformmtf demonstrations more effective.-^ gay of this, but a Glencoe, 111., One of the trees, obviously penalizing marriifgo.. toward ending what Hanoi Some obeervers claim his Bd> lawyer sent me a verse which harvested too late, had developed a A bachelor whose thoughts of called Nixon’s "crim inal vice was taken and a major split ^yg (t bettor than I can rotten section. ’The quail had built matrimony may be influenced by aggressive War.” averted. anyway: her nest In the noft.eppt am oi^ tho tho supposed tax savings thereto Ihe''broadcast, which ex^ ^’ThU is not to bnply that the "In unison we rise and stand pressed "the support of the protest movement'is largely and wish that we were silting; piled logs instead of her usual should beware. If his intended has Vtetnsmese women'' for lUbn. composed of young.men and brush cover i:; the woods. There a substantial incomeof herown, he And liston to the music start 'Abzug's activities, came 6rom women who follow the Hanoi end wiidi that It were quitting. were eight eggs. may find himself, paying more Depikty Le Thi Xuyeb, vice party ibie. We pass our hym nal to a guest Sims gently moved, the several- taxes as a married man. presidmt of the (North) Viet- It is to say, however, that or_____ fake_ a amoker’s______cough; ton log toan off limits lirea. Mother Uncle Sam has nAt only stopped namWomen'aUnlon.anofflelal-Hanoliama)^ the attempt to— -rWe dropourpencUs^}o8eeur- playing Cupid, says the magazine, — government organbuUon...... gulde.and coordinate. And In gloves take our-glasses off,___ quail greatfully laid ariotbor egg. Five days later, Radio Hanoi making the attempt, iMvitably^ • our lips to keep in Officially, G-P h?s "returned iho ' blit may in fact have stolen an announced that Hoang Minh^ It ^ weaken the movment. style emitting awkward bleats; - log to Inventory-i^ding hatching ^arrow or. two .from hla quiver,..... Glam, ^Jorth Vletnamjnlnistar- SVjr-few people- welcome la------And when the laht Amen-is' -and"pre-night training,” . ‘ - There'sanother way of looking at ■ of culture, had aent a meesege- terference by f o i ^ govenw gong sink gladly In-tnir.'seats;" ' Homebuilders may expect it. For tho first time, every gal with to "antiwar fightera In the ments bi theb* internal affairs.' oh Lord, who hearest every needed lumliSr from the remaining a good income will kno\y that when United States (o express warm And Uiat, Tthlnk, applies, to prayer imd saveat us fhun foes, aympatby with the new antiwar most Individual protesters as Deliver now they little flock portion of the lo^f sometime around , some guy proposes to her. It’s just campaigns In the spring" and to ^ as the American public at all thead hnnns nobody mid-June. got to be true lovel ez{reu appreciation to the large.* . jowwa r . S u n d a y , « , I97.I T lm e j- N e w ., T w in F a l l i , Id ah o S Tiities-News Tim^s-News Public Foruin PuBHc Forum

"Arn-0‘piiiTOii“ Timely^omment Eiditor, Tlmes-News: tried to burglarize a place of . H. t . Craig's well-worded and Editor, Times-News! the m an from a position that.he business, but the mazljhu(n t i h x ^ c o ih m m t ibn th e " M a in sentence that can possibly te -> I‘m ■ writing concerning the has done a fine Job for the past — recent (lrlng-o(--b8sketb«ll ■Hir^arB7‘ ------im p o sa d .for-hlg h w >y;m ur < iir r lt ^ point that n e ^ emphasizing. I a ^ a r in the coun^ jail. Even coach Charles F&rmer from the I’m not writing to say that we w ill hot a t this tim e U ke violent . Twin Fallfl senlor hlgh school. do or do not need this; this light sentence is almost j either fo^ or agalrtsi the Because I have play^ under coach, but merely to point out never ImpoMd. i dedgn of the business-section, Coach Farmer (or two years that the reasons statied for firing B urgla^,'w hich by definition ho w e v e r. and have been In direct contact the former coach, just can’t injures nobody p h y sic^, Is i ' Mr. Craig makes a slight with the athletic program for stand up in my own - mind. felony. You bse all ddienahip misstatement (and this is not three years, I feel that 1 am Perhaps we did need a new rights upon a felony conviction. m ^ n t as criticism. Sir. On the . qualified to voice an opinion on c o a c h , b u t O nly tim e w ill teU> Your career Is forever m arr«d.. contrary, I am glad you wrote -the m a tte r . Hesults,,and not oplnloto, You are a m arked m an, an "ex- as you did!) when he says he I disagree with the reasons should speak the loudest in con," «ven after serving. yow does not want to ‘‘spend the few staled for the firing of the helping to get thbigs done. 1 J£ntfiatt.- rem^imng years of m y old^sgr — furin«»-“uuuL'hr “rlm-THBBon f "U)Iriirihat“i;oacri~Farmer nas^ M urderltn the highways, even in the penitentiary for homicide given Ihe public were that ho had good results In the.past. As if the murderer is deliberately with an automobile." had poor support with his of right now I fail to see the blind drunk or high on drugs. Is No, Sli', nobody would w ant to pfayers and that he had poor reason for getting the nbw a misdemeanor. It's no worse spend tim e in prison. However, iU tc relaUonBi At no tim e can coach other than the fact' that than a parking ticket in Idaho, "homicide with an recall any “locker room talk'^ the Dubllc wouldn’t give the old So think of that. Mr. Craig, automobile" is virtually a r'' or animosity toward Coachcoach a chance. I feel that the and all you reader^ next .time, hoUy — not a crlmel It has Farmer. In faot, I would say m ain reason we now have a new you set out on the hl^w ay . The been said, and rightly, that if that nearly everyone on the coach is due to one thing that State of Idaho sets the vali^ of you want to eliminate an team liked the coach quite well. can be summed up in one word. ' your life at about ^u a l to « enemy, come to Idaho and use a Naturally, there were limes Tliat word'is “politics..” parking ticket. • No more. hunting rifle (during the hunting when all wasn’t chipper. Itiere .1 thbik that the manner in Frequently less, in fsct. season, when m ankind loins the were also a few times when which Coath Farmer was Parking tickets Cannot be ^ list of "game anlm aW '), or a "fixed;" highway mufderers some of the team meml)er8 dismissed '(vas underhanded car. Either way, you're almost Indlvddualiy, Including myself, and .downright dirty. I believe frequently get off with a sure to get off scot free! disagreed with the coach that most of the points against suspended sentence and no I t 's Iro n ic t h a t y o u c a n g e t 15 greatly.. But then Just how Coach Farm er were raih-oaded m o re . years m prison for breaking a many people do we loiow that through and that.the trye . . . A. Lee Tremaine window. If the law believes you wo'vo never disagreed with? motive for getting a new coach O V b i F a lla As to the second matter of were kept under the table. poor public relations, I think Politics Is great for cam- that all sports fans should ask palgnini$*-to achieve a desired ___ themselves Just who the_puUlc position but It has no place ln_ relations respori^lblllty falls sports especially at the high u po n . , school level. Tw o Bits W ortH I don't bellcArO'that the There seems to be m uch more »rity-of-thUireBponalblllty -to^ll"thls”than”Just“ the'l)cr=' Ttn^NeMl tenanta. Hey have «il loveUT falls upon a coach, but upon formances and results on the i ' m t b alck of thl« prejudice children. Throe glrU are ail those people who are palu to basketball floor. I think a Creat People Are Great agalnsttheMexlcang (Spanish-.^ployed and the b o y » , carry out sporting nows. search should be made for the Americana) that I hope I.can teenagers, do field work when Sometimes I wish that the roal reoson for any trouble put in my two bits worth. - school is out. The family Is coach would have soundodmore w hich seems to exist In the Twin ■ Joe Burgy says great people are Pacific as operations officer for an We have a nlco three^ reliable, devout and religious optim istic in our press releases; Falla athletic program. great people — and he should know. air rescue squadron. He received bedroomhomeinthecountry.lt ^nd we are very thankful this but I also don't fee] that this' ... Michael Crandal his honorable discharge in 1946 Is well kept and clean and we Moxlcan=AlnerlcBn-famUy la- could bo used os a basfs offlrlnY Twin Fulls” -Down through the years he has havfi^a nice M exican'Amerlcan with the rank of Lieutenant here and contributing so much rubbed shoulders with the best of to thank for its present con- to or community. them,'bunted, with them, fished Commander. d itlo n . Anyway, for what It's worth, with'them, impersonated them and Then back to Sun Valley where Alter a succession of people Judge people by their acts and traveled with them. he became director of outdoor ' moving In and out, not paying behavtor — not their raoe, color activities. From this time on their rent, leaving us bills to or creed. That's what America And who, among the greats, pay, we locked up the house for through 1954 the great and near- aUll stands and tights for. Real Courage stand out in his recollections? Well, two years. We actually couldn't Mrs. 0 . E . Ahlsbrom to name a few, there is President great were many because all roads afford to rent It. tloute One led to Sun Valley. Along came the present. W e n d e ll Editor, Tlmes-News: that tJjoro is still ono nowsjjnpcr Truman, General George Marshall Bob Salter of Boise Radio around witir tljo-courdKo ’ to when he. was secretary of stale, It was at Sun Valley where ho Station KATN's program match his moral standards! Gary Cooper, Ernest Hemingway, organised the famed Sun Volley "Action Line” road a clipping Mrs. Olovla Mallard Russ Morgan and Clark Gable. Handicap Trap Shoot. He attended from your newspaper over Uie 1332 W e st F ir s t S t. ’ Cooper was just like he was oo the seven national championships and ROWLAND EVANS ^ nlr UUs morning announcing Meridian, Idaho proved he know what it was all your decision to refuse to screen. Hemingway was extremely publish advertisements of X- modest; President Truman was about when ho won the national rated movies. very, easy to talk to. Gable was a Class A trapshootlng contest and M o d e r a t i o n Congratulations! I'm sure real man — and all man! made the All-America team in 1953. RACINE, Wis. ~ The non- NeveiHheless, we took care not tliat your position will bo at­ Depressing Now he shoots birds instead of Then, of course,, there was Ideological allure of Sen. E dund to Interview In areas of- tacked by certain elements in ' traps.' S. M u s k ie o f M a in e fo r -the preponderantly Eastern our society who will claim Uiat Editor, Tlmcs-Ncws: Senator Borah. But to get to this fundamentally non-liberal msss European ethnic population you arc trying to force your own Tliis is Q letter written in point we will start at Uie beginning, After leaving Sun Valley he went of Wisconsin Democrats is such (numerous in this state) which moral standards upon tlfem. If disgust and,frustration, of Joe Burgy’s life. to Las Vegas where he built and th a t, i f th e 1073 P r e s id e n tia l Mmuld overwhelmingly back tlioy do. I'd say It's about timo Evory^ st>rlng, for the past managed the equally famous His grandfather, John Curran, ' primary were held todayi he M ^ ie , the son of Polish im* somebody tried to lmprov<^ four ycaM, I have gone out to came to Hagerman in 1864. He was Sahara Gun Club. But then, about would run away from all other migrants. Moreover, because of currcnt moral standards! ^ \ tlie Fdllk Labor Center .to four years ago, he couldn’t forsake out>of>state challengers and superior name Identiflcatlon, In recent years I've tried toV register children for the Irish — clear through. Joe’s father, , quite likely compete on even early support for Proxmlre persuade the local newspaper ^summer migrant school Joseph Burgy, Sr., was born in - the call of Idaho and the great terms with Wisconsin's favorite ought to ^ at its maximum (llio Idaho Statesman) to the program, outdoors so he came back to Idaho Peoria, 111., and came to Boise son, Sen. W illiam Proxmlre. here with no place to go but same course of action but their E u h year it gets harder for and now is announcer and handles where he met Joe's mother-to-be. _Thls-is- the lunavoidablLdow n... position Is that this would—me to go out~thei«,~ as it Anna Curran. The couple moved to ne\roW Radio O T F r conclusion drawn from ln< Eliminating Proxmlre, constitute .censorship. This, In depresses mo so to see the living As a sidelight he recalls that the tervlowing voters with Oliver Kennedy, and Humphrey from my opinion, is a weak-kneed conditions these people have to Hagerman where they engaged In Quayle's polltakers in two the list (as. pollUdans here - Way of dtlcking one's own m oral endure, living in the the livestock game. Joe senior is greatest hunting companions had barometer precincts, one a predict will be the case). ' responsibilities. "barracks." to bo Cooper and Heminway. now dead but his widow lives with lower-middle Income blue- Muskie runs wild with M per­ Please send two cdpies of the It's beyond my com­ her son — Joe junior — at Canyon To end this personality sketch wo collar neighborhood in Racine cent; Muskie, 32 votes; issue In which your prehension to understand liow must reveal the wdll-guarded and the other a combined blue McGovern, 6; Hughes, 6; Bayh, nouncement appeared. I'd like, such an affluent county and Villa in Twin Falls. acctet that Joe was in the famed and while collar area d sUfihUy 2;. Jackson, 1; undecided, U . to use them to prove, to others community can allow such Joe went through grade and high higher In ^ e on Milwaukee's To m any of these Democamel hair co^t. Ho enhance and might even erode young auto woHnr in Racine. being organized advocating month or longer. _wgs_picked_tp.impersonate Glen _ his standing with these rank- "H e seems reallstlc.'I,_ restoration o( the Conatltutic«____ • • • W*’®- Wayno Murphy______Idnho._Hc_remcmbcrs_lho-Sonator_- “ and-fUeDemocrats. " That reflects the cor of the United States. How in the S'" as u "brilliant and kind man." Miller in the Suji Valley scones. He The answers to pollster among these m iddle to lowai'- world can this be? As long as I Kimberly Back In Idaho ho joined the Sun wore that coat, a pair of glasses Quayle’s questionnaires in the middle Income Democrats, far can remember, and tracing Valley (then Union Pacific owned) and carried the Miller instrument. two barometer precincts less liberal than many back throu(0i history, we have - staff as a member of-tho sports -T h a t was Joe for Miller at Sun (select«d-by-election analyst Democratic - leaders Imagliie. -been-govemed“by~this“ great— V:'7\Vr.~7rT.;T~'.r.^^ Valley in Sun Valley Serenade but Richard Scammon) showed O u t of the 61 D e m o c ra ts , document •— ' ‘ • ' desk. Thls'was in December; 1040! almost no support for Sens. favored an Immediate pullout Our elections on national, Except for Navy duty he was at it ha? been a well-kept secret. Edward M. Kennedy of ftroip VleUxhm. The empfaasls Forum Rules state, county, and oven city Sun Valley from 1940 to 1954. Ho Joe remembtirs, though, because Massachusetts and l(lubert given to the economic ' levels are conducted the same K o tu tn le t t e n m u i t be con- learned to ski after he took the job the camel hair coat w.a# worn out Humphrey____ . . ______of Minnesota.______Nor (unemployment, UtflaUon, as from the start. We have the cerned with topic* of gedcriil and quit skiing when he left. before the shooting was over. did Sen. Qeorge McGovern of tatei) and the aodal-iaaug ( 1 « ^ samo Jurisprudence. IntercBt and must b« of a But there was a sliver lining. Ho South Dakota aeetn to have and «de r, dniga, crlnw) by Good grief, a dollar is a reaioDilble length. ■ It was in 1952 ho went in the derived atrength from hla them waa juit'ahpul even. One dollar. The government prints The editon of the Tlmei- Navy. It was a fourtyear hitch was paid $5 a day for im- headatart here. Moat aur- Haclne tnickdrlver out d ira'k and Issues it, the same as It did New l reierve the right to refute including 16 months in the South personoting the great ono. prlalng, Muakle ran allghtly alnce February (a Muakla when the Country changed from puhllcatlon if, in their opinion, a h u d of Proxmlre, one of backer) told ua ha coiuldara the English pound .the' inbject matter U of B Wlaconaln'a all-time top vote- crime — not (he Monomy--tba Our boys are still fighting to Ubeloua nature, I, not In good gettera. naHon'a moat pnaaliig laaua. keep- , our country . free ^ m taite or U repetition, and ha, Prom 61 reglatered' votera “ W ecantlx lbe ecoiiom)r > n«' aggreialon. W« are fighting' prevlonily been thoroughly who will vote In the i m we get tha country ,a l« a d lD ," foreign control not only here but covered In the fonim . S t r e e t s ! Democratic primary, theae |i* aald. all ll^ u g h the world, the same All letters must bear the, Prayer For This Tim e were the prehrenceii MuaUe, .Ibua, Wlaconais’a it«*olyv< as our forefathers did from the) signature and address of the Editor, 'Itmea-Newa: H i Pronnlra. 17; Sen. Hirold a a ' i mlUtanUy dovlab itala start of this great country. writer. The .name of tKe writer For three yeara now I have Hughe* d Iowa, t; McOovara (utomatic*Hy talllli( ' to our lovely and K em M y, 4 aacfai Ham- n w it illllltM tlir, . y t l.5 M >elored when we'still have Uie' 'unless tlien 'la a' jperiibaBl faraway: Why is that? I knowyou cah't be s ^ris^d if yw seem far dty verymudlLyoorpwl*ar^ .phw.-S-Swi.. Birch Jbiyh.cCaadU tU IU M nciM irlSim -^ “ Bame'“-4hings; ‘To 'restore request that It be withheld and ' "saiiJr “ I "will never leave you nor ^ aWaJ'. Oh, plea'sei help me find niy ttie (to d lle a t ai\d the watmaat Indiana, >; Sea H tnty M. two b a n o u la r i n d n ^ I M n something you m ust first lose it. the reason for such' a request * forsake you.” It must be my fault. I way back. I'have round anywhere. Jadu on d WaahlngtMi, non^; the atantpolnt oi a lh n t p«M t ' I Just can't seewhere we have stated. This request will thM be- guesh l .leave you by getting-too - --- .-.-. Uletta Martin--- — ____ ^Butyouratreeta-wowl They undedded, » . ------, - i- omdUalaFrlMce irertiie-iw- _16st_‘our greafCJhstltutkn. If^ conslderedJ>y the editors and it are aom*thlng-elae.~“Wha'. Ih ia amaU. but aigntflcar t- »ot«r«.;rocli- M ’- tlit"y«an busy to think aboutyourMaybe l do F i l e r . , things have' been c^nged, ^ w win either be Tjraated or the hnnienedT l’-kamplln| If UiauHlcl«nt to aalaamadlaBadm.i|ii«;«iaU me where and HOW. letter will bie returned to the or say s(|mething, or even think.' 'Ruaaeil H. Price . contr«dlat the-conventional, 8 a ii.] ] ii( h M b M « H lw * ‘w01 ... Danny J. CuUlp ' . writer. • ., > . WO ]i(b Ave. NJ:. w ia ^ that Prolmilre weuU end tha w unw iitqpM T w in F a lls Salem, Oregon aweep hU own atata'a primary, th« , Red Army newspaper attacks tro^S r_

-MOSCpW(tlPU^.So^leraQli.a__-tral|L_£ompartmentJiwith_tral|L—i»iiu)artmentJ;twith.repeating!JV£verybbdy_kix>na_lpore repeating! JVEverybbdy_kiK»wa-Jm^ the R«d'arAw have come under severaleral young soldleni,soldiers, one ofot there Uis no God churcheschurc for .A'-^iilallon pT" ■ p KB i ^ ^ S B h C b B fire from tnelr own official w whom h o)m m aaskedaiked ^ e d her: Such a stat^state of-affairs,of-affairs. Red seven million,m illion, and some are the for not noting the- “ ^ - • y o u beilever.-old- Btar uidrproved -that "anti-qlee-of eroaU chapelaL-v— ... battle against belief in God as w o m a n ? " -religious ____ „ propaganda______shoiUd be Many former Russian resolutely as they ^ u ld . "Whydo you sonny?" conducted uninterruptedly, not diurches have been converted ■^coSriiiuoosTODiv' **In some detachmm U." the "Because it (religion) makes Just from time to time." to museums, sobering-up sta- FROM ItOO P.M. arm y newspaper Red Star said rpe laugh." \ Antl-religlous propaganda Is tlons for drunks, trade eihlbi- AT l!45-4t45.8tOO P.M. In ’ a len ^y commentary;— “What" is'^theree to laugh official &vlet policy. Freedom tion ^halls—and-warehouses.. '*commandera and' political about?" said* the old woman, of.worshlp U guaranteed the Scores have been ripped do^< workers have W eaken^ anti- "God helps us in everything. He Soviet'constitution but th? state Rarely is a new one built, W licn a Lady is applauded religious p r(^ a n d a . Hiey do la everywhere .t-in this bread, considers religion a ''serious Famous St. Basils Cathedral in by 30 iiiilliun people, not conduct the resolute flght so'nny, in your thoughts/' ' .ideological adversary." Red Sqi^aro has been renovated ' she owes them an cncorc. for tlM uprdoUng of leftovers of Red Star said "an argument ‘i QiUdrert are told "religion is —as an admlsslon*charging religion hvjpMples’ conscious- began In which the old woman a h'armfuh superstition. Every- museum. ness." took tho upper, band. “The thing Is explained by science," , There Is no official estimate Even old women. Red Star private could not counter her Jesus Christ is usua^yl referred of’ active Russian orthodox 4K>ted-eaFea8tlcally,-oan-beal-.argumenta.W ltii any.of his own>---toHa.'JtheinythlgaI,Qjfiflt:”zq:znbqllever8 In-the-Soviet-Unlon^- soldiers.In religious'argument One could see he was not Moscow in loi^had more than Unofficial 'estimates run to and It told the story of one old prepared "for an argument o f' 600 churches for a population of more than 20 million. Those woman named Anna who sat In this sort.’ He Just kept ^one {nllllon. lliere are today no attending services are. few, ■ . • . ' ’ mostly eldorly, and mostly female.. Several other branches of Christianity'still exist in the GM president pledges ^ ■ Soviet Union although services lU’o s c a n t. U n o ffic ia l e s tim a te s suggest .there are several m illlnn nerson en d to aiito-ppllution- Cahtolics. Lutherans and be­ lievers in a Quaker-atylcd Baptist sect called the United DETROIT (UPI) — General shares of stock, but.said it ..nominated by thoso constituent Baptist Evangelist Church. .Motors Corp. aiaim iun James hoped to gain backing on its cies even though tiiey m ight not 14 . Roche answered ^|afnall but proposals by at loast 3 per cent bo shareholders.. ' . persistent group of dissident of the company's stockholders, Liiiling in Uie proxy state­ stockholders FViday with a Tliis year's meeting did not m ent and tho'ballot of up to 30 pledge tlie company was draw the amount of attention candidates for tho. board in Lacty making an all-out commltmont as tho 1B70 meeting when addition to tho olato proposed FREE "to take the autofnobile out of Campaign GM made Its first by management. WiNMCR B ACADEMY AWARDS the air poUuUon proWcm." bid. About 645 persons were In Disclosure In tJjo corpora­ o r ...... w V To do this, Roche told Uie their seats ono-lialf hour bofore tion’s annual report of more BAR B P annual shareholders meeting, tlie beginning of the meeting, details about pollution control SUNDAY GM plana to spend $160 million compared with 1,700 at tho and vehicle safety develop­ AFTERNOON »an increase of $20 million same time last year. A total of ments, minority hiring, recall over tho previously announcwl 2,650 stockholders attended tho campaigns and dovelop^fient of MAY 30, 1971 PHONE 733.6336 figure—to clean up exhaust 1970mcoUng. m a n p o w e r. E «il on U.S. 30 >0 Eatlldnd D«iv» pollution. The three proposals ' put "■nio past year has seen OUTDOOR INK Roche’s announcement came forward by Campaign GM call General Motors make consider­ APPEARANCE of fanmincnl dangir to u O b ut from ap­ lAST'ToiTYs" shortly before tho voting on for: able strides toward tho achieve­ proaching Irdiihter l> cnaUsd by pbotoiraplier’l lonf Inu. Jarbidge, Nevada Gatet Open BtOO P.M. three proposals put forward by . Election of Uiree directors ment of tho broadened public C a m c ra AT 9:IS P.M. rcproscnllnK GM employe. expectations In areas of social - t r t c l r — ^ rttaary b t ^ foot saUcraft deared Hs path wtth room to epare— :jiigpi2’'of~GMV~2flff” in!lli6ir“dealcrs'^niFxuslomw8- ^ -concern;'*—RociT^sald—ln-n- (UPI) sweeplng reference to GM ’s O l N I N t i & c r itic s . 1—tKo— flBO-m lllion- D A N r i N G expenditure to control auto Novelist may disturb new neigEbors e m iss io n s a n d |d4 m illio n to I NIGHTIY control industrial air and water NEW YORK (UPI) -What tho idea of being stuck with one brown hair and ditto beard. rack" and cost "four or five tlio s c u lp tu re . In 1956, ho pollutfbn "is but one evidence EXCEPT SUNDAY of our Bll*out commitment to will the new neif^bors thbik? person forever is ... Is ..." He Beard shaped like Abraliam dollars." His westom-cUt sliirt directed her In "Craxy Octo­ Enjoy the Entertainment tho complete fulfillment of all For one thin^, he’s a burner pauses, sliaKes his head. " I Just U ncob’s —on purpose," Herll- cost nine. Oh yeah, ho shrugs, ber," a ploy he wrote. of Well.Ktiown .he_hafl.otlicr_clothe.‘!jh a tjir ^ _Atop____b u ilU b t b o o k c a se s. that the American public- of Incense-and nibbles goat- couldn't do n ." ______-liy-says.wbcn aakcd.tD.dcscribo. Singer^iGuitamt— cheese "for energy." For He's Jam<^. I-«o Herllhy, tho Idmself, (He has blue eyes and '■Imndiiuido." spines facing tlio sofa, are IB expects of us.’ another, ho says thingd like: man from whose novel they is crowding 45.) Except for tlic books, rpcords copies of Herlihy’s new novel, lOHNNYlARTUU "... No, I'm not married and made that X-ratod movie, Like tills cowboy in "Mid­ (Stravinsky sluiring a rack wltli "'Hie Season of tlw Witch" From 9:00 to 1:00 I’m npt, gonna get m arried. If I "M idnight Cowboy." night C!owboy," ’Horlihy wears Simon and Garfunkel and tho (Simon and Schuster). He's IN THE LOUNGE ever got married. I'd marry " I ' m s ix fo o t t a ll. I w e ig h 172 Ills pants tuckcd Into his boots. Grateful Dead), and Uio fur- supposed to bo talking about several people at once ... but pounds. I’ve got heavily graying Hla black levis are "off tho nlsliings, Horllhy’s quarters In tho book but he's a new O r u / illlc lll New York City's East VlUugc Iwmeowncr and U excited about look like housing tlio "M idnight it. death team C!owboy’' and frlond might Tlio deal iw s Just been closed H ftR D 'J y slmro when . bustling's not fo r a ‘ 38.B a c r e s lic e of Television Schedules p a y in g . Pennsylvania mountain country h i t s a p e w Sund«v, M a y l), I f 71 11:30 lOilS On a pedestal, "Tallulah sllglily nortii of Scranton and a RIO DE JANEIRO (UPI)- Al 11 a.m. on ch«nn«lr 8 «nd ) 1 — 3 — Ulble Story J - KSL Newt Report Bankhead" dominates tho bit souUi of Dingliamton, N.Y. AB C N»w« Special: "T h« Cjtlley 5 — Film U;W Braxil’s "Death Squad" left 13:4* 4 - Newt, Wealhor, Sporit room. "Tallulah" was sculpted Tliere has been a "good deal of Cam — a Nallon'i Agony," li a anotlier strangled, beaten and dItciMflon ot ths lrla( and ill 7b, 5 — F ilm 8 — AUC Newt b y a n E n g lis li a r tis t in 1027. curiosity" about him since lliOS bullet-ridden body along a m ain Mu. AT1):00P.M . ilonlHcanc*. Edward P. Morgan it liM James Leo Herllhy and Mias "Midnight Cowboy," so he’d the modtrator and ou*il* ' Includa 3b, 3, ) l — AAU International 5 — Congrottlonal Hoport road outside Rio de Janeiro Frank RmI. a litltn ftt counial Ctiamplont till# Bankljead werQ "fast friertds rather not say exactly where It durlno Japartau War 'lrlalt> and 5 — M ovie ■ 5 — A4ovio "ICO Palace" for a while" and a)io gave him Ls. Friday and police added one Jo h n K*rry< lha Vlalnam 7b — Perry Maton ll ;l » more "inyBtery" to ^lens of Vaiaranft Aoalnil the War. 3iM 4 — AUC Newt „MG£1 sim ilar unsolved crimes. 3»l — M ovie "M ldnlgltl Lace” 9 — Nowt, Weather, Sportt «>ss 4, 7b, 6 — Goll Tournamont The unidentified body bore a . 3 — Tim# lor- Mfrdilatlon II 1M < J : » 4 — M ovie — "Tho Nlflht Heavon VNCHAINID 7iM sign saying: "Look, I stole too i3b, 3. S — Young people'i Concert F ell" X Yi — Tom and Jerry Special m uch." Beside the body was a M onday. May 14, :*71 S — Lamp Unlo AAy Feel 11 — Golf Tournament 7b — Aorlcullur# USA At 7 p.m . on channel 7b and al 8 Singer pressed note saying: '“Hic Death Squad T w i n F a l l s J:JO ' p.m . on channeit 2il and • — Movie: B — DiO Picture 3b, 3. S — Anim al World rehabilitates another thlof, and 7iM "The Piychlatrltt: Cod. DIett the 4:0d. -Children,'!-!* a- 19J0-pll6l -for- Ihe it w ill s w a llo w o th e r s ." ______RANDV 3, i r — Penalopa pititop Til, 5 7b, 8 — Comment _JOLIDiiy.lHlf_ 4. 7b - F ailh for Today "Four In One" terlet atarrlng Roy The "DeatlT'Squads" are 1350 Ui>« Lakai North 7b, 3. II - CHS Newt Thlnnet. In (hit movie h« playt a hip S — RellQlon Special believed to be made up of 4 — Movie "Hero't itland" ptychlatrlit workino with an ex- fd led^lfiQm PHONI>33.SW« S — ex. DolllMe 4iM vlgilanto policemen who prefer W eil on U,S. 3 0 1« OxindvU w Dds;. l:M addict to com bat teen-age drug ute C harlie Sieber Ttl, 7b. 8 — NnC Newt in a tm a ll town. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Al most American''entertainer of H I, 5. — Science In Agriculture 3b - Doalti Valley Oayt kllllni^ criminals to bringing B vM lnn Martbv), who plays tlie role of Italian heritage. . I N N K E E P E R 3. 7b. n — Rex Humbard 3 — Hot Dog chargos against them.' 4. • — Jonnv Q uttI e 5 — Talent Showcaie Ttl. 3. S — Newt, W eather, Sport singer Johnny Pwitane In "Tho Martbio said, "Ih o character •iM Last Times Today II — Seventy a>/ 4 — TfMth or Contequencet Godfather," s a ^ pressure ls_ could be tho story of a lot of O otetOpan S}OOP.M. ---3b— Taberiuele Chol#--- — ------$100------, 8 — Cattanoooa CaK -Tb -^rmrit-Your Lit*— ------T » ln g a p p lle d 'lo h im "to” d ro p singer AT 1 hlRl" mfinHgeriftl' 4 3*1, 5 — Seven Seat 8 — Newlywed Game A T 9 t l 5 7b, 3, II - L a iile II — My Three Sont out of the picture. problems, when I first came 2s< — SdCred HeArl 7b — Junior Vartlly Qul2 ...... Earlier tWs year Vic Damone along and had a hit record.'^ SHOSHONE INDIAN 3b — Revival FIrei 8 - Film 3 — Camera 3 Ttl, 5, B — D Ird'i liye View S:M TtJ. 3, 11 7- Here't Lucy left GUIDED TOURS • FREE MUSEUM 7b, 0, II — Donania 3*1 — Thli It Die Aniwor Tb, 4 — Movie "Fathom" Tb, 3 — Oorlt Day Martino, too, has had tele­ (roe to thbik what they want to « i - Film Ttl. 3, 5 — Glen Campbell 4 — It wat a Very Good Year phone calls advising him It U iin k .” ' 3 — Tabornaclo Choir 7tl — Firing Lino 4 — Oral Roberik 7tl — H a lh a ^ o g a would bo best all around If he Asked if tho words "M afia" •iOO * S — KSL Nevvt Ro{)Ort n — FamffV Affair Ttl — Movio " I I Starled In N ap io t" liM esdiewed the part of a sbiger and "Oosa Nostra" had been 7b — Skyttawkt 3 - Ed Sullivan Ttl, B — M ovie "The Ptychlatrlit: wlio Is controlled by tho M afia.'' eliminated from the screen B — Rifleman S — Mixtion Impottlble God DIett the Children" tl — Faith for Today 7il — Joan Shephord’t Am orlca Tb, 3. 11 — Sutpenio Playhouto Not tliat hoods with bulges bi verson, Martino said he didnt IQ:M By Popular 7b — Movio "Send Mo No l-lowert” 4 — AAovla "W h o 'i Ueen Sleeping In Uielr coat pockets liave paid k n o w . 3«l. 5 - Film fl, II - Hold Onot My b e d ?" itiiring ROCK IfUOSON 3b. n — Face the Nation him vUltfl, but he has received "U the Mafla exists today 8:30 7tl — World P rott Review ANOIE DICKINSON • TELLY SAVAUS 3 — Ttili It Itw LIU 7t.l - World We Live In fiM tho word nonethless.'' and they di^'t want thbi DEMAND --- 4 — Camer«-4.Roport« ------9iM Tb. 3, II — Uilly Graham-Crusade 7b — Hardy Hoyt picture made, -I imagine-it ^~METHOCGlOn M OM jO 7b — M ittlon Im pottlble ' a — Movie - "I'm playing the roie no 8 — Viewpoint 5 — Movie 7tl — Realltioi wouldn't be made one way or NOW OFKN SUNDAY nuitter who or what apnlies tlio PIUS ATM,OOI>.M. M iM 3 — Hawaii Fivo.O 7b -• Laugh-ln a n o th e r . 3tl, 7b — Meet the Preit 3 — tiAwali Five O : lOiM pressure," Martino said. "I'm •AND DAILY 7b - Dig Picture 4 — Movie "A Child it Wai1 — Guntmoke Weather, (porft ...... on Mott Street In New Y ork the . niOM i 2:00 NOON- Michael 8, II — AUC Newt Special 7tl — M atlerpiece Ttieatre 4 — It Takat a Thiet of Hollywood, I've wanted tills 4, J '— Efewenfd Hour 7tl — tiook Beat o n ly |:ibople I s a w W e re fa n a . It 8 — Movlb "Ffltlvom " part ever since I read tho book, D im *iSJ lOiM there was anyone else I Was Came IN H I — AAovla '•Going My W ay " and I want no trouble." .Ttl, S — Nbwt, Woattior, Sportt 3tl, 7b, 8 — Jol^nny Carton unaware of them. 3b — W agon Train lOiM .Tb. — Lea AAarvIn Spacjai 4, S — Film 3b, 3. S. 11, — Newt, Weather, SpoVtt 3 - ice Palace Debut There was -much speculation "But nobody Is going to Get Carter 7b — To Be Announced 7il - Fanfare 7tl — ytinm Film t that tho character of Johnny pressure or scare me off this AttMneeH 7b — AHC Newt 11 r- AAovIo "Night S invet" picture. And they better not U iM IO 1IS I0i40 Fontane In Mario Puzo's novel MOVIE RAnNQS 3 — Iniight 7b — COS Newt 5 — W aoon Train was patteni#^ afttf the fore* t r y ." 4 — Movie "Gunllgltl at Red Sandt" 7b — Newt, Weather, Sportt D im roRmHENTBAND 5 — Film • 1««3f 4 — Newt. Wealhor, Sportt 7b — L4ncelol Link and Secret Ttl - M ovie “ For Wtiom Ihe Kelt 7tl — Flouring It Out . VOUNOPHIPLE Chimp Tollt" M iM fh4 Urtth f W I t l ^ i ,t 10 I — Movie "H arvey" ' IOi)« 4 — Dick Cavett stevf IK4 |W II - Religion Special 7b - Ed Sullivan IliM 3 — Movie "The Raint of Han. Ttl — AAan to Woman NEW BUSINESS FOR MAGIC VALLEY cttlpur" ^ J lM •WORLD-FAMOUS FISH 7b — AAovIe "Ten Ugly American" 3tl — M ovi* "Jo an of A rc" k il AUt MUItllO n — Movie "Mr. Belvedere Goee to 1] il6 Almanac Co^imom" ' I 5 — Movie "rh« H(r»d Oun" B O B 'S ftP - ; SANDWICH onl^ 3 5 J m -3C- AIL AC(I AMIITIID T o day Ui S u n d a y , M a y 23. the Cui4*n<* GP -3C.. 143rd (toy. o f 1071. Cffltai&isiwootf • Color T.V. • bidcb a W hIU T.V. • Stewo The moon la between its lart * Recisird C h a n g e r t -quartered new phi The’ moming~ Btar8 ar«~ “■ ~07Stn«SkES A MODELS ■------Mercury, Venus, Mara, Jupiter andSatum, IIOUSECALLS The evening slitf U; Jupiter. ln(t«^U(teivO a % uMN.iH. : wais hmged in , Umdon on charges io£ piracy, and murder. . ••••■••♦••••••••••••I Traffic delay forecast

, SHOSHONE— Tr«model«y»- n .it .two or Uiree we»k», 'Allied-Paving Corp., Idaho qu»imc«W UM. c4n be eipecUid through orto- Johnson Bald. Tlie cohtractor ta FalU, doing Ole work. Overall L . .. . _half rallo o( the conatmctlon presenUy Hnlshlng the 20«oot work includel conjtrucUon o l , u “ ' zone In the HIW nrban-are.-rt.el and-«n<^-l»ldge-and-plantli3*-paVen.ent-and -log wing con?trucUon w ork,y. flhoul(I have ualing of 11 mUea on State S J^tu Jo n ^T ^M Qf^e S . H ig h w a y 30 In T w in w eeks. m ^ w a y 35. C o u nty . Nellaon & MUler, Twin F ^ „ ’ Howard Jo h h ^, Shoshone, holds a contract for |2S2.66h ' district highway «nglneer, aald' This includes 6.1 miles of road the 5.S8 mile project is being ^ d the concrete bridge. built by Twin Falla ConstrucUon Plantm U overlay Is being laid C d ., for 11.503,519.70. A t th is on the Eden-Comer-Eiast and M g j t e time, crews are hauling and should be complete by the placijig borrow, Installing pipe, middle of June. Controlled OveraU work has Included Btonn sewer, line and fence.'. traffle is In effect w d'slight modifying ramps,'drainage The curb and''gutter was Work on the roadway. portion. delays can be expected,_ expected, structures, signing, (tellnea^on, completed this past week and It -oftheMurtaugh L& p proJect4s-.Johiison^;^7his:proieotU^ -DIuminati«h--guard—ra il—aiid--ls—antlcipated-v-that-plantmlCr. ex pe cte d to c o m m e n c e in th e the a m o u n t o f 1260,800^ w ith fence. Contract price to Galey operations will begin tto week. Construction Co., Boise, has The re-constructibn of .301 been 1134^. miles of State Highway 77 In The other project nearing Declo and stockpiling roddmix completion In Burley-Rupert surfacing material north of MAY HAY DAYS! 2 new highway area Is located on State lUgh- CTakley was completed last way 24 and Eighth Street and year, Johnson said, but the two DOUBLE YOUR VALUE! Stjiio m«hwny77, Minidokn and came un<}cr the same contract. projects begin GENERAL ELECTRIC MERCHANDISE ORDERED BY

SHOSHONE - Two new high- the contractor Is moving THE~CARLOAD IS NOW ~ ON- SALE .....A N D ‘ A T way projects started this month equipment Into and out of tho Work continues according to Howard Johnson, c a n y o n .■■ • • district highway engineer, No pedestrians will bo • ' ■ PRitES YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS! COME Shosho ne. allowed on the Perrlne Bridge O Y l 1 T1 I I 51 1 ^ while the contractor I s w o rk in g , ^ M M One, to cost 14^,053; consists IN DURING THE MAY HAYS DAYS AND SAVE!!! as an added ivecautlon for tho of core drilling for foundation safety of men working below. SJHOSnONE - Work on In- King Construction Co., Boise, investigation on the Perrlne Completion of the contract work leratate fiON In Gooding and U doing the work oh the latter Bridge, just north of Twin Falls. Is scheduled for July 15.1&71. Jerom e counties continues with project for 1921,420.50. Jensen Construction and H ie other-new p ro je c t Is 6.14 hauling and placing base - DrUling Co., Springville, Utah, miles of U. S. Highway 2 from m aterial on the eastbound lane, Is doing the work. Shoshone west In Lincoln Interchange ramps and fron; LOW COST 30” Pushbutton RANGE Work Includes the drilling to County. This will connect with tago roads, and related con­ depths of about 100 feet at tho present new Interstate to s tru c tio n . Loggers • Spacious Oven With Remov- vaiious locations on the north Gooding. Tho work w ill include According to Howard and soulh sides of the Snake construction of roadway, Johnson,______district______highway...... : abl^Door For Easy Cieanmg lUver Canyon. Itie cores will be 'plantmlx pavement, curb and engineer, Shoshono, tlie detour • Push Button Controls used for Investigation of gutter, seal coat and lighting on at tho junction of State lilgh- conclude • Hi'Speod Colrod Units foundations for future bridge the distance. The work will be ' ways 25 and 40 remains in ef- • No'DrIp Cook Top footings. One-lane traffic on US done by Holmes Con- foci. An additional detour ap- ^».within thc-pfoject area, can slructlon Co.,_lnc., Burloy,_at proxlmatcly 1,000 feet ln lcnglh drive - be expected periodically while- -a-prioo of |J.238,210.10.------ut tlio end of tl»e project west of ■ ■■ Jerome will bo______ostablishod______L E W I S T O N ( U P E ) - T lio la s t im m oillatcly for about one of Uto \thltowater sawlog drives jn o n t h .______in tlie U n ite d S ta te s ended Fri- WITH WORKING TRADE - J 2 9 V Bids set on 2joJys The project is about 60 per dayT ccnt complete at this, time, A 40-year era ended at noon SHOSHONE - Bids will be (Challls-North and East Johnson said. V ’ w j^ the rearing crew for Pot- opened witiiin a montli on two Fork-Red Q lff) and 3.8 miles of Cost of this projoct Is $5,279 latch Forest Inc., was released additional Htate highway State Highway 21 (SUinley- million and length Is 6.398 mites from its duties hero, ending ELEGANT DOUBLE OVEN projocts, reports Howard West) will be let by bid on May with Peter Klewet L Sons tho last annual PFI log drive on Johnson, district engineer, 25. T h is Is In L e m h i a n d C us te r Construction Co., Idaho Falls, tho north fork and main Clear- AMERICANA RANGE “ S h o s h o n o .------counties.------dolng-the work. ! water fivers in northern Idaho. Stockpiles In Lincoln, Butte Construction ;0f four un- By fall, tho bypass tunnel at Fabulous #*l^^3^M astek' Oven- and Blaine counties w ill furnish . Ori Juno 8, bids will bo opened dorpasses on Interstate BON, is Dworshak dam on tlte north aggregate for road mix for work of constructing also progressing with fills being fork of Uio Qearwater near Two Automolic Ov«nt in 30" of tpacel Mod«l J797 pavement and cover coat roadway, drainage structures, prepared now for concrete slope Oroflno, will bo closed and'the Mailar Ov«i> with wonderful, work-iav* m aterial. Stockpiles in the road mix pavement and seal paving. Tho stringers are In pool behind tho high dam will Ing P-7 lelf-cleonlng f«a tu r« — the oth­ vicinity of Tikura, Butte Oty, coating on 2.482 miles of the-^place at all four structures and begin to fill, effectively flocking er ot eye-level with convenient Panor- South Howe and Carey. They Camp Road and .169 miles of tlie concrete dock Is complete further drives. amo windowl 95 are located on U. S. 20-26 and .. ay on grade separation number 3. PFI plans to ship logs by $ 2-Woy Exhau*! Syitem • Automatic State Highway B8. Ranch. lYils Is on the Camp Controlled traffic can be ex- truckfromltsextensivoholdings Sentl'Temp® uni} with grill • Automot- The work of seal coating Road and State Highway 24, pected perl6dlcally at all of tlie in north central Idaho to its 'c Meat Thermometer • Automolic a b o u t 42.8 m lle s 'o f H ig h w a y 03 Minidoka County. bridge locations. mill here in the future. Roliuerie • Lighted cjveni ond Co'oi<- 699' top • Storage Drawer. WITH WORKING TRADE 2 nd BIG WEEK . . . BLACKER'S NEW' MICRO-WAVE MAY HAY DAYS! COOKINGi! W ITH IN CREASIN G PRICES AN D IN CREASIN G FREIGHT-RATES . . . W ITH TH E BLACKER'S HAVE CHANGED THEIR BUYING POLICIES TO CONr VERSATRONIC RANGE SOLIDATE THEIR BUYING AN D SHIPM ENTS TO SAVE YOU M ON EY! 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GOODING-sixstudents will Guest speaker will bo Dr. Ray receive diplomas from the Jonps, director of the leadership Idaho State School for the Deaf program in the area of tho deaf Cantaloupes , Breasts 76'. u., and Blind at commencement at San Fernando Valley, State Chunk Bologna 59" exercises at 1:30 p.m. Wed' College, Northridge, Calif. Golden Bananas Sliced Bacon SIS 59- Fish Sticks ‘ a . nfeftilfly In thfl gym n a s iu m ,______Presentation of d ^ lomas will 64' — Paur~~Blrdr “as8lstanl"bc~mado""by"Dr7Trohn w. "T^Tolo#! Frankfurters j:;:',';." supeHntendent of the school, Swartley, member of tlie Idaho ,U.S. No, 3'i tag j l “B ^ o r t Ribs ..,49- w ill present-the yraduatesr—State Board of Education. Four Ground Chuck of the six graduates arc from Red Radishes iz: .... 5^ Round Steaks 1.29 ly -Mflglc-Vallo/.----- ‘ ------Green Onions ry~chuckTSasrs*,y^T"'‘-';r69^ National Robert Timothy Smith, son of M rs. M ary Kay SmlUi, Gooding, is Valedictorian of . the Sweet .Corn 9" Pork Chops 68- Turbot Fillets SZr' u. 59- rally set class. He has been accepted at _ _ . San Fernando Valley State SUN VALLEY — Hje Porsche College, Ixs Angeles, which is' SHOP ANY DAY Sports Car Club will have Its one of tho state schools to hpye a _ fruit Juice Drink. iKodakJColor FiliiL naUonal rally July>10 at Sun. program for deaf students. Luc«(n« — 8 Movofi DISCOUNT PRICES Inilomalle CX-lSA-ta Roll Valley with about 600 of these Ho has been president of tlie German cars expected. Hoy» Club and is treasurer ,qf . nOBERTSMIXII Half' 46- Highlighting tho rally will bo tlio Junior National Association Gallor> the road racing hill climb over of the Deaf. College, Wnshlpgton, D. C.,.tlic Carton .6,800-foot Galena Sununlt. Tliis Paper Napkins!'A iio rltd facliag* 9 T Jftmcs Yarbrough, son of Mr. ' only liberal artnod to c iirry o i ^ i J L Q C h c L l Dry Don Food ’^i‘-.4.96 ct; 44- conllngent departing Portland aa Aiiaglri Heights. American thc" • theme “For Un­ Pkg. Tomato Juice “ ;■ 'V;, 42- July 23. It will spend eight days Scouts w ill live in a tent city and derstanding.” 64 Pine. SolKL Bolil*;58- > touring Japan before ' n i n ’ p ro ce e d in g s to U»c Ja m b o r e e Pacbuo* I - I O site . ■ Matni Skylark Buns Special sight-seeing tours BEDDING PLANTS Dill Pickles V«a«liibla Planlg SHOP ANY DAY Ragular i;x72- Mot Dog. larb«(U« or )S«iuma have been arranged Umt in­ allow 0 1 ...... dot. C m II«»A Bnrl>»(U« clude Tokyo, Nikko. Kyoto, and DISCOUNT PRICES a D U t e R«aulnr or Hickory '‘•;:39- oUicr attractions. C a r a n l u m i — B u l k o r P b l l a i l u i K i . 3 2 H Congress has passed nn net ItiAiioilfd P a l u n i a i Paper Towels i",Colon Itoll • that permits extension of Popsicles^fluvori — ‘■r29f P*t«r 18-. govermncnt support to tlie U. S.. Gel your eidarln now (or Memotlol Day Nowiti Peanut Butter;:; ^62- contingent in tlie form of ser­ M.C.P. Fruit Drink^!„,.V;, 10- vices, traiiyportatlon . of Grape Juice '^r4i- m welcome materials and loans of equip­ LANG'S NURSERY : SHOP ANY DAY ment and supplies. No direct 405 W. Gardner—South Porbr-Twlh M ft.733*4381 Corn ontheCobS' t.tS^'' FOOD STAMP DISCOUNT PRICES financial support Is involved. SHOPPERS ■ Purex Liquid Bleach 39- Bake Shop Potato Salad -Ozark Charcoai;X'iT-^lt 8 6 -- Don't Miss Out on the luc«rna 0«llcioui Bar B-Q Briquets''L„,’r:i,1.19 Paper Napkins aroeuilt Lemon Filled Wtilt« rltf. J O Close Out S a le Chunk Tuna?:”,i„ "*^.f36- Jelly Rolls (l3 oi. Cotton • 33c) Pork & Beans S,.'. ”c-;, 51-

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BONN (U P I)-H i)i poMibUlty State agency audit of mpUng mountains of the 12,MO tons of salt dumped into -'■MOSCOW. liata f u h y ^ A '7 would say flrst things statf at this time cdUld not practice the TUUm river dally by FYench l^lalatlve interim committM first." said Rep.-.Helen M cKin-. spare that M1(n!h tim e lor thtf cause.it potash m ining companies and 'Friday c a ll^ for nnandal audit ney, R-Salmon, wiio mov^ the proposed audit.; the pn>bleii)S coiifront* an almost, equal .amount by of ttim state agendti ao theli* ■proposal be dtferred until the Defenba^ also told (he com- Ing nu&y of the; state <

_____• '*— > Panel to disband BOISE .(UPI)--- 'nic Idaho- there was-little it.could do to.: said he fd t .it was "fairly ob­ Commlsslon on Federal I>and implement bills stemming from vious If you cut tho money off Laws voted unanlnwusly tdday tho Public Land Law.Review (Juno 30) you're going to cut to disband permanently unless, Commlsslonreport. Membersln- the conunission off." called back at tho request of dlcated Idaho's congressional Ho recommended the state its chalrmqn to liandle a spe- delegation should be the ou- "lean more heavily" on the dflc problem. thority to handle the legislation. .the congressional ddegatlon to Ihls aftenioon the Commis­ do the work. In doing so, the commission sion was to hplil' a public hear­ Jack Pierce, M alta, said, how­ voted to retain its exocutlvo.,dl; ing to receive rec.pmmenda- ever, he felt there should be an rector, John E. Martin, Dn the tions on proposed legislation "offldal voice" for Idaho con­ p a y r o ll o n ly u n til J u n e 1, al- stemming from the PLLRC. cerning tho PLLRC report. thou ^ he will be given all ac- SubmlsslQnofreconunendatlons He questioned the role of Gov. crued leave Vlme. Oomml;Isslon -to-tho- Oiairman Herman McDbvjttritt of.... Islature will be the last official going to take the responsibility Pocatello w as authorized to pay (unctlotfof the com mission. of the state of Idaho or is ho all outstanding bills. ' Son. Art Murphy,.D-Mullan, going to rely on this commis­ 100% Dynel in the newest parted styles or the new. tho com m ission he felt s ion to |rive h im a d v ic e ? " _ — The commlflslon-s life was ex­ ' ‘rather than [ust piddling McDevltt, however, said he “ off the face" styles. Exciting colors t please In either tended by the < \ ii legislature around hero...I would be \n (a - had been In touch with Idaho's until Dec. 31, but a mlx-up In , matching or contrasting to your own hair. vdr of adjourning sine die...until congressional delegation and bills extended tlie commission's wo could embark on something "they told m e quite correctly, spending authority only until really construdlve." they had been elected for that Parted Styles...... <$13.99 June 30. M artin told tlie com­ M i^hy said, however, the p u rp o s e ." i -v I • ■ ; m ission som e $30,000 of tho com ­ members should be kept Intad He said the commission In “Off the Face” ......

