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TWINTW IN JFALLS. IDAHO, MONDAV,O N D A Y , A U G U S T 1C, 1965 T E N C E N T S ------^ ^ — — ‘■'■.'.T*------%■ . — ' K ^E lectroctrocuted B 5ix D a yl^s- s ; I A^fter One-CaB-Car Jm -'t . Crash Nearar Buhl1 ■ I ‘ O3 f R i o tt i i r n g ■ ■ — Two persons wereere electroelectrocuted ^nday norning five miles west of hereere on U. !S. High'way 30 EE n n d i n L . , . . A . . f jter a one-car accident. Twinvin Falls CCounty Sheriff ames H. Benham said high tensionension wireswire were knock- (See Photo on Page'ag e 3) d loose w hen a 1964 F o r d d riv een n by Lester L este J . Schallert, LO.S ANGELESAN( (AP)—Californianniia Gov.'G( Kdmund G. 0 Purdy. Mo., failed to negotiateitiate a cornercon curve and B roown w n saidsaii loday that, Los Angelosngelos six-days riot has lid off the right side of the road.road, knockingkno( down a ■ "”ende(Kifddd J “T ' T h e “noniig^liTiTI' root iivgitig ''\vlirch Tlio National, — nwer pole and landing on its: top in a fifield. Rescuers G uaard a r d wwas a s 'called in to help suppresspprcss hash now ended,” — ------:— ------wereere attemp attempting to carry thee governigovernor told newsmen. He! said thoth 15,000 punrds- le of the occupants, Ed- r m een n wwould ouU remain on duty for3r the timeti being, "but joliition to wardard Worm, 40, Monett, ^ k 1 | th e firstf ir s t pphase of the state's mission here has been - Mo.,lo.. from Ithe car in a ■ successful!iccessfully carried out in ann operationoperai that was a / lace Dispute retcher when Delmar Skaret. c r■edit e d it to b oth th e Los * i* * * f | , Buhl, an ambulance attend- Angeles n g e le s 1law enforcement -m ant.U. apparently failed to see the officersficers anand to the National )wned wires and was struck on m lollllSohnson Is S oO U SiU l' downed wires a Guaruard.” d ." He cautioned: ” thele foretiead forehead by one of the V ^ K n j 'I jM SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP)— wires, “The'he worst i.s over. But we lie streets of this western Mas- Both Worm andi Skaret were Q|jr I I nmsiisi and wwill continue to deal Lelieved by |. rcefully with the terrorists ^ _ achusetts city were quiet today electrocutedectrocuted arand State Patrol- forcefully v until111 Ids1 lls An{ Angeles is sa fe a g a in .” I <-| I t n i 3 federal conciliators tried to manan Richard Burns, Robert j lalniness U epair a community rift, widened Dickard.ickard. Ray Cartee£ and Verlin I A.SAs he im made the statement. ver the weekend by the a rre s t Williamson iljiam son wcwere knocked to I theroero were ? scattered reports of JOHNSONOHNSON CITY, tex, (AP) f l if 67 civil rights demonstrators, thele ground. Williamson was snipingiping and looting, but there __ PresidenlPresident John.son has ex- f li M K S a i i y I had been nr Harnld T . H unton and Ja m e s seriouslyTiously injuiinjured. The ’ other d been no massing of mobs pressedssed relitrelief at tho easing of V I ree^creTreated'andTEleased ------I sincoICO early ini the morning. the I.osl.cw AnjAngeles riots nnd de- p f ). Norton oflHe CommBnltjrRe- ttiree^creTrea I Fire~depal f'unn'i Kervice met with the bv/ a doctor. StateSto police said an z ^ H Fire~^cpaiTmeiil officers rc- cTiiredred ‘^'tliere‘^'iTie is no greater ^ l_ ported sever ity’s Human Relations Com- UutopsyTs~pIanitopsy is planned for later to- rted several homes were set wrong,ing, in ouroi dem^^w^^,^ thim afirefro Sunday night in wTIlito Los violent. WTI nission Sunday night. The de- See:e ELECTROCELECTROCUTION, P 2, C 4 M K.lT Angelesigeles neighborhoodsneig by Molo- law." ails of the closed session were ------tbvk' cocktail;cocktails hurled from cnrs in a stater lot^disclosed.. T _ tl a statement Issued Sunday, ll The conciliators described speedingceding thrthrough the street. he said the iriots stemmed from ^odge Given ------TolirtrPnlire —s?—smti-—p»'lie«— stationJi—nationaj_|imtional—prnblem . — "unlust T heir visit as a fact-finding mis- “ swi'tchboard.s (on and said they will meet ■itchboards received c a 1 1 s conditionsiditions frfrom which disorder fith Mayor Charles V. Ryan I fromjn> menm en threateningt to burn largelygely flowfflows." i „• OilJtrateg^Plair diesj ^■*3 hools and fire and police sta- in Washi ind other officials. . ~ EXAMINIEXAMINING SAFE Irom whichlich an estlmiestimated $600 was taken and 7 a.na.m. Monday through an unlocked window. Tools from schools and n Washington, Republican At Issue are charges of bru- | | at McVey's Inc., 161 Third Ave.;e. W., Is Detective Dc Bill VIckcrs the shop areai were then used to open Ihethe sas le . Only cash in tho ‘"J"'*ms *"in whito sections cf the Houseuse LenderLeadi Gerald R. Ford y. Jr. of M Michigan tikpressed ' ality brought b y civil rig h ts V f l l . T i C The building was entered sometimenetime betwibetween 2 p.m. Sunday safe was reported missing. (TImes-Ncwsnes-N ew s ph^Dto) ^t' midmo, )ii Viet Nam ------: ^ At mldmornlng Police InsMC- similarlilar sentiments,se saying: eaders' In July ag ain st seven , * * * * * wiice officers. The leaders say ^WASHINGTOWASHINGTON (AP) — Gen. * * * * tor■ J. K. McCauleyM( said: "This "The.selie.se problemprob s are not going he City Police Commission has Maxwellaxwell D. Ta.Taylor, former am- fT l _ j r - k * * ■/ is by far th the best day yet.” to be solved tonight or tomor- f leen slow to take up the cases, b assadissador o r to SaSaigon. Is handing 1 T . i His headquarters in South row7 or the r next day. Instead of Forty-four persons were ar- er to his successor a four- T errorists DDes e s t r o y T . F. S a f e K R o b b e d ; "UTesIS Angeles received a few re- tryingIng to bblame any political *ited Sunday, most of them P°‘"^lint strategystrate^ i aim ed a t winning « portsrts of shoshootings and lootings party,■ty, we oughtoi to get to work ____ _ Kfter 200 persons paraded from 8 war in Viet Nam. ^ t there were no massing of to solvesolve thesethes problems." Kpark in the Negro section l'/4 Pursued unswervingly,uns that Saigon B uildiii l d i n g s B urglar u N etse t s $ 6 0 0 3bs and no arrests, he said. Fordord said one part of the an* Kiles to Court Square down- strategyrategy can bringbi an eventual After five straight nights of swer:r Is a "I"better spirit among Bown. settlementttlement wit with the Commu- SAIGON, South Viet Namm (AP)—V(AP)—While two girl ac- lling by uncounted thousands peopleiple of aall races and mora A patient burglar with lotss of tim e to spend on the of'^'^'Negroe”Negroes, police removed effective:ctlve law enforcement on a ------nists,sts, TaylorT ay lo r scsaid In a weekend com:omplices plices iengaged a guard1 in conversation,conver Viet Cong job jgj, got„Qt; aaway with an estim ated $600 [ervlttw, -- ted $600 from a fire-safe in mostost of the barricades in a 42- localbI level." ■ n m 7 ^ i imnrvi«w.------«-eaf-leadod with explosives- the Office office of WcVuy*>i Inc., IOl31 Third Ave.-W. som etim e squaiauitTO milemtic" "unsafe’' K>ne-amtt------K illy fjrranain asAs Henry CabotC Lodge Jr. j^tointo South Viet Nam’s nationalonal police headquarters to- between 7 a.m . Monday. The safe- thisis morningmornini residents moved -M/r y preparedepared to lei leave Tuesday for j j ^ betvveen 2 p.m. Sunday and 7 a.m . 1 lay and blew up several buildings. buildings, Four policemen cracking was discovered Mondayjnday mimorning when Dave aboutlOUt freely for the first time 1V J.O O I1 wsJ ambassadorambassadorship post in Sal- ° ice Wednesday night. Icon Photos * gon.n, Taylor oioutlined the four- werewere killed by the blast andid terrorist gunfire, reliable Morris, parts foreman, openedned the store*’for business H^lans Visit sources said. About 20 personsaersons w"'1 '" o r e n ^K ade team In Los Angeles, swerving, has 8 Jegro neighborhood where riot- y g L . J . • , 0 an articltarticle by a Soviet scien- hieving U.S. and Vietnamese - U.S. sources .said the attack ing the cit be taken lo .the bank. Morris ^^plnlster forces in the coun- achieving U.S. Ig erupted Thursday and Fri- probat ‘"H e'’tJsed a sightseeing bus re- The invisible part also has B jective^s.- Taylor said. ‘"rnigM s" was probably carried out be- ^le used said. PORTSMCPORTSMOUTH, Va. (UPI)— ‘‘St- The inv are trying to set race objectives. Ta ay nights. cause of increasedin( police activi- turning totS West Berlin as cover, vo Coast Guardsmen and a numerousnerous crchains of minor crat- V | ^^Wnst race and clas.s against coming across from opposite the Thl h esafcesafe was broken Inlo once I extending for hundreds of k 1 A • A There were no new outbreaks' ty in the SaigonS area in recent coming ac: imber of other persons reporl- extendir wllh the ruthless objec- 1 }*ed ^ r l All A -f airs Are off violence s Saturday or Sunday' months. UU.S. authorities have U.S. ArmyArmy’s Checkpoint Charlie, hefdre al)aliout clRht years ngo. j1 lightingsighting an unidentified fly- les, ®a feature' not found on - of overthrowing the gov- .IVCU .n i l s police In the West Garfield1 been makingmakii a determined ef- While obviouslyob a gamble, lhe Morris said,s.i and the door was i„„‘K object u..., in the Tidewater area j!"® side facing earth, the scien- > ^■m ent,” Graham said. d \ t ’ark area firmly pursued a poli-■ fort to increaseinc the effective- walkover 'escape at one of the replaced. replaced, The entire safe, val- inday tist; wrote. w rote. 1 an interview with the Ashe- X'opic U p iC Oof l Talks y of breaking up groups be-■ ness of the police force, nnd the most heavilyheir guarded border ueducd at $1,$1,000, will now have to James Gi Gillman, 24. a Coast . Tie article by Dr. Yuri Up- I CItizcn-Tlmes, he said TAIPEI,TAIPEI, FonFormosa (AP)—Pre- (g^eore they coucould become mobs. program h£has been paying off, points had all the earmarks of hebe replacreplaced due lo insulation Ouardjard journalistlour from Twin I of the , Shtemberg Astro- ‘ ^■gress should drop other leg- mier Nguyen C •nical Institute in Moscow ier Nguyen Cao Ky of South More than . 300 policemen pa-■ the sources sAid. ■“a well-th(well-thought-out plan. The dainnKc dainnye fromfi chiseling, Morris pgjjj,ills, jjahcIdaho, and Claude Van , k ^^nive considerations Immedi- Viet Nam hod f s distributed by Tass as the et Nam hod a 75-minute meet- rolled the troubled area aroundI The attacattack wa.-: (he firs! -;eri- youth, desdescribed by witnesses added,added. \Verry,erry, 21. a i Coast Guard sea- and pass legislation to ing? today with President ChianR ! ous terrorist incident m Saigon as aboutnbout 20,2 knew exactly whnt PulircPolite said; footprints found manan from from Randleman. N. C., Dto division of the S o v ie t he clock. Additional police ous terrori; vs agency released two moon rioting in Los Angeles, Kai-Shek»i-Shek and an official who tood . by •, in nearby police dis-- in seven wweeks. More than 40 lo to do whenwhei his big move camc. outsidi* outside thethi window match those saidid they sawsa the o b ject while and Springfield, Mass. was present sai tures. They were taken July IS present said they agreed lo ricts and National Guard units; persons w ere killed Juno 2.‘> found whenwhc Home Lumber Co., sunningnning on a . rooftop.' the ■ ------exchangechange intell mtelligence on Com- ^ ^ ; when terrorists set off expIo- / | f? 301 Second St. §., was burglar- TheThe ^?aid Said the airtjome craft £„ by the Soviet space proba rere on standby duty at five when terrc nd 3 and transmitted back to DENY REPORTS munistuntst affairs. a ffa irs. „.-rv,nri(.cirmories. ' sives at the'the My Canh restaurant 4 5 C h U e a n i/eut fl month ago. No wo.<»J.S -about “about 50 feet long, eight ^ ^H.GIERS, Algeria (UPI)—A TheThe official. Who^ did not wish armories. . on the Saigon riverfront. other clueschll as to the thief’s feet high, a -th. Tho total number of pic­ This display of strength to- Dt high, and silvery gray in es ta k e n ' in 68 m inutes of ^^K nm an for the new Algerian to be identifiecidentified by name, said displa South Vietnamese forces be- T V rt-.;-. identity havo been turned up yet color.*" The> rether with the strategy of ban- i>outh Vn lor.” They said it was sighted otography JL. has not been dis- ^^^kument Sunday denied re- mUitary,ilitary, economiceconc and olher gether with tl . gan a largo operation in Quang i i d V 1 Iand t T t fit c ocould ^ not be determined hoveringivering nearnet the top of a radio that ousted President Ah- mattersalters were ^discussed at the ningling groups t and pleas from Ne- B*>n a larg< .Vavy Men Die ised. [TO leaders for common sense, Tri * r* Province,''^ovin bordering North . , whether thet safecracking was stationntion broibroadcast tower which _____ Ben Bella was dead, ill, in meeting,eeting, held 8at Chiang’s head- B’'o leaders J ! Viet Nam. following up a satu- I W done bv an amateur or n pro- theyev estimiestimated was 150 feet ^ . ^^n'chiatric clinic or had es- quartersarters in the D efense Mini.s- werevere believedbelievec to be factors in asing the tense situation. See TERRORISTS.iukki Pg. 2. Col. 8 iIn l l hliipwreckO J f!?";,,':,fc'-^'iop.il, p'n[i( o officers said. hiph. J, casing______the ______.tei >/■>/■ * Ph benatoenator Assails SANTIAC.O. Chilo (A P) — IViDll ,ii-.rii-.,-s lun Qualls and' Bmh men snid lh?y were fa- I SANTlAt iliar with the military aircraft |/0 r n O Forty-fiveForty-fivc Chilean navy mon Bill ^Vu H ,n v .ire coniiiiuing the n\'''ar '''Uh •emo Proposal uncMi^.itH.n lich fly in and out of nearby perished tiin a shipwrcck on ihc ,‘'i '______- ' :_____ basesLses and theth sighting "shook us WASHINGVASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. siorm-hattered Chilean convi. I ---- upI prettv pretty biibadly.”------Stepheniphen M. M. Young, D-Ohio as- , , - '(he the navy reportedr today. Il said m r ------sailedled Rep.Rep. L. Mendel Rivers. 27 others were rcf^cucd. N e j i r o R i o t s 5.C., loday for what Young The victims uyrc aboard thoi Cabinet Resigns calledled a "b bi om bastic ". . . fool- R50-tonfSS'l-lon ciHtcrCIH Janequeo ^ C i ■ ■ ^ ■ SEOUL, Korea (AP) — The hardyrdy . . . ssuicidal’’ proposal to • Wa*; blown onto rotk*? Sunday , OSuj)j)orted H i l l l)y so^fh°KoVe^uth Korean cabinet resigned hombnb Red 1 • todayJay in the wake of the ratifi- stallations.llations. 54(i5 4 (1 miles southwest of Santiag<». | ¥ ^ ^ ^ 1 tion of the controversial Ja- YoungI'oung loldtol( the Senate that a ' The Janequcf)Janeq was attempting Ked (Jiina n-South 1<^ Korea amity treaty., recentent speechspeec by Rivers, chair- to rescue the patrol boat I.eu-[ TOKVn -rQ j'yn fAf^) — Communisl butt PresidentPresidcr Chung Hee Park n^anm of the House Armed Serv- cotoncnton which had bU)wn aground Chin.i p. Mondav.. railed the Ne-Tctectedlected the resignation. | ice.ss C6mmi'C6mniiltee, "is somewhat in a storm ra^jinR jn .southern ' storm nro riMis in los Angeles and! rhe cabinccabinec re.signcd so Park shatteringittering tot( my faith” in the Chile for a week. clmChic.i;:!) n'"i ;i i "vcniaMo revolution- coulduid make any changes he felt seniorityliorily systemsy: that elevated The sailors* deaths brought arv rn.) ' f on-f)[id.ite the rule of tic.reportreporl fofor lhe first two days EarlyE^arly in Ithe flight, the astro - General Assembly lo re- Amcriir.n Amcriir.n numopolv capital and,of the flighi.flight They did not pre- nautsuts are to attempt man’s first sumiE'sumi^ nack-al>outck-al>out 52 miles away from . .. - The U.S.U. slalemeni meant 'T' ,r» 1 :lay included simulations of jit and then use radar and other ^theIhc end of the U.S.-Soviel lTraffic l u l Deaths veral 'Ta^m launches, key .segments electronic•ctronic aaids to try to close deadlock which has paral- Idaho of the flight flight, re-entry and land- withinthin 20 fee feet o f it. . .. _>-_>-zcd_thc2 cd..^the ll+rnaflon asscm- _ R. ItIt will bet>e a maior test for-tha ^blybly for aalmost a year. ' ' 11963 ^ 6 5 ...... 1 5 9 The ,two , , o „ astronauts took thcir Geminimini 6 fliflight scheduled in Oc- The ncw U.S. policy was Ii 996-i 6 ‘1 ...... -...... '^ 6 st (Jayday ofoff in several weeks lober>er duringdurinj which an attempt one .of the building in the block-longock-long coaconoSx'iRcn sprayed outlined b y Ambassador . . .. • «# II andd relaxed wilh sports Sunday, willII bc mademad to rendezvous and I firem en and newsinenewsinen walk through debri* pne -ot the t Ire. ‘ Four persons 'were killed A Arthur rthur .J. Goldberg In the ^ Magic Volley Cooper, a. an Air Force lieuten- linkk up ,wi.with 'another satellito National Policelice HeadquartersHeadqui balkilngs the the area ««» with w' machinegun fire. ‘ Four p< ,nd about 20 more were injured.tred. (AP wirepbotow via radio J3-nation33-nation C om m ittee on 11 9 9 6 6 5 5 ...... 33 antit coloncl,colonel, and Conrad, a Navy whichlich will bo launctiM by an- , ■mon.ti?*'a terrorist bomb explmtonxplmton In :Saigon Monday and 2 PeacekeaPeacekeeping Operations. 11 9 69 46 ....4 ...... — . 2 4 lieutenantutenant commander, today otherner rockerocket. . , H *• Terrorlsti set off a car loaded wHh -explosives near from from Saigon)Saigon) \ ^ t-' ' ^ 1 ) • ' I - • I. Monday, Aug. 16, 1965 ' T ^ ef Ages of Mars, 5 ^-----2 ------Ijvin Falli-timgSrNaWa___W , l*es D eath Claims.ms Twin ' FallsIs N(News ill Brief A S9 Seen Todaty s’w. Weather, Teir,T e m p ^ a P ____ ■ __A buUiUng eermit was issuedissued Bi Business ai«l Professional Worn- ^ tly cloudy tonight nnd” Tuesday with'TM MAGIC VALLEY-Partly c'pudy_ ' O S M onday to Cleo SfiortHduse,S e, 260 eren’s' ClulJS.'Before returning ih e Moon, Gratersfs .“ Tuesday afternoon and evening. Highs ITJ J____ ■ thundershowerg Tuesdy all " Sixth Ave. N., for a 12 by‘’V Ifr visited relatives in Maryland. a daughter’s return ti. celle^“^ upper 80s to low W»riow«Tie»r«Orev;mearlHh-eveeot-CflmaR-Erjilrle-hlghs ini e. Coat______utlook for Wednesday Is generally fair I AT ^^ Are-Disputed - ^Mrs. C. F. Caspar talkino .v * ------mirt m u. tews «»e«r W. Outloolc for W ro t e ^ ^ t M a r j i ’.OOo!'"'^'' ~ d daughterVrmarrrag* ~ M d llttire cooleiv*11sinpr*ture»_leraiiirea- aar--8-^a;mi;i_«3 r Jeromj?, J i======:- I , Twin Falls Parks and ,Recrea- . • Helms looking ove-' -65rC ^e^-=a.'i! reau with B9 per cent humidity, 65~at i ^ rriiW tion-Dept., in cooperation wi* WASHINGTON « (U PI).r- An BS at T. F. Weather Bureau with M m u r t a u g h — Mrs. Fay C. Mrs. LliliiOIoiSuirSOarTfiird tie sored astrologlst- opened a dispute parkLns_l9t Pj- . E. L f e T. F. Entomoloror Laboratoryitory with 8.82 per cent humidity,•y\ M at Perkins,_ _ 70, Murtau^, diedid ied at a t A ve. W., re tu rn e d la s t wweek eek dcdowntown merchants, sponsored . 8 at Buhl. 80 at Castleford, 6 B a I Wen- oa. Monday by suggestuig that th the e ^ J ‘‘og in vard ^ Dies in Boisei e Rupert Rupert, 51 at Fairfield. 68 at Buhl. « Saturday at Magic fromfr, Washington. D.C,, w where ^re the th annual back-to-school pa- Mor osed P^an Cavanagh having ' dell: at noon, 81 at Twin Falls WeathWeather Bureau wllh 42 per cent "' , to Na wde Friday. In Friday’s Tim^-imM- large Martian craters disclosed i - VaJley Memorial Hospitalal of a sh she was a state delegate to Na- ra rted- by Mariner 4 may be far young- OAKLEY — Mrs. Vera Ethel ^ humidity. a m u l Barometer: SO.H.,14. Soil temperatures;tem At Twin Falls, ■short illness.,,. littioijal Business and Professionalissional NiNews the p^ade w m report^ J ^ on Second Avenu; Wp^t Haines, 65, Oakley, died Mon- (our-lnfour-inch ^3. eight-inch 72, 2(^!nch20-lnch 70, 3g-lnch 71; three-inch^™irec-mcii ^ on and ly ^sponsored by Twm FallsFnlls cr than those on the moon. Djn 1895, in .Worhen's. Clubs cohviention and ly This view conflicts with ■pre- pre- Vickers investigating L '' day at the Elk's Rehabilitationtation jevel:level: Tt Buhl, 78, and Wendell,Vendell, 82. Hyde SI Park, Utah. She wasIS mar- aran .ob-server. to International,«n-nnal ChamberCl of Commerce. Center, Boise. ______> Hyc ------vious scientific speculation that ried to Martin Lorenzo PerkinsP erk in s —------^—- ' ^ the planet’s surprising scars ,^j,| She w as born Aug. 20, 1839.D9. aat t SYNOPSIS AND AGRICULTlAGRICULTURAL SUMMARY , , , ih M ay. 1918, in th e L ogan LDS old '’’■‘Ving car . . th scattered cloudiness, pariicularlv In J? may be 2 to 5 billion years old. pgr, Oxford. Neb. She a tte nided d e d MMostly ost tair weather with scattered jlarly in i-en,p|e.. She was a member of It was presented by Dr. “ Eu- f- Perrine Jr. viewing paintin“ ’ school at Lead. S.p., and later the afternoons,afi Is indicateded for vallejvalleys o t S outhern Idaho t««lay I A v’ rraffic Courts ho tiKlay M u rtau g h L D S -C hurch« and Valley Traf „ gene M. Shoemaker, chief Eu- of Mamie.Kreilkamp(abi, gaz ne .!'' ’ the Grand Island, Neb., Bust- andgpd Tuesday.tu Thundershowerswers are cxicxpected only in mountainousintainous t^g Murtaugh Relief Society,Society. ^ing L Bowden, 29. 