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VOL. 66. NO. 310 TW IN f a l l s . IDAHO, SUNDAY^ MARCH 29. 1970 TWENTY CENTS

By United Press The control tower at Chica lers’ protest ‘'sick-out'■ had Striking air c o n tro l!^ ig go's O’flare International Air ^ e a d to. regional air traffic nored a government ulti natuin port, the world's busiest air control centers at Memphis and to return to work Sa urday, temiinal, was evacuated briefly Great Falls, Mont., for the first tightening their s q u e ^ on after police received six tele time and acknowledged that operations at New York air phoned bomb threats. No New York was "a very critical ports and causing flight delays explosives were found. problem." - - and cancelations bxii^ coast to The Federal Aviation Admi Increase Walkout coast. nistration said the. air control- New York area controllers increased their walkout from 55 per cent to-nearly. .75 per cent ^ of the work force on duty. But primarily because the peak of H ere’s \o tional Labor Elaster weekend departures had passed, the FAA reported that delays at Kennedy, LaGuardia Situation At Glance and Newark airports were "lower, much lower" than on Friday. B> United Press Inteniatiana] be held in contempt for defying Delays at the three fields . .AN ARM Y OF young “ E:aster bunnies” marched on change Club an Tnin Falls City Recreation Depart the event estimated there were as many chQdren as POSTAL — Administration a strike ban. Baile>-. saitj the rw g e d from 35 to 75 minutes. City Park in Twin Falls Saturday morning for the ment. Many of the younger children were ac- eggs, uhich adds up to 200 dozen of each. . and postal., union- negotiators, sidc-out will get worse liefore it aimual egg hunt sponsored by the Twin Falls Ex- i-nmpanied by parents, and Dou H>'mas, chairman of'' scheduled to bold fourth day of gets better. bargaining Saturday, postponed TEAMSTERS — Negotiations I.otv B lo w the session until 10 ajn . EST involving 420,000 truck drivers Religious Kids, Thousands Troops Do Cross Monday to give the government have reached an impasse and more time to study uAIA federal mediators will enter the MIAMI (UPD—An official of proposals. Principals have dispute Monday. Contract ex Riot Flares the National Organization of agreed pay raise needed, but no pires at midnight Tuesday. Of ’Em, Hunt Eggs Women (N O W ) wants the Cambodia Border accord has been reached on how MACHINISTS — Madiinists directors of the National much or when. and National Airlines reached In Ireland Qub members in directing the Hurricane Center at the Univer KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. ( UPI) The same rules would apply Despite some un-spring-like CONTROLLERS—Easter va- tentative agreement providing hunt. Eggs were cooked and sity of Miami to stop naiming —U.S military commanders in to forays into Laos, whicta also ARMAGH, Northern Ireland weather Saturday morning, cation .tryrelers were dday^- full seniorit£_(or neat;ly 1,000 colored by members of the hurricanes after women. Vietnam in some cases move has a long border witb South -OIEl)..=AbQut 8,000 miliUnt more than 2,000 youngsters at m ajoPiKSCi-airpdilsTiirilr txuon memberiTifcked out^njofe O'Leary' Junior High School ■'The naming o f hurricanes troops across the border into Vietnam, but not across the Protestants, beating bass gathered in Twin Falls City traffic controllers continued than 14 months ago. home economics classes under with female names reflects and Camb«dia in response' to Demilitarized Zone into North . drtmis and shouting jsattle- Park to hunt for Easter eggs, l ‘sick-out." lawyer F. Lee ^the White- cnes, marched through the" most hoping 4 0 -find—a^ârixe- Bailey and other officers of r AI1£ — Four ôpcraft ry attitude toward women," House said Satimlay. said. winning golden colored egg. teacher. professional air traffic oon ^l- unions continue on the job city's cente Saturday and were / said Mrs. Davis Bolton, nation^ Under direction of the Ex- iers organization have bten during a 37-day period imposed met wiih a barrage of stones Winners included Ken Potter/ vice president of NOW. ' Press Secretary Ronald L- ^ duinge Qub, with Don Hymas ordered to show cause by next by Congress in their long and rotten apples thrown by Muffy Fink, LaRene WaldroiT. Ziegler acknowledged for the ^ ^ r » m o R 5 ) ■ r l as chairman, and the City Wednesday why they should not dispute. angry Roman Catholics. Recreation Department, 200 Robin Sterlin, Kristine Fochs, fir^ time that the poUcy of ^ ‘ A force of 1,000 police and “ protective reaction" under dozen eggs were hidden in the Kia Hamilton, Terry Miller, British troops, who sealed off which U.S. and other Allied park for the youngsters of all Stacev Gibson, Timmy Fiscu, On Israel Roman Catholic streets with troops operate, does not pre ages. Sandy Mills, Brenda Silcock, Colleagues barbed wire, kept the two Twenty-one golden eggs were Mark Mills, Rod Rosenburg, clude forays into Viet Cong and factions apart. There were foimci by Jic children and Jeff Wokerstien, Lisa Bealer, North Vittiiainese sanctuaries R e p o r t e a Camhodians Gird scuffles and at least 10 Endorse in Cambodia. .> earned cash prizes for the Mike Graefe, Melanie Lain- persons, including one police By United Press Intematioaal finders. bom. Barbie Sangtser, Fer man, suffered slight injuries. He added, however, that this Syria said Saturday its Mr. H>TTias was assisted by nando Herminiz, TwUa Star and Tlie l^testants marched in a Carswell did not represent aii expansion frontline military units laun To Halt Viet Cong about eight other Exchange David Gould. parade called to counter Roman KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (U P I) of the war and that U.S. com ched wide scale night raids on PHNOM PENH. Cambodia Unofficial reports said Cam- Catholic celebrations through- —Eleven of Judge'G. Harrold manders have had a right for Israeli positions all along the (UPI>—The government Satur hotian forces used tanks to o ^ the country commemorat Golan Heights cease-firt line. Carswell's 19 colleagues on the sometime to maneuver their day announced mofaOixation of counter a Viet Cong attack on ing the 1916 Easter Hooday 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap troops wherever necessary to Tlie Israelis said Syrian troops all fanner servicemen in the Kob-Ky on the Mtfcnng River 12 uprising which led eventually to OK Given Hike In peals -Saturday endorsed his deal witb Communist forces tried to storm one outpost, face of a reported advance on miles from Flinom Penh. The independence for the South nomination for the Supreme inflicting casualties on their killihg one Israeli soldier and Phnoqi Penh by 3.M Viet Oong. repccts said at least 10 persons from Britain. . Court. units. wounding another. Cambodian regulars were were killed. Lebanon also reported its Veteran Benefits In a telegram to President Ziegler did not specify at what moved to frontline positions. Both the Viet Ooog and the Numn, the jurists expressed troops clashed with an Israeli 9 JUUUS KRUG KIES level the decision to cross the North Vietameseg venments KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (UPI) the Grand C^ys, a cluster of their "complete confidence" in army patrol east of the southern border could be made. But other A cammuniqae puhlisiied by have pieced snppxt for the KNOXVUXE. Tenn. (UPI)- —President Nixon Saturday islands in the-Bahamas about Carswell “ from the standpoint border town of AlKhiyam eaily Funeral services wUl be held - administration sources in the Caxnbodiai Defense Minis- comeback bid by Prince approved a 34.6 per cent in 1501 miles northeast of here, of integrity, fairness and Saturday and that Israeli ar dicated it would require prior try ordered all veterans of the Norodom SOianouk. the deposed Tuesday in Washington for crease in G1 bill benefits for under a brilliant sunshine. tillery had shelled hills ability." approval by the U.S military anny; air force and navy to chief of state who is in exile in Julius Albert Krug, 62, former Vietnam-era veterans that Nixon spent nearly two hours The telegram, and the en surrounding two other report for duty to their nearest Peking iMhipping up support for s e c r e t ^ of interior, who died headquarters in Saigon. l.ebanese villages. would give a full-time student atx>ard the Sea Lion II, an 8;- dorsement of Sen. John Sher bases. a oountercoup. here Thursday. with a wile and child $230 per foot fishing boat belonging to man Cooper, R-Ky.,-'a key Repqrt Big Raids month. Robert H. Abplanalp, much of it border state moderate who In Damascus, a Syrian The measure, retroactive to atop a tuna tower where he had voted against Judge Dement F. Turke) Shaken military spokesman said ^ ria n Feb. 1, would cost an estimated am unobstructed view. The boat Ha>Tisworth, gave administra umts stormed 21 fortified .Israeli Counly Agrees To Setllement Of $132.4 million for the remainder flew the Americpn and tion forces new ammunition in By Earthquake positions Friday night in the of the current fiscal year and Bahaman flags and the Pres their battle to win confirmation Golan Heights, the former Syrian-area occupied by Israel 8200,069 Fon Fire At Fairgrounds 1275.5 million for the year idential ensign. for the Florida jurist. ISTANBUL (U Pn-A strong since the June. 1967, Middle begiiuiing July 1. Nixon, dressed in a white golf A vote is scheduled April 6 on earthquake shook Turkey Satur Elast War. Nearly five OKtnths of is hard pressed for time through Carlson moved the connty Although the bill provides for shirt and navy blue shorts, a liberal move to pigeonhole day night along its Aegean cruised near some of the small Carswell’s nomination by re Syrian military observers negotiation between Twin Falls delays «blcb were in no way the accept the Friday offer and the larger increases thain Nixon had seacoast, damaging several County asked, Press-Secretary Ronald islands nearby and waved to turning it to the Senate caUed the raids the biggest by fair board and com faiilt of the c o u ^ . He also vote was although villages and apparently causing S> ria on Israeli positions since mission members and in indicated if the stands are not Cacnmissioaers Ouncey and L. Segler said the President passing yachtsman. The area, Judiciary Committee. numerous casualties felt it was “reasonable" and about 75 miles west of Stuart, the 1967 war. But the Israeli surance representatiTes came convlete in fime for the annual Looghmiller agreed t h ^ fdt non-inflationary. Fla., is a favorite haunt for military commiBuqoe describ to an end Friday with a set fan fair and rodeo,I, theUJC countyW UUtJ ttefigure w UKIBV ISis stinMUISUUJCWIM* somewbat k)««WW. Preserve Sorûs sports fishermen. Bomb Blast A government official said ing the action amomted to a tlement on the November to face a severe losS^*~'tB£~adiiatcr said be fdt the more than 500 persons were near complete denial of the 0,000 The tl.3 billion surplus Nixon Abplanalp, a New York in fairgroiatds fair tnwa irvinrfing a fl guvantee anaonnt might be a ttt more thought to have been killed in m ade rodeo prodDcer has written into his 1971 budget dustrialist. hosted Nixon and C. Syrian claim. Commissioners agreed to the in a than county's coverage. the town of Gediz alone. The would be preserved, Ziegler G. (Bebe) Rebozo, a Florida Probed In The Israeli communique, Friday to accept the offer of the contract signed months ago. town, located about 125 miles nevertheless, underscored a Commissioners asked forms said. real estate man and Nixon insurance companies at south of Istanbul, was heavily significant step up in fighting Nixon, here for a long Elaster confidant, for an overnight visit P0IUI69.01 to cover laas of the Meeting with the ooonty com- far “p r ^ o f kMs”dain)S beleft California damaged by the earthquake this month a lo ^ the previously weekend with his family, spent to his private island estate gandatands and odier items misaooersand Tom Sbouse, fair with them to be filled oat «nd and subsequent fires that it quiet Syrian ceasefire line. Signed when most of the day Saturday overlooking a small inlet in tiie SAN FRANCISCO (U P I)— destroyed in November in a manager, Friday were G ta E. the cointy at sparked. — — Nine Syrians and two Israelis cruising through the lagoons on Grand Cays. Police .said Saturday they had fair0 tM>xb fire. Bradford, manager of tbe Gen- torney. Robert G all^. Is to v e been reported killed and 14 Nixon was expected to return recovered fragments of the OocDmissaon Cfaai^nân îeher s a l Adiostnxnt Bureau, Inc.. available. for counsel. Mr. Israelis and an unknown by helicopter late Saturday to bomb which blew out' two Many of the communications Lougiimiller said the county b Twin Fans: A. K “Oo«fa” Galley-was in court Friday -mimber of Syrians wounded in Key Biscayne and join the rest^^-i-^losets and part of a wall at a lilies in the area were cut bj' a accepting flie figure in order to Doddi, E3mboly, and John bar m o rn in g . Approziniately 10 series of three dashes— Friday Andrus Ts of the“First Family for an^ restaurant and bar where a the quake, and initial reports of get ooostmctian of new stands ker. BoU. insdnnce agents. companies nfcre involved in tbe night and on March 12 and 23. Easter celebration. young Negro was shot to death damage were sketchy. OBder way and saU flie comty CDmrntasioner Morris W. settlement Expected 1 w this month by an off-duty i-onsul Is policeman. ToFll . diild. He was graduated from to the U.S. hi U K . Cb N ot. U , U«TTU sustained In a Memorial Hospital of a long 19tS. she m s u h t M I d MKtiB and Mm a A. ne8rJerooM,wlUberecitedat8 ninA«. the former Gooifing CoOege in Gtftam Sr^ Lm Vtgat, Met, 1931. Lnckfa at Balte. Moot. They p.m. Monday at, the' Bird , Bom Oct.'. 24. 1$10, in Mul- n l Mrs. Ede G«i. F ta ix . On Dec. 21, 1929, he married B led Unre OBlil 19M wfaea'aey Funeral Home by Rev. W. greaHrwiilwintlilii. .herry. Arlt'., be resided in Masie Ruscoe in U)gan. f l t ^ moved to Aris.; D ou ^ EUway. Hailey Em Twin Falls the past 10 y e a ^ la UMtfaeyoimetDKnK OB lirs. Row mner. Bvdau manuel Episcopal Church. Mr. Clemons tau^t school coming firom F ile r where be south of Twin Falls for one wfaenhetemediarfil I94C. lir. c u t . Funeral services will be m o - had resided the previous four and was a teacher and high Lacidi died in U O « i d siw e parenti.' Mr. aad Ifes. ducted at 2 p jn . Tuesday at the years. He was a former resident school principal in the G oo(fi^ Om b she had Bwed with a Cboke, FhoenbL S n tn d HKies Wood River High School by of Nevada and California. A SMraMCiSCO schools for 11 years, from U M dm^hter in OaiBS Fcny-M rs. Rev..£llway. Burial Win Callow graduate of the Northern State Grancqide aernces «g | be untfl IMS. U n c b beknged to the Aileen with mlllta^ rites at the HaUey College, Tahlaqua. Okla.. he RefaekA L o (^ No. O . Cemetery. He served as lieutenant, taught sixth grade In the Twin Surrivoils . indnde six in the T a n F U b Oenetery by Mr. Riggen was bom May 8. junior gn »le. in the Navy diving Falls school system until his ctan^rttTS. Bits. Anna Baiaes. Rev. Dr. Harold Nye aid nd e r 1923, at \ Ketchum, ' and World War H. F k ^ 1M7 until recent illness forced him to take K h « BD; Mrs. L ix t WakeBeld. the d n ctiaa of the V U e graduated from Hailey O gh his death he owned and a leave of absence. He was a Glefms Ferry; Mrs. Helen Mmtuary. ^ School. He joined the Navy In operated the Oemons Feed OriWCKTHEI FOTDCAST® member of the National Chapman. PocateUo. Mrs. 1941, serving with the sub Store in Gooding. Mir. CkmoBS Education Association. Idaho Donice M rs Slary Tfae finst marine service in' the Pacific belonged to the Gooding Uoos Education Association, a Franklin and Sirs.. Eva stndk> was in d u ^ World War IL . He was Qub, the Chamber of Ckun- noember of the Mosholatubbee. OalryTnple, aS Seattle; two HoOywood in isu. discharge in 1945, iand was merce and the Veterans of Lodge 13 AF & AM in Cameron, Foreign Wars; Steve Loach. Reno. Nevl.' FOR PESIOD ENDING T pjn. EST Sunday : tif G«nrgia and South CaroUna. It wHT be colder married to Moyra Bradley on Okla.. and of the Mosholatubbee Survivors include his widow, and George Lncic^. Sh w aad saaw flm ie s arc forecast for the in the Northern Plains and the coastal areas of Sept. 11, 1945, at Fremantle, ' Chapter 170, Order of Eâstem (hooding; three sons. IXiine Alamoeordo. N. M-: 1> graod- Central Rockies and the western Great Laics the KUddle and North Atlantic States. Warmer Western Australia. BOOKMOBIl ;star and the McAlester. Okla., Clemons, Gooding; Richard children. 16 great- area: Shavers and thnnderstonns are expccted weather is predicted for the Southern Plains and Mrs. Riggen moved to the U. consistory, Sottish Rite Qemons, Idaho Fall^;' and SERVICE firam Northern Florida throush the roastal arras the Middle Mississippi Valley. & In 1946, a i^ the couple had Masons. JacksOn demons. Nampa; two Foneral services will be resided in Hailey since that He married Mildred Mc brothers, Blythe Clemons. condDctedatllajn. Monday in kmomiscmbxjufo * time. Donald May 25, 1936. in MAKH 3I. 1*70 (T Gooding, and Dale demons. the Clem s Foxy .*imith chapel Temperatures In 19S0, Mr. Riggen joined the Chandl^ Okla., and she sur Forecast Boise; six grandcfaiMr^. faj: Rev. R(rif A. Lecd. Gnce Idaho Natldnal Guard, serving vives,'as do a son, Richard Funeral services will be Bgiacopil Chorch. Final rites «j3 0 n .x as S’ captain for four years. He Eugene McChristian. Boise; a Magic Valley: Partly cloudy days 45-55; lows tonight 2(W0? conducted at 2 p jn . Monday at win be held in Glenn Rest National then transfeired to the Army sister, Mrs. Nettie Bell. Van Carrf this afternoon, tqhight and prdbabllity of measurable . the United Metbo-'23!>-Ur^ time of his death. , Riley and Jake McChristian, Atlanta 62 42 or snow; win(ty.; highs bo'tti 20 per cent tonight and Sunday. Harold Hake. Final rites win be ■2X>- 1 He was an elecWdan afthe both Mulberry. Ark., and two r’S :30- .DO—Sctoo, Bisnsafck 15( -1 T held in Elmwood Cemetery. Brev 3 TViumph Mine until it dosed, at grandchildren. Danna Lea and Boise 53 28 Friends may call at the ■oocMOMc km bm ju rea which time he opened Bob’s Shelly Lynn McChristian, Twia FaDs Friday Night Calgaiy 42 28 Thompson Qhapei Scotday and Weather Synopsis Electric in Hailey^ operating Boise. Dophcate EHdge Chicago 39 21 .15 until 11 ajn. Monday and at the firm until his death. Funeral services will be w o e Mrs. V. R. Teasley and a 950.1!03 OevdaBit'------« 30 .Anotherîn a series of low- 20s in most places. Winds which church from noon until time of Mr. Riggen was a member of conducted at 2 pjn. Monday in C R)wers, first; Mrs. H. M. Denver 29 H .01 pressure disturbances moved in were felt throughout Southern services. The fagiily suggests II 2 x 9 .tG the American Legion, Blame the White Mortuary Chapel. Piroctor and L J. Robertsm. Des Moines 38 from the Northwest Friday Idaho Saturday will diminish donations to either the Idaho YoatfatoKii .01 County Chapter No. 24; the Burial will be in, the Sunset second;' Mr. aad Mfs. Jcte ■ 2 i i X Detroit 40 31 night, bringing shower activity today, but may increase slightly Youth Ranch or the Easter Seal Veterans of Foreign Wars, Memorial Park Mausoleum, Hahn, third, and Mr. aod Mrs. Fairtianks 44 33 to Southern Idaho, but moving this afternoon. Center. 67 54 Rotary Club, Hailey Chamber The family suggests memorials J. W. Brown. Soertb. Fort Worth eastward Saturday afternoon. The extended outlookjhrough 84 73 of Commerce, ihe Hailey to the Cancer Fund or the Idaho Honoliila Qearing skies are forecast the middle of the weelc indicates 47 33 volunteer Hre department, and Youth Ranch. Imfiaiiapotis for today, but with some a chance of a few showers or 65 54 2.79 was a past member of the Jacksonville cloudiness lingering in the snow flurries about Wed Hailey'Junior Chamber of JaDcau " 45 39 .04 Imountain areas of Eastern nesday; otherwise, generally Kansas Qty 57 25 ,0a Commerce. He had served Mr. Osborne Idaho. fair weather Is anticipated Las Vegas 68 38 today through Tuesday. three terms in thtf Hailey City HEYBURN - Ulsi Voy Las Angeles ^ 72 » Council, and had been on the Daytime temperatures Temperatures will continue Osborne. 33. Heybum, died P.e n n e u f 59 43 changes will be minor through near the seasonal normals with executive board ^f the Blaine early Saturday morning at 77 74 County Hospiti^ since the a...v-vs c =S* Ci_-. Miami today, with high readings in the high in the 40s ans 50s and lows Minidoka Memorial Hospital Paul 28 11 40s and 50s and lows in the chilly in the teens and 20s. hospital opened in IMG. He was j\f a hngPTtng lUnp^ _ New Orieans 64 58 also a member of the E m - He was bom May 27.' 1936. at 55 40 manuel Episcopal Church. New York Rupert and m arried Patsy 30 11 .01 Survivors include his wife,. Omaha Pollard July 28. 19£3. at 53 S3 Hailey; one son, Robert DeRoy Ftiiladelptlia Magic Valley Hospitals Heybum. They have reS3eaTn“ 63 46 .02 Riggen J„ Hailey; a daughter, Portland, Ore Heybum where Bdr. Osbome 55 30 Mrs. Rod (Lynne) Haller, SL Loais Maîr \ alley Memorial St. Benedirl's optfated a trucking business 18 27 Salt Late Crested Butte, Colo.; his until ill health forced tiis 71 46 Admitted Admitted San Piego mother, Mrs. Rosa Smith, retirement eights years ago. 74 53 William Oxford. Pete Lara, DeLoy Wickham, Richfield, Hailey; two brothers, James San Francisco tie was preceded in death by 53 44 .11 Florence ffitchcoc*, Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Wilda Peterson. Riggen, Hailey, and StaH Sgt. Seattle his parents. - 55 40 Arndt ancl Smon E3Uer. all Jerome. Ralph Riggen, in Germany; his Spokane Survivors include his widow, Wasbbigtoo . 58 34 Twin Falls; Mrs. Edward Dismissed maternal grandfather, Jim Herzinger, Joseph Clavette. Mrs. Willis Henderson. Heybum; three sons. Steven Wimupeg 6 -15 McO>y, Hailey, and one Osbome, Honnie Osborne and both BiM; Mrs. Orvel Brown, Jerome; Joseph Tellechea, granddaughter.------isryan usoortie ~alI SPECIAL and William ForemaB. both Mrs. Jesse Rdlland and Juan 7 The family suggests one daughter, Glenda Osbome. Idaho CasUeford; George Erhardt Leturiondo. all Shoshone; Mrs. memorials to the Blaine County Gilbert Shertll, C3ii CO, Calif., and Heybum; one brother. Alvy and Vefana LaPray, both Filer; Memorial Fund. Low Pet». Dena Hennessey and Ida Watts, Mrs. Peter Fabela, Hagerman. Osbome, Canby, Ore., and two Bear Lake 47 31 both Jerome; Russell Larsen, Uncles. Ruel &uth, Oakley, and Buhl 56 16 Kimberly; Richard Etters, (lassia Memorial Mrs. Hoffman Ira Taylor. Heybmn. 53 a Bsrlev Wendell, and Mrs. Charles Admitted Funeral services w ill be Fairfield 43 8 BUHL — Mrs. Carl (Delores) Atterbury. Sun Valley. Henry Forrester, William announced by Walk Mortuary. » 24 Hoffanan, former Buhl resident, Dismissed Reed, Jessie Hobbs. Arthur R Final rites will be hdd in the Jerome 57 23 died S a ti^ a y morning at the Mrs. Henry Clouser and son. Thomton, and James R. Booth, Rupert Cemetery. Levtstoo Valley Memorial Hospital, a 44 Luray Trabert, Frances Hills. all Burley, and Mrs. Carlos B. PocateSo 44 33 VaWma, Wash., of a short Mrs. Neal Hansen and son, Camahan, Heybum. R i^crt 54 18 illness. Joumalism enmllm Emma Treihaile. Mrs. Roy Dismiss^ T v ta F tfb S3 22 Funeral services will be nation’s colleges increased 19 Bock. Mrs. Edwartl Sidello a n d D o n Thaxton, Mrs. Abe announced by the Hopkins Buhl per cent in 1969, says the daughter. Mrs. Robert Fries,; Hatisen and son, Kimberly M. Funeral chapel. Newspaper Fund, Inc. 38IKCLASS REMINDER Raymond Holmes. Mable Mauer, Mrs. Dmey M. Baggett, ROOM SIZE HOUSTON (LTIv-I. C WU- I^)tter, Timothy Spearing, Jana all Burley; Jennie Bailey, Hamn did not think his brother. Dunken, Olan Genn, Julie Albion; Melrose Burgess, Paul, TFE Denms. of Alfiany. Ore.. had Cullip, Cynthia Artenbum, Mrs. and Mrs. Michael H. Matthews kept in touch enough tver the Carlton Killgore. Mrs. Richard and son, Declo. ^ârs-'So Williams wrote shis Johnson and son, Mrs. C. K. PURPLE SH[ELD brother in Oregon and told him : Nesbitt, Lloyd Shane, Mrs. (•oodin^ Memorial ”In your bâlf, I have William Matthews, Nora Hash, submitted your name to several rVed Moore, Jessie Bailey, all Dismiss^ PLAN RUCS FutiotMil TTiailing May each rwin Falls; Gerald Ifildreth, Mrs. Doug Wood, Delores aelivery during the year remind Hansen; Mrs. Jack Bean and Higley, David Jones and Vint you of me." ^ Morgan, both Haielton; Turner, all Gooding, and PAYS FI NERAL BILLS ENJOY THE LASTING JOY OF lennifer Buel, Murtaugh; Mrs. Mildred Robinson. Shoshone. Clarence L^yne, Elden; Shawna ^ SI aM.RIPTU»N R\TK>» FELINE FELON The Idaho Purple Shield Plan is the only Funeral Zink and Conrad Honstein, both HOUSTON (UPD —R. E. Fox O u r b e a u t i f u l r o o m s iz e THETIMKS-NK»*« Filer; Mrs. Richard Murray Plan sponsored and recommended by T a in I'all*.. Idaho .Ir was UD earlv in his kitchen and sort, and Beveriy Eridcson, w t ^ he noticed the doorknob members of the Idoho Funeral Service Association B» *^rrirr toth K i n d l y ; Eva Fowler, the kitd,en door was turning. Per monlli Burley; Kimberly Remiers, RUGS SO DURABLE AND Fox. a w ite a cat burglar had Hecommrniii'd h\ ( D a il. & Sunda> I Hailey; Patricia Blinco. Paul; been operating in the neighbor M ail Orvel Fairchild, Hagerman; hood, crept to the door, quickly, P aid in \d«anrr Zelma Brandenburg, , Coeur opene4 it and caught the EASY TO CARE FOR. ( D ail* & >mfda> » d'Alene; Mrs. Everett "burglar” —his neighbor’s cat. I M o n th ...... McAnulty. Jackpot, Nev.; ti VEJUlS TARDY' feM oBlh-. Ixretta Spencer, Ontario, Ore.; SEATTLE (UPD —The Seat I > r a r ...... Frank WaHick, BuhL and Mrs, tle Library System held a free Terrific value on th^se rugs cut from famous name M «tl ««b-^ription^ Oliver Smith and daughter, day Friday for retumine tardv Jerame. rool ends, heavy backing to insure stability rd v h rrr ra m e r ADDISON AVENUE EAST One of the overdue books TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Sizes 12'xl5'&12'x18' Disznisicd returned was “ Sundown Slim” PHONE 733-4900 Betty Eccles, Rcabo; Cindy chedced out in 1927. TIMES-NEWS Jolley. Carey; Debfaoe Collier, SLBSCRIBERS Belle^Tje. and Alice Broyles, WE BUY, $ Elena Nelson and Nancy Helps YOU provide /N Al)\ -/ \CE: - f o r sg r^ ic r o n Maccarrilo. all Hailey. SELL and ■ >... ,:>r 88 Paper Delit er> Minidoka Memorial IK A U b ------

C all your carrier Admitted 'o n e PERSON or ENTIRE FAAAttY Con1inuous“fiIiment nylon pile witfi fricot protected foam Irene Stoddard. Barley, and Uw ^ GUNS Dora Mix, Rnpert • AG|S 1 to^O rubber bocking. In a beautiful array of colors. Avocodo, or 733-0931 RED'S M i^ Rnhy Drosle and Mrs. • LOV/-COST MONTHLY PAYMENTS Rust, G o ld I B efare 6 p.n>. l« or Betty Johnston, both R q w t ; brfarv lO aua. on S■Mlat^ Bm A n tc te rte , HeyborBv,and— L • GOOD ANYV/HERE IN THE WORLD f t i i l Qm di and daughter. I ndrr»rittn>K\ Pirrrr \atirtfuU.ifrln*«niiw^^rnmfun». I .>• B vley. * 3 6 — * 6 6 ■ * 7 6 ! IDAHO PURPLE SHIELD PtAN 1 «e 6&108 )detvc KINDERGARTEN ENROLLMENT I P.O. Boi 7786, Boiie, Idoho 83707 j I GENTLEMEN: PleaM* send me. without obligation, vour | Ok like e* ‘•Vo' For 197 0 71 School Term I pUntorclirv*mvfamilvofiIlfnncrale*pen5^. ^ . REGISTBl NOW — 733-1446 n.cvmcutui I MAME " 1 •ag Old moA w x b m — m o txxHn w* ladMl* da ng&. USE PENNEY'S TIME PAYMENT PLAN. T- I T E A O ia t^ M n . OoiMia M ouidbi 4k Nbm. Jaon Siolay IHm Mairidfa Dancing I 3«1ThinIAv^.N. 733-1446 I M IIM BPB AGES I______Two Teams ; Dividend Noted Sunday/March 2t/mo Tinm-Nfws. Twin Falb, 3 At Valley By Sugar Firm (UPI^^ UUMdiiw Sugar Oonipiany has Get Honoi^ declared a regolair: senuannual dividem) of 40 rents a share on to»c«Clfae tbe flnn's outstanding 2J71,za leeeii ^ traiMm Btte stares of

PTA Elects Main & Monroe Street • Lorge Commercial Officers Foiproy Divbwosher , . RAVieOSTSON rJCHFIElZi - Mrs. So3 . . . m im g r r af tbe IVio • M oplc Cutting Table A3±-t2Sat t£ DP» pPfSlteg F ab ClawibiT «f r — mrrrr. ..r H;cii5jf'3 ?TA. In- «aike master •( cemMBies at • Counters SSeltfing I SLiZliian:. rf i ie sew riBoers a Ikr Jajccc's pis|iB0ishrd and Cojntef Supplier scijsidsd fnr iie Sjr-J rrmcemg. Serrire hmnpHt at 7:3t pjSL Mri. Gtiirjes SiElcaae is vice Ifaaday at thr Aawieaa LÊioa • Books Clothing COMPLETE pTfcSQfa:; JJtrs. We33eI2 Kajg. HaETKe^. Oival uuwra «10 be Fornityre ond ii-xTf-iT}, in d M ri Davjd eae^t speaker. Three Twin Miicellor>eccs Used STOCK OF F-gr.r-.fiMi. irtis rT e r, Mrs. FUb resUeab will be boMml Merchoodise ricciid RDe-Ser and iHrs. .Ibt t A this is what it ifcib hiur •fcea JM B te a tetee ttK rtjtf her rrnaê Sbr p*sfced »iii far tkeir aatstaadlng Hardware Co. ■jlSaûts were ssaed lo ihe • 8' Sodo or>d Ice Creom test. * test can jBacsacv d*r fO~ avap; cabr>v tet btca tbe two Laws To Curb Drunken Drivins ;=jîers sriciuiis-i iflrs. K ai^ New laws are =int in. e& ct n «tc ias beer. j-rrAnig i; ii- s e ice x e i w n a t car £»c aijfc- .1-- M.-S.- F. JI. CYowtiier an eBart w keep £•: sUis-'s Oiss. Bat c e ce rs aineeid rat S if 3 « scale irw a a S 3 » Sae aat '!Crt S crl .îns.. traffic deafii uC. dL-wa. ani :J’ ceccrtax. a = c t r ac^ xrri 53 —nrrCht ir js i. 'Titt '■'.n v 'lTiTT -niT»r a * Twar Falii ■ keep peopte wi» dn=k u ea^-eaa £ e jOHa; a iieszer y‘TB7trf —' J.VES'.TU-E, WTi .UPI>— dnvtQ^. l i l e m x e js S i t * znx=. i OCT zrizsK xx a 3T ^js r: te; -tad %3M, toe- Tbe Ccy Camdl TVirraaf Srdnrrarfaer set oat in Jast tow efiecCw Sese Liss perscn lad — a m i. ■5a« 33: yw: aacsderwd irmpa? Ins sa:nr=j:.!iif' Saturday look- wiB be ts iccpeciiE^j i; be leec. .*£ i:.rw£Td to a pleasant but naScaCnia 3 irea cccns ; *ci per lis law jni: in* wdi iti* sliitf :aw . i o i i x :a t s r gjesc J = : j ^ Bt -B-ii: dTiTE.? d3»-n the accfcer law w±b:s. weo: ie beSTer i;. irrefiad iar Ob Feb- J a law redLurmg tie —■.iizif cc ■litf >!li>«raifcBe Rud x-t.: w ^ q £ Sis crrsr- wsin imaer tie r.- biood aiccfaDC leirei ti> preaacie ;c cJir-jSTil — ~e rj:* Kaiir.'JCtrarks iic oriexpixmed ctrrrag whi> :^!der x.- 3trs ■sgrar.ire =i2c« ±ac a rf^stcf.. sHi!l when the Siiecce of :iLcctcl tj II per re-^crns a :3. tae mzrTi.. wis -reilarje i".' ssjci cect went inm e&ct, Liatc .-s=tr-.i-d, v-^r— tr.tfi u,' ire* tbe State Pci:*;e s u i the? la-rs cu j«ric.a •~;ci'.-r:i-d Hi'*Tb^"er SSHi- augu tu; be hj aaasr tie ■n-xzti'} n fccc ■»"Z tOLiTtS- WiMQ * tTSSCa tills law fcas hati uir Xtn dr.'êr f uenrs ct i^ ritcL ±i: 4P3t:ji* hs1 Be waa&ei * s ibe TSa ^ .nnCTj-rsisa; r;_ :je : t-ii? ~jnca sacwTUijeue w is derodksbed. =a;x:e, w -.is =.a=.j 'sec:£n:« a:, i .-.(mro.in rstr ■»!=:-. iirje lo g « his -asCtf lEOer ■=»' Li«e s& t x ocioid |ack iq> J p e n if ir? p w » B x «*«= be pn31ed au.-waacss - ciset C.;c-s~rti,.‘c. i l s i ^^saf'ac'ric-rs'ivisc'-- -~ f— n!g--rrietrads..it faiew Vi iih Sea Bee^ i ir>e Opering.s are z c s a- jilitur .n. tbe Sea Bees. acccrfiM S; SaTT recrailers. A z jta x wttfc eapenerc! ir You Are ra idvamr's. m is a n ^ , eiectnct; cy Clay DOW OC atwoanrfone4:alf jem-»asis al cse raik cf E4, tteri daas pec; INVITED officer

