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By BOJ, LAZARUS' pays 14s dlvoK^'iilfe'to lpa*Svide fV -'the'child’s support, prosecutor’s office concern child support, she added. ^ imprisonment for not paying support. However, in lieu qf the . ■' ■ T lm e s-N ^ s Wiltier ■• j providing the child lives with the'mother. - ■ Despite the site of the problem, Very few men have b^een sentence he was given three months probation and told to.start, TWIN FAJXS — Only about one tWrS of couFt-|«rdered child- T h m are abeut-aao^iises in Twin Falls County in which child punished fornot paying'. paying. Galley said. - > support paytnentsin Twin:Falls County are being paid, a Times- support payments have been ordered. E^ch case involves Twin Falls County Pros. Atty. Robert Galley said that during “U ’s a bastard case,” one judge, who handles child support , i ''N ew.‘i Hiirvey ghow s. the past two-yeara only six or seven have been fuumt gullty"Dr asesT^ahh™ z ' ^ ^ ------A survey of 100 caise records of persons awarded fhild support Ih e number of complaints lodged: lagainst the negligent "The'Judgeirakeditot to be identified: he said that, unlike any — shows that-onlir36 of1he-100Tecelvethelrfuirpavipent for the QrH)e trobleoL auBiiinmri 73upport Maffix' V-alley^s H om e N^^^mper 70th year, ^99th issue Even !•«» for TWIN FALLS, IDAHO 2 5 ' c«r/-i*r a«llv*rv f He ^SiU fake i f i b n t i r U.S. Extends RestiictioiM IV Fuel Pri(^e Curbs Continue WASHINGTON rUPl) - The price freeze have to give 30 days advance notice to the to prevent a amld.en price explosion and give the ends, and Phase IV t e g in s .f t midnight Sunday government before bopsting prices, consumers economy time td absorb the'higher prices that for most of the e c o n o m y 'i—ahnost two years to , won't be-feeling the weight of sonle pricc boosts the goverfunent concedes are on the way. the day after President Nixon began his until mid-Septetnber. TWo!s , food'prices, except beef, were unfroeen •temporary” exjgeriment with wage-price Phase TV rules also require businessmen to July 13. The freeze will be lifted on most other x pntrols,______L,______prices at 11:59 p.m. KPT Sunday, However reductions are ItKeiy ip be rare. • giisoliinr: nom'e neatlngT>il and otlte^ggt^ieum iHraelix lialu GuliTOil AdmilH <>King Opcn^’S ^W Starting Monday, prices For most all goods products will remain TWePed an extra week, (.heck. I t « t pundi* lo M ix o n K fTort Recordi*, and services' — excerpt beef and petroleum Instead, administration economic controllers until Aug, 1'9, and beef will remain under price products -^ re free to rise within a range laid are warning shoppers to brace-for a new ceilings until Sept, 12, '\nili nail.' ------_ —„.u_. Wrii Orderi* out under a com plex fram ework of rules ir^flatitinary surge as companies race to markup The standard tor wage increases remains the administered by the Co.st of Living Council prices tiiat were held in Check during the two- / same as before; 5,5 per cent a year for wages ( Mo hmu ..... (CLC), month freeze. — and O.a.par e^nt for fri nge bgnafitt,--.---- :------However, since the biggest corporations will The freeze is bein(> thawed gradually in order------(Continued on p. 8) N ix o n D ra i'l- S|»»*«Th TF O n a trrp a tc K»*pl> in brr^ — 4 T F m ail dle.«» in j a i l ---- TW IN FALLS — An autopsy sh o w ^ Friday thai Everett ^ OK’d Bohrn, Twin Falls, died of natural causes in the Twin Falls TWIN FALLS - The Idaho County jail ejarlier the same day. ^nk and Trust Co, (IBTT,) Twin Falls county cprftner Qoyce Edwards said he ordered * announced late last week stale the autopsy after'the man was removed from the jail to the ' authorities .had approved its Magic Valley Memorialilospital, He said there was no evidence Body CbuDi in Texas Infrea8e)i to 2.1 application to open a Twin Mans S<-x Murders As Police P ro b « of violence,- Falls branch, Bohm spent luesday njght in the Twjn Falls City JaiLap^ivaj____ ^The approval of' the transferetftothe county facility ttie next day. There Is no record Department of Finance in the Twin Falls sheriffs office of his being booked into jail. represents a turnaround over IT—'1. — . !»*•« n » 5 ,'c ^ ORV AF. HAN.SKN its earliei- decision to deny the l*elie d ies iipprovfs niikr storji««- application for what would be the fifth bank to operate in the HOl.l.YV^D lUPIl - city, I^st spring, PctJKJc^ Castle,'"Tir a popular commissioner of Finance Tom screen actress of the l?50s, Harisen supports ~^cEldowney said the charter dTecrof'a he'3ft “altack paused application didn't show a need by hardening of the arteri^s-of'' for another bank in Twin Falls, , the heart, the coroner'a office The struggle over wh^th**r - said today 4^emf waste site— perm it the-fifth bartk to open'lh ‘ stands Saturday with the front page above. The Muss Castle, who died Friday IDAHO FALLS - The T w in F alls has been in determination of permanent Tribune announcett~'ten days ago a liew sprint— ninht, was found sitting on a progress for several months. In National Reactor Testing storage" of waste material Gem shortage was forcing it to rut back in couch in Ihe libing room by her turning down the initial Station (NRTS) west of here from nuclear projects. circulation. Many papers in the Intermountain former husband. Producer application request last spring, would be a suitable interim "Interim''. Hansen said, could fin a le West are experiencing similar problems. but_ William MKlarry McEldowney revealed a storage site for much of the mean until the end of the 20th there have been no other cutbacks In circulation protest had been filed against nation's civilian nuclear waste, century annnunc<>d. ____ . its establishment by the Twin Rep, Orval Hansen, R-Idaho, William Ginkel. Manager of A)fnevi home spending oiled Falls Bank and Trust ( T F B t T ), said Friday. the Idaho Operations Office of The announcement by the WASHINGTON (U P I) - Some $100,000 in public funds has Hansen said the site "has the the AEC, said it would be Idaho Bank and Trust said been spent for security improvements to Vice President Spiro T. remoteness and the expertise" "prem ature at this point" to approval was still needed from ^new’s new $190,000 home in Kenwood, Md , his office tb serve as the storage fagility speculate over whether the Cassia fair, rodeo slated conHrmed Saturday. on an interim basis. He said the Federal I^posit Insurance interim site would be at the By M A R IL Y N E LLIO TT "Then, Now, and will be the theme for fair Press aide Marsh Thompson, asked about a Parade Magazine scientists at the N R TS have Corp, before the new bank NRTS He said the studies w ere Times-New* writer activities and will borainate the parade set for' report that the Mpenditiireslotaled $125,000, said a detailed done some of the "most would open its doors, "W e are in Washington, D. C. and he BURLEY — Although the Cassia County Fair 10:30 Th«irsday, Commercial entries_bands. 'accounting” was^r notnot, immediately available but that he Imj^rtant^york in waste optimistic." President J, Grant had notseea the results. . and Rodetrofficiallybegtn»T?»ttfsday^«8t»¥itt««~^. ■ remembered me loial abdiit $100,000,^ , _ m anagem ent" In connectTlJn Bickmore saidr **that this will begin Weflnesday.nrglir'for" Her time of 9 hours, 36 minutes clipped 21 minutes off the previous, women’s record Solons ashr^Gent geotherm al research she set TTT-Julyr 1 ^ 1 year, and By DAVID ESPO said, would be played by the U,S, Atomic expanded Intb The getrfhermal field. of Jhe subcom m ittee’s parent Interior ihe-4nenl»Tecorrf of 9 hours. 44 Tim'es-News Writer Energy Commission. He said chances were "I encourage this Sulx:ommittee to seriously Committee, said means had to be found'to ,rniDUles.thaLis held by another^ "'rea^riabTy good ■&’ signlRcanl parf”couTd Be "cpriiiSCT^fbTlowin'i^ Ifie palhr wtablished for tl4 encourage the iniei^T o f private cof^fiQSffiT^" ^^mwican.’ Davis Hart IDAMO ■ FATIS - THem ^s of Idaho's played III Tdalio,” p ^ i b l y at the National nuclear' Industry, to support Dr, Johnson’s and utlliaes^tn researcli and development of Congressional delegation made it dear at. Reactor Testing Station west of here. suggestion regarding establishment of a geothennal potential. H? said it was unrealistic Congressional subcommittee hearings— liere- — Rc3'pon 2 Tlm*» News, Twin Falls, Idaho Sunday, August 12, 1973 . tor crying A LBUQU EfiQ U ife. ( U PlS eaich __plan ea_ of it.____ ^ ; ' ______equipped— with.,-.8oyhtetioat»d----- •Wndon'Iknnwthatfwineone------tracking, equipment including h a^’t pick^ that up and n6w Ihfra-red' cameras Sattjrday , Is leaaing-Tis on 8T bit,^-CWil - was tentatively scheduled for Monday at the ■ By tnnteaifreM Inteniatlonal • scoured a rugged"mountalnqus Air Patrol March spokesman T. . request of Lebanon as threats and expressions Israeli Defend Minister Moshe Daypn said \ section of Central New Mexico C. Ashby saiid. ” B u tof coutm of outrage poured in from Arab lands. Satur^day Israel diverted a Baghdad-bound hoping to trace down a small we can't afford to let that stop "H e Is the. m aster of muriierers, iGeofge Arab airliner to o n e o l Us aii^ases In an effort to boy's radioed plea forhelp. us. There very well could be Habash, absolutely without restraint,” Dayan capture leaders of the P o ™ la r Front for the The search for the t>oy. who someone out there who really Mberstion of PaJestine+PFLP >«uerrilla«rQup_ ■ K a i r i ...... : ...... - has been-er-ying-for aid -over needs the help.” — DayainaKrther PFtP'leaderr Dr; -George- " S iy countf^'any^group;,^ people, "children, cra2ens"baTitf“ chsHnets-slirce — Dnrtng^Tadio"contacts -with------Kabash, was "the Blaster of murderers-” and it makes no mference, wtiatcver'he can later Tuesday, gotnewimpetus early - the boy,-hfe^ has said his name that his group was behind the attack on contend had some connection with'Israel.” , Saturday with a three-hour is Larry and that he is 7-years- passengers at Athens airport last Sunday and The PFJ.P also engineered the simultaneous contact witfi Albuquerque radio old. He also said his father's the hijacking o f a J^ipan Air Unas plane to iiijacking of three planes to Jordan three years operators Alice King and Army pickup truck had been involved tib y c last n^onth. ago. The craft were blown up after the" Sgt. A. ' Schmidt. They iji an accident and that his "Therefore, w e wanted to put this to a stop passengers allowed to flee. narrowed the boy's location father was either dead or and to fight this organization with all the means injured. J _ Although no guerrillas were found by Israel in down to a 40-miie-lDng area we have," Dayan said. T h fi.iio y '5- calls wet;e first Friday's action, Dayan, speaking in an south of the city. Four ATab guerrilla leaders, including heard Tuesday by a woman in interview on Israeli television, said, ”To my "Ttie contact this morning Habash and an aide, Salah Salah. were to be on California. Since then reports of mind this Operation did not fail. Had last night's was definitely the most signifi the airliner Intercepted by Israeli warplanes, a crying child h ^ been pick action gotten complicated aiid iSoroe civilians cant development since we guerrilla sources said. But the four decided not ed up throaghout the south gotten injured, then 1 would say we had a failure st^)rted searching Tuesday," to make the flight because they - srnelled and southwest. and there are failures in war. Schmidt said. "som e^nt fishy,” a I’KI.P spokesman in Two Air Forc«-pli^^ carry •(> had we caught the wrong plane, but the -* - Search coordinators, howe- lay. ing infra-red carneras were plane was the same plane we were looking for ^VOr,'have Jiot ruled out the "We fooled them this time," a representative flown from Omaha, Neb,, to and there were no errors that led to the harming possibility . that . the distress of the P F I,P said. photograph the area. C A P and of life or anything else," callsm igh\hpa4hti . hoax. They . are . Meanwhile, a- U,N. .Security Coimcll session equally concerned that the call military planes aid helicopters help Tuesday m ay-have-flew . grid pattefns oyer the Beef shortage affects 1 real'and that pranksters area. - Presbyterians plan slatighterhouse workers TF barbecue taday .By United Press International ' IJaker lleeclinut Inc., of Cariajoharie, T?.Y., The lack of b ee f on the m arket has forced the one of the nation's ' largest producers of sing to guitar accompaniment. The speaker will be Rev. clos,ngs of m any meat related industries ahd piief>artatb8t>y foods, said It will close for one mor« will probably shut down before the price”" day Monday because beef Is unavailable, corn John Matthew, the new ceililig iVlifted Sept. 12. ' and prune crops are late and dry weather has executive for the Snake River aJyid c los4>d4w-l^ ~ affet?t«M^-4he harvMtitinu-of-xjcas. area of the Syfiod of the ■Angelas by Saturday~X.'jnTOarlBuezTOdrlBuez of ihe- hI.so __ some goals and purposes-foe Butchers Union U)cal 5G:1 said more than 2,000 plan to close Monday because they say they can the church and then will elicit -persons h ave-b een put out pf_iiujrk_by the not get ahy meiii; 'L. , _ ’ . comment^nd-sugg«stions closings and they expect to remain unemployed B»fcf producersfife-not taking their product to from the congregation. until Sept. 12. m arket because they say thtit «(w <»-«} 678 207^ WHEN YOU WANT SOMETHING Sunday, August 12, 1973 TImes NewJ/Tvnlri palls, Idaho 3 s^taFts ' <. ------—'------TW tN r 'AfcfcS------p»»c«- monuitient apprehended a brisking porcupine walking ^dii>OT-ttic gtreetpirttie~CPnien>f ^h~XverN. and" ■■h-rf St N at ? a m. Friday. , le- _ Widows o f 20 men who died in -listing the nam esof the miners The DorcuplDe was taken Into t^e sqiiad car, - w w « t released ^ Rflcki fire announced Friday the start disaster. Mr^. House said th& CreekSher repeated assurances ttat■ ■he Mftouli uld of a fund-raiIslng ,dMve to get widows hope to ^ unveil ^ T' ■ n e ver 8tre e^ w a ^ k ‘ 1lglMn.■ ; $50,000 for a miner's memorial monument by next M ay 2, the PoUce reported that the -Incident had been a . monument ho.nonng t^ second anniversary of the fire. 'touchy” affair. memory of^he 91. men who died She said the group hopes to In th^ disitster. ■ acquire property for the statue Mrs. Melvin House, Wallace, near Interstate 90 at the Big one of the widows, said the Creek exit which leads up to Women's '~^DTip~^a'S cofffYnts'Slowed" ‘ the Sunshine M ine between Residents rap sculptor Kenneth: Long,- -here ^ d - KeHogg- but-said— Woi;nen's Clog Kellogg, to consfruct a 12-foot alternative sites were being metal statue on a six-foot considered. and Shoe concrete base. Mrs. House said a scale rezoning plan Hand Bags She said plans call for an model of the statue will be ■------■" Cv 1 Hand loofed look for bu busy These htfnd tooled design *• .“eternal miner's light" in the placed on display at the First b.ackloschoolers. This leather clogs ahcf shoes will TWIN FALtiS - Twelve propose that the existing National’Bank herein the near sfioulder-stro^'B'og comes leod you through toll in slyls. residents of Highway 74, south agrlcultur^Tesidential zoning future. in Californio redwood and of Twin," Falls, have issued a be retained. She said donations to the Frisco gold. _ The residents say at present C lo g fund should be mailed to formal objection to the 1 0.99 there are about 40 residences Stores Miners, Monument Memorial. rezoning of the highway to the fronting on the highway P, 0. Box 988. Wallace, Idaho, Twin Falls County Zoning Shoe 1 1 ^ 9 9 between Orchard Drive and the 83873. , • Commission. old filter plant roadrSffite the charged The only other memorial to The county zoning predominant use is residei^ial fire victims in nothern Idaho's , Commission is seeking to they feel it is'logical to retain it Silver Valley is located in rezone the area to com m ercial as residentitil. in Utah Wallace's Nine-Mile cemetery and residenti of the area and observes the memory of SALT LAKE CITY (UPl) - those who lost thtlr lives in the County' Attorney Carl J. i9T0’~forest fire which almost Sunday Girls' Nemelka has charged nine destroyed this citj^ and ■ Hansen agrees on grocery' stores with violating ravaged much of northern Cardigan health codes by selling Idaho and Montana. Only ha-mburger with excessive fat City of KojcJt plan IJontenf,” ^ Gtrls' Sweaters ' Nemelka filedVn^^nal com ll>AHO FAl.lii - Kep. Orval He said it \jiould be a "real Purchase several of plaints Friday against four ' T w in Falls Harisen, R-Idaho, said Friday ■fldvanta’ge” is the entire Pant Suits '^itiese colorful bock lo- Safeway, three Wai'shaws, one he was 'in general agreement delegation could reach Eosy care Penn Prebiw> school sweaters. 100% Albertsons and one Smith's n ia n lie ld with ~olher memlx!rs_ of the agreement on what was knits go everywhere at a c ry lic & w a s h a b le . Food King supermarkets, all in , ^ wanted in the legislation, and anytime and neve/ the Salt I-ake area. over legislation to include the said it was 'important to m ove need ironing. Sizes 3-6X The charges stemmed from on drug^ city of Kicks in the National qu u k lv" after the decisions 2.99 an investigation earlier in the i u x k had been made. 5 montli when Sjemelka sent un- T .j^. .-FALLS, --- Jiili. ' 4 fanwnjaid-h TW IN FA LLS - Police ha Into the storeroom -at the- Sho$hone Apartmenu at. 317 Shoshone St. Open Sunday MerchandfK valued at $200 JCPenn was reported iniasing frotn the - 1 2 to 5 - - 3l«r«ro(H» bkUawinig -the kin. The incident-wafi poU<^'’W iiili^y mbning. \ ______* • ' i-ri,-W--2rr.'rTL.Tri-'.' iAMES J. KILPATRICK: ---- - ^ ^ J Devoted To The Citizens. QjM onic YaUey ffl*eisa In R ecess Coogreaa in recess m d the Brennan, with 52 dissents, and fundamental right to an yet.to'.get a halndle oni-the F'irst Taken all in all, however, tte Official C«iv find CioooW Ne^^paper- • Member o i abortion: during~the -aecoBd- -Awendnient r in - .term s torn> produced a h O U t .jt ^ :- Pursuant to Section'6a 100 Idaho Code. Thursday is hereDy dpsjgn«f«d as tht.day o l Wfilte Ho«se in 'shock, an' Marshall, with 49, were not results'that cohservativea have leoal notices vi^ili beoublished. Published daily and Sunday. 2 2 £ ’ ' -jjpportunity Is at hand to take even in the junning. three months, the state has a freedom of the press, H RAY CROMLEafL A Real State O f Flux r 1 ji r d has already had his way more lautious Those near to .sources, flaig has taken over hiis been slower than expected W a s h i n g t o n i n e a i - Mn a level-handed way. there in developing because of the in some crucial issues. Kven apart from Watergate, Uie President remark on how are no longer a few favorites amorphous situation at the John Connally became the past three months at the very deeply he is feeling the He thinks of himself as a hite House and because of the unhappy bccause there was no White House have been a hurt of these days rand how channel, not an arbiter. fficulties he's having in clear-cut ide^ of what should difficult period. carefully he goes about l,a ird 's influence also Is d evelop in g an acceptable be done and whalhe should do. Since the resignations of H. cuncealing his feelings. jTliis running high, despite sorne dom estic p rogram in thi« He IS a man who wants action R Haldeman and John U-end has been note^ also by rumors to the contrary. But it period of economic crisfs. But — a- great deal «f action. ^ F hrhchman. Pen. Alexander those with White House M. Haig Jr. and Melvm Laird conneclTons who “ Src3T5— Tmmrt- have made a series of movlis to pcrsonally fond o f the open the gates and bring more IVesident Intimates say this GEORGE C. THOSTESON, M.D. people in on decisions hurt has caused N4rr-Nixen to Haig sees that more men and -_seek even more sedusion than women see the President and before The^ Doctor Says that he's briefed on a wider There have been reports that Uie old crew i " the h o ld o v e r i_ Rem(^mL)er awhile back when old, to g iv e aw ay The mother was variety of • news aqd from Haldeman-Ehrllchman But girls are not immune to stiff thereafter a t'ollie and the dojgs'are real cute. lOiTimentary Dear Dr, Thosteson; My 13- M r.. S'pectator. on l^half of the some unusual strain that can ,\n effort has* been made to era. have banded into a clique >eitr-old daughter has had a Twin Falls county commissionejs, See them at (he W^lch placest 498 produse (he same sort of Dear Dr, Thosteson; I decentralize decisions, gel and are sabotaging the new prublem with-her knee^ The. Filer .-V venue West in Twin Falls or problem. recently heard that'* celery made a public _plea in an effort to officials to de iHore on their Haig-Latrd-Bryce Harlow first time it 'gave way” when call 7;!-l-24;!(’>. The taping of the knee contams something that helps rind the original pfans for the own, not w a iffo r orders from regime Insiders who bore no she was-just standing Atxiut a evidently stabilized the one atUin a better suntan, I Courthouse. Seems as though some the top to get them started love for the old group say this Is month later It gave out again situation - at least for the time would appreciate verification, Ani.A.SK YOl But President Ni.\on. while not so ttlierrshe was running, and she w ork was going to be done and they and bow much celery w^uld a really wrenched it. being. To prevent a, had to know just how the old place Mr Sptvlalor: - he sees a wider afray of In some cases there has been It t)eiam e quite sOre and recurrence, the soundest person ha*e to Ingest per day Would yot^please print a thank visitors, still likes to’ ^eclude .some confusion because the would stand up. swollen, and we had an means Is to avoid violent or week'’ - Mrs, D S, *1 >mi to all al^ndependent Meat Co., himself "■ old-timers aren't sure where VVe)l, as a wsulUetirfhe pl^a. a set orthopedist examine, her. He activity — running or dnncmg I su.spect that that's just one and to Otto Florence and to all 4-H Men on the White House staff they fit in or how, they're of ji>tan& w ere found Not the Uiped the knee, but said that X- included - but this is a of the stories that gets sUrted used to taking explicit orders supposed to operate under the orfginal ones but ones made at a Chib members who assisted me at ravs stuiwed nothing wrong, formidable restriction to try to for no known reason. Anyway, from Haldeman, E^rlichman change. And^as noted at)bve, later date by the late Frank Fonda, the, time of my accident which and the knee gradually got impose on an active_.13-j’ea£-_. I have seen no verification. or Dean tend to wall to be told some are so used to taking occurred on Achievement Day. I better old - • a local architect, flis widow what ,toi do Rother than orders under the old rigid If she'll try to avoid heavy ■ Dear Dr, Thosteson; Dealing informed pfftcials thiit feuCh plans am a memf)er of the Worth While searching out and bringing up somewhal a l a — 3 'h a t do ycu think could have strain of that type for a few wnh your column on venereal were avatl^ propfttals,— an- tnkinp ■ artinn / ^ ^ ______happened:' /\nd what can we m olilhs, wTratCVer— trrjnry- diaeasg^— and— wishing— 1%— Brenda Van Zante they kno% is needed, ttiey wait do to prevent a recurrence? jpifijKed-up. occu rred In the to e e may hejil prevent V. D., I've found a -for, orders mor«-<>ften -than the But a goodly number of this It's been a month since the last S o inTlie th is - and strengthen sufficiently. source which disagrees. new regim e,likes. As a result group knew and respected time. — Mrs, R, G. article Bill W iseman, fact that it didn't show up The M etropolitan LlTe officials in close contact with Haign when he was with Dr, Not an _ e Ivan Stone. - TOD.WSCHLTKLE: in X^rays.would seem to rule publication. Facts You Should com missioner; Ih'e White House complain Henry Kissinger,— even during answer, but the knee tends to There is a w eed'killer that is safe. out dama^«L la - the ione Know About V. D-— But architect, and Bill CJiancey. about a new lack Ofdecisifln-Dc- -ther;^tesl of the Haldenwn- t>e what -we call an "unstat(Jp struqture! ------Protebt^TJbn't," stat^ on' , commission chaiiifnan. take,a look eTTe^ive and ribncon'taminating. It directiorr,.