32is Main o' table in nizza shoViit"oTd”f ness College. On D ec. 26, 1918, section ew southeastern valleys this afternoon the astrology branch of the U. 1918, sections nnd possibly a few soulheas ifternoon was-preceded—tn-death-by--ri;ath-by- -stp-wrT-Bnrleyr—was-^tned—J25 -bi Ludge .s,-Geotogical Sutvey^-Likeuother friei Ehe was married to Albert Wil- gy, .se in thundershower activity is forecast t Wil- and evening. Some increa.se in thundei ftiretasi hu.sband in 1961. ■ b,by Burley Police Judge HollandHolland WillisW for spewing. _ „ . scientists. scie Shoemaker said he ij,g liam Haines at|Deadwood,, S.D. forfQ^ Tuesdayxui afternoon, stilltill mostly cover the mountains wilh a ^ i Wllh a Surviving are a son, RichardR ichard ^ willis for 'failure to) yield Lyss E. Harlow, 58. RouteIte 1 1,, ^yas ,^as astonished and impressed jff j They lived In South Dakotata for fewf^v/ i.solatedi.-i thundershowotswars likely over the lower valleys. ^ Perkins, Bowie. Md.; three , i P au l. v ;as fined 518 by Judge ^jy , ■’Bar'r^! right ol w ay. . ^ ' ■ i® by the Mariner 4 photographs, h. J several years and then movednoved SoutfSoutheastern Idaho will1 likely be a few degrees warmermcr thisIhis daughters, .„ Mrs. B6tty Barry, Willis for failure to yield right "Most,.j of us who are involved to Oregon. Two years ago' they afternoon.aflerno Temperatures are not expeexpected to change appreciably’reciably r.‘i“ york City, Mrs. Claire of way. ^ . in t moved Oakley where they througl utlook for Wednesday is fair with a S, t in the lunar and planetary 't sci- c ? Tiriic - r - to they through Tuesday. The outlook for ^ with a Bobinski, St. Augustine, Fla., f I f * Jo h n L. Ja m iso n , 16, Ro'i*® ences," enct Shoemaker said, “as- j„g havo resided since. She taughtaught chance of thundershowers1 over the mmountains of Easlernn Idaho. , ^rs. E. J. (Gaila) ■3Cough- Rites Honor 1, H eyburn, w as fined J5 by 5 ‘nTi‘'ntroduce"d=Tr^^.";^|'|^ school for several years and gt ® oy sumed that craters had been cha In general conditions will/ill be favorablefavor to proceed withath har- Murtaugh; two brothers, _ Judge Willis for failure to stop formed (orn on Mars by the impact Charles („ b Ratcliffe talking to dVn; was head matron ut the Oregon vesting ough afternoon showers may cause w ’ pact In business office . , ArH regon vesting operations, although aftern y cause Martin Wyndon Cranney, Oak- fl before entering highway. of of asteroids.b But we didn’t ex- heai Slate Training School. delays in,a few areas particularlyarticularly rnear the mountains.-,. Winds an(j Leslie Cranney,r Cali- s M. Endow &Norman—L. Larsen, 18. loOO . ex- heard; “Everybody telU y light except In tho shower areas, . ^ pect to see these impact fea- haven’thavi a thing to worry aC t.’ Surviving are her hu.sband;band; should continue generalyy light cxce areas, fomia; a half-brother, Monroe MALTA—Funeral servicesces for Yale.Y; Burley, was fined S13 by (yres (^^e so clearly. warmer in western valleys and slightly J. ------thrrn sons. Clovce W. Haaines« nes. Y&sterdayYestt was ft little warmer m v» slightly Q Cranney; four sisters,s. Mrs. Michael Seiji re held Judge Willis for speeding. ‘■It ..j was generally believed, t j Oakley; Howard K. Halines, nes. cooler in ilie cast: AHernoonlOon readmjreadings—were-mestly in-the-&Qs_-^he SOs. — Munk;^— R o c k la n d ;- ^ J to ^ -p, ith n d is t------, ~ ___ ,beci hAf niisp of observed dust sti>rros 131 Lake and 76 at Idaho FaJJ.s. Kexhurg ^ >rms Breakfast Cl^l)_ Tooele. Utah, and Johnn E. rangingranginf from 75 at Bear Lake and 7 Rexburg Briggs and Mrs.I. Cleo q Church with Rev. Paul Ludlow ^ on Mars, that the craters there' t j Haines, Minneapolis, Minn.;.; her and AberdeenAb to 97 at Ontario,ario, with EiEmmett, Parma and WendellW^dell Hinckley, both Salt Lake■e City, officiating. „f Ludlow ^ I.0 j,0 g 0 jj,U a h o Zu 1 0 would be largely obscuredi^ b by y IK mother, Mrs. Mary M. Stowers,wers, reachinreaching the low 90s. and Mrs. Clair McCurdy,f. Long Meditation music was played O eroserosion and deposition. But Hearsa Hospital Oakley; ono broiher, Robert■obert i.astLast night was cBoler Inf» Magic Vall Valley and all of Southeasternheastern peach, Calif.: a half-sister,:r, Mrs. M rs. [jy ]yirg D orothy U scola. the £ these effects, resulting from Stowers, Sacramento, • Calif..:alif-. Idaho.idaKo. Early morning lowss ranged frtfrom the middle 40s in parts SptHelen f'--'' Burnham, andmd ten oj.obituary was given by George ^GOP Units transportation US cf dust in From the Administrator g I and three sisters, Mrs. Ruth of SoutheasternSoul Idaho andI CCamas am as PraPrairie tn the low 60s at Boise grandchildren. . . ,. SIShlozawa and Marilyn Sanada a- • 1 Mar Martian atmosphere, are ap- BURLEY - Thomas Harri, Sagers and Mrs. M argaret»ret and MMountain Home. No0 measurabmeasurable rain was reportedned al- “ i-uneral... s.rvice.s will be held ^aj^ solojst, accompanied tiy A parently much less than ex- rley and Pocatello. - at 2 p.m. Wednesdav at Mur- q Hunter, both Oakley, and Mrs. though traces fell at Burley and Po “ It ,Mur- Daryl Cole. Speakers were Riiel Attemptr. Link p-pected." during the the breakfast meeiins. ii Hrfzel W illard, Acequla, andnd 13 ------taugh LDS Church with Bishop Barker.g, Hero Shiosakl and iniinc Shoemaker said it Is morenore ‘’’® Credit Women's BreauJ jreat- FIVE-DAY FORI Herbert Thorne officating. Final q , Lwere BOISE (UPI) - Two youngk grandchildren und ono great­ :-DAY FORECAST 3 . Filial George Sumlda. Telegrams w^re likely that the obvious cratersIters “*• Rational Hotel ' y* a strooK pressure ridge willI bcbe pre- rate.s will be held a£ Sunset Me- nd ac- Republican leaders from Ore- grandchild. DurinDuring Ihe next five day* a strong set Me- Jack Hirai and ac- ic m on Mars are younger—perhapshaps ^5 - ^.., administ'rjto, Funeral services will be con- dominantdomina over Iho Western•n stales.stales ThThe surface pressurer pattern morial Park. . . krknowledgement by Masa Tsuka-T«ukt gcKO" attended a YR picnic in on i unar j j .^®jnorial Hospiui Boise Sunday in an attemptDt to one-one-tenth the age of their lunar ducted at 1 p.m. T hursdayjy in will bo characterlied by a deep low in the Gulf ot Alaskaiska nnd pFriends may call at wniie White ^rnoto. . , Re- counterparts,” ,aland Minidoka Memorial Hospi the Oakley LDS Stake House^ouse low pr«pressure over the desert^»ert southwestsouthw and Northern Mexico, moiMotuary Chapel until 1010 a.m. Pallbearers were Larryrv Fll-Ell- improve relations between Re- tal. H e outlined problems i., with Bishop Donald Clarkk of-ot- while |pressure will be relatively hihigh over Western Canada WeiWednesday and nt Murtaughurtaugh j 1 m m y-iPaskett, Brad ptpublicans In Oregon and Idaho.iaho. ~ 7 „ bot^both hospitals and told the ficiating. Final riles will be Inin and mtmuch of Ihe Pacific Northwest. Northwest, With this patlern wc maym ay lD;l DS Church from 11 a.m.I.m. loto Ken Yamashlta. David About 22 persons from YR g roup of som e fulure plans (0, I Oakley Cemetery. Friends may expect sunny dry weatherr for most t of Southey Idaho Ihrough 1:30]; 3 t p.m. Wednesday. Siimida, Cary Shiosakl, Alan c*clubs in Boise, Salmon, Moun- HEndj J to Gulf S'the Cassia Memorial Hospiu{ I call nt Payno Mortuary Wednes-dnes- (his|h& w*week. . . „ Briggs and Larry Little. ■ J?tain Home, Fairfield, Canyon it was announced that th» I____ day afternDon_and_evenlng.^nn(luatld ^rmBMBtaresLJEuM^y Temp Ihrougjj,- Saturday will average 2 tolo ~~— ------^ ®'Ushers were Jerry Hlral.. . 1 HI-HI-; Countyp and Coeur d’Alene at- W f Credit Women’s Breakfast Oub ive^nd -tended-the-affait-at-tl^-Jiim t Q I I at the place of service ono hhour'I o u r T d degn e S r c e s above norm tfP TIn n Ihefne iOUlisouthwestcnrvalleyjr-nt-Idaho—§4- s^iThouverMsa Itsuo Jnouye^nd ‘e E Strike Urged____ jjf_Burley_i¥iU_hasL-tho-btMk, a n5Tid»f South- E le c tr o c u tio n -J-, of Miss Barbara L. McKenzie. I prior to the services. and Ca Cama* Prairie and 1 lo i 4 degreesdegm below normal In South- Tsuyoshi Inouye. Mrs JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AI P)- fa st m eeting Sept. 12, durici _____Idaho and In Magic Valley letei Valley temperatures should average (((Continued from Page One) T arrv Honored guests we^ Mrs. P------. ------ea.stern ____ ^ r.rctchen Malarkey Paulsen.lisen. PresPresident Johnson called today^av Southern Idaho Consume near normal. Tem^raiiiresfg< wHh rlM m Utll rt "rf interrupted by strikes since 1 Prairie. In Southeastern Idahoho scat- -Williamson■mn' and Cartee are m , — Mrs^-Stanfi^^ e are Mountain View Cemetery,-Poca-,J>oca- P°«‘“"gjionsP' between YR’s'nts in P'^P'*“l of “ illness. rnimentary effort toward electmgcting ^ ^Willard WIrtz. atior §urlig u errillas In South Viet Nam thews. A double mixed quartet froiTi She was born Nov. 6, 1SS5,18S5, In rRepublicans , to office. _ • during the 24-hour period eml. *Hal TEMPERATURE■E AND PRECIPITATIONPt " I'1945.m” He was graduatedi from sang two selections and Hal 1960 ■^win Fnlls, and m a rrie d Bethel "This■ is one of thc principal ing at 6 a.m.. spokesmen said. nche Weather at 6 a-tn. CST.. Highest tetemperature Sunday., lowest lowest LLev ew iston H igh School in 1960. _ Matthews and Mrs. Blanche Weath . Pratt Deaton in 1938. in I-'ocntello.Ilo. He rereasons why we Invited TARS I The pilots reported more than Bray sang a duet. Accompanistsnists temperaturetempera last 12 hours,, prccipilatiiprecipitation for 24 hours endingiding at HeH married Kay Lynn Pratt 11 Tour Planned by on A pril 8, 1961. a t Lewiston....iicfnn preceded her in death. Shee came (-reen-aEO/-r Republicans) from ^ ■ 'J 200 buildings destroyed and 15 _____were Mrs. Poulton and Mrs.n. J. 6 a.m. k ------03 7333 - They moved to .Buhl, in March. J’ throughout the northwe^ern Historical I J . Unit o thers dam aged, he added. . Alb.»». N. Y. ______8» > L«). A hkcIw ------WJ 6..J ■ 1962, w h ere he Was em ployed anJ t Survivors include onos Kon,son, states to our summer TAR F o u r U.S. Navy Skyraidtrj Invocation was given by ilSSXini I LouUvill*______TO Jack Wells. Pocatello; five Twin Falls Historical Society•lety from the carrier Orlskany, sujk 1 6 Albertson-Dickard F u n e ra l . camp Aug. 22-28." Tw Ralph W. Palm er. O bituary w as Am.riiio I Airmphlt ^ ------yj 7ft AJh daughters, Mrs. Tim Rice,:e. Ru------will iday ported by three Skyhawks, hit W“» j^^ll'l”. ' ‘S ^ Ml.n,rMiami llta c h ______h.-, "2 » Home. ' In Mftrch, I9G4. he went will have a field trip Sunday POrt given by Bishop Clark. Speak-•eak- it}'” '!'* - *0 10 ,50 MidUn 1 0 ♦ «^ pert. Mrs. Gordon Wilson, M<^. » ,80 MldUn. . Tm, j:______m f,HJs J n to ^* ^ Los Angeles for mortuary y which will include the old Com-'om- ' ^nh military barracks ' ers were Wilford W. Sagers and uiiiino ------_ z r z z jo ;i mii-.;Mllwauke* ______n f,5 tO J- C. Wilson and M rs.'• Sam Bible K Classes SSmunity Church at Fairfield and about abou 80 miles inside North V'ltt Lewis R. Critchfield, and Floyd “ I""'"*?’' MpU.'S't. r«ul _____ Ht 1,71.7 .02.0 2 schooling <;rh and was graduated“ Bentley, all Pocatcllo. and Mrs. ~ _ of Nam, spokesmen reported, and ;>°ya I .-2 "* New '; Orl^^an.______i>H -j i from California College of Mor- jg lhe site of Old Soldier. A lour of "am Olsen gave the benediction.«. solton”Bcton —------; ; ;• • |N*wH York ...... HI 71 froi "locc James Duiing, Los Angeles,;s, and ggt S ftt FilC f mtnimining districts near Fairfieldfield pilots said eight buildinjr , Pallbearers were Deo Martin, Brown.Yii I .10 North lNatt«______5t7 7 tuary [yg Science in March. 1965.■ J j j grandchildren >>nd 37 great- were destroyed. i Okliihomm C ity _____ H4 fiH ,01 li great- piLER — The First Baptistptist also will be made. Glen Martin. Wayne Martin,H i ■ b S*."’ ^ z z i z : «* O'-'**’” <"< .o> Ho then returned to BuhlM and grandchildren. „ ’ N ine A4 Skyhawks and six Al I Omsh« . —______ez .i,.. Church will conduct Vacationation xhThe public is Invited to attend j^yr > rhiuii«)phia ___ __ hH 7^5 2 has has been associated withitti Al-At- Funeral arrangements aVe t^nd Skyraiders from the Oriskiny Bob Rouse, Carl Stanger, cji.p.r .. — - - ? - • ’ Bible School from 9 a.m. lo J;30 jj,e Charlie Stanger, Pharls Stanger, f Pbo«nU ------10:1 /*!)»» berlson-Dickard hf»r Funeral Home, pgpending nt Walk Mortuary. J;30 the tours. Persons attendingding and 1the carrier Coral Sea pouaJ- i rituburvH ------tirt He , was a member of thele LLew- e w - ______p.i pm. Monday through Friday,■ay- shoushould bring own picnic lunch ed t£ Chuck Stanger and David Stan- I rortUnd. M».______h,: f,7 inch ed targets in North Viet Nimla f ger, all grandsons. chic.m t Porc}«nd. t>r*. —____ hS R!»lia iston istC Orchards Community Con- _ Mrs. Gene Kovar will bee lri*” gndand meet ar Fairfield Park^ at a series ^ of missions, • H a l a l i t h ______yO 7;i'■ * gregaliunal oro Church and thehe Buhl Ii fk¥lQ charge and Diane Ransom willwin 9 g ga.m. Sunday. To reach the Elsewhere, El; 10th graf 131 Floral arrangements were c!«ir."n*d t Hapfil Cllf ------77 fi:i .06Jaycees-. h ^Boise Team Copsr serve as secretary. A nursery■sery park p ark , e n te r F airfield and go to- I under tho direction of Mrs. ^lumbw » H «no ------5 7 J a j I Richmond______91 70ro Surviving, C beslde.s his widow, JS rin m will bc available for teachersliers’ ^arcwards Soldier Mountain for four ^ Desma Poulton, Mrs. Phyllis > St. LotiU , ______t»rt i j are a son, Delmar Martinn'^sIZ: 'Skar- State Swim Crown |children. blocks bloci north. The park is of '71the Orion V f S. Butler ■ Clark and Mr*. Kerma Crltch-Itch- gD.troit f tJ f t J- - Z Z I Z I I .T ««I Salt -s.it L«k« L City _____ 87 f,s> — Thc Judi Smith and Janet Patter- west fii>1H Duluth — L San Antonio ______Ct; I'i et; his parents. Rev. andid Mrs. I NAMPA, Idaho (AP) — The itter- west side of the road. ¥ 1 / Kl Vmso ------—- - l l 10) SSan : : « ______H4 71"I C'.m Cieorge H. Skaret, Kingsburg.gsburg, Be Boise YMCA took its second second son soi will be nursery teachers: Luther Kontz will narrate th the e Honored -1-1.1 at Rites Final rites were held In Oak- F»r»e> _ » >-■ 8 at» Frani'Uci) ______61 ISSJj Calif.; a brother, Wayne/ne E. E. st> straight state swimming cham- cham- Mrs. Mi Price Holloway. Mrs. Vir- I ,0& St. St*. M arU______7 4 r> CqI X‘r- history of the various sites5 to KIM KI BERLY — Funeral stt- ley Cemetery. Dedicatory pray-P r S y i ------laternal pionship Sunday winning every g]l gU Andrews. Dorinda Dunlap ^ ' li l lf ------8 1 r,'jr.-i Ska Skaret, Kingsburg: his paternal P}' "*“P be visited. , vices vice; for Orion S. Butler wtra er waa given by Albert Mc- H„vXn“ I ,iO Sht«vetw>rt______7 3 1 Mrs. division except the senior men's, andan Kathy McCandless, kinder- J’ grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ‘1'' >der- ______cond conduct^ Monday at Whita IntOSh. Indl.n.po * .S(K)kane------87 fia ^ ra mmers garten; Mrs. James Corbett, J«ck»on.J.ck»on. M l^ ------0’ ! -‘“S Tampa-Sl, • Prbjr, ____ 8 <» 719 9 MarlinNta H. Skaret, Poynette,lynette. University of Idaho swimmers ga bctt. ' Y Mortuary Mon Chapcl with Rev. .71 Tuc»on ______Oi 7 j u/ic senior Mrs. Joseph Miller, Patricia ' ' ' JacluonvilJ.cli.on.111. ------»* '}, -’i Wis,, and maternal grandpar-andpar- fnfrom Moscow won the senior Mi MMartin an Torrence officiating. K .m u C ity ------"J li .2 2 W**hlnBtnn______,>.l -r, ;h Ida- Fields and Margaret Schwei.s- Loren Kraus Is L*. ______01 I ,\1.1 1 WltMt wichlt* _ SJ r,'.»r!\ ..11 1 1 ' onts, Rev, and Mrs. D. R. Mil- men’smi division even though Ida- Fii Julie Anderson was soloistj Some temperature extremesernes from within the contiguousntiguous Icr. Ier. Lewiston. ho State University swimmersmmers sirsing, primary: Mrs. Virgil M g > and Mrs. Frank Fonda was orf Magic Valley be con- from Pocatello look all thele first first Wright, Wi Rev. Frank Schweissingi^ Paid Last Rites an^d“ ._ •' United States;! Sunday high1 108103 aat t Blythe,Blyl Calif. M onday morning m orning FFuneral services will be con- fn 'S'nS , gam:ganist. low ■la ac Butte, Mont. dueducted at 2 p.m. Thursdayday at ph places. Moscow won with aa massmass and an Delores Butts, junior. BlBURLEY — Funeral servicesices ® Active pallbearers were Ray 1 y Chapel, of second, third and fourth1 tRols. tpols. —------for I ^ unerais ~ ■— BreBrower-Wann Memorial Chapcl. of for Lorens Kraus were held ®a‘:Sat- j^^on(m ond Butler, A. H. Baisch, . Alaska. Hawaii and Canada ll.ewiston,4 ?v l^st rites will be held Ths Boise Y won with 1,023 C urday at Paul Congregationalonal Rogerj^ogi Collins, Ted Homan, Pet* ,** BUHL — Funeral .services for ’ o'tS S tudy Projects, a.m r: Mrs. Myrtle Gfbbs. former BuhlBuhl Weath Weather at -I a.m. PST. Highest temperaturetern ycsi ii;ay, lowest in MemorialI Gardens Cemetery,Tietery, po points, far ahead cf any other Church with Rev.‘ Edwin Huberjb e r yjomH om an and Charles Homan. at 2 temperature last 12 hours,rs, precipitaprecipitation for ’2-1 houi-si ended LevLewistnn. teiteam. Boise won th? champion- A - . officiating. Ho II resident, will be conducted at 2 tempera T r"'A re A ssigned ' ' °'p- Honorary pallbearers [• p.m. Tuesday in the Buhl LDSI DS < 4 n n.m. m. PST. FriendsF may call at the Al- sh ship in the same pool in 1964. ^ Prelude and postlude w was as DDr. r. V.' Ellis Knight, W. T. WU- Church by BLshop H. L, Schaal.^aaL -ai«tion u o . ______V ... mi„.>. Pep.Pcp. Sl.tlons ,.. io„ M.,. Vin.Min. Top. Top, her bertson-Dickard Funeral H Home, o m e , ------] BOISE (AP) — The IdahoIaho play played by Dyane Kraus. Augustgust liams,uam Sr.. Walt Slaughter Sr., ‘ Wlunl,,«, ------Hi BH Buhl, IJ , from 9 a m. to 8 p.m. T Concluding rites will bo heldd at E.)monto.------H 55 ■ i'-""’'V.noo.ivrr______7,1 “ UI L a Legislative Council announcediced ManMartsch, Elmer Fetzer, Rheinyeiny MMari arion Clements, WiUiam U t^ thfl B uhl Cemetery. M.mtiW ' Anch..r*B«______Rl T Tuc uesday, * " LLogan Will Fightg m Hf.Monday members the last Marl Martsch and Gottlieb BollingerIger jey,ley, William Kinsley, A. t- [ - • • KairL'juiks ______f.7 r.o :,<» .“■'I ,epartment.It alsoalso,''’ ■ ■‘‘'a''* when he scoredscoreq p{j.j^tah, ‘ .was . designated chair-lair- •« ’ call at Payne Mortuary Wed- provulos lifetime Secret Service’^ Service;^ technical knockout overr John mark group.oup. COIN IS FOUND r.dl presi- Davey. Los Angeles. :' ne-sday aficrnoon and evening J.TJ illey H ospitals proteciinn £ for former presi- ^ ------■ BE an twi.. tv, §« Magic Valley dents, unless this is declined, BERLIN (AP)—When did an ««>. A dm itted mer Presidents Dwight d D.“ e Ei-?- McKinley ScoresC S Self-styled General Nicolas Plen- East .III Admitted senhower ^^5 and Harrv S. Truman. Men- E a st G erm an v etcrin ariarts *" MURTAUGH — Funeral s®>‘- ser- Oona]tJonald Gassert. Guy Miller, if ga of the Congo rebel army was fount cha*rd C harles A. S trohm eyer,;r, Rob-Rnb------^------rum an victory T 111 Mcct % was found an Indian coin in th** I I viccs /or Mrs, Fav C. Perkinsrkins Y/ilson Hinton a n d R ichard pj.( £ placed under house arrest herehere stomachstom of a cow they operated I ianips Pfuett. Mrs. .lameses D.Thl,Dahl. MEET PLANNED ! ,s B&B LOANS will be conducted at 2 V p.m. ™- Moore,^joore all Jerome; Mrs. Janies i SOUTHAMPTON, N Y. (UPI) (U PI) SundaySut and oucstioned about: his on inir Gera. Thuringia, accorci- Wednesday at Murtauph IDS Qrown.jjrown Boise; Mrs. Ruth, Sut-• Mrs.'^''* The occasion is the, fourthh anni-1anni-|Mc Meadow Club Invitational grass , Jl , will bc held nt Sunset Memorial ' Richard J. Clark, El.ilne^’'" grass ' P Park. Friends may call at White Rvchfield. ' Pounc ixininc Qf (hg Alliance~e for coicourt tournament Sundayly by ■■ A Pounds. Mrs. George , Fleet- pP ro g ress. be, K^iTOary-Chapcl im tiHft «rm.».nv Dlsmls.sed wood lall and: ------—------^ beating Gene Scott of St. James,lam es, ------*1 I •: Wednesday and at Murtaugh Dick>Mnthcws. , Charles Davis ■ Thomas Hall and ------— N.Y.. 3-6, 6-3, 8-6, ]0-8, t, Je- I'",® ‘'I'lfgaret Miller, allill Twin ^ [{pyhurn. nnd Mrs. Ralph Grif- j > LDS Church from 11 a.m. to 'I;30 and j Mrs. Donald ThibauU, Je- h Grif- jj McKinley's first mmajor ajor rome; Donald Sandv. Shoshone;hone; ‘^“"s; Dorothy Annettee John- John-!{,„ fin Rupert • : p-">- 'ndell Ray Barron-on and;andj D ism issed victory since hc went into semi- M rs. VV.ilicr W ilcox. W endell, ,,, retirement last October. and Mrs, James Brown, Boise.Boise' Williamson, all Buhl,uhl, andandi George Stevens. Allen ~ II $63^ Stolen - d Nu Births Mrs. Marvin Aslett. Jerome,^nie, virV.in Meter. Nirs, Burke Scholer "* G A son ■ft-as horn to Mr and DlsmU.sed arrfard Thomas W.ike. all Burley; y o u r a u t h o r i z e d Mrs. Casev Nettles, Twin Palls. Falls. AlbertAlh G. Benoit, Melhourn'lelhourn'Alvin (Iraves and Darlene 11 By Two Bandits ^ ADMIRAL DEAIER SAN FR.-\NCISCO (U Pl)> — ' ------DallirDalling, Mrs. Dean .\Tason,nn Wll-' Hevburn, and ' — -hard I '■ Dre^.e Hali. Ruren. Q T H Two b.Tinlils Monday held up ISIinidoka M em oriallai ter mMildon and Mrs. Richard J ' IS THE QU k I an armed guard in a crowded"v^th iMlI Admitted Clark, Clark all Twin Falls; Mrs.W. Rob-' , Bi'-'hs QUALITY SERVICEVICE- B' Safeway Store and escapcd with Nicl- ert Jensen. Murtaugh. andnd Mrs.'Mrs I r_ andnnd CAMERA CENTER s. Ron Fagg. Mrs. Harold Niel-,^’'^ ^ "iMr'i. Ralph Cinffm. Rupert. ^ 9 $63,000 in weekend receipts.arm- son. Ron Mrs.1 Richard Fuller, llcne llcne, 1 Lafrv L-arry .McKay, Kimberly. , Mr< S The robbers, one of them arm- son. Mi ILI i t costs n o mc istol, McCall and Shannon Rose, all." Births r“ 0 MORE TO HAVE TJTHE FINE^! 1 ed with a .■4,'i automatic pistol,omis McCall Rupert' Mary Lopez. Minidoka. I ^wi idoka, J } * ’^ » were born to Ntr. FUNERALJERAL PPRICES: S150 - $ 2 5 0 - $ 3 i ; ------to o k _ th e_ m o n ey from _ JjMu nysarS aiia^ChaiTen^'TV'ilSOTl.R u p e rt' S a ir L ak c-an d S 3 - $ 3 1 5 - and Mrs. Tames XTam and n' -tott ______^ 3 9 S - - J ^ Armored Car Service GuarJr he Cily. an^Ch. was ------1 REMEMBER!! aand n d upu p . - ___ . ___JRoy 51, ju s t ,a f te r he City. was born lo Mr. andid Mrs.M rs. . 1 the DUmUsed Georf ,1 Twin- ■ ■ - /X/, pk:ked up the receipts fromn the to .Mrs. Joe Lujan and son., Oak- paUj ncctwood. all Twin* ' 'H store cashier to take thera to .Mrs. * , f* a 11 s. : e V B • « bank. ley; L Lu.\nn Dockstader and I WHITE Doufila.s Dock,stader, both1 Ru- . , B ------Douglas C E N T E R pert; Mrs. Joe Maxfield^ and *■Cassia Memoriall a l I' R - ESCAPE TRIED East daughter,pert; ,N Paul, and Mrs. Verla ^ BERLIN (AP>—A young E ast daughte Verla Admitted *'The" T i Chape! by tha Park’*- thc Burk, Burley. JeaJeannie Brown and Teded Rod-Bod- W edj., Aug. ISth -r^J rk ’* German trying to swim thc Burk, E 18tli -^Ni>(Mi to 2-p.m. V - 136 Spree River to West Berlin Sun­Sun- Births ‘ ily,Ily, b both Burlev; William Bar- 136 4th AVL EAST-TWIN FALLSUIS and A son was born to Mr. and j rett. , day night was spotted and A son . and, rett. Albion; Mrs. GonzaloZntco Riro IMPERIAL\L 40040( MOTEL 1 PHONE 733-6600 inlled aboard an East German■man Mrs. HaroldV Nielson andno a and Mrs. Ijiwerenco M McC.tll cCall. S m a i n olice daughter was born to Mr. and both 1 T W IN FALLS i - iiirBv rMvrrart-iMvrrxTWrt N'ATIQMAII lk.!ORTl patrol boat. West Berlin police daughte ■ Declo;, William Bradshaw.'adshnw, “If hevarlng Is your problem•roblem Be:Beltoneg; Is your answex.'* ttp o r te ^ Mrs, RjRichard Fuller, aJI Rupert.upert. MurtaMuruugh: Mrs. Mary Sampsonim pson, i ,