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Teddy’s Prospects On The Rise . , I- t ■ . f ,. BOSTOX 'jXEAl - Tbe inÂJadca jaet a jear , Q m h ideotoftse ii",inwi|;iamTiig s d e efecSs. in oMaABe abent Sen. £d- Xo ooe xc ins nor aov and !he ptf.smfff of wB^ger ooK 'igravegy cnptimg «oed SC Kcnoedbr diese is ■ Demar r ^ leader ^ tractiTe Bfpobfirac corid cirrM r flag Oiiic it wxs far n a«y Ihe w ft CEi|wiccDei)t in I k faai any an dqidlt Sastjvar. sfotte. He :is 3boA & x ttie octBaaiy Bdk n Obs sate bn e I alley's Hom e Metcspaper flat te -win im (i«e«d is Ibal Ok baanipt c( ti» KEfOUaiBd Ear Oroe beetle davs the Patrick’s Day parades aad senoKS »■»«*«>»» i» UA j«eT^ J k b k t haaiMga into Cbap- SanbBy. 2». '»*5® , Ai'Wesserjre*.. F-cfafti*r /) PWCkg ?S3-CS3I ' traeir aeeUkeat^ Hmt setsn paquddick. Otom^ cBerine to g r e a lesimriTine CTBcb6<3lnirtaP toOc of coBfidaoe^ to the severe adr-jmfirtruM* Tbe '. focgrrers isclaxie KecBHids' asserted last July in especialfr acksovleiîiig coaftised a e^6e« « « inthe aftennafc of lorabest crttacs eC epiaia f e i&e eoadeaL wixT^ mnmrre are OSTcilvd A I an conriBCBd be wants that On The Issue •yocBg BcnaE seueCaiT. Jtair tjasscripl. o » » If^ e d in a Jo Knpfrtmf. &eA tas: Je^v- BaSUo conn safe, itieased to wtile tic&qs gfm w jy uale :±)e poU&c cBoe it is dear » Ik acdOeeStSi Xew York City., becaiise of it5 stnkers cieaiiy bad tao rfg»n? eo iarSier lefal probeediass mill c^ve o£ ac aU woaOtB t s v ^ . S3», fctcn Jbe heaaii^gs. Sadi size- 'and sheer coc- cause not Tt2>£ mcocrrerBence beat AT SL S tek ’s anrHAaima m pr.'OMn^BSsaexdsst fix aesatar Cc-r:ril:o^ of huirarîty, is a real hardship for less of Lavresee. I sa* a djteraaaed ^lErJae^g are tut £kcs|^-. :nagnifying glass or. ■ all ibe ct otnec citizens, wttatewer thecr 'mid2e-as«! »m gn grab toOsy are so pnrijlenis ^haX beset A m a ic ^ ■griei'aiuces. Sara acd ksB btm eo £ecbefari> be » « s Fxsuck's Day parade ia SoBifli U 5 Post Office shoiild have begun stead. it got its back wfascfa may BctsUEu 5* as ^MijinujtT* 3 New York, and it is do{ sur have been understandabfie bet was irtnxiSoKd as “a ir w i c j h a t ^ ■nspeefed seca2a-.~ ace iirsltgy ineieting with key prising that oDe "of the factors hardly conducive to fowaring aatTC respacse mfcncfc 5:Cb«red sa his lofty BasUn precrpitati'g' toe strike . the CTOtiocal temperatores. :V3S tjpaai rf tae •asaSij' aSat..lbes«.luid been ^ i b a s in aer:aana b% inaiLrnen that they be What really be g r w C s ^ be gX a iiig - F tira a jT aad Decfcnibfer. ai-corced’ a ' cost-of-iivir.g dit- illegal is the way Congress Isas carade rccaes. Haite mas lo Se2::iedy'$ brotber-in-law, rertsstia] :o n’-ate ^ for : been handliiig — or rather, T isiie ycealsy cntarai .SmTfli af Sew Y o A , a cos: of l!Vi-:a :n Nea- York. mishandlfng — the postal ser.->ce pUcard coa!i be $«:: a p e jp e r ^ saraded only tbe Postal ■a-orters’ pay lE legisiated for. lo. these ISi> years- acy»tiire. sessioe. by C-cicgrefes * on a j natiocrai-cie Coogress was. before the sarjue. I Caaed tsiof »tS: KerattSr PxiaiiJj- be ramott rame iriiicirm 'scale — ahencver that considering a btll wocLd raise frtsaieiy. o a » c tis cfixa is£s iCJ BiC.A2Hg 4e5 1--5 Tninifin abcvt Rassen aoj TCte iciargm cS 1364, tcbeo be tcid> iiDQS u ne to do so after postal workers' salaries fcy aiwciC overieokias :is sjc-awizE* *ss beeped TsagitcSly by Sea. ■L^fc-rrrp care rt^-n»i aanuDee. adequate :or a man i s Prairie du per cent trscrease- e«E finec !=s sir:ls ■;? sj-=3t*I' {or hrm-es a bacdsoEzte pay pa-en as postage cotSs EMcn: — IS years a^_ c a c tsske bm ^W a bero To tbe basjc issue of »"ages must and service drteriorates I: says tie Fneocfc are CE tbe Soar a} Cajgress — cn ine added otiier coeSplamts. such as Such a corporatioo wocid sti£ be cx«»Tr:g frees VatCa-r. V ixct. straii»:<>'s riae's blood Far at iie raniy of merit raises, poor a mooopoly. hcrse^^. and there iey tiai 5 »*la£ iappoaJ ai.jci, tbe tcp baa ^0 t£> lundi ■ 3-.ar. asec, a obccT 'x h jf c« i '<*arkm£ conditjons- the pear im- ro gijarantee that it »o c Id be tbe ANDREW JUUY »rj3 tbe bti=3cts EC t» eteraitx." i i 'js. now. C's EXt sZ t a i passiaity of advancing la rank cure ! '-aI' that’s urrtaig -«ith tbe -tid Hep jBc:tis’ suggested 0 ta-VieCaci'’ t::ac sbeotrsr n tiê fatnre a beca'Jse most tap Post Csnce *ocs Post Ottice or that it wvxikJ no*. The Hit-Run Solution Newspapers d IS jears i g ; ca3 far ■u«3- :f ~.a3f b}' any ar-e pctiucai patronage pi'iims. ha\ e to increase postage rates -eZ; earned dire preilctixs &ie tbr = « = * « ■ rf Cascpesa. -eTery T i«se are grêi-ancet not restricted bej-craf wfca: they J-~e e c v Fn.:ci woitd szjr’t-lx -‘ijse =»=3bar af Caagress sboald --ji^varSsc--: {x-ir.:«2> he :c "i'C'TE / P ri\-3.'e parcel cKhviey ageccr-es face' i they direc Zs n rte ^ pne-dirate nis ~X e ca whether be -Z zf trjf r<-Tt:i-- anie to, p-rov-ide £ocd service »fciLe ' i ptniire. j; saoild 'n:.: ever, s : •le reso;ia.-^= ■ ended =p w t i otxe "ciiesi'' fiuecoe stater3en.t bad hut 1 banning ;t t*ecame academic a±en making a profit \Vh>- coC thrvra- all is c jf js zx;> jorarisE tia: tbf?- — nppcsing eftrslaaoc cf Ir.e thin e v ^ ai«ue ia.: aa: arts ramber of tens of th jfusands of u orkers across mail delivery. tncixaiing £rst-class =*-r» snb=urtt ±usii uTi ijsi ztJii a Cxmrunns: wishes, and tbe hack of his a*reer,e-.: .“-^: --.ene i c u i i be ts ccS ;f 2ie jnsgk. In aa 1 Sse a®£a£crs wfeo CriatJEKri to band lo CEpitiii Hill. aîrrr^^’-e S'-ti rr Ccnîr?:5s. saeurtm jesr. |«ne miBa eapect rf lijr Iriie ibisiifiHs: tear France apart and szbi±t- iragxcr. at*d 3;'. tie bra V-«!a.-oz3ier resisaaoe. He taer pcsSjoc cf pciaa: - =;» lart-rtEiuf Saci ar. 33 wJi aoed a!:; tbe ear.-cs-agemeat L i O n g e r Days ■>piit33icce frcm etSer Szsi :c iTPerciaiti sad. cjui: be ART BUCHWALD i s rjc rK frxa ■. x i Tt3<:^r.iC i-j jc j :trtt ;tf s»-;-eri2 ■Tta-\±==cs:rBtia3’s present •.'.eczac. far Frenct. was —jiy ir,e wai:* 'sbaali 1 timk, so i-nofctrvis.vely a* . There is y:m e±-ng to ce said for On The Judse ^ tad ^-sescnaac, Ycc a a i' szpersesfe pt-TisEraijsp. is to i-Tst th a t ; e » p erson s note tt?e dar^ -i'-ter -evemras.. tct most _t trieaiE ra* n-'.-^.r-'ur ,aei c ’cCsroe to ^!;v»irt x z sa- redace .An?}- by three ~.an£r unni sud& ^y. one day, it :s persons > earn icr tre kjcg days a p i « r.-ii; V vrjz^r. V.-.SH:NGT0N - T^-e.-e sTc * Testziect *tict fc-iT« iv isia a i i j IfT i Tb s nmcf. that darkness des^«■.■i^ ^n 'srsa il tl mn..h-f m seens lo be no an a to tbe eli debate The rr'-.~ r.^:: I guess. Cf -X'O'S)?. kss acid bail yozrseif cct aar CTieroeated fTTcra:?" watbo Jt are ge'.'trtg longer light changes are not S/i ir-aaad tr>;ci. i —c^-t tb» d a r e e agains: £be nirst is tba: =e can't expect nrcct v . i tbe Tbts S » C cied S i t e s 3 a ;* t.~-ng a. ijcag wttb apfcased re tiz . r-ciz. 7 i.tr cnange. sôe the shortest fxcicsot.nced as farther rjyrh tut HXr.TXStnrtix! r.Es ■lurirf nr less be waffi-t a vi xadsqâte ?ec-pie « e ca-se liEs n aaid take oar Arm } VataaB aod ty cct b a ^ t.-tbe s ia n wis beanre tbe na> c.n D e c Z i. is êad]. m-crs ± e %-anancc is cccsicferatfe — re.e-r'j-r ? X ix ac judge CE tbe federal beacb. To worti^ here " saRpar: this cb ar^, Carsratei; “ Wha: are jcu tc Sug-Jtirm rcie a* pctoscac Vjeteac h^pi-n -TTnF thar. tnrfte rjaurs. a dav Each -eek from appro.xima.te:> :■? bxrs cc m3sr -.'-aasateraDoz, tbe .' zs 3z zcex- Me.tr-miie.. iitt ctztis Jl«in utediscrejadgesand people aad cept;o.-ial j-i£ e , azd he's presaei -arrf .iised boafijn^ lawyers, Tbey are ei:ritled tc a 03ctr:iia;:> dare .rvico^ timtr GT *ear Then wtll ccme the htg cecsacc. rf Sad inrres jr Ijas. the hrtJe representit:nn, aren't make tznseiJf r^ztewcrCrv zz tie eERRTS W every 3oe ssarts thmk'ng ai>:.iit a VVhere »tU it oe ' WeO. at this pocnt aisacc^: z£ zxsre =aiitarT ai- aeT”- lesgai'professiac, Carsweh Has a vacatfoa. Vacatxs:'’ That's a wa> know. 2 s mcjch about it as v e xrsers. and tbe.tenad ise of .And Sea RiisseB h o a g . mnrrtt^« n.^r d M e that iets you ^ -soojepLace do. But it will be socnc where. *'»*iiinc«srs*' Jnn; legaiar CS. anotber CarsweSI defmder. has Tnahries. aad he represepts else so -. cu will be satEfied to come All the Eterature we receive is said flie Ibited SUtes seeds a erery Siing that we stand fcr hack brcae hang arxxmd ftr beaotifxil Each tocality k »k s hke -V: 'Srs tza*. X33C has 30 “B" tfrrVnt ac a "C " sSodeat siDceiSty. hoaesT} aad anoeher year. the right oce Each loc^ty has its M arcuE rf ad.Tprmg acr nf 'S » jnstced of ac “ .A” 00 tbe s>e<&ocn *v .~ , Mr. Spectator is jusi kke good and bad podsts bat. in QOs: cbK=s" a » s . as SaprcEK CDtrt.' -U n r are tse y figrar.g bis deaeramed as Sen. IfiBtani & came as so sa rp rtse Is cae jHy fMfrfyiMni? if he's au jo c sar everjooe eise. He's strivtt^ to go' cases, the go^ poiots are far Ftihn^rnC^. at- Uexico? voor own or ^ too do it Ghe wav : tfbe giWBinmml cf after waBooe Sigtts v p, I stead of ‘B' aad 'C Oiirtrgtt 56eit say was ta wr^''tfae \tr and do it? y t—ii'iim fond Myaeg jb a t.tke^d|^ > ts be )a 7 arr wittiB a e csnfi-ies of the apart- D oc'ttei^! -todsweet thoqglte ss aMed. ~I d9 aOt sasA tr tB voD, too! Sunday. Atarch 9 . IfTO nmes-Mlews. Twin Fal^. Idaho 5 1 High School Preparing^^ C E M E N T E3LPORTS 4' ^ OSLO (U tnv-Norw ay is the tiggest exporter of cement, in' BEGINNIMG Times-News Public F orum ■•I' Shakespeare Showing Ev«pe''-«iSi' a record IJ inlBoQ~~tflfis* shipped* in* 1969; A. F. DAVIS The T«iB Fidls H «|i Scfatel been nnder oa this for some compared with 8290B0 tons in WATCH m ar savia Leader O f CA,P I k w a Depattmeat and stadcat time^ 190. The Umted States toc^ 30 WUl aOJI SATUkOAYS Birth Gonlrol Lack In Coverage Of b o * * e now p t« |*iiig h r the Anthwitirity b the key word per cenl of the expot|s, the rest 229 Main Ave. W. secoad n d magt auiMtioiis as fbey assesohte the OQsbnes; .going to Africa, the Canary _____ KTH BUIUUhIC Suggestions Contab■ Inw ' TI ' . F..w”* w * • ^Î®® ^ ^• » ^------s k s yodnctioa of, tto year. thersblitdDiicostnme vwD faiy imri Asia. Appear In INpie • Editor. 'Kmes-Neas; Tteam and Bnice and _ I n U i a i C h a n g e s r a ^ I k « a m . ” richness and - color._Tîr . ^ LAST 3 DAYS On Mard» a some 3D0 senior Baroey Glavin frcm Filer also EiStor, tSmes-Jfe«sV n i s is tbe most iawdved and models fior costnmes came from ‘ ^tar, Ttiaes-NCTre: / provided entertainmeiit. faisrcadbtaR in ie c l ever dooe other prodoetions o f this pUy. lU s is jnst a note to sbmr our citizens and.people interested in FnDy tealiziiig that it is liiaH ntlG O C K EXPOSES THE MOST tbeir atoatian gathered for an Farmers BreiUiers Coffee to use initials for by the high school drama one ef which is the stewing of . sopport of Mrs. Robert Smith's aD day conference at the- CSI c o m p ly . Pepsi-Oda Bottling names' of organizaUons I departmmt, actardmg p » tbe “ Midsummer Iîgbt’s Dream” -EXPLOSIVE SPVSamOFTHISCLVriRi! letter of Xiarch 21 in which she Fine Arts Amfitcritan. & ie to Oonopany and Gem Slate Paper believe tbata release on March director. Mr. Bradford done by England’s Royal stated aiat malang birth control the volnote of newsworthy contributed tfae- B!freshH>ents. ______I tnist that il Shakespeare Ctaq>aiQr on CBS iTifffrwî»tinn availaUe to high Hickerson. The «im is events of that day. this Scoots from Ttoop 79 acted as was imintentional but to dear it. televisicn Fs*. 9 .19S8. studer.Ls was in effect anthfntirity ô id ,a c c « c y to gathtftng was not mentiooed ja usfaer^ and tbe senior up ^ prevent confusido I Shakespeare’s orijginal fcflw-the teienaaa and other ♦»TWnp them to go ahead and thp local paper. citizens oo 4nd off tbe b like to point out the . prrxtartinn. to pnxkiee a. truly Shakespearean eSorts. tbe high ~*î3ve sexual jitercoursc, just It is felt toat the puMk should Such an nxipressive list old Knglish attouspbert school play wSU have, chamber' TT,»k> sure that t^;sy don t get following: be made awareof socfaa nniqae that tbe Magic Valley people The initials c i the C\P have, Ibe TTtain diaiacters are BiB music 6cc« by inLsc stadertg , pregnant. . meeting. When this number of are interested in helpwg since m i . stood for QvU Air tbe instruEsent being w i' In foDowiag the same Une of Barton as L j«ider. Oaney pecê gather to solve tteir own thems^ves. and the senior Patroi. not for Community ••recorder," the same -Jih- reasoning we would Uke to sejL. Oemests as Demetrios, James problems, it-‘is felt that the citizens of their c o m n ^ ty . it; cater, t for which many ' X ^dm iahted far the benefit of .A.ction Program. The CAP Salisbury as Nick hM oxr.. c u r .. commuruty is" going to tie far There were nationally and Bach's conservalco'\ cisambe# ^ ^ e t j - any infomiiUon on the served with honor during World Jamie ADred as BafOala/Joyoe better off tow itls sohing its rîooally known speakars who War n and has bpen active music composiuons were ALFRED fc.l31 23 is Wjffiam -aid dassesTlTinigi.! encourage perieixed cfcrama sarients. with 1 many firms and organizatiocs aspect oI the conference was tbe asakespeare’s cut-hlay. eddag aroidatê acci-ear. imAi citirens. that Kirkinan Brothers program. C. A. P.AHROTT ' ' engine abuse: dentists- they Admittar.ce to the per- donated the services (rf coe of It dvouM be noted here that Squadron commander. might encourage poor dental fbrtnances w-Jl.. be b> r*aer\-e their buses l»lh in the morning the guest speakers com- Twi.-! Fans' tickets GT-:> Tbe pubiic wii; t>e hygiene; clergixien, they ptocented the aodience tor their and afternoon to transport PORaGN LABOR infortied a t e ; Ecie: sales will might encourage smnint senror citizens to the meeting, awareness and interest in STOCKHOLM tUPr - Tbe long as people repcr.’.l; begin. the First .Assembly of God dicated in tbe size of tte tur number of foreigners workirjs fir«nen, they might encourage NE.WCOMER Qiurch and Easlside Soothera nout. which e<]ualed that of a in Sweden totaled 203.387 at tbe mamt^rninp fire hazards, ar.;l HOLLYVfOOD iLPl i-Y ko- Baptist Church funished similar conference ir. Boise. end of 1969. motst tbeoi en- s!-'i\-ian aewcicmcr Befam t'et- D AILY undertakers, they might transportation at lanch. Rev M the dose, the group was Scandmavian. aceordir.^ to Swe- iriu will lour in Toronto. LUNCH $ m courage deaUil Bob Harvey played piano at the assiired there woold be a foEow *sh labor officials- .Amacg ibf . ; B IIX COOPER Fliiladelphia. Washington -V- S«C1ALS luncheon, the Gooding I>“J! up comprehensive program foreign workers were' JBjTj I • Jercme ^ liinta and Dallas pror:.-otu-jg developed and that each of them Fl-uis. lS;t36 Daces, H.riO ftfst .toeiican nyy\-.e "Tfce SHORTY'S CAFE would be coctacted individually Vttgosiaiians. IX41» Norw — one of these pe-jple beiog Nations treaty"’ "These stress IS the fairness of the my husband who is the other enough to,_ consider the saire. agriculture programs are aivestigatian we had when the unnecessary school board Will the NTO comment on the designeid for a one world school boETd draded to call in member three artides written in Ibe FtO R A N c^jmmSdities marketing board Ihe state ofSoals tc help ^ Guardian. Sept 4, ISol. Sept. H. Featured with K A S m CKUrriMCS! To all of you from all Sow j-ou fellows t-hat 1 am and social economic justice iioive our protBen'.s 19C and Nov H , ISW’ This is of «s . . . To tnak* It mor« •nioyabU TBY rrferring to, I hope >-c-jx family What djes niean to the Don't get me wrong. 1 am not and friends are proud cf you. I the one and same^ commumst S l . > ' i j l l t t r. . I I , a M O V il! ______taocbng&efixate peiê in any newspaper that _____ rontrols’’ hope the people >t)u represent, l.a5t. but notaeast. nave us®r wav/T^je?' had a real tou^ job atuoking the LDS Church. as school b o ^ members, are persons considered proverbs 11. I Si:::. t TO-D-A-Y What I am referm ? to is three proud of >-oa. Bat. most of ;ill I However. these arl’c!es of oor school t»ard members referred to are liM per ce jt m \-erse. 35. wherein it say-s; "He hope you are proud of your that__wtthh'-ideth c o m , the Poors open 12:15 p.m. The gatelnvestigauK-s iixj- selves- .^fler alTTtEat is wno >\3U ~tavur of-the N~FO ....MGREAISTARS pec^Je shall curse him; but TMEAT Kfc RATED GP wi-Ji srhoci board meribers or. have to liN-e with the most Is coUecD\-e bargairung iâlly free enterprise’ Wockij t a bJessings shall be i^xjo the head too^ A EmHond Monday around i pm. a.nd By th,e way, the Mr J-anes I ►HONt r34-7400 monopoly on pnce flung tnng c4 hun thjl seileth it." Baniaig ^jenl an hour, cnore c>r less, refOTed to is the other un AT 1 2 -3 0 -3 :3 0 -4 :5 0 - 7,00 - V: 1 5 with them, each one \ti:cing his an anti-trust suit or cont-ol by • is I not mentiar,ed FRIDAY, APRIL 3 necessary beard member and Siirelv we all need tc- get a optnion TT*en the state people happens to be the chairman. the government like utilit: es are ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE. hctle more light sbed on a were to meet with Uie public, MRS. WA'V'NE SORENSON coctrofled now’ -And isr T this i WELLS High School 6ym j one at a time or in small groupe, the very thing we don’ t need subject so surroundee said that slif tiad called Mr T>jesdav aftemooa. 146. isn l the broadest legal Jones and t-ha'. be kiKw .ncthuig loophole ever devised ■ »hy has it about It either The state s chief eieciaive been qiiestiooed by H lUand 4uid The next m'Trru-T’ I asVed or.e wtZ] be in Uie district cotit ' Hart, attorneys at law in MANAGEMENT! of the three bârJ tr-emhers rootns as ihe Blaine Coonty Den\-er, Colo * M ay! quote this what bnd of a meetL-w L*>e> courthouse from 1 anti 5 pjn. bylaw? "The board c i directors lari Pighi with the s;a!c in No appointmect is necessary of the NTO shaB d tod e cn ail vestigators I **>.'> in! DHTied ■-'".at and Bud Purd> . Picabo, Blaine questions involving in n was not a bi.iir,l meeting I County GOP chairman, said terpretation of these bylaws and then asked him comt three civic leaders, mayors and make decisicns oo oiatters not board mcrr.bers were preser.t ccnaniisicners are especially covered by these Irr laws hK- ana the other two kne» aothmg •jTged attend. ahoa: it and V replied. 'We ENDS dittel have Uîe tc czH them " SUN. - M O N . - TUES. TUESDAY I Now there were several M O T O R -.^ NOW I ;*^■Tple wi>o saw these three MJffiCH 29-30-31 Easter Sunday m a r c h 29th n iv E - I N A p p o i n l e d GATES OPEN 7 00 p.m board menibers «aiti.ns t-Se;r m O N i 733.*7'J6 Join in Ihe Annual Eosler Egg Hunt . . . Free Prizes tom Is £a-m a.r<1 la'k with the THE En< U S 10 >« Esitlond On KIDS PREE tnvesteators and one persor B O Isr UPl - Gov p e r - stated that he know? they Samuelscc, has appointed Ntc* aosEs TMUtSOAY waited at least 40 minutes while Plato. 41. Bonners' Ferry, to SAVAGIiWilD OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. B f fe m e us W itdiiht be was ir. there and L'wre was 'succeed the Late John Ijfocard another ladv ahead cf them. as Ecundary- Co-jnty commis- Fey had really wanted them. the Boundary Coor.ty Cattle M A T M S •Sim. 3 p. ML man s Association and is chair Now. what do \tw suppose ‘.hey Hreploces - Tables wooM be discussing with these man of the U n d efeated state investigators at this dary County B oaH foT HealBi- REX PICNICING; o f Shade 111" pMticjrar- time? The price cf He has been active in a num postage stamps>tbe pnce of a ber of organiiations concerned SHOSHONE. IDAHO giobe,or how to puB teeth? with cattle and water. Light Hookups Y o v gness'is as good as mine. Showers tkaff irt rrif fiiir CAMPING: nundedmes wbo are saywg oor M O V IE R A IT W O S ^ ISifeglS AMtt leaehers, cooks a ri janitccs. YOUNG PEOPLE: have nbt beer, fair w ift tbe Sandwiches principal' — that the teachers s.Kjfi>MV at SN ACK BAR: k e Cream are hysterical, aaotiacal old lasttmestoiite fnUy-doddies. and that the GRAND VU HORSEBACK RIDING Gates OpwnTÔOprjn. TMNTO HEATER • Rated GP:

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Local Exhibition Reveals W o r t s O f Three Artists

The College of Southern Idaho is currently Gooding; Sun Valley Gift Shop in (he ' presenting the works of three Magic VaUey Valley Mall, and LeWalt's Intenors, KetcnainL artists in exhibition at the Fine Arts Center. She received tier art tramtig t t » The show b eg^ March 10 and vriU continue University of Minnesota in. an htscoiy .wrf through April 10, with view'ers welcome dail}^- appreciation; the Upiversitj of Itlalta-: when the building is open. Workstop^on Wheels in oil; tin; CbGe^ of Featured in the exhibition are works by Southern ISiBb ui ail and watercalur. anif S xie , Stanley Vandenbark. of Vandenbark Studios. Lee Parkinson. Oyden. ut oils. Kunberly; Marilyn Bockus LaCroix. Gooding, and George Walton, Twin Fails. Her exhibits and awards inrlinW Best a£ Mr. Vandenbark is a nativ-e of Twin Falls, Slow. Goodmg Count> Fairs m 1983^ I36S ami- receiving his higher education at the College of 1967; Twin Falls YMCA far Bast lit S a iv in.,* Idaho, Caldwell, from 1953 to 1955; General 1967. and the Idaho S ta » Cttntersir. -Student, Motors Institute during 1955-1956, and Arizona Union Exhibit fur 13*5t Others are ccr Best j£ ; State University. Tempe, Ariz.. 19W and 1965. Show during the Twin FaUs County Faxni > He exhibits and seUs work in galleries in anfl the Jlth annual .Artists at Idahoattii* Idaho, Oregon, California and Arizona, with his GalUery in 196». interests lying mainly in the area of metal Her paintings and exJJihus on. ciispiay at tie- sculpturtf^ large and small, realistic, ab^ract college now include . Ii. Firs: Nuile: ■ Daf- _md humorous. He also does block and screen fodils^ 13) . Girt With Red Book; 0 11- pointing, oil painting and wood carving'. structioti; 15 » Violet Munis: ]• li 1 Stdl Life WiiS. ,\lr. Vandenbark enjoys a Geodesic dome for Plums; (7; Lilies and Murns, and ■ 8. Hager a studio and is a developer of geonvtric man Fish Hatcheries. building designs. He was commissioned a The third artist is .Mr, Wiltjc, bent tc Riiot Sea'guU foundation for Ricks College-in 1969. Greek. He was gradufete-i fruin the Caiteje and won a Purchase award. Artists of Idaho, Idaho, with a major m jrt and 1 nzimir in dunng the 34th annual exhibition. general science. He has exhibited ic CaktwefL. His works on exhibition here include i Boise and Sun Valley and did a trai;eiiEa sfcu* < DISPLAYISJC O N ^ of his paintings b o w Caldwell. Boise and Sun Valley and did a Horse (of horsfshoes,): (2) Rooster (Ufesize); of the northwest states m ISatj. He has caught I featured in tbetSLe«lubitiaQ is Qeorge Wqltan, traveling shou of the northwest states. — — (3 1 The Grim Reaper; (4) Geometric abstract school for nine yearj. two of them, in Btilenae local school teach vr. M r. W alton has; exhibited in "Desert Blossom” ; (5) But!, and (61 Rod and the other seve^j ui Twui Falls. j Abstraa, His paintings now an display at tne coiieije "THE GRDI REl.'iPER," one of the metal sculptures on Mrs l.aCroi.x is featured in sevjeral include 1 U One Step: 1 Z) Two acd Four t'xhibii at the College of Southern Idaho Fine Arts Center, (.xhibitions m Southern Idaho at the present Image of a Square; ( 4) Rolling Hot;' 5' VeflQW uelroracs Magic Valiev residtnts to the cnrrent exhibition. titnf inchiflini! ones at .Mr. Cal's Sup^^ Qub, Flag; (S) Happy Canyon, and u i Ortitat IH-

ilSK r.\I\TFJ< t4 an(ith«T— ! Hrre, out- of thf CSI METAt SCULPTURE, realistic, abstract and Oregon. Catifomia and Ariiona. Besides rat ul fiTING ONE O F HER paintings during a l j ( ^ i x is pre«»m> featu red m 5ta«s ac ^ rijiim iiaiu-e mt ;i rradie-s the Fine Arts Center for tbe current huiiKirnus. are features uf Stanley Vandenbark s sculpture, he does block iind screen prtntuit:, t>il r«e n t o|>en house exhibition al Mr. CalsSoppCT Cal s Sapper O n b . \aILft GiK • vhit .lion Tbt- nhibiuon bp^n \Iarrh 10 and «tU continue at the CSI exhibitloa. Mr. Vandenbark, Kim- pamting and wood carving, Hub. G.toding. is Manlyn Bockns LaCroix. In Stop, and LeWalt's bxtrnors, KetclumL [h.-i uuh .\prii 10. berly. exhibits work in galleries in Idaho. addition to the current tS l eihihition. Mrs.

Fads /\nd Fancy Highlight New Collection O f W allcoverings

B\ NOKVLA HKKZI\(;t;»: manutacturingcomDarues. L'niteci-[)eô£o Vanet> Women's Paê Kditor IS the spice of life ' and they are offeiniig all kiBd> of spicy ingredients in their nevk line frotn romarsce •Spring flcaiiin u I h e s e t h in k in g to wild game hunting rttleforaling’ Giving the Homemaker a little fad with the tan*.->, With little bit of imagination you tnight in these three designs are geared to appeal to the corpfordl,«? the three w allpaper desigris shown here. sophisticated suineers — giving them opportunitfei Yes. imagination it would take.-but, in just the right in a fr«?sh approach to decorating irsing a sli-k-er of room ' who knows. imagination. .■\Lcordmg to one of the leading wallpîper f ar cry from the designs of tww^ty years ago, with the subtle colors and daintv 'pattems.'.ttie mod' patterns of today are created to add life to anv roots. %* w afai 1« ir» mQM- «i the t*r«r wsUpapcr . Soft pastel colors are a little passe for the‘"fcrcpoii deuipis to add spice t* s|>riag baose rlcaaiiag. n,ree arm pat with the trend" decorators and vibrasC coiors are ten s ailcrcd by a leadiar walijapcr niaaaXactBriii^ compaoy taking the lead, especially the r e ^ and btbes. So. if DK^lMir -MuhrMOUuua.’' -Iji l«vi aad Gnrrr." you are lifeff oT the every t&y dies^rK - a a la Fes Varirt> i> thr »1 lif< a> i.“.•• âyiai: ôei, and a disWfc'- k-d hearts, reaitvticaliy •'oJor^^ ttjêrs or tfjrtir- Uxi. t- mi uatcd st — * si^% . cokwed" mushrooms.

II ■ i I History O f SoMtoir. ^ T lfM 'News. UWm 7 Camping )n SeVerson Heads Sorority V ^ ^ n l^ ls - o ^ Insfrunients G l^3 0 i5 - ..Sire. B lCA J6fanaon..C3lenieA G a ^ Sm noB was ctected to ficer. aad Mrs. Keaaeib president. Mrs.d the sate is a nevw«s-be “Strings are a favorite oocresiMidae secpetMy; Mrs- F w Qaeea contest tins year. each - meofaer t^li^''- « ta x farôUen experience. musical instrument because BobJaMsek.treaBacr.Sfcs. Mrs. Jobason. âd Mrs. SipriDg Means ta Me.” • Mrs. Dorothy Peawey’s OW they nearly appradmate tbe Ta Za JiuDor H i^ Camp Fire human voice,” reported Mrs. grotg> had this two-day trip Norton. “ Two4Mrds of early in Mardi. Tbe Magic syiHphony orchestra is made up / CUDLAJOBEnnCBtU V a^ - Council of Camp Fire SALLY IRENE BUSSELL of strings, and these are all Joan brass Shoshone Miss, ( ^ I s owns and c^>erat« this h>catedat the front of the group A F rn EASTER w^-eqnipped camp-iduci) is SQ-that the ddicate sounds will Joan Brass; only 40 mdes SoiAbeast of Twin Sally Russell, r»t be oversbadowed by the Ramano Reveal Falls. Used principally for b ra »;” she noted. m inrnAT ram ping, it iS DOW McQueen Plan Mrs. Carol Badger, violinist, Kernin Slate Wedding Plor^s accesable by fiDowmobde, and . -i » » / and Mrs- Elden Wood, pianist, with one of the larger iMiildings April W edding (dayed several numbers. The July Wedding winteiiTsd for the use of groups Hymn-of-the-Month, “ God. ÔSaCKE — Vr. sod >lrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kayniocd it is ideal for use when the snow Mrs. Mary Hafer Russell, Jise. Bana>ci>OB armonnce tbe That Madest Earth,” was Brass. Twin Falls, annocnoe ^ is deep; Salt L ^ e City, and Bliss G. egg^goaeat < i :t£ir itoneîter, presented by Mrs. Harlow engagement .acd Eorthcooung ,Preparation for a •'snow Russell, Twin Falls, announce CsrSa Jo, to Leonsrd A. Cheney and sung by the dub marriage of their (fangftcer. d b I s s e s the engagement and forth niTawm son d. Mr. and U is. pkrg-'” at Tawakani is different members, accompanied by coming marriage of their Joan, to Steven Kemin. sac of VHrihr-'' ^ BuuianD. Roselo. from a summer trip. One must Mrs. Wood. daughter, Sally Irene, to Mark Mr. and Mrs. E^van K eraa, Beam- remember to keep all g ^ to a Mrs. Trafford Bray, dub Lyman McQueen, son of Mr Lewiston. Wtg; Bemodiaa is a 196B TTiiTiimnTTi, since e v e i^ h in g iO R M AI-S president, read a thought from and Mrs. James N. McQueen, ICss Brass is a 1369 grasfaale ^!3dBalc i £ Sbodjose High Tnn«a be taken in to fte camp the National Federation of either on or behind a -a ll Salt Lake City. of Twin Fafls High ScfcccZ aad , Sidax^ xaenited Boise State Music , Oubs magazine- The attened Idaho State Univer Cîlkse md is oov eooptoyed b}' snowmobile on a toboggan. It The bride-elect Is a 1969 Burley Music Club is affiliated graduate of Highland Hiuh sity. BLOUSES ia>«w fb»araiSy Corp.. St^3C~ mma l>e packed to k e ^ dry, for with Vtie National Federation of school and Mr. McQueen was Mr. Kernin was ^raifeia^l Mr: Romaoo is. a 1966 O ere may be ^ ills in the snbw, Music dubs: graduated from Granger High. from Kimberly Bfigti Scfccoi and ^9ii]sale of Baszor High or the flying snow ^jray may ' A report on the sebolarship School in 1 ^ . He is empbved attended the CotI<£e of , Sf*g «l. S B zaar, Pa. He is a soak up p^>er bags so th ^ they was given and it was nqt'ed tEa^t; KNITS by GramoU Construction Co.. Southern Idaho. ' steior majoring in social disintegrate in a most entry fees are $1 for auditions, .A July 31 weddirug is pIa=-'-jsl science a Basse State CoUeee. discpnoerting manner. Foods Salt Lake City. ' and the date and place of the A 'seddmg is |:»l«nned. TaViWi must be of the dried or Miss RussellTs the grand auditions will be announced. canned varie^', or in compact, daughter of Mr. and Mrs M.S. The deadline is April l i for the ROBES' tight containers with con Hafer and the late Mr. and Mrs. applications. Eligible to Colored Slides Leaders Meet sideration for the possibility of Ray R. Russell, all Twin Falls. compete for the two 150 freering. Clothes should be An April wedding is planned scholarships are Mini-Cassia Shown At Meet Held In T.F. water repellent, warm, and In Salt Lake City. - High School junior and with sevtral dianges of such sophomore .students. The two -ALBION — T te .Albuic Fccr The. lioaiters' AssKsatinn of as mittens and socks. And awards wUl be given for in Leaf Clover Clcb liiewevJ 2 * M^pc VaBey Ccmncil of of course bootôf sometype are strumental and vocal traimng colored slides presented by Mi ■ - -a. - ..jGirlspietreeealtlj at ■ -B necessity. It is apparent that Events at sununer music camps and Mrs. Gary Tbompsac. a * Canjp Fire Office. Mrs-Pan! muda planning isTequired for a Winners will be announced May Idahome. dorinjj a recec: Ro«&.ptcaded at theHK«ting. "1 winter camping trip, and that 3-10 during Music Week. meeting at the Grange HalL iiiW»g {or tbe Keep. Idaho The regular meeting of the every pro\Tsion fon safety be Mrs, Barkdull gave a report Mr. TbompsoQ was statxced Green jMjeCt were discnised. Twin Falls Hobbycrafters Qub J'jTO OFF given careful thought. on Music Week plans which near Mannheim. Gennas,y, A tkask-yon note and a will meet at the Harry Barry ••aiangri l a " Cabin is fur- include a ooster contest, with the U.S. Anny and cf pritwftiwVra A pen holder were Memorial building at 1 p.m. rai-A n iêd for such occasions. It has hospital and service club en the slides were oE tt* ttfcine to 2 d m Lawrenoe in Wednesday. Members not doing two stoves, one being a Franklin tertainment, tray favors for of a>e use- of the copper tooling . are asked to River Valley Special oserest beater; and with a ceiling in the hospital patients, a Desert -Art for the box urmg hobby- of their choice. was the bunung: castle »Hai j building, the heat is maintained Guild exhibit and an LBS Choir fireworks at Heideiter?. bead receatlT Leader at a cornfonable le\’el. There ». nmWig oi-pcinnt wiB be can- festival. {^)u^talrl3^K Mancfceci. scenes are cots, dishes, pots and pans, The .April meeting will be held c( castles and olfcer t!sion«al ,n n e ’s docaed b y V ts .\rdith Bnggs Sorority Meets and a small generator to at home of Mrs. Calvm Heiner. hnilrfmgs aMd porics- ijnKtirmmres here been provide lights. With S~ BUHL — Mrs. Vemon Rodig and will include election of The program was arracjjed eisSribnV’d reearding these mimeographed sheet of tn- was selected to represent officers and a . „ rtftrectiBtnrf”■ ■ ■ rSecr structions for guidance, users Exemjdar Chapter, Beta Sigma Broadway Music." under the and Bessie .Amenrfe e< tfce x.- The and aeetmg is at 1 p jn. can easily find ewrything and Phi. at the Best Cook contest in direction of Mrs. Robert Dean temational affairs cctnnucê. -April Taiajebtinoe of Mrs W L know what is required and how April when members met at the and Mrs. Wood. Co-hostesses \trs- Zalona Mahocey was qiTr!>tTyi.nn Ib e jprogram will to leave the building when home of Mrs. Gail Wright. wiU be Mrs Elton Hatch and elected nominanr.;? cccînSOie- 136 Main Awe. N. be ttie ocostracsina of ncms leavTiig. Final plans were made for the Mrs Evard Gvbby. chairman. assisted by EHiec aeeded fzo- tbe Grand OonDcO Tl>e camp is available for rent card party potludi. Members of Arnold and Eva Ctaticr::- FSre to be held Jl»y - bj' various groups, winter or Omeea and Preceptor chapters Matrons Meet HKHVAaUUMXI cTimTni»V at a nominal tee. and their husbands wUl be Anyooe interested may call the Tkfled saoc^s^gs add depth to ^jecial guests. W ENDELL - Past Matrtjns. office of the Magic Valley Mrs. Qiarhe Hill presented spring narrv Star of the West Chapter No. 35. Ctoantal of Camp Fire Girls, 733- the program. ‘Friendship." arrf red cakmed lefg met at the home of Mrs__Raj; N F W N O W n t FOR SPRING with group partiapauon. tar^frnnn i Ga*. Wprd recently a t Dcdble F oot Pmnciile Club Cross' Inicription Plans were made for RoeslLlT at a party at tbeir potluttk dinner April 27 at the The inilials l.N'Rl seen al hc.ribed un the cross "lesus »nrr<- Mrs. VÎham McCoy and tlif lop of the cross in pic home of -Mrs. -Melvin Gates in NazartTiui Ke.\ ludaeuruni r ui'iiiim V arr vob the high tures of the crucifixion ol honor of Mrs. John Wert- Jesus of .N'azareth. the k iiii M i< Van- and James Jesus Chnst is taken from 1 retiring matron of Star of the ol the Jews I as recorded m Sargeml, low. and James tbe Latm words which West Chapter No. 35. the Book of John SiEigesl. ttxveSine. Pontius. Pilfite ^ ^ e r ^ in- AFTER EASTER CLEARANCE DRESSES Junior and junior petite sizes

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Regular ^2 * * .... NOW 1/2PJtlCE =cc-*'<^S-r5 STSX Tcr S'X'X RUSSe russ Ti.ss ■ '3 ^ rsese^s a ca'f » m e ta s J w • "AMERICANA cobrs a-« ^fe^c’Tcana" CoHee»on' cf seoBTOes « tOO^ Dac»on» polyester « you don't howe o Porn. tjooSte kna creoe thar's ftiact*ne wasbabie and ■ Jtpnor Cho»ae AecooiH , . . SALUTES THE G o one to ^ . Tool be glod (tryaMc *oor tas»»<3rs TjgeOier a «)a ch o f ,a».-Aa>encana“-..a-easejnarif Scrngscwt. . yom did. ftenlemcncard. SPRING COLORS Wofcer Bodkeitl & * ta ^ - JUNIOR LY N W C K >P s i k x W G CENTER - t r / r ■ TUnes-News TWin Falls. Idaho Sunday, March 29. 1970 *''GM"Of:Ye<3r^' Awdrd S Fw Fo t nder's -t:___ GLENNS FERRy^“Glri of , Mrs. Barbara Keck was Blargaret Pmett, vice the Itanday meeting is to be the Year" for Xi Alpto Alpha ejected president; Blrs. president; Mrs. UKian ^lark, heU tentative at the hooK of Chapter, - Beta Sigma Phi rerording secrrtary; B4rs. Mrs. Marthi Robertson; a Sorority. wiQ be revealed at tlie WYNN IN TV FILM Ddona Dooahne. cme^aadHig workday to prcpave programs A|)ril 27. Founder's Day special HOLLYWOOD (in»I>-Kee- secretary; Mrs. Donna for Foonder's Day. meeting at the Mountain Home n w Wynn, son of tfa^ )ate Ed Michaels, treasnrer. and Mn. Air Ftet:e Base. Wynn, '•ill .appear opposite Blary Heidaireicfa., extensioa Election was. held at recent Leonard Nimoy and ’' J o s ^ officer. Ibe Antarctic Oontinent was r me«;ting at the home of Mrs. Cotton in “Assault on the Officers will be installed foand by rummntitm Oiaries John Sinim. Mrs. L. R. Oane Way." an ABC movie of the during the Founder's Day Wilkes ■ of The Firs* ' U.S. . was program diainnan. week for television. • meeting. Explarii^EipeAliaain 18U.

I DEAR aBBY: 1 am 25 and Doug I madt^up name) is 29. We^ie been m arri«! for three ye.’ rs and are as yet childless b>- choice. , ' , We love each other, but there is one large area of disagreeraenl which has caused many heated discussions and nearly a separation ^ k e P a r i s Doug thinks n o ^ n g o? inviling his friends to spend anyarhere from a week-end to a month with us. [And what friends.'] AWa’. I am not a lajjy of leisure I have a taxing daytime job and we live in Tk small aDartmpnt and all the extra w-orfc of ov-emight guests falls on ray shoulders Even their -E a sier ( ^ l iecitrance laundry, and I am sick of it. These friends are lazy, careless, aod ungrateful In all the lime we've been married I don't think we’ve M R . .4 .ND MRS. FRANK HOREJS spent a dozen week-ends alone Once. Dobg picttit np-a dirty hitchhiker and in^^:ed him to stay with us' He sUyed nine S p r i n g ( ^ o a t d davs. and ! was fnchtened to death of him He had a >idld Filer Couple To Observe K «k in his eye jnd 1 think he was •'on" something In case yea :h;nk Doug is stupid, he h\venue., 3 PRICE GROUPS DEAR w if e ;: Common sense does not romr in ■Frank Hwejs. FUer, will be hosted by the couple's children. ~degrres. " Tfao on the face of it Dong appears (o be honored at an open house All fnends and relatives are -big-lteaned. he H tooUsb and inconsiderate to put friends reception in observance of their welcome lo attend and the REGULAR TO 75 (aad eiea strsneers l-before you. You two need to come to a Golden Wedding Anniversary. couple requests no gifts. REGULAR TO ^33 REGULAR TO becter oDdersUndins before babv makes three. The eveht is set from 2 to 5 Mr. and -Mrs. Horejs were p.m. April 5 at the Twin Falls married April 5, 192Q. in Twin D.AV Hall, comer of Harrison FaUs. They are parents of five $ 3 J 9 9 99 DE.VR .ABBV .A week before my husband's birthday, $ 1999 children, Mrs. Murrel < DeUa his moLber. who I;ves out of town, called me long distance ■Mae) Blades, Jerome, and and asked me uhat he would like for a gift I gave her a few Francis E. Horejs, Gerald jneipensne suggestions, then she asked if he could use any Area Garden Horejs and Larry W. Horejs, all l-shirts and uniiershorts I told her no. he had plenty, as Twin FaUs. A son, John Horejs, that's what she gave him for Christmas. Then she said. 1 and died July 1, 1960. They have 10 these are her exact words ’ Well, that's what 1 bought him. Club Meets grandchildren r e S S e S so that's whai he's gomg to get whether he likes it or not''' JEROME — The Jerome -Abby. ! know it's not t.He gift—but the thought that Garden Club met at the home of counts, but why did sfjfi. bother to call and ask me if she al Mrs. Lulu White, with Mrs. Gus Council Meet 3 PIjtlCE GROUPS ’ ready had the gift bought? _ j — Callen as co-hostess. \V. G. Would I be out of line to tell her next t ^ e to '}ust send Priest, Jerome County .agent, Set Thursday All sizes included: 5 through 13 and a couple of dollars in an envelope aod let him pick out what gave a talk on vegetables, in be wants' BCKNED I T secticides and pesticides. 8 through 18. 12j+/5 through"22 1 2 He told the group to let him In V\/eiser DEAR B l RSED: Not in my book: know if they would be interested WEISER — 'Woman Power" in a Landscaping school next IS the theme of the Western REGULAR TO-49’' REGULAR TO *32’' REGULAR TO DE.\R .ABB'V’ 1 am a happily married woman with a year. Mr Priest gave the group District meetmg of the Ex fine husband and tw o small children 1 have lived m this area several useful pamphlets. tension Homemakers Council at $ 9 9 9 99 T 4 9 9 all of my life My parents live near me .My husband has been .A fresh Oowrer arrangement Weiser Thursday. Mrs. Ijicia $ oBered a v^ry big promotion which «ould necessitate our was made and brought by .\lrs. Wilson, acting state leader of 1 1 moving to another state My problem is my parents I am Buenos Callen. and Mrs. home economics for the their only child and they have told me many times that all Clayton Johnson made an University of Idaho extension arrangement— ef— tirtrfteiaf- service: announced today:------they ha%e to li\e fof is m e and their grandchildren Abby! flowers. The meeting at the .American ho* can I move and take a^» ay my parents' only pleasure in Mary Mann and .Mrs. Paul Legion Hall will begin at 9 a.m. life and only God knows ho* many years they have left Stevens were apppinted to Women of the area are muted Better Dresses My parents can't move with us as my father still has to check into the needs’ for • Mam speakers will be Julie Priced fronn $45.95 to $99.00 « x r t for a living, and ir.y mother has her mother in a Heritage Homes Recreational Pence, ^ yette. who was a nursing home here and she can't leave her Please tell me Hall. recreation director for the what to do My husband says it is up lo me tiut I know deep Mrs. Buenos Callen was American Red Cross in Viet- duwu he take t.".at pr6.^K.'JTuTT ‘iT)K.N jppuuittKi tu utieck mto'~vur^ nam and is now a leacher al now price chasing a tree for the hospital TVeasure Valley Community OE.4R TORN: Vonr first ^r^poaslbiIi(\ is to your grounds. College: Ontario. Ore.. and Dr. % Vou njoM move with him and rrtum with your -Mrs. F*fora Waite was Sam Pobanz. Ontario, who chiMrta Hi srr >»m p jirms uftyn a!>‘you are ablrrll wgn‘t welojiiied as f'C Consistihg of odds ond ends—*b»-oken size5 - 8 «8 Segulor to S28 95-S149^ Regular to $9.95

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2 K o n l ' n o w $ Q 1 99 '02 ao!d velvet sofa was 499 95 NOW 319.95 S4 ,Tc .-1 x e scfo was 709 95 NOW 479.95 94 a'--- -ef sofa wos 889 95 NOW 559.95 92. g c ‘G T-c• cl '■Ota was 839 95 NOW 539.95 70 ce t-' V ve . t*; was 829 95 NOW 529.95 9 2 cooper velvet sota was 739 95 NOW 499^95 94 ce:(-rv velvet ^oto wos 689.95 NOW 469.95 84 rec vb -c-j- so‘c was 689 95 NOW 429.95 On*grri.p S>3-3; green-bro*. - H ofcl cf-air wos 2(59.95 NOW 129.95 One Bargain red velvet v».[ng chair wos 379.95 NOW 219.95 Sweaters bronze-gcid choir was 239.95 NOW 129.95 Table shrimp velve* chc.r wos 219,95 NOW 139.95 C o "sistirg o* Robe'S — Sle^pw eor pair o< gold-ce^cry chairs was 199.95 NOW 109.95 White & Colored Blou^es . for Women POtr.of red velvet choirs w a s 2 6 9 .9 5 NOW 169.95 ReguUif te .00 5 V 1 X t b luUt i-o SSTVS ' gic«n-gold florcl wmg chair was 189.95 NOW 109.95 blue*green str*pe c Ho t was 189.95 N O W 99.95 re d ploid chari< or. lomoi. lorpp tobiev. cocfctoil tables, etc reduct»c''s cn Cinng foo«ri ond bedroom furniture JEBOME eriddon 6 HJRNITURr-^ . Twin Mb

[oicntoicn ■, ■ 7 jewelry Display Featured Registration' 25th W ading Sunday. March »/1970 Timas-News. T(»tn Ftfls. tdtho FAntnraJD— A«&vbor n d cotoEcd E a s ^ eggs tar a raom D^diine Nears Anniversary Miss Atkins, demdostratioe b f . Reeds n n» ^ aîinw» mnl4 JcwtiBntK-•--- pcmb^ — -- cttgwiyllT iJllTBlli f ■ uI'tllB x n t taMeîwatawetemadetyMtSr -For Annual : Is Observed Cldy Disclose of. Town liiid Doran Oiler, Mrd Dnrid HAIELTON — S*-_ and Mrs. Christfain Women’s T#mnn«, BCcs. T1*r» i ^ x a t s y P a& WSrrm» J»*m C. were iMed at an Nuptial Plans Onh r . , tb s . BanU Strand m i Bfes. Bd5eBsnni Q 1B1 met ^ tihe ftinns tftBD Haase alt tx a r borne in Rttssdl Bite. Ihe refireafanunts cM MIfsl Jbss ' - JboKS S tc sfcs Ue Reed displayed and m ail VaadtdB in nbsen^mce of BUHL - Mr. and Mrs. K ck the fi& cyde of were catered by Sfr& EteudI ' ifeyxfiHT QSBntfii^ oseetin^. vAbc ^ wa«cannniuw»’tfi^Piapfrrwi>wiftwf tbexr fiQi Wedding An- Atkins, Buhl.' announce the oyaten. Uift pcodnce cnltnred Krahn and winnea frgni the engagement and forthcoming pearls. Be lad many «BWiwyn* Cotaunuiiitjr Bfrs- B t a itave ber R ^ a ts s n n Snr Tbe evtsit was planned by (he smttt Ctenteafi Pfeantr ant-.. marriage of their. dau^ter, plee«-«(- V^ttar dangîter., Qpithia, Marjorie Marie, to Kenneth A. pfiarfa, Tn the SfCTftd of ceremonies. rimT mwîing ilgstS H sent ^ assasledlgs'jierssters, Dianne SenrfteggtratBMSBii^ jlgrgT Qay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed half-of his proâai, he told of and Joandle, and their grand-' ward A.,' Clay, Mikiford, Ore.- tn Sfcs. t e i e y Jteame- sBOfiier. lA^s:. FVed Riithnrfprd. the popolmty of pierced ears Miss Atkins is a 1968 graduate atet-Jones g a w t&is- tegmr.. T M b FUls. for Wearing earrings in the Mrs. Gee Named of'Buhl High . School and is at- Boise area. He demonstrated "L ife Can Rgg f" at 8£.”" Tftere M r. and Mrs. Pool i^w-re ttcw a ggm ral! rfwrrTMmiiT o f S ir - tendine Northwest Business bow he pierced ears in a President O f inarned M a«i College, Portland. Mr. Clay nni< inserted mental .attitndies txivsnf Hogbts FKs^Jstenan retiremeat, tae I was graduated from Medford gold earrings by n sss 7aii Cox frrKtmvK sad. inh W h, San Tfcgn, Calif. Tbej- Hansen .Club health, neetfs of oA&r aiHts. DALLAS KELL High School in 1966 and recently as a modd. Be gave away reside m Tim FaiDs for 20 r returned from a tour of duty in MARJORIE ATKINS H.^NSEN~Mrs. Douglas Gee 'Mts. 3Iaaim» ■Jtnwr tsraujfftc pearia and other jeweli;y as LTNIUL JkiKSWOKIB 3VSTS. njorai^ to flie Hawlton Vietnam- ' was elected president of the samplm-tif two oc lanmnS Dallas Kell, LUNCHEONSET . spedal prizes. area in 196E, A,July wedding is planned -F IL E R — The Annual James Mcljftyre. Friftiuisiup th^ meeting; buttonholes s. ir:wTif,-^TTi Mrs. Pool wore a wliile laee at the Buhl First Pre.sbyterian , Blossom luncheon of the Filer Mountain Home, was the at the home flf Mrs. W. G- AHiai. zipp.er compXeteti ar .JlJioe Miss Ainsworth, dress, banded wiih jank, and Cope Reveal Church. Woman s Qub has been set for Mrs. WiHiam Allen is vice Re^'SJeaiing Sir Betaar anniTitj»i=i ■orirti a pinî'ose and devotional i^ a k e r and to)d of May 9 in the United Methodist some em ts in her life. She was president, and Mrs. Blake D ress,' 'Biaiiap an Dennis Lee Set \cBmaiinn corsage given ber bj- Wedding Date -( - I . . Sewing, The 'mem&ars wer«- REUNION HELD Churcfi Fellowship Hall. A acdnpanied by a group of Froehlich, secretary-treasurer. j her dsD^Hers. intere^miin the ways m line i c A reunion of the Luke Francis planning meeting was held at womeo from Blountain Home A potluck dinner preceded the iW refreshment table, MURTAUGH - Mrs. Wallace TTnrfHrfin** a gnrm *m r August Dote family was. held recently. the home of Ruth McDonough, wtx) came as guests. meeting and Mrs. James Keefe. cuvered wiJi lace over pink, Christensen. Murtaugh, and Sfrs. H. -t Chillas ipi'je i hifihl'iRhted with a dinner at the chairman. Other committee Mrs. William A. Simon, Mrs. Kimberly, was a guest. Mr imilfc-f. 2 1. Acswura; TKEs canered with a twoêred Troy Kell, Kirnberly, announcej demonstratiun of rrr.ticrrif Chateau ULu. S p e ^ I guests members include M n. Edgar Hersfad Lange and Mrs. Jack A report was given on a unnmiief an- suciiseaati imi cBte lnpped,-«riai a 25fli An- the engagement and for candles and iiecuraCnj£' a ts r w ere Mr. and Mrs. Dick Vincent, Mrs. N. L. larson, Frostcnson sang three numbers couple still living and caring 6ar iir;i'i.~;niiri£ TziHrr^ntvt x Itier Tuversarj- bell, flanWed by thcoming marriage of their with antmued meir.iliiimt. Sts. Cedarstrom and son. Kenny. Mrs; Wilfred Herrett, Mrs.. as a trio, accompanied by Mr^. themselves who celebrated n riennii h^hled 7>iTr le r San Lorenzo, Calif. David Thornton and Mrs. Calvin Ekdcles. their Sflth Wedding An SIC. i t im i .Mrs Hohnhorsl, Hazelton, poured Murtaugh, to I.eon R Cope, ^ n candleholders 2i±v Reuben Uerman. A dessert was served "at niversary. ill Fjllii. cnffee , and Mrs. Beaiifprd zif Mrs. GWdys Cope.-Shoshone, Mrs. 'Mahle Arment reported candlehuider aac can ie pur SilSi insd-’lc^. i 3ES Wenrworth, TwmiFaHs, poured and the late Mr. Cope. ccdorful tables decorated with chased that ijaS a ptima;c.,-:i-a±Tu: i? Shoshone High School and at will be 'Ciean Cc — HANSEN - Sally Ray, residents there ;it present. Mrs. diiu£‘ ;tT of Woodrci» Ray. tends csr Luncheon Held Thnjuun. ■ Margaret Pike. 96. is the eldest. C ifvdund, Ohio, und Mrs. A May ~ wedding is planned By Excelsior New yearbooks were'" Vmtpf Ray , Elk ,Mountain, at the Murtaugh iIdS (liap*-! Mqkes distributed and the .Apnl Z Magic Valley Favorites ■Vi., and liand T^Hon. Hansen, HANSEIN ^ Members of the meeting will be at the hume of s;ir. uf Mr and Mrs Ciiesler exercise Excelsior Social Qub held their Mrs. Kenneth Navlor Mrs Uee ^ iplnr.. u'cre.umU-d in n:uimaet annual spring luncheon at received a special mft zr rjte* held March IT in ElkS’. Club Convenes easy, fun, and — Brandley’s Cafe. Guests were N f, it really worlnhf~ ■fcnieS' iiir C-iiniri' u'c: jezirTh dress , Sho.Khiint; Home Improvement Mrs, &-a Thaemert. Jerome; i eggs, separateii '' !»mcce*i "rior:- Thi'x were accompanied b> Qub mfet ret-enlly at the home Supervised Demonstrations M rs. Stella Andrews, Twin For Pinochle cup sugar- SjCn: ie!rJa:;p. r>er tiruther and sister-in-la», of Mrs Ik-an Gu'.iine Members M r and -Mrs Jake Ray, Twin answered roi! call unth house Falls, and BJrs Jud Pfettygrove. CASTLEFORD - The S Qhlespoons gniham T ie v il, zuy S? AT Mrs. Lyle Jones decorated the Castleford Ptnochie Club met craclier cm m far'' r:r 1!te recipe FalLs. and Chester Kenned.v. cleaning hints rziasBi of the bnde Eachtme is arjied to invite or tables in spring motif and for the last party a£ the season, h: Ceaspuun haking puwcer SI rm iTif-z i;r n'gici: Viiliei presided at the meeting. Mrs. at the West End Gun Qubi Mr', ‘1 cup ciupped pecans The !tindeproom has just bring a guest td Ltie^.^pnl 16 Sglon Ei Margo r i : :iT_:.t5 Ir 3 M.v! j. meetmg tu be held at the Melvin ^ w itzer received a and, Mrs. Ed Kusy. \Ir. and Ht.cup chopped, pitasi jams rnmpileled his baiic trauimg in ' 511 SECOND AVENUE WEST iri'iTTS^ rfr-pi-. jis: mat r. ir trie .V-mj and ■will report back Gutlirie home tiirthday anniversary gift. .Mrs. Jack Kinyon and Mr. and Beat egg whites unci sar. iui: £VfRV WEDNESDAV, W UflSDAY and FRIDAY The Aprils2 meeting at the Mrs. Bill Kinyon were the host □ot dry Set aaaie. Beat lii .Ûasti in May. M present Mrs CUlttin Dayle.i was given H’lczis:. i p-iiit £.n;inr Thf OR HOME appointments home of Mrs. W. P. Anderson couples, with eight tables m yolia iintiL thick ami lemmt- are resdmfi in Hansen^ the ho.‘;tes,‘r gift and 'MrS, te-.-zczeî tre- Tr.xiern ir Guthne read an ' article, has been canceled. The next play. oolored. Add jugar and iiemt .A Jfedding si^^jer honoretig He ICC zasniiii: tit PHONE 733-4321 meeting is April 16 at the home High pnzes were won by Mrs. weiL Mut ôn h a and iaucrii the couple was hdd March 71' at "Thouchl--. li' Live B> ' ricirm si r , of Mrs. Raymond Butler FYed Ringert and Fntz Bybee. powder. Add tc yaiks. s rc :i£ ^tEQarlC'Kennedy home Mrs. George Hesselholt and welL Stir m pecans ami sutis. Rex Simpson won low prizes, Fold in « {g whites. Pour jicu a The remains of 1.100 seamen and Joe Wisecaver. traveling 9^nch pie pan. BaiCi oc :&I are in the USS Arizona, sunk by prize, and George Hesselhult, degrees far 30 ai -tU 3niniC;s -;r the Japanese at Pearl Harbor the shoot