AUSTIN.T^x. (U PI)-lyndon s e r v ic e ." ceremony for their .Florida troopers, .city pollqo . and ,B».J(otinaQi) pTid _ .^ohDson*-hifl..:»dlcLj^i)ir(t- home at.Key iUacfiyneL .5 a ijip w _ ^ g u a r d a > rlnKsrf .LMi?-.. S a tu r d a y d e d ic a te d ih e $18.6 ' nearby, turned over to the '^ ix o n 's d a u g h te r a n d sop-ln- library to keep tlje demonstra­ million LB J Library, an eight- natlohal achives the 31-mllllon- law, Julie and Navy Ensign to rs aw ay . storyr-marble monument the page collection of documents D a^d Eisenhower, came alongr •"S6nrEd3iiflrd’MrKcnnDdyrI>~ former preaident said proves spanning his public service The Nixons toured the library M ass., wds Invited but declined, that **man can." career of almost four decades, and Its "tireat Society'.' exhibits saying ho had a previous "It is all hero—tho story of ('“niose documents contain with the Johnsons as guides and speaking engagement. our time, with the bark off," ml]llllons and.m llilons of words. the Eisenhowers followed under said - Johnson, his gray hair But the two that best express, the liead of Johnson's daughter drooping over, his gold-atriped m y philosophy are the words, and son-in-law, Lubl and c o lla r.' 'm an.can,"' tho former pres­ Patrick/Nugent. _ ____ Let g H ie notion's ^38th and 37th ident said. ■"nioy werirUirbu^ ^library chief oxocutlvos, standing side '"nK^e 'is no record of a replica of tho president's oval hear it by side on a. platform trimmed mistake, nothing critical, ugly, office in the White House .—a with red, white and. blue or unpleasant that is- not room Johnson will use as a bunting, dcdjcated in the name Iricludod In the flies here," part-time Austin office. MAICO; of tl\e American peoplo tho Johnson said.' ''I do not know, "Often I am asked what It M AIC O liat lietped a iol o f people largest and cosUlost prcsldon- how this period w illbe" feels like to bit . In Uie ‘hear it like it is" willt lUperb U a lU b r n r y ___ :______regarded In years to t^m o'.^u^ president’s oval office —to liiLy.,. heart aidt. Nixon called tho Hbn •to o w , Jn - lV e sid< cnown ai "The Mosi Rciiwcfejj g ra s s y c3g o o f Uio. library will show Uie facts, not famous phrase, that ‘the buc)|[' ■^nme In H ew inalljilliie 1‘J37, University of Texas campus, nn Just the joy and triumphs, but stops here,"' Nixon said. Fifiecn fine quiilljy nich. lo fil cverj* "extrponlinary treasure of In­ tho sorrow and failures, too." "President Johnson sometimes ludgcl and cve^y correctable sights into a critical porlod in T h e Jo h n s o n s a n d Uiielr 3,600 used to comment, in speaking ica rin u In ti. .See, IIC A R (lien) our nation's history." invited guests setUcd down about the presidency, that ‘Uio TODAY, at j YDPPIE chief o l ttaff Stewast Albert, b o ^ ■ lobpoeoji to "Tho American peoplo hnvo after Uie dedication to an problem Is'not doing what is appear before ■ Federal grand Jury b New York O ty. j(t reason to’be doubly grateful to outdoor barbecue of 6,000 right, tho problem Is knowing served FHday while, in New Haveii Court wtiere a |ory was you today," Nixon said, glanc­ c h ic k e n s , 1,000 h o t s a u s a g e what Is right.'" EjiVMAICO deliberating the fate ol Bobby Seale and Erlcka H o g gb i. Albert 1. ing bt Johnson. "First for your links, 1,500 pounds or ribs, a Antiw ar prot(5sters threatened "•• h * A RIN G A lb u ld that be ii a friend of Leille Bacon who ii being held in ' long lifetlm o of service and now ton of brisket beef, 3,000 fried to disrupt Uio dedication for Uie cimn Shows contempt for tills collection that can take pies, biscuits, cole slaw and nation's fifth presidential libra­ Seattle aa a m aterial w itneii in the bombing of the U. S. Capitol . B u U d b g . Uio scholars of future genora- potato salad. Cooks’were up all ry but 800 Texos . RanKers, s. tlons behind the scenes of that night and Uie billowing smoke &cret Service agents, stato and barbecue fires could be Ernaif i seen before dawn. ' i 'll shun Michanei The Johnsons spent Friday H E W aide IMCTUHK I tlAiVIIN<; night party-hopping in Ausiln, i GO miles from their L B J rach In \lii/.'ii- I iilli’v laSMoinW., l34E.13lh Russ to use S^T soon Twin Foil* Burlty tho Texas hill country. Nixon says plan CIIHISTI/VN SUPPLY 733.7330 478,9313 and his wife Pat fiow In from MOSCOW (UPD-Tlio Soviet Aeroflot routes ^Is year," filghta from Moscow to Khaba­ in auUioritaUvo aviaUon man­ Muiii Washington and left after Uie cuts cost Union plans to put its Bugayev said. rovsk, In Far Eastern Siberia. uals, Uio plane has a ipaxim um ^flUperBonic^TUHi-airllner-into. ."iU .5_also_lntcnded to start ^ I f thflt_works._smoothlyi the^ ■ s p e e d o f 1.550 m .D .h. o o ( l _ n _ WASHINGTON (UPI) -HEVV sciTico tills year, OvirAvlatiori TIio operation of the TUH4' said, ihe pliiho would'be range of about 4,000 miles. It Secretiry Elliot h . Richardso^ [ Minister Boris Bugayev said supersonic liner and the IL76 early next year on Uio Moscow- has a passenger capacity of 120 BLUE LAKES i “ said Satpday tho administra­ I Saturday. Jet cargo plane.-''New airports Karachl run. to 150. tion's wdfare reform plan now Success in tliat endeavor will bo built and existing ones (Tho TU in tho plane's name SHOPPING GENTER- In tho House probably would would complete Ruaaia's victo­ reconstructed. - — (losignates Its designers, tho ^ ‘Soviet officials havo said they faring d o w n tho p re s e n t $4.1 ry in tho supersonic sweep­ Veteran' observers said tho faUier-and-son team of Andrei expect it to cross the AUantIc STORE HOURS: billion cost of federal welfare stakes over the Anglo-Frcnch decision to fly tho plane to tlie ^ d Alexei Tupolev. ^ from New York to Paris in 9 to 9 Monday thru Saturday by 197fl...... Concordo and Uie sliolved Paris airshow May 27^its first A w n lln g to figures avalliible about Uiroo hours. .Sunday 12 noon to 5 p.m. In a broadcast interview, American SST—first Into tlio trip out of the country—is a nichardson called the plan "tho air, first through ti^e sound sign tho Soviets are supremely Restoration . m o s t im p o r ta n t b ill In 35 barrier and first into service. confident it is ready to go on years,"-but'said it should not Tlio official Tass nows agency tho lin o . SILVERSPRING.M ll. (UPI) employes began osking quloUy quoted Biigayov summarizing Bugayev's speech was tho —&rvice with a smile: The of .customers if thoy know of SUHDAY be taken as a substitute for tho administration's general rev­ the breakthroughs expectod this first official Indication that tho National InsUtuto of Dryclea- anyone who had lost his enue sharing plan. year in tho booming Soviet plane would become operational ners reports this one. - dentures. Finally a toothless Tlie secretary of health, aviation Industry at a confer­ tills year, but western aviation A counter girl at Duffy’s gentleman walked in to pick up,, education and welfare said tho ence of top aviation officials. sources itfedlcted the same Cleaners In Sacramento, Calif, liii^icloUies. No one had to asK ONLY work-related provisions of the "Tiic TUIM and IU 2, Intend­ thing two months ago. found a » t of false teeth on a him. tlie cleaners simply reform plan will havo "some ed for super long-^stance They said tlie plan is to begin sholf whore somo clotlilng liad handed him tho tooth. Tliey fit cumulative impact" on its nonstop fllglU, will appear on using the TU144 this fall for been., Next day, the firm's and ho walked out wlUi a si^ille. future costs. "Even a fairly OPEN 12 to 5 conservative estimate of this would show that tho cost of this program will bo below Uie cost of present law along about PACK Graduation 1976," he said. ^ .... Fishing Gift Richardson said tho plan m / t .f lo o K / would havo "a substantial OF 6 Impact in helping i^ployable MEN’S VINYL people now on the ro\tH to find ' worthwhile (employment. • Waders "Tho roquirOTent for work registration... together w ith tho WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE Snelled G o o d Shaving opportunity to retain a share of A V f 'f l f - earnings over and above OVERSTOCKED OUR WAREHOUSES ARE LOADED! WE MUST SELL selection benefits without total loss of OUT HUNDREDS OF DISCONTINUED AND USED TIRES FAST TO MAKE ROOM benefits are all a part of a ~ HOOKS BAGS carefully dovetailed effort to FOR INCOMING FACTORY SHIPMENT OF NEW FIRESTONE TIRE LINES. o f sizes prevent an increase In tho (welfare) rolls and to bring about a Iong4erm reduction," OPEN MONDAY 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. FOR Reg. rCUTYO he a a ld . ' Richardson viewed "Uio most far-reaching Impact of tho FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE legislation as ... helping people $0SS $ I who can work to get w ork." He streased tliat.the blll.’8^ proposed guarantee of a $2400. 5 ' m lntoum annual Incomo was ODDS’H WDS K stbuys ‘.‘a uniform basic floor boyond ASSORTED which the states can ... 2 TABLES supplement with their own w h i t e w a l l s OJJPOPUUB SIZES FAMOUS funds." He said that a provision Genuine OF of future fiscal relief for the c o r d NAME states' would. guarantee that a BLACKWALLS large state such as Now York Rayoinj cdno ‘‘will not . have to spend more ,3:\4-\5V ___ _ •in c _L^ h Mi-tfCkCsizes _ MEPPS - tlian it's spending now in future »vv\'W- I SHOES y e a r s ." . . b e lte d GOLF Som e one-of-a- m Spinners JIEDUCEDTO Lunokliod CLUBS j m IS AND IRONS $J00 cuts pace II BtG INVENTORY REDUCTION! NOTAN REG. to $14.95 MOSCOW (UPI)-&)viot con­ trollers retired the Lunokhod ALL OVERSTOCK TIRES MuST BE SOLD NOW IMITATION moonmobile to reduced activity YOUR CHOICE AND Saturday after alx months of • succe^ul opcrati(m on the G O O D U S E D c lunar surface, tho news agency 99 $goo T aa s a a ld . TIRES Itie agesicy said Uie m achine, ATSELL-OUT f ea which has traveled more than factory 49 *4 flve m iles since It landed Nov. PRICES 17,' w ill b e g in " a n ew m o d e of Monymntohod operation requiring only mlnl- pnira and sol3 mmn tnovements." BUMS NESTLES' USTERINE ITie agency aald until It ' m a j o r ! b r a n d ' wears out it will spend its tim e M anvpopu'a'" taking pictures of Its sqrround- TAKE-OFFS and w h/tew a//s ANTI- ing and tranamlttlng Utem and size s to Tit CANDY M en's other data back to earth. L I K E N E W --- Tho machifte, w hidj rolled on • n,ost’l9 6 9 - 7 i^ brivon loss eight->wbdleLr under the control . t h a n '1 0 0 m llo s W cpneh s ^EPTK of operators on e^th, was programmed to. fun^on only . BARS until Feb. 17, T ^ said. Kids Farfiily Size "All the syctenu o f. the Assorted automatic appai^atus continue functioning normally,"' Tass Vi or. siie said. "At this time, however, SHOe EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION! REG. $1.64 the length of its operation has REG.to49‘ douU ediU planned service life. In thii oonnection, it was 410 MAIN AVE. S. c- !2^ decided to' changa uinoU iod 1. to a new mode, of operation requiring only minimum TWIN FAlLS-73^-581T ea qiqvemqnenta." ______■ 3 7 ; ^Sunday, Wlay 23. W t Tlmei New*.'Twiri ^alli, Idaho ll‘

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WASinNGTON(UPI)-Nlllon Secretary of Health. Educa- administration officials have Uon and Welfare Elliot L. scheduled only a few collogo R ic h a r d s o n ^ k e M a y 17 a t graduation spocchcs ajjain this Gallaudet College in the Dis­ year, and most of their trict of Columbia, and will appearances will be at amall, receive an honorary, degree lesser known colleges or “from DrandeU University in government academies. W a lth a m . M a s s ., o n J u n o 12. . President Nixon “has no RJchar^n was one of the plans" to speak at commence* most sought after members of ment exercises, the White the adminlstraUon. He received House said. His last graduaUon 50 speaking requests, but could talk was at General Beadlo sch^ule onl^ one. State College In 1969 in Interior Secretary Rogers C. Madison. S.D. B. Morton will speak at Vice President Spiro T. Washington College, Chester- Aipiew will speak only at Air town, Md., June 6. Force Academy graduation ceremonies June 9. And Attor­ Nixon administration officials ney General John N. Mitchell's stayed away from commence­ wUy graduation appearanc<8,will m e n t ad d re ss e s In 1970 because be at the FBI Academjf in of the upheaval on college W a s h in g to n on J u n e 30. campuses at that time which • Defense Secretary Melvin culminated In the killing of four taird wiU speak to“ the West young people at Kent State In Point graduating class June 9. Ohio and two others at Jackson Only three other cabinet State In M lssluippl. o ffic ii have scheduled college This year campuses are appearances. relatively quiet, however. Secretary of Slate W illiam P. Many pfflcials said they Bogers will speak at Colgate simply could not schedule any University. c ollege a p p e a ra n c e s . Newspapers hit fbr wire shares

W/ii^lUNGTON (UPI) -H ie tliat tho agreement calls for Justice D epuim M t flled a civil botli services to be promoted antitrust suit Friday charging and sold through New York the New York Times and tlie Times Sales, Inc. Chicago Dally News and Sun- Ihe Justice Department an­ Tlmes violated the law in nouncement said that before ' sharing a single supplemental Fob. 1, when tho exisUngt wlrd*8erVlcfc. agreement went into effect, The suit filed in U.S. District each of the services leased Its - Court In Brooklyn also said tho own wire and mainlalneid Its two newspaper organizations own separate sales force. violated the Sherm&n Antitrust Acting Assistant Attorney law by. sharing a single sales General Walker B. Comegys force in operating their news said the suit Is bitended to s erv ice s. ' force an end to the agreement Named as defendants were and to bar the d tfe n d s^ from the New York Times Co., its entering into any similar subsidiary, New York Times arrangement in the future. Sales, Inc., and Field Enterpri­ the stilt charges that opera­ ses, Inc., which produces and tion under the agreeinent distributes the Oiicago Dally “would substantlallyi lessen — New8-SuD«11mes service. --CompetltM between Jlw two . A num ber of other large U.S. news service and aiiiidng newspapers have similarly set supplemental, news services supplemental news services' generally.” in which, they'ahare a sbtgle Ihe New York Times news w ire . service is one of the largest The” *ull"charged~that^l^'sapplementals-ift-thft-Unlted though title two news services SUtes irlth.about-l^fc-subecri: were substantial competltprs, bers In this cointry. Itte they had . entered, into an Chicago Daily News ^ Times

wire to send mateilal to . subscribers, subscribing newspapers and to. their agretfnent to share the r e s t r ic t U m houmiilurlng which wire ws« entered Into Dec. 10, each service could lae the wire. 197Q. a c c o n ^ to the govern- ______l .. _ IJ TlmM-NBiiw. Twin Fall.. ld»ho Sunitay. May a, IWI ■ , • ■ ^ . • f ' Race,^economiG problems dissenters’ targets

WASHINGTON (JJPI) willing to engage in * dvil being held befalod wire fences , taken into temporary custody administration because “protest. hejped coy^r the movement not agreed on what happens especially behind lUrry, the . Bcnt-andcivll disobedience w iU disobedience to stop it, even if. after.tiift m iM ^ ^ when Dr. Benjamin Spock and. happens when people think since he came to Washington dien. Meanwhile, he said, it is only charlsnfttlc' figure who not Btbp tvith anend to thft U«St. it means going lo jail] had a pow ^rm effect on f ^ w demonstrators were rout' something is wrofig>" ‘ from Chicago, two years ago, trying to use as Its base "9 showed up this year."- Bii presence in Vietnam, but will i' Q vil di4obedience is not a Negroes livlilg in WaAlngton, ed, summed up the protesters , FVank - Bullard, " a "b lack ; *i4iai^~this' ■pprehenslonr'HB' ypung, white middle class Sawislak thought they , would be tuni to other targets, especially synonym for violence with who. have their own ‘an x l^e s atUttide toward VlMnam this reporter and a Vietnam veter> based on his experiences, neither educated nor interested, a special interest group, not a ~ rscld] and economic i^ b le m s these protesters. WiUe they •over rumors of black detention way: an, was deeply q>prehenslve " I can only guess that future in revolutionary dialectics; major force tiirilng society at home; ‘ tried to- block the entrances of camps. 'N o . one 'foresaw any <• <*;^e more-militant dissen< about the future. He said demoRatratl)wav«r.------kng as there-ls' a-sin^e whatevBr UtlB'onB'bestqwB on' dienM and, m afraid, a own homegrown debsi^uiieis.' Ihe, terrprist activities of such c h ^ u ll y to Jail when police Hie Vietnam Veterans American military adviser In radical dissenters, are going to tendency toward more and *'If thU view Is correct, the DONBROWH’S groups as the Weathermen. ipoved in to brtok it up. Against the War had the Vletnami Nor. will they accept become the undergroi^d rests* more violence." • antiVletnam veterans'are ^fco* Rather, they ^ e moving ' lYie protesters are convinced biggest public Impact. Ih is was American mUit'ary support of tance In this country.“ ■ Edward Shields, recently bably the noost effective cadre SAFETY SERVICE toward a pattern of passive an end to 4he war Is necessary due partly to the fact that they the Saigon regime. Thoy want Bullaed said many, young; .tMck from UPI's Mos(^bw of futife leaderdtlp And seem resistance similar to that for a successful attack on; were new on the protest scene but. Not by November, 1972, but ^ w h lt^ have given , up earlier tHU-eaii after a long stint to have the people, like John. advocated by Gandhi in h b critical domestic problems. But and partly, as Miss Ross raid, right now." . hopes o f .c h a n ^ g the system overseas, foresaw the move* K err^ wjth an eye on -— Oght-for -IndU’s Independen ce.. ■ the U P l repoders were^dlvlded -to.tbe.lact thatA’people.fed the- __ lik e others on the-UPlteam,- p e a c e ^ y with the result th a t. ment gradually disintegrating They are Increasin^y willing over whether t^ie’ movement guys who do 'the flu tin g have Miss FHe sensed shift in "each s t ^ of demonstrations unless ^ U)o diverse,. groups, . Ambld k ^ w ls ia k , a long­ could ^ p up the same the right, more than anyone emphasis away from criticism end its denounces ... It could involved can ogroe ort common time movement watcher,.also>' to go to Jail for their ^ o r ts to Idgho Stata Slatbnll disrupt aodety, if they believe- opposition to racial and econ­ else, to bitch about the war.” of the V idnam War toward a well be that the next demon* goals after Vietnam. found the veterans differcint. •Mo»prTut>.-op •Sfoli*! omic injustice that it has to thd Judy Frie, who hdped cover more concerted attack bn the stratlon coul(J' become armed He said t|u)t while the protest Noting that th ^ are issues- their actions will focus atten* . • Allanm«nl. • Bolonclng ’■ tlon on their goals, believing war. ■ . the.effort to close the twin Hth s y s t ^ itself." . She ^ saw confrontation." ' leadership wants a revoFutlona- orient^, he said, "They may ^l/M oint. 733-C3I3 the public in time will accept News photos of yomg whites Street b r ^ e s and who w(A protesT as a minus fo ^ ‘ any Howard Helds, wiio has ry change in the system, it Is turn Into a .'vocal>, lobby^ their views as correct. -And..-thg.c, . . are. _ tentativfl. bidications the protesters may find Itnportant allies In the black community, which has been cool to the antiwar ' movement, when and If they turn their attention to domestic bread and b’litlcr'lssues, Ihese conclusTons are based on the findings on 16 reporters H iis is David Him ler. for United Ftess International who either coverbd the recent. lB*day stretch o{ antiwar activities in the nation's capital ■ or v^o otherwise follow the scope and direction of the antiwar movement. Because the movement Is so frament^, wd bemuse its leaders are unsure themsoTves of future strategy, the appral sals of the UPI reporters necessarily arc highly subjec’ tlvo. But thoy represent Uiolr best estimates based on what thoy ___ _saw_and_he!!rd_dwinB_tho_ protesters' attempts to “close d )W il the government" and then to dramatize their cause through mass demonstrations H e ^ a at the Justice deportment and the U.S. Capitol. Rennie Davis, one of the Chicago Seven who was arrest' ed during tlie protest on charges of interferrlng with the , dvU rights of dtlxens a n d ' federal employes, said after* ward that “If Richard Niiton thinks this week was liol, vrtat until next time. Thls-wos only o warmup." Attorney General J<^n N. MitdioU, speaking later before the CaUlomla Peace .Officers AssodaUon In Gan Frandaco, made d e v that any massive new protests in Waafilngton would be mot by the same’ policy that resulted In l£oM arrests the first week In May. The U PI reporters arc convinced there be a new confrontation, perhaps In early July. Possible target is Indo- peridence Day. David Anderson, -who along with Carol Ross and Drew Von Bergen was \n the But before you start talking 4hlck of UPI's protest coverage, put It this way: about drijgs, make sur6 you “ People on the streets—the know w hat you^re talking about. G I’s of the movement-rtold mo D avid is tlie guy in liis over and over agabi, even To help you, we've put to­ before Davis' statement, that class w itli tlie gether a special package of in­ thoy cxpectod either to stay (In connection. Washington) or t o ' ^ e U ck form ation about drugs. again-and that there is enthu- If som e pf his H ard, straight facts. A nd _ slasm for the notion of mass ’dvil disobedlcnco." -classm ates-want-som e som e answ ers. ------

Another UPI team member, grass, they'just give W hileyou still havea chance Donald. Lambro,- quoted one protester os saying: “ We'ro not Davlcj the m oney and to keep your children off drugs, going to stop until this whole’ he'll get It for them . good hom es w ith lots of m oney. write us. W e'll send you a BtinUng, rotten system Ib overhauled." .Lambro consl . If they w ant pills, David A nd you thought drugs w ere special package called "C old dered this typical of many of cari get ups (Speed or B ennies). only in poor neighborhoods in turkey isn't som ething you the demonstrators and added: “ Vtilltant dissent will not end A nd he can get dow ns the city. S top fooling yourself. e a t . " with U.S. withdrawal from (Redbirds or Yellow Jackets). It’s happening everyw here. W e think you should send Vietnam." , He can get LSD. If you don't believe us, ask Gene Carlson, who talked to for the package today. protesters at the Jail compound David can even get your children. If you w on't talk to your chil­ hastily set up on a football the heavy stuff, H eroin. pradlce field near Kennedy How do you keep the dope dren about drugs, there's al­ • Stadium, said they “arc asking W hy not? David's dealers away from your chil­ w ays a pusher w ho w ill. the government to commit _connection know s that David's d r e n ? suicide and since' the Instinct f o r ,8olf>preservation is os classm ates all'com e from- Y ou start by being the kind — strong in government-as-In most humans, thoy are asking o f parent you should be, Get the Impossible." to know your children. Do CariMn foresaw more mass arrests in any new demonstrn- things w ith them . T alk to them . lions and predicted the protes* O n o df a series of messagos concerning the use - tera would react by '‘tJfylng lo of drugs, sponsored by’ Sierra lHo Insurance flood Ihe halls and freex^ the Company as d public service. courts with dieer numbers. Arrest records don't mean too ' much if you bdieve your name already Is on a government dossier." The UPI reporteri hud different reactions to somo aq>ecis of the protest, btdudlng S ierra L ife in su ran ce where the p ^ c e ’ ^ v e m e n t generally is headed. But'there w u remarkable agreem6nt pn .s tbeaepoinls: A surprising number of c o m P A x it people particularly young 'Home Office! 5'14 Bliie Lakes Itlvtl. Nnrih peopl»-are militantJy opposed to Vietnam and some thbiga ■—'— ■ ■.----v— • ■ that are “^ ih g « In this An inform aiiye', educdtional package w hich ansM enC qiJB sJio^ ^ oQuntrv.Jniev-flDDflrjnUy-are- q uenfly asked dbouf drugs is available free on request for inll^resjed in-'

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■ XL»o?T.»;S housing development submitted the blastl^. if the utUiUes hit by a, developnr»ent firm during rock when laying the sewer line A m erlcan-Paclllc ,o;^u.arco„,cU^.N,.. ^ 003. ^ " ^ ^ . « oped plans (or tub- The subdivision, which Ir^ sewer aijd water lines on the ,, divisions at Burley, Payette and eludes about 10 acres, will U )9roJect site ond cover ,8upert. and hopes to iw ubm Jt -located south of Bast Avefmei Ing (lIlchM. . „ a plat to Gooding, whlcb had {uid west of Davts Street dnd' ‘i W loat.dal.n.«.rU «. m..tlng ln c M e « sites with homea to be > o u Id look favorably upon that the orlnlhal irfle cbosen bv In Uie J17,000 to J18,000 bracket. W nexatlon of tho prot»rty Into Am Brlcan.Paciflo nas not FHA U ^rUclpatlng In theX. cUy after all proper Il"r^! projMt and pUna to con- p^^dlngs have taen com- ^ ^ NEW POLLUTION CONTROL eqnfpmeal li plaimed the struct one or two model homes pleted and after application has ” B arl^ O r^Ida Foods, loc. 'nie eqnl^ent Is scbednled to t>e with the rest to be sold after been made to the city zoning .. Cleans f ikiirt'es completed this fummer so it be for the neil procewlng applications are approved. The board. - icjuon..It involves a.oatnrid eas Indnerator. ______• -development w ill-l^ ^nown-as— Ator Itsapproval, U m ust then ---- the Keiyie Subdivision. go to the Council for its ap- ' - The plat was submitted by proval, and f^r rezoning 125 feet Academy Andy Anderson, Boise, the along (he south.side of Eiast Firm to clean Richfield Gooding^s seniors Idaho divisional manager of the Avenu^ Avenu^ I.I. ThisThis avenueavenue IsIs now now American-Pacific Corporation, rMldontial while the.rest rMldontinl Is seeks TF a subsidiary of the Auto Scan agricultural. schools ' to graduate today CorporaUon, Seattle, Wash. 't h e eocxllmen indicated it plant wastes . It was accepted by the council would not approve the an- with the following stipulations: nexation until the final plat had student GOODlV^G - Holon Wilson of graduate.: Class officers for the hike cost M V-.i - . 1 that all uUllUes be placed un> been submitted, and that It B U R f J J Y — TTiis s u m m e r a n d th o J n s ta lla tio n is v a lu w i a t tho Northwest NazarcneC IWl graduating cla^are Mark dorground, that tho company'niust also indudo all TWIN FALLS - George W. Ore-Ido Foods, Incv plans to about 1^,000. Hie Incinerator ______. . College, Nampa, will111 bo.hn. thothe Toone, president; Don Bra^a, all-curbing and gut- easements. Merkle Jr., luia been offered an RICHFIELD - No protots i,„ Install______„ a "controlled .. at unit Is of a new design and will vice- president; Peggy appointment tb the United tcrlng, that It lay a four-inch mosphcre" Incinerator at its be sonic of the first In the were made to tho Illchllcld o».uuoig^hool n'ouu**”* graduation eier- Schubert, secretary, and Qndl Statea Naval Academy at base on the streets at its. own Burley factory prior to fall co^try, according to_Or_e-I^...... cises today at 8 p^m In the Annapolis for the entering claas ------.... v , , « • u '' ...... I-aCrolx, treasurer. expense, Will furnish all s ta r tu p . T h ^ will put ‘ Ore-Ida In the budget of *158,171.00 when Frahm Junior High School gym. Qass valedictorian is Cheri of 1071, a c co rd in g Uj a n a n ­ The Incinerator Is fired with JsitJon of being one of the first tru s ts met this wwk for tJio- Miss Wilson is professor of Scanlon and salutatorian honors n o u n c e m e n t fr^om C o n g re s s m a n n a tu r a l g a s to . com- idustries In Idaho tp com ply' public licarlng. Only one In- English and Journalism at NNC. are shared by Qhdl K..aCrolx. Orval Hansen. bustlon and designed to com* with.currcnt state.and federal terestcd. person met w i^ the Before-teachbig.she’served as , and Karen Johnson, Snow helps Merkle, a senior with thla piotely consume about ^ n . burning regulations," a II 1 1 t i l Women for 18 years. Diplomas will bo presented by year's graduiUng class at'the ’ thousand pounds of combustible firm statement said. Supt. Nell Andreawn stat^ jjgp appears In "Who's DavldBoring.ClaudoScanlon' Twin Falls High School, Is the factory waste * materials per Oro'Ida has also Installed a the board members decided to Who Among Amerlcah Rodney Glauner, all school fill Oakley son of Mr. and M rs. George W. h o u r. new "water scrubber" system reduce the budget for aecon(bry W omen,".and the "Dictionary board trustees who- have Merkle, Rt. 1, Twin Falls, and . While consuming materials on tlie m ain fryer smokcfltacks teacher's salaries by 16700.00. of internationul Biography." seniors gradudting. Was nominated by Hansen for that wcro formerly desb-oycd at the Burley factory. This unit nils clujngc would bo, allowed Eighty-flvq seniors will reservoir the academy last December. by not hiring a m usic Instructor. bjTopon bunilng methods, 'the has been developed to remove David Me^d, local represe;ir unlt"can'l)o“controlledlo“ avold~lhc-cooking-oil-parUcles-that- it^asndecidcd-the-district ------■ -s . - — OAKIJEY— A heavy snowfaU-| ~tativerforthe-hiival-Ac*demy— might not have tho surplus • release of smoke, odor and ash have been emitted into the •Hiursday and Friday dropped said Merkle had m aintained a B ', M atcrialls loaded into a ram atmosphere from the french funds for tho teacher's salary, nearly an Inch of moisture and -* plus average at the high school, as Is tho caso this year. several Inches of heavy wet feed chamber which auto- friers, B l a i n e where he had been active in matically charges tho Inclner- This same smokoatack However, the full budget ' snow on the surrounding area, German Club, the Honor ator. ' "water scrubber" system has a m o u n t o f |158,171.0() w a s C a n a s according io officials of the .Society and the Mathematics also been scheduled for In­ retained. Tills calls (or un in­ Oakley Canal Company. The unit is manufactured by C a a a ia Q u b . stallation at all otlicr Ore-Ida cre as e of $12,302.00 ove r th e Ttie snow contained .82 Inches Wastcco Inc. of Tualatin, Ore., E l M r e fa c to rie s. 1970-71 b u d g e t. ofAvater and broke tree limbs with its weight. J e r s a a e — u-The— r e s e r v o ir m e a s u r e d GEORGE t. COINER XXX beer M a g ic 60,288 aci^'feet of water in ■ : . j haa been named a L ln e * la storage last week, ^ith a total director of Idaho Power Co. M ln ld a k a c a p a c ity o f 74,357 a c r e febt. Coiner, a lifelong Hansen area briefs Youths get Wood River This year's storage Is almost re s id e n t, la a o o t ^ r a n c h e r a n d T w I b F a lla V a lle y triple tho 28,038 recorded■ l aat t m e potato-bean grower. Coiner was rites set s a m e tim e In 1970. In flo w of « 6 chosen for the post at the cor- ordered S u n d a y , M a y 33, 1971 second feet this year la Just ,poratlon’a anniuil meeting at JEROME - Fifth Dlitrict' double laat year’s InDow o( 212 Bots«. Judge theron W ard has order«d second feet. FFA awards for today DeVrayne Fouat'and the Jerome Officials reported a per-share County Commissioners to JEROM E - Makr Barnes of engraved Wyler wiitch through HAILEY — Graduaiion for bllotment of 20.04 Inches, ,subm it briefs concerning a Jerome was given tiie Morgan tho courtesy of Neti Jewelry IM Wood River High School compared wl'th 9.64 Inches in lawsuit filed by Foust over the Lindsay Award by Willard and tho Wyler Watch Co. seniors Is scheduled at 2 p.m . 1970. Hie canal company has New grants Jerome readies county's denial of Foust's ap> Weight, general m anager of tlie Making the presentation was today In the high school gym­ d e liv e r e d 1,487 a c r e feet so fa r plication for a beer license f ^ Morgan Lindsay Co., during tho Ralph McEntasrifer. n a s iu m . th U y e a r , a g a in s t 2,057 fo r 1970. the Frontier Theater. annual Future Farmora of Tills award is bused on FFA Tbo featured spoalrfir wiil bo Herbert Hardy, the announced Foust has refiled « petition to America awards night recently leadership, dependability, Charles (Chick) Bilyeu, a weatherman for the Oaklev Baccalaureate compel the county to show* at Jeromd High School competition, activities and dram a instructor at Idaho State area, laid Saturday that ~ Barnes alMwas named Star projoct programs. Ho was University, Pocatello, and three lnchts'ot«now7ell In laat Orval H a ^ n , R-I(Uio. m - cause as to why thtf license had JEROM E — Baccalaureate Carson Wortg and Larry Farmer of the chapter and selected, by tho executivo Idaho state senator. week'sanowstorm.UtUeDajln, nounc^ Saturday three Idaho been denied. services for Jerome fllgh received a national Future commlttoc of the focal chapter. Valedictorian for tlie O ass ol Standloy mUHlcar director, - K V e S ^ l oVEv^ey,' -districts have been aW'- — Aomrding b M r. Ella McVay, — School graduating seniors Is Farmers of America (FFA) ' Joo McCaughey was .named 1971 is M arilyn Stapleton, and will dircct the high school reported■eported livefive to sbtsix Inches. “rded aruou federal Impact aid county auditor and Distrid scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. Foundation medal. Star Chapter Grdenhand and tho salutatorians...... are ...... Ed varsity chorus In "Paalm 150." g-eeks in the Little Basin funds by the Office of Health, Court clerk, the county hs« 30 Other awards Included 125 to N received tho "A " scholarship Bowldeh and Lois Toner. All Wednesday in tlie high school Rev. Lyle J. HIggans, pastor ^^^e diverted into fields to Education and'Welfare, days in which to subm it a brief g y m n a s iu m . Rick iPotcrson, 110 to Nolan pin for straight A’i In will give addresses during the of tho First au rch of the control flooding of canaU In tho SchootdlstrloU Include Camas and then Foust has lOdays aft^r Rev. John N. Garrabrandt, Nazarcne, will present a County School District, Falr- that time to submit his brief. Peterson and |5 to Mike agriculture. ' ceremonies. pastor of tho Jcromo United ’ Schaefer. The awards are givert Honorary memberships Into John K. Barton, principal of Scripture reading, and. Richard c ^ n a U are can-ying water, fJeW. daas A School 'H ie n i h e c o m l y h u a n o th e r 10 for neatness and,accuracy of FFA wcro given to Jerry Diehl, Wood River High School, will Mdtliodlst aiurcli, will preside Everson, president of the but are not yet u d to capacity. District, MaladC^ty, $3,418; and days to submit Ita rebuttal brief, rocord books and , pfojoct high school principal, Eugene present tho senior class for and will offer tho official' Gooding Stake, LDS CSiuroh, according to canal company Ririe Joint School District, Foust Is represented by welcome to tho seniors. Rev. will offer a prayer. . .. officials Goose Creek south of Ririe, M.258. Severt Swenson Jr. and the p ro g r a m . Nutsch,—locttl-farmer- and graduation-to—William -B. Tho award was originally poultfyman and Harvey G. Mallory, a member of tho board Stephen Hoffman, OSB, The high school band also will tho reservoir, had lowered from Hansen said treasury checks county commissioners are started In loA ' by G. R. Holmes,^ownor of tlie L ^ d H of trustees, who will present tlio chaplain at $t. Benedict's join the event, witlt a musical 20 000 to 15,000 inches by will reach the schools within the represented by Oene Freeman’ fla“an*lcxponso-pald-Moblle-Butchers.- - d ip lo n _ Hospltal, will, offer, tlie ln-_ selection,______'n iu r s d a y .______-______next week or b o . ______iFredericksCT, c q ^ y vocation. ' trip to the National convention Tlie men were given tho In Kansas City, Mo. Because of special memberships for their complications In tho Kansas many efforts In aiding and trip this year. It was decidcd promoting tho efforts of tltc Uiat casli awards would bo local organization. p resented. First-year Idaho pins went to M itch Barnes was selected as David Callen, Mike Schaefoi*, Dale Reddick, Jay Rldgway, Jerom e seniors win honors Uie year's most outstanding FFA mombor and was given an Tim Thomason and Rpx Tlioma'son. JEROME — Diana Standlee costuming In drama, and typing, and office practice, likable senior, CharlieCollege Stewart of Idaho; Cheryl Frese College and Wayne Dellinger Second-year bars went to Tim was named the Oustanding Martha Hepworth, best staging Rosann Flala; shorthand. I, and the annual award$2,000 scholarshipwent to and grant at Scholarship of $700 to Idaho Barnes, Randy Riddlo, and Joe Senior Girl for the class of 1971- In drama. Unda Ukley; shorthand II, Carla Mogensen,College Editor, of Idaho; Ron Reese, State University was awarded McCauglioy; tlilrd year bars to 72 at a special awards assemblj^v Debate honors went to Kalliy Connio Crozler; outstanding Seven sophomore$1,500 awardsscholarship and grant at to Leslie Sullivan. 8 6 9 d o g s Mitch Barnes, Konnoth al tho high scliool Friday W- Alzawa, Patty Sonnicksen, commercial student, Barbara wcro awarded College in Geometry, of Idaho; Irita Norris, The Jerome Rotary Downing; fourth year bars to ternoon. Bruco Bennett, Connio Oozler, Rittel; FBLA public speakln^;^ Sandra Callen, $800 Roger work Clubb, study grant at CSI; scholarship for $300 w u Jeff Olilensehlen.. "She w(is always reauy to Sandra Callen, Carla Mogen- Patty Sonnlchsen; FBLA iJnda Gooch, Ellen Harding, Goemmer, $180 Idaho awarded to Cheryl Frese. The Greenluuid pln.4 went to D aryl r e a d ie d Iwlp when help was needed," sen, Katliy Ijist and Marsha president award, Connie Loe; Urry Hartwell,State LeAnn University Club Jerome county Extension Beam, Hod Childers, Steven the award aald. Hartwell. The presentations first runner up Miss FBI.A State potersot) and MarilynScholarship, 'Waite, Janice Goodman, service awarded Kathleen Ann Culver, Chorles Cox, Mark John Hetison, head jpnltor,at were nnade by Sandy Weigh, of Idaho, (^nnle Crozler. • Spanish awards Judy $300 Educational Opportunity Last the Unioii Pacific Rail Drake, Gll Gullck, Davo Handy. f o r s h o w -theschool, presentcdher with a drama_apeoch- Und debate French11, I, first year, Clari Ann Schellings, Jeff Coats, Louise Schef Grant and $700 work study Road Scholarship. Anthony Nutsch, Joe Ridgwayr table he had made on behalf of coach. Fritzler,, Kris Moseley ’ and Nofrfs, U ls H u i^y Connre~grant"at"CSIi"T5ally"Qulntana J M r 8.-Stev«irOrchanhtf-the---- 7 Ikirry Sullivan, Dale Reddicl:k. By M ARJORIE U ERM AN tho school and the teachers. I^slie Sullivan,biltlvan; *French H, CaiVoU, «^n-uu, Spanish OIMUIUHI II, H,Suti 0U« EUis. *JUia. 1300 scholarship at ...... Mr. James ------B.P.W.------c lu b of Jerome awarded Rex' Thomason ■ and Tim Timea-Newa W riter O th e r a w a r d s lncliide<^: . ______second. year, r Susan Buttnim Spanish_____ III,_____ Gwen______Perkins,____ Kay- College of Hair Design; Connie Xou- Ann Custer a 1100 T lio m a s o n . FILER - Tfio . dog show Science: John Miller, in- written and oral participation, and Mavina Coats; -----French. ..VIII, . .. Buritram and Urida Gooch, Lae 1200 scholarship at Ricks schobrship. diapter Farmer pins were superintendent once had, ex- structor, presented chemistry Sue Buttrum, Kathy Aixawa, third year, Bat-bara Merritt. Scholarahips were, awarded given to. Tim Barnes, David pofrted 600 dogs lo bo e n te r^ In awards to Cheryl Simmons, Debbie Malone and Marina Gennan t , J a n A h re n s , l i n d a to: R a n d y M a d d o x , $(ioO, C .C . Callen, Tom McCord, Russ this year's all breed dog show to Kathy Alzawa, Chris Everson, Croats; excellent, Karla Roberts Ellis, Qiris Everson, Marilee Anderson Scholarship a $1,000 Martin, Ed Newberry, Andy beue heldneiu Tuesday Inm theme mer- ii«n'pA»ws«ftn ntirt/iy David Fyke, Alan Dlgga, (^rla and Jeff Shewmaker; narrative Diehl, and Steven Keith. Gor- grant and a $225 honor chanU bulUlng at Uie Twin n|,SirV~TM«rV Mogenson, Susan Buttram and iprosc,, Unda Uckley; poetr^ mlin n; Alan Blgga, Vlckl Jones scholarship at Northwest Falls County Fairgrounds. ‘ rSlin P a«« Physics awards and descriptive, essay, Jenlne^ and Irita Norris. Tl» presen- Nazarcne College. Instead, when the entries i?n ,,n ^n tin n n w i^ ■?»,««« went to M ike^aldain, Randy Coup; most deserving, Jerry tatlons were made by Mrs. Charles Howell received an closed there were 88fl dogs Maddox and Craig CUrk. Taylor. Mickey Lee Miller. athletic schoUnhlp to Mesa .entered, almost 300 more than Awarda In government were- Vocal Music presented by Ubrary aide award went to Junior College, Grand Junction, iast year, making It the largest S? ^ Maddox, Carson Won<^, music db^or of Carolyn Rupert, most deser- a > ]o . d6g show ever t6 be hold here. Pharrls and Mark the music department to most ving; Jennifer Dlehl and Rose JudfflnB will haoln at 8 a m nliH Barnea, and anthropology Improved senior, Charlie; Goety. , ...... * ®.. 8... _ • and $250 checks on the national achievement awards went^to Stewari; special service award, Mm. Burton Soper, English Nazarene College, Full and continue Until 8 p.m. level. JoAnn Goln and Leann Hack> Cheryl Fees, $50 scholarships to class; m ost creative, AmX WrestUng scholarahip and $1^ „Bruce 7 - B^hett-and-^ndy-wamBenrtett -and ■ lU n d y WalUn; n, bestbeat Uterature.,Uterature shi'dent,. Tranaportatlort ‘ .grant ....’ the dogs free o( charge, ac- Mike Schaefer llMtock far/ Howsden tavls, most deserving Aorua Sandra Callen and outstanding OraceUnd College, Umonl corxllna to H.H. Heard, show mlno- G ^ v W alter d«lrv Presented home economics student, Bruce Bennett and English stildent, Unda Godi. Iowa, and a (uU acholarshlp at chairman. farral'nic Dale Serr’ nubile awards to Unda Abbott a« the Joan Hadlock. Senior English awards; beat Central Oregon Community s S changes In Judges J m M c S h e ? Sur "™ »* “ •'atandlng rtudent," Mathematics- by .M r. cnalive writing, Kurt Fritiler! College; B«ld. Or«.

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Q^iuSluS'lho'lrish*^- S JlJw M e ter wim Jadiaon eicellence In advanced service, Dean Turbervllle; ~tara;" naupB" ContBg‘~Tikd~|ui»rh ffanv>s ff ^------mathnmatlry. ------. gr.—; u«,ur. of Idaho. best ______sfi.n,“ar.s: Mike Diehl, MOO Union alati w ill Judge . Bernese lupefViat by uldther year they '* • * eommarclal ’ awards, Greene] Miss SplHtJ Becky Pacillc SchdanMp;.MIkaOtto, HM* i»i« Mountain...... doga, German " can...... aat up ■ program tor out- OllUngi^ b ^ bookeepliw,IUIIiyAiitm,Lou Coirelli audemici, Krii H90 County Shepherd dogswid S t B em irdi lU n dln g boys , In different actor;., Jennifer. . Dlehl, IWfaita; P|l)ii|Tii kpd, Onmle Lm ;’ inoat ,|M 0 honorSlffiiiia:,5SigS§!ga in place o( GUUland: ; woclhwMIe eftorti. r . ■ ' ■ ' . . r M -■qnw N .w i, Twin F»Mi, litoho Sunday, M.V J3, IMl Burlej^jathletes win ’ aw ards

B U RIJEY*— Burley High doing tJiU they are creating Howard Allred, Coroy Kidd,. Laura Gabeltaa.Loma CJorrlne; .School athletes received "In- fiiore problems. College Paul Mathewa,‘Lynn Davids^ Michele Elqulst, D^tole Hale, splratlonal Awards" for U)e alHletlcs Is expensive, but we Micky . Eddleson, Steve Guylia Hod^e, K&ylin Jones, -flrat-.Ume. ■■ from —the—B obcat„can!t deAtfoy a parto^the haclk -Woolstenhuline.NleLRlcble.Bi)d^Katherine J^night. Q.tM. Kpylej___ BWatcr ClUb'durlng the annual twntf of our nation; We need'ljeon'Clcggr Managers were S h ^ a Koyle, PeggyiLarson; awards banquet at. thi* Burley • people like you to support Cory Gee, Shelly Shelst«ad and Anita M cBride, June Mor- Elks Lodge. athletics and see that it is not ^ Tom Rich, tcnson, Terri Nielson, Pam .One athlete from each sport eliminated," Cavanaugh sa}d. Those receiving wrestling Sholby, Molodl Walker and was selected for tho "In- The speaker chorged parents loiters ^nd certificates were Dipe Rich' spirallonar' troi^les for their and church officials with failing Duane Adams, Rob^ Sorenson, . .Presenting the awards were dedication to the , sport* to instill a sense discipline iii .Garth Beck, Mike Sandman, Bob Matthews. Golden Wood, ’ Recipients Included Richard young people, saying that iCarl Dayley, Richard HuntqL* Ivan Davis, Chris Cage, Vic Randklev, football; Cory Kidd, school sporty programs often li>o Wickel; Ross Jones, 1^)109 Jackman and. M rs. Ludene basketball; Royce Otte. offer the only source of yVndorson^QiuckI.arscn, Kevin Baker, all coaches of the baseball: Robert Jackson, discipline. Ramsey, Dorian Bcnch, Milton various athlete teams. Coach , t^ack; William Howard, cross- "Few got disoiplino at homo Hatt and Mtrlo Hymas. Ruton Budge was alsQ in at-' country ; Ross Jones, wrestling; and the church is having its Managers were Neal Holbrook tendance and received a . Jeff Bunn, tennis.; LymiBurton. problems, so ali that is left is and Cory Gee. standing ovatlQt^ for his 23 years' golf, and Debbie Hale, girls' athletics;” he declared. . Tennis riward.i went to Dick-of scrvlce as a coach. ' \ •trac k— ------— ------Ccrtiflcatca-ondJottors wcrb Rimdklev. Janice Weed, Cindy Robert Hilliard, president of pt-escnted__J in football 4n to I ...— Ijirry II Sagers. ^JdlLou King, V Hrenl-r~ tm t (itu illK LEG . A t- N O T IC E Uie Booster Qub. welcomed tho Boll, Gary Hanks, Doug Bunn, Rob Sorenson, Howard noVicetobiddbrs students and their parents loUib Manning, Kent Sager, Soctt Allred, Jeff Bunn, Nlcholete ceremonies. Robert Saxvik Hanks, Kerry Karlson, Harley Carrell, Brent Mendenluill and S served as master of Carson, Rick Coleman, Steve Kim Green. ufiiii: 4;oop.m. • June?, mnor ’ ceremonies. In oUier acUviUes,- Jones, Scott Stanfield, ‘Brent Golf letters and certificates for m” Robert (Dbde) Mai, treasurer, Larsen, Bob Jackson, Jack were presented to Ken Neiwort. s im o school (or ihe o«a< «nd th i and Ransom Brown, secretary. Johnson, Wayno Blauor, Lynn Burton, Milo Hatt, Doug reported on club activities, and Richard Randklev, Earl Nicholes and Roger Hobnes. „„o„„ iimo «nti place, ♦-■orm»> coach Golden Wood offered Uie Dayley,' Russell Taylor, niosc earning Girls track itaiing iho cordHjoni, mutt b« invocation. Richard Hunter, Michael letters and cerl0lcates wore DIGNITARIES at the Barley Booiter Q ab bu q a c i are, from Edward Cavanaugh^ head Sandman, Eugono Olson, Roo Thurston, Laura Blanch, AamtVofiice. left, Coacfa Qob Matthews; Robert lUlllard, preildeBt of Bobcat football conch at Idaho State Josepji Crane, Robert Sorenson, Teresa Bodily, Kayla Anderson, si«fe Aaent Booster Clob; .Coach Ed Cavanaogh, head football ooach. Idaho University, Pocatello, spoke as ' Garth-Beck. W illiam Kor- Paula Elm er, Beth Ferlic, .puhi.jsh: m«v ?o. 31 ». I3. i97i. Booster honors Stale UolversUy, guest speaker, aod Coacb Ivan Davis. featured speaker. Ho described shlsnik, Murk Hobson; Waynff football as a "game-of aban- Ramsey, Bob Dickson, Donald ■ don." A player becomos a part Johnson, Wayno Johnson, Terry of Uio team "by, throwing Elqulst, Glenn Itamsoy, Daniel lUmself complete into Uie game Knight, Clark Beckliam, Bruce Get more home for for Uie team ," ho said...... - i Carrler>-jKent Bedkey, Frimk M a n jo in s Park ceremony "Asking students lo apply Sprague and Dean Black, Uiemselves to whatever they' manager of the team, your money...with aro doing, Cavanaugh said Basketball certificates and "Tliere is a lot of wishful letters were presented to Nlel J e r o m e Uiinking today, but Uio only way Richio, Kent Sager,' Breht draws Governor 4.Htrip you will got anything out of life Ijirsori; Kerry Karlson,. Cory C ^ P R "ir^irnpply^ourM lfrTnake^ddrGaryllanksrDan-Knlghtrl iSLENNS FERHV — Idaho dancers from Fort Ilnll hnvo n I r f 1 '••'rri GLENNS FERHV - Waho Uanccra frdm Fori Hull hnvo sacrifices and work hard." Lynn Davids, Trucy Nielsen, A 1 1 i n Gov. Gov. Cecil Cecil D. D. Andrus AnOrm Is U e«-o*- been been Invited Invited to toperform perform durliiK durliiK nunLEY nunLEY — Members — Member of 4-H Ho warned Uio audlenco that Ilobort Randklev, Miko Sagers, • pect^ pect^ to to participateparticipate In In tho tho tlio rodeo. tlio rodeo. clubs In clubjj Cii.usla In Cii.u.sln County Count havo a move is underway lii Uie Pat Pike, Brent Nielson, Wes H om ^ri , dcdlcaUon dcdlcaUon of; of; Idaho’sIdaho’s newest newest A A parado parade will will kick kick off off Uie Uie until until 55 p.m.p.m. MondayMonday toto RotRot theirtheir nation to do away wlUiaUilotics. Howard and Paul Matthews. A Division of Evans Products Company J E R O M E — Michael sigi, pork, Throe-laUnd colobratlon------proper on...... Juno 10, applications to tho „ Cassia , "It is already underway in Uie Managers >vore Howard Allred, Sullivan, manager *he Oossing on tho Snako n lW boKlnnlngot 11 a.m. Atloastslx co„„(y ,,xton.slon odico If Uiey East and Midwest and Is slowly Steven He.ss and Tlni Martin, Je r o m e b r a n c h o f th e0 Bank of ^ (j|p„„s pcrry ...... June...... 1W9. covered "prnlrKjMichooners" . _ pi„n______„ttc„d______the . 4-II . . _____ Club moving into.our area," ho said. Receiving basel»)ir mwards -Idaho— has-announced-that ----Merie"WeUsrdIrect6i‘'Tif"tho~will“ bc-fenturcdrT‘long~wlth-coin,Yc^-junc 13-10- at tho Some colleges are cutting back were Kevin Allrod, Duane Michael A. Buhler has joined State Historical Society, noatsi bands, antique cars and university of Idaho, Moscow, on-aU)lctlc programs duo to Adams, Jerry Anderson, Curtis the local office aa pro^istant u also expected to bo on hand, J: Wayne Colo. Cassia County financial reasons, he said. "By Crane, Bruce Mitchell, Fred casher.< according to plans. , Clark, n Glenns Ferry extension agent, said any 4-H Hilliard, Lynn Davids, John Buhler will be handlbig in- Quhl Antique FeaUval historian, will present an member is eligible for M iller, Ted Bodily, Kent Sager, sUlbnent loans, Sullivan said. >n,oatcr will join tho celebration historical pageant on ^turday, application to attend Uie club lU 'i .t pt.ni I* Liw laUrail ^ , McEvert (Doc) Keen, Jack CkMMfrMIM UM •Ml kaiTlu. lillcKaH H e la a former manager of a wiUi presenUUon of a dramo on including U»o presentation of on congress if the youth was H ydurtwn riRM r m c il «iblMU. •UetiJwl Johnson, Royco Otto, Tom consumer finance office in ju„o jy. An antique sale and old4imu covered wagon which yenrs of ago by Jan. 1.1071, and GF Jaycees "Fllger, Steve Simcoo, Wayno Bobw,wutow, Buhler UM a “ naUve w>v of rfjowSIU>W is IS scheduled ac n o u u ic u to u» begin u c g m nt «*' 1- *...... will r~bo put— on J Vdisplay * i ...... in Uie city* V has been a 4-H Q ub u c umember n u t- n v^«uu for m u m w i lu i r>______I O nii..lr A Imnn Kni^r l\nrVu>/«lin n t ft .. . . . il- _ Fenton, Mikl^ Simcoo, Jeff Rush^llc, Ind., and attended p ,^_ jyno IB in Uio Glenns PJirk-A jrce beef barbecue at j p ^ jo r th o NOW! Enjoy tho kind of homo that thousands of happy Ball Stale coUege at M unlco." Kerry city park, wiUi proceeds P«’®ccde an evening of congress. O u C ft CIOCK Walker, Carey Perkins, Larry people havo onjoyod for 25 years—o Capp Home, Twakici, (}nd Stoyo Green. He Is a veteran of the U.S. earmarked lo pay expensea of SHUnre dancing. Scholorships provided for 4-H and savo m onoyl Wo dolivor and orect on your lot. en* Fair Force. Buhler is rtiarrled dedication. T»>e public wlU , ^ ijccond rodeo performance ciujj mombors, pay GLENNS for Uiclr FERRY __ Tlie Track letters arid certificates closo tho homo, furnish nil finishing materials, inside to the hrm er Mary Jane ‘ bo admitted witijout charge. is scbodulod for 8 p.m. Satur- tuition, room and board.Glenns'Ferry AJl t}» f 1 guest regl.«itcr. Hover said. Girl honorocl Etlu auxiliary. Karlson, Stacey Nielson, Bob IntemaUonal Center for Blologi- A . " .. Jlover added Uiat he has lOO * H U iiiF i K . U . Donations for tho clock Randklev, Larry Boll, Harley cal Control is being given a „ project have boon received Carson, Gary Hanks, Brent V»ur CAPP-HOMIf I MAIL THIS clbUPON TODAY I 1262.000 F o r d F o u n d a U o n g r a n t c l C S S S C I 5”''"c'„t^^'ir“ts “ as hoihcimakcr from Anderson’s general store, Larson, Ken Harper, Brent ivp'MMUllv* Ur to help support training and King Hill; Rosevoar Hardware MarUndale, Stovo Green, Ed Rpyal Garn research In “integrated con­ 1 jO N«rlh H ' Mm i* MAd M« FRCC CATAIOO K^G HILL - A limited. d and Uie Ferry Variety Store. < Rasmussen, Kenneth Crandel, trol" of inse<^ pests —an Mofnlngilde Dflve The Jay-C-Ettos will sponsor Nlol Rltclilo, David W illker and Idohe FolU, S3401 Annerns altemaUve to exclu^ve reliance K !lL tdta'S "d" ^cS"“urson has received Uio a baked-food sale from 10 a.m. Guy Reddor. Hune: 308.S33-67S9 TovuH no BfO upon pesUcides. be conducted U.1S fall. „ Purdue University economists ? Z L ? ra “L " r r S n to 3 p.m. Thursday at Stoor’s Cross-country awards wore ______BTATf 7ir lYie grant wiU make • It Umitcdlied state funding will J, Tomorrow award, according Southsldo Market, Glenns presented to .Wllllo H o w a rd ,^ ! n I » i«i. phoM___ possible for tho center lo train force llmltaUon lim l...... of the doss, to Mrs. Carolyn Lankford, Homo Ferry. Alaii Howard, Don Waymont, □ I doA't «wit I lot but I cauld |«i M«, ■ foreign students an4pracUclng which, formerlyfTZrlv ^OOTdallowed "'"""80 Konomlcs liitructor. I entonwlogists in techniques that enrollment of up to SO students "by maintaining pest popula- in two sessions. tions below the level where oJdosl 32 s!udonl3~| they can cause significant enrolled for the class will bo damaBo” will'avoid Uie long- given tho. training, school of- nin dansers of relying on ficlols sold. Thoy must obtain a poisons alone. learner’s permit by Oct. 1,1071. helps earn your low est electric rate