i , I' Red Takeover mpanied by Mrs. Jean Mat- Monday, Aug. 1 isr 1965'- J K ing Plans ServicServices Honor sr"'"’' Twinin Falls TTim es-N ew s 3 ■ Pallbearers were EdGIorfleld.------Clyde Arbogast . Slyd rc Clevenger. K John Blank- Cilorfield.rfield. Mrs.Mr Edith Clevenger. , 1 Viet Nam l i a Visit to -BURLEY„-7r_.t-uneral scrv.Ices ship.p. . Kca Penniiifiton. Jack Mrs.i. Mary PenningtonP and Mrs, V'.'V t|4v ' I foror Clyde Stuart ..VrlHigiVst were Straussauss and I’erry Wheyland __>- £thellel CanneCannell. -- .- ig-pon3ered^______ield F rid a y in the ^!^.•Culloch l-lowersi-lowers wiwere arranged urtder ' I'lnalInal ritesrite were held Itl J B i Q t ( ^ t y ------l''inicnrf-Home-GI»tn>el-with-Revr -the—direc+loi»—direc+lon—of —M rs^ElvcjjlPlca>iant—at;ant—ViewV ic Cc mcten^’, ------I H B i W.arre.!> fl., Sechlcr. ojacjiiijng, , . i W 'ML\ML.J lU.^ (AW—Dr. Mar- Hal Matthews was soloist. ms war veterans-)!^ — tin Luihef-'K-ttv^fleNy-ttr-Mmmi Mrs. —P Paul a^ Zillner played a vio- Science Shrinksnks Vietnamese C om m unist from San Juan. Puerto Rico. lin solo l accompanied by Patty clartd Suwlay fh HM Monday and saul he would go ^ i'■^H S^atSSSw aBH l^B to Los Angeles to seek solutions Wilson. Mrs.M Blanche Bray and Slew Way Without3ut iSurgery ro the^siKKil prohloins w,^ieli he Hal Matthews'M an sang a duet ac- ’‘■"lea^t Asia to the Reds. said underlie the noting there. Veterans delegation from 'aMv, urs In l.os Angeles had asked / , h Vle^ Nam has l>een m eet- The Negro civil jighis leader StopStops Itch—RelieviSieves Pain planned lo spu^h thntt nufferer* made iSf Vet^'nffederatioh of the Miami A spoke'inuin said he CitV...... firstsl lime fii.-UMiceIH.-10 has found a new •stoni^hiti;;,)ni^hiii;; Atiilcnienls i»t like **PileS *‘more than likely” would con- He said Los Angeles auihon- healingrtlinff nub'tnnce.ub.tf w ith the aston- have« cfahpti ot'ahptl to to l>e a problem!" tinue Atlanta. (Ja . Monday tiesies ’’on” on thell whole haiulled the. i^hinu'nn>: nl.ilujnbiliiy to shrink homor- Thc‘h« Rforotuforot isii a now hrtdinjr auB» r.u. . W jo W communique they and then to I os Angelos wiihin situationliiuation tthe only way it could rhouin.oiiiii. »itke handled handled.” i»«inin—withoul — without *iirK«‘ry. * worlilorlil fainousfainou tfscarch institute.' •.cSTTmSHi^ts would” sooner — He-said law «jui iutler had- Xulu C4iic*i *fu*fw i whil® cently Thi-a■ hi A a.u.liaLinicti.a.u.liaLiiJ ia. n cw. _nvnHi«M .luvenile uhotel vvork(workers union is studying I m and antiques. Iindorsed L n t l O l i by authorities «^h^o'^'fes tried lo convmco Traveling trophys will be r two tecn-ateen-aficd boys Sunday ®a proposalproposa to m ak e tipping BURLEY PAINT & WALLPAPER, BurlayBurley BUHL HARDWARE ...... B u h l DON'S ...... c*~y I iwirded in club organizations that they should never steal mmandatory andatory in Mexico, as it is in f, tod commercial entries. Three CLARK'S FOR SHOPPING ...... OOakley akley MEYER BROTHERS...... G ooding TED'S CONOCOCO ...... Fairfield I oiiiio;^ Demos —and cerii certainly not (rom po- some som e EuroEuropean countries. f liorje drawn surreys will be ^ lice. ------(eitured this year which have COEUR COEUR D'ALENE. D’A Idaho ------RIDGEWRIDGEWAY'S ...... K(im im bberly e rly VAN ORMEN'S ...... Jerome LEMON HARDWAREDWARE ...... Richfield ,h«n restored to operating con- YoungDung Democrats Democr endor.sed the The youyouths, aged IS and TRTRY Y TIMETIMES-NEWS WANT ADS dition by Uwis Ottley. Elba. s^teate's s ,1,1 perper cent ce sales tax over 16. attemptedattemp to burglarize FXDRF O R P’ASTF A S T S E L L IN G R E S U L T S ______Judging of parade entries will e weekend weekend despitede protests the the Dallas police (property ...... ~ » ™ .iii.iTi ^ begin at 10 a.m. Thursday. Nel- moveove put put them them against at least section. section ion announced. Following the le Democratic Democrati candidate for The fatherfath of one turned judging the parade will travel >vernor. governor. the boys oi over lo police after SENDING'iDING WMONEY? PAYIhPAYING BlliSf * north on Overland Ave.. to A resolution endorsing< the tax he found two rifles, three SHOISHOP 9 A.M. oO m Stop D om V of TempeVM>V Ncm^NeM^ Mtin Street turning east to the passedissed after after aa two-hour North- shotguns, twoi pair of brass Cusia County F airg ro u n d s. Southluth debate debate at at the Young Dem- knuckles, s several knives and TO 9 P.M.; CUSTOM The kids parade will be held ocrats'rats' statestate convention.co The en- a transistortransisto radio in his sta­ USTOMER COIIVENIEIICEICE CENTERCl It 10 a.m. W ednesday, form ing dorsemirsement ent received rece heavy sup- tion wagonwagon. MON.-SAT; I Ch«ck•ck Cashing..Catll Monay Order*... . PdttalP d t t a l SiMTvIcat on Miller Avenue and Twelveth portirt from from the the South S and opposi- i.m. , r tp o ^“oi )n from the North. _ • T em ' Traveler! Cheque* - Gift CertificGtei Certificc f™"’ 'h e N ------JL ------SSUNDAY U N D NOON T ra v e l Pari-muhiel racin g w ill begin The T he issue Issue was wa; put to the con- ^ NOTARY PUBLICC YOUR STORI WITH MORI ATIT LOWEHLOWEST POSSIBU PRICES j Q It 1 p.m. Wednesday through ventionmtion by by the the resolutions com- 3 Climhers I YOUR TO 5 P.M. L _ _ Siturday. The rodeo will begin mittee.ittee, A A minority mine report from i T / ' OKRATED BT OAMBlUXOOMtABIUXOOMO, MC. " ■ * It 8 p.ni. Thursday through thee committee committee said the move Satt^y. The new fair queen wouldould place place the tt Democrats in ArelGlled ---- will be tnnounced Thursday favorvor of one candidatect for gov- T , evening during tho rodeo, stated ernornor and and against agai another. J.HIn Colorado V-4 O Ted Ktlsey, fair board chair- Both Both candidates Candida to which the jcdc-m i I the Clockk forf< thesee ASPEN. Colo. (UPI) — A Sh|optp iAround tli mao. reportport referredreferrec addressed the AbHtN. I Casli county 4-H- an d F F A conventioninvention Saturday—Sen. Sati Wil- mountain climber cli slipped on a mtmberj along with residents uamim Dee of Grangeville.Gn a sales mowfield snowfield onon South Maroon Peak HHIIII - began Sunday d e co ratin g fa ir taX x opponent, opponent, and a Sen. Cecil An- 1 H 1 milesm'les south soul of Aspen Sunday I booths getting ready for the drus■us of of Orofino. Orofin who supports and and he he and and two others roped opmlng day. An open class for e tax. the tax. :o him fell 1 . 0 0 0 feet to their Jeath. farm produce an d hom e eco- The convention convent also urged nomicj may be entered as long £)a|gale Higer Higer of of Emmett to be- A A fourthfourth manit survived. | as the items are listed in the comeime a a candidate candid: for president The The four four climbers,1 members i ...... ECIALI S ! I fiir premium book, announced of Y oung IRLY the Young Democrat Clubs ■)f of the the Los l.os Alamos, N. M.. I *HOUI s. [SPI} Glenn Bodily. C assia County America. A m erica Climbingriimbing Club,Clu were descending I Agent ______------theho snow snow field fic when the acci- I *** The flower show h eld In con- ,, -M** • dentlent occurred.occurrei / HURRYH U R R ^ Junction with the county fair K n ilt* IVl I Dr. Harold Whitcomb of As- vil! begin at 5 p.m. Wednesday our , Missing ” , ■>en, who was callcd to treati E AACH C H ITEMII 7 rith the flowers being entered ¥ T fo h H i' !^'"’su'"rv?vor:he survivor. William B. Mar- \ Jl the exhibition building. The Jtah Hunters Ait- ■r^ 1 /• ell. ^aidsaid MaiMartel! told him eitherl ' / iloors will be closed during the A 'i'p IT fkll he second man or the man next C ^ i LIMITEDLIMITI S ludging Wednesday evening, ac- Lre C r X ound W ll bate le .econd m TOOELE, Ulah fAP)-Four <> last slipped. All four were' -\. cording to Mrs. George Brady. TOOELE, t) •oped together. ^ f S ^ luperinfendent cf th a flower young3 ung hunters hunters missing over- roped togethi ' o ^ ^ o ihow. nightight in in remote rc Southern “They "They slipslipped off this snow- v • ———---- ■ Tooeleooele CountyCounty were found safe field'ield and thenthej rolled and. hump- ANNIVERSARY jnday. Sunday. *d 'I""'"down over a rocky decline ' MOSCOW (AP)—The Central The Tooele or I.OOO feet,” the doctor said. The Tooele Countv Sheriff's Uartell cf,*!?/,suffered only sprains Committee of the Soviet Com- officefice said said thcir tl truck had munist party sent congratula- -oken broken down down ahoul in miles,' ind bruises. _ W hitcomb said his o ;ondjtion vvas not serious. ^ ^ lions Sunday to the C om m unist solulh u th of nf Tim T im pe Junction in [arty of Cuba on it* 40th anni- skullcull Valley, Valiev a « popular rabbit The 'he dead were identified by ...., «rsary. Pravda reported. mting hunting area. area'. authnntiesluthorities a at Ixs Alamos as Dr, i'rank E. Pretzel. Dr. Her- • J ^ The hunters werfc Dennis Cur- I The hunter*; \ >crt F Ungnade and Dr Ro- ' * / SNAKE RIVER REPORT tis= .. 25. his IR-year-oldIR brother "e Lngi >ort Briggs Day. All were re- ' / ^ VO \ \ -Av -o \ ^ =” /X * L I Raymavmnnd, ond. Ran(Randall Cioff. 19. and x^rled to be . , employes at the •5. ? ^ / on Day, 26, all of Midvale “ Ai (;i:sT 13. lits J. S. government’s scientific . . . ts: ^ \ V« (Fwa rn«n» by Bure.u of R*c1*ra»- rn c y WCrC fOUl 1 7 ^ ' hey were found Sunday after- ,.,ho;.-,torlesaboratories at Los AliJmos. tioa. C»ol,>atc»,l Surrey, «nd nOOn)on bVby the Sheriff s Jeep ______

^ Officers saidsa the younp IWffl 1 .5 1 0 1 , 1 6 0 huntersinters were i reported missinp MUSIC ] /•/ R».r.oir Sundayinday mmorninR ornii when ^Ioff■'^ ► FOR 4 '.Ublrl 1 06« OOO* _^.u^_ FOR ALL AGES ' ^ Pirk R«» iu2 .iB'»* rnothof,other, Mrs. Arliss H. (ioff. Organ Org.n oror Piano L«*»oni ^ "" ^ ------io.iio(» 2 1 1 0 ’ Midvale,idvale, said CGoff hadn’t shown In complare comi privacy. N O c T H E S E S l .,-- up-i 10 to teach a Sunday School Traniposiflon, Tr*nipo»jfic Chord Thtory *«hiud Pfnp Ug (Id class.ass. • *nd nd improviiing. I *a*nftn J'.i;, «« ^ rm / PRICES P R II GOOD \ Mrs. Goff said they left Satur- ■*- 1 / : l!«tr.oir 1,111,000* . J f " " 1 1 .( .0 0 1 7 3 0 d aly y night in DrDay's pickup truck J «F . • HU.L J . r7>\ ------J WWEDNESDAY E | ______K S r V id were to ^ drive south from PHONEphON 733-45«2 * cull Canyon to Look Point, lj— — ■■■ ® : - * ------' I.MO ia»o C anyon ( A U G U S T 1 8 S. s ■ ------O Door MirroMirror I AU ------' s I^econfer 'i • - - • 16x56k56 inch SizeS ^O N I Y ! L ^ { • Wood Frame / w / ' 1 • Reg. 3.39 c^''p II] >11 a a ll r*T\ i 5 0 > V*-' ' / L ‘ ' S ' Bl.rkfrat to 2.S10 C ^ \ \ s Cut o'f Octolxr . • % i \ y W J

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1' ...... — ------■ . - _ _ _ , ^^YLOR'SVIE'S VIEWS ON Monday, Aug. 16, 1965 ^i NATIONAL ^ Sa1Saturday Night!ight Every N ightif iMii the^eek 4 Twin Fallt Tlm«»-New« ______■ 'X'W WHIRLIGIG WORLD,D NEWS By HENkYClIY J.J . ITAYLOR* ____ Bv ANDREW TUIXY ^ ------______U l ------WASHINGTON—Communist Ching has Inliu^ ------______:______:ssn ZURICH -- Good news leaks *30 4 H | | | | | B . out olof the KremlfiC . he^ 1 duceduced Ia “secret weapon" Into the Viet Nam - ...... ,w a r. It is hero in of a superior ■ While Whi our . gold reserve hits mUIlonmill available for^*l* A eoiuolIiUtlaa ot r«V •, 1*U, ot tb« IiUbo Eranloc another new lt>w, Swisswlss hardhart currencies abro^ i* TImaa aaUbUabad U IM t »nd Mm T«la Falla Nawa i quality, which is being shipped tmoth fj-ytar «atablUh*4 Ib IMt. Y. T" Q U M p ‘ into South' Viet Nam for sale aC expertsexper on world gold — and(md they also find that Russia', ^ l>ubll«b«4 iallT and SuniUy af 119 Saeond Str».t W«t. B--- cut-rate prices to both ^uth there'rethere' noheg||H||HH|BM^^ sa sale le s in Zurich. London Twin FalU. Idaho. b» tha Tlmaa-Mawa J*ublUhln» coin- * ^ Vietnamese and American better — ■ AnuAmsterdam, etc.. havi^ panr. Inc. M l - .. - JAKEDHOW JACK MUU.OWNEY RM W W V Iroops. cate that theH R B ^^HH muchmuc larger than that Th*^ Praaldant ‘ 1-nbll.h.r H f j According to officials here, U. S. s: R. ■ ■ fere feren ce could only come At. WESTEnOBEM LOWKXDICK WILEr DODDS the drug Is distributed- to , having havln a goldH M |Q ^B^1 ^ the Kremlin gold reserve ^ Bualoaa Maoasar Manli«tn« Er AdvartliiDx Manaxar ■ ■ n i|n | various communist Vet Cong m ' " 8 r I ' A ^tki} problem,probli too.^B ^B Hr j(| a .Tr T he disastrous 1963 hirvM DALE THOMPSON PAUL STANDLEY installations, where it is putput •# . Kil \ K k .11 T h e KremlinalonM alone called for almost TS Compoalnx Koom Manacar Praaa Room Uanaiar ^H < aa|| an* I BH I I ^ All notlcaa ranalrad br law or br otdar of cuurt of B S jK ^■into circulation by civilian ■ I treasurytreasi is n nonHon worth of grain fro^ eompaunt juriadlctloa to, ba publUbad wacklr "III “ ■ I J salesmen operating on fat com- ■ I. cottagecottaf fllled H ^ M B ^ l worlworld markets. Russia boi2 DubUabad la tha Tburad«r laaua o( thla panar purauant lo missions. a \>i withw i t h secret^^lP ^'Br M 159“9 m illion bushels of ^~SieT'tB^r~:s^a-Ca Andra T»iir Their assignment ts to get It Vti EnUr^iJ m« ••eoad cUm m*II nwitUT ApHJ J*. 39Jf, •J \ " ’ 1 ------nnooki o o k S r-b u t_ th is^ ^ H |K ^ £ ^M H ^ for 1964 delivery.--^ |b« po«taffie« la Twin Fall*. l(Uho. and«r ih« Mt «i fntOUo tnCthe hands of bar. restaurant and night club V one has been^^^B-'.v^H sh ^he eT iad to buy 300,OOQ ton, 3 Uarch 8, 1871. OpCratOlperators patronized by South Vietnamese and' . penetipenetrated. , . ™ year to fill her cZmiL’S^ OfflcU) City and Cotinty N*wip«p«r AmCriCJjTierican forces. Bar girls, whose capital Is lim- These'n ie author- "tviiotrkar to IEgypt. ’That touched S ? bubscription rates ited.ed. ariare offered the merchandise on a consign- itles now estimate Russia's an- rectirectly. too. " “• Br Carriar—On* month $1.S0; ihr** montha t<.BO; atx mlent ent b"«<:hlne tooli plus product going into private pockets, . • a the rece a large capital of moral author-ir- Aa similar protest against pro- ritual rin - '"'^^'on to the Soviet Union, WEAPON IN KOREA—During: the Koreanan my desk enroute to the waste- jty_ity, anda, they are obliged to bet>e testing test too much was lodged■ed and c a prayer, but must not in- ■pj socialist public bodies channel it to meet WEAP M. volve repeating the marriageiaee government hai ar. heroin salesmen swarmed into South,th basket wwas a report on charcoal Jts’wiits wise stewards. e'arller e'ar by Msgr. Daniel M. volve \nct- sharply boosted the price it wiD the needs of the people-for medical ser- Warjrea h to sell their product "for political pur-ir- m aking. ,V ““The Th more often they march.h. Cantwell,Can chaplain of the Catho-ho- vows. And it must be conduct- ca- ed In a private home ratherth er ' “ '■ citizens’ gold rings aal -ViccsTforexampfe. ses.” American GI's and United Nationsns “The The rage for outdoor cook-(ho picket or sign petitions, the lessss lie Interracial I Council of Chica- oth er objects. The campaign li jops bought the stuff for from JID tp J2Q a Inging has helpedI revive one of thej. Pbitlngly . effective becomes theiie go go and i a veteran of the Selma•na than in a church. ' Evidently, Siilc would have tis believe troops h ,d. w orld's oldest Industries,” it ° ^ being pressed in the speciil th at those taxes we have been paying a s grarn,am, a rate of roughly J4.500 to *9.000 a pound, world s message of .tfielr cloth. march. mai He questioned whetherier The concessions fell consider-laer- Mmqs oscow store set up to sell for- hen UN troops captured the North Koreanan said. "Man W probably learned to ___ ably short of what Protestantitani elgners gign precious jewelry, nn individuals and corporations all these When U !nt- 1 "i l,iiiiJ3ir'I i , pital of Pyongyang, the conquerers came uponon make charcoalch before he.invent- ejnr ■”* ' ...... ffiEBHHHi leade; leaders had hoped the Vatican•can carpets. cart Important helrloomi, years, and the growing list pf government = W o 100 ed the wheel.” 1 opium processing factory stocked with 2 0 , 0 0 0 ed the v mightm ight do in the interestsDor of etc., hord currencies, aid Ily It went on to note that the ecumenical togetherness. Ppr- q u i benefits we have been receiving, are just poun^glunds of, opium and morphine, and eventually It wei 5 rnt ‘ho giant emporium, hu more of our delusions. SouthlUth KcKorean police arrested 2,400 North Koreanan charcoal business slumped bad­acN Interpretinging rH U a =ticularly disappointing .to Prot-roc- opened opg, a hard-currency fur d> pe pushers. ^ ly with the advent of coal, gas estants were the continued bar- p part artm en t. - Anyway, he says, capitalism didn’t In- Today. Peking's heroin salesmen In Southlth and electricity.ele But “now de- ring of Protestant clergy, fromrom f^ow. an art gallery Is hth/ vent commodity-money relations; they et Nnm are reported to be offering the stuffjff mand is steadily rising—thanks any role in the actual marriage com The News •age converted Into an Installatiiii (0 came into being when primitive society r a ^ discount price of only J5 a gram. In tradede to I^kybackyard chefs. J servicservice, and the fact that noth- sell jgij only for hard currencj. te In “The aroma of broiling steaksaks evolved Into th e social division of labor, circlcs.rcies. thisi Is known as a "loss leader,” and in “The i ing was said about modifying* fact, fact my Information here li •king’s case it Is a loss that can be accepteded or hamlhamburgers wafting from1 a By JAMES MARLOW. o w . . the11 requirement that the non- that Capitalism merelyusecTthe invention. lal portable brazier across subur-lur- : ; Bd* Krem lin represenlativtt th equanimity, since the hoped-for, eventual portable CathoCatholic partner agree in ad- have approached the famooi jrt bla’s green lawns has become a Thus If the Communists are loosening " ‘‘ult*^?®suit is the destruction of the American effort bla s gr< r«n WASHINGTON (AP) — Pre-re- BiBut the government haslas vance to let the children . be'C London ^oni dealer, Southeby’i tu their centralized control over production i„ yietViet 1Nam. familiar part of the American dieting .."