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Stm VaOer. . ibe !uach«ai are,o&nîCor ti>e' (weather peiTnitting) with /T^jHCsqe 'sace C ia B «£ ^ Bade^. T a .)|biniîanu Bageasm, and Mr. Lister ts a rai£o and vear 34rs. officers as courtesy cfaainnan: 'gttivdacied. w s * ftesaieit fidA, ' sg£ Eaa2 aiSifln', O i k ! television persocaiitr, F^rona Barry, president; April 15, a blind bole tourney, B c K t e s ^ Higega mhynwi^t and a membo- of ibc Stan Barfe, vice president: Mrs. S fien Ricfaand Mrs,- jrm SBUni Seis&. A VK 3I> 3it Americao Society of Mrs ; Dale • DammareU, Mahan N e 1 s o n. chairmen; Sawwigacif jfa eia im Yana: A atzologtrs. “ H e » iU be secnetaoy: Mrs. Einma SloU, April 22, fewest putts; April S . SKxjeaB -%iiiiB sjit. 5Bse,; am£ Bamrg. Mammaft Cîc. s e a rclitiDg ywB'baroscope to yoor treasura-; X!rs. Joyce Reas, Most S's and lO's. Mrs. Mildred nifiier'ii Dbv lAm rr.jn . riasei. Sxs? Srzitâsu . sanroe r f saHpear 5rom w im i daOy actiTities. and his hacdicap chairman; ^ i l r s . Lynch and Mrs. Fran BecWâm , iw* i*3wiiiic F e s y . jarssaaic, Taitr-^ ji,. gm pnete was anade inr flie ptoâms are inSancatiw aad. Frank lledtic, peblicay; Mrs. chairmen. t c S d r s 3£ a ie l i t esnfr aiann: Jafgrnmr ir 3E2.' ea terta in in g." acca^dmg -lo Robert Saxvik and Mrs, Ted o ififials Snilh. toimarnenf chairmen. Play for all the events planned in Apnl begin at I pjii. •Otcrieane Seorfy Cd fege KXJrjc Aris A zx x x m y reports Mrs. Barry, ^ 'a s s o CLASSESIO « 7 » C 7 1 T S i - a n ciation membership is refpnred ST AST ^ Annual Library Tea Held IS S M m A w :. W. for receipt pf a handicap card SNAPeS. . or tournament partiripatini; . ‘ UoM * By Shoshone Civic Club The EuHey associaton wiQ SHOSHOKE — Program ai. seaitt" ticTii election and an -host the .\Iagic Valley Amateur AFTER EASTER SPECIAL the amgal Library Tea spco- miiatKin issiiS pn?pê t.be ■•nect Jure 25 and'tff. spCpsored sored bv tbe Qric Onb necou^y ejigs for' lie Easter- egg' hu.-’.! the Tunes-News, Sergene Sorenson at tbe city library, was provided $5iorffiCT«d t.' ttie Chamber I'f Pre-C ut Perm onenfs by stnde^ fraai sdvxl. Cccmnerce. Mrs. Jacobsen wiIj naxnent chairman. Wipers m the poetry- oocaests assist the school hoJT'.e eccJKimir preparili. -i sif>oo so 00 recited their poems and MR. .VXD MSS. GB U O E S MiS O K rrs I ■ Scroo: =>• from the grade of t^se c ^ i Legislative . . . win be bimiretf Sambv. » . m nfcssncBiiDe a i *'G-5 5Z5 -C and speecfa classes. were TTic and ar. ciciesi GIrs. Lester Masons Seattle. W aslt. aad Mr. aod! Mrxi. Oouf ~-iI -£rL %£v]>â& r. Tammy Bateman. •.'.L-ti-s:, 10 --be judged j-nd an- By BuhhUhit Butler. Kimberly. .U1 fdnadu and! md&tniei. -ic:n. Marcr -.■erilian lo be .‘■leii iit B'JJ 0 »»e.n ims *TlimjtyiiT ij BUHL — Rep.' Bill Roberts were married ;\pril t DSaiv in. Teeaimwifc. wfteae fn ^ c r . 2S -3.5 1 fan >*>« W . Kkfcer. Dcaaa McGbee, fYani Pre5b>len£r. ■ CT.urc-.*; ^14.. 5a*Sr» '■ I •t-iT. ?^ds spoke on bills passed by the farmed until «itea they imi«e<£ Ci> bfidkw ™rf t&K Garrett. Ondy Ite iz m c i Jctri Sfîstraticc » - • i*e 3:30 to legislature when Chapter SOT. Valiev area. ,Tftey liave feirmeif oear Sjndkeci^ smnr rftni- nrt»» Jolmsoc. Sherr\ Or.asn'.ir.. r 3D axn, Oi> Women of the Moose met at the riiey have fiiur granriiriuldrea ani£ tflree- SS«aC-^praiB- HeisJe?- arc M sri Kicr.- ’.'e:rr*bJr> retr:'-'ed a.", m- Buhl Moose Home. Members of cneek. \\’. r.i.c. ;*> i:ie r.i t-V Tu-enlieth 2 the Loyal Order cf Moose joined PresBiea :±>f ’ C riut metlir.fi at which "Dream Trip" the women for the program.. Ivac re?,r;ei H:.-; Sair.aeisor. rtill .Mrs. Leonard Severa »as actrvity oc ■i-.ir.'s; ” ir ■-'» 3 bit'k, program c.hairraa.n- for the Is Discussed pas! n-xci: n pc'ccrj.'.r.i Kr'. er-tr.es were on displ3> rr.ee tîtC it l.^-.e obrarv. urider arri-'ize- .Mrs. Errul Wa^.Ta reported an Salman Tract -f-r-l c; Ed±e fa-ii.tia. Lhe di.TT.er sen-ed for the Green tBIOMElL\K£RS E-trenauin Esther Mauss Gia.'it Co. and a thank you note Qub met at a e iiucie ;if ilrs. AriER Judges cJ lie pL’«r> cor.teiS was read from .Mrs. Cal Harper. Charlie Boas, with rail cail Reviews Book v-ere Mrs. E 1. Sha -, Nlr^ C Mrs. NUe Casten was appointed answered by teilwii dream Pj:&s arid Kot>en E;±-e'i;c For Art Guild .\!rs. Tar^ka. C e t iy Cook contest. retirement plans. EASTER iio n k a.-id Mrs. Hopkins Mid-season conference will be Guests were Mrs. .\Ianiey Esther Ma;:ss revjeîec liie arranged tie tea labies. uruch held at the Moose Home in Hansen, Mrs. David L»iiir and hx!i[.."'Teia=xcy cif Twc‘ Me?.." aiere set w n i sprLii; ilciral Idaho FaUs j\prH 18 and 19. Mrs. son, Mrs. John Courtnay. Mrs. by Taylor Ca'dw^n -srtcn arranêaiienls. Henry Wavra reported on a Tom , Williams.. Mrs. Deila members c£ tfoe Laerary- ,\r. Nan;ed ^ lo t.'-.e auditi.ig scheduled work, party and the ,Uf- Gmld tn>« reteot^y ai b.-cDe onntrnitiee -xieT't Mrs Corwin proeressnro?re!rs G> dr H-^g.ies. Boh'emian dinner. Plans were ^tarUe Boas o v e c e t ts a cc=ipe2=)g stccn.' vi a Mrs Harrel! ThaTje, Mrs. also m=.rtp. to serve a class “^^n Beam at -i5. ' : CLEARANCE do ctor a w a r w c h ib e w a -i j be Snow Coffa and Mrs Tanaka reunion banquet in June. -* hasl 1 to ube ncnur^ncg The monthiv cosimistee meeting will he -Qean L'g - in wiucit tiie eirarrs cc i;llee Oincers aoU tie meecng was held with .Mrs. "CIeaFT5n5ui2r medical firoKsers beoccjis eift:-te*d al l.*ie .AprJ n:eel:r.g lo Leonard Severa, chairman of Hair pieces ar.il i^ntSecc of a swee?c.g c irx jiie -ii be .-jc^d '£t ir.'e .-ktz^c M.*s, &e Mocsehaven committee, m wujs were shown i.‘:e oiiin DRESSES (fe a t. Oisire icd .~:3err;xj;r. C&er s-.,., fc -. a; :."ê charge. Mrs Floyd Daiss members and i'jesLi dy Linda The pccca=; ~l> pars :s al^. pla.'-'e'd f.'f demonstrated the malong of Sanders and Vuieca Cor’ii.-n by Vaiere Orcciit: arxi liie l^^ O'-nslmas ornaments. from Esther s Eeauty vShup gmlded a c s ^ : b;. l--.—> ..A birthday party and potluck Everyone was ohle to cry jn a ..Acrf5g5cr.-.Il:!fr ..^-r-j-rrs V --- •__ -iri.-'.~.r -rare hoid. ac the Mtwae CHOOSE FROW MORE THAN 300 DRESSES! was pceser.‘.r-i t> Mi.—icoe H. rr.e a~.u'. a performance of the Mrs. Ora Jones waa presenten J Cclerr,ar-. ______. r..ii •..•.V ( Dr-.!; by t ie Cc-onty a ^ from the cluh 5;r ‘’.avna Hostesses a^re .-Ur-r--. ■------crr.er.. followed by a the club bijoks made,, The ,ie:tr WTani Nc,.-r:::a KiCe = ri. ■■ e -*:1.-. the Heart Beats dub meecinii is .Apni L3 ac :ne Ella C r^n c^Z l:i^rls 1". lie :_r''-.ii:r.c- lie m'jsic .‘lotne of Mrs. Eiaipr. ’A'ar'i i r-ir^ ,.J —

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..... The spectacular sweep of airi allied facilities. fo r granted. 5hosfaone Falls drew high Hr. Brown mwHnrwtfd after to see tM large r e s ^ i n ; Las Am«riciui fishermen are However, they agreed. Nev., where they saw ]v a ^ ' firam a group of BritiA S b o s to consideral^te more patient. ______Mead s d M ^ ' and TOBtm FKOajr. tlK r'nke it lo'lfae purpne of their trip. They said agreeahUr lolks than their laraadi to the {alb "faronght B o « ^ D ^ . and to Slh Diego british counterparts; tiw men- their asaoeiatioB ia{adi« many w d San Ftandsoo .on the West fr iKriqn h ^ said that an nnattractive of the same prabkms with use Coast, admitted. White Britisfa s{wtt- of>BriUsh waterways that m en. object • strongly to In the Uagic Vail^, the _\««>eists." ,or boaters in the British' Waterworks Jtiads" aod past an anto^m^ Americans are straggling with visitors toured ttie Idaho Ttout Associatiaq, Bristol. Pngi»Tni dump detracts greatly from the —increasing popiilatioa. access water near them,. Americans Processors plant at Filer, frequenUy raise little fuss. Derek Gifford, Alderman* ‘spectacle. to recreational areas. Utter and fadUties at Buhl for Ddeiald Johnston. Kennedy Emphasizing that the poUution. British laws on littering are ™?^rturing fi* food, the strenuously enforced. Mr S. BtWn. toured the falls and critician was m>»nt kindly, the Ibeir tour has tdcen them to Ttout Co.. the various hatcheries in the trio said that Americans seem Washingtoo, D. C .to inspect a Gifford s»d his landlord was hatthery at Niagara fined five pounds (S14 in M a^c Valley, as part of a to haire

Je r o m e — ,\ practical plug Main, Hope Minick. Jim for passage of fee Jerome five- Mogensen. Jack Mogensen. mill plant fodlities levy electioo Mike Phillips. Rosemao Tuesday On Levy Tuesday has been made by the Thompson. Geri Thurston. drama coach at the local high Chris îringer. Kent White. Plant faciliUes money is auditorium for 3m m e county in Hagejmian. is at tation May 1 and 2 of the approve a five-mill plant improvement oc. maintenance facilities levy Tuesday, wife of plant facilities and cannot be Appleton school for Gootbig- satip a Ma£ir Vallcj. B S, MrsTKarieen Dellinger, noted Athletes polls open from 1 to 8 pjn. used for salaries, books or SupL John Campbell reports materials, Bfr. Cairipliell noted. "Tax statement on property fee footlights of fee stage are appraised at ^10,000 would be broken, the curtains wont dose (40.000 the SS5,000 estimated Polling places are kx;ated at Address toe Jeroiiie Jinior high sdiool increased by'<7.70 by this levy. Contest Is and fee general curtains are . tqberaised by the five mills,.if Collegiate Press used like OTn equipment as wters approve the levy, wiH be students swing to and fro on Chamber used to improve tbe junior high feem. school auditorium. Other Slated For RUPERT - - Second place She said fee stage of the high planned iinprovements there Meet Set At S. V. isn't bad — and we're real school gj-m is used for physical would include showers, proud of >Tou.” Ed Hartman.- SL'X VALLEî’ - Sam e 150 ajn-. wife a general meeting - education activities as weQ as sidewalks and tool. Shoshone president of the Rupert drifjgatfs are eipected in San .slated for fee Opera House &T>m ■‘informal ground" and the Ibe fn d WDidd provide for an Chamber of Conanerce, told VaUcT 'nmrsday through 8:30 until 9 ajn. Following that 'jumor high stage is used for auditorium with seating SHOSHONE — A contest Is representatives of the Minico Sataniax- for fee annua] Rodcj' meeting and until noon, panel wrestluig and boxing as well as capacity of GOO students .or SSO assured m fee school trustee H i^ School Basketball team, Mountain C :i]egiate Press discussions will be conducted at play practice. adults. Sta(fium type seating ejection here on April 13, wife wtudi recei.ved second place Accrtfnatipn C3DVentl0fl. five sârate locations, H o ^ e r . the show will go on would be coDêtely carpicti^ fee filing of Eêrt Sant, norfe honors at the State Tourpament Ih e event « ill get under way following b}' a luncheon at tbe and if we get desperate enough The superintendeqit sa: 9K>shoae, to run against in recently Thursday w ith registration at Lodge. we may have to ask for use o< inexpensive but ooinfortable cumbent Waldo Jones. Terry- Ketterlmg and Pat fee Fâce rram noon ufltH 7:30 Slate meetings at se%-eral fee LDS Church. Mrs. Dellinger poruble. f o l i ^ seats with pin ■ wife an ex-rarung banquet locations wHl" take up most of Mr. Sant is a farmer in Norfe O'Donnell. Mimco seniors, were back and cuîioned seat could Sho^Kwe area, is fafeer of said, adding passage of tbe five guest speakers during fee slated for 7 p ja . at the L c x ^ . fee afternoon, wife a writing mill levy would provide Jerome be set up when needed. Stephen MaUock, Lewislon, contest also from 2 until school age children, and is well luncehon meeting Thursday at A $S,000 expenditure also is known in fee area. with a new and satisfactory' lim ings Cafe- Tbe two were general r*tairmam far the event, 5:30pj:n.A~:30pjn. banquet at auditorium as well as giving planned on showers and lodter is m charge of arrangements. the lodge trill conclude fee day’s The election, for fee one three accompanied by Dick Schafer, facilities wwild woiild indude >ear trustee, will l>e held from 1 the high school much needed FpDuJcmg a tio-hast breakfast ei-aits. student body president. tiling of floors and walls, forced to 5 pjD. at fee high school extra classroom space. Fndaj' morning at* tbe Ram, Saturday’s open breakfast Terry Ketterling, main ventilation, plumbing building. Mr. Jones, fee present Tfie new auditorium will not redStratiaii wiD resunJe anti] 9 will be foHowed h>' several spokesman, discussed fee replacement and other hard school board chairman, seeks only benefit fee drama and afeJeUc program at the school pand discussions f r o ra 9:30 music program, but will serve ware wife modem, easy to a m re-election. arxl said be didn 1 feel the school clean models requiring no Jerome Filing deadline was Thur as a dvic arts center for U>e would be hurt next year, sday, reports Mrs. Claude communit>-. annual redecorating and much Tbe artnual awards luncheon because of varsity members less upkeep, Mr. Campbell said. IS slated for ll,:30ajn. Saturday Qiess, t»ard clerk Cast members usducSe Tipi being mainly seniors this y-ear. Freeman. Glend^ Gassert, Tbe third priority wife the Chamber at fee L c ^ e . followed by a Holdover school board He said there are some ‘Teal money provided by the levy is general naeetine from 2 until members are Elmer T err^ Kevan Gellmgs. Ptandy Hud- igood iuniors and spefe, Jame^ Fi{e7 ~Kenneth I— concrete: 4:30 pjn. at the Opera HiSBf,T&bertForbes,Dr.E D Saras commg up." sidewalks on the soufe side of Lisls^ Aides An executive meeting fpjlows at and Wa>ne Sorensen Bear, Kafey Blake. Deanna Mimco IS currer.tly involved Callen. Vidu Brown. Rhonda the senior high sdwoL-' Also JEROME—Leo .ÎfUr.has beer, 4 30pjji. at fee Camas RixHn at in tradt. baseball and golf Felder. Mama Uckle)-. Penne scheduled is "preventive HERNAJOHNSON eteied presiden: of fee Jerorae fee Challenger Inn. wife an activities and it was reported maintenance" on roofs at the Cliamber of Canmerre dunng mstaBaUon banquet at 6:30 p jn. Prohibited that Bernard Schell. IS. Minico Washington grade school, tbe annua] banquet at Wood at the Lodge concluding the Y outh Is senior, tied the state high, jump junior h i^ school and senior Jerome Woman Is Cuff »He snrceeds .Man P three-day event. New officers KIMBEIRLY — .An ordinance record of six feet and one and high annez. Tbe Lincoln school Mfmrtipr JBS ___ . ~TTtli be ilislalleO dunng the- prohibiting fee oonsump&on-et- -.rKht .Sd-,011 has Zl. buckets In fee aide lu' ■Sfs]: Bentnnger was elected conduding eventl been on the p r e m ia on Sinday Cu n MrrandMrs- -A. J. Schell. catch water leaking through the Top Bank Official nee presidsTj- succeedinc Dick -\mong tbe featured qjeakers goes into ^ e c t in Kimberly R:5!er*.. stands feet. il in Wajle Re-elected to tbe for tbe • convention are Ray today. cises. diambers t>oard of dirertors Craft editor of the. .Skamania Beer can be sold, but cannot Drug Case -JEROME — Mre. M|iyben Jenme's First Secirity bank, Bralzirêr^ .\lfun and Count}- Pioneer at Ste\enson. be cpisumed at tte estaWisih Kep. Hansen iMema) Johnson has been reports C R N. aiepberd. Mraciier h n was alsc Wa^ 1 Tom Pettit, head of ment, city officials noted. Slides -Are elected operations officer at manager. ' ' RUPERT - A 12vn -At HnldOT’er directors are Jan tor of tbe Chicago Tribune; and best interests of the com Bean. I*, Rupert, guilty Friday _ « ■ • i Oakley Boy time sbe has been awwiated K eife, Dr. CSiarles Parker, Riîert J. Moore, circulalian munity" and declined further afternoon of Olegal possession ' ' ( V l a s i c \ s l l c V with various departments, of liiari iharijuana Juana with utent LeRin- O ajg and Dick Waite. du'ector for Ttaie Magarine. comizMnt. Hagerman tnclurting bookkeeping teOer. Featured speaker at the to sell- WASmXGTOX. D.C — Cong. Is Hirt In proof department aod moat tmaqnet Wednesday night was Wifeesses for the stale were Orval Hansen, R.. Idaho. wiD recently chief derfc. ( I N - A slide show Am-. Gen. Robert M Robson J. D. Turner, Twin Falls, em- visit vtagi/* VaQey oommunitiej^ “Mrs. Johnson has been a I far a narration of Bike Crash ^ w ra l guests included .Minidoka Calls Meet ploy-e of the Idaho B veau of this week. dedutated and capable empfeye I Heritage and its Court JhistiDe Qay V. Drug Ccontrol; and Robert W. Monday be win be at the OAKLEY — Wayne Bench. daring tfae yea n abe has been Qjipact present and futuie^ ^«eacr; SUte Sep Vemor. F Lawson. Boise, drug analyst for rama< Cocmty coarthocse in U , w o f k lr'an d Mrs. i : E. atBUated with tfae b n k and I generatioos was the p ro ^ am Rffpenscroft. Stale Sen Don On Flood Control Plan fee Idaho Department of FairfieU between lOand 11 am . Beach. Oakley, was listed in am very plM w d and Ratified Health. Witnesses for fee aad at the Blaine cotrthoose in for Past Masters IQght'hdd serioiis condtthin Satnrday at to have her' a mwnbw o f the Frederit-kser.. Ted Diehl. RUPERT — .\n mformalion Mmid^ka Soil Conservation defense were .Q ai^ (Bucky) Hailey from 1 :V to 3 pjn. recently at the Hagerman Cassia Memorial Hospital management team.” gM|iti>r«i manaiw of fee Na-fe Side Hie®mg on procedures to obtain district; Gerald Hur^. Burley , Bronson, Daryl k r a and the Monday evtsmg be wgi adtkess Masonic Lodge No. 71 AS. aod foQowing a bike and pickup said. Cimal Co , and Vtnrf Mberda a local flood control district is Idaho Department of Public defendant KM. accident at 7:35 ajn. FMday at was bom in SantMiDitt, fcydâgâ^âp^ vrtih fee cana] slated for 8 p jn . Tuesday at the Healfe; Forrest Closner. Boise. fee Twin FaOs Jajrees awards Sentencing is scheduled by Tbe slide presentation interaectidn of Harper Ave. and carapai:> Minidoka County cc’ithouse SCS. and a representative of the dinner. ' Utah, tbe daughter o f lir . and F iffe District Judge 'Sherman Tuesday be wHl meet em State Ifigbway 27 in OaUey. Mrs. WendeO DeneL She came district courtroom State Reclamation Engineers. presented by George Dotsdn. BeBwood for 9 a-m. Wednesday. ployes of tbe Sears store. Twin Scott Matthews. K Oiddey. to iddw in 1*4(' and attended Speakers w ill’ include Ed Boise stressed freedom, incentive, Jurors were Florence Falls, and is slated to be in tfae was l; Twin Fans No. 45; Fiddity S*JSHOSE — Wnmers ni the Hacking. Minidoka SCS district and Frank J Spevak vestigated by Jerald Jeppesen. bi her new capacity- at the farr aj fee tait4i sdKW] Ketchum No. to and Filer No. 9S. conservationist. O aik y Chief of Ptlice. assisted bank, Mrs. Johnson win be are m m naacec by PT.A of- Seen .. fay Oen Lavelwd, depcty sher involv ed in aiy ervisico of an fiaais KETCHU\1 — Ray Rostron, The 1965 flood caused nearly I - 3 Cel Honors iff. internal operations. Daie Ciatterton, teacher manager of the Twin Falls oneîalf million dollars damage NFO Meet Doc Hymas woodering if adviser, was assisted by R ^ . Qiamber of Commerce, will be to highways, canals, railroads feere were e n o o ^ Easter eggs SBOSHO^ — llree Uncoln Bunny Man Burned Jamrs Halt, PTA presidenl, in featured speaker during aid personal property, he notes. m the park to go aroood . . county stadwits w m on the fee in r arraagementS- !?«ecial dinner mee Dartyl Cameron ci'anmewtmg* MOVETOT-T. a ^rm in a r at fee Poo- and it was reclaimed ^ the GOUtSIIUfl|{i SDhjrdrCMB MOBBflOlft X Jm kr fai^ wimers were served at 7 p j- Hearings then are 'held and the on y i ng ly e eaes . . . D aR ^ fflOSBGNE - Mr. and Mrs. rigtitfii ownm when It bm t. qprayinc tbe back Pate, first with his Mr. Rostron will be ac- proposal must be approwd by a derosa Inn here Monday. .«amith thinking al)oat sntnner O jtle Benson are moving from }»faBtogra^y entry; Lora Arnold Paolson. Granite fireseason... WOIiamChancey of bis le ^ , resnkkig in first and cangMMntfd by about» ex-board twoOs. lenn^ Uaaiw^'gnan and i OB t t * IBSflnDOe r second d e^ ee bans. a tXt f a r ttrirtt tbe Twin F ^ Cfaamfaer. who Caimmittee members m d o^ economist, win ayiak on factors settlement. . . Lontse - Weiister BETREES Broaa BdUs joa wiD present a Slairt qb Mr. Van E^very, Ed BBis, infliirnring tbe wotMBty in the stodyiiiK dnties of Hmnaa Spuds^ Sugar^ Fertilizer Termed ■a™ aaTsMiBinteg. . . lu i .InA CfaQTtOD l«ti time and mooey in fee ciiait terling aod Henry Creason. Mr. inflation and the elf are Hartoo g i v ^ oat late OCnBBX, WJf Jiio stody. bnsiness. Mr. Rostron is Backing is secretary, ior the protdem. ski report . , * a i Three Top Industries In Idaho I H iî li lw i ' wmnent were credBliBd wife speailieaifing the gnoop. Tlie smanar be^ns at 9 ajn . ‘th e re ’s noQaog that makes SnOSBONE — The three top of tfae road„mder tJSeir MSte Fate, ficsL. birds a id locating of the Kdhrood Plant with a hmchean j tfwtMed at yon appreciate patement so said, are "snmrtfring we nmat larisdctiaa. L t e A Ctaonty one indnstries ia Idfbo are watch." Be discnnfed fee tm adenay; J a y G id rill. ic Twin FaBs. Q approved by inters, the noon. Tbe meetinK is statewide ttiArti as ‘ranr’ dMSL” and the lemaibdff of tfae aecaad. fra ^ ^ Stfi*nn flood control district will and both fann ers and pnfaln n . angar. « i d fertiBKr, creamery .boiiness. noting acciarding to d k a given to the growth .and ciaies|t def jay in lOidMiy it in CanMS Ctaanly. OUaiBrtMLqyiftriu aial 1 ■ i j pravide a kgal orgniatian lawinwiniin are invited. liaU att. ptaat BTPwOi, tied for wife wtach to cooperatae wife Skiing TCoitti Side O iw w m iies at same phases of bnsiBri i Tbe Area Girl tbe goT«snment aad watershed their T b T sday nigfat tin flin g high percentaige of women lack faee OB bis bnn aairifa of it projecu. Mr. Hacking said Projects Held SDN VAIXET — A booB in beid at tbe *«—<»>«**»" cafe in file new plants was 2ZS.000 acres are iocbded in tbe tbe way of an addttoal we^ ef here.-- as "new opputtanifr*’ St9«rbody.Mrs.LanNBaaidhe La.rson Good Is Guest Of proposed waterslied listrict. Of skiii« at Sm VaBey is boi« CfaimfcfCXll WM4iirfriml tfae area wbere industry this anMOt. between ISjBOO n d FILER — Recent prqecta of oUered sIb cattnaiaats. raavt saiesmanager. J. R. McKioDey. abielapaaitedliBlBte After Mishap Governor I t j m acres art it t cAib at oSdala ha«e aaaaweed. Boise, fiwn lateRBMBtain G « Cbnty- theFaerl!^Sctel.iBcliiAea Ifli Mialbii f w lf i *Tlr Cb.,tetbe IfTBnMg — n —*» Qciffiat. teo ior taadMn in t e b n e ttfea roK t ttamm 'm He noted Twin FaDb was « a * « a r el W . aed Mrs. J s * sdecled far sSe aC WtB— od L. W. Baidwki. nurfield; Eart a aaM l« OriBBi. wB te « qw od IM- •f its chaioe THwn, Oonai, sod Jbin Faac, i a i U ^ V aO cr d w M t m a t a f G a r . Dm t iacatfan. awl MdiMed tlw Hailey. Tfaey were inviled.tatte igg*Q ^ B iieii Hwe le ii SMoJdM aod tfae Goveraor^c inwWMUraftataresKfcgwwai nw rtti-r Fmiltar the i a " ' Brtttopped C at te S k i b yadiH m r A ' ; la Tiines-News, Twin' Falls, Idahd Sunday, March » . 1970 2 Ndw Members Promoted nUnSCIBBQ VTXAL. KE- Visit To AEC Siê Set Join Alert Team, OtMUÎGA,. 0 4 c. Mr. eind Mrs. Jbn Givens Mel Gates. k)cal ffirff nn(r r w ^ 1 i i i l m M a l 15ISHINGT0N. D.C. to Idaiio for a first hand look at were accepted as newLmerobers, State^ Faro baanuice Bar the at pnteclaig ( ^ ^ i a l ) . — Congressman facilities and'proâins 'being when the C. B. A I ^ Team of panies in Twin FaDs. has been Qrval Hansen] R-Idaho, an- ' carried on at the Atomic Twin Falls'^met recently. "promoted to agen^ manager at iiounced Saturday, that Biergy siti. A special report on the Red CHympia, Wasi^. eSective April bdlevcd to be tke b a t at its Omgre»inan Oraig Hosmer, R> Rep. Hosmer has teen one of Q-oss symposium on the care of .1- Cadif.,,t^'ranking member of the most active members of the the sick md injured conducted Mr. G a t^ a former coach atf- A(dinl Sente the Joint Committee on Atomic- Joint Coinmittee on ' Atomic recently in Twiii' iFaUs was Wendell and Twin Fall^ jooied CbL has. been w liiiiL m Energy,, will visit ttie National ê r g y . Before his election to given by Harold Metz. Plans State Farm two years ago. p r t ^ Car the iMt Ihc jM i Congress, nearly 18 years ago,, Reactor Tiesting Station in were, finalized for helDbu! the Policyholder* in the a ^ win !uid hopes to hoK it (andleM Eastern Idaho on ApM 13. he served briefly as an attorney Easter Seal Society conduct its tigr 191Z, tt.a&tca4r bos ite n a ;Rep. Hansen said the for the Atomic Energy Com- continue to be^serviced at B3 , matfcetMgprqg y fai mijjjujt. last drive, of the year. Mr. and Main Av«(. N:, pending napaing California congressman had m iôn . he is a member of ihe ing major cMpmjtiiMs wte Mrs. (paries Stickle, Dielrlch, of a'repla<»nent for Mr. Gate& accepted his invitation to come America Nucleiar S êty . were guests. masr want to oae' tbe rmîgiur i-^jf¥Sf5SftffiSi5a5S3Sg5S5fe^

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LADIES COATS PIEGNOIItSETS MEN'S SWEATERS ...... ^ 5 ® * Thit li finol cleon-up of few winter coot* We do not corry cools Famoui brond n iu ic s ,n n ylo n tn co i $ , 2 5 0 ot'Qf lo come and gel Iheie limited quontity. Broken tize> Pink Blue 4 W h.tP P S M Reg S25 . Wools oncf wool blends. Were value's S IJ to, S20) Sizes S. M, L. XL. Crew necks and V hlacks. Reg. $26 to $36 N o w $ 7.00 Reg. $40 to $50 . N o w $12.00 ODDS & ENDS GOWNS Reg. $60 to $75 N o w $16.00 An oivoftment 0* Reg. $80 to $95 N o w $19.00 wOfm vh<*t g o - 'M ...... Vi/ X Price GOLF SHIRTS ...... ‘ Cotton knit and cotton polyester blench. Cre%» WOMENS DRESSES P A N TIE & neck ond golf neck sryles. Ass t cclors, S.-es Eorly Jpfing drettes m blendi, kniti. PETTI PANTS ...... '/2 Price S, M. L, XL. Slightly irreg If perfe^ S6 X oil ngtTie brondt yOu know ond love V S u e » 8 20 W e re SI? to S20...... V2 / J u Price DUSTERS Reg $8 , ‘4” X , WISH YOU HAD a hobby? An interesting will begin April 7 and continue through May 26. TERRY ROBES Reg S9 * 4 ” arocattam for Mrs. M. C. Parker, laughingly The . first class begins at 6 pan. and continues MENS called the “resident potter” at the College of untfl 10 p jn. Students should be prepared to work WOMENS SUITS & COSTUMES SOXS . 77< Nome brondv »pring iu.ft ond COHumei ' Soithein Idaho ait cottage, is making pottery, during the first class period and should wear old Orion Crew socks, grear colors, ail fir^r tjuciir^ 2 o n d 3 Pc w y le i . ^ e is diown here kneading clay in preparation clothes, according to LaVar Steel, who will in FABRICS & LINENS stretch sizes 1 1 To 1 3 for “thiDWing.” The art depmment at the struct the workshop. Registration can be made Were S45 to S80 ...... V2 Price college is offering an eight-week, non-credit by calling Mr. Steel at 733-9554, extension 60. p o t t ^ workfbop for area residents. The course JUNIOR DRESSES____ MENS Good »el*cfion great to Imijh DOUBLE IlNII JChool rh.j ipnng All typet 60 Mide polrfUe' KNIT PAJAMAS ...... ^ 2 ’ '’ N om etron d. slightly ,rreg catTon kn,r bclbnc- OnO i h o p « i 315 ...... Price fTio'^y leitofpi Qod cGiO't Firemen Give City Copy Of Bill V2 $399 gon styles ass t colors If perfect SiJ Votuf. tc S t i ...... ” ...... yrd JUNIOR SPORTSWEARAR Members of the Twin Falls at a bargaining table with Association of Fire Fighters, ASSORTED FABRICS Fire Fighters Association. 1556, their employers, city officials, sponsors of the bill, said the G'Oup ot ponli panlihirti Itnil top, met this week with City all ifv»»aihoble knit^ ot cotton *001« Mi«-a - 'f' j MENS SHORT SLEEVE in regard to wages and other purpose of the Thursday Knc a\40'trrNC''» c' *:iC’ ' 5 4 5 9 btend\ Were SB S ' 6 ...... Price DRESS SH IR TS...... Manager Jean Milar and City working matters. ^ meeting was simply to acquaint V2 O .’MonJnc, ...... Councilman Paul Ostyn to Mr. Milar said city fiPemen city officials with the fact the V2 Oor Own 'âil rt-ij present a copy of House Bill 580 are not at this time asking for bill had been passed and with its coilifttiGn of gneat %rv*r»% jnti :mf, wliich gives city fire depm- any change in their salary provisions. LADIES SPRING COATS BONDED ACRYLIC FABRICS r-jo U t: ■ 3/M 2"^ ment employes collective scale. Like all other city em NO CHANCE Our Sprang COQ’ »ole Cort*>ouet bargaining power. ployes. they art scheduled for a with rnooy r.^«, ^tyle^ added $ ] 9 9 Mr. MEar said the dty had five per cent wage increase IjOS ANGELES (UPI)-San- -tty-.Koufax of th»-LoB-Angeles ■ Cofrporg Ot S45 ...... not y«t recciwd a copy uf Uig- effwUVfe Mwch 1, iiH'der"~tKr 25> MENS bOl and be and Mr. dstyu will city budget to be adopted yel Dodgers struck out 18 men TH R O W RUGS SLACKS ...... T" review it with other council this month. twice in nine-inning games for the major league record. He did Group on mens pant^ ôme x:rne wQsit members. The bill gives fire George Thomas. vice LADIES SWEATERS and VESTS R«.rfs:bir ?4 .JS and wear Volue-i $8 ro S2Q S.ze«» 2S re 36, fiiditers tlie right to sit down it on Aug. 31, 1959, and April 24, A greoi g'Oup o< bulky kn.f cOfd^8 ... 9 9 ' o''c! M i L to laxi. $4 S M L Were S0 & S9 ...... INDOOR - OUTDOOR CARPET SLACKS & PANTS 3 Only In MENS Coiuol llock» ond ponn in voluei to S 1 2 H '8 " X I5'8' Oruw WOOL SPORT SHIRTS'". ______* 8 ®^ iijei 6 18 m vciidt ifnpei, ploidi $ 4 9 9 Beg S6«? 95 ...... ^ 2 9 . ’ “ oil ktndi ot fobrici Small group of mens -«ool sport sHirrs. Our own Christopher Hall brand Reg^ to SI 2 98 S~m KNIT TOP GRAB TABLE S, M, L. XL Ass t Plaids • -A group ot nylon topt, \omt ihofi (le«ve. tome tieevelett thellt. tome GIRLS-TODDLERS long sleeve Volue» to S5 S-M-l 9 9 ' BOYS GIRLS DRESSES GIFTS Sprtng o'^d ' ♦ o< d fc t\ >-'P V. »>ool o -'J p lo y S O ‘. 9 9 99 BOYS SHORT SLEEVE S.ie% 3 6" 7 1 4 ...... 3 and CORNING WARE KNIT SHIRTS ...... 1 Boke r> fry S**» GIRLS SPORTSWEAR Crew neck Orion SrtirM. «eg S3 >5g i-r. 1 2 )'o n d L 11 4 14r Sove S6 02 $ g 8 8 SmoU gfoup . I top» R eg S 1 4 9 0 . vbifti r>ow fpiiucpd to d ro f BOYS Val^^rv lo S4 to S n . . V Price 5 1 9 9 PYREX BAKE DISHES 2 SPORT SHIRTS ...... I------Long sleeve oermonent „ a 50CC: .e(ed 7 1 4 x n i t s h ir t s phc* FontOitK o^vorimenf of oddi i endi m Mondbogt Mo\# S. Some toddler too ...... 1 | / 3 O ff Long Sleeve crew neck and' colored itvie,. Lmitwci e»c G fe a i V o lu e i com e o n d Look cûontitres-JJeg S3-S5 BOYS TODDLERS DRESSES PANTS ...... Ceducrd 'o . l*-nr- SHOES ^ l«ted group ot boys parn. dress onct 1/3 Off s7to SiT"’ DRESS HEELS