— Kissinger fights, joint." The knee has to m ove in Or If your- daughter Page 3: -The soap and water at the plaas m miestiQiL Stone i.s IS cajled a golf club^__ V1r„J ) _ • J you Sefieve it!'The best (or wOrst,; It comes as a report froni an a person to contest the Accuracy, . maintaining U S tH g - vyay y ou adyisury- People around th^e parts NOW there drawn from government, industry. information in a eomputer- identifiable personal data must IB®e“ aBoiit you than yoU would where all the ~the leg al and academ ic prof^'stgns"^ "acces^ble record about IlihT aysurfe the rfcllabillty 6f the daia ex pec t ______. ryourliabRs, public. It is- C31 That; record keeping, their intended use and must take ’ When' you Have your tflei>fi6ne yuui .sftuatioh, yb'uf according to Caspar W. organizations l>ereqiiired’ tO'1hroTm p'recautibn's to jj'revent Inisuse of diseonnected4>eople kncwaL WChen private life — even your morals — Weinferger, HEW secretary, "an individuals_QU_tequest, of_alLuses the data. - . you have your w ater shut off people are stored in, computer data banks. example of free people, governing made, jof information,that is b e in g '' The report was also critical of the know it.‘When you are ihjakirg tim e And these records of yours are themselves, who refuse to submit kept aboL^t them in computerizt^d Social Security administration in payments on a refrigerator, an being decided, by data-processing even ^ to _ the possibility of files. attempting to make the Social automolj,ile or what have you, specialists—as-if they -involved to^nological tyranny.” ,i4) I'hcro jnust be no ,persoi\^l Security number an effective people know'it. nothing m ore than questions of The key challenge is that data ,re,cord-keeping systems standard personal identifier. g ^ '" a dlvoirce the ^ ~ ^ fic ie n t technique. computer-based personaT- d a ta~ "^hosx'-ViE+N’T rsa strrrrcT ire ’Seeret:— " l ^ e n T y o u And just for your information knowledge of that fact is public Something is now going to be record keeping should t>e examined i5i There must be a way for an it might just be unlawful as it now done about all this ‘personal broadly as important issues of individual to find out what property. When yoiT do most stands for the State of Idaho toissue information" data which can be social policy rather than as information about liim, is in a _anything sontie — usually lots of your driving license under your - people — know all about it. In fact u^edjfqr a multitude of purposes — narrowly .conceived questions of record and how Tt is uSciV. -SociiU-Securitv. number. . scores of , businesses and many^ oFfhem harmtul to you and~ rp|pnird:^«ping tecTTnrquO and your future and really your own imaginative system design. individuals get a print^ form with individual to prtveiit information But all this should lead to one personal business, although there The report, entitled 'Recprds. all this m aterial available. about hihi that was obtained for tiling -- the right of an individu,al to are ' many who m ake^’ their Computers, and the Hights of Now, knowing that all these one purpose froni being used or have a fe\\ things of a ^xMsonal CJitizens,” recommends: things are “ public property” why busings. . made available for othef' purpases nature left to himself. This step — planned through (1) Federal legislation is it not reasonable to assume there without hi.s consent ,■ j are people who know where you corrective legislation which will guaranteeing individuals the right And it is a step in_ the right -dr ?mall were last night, how much you hopefully-he 3 -a : “ Psst!” Times-NeWs Public Fdrum Please Dpn’t Panic !Vew-s Is Seldorn-Goo —tTTfm'll*IW P mHATTON? rft * (” p;> - nnri .Siylal I^uin;uCouhcU ic For th«ot«r information coAc*rnlng 0!t" Four th «o t«r t b « fo r « 8 p.m. C oif '734»2400 Demos com M il convention revaijip studied ■ BALTIMORE Md. (UPl) - women, bla BOISE (UPU — Teachers and, HjHI - SUMOAV I..TC ■ 3 iM representatives of business and industry from LAST 3 »A T « tjiruughout Idaho meet in the Downtowner in &>ise Monday for the start of the 1973 summer / The four-day session, fo-sponsored by the Idaho Slate .Chamber of Commerce and the 1 ------tdatiu' t'liuiiril—tm—E«r«nonii ^ a s • designed to discuss current eionomic issues, particularly those related to Ih f Gem State, according to Robert J. O’Connor, Boise,^ chairman of the program ('OihmUtee.------. ---- British ship hit l,O NlX)N lU P Il — th e that two or three of the British -- - -leeianUjt— 4imtjaal___ O ilin n __ fci*>aleji-plaleaQiiihe_port side i.uiiined the' British frigate were slightly buckled. POUCEMAN Edward Saffold leaps from a /\;Hlronietl;i while it was on The dispute began when rtM)f ttopi^to help save-tiw life o l Richard patror off Iceland early Satur Iceland nnltatsralty extended Kamirez (white trousers), who threatened day. the Defense Ministry said. us fishing limits from 12 to 50 Friday to jump off an 11-stery hotel in downtown miles in September, 1972, Royal Detroit. Salfold lands on the roof (center) and rhu 2,500 ton A n d r o m e d a Was L e a p Navy ships were sent to the breaks his ankle as a police chaplain tries to proU'ctinj* B ritishlraw lers fish- area in May this year when tackle ^m lm r. His hand over the edge qf the uii; m disputed waters off b lo ck s Icelandic yunboats cut die roof ibuttom), Ramlrei Is subdued by Saffold. Iroland ami was apparently trawl> of a number of Br'itisli slationar> at the tune of the S u ie ic ie the chaplain and another policeman. Ramirez, fishing vessels and in one -t^irt Worth. Tnr.. told police he was distraught iiK'ulenl, a m inistry spokesman instance fired on a British bfCaiKt* Hf aid not har e a job. (t iP I’l------...... Cl.______t n n r t t j T ------In a report to l/indon, the Andromeda's captain said the rauHiimKwasclearlydolib«rate on the part of the Icelandic Mother^ daughter killed vi's.sel Ttie in ln lsio spokesman said C H K IS TIA N S T K I). St Cnnx, ^l\ bl.ii are ai t used rnidiiiKht Friday, pohce .said. V :l.- (U P Il — A Miothef ;muI killm « whiUis in a .TIiC datighter was found dead daughter bludgeoned in Iheir irsl.iurant brawl ■U{i eleition on the fliKjr when (wlice LATAWAY home died Siiturday. the third niuhl l.i.-,l ember .irri\ed The mutlier. who had YOUR OUN AT and fourth homicide victiin.s un While the race of tlie .Muniiuined police after being this racially troubled island in •Lssailants in: thr (our recent attacked, died in Harwood RED'S Memorial HiispiUil'about two the past 17 days, police said murders is not luio«n. all of the a 1S Shothoo* St. V Meanwhile, a jury wiis in the Mt tiMiswcre white .Many white hours later seventh day of delibefatiuns in rcMdenls ariik’d on SI. SUNDAY FILER ■the. Fpnntain Valley esso, - fr(>i\, where 80 per cent of the ‘i. where five blacks are accused ,!3.lXX) residents itfe black Fairgrounds of murdertni’ eight per.sons, ,S DON’T MISS THESE flHAL rBECtJED BEEF, Pr«‘|>nre (c ) Chicagii Daily News nonchalant. Nobody here barrages or' air .strikes. i‘lectricity, teieplione'liiiks .to KANTARA. Occupied Egypt - seems to think that the three Instead, the'“tnlofmalitv was Israel .pfflper ^nd foam nihhfr — IsraeliBOcUEgyptitin —y#afs-«t-altttost-iotal ijulet ihai lypiiieil: oy b^re (iKS a»d facing t»ijch other across the characterized thlm Falls, yith pounds o f’ As t^ey marked the stert of 1970. that the Israeli afi'3 that w as fought along tfiis -her'.-that elementary hygience,^ cans. the fourth su-aight year of Egyptian guns finally tigan tD watery ^cease-fire line. including latrines, simply Mike was runnerup in June cease-fire th^ only other cool after tlie nmCderous "W ar "T h e y ' breed in the . .doesn't exist." with 112 pounds -of' the consequence of the W ar' of of Attntiun” had raged for Egyptians' fresh water canal "W e have all the water we aluminum containers.' Attfilion that raged along this, iiiyre than two years in the that runs parallel t c the Suez want — lake four or five Other winners in the July motionless 100-mile long afteriimth of the Six-Day War Canal,'' an Israeli said, showers a iJay — the Egyptians ' -dfTv« to -a d d to— the— Y*S- watervtay is boredom. of juiic.-ise? ------pointinglirthc west“arrDss"the Hoiti'i have shtSWerFairairiifia' swimiuing pool fund wete: Ixwking west from i^top an When the U.S. sponsored- waterway maybe that’s why they take Ericand Mark Smalley , Randy Israeli stronghold one sees i.'case-fire went into effect no "Our aeirral and artillery swims in the canal: The King, Holly Kramer, Kurt Kgyptian soldiers strolling one thought it would last more bombardiiients ruined the Israelis are not allowed to do ’ MacNeil, Lee Wormsbaker, from fo.xhule. to oljservajion tlian u. month or two fresh »;ater'conilult,""he went this." Rick Graham, Wad^ Gerber, post and .back again suri'ly i.erlainly not tliree yei^s. on. "/\s a resijt, the water no One of 'th e troopers , was — longer can Dow: there and it Mike Sutton.’^ jm m y Lanudoi^___ knowing Dial tliey are being But it has. At one of the asked _ whether Jhe^i would ’ F'-7ra Richfli watched tw 1sra'eli~lTfcs. bur "l-sraeliy' can a l fron t m ini- U'comes 'fui ideal breeding tekbrate the eiVdjij tl^ third fortresses on the outskirts of place for mosquitoes. Chris Scholes, Steve Upton, not seeming to care. year or the start of the fourth this pnce-prosperous little A doctor compared the year of cease-fire Frid ay and and James Barnett. The Isruehs standing out in Egyptian city Uie troops were relative luxury of tlWTsraeUs' ■ the said it was the latter. The youngsters were tlie open directly' opposite the walking proof that hostilities mini-fortresses to th^ primitive He is sure things will remain awarded prizes ranging from a TWIN FAL15 youngsters collet-ted more Egyptian position.s are just as conditions across the way. tranquil: bicycle pump to-cases of soft than a half-ton o f aluminum recyclable cans have become a thing of the -piist. - He reftjrred to the plentiful "Both sides want, the same drinks and boxes of candy , all" during the July YM CA-YW C A can drive, Above; • -and E ric- VTtJlItr W LIX from thing — peac«. B oth ar^afraid the merchandise donated by Ht^rsemeTT flak Jackets that used to be the rear echelons, to the . of another war. It isn't good for - local merchants. Smalley, 9 and 10, hold some of the prizes mandatory »n cfise of Egyptian disinfected latrines," the anyone." The July can drive netted col lectors awarded by local mtrrchaiits'. Randy took third 1,048 pounds of scrap place with lbs, of cans, Smalley aluminum worth about J260. brothers were second with 135 lbs. hold meet The August can drive for ____ F IL I:iK ------T4ie-...... - -yannBBters rro irwin end AUg.~ CabiiJlClDs 4-H Club held a . 31 at 5:00 p.m m eeting Thur.sday concerning a money raising%)roject for the AlBfRTSON’S SPECIALS Bom bing halt to leave Kiler swiiiHning-pool fund" _____ l.inda ny.in called _ th'f?" inceting to order, 'llie club- Kadeo Cambodiaris demoralized plans a baked food liale at- Acijie Manufacturing Aug. 17. SUNDAY ONLY! The—money raised .will be W i n n e r s (c) Chicago Dally News uower. ggnated lo ihe f iler pool. PHNOM PE N H i;- With three days to go As a result Cambodian troops have learned to • Assignments this w tek are to before the Aiberican bombing halt in Cambodia, y t back and let bombing j»nd SCJ.flng complete vet .science and study n a m e d it is becoming increasingly apparent that the American planes carry the brunt of the battle nuiri- nn.phases. I and ll-uf the end of" U.S. air supporl~will hSve^TT stjrlous' iTB)tTrortgii~th^imQtz.-- ' GOODING - TTi^Cooaing^ cFiolb^tal. irTV^"Fon'the tatteretT 200,000-” Now wlth'tTi^end of the bombing In sight, ''''T n jro K 'i*” ' County Rodeo competition man go\ei*nment army. officers an'd inltsted'men'at’ key defensive . Mrs. Carl Seymans and Mrs. winners wers announced While the tactical repercussions of the Aug. 15 positions around Phnom Penh are displaying . Reverly M asbngave Qie test on. Thursday mgHL by rodeO bombing cutoff ordered by Corrgre^S' are a ‘lack of self confidence in their ability to fight pha.ses. Next w e«k Uie officials.______iiialUir~of de^^ate arnQni; xoilitaJX-me.n and.. without air support. ' • finished and prepjirations made lor th'frfalF Bareback winners were Russ diplomats. (hesFsourcijs generally concede that 'I'his was reflected in interview after .Mooting was closed by McCall, and Royce Smith, tied move wiir'tedvc the Cambodian Army interview with troops deployed around the Pam ela .Masiin anti *ith Daniel j for first; larry Collins, second demoralized. Cambodian capital city. ' . ' ■Seamans. and Melvin Dick, third; saddle "'I'he Cambodians never really had to fight "If the American bombing stops," said ,’Vlaj. bronc,' Bill Wihe, first;. Merl without American airjjupporl." one dlplujuat. Men Mpny, "w e will have a serious situation Lof-thouse;, second, M ike said. "They have become so dependent on We don't have enough troops to fight lilunc,' B r ie f s IVTaTVeC, ’ th ird; -Steve having almost unlimited bombs at their front without the bombing. It is importa/it the ' TWIN ~ ' f AI.L s ' - T h e " Bochenek, fourth. lincsTheyreallridcrti'tHliptt'1iD-wto;ffghrwlthout Americans continue to help ua Every dyy the American''War Mothers ml*t ------Bull riding, I.a iiy Collins;*;TlrbtnT**------^ ■------. cntmy ts i lmm foi ciiig its~foiT cs arnurrd I'hnoni- “ Triday at the citj park lor tiie first; Andy Cgnfocth, second; ' So import'ant is the bombing, cjaiiijs Sec .of liVrth." annual picnic A brief business Harold Haptonstall, third; •State W illiam Rogers, that when it stops next I.t Kong Yiiuenf comtiian'der .of a small session (Va.S conducted by Mary -wank. L'ain btKiian-{orce~ N e w s l i p s ftAm irn n rrr Contract Teaetiers honored — j ^ rNcu D t t r ■jH5ROME — Visiting teachers nl the Onoding talks ■Stake Relief Society were honored Thursday afternoon at . an annual visiting teachers DON’T MAKE THE AAMOUII star. FreitI | 2 9 convention at the Gooding l-DS Stakehouse In Cured! Serve With Caiibage. L B .. . delayed Jerome. MISTAKE OF LETTING Mrs. Alnanda Uannen, 89 year old B e lto n DETROIT ( UPII - Contract member, was.given special recognition for her ARMOtrSTAR-SMeKEtSTT o » PWg talks between Chrysler and the 70 years service as a visiting teacher In the OTHERS DECIDE HOW“ United Auto Workers will be society. She was born in 1884 and began her suspended Monday to give visiting teaching serylce In 1904. TO HEAT YOUR HOME! UAW Vice President Douglas Also honored was Mrs. Lydia Nielsen, FRESH FROM OUR OWN A. Fraser a chance to take a (hooding, who has served 64 years as a Relief Insist that Your Builder Install INTERTHERM first-hand look at working ■Society visiting teacher. Both ladies were Hot Water Electric Baseboard Heating- and Have IN-STORE BAKERIES!! conditions in the plants. presented gifts. HOT WATER HEAT WITHOUT PLUMBING One of the 22 Detroit-area iE v c fy Winler l.^iousjnds' of fa'm- Chrysler plants—Detroit Korge g > h e % su H o f th * discom loM S of —was closed for the third day f Doof ly-healed homes Chilhng • drafts Cold lloofi AllPfn.itiWg today as 1,400 men continued a • • !oo-hol loo-co>d pcMods And wildcat walkout '^over alleged • Day outrageous hc.nmij bills for unsafe working conditions • Budgeting said J neat lhal s ^wasted at cc Among those with Nbmn were military intervention in Cam- CAMP DAVID, Md. (UPI) - Geraldl U Warren said the and (wuld not be reached for. Raymond K. Price, his chief ^ conrunent. Jjodiii, th?n a complete and President Ntatorr summoned^ -Kissinger-Nixton meeting^^ did spp)»ch writer: White Hdiiae^ not concern V^atergate. — NlxuntiayaKfewt timfaldgAy -a ettnltlve end j o all old to, the a mrriprnr^isp fl<>adlinp~i£r hy' s^-^tyled Khmer republic’-' of chief of staff Gen. Alexander 'Hie meeting ciilncided-with M; Haig; "PrCM Secretary ^ fe id e n t Uon Nol. ■that eKilad Cajnbtxllan Conerffis to halUll bombing qI h— yipgtef*, Patrick— eamtwdiaiitmtdntghrTuesday: S a t i^ a y was Niipn^a fourth T^tn«'W OTOtfoin‘ aJiffl5iJulrjent Buchanan, another top speech But in a recent letter to the Mnsecutive(tay at Camp David cable Friday to Senate writer;, arid Nbton’s personal congressional leadership, he and he vyas surrounded by an Democratic Leader Mike Mans- secretary. Rose Mary Woods. ■ ■ field, "an old friend, callirig -for noted the United States would entourage of aides and speech an end to all U.S. interference continue to provide economic writers working oh the speech The President, who might in Cambodia. and miUtary assistance to the he will give (BTmiafceTrf next return to Washington Sunday Neither the White House nor Lon Nol regime. week in response to Watergate night, was expected to sign the the State Department-would State Department officials allegations. federal highway aid bill early the— Sihanoukr said they fgared the bombing ....itw illbe-the-PFesident's itfst— ifnjfe we^lc in-tjepth- statement on Water cable. Mansfield was traveling halt would provide a’ distinct In his cable, Sihanouk was a"dvantage for the Cambodian gate since his 4 ,000-word iii his home' state of Montana said to have proposed that the insurgents —some oT them position paper on May 22, five United Stales provide a safe sympathetic to Sihanouk —who days after the Senate Water haven-for the top ( have encircled the capital at gate committee began its l>on Nol governwent. Phnom Penh said Phnom Penh. hearings. ___Agence Frande PreM^_the French news agency, said in a near occupation report monitored Saturday by .# COUHTRr VU, PARK the U.S.- Foreign -Broadcast * - MItE WEST FILER — TOKYO lUPI) - Prince bureau from the North Korean Information Service that Siha NorodoinSihanouk.ousJedfrom capital of Pyongyang, where he nouk's • cable to Mansfield LAHOi LOTSII power in Cainbojlia in 1970, said has been vacationing since July prescribed conditions for a J i l l UNOfROROUNO UmiTIES S^turda^ that troops loyal to 20. . peace settlement in Cambodia. • Npfurol Go« t A lt felpctitc Availafat* him would occupy Phnom PeTiIf Sihanouk's w a r jin ^ oajiie • Lawn tqwlpm^ni Shvds AFP, which received a copy • T«l*phon« four days before the schediJed • Concr*t« Patloft in the 'not too far distant of the cable in Peking, said • R«cr«atlon Ar«a • Cobl« Vi»lon future." " endof U.S. support bombing for Sihanouk warned that "th e only • Sfr««t Light of «ach Spoc* • C ity • W at#r Hu called on foreign civilians !/)n Nol's forces in Cambodia conditions for peace in honor ... and diploiiiiils to leave Cam Aut4- 15. p ie action was forced were ^qoniplete^nd definitive Spool AvoliabI* In R.llr.d ( Ar«o — - — - -COlTaJTM' bodia, or rrsR becofninB the m -ff reltictant" President Ntjnm hairto aeriai^m bing and all iiR. t mis. itRMiiB 1 ttis. m M E ■Vicliins” of fiyhting around by the U.S. Congress. oth er-direct or in dirw t U.S. Phnom I’enh. - - . - - .Sihanouk also uri>ed Hovefn- inents now maintiiining di- ploiualie Ue.s with the l.on Nol Ufivfa-iuuenl iii Phnom Penh to break them, or face the pos.sibility of a postwar di- David Brooks, 18. take a break during the meiit uf Itoyul National Onion search for bodies Friday nearHigh Island, Tex. uf ('am bodia i (lU U N K ). L e a d The teen-agers led pollcc to burial sites In a pine ■Silianuuk’s’ .statements were lores! and beach,'briUgltIg tu I3"'Uie'kiuiiilj«:i u( - iiiflde -m—H -o» blu. U)—Unitntl s e a r eft bodies found thus far. (UP1> I'rcM lrUen)iitiuna]'s Tokyo boidyJiiint delayed the t)each when -ilu»-r*earch HOUSTON I U P l I .Sheriff's was lucked up in Houston. Both ■but 1 don't remember where it - deputies piitrulledHie sand and have l«,‘en charged with mur- was. This was about two'> ears i cMiiMi'.s Momlav. ■ 'lliey were buried at the SJflt Brass alonR n I'cx«h rlrr Henley said he-kllled-Corll una. - edKje of the t>rass line. This beyuhfront Saturd«iy where in iell-defcnse during a paint- "It really up.sel Dean to kHl - ofHy-W*idnesday. shifts in a year's'period," said Oeteilive 7ac¥7Iamel~^ We'll Hraves of boy^ who were ;\ii.xious parents in the liim " ' ’ ■ . ' ravi.shed, murdered and buried llou-ston area, from across the Then Brooks, recently miir- probiibly have to take a iiiiii hi^e an (;.-\lNK.SVII.IJ-:, Kla lU P It on officers and siibotaging when plans were l.iid fur an thiriK 1 s.it armuid andSmoked The government's star trucks at Kt. Benniiig. lla. He a.s.sault on the l'.l72 Hepobhc an ni.injuana jtist like everyone at witnes-s in the C.ainesville Kighl also denied instigating bomb National Convention%ulh weap the ( i;u;icaviUe meeting conspiracy trial testified .Satur- Ihreals to a Columbus, (la ons including wrist rocket He said a slinfiShoLht bought day'hP botiphl a ■nnst rockrt newsi>;ipe.r and radio station, or slingshots, crossbows, tiuiiie- fruiii Scott I'amil for $'2 BO was slingshot with KHl money and that he UhI an occupation" of iiuule grenades and incen P^ik I fur uut of his FBI expense smoked inanjuana at attic t)ie I.jndon B. Johnson Memori diaries . account meetings withlhe defendants al iJ b ra ry in Austin, lex When asked if he was taking In his upcning statemertt But W illiam W I-emmer. an Pu'23-year-old form er Green ilrugs .during the (iainesMlle .'Vs.sistant I! S Attorney J ack FBI informer, denuHl under Ik'ret lias sworn he was at planning meetings, l.emmer C.irruulti told the jur> tlie cross-examination thiit he ever miH'tmgs in the (■air«'sville s;iid ‘ ‘ frriVL'rnnienl \yduld pruve. sugyesU-'dluinii i;renade attat-'ks humi'uf defendant .Scott Cainil 1 ilidn 1 oralK take anv- among other thfngs, that the cunspiraturspUmned to conceal' die slingshots in the groin of Iheir trou.sers or around their Phase IV ‘headache’ due anklesundertheirbellbottoms, Bui ,Iu L irrda M erry, l>VM Question: We would like INCISION. I know that’s just some advice on snakebite .in hii< kw;ird to what many .oriiS dogs. Each summer we spend learned in first aid, but a cross- a week of our vacation incision. accomplishes nothing camping and hunting other than killing the skin, arrowheads. We take our dog making an impossible area to with Us ind all .enjoy it very suture, and Increasing the much. liltelihniyl nf tetanus infeclln^ This year we'will be in a So, resist the impulse. rocky area that could have Press the venom out or use a rattlesnakes. Could you tell us suction cup. Do not suck. it.out what to do If. the dog gets blK — there's no point in losing two ten? Also.jsrhat stiouHrBeHTH:: ~of_i'uu._7 ______snakebite kit. Carry the clog so the bite Is Answer: I ’ll tell you what to level with his heart — nelUier do abouHnaktbit« right efter-f^' higher now lower. And get to a tell you how to prevent it. veterincirj.an for antivenom Eighty per cent of snakebite treatlnerit as fast as wheels deaths in the U.S. are caused will carry you. bv' r g'ttlers and certainly If you have a question about “they're our prime asSilanfS in your pet, send It to 'I'he Merry these parts. I’et column, in care o iJllE So. try-to avoid a boundary Tiiiies-News. dispute over the jreai_Ulfiy like; warm rocky ledg.es, .heavy foliage, sunny dens. Keep yjou dog in sight when HEAm t you're :,near potential snake areas. Carry a snakebite kit ' untT'don't "ger-too-far^tnnrT- MoteiUearljr -tramportation to ciyilization, , ' A snakebile lut is a simple / iT ^ 'c h u r c h thirfg to prepare. It should ,/lN THE O FFICE mcjljde a long, nat, wide strip of cloth for use as a tourniquet, VlIM CRO W DS a .stenle blade or knife, some V a t H O M E means pf cleanslna (such as packages of tofllst tissues), V a t a d i s t a n c e suction cups, long shoe lace fof - = ^TACaw^iADIO, a muzzle, gauze pads, some —adtrcsive tape and a few aspirin remarkatil^ if you wish. New U.S. Patented.' If your dog has the -misfortirne of chasing a viper until it catches-hiHM as 15,000 DirecKonEor of our domestic animals do__ each year*, keep a-cool head ncdiiiiy Hiuo and see that he does the same. Excitement and exertion piish venom along- the circulatory MAICO — path-, tmrftobiiize. the _ dog... "WttrrrrtftartfTinjntf'TioiTrTr'j prutr' immedialely, muzzle him If lem Miico O irfc tio n jI Hearinf can help irou moie .cU id y Ju it necessary. 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Socket Set Player . . , easy-to-use ^ 1 ^ 1 asiies, and sparks stay inside proportion to swelling, D o FT ’Regular separate prices total fireplace, includes Andirons and repeatedly remove and Firesef j«KM)28-4033 reapply it sin^o that acts as a pump to shoot venom into-the ■ system Now clean up the bite and cut straight through the skin over the fang "WDuiwis.- -- DO NOT MAKE A CROSS FOOD STORAQE? WE GUARANTEE OF MIND t WITH Despret\s i\ Nutrillonally • Balojic*d St0f 00» Units Why store Deseret s SAVE *1^0 Per Sq. Yd QfeatSavini Honey-Bee Foods? GREAT BUY GOOD PRICE SAVE ^110 Oil Change Special Regular $3 Tricot Metal Personal Regular $3.49 Holiday Carpe; Regidar $329.99* Paint SAVl MOBI M ONIT Compressor I Hp and Lube ^ % Tb» coft fo r Th* Ay rogo Kontourflunge Bra _ Storage File iS ^ l MOKI TIM I Long-wearing carpet that’s ideal . 