/Z’ what the Supreme Courtirt peggedpegj the 1965 law directly to brougbrought up in the Catholic faith, warm-weather scene.” i,. J get estimates for the sale there and seem to be Injecting what looks like ______, w arm -w hnr "'*** unhappy pastimene the Constitution's 15th Amend-nd------this * I happen lo know the author T*, this fall of some Russian ait but it seems a perfect bet thehe ment mer which says the right to Time;Times. In a nationwide check,leck. treasures trea from Soviet state col- a bit of capitalism—by allowing a fac- of this report. He is a bachelor -Qy^t court will uphold the constitu-tu- vote “shall not be denied or interviewed jnterv some of this coun-oun- lections, lecti tory, for example, to keep its profit after ^ living in a high-rise apartment tjonal taxes as an Incentive to better perfor- Views ▼ of others ^ tionality of the 1965 votingng abridgedabri by the United States or try’s top constitutional law pro- In in any case, as the JI bHIion downtown. I doubt that he has riohtsri^ts law. any state" because of race or fgssorlessors and most were confident |n | mance nnd efficiency—well. It just looks m oBm • ever broiled a steak in anger. dent In grain purchases Is only ths ^ e law’s purpose Is to endnd color.coio „ the S Supreme Court would Tip-■op- larg est single lump in the Swlsi th at way. But even if I weren't acqualn- jjjgthe y,various devices used in thehe It also says Congress "shall holdj,q]j the , new law. calc THE DEMOCRAT CHOICE Jg. tedtJf withwifh him, I would be able to sguth calculation of the Soviet bai-j As more Democratic governor hopefuls In Ida- - South to keep Negroes, becauseise havhave the power to enforce this■la There are other reasons for ance-of-paymentsanc< problem, re; It Is really "another step forward In As mo tell that he didn't know much they’r It article by appropriate legisla- consistent application of the socialist hoI ^cr peer out onto the election stage, the worth they’re Negroes, from voting. It arti ‘ thinking the court will do ju just st vealed veal here to be muqh more the state's new convention-primary electioni n About "backyard chefery. , authoauthorizes the government to do tlontion. (hal* Had he been conversant with this b that: sev seve ere than previously reallied, principle of remuneration according to an is further underscored, ''‘th this by moving in on the states.2 s. TlThis Is the government's posi- this they have traced the Imbalance , the subject he would have writ-'rit- *^eThe government has moveded tlon: tlon Would-be Negro votersers ItsIt3 previous rulings in this they - work d o n e .” t the back through the years belor« Again, the Democrats will be the principal^ ten that the rage for outdoorl(»r fast. fast, havihave been discriminated againstnst votingyotinf field and the fact that the bad Actually, the whole argument Is rem- beneficljineficlaries of the .system. And ngain. the effi- ^ooklne(jooklng also has helped revive ig ti il? because of their color, thus vio-,io- preseipresent court has been a sturdyurdy that, that Is this new law constitutional? beci civil The Swiss experts estimate iniscent of the theological disputes over cacyicy of increasing the percentage ol convention another Another one of the world’s old- Aa courtcoi test is being pushed in latlrlating the 15th Amendment, andind and consistentc champion of civil Tt words that occupied the scholastics of votes)tes necessaryn for qualifying as a primary est institutions—namely, bank-ink- Louisiana.Louis Another is expecteded that therefore. under thishis rights and protection of the Nc- Ne- th that at today the Imbalance brinp indidate. will be demonstrated. It Is indeed, ^uptcyruptcy. from South Carolina. Thislis ame amendment. Congress had the gro’sgro s constitutional guarantees,tees, the the Soviet gold reserve dovi-n to the Middle Ages. What counted then, and ifortunate. thnt a plan to increase the per- •y of Sl-5 billion to $2 billion. what counts now, Is what people do in centage That portable brazier he en- mean;means the Supreme Courtirt rightrigh to pass the 1965 law, BesBesides, the South’s history of Jlj5 :ntage was defeated. visioned on suburbia’s greeneen shoulishould get the case quickly for a TlThe attorney general. NIcho-ho- discridiscrimination Is against it. ThisTl is less than Belgium’.'!. II real Ufe. It it is quite possible now under the present Jawnslawns (actually crabgrass) is decision, decisi las Katzenbach. told Congressess Most recently only a small per- is is also a tho lowest reliable ar«i The world — whether '•capitalist” or system,’stem for three candidates to be nominatedted the firsfirst step toward financialcial The inevitable argumentnt "Uie"tht Supreme Court has neverrer centalcentage of Negroes, comparedared respected, resp estimate I have ever ir the primary. State Senator William Dee of niin. d to encountered and representi “socialist”—moves on. leaving behind it 0 * ruin. again;against a law like this, ap-p- voidedvoid a statute limited to en- with whites, were registered to encc rangeville. an avowed sales tax opponent, is TlieThe nnext step is to replace the provedprove by Congress earlier thislls foreforcement of the ISth Amend-nd- vote in1 the 1964 election. very Important news. abandoned temples at which a few dedi- le only declared governor candidate. He reore->re- brazier with a rotisserie. At the montlmonth, is that it infringes on thehe ment’s men prohibition against dis- , cated believers continue to worship, shor- :nts j,a so-called economy bloc which presumes $amesame time,1 an electrician is right of states to fix their ownvn crincrimination in voting.” ing them up here and there and applying ^ static Idaho. More than anything else, the hired tito install outdoor wiringring voter qualifications and rules. Last Li March the New York fresh cllt from time to time. Democrlemocrats need to match him with a progres- so jq (hatthat the rotisserie will turn. .. . ______siveivo caicandidate who is able and has appeal. Then the rotisserie is replacedS Bridge by Jacoby Tho negative formula of Senator Dee—junkjnk by one with a hood to hold in fatf A. I.... .'J..... jj;-a.-T-t: WELL-LABELED theie salessale tax and we’ll go from there although•Igh the smoke.smt At the same time, a . *)■ Have you noticed the Increasing use of no0 one knows where he Is going and with whathat plumberpluml>ei is hired to pipe in lj wa- The SOUTH DISCOUNTS with the ace and led a second heart which Max ruffed. name tags by the people who serve the aUernatIternatlve—appears quite likely of receivinging ter neainear the cooking area, HIS OPTIMISM ne of tho primary nominations. The Democratrat Next, the hooded rotis.serle Is At this point Max felt certaia public? dllommllomma continues to be one of certifying: a replacedreplace* by a charcoal oven,™ Doctor Says Here Is a hand played by Max of of r m aking five odd, if truirpi ^ You know your cute little waitress Is winsom•insome choice who can represent the valuesues At the same• time, arrangementsmis SaplnSaplre in a duplicate gamee in brok broke 3-2. by laying Peggy because she tells you so on her o^( thethc-^5 s .tIcs lax reform program . . . and who.ho. are rna(made to have a gas line put *> « Fort Elizabeth In South Africarlca king king of trumps but Max decideo 1 effect, c.Tn outsell Gov. Robert E. Smylie,'• an jn.in. P*" **yBy WAYNE •' G. BRANDSTADT.PADT. M. D. , . which illustrates a rather unu- that thnt hc wanted to be “ uniform. likdykely ccandidate now, on the progress recipe! of HavingHavin Invested in all this ex-ex­ ’ sual5ual ;safety play. Jiis contract in case they aa Tho salesgirl In the drugstore is Flor- thistlis ppr< ro g ram .. pensiv'cpensive equipment, the back-ck- AlthAlthough couples have chil-ill- ByB; the tim e he Is 3 It is im-im- jua;Max found himself In what not. ence and the woman who shows you the Because Becai Gov. Smylie espoused the sales tax yard chefc naturally does not dren for various reasons, thshs porlportant to begin to loosen the appeiappeared to be a fine four-spade^ade "°T Ti­ hercfore. Max led a sKorf club tow ard dummy. He did no ____latest in housewares is M rs. Heilman. in1 1965.196.'). after years of disowning it, and wagedRed want to leave it exposed to the only valid\ reason Is a true lovav 2 apronapn strings. You should de- contr;contract. club -p«TK-»>f40 . grouping. or thetheir children. QQ—What Is the function of the the ; Hopefully, the Democrats will be able to get ry—^ - IT,, tonsils? Our doctor says the —“ ...... ~ ----- rufferuffed dummy’s last heart. bank president gaily flaunts the namis toeeihe get tr::^::--'i!x==rr=r==aci1 - Nowadays,Nov with so much em- ogether sufficiently in lh(* 1966 convention to ^ yf tonsils of all three of my chll-hll- NORTH 16IS dowi down his king of spades “Smitty” on his well-tailored jacket? provide phasis on limiting the size of . conceded two trump tricks irovide a real primary choice, on the sales tatax " Quotes W l Prom rh*’e“"the ‘f family and with inflation dren . ‘ should come out becausef.® *8854 Will His Honor the judge sternly im- ssue . • . . and. especially, only a choice. , ^ absorbing so much of the fam- they ■ are enlarged. Does thUh u V A « -- -Wesi mean they are infected? , Max had play^ the . pose sentence in somber robes emblaz- The *threat now is that the'TTUmlv^r nf nther-:er- ’ Thc News ili’s resources, an Increasing . ' " *4 If han-Dee candidate possibilities is getting omin- number of families have but otioIne ^ A—The tonsils are lymph'Ph ♦K J73 4 tnintrump before leading S ik with “Mac”? l i n - ______‘ numb' ond dummy he would h a w ^ usly long. They includc Stale Chairman Lloydlyd * child. child, It is true that there are nodes and. like such nodes in*" nnW EST EA ST othcr parts of the body, they down. We leave it to you Can a U S. senator deliver quite the Walker^’alker of Twin Falls. Stale Senato- Cecil And-nd- Byn v Unl somesom e advantages to having United Press International serve as a first line of defense ♦♦QB32 A 7 ers to figure out how. sam e punch as he takes the floor to de- rutus of Orofino.< State Auditor Joe Williams, State , “ 5 large families but there are also ^ .abor Leader Darrell H. Dorman cf Boise, and „ LOS -V ANGELES — Pilot T.“S. to against infection by keeping the TV K Q J 1 0 7 Va«34 nounce the frivolities of the other party ' I, Bridges, informing his pa.sscng-■ ■ some some very real advanuges to Jf® 13 CARD SENSE, lon’t count out Vernon K. Smith or another being an only child. disease germs in one area from T' If he sports "Shorty” on hts chest? pambli' J" crs aboard a crowded jet air- ‘ ^ ‘ " 8 spreading to other areas. The lambling advocate even though the gambling ^ jng. For one thing, since there is The blddlnj » " It Is probable that somewhere along | lique may not make much noi,<;o before the■r® liner about to land in Los Ang- For •s tonsils are especially hard-work- SOUTH (D ) Tl eles that rioters were scttini^ fire less less strains on the famliy budget.et. cd because they drain the lia- * A K J 10 W-4 W m N«tfc J the line the time-honored bu.sines.il- towtonsils removed. rJL* S!** ♦♦ ^ *• « to 14 friendlier relations with the customer' I’ill bo^ to provide a real choice—one againstinst mentingmentinp on the four days of riot-•iot- ing a n only child but I'ecogniz- It QJ, P»*« Pass “ Out remain I MO only^Alorcovec,_in-this-Detnocra • i r prim aiy. ing in t iz- In manj^hildren aged 5 or can M igne-agalnsra-Trend llk j iry* ing in the Negro section of IcsLes ing tlthis ri.sk goes a long waya y 6 . tonsils that have becomeme Op«itoa:Je«d_VK,* ■ ^ lie_culse.nf_pubUc attitude, oa.the sales, tax_£an.can AngelesiAngeles ______lo w ar toward- prevtuitiQS- it- Prom.4n-in- greigrcatl}L.cnIai:«icHl ,jretum-to^.nor- J — ---- .: ^ bele regiregistered, although it cannot be conclusive,ive. "Up-up to now, the police and fancy .... I...... ' I.. I ------and fancy an only child should haveve mal size whea_the child is 1 2 So'Iiji ’er up with premium, win ya. The DemocraLs.i with Idaho's most enterpris- everyon 12 ris- everyone else have completelytely the ccompany not only of hislis or 13.1 If the tonsils have not be- trumi , -West ng legislative gains at stake, will have lo do underes b^ trump lead Max decided to play bids two »p*dei. Wb* ------Buddy? -Great name you have-there '"E do underestimated :he problem,fm. parenparents but also^of other adultsIts comecoir absce.ssed (quinsy) it is safe I most adroit selecting at thelr'1966 conveniion. There's is safe for his contract. Accord-ord- ^ now? , Happens to bo the same as minel __ ' l{3^c ion. There's no directiiirt to the riot,lot, —w—who ho •will show him a la rgge e usuiusually better rajt to have ^ em ingly, -Idaho Falls Post-Rcgister. just a Ibunch of mad people.” measi Bm ingly,- he led a club towardirard »i.-* ictfif...... measure of devotion. renremoved before the child is 1010.. dum^idumpy at trick three. East wonwont ABsewer Next I»>" / . r

l o n d a y , Aug. 16, 1965 Twin Falls Times-News Tim S J Violence in kj*niv PriA ^ale C rowrowds ds Swarm — a, liming Bank rpT {]iiglandls •rolests Burnini --iRENO,e n d , Nev. Ne\ (AP) — Crowds I 1 . . sw armirmed ed oulout of Reno’s gam- TV - Schedudules tg casinos to watch an early MONDAY, ANG.. 16 , Lssig:nmcnl SSiS’Krning-fire in such nufnbcr's “A(lfredfred HItchock” Hltef (8;30 p.m, CBSTi Juan DIhz,D a Mexican FFT. T . BENNING,BENN Ga. (AP) — Sundayiday thatt^ t snarlings police dogs,peasantnt hus to make a bargain with thele local gravediggergi for a Wofe'Krf ^■ 1 re used to keep onlookers;grave,•, and the graveilipgor is not a man oneon would expect ' broke out Sunday m H IH I An1 Ar«-iX-PtArniX-PtiJuuffr' on■■ a hunger we™ usM strixeiVe protestingprotest his assignment m interfering with firemen, to'meeteet on thisthi; side of the tiver Styx,X, ■, f t s i no”J t ^ tim e in four d ay s to Viet ■Nam'Nam will face Ih^ choice ^ Thehe blazeDiaze burnedc out the Reno “Ben!n C Casey” asey” (9 p,m . ABC) J e rry lewis le w is guestgi stars as a : NlidSnds industrial city. of disobeying im order to'eat or branchnch ot^of thetii Nevada Bank of doctorr who who IS is a j clown almost to the e,\clusion e.xclusion of the practice , ‘“ .T g h t broke out shprtJy after M T f C ^ breaking:aking his (ast, an Army Commercenmerce *nnd caused smoke of medicmo.•dicine. ThisTh bothers Casey, until thehe reason (or the doctor’s '^irinking houses closed Sun- ‘Y M t W f m spokesm□kesnian an said tixlnv, 1 ""“terwater tdamage to several face ofjf laughterlaughter is revealed. “^.prnMn in the Bushbury I P’FC F C WinstelWinst Belton. 26-year- er offices, ..yietet NNam—V am —W inning the W ar" (CBS News Special,Spe, 10:30 p,m.) ‘‘5,0? Police rushed up quickly old1 Negro, from Milwaukee, ------i The J.S.U S. efforteffort to win military viclory iiiIll Viel NiNam Is ex am in ed , |f«op the fracas before it could says(•s he has tbeen watched close- UDENT DOES RF.SEARCH with films films of o( the .situation and an interviewiiiierview with Maxwell ly and that iti is known he has SHOiMUiNiHOSHONE — I.ouise Mal- Taylor,r. lormer lormer Ambassador from the 1.1. S. tito V’iet N nm . ‘ nie'^irouble apparently started . nott eaten sinsince Friday. '“Via,ia, son ot of Mr. and Mrs. F BEST MONDAY NIGIITr MOVIE!MOVIES llavia. Shoshone, is one o( "Mystery Sul a television crew inter- BeltonSelton arnarrived Wednesdav at yslery S u b m arin e " (Ifl-W) M acdonaldmaid CarCarey, Harta Torn 1 graduate siudeius assist- (KSl.-TV', 8:.10 | whites and nonwhites^n — Benniiignning (rom Hocxl. te,.., ■TV. H:.10 p.m.) A-re(ugee scictui.'.i.1 ISis workworking on the atom Dr, David I’aretsky, pro- bomb, and a i andd mmust ust meetme certain require- , . _ i. and a determinetl Na/i .suhmarifiearifie capcaptain enlists the ite tewion here, which concerns sor o( microbiology at the [help of a In'aut K influx of n o nw hie im m i- ments,■nts, includingmclud physical pro- of a iH'autiful widow to arrange a trip backba to CSermany, ficiencylency tests,tesis the Army said. Universityiversiiy oof Kansas m si>ectal and thehe gas gas chamlH-r. ch for the man, ^„ts and their completion for ^ earch . T hey h a V e been ------gree housing. A film was be- He is scheduled,sch to leave research. T Wednesdayidnesdav (i(or Viet Nani. studyingdying th(the bacteria which ^ made when a group of men t1Fj*L.J g i l ______causesises typrtyphus fever. Rocky MONDAY, AlKiirST>T 16,1 6 , 1965 jSrted a scuffle and a big crowd Mountainuntain fever fev and Q-fever, Or, Informallonformation below Ss (Ivrjt (he Times-NVnes-NVwHwh by ita tio n s and plhered. ______^ ,CI|t*yMC| CORRECTIOJVI P a reretsky tsk y is chairmiiii of the qurHtlonnlonn k nlioulIiouM be directed to thr slationstation c(concerned. (Note: BURLEY — Glen Staker. 34. Kansasnsas University Univi microbiology Inillcatcs Initlrain prorratn tf> Tn fie Announced.1nounced.) •yburn. vvas fined $100 in Bur- d ep> artm artm em em , ,_ KMVT KrtOI KTVB KTVB a iD I 57 Animals ibo FoJIa suspended driver's license,' ■ ^ Channel 11 Channel t Chunnel Chunnel T1 Channel S stead of $.15 (or inioxicatipn, TLOANS 'V “c-iCable 6 Cable 3 Table Table 3 3 ABC-CBS ' Are Sold at lich was erroneously given in! bn On AnythingAnyt! o^ Value. ABC-rrBC- ABC-CBS ABC-NBO ABC-NBC •iday’s Times-News. t e n s ______Elmore Fail*----- —— ------R-EP^SR-] ------tY TIMES-NEWa WANT ADS TRAC i l‘n>nklt« Ncwa l*,-u-r•rUT Tolatnua Nfv»« GLENNS FERRY — It w as a ' »g*'t/'ilW TRADING POST liS0 VT'lhT .I th« Truth Ncwa N«*w».'.•XV ■ To IVll T ru th >R F A S T S E L U N O R E S U 1 .T S |4S& T«»llTfll !>>»\h Truth Nrw N. »- ______l.» Tnll T n ith bis day SatuN^y for Glenns :rijmEa^3SBSWBi I «iOO9 I'v* |v « t^.tiV,. S e c rc t i n iflt'm a n lr» 1 N c» Tve r.ol Soorrt Ferry boys ancP girls -as they 5 I'vo C.ot S e c re t »«flcm iin Vrnlhrr vV.-«i»irr l'\r li.it Secret showed their animals and closed \ 0 N<-w« Pl.iNhi.u««...... NoJo 'llti.r 'tin.r SuI'ti'.'-il Tlni* Sfft». l>»ni»y Thom»a AndyVi.dy WillmiiWllhniu. N.. Time Btfta. Al 136.95. < •’■ V HSS I No No ly r>i»nnv Thomii?< A ml v NVWilllnm-. iHlnn N.l Tlm.» Srfta. ” Girls won the top honors In the animal division. Lori Hoalst, RUSSIANS RELEASEDI this pictureilcture MondayMond as third photograph taken Y o u N e e d : ftO«9 (i'Uvh.Mua (I'Uvh.M I.ivinir Hoti f'luyhou.ne COR S ri«vh..u.« L lvtnu HoU UU.-h.-.K-klil.-h.-.K-k I'luvh.iu.-a daughter of Mr. and M rs. Wes- aulomutomatic atic stationstati Zond-3 on Julvv 20. Tass, the Russian news agency whic 1 . A Good COLOR SET, Ord.r Youn Nowslow From Y*Yoor FavorlU Dealer. JjJ0 <'«r I'lVUi ll.N.r.I.-E. HUfh.-ot’kllu-h.-».’k '/.nil.- r.iuy lee Hoalst of H am m ett, had the ture,ire, described it as the equatoriallal part of tIho back side of the moon adj< BURLEY2 . An OUTSIDE - ANTENNA In Order Too Obtaif455 h 'n r M'wr______U,N.(M.,K.______HH.-h.IH.-h.».’V o.’V /'«"<• tlrry Heyburn. wa; »rand champion beef which sold region.s«lon. A larglarge dark spot on thele right Is tthe Eastern Sea. In the lower 3« If You Aro Connected To A CABLE.E For .YourYour Signfll Source Ypo . jiOftft UliUtfaa UiiU«at U.N.C.1..H HraJ ra riisM. CftSCX. ’n*ryt>’n I’Ur*I’lace Hen ('aary Janet Walker of G lenns F e rry ^ O-^OmmitteC I I l I I l l I Chairmanchairman AdnmA( Clayton Pow- bill.______Friday’s------SWITCH Tim i.S NECESSARY TO AVOIDD GHOSTING, GH(3STI^N( SMEARING AND «»*S Hen »«n ('aacf t', t'c lrb r lty l*oyloii.’oyt.'ti I'Uc*Place Hen ^Caary______"thowed the reserv e c h a m pion- —------^------r------ell, U-N. Y., i 11, U-N, Y., told rep o rters aft- - INTERFERENCE IN REGARD TO COLORscottowision TflW :...... ; ;■t r (’IIH ttrporU iw»>tlh»r iNrvvw t;HS Hrport . . J (teer which sold for 38 cen ts a ^/ TTffcV ter:r thethe closedclosed session that the 4 . A Direct OFF AIR ANTENNA li ESSENTIALSENTIAL For GOOD COLOR TV...... mund to the Gooding Livestock ▼ J. committee exf TRY TIMES- 0 CIIH Uttporta Movie Tunltfhtrunltfht CHS n^iu^rt t ommittee expected 1 0 clean up t/nm fll KMVT Suggeili Th.t You ConI.cl YourVovr F.vofilFavoflto ServJc# Man. You 5 ens TKS |t«port« !} Muvie Tonitfht'onitfht CHS Hetiorl :oramission. TVT"px ¥TT*1 detailsetails Tue.sdayTuesd and formallyl WUl,Mlii P O B f aVVII1 s t SBe Pleated, With The Exlrernelynoly low CoatC Of An Ofl-Alr \ \0 l CliS eilS UtiHirU H Muvle Tonitfhtronltfht CH3 ]{eport Mary Knox of King Hill sold \ yY aorea f f C 1 H i|r0 approvepprove the legislation.le He said' Brin< Antenna And A Change Ov.f Switch.ch. 5______;4S Mnvlo______I____T"nnlght o n ig h t • • ______II her chirtipion fat lamb to Good- ’ ‘ * 0 '^ C? hee wouldwould trytry to get it to the, / ‘A M n Order Your Color .Sef andmd AntennaAntoi Nowl H KIFI KCrX KUTV a S L I Ing Livestock for J168.30, and WASHINGTOI louse floor as soon as possi- LAIVlCi Salt Lake Balt Lake f WASHINGTON (UPI) — The H°t*se “oo'" « 35 HOURS OF COLOR PROGRAMSOGRAMS PER WEEKI Idaho Fklla Salt Lake Salt Laki Sherry Ruberry of G lenns F^er- Houseouse EducationE ducati and Labor “le. B eit and Channel S Channel i ClvinnelChannel t C hannel S rysold her grand champion hog CommitteeDmmittee tentatively tent; voted to- A A Senate Senate subcommitteesi also NBO Cable « Cable 2 Cable 5 for 67*/^ centa per pound to the ly to increase increasi the minimum ' ABO NBONBC CB3 Glenns Ferry B ank. vvageage from from $1.25 $1 to $1.75 a n —Harry-Knnx om iPK Hill had 4 ;ouc_4 o_ 4 b ta » , 'raph taken by Interplanetary YOU N ------%------UkUwe------laupermAn ... lAlovlaklQYla______[liiffl..