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16 TSm«-»4ew», Twin Idaho Sunday. May 23. 1»71 Graffiti TT- WATERLOO. Belgium (UPI) Gjcni: ta r m aib sid ie s totaled' 3 ^ - . _ -.'ThdJioii of W aterloodott not want England in tbe'CommcRr' Market. Som«on« painted "No P r a d it c e BOISE (UPI) T Idaho eann> I controlled by some of the p r i ^ « English bi the ECO (European e ri received I li a minioo In sub- sanu people is included. Farm Economic Oommuni^)" and — ------Yefiterday^8^^»m^-Pij^8 ‘ -lidiei to 18» with aoibe of th« DkvUopcnent would be back in “Long Live the Empmr largegt tttbddlea going to locDe fir s t |dsce fo r 1070. (Napoleon)" on the bate of the . .. ______W a rth o u m B«rUy 0«tt MU*d Com ' . PIntM C rM t CAlll. Sm all of the faiggeit tanners in the Allen T. Nob^l Is president of BUHL C r«ln . U3C.) ‘ ■ North PInkt Rod! lion statue, a monunent com~ state, the btem ountaln Ob*' both coiporatims and W Ulam B««n Croweft 1.43 NO NO NO NO • NO . NO HQ m e m o ra tin g thA d e fe a t .of 1.50 f » 7.7S 1.00 Ranoen, Irtc. ■ \.4S J . » 3.JJ 3.3J i.i o server reported todjty. F. Ringert, a Boise attorney, is 7.35 f.35 J.3S 1.7f Napoleon in 1815. ileld« . 7JK M O '9-00 In an artide bylined by Sam­ an officer and director of both/ ?rinld«a . ■’HQ NO - -NO NO BURLEV uel H. D ay Jr., editor, the bb- Allen Nobel Farms. Inc.. re- NO NO NO NO De*o C row W t' 1 .^ NO NO NO ^-aaid-the-crop wihstrtles- -oeived-a subsidy-of-438,^-in — -- 1970. ’ ' Union S«M) .NO, • NU totaleld m ore than Idaho receiv­ AUCTION DECLO Farm Development Corp.>,ac­ ed under ^ the federal ald4o- c a l e n d a r AAorgAn-LlndtAy . U 3 . NO, - edocatloq, public asalstance, cording to Day, gets its subsidy ■FAIRFIELD CsrtiM Pr«lrU Cr«ln v u . 3.25 . >.M i- crippled children, maternal and ^ m the federal sugar beet Spud oommission Conloct the TImai-Newi' ^ E o e H child health care and a»* program with funds for redpts Form.Sales department for Mora»nLliUM|< J.4J NO N O ^ I.3S *.M ;.3J 7.M FILER put together'. fhun the tariff on imported su­ complete odvertislna cover- NO' NO NO. NO rt«kn Cro«v«ks, the forrnef in oi^er of their ranking, in­ day* b«fore sole. (W»n O ro ^ tr t durlng the next fiscal ydar witli clallsts.______^ "■ 7-SO ».S0 7.35 7.75 state senator who is now dl- cluded: Vernon B. Clinton. >99.- M*rth*ll Wrh(#i. m ajor auocaiions going lo qual------M * r 3 2 ------MOdt*n ' 1.43 NO NO M O ­ quality Idaho potatoes. Potatoes: Upper Valley, Twin RUPERT TTio U .S . D e p a r tm e n t o f Agri- 242; Parr Bros., Inc., Rupert, Auclloneatai Sol* M an »o»d Sy •NO NO NQ NQ As proposed originally by the Falls and Burley districts; ChKl*r B. Brown cculture. Day said, reported the $85,134; Jess CroR and Son. Ida­ Oraal W eitem Awcllon S4rvU« Plov^ C. Idle W m w . N O . NO NO university the study would have Demand fairly good; market U g g e s t p ay n > en t o f . $200,041 ho Falls, $64,933. Barker Bros., SHOSHONE ».15 7.35 7.75 steady; russets washed 2 in. or 4 MAY 23 ,,,5 NO NO NQ. Soda Springs, $64,913; Green encompassed only storage re­ IU*kon B«an went to Farm Development. OlEN BAGlfY ANTIOUe AUOION TWIN P A L IS s e a rc h . oz. m in . 100 lb . S ac k s U .S . N . 1- Corp., Boise, but B.G. MiUer, Bros. GrangeviUe. $61,097; E. AdvartiMm*f.li May31 a o tM S*«d L F*«d 1.42 3 .« 3.35 3.M 3.A5 T h e c o m n ils ^ o n de sig ned $15.- A , 4.25-1.50; s ix to 14 oz. few AU(ll»n*«f(! Orvll Sm m , kUAn G ro w fft t.43 ____ NQ NO NQ NQ BoIm , the company’s managing Bud Johnson, Ririe, $60,899; Ri- OM for_po,iaib_flU^lty_re!fM_rCT JQ . o*' .min-.. 3.75-4,25, Han»v S**d NO NO NQ NO -agentand board chairm an, said- -vicra F arm s. Inc., Burley,-$58,- ____Goyioid Htlllip* dnd.BJU C«U« .. - -NO -- NO --- NQ'“ Idaho Bean L El«v. 'NQ 440; Snake River Equipment and $16,6M for development of a mostly 4.00; non-size A 3.65^.00;' NO NO NQ NO . the payment at only $73,340 MAY 23 Inl»rrr>ln Bean disease-resistant strain of pota­ mosUy 3.6M.B5; U. S. No. 2 six ^ulH Sid« B«an Co. 7.50 9.50 7.35 7.75 would rank the firm In fourth Co., Idaho Falls. $55,570; Leon­ MR. & MRS. ROLUE RRANNON T. r . F»«d L Ice toes. oz. knin\ 2.00-2.50. m os tly 2.15- 3.35 3.35 3.35 3 7$ p la c e . ard Schritter. Aberdeen, $54,729; AdvertlMmanI: May 31 WENDELL (Xhcr allotinenls -Included 135; 50 lb. cartons CWT. basis Auctl«na«Mi lyU MoiUrt & Wffldell Clev, U 3 NO ' NQ NO ,7.35 ».S0 7,35 Day said both figures were Pfaff Bros:, Garfield. Wash., m M«t>Uy $54,537; Tucker Farms, Inc.. $20,000 for an environmental 80-100S 0.50-7.00. M osUy 6.50-, POTATOES porrect. He said Carl Farring­ Porthill, $53,870; and Bruneau a n d po llu tio n c o n tr o l s tu dy, $10,- 6.75, o c c a s io n a l 6.40; 10 lb . MAY 28 ’ JE R O M E ' 'J.S. No. U U.S. NO. 3t ton, deputy administrator for 000 for a new potato quality sscks mesh baled per cwt. U.S. S O K R TRAIUER 4 SH O f AUCTKiN C. J. AUu>'all 1>fodoce NO ' NO coT^odity operations in the Sheep Co., Grandview, $49,184. K tM »e B L Y committee, $10,070 (or a study No. 1-A 5.25-5.50; non>si2c A AdvwHnm*"" M«y 36 U S D A , re p o rte d th e $200,041 D a y s a id in 1970 th e re w ere Henry't Produce v*o SS aimed at control of corky' ring 4.60-5.00, m o s U y 4.65-4.85 AwclUnMMi W «H. EiUrt, PAUL which Farm Develc^ent re­ 187 Id a h o ' fa r m in g o p e ra tio n s Wotl a , M M w nm U h Maglo Valley Produce w h ic h re c e iv e d su b s id ie s of $20,- RUPERT c e iv e d In 1970 i n c l u ^ |73,340 Rolland Jonei Produce fr o m th e 1970 c r o p y e a r a n d 000 o r m o re . Max Herbold. Inc. • 1120,701 fr o m the 1969crop y e a r , TWIN FALLS ^ ic h totaled 1142,223r —B utler'& -Eggs— e. U Harper NQ NO ' Day said the two crop year CHICAGO (U l'il - Whlvtale teiiino p«'k»i ai liy USOA- QUOTAHONS A RE provided u a service to both farmert and buyers. Quotations are payments were bunched In the n u llx. p/l(»t p«id d*llv*r«d to Chi B R U N S W I C K same calendar for Farm De­ caoo unthkngad; t ] uore if.JUi t 2 uore ^ v « n the times-News daily by each buyer. The newsp4«>er, in addition. r»^:hecks each fin n M XCOft V 7U twice-weekly. Responsibility the price listed is solely the buyer's. NQ indicates the velopment Corp.,whichFarring- Coot •*rlc*» paid a*llv»fMi to Chitaoo f v n*rvKu» and uni«lll*d. centt ptr aoi»o buyer does not wish to quote • price. ton said mav alio have been laO p*r c*nl A V b«lt»>’l lumbo loo ’ true for a few other .recipients. lew lo rw rt. o ira iirg* white lO'i ]l. large-■'t.K.Ji'-, 34'>, «l*n- WIDE RADIAL Oardi 3i Day's article said if Allen No­ I'ricit to eiailKt (grad* A, in cariont U*lvw*dl .Unlra l»rt» 3 >f; larg* JJ Trees need Livestock 4 -H camp bel Farm s, Inc.. a sister enter- Jfi m*dluml W > J1' j CHICA&O hJPII - LIvHtOtkr Catil« }.}oe; hiftti and prim* lUuehtar mMl*rat»lv acllva. forms due care as M moitly i i fmlancM SO tow*r, Farm officials to »v*r»oe choke and lilrly active, ittadv'; »l»wo>'l«r h«l««r acMve. luMy iteady; c »»« active. SO built seedlings uarce. lUadyl »i»u«hl»r pflme l.}»-l.)M ib . 1 414-iO U.>i. %lauoM*r h*il- DURABILITY! •f* hloh chake and prlm« ll>. . u n lo c k ‘hay bank’ SHOSHONE ~ “If you have )4 ll.J t U tO i cew« uilllty and cemmer- KING HILL - AU local 4- dal n .ie 3i.M; hloh (trMilno ulilHv 74 IS recently planted seedling trees 31 W; caAnar aisd cutt«r W SO )1.M; Ujilt H ’e rs w h o p la n to a tte n d th e 4-H Mllltv and cemm*fclal W M >f.eO. Club C ongr^ June 13-19 in WASHINGTON (UPI)‘ - as emergency areas because o{^ ocilered from the University of »4o IKMO. - . Idaho (orostry nursery, Moscow should' have their Agriculture Secretary Qlfford.. -a-withcring.drought affecting OMA!lA(UPI)-UvestocK: remember that for at least two applications In the Elmore M. Hardin, acting on Wlilte much of the Soulhwbst. Other SAFETY! years they need as m udi care Hogs 8,000; 2 0 0 ^ lb welghls County agent's office by House orders, has auUiorlzed state committees will be staady to 25higher,other weights as any other crop," warns T u e s d ay . local farm officials In drought notified by m all, officials said. county extension agent, Ivan C. c losed s te a d y . A b o u t 100 h e a d H )e m onthly m eeting of the 4- areas to unlock a “luiy bank" Under the hay bank plan, the H o p k in s . 1-2S. 200-240 lb s . to p p e d a t 18.75; H Council w ill be 8 p.m . Monday c r e a te d b y a 1970 lo w . reserve forage can be relcused other'grades and weights 15.2S- in the courthouse at Mountain Under the law, farmers were only In areas which tho BEAUTY! 'i t takes the trees that long to. become "'established, and 18.50. Sow s m o s tly ^ a d y , 375- H o m e . perm itted to grow hay on part of Agriculture Department has several suggestions are given 650 I t s 13.50*15.25. the land which they ItUod, or first . deslgnatec^ as for the proper care.” C a ttle 500, n o c a lv e s . S te e rs Produce Prices “set*asldc," as part of their “emergency" regions. and heifers lij^t, cowS barely compliance with crop support The care includes keeping the CHICAGO (UP O - PfOce: Officials here said that far- steady. One load choice 850 lb. CKaece I lb. procatiad l»a< SeWiaV., p r o g r a m s fo r 1971 a n d fu tu re nwrs In drought counties m ay soli moist so the trees grow brick 4AM U; U K , u>etfd*r heifers S2.50; utility and com­ 65% M ORE IMPACT STRENGTH in the tread continuously during the .«lnoledal«l*it$i-> re; ' y e a rs . be given permission to sell their m e r c ia l cow s 21.50-23.25; c a n n e r ' 40 lb. blMki sew aSU.; w i l l (i*«iaaU) The hay grown under this growing season. Survival and *ao t»w le ratMXt; Ibieckt W too lb.> oran )]HUW U M )).»{ JIX )H But farmers located outside the H o g s 200. B a r r o w s a n d g ilts Ai>o .» )I.M ll.)7 held lor use In emergencies In drought zone will not be allowed Weeds and grasses should Oct .M M.Sr W }f M il 14 dim e traction ... also be kept from Uie plantings. 210-230 lb s stro n g to 25 h ig h e r ; Oac 1* future years. Hardin has now to sell their hay bank reserves Fr«iaa >>ar« Kalllae »^e011 under tlie special hay bank Hardin’s action cleared up lua }s.*} M. u . n ssir n o 4Si Qean' cultivation as long as Sows weak to 25 lower. 1-3 •^taloat: Total th)pmM\U m j ; arnvtn provision can be released for some minor confusion built radials for up to double the m ileage of 4 U . track 41; (uoolla* vary llohl; demand emergency use In the same year c^^ulpment can go throu£^ the 13.25-14.50. mocWate market about ilaady. generated by the wording of the TrMkiwle* (loe lb. U S )A I: Narlh*rn In which il ls harvested. original White House—an­ p ly b ia s tires. trees helps prevent many Calllt problems. It reduces rodent Agriculture Department nouncement late We^esday. dam agcm d risk of fire, as weD Grain officials here said they had no President Nixon’s statement GREATER STABILITY and handling ease from ra­ as eliminating competition - - ...... -M prat Information on how many said he had directed the POR t L w D (UPf) - Cash J J i J.40; yellow oraru> lumbo 11$; C dial construction. ------‘ from weeds. farmers In dought areas had agriculture secretary 'Ho grain, Ooast delivery iusis: Careful use of hcrbiddes will applied for permission to plant create a hay bank which will White wheat no bid 40,000 mile guarantee Free Rotation help keep down weed growth. hay bink crops on part of their allow farmers to grow and put s oft w h ite 1.84 Livestock and poultry should Meet SCI set-aside acreage this year: up hay . . . for use In drought White club no bid’ ' be kept away from the planting. However, they said the new emergencies.” Hard red winter no bid ■ KING HILL - The King Hill WHITE W A U RADIAL Excise Tax Trees_5hould _bc chocked often action probably would be Actually, authority to Oats no Ud ' Grange w ill meet in the Grange for damage'from disease, in­ helpful t0‘. a number of "create" the bank was already 7.35-1 4 ...... S36.S9 + $2.66 B a rle y 50.00 Hall at 1:30 p.ni* Tuealay. sects or rodents. producers in drought areas. In effect under a section of the 7.75-1 4 ...... I... 37.88 + 2.87 Word of Hardin’s action was 1970 g e n e r a l f a r m la w . T he n ew tplegraphed to state a c tio n ta k e n u n d e r WHi^te H ouse 8.25-1 4 ...L.. 39.31 + , 2.99 Agricultural Stabilization and Instructions was not to *“create’' 8.55-1 4 „.... 42.68 + 3.32 Farm productivity earns Conservation (ASC) com­ the hay bank but to authorize m ittee in Tcjtas, Oklahoma, use this year of any hay grown 7.75-1...... 5 ...... ll...... 3 8 . 4 4 + 2.92 New ^Mexico and' Arizonii — for the b ulk during the current 8.25-15 ...... 40.01T 3.05 states where large number of s eason . 8.55-15...... 46.41-1- 3.11 counties have been designiited salute froiii White House 9.15-15 ...... 47.78-1- 3.67

•.— BOISE — Idaho farmers and other state, except California, capitalize on new opportunities ranchers lielped earn national 'an d average per acre yields for a n d can compete successfully anr>oun 11« n o t on offer le’sell or aThU BRUNSWICK’S Super Premium 4 Ply Polyester 30 Month recognition in President wheat have increased ?3.6 whenever they h aw the chanCe solkllolion of on offer lo buy Iheie M€uriH*«. Nixon's recent' White House b u s h e ls in 1960 to 50.3. in 1970. to compete. Nixoh said he Is The o H * t ln g h made only by protp*«sted Ih the potion, according to Severe. to be strong.” crops under the aet^^adde farm He cited spe^cally a 300 p e r . programs, com a o d v ^ t. plus .President Nixon told the S«le_ INTEREST PAID OIIARTERIY BRUNSWICK’S SUPER QUAUTY 4 PLY NYLON TIRES cent per man>hour producti^ty, .CTO|M w U ^ are eU ^ble for die' to Agriculture audience: *‘Itis a ------' • ------34 M ONTH-GUAKANTtt increase for agriculture b the loan, principally barley., oats, rule in a free society that Copy oj^prospectui may obtained B U C K W A U Exelt* ta x last 20 y e m , com parii^ It with rye and dry beans. whoever produces more should 7.35-14 ...... $ 1 7 . 9 3 + 2.01 ' the IM per cent increase- ‘‘Some U,57S (anns in Idahb be cocnpenssted for more. The fromj ' recorded by otherr Amerldan are partldpating year in Income per capita of those who 7.75-1...... 4 .... 1 8 .6 1 + 2 .1 C ' • industryi the n w martet-orien^ aet- Mvm on Ameriea*i I :-8:aa-15 . “Severe,' w h^ IsTexe^tlve aside fann procivns. Some of 90oe up in the li director of the State the restraints on producttoo and it) tentts sharing in this In* j^grictUtural.Stabilization wM U n d s ' o f " cstiiiB *'wixicfa~ w w ~ treiM d prodocttvlty, thoM'who- Gonservatioo Service, aaid all . Im p ost In previous years have Uved oa Amfcrica’s (anns, tfao« Id a h o a n s oN m iM th a t beM removed, as; no^_by. stao-prodim.frOQi. ICQRHNUIIIM^ '■ tw r^Bnanii” Situie to tVesident Nixon roceotiy in a l«rms, have npt.jbad 137SMoadSl.W«st 1767 Khntm^ Ro«l<' Agriculture is m sahjte to I d ^ national ._speech on. rawards from IncreMlng . Twin Folh, Idaho P h o M 7 3 i a m fanners as well as ^ to a e b i th e agriculture,'* Severe said. prodocHvUy Ihkt t ^ other 49 sUtes. / ‘The PrMldent told the .colleagues who work In . Phoitf 733.7202 In Idaho, more tons of sugar thist American fanners A ittertaalnluliy h i^ bxi tor beeta are4iarvested than any prom i their abUity to tbilr Incnaie In I Sunday, 83, 1971 ■ TlmM-N«w'», Twln'F«IU, lifaho ,17 ‘ ^Idaho- V alley W eather R e p o rt StoBiNtiY -Temperatures PREVIE* OF N O »*N M IO N *l WEATHER SERVICE TO 7:00I>.M EST i - n - i i B ois e 69 47 B u rle y 50 41 .33' IVobably the most commonly ■ Pour boiling water over .PEONY BLIGHT CON­ 60 37 .03 £envAL5_ G o o d in g i)Ianted ahrub.of all la the for- ..blosabmfl and let stand over- TROL! If your peohies sent out G ra n g e v U le - 37 ^ sythla, cherishcd all over os a night. Add sugar,, cut - up .buds last year, only to have Id a h o F a lla 63 40 .S& fOffAWNX" I sign of fl)rlfig. orangea and lemon and toast them turn brown and abort, it L e w is to n . 77 43 This good>natured shrub docs dipp^ in y ^st. Let stand in a means peony, Ulght, A tro u b le M a la d S5 40 g»«!agMr.tliae.mclt«, strain -that's bound tocpme b a c ^ A ^ JfticatfiUfl- - 4 3 . Ihenns lls rairuTO to flower In and bottle, covering with muslin every yfear. Actuflly^the oes some years. 'H jIs has been a until fermlnteing ceases. Then time to treat the peionles U good year for blooms, according cork. (Toast is put on top of ^ earlier — when the buds start to [o reports wo got, indldating the liquid after sugar, etc.VlSBtiired form, or even when new shoots buds escaped winter Injury. in well. a rise . Often you'll see blossonns on NOTE: Above Is a Spray with zlneb two branches closer to the grounO,, '"Prohibition Days’‘ recipe tablespoons per galloni or I ; whereas those higher ,up are which made a lot of people nuneb, same rate, covering ?11 ^ lackihg blooms. This shbws tljat happy when times were bad., paria'of the plant. Continue at brandies covered by snow, .or We’re printing it h<^re to prevent weekly Intervals^’-until bloom. Uiose closer to the ground-are the dandelion seed from There's a new fungicide called protected by ^ e earth's heat, spreading. If you d o d w ^ ^ Benomyl (also call^:Benlato), Forsythlas lire one shrub we brew the blossoms, t h ^ you can good for ornam ents, and this lia lG to s e e "bobbed" or clipped French-fry them. They’re is used at rate df one half Duplication Into hedges. This mars the delicious. tablespoon per gallon of water. TOMATOES QARDENi (UPl)~The“ Umt forsythla flowers most One of the greatest assets of the cutworms luking nation’s brokerage firms, wres^- liberally along branches tuberous begonia is ltd abUity.to *mder stones and debris In your tllng with increasing mountains developed during the preceding give a brilliant display of coioY ' garden, Just w altlng.to cut off Fair again—for about a day of pap»iuMrock;^bo are looking: summer. If your bush has a lot for. three dr four months, in tomato, pepper, eggplants and for- w oys t i cut Into the of thick, undesirable wood in It, fairly deep almde. ; other vegetables. Provide x^in Falls; North Side; precipitation 10 per cent or loss Isaturday morning. Heavier normals, providing good curing upwards of |10 miiUOT "in better wall until after the . Dust plants with Karathane to mecha^cd control, using the Burley-Rupert area:. through Monday. showers were confbied to the conditions. P^tage caused by noworing season is over and cut prevent mildew on leaves, diseased paper milk cartons, pgjr today; increasing Central Idaho mountains, eastern mountains. The extended forecast for duplicate mailings to their ^ck the branches to aUnost 4 worst trouble with begonias. Cut out top and bottom, cut in cloudiness again late Monday, south of Salmon Uivor: „ Early afternoon t6m- Southern Idaho and East- customer lisU. inch-stubs. Take out one third ;Dott’t forget to use the blossoms hald, place one of the halves warmer days. High today MosUy fair today and Mon- peratures on Saturday In the Central Oregon for the period "These usually redundant this • year, another third the 4o good ^idvantago, cither in ov^ a plant imd press the near 70 and in the mid-70s on day. except for increasing West rofie two to 10 degrees Monday through Wednesday ^nailings to households with following year, nnd the table arrangemcnU or Cor- ^rton gmUy into the , soil. Monday. Overnight bws 35 to clouds late Monday in the West.' above Friday afternoon calls for an Increase b» cbud multiple accounts offer opportu- rcmafnder later. sages. Florists place the N®wly set plants-of ^ppers, |q of precipitation 10 Warmer; high today and readings, while Eastern'areas cover late Tuesday or Wed- substantial savings in ______RypulfoJmpwlcnUnd won^^^ _ r- per cent through Monday. Monday In Uie bw pertonight cent recorded throu^ warmingMonday, of 10 to 20 nesday, with a chance of Postage and producUon coats by ■‘ a qul(J(' cha'hgo, tako Iho d ip ­ hand, and gently lower It hto a prone to flea beeUe bijury now. in the 30s. degrees. Camas Prairie* Further HaUey warming and is showers over the northern eliminating duplications," says pers uhd cut tlio entire slirub containo' of. water-until-com- -Ttny, black hopplng-bcltlo-Datfl_Lo^-W ood Rivei-VallByr-T- — Weather synopsis:------anticipated in most areas today, mountains. I^n'M alln.'vlce president of back to the ground now. It’ll plotcly submB-Bod. mr ^ l holM ta Im v c s RivtoB Fair today; Increasing douds ------Qoudy to- partly------clou^- skies _ A______favorable farming outlook High temperatures -will u . r.u,K„range ------Mathematical Applications produce all new wood this year, Then it is brought to surface, bU ^o t effert. Spray plants Monday. Warmer; prevailed throu^out Southern Is predicted over the next throu^ the high 60s and 70s Group, Inc.(M AGI), a diversi- although the floral show w ill bo turned over, and excess water with J>evin, 2 wble«q)oons oi 60 high today in the upper 60s; Idaho and East-Central Oregon several days for growers witli some cooling by midweek,computer fled c o systems m p u L firm...... He ...... lacking for a year or so. allowed to run out. Do not per cent grade pw gallon of high ^flonday in the lo w 70s, and on Saturday, with showers planning to cut theh-first hay due to the bicreased cloud cited a brokerage firm’s annual If you're going to plant for­ shako. Moisture remaining wa er, or malathion. one tonight In the mld^d- continuing In some areas, In- crop. Winds will be light and cover. Overnight lows will « a "frequent exam, sythla, rememl^r tlicro ore down In the ^ of the petals ‘j? upper 30s. Chance of eluding the Magic Valley temperatures near seasonal continue In the 30s and 40a. P*®" duplicate mailings, upright and spreading will keep the blossoms fresh for QUESTION OF THE WEEK: . ("weeping") typos. Forsytliia 0 considerablo time. Fine D.C.of Twin Falls: "Wo hnye a suspensa fortunei grows about syringing on the blossoms will niaple tree in our yard and It is eight feet high, streaming lo n g also____ _ keep___ ...... them...... longer..... ImpossiUo . . for us to „grow tm . y Short work week here Successful Investing .pcnduloua-bcanchca^EocsylliiiL _____ RACCQONS_j^ND_COnN_^ca«s ___ u n t o g f i t h , intermedia is a hybrid and probably tlio best of the i^right- “We've tried aS°>™Ir reol^^^^^ tlllled It well, put down tresli NEW« TORK YORK (U(U P P D D -Iflt -int took look Some Somo companies companies wlUi wlUi the tho (our^iay, (our-day, 4(Hiour4frhour weekweek starlod started - By ROGEI^'E. SPEAR growlng kinds. If you llvo>ln an J t^ o nUna'coons S w ^ ^lnu.0 corn top soli, rolW ™..™ 11;... levelled, -.uand , , “ Vonrs to slasli tho (ourKlay (ourKlay w«k WMk tlnd tlnd It It means means with with thethe worktrsworktr. themjelves,themselves, area where It's too cold for patch, b u tUiev...... didn't work M y put down mostly fescue In work week to five days, less absenteeism, less tardiness although the advantages to Q>- I own a considerable commodity, thus its price Ls forsythias to bloom, try the to a storo and tfot the shaded area and a mixture lit lake another 30 years to and leas turnover, but also Uiat some managements are hardly amount of Federal Sign and determined by supply and variety F. ovata, early, hardy ^ ,, »me employes are too p^ped trivial, Signal. It Is 'depressed and demand. No one can guarantee and less likely to suffer bud • ten da'ya'davs beforebefore” the com ears We’ve used lots of good grass Hardly, If evidence at hand Is to work a t tij) efficiency after a dl^dends are low. I have a that a buyer will matw a profit !S, m ay^ so a killing. It's not as showy as tho r T ^ profit and am not (Inandally when he sells. Furthermore^ on » n WOW cvcn thouflh fl famous number of workers the four-day Some become too tired with the ^ “Ijup suggesG • that o thers. pressed at present. W hat advice this type of investment you pay S c o m S n y M w ir s e Z to work week now Is a reality and long day. Another difficulty Is sentiment for It is much more over cadi ear. PullinK the ear seco company says u s easy lo ______/ ____ » ____ • .. nrotvrnnfwH nmnntf m«n (hnn can you give? — D.S. storage charges and Insurance A— Federal Sign and Signal costs without benHtting from Ek -SS dividends or Interest over the tartest growing hobbles, here's would permit the ba« to slip aU even Im™ pictures to prove It." E “L u iS a h»o mTln fZ r "t has appeal primarily for

ayoid this mvestment area. Increasing demand for Scot^ s:r,T.ra«"?- ss.*" ■ “ should help eliminate the your lawn. bag iil place, tlie corn rlSenod sc«ded. I've had the same trend, as It Is generally proclaimed: TJie command- Although WO per share ear- ipply, thus P.H. should One wonun’s . reason for are expe<^ to be below wait It out. r aJl « ' » 7 t o “^ beb)g against. a .change?...... "W hen...... year-earUer re ^ ta , this la the (M r. Spear cannol my husband Is around tho B „t Ume In 6 years that such m all personally, but will answer home, he drives me craiy when growth has been Interrupted. all questions possible in his Sfsu‘Sar^Si In'ge^Two SS“to£r"teedor°f.StSr^ w llC^ w^ge/Zt Z b 7 "■nils Is a step backwards," 20,000 or so employes Involved margins were restricted from Tho Kentucky Court of Appeals days, but those already on tlio cents for tJio sume amount of ho said in 0 recent Interview, are only a tiny fraction of the sharply higher Interest ex- has ruled that sUte em ploy A V E RyP E T E n W EiA A V V E RRy routine generally m aintain they s erv ing s. “our aim Is a shorter work BOmilllon at work In tho United penses and start-updo not have costs, the right to sMke. would never change back to the Ihe ruling Included school In thc^: Inflationary times, For lunch-baggers, snack- week, not u return to tlie 1(V- States, but the number of firms Renewed.Krowth is anticipated, “old” system. teachers, who held a four-day consumers are often sternly packaged treats put out by hour day." falling Into line Is Increasbig so however, for the latter half of But not all workers find walkout for better wages. warned off cbnvenlcnce foods Hunt, Del-Monte, My-T-Fine . thefour-dayweekattractlve.Em- « Jh^= four.day week ”a"C^ 'Z r 40 per cent of FSS'The high court told public because they're processed and and others are handy but can tfoyes at Carbonneau Indus- dan t be applied Indiscriminate- SiM iM jiy out of date, accord- business Is Uedemployes to law m en­ ay Join unions and thei‘oforo more expensive. cost twice as m uch as those in negotiate wages and working It’s true, a good number of regular-slzo packages.'Snack- tries, a producer of tad^ak- ly tag to some observers. ' (brcement, highway safely and e ra at^irand n..u. Rapids, Mich., Auto imnufacturers, now on “ maintenance andconditions control but m ay not strike to .convenience f o ^ do cost more packaged^I^plesaMCb, for c h a nigod g o i over to a four-day a throe-shirt operation, would A radical varlaUon of the eoulcmenl ta the transporUUonp re s s th e ir d e m a n d s . than unprocessed moats, example, costs 47 cents a pound w e e k In th e m id 1950s b u t two run Into a problem InstalUng 10-. Idea of giving workers more company should vegetables and deserts. But a while regular applesauce, sears later domahded a return hour shifts, which would mean free Ume while I h p f work to benefit from the Increased surprising number do not. In packed in your own ]ar, costs to five days. four hours of each day wlUi no same number of hours Js the i„ ti,,„ areas, shunning convenience foods, tho less than 20 cents. 'The work was still as dull in production. purists also forget that time has Those who tell you to shun , “''“ i??' .Tf'*' f”'^, «Wwiyl«wMf<>w«nentandWARBERG’S four days as it was on five," Transportation______^ ______and cot^uni-____ _ 1- week. sctwiiytMmwoMn-ut It's the system for lab v a lu e . convenience foods often . Ignore _ MOVING a STOtAOff -J>resldont-Gordon-£.-Carbon.— cations flrms^lso-wouldfind.lt-workera-at-the_Latter»Day— nnleM-inrome-ls-a-mator Assistant Editor Martha . tho extra utensils you need'to' neausald. "j]j8t changing tho difficult to adopt. Saints HosplUl at Salt Lake concern, shares should be held Williams, who feeds a family of cook the less convenient work day doesn't make the The record would seem to City, but, so far as is known,, ad^tional appredatlGil. five, wondered whethor tliere products. For example, with work more moapingful.’’ Indicate that fervor for the nowhere else. q _ are bterested In weren’t somo smart com­ Instant oatmeal, you save promises between cost and whshlng a sticky oatmeal pan Scotch whUky investoents. Do convenience. She interviewed even tl^ugh you’re paying 2.5 you favor this? DJ3. and P.V. nutritionists and professional cents m ore per serving. Q - A Scotch whisky in- food buyers and then did somo As far as quality is concerned, v e i^e n t I made 6 years ago is aixmdvw nunu Time For Living now worth less than m y cost, extensive test shopping. Here’s food buyers for two major CAUV9W IM CAI., her market basket report: restaurant chains claim B y R O G E R S f r a n k l i n and neighborhood failles arguments against politics at What do I do now? — P.H. A c m n . r M n * ^ L e t’s lo o k fb-st a t thecon- freezing preserves more I n a recent column I previous to election day (we're H ER Tcenter, but I also know a A - A lax loophole, which ha» yonlence foods which actually nutritional value of fruits and Q u it S discussed the question: Should usually bored to death with all good number of you who'd alnce been plugged, attracted Mf« den'lfm eva cost loss than tiiose prepared at vegetables than canning and senior centers become more of them before it’s time to rather be demonstrating at the speculatV« and resulted In a ARM Y Secretary Staoley R. furstifur*- ---- home from scratch. Home- also requires fewer ^chemical politically oriented? vote!), and they offer us ample Capitol than dancing at your sharp increase in {supplies of nesor, who had served In post 1 perked coffee costs twice as a d d itiv e s . Many of you ______Information______about political^ ...... senior center. You find your Scotch whisky. Further W « M O V * for almost sU years u ^ r much as Instant. Canned and Good convenience buys, when should, but others Insisted that candidates and their platforms center an Idea] place, to coor- aggravating the. situation was Johnson, NUen admluls* ffam llU t frozen peas are deHnltely less you can find them, are firozen they wouldn't welcome politics —no need to relinquish our Ume dlnate political activity i ^ , the credit squeeze which forced tradods, resigned Frldayi expensive than tho raw coun­ chicken (whole or parts), frozen at their centers. - to them at our group’s meeting, more Importarit*, to learn the dumping by traders. Scotch la a Pentagon officials announced. terpart. So are com, spinach steaks (som(0-^24-hour con­ I'd like to share with you a "W hen we first/ organlz^ Issues that nuwt affect all of u s. (UP!) and Ibna beans. venience stores havo them ) and letter from Mrs. Katlierlno D. almost 12 years ago, our by- . . your cente^ Is where your The secret of saving money In frozen fish. Food experts say McCuskerr Bristol, Conn'., Jaws strictly staled‘no politlcsJ./Jcommbn cauns. So beneficial to Its members. At bi the packet costs 48 cents a poke meat cuts, chicken and official meeting, hold every Tuesday why ahould'we spoil oi^ little Mrs. McCusker's senior center, ‘ pound (In Washington, D.G. f b h . afternoon, lasts only tw hqurs. gatherings, Intended for - it's obvious that there’s little stores) while corn without When fresh chicken or other „ _ Business matters alone con>' sociability and entertaihment, time fof political activity. But butter coits 30 cents. m eat Is purchased on a sale and T ' C T l / G S sume almost one hour. Our wl^h political activity and many centers do have the time With entries, canned and then Is tossed Into the home . . entertainment period, which speakers?" ; and Inclination ~ making the packaged s p ^e ttl are money refrigerator freezer com- BOISE (yP!) - W.'Dean presents some speaker or a Those ore Mr«. MdOmker's idea worth considering. savers. So are frozen breaded partment,itcaiYtakefrom24to Boyle, who . M ill retire as idiort film, follows. Then we shrimp, canned beef stew and 36 Hours to freeze through. This regional' agrortbmlst from' have refreshments and dan- canned chicken chow mein. U too slow and allows the meat Region One of the Bpreau of dng. I can tell you that many of Soine convenlwce foods are to deteriorate. Taste and Reclamation, has been given us could do without the speakers almost too, convenient and, nutrition suffer. When meats the meritorious service award. _ we prefer to talk to friends therefore, needlessly’ ex- are commercially '^blast of the Departm eat^.the In* and devote more tlme'to dan- rttiOTcouiffRYl Conditions for buying u home, are the . p e n s i v e . , P l u a Is . fta „good frozen," they freeze through in terlor. . dng. In fact.sonneget so l>ored best they’ve been for'the past, three example. Pizza mix In a"bbx an...... hour or so and tee taste and Region One encompasses-with-speakers that often they •^TREE SERVICE ; (plain) costs 57 cents and] nutritionr e ta in e dqi . Idaho, W ashington, Orc^gon, leave and wait In the hall until years. W e niakc F H A , V/y or B A N K ” makes enough to serve four or The rale for retaining Western Montana and Western the talk’s over. I can well loans to BMy or BuiUj y(>ur home at five. Frozen.ready toheatplna, maximum taste andnutriti«i in Wyoming. _ ' Imagine what would happen if costs . 80 cents and only feeds frozen m eai, fish and pujdiry l» i Nebonr regional they"were asked to alt and Usten : U K E S T O C O M P E I E [ r wnsible Bank rates. Speedy service with -three.-Regular, condensed aoup. ia s t .(reeie-.-!. .Blow..-thdw^ director for the bureau, said tlia_u> the long )lst of i - " " '" - * - I I I B ! ■ I I W I I I a nUnimum -o! red tape. J » aM -n .pr« » n ted tn Rnyle.-paUllcal o A le s T M y s e lU ’d - a - - . ■ aUdlraierlhnnKtaylnhonorof go shopping on the day - - * * * * * * ■ ■ ■ ■ - ...... political- speaker s p e a k e r inInvades v a d e s oi u r - ^_ ? _iv e w u more tlexlblUty in. said the award was meeting, w jrEC/tjypoiTmw g ilatlonal_W andaJ)t-llwn% LB!ann&ig.i.ins^ ______,^,^U)0»«l$ed.J»U»Cflgnltifln.oLthft_-^I!m -alLidiuvoting-fbr-the-*S. and«eerve or ready-toheat roUs To really speed up thawing, role B ^ playM In protpoUng man or woman who'U help the m T 7 T e a r s tn th e Business # IH Idl cost 57 cents for 12 ounces. H ie the Palmer House R ^ u ra n t improved agricultural prac- senior cause. But I feel we can X refrigerated, pop^open tube in Chicago pttti frotm steaks UceB< and weed control leani all about them OUTSIDE • PHONE 733-6088 Or.,. • rolls, w hlch'^ke only a few Into deep fat and sears 'them program^. In the 1>adfip Nor- our.senior center. We have the minutes to prepare, cost 35 until t^'re Oexible. .. tbwest. i ' local pipen,'radl(r,^t«l«V^^ taCKCKTHEYEUOW nCKb;

t \l TIm n-Ntwi, Twin Falli, Idaho Sunday, Mat' Unit enters MnEVBHUWGSDmYs KIMBERLY,? snb IDAHO . ScruBbers clean stampede 423- 5 5 U O T K M IC O F tH E J E R O M E ' - ' TTie ' J e r p m e ‘ Junior>0886 Is am ong the early -29^ ^4*^ sugar p l a ^ •entrants«in the Siake River -Stam pede, scheduled. July:.1^17- IN UNIT OF ISO EACH Qt N a m p a . uiafurr.: .T TWIN FALI^ - Tli« ot tho dry«r emlMloM. recycled water repeatedly, A^lgam ated Sugar Co. has ■ 'Hie unlU us« water that U Oroft said. • EilMKtPHn. . ‘ Deadline for parade entries Is GOOD SIlfCTION BIUSHKr Ihe project Is part of a tw o InataUed two large stevn spray^ out of nozzles toth with M a y 29, a c c o rd in g to L e o n a rd AND rANS A V A lU S li scrubber staclu to cleail air ond against the smoike, Croft year program by the company Fletcher, stampede'chairman. poUutanta (roni the sugar beet said. The spraying action takes to clean the environment of air dryer emissions^ according to aU pf the solid precipitates out and water pollution, he said. Arnold Ooft, plant supcrln- of the smoke, he said.- • tendent. 8^1(1 cold water Is piped ^ FOR I Ihe Installation Is part of a to the scrubbera from other No address 1200,000 effort by AmalgamM ed operations In the plant. After It I^NSING, Mich. (UPD- Sugar to clean the air; Croft is used to remove poUutanta ...More'than' 2,000 persons who sold. • • • from the smoke, the water Is h a v e w ritte n fo r . th e , 1971 The tm Btacia will Inko the nitered and put badt IhrtugH Michigan highway map filled, AUTO INSURANCE fly ash out ot tbo smoko the planfs aystem. to furnish an address where the omission. Enough pollutants Tlio company's new systems map should be sent, says the "A rate for rmost everyone" will i» taken out ol the em- w® designed to keep tho water Mldilgan Highway D epar^ent. M alm Slal* *M lomabU* A uM kilisn missions to be 60 per cent below In.the plant so the plant won’t Requests, for the new map 424 Main Noilh TWIN FAUi 733-0626 government requirements Croft release any, into Rock Oeek, have passed the 25,000 mark said almost JOO per cent of the polluting It, Oroft said, since. It c ^ e j)ff the presses "OU R 51st YEAR" solid piUutantswlU bo taken oatT— The- plnnt— wUl^-uae-the.

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MODERN IN STORE BAKERY First step in installation is hoistingmnits intonplace ECtAIRS Dedication ready Enforcing for 3-Island Park rules topic at m.eeting FRESH - GLfcNNS FERRY (DPI) - scheduled (or 3 p.in. June 10, Dedication ceremonies are with Gov. OecU D. Andrus and ALBERTSON’S BAKERY ■cheduled for June 1^19 for the D r. Merle W ells, director, Idaho TWIN .FALLS - En­ ITEMS ARE GUilRANTEED ARTICHOKES Ihree bland Qrosslng on the State Historical Society, e»- forcement of regulations on Snake River near Glenns Ferry, pected to attend. S. Forest S e r^ lands in- THE FRESHEST M TOWN! Idaho’s newest state park. Park Manager Jerry Hover eluding recreational fee Official dedication is said more than 8,500 people program violations, closure have visited the hew faculty, at order violations, occupancy FRENCH HARD ROLLS■ Holnl D«lldou«ly - least 1,100 of them from other brespaas and mining trespass' Program set s ta te s. were discussed in a meeting of D iH e r«n ll JEROME - A musical He said he had had IM Sawtooth National Forest DUNCAN HINES. r^uests for trailer facilities program entitled “We’ve only personnel Friday. ANGELiOODMX 14 o *...... just begun" w ill be presehted at aiid 50 for campsites, but said th« Jerome Church of the reservation requests - h r the ITw meeting opened at 9 a jn. • DUNCAN HINES. m msTAMP5^im:sPTMiy Nazarene at 7 p.m^. Sunda^ IS^caUonctf^lkfUeswomd^ I n the supendsor’s office for' handled on a “first conM,.inrat BROWNE MIX 2 3 OI...... I ; . . TIm perfprrnanc«, to Im g iven by ^a group of 90 tem*aKers served" basUr” ’^ " ’^ ^(rom .BolM Flnit Oiurch of the ActlvlUes Include an antique lirlO N MAIN ftlSU. Nm (Ueater on June 17, an amateur Use of the new ma^strate 6 ^ M . HUat I5U •<„ U v r IS •<., ChUliM lS | rodeo, a p a r ^ , a historical court system in Idaho w u also FRISKES pageant and a free beef bar* ' Ined by recreation staff iiilwninh«*T .M .ai4,aM «. iw il b e q u e . r, Robert Hoag.

A. Sunday, May 33, I9JI Tv»ln' Falii, Idaho ‘Cop ’ and ^Con^ work together

SOUTH BEND, Ind. fu P I)- was while he was being, police force. A "cop” and a "con" who used (returned to New Mexico that he "I.heard about his work in to- be. tbe policeman's jchlef changed. Burbrldge said ...... Terre Haute/-’ WoUe said^ "I antagonist are working together "I was sitting in the back wasn't sure It was all as'-a tean) on the slde of the- seat of a car. I wajrchained.-bdllevable but 1 w aoH llng to ' la w . Indiana State Police'Ll. Qndr. take a chartce with him." ItiB "cop," Capt. Ralph J. Howard C, I^tton and d U.S. Wolfe, of the conununity m ^shal were-tetuming me to WoUe discussed creation of relations department ■ of the Albuquerque,"saidBurbrldge., ihe team-rtow known ns "the South Bend Police Department, "During that trip I heard cop and the con" with Gene and the "con," Jack Burbrldgo, I^ton.telling^the Marshal how -Norris, director of Region 1 of a paroled bank robber, once proud he was. of his two the>diana Criminal JusUce experienced a mutual dislike ^ Idrcn. Ho talked about Agency, which provided a M.750 for each other . that nearly bringing them up in a Christian grant to the police department. ended In Burbrldgo killing deportment later applied W olfe . “Well, I have two chUdren, the money to Wolfe's program, "I couldn't stand that guy too. I begun reviewing m y life. Norris approved.’ so the idea when I 'W^s walking a boat," I realiied whol u. mesa I had w<»s to materlalUe. s a id m \ t e . ''lie was an made of It. M>[ wife decided, to . * ' enforcer for organized crime give up on nie after six or ■ ‘'At ^Irst, I couldn't bellovo Ira Hoffnr)an and I knew It, but 1 couldn't seven years. She couldn’t, bo he was being paroled that, Inn joined ouf loUl organliulion. p ro v e I t ." blamed. I. was on my way to/carly,'* Wolfe said. "But it was Iru ho* h(id Qv«r 70 yiofi •iip«n' Burbrldge agreed. - ' prison land all I left her wlth^ true.. I had a program and an »nc« in homt lufnlthlngi. W« ' "I nearly shot ^ head off was two children and tho »x-convlctonmyhands.’' . :lnow Ihot >>« will bff an oti«| lo .aevfiraly^^s ago.-sald.Uui.cJCr- -probleina-of-raiaing—tlieiil.'.'-hrWolfe-admlts-he-was.unsure— convlct. "I hea^d Wolfe was Burbrldge said. -of Burbrldge In tho beginning. pnil cuilomcri und Iriandt all going to accuse m o of robbing a "I got down on my knees and ".It wasn't anything he did or nvtr Mdgie ValUy. lU iok«t ihii bank In town. I was filing prayed for help. I asked God-to-didn't,do. I Just kept remem-J| .0|>p0Munil^ lo inviU ihon lo high on drugs.' If ho came forgive me. I wanted another berlng the co unting Burbrldge him. W* Uqw you will lov« dtol' at me I was going to shot his diance to be a good father and I . knew from tho streets of Ing willi lin. VILLAGERS and tonrlit watefa Itery Unra eueade down the h e a d o ff." husband,’^ ho s^d. South Bend." i l ( ^ of Mt. Etna near Fornmno, Slefly. IlioataDds of persons Hot rocks Fortunately for both men, Burbrldgo won parole last flocked to the foothlUfl and slopes of the 10,M M 9o(^igb volcno friends of the officer intervened January Mter serving threo' to see (be most q>ecUctilBr entptlons ^ c e Ittfl. (UPI) and prevented him from and-a-liaU years In the peniten* making the confrontation. tiaryat Terre‘Haute and Wolfe Burbrldgo eventually wound thinks the transformation is up with two convictions on batik c o m p le te . •robbery charges. Ttie victi­ " I’d stake my job on It. He'll mized banks were In Evansville never go bad again," said Shoshone scholarships listed and Albuquerque, N.M.. and It Wolfe, a IG-year veteron of the

SHOSHpNE ~ Scholarships Idaho Alumni Association The graduates were ad­ Sepften Oneida, Jim Pagoaga', awarded' to Shoshone high scholarship Osa ^rrlochoa, dressed by U . Gqv.rJack M. Dan Parkhurst, Don Price, school graduating seniors are J i m P a g o a g a a n d D o n a ld P r ic e , Murphy, former Shoshone Mark Rlchcreek^ Dave Ritter, Less Work for Mom! announced by'ISupt. Kenneth 1180 awards from Idaho State resident, whoVurged them Patricia Saraii, Jack Soloaga, C roth e rs . University. Price also received "Don't Join a job, but be a Myrna Spencer, Brian Stirnp- Dorothy Hubbs received a |40<), 6no of 13 scholarships leader of better things." son, Denlte Stutzman, George $ jl.^ scholarship froni Boise awarded by the-Grange In­ Diplomas were presented by Swamer, Jim Thorpe, Teresa Keiimore Electric Stove with ^ t o College for an educational surance Association, Seattle. Elmer I. Terry, sc i^l board Sorensen Trenkle and Jolm opportunity grant under the Patricia Sears received $1,000 chairman, to U u Bdrriochoa, U rru U a . work-study program; Frank per______year__ for______four years to tho Gary Burkett, Ann Caspery n , Lisa Berriochoa gave the -Garrett^ $375; leadership U rilversil^ridaho from tfie "May Jackson “Cfiatfiel^^Mar 'siluiatorlan's speech and scholarship to lUcks College; Idaho^rNuclear Corp. Jack shal Chatterton, Stacie Oiur- Patricia Saras tho valedictory Stacie Churchman, |6S0 to Soloaga received a $600 football c h m a n , Ru.*)? P a r n w o r th , S u s a n speech.'Jim Pagoaga played a University of Idaho from the scholarship to Idaho State Flavel, Frank Garrett, Ellis piano selecU6n and Don Price Union Pacific and Sears University, and John Urutla Gooch. Tom Haddock. Rick played a trumpet solo. Rev. Roebuck scholarship funds. rec/.ived $340 from ISU as a Helsley, Dorothy Hubbs, M elviii James Holt, Baptist minister, Gary Durkett, $350 to freshman honorary scholar­ Huyser, Randy Johnson, Del gave the invocation -and University;of Idaho from tho ship. . ■ . . Low, -Keith-Mabbutt,. Deb ^nediction. . Carnegie Hall ending 10th season OVEN

NEW YORK (UPI )-Canicgle th e h a l l." Hall. Tlio curront season has Tho realty Interests which Hall Corp. is nearing tlie end of Bloom, an exhuberant, persis­ featured tlie Los Angeles, owned Carnegie decided to t ^ r its 10th season of competition tent man who is bursting wllii Atlanta, New Jcrs^: and down tlie acoustically superb with Lincoln Center for the pliins for tho future, suggested Melbourne, Auslrallti. sympho* but unprofitable hall und Performing Arts und it is creative programming to the nles for the first time. The replace it with an office busier and more successful corporation's board during Its Boston, Pittsburgh and Cleve­ skyscraper. Violinist Isaac financially tiian at any time fir s t s e as o n , 1960-61, a n d fo u n d land orchestras luve their own Stem mounted a successful since its opening 80 years ago the Idea did not have unanl- annual series at Carnegie. campaign to obtain legislation this month. * nu>us support. However, Bloom "The name ^'Carne^ Hall' allowing tho city to take over "They said it couldn't be got his way and success soon means so m u^,. stands for so tJio hall as a ■ cultural mon­ done," Julius Bloom, executive convinced recalcitrant board m uch, and yet wo cume so near u m e n t. director of the corporoUon members that he was on tho to losing It." said Bloom, Tlie city bought Cam egic Hall which operates tho concert hall rlf^t path. ‘ referring to tlio ci'ids 'of l95fl for $5 million—Bloom calls U on a non-profit basis, observed Elglit years ngo Bloom when C^ncgie’s chief tenant, "a ridiculously snull amount in Eliniinate wryly. " I think the fact that the esLablished an annual Interna­ the New York i Philharmonic, retrospect’’->and entrusted its corporation has sponsored Its tional 'Festival of visiting bounced it would leave tho operation to tho newly formed, Housekeeping’s own programs rather than Just Orchestras which has brought financially alling hall and move quasl-publlc Carnegie Hall renting auditorium, space has 44 o f th e w o rld 's b e s t s y m p h o ­ to lincoln' Center tlien under Corp., which leases the proper­ made possible tlio survlvol of nic organizations to Carnegie construction. ty; ' • • Messiest Chore Judicial ethics may be revised $

a i l C A G O ( U P I ) - A Bfilect compensation received from . b e r , 1M9. adversely on his Impartiality 238 American Bar Association com­ outside sourccs. It used a s . its basis tlio and Integrity or Interferciwltlj mittee of leading judges, Judges would bo prohibited present canons which were his judicial responsibilities and • l.«ock do or, uot tim e r, clial lawyers ond legal scholars from practicing law , serving as drafted by an ABA committee that Judges must disqualify ^ controls— oven cleans itself today issued Uiclr proposed, arbitrator, and cngaging_.ln headed by- WiUlam Howard Utemselves from-any-proceed>- draft of a revision of tho 47- extra-judicial activities which Taft, then chief justice of tho ings If ho or any m ember of his • Plug-in Rurface burnera year-old Canons of Judicial m lgiit conflict with his. judicial Supreme Court,'and formally houselwld was an interest, remove for ca»y cleaning duties or involve Uie court In a d o p te d in 1024. E th ic s . liowever small, in the con­ • Porcelain-enamelcsed revisions would public controversy^ Other articles proposed In the tro versy . provide tliat a judge's judicial Tlio committee; headed by draft say that ju^es must top wipes clean easily duties have priority over any Roger J. Traynor, former chief dispose promptly of Judicial GARDEN SEEDS ARE ^40T A SIDEUNE BUT ARK • Safety signal lights for ju s tic e o f the C a lif o r n ia Su> business and refrain from other activity, tliat ho be HANDUD YEAR )kROUNDII^ oven and surface burners faithful to the law, unswayed prcm e'^url and now visiting extra-judicial statements about by partisan Interests, public professor of law at several proceedings before him, that clamor or fear of criticism und schools, has been working on Judges must refrain from that he report publicly any the new canons since Septem­ business dealin^d which reflect GLOBE A T W IN t M l S , IDAHO