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Iddho Sunday, Am9u»« U r ^ v n paceinakM, ita .1 ,. pocket cigaret U ^ ter and qiiUr siinllar in much as a conventi(ii^l 1 «nUJAM HINES for it' J I (lileago W -TIm M - ____ .‘il' /'rr tecauM noreplaceifnratis h6cessai7 ,^ Ofdlnftry WASHINGTON '— SclenUsU at-< spacfr^ge yt iff nnnr h<>ing mflniifn(*t^|r^ poarkctftd ^ ^ v ic M cost about 11,200 and must be replaced laboratory near here hav'e p e r f e « ^ a fully wider the name “ pacesetter” — by a west coasi four nr five timea everY-deca^lg:. .'n>g..to!gL chacgable battery-powered — etgctronlcs wncern under an-wrelusive , llcensine arrangement that gives Johns pacesetter system costs about $1,800. that t^ y say wU last a lifetime mmpr<»h^nalve m^edical-insurance plaM j Hopkins an $1S roy^ty for each unit produced. • liiaing ccplacem entr-- i ,------" siKh as Blue Cros? pay for cardias-assiat ~~?W leaat 2ft< OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. l a d B IO m r iu c SCHOOL MEN'S MEN'S CHRISTOPHER HALL W QOL BLEND LONG SLEEVE — Nd-IRON SFOItT COATS Ou'r^far S A I E T M E H 'S s 'a LEI Mort"» Wat«Tpr M EN’S Christopher Holl Solid and Argyl* SALE! 2-^iec;» Double Ktrit SALE I MEI^'^ CMRISTOPHER HAIL PANT SUITS UNDERWEAR HOSIERY ---- A ael'H«l dile»T»mo o* 58/60" POlYESnil KHffS SALE! Com« Our larrific »«l«ctton of 36 AAachihe Waslmble__ 60' ♦obric* Mony p n n t » in tw » # d » K«rringbof>#s. 100% ACRYLIC .. COORDINATED ION...- Reg. 2.9 V y d .- • • AMERICA ,HAS THE AYRIL-COTTON PRINTS A gr#oT wow t o fait to itilon unrf-hiH ^EPiRHES SHOE FOR IT, Gelling up .1 AU* no^iron prints in 44 A5 T .rrifk for ltt« Boch-To-Schrol tc«n« .o«. in.ploidt. floroU A nov«lti«« 100% Acfllon ocrylic ••porof«« lndu()« the wprld — that’s you in cu«f»d or uncu(t«d ,Ilar« ponti, cordiBori lw *O l*r>. fk irtl ond,«»«»H. ••v.ro l ltyl«» ol M is s America'high risers DUTCHGIRL l i t . \ lf Ta 1.99 i i . ocrylic knBiiePlr_0’« 7 * '™ '" Bf»yl Brown Woxey Shoes that put you above the / or flfiy ^ . WOOLS & WOOL BLODS Printed Flip Shirt ‘ teg. ) 2 00 8 59 crowd with lots of sole and heel S^pT »«porof«« toh» oH »n woolt ond •19®® w o ^ bF#nd».^#o*ufing plo^d». SolldFtip Skirl I 1 00 7 M ch*ck«. end Pofif* 13 00 9 59 W oltlbpnd Ponti R»«. WOO 10 59 Reg. 3.99 yd- ••• S.S Uodarorm V *jt R*g. 9.00— 6 59 BankCanis& NOVB.TY TWEES PRMT1~ I S. SolidC r«w “ ■ R^. -VBo“ , CAglnh t r v Cl at o J— • » btaod c t cotton oc«o»« W . trt. Sirlp» TuHUnaek itorf. rm r 6 .S »_ icone «M>uU.Ov«rU«uA«9, 8.00- US. V-N»ck Cordigon R»g 1J |)0 fteg. 2>i9 yd. 9 9 1y«>> -OpSEiZI®! — TWINFALIS ' M iiid^otor Money Sunday, August 12, 1973 Times-Newv’Twin Falls, Idaho II 1 ByP.CTER WEAVER . 1 or _^vings jtqcotwt^-for ' ^ plans j„the staples must havV faHeTT sununer’ shbuld'. get a ^ e w - , Q — I^ently, 1 hwnl that ai, ,,other parser in case of an o^ered bysoriie Employers but inside because it ended up in J)ookl^, _ • I'You tn ., T r a v e l , - - couple with a^joiiit ehet-ldiig— gmergency.— ‘ — —*— ■ -these ar*4»ar _ _de.vulopmeftt_ exccj?t.Jor red— of—Dtnsasecnsda^fiisTstnsasecr -^een exterminattng cockroaches, BACK TO color! the most desirable color dissolved and stir well, sent to us by a reader: “ develops at temperatures from Strain and squeeze this liquid It’s non-poisonous, destroys 75 to 80 degrees. ' through fine gauze lo r u?e a#l__ cockroachcsr waterbugs and SCHOOL Putting green tomatoes-in-e-^old niflon stoc-king) and store'in simile insects. _lhQ caug^ bright winduw does NOT a gla3a Jar tightly sealed. mix 9 ourices of borax, 2.^ w n n n i i {wsten coloring, since light has ' Dilute 1 part garlic mixture . ounces-coi^tSrcbi-Z-OMDies of little effect.Sffl ripening. to 20 parts of water In the plaster of ^ ris and I Mi oimcM Here are some adtvstages of sprayer. ThE, odor does not of. cocoa. Sprinkle freely removing foliage from tomato linger. There's tio chance of around their haunts. Continue vines: burning or damaging foliage. using for several days after the WOi - B O Y S i a . 7 1. Picking is easier and InoidentallyT-our-feador tella—i^bu^s have faster if some of the foliage is us this spray is used "Our son brought some removed to expose the fruits. succe^fully on all vegetables cockroaches home with- hln>-- BODY “NYtOFT 2. Fruits and soil under the and flow ers in the greenhouse from Hawaii, but this formula vines may dry off 'faster in and outdoors. took care, of Iho nt-"— mornings or after xains, thus - "For non-organic gardeners, QUESTION OF THE SUITS PARKAS reducing the development of profjably the insecticide Sevln WEEK: F. R. of Twin Falls: is jiict Hhniit the best all- SetecTlon thcludes long sleeve Just-in lime for schoofr-doy chills -r- rots .and mold.. ''LastspilD£lR)OKyQur adi^cc completely wol’erprcwfl nylon sur- and started our vegetables and slylings in ploids, stripes, seer- :i. The amount of cracking purpose pesticide you can find. 'cool with attached split hood and z-ip socker looks, solids dnd prints may be reduced" ratltnmgh It-'sri-not persistent, c ^ s not olher plants' li) Qie Jiff j?peneta. -Jronl. Pile lining keeps him worm siirne' rnaintam it __has— a o _ hiiild iip -a rasidu^ and ip- .—1 wasn't too happy Uie way: , . . sizes S-M-L. Great with nnri-Hfy Assnrlflrl rnlnr s ^ ------jenns, pnnts nr skirls.. effeel I. on most plants, _ , some turned out. I) i s a d v.a n t a g e s o f It's bad on bees so neyer-use "I found that the nylon Reg. 10°° .defoliation; it when bees are prevalent, netting' which was wrapped '1 ■ fZxposed fruiLs m ay ■ONlONS FROM SKED: around the peat was too strong sunburn if a hot spell follows Most gardeners think that, and the roots4iad a hard time 8 8 treatineiil— . unions are started only from breaking through. Did' you 2. More fruits ;«ill bnop 4o to 35.00 »25J*J FOR IKSTHOCnOM AMU_____ tiW S JMJOlKt 18 riBST^ JU M P (B E Q O l-A R S34JW) y PCT Jim p (FOR WEXT 4 JUMPS) Pleose Coil OBSERVER HIDES For Appointment lOONTSCT; GEORGE K C tttlT- I . 4 lowk Avialioii - \ Cost Of Albion, :TttelD«HOTOI*AOTM^NTSTQR6-^ DOWNTOWN — TW jN jA tg ^ Labor Department'.today imposed minority hiring Tequtr^ments ' ,pn the co^^^jiiction industry in the Camden, N. J., area after contractors, unions and black -') groups failed to come up with their own voluntary plan^ city to^ have a mandatory plan im post by the government in an liffort to gel m<^e Negroes and other minority workers jobs in the construction indu^ try. ' f'lans were Imposed previous ly on Philadelphia, Washington, Atlanta, St. l>ouis and San Francisco. A federal court ordered a plan into effect ;n Seattle and voluntary plans lamb trimmed pacer were developeij in 57 other c r tip s ^ ------'— Steal the seene-tn luscious Spanish _ J'tie Camden' olan sets mini-^ , Lamb trimmed coat. Beautifully de- tnuiii minority hiring goals for ------=—s+9 »«d—In—ixn^Qxtfid_ cotton swede contractors and subcontractors holding contracts of ^yore than $10,000 ■ on any federally in-. vulycd construction project valued in i'xce.ss of J600il)00. . Failure to meet th&. gnals,— Lr_ wliii h .suiue labor leaders have i tlcriuuiiccd us illegal quotas, I^)RNA‘B0UT()N;- feft. holds gift presented to , could sutyject contractors to tapestry pont coat ■ her by neiaaV tiHi'ens at the Senior Citizens (Icljaniicnt from future federal («nter.-424 Ave. ,while Martha contrartsy- • Be one. of tVie first to own ffiis new Coordinator Brown displays farewell cake. Mrs. Bolton K riif I .iiljor Department’s first look. Imported tapestry from Europe leaving the -center- ^tcr three j^cara . 89 yc+tf ruquira - federal luxuriously trim m ed'|rt lamb. resign$$ ruordlnator. She hils taken a Job with Gallatin cDMlracturs "to make a good -Valley Seed Co., Twin. Falls. faith effort " to raise minority eiiipluyiiient by.next June 30 to levels VanginR from 2.Fto 472 - per fefrt fur pluiiibws, pipefit- turn iiiid rtjytHrii to l l i3 10-1314 Tourists flock-to view [XT i vnt for bricklayers the real fake fur lit Itio fourth and finart^ear of •L "■ ttie'pliin. the naals range from Pseudo fake seol with leather.'Jook H 4 1^0 10 5 per cent for trim imaginatively pot together with Puins at W ounded Knee • plumbers, pipefiltersi anJ roof- er.s to 17 8 to 20 per < ent for noilheads. A^grand topper for wide (c )New York Times keep Its support, it cannot be Wii.s a solemn, punficalixia bncklayers and IB to 20 per p a n ts . Servlet idle. ceremony * cent fur glaziers. WOUNDED KNEE, S. D. - "It makes sense that ATM The dancers all mall' . Other trades covered by the "nje tourists come by the wotald pick Pine Ridge,'’ said pierced their cht^st muscles plan are asbestos workers, — hundreds everitday .to stare ii L Jtidllh'Coroelius, who herself is With iiniiniil bonea or ehuKiiuL builertiufkers, carpenters, ce- - ruins- of ■ Wounded” Knevr fier-ijely untj-AlM;-j^urbfr.rttn— ^ClCiS'afW tiStrnieiirtoTealRer ^iTTent iiiasons, electricians, trying to catch some hint of the Oglala Sioux is to be the straps leading frtiin a center elcvalDr constructors, lathers, " Tl'^Jax-looK springtime battle epitomy of Indianess " pole. In time wlth_throbbing (jper.'iting engineers, painters betweett Indian^ and federal Proud and beaOtiful with drums, the dancers would and paperhangcrs, plasterers,, ~ mSFsHals. flashing black eyes. Miss prance to ajjd. iro from the slieet metal workers, sprinkler Most of th^m seem surprised _.Cornuliiia — who is pacA white ceater uole..leiuiingagiunst the fKtors, structural iiieta 1 wcyji- ~ '.r^ that there is so little to sWj__jind part Oricida Indian is leather straps, staring at th(“ crs .mil whiirf and ~dbck There are no bloodstains, and editor of tht Oglala newspaper sun until tlveir muscles were -builders. torn, or their bones were j E" E;- Au ro SCR VI ce of shots exchanged between the more feared by AIM than are splintered 1 Indians and federal marshals the marshals' bullets. STie is 28 A R O H E between late Febi-oary and years old and dismissed AIM early May. demaiids as contemptuous A fallen roof coveriTKe ashes whinei for governrhent 90-DAYS of the~Wounded Knee Museum, handouts:' the trading post and the post While Miss Cornelius was SAME AS CASH office. The foundation of the driving with el visitor through destroyed chunrh whose the cottonwood groves recently Betsey Clark picture adorns a govefnfhenT' “ ohTh WENDELL - The Wendell FF^ Chaptw tepk _ « s e r a L ., honors at the Gooding County plaid power traveler -P air . Turn on cold control in wool plaid ophU Bon« &' Bfu« teother pant topper wiffi great leather trims. pitfce' tfl- nttmg'-fflHj snowing ' Bon* S BronKn t»^th»r were Monte Webb, lurses, and H«b»y c rtp f Sole & Heel - W ool .melton lined. Brown, blua-ond- Paul Hulet, sheep and swine. •utnp fo*j' • c a m a l. In livestock judging. Jay Roe -woi»-«’ trophy^ , SttOP. AT SEARS and save ; jSafalaction Guaranlfed or-Your Aloiiiy back r' r ; SEARS. a n d xq , -Tir.* o»d Auwcimwr 3Err-rr--i:—r- ‘T4-tlrrierN«w»rTwliv.l^«Mf»» ;i yA U / W A M lr JKs7 J U08 BdHrmort 6, KM$a$ City 7 the top of the seventh tiinihg n m w .JBMcRde 2. tJV»o»’. Wilham* 3B to sixth defetfT~ .Saturda)r4riggered a three-run -SAN FRAN«Se&^UPIf- -4?S!S7ar -ST?=^9B&'^UP^ Tony Houston.jally that carried the t*- 6b M Babby Bonds drove -IflrU - Per'ez. Johnii'v _ Rpnrii__and- nU| DUVd^lipiPNNf Astros to-^ 8-4 trlurripnunipli overI runs with his 32nd homer in,a J 1'5 2 5 ? Bol)by■ Tblan drove in runs in ■ ■ i n ■ n H V I l f l the Gubs 5i*-run firjt-irinini^ raUv. then - ...... the. pth inning Saturday 1 )J ‘ Wilb th^ir^venth consecutive singled across the deciding to give the Cincinnati Reds a/7i loss. S^lClOiyaJRThanaTheTfeTwoai Howtow Chkagg; -- f HW SK ESilTTS BaW,i»WeS League Cast Division leading S I 1 0 Monday C* 10 0 0 W I c Francisco Giants outlasted the St, U)wis thw sixth Metxgef vi 5 j 6 CardeAai rf S l’ ? 1 B r a t o - C td eoo 4 V 0 0 MitlianSi If 4*1*3 3 New York Mets, 8-7. "straight tessT'"^ W d iio n rf PITTSBURGH (UPI) - 4 1 3 0 Hickman ID 0 0 0 0- N*w York :------SfiTFrancittti' Rdder JO 4 ] 3 0 Thornton ID 4 0 3 0 ab r h bt ab r h Dusty Baker d^ve in four run; M4V to 5 Q 3 7 Santo 3D 3 0 0 0 Hdhn cl 6 3 3 1 MaddOH cl i r j 0 Ed«wdrd» c 4 0 1 0 H4;n •Kailne driven NEW ^Tigers by Sox SUPER •r DETROIT I UPI] - AL BLACK JBAIHIX ■■JCalirrB, v^getUng ready for PICTURE ,^other stretch drive, drove m TUBE two runs with three hits. 20% brighter than .prio( Philco Black includiHK a homer, to (>ive the Matrix tube ■ttetroit Tigers a 4-2 victory ViLKINSON "over the Chicago White Sox STAINLESS STEEL .Saturday and deny Wilbur MINI LANTERN ^oodTiis 2Ist victory for the Completo v/ilh balferios Jburth straight time. BLADES Detroit Reg.*1.89 h bi " 5's 2 0 SUnicy 11 9 ) I IjylOf 2t) 0 0 0 0 •«'-ll or r ( 11)2 diagonal ' 0 ►■•Of'On 11 J I I 0 Sh^fOn It 10 0 0 PICTURE 0 0 * f ( 4 0 10 :> 0 HOMtfrd i]h 3 0 0 0 Model C1902EWA. Finished lo match Walnut. 0 0 iBfOwn It) • ; 0 0 0 Deluxe roMabout stand included. Simulated picture. 3 9 « ' 0 Hoflf klui Jt) 3 0 » I Reg. 79' OOF Bmh rr>n \s ) 0 1 0 m 9 9 * 1 0'. IIOM tM a-'f LYNWOOD Yastr HS^dy Ay«t TFiskT f f i S^TJlruei. - r% ■ 1 6 - Twin Falls, icwtto SuSaaV. A u g oit \3, 1973 In terc^ptttms^ fiiiaA^ JFiileons pastfB altiiiw re 34-20 I ^ ^------Tfc-i-i. ATL^TA (UPH — pie re m a iiu n g . with H^ptpn gping over from w - - Jk - AtlahtaFak»n&w>h«eii^ [wks •AHnntfshni'pd tKP flrsttWO a. .yard out tg^buUl.a interceptions by John Zqpk aiic^ times it had ■ the ball. Dave lead. mm ot to' rtynvpt-y hy niaiirig Hiimphrpy thpnppnihg kickbff set up a-17- ' score again unt t ‘ the ' fin«t" period and Paltimore; whklr LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Angeles Ranis before a crowd by quarterback John. Had! and ■ Intd'three fourttrperlDd touch ■yard Milte-Mayer field goal and had a ^ y a rd field goal by Rookies Brian Sipe and Greg of 54,385. a 42-yard run back of a pass downs Saturday night to beat the next timb Atlanta, got the George Hunt.i. — ^ u ltt, along with~aecona year . In T^ie sccpnd pre^season "interception by linebacker fc the Baltimore G<4ts 3 4 ^ in ball the Falcons drow 70 yards running back Billy Lefear, National Football I-eague game Rot>ert^n: ‘ . their opSrilng e^b itiori game. rallied the Cleveland Browns in for both teams, the Rams The Browns, however, got a Humphrey’s fumble recovery late in the third jeriod m to get a 21-21 Ue with the Ixis lead Onlwo touchdown passes when”Ranis center’f tich Saul up a six-yard touchdown pass I ...... _ . passed over.^he-head of punter ' from Pat Sullivarr to Art - Dave -^Ghapple Biiii .. GlostCf ■ Walone' ^ ‘iju t— I Hichardsbn fell on the ball on ahead for kee^, at 17-13, with Packers’ defense the IjOS Angeles 15. i 1:44 left in the game. Pruitt, the former Oklahoma The Falcons’ defense tben star, carried four times in a iced the game' in the closing^ at Bigwood beats Buffalo 10-3 row to move the ball down to minutes when Zook, a defensive SUN VALLEY AREA'S NEWEST 9-HOLE the two and Lefear smashed end. intercepted a M ^ y GREEN BAY. Wis. lUPl) - Brockington gave the 56.367 CHAMPIONSHIP COUf^SE . . . FAIRWAYS faosKomethiftg to cheepaboiit. over. John Monahan’s conver- Domres pass at the Baltimore AND GREENS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION The'GrecnrB^ 1»ackers, Still sliin ten. tlie Browns tralUnji by 20 and took it In for a searching fof-S pacing attack, • Jerry Tagge. who played the first half in keepuig with only seven—Pams. 21. Oeve- touchdown with 3:26 left to ;had enough running affdTtfe- land 14.' play. fense to defeat the Buffalo Bills Packer Coach Dan Devine's ublic invited plan to alternate quarterbacks, In the fourUi period, after a And defensive back Hayes P ' IM in .both teams' skond then intfircepted another CluUBHOUSE IS HALF-A-MILE NORTH OF had three completions in nine - Ram fumble gave the Browns preseasongameSaturday. , Domres pass 40 seconds later KETCHUM ON U.S. HIGHWAY 93 attempts for 27 yards and one the ball on their own 5J. Sipe piiffalo'sO.J.Simpsonplayed • w« •• • f I at the Baltimore 16 and danced , PhoTTe 726-4024 interception. Ta^e Had men - hit Ken Smith on a 21-yard-pass only the first part of the game, in untouched to give Atlanta an open several times but under that started the drive which picking up 55 yards in 10 carried all the way. IB^point lead with only 2:46 left thre^ the ball twice' and carries, but after the Bills' fir^t on the clock. overthrew it once. iVuitt ran the ball two yards series of plays in the second .around right- end for the Even at that^ the Falcon period he left the gairie. Jiuffalo c:oach IxjuSabafvtook touchdown and 8:39 in- the E ijiT r “*w . defense wasn’t through. Chi^ck With Simpson out there was a'lung look at rookie quarter- b;ick Joe Ferguson who comp fourth quarter and IVJgnahan Walker recovered a Domres no punch left in the Buffal.6 kicked the extra point to tie the " ' DUCKING UN DER the catcher, for Dick’s fumble an Baltiifanrp’^-n^xt leted five passes in 11 attempts GREEN FEES; 9 holas $3.00 — 18 holes $5.00 offense, and when quarterback game at - . Bar, Kirk Williams of F irs t. Federal-Shuffle offensive play ^nd— ruukie"^ for '28 yards But with Simpson 21 21 ELECTRIC CARTS; $4.00 ft $7.00 Dennis Shaw left, the’Pucker platekicker Nick Mike-Mayer put,'' Kerfjuson was UTnrtjJe'tw ...... 'Ilie Rams gOt.Off.tP a flying scores during quarter-iinal actlod Friday night. A Sun Vdl^ay Area Development ■'defense shut Buffalo out. The start after receiving th^ open-, First Federal-Shulfle won In five Innings In the of- Temple kicked a 24-yard "Renerateany sustained offense. - • CONDOMINIUMS • HOLIDAY INN • HOME«TIS • . Bills j)unted 10 times in ^e; - -ing kiokoff and Hadl popp^ a district slowpUcb^oftbaU tAorpament. .... field goal to give the Falcons game. -■ r ■ ~ ■ -The Packer ruiinlflg game managed to come thi-ough at 73-yard drive with a five-yard their final poinU with 1:42 ThePqcker front four sacked touchdown pass to Jack Snow Buffalo passers five tiims for opportune -times Jo enable Cr(?en Bay to control the ball at 9:33 in the first quarter. 52 xacds. Onl/!F *{a*zliiig 33- After Robertson's runback on and the game. yard. touchdown run by John his interception of a pass by Defending champs Mike Phipps. Lefear scored on a three^yard'riin a"t~t3T02 in the 'firestone Lewiston extends second quarter. Hadl hit Joe gain meet finals ■^weet oh a 45-yard bomb that Eave tte Kains their 2 -h>n . 7 p.m. and must wIn.twQ gamea- state Legion meet at the intermission. stormed i/ito the "finals of the to claim the chainpionship. district slowp'ttch softball Western Auto pulled out the eAt f i w etJr Defending - the plate tightCTt game of Uie dity.- ell jp ik < * iw a ra thon tournament with a surprisingly champion Lewiston defeated Despite the ouster, Caldwell easy victory over Depot Grill- nippingJUaw^^lzza 3-2 in the ftjcaterto 7-2 Saturday night-to Tieverthelesa will advance S a t u r d a y ■Turf ChrtrSaturday evoning as bottom of the seventh inning. force the state American the regional northwest Mike McIntyre phited th tying KETCHUM - The first the 30-team field was whittled Legion - baseball tournaniiint tournameat which wilfbe and winning runs with a single. anniial Ketchum to Moonstone to fo^ teains.- into an extril session." played in Caldwell Aug. ‘22-26. fCarlier. Maxie's ousted Rdyal- KNOX bicycle marathon — a 36-mile fhat means the most Pocatello, which nipped The American Legion miportant game of the Blit* 15-8 despKe a,Herculean Lewiston in 13 innings l^iday,. championship will b« playt^ tn— liUM will hp held Aug. IB. homci-toy Ru:h T oney. The event Is open to all tournament will be played at i will try to end the north Idaho's Lewiston Aug. 29-Sept. 4. ,p.m.' Sunday at H^mon Park - In the lower .side of the loser — tuia. alrpak at 12 Sunday In Friday competition,. the comers on any type of vehic'ft bracket. ElkTiorn dropped n.nr. wnlply nn human since the winner of that one will SPECIAt afternoon. Boise Gems downeo iwln Kails Warm Springs in a battle of muscle and can be Jailed a^ Tnncht l Hi tliiiij spot ovai|atile Wayne Grubb’s perfect 13-4 and Caldwell then had its in the state meet. State is set Ketchum teams SQUeeie bunt in the sfl^vejjHi two wins.- against' Boise and Wcycle. ConipetitioQ is offered Pans than dropping Elkhom OF 'THE iri youth, i ^ an^l' uffder") , for next weekend in l^ewiston. itining earlier Saturday Idaho Kails. Brent Maxwell 1 n;7. • . women and men divisions. Despite the loss, Depot Gnll- -Evening brought in the winning paced Boise to the win over Turf Club already has clinched I'he semi-final wasn’t run for Lewiston in a 4-3 Twin Falls in the afternoon Thuse .interested may anything close to (he expected. Atrip .to .sXalOI^PA.*^^ First : vietoryovep Crtdwellr gHnie. - - register anytime this wefili at ^ 'First FedSral-SRiinTe “jFtnped JfEEKlL Moonstone ur-at the Holiday Federai-Shiiftle. The~l p.m. Mark Harris had walked to Besides being the jwuning game will sendWestern Auto of off to a 4-0 lead in the first open the,winning pay off. Jim pitcher. Maxwell scoretf three InfrSarardaymthTiing prioi" to JLeronie . ^ agalASi___ Pflria.- inning and, with the help of two ' bon)pl r singtefftirserHl'Harrls runs htniself' and drove in five the race.- It win start at the 6 Culiigan-Bank and Trust of HKirlT Williams-starfed' aouble"" third, 4)a s^ Then Grubb "others with a homerAin, triple lloUday inn and conclude at Twin Falls. The loser goes to plays retired three ^aight In ~1«0N0AY ^TUESOAr^WfONISDfty"^ bunted to the right of the and single. Irt all, the Oenis Moonstone, thus giving riders the sideline with the winner the first four innings. The mound antTlhe silver streaks pounijcdesit Hits, compared more of a'downhill break than 12 meeting C>epot Grill-Turf at 3 winners had their.tptal by the pitcher Jim<;uy Had naplayat to Twin F®lls seven. if the course were TCVCTSed. - O N LY - p ^ . The siirviVor there will go fourth- inning as the defe^ive against FiFst Kederal-Shuifler -too- la te ^ Depot CiriH-Ttirf. defending state champions, at F R O N T E N D A B S O i w n r a ALIGNME«|Kr BRJIKEREUNE We* irvbtull new linings 1 M .-.-.I ..nu''nnl on all 4 whot*ls, adjust Vika top Eagles on ' . quipM iffit ipiitlil ' . liv skilli-il (lu'ch.iHiCN brakes, and inspcct ot>nnplete system . Bryant’s defense Bl INGTON, Minn. Minnesota 11-yard line late in the first half when Bryant Bobby Bryant intercepted two rhade a shoestring interception Terry Bradsha^v passes Satur of Bradshaw's pass intended for From all anglos day night, returning one for the Harry Pearson game's only touchdown, to spur Bryant iuggfcd the ball The Idaho Football Coaches Association, voting different .ways "It was not a blue vote the Minnesota Vikings to a 10-6 momentarily then outran Brad meeting in conjunction with the state coaches a^d It wasn't the three Boise schools that voted exhibition victory over the shaw. the only man with a clinic, opted for the "tNampa " plan' for football the s^m« way each lime, ' Donnelley said, _ Pittsburgh Steelers. chance alhtm, fo; a touchdown Orum bT*kflVorrForcfB', ■ (Extra on som e cars w ith air iloilimng to get into specifics The Vikings were trailing 6-0 with 4 59 left in the half Fred Includes instdlU iiion Chevyt. Plymouths and plaV'offs. But. from this angle, it might appear cond } Paris GKtra it needed American compacts that football playoffs in Iilaho - at least in the The problem tor the SIC is that right now it is and Pittsburgh was on the Cox converted to make it 7-6. A-1 dassification ~ might now have passed the about at a maximum point Much addition Cox also had a 42-yard Oeld boards. either way would dissolve the ahgnment into Solo homertK let goal with two seconds left' in The Nampa plan would have the n o rth s best two separate, autonomous groups. None of the the first half following Bryant's Q Lube& against the Boise area best with the "top 12 IS ready'for thit. although there is morejjf a Phils nip interceptionat PitlstHirgh's 47. Roy Oerela had field goals of independent" (selected by whom? I going feeling for separation in the west than in the IX)S ANGELES (UPI) - Bill 34 and 37 yards for the oil change against the eastern best, and it appears Magic east Robinson and Greg Ijizinski Steelers.who played most of the Valley is eastern The two winners then would /Vnother thing against the expansion was the slugged solo homers to support Includes up to game without starrunning back advance to the slate finals imbalanc e Three of the four applicdnts-had to Ken Brett's seven-hit pitching 5 quarts of high Franco Hams. However, as we slated erfrliet. there might tx: considered eastern division and Lewiston Saturday" riight as the' Phila quality oil. a little problem now that the' Southern Idaho west Any shifting of Twin Falls west would delphia Phillies edged the Ix>s Conference has its post-sea.