______^ the reserve champion fat lamb ixt three j^ree years.year agency which Issued the pic- 1. A Goo( liftft Newi Newa l{uck Hound MovieiJovle Newe which sold fo r 1161.50. Pujr- ISO0 ShintlliShlndlv lluck Hound Newa>Jewa N cw i • It also agreed thal an addl- le moon adjoining Its eastern 2. An ou i45 ShlnHU ^Tewa N r w ^ chaser was Lola Heine of Boise. ,j 3nal 7,1 million workers should n the lower left hand’Corner 3 _ k you Judy Keitfer’s reserve cham- * «tOO• ShlndlKShlnctli Newe Newa4ewa Zane Croy Jn hog was purchased by I’e1 brought brought under un tho federal 9 from M oscow) Need > ill1 Bhlntiii Bhlntliff News WealherVeather Zane Grer inimum wage law. ------^ — ------BVcl C lae0 UNCLEUNCl.l Vt.yeire UNCLBJNCLB riayhouae & C c Farms for 37>A cents mmimum wage . ;455 UNCl.l UNCI.K______ITNCI.HTNCLH riwvhtMuw per pound. ' The commutecommitK virtually com- is considering a minimum wage vou H Ull Other fiOO0 UNCLKUNCLI V oyaue UJNCLK N CLK Idlynla There were 34 steers sold for pletedeted action onor a bill approved ML______swiig IlS6 UNCLKUNCLI V,)y««e UNCLKINCLK c;iynla I total price of $10,748.17 for byr a subcommittee.subcom mi The meas- INIERF tSO0 Andy Andy William* ^ No Time Btfta. Andytndy WiiliamaWlllUn I Danny Thnmaa an average of S316.I2. T en hogs uree would go beyondb proposals i4RR Amly Amly Wllllwma ^ N.> T lm r S g tw. Am ndy dy WllllwmaWilUwn > H nnny T hom aa ». jold (or $688.55. for a n a v e ra g e ------SiOO0 Andy A ndr WlllUma ^ Wen.ly A Me AndyIndy Wllllan W’llliama Tell Truth Vocation Pictures | *^ 7 ; I tsS Andy Andy Wllliama 1 Wendy A Mo ' AmlyIndy Willian Williania Tell Truth ol $68.66, and 13 fat lambs went Tyy -w t ifO0_____ Hitchcock Hitchcc DatiKhler HItcncock lltchcock Movie for J802.23 for an average of 'few 0 W Voters V i . Bring th e m fo Antcnr i455___ Tlhrhrock Tlhrhrf ' Daiitfhtrr Hltchfork Iltchcork Movlr ^ J61.71 per Iam b. » HitchcockIlitrhcc l»en Caary Hitchcocklltchcock Movie Named fitting and showing f CAMERA CENTER lift1 HitchciHitchcock hrn Caaey HltchcorkIltchcork Movie s thampions for the four days of i f l o O lll tIO D»uahtDauahter Dm ('aaey Churchill:h u rch lll Muvke n S o u th m Beit and fastest servica htirrhin MovIr ^ Judging were Don Miller of >------U£iii£hi Dmitf^^trr Urn t~^wncv r'htirrhlll Majfieldwho w as b est in beef ' 10:000 Jo^Joey nniahop Newa NrweSrw e Newa 1111 Jo*y Joey Biahop D Weather WeatherWeather Newa showing: Rocky Trail of King J11.CJJL1ISH:legistered # i300 Newa Newa Movie Toniirhtronltfht ens neport4 HOI, swine; Judy Trail. King ” |4»S NrwwNr»W. M nvIr Tiinltrhfrnniirht (^HS Rrnorta Hill, Jheep, and Mary Hanke. WASHINGTON WASHINGTOI (UPI) — Fed- K 0 TonitfhtTonlRh Movte Tonitfhtronlffht CHS Report* ^ Clerau Ferry, dairy. Miss eralal examinersexaminers have registered ^ It*ft Tonitfht Tontcb Movie TonitfhtI'onitfht CDS Report* Hanke was named the over-all nearly:arly 10,000 personspe to votfe in K iSO0 TonichTonitfht ' Movie TonitfhtPonitfht Movie dairy winner o f the fa ir. ninene southern southern counties under mWI fH|1 TonlcbTonitfht Movie ToniirhtPonlirht Movie Herb Edwards, county agent, tholO new voting rights act, the S V \5v ■ uid this year’s fair w as out- ivll Civil Service Service Commission re- i i : - S standing in many respects, with portedDrted Monday.Monday, more exhibits on hand and The xhe commission,commis which Is more blue ribbons given out chargedlarged under the new law H Jg B K than In past years. withith admini.steringadministei the examin- ■ ------ers,•s, said 2,848 personsF w ere reg- H T i n tered Saturday for a five-day Hp 1 Airman Honored >tal of 9,917. ■ J ri:-^ J JEROME — A irm an I.C . Only 72 of the new regis- 1 Gerald W. O’Harrow. son of tranLsanLs were whwhite, Ihe commis- Mr. and Mrs. W. J. O’H arr^, sionon reported. Under the law. Route 3, Jerome, has been'^e- thele race of personspc registered lected outstanding airman of is: recorded.recorded, the month for his section at Of- " — futt Air Force Base. Neb. Airman O'Harrow, an intelli- yfi^H gence specialist, was chosen (or the honor in recognition of J / his exemplary conduct and duty \ performance. H e is a m em b er 'v , , o( the Strategic Air Command. ------Cleans Clothes l / J I QUARTET APPEARS / / W E S S iK t m B . ^ 0 SHOSHONE — The N orthw est C/ M college of the Assembles of God V^UiCACLEANER! /fn in Kirkland. W ash., w ill pro­ 1/ i W ' vide a quartet for special ser- . M V # y ' '■ICCS at the local church at 8 a - - r ^ : r , #a'^w P m. Wedne.-iday. The q u a rte t is Trdq^aiumafm known as the Witnesses. The 'm m Pung men are on tour through U k J U N U l Maho, Montana and Washington lAUNnrsstttK.VihffTi inis summer and will bo in Sho- vaSBS' V A U thone just this one night.______

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Falls Tinne»-Now»s-Nevkf» Moneiay,^ A ug. 16, 1965 J 3 Teen-Ager IsIs iSHOSHONE —• Regular prsy^ ...... — ------y------Higher TaxesPaxes Make'Increaicreased Gains. ’ er meetings at the loqU First .-M Baptist Chiurch have resumedsum® ed RIO R E tsI Honoipedfor►1.-“— - Safter-*-vacation. -This-includeselu d es ^ ------5,1 fOO NIGHT ^ d a h10 o 1 From Socialcial SSecurity Possi^ossible the 8 p.m. service on Wednes- ' / News 1 r»f- day as ■well as the 8 p.m. Sun- ^ BY JO HN TROANOAN ti tional for persons pastt 65,65, willwllfl tenth .or~the';Be3tf~ inunth—The - “tu ^ MONDAY-ENDS TUESD,n ANNIVERSARY LANDS SAFELY f^^®evelopnieBt- - 1«l^~sw ieer~ChcrlrT>ractice w i l l - - )—The BOISE (AP) — A National ' NEA Special Writerriter ct cost an individual J3 a a month month employer i Ihen-will take out of --fi*chard_Cham berlain^B SILVER CITV (DPI)—The BO y benefits in Ihe beginning.the worker’s next pay Ihe Social A Po- be held Thursday evenings.,3.. Vvette Mimieuy in^- ■ old Idaho mlnfng town of Sll*Sil- Guard Guar jet fighter pilott la'nded As> Social Security benents in he S^ial POCATELLO P»' to the: govern- ( than $200 d esi^ia ^ and I % in fhe niversary mass. fire fire crewsi were alarted that the When\ the program started Injri in, rest of the tax Is divided/ided be- be­ ment. cconstntcted an electromc niicro-m ic i^ . I* y®“ P*“ "* •* Security The boss won't have to matcnmatch scope. capable ' of magnifying The maSs wa* celebratedIted inIn plane pl“nc had an electrical1 failure. 1937,1 9 1 th e Social Securityll V ta.v for |I tvtween two other Social Security niiying ow Hmd h — e a r s Thc pilot. Maj. Dan AbbottVbbott of wwo o rk ers w as one perr cent on fijfunds. One (which gelsI most of ' tips—though he must jthings 100,000 tiriies, has re­ thc Our Lady o( T e a rs Th< 'Urement continue matching the employ- een:en under y j je j th ro u g h Socialtocial San £ Francisco Aug. 24-27. ion Ij^H Jackpot, N«v., WednesdWednesday, A u g . could havc left during the: aftcr- charges chai against Ihe Rev.ev. Ja- po^ j the self-employed,oyed. the SocialSc Security since 1937.M Security: The microscope, which pre- nuijn. cob cob Cope, Nampa, fromJm theIho yjjte for 13G6 is sett at 6 3/203'20 i Effective Jan. 1. 1366,66, med- ...... JJJ$23.10 ,0 s senta an image of the subject He was serving a five-year/e-year Whatcom VVha County, Wash.,vash., p p^, e r cent on the first $6,600 of icical and d e n ta l in tern s also ^curty° 1^.72:;;::...... 33.0033.00 c on a larpe television screen, was term for second degree .burgla-burgla- prosecutor. pros net ne, earnings (compared!d tn'<> 5 2/5 ctcome under Social Security. 36.30 built with new and salvagedWaged 1 1 This Coupon I $-1,800 in These are doctors gettingttfn T o on- n l ...... ‘ ipon Entitles ry. He Is 5-foot-5, weighshs 132133 Tho Th Washington proscculor,cculor, per pe, cent on th^tij^ S-ISOO in ri em ? „ 1976-79 ...... 39.60 Fparts over a three-year period, p o u n d s.-nnd-im s_ red d i.sh blond Richard Rich Nclle. said thee Rev. ijob9 fi5 ), ththe-Job-training-before entering 46.20- -and ® ean iK^tised in the study hair. C^peTiaa“aSSlsn!lt~hr-thtr-con tiopt Ijo-con------^Thtr-rattr^oi--,iit)0 of I *plployed— farmccs^—ar<» chHiiped. tlon U matched byL-Vi* his M « j FAS’^SELUNQ RESOT3 U LjTS T S son County Sheriff Ford Smith Istcr i.stcr "appears lo haveB been net net earnings. The new rules for such farmersfarm ers ~ e m p 1 o The liclf-—fi- arrested a Jefferson Countyounty o a dupe di in the entire iltua- Thus j Ihe maximumm Social reread like this: . employed will be taxed taxed IJ 1 Man Sunday In connectionsctlon tion." tion. Security Sec lax for an ordinary If you gro.ss $3,400 orr less in at the same rate for ' Personalized with the bizarre beating; of a ------worker WOI will rise fromn $174 In a year, you' may report—for,port—for, Medicare purposes eveneven ii ^ Rexburg girl. TRIAL PLANNED0 19651961 and $277.20 In I960I to $372.90 Social S ecu rity purposes—eiths—either er though there iss n no o j j Gifts Robert O. Chapman,. 35. .SAf.MON,s a I, Idaho (A P ) — TTrial rial In jn 19S7. For fhe self-employed,employed, ycyour net earnings (profit)rofit) or matching c o n tribation u tio n i for ALL OCCASIONS Rigby, was arraigned late of„[ a fiS-year-old stone -#onm tofo peraonpt ______was arrested at his home' late isolatedisolate section of Salmon Riv- .<;oc rill ran g e th an $1,600, you m ay rep o rt on Riv- .Social Security tax will range th, rep o ri I’roit***;* wjli b« rccelvpj hy ^ Mafchp. over 21 yean of age. VI Ruad north—ot—Salmon-0------[roitrjim- n. liitip over One-thirdB-third of $1,600$1 or your actual netie t (pro-( p r o - tlth« CommU»lon*r uf Public Wori*a. by CACTUS PETE. to Idaho Falls LDS Hospitalspital ------Hooin 4;J4.U. Static-Stal** one per cent in 1966 to four- "VT( "Vided It's-Tif lea.st WOO):------f Kouna Holae, Itlaho, unlil J p.m.,nr., Muun------^Muuii*--- -A m lty Mwn't nr Ladlaa* W allet! ^ ______where the attack victim,. P®-po- CANDIDATEcA REMOVEDI^ED fifths of one per cent inn 19S7. The higher the amountlint you tAinu bi*nii«rtl Time, un Au;{u«tuaual 2^, • Phone Book Covert lice said, mado a positivesitive GLENNScL FERRY (UPI)P I) — T xi h is m eans the m ost,t any In-in- re;report, the higher yourr Social i' r»-roofintf v»riou4» bulM« rwhaw th a Injra »t th# liUho SUit4 Schtxil^ forf.,r”*t!h* th* * Scrap Book* • Photo Albuma Identification Another Anotl candidate hns remov-■emov- d jivj iv idual will have to pavpay for SeSecurity tax. And the highergner theinc p Blind, Goodins, Idaho,iaho. ------ed hihlm.self from tho IS6'« 6 Ida- M jyjgc e d icare in 1966 will bc $23,10 bebenefits you nnd your depen- UrnuHJ«*l* win b« opennlrnrtl «ndand • Bibt*« • W edding andr ■ liiiiiiM RABID BAT FOUND* ho governor’sgo race. (a (an n av erag e of about; $1.93$1,93 a dedents w ill ev en tu ally get,( ■■public/y reud at th* jlatedmni ht»urhuur Anniv.rMrv Accai«irl«i BOISE (AP) — A rabid bal „ ' * rt#l /I il»t«. , 1 He Is, State Rep. Alvinn Jos- m mor onth.) In I9S7, the rna.vimumna.vimum Congress( al.so has extendedJXienaeCl #p>rka, Slats inr of “ candidate for governorlor or This Tl is 1 0 pay for thelhe basic If1 a worker collects a at t leastlen st cCapltol nalldlnir. and mnv b« obta^n- h o C a s h ! to Dr. Fritz Dixon, director‘ of lieutenant governor. Joslynloslyn health heal benefits—hospitaltal ccare. a re . J2($20 in tip s d u rin g a m onthith while^w hile •; bidding ourpoaea from th* The Hills OJ Idaho >i THe city-coUniy hcirtrti depart I i l l ' Commi.sloner of Public Worka. f P said he will agaln~run fur Iln -mm t—&aujin.-wnrlH»hi..Atitf. 11^. 17. 1*?. luiia. '■ - wom- legislature.IaoIcIj types type of care rendered in a pa- picployer, he will have to5 reportrep o rt -— ------' Tho bat wos found by a wom- tie n t's own home. T he-■ supple- thctho amount to his boss. Thisrh is will on who said her dog hnd beenb e e n ------MOTEL ROBBED mental men Iwnefits, which1 nre of>-op- bahave to be in writin<» by the playing with it. Dr. Dixon said, alklng. ¥ » V Af¥ V V V ¥ lie suggested owners of ■pet,, pets BO ISE (A P ) — A slow -talking, that might como in contact with delibercdeliberate moving banditit rob- -. 3 0 ; —'T.-.— “.-m n rs from a I bats have tho pets vaccinated.lated. tied an estimated Jl.OOO from alA _____ inshionfashionable motel Sunday and J CONFERENCE PLANNEDED forced forced two employes into a li- (1 WHATYOAT YOU PAY I BOISE (UPI) — An annualnual quor quor closetcl in the bar, •'/ Governor's Safety Conferenceence Roger Rogei Sparks, assistant - man- a n - j fo r s o)CIAL c ia l SECURITY: has been scheduled Oct. 11-2211-22 “ger ager of o the Stardust Motel,Jl, andnnd [; In Boise. Kenneth K'nnet Hahn, night auditor,uditor. Hero Is how muchjch a a worker worki must pay fii SocialJ \ S iCTUS/'m Several panel discussionslona said sjia ‘he i robber interruptedrupted H s Security taxes (in each each case, case. the I amount is matched on various aspecta ol safetyifetv them at " their work earlyy Sun- I b by thc employer); ting. forced them t gun- t will highlight tho meeting. «•" I TAX FOR Gov. Robert E. Smylie will wiU point P”'"* to open the safe, I' He ordered them Into the 11- ijj YtAR CASH TAXAX FOR FOR TOITOTAL WAGES MAXIMUM jj deliver tho keynote address. quor closet and they said they j : \ p E ' BENEFITS MEDICAREED1CARE TAX TAX RATE TAXED TAX 1 heard him rifling through draw-, J SLIDE REPORTED ("on. ers in tho office In searchrch of | I ' ’ &S 3.625?o ------3 3 625°i J4800 *174,004,00 U U a ■ LOWMAN. Idaho (AP) — Con- I; 1966 3.85 OlS'Ji 0 35?^ 4 2 6600 277.20 G W ,a r a ______J] 7-JO q d l ^ ^ 0 struction crews hope to clear a mori, ; 1967-&8 3 9 OS OS 4 4 6600 390,400,40 lane through a gigantic slide "" on CONVENTION PLANNEDED i J li 1969 72 4 4 0.5 0.5 ^4 9 6600 32J.403.40 fi Stato Highway 21 east of here " SALMON (.UPI) — Idaho’saho’s , /’ 1 ! 1973 75 4 85 OSS OSS 5 4 6600 356.40 1 today so traffic can resume. I ation i 1 5 1976-79 4 85 0 6 5 Nearlv 10,000 tons of dirt,Ijlrt Board of Soli Conservation i 0 6 5 45 6600 3 59,70 H FREE T HlUNDERBIRD U N rocks and uprooted trees slid-iM District supervisors will hold hold j j li 1980-86 4 85 0 0 7 7 55 55 6600, .366.30 /i 3 the Ils annual convention In Sal- Sal- I 1 |t 1987 0 1 4.85 00 8 8 5.655 . MOO 372 90 off steep canyon walls Into the ^ SEPTEMBER3ER 1 19th . . . REGISTf51 STER NOW! I south fork of the Payette Riverl^lver _ ! esult About JOO persons arc ex- 1 V over the weekend as a result itl”; » SELF-EMPLOSELF-EMPLOYED j of heavy mountain rains, pccicapeeled lo atlend Ihe meeting, v ( (No Matc)iinging ContributiorContribulion from Employer) ^ The slide was in a construc- ^ ■ I ^n - BABY'S RITES HELD \ i< tion area on the new Lowman- 0 1965 5.4 ------5.4 5. 4800 259.20 3 Famous WeekWeekend Buffets'e fs I Stanley route. Motorists were BURLEY — Graveside> ser-SC- Jf 1966 5 8 00.35 35 6.15 6. 6600 405 90 a being rerouted through Bear vices forfc infant son of Mr.r. andan d i t 1967-68n 5 ? 0 5 6 6 4 6600 422.40 3 Valley. M”-Mrs. Paul Ybarra, Hazelton,telton, ; 1969,70 6 6 005 5 7 71 5600 397.60 * Seafood Everyry FridiFriday - ^ Prime Beefeef Ev«Every Saturday I ______—. wwere ere 1held Saturday morning i 1969-72 6 6 0 5 7 7 1 6600 468.60 W - with w ith theth Rev. Francis O’Dris-iD ris- » 1 9 7 3 . 7 5 7 0 a s s 77 55 6600 49830 coll officiating. Tlie rites werew ere .j 7 0 0 4 , ! Governmenl 0 6 7 6 6600 SOI 60 heldhold inm the Pleasant View Ceme- ;j l ’ W-86 7.0 0.7 7,7 7, 6600 SOS 20 j;i tery under the direction of All You CanI Eof,Eat^ Just-2.75 I Payne Mortuary. ______j Censorship p a y n e " _____ L - luwl*.- ' | ) 9 ______FAUCETS f " In War Eyed LEAKIN';? WASHINGTON (AP) — The STOPPIDT chairman of the Joint Chiefsfs of 2 Wa««rh*a1M ^ Now PiayiiPloying Siaff said Sunday that the gov- 1««Hng7 ernment was taking “a long -"3 ICL —at . ■ y hard look" at the possibility;y olof piuBo.d? ■ A N I T A CR( imposing military censorship'P inI" \ Vor EMERCiENtTY < CROSS vll Viet Nam,, „ , Gen, Earle G, Wheeler said PLUMBING SERVICE ' SHOWOW \ | I he was "distressed” by a pressDrcM NlC.IlT report he read detailing the |j|" movements of an American, u*;*un- BRACKETT Dl* S I ... in the GalaGala Room i: into a combat zone. PIIONB 7SS-C34R ^ Sut'h reporting, he said, wasw as NU«*Nii«« 7JJ-0I**i — l««7 or 433-aS3« ^ ason w s u->;eful to the enemy, "It could:ould T O S M J i I ' I result in n bloody defeat forr oour u r ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•B i* i ■ M ‘ " P e t e r O ’T o o le V l Keith & A forces” or help the Vict Cong k A ^ f l l is fascinating!” \W cn Hawhns liJKAS,s . to get out of a trap, he added, ^ MEMBERSHIP j I Wheeler, appearing on ‘i! the MOTOR-VUW - I Ij Tnbunt T,Tufitorr“lXvT3 l i i ^ ~[] m ^ W H IT E /**« taped WABC-televislon pro­ EN D S TVES. TECHNICOIOR^ gram, "issues and Answers”, DRAWINGS l y DC also sharply criticized dj»mon-m a n - t.^ I DOOHS OPEN 1:00 The Gala3ala Bar I -IORDJIM-- m>illJll3l slrations In this country against ■ 1.15-1:00-4 40-9:Ji ^Luiiomip > ^ 1? .-' .' :^ I v r ^ American involvement In “Z Viet I ------______35c TUESDAY!TU IM Nam, S "I think Ifs deplorable.” he A said. "What bothers me is ththat a t Bf l Z j I i j j I 1 K it is this kind of thing th.it con- Starts Wednesday! | r''' tinues. to give hope to thc NorthN’orth r _ q uBi"(llIn ampled ^ | V ietnam ese forccs that some-ome- L\ _ ----- how tho war will turn in thcir Famil* ^ More fun than BF m h DrawingsDrav 15 — PLUS - Cf " barrel of teen-agersi ^ I ^ ^ ^ h u r r y ^ n i T ^ * T ^ ? Iveryry 30 Minutes J z DAYS left: if Ships Collide f / WNCwfrpWCE 75ecw^-^■f ktfl Jn ll,'; K'S * ED^UIAIWW pocs I Iwo Mighty Armies TrampledI 4 WEDNESDNESDAY LONDON (AP) — The U.S. I Its Valley...A Fighting Family naval store ship Rlue Jacketacket tV , nnd thc US merchant ship _ I Challenged I Transglobo collided early Mon- I.*------Them Both I I day in the Nonh Sea. ~ ' i Unconfirmed reports said two m I of thc Transslohc crew mem- C l W p bcrs'-wprc sltghiK’ ton. ,^i*aGRAKD-VU ^ A W A Y -O U T 1 ^ 5 - ‘j^ 2 5 0 i APPEARING NIGHTLY-Y FUFUNNY WESTERN' R 8 p m. -tll I B-m. if MARIE ond the Italian SCARL^S! / ■ f FRIED CHICKEN! I Buffet J 1 -tXTRAI EXTRA!- jI k s t m T 1 ‘ .. i V . fr ■ Seo Marlrna and Sh.iron: f S tt B A L & O ^ l j B l ^ Tfc SoulTiernSoulTiern Trle3 WTih — I . T^".n Falls’ Pirst B f^ll the Trinnmings. H spaghetti. Maat Bella, GO-GO GIRLS SI B ffavio]} «/>d All rhe a 'SHEiyANDOAH' ^ Extrai for Onfy— 7' ' Pun sft»t North ? Ho., STARRIN'a ' \ 1 ALL YOU Bordo.- 8 15 _ PLUS s TO.M.MY ' LL YOU CAN EAT ^ H WM. HOLDEN IN !*■ KIRK • ANNETTEPE IWEDNESIEDNESPA^^ *1.50 2 e d d i e s "W O R L D O F k -ifftiifeii \ SUZIE WONG" WO;IO \VITH J ■HESEtii s : the BEACH BOYS I SAPPHIRE -----^ Doi/g McClure, CUnn Co<-b«rt, ----- A D L X T S ---- - C 1 IH J3 FRJEX PufrVck W«yn*, KatKArlfV* Ro«» T I LOUNGE — ""2JRS. 12-15 YRS. -75c • nd l?6*«m«fy Foriylh ^ nOOlW OPES DAILY 1:11 Ull •SHENANDOAJl— J 1:30. S: ^ ^ win Falls. ^ ^ ^ .<•< were solemnized by fX'rffvnon<'rfeconie fnfrustrated, liretl.l or white gladioli iv"'7 ;r and whilewhite gladioli and gold Vv- » \ tense andami unhanunhann\* Manv find I H 1-KR — NorthNor Street Club I#'*};' candelabraJiidelabra Y holding lavender " -Siv ' ‘.V l h ‘.*ir w a v \’ tn doctors* d offici's ^'<'1 niectet at 7:30 < :.K1 p.m. Tuesday *!!!< white pompons flanked by 'V \ tapers.'ipers; - t 1'. .s- I'omnlaininqlininq of a number (^f ail-, I'H* homoiome of C C'lara Stutzman. ^ a n e r s. H uckleberry Jf. >f. Jf. adorned window. . The b bride, rid e , given£ in marriage .. mt'nts. inchiijinpinchiilinp depression and: ^ ^ byy her father, wore a floor- , ' ' ^ J nervousIS tensu'ntension I headaches. I rm neerer Bowling;Bowlin l.eaj;ue will bride was escorted down lengthngth gown of [>eau de .soie < ' ‘ ■* A r v these thesi* wowomen neurotic"^ tiu'ct at: S p m Tuesday1 at tho .J^lsle by her father. She was ^ — ani^j4ac-c,odj-lactt. --J-J he gown featured a -*•. at all l or the most pan Maj-ic B ow l.l, .Ml m c m e r s a r e in a white floor-length calloped neckline, lily point U ^ tht'V arevre nu'tu nu'tui uhnis. out^oin^: | ur>;i‘d to0 attend. .Nnyime inter- *?^of silk organza over taf- i A eeves and a bouffant skirt of ^ n n d r aip p a Mh h e ' ‘lThev h ,ire. if anN - ested ^ jmnini;joining; a, team is alsQ ^ fashioned with long lily w.\ ice-trimmed tiers. thinj::. rimsiuMUicntisi uMitious in the e\-!iiu iied- sleeves and an A - line The bride’s elbow-length veil Slf^^ V - , • IrtMntv 'Mu'irTlieir pr problem is thal^ ...... thev mako uni ^ bodice was fashioned ' illusion fell from a pearl ^ jit \ make unreasotvible tie-I iho. imieaealisfic 1 isfjc ilem.Ttulsih a per- J r - . embroldereij alencon own. She carried a bouquet ...... ' . ^ ivuiTiTlX^ o u ihihemselv(»s: o in s thev o\-\U\'i\oiUs\st m a k e s o n herself are Sf ,r the bateau neckline and H r lavender roses and white l 'T . .i .-1- • jfcfc'j pect_^^c»o ddo o rs't'teverMhinp wilh a,(,f|,.n paidaid for \ hv her family. rchids on a while Bible, and tion that tlieir >>usy ex-1 ^ta^\ women de\ ^ the front. The overskirt H , I\m. AND MRS. MARVINN ANDEFANDERSON .omen develop j:uiU feel- ffin « chapel train wi^ a jg||||M | | H |_ . H woreore a pearl aand diamond neck- p husbands would not de-|,,i^;s tu'cause1 ause the\they are not “per- (Shig MorUa photo) ______mand of thems bow at the Back. |L M ico, a gift—from—the—biadei------of themselvrs. or their ^ ’• v^ ivr.s.ivr>>: m uthejs and homf^*______ro o m . p e o p le ^makers. Who eever said they '.,ic>-lpnBth veil of Illu- F ^ -iircd-WlliL UVvr^JavCM: A \/J held by a queens K 'M rs.'T ^nbert X ancaster.