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OUR FAMOUS . . . LUXURIOUSI ANKrrVERSARY BLANKET gEoch y«ar, because of a great special purchase, we are able to : $;offer you one of America's finest blankets at hard-to-believe ' gjprices. This year is no exceptioni A* a matter of fact, we feel ' $:thot this year's Anniversary blanket is one of the finest we have HOSIERY DEPARTMENT |fshown. Come see for yourself . . . feel the thick, rich pile that is §:washabie and resists piling. Take note of the extra wide, 7 inch ^nylon binding tfrat tfH off this superb blend of polyester and M A IN FLOOR 'iniybn. Select your new kjxury blanket from shades of gold, ^'pink. orange, royal lilue, moss green or lilac. . . it reverses from lO f a w ^solid colors to a beautiful variation of tri-tone plaids. 50c Down Will Hold In layawayl of 2 I.9 t 16** -I; ' _ ' ■ Sunday, Mqr'ch 39, 1970 Times N«ws, Twin Falls, Idaho. 13 Trevino Clowns Way To Te,Ba§p Wins Anitfi Derby In Str^'ch ,ByJULEX.KAaK. Shoemaker’s sixth second^while Aggressively was ’ - ' U P I Sports Writer , Santa Anita Derby winner but and $3. George Uwi?-paid $5, Tie With Boh Menne third and Cool Hand nni«h»H and $4.80 and the lo n g i^ A rc a d ia ,C a lif,(K P IW o c k e y his Brat since 196S when he fourth in the field of II. M s UUtXY BOVCV BiU SJxMinaker brought Terlago captllred the rich classic for Aggressively returned $13.20; ■tolago raced 11-8 mUes in Twlago U a son ofTerrang . 1lM»9ae«s %«tB Gfiler t betweeu horses in the stretch to three year olds aboard L u c ^ the( good time of 1:48 and who won the 1956-Santa Anita A m Ba«taatvjbt, IBinoo's score a clear victory by about Debohair. National Airlines Meet justified his selection as the 3-2 Derby with Shoemaker as his aUlJtiii!^ ipflQ two lengths Saturday in the George l>ewte, who had set favorite of tbe Ug derby day rider. The colt is owned by S. > - t e ttridqg tfte- first o f seraral - 33rd—running of the >141,400 the pace-mostof-the.way, held- crowd of mere than 50,008:----- and a threenround total of 206. J.AgnewofTenino,WB*.,who ' Bj; LES KJOS the second. Uiird and fourth S^nta Anita Derby. on with determination to finish Teriago returned . $S, IB.40, OrviUe Moody,, the . 1969 U.S. purchased him for $220,000 last " 1Dtae SIT soBoi^ tWBcf and his MIAMI (UPI)-Lee ‘htvino boles, then (ell faitdi to ■ two- downed Us wy to a {ourander- Open winner;- was another yeaât the j^lmont Horses in c n A . lies Bdh. are beaded for under^ 70 far hii threMound training sale(j awnj T'kqjippr par 6S Saturday and a Ue for the total of ad-cood enough- to stroke back at 207 after firiog a TiA/!£$Â/eWS 67. Gary) Player shot a 71 and Despite the rich price, paid kBlkrtSbflS lead witii yomg Bob Mcntw share the lead. trailed the leader by eight for the colt, it may prove a Jkfker M s Wturn, Boatwright going into tbe final roiaid of the Two itrolMi badt was the t a » ^ Ni#nal Airliaes Golf stroke. barg'in. Teriago earned $96,400 jutQl he ■mnVir^ tL ie w other tour's top cBney w ^ r . Dick to run his lifetime earnings to Loti, who flrcd.gJSrnra three- r - ■ — ■ ■■ aojîlaaie trips to riew the T^DID'lUDQCntv u ' ' *' i The flamboyant Trevino nearly $200,000. Dtwino went into the third vai3inis colleges that are of- round total o( 205. flopped on the green after At the start of the race, the round two strokes bade of the Chi t3ii Rodriguez, who iiwntf^ Ihtfn w^ylnrchipc to play holing a 12-foot birdie putt on spe^y George Lewis shot out surpiismg Meme, but caugtat started tbe round tied with baD inr them. Ib e longest the ninth hole. “ I almost broke m front and had a length lead fTBbiftily m il he Duke to the his opponent in a bead-to-bead Ttrevino ^ strokes bad^ of by the time the field hit the east and BBRBii to the west. - m atdi for the. lead. Menne Menne, first turn. Shoemaker dropped tpymHh ytriVi, -Hyhn hpnf^y^ \p >itg started strong with birdies a a Counb7 ■Twlago into, third place as rea sn itin ii lîis week, and Trevino caught Menne twice Pitchers Hit Peak Form Plenty Old forced the pace BottsR^^ will leax'e S n p e rl before be made it stick. Once on ^ t ^ e d out behind were Waao«&(yinnming. There will My Dad George Takes the 12th hole when Menne Colorado Jr., WUlowidi. Sir 1 be tm i .daj's of.wnrkouts and landed in a sand trap for Dodgers Nip Mets 1-0 In 16 Wiggle, Cool Hand, and Protan- Uhtan ithe aD-star game Friday bogey. Menne took the lead to. As the horses, moved down mijHt I3ie filing, c ^ e d ^ Florida Derby By Head back with a birdie on the 13th, Pitchers were in midseason' third homer of the exhibition gan’s blast came with the basips the back stretch, George Lewis •*^rfc^ppwr Dtan^ pgm» pjts tbe but Trevino tied it again by form across the continent as ■’season for Washington. loade^. . , j e ■and Plenty (Md staged a head chipping in from 30 feet on the top M prnspeds from Perm- By FRANK EIDT.R returned $5.20, $3 and 3 across Los Angeles edged the New Baltimore won the first Japanese teams defeated bm and head battle for the lead ^Sx^maagaiiislthetap 10 from the board. Com Off The Cob 15th. York Mets, 1-0, on BUly annual “ Gold Coast Cup” tor Fra.nclsco for the fifth time in while Shoemaker stayed, doae th» TitiTirm "nie h05t HAIXANDALE, Fla. ( UPI )— competition between teams eight games, 2-1. Juan Marichal behind waiting for his opiwrtu- paid $2.80 and $2.80. Cassie Red Menne birdled the par five Grabarkewitz 16th inning homer ttwwm nail bave McMillan, who Mv DAD George, in a repeat of U-aining in Miami and Fort went the rout for the American nity. was wor*h $4.40 to show. 16th with a 7-foot putt but hit at St. Petersburg, "Fla. Bill ^pnrJs lUustraled e i- ffileah’s $100,000 Flamingo Lauderdale, Fla., by blanking, lost the game on a seven Turning, into the stretchteam, under a tree on thp 17th for a Singer hurled eight innings for Stakes, diarged down the the New York Yanks 6-0. Inning homer by Mlchiyo Arito Teriago fanned out slightly to ttraraigaaiJj’ dubtied the “ best bogey five, putting Trevino into the Dodgers, Jose Peija went pre?) ^ og iect tt £be nation." stretdi'in a ding-dong battle Singles by Dave Johnson and of the Lotte Orlons. get by the leaders while Cool Fairly, Sanlo a tie for the lead to stay. five and Bob O'Brien, who isn’t IffmiankB Count>- has taken WITH Com Off The Cob Ellie Hwdricks keyed a three- Hand and Aggressively made a Menne said playing ^ th tbe on the club roster, blanked the GOGOLAK’S FIELD GOALS veD to the ic^ of having -a Saturday to agai«-han* defeat run second Inning for the belated bid. ■ Power East colorful Trevino d(d not bother world champions for tiiree NEW YORK (UPI)-Pete Tcpnesemtstjre- in sucb a on that hard4uck colt by a h e ^ Oriles. Righthander Jim Pal But as the finish line neared, him. frames. Gogolak attempted 46 field goal pnestice game. Ih e ^lartan fans margin in the $144,600 Florida mer twice escaped bases- Teriago easily drew to the front Stars By Vt esl Jerry Koosman. hurled seven in 1965 for the Buffalo Bills and and was opening up ground Ifaape raised money to D « ^ - . " I enjoy playing with Lee and loaded, none-out situations. innings for New York and Tug made 2 ^ Both figures are with every* stride. At the finish wni^ Jbm*$ parents. Mr. and LOS ANGELES ('U P I)-R on 1 enjoy his gallery," said the 28- McGraw gave Up Just one hit in Mack Jones slugged two Ameri^H Football League The ^ in te r Cassie Red hui^ his official margin of victory Mrs. Bin B oatw ii^t, back, Fairly and Ron Santo hit solo year-old pro whose highest six ■ scoreless frames. DaiOiy homers, a double and a single records. on far third by a half l e n ^ in was 2 1-2 lengths. wfbidiisainoe gesture, and also homers early in the game and finish in 15 months on tbe tour Frisella served up the home as the Montreal Expos socked Oie three-horse blanket finish. is aying to ronnd 15) sufficient the East All Stars rolled to a 5-1 was a tie for 20th in the San run bail to Grabarkewitz. Kansas City, 9-0. Jones started ■ zxumev lo purchase a color My Dad George and Com OS victory over the West in the first Antonio Open.' Two out homers secured the game with a .189 spring Economical, Durable, Versatile — TTiriiS* fiVm .witTnplr tf with sound The Cob hocJted at tbe 16th Major League Baseball Classic. victories for Pittsburgh, Cincin average. The Expos lost utility '‘He started like a hguse afire, Expandable — Framelets tr a A . l i e znovic would be bole and they were less than A crowd of 31,694 watched the nati and Houston. player Ty Cline bideflnitely. eiailahle for showing around but we had a lot of golf left," Heavy steel the length of a whisker apart in contest at Dodger Stadium, Dave Arington’s blast in the aine undergoes surgery Mon nftMtin inr arn- school or gro:?) Trevino said of his opponent. the charge to'the uire. Seventy proceeds went to the Southern 10th inning brought the Pirates day for an Intestinal disorder. jnleresled “ He's hitting the ball and he's yards fa-om the . fmish, it Christian Leadership Confer at 5-J win over Philadelphia; IThe word on Jim s intentions going to be tough to beat." The Boston Red Sox beat the BEHLEN appeared that Com OH The ence and the game was Jimmy Stewart hit a three-run inr .settling xm a college is Detroit Tigers, 5-3, as George Cob pushed his nose in front, dedicated to Dr. Martin Luther Rodriguez said after his 71 “ If homer in the ninth Inning to fancifaTH- ji will be in tbe Scott raised his torrid spring but jockey Ray Broussard King Jr., the assassinated civil you started like I did, you give the Reds a 3-2 b-iumph west and perhaps in the in- average to .481 with a homer BUILDING SYSTEMS appliedrhis whip with renewed rights leader. wouldn't finish." He hit his first over the'St. Louis Cardinals area. CDach Koh - and single. Carl Yastrzemski vigor and My Dad George gave Tom Seaver of the New York drive at the Up of a sand trap and Jim Beauchamp’s homer 0 33 ^ youngster has about also homêd for the Red Sox, an extra kick that carried him Mets started for the East and and buried the ball, taking a with a man on provided the while Jim Northrup and WlUle neducea the faiahsts to seven or VERN SCHUTTE & SONS to victorj- and $104,600 pay off pitched three innings, giving up bogey five. He matdied it with a Astros with a 5-J victory over Horton connected for the m i ^ and T^BTn; to Tisit only five for owner Rajmond Curtis. three hits and one walk. He was birdie at No. 2, bogeyed the the Minnesota Twins. Tigers. nr SOL He hopes 10 make his credited with the victor}’. STANiJa RD and COMMERCIAL The two colts fought a seventh when he hit Ui the water deasinn as‘>*fly as possible so •Lew Krausse of the Seattle Pitcher Dick Such hit a grand John Matlas, a 25-year-old similar stretch dual at Hileah and birdied the 12th, 14th and Detigned to Fit Your Needs be ,nm h av e some l^sisUre tupe. Pilots, wtjo'came on in the.JJiird., slam, ■fhomer for Atlanta and Hawaiian bidding for the first in the Flamingo with My Dad 1 ^ with putts of 20,3 and 9 feet. fpee iroiti phones and inning in relief of starter Don hurled four scoreless innings as baseman's job on the Chicago George winning by a nose. We Specialize in aecrmtmg, sinnmer. Wilson of the Houston Astros, Lotz got his 68 by birdying the the Washington Senators defeat- White Sox, doubled twice and All Commercial and Com Off The Cob was the Hcwppsr, there coiild be a took-the-loss -fir st bole and adding birds- thp Atlwn^g Rravpjq singled-in a 7.3 win nvpr the Roof Syitem s favorite of the cro>Fd of 26,139 Flat Spans Up chance that his coach will Fairly, the first man lo face the fourth and ninth with 15-foot Frank Howard rapped his Pittsburgh "B " team. Matlas to with My Dad George a close-up 300 Ft. tocnme a jjjcruiier Coach Roh Krausse, bit tbe first pitch into putts. He birdied the 13th by now has nine hits In his last 11 On Matonery Walls second choice. My Dad George iMiii'nwTtt|f is pTannmg on at- the rightfield grandstands to chipping to within three feet of at bats. Ending Utah Stale Unrfersitj make it 1-0 for the East. He was the pin and Sunk a 13-foot putt Mac.Millaii Slun^ Danny Walton hit two homers RT. 2, KIMBERLY RD„ TW IN FALLS nest yoar lo get his masters d ' voted player of the game by the on the 16th for another bird. ()kk«*r In >«•! I’ liiy and one each were unloaded by Ph. 733-0313 idegnee and iOso m aj become a O x V g C n C o U f l l coaches and otber contestants. Red Kubiak, Mike Hegan and tiTintTihw ,ijf to e imdi team’s ' Santo, the veteran Chicago He bogeyed the 17th by hitting John Kennedy In Seattle's 20- \ 22 3 5 FAIRVIEW, BOISE PH. 375-9200 ■Sniith ~CtiB ttUrd baseiiian,- -actoaB y -thp. blinker nn thft tef nnd lan- JOHANN F^satmn. liit, 1» 1 rout.- of Oakland. ■ Hc- Rebounds In I Ijj £ Southern IciBho provided the deasive run when ding his second shot short of the Africa U P I)—Frew MacMil Omierence team to see if be be hit his homer off Krausse in green. Lotz's 68 gives him 13 lan, whose only claim to fame ■MmtiiH ije interested m taking on Mormon Lake the fourth inning. The ball just rounds in the 60s In his last 16 in the past was his doubles play, anuther head }oh. cleared the 330-foot mark in left outings. on the South African Davis Cup ATTEMTIOW . ______team, -scored-the: upset of the— "WRmnr m i^ 'a lsc i liave tkeen Oxj-gen ccmlent has risen and f i e l d ...... ^ South African open tennis She first team that Sew to a the ice cover is vanishing at The West ^ t its lone run in TOLCHDOWN KING SUQe loumamcnt Ih^jîartans Mormon Resert-oir. marlong the eighth inning off Grant tournament Saturday. MacMillan, who lost his 'hrejawft 10 Boise for tile first the end to the winter kill of fish Jadcson of the Philadelphia NEW YORK (UPI)-Jim DISCRMINAtlNG INVESTORS chance for further heroics in £ame and -were flown home, in that impoundment. ' Phillies on a single by Willie Broun scored 106 touchdowns y the Davis Cup when South tetng an bed at Vi-.aBpjn. The Dav'ts o f the Los Angeles for the Cleveland Browns Robert Bell, regional fish nact daj- they left the IBarlej- Dodgers and a double to deep during his 1957-65 career. The Africa was banned from the '"Escape From the Ordinary'' b id lo^^ fSr the Idaho Fish and competition, ousted Holland’s juiipuit a i £:3i and O iad] Rtdi center by. Ken Berry. dosest to Brou-n in this record Game Department, visited the second-seeded Tom Okker 6-4, jgiiM^ted &em ’g ^ readings just off tbe Iowa Stale (O tern i^ alter beating Borab Green Bay Packcrs. ^ quarter-finals. WIYH SUCCESSFUL INVESYORS. Ixiat ranqjs had rebounded to and *hCT lost the fmaK to five parts per million against Repeats In • IT'S A COMMODITY YOU CAN'T MANUFACTURE. Highland wtaic±i makes Cctadi one-half pai^ per million three ERidi wnndeT wbetiier he • IT INCREASES IN VALUE EACH DAY. weeks ago. That amount is Mat Tourney jAwaHdjs^ have Imed up one The JD860 Tnrmf capable of sustaining fish life. EVANSTON, ni. ( UPI )-Iow a "ISLAND PARK ESTATES" IS SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY. He was imable to visit the The toHiD used two planc&, State clinched its second A UNIQUE RESORT FACILITY ONLY 20 MINUTES FROM ^m ng area, where greatest and five-sealers and straight NCAA wrestling title brings 15-yd. mortality had t>een visible, due- Hob r^nris taking Saturday in consolation finals "YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK" Tmwic lodging snd buy to the rotting condition of the at Northwestern University. AMERICA'S OLDEST AND MOST POPULAR NATIONAL PARK. 'jTltrt ife Hegens. CSI’s new alJ- net censusing as soon as all-hydraulic ease an upset, was decisioned by Jcmericac, figures the hanor is possiUe this spring to deter "ISLAND PARK ESTATES" (49 IN IDAHO TO BE EXACT) Ben Cooper of Southern Illinois u c a a the probable con- mine the extent of kill. Tbe kill for third place in the 177 pound to most any job seqnences of making ^lould prove advantageous to (Deeded Land, Not A Federal Lease) tjmm j fr^^nnan area aiders as it will reduce class. The Cydones’ victory marked jl wiD make it tnnghrr tbe perch and sucker population you have tbe first time in 40 years of This exclusive offer made possible by TV Star Art Linkletter Snr -my to play Twrt ycHT,” be whidi has grown sufficiently to NCAA tournament that the and a Group of Utah & Idaho Businessmen. ameded. ' ‘1 know when I was a impede trout growth. The Looding 15 cubic yards of dirt wrestling title has been out of jtminr in ficîoal the otber department plans heavy every rînutc without the aid Oklahoma for two years in a atmiiw. of forgzit about me planting of catchable-sized and a pL/ihei A power shift traris- nSHERMANS PARADISE row. and jnst let me play. Then I was fingerling trout as soon as truck m issrop IhoT ,— r.ves yo u frorn 1st mountain streams teeming with The consolation round preced Two large lakes & miles of I aD-cit}' ■flia: year and I access opens. Of 2r>d O' 'he end of o cut. ed championship matches Sa fighting mountoin Trout. Fishing ponds for the kiddies too. L a Iflt nf jressure m> aemor through rhc (o n g e s to a top turday night at whidi time the s p q e d ir 5th cf r-ph - wftH- PASSING RECORD 28 total points will be counted and ou t cli.frtii BIG GAME HUNTING LOS ANGELES (UPI(-The awards presented. Includes America's largest Elk herd, Moose, Deer, Mountain Goat, Jerry JfteyerhocSer, i ^ ’S SaUonal Football League re jaftrTtTOihnmc Tnim and aisO Iowa State won four of five Antelope, Bear, Cougor. Don't forget the Ducks & Geese. . cord for tbe most yards ^tiêd semifinals matches Friday jBsx^tant cnuch wifiioixt port- passmfi in a single game i beld 4fii¥T> more night to pull away from all fQ:- Norm Van BrocUin. As other contenders—except Michi OR MAYBE... Sam }tist about anyone. qoarterbadc for tbe Los Angeles You'd rather ride horses, swim or ploy golf or go boating in the MeyenhoeBer belieres' CSI's gan State. Malacek was the .Rams in ISSl. be passed for- S&4 Spartans last hope. Cruiser. There is always the lodge with dining and the lounge. « « as te 9Bcood4>^ yards against New York îinirtta A agaiiTWt Christian Yanks, hitting 27 of 41 aerials WnNTERroN... CUDefie tf the Soiffliwes mirmg atteoQsted. Ae - ‘tmr-nmnmt last Come winter there's skiing and snowmobiling with excursions to O ld . Be w a s TxwiinHi ^ Sagles tiuâne (Southwest i was bigger koDctad aB a lean ndndi was because we were 14 down at Yes, It's All There At t iBUE»Hy 3be starting of MOd bftdL. If tte iOae iggTima year's NCAA b conW ISLANDJ>ARK ESTATES have been beaten easily and no HOUSTON -*Tkait was a. big win." one would have thought WRITE FOR YOUR FRIl aAQvAM Bsr said. we^jEOiBiing about i Sales rêpresentotive H O P PREVENT Serving South Idaho DISEASE : . . ISLAND PARK ESTATES _ SEE ^ FOR Use Ub** Woifer , Ph. 733-1490 Twin Falls P.O. Box 8384, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 84108 AUTO INSURANCE Let John Essary NAME 'I f ^ boM a driMT's POWER RAKE ADDRESS CITY STATE IIM Sr«1E M IlM iU IISS0 CIAT1M YOURUWN 1 ' 111 OveHand Av». Phorai 678-5585 TELEPHONE No. AREA CODE Aw— w M f l h 733-0626 733-7234 .BURLEY, IDAHO 14 -niTWS-News. Twin F a lls. Idaho Sunday. Atorch 99, lyTp Records FaU,^ Steelhead Transpla'ht Proj

SALT LAKE cm (UPI)- . The steelhead transplanting build a special four-year 10, 1969. " I f we could get.some with half to be d m ped iai the 124-104 tx i Hike NBA? Powerful Indiana nDtdêd its project, moving the Middle strain.’ ’ He said the average of warm weather up there, I ’iri Pahsimeroi at tlw weir and the third consecutive NCAA swim Snake R iver .run to the less than the Clearwater River sure the .fishing and our other half at the bolduig ming and diving ehamfdonsUp t^sim eroi, has cbme up Mth strain everyone covets but frapping muld really pick up,” upstream. Results will be Saturday to twQ^more r e c o il mother plus with the advent of sizewise appears slightly larger (juidor s^d. chedcjed to see if there b any Playoff Liead to 2-0 tumbled on the" final - day -of fcur-year rtin spawners and the than the Pahsimeroi native '..Creel checks by the ildaho appretiable difference. If oot. cohiipetition. ovwaU project appears to-be average. Fish and Game Department so the holding pond idea may be . Atlanta ran its lead to 24. 18 points, and had 13 assi/its. Mike Burton o f UCLA naUed running alittle aheadof the past Fluctuating water tem ter indicate that 50 per cent of scrapp^. ATLANTA(UPI)-Tbe AOan- Should that be the caae. the ta Hawb iwlled away from points, 5 9 ^ , wtth Just 3 1-2 Sevenôot Tom Boei'Winkle down hisJOiird gold metal-of the few seasons. peratures have kept the project the fish being taken in the main OucajRo in the second half here minutes to play in the second topp^ (he Bulls with 23 points. meet. But, Indians's superior C. R. “ Bob” Quidor, manager trapping success, the angler’s Salmon River by anglers had department may turn the ponds Saturday night, whipping the quarter. Etut Chicago doaed the depth . provided a 97-point of . the , Niagara Steelhead fishing success, dawn but things their origin either at the' exclusively into Chinook margin over runnerup Southern Niagara hatchery - or the Salmon prodnction. Iboosands BuHs half with a IM.rOafa and was Hatchery, reports 10 of the ,72 are «=*»n aheadlotlast year^ ll i e 124-lM to push tbeir NBA California. HaydenXreek experimental Western Division playoff advan suddenly back in the game Sl- returning fish taken at the first steelhead entered the trap of Chinooks planted in the poods 48. Dewan Beals Stanford finished third with Pahshneroi weir are in the tour- Feb. 17 this year against March station. ' last -vear wintered « d l and tage to 24). 206 points and UCLA was Quidor said the daily runs of. currently are growing well. That was Hie end, of the year class and t h ^ show The victory was Atlanta'&tth smolts from the Niagara hat They will be held in the poods Chicago threat. With Walt Arts-Letlers fourth with 185 points. exactly what Idaho anglers in a s e m . and its 10th in its last chery to the P^Jisimeroi have .until next April, released into Haczard at the oootrols of a Veteran Mark Spitz, success began demanding last year— 11 -âmes. begun on a seven-dav sdiedule^ the river and .the succeeod even its record at 6-6 for the Stanford Universit>-’s Steve ($9.20). Dunning suffered a heartbreak- Dancer paid .$6.20 and $6.00, season.

batters and hurled a one-hitter only to lose 2-1 (o the Air Force on three errors in the ninth inning -Dunning^ only hit was tjy Dennis Hall in the sixth inning to drive in the first Air Force run. In the bottom of the ninth, (he Falcons’ Bill Maggio got on base on Phil Kelber's error. Dunninf, attempting to pick Maggio off first, threw the ball away, advancing the runner-to second.

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APRIL 1 / M tr a n a tA N CASH DAY OF SALE TIRE STORES APUL4 HAL DEAL, OWNER lA V B W aO TD. H A m iO N ACUTIONEER: LYLE MASTERS CLERK: CAL HARPER NORM'S O.K. TIRE O KIMBOLY ROAO OJC. TKC • BIUE UUCE5.0JL TMtE Phone 543-5227 or 543-5912 Phone 543-9983 or 543-5854 Wm. Elm. Fleyil&Tom. Twin M k Dicfc King. Twin firih K«niqr«i »m A,tw in '■ ■ i Suntlay, March 29,.1970 Twin, Falls, Idaho, 15 East All-Star& Topple Unser Bi;Qther% Ru n O n e - T w 4^ At Phoenix ....J ... :: 1 1 West 116-102; Scott PHOENIX. Ari*. (U P D - Calif., span his car. Another ' Brotfaers A! and Bobbin Unser rooUe. Jotmny Anderson, Sa- made it a {funily atEair Satnrday dtooento. Calif., spun to tOss BS tbey finiabti ooetwo in the Diogardi and started a series of Gets Top Player Ajward seventh annnal Amnj^ Biyan crushes. _____1, ISO-jntle cfaampionsfai |> Alao involved were George INDIANAPOUS. '.jxi. (UPI) The ««st's Nate Ardiibakl of Anîibald were the prfane, race-«t Pboeniz Itoter^tknU Snidec, Bakersfield, CaUf., AB-America Bide Mount of Texas-El Paso topped all factors for keeping the score Raceway. , Gary Brttnhaiinwi, Tinley Park, Pwdoe scored S ooints and soprers with 35 points but tbe dose in tbe initial period, as A1 beat Bobby by one mile — nij. and Gordon J[ohncocki ■Km Mr-Miilianri al Oahsnbia east’s better baunce paid off. Oey combined for 27 points. and was at least two miles Hayings, Blich. Jobncock's car bagged 23 Satnnb.y afteraoon Tbe tvo teams battled bead- However. Erickson addrf only ahead of everyone else. stnidc Diogardi’s and burst into as tbe east irtuppiid the west. to-head for the first 19 minutes two points in the second half to Defepdiqg imtjnniil champion flames. lUftjaMn a nation^ny telerised -jwtfa-the lead changing fini^ with 16. Mario Anidretti-was the o i ^ - After tbe wreckage was eaQegeAD-Starba-kelbangape.' seven times with nine ties also Tbe East broke the game ^ v e r aEIe toâyS ose with Al cleared. Unser im m îately Charlie Scott of North Caroli- intermingled', before • Ohio open in the second half after Unser all day, but mechanical opened up his, lead and was na. «bo seared points, was State's Dave Sotensoa sank a bolding only a six point lead at problems f o r ^ Andretti to give never again seriously chal named the "star of stars" as be field to put the east oo top for half-time, 60-54. Behind tbe up the chase at tbe b alf^y lenged. belied lead the «ast to its good at S&M with minute to- firing of Mount, McMillian and, —The. Jimmy Bryan race senxid' straigb: «in in tbe go before intermivawi. Scott, tbe Eâst rolled to an 18 Finisbing. third was Uoyd named after the late Indianapo e i g ^ annual game in tbe The shootii^ of Rick Erick point lead, 112-94, with just two ,Ruby. W ichiU F alls, Tex., lis 500 winner from Phoenix, series. son of Washington State and minutes to go in tbe contest. 'followed by A. J. Foyt, Houôn, was the first event on USAC’s Both teams placed five, Tex., and Mike Moskty, l a 23-race schedule. Victory was la y e rs in double figures. On Puente, Calif. worth $8,950 to Unser and the East besides Mount, Scott A six-car pileup on the 44th allowed him to assume the l^ d Foster Coasts, Rouse and McMillian, Vann Williford lap forced a 50-minute dday in in the batt]; for the 1970 national of North Carolina State added the $53,600 United States Auto driving championship. Works .Vs Fight Nears 12 and Sorenson 17. Qub event, whicb was shown George Irvine of Washington live on national television. with 10, Curtis Perry of. Tbere were no injuries in tbe Field Trials MISSOUU-%. Mont September, considers Rouse a Southwest Missouri with 10 and mishap which, began when Bot) Foster World Ijgh l- stepping stone to a date with • f)tii I 'i-i -tllini; Jim Ard of Qndnnati with 14 rookie Nick Diogardi. Lodi, Heavejrweif jbt GtaiApioa islack- heavyweight diampion Joe Slaled Next lii"h |)- i f'li ni.iui <■ I Ilf backed up Erickson and Ardii- his Ct aining pace during Frazier. • Full I |)l\ nvh'li I Ml li k wlv bald. the veeki sd but contender For Rouse, however, the bout ^ eek .\t Paul • n;in(l'Oiiic -iileMall The sportswriters covering (iollins.Signs To Roger Rocse. facing a possible shap^ up as a milestone. It is • -Wi ll! 1 ■ iii'tiui tiDii, the game selected Scott as the last dian>.-e a: tte big time, his' second crack at tbe title lMa% Vk iih BuiU ITiinii vM'.'iiinu SI h’-I{-T I F s t^ of s t ^ jover tbe high-.. PAUL - The 1970 ^ in g field intensified his scbaluie. and a victory would make scoring .Archibald mainly be trials of the Idaho State Field Both fighters uere trortang belieyers of ft^ t fan skeptics. CHIC.AGO (U P I) - Jimmy- Trial Association will be held cause of tbe North Carolina CoUins, New .Mexico Slate out at tte Loyola High School A loss would \-irtually eliminate Saturday and Sunday at the player is all-around play. guard who was the Chicago G>-m d a jy in prtparalion for him from further title consider Julius Clawson Farms, 1200 AU sizes on sale. \. buy now and save! Scott’s trisp passing and 11 Bulls No. - l choice in the the .April 4 title bout at the ations north and 400 west, of Paul.. TuMMM •U(kw«ll> »94. rebounds plus magnificant de 1 I m ffla .Adams Field House on the In their first meeting in 1968, National Basketball Association lit l » t Tim 111 1 Tu* ! P t i Tirt fensive play were instrumental The two day event offers GUARANTEED-^ WRITING Uuiver-uty of Montana campus. Foster won b>- a techmpal draft, has been signed to a competition in the open puppy, 529 60 • 14 7S $33 50 • 1675 • • in the selection. three->-ear contract, general Reuse, of Anaoooda. Mont.. knockout after opening a cut amateur derby, amateur 31 25 15 62 35 50 1775 Two pla>-ers for each team manager Pat Williams of the V fo> lh» ■"to* ranker, seventh in the divison o\er Rouse’s left eye. Rouse shooting dog, open all age, open o» th* o» g'n«i 1 31 26 15 62 35 75 17 87 were unable to make the I tiy Ring Magazine, held 10 h;s fiad earlier met Dick "figer for Bulls announced Saturday. shooting dog and open shooting u»iid 32 50 ji 16 25 37 00 18.50 ; ; contest because of travel The 6-foot-2 inch Collins will eigh t-aiile-a^y )ogging sciie- the title and lost He had tbe dog derby. ' 34 50 1 17 25 39 25 19.62 problems caused by striking air I I I dule and sparred wilh hea- chance before Foster and arrive here late Monday 37 75 18 87 43 00 21.BO controllers. Missing were Mike The dogs will be worked on ■ ' ww i'ight Tonv Doyie of S^t Foster feels Rouse should have afternoon and attend a news liberated and wild pheasants. 41 OO 20 75 1 47 25 i 23.(52 Maloy of Davidson and John t Lab Qty waited in line. conference in the Bulls’ office - 4& 25 1.23 12 52 50 ' 26.25 i ■*' Johnson of Iowa for the. East, Trophies and-or merchandise Fiister 'co.Tfidenlly eased off Foster said at the signing last Tuesday morning. 47 75 23 87 54 50 27.25 and New Mexico State's Sam awards will be presented in all 1 00 ’ us schedule ar.d trer.! irom week. 'It's a shame Roger Terms of the contract with l^cey and Jim Collins for the ei-ents, sponsored .by Sears, four sparrmg partners to one didn't wait antil I do away with Collins were not announced, in Roebuck and Company of Twin West I 'ester, oho i-P.ou.se Joe Frazier . " accordance with the Bulls' Falls. Buy NOW..'CHtMge,St'..prompt credit service. Don’t miss out! in W’ashir.^.cr.. D C lisl Then, he said, the division team policj- on salaries, but Judges for the two-day event would be open to elimination coach Dick Motta said "he is will be Clyde Schoonover, and Rouse would surely win. not getting as much as some of Pocatello; Rulon E\-erton. Twin Foster still smarts because Michigan the other players thipl^ he is." Falls; Glen Wiese, O g ^ , and K (!L\ (,rii>ht*> Rouse got a crack at TigeT Sanford Daines, Corrine, Utah. first. Awards for Saturday's Brake and Front End Indoor (!haiiip " I didn’t think it was fair.” Threatened Biics Siriisiiile winners will be presented at the Foster said I said if I e%-er For PlaVoff Spot group’s banquet Saturday night Kansas 99-50 pot a shot at him in the ring, By Blacks at Price's Cafe in Burley. i d swarm.all over him." NEW 0R1X.ANS *CP1 »-The LOS .ANGELES - L'H > - Faster was Icwking toward a CAR SERVICE New Orleans Buccaneers, strug Wa>Tie Callell smashed race: ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UP1>- summer bout with Frazier, and gling to gain a berth in the- records a tbe 220 and 440 and The University of Michigan will (.oloin‘I«i l)t*f«*al be figures two more t»uts after American Basketball Associa ancboredjfce Brians 440-reiay be dosed, a black student this one and he won’t I* tion's Western Division play- (.ou}:ar>« Vl B uzz»t team to IfKitber mark as host leader warned Saturday, if Includes all this work: igr.ored ofls. gained a half game in that UCL-A routed Kansas. 1973 “ other demands” by the Black Foster took on twx> challoi- direction Saturday night by X CAA tarttwr diampiim. » » .- gers for Fus titie in 1969, AcooB M a w m a t fBAM i ahitii ! RALEIGH, NC. (UPD- ia an intersectkiaal dual track met. defeating the New, York Nets Darel Carrier hit a .Woot three Frankie De Paula and Andy 100-92. 1. Front End and field ineel Saturday. Edwin C, Fahre, a law pointer at the buzzer Saturday Kendal! He knocked out The Joneses. Steve and It was a oae-£sded contes! student from Brooklyn, N.Y., night to give the Kentucky De Paula in the first round and Jimmy, each scored 22 points ALL f OR ONLY from begimtn^ to end as Oaach said negotiations would con Colonels a 101-98 win over the Alignment. Kendal] in the fourth. as the Bucs moêd vnthin 1 1-2 Jim Bus^■s Bnans a\ier.ged two tinue with university officials Carolina Cougars. The champion is confident of games of idle foorth-piacc Lcs throughout the E:aster holiday 3 Tjrtory over Rouse But .Angeles The victory boosted the 91-63 last year au] 102-0 in 1968 weekend to try to end the 2. Balance Both Rouse and his backers say he is Ron Franz had 18 points and Colonels 3 1-2 games above the U d-A won 11 o< e>e 18 eveds weeklong strike that has led to in the best condition, mentally Red Robbins tallied 15 and pougars in the battle for second as Bniin athletes came op' with cancellation of many classes. and phj-sicaUy, of his career. grabbed 23 rebounds for ‘ the âce in the Eastern Division of seren lifetime jod. 10 i season University President Robben Front Wheels. .And he will have extra Bucs. New York's top gun was the American Basketball Asso best perf ormances wlii> break W. Fleming announced Friday inspiration and know-how in his Walt Simon who . scored 30. ciation. ing six meet records and t>ing that the school would meet the comer .April 4. TOIlie Pep, who Levem Tart contributed 22. aDotber. chief demand of tbe blacks— Gene Moore was high scorer 3. BraKe Most beld the featherweight title for The Bucs trailM the entire OoOett began by batting the committing the scbool's finana- for Kentucky with 26 points. se\-eh years during the 1940B, first half and .were behind by as Ameriean tape in tbe 440 relay six )-aids cial resouces to achieve a 10 Carrier and Louie Dampier planned lo work w;th Rouse many as 10 points on two Adjustment. ahead of Kansas andurman during the fight per cent black student enroll eaeh bad 20. occasions, but closed to within Bob Verga bad game high Cars Sickey Mathews in a sizzling ment. three. 43-46. at halftime. They honors with 39 points. His 2&d 3S.9. I Fleming’s announcement led by as many as 19 in a 4. Repack Outer He eased up acd looked came after meeting with deans point ga\-e him 2,000 for the runaway fourth quarter arouDd se\-eral tiraes on i t * of the 17 colleges of the season. Parts Extra home stretch to breeze the 440 in l,o lf university. rt/NNY BUSINESS By Roger Bollen Front Wheel if Needed' a fast 46.0. and he dosed fast in But Fleming coupled the announcement with a warning. the final 30 yards to take the Z20 Dead lint* K W . i T m U K >»8soi.oTeuv nor/ in 20 J It was the first time tha "Tbe disruption of the last Bearings. I 'D Ultce TO 6 0 , ^ goQ Kuou) Hcw youe season that Collett had run few days is utterly intolerable Sunday is the deadline for IHTD COSMckoLD^) WctVceK FBELS ^ «O U r either of the two sprint races. memt>ers of Blue Lakes and has been countenanced only jHe stjace. peofcPAW ij Extra Charge for cars with torsion bars or air con CoBett pulled teammate John 0>untr>- Qub to sign up for tbe with great restraint on the part V Smith into seccod place in the spring best ball tournament, of a ll." Fleming said. ditioning. 440 with the latter's lifetime reminds Professional Dave Tbe student boycott had been best of 46.1 Kiiieir.. marked b>- iaxne violence and .Also breakir^ meet records vandalidliVfiBrlier in the week zas6iS!£rjR for tl»e Bniiiis were Deinj Those inlerested should visit with some students disnpting or caU the cliJahouse. WITH THIS COUPON Rogers in the aipJe 7Jir*p. 51-4 classes at the 33.500 student mum his Ufetime lest. Mike MuUuis in the mile. 4;03J; ar«3 Hal Greenwood ci tbe high jump. 6- 11. his kfetar* best R-^pe SNOW TIRE CHANGE OVER Robinscfi tied the 100 met^ record o M 5 f-;r UCLA. Your Studded Kansas &thletesaccc7ited (or SNOW TIIJES three other record perfoma.'v Become Illegal ces. Sam Cotsoo upped the javelin mark to 223-1j tiesi'er.aii After April 15th Jan CaBen lowered the steeple chase standard to 9:01J; and Jay Mason cut the two-mile record to 8:55.0. Colsoc's and Calleo's marks were both 88 hfetime bests.