^n divisional increase'The travel for the western schools, Angeles Dodgers 3-1. GUARANTEED RETREADS playoff game underway For the past two years which they definitely don't want. One proposal, A disappointed Hollywood Cardinals it has provided a happy windfall for athletic which lost 9-3, had I>ewiston coming in in the stars night crowd of 50,557 directors from Caldwell to Idaho Falls and tl is west andoTO of the three ui the east, maintaining i watched the Phils slice I>os doubtful in this day of rapidly rising equipment balance af^-7. The Boise area teams, of cours?. Angeles' National l,eague West overpower FIRESTONE DlC-100 $ costs that the idea of foregoing that few hundred, hardly wanted to consistently travel to lead to 1 1-2 games over the dollars would t)e acceptable lycwiston ' sorgingCincinnatiReds. REIDEADS ON SOUND TIRE 800IES Bob Donnelley, Twin Falls athletic director, San Diego !. Bretfs ninth victory in his rU37cto asked about th& thing, stated 'there U ^chance last decisions improved his SAN DIEGO(UPI) - Donnie UKENfWTIIfS UcparMr. Dn another scene, the idea'Bf ThF Tft^am 11 (hat such a motion would get 12 nos in a hurry " overalLxpcord to.l ri. theiiest - Anderson scored two touch M.T.OMI class- A-t tournament ap^a rs to be heH irt a 2 rMKXiatHn The possibility of losing any gali receipts — winning percentage in the downs and Jim Hart riddled muc^.more agreeable hghl right now than it has Profldes Quiet Ride . mostSIC schools like Twin Falls derive il l their National League this year. Bill the Sa(l 'DIegD -.Chargers been for years. There are those who maintain 7J5-u ! ^ W athletic budget from ticket sales and a portion Robinson led off the fourth defense with second quarter they won't be surprised if -rtitxrnrs' for this 82J-14. 825-15 of the student activity card — comes at a time inning with bis 16th homer off passes as the St. Louis 88J-M. S85-I5 sprmg, — " the conferemre-+S—heavtly 'hjoktng into loser A1 Downing. Brett, Cardinals opened their 775-14, 775-15 The alignmenTTfiere were bejhxee of five 8l5-U.aS5.l5 conference sanctioned expansion sports such as relegated to bullpen duty early National Football League base^U and tennis. In addition, it is working up from the north, five of eight from the B 8iSe area exhibition season with a 17-13 and F^xratellodtiaho Fails area and all- three- 1(1 the year, made that ruii a feasibility plan for including some girls stand up until (he Dodges tied' victory Saturday night. sports. • , (Twin Falls. Minico and Burley) teems from Anderson scored on second Magic Valley. It would be singk; elimination, an the score in,the sixth.' , Donpelley said from a cursory view of what Pftil44*l«lila LM Anvtlts quarter touchdown i ^ s of si* ' ^fa lr that takis a couple days more to run. •b r h ^ ab r It W and one yards while Hart hit was discus»^ at the reeent SIC meeting in . Tovtff a .4 0 Q 0 LOOr> ^ 3 1 1 9 Sucfi matters, Incudlng sites ut theTither three Un\#r cl 0 0 0 0 MoU It 4 0 seven jiassiS Tor 107 yaMs fo ketchuin, these expansion Ideas could add M«rrrxlr> 7b 4 0 1 0 Ct 4^11 something like (5,000 to the Bruin athletic dassifications,j«iIlrBe Ji8n By^JAMES O. CL1FF0RP>> a inel basis at the company's An fimploye opinion survey not out thpt earlyj ' ■ PAIX) ALTO,_Cali^r'iDPl) - plant in Boebllng«n,'Gerin9ny> ^was taken and soriie of the . "hjere wesome restrictions. HelodraMn^ Do you feel tpiiltv yvhcn you in 1967 and made its American typiral coniments included: -Nogmploye may work alona, s e t f o r arrive at your job pve niihutes debut at the medical electronics "Not being obligated to be here according to a company state- ‘ late?- -division's . plant nt-Wfllthnm, -at a-c&ftflin ,llrnp rpnUy nits- ment, ber au5e'»;theprts t nefer; ...... ,...ibablv .shoukL ^‘Mas:L^iai9Z2l^ down on -the tension- 'lyiQim sliTiror aauiigjai JHfednesda^ Dnless;you work for Hawlett- 'progFam-' lias «hce "Q'^ttmg home earlier auows. mandatory "for safety reasons.' Packard. There ja •’■sliding" spread to Hewlett-Packard me to get more things' done- 'And eight hours . work is THE PUFFY FAMILY, hours system is in effect; plantsln New Jerse}^, Pennsyl inclndit^ preparation of meals required every day—a worker al^ve, w e the “ goixt guyi" ta vania, Colorado and California. allowing workers to start at' for my 'family " ... "Early in can't put, in. say ..six hours one the Antique Festival Theatre’s ai^>' time of their choosing The system iias been iised the lirorning there are no school day and 10 the next.' production, “ Streets of New during a two-hour period, since February at the manufac bu.soS and even the police are llorii” scheduled lor 8:30 p.m.' An employe inay start work turing division on the San yednesday at the CSI Fine lK»twpen6^30 anda:30a.in, anil l^ranci.sLO peninsula whcrc-th — Arts Audityritmr HHirtfByilafc leave ^iw'ew 3TI5 and 5:15 eotnpany isheadquartered. .■ Mr. Puffy, Mrs. Puffy and Dan^ p.m. - ■ It's worked out best at the ^ f y are, from left, Jett Hewlctt-F*acknrd, a giant inanufitcluring plants. And ilondeau, Jamestown, Coip.;; elvctronics firm V ilti about would you believe tliat 70 per '-4 r s . Puffyi Patricia (Bitsy), 22,000 workers worldNTidc, is xt;nt come ut at B.30 in the. Qidwell, LitUeton, Colo., and believed to be the Uu'gest firm morning'’" a company spokes Ipines Margol|n, Van-Nu)fs, in the country to impleiiK-iil Uu' man said.' Calif. The melodrama,-wlth-« unusual work schedule "You really notice it in the , fay 90’> j ettine.. is .a. benefit - - ' 'Thepurpose^of tiie program parking lot and during the .=--f«^orfiance sponsored by the is to allow our people greater di ivc tiyine you net aJu ! Twin Falls Mental Health ne.\ibility in arranging Uieir Uio rush hour." issociation. Pi^-eeds will be personal scht^ules," said Wil Studies have shown that KonI Bourn deed to help support two Vista liam K. Hewlett, tlie firm's employes exceeded all ship torkers in Twin Falls. president, " i’hey can plan Uieir ment and production targets, Bonnie workdays to i;ain more time fur according to the firm. S/\LOi\ or BK/tirrv familyleisure, conduct personal Feolurng the new blow J u t s and combs, business oravold traffic jams " SWIMMING POOLS perma Igshes and piggy back perms. Hewlettsald the flexible work AND SUPPLltSI I Excellent ^Ipring, iosnlonable styles, .schedule Is being used ^t ISi.of Perm Specials; the [firmls fpcihties in the SttD« -Reg,-Jt5:0©-r: , ,• Now *1***-----T*t*t H i f '1 A United States, involvinf! 15,000 FEED C 9 Reg $17 50 / Now M *-* 7 3 ^ 0 4 1 ^ - Irucl> I Reg. $34.00 Novv»l*“ V4« E|m S». Worths eti iployes.' ^ More court TTie prograTii.was initiated on' battlet:,: ... . on ■» name, fssiie IRS ends — H4D1ANAPOUS, Ind: (UPI) —'TTjt issue of whether or not Ssn- George McGovern's nanrte special ipears, ortver did appear, orf- birth certificate of an llegitimato child bom in. Fort group - -be^ Jeaded again to coU'rt. WASHINGTON (U P Il - A T The Indiana State Board of taxpayer's pelitical views are Shop Sunday Noon till 5 p.m. gealth refused to honor an of no concern to the -Internal Ulen C irn iit Court ttcvenufService, accon OTursday which authorized the IKS Commissioner Donald C. fecords be opened to provide a !!full, true and exact copy" of Alexander. Kor that reason, Alexander ttie certificate alleged to list announced today that he is SPECIAL WcGovern as the father of an dissolving a special group set J,llegiUmat^ child,______Tip tm969“t returns of so-called extremist 30" Classic Ranfie With organizations.' The IHS said the eight- Two Automatic Ovens N ew s O f member force set iip. files on r.'i'nnn nri*a nl/airons ~and' 8.000 ’Servicemen individuals. The dossiers co'v- ered not only fringe groups, btit ^•■1 ,BURl-EY— — Many—Ensign- -tajt--r«iu»tance organizations ■ Gary A. McCall, husband of the and persons who publically ~>,fi)rmer Colleen F. Carey, advocate noncompliance with -thfr tiHt4aWs^ Basic Naval .Flight Officer "The IRS will continue 16 pay' Upper oven features black Qtaining at the naval air station close attention to tax rebels but glass tloor. Oven has easy Jjt Pensacola, Fla. political or social views, 'ex tremist' or otherwise, are cleaning and cooking qqal-. »_BURLE Y -- Navy Seaman irrelevant lo taxation," Alex; ities. JmprenticeHarleyT^. GooJwin, ander sa737 -Saii-of-Mjv-an FOR w LigWed (e(fi£erator w c tn jn stores lood on three shelves, and' in 2 cnspers Includes Ice Maker lor your conveni ence *8050 * 62651 Tie o»fcrd ^ A A o »to plontQlion'^crcpe Wh.» k.y or brown GREAT DEAL Coldspol 12.0-Cu. FI. ^ 7 u 3 i Refrigerafor. 'i . I “•wcW# -onfof^ by Marco Plontotion crep# »o1« Whiskey ood-b#owo ______.$23.00 Fiintlcety in smaU kitchen s p » fresh food sact'ion ha* 3 lull-wid«t stidinfi Steel storage shelves. _lce TiISI.ef incfiided. «63201 f ♦8070- SEARS—TWnt FALLS SEAHS-CALOWEU SEARS-BOtSE SEM S—IDAHO FALLS ,billy 9;30a.m.till.6p.M. SHOP AT SlyAHS a n d SAVE. Mon. and Fri. tin 9 p.m. J>ahaforiibn (7ud»‘dnf«'rifw>^ ,%f®nrr f f o r t — JSears ■I w.»3ksfis SaMayNooiitlliSp.m. : m ri8 Tln^s-ttews, Tvyiji'^alls, Idaho Sunday/August W- 1973 costs soar —WASHINGTON (UPD -^Thepaaa. along-M they -already before^ -PMsident ^Nlxon!* issiKd w li t t oa..a monthjy. ' f a t h e r s ' retail'ct^'of. a family food can on other foods—increases month-long frMze on all pthec basi^, gross returns to fannm “ market t>a8ket in the second |n live cattle, tbsts. On that foods went into effect. for foods in the m arM basket r . ' 1 BBir an n u al«te bf-^i-,4Wr6 p«‘ "c«**t^'’* t U ^ M be allowed'tg~begin th an t^ieifirA -g iia rtw trtor»06e6"te't>i6lf .other e«iater______^ ______^______=l~iri61fONSWTECE; --and 15 per .cent h i^ e r than a wluch" B[avyi)Tl6d~lip~~^ce~a~ '"'f^ U l y7~-y=^eovers the-co8t- ^ - a n d -j-p e i^ ^ » n t-^ )y )v e -a -y ^ gooic i? acting as "father" to a year ago. Agriculture Depart- ‘.price freeze ifeirt into effect - fanni»od«» FURNITURE l~r The f^TTPe^a^ear Event i hat ^11 of Pictures t«) sofas, lamps lo bedroom sets, ^sh trays to dining sots; drapes- rarpets. nallpapers, chairs, tables, mattresses. Every single item in stock priced at tremendous savings. Rem^nibsn . . . the opportunity to save Jike this on the finest quality home fur- ni.shings in Magi_c Valley comes but once a year. ■1 ^ J H urry down while selections .are complete ... to j . F U R N iTU R E the Elksiftuildin^ ..downtown Twin Falls . 4 ----- j .... - r r ------_B R II^ E r— The tedert>l-government could spehd aa much as fcOO.OO Creek and extended west approxiiiiale1y~tw[5~ miles from Cottonwood Creek. ---- Five li^tning^ caused fires in the Shoshone BLM District Sunday, August 12. 1973 Thursday were reported out at noon Friday, according tw Mike Green, district information officer. About 4,670 acres burned in the five fires. Hearifigsjigld — faciiipr clrarge tc o n tin u ff'om'p. e d .p . l i i __ . — C xtcontinued. — Gov. Cecjl D. Andri^, the leddoff Witness at the hearings, told ' BU R LEY — John Cocklin, 29, Burley, has been charged with TBe suBconyniltee that with geothermal productibn racilities. '• assault with. Intent tp commit rnurder in connection with a "uu/ ^iLdlt; iiiHy well lehiiilii eiiei gy tci and tliei’bfort shooting early Saturday in Burley. assist in some measure the energy demands that are upon out— According to Cassia County prosecuting attorney' Gordoa nation." _ Nielson, Cocklin allegedly shot his ex-wife, Joarihe Cocklin, '■ Andrus told the subcommittee Idaho was uniquely situated to Burley, and Dale Wood, Burley, who'was visiting Mrs: Cocklin, provide a location for research into the geothermal field. He ' with a .22 magftum-revolver in a Burley home about 2 a.m- iwted a recent study that had identified over 400 thermal wells, Saturday. , - " and^t aside 25areas that warrant further study. He also told Only one shot was fired striking them both in the neck rd was drawing up regulations to permit leases of Cassia Memorial Hospital. Wood was admitted to the hospital I as iin[ifnvRrt •for leases on about 800.000 acres had been receiveil, .and the ‘’BUtley police officers apprehended Cocklin.at theseene'^f the regulation that will govern them are expected to be completed In shooting and he is currently being held in the Burley City Jail^^ 30-45 days. ' 15,000 bond. But he said the 1972 Idaho Geothermal Resources Act, passed He will be arraigned before the magistrate judge.Monday by the state legislatwe. declared geothermal reamitcfis to be morning. separate from either water or mlqeral resources. He said care would be taken tto prevent waste or damage to the environment Council to meet from the development of these resources.' Idaho State Sen. John-. Peavey, R-Rupert, told the SHOSHONE - A recessed meeting of the Shoshone City subcoriunlttee the federal National Geothermal Steam Act of Council will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the dly hall, V 1970 should be amended’ because it establishes geothermal d^cllmen will consider a request, among otherUTmgs. rMuled resources as mineral. He termed the Idaho legislation "far by city employes for an immediate Increase in salaries. The hearings followed a helicbpter tour by the Congressional delegation, the governor and AEC_pfiicials of eastern Idaho, Rupert man named including the N R TS' and Craters' pf the Moon National ODEUR D’ALENE; Idaho (UPI) - Buster Goode of Goode Monument.'The gronp touched down in southern Casslq County, Motbca, In gupert, Idaho, Is the new .president of the Idaho SEN. Frank ChurcVO-Maho, lo»p«ct«-a.well ^t a "known geothermal resource area." Visiting the Bridge Automobile Dealers Association, selected during a recent in the ETridge area of southern Idaho, classified farm of Mrs. Harriet Crank, 12 miles south of Malta, the group meeting here. as a known geothermal area. Looking on. are saw greenhouses that utilize heat taken from natural hot water Elected vice president was Jack T. CroUard of Croiiard Ford Gov. Cecil Andrus, left; E^wlq Schlender of from a nearby well to grow tomatoes and flowers. Sales, Inc., Coear d'Alene. Robert M. Henderlider, Boise, is Tour site the Raft River Rural Electric Cooperative and The gro^ also heard a consultant to the Raft River Rural executive vice preildent. Dr. Gerald Johnson of the Atomic Enbrgy Electric Cooperative explain the potential for geothermal More than 200 auto dealfers and industry representatives at Commission. resources in the area. tended tl^e 39th annual convention. w Only one-thir^ of child support help paid I (Continued from p. 1) court and give him chance to purge himself by beginning to pay get older it gets nfiore expensivo.” her apartment wlthopt paying rent or has resorted to some other He attributed the problem of widespread flagrant violation of again. Galley said. For three years Doris McCord, Twin Falls, did not file a desperate means to survive with her children without money. child supportaot to^the inflhillty of the courts to punish, but to Galley said that if the man has moved, records are sent to tKe complaint against her non-paying former husband because she To receive aid todependant children (ADC) thp family must rapidly changing social values. -- county lie lives in. Whether or not the man will be prosecuted in did not realize that she could bring the issue to court. be needy and the mother must sign a limited power of attorney “This is a big socio-economic situaEibn which has developed the other state varies on location. "Some states are very good, . "I used.to call and ask him. If he had the money, sometimes he allowing DECSto attempt to collect the support money which it during the last SOyears,'-' the judge maintained. and some states are very poor in entorcfmentj" Galley said. made good,” Mrs. McCord said. ' ’ ■ will t)e paying. Men, often married and divorced several times, have become ■ According to the Twin Falls judge, if the fellow is inclined to Last fall she filed a complaint against her former husband “As long as she is receiving assistance, we have the right and "good breeders" Init “not good providers," he said. move around it Is practically “impossible to doanything." living in Idaho Falls to receive ^e support for their four responsibiUty to pursue the absent father and we do," Murdock ‘ Often,-nien who have another family are brought to court for in a typical woman, who has pressed child support children. "Even through court, I found it didn’t do any good," said. ' . . not-payittg the support money.. . during the past three years, found that working through the she said. ‘ThisMay, Murdock added, in Twin Falls County $64,719 ADc “A fellow only earns a Um it^ amount of money — how many courts dldJitUe-goeA------^——------:------„Has_given to support 949 children and 366 ej^ble households can hestipport? This is the question that is bounced When divorced 10years ago, she was awarded $90 a month to but that many of them bounced. caretakers. On the averag»tliat is nwly^STper"nionlh for each to theoourt and the court says, ‘Uh — I don't know.’ The judge is telp raise three children. She wrote to District Court Judge Heitfy Marlin in Idaho Falls child and caretaker, he said.' . c expectedTo perform the magic of dividing up a limited amount “I waited and waited and-uever did get any money .. . I kept who had handled the case. Martin responded that she would Making a conservative estimate, Murdock said that the DECS among a few fBmllies, and I'm no magician," the judge said. thinking, ‘If 1 ever need It he’d help me, out,"' she said. "One have to work throu^ a Itlwyer. could coUect $35,000 from fathers who should be paying support, He maintained that not punishment by the law, but Teacher's College, St. Paul, ^ Tlected ~ Minn. He has a teaching position in Greenfield. Wis. TWIN F A LLS - Lynn A June wedding is uhinncd. Clawson, Twin Falls, boy scout, was elected this week to represent Troop M il of the’ Snake iver Area Council in a National Jamboree forum,^ -gVawson;—witlv TW IN , f a l l s - An scouts in the trpup. has been organiiationat nteeting for the new Business and Pro(essi3n5T activities at Farragut State Women’s Club will be Park. ' BACK'TO* SCHOOL condjicted at 7:30 p.m. Monday AccordiTte to., a report by at the Sunnyview Senior troop cflrrespDndenl Tad_ Citizert'TTjuildln'g'. Addison Him?y,^ ■ the group's FAVORJTESl Aveoue East. , Any^jne contribution to ..forum topics lntffr(» . . TWIN FALLS t - Ludty, 12 Qub will meet at the home of Tempa Ellen wood at 2 pm, Wednesday, TW IN F A LLS -th e Bowl and Blossom Club will hold a coffee and brunch at 9 a.in. Wednesday at the park at Twin / ^ IV FalU. • • r e o e i » i loday's FUNNY I -SHOES A SUIT r OF ARMOR for Boys & Girls IS A at... kijighTgoWjJ L Q IVn IfNtAJfM. .... in Lynwood. T h e iit ( • ifmnf Sor*«tt Your Bonkcprds' —- N.C See Bobbie Brooks on are W ejconurl . : The 0cy^rof Augifst ^Seventeen* nnjHl • TWIN FALLS or Your BOTtftcardT’ minors enif‘r Npr Gem's hTstbnc Triumpti Mine reopens with 2 shifts daily B y “t KRRV CAMPBELL „ House gaid lhal since this-spring a Times-News'Wrt^ir - shop - serving as a combined TRIUMPH — Jack leg_dr|Hs^•ar^_e ^-^:3t~prbject" to parti£(lly r(?open the driven; and ore car track has been Sunday. August I?, 19/J .lm *k !>l»rlon. Itiiporl lloiijso insp«M*t d rillin g w«ijjrk m i n e —focusing on the Nofth Star area ins,talled at the mine dump. — was initiated this spring' by the !»lans call for driving about several Triumph Mineral Co. Inc, The private hundred feet more . of tunnel -, to company consists of area residents and hopefully develop an upward extension stockhoiders who for the most part, of a vein and to realize ore production. . Tho Tn.„,pl. c,.«d i„ rarw^r Triumph was Ih? largest 1957, with abandonment caused and was believed to be, at point o f Iransportat.on cost-s to serve about 52 •• its career, the second largest silver rniles of workmgs Trained producer in the United States. Company officials, in addition to In acjdition to-isilver and lead, 'the-—floufee^, who was employed at the m in^has also producSj zinc and some '^Triijrriph for about, 20 ye a fr“afTd~vras gold. According to company president Servmg as underground foreman when nUptJt t nuupv.—i-rtTf-iumph, tt Tf I pi |, th^»■ coCTipany— it ctoscd, nn.include lumr vice-prrsidc.nl.,v . HH.tya j w.i.lj has obtained a lease and option Lo buy Laverj.y, Ketchum; and directors. A: 52'tlaim s, comprising about 890 acres, VV. Ensign Jr., and accountant, H ailey; miners fro m t h e mine owner Triumph Mining Guy V. Jones, geologist, Bellevue; Co. Arthyr "Bus” House, formerly of The project presently errtploys two Hailey\ presently. of C^kdale, Calif.. mpn-[^pr shift and runs twosTlifts a day, and E ^ Laverty, KelChum. ^ tunnel for ore -M Tlnios-Newi, Twin Fall*, Idaho ^ Son^y, ^U^ust j^ 9 7 3 M ■. nrimairytelcreliBiamMr iTt^rofalem .xsxir 2 (No. 2) cans pineapple Draii) Jliice b;oin pi^eiapifle chunks ^ d add . vinegar, sugar andv splces, B< really want.it. Please don't (jye me a lecture My- mind is West N orth E a it ' South, ■ ,S(iiiih riills Off third club and ... - ■ made up. Jusl tell me where to go to give it away, ilr.iwk tiuinps with ttiioc li'.id^ ______14 NEEDS HEU> NOW rill'll 111' ^lll|)^. 111 not a.s ^I’lid a f ’ass' IV Pass )♦ I'liiiiit .IS fw ran J\*ss 24 Pass D EA ^ N E E D S : No lectures from me, I agree, every You, South, hold U i'sl h.is shown up with St'V- child should have, two pa^enta who re a lly want It. I.Some- 8 4 2 1T2 fA 4 4 A K J 9 7 I'n I Lulls ,ind Ih re f spades and 6 tlme«. ope,ls enough I (Jet In touch w ith your County Wel Ihii'c unknown red cards, What do you do now’ fare Inform ation fe n ^ r. Also, ask your doctor for guld. A —Bid four ipadcl. Vour hand II Ihfv arc all hearts' no line looks m^hty ga - — ance. There are plenty of couples, who desperately want R -.ul.piLiy^will hring iht! cm ^a ct _ ToPAY'sxiPESTrefr and Kast s singleton is either Answer Insteadbidding Kvfi the king or the queen then DEAR ABBY: 1 am a single' girl living in New York spades your partner has Jump^ to .South can play the Jite, drop City, 1 have my own car and 1 am dating a guy who three spades. Whal do you do now? that singleton anxl make his doesn't have a car H takes about an hour and fifteen (im lract It ope is a heart and Answer .Monday minutes from his, housi; to mine using public transportation, but IF's only 15 ,minutes by car I find myself in the position of__picking him up and taking him home" whenever we go ouL.. __ • two and a half in a aui^way, do matter who do^s the Compomdt^g the problem is the fact that I must u?e driving. H he h a si^ offered' to pay for the toll, luggett It. "The^tl-brtdge tq-get to and from hig, hoU3e; wWeh-fldds-up .11 he xa n 't jtc L iito n 'L jia y . fo r It. you, w ill have to considerably for me. .whether dating him is woclh-tha portei t ^ I I O E S ON-THE-7V\ALL The-KniUh^ Call Frenchip. Bright crayon-colored blossoms on marvel ously muled ground Oh-so eosy to core (or in 65°o polyester 35°. cotton knif Sizes 8 lo -1' W i i g ffie Turffetoiit wjtb Sensuous Qiana ® The softest, dingiest, most sonsofionol turlleknit ever to light up o season. Delicious deluge of color, marvelously eosycare in 100% Qiono® nylon, sizes 8 to 18. Sock«to4ls^. TlJfAfgyfet^l -90109 OP Qf> i omo B^ ofm » ncf t. that arn all snlMl Sock prinf shrink — the m oil out-~ tika Jacqu«ime's okfofd and tjilrap mimljers. Both on a versatile of V -n sck s in th e D0U8I.E helping of platformed sole plus a hunky heel, t stra^ m most collectible of colors. Bfovyn, Black or Gold leather uppers. $19. Tje in Brown. Navy.’Red An eosycare throwbocK in — or Biack/Grey.suede n'leather upper$7'$l9. 1-00% acrylic. Si*e» S-M-,1--- ry a r n . " T n r r r * Sunday. August IJ, 1973 Tlrn?s-News, Twin Falls, Idaho 23 “ i!SSSSSSSSSS5«S54«4WSW»SK«^^^^ V\AV girls revecfl^ weddTng •'■■■■ ...