-siM ter J'-UH- lli-pcrXiiLU_2 ______' the hnde. was matron of ‘^'^r The lhe hamhinul-t roc helfd rloths # ¥ 1rs--W 1 0 . Y Y . r^ der ich Ihe difficulty of the ,.,.rhapsips the most difficult jnur. BridCbmi\l.ds were Zan- -e niiulo by Mrs, Roy Hllen- oos ihev face, as their nl Ihr fnur-iteretl round I rC S 0rir. u .'« H a p these women must learn white 'carn^ns and ■a Aslet,. Btcky BeVnaTdi an3 ' esents Topic rnbVirtv adapt to them. ,,,lo ^^n run ■,’their lives . , . jsan Isom. Rhonda Lancaster, .0 was dt'coraied wiih si’roll- LER j7 j^ __— Mrs. William ^'oder Mcdii-plIC..1 .siscience ieni t-lls us thai ■ I »lfe roses with cascading rk aiKl l.iMMKlcr flowers :incl presented Ihe e v e is a . 'ulle satin ribbon stream- iece of the bride, and David ented lhe topic. "The Mis- th? |-K'rfeiiioniserfeciKintst is prone lo ■If A Shelton,nelton, nepht nephew of the bride, S '"I'Peotopped 'Wllh a nimiaiure sn,„aryary ComesCome from tlod.” to nervousIS tension tension headaches. And L« . , . MR-MR. AAND MRS. DARRELL A. EDW Lie and hniiogro(wn helore a (iuild Mrs Dave Kehler. sister of EDWARDS ere the junio,junior bride and bride- brii.e luul hni :e C'lUild al the homc of when the wouldwould-e perfectionist ______(Davis photo)______room. ■ heart-shaix'dirt-sliaivd trellis^ The cake Marvin tlT bride, was m atron of hon- —------_ i ______c -- groom. . Marvin Ruhter. is a woman(Milan the the ] pain is likely to Lorl Lancaster was flower s eiicircledeiu irc led with fern and or- w vi "Jre in te n se s in c e h e r e n - 1* ^ 1 ^ or. BrldesmaWs were Mrs. Dan ^ L o ri L a n c a ds .with two nuiuature brides- Mrs.rs. w. W. H- H Dierker reported *’*' more intense ed the final touch to the ta- | I , irl and carried a basket filled ^hids with two /islts mnde lo ill memhers docrinee glanular Khmular system can in- I vJ T ^ decor. rloriseni g n s e n WSCS Ids in lavender on the lower 3TouT" ith lavender flower ^tals. annuls in Uivei he congregation. The group 'ensifyf her her enu emotional reaction he tiered „ cake i was topped i_i i of the congrei Jel Phinney, nephew of the m a d:e e plansp la n s fo-fii a reception lol- lo pain.in. Scienli.' Scientists now tell us I^V n O X A /' rf the bridegroom, was 1 ^a nosegay of white feath- r1-0Q PS Ll l O W . . . t e a - F S Lesson ;S..™ride, carried rw the rings on a Prayer’rayer bookboo cakes bearing lowingng Ihethe in.lallationin of Rev. w ""' wevve hnve h a v e ki k n ow 'n nl! o ln n R : * man. Hni. cousins eredI carnations i and white roses hamcttm r eart'Shapcd pillow decorated the names natne?i of the bndal couple Thomasmas Johnston, John ncw pastor Women have n nrds and Ron Hills, cousins olaccd with blue tulle and . iANSEN — [Mrs. Cirace Ram- heart-shaped n have more headaches /V o f* > it* il if the bridegroom. . blue! satin strearstreamers. Programprogram ct chairman, led the withith lavender flowers, Thomas flunkednked tl\ellie lalarge cake. S.Tving „( Clover;iover and Peace Lutheran 'V”* reacteact to to tl them differently ^ ^ 0 ^p 1 i 1 r iII n i s Marty Edwards, sister °f Mrs^ p„ane_ J son .study, "Rate Relations. Carterarter and and Michael ^ Chandler werere Mrs.Mrs Kail-'.arl Carey and Mrs. churches.rches. MrsMrs." Robert Muriloff, than men. ;r_s^Dgane_^roke^ ju n tjf ^ oman must solve her own I BargrMm^and^Dflvld Hills, bride, and ^Mrs. Owen Mar- lat Would 'i Ynii TJo?“ at the wereere candlelighters candlelij ------• GUbcrLbert QaantCliandler.. Iiiin!s_ of the M rs_.HarvEy^H arvey Maxson and Mrs^ . ^ w o m a n n m s i d u c t i b l e l coujin of the bridegroom , se rv ,gy^ cut and served the wedding Woni.animan’s s hociiSocietv of Christian Loren Loren HonsteadHonsti was best man. bride;de; MrsMrs. MaryT Tyree, nunt BrunkowBrunkow will serve on ihe Inner drlve.sdrive.s thattharmalce-her s^jek -vice meeting held at the Ushers'shers were Danny Gasper, of the bridegroom,hrulej nnd Mrs. committeemittee in charge of nr- perfectiontion. .She She must lenrn to Atplrln,Irln, sndand hurkdrrdsK of echy nnH nnvift Funkc. Willinni Phinf Icgroom's cako and Yvonne ^onimuriitymmmiity MeMcihodist Church. Lloyd Gnrey i lliam 1'liinni‘v. Jr.. iilMcr-jg- .ranflttinonts.—(O incntfi.------adapt toto herher sj|situations and be n., A S^r'M liw M .b.™ Sr^53 Nancy Brackett played the law/ of the bride. br Thele Septem September meeting date satisfieded with with lh lhe best she canT,„ computing f«l, idall presided at tho punch Mrs.^rs. Bryan Harris nnd Mrs. ^J*irinnil w p lUting: federal Income iax« •aditiona) wedding music nnd . . been changcd to Sepl 16 do. Meanlimeeanliine sc scientists are dc- b „ c y„u muu b. RalphIph^ Simmons Simmon assisted Mrs. i""p an ied " he bride was honored nt a has been cha u must be able to offer ccompanied Marie Nice, solo- ^ ^cellaneoiis shower given by and will be at the home of Mrs. velopingng nn remeremedy that will re- r purch.i,.purchsie. The DrugTa« arleena Hills, cousin of the Rambo. er. lieve her everyd Elr; cS- -... s. Roberi Lancaster and Mrs. Yoder. ier everyday nervous ten- r«or/ '■ employes3|oyes of A and W Root IIIII pairingring of mi mu.stard wools wilh ------/O j \ ^ -T~—"™’— y f l ^ ' Beerr Stand; JudyJuc Justice and C IN D Y HULL ( X A ' — ------/ '1 ^ '; Bonniemie Hills, andan members of brightght red trims.trii A canary yel- Box t l i . Twin/In Fall.F«M. c o a t is **'e Nazarene MMissionary Socl- ’ coat is lined with bright ------red. M V V Old-FashionedId-Fashloned Sugar Cookies ig. Ing. f ¥ ¥ cup shortening Roll Roll doughdough t/5 Inch thick on rY*pvY TIMES-NEWS -WANT ADS Ier WSCS cup sugar lightlyghtly flouredfloured surface. Cut with R FAST SELLINO ^ RESULTS m ^ ^ iW Filer WSC t eggs ‘ flouredoured cookie cutter. Sprinkle TOR FAST SI *4 Hearssars LeLesson I 1 teaspoon vanilla vs withnth sugar or cinnamon sugar, r bake plain and frost -when //v-V y Z* FILERILER —— Mrs.Mrs T. S. Nichol- I 3cups cups flour flour or bake plair r/Tr —AH" -V son chose chose the the theme t "A por- 1 teaspoon saltsa cool, /-I ~— ■ ~ _] traitt ofof Christ"Christ" when she pre- 1 teaspoon bakingbi powder Bake on a greased cookie Doa FAFALSE LS TEETH /. 7 , ~ -~__sentedted the les.so:les.son to the Wom- 1. te teaspoon a sp o o n so s d a heet sh ee t at a t 375 375 degrees about 15 Rock, Slide < or Slip? I Socicty of Christian Ser- 1. cupcup sour sour cream c minutes.ninutes. MakesMak( 5 dozen cookies. KOCK, 2 J I - ______■ an’s Socicty of ------F■ASTEErrn. A S T E E rrn . an e Improved powder nl •— 1 ''■ce! atnt a acoffce coffce hour. Thoroughlyrhoroughly creamc shortening (Tba Tlm«*-N«!w» Tim..-N. wil'. pay SS «ach to bfl b« g gprlnkJed p rln k Jed on tii>p«*r o r iow nr /.“I — •' I Mrs.Irs. Nichol-son Nichol.so displayed a and3 sugar. AddAdc eggs, one at a fnr th*th« bestb*^t r»cip« for plate:i.tes. holdshotels fflUefai Icoth moro firmly •irlr V »lky F*vorii*j, If y>u hav«- m In plare plaro Do Do notno «llde. "Up or rock. / ^ i ----- r_ .1 picture;ure of of Christ Chri painted by time,le. and and beat beat well. Adel sifted Lvorit# rfH!lp«, Juat, mall It lo th# N o KVimrny. gviinm y. goo<*v. g(> tu a to or t l —^ * Wrner erner Dallm. D allm . The original dryf Ingredients ingredients alternately with iucIpo«‘flp« I>«partmen*. iitp.nm Women't PaK« feeling.llng.PAaTEETIilsulkuUne PAtJTEE (non­ lam and vanilla. Mix thor- fJHor-lltor. Th. r«K-lp«r^ic b«omc th« pn>p- ttcld).et). DoeaDoea nnot o t Roxir C h rck fi " p la te J ~ .§ — 'Vl :■ b anIgs g s in In a a church chur in Chicago, cream and va •ty of Lh« Tlmea-Ncws and eannot Odor>r breath”. breath CJet. FASTEETH at She also told olof the Christ of oughly.;hly. Chill doughdi before roll- > rrturr>c RICHFIELDIC H FIEL D - The C. O. ; A B U Y I Chatfielditfield family reunion was ■' ' ' held,I. marking th the visii of their :st son. Waller Ch.ltficld,' t , 1 1 1 ^ 1 .-,-uTmt:- ”■ „ - ^ Thehe family m( met at the home ^ . e > . Z ! E ...... ■-Tzrr^_n l SWING TO FALL! of Mr. and Mrs.Mr; C. F. Chat- The (all fashion swing i.s on field. Others iiincluded O. ( - see how smoothly these slen- Chatfield,tfleld, RichfiRichfield, nnd three dfr-fallmg pleat."! move to the dau gghters, h ters, Mrs.M rs. Jack Edwards, w lthi m» o oder d e 30/A er paddingpadding. . ■'— payment buyjli the quickquic recovery water heaterr of __ H SeoSee thethe new est TOUCH &I SEW*SEW * se-wlngsew machine -.|||| __ I J tbetho onlyonl; m achine tha^ doesoes all 3 kiikinds of aewing! | your choice. SeeSee your eielectrical dealer or plumber.e r. $ A 9 5 H7iH T iafl nrw fo r tomorrow^

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.. .. ' I ^ s LEGAL APVEkTISEMENTS LEGA TS I LEGAL APVERTISEMENTSirj LEGALLEGA APVERnSEMEMTS LEGAl S LEGAL B LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTSr t UCAL AOVERTISEMENTS4TS LEGAL.LEGAt APVIRtlSiM ENTS I LEGA AAohday, Aug. 16, 1965 [-UECAl- ^ Im. -Praia. ttburmmxMt. lot *, »»•^ WhMUn StlM f'l’- IpC 9. blodk 90.N>. Sut>«vl>lan.Subd^vfii T>tn t^raMton«« Mra. C., S% «se.^ , Klrki.n.Klrkn K.U.. lot ». block Twia FalU Towaait^u ahowla«.hawUv » tu d.llnqu-ni ?"'• 8 Twin Fall* Tim«»-N«W8 Wriaht Wri.h.. ^ E. M. MD. blooJ *l«)hol.bol. loUlota Sf.t 4.4 Twin if.F*ll^TowaalU. . r7. W U tau M rs. W allM * F .. W »4* lo t 7. 1«69'I t n i na th. .mount rp.. AT^ld^ Mra. Marvlft SJL J , K«ller. M«. B. M-. NW TV of SW “ Bm . W 1. block lOT. . . J. b l ^ k ' #T Blu# W«*t AM->dda.* T r ^ n r *' igii>i^>iy-____, ^ i Ke*lU Fry. Mw. RarmoaA, to* *0, »yJ»«*t^r 25ii'x2^i No^ 9 E iii ' b lockt k II I I ' I " I I I B M*: ^ 'jU k .^ c io r w * L ., lo t 3. U aurenala L.,U , K*wtoa ISubd. Twia Fall*, Twin I- lock Mock IT. Huumi To*n»lt» ^ T*.79. T™Twia Fall* .Towaait*. ' WHEKKAS. WHCi . „ M Ham*. Kaye, ttalarr. Tr«aaurar. *e«.M. Aall. 68 ^'KUtler!^*I*y. Kra 8W 60* *ot 1 block kloek 1 ek Whltxaoxa. B«aliUi tnUlar-booaa.tu owned byI the Suta <.f ^ New Idea for Ui« ■Mgyar.-gtidb,. ' PuUmar. BikuUh. k»t 8. Mock 68. KUUa B » p p l m . Mm. W. E.. lo t « . b lo d . W h to ___ ^ WlUunWllMn TUnlTlablti* kUlru4 »3 W»l^<'pi****“ 4 ~ |o t T w itx- F a lir - T W a a lU . • 1Z4.124 BuBubl Townaita. Whitxal. B«aato E.* lot 10« block <1, inurw ta 88 6 0 ; Wllay. ..Clauda. $€S.OH; W a*t/«lt OU C orp., aar Mp. Vet 91. YaatnaaYMtnj Addn.. Twin U e -u ir* 2 nd Addn. flulu. , No. Atkliuo«. NE »S'. toU »1. . 1*. lo t a. Fairfield Bubd. Twia Fa)U. ve*tur« UO. ta NB SW SU JtO-lMS A* A. Klm-B- Wileo*. Sarah. Ta* No. 1ST. Mur- NOW, '■ Riot Squad ■ n#/ 88.08. Atklnao* Cambrel. Roa«. Wt 9, bUxk 7S. Twin'rwin' Kolb. Fiapk J.. lot 9. block 140, Ja NB ta u c b 1 /6 A. tio n o f Y ale flankUxk Sere. Co., Ul. block 111 \ Bubl Townaita. I Tw m Fa*iU 'ro w n aita. *’•*^*^*1.1 8 ___ * _ Y«l« n»nl *94. Falla TowaaiU. Tw.n t n d '“ Bithbun. JOI.K' loU I. 1. block M.t i. WlUlaau, Mautla T.. lot , lilock 7. RESOLD Treaaurer. <46.00; YoyU. Donald T.. ; Gardoaki. Ua«, lot 4. block 9S. Twin'fwin' .JCreoi -Krengel. Ruby M... lot 11. Kr*oril Goldon BuU Addn. Twia FaJla. That ^ *^3r-T>rtnTi FalU. ^ Uawaa aap. Co. A ren t, ^ rk 3, FalU TowHrlU. v-^-l^bdT'* 108, A , N »0- ol IV, lotLot WUllaau. Mr*. Oaa M.. lot 14. blockck .ndand U«tho Twin F.IU Is Reported Rradlratlan rUlaaa war# «p-•»- Babbal.B.bb.1, U n . L , n .. lo t ». ’ • i C a m a n d . K va H ., 15 14S.4* o f SE, S B , KKrueger. ruet Sarah, lot 14.. block 108, Rw j S, So Park Adda, fwla Falla. I. ia dlr.cUddirwri to c.nc.l ,.ij iM mr«w»4 and warraaU ardare^ draw* I*In Joi^Jon» AAddn. ^ Twia F.ll., ^ , _ ...(..StM i I. block J. Id « l Subd. T *ln f.U .. B .lr . O ltd y ,. lot >. blotk 41 Twin FalUF .U t70'x266IJO >264 lot 9. Martina Subd. Twinrwin I Twin iFaU* Townaita. lot I. lUxnold..Woci B. B.. Iou >0. JI. blKk ti.14. Wiseman. Roaa. Iota 7 A 8 . block 14,1,. aiovo th HUNTINGTON BEACH. Calif. t7y«*f»V theraaf aa fallawa. ^ Bair, Gli I Falla. • !t Kuka, Kuka. tieneva F.. lot 1. N‘-» lot Rejrn' Haaaaa Towaalta. , i —• Aca Printlnr. I*»c- racorda A .p- ■P* TowD.lt..Towoalta. •lock 8. So. Wa.h Addn. Twin FalU, , B Blua lu . L«k« L W »t Addn. Twin r»lU. (AP) — This city of 75,000— *c rrfnti T^,n' GaroutU, Jaaaa W.. Wl^ lot 10. block 8. So. 1 t Kl»l.r. Mr.. R u M.. lot 3. block 8.8 , WoWolfa. f^ CUra. lota 11 aad 16. blockertaon*a. Ine.,^t*lp»'Ip- B.k.r,Bakar. Ulll.n.L lot 14. block »S. Twin ^2. 'a.,,.,,SweaU Subd. TwJn FalU. 'Lammrn.. Lamn Oglle R:. E»<, k t 2S A ^ RI*I* u 11, Flier TowaalU. B 1 o ard of Cuuniv rnm.^> which sometimes plays host to S U.7J; Au,a.lu.. W.,n., .y.„. Tow, 10. lot 24, block 1. WUemaa-Uamjey Subd.ubd. MurtjiwtliUurUu Qrebmrd AJdn. Twin ^lU . >»• p Ci.kill. R o y P.. WUNii lot 10. lot 24. Bll.. F.llcl. C.. lot M. Bu.n» VUt..ta. Wolter.Wolttr Mrs. Wm. R.. 4Claric«), lot , ' 1 15Q.Q0(Lleen::age«_ at_its_seven — ». «f rracrp,.» P«**»ona tad. T.4i 8116.20; IlartoM. E. L.. phone. 8 I 0 .»<*. Baumi^B. B aum an, Gao. E., lou 1 and t. i Xddn. Ta I Laugbltn. MarJorU. lot *, block le 1*. . Twin FalU I Townalte. 'f Fifteen officers In swimsuits »iis.20; *’*‘*‘^“ 1 Addn. Twin FalU. Laug! Riuhle. Elva (Mra. Frank>, loU 16IS W^IdiWooldridge. Navada, Jots ZO A U,n. RoutineRoutii buaJne« w;*\l„. ■ kft Buhl Co-op Supply. Inc.. „ • 12. 12. K Filar ller T1 ow nalla. . - .i. »i I (UGUger. lgar. Harold, Tax No. 6*4 A partrt of EaatmaEaatman lat Addn. Bubl. Rltcb block 6 . ^ Park Adda. Twta FalU. til thetha hour1 of 6:00 hav e' been assigned to the repair, I1.9H: Child*. O. J. Seed C oB aeker.Ba119:47;^ B Beltla. eltla. * « m r~ J7 R am rw, W ^ li- ji 't• U « r! ^ FV«f-To**naU*.F f « ,_ ------’ |FI FalU a lU . 8 0 . P* t3 Wright. Edl^ X:r~I6t-9. block B7.57 A Atteat tte - tl in Floyd Mily Co.. aauip. * rapair.• If. W 26'. y, lot jj. 9 Paaraon* Habd. Twin lalU. ,,,, Layco. k. Tbella F., lota 4. 6., *,!•,! Robe:Roberta. Mr». May. lo t 10. block « . _ officers wear their identification i iii 3l 8. Gllna. DaLawrane* M., lot Z, exe Twin FalU Towaaita. IL H. A. Lancaater, Cirrtt f h 8lt»6->w: <*'•" Jen k ln a Chev.. In c.. co. Barker. B #rkay. Samuel. W, lot 8. ^ v i/J t block 27.- H anaen Tow naita. TTwin w in iFalU Townaita. ^ Twin Fi taped under their thigh-length N W 12«^ And N W 9 7 ^ ' k>t 9. block r. 6 Robertaon. Clayton J., lot I. NE of Wrlakle,Wriak Lillie May. Exo ,N *«* lota IU J c a r 1 1 ^.7 3 , Cem Stata Papa^ y>-. Jubnaona Juhnaon* Sudb. I nier. , . oi nl.Vl’ LDS Church. Twin FalU Stak«. 6 Robe 15. SO A 21. A Exe N S4^ of lot 22. block surfer trunks and hide hand- or.t* * *oppH«. 810.30; Hejtmanek. Beroardl. u^roardl Emil B.. tax 2. 8- No. 98. 9t B2 , uhl 8- T ow nalU . ,, A . E'i NE SE NW Exc E 30' HlgbwarHlghwi Suburban Tract .134 A 1-8-lS. JO * - I ejt- ,ft ,a FII.V Glodowakl, Glodow Mra. PaArl E., lot U, Roblnaon. Cemona, lota 21 * 2«.22 20. Kimberly. , Ju ly H*. 1.C5 • cutfs in their hats. E.iw.niE .lw .ril fr . mil™*., ll.Jt- IO.H, Fll. k 17, Davldaoa Bubd., Twin FalU. 9-10-17 ln»lde. Ro^l* Wygal. Mra. Alice B.. lot 11 Eze 10’ 1 0 :0 1 1 ,--1 ‘ k : H <»« m.n»l< p:.lw«r*l F., p h u n ., 8 **. 15; Hop- Ba^ar^om^. B...reon Sarah, lot I. block 17. D“r ^ “ ai Leader. Mary B.; lot 19, block 68, block 17. 1 Klmbarly Townalte. , 1 . "We've (ound that these riots " ‘"'S;;,;"'"? Goertxan. Paler P.. lot 4, block 91. „ Roblnaon. Mm. Pearl B.. lot 8 8. lot 12.12, blockI 28. Filer Townaita. The IBoard of Coun,/oom‘i^ ■ pl^ Wm , II.. I .l~ r , 11113.30; H .r rU•■‘V . Inv 2nd Addn. * Bubl. ^ • Buhl Town*ite. Robli Yadon, Harriett, 8 A SW NB NW[W met met >at >at thla time punmani to^i^^B don't just happen," snid Sgt.! '• n J’,';. , r . J*!""-. MS-1J: il.y=r. IIu.m^ I. Bice. m „, Z z, ella E.. lot 11, blockc 40,40. T-rwin w ‘« FalU Townaita. n Leahy, Malilda. lot 20, block 83. block 140, Twin FalU Tow,i*U4. **don (;«n»alaa, Ellaen, lot 9 * lot 9. _ Roblnaon. Pauline K.. S«-i S 92* lot 16 A SESI NW all In Rock Cneek Can-in- CommU*lunera CommU Carl,..n ai.A I re l.lJir, »2 t 2 ,ll; H«n..n. »•>>••■ *'• T w in F .Ili Buhl Townalte. Robli Earl Robituille. "They're i.i~.r. k 62. Clyde Subd. Twin PalU. 8“^* ^ c 1. S S» J o r S 92* o t W 23* lot 9 block 4A , yon y o n 7-1]7-ll-Ifl. *nd A I.U,r lUrvId*. IJnlUd 'S«v- ^'lBl"bJp*"LJur*^L."iot Bl.bop. 12. block 62. nil Lenno*. Margaret, lut 18. block I, S S’-j < Yelter, John F., SE IB* lol 20, lot ic7.i"-iiL‘’;n Klaaa a t'" ‘‘ (*oocb. L^na L.. lot 1. block 1* Dll- „ la- Murtaugh Addn. Twin FalU. et li 1 planned. A bunch of trouble- '•'•‘"'VhVrniollilr, rhfitilo.l., 161,35; Id.hn Po««>- Buhl Towi Suburban P*rk Addn. Twin FalU- Murtau 1, 21. block 85, Puhl Townaite. Claim Approvtd **“Black.°'^aIi‘Ji I. aw 7S‘^nV6' of N Ion Subd. Murtauga. Suburb makers say, ‘l^ t's go to Hunt->t- <■„ . p„«,r.i— .r, «J,I» ; InUrmounl.ln <..• Bl.ck. W ). f. Goodman. Waltar Lynn. lot 13,IS , LewU. Nora E.. SW 41 2';f lot*• 17 Roblnaon. n^bli M«. T. W.. lot 23. block Y o rk . C harles H ., S «2* E xc 8 10* lot Weed Weed Eradication claim m ... \1P r ,, ..rvlt., Id«h., Il..*plt.l 1> • thru 2i>. block 69. Twin Falla Town- 7 ^ (jo ij ington Beach Sunday and have J24.,r. Quilici HaJgbU, Twin FnlU. ‘j'™ 7. Golden Rule Addn. Twin FalU. 12. block 8 , Jonea Addn. Twin FalU.a. Kendrick Kendric for. labor In-tha .Jf Servic" HI... Cro.. Wllhb.i.1. 10,‘ii Twin F.ll. . SO alia. . Rod/g. Rod/i Mlnnla Sarah. Jot 3, WlJJJama Vounr — ------1 1 . lo, in hl,.c^ I. N.rwNarea j-r.vn,Gra^^. Gai^a. NW 13Q'xlt2‘ lot ^9. Voung. Ella M.. lot 9. block 84. *SL92 ' •'’•’"'"■I B" riot.' l.l^TS^ilITTTTKfll i'tn ^ * I Lewi,. Pearl V„ lot B. block 3. Subd. Subd. Bubl fOuUld^l. - Twin FiFalU Town*lU. d.rM dared dr.wnd: ^n _p.yi,.,„,'■'•I ih.r^“ 0 0 TTa ' b'Ael AdJn. TWTW’-r tHj. ------l l — Itotre "All it takes Is a comparativeI'e p'.ir,p.ir, 145%hmi ;: L.M., D.rr»l I>-, S.it>d, Twlr lot 7 'G rtj^al. Ada Bella, lot 7, blCck 9 8 . “ fT R ag en 7 '* faU n '’0 .. llx c OW 4’ lo t H ^ yYMCA M CA ■-■^-yWOA. Ra*> 604* Ui i r ------P'- S K S l” . ., .11 lot ' *1 Lawton. Margery, 'ota S A 4, bloc^ |qj handful of boys throwing sand 111 ; !-<“■ j«ni~ E.lw«tln FalU. . C.rt.r-Humph.r>.*-*„.ii|, H ™ fl. "ll Min. Tfl A Tri., ..rvlr., ^ OS- Buhl Town-iite. R„miRomana, Martana N.. N 2 A So of -to Kimberly Town.ue w., block GraybJJJ, Mr*. Lydia M.. lol IS. block ®®:■ Libert. Lydia K 9. 1 »t 16. block *. Coulea Di..iiow.d »» bombs and smiisKmB thtnBS7^ MmMin Sl.lM T.1 & I Ttl.lrwrt.# ------^ - h r r ^ t ckel A ddn. T wlu F a Ha:------k ». Coulea Iota 6 A 6. Hill Tract No. 2. ^ , lo. p of T.. Colffl.t'^H ond 700 or 800 other Youngstersrs ,-11112: M.rlK,M.ni I,~>n C„ phon*. ; j.,, F(|,r 1 » Golden Rule Addn. TWTPi Fgtlir ------—T w TwlH lH—F S Iir------—------——^ _Alkln.on.- Atklni Dur«.U L,. NK 3«.S' ------lot P u r^ o a n t n- M.«.r. I- W. W.i.hou.o, th.mlc.li. *‘’ntrnkenK "'Euiah M.. l-t «. block Mock Graan. Annie M., NE 100M60', Ict Go'd«»Lierman^ Martha, lot 3. block 82,*2* Uoac Roaendaul. Lealand 7., lot 27, 1818. bl^lblock »«•, 'Iwlrt r »lt. Tuwu.lt..------E. Jacobaon Tract. Duhl. " • B.«t.r. Mkrr K.. lot *. block I J. Code A n n o ta te !, net 1 Ur^f.r^t — ni5h-u[>-j»igt-in spp whflt!a.,hjlBi .'i7t7i 1 5 Filer l'own*il«. Ganlner'a Ganlne Subd. Twin FalU. ^ si.n Co.. .uppi...,-tO fT -»»T ;^ e Frultl.nd Addn. Buhl. und L in ata llm e n t of r.if>4 t.,- - .. peninp. Our plan is to, grab the m.-.i. siu Naw-. Ron.aaaii, Klmrr. , lot 13. block 6, 1 ir~"------CTTTy7~T:ttttg-^il. / lo t L b lock 9, MaWi---- B«mu — lnt...ll. block 1, . aecond Monday of J., , Nrll-« Hdw. 4 Supply, chemical*. 1block,1^ 1^ 3 .3.^ Munyon'.jj Addn. Golden R ule A d d n . T w in KaM*. ^ 11 rioter 1 before things get bad." Nrir. iiiiw N K 'i tir lf f ln , M lnnla M ., Jot 18, block:k 6. SchcK)lSch(K)l Addn. T w in FalU . Golden ill. McCollum Addn. Duhl. I I I II ' M SKjhNO; Norm* OK Tire. e, .Mr», H a rry A., S E 2‘ lol.t t 3, R Ruth. uth Maude, lot 6. blocx 1. Radlke M^ollui lUr •pproved. Uta >j^i; 34.10-16 8 0 . *Park, ** Twin FalU. | Lindi Brie*.. Ell. J.n.. loU a. H. 8 n » .l.r So fai^ has worked.______»«'.< repair. Irt.46 . Pam.tC* (-omplete ^ ^ 1; 3 4 . j block all lot 4, block r.32 Barry Subd. Uuhl.Juhl. 8ub«I. 8ub«l. Annex. Twin Falli. Briggi 4 H.i (irimm. Della Blanche, lot 6. block all lot 9 Tract. Twin FalU. nt-« AuthoriiaiUD* Roiton. Mary EiUabeth. loU « A H. ‘•'’‘jp™ I Lively. A lm a L.. lol lo. S E ’-i lot 16, Rulh Ruthhart. Mrn. George C.. lot 0. Tract, J O lan G enn. C ounty A»ren:. wti l e g a l advertisements ' U.>ltnn S uIhI. Twin KalU. ”J,•111, Jwl Twin Fall* Townalt«». I Liv«l Bn>wn. Mt». C. D., SW SW 22-0-14, ^ Vl, ■s -S; k 47, tirlndalaff. (Urtrude. N 64.5’ lotQt 6.18.1 bl«>ck I tl. Buhl Town*lte. block I 63, Twin Falb Tnwnsll'?. permlii.lon to ro to Bol.