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Turin Fall. Idaho ■ilBEY 67S-23S7 CALL USforFAiST TIRE SERVICE on dM HiglNiay cir Fam , «*■ — — — ------— - \ U Times News. Twin Falls, Idaho. Sunday. March tf, IfW Interest Cut Siginals Weeke,nd Review O f Sjtocksy Markets, Business End Of B e ^ Majrket By RICHARD ROSSI I •'Unfiwtuiialely it comes at tKe wr.45 «.45>« l.O'i. 1 ^ a lot of ftTst ouarter earnings Jl» 1 J7». > JJV, «JJ»i -1J* I^ '» kingdom of Wall there is a » Tr*M I inJ4 UtA in-SH- X3i H a s ^ M i x e d Up ■ ijM, 1 ^ 1 jM» i-» ; »•* Legislation 'In Congress Outlined legend. It tells of noUe Sfr reports and they’re going to be Dec 1.«4U 1.44 >.44U I M . > J * ' . IS 1 U L U \ % 4 j a t M Irving and how be slew the pretty bad r eading.*’ 41 SMcks(mjt»iu.isiss«afti«i<*- ^ COftN contndling banks. Seriate: 7 M«V I-OVi lJJ\i Vn*m \ 3 ^ \ **’ • to goveniment'«i|med but inde- mighty bear. But GortVin not^ that the ^W¥— raendentlyopeFated«e(poratioik-----it -tMnnMwrf-nf-Mgh market wonld-be able to yiew- OpM Hmh LM Oint cm ..UH 1 ” I.IJV. tu s of major legislation: AVIATION—Housepassedbk- «• ^4t ft^4. •.II iwv IJ» ' O'* ' J' EDUCATION-HousfrSenate House Past Offic* Committee M ardi 25. the legend s a y s jh e these with “ more equanimity” itf*Ks sLn SS.9S n N NEW YORK (UPI)-Bood OATS sic administration plan to raise um% «*In «i4|~ •.« 44‘ « approved the plan. Senate bear had held tbe kingdom of in view of L'le prime rate cut. m TT .♦>»# 42»» 4J*« 41 Cbnferenc^ Cbmmittee agreed biUion over years to UM« Ym-U 7&S* TtJt «JS prices n m mixed e a ^ this t 3 U 42H 4J 41». 4 4 H $10 10 committee expected to act WaU in his icy grip for many Few analj-sJts expected the - laaMT 7^11 7441 74-11 7441-f tOt week but rallied sharply on S«^ 417 43 4) 43 4 S '» to a $23 billion extensim of the finance in $14 billion tac. SI2t n.It $1.21 S X M - i^ t m 0^1 4**) 44>i 4*'i .4S^« * 7 * . shortly on differing v e rs io n ^ Xmonths and gloom and sorrow market to take off immedinely . , elementary and secondary edu airport and airways Improve 4UttJ Wednesday followilag the mime KVE EA.Yr7P(Btj(l unions are nego- had fallen over the innH nn hut in<«t ngf.p>»H th^ , ------i.nvi7fiv~infir cation act— ment program. S ^ ie pasS^ rate nit to 8 from tV i per cent Jtr 104^ 10IU lOt^ I.Ot I TS tiating with administration on that day the sun was shining the long decline bad finally COMPA.KATIVE STOOC V6LUM£ I 10 1.09V 1 WELFARE-House Ways and similar bill ¥rith minor differen I. Saktmon Brothers and But*-' union demand of at least $8,500 and brightly and there were been reached. Mewton Zinder of W—flir YJZ7.SM Lfll^ Means Committee has approved ces to be reconciled with - - kr investment firm rqxtrted Mir 3 t o * 7 S 9 H 2 S9>3 2.S9>« 2 4 2 'j a year starting salary. Confw- even rumors that the great E.F. Hutton said “ some Twn«4« e.g*L4iS «MJ«I governments were steady at tbe Jtf 2 44>« 2 43i« 7 2 44H 2 ^ * Nixon proposal for welfare House. ww ftiait 9^ ^ 2 42>« 3 42 2 4}'3 2 43H 2 47^* ence committee action post AwQ overhaul to scrap present aid to interest rate , wall surroundifig consolidation a1 ciirrent levels TWr«*» 113MA a.«ILW« npt-ning foQowing Isst Week's 2-S5V. 2S4^« 2SSa« 2.SS }4S‘« CENSUS-House pass^ biU poned pending outcome of Ow< I.VIf^ 2S3% 2.S3') 3 S 3 U 2 S 3 '• 3 the kingdom had developed may be needtsd before the NOW families with dependent child to eliminate (Vday jail sen t « a « K _____. . «t diarpjaQy^faiit then advanced J«A tSJ?* 2-Sn« 2J3 J 2J4T. 2-J9».» 6 negotiations. some cracks. But, alas, they market can mo\'e significantly MCCKLX SALES* 3 41>» 3 4 1 H 2 4 l» « i 7 0 « ren and substitute a family tence. but retain the fine, T«k» WHu Yr. A m again at mid-widt. On the $100 Awaiting President’s Signatnre SOVBEAM OIL assistance plan a minimum were Just rumors, ai;d many an higher.” H€m V«r« Ucck.% week, intermediate—S to 7 ioi$7 10 20 ion lo.si $ ii lot for refusal to answer census SLICKS—Congress has ap Htm v«r« 9 m t jt v 10-01 9 70 9 1^ 9 44 I 25 anniial income for poor fami investor still feared to venture The UPI marUetwide indica A m 9 * > € * M 1 1 .U 4 .O S U M l A m years-ând king4erm—over questions. Also provides for 20 A y g 9 S7 9 25 9 47 9 42 • 00 proved a bill that would make into (he marketi^ce. tor gained 2.33 t(i 94.10'pn 1,736 «> laMkft O c f 9 20 9,11 4 2^ 9 25 ,7 S3 lies, including the vrorking poor yvars—governments rose by a congressional approval of pro those re ^ n s iU e for causing oil 0«c 905 115 197 •»« J y i who now generally do, not E^ter Sfr Irving. He strode issues crossing the tape. VkHAT THE MJUIKET biO half point and fuH point, J a n I 93 I 75 S t5 44C 7 13 posed questions after 1970 slicks, such as petroleum firms, m^. E«*M M««» t«w A«« 0*C SOYBÂM MEAL up to the tm b le bear and with Advances led declines by about M a r c ft 24. I « 7 « 1ST W ' I J T t S 3 IM qualify for welfare payments. census. No action in Senate. respectively. V ^ jr .71 05 70 30 7 05 72 40 7 i 35 liable for almost all costs of one swipe of his ooighty prime 4 to 1, 1,279 to 321. There were Mvcft ». im « » S»S 1»97 147 9>ort-term rates oootinued to 73 to 71 45 71 75 73 90 74 *0 LUNCHES - Senate has SMOKING—House and Senate Cleaning up the slick. VUrdk ». !«*« 1M n t «4B 4I1 >9 A o g n IS 71 70 71 10 73 90 74 SO passed an $817 million authori-> rate sword slew him vAere he 157 issues reachiivg new highs MUrcft t«4« «4 IS* MS M *M fall sharply early in the week, S«p 71 10 70 7S 70 « s a 71 »S n fto • have approved^compromise that Sign^ Into Law O ct ftV tS • 9 * 0 *9 75B « 60 ôod. and 189 hitting-nevr lows for the zation to expand the school would ban cigarette broadcast STANOAKD « V «0 « 9M STOCK INDEX but were steady to a little *9 IS *9 00 *9 009 *9 40B 67 RAILRQADS - Congres# History may not record the year. CM Om« Cbt higher foUowing the prime rate J «n 49 2S 69 00 *9 OOB 69 35 47 >3 lunch program and assure commercials by Jan. 2,1971. CIS l«av«»rvftH tt«J tS-17 70 0 0 69 70 49 53 3 passed and Nixon signed the end of the bear market of 1969- The New York Stock Ex as X7-a 1447 V t3^»^ cut. Three-month treasury bill children from families with less RIGHTS—House approv’ed ad same day emergency legislation SS in d U I .«v 5 * 4 4 S7 7 ] l.«4 than $4,00C a year income a 70 in quote those terms. But in change index reflected a gain of SMSaockk tt.«2 44 9* tf.V)-*- 2 M rates fell briefly below per ministration versicwi of Voting 6 . - Mocking unta AprU 11 a strike any study, the Irving Trust „ Co., $1.56 in the price of .an average cent and were down almost 40 free lunch daily. House, no W EEK S MOST ACTIVE STOCKS Rights Act which would apply by rail unions or a lockout by ^ center staae share of common stock. S«*n OMvOkfl basis points for the week. The Engineer action. TW A «|7 4M t9 ,17 17r^'« l a . . . r , ™ ™ S ‘T2. ? u S « b » l . The Dow Jones Industrial C t rtt%M Pmt 197 «W 2J « S secondary market rates on CRLME-Senate passed bill concentrating ' it on seven I M IN E ^ N a o n Signed a co^_ Wednesday cut the prime Average gained 27.39 to 791.05. Mjm T A T K1.7>W SS't SI'j S]'a«-IU three-month CD’s continued to giving authorities new legal southern states. Senate stuck T « > * c » r . » ^ 2* • 24^1 Z7>I Is Killed njune s ^ e ^ biU srtting m ^ - interest rate to 8 per cent from The DJ transportation and G*« MLâri » i «M ' 7*'7 ft'a 7S<>-«-«U show the largest declines, weapons ta f^ght organized closer to the original law but r«« :«f.4M >«»• 37*s mum;, dust level, i providing pg, cent anrf^ set off a utility indexes also g.vined. T*;*m C«rv SftLJM I12'« US « «2t’>-*-na, falling iQr basis points. crime, including heavy prison tacked on to Uie measure a 100 c o m p ^ U o n to miners affnet- buying 'sidurge that carried the Standard & Poor’s index of Ocx>«Kn P« S494W U U 23 IVends in federal funds and sentences for convicted syndi provision that would allow all C «« Ek«C S4XJW 7S*« 494« 74'«-»«>« In Wreck ed with black lung disease, Dow Jones industrial- average 500 stocks was up 2.8l5. UA.M IIH 29 23 «-2'« eurodollar rates were mixed, cate criminals. House hearings IS-year-oIds to vote. Differences A jh Mkaâr« 1S7 « « • », WINNEMUCCA,Nev.( UPI i - requiring all mines to use up 15 points in minutes. Volume reached ‘U>,035,580 C «e«f**r T 2S1.SM 2t»« S*'4i but a little lower on average. underway. must be reconciled. A train engineer, in his 60s and spark-fr^ equipment within six Witilin a few hours just about shares for four sessiuis (the C m S f ^ m f s 224.SIC t t ' i 2 I U Corporate bond prices opened DRUGS—Senate passed admi POLLUTION—No action. G ^t O-Ji or iat 2 * 24 * Z 7 'a .r U « near retirement, was killed Sat years and providing for new every inajor commercial bank market closed Good IM day) t2»». 51! ll7'T-:'a lower in anticipation o f the nistration-backed bill to reduce POSTAL—President has pro health and safety standards for Cktf-,s*«r S i j n 7 9 * 9 2S*a 2ft*«*3a« urday evening when two fre i^ t had followed Irving Trust’s compared to 44,648,260 til e week S7a < y j c * t a ^ . « N « s ' » <2*a 44 — week’s very heavy new issue maximum penalties for posses posed turning post office over mines. X«r«. 2?4?W n»« >9 *4 trains met in a fiery collisioii lead, even though many called before and 53,305,060 in the calendar, but then rallied sion and sê of drugs. House M 4 I L# Ua 2ir sa » '• t4 ?**»—I’a sharply. New issue yields on bearings underway. ^ Dead is enginer Guy Hardy By early Thursday morning, Of the 20 most active I'ltsues, MOST active AM£SJCA1« ' 1 ^ high grade utilities rose IS FOOD STAMPS-The Senate New Editor Is .Vppoinled For C4r««>r Ac8 *at.4aC U U 13 —!*• of Portola, Calif. It was not the last day of trading in the 15 advanced, 4 backtracktxl and E-t» Tt9.7l# .rj’s 4* 73'|*U13 basis points at the opening to has passed an authorization known by late evening how holiday shortened week, most was unchanged. ••««*«« O* trXJBM 9»« 4>« «>•* 1 within basis points of the measure to jpronde $2.5 billion 1 S « « r t 4 ‘*9 « M S '« 4 ^ S '• 10 many othw trainmen were In- Raleigh Ne^vs .\nd Observer a n a ly ^ were writing obituaries Trans WorldAirliês to|>ped Sy«*i« '-41«» n « previous w e ^ ’s highs, t>ut annually in food stamps by jtired. for the bear market. the active list with a loss of S failed initially to- attract any 1972. AMEQ i CANSTOCKEKC m AMCE STOCKS Some employes may have Monte Gordon, Bache & Co.p to I V t on 407,600 shares. In, . VJ' 3- *♦ f . -.* * » substantial investor interest. B-A-VK HOLDING - House RALEIGH, N.C. (U PI)- fin in g the News and Observer tbe Western Pacific fre i^ t and vice president, summed it up less active trading. National Subsequently, investor interest passed a measure that would Qaude Sitton, editorial director in July, 1968. He is a member of the last 12 care of the Southern when he said the cut provided and American Airlines e.ich picked up. Long-tenn negotiat break up alJTholding companies of Raleigh Newîapers, Satur the board of directors of the wma H«c:r Another crewman reportedly the market with “ a psychologi gained l>’4. Northwest was iip ------ed issues and medium-term— t day was appoint^ editor of the publishing company which also A . « crawled out of the wreckage. cal trigger." "It (the market) l’ » and Eastern m . Ptn to 5 year—utilities were e^>eci- News and Obsm er, succeeding prints the R a lei^ Times, an “ He was burned pretty bad." .Vbortioii Bill was like a hungry man wanting American eased H. ally rtell received. Deep dis Jonathan Daniels. afternoon paper. said a railroad spokesman. food,” he said, “ and suddenly- Great Western Financial, count corporates were up more Daniels, whose family edited Sitton also worked for'United A westbound Western Pacific tot's ■there.” second on the active list, addetl than two points on the week, Is Kepi Alive the newspaper sine* 1894. wiU ..Press for five years, from 1950 Strikers freight loaded with new auto Investors gobbled up the good 2 on 397,900 shares. Other while recent issues advances be editor emeritus. He will to 1955. mobiles and fruit and vegetables AN>T3i>eOS.IS. .Md. lUij P lt— news and, despite some profit savings an(J loan issues alsc less than a point net. Next remain as a vice president of Daniels, who will be next clipped the tailend of a 104-car The Maryland'_S#ttate voted 68 taking late in the sessioii,.Jftg.. .WSTft.. strong. First Charter week's very heavy $766 million the News and Observer Say Fill-In Southern Pacific Co. freight Saturday night 26-13 to k e ^ month, wrote 18 books and has Dow Jones industrial average Financial added 3»<, Far corporate calendar contains a Publishing Co., a member of the which had pulled oS to a siding. alive attempts to repeal the received the North Carolina closed with a gain of 16.37, its Western Financial IS and large variety of issues. Most of The Southern Pacific train car state's abortion laws. board of directors and a con Gold Medal Award for contribu biggest surge in two years. Financial Federation 1^. 4)^ngerous the record $3 billioo April tributor of editorials and ar ried lumber. The senators overrode an tions to literature. He was a Profit taking hit the blue Bank stores also fared well calendar will be made up of “ There was quite a pUeup .. unfavorable committee report ticles. press secretary to President chips and glamors again the thanks to the prime rate cut. NORWALK, Calif. i UPI >- utilities, induding the telephone everythingîs on fire," said a on the proposal but delayed Sitton. U i-a native of Atlanta, Franklin D. Roosevdt. next day but analysts generally Charter New York, holding Moves by the Federal Aviation issues and only a small portion spokesman for Western Pacific. preliminary action on legika- was national news director of Daniels will write a history of said that was normal following company for Irving Trust, AdnumstratiCHi to &n in for of non-convertible industrial "About IS tlo 20 cars piled up tion until Monday. At that time the New York Times prior to the Raleigh Newspapers. such a sharp runup. added 2Si. Chemical 2i., abses: air traffic controllers issues. an the Western Pacific engines.'' the Senate will consider sev-eral Some thought the market had Bankers Trust 2, Bank of New have caused a number of •'near The price advance that Approximately “ 20 to 40" cars amendments designed to retain overreacted to the news of the York 1 and Chase Manhattan mid-air coIUshhis" over major develop^ in the municipal were derailed from both trains. some state control over termin rate cut. IS .prime metropolitan areas in the liul market late last week slowed at A Southern Pacific spokesman three days, a controUers' ating any pregnancies. the opening this week, then said the SP fiîght was using The bill as passed by the ^ k e s ir^ charged&turday. resumed, FoUwoing the prime the Western Pacific tracks ""OPPORTUNITY "The FAA is p la y i^ Russian House last week would leave all M m m rate cut. new issue yields around Floka as a "shortcut” decisions concerning abortion OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS ■•xulette wjth tie flying public declined 15 to 30 basis points on its run from Eugne, Ore . ngiilaow." B(AG re«, vesteni between the pregnant woman below last week’s closing levels. to Ogd - and her doctor. * Wont*<^ — Dntributan re Ml up ond supcrviM opp.oKlmal»lv 30 regional director of tbe Profes' Note issues has declined by en. Utah, and other eas UHDEB HEW M AN ACEM IN T d*ol*rt (marinott, 90* ilolion, b*cyd« thopt. tporling. rrailer ond stonal Air TVafBc Oontrollers more than 200 basis points tern points. EXPLAIN DELAY HMiwmebil* >hop» IN AN EXCLUSIVE AREA AUOWED TO HIM Organizatioa < PATCOI said. W » ofe th* mor*uloc»uf*f'i ogef'J ol o êrnof.onol ood Qf-Maj ng re’- since last December. Next •’The SP train was already m BELGRADE (UPI‘ - Ever ■'The FAA has vaived all ry p c o t collopwblc. po.iabl« ond unimVoblc ..oier cyel« trtotor or we<^'5 municipal calendar will tbe siding when the collision been in Yugoslavia and traveled aarentj- and proQcjeocy re- FREE * Coed compiM. ftthing, piMsur*. and hunting be moderate—$260 million—a i^ occurred with Western Pacific's hy train? Your tram was late, (fairesnesis to &I1 in with * BfochurM and 1 ' ' ptetell the product that is unique and £or an of April it remains below westbound fiêight on its own without camp«tttien (brano n*w - unlimited market) management people. They have wasn't it? Know why? average—less than *800 milhon. mainline,” said the SP spokes A Yugoslav railway e n ^ e e r Your invettmeni — minimum of $3,400.00 — includes stecfc and disregarded cautiot]. They have sales oids. man. gets extra pay for overtime— SOAP • No overheod. Con be operated from your heme or present busi- laitrained. inexperienced and The W P freight was carrying ar.certified people controlling the number of minutes or hours W m i l O G A L . new locotion to start. a shipment of new automobiles o Only one dislributor %vill be appointed in each orea. So. write air traffic.” 3 Calls his train is late, the Belgrade for dealers in San Jose, Calif. PURCHASE today complete detoils: Qtuig 5rtiat be labeled as everang newspaper Vecemje The produce cars Were en route ■UUHUTMC *AUS M IC TM uxom pJete reports. Greea said Novosti said Tuesday. That's 366 WASHINGTON TWIN FALLS Threaten from Salt Lake Q ty to Califor i e « 3 » « c i f k » » ■— . Wli recc-rds of near misses included why ' nia points- three over Los Angeles since Site of the acdddit was mid Thiirsday. one over Sooth Bend, Russ Chief way between Gerlach and lod . on Wednesday, four near Wmnemucca, approximately IS Nlianu Friday n i^ t, two in TOK>'Oi UPI •—The Japanese., mUes northeast Of the desert Viasi-JLT^^. on Thursday, and foreign ministry said Saturday It had received three telephone town of Sulphur. "WeVe a couple of one over Near York Qt> Friday calls threatening the life o f' “ These near misses and SOT-iet President Nikolai Podg- 'many nxire like them, mean omy, wtx> will visit Japan next month. PHIL P^STORET all-electric kids” •Jial either one aircraft had to take evasive action to dodge A ministry spokesman, in making the ^TTTvit,xTvwn*»nt said Show us a man who is arjcther. or else they only Rt)B .\\|)|-AMtM)(KI\(. WItRK V\ I VI I S IDVMO an the calls were received saddled with debts, and you missed a co!lis»in by the grace may be pointing out a horse Saturday. He said each of the of God.” Green said. pla>er callers conqilained of the Soviet and Dad >..i\ uc're luckv beins Union's plan to use an a r ^ of Brc;:y kids due ior a ,\V^ ()L Sailor the Pacific east of Japan as the dcy's ouli'ig with the fam Ciold Medallion home Oiir hou.se target for rocket tests an ily should be treated like cold and drafiv I here N ne\er an\ Is Soufihl III nounced for next month. cough wcdiciue Shake he to re tak in g furnace nt'ise to wake uv up at niiiht \\ e' Philippine .Moslems never know about ihe diet and work iha,i u-.ed Mass Slayih" T>.e Moslems, who wese K> go with keeping vv arni." ENFIELD. Oann iLT>Ii- narr.ed .Moros by the Span ftilice said Saturday they mere iards. after the Moors of seeking an AWOL sailor for Spam, iive c.ily in the south- The Harwoiid Doermgs can lenieniher the err. Philippines The .Moros qoesticmng in the nuass slaying a ere conve.-ted to Islam by days before ihey had electric heat. "The heat of three yxxiths and a yonng .Mos'iem rr.issionaries from would go off'in the middle of the night, w otTM . his former gui friend India in ih^ l5ih and 16th who was engaged to one c*^the centuries we'd wake up cold." ihe\ said "The victims wouldn't go on. and the pipes wviuld freeze. Authcn:.e< said however, Our children can be glad thev're all-electric th ^ ohly^-aranted to talk to tbe kids.' sailor. Joseph D. G. Monn. and b ^ no pians arrest him. ■ra m Mtom KmI r»|nrlt r that Morin was a “ prime snspect.”

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W'est false-carded West's-Discard "king. • Now. put yotirseir in the Creates Problem declarer s seat. If that'king were a singleton. South coula be sure o f !(/ tricks bv lettine

» A Q 6 take nine if hb played dunP" ¥ 7 2 my's ace. since East would « 6 5 2 stop the suit with the 10. * A Q J 7 4 A rubber bi-idge player WEST EAST wouldn't give a hoot about n r r s i ' r the-whole-thing.'Nine, 10 and V A I0 8 5 3 ■¥Q96 II tricks would all be about ♦ J74 ♦ Q109 the sajme to him. but in AKIO « G 5 2 duplicate those extra tricks are really important. SOUTH These two declarers be 4t.K 10 T lieved ^hat king of clubs play VKfJ-1 4>AK83 and settled for a sure four- « 9 8 3 odd. — i. What did West Rave to lose ‘ Both vulnerable by playing that king? T h e ' North Ca.sl' South answer is he had nothing t o : 1 A - Pa;--' 2 N T. lose at all. The king was ^ass 3 N T Pass gone in any event, artd by Pass false-carding with it iWest OpcmnK lead— V S ;.-ave the declarer a problem iNewipaper Erietpine Ann ) If you are one of those ^reiideis who likes to look at the hanrf~aml' till- biddins first and then lr\ to find I hat the artii-le is goiiiu to >e about. >011 may well vonder jiisi whal the prob- eni is The biJdin.u is certainly -iniple enoiifjii The“ opehin(,’ ead IS normal and. after >outh takes Kast's queen of learts with tlie kni!;. he will lave to lake the elub finesse It IS yoiny tu work an:l South m il ha\e ;m easy 11 tricks ;ii top cards and may make .■n e.xtra il the defense slips iiadly. Now tor the problem How dial a couple of t:ood players 111 a regional touniament wind up with only 10 tricks against that heart lead ' The answer is that, when ihe club was led at Irick two

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OUT OUR WAY

/ Tn -r ,«.€ J.;a-.E5 TM*T 5 , THAT BEi*J REFURBISH OLD P C C d J CASE .2Cv:»aA ■ n*.£ to \^ake \ TmiMKikiC-.' ' pvno AkJ

A M l » s1£L.E PICTURE FRAMES By MR. That very handsomS very fancy picture frame that is chipped, faded, scratched or a ■ trifle loose in its joints need not be thrown out. Get ting it back in shape is some thing vou can easily tackle yourself. Maybe a cleaning is all that is needed. A’wood frame should be washed with a sol vent such as dry cleaning fluid, rather than water. Work ' in a well-ventilated area. Wipe very gently over the surface with a piece of cloth dipped in the solvent. If the frame is finished In gold leaf (especially true In old frames), do not use a solvent Make up a dilute solution of three parts am monia to one part water. Apply with a fine brush. Remember that gold leaf u Use a stainproof glue over fragile. Shake off rtemaining the cleaned wood. Work tt drops of the cleaner and al- well down into the }otot and low^^nod^Jn^je^^ yiTT aw iY ttMi fir t M i uo nut iWBT P t w the Joint tighUy to Once a frame is cleaned, gether and bold in place by you can properly determine tying or Uping untU the iîie if any reunishing is needed. Generally, just a touching-up will take care of blemishes If the m a te ria l in the and scratches. Use a color frame is wMe enoggl^ staiii in a nlatching color for small finlshlngTBlto'thnwgfa- any wood frame. Use a fine one edge so that they » brash or cottoa swab Bixl put a c U M ^ .ion only as much 39 part of the frame. Painted f r a m e s can be If the wood is10 seven miles_ southi»est of Falla. IS., for ei|îred license. Rupert Police B ^ y . The transmission of the Oerk*^ Office Mrs. Annie m; Dotson. 80. Home Tour c*r had bieen removed, officers , SHOSHONE - Btore than 200 Warranty deed: Mr. and Mrs. Rupert, was cited by R iip ^ people atten d^ the open hon*' McVey made arrangements for Bellevue.: Leslie Sisiam, and thicknesses, Tsai can read Utah, faulty' equipmoit, $10; take over the post of ad- of Idaho Agricultural Con- the meeting. Bellevue, as towing a 1955 and play music ranging from James Outzen, Monroe, Utah, ministrative assistant in the suiting Council, popular show tunes to works by violation of special permit, $25; Chevrolet owned by William agronomics production section His wife, Marie, has also been .News O f Record Handel and Schubert. His fa- Kyle Reynold, Rupert, failure Bentz, 17, Hailey, with his 1957 for Asgrow in Ames, Iowa. active in community affoirs. viorite piece is "I.argo" by CASSIA COUNTY to carry regiâtion, $5; Maria Chevrolet, when the towed In moving to lovâ, Mr. a e and their two dau^ters, vehicle worked loose and Schubert. District Court Nino, Rupert, stop sign Moldenhauer leaves Filer after Pamela and Roberta, will join Alttough his instrument is Tony Alanis. 24. Burl?y, was violation, $10; Gerald Croft, crtlided with a parked 1955 taking an active part in cor> him after school closes. The two somewhat unorthodox, his sentenced to not to exceed two Hey burn, failure to carry Pontiac, owned by Greg munity activities since he first gu-ls are juniors at Filer High sound is not. By blowing on the years in the Idaho State operators license, $5; Knopfel, Bellevue. Damage was moved there ^ in 1950 as a School. leaves, he produces a tone Penitentiary on a charge of Margrette Mecham, Rupert, estimated at $100 to the Pontiac fieldman trains. He is a past , closely resembling that of a assault with deadly weapon. failure to display ’71 license and at $50 to-the Chevrolet. commander of the American Airhart is a native clarinet. Alanis was found guilty of the stickers, $5; David Teal, Ketchum Police Blotter Legion, past president of the Tsai can play all tj-pes of charge by a jury on March 11 Burley, running without State and federal narcotic Kiwanis Club, a past member of A s s o c ia t^ S ^ d plant leaves but prefers the and Judge Sherman Bell wood headlights, $10; Dalan Dayley, authorities conducted a raid on the F iler Board of School G ow ers, Iiw now knoiro as leaves of the Amenc-an Marble requested a pre-sentence in Burley, drag racing in excess of an appartment in Ketchum, and trustees and was chairman for Green plant. ' ■ vestigation. Herman Bedke,. 90 MPH, $30; Darreld Hohn- confiscated about one and a half five >-ears. He is also a past stein,*" Hey burn, parking on pounds of pure, cut marijuana. with the firm in Hamilton, .Following his graduation pubUc defender, was in court m ember of the Board of from Idaho next year, Tsai 30, with Alanis for the serf^cing roadway, $5; Ernest Craig, Te be raid was conducted Trustees of the Methodist Mont. in 1950 as a fieldman. Jerome, failure to display 16- without a warrant, however, so He later was transferred to hopes to enter research in either as was Gordon Nielson, ■Church and a regular member the petroleixm, plastics or prosecuting attorney. inch red square-Qag on potato np complaint has been signed. of the official board. He holds Genesee, Idaho and then to Nampa as assistant in the nutrition industries. membership in the Filer Masonic Lodge No. 55 AF and warehouse. He became branch AM and was a member of the manager at Fairfield, Wasti., in original citizen’s committee 1955 where he served seven BY POPULAR DEMANP - WE REPEAT FOR i during the formation of the years. ■ College of Southern Idaho. He is He became branch manager One Week Thru The Cooperation Of Lloyds International Hoir Pieces lnc.| a graduate of the University of at Nampa in 1967. He was active Idaho and served three and one- in conununity aHairs in both half years in the U.S. Navy. Nampa and Fairfield. He h been active in seed He aixl his wife. Midge, have ■ association 'work and is past four children—Brad, David, president of the Idaho-E^tem Linda and Steve. They expect to Oregon Seed Association and of move to Filer in the near future.'

e ttn o u i ALWAYS CTlQCr PIRST Qu-L0.1.*1 WIGS With Each Purchase Of $100.00 Or More $ 30 .0 0 W igle t or Synthetic Wig FREE ...... with sales over $100.00 $60.00 Synthetic or ^m i'hond tied Wtg FREE with soles over $200.00 $100 00 Handtied human hoir Wig FREE with soles over $300.00 SI SO 00 Hondtied or long synthetic Wig FREE with soles over $400.00

Lloyds intornotionol us*:- this method to introduce their quality products to the ladies lO Magic Valley Their markdowns during this one week event is charged to their advertising budget. THEIR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN

These products ore ot the finest quality W e would not NOTE: sponsor this event otherwise *'■

SHOP IDAHO S LARGEST ARRAY OF HOME FURNISHINGS.

O u r volume buying enables us to save you money on every purchase THIS \A^EEK.

In addition to the FREE wigs we wiM allow liberal trade-tn allowances and an addi tio n a l discount U P T O 20®/o on m an y item s. TOWEL I t f t M a M T A SHOP ALL DEPARTM ENTS (O n all 3 Flobrs) SOFAS, CHAIRS, D IN ING ROOMS, DINETTES, SLEEPER SOFAS, CARPET, BEDROOM ' Big. ele9ont ond colorful, towels to enhance any de

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I) I ■ -1 , I . ' ' - i ' - ¥ ■V P b le |4 n e B r i j^ ie Suf¥iay, March 39. 1970 Times-News.jTXin FaJIs, ld»ho l* i Repair 1Sid%Di|ie §BT ■iHMfinwgt TPwnfMls, : ' n e t t Warkmpnlpps TMifni» f w umsr pi»fc C s rA CnBon anr- iHSe Aciiieets «( Urn bndge it a c t f off r * m «aiitai tame teenântexied ^ y wff> Jijwin ^ qh (Qk meBT and WiaA is sdb- __ WlS'TlSSTnfltirfitiy*- «anled lo liesin a vwdt to .30 ■days .after tte Idds are K eiiA Jtoflfimnn, i&aSsiaa. m n a rd e i. Vben S te conSraeter gnyaenr, x diB iar IbiSs is frnwhftfl ■with flie suHwiling stnicture, flie distndt. ___ snfl i 'will lae its a ta t crews and STARTS MONDAY AT 10 AJI. ^ cihp ditSBiict affine iiii ■<»qnijiTT>CTt jnr resurfacing *^*>* iledt of Ifae hndge. 3Br. Anderson said it -will n$ft Women's And Teen's Crash Causes ise iKcessaij- to trryose a total rirm irp- nn -flie inidgc dining FAMOUS BftAND Minor Injuries Teiidarcemait ^nd rqiair work, and the onh' closures, probsbly irrinmr lii^ je s were iarsfann periods of time, win be SHOES regmsafi M e Tiam rste-im ^ 311 during resurfacing t>- Jiighway ar u't’TiflwrtT Ml FiSii Airaiut 5ini^ jd Mss Ainerica - Com W . Pierre Dete Twms M XIES HEPOKTS lOC? Piiilisi- tmiife =wi> DC thust ?.'EW YORK iU P I*—Mayor POUR FIRST PLACE trophies were antong awards captured ^ Falls, and stanriiiig, from left., are^ U n oi Bt-odlev. CSI in’itiCisifi S t’ MHfTic Johr V Lindsaj said Tuesday ifemuniC -wtisre lhe> this week by the College of Southern Id ^ o DECA team during a Voratioaal-Tevbnical School directiir. and the ociier cuui, lit- li ;iiil a candidate for gov- wijrtf Cttaaafl amii liiaar reieaasiti state leadership conference for Distributive Education Clubs uf members. Geiirge T. Kiiger!, Barley, and Diiuala.s E. - crnnr and plans lo remain at 2 9 9 . C 9 9 _ ^ 9 9 rSeraismaaic aincuTTfifl wiieii America members at Boise. Seated, trom left, are team Rupvirt. n hif Cst\ Hal! post members. Dale Lewis. Kimberly, and Gary Donnelly, Tuin =ur litruat il? Inm flt!' 1- . asked about pub- M rS. \loO re Is’ Sairnaun;, iT„ Miirsaiurh. rati) it lisiWd reports he was bemg ittipj suci. wihflt SrEiitilnif: «ass nr. UTBed lit run a;^ a liberal- CSI Team Wins Four (.SI Oraduation STftii. a a TOihirOf and nat mdefientienl candidate, said Electeft-liansen jn'iiat bu ^HTwll Sianger:. IE. More than 300 CoUege at "tljat t one of those dope Y o u r T*’jt diHitietl. siorie^ ■' "I'm not a candidate. Southern Idaho .Trarlemic and PT.\ President State DECA Trophies raaatanfers im the S U a ig e r I'm mui^h Ini' involved with the vocational students will B a n k C a r Js HANSE:^ — ifra. Mbuni swaa w mi'i't*. -xusaie Mnriiar.. ■nie CoUege of Southern Idaho managers meeting and speech. graduate at 2 p.m. May 10 at the cjt> ti: %t-» York anti its many, He also received seconi place in eiected prwnriian: of *e- Einafii IS. amt SmdJJ SlHiUier, IE. iuilh maijx proiileniS' ir: order to gel W e lco m e i L J i sons team came -home this week Fine Arts Center. The date had sales deuônstration and radio PTA ftiinng a miMtiiiu Thur- Twin. Faifc. ami Mnreni JVine, jnvuived ■ Ui ihe iûbematorial • LYNWOOD frtnn the Idaho State Distribu previously been pubUshed as ntTHTii' T itVn. spot announcement and sday mght tive Education dubs of America May 20. raoti " Others elected were Ktaraectl. Leadership Conference with honorable mention in I>. Adele Thompson, dean of management decision making- ,Daw. Eirat vice presidKa: four trophies and five cer women at CSI. is iii charge of r — ------Barry -Eapil. secund merchandising. graduation activities. Student tificates. president; Meiha Joflnaun, The team will present its Douglas E. Greene. Rupert, .^ts are being compiled now to secretary, and Mane SfcCulr'^, trophies to the college, and received first place in determine the exact! number of treasurer The aew jfSL'ers wtll AFTER-EASTER Individual winners will receive management decision making- students eligible for graduatiun. be installed dunnti nex; iniintll's certificates, according to Allyen merchandising and honorable meeting. o n n e i f s Wilson and Robert Becker, mention in sales demonstration. SlS*5T Saujaj-ITV ^ Dale Lewis. Kimberly, received Eager Warner iiave a. speecil advisors. an drug atuae. George T. Rogers, Burley, third place in management decision making-human Candidacy For Open iiuuae at Sie .cnna! received frist place in acijoci. begainmif wuh 4ie Siiul management decision making- relations. Start pruaram. aiau wtll be neid. human relations. . sales Mr. Rogers and Mr. Greene, Judge Revealed as place winners, wUl during next muntli's jjeetlnit compete in the national BOISE (U P Ii - wm Defra- bach. a member of the Indus Shopping Vi oman leadership conference April 30- S h a h Ha.~ SPECIAL BUY! trial Accident Board, took out Is '•‘Hare Brained" May 4 in Minneapolis. Mr. Lewis and Gary Donnelly, Twin petitions of candidacy Friday TEHH-^N C ? : - Eir.pr'isa MADISON. Wis. ( UPl )-M rs. Falls, the fourth member of the for the judiciary. Farah .zave burth cu a .iiiugntor SUDDENLY IT’S SPRING Margaret Grant. 23, of Sun team, also plan to attend, but Secretary of State Pete T. Fnday. the Eourtii -Aild and Pridrie, suffered a nosebleed are not. eligible for contest Cenamisa said Defen ha ch. a second caoijfiter bi!r3 jf ler law>'er and former state sena . . . IN ANY SEASON and head bruises when struck participation. 1959 mama^B tu 3iac .Vfuiiarn- tor from Ada County , told him repeatedly "niursday by an At the state conclave in mad Reza Paillev’.- he was considering ninning for The baty vmiihmi m-jun unidentified wonfian wielding a Boise CSI students w ere BRIGHTEN BABY'S "PLACE " the Supreme Court. pounds at hirtJ: and butS iacv stuffed Easter rabbit. competing with ones from Boise Cenamisa said Defenbach and mccher wers ntpurtwl wsiL Mrs. Grant said she did not State CoUege. Boise; North With A Springy Point Of View stressed, however, that he had ■V'curding, tj traditun ice w il know the other woman, nor Idaho Junior College, Coeur Double Drop Side CRIB, gfeot vtyle for tots! Constructed not made up his mind on the be named jn 'ie artiir could she offer any mdlive for d'Alene adn Lewis and Clark in durable pine naturol Wuth to«' tooch reêaie, 4 matter as yet. birth. the attack. Normal School. Lewiston. leelhing ro»K. 7" plostic * _ coi-ieri, 4 Poiiiion ipnng M Stondord 6 yr s a e ...... \ r SPECIAL BUYK , Norsery Print O ib Mattress Fine quoltty 42 coil tnr»enpnng consfniction for boby's comfort With o cotton _ laminated vmyl cover ^ O O For Spring Things mrrrtrrsA similar ts iliLrSTrStlDTi Thots waterproof, too! ...... r Y : USE PENNEY'S TIME PAYMENT PLAN! \ Womens imfMisuMKhjasst r»— S«»-ejrter SHOE CLEARANCE VESTS DRESSES jii.- MENS SHOES T remendoui sftfr'-r-ip 88 Many styU* A fabrics O-.k: 6 8 8 crjrr.f rci''v >Cvf- ...... Orig. S ^ ’ 588 $10 . . . N O W RICHARD COLLINS C r'.c •JBS M/OMENS HEELS" oood i«ifct.on o» jm hq Ortg. 388 02 25006 6 21 s r .e Tiff*'’ B.’s levf-'D o* this lo»» price— Mm $15 . . . NOW NOW'' ■ T Orig. $17 1 0 ^ . . . N O W I X i i:. • ■ Dr-iuT) JtilTîcE WOMENS FLATS — Hurry and vove 3 R acks • ’.pifrtor available K 88 Sim'** Jh ^ ■fc'TTi Lempihtn O .^ 1C 7 P- ...... 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30 Twnes.-I*e««. Twin Falls. Idaho Sunday, March 29, 1970 -Spud Contracts ' Worldtvifde i n r a i g ^ N F O Action In Kopechne Death 'IDAW ITAIXS rtlPII - A New^ Capsiiles ' : By PBILIP BAUSONI ' I S^palxsiiUB for Ow ^ b o s t o n (U PI>-Th e District Ibe iKtge’s report and the Diats. wtair caBed for Ibe • ftffBBersOrewiijtinns^yscoB- Caort jitd^'-wbo presided' over toacts have beea i igBed in tiw Strike May Close L . S. Officers tn a s a is t of Oie Inatihe iaitiLitiW ; and (he secret Mary Jo Kopechne ,|MSt d ays iriS i U rtresfa mq^xst ttsS aoB f been itlwas amBnfywl ThUiHjL^y . N . Y-k N e w s p a p e r s -Missing In Laos inquest has recommended inipoandedpeBdSârywhtiwri fiirther-iJâl action in his. Dates d a m t j Ckaod Jv y ' VI^TIANE (UPI) - Two of the case-Bavle coeU have m.4M sadB of |wt»li>r«i to be NEW YO RK (U W i- W fli the report on the accident involving w«idd RxnoRBe .in ’B ig fK tm a U.S. Air Force officers assigned taJcen dbcct actioa in proaedtf-, ______de&Ktied at 4 e 9iFO price. mwinigM Sfooday rtwtillhie ra- S ^ . Edwsuxi M. Kehnedy. UPI , S to n«|Ks ibe Kaprrtmp to the air attadie's office at the liig \ *^*TTTnilnii.lTiiiiil pufly a n n a d n o g . negotiators b v learned. tbe ease.'faot.bea|i|ianat|y Jbbt AmeiCTn_ejnbass>-"ha\-e been saai nuB of itae KFOpoWD oomoA- ■ York Q ty’s four major A reliable soorcetsaid Friday, left it op to L e M be in isM g since Wednesday on an Attorney General Robot H. decided, tb reees- tee. of dK obn- to rs papers and 10 oniaos have that Judge James A.'Boyle of observatim flight o v ^ Laotian and, Dtstirtrt Attorney tnwufwig irf HhiP tncCL Hie KFO «m *s S3.SB mienafied efforts to settle a Eldgartown called for "fiirth ^ per himli i il«^ for "»imtw«r tetUefields, an embass>’ ^wkes- E^dmimd S. Dints.. afterroiwgftalt%mw^DB3^ ' nevcootract. process" in the case, although man said today. OM potatoes m d SLSI to SL.n Tbe aevrspsqwrs—the New he did not define what course of The spokesman identified the for ira e ss a r ^ a d e potalDe^ Y ort T im es. Daily News.- New legal action he had in mind., Mrawrime. he sad O at tm y two officers as Capt. Richard York Post and Long Island According to the source, appears to be out far G. Eliinga, 27, and 1st U. Interest On Credit nêsS— tn tHg pnMiauH-^’ Boyle concluded in his report potato t, Wi» sjai] H «iry L. ’.Allen. 26, missing ^tesocution i ^ c h in the past the toding was justified by that m Vss EQore poUIoes ance their 01. ."Birddog" taken a positioa that if pne contradictions in the testimony =Kn«d at Ifae NFO price 3B per observation plane dropped out Cards Is Argued pîer was stiiick. all were of ' some witnesses about cest of & e potato ». in of sight. strode. Circumstances surrounding the BOISE (UPIV—Whether inter pcrctaaies. Idabo'r S be forced ODt of b n ^ W a g » were considered the accident on Qiappaquiddick ness this year. main (jut the pubU^CTS .-Vrab (>iu*rrilla> JUDGE JAMES A. BOYLE est os cre<£t card porctiases JarigeFredTajiicga veliie .. has recommended farther Island off Martha's Vineyard. comes under the mere liberal stait a a £ aeU Tuesday to Sie vrere not expected to make Sfi/f ( hil|io~l> Witnesses included Kennedy th^ first formal economic legal action in connectloa with allowances of tbe small kiac segpufT-er.ral fcrteis <;staag rec- ■ BEIRUT ' UPI i-.^ a b guer and several of the senator’s proposals until Monday. the death of Mary Jo Kopcfane. laws of Idaho was argued Fri er^ U S Stprâe C=crt raln^s rillas seued three polict- close friends and associates. day in the U-S. Dtstrrct aitii tbe b a c k s ^ [^ t:^ outposts durir.;; the night i;: Court. c':czft‘:C>K- '.'5 cajs aiUr i i i M oon-O rbil Spai-«- their first attacks again.'^t iC-t a=j-*er-.z^ Sx^>eis. government authorities aftir_ Florida EasteJ'Break The point was arened hy at torneys for the U.S. Comptrcaer Station Planned four days of liiittlmf; Chru-'iîn and two Idaho hanlrx at a tear- Phalans;ibii. .. SPACE CEN*TER, HOUSTON Noi Like It Lsed To Be mg on a motion to fff'CTTit« scuts i suamit o( the college crowd to sleep m 0 Ln H;ihu I UPI) — B>- Friday, Leslie currency and First Sectintv arxf weigteeg abKl tmm pacads, bids icT a S250.0M contract u> Platcher of Miramar had their cars, but police didn't Eliminated OBaed tfae of .Saa W.ALKER C.4v. Bahama Idaho First National Banks pjan a moan-orijiting ^>ace already passed judgement on mind, gomg so far as to let one Fraaciscw-Oi&liad Bay Bridee I UPI,) —President Nixon, UP3 -U r- station. his Easter vacation on Florida carload doze in their parking The suits, which were cocsjt;- ia r U-CEZBStes FndiT vfaea a havmg onl.\ panial luck his , jisa ;tiecci;cs are rasec ty A spokesman for tbe Manned in ' beaches. lot. dated. "Friday, were filed last tcidge QîBSezaarr ffd \s Uiiirt'-li had It too with Florida's hiding (.ar F*lun"c> .'{OO on credit card purchases. leiephuK'. completed in about nine sun. The comptroller's otSce «a s a-VS FR,\.NCISCO 'U P Ii-.^ t? '.iii months "We waited all year for a Feet, ûulh killed named in the suits because l: savings and loan office in the week of Florida sunshine and BOISE (U P Ii-L arr> Sever had ruled that r,aaonal Mission District was turned into - -cuean tu.'oi* --jt Airlines Shorlcul » e get down here to a week of ance. 17. Boise, died Fnday can charge interest rates ■:n a church Good Fnday for b;c; ^ is- irici .ts :in PICK A SPECIAUST FOR YOUR HEARING ram." .Maddie said, calling it a when the car he was driving credit card purchases equal Over Siberia OK'd _. ecumenical services for persons "hurtmg situation." plunged 300 feet from Mountain the highest rate allo-aed -o-e e-* MOSCOW ( UPI v -lh e Soviet of nine faiths. The- preses; "It's too cold." said l>ee View Drive mto the dry bed of loans Union today opened tbe Siber Doors of Lhe ,Ba> \ ie» arox; isCriciix-jai' piirtizts Welch. 20. a University of tbe Settlers Canal [n Idahrj. bank Ioar.3 are uzn-:- ian vasaness to foreign airlines, Federal Savings and 1/oan tc carr? :±e liiiei. Îjjriger Delaware coed from Towson. His death raised the traffic ed to a Eracticc unler 11 per deanng a major new short cut •Association were opened shortlj P*:t3uc. M ij ie Md. toll for the year to d4. eight cent annually cn. between East and WesL after noon for three hours of or sTtaCui'se-; .Vvzui caatir: About 15.000 students retired more than at this tune a year loans, but small Lear: corrîarLLes The inaagnral fli^ t of Japan senices offered in Elnglish and w t i ;r i:c sxrii-res “ from the sogg>' sands to an even a’ko can charge up 3H per cecc -\ir Lines i J . ^ f TcAjio-Moscow- Spanish. Be; tie rD,^ si:; soguier pasture on a dude ranch .Another occupant of the ve mterest Paris ran arrived in Moscow at The fy-m's officials said they TEl£X HEARING AID SERVICE camp near Orlando for three hicle sustained a broken collar The two sum cnarzefi :=e 2:{g pjn .6;CB ajn. .ESTi. 10 believed it was the first time o ■s:trziz£ liie i i e days of hard rock music at a bone and three other passengers banks were chaniin;; up V: 11 hours and 25 minutes after it financial LnstsîiSion had been le«ally.eiiibattled festival escaped injury per cent l.^terest cn credit can; departed from the Japanese used for Gf>od Fndav services cutij* capdlal- Mrike Near Knd I»:.> &.\LT 1-\KE c m - UPI - BOISE -UPl! - Ut;i.s!at, rv Slare than 500 iron workers are ran look to two .T.ore yt-ar^ expected to go back to wprk before any increase in pay Monday u: metal fahricatini: a lengthy meeting Fnda> piar.is in SsiL L a ie .Iiiy a.id of Idaho's Cormnission or. lÊislation Compensation it Photo. easSg a t.hret- werk sa~ie was agreed to hold the presi-r.: pay , levels for another rwi- : ,’(ûake llil> 1 lal\ .vears -POZSl'OU. - -feilv ■ LT i ■ Now you can invest in new Soecusts reported a.wlher hgh: earOiquake k uhis ancie.'-.t RCX'HESTEK. .Minn ^ 5|5,00a000 IssuT^ Roman seaport today, but said Oscar Joh.nson. ivif Junder v: l.f-.f iJ caused no damage and no well4Lno«Ti Shipstad a.nd panic among inhabitants uho son ice- Follies, died Friday t.f earlier fled when the earth ca.ncer at t.he age of 7j shifted Jo.hnson. who founded the Il was t.be sixth tremor in folhes w^th Eddie and Roy three days a-Td came ' as Shipstad in 1936. had Cten thoasands of tourists poured hospitalized saice last Novem tr.lo the city to see e>>aenre rf ber ' a rare £e-:.‘i:'g;c^ pLhenorr.-enDn A r^'A'.c of 5! 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book compaaetL Ihe KooaiBic;. Factaat. jhtirwling . aad asnriB «. ttas bH k be Ml Book «pectff of - tr«es. the iaCesr^ p w t o f Bie JSnl ST ^ n iiH D icicsoN ^ am ity b ^ 'Oie wooder in a mtcrasnpie-Mid grass atro^- I^)anliaDr “ AH aT » tree, the magic and m yste^, t m c o m r a L PCrradfag it are hears ia .Ott TwiB F tfk l>Bblie an U a rhapsotBc ndMiy that You o p » this book with an tte Indescribable peace and deatnictiaQ of mas toAiesHne that raw fill our Bfis ttie reader as da trees the of progress." ticipation, and dose the bade aatiaorl û^^we^the^ ••■■ f rovier with a sigh, almost We base cbiw' to îp^ rcrerenUy. So magnificenUy woodSu'* How fittihg it- is that this escdlence itt photography frod(i KABIUTES has • Andreas Feining,er this crattsmai^ Even afterlits iirPI.k-OrsoB should be avaOafaR- as part of achieved his puri>ose in “ Forms of Ntfbue and Life” , Vriles wiE appfar as oanaaar America’s awakeidiig to ••Ttees” that one cannot- turn the eicdtejce oe ttie written of'-SUrt the ReroinSiao Waawtt environmental devasiatian we the pages casually withoût. word in **Tirees” is refreshins. Me" for Waraer Bmif- being hit Iqr the ,impact~6f have wrou^t, beauly. It is not just a textbook, Man's life, his origins, hta nor a manual, nlor a tree uniqueness, perhaps , even the identificatioD bode, nor still continuity of bis very existen t another^ interpretive^- book are bound up ine*trteahly-with— (0 1 * proving trees are beautiful. It is trees- This Feininger proves all Of these and more. from history and science, •The ability, to appreciate tracing from the dawn of IN A NEW trees has been dulled. The humanity, throu^ prehistoric tim es, through pagan- and Chrisliaii rites; from worship system will be eiânded to save to a dollar commodity. Events, D ATSUN WAGON many more. anecdotes, and botanical One of the big. factors, they knowledge are woven skillfully say,is the peo|de themselves. If with outstanding color and they are aware of the program black and white that blend from and shelter system and have all sides of the pages. some preparations of their own The forest industry was the numbW of hves saved would America's first. When William double. and Mao' 'decreed the largest Ckie thing many people specimens of while pine the overlook. Mr. Edwards says, js property of the royal navy, the that Civil Defense is also g e a r^ standing timber was marked by to take care of natural the King's broad arrow. To the emergencies such as weather enraged colonists, cutting these disasters, fire and accidents. trees became an almost pa- In Magic Valley Memorial Perfect size tritic deed,^ even if it had to Hospital is an emergency be doniwinder cover of darkness hospital unit which can be set up family wagon with or by loggers disguised as In m matter of a few hours to dians to foU the spy system. If accommodate 400 patients and more no-cost extras -caught, the logger was flogged a sizeable staff. This would be and his land pven to the spy. Loads of load space—5 easy-entry dccrsv 6 f'&ec c-* used to bouse patients at the Of sudi fascinating bits is this flat floor. Power plus economy—36 HP o-*er.'î3 c ic i hospital in case of nudear at engine, up to 25 miles per gallon- Sciict ccrt?:rt — tack and to care for injuries bucket seats, easy-clean vtryt intencr. safer# f-cr: resulting firom the emergency disc brakes. situation. STOCKED SHELTERS CONTAIN sanitation kits, food and water system for the building would provide hundreds ui i;aUuns. E^ch shelter is stocked (or a two week penod and the In the event of a hurricane or mcdical snppUes. Here Coimt> Difector Ooyce Edwards, right, othejjrialtoal disaster, it would inspects some of the supplies io the sub-tosement of the 0'Lear> O’Leary school would accommodate 1.300 persons and is one bf the largest in the county. ’ be a v a il^ e to han.dle large Junior High School buildmg. Custodian Kenneth Drur> sa>ii numbers of injured. there is no worrj- about water in this shelter as the entire hot Presently stocked and hcensed shelters in Twin Falls County indude; the Buhl Post Drive a Dalsun... Ih «n d e c k ls a t : County’s Civil Defense Is Office. Magic Valley Memorial Hospital. Sears store. County Courthouse, both the old Telephone Co. building and the SAUS Coming Up With New Look new addition, the Twin Falls DEAN Bank and Trust building. Twin Falls School District ad By BON-NIEBAIim JONES around 45,000 persons, this may Public shelters are first confusion, panic and chaos ministration building. Gem MOTOR COMPANY limesêw^ Feature Editor not .seem like adequate checked over by the C or^ of would result in various degrees, State Paper ,po.. and O'Leary Civil Defense has been rwnttfKôn Engineers and if found smtable but officials say many Uves_^ Junioc_High 1. School. Twenty- 409 2nd Ave. South kjddng around for a long time •Most famUies,” Mr. Ed- location, structure and otoer could and would be saved.‘ others are designated for final 7 3 U 0 2 2 and 6^nions about it seem to wards explains, •will have their pro^tion factors, are 1 ^ ^ by Given a few more months under preparation within the current range from tolal waste" tp, a own b ^ e n t shelters ana the local <^rôrs for s to c to ^ the present leadership and the \-ear. ■vital safeguard." most wiU prefer to remain in Once stocked they are labeled with the familiar black and It's a lot like insurance, say their own homes with their own yellow O vil Defense shelter Twin Falls county Q^-il Defense families, relatiws and friends." sign and become part of the officials. U is something you The public shelters are hav« t/> have but hope will never largely for persons living in community shelter plan. _ Qv^l Defense programs are be used. . homes without basements or financed federally except for F cjt the most paij the Civil other sufficient protection in- Defense program is aimed at saving lives in the event of nuclear attack and m the Twin transit such as tourists or motel county. Kails Comty area.“fall oul - o r and hotel guei>l:>. In the-event of an gmergency radiological matenal after such Spending two weeks in the the county CD du-ector would attack. sub^jasement of the O'Leary Uke charge and put mto motion Under preseni leadership of Junior High School would an operaUon auned at p vin g m Qoyce Edwards, director, and hardly appeal to anyone who many Uves as possible m the Harian Fillmore, assistant di casually strolls through the local area and furnishing rector, the Qvil Defense pro area. Under threat of nudear protection to^schools. hospitals gram is taking on ^ new look, fall out, it m ^ t look different. ^ d public facilities. Coming oo a new look. says Mr. Edwards. This area, under the immediate Presently there are 30 public as well as the regular basement jurisdiction of the director dielters in the county. 10. of of the building, is said by state would be law enforcement, schools, hospital and medical whidi are hcensed and fully CD officials to be one of the best stodced. They consist of simple shelters in Idaho. Walls of the facilities, broaâst and news media, highway department bare basement areas, some new building are about two feet thidc hwng used for storage. They ^ 7 f l o “ud"rock ^ d roncre^ equipment, ! i^ e department, coolain none of the comforts of with the sub-basement com- Cross and othe«. home but an adequate supply of jSetely surrounded by earth. The director would also ^ v e food, water, medical and This area alone pould house command faciUUes of the UU>nS' NO-SKXD SBORT NSW MTIOK sanitatian facilities to handle a 1 300 persons under shelter Department of Agriculture, all M I S S i S ' given number of persons for a conditions. " ‘J' go'êmment CANVAS BOAT SHOES KNIT SHKIXS two week period- These djdters Preparations are currently agendes and offices and^wuld migtit be uncomfortable for the underway on a Qvil Defense oe assured the cooperation of the National Guard if it were not 77 occupants, and even downright map that will be distributed to J 9 9 J 9 9 unpJeaBant Unt they could give all residents in the county, in use by the US Army. In Twin Falls County 1 the essential life Saving probably by late summer. Mr. estimates indicate there would R rc, 2 as protection to those who need Edwards says this will indude Crew. V. or m ock turtle necV K r«. be about a three hour warning *>PH I VI PI R«;il \ v n K r jmJ them. They contain no blankets information on how to prepare fines on versatile dunh n dry or pillows but sunival would be and stock shelters in the in which the Q vil Defense 7.>** rollon ' l)up<»nl Rubbrr ha^r dr> nyion kntt shells In so^d possibie in most cases without average home. It will primarily program could be put into n\lun-.Irrlrh drniin. ““idr «p . <îcn In prr^rnl «Liddinc- -Mrjrrw* these and persons using the serve as information to every motion and in which persons marhinr va^hablr. ir«»n. a«hablr ran%a« upprr^ in colors or tftnpe-accented (m> W IO. Color after color S. M. L I d * r m i ^ Mr Edwards estimated the shdter he and his family shouM warning could be out within presently hcensed and sto<*ed use if needed, and its location. about two minutes after attack shdters would care for about These tpaps will be sent to through a hot line system at the S.OOO county residents. When every home in the county and in sherifTs office. additional d e s is te d dielters the case of rental i^p erty or All communications and headquarters for CD directors are stocked this number wiU that which may be sold, the manning the operation would be raise to about 14.4SS, C om part map should remain with the to Che county population of property, Mr. Kdxraros saia. in the basement of the Twin Falls County Courthouse. Ra<&> equipment is now available there and p l ^ are being ihade for installing an auziliary generator should power faU. £ a ^ shdter would have a designated manager. Special training has been pven eight CD management instructors; seven shelter manaeers; nine radioactivity ...... “ -âtiif ' TiHi monitoring instnictoi^. -Many new buildings are no longer being built with Qvil Defense protection in mind. The College of Southern Idaha however, is built to Civil Defense standards and win add immeasorably to the county^ shelter plan. Nation-wide, the Civil Defense program is a neglected step

m W M I U G N I i Educator^ Folrpier BQUIGNA.iMbraKD-'n*___ ResidentHonored KDIBE3U.Y lit md-tttt- gradnateoltheliM^lh^gh srtMol.^ has been honoccd for his oat- _ in tfie. ISdd of cdmtio^'

and Leo IMmi. 306 Taykv SL, Khnberly. Ifr. Ifrfaan is DOW r iO i a botany and bkdoKir teadier at ■ atal ti*» Wtw Mrtwnfnhi Coomiuiiity OoQege in PendletOR. Ore. % was selected for specif recognition ' d a p r^ H o m e s during the Pendleton Chamber thekaderSapn-iM thatm BS^24vBm s of Conunerce-Jaycee awards faanqnet tUs year as one of two HASFIMAMCINGf^EVOnDNE outstanding yoang educators in f^rzpsssionai inen. iznnefs. tbe comnunity. ard vceisrs cS all jncome Btanbers o f Oie selection iieises. iMCh J»3S and sm^Jl committee noted lie was issDues. Zaks a a ta n n g e cS recommended for the award by Cai!:f>-Haxejfaiancino-Yoa “ a ll o f the stndents” and » o ! . me^ibers of the faculty at the raRi. uhBAN coUegei. In addition to regular teaching duties. Mr, Urban has . . . fo r a ic s ^ •( Etefcetty. been working with students to has been h— ote d &■ P » ■rffctna. develop a year book and has Orr.^ where he teaches at Blae nrnrti |q tty* way of coun- Mfttttrtaht P anmwiwtj CelfclpKV ‘ as teacher o( the year. selirig students at . the school »E MUSK-ir a zr s«B«. V ■ wr »- r . 3T «Kk. r < S'*Ktk. ar « V a them have been able to work An article in the college harder and niwferstand tiie^ om ywm lar tom i newspaper in connection with rote in life and to team about EaaBOaT-JOTAF the award noted “ Teaching is t RUmfiinQ;. bnesims Ca::a«:a their environment.”' B IB* OBBV W9i»- In w money,” the college news ar University of Idaho. During n a n i s n M».5X2-*7Vt ticle said, “ in the intprg^t of part of the time he . attended 1=1 I stndents. Because of his jpedal school under a General Mbtors II__ attention to stndents, many of Co. scholarship.