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m ark as Bruins score j c Some of tho top names In Despite muddy conditions and Ore., won Uio 125 »: class wlUi tory \vlth Jim Hoover, Upland, motorcycle racing riding all Uio cold weather, tho utmateur Tim Gasklll, Boise, second and Calif., and Carl Bergoen, big machine homes will go on division of Uie two-day ppogrom iDcl Brown of Ogden third.' In LaMesa, Calif., following him. display at 1 p.m . Sunday in the was completed Saturday wlUi Uie 250 cc class, >vhlch featured across. Robert E. I.«ach Jr., of . profossional end of tho 0{;cgon and'California riders 50 machines on the course at Uio Oregon, took the open in all but one event # motocross races on tho track on taking tho top prizes. ‘ same time; James Cook of. classification with Rick D. ‘ 'Falls Avenue cast. Harry A. Taylor, „AUicna, Anaheim, Calif., took tho vie- Poulin, Selah, Wash., second BOISE - Scorih^ lh Ifl of tlio niKhlaml WHS u diHUmt third at Jackson, th e ' dcfondlnK with Hall boomlnK across in his I and Jim Saltone, Petaluma, l7 o v c n t s a n d ({ctUn({ a.onc-tw o 22. champion, couldn’t Kot Into tho heat In 0.8 and Hurry Price of ' , , ■ ‘ Calif., third. halfnr)ilo finish from Jack o u h vBill h h ijiMiller ui *wui of Twin r»ui3,uiM:i Falls, after 22-plua-foot u.vt. area and wound up Galdw oll, a Jpidr, topping " ; , ' with an « o y e o n tho $10,000 Cooper and Gory Slevcrs, tho another of his, cardiac arrest- In third placo behind Hall and Miller In the olftcr heal. ■ ■ p u rs e Tor S u n d a y , C ook a n ­ •Twin Falia-Drulns won Uielr’ typo starts, shdvod tho state Bassett: of Bortrti. Ills Junior In Uio finals, Miller yot off t^ nounced his Intention of turning second stralRht state A-1 track pole vnuU'record to W feot but-tenm m fltc-Lorr^IteUr^ho-JusUpnaoUilfl.bctt5 rofeaslflnaL _SundflV-inQrnlng.pl ■ title Saturday; , couldn'tqultoKot IS^Saturday. niissed qualifying for tho 100- loft Price well ^hlnd In tlilrJ Sunday's program will offer ' In hcaTly a replay of'tho Ejirllcr, Moscow's Clint Hull," yard dash W ldny nlj'ht. ciuiio-plnco— UioflrflttJineMUJor-hM— , Tsix 1 aces fut apec tatofa-and-Uw- Southern Idaho Conference anoUidr of those usual "out*of up wlUi a strong 225-yard effort boaten the Caldwell man. Miller wind up wUl bo Evel Knlevel championship, Twin Falls Icod nowhere" sprinters that Nortii to take second, place. clowd in the final few strides lo ■Jumping 13 cars In another of It on the KHjolnt halfmlle, Idaho sends down, upped tho Mlnlco got ILi nine points witliln a foot of Hull, seltlnK up his daredevil acts. Races pulllnK from 0 tisht 41-40 ed«o state broad jum p«nark lo 23-1. from Stove Torlx and , M ike, prospects fora batU lngm yard Sunday will be divided into 250 over Borah Into an un- The previous vaultlnK record Wilcox. Torlx run Into some dash. But Hall pulled a leg cc and open classlflcuUons, surmountable 51-40 lead, n ie — waTU-l and tho old broadjump problems In Ujo w o IkIi Ls but muscle In tlie cent^y and wns each parUclpaUng In Uireo legs medley relay team Rrabbed a stjindard was 23-Vi. . took Uilrd In both. Ho had never n factor In tho furlonf?. of Uie motocross. fourth andlaenlor Mark Miller, Twin Kails took five of the six another of those second-place I^. M w een, Miller took the Kniovel’s Jump probably will who had a oiy sprlint day, won - first plaooffi’ ^Coaoh— Jarry — ~Twln-KiillaU)enilla-Tiyin.K^tl)3-flHPr.tcfn)llo batonm btL]jL'ld-UDtil-UjC-COJlC]U3jOD_OL_- the 220-yard to be picked up’lO Klelnkopf bxpected, IllBhland Knni/nnKeegan h but'Keegan iif Kccuan won won Uils Uils second second place ploco and and IcKIcftg^ It past racing to allow as much drying more points In tho next two defeating tho Bruin medley for one with his career best of 52 Borah to win. Tho esO-yard U m e a s . QO.Hslble to pro vide events. tho Ibno reversal. Those were foot, 1 Inch. relay team, getting tlie load on footing in approaching and Hie Bruins wound up wlUi fi3 the only five firsts M agic Valley Tlie sprints loomed like the Rocky Reece's third leg effort leaving the ramps, which were p o ln b t w h ile ' B o r a h h u d 4C. ^ .m e n took. jowells of tho division during and holding It wlUi Robert Installqd Saturday afternoon. ''Burley broadjumper Bob Friday night's preliminaries Warner's anchor, got tlio other Tlio top names participating Twin FalU first. Sunday will bo Sonny Deseeo, Tlicrc was a m ajor surprise In Pennsylvania, representing Uie hurdles where Borah Junior Ghost Motorcycle sales; Gunter John Wren nipped previously IJndsb-ome, team captain for undefeated Joel Shaber of Idaho Husqvarana Motorcycles of Falls In boUj events. Bruin Sweden and six of his team­ junior Rick Spriggs, dftor two m ates who have been the world off weeks, got three points for champions the past two years; Twin Falls In Uio lows that Gary Bailey from Bultaco loomed very large at^tlio time. Motorcycles of Spain, and Don ^Earllcn.-Sprlggfl-flurprl.scOy— ! — M aiiana^a—yamaha—tacing- clearing a season best of 0-0 and engineer who will have two top taking fourt^t in the high Jump. riders on prototype machines In tlm weights, Boise lef­ w h ic h Y a m a h a ho p e s w ill prove thander Mike Girdner,' a durable enough to becomo b-ansfer from Arizona, .vton widely used In this typ« o* d is c u s a t 101-0^1 a n d Uie s lio t a t compotUlon. 53-4. Girdner, Wren and Hall were Joined In the double winner circle by Idaho Falls’ Byro;i Parker wlw took the m ile and two-mlle. S P i E D S There was considerable consternation around the polo BARBER SHOP vault pit. Ijirrln Bailey of N ow O ffering Nampa, who last week cleared IS feet and a fraction Inch, and FAMILY DISCOUNT Twin Falls' Pete Turner were COACH JERRY K LEI^KOPF accept! the clast A-1 cham- TICKETS unable to clear the qualifying SLIPPIN G AND SLID IN G, an unldentltiod cyclist lights to H appy plonihlp trophy while h li Twin Falls Rrulni whoop It up at the Sov« M on«y On Our mark of 124. Again Miller codtrol till machine and leaves a rooster tall of m ud In Its concluilod of the iumual tnc«t In Bolie Saturday. It was Twin R«g. LOW PRICE didn’t vault until 14 feet — and wake durbg amateur racing Saturday, llie pros take over Falls’ second ittralidit title after a 20-year drought. B r u in s promptly^mlssed Uie first two Sunday oten and Dave Scars In Uio two describes motocross racing us a BROWNING BOWS school class A team title. mile and a four-five finish by "young m an’s sport.'*- Frelsen defeated Warren Bruce Cooper and Darrell Steele and his wife, Becky, NOW ONLY ...... B u r d a , B oise, C-1, G-2, foi* tho Groves In Uie mUo. uro in .Twin Falls whoro ho boy's crown and Miss Flnnell In4., thowiw halfmlle, which Twin competed Saturday in tho topped Pocatello freshman, • Follswos hoplnii would bd fa™!! o‘ BROWNING ARROWS Barbara Propst, G-3, M for tho power play, Cooper took Uio River Canyon Jump site. Steolo, girls title. lead otiw yards Into tho socond nrf director for a chain of now....*I4^* In class B,*^Pnrmn nipped lap and won going away — wlUi A , lu m i! P " " Steve Vlgllaluro and' Clirlsty Lewiston, Kelly llorah.' S. David Hamllion, Twin Palli. SOCOndS. StOOlO S a id m a x lm u m Owens of Pocatello won 7-5, G-4 a i : : : : . »p «o d o h h is u k o is a b o u t 70 SIERRA BUUETS decision from Dennis Glbbens fiK ii,,," .';::':.'/'.:;,:,Iw u r . but Uio "speed and Lynda Moody, Copltul. 100 - V ciini Kail. Motcflw. 10 1. 1 |sn t Uio th lu g Ih m o to c ro ss . Mark Millar; Twin Falli. 1, Harrv 1'flc*. ..k .-* i,_ _ „ i j 1- 15% OFF Anno Wclch, Wood niver, had take golf honors Cald«all, 4, Dava Wakaman, 5or*h, S, W lia t COUntS, 'h O S a id , IS BC- "to 1(6 tJjreo sets to down Clicryl Pouo nurk*. Skyllna, M f u - I, nyron f'arkar, Idalu) Palli. coleratlon , and manuov- F re s e , J e r o m e , fo r U»e g irls B 4:3*.3. 3. Curl Havat. Hlul>V. 1' doVU Orablllty. Hie Ixwlaton Bongals ended Ron Hodge of Bornh took Warjack. iilackloot, 4, tlruca CiWMr. • 22 & 177 GAL BULLETS UUe 0-3, l^^l, 7-5. Twin Palli. S, Darrall Orov*«. Twin Pall*. ^ m o io c:ross ro track conslstaof Team scoring class A: Borah Uio two-year rolgn of Twin Fulls modollst honors wlUi n ono-ovor t«fnln, with no Im- 22 CAl. - 250 tT . C Q C In Uie state Class A high school par OD while Sliano Wlloy of 31, Capital 30, Boise 27, 3, Mounlaln Horn*. 4, Coaur d'Alana, S. prOVOmOntS. StOOlO Said 177 CAL. - 500 CT____ OU golf tournament Friday while liiwlston and Jim Blandford Morldian- 32, Pocatellp 22, D . . . o fc M , 3. motocross racing Is tho naUonal Bishop Kelly of Bolso repeated U w ls to n 10, S k y lin e 11, N a m p a and Jeff Ttiomsen was Twin AU LUTHER GLOVES In tho class B division. n , Blackfoot 0, Highland 7. Fallsl'iud 70s. Aii«i. lur.n cauRht on In Uio United States In 'Hie tournament was divided Class B team scoring; Parma In od(Utlon to W lloy, I^w lston 1 0 % O F F Friday morning to two sites 22, Jei'o cn o 20, W e ls e r 17, B lsltop scores Included Ed Mltcholl 73, ‘ Ho roeUho and his wife (she’s since sjiow prohibited play at K e lly 13, P a y e tte 11, W lU lor 7, B ill R o s h o lt 70 a n d T o m R o lo y iM -1. j>ckc:Mp.r, Twini'.ii., i;u.o. a com mercial artist, too, but Twin Falls municipal. _Tho__J FISlllNGNETS W oo d nivei; 7. ; - 7.11: works at home .he can take C la s s A m e n p la y e d a t B u h l a n d 9 9 « A H D U P ? " r X - 7 ™ o ' “ "■* “ h a l f y e ar Jerome hosted Uio class B af-, i„ the B division,. D a v e UMb. c U ia i M f.i.- 1 . Twin Pall*. S. o ld s o n ) a t o ro p re s o n ta U v e of fa ir. M olltor took Uio modal, pin wlUi ‘■iM-TMiiir/wtaiu'r.'j’Vt.L.rrv' motocross racers and aerlouS OPEN EARLY AND lATE Slewarl grabs lujwiston posted a 2&.^ total to 0 two-ovor 74 a n d w a s 'jo in o d in cyclers arounif tho nation. He ' EVERY DAY nip Highland by one stroke for A Kolly’s winning total by Tom said most are from tho upper : position --honorai.-Twlnl-Ffllls was Uod Sinlth M Marty Hecker «n^^^^^ middle class and arc In “no way w lU i P o c a te llo f o r U ilr f a t 501, Kir, liarbo M. The KnlnhU had^‘ ,, assoclatod wlUi the greasers,". MONTG CARI/), Monaco followed by Nampa ■ at 304, ® J. J, Van Brioo*' B*^.wiii*,'3. Tafry stoelo says hc Bftd hls wife WEST ■ (UPI) Jackie Stewart, of .Borah 3051 Caldwell 3J0, i-iTu.'it:VchVo’adK; M^fTdiJn,...... h a v e b e e n to a b o u t 10 o r 18 b ig , Scotland re'talned pole position Moscow, .316, Skyline 319, American Foils .second international --atos, in d hsve for Sun^y's Formub one Mlnlco 321, Capital 325, Boise wiUi 33, followed by B euH jike aunfha/, M-'idian. »M»i, J, Tom Baiiaii. n o v o r sdfen a n y tro U blo a t a n y of Monac? Grand. P riifin his 326, Kellogg 330, Idaho Falls 330, B u lil 337, Je r o m e 347, c’XrmSbr.': ir‘f e . " " a .the tricks, except for one brief l> r e U - F o rd a f te r ra ltv s lo w e d 332, R ig b y 334, B la c k fo o t 334, K im b e r ly 358, E m m e t t aitd the fin^ ' pracUce session. Meridian 341, Mountain Home Flier 370' and SouUi Fremont . . b y . , ?<«■ S a tu r d a y . 353. ■ 3a5. ' ■ / ' ' ' , Oakland Large turnout expected 'Sunday, May 33, 1971 TimM-N«ws, Twin'Palls, Idaho' 21 at NBA-ABA All-star game Sizemore leads Cards with win over Twins HOUSTON (UPI) - About at North Carolina, wiU c<(ach ,,i" . ^ ‘ / 25.000 fans are expected for the tRb ABA stars. Blll Russell, the / NBA'ABA ail-etar Knulwihiill former Boston Celtic star and OAKLAND (UPI)-Tommy gam eat the Astr(Hk)me Friday coach, will handle the NBA _pSast Padres in 7-4 Win Davia drove In three runs with Tigers 3;, Senators I Indians Yaitks 1 'night,' a QMkesman for the stars which include former I a single and hoiper and Jim DETROIT (UPI) - Back-to- CLBVE^JWD) (UP^TStove .Dom.«JdS.tarday. ■ taammato John H.vil«k, ST. loms (UPI)-Ted P hillie s 5 , Uoas .'I Expos 5, P l r a l e r f ' Hunter pille d a two4iltter back home runs by Aurello Dunning scatter^ Ueven hits in Wayne Omndler, dlreclor of l*w Alclndor and Oscar ™>r« doubled In two. rilna to pHTijinFiJ>HiA(npn iim ' SatuHI&y a i the .Oakland A’a Rodrigues and Jim NorthrUp picking up his fourth victory of .public r«IaUons, mid abiul «' “>« ch^plon cap a Bverun flrat Inning,and I MONTREAL(UPI)-Badc.»o- defeated the Minnesota Tndna. with one out in the Qrst innljiit the season and scored the 1.000 Ucketa have been jold Mllwaukeo Buckl head the IW added a aacrlfico lly In the i’" back homers by Rusty SUub S-1. and e lid e d their Wad in Saturday propelled the Detroit winning run. on an error by eachi • day since they went on, ofNBA»( NBA stars.stars. ElvinElvin HpyeslHayesl thethe third Saturday night as the St,St. ^ “ '<• •>"•«> Bate^nan In the third the American League West to 6 Tigers to a S-1 win over the catcher Jake Gibbs in the aaie Wednesday and he. expect- former University of Houston I^uis Cardinals downed the San S 1-2 g a m e s . sale Wednesday and he. eipect- former University of Houston I^uta ^dlnals domed tho San ,,!L' if ™ I ! l K Inning Saturday night carried Washington, Senators. seventh innbtg Saturday ^ the ed Ucket sali» to I n ^ *tar now with the San Diego Diego Padres 7-4 to hand Qiris the Montreal Expos to a M Davis, playing first In place Detroit got only three hits, Cleveland Inmans handed the appreciably this .week. Ihe Rockets, will be a teammate of Zachary his first major league ® victory over the Pittsburgh of Mike Epste^ because the in the game but loser Dick Now York Yankees their sixth Sckets are 15,7 and 10 and the Alcindor. for the first time In a win atace 1967. ^ Twins started lefthander Jlrn Bosm ^ (2^) sealed his own straight defeat, 2-1 . capacity U 44.000 for the event, game played in Houston. Hayes ® I'®* ^ ^ 8 * ' M m J u S pitching of Bill Stoneman. Kaat, drove in two of h ii runs Merritt's error came when i., . .. . fate by' serving up the two. With the score M and two •Hie game WiU be televised by and Alcindor were the star allowing id hits and two runs ■ • in tho first with a single and. homers for eabh Tiger tho out In the seventh, Dunning added his first homer of the' fourth of the season, reached second when Bobby USpercentofthenaUon wllha feated UCLA 71.«? before a Gaston, Dave CimpbeU and ^ came with two out after Roii year In the seventh after Bill Zepp won his first gamtf Murcer lost a fly ball in the sun lOHnlle area around Houston record crowd of 52,603 in tho. Angel Bra^k^cked hta out S t f S Hunttwalked and ayde Reggie Jackson hit his seventh In a Detroit uniform to make (n center field. Ted Ford blacked out. ; Astrodome Jan. JO. 196J. , “ d produced the second San roo hit Into a fl h o m e r. his r ^ r d 1-1, despite giving up followed'With a single to right. Chandler said Don Freeman Othel- NBA stars are Billy Diego rtm. Frank Uniy come chofce. Hie A’s scored their other at least one hit In each of the 6 Jim Lyttle threw to Gibbs, who of the Teitas Chaparrals had Cunningham of Philadelphia, on and gave up a two^run , “f?, J? run in the third when Jackson, 2-3 innings he pitdied. tagged Dunning, who came in been added to the ABA stars, Dave Debusschere and Walt double to Bob Barton and Jo tolthird. h who had opened the Inning with ■f4nndinfrup, buttbe ball popped -a-ainglor'dashed-home-from Uni»< O out of the glove^ Dunning was tliird on a wild pitch by Kaat. i^n^^aylo'l-^ttSluo^U y ...... ju la d - s a fe .t^ t...... 0«hland Minthrt lo S 0 I 0 tloflon if Larry Napp. Plate umpire Zelmo Beaty and Wlllle Wlso of Da_ve B l.« • br h U I Howard II 4 O J I Caih lb J 0 0 0 Tow**' M 4 0 t 0 C»mpnf» «i ti Jerry Neudecker did not see champion Utah and Dan liisel H i" players will use the /iist win iJnco Sept.'24, 1M7 0 Boccaball Ib i 0 0 -mitnaf 3 0 0 0 Jon«« r( 10 0 0 > 0 0 0 WIrv. II 4 0 3 1 Cartw }b 4 0 0 0 ttuui It .10 0 0 CaMneva c 1 0 I 0 D«Mhy p' 0 0 0 0 liMlnt rule the first /Jrtfcn he beat the Meti when he 'e't^taler tgr a M pWalkvf . j p tf tho ball pop from the Yankee of runncnip. Kentucky. ABA'a three.polnt rule the first i.wnen he beat the M 3 0 0 0 Jlonaman p 3 0 0 0 Oliva r( 1 0 0 0 JaCkMHt 4 ] ) I Harran i i I o 0 a kllhMwiy p 0 0 0 0 le a d . H/iiti p KillaU« }U ] 0 0 0 2»pp p s e e d ' runner was. out despite deve> team are Mel , Daniels and the second half. They will use >iu,. rtilladalphia -hbl Vaala p CardMial ti 1 0 0 0 Duncan c Fov }t> 1 0 0 0 Scharman p 0 I . land manager Al Dark's and Roger Brown of Indiana, NBA ball aiid the ABA 3&* iiarr\»r«ji i« 4 o i o "Brock 11 4130 ■ ' ' 0 I 0 n«wi II 4 0 0 0 Talali Mllttrwald c3 0 0 0 C r»«i ]l> ftotman p ] 0 I 0 Slanlay c< 10 0 0 Plllibufoh Kaal p 10 0 0 HunUr p iil! nilltrHit ph 10 0 0 Duhning's protests. At this Charlie Scott of Virginia, Larry second clock instead of the 24- MorVTu ST"i 0 0 0 aTou'ci 2 0 ? 0 c w a tx n 0 I 0 Taylor lU 10 0 0 Manual ph I 0 0 0 0 0 0 ■Monlartai cl 4 0 1 3 Manlrial Cflaoda p 0 0 0 0 -- — - point Napp Intervened.' r LaiMV. CwbiM p 0 0 0 0 Maddow ph I 0 0 0 Jones of Memphis and Bill second Ifmlt used in the NBA. ‘/"iS ’""S. 0 0 A Jahnvon 1b 10 0 0 Monlraal 1 Wllllami p 0 0 0 0 Tolalt }4 I f I Ytlal* 1 ) ) Melchlonnl of New York. The game will be played for «ro»jirf 4 o i ; m.oo. jE l o o o : 3 1 .rraad rl 4 110 .rafranoik.ooo-oo------. 0 0 0 Ll» II 13 3 '•) TCttV 3B D ph 10 0 0 (Mrell- ...... MI.OM« >««X—J ab r h bl - n C T rfrB fo w n - o f- tK e - D e n v e r - lh ^ W h lt n o y - V o u n g - F o u n d a U o n - ; ^ " r S ^ “-i-,'-i-;-;” " “ ' ’ ’ ' “ 4-Ul-l|Hiila-ll------0-0-0-Q- raUI« M i n Tftlali C-Ailan. DP-DatrutI I. LOO-Waih Clarka 3U ' 4 0 3 0 l'o<’d Cl 4 0 10 Rockets, former assistant coach to provtde college scholarships Barlon c 4 13 3 Javlaf 3 MlMtMla lr\«lon II, Oalroll }.' CItibt c 1 0 0 0 Plr^iOfl rl 4 0 0.0 Roba 4 111 for underprivileged children. tplailo Ph 1 0 0 0 AAcNarlny c lUila I. L O n - KMrluuai (O . Norlhrup (il SI-— Morion. Uurcar cl 4 0 3 0 (^eiia C 4 0 ) 0 Sanlorlnl p 0 0 0 0 Sliamora V Ip h rv r b b M niaiarv lb 4 0 0 0 Harralin lb 4 0 I 0 CoHiar'l ph 10 10 Zacharyry pp 4 0 0 0 »"'ll»'ph 1.92® ' Vaala i j Oo-a.i IU)tnnaf> L 34 4 9 1 3 3 4 Lyllla rl 4 11 1 HFoiltr’ l« 3 0 3 0 Kirby pt 0 0 0 0 Llr\iy p orifrttia 3 0 0 0 0 1 Kannay lb 4 0 10 Laon 30- 10 0 0 Millar p 0 0 0 0 Shaw p »uu» \» h r bb w 2*0P W M 4 3 ) ■ I I 3 1 nakaf II 3 0 10 CamllU II 3 0 0 0 Kaal L ] ] Sill}} Schafman M 0 0 0 0 0 T ^ Ia li'-f r 4 Tolali M M J7 Phlladalphl* ' i,, Corbin 113 110 'Owtahv 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 3 Muf>«w> ph I . . . ______...... Allison assured spot tan D1m « '«M »M tll'4 HCoocapcloo, Marrltf. tOBCInclrwafl Wllllami 1 0 0 0 0 0 Kllkanny 30 0 0 0 0 I P«> 1 0 0 0 0 0 Telali '13 n I Talali I M f I Hunla^ W 13 * 3 I 1 0 4 AKlros 2, GianiB 1 HBP~Dando lliv ka Naw Yerfe. om M4 IM-* I Ip t< 'r bb w il.WP-Kaaf. T - Clavaland m i dm H i - 3 MO. A--4:.*»0- in the Iridy 500 i^ace •Wai-rltl L 04 s s s 1 I ; O rio lvs Itcci Sox 2 C OIljl)*, OP Naw Vork I, UOB-MaW I 0 0 0 0 I York 4, Clavaland ?, WljCOM HOUSTON (UPI)-John May­ Ip k ra rbb M 'Crartgar 3 0 0 0 1 Brewers 12, Kovals 0 „ B a l t i m o r e (UPi)-Brooks 3B Fotia, Rahar, Kvnnay. Ouivnlng, Larich W 4 1 9 7 ) 3 0 . berry. with his first hit since RPOila<-,-HR.Nallla« 17). Lyilla (II. SB INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) hit paid off," said the Jiibllant t i S 10 7 4 I 1 ,'i ' Robinson triggered a two-run Rl'oitar. Santorini 3 1 0 0 0 3 being recalled from Oklahoma -itock car votCron Donnie Foyt. Tho smiling • Allison WIIIm- ' 1 0 0 0 1 0 \p h r'a^'bbM C:ity Friday, drove In the KANSAS CITY (UPI)-Tom- **'•' •>'“ 'I'**' 1“ ™ &lelllamyr«L4 3 7 7 3 1 1 3 Allison of Hueytown, Ala., add^d, "Foyt should get a tachary w 1-1 I M 10 4 4 1 4 nahntwT ». J 0 tf » 0 Limy 0 I 0 0 1 0 C ubs 5 , Dodgers winning run with a two out my Harper and Elllo Rodriguez ™ Mike Cuel/ar pitched a Dufwing W 4 3 . . . ousted briefly from the lineup, medal." . &haw - • 3 ) 0 0 0 0 0 drove In Uirco runs each (“ur^iltter 09 the Baltimore HBP jiy Slolllamyra (WFoilarl was tho fastest of 13 qualifiers Despite tho record field, none n i m r n m t d t \ u n t d *^8le in the 12th Inning T 3:10. A-10.M1. Saturday night to give the Saturday, lifting Uio Milwaukee '*'« Bos'"" Saturday as a record smashing of Saturday's qualifiers Came Mels 8, Braves 7 -Brewers-to-a-lM-vlctorrovcr— ■*»?-S?>‘,-S*tunl'>y--M -and ------PM, who^hM h^^ tLvictory f o n h T I n d l a n a p o ir P '5 0 0 " c Io s T lo T h o a v e ra g e o f lYB.BW . u r u v l u r u — uo rm ______• ______- ______tho Kansas Q ty Royals behind ™ ) 0 1 0 AAorgan 3b S 0 1 0 ANAHEIM (UPI) - Pitcher (palar i i 1 0 0 0 Alou rt 10 0 0 capped fl Ulrco^■un second “"«■> .*^118^ Wilbur Wood mesmerized Cali­ 33 cars .Untallvely set, the regained a spot in tho field degree weather and high wind? May* Cf 3 0 11 Wynn c< 3 0 0 0 'Inning and his run^coring Boston starter Ilay Culp, M , McCovay lb 3 0 0 0 WaiMn If 10 0 0 fornia on sl< hits Saturday Olall C 4 0 0 0 Cadano rf 3 11 0 dtublo Ignit^ a three-run ™ PoiW tl 1 0 0 0 Maybrry lb 4 0 1 1 tied tho score at ^2. Paul Blair night as he made his first PJehnion phi 0 0 0 Millar cf 10 0 0 fourth. Ho also had another bumping" process. Si« cars H,e dramaUcs of bumping ”T' Lanlar I I I 0 0 O' Oaronlmo II 10 0 0 followed Robinson with a single, m ajor league complete game a single and double in a 4'for<^ were ousted in that fashion s in g le s Oallaqhar 16} 0 3 0 Radar Itt 4 0 0 0 l„ I.,.. saw one owner-drlver, Jerry f „ i? g„t an Infield slniio with S ,d “L l°“' ’ noiarko If 4 0 3 0 IdwarM c ' 1 M 0 took third on a one-out single shutout while the Chicago White ling but the Dodgers d a y . S a tu r d a y . Grant, Seattle, W ash., elUnlnat* Robarlt«n p 3 0 0 0 Marilnai ph I 0 I 0 by Elrod Hendricks and scored S o « w ere s m a s h in g 14 s afeties n f l 3 0 0 0 McMahonp 0 0 0 0 Don Bufonl cracked a solo = n : Uo d o = = ='r..g;r CumbarUrwlc 0 o' 0 0 DMay cf 4 3 3 0 Kaough rl 4 0 3 0 compared with last year's less than five minutes. Voll rl J 0 3 3 Gill cl 4 0 0 0 homer, his fourtii, in tlie Chlcata CtlllarMlB the Mels' first run in the first Mamlllonp 8 0 0 0.,.,. .Abrhbl abrhbl r M i... f.ti ~..»1IH-.— nricM» lUBv lu j i III u ie nrov Hlaltc 1 0 1 0 ^***'* BrIoQl II 3 3 0 1 Ho{)klr>l 1b 4 0 3 0 1C7.1M, - -Other succes^ul quallHera Inning, then grounded - • a single L «« AiHKlai Chlca»a Magan lb 3 3 11 Abarnalhy p C 0 0 0 Orioles fifth. Cuellar. M , Richard l l ” 3 3 1 Alomar 3tj 4 0 0 0 • b rh b i •b r h b l Yatall II 1 I < «• 3 4 1 nodrlguai c S 3 3 1 KIrkplrck II ) 0 0 0 Johndorta r f i 3 3 1 O'Brlan l l 4 0 I 0 From there on, the field Wllfi M S 0 1 Q Katilngar survived a two-run homer by CAAay ll> 4 3 3 0 AJohnion II 4 0 1 0 ^turday were G«rge & ito, .^nUrfleld to score Poll Auarbach ii ) I 0 0 nojai 3i> 3 0 0 0 averaged can only go up. Bakersfield, Calif., 171.600; »*ck.r; 3 Patlln p 4 0 0 0 York p 0 0 0 0 Reggiis Smith in tho third Malian )b 13 3 1 Conlgllaro rl4 0 3 0 Burgmalar pO r * * lalchardl II 1 I I ) McAAuUn lb 4 0 0 0 Allison, fourth when he won Roger McCluiikey, Tucson, Parhar tb 4 0 ) 0 Hickman tb 1 0 I f C o m p U t « 1 0 bo in n in g . Clarrmann c S I 1 3 Prvgotl 1b 3 0 10 Jackioo < - . . 0 Harralion %%'. 0 M . 4 4 0 10 »*nt« 10 1 0 ) t 4 0 0 0 BaitM Baltlmitr^ Afwjraw* lb 4 I 0 0 tp»nc»r Ih 0 0 0 0 the speedway’s "rookie of the Arlt.,Garr II 171.241;S 3 3 0 Wally Pell lt> Dallen- Lafabvra lt> 4 1 ) 0 Calllion rf 10 0 0 S«laction 0 00 Hrihl>rp>' £<1 3 3 3 Mot** C 1000 Aoron rl 3 10 0 ABB Cf* Cr»wiotd » 4 0 10 BOak.J Hallar< ph I 0 0 0 FISHING Kr«>pp lb , 10 10 Palrocalll lti4 0 0 0 anoblnin lo4 I 3 1 Malor\ay p 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Grola c TaUli UD14 13 Tatali < I >)}•!• u o « 1b 4 0 0 0 niair cl 4 3 3 0 Alabama last Sunday, averaged Sessions. Nasliville, Mich.,0 0 0 Moallar p 0 0 0 0 Mllwaubaa til M4 MI-13 Conlollar cl 1 0 0 0 Rallfunnd rl 4 0 I I Cowan pli 10 0 0 .1 0 0 0 Marihall rf i 0 0 0 Joihua ph I 0 0 0 Ouaan p 0 0 0 0 171.903 o n h is four-lap te st, o n ly 170.358; U r r y D ic k s o n , M a rie0 0 t*0 0 Hahn^07 «>h cl ; . . Yalala 17 '3 |gIt S Tafall' I M * * * ! TACKLE. Kaniai Clly , Joiaphian c 1 0 0 0 Haodrlcki c 4 0 I 0 Yalali It I1 14 IS Talali 1IS40 1 0 0 0 Kranapol ph I I I 0 B'Marpar. DMAV. Di> MUwaukaa I, Crit/ln 31) 1 1 0 0 Oilangar t l 3 0 1 1 CM

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BOISE (UPI) - Lewiston In the regular season but topped Minico W to win the first received an at-large berth In the A>1 I n v it a t i o n a l b a s e b a ll t/)urnamont; tournament Saturday night. In other games in the con> - cop state titles; Post . Lewiston had edged district solation round Saturday, Borah three ru n n e ru p C a p ita l, 1^2, In a downed district winner Idaho senU-flnal before downing the. Falls, 7-1, and Boise clipped district four cham ps In the final. Twin Falla. W). Minico had advanced to the Fails M(ins A -2 crown final round with an victory over Pocatello, the district five UUUt. , ' . NOriCE BOISIC — Post Falls pickcd llio bi|( event of the division und bccaino a doubV(champion UUes In,the sf^lnls, ran Into In the consolation cham­ up three first places and used Its onmo in the two-mllo where by winning: the s ^ ^ u t. ' surprising Btrength that wasn't pionship, Boise upset district Job Opening blK edge In depth Saturday to Snuko lUver's <;«rald Jones set'. Filer and Jerom e, which Indicated In previous times, three winner Borah, 8^. Boise run off with the class A-2 section a new state record of 9:40.8 to headed the M agic Valley Uerm an got off poor!/In the had finished tlilrd behind Borah for a DitcH Rider , of the. Idaho state ^track and hand Ilandy Suter of Jerome .hopefuls Into the division, ran 100 iw o w lh l Gorrell came within an eyelash Plui M od«rn 3 bedroom home, l<4i(24 living Room carpe’ied of getting a new state record but end drp p «d TEN-POINT W INNER Randy Suter of Jerome grim acei as he his trail foot nicked the bar off hits the tape on the end of a victory la the clais A>2 tulle rud at 6-6 and he had to setUo for an 43'6-5545 for appointment 103 Eatl Clark. Paul, Idaho Saturday at Boise. Suter placed secoud to Snake River recorit' A-2 record of 6 feet, 4 Inches. Ck)rrell didn’t conipletc his m id­ setter Jones In the two-mile earlier. air turnover which would have taken the trail leg safely p a y from the bar. .. He came back to claim wlrd Elk, deer in the shotput with a throw Just und^r SO feet. 'Suter, Gorrell and Daniels seasons to were the only M agic Valley men able to come up with victories but others turned In good be shorter T i r » $ t o w » performances. Buhl sophomore — BOISC-(Uri)— Tl»-!dulio- — Pat~Charlton—claimed“ third' place in the torrid two another soph from Wood River, ting seasons w ill be shorter tluin kept his late-arriving pole vault last year in some game ni^ 30% OFF SALE management units tills fall. Improvement going and placed „.on Iam ousE3°PieU <31 Hoad”* Bears second .with Dan -Moldenhaucr A total of 10 elk units w ill have ll«ur la l Um at OB' ev.fy Juy iow prlea tad 30% of Bulil taking third. shorter seasons tills year, and eif w Un Sfl J Uw, yitt* t«»a« urnf a trh«Bg» Uw<. CItu *-J l«im uo{lno: Po*t F«ll» Jl'l, three elk units will have longer (n »k « RIvM^ 1), Jtrom* Orolino V. PlUc }0. Lakiland II, th«ll»v II. Buhl II, s e ason s. Wood Rlwtf U 'l. AbwdMn GMillAg Robert L. Suitor, acting CH ECK TO VH S IZ E a itd FB IC E 10. Pav«fl« 10, V*lllvu« I. t. s i o a . i 2 IS .B 4 CU RU N G OVER I feet, 4 bches, Go. _ . m br Gary Gorrell Hloh lump — I. Cary Ovrall. Coodlng. closing dates" w lll'bo set at a 4 00.76 42.K2 103.27 3.40 i 4. (Clan rKord, old mark i-U i tal liy special mooting in August when Setting set a new class A-2 state record In the high Jump Friday. The Mylar. Marih Vallay ItIO 4 ' 7 6 .M M .R7 130.10 4,on youagster Just tnlssed S-6 m hiutes later which would have been . }. Jim WcMUIan, ValNvua. }. C. RIdlilll, nesting and brood success has. , Amarican Mailt. 4. Jim Ma«kt, Jafonia. 1. 14.0-2B. 4 87.01 61.M 148.04 0.04 been determined. y\-2 re c o rd the overall state mark. lfl.0-34 0 IKO.Ol 111.73 271.34 fl,Ul P h e a s a n t season b e g in s O c t. 0 j3.R-aa 4 02.&8 04.81 157.39 0.12 Cappi. Jarema, 3. Jim Hurd, Wood In nortlwrn Idaho, and Oct. 23 Rivaf. 3. DanAAoldaohauar, Buhl. 4. Rocky 0 10H.77 70.14^ rialchar, Lakaland. S. Angar. Pratlon. s o u th o f U jo Salmon River and 14.D-S8 d 122.0K 80.00 209.01 7.73 Long lump — t. Ron Vla^brock, in eastern Idaho. Lakaland 31 t'l. l raar UiMHd IU. Sholp ruffed species, and on sage . Loula Robarli, Valllvu*. grouse Is Sept. IB. Morning dove Blue Lakes Invitational meet Corrall, Gooding. 4. Smith, Seda Spriftut. J. Tarry klalur, l.akaland. and rabbit Cottontail and_ TH.^tlTOR DWNEIt,S-NO\V'S THE T IM E TO GET !\ l.«IM l)M FLOT.ATION _ ^ ...... OlKUf — t. McColdrlck. OrolInoTHIT^ pygmy seasons open Sept. 1, Tom Church and Lew llarper Oliver and Cnurch Atkinson und Rod McDonald. John end Al wljilo all' Wild Morrlam’s and Joe McCollum and Steve- Ken Hellyer while Clalbom and Buhl. i. Morlanum, Madlwn. Turkey hunts open Sept. 25 for Beebe tied for aggregate honors Bart Brassey wore all alono at Bill Koch and Bob Leonard and general hunting.. f i t t t l O n t F A A U T IR £ In tho annual Blue Lakes 125. IC a la n g e a n d O liv e r h a d 63s DUAL4JPI 'li nniatlnii (rnnta and waynn ttraa Parka, Baar Laka. 4. flax Baally, Bonnara Tho commission endorsed niui Country D ub invitational golf I n a t 127 w e re D o u g B orlas e S a tu r d a y ’s pace-setters, a ll Parry! s. siav« Bium. waifi wilJ III i.irio»‘> c«piciiy...iii»a« with - - -- p, federal legislation creating a . - •ir|uiivat'lr*iinn«U>in-U-Tul4) tournament ^ Friday and and Reed Peterson; Dr. Glen ' lniiB-w*tiin8nil>W. . ... ounq. Hells Cunyon-Snako National Hurry! Get our S a t u r ^ y . Hoss and Arnold Beebe and Jim Beebe, Church and Ijfeiper ami ‘(Nawclaian racord. old mark.1:33 0 «al by Sprlnga. River which V(puld prevent tho However, tho filKhllght of tlie Henry and Roy Roberts, while B orlase and PetcrsoruScfiaffer',?!. Snaka Rlvar.-3. Jaroma. 4. PcyaUa. }. AAadlion. construction of additional dams LOWCQIVIPLETE affair was a hole-in-one by Jim (Ved Maltz and Uoyd Nelson', and Johnston were alone at m u 09 to o - I. Carl Barlall. ShallM, 10 3. }. and obliterate tills type of river Johnson who used a seven Iron George Kneoland and' Joe ' while Kalanco and Oliver, Econ »'*«• Worla^poal Palli.:j-fcrartl Uar 6ply • *34 recreation. - • ASSEMBLE PRICE P.8.T.S1.68 to sink his tec shot on Uie 17tli Bianco and Jack Tlirelkcld and ClUndBobW atanandFVod Mila — 1. Raruiv SuUr, Jaroma 4:)M . The commission ruled green. In'Tljursday’s practice !Io b B ow e n tu r n e il in 12fls. M altz and Lloyd Nelson had 61s. On you*' size.. .Now! VO 7. Mika Clallay, Orolino- 3. Mark Fugala, bighorn sheep will bo removed round for the tournament. J. D. In Friday’s play, Gor Dual IraclAr Ur« anpllcaUnn will gno»! * >otf Paiii. SEATTI£ (UPI) -UCLA's yearround hunting for black UCLA Kntnod lioovlly In llio unfriendly mood Saturday as n i v a r * .( N a w i ^ a U f K o ^ o i d mark TUBM.■ M M JU 9CWA1X W.U.X. B a k ll M UTIm D ^ - l W ■ Wayne Collectt run ^ho fastest boar up through last year. They la tlW W i l W f S C n f practice for next Wt* 2 ^ c o M n n c d will close May 31 and reopen .. 440 In tho world Uils season iJcckard of Southern California wcok’ii match wltli Britain. *■ craig cngbartiw. Payaiia. i. lcTS-14 •36.7S ■17.87 •63.62 M0.7S •20v3Z^1.12 19.81 S e p t. 4. Saturday as the Bruins toared in the 100 and 220. Running into T n f ^ r d problems for the “-"v from belilnd'to wipe out o big Otlwr changes in controlled I m - u 3.08 a wind, Dockord was timed iji players 37.76 18.87 56.62 43.0d 21.60 ^.60 3.42 hunts roduco tlie number of .Oregon leu(^ and win their tlilrd 0.7 for Iho sJwrter race and 20.9 n m one man unworrled was 9.5A straiglit Pacific^ Conference doer permits by 750 to 6,350; | q TB>14 62.26 47.25 23.62 70.87 ^ Forquliar of Amarillo. I0TS<1B 41.K0 20.78 3.04 track and field diamplonslilp. in c ro a s e e lk p o n n lt s b y 405 to UCIj V came In second and i*ox., who said "the wind was Stan d in g s . 3,100; m oo s o b y Uu-ee to 116; I CM ■AlB.,.CHBa( wml ug MB B Hie Bruins piled up late sixth in Uio 100 and second, problem to mo. It blows like Amar lean Laatwa llaM tlM i points in the pole vault, triple ■ y Unllad Pratt tHlarnalla^al .antelope to 2,080, Increase by UiH^and.fifUj in tlie 220. this In Texas and I guess I’m . Iat< five; and reduce Ujo n u m b e r of Jump and hlt^ Jump to finish Collett’s 440 tim e set confer- pretty used to lt.'‘. Botlon 31 13 .47* - goat permits available by 19 to w ith 12fl p o in ts o ve r O re g o n 's once, stadium, and meet the ,U.S. squad got down to Balllmora 33 It sas 3 Dalroll » It SI) 4 201. 117. Collett- a n d J o h n S m lU i records. , aorious N'eparations and played Nlw^voru^ It 31 .4)3 ( revenged an earjier loss this U 33 .431 Iho mccl was mtondod an four«om«s, whoro «acli i)nlr' S.VKS... IS 34 US II MEET season to USC’s Edesel Garri­ cxiro hour by l^io pol" vault, p|,y, one Iwll wlUi altemala Waat I W I M l •!) son b y p la c in g 1>2 In Uie 440. won by Washington's Kirk ajiota, In tho momine. After o.ki.nj H IS .1 ^ - Collett had a 45.3 clocking 31 30 SI3' J c I... >>fyJ«ta“8™«llngconii»Utlon lunch tho Americans toured In KSltr’ct.,y I* 30 .4ir n i Californian and Smith (inlihed at 45.6.'^al.l7-10,a itmt-recerd. Ho did- Blngles cJiiMni. 30 3) .US SI.1 MARK COOMBS IS 31 .417 IS Garrison was well back In Uilrd not miss untU 17-7. Veterans BUI Campbell,« , ot ...... tS 31 .417 10 lalurdav'i Daiwlti Farm Tir& Specialist!! at «,». Jock Ernst ot Washington Huntington, W^st Va„ and US- 13 Kantaa Clly 0 won by Southern California was tliird State was second tind Krancoll voar^ld Bill Hvndman ot i For a ll your fa rm lir* In Uie meet with 102 points, Tracanelll of UCLA third, both Hintlngdon Valley, Pjnn;,^ ' -followed by CalifomU, -77; H M ila caH M ark a l... . , . • \i “P »8«‘n8t youngsters A W nlS 1) (ni»M) Cougar II - Washington, 45; Stanford, 36, Bryde’s vault also set r^ords Tom Kite, Austin, TVjx.. and M.1U..1 733.5811 Oregon State, 29; and Washing* for the stadium, the University iames Simons, Butler, Penn. ^«a uia/»aii«.Ji INGLEW06D.CaHf.(UPI)- toii SU te. 26. of Washington and for atbtena Campbell, who first played at W I ik 4 • fsatlle Cougar II trailed the 3) IS .tSi - Headwinds kept aome times of Canada and the British St. Andrews 21 years ago, one pitnturot 34 U .400 - Held until .the final turn down in the sprintji and heat C o m m o n w e a lth . H e is a r e ^ y e ^ b e fo re W te a n d S im o n s cMcafio* .^34 U .400 ~ Saturday and then; came on ~wllh-«-ruah-to>baptur»^the>]tth< 14 ]4 .341 t, b efore 6,500 fa n s In H u s k y ^ The day's rriost dramatic win ^BECULWAREHOUStCLEARANCt Wm I and richest, running of the was by to M Butta-of UCLA Both ^uads will have to go 1138,600 Californian Stakes at Stadluni. »an f'raftCllfo 3# 11 .4* - Oregon’s Steve Pretontalne in the triple Jump. On his final elsewhera Sunday for practice 30 31 .4U I HoUywoodP^k. • 30 3) .U l I won the mile In 4:01.6 as the leap he went 54-2 >3 to beat itie old course - closes ori ------" - 30 33 JH 1 Fleet Surprise also, came MONDAY 8 A.M. to 9 P.M CInflnnatl 14 34 .400 I! Ducks finished 1*3-3. But he had Bob Reader of Oregon State by Sunday and most of the tan DIaoo II 31 .30d U from far off the pace to finish pressure from Stanford's Don 4 Inches. leader liad brpken Americans said they would play latwr^y'a RHwHt Chlcaoo S Lm AnealM 3 third Biid Itie Field was fourth Kardtmg before a strong final the record minutes at nearby CoiAUiftle where .the Naw VerH . _ I______Atlanta 1 (M. Innlngi) among thell startprs. Out of MonlrM...... lap got him a repeat champion- w ller at 53-10 ji?, lulls' ]ump British Ampteur champlonihlp st. the money*' were Eastern FIRESTONE 4 1 0 Main A v e .S o u lh ship In ^ e throe-mlle In 13:17.9.'-*ras wlnd^lded and was not takes place the week after the r lan o iy 4 jnigt»|) Invaders Jud^able, Hydrologlst . 7 3 3 - s a n recognized as a record. Walker Cup. and Never Bow. ,

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■ /, ■ Sunday, 33, 1971 TlmM.N.w., Twin Fall., Idaho 13 Dennis scores three firsts, ■ I , . - ' ” f f 21 points but^Hontedlale tops " nowdevitle \^endell for A-3 state title ~ Senior m yarddasheaand the low hurdles County's Charlie Ashmead thattJUolnaseoson’abe8t3:4a. In the low hurdles, sophomore FOR FUN SHOPPING ^ t was unable to clear M in the failed to come off because Ash- lUghland of Cralgmont moved Kip Dennis come close , to Indl^duainrstsandaU ^and high Jump M d had to setUe for mead, for the secod w e^. had up to challenge lUbbert In the seconding his older brother but sophomore teammate ,A1 third therd!. trouble hitting the board] Ash- stretch but the Kimberly Uda of iHomedale was a litUe S®venwn JomM him In the Homedale, which tdpped mead was nmnlng tmplced unUl youngster opened up a kick and qulckerln the sprint to the tepe\ Get Ready for SPRIHGl vrinners circle but the Wendell Wendell last week in regionals, his final jump when he sailed 20 built most of the margin back Young John Hunter of Is. sol »he edge it needed from feet,.4 Inches to UkeTlfth-but before the Upe came up. • Gooding State brought that p^JansSTW toM lnthestaloA- w ight speclalUt Paul Pearson even then he took off from well Although Magic Valley didn’t schoors name back into the * MINIT - TENT...... % i.4 9 3 tra ^ and field championships who set an A*3 mark of 163 feet behind the board• ' ' have a m an in the high hurdles, distance picture by taking third » SPACE BlAh^CT...... : . . ' w . s r . u . .. S the discus and took Kimberly's medley relay that event proved the toughest in the mile at 4:41, his best so Dennis, who ^ re d » points : the shotput at 52 feet. team of Rod Rudolph, Mike of the meet. SI* men hit the far. Hunter la only a freshman. Pl)P TENTS, WALL TENTS, UMBRELLA TENTS, NYLON MT. TENTS . 9 6 .9 S & up

. C U ll A 1 t**^«««8 »>><1 “Unis), photograph to llnally,lp. Ulmni tm tv ». Wlt4«< J. ► NYION MINI BACK PACKS...... f l . 7 9 effort oftoklng-the 100 and 220--tlclpated duol-wllh Camas never was threatened In taking line up the top five., t KjnibHU i. AUlba *. Mid- 'fiction i. Notut t. Kamfkh }. Trov S. Mc- » H*avy Duty Alum. From* w/Nyion Bog. R«0 . $3p.9S, now ...... f1 6 .9 S ■ Call i, Nacnpa ChrUllin 4. Plummtf 4, ■PeMilch 4, Ntw Plymoolh 4, Shothen* 4. • w a t erp ro o f Canvai Coy«r<, Convai Boga. * M«nMo4, Clark Countv S. C«o, Caoattw 3, Kuna }. LMr« 1. ► For these cool Warm Cooli...... • 1, Wooltay. Rlmrftck, 4« f.}, Alora. * Surplus G.I. Ftold Jockett ...... 7 . . $ 3 .9 S & up^ Homadal*. j. Paul MeMoll. I'ralrla, 4. Morgan. Wandall. S, Joa Cowniav.- • "RAIN WEAR" - PARKAS, JACKETS, SUITS ByI^HRY’H6'(^EY and Ivan Abromovlt* was the year by one4iaIf game. ^ bullpen mainstay and leaderHlohiaod. of SPECIAL RAIN BIB O'ALLS...... $ 1 .4 9 pr Tlmc».New« Sports Editor top hurlfirat 22^ and 3.14 ERA. The 1958 season was the mounds corps. JimMilt Pon- — I. John Halr>*r. Pralrl*, 4:3M. }. Nllllngar. MeCall-Oonnallv. 1. Jolin In the past 25 ycvs — or the Svcnd Jossen wound up hismemorable for one big reason, ccroff was 15*9 and don't lauuh Huni^rciodi^\t.r»r'TL'** post war years - Ui© Magic career here Oiat year but went -Agal^-Pocatellorl8-year^jld-5ffB5b-BtiHSh7‘^ o f the best . Valley Cowboys have built up a on to play for Idaho Falls, Charlie Herzberger of Chicago hitting pitchers around. But the hi' h *"; VLiV.*"**"' tremendous history of ox- eventually setting records for went against Ed RosenqiUst at thing rcmemborod here about J c«Uencman in bck of money In 195M0 and higher league by ami troubles, Uiat year. ho came back to hit .330 with 33 ,/K slock. Rubber Hip BoolsU.S. & Import. lack of working agreement In came back to post a 224 record " ^ r the 105^60 sabbatical, t„mers and stole 46 bases. With • COOKSET, DUTCH OVENS, CASTIRON GRILLS, SKILUTS, ETC. 65-66. It has gone from "the best r'that year w ith ^ strikeouts. P»'obabIy the favorite team~ of »» hiip . . was Hank...... Allen at first,...... cor.;iCol*i, Bim LtwminnJii.r Lawman) 1:34.r ry. ). Camai. 4. tapvwal. i, • COLEMAN STOVES, COOLERS, LANTERNS, COLEMAN FUEL, Reg. $1.39 Now 99< class Ccallber'’ league to Onss A Cowboy first occurred In “IWlme sliowcd up. It had lending Uie league In hitting at ii.u'""' “ " .... * , . . . VImLI... O__ __ 1...___ Im _ I_ . > % 1/1.1. SPFCIALICOLEMANBAOS4lb.No. 735, reg. $21.50, i u s i ...... 9lT*9Se<** A and now to rookie Jeague. :J952-^ilth outfielder Ted-Toles Bobby.-Seders-in ccntcrfldd EaHy In-tho year. Kred 11 hasn‘t won many cham- becoming the first Negro to play and Bob, from O nter, Ala., hit Walters joined the team and hit ihompwo, nighund .1. wayn* Aio^a, • WENZEL BAGS, 6.1b. Dacron, reg. $32.95 ...... NOW $ a a .9 S MomMala. S. Paul MCNuH. Pe J, erowo, Clanni Pafrv> J. Plynn, Mur> place by one4»alf game. But pce-game publicity. At first was rookie of the year and hit one 1-0 on Bob Canno’s . l»i>uli. 4. tmllh, Troy- }, BcM-iJovab. IM- throughout, there has been an base was the master of crowd pidymg first base, ninth-lnning, two-out homer — Longlump - I. Sla<>K«r\ton, Wandall, ])' l''<‘ I, Ran Bachman. PlummaC, ], individual or three on each pleasing, Pete Peatros. who hit Richie Allen, now in the super- to wind up at 11-7. Cauchy, Clark- 4, Jofin Mllli, PotlaUh. $, team that has won the hearts or, only .288 but was the runaway category, .was trying to in 1963 came Jeff James with Aihmaad. Cama«. thorlpul — 1, PaarM. MomadaU. S M ^. respect of Magic‘Valley fans, winner of the “most pooular" It as a second baseman, a 1(WJ pitching rccord and two }. Toiotrlca. HImrock. ). Dthlln. Kamlah. 4, 4, Jolmioo. Troy. J. Smtlh. Troy. For that reason, the Times- Cowboy. Kove wasn't great but fine outfielders. In'center, was. Polavaull ~ ), Mika Hamlllon. Kan- News, abetted by the former •nio only area man to make it W ciiie hit .317. At shortstop was sparkplug Gene Kerns who hit (irlck. I] «. IN aw claiirK ordoM mark t) 11*1 by Hamlllon, Kw^drlck. l«;oi. "Mr. Baseball,” Joe aements, yg qjj, cowboys was Bob truculent John Weghom who .349 anj in loft was Alex n . UrruMa, Shelhona. 3, HavlffH< tiomadalaand Mulllt, Talon, tli. 4. twank, and newcomer Kip Horsbur(A, shaffer who came out of, of all ^''“r ~ Johnson, last year’s American IHM who currently is Cowbby basebaU-unUkely places — 8 0 ^^**“ we're conccmed in Ujague batting champion, who High' lump - Doua Ward. MIddlalon, *4ii . }. Dan Turrvar, Naw Plymouth. 1, • HARDWARE. PtumUng, Plp«. Steel, Vises HydrouUc Cylinders, DrUl sburgh offers the added bonus leading the league in hitting at grounder and, while ON HIS don't like ti)c candidates Cary Aiularum. Vallay. 4. JliW Ahiart, Pralrla. S, Mika Hawlay. PrlaO Ut M l , High speed surplus drill biU 9 9 * up, and No. 7 Toper cor- of givingirivintf a free ticket to the JulyJulv 364 and run»-batted4n ^ th 137 KNEES threw the man out at named, write-in your own. Ulwtr. first. The no*t day ho wondered bert drill blls 91 »00 up, Boal Winches, Coble, C Clamps, Sleet Clolhes- l,m i,gam otoanyp^clM nt, Catchcr Sam Mauney hit .3<3 why his arm hurt. Herzbergor line Poles. Sledge Hammers, Bars, Axes, Shovels, Sleel Boxes, Cosier providing he or she Uicludes a j„hn Buihardt was 1W2 wheels, Torringlen Blower, (new) with h.p. motor. Pumps, Galvan- self-addressed and stomped Dupree IM on Uie came back that year, signed u h a free agent, anjl became tlio ixed roofing. e n velo pe. mound. Tlio Cowboys lost that Tite. following ballot is a • IRRIGATOR SUfPLIES, Canvas Dams, Irrigolor B o o ls ...... 9 3 .9 S selected list-as best Mr. • IRRIGATOR PUMPS...... 9 9 .9 S « 9 I3 .9 S dements and thia writer can • PAINT, 9 3 .7 9 per gal. While "Ouorlermosler Brand" Pointers drop recall as to fan favorites and clolh, tOwaO*, reg. $10.95, just » 4 .9 S , Nolls, f tS . 9 i per cWl. ’ -startrUftdoubtetfiy-we-misfted- some of your picks and we ln> ADWX)WBOYS BALLOT tentionally,left many of the P ltc fa e n recent players off since they • BEDDING, Gl sleel cols $ 7,9 S « cel pods $S.9S « blonhels 9 3 .4 9 and up. (v o te tw o ) should still be fresh in your, J i m R u s s e ll ( ’46 20-7) > • LITTLE CHIEF fish * meal smoker, reg. $39.95, lust ...... 9 2 4 .9 S h iin d s . B o b S h a ffe r. ( ’55 17-B) - • THE UTTLE SIZZLEM, INSTANT, HOT-WATE^------^ But running down through the D a le M a y c o c k ('48 17-4) eX'Cowbby greats — , Mr. • 5 GAL. GAS CANS, reg. $5.95, |ust $ 4 .8 8 . Used Gl • 2 .9 S , olso spouls ond'^ J o h n B u z h a r d t ('5 6 lB-12) Clements prodded a wealth of • holders. Gene Dupree ('66 IIM ) material with a huge box of • G.l. PONCHOS . . . Just 9 3 .9 S . Nylon Parachutes, mokes a greol lent, cor cov­ C h a r le s H e n b O r g e r (58-61) records, pictures and record er, decorqlion. G.l. Feed/aliens . . . meals, bakery goods, plain and dehydrated, Jim Ponceroff(!6^ books — brings back hundreds IM) Hommocksl Dust Mosbs. Bob Bubash (’61 11.5) ------of memories hero arid probably thousands out there. We go back as a youngster to J o h n M o r r is ('6 2 11-7) Jeff Jam es (’631&«) 1946 a n d re m e m b e r tw o th in g s . A centerflelder named Georgle Leyer stealing something like » b a ^ and a catcher named Bud Catcfaers Hislett who wo thought hit at Bud Hislett (46 29 hrs) le a s t 100 h o m e ru n s b u t h i a c ­ G u fl T H a n d o a ('4 8 .323) tuality wound up with 29. In S a m ' M a u n ^ ('5 6 .343) 1947, w e best re m e m b e r J a c k B U I S c h m id t (-57 .339) Radtke, stUl a Twin Falla Fred W alters ('62.343) i; resident, who holds an astounding record that still POLYFOAM RUBBER MATS, greot for comper moltresses, furniture, upholstery, stands for the league — most bool tools, saddle pods, lealherelles, nougoh^des, boltaRes and olher name brands dt great savings. hits, 207, in a 130game season. S v e n d Je s s e n ( ' 4 8 ^ .332) A ls o in 1946, th e re c o rd show s Bob Pascal ('56 .364) FATIGUES . . . PANTS & SHIRTS, new « used. CameuHoge clothing •> netting. Magic Valley had-a-pitcher_ -DlckW ilson(’68-372)- -Coveralls, new.&-UMd-.,... incl6dlng.flighl-CovoralU.-G.I.-Surplus.boot«..-.-.-from- named Jim Russell who com* John Shockley ('61 .360) • 3 .9 S . Nurses hiking booN.. 9 9 . 9 f . piled a 20-7 record that included I^kAUcn('62.34fi TOP P0irn'*<2EnTER K irk Douils of WettdeU accepts the six shutouts and a no4iltter. second place A-S state trophy after scodojg 21 ol the I^ Ja n s U T h e season of 1948 w a s a g re a t STUDENTSII Best Selection and Price Fen potets Saturday. Dennis won three events and placed third In one. Joe pplich was a slick Second Base aaotber. the 21 points bebg one le a than he scored last year. > • Blue Denim Bfll Bottom Pants fielding, shortstop and Gll Jack Radtke ('47 hit record) • leolher Coats and Vests McDougald, then fresh from' Charlie Metro (’4W 9 .351) clubhouse and batboy for the old • • Bock Pocking Equipment GU McDougald ('48 .340) San Francisco Seals was • SCOUTSI 1st Aid KItf, mess kits, canteens, pistol bells, holsters, conned Richie Allen ('61.317) ------showing off that droop-bat Miss Palmer clings Ke0 t, cennpasses, knives, binoculars, sunQlotses nylon cord, pock socks. stance and hitting .3M. Old • f«^Un» 3*< m Water Proof Matches 3»* hm M • Novy Flosh- Svend Jessen was here — he H il r d B a s e llahl with b o H .ri..■ C U ^ n . * < .2 9 V|> . Wd.npoddUi f I.S 9 was old even then — for the to lournament lead Up • Ol JungU ko)< •■ .9S lip. ______' start of three years In which he Lou Vitus ('49 .388) h it .346, 207 a n d .332. G a s R4yPoisapanka('50.261) BUENA PARK, Califi (UPI) She had a 73 Saturday. TViandos was behind the plate -Sandra Palmer of Fort worth, Also at 146 were Jane .THE MOST UNIQUE b « l( pock v u d d l. bog t . b« oH .r«l In Ih . U.S. All iM lhw , h ittin g .323 a n d 18 h o m e r s a n d Tex., bogeyed three par-three Blalock, with the day’s best lur cov.r.d, Flnnlih Army pack, SaS.OO volu*. JtMl ...... S I I . 9 S Charlie Metro, now manager of S h o rts to p holes S atu i^y but managed a round of 70 over the 6.041-yanl • Genuine Surplus Ml. iverest Alum. Pack frome, $9.*95 volue, reg. $4.99, now K a n s a s C ity , w a s h ittin g .351 as Joe PbUch (’48 .270) tw

FOIIT W O im i, Tox. (UPI )- Wlillo tha 61-yoar-old reigning fin is h w ith a 3i)untry a u b ’a*7,142-yard, par on tho front nine with eight and 3W 5-70 In tho 3(knllo-an-hour nve-foot blrdio putts on tho uoriLiq wind gu.sts as ho turned a first'two holes and a flvo-footcr blrdlc-birdle start into o solid on tho toughest holo. on tlie round that saw Knudson and a coursrlck Ho boiieyed the next four A tljo ninth and lOtli innings lioles and went from tho lead at w a ll.” l>eroro d e fe a tin g tJio A tla n ta It wa.s the Vlllanova sLnr's four under par to a tie for Braves, fl-7. In the llUi on a second win In two weeks. Hl.i seventli at two over 212 along run-scoring single by Ronn previous w in, over Jim Tlyun at wltli Jack Montgomery. And ho C le n d e n o n . Ptiiladolphla, was IJquori’s be.^t had to blrdio tho IBUi to get "Boy, what a game,’* said time ever, 3:54.0. there. Mets’ nianager Gll Hodges, Stockton birdled tlio fourth H.rrlnBtonJack»onofTox„». ll^roVcrcnmo a Iwo! El Paso won the 220-yard cJaah lio lo w itli a 15-footer, th e 1415 run dctlcit In tho nintlj and-a In 21.0, ran second In Uie 100> 140. 2 1-2 feet a n d th e lO tli fro m ono>run deficit In tlio l(Wi. yard dash and ran leadoff on a fivo foot and went into Uie 18th '"IIUs was u tremendous team 440-yard relay. wlUi a share of Uie tead In his effort arid a real morale Other fine pcrformnticcfl p o ck e t. booster for our club." camc from M ark W lnienried of “I can’t play safe oven if m y . aendenon's hit came off Wisconsin in tlie flfiO, 1:52.5; 'lifo depends on It,’’ said reliever Cecil Upshaw witli two Bandy Matson of Uie Texas Stockton of Uio final holo. 'i ouLs In the lltli and scored Tim Slrldcrs with a aljidlum rccord was trying to play It safe and Foil, wl»o reached first on an r>T>-5 tn K hotput. hit what I Uiouglit was a good Infield single and stolo second. putt and It went nlnojeot past.