■,'— ;■■■■- . ' 'I \ Buhl miss reveals jT^^ste tromTfig "Augpst wi^dding dates slims Marine -V' KING H ILL - Mr. and Mrs. WQS g r a d W e d (r o m tl)e 3Uss- S r - Mcy«r. —Buhh flid»v^ooU Researcher hired 6 R O W ___1VU.N K A l-lJ i D r _ iin r l C. in l.ibena. WeaLAfrica. Hlickeristaff luis been iioth t>ie doctor and 4IFTER LOADER transferred.till Twin Falls to (us wife are Indiana conductreseari h on tlio control natives and graduated from of sugarbeet. pen and bean rurihie l?mvDFsity His insects for the .-Vgricultural iidvanct'd degrees were Research .Service granted from Iowa State His most ren'iit ^^gniiient I'niversitN Her ... ilobbies was in liozeman. Mont . where iniluile gardening and he was In ihffrge of, weaving, while his hobbles' I grasshul>per rrsim rch Hi.i . include growing dwarf BEET HARVEST! other rp.RParrti' assiRnmrnts '■•bon.sal~plants. canoetnR, and wTtfT'/UfS^ 'siift e 'T!iSr Tncfudc camping coFn insects in lowa and Cieorgia. .so>bean insects, in They have purchase they le co nvin c^ that overie«ding_al such an early age aejs a U»«t-obe«ty^------i— ------^ - / ■■— How do you account tor the la d that Ihe settlers pi Nebraska stayed on there ’ Fiom 18S6 to 1875 all ol 19 years they, lost then crops lo grasshoppers WhyL ctid they stay^ Phenomenal ■ju i a b i U l v ____ " ______ Bltri watchers amohg people am iuiwhere_iieaily a i eJepl- as people watchers among birds, count on that The birds can ■ se^'fA^Ht times lari her than the people Nine out ol 10 brides who want children become expectant w ithin 18 months aher then weddings, research reveals j ^ OUtRV FROM 6UENT O " W h o sA id There am'l no mAn can avoid being born ^ e r d g e A Sdlchel Pdjge And he adde^'/B ul ihere ^»n't n6 man got to be carrimon ' Fine fellow. P aige" O In w hich religio,ns are the devout supposed to take oH ' therr ahoes before theygo into their houses ol w orship^" ...... - -A rule ,7or MohammedAiifl. BuHdihi5la,.-iiindtig. ------Shinlpists^ Coniusriinists and Taoiflla o'* ...... ,’ Am advised by d-dentai expert thaf one out o i every hve FORECAST FOR SUNDAY, AUGUSTaJrn973 , grownups has an im pacted tooth that ought to be pulled That word alimony ' tlc^ces back to Ihe Latin phrase lor ,' ealing rrvcjn^ Please Ule th « fdct. too. that an ounce and a hall oi coal conlajns enough energy lo pull a ton ol rail Ireighi about one > GENERAL TENDENCIES; An. excellent (Uy m ile It s flaid-38 out of every 100 men when shopping lor siuU apd^evening to put in effect wH3tever social or personal plan that enables you ,-.nd associates to make dog can hold just about three trmoB*^ much grtib as that of a / considerable progress,,Your ability to delight others by bcmg I60 px)undman . p more cooperative”iS‘now easily recognized. ARIES (Mar, 21 to Apr, iy) Joming with relatives and LOVE AND WAR ■ friends can make tliis a most eryoyable and interesting day for Love and m arriage are like bacon and eggs, dandy idg^ther Planmn^how to gyn a goal thjjt means much to you is A L L E Y O O P but not esaenliAl to eacKolhei Waat. our Love and W ar m^n - \«ise. Obtain cooperarion from key persons. doesn t make that clairn It's the contention o( a sbciplogisl riamed ------TAURUS (A-pf- 20 . 10 May -aO) Meet with an ittfluenlial- Graham Spanier AHeF~iiudym^^TOS couples, he's^qOroted u ■person" aTTd-^sross-your ambitions Coopewting in a civic reporting 'Romanticism appears lo have little or no im portance affair can prove very worthwhile for you and others I'xpress to m alrim om al re U u o iu K ip *' Th« big tiling, he SAyA..ia that the . your ideas sensibly Show that you have ability partnership be "free of conflict " A ii exceedingly elderly Argu ~ ''C E M INl~(Way -2t tu June^H-Sfttdy-nesv-systems or outU:u.. ment, this Still, our L and W man prefers the pa:ssion match to that can make yriiiLjife more satisfying and successful Confer Ihff conver>ience m arriage He also recommends the compulswe with respected civic leaders Try to havei a far Wider circle of kiss and the spontaneous embrace ^ ^ ^ friends and acquaintances. Be logical X ma'I lo L V Bofd P O flo« I /076 foU Woilh fM^6l02 MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 2 I ) Plan how to make C o p r ''9^» 1973 1 M flo yd those payments that are important. Show more affection for- the one who adores you. Don't give advice to others unless toc^ore haxroony with kin, - T LEO (July 22 fo Aiig 21) Discussing new ideas with a‘ mot^efn-thinking person can bnng forth excellent results now. ■ Show*thaT y6Ur aft J cOopeTTrnve person Engage in civic ' woilc you enjoy and improve your image:------Aniw«r to frtvioui’ fuill# VIR O O (Aug 22 to Sef)t 22-) Mak-e pjans for a new systfin that will gain you more acclaim from associates and add to ' mutual success Window shop forrhc clothing you want jo add AC K O S 5 40 S n a k P to o th ~ 41 F ir s t w o m a n " LfBif5.7Sept, 23 to Oct 22) ldeai*^y for having a good” J — — rcUicviir, ” 7 T h r dhpU* is 45Soolhsaycr - llm ^^ith persons you really like-^t-thc-hobbies you mutually a n -• w ild 45 Peculiar ^ o y . You have-a special talent that should be perfected I his ■ diJir*' — ^^fr.GondiUpn can help to make you more a/fluent. ; ' ’ 13 rn tc rA lic e 48 A r a b n am e i S T sTncy lii.— ^COR PIO- accomplish Do whatever will ingratiate you more into the IX. '■ ’ jOOd graces-of others Becom e a hairpier‘per50Ti IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY he or she will be one o f those fQh-lOving persons who can easilyVcquire many ■' friends But it is wise not to become pet^onally involved with iny but a choice few, and thereby be able to accomplish .i 21 great deal throughout the life Anything of a public nature is WIZARD OF ID tspccully fine, be il in government worlt oi enteitaining f S " “ The Stars impel, they do not compel ” What you make ol PUT HE Ju e r your life IS largely up to YO U ' IT t?l> 55 T em peratures By WALtfcJl MUKKIMJIN , apartments made into one on that Ebony, with its portrayal Gt»arleston,S.C. r 87 76 ’ (c) Chicago DaUy New* A Lake Shbre Dr. of ricH, successful blacks, is Chicago pc 81 72 ^ CHICAGO — A 19^3 trip to Johnsbn has eaten cllnner at “unrealistic an4 not reflective Columbus,O.pc. 87. 65 Chicago to see the century of the White Hoi4|se more.times, of the blac^ 'experience." Denver per 87 58 progress exposition was the probably thaii many bUcks in "Whpever says tha^^ doesri't 85 69" .06 Des Moines r first step of John H. Johnson’s Qiicago have had 5 cup of read the magazine," Johnson JJclroiLpc - ■■ M £2. said, " '■ • E l Paso pc 97. 64 as Americai^jfipbtaelL^ieadefr-—— ------—-— £boiyr^»-wid-hnfl ehangedf HBUuton-r- -92- publisher. He is the holder of numerous with changing, tiine?. _l‘When Kansas City r 89 67 Today, Johnson presides awards for achievement, ■wet began, ' blhcks ^ w^e IdalK) Kails I^S Angeles pc 80 65 over his Johnson Publishing including being selected in 1966 preoccupied with materiaU., J e r o m e ’ Memphis pc 92 74 Co. fr.om plush offices on- for the”Sptng?m Medal of the things," he said. "Success was . -Kmibcrty', Mianii'BieacH pc 8 8 , 76 Michigan Ave. National Assn. for the .equated with big cars, fine Kttna— Mpls-St.Paul c 83 •57 The J7'm illion, 11-story Advancement of Colored homes, mink coats. , "Now , Itfui. Hoiiii' New Orleans r 89 77 ■btitldih^,— n— —h»—Pe(3pie, wnicn is presentwl tu-a 5U1JJiiietlitiig Bisg:— rriitrdiis - 4^wiston - - ■ ill- 75 .... New York c 86 downtown Chicago designed black Americart of outsUnding "I have said that we are for Parma . T W I N F A L I i S -- Mrs. Fred City, piah, will involve- the Harder has been appointed to m a n u fa c tu r e o f a b o u t 150,000 o f . ° ° ^ o o o o ° ° serve as ' Personnel and Uie watches in the next (wo Organization Chairnian.for the years, Patterson said. IB?."! U n ite d F m u r C a m p a ig n . Work on the watches wrll M r s ------Ij[arder. will be begin within .'!0 days, and is responsible _fi>r ( (intai ting expected to retjullT—t(l new CMiimunity [j)^ganizatinn.s to — cmphDyw-af the, firm, and ftnil yoTinui'VfS for tfle' - perliaps more tlwin 25 c a m p a ig n .' .idditional einplo>es by next BR€WN The purpose of the iinnual spring, Patterson .saul. campaign is -tiT r.ii.se money Since Sept. l9'T. Dt‘\^ronics FURHITURE MUSIC - fr o m - locnt ,-biisTncsscs a n d has been hoiiKod in Uie old Tw in - residents like the lU-d Cniss, Falls water triMtment plant 143 M ain Ave. East On The M all the YM CA and the Bo> .Siuut.s • Imilihng, wliere Uie mm[)iin> Those interestetl in helping has spi'nt about $10,000 on the United Fund C am paign this ____ iiiiprovemenLs. The purchase fall should contac t Mrs ITariTer of the building when the -at-?3S=#mr - rorpoTMlitMt moved lu Twin - _____ Falls ffom ('aTlTornia uas one _ na o B < M > k B o i h i s ----- «< the ililvantages of mtmttti to ■ Idaho, Patterson said DAVIS, CAhf 1 UPIl iv6 Owners ol the curu era are m a jo r bc^ok c o lle c tio n s on Hal . IIumphre\ . |>rcMilciiI, viticulture and enologj have 'grheral- ■' iiialiiti^r. ,iml l)e«ai m wjttto th elilta ry of the majorits sloi kholder. ,irid ,Iik ' Urthfrrsity of (,'alifornia at H ackncj, both I'win l-'alls, and Dav;^by Ma>nard A. Am cnne. Bill Nichols, Hurle>. an authority on the Lultural and HM IIAUI) rA miKSON technual aspects ot the wine The rompani currently employs (>(1 assem blers and is in d u stry . . . nnnoiiiK-r*- ro n iriirl rTie” K 'ft c o n s ists o f a noH manuf,u turing nine Toltm ion i)T MUire than 2.1X)0 elet tronic products, the fiiost mi[X)rtant of which is a hand books and doiumenLs in F'n^- MHS. FKKI) II VHI'KK Ush and more-jhan I.iXX) m calculator for a 'California How can you protect Freni:h and iLahan ...IK o f f i c e r iompan\ The calculators are. I’atterson saul. a reasonably your fragile dollars? 1 0 0 % N Y L O N r O O % N Y L O N new thing, and a bij; market ^ item - for • the future. About HI-LOW 50.lH)0 h a v e b ee n m a n u fa c tu r e d SHAG MV native elected in 6 models during Ihe past With SILVER. seven months, he siiid y 1 .t’1,1 t'M h.i'< SCULPTURED 4 C O L O R S BOKSE I) Michael F.nuinifrs, Inc , according to Workers at Die plant are ; r.i!> I iti:' ty ,n i)i.- (I.I-I Comp^taly Installod •nvii-U'.l sr.U^I.’ il. }.. nil.lhir, Cornpl«t«ly Intfallad Prcstcm—’Hoise. has been •Sumner M Johns«>n. president, asked to list their hobbies such uiirUI Vs ,1 mjrrrf ov»r h«Hivia(t pad ov«r h«oi^*st pod: elected, a principal of .ll'H N a m p a as sewing. kniUuig, and tjliicr Prcstoa^ jvJiQ has been vri«h J'work with small things. Suoh »<> hr'p \uu Ihe engineering firm sthcff experience is useful when C'vini; vf'TT %vK,^f'n-<*.T*TTTl U M 1 04 11/8 2 9 * . 2 7 * . 2 7 '. ) ‘.4 Boeing C 40 J «n u dry 1 to d « i« 3.343.839.»iO GTE pi ; ; 3 6 '. 36 • 3 6 ’ . . ' 4 Kc bo mu 2 , 16 26’ 4 25»* 26'4 , i- N O iv t u» y 4. 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IB*. 4 wo^tco «• « 0 } i U 13*4 13*4- Bee ton D U COOO#» GAf cl 1 70 5 i E O p l 4 0« U»« ^OOdiCp -4t 3A U U ’ a I)^k9- V« 0 * m Sh » )0 ' ' 4 ^ ")4 VtonT 0 » k 7 90 3Cm Sopr Vdf 76 M 1 4 W - B ertt'A 70q CcmpTf Sib 29*. 79»r-tni -#fsC-Opf 4 II 72' • It WooH^rts 1 20 743 21'» 7» *% ' Jant/m 60 V\ ...... W ...... ' GOQPING - TTieT^H special model in-style revue, Connie camp scholarship best automotive I, Wallace Colter; awards preaehted at the Smith; 12.50 ' cleaning TOOLS tound on hlflhway n«ar -p'>rtralt, best photography.' certificate 16 srtond most WenO«li, IdenlUv you Flat I HIM. an n o u n ced . outstanding modeA,^ style Rory Scanlon. h a v e . 9 U 4S 7*.' ______, -'Brat"boy- revue, Debbie-JoUey- and Rory ------^12.5(^m p-8Gholarsbip, b«3t LADIES grev purse,urse. toatloa» HOKV CARPCr---- somewhere bel----- 4 - >nMes ^ sbufn raafatt gittol all Huai Natua 731- Mysonholder; best' ' girl Scanlon. project^ Rory Scanlon; $5 of East Five *nd s r Alberlsons. REW ARD. 733-84^.. reporter, Donlta Wer.t; $5, beat Certificate best home camp scholarship, first place |1 O o you • improvement project, $5, Carol tree Identification senior, Jim beginning foods project. Susan l o s t Browf! and WMte Saint Watts;' '$3, second best May; $3 certificate best child Tubbs, $25 first place junior. eernard with Black Mask. Approximately 1^0 pounds, if EXERCISE the aMV x a y . Rant beginning foods, l.ori Ann care, Jamie Juker; . $5 .gift Brad Bickford, trophy, high found con tact Don M e d ra y 423-5993. Walton Balt vib ra fa rt. Spaad individual home economics Bika, Actlori Cvcte*-«IM h a m w Graves. c-ertificate best family living Boilari, at BMwar FumHur«, TO- Cagip sfhnlnr.ship, tii, beat---- niBjin fftarann;— IS— camn. . Judging. Julie CoftabilarteV.& i« i . . ■ - — InterWdiale foods'; Janet scholarship hest home second b ^t barn Tuttle Toro K im b e r ly , 733 3319. . -TwistersflO ^ camp Taylor; 13 second best economics -demonstraiion. iL O S T 1 small black fem ale Qoddle. •" -ALCOHOLICS Intermedtite "foods' $5 camp intermediate, ^wlfolarifSp^^ift fvicinity of Hansen bridge area, ANONYMOUS scholarship best advancee^ Trophy, best home round rpbin fitting and showing . MEETINGS: , foods, Rory Scanlon. economics dernonstration contest, George Freeman. .MON.'t FIUR. S^OO. 326-5689 $5 camp . scholarship best senior division, Robin Trophy best fitting and ^12 6lti St. beginning clothing l>ori Tracy; Harbaugh; $5 camp showing in 'swine, Clint RESORT: Clark Ranch open for reservattoo. TUtS.—TWIN FAllS 0:00' Best' machine magic scholarship best entomblogy Burrell; trophy best r m S i S or wrte Ketchum. Idaho l30 7ltiAv. Eo.l clothing, iP , Izrri iVacy; $3 projecf,-'-Mike Masonholder; agricultural demonstration or t3340. WED.—TWIN FALLS 8„0(i i secondbest bcttinninKclothing. trophy best -aKricultur illuatrated talK ip senior CoiifI Hr>ii*<» * MvihortiriiiftiM Sonia Uppiano; $250 certificate dcmoi^ation junior division, division Sandy Mc^winkel;' SUN —TWIN FALLS 8:00 ■'-‘ s«;oml‘"besl clothingT’Carol Raynwhd Bowles. trophy for best barn award. the- fam ily o» ,Jo«n (Jack) ■ 130 7th Ave. Eotf. May. Club congress scholarship, Thorn Creek 4-H Club, trophy Kunder wltf)«s to cKpresa appTKlatlon to all tt>« paopl* for . Jobftoflnf«rMt John Wert auctioneer and $5, best t^en leader, II, Sandy • be agricultural tti^r usitlanca during AAr. Kundar s tioipltalliatlon and M ala A F«ni|il« — iUaltoFi—WendeU, camp- Mntiwink(*l j ^S.club congrcsa demonatratiog or iUusU'&ted lyinpatny to ifi» family^ after nu _ JjillLmJntermedJ^e division, ^am . AAr»,john W> Kmdar^Mr. : ..-sefaglarahip begt_-Jnlermwlj ^ acholariihip.______best first _ yean , EXPERIENCE!:>ERIENCEP ulM parton ' TCEEfcv SCHRpEDER, BUss, left, received «id Mrs. Roland F.'Kw atr, M r clothing, J^bbie Joljey; $6 teen leader, Pat Thomas; >5 ■Ebbie Jplley; trophyi^igfi and AVi. Qaira J. Norton, and Mr. • wlttl HttinorTrttiflor (Mgn abliftv lor 4 the Marvin S. RobinsoD Memorial Trophy for and M e t. G arn J. K u n d tr laadlng.TwInIng.TwIn FalliI ___ fueHltura _ itora. _ ■ Certificate upper division Club congress scholarship, individual livestock judging, S«ndrtsum «to Box 21. Twin Fails. . the outstanding 4-H horse proj^t at the Gooding Idaho MJ01. “ clothing, Carol May; to.,ciinip.- beat-tbifd year and.over tecfi .. John-Traughberi T r o p h ie s WE WOULD Ilka to react) Into scholarship best knitting- I leader project. Rory Scanlon; Trophy to meat swine Coun^ Fair this week, wWle Leslie Byee, 13, evaryone'J tieart with our ttiouohttuinMJ and leva tor an yoo 'J A h f t T O f ? i A L h e lp w a n t e d (n project, Robin Harbaugh. 13 camp scholarship best project, Ross Piatt; trophies Bliss, w&s awarded a trophy for top'Soree fitting h a v e d on e tor us a tta r God took our fumifure store, experieoced man re c e iy e d and showing. Schroeder. 14, is the con of Mr. and darling Montle. Thank you tor your or couple, contact Del VanOrden. $5 camp scholarship . best -garden project, Jerry Evers, best fitting and showing in flowers, love, and tood. AAaybe one in person. b^*ore rx>on. at Cain's ..knitting 11. project, Connie Trophy best automotive befef, first division, John Mrs. LaVeme S. Schroeder, and Miss Byee i^. day we can return your klndnesi Furnltore & i^piiances, ' 304 and MIp. God Wess you all AAain A ven u e Orth. ISmith; trophy to outstanding project, Mike Westendorf; 15 Thomas; second, Farrell the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Byce. Raymond, Emma Jean. Teresa Renner; third george w a n t i j .' A p p ly in Freeman; trophy best person al Koto's Cafe. HeVeford breeding project. Trophies for best fitting and ICiizabeth Ostwrne. Parke. UOB open in gs in th e a tre w o rk in Buhl. Mal^ and ptfr*' V'Df — Ruseniar le BilLiju. showing—in“nr; Dairy—h—Kevin ~ Senior, ■trail class. Also openino tor mSnager tramee7 Trd{)hy for b4at dairy Paulin, Dairy il. Gene Colter. Parka^ haUer shgwnranship;— amy Eattersoh; intermediate, age IB andbyer. Phone 5'4rWll or project, Vaterie Hall; 43 camp Dairy TIT, Valerie Hall; trophy .Walter P a rk i; westecn Kelly Schroeder; senior, Sandy News Tips, 542 5572 io f appointment, scholarship best Pebble Pups I, outstanding sheep breeding horsemanship, Robin Jewett; Mohwinkel. Mary Jo Anderson; $3 third project. Rosemarie Bilbao; fat western riding, WalUr Pyke, TITULO: best barn award, Wendell 4-lT stock sale award, trophy western pleasure, Diane T^e first oil well in the woi'^ d 733-0931 Coordinvodor para los reserve champion Iwine, Pearson, 'trail class, Walter was drilled near Titusville ■ CiuduJpnos ■Ancldh6s^' Kats; $2.50, second best home reserve _ _ 1 -econetmcn—-• demonirtr atitwt— JVtaigaret F*ijtt: . F^cho do fin: intermediate; Sonia Uppianor- Trophy, tractor safety, Ron rl - Agijsto 9. 1973 Trophy best first year girl’s Fctterly; trophy best 4-H fat DEBERAS; horse project, Amy Patterson; ^ f John .Thomas; trophy best Coordinor con pro- trophy best first year boy's W l fat beef, John Thomas; belt gromat d« los »«rviciot de horse project, Mike Elliott; buckle to best Angus beef onceonidod y oct^idodas y orraglor por •spaciol tucatos. Robinson, memorial tcpphy to project, John Thomas. T««n« qua sar uno par^pno outstanding horse project,___ Trophy to outstanding -f-H Common -*«sta bian da solud. ^ usa project-, , caihy p fQ p iQ r o f Kelly Schroedfe'r gift - ragEir SueKJo as S335/m«t y racor- certificate for the _best ""(Tfarkson; _ irsjphy 1 0^ ; f*do a^rw'iUo*. ilomo-S^C-AA---‘ secretary record book. Debt»l#^autstandlng poultl^ Projec^. 733*%351 pofo mos »nfor- Jolley. "T^m and Mark Miller; trophy sense mocion 17F'alstbck«3FHwards ti'opH W -outstanding dug pruject. to champion swirte, Rosg Piatt; Kayinond Bowles; trophy to TITLE: _trophy ffiT. reserve j;h»fi)pi<)n fating and* showipK in dogs^ Senior Citizen. CpordjpD-. beef, Rosemarie Bilbao; jtox ThorfiooltT b*st tor—-f trophy, chiinpTdfr"SheeprJM' senror TWestry;TlOTy Scanlon r “ ------Closing t?ij tu.---- -— Roe^-trophy reserve champioji best Junio_r_Iiuc£iir*r-BFa.d August 9, 1973 SUN V A LI^ Y - Ttamsey Lewis sheep, Debbie Jolley; $5 camp , Bickford; trophies, first year, . tJUTIES:' Will coordinota all Sanior concert, limelight room. scholarship best second year Rod Weav.er; second yeav-rr T— Syi< V A LLEY All Idaho Art Featlval, Sun I Service Progromt ond oc- Holstein project with emphasis Mark Sabala; third year I tivities and orrqnge for Vall^Mail, sponsored^ by Sun Vnlloy Creative ._jDll_record book. Tim Miller. Valerie Hall. I wvBTm. Mu»i be irT -t— d heolth. and us« ovvn cor Arts Ifenter. Club congfess sLhularshtpf. _ Home economics-4«tffing ‘ I r I tfQAftportofiidn. P a y is ' AUGUST 13 $43,507 best in dairy fitting teams. junior Julie I $325/‘monfh ond mileage BLISS — School board meets. showing in Hplstein Breed. Cortabitarte (high score), I Contoct SCCAA 733-935li for 1 more informotion. ■BITHL,— School board meets. ' Valerie Hall; belt buckle, best Susanhe Flynn, Lynda Grout,'’ I. energy savers BUHL — Chamber of Commerce meets. tjeiefproject.George Freeman; Jane Ireton; senior, Julie . 3 U R L E Y - t:assla Comi^ School Board trophy best decorated st*H; Bunlier, ttobln Chandler, “^ P P O R T U W T ¥ = : ~ jneets..' ' , ...... ; . . . Card and Curry (Freeman t Debbie Joltey, Rdith Begay. CASTl,KFORD — School tward'ineets, For two men 7n Twln'P>fftls ana gift certiftcate, bestdpntfle knit Agricultural judging team, WATER GETS AS HOT AS Vt IS GOING T O -^T when it ’s Nvo men in Ihe &urroundmfl 100 mtle radius to be trained as . DIETRICH - School board meets. garment. Debbie Jolley; first. John Traughber, Connie boiling, flaking it boil like cra2y won't increase its temperature. EDEN-HAZELTON^ - VaUey School board (teld underwriteri. Earnings trophy best self determined France, James Huntsman, • Once boiling starts, reduce the setting just enough to maintain and management potential meets. ur^hmited School arxl field project, Mary Diana Jones; , ■Susan -Sabala; second. Connie cooking action. Use stored heat in the surface unit by turning training provided. Records of GOODING — School board meets. trophy best home ecoriimcs Hastings, Rod Traughber, personnel prpvided as to what HAGERMAN - School board meets. it off a lew minutes before serving. men with us are earning No‘ demonstration junior division, Gary LaIf^t>'^J^y-Uess. experionce nece^ury. as this is " ’’’HAITIEY — City'Council meets. a untque and p eop le Joyce Giese. Horse trophies 1973 4-H are from all walks of life ex HAILEY — Elaine County ’’School board Trophy best first year dairy quality, "'grand ^hampjon ' USE VERY LITTLE WATER: A quarter of a cup for (resh vege firemen, accountants, meets. teachers, salesmen, attorneys, project, Rod Weaver; trophy gelding, Elizabeth Osborne; tables, just the dew from washing them with greens. To save and former policemen Salary HANSEN - Sfchool board nreets-. ’ not Quoted as we find most best dairy heifer quality, grand champion mare. Kel|x _ the vitamins, don't stir. Set heat lis t high enough to_keei) them people won't believe «t and tatt JEFiOME — School board meets. animals six months and under. Schroeder. baby colt, David to answ er.H ow ever, $ 150- K IM BERLY - School board meeU steam ing. salary per week pa«d during Rod Weaver; trophy best dairy J^uhannsen; yearling colt, framing Send resume to P O RIC H FIELD - School board meets. I quality, animals six months to Ijnda-flauner . reining, Judy 8 0 * l? 0 , B u rle y . Idah o B33t8 CHOOSE PANS TO FtT the surface units. If the elemrent IS Applicants will be contacted R U P E R T — School board meels. one year, Joani Jinnes “ Hess; snaffle bit, Bill for personal interviews TWIN — Magic Vallgy Memorial Trophy best dairy quality; Johannsen larger than the pan. heat from the outside areas is wasted. Hospital Board meets. ' ,. animals one year to 18 months, Performance, junior, halter TWIN FA LLS - School board meets. Kevin Paulin, trophy best showmanship. l.auric Elliott, TORN ON THE FAN: If you have a vent (an over your range, T^frwnnrl W EN DELL - School board meeU. dairy' quality animals 18 western horsemanship, Amy use It. Cooking odors will be removed, so will healed air, re- SUN.VALLEY - atizen Kane", i^ovie. Sun months-two years; trophy best Patterson; western pleasure, dttcing the load on your air conditioner. Valley Creative Arts Center. - dairy - qualit>’ ahmals. two Ijnda Glauner: trail olqss, drntfr AUGUST 13-17 years and over. Mark Sabala John Haf^; westeni riding. BU R LEY — Cassia County fair. Trophy best 4-H bicycle Unda (ilauner. 1 Kaypunch Oparalorj AUGUST M project, Karl Uppiano. Intermediate, halter evening ihitl Good pay wall SHOSHONE — Chamber of Commerce meets COVER THE PAN; Tight fitting lids conserve estoblished firm Trophy/.'winner round robin showmanship. Leslie Byce, 3 Port tun^ F IL E R — School board meets. fitting and .showing contest. western pleasure. Elizabeth heat and speed cooking. Ewpenenced Re*pon»tbU GOODING — Chamber of Commerce meets George Freeman; trophy Osborne; tra il class,Jud> for booK» ond poyroll, _____ HAILEY — Blaine County Hospital Board Hess, western riding, Judy 3 Accounts Receivable Col reserve'4airy champion two lector Mature mole or meets years andf over. Phil Roc • Hcssr western 'horsemanship. femote Must type well KIM BERLY - Qty Council meets THAW FROZEN FOODS before cooking A llo w -jrt tfeast an hour A.—Management - TWIN FA LLS - AlrjSbrt Advisory Board. opportunity for odvoncem#nt. (or meats, and thaw completely. TWIN F A LI^ - South Central Idaho 5 - EiperlerKed Office locJy no bookke«plna or ftteno. but C<3mmunity Action board of directors meets. good typing. Process inswr AUGUST U, _ WANTED LOWER COOKING TEMPERATURES SAVE MEAT SHRINKAGE: once M««t '^blic. TWIN FALI.S — AnUque Festival Theatre Roast meats at lower settings, 275 to 300 degrees. Use your 6.—Ooiry ond Form AAen E« DRIV£R FOR ESTABLISHED MOTOR ROUTE perienceii. ttobl^f-^aod poy. presentation 'Sb ^ ts of New York", 8:30 pW. . IN BURLEY — HEYBURN AREA meat thermometer anti cook with confidence. 