HEIRLOOM OF THE EffiSCHEFPCB teO v ix I.eBeaw. Mtk. DeSdKpper reasoaed the larfe original drawing brrr by Mrs. .41bmine DeScte*per. TWia Tlir sktuh fm s t b t boakplatet were made could be turned into u was made far her ancfaf tr> »r fl b&*«B Eknpeoa anut. On*. oaereaing wall decoration and has bad it framed for this use. Bookplate Sketch 'XifeJn. THE PRICE IS RIGHT' By Late Artist M ^ IC VALLEY Ibe litTlf CxmtK Mndters at on the gridiron during football Fairfield have been undefeated season. PICK YOUR SIZE Now On Display a hastrthaTI and fooaudl for Cheerleaders for the team are R onB B eêskai, daughter of baskesliall bames in tbe past Mr. and Mrs. John Gaskill; Everybody wants sz. c;usa3> crazsLilfij siys^ Tina Cox, daughter of Mr. and and attractive art treasare £.-i niiigM: greaior iijc 2 » tra2i-" r»'o j'cars vntiioul losing a R E S To n iC SPRING-TONIC SUPREME SALE! Mrs. Paul Cox and Christine thejr favorite wan aiai a ranit Mrs. be Sdaesper says tbe £ an ». Ttiej plaj-ed 8 football MuHenberg. daughter of Mr. FaHs wOToati has cne tta: sc- wcrk B S iil of rzre d Esncpaan games withont defeat- • Tiie and Mrs. Berle Reise. Qracts ZDore its share cf artis Cfcna UrixKS wtjo was OF C%TH Peek, sou d i b . and Half-time d u r ^ home games conmgrt v e il tecws &X ha woir^ d tbe Presently on disfiay t=. Sa» late ia«'‘s «3i esETl^y -âOfTs Mrs Kenoeti Pedc; ' Layne brings all tbe ^ and 8tb grade girls out on the floor in their \Lagic VaB«y- Ctnsia=. thrcc*5«;=I Ecxife. liie Osbarae. son of Mr. and Mrs. O w j^ t Osborne; Bill BaUwiB, blue mini skirts and white Co winciaw. mStusfacceSC. . jn;g?ra.* book fiMie .-Vrgiga is 5SX1 of Mr- and Mrs, Lonzo blouses to do a precisioa drill art treasure of Mrs. abccz 13 ty n =cises aad has Baldwin; Brest Giesler, son of directed by Mrs. Peggy Ezon. .^Giertrat J. DeSdaepperi Tarj: beec hao3ed dC'»r; frccn Sirs. < •-.» H r - Mr sad .Mrs. Cahin Eddes; Sometimes there is a per Falls IS nearly H) years clti DeSciaifper's U » siadie 13 her SOD of Mr. and formance bj- a group of tum~ It cans£scs a t a Urge pec aE>i~~~ m g g n EL*" L.' i3c jcii w~ V Lwm III * I A y ll Iti'kNilii Cil Mrs. Berle R e i» : SSr\'v Cox. ■Bies~nnil»"~tiie illrectlon of nk (k^wms produced fcr bcvi passed cc. s£>e szys^ to b e cwn snoaf Mr andMrs. Donald Cox David Lemons. "piates for Mrs. DeSchepper's dtiiiTeE aoi irao±±cjdrec.. a ± i Brian Sweet, son of Mr, and m d e m HoOanri £ was draws Sew £^=set£ aoJ prccased Mrs WaUiam Sweet. Clair Instructor include Mrs. Neal n sjTmaetrical dfiag::. u sJsjws aacfcr eitss. Sae ■«cck wii: be OlMa. SOS of Mr. and Mrs. WoHe and girls wlio are tum Clnst nsag from ties a=c s dtâay^ r: bar hrae far tie Oiarles Olson and members of blers from tbe 6th. 7th and 8th heaiJed by sic Escnptsoc wtacfe tsrae n r / i V OR FULL^ SIZE % g"^% 9S * e seventh grade join the bo\-s grade. Stee-p Comfort G a t e r e -. V Mattress o r Box Spriztg' It's a fact ^ . .it's

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«b ea gifls in the W n t f a n d U n i WHICH ■ Mr. ______ctKsesdectadOwir CBtry ititfae Ydta* CWb O t, Bawtadnne TWIN — w fl Ufcnt ahMT last seek, ^ H k Scoop. .a agreed to tfaejr were doine « fatt o f ad> r the the gjbrls sderted "Ite M - Tboise «fao pwlidipaled ta a« tiane" as the tdeitsion dates incfadfid Ke«iii n e then selected Gram ttiem the ooe At the bowling aDQ'. the girls mon who takn ha r«turn thev wtxiid most Uke to date. oqtsoored the boys bat as Terr; to H « R B IO C K . He's Tfe dating came Stech S Latham said. "Ob. well, they smiling, hoppy o»id -secure. vfaen b e lockjr Eoor cnvles ted the docks better than we Smarv taxpayers from •ere “swept a w y « a YeDow * L ” t eooxt-to-coo5t k n o w th e Cib 0>. reltfdes” fiar their Ihyapsf the dales were set voft»e of quolif^ tax ODce^n~a-tifietime date. > for 3;«S p jn. schooTof&cials and intonce. ' With some planning paieocs a^eed d o chapesxnes gfezB S" asszstaoce fram )Ir. msemao. W « guoranlM ocairata prcparoiib of ev«y toit rtturn. were needed. ^ I f « « mole* Qiiy vrron that cesf\yag_riny p«n a^'or the ei«bt ynrngttfrs inrhwttng inlcreit, » • w3l pay the penolty or intSttat. two cocptes from Hje math Dl.TtH4n.-Eim> RICA.\ ' ------9 ^de arid one eadt from the trade sereoth and etgiitfa grades, SA JU.Vi

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last and Fewnd ^ Help Wonted 18 Help Wanted 18 Work Wantad 24 InvMlmants 31 H o m o s Fo r Sal* 50. 1 _____ , ____ v:------LOST: Haxiyianr vtclnlty. ld «n BARGAINMI ' E X P E R I E N C E D m a id . A p p ly In INCOME tax_ ESCROW am tracl. will sell or trade BY Owner: 4 badnwms. 3 baths, 00 w«ll to wall, carwrt, .built.In klt- r*tri«v*r. and «l^ black ■vary Day it ~ ^ la " Day When You person ftdm 11:00a.m. to3:00 p.m. reasofiable. Call ______tar llvMtack. 7 per cent IntcrMt^ Show People Avon's Wonderful No phm e calls. Apollo Atolor Inn, «hen, dining or family rooin,‘> babrador.-malM. Rmiard. n»- . monthly payments at »W7 per tirepiac*. pane, rin6«o yard, Raê or Cosmetics. Profit From Addison Avenue West. IRONINGS, shins asp«:lalty. S1.JS ^ month. S44.2S46, Dietrich. Your Sp«re Hours Sell Avon. C«lt per hour. Pttooe 733-40J7.______newly dacotvted, good location 1 N o w — 733-7413 o r w rite to Phyllis near schoolsjand shopping. 730 W AITRESS, full « r pari time. Apply BACK Hoe, buKdoiIng, custom JA SP ER R O GERS Is the Winner of a Grant AvenM , 7334<7*. LOST: Man's blac» Mclniiurf. Rt. 2. Kimberly. In person. Rogerson' Restaurant. They're Mobilizing Reward. HM-man •»- ditching. Cali ■07.2603. ,SW.' TH E New qiodern way toKava your WAN AND iWIFE, no rfhlMren. P AIN TIN G , inside or out, carpenter, own home. Investigate oor com MAN for Irrigatino and general Woman Tsijiork in ^ fe artd w o rk. Phone 7J3-»347. SchooU 44 farm work. Tod Sandmeyer, RQufe plete line of pre cut and sectional ^ SpedelN^rtw general stc re ,"'m a h to viiork In homes. Your exclusive IN T E R - Against the Mafia Bphl. 543 5034. -S T A T E H O M E representatives. servlca.stallon and general store. SAVE ON RE-UPHOLSTERING at FIN IS H H IG H school at home'. Living quarters and all utilities G *, J of Rupert. Free estimates. See our fine lln* of Lindal Cedar i n v i s i b l e REWEAVINC. other G IR L sihger for nightclub banda 6 Olploma awarded. G. 1. approved liomes. Swiss Villa Development and groceries furnished. Year Fabrics shown in your home. Also courscs.sfor trea brochure that By TOM TIEOE re p a ir. Phone 733-7S7A. 160 nights a w ee k. Phone Boise. 375- around employment. Phone 752- expert commercial upfwlstwlng. Company. 733.07U, or Gene, Monroe. 1643« from 5*7 p .m . explalnsôw write American 3 m Wilkins, Nevada, collect. - Phone 43*^3010. sSral District onice. Box 7646, ' NEW YORK (NEA) Ttiere are a number of reasons why the Mafia has thrived TYPIST, 70 word plus, per minute. CUSTOM roller harrowing, grain H Y P N O S IS Willing to work. Excellentn>ay, PERSONNEL SERVICE planting, discing, herbicides, and ano /OrapeSf ouiif*in appnance»« for so long in the naôn. But maybe the Principal ooe is fringe benefits. Send resume to firei^lace« patio« full finished w e ^t« smoking and memory. insecticides. Harold Peterson, 32&- 4 6 that they are mastnrs of the ugly ait of intimidaiioo. Plxm e 733-IM30. Box W-14. CO Tim es Ne%vs. Of AAagic Valley 4JJ4 — 733SWO, Other Instructi6n basemefit/ double garage, nor theast location, terms to good For example: EVELYN WILSON buyer. 126,900, 733-34S5. REDFISH LAKE LODGE, now F ile r Avenue., . . 733-55«2 U.S. Civil Service Tests Racketeers weasel into a neighborhood. Tliey s6t up an Cord of Thanks interviewing for summer em- GRADER work of all kinds, go ployment at US 4 Dorian Drive*. a n y w h e re . Th e o W Ic k e l. 2741 absurd ptnMr structure which i^ u e n c e s hundreds o f t^ u - Almo, Burley. 47«-7S«3. AAen viômien 18 and over. Secure BRICK 3 bedroom, fully carpeted, W E WISH to express our sincere Twin Fans. Need cooks, bar. sands of people. And to show they’r« seHous, some bombs tenders. Janitor, dish washers, lobs. High starting pay. Short refrigerated air-conditioning, thanks.and appreciation to our (II Experienced typist, 75-90 maid abd cook's* helpers. Bob SEWING, alterations, reweavl hours. 'Advancemenf. iVe^ratory fenced ya rd , huge double garage. may be tossed or some critics sent floating face down in a m a n y friends twho w ere so Itind to words per minute, top pay, chance and mmendin“ ending. Phone------733-47S3. 5S Tucker. Manager. 733-6378. for advancement, don't miss this training as long as required. 116,500. Ace rte^lty, 733-5217. sewer drain. us ckirin0 o u r re c c n t bereavem ent ^ d Avenuele East. Thousands of . jobs open. Ex and also lor the tâutiful Moral opportunity. (2) Female perience usually unnecessary. In time, the bombs cease and so do the murders. Terror bookkeeper, full time lob, hours CUSTOM roto-tiiling. Small gar IMMEDIATE ' Possession. . 3* olterings, and Wbd. A special SINGLE RANCH hand— year round FR EE booklet on jobs, salaries, bedroom. Morningside area, is not forever needed. T h e (breat o f it sufflces. .\nd so for thania to the ministers. work. Board and room furnished. v a ry . ( 3 ) Good typist, must meet dens, also field and acreagc requirements. Write TODAY, public well, good appearance and plowing. Herman PhloDS. 733-I9TO fenced yard, per cent loan, 40 years, some 3.000 to 5.«*>0 Cosa Nostra thugs have been The Familyof E, L Brackett Must be able to Irrigate and do giving name, address and phone. quality home. Ace Realty. 733- oeneral farnri wbrk, Jerome, 324- Plesaot personality essential. (4) Lincoln Service. Box R-19. c-o able to hold populate centers totaling 75 million 2253. noon or evenings. N E ED experienced secretaries Times-Nev^. 5 3l7 r~ pang in the grip o f le g a lity . and general oMIce girls. (5) Young ROTO TILLING Gardens. E lm o G a rrison , 733-8031: SPACIOUS THREE bedroom. V/x 'Personal man In sales and service, full time 50 Because people are afraid permanent (ob, top benefits, Homes For Sale battra. carpeted, real nice. 18100. PART TIM E bookkeeper. May work Ace Realty. 733 5317 to fight back. into full tTme. five halt days per service behind. (4» Need neat Business Opportunities 30 I W ILL not be responsible tor any week to start. Answer in own ambitious young men for loO BRICK THREE bedroom, full - , A new day. how ever, debts other than my own. PhU N 1 handwriting. Write Box W 10. c-o I inquiries. basement, two baths. Organ stove m ay dawning on this O rd az. i Times News. TWO STORY building Includes be dining room (seating capacity fireplace. Fenced patio, nicely lii^mtare. Some p eop le registered nurse or LPN for 110); coffee shop (45); lounge with landscaped. S2S.000. 110,000 down. 2 BEOROOM BRICK a r e cringing no more. "TE LL ttiem Willie Boy Is hwe." work in doctor's office. State age, OPENINGS FOR liquor license; apartm ents. S20,000 Good Terms on balance. Rowe With 3 m ore In basement plus a qualifications and experience. down, balance of 6 per sent in Realty. Call Del Hiatt. 733-^604. family room. Large garage and On New fork’s grubby UNMARRIED maternity' care. Answer to Box W W. c o Tim es QUALIFIEDPEOPLE terest. C a ll AAr. Parke. 454-9441, snop For only 120,000. Buyer can waterfront, for instance, Doctors, hospital and living plan. News. strictly Confidential Declo. 2 ACRES and much house for S7000. assume 110,700, 6 per cent loan. Mountain Manor incorporated. No registration fee charged 14 minutes from Twin. Let's try dozens of longshoremen . Box 210, Mountain Home. 5(7 *250.000 CAMPER Trailer Motor $1000 down and US month at 7 per now go to wortc wearirije SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOAÊ Home Manufacturing Business. cent. Call Fra n k. M ountain States Realty, 733-5974. lapel Duttons which read; EXERCISE the new way. Rent i Need someone to assist me in my ' National Buy l^ r S149.000. B e w orth m illion in years. $40.000down. Write Bok Homes Of "Fight Organized Crime," exercise and health eouipment. fast growing business. Two hours a 2 1 Sales Corporation CLOSE to school anc^ shopping, 3 It’s no small gesture. Rack speed bike, massage«ssaoe r^ler. belt ' day. *125 a monttir For Interview 343. P aris. Idaho 83361. Distinction ^brator. BANNER , appointment call AArs. Ashcraft at Will interview Mature Salesmen, bedroom brick home, built-in ets have subjugated the F O T itu re . 7331421.______733 2958. betw een 2 and 4 p.m . for the. positi<>n of Salesmen THE BEST POTENTIAL SUB range in sunny kitchen, large waterfront for decades, a n d Distributors. < Forgery Prevention DIVISION ground available in family room with patio doors dissidents risk unemploy ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Twin equipment) High profitable Twin Falls today. This 80 acres leading to back yard, priced less Falls Courthouse. Wednesday at WANTED: Experienced bean commissions, and promotions. joins CSI for over mile. Priced than S13.000. Cali Nadine Koep ment and even death. • :30 p»m. For Further m- cleaner, gravity, stoner and right, reasonable down payment. nick. 733 7297 or Land OHice Of form atiiin. 733-4030. Al Anon 3rd Must have an aggressive per polisher operator. Furnish name, sonality. willing to travel some, Cali Harold Keithly. 733 2400. or Idaho. Realtors. 733 0716. across Still, here the men are. Fk)Or. 733^9457. age. address and telephone and be available for immediate Land Office of Idaho. Realtors. from Sears wearing crimefighting but number with employment history 733 0716 Across from Sears P R I V A T E in v e s tig a to r— 24 H o u r training. Contact C. Wayne tons. and experience. Write Box V 4. c ^ Searingen <— Paymaster Cor ALL electric home for large family, Service, all confidential. Phone Times-News. ■■We’re not looking for 733-M31— night 733-5771 poration — At the Holiday Inn. country taxes and lots of room 3 Room )51..Sunday after 10:00 and l i f e t i m e bedrooms, baths and pasture. Call trouble." says one for Monday a#ter 3:30 p m. Morton. 733 7879 today Mountain K a th e rin e CREDIT Bureau of Twin Fails has States Realty. 733 5974. many. ‘ 'But we’re .Ameri IREHE. Ellen or an immediate opening. Need good OPPORTUNITY cans and we don’t like the i • W h iitehill. URGENT! Call sister man as collector — good desk job 3 BEDROOM plus 2 more in Farm Work Wanted 23 COZY NOOK is on the market. 3 rackets. .And we’ll say it to anybody's face in town." R uth. S03-630-3M^- with salary plus commission. For TAKE IT FROM basement, attractive 3 story home interview call 733^3138. bedroom brick. 2 fireplaces on Hth Avenue East. Large living They’re no{_the only ones, either. Crim'erighting buttons CUSTOM Plowing. Art Peterson. M ICKEY AAANTLE basement, double garage, large room with new carpet, small S36 23S3. W endell. lot, irrigating water, vacant for studio room through Frenctv doors, are being worn in shops and stations all around this city. NIGHT fry cook and night dish ANDFEDTRO immediate possession. Call Harold washer Apply in person Red fireplace and picturesque stair- They’ve spread across the river to Newark, N.J. Roches THE COVE Keithly, 733-2400 or Land Office Of Rock Cafe. CUSTOM plowing anywhere. 18'* Restock & Distribute the World's ci)Se. dining room , convenient ter. N.Y.. has imported them. .A number of E^st Coast col TRY OUR FINGER STEAKS bottoms with trash turners, Fastest Selling line of Audio Idaho. Realtors. 733-0716. Across kitchen. 3 baths. 119,500. nitrogen, plowdown available at from Sears. leges have picked up the idea. .\nd so begins a fad which OR'CHICKEN FOlJ^ lUNCH FULLER BRUSH needs male and Electronic & Automotive Specialty A P L E A S A N T brick ttome on low cost. 326 S3AS o r 733-7340. ___ Items. Retail Outlets Contracted some interested observers' hopefully believe may spread I female, part time, S40. S70 week. 3 ACRES, clean family home, ditch Teton Street. 3 bedrooms. 1 In 496 Addison West 733 7405 by Company. across the United States. CUSTOMplowing in Twin Falls. Call w ater, well fenced, $14,000. Call finished basement. Living room, Je rry Reinke. 733-3163. Virgil for more derails, 423 4137. 13X2T, 2 fireplaces, dining room Sa>-s the button designer. Ralph Salerno: S P A R E TIA A e OR f u l l T IM E Mountain States Realty. 733-5974. and handy kitchen, family room In Transportotion— Car Pools 10 1 basement, covered patio and ■The button is just a beginning. It’s a curiosity. But it CHRISTIAN P A T E N T E D ^ CUSTOM beet planting with Ro Nee FIV E bedroom brick. 3 baths, extra pretty yard. Assume 114,750 loan, EXCLUSIVE ITEMS can get people thinking together. That’s what we’ need to DRIVING TO Reno. STh of AprfT. OPPORTUNITY Vicon oeet thinr»ers. Sales and large living room, large kitchen, 5V4 per cent. This should make you beat the Mafia—collective action. It’s damn sure we’U Take tvM>. help with expenses. 423 service, Joe Krepcik. 336^4898. Filer a good investment. S4495.00 Cash, can earn V E R Y bgilt in appliances, carpeted and 4^n.. , Discover how you can earn $10,000 draped, fenced back yard, double never beat them if we’re not all together." a year and m ore. ( S7S.00-t100.00 a HIGH PROFITS. CUSTOMplowing. Ed Brown. pr>one garage. Call Eunice Cooper, 733- Salerno should know. He tried for tw o decades to beat week part hme.‘> Be your own 4852.2. File r.?26 LYTOWOOD REALTY B aby Sitters— Child Care 16 boss. NO investment. Generous G U A R A N T E E D M O N E Y 4960 or Land Office Of Idaho* the New York mafiosi—’•practicaliy alone." .As supervisor Realtors. 733-0716. AcrosS' from eio Blue iMkCM North — 7 3 3 -m i Pension Plan. Need local man or BACK OPPORTUNITY After Hour*: 7JJ-7IOO — 73S-»«71 woman with strong Church MANURE HAULING— Hainline'S Sears. of detectives in New York’s rackets burean, he says lack CHILDREN'S VILLAGE. Child Custom Farming. Bliss. Idaho care. 4ai North Locust near background for important For Details, enclose name, ad ' of a co-ordinated rackets attack left him feeling "like it Christian work. Write today tor j Phone 352 4463 o r 3S3-4446. SEE this DRIVE INN in operation Lynvvood. Licensed. Separate dress. phone no t6 was just me against them—with no one else caring." ctasscs-nursery, • prekindcrgarten tree copy of "OPPORTUNITY and you will know it's a real good UN LIM ITED." John Rudin & Co . I CUSYOM plowing. Call Larry Federal Trade Company buy fully equipped at $32,000. Now retired and serving as a consultant to the National Kindergarten. Also day Full Tirr.* o’ Troy No LEO'S CUSTOM FARMING coo»er>*enn ha\ Iroo V irg il. 423 4137 N O W . AAountain very good terms. Salerno saj^s. "F or the most part, the public has a feel- F ile r. 336-4703 States Realty. 733 5974 anytime T.Onol Po.d vQtotve% O'rotlable mony Idoho or^d m g o f contempt for the rackets. But the things people see O»egon towfi> , , HARRISON KcjjjitQl Aoni, MANURE HAULING— Liilibridge LOTS Of lovely vacant lots in Car ------I V ~ ^ t E A l . « ------?01 ?nd v^ T»..r falK ' Solory -.hile troining Filer. S1200 to Call Frank,; own elected o ffic ii, even their own policemen. So thev Cor'»ac* BLAIR’S CUSTOM farming. 733 S974. AAourrtatnffitates Realty 733-2322 Help W o n t ^ Svng Qf>d Quick possession. Call Mort. 733 ' Some pele like the things the M afia controls— such as CORE DRILLERS I Jerome, or S3A-33aO-Wendell. NICE 3 bedroom 2 story home witon) C'^de K Coor> 705 7879 or Mountain States Realty. located on approxim ately acre prostitution or playing numbers. .And their rationale is that H*r* a tKo« long^woited br*ok you been looking for 733 5974. the Mafia is onl>' allowing what the law is too hypocritical ! CUSTOM manure hauling. South laloH &oive Idaho 63705 in Kimberly. New bathroom, new W«'rc On« of the lâdiivg drilling c;ontfocto^l in tKe indv;>Try ond Hqvc I Castleford 537-^. _ ‘ Phone 343 7704 furnace, newly painted. Only to aUow.” mony OP»fwnQ^ fof etpertenced cofc dnlleri \A/e need torfoce dnilert ------.. ------: 3 BEDROOM briciL carpeted. 18500. •.Ko Kov« ««tenwv« e*pef*ence w.reUnc Of'd onglehole dr*Uing up to But Ralph Salerno believes the nation is still ready for an CUSTOM plowing. International 4- S N AP-O N tached garage and patio, fenced depths of 3500 ft bottom anhydrous amonia yard, 4W per cent G .i. Loan, total all-out assauH on organized crim e. H e says government, Conudef tK* following ' (nitrogen) plowdown available. TOOL C ORPORATION price S14.000. 637 Borah Avenue, T a y U finally, has taken senous and meaningful measures. Mel Quinton. Buf^l. &43 6036 Don I let opportunity pa>» yOu by 733 4704 *• EKCEILENT w a g e s • PEn SiOni PIAN 50 yeort e«p«f>erKe -.orh ♦©» you So the Mafia-watcher has begun the crimefighting but • M AX» MEDICAL INSURANCE • ADv Aôuse. 7 units plus living Quarters, aooroximaêiy ton campaign. He plans to follow it with billboards, adver • IIFE INSURANCE Work Wanted 24 pendent deoler m the Burley Rypeft Member ol OOO Tw.n Folll tisements and the organization of communitv- activists. ond much more' oreo W e ore to o k i^ to* men wh gjôund 443 Locust 733 3876 IRONING done in my home Phone MIS ■ Service Will it work? Will racket-wearv people join together un For more detO'K obool o coteer c o m oa ot c a 'i 8 0 ’ 328 4 2 ? ' o« ore Kof>e%t willing to wO'li ond Kowe 733 8139^ BRICK 3 t>edroom. carpeted, fencedi e*per»eoce to , a sincere deîê »o iwcceed >n bo\me\N Broken 433 5289 afraid? yard, carport Will G I No down J PO Bo. 25S6 ROTO TILLING, garaeoi. Wade ' tor therme+ve^ able »o ocfept work, seeding new lawns. Floyd < il3 .75 a 753^505...... , I hope so." Salerno savs "Becau^ if thev do. and if SoltloVeC.Ty utoh 8 4 n O r*^t ogement povt>on\ at oil promo ■423 540J G a m b re l, 733 8904. evenmgs j they can sustain their anger. I IhtfOt ihe country- w ill de 733 5877 AN EOUAL OPK>RTUNITY EMPLOYER tiot» ore frorr>~<«.asement. DENTAL Assistant Receptionist j over $17,000 per yeor 3035 Sherry Lane. 733 5179 wants employment. 9:00 a.m to SHARP 4 .00 p .m . w eekdays Box W 13. c o Sertd Resume To: Lloyd Co«per. BY OWNER; Kitchen and Bath B d k v e Times News i Route 1 Wendell Idaho or Phone designed tor a » « m a n ~^h»ee- >rk, c «rp «i, drapet. good h w N at/ 536-3030 . bedrooms up. one do\^ Two lot, nccellenl trrm s, SV.lOO CUSTOM portable welding, baths, full basement, laê DOYOUWANTAGOOD irrigation mainlines, complete garage, patio, fenced yard. 123.000 FAMILY HOME auto body repair and painting 636 Grant Avenue. Phone 733 6047 for appointment 2 b^room. full tmemcnt, carpet, W e ld e r r e n ta l. 20 years ex FOR LEASE drapes, fireplace, gas heat, I perience. 734 2050 | Standard Oil Station. 260 AAain PAYING JOB WITH A FUTURE? 111,950 I ______• I South, Training and financial BY OWNER: 3 bedroom, family assistance Phone D. L. Douglas. room fireplace, game room, all Potentiol income of S I0,000 yearly We offer * housekeeping and cook. Salary I new carpet. 733 5235. ' open Nc smoking or drinking 733^3541 or ra3 57t9 NEAR PARK - paid vacation, hospital insurance for the whole I w rite to 13d Avenue North 3 bedroom, full basement, for lots 3 bedroom, basement, large well of living, close to park for children. family, retirement program, and many other d u p l e x kept yard, out of town. S23.SOO 114.000 o i v a i i w c B s k h c t ROTO TILLING Over and under, clean as a pin. 3 bedroom, practically new home gold NEW LISTING IWlS.3tST CVtVtl.AKO - TO 3453 conditioner, only $9,500 neat appearing, and have a pleasant personal medallion. ct>oice are. 131.500. Poplar Street. 3 bedroOm. full 4 bea nMtB.cAMS «K oflED decorated, new oil furnace, new 9 CIHCie ifcC THATS HO S tC «T ,■ w atM M ter, fenced yard. Phone Brick. 4 beOS(HS aOQO Aa 5APK iAft. N O TiaO ' n U M & S MOOT NEW THREE bedroom, birch &U Blue Lakes North n3-StM kitchen, family room. Covered vaooaoooHUs A Of PAPO? 1 OickM cssersm itti 733-9MV BlACK- patio. Refrigerated air con ditionlng. Full carpet, doubledoubi Jim Messersmlth 733-4SM , LOO Ttw rton 7M-W91 DEPENDARI.F.PERSOM- U O B ffl Mrs tmk; KKTMTtD r Tie r jK S 61ASS XIIUX or Ttc Buxo. Arc MMCO IKM CAN EARN UP TO n C M T B S T D *-R*rs. NOW X-WS COT TM« UIBJt a s n WMY oMCBts. iHaiiuii CMca socinr $800.00 A MONTH «or cm Cmcmr S o c«ty n • rnrmcrn "MLS" t f ft BCLIEVC IT Off »»OT. Part or full time positions needed in this oreo.

7 SfWoalNetkM Requires cor, exchange of references, S I450 to lynwood Reolty Realty — ^ - C looney. ReoNor S2990 cash, secured by inventory and equip Feldtmon Reoj)^ __fMowfitoin Stofet Reolty ment. -Gefn State Reolty ' Mogk Vollry Reolty Globe R—I»y ■ Rocfcy Mountain Realty Tqber Insurance Agency Koy Horrt^ Rcohy Reol Ettofe Service Homlett R«olty Show Reolty ^ rite for personal interview, givipig phone num- Harold’s Agency Twin Folk Rcohy Keis Moved To: Klinb* Agency Toylor Agency b er tpr ______, ______lond Officv of Western Approi^ A Invettmefit T W IN FALLS 2nd Floor In The New Strategic Franchises Dept. 207 MULTIPLE USTING 533 South 2nd West Bank of Idaho Building Salt Lake City. Utah iilO l SERVICE I ■ Sunday, March 29,‘'l970 , .Tltries-News, Twin Falls, Idaho 25. How About A Cor For Spring .. See Ads EorThe Buy-You'll Like