- “ rhard. Ernest. mllaai't. H Hraddy,raddy. Mn.. C. E.. lot block 47. k 8, R yttin-r. F lo ren ce, lota J2 A 1 13, 3 CarUon. Bertha T..'lot 0, block 37. bliM*k I, Munyona Subd. FllJr. jI Longlx>ngobardo, Sam. tot 20, block 8, Rytt • Twin FalU Townaite. and 20. . lPfl3. to iud„-. i«o,2 Proceedings o f theiC pritchanl.mtrh.r.i. Erneat. phone, Tw|h Fall- k w. Millie, lot 14, blotk 67, Buhl 9, N a 1 Demer. Mra. Roee. Tax No, 218, Tax V.., 1 Townslle, I aita.alte. SalrrSalmon. Mary A.. l..t 5. block 1. ^ July 20, 1065, t.,ge.her w|,h n htapie«. T. It., aervlca. *5.00; SIni- lot 4. ^ bl.ick1. 1., 24, K ll.r T o w n ..!.. c 16. EaM Lawn Addn. Twin FaJU. N.nN... 418410 S A. Murtauuh. ill^i “ Commissioners, Twin block! Gubler. Carl A., lot 4, Block 4, Inv. L*)rain.Loral Mr*. Frank, lot 17, block 16. Elasl I. I'. Denney. Myrtle V.. Ij U 15. 16, block>ck W allace Savar;c. ^ I.lol S.jIThillldart. • aoulp. A repair, n nrcnnen, r c n n .n , I 'c .r.’., lot 21 4 =2. *'l'>«'‘ ! 1 Filer Town/ilte. I Save.Savelberir, M r*. H a rry H., lot 12, Pei-mlaalon wn, grant-.l all 0 | ».',4 fi7 ; Twin Kail* Kae»ito n.,r(h of We-tcott Oil Corp. * '11,6 . HH.n..n a n .en T..wn.llc, ° Elm Luthcian Church. NW DUt., 10.36 of of So So 1 2 S ' lo t 7, W 41* lot 8. bio* k lot 22. lOfi.^. J u ly I / , 1««», „repair, I, ,828120;2 , 1 .; Whitehead, ^Hlh " • Urown, ;S.r.h L.)l., K 50’ <-xe N 4 ' . ’'j"-Hall. 'NorrU O., lot 18. block 4. Elm Luth • I D*>.Uon, L uello (M r». R uaaell), lot Addn. Perk SuUI. Twin KalU. A of I. lot I. Ceilarholm Subd. Filer. I ,3,3 . GGob olden R ule A ddn. ’I'w ln FalU . I tk>d*oi R o u lin a bu.inr^.* \v«* ti*n«4 ctftl- .^ 1 ______10 ;»f) o rln fk A.flK 1 .w XM'* lotlo. 24. blblock 7. CoW.n Ilul. Ad.ln, P*rk Su 60. i Schm idt, E la in e R ., K 6.V of N S nf of 14. block 47. T w in F alU T o w n alte. T h* B o .n l of Cuuniy Con.mrT.TUnVr# ^ lw>r, •TM/tti—Vatto------1I tiamHamby. ov Mr*. J. R.. lot 18. bh>ckrk II. . Lydal.yda. E m m a F ., 'u t 12. block 60,1 Schn rly I D urllng. C. W .. lot 1, block 10, tn .ho hour of 6 : 0 0 „>|.,ck p.„ USl-.m. Cutu.lnrhan»T^ir‘^*»^ tahnr, xwln~I^»i ------^Twtn—Falla—Townaita------___ jrxafit_A. Allen Park Sul»d.. Kimberly,, Durllr • a receoa waa taken until 10:00 m»t at IhU llm# Jn JUtfuIitr Juiy «••• 170. 7 0 H7H7 ; : Btokiwbarry, Biokw Alan. labor *70.87 t UrowB row nfle nfield, W allace M.. out»l,--M-J:r^urUiu0*1‘ ■I i r .m l,. T T r r« .r vr . l . l Kir, , , , 98\20^of t 8 «a00' ot a s lot 46, Orthalara. Twin ^ llMTillt Klm-. Kimberly Townnlte. _ li^atmEaatmnn. Alma A:rT5t-3.“ T>T5Sk-T4: ••“ ♦'-J r!<)»jlf hmllUr •twl lh« rlrrk H^nry'* F« iG.ilden Hula Addn. Twin FalU. 73‘xl0273'xl02’ «>f lot 4, Tylefa Atldn. Klm-. .Klmbei i>ck Twin FalU Town*ite. ^ MoiiuiH w. tx n u o id '*• Henry’* Farm Halaa. chamicala. 8 *.- TiTT*:—""— t—TS“ be rly .------______.Si^hnSchmJerer. Chrixtlna. lot 11. hJock TwJn 1 Chairm .in CominiMlunar KJ«m al>*enU 07ir.40: Q7 ir 4 0 ' Simplot Blmpl 8 ollbulldar», rhamlcal*. HuekmaaH uekm aatar. Evelyn, lot 6. blockck 1. tramllt^m, Ollla iMn*. iy«KH, lot IS. berly.-- block 18. Eastman'a Iat. Buhl. McAM cA rthur. E m m a L., lot 4. block:k 8,S. 22. FFi ile r T ow naita. ^ — AT T BST ;------■ AothoHi.llon 1 IMfl4.R0; 1 . 1 0 4 .6 0 ; Twin 1 Falla Canal Co.. Suburban Suburban I’ark. Twin Falia. block IN, Schnell. May J., N«i lot 20, all lot 12. W ent Bluo L akea A ddn, T w in Commb«Ion«r KI*a* w»» Kiven p*r- .h»mie«U I "•"l- Buhler. Amy. lot 10, block 84.4. So Hnnro,Hnnrock. Myrtje. S„ SS’ lota 19 AA 20. InvestoInvestor!* lat Addn. Buhl. Schr Falln. H .' o A. LANCASTER. CUrk ■ chemicaU. 814,871.20: Wafco, Inc.. Uuhler. McCallUler. Ada (Hann). lot 2. blocki)tock 21, FFli ile r A rre T ra ct. , REGULAR JDlV HESSIQS ■ bli»rk 2. McCollum Addn. Buhl. McCi 4 2 Egbert, Xenia IU- lot 20, block 1. m lM lon to attond lh* UUirlct chemicals .i,-rnlraln 816.20; 81 Twin Falli FeedI A* Lawn Sub-i I..t 42. ^ K gbrr Twlu Fall,. H MMtlnc of N.tlonul A.«n. of Countlo Ice. Inc., chemical*. ^ * 1 .667.80. • ^ Humey. H um ey. B ert, lot 6 A «. block 129.129, H anea. H e rb e rt H ., lo t 1. T y le r A ddn. 69. Eai Suburban Park Addn. Twin Fall*, McCauley. Hltlher. lot 6, block 17. F F lie lier r A cre T r a c t. S uburba < 0 Ju ly JO, 10.;^ B.n D lw , C.llfornlii. July 13 llmiu.h•'* Uavoluatlon clalma wera approved Twin Falla Townaita. Kimberly. K.lrnberl> McCi Scott. Donithv I... \>t 9. SE2»-:.' lot . Flnla>Flnlaynon. Melvilla J.. aec. 2fi-ll-19, '•y Huab. E.lith M.. lot 7, block 10. Twin Hane>ir—l.llllan.Hane>i. Exe N 8’ lot 10 andan d InveatoInveatoiN 2n«l A ddn. Tluhl. Scot ,K| Murtaiigh. 10:00 u'cli,ck *ni, H J u ly 10. 11)05. .... and »nn Hervjce. 8«* ear aapen*e.' 88.37 ; {irlmni.B rlm m . I^ n a . lot 16 A 1«. block ?6. block W 416' of SW NW NW 1 7 - 1 0 - 1 6 . Town*lte. Town»lti _n ___ W 26' lot IH, block 0, Murtnugh 2nr2 n r M.(,\ M.Coy. Cha*. H.. loU 15 A 16. block W 416 G.llcy. C .rrl. B„ NW NW 20-10-10.Q all*“ membem and the cUik prcxeuL^H waa appmvad. ^ Idah.. Iloapltal Ho*pl Service. Blua Cn>«* lUn*au T. 18, Cartlleford Tow nsllo. ' SeptSept. C. It., lot 6, block 3. Olileii /.alley Tax ('laim * Vpprux«4 Quarterly Uaport of Sharlff waa ap. y^nhhald. 124 60* “ * r tL 7 i r ^ i > r K .? W '.j exc N 6 0 * of lot Add^.Addn. Twin T Fall*. 18. Ca **' Withheld. 824.«fl: ITEX. malnt.. 870.60; Hitter, I iibur- McCoy, Mr*. Ora G., lot 1, block< 93. 9-1. Sub.l. Sub.l. Twin FalU. [I Han-en.Hanoen. ... ri-tnClalnxa f..r Slat.; T*« wlihhelj fn fl Kimberly Road OK Tlra Storea, car 1. n N gi^- 2' a’ of W»i lot J. Snyder Tract.rract. Han.aiHan.en, V»ra. lot 7, blork 1. Subur- McC< gl «letxen. HattU L.. Tax No. 434 ban Park Ad.ln. Twin FalU. Twin IKalU Town»ite. SevySevy. Mm. John L. (Jane Si. S aalarlea Ju ly 1, v,..,e .p p r n ^ | *^ Quai^rIy n«i>ort of Probata Court'*■* e»p.. 85.90. ^ Twin FalU ban lar SS 76' lot 8. . 10’ lot 7. block fl. Monte E tc WfcNK .16' Buhl. ( 112 Harral. Bertha I., lot 8. blockk 4. McCi McCullough. K. F.. E 12^.87' of SS 76' lot (lucri.c, ChrU.Un M„ NW NEyp. an d w arrant.* orck 112. B* . Exc S 20' l.>t 4. Carrico-Warburgburg VUtn VUtn No. 2 Twin Fall*. IlUaplUl noar4 814.48 to Houtham Idaho Pipe ~~»"Huhl « Huhl TowiTown*lte ----- ^------'------...... M^t-uMiir...... *H.1» TI..V.1 ______3 » . E» ment therei>f aa f.dl.ov.; Curr?ntj:*^B lO-lB, Harri*. Lillian M.. lot 9. Burring-ring- Tract, Tract, Twin Fall*. ------ShwfShirffev. Mra. AHen-R., WS Ut-AlrJ.. ____ , ______- , j S^V--T>enj.e— «66a,6K r Hex“*h>ation — t— __ ComnilMlcnara Carlton and I-ou*h-. Steeln, i Curporailonf,,rr,«r waa approveck ! Wt-ed Eradlcailun $ri0.7^ ■ warr»nt orjlered drawn In payment•n* gy;SE awaW flVSW HE kImlMirly. ^ . HW Invmiorn 4lh A.ldn. Huhl. SharShank. Sadie S., loU 4 A 6, block 4,4 KimberlKimberly. . . I'l-inC lalm a for S.>cial Seciinty M a a tln , Ju ly ^ l2 . lOfiS. 7 i ‘. M. 4hemif, ' Catfle.Cagle. I Roy. lot 8, block 87, Buhl Harrl*..n. Elhel. gW>', 1 ,t 1. SW Invrt lU. block Shor Sheneberger. F. Tvu.-.t*-'? YMCA. . ^ ^lin payment tbeieuf *4 f.>||,,w.: C u r:r^ | Roaaworth. July Ul. at » ;00 of Health waa apprtivwl and warrant•nt iUn*enlUn*en Tf. Campbell 10. McKinley, Margaret l ulu, loU 7 A Twin Twin FalU. - Herrett, Norman R.. W H5* of , E W e ^ E radication S'M2.*;7. ■ sardlnr • raw dump a»*». Poor Fund Fun«l elalma w«.ra anpn»ve*l andMl*! I. MurlauuMurlaurh Addn. Twin Fall*. ^ H»rt.Hart. Edna B.. lot 21, Block 10. M«Ki , 0 1 2 0 ’ Exc N 22* of lot 2. Surtoea Addi- Clalma Appr«»e.I warranU oni *ot Carpentier. Ruth, lot J4, blockck 8,8 Ca.tlefoiCaatlefortl. B, blockbloc 21, Filer Tuwn«lto, SherSherfry. Theo M.. lot 1. block IIO. Claim.* f.,r Fe.Jer*l Tat t 6. block S. Su. 4, bio. . p a y m e n t thereof ** f,dl.e S2,3l»1.9(); Uev*lu*lk,fi Aea Printing. Inc., auppUos, rifl.OO;"• arrv.. 816.00, tl 6 00 DUal S15.00 : Anden*on.'O'l. C«ra.*n. (’a rao n . M arjorie, lo t l i , bl M.. lo. 12. block 69,^ ’ C laim for l%iutUy . ’lartf <>f laO.fiOi American OH Co.. Car Exp.. 81.26: ,,. 0 5 . RuhljjiVhl Pharmacy,1 dm rs 8277.KflKfl: : Cetlerbur Cetlerburg, Alpha S.. lot 19. block,ek 6. Hawklna. Golla (Mra. Carl). S*.j 8ldcn lot lot 2. 2. block 2M, Filer T-.wn.iie. ^ S ecu rity In tbe ant.oint '>f y* Rallanl, J. L. RSC, pr.f.'aerv., *3 0 ,00;0 0 ; So. g,, P p.r^. a rk . Twin FalU . ^ ,V Siken, A lta 1... N 66.'V of N '-j lot 8,a J.t 3, block 4, In. In- Kean,Kean. Claude ll.. lot 11. block 1,L R o u tin e bu«ioex* wa< tran-<.c{H lor, 17,000.00: Ilenham. J«ma 4 il.. Oanh!" K.y- MD.w rj Ptx>r.' aerv.. ir.5 0t»: llooth->th Chandler C handler. V era, loU 7 A 8. block:k 15, HHawklna. aw kl Prince, lot H. Tolbcrta Subd. Han*en u h Twin FalU. MartMartell. Elhel J.. lot 7. bJ».ckk 2. vev e lotor- r n l:*t A ddn. B uhl. 'P a lm e r S I J. Twin FalU. til the hour cUbloaU K •i.'i’ lot 14. hl.K-k 1, H ig h lan d V ic n 7 -l^ JO . , , a.m .. J'uly 26. 196, Rrumbach. H.F.. Jr. MD. prt.f. aeo^.ry.. Twin Twin Falla Falli Tuwnalte. ^ ' Truct. Twin FalU. ^ i^arnnL am m era. A n n a M., S E 188‘*7B* lot ' liob Racaa Motor Co., Now Car. fiherlff. 193.75. DUal. DUal 18.26 ; Rorlnr, C. r>. D. Chen*. Chen*. Lucille, L tax No. 413. exa0 tax Hoyne«. J«^*le J.. lot IB. block 118.118 4. GoldG.dden Rula Addn.-Twin Fnlla. Truct. M ORRIS W. C.\RLSO )tB Ma.on. Mary H., N S of E'..j lott 17'.1 7 ; Slati Slater. Reva M.. lot 89, Filer Acrecre ». JohnJohnion Sub.1. Filer, , . Chairman. • 1 .8 8 8 .0 0 ; lluhl Clly; Hupplla.. Treaa.. Druu. Oniu ' Co..Co drug*.J 8l70.3<; Children*.fn*. No. No. 634. 634. 17-10-17. 1 TTwin w in IFalU-1 Town*ite. Ma.o Lange, ilra. Paul C.. NE 08*180' lot ATTI 4 In- Haywanl, William L.. Tax No.. R87,7 . Burrlm Burrington Addn. Kimberly. T Tract. r .r t , . . A ’TT E S T : ■ »l.OO; tlDlman. Mra. Cliff, 8 ubp<»«na. Hnmaxt^ ^ ‘ Society. q,Ai* 2nd qtr. allocation.Ion. Chldeater, Chlde*ter Hatel. lot 9. block 4. In- Ilaywi 9 6 * Snyder Tract, 'fwin FalU. x* * Probata. 14.26; Dradlcy. C. D. Dollar JcooJo: Car rt’f. vent U t Addn. Ruhl. lot l'»17, block 8, Jonea Addn. TwinT w in Ma**ey.Mu* M yrtle C,. lot* 10 A: II.11. Sly. Sly. I.lnnl. F„ Lot 4, Block 8. » .“'"'‘I IL A. LANCASTER. ■ 1600.00: Carver. Max W. MD. pnif. y«nt Ut A block 6. Golden Rule Addn. Twin GoUlerGol.l.n Rul. Addn. Twin F.ll., Laughlin. Haxel (Mia. Jeaa), lot 8 . 'dRE x G U L A R JU L V ^ESSillOV ■ Co., Repair*. ]anlU»r. $l4.7i. *arv., ^ 816,00,116,00 DUal. 8 6 .0 0 ; CulUnr*.ig«. ChUham. ChUham. lha H., lot 8. blockk 68. Falla. ^aUa. block E xo FalU . . SmSm»n, a Mr., WInnl. M„ lo. 6, hlockncV block ?28, Filer Townulte. Twin Falli, IiUlM ■ Campt>a(|>WeUa Rapr»ar«:thnwi Tow n Service, c a r ex- Clark. C lark. Wallace V B.. lot I. block:k 89.82. Fall*. , Matney, Matr Ted A., Sr.. lota 7. 8. 9. Buhl ' Th'e Board of County fonsiaiaa^l Hell. Katherine, lota 8 A 7. blockk 23, block block 0 . Filer Town*lie. SmlSmith. Cora M., lot G, block 8,8 Subd.,Subd Twin FaM*. metm et ' ata t thi* lim e pui . ’iaiit ncak,^H Oil Sarrlca-, Car Exp.. Sher., Il50.2t:** pen*e 811.04:q DaWitt It»*t Home.me. Twin Twin Falljr- Fall Town*lte. Luke, E m m a S.. W S N ‘^j lot 1. Clark. fitaUa. Ca*h RecelpU. Sher.. cara Co. Patient,^ <128.00. Cutler A CC iitt. iitt. Mr*. M Ren. lot 1. block 5. 8. So FFiler ile r Townalte. T». Max'Maxwell. Harry A., lot 14, blockk 97.07. Klm 1 Park SuM. Twin FalU. *’ all member* and the dork prsRt. Helms. Gene, lot 4(. Buena VUtaVUu Twin Twin Fall* Ttownslta. SmfiS m ith . H e rb e rt A., lot 13. block 8. block 2.2, Murtaugh Addn. Twin FaiU.I' Quartarly< ILeport Apprord 917.20: C ubit. Jo an n e. S alary. A**ea- Fox, .. MD,m d prof.r aerv.. *33.00; «o*.do«'d p p.rk .r k A Addr ddn. Tw in F alU . . Helms Lutheran Immanuel Church. lota Quar •or. 188.73: Clark. Wlllnrd H.. MD. ahepherd Home, ci^r* dep. child.,lld., Clifford. Clifford. Heatrlce. NE 1 A NE2 NW Addn. VW S EUc NE 100*xl25* and Exc Medley. Medi Mra. Geo. T.. loU 12., 13. OOlden lden A ddn. T w in FalU , ota Quarterly Reporta on lb« EUplH Tax No. 821. block 88.: Kimberly. SmlS m ith . M yrtle. E IIO* of N W 210"tO’^t J2,12. 13,IJ, H A S 246’ of lo t 4, C a th e dIral ra l wwere ar* aapproved. H UanUl Hearlnv. 820.00; Cllek. Inc..V 8106,00:iioAoo* Hanjien,lU i Rulh, .rent, 8 2 2 .60;6 0 ; 8-10-14 8-10-14. Helghta, Twin FaiU. Suppllaa. Janitor. 87.71; City Floral. Power 68; Cllmer. S. A.. SS loU 12 thruru 14.14, „ HeUley, Ora D.. I0 U 8 A 7. blockk 21. Melton.MelU Irane. Tax No. 612. Exc«c N 140’ 140’ . A E 1ll».66'xl40* lot 3, Tylera Claim Approved Idaho Power Company, aervlco. >20.68; Cllmer. : McCartney. Flora E.. lot 8 , block Clain Sappll-. J.nlu.r $ ,0 .0 0 : II»'' Cl.lm for J.r Welch. W .lmw* S lor*. Inc.. SuppllM . Co. A ,.n t , »1S.55 ; rk 11, H en n efer, Jeasle A.. S 60* lott 1 14. 4 , M Men< enck. R av R.. lotn 20, 21, 22,• 21, Srnli Smith, Roict** Alan. lot 8, block 8,, 7, ’ w.^ni Twin Falia Townsito. DUtrfclD U triet No. 4.*^. a’a* . ai>prt;ri«i ul^B , • Idaho Power Comirany, aervice. *13.01;01; Coker, Irene1 M.. lot 11. block 11, Henne McIntyre. Elixabelh M.. RW‘/-j of let warran Carlaon, MorrU W.. Mllea^a and MeaU, Drlvi 47; Ea*tmann l.t Addn.' Uuhl. hlockblock 1. Suburban Park Addn. T Twin w in GGanlne an ln er'* 2nd Sub«l. TwHn F a lU , ^ „ Jonea JgnCa Addn. Twin FalU. ifi f IV Ict warrant onlere.l drawn In tJ)e *»• Jaapera Drlva In, car cvp. prov., <6.47 ; Ea*tmann 16. Exc N E 66.3’ of N E 62.5* lo t 16. „ f *'> 72 ^«.44: CU* Ho«»k Store. Inc.. Supplle*. Jaaper Ca*/ " A] Oil, fuvl, *2:i.0«> ; John-hn- Cole. HaBarbara W.. lot 14. block>ck 8.8 FalU, FalN, M Mem en n o n lta Chanel of Twit*' FalU Sn»Kk 1. High- “* ** “ tx»f. Coleman. Lucy F.. lot* 31. 32. block B66x1206 ’x l 2 o’ |.,i 7. Tyler Addn. Klniberly.»erly. 377.H’ 377.H* SE NW 21-10-17. gpy.S nyder, .Mm. C layt.m S.. Exc 6’ lo t . . y j sh- Prrchaae of Eqalpncnt Premium. |2«fl.»9. DUal ni?,i 83.ou; ,3 Ou • Kreilkatnp. MD.. pruf. Coleman. j land View Tract. Twin FaSu. a mi K n \f» U m . C. L-. C a.h Kecelpt*. *erv.. <37.60. J;*;!;* Dl*al 17.60; Kimberly’rly 1 12, 2 , H B lue lue Li Lake* W A ddn. T w in KalU.,IU. H en l, V o l., N 54. «.f S 110* lolI 10, Mercer. Merc J.)hn F., lot 8, block l-<^. 12C, 6. (jp. C raig Subd. T w in KalU. A moticm wa* made t/y Cv/nmuiyi^K 8har.. 812.76: Fruntler Ilcflnlng Co., vilik’,»« mmt lan, Coltrin. 'I’ed K.. lr»li«»r hou»e. bl.)ckbl..ck l;.12. M unyond Sub-1. F lie r. Buhl Townalte.'i ' soaiSpain. Mra. D. E. fOfcna) s; S I Mogennen, Frank W„ N'-j lot 23 andind Klaa*Klaa*. *econ.lcd by Commiuna^^ Vlllaite, *arvice. *7.00; Kaaarman, Coltrin. I lot 22, Dnvids«jn* Sulxl. Twtn FalU. I..ouahr Car K*p.. Sher.. JIW.31 : Tletcher. Inra. Clyde, ilep. child eara. *120.00; Klm«ln». Condei-,Condei, Ruel H.. lut 2. block ^5. Deana Hiiibe.Hiubee. Minnie H.. lot Kl. blockk 40.49. Metcalf.Mete Nina, lot •!. block I-S-’ LSo ei 81,75'v22fi.l.r 7 5 *., o f NW 127.12' of E '“ V f'n . '. I,x)Ughmlller an-jASl.'A Meta, Mela Wm. Hnndd, l.>t* IV A• 18, Twin T^ln FalU. m I >• irrnph for u .e In Coun'.y .dficei. 1 ^ | Paper Co., «uppH«, Janitor. 819.80 • |^„eLler. 1 in- 20' of W 160, 64- of H 75‘ lol fi. MiMjr- Mi>or- NW NEN E N of C an al 27-lO-l»l. block block 1, North View. Twin FjIU. S j p.d.r. W illiam M.. T;ix No. 703 , In Moore. A., Jot Jo, bJcck 6.7,C*. ,heth e fuf t.jfal prii-e of H 2.9il.70. ■ V Lanca*ter. H. A.. Co. Audllor. m- 20' of W ) •I' T w in Fall!. T u w n .it.. I R.m. i O eneral RUI». Supply. Supi»lk*. Jani< dltfcnl tran*..iran*.. |l 18.25; Lar*oii. Wlkltev,tev, manamana lat.lal. Twin FalU. Hlldr«H ild reth . M. IL . loU 3 * 4 blockk 19.19, Melht»dUlM ell C hurrh. Kir-.t, lot !"• 17, NKjj NK NE lU-iO-17 .01*\ I!i5.6'x220- ^ I R o u tin e bu.ck bl.»ck 18, F ile r T.>wn*iie. , Stab Staley. Mm. M. E.. Exc. SK 4O-xl40’ « Mullin*. / Mm, J. 1., lol* 11, 12, block:ock.tlie U>e boibour uf 6:00 o’clock pm, •bro 8 . (^ddcn Rule Arldn. Twin FalU. recoti* C lub A ct., 8B«.35. , <70.00; 170.00; Mtn M tn SUtea Tel A Tal. pbona,sna. EV* EVi lot lot 7,7, block 6. Turner* .Vddn.. Kln»-Kim- HinmiHinman. Mr*. Orra S.lvem. TaxI No. Meyer*, Mey« Anna, lot 12, block 70, TwinTw in |yi |yi 44_^ block 6. Turn.-r* \d)0 o'cIj H um t, Asnr*a M ay. l>>t 4. blockk 18, Milter.MilU Laura B., W I A lot 4 E*c Exc NW j, f jw 2U-10-1H K im herly, m M O IililS W. C.illLSOS. druw*, <76.8H; Metlical Center Phar- Corey. 1 jy, Mu.se. Ollie G.. 9.83 A 24-10-18 H an- Caah Receipt*. Sher.. S'A.KO; liayne*. macy. macy* Inc..Inc. drug*.d <451,1-; Magic Val-i/al- FalU FalU Town.lte. Tow lov,Inv, 2n.2nd Addn. Ruhl. Tax Ni>. f h20 U»t 6, It Iplcy-Keicher*. stenS tepben«. Mr«. H.-n. K nc SE lO'xlO' *n- Chairman. \ l>«nnia, Ca«h H creipta, 8her., IH.1&; lay Drug. t)ru v , drug*. dr *217.‘>2. Craig. «Kretl J,. l..t «. block 4. C.>M.-eii;..ld.-ei HHollai olland. M ary V.. K 60' U.t 2, S nydern y .J.r Sub.1 Sub.1 Filer, ^ lot 2. bb.ck Ci\. Twin 1 ttlU Tuwnsite. ** A T T E ST : Itulbert. Helen, Salary. Aaaeaaor. Medical - uga, RuU Addn. T«in KalU. Tract. Twin Fall*. M Milh iller. MaWl J .. l.>t 17, block 2. s.c v • I'nb.nt. Margaret, l.it 1 0 , block 4. 4, H A. LA.NJCA.STE«. CVrl. Medical ArU Pharmacy. druga, Rula Addr “ -• I .Sicvrna, Je** Keith, lot i2, block 3.• xf,Murtaugh Ad.ln. Twin KalU. ' Rj fa«.S3; Ilentlenon. flelrn r.. Jflleaffe,f'- <194.96:fiuj ur . MagicMai City Kucl. fuel.80.23.23; ; Crawford. C^wfo, T*»»)a M.. ouuid# lax*x 196 llollefH oller. V ivian K., loiji 40 A 41. NMl' S C..l.lcn Rule, Twin FalU. . I M.mvn Munyona Ad.ln. Kller. PhUn R E G U L A R JULY Sr-S.SION Me«l*. Pr.>bale. 154.10: lIo4*. Dr. C.len«•« MarieJi.aic Valley Memorial Iloapltal. prof.rof. In In NK NK NE NI h-Jtwu. ExrExc 3 665* lot 42 Filer \-re Tract. M Mlnj inro. H vrtha A,. U.t 13. block S te w a rt. Joaepb O,. l .t B. block 3.- co J’hiJJIpa, i,„w U tit V.. iot* 2 7 ,2 a. blocl;ocl; Twin FaJJ.. J-Utfl 62, Huhi Town*lte. July 27. 1'.‘t 4, bl.vrkock 4. Holloway.Hollo' Fred, U, E 2 A of SWSW 4 Golden Golden Rule Addn. Twin FalU. , , BickelHi“^k..l Addn. Twin KalU. • 6 . It.IeTyler* Addn. KimlK*rly. TheT he Board of County t: .mmi«i.sr aupplle*. 1.121.21. B«rv.*«rv.. * 1 l*ee. Moi* Ind* L.. E S lot 10. l,,tt 11.*>• Twin T w in FalU. ovSchmitt. vfw H*aie L.. W'.:, l,,t 3 . WVt/j S Beer Llceo.* franife/ hn Pnwvr fW rany. fWrvic*. ' *»U.JOt f^j.oo:*25.00: RnbUry. S. lo‘,‘ e\c W\V l.\‘1.\‘ IfowaHoward, Ethel M., Tax No. K’4 SB 10 block block 27. Filer Ti)Wn«ite - SiraStradley. DorU. lot IJl. ■ bl.>ck 8. SE si;,,,' NW 40.:,2 A 4.HWU lluhl. L I icen|c^ri .e f.ir the «4le of S-Ulel v In term o u n tain C, a ■ C «».. Servli«*. ,j,pdep. child.,child <8.00 ; P.-iy'* Weatcotltcott lot lot 3 .1 exc exc W 16' lol 4. KairfieKl Sul>d.Subd. A W olof Tax 124 No. t21. Tract Montifomerv, M«n( Cle., l.t block• 21. Birkr*Qirkrl Addn; T-win KalU. ”• ^ Simon.U. ^ Nancy .M„ |..t I. block' 4. 4, dnktjuht d»uirb iK-er jrran'.el to D>mrr M tl.lO : Idaho JtiMtptfjfcl Servire. HJu« Com>co. car axpen«a. 820.9.;: Reynold..lold.. Tw Twh» in K*IU. K*JJ 16.’.6'le.’.R' I)lying W of T ax No. 123 34-10-15.10-15. FFiler iler Townnlte.' Strawaer. Mary A., lot 6, bU«;k 17. Monte Smith VUt» No. 2 SubM rrrmlum. I4**»3.f>'^ ; Idaho Hiwpl-P‘* Funeral ChiChapel, ambul. aerv.. 0.00,J.OO. Cummin*. Cummin CiUf G.. lot* 33 A 34, HowaHoward, Myrtia E., lot 0. blockk gl61. M.H>re.M.h>i N ora. E 'j lot I.’i. block^ 4. inveatJ InveatiJra 2nd Ad.ln. Bubl. *'• block Smith, M n . Ch^rJca I^o, lot I. wa.* wa.i tra tn n sfe rred fn>m rhe EU’ H»- tal Srr\-lr«». Itlue J'ntM WlthheUl. DDUal iaal 86.00;<8.00; RaynoUU Funeral Chapel,ipel. blo.-kblook 1.I. iU K nt Uwn Ext. Twin Fall..'all*. Fait SuSubd. Bubl. Murtaugh Miirtat Addn. Twin FalU. *"S0 ^ tn ,m k x . S u x an n e M arie, lo t 16. block T^^*^ *rv..Jr, VF^'ll Orchard Addn.d n. F Filer ile r F I a ir Gn^un.U. Fil .'t, Idiha. I. t2ri7.9S : l,«r<^lom I’hot.i Shi^p, Supplier, umbul.ambul. aarr..aarr *10.00; Stnmk*, Real Resl Cunningham. Cunning Ugene L.. lota 13 A 14, Howa H ow ard. W innie F .. lot* hl«^-lf 8 A 8. block Mor»e. R.ibert E. Mr*., lot 18. Stan- 6. *Jonea Addn. Twin FnlU. Smith o n e day only, Augu»l H. UiJj. Sher.. I10.H8; KendHck. T. M.. Ca%h i(om«.Home, eara Co. Patient. $03.00. block block IS. IS. Filer Townalte. ^ 3 3. MunMunyon-* Addn. Filer, v rietd-Wakemt yi Addn. Twin Falla. ^ , stul S tu ltx , M adge. \V »>l'xlBO* of Trax ax , n K *'• n e iIA a ° b ReaolatlonU oT^ Re: BaU Coanty Pftip«n» Receiptjt. Sher.. 115.O.S ; Jnnea. Kuth K., St*rrStarr HomHoma, eara Co. I'atlent. 231.00;.00; D DannenI annenfrJdt, Ma. lot* .35 * 3C.. bU»ckhU»ck * Jfuddi »ruddJ«fton. E lhel. J.»t .. 17. . block Mother*head, 8 Mra. O, K . lota 4 • A 8.6, No. 249. lot 1. Matuon Subd. Filer. in Qpcnc NE NK 23-10-ifi Twir, FalU. It wwaa m ovcl by C.immbiiootr I Co. Trea*., Court Or«l<»r*. Treaa.. 5^av MorM or D rug. drug*. 8027.17, DUal)Ual 10. 10. Blue Blue I.ak«i I W eal A-lc t 28. T Twin w in .. ^^“ ,1‘ lllkin. . K ate. SE 3 S A In N E• N E jo^', 131 3 thru 16. block 0. Filer Townalte.Ite p_i|. ^^ule Addn. Twin» in Ll^ughn oughm lller and pf.*e.l unanimja. Inr. f^S.OO ; Uuik. DonaM J.. Pralral 88.28:fjt.ja ; StaleState iloapltal South, pmf. *erv-.i*Tv. Claude Clau.ie Hniwn Hi Subavin..n, aviv.n. Stella M.. U't 10. block‘ck 14. Hugh Hughe*. Mollie. lot 4. blockBuhl 64. ,, Ruhl 0.ori. A., lot 7. block‘ 19. ig18. ' FFlier ,| Townalte. -k eral ‘s,;.