7 —Evening Oetk Clerk, Fine Arts Addilorium, benefits Twin FWls Should rn#o with ex County Mental Health Association. M vif hove iwoll car in good running condition. perience of hondlinq public ROOM FOR MpRE? Plaii oven meals to accommodate more 8. —Electrlclon • Foctory JEROME — Community Farm Bxireau than one' dish at a time, or time your cooking. Put a pie or meets.. INTERESTED PERSONS CALL MORNINGS: Work cake into the oven as you remove the roast. JEROME — Chamber of Commerce meets. TIMES-NEWS CIRCULATION D ^T- WAfwrP. ANNIS AUGUST IS 6 7 8 -2 5 5 2 l«kes N TWIN FA LI^ - Final Municipal Band PEEKABOO, LITTLE PIEI Don't peek, but set your timer. Peek Phone 208 733 5562.___. Night* 73'4-3095 summer concert. ff-.lS pjn.. Twin Falls City ing drops the temperature about ten degrees eaqh second the Park oveni^open- It A fic i— GLENNS F E R R Y - Qty CouncU meets. GLENNS F E R R Y — School board meets. PERSONNEL PLACEMENT CENTER. «34 Sue LjkM Blvd. RUPERT - Miradoka Memt^ H ^ ta l WANIECL -----Noun. .731*5542- .. board meets. -tttcutive *e#rch AJi inquiries ■ - AliGUST 16-18 \ MAN OR WOMAN "welcome HAILEY — Blaine County Fair. GLENNS F E R R Y — Elmore County Fair. TO TAKE OVER ESTABLISHED MUto H«lp -AUCiUST-» Idaho Power ROUTE NEEDED Sptrienced^ hay FILE R — Asgrow SeedCo. picnic. Twin Falls BELLEVUE — KETCHUM AREA haulers, driving ex^tf^tTinoe County Fairgrounds. preferred. Charter to le*m dirsW driving. m «n jr over 2 1 . C »tF T O - . TWIN-FALLS - Highway DWrict meets. Good Profit for Time Involved Comply 4036. SUN V A liE Y — "PieiTot Le Foo," movie. NEED TWO ditchrldep Sun Valley Creative Arts^Center.' , month. Contikf Ptte Woody at Beff. FTT J;R — nnmt 5hin Onb -RaUv. Twtn FaJU jCSiajyirafgniii&ndi =_-rzjrr7r: sjunday, A u g u if 12. 1973. T rm e s Nevys; T w in F a lU illd a h ? '. . 29: : . ' : w . H o m tf'Fo r Sal* I* -F jfluotm ip U- ^T inin^rirW iinfrt -Ham M ferSal* r t n H om *» For S«t» -to p 3 lM draom a< jw itx ^ * " *'?• Qn« nl lh» nir..t ho WHY RENT? Own a new-home, no NORTHEAST ' area, hew 3 m i» n |.. »' b»tti» larnt tamlly ...... rT'itey -etej mQ' ^=«^4e5f <>up>e« Tir^Sym ^i^oHa; -rSho»hon«, >nlc« tplli l«vel. ~4 - _ Kcaiion Plan. InSui^ce plan! C all m F rq n k M c M u llln . ■ _^ o . eoDd locslian. onFy 8 y**rs Rocky Mountain Realty. 733 of charm with ati ttie eKtras v 1 Conlacl^ WIIIIW Emie Kru9«f. WVVT . .Young 0 ST ENOGRAPHER U Menay to Loan ______. . iJ.time. tymporary ' COST^ MORE? or permanent Former Assev FOR MOMt bquilyi-U.lM'. Uliuin REGAL inciixie lawyers, realtors, writer C la rl> B e n n e tl a l 734 j 700 TRUE □ ^c a&mile r«dtMS^Je^i7f< yov. 'f» 'iq h i ,f yo.j (f'ecfc foU# I'' 'T>os* (0 ^ ^ \ qwolay v*'«>ce does'cosTvnore —-MANUFACTURING references Call a^terrvoon or evening 3)4 410S 19 Music Lessons o \ ►'uf'd'edV o f im o 't buye ^i or»d s*llers m M o g k VoH«y - COMPANY kn ow QuOlity e«t>o ver»> n FuniiilM d Aph; t D iH IH nr ------rftw M rtrr yi»- - A q r — Listing, out ot city _ i td'sell Atolrv .7 lots lo^.tajg^ located J ----^ ^Tjnr /operTv/cloie In. Chuck _itrecf> business bCiiidioQ. pncea Avenue West/ Jerome, -dewfitewnr $ J 33------jted atres. Corrals, _ wridht: chock Perkins 733 071^ L c a r porfJ'^oafJo dn 0 -a»t«ched' 9344. 1«500 s^r* feet, bath, white water year round, could pul jn and excellent home. A good buy at Blue Laktfs Branch of L«id Office 4272. a lte r 8 p .m ., r storage area. 324-2t 53 'tricK fireplace. . wvith cry» 1.al trout ponds. Paof-'Dana .W 3 44* I* $187, 000.1)0. of Idaho 733 07)5. Off ice of Idaho 7^ - 09716. ^ . chanddiers, icarpet througnpt/f. L^rKl Office of s,all.M ith.beautitul rirn N EW 3 badrn^ ^rtn>«ntV full basement double •garage, only r Bum. live .stream. baths, carpeted. New appliances.* ______rttMoyne- _ . -g^fwislied. >84,MM. eorn^ cooatr 735 J _ t r : - = ^ - f 7 - ,• I. ■ . . . .1 Sunday, August 1 2 , l'973;''Times News,] TwIn Falls, Idajno *31 — ** MTicrtliiiAVt For Ska For Siite S«'te 4 r Aoollan€tt« Hay, Grain a F«*d S7" P ttfjTS upptiM -- ' /atrta U ' S w in a ?•* _£a03bJEl«fiaP, r e ( r l o t r « l < j r _ 4 C liAiN BINS. G/ain Aooers. bDTK" ear“'old fetna^. “BuLus «n(j TioriiT'for i (reej«r, like new, also pliTrovefiT- T d f\ K i.—5T1— sTres.— msyattaMon - rtlit. l.yftn». or (■ - ■ ■ Bolh at a steal price" Can be w e n , service available.^ Special 6 ^ S43 5934, at Flamlhoo Trailer in back ol 93 >-aoshel-B4n -eonip4ete^v erected, F O a s a l e AKdreglslered rea REGISTERED Yor'Kshire boars. ^ ven tloo Center or wrr» ______^ ___ --aoe C A B INETS -- ^CQUW ERTOPS: wtiite fact‘ ewes One to fours Lall 588 3523 ------Springer cows or , 300 Plus ton's prem ium alfalfa nay, C aragt Salas ---r»e»fcr» guaranteed. Buy or trade 3 buitoik purebrea ranfs/ two 2 a fte r 7 00 p m 374 8090. PROF E^SSIONAL trmimmg and springers or beet Hapor Clyde v e a rs , o n e 4 y e a r . 733 67 1Q 50-75% OFF LIST Grooming of all type> ,ot small Hughes. Buhl. 543.^835 or fA i 5969 YARD SALE One Ouftet. two Put in the-basement at this price,’ ‘ ^ radJo' ana phohograph' dOQS P o o d le s , a s p e c ia lty A ll ICO head m ned while fated ewes ?bmbmaiion. Toro lawnmower^. hand scissoring. Strictly patterns G O O D 9 4 b y and pasture calves Ji4 ;i5 V WANTED:' 4272 tor sale All,kinds Phone 334 4163 L , . -5 5 -G a llo n D ru m s ...... vacuiim cleaner, rubber.tire wheel 734 barrow. aged lumber, many QL 334 403a> jflc n m e - miscellaneous .items Chariev AI-IEN riQ N HUNTERS.. 10 A.M. - 4 P M , - SAT.^ SUN. . AUG 11-12 FEED GRAIN 3 REGISTERED pureied A/igus *I Farm 4 Ranch Suppllat’ Cia»bom Farm, South • end ot ■_ w c p a v _____ Ctu;iapcah.e R tlriCver ilutii. a k c •pjv js ''5Trt?et . jtfro rT^e-32J~77y7 - ^mi.S &«res, Nen-oar^el - c o M p e i i t i v e P R IC B I I "Key>Toh6mare long’^body and SPECliLON 5l6ux heioht ^n^parief Bardohe/mere B IG Y A R D id le f- r Ida y . S a tu r d a y , g r a i n b i N s SCHULER ENTERPMES ■WESTERN tN G llSrt POINTERS typical Weavy shouldered and rear 1000- J.600- 4,600 Buihel and Sunday. a m til dark AA 9 Muaftec,ed angus. long body Call 2 MILES WEST — HIGHWAY 30 M o te l 1906 K irtiO e rly R o a d STOCKMEN S SUPPLY trameo dogs, gun cJog. t.c-,a trial'r ia l. Capacity Order now and save Idaho's U»rgest. scle<.tHVt, leri^^s F»- 7 3 3 - 7 n 1 ALUMINUM PLAIESJ « J l' A .DQ7 " Zlcenlieachoi licenfs PIANO. Spinet Console. -Asvume in lots of 50 or more See W illiarn low monthly payments, to be sold “«D5fer»Odurum. Times News, Twin in Ihiv- area Atso ORGAN WlTTi 47 I ‘ F a irs . automatic rhythm Phone collect 343 5641 or w rite Adtustor; 601 PAINTING C#r^.- tracks, South Capitol B lvd. Boise,'Idaho ■RFGR IGER ATOR Norcje. nice 83 701 ; f r a c i o r s , r e lr ig e ra t o r s* f a r m «>nd u le . jn , r e c. o n U 11 lo n e d a n d guaranteed, S^8 at Cam's 73 3 7)j1 equipment Dents 4.‘ m o v e d 1 e c o n o m ic a lly Pbonv 423 634 S P IN E T M p n th I y t h is A re ® .ELECTRIC letice, HoHisfer f| W r ite C re d it M a n a g e r 410 S. Capitol Blvd. Boise. Idaho 83701. - MOVING /dasher artd dryer, real FOJ? SALE' Set Si mC)i.Tland f t f s O u r r A n n f v e r s c n V cjood ■\100 Ted Monagh'an drum s.l3 months old. ta li 733-5SU »^lMBALt.“UpnghT piano for sale H.igerhia|> M a k e O tte r Good cond'lion Call 423 4040 »125 00 REfHiGERAlOR- Fngidaire _ A t A W I^ J N O i ) « e loo.!., tuOulrtr wtih 90day-wrWfanfy and terms fo Irame. 6 column, complete, Suit y o u r D u d g ijt tor. o n ly V59 50 at includes auger stakes 733 2018 M a. Y E le c t r i c - 441 M a m A v e . PIANO! E ast ► 'W 2 ,'2. ion Dodge pickuip Good Consol© Spinet tiko new will P A P Recreational **^Snape, homemade camp^- 1300 • ^oeftitee to r©^pon^»blo party 733 5382 rmS‘"T3RYER ivilh mSTchWq" T • n thu area Cosh or lerrtn Aash»T now oni v*S?38 88 for I h is set AWo CH^OAf4 wtth A vtom oftr- Ol Whirlpool wOn 90 D /A fVC Tv O Vehicle “t'speed Manning Bowman wa^er warranty and lerms to suit your Rhythm Phone coHoft ^ c o p ie r, lik e n e w . J31 734 4793 or t>udgei at M i Y E le c ir.c 441 M a m n 3 067S 503 363 5707 or wnte Ad ^ Avenue East |us>or 366 Commecciol N E Buy now and save during Baker’s Anniversary Sale — , POLICE tire cofTimunicaiorl Salem Oregon 97308 K E N M O R E '"scanner receiver, Wus antenna dishiiyasher, 2 years 1139 P ho n e n 3 0 3 9 (o r 324 4637 old Excellent f^dition Make O ffe r 5^ 3 5722 fe^uting Kit Companion travel trailers, Kit Kompers, 1 1 Horiepowor Mosfor goor« 45 Radio. TV A Stereo motor Voii woter sk.i low rope, Used stuve .and Retr •g e ra fo r S50 E a c h j 23 5025 ,and the,Mark Regal 5th Wheeler. i bel* 900 woti ^ollerriotor 'i SrtWEG '.»oe recorder TV ond *, Hofsopovvor doctnc j shwdsher I year. old. small I ,irgi- v^ii-c’-on ol appliances, •motors folding comp toble Of g.in. Call 7J4 2067 ■■■'■ - I ■ . ’ inusf W'th 111 day i^ne/ back choirs coii gasoline itove (juarr*i-iT.'o WondoiiT^ New and All m encelleni cor'dition Phone us«“Ui. ivo Last Avenue A m a r k r e g a l w h e e l e r 731 4907 - - 21 4NCM iJervan color IV . cor^ole. KIT TRAVtl TRAIlEfi sth r Jc ond‘f loned and guaranteed, SIOT .It C .im *s 733 7 m SCIGHILY USED- while G. E. drop m four burner 37' range A 000 ? 1 anuie ifon leoce posts, SlOO Also copper G E four Durniw. 00 Hu/Ko. Hijhl 54 3 4070 s a l e OH Irade Seno -AM,fM ta b le to p S?5, m la>r coa.di<'On s te re o c o m p o o i n t set c a ll 733 7958 fall after u a rr^ 7^1 &9?9 USED hosp f >8 INCH Lawn BOy rec ono '»'Oned ZENITH color Tv, console. 21 WASHER & DRYER, pair^ arid g u a ra n te e d V49 95 at C a m s .nch reconditioned and r% ^nd^'Oned. and guaranteed, 73] M i l g u a r a n te e d . S199 at C am s 733 7 1 1 1 S 2 4 ^ p B ir, a t C a m s 733 71 1 1 M l ‘>ns h*‘.T. o I iti cjuo'f'y I ••pt ,11, o.: 15 Horsi-po^.T Fyitun s te a m f^RiGiDAiRE range. )0 inch, ' Furniture 4 Carpat Vtf 'M .r. o -'tj iu ' if>g ., ...... M.ntK.M„l ...... cj r>0 'ler (0'’'[Wrtt‘ w ■' h r«-»urn 44 recondi’ioned and guafanieed, S48 I ...... ’ I' ' ^ v ^ te m I ?5 ixDunrts ^ o r k 'n q at Cam s 73 3 71 n. , 1 ‘?45 B AKJ p S Hos Sf-.M., M '.iJ ..ls 10 I h,„,s.. If f ... p f c v s o r o o o w e r . 4j6 953S. R u p e r t bo g li i i i rl|i y.ou lin d ur ‘ to f 11 y P»*< » .*Ol •! ’'Ml 1 n (•••. N 21 INCH color TV console, NEW CORRUGATED t.Derglass. irecondtf^oned and guaranteed fi SPEED QUEEN automatic the best icnkiA^ easy TQ build .S199 at Cam 'a 733 71H washers, stainless steel tubs. material lor paf'OS. tratter g u a r.r» te e d 733 7600 o r 733 3140. skiri.ng. and fencmg, etc ••v » ^ ifig s 9 *. 13 L I N O L E U M R U G S , WEVTEflNi NURSERY A S S O R T E D . P A T T E R N S . S7 95, BANNER FURNITURE. Twm r p p s a l e ., o ic d ra n g e a nd AUXILIARY gas tanks lor a ll ^ c t r ig .T a to r G o o d c o n d I Tion pickups, motor homos, and small F a lls . 733-1431 V HUGE REDUCTIONS ! I P ho n e 733 4585 trucks Complete and installed Phone Denms Soniu^, - FActor> Representative for S T Furniture & Carpet 4 4 F urniture l» Carpet Kil C om pan ion - - K ir C ortiponion, D e v e lo p m e n t 734 3?0S - 17 self contoined j 2 3 s e l f - USED A 'iBM Eltclrk Reg S3991 24 Rr J 3^026 2 5 Typewrrtef Uses carbon Ribtxxi ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE Eirceiient condition VI VI50 5 Call Mind's SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! - . ^ 2 ; *2677 3698 b e fo re S 00 324 S 522<3ftei S OO 334 Kit Com panion. 4700 ; K t l K o m p e r X 20' I self contoined 8 S l o n d o r W a n te d t e B v y Reg. S3705.45 Reg 51341,50 ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE WANTED to buv n.ghtcrawier? *3398 M199 734 4944 K i l K o m p e r WANTED one used 12 white 8' 1 pearl tom tom, can 53 7 6581 R e g S 1 7 4 4 “ W OULD like to txjy a house tha» rs ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE ^1695 to b e rriorp o v e d 733 7»9)e f’ » tiup <,ab lor 1961 F ora p'< kuD *UOJ a fte r s p m WANT E D to buy a goa* .c a ll 543 These And Many More WE w ould like to buy a 35 Sorry, no trade-ins at these ridiculously low prices! I iorse power motor tor a boat H3 3 9 i) • SILVER COINS, pay 70 cenT o ve < ♦ace,______i ^ r^ N o fih -J— Compliat** ^ jving" Room Set ^Aam 733-^593. o p w f f rTday and ----OTrtfaveno—------2 Step tobi«4 cKoice^ ‘ Chgif with revenable maHa^ony pecon wolnut SILVER COINS c u ih t o n .*> 2 lo m p s 170 per cent face ‘ 1- p a n — A cbaahnrabth ITBeauTTTut velvBT cdVwrr- WILL BAJY 'T' Airrficn vour fumifure ~ appliances — ends. Snake RWir'At>endn. 733- 7 T U CASHFOft SCfiAPM 6 t A L - ; C o p p e r i B r a s s , A t u m l n v m , Bonner Fjurnitur^^. / Radlator.ftalterfeSaEtc.. ______-H. KQPJ’EL.CO..^_____ Twin FqUs - ^ 733-1421 * - W t n t f A v t w o e S e j i | i -nme» N«wi.Twlp Fall», Idaho Sun«to)>/August 12. 1*73, T r u t t a * Impart—s ^ m Cat * Farm lniptoffliM f* XTEPEHaOTCE CAK CAM Bf-YOORS ^V70~VOrK5WACEtf Bt TOOAri Ctwclt~the -«neln*:.antf-bM lu' ' ' condjtion, 4<01. 1*7? . m KAW ASAinr^vasnBr i m - ■ ( W l J t l c n , J « l ! 4 M . W * E^iul. P U flbarolMS boat, 7S AAercu Q nndfflrM ------I ■«, «lr.conditioning;------. 110' 733.^069. . — . ^ 7M 3’T4 fvanlngir ■aftef"'d:0j9 p,;ns.'" ~"~- ^ i r i d e r , $ 10 0 doWTu « « a monrth, 5:00. FOX »elt propelled chopper with J Prlva<* party, CZ 250 motorcvctt. 734 4 5 0 V a ^ e c 4 p.cn 733 5400: AND 1 - ^ tan k I ' ' -14- ro«rt.' « J ’5WiW6IV;-4M in' tell coniainco ^jntynatigoai plfkrUQ ’and a W71 T O y O T * Co r o llo . » 1971 , 19^ 0«lta Olds, make offer. MOVING; Stude^akef ivaion wHK y f f t a s^ scndiilon* STXfeCRAFT BOATS can>p«r Ford heavy duty 1954. > P M d , reclin in g u a l i . M m l l e i ^ oak cattle rack, runs perfect. Mllon. Rutn^flgad. ojygto pltku p ■W J SOtum TM -j»,-yery-»oo«t- *irar^S™onagRan7^W ' i DWSW PUULiype Fox Forage h arvw ^ M u u ilH o n . 7 W 4 H 4 - >WOM N iaAM WITH M ip f VWIllTftW"'WiQinc e*»V»tlW>inev V”one W row • ».w.eof .. • o w f t O A H 0 ~ t — - '8 Foot cabover'^'camiyr, stove, i^O tET twTprig wirlde M OVrW G; V4l'6n Ford picKup wttti. ^djh dy head, runs good. 334 ??73 1»49 TOVOTA.’^TnfpffM ," "alf ' w a ltf tank. Ice box. 543-5740. HONDA l»63 model'55. Good gOK, V J , $1395 . 734 5197-.______oak ra c k . $300, T ed AAonaghan, c o n d itio o e o . M3 4S87 or S90a. • • o l Inflation A t.., con d ition . C all 733-37«5.^ • Hfartjermatf'*^- •— Exceiienft ) . One 18 foot spud pifer, ooe 12 loot 1969 Iton Ford V 8,orlgiM l owner, c o n v e y o r . «v lth m o t o r , tiwo )»70 ftOAD RUNNER, like new, OEAN MOTOR CO. NEW l973P^ton 125 cc less than 3 less than 20,000 m ile s . 543 5828. " tires. Oiampion »pud dlggers^. or>e with tO O K tN G P'OR a n e w ektrai Include W-volt light*, water JifrkuVOLKSWAGEN, 1 2 ^09 2^ Av«. S. . 733*2023 pump, carpet, lacki and hours. See at 345 Bucti^a^ • MOVING Wion Ford pickup WIW' startof goodiQOd DuneDui ^uggy. Call 543 Curls rubber backend, one 4 row OR US D B O A T? , m iKellanefeui equipment. Mu»t be FOR SAte*: V967 Mack cab-ovnCv ,y r ti^ m o to ri $600 T e d _M ooagh an . ^6673 pr 543 5265 ‘ devlner. 734^S39»^ ~ has .a 5 and 3-335 Cum n^m si has Hagerman. ^ . W£ V£ GC TTHEBESIU.T leen to appreciate. Call 73J 3140. ______^CBIOO T op cnndttlon, -,£iad 20U>ulk.bed on U^has aif lo<;^ 15 LOCKWOOD Mark^ IV. w^*de low m lfeagei l77yHe!met TncfOdedr- pup trailer.dood rubber. M int erw conveyor, 90 acres after mdiof PLOS ...... LAT6 miernal40ftat«,-»— J965 VOLKSWA'GE-N Bus, $695. C a m p e r , 837 6198. • interior. W ilTma'Kegood fruck-'iirid flwerhaul. 82S S»I3. &o^i,.^rggn,. We hov used.fors pkkupir I»7 3 «'/i' Sportking trar^smission. V 8 Bellhousing, ran 7Tr5Bi7 "afT»r—tTHJ- p hr lo t* o t OF ty^ctor . -Mg-4392;^------Excettent condition. 1969 C _ H E V R 0 l £ T * - 4 yrtiM l d riv e , end motorcyclas rok«n' In on nvarauiie iiekr,'furtwee new'clutch and pressgt^pttf®. alt extrai.-ca)l 73^93*9. 1973 7S0 CC K A W A S A IO . S W m lle s , or part.. Complete factory tag axle, toirr~ptctaip, n V^8, " 4 s p M nubs« MAS&EY Harris, self propelled 90 for any irod«i, W » )«lll trad* jih o n e 733 2516. -T 2 INTERNATIONAL lOwt^eelers, tires, wheels, and 6 cylinder, with 5 c oood corvlltlon. new ^fim v^.OOO com b in e $500.00 Runs apod and. Is thing for n*arly anythlngl I 66 67. with choice of 20* beet and m ile s . $2,195 837.483^ H a germ an 1969 I Ton Chevy,Orucki^L^w speed. Drive the whole thing home 1969 V O L K S W A G E N S ta tio n ready to oo. A. C. Pettygrove, grain bed with hoist or 20' potato Hansen. 4 fl«5 «o r 423 40^ Mileage with uVi' Rwiclw EFDae ■ for a bargain. Its Chevrolet See at Wagon, automatic transmission. 2 COM£ /W TbDA.V b ed. 829 5007. Q------ia «I»------AAounUCamper. .-g m p e r. S leep* #, For Sale 1973 Yamaha 360 Ateto^ B 0 nd R Conoco. Castleford, pr snow .tires. New • Paint. 1952 JEEP M3B1A. stock metal A t 733 9182. EKCeiiftHl - p b o n e ,SaU fx w la ln a n . Steran i96£.rNTERNATldNAC 2 ton- 4026. Excellent shape 733 57^ or 733 gra in c o m lx n e . 14' L e a d e r Near c 6M t u r V M16. Rupert truck. 5 and 2 speed, excellent New. TO U A International 1958 iP o rd “'j ton pickup. V 8. 4 p 7 1 ■ sh ap e, 37.000 m ile s , 423 5700 speed. Very good condition 1967 S U N B E A M A L P IT 4 E . trawler with W 'l ' offset disc Au t o m o t i v e m a c h in e 1971 660 Vf^um ph B omnevllle, o i------650. throughout 326 41 16. excellent condition. restore.d V 8. INTERNATIONAL traveJall, E*fra good, 4T» 4S71 261 Addltqn Av*. W. t,000 m ile s m int con d ition . $975. THIS W EEK'S SPECIAL 1954 R 164. 2 ton International $1,000. 733 5520. Call a fte r 6 p.m power sieeriog, trailec hitch, 5 r j3 8 7 0 6 or 733 3913. Twill fo"* 7M.407® truck, with 15' curl spud and bean speed transmission, excellent 7 F o rd b ean c u tters, on e r a a r, and FOR SALE 1962 Fgrd Falcon ' 8'CAMPER b ed . c a ll 825 5635 condition, 324 4075,^ evenings one fron t en d 733 89W Wlih ttove i Ice b o< YA M A H A ) 1972, 350cc. street bike, pickup 678 8005 1961 VOLKSWAGEN bug. 1964 70 Sporting Ooo4s like n«w, 62 miles, will sacrifice engine just valved. tape deck and 1953 W I L t y S J E E P , ta ir Cehl...... mu-au.... laroe _ 120 bushel. duf to bod health, best offer over 1971 FORD PICKUP. Automatic 1965 C^evy pick up w ith Shell, $595j o th er ex tra s . 324-4035. condition, K«S Call 7M7334 extra good condltlo.nd ltlp 83 7 4842 P.O. fcCKLBY 30 oarllle with 3x9 » 8 8 8 ^ $700.00. S p a c e 5. P io n e e r T r a ile r transmission Power steering, 1970' 2110 A International truck, mornings or_«venlngs ' atniw, Riiger 2MM rifle .with 4 p jr k ,^ _ ...... radio 5 new tires, new shocks. c a ll 733 0717 V MOVING 1967 Volkeswagen power toooe, 731-191S M ADRON €AAAPER & ie,^00t^ctval—mttesi ^lean ar>d squar’e rv*w^T^r nniTflrr “t97l— Btazer— Ctieyenne. ■ arr, • John Deere 730 tractor, 3 bottom SUZUKI 120 cc^ 1970 ScrambleV. g o o d , 324 4279. 1973 P IC K U P *4 t ^ . p o w e r, ra d io , $900 Ted Monaghan, Hagerman, autornatic. power* steering. TRAIIER SALES “ esTraoank. automatic, h 00 a rri. to tracTKin'rWial tires, low mileage. nnnm atrcoirc«rr-t»7rm odei, » rV^ mileage "324 — zz:— 1 IS Blue Lotet ■ to it^ l’ir 324 6 006.------^ horjeoDwer, 4wtiMl, automatic OBECO bodies, beets, grain, ~ 9^ FIAT eUl^E •SUGGfE far Twin Fbir."^ 734.?8A1 cattle, combination. Wagner brake and mplor shut off. Can be REPAIR onall motor cycles, good s a fe, N eed s rep airs. Call 5>7 6642, MUST SELL 1970 CMC 4 wheel FO R S A L & 1971 m odel 660 Case Trailer 5aies, Jim Rowe, 733J671. combine with complete bean seen at LaAM Hotel, Burley. stock of Yamaha Motor Cycle 14 Im port— S porU C « r» ask for Dude. drive pickup ton Camper shell. j aMachqrienis, Confact Neal Like new 670 p a rts . E rick son M o to r 733 4000. "Vtew su m m er and w in ter tires. 2 7S Motor Horn** 1973 CHEVROLET pickup. 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Squareback^ £'hrlstia^sen. Ashton. Idaho ■1972 TO YO TA Celica. real bargain, extra gas tanks, stabiliser bar. V 8 Cheyenne, silver and white. 350 V 8 A M F M . M ichelins. $1,900 733 6292 eno\nc, automatic transmission, Phone 652 7204 or 652 9991 BRUNSWICK, Delta and Delmo GEM INI Mini trail 80, big wheels, must sacrifice 536 2024. ______I------.^i«romatic transmission, power poor taorts. new end IV77 Traveleie- —Ford 650 Troctof 1 LlflA5-L*Ke*oodXamp Trailer. 7 x \ -InlvrTiotionol 8414 Gdi IS S600 733 2692 T ro clo r I - Farmoll 4SD Gos TRAILER HITCHES Tfoctof,,^^^ installed. e TWIN. MOVING Like new Camp trailer, TRAILER HITCHES and brakes steeps 4. fully equipped. S500 Ted Installed, equalizer and other Fast FALLS AMiJ^arifln. Hagerman service, /q* Main Avenue-Weit, BUT ALSO NO 1 IN SERVICE 11 TRACTOR 13" AT mags with OJ 60 sizil^s S JMPLEMENT CO. mounted, will fit Chevrolet. Luv. ‘TOtW Kimberly Rd 733 B687 TKAVEL Pol'd Cdoftef, M97 1972 ton 4 wheel drive, V 8, 4 454 V-8 engine, 4 speed transmission, power steering, 'peed. Ford pick up. call after a qo Compart? F^rice—^Compare features p m 324 8217 camper mirrors, dual rear wheel conversion, 80 amp ^bat- 1972 Chev Vi.fon. V 8 automatic, power steering and brakes, extra And Then You Will Decide On THE ... gas t»iks. iiide back window, tery. radio, chrome front bumper, 750 x 16 8 pfy fires, cus- e x c e lle n t conditksn. $2,800 324 m r MTwr 3 30 p m tom deluxe 2 tone pamt, with ^icje mouldings, full foam seat, TITAN MOTOR HOME Fof Safe 20 truck bed grpir* sides, trap*, ond convQS $475 guages, camper sppcial. 3 2 4 5 2 2 ? ______^______O 7 9 f o o t T IT A N > Autom otive oir conditioning o Double sfolntess >el o Itugoed ^ 6 gauge corboo r 5,000 K.W G ^erator kitchen sinks F O R s a l e 1965 Dodge Van. Call steel cortstnxtlon r 1 3.000 BTU Roof oir condn . o 7.5 cubic foot Royol Comes- 733 9452 O 440 CID Dodge tngine t k > n l^ t k R e frl9 erotor (Gos-Hec- 69 LIST • « r f: Power Steerloft • 30.000 VTU Coiemon forced , ' frtc. tm t ITVolt) 't966 POR 0 campef^s^fecial, w»tK V Security camper, self contained, ^ Power 8rokes oir furrsoce ’ ^ Sleeping orrongemertls for 8 ca n 733 7336 O Autom otk TVontmitsion > AM-FM Stereo rodio or^ if Scrfety iposs in oil vcincfows ^ Shog corpet wiftt pod *5485 Clearance Price ^ ATI Level Ride fope deck I Television Antenna 1971 g Aa c Ion pichup Excellent * 97 Ooiten Go* Tor* ’ Re<«r 1* Fool M et end grain bed plus MOTOR CO. r a c lu . Goo J j - 7'____ AM it,. BROiiLU' with air. g<^ MUST sell 1971 DodoeCaod o e '^ rharner.. h a r o e r— 1912 M r ■y LOrWiST.. a c y it n d e r : 3 19[72. • • ■StdtT on w a g on — w m r - ''” ?~'CAMERo33iQ0r~»n«^ f9}6 Ford A sedan, dismd^tied. 396CHEVY 4mpala, 2door,4 speed ■ condltkw 3 ifiu 4 7 . horsepower, iso. '4 ipeed. 14" —vJiiyi roof, good' yjeod.rradio, 2.900 miles, like new brand new engine, ■ exceflent first ,$395 takes it. 326 4«9fl 1 transmission, bucket seafs. needs III 543 5059 ; Easyasy jorjon gas 547 East Mam Box c o n d itio n S2300 788 4451. * m ile s ,north of Hailey ______wor^u^Ho a 2 speed transmission 218. W e n d e n . | f lanQ^ 536,2057. ' , •i>43 5330 4 DOOR M ercury PON^r Van. AM.53S»-pun vbhgy. - ring. aurom ^^^ansrVits^on. iW OW wof^ pf cor> ^-hovfr cSndition tor ^ r k or“ schS>t g o o d s h a ^ «dd»d to our lnwanlo?y. Lots of low 1965 u. Low m*leaa*- nfwr. r t r am s p o r t a t io n . $ 7 5 0 0 733 4551 .CJdimotulCrt\ewjjphols}ery' itf^s. CASH OR late tnodaC 4 x4 pick m lteaae^carl, 67-j h- 7 t i . C o m e I960 St4d e b a k « r. S67 5rS4. many extras E^icnienf condition, up- C«ne Bouarman, Jaroma tires, shocks muffler., tune uP. ~jifffcn[;TO. out and s«e. at Hunters. SM bucket seats Unbeiievable Call ^7^3 2591 '' [ . ftd d iw n Av en i r ------■ iM Q Ai^ A V E B J C k ., m 9 a 91 pven^nn^ after 5 30 P m . J961 CH^VYroQQd condition. S200 196A C h e v y 4 X 4 ^ ton p ic k u p 733 'CMEvROLiE'T , $700 00 Honda cylinder. good , cond"Jifio'nt______733 1 443 after 8 QQ a m J do p tn ur ~aH flflV Total Trnnspartofion Center ______automaticrr^.SfniSilotu- Sctathuteti - L jfriBil S a tu rd a y . 733 6196 ^ Ooo. Trailer A ll 1969 lo ok Sport, I4»'^^r h e a te r : loW mTTeage.- 886-7S39. . 1970 BARRACUDA 383. 4 speed, 1300 00 • Fleet ond individual leases tailored to your needs. ciood..run line, take .fo r JEEP-pi^p, Call afterr4^ 3ffm4-3»63. top condition. $1895. 423 4280. $1,300.00 Transmission., recently built, F O R s a l e 1966 Dodoe «H' ‘ T r a d e O o o , k ,H o n d a ,* )? ^ FQRD.jiobd motor, excellent • Ren! bV the cfay, week or'month. X fintiQlnea..'* iB ------' evenings, after 6 30 p m 734 S74B 1971 Chew Nova. - 4»reS w J:a»V 3S 9193. a ft e r 7:30 o m 1971 M U S T A N G M A C H I*. P o w e r Sportsman van,.-e«ot«e re<.t‘n'tly • Most major crejli! cbrdj t\oooc« . _ ___ rr.