Homai For Sale, 50 Farms For Sole 52 Bu»in**s Proporty- 56 MnhHa Hamoi 4 Butin«s>-OHic« RonlaU AO Porm Imi^reonts 9 0 Cattle 102 Pelt and Pet Siipplias ^ 110 lo v e ly 3 b^room bnlck/home In HARDWARE and building supply ‘■ lillj.a k t vjillev., will *r«de 140 ACR ES, 7t Itiares water, 30 head NOW LEASING'St low Blue lJ k « lo r Store In Stanly. Idaho. Mew AKC Registered Apricot also white hom ^ln Twin fvails-Burley ares. '•'B*"* a d jo in s., BETTER BUYS Boulevard North. Modern air CHAROLAIS ' L. B. Jardins. Idaho Realty, 1558 home and corrals. s4}js(0. • bulldlno- fpr ttic purpose. Ooing ALWAYS conditioned Office space. Contact To y Poodle puppies. 733 (018. 0 \/erland, B u rle y. 47S BS39. M y consider home In tow n as part good business with exceltent i Jim Brennan. Idaho S « m g s and 733.27)0 tr o m j. >o 5. Bob. possibilities tor ttiefuture. AAust be Yearling bulls and helters tor sal. jayment. Wendell Realty, Loan. 733*3101 or Bttf 203, Hths to purebred, Papers seen to be appreciated. For in- MAGIC VALLEY BULK **OTATO CUTTIt^G Akin BOSTON Scre^tail male pup,- B -Ratter.v PI AfJTiMri available on rwiu«»t r«ii Alt_Alt»f> A p m , Tnrf 500 SHARES Northslde Canal Co. Realtor, 774.2SM or inquire at — WOBIIE HOMt S-- MODERN Office space, free Lockimod teed cutter: a.m.; or alter 7 p.m. Avenue West. SAVE^ w ater. W ill sell Id lots of 40, BO, or — Lynwood Realty at Smiley Creek Travel Trader Motor HomM p arkino . Gem State R ealty. 733- Hallway self .propelled plitr; i » m by assuming low interest toon on this more. Call Mark Koll, Wendell Lodge. 3 U m iles westcrt West 5 P oints^. 5336. bulk planter loadw with truck Realty, 53i-2274. y/H.TE F A C E p ^ „ ^ , e r . Uvatlock Wanted 1 1 4 3 bedroom all brick home in beoutlful 733-ÛI — Closed Saturdays -P0Dunts;.1967 Lockwood tilt hopper— Vacation Property 58 ! 4-row planter with buster bar. for;Ml§n775.' Cook Sunrise addition. Carpeted Forms For Ront shanks and shovels. Pt>dne S32> FOR SALE OR RENT, in Gooding,' 1969 F L E E T W O O D . 12x 64. tw o ' ID A H O H ID E & T A L L O W throughout, Ookley stone fireplace, bedroom, air conditioner, prac 4312. evenings. q u a l i t y Stocker, feeder DEAD AN.IMAL PICKUP beo'rn ceiling*living room, creates that 360 . acre farm. ISO under SWISS VILLA in the heart of cultivation, 110 acres In hay. I beautiful Sawtooth Valley. oNers tically new. Call 536 2563 in I.EASE or sale: approximately ^ Phone collect 733 68)5 — sought-oit«r-atn(osphere. Yard is sure balance open tor grain.or corn, choice building tots, low down Wendell. acres. R e o ty of w ater. 60 a cre beet DEVON Ruhter is' the winner of a to please anyone. Attached garage. lood dairy barn, nice home with paymenr* reasonable terms. For allotment, over SO a c ^ free theatre ticket. full basement, write Box 40. bedroom m odem hom e. Pt>one after SI 9.750. information on lots or our selection I Apartments— Furnished 70 ^PRlla'^c•s & HH Equip. 120 Ketchum or call 726 563A and ask of fin* m ountain cabins, call Swiss 5 p.m.. weekdays. OS-5584. • tor Cal Poullon until 4:30 or after , Farm Supplies 9 1 CALVBS' H O N E Y M O O N OR RETIRED COUPLE 5:00 724-3791 and ask tor Cal. ! Villa. 733^16. or Gene Hopkins [ o n e beciroomj dean, aose-in. also BABY and Grass cawet. all kind* >I 543-4645.______600 ACREb tor rent in Bellevue •’.Mf'serators, one SPECIAL S9.8S0 will never buy I traile r house. Ptsone 733^952, LUM BER, utility or economy, wood WestvUi South ot KhritSrly iSy large com m trc al 3-door M a a ic- viCintty. Call 788 2594. 5124 or 423 S»0» B 8. more. 2 bedro.om. port basement, 210 A C R E S , excellent soil and lots of I FISHING resort, bar. cafe, cabins, chips, shavings, sawdust, direct Vailiy RMriger.tlo^;™4M?® garoge. close-in, completely bur water, large fields, good 2 boats and motors. 4 acres of land. ALL Utilities, steam heat. si25 a from the rpill. Taylor Brothers. nished including fools, ond lawn fur* bedroom home. No outbuildings. 733-7446. m onth. 733 1261. 326 536S. 326-4610. F ile r. REGISTERED Hereford bulls. One S*’ O T cash for used fu rn itu r* ,'ip S&5.000 with 29 per cent down. VVanted To Rent 88 pllances, iMby things, coal stoves. niture. Ultra clean and neat througjl?- or a truckload. Edw. C. Eakln 8. MufflejêaUy & Insurance. 934 -j____ LOOKING FOR an apartment or Sons. 324 5468, Jerortie. antiques.,Hayes F.urniture. ouf. I Real Estate W an ted ^2 • house? Call Quilici. 733 2940 TWO bedroom unfurnished apart Hay, Grain and Feed 9 4 : D ■ , \^furniture u ano useo TW O BEDROOM ond goroge in HeV- 120 ACRES, SO Irrigated, 40 cr'estfd ment. duplex. tM>use. Near town. RKGISTERED Angus bulls. If you Want the big modern type, call 423- burn Avenue. Redecorated inside'ond wheat grass. Good dairy or cattle Reliable couple. 733-6589 after 6 CATTLEM EN and sheepmen! For Tv^* r l l u i M * •EP*lat>ciBS anc set up. Phonb Mrs. P^skett WILL buy Real Estate contracts. :SMALL attractive apartment. p .m . bedding needs, use wood chips and 5655. M^slc out, new roof. Empty • Oove right in! (anytrm e) 733 5740, 733 8391 Klinke second mortgages, or trust deeds I utilities, linens, dishes fumistied. shavings. Dennis Clark, 543-^^3 or S11 ).2S0 is o borgoin. Agency. • at discount. Not to exce^ S5.00C Retired man or business person. George Clark, 543 5653. Buhl. FRESH or Springer cows or heifers. ''per contract. Write P. O. Box 111 733 2533 MATURE COUPLE, no children Guaranteed, ^ y or trade fv O.e. Mobil Maid dishwishirV 80 SHARES of Hlgfiilne water for Twin Falls. Idaho. would like a nice small t«m e Cali TOP Quality hay delivered, also or beef. _Hap or _Cj^de guarantetd,S68at Cain's, 733-7)11. sale. $300 per share. 543 5896 evenings 733-2821. « custom hauling 733 6361 H"ugK«"Buhl.7«.M25“Sr-543- TW IN P A L I5 evenings. ONE BEDROOM, large, all ut.hi.es W IL L exchange lovely b n c k home in furnished 601 Mam West. Twin » " ELfeCTRiC Frigidaire stove, T H E W IN N E R Of a free theatre GOOD Baby and pasture calves for like new. $150; 733-6943.. Salt Lake valley tor home in Twm Falls '32^ 5362, Filer 85 TONS or more'Of'three cuttings Realty and Ins. , Falls Burley area L "B Jardine. ticket is Harvey Floyd sale. All kinds. Phone 324 4162 or Idaho Realty. 1S58 Overland. alfalfa'nay One mile north of 324 4028. Jerom e. FRIGIDATRE automatic washer, 733-3662 ONE BEDROOM apartment. Hansen Bridge. George Steinmetj For The Best in Farms Burley. 678-8538 guaranteed, 598 a t Cain's. T33*7U1. George Haney. 733>4609 evenlngf Inquire 1412 6th. Avenue East, Jr IT S BARNES Farm Implemonts 90 FOR SALE: Fresh springer cows, apartment O or 16*5 a w Avenue heifers. Bulls to loan.. Darre.ll Ea st, after 3 30 p m NEW Sears wringer wastier. naVtr Anything from 60 to 600 acres Cam pers 6 3 A??(ED GRAlNôr sale Call 536 Lyons, 543-5824. 543-5934. used. 2 miles west of South Park, 27i7 '/» south. M rs. Thom as. TW IN FALLS HOME 733 8227 BUY THE BEST: Get your Trave T h r e e room apartment Heat, 20 HEAD Holstein Springer cows Qu<^n Camper now and save water furnished S40 247 3rd Street CUSTOM STEAM gram rolling, and heifers. Good quality grass AND BEAUTY PARLOR 733 3838 Sportsman's Lodge, lOOO Springs East 733 3970 mobile — molasses. Al Haskell. calves. 324 4178. 324 5188. •VERY NICE Frigidaire aolomatic Hagerman, Idaho 423 5880 Kim tjerly washer and dryer. Matching pair. lovely 2 bedroomi with fireplace, 7336015 CLOSE IN. clean. 1 bedroom, heat CUSTOM branding and dehorning. S179.95. Term s. Wilson-Bates. 733- beolity parlor in futt basernent. doing Vacation Travel Equipment water Also, singles. aduUs. 733 Go any distance 734-2830. 6146. finest business — highest clientele. 43XS659 Alwaysa large selection. 9970 D AIR Y pellets. S58 ton bales. 560 ton Pleose coll us for info ond showmg • NEW AND USED sacked Globe Seed and Feed. lOU Blue Laku Blvd. North Pickup campers, travel trailer;, TWO bedroom apartment, an Twin Falls , Horses 104 Furniture & HH Gpods ^77 W OULDN 'T YO U LIKE a lovely 7 bed wheel campers, motor homes. utilities. $75. One bedroom, partty — SEVJHAI good 20 » 6 Of'd 16 « 6 30 TO N S of good 2nd cutting hay H room home with I I/2 boths, lire- M 4D SPORT CENTER furnttf>ed house. S50. 733 1*17 ALL TYPESof horses, bought, sold 65 ACRES 733-6115,1246 Blue Lakes North wvea a u lh i L. Freshpur. 324 4052. Jerome SPOT CASH ploce. buili-m applionces ond dress traded. Planfy of ranch geldings For Furniture Appliances Small home, full water right, good Open Daily except Sunday i Ren Haley, 733-6055. ers Covered potto, double corport heavy ^ i l . Total S26,000. small L I G H T housekêeping. adui»s only —ONE OLIVER 17x7 gram th Avenue East 713 2^05 Tw^.n Thin g s of Value and very nice I bedroom rentol at down 4 Oriii. single disc Farm Seed 96 COLTS. FILLIES, mares, peldlngs. 423 9966 Kim berly re,or Only 513,900. — \6x7 M Hams gram dnii . Sired by AAA Stallion. All ag«. BANNER PURNITURE- L & N Real Estate Co. ALL NEW 1970 Some broke to ride. W ill take 127 2nd Avenue West. 733-1421 WE HAVE SEVERAL SMALL 2 BED -O N E 12x6 OLIVER gram drill FOR SALE Aston seed spuds. Clean 324 4B00 Jerome,' Idaho reading. Will deliver from Ashton. horses to bt'eak and tra ln rW ill do ROOMS. EASY TERMS% 15'3'NOMAD TRAVEL TRAILERS Apartments—Unfurn 7 J 324 2166. Jerom e ' horse.shoeing. Dean Qualls. 733 7646, 733 7348 Beth Wickham . 733-5476 89 a c r e s with Improvements and 6 Sleeper, oven and heater ALMOST new ôver dial-a matic Snake River witer. oiled road, and 2 B E D R O O M vtO>.«. retr.êra'o r vacuum with attachments. 733 Edna lri»h .... 733-0882 '•mile Snake River frontage. Fine $1595 iâter. san taToo V 'e c Si5 GEM ' CHOlCEone vearout seed potatoes. BUHL Rodeo Association Horse and for catfle. row crop or hunting per fnonJfi Pf^cre evenn.^^ 'J 3 I From certified and foundation 9609. Also 17‘7* 19’ a' 21'j' TacK Sale. April 13. also Tack Sale, club. Terms. L B. Jardine. Idaho 0S15 I stock Raised on brush ground. Aoril 11 at Buhl Rodeo Grounds lor C. Looney Realtor Realty. 1558 Overland. Burley 678 Equipment Will finance 324 4183. consignment. Call 543 5610 or 543 UNFINISHED FURNITURE, 852B. H & W TRAILER ONE ee4ITURE refinlshing, painting, right. Good terms. Nicely oecoratec Exceiien* *'Your John Deere Dealer'* I SEED POTATOES First year from antiquing and repair. Free FULLY carpeted three bedroom Gene Larsen Sales Co. apartment bu-ia ng Se»ec» I certification. Clean ground Call G S. estimates. 560 Main A-ênue South, 7*»3 74?1 home. 2 baths, fireplafe. two Phone 733 8552 or 934-5171 1969 SECURITY Mountaineer c l . ^ e i e lO M i iocat^_7l3 9S3) Twin Falls Buhl I H Lano 4 Cattle Co 733-3719 day or Livestock Accessories 105 j niQhT thirds basement, partial brick. C a m p e r. 8*. fully equipped NEW TWO bedroom ao^tment 733-7272 543-4392 Large lot. NeW Twin Fîls area. 80 ACRES southwest of Buhl Good Sacrifice. S675. Gooding. 934 4055 Carpeted throughout Electric REPRESENTATIVE for new EN TIRE household and apartment S19,500. improvements. M. .0 Wilson, 543 , after 5 00. heat S103 per mcnttri inctud-ng an ' F IR S T year out, seed potatoes, Call American trailers. Livestock — furniture for qufck sale. Phone 733- 4512, Buhl. __ 2770. evenings. utilities Stove ano retr.grater, USED FARM EQUIPMENT ' I 433 3393 refers — grain. Used livestock FIVE near new, carpeted, two furni&hed Maximum .ncome*' traile ri. One-1960 40' Posum Belly. C. .*« ’ SSC Oav 5*: « = bedroom homes. One location. 480 D EED ED acres, approximately 1969 CHEVROLET ton pickup, lim.rations T«o Dtoplr. *4.900 3 One 40' open lop, aluminum floor. G.E. TOP freezer refrigerator. 30' Partial brIcK. Good Investment 200 acres lease. 210 plowed and custom cab. automatic. lO’i' or 4 people. S7.0S0 Occupants must 0 . »!S W Animal Breeding 1 0 0 One 40', closed top. Kenny Adam s, range. Clothes dryer. Two extra return. S45,000 with ilS.OOO down. fertilized. Excellent spud and beet Woodline camper with jiff/ be related To't»r\ Crest \\ar>or. 733 934 4561, Gooding. good living room sets. Four dinette Balance to negotiate. ground. 170 planted new Gaines loader, like new Wil> take l>te ' 22t1l. days SELECT SIRES incorporateo All sets; including a drop leaf.' wheat. S160.000. Grant Butler, 825 Bargain priced. Claude Brôwn’s model pickup in trade ' S43 5286 “ breeds, dairy, beef Walter Leitch. STURDY built 2horse trailer. Phone 5180, Eden. • ONE BEDROOM and oê ^1 ^»o r f d : »*'• <43 46^8 Furniture. NEARLY new, fully carpeted, two apartMent Close >n No children 733 3023 or 543 4403, evenings. bedroom brick home with ♦C-SD Appliances, utilities furnished ARTIFICIAL Breeding to ABS great fireplace, built-lns. glass doors, in 160 ACRES in top State of fertility. Mobile Homes 64 except l30 livestock. Mrs. Floyd Manning. 6 00x16 LeGRANDE LIVESTOCK savings. MA50NER MUSIC. Twin line Thu beautiful home ha^ 2 bofh> rignt. k iu s nju men wen. Concrete — And many more extras Route 1, Box 8. Delfrich, 544 2546 Falls, 733-8609. . -ood-jnany other luxury f^ntnrf< ditch, good 4 bedroom home, 13 6x36 t&aoqyear ) COMMISSION CO. the iow price of only S16 douDle— g a rv g e i— 28n and for allotment. Fine combination ranch 15 5x38 (A rm stro n g) 900 Appeoltog family room with and farm or feeder setup. Just 6 T h r e e bedroom furnished trailer, 15 5x38 (Firestone) J130 0 open beom ceiling 2 unusual fire miles from T w in . O nly S63,000 with MOBILE HOMES clean tlOO^nontn. water and in I U 5 places. eaceilent carpeting and 3 bed excellent terms for quickq\. sale. C furnished Adults 734 2050 50-60 registered Hereford ond An Same location of 20 years All Taxes Include Excise Tax gus bulls consigned These ore all POODLE Grooming — stud service rooms The iporkling kttchen ond Looney Realtor.. 73X4081.733 4081. Edna — puppies. Cheri Miller Kennels. Irish. 733 0882. Beth W ickha m , 733 436^4744 NEW Yamaha pianos; Used pianos; built in china cobinet will please the C U TE SMALL house, adutts.no pet^ All T.res Taken Off of Tractors ou.tvtpriding ronge reody bulls West Redcap^ Corner, Kimberly. 5476. /33 4021 and are BRAND NEW. • Vox guitars and amplifiers. KLH ‘ coolt'’ Don't wQit to see thu out Rupert, Idaho For further information 423-5104. stereo record players. Warner standing property 60 ACRES, air of privacy, year contocf Bob Green 963*2158 Music. 131 Shoshone North. round running water, large Houses— Uoûtnished 74 VALLEY FORD AKC Registered Dachshund puppies m odern 2 -storv home, possession with free.shots. One 9 week male. GUARANTEED us«d piano's and 30 days, priced at $30,000. Term s. & EQUIPMENT 423-5817, Hanien. band Instruments. Terms. Claude TWO BEDROOM home« Com Brown's Music and Furniture Co. HAMLETT F a rm e r's R ea lly. Buhl, 543-4650. pietely redecortted m ii^^ytti 733«I17 Cattle 102 from Keiiwood S11 a week Labor REGISTERED Queensland Blue Center. 733^7404 c 57 HEAD big Holstein springer Heeler pups. Paul Shriver, Buhl REALTY 60 ACRES near Hazelton. mostly »W*30 CASE TRACTOR d.esel, 300 543 5096. Radio and TV Sets 125 noufs 1^3 600 Case combine 1967 heifers, start calving May 1st, Call pasture, lots of cemented corrals M O O E R N three bedroom tvause .n and outbuildings. 829-5216. Case swather. water coded after 4 p.m.. 837 48^, Lloyd Phone call 733-4079 (onytimet wendeit area. Pône S36 2206 enq.ne 280 New Holland baler Brown. Hagerman. REGISTERED Vtzsla pups. They W ALNUT console combination- 1965 125iS6 Coiumbta tra-ier house stereo,radio. 3monthsold. $120. 3109 Ann Hoffmostef 733 2810 (Homei 80 ACRE farm. 2 bedroom home make wonderful family or hunting T W O bedroom house oa*-*ge Can icoiienabie K R Highway X 543 4766 JUST LISTED Ar#=(ngton. 7 ^ 651' TINY 3 month white male Toy Bulova Watch Co. R m . 3 7 .9 »-N o w P ric e S40.000, S T O C K M E N 'S Moflelte — Tamo.ocV mt ROOAAS with n.tchen pr.vueges — $24,50. P E N N Y W IS e O R U O . Vour bedroom. I’^j baths, large private entrance. 125 Oi5 m «nfh Poodle with papers, has distemper R E A L T Y . 600 South L in c o ln , W A S T to B u y 3 pO'Ht adapter for froht room. Attached garage. Good Jerome. 324 4845. Rodney Pauls. 222 6fh Avenue East 100 & BETTER head Holstein shot Phone 733 4759, • TRAVEL TRAILERS Soper C fast h.tch Lee B t Springer heifers, weighing from NEW and used TV's from,$»».'»$. terms. S14.000. 835 5574. Carlyte Butter, 825 5573. Tra»eleie - Roodrunn., /enburg. Route 2, T»»f:n Falls 733 Camera Cent*r, Twin Falls. 1117 1.000 to 1,350 pounds. Lots of close TWO Boston Terrier puppies for Plush brick, three bedroom, twp ContOfd T.rry Rooms— Boord ond Room 76 up heifers, fpr sale o r trade. Some sale, male and female. Phone 733- COLOR trade-ins; Save now. M .l fireplaces, two family rooms, Real Estate For Trade 53 I Jersey and Guernsey Springer 9400 • PICKUP CAMPERS POP sale Cutter t>ar head for 1 Heifers. I now have two finance Ouale Service Com pany. 733-4910. swimming pool, nice stables, on Sl e e p i n g or house keepng room^ C«t>t K*r>g cty>pper tor s«lage or Freeway— Polar green cHop C*li 5370 companies to sell cows through. I approximately 5 acresi. A P P R O X I M A T E L Y 20 acres tor rent Reasonable *4$ Man 934 can finance from 2 to 5 years. See COLLIESI AKC championbred from Tw in Falls. Calt-H^Sh*" ap Wendell City limits, modern home. Avenue So*jtt» me for further information puppies, beautiful, infeiligenl, • PICKUP COVERS fam ily companions. sat>le and Good Things To Eat 133 polntment. tX.OOO. 536-2176. INTERNATIONAL, model COF I Eugene Hughes. 324-2415. Jerom e. Winnebago Polar aOOOO truck tractor. VO iêeier white. 764 2355. Fairfield. C L O S E i n I Clean, excellent sleep ng dual axle, with sleeper cab. v i TOP Q U A LITY cold Storage apples. Lots and Acreages 54 • TRAVEL TRAILERS rooms, prtvate entrance A-r diesel engine. 13 speed tran FO R s a l e 10 Head Cache Valley POODLE PARLOR All varieties. Orr Orchard, one conditioning 137 -4th Avenue sm.ssion. like new. priced to sell Holstein heifers, 4W400 lbs Phone Professional Grooming mile north. Green Giant Plant, Ah4D PICKUP N orm Cam eron Sales. Inc . 43a-3l91 324 2046 Any Breed of Dog — 733 ri95 Buhl, Idaho, Phone 543-SOW.. ARIZONA CAMPER RENTALS lig h t housekeeptng rooms. LOBE Camera Center Hotel 205 X)HN DEERE 95 Combine, used Addison W n t 733 2-i'Q Shoshone Street Sou7 > only tn grain, real dean, power , LAND INVESTMENT R E A L T Y OPgtsI O A llf B o m to 6 1^ steering, special S2975. Twin Falls MAGIC VALLEY Tra cto r 9k Implemenl. 733M7 7 3 S -2 6 a S 40 A C R E S . K.OOO. Te rm s . Lake OPEN'SUN 1 p m to 6 p m T W O t>asement rooms, suBTaoii so^taoie tor Havasu area. Free brochure EVENINGS BY APK>INTm£NT older people 1902 Meyburn Avenge IDAHO TRACTOR salvage Cash fa- BUSINESS Havasu land 3550 Nerth Central. East 338 Blue Lakes North 733 2623 Room 1620, P hoe nix. A rizo n a used tr*ctor> Used parts at brg discounts. 733-8293 Bruce AAecham, Realtor 733-5457 85013. 14' SELF contained trailer house. SERVICE DIRECTORY Blair Osterhout, Realtor 733 5045 734 2070 Business-OHtce Rentals ' SO Art Ireland. Realtor 733 2340 S T E E L s)ock 34sorse trailer , also 2 FO R S A L E or Rent: F o u r lots Warren Briggs. Realtor 733 6894 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY for way plow tor Model C m Below you will find many services ovailable from M agic Valley Busi Space and hookup for mobile FOR SALE: Very clean 1959 Travel home, garage and outbuildings. lease or rent, for miormatson call te rn a tio n a l tra c to r 324 5495. nesses look under the town in your orea . . . contoct one of these firms Lite mobile home, excellent Jerom e Phone 423 5926 condition. 10x51', triple ajiie. Century Automotiwe Mach-ne. 261 for-the finest in service and quality products. heavy duty tires. Pt*one 734-: AddiSdn Avenue West. 733^5070 733 6141 F O R s a l e 8 horsepower John Commerciei Property D e e re 110 g a rd e n and la w n C A R P E N T < tV SEWING MACHINE SERVICE TREE SERVICE Did We A s p e c i a l t y Light Industriol Equip. 69 rractor. With mower. roto 4 iila r. F eltman Realtors 733 11^ FO R S A L E : I Q x ^ twM bedrt C A R P E N TR Y work: Remodeling a E«pert sewing machine repair I. KONICEtC Tree Service. Free Marshfield mo^le h o n ^ good donr biade. tandem discs, trailer sales. Commercial domestic. Have You spray w it with 3 horsepower specialty, also sAeet roctc, pain t, estimates. 7334S4t. condition; or trade for 20-22' cam p CASE 1000 bmidozer w^m hyoraui c ting, and cinder titoclis. Scissors stiarpened. Vic's Sewing FOR RENT. April 1st. nice tKKne. 8 trailer. Pttone > t. Goodtng. angle blade. Exce«'*W D AC •deaMr M r H oevar, Flltex and 1 Honest Pricet — Fo»r Dealings j - EQUIPMENT — » 4Nt nof rabulHvaetiums. Shoshone Street South. 733-6104. i PLOWS lof Maho.Camtr (FORECLOSURE) — 2 hom ti on George Kerr. Box 672. Tw in Falls. B aker’s P E T T I BONE a^whed cTive — 3 bottom AC No. 70 T M I i p m M C * _ — ------and M Avatue loader. V jm . SEPTIC TAHtc.: line c this p ro p e rty. UrSOO takes both. r eanl, t n * Eatt. Call m -H ir. Good terms. Mobile Homes ! — 2 Bottom AC No. 70 vM4COU«miyTfr Tree iervtte 412 Addis^ Wait 733 ; JO H M D E E R E lOID diesel Cravens Sewer W vke Tft 64 VACWUM W v k e - O M w r partsT - Western Appraisal & Mobile Homes ' Botfom No. 700 repaIrs on KIrtty compact. M st Investment Co. IHC MODEL TDlt crawler -LAWN CAME m -m m .irntu.rf wim doxtr. M jn . 4.araa. Im a lt, Oa Tliem Alt. ««»ert. Twin Falts. 7 »«4 I. 7 3 3 - 2 3 U Let me power rake and tartlliie yeur O u it o l After hours George Could 733- THE NEW AND EXCITING JO H N D E E R E 4SB craerter A l s o lawn. Phone 7 3 3 ^ 1 . , loader, like new. S t t M . lfTTHEW Ai^lTAOS j »< «r e w i H c W o d planter LAWN KAKINO VALLKV TR H M *VtCl 14x65'CAMELOT Three X)NM DEERE SOM •crtiitw'attachment Out ef Town Hemes scrapen. tlT J m to %UM. 511 N o w fo r ih ti 1st Hm* in i -.arew LAClnwd spud LE t ME power rake and lortlHn HELP YOU C A S E WS looder, MSB. j p la n to r Clata typ e) your lawn. Neaten abta rates. Free SEVEN R O O M , a bedroom home SOUTNEASTEItN IDAHO e s th n a tit. T » W 4 . ” ______Phom >334)931 Newell funsece* attached garage, H O iiG N 44i#ieer drive [ Kt Haeey Disc aluminum sMino. Tarms may be loader. tT jm . . MAINT«W<>NC« * IIKP»l*» ■ ------(. Buhl. Mrs arranoad. 909 Shag corpet throughout, FoU lane of now Jotm Deere A,cJaisÛe . Phone 88^ ^toduOrfial E»*m anf. m o l n e u x ROOFS HOUR 75S8. Wosher and dryer...... 10,300 I V •24- YOU MUST SEE TO BEUEV£ rapalreil. ' Answdfiiigtetyke. Th* odwwli|*^^ w«noHfied ftt BRICK 3 home, b u iitm ELLIOTTS Machinery Co. ' n u e n , Cioaranteed applianceC caH yoiii. If fhm talaphon* of oay odwtriiMT FHA loan.' I9S2FW ^ 733-7547 MINTIMS DIRECrORY is not ontwwrdd.' .i M H & W TRAILER SALES p k M lAiMwaring Santka'iH' H A Z E L T O N : CokI Medallion, 1 259 Overland • 67S-9611 BuHey, Idolw MOLYNEUX WUcliliiery C» êgyteo, carport. »J»- U M e . n i - < ^ A ‘'■Y. -

26 TImes-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Sunday, /Wprch 29, 1970 V- Fill Your Easfer Basket With Qooclies. Place A Want Ad Tp Sen ''Don't Nefed^^^^^ 135 Miijcellaneouf For Sale J40 Mixcellaheoui For Sale '140 BuiM/ng M aterials' 146 Boats F<(r Sole 1 6 9 'Trucks 196 Autos For Solo 200 Autoij For Sole 200 C E R TIFIE D seed potstoes tor sale, POLES, REELS, fishing tackle, )8' WOODEN flatbed for a truck. URETHA.SIE ' 16' ^ E R form boat witti full top IMAXACULATE ‘4S Chev. P.U. Id erown In Caribou County. Ptione used , mechanics lools. vi‘ mint VOLKSWAGEN. HSS. excellent «AE^BCURY7 1»w wUrquls. Fully 42S-3$84, 4^.3SB1 o r 42S 3641. rifles, scopes, reloadino tools and Call 543-5924. Foam sprayed on. Insulation and set. built-in gas tanli. e-iee loader I Wim Ispeed. RadioTT i fiiesp vVIOS* •roofing. Cellars, commercial* Like new. None belter. SI3K.OO. tra ile r, to twrscpower Mercury noo or best offer. 733-MU. ditioning.. m n o . pos*f!"*"''' t r a d i n g residential buildings, shops. motor. S3200 value. « I - Jim Wilkins. «M*96I. Gocxkna. CLOSE-OUT SALE I New and used / HaniiltonHam ilton InsulationInL______& Roofing, 213 merchandise.•Teeny Thrift Shop W . CaswolL 733-9M9. CH EVR O LET, 1*57 2of West S Points, / TWINAAAR|N/jl , F O R D . 1946 f^lOO. long WTtie bo*. 352 V8. 4 speed, custom cab. new ?!)!• “ nditton. Call'after 733 6188._ fucriilure-applii^nces odd and THE NEW j:M . 733 J193. Posting Machines ends. Snake R iver . Auction. 733-- 1I«2 Blue La k e s N . 733 li» 4 glass Oetteo. tires, heavy duty 3 Burrough's senslmatic series 200 Snowmobiles. 160 Bumper, alumiurr. camper CUT. FLOW ERS, potted plants, als 7754. AM ERICAN CAR posting rnachines, adaptable to Doar hooks EKceîent tnrougiicut spuds. Lang's Nursery, 40S Card SUE PACE is tne winner of a free S I.795 4 nortii,. .W weM of C u rry . n e r, 733-4281. most bookkeeping systems. .Call " CASH FOR SCRAP/SETAL ttieatre tljkeU- ■ Fails-______. : M onday through F r id a y / 733-7203. Copper, Brass. Aluminum, APRIL 1 Radiators, batteries.Etc. AMF SKI-DADDLER : STUCJÊBAjieR pickup, m 3- U5«g. AT EVER.GREEN trees lor sale, K O P P E L CO. AND STARCRAFT Motorcycles/ 1 8 0 w.de box, VI. automatic. New several lUnds'and sizes. Call 4a T s i'jn d Avenue South pa.nt and Lpôister> 733 2947. SS9S or 423 4072. Let U » Sell You r . BRIDGESTONE motorcycles, Furniture and Hou««Aold Jerome ll^plement McCulloch chain saws. Sales ana 19S7 FORD pickup w.m aluminum WILLS MOTOH CO. LKT Merchandise WILL buy direct or Auction your Service. We service all 2 and 4 factory buitt cover. 15QC. Call t V 236 SKoshoiM St., West GLADIOLUS bulbs,. 3c and up, 70 furniture appliances odds ends a n d M a rin a cycle motors. Cycle and Trailer 4790 after 6.Ca varieties. '/3mite.wuth Motorvlew We need drape*, living room Snake River Auction, 733 77S4 -Center.------HIghvN Highway ------30.2*4 miles west Twin Falls, Idaho c o rn e r. I. Leon W rig h t, 733-7472. . furniture, bedroom furniture, baby- 0#_h_«pifal_ i t a l at Jerry's Gun. Shop 1959 C H E V R O L E T ‘ ; LOrtg 733.5567 •gadg'ets, h * rd w a re _j.te m s, ap ^TWO Johnson ski horse snow wneei oase 4 speed Good con pllances.tf^c. W ealsoneed oda lots t LASH for Old bikes. Haffners Kc; NEED A " RICE FOR Easterl Beautiful blooming. machines Phone 733 3557. a#* and silverware. and 8 »ke Shop, 336 4th Avenue GOOD mile west of Kimtjerly. 423 41&4. You name it and we w ill sell it West, 1969 305 S U Z U K I. S495 W E N E E D REPOSSESSED 1443 Oie«ro;et. USED CAR Boots For Sale 169 your trade Ins, come in and trade For Appraisal Call . WANTED; Honey extractor and foo c cKwO Call S3^54&1 OR A NEW An liq u et 139 deep and shallow supers 7733 ôn a brand new m a chine- State 886 L E T 'S GO B O A T IN G . See the new ardware, 249 Main Avenue East MOTOR or write Garland Bla»r, Route 1. l e e P O N T tA C Oldtmobile ' Encorp Apparel Bo« J64. Shoshone 1970 modti boats and motors at RED Barn IV4 miles North NITA NEL^N BUD & MARK TWIN MARINA. J E R O M E BUIGK Washington. Buy and sell d/shes, G V C T R U C K S — in jerc-^-e , 40.i Blue Lakes Blvd N I -WE P A Y cash for useo saboies Your Evlnrude and Mercury 1 9 6 OR OPEl? CO. furniture. Refinish-repalr, auaiiiy 733 2B01 dealer IlM Blue Lakes North, 733. ROSS LEE ■PORO irc . . know-how. Contact Vicker's Saddk*ry. 733 l4l Wesf M am , Jerom e 7096 M94 3?4 2932 ISKLU^TERNATiONAL D Ckop -..fn Sole ?bo See Reed Williams Your S A L L Y 'S A N T IO u 'e S , 436 5950. ♦ urn ft Ure ' N BOARD motor boat and trailer stock rack. 829 5037 ____ Round dinjng tables, chairs, WANTED, oide, ola AT SEWING machine clearance sale! dishes. Red Barn. 1' north o n ' «f^d ski equipment S1000 037 4790 R A .M 8 L E R . 1959. CHEVROLET - PONTIAC hutches, a/shes, wash stands, .o s’ a •’s O ldsm obile - Buick - Opel Shopping Center, Avitor For Sale 200 Autos For Sole Dealer is loaded GENERAL line. Open Saturdays 200 i A o fo s For Sole 200 dtfiff' 4 0 r»-. and 'by appointment. MAR 733-8771 o. 733-3530 Evm>»9> witii used cars TH AJAN ES 324 2736. Jerome. * TRUCKERS * TAYLOR'S TiqCies. somelhlno old, almost old. Afternoons, J45 East Poirt yOu» tractor iro'tcr o« p>cK«,^p The Bonanza Boys are still at it . . . and here are some of the Avenue B Wendell. 534-J340. C u s t o m APPuCATiQiy.^ s t r ip in g vt IHIS WEEK S SPECIAL

ROUND OAK tables, Reed parlor Jirn's Custom PainrtJid* organ. Pete Jonnston. 304 South. Full price delivered^ Washington (Airport Road) 733 304 5lh Ave W - 733-0434 fn Twin Foils ' W h it« SPECIALS 3345 ocrois from P I.E, * woH (iret s h »w n ore REMOVE excess fluid with FluUe* 4978 extra BONANZA'S and lose weight safely with Dex a 1969 MUSTANG diet only $I 69 and 98c at Osco 16.000 miles “YANKEE L)rug> *2195 r TRADER” “ t h e ^ o v e ” BIRTHDAY SALE with trade TRY OUR FINGER STEAKS It s our 4th Birthday sale and we- hove the fin e s t selection of new trucks, OR CHICKEN FOR LUNCH cars, and pickup campers m .^ô3lc Volley Speciol orrangements hove Dime-a-line 1969 CHRYSLER 496 Addison West been made with GMAC rne 'Owe^t oosssble rotes SHOP-SWAPSELL 300 4'door hordtop Fully NEW CARPET shampoo method eq u ip p ed eliminates wetness. Works great Rent HOST, SI, Wilson Bates. 702 NON - COIMMERCIAl ADVERTIS M am North ’28 9 5 ING BY INDIVIDUALS ONLY WE repair and rebuild most m ak» with Irade Advertisements must of vacuums Parts and supplies m stock at WESTERN AUTO, Twin be confined to used Falls. merchandise jelling 1968 FORD for less than S I00. , SLIMGYMS Home Exerciser, Free 4-door VS engine, outomotic demonstration Sta Weil, 733 S3H AH odvortisomants most or 733 2610. Ironim isiion, power sieering nueosura three linos or ■ STOW a way bed for rent S3 00 a *1395 week. Banner 'ûrmture. phone IVWERICK 733 1421 I A ( PERUNE with trade S at AbbOtfs Auto Supply 305 Shoshone St South 1968 DODGE a ll M ETAL 2 wheel utility trailer i7S Can 734 20S0 ^12 LINOLEUM ruQi. assorted Charger 2 door hordtop patterns. $6 95 BANNER FUR Demo Discouni NITURE. Twin Fal'5 733 U21 Bill Workman FORD 1960 P O N T IA C . goo<3-conaifion, see Jhe Falti *2195 at 955 2nd Avenue West. S95 as is So/es teoder /n Oov«.nfown Twin Autos For Sale 200 146l2nd Ave. E, — Phone 733-51 10 with trade GREGORY amplifier, 12” speakers good condition. S75 S43 6280 ^4666 1968 C H EV Y WELL PRESERVED Oiymp.a NOVA II 4-door V8 engine, office typ«vrjfer. Gothic elite 1 970 Pontiac Grand Prix carriage. S60, 326 4669, END OF MONTH itondord tronjmisiion GAS RANGE. $10. Whife uniforms — *1695 size 20 ~ S2 00 each 733 1762 1970 PONTIAC T 37 S«3BT COUPE W HITTER upright piano for -«ale C'S'-J -e- *- t l 0Q C a ll 733-3176------: f--'Z 1967TORONADO M iscelloneous For Sale 140 s a l e *2999 (ully equipped FREIGHT DA/VmGED 43 USED CARS *2495 1970M O D E L STEREO 1970 PONTIAC CATALINA with trade Walnut cabinet, 4 speaker auto 4- DOOR SEDAN I system, English turntable. Am REDUCED AND READY TO GO! FM multiplex radio, solid state 2 gtre-a«eib*6b«cg m*..< _ amplifier, still under new factory ped 6v» t’-.s bfond cc' ^C' 1967 CHEVROLET warranty, near perfect condition one \o called 1q - p .'icea 3 Suggested retail JM9.9S We will 4-door 6-cylinder ond over- payments of $8 90 or 1969 MERCURY 1966 CHEVROIET 1966 0LDSM0BIIE drive $69.00cash. No interest or carr vmo charges C O U G A R XR Impolo 4-door hardtop Jet Stai 66 2-dcef hordtep *3377 Al. P H O N E 733 4017 A‘. • ‘ J ), eg^'Po^d *1195 Wav $1495 Wo% S2995 5 w ilh Trade E O M S r& N O N n w 20 C U B IC F O O T U P R IG H T deep E O M 2673 >1150 M095 freeie tor sale Phone 733 7130 1969 PO NTIAC RREBIRD 1969 OLDSMOBILE 1964 PONTIAC 196*H3LDSMOBILE S 1966 CHEVROLET CUTIASS ?-door hordtop Cu tloti ? tloor hardtop STORAGE SPACE tor your 4,door irdon Impolo 2-door' hardtop V8 snowmobile, camper, trailer, boat, W as $ < engine stondord tronimis- car. motorcycle, horse tratiers, Wa^ S7V5 etc Century Automotive Machine, S3753 . . W q % S2995 2996 Sion. 261 Addison Avenue West. 733 5070 E O M $340 E O M ^2558 Wa$ S1995 D ISC B R A K E P R O B L EM S '* We 1967 VOLKSWAGEN E O M M570 *1095 have a new Oisc drum lathe Brake 1968 BUICK W a» S 1 1970 Dodge Coronet with trade & Petroleum Products inc , Twin Sport W agon 4 • d 1966 CHRYSLErt E O M S to tto n w o g e r* — S .« " a -5c’>3 Falls. 733 3028 AH po^«" '■500 2-door hardtop complete with cues, balls, rack n • c O' d't'O-'''' So^d new $249 7 33 4578 after 4 p m W ot S2695 1967 PONTIAC 1970 Dodge Polara W q % s i 395 4 .s.vc-. r 3S3 \e 1965 POr^TIAC E O M ■2187 2 3 L O F T Y pile, free from soil is t O M ^ 9 9 0 Cotolino station wagon carpet cleaned with Blue Lustre 1968 BUICK Wo» S I 995 Rent electric shampooer $i 1965 BUICK Greenawaits LeSobrr ^-door hardtop E O M *1095 M560 Elettfo 4-door hardtop *3520 KEEP your carpets beaut-fui 1966 OLDSMOBILE 98 despite constant footsteps of a W ot S2695 busy family Get Blue Lustre Rent 4 -«ioor hordtop Wot SI 795 1964 OLDSMOBILE EDM 1970 BUICK SKYLARK electric shampooer $1 .Krer^gei s '2187 E O M H ard w are 1360 ? ♦O'’ g o ld O'Hi w S.te A.jtcma*-v- 4 door 88 1968 VOLKSWAGEN «K>n poêr v’eertng V8 ervq.n^ Oe'-C f o ti Bo