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. . yOU MUST.take the good with fho bad ~ whef) you're planning a trip to Europe, Betty Brovl/o, pictured at left, found out as she '' ge^5 one of her necessary shots from Nurse Lucille Jacobson. In the picture at rjght, Bruce Hafer, left, Sue LaPray and Kevin Stanger display a poster of France, one of Ihe countries they, will be visifJng during their '^2‘day study tour. Mrs. Cleo Robinson, dep­ uty county clerk, assists Shelly Breeding and Christy McFarland, right, with the~^ecessqry Information required to obtain a, passport. ^These are just sey^ral of a group of Mogic VafJey students who will be ' leaving from Salt Lake City Jbne 16. and return'July 17 after touring France, England, Switierland, Ifaly and Greec.e. Counselor for the group is Gorolyn Espil, a teacher, al Hansen High S chool.

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TWIN FALLS - Learn by participation Among those participating in .the could be the motto of several excited program are Bruce H afer, sort of M r. and Magic Valley students as Ihey mniItaly Breeding, M urtaugh; Kristi M cFarland, and Grcece. The students can reccive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond high school or college credits for their M cFarland, M urtaugh, and M rs. Hazel participation. Nelson, Twin Falls.

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fame purchased one of them for «y MARJOKIIS UEKMAN Itio Jennet will foal In Juno or legends, M ary rode one of these Rosa who was on display at the The SuUlvans brought five of his famly and Hubert Hum­ Timei-News W riter July so ovoryono In tlie vicinity donkeys into Detlilehem and falr,«l80lUnai Sam aHa, Sheka, the miniature Medlterrenean phrey presented his grand- ' will bo looking forward to It. Jesus entered Jerusalem on Sopha and Sistlna. They will donkeys to their ranch in diildren with one. SUN VALLEY - Gay Seven received her name one.' remain at tho ranch until H a g e r m a n in 1965 a n d a r e th e Besides raising the donkeys, aiiout Holmcfl, dauKhtcr of M r. nnd- because slie welKlted a scant At a recent visit to tlie ranch, September, when Byrd will only., breeders in the state. the Sullivans are Angus M rs. Harry Hplmoa, Sun Vulloy, seven pounds when she was we learned tliat tlie Sullivans start training tliem for novelty There are several hundred of ’■ the breeders and also have a dairy w ill celfibcate her flHli birthday born at the ranch July 17,1968. have sold oiglit of the donkeys acts (n Ills circus. He plans to them in the United States and it V a lle y iMsrd. 'H io y m o v e d to Id a h o ' a n n iv e rs a ry M a y '2fl. T h is y e a r Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sullivan, this month. Besides tlie one train them to pull a cart to be is no longer practical to Import peopllB some years ago from Nebraska. the event promises to bo cxtra- who own and operate the ranch, which went to Sun Valley, driven by a chimpanzee, them from tho Mediterrancan- y o M j-oLSlcilyjaijd.Snrdlniu.. Sullivan was bom on, a fann, later became a contractor and Kift she U receiving, "Seven," a the m iniature donkeys Is 10 to 15 Jack, was purchased by M r. and and several racing stunts. k n o w L iv in g Th« herd Is enrpiied in tlio also has been an athletic coach. miniature Medlterrancun pounds so they were p le a ^ Mrs. Miles Votroubek, Buhl, Future plans may include a Miniature Donkey RegUtry of However, as his wife says, "He donkey from thtf II Lazy S t)>at the anim al, though tiny, and Sam Byrd, Boise, has Just " p o ttin g xoo” where children the United State which was has always wanted to get back .Sunday, M»y J3, l « l Ranch at (la({crman. was fltronfi and hQaltliy. bought six of tiMsm to add to his can get close to the anim als and esUblished In 1958. Each to farming.” Their scenic Holmes, who Is an official of Last year at tlte Twin Falls trained circus this fall. p e t th e m . Sullivan donkey has an official ranch. Just.outside of the town the SunValloy resort, and his County Fair, the tiny donkeys Votroubek, who has assisted certificate and Its certificate of Hagerman, has a rock house wife, aald everyono at tlio resort were a major attraction, and the Sullivans in training the Byrd feels tlio animals he number is tattooed on Its upper on wiilch ho did all of the is excited about the now pet. some of them m ay bo brought to .animals, states his family Is purdiased from tlie Sullivans Up. remodeling and carpenter The appealin{{ little animal tlie fair tills fa ll for people to see urging him to buy one of the will bo easy to train and could work. M rs. Sullivan has made it caused no trouble on her ride to wlio missed them last year. The Jennet donkeys too. The bo used In many acts as they The donkeys are renouned for charming and comfortable with Sun Valley and was placed In a small animals have a distinc­ Votroubok's two daughters have been treated right and their gentle and loving Iter clever dccorating touches stall there until she became tive feature of a dark stripe liave long wonted one of the trained properly at the Sullivan disposition. They make won­ and some lovely antiques which accustomed to her surroun­ which runs down the back and donkeys for a pet. ranch and early training Is very derful pets for children and m ay liflvo been in the family for dings, after w hidi the owners across the shoulders forming a The six Jennets which the Sam important., to an anim al’s safely bo driven or ridden. generations. planned to put her in a corral. perfect cross. A^cdlng to Bee Circus purchased Includc. - n atu re . Raymond Burr of "Ironsides”

— ------EIGHT OF THE 30 Mediterranean donkeys raised -TAM M Y-AttBHrdaaghtv^ofM nc Alltn, FIttr,, makn Jtkndt nal tan' wHh lh*f* by Mr. and Mrs, Ralph-3ulllvan-„ Hati^rman, w are sold this month, with one going )o S un Valley, one m'mhlun Mtdiltrranten donlityt M Jlalph SifHhfenr / owntr, •xpl^lhi th» («g«nd< conMriiin^ Ih u n -.Th a Only g few h) Buhf a n d six o f them to becom e additions of Ihe Friendly . ., ^Sam'Bww.9B‘f[ several of the small >animah which are /toted far H a a trm m . U H h S -y ia ro ld G a y Ho/ibm, Sun V a lh y/ their gentle disposition and appealing naturm. wUl rm ctty on* of Ih m aonUyi/"S»wii/Voi "O ! blrihdajfglltf(ffmh»rlamllyMqy3fiy ...

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1 . 1- A.- V 2 i TlmM-Ntwi, Twin Falls. Idaho Suhday^ M ay 2X 1971 Richfield Addresses needed Medical records serve vital purpose TWIN FALL^ -! the' Twin Vernon Eggen, Dean Freeman, club has Falls High School gradiutlng Rex Fullmer, Chad FQlmore, class of 1941 is, planning a SO- Betty Funk D^Andrea, Frances By CHARLOTTE BELL year reunion for July 3 and Hansen Evans, Dorothy Time«-Newi Writer . final meet l-many-of-tha Classmates cannot-Uarrison-Shekko, .Betty_ June. J E R O M E - r h f m e d ic a l , be tocated. Henefer Dfiyls, Orren HUls, recordu department of any Anyone knowing the ad- Marty Hoag, George loset, hospital plays a very important RICHFIELD - Final May dresses of the following people Eugene Jones, Nelda MaUnson, part In the operation of that, meeting of the Richfield are asked to contact M rs. fluby Doris McKee Jackson, Frank hospital, as It does with St. Woman's Gub before summer W y a U , 733-4»73: P a t W a lla c e , Lawrence, George Millward, Benedct's Hospital In J^om e. recess featured a no-host lun> 733^46, or Mrs. Shirley Berg, Bob Merrell, BeUy MulvihUl In an Interview with Sister cheon dt the home of M rs. David 73M 520. Jamieson, Don Newcomb. Inez Mary Matthew, who beads Kennison. new president.^ Jo&n Ankeny Kidman, Palmer Kennedy, Neola medical records department at Guests were Mrs. George Rettig, Jerome, Mrs.. R o b ^ Darwin BeU, Gilbert Benton, Patrick Kinsey. Jim Powell, St. Benedict’s, she pointed out Vivian Brewer WoodelJ. BUI Kozella Quint Unterberger. m any of the reasons records are Ford, and Mrs. Glen Jensen. Brooks. Phyllla Burdick, Betty Della Staker Given, Emily kept on each patient admitted to Mrs. Marvin Webb resigned Gary Brown, BeraiW-Craner Taylor Vanderpool, LaVernl the hospital. as secretary-elect and J^rs. Joe NatlocK, Ralph Downing; Wahl and Ridgeway Wilson. S is te r M a t th e w ' s a id th e Seward, retiring secretary, was history of m edical records runs ^re-elected.'Mrs. Webb assisted-^ parallel with the history, of Mrs. .Eugene Alexander, retiring president, with, in­ m e d ic in e . Polychrome rourals have stallation of new officers. been found in the caves of the Mrs. Kennison was installed, president; Mrs. Jodey Parker, Old Stone Age, and silhouettes CYNTHIA WALKER PICTURE YOUR HOM E depicting trephining and am v vice president by proxy; Mrs. Seward, secretary, and Mrs. ' ■ putatlon of fingci^ a p p ^ on IN A N EW LIGHT .. . the walls ofp^ebllthlc caverns James •niomas, treasurer. _ A A is S - W a lK e r- of~l$paln. Inew date back to t H was announced throe tables* Have been painted, and ,p now Enhance the beauty of your new or present a b o u t 25,000 B .C . home with distinctive and correct lighting! While such early medical one p urch a^ by tho cliib ore K o ffer set writings and draw ing may not now placed in tho city park. ..Consult the experts at the Light House (or be classed as niedlcal re c o c t in Mrs. Edward Schisler professional advice and ^assistance and of the modem senae, they are received tho surprise puckciKo. August date course, the most exciting collection of fine m ute' evidence . that their The club year w ill open wltli the TWIN FA L IiJ-M r. and Mrs. - l/ghting fixtures obtainable anywherel authors kept records con- Sept. IS meeting at the homo of Eugeno W. W alker, Twin Falls, ceming their patients. , Mrs. Sadie Rider. ^‘Althoagb-onrTwords-at'Slr- Mra Ajpynnd^r-pr^ftnn^d—m^^o^^ctL-thB-^ngagement of Benedict's do not boast of sU(^ glttatohcrofflccrslololhopaat year, Mrs. Carl Paulson, Mrs. Mark S. Koffer, son of Mr. and antiquity, we do have them F R O M . . . ^ DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL records at St. Benedict's Mrs. Warren Koffer, Nor- since the opening of St. Seward and Mrs. Kennison: . K e e p s' thrldge, Qillf. Lyslo Keith's Valentine's H ^ t a l In Wendell H ospital, Jerom e , is Sister Mary Matthew, OSB, M is s W a lk e r, a 1067 g r a d u a te bi 1023," she said. RRI. The medical records department plays an I'm- of Twin F alb High School, will LIGHT HOUSE "It Is of Interest to note that records portant parf /n #/ie opero/m n of tho hospital. recclve her degree In education since we began a numbering Measur.e-Ups from tho University of Idaho, LIGHTING FIXTURES OP DISTINCTION system sim ilar to that which we Mo.sMW,.Moy M. 1869 Addlf*n Av«nu« 6ail are now using in'1039, we have Koffer attended schools In Phone 733-5927 approximately 57,000 ad- T O P S meet California and will be a senior m M ons whlc^ bicludes about Senior citizens relocate

mLbMNEWYORK(UPI)-HomolH locations, aiffdren ik) not live you don't seU'ct one. lit lons't ups una TOPS.ui'^suiuom Oub mot ointinoisur nt tho Sunny moJorinS In "Each'perton who is ad- where the acUon Is with most In the urcii and find It dl»lcult you liiivo u workin« knowlcdRo b o ta n y ...... to visit often. AM 'Afof howliAiir othernHiAH pcoplonAAnm live.I Mr A . * < ^ An Aug,^0 wedding Is planned mitted to the hospital has his retired persons. It becomes tho mooting after their regular —Tliero arc few recreiillonal No • matter whether the at .tho First'Presbyterian record begun at the admitting place for pursuit of hobbles, for welgh-ln at Uie Uowludromo entertaining, studying, planning opportunities hearby. * situation Is to Btay or to move, aiiirch. Twin Falls. office where sociological data Is Thursday evening. * One good way to check make sure retirement does not obtained. From there and as a new career, enjoying tho garden, preparing to traVel. relocation possilillitles is during mean inactivity. AARP tells of Nineteen and one-))alf [)ounds long as patient 1s in the hospital, ____ - Vin_._ ...... J.l* « Al*n 7Vi np o linu n d I0S9.loss. HOLLYWOOD estlniated that by tho year 2000, political and religious thinking counsels govoriunont employes routed to medical records for some-BOmlUion or m ore of-the— of-tho-resldentflf-about-sodal-licading-for-rctiremehL ------complelionand^ niing. — l^rottff“ Snow~lntroduced~ nation’s populat/on’W in'be in activities, employment sltua* • HJ.9 odvlcer “Activity la tJ»e Medical records, however, soverur women from the the“ 5&-years and ' over category. ‘ Uons and variations In tho secret of happiness In life. But B E A ^U T Y are not only a place for storage TVlmmer TOPS Qub whq at­ weatlier. Qjcck advertlspments> It must be activity wlUi a of m edical records but for theb* " I h o a c tu a l d e c is io n is u p to tended State Recognition Day. to see how prices comp'oro with purpose and tliu purponrhns to continuing use by physicians, you because it Is a very Each reported on a workslwp your present area. Do this for Include somebody besldoK nurses, insurance companies, personal one," says one organ!* alie attended and points of in­ COLLEGE .several communities. I^ven if yourself.'^ ______hospital administration and zation helpbig folks adjust to terest slie learned at these Now accepting applications for others. Development of the retirement. It is the American meetings. Groce Tucker and monthly and annual statistical AssodaUon of Rctir<^ Persons Uretta Snow reported many For Scholarships ..." report, recording such in- (AARP), headquartered In lUnts to help tlie “buck-tillde/' ClatMt start June 1 it Washington, D.C., and offering formalion as number of ad­ Hie 'I'rimmer TOPS women Honoring AH VolidaUd tcttalanhiptU free "Your RotiremcntHome missions, births, deaths and ^ , and Mrs. I'ucker of Meusuro- discharges and percentage of G’Jde. , . , , Ups presented an unusual and occupancy, is performed by Your reasons for staying In entertainbig style uhow, with C O l ^ T A C T : medical record personnel. ^u r present locaUon might Loretta Snow as narrator. All diseases and operaUons of Include these factors? LaVemo McKinster, Wilma le a n Brady discharged patients are^coded ----- Expenses of my present Eastmim and Beverly Knutsen PHONt 733-7722 accordlng-to an international control and I served punch and coffeo. o r Lorene iVelson system so thkt studies can be ^ made and the prevalence o f a ' (the mortgage,, for instance, Is d ls e ^ can be determined. p a id ) . llir purpose of a medical tbndltloas Satiifaciery record serves as indicators of — Mypresent living conditions WILSON-BAYES the functions of the medical are satisfactory. I feel comfor­ record department. table and secure. MAGIC VALLBY According...... to the...... Joint -My chUdron live noarby Oommljslon on Accr^tatlon of ^ d viait-ofteftH am near-my— HEADQUARTERS FOR Hospitals these purposes are: place of worship. | To serve as a basis• for - —I am active in local civic, i social and religious groups. | planning patient care; to AT ^ provide a means of com­ ^Surface transportation is : munication between the adequate for m y needs. ■ r i o N e w physician and other Tlie retirement Iwme guide said reasons for moving might WHILE YOU BAKE OR ROAST professionals contributing to OVEN In c lu d e : the patient's care; to furnish CLEANS ITSELF documentary evidence of the — Expenses here will increase 30 INCH ^ CONTIWUOUSLY AT REGULAR TEMPERATURES course of the patient’s illness and my income will remain and treatment during each . hospital admission; to servo as . ho«“ ^ too large and a basis for review, study and bcpnvenient. evaluation of the care rendered -‘-Ooridllions of Uie neighbor­ to the patient; to assist in hood ore not satiBfoctory In protecting the legal Interests of retirement. Surface transporta­ the patient, hospital and tion, for instance, is not Patterns chosen nuHilcaL staff, and to provide adequate during n o a c ^ hours. Bakes and r oasts at least 2 5 % Faster data for use in research and — Severe weatlicl* causes TRICIA N IXON has selected American-made China ed u c a tio n . problems in heating or cooling, 6nd silverware for her wedding but she revorted to keeps m o Indoors too often. SpAciol fan circulalei heat up and ofound food for Opportunities for Jobs in her Irish ancestors for her crystal pattern. She chose —Friends Irnve m oved to now more uniform, fatter baking ond rooiting. U(e medical record science are the dainty "Blue Tree!' pattern in Lenox china ond tame temperolure tetllngt at before. varied and worldwide. Lunt sterling silver in the ornate "Eloquence" pat­ Hospitals, of all types, clinics, Products that are toxic or tern. Her goblets and wine glasses were choson from tl)e ship “HOPE” , tlie Armed flammable should be stored In Services,, all need medical the original containers and well Ireland's Walerford ci’ystal in the blown diamond record personnel and because of out of reach of children. cut "Lismore" design. (White House photo from UPl) tho lack of sufficient personnel _ to fill the need. Job oi^nlngs come from airso stales as well as many other countries.

.M0DEL3JJC 30 INCH "JET'FAN" ELECTRIC RANGE it built et- * No more icourlr^g or tcraping . . . .'‘STA-KLEAN"* peclally (or buty wonien.'A tremendoui time'taver. fantaitlc new O V E N S tla y pretentably clean. A pal.-* Excelsior Trimt— for example— 26% off the time required ented chemical Ingredient combined In M ONARCH'S CHICKEN (or conventional raget to prepare chicken— 37% porcelain 4namet on oven door liner, and removab)fe 6<( (or TV dinneri. Cut* operating coitt 1/4-r-pay* oven bottom, tide' and back paneli oxidiie* food Glul? me'ets (o r Itieid C otti no more thort other ranget with THURSDAY JRIDAY, SATURDAY, ' tpatter and greqte. Only exceii ipllKovera ihould ' iit (eoturei, i)ut that do>nol operate with (he HANSEN - An artfcle, be w iped o(f. Soil |uit fadei a w a y continuouily white “Idaho,” wa(i read as the arch “Jet'Fan" principle. Actually, the grealei in­ 11 7 you BAKE AND ROAST AT REGULAR TEMPERATURES. SUNDAY A.M. TO P.M. vention tince electric ranget flrtt come into beingl open^ exercise for the Ex­ IT CLEANS ITSEIFI celsior Social Club meeting PRESSURE Thursday at the'home of Mrs. -•-LIFT-UP-COOK-TOP,-LIFT.OFF-OVEN DOOR, Harley Rountree. • “TWO-IN-ONE" AND "SUPER RED HOT" SUR- (3GHC Model available without "Jet Fan", "Two* M ri. Raymond Butler was In $ « I 5 ' FACE UNITS. , in'One", and "Suffer Red Hot'! Unitt) ______buaipeti.ftrtd led- the discuislon on annual events. "Serving M a g k V allty Sine*' It was decided to read and POUND CHBKEM ^ ~ 1935'! W ith low. tow In ttore discuss the club bylaws at the LOWPRICES (Inonclng. No Bonkt, N o next meeting and. to send ah For 1st O ne nance Companiet. Become appropriate gift to Lyle Jones. Cut in d Pieces husbyid of one of the m embers. LO.WJN STORE FINANCING We can do It (o r iJttl Mrs. bohae, proinun $T00 chairman., presented contest " games, with Mrs. H. H. IW cme ONLY For 2nd One and Mrs. Elsie McFarland tCOOKBETTfil ....."yinnlng^ pHxes. $ p e ^ gifts" b e r t i e s W I T H A N E ^ =W=tLiON-BATES ---went to M rr- R riptrS coti,K rsr ~2082;4lhA«oT^ lliiem a bistead of with Mrs. EAST TPPLtA’NCE STORES tr^Cr Dohse as Dreviously announced. JEROIMK T W I N F A L L S BURLKV Mrs.'limlf Hranac la program Ph. 733-2111 ELECTRIC RANGE '"157WEST1«A1N" 702IWAINAVE. SOUTH ■’"1250AtBION:AVB: ‘chairman and roll, call will HENHOUSE 324-2702 '. 7 3 3 - 6 1 4 4 ^ 678-2382 'feature “Canning HlnU.” .

j r : Sonday, AAay 23,J97t ,'Times-News, Twin Falli, Idaho 27 Three Boys' Staters named J^ook eview Selieicted ' SHOMONE - Three .. b ( j h l ^ Susan W ilier, Center In Washoe Vallej), Nov. ByJEANNUTlLE biiatration of a Ufe.that delegates have beeir selected ^ u ^ te r of Mr. and Mrs. Ihe extensive introduction to Twta Falls PnbUc Library dest|ned to be nom adic. Sbe alM from the Shoshone High School Richard Jeppesen, Buhl, has field ecology conalsts for Iec< TWIN PALLS - “Angle of mentions occaalonal dlaat^- — Juniotclaag-for-Boya' State thU been Elected to participate In a ture. laboratory ai^d field study repose’l refers to the pototmenta concenilng (Miver’s .QH-lng. H ie y a r e E d w a r d C hess, National Science Foundation of four natural environments. dlminlahed Inclination whldi literary ineptituie and his son of Mr. and/Mrs. Claude Summer Science Training desert, mountain, rangeland final^ s t c ^ a landslide, but silence when it comes . to Oiess; Mike Kinney, son of M r. Program In field ecology and aquatic. The program Is WallaoiB Stegner’a latest novel* defending his work. i and Mrs. Carl Kinney, and Jay located at Foresta Institute’s under the dlrectlpn of the la not a geology primer. He Oliver is contrasted' by his Gaskill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Environijiental Research Foresta Institute staff. < aptly uses the term to refer to a young apprentice --Frank — R o b e rt t>. G a s k lU ,...... - -^BettUng proceBB ln hUtn&n S«^toi;w ho Is'genUercuilured Chess reports activity In .the ' feeling, a necesaary and well-read. ITiough ten years ' high school Beta Club, band, resignation. younger that Susan, he falls in student council, varsity Though most .of the action love with her. She is at first basketball, Drama Qub and. takes place In the 19th-Century merely flattered and amused, "S " Q ub. He has been active in west (Including Boise vaUey), but her letters soon hint feelings Boy Scouts, receiving the Order the book la not the typical ^ la only beginning to realize of the Arrow; is a member of western In w hich characters are and, returning from a visit east Uie Episcopal Church Vestry reduced to ' pasteboard with her two children, she steps and a m ember of Society of Out­ stereotypes b^T the enormity of from the train and kisses standing American High School the wilderness they.attempt to - Frank, thinking he is Oliver. Students. He served his Junior conquer. Genteel Susan Burning The most beautiful, and'yet year as student body treasurer Ward and her mining en^eer ultimately tragic, period In the ' and'has been appointed for a EDWARD CHESS MKEKiNNCV.^ JAY GASKILL . husband Oliver are very real Uves of Susan and Oliver ^ a r d second term to that post^> people, revealed throu^ the takes place in a BoIm Valley > Gaskill has been In the "S" eyes of their grandson Lyman, canyon, where Frank and Liuipn Club, served as junior class-vlce the 20th-Centu^ hlsjorlan who Oliver have dream s^f building —-presldent and presldent of hls - Seniors receive scholarships ‘Decorating I'un’ serves as narrator. Ojnflned lo a gIgan.Uc IrrlgaUon system. Kvrry Mon. lOt.lOovrr KM X freshman .class and Is a POCATELLO — Seniors from Fei-ry High School; Cindy Pagoaga and Donald Price, a wheelchair because of a bone With evident grief Lymi^n member of the student cQdpcll. high schools throughout Idaho LaO ob, Karen Johnson, Susan Shoshone HIgh~ School; Jon disease, the 6B-yoar-old discloses the tragedy that Ho has played varsity football w ill receive scholarships for the Boring, Richard Thompson, Thorpe, Janet Berney. Deborah professor begins ^ book about happens there, a trage^ that one year and been a varsity 1971-72 first semester tuition CHerrle Barton, Jerry Bal^h, Joseph Davis, Leah hid grandmother, seeking to separates Susan and Oliver for wrestling participant three from tho Idaho State University Strickland and Gary Case, Duncan, Terry Eldridge, Dave understand how two people as several years arfd cauaes their • y e a rs . Club Scholarships. These Gooding- High School; Bill Hamilton, Eugene Haroldsen, different as Susan and Oliver bitter son OUle to leave home Mike Kinney ho^ also scholarship^ are awarded on Partin and Mildred Akers, Verna Kerlln, Vickie Koepnlck, Ward stayed together through for a decade. And yet In the end belonged -to "S" dub, been the basis of academic ex- Hagerman High School; Randy Mason, Julio Roske, years of uncertainty and per­ th e m a r r ia g e s u rv iv e s a n d w ith treasurer of the 'Bota Club, ceMenco and extra curricular KrcdoHtka Wheeler alwl Greg plane Sawaya, Juanlia-JJrie sonal tragedy. Perhaps silent gravity reaches its angle participated In basketball. Moore, Hansen High School; activities. Becky Worsencroft, Twin W ard Is tiylng to understand his of rep9se which, as L ^a n Legion baseball, track, on tho Among tho Magic Valley Ellen Goeihmer, Jerome High Falls High School; Barbara own life as well: He cannot discovers for himself, is simply TattlehStajf, Bowling Q ub and seniors are Connio Lee Carson, Scool; Michael Erickson, Mjckl Ellis. Valley High School; Pam walk, his w ife has left him , and “knowing what you have to band. His community activities Steven Meier, ,Kala Martens Stangor and Martha Stockhum, Wendell High his son, Rodm an, Is a Berkeley a c c e p t." , include being a member of the and Eleanor Butler, Buhl High Holdomann, Kimberly High Scliool; and I^ls Catherine radical who wants to put Daddy, District Bible Quiz Team, School; Kathryn Barry, Paula School; Sharon Phillips, Toner, Wood River High School. out to pasture in a Menlo Park Section Teen Talent winner and Reed, -George Wyant, David Deborah Heins, Pamela I s a n lt a d u m . BARBS president of Churches Youth Hewlett, Marilyn Mitchell and Stevens, Dana Fife, RudI Students rocelvint; tuition ' The fact that tho action Group for the .Assembly of God Mary Armstrong, Burley High Scheffncr, Evea Bryngelson, from the Idaho State University alternates between Lym an’s By PHIL PASTORET DALK BASHAW Qm rch, Shoshone. School; Christie Glesler, Camas Sheryl Brown and Jam es Isaak Club Scholarships for w o rld of 1070 a n d tho 10th- Whoro do they hido tho High School; Arls Havener, Jr., Mlnico High School; Sheila vocational-technical include Century ono of his grandparents (n)^Is on a rainy day? Danlela Pohanka and Ruth Bessire and Suzanne Barkes, Karla Johnson, Burley HIghi incrcasci the reader’s Interest A maker of eyelash adhes­ Norris, College of Southern Murtaugh High School; School; Murk Bulchor, Kim­ and perception. ive says American women spent . A i r is (lie o»li; th i)W Idaho; Lucinda RelrOcd and Nicholas Neddo, Raft River berly High School, and Dale The discussion between LINDA MAYES n e o r ly $100 m illio n la s t y e a r for t h a t 's I r c c to oli, but the Jeanne Chambers, Filer High High School; L i^ Berrlochoa, Crowther, Richllold -High- -I:4rm a n a n d h is h ip p ie s e c re ta ry false eyelashes. cost , of jiltcrin fj it is be* School; Marvfl Wootan, Glenns Stacie Churchman, Jim S cho o l. / Shelly could In themsoIverflU a comhio prohibitlDC. SEARS INTERIOR sm all book. Shelly snorts at tho • • • . Victorianism evidenced In W ant to turn-off tho-so^ Grandma's letters and seems DECORATORS COVER THE who want you to taku a frdo amused by 'Lyman’s "putting fllf»ht to Koo tho wonders of ENTIRE MAC,1C VALIEV out the ll^ ts " on her aex life. Lake WhQtchamacalllt? Toll Ward's .replies to Shelly In­ dicate th a C ^u g h hlfl skeleton ’ may be atiffenlng, his broln F r t t K^ H n u l M ______Nn OWI jitlo n "decldely Is not." • Driipttriru • Vnl ancea Stegner's use of a narrator * Roniund ShndrB • Fabric Shadn* who Is also a protsgonlst is • Aiiftlrinns • Sh«cri • tiphoUlery effective because, as a Evtir \uur f)«ror

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the fad o ry at that tim e Take the bafeed feet thii ujmmerl Get your* In Red. Green, All At Big Savings Yellow, White, Navy or Browrt crinkle vinyl patent upperi, $9. Special Terms Big Trades fr)T)triolfts FREE Refreshments this is a Once A Year National Sale SROES^ FriglSoir^ ON WIE DOWNTOWN MALL Twin FALLS ! m ...... ■■ ' ( 21 ’’nme*-N«wt. Twin Fatli, .Idaho Soriday. WUy 33; \97\ ^ Magic Valley Favorites r ' Week's Rocipd Winner * r i e f d MRS. DAN ROGBRSON Eden TWIN FAL15 — Mentor Q ub CRINKLE DROPS TU Tlmes-Naws will pay |5 will meet Wednesday at the .1 pa c k a g e lemon cake mix (or each week for Magic Valley home of Mrs. Herman Giese. Davor of your choice) Favorites. If you have a Mrs. E. Tolbert is co-hostess. 1 egg r r favorite recipe, Just mall it to Cards will bo played. 1 4\4-oiu

until the fall sessions. Mixture win be very stiff and , nftwniTAiiiiM M u p sticky. Drop with a teaspoon DUTCH TOURISM UP

TW IN FALLS - Tliere will be into powdered sugar ,and roll t HE HAGUE (UPI)-Hol an oldtlm e^uslc dance at the into a ball. Place on ungreased land's Income from tourism Odd Fellows Hall, this Wed­ cookie sheet. Bake about eight rose 25 p e r c e n t In 1970 tq nesday at 8:30 p.m . H ie public m in u te s a t 376 degrees. D o union guilders (|41 million), is Invited. nor let brown. Remove from the govermnent says. Visitors uven.oven. lyuoiCool slightlyBulimyU) before taking to The ine Netherlandsrofs2S cities within the M ount.Fuji, August MO. Over tlieir next Joor neighbors could support services division. Other his BU(Uence. playmates. This, spring finds county hav6 baftned the clear­ 20,000 S co uts fr o m 07 n atio n s be Scouts from Austria, government su^w rt lo Uie U.S. volunteer positions have been thorn enjoying the game of ing.of fields by weed burning. will assemble to carryout tho Canada, Greot Britain, France, Contingerit in the formi of set’- filled by i^yslclans, dentists, ringing the finger with wonder. ‘ The regulation does permit Jamboree theme “For Un­ or any of the 97 m em ber nations vices, transportation of pharmacists, ministers, and Tho sheen, luster and fragility wood burning where fire Is the derstanding.” o f th e B(>y S e o u l W o rid C on ­ m aterial, and loan of equipment other specialists. of pearls are highlighted in gold only practical means of clear- American Scouts and leaders ference.- Iron curtain countries and supplies. No direct finan­ settings of roughened textures -Ing an area or in certain In c lu d in g 19 S c o u ts a n d three are nol represented. cial siipporl is Involved. shined over with diamonds. agricultural operations. adult leaders form the Snake At the Jambore'd, tho T lie 13Ui W o rid J a m b o r e e is niver Area Council will be American contingent will being directed by tlio Boy A new face In tho cast of almttlod to Japan in a massive partlcipalo lii a variety of ac­ Scouts of Nippon and an In­ “Love Is a Many I^Icn(Jorod airlift organized by Scout of­ tivities, designed to carry out ternational staff of volunteer Tiling," CBS daytime serial, is ficials, in cooperation with tho theme “For Un­ and professional Scouters. Lt. Constance Towers of stage and Tliomas Qook St Sons travel derstanding!," They’ll bo In a Gen. Toshl I. Walansbo Is tho screen. She has created the role agency, and tlio airline . in­ mammoth Jamboree parade in World Jamboree chairman. of the wife of Dr. Sanford dustry. Thirty-three planes Tokyo, engage in skill and The U.S. Contingent is headed Hiller.. Miss Towers may be have been chartered for the 20- Scoutcraft contests and by Gilbert R . Pirrung, owner of seen In person again this day trip that w ill Include slglit- demonstrations, and act in Aragon Farm s, Balnbrldgo, Ga. summer In Guy Lombardo's seelng before and after the Intornationdl nreno shows Pirrung Is the Boy Scouts of production of ‘'Ute Sound of Ja m b o re e . featuring national costumes, America International Com­ Music" at tlie Jones Beach, Tills is tho largest singlo m u^ic, (Ipncing and pageants. A missioner and a member of the Long Island, ampltheater. She International Scouting event special ovenlng-of tradiUonal Scouts national executive was the heroine in tho Rodgers- over conducted. It will bo tho Japanese cnterialnment will bo board. His principal aides will Hammerstein musical when It DEAR ABBY: I've been happily married for 21 years to first International jamboree- staged by tlio Boy Scouts of bo Bryan S. Reid, Jr., president was first done there last a groat man. Ho provides his family with a beautiful home held In Asia. N ip p o n . of Qierry-Burrel! Corp., s u m m e r . LYNWOOD and lots of love. Wo have three fine children, a 20 year>old Attending from tho Magic Opportunities to meot and son awoy at collogo, and a son, M, and a daugltter, 18, at Valley are adult leaders; swap souvenirs witli brotljcr Scoutmaster C. KelUi Egbert, Scouts will be provided at homo. We havo t&ughl our children healthy aUlludes a ^u t Twin Falls; asslslant Scout­ change meals, special events, sex anfl up until now none has over given us cause to worry. masters Arrlel Green, Twin and a variety of recreational Our poUego son has been living w ith his girl friend In an Falls, and Donald A. Silcok, activities. apartment off campus, for almost a year. After we got over SANDAL SCANDAL Burley. Boys attending include U.S. Scouts w ill travel to and the initial shock, we didn't offer too m uch <^>posltion. W o pay OVER 1500 PAIR OF Clay Asher, Michael Beua,, from Japan In troops of 40 that jiis tuition and ho works part time to. cover living expenses. Terry Boyd, Jam es D. Clawson,' will Include adult leaders such ITALIAN SANDALS ON Ho has never sponged off us. Ho Is making good grades and Rodney Flnlayson, Kent Kati, as Scoutmasters and his we want him to finish college. Jolm Mead, David Shorthouso osslstanLi. Charter flights will S A L E N O W ! ! He is coming home for a visit and Is bringing his and Jon Taylor all Twin Falls; originate from major girl friend. The big question: Should wo lot them sleep George Bockham, A.* Paul population centcrs and each togellicr here, which goes agoinst our grain, eifpccially since Brown, Burley; Thomos flight will bo supervised by there .nre two teen-agers In the house? Or should we offer - them separate Itedrooms, which would be hard to do because tlwsy know U\al wc know they norm ally sleep together? M O T H E R X

DEAR MOTHER; Feeling you do.isrrer (hem sepirate sleeping aecoramodatloni. When kids return home for a visit, ^hip’i^h (hey should retpcct (he code of (heir paren(s' home, and since i( “goes against your grain" to provide yoar unmarried Zip-py SALE STARTS MONDAY children wUh coed sleeping quarters, they can either a c c e p t your deelslou or slerp eliewhere. little AT9:30A.II(I. Sandals; Antiqued, He-Man, Heavy, Up tight. Really DEAR ABBY: I havo a winter homo In Florida and Knit frequently havo visitors from up north come to stay wlbi mo. Tank Top A Groove. Sandals with Stripes . . . Sandals with I welcomc tliclr visits, but why do these guests Invariably, Bands . . . Sandals for Funky-Look Clothes. Sandals forget some article of clothing or tlwlr personal belongings when Uiey leave? *5. in Crinkle Patent, Pretty as can be. Sandals in White It is such a nuisance for mo to havo to get It wrapped for . . . Sandals in Colors . . Sondals you'll love for mailing, then tako It to jhe post o/fico ami have It insured and rolurned to the owner. that "Day Off" Feeling . . . To play in . . . To loll in I hove seriously consldere

DEAR E. S. G.; Wouldn't It be irflnpler to Just give (he gueut quarters a quick laspeeUon before your guei(i leave? Vour scheme m ay cure a few chronically care less guesls, but REGpLAR TO $16.00 wha( C9n (he Kalvalloa Army do w|(b (he (op half of a pair of p a ja m a s ? 9 9 r-DEAR ABBY: I have been a professional artist most o f - m ntf6 :^l~ onT rcIo‘r love to palnl,' bul 11 has boon a ' tremendous help to mo financially. Last year my husband died, and soon my only child will bo loavli^g for college. Tho thought of m y being alone has depressed me so much that I haven't been able d o paint lately. If I don't produco ''Bom ethlng'sooirrfcarthatlny'reduced Income w ill present a ~ sarlous' problem. How can I pull myself out of this vicious circle? - IN A SLUMP IN L. A.

D I^R IN: 8Urt ■ tww circle. A divle of ttew frte^s. Lean and lanky lilllo knit mokos a Vofroshing Jola yoor local art coancU. MtttevBiS ttidv«nUl«a fram summertime topper tor shorit or ponts. i Cool coast U coast bav« uembersUp aasoclaUoas. Daes go (or comfort in 100% cotton, Bnght and white-skinny rduca(|oo and acqulslUoa. And members go for faa. Good stnpeling$ circle all around. S-M-L In c k l

DEAR ABBY: Tell Ute woman who isked you whether or D ot iho thould marry u ex-priast to go ahead and tparry him. He will make a o excellent huibaDd. He already has tokea the oaths o f poVerty, obedience aod chastity. BEAT m BUCYHU8, 0.

Whal'a your pr«bl«H7 viU'II feel b»(ter |f yeu get U off Lutfieood ‘ your diett Write 1« ABBY, Box t*7M. U s Aagelea. Calr MMt^-.For a ^rsM al reply eaelaae s t a n ^ . a44re«aoil • a v e t o f e . ' II HANGING ONB of her painiings in tho now dis­ play featured at fhe Arl Mart is Mrs. Robert (Peg) New Sass.'The Art Mart,.wf}ich is completely slocked with works by Magic Valley artists, is open seven c/oyjj a weeir from 1 to 5 p.m. The new display opened display Wednesday. The Art Mart is manned daily by mem­ bers of the Magic Valley Art Guild.

Fashionettes Nursing program By United Press International Wldo cuff brocelot watches still uro getting a fair share of set May 28 at CSI • ottontion. Some taper near Uie end, while oUiors remain wide TWIN FALLS - A progrom committoe on professional all around tho wrist. on "Tho Potential of Nurso assistantfl development, wIm) Practltlonors for Meeting supervises Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Riglit for pantsuits: watches Health Care N e ^ in Idaho” Ortmnn In tlielr now duties, will that change from Imnging V wlU bo held Friday, May 2fl, at 8 also participate, as will Mrs. pendants to encircling belt p.m. at tho Shields Academic Eileen Merroll, K.N., wojchca.. Building on the College of educational specialist in nur­ Southern Idaho Campus In Twin sing from tho Idaho office of the Falls, it was announced today Mountoln States Regional Teen-agers prefer rigid neck­ by Mrs. Dolores Sims, R.N., Medical Program. lets instead of tlio regular comjnunity coordinator for tho There w ill be a sm all necklaces. Tlieso come In silver Twhi Falls area of tho Mountain registration fee for this or golden tones, in gold filled or States- Regional Medical program, which is being sterling, dangling charms, mon- Program. presented hv District No. 1 of ogramined discs, butterflies, All health professionals and tlie Idfllio Nwses Association in beating' hearts, abstract mo­ biles, symbols and emblems of the public are invited to attend cooperation wiUi the Mountain causes dear to their hearts. this program, which will focus States Regional Medical on tho potential of nurso: Program. physician assistants for meeting} some of Idalio's healtli care ne«dS' by expanding the role of tlie nurse. . Featured speakers include Mrs. Jane Curtis, H.N., Council, and Mrs. Kay Ortman, Cam- bridge, wlio liavc been trained as nurso physician assistants at Stanford University. Dr. John PRE-TEEN Edwards, Council, clialrman of tho Idalw Medical Association’s SIZES

More women SHOW N HERE, GREAT SUEDE LEATHER SCANTPANTS )$10.95) in politics AND WRAP-AROUND SKIRT )$10.95). TEAM THIS WITH A VEST predicted OF THE SAME LEATHER TRIMMED WITH BRAID )$10.95) AlhJD (>UT IT WASHINGTON (UPI) - De­ OVER A GREAT TRI-COLOR COT­ mocratic women work as hard if not harder tlian men In nuts- TON KNIT TOP BY CRICKET )$8.98). and-bolts chores for their party, PRE-TEEN SIZES 4 -U . a but Utey receive litt^ recognir tlon and more often than ndtv^ n6 pay. Mrs. Harriot Ciprlnni, newly appointed dlroctor of women's activities for tho Democratic National Committee, said wo­ men themselves are partly to blame for their small represen­ tation in the party’s councils. "Tljoy should have been working at It,” sho u id . Sho hopes to change tho t plcturo In next year’s selection of delegates to tho notional convention and of candidates for state and nationalpubllc office. Gut she emphasixed that B successful elootlon Is pretty much the result of a do-lt- yourself campaign. Sho cited Ohio tts an example. SPARE PARTS; Ttte Federation ol Women's Clubs In Ohio decided to sponsor one o( their own for,. state treasurer, and selected yj SKINNY TOPS / SCApPANTS ■ Mrs. Getrude Donahes. ’Iliey helped arrange speaking datas for her and expos^ her to wide puUid^V/ then. sivv>orted her agalnst.male candidates in tho primary and general elections. ■itie result: Ohio now has Its MOREIEG, MORE ARM, MORE BODY,IS SHOWING UP FOR SUMMER. first female treasurer—and the^ pleaiant distinction of license i IT'S a ' COOLER W AY TO TAKE PART, LIKE IN GOLF, TENNIS, OR plate No. 1 on her automobile. WHATEVER YOUR SPORT. HERE, TANK TOP BY CHARLIE^S, GIRLS IN “ Mrs. Donahey told won»n, •Hils isn't my campaign, it’s 100% COTTON )$5.98) IS TEAMED WITH A GREAT PAIR OF PRINTED our cam pal^i' and they felt CgFFED PANTS ALSO OF COTTON )$10.95). MIDRIFF BARING TOP . they had a stake In the race." She said Democrats are )$A.9B) AND SCANTPANTS )J6.98) BY COLLEGE TO W N . THESE OUT- proud that a conunlssion - he ad^- by Sen.- Oeorge S. FITS^ARE=.FROM^A=^FlNE=SELEetlON=OF=PANT3-^ND-TOPS-ll McGovern, M .D ,, ‘ adopted guidelines that would forbid sex MANY FABRICS, PRINTS AND SOLID COLORS, EVEN lEATHERSI discrimination W seledng De-/ SIZES 3-15. (' mocsttUo convention delegates. ^^~pinmpiuua tJiipJ — MmrOprianl urged women to - "make sure they’re \n on this" and end up with better proportionate convention repre­ sentation; K Tlm«'N«wi, Twin Falls, Idaho ' Sunday, May m i Cindy Hull/ Historicol White plan events bance studenfs plan fwo revues Joly rites discussed • TWIN FALLS ~ WUla Dean TWIN FALLS - Mr. and Mrs. N ie ^ n ’s School of Dance will W. Gene Hull, Twin Falls, HANSEN — Historical events present “Dance *71" Tuesday announce the engagement aiid were discussed when members and 'niursday at the College of forthcoming m anlage of their of the Friendship Club met Southern IdahA Fine Arts daughter, Cynthia Jean, to 'Hiirsday^^t the home of Mrs. Auditorium beginning at p jn . 6 ‘niomas A. White, son of Mrs. Burton Hannon. each e ven^^ -^MarFHoweU' — Mrfl.'"Derwright conductedy f:;:~ A 'cpinpw ly different show Robert E. White, Twin Falls. ' the business meeting and Is scheduled for each nighlL*wlth Miss HuU will be graduated. reported she has sent four cards proceeds going toward danco • May 30 from, the University of jfl. the • Mountain View Con­ . scholarships. Winners for this Idaho with a B. S. de^ee in valescent Center, Kimberly. year's scholarships are Dawn business' education. She is a ' * ■ Mrs. Mabel Arment, program Skinner, Karen Kelly, Debbie member of the Delta D^lta chairman, read, a humorous Skinner and Cynthia Warren, Delta Sorority. story, “The Cat' That Qoancd all to Drigham Voung' White will be graduated May House." Game prizes went to University. 30 from the University of Idaho Ogle Wall, Mrs. A. F. Daw, Mra. The progrnms include with a bachelor of music S. A. Patterson, Mrs. Kennoth ^ youngsters ago three through degree. He was recently Naylor and Mrs. Blake high school. . honored as an outstanding FV chllch. Tuesday evening’s per- 6 graduating senior at the A special gift was presented, ‘formanccs will includc "'nw University of Idaho. . He is a to Mrs. Arment. The group will Baby Elephant Who Wanted to meet only once each month bo Somebody Else," “Colors” hiember of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity...... --during the auinmcr,,-Wlth tho and “I.ove Is." Thursday’s The wedding will bo hold In next meeting set June 17 at tho program includes “A Nlghfto CINDY J. HULL Twin FalU July 9,- home of Mra. WUliam Allen. . Remember," “Patrick Muidoon (DiiQley Photo) and His Magic Balloon," and “Freedoms on Trial." Tickets can be obtained from Secret sisters any student or by calling 733- C3«. revealed W E NEED BOYS! -TWIN FALLS - A mock , ACES 1 0 4 6 FORPILOTniOCiMM birthday party was hold SAW T0OTH WILDERNESS CAMP Thursday, revoullng socret 25 Mi. No. of Sun Valley, Idaho sisters for the Sigma Chapter of Conference & ta Sigma PtU Sorority. W« wont to test oor curriculum of camping, backpack­ Plans wore made for a city- ing. fithing, cooking, boiic survival tkllli ba(ore be* . bus slated Oea market and bazaar. ginning regular tettiont. A rar« ooDorlunity for ydu to '* Any groups or Individual In- tend your ion (or nephew or grandton) to’ tho White TWIN FALLS - A bus to the , terestcd should call Mrs. Bill Cloud Mtnt. Bate comp at remote lake (ri Sawtooth Idaho White House Conference , Donnelly, 734*2349. Motional Foreit. Three-week tettioni, June and July. on Aging in Boise Friday is The next meeting will be a Your cost It only $100.00. Writs &ok 153, Sun being scheduled for Twin Falls ^ water ski party in July or Volley, tdoho 83353. , ~rc5ldentnWHTwlsJrtomttondr Hay E. Pruett, director of the Dance-revue— ------Twin Falls Senior Citizens TWO COMPLETBLY dil- Agcncy. said the bus will bo at lereni danco rovue pro- the Just Mere Inn at a.m . 0 6 grams will be presonfed Friday, ^unnyview Courts at ” 6:15 ajrt. -and at the Duvall by Willa Doan NioUon's Courts at 6:25 a jn . School of Danco Tuosday Anyone needing tran-, and Thursday at Iho CSI sportation to these three ^o p s Fine A'rts Auditorium. should contapt the Senior Among those participating atizens Office, 734-3032. The conference In Bolso are, top picture, back begins at 9:30 a jn . and a no- row, from loft, Loliah SALE host luncheon is planned at the Thornock, Jana Hanson Boise YWCA auditorium at and Shannon Iris; Joan- $L50 per person. We have ihe panlies nine Borry, conlor, an^ Reservations for the bus must be made by Tuesday, Pruett Lori Thom pson, fro n t, in, you want... said. Thursday's rovuo, and bof- fom picture, Jana Hanson, Style, Length, Size, Color lo ft, a n d Shannon Iris, Vocal recital with Jeannine Berry, con- Famous tor, Tuesday night in "Lovo set Tuesday Is." Porformancos are sot ford p.m. oach evening. In JOO‘% Nylon Tricot TWIN FALLS - Mrs. David Mead will present her students in a song recital at fl p.m. Tuesday, May 25, at die First Baptist Oiurch, Twin Fails. Brenda Bonnett, Barry. Brackett, Timothy Driscoll, Joyce Guycr, Deborah Sharp and Marsha Wasden, Twin Falls; Christine Hagerman, AARP delegates appointed for meet MEDIUM LENGTH Wendell; Donna Church, Mary BENEET Burkhalter and Cheryl Frese, Witli tlailic waluband TWIN FALLS - Twelve Capitol building and will vote onI * Edith N an^Ias reported _ot)^ poopIe_Kttcnding.-the-luncl>con. Jerome; Rene LaGrone and - * Reg. $ 2 .0 0 --- dclegatcs-and -two-alternates recommendations to'bc~ficrirto'“ tho'm c tin g 'a lC S I’ wlihVSoil.'' and meeting at the Royal Fork ^ U e Bur)dia]ter, Castleford, 6 $ 1 65 have been appointed to go to tho WWte House Conference in Len Jordan and Congrossmat) Restaurant. N ow . and Kristen McQaine, Buhl, Boise May 2S to Uio State White Washington, D.C. In October. A Orval Hansen. Roy Wetherbee announced 3 for $4.90 will sing mostly contemporary House Conference It was an­ bus, leaving at 6:30 a.m., will Evolyn Gloysteln gave a Juno 14, 15, 16 and 17 are English and American art songs nounced during tho May take the delegates to Bolso and report on tho luncheon meeting scheduled for tho Defensive by such composers as Winter meeting of tho Magic Valley for other members wanting to in Pocatello and a message was Driving Course for AARP Walts, Roger Quilter, Ernest Chapter No. 425 of American go. road from Fred Foassen, members. A $1 diarge for Charles, Ralph Vaughn Association of Retired Persons. Mrs. Bertha Maxwell an­ national president, -who was registering is required along Williams, Samuel Barber and Delegates are from Buhl, nounced newspapers can bo called backed to Washington, with a valid driver's license. Balnbridge Crist. Burley, Rupert, Jerome and taken to Doi'othy •^oovey’s D.C. wliilo in Pocatello. Tlie Members are asked to register Tlie public Is invited. Twin Falls. They w ill bo ltomo,1329 Alder Drive, for tho group visited tlie Mini-Domo at early, telephone Wtithorbee, meeting in tho Gold Room of tlio Camp Fire Girls. Idaho State University, wltli 280 734-3126, or Herman Ripley, 423- iDEflS For a Limited Time Only