-Bwarrrrrasorr P Q R S A L E : 1922 M odel ,T F o rd V 8. economical to run, 837 4403. Touring. Completely restored S2.400. P ho n e 543 4113. MAZDA: V CLEAN IV6I Pontiac, 9 passenjier station wagon, power steerin 9 . 363 2nd Ave. No. tower brakes, automatic IJ65 Rarnbler* Classic V 8, good ra n s m is s io o . S195 73T 0969. a fte r 5 condition, economical, see at East fp m . except Saturday anytime Side Texaco or call 423 5715. 7 3 3 - 5 6 8 6 ' 1968 P ly m o u th B a ra c u d a . F o rm u la I9 6 0 . 98 O id s S295 G o o d Test-drive the car - S Rare A\>del 7J3 0793 after 5 00. dependable transportation t-tas^e .to drive to appreciate 678 7451— lhat 21 Compdnips AAMS» se4f »97»G fem tin-M /excetfent 67*^137 or 67^«; -- are trying To~oopyr condition, take over payments, i.\ r t t 019*. SHARP Low Mileage Cdrs for less u m U fi 1921 IV64 BUICK Electra. Oery good Conditioning only $1698 Lots m ore condition, call 316 5013. tor at "HUNTERS", 522 Addison appointment L I K E n e w 1972. 3 s p w d C h e v y OAS SAVER! 1959 Ford, 6 ,1 Nova Top Gas Mileage T^ke over '*cy( io'diTri__ 3._iO££d,.soe^d. ,>tandard standard payments S90^l 543 5266 Excellent condiitio n S150 7 i4 f i0 4 . 1972 P o n tia c F ir e b ir d , 8,000 m ile s . I^k^new.m ust sell. make of ter 734 1965 M E R C U R Y M o n te r e y , s h a rp . $606 00 C a tl -753 673»- ...... The aJI new, tuir size ‘ 1973 Oldsmobile Delta 88 MOVING 1967 Lincoln •Continental, full power, air conditioned, ' leather upholstery, real good, $950 Ted Monaghan, Town Sedan or 2 door hardtop. p H a g e rm a n 1970 M U S T A ^ J i■ , 302. V 8. j ip e e S T Qood oas mileaoe .394 .1969 O O O C E 383. a tr , a u to m a tic transmission, lull power. 47.000 milesQ1 . « $1800 Call 733 6784 or 733 1973 OLDS DELTA 88 TO W N SEDAbI FQR-' .. . J94J Cornel- Sfafionwagon. good shape, canlDe seen 204 E lm $400 FOR SAT£ “lV65.Sporl Fufy, 4?6 Wo ore ploosed to announce If i ouf pleqbuTo lo onnounco Plymouth convertible, good that Boft Redd is now.os&o- CoXBeuiler a now os&oooiod ad w ilU Ih o pfofe^^>i(JnQl m o c h o n it VVp ing now 1973 Ford cars ond ore juro you II find lliQl Bdrf irucks ond A 1 used cars ond 1965 C h t'v y fo r Sale“ c a n 733 ^440 hoi iho some -pfolesiionol trucks Col invites oil his a H e r 5 p m know how ihoi you h a v e b fi IritMidb or>d cuslom ers Ip slop come &o'Jo/nil«or with over in lor O d|&^o f'cl® ’ .® cot-^ IV66 Chevy MajiDu body Two 4 ihe yeofs of doing busmer>% spvt-*d tr a n ir r iiis t o n s Two iJf Cl truck ol your choire m o lo rs 7J3 S03J a lle r S 00, here Bert mvilei oil His fftendi ond old coslornorj*^o 1967 C o u g d f , X R 7, 289, V 8. s to p in .lulomatiC.. vinyl ipp. new tires ar^d .Bill W orkman ^ ■ upnbfSt^r7?TC)“.T u n s g r e a t 5T50 CaTT S36? IHbiSbRWrDRT r/i« e I -'1964 CORVETTE cp p v^rtib lfiiia t^- ' *lDp. with 196fl^ 327 heoders I *4 speed new int«»rir.f 473 5970 '1 ,1 9 6 3 _c 'h E.VY V a n . $ 1 0 0 J963 M C h rysle r 3 0 0 , 2 door hard fop. $100 •; 544 Fourth Street West, Twm SUMMER F a H s J - 1965 C H E V R O L E T SS. rfa m ‘op. 4 speed^ b u t k e i seats. 5 m a g w heels, SIZZLERS"^ radial tires, A T V shocks, cleanest sOum o( Modern TV Bring the Entire Family! We know this has to be the-hest jDuy on 1972 CADILLAC the market today for a ^ jll size duto- COUPE pEVJLtE mobiie. And belleL yet tms. car is iuU Looded Blue ond while (misht equipped and not the usual stripped 1973 FORD LTD $ down model. Look at these features; V 6 engine oulomolic tronsnnss'on AM radio, factory air conditioning, au- , oir condrtioning vinyl lop • 3995 tomatic transmission, power steering, 1970 BUICK WILDCATt power disc brokes, tinted glass com V 0 engine aufonnoiic lrans»r>iss»on powo'r sleering oir conditioning plete, fiberglass belted white wall fires, vihyl lop leoiher inionor *2495 deluxe wheel covers, V-8 engine, power jg^r-HEVRO LET * How ftiru vehfilation, cigar'tighter, in CAPftlCL V fi,eng»rie oulom olic fronsmis J sion power sVeermg otr conditioning side-operated hood lock, hydraulic vinyl lop g n j I ownor f 795 front bumper system, "duol front seat SPECIAL head restraints, segt.^ belts fron't-''find II \ O u r p ie o s u fo to onnounco rear, 2-tone, and body side mouldings, Jerry Poulsen is n o w o s s o 1967 CADILLAC Coupe DeVille w»fh ftjrd- -ond^much more. .. , ____ • 'settThOjTTBW ro<-?f-Cfdr;?" U-fi ------lionwHtssion powof stee See this today and you II agree it s just o n d Ic u c k i cu>d A 1 u s e d co rs tTig Qir c o n d ih o n in q :$ gnd^tbcks. Jerry mwjieSi, oil power brokp^ ymyT top why-yoo re'looking for an automobile. hts lr*end» ond (vftStpfnefs to »top in lo# o demo <“id© in th e < d r o r t r u c k o f y o u r c tio ic o YOUREE MOTOR CO. YOURS IN 15 Bill Workman Jack 733-6811 Dale SorenKon BEAUTIFUL COLORS Ford 664 MAIN A V i SO. "Used C 9j:,R o v v " 1 243 BJue lbk«». Bi-d North TWIN FALLS T w in F o ils 7 J 3 51 10 1973 OLDS DELTA 88 HARDTOP cduPE DAVE MUNROE'S q IN BUHL, / IS M O V IN G ! TRUCKS 197 1 IMPALA $2045 1972 GMC...... $2995 4 doof ho«dtop V 8 o*f fondi IS MOVING! ! tionmg outomotic Ironsmis ’ » Ion Sierra, V 8 oir condition sion rod»o vfn^^l top mg tilt wheel power steering o n d b ra k e s I960 OLDS $59-. F97I VEGA* , $1595 Mechonici Spectol "■T97S) CHEVROLET , $2695 Wogon 4 s p e ^ tronjm«ss»00 ' t ton pickup V 0 outomotic transmt»»»oA, pow «r steering. 1957 pODGE . $99 t9T^ MALIBU * $2295 Wagon m<^chaHic4 «p«ciat 1969 FORD^, , , , .$134^5 2 ^ ® engine vtnyl top J-j-torr p»«kup V 8 engine and autom <^tic lron>n>ission.. dutomotic tronsm iktion m rrHEVROcET: $2; :s o~ 1972 F O R D ______. $2995 A% ts 1970JWIAVERICK . . $1245 Von. V-8 ou*omatJc trontmn- .2 door..3.ftp*ad irAnw&»&»«on, ------' > ■ • I TOT On^LtDtJ— 1^64 -'2 door. V 8. G«r .conditioning ,Wagoneer^4 » 4 1962 FORD , $49 outomotjc tron*mi»»ion vinyl 1966 EL CAMINO t o p . . $745 M^^honic % tpecioi 383 V 8 ehgin* 1973 CHEVROLET CHEYENNE SUPER TON PICKUP- lOADID RETAIl $4?4?.95 fA S H P R ItE ^ . , . r...... * 4 1 9 5 712 MAiN AVE. SO. TWIN FALLS ' r 543-49&t ‘V; \'W WE FIMD OURSELVES OVERSTOCKED WITH TRADE-IJ^! ! These cars will be sof 1971 CHRYSLER NEW VORKER , 1 9 6 9 L IN C O N COI^TINENTAL SEDAN 4 door hofdlop with only 31 000 milos Loothor lolenor, full Loodod ' k - . M 8 50 powe|^ incfuding oir ronditiom ng 5p*»t »eof4. o 4 " P ic k u p *995 1400 Hordlop Cpupe Foil powor. air toodilionm ^ vinyl top on3“ •xceMenirubbo AVERAGC- P ic k u p 1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT T h ii 4 ’ d o o f i o d o n hfo's W H O l f S A t f M300 ^ engifio with 2 barrel < ti on^(nis&>or' power ste^rjng ^ tiis I HVIN4 H 4(PN fS: bfok^s cloth and vinyl ber»ch vec. 0(f conditioning tinted A/ Ta^ito ;!otr rom ore ronTrof^^TnJrrorr ^peetf— vrMxkr»y .wipers, and JOHN CHRfS MO body end side mouldings V 601Am M AINA IN AVEI^UE EA5TEAST T' ' REG.$5374 . . - ______,733.1823 ^SAVt^ *1000 DoVk m elo(liC ’gro«r.v>«it*T*WtT)re vrnyl 1 97S‘DOT>GTPOL'AfiA ro'ol *nd equipped With 400’ V-0 en gin^ torqOeflite oqtponalic trans mission ttnfed windshield oir con Reminding You To Save ditionmg door mouldings and upper door frame moolSmgs music mostor rudto deluxe wheel c^yer^ • ' REG. $4813 0*^ a New^^of ffom U s YEAR END During - CljEARANCE 5 3 9 5 0 1973 Clearance 1973 DODGE 4-WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP 360 V H eng.np 7Q omp boHefy hcayy duty icar .iarirav fuii seot O'l presi'ur'a, yooqe, dpot '^'ir Whofever your car needs, we for'^foni wheel locking hubi heavy Simply speakmg we re se///ngQ .our slmpjy wbnf fo ioit you_ o Cdr to July .-thin<.ti .nb>o Try us We'll compete AnfJ we don t take second class to anybody on used cor values either DEPENDABU USED CARS! I 197itXfNCbLN MARK III 2 Door Hardtop fully loaded todio' o f’ i^ o^^ly 25 0 0 0 SKorp metoHic blue with whiie^in^l top onj lo« - • • MVE 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR 5 4 9 9 ^ R odiO 4 s p e e d Ir o n s m is M o n o n d |f*t block" fin.s^^ 1969 FORD 4 DOOR SEDAN V 0 engine aotomal'C tronimtsMon powor steenng or>d qdd fitsW ^897 irZ^OlDSMOBtLC DiBlTA 88 2 DOOR HARDTOP V 8 engine automatic tron%rnmion power ^teeong pO».Ser brnWe^ 'OK condttioomg Sharp rod oncf white e » terlor liUerJew' 5 3 4 9 5 1^71 eUlCK LeSABRE.4 DOOR V d engine outomotic ^/ansrfitsiion power »teerj.ng "TJf^Ves gold ond white fmtsh S^urp' ! '2 7 9 5 V97 2 DOOG& POLARA 4. DOOR SEDAN 360 V 8 engine. oi^oma!icjrpr**'ni»sion p©wer %teenng p o w e r b r o k e s oir t o n d i t i o n m g or>d v io y l top 5 3 3 9 5 1970 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR 4 DOOR SEDAN V 8 engine ootomatic tronsmissioo power ^t^er.^g & brofce» 5980 1972 PLYMOUTH-FgRY III 2 pOOR HARDTOP 3 5 0 ^ 8 engine outofnotic tronsmivsicj^n power steer.ng power b 'p k p ^ Oir conditicjning. ond vinyhtop 13 * “ 000 mile^ liWe New* 5 3 2 8 8 -*S&?JORD1fANehrERO-PtCKOP^ '► v 8 engine automatic trotrsmnsion power oir condttiQomg ond o gold finish* - wT f | 1______I j 7 9 9 ] | “T 9 7 rOLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 CUSTOM 4 DOOR -^ 8 engine, outomottc-tfonsmtss»o/i. power steering pow er ______brokes and oir coniJitn»nm^ 52478^f BOB REESE^MOTOR CO.' /er You Con B ^ e nB^On "^ y 2iidAVE. SO. TWIN FALLS -4l$«ed»v,-Av9usM»r4973—Ttmes-NeWs.'Twliv-Pall»rl^ho ■ ' — ' r . fir Sal^ ' M A«to« Far S fit Aules.For Sal*' Autos For Sal* Aulos Fo r Sal* ^*fUH For Sal4 AmIo* For Sal* m AiMotFo^Sal* )?63 C O M E T S2J. V S. a gtO m «lic, "FO R^Sa u e or-ifsae. i »TO , ss 1943 Q ievy, B « l A lr 7 w llh T j* 3 . V », wtntmawari r ii*ai T - 3 6 0 F - 1 0 0 Its A 30 ------1 9 7 3 M ERCURY MONT£R£Y- #-C-372-THUNDERBIRD S This beautiful 4 door pillared hardtop is finithed m o bright yellow '/2 TON PICK,UP • with beige vinyl top. pnd matching nylon interior of course jt t Pleasure Doing ^ ThatUltimat* ^ PICKUPS 5000 GVW. 302 V-S-angine. 4 speed Irons A , 0 M Luxury . ^ IN STOCK, TnisTtntmguogBr^" foam vemTtiiTch. f power front d^«c tfr^kes ' whisp«r oir conditioning ste«l be4ted busir^s at . . . whitewoil ro3ioi-iir«s rodtb. bodystde moutdlngs Ytnted gloss •W as $7988.84. — NOW ONLY , • - PICK ONE Was $3704.25 — NOW . . . # complete fender skirts deluxe wheel covers pnd much much #- more. . ... ' .. ^ _____ . . . . ____ LIST $5099.24 85 '• DEMO PRICE...... 5 3 9 8 4 ACE i .*6543; I JUIES HARRl&ON S PERSONAl OEMO . . 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Picture ^ Gus Kelker Missing The Boat Again StoryiiPicturM Pages 8-9 —i Getting Old In America Story-Picture Pa^e 12 .. ------( ...... ^ k ' . ^ * - 4 . . . I I I- 1 .. ■ What ilo you think ' Comment of bralessness? L . ■' . I!-.. -i,- Sonny Sllcock, Twin Falls: "I think it would be more reiaxinn, more comfortable not to wear ont*, especially in the summer when it nets a little Sue Nelson. Twin Falls: hot. If a woman wants to wear I don't like it. l^isit sum inc'r one, that’s her wish I don’t ' I iiliide nH'self ;i halter top D«bbir Wageinan, Tw in Falls: "I don’t t^ok;.^'s right. A lot ■'of these fifbuses that come out on these girls — it sTiows 'eVefyunngrnsn cousin who does it a^d. it^ n<\t right. It's an right for them m aybe, but it’s not all right for me. T(^ me they jiut d ^ ’t seem to carp what s h < ^ on It’s a matter of morality spmethingv” Susan Peacock, Twjn Falls: Jerry Aldridge. Rentnc^ " I think it’s okay according ■m s lo LS- r- 7 Times News. Twin Falls. Idaho Sunday, Awaust 12. W 3 ■ H . - 1 9:30 Sunday, August 12,197S. ' ^ lQ;Op 7b, 8 — Wide World of Sports 4sl - Wait TiU Your Father 2sl — World of Animals 2:30 Gets Home 2sl — Night Gallery The PGA Golf phampionshipTs 9:50 airiitg today from Cantefbury 2b — Film 2sl — Human Development 5sl — Hpe Haw 4b - 4TeU Golf Club in aevelarid. Don't 4sl — Oral Roberts 2b, 3, 5sl — CBS Tennis Uassic 6:30 10:00 miss this^'Uve final Big Four 5sl — The Will to Die 4sl, 7b, 8, 11 - PGA 2sl -Audubon Wildlife Theatre 2sl, 3, 5sl — News event. See it today at 2:30 on 7h — Jackson Five C3iampionahip . 3 — National Geographic 4b, 7sl - Firing Une channels 4sl. 7b, 8 and 11. 8 — Barkleys 3:00 4sl — Parent Game 7b — A B t News Morning 11 Faith for Today . . . 2b, a, 5sl — Sports Challenge 7b — Coluinbo ------1U:17--- ~ 6:30 ’ 10:30 3:30 11 -^j^rady Bunch 2b, 4sl, 7b. 8, 11 — News 7b' — Agriculture U.S.A. 2sl, 7b, 8 — Meet the Press 2sl — Let’s Travel 7:00 -TtOO- 2fa, 3, Ssl, i r —~FacF the~Nation -2sl,-3r-5sl------e s s Sports ------2i.l - Wor ld 2sl - Take 2 3 - This is the Ufe . 4sl — Blackwell's People | Illustrated 2b, 11 — -Movie: "The Bi| 2b — CBS News ^1 — Lamp Unto My Feet 11:00 4:00 Mouth" — Comedy J 4sl — ABC News 7b — Tabernacle Choir ‘2sl — \|l^ical Hot^e -2b, 3, 5sl — a CBS News 4sl ^ F B I 7b — Movie: “ A Cold i^ight's ' 8 — Jetsons 2b — Cartoons j Retrospective 4b, 7sl — Zoom Death" — Science Fiction 11 — Archie's Fiui Hjouse 3, 5sl - iiisight 4 :3 5sl —Sonny and Cher Comedy 10:40 7:30 ' 4sl' — This is the Life 2sl — Circus! Hour 5sl — ^•'ace to Face za — Sci^Ce Dl“ Agriculture 7b—preat Snowmobile Caper - 7b NBCHewa... . , , ...... 7:30_ . . ^ 10.45 - - 2b — Old-Time Goslep Hour 8 — Viewpoint 4sl —Cinderella 3 — Barnaby Jones 2b — Buck Owens 3 — Tabernacle Choir 11 — Consultation 8 - N F L Action 73 8:00 3 — Mo^e: “Harum Scarum" 4sl, 7b — Faith for Today ■ -11:15 ; II — Sprigtail 4b, 7gl —.French'Chef — Comedy ^ 5sl — LcAk'Up and Uve 2b — Movie: “The Little 5:00 2sl — Columbo 4sl — Movie: "Adorable Julia" 8 — Underdog Colonel" — praroa 2sl — Star Trek 4sl, 8 - Movie; "The Big — Drama li — Pebbles and Bamm ll:pr ~ 2b — Mod Squad Mouth” — Comedy 8 — Night Gallery . Bamm ?sl — Movie: “Tarzan’s Secret 3 — Lassie 4b, 7sl - Evening'at Pops . 11 - p Movie; "Seyen_BrideS for , i . 8:00 Treasure" — Adventure 5sl — Conquista 5sf — All in the Family ' Se«n Brothers" - Musical 3,,5sl, 7b, 11 — Hex Humbard ^3 — l^nap unto my Feet ' Tb, 8, 11 — Wild Kingdom i 8:30 —Z 11:00 4sl, 7b, (ff— Issues and Answers i 5:30 ir 3 AD in the Family’ ,-tel, 8 — Curiosity Shop 2sl — Movie; "High Sierra" — 5sl — Mj' Friend Elicka 7b, 8, 11 — World of)Disney 5sl - M-A-S-H Ccime prama 2sl — This is the Answer Afternoon . 3 — Dicjk Van Dyke "1:00 2b = Day of Discovecjt 4sl - Room 222| 3 — Cannon 12:00 2b — Movie; "Wells Fargo" — 9:00 3 — I>3ok Up and Live E v e n i n g 4b, 7sl — Masterpiece Theatre Western 4sl Movie: “The Notorious 6:00 5sl - Bonanza 2sl — Sacred Ha*>rt 11:40 landlady" — Comedy______2sl — Wild Kingdom 9:15______-__ 2tLj=^Revival Fires___ _ . __ -6iil------Movi«-i— ------3 — Herald of TYuth -5sl -W ijd Wild We^t 2b - F B I — Mannix ' Western i 4sl, 8 — BullwinHle 7b — Winter in the 49th 3 M-A-S-H 11 - F B I T 5sl — Day of Discovery i 8, l l j — To Bo Announced - 7b — Oral Roberts 12:30 11 — Herald of Truth 2b — It is Written ■ 't ■ 9:15--- '----- ^3—— • Chprles Blair's Better IN THE 2sl — From the Cathedral World 9:30 7b — N F L Action '73 1 ' 2ijl, 2b - Herald of Truth2sl, 2b 1:00 ^ — OJd-Time-Gosp«MlouiJ^.-- , .=. WesteriL______4sl, 7b, 8, 11 — M ake a W ish 2b, 3,'- 5sl, l,L jr_P ^ Sports 5sl — Tabernacle Choir |— - Spectacular'^ „ ' GactoS ROOM A ll-W om ^n I fhe FUH SPOTS F a c i a l hotdit 'iiete’S Beginning Aug. 13 Plan n ed V. THE "The Stape 0/ Things," the World Special" ~ "aria' shows first comedy special ever starring such luminaries as produced ^y, with and about F'rank Sinatra, Dinah Shore. woni'eh, will be broadcast Diahann Carroll and Arte JOEY SILVA SHOW Friday, evening Sept. 23', on the Johnson. CBS Television ISetwork. Schlatter, who was an Kmmy Carolyn Baskin', whose recipient for . his work on production credits Include l^ugh-In," which he created ■•I.au^>h-In," for w hich she w ithi'd F'riendly, is also noted received two ErnrHy Awards, for b is p rod u ction of sucIT w ill p rod u ce tht^iuniqtie sa tiric programs-^as "Turn On," revue, which focus on "Soul. ' the first all-bli^ck some of the fiumorous aspects spec i&T, and TCB" i tal^g of the feminine mystique, with care of busin.ess) starring the fair sex calling the shots in IJiana Ross and The Supremes the creative areas as well as in and The Temptations. many of the production andij "There will be a few men performing categories. , involved in T h e Shape ' of The George Schlatter Things. ” says Schlatter, "but T r odtiet+oti,-----w + th ~ B m m y . Urey wm "56 out ouinumDered, --- outvoted---- and ---- probably - executive producer, will take d outsmarted The'..ac(?ent will be comical look at the ’^angm g strictly n women — vintage role of women in our society, as 73." ’ THE JOEY SILVA SHOW FEATURES SMflRRY CRAWFORP, _A seen through feminine eyes, and will reflect varying FANTASTIC SINGER-COMMEDIENNE jN THE MAMA ^ASS; degrees of liberation. STYLE. THIS IS A ^ROUP W e HAVE BEEN tRYING TO BOOK In addition to her a cclsu rie d work on "Laugh-In,” Mite fOR A LONG t im e . -mEY ARE EVERY BIT AS TALENTED AS Raskin has produced sutfh News Tips shows as the "American Film THEY ARE POPULAR. 1 Institute's Salute to John Ford." the recent "Up With 733-0931 People" special, "The Wacky S u n d a y. A u g u s t 12. V973 T im e s N e w s . T w in F a lls . Id a h o 3 IS* Even Etninoi^alify DoesriH Las^ Foreve'rf^ >1 By IRA BERKOW and Ty Cobb. NEW YORK (NEA) How Cobb, iR fact, always had good was Babe Ruth? trouble hitting Ruth. And when Example: When Ruth hit 60 Ruth becanfio a hitter to rivaf — homers fn 1|927. his total or surpass — Cobb, it was easy r£pxesented nearly to see why the frenetically seventh of ajl homers hit in the competitive Cobb would enjoy”^ /Amerlean fceague that getting Ruth’s, eminently «asy- year. Ruth was such a Colossus Roat.'Cobb would jibe Ruth that that a leaKu^leader tod^y he looked like a beenbarrel on would have to hit about 200 two stars, rtuth grew enraged. homers to bestride the field as. ,Rub«- Bresslef, a fine . Ruth did. . - oulfieldei*urthose flays, recalls For decades, Ruth’s record Ruth: "He went on Uhe ball of 714 career regolar-seasan flel - SFBVIHF - I PARTS - SUPPLIES ’ AUTHORIZED SERVICE ] CENTER ) Your ONE.STOP FOR. 1 SiRVICE WORK, NEW » ) « USED TRAVIEL TRAIL- | MARlETre. SHElTiR X. | t COlliMBIA. TAMARACK. 1 ROADRUNNER. TERRY. SILVER I In Huth almost died The I STREAK^ TJA.VEIEZE | i^b lie story eireulated around NBC NEWS correspondent Tom Pettit (risht) the world was that he had a Interviews Harold B. Lee, president df the sttmiach-ache after having ATEWAY’ ! lyiormoa^ Church, f o r segm ent of “ First eaten 12 hot dogs and drunk 12 TRAILER I Tnesday” wlhlch wfll air Septem ber 4 li^ the bottles of soda pop. Others, lntervi«w ed evening. It will examine the church in terms of CENTER, Inc.t though, said it was from a Tw in Foil« A social w elfare program s. Its U ro lo gy am) its Gargantuan drunk. W hile some Id a h o f ^economic holdings as well as controversial whispered he had been Struck 7 3 3 2 4 1 0 I ;raelal policies. l,i I by a social disease. TKwea N « w ». Twl«x-Falls.JdahO_, Sunday. AugiiM-12. ia23______• _____^ M ontiay Television Schedules 11 — Movie: “Red Tomahawk” Moilday,August 13,1973 9:30 4sl — P a ti^ Game 2b — l-et's Make a Deal — Western A debate between Germaine 7b. 8, U — Hfillywooa'Sqtiares •yfinjo ,4:30 7:30 Greer and WiUiam F. ^uckley 2b, 3. 5 — Love of Life 2sl, 4sl, 7b — Another Wprld 3 — $10,000 Pyramid 2b,' 3, ^ — Doris Day Jr. on women’s lib will be Seen 2sl, 4sl — Bewitched 2b, 3, 5 — Price is JUght 7b — Hogan’s Heroes 4P, 7b1 — Chan-ese Way tonight at 8:00 on chminels 4b 9:55 — General Hospital 8 — Brady Bunch ’ , i ,8:00 and 7s1. 2b, 3. 5 — CBS News 1:30 ^ 11 - ,|\BC News, ■2b, S'. ^ — I^edical Center Monjlng 10:00 2sl, 4sl. 7b — Return to Peyton M 4:45 2sl, -6l; Tfe — Jeopardy 7k1 ^t^g^rlng-it Out----- isU = - Movie.:___ ‘■•5t2S Place '• ■ , ...... Toftiahawk" — Western ’ 2b, 8. II — Password 2b, 3 — Match Game r'^ '* 4:55 5 — Farm R6pbrt ■ 4b, 7sl — Cambridge Debate on .. S:30 2b, 3, 5 — Young tlnd Restless 11 — One Ufe to Uve ■■ 2b — Tlieatre Billboard ■TOT31T 5 — §ecr^t Storm _ ------5TD0------Women-'a-t-ib - 5 — Sum^ner Semester 9:00 7f 6:00 2sl, 4sl,i7b, 8 — Who.What 8 — Days of Our Lives 2sl — News When and Where ; 2:00 2b, 3, rt - CBS Ne^s 2sl — Bobby Goldsboro 5 — CBS Wews; 6:05 2b — Cannon -2bv 3 ,5 — ,SearchJdr TomorFow 2sl, 7b — Somerset '4sl, 8 - Jacques! Cousteau After You've Hrilish sTientific : station .at •Whaler's—Bay;- ’I|hereT- tM y—— ShoDoed The Saies- liiidersea Worlct establish camp-aiiid begin to film the pr*ograf«, - ‘The Flight - of tJlfi Penguins,” . Has Foun-Sfaows- The scientists join the penguins in their dives and ThtJ ABC News, action- most aiiibitious undertakings explfre their ]inder water AJfer You've Been iidventurc , serjes, ' The of tins kind in le'lvvision history hatjilflts.in an attempt to go far Undersea World of Jacques the true-lifo drama o£l beyond jwliat has. been done _ Quofed the Discount CUiusteau," wTII "present four dedicated men risking Uieir Ix’fore in studies of these new episodes linked by Oic lives to fathom the awesome, IjasiOally aquptlyl creatures. Price cummiin theme of man versu.s iiustepe, ovurpuwermn. killing The tnird new program in the Uic rugMed Antarctic dunnu Antarttic. " - < series, ‘Beneath tjie Bottom of the l ‘J7:i-7-l sea.son on Uie ABC I'ltles of Ihp four new Uie World,” focuses on the Television Network. programs which will air during dertizen-s of the strange, half-lit Krum DecernUer l'J72 u^til th^-coming season are: •'South world under the AnUirctic ice. .March 1973, CaptT' J"aeques- to Kire and Ice, " •■'I'be Flight of Shriinp-like krill, ici- fish and Yve.s t'uu.steau, in a thv Henguirus," 'Beneath the brittle stars are onl.\ a few Of Then Come to cooperative venture with the liottom of th i;, World” and the undersea luriosilies ^iational Aeronautics and Bluzard at Hopy? Bay.” examined in detail In addition, Claude Brown's Space Adm inistration, I'he first of; the new ('alypso crewmen 'ake to .strunMled to unlock many of the progruins, "South o Fire and helicopter iind’ hot-air balloon ' and see how much secrets of the coldest, windiest, Ice, " details one of the early for aerial studies of the highest, least explored anil adventures ql the research region's ecology More Carpet Quality leastT polluted continent on I vessel .talypso's long and The long and severe parth — AntarcUca- ■ .If V ing iJL .^Anlarctu^.------tt m lc r ------15__ Your Dollar Will Buy The four hour-lonj>_ color sub-Antarctic stepping stones approaching as the Lousteall' television speclal.sto air during of iJntain's South Shetland crewmen hurry lo complete 1973-74 chronicle Cousteau's *' Is/ands. with their incongruous ihtir ayest And disaster scieotific expedition, with its combmation of giant glaciers nearly strikes, as recorded on triuiaphs .—jind i.ts tragedie.s. and active volcanoes. 11 is on the fourth new offering, •We are delighted to tins leg of..the journey that • Bhziard at Hope liay In late January, by the Claude Brown’s welcome The Undersfea World rtragedy firs t strikes the of Jacques Cousteau’ back for marine adventurers. On sheerest chance, the paths of Carpet Is Our Specialty a seventh season on ABC," » id Deception Island, First Male Calypso and a small drifUng ABC New Senior Vice Michel Laval loses his life in a boat cross, and Capt. Cousteau 143 Main Ave. East President|Williaji Sheehan. freak accident. rescues Dr. David Lewis, a •The four hours of new Mourning their lost comrade, lone circumpolar navigator Twin Falls programming scheduled for the expedition sets off to its who had capsized two months 1373-74 represent one of the next port of call, an abajidoned earlier. Sunctoy Tlmes-News, Twin rtlls, Idaho 5 V ThrtwdaylriMje^rto— is TfntfrsTUUSOiuES TV Tinderbpx I bjrIijuiBanuw By BUCK BIGGERS ‘G riff’,. I cjinab buildings, hop onto & CHETSTOVER ships, leap out of cars and neajrly you to help in meeting people, We^ interrupt for^thl^ im portant — get run-over.” The dictionary says collection is an assemblage or decorating your TipTrie or 3. YES. Lois Kibbee who plays message — a game of question and accurpulation.. This definition reflect your personal interests. F.m ily M nocp on “ Somerset’* is the cnllection with a n s w e r r ‘ ’ Sm ai^coile.tu.sofu.allorsTT ----- , Endow ynur intrinsic values such as can’t get ten right! Just answer yes author who ghosted Christine for most honT5S "are thoughtful judgment, study o r no; - ' , . Jorgensen’s book about h.erself. accumulation of things. 4. NO. Before she came to IJie - - Aetually, there is much more and knowledge and, a 1. Maude looks tough as nails to willingness to- sfiare with me. Is she really afraid of flying? “Carol Burnett Show” , Vicki to collecting than ju s t.