-n- South. 1967 MERCURY COUGAR 1968 OLDSMOBILE 442 Wot SI 795 1963 R3RD SHAMPOO your own carpet, (}<-,d ou» E O M 1350 goloiie 500 4-door professional results Rent a Clarke i mog 1970 DODGE CHALLENGER shampooer with companion va i W o t S 1 9 9 S 1967 CHEVROIET cuum. Banrver Furniture. 733 W o* S2695 E O M 1555 Impalo 2-door hardtop VpCrrt» coup* *395 1431. EOM '2280 ail po-'»>r *o#v equ'D S*doer hordtep W o t S 1 8 9 5 1959 VOLKSWAGEN ■a- A o m AAeat Co., Jero m e , 3U U M vpeed ifo'- ir-'. ------*3931 ----- W o t S 3 8 9 5 W o t S 2 6 9 S MUZZLE loading rilles Cap ano E O M '2280 E O M -• '2285 WATCH ball pistols. Blact powder Per cussion caps. Bollet molds. Reg>r>/» o«j»c^Qt>< 1970 DODGE PICKUP Fully e qb rp p e tl* ^__ ^ io««> m ile o q r MONDAY NIGHT 1970 Kit Pickup Cam per FREIGHT DAAAAGED Wat S2395 , * W o « $ W O S ^ D IPO 4lyle 4tde J.'2-ton with i S' comofetefy equfpped: e o M 1770 EO.M ...... 1388 AT THE MOVIES TEN speed transmission. 225 cubic inch WITH LEO CONSOLE STEREOS 1968 CHEVROLET 1966 PONTIAC GTO engine, fiberglass belted tires, lood- 1/2-lon ptckup All power, fully equ'pp<*d foitcry . *3578 Lorat. company to liquidate RAWHIDE beaji.titul 1970 m od e l ste reos, V8 engine. 4 tpeed tronim,v«iion Oir condttiontng 4 ipêd tron*mi\ with Tyrone ^’ower e>ct»Ment coi>d‘tion t#on. bucket teofv RICE consoles, beautiful walnut cabinetii Some w ith just ligi>t W o »$ 1 9 9 5 Wcra$189S Monday 10:38— Chann«l 11 scratcties. For example: Con temporary console stereo, deluxe a-speed record chanser. automatic o v n I lo n m is o n s a u ! MOTOR shut olt, diamond stylist needle, full ( spealter audio system. Full site walnut console cabinet AM- - FM stereo radio, new factory CO Quarantee. Retails for (3W.VS. We ABBIE URIGUEN will accept tl9 to responsible OLDSMOBILE • BUICK - OPEL A Utile out of the w ay parly. Must have oood credit it Inc, M agic Valley'i Finest — tdoho's largest Olds ■ Buick - Opel Dealer BONANZAMOTORS, terms are desired. For In 678-9486 but a lot lea to p a y formation ptione 7 » }lJ^^nytim e. 7 T 2 M o in Aye. So. 'N 733-8731 Tw in Falls 1356 OvarloiMl IdUilio 934-4438 Gooding, Idaho Sunday, AAarch 29, 1970 Times-'New*, Twin FaMs, Idaô 27 IT^S SPRING CLEAN-UP;jlME . 5 EL^TH^»?^''W *^
AutoifFor Sola 200 Autot For Sole 200 Au to» For Sole _2Q0 Autos For Sale 200 Autos For Sale 200 Autos For S o le - :io o Autos'For Sale 1100 Autds For Sole 1913 C H R Y S LE R Netvport In very 1943 DODGE Dart, 225 engine. CAD1ULAC, 19«0and )»SS Ford tor SHARP 1M1 Olds 443, automatic Radlci, heater, automatic. 210 ' h-ansinlssldn;'pd^sttelr‘lng, m*0 — ^PomiAcs • P C N TIAC , l«M . excellent condition, I9«6 G.T.O., 4.speed, excellent good shape, ruionable. Call 734.< sele. ni-515«. wheels. 434.A7SI, Rupert. . power b ra k n , power steering. condition,- low mileage, matie 2t»«. evenlngi. LIncol'n Street, Kimberly. 4 7 3 ^ 0 . tJSO. ni-M M . alltl^S;]0 p.m. OHtr. S43-4055. OtDSMOBILES g i g ------BUtUUl ■ « O L 'D S M O B IL E 91, 1967, lu xury Merc. *Aont«rey. A ir, PB, PS, N«w ~»aan. power wlinluws, seal, - uet) WICK wot um Tires. Fire damage to dash and stereo, air conditioning. Call 733- Gooding, Idaho - headliner. 17,000nill«s. $1250 Cash. S17». Jim Wilkins. 934-9M1, Gooding. SAVE«2Q0on>Mvc*A/vwii------ai(air------conditioned «iastation 1969 American Motors Ambassador r MUST Sacrifice: '«• GTX, 440, Air,. wagon, 1966 Chevrolet. 196< FFord I or Easter Pairade RB, PS, vinyl. Accept good Volks Galaxle with power steering 1967 Mercury C^lone. loaded. 733- for.equity. You take over bal. 5340. 4 Door Sedan BILL WORKMAN paym ents. R ick. 934 9961* Retail Sticker -Uioodlno^ FORD, 1962 Oalaxle SOa Nice In $4,362.40...... terior, air conditioning. Phone 543- THI NSW AMDUCAir CAB ’2990 l» rowp CHEVROLET, 1960 BelAir. 6- 5110, after 6 p.m. • This cqr hos Never been titUi), Nevi/ cat Warranty. cylinder, 3year4>ld gold paini, Eqgipp«d w'tlh 343 V -^ n g in t, aulan\alic IronYmituon, tKllmnf individuol white lake vinyl lop, excellent C O M IN G . . . HAS YOUR motor, SI 60. 336.5437. O N E owner 1963 jeep sfatlon wagon. \»oH, white iide woU Itrer, oir<ênditionino. power tteering, pow«r broket. Top condition. *995. 733-6637, APRIL 1st, 1970 joleM glou. turbo cott whejn'cover't. rodio, undercoot*og ond more. «... These Gars Must Go! For BEST WILLS M&TOR CO. Wills Motor Co. 236 Shoshone St. W . 236 Shoshone St. W . .7^3-2891 196«^ CHEVROLET Chevello ____ $ 1 5 9 5 CADILLACS Phone 733-2891 2 door hardtop, automatic tronsmis:iion, power WAGON steering, radio, and heater,-i New or Used 1969 CHEVROLET flCamirio . $2595 See Us A tT . . V -8 engine, stondard transmission, powti r BUY FACTORY WORKERS . . . NURSES - steering. "CADDY CORNER' 'I in Rupert 1966 CHEVROLET Suburban ... $1595 Your choice of two 1970 Sedan De Villes avail WAREHOUSE WORKERS... .. 4 speed transmission, and 6 cylinder ungine. FORD'S 197,0 able for Immediate delivery, top allowance for 1967 VOLKSWAGON ...... "$ 13 9$ your present cor. / Sharp, 1 owner, low mileoge. SECRET ARIES..; STUDENTS... CORTINA COMPARE 1967 CHEVROLET Caprice’. .... $ 15 95 DELUXE STATION W A G O N How Would You Like To 2 door hardtop, radio, heater, outomcatic ------. These previously owned Cadillacs for Luxury and transmission, power steering, end tilt '«vheel. Economy. Delivered In Twiti FalU. Idaho Drive a Brand New 1969 CHEVROLET Chevy n ____ $ 20 95 *2238 1967 Sedan De Villa. Gold, white vinyl top, This car is o leose car. It still has a full' IN C L U O e S : one owner. • 4 tpeed floor tbtft w a rro n ty left. Autom otic transmission, V -8 engine, • Bucket veoli •' vmyl Ir.m 1966 Sedan De Ville. Gold, black vinyl fop. radio, 4 door. • 4 dopr model • Power diic broket 1966 Sedan De Ville. Mahogany. 1967 CHEVROLET Chevelle ... $1286 • Heqvy duty heofer • W hite wall tire> 4 door, stondord transmission, 6 cylin
1966 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1961 FORD 1/2 Ton ...... * 6 9 5 CIIY" 4 door hordtop. V-8. radio, heoter. • HAS VERY LITTLE UPKEEP power steering, automatic, ond oir 4 ipeed tronimimon, V-8 engine, thell comp«y, good rubber. 1964 MERCURY . . $885 1964DOOC E . . . $895 conditioning 4 -d ^ r sedan. V-0 tngine, outo- Oorl2doorGT. V-8 engine, oufo" And, Consider this car can now be purchased for $1188 DELIVERED IN moti< frontmiision, power tteer- motic tranimmion. oir-condition- *1785 *ng. power broket. ing TW IN FALLS, or S288 down and $29.50 a month for 36 months. $162.00 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA Special Ford Factory 1964 DODGE . . . $850 1967 BUICK . . . $2825 finance charge. $1,062 Total amount of payments. 11.08 annual % rate 4 door 880. V-8 Engine, oulomot- Electro 225. 4 door, V-8 engine, 2 door hardtop, V-8, rod>o outo ic tronwniftion. power iteering, oulomotic front rnittion. full pow- matic, power iteenng PURCHASE and $1355 Deferred payment plan, , power brokes. er, factory oir-co nditionmg. *1095 1964 PONTIAC . . $980 1963 CHEV HOLET . $645 And consider that you drive 2000 miles a month and your present'cor Slolionwogon. V-e engine oulo Stolionwogon, V 8 engine, oulo 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4— 1969 Ford Golaxie SCO's motic (ronimiuion, full power <>n. power ileer 4 door hordtop, V-8. rodio outo gets 15 M PG, while the Subaru gets around 50 M PG and gas sells for 35‘ loctory oir-conditioning '"0 mot*c, ond power tteertng 4 Door Hordtops Ail With per gallon. ^ 1966 MERCURY *1185 1 ^ 6 9 P L Y M O U T H F o ry III Colonv Pork, 4 tJoor »lot*on wag V-8 engines, outomatic transmissions, power V-8 engine, outomotic trontmn on full power, f'uctory otr-condi non. foctor^ oir-conditionmg tioning. luggoge i ock ond thorpl. steering, foctory oir-conditioning. Then you will save the difference of $46.65 per month for gas with your power tteering. 7.000 mile$ Foe 1962 MERCURY loryworront, 1 968 PIYMC> UTH $2280 4 door ledon. V-8, outomof.c power All Low Mileage Units present car and $14.00 per month with a Subaru. The savings of $32.65 steering 1 9 6 S r h D V C I C D C I I D C 4 door tlolionwotion. V-a engine. per month will pay for your ne^w Subaru. ■ SlER . $ 1 3 8 5 oytomotic troni.iTiution. power *195 Newporl 2 door hordlop, V 8 en ileer.ng GIGAN TIC SAVINGS gin., Qutomotk Ironimi.iion. (oc tOOOr* tory oir-conditionina. Dower itser 1 9 6 6 BUICK . . . # 2 2 2 0 ing.______Electro 225 4 doc-r hordtop. V>8 ALWAYS 50 UNITS ____ engtne. outomoti': tronsmitiion. TO CHOOSE FROM For a FREE Test Drive, Call Bill Reese at CHEVROLET $1225 full power, foctory oir condition Impolo 4 door hardtop V 8 en- ,ng Bill WORKMAN r i 966oid.mc,bii. $2090 96 ledon, V-8 ertgme outomofic 7 3 3 - 5 7 7 6 tronvnitiion full p-awer oir-condt 1964 PLYMOUTH . $785 tioning WILLS 4 door ledon, V 8 engirte oulo 1 9 6 8 D O D G E . . . $ 2 3 9 0 FORD mot.c trontmitiion, o.r cond ?o\aro 4 door VI (i engme. outo USED CARS I SO 3rd Avenue East - Tw in Falls motic trontmiu'o'’^ power iteer Phone 733-7365 Phene 733-1019 : P O ^ ^ E . . . $ 1 4 4 5 mg power brok.fi. foctory oir- ^ 4 door tedan. V-8 eng.r*e conditioning Truck Lan« W»tt Twin Folli ootomotic trontmijMon. o.r-cond. i « , » t r\r\r\r-rL hioning. power iteeriog 1 9 6 7 D O D G E . . . $ 1 6 7 5 TODAY! PoJoro 4 door, V 0 engtne. Outo- 1968 MERCURY mot»c tran$mi»»»ori oir-condition- Colorty Pork 4 door itotion ôg- ir>g, power tteerir\«) . ^ 1 luSSSorlocil u V r ,Z 7 ,' ’ 9 6 6 O ld t m o b ite $ V*95 plo.'po” r ond w.ôw.; ’ <5°°' ho'"!''' ?- ^ 8 engine, oirôîfioning. « . Ihii ohe < .peed Iron.m.M.on, chrome wtteeit. Get A Back Door Deal 1965 PlYMOUTH $995 * ’ CHEVRiOlET So..lli„ 2 doo, hordfop. V-8 C h '..ll. Molibu Super Spo,.. 396 engine. 4 npeed trontmtt- ertgme. ouYomofic trontmitnon. non. power ifeert<>g. ervgine com- power tteering. bucket teot* • * i . 7 pietely rebuilt, rxiw nylon tiret By Driving In The AHey! ------ffCKUPS ------SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLAliS UN A 1968 DODGE 3/4 ton 1964 DODGE 1/2 ion .long wide bo«, 318 engine, 4 long wide boi, 6 cylinder. 4 tpMd front., radio, hiloter. »p«ed trontmiition . NEW AND USED CAR OR TRUCK lOA/rl— I /•>'. '^*3 Chavrolml 1/2 ton W e realize the hordship we haVe put "yo u ", our customers in 6rt the y P A . long wide bon. \'-8 engine. 4 ""O* boi, t cylinoin DVO« viorp. dust, but prices have, been slashed to the bone to get you to shop at JUST SAVINGS 1970 H O RN ET John Chris Motors. Come in today and you might just get your buy of a CHRYSLBtS 2 TON TitUCK S lifetime. .Ford*, Chevyi, Dodges, GM.C., 4 Speed and 5 Speed PlYMOUTHS Trammisiion, dll W ith 2 Speed Axles. DODGES ~ TwB|- Direct Factory D ealer' BOB REESE'S DODGE CITY Harbough Motors 733-1823 SOO BlMh 2nd A vîm South 601 Main Avenue East OOODMO - • Kenny Moon * Joe Butler • Winn Ellis | W * 9 3 4 4 I I3
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Apple Sauce Houta Con 190 28— Pace m e Nation Safeway 10 4— Discovery Tomato Soup hZ Con 12« 5— Film Stxjrt PRICE Tow n 30-01. 8— Discovery Town 1 O' ]-o i Fruit Cocktail H o u i« Con n — Discovery Bean With Bacon Hou»r Con 15‘ 9:35 J— Tabernacle Choir 11-01 S— Tabernacle Choir Jo^r Mandarin Oranges ZZ Con 2i^ )0:00 2B— Tabernacle Choir Vegetable Soup JSL— This is the Answer Coffee Houlr 15^ Pork & Beans Town ^ 1 7«oi. a— Insight Tow,- 10' 2 -ox Fancy Cherri es Jnur Pitted Con 28<= ll— Faith for Today Chicken Noodle C on 7B— H a rd y Boys M oo»r 1 ? Highway Delicious 4— O ra l. Roberts A lread y T o -p lO'j-oi ®— Crtiifntlnn TnrtJiv 5—47 Happiness Way DtSCOUNT Vegetable Beef Hoîr Con 18« 10:20 Short A Y LOW lOrJO 2SL— Frontiers of F.afth, Ground 2B—Dudley Do Right — SCOUNT 3— Face the Nation DISCOUNT 30-oz. 5— Face the Nation 4— Camera Hour SUPER SAVERS C an PRICE 7B— Sky Hawks J H u » ^ Viewpoint '~tn_ 10.1b. ■ 11 — Face the Nation Kitchen Craft Flour 9 9 « 11:00 2SL— Meet the Pres? Mb. B o g 7B-*Meet the Press 25-lb I 8— Meet the Press Bag Kitchen Craft Flour Edwairds Coffee n — Meet the Prss B o g DISCOUNT PRICES 2B— George of the JimgJe SO-lb 4— Directions Regula r, Drip or Perc 3— This is the Life I 2'-lb. Bag 1.57 Kitchen Craft Flour B o g 3.95 40-ox r i f l 11:30 2SL— Assignment Grape Juice cZc," B o t tU J i 4— lssues and Answers 46-01 7B— issues and Answers Highway Issues and Answers Garden Supplies Tomato Juice C o n 32-= 11— Issues and Answers Wide Town U o i . ^ ^ 0 c s i a 3-ib. 28— Hockey tfKj y Imported Holland Bulbs Apple Juice H o u tc B o Hr tU l LJ 3— Hockey Canned 5— Hockey EmpreiJ 4 6 -0 1 . ^ Cciin 11:53 4— N B A Basketball C o n 280 7B— N B A Basketball Peat Moss 3.98 Grape Drink : W N B A Basketball n — NBA Basketball 12:00 2SL— M ovie; "D em etrius Peaf Moss^c^tttoo., X jiO Beans and the Gladiators" S &rond OciUon <| 4 A at Discount Prices p\/eryB n Da Liquid Fertilizer Fiih Bat* Plo*tIc I • MEATS 2:00 28— Killy Challenge I 0 Chill Beans, Pinto, 3— Killy Challenge 5— Killy Challenge ..,0.. , 3 29 . - j l Dark Red Kidney, 4— American Sportsman Nitro Greentlmu., Light Red Kidney, 78— American Sportsman 0 d— American Sportsman Bamboo Rakes Eo ch 99 Garbanzo Beons, W — American Sportsman Fryers 2:15 3SL-~ B'Dle Hymns 0 h e s h 5 lnckeye Peas, White 2 ; JO 2SL — Voice Of Btimboq Rakes R«lnforc*d Each 1.99 Dem ocracy or Golden Hominy 28— Young People's Concerr 3— Voung People'^ Concert S-Brand Garden Hose LJ.S.D.A. Inspected i-Y o u n g ' People's Concert J;45 2SL — Dollars ana Sense For Wholesomeness 3:Qfl ?SL-Gourmet Poly-Rubber Blend »^fa^^48 ^ 4 ~ -M o v ie "Tne Boy ana the Pirates" 1 6-oz. 78— A B C News Special Nylon Reinforced Vinyl 6.48 8— Boxing Championships Can 11— Word Record 3:15 n — Film Short Plain Vinyl Hose l4 8 3:30 28— Frankie Avalon Case of 24 - $3.49 3— Amateur Hour 11— Amateur Hour S— Talend Showcase 4:00 2SL— Sunday Scene 3— News 5— News 11 — News I SAVED *3.39 78— Frank McGee PcDort^ Ground I5eef Lb 63^ 4:30 JSL— Something Else 2 8 ~ O am e i Boone On a purchase of S 42.10 Fraiikfurters Round S leaks uI'dI cko,- Lb 1.19 3— Lassie 5— News 7SL-F.im Special m . g ro ce n e s cost S 3.39 less Chuck Roast lb 69« 8-Coiiege Bowt cif Sofewoy them of another Sterling 1-lb. n — Let s Make a Dea* Skinless 7B- College Bowi f'rio |C r food store . p i < g - 59. Short fRibs lb 54“ 5 00 3SL -Wild K.ngaom 8- Wiia K ingaom 78 -W iia King^Jom Pork Chops lb 78'* >- Bugs Bunny ana Runnt^ /v*' ft Kcj' 0 ri Jon es Sliced Bacon Lb 4— Lana of the Giants T-Bone Steaks sol-o/T ,r' 1.39 5- Lassie n - Lassie 5nit Lcike City 7B— Jun.or Varsity Qui; Cudahy 1-lb. Perch Fillets^ ' Lb 58« 5:30 2SL -W orld of Disney 78-- World Ot Disney 1 You Like W icklo w picg. 8— World of Disney Wouldn 78. Cod Filllets Lb 28— Viroioii*n 5— To Rome With Love This Kind of 7SL— Retrospect 11 — Room 222 Savings Too! 4:00 3— ed~SiMivan 5— Ed Sullivan at Discount Pfrices Every Day! 11 — Ed Sullivan PRODUCE 4— F B I 7St- —M usic on Teiev s or 4:30 2SL -B .n Cosby 78— 8ill Cosby ft-Btll Cosby £REAT BAKE SHOP DISCOUNTS 7SL— Booh Beat Bananas 7:00 2SL — Bonanza 78— Bonanza 11— Bonanja 5— Bonanza Safeway Produce 2B— Glen Campbell 3— Glen Campbell Doughnuts . . . Always Best! 5— Glen Campbell 4— Movie; "Th e Chaê 7SL— Firing Une 7:55 7SL- Com m unity Alert G lazed or • lOO 2SL -Movie. 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Dilatory Patients Too many heart at What's Wrong with ThU Picture? tacks prove to I>e unnecessarily tragic, Bedouin tril>e8mcn used to wander tlir according lo a study made by Drs, Sidney desert, w h ile their citified brothers stayi-d Goldstein and Arthur J. Mns.«. associate near home anil wurkedr-Bnt-latcly profes.sors at the University of Roch ouins are beginning to settle in anil ester’s school of medicine. The average around the ancient Biblical city of Beer patienf just won’t make up his mind: sheba, while the city dweller is out wan Reioureeful “After five years of try Little Man Cirls aren't the only ones he takes more than three hours to de ing, I still can’t put my false eyelashes who enjoy a dollhouse. This was ob cide to geek medical help. Then trans on by myself,” Liz Carpenter admitted to served at the nursery school run by portation to the hospital takes, another Fisher-Price Toys' research and develop 20 minutes. Despite our miracle age of ment in East Aurora, N.Y. Ten tykes, heart transplants, the coronary patient 2^/2 to 4Vi, attend for six weeks of super needs to heed a simple, old warning; vised play— and everybody learns. “ Boys don’t procrastinate! like to take the play people in our 'Play Family House’ and toss them out the Come Cleon Tips from the American window, pretending there’s a fire,” says Institute of .Men’s and Boys’ wear include Mixed roles on the desert John Fisher. “ And Daddy coming home some unexpected help for the hou.sehold; dering around the desert in his car is a big event. T h e y ’ ll walk him up to Rubbing shoes with a piece of while Here the two cultures meet on a sidr the front door and shoul. ‘I’m home!' bread will remove many stubborn stains. “ road" as the sportscar breaks down. Il Everyone inside jumps to.” Consulting For deeply embedded din in fingernails, looks as though the advice being given psydiologist Dr. Jerome Kagan com- Liz Carpenter: False Flourish try scruhhing with a damp nailbrush the modem motorist is the tribal version dipped' lA dry baking soda. of “Get a cameL” FamiI-V W k b k ly . L iz was pre.ss secretary to Lady Bird John.snn and is currently whistle-stopping across the country, cam F s t n i f y " Jhm N e v r * p a p »t M a g a iin e M a r c h t9, 1970 paigning for her book, “Kuflles and lEONAU S. DAVIDOW Pn.nj™. t o s n r FITZOIUON £»On S d i U > r ing bookstores and small television sta â»e.a<< Ad.. Mor_- DmniM M. HaHwd; Eaatee. Adm. A«Meec- letter will rec«hre a prompt insvrei. Write to Seivlce Editor, help me.” larity of success.” F«nihf Weekly, 641 Lexington Avenue. New York, Ni Y. 10022. For Your Family I 3 Giant Steps into the Most Entertaining and Cultunplly Instructive F m m K K World of Rnest Literature!__ Mail GIIT Coupon Below, NO Stamp Needed.
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juvenile crime and" have done some sons think that somehow it is ;ill the thing con.structive about it. Some fault of the schools, the teachor.i. or times the church or local governm ent the school system in general th.'it so adopts u policy or a program only much turmoil and confusion e.xi.st in after the women informally have car our schools. Others think it nui.-it be ried it on themselves for some time. the fault ot today’s children; An illustration of this is the num The problems are many and com ber of places where women became plex. however, w ith probably ample concerned about the juvenile courts blame to go around for all of u.s, and the treatment of youthful of young and old. B ut certainly one ma fenders, and lobbied successfully for jor diiTiculty is simply that there are improvements. no m a iiy more children in schonl. In Washington, D .C, for example, We have a larger population, with a very large program, which has be more young people of school age, an(J come Church Women United, began our schools increasingly are becom many years ago when a group of Many women are implanting moral values in youth as Sunday-school teachers. ing overcrowded and inadequate. women worried about what happened Communities find it hard to raise to youngsters in trouble with the law. sufficient money under our anti OMEN HAVE a Special though her husband holds a very im The women decided to hire a social quated system of financing , .schcml.'i. W role to play in revitaliz portant post, she is not subject to worker to go to court and assist Yet in this modern world, with all ing religion and morals in the pressures that he is. With a few youthful offenders. the intricacies of modern communi ..notable exceptions, women generally The social worker also guided the A m erica . cations and education, young pi'o|ile are not employed in the really major women in ministering to these trou more than ever need personal .ittori- I don’t mean in merely shorinK up dccision-making areas but in posi bled youths, showing them that there tion and the support of a one-to om; eiitabliahed forms and rituals, but in tions that do not carry the degree were people interested in them and relationship. keeping the church and home rele of responsibility that men shoulder. that they hud a greater potential m a n y communities. proKrHm.*! vant to our younsr people, meaninprfiil Being "invisible.” we are free. This than they realized. This pattern has of volunteer aides are being devel for all of us during a period of shift means that we are free to act on sug been followed in many cities. ing values. oped in the school systems. This is gestions. follow our enthusiasms, and Even in this age in which a great an excellent "hieans for mothers, es As a psychologist, I would not resiHind more quickly to change. many women, including wives and pecially those who w ant to be home make any generalizations about the If you reflect on the history of so mothers, are employed outside the when their children are there, to particular qualities of women as cial welfare and community action in home, there remain more women than make ah ifnportant contribution to against men. Both sexes share equally this country, you will find that many men dealing directly with the edu revitalizing the moral fiber of our many concerns and abilities. But our hospitals, homes, and welfare orga cation and problems of children. The country. If mothers would volunteer approaches do differ, and I believe nizations were started by women who majority of American mothers still to help in their local schools, to be this is a result of differences in the recognized that structures of society are-'home with their children, and teachers’ aides, and giM individual way men and women were trained were not moving fast enough’to meet other women are dealing with chil attention to youngsters \vho badly in childhood. a need ancl took action. Women's dren in Head Start programs, day need it. they would find that their Put simply, women are more con groups—and frequently groups of nurseries, and schools. Teaching re own children and their entire com cerned with people, while men are church women—usually set up com ligion and morals remains, as it has munity would benefit. more concerned With things. And in mittees and staffed new organizji- always been, primarily a reaponsi- Coping with the generation gap an age of increasing computerization tions to fiJl some gup— and the com liility of women. and depersonalization in schools, in appears to be a universal problem. munity benefited. Many fathers and mothers alike industry, and in society in general, It's a very real problem and always In recent years, we have seen many are deeply concerned today about this makes their role important. has been. There alw ays has been a instances in which church women what seems to be happening in our Last th is seems an oversimpliflcn- tremendous gap between the older have concluded that their church or schools. Again, women are in a better tion, let me explain: and the younger generations. They community was not doing enough in position than men to get directly in Men carry tremendous' responsi live in different worlds and arc gov the field of civil rights, aiding the volved and help remedy some of the bilities in running our complex soci erned by different standards. Hut poor, or combating the causes of ^r.oblems. Too often, thoughtless per- ety and making the necessary profits most knowledgeable observers concur that keep things going. This neces that tliere may never have been m sarily means that they are far more more abrupt generation gap than the deepl^nvolved than women in the Cynthia Theodore O. Wedel. Last Decem present one. structures of business, government, Clark Wedel. ber she was elected president of Anthropologist M argarqt Meail and all other large institutions. They 61, a psycholo the National Council of Churches, suggests that this is because the gen are. in a very real sense, locked into gist and the the first woman to hold that of eration that has grown up since the these structures and as a consequence author of five fice. The Council, composed of end of W orld W ar II has lived all they cannot always follow their own books on the S3 Protestant and orthodox de of its life in a world radically differ ideas or preference.s. role of women nominations with iS million mem ent than that which its pdfrents knew. Women, however, are not l
F a m ily W eekly, M arch 29, 1970 F ap iily W eekly I M arch so, 1970 New Morality for Our Ymith pyschologist and church woman which could bring a constructive By Dr. CYNTHIA CLARK WEDEL President, National Council of Churches
has been present. It’s also a world Many women’s organizations, in which apace exploration has been church bodies, and Parent-Teachers expected and not somethinK out of Associations have set up discussion science fiction. And it is a world in groups at which panels of parent.s which youth grew up with electronic and children not related explain the media, particularly television. things which trouble them. In dis All of these things have' made cussions, both generations can de youth a quite different people, lead scribe the problems they face in ing Margaret Mead to observe that communicating with the other. When only persons born since 1945 are na these same problems are aired in tives of the modern world. The rest the emotionally charged ntmoapherc of us are immigrants from an older of the family, neither side really lis Mrs. Stephanie McCormick (left) world, burdened with all sorts of tens Kut when the panel participunta is a theology teacher at St. John older ideas, which we probably will are not related to one another, they Fisher College. Roeheater, N.Y. have to change. She points out that hear each other out— and learn. Women are helping out at the it always is diflicult for persons from ' On« aspect of today’a youth is community level being another culture to learn from the their deep interest in religion, both teachers'aides Cabove). natives but adds that this is what Weatern and Ka.stel-n mysticism, we may need to do. something I am afraid many older This means that today’s parents church members do not appreciate an experieflte'that transcends the bew ildering turns. It is the result may have to make a very real effort fully. For many per.sons, religion is a apparent emptine.ss of the material of youth’s search for values in a to understand their children as the formalized affair. It ia a matter of istic world. world that changes more radically children grow up— probably a greater attending church and living "a good Similarly, much of the rebellion of than it did in our own yaUth. effort than their own parents ever Christian life." youth today is rooted not in what I believe that women have greater made toward understanding them. But it appears to be something aeems to be just anti-so<-ial behavior, , ^freedom thaJt men to work with these Many parents currently are strug considerably deeper for-muny young but in high ideals, concern with help young people, providing guidance and gling with the problems of seeing people. They are concerned about the ing others, about universal justice also learning from them, to create a their children rebel against their dic ology and about following humane re and freedom and peace. Theae are more meaningful role for the church tates, sometimes to the point of the ligious precepts in a confuaed, often ideala that do them and their parents and fo r m orality in this new world. children leaving home to live in com- hostile world. Even the uae TfPclrin^ credit, although adniTltenTyThefr ap It is our opporruTiityTîallcnge. ^ muftes,' dropping out of school, and suggests a misguided cfTori to find proach sometimes takes bizarre and and our responHibility. « taking up drugs. Although It it easy for parents to despair, even in these extreme cir Other women are nerving as nurses’ aides. Hert; two enlist the help of Girl Scouts in a hospital benefit. cumstances it is vital that they never take any step to sever relationships with their children. In the sometimes difficult job of trying to keep a com munications channel open, to resume or establish a dialogue, it usually is the mother who is in the best posi tion to act as intermediary, since she has been closest to her children’s development. Unfortunately, this very fact may make her the first one to feel the injured party, and wounded pride may cause her to to.'ia everything into her husband’s lap. While the father’s role is important, the mother can never opt out just because the going gets rough. Having been closest to their chil dren in the youngsters’ formative years, women often may be in the best position to extend the sympathy and understanding needed to bridge the generation gap. But to do thi.s, they must listen intently to their children’s ideas and views without instantly judging them on the stan dards by which things were judged a generation ago.
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OUTH CAROLINA, Until re S cently, has done little to lure tourists its way. But tliis year the state cele brates its 300th anniversary of the first permanent settlement jn South Carolina, and every eflfort is being made to have tlie world share in syncrasy based op geography. the erala event. Charleston, on the coast, is part The fact is that South Carolinji of the "low country.” Columbia. does indeed have a lot to be proud ^ the capital, is in the "midlands." of— great men and historic deeds and the Piedmont regidti is con to boast about and a variety of sidered "upcountry." But there's unique attractions to show off. more than geography involved. Though the 300-year mark is The industrialized upcountry looks' official, South Carolina’s history to the future. Columbia tries to actually— to French at bridge- tho gap..------tempts to settle the land in 1562 By all means, start in Charles and Spanish attempts in 1526, less ton. Its celebration begins Satur than 35 years after Columbus. day, April 4, and besides its living Soap can wash off surfacemake-up. but Because of the penchant of so museums, it will feature a recon you need something to deep cleanse after many .South Carolinians to think struction of the landing site. in terms of family and history. Further inland, Columbia will that. Jaquet’s Kleer Tone. It’s a crystal Americ&na will be a focal point feature South Carolina’s second clear cleansing lotion that h.elp^;^tocnr^4i of the celebration. But the present 100 years, cen terin g on a new control bactferia, and helps prevent black and the future also are included. and excitin g museum. Here is how South Carolina in All the way upcountry. between heads and blemishes. Kleer Tone also stim tends to entertain its visitors: Greenville and Spartanburg, the ulates your skin, leaves it tingling and taut. T o m a k e sure the visitor gets third 100 years plus a peek at So you can even feel the difference be an accurate picture of all its his the future are seen in the most tween washing your face and cleaning it. tory, permanent pavilions will be striking of the new pavilions, a opened. geodesic cube designed by noted Kleer Tone: $4 and $6. For store nearest you, write: Charleston, appropriajely, will ' architect, Buckminster Fuller. Jaquet, 3 West 57th St depict the first 100 years. It was South Carolina invites you. So New York, N.Y. 10019 here that the first settlement— y ’all come on over. then called Charles T'tfWne— was — KEVIN V. BROWN a made, and where most of South Carolina’s history is displayed. Southern Elegance at a Glance— Walking tours are encouraged S a v e $71 along cobblestone streets past Family yVeekly readert desiring Iheir wrought-iron fences that surround owA ffuided tour through 51 of the gran^ old homes, still painted Charletrton'a finest homes may send for the picture-filled book, "Southern white to ward off the hot sun. Interiors"— more than SOO photos by Some still have iron spikes pro u'orld-famous photographer Samuel truding from their columns to pre Chamberlain! It shows design, orna vent pirates from climbing and mentation, furnishings.' S H " x 7JV4". Originally published at tIS. Mail entering the houses. S7.9S to .“>3509 "Southern Interiors," Before leaving Charleston, you SOU nook Bldg., iSOO 1.15 St.. m ight want to sfudy a local idio Miami, Fla. SSOSi.
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A man walked into a restaurant The joy of motherhood: What n one busy noon arid when the har woman e^rpericncea when alt I in- ried waitress finally got around to children are finaUy in bed. taking hia order, he told her: — Lfllcille J. Gtmdyear " I want fi club sandwich, and this is the way I want it made; I A couple of husbands met mid want it on white bread, slightly one said; “How's your bachelor toasted, the bacon and tomato in friend George these days?" the'lowei^third, the chicken in the " I saw him last n igh t," cnnu' middle third, and the lettuce and the reply, "and he was mendjn^’ dressing iiwthe upper third. Then .slowly.” I want the crusts trimnied, the “ 1 didn’t kriow that he hiul sandwich cut in three parts with an ntjpiilent." toothpicks holding the parts to didn’t. He was sewing but gether, then I want two sweet tons ot^^li8 sh irt.” pickles sliced and laid on top. Is —-Lave Olingliiiiisr that understood?" "Okay.”, replied the waitress. Then she turned toward the kitch The Soviets may brag, hut Wf en and shouted. "One club sand still haven't heard of many Anii r- wich fo r an a rch itect!” icans arriving pcnnilcsa in K u s sm — Dan Bcnnrtt and becoming millionaires. —John K. Yu mill Nolhiny makeH the coat of liv * ing -more reanonahle these day« After attending the weekly than pricing funerals. church service, a woman with a — F r a n k lin P . J< III r.i reputation for being overly criti- cnl was talking to her neijrhbui QroMrth She insisted that, the seats-in her What n raptfvntinfr rhiM - ^liewrwere tolTharaTThariWJiym n« UnnfFcrlod, cheerful, milehaved, and acquiexreiil. sermon was poor. W h a t a shame it will lu-romr At that point, her little girl \ resentful, quarrelaome. spoke up. “ But, Mommy, what cijn S tu b b o rn , su llrn qdple.ifct^nl. you expect for a dime?” — m ilkini ff'aUeA — Dorothea Kent
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; j , P R jO B liE M From Odd Jobs r S " i even for thousands To Superstar who perspire heavily A dijferent formula has been found He’s the kind of person you pass without to keep underarmii abHolutely dry — cven.for thousands who perspire heavily. A formula so different it seeing—even though he’s Hollywood’s has far more anti-wetnesa uRent than it is possible u> put in any aerosol can. By antibody. After dec hottest property ades of common "deodorants,” it took a chemical invention to make Dustin Hoffman and Jon Voight both won this truly effective protection p o s By PEER J. OPPENHEIMER acclaim for roles in "M idnight Cowboy." sible — with the same safety to clothing —the same akin mildness mat. That’s where I tnet Anne. She as popular ‘‘deodorants.” Called UST A UTTLE over 10 years I wanted to be a piano player.” , Mitchum Anti-Perspirant, it is the Hoffman tried college but washed was with the Philadelphia Ballet at product of a trustworthy 57-year- ago Dustin Hoffman was the time. And we had quite a ro old laboratory and guarant<»d by J out after one year at Santa .Monica Good HousekeepinK. By the thou pounding the pavements of City College. "I got bad grades, due mance until I went to North Dakota sands, women with problem per New York City looking for a to disinterest and hostility on my to direct a play. After that, she got spiration are flnding tne protettlon married and had a baby. tney need— and never could find job. He got quite a few. part, I would say.” before. And fully effective as a He wove Hawaiian leia, checked In those days, he didn’t have much "ft wasn’t until three years later deodorant, too, of course. If you confidence in himself, partly because that I saw her picture in the paper. perspire more than average—even coats, typed, was an aide in a mental heavily — get the positive protec hospital, sold shirts at Macy’a, was he was slight o f build. H e’s only I wrote her a letter. It just so hap tion of Mitchum Anti-I’crspirant. a short order cook in a coffee shop, 5-feet-6 and barely hits 1461 pounds. pened she had broken up with her V'our choice, liquid or cream. husband, and 1 had just broken up Ninety-day supply, each $a.OO. arid did a little ja n ito rin g -a t a dance He was also convince that he was .Available at your favorite drug or studio on the side. Occasionally, he unusually homely and considered him with a girl I was going with.” They toiletry counter. even acted in summer stock. self an outsider. went together almost three years, Today Dustin Hoffman strolls He ended up in actin g "because most of which was a time of struggle îtcAunv around jiia spacious Greenwich Vil it was the only thing I could do pain- for Dustin. Then came the dall from ANTI-PERSPIRANT lage townhouse sifting through le.ssly.” When he finally ventured into Mike Nichols telling him he had the More Security With scripts and movie offers and says the theatrical world on his own in part of Benjy in '“The Graduate.” with great confidence: “ I am in the 1958, he headed fo r N ew Y ork "b e "Anne and I looked at each other FALSE TEETH very fortunate position of being able cause I didn’t want to fail at hpme. and got depressed." Dustin recalled. to choose the films 1 want to do. I "I never had any really close child " I t wasn’t Just that w e-w ere going At Any Time to be apart for five months. We knew Uutt'i bf afraid thut your fulbi! will no longer accept anything unless hood friends,” he admits. “1 can le e ih w in come* Uxme or d ro p JxiJit n\ count only about half-a-dozen friends that our lives would be changed. An ihe wroiiK time For more M^ciirliy the character is rich, the. story jm- P 'O rta n T ,'andthc dfrector-aeceptabla.” even now. The rest are acquaintanc e experience like-that could-either FASTEEXH IVnture Adh**:»lvo Pow lidify a relationship or explode it. In der on your plntea. FASTEETH That’s called stardom! . (nainly because I don't put myself in holds dentures armer lonucr. Muke;* ’ T h l» n o w status has transformed a position to make new friends. I our case, it fell apart at first. Now^ ratli&K eu&ler. FASTEETH la ulku- lliie— won't sour under dentures Duotin Hoffman from just another don’t dance, and I hate parties.” it’s wonderful!” They were married No Kumrny. nooey. pa»ty Uiste. Den in May of last year. tures thftttlt areesscnilal to hetilth. face in the theatrical crowd to the He met his wife, the former Anne See your dentist reKulurly. Oct hottest young actor of the day, and Byrne at a laundermat. "I had al Dus'tin and Anne and her three- FASTEETH ^t nil dr\m rountern. it has affected his whole family. His ready j^qne through my motorcycle year-old daughter Karina live quite w ife haa to keep replacing the name- period, wore long hair, a sheepskin , modestly in a $400-a-month brown- M C WELDER stone across the street from his orig Dm i • o' i •« s e .a e pla^ on their door because fans rip vest, and_rode bare-chested.” he re wtMtr v«t cat«» it off. called. "That w»a eight years ago. inal $126-a-month Greenwich Village I was anxious toTmiet the Oscar- She was r^Tand I was 24. I was really apartm ent. award hopeful and find out how it waiting for an acting job. His one Indulgence when he came lO-On monry b«c* |u«r«iitet feels to have three hit movies— “The "One day I went to this launder- into money was a huge ?700 desk W«id» atl m«l*li ~ w«n aluminum. No eip« which lie considered worth the price nence needed. Follow iimple directions. Uies Graduate,” "M id n ig h t C ow boy." arid >,%*' rods to repjir cars, trailers, appliances, since it was a "lifetim e” purchase. He etc. NOTHING ELSE TO BUY! Conies complele "John and Mary"— playing simulta w ith face shield, rods,, cables, clainps. etc neously. In his next film, “ Little Big has no intention of forgetting his 10 YEAR GUAR AN TEE Send t? 00 and pjy S16 9% plus small C .0 .0 . when delivered or send Man," hq portrays the only survivor brother’s advice: "If you ever hit for postpaid shipment to WEi DEX. Dept W -t49. 0 1 10776. Houston. Te i 77018. of Custer’s Last Stand and ages from ^ it big, don’t change your standard 16 to 121. of living. If you do, you’ll have to When 1 walked into the reception start accepting roles for the money, room of his manager’s office, I started and then you’re not your own man.” to move past the other faceless in Duatin has remained his own man. dividuals in_the room when aii arm And he has remained honest with shot forth anda'Ple«sant voice said, himself. He knows his greatest talent 10139. HOUSTON. TEX 77011 “ Hi, I’m Dustin Hoffman.” I KAdn’t lies in character roles, although bis even recognized the-man whose per idea of "character rolM" would differ GETTING UP formances I had admired. from many others. He admits, "Play MAKES MANY Without any coaxing, Dustin ing eccentrics all the time is a cop l i l V n 1 9 FEEL OLD launched into a discussion about him out for me. I have this fear that if I Common Kldn«*y or niatUlcr lrrii,« lio n s 'm ake m a ny jn rn nrrrt ui.rtn-n self. “I didn’t start out to be an am just myself. I’m dull.” fot'l loHiic and ncrvoui froni fr**»|uc'ni Duatin and Anns had long eourtmhip. But he never is! « t)urnln»; or ItchlnK urInatKm nlufTi actor.” he said. "Wlien I was a boy. nnrt dav. S*>condarllv. you ma> *tcop and f>ave Headache. liarka« ho and (eel older. Ured. deprcsstrl In ssuch cases, CVSTEX usually relaviPK comfort by cuphlnK Irm nr Inu uerms In acid urtne and qutrkts F a m ily W eekly, M a rch S9, 1970 caalnî pain Get C YS TEX at druRKlsi.^ trim dow n, s h a p e u p .
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Poach-Crowned Rice and *»n a platter for buffet service or Meat Casserole .salad plates for individuiil service. (M*neroîsly spoon ham mixture into •j riip butter or marKnriiu* p»*aches anil with water '] rup rhoppcd onion ^ I clovf unrlic. minred cress or parsley sprips. I t up uncookcd re^cular lonjr- 6' ttt S st'rrnuj.< );rtun white rice 'i lenspoon salt I’each Whip Topping; for '4 teaspoon irround cinnamon '4 teaspoon uroand allspice Gingerbread Svrvt Pcach-Cnnrncd Ricv and Mtat Casserole, tritfi a well-chilled Icttucc and cup golden raisinN tontoftt salad and icarm criistu rolls for o dvlvctablc luncheon or supper 7n cn i4 . 2 ‘ 4 cups canned {-hirken brot h ‘ 1! rups ( t ' I-oz. container) 1 can (IH oz.) sliced clinK thnwi*d frozen whipped topping; peaches. drain<‘d I snark-puck can (5 oz.) diced clinc 2. Hour the boilinj?; water over lem-. 2. Hake al ;!r)0"F. 10 mill. Spoon a peaches * 4 cup peach h> rap on-flavj)red jrelatin in a bowl; .stir nii.xture of the remainins: inffredi- cup chopped .salted nu(.s i'y panbroiled lamb chops until ilissolved. (’ool : chill until ftinj^crbread (prepared from eiit.s over peaches. Turn oven con 1. II«*al butter (U* m arpariiu' in a voiir favorite m ix) slightly thickened, trol to I00‘ F-'. and continue bakinj; h**a\ \ Mkillet or saucepan. Adil C'hiipped mara-Hchino cheKries :i. Meariwhile, mix ^he softeneil 10 min. and jraili<- and t(mk iintil 1. (iiTitly fold the pe.iche.s with cream cheese an»l extract in a bcjwl. i to 6 srrri)iifs on it 'ti' I > soft s\ i iip, oiif half can at a time, intn Adtl the remaining ‘ i ( up sujfar 2. Aflil ri(r ^rradually, stirrinp iM>n- thi- whippi-d tiippiiiK M ix in nut.s Kratiuall_v, beatin*f until blended. Peach-Macaroon Mold -l.intlv Cook 2 to S min. Add a jii.st until blended. Stir several tablespo<»n fuIs of thick 1 doz. 2-in, d rj macaroons^ ened ijelatin uitu chctiôi luixturu^ Mi'iid nf >;ilt and spices, then tho 2, UliijLiii autu (iqiiaren of warm «tii- T can C29 oz.) sliced chnj; ■ TaTsTii^ anTI lir o tli; mTx w ell. I’ rinjr (ferl)road and parnish each .serving ('ontinue adding Kt-datin mixture peaches, drained and diced 11^ . to W.iIIuik; r o v fr and cook over low with churrios. A h m it 2 r///j,s tn p p im i while stirrinjr constantly until well I’each svrup and water to ^ heat until rice is tentier. blendei). (Jently fold in whipped m ak e I Vt cups liquid Note: The topping may be served as 1 cup cold water I'ransfer cooked rice to a 2-qt. cream. Hour into co<»led crust. Chill a des.sert. Pile lijfhtly into sherbet ,1 env. unflavored |;elatin i-asseroie. Mix in ^ j cup peach iivrup. until set. about 1 hr. 1 tableapoon lemon juice pl.i.^.-ês and .'iorve with brownies. Tuck in the lamb chops and .spoon -I. Soften unrtavored pehitin in re ' t teaspoon almond extract peach slices betweori chops and served'peach syrup and lemon juice 2 cups heavy cream, whipped 2 eicB w h ites Peach-Glazed Cheese Cake in a saucepan. Stir <»ver low heat i^»'jnd edjjTO <>f casserole. Brush 'ii teaspoon salt the peaches litrhtly with melted but I 'j cu^’frrahnm cracker.crumbs until trelatin is dis.s Ived. ( ’ hill until ‘i cup suKar ler or margarine. .1 tablespoons su^nr slightly thickencd. B tablespooBii butter or mar;;arine. 1. Cently crush macaroons to make 1. Tijjhtly cover cassei-ole \v1tli alu Koftcncd а. Arrange peach slices in n swirl I'lMf i rumbs (ab'ou^J 1 cu pi ; set aside. minum fo il. H eat in a F. oven I tablespoons lemon-flavored pattern on top of chilb‘d cheese 2. .Soften };elntin in cold water in IjruiKintr !«• the table. i;elatin (■'; of a 3-o*. pkp.) ciike. Spoon syrup pla?.e evenly over > » cup boilinp: water a s.iui epan Stir over low heat until ('> .v< rrr'^M/v peaches, ('h ill until jrlazc is set. M or. (1 pkn:.) cream cheeKc. jri'liitm is viissolved. Hemove from Koftened б. To serve, remove rim from pan heat and stir in peach syrup and Peach ’n' Deviled Ham Salad ' 2 teaspoon vanilla extract and cut cake into small wedjres. v'ator, lemorr juice, and extract. • 4 cup susrar Oue S-in. chet'se cake 1 can CZ^ oz.") clinc peach 'j cup rhilled heavy cream, whipped Chill until slijrhtly thickened, halves, chilled and drained 1 can (16 oz.) sliced clinc peaches. Spiced Peaches en Casserole Ii'lcl in macaroon crumbs, diced 1 can ( I ' i 07..") devilfd ham draintî licaihes, and whipped cream, 2 to 2 ' 2 oz. ( ht^ddar «»r S « iss •j cup.peach 8yrup I can (29 oz.) elinj; peach 1. Heat e^K whites and salt until cheesc, Khredded 2 tcaspoonN lemon juice li'alves, drained •j cup mayonnaise 1 tea.spoon unflavored gelatin <Ûp peach Ryrup frothy, (xrarlually add suffar, con 2 tenKpoon» preparc-d tinuing to beat until peaks are horseradish 1. H otter l>ottom and sides o f an .8- 'i cup pacEc^ brown KURaf. • ('j teaspoon Rround cinnampri 2 teaspoonii grated onion in. round layer cake pan w ith re foLined. .Spread over trelatin mixture ‘ i teaspoon Rround nutmeg \^2 teaspoon WorcesJersbiri* -auce movable bottom, Mix the crumb.s and Jfently fold topether until '< cup butter or marEarine, melted *4 cup finely chopped pimifnlo- and tablespoons supar in a bowl ' i c u p o a t, w h e a t, o r b ra n fiakoK lileiided. Turn into a 2-qt. mold. RtufTc^ olives I'sinsr a fork or pastry blender, mix '< cu p Tin el) chopped pi 1. I'lit peach halves, cut side up, in chilled serving plate, ingrredients fo r dre^.smir r h ill th(^r r rumb mixture very firmly into an shnllnw I'-j-qt. baking dish. Pour Ahiiiit I£ sirt'ini/s oufirhly, i f desired even layer over l>ottom and op Hidi»-« .1 m ixture o f the .syrup, sujrar, .npices. 'If necessary, dry macaroons on a 2. W hen ready to s. i m -. ne-t pe.n fi o f the pan Hake nt ri7r» K 8 nii/i «nii 2 tablespoons ver poiiches. 10 min.; cool.
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FROM MAILBOX USA ______Famt7i/ M a rch i970 •A Now! MOTALOY gives your (âr’s rkigs and valves a replating job while you drive! SEE HOW ONLY $6 WORTH OF M O tALO Y RECONDITIONS YOUR EUGiNE^HELPS PREVENT
THE NEED FOR A $100 RING & VAL VE JO B! I TrtY MOTALOY AT OUR RISKI HERE'S HOW MOTALOY WORKS A complete Molaloy package ( 4 tabs) is only (Ml Iiv Motuloy tn your car for 30 days, to give its plating jk.ii< inio your t.»nk anil Just drop 4 Motaloy Tabs Into your gas tank If yo ur gas mileage hasn't started lo im prove (as it will yciu'vc vl.irlrour rni:inc rchuildiiitt )ub! i-aLh tab u and this single treatment does all this . . . continue to do until, you've reached full factory scicniific.ill> cnmpoundrd alloy of ^ meuils un*! elerncm* pressiun) . . if vou don't agree thal Motalo^ has wivrn A s >t)ii dri'>c. lin\ M ()l;ilo y pufliclcs urc rclr.t<»cJ into the s«vt« ru«L your engine a new lease on life — Just return the empi> fu rl. Ihe^c MolîUty m ulcciilrn arc c.irrird thfo\ikth the M otaloy package, and w e 'll send you back every penn> fuel hnc into iJtc (.ombuîion chainbcr . . . where the riLia scoata of your purchase price? If you do find M o la lo y ditex all intense hcai o/ i^ntnon ac(tvalc% ihcm lo ’»uflcn ihcn CTLIMOSa IV4US the wonderful things w c say it w ill, tell your frtena-. remove caibt>n Ocpositi. Then, MtMalov starts nictal- abi>ut it Th e y'll (hank yo u for spreading ih f Kood %vor4l' piaun)t pilicd and worn &urf*iccs uf cylinder walK, piston • Gold Medal. Naplee, Bronze ftledal, Bruasals. 1M4 (intcN. vnive sc;tl«, and ttrm!&. Complete Motaloy Package (4 Taba) Only ttf.CR) A SINGLE MOTALOY TREATMENT •TOn rt«T(M 2 DOES ALL THIS FOR YOUR ENQINEt (2 car famtllee: pacfcaoes ^ tll.SO)
The more you drive, the more protection Motalny de FOR l 6 N G E R e n g i n e LIFE posits in (he form of a fine, anll-friclion metul pl.itinft AND BETTER PERFORMANCE that rehiiilds, \rnooths, nnd protects vital •tlrface^' As Nioialoy continues ro plaie uniJ re-plalc. eni(inc com- Atxiut iviso 1 (>ui vr>mc Motaloy t«tM in my trus TESTS BY TRINITY TESTING LABS JAY NORRIS CORP.. 31 Hanse Ave.. prr'vSHin it increased Miihout b ring and valve )oh! Cjas lank, .vid I have dilvcn th u Mciceiies Rene 133.000 PROVE MOTALOY RESULTSI Oepl. L-3S2 Freaport. N.V. 11S20
fifteen year* jif uve by ove r a million motorKis — L ^ M . SiouM CUvnowa R a dlo a ciiv« lao lop« T*racQr Toats BUY WITH CONFIDENCE of them with «.iir« that have clocked over 100,(KX) miles “ Ahnul 5 jrcjtfi OK*) I put Motaloy tablets ln my ConHrm Motaloy's PlatioQ-Acllon I 30-DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE after a iinjrlc \folaloy treuimenl — prove lhat Motaloy C ad ilU c I drosc this ' I3S.000 mllct ufid It never The activation of the Motaloy and the subscqueI^t can keep vOur engine runnipn yotinurr and peppier _ uu.-d any i>il t^l**cen .-h^nvcs l.500-:.000 milc^*’* mg operations of the activated Motaloy was con< Tm'>cars Tor^c>r O h,a ducted by an independent research laboratory cspccially JAY NORRIS CORP..31 Hanse Ave.. [ licensed by the Atomic Energy L'bmmtCTti nmpt t .riMFfpprt, MY. Iisao ______"Nfv C.'hevrolei h*cl 4^.000 miles on it. It had noisy PROTECTS NEW ENGINES... valves and other troubles. M otaloy corrvcted nil this. Ihe industrial applicaiton of radioactive isotopes. Ploase rush me the loMoWlng on jôur 30-day Money-back REJUVENATES OLD ONESI It is rvuinlnx better than rtew '* I Guaranfoe L F.S4.. Wailtrboro, S.C. Approximate Ainounts of Activated I Oetiinit a new car"^ Start il ofT with a Motaloy treatment □ 1 Molaloy Packaoe for $6.00 + 60< Psig. « Hndlg. "After usinc Motaloy In mv Chevrolet my^ com Motaloy Deposited on the Surfaces — 6 dollars (tf protection that can mean irtvaluable evtra I pression Increased ail uvcrage of pounds per (after approx. 60 boun of operation) G 2 Packageafor <11.50 + $1.15 PsIg. ft Hndlg- engine life for your car. Can actually help maintain full cylinder, which to me Is conclusive proof that I factory comprenton for the life of your car . . . *o you'll Pislon Rings ...... V...... l.lo ht I enclose H check Q money order for $_ Motaloy will do everythin* that Is claimed for it." P U lo n ______1.1 ohl- I (N.Y. rceldonts add sales tax) lic( belter performance for years longer . .. arid a belter W.F.C.. Elkview. West Va. trade-in or resale price wfiencvcr you decide to iKli! And C ylln d a r W alla...... Llghl Intake Valve Paca...... V a r y ^ a v y I Motaloy'i track record on cara that have rolled up "M y Dodge uwrd one Q u an o f oil every 225 miles. Exhaust Vatva Face ...... Heavy Namm (Print), 50.0()fl . . . 70,000 . . . even 90.0001 miles shows fantastic After uslrwi Motaloy 1 d ros^ 1.24S miles and did not I have to add any o i l " Intake Valve Seat...... Heavy results in Improved compression, lower gas and oil con* G .W .. ClHCinnaJi. Oh/a Exhaust Valve SeaL...... Medium I sumption, belter pickup, sm oot^r ruaning — ûst as If the engine were years youutfcr! Otve your car's engine a "Since addlnc Motaloy I have driven mOre than I new . . .. and longer . . . lease on life with amuing l.SOO miles, and I must say that 1 am amaied about The above tracing of the radioactive Motaloy is positive I a singU M otaloy frralnirni lasts the wonderful results. M y gas cocunmptJoci im provrd proof of the actual transfer of the Motaloy particles from Motaloy! Remember — City., far iHfMf* ot tour carl And Molaloy cannot harm even 40^. and mv oil consumptioA ia practically nil." the gasoline tank on to the surfaces of the above surveyed the finest engine'in a n y v a y f ly.O.K.. Fe n AlkMMon. parts of the engine. PROPESSIONAL-TYPE M EiKinf EilJT V Now... save yourself a bundle of time and money on any painting or spraying Job around the housel Just plug in the cord, squeeze the trigger, and paint walls, ceilings, doors... tK>use exterior, garage... car— mny- Ihlng— aulomallcatlyl Wortcs on Miy liquid Uiat poors — even varnish or polyurethanel Revolutionary new Viscometer lets you adjust any brand or type ol pal.nt (enamel, fla tla te x , PVC— or what hay* you) lor proper consistency— and holds iti fo^pm ol electro magnetic nrator never needs piling or MJustmenL Completely rustprool. Vou musl profes«ionaf resiiHs — or aHMMr refMMtotff
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F n •/(»/»/ Wetkti/, Starch 39, 1970 nc You’ll never need to buy another pair of socks again-
(unless your laundry loses themj for the rest of your life! 'I 1 When our new merchandise man was offered an Tnen wc wa»h«d them—with no sweatl They exclusive on these indestructible nylon socks, he looljed and felt like now. The socks didn't sur called the manufacturer o liar. render. W e did. They're for real—and foreverl
"Can't be donel'' he $oid. the socks are as So hire they are. The foiever socks. All black, or strong and durable as you claim, they've got to in a 6-pair assortment of smart solid colors to be so stiff underfoot, they'll be unweorable!" complement any wardrobe, 2 poir block, 2 chor- "Kitten-soft," said the manufacturer. cool, 1 novy, 1 loden. Ankle length, with elastic "Then they won't wash satisfactorily." tops for snog fit. Fit any size 10V4 to 13. "Always come out like new/' barked the monu- 6 pair Only $7,98 _ foctu rer. "P erm an en t colors, lasti^ng texture and If you've got a slow laundry (or .grown-up kids), s h o p e ." *' tokoûs up on our discount dozen offer . . . 12 "Or you'll weasel the guarantee/' added our poir—only $14.98. Some assortment (only dou man, doubtingly. bled) . . . same fortover guaranteel "Unconditionol!" snapped the manufacturer. M Y NOMIS co ir.. JI Hanu AvMUM, D«|M. L-3U N . T . I 1130. "W hat's the catch?" FOR A LlP ITtM l S U PPir OF SOCKS MAIL NO RtSK COUPON TOOAT "N o catch, no secret!" soi<^ the manufacturer JAY NORRIS CORP., 31 Hante Ave., D«pt. L^M happily. "8-ply yarn of DuPont nylon—instead of F re e p o rt, IM. Y . 1 1 5 2 0 the usual 4. W oven so closely, they moke ordinary tK« fpllowing "For*v«r'* S-ply [ ] 6 poir for S7 9S + 70c p«»g. 4 Kndlo- socks look like they're three-quarters air, by com- Ck«
use. That "normal use" simply means regulor or 4 K 0 A m « r K «n Auro------—------ately, or try to cut them with a scissors or razor." Nom« (prim ) ______A d d ro u ______W e still h od to b e shown. So w e g o t samples. Ciry______Sioto______2.p------And we wore them. And wore them. And machine washed them. And Laundromatted them. And a SAVIf Special Offerl O r4«r 12 pair for tortured them. Like wearing one poir for a week ofily $Y4.9S plw«$1.30po«fci9«(sov«$1.10) stroight—till we thought they'd drown in sweot. •o F a m iiif IIVrA*///. J;t, Hf70 AMAZING LOW-PRICE OFFER! on this Mechanics All-Purpose SOCKET W RENGHnr The Complete Workshop that You'v^ Always Wanted! m a k e s A n y J o b
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JA Y NORRIS C O R P , 31 Hansa A ««. See how sharp the pictures and how clear the DapL L-35S. FrM port. R V. 11S20 sound you can receive in your own hon)e, when Pjeaao rush me fhe following: you've installed this advanced new S TR A TO _ "Strotoscan” Antenna Systems @ $12.96û« SCAN, omni-directional antenna system! $1.50 ea. (or postage and handling. ^ S TR A TO S C A N — the result of electronic research TO TA L S (N Y. residents add sales lax.) — with a uniquely efficient cylinder shape— re^ Enclosed Is □ check □ money order. ceives signals over a 360° circle|...over a huge Charge to my □ American Express □ Diners Club □ Master Charge □ BankAmerlcard < area! Color pictures come in clear and stable in Account ^ ______^ ______critical color and contrast! Your T V s^t and FM receiver live up to their potential! T o gel better results, you'd need a costly roof antenna system or a motorized, rotating antenna selling for 5 to 10 times S TR A TO S C A N 's low price! •! I City______.S______fa re . ______—~ I O N LY $12.98 EACH JAY NORRIS CORP., 31 Hanse Av«., D«pL L-355, Fre«port, N.Y. 11520 i------1 Family Weekly, March £9,1970 •O GETYOURSaF PROJECTS ANY FLAT IMAGE (4" wide or less) ORGANIZEO! UP TO 6 FEET WIDE 2 - DRAWER AMAZING HOME THEATRE FILE IN HANDSOME WALNUT WOOOGRAINnNISH
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