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■ r . Piano recital set Sunctoy, M ay 23, i»7l Tlmes N aw i, Twin F «lll, Id ih o 31 ■ by Martin Wright C ufnen By HBl£;4 WALKER Most, pots and pans can be MURTAUGH - Martin TWIN FALLS — Regardless washed in the dishwasher, Wright, ion of Mr. and Mra. of the model or make, an Remove excess ai^d burned on Earl Wright Jr., Muttaugh, will autom atic dishwasher w ill food. Soak if necessary to loosen preaenl a piano recital a t « pjn . faring you a welcome release pajrticles. Pour off any excess May 27 at the Tvrin Falli firom a much disliked kitchen grease, Stafahouse, 421 Maiirica St. N. chore. Besides saving time it Aluminum ware — In some Wright la a aophonure at does a better cleaning Job and areas, water, because of A\s - Murtaugh High School, artJvo In- [-aa- an Bxtra-bqnus~protect»-tnineral contfintrmajrdHcolor chonu, band, and pep band, family health by "sanitizing' aluminum. Some mirror having served aa student dishes, finishes may become dulled, so director of that organization for To serve you faithfully, all It test wash to determine results Ihree years. asksisunderstandihg, care and with your water. The finish of He has studied piano for six the - proper "feeding" of anodized aluminum and years with Mrs. Earl Watts, detergents designed fdr its lacquered color ware may be Murtiaugh, and four years with "digestion." Be sure to follow affected by the high tem- Mrs. l ^ a BeUini; Twin Falls. t h e m a n u f a c t u r e r ’ s perature and basic ingredients He has received 12 sdiool suggestions. Your dishwasher In detergents. Machine dish- - awards in music as well as five can handle over 95 per cent of washing for these finishes Is not superior ratings in school your dishwasWng chores if you recommended, festivals and seven superiors in respect Its limitations, but Plastic ware Check music club festivals over the never exaggerate them, you can manufacturer’s directions when past three years. then enjoy kitchen freedom you buy plastic ware. Some .■nils summer he plans to MARTIN WRIGHT impossible with old points-to help you to get the are usually m arked "heat nier," at Brigham Young most b-om your dishwasher. resistant." If you are in doubt. U^niversity and has been Preparation; Scrape dishes to test wash one piece in the dish- awarded a $50 scholarship to Winning remQve large food particles — washer. that workshop by thd Dilettante Remember it is not a garbage Decorated china — If you are scholarship board. disposal. For best results, buying new dlnncrware, ask He will present a program entries starchy foods, such dealer whether the containing music 9! Bach, potatoes, spaghetti, rice. etc. decoration is safe for automatic Beethoven, Mendelssohn, may have to be pretreated with d ish w ashin g . D ecorations Chopin, Rachmaninoff and go to state cold water before loading. U N D ER the glaze, and Khachaturian, closing the Loading: Follow placement protected by an overglaze, are TWIN FALLS — Recent OFF/CERS /NSMUED for iho N ationai Secrefories program with tho first suggestion from the usually safe. Dishes of .recent winners In the Kennedy Center Association (Iniernational) Twin-lc/o Chapter, mclude, movement of Mcndalsaohn’a m anufacturer of your par- manufacture (including gold first "Plano'Con(rtrto, Op. 25,’* School Art Exhibit ■ are .,an- tlcularmachine. When Indoubt, and platinum decoration) are from< le ft, M rs. fiobtiW presidenfj Mrs. Ray with Mrs; Bclfifil'^ot second nounced, with winning entries a.good rule Is to face tho soiled usually machine washable, Bush, secreiaryj Mrs. B obby K. Bopp, vice president, to be Judged In state com- . .. piano. ( side of the dish toward tho Older patteri^ are-usually not. and Juanita Bolinger, treasurer. The installation v/as petition this week b Boise. New leaders . Tho public Is invited. water sourcc. Antique or hand-painted held Thursday evening af the Colonial House. Mrs. Winners Include Peter Bolton, Hot Water: For maximum china ~ Antique china Is — I I , . , . aioveSteve rarrParr anuand ounnyBunny luKilltm, u a i, emclency efficiency thw thl^ isis essential. essential. Be Be usually usually hand hand painted. painted. Since Since Uie tlio Ted M a n ke r is out-going president h u l l t u i t i o n Twin PaUs nigh school; A^dy suro the hot water in the kitchen colors are not permanently InUey and Cathy^pee Walker, la as hot as'j^sslble — 140 fired they may facto, even wlUi O’Leary Junior High Sdiool; degress - 160*'degrees. Check hand washing. Machine scholarships Stephanie Parker and JoAnn periodically with a candy or washing is not reconunended. Club's gymkhana winners -Bflcilett,_Robcrt_Stuart_Junloc_mcaLthcrmo«ofilcr. Bo sure the Cutlery — Most sterling Officers High School; Rhonda Griffin, sotting on your water heater is silver, sliver plate, and Washington School; Tamara set for 160 degrees. stainless steel may be washed announced Reining — Carla Anderson, tho Hlghliners i-H Club, all Steel, Harrison School; Matt Water Pressure: Low water in the dishwasher. HoUow- TWIN FALLS - TVophles and POCATELLO - Several merchandise were awarded to Harold Gotchle and Terrill announced Jones, Three Qreek School, pressure gives Insufficient handle knives are an exception. Twin Falls: Magic Valley students are Yost. Merchandise awards were BUHL Buhl High School Rogerson, and Marcus water to allow dishwasher to High temperatures may loospn the first three winners In the among 65 h l ^ school seniors Pole bending — Carla An­ donated by Idaho Department Henkelman, Happy Day School, operate at top efficiency. Tlhies the cement which holds them to Hlghliners 4-H Club’s Student Body officers for the who have received full tuition derson, LaRae Glister and Store, Globe Seed and Feed, D 1971-72 school year ore an­ Judges were Mrs. D. Davee, of high water use may decrease the blade. Do not wash wooden gymkhana held recently at scholarships from tho Debbie Slagel. and B Supply, Four-Seasons nounced by Frank Charlton, Mrs. K y i Peck. Gary DeFord pressure to a point where dishes articles or cutlery with wooden Frontier Field. Associated Students of Idaho There were 10 classes and Clover leaf barrels ~ Carla Supply, Sears. Calton Tack and principal. and M. Marshall. arc not clean. handles, bone, bamboo, stag. Slate University. winners, first ’i[)lace winner Anderson, Tlnk Jones- and Saddle a o p . Twin Falls Bank Charles Kokes will serve fiB Oeanlng agents: Use only a pearl, horn. These materials Hiey arc Ilic ^ r d Shriver, Chady Pendegaugh. and Trust, Vickers. Macies, .president, assisted by John detergent made for aubm atic should not be immersed in listed first, are: Buhl; Curtis EaMes, Burleyf Western pleasure — Carolyn Girls goat t; ^ g — Tink Jones, Farm and Q ty, Van’s Depart­ d*aner. ^ce president; Janet S / l O m O O O dishwashers. Some brands water even when washing by Dennis Rush, Carey; Patricia Thomas. Lee Sterling and Meg Terrell Yost and Meg Harvey. ment Store, Twin Falls Feed Hepworth, secretsry-treasurer ^ seem to work better in some hand. Wash blades, wipe MacKay, Filer; Wilma Bran- Harvey. Boys goat tying — Bruce and Ice, Petersen’s Western and Ron Jenkins sergeant-at- A n n because of water con- handles clean wltli a damp nan, Glenns Ferry; Cheryl Western horsemanship, 14 BUllngton and Tom Turner. Wear and B. L. (Sonny) Ward, arms. Scanlon, Gooding; Joann B ^ y i I n L S T t a g ro g ^lal^ S ; Exp.ri.ncnt .unUr you cloth, and under >- Sarah Sterling, TVall class — Tink Jones, Jim all Twin Falls, and Arnold’s Varsity cheerleaders are v i r S o i Z t tw of tlnd tho ono that worica best tor , Silver hollow-ware - ThU Hagerman; CUfton Barmuxl, T\nV Jones and John GUster. Hopkins and Paula Galloway. Hardware, Kimberly. Joan Chandler. Marilyn Keller, Hansen; Janet Murphy, Western horsemanship, 15 Trophies were donated by Don D ^ w , Hansen, was Pam Reynolds and Sheila Kimberly; Johnny Urrietta, £ '“i4eT;or}if?re «rc5,rrc7ora.uj: end over — LaRae Glister, Bert Collins and Sons, Kim­ Judge; John Glister, ring Smith, with Judy HarnW>n as Shoshone; Melanie Barth, Twin more acUv. you the «>iuer ‘ Carla Anderson, and Jim berly; Bowladron\e, H and H steward; Ella Mae Glister and mascot. discuss how to solve some of tho Falls; MaHo WlU, Valley High Block, Bob R e w Motor, Idaho Arlene Florence, iecretarles Sophomore cheerleaders common dishwasher proUems. Hopkins. School: Michael Strlckllng, you will need a shampoo. H i« Western riding tt Terry Finance Company; Gem and timers, and BUI Oroves, include Connie HmArlx, Luann U you have questions mall to; Wendell, and Lois Toner. Wood achednlemayvarytromoncaay V Robbiette, URae-GUstifr ahd Equipment, Penny-Wise Drug, announcer. Hudson, Barbara T«ply and Helen Walker, P. 0. Box , Twin River High School. week to daily. 8 Carla Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Groves and Terri Tvrdy. manufacturer’s directions. FalU, Idaho 83301. 3J Tlmti Newt, Twin F*ll«, Idaho Sund«^, Atoy JJ, I9ri Myrtaugh couple will observe C l u b m e e t ; s TWIN FALLS - Mrs. Mabel McQain gave the thought for Golden wedding anniversary the day when members of the Union -Pacific Boosters Club _.MUKTA'igH-Mt..linu^-- lay-evenlng-at'the— . O .L Rose will be honored at an home of Mrs. Eugene Sabin. open' house from 2 to 4 p jn . ITie dob favor was furnished Sunday, May SO. at M u rtau ^ by Mrs. Vlnnle Boatwright and ' LDS Cultural HaU in honor of won by Mrs. A. L. Richardson. their Both Wedding An­ _G am es were played with each niversary,------■ momber -Winning _ B_prlie .'. - Th6'"open house la ' belnig! Refreshments were served by hosted by the couple 'a children. the hostess. The next meetbig Is Friends and relatives are in> June 17 at the home of Mrs. . vltedand the couple requests no M caaln. gifts. The couple was married -In Murtaugh at the home of the bride’s parents’ by Btshop'A'.D.'' F & e t H u r t ? - Lee. nie lr marriage was later Try solenlAized In the Idaho Falls LDS Temple. ^ c e their marriage they have resided at Murtaugh, irtiere Rose was employed by - the/Milner Low Lift Irrigation DUtrlct for 35 years. He re tlrd sever/ years ago. Iliey are the parents of five Student.body leaders named daughters, Mrs. Walter (EUen) Doss, Boise; Mrs. Eldred KpJG H ILL — Newly elected Beverly Davis, daughter ol Mr. (Leora) Olson, Idaho Falls; student body president for and Mrs. Samuel Blackwell, Mrs. William (Maxine) Glenns Ferry High School is- was elected treasurer. Molyneux, Plcabo; Mrs. Ralph Robert Black, son of Mr. and (Gaye) Young, Burley, and Mrs. Joe Black, Indian Covo. Mrs. Larry (Charlene) Carson, Other officers for 1071-72 REWARD Lewiston, and one son, George include Michael SIron, vice YOUR CARPET WiUlam Rose, Friday Harbor, president, son of Em l and B Y C A I U N G SCHOLARSHIP chairman of IhB’Dilelfante Group Wash. They have 17 grand- Winifred Siron; Jane Bomt, sedretary, daughter of Mr. and STEAM CARPET CLEANERS of Magic Valley, Mrs. Marion Tanner, left, congraiu- children and six great- 7 3 3 .6 0 3 6 SHOES lafe* indivlduo l w innerj Jhe group's scholar­ grandchUdren. ■Mrs. Lawrence Bernt, and ships, from leif, Cheryl Cook, Geoffrey McIntosh, Tim Driscoll, and Marlin—Wrighi, center. Each year Recipients no the organixation uses profits from its musical pro- ductions to assist talented young students to further training and to aid institutions, involved with theater arts. Dilettantes give This week .. Idaho activities nine scholarships S a v e ^ 2 1 By PHYLLIS J. HUFFMAN Falls running two nights at Fine I*' - , - . Idaho Drpirtrf Commerconni^ Arts Conterr^Upgo of Southern TWIN iFALLS - Nino Mr. and'Mrs. Edwin Cook and is Development Idaho. Horse lUdes in Boise Rcninorc 2-Spcetl Washer with Permanent Bcholarslilps, totaling |1,080 In a junior In tho Twin Falls High BOISE ~ It's Memorial Day (Western Idaho Fairgrounds) value, have been announced by School. She has been In in jfdaho and a big three-day until May 31. Moto-Cross Press, 30-Minute Soak Cycles the Dilottanlo Group of Magic productions of “tho Children's weekend to enjoy 1 Motorcycle Races at Boiso's VaUey. Theatre, noqdora Tiiootro, Monday. Commoncembnt Owhee Motorcycle Club Of the amount, $655 was Strolling Ttieatro and attended ceremonies for Lewiston High Grounds, 0 p.m. signup, races a t ' awarded for music studies and tho BYU dramn work.sliop last School at Nez Perce County' 7. Drive to Priest Lake for the $425 for drama. summer.’ SenrH K e ^u ln r s Fair Pavilion. Qualifying U.S. annual three-day Spring Funds were provided tlirough Open Golf Tournament, Oano Festival. Events Include a the sale of tickets to tlie rcccnt Wright, the son of M r' and low price, S I09.99 1 7 9 Mrs. Earl Wright, Murtauglj, Is Creek Golf Course in Boise. flotilla of decorated boats performance of ‘‘Oliver,” Tuesday. American Kennel stopping at each resort around IldHn prr-iiotiL cycic lo ncooinodiite the IqIrrI in laundry sponsored by the DUeltante a Bophomotd Murtaugh High School and nctlvo In .chrous, Club Dog Sliow In Fller. at tlie tlie lake for fun and prizes iiidii. P e rm uiinil prnoft, delifiiln nnd norinni cyclAB for ull Group. Each year the (water parade begins at band and the pep band. In ad­ Twin Falls County Fulrgrounds, clollii^y. HrkoIoi' nni) blow and n hiiill-iii lin i filler organization has used profits sponsored by Twin Falls Kennel Papoose Island - anyone with a dition to pluno, ho ploys lo hi'lp slop tlirruda. from Its musical productions to Oub. Outdoor Band Concert, 8 boat is Invited to participate), assist talented young students baritone horn and has won scholarslilps In piano. For tl>roe p.m., University of Idaho, dances Friday and Saturday ' in further training and to aid Moscow (if rain, duck Into tlie years ho has been pep band evenings, Barney’s Famous Institutions involved with auditorium). Short-Trock Pancake Breakfast at Outlet -"theater arta. • director wltlt 12 superior ratings In scliool competition. Motorcycle Races, 7 p.ni. Rosort on Sunday from 8 a.m. to Individual winners this year signup, 8 p.m. races. Owyhee 12:30 p.m. as well as special include Tim Driscoll, Twin Mclntosf>,'son of Mr, and Mrs. Motorcycle Club Grounds, fishing derby, golf tournament, Kenmorc 2-TempcraVurc Falls, voice, the Gene Todd Norman McIntosh. - Is a Boise. outdoor barbecuo, and hor­ MemoHal Scholarship of $3S0 to sophomore at Kimberly High Wednesday. Ladles' In­ seshoe tournament. Elcctric Dryer the annual Sun Valley Music School and has attended special vitational Golf Tournament, Saturday. FISHING SEA- Camp; Mary Mellor, Paul, drama workshops'and training Blackfoot Golf Course (two SON OPDNS TODAYl piano. 175 to Brigham Young courses as .well as private In­ days). Boise Gallery of Art Locust Blossom Fesfclvol In University for fees this fall;. struction In Salt Lake City, San features an envlromnent film Kendrick Including 10 a.m; Martin Wright. Murtaugh, Francisco, Santa Rosa and “Wimt Arc We Doing to Our parade folIoXved by races, beef, piano, $50 to bo used at the BYU Portland^. Ore. Ho has par­ World?” toniglit at. 7:30, In-., biirbecue, ^gymkhana,. pldtlme_. * 1 1 9 -summer music camppCheryl . ticipate In high schodl drama fonn'al, plonty of free coffee. fiddlers contest, and dancing. Ckwk. Twin Falla, drama, $M production^, Readers’ Theatre Twin Falls Jnycee's Circus at Horse races today through Sp(*ciiil Bi^Uing diri«B (nhrlea iitiickly 'mid evenly. .for the second session of the and tho National Story Telling Twin Fallq County Fairground Monday in Pocatello and C ^ u r '‘Air Only" Helling fliiffn hlonkeU, pillows, rainweor. Con­ BYU drama workshop; Theatre. In Filer. d'Alene. Nampa Memorial Golf Geoffrey McIntosh, Kimberly, Thursday. Dr. Wendell Tournament (Ihrco days), venient biiih-iii liiil screen traps dullinf( threads, and tiHly drama, $50 to tho summer Young .Tim Driscoll, son of PfilUlps of Honolulu will lecture Broacjmore Golf Course. Car lint. drama workshop at Idaho State Mr', and M'rs. Thomas W. and flliow his film ‘‘Qataben and races at Sportman’s Speedway University, and Kip Wood. Twln Driscoll', 1^ a seventh' grnde Sheba,'' 6:}5 p.m. Jewett in Blackfoot.‘ Ttireo-day car Falla, drama, $35 for the July student at O'Leary Junior High Auditorium, College of 'Idaho, races and second annual KFXD drama workshop ut C:SI.’ School.' He has been In chrous Caldwell, no charge. Phillips Is Fun Fair at the Meridian Institutional scholarship al Soars >loiidii> - and choir since grade school ■ economic adviser to the King of Speedway. Events got under awards Included $100 to tlie Oman» and Is tl\o only American way each day at l.p a n . wltli Antique Festival Theatre, and and studied piano tho pant three - l ' r i d a > years and volco two yeors. He to ever become a ^lelk. fair-typo booUis, bands, auto two $75 scholarships to tho has parUcipated In a number of Friday. II jo famous St. An­ shows, sports equipment College of Southern Idaho Music Dilettante productions and thony Free Breakfast for exlilblts, fashion almws, con­ Department. One was awarded played Uie.leud In Uio ID71 Fishermen starts bright and cessions plus races each for the each of tho two ill 9 P . n . musical, "Oliver.” early Uiia morning, playing host evening. semesters. A similar award was to Uiousands of anxious anglers.. Sunday. Commencement for made to tho CSI Drorha Tlio 50tli annual Hells Canyon University of Idaho graduates, Departmenl. Rodeo starts today and ends Moscow. Boys StAte Uirough Miss Cook Is tli^ daughter of All river d e l t n s In the Saturday In Wolser Including June n at Boise State ,.Collego. Kcnmoi-c 2-Spccd Washer with world are’ named aftci* (lie not only tlie rodeo but a parade Concluding sessions Iteld in tlie Permanent Press Cycle dclln of the NlJo, so-cnllcd and greased pig contest as well. Capitol. becnuso it is trinnRulnr—llio Idaho State University GOOD LUCK FISH­ slmpe of tho Grock letter Conimoncoment, Mlnldome, I N G 1 • Food topics delta. . ' Pocatello. Dance Sliow In Twin discussed $ 1 6 9 TWIN FA L I^ - DcsKcrt. I'erniniienl preas eycle lins speelul eool-down period lo vc^ctjiblos and cooklcs were tho topics of discussion during tho • help prevenl wrinkles. Ilegulor oml delicnte aetlinK*^ gWe recent Hnppy-Go-Lucky 4-H iMMiiplele wnnh uellon. Eaity-rleah lint filler traps threads Club meeting ut the horric of un«i lint. Molly McnoberlH. Ctirlatlne Britt led a discussion on fruit de.«rnianent preu elotkeit Bertia was named best loser of -A'PtalMoti iumhling, after drylnif, up lo 2 '^ hours without heal the week when members of the l» prevent elolhes from wrinkllnK. Built-In Mulumallo lim; ' NU-On-Pix TOPS a u b met this ★ Peal M s past week. .★BtmMeal 6 1 7 6 0 er.whh butomatin cut-off. Oontest winner was Zandra ★ Wbedbirrows F\mke with an ni>ound loiu. WE0DKIUERS She_jrill recelye_a camatlpn_ Vs^ Sears Payment-Plan bouijuk. A tie for Kf6PS and "i GARDEN TOOtS - KIW m noted, VioU GoonU GRASS SEED«. SHOP AT flKARfl AND flAVK and Simmons, each «rith a Seara Twin Falla Hurley 141 Hiaiitfaction Guarante«d 9^i»undlost. 4 0 3 W eal M a in 2241 Overland TWIN FALLS FEED AND ICE ||oPEN24HOURS-7DAYSAWE£K|| dr Your Monty Bock l9SSTHAVb33.13 Phone 733-082^r >-l?hane 678-3546 fruit SSiSU , I ...... , r OASOLIMI IkLUCV Sunday, May n W 1 TlmM New*. Twin FaMi. Idaho 33 BRIDGE By Jacoby

Silence C an Be G olden H o w DELICATE wai tfia poeteu Elizabeth Birrett reason to give any informa-, NORTII •K tion about his hand to his Browningt How gentleLHow purel And tender to her hutband - A A flT S- - Robert Brownlnf^StUl,.ihe.h*d bar earthy appatitM Jlw dadr— V Q 9 4 3 k(tcr the ono-lwo-foHr bid- Mt. Barrett o f Wimpole S(T«et, u id the particuUzlty Uked ♦ 64 dini; West has to find a lead. cannibal undwichet waihed down with dark b e e r .... HE 4 i l 0 6 2 Ho doesn't have any good HAD FOUR wj»ei, did Doura Agha, a villager in Turkey. Four W E S T E A S T lead and when wo saw tho waa.the limit under Mohammedan law^ On a tinsle day in 4»10 4 » J 3 2 hand played, West selcctcd 1923, one of takl whcei had twina and the other three had a VKJ 0 2 V A l O a S his fourth b e s t diamond. child each. Five, count them, on one day. The record ihowi ♦ KlOflS 4 72 T|)is’ lead' w as, j; ^ h t up 4.4CJ-aJ. -DouraAgha.waia proud and buiy man. . ------"Sdillli’T'alley slntTho Vd^' SOUTIl (D )/. able to win tho trick with tlu) WHO SAID,' good man who ii not great it more * K Q H ( 1 4 hWo. draw trumps with three V 7 Important than a great man who i< not good"?^ • • NOWHERE loads, cash his ace of dia­ ♦ A Q J D 3 In the original Scripturei, I’m told, is there any reference to * A 4 monds, lead tho queen of Eaiter . . . . IF A WOMAN if to commit a murder, oddi run diamonds for a r u f-f i n three out of four ihe^ll do 1( bt her own home. Hoih vuliu’rahlo finesse and make an extra Wesi North Koiith (rick at his game contract. IN THE MATTER of poUtici, not every man actually knowt 1 4 - H ad Soutli shoNvn his dia­ Pflfui 2 4 Pass 4 4 monds it is a cinch that a whether he'i i conMrvatlve or a liberal., if either. Here'i one Puwi P h m P hrs diamond would not havo way to make that Judgment. If he approves of moil of (he O ponInK lead— i 5 been opened. South would U.S. Supreme Court decialoni in recent ycart^he'a a liberal. If *■ still have made his (|amo he dltapprovea, he'f a coniervative. Simple as that, is it? A l)y Oswald & James Jacoby. provided ho played (ho hand political acientist laya ao. carefully, but he would havo THOSE TOKENS the gambling boys put out-^ocSI each in Thcfu Is n clacslc bit of scorcd tiiirty .points loss in the Nevada caainos coat about 2S cents apiece. This comes up ndvlcc wliich yoes, “ Trent rubber bridge and a lot of because a cuatomer wants to know if he can be considered a ’em rouyh and toll ’em noth- match points loss In a dupli­ WIXARD OP ID thief for taking same home as souvenirs. H a^ly. The casino - Int'-" Wo don’t subscribe to cate game. operators like patrons who fall to cash in such chips. For a it for hand!in({ (iio weulccr (HIWSfAnR INTCRPRIU A»M.) sox, but we do bellcvo that' 75-cent profit on each. Incidentally, the fellow who stamps it s h o u l d apply to your out Just about all those tokens is Gdroy Roberts Used to be brld/'e opponents. chief iculptor for the U.S. Mint, His initials "G R " appear ii> scroll on numerous coins. Upon fu-st seeing the design of those South has two good five- TJ\o hid d in tt hus l>e«n:- card suits and a fine hand. West North Kut Hnuth initials, many citizens contend it looks like a hammer and He opens properly with one 1 V D b lo Pttfui ? sickle, and object highly therefore. snado and has every inten­ You, SouUi, hold: tion of siiowinc his sccond 4K04 V6S43 432 4>1087S THE H ARD FACTS: Did I tell you the average woodpecker suit. . What do you do? outlives the average lion by about five years?.Or women who., Then Norlii raises him U> A - llia two club*. Don't bid r .undergo plastic surgery outnumber the men who do so by nine Iwu spades' and if South is thrM'Cinl hujnr when you to one? Or there's one life insurance agent for every 200 sm art he will for^^el all about don't have (o do ko. families nationwide? Or the true.'day u not really 24.hours,, that'second suit and Just bid , TODAYS QUESTION but only 23 hours, S6 minutes, 4V6 seconds? Come on. make /our spades. The reason for \ You do hid two chd«. Yoiir -notes. this is that ho has found his partner hlda two no-triimp. Wlua do you do now? homo the moment spades IT'S THE FEMALE chimpanzee that’s the more dangerous. ,are raised and should see no AuiiWer ■ Monday In laboratories, at any rate. Chimps attack theu* caretakers from time to. time. Chei^ of such injuries shows 19 out of 20 are inflicted by females. An irate male chimp comes right on, yipplng and yapping. But an angry female simpers around her cage moat demurely until her target gets within striking distance, then lunges, In other words, the female of that species, too, la ineakier than the male. Much sneakeier. •' • • • ■ Your quetttons and commtnts aft welcomed and wUI be used in PA SS JT O N wherever posnble. Please addreti your Ieifer^ldTl^^I^6yJ^Bby~17076^PorrWorr^frrixar76I02r~--

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Tfae Cbanglog Drug Scene: ' upper income families, t \ of Narcotics and Dangerous dhobis Jn Massachusetts, a drug users get- their ' first * sorry wo didn’t go'belovi' the see up.to 60 a day." said Dr. ptudy of drug use among the Heroin U Id > TTie picture . varies , h-om [>rug8, *‘lt'appears that among functional dally problem in •exp«rlmentBl taste 6t. thp seventh grade because It Whs Gcot'ge Gay, clinic director. young.In the country —which By MICHAEL WIDMER coihmunlty to city (o. suburb, upper . colle^-year . students terms of a kid's health and'with feeling of stimulants or dei^eS- already there.’' •‘Thrf .scene Is . heroin," he indicates over*all drug exper- United Preti IntenuUonal but a survey by .United; Press there is a levslliig off, if not a a marked Increase in drug- sants." ' ■ V,-, . The Haight-Ashbury M< ical said. "We call 1970 the yeai' of Imentatlon ^a y ' be leveling Drug addiction and exper­ International on ^ u g abus« In ' decline in drug use, particularly related theft and vandalism. “After marijuana, the.^ug:*ainlc^n Son yfancUco ..... the middle plass Junkie. Heroin even for prc<;oUege youngsters. imentation on the American colleges and lower - grades l.£D and speed (ampheta* The Palm Beach (Fla.) Postt tnost abuMcf by •juveoUes i f ^ d s 90 por cent of Its pM b now in the suburbs—it’s no youth scene —In reccnt years yields these general conclu- mines). But there seems to be Times concluded from a three* barbiturates," said Hy' Hoth?' are herolh cuM.a^_jifiUl 1 Ipnger safely hidden ’ In the The date—collected from _cenlered.-ln— coUeKes,: _ h i ^ Bl6r>S! - V an increase in hig^ schdol use. month survey of "drug' use In stoln, health and physical.-l^pee-qurfrtCrfi' of them. ' . lib. black.ghettos.",- . -35,000 students in grades ?• Bchoolfl and city slums-4uisln A wave of drug oxperImeTI^- -Heroln-is'in-at ‘ the-suburban -Palm—Beach—countyj— " 1110- educAli(Ai-consultant^for:^Kl.-^d~many— frpm —wcU-to-du- .throu*^—12~reveals--a_largB_ 1971 become a frightening Uon in elementary and high and city high schools, but there lllegal drug user In the county- Mlaml school'Syslorh. ’ -families.‘ There .Is, however, one Jumpp irJirt use\ of I^SD, ampheta- problem even In grade schoola. schools hto'dlsturb^d ofTlclals, • W riot ; mu6h ■ at college is. getting younger each year. Dr. Larry Miller, coordinator " In the summer of 1969. we statistical survey In California’s mines and marijuana between Addicts now come In very although In 1071 tliere- ^ campuses.'^ . Five years ago the use- of of-,.. Adolescent s e r v l^ v nt ‘’.saw two or ,th>;co’ heroin Sah Mateo County -perhaps I9fl8 and 1969 but a peAklng and ^ a l l sizes, aged 12, 13, 14 indications it may bo ncai^ng a There exlsts-a vast market In illegal drugs was almost limited Bornaliilo Coynty Mental r witlidrawals a week. Now we the longest continuing, quality decrease In many cases in 1970. ycara and oven younger. And plateau. the Illegal use of legal to collego qtudonts or non- Health Center in AlbUquerquo,.,' not only i n . the ghettos, but According to John E. Inger- prescription : drugs such as students of that age group. N.M.,' said "the use of '.J;SD_- among chlldrcn of middle and sol), director of Uio U.S.' Bureau' barbiturates. ISven t|fe Icgol use Today, there, is ‘ wldospreild appears to be on the decl\(TQ but' of these phannaceuUcal dt'ugs cvidcnoo, including Udmlssions, more and more kids’■ are- .has risen in' recent yeoi's to a that it goes down to grade turning to 'prescription drugs ^ a W L O O K H level', that Is considered dange* school chlldrcn.’’ -such as addictive barbiturates."- TOUS. r i • • . "Deteictlvo Oscar Vance, -who Prdllmlnary resulU -df ’ a ) ou've been say in g /'V m going lo . . . Marijuana is smoKcd by more handles drug control in subur­ Bun/ey conducted in 55 acconda'-'' Money Box and more, persons of all ajjes ban Philadelphia (Montgomery ry schools (grades 7 through arid« ■ its . use has become CiJunty), said, "whcro kids.first By Frank Schell 12) In Houston lust September NOW is the time! Increasingly . accepted by tried drugs «t Ifl or 17 twp Indicated 4.^9 per cent "of' the.- _____ Kro>n , W .n.P., Wendell: I willj a normal 1B2< datol Pricey government. officials, s(i]iool years ago, they’re now trying. ■ 5,900 students responcUng :tQ,',a y\OCJOTOI\i: F ights In fla iio n would like to know the value of a ' are about the samo and range, ■’authoritios," law chforccmcnt -tlionrat iS or- H ,"— ---- ^ r -questionnaire had'Wed-one 6f- foreign coin I have. It is a littlo from about W cnch In “good' people. Judges ,and Uie young . A recent survey of 7,000 the hard drugs - —herein, ---- 7 OlV liKARlNG~M OS! !^ - — larger than a 25 ccnt pioco, condition to about $9 epch in. alike., ; ^ Junior and senior high school cocaine, opium or morjihine — ; made of copper. On one side is u "very fjno" condition. Un- Alcohol remains Uio most Nrw. kiiiitllcr. iiin»ik|ilriir f u r I.Ulrii l<> ihrte feuliirrt! Itoru Uuriirr (-»• studonts by the' Pcnn.sylvanlu In the pre^ous half year and 2 tirurioK uliU for n illil, iiioilrruir o r k^vrrt* littui'.- woman's bust. Around Ujc edge clrculatod flpechnons bring, abusecL drug In . the United departmenUf houltli “ indicates pei' cent In U^o.lost tlays. iiiU riAiiiitrlitit) tir nerve lni|>ulr- c«>lur rusei iiilru ru ie d r lr r u ll. ftill run «r Is '‘nepubliqueFrancalso.” considerable more as the coin Is. StahesToday, llie most conser' Uuit 123,0(M) high school-aged Based on the number of n in tl. lielildil-llie-Kttt- lleHriiiK \iiU. Forlorv volum e' ritiilroli kiiotelra Iruiiviliirrr' i>le Under the bust I the designer's ftcjirco in, uncirculated con­ . miuueojpil llkl prlrr ii. . . . Itnl 5 vatlve c.'jllmatos placc tlio clilldren (In the state) currently students responding!; almost liiiiul rHnK**- A m rrim ii niwile. name, Daniol-Bupul.^. On the dition. ; Ntirih Ahirrlran ul ihe liiv.. low . number of alcoholics at six are taking drugs and are hjgh 2,000 - youngsters in the. U |irire «,f iTnly — \ No I ruili'-i other side sits a woman will) o • '1110 IMO dime wa.i struck at million persons in tills country. users of them. Of these, 30,000 schools had talcen a hard drug' breast plate and helmet, and both Philadelphia and ^an< Not even Uie wildest e'flUmates arfr. Ip the 12tli grade and in the seven days prior to tlie what looks like a torch in licr Franci.qco, tlio latter bearing of drug addicts' come close to almost'5,000 are In Uie seventh quesUonnaire. right hand, a largo "5 cents" the m intm nrk " S ." . The this figure. grade.” ' ---- "The surprisingly frequent ' TKN-DAY MONKY-HACK OUAHANTKi:. ONK-YKAK (UJAHANTKK A(;a INST under her left hand. Around tlio Ptilladclphia coin brings from Inspector- Wllllom Palmer, and widespread' use of ‘ hard. DKI-KCIS. QUANTITY LIMITKI), SEKANI> THY ONE TODAY! edge is "Liberto H^gatlto }1 up to $3.25, depending upon ' william Geer, principal of second' In command in New drugs was the grimmest — COME tNyCAU. OK ITHITK — Fratcmite". On Uie bottom is condition, »nd tlio “S"’ Coin South High School In Nowtop, York City's 750^nan narcotics finding," said Mrs. Jfstt -Mont­ the date,'1910 witli designer’s ' from $2.50 up to |9, depending an affluent suburb of Boston, squad, said, "Our b lgg^t gomery, 'a member of Ihe, IVORTII AM m iC/% ]^ EIVTERPRISGS name as above. upon condition. Tlte three dptcs describes drug' abuk as ' a probleni right now Is mother’s district, committee wh)ch con­ Phonr 7:i‘U 2 2 12 T W ^ FALl.S, IliA IK ) H3301 L l l 2 Rih Av^. Eft«i Answer: Your coin is « of Indian ccnts you ask about "universal .]X'oblem for high medicine cabinet where many ducted the survey. "Wo’re standard French five centime arc ^ o t scurco. They are piece, issued between 1B98 and currently being bought from 15 1921. The coin Is made-from ccnts up to about 90 cents “ bronz0rnot"copporrThcro-aro—depending-upon-Tcondltionr 100 centimes (pronounced WlUiout examining Uio coins, "sonteenu") in one “franc" wo cannot give a- closer and the franc is wortli ap- estimate tlian this, proximately 20 cents. United From M:A., Twin Falls: I Statesbxchange.Collectorvaiuo some early dimes I would of the coin, In Extremely Fine like to find out about. One Is condition, Is about fifteen ccnts. 194(1, witii Roosevelt's'picture Tljoy are not scarce. on it. Another is 195b,'tmd the From J.L ., Twin Falls: I have last one Is 1952. Are tliese coins an old U.S^ half dollar, dated valuable? Wlierc could I sell 1824. On Uio face side of tlio coin Ujcm? * ■ Is a woman’s head. On tlio top of Answer: Early dimes? Eitlicr the head tho word "Liberty’’ you arc "pulling my leg" or you ' and,on Uio loft side of Uie head arc a young collector. None of- tliere are seven stars; on Uie Uie Roosovelt djpies are scarce, - right side of tho head Uiere are alUiough Uio (limes prior to 19C4 six stars. On Uie back of Uie coin are being wlUiheld from .cirr CftSSETTE $10.95 VALUE General Electric Is an eagle. Is this coin of any culation because of Uielr silver 1.29 value? I also have an old U.S. content, llie 194R dime was Electric Comb AM RADIO dime dated Ifi69. Is Uils coin of minted in over 255 million Value styling comb, lalt you dry, MODEL T U 4 0 any value? AJsorl'have Uirec copies: Uiu \m, 00 million; Uie ' TAPES itraiglilsn, thap«, lel & toato 7 SPEAKERS Indian Heod pennies, dated 1952, 99 m illion' >(all limited Quantily 1669, 1893 and 1908. Are Uiese Philadelphia mintages) and if • PolyitrvrBno coins of any value liow? Uiese are circulated dimes they • Solid siiiio circuitry Answer: 1110 1824 is a variety will bring you 10 cents each.' • Oiiql sponkor cydwm called Uie "Capped Bust Typo/’ Uncirculated, tliey, might bo • Oirocf tiino dialino to 1836 and tho edge Is lettered wortli slightly moro.- . , • Drlfi cornponsntiori nnd “Fifty Cents or Half a Dollar.^ niifomntic volume control To our renders: Tills column Beginning In I83fi, Uie lettering is still much vlnteresled in was dropped and reeding was collecting merchants! tokens subsUtuted on Uie edges. About from Idaho or the surrounding 3.5 million of Uie 1824 date^were stales, If you have any, or-know $49.00 VALUE struck, and mony of Uiem are „CASETTE $12.95 VALUE of any, we would appreclote Sets, Hair Dry in around, mosUy in circulated henrlng from you. condlUon. TAPE NEW! 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Buying a homo takos know-how. It is not a job for on amateur. ^

An omatour cannot bo oxpocted to understand the mony legal and financial complexities which may arise in any transfer of real property.

Whnt is noedod in any homo-buymg situation is a professional.

A professional is qualified to give export advice on matters S e e of taxes, maintenance, quality of construction and adequacy of- public services. A profossibnal is adept at analyzing tho future of neighborhoods, tho value of a homo os a long-range investment and Y the most advantageogs financing.

This is whore your Realtor enters the picture.

A. Realtor is a professional in real estate who has passed a state licensing examination and who subscribes to a strict code of ethics as a member of tho local ond state boards and the National Association of Real Estate Boards.

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y V Sunday. M av 31, 197l T)mes-New», Twin Fall*. Idaho ’37 , H*lp W o n te d H elp W o n f d 18 H elp W a n te d H « lp W o n U d IB Form Wer|{ Wanted 33 Butinets OpportunltiaB 30 ‘ BuslnMt OppertunitiM 30 WANTED: A reliable twoiekaeper LADIES POSITION now open. Muit HIGH SCHOOL BOY TO HELP AT GENERAL FAf^M Worker with HOUSER BROTHERS CUSTOM BEAUTY SHOP plu* S-bedroom tor an elderly man to llve-ln,' light be willing 10 work. Excellent Blue Lake* Town and Country experience In lrrlsatlno> row crop rototilling and blade,work. 733- apartment. 30.year bu*ln4ii, good IN pECLO.-Oouno#. coffee ihep, work, ag« &3 to 70 yeart otd, opportunity. 733-B137 • to 10 a.m. Drive-tn. Apply In pertoo- work, and' c*tfl« feeding. Year 3143, 734 3444. condition. 19,350. AC6 REALTY. oininoTOoni, and four apartment*. rvferencei raqulrtj. For In­ . weekday*. 'BMMmd lob. wltry open to the 733 5317. Oood going builneii. Mould con* formation, 733 M3I or 1402 Kim- right man. Reference* required. GREEN HAY and corn chopping, ilder luttable home In tr>d«. 454- berty Road. RESPONSIBLE, DEPENDABLE NEED .WOMAN cook and handy­ »*4l or A54.341I, C M, Parke man at Redflih Lake Lodge. For more Information write ^ x witt^ or Wtthout preiervatlve*. GOOO^:OMME RC1 AL zoned 3 acre* women to lell coimefic* Phone 191, Buhl. LILLIBRIDGE CUSTOM FAR- on vary buiy alreel. 3 modern SEMI.RETIRED man to Irrigate 773 4I7B, Conlact Mel Janien at Cain!* or MINGY^3B343. MubIc U*Mni pailurc.and hay for lummer. Phone 733 S334 alter 4 pM>. homM and 3 car garage. Many 40 .living quarter* furnlihed. • 433- MAN FOR brancti manager trairwe -P0**lbllitlet, Call 433-407 OPENINGS NOWII CUSTOM SWATHING. T.E. Hudion, Mountain State* Really 733.5974. GUITAR LESSONS- Folk guilar 97^4, 543-4004. with large national organiiatlon. WAREHOUSE .AND accompaniment, playing by ear, For Interview appointment call DELIVERYMAN WANTEDi 33^.5044, Jeromo. IMMEDIATe OPENING for 733 B404, 9 a.m. to St30 p.m. married, high-school graduate, 1) Automollve mechanic. 3) FOR SALE; Froity lile Drive In on ^ I j ^ r i , intermediate. All age*. Mature itenographer, ihorihand HAVE SPDDNIK, equipment lo buiy highway 93, North edge ONE CALL . bookkeeper at Silver Creek Sup­ legible hand 'Writing, de*lrlng levd, haul your ipudi, Alio cut ply, Plchboo, Idaho. Phone 7M- GROCERY CLERK, and *0 foi'th. permanent employment, apply In and typing required.'3) Shoe Shoihone. Equipment and 3514. Reply to Box J-30.' Cfl-Time*- perion. Gem State Paper, )41 5lh uleiman. 4) Manager trainee, your teed. George Clark 543-5453, builneii good. Benefit from a full Othar Inatruclien CAN REACH ' Newi. .. Avenue South<-between 3 end S data procetilng anU accounting DennI* Clark 543-5473, buiy Maion. 137.000. 814 7547. -backgrourtd-helpful—S)—Varieui-' THOUSANDS _EXReRIENCED_WAITR6S5„Ior_ A S. R CUSTOM FARMING for all •venino Apply In ptrMn at AYTENTIONI HOUSEWIVES, other opening*. type* of farm work. Phone 334'405B OWNER MUST lacriflce, local MOTEL Ponderou Inn. DurlvV/ Idaho. College girli. Grandmother!. We FULLER BRUSH Dealeri needed or 3J4-4B55. lervlce builneii- Unlimited Have leveral openlngi' lor In- for Mlni Caiila area. Phone 434- DeETTA CAMPBELL potential. Small Inveitment. P, O, MANAGEMENT 4391. evenlngi. , Box M40, Twin Falli. MEN—WOMEN—COUPLES EXPERIENCED aervlce itatlon felllgbnt, reponilble women In Learn AAotel Operation with our attendant. Phope 7339799. Magic Valley communltle*. Fit Owner and Manager CUSTOM ROCK picking wilt) An- 733-0931 working houri around your dorutn Rock Pickin’. Call Urent Ihort, Inexpenilve courte at home Bower. 543 4735, Buhl. BARGAIN FOR CASH. Quiineii followed by two week*’ Retident I NEED 3 men and women to help ichedule. Earn a* much a* 150 for YEAR ROUND* PfrSoti n i f t •roil 4' 1 inconte property next to 300 loot yalning In a motel operated by uil,! me in my buirn^i. No experience ' 10 hour* work. Call now lor In­ front motel. Both Yor tele or Age no barrier. Free nallonwldd' neceturyrif yoO can live orv t900 terview. 733 B410. RANCH WORKERI . o /D L ^ i. ValUst Wprk Wanted 24 leparateiy. 334-4744 evenlngi. placement aiililance upon.. ^ SfMciol N atloi to 11,300 per moniK, call' AAr. Mi«av« NEW STONE and brick maion SnapotiTooli ' ' DON'T TOUCH thoicdrapMl Lat S- ‘ i\4w a| ' •nc«t und itcoid of (Isudy employ- company, offering high-quality Hai dealerihlp Available In TwiK VAAPPROVED. Polnt Cleaner* do II all. We liike I. and I poiltlon of line driver* on AAonday For complete information write. , them down, clean (hem. and AAay 34, 1971 botween the hour* ot m«nl- Sodding wog* $500 p«f monlli SAL'ESMANAGER work. Available June. 334-3945, Falli or Boiie. Perion awarded 9;00a.m.and 5:00p.m. GARNETT wilh Kouii ond utililiai fumiihad. I**n- by volume Ford dealerihlp. Mutt be Jerome. thii Iranchlie will have an ex- giving addreii and phone numbor, rohano them, Idaho'i moit MILKER WANTED: for medium ciuilva t^rltory to leil line of 8,000 to: . - complete drapery wrvlce. rjj' ilie Grade A dairy, excellent FREIGHT LINES TERMINAL, odic pay iiicrvuia und <»ti(»m«ii|. ' E«eculive Training Div'iilon TWIN FALLS. IDAHO. The Ironing done In my home, *1.35 hour, ilefpi. Prolif of 113,000 to 130,000 9MJ. • itarting pay, chance for ad­ baticfiU. An ■ii(«ll*nl job lof u young poiilbte on an Inventory In- Ambatiador Moteli, incorporatwj vancement, year around iob, poiltlon* to be filled are available coupl*. with (I lo»m bocLgfrund wlio or 13.00 unipripkled buihel basket. DePt-C. 7BJ$W.'Colla» prefer experienced but will teach, at the Pocatello terminal. All 733 73pj|. '■ yeilment of U.OOO lo »B,000. .For Card of Thanks 0(« loubltig for a tiaaily joli. Tltl( ii Informhllon write or phone Snnp- Denverrtolorado B0J1S 733 S347. Ing mU*t have the not (I lorcninn poiilion. Ttum quallflcationi. THEE TOPPING, trlmmihg, On Tool!, 105 W. 3950 S-, Salt Lake THE FAMILY ol Mri. Deitle BE ST LINE DISTRIBUTORS High ichool diploma or .GED ’ S*ti(i Kkuiii* and (luolili^uliont EXPERIENCED removal. Evergreen trimming, City, Utah 487.0407. llen»on wlih to exprMi our ilncere needed. Yellow Pagei under equivalent, a good driving «nd lu Box J;19‘K. Tinl«l t'l«wt (roe Mllmatei. Phone 543-43B1. Opportunity Knocks ' Ihanki and appreciation to our houiewaret, retail, part or full accident record, at leait 3 year* of PERFATAPER , DISTRIBUTOR'SNEEDED - many friend* and relallvet who time. 733 1M3. over Ihe road line experience National Marketing Company — CAREER ACADEMY, nationally operating dleul. lemi truck and WANTED YARD CLEXNING. and care. and Quick Kup Dlilrlbuling, NEEDS accredited, li now enrolling lor wefe to kind to u» durino the lou PAY-LESSShOES hauling. 734 3S49. ol our mothef \d Idaho 63347. Phone 438-5100. Planter*, Toollle Rolli, Milk Dudi. Street, Flier, phone 733 S444, , Oopartmool of Public Aiililance. Oobd-Mrvlce. FOR SALE by owner. Home kln- etc). Veryhlgh income potential. ' 6U Addlion Avenue Weil. Phone dpranrton In Paul, Idaho. Phone You muit have 3 to Bhri. per week .OY OWNER, large home, excellent 733-5333. Iniorosiod parfios call You need no experience, you make CUSTOM GREEN CHOPPING 438-505 for appointment. ipare time (day* or evei). location. 114,500. Nice yard, no porional lalei calli. We will LE O 'S CU STO M ' tl775CASH REQUIRED Ihrubi. treei. Phone 733 B341. MARRIAGG PROBLEMS? Love train you, couniel you, and lecuro USSERY VENDORSI SuDpllei now For more Information write; lallure, poor marital relatloni. too your location!. Your (400 to (l&OO FARMING available. Contact Vlrtil -Rlcki, "DISTRIBUTOR DIVISION NO 5 ' WELL-BUILT modtrn. 1-bedroom' tired. We'll help. Free lltoralure. TIMES-NEWS Inveitment cover* machine and 308 Uerryman Road. Pocatello. P. 0. Box 1739. Covina, California beginning or retirement ttome> Conlldenllal. KING. UARRY product . . . no hidden coil* or 337 3503. 91733,— Include phone number.- ■ large lot. Call 433 400B. MALL, WESTVILLE. N.J. 0WV3 lee*. PLAN YOUR PROFITAIILC PRIVATE Inveitlgalor — 34 Hour RtTIRKMCNT . . . WRITE Service. All conlldeotlal, Phone TODAY! 733 AA31 — night 753-5773. C-3 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED LATEST FASHIONS in llnoorle by DliANDS LoVoyi. Call O w l Konlcek, 733. DlvliionolULL AS49. H-E-L-P! 1275 Prolll Drive Dallni. Texai 75347 FACIAL AND OODY hair removed Women for linon supply plant, by olectrolyili. Free demon- ^ am Intereited In more in m . . stratlan. Swlng-in Sot Salon. 733- summer or year around jobs, lormalion about making money in 0405. the vending builneii. I have a car fringe benefits. and 4 B hour* per week ipare time. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Twin — can Inveil UOO In a route. Falli Courlhouw. Wodnetday at B:30p.m. For lurther Inlormatlon. — can Inveit t1500 In a route. Bolow you will find many sorvices available from Magic 733-4030. Al-Arwn 3rd floor. 733 Name------7933. Troy N ational Linen Supply Valley Businesses. Check with our Service Directory v/hen Twin Falls, Idaho you're in need of a professional. The firms below offer the finest in service and quality products. Chock with one and GXERCISE tl»e new way. Rent oKarclte and health.‘kquipment, soo! tpMd bike, maiiao* roller, belt vibrator, actloncycle, UANNGR FURNITURE. 733-)43t. UNWED MATERNITY care, doctor, hoipllal and living plan In AAountain Manor, Inc.. P. O. Oou 3)0, Mountain Home, Idaho B3A47, HOME RSPAIRS iICK ROOM BQUIPMBNT j:; Ptwne &87-S13e. Home repair*, new cablneti. No lob HOSPITAL bed*, wheel chain, everclilng equipment con- ;;; NEW X-11 Reducing Plan 43 too im alll Phona. 734-30B9 valeicenl aid* — Buy me or rent tableti i3. AAoney back guarantee. evening*. i me, CholoHomy appliance* lor PENNYWISG DRUG laie. KIngibury'* AAadlcal Center, 733-9114J KIngtbury* PreKrlptlon V, Traniportallon—Cor PooltlO Painting-Decorating (Interior - Center. 7334574. ______EMterk>r). Call Dean May*. 733- HOSPITAL BEDS, Wheel chain, ^i’.. RETURNING to Loi Angelei area .4740. ______walker*, crutchei. C0nvale«Cent Witt) empty pickup and IB' trailer. aid* and eKereiilng equipment. Will hauianvthlno allor part ol the MOBILB HOME THAmPOBTING For rent or lell: way (3CB) 774-3U4. HUGHES, Mobile Home*. Locally CROWLEY DESIRE WOMAN to ihare driving owned. Iniured carrier. Local and and expentei to WicliHa Falli. long dlltanca. 733 3773. PHARMACY Texai, 33A S005. 733 9771 Twin Fall! SPBAYINO Baby SnT^F»=CMId CaT«— 16 TETZ PAINTING, Commercial and re*ldential palnllng. -Parking DANDELIONS. WMd*. yard and ( Kour Lucky Day! PFAFF tlriplng, roof*, Phone 734-37B1 - tree ipraying. Houiehold Iniact*. JAC^K <. JILL Nurtery. Llcenied ARE YQU LOOKING GEM SPRAYING SERVICE 733- I;! child care. Children S'/'j — FOR THE UNIQUE? POULTRY PROCBSSINO preichool. tl04 10th Ave. Gail, 733- If to. you muit lee the Polyeiter 4304. • 6U7. print* from Holland that actually i POULTRY PROCESSING. Poultry TREE a LAWN SEBVICB Printed Pattet;n vaathe, making them real cool for_V Supply. 3)3 533 3454. 1^3 Eait Main VALLEYTREE SERVICE PERSONNEL SGflVICE ol Magic Jerome ' Dangerou* tree*. Give U* A Call. Valley, &34 Blue Lakei North, S8WBB IBBVtCB ______* 733-3331. phone 733 SS63. ■' ' ' " - ' ..... ROTO ROOTER uwer Mrvlce. FOR experienced tree lervlce, Sewer lln«* and leptlc tank topping, trimming, removal and Help W pnUd cleto>lng. Alio, all type* of ex­ ihrubbery work call DALE'S :> ALMA HARDIN • Chiropractor. 157 cavation. 733-3541 or 733 3509. TREE SERVICE, 7M-33Br. Free North Waihlngton, Twin Fall*. eilimafee. ^ ^ GXPGRIENCED FRY cook. Illue Pivone 733 4741, CRAVEN'S Sewer Service: Saptic Croii. Apply In perion at the tank - lewer line cleanino. Power Rogerion Ueitauranl. equipment, fre* ln*pectlon. 733- TRASH a OABBAOB IBBVICB tX)LL HOSPITAL ______^ WOMAN — FRY COOK. Gupeflenca PARKS AND SONS — 7X3-4i4). not necmarv. Evenlngi. 5 to 11 .Repair - Ore** all doll*. AAagk SHBBT BOCKtMO______Commercial and reildentlal p.m. Ulue Lakei Town «. Country Valley Doll Clinic, 340 Diut Lake* hauling — container* — ipaclal North, 7341104, ' SHEET ROCKING, Taping, haul* — ln*lde or ouftlde city Drive In. limit*. , ______FLOOR COVBBINQ .SUN VALLEY ha« poiltlon UPHOLtTIRV available ai an account* payable TORGJNAL IS BACK. Seamleii fHBUBS — LAWN WORK clerk. Some bookkeeping flooring, counter lopi, bathroomi. Hor*iey'* pool laWe recoverlnp and background and knowledge of a 10- Free eillmatei. Pnone 734-3495, Shrubbery trimming. fertHliing, up^»lerlno> awning*. 73i-371). key adding machine • muil and 733 49M. lawn maintenance, weakly or light typing available. ThI* Ii a monthly rale. 733-3UB, or Jerome VACUUM CLBANBRI permanent poiltlon and lalary »33S'1o I3S0 di|>endlno on 'ex­ 334-410B. VACUUM SERVICE Center, pari*, perience. Ajiy qualified apulicanl* WHITE Z-Z SEWING MACHINE Roollng. painting and homa repair. repair* on Kirby compact. Moit may apply at the Perionnel Ofllce. at the loweit price ever. But- Complete home maintenance. Pul other*. Twin Pall*. 733 4041. (onhole-Bilnd Hem -~.S-T-R-E- . yourielf In uood handi.. Prompt UAUY lu care tor pariieiiy unnu T C-H 'Stitcha* — etc. Choo*e •• • • rvTce. 543-S454, ^ woman during day^9 to 5,/Light from Portable and Conaole houtekeeplngTS43.S337. . cabinet model*. Regular «IVB.V5 AAoblle welding. Held or ihop. Now U9.9S SKINNER'S Backhoe, pipe, complete Irrigation WANTCD: Experienced acctwhlani SEWING SHOPPE. Sava-On ■•»arvtc»7*BUMT:iWraBC*7'7VTOD:^ • office manager lor'dual CM Shopping Center, 733 SS4- dealerihlp. ' Hoipllal and retirement plan,excellent working WIOI condltloni. LEO RICB MOTOR COMPANY. Gooding. »3i 443B. • BONNIE'S WlOS, 335 Main Avertue Welt, all lypeiol m1o> and Kair piece*. "I HAD NGVeR Sold a thing In my life. Yet I've been a very luc- Saventy>fivfl cents for each ceulul AVON Repreientatlve .. That'i Ihe experience of many pattern — add 25 cents for each* __ Avon Repf#»*nlBttve» It can 9313 pttttem (or Air MuU and Sf»cla\ happen to you. Call 73) 74t3 or write to imyllii Mclnlurf. Avon I a.iA Handtfng. Send to Marian Dlilrlcl Manager. Route No. 3, I m - x ' / i Martin; (Tfmes-News), 395 Kimberly, idaho^______Pattern Dept., 332 West IBth St.. WE OFFER SALESMAN ANOitore manager for New York. N.Y. lOOIl. Print Twin Falli area. Oiva refefence* and experience td Box J-'». c-o Nam«,/AUdrea with Zip, Size «»nd'Style Number. , . . j, 24 HOUR SERVICE I / II' fir litidiiii Dll hIk or (hu if the tel«phon« of any adyertisar In th]i SHOP MBCHANIC. MuH have l|>rt'ltloHl, yoiiiiKi'Hl utyltiu iltla Swing Into Spring! New, New experience on farm or tnduitrlal Pattern Catalog has separates, 'QJRECTORY Is not answered,-! equipment. Group Iniuranca. paid !i»auon. AM ur«i hOiiuIo lu vuw I — tiotu faHhUiimbftt, Ioiik uuarf, Jumpsuits, slimming shapes, vacirtlort. P*V 2386,..Telephone Answering Ser^ce In Tractor Company. 7J3$$a. Tbruld. coiitruat trima. free pattern coupon. 50 cents. I Prhilod D31S:' NEW Twin Foils, Day or Nlghf. JhgLg^v^rtlW f 10V4. 12\i. Instant Sewing Book, sew taka order* for Studio IR%. 20^. NEW MlHaca' today, wear toinorrow. |1. will be notified to call you. ■ Coimellci and hair faihton. No .■•Hiioa«. 10. la. n . le. ' Instant Fashion Book — Hun­ . territory rMtrlctloni. We train dreds o( f ^ o n (acts. II. you. Phone or Pt«ne, foltfree, B00 431-400S, anytime. 3a Ilmei-NewijTlSIoTTnnr-IOOTii Sunaay, May a , for Know-How in Real Eslate- Realtor Week