- accumulating. The kind of others. , 2. Does Lome .Crefene find tawrence was a member of “The There has been a, great deal Young Amiericans’’. She not only cdHeCtions -disc(ussed in thiis ^ detectiyp,,- work _{‘‘G riff” ) easy . column are those which . of discussion about the ' sings, but plays eight instruments. after doing a western all thesle provide’the owner with a great investmenr-value of antiques 5. YES. But the Citation Bock y e a rs ? deal of pleasure and pride and and collectibles. If you plan U 3. 1 am after the name of the Hudson received was only for reflect a genuine and personal use your collection as ar woman who ghosted the book for having 3, dogs without a kennel interest in collecting. investpitint then treat it as is man-woman Christine Jorgenson. license. “It’s ridiculous,’’ says ITiere are as many differing Is 'it true she’s in a soapopera? , Rock. “ I have plenty of land, and [ opinions as to what is worth 4. How cpuld Vicki Lawrence thp Ttngs don't bother a soul." r- ■-tfOflecting as there are 6. YES.'Burt Reynolds had to collectors. My intent in this have a song hit without, column,is not to discredit any. interrupt “Cat tj^^ncing'’ for a experience? Wasn’t the, “Carol genuine'interest but rather to .Bi^rnett Show’f her first taste of hernia operation, ithen he went help cpUet'tors by providing, show business? “ back to work too quickly and had to • information, and from time to ' — Wasn’t Rock Hudson, big interrupt one of his NBC Specials to time to introduce you- to buWdy of dog-lbver Doris Day, cited recuperate. ,. , . outst^inding collections. •by Ihe law about^his dogs? 7. YES. Says Shirley MacLane, Many collectibles are things 6. Isn’t it true that twice now — “ In China, .-the;- goal of sexual • you can remember from equality—is shared by men and rhildhood or they -are withinl ,a ' few rhonths — Burt -i ■ ‘ collectible items as new as ■ Reynold had to-halt film ' wpttien alike.” to By O. A. (Gus) KELKER I ' but -tRere is hardly-any L£Z1 Editor, TimesrNews chanpe left for-a long line of homes , The showplace -homes of Twin from the east to the west city lim its It Could Have Been Falls should r be on the nirn and bevond. overlooking Ropk Creek. And what about the Snake River r-i ■ Somewhere along the line someone rim’ A few nice homes there right A Thin'g Of Beauty missed the boat in developing the now b u t it is to o la te . T o b u y u p a ll • waterway’s cut throu4j 'r’yK-- * Growth Hides Scars Meandering P an o rom o S u n d a y . A u g u s t 12, 1973 T im e s N e w s , T w in F a lls , Id a h o 9 • Tlme»-N«w», Twin Falls. Ictoho Sunday, August 13, 1973 vision ^ h e dules 2b, 3,-11 — CBS News Hour - wwUiMday. AmniWJS. 1973 , 8:45 11 — Newlywed Game 3 — Movie: “Breakout” — 7b, 8 — Today In Idaho ■ 4sl, 8 — ABC News The 1973 World' University 4sl — News 5sl - Dragnet Drama 8;S5 12;30- Gaines begin tonight in 7sl — Misterogers 4b, 7sl — W hat’s the Big Idea? 4sl — T h ere’3 a Doctor in the 2Sl. 5. 7b. 8 — Doctors Moscow.. More than 70 -7lj-^r-NB€-News------7h _ f.lepn Ford’s Summer- 11*- Edge of Night countriM are represented for House ( 5:30 Time U. S. A. 9:00 4sl — Dating Game , the games. The opening 2sl — NBC News 8 — Search ceremonies ,, and p arad e 7b, 8, 11 Sale of the Century 1:00 ^ 2b, 3,4sl, 7b. 8,11—News 11 _ Owen Marshall through L en in S ta d iu m ' will 2b, 3 — G am bit - 2sl, 4sl, 7b — Another World dh 7gl — F.lectric Company 9:00 ■It' s V our D^t ^------2b, 3,-8-^ Price-cs-Right------5el-= -C B S NfiWS^ . _ 2sl — Tiritie of~Man 3 ^^"lloiiiper *R^iu ^ #. i r — General“Hospital - Evening a — Maude ■; 9:30 J i,l:3 0 6:00 . 4sl, 7b, 8 — Owen Mwshall Morning. 7b, 8, 11 ^ Hollywood Squares 2sl, 4sl, 7b - f Return to Peyton 4b, 7sl — Musical Eficounter 2b, 3, 5 — Love of Life Place j 2sl,,5sl — News 5:Z5 2b, 3, 4sl - Tru th ,or 5st"— Cannon 2sl, 4sl — Bewitched 2b, 3 — Malch'-Came 5 — JFarm Report Consequences -jf-. 11 ^ Gunsmoke 9:55, 11 — One Life to Livt 5 .-» - ( 4b, 7sl — Sesame Street ' 9:30 5 — Summer Semester 2b, 3 , 5 ^ CBS Newfs 5 — Secret Storm ^ . 2b - M-A-S-H ■ 8 — Days of Our Lives 7b, 8 V- Adam-12 8:90 104,(9 — l>ove. Thy Neighbor 4b — Man Builds, Man 2:00 11 5 — CBS News; 2sl, 4sl, 7b — J«!opardy ; 6:30 Destroys 7sl — Report to the 2b, 8, 11 Password 2sl, 7b — Somerset - Ssl — Guideposts - 2sl, 7b, 8 — Banacek State 6:10 I 2b, 3. 5_— Young and Restless- 10:00 10:30 4:00 2b — Dragnet 2sl — SUent HCfltage 3 — Maude___ 2sl, 2b, 3. Ssl, 7b, 8 , 11 — News tel. "fb, 8 ------WhorWhat— 3 T- JolferVWild----- 6:30 “ ' 4sl — It’s Your Bet ■ 4sl — Perry Mason When and Where 4sl — Daniel Boone- 3. 11 — CBS News 5sl, — Bridget Loves Bemie 4b, 7sl Free Stage ib, 3,5 — Search for Tomorrow Ssl — Bonanza _ 6 :3 5 UJ-Movie: "Duel” —.Thriller 10:3ir 4sl — F*arm R eport"^ " J1 — Split Second 7b'— 1 Dream of Jeannie 2sl, 7h, 8; 11 — Johnny Carson ip:55 8 — ^ve, American Style 6;4S 7:00 ' . 10:35 2sJ — News — ■—— 2sl ^ Dollars and.Sense. ^ 1^— I^assie 2b — Movie: "Fraulein 4:25 2b. t '- Dan August -4sl — Hotel Balderdash 7b, 8 — N BC News . JMOor” - Adveatjire . 7i00 11:00' - 2 ir 10:40 2sl, 4sl, 7b, 8 — Baffle J. 4:30 4b, 7sl — Misterogers 2sl, 5, 7b,'8 — Today 5sl — Movie: "Because You’re Ssl - Mgvie: “The Happy 2tJ^ C B S , News ■ 2b — Guiding Light Road” — Comedy 3, 11 — All My Children . 3 - $10^000 Pyramid Mine” — Musical 3,U1 — Captain Kangaroo ' 7:30 10-.45 7:30 5 — Midday 7b — rtogan's. Heroes^ :! - Movie: “The PatSy” - : 8 — Brady Bunchi 4sl — Movie f "Jitterbugs” - 2b — News - ; 11:30 • Comedy Jlsl, 5 ,'7b — Three on a Match 11 — ABC News . 5 — Match Game '73 , , 11:00 -rr ■ 4:45 4b — Erica . - »!00 2J), 3, II — AsThrWorld Turns 4sJ - News 4sl, 8 — L et’s Make a Deal 7sl Figuring It Out 7sl — This is Extension 2b, 5 — Jokers Wild_ I '7:45 11:30 3 — CBS New4 Afternoon 4sl - The House and ’iie Brain 1?:P0 - 2b . 4:55' V 4b - Theynie 111 —I Today ■; 8:00 12:00 ' 2sl. 4al — Daya of Our Uv.es 2b — Theatre; Billboard 8:30 2sl - World Unive.rsity G^ies is! Movie: •‘park Passage” -Sb New s------— ____ ,__ :______iJM)______2b — Sonny and tte r Comedy Mystery' 3 — Jajck LaUinne 3; 5 — Guiding IJght 2sl — News t r Th iirsdaV -Television Schedules 6:30 10:30 Thursday, August 16, 1973 House 3. 11 — Edge of Night Trim Weiskobt. James Brown 9^00 4sl — Dating Game 2sh - Wacky Worldof Jonathan asK^bi-a, II ■—Johnny Carson ' ~arid Rich Little are , the 7b, Sal^'of-ljief- te CenturyC ' Winters 2b - Moviej "fx)la” — D r^ a scheduled” guests fo r ' the 2t), 3 — Gambit----- 1 ^ 4:00 I 21). 3 - Dra^net- 10:40 j Johnny Carson Show tonight at 2sl, 4sl, — It ’s YourVBet 3 — Joker’s Wild <4l - irs-Tm n-Bet— 10; 30 on channels 2sl, 7b, 8, and 5 — Romper Room fel — Daniel Boone Ssl — Hollywood Squares . Ssl - Movi«(; "Monster on the 9:30 . _ Rnnan7,a 7:00 ('ampus" —■ Melodrama 11. 10:45------Morning '7b, 8, 11 — Hollywood Squares 7b — 1 Dream of JeannpeL^. 2b, 3. 5 — Lave of life 8 — I>ove. American Style 1«1, Vb, 8 - Ironside ■I — Movie: "Wprpath” — 5:25 . 2b,3 Movie; "The I.ast of the Western 5 — Farrft Report ' 2sl. 4sl — Bewitched 11 — Cameo 9:55 4:25 ■Secret Ai^ent.s ’ ' - Comedy , . . U :0 0 .y ■ . 5:30 4.sl - Mod -Squad 4sl - News . - 5 — Summer Semester 2b, 3. 5 — CBS News 2b — left's Make a Deal lfr:00 4:30 4b. 7sl Misterogers 11:30 6:00 4.sl A Gift of Terror &1, 4sl. 7b — Jeopardy •3 — JIlO.OOO P y ra m id ' fel The Waltons . . 5 -,C B S Nejws; 6:05 ; l l — KunK Fu 12:00 SsL — Guidepo^ 2b. 8, 11 — Password , :< 7b — Hagan’s Heroes . 2b, 3. 5 — Young ana Restless' 8 Brady Bunch ,■ ; 7:30 2sl — Movie; ‘''Sljm Carter 6:10 4b Idaho Summer Drama &1 — Silent Heritage" 10:30 - - ABC News 2sl. 4sl, 7b, 8 - Who.What 4,-45 7sl — Knca 6:30 7:45 ■ 3, H ^ CBS News When -and Where 7sl — Figuring It Out 2b. 3,^ — Search for Tomorrow 4:55 7sl ' Theonie 6:35 8:D0 4pl — Farm Report 11 — Split Second , 2b ^ Theatre Billboard 10:55- 5:00 '2sK 75.1? -^'TiTu^c_ Country “HOME 4sl ~ KTfffT Fir ' ' ' r 2sl — News , 2sl — Dollars and Sense 2sl — News 7b. 8 - NBC News 2b, 3. 11 — CBS News 4b, 7sl - Playhouse New York MEANS MORE ' 4sl — Hotel Balderdash Biography , 7:00 U:00 4sl. a — ABC News WITH 2sl. 4sl. 7b, .8 — Baffle S s L - Dragnet Ssl - Movte: *-The l^ st of the . aa. 5. j t L f l - T g j t o ------1 — sem ft "AKeHtb^^-^^oiinjuy—^ 2b — C B ^ N ew $ ' Zb'-dMng'UgKr 7sl — Misterogers .■?. 11 — All My Children , 7b - NBC News II Streets of San Francisco ’ 3'~11 — Caplain Kangaroo 9:00 . . 7:30 5 - Midday 5 :3 0 Isl, 7b, 8 - Helen Keddy — News 11:30 2sl NBC News 2b 2b‘^|j^^tarnaby Jones 5 — Match G a m e ’73 2sl, 5. 7b — Three on a Match 2b,3, 4sl,7b,8, n - News 2b. 3, 11 — As the World Turns 4b,'7sl Electric Company n - M a n n ix «:00 4.s! .Streets of San Fran"cTscb 2b, 5 — Jokers Wild 4sl, 8 — a Deal Ssl - CBS News Afternoon ' Evening 11 Jigsaw 3 — CBS News 9:30 12:00 6:00 11 — Today 4b, 7sl ■ Ja7,z Set ^‘.30 2sl, Isl - Days of Our Uves 2sl. Ssl — News 2b — News 2b, 3. 4sl — Tru th or 10:00 FLOORS 2b, 5 — Pyramid, Game ■2sl, 2b, 3, Ssl, 7b, ft. JI - News 3 — Jack LaLanne 3. 5 - Guiding IJght Consequences 1 minute eo»» of Shelby's 11 — Newlywed Game 4b, 7sl — Sesame Street 4sl — Perry Mason . 8:45 4b /Vn American Family on Addison Avc E. 4sl — N ew s 7b, 8 — Today in Idaho 7b Hee Haw 12:30 8 Mod Squad 7sl - Man Builds, Man |.8:55 Destroys 7 3 3 - 5 4 2 4 4sl — Theri’s a Doctor Hn thCj 5. 7b. 8 - Doctors 11 - The Waltons 10 Tlmes-N«w»» Twin" Falls. Idaho Sunday. August 12, 1973 . r tfiat ended on December.lO^t a ' znetoRlu. 'the cour t set b^1 woinpn were taken back to the custonis post on the Turkish >-estprday for Ihefotir^irrs who jaif,'wher^ they share j^ big^, Young Americans border'with,Syria-. JT joined the party in Beirut. The .barred room with . 20 .other In Munich, he said, he rented amount — $3,571 each — was women prisoners. . Over the ■ tRr^TolIcswageir mintbusesiiT extremely tngfrtor such rases. last eight monthii Uieir fellow Fhid^DrugiRapr — ^ an agreement with an With the help of Ixiuis P. prisoners have included American he identified as Kussell. an American Consular prostitutes, gypsy smugglers Wilham Schaeffor. wHfe, he official who has seen to the and a woman charged vdth Overwhelming said, paid for the ronliils. group's personal needs.- murder. -^-Hut>bard said.he. invited Miss telegrams wer e sent to-par«nts- •‘tt has been an experience we ByJUANDEONI^ that. McDaniel ^nd Catherine Zenz. and friends in the '-United w ill not io rg e t,” said > !ls s New York Times Service l.ike thousands of other a registered nurse from States. Engel, who has kept a diary ANTIOCH, Turkey — There young Americans, they came l.ancUsfer. Wis.. to drive two of Pending replies, the young and says whe hopes to write a wprp tpars and curses from Ihe to Eiirnpe to travgl and tiet -tha bases tgl.ebanuri, while,he ' hrtnit "At hrst H Seemed seven yaung Americans in the togeLher w UtLJhe. others, drove the third. . impossible we cQuldlivelhere. prisoner's dock as a Turkish whagathw from Amsterdam to Hubbt»rd said that Si-hatjffer . Retirem ent The food was just grease soup -^V judge set heavy bail in a trial Athen/^'nd drift through the ■■‘Financed-ihe-dealr’. with and we were sleeping two and for drug smuggling that began Middle East and on to ,India. the intention of bringing hashish On Roonl 222 three to a bunk with bedbues eight months ago. Afghanistan — wherever Uick from l^banon. and rats running around." You think Anriericans are theroad leads them. Theirs led In beirut, they were joined Miss Brown is getting along made of money!'' shouted! here. by four more young women — in years and is beginning to Joann McDaniel, weeping at Any visitor to an American - Margaret Enuel. and Paula have lapses of memory and it N ew s lips' the prospect'of going-baok to ■ consulate in Turkey is given a Gibson.,'both college ijtudenls -becomes Princip^al 7:{3-09:j i the sti{ling-4ittle jail where she small leaflet that says: - from Fairfax, V'a..‘ Fenolopc - -K&ufman’s .unpleasant duty to has-been held since December "Americans. Elnjoy beautiful Czarnecki. Who said ijlit was a retire her in “Elizabeth Brown ■ 10. Turkey but ---- don't use drama ' stUcJenl, artd "Maria Is Falling” on the ABC Miss McDaniel and five other drugs. Police are alert and Terese Grocki. x>( Worcester. Television Network’s "Room /Gnericarrgirte were arrested penalties are stiff. Mass., who said she was a 222 Friday. Aug. 24. . along ,with Robert Ernest “ A puff of has can get you student taking a trip to Kurope Miss Brown *1ias been a Hubbard, who has admitted in two :8fid one half years. and the Middle East. teacher at Walt Whitman since court that he tried to smu^le Possession of even a gram The seven drove in the three iCaufman was a student and 225 pounds of hashish into three to five years. Imp9rting vans from Beirut U> Turkey, when he visits her class, she Turkey. or exporting any Illicit drug 10 crossintiSyria. At the customs, regresses to the pointjjf calling The Trial -Ot The Seven.iJas- — to ,30-yeari.- - ..... ^4vockpolnt near..lutru, -the. on him to-recita a poem—...... made them minor celebrities in ‘‘Qrganlzedeffortstosmuggle ■ vehicles were searched, and IDS IJoyd Haynes s t ^ as Pete Turkey and a headache for the drugs or persuading others to bricks of hashish, wrapped in Dixon, DeniseJJicholas'as Liz nearest American consulate, at smuggle, lif^ plastic, were found in tlie cars' McIntyre, Michael Constantine — Adana, which looks'after their ••Don't spoil .jronr farar by a roof upholstery. as Seymour Kaufman, and ■ welfare &nd legal defense,, trip to Jail. Avoid narcotics.” - The four young-woinen-who— — K-ar^TT-VatBnttne--»s Altcp- All are in their twenties and Hubbard. a~22-year-old who joined in tht?-group in Beifut Johnson. Featurerf-as students most are or have been college has a droopy mustache anil say that, they did not know are Heshimu as Jason, David students. They come from wears a soft leather jacket to about the hashish. Hubbard Jolliffe as .Bernie, Angela what could be called typical court, faces at least 10 years in absolved all the young women Cartwright as Phyllis,and Eric imiddfeclass American horVies. prison if he is convicted. He in a statement to the court. I^neuville as T-arry. Ruth AOiiuUme admits, using dnifiai oaiH* that it was. in West On a motion from liie . McDevitt guests as Elizabeth t>47 Matrr^A^a. they see nothing unusual ^ Germany that he began the trip defense lawyer, Kayyum Wen- •Brown. Twin FblU 733 2674 EVERTON^S REMQDEtING CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUESi EVERYTHING MUST G O FROM OUR OLD I I’ WAWHOUSE ! VELVET HEADBOARDS FULL $ ^ ^ 9 5 xau£EN ■ With Purchase of Mattress arft4^<^x Springs Set Nice to get E VERTON home TO. MATTRESS COMPANY 2nd Ave. South, Twin Falls your Orthdfonic m attress b> Resfcnic' O pen 'til 9 P.M. Monday & W ednesday Sunday. August >2, 1973 Times News Twin Falls. Idaho- n Rural Aged Face Speciial ProbleWi^ ______B y T O M T lE P E its problems ^ But growiiig' old "Actually, what 1 did was to OAK CREEK. Colo. in rural America can be try to get evei^body inteT(£3tetf“ (NEA) — Wl}£a£athfir hewj^ severely difficult. Oak Creek is in helping the old people. We was younger, settling dow^ •a good example. One of four didnU have any community from a brief career in communities which m^ke up a money to begin grand vaudeville, she . thought jlhe region known as South Routt ^ schemes, but we had people. I- Colorado Rockies would t>e an County.-it has neither the time ' figure5J-lfc-all the people" got ■ ideal place ttrlive out her life. nor 'money, to help its a^ed. together, young and old, we Now that she’s old, however, Once a mining’ center. Oik . could do a lot for one another.” hw a bum leg^ has cramps irt Creek almost folded (in the • A nice thought. in« ikmi ana n e^ ; help she ^ ■1950ti) when its coal industry— —ttefoFtunotolyt it ' was—not----: can’t gef.‘ the mountains' are did. Tl hung oh, to some extent, shared by the majority. Mrs. not so lovely-* as they are because many of the older' Rossi found some numbing looming. "Stuck «yvay like citizens had nowhere else to go. cases of helpless old people — this.” she says, "why, L Says Margaret Rossi, wife of " I insisted on taking bne lady suppose I could die and'not be a local rancher; ‘"rhe usual to the hospital^ and she passed found for days.” things hap^jen^ here. The tax blood clots right in piy car, Mrs. I>ewis is 72. Shelivos at base fell away. Young people and then shei iust went the end of a barracks-like row started moving out. Eidsting unconscibus” -— but she could of weathered ajwtments in find little pubUc support. this community of 500 people. "People just couldn’t c^e Her husband ^ed years ago. less. 1 don’t know why that is. I Most of her friends are gone. guess it’s just inborn in .therin H er,, neighbors give little that out here everytxjdy has to indication they know she . fend-for themselves. People in exists .She is lonely, isolated, -the mountains hate charity, ignored and_^ most of all, you know, and any time you try vulnerable. r" - to help them they think it’s "Once I had to go into charity. Even the old people _..penver to get a brace for my ■ feel this way." ^ ~ leg.There is no train so I made Mrs. Rosii says most old it down to the highway to catch people subscribe to a stark the bus. It's 150 miles to code: They go over the hill Denyer and- with my le.g ^servlces.went to pot. When our : Q uietly, never complaining, and an I t w as" very one doctor retired we couldn’t~ r “ h*?ver requesting. Even when_ . uncomfortable. Then get a replacement.- -It became was at)l« to help someone, when 1 got there I had to carry difOculttomake it around here, they always inisted on my own bag. 1 asked a for the old people especially. recipi-ocatfhg. They'd-gtve-me- policeman for help and he As. i t . hapt>ened, the old somiething for the favor. That’s tjje way they are'.’’ ESTHER LEW IS’ PROBLEMS with the outside turned away. My :-CSbdriver people .made up a significant .world begin at her door. said he didn’t- like picking up part of the population. The old- Fortunately for this sense of handicapped people. Oh, it was ytf&ng population ratio in' rugged individualism, as well an awful trip. But I haven’t any America is 1 to 10 (20 million to as minimizing suffering among around by myself, in the choice, l i v ^ out here." 210 million U but the ra^ _ jn th? .old, things have begun to throws tJi®. confi^ated meat Mrs».> Lewis is not unlike rural America is often I to 5. In 'pTclTup economfcally In SOUtlr away. He givesit to me and Tth -summer, but now 1 can*f even- •Routtr-Money'tjetng'spent tor do thalZThere are'^ITdh'ds" of nfc turn pass it on,-very discreetly, rural elderly^. Not many of says M rsrRossi, 26 per cent of "the deveiopmenT ‘ oC; nearby to the old folks'."” ' ■ 'dogs outside my door. I ’nj_ them have any choice. Only the people over 65. Steamboat Springs (a skiing SfllT; the elderly here, as in afraid one would knock me gne or two per cent of — ,-Mrs. Rossi tried to organize area) is creating area-wide nian>‘ other parts of rural down.’ Americans move when fthey— sotneTclicfrfpr thc elderiy.-She jnhs Vniiny neonle are once re^ch retiremffttragerthirt. not ■ instituted a teleph on e again coming :n. Oak Creek no^lected. Esther l^wis for rigidly braced leg. And though able to seek out anything reassurance system w here has been protpjsed a new one*. Even revitalized, Oak she does not say it, Esther better, they must rely on ^eir every retired persM in Uie ambulance. A full-time doctor Creek continues to forget the Lewis must sometimes. cfohimifnities for old-age area was call^ daily. She Is exp^ted to ocrcupy the loca1~ ‘la(iy’s"aliVi9, - — — wonder , lnthts~carelesg-world: - assistance. And in many organized a" tre clinicr Ip. addition, Margaret ■ The worst thin^.'lshe says, '*-if she was knocked down would 'inst&ices. in rural America, fleet to get the aged back and isst‘s~^leaa Jor mercy have "IS I can’t leave my any of her otherwise occupied there isn’t ahy assistance. forth (the nearest hospital here sunk in a little; apartment. There’s no one to neighbors bother to pick her -<}rowing old anywhere ^ia» is 40 minutes from Oak Oeek). "Theuaint warden no longer take \ne.. 1 use to try to get up” - 1 Soul per lime played by Hackman) arriving at the ship wrediaft£_ By JttlCK K L E IN E R ''Re.memt)er my old Andy- Moore says the house was full of in the tub and it would be ice and asking survivors: "Did my . 'HOI,l,YWqOD fNEA) - "harflymcvtes^^he a^ked, and poltergeists...... I jghts would be fumt?d off twin brother make i f ” ' He Some locals got together and the folks dutifully applauded. ... "I would draw a hot bath.’ ;ind on when nobodV was- n e^ turned the idea down. decided that the Grammy "They don’t make pictures like he says, "and then stick my toe tlu- switch Dushes would float Awards don’t do justice to that any more. Remember iirciund the room under their black performers. So they niy gn;! frrehd in those own [Kiwer. staged what they called The movies, Polly Benedict'’ They "I loft the hou.se .-\nd I left •Soul and Blues Awards to fill don't make girls like that any the wife who went with it."^ the gap. ' more — at least I don’t ” Like most new awards shows There *ti pm babty tx a s e q u e l this one suffered from too Eddie Fisher is trying yet to 'The Poseidon Adventure. " many categories and not another comeback. To get but (lene Hackman won't.be in h'prep^ation. They had himself in shap>e for another it He was killed at the end of R.great performers but the shot at the golden ring, Eddie the picture but that dgesn’t ^ at- Southern.. ^ .necessarily have.- to -be. _ T a 11 forma s c i r - e n t ___ " I n - permanent ^ots of sequels .^^phambles.-Often nobody came ' T'esort, ' Murrieta Hot Springs. —Iw ve— be^rn— m ade— iiavitvniig - up to accept the awards for characters-who were killed off winners who weren’t there. TH E PSYCHIC STARS: in the onRinal. Top wiiiners were A1 Grpen. Roger Moore In fact. Hackman says, nruile vocalist of the year, ana Theji^west James Bond — producer Irwin Allen had the Roberta Flack, female vocalist he stars in "Live and Let Die” whole thing figured out At the of the year. — once lived in a very strange end of the first one, a rescue house in Ixindon. helicopter came along to scoop rv M . of NBC Follies, It h?d Ijeen o^^ed at one up the survivors of the capsized doe of the* fan season's new time by Sir Arthur ^nan ocean liner ” sbov^, Mickey Rooney talked Doyle, the man who created Hackman says Allen to the studio audience before Sherlock Homes. Mayl>e that proposed that the sequel open the show. explains-it. Whatever.it was. Roberta Flack with the hehcopter pilot i this ■'12 Tlmes-News, Twin Falls, ld«ho Sunday, August 12. 1973 I un0eff>«*lh You cooK wi7fTp Modvl DB I U niisu d l Sij^ery i r- DON W E IS E N , rancher-showmaiT-hprse expert, spent m ore than iour years filming “Cycle of Lifer” the story of life as told through the horse, cllina:(lng with the birth of a fikl. ♦ Fess ParlierHstars In this show which will be '-ThB'Btl now Corning modestly colorcast on NBC-TV Thursday evening, August Coutiierange’'*' 30. electric range announces )B •id e l EB priee breakfhrtluglw Cardboard Schedule By NORMAN MARffr-~ programs tljat have survived ___1C) Chicago DaHiNew^_____ four years or more are - As a reminder of how detective shows (Hawaii F^ive-. transient commercial network O, Ironside, Mannix, FBI and television can be, J keep a Adam-12). cardboard schethile ottHi 1969- - — +-gueBS-if youtro carrying a 1970 ABC, CB9~aYird NBC gun in netowrk TV land, you’re primetime schedule handy. safer than the people with Mind poUv September, 1969, laugh-machines. was only four years aga. Two of the drama survivors President Nixon was FVeside^jl, are medical shows (Marcus General Motors w^s stijl Welby and Medical Center). —making cars. Mt. Rttshmore Therefore, the ultimate TV hasn't changed since men. But the face of network - who solves hofflkides or a cop television is almost totally' who shoots and patches^ his different. victims. Not counting rndvies, there The ItsT of cancelatlons~Ur were 73 regular scheduled, long and sometimes quite sad. priftietime network prograftjs 1 mi.ss the gentle My World and then, but only 16 of TV \yill still Welcome To It, the almost-po- be seen in September, 1973. dialbg in then Came Bronson, That's a mortality rate of 78 the sappy sweetness gf the per cent in four years. 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