™ In , w. D., W A So o, L.,-^ t - aalaJir; ofT, the tra ile r hou*e beloQgioi * MOeaffv. Meata, C-omm., 898.9>1l-l ;: honahom a eara.care. <5.824.07 ; Sav Mor Drur,'rur. Twin Twin KaJU KaJl T.)wn»ite. To'»n*ltTown.lte. Han*en Han,.n Town*lte. TaylTaylor, Ellxab*th. lot 15. Stanfield-.Id VL,'"^ y j* SF. Kvc T.x No. 1071071 th e CoC ounty be ad.>ptef T« in Fill* C' 842.60: Monr>H> lnterT«albin, E E 60' 60' i^f of W ift.s* of lot il, Riti-hieKit.-hie hl..ck Il.r Han.en, Town,.- ., NeUon, ^r‘“‘ Charley E.. |o(* 10. 20,• 21. Thoi Thompaon. Grac# K. (Mr*. G. E.l,S) =• cVeett -‘''.'';irt..n r.rk A.Un. Twin F.U.,lU. .„dand In fact, depreciating Jn '• Mtn State* Te! * Tel.. teletype. Sheriff,Iff. fiorxlonC onlon U.R. DSC. rn )f. *erv,. <12.00.2.00, Addn, Addn. Tw Tw in Fall*. In«hiM-h. C.oldie M,. Fx.- K.i,.. A block 1 » . Bonning Subd. Klmbarly. BE** BES Exc SE 135 x37* an d Exe W 85* nnuhT ,,h i tT “■ block 51. ..ch aach p. paa*ing year;____ 8M.17; Majnm. Tonn. caah recaipt*. Dl*al 82.00; De•. aere..»er».. 87.50,<7.50. DUal <2 SO: Twin Fall*F»n* Rule, Rule, Twin Twi Fall*. F.IU, F .IU , i: 12. niu. Blu I..k-. W -. A,|.ln, Twin V.ll., Addn. Xrfrt„. 'Twin FalU. “ T o Tr..nlck.JT. w AnuU.I., lol 7, block 54,5 4 . tintion n of the premUe* IT I-*? 1 Iley CMnlc, pn>f. »erv., <15.i>0. a 1 8 tefe. Sheriff, |l .07 ; Ma«le Valley CMnlc. pn>f. D>» J 5.%.0ii;iO "; U Dcnziw, rn n i,. K.li»h C.. Jot 7. bJ.x-kt 6 .yf J*rk*.Jark*on. Rulh. 1<,L. 14 A }5. ber ' M urphy. Dorothy A n n . aalary, A**e«-»ee- DDUal ital 8^1-2^<^l-2^: Twin FalN Cllntc. pn^f:>n'f DennU. Pennit. Je«*ie. I.it bUvk 2. W il- JacoKnten.Jaco h Jen>ena I . . Tax No. 227 Newmann.Newr Paul H.. lot 1^, blockk 63. Tinuf.ide 1..1 41II exe bl.'.*kbl.>.*k k i i : . Huhl. New*..m. New- Franc<-.. lit 21, bU>ckk S, Tipt Tipton. Mm Herald I... lot 6. hlock v J l , ,, A uction a . provide,! bv '--"f. ac**. m«a>!<. proa., 834.»^0: Mobil Oil dntira, *;JJT4. W hilehra.l, Mr». Rich-lich- E £ .T40- .'J4o' Urch«Jar»l> .SulxJ. J*kw j*y. y^lnm H,. Jol 67. Doenxuenx So. So, Park P» Ad«fn. Twin FaJU. 1. We; , MORRIS W. CARLSON C«« , car exp.. Co. AizenU SIS.37; Mindm ani. rent. J55.00 : Whitmora Oxygen Depew, 1. We*t Park SuUl. Tw.n KaJU. CnMen >^gen Depew. Dick. 1..U 4 th ru 8 bl.K-k.K-k Z :4 i Vi.faV ,.f« AA.Idn Twin KalU. iI NieU.m. NieU Ada H . . l..t I, hU-ckk ‘ T Titu itu*. HetU. I..1 7 . hiocH 4^. Twin widm Rule Addn. Twin FalU. C hairm an State* Tel A Tal Co.. telephone. Co, Co.. oxygen. oxyren <31.25. Kimherly Kimherly Townaite. J*me-.Jame*. Sarah K.. SW 1 1 A of SW Golden Golden Rule Addn. Twin FalU. FalU Fall- Townaite. i„.W idmI er. Lydia C . U.t 1. K^c W 7fi* 76’ Boarrl <-f r.’untr Arent, I66.19: Mattbew Render * Co.. C;(;ealogical .Rorvry DeShaw DeShaw , Ma<>. l..la 2« A 30. hl.K-«hl.*c« SW SKSE Exc N 74 xl7S* 3-10-17. TTwin w in NorrU. N o rr I.ena. lot 7, block 18, fn- Trea Treadwell. Velma J.. Tar No. 442, Addn' I I n r . law library. 899.50: .Mtn S ittfj* a t « T behe I '. ’. S.5 Ga«>logtcal S urvey, h»e-hae- 98. Huhl Town.-.ite. FaM.,FaM«. vector* vector-* 2nd. Ruhl. lot 15 T*Tn"’ Falt^ County. ------r r * T ti CO.. U ). K mk'A. lnj» ■ lot 16. block 2. H ighland View T r a c t Wood ~thw ITT^rVvr. M n . J . n h J i n n * . -r 1 ”TS 3 A"A^-*"'--J xttw; — Trrn ^ p fT a \m —------NNtm" nn'l*. Irri ly —H~ —Intar— —1~?.~ Iduckldi>ck -T -T wiw—FalU: wm ------n^7T”77S‘ --2, -_ A .T T E S X :„ .____^ _____ pol Chiefa A Sher. In(.\r, *urplle».lle». Old H.-pitirH.»pU* Cu\'l.7ufy^^of'”june'*r IB.^bU^k' e I. 18. bl.^ck 2fi. Filer r..«»n-.rc., JmJ rn lslr k ln .,' Maria* E.. lol U , B rtmTnera era 1^- Bl" Lake* W Addn. T w in FalUU*. . T Tripple. rip Anna K. t.-t 3 . block 76. i. tf Sheriff 8«.60: Otia Elevator Cj.. m .int,Int. l»ss.19SS. winw\\\ n.^w pay « m o n th ly rent Dohh-.. Dobh«. It..nni* 1 U . SW .'.5‘ Ivl 1 bl.^^k F.irmav ja n ito r. 8»K.61 : O tt^ n i. Ce.--r£e A., of i>o ri . bl.M-k Fairw-av SuM Twin FalU. Norri*. Norr Na.'mi. E-r Tr» t N .. 5177 lot T Twin w in FalU T-.x. n .jte ’ .1 1 K.I! o'clock P.M..M., PASfrASSF.D''AND'‘’A A., of |.^ 0 i>o rather than lha original fe* 7«.7 « T T'^ '^ in in KalU T o v rn ^ 'e |I J J*-n.en, ,n » rt Joh»nna iMr*, J A» NKSsiK S 0. hlock 1. F»v» P o in t A ddn, Tw in T u n :.d, TMOUSLY THIS :71t. DA' OF JH mileage, coninv, S7l.5»>; PitneT-Rowea,■eea, of <3:..^.l.I3:,.^ll. D.>ohtiN Twin -Tomer. Kulah. l.,t 8. bl.ick 160. Twin»ln ?heri B . cmpletad. IMOUS D.>ohttle. Mae. K :iTJ l .t .-o. W T: S' J.V*I.v* l,^I £ u. Block 4. lnve.tor*I l,tl«t fell*. Fall* Fall* Town.Ife li’ne die ' E«iQallx ,iJ„n adjournedn«l 1965.1065, . Inc.. p.w ta*a m eter. A uditor. S24.»0.0. noRouttn* u ttn e hu*jne** wa* transacte,!»Cte,1 lol |o| 221, 1 , hIo4-k hin .^r. Addn, Tv.,n K*)’.,■*)U. lAdlAdJn Jn H„hJ. J! Oher R~olntlon —ln...li"«"> Phillipa Petroletim • Co.. car exp. unlil the h Oher*haw. >lr*. Guy.. l,.t ] block Tun Turner. C.iace C . JSe N .'>' Jol 4 " pxp. u n lil the h.nir of 12 :''*0 oV|f><-k n.«onn.M^n Dornick. D ornick D. J. lut 2i. l,ar.lner*>r.lner *' Fannie, lot* 14 A blockkRS.'«. 5*.'*. Crolden Role Addn Twin FfilU. Terrac . MORRIS W. CARLSON, It It » n,nv.d kc Sheriff. 8105.4R; Pierce. M»ry Jane,*ne. wwhen hen a reor*-r«a, » a a ttk e n u n til 10 ;00 SuNl. Tw U. T e rra c e I.aw n Snl-l Tw in F qIU, Ao -.. 0;00 SuNl. Twin K*llt, iHi.hlj n„hl TrTf>wnilte, OHlvie. OHU Fannie. TraiVr H.xi^e TunTum *.r. B .uh I .. .SK SW 14-^>.14. \u r ia Chairman I^>uffhn >.n I.ouithn.illcr. .o.l .-c..-, lpl br C^. I a a la ry . T reaa.. I1S3.S1 ; Ph«*’.p*. J»mne*. e*. o>l.>v-koVU>v-k A MM.. J u lr n . D.*t,*.in. D.*t.*on Delphia A , l.'t* t A 4, hl.K*! J,.h*n ' aubpoerta. police crt.. fl 2'< Penning­ hl.K*, J.ih*n«..n. Arne*. K>1 .X b!<->ck 37.37, O'Gorman,O'Go Rnveni* i: . l„f, jg , 2020. Tun Turnipne^, Betta. S’.; SE lA of N H. ' A. LANCA.STER. Clerk. .lon.r aloner Kl.« . 0.1 P -.^ »f'«- M ORRIS W. CAFvl-SOMson: 1. 1. Suh.irh»n S uhurh Park A.i.In Tv.in F.j;,*K* jl'wmil'wm FaiUF; 'To*rr.*ite. 2 21. 1 . blockbic :*0. K im herly. ' <40' . ton. Nancy. mile*ce. Comm.. ■ M : ; Atte*tAtte«f • Chairman Duen^in n r of W 415* of NW NW NW«IW th.t that th.th Twin F.ll. m an Duen.,ina-. Krn*. I..1 *. JO, 7«in! J-hr,..J.'hn..'n. Heairire. )-.» 8. bt* 1 A :, bl.M-k hl.M-k J.>hn*.J,.hn«. n. I.vdia, lota 5 A «, blockc)t 7.1 ^1"''’OUon. M anie, lot s c,, hlo*t- Tw in FalU . Idaho» 27, 27, Hanmen H*n.«- T ow n.ite. p . , Di-c-.. 10:00 o’clock A. ?I. WHE I ' <“ott Conoco, car exp. i*niior. <2:. S.. Park Addn. Twin FalU. ventor^ ventor' lat Addn, Buht. I'ndI'nderwrwsd. PirVn. lot. 1, 4. 8. 9. *'\P JlfLV SESSIO.V vUedrUcd b bv Ol. T-ln F.ll. 't'l,- Ju ly 1 :. 1 '5S. Dunm Dunnink nir. Amelia H,. I,>i n . hl-vkn.John%» O rra l W .. Kx.- N m* lotlot «. 0»h.im.^ ‘h.’ Mr* Franre*. S 40* l.,|I in,m bl.'ck 2.1. Kimherly Townalte. The ur.r .h.t Twin Roblnaon. Al.. miVac<'. me*U. JP, . 1:00 o> l> fk P.M. T»»in T»»in KaU* Kail Town*iie. All Jot* The B..anl of Couniy C<.mmU*ion- urar. t! 82lt.20; Spenfer’* Offic e Supply. *up- Meetin* All Jot* : A 8. block 2. Teasley Subd.Bubd. ^■'^k ^■'^k f>. G.^Iden Rule Addn. Tw,nTwin' ' VanVandall. Mr. I.,^ter. i„i n. block)ock) ^ •* *hU time ruraunnt to r»-r*. neaaed < of ca*h fund* m »up- M eetlnr ftf K^iaaU iatlon B oard1 . , Kchert, K.ch. TwinT w in FlFair*. Fall*. F e ” - RO, T* ' pile*. *16.85: Sym* York,Co.. *uppUe». Th,. P,>*r of F o u aH tatio n m et at T « in K»ll «0, T w in F a n . T .« n .i te . <“«•*•ce**. Comml«»loner^ CarUon and I 2 0 0 .0 0 < t at T*in K.IU Tomn.ite. i Jonea. Mr*. John C.. Lot t. block L O'.ferhoodt. Fdna E . lot 7. b’ock i:^, Wll: to be uaed by Twm - A u d ttn r. -Aaee«*urhmlller and the eierk present. *»• ui Offlr« Machine. Andjtor. .7.\ ; ^ *t..ner» C*r imi»- F.ichelherrer. H elen, l.n I . W eaveraeaver*. Willow W illnw Lane Annex. Twin Falla. Buhl % T Twin Fall*." -- LommixjLommixaii^er Klaaa absent. the nex ..S : . *t..ner« C .rb . n an'i r.,oachmITTer a^i.T aTi.T SUTst-SUTst: n:v. •oppHe^.lie ', jl th..tS#. O r r t k t pre«ent. C<>t»imi**i»>n*r K.lU.>n ck 2. Vice. B ennie p . lot.« 21, 22. block 1 11. 1 . Appotntmcnt WIfE Shertff. *4.70: Shrll Oil r.. . «-*r exp. K;„»ji .Ur.- k'ner KUi-.tt. Mr. C. J,-t 4. TI’n.ryl n K y l Jor>ea.Jonea. Martha. N 58»«/ lot .V block•ck •. So A Ad ddn. T w in FalU. j RJu..Blue ILakes We*t Ad *n. Twin FaJJ* At the reque*t of Donald Youla. B«anl exp. . U p t SuK.i TwinTwi F .tU I MMonron'* .-nron Subd. Filer. Palme-. P»ln- Ralph C . i.',. N W S ! V|cfc I Sheriff. *«.43 : sin^’.air K,f,ninff Co.. Aa*aaae4 \V, alaatlon «f Land* RadacM Klli. n j loll VIcker*. M arr.ret E.. Tax N> «62 a,, t <'^untyCountr Air.nt, Jcwrll OD.II w ., .p: d.nc, ■ •"ear w p.* S heriff. I ' I SroKer^S^rrr. A m.-'ti-t ocM VAlu^xt. M n. !{.>., n*rt,!.«. -nrr-mrT^TwlTTr txTida tw Twlwe^t aa f.-U f-U AdXA dX T ai-» m J.«,HnJoslin, Roy E., l.it 12, Weaver* Subd. ^ Park -,j m^nih for . p.rlod tmlnMnr SOl.VK : Bnrdar'a Office 'KT'nn. •urpH«.tT?r3r-rnr7;T*rt' Bubd.l Perk^. rrara. lot S. block *«. TwinTw in In ?rho1't 7 andan d «. bl.'ckb l.^ k 2. Sw*et» Subd. Twin Fall*."■ ,, Pa‘- r, -*■ - = • bl.-wk bl.^klr.lN. • Fall*. I j Idaho Pipe A (Vrp. »upplie«.n : ‘ I.'I v ’l. s:,V lof 'i. h!.«h!.x*k R'S. T w in Fall* To-.ennite.n*ite. j i Kellv. K.«iri;a. lot S, b!.%c< Rl, TS.In Twin II H F Town.ll.. | .V.I Joint-Repart Approved Idaho. re- ta!„ Town.it*._____ 17’ 'T i Frick,.xnKricli,.xn Olive S.. J >t* 1.'. 11.1. 12. FaM*Fa't* ToWn*i?eT. r<*^k I W'a'ker, Ruth. R’’, l.,t 4 hiock t Joint Rep,,rt of Auditor and Treaa-... In ahorl ■ ianltor. 8*.50: A., re- r*!U Towr r ^ k M r. n - r t .- s , F... N ’ ^ E ' ,, l„iJnt , M uny.unyoni Si;Ui FiJe'r ’ * «>rer f" for m onth en d in g J u ly 9 . 19«5. r> t^rn* 4 palrf. Janitor. Ki.Vi--.); Sh-Mw^Ut [„<•,. p. b l'rk 14. Kimherlv To^vn«ite. |1 KeU."*. KeU.t. C.ertnjde. ‘ lo t IX. block 2'?. », *• nI^’*< .ri-h — .c ,s,< T-, m F.-.:. I W .I erproved.,. 9 1 d a n 5 r*T»alrB. janitor. ili.'v k « Han.en Town,IteS 8 Id*.1^. —Jithrtdpe. F.mma, lot 1"^, block:k li>.-T-^’nIt'. *T^*n FFal!* T''wn«|*e, Perk . ' r. bliJCV «. So -* • •I’ ' »';eTin s>inver. SW T ITil E .cxe KN rP .r a rkV A ddn. T w in F a lli __ AolVorlxatlan vUk>o« T ' ‘ fleeireT. -Wm. H . r.->Tn-ri . Han«er> Town«lte. '1 KenniKennUon. Ma Mae, lot 2 . hJoc^■tc 1,1. S" 30''’ 5^ r i l . r A rr. T - .r f Walter.. W .I Lr.li,, - Waltw A *3J0; SwartleT. Wi;i*M exp. V.-t't.,riv' iji Tax, I Evan.£vana, Robert L. .lott 2.\ 21. bl\Xk bl.X’k Ne^eNe’e S 4H. rM.la. Awr4. > l!«n‘i«.1«. niu*Blue 1Ukei'W., Tw-,n FaK«. j Kevar „ . I"-' 1' » 1«. block n«. hhIo< jork r. iv Park Addn. Twin FalU. I Serr, Officer, Im .nh- N*> t r i ,k j Kevan. Mr^. Irxin I. (Uorx>. W'Sw i ; .< T»ln ^.r. T .. n.;.. Watrren. w.r W , F . K K* Jot }9 ’i!; W w!m J» ^ ’ ^ C alo- . " m «. PoU.*e C ourt. f i Z’. T...* J T*-^ wa< ee4-,.lon>. E w in^in ^, . Llxxia A.. Kit* 2.3. 24. b bl.x-,k.W l.x ,k .w «>. . l. t 17. bl.-^k 4. >IOr:ou-:h A ddn. l^en- w Ju?y-2T. 2,<; A 23. |«>«s. to at- rn ..,,,.n rr ('.rU o n ,*n.l unAnim .ni.ly 9 6 . Huhl. kd.ir,. hl.vk M.^k r« s l^ti, 2 0 . h:.>-k Rcni .r A ddn. T w»i„ in 'I tend th* State N.ixlon* W'«^ Meet- ATTES" bl. pr.;. A..I. A.-.r,,l;r.Jr ■u.ly 96. Ruhl. :T: T» w -n‘n FlFalU. 111, Ill, BnhlB T-’wn«ife. ■ F a F ” a «. ” « I inc. r»nt., e*rn^i • Faith A Aaaembly Churrh. lot* 7. *. 13. t Kidd, '"tf- - H. A. I 1 •»-K Mi‘ SS; T-it. F;.n. Iliu.print.. t.rnr,! 9. 13.1 Kidd. C:.ra A . W *• \ of E \ Votlot ff. P<-rr^.P<-rr J;;!,*. T»i:-rh..M ■ Waterman. Wat Ad lie >[. \V ftV'^lotaj -• n AppUcation* far T*s Ex^aaptiaaaaa 11.1 1 , BoltonB oltor Subd. Twin FalU. »* ::Ty'er* Tv er* Addn, Kimberly. i Pete lot* I R e s o l i t t i o v p a s s Tl Tti.mr-. n Appll«,|. A llaw ^ . Faloon. I P eteraon. A.^^lt. i,>, k 1. 1. 5 6 A A «. « G a n ln e r 2nd Tx'vin Fall.*.' A‘ m..i Z C llffo n !. AMcavor. »***S retreip;*. Ai.- Faloon. Nora M.. IrM 12. blockock J.S.' ■ Kid«xKidweH. Arxlith. S "7 y ,-f Int*, 1 12 2 Sen., Seni. r r A.’dn T^»in FalU. Wat ,11... A- wa. ma.le by CommU*loner MOUSI ♦PI- Fihal 1U« of applicationa for tax Bm Park Snhd. Twin Fall*. n,n. w.14. hl.-^-k 2t, KimSerlr T.iwn.ire. Pete W a t..,n , Ad* ,.\fnr. >f. D .t Jot , u4 ,. i*-f>«Khm I^UKhmiller aec.nded b^ C..mmi«Ioner ^ •• 150. 150. b lbkwk ^ k 1 0 . Ea.tman'* Addn., Buhl. C-arl*on I exemption* approved from tlma to FerruaoFerruaon. Maud outalda. Utata *8 .% % KillinKillineer, Mr* R,>*ei>e I.ee. l„tt 3434, Twin FaJU T-wn..:e. W'at ■ ,K r n ra*,e,! n n an im >u.«Iy i h a t A t 2 time during meeUnga of the Boardd nf *. FaJrallFairaU Suhd. B u h l, ,M<^ck ^ Wat*on. Charlei fMr^ Parley J SE *he follr lM <^k 2. y.xc 3.2- North View S.ihd. P-'e. tl.ife Tnt.>. lot* 42 A 1«’ l<^t he anprwed: tlonera ^^ua>iaatim— wai—gpproee^T- TO~TaT^"Tap "~TT*heT.-'SpT?'»— TTAherr “ A»H."~Tflt” «:- 'tJto^^-SirlTw TT ^-T 42 A 4?: i<'‘tj4 . NW I7*Jot_15^liXki6.Buhluhl y'JI.EjlIjAS.t_tha Tain, FaUa -County of the ^k-s^tTwrT^-r-irr ------1^*~T.iVe.- -XCi.*-! Addn.iddn. T.^wn*Town*,te. Trea.un 1'"^®" BvihlT*)*Buhl Townalte. (I KimhKjmhr..,:sh. >Taargia Mar. lot 10. Work Twin FaP*. yrea.urer h ^ i«*ue.l , Notice of Pend- Unit In ILll. Hrrin.Flmn. Bertba1 I., tax IIS. lot 4. Moor- J. McC 11. Mock 123. Ing laau Inv 2nd. Bubl. . ------— ------■m rrrr-i i i M oor- 7, McCollum Addn. Ruhl. ------___ ^: . JC rai tr:r-lc:-bT.;^Tr 40. T*tin fwinTTo},! Bohl ' Town.lte. ------d»rect«l to the rriff , . A l l e n . ^ f n F , W ffV VUt. » ‘ ------—Jiiiic —IU jmh—K - tltn-!r|—■,,r S"n'6‘0 of of F F a a ’U ’U Town«,*e. Well 7rtaha.-r-ir ?if»Ttt?rO!xmbtmn*- -tfr-4ka- ---- Elraxer T.onah_ N f.r l.>iji M. lo. ro ^ if.)- WeIlh.>o*en. llerlha. N 42* lot 4A Inc..a P.I in!«. A-«!^iLJ;._G. nd J. Rofh T?-. AT,na^ A.M. A TeU Xnd#r,on. Marr D.. Irail-r hou.e.e. Freem.iFreeman, Mm. Kva L., Kl li. hU>ck ' Kirhy • T’r;n FalU. ^orxh. • Undraw*. D.vM p.. g |23. Buhl , bU.ck Kirhy. E-ther M.. 1-M «>, hlock•k 7. PnnP n n c - Mr*, \ r t h i r . K .''.•.•x’ O.rV c f WWha’ey. ha K-»te;ia. *ij « W rs' JotI . T■ I'-t "r -rwThj FalU. Mah >. covering Co-r_ -A»^d»t«r. tM.50; Andraw*. 123. Buhl T ow niite.______] C.,>Iden r.,>lden Rule A ddn. Tw in Fall*. ___ jN j N &0'x2i>0' &Q-x ..f Tax N-.. f,:H > 2 .io-i7. | 7. blo< I'- I'- >’'">■1* l''^, I>*r.r S u m . B 'lhl. I ISOItSOl Fr.Feet of l.ot Four <4> of Surtees'Z *V H. r A,A. t..nc».cr. .. . • . I . I • MondayAAonciay, Aug. 16, 1965 TwinIn Falls Times-News1 ■ }/larketI anand Finalnancial RRei eport The 1 IXaily ...... ' ■ ... ,.j ' __. . ------» -----W-- m------...... m a r k e t s a t a g l a n c e j...... ' YI'OUR O ur BIRTHDAV^ .-1 Stocks NEW YORK (AP) - Markets Investof at ■« glance:------5St© dt- — ------— Stoc^ — Higher; active trad------Liyestodi p —"— :— ---- and- H I O R O S C O I> E - “ 0 PORTLAND f f l hS^- •ng. PORTLAr DENVER By Bj WILLIAM A. DOVLE J Bonds-Mostly steady. -Cattle anc — (USDA)0 -DENVER.-DENY Colo. (AP)— r/tWay- . Bonds-Mos r j f ‘V^,a,'’d Calves 1700. calv es:s (USDA) -— CatUe *.■«»: calves Q.—I have never ' been so . A friendfriem of min.» bought IOO vinNnAV ‘\, * l ^ advance. «>* CHICAGO:cSta?^“‘vMlCAGO. mn^tlv-U l. ^cfon an> ^^eat--M e a t—Mb ixed: July weak. 50-1.00 hi^h fSli’Jiv. I L c l a s s e ss strong to J50 higher; f e e d e r s right now — at a big brokerage through thei same broker. He sona’li’tvjnalit.v demde anding of e.xpre.s^ PISCESPISCES (1(Feb. 20-March 20)— , : at 5.4 miflion sh a re s, - torn—Easier; liquidation. steadv slai firm. 1 bought 500 shares of paid only Oat^W eak: hedge selling. choic^I • 1025 s'eers mostly;y scarce; sslaughter steers aver- firm. 1 I paid only $34 commission. Both sion.ion. BecaiB ecause of this you can C hanceslanccs areai that proposals I' choice 102:, ib 26.25; slau g h ter:r age to highhig choice around 1 ,2 0 0I stock at ] a share. The broker stocks arear listed on the holier- never be ti ide to you today are sound., ■ _ S".i'f'*- wfak. ~ Lower; August heifers nui ever be truly happy or satis- made to yo n'osily choice 898 lblb lbs 27.80: m ost choice 1050-1150' charged me n i65 commission. . thari-thou New York Stock Ex- xiedjaedJn ynur work unless you ore NeYenlieles;LYerllifiless, be^on the-alertlQT __ |34.2S. cous, mostly uUlity and lbs'2 6 :25-‘21 ~^*M0Wr» PBced Hogs—StrorHogs-^trong to 50 cents high- commercial id lbs 26.25-27.50; good an d choice; ~ ^ change. ^ The brokerage firm is I an execexecutive capacity with the! one thaithat may bc misrepre- | with Chrysler up a point. Ford g^. jjg com m ercial. 12.00-15:00; v ealers,s. 25.00-26.00; sla u g h te r h e i f e r s u a member of thnt so-called “Big somemie authorityautho over others, or sented.nted. **1. Igood and Motor ahead by half a point and slaughter si 0 . averageaverag e aiand high choice around . J J B o a rd .” a rere your ovown boss in your own ARIES (March 21-April 20) — S laughter ste ers—Steady to 25 20.0^23.00; fo.00-23.oo feeder calves, high 940 lbs 25.! ‘ Business (W ^ General Motors up a smaller cen cents ts higher:higher; top *29.50. good a n d ’ ( ;h 940 lbs 25.50; bulk m ostly choice I read uo on this before I business,usiness. liIn order to achieve All1 of this day’s results, good .. and choice 424 lb steers.s. 840-925 lbs 24.75-25.00; sla u g h te r -Jl bought. And I know th-'.t the thislis end. however,hu you must be andd bad, wiwill depend on the de- i". = s s s s = s a i s s s s s s i = s i i s s s s s 23.00-24.00;u S cows utili utility and commercial 1 * *™Tnne" fc LaueWln gained more — — —_ Hogs 300; I JVLQTor ^i^^'ssi'commission is supposed lo bc willingilling to work your way up cisionslions you niake'during morn- H ogs 300; barrow s and gilts 50>0 17.00; ccan a n n er a n d c u tte r 12.00- B hours. a point ^ 3 S‘“ '- r * i "jeher. 1-2 200-240 lb. 14.50. By SAM DAWSON based on the amount of'^lnoney throughirough lhetht ranks; remember, ing hours, ^thlehem and Repjibhc. were { y ] *’'6 ^ 3. 14.50. AD involved in cach transaction, uss with Rome,Roi successful exec- TAURUS (Apirl 21-May 21)— V j r l d i l l . 26.50-26.75,26.50-26.7o, highest price ' since:e shSheep e en 33.700; at auction; all AP Business News Analyst involved «t) about hair a point. rwirAf'n NEW YORK (AP) — Some Because the same amount of utivestives nre rnot made in a day. Your)ur plans could be upset by a CHICAGO (AP)-Most wheat 1^ ; sows fully steady occa-*■ classes steady:ste slaughter spring ‘ ' Igle overlooked detail. Dou- sional medium m 25 lb 22.00. lam bs mo ' people see a drought ahead for money w?was involved. 1 shouldn’t Ciifted-Ciifted’ withw a most vivid single overi contracts held about steady • lambs mostly choice, end of have paid twice as much com- imaginationluigination and the presence hle-checkj-check eveverything before set- most of the time today but other Sheep 900900; spring lambs fully:v primprime e 101101-113 lbs 25.10-25.55; the international money supply, have paic pynamics fell newly a pom^ futures contr , And they say this could end up mission as a my friend. Righi? „ff i*iindfhind il ttakes to speak before tingig lhing.sthing.s in motion. futures contracts on the Board f‘®ady; chochoice and prim e 95-104M largely chchoice 90-115 lbs 23.50- n audience, you may well find (lEMlNlGEMINI (Mayi 22-June 21) — , The golds were weak with lb 23.00-23.50; slaughter ew ess 24.85; slauslaughter ewes most utili-, being “®‘n8 about as bad for you as A.—Wrong! A,—Wrt So simmer down, un audienct of Trade turned generally weak. 23.00-:3,f our niche in public life where Protcctoicct all money Interests. American South iWrican and Brokers saisaid the pressiire on steady, cull m good, mostly 4.50-0- ty shorn,shorn. no 1-3 pelts 6.40-6.80; the drying up of water reser- In readreading un on Ihis subject, your niche :ie making of speeches is an art lis Is a 0‘day during which ths . fl Domes Mines dropping m ore corn and soybeans apparently 5-'5;5.75; FeedFeeder spring 1 a m b s feeders chchoice an d fancy 78-91 '‘’lri' ' “ ''''I- ,. you didn’t read down far enough ^i'e making Others see the world’s compli- j fm, alher than a pastime. Teach- possibilitysslbility ofc an error in judg- than a point. was linked w with the forecast of steadv. choice tew fancy, 65-10515 lb spring lam b s 22.10-23.85. = in the fine print explaining com- raiher than cated monetary system more in . lg will also hold great attrac- ent *"in financial affairs runs Eastman Kodak adyanced favorable growingKro weather over lb, Ia.19.00-20.50;0 0 -; 0 . Hogs 1.41.400; b a rro w s and pilts ri„npp"’°f mission schedules. ‘"K will als — ;;;57e~niinr;ry>mts and ^ tw -tB^ next fi^e ; .dnn.ger ot being flooded — and ___' ion for vou. for vou have in a d- tne next tive days. However de------TiTOaemETs- wdaemETy-stroiTg-ter-aa tiigherr The .^lii'l. a '•'‘*u C\NCER (J„„^ -- J..lj 23) g; Carbide gained nearly a point, j^iand was sla with new inflationary devices ition to your other a.ssels pa- CAN(.,e R mand was slack all around with _ „ , 'ST. PAUL sows steadSteady; barrows and gilts that could , swell your already member brokerage firm of tho j ' vely personal contacts could General Electric fell more trgjetrade very slow.sl Hedse selling ST. PAUI.PALI (UPl)—Livestock: (j.s. 1-2 2 ence ami a grent gift for ex- Lively pers :: U.S. 1-2 200-235 lbs 25.