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,Hem«« For Sale 50 Homat For SoU Hemai For Sal* Formi For SoU 52 C«in«t«ry Lota 6WNER TRANSPgHHING ■ muil FOR SALE OR LEASE. 3-b»dro175, ACe REALTY. 733.S3U. new. Odell Smith, S11-SS3I, Rupert.' outfit. 50 acret luth pasture, 3 ,Cajnpan NEW bELUX Bpilt-level, gold hornet, ampio barnt an^-ioaflng TWO FURNISHED apartments, 335 SELL OR TRADE for cattle. John lamllv room In b«Mm»nt plui NEIGH­ Deere No. 316-T baler, good •xpanilon tpaca. Only (34,000. medallion. 4.bedroom, family thedt. Will handle SO la 100 head SELF-CONTAINED 1945 ■ V)o Oualily Buy 3rd Avenue North. See manager or I^EIDTMAN HGALTOHS n i IMS room, fireplace,'range and dlih* cowe. Can be had on eaty termt. Trallwlde expando camp trailer. phone ;33-a5S7, alter S. condition. Phone 374-436B, • Call Mr. Smith, 357-730J, or wnlte Carpeted. (3550. 733-1141. ; al Budgot Pricos 179 North Milton. Shelley, Idaho. 40-30 JOHN OfeCRE TRACTOR Wllh UUHL. DY OWNTR. 3 b»droomi 1'/> BORHOOD Apartmantt—'Unfurn. 71 cab. Locking axle, dualt. A good batht, lolal rileclrlc. Carp«l»d, Comet with thit properly in nor- W ACRES, full tharet Twin-Fallt MADRON CAMPERS TRAILER one. Phone 7)3-9436, largo living room, dinino area, Iheait area. 3 larger lhan-utual SALES now open Monday and EFFICIENCY aparlment. Ap. water. Modern home wllh oil Friday 10a.m. • 9 p.m. Sundayt 3-7 lamllv room.- Double gMrao*- bedroomt, ^ batht, charming furnace, large barn, milk room, pllancet furnithed, fully carpeted. GLEANER C-3comblnewilh cab air Large lot. Low Interokl. 64J.iA32. OPEN HOUSE Sunday afternoon. living .room and tunkan family p.m., Cloted Tuesday. 734-3841 or Vieat artd waler furnitl^ed. Phone '■ Come tee new 3 bedroom, car­ fair corrali. Priced to tell. <*l 733-3874.------— -- con Atking 17,000. tervlce our talesl Kit, Prowler. FOH.HENT; 3 bedroom furnlsiied MASSEY FERGUSON 3-bhr beet CHARLES P. HAWKER. L 8, N REAL ESTATE WILKINS TRAILER SALES, WILKINS TRAILER ■ riome on 1 acre ground, 733 6107. and bean culllvalor. 13' Hestton REALTOR. taiS klmberly Road. 334-4800,331 So. Lincoln, Jerome Gooding. ' aller • p.m. 3»0 twather. B37-59S5, Phone 7U'SS33> or evening!, 733- For A New' EVENINGS: - SALES AAoderately K's Specials Dick Gregory 733-1307' WANTED: Large used chop hay ' 7879. 839 SnS. Priced Home I f^UY THE DESt. Ali modelt Travel 3100 South Main—Gooding Ho u m i—FurrtUhad. CALL ut lo lee an attractive older CdSlockfon 374-4180" Queen campert. Now In tiock. wagon. Joe Shelby, 3046 Hlllcrest Approved for FHA, 01, or-con­ or 733-7639. ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroomi, tamlly ventional loam, contact Mark home with formal dining room, Sportsman Uxige, 1000 Springt, 3 DEOHOOM HOUSE, Heferencei room, aluminum tiding, fenced Koll, STAR CRAFT HOME fireplace, 3 bedroomt, 1'/^ balht. BO ACRES with Improvemehlt tlagarman, Idaho. required. Phone 334-4I09, Jerome. yard, tldewalkt. lO.VM. Good termt. MASSBY-FEROUSON plow, 3 repretenlallve. touthweit ot Jerome, U4,W». bottorh, IB Inch, trlp-t>eam, REALTY 733 S317. CHAMPION Hout«t—Unfurnl(h*d 74 40 ACRES bare ground, 35 tharet cylinder and hosat. Phone 433- DRIVd OY THIS lovely 4 bedroom HARRISON water, located loulhweil ol NEW 5960. brick home at 7U Norlhvlew &3A-3374 Jerome. 118,000. TWO • OEDROOM duplex, full Drive. This home h«i all the extra» REALTY WILKINS TRAILER SALES, batemeni. UOO square leel, car­ IDAHOTRACTOR talvage. Cash lor K Gooding, 9349955. MOTOR HOMES peted, draped. 17U Dora Drive, - used tractors. Utad parit al big you would expect In a luxury ' home. After you drive by you will PR IC E C U T ! 733-2322 DRYDEN AGENCY Pov^ered by Dodge 733 0146. ditcolinlt. 733-B393. want to >ee Itte Inilde to call 3 OEDROOM home —now reduced Dorbllty Kolar 733^040 334 5333 403 S, Lincoln 1949 VOLKSWAGEN Camper LOWEST PRICED IN ■ Eunice Cooper 7J3 4MO, or LAND to only 111,100. Spaciout living Evenlhgt: 334-4833or 534-3404 tpecial,'complete wllh lent, water 3-BEDROOM houta, unfurnlstied, WANT TO TRADE: 15' beet bed I6r room and dining room. 3 ballii. Gone Conner 733--1019 tyslem and refrigerator. 17,000 THE VALLEY carpeted, gat heat; Coupli - OF-'PICe O f IDAHO REALTORS, . miles wllh new^.Mlchelln llr«. -pra/errad-U34U7£Unoulr«JJl.2nr tpud t)ulk bed. FHione 334-3166. V73307U. ------large baument and ovage.-See. __ J.ER0A4E/-IDAH0___ thli neat home |odayl (3.000 firm. 478-3135. Avenue Worlti. 3 DCDROOM'HOME. Eail of city, WE UUY, tell or tell for you all tteel tiding, attached garage, your CHARM& LUXURY OH M Y ! STOCK RANCH UUS CAMPER, Short Mheel bate, IN KIMBERLY, 3 bedroom haute, kindt of uted larm machinery. own weil and ditch wale<. Only THIS EXQUISITE home will toll ISWHAT YOU'LL SAY 350 ACRES, liO acret irrigated, V-8, 4-tpeed, 3-tpeed axle.' — Trailer-Sales "gat lUrnace. wather, dryer MOLYNEUX MACHINERY, 1963 IU,S00. C«ll Nadine Koepnick 7U- lmmed(at«lv> 3 bedroomt. 3 batht When vou lour It^lt 3 bedroom balance dry patlure, M5,000. PotUractlon. Sleeps 4, Gat, 259 Overland Avenue, Burley t\ookup. Phone 433-S\S4. I^loral Ave., 733-7S47. 73W, or LAND OFFICE OF and deni Alto, 3 llreplacet and uMra famlly homo. Country aimo- Termt. eleclrlclly, relrlgeralor, tiove, IDAHO REALTORS. 7U07U. bfablllully finlthed recreation tphere In city Eatl location. Every oven, furnace, waler pressure Phone 678-96n UNFURNISHED ' HOUSE 1 FOR SALE 1969 New Holland Stack- room. Seldom can we offer all this room hat tomefhlno tpecial. tytfem, completely carpeted. bedroom, gat furnace, crulser, 3 balet wide, 41 lo 43 inch FOR SALE by ow.»ier. J38.200. , lor only SIB.SOO. Excellent location. Family room, rumput room, batement, hardwood floort. bates. Top condition, 4B7-3B33. Lovely all-electric, 3-bedroom. 3- HURRYI batemeni, 3 car garage, fabuiout ERICKSON MOTORS Couple, as. 733-0866. yard, and much much more. FISHING SEASON'S NEW'HOLLAND telf-propalled bath home witti office. Bullt-ln_ 733-4000 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, lor ap harrow bed. Automatic bale — kllcheniCuetomdrapefTCIfpeflnO' U7,SOO. Terrific low Interetl 01 1 I2 S 2 9 1 paneled family room with AMLETT loan', tiarf be attumed. Owner Tony. 433 5488 COMING!' polnlmeni call 734-3U6. waoont,'field ready. AAodel No- tranil»<-/ed..flfil,Cpme, flrtt terve II1BECIB3* ■ p™* IrH!* UROCKMAN'STRAILCR SALES 1043, »3,893 and Model No. 1045, fireplace. Fenced yard.'covered Earl, 433 5459 Let BAKER'S prepare UI95. New Plymouth, 37B-3117 patio- Near high ichool «nd on Ihli one. 1043 Olue Laket North FOR RENT; luxury 3 bedroom coliege. Atiume i per cent loan. Your Authorlied Prowler Dealer your travel trailer or home, acreage and corralt, aller 7 p.m. m EALTY TWIN FALLSRCALTY .YNWOOD REALTY. 610 Blue Inquire anytime at 1334 Faiii Oov« >tnml«ll, Rroiitr AND INSURANCE pickup camper for Avenue Ca»t, Twin Falli. or 733- 733 344J APPROXIMATELY 35 acr« 7 Now 1971 Prowlor 16Foot Laket North. 733 M11. Heavy Equipment 93 1713, PI«no coll 733 4079 (nn^iim*) mllet from Twin Fallt, good older Ctlher Doyle, Evet. 73 3 5408 FUN DAYS! TO LEASE OR SELL. V/j acret. 3 Ann Xolimoiltr 73.r?RIO (>>nm«). George Haney. Cve*, 733 44M 3 bedroom home. Assume large Front dinette AUCTION, JUNft.lO-. G.1. loan. Only U3,000. Electric braket Parts t)edroom houta. garage and lull MAJOR CONTRACTORS' 4 tieeper batement. In Jerome, 334 3M7. EARTHMOVINOEQUIP, put bf Town Homes 51 Butane Hoht Supplies 10:30a,m. S903M|ttlon Blvd. Uank financing ONE-OEDROOM brick duplex and WEST RIVERSIDE, CALIF. y/j LOTS with Jtlory houte on * Service two-bedroom apartment. Call (7) Cat D9G-66A Tractort: (3) Twin Falls corner lot, fenced, t5,SOO. inquire -•^-Everything for-- ____ _d#y.J< _«3:5i]6. DlH-4iA; DI-ISA; D6-9U; TO-340; ■JiI~IDT4 SouHrCIncoln, Jerome, (3) J'D 4S0. your recroationg! ' RENT OR SALE: Two Sbedroom, 3 4TRUCK CRANES. Incl.1967 PLH Multiple Listing balh homet, «300 -1400 month. 733- 645-TC. 5-Ton. HAZCLTON home with total ol 5 THISWEEK vehicle. 0166. 6 SELF-ELEVATING t>edroomi, 3 balht, family room, 14 lo 34 foot model! available SCRAPERS; 4 Terex TS-34 twin Service only IS mlnulet drive from Twin 733 83M 733 3340 733 5015 Re«mt— fteord and,Room 76 eng-; Cat DW-31, Pallt. A r«al buy at only *17,900. 7 CRAWLER-LOADERS: Cat 977H Call Joan Schwari 135 SA08, or BAKER'S CLOSE IN. clean, excellent sleeping Traxcavalor; Cat 955-H; J-D 3010 4.AND OFPICE OP IDAHO Lots and Acr«oB«8 54 BROCKMAN'S AUTO MOBILE HOMES roomt. Private entrance. Air I, 4501 Cate 600 310, 300; TD-14. RGALTOnS, 71307)6. 4)2 Addison Avenue West conditioning. 137 4th Avenue M WHGEl Loadert; Cat 9BI; A-C and TRAILER SALES Norih, TL 645, Trojan 4000 I 3000; J-D } ACRES, toulheatl ol Joromo, no 733-3359 600, 450, 400, 300, 1010; Cate 440, All "MLS" Members improvement!, pavM road. 334- CLOSED SUNDAYS 430- 4 Cat 13 Motor Gradert, 99E. 5373 or 734 3409, evertlngt. QI8 Mnin Av«. Soulli, Twin Fulli 1 WILL CARE for elderly person In B Dackhoet. 3 Water Pullt, Deon Fenifermolter'i my home. Vacancy now. Phone FOR SALE by owner. Excellent EpU5Poinit . 734-3167 733-3513. Compaction tr . Paving Equip., W E S TE R N I till anil Ovtrlnnd. Durliy A7U-7S74 Comprettort. Trenchart. AAoblle Belong To The Twin building lol In Lynwood tub- Radloe, Truck TrAclort, Tralleri, R E A L T Y CO. dlvition. Phone 731-3338. MoblU Horn* Pothlha 79 Mlic. Conlractort Tools 8. Equip. 444 Main Soulh ' For llluttraled brochure, contact Falls Board Of - . 733 3145 3 ACREAGES wllh 3 bedroom MOBILE HOME SPACE for rent, JACK ROUSE I. SON. Auctioneers tlomet. Soulh tide. Fenced for 1117 S. Robertson Rlvd. Don Wallace 731-7414 ^horiM. «18,000 and up. Call Dill at 309 West 4th, Jerome. Plione 334- Come See Why . . . 3148, Lot Angelet. Calil. 90035 731-8033 or AAounlain States Realty Phone (313) 373 0731 Realtors Farmi For SaU 53 731 5974. KIT CAMPERS THE BUY. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY space Hay, OvAreo Twin Folit Arto Jerome 334-36S3; Shothone/ 116- Norlhtldv'toeatlon.'Cloto'to Hlgn~ m'vUsT foiTt^Ve rutlTm'e’ ’ way 93. ThIt it a good lltllng al DEllvtwEOANOSET ^ 470-3519 734-2331 7587; Durley, 671-9253; Haiellon, New aparlmenKompleM, 8 unlti. 3 10 V iS wUli t K IS oHtentlfln. 3 •W-5303. plus piece \7S,t60 and the Urmt wilt tuh bedrbomt each, fully carpeted, u noci.ii'f Uni»5\S7 Unit 5^57 almost any qualified buyer. Tiie bedroom, partially furnlsed. 733 cirapet, appilancet, finest con- 7174 aMernnont and evening!. SELECT tlrat Incorporated. All of mind. llrti ono to really look thit one over tlructlon and appolntmenls. t>low In Farm ImpUmorst^ 90 will buy II. Call ut now. TWIN Twin FalU breads, dairy, beef. Waller Lellch, FELDTMAN REALTORS 7111P8B ‘3995 54J-46SB, FALLS REALTY. 733-3443. FOUR MODEL IIS Intarnatlonal Cveningt Either Doyle 7U-5408, planter unlit mounted on VX" tool George Haney 719-4409. FOR SALE (80,000. Weil-secured 4 BEDROOM 4 and teatoned, 8 per cent real )bar, haavy-Aftrama, automatic CaMU 103 Call a Realtor 14' Flpotwood Custom BROCKMAN'S markert. 13 loot Kiwanae roller TRAILER SALES harrow. Seven Acme corrugatori. Expanded livInQ room S43-S749. You datBrvfl the prol«itionol tarvice of o Reallor bocauta Your Creol lobet Dealer west, <^h.48r-;335 Richfield 734-3440 Good Used Buys licotion for serving you well. You gel a lol thol doem'l ANTIQUD SHOP wllh rental Twin Falli Good baby and pasture calvet for show that protects and bepefits you when a Realtor hond- property Included...... - - - 0/»en 7 tlayi 9lo9 ■ale. All klndt.-Phone 334UU:for- le's your sole. PUREBREDRANCH 314-402*. Jerome. 100 acret with V) mile Ironlage on — ^Usod Tractors— Infertlale 80. Ideal lor regltlered W E S TE R N Don't sitorl-change yoursell when you're ready to tell. SIMPSON'S 1 — Deere 4530 pietel -OTHER EQUIPMENT- 10 CLOSB-UP SPRINGER Holstein Conlact a Realtor. cattle or horta operation. All In helfert. ABS Breeding. Phone 337- hay and pasture with lull waler. } R E A L T Y CO. ,r— Johf* Deere 2530 Got Power I — I i ‘ KIWANEe roller borrow - 6666. Duhl. . bedroom home and corrals. 444MAIN SOUTH INVIVIDUAI.LOT thill For Know-How In Real Esloie — See Your Reallor ' U4,000> 111000 down. 733 3145 1 — .John DMre BBO 13' Demo Don Wallace 731 7414 MOVING '• ., 2--,formoll 560 Dieul Wloil'Dwer ReoiSTEREp Black Angut bull I — John Deere 730 DIeiel calvet, tired by AAon Repota TWIN FALLS BOARD OF REALTORS ■■' PETERSON REAL ' PARTS 1 — John.Deere 68Q 14' Demo Torch. Phone 7U0t93. SAWMILL EQUIPMENT. ) — AlliiCKuUertD-10 BARHCSpCAlIV * MAGIC VAUEVREAITV •ESTATE American Ne. 1 ^111 with 4' SALES Windrower ..E£LmMAN;HtALlOJJa_____ . C.W, McROBEBISl CO. 1 — Formnll 304 Dlewl SO HOLSTBIN hellerB, ap­ W*nd«ll ’.diameter taw. Electric motor. 734- OLDEST DEALER Siverol o'uod used com binit, OfM STATE HUIIY ' “ MOUNTAIN fiTATfS BEAITY 3490. • j ' 1 — Allit Cholmert XT«190 DUul John Deere, J.I .Coie, ond Mot- proximately 350 poundt. 3* head Holetain heifert< 6S0 ^unda, 336- CIOBC RCAIIY { ' •• RKAl (STATE SERVICE 450 ACRES, row crop, plenty of g, ui*, reody to go- HAMIETI«AITV::______-SHAW,REAII.Y- -Watar^Lolt or-bulldlno8.-corrala- ..S194.----_ 1 ___ — ...... for 700 head. C«m«ieryT(»ts 59 ■SeRVfCE”O tP A lR ■“ KAVTUHfilSO^ BtAlfV TWiNFAUS REALTY FRESH SPRINGER COWS. Halfera, UKUNKLAGIi^CY TAYIOR AGENCY Wl>ete pfkei ore born onii W E S TE R N FOUR lots In Lakevlew area of rolled eliewher*.,.. built, hort«a;.Loan or tall. Darrel c, lOONtv, nuiiOH. WESTERN REAITV Suntal Memorial Park near the Lyon S43 SI34, 543 5934. itfNWOOD RUIIV UMOYNE REALTY R E A L T Y CO. Bronxe Bible. (190 each Include* SIMPSON Mobile Homes GEM EQUIPMENT, INC: HAWKER R£AIIY . BYRON WRIGHT 733-2365 Perpetual Care'. Will tell Twin Foils, 733-7272 ~ Buhl, 5-43-4392' FOR SALC, 3 family milk cowt now . M ISTOl AGeNCV , ., . 436 4744 . JOHNiUIMtBAlTOB teparafefy or' i ' ' • Chel Sherem, 733-9360 • Dee Kurlon, 343-5497 milking .... 1HORSOH & CaH 731-3711. Rupert, Idaho 4Z).^SI CO. Don Wallace - 733 7414 ‘ * «©oe« Me>-to«, 733-3«6

U,. Sunday. AAay 33. 1971 Tlmes Nawt, Twin Falla, Idaho 39 CoItU 104 Oorag* Salat. P«lt and Pal SupplUt 110 Applianct«& HH Equip. 130 Mlwallan*ouf For SaU 140 Autoi For Sola 300 AutetForSala LONG VEARUNGS Oiarolali bull* LADY'S OR CHtLOREN'S e«ntla GARAGE SALE. Toys,' books, USED STEAM cleaners 'for sail, TMdy to go to iwK, Tvw watt Palomino, bridle and saddle furniture, clothing, many -g hlehway 30 W louth wtti of available. IM-anv. Shothon^. misceitaneous items. 443 Plerr* Buhi. Larry FInnay. North Street Hagerman,after 4:0 days or evenings. THOROUGHBRED (fockay club) USED FURNITURE sale. Corner GRASSCALVES marM.fllllet.CDltt. Captain Blood group couch and chair, S135, WE REBUILD hydraulic jacks at Local calvat ter ula •> all |lmai had tllly with LIne O.FIracolt by tide. Naugahyde rocker, »30. Electric AKC black Labrador relclever pups, Abbott's Auto Supply, 305 into all of ttiair iholt. rtady to go. Two Ptwna 733 OMS, range, »40, Dressers, table, chairs. (tood Thing! To Eo» Shoshone SI. South. Watt Highway M Vt South Watt 9 weeks old. Ready for fall hunr- Make offer. 734-1817. o» Buhl. Larry FInnay. ting. 543 4S05. LARGE RHUBARB FOR SALE(^15 REGISTERED QUARTER horses, 9 K 13 LINOLEUM rugs, assorted standing at stud. TInky's Cspada BEAGLE PUPS,both sexes.4weeks cents'B pound. Phone 733-8333; patterns, U.95. BANNER FUR­ REGISTeRED ANGUS built (or by TInky Poo and Ed's Starduster old. Weaned. Phone 4SS-4333, of Music and Appliance, 733-4931, NITURE, Twin Falls, 733-1431. tala, It monlhi.and 3 yaar oldi. by Starduster. For Inlormatlon Hollister. Shrubb«ry, Plant«,'Bulbs 136 Jim Brooks, Haialton #J9 50)>, _Dhona-a2i.2092.___ .------USED WESTIN.GH0U5E aollronav MINI'AtUr C p o o d l e pupplei, good condllion> Used convontlonal BEDDING PLANTS, tl.lO doien. U.S. Divers and Scubapro. .100 to ISO Molilain halfart hand. silver grays and blacks. 7 weeks wather »S0. 733-4390. and Service. 534-3909. 3 YEARLING Appaloosa colls. Good NorthvieW Gardens, mile north Weight 1.000 to 1,)W pounds, IMo old. Filer, 334 S44B. of Buhl, Clearlakes Road. .Blaine ways to llhanca. Ona lo loUr yaart. for 4-H< club projects. mile a' NEW HYDROPLANE HULL. North Jerry's Cun Shop. Clair SPOT CASH. and AAelda Williams. Cows Inturad agalntt daMh- All Tor Furnlture Appllancei SAITO vwodbiock prints, framed, halfart guaranlaad. EUGENE Rindlesbaker, MINIATURE PINSCHERS, called non^iare glasi, 3 MAlKO, 1 hughes; 324M15. Jaroma. the King ol Toys. Pups or stud Thingsof Value TOMATO PLANTS, Ireth ranch service available. 733-4384, ■ BANNER FURNITURE eggs.'Back Acres, 3055 Elliabeth garden scene. Also, 3 framed APPALOOSA AND. QUARTER 137 Slid Avenue West 733 1431 Blvd., 733 B504, Thailand temple rubbings, non- With A Top Quality HORSES. All ages. Brtedlng and glare glau. Decorttor items. Best pleasure itock. Good club shots. Phone - offer, 47S3334. projects, terms. Rick Savae«> 433* Furniluta & HH Goods 133 Antiquas holstain halter and bull calvat; 3A3I. IS INCH WESTERN saddle for sale, Used Car Sall'tfacllon ouacantaad on AKC GREAT DANES, Poodles, PREMIUMS PAIOfor round dining BYGONES OR DOG-GONES, like new. good condlllpn. 733 0849 Norwegian Elk Hounds, always In slock, Pete Johnston, 304. after 4 p.m. dallvary. Top pricas paid lor REGISTERED APPALOOSA Somoyeds, Britlanys, German tables — roil lop desks — Brass 1965 DODGE DART '9 8 6 holttein iprlnger halfart and cowt. Gelding. S years. Wall broke. Shepherds, German Shorlhalri, Beds — China closets — baby South Waihlnglon (Airport Road), Plaata call S43 47M or 543-4013. II Phone 733 d«94. things. HAYdS FURNITURE 713 3345. 10" TABLE SAW, A-1 condition. 3 door hordtop, automatic Irantmittioii, radio, hooter, no antwer call In tha awenlngi, English Pointer and Shorthalr Priced for quick sale. 734-3844. 473 Mika Naal, 1mll«t Watt of Duhl. Crott.,WIII have lleaglet. MAC'S ALL TYPES antique furnlMre, 'Walnut. 3UV OR sail your horsat M«iere KENNELS, Wondell, S34 3317. clocks, some glassware, • - M 1 75 you're treated righti I*ti6ne 3J4- Reasonable prices. SALIV'S 196 engine, automatic transmission, balance o( 5 PItone 734-3490. TIREDOF MOVING HOSC? Install CUSTOM PAINTING. Cars, trucks Radio and TV.Sati 135 an underground lawn sprinkler, pickups. Dents removec yeorworranly. LIKE NEW. 10 YO U N G PUREBRED WHITE FACE BULLS. JUST PURCHASED A now Sears Iree ettimales, call Jim Brawley reasonably. Tractors, trailer } . Range, Have for sale a- uted 40" RADIO ^ STEREOS FOR c»r 733-9433 or Trl-Valley irrigation house. f>hone 433-5434. 50 500 lb. HOLSTEIN STEERS. range. Phone 734-3403. and home.' New and used TV's. 534-3393. 1965 MUSTANG ...... ‘845 ExceilenI buys. CAMERA 3-door hardtop, radio, heoter, door shift. 45 200 to 400 lb, HOLSTEIN CALVES. JUST PURCHASED a now Sears CENTER. 5MAKLEE PRODUCTS. TWO like new FIreilone wide oval dryer. Have lor sale Hamlllon Biodegradable. Cleaner, Sup-R-Bell llres. G. 40 h -VS on 40 700 lb. OPEN HOLSTEIN HEIFERS. dryer, good condition. Ironrlte cotmellcs, food supplement. Free Chevrolet reverse chrome W4ieels. Ironer with a back-ease chair, USED COLOR TV'S as low at 199.50. demonslraMon 534-3340, Rulli Matching front tires and wheels 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA...... ‘895 excellenl condition. Phone 733 M «. Y ELECTRIC, 441 Main Taylor, vyendoli. Make offer. 733-3570, 1804 Granada MONDAY, MAY 24th 4S10. Avenue East. Drive. 2 door hardtop, V-B engine, outomatic trantmitiion, power FISHING POLES, reels, large steering, radio, heoter. 5DOOR FRIGIDAIRE r*lrio»rator, selection, low prices, RED'S automalic delrost, copper, t3l8 at TRADING POST. 315 S)tost\one DO IT YOURSELF! Cain's 733 71\1. SHAMPOO your own carpel, SHOSHONE SALE YARD WISE DRUG. Street Soulii. protesslonat reiulls- Rent a Clarke Phono O.J. or Bill Harris, 886-2281 LATE MODEL 30" deluw range and siiamoooer wllh companion 14 cu. ft. relrlaeralor-lreeier. 31 INCH 2CNITH color TV wllh new 1970 MERCUBY~7'^ horsepower vacuum. No so/o Momorio/ Day, Monday, May 3Is/ EKcellenl condition. 733-0973 alter picture tube. Walnut console. 1398 molor. 10 kilowatt power plant. BANNER FURNITURE M OTOR C O . at Cain's 733-7111. 434-4041 days. 733-1431 J p.m. QS4 4lh Avenue Wait Uied Colt 336SKoikon«Sl.'‘>M*tl Autos For Sola 300 Aulos For Sal* 300 Aulos For Sola Aulot For Sala Aulos For Sala 300 Autos For Sala 300 EXTRA EXTRA OPEN WEEK DAYS TIL 8 P.M Bill Workman FORD OPEN WEEK DAYS TIL 8 P.M. PRICES;GOOD THRU MAY 28TH ALL UNITS IN STOCK!!!! USED CAR SPECIAli AZ.Z OLDSMOBILE98-" t i r ^ O O f j r j Sedap, lull power, I W Q O factory air conditioning...... ■

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If you’ve outgrown your present home in a home that fits your family’s neieds. your new house fits your family needs. or nalqhbprhe^d. and haven't traded up Sure, you’ll be paying a hiahe^ interest And he’ll help you secure the best avail-, because ydu're-waiting for-prices to drop—- rate^for thatneW house.. -butthat modey . ab(i£fi5aFiT-tQO^-^— ------^___ — — - yqu could be postponing today’s , will more than come back to ypu as the Don't short-chainge yourself and your happiness for even higher future costs. value of your real estate increases. family by delaying your hbme purchase. Here’s the Smart move. Trade ,up now, Your Realtor Is an expert when it comes Call a Realtor today. through a Realtor. That way you’ll ride to trading. He’ll help you get top dollar the vyave of increasing real estate values for your present homerand see to It that For Know-How In Real4cslate—See Your Realtor..

- a GREAT PLACE to GROWING WITH MAGIC VALLEY Now In Our New Location To Serve You Better START . . . So you're juU itarljng put ond n*«d a place to live . . . you'll find (utt what fho-Best-ln-Magic Valley! I you wani by colling GEM STATE Don't settle for anything less than the'experlenco and krtowledge of these Realtors. The Reoltors on REALTY this page know their BUSINESS. They must be profdssionally qualified before they con odd the title Comptals Service .. "Realtor" to their name. Not all people who deal in real estate ore Realtors. Mortgage Loon Department FHA& VA loont These Redtofs can offer you a wide choice of properties, and advise you on selecting one which - Auto-PIre & Cotually Iniurance best fits the needs of your foniily and your financial position. Deportment They ore experienced at handling the. details which are. involved Jn every real estate transoc- AppraUol Deportment !*ion. Auctioneer Service They can advise you on financial arrangements, and help you select a plan suitable to your budget. Rosidontial - Farms • Comtriorcial They con bo trusted. The. Realtors on this page subscribe lo a strict code of business ethics which pro/e(tiona/ RfAlTORS a r t hare lo serva you his membership in the Boord of Realtors demands. DALE PATTERSON J.W. MESSERSMITH Sr. In short, these Realtors can give you‘ THE BEST in Professional Assistance and sove you both RAY SABALA JIM MESSERSMITH Jr. "C/^ooi« your rtahor liitt you choot* you doctor." PATTIE NAF2IGGER KAYE WALL time and money . . . MALIORY FISHER ROY CHRISTENSEN And when you move into your exciting new property, it will be another "home ‘made" through George Haney Esther Boyle R.G. (Dick) MESSERSMITH DOUG VOLLMER the friendly, trustworthy services of these Realtors. _ . PERSONALIZED SERVICE GEM STATE REALTY Call these Realtors today for all your Real Estate needs. TWIN FALLS REALTY & INSURANCE | 633 Bluo Lakes Blvd. North 733-5336 I Now ol North 5 Poinli — 733-346J.

1 1/8 acre, 3 bedroom brick with 2 baths, extra-lorgo double garage. $29,950. M A G IC VALLEY REALTY ABSOLUTE LUXURYI ___ 4 acres on Shoshone Falls Rood. Most beautiful Spodoul wKlla britk opproiimaiil^ 3500 iquor* moln K Harrison Realty view 3*bedroom frame to be finished to buyer's floof, Of tulal ol appfonifflutil^ 47fiQ. tquott J»o«, tfuly tovalyl 3 b«droomi on moln tioor, family dining room. Enjoy a covered and storage. On Greenwood. Excellent for tiUQf lir«plnc« In •ock unll, bulll-ln oppllatt<*t. Thit It vary ctiolcil HURRY and see these 2 new listings Uom Atkino S3^.000. patio complete with outdoor fireplace in $18,500. SHAW REALTY A charming brlcW homa on North 9th. 2 b«droomi plui 1 2 bedrooms im finished basement), large FINE HOMESITES a lovely socludod back yard. Give us a In the botemenl. dining room and d«n, tlr»plac«, aoubU. | living room, garage, patio, 2 baths. Fillmore. For rtiidsntlol) olw. \>uildino lott tor dupU>«( t>*ar high icliool. OiUd lt(«*li. ro(«tiional Jefferson. $14,500. ,/oom, attached double garoge plui ci double corport are oM><« br two-badroom Kom«. EkUo iarga lot o o o ti Irom lyrju/ooJ Income propertyi 3 apartments on 6th Avenue Shopping Canlar.Adciptobla (or molt gnylKiny. SI4.300. farmi. juit a few of the feature!. There't loti of room for cart, comper, bool, troll cyclei, dogi, and In-lawil Will conild* K Harrison Realty North. Will bring $250 monthly. $24,500. er tradet. Hurry and coll NETTIE MAGEL at 733-1242 733-2322 C. Looney, Realtor M a g i c V a l l e y R ea lt y Dorthy Kolar 33-6848 181 North Blue la l(» 733 SS80 733-4081 Gordon I. Crock«lt, Broker SHAW REALTY Geno Conner 733-4019 Edna Irish.. Buhl — 543-5727 EVEIvllNGS & SUNDAVSi 733-0473 * Both Wickhom ...... 733-5476 733-6531 733-3169 ‘ 733-5030

Don Wallace QUALITY BUILT HOMES I 2500 ACRE cattle setup. plus BLM, loti of woter, I one nearly new homo. 2 L-O-O-K QUIET, I good log houiei, cor- PRICE CUT $1,0001 Spacious homo on Poplar KIMBERLY HOME QUALITY CONSTRUCTED lovaly 3'b«droem brl(«, U>>l‘ly AMD room, go» turooc*. ond o” '" room, lormol dining room, $15,900. oo«. All {orpatad axccpl carp«t«d (omily room., with I 460 ACRE row crop, bitchan. loro« (•ncad lo* Wllli (iraploc*. lovaly built ln kif- I good productive tprink- ouliida llraploca.QuoKly con- than includat diihwaihar, Cbmfortable I le ground, metal ihed $18,500 WILL NEVER buy more! Exquisite homo itructad.Only S3S.000. braaklatt r\ook, ortd ni<> ki)(li«n with dinatta. Uli- barly location. Built-in kltchan, lily room, gorog*, lowat y po­ dining room, Iarga living carry bolance on contract at 7 per cent. Total All aUdiic — 3 badioomi. (15'x30'). Recreation room, 4 bedrooms pnd a lio, automntle jprinkling »y»- room, utility room, (arlay Mnthari 733 B473 444 Main South 733-236iS Ann Hoffmaster 733-2810 (Home) KIMBERLYiERLY DIAL-423-5289

RANCH, 480 acres deeded, plus NEW! 280 acres state land, total: of |T| i R E A d Y ! 760 acres, all fenced, 450 Inches water. BUYING or S E L L IN G ^ V 130 ACRE (arn^ $45,000/and 156 acre ranch, well located In beautiful Hagerman Valley, de­ velopment potential. Improved 160 acres, one mile from Buhl, $90,000. 80 Acres Northsfde, good home and out build' ingi, $40,000, . OUR DESIRE tS TO SERVE YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS Tb THE BEST income property — 8 unit motel in Twin Falls, Shoshone Acr3r^bdiv«ion OF OUR ABILITY . Approximately, ^ 16 acreS; choke land/ only \Vi 5 unit apartment irvtwln Falls. ’ : I 31»droomi,3 boll.1, (o.njl» room (ta l.M In .«P «5* n miles West from Twin Falls, brick, 4 bedroomt/ FOR DEPENDABLE SERVICE, I lr> portlol boMmartt, (iraptoC*, corpatad, doubU goraga, built-lrt rono« Choice Residential property in Twin Falls. Prime CALL ANY MEMQER OP OUR STAFF } onddlihwoiKar.S3A.OOO. • ■ „ ■ . n i « 2 full baths, 2 fireplacet, bultt-lr)i, carpeted 4 badroom*. 3 both*, tomlly room, corpatad, ( t r * ^ « , comniercial property on Blue Lakes Blvd. :EITHLEY • 733*2400 0« f0fl*, olr conditlonUfl. pr«lptrofi, lar** jow>try tat wlih vUw. t^.OOO. throughoutr 2 car ottached garage. Call Globe U(>ll oportm*nlWldlrM, joH'V Realty for^ppointment to Show. $34,500. Fred Thhme. 733*3838 * Woldo Mortem 543-400] oot, b*»Hi-UHt automatic, power dlllon. factory air cdndltlonino< Supreme,, factory air. radio, t13S. 1948 Dodge \ ton truck, »1M. 3.300 actual mllaa. EKCellent ov^rhaute radio, ittreo. baited powtr ttaarlng. power disc brake* healer, MIcheiln tires,ivlnyl top. 3}&-S3a4. condition. 731-7953. Hrei. See al 613 AAaIn Avenue below book price. 733-9403. One, owner. 13.350. 7313341. EX" m INOERSOLU OYROLE *lr North, phone 733-SOU. 733 U74. tension U. I , MAY 11" ROVAL T Y PEW BIT ER #fuJ comprewor. Good condition. Alao, OVORKAAAN I... lUnd. DoubI* pt^Mtal walnut COMPLETE LINE OF. FOR SALE, 1947 CHEVELLfe Super. BROTHERS oflic* dMk oP' 1970 Datsun Pickup, fully iequip- 1947 CADILLAC sedan DeVIKe. M U S T S E L L OUlCICLY. 19*4 Pontiac-Cadlliac HUSQVARNA BULTACO ped. EMCelltnt condltbp. Phone Sport '394'. Phone 537.4473, aner Volkswagen Buo. Biu-iBiu-bdok value Walnut twtvat ctiairt with padt. Trail and competitiona. blket In excellent condition, one owner. CMC Walnut wil»i *1 R«palr^— J82 1944 CADILLAC, take__ over. ~'TWtn F alli paymenU. P)ton4 734-3739. J-HON, 3SPEEb TRANSMISSION with 350 V-n *tiotn*, 5 «p#*H tfan*mli- overdrive US. Good Chevy block to linn, 3 rear u.le, 035 m 30 MI«c«llanMUt Wonttd M l rebuild US, »9M Mmury motor 10 ply tlrai, 30 * dW Bucid ttud 62 New Cqrs- complete. Rum oood.-»\iO. J07 wlieeli, iixn*. to5004. A:00 p.m. , hooV», B.OOO pou.l(l front ipringi, 30,n00 poond c.of »p*lngi, one 334-4IJ9 A„„,v.r»rvsp.e,.l For Less Mu^t Go In,. After A p.m. Pick your car or truck {iiul May! wu'll loiisu it to you iit CHDSOB.... *2295 VO^LKSWAGEN * 1 695 NEED NEW or UMd greellnu card SINGLE AXLE 3horietrailer. Well JOHN CHRIS 1WB OLDSMOBILE 9B 4 rack*. Call Jim Jackion at 7U- built. Covered iteel lop, Ptione 473- 3 door hardtop rock-hottoVn cost. r(iti*t, vinyl rooi. ol' con- 1 own*f. ■ I 196V0LDS DYNAWilC ■ MOTORS ditlonliiQ. 88 AOI Muin Avtnu* full 733’)l)33 S246o.6o .4 Door Sedan, Power brokel power WANTED A USED «I>RINKLGR . Ileering, ontomolic Honimiiiion, blue ivtlem, pump and 'h mile of 9" or Come in ancl get 1968 B U IC K CADILLAC finitli, lo(olly~own(d (lutomnbile, tliii 4'' pipe. M3-4709 before 7:00 p.m. ^Aulet For SaU .,. ., *3795 . . . *2995 I9W ^i-TON 1-owner Ford pickup. wildcat ^ door hardtop ' the facts!' DtVilli,' lull i>ow»f. oir'condilion- I ilioulii give you loti ol good troni- ..Elacira.-iulLpower, vinyl root., Ing, vinyl roof. porlotion." I9 i7 'COUg AR, power ileerlng. - '‘"I'l S2I«.66 nir conditioninQ, (sni ilinrp. automatic, floor shift. 11,70.0. Thoiton Pficod .... $377 Phone 433 4034. 1967 GOOD USED Doal molor, from 7 to 19ii9 M E R C U R Y 1967 \96\ INTERNATIONAL with cab AAonterey 4 door sedan 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA 10 hortapower. 73J aM*r 5 high camper, new rubber, dual oa» MUSTANG. . . *1495 CHEVROIET . *1395 A„„,v.r..rv Sp.d.1 ~lm|Kiln Sf>. radio, power ll*«rii)g, 4 Door Sedon, V-0 engine, nutomnlic lank, »49S. 33i-4433. V-B, automatic Irantmlssi LEASING 709 V-0 atiytnB, 3 ipe«Cj , 3S0 wilh (loof, 4 doof, 6 cyliml»r engin*. ilnnd- 01 courie bucket leoll, lbo( mounted ' balance mower with 3 point hitch, 350 horse. 4speed, stwco, power- 2 ord trnniniittion. 4U-M74, Roule Mo. '•i Bur(av> steering. S37-i734, Casllotord. lliit), excelUrt) economical. Idaho. Drive A liHlo Theiion Priced , . 1967 CORVETTE convertible, uikI ..,,$995 NAVY BLUE dret» Explorer Seoul lor Church work. Days 734 3750, HI NEIGHBOR Anc/ Sov'o A Lot! [acket. tlie 40. f’hone m-74H. evenli^s 734-3044 1969 MERCURY MONTEREY 1964'CHEVROLET CUSTOW/STATIONWAGON, locoi 1 1959 DODGE WAGON, lilr. good S|iotl Coupo, V-[), oulotnolit tram- 1968 DODGE owner, excellent condition, V-fl en­ 1957 WILLY'S JE^P. lockout hul)l. mechanical condition, now brakes Sintion Wnoon.-V-B, 9 paii*nod you will buy. Tliniien Priced-.. . $1488. S3A7 evenings. $ 1 9 9 5 DELTA AND OPUNSWICK pool ^2995 1966 PLYMOUTH FURY VIP 1949 FORD RANGER, V-B. loaded including air conditioning. tablet, and acceiurleit 733 MOI automatic, power steering. Phone evanlngt, James Clark. 1966 LTD INTERNATIONAL 543-4440. Thoiion Priced . , . $ 1 1 1948 CHEVELLE Mailbu. 307' V 8. 4-dnor. Tim ballar iiinn ci Crew cnh, U Ton pickup. 88 automallc transmission, excellsnt 1949 FORD TON truck, long wheel condition. Priced to -sell fail. M095 . M395 1967 MERCURY COUGAR base. 13' Omaha combination Under blue book. 733-35 70, 1804 D/iglit red unmorred linilli. imoli V-0 Snowmebllai 160 grain and stock rack. 3»0 miles, Granada Drive. ■ engine/ outomolic ftanimiiiion. with Like new. Phone 733-4443. We Deal Your Way power tteering, of courie bucket FACTORY direct dealerships now leotl, iloor mounted tranimillion, w». available for the ail-new SCOR­ 1947 FORD FALCON Rancho ' lold new. . PION SNOWMOBILE. For In­ pickup. Good condltioOn and good formation write Rok( 444. Meridian, liras. 733 B1B7. 1970 FIAT 650 Sp< HARBAUGH AAOTORS TI»eiion Priced . . . $1888 or Box 3333. Idaho Fails, Green. 7,000mlh 934-4112 Gooding Direct Factory Poolor Autos For Sola Jerome. 1970 MERCURY MONTEGO BooU FerSaU U 9 WE ALWAYS HAVE WHAT liordlop Coupe, Small V-R engine, itick lliilt, wliite witli blue interior. HYDROPLANE speed boat with ■Theiton Priced trailer. 4S horsepower molor, 310 YOU ARE LOOKING FOR! . . , $2495 Caswell West or Phone- 733-B400. ■i?r 1965 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE CHRYSLER boats and motors. Starcralt boats. Camper trafters 4 door tedon, 6 cylinder engine, SOMNZA MOTORS 196Q DODGE CHARGER 1969 TOYOTA CORONA ilandord Iranimitiion. Harley-Davidson molocycles., V n engine, nulomatic Irantmii- JEROME IMPLEMENT i t. 7 door linrdlop, 4 tpeed Irontmii- Theijon Priced . . , . $585" MARINA. lion, power iteering, power braliet, lion, foctory air conditioning, itiorp, 130 New and 95 Select Used Cars ioclaiy nir canditioiiing, vinyl cov­ ' 1971 NEW ARRIVALS: Flberform ered lop. 196B FORD MUSTANG 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA and Sidewinder boats. Evlnrude Hardtop, V-0 engine, automatic 4 door tedon, liglil green itnitli, ex­ and Mercury motors. BUD AND 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY III tranimillion, power iteering, pow­ cellent tirei, tmoli V-0 engine, ilond- MARK'S. Your Evinrude and ^To Choose From .7”. ' 4 door liordlop,-V-l) engine, oulo- er lltokei, (octory oir condilioning, Mercury Dealer. 1143 Blue Lakes 0(d lliill. North, 73) 1)94. molit trnnimiHion, power jieering, vinyl top, nice. (nttory nir fondiljoning. Nite. Theiten Priced .... $988 ' 14'FIBERGLASS BOAT. Calor tilt 1960 PLYMOUTH FURY III trailer. Perfect condition. t450. They $ay prices will never be lower than right now! 1970 CHEVROLET 4 door liordlop, V-0 engine, oulo- Phone S43-4445. 4 door tedon, V H engine, niito- motic lianimiiiion. power iteerinQ, 1970 FORD LTD 4 Door Sedan ------USED— ------mntic Irantmiition, power tleanng power broket, loclory oir condi­ nlua metallic exterior, wilh vinyl top, • 40 HORSEPOWER boat molor with 70 OPEL ■ 69 PONTIAC GTO nnd brokei. Vun« and loolii eiira lioning, vinyl covered lop. power tteering. power brokel, foclory control. Also, 41^ horsepower' 2 door lodon, 4 spood transmission, oir conditioning, •xcelleni condition. motor. Doth *150. 733 5JM. V-8 engine,.4 speed transmission, Ral- good. noV rijbbcr, very low miloaQo. 67 PONTIAC 1970 DODGE POLARA Thoiten Priced .... ley wl»eoU, 4 door liordlop, V-0 engine, nulo- $3488 CAJALINA, 4 door station wagon, •1969 DODGE CORONET 440 141,^' BELL BOY, 40 hors* Johnson Stolion wogon. V-H ongine, oulo- malic tranimillion. power iteering, 1970 MERCURY MONTEGO molor, trailer. 734 3090 ailar 4:00. . 3 DAVSONI.Y...... H 595 power broket, loclory air condi­ Financing available. powor stooring, power brokos, air con- 3 DAYS ONLY ...... ^ 990 motic tranimillion. power iteering, 4 door ledon, economicol V-fl engine, ' ditioning. lactory oir conditioning, 27,000 tioning, low mileoge. outomatic tronimiiiion, power iii ing, loclory air condilioning. ajlone 14 foot DELL «0Y with 75 hor­ milev, jhorp. 1967 DODGE MONACO - - .. sepower and S horsepower motors. 67 OLDSMOBILE 98 . 69 PLYMOUTH point, juit like 4 door hardtop^ loaded- with oil the 3 DAYSONLY ...... *1 770 1969 DART GT 4 door liordlop, V-8 engine, aulo- New cover, all boat accHsories, FURY 111, 4 door hardtop, powor steor- Tlteiion Priced and ski eaulpment. 3fl5 Pierce luxury oquipmont you would oxpoct on ? Hoor liordlop, V-fl enginn, auto­ (iiolif tranimillion, power ileering, .... $2488 Street or U3-3433. ing. power brokos, automatic transmis­ matic IranirTiiiiion, vinyl covornd powur brokel, vinyl lop. a fine luxury car. 1969 MERCURY MONTEREY 69 PONTIAC sion, sharp. top, onn owner. 4 door tedon, Ivy yellow liniih, while 1970 14' FinCRFORM, 135 hors® CATALINA. 4 door sodon, powor steer­ 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY III 4 door Ucjidlop, V-U •ngine, oulo- vinyl lop. factory air conditioning, power. Mercury ow»bo«rd. J D A Y S O m V ...... M 6 8 8 ing, powor brakes, outomatic transniis- 3 DAYS O N L Y ...... W 6Q DODGE POIAHA Complele with . matal-llake *2270 4 door ledon. V-0 engino, outo- molic tranimillion, power fleering, local I owner. upholstery. 'Gauges and canvas sion, almost now whito wall tiros. Ids mnlic troniminion, power tiaering.' power broket, lactory oir condi­ Theiten Priced . $2495 cover. 733 3195. . 69 CADILLAC ol factory warranty left. power btol(M, now wliiln woll ny­ tioning. 70 CHRYSLER lon tirei. 1969 CHEVROLET IMPALA 14 FOOT Lono Star fiberglass boat. EL DORADO, local 1 owrwr cor, oxcop- NEWPORT, 4 door sedan, automatic 1966 DODGE CORONET 440 3 DAYSONLY ...... ^2440 liordlop Coupe, Factory oir condlliori- Tilt trailer. 35 horsepower electric fionally sltorp,, transmission, now. rgdiol tiros, very 1960 CHI^SLER NEWPORT 2 door liordlop, V-G engine, oulo- ing, V-0 engine, power tteering, pow­ start Johnson motor. Life 4 door tiordtop, V-Q engine, auto­ molic tranimillion, power iteeting, er broket, thil ii a liiorpie. preservers, lull cover, tjallery, sharp. 3 DAYS ONLY ^5370 matic Irantniitiion, power tteering, power brokel, nnd extra cleon. skis. Phono 733 4S17. 69 PONTIAC and brakev. all vinyl inledor, vinyl Tlieijen Priced . . . , $2495 BONNEVILLE, hardtop, power slooring, 3 DAYS O N L Y ...... *2995 1969 PONTIAC LdMANS covered lop, Inctory oir condition­ 1969 LINCOLN Continental 13' ALUMINUM boat. S’-j hor­ powor brakes, oloctric windows, elec- Hordlop, V-n engine, 4 ipeed Irnnt- sepower molor, gas tank and oars. 65 CHEVROLET ing. miiiion, power ileering. Coupe, 0d prospects family luxury and equipped with V-0 ventilotion, big engine, power disc power Iteering, motor completely Ing, cuitom cob. " for you, automatic transmission, power steer­ rebuilt. Thelten Priced . . $1895 ing, beautiful special color. engine, automatic transmission, powor brakes. ’ . YAMAHA 90 Motocrosi. 1971, disc brakes, power steering, plus all '67 DODGE '65 IKlhRNATIONAL 1800 3 Ton, tilt cob. 3A1 V-B engine, 3 1965 VOLKSWAGEN Buo Regularly, U»«. SPECIAL 1375, 'SLASHED TO ...... *3.063 the other options. SLASHED TO ...... *1938 V-R engine, 3 ipe#d tranimillion, Oreen with 4 ipeed tronimiiiion, eniCKsb^ motors. 733-4000, 3 ipeed iitor onU, 900 X 30 tirei. ipeed Ironimlulon, 3 ipeeJ -rear bucket leoli. • • ojile, power iteering, 900 X-30 SLASHED TO Ileovy duty llirougli out. ' 1970 HONDA SL 350, low miiekO«< 3 *3256 tirei. Excellent condition. Theiten Priced .... $895 helmets. i575 or best oifer. 334 '66 CHEVR'oLET ______3 Ton, big ‘6’ engine, S ipeed tran|. '66 CHEVROLET 2 Ton , Authorized KIT and ROAD RUNNER million, 3 ipead reor axle, 035 x 30 Rig 6 englnk, 3 ipteJ tronimltiloni MILLER HONDASALBS tirei. Cutru good. New Office and show room. Many 3i|>eed reor oile, 033 X 30 tirei. THEISEN 50's to 100 SL's. New and used. caiTiper dealer with campers as low asj^999- '45 CHEVROIET 2 Ton - Used cart and pickups; Parts. ' ''6rF6HD'N.'700 Ton Sarvice. We trade. Open Sunday's. Wg 'A' engine, 3 ipeed trunimli- lldn, 3 ipeed tear a»le, 935 h 30 - V-8 engine, 3 ipeed Iranlmliilon, MILLBR HONDA SALES , . 1 ipeed rear axle, 900 X 30 tlrei. Hanswi 433 5179 tirei. MOTORS

Th* EathtI Plac9 In T/ie SUPER SPORTS RQRBFFCT’S wmm World To Buy A 'Car -- . ------v a m a h a - M o m s Complat* selacllon Endoro and MotocroftS. expert aervlca » i 500 Block 2nd Ave. South 701 Main Avenue East m a k M O f blka». Tw o m il«s soUfti of * Kenny Moon * Jo* Bull«r * Winn Ellit 733-7700 1 lUlchumr m .3m . 325 OVERLAND IN BURLEY 678-9486 O p«n Ev n in g y ‘111 7 p.m . ‘ Sunitoy, May 23, »7I TImei Nawi, Twin FalU. Ictoho « *uloi Fof 5ol« , iPp ii.iMFoiSaU. -AulotforSal.------JOOAUWIWStiU ------JOOT "KuBsFeTSol# 2O0 A u lo t^ r Sole 200 Aulet For'SaU 200 , AutoiForM e 200

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ABBIE URIGUEN'S ANNIVERSARY SALE 58 New lPontiacs ready ton immediate delivery, 40 more are on the POSITIVELY ENDS SATURDAY MAY 30th! way in. We must sell 20 cars by May 30th. We are overstocked on new cars and bur used car lot is empty^ Take advantage of the tre­ ' HURRY IN FOR THE BIGGEST SAVINGS OF THE mendous savings we can offer you now. Year end deals in the spring, YEAR ON A NEW 1971 OLDSMOBILE, BUICK, ■ no reasonable offer refused. Your used car is worth more now than it” will ever be again and we are willirig to~give you a plus amount of , OPEL, OR USED CAR OF YOUR CHOICE dollars for it now. We are not kidding, we're out of used cars. Try us and see what a fantastic deal you can m dk^ We wdr^t'f^trad^(yniiirr way. " - j Here are o few of fbe savings available fa you now 1071 DUICKSKVlAriK ^ Cullasa Hirdtop Coupa Availobla in 3-door or 4-door. Ihli inorly car ii ariuinpad willi '330' Avoilabla In 3 door or 4 door. Thli baoulilul cor It aquipptd with a V6 angina, 3-tpaad itondotd tronimitiion, coneaolaJ radio unlartna. 330' VO angina, 3-tpaad ilondord tronimitiion, conraolad radio on- 1971 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE 1971 PONTIAC CATALINA' dalitna Ilaaring whaal plut mony mora fina faolurai. lanna, dalui* tiaaring whaal plut many mora faolurai. DemontUolor 4 Door Hortiiop 4 Door Hordlop lim* KUt gi««n, with cJatli o«*«n Cordova lop, wKil* woll (lb«r Qiail Aqunrioui ai, eutlom iltarino bod/ vd« mouldiniji, pow.r »t»«r- delivered *2466“ S *2466« molt, foty ay* ylou, 60'40 (>o.u/«r i«ot, co>n«rino !*r* ing, lloof rrioti. E Z aya ginu. aUctnc clock. ^00 V O angin#, parlormano (ormon(« option, «hil# woll tirat, dack liii (ontrol, ramot* Control mlrrQit, body *5566“ Annivertary Spei *5866“ powar ilaaring, aaiy *y« gloti, ioclory oir conditioning, mountain p«r- tld« moltiittg, lill Ilaaring wh*«l, floor malt, raor winddw da loggar, lug­ lormanca option. gage lomp, duol axhoiJil. List Pries $5289 List Price ^,^372 Our Price ...... *4480 Our Price . . .’t y . , *4437 1971 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Hardtop Coup« ■ 1971 PONTIAC CATALINA Cordova (op. rodio, outiida mirrori, body tid* mouldlngi. loll roy gloti, Broughani 4 door Hardtop Buick't nawaill 4 door hardtop vinyl tiripai. whilawoll fibar gloii'lirai, raor laot (paalitr, roll)' 3 whatli. Caitollian bronia-nnd londtlwood, cordova top. wliit* woll fibar glati tilt tlaarirtg wK«al, ulr conlliiionlng, lugguga lomp. tirat, ramol* rnirrort. body ravaol molding, powar tiaaring, lloor moil carpal I ', Imtad glatt, cuilom baltl, whlla iida- Ironl, powar laat luggaga lamp, turbo hydramolic Ironimitiion. radio woll tir< a luaury anirai. List Price $5885 willi top* play«rl i>ody iid« molding, cutlorn b*ltt, till tiaaring wliaal. toft roy gloii, loclory nir condilloning, rlglit band uUi Irny. Our Price ...... *4980 Annlveriory Sp«clal $4966^6 List Price $5613 1971 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE Our Price ...... *4720 4 Door Hordlop Coilillion broni* with dork brown top, cordovo top, rodio, wilh 1op« ploy- 1971 PONTIAC CATALINA •r, ipar« lit* door ledan 4 door ledan 4>door ledon 4>d6or ledan List Price $5842 cuitom baitt, till ilaaring whaal. loll ray gloti, powar laot, loOo/y-oir condilioning. • ^ tti'T . ‘1566“ Our Price ...... *4920 ‘ 1 1 6 6 ‘‘ M 0 6 6 ‘ ‘ ‘ 1866“ , List Price $6309 S C O O r 4 1944 BUICK 1944 BUICK 1971 CATALINA Our P r i c e ...... O O O y 1965 CHEVROLET 1944 DODGE Station wagon RIVIERA Station Wagon 4 Door Hardtop ■ - IMPAIA doorhardiop Stock IP-SI. Adriatic Uu« wlih whit* lop, whilawoll tirai, daluna wtiaal 1971 PONTIAC CATALINA ' 2 .covart, floor molt, powar taal. luggaga lomp, mounloln parformarvca op­ , ‘ 1966‘‘ .. ‘966“ Demontirolor, 4 doonHqrdtop Broughom tion. 400 V-8 angina, radio, body tida mouldlngi. E*Z aya glaii, air condi­ ■ 1944 DODGE Co^dovo-lop. whita Wall ti’rai, ipor* tira covar, ramola mirrori. body ilda . . ‘966“ 1949 OLDSMOBILE tioning, nih Iray. 1947 BUICK Station wagon molding, till tiMring wkaal, lloor moti, powar wlndowi, loctoiy oir condi­ DELTA 88 ELECTRA tioning, tight bond oth troy, crulia control, turbo hydromolic tranimlition, 1945 VOLKSWAGEN List Price $5229 4 'doorudan 4*door hardtop Our Price ...... ; . radio with >ap« plciyar, vlior mitrori, cuilom ballt, door adga gunrdi, .. ‘466“ *4455 powar Ilaaring; floor moti Ironl, loll roy glaii, powar taut, luggoga lomp, sptloT.-:^,., ‘866‘‘ mounloin parfotmanca option. 5p"1'i'‘7 . ‘2566“ 966“ 1947 OLDSMOBILE 194-i PONTIAC 1971 CATALINA VISTA CRUISER list Price $5886 - BONNEVILLE 1947 BUICK 4 Door Hardtop 1965 FORD Station wagon *4790 4 door tedan Lb^A BRE^ Slock fP-27. iOOV-B angina, raor laol ipaokar, body ilda mouldlngi, lilt Our Price ...... Station wagon tiaaring whaal, H78 whilawoll llbar gloii lirti, wfl ray gloii, turbo hydra- “ 3-door KoVtftop molic Iranimliilon, luggoga lamp, daluna wKaal covari, lodlo, floor moU. Anniveriary / At “ r . ‘ 1466“ - 1971 PONTIAC CATALINA . , ‘366‘‘ Special. , . v 6 6 ^ * factory ulr conditioning, mounloln parformonca option. t ; : c " o r z . ‘ i 6 6 6 “ ■ ■ 1948 BUICK , 4 Door Hardtop 1943'CHEVROLET Two tona point, liitbo liydromollc Iruntmliiion, lodio, ramola mirrort, 1944 OLDSMOBlil? . ’ WILDCAT list Price $5161 Station wagon 1949 OIDSMOBUE Itaaring whaal cuilom, body tida molding, till ilaaring whaal, lolt ray 98 2-door hordlop Our Price ...... *4340 Anniveriary 98 Oloii, foclory oir condilloning, alacltlc clock. 400 V-B angina, whlla woll 2'door hardtop fibar gloii tlrai,' raor taal ipaakari, cuilom ballt, wh*al covari daluxa, ' ^ e c lo l . . . ‘366“ 2*door hordlop 1971 CATALINA powar Ilaaring, trim padol puckoga, powar laot lull, luggoga lamp, ‘ 1966“ 4 Door Hardtop ~ 1965 BUICK t" li‘“.'^r‘2966“ ' sp-.tr’:. ‘1466“ 1966CADILLAC P-3S, Aquorloui aqua an^ camao whlla, vinyl tiim, 400 V-B anglrva, whlla-- LeSABRE 4>door hardtop , 2>door hardtop • .1945 MERCURY 1947 BUICK Ub«( gtoii, i«ar U ni ipaobtr, daluna whaal covari, powar itaarUg, ELECTRA l

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1971 MERCURY COMET 1970 MERCURY Monlogo 1-964 OLDS 88 MX 4 Door ^adun, tint cnr loolii «■- Sport Coupe, ruiik good, lookt good, SPORT COUPE j V (Klly IIU ntw, tioi V n trt>uinR. Uic- Pufly equipped wiihs wall to wqII nylon cdrpet, ocon^lcbl 170 lory air condilionino. powttr itectinn, rndio, wIiilBwoll lirct, iiatremni/ Froo Gos ..... MOO «ngtne, big 645-14 hondtofne podda^ doih« d(^r ,op«r* . thorp, Solil now (or ovor J3A00. ot«d dome lights, deluxe steering wheel, locking broko iyitem. 1970 MERCURY Mcntogo with warning light, 2 ipeed electrk wiperi with watherv plui Froo Gas .... ^21 95 2 Door Hardtop, ihit ii a lillle culie, deluxe »ty)ing for "Now". < ' V-0 engino, radio, backup lighit, 1969 CHEVROLET Impala heater, nougoliyde intarior, wliitewnll 2 Door Hnrjilop. httiulilul btin* Im- hrei, wheel covari. very iharp. illi, loctory nir concJiltonina. oufomot- ic »rtvn\mi«ioi\, powfii b«oU»\, ll>H cm Froo Gos .... ^21 50 tooliv hrurxl tiBw. Woy below booL Delivered in 1966 PLYMOUTH VIP 4 Door Sacfan, lioi everything from Twin Falls Froo Gas . *2195 loctory air conditioning, lo power iteering. aulomolic'ltonimitiion, pow­ 1970 FORD LTD er brakei. power leott, vinyl top, . 4 Door Sadcin, tlinrp ? lone, vinyl looki brand new ’ Boy For lop. power tlsnring, ciutomnlic Irnni mittion, factory air condilionmQ, oa- Froo Gos...... 000 At UHl> Ai * 1 9 2 Down ^ 6 5 ^ ' Rar Month callent firet, thit cor loolii brand new. » n»ov* up to o C o w t tor q i 1192 br«ok thote poymcnli (rtio toty poy-oi-you-M (vtHm. As UnU at Froo Gas .... ^3288 1964 PLYMOUTH ^ . 4 1 ptt month fof S y o f i (th«t'i %\4.lhWpt w X ) w^| put ymi In th« 4 Door Sedan, 1 owner, new car dfivar't MOl. Hgw«v«r, if you havt a lrod«-4n lh« BOVMnH CM vven b# lower, Irode-in, nicn. but if not you alt lU (•d«>ol loivt poM In |h« S2IB8 pr(e« o l w wHh lha , 1968 MERCURY n»U Tioniki poW. 1rnor»i*iJ. totot v o n tm t would bo S:ta54.76 ft Door Secian. bac^ufitul tulfcino* Froo Gos...... ^400 whkh U iiKluding A.f.R. ol 11.08 whUh moktl fitwnct chorQOt S3S8.76. wliile wilh nintctiing lurquoite inlot ■or. looclad willi loclory air condmon- 1966 CHEVROLETNOVA- -1966 COMET ing. ciutomotic tranimiiiion, (ilniotl SPORT COUPE, 2 door, ttondord r\Rw-ti>ei, ihii it a tremondoui buy. '4 Door Sinlion WciQon. tlick. Ijig 6 trammiiiior*, big 6 engine, radio, Cy^inde' engine, runt pit(«cl. Froo Gas,’. ... M 880 heoter, eatromely nice, encallenl lor Froo Gas...... ^560 tcbool, tcamendout gat mileage. 1969 RAMBLER Gos . *750Froo 4 Door Sadon, SST Ambotiodor. thu 1962 CHEVROLET it <1 tup«r ihorp oulon\obila. 23,000 1965 DODGE Sinlion WoQon, V O onQin*, oulomnT ncluol milat. belonQad lo local Doctor 4 Door Station Wagon, thit it one ol ic Irontmiiiion, jiitt in lima lor good ond il>owt it, lookt brand ntw, (ac- llie clennait in Ihe country, lully pow­ lulling. lory air (ondilloning. oil lull power. ered, fully loaded, eatremely tharp. J969 LINCOiIn CONTINENTAL Froo Gas...... ^200 Froo Gos . . . . ^2170 Coupo, only \ llko (t, »horp red with block vinyl top, Froo Gos...... ^665 ^fW dleothar interior, fully powered, factory air condition­ 1968 DODGE CORONET 1965 FORD GALAXIE 500 1965 CHEVROLET ...... „vw.p,r^,ri \ owner, eiactly like new. ing* power steering, power broket, power windown, 6 woy 2 Door llordlnp, I local owner, new 4 Door Sedan, tlondard Irantinitiion, ' ' ...... piovrar «Mt, 30,000 miles, this cor looks brand new, owned cor trode in, Uiarp 2 lone, »mall V fl 6 cylinder engine, rodio, everything Froo Gas . .. M 400 outomntif tranimiilion. power tlooring by Q lojcal butioBS^mon and thows it, new cor trado-ln. louitt perfect, nice. 1963 FORD GALAXIE > Froo Gos...... ^7.95 Froo Gos ... . *550 4 Door, looded. tbarp,'nieo ca^. 1964 MERCURY Montclair 1964 (OLDS Free G as ...... ^ 4 9 9 5 Froo Gos...... MOO 4 Door Hardlop, wliitewilli pntchinet 4 Door Sednn, local owned, nic*. inlMor, (lulomotic trantmiiiion, powe 1964 COMET itMng, power braket, wliitnwnll lirni, Froo Gos ..... ^400 on oicolleni car. Froo Gos...... ^720 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500 Froo Gos...... ^500 V-n engine, outomnlic tronimittion, 1964 PONTIAC Bonnovillo power tteering. the workt. 1962 CONTINENTAL 1965 VOLKSWAGEN 4 Door Hardtop, locnl owner, rojoi Froo Gos . . , *300 looks shorp. Real low mileaga, eicellent. o Iro mendout buy. runs well, 1967 FORD CUSTOM Froo Gos MOO Small V-n engine, au|omatic trontmit- muit tee to oppreclote. Froo Gos...... ^895 linn, power tteering. way obove ov- 1968 FORD GALAXIE ernoe 1966 CHEVROLET Irripala , 4 Door Hardlop. beautiful lultnnn 4 Door Sadnn, owned by oiin ot aur wlilla, lactory air conditioning, auto­ Froo Gos . . .1. . ^800 Free G as local machnnici, terrilic ilmpa. matic tranimiilion, power iteering, MOO way bolow [look Pdce. Froo Gos...... ^800 1967 QPEL Froo Gos .... ^1 390 Kally 2 Door, iharp red, real clean. \96B FORD CUSTOM 1970 MERCURY M O N T E G O 4 Door Sadcin, power tieeiing. auto 1969 MERCURY Mq.ntoroy c°a° MAKE OFFER ; : 4 Door Sedan, beautiful 2 tone automobile hos-loctory olr inatic Iranimittion, lactory inr condi- 4 Door Sedan, lliii iv a thorp cuttom lionin(|, aiceplional llirougliout. 'automobile. bKMwlth n while lop, we 1965 OLDS HOLIDAY v conditioning, power steering, dutomotlc transmission, rodio. lold it now and terviced il tince, fully 4 Door Sadon, lully equipped whUewoll tires, looks new ond shows if. Froo Gos .... * 1 000 powered and Incloiy olr conditioning, ing oir conditioning, power »l»* rt«,y(< • 1965 MERCURY Montoroy natremely nice, very low iiiileoge. power liroket, extremely clean. 4 Door. Qutomolic trontmitiion, tliorp froo Gos-. . . . *2475 f''” ” G o s ...... ‘ 8 8 ^ c : , , ■ Free G a s ...... ^ 2 1 4 0 1 toru. eacollerM tiret, n tramondout vacHliort car. . 1969 MERCURY Montoroy 1967 CHEVROLET 4 Door Sinlion Wagon, Ihiv beoutilul 4 Door Sedon, thorp 2 tone, lo c id * !!^ '^ ;,, Froo Gos ..... ^665 cuiloni ttnllan wagon, owned by o wilh oir conditioning, I owner. local butinattnirin nnd iliowt oaceh 1966 MERCURY Montoroy leiU cnre. loaded with aquipment, in- Go? MAKE OFFE 1967 MERCURY COUGAR 4 Door Sedar). ■xcBlleril ealarior, vary , eluding 9 luggage tock. (sowar vUot- 2 door, hardtop, this is a ihorp< cute littk rod Unit, small clean interior, power ilaetinQ, (lulo- inO- power braket, all vinyl interior. 1964 MERCURY Montoroy mnlic iroiuniiiiioli, V O enQina, 4 brand new tirei, under factory war- 4 Door Sedari. lUii ii one ol fh» ..V-8 engine,- pqvVe/ steering, oblomalic transmission, red.' rnnty. bucket seats, whilewoll tires, you must tee this cor if yoir~-' Froo Got ..... * 7 8 5 (lennstt coti you'vf ever teen, like a sporty unit. ' Froo Gas .... ^2666 low mileage, eaceplionally well lu p ^ ^ lf r ' 19i4 BUICK SKYLARK you juil won’t. helli»e it unlil you •' 4 Door Sedon. 2 lone point, an ea> 1966 MERCURY Montclair ‘•0 cellet>( Irnniportalion car, body o 4 Door Hardlop, 2 lone palnl, V-(l - FrooGos...... *695 Free G as Itltle rough engine, nulornnlic trontmittior>, pow- ’ Froo Gos...... ^1 85 er tteering. power broket. Froo Gos ..... *850

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FOR KDWJ/V POPE, FOR SEN. CEORCE MrCOVERN, FOR JHUDY VALLEE H author of *‘Teil ff'Uliani.%— S orth Dakota I The Gohien Y ta ^ P'h/it flo you f««l iM In your tlay yon itfire the rage of - H a v in f i aom o thit general reaction to youHff America, How do you jeel I tim e w ith Ted m iU arn i . - ,y- your rtiennf rritlcUm ahout »ome of the current rageit g tin c e h e too k tfie joh of V.S. involv^mtint in —EngeWert Hitmperdhtck, Tom manager of the tfm Vii^tntiHitrBO'Ctttrt^ JfonflMi Joltnny Ca»h and Elvh Pren- Washington Senatorg haaehall rluU, ■ho^ittH conflUl?—~JI. 'Cretdy Stone, - loyV— O. MoorPy Fort Smithy Ark. do you think he wilt »tay in thia rolp Oneonta, Al^, after the end of the i 9 7 J aeaaony— • It in iiarti to Rniigfi puitlic rfnction to / . T. Turner, Woomington, Ind. l)te HlnlemenlB I hnve made. The mnln • I will he very nurprised if he' mnkct lliriiHt of my stiit«nicittii linn hern ihgt • I don’l Imncslly think they deserve all the furor that attends il through the 1071 neason. He ir un­ we shoiihl withdraw nil of our forced them. They are fairly maiuifiicturcd. The Humpcrdinck voice is happy with the trade that took awny half from Tndochiiin hy thfl end of tha yenr. pretty good, but there is n case of a crnzy name, good looks and hill infield, nnd he doesn’t need the xurt A rMrciit Gnlliip Pol] Rhnwn thnt 73 per* sex appeal. Same with Jones, I think most of his popularity is of hendiicheu Denny McUnln cnn give n orni of Amcriciiiit* Hitppnrl ihin poniiion. exaggerated and mamifnctured. Johnny Cash doesn’t cio anything to Tiio Inck of overt rnactinii to (he iiivnnioi) manager. of.J-noH.. (fl dur.Jji jny_.opitii.oti,- ijot. nfi, me. H e has a fast vibrate (a slightly tremulous efTect) in his voice, FOR SH IR lE y JONES, actreu — *> miicli to npntJjy n« to friiBlrntlon. lln- and T~doh't nnich Vare for Ft’. Elvis ^*tesley? 1 worked in a picture forliinntnly, tlir Adniiiiinlrntioii hns been with him recently and still can’t imderstand his popularity. But H ow d o y ou m anage a iiitwillit)f{ to rccoRnixfl ihnt iIjc hrnt who am I to question 200 million people? Actually, the public I career and family? cftiirRc lioili for thin poiintry nnd for In- alway.s wants somebody to rally aroniid, to.idolize, to make im­ Does your TV aeriei dochlnn woiihl hr wlllidrnwnl of our portant. For'real greatness, give me Crosby, Como, Vic Damone, I give you more time forces. G ordon M acRae and A lla n Jones’s son Jack— though I concede than your previoua tehnHuU aid?— Mr,. he doesn’t have very much personality. fO n EUZAHETH POST, A. J, Jam e a, S a lt t a k a CAty, Vtah • W hal I try lo do ia equalize the two. I W'h4fn KSyp canU arr don’t give either one my full attention. 41 The Hrc.urhirn markrls in Renernl are FOR RVDOW n n'ANDERONE, cnelotetl with iMthUnn It’n funny, but the reason I wanted n TV the m<*chnnisni through which corpora* '‘htlnneiota FaU,” the nerleA w a s that I would 1>« homo more. tnvltation»ithouhtl}n)ir tionn rnlBe tho fuiuU needed to finance r i 't u r n he champion luwl playtr Doing movies and stage work kept me tlifir growth. Corpornticuis sell their p re n latH ] ie ii //( ill the principal function and value of the FOR RED SKELTON ow TV, U'hat rommar’ New York Slock ExchaiiRe. RecaiiKe of heard you do it at leaat twice, and Wlnr^rltea-iihe-hiale— riah tUd you do? Did you nfao w ork the huge contenlration of buying nnd each time it breakM me all up. Karl rial for your Jokea?-—^ OHttid*^ thow huMineuB d uriuft tha t Holling intcrriitR on the Irndlng floor of P . N ew m an, Ite lm a r, N^J* R , S. Ilarria, Frank­ lim e?— ht'o Itrown, Atlantic City, the Exchange nnd iho continuou« nuc- • Tho poem that you are referrhjg to is fo r t , N .Y . N.J.. tioii pr«»ceHH provideil by llie Exclinnge, unpubllahed but copyrighted. However, • I m il tlu! enmiit from InwnmowArK to invesiorn can. almoiit nt will, lirjiiidnte the poem doea not belong to me, nnd I •'loilcl hnwl clfunrrH. I also did 150 dif- (heir lioldingH or ninke additional pur- am very sorry lo any thnt I cannot etfnd • There are several writern on my staff, fon'iit shows, .riiMKiiJg from Hed SkcUon- chaKCB if they wish. , you a copy. Plans are for tho poem to and.! write many of the jo]ce«*^rtjyaelf. tn Jnc;k lU-nny to Dinnli Shore. I tvnn'f-, ho released soon. F O H GRACE iU iSEiX , what they call n wnrkioR anior. which author o f "Soul Sluer" mcnoR you earn the ciJtirrty of your liv­ Want to stk • »«mou« » QUattlon) Vou can thfoiieh thta column, and wt'» ««l th« ing from MOine nHprct of rIiow huninens. k In order to write your a n iw «r tram (>i« firomlnarit parton you (/aafgnala. S«ny on ■ poat card, And I niittht add I whb doinji very, very hook, you,had to turn fo Ail< Thatit Y o u flt, ram»y Waafcly. M J LaM/n«ton Av#., Naw York. N.Y. i0073. Don't loru«* yaiir nama and adc/raaa. Wa cannot acbriawla(

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\'Ari)kALM i;.\ii i( )i: N'.it ilif ,11 hl'icial kiiiil. I li.il's wii.it i',1'- ' ' ' '^.ilcill ■! l.'Klr •! ' lir'.li :i', Siuiiiriim r, h's IiiiK’ n.iiiii;il. Hot Pants, G A N H ELP i r o u S to p THE The Classic Look, Oiii! “Whnt about those of ua who spent all of our money SEAL SLAUGHTER! on last year's longer hems? To these women, my sistora, 1 say: Now is the time to buy a cardigan suill" At the proseni rato of doslruction... THE SEAL may soon tako his place with the other 550 extinct or ihreatenod By Gonoviovo Anfoino Dariaux species of the animat kingdom. A victim O n c e u p o n a t i m e , llicro were thal for years they Iiad helped tho of man's greed... four or_fivc I'rittccs livin({ in Pnris Prince sacrifice elegancc for shock. Why? Bconuso In 1900 thoro wore '20- who dcslgncd-rrkinil.of uniform, twicc They could have said; let’s forget million soals off iho const of eastern Can- a year, for al! Ihc women in (he world. -'about (ho Indians, (lie Gypsies and (ho ado. Today Xho'to aro loss than 2 million! The l*rlnccs were known lo the world ‘ Ku^iuns. Let's t>c serious again onJ as fashion designers. They dtcided publicize the marvelous suits from Every spring the Gulf of St. Lawronco snclj Di'mgs as when women would Givenchy or Chanel or Ihc fimtnstic is the scono of a’ brutal mossacro. Tho wear pink, feathers or corduroy, when evening dresses from Lanvin and G r^. bloody ice floes aro covered eyerywhoro the hems of their dresses would stop nut, no. Out of Ihc 2,000 ouinii; which . ■ '] with coals —gaffed, kicked, clubbed and al so many inches from Ihe earih nnd Ihc writers saw in Paris,at the end of -m L. shot. Under the ice wounded seals hido, whether women would rcHcmhIc tulips Jamiaiy, they picked only a certnin bloed and suffor. Nursing babios are bludgeoned and SKINNED ALIVE or string beans. Mosi women did not siyle o f BhorlR, which (hey renamed before their mothers' eyes. (Whon you'see a mother seal licklno its dead Ihiuk thut they couW cycd hut no more thai^ 40 pairs or so of these did not try (o understand. shorts, or ntwul two pcrcent of the Alas. OB is wall known, mankind is total showing. They made it clear BUT WAIT! bored quickly with perfect flyslems that if you don't appear at your sis- Before you blame our Canadian neigh­ and cannot live in pence and comfort tcr’a wedding iu sltorls, you won’t get bors for th e ir cruelty, tak e a lo ok at Y O U R for long. Circa liie middle '60s. sex your picture in Ihe paper. came inlo fashion. Wot thal it had very own massacre corried-out regularly What atjout those of us who spent been unpopular t>cfor(?, but it had not all of our money on last year's longer on the Pribllof Island seal rookeries (off been so shamelessly publicized since hems? W hat about those of us to tho coast of Alaska). The bloody scone Ihc fall of «i\c Roman Hmpire. In or­ whom "hot panis" arc abhorrent? To Is reployod with AMERICANS wielding der lo gel coverage in newspapers nnd these women, my sisters, I say: now tho clubs... magazines, couture houses had to is the time to tljink classic agniii. Now Help STOP THIS TRAGEDYI Once the think S n X Y . is the lime lo buy a cardigan suit, last Beal Is gone, It can never again be First wc laughed at a bride whose skiniiy reefer, n pleated shirldrcu nnd recalled from the.dust of lime>-and YOUR bouquet lighted up; Ihen wc sighed at ' ft blazer. You can dig out your prc trnnsparenl tops und naVed" navels. world will be changed forever. Enough cious pearls nnd your l>«lovcd gloves, Tl»en in Ihc spring of 1970, wc cried said. Enough dead. It's your m ove... and you can buy cheerful and becom­ upon tivc ultimate horror: an Yves St. ing colors again instead of Ihe dull I-nurenI colleclion that included, ones we’vo i>een ofTered. As for shoes among other atrocillcs, a (ully trt\ns- — the simple pump will be the snfcsl, I Ploaso Air Malt Immodlatoly to: Tho Animat Protection Institute of Amorica I Suite 5 ^ . Dept. 7A parent bridal gown. nnd no ankle straps please! All of a sudd«n, ll\c fashion writers Tlwnk you. M r. Saint Laurent. We J YES^’l WANT TO HELP! Waahinglcn, O.C. 2OOO6 i>egan to scream lhal i( was too much. needed someone who would have the I For the first lime, Saint L&uront was courage to comm it hara-kiri.-By de­ I My TAX DEDUCTIDLE conlrlbutlon ol $ ...... U vnclOMd lo aid you Iri your lloh< to; no longer their Prince Charming. Ii signing the at>solule in ugliness, you was os if Ihc spoiled child had apnt in * I j Q EttablUh — ml tanctuarUa In IH« Atlantic and Pacific whIU thar«'« «UU Um«. have given us the wilt to rel>eU Please I donvinc* Iha U.S. Govt, lo taka Intarnallonal laadarahip In formlrwi traallaa to his .soup; he had gone loo far. U could let us know how wc can repay you— I ©^ hali Mai tlAuohler.tlauohlar. have l>ecn a lesson for the fashion as long as it is not by wearing yoiir I Inform olharaolh«ra aboutabo thia ecolofllcal murdar...«a^that tha public oulcry wlU' ba w rilen. They could have confessed ciotiies. ’ I V h«ard and 4 * Nam« 1 ------Addraa* 1 Genovidva Antoine Dariaux, diroctor of tho couturo houso 1 Nina RIccI In Paris, iias wrllton four books for Doublo* 1 Clly Slala .. Z'P. day: "Elognnco," '‘Entertaining with Elegance," "Tho Mon In Your Llfo" and "Accent on Elegance." Her first □ PLEASE NOTEt VOUR CONTniBUTION OF TEN DOlLAns OR MORE ENTITLES VOU TO A FREE COPV OF "THE STORY OF THE SEALS" OV JEANE WESTIN PLUS novel, about a couture house, will bo published next year. FULL MEMOEnSHIP IN A P. I. - ALONG WITH AN ANNUAL SUdSCRIPTiON TO “MAINSTREAM" MAQA2INE. the outdoor mosquito barrier

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...you rcnli/cd tiint n» you sluggisli colon. Tliis is utterly get older your syslcin natu­ difTcrcnt.from forcing your rally slowR down and the system* wit^i hnrsh chemical Moments laxative you Jiavc been tak­ laxatives whicli may dry you ing may no longer be best for out. You can take gentle you. So, If you’ve been taking Serutan every day because It magncKin. .^alts, ollfi or harsh is n pure, non-irritating veg- In Sportscasting chcmlcftl InxativcR oncc a ctnble hydrogct and contains week or more and you’re .still no harsh roughage, no chem ­ not satisfied— here’s a hetler ical laxatives. Take Scrtjtnn By Red Barber way to end constipation wor- every day to regular— ricis. Take jnedicaliy proven and keep regular. .Serutan. It's ditrercntf Two poinln. Mel Allen and I wdre tho World Scries Unlike other laxatives that Oellclow) Fruit Flavor First, a man mvist realize he is very announcers. Ho did Uxe first half of tUc may cause irritation or grip­ blessed to have Ihc opportunity to fourth game and turned tho mike over ing, Serutan, taken daily, Serutnn now comes in a broadcast just ono great sports event, to mo in the middle o f tho fifth inning. formK a Roft gel wl^ich moiftt- deliciouii fruit flavor. Get much less a do/en of them. I have l>cen W ithin three outs, I had to make a ens food wastes and shapes Serutan regular powder, fruit announcing sports 41 years, with 33 of drastic decision, and in Ihe making of them into n well-formed flavor or toasted grnaulca it decidc publicly whether I was a radio stool. Serutan pr<>est. Get Serutan today. certaitr events as l>eing "most exciting" Y ou see. ball players from early Ixscnuse I have been anked repeatedly to limes had made it a rule that, once name them by our servicemen and their pitcher went five innings without women aroimd the world during USO giving up a hit, no player would men­ tours. Even if I had not had those U SO tion it for fear of adding extra pres­ lours, the writing of “W alk in tho Spir- sure. Xl>i-' has practlcul moril. or had in „ it'l and~of ‘The nroadcastem" would Ihe days l>cronc hits were posted on the Formulaforreliefof Bronchial ConjestlM, Broitdiul Asthma. have sj;t these events in sharp focus. scoreboard for all lo read. However, • Thf> sInEle.most exciting moment I this hooox dared say aloud of Excess Phlegm lake that entire World Series us Ihc that a man had not permitted a hit once most cxcltlng W orld Series ever played. Helps clear air passages, restore free breathing, the pitcher was past Iho fifth Inning.. Please keep in mind that I am select­ Thl» supemtilion Infected most of the relieve distress...coughing and wheezing. ing fuy most exciting moments and that radio booths when radio play-by-^laj> This cllnic-iostod preparation is ' With Bronkaid Tablets,you on)oy there are always strong personal and arrived on the scene. Mel Allen was a caliod BRONKAID*. In ono tab­ amazing tworatorles} Div. of Sterling it in tho lungs. Drug, Inc.. N.Y..N.Y. 10016. rocher started off as the manager of the played, and T coi\tlnued to do the same Dodgers in Rprin(( training, only to bo with others— Including no-hltters by suspended just I>efore Ihe season began Johnny Vander Mcer, Jim Tobin, Tex by Commissioner Happy Chandler. Carlclon and Hd Head. Ilranch Rickey offered Durocher's Job But what you do on a local radio to Joe McCarthy, who had loft the sfiition Is something difYeront from what Yankees, but McCarthy refused il. you do on a world-wide network for the W ith the season two days old, and broadcast of llie W orld Series. with no manager, Rickey brought out So . . . Mel handed me the mike in of retirement his old friend I)ur( Shot- the middle of tho fifth inning, and 1 (on. who was 63. Shotton took over the soon had the bear by the tail. Dill Uev- shocked, divided Dodgem..He promptly ens of tho Yankees had walked a few smoothed out tho team and won Ihe Doennant. It was Manager Shotton who This would have presented Mel with no actually “integrated" Robinson. problem. He would have ducked and

« \Va0k1y, May ts, JD7J ------^ Notre Dame’s After the fateful gam«: BUI Shakespeare: He helped A disconsolate Bill Bevens. the Irish make history Red Barber In 1943; Red Barber today a happy Lavagetto

dodgod and hinted Komething wns Sports Highlights of M y Career Tlie Irish got “IV touchdown, but I’eteni B'going on, hut he watild not have Kaid missed the try for the extra point ond Bevens' wns pilcliing a no-hitter. Not 1934— ^The Cincinnati Reds flew to Chicago am! bccnme the first mujor-lcngue ■ a was 13-6. W h h about'55 seconds left, Mel Alfcn. team to ny during the regular season. I broadcasted the game via short wave Notre Danie scored ogain. Peters tried As I said, I had to mnkc n public from a plane to radio station W LW in Cincinnati. for the poijjt that would tie It at 13-13. decision: report, nnd report in full, 1935— Cinclniuiti played the first big-league nigiit game. It was also the first He missed, ond it wns certain Ohio without tnm|>ering with the hard news; sportH event broadca.<;t on Mutual Broadcasting System. State had now won it, 13-12. or, nvoid the pinin facts nnd mnkc my Notre Dame kickcd olT to O hio State, 1935— Notre Dame I «— Ohio Slate 13. /- nnlionat obeisance of the gods of super- nnd the Buckeyes fumbled one play 1938— Double no-hit games by the Reds’ Jdhimy Vander Meer. ’ stition. So nt the end of the fifth inning later. Notre Dame got the h a lt Notre I snid, matter of fnctly, whnt were the 1939— Beginning of baseball broadcnsting on radio in New York. In August Dame's A ndy Pilney gOt hurt, and Bill mns, hits nnd errors . . . nnd what were 1939, the first television ever of u uii'-lcaiiuo game— -Ht Ebl>ets Field. Brooklyn. Shakespeare was Inr-oji the next play, not. Mel gasped alongside me. The rest 1940— ClticHgo ncuri; 73— Washington Redskins nothing. SImkesjMrare passed. I n|ade a very seri­ of the men in the booth were smitten. 1941— The Brooklyn Dotlgers won the pennant hut lost the W orld Series to ous mistake on that pastf,.but the listen­ The Inntngis went by nnd Bevens con­ the Yankees, when Mickey Owens dropped a third strike in the last inning ers were so excited that noboily realized tinued to walk some Dodgers, but lie of the fourth game. ---— it. Shakespeare.passed into a mass of gave them not n hit. W hen he began 1946— Army nothing— Notre Dame nothing. men. I saw the ball get caught, but I the Inst of the ninth inning he hnd set 1947— Jackie Robinson's first year . . . Brot>klyn pennant . . . I.eo Durocher couldn’t see the jersey numl)er of the a new W orld Scries record for. no hits. suspended by Commissioner A.B. Chandler . . . Marry Lavagetto got only hit receiver. I thought it was Peters who Red RufTmg hnd gone into the eiglitli off Bill Bev\:ns in the fourth game in the World Series . . . Al Glonfriddo caught the ball, but I later found out it inning against the Cardinals in 1942 robbed Joe DiM aggio o f a home ruii in the sixth gim\e. was Wayne Millncr. Notre Dame sud­ withoift permitting a hit, and I had 1948— Gretchen Fraser won the first ski medal Cgold) for United States in denly won., 18-13. done that broadcast. Somehow nobody Olympic Games . . . St. Moritz, Switzerland. The 73 6 rout by the Chicago Bears rememl>erod I hnd reported that game of the Washington Redskins 'vas the 1951— Bobby Thomson hit his famousi home nm olf Ralph Brancn in the ninth factually, too. most shocking football game ever inning of the third game of the pennant playoff. Giants over the Dodgers. But they sure remembered with a played. Ilje se were both excellent pro­ 1954 (hrottgh 1960— Being nrocind Cutcy Stengel at Yankee SUidhitn. vengennce my reporting of Bcvena. I fessional teams. Washington was led by suppose because It all got so tremend­ 1961— The year of Roger Maris with 61 homo nms and Mickey Mnntle with the great Sammy Bnugh, and Washing­ ously drnmatlc. Bevens finally had two 54— the M 4 M Boys. ton had beaten the Benrs 7-3 two weeks Dodgers out, with a nm ner ot first base, 1963— Mickey Mantle came within IK inches of l>eing the only player to hit n before the title game; In the regular the result of a walk. TJjc runner wa* ball out of Yankee Stadium. The ball struck the top of the right-Reld stands season, Washington hnd the better ' A t G lonfriddo ,' nnd ~he -stole • second.- - 106 feet alwve the ground, some 390 feet from home plate. The ball was still record, having won nine and lost two, The Yankccs-wero~a1jead 2-1, so Gion- rising when it hit the fumade of the roof. The hit was olf Peto'Rnmos. while the Bears were eight and three. friddo at second wns now the tying W ashington was slightly-fuvorcd___ --- run. Pete Reiser was baiting. W ith a Boom! O n the second piny from coimt of three nnd one, Bucky Hnrrls,- scrimmage. Bill Osmanski of the Bears the Yankee manager, ordered ball four. Lavagetto hit a high line drive off the downs in the last minute d'f play. went 68 yards for o touchdown, and the Tliis move by Harris violated the t>ook right field concrete. H e knocked In both Notre Dame and Ohio State had Bears never stopped. 73-01 Incredi­ because he put on base the possible runners and won the game 3*2. never met l>efore. They collided in the ble, awesonw, unl>elievahle. TIjIs one winning run. Turning to football. . . > huge, doublenlecked horseshoe imbento game changed the olTense of all football Manager Shotton sent Harry Lnva- 1 broadcast.two games that still stand en and imtied. forever, for the Beam .were Using tljc T_ getto to bat for Eddie Stnnky. Two men out like heiidlightB on a clear night; The Buckeye-s led 13-0 at the half, formation with tl'io t)iiii^erback under out and two men on. The Vnnkees lend­ Notre D am e at O hio State in 1935, and and it looked as though they would win the center. Tlie Redskins ran from sin­ ing by one rtui. Bevens hnd wnljced 10 Chicitgo at Washington for the N F L easily. This was a ferocious team gle and double wing. men by now, but he had not given a Championships in 1940. Last year, coachcd by Francis Schmidt, Elmer Foothall has never {»ecn (he same hit. Everybody knew what was up. when the N C A A asked a select group Layden, one of the Four Horsemen, since that afternoon. The heat football Bevens was a bigger story thnn the o»U- of sports writers and announcers to was the coach of the Irish, and Lnyden team for one game I ever saw was thot come of the game. Everyl»ody was name the most exciting college football started his second team the second half. 73-0 piiracle m achine.' the Chicago shouting. Bedlam in Brooklyn. game ever played, the vote was heovily It did a job. Bears. Bevens pitched and Lavngfctto swimg for the one at Colum bus, which the Notre Dam e was dominant the rest That fantastic game still gives me tlte and missed. Bevens pitched again, and Irish won 18-13, with' two touch­ of the day but .kept trailing in points. shivers. ♦

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H o w W e l l ^l— Do You Know Your TV Set?

True or Falso: President Nixon has a Ihroo-screen sot which enables him to see \4hnt is beinp; shown on all three networks simultaneously

We’ve bought 1G3 million of them for our homes since World War II. They occupy al­ most all of us for at least an liour a day and ■ ■ some of us for 10 or 12 hours. • Can’t Crdsh—Just Bounces • No Work—Inftates in Minutes, Y et liow much do wc rcully know nhout television bc(s? • Easy To Lift, Tow, Launch — Packs Small — Goes Anywhere ‘ Try. this truc-or-fnlsc quiz to nicnsuro yotir knowlcdfic. 1. Y oir cun bo clcclroculed' by your IcIeviRion set, even T hanks to tho dlscoveryofa now, supor-' effort. And best of all, you can toko it wlicn il'fi not pUiggcJ in. strong synthetic niatorial collod with you. Pyrawa packs small. It's easy “Oynavil." a now typo of'ploasuro boat to carry and it Inflatos In minutes. Take 2 . For iKisl viewing nnd least eye strain, you should sit has boon dovolopod. Tho Pyrawa Inflat* on your back or your motorcycle. In a about ciahl feet from your T V xcrccn. ablo cnnoo Is (otafly portabfo, oxtraor- pfano or a trunk, Pyrawa goes with you. 3. If you take your set to another country, it will piny dinarily safe, and fun for all. Thoso boats aro tremendously popular just us well us it docs in the U . S. Multiple, soparately Inflated compart- in Europe, Now, they are availablo herol 4. ir you sit loo dose to a color set, your body can ab­ monls Insuro maximum safety. If one Only upkoop hocossary Is an occasional sorb hnznrdous nmount-s of rndinlion. compartment should got punctured, the hoslngdown with plain 5. Sale.s of color sets are no longer nsing. other compartments moro than koop you wator. Don't miss out 6 . President Nixon has a three-screen « t which enables and your Pyrawa afloat. Tho malntonanco on boating ploasuro him to sec what is being shown on nil three major networks (

ing distance of six to 10 feet subjects.the eyes to the least strain from image distortion and brightness. k«y^ 3 . False. Transmission systems vary from country to coun­ ------r »q u li. _ iotm ot anloymcnt oul try. In the' U.S., our television picture is made up of 525 . ‘nrook PyrkM i tor i»v^«l ...... horizontal lines. The transmission systems of olher nations down river wlih irsrwlehlldfan: alvo to mourtlsin Ubat, to earry around tlic world ulili/.e either more or fewer lines. Tliere • round. Haw* |ruck-cam p«r, k a «a _ also are differences in (he number of pictures tranamltteJ per . canoa Inald* dcflaiad. 0r«at*t< waa IVraw a In aurf. You car»’l a«/«f» tufn minute, basic electric voltage nnd lunlng. However, your It o v«r, It's Ilka • cork. W h*lhar you go aidavwaya o r hachwarda. It N-3 Pyrawa In Hi set will work after it ha^i l>een modified in the country in' alwaya tiaya ort top/' W .A.H.. Yaxaa own carrylni bai **Anv Inrtatabla la a doiart lln>*« wall* ara alaeltMUcally waldad of raady to lo whtra which it's to Ixi used. aafar In railns rou«h watar than "bmavll'', a naM malarial of molaeulir VMi lo.lhli Oita man in « i>««i amaii -n a m iraaia. no toalfhl |lvln« awsaolloMal «tr*A«lh and durablllly. Uat la 7'6" lM< 4 . /’ahe A Federal regulation establishes that JGradia- raporta Bporta AlUld Maaaiina. Runnlni ovar with car didn'l aw«n hurt Ihli t>yttwil and walihi 13 tba. lion from color sets may not excced 0.5 milliroentgens per hour. The nureau of Radiological Heallh of the U. S. D e­

partment of Health, Education and Welfare has staled there LEISURE IMPORTS* I^C . los ArtlnttM* A w*., BI. J«m a«, N.V.117W • Bl«>724«000 is no evidence of harm to humans from X-radintion at that Order Your Boat Today . . . In time for Vacation. Fun AhoadI Every Pyrawa comes level. 71»e only uncertain factor is whether these tiny amounts with one year guarantee agafnst manufactuWng defects or faulty workmanship. of radiation might cause some genetic effect after years of a Full caaH paymai^l artcloaad. Chip prapald. lonjr, 9 Mparata sir oompaNmanta. Walsha 17 Iba., holda 4B0 Iba. Carrying baft r«. exposure, possibly showing up generations Ih'ler. r^tovabl* Inflalabla t«al, tnalntariarvca kit 5 . True. A total of 5.8 m illion color sols was sold in 196H, Included. S7B.9B. □ N-Z l>yraw>-Oft« man e«no«-'7'6‘' lorv(, 5.5 million in 1969, nnd 4.R million in 1970, according to thlp^ntf coat, 6 aaparala air compartmanta. Walgha 12 n N-5 Pyrawa—Two man canoa (laraaJ-lO'S" Iba., holda 350 lt>a. Carrying bag. n>alt>ta- E .I.A . stallstics. This trend coincides. hb\^evcr, witli the na­ loru, 11 taparala air cortmartmantt. Walsha nartca kit Itwludod. |S4.9». tional economic downturn during Ibis perfo^. 20 ll>a., holda S&O ll»a. Carrying l>aa. two O N-1 Pyrawa-Chlld'a csnoa-S'S" loiw, 6 rwmovabla tAala. malntananca kll Irwludad. aaparala air eomparimanta. Walgha 7 Iba., 6 . /'a/.fe. President Johnson had such a set, but President 9B0.0S.. holda 200 Iba. Carrying bag and nalnta* Nixon replaced it w iih a console containing TV and Bterco. □ N-4 Pyrawa—Two r nano* kll lrwlud*d. fM.96. It*t said Nixon doesn’t watch T V at nuich as LH/ did. ♦

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In . the past, running a roupfh provides n watertight seal. A ny inflntnhlc whitewater i-ivei- has been the made out of this material is virtually im­ sometime sport of expert cnthu-. possible to puncture. Mors thtn 1,000 t«»dt In this of growlns ■ B«rd*n o( tuch won- siasts or impetuous fools. The other typo of material widcly_tised is "maBlc aiip«t" will buret |n(o drou« IxJiutyl C*r|Ml li wood vinyl. This is far cheaper, but it is also easier B danlina s>>ow of marleolds. rMlsUnl. ■ giant lO-foat lontf. Riding rilginc rnpids is like surnng n to ptmciurc. .Still, provided that it is not of atiBri. linnlM* »nii bouqiJvl* ol Not irvaryone Is gifiad with lM>ijIdcr-.sfrcH»i> l>e«cb. As long as you avoid othar Boraaoiis flowar favotltaal ■■gr6«n thumb” but with thla you inferior quality, vinyl can withstand almost Imatfina___...... all of...... this without dig- _ will the rocks nnd boulders, you’re snfc. One Bins, u>«dina or tha uiual labors ‘ out any of tha uiual problemi. slight miscalculiillon. however, might result any treatment it rcceivcs, including thnt of G R E E N L A N D S T U D lO S r 9273 Crsenllad MUmI, Fla. 33054 in disaslcr. A rough whitewntcr river can whitcVvater. In addition, it is also easier to destroy a cnnoc in seconds, repair a vinyl inflatable. Tltcn people l>cgnn to nm whitewntcr riv­ There ar« three basic types of boats (>eing Hut* V I O B I N r O I L In Oi*'*ir, b«hlnd th* . . . ers' In Inllntnble porttoon mfts— nnd todny, ollered on tho tnflntnble boat market todny; •VI|I*II ind bod/ modiU. canocs, dinghies, speedboats. O f the,first two, IJuttm'fMim NiM ipic* If f mod«li running wliltcwntcr rivers is one of the fast­ II* <0 tiny and will con est growing sports in the -cotinlry. Because the ciinoes nre more maneuverable nnd have VMmOiJ gn>«j ciilidyourcloiiil fritndi a n ^ mor* vigor- inflnlables arc the safest type o f bont in more of the characferisfica o f nn actual honf, ' OflMn p)ymint, Ldm i i ||0'Monthly. Uanty rapids, tberc arc now n numlwr of white- Tl)c dinghies, on the other band, being al- b)ck |ui(»nl*(. —wator-wliOQls-thnl-takc-pcQplc-dowjuiivct^ most round. Bcncrnlly hold n little more but b«Bl' HM°lM/TMou>Vo'n. ft"»r7'roir hdieMsbeiffslms only In inflatables. The vinyl ciuioc shown arc harder to maneuver, especially in the surf • on tho covcr nncl nJwvo is another type of or whiJewnier. WILL inflfttnbic that has been used extensively on The speedboats are normally made otit of ^rT b e litn it-lfp u rivers. These canoc-s havc^tbc advantage of neoprene-treated fabrics Itecauso they have r tid o f Wyemnf' g h k Itnving the mnneuvernhility of a canoe nnd to have enough rigidity to support nn engine. the safety of nn inHnlabJc. Usually, they have a wooden floor ond tran­ a»t/*v/hd-fttb ENGINE-BRITE k Up Until rccendy, innmnble.s mnde (dmost som to give extra support. Tliey range in CleanB Qroaay, Dirty ^ ^ OH fXIO^ietinm s^ Englnea on Traciors. no inroads in tliis country. Most people sizes from seven to 20 feet and take out­ Powor Uowors, Auioal thought thnt inflntnbles would instantly punc­ board engines up to SO bp. Tliey are used ns REFUSE SUBSTITUTES: - SPRAY IT ON... ture ond sink like a stone. Tliey were not dinghies, ns fishing boats— even for water- Oaly VlbllH Oil rravad tfftitlyal ■ HOSE IT OFF! aware thnt prnctlcally ull Inflatables have .skiing. multiple, ficparutcly Inflated air compart­ Generally, inflatable speedboats can do T I V K A S U i m OUNK UBORATORIE8, INC. ments making tbis virlunlly impossible. And anytliing ii normal tmrd-hulled bont can doT“ Hiul iHirtMl illvrr, B l it W. U IH . Cbkaca. HI. «M 1B many were not nwnrc of the tremendous sci- cnl/14, trttuire* only l>ctter. They tnke li»s draft, turn sharp­ , Sl'auUU. cnlific progress in the field o f synthetic nit>- ly and have much faster initial pickup. Anil WtU0 *o/ tr*t - iMr materiiUs------thoy_.usc-lcs3 -4lfls _bccausc_thcy...nrc- ligliter,... O H , M Y However, b« people l>egnn to iibed tbeir Any inflntnble will fit ensily into the average- I D-I3I prejudices about inflntables and realized just sized tnm k of an American car. i 7 i o i lo ix . MOUSIOM, UH. 7 » ll ACHING BACK how safe, practical nnd cheap fhdy rcnJly Today, for (he first (Ime, the AnVcfriciirt were, Inflatable sale!) I>egun to rise. public is realizing just how practical, safe HEARING AIDS , nnsically, there ure two types of materials and cheap Inflatables are. More and more ■Inu liaokiirlio, wKli rMl|«»«> hIm iiIos* ntiirita. t« WDat-lnir voit oul, tmtklnv you used in making inflatobles. Tho most ex* people, with limited space nnd money, arc i.iUarAl* aiul lrr"l»l.l*. .Imi'l w»lt, try ?SB5%0FFW* pcmlve nnd toughest nre made out of neo- finding they can'have fnIJ boating plon.«ure • BUV DIRCCY • 20 DAYS rRE£ TRIAL prcne-trcnted nylon fabrics. Tho nylon fabric Body Aid! $29.95 up. Tiny All-in tha-EBr; without the usual expense nnd bother. In- ...... ■iill*f»ni)lng gives the bont its strengtb, and (he neoprene ' Q«hlnd-th0 Ear:Cyt GIm Aids. Low i t $10 drug hut ■ wall-known ilm iiU ni rum- fintables have truly como of age. ♦ tnonthiy. No Inlarast. Ono of litgeit lal • *i\v umhI ■iiflCMofu)]/ by mllllona fur ob«r Id yeara. Hm If tlitv iloii'l lirlnir Milona. Very low Datlary Pdcai. No lalat • yui) ( U M )»* w.lMMii* r*ll«r, Kor

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Durin2 (he Memorial ’ Day holiday gei out your Rrlll, gather the family to- FAMILY Kether and enjoy tome leisure hoqrs out of doors while your meal cooks laxily on the erill. Aluml* The chuck roast and vegetoble*. cooktnc 1 in their foil num foil and disposable CCXJKOUT packet wHh horseradish sauce, take on a 1 Wend of flavors. paper* products should add enormously to the fun of the occasion— kle generously with. Accent. they're so easy on the Put (ahlcspoons butter or family at "clean up" time. margarine into each packet. Pour one-half cup sauce in­ to each packer. CHUCK ROAST- VEGETABLE SUPPER 2. For each packet, bring PACKET two opposite edges of foil Beef blade pot roast, together over mixture and •bout 5 lb«. wrap tightly using a drug­ GiHIc cloves, silvered store fold; turn up ends nnd Dill w««d fold to seal. IV i tjblospoons salt 1 cup catsup 3. Set packcts over hot >/, cup bottled stack coals on grill. C ook 15 to seuca 20 min., or until shrimp are cupcooklntfoll. lender; tui'n packets over Vi cup prepared horseradish once during cooking. Open % cup wine vinegar packets and gently mix V4 cup dark conn syrup shrimp with saucc before teaspoons dry. 2 serving. mustard 2 teaspoons salt 4. Serve with |M>ta(oes in 1 teaspoon pepper foil cooked on the grill. Pull J teaspoon gariic back foil, slit, fiN with p o ^ e r 1 onion, chopped dairy sour cVeam, top gen­ 1 carrot, pared and erously with snipped chlvM sliced and prepared bacon-Uke 2 c«iery stalks, sliced pieces. ^ servlrif^x 1 cup parsley, snipped Onfons, silted Carrots, psred and CHICKEN IN cut In half PINEAPPLE BARBECUE lengthwise SAUCE Potetoes, pared Chicken breasts and 1. C ut. clits in Kurfncc of legs, rinsed, dried, meat on both sides. Poke and seasoned {•arlic slivers nnd n 1 cup commercial ous nmouni of ^lill weed l»arl>ecue sauce can (about V or.) into slits. Rub both sidesi of 1 8 6 crushed pineapple -l-owt-(abouLU.oz,)_ tipoons snll. mandarln oranges, 2. Grill ment over hot drained conU IS to 20 min. on cnch 1. Hrown cliicken on both !>ide, or until brown. sides over hot conls on a 3. Meanwhile, mix rcmain- grill. For each serving, ins ingredients cxcepl veg-' Inmsfer 1 chicken breast etnbles, in u saucepan. and I leg to a length'of Cook, Mlirrine conslanlJy, heavy-duty alum inum foil. over low heat until mixture Turn up edges of foil. comes (o Iwiling. fici aside. 2. niend barbecue sauce, 4. Puc the chopped ontoii, crushed pineapple, and or­ sliccd carrot, celery, ond anges in a sauocpan.-Heat parsley onto three thick­ thoroughly, about 10 m in.. nesses o f hcovy-dufy bIii- vSpoon desired amount over m inuni foU in long length». chicken pieces on the foil. Sprinkle vegetables gener­ 3. Ilring two opposite edges ously with Accent. Spoon of foil together and wrap some fiance over all. Trans­ securely, using a drugstore fer meat to the vegetable pimclurino foil when handling 2 lbs. fresh shrimp, peeled, • 16 tablespoons butter or fold; turn up ends and fold meat packet). Set on griJI over develned, and rinsed margarine bed. J lb. bologna (casing cups twttled t>arf»ecue 10 seal. Cook over medium low couls and-turn every 30 min. 2 5. Surround and top meat removed) cut In ttiick sauce with (wilon coals about 25 m in., turn­ C ook about 2 hrs. 6 sfri'lnes wtlli remaining vegetables 3*ln. strips 1 . Bring edges of each length ing packets once or twlcc. large gmen peppers, cut 2 of foil up slightly. Divide shrimp, and sauce. SHRIMP-BOLOGNA PACKETS In long V^'ln strips 4. Serve^'Widi iced relbhetv 6. W rap tightly in foil us­ 18*ln. heavy*duty aluml* Celery, cut diagonally In bologna, green pepper, and celcry and lu>wls of potato and . ing a drugstore fold (avoid num foil, 4 long lengths l«ln. lengths equally among the packets; sprin- corn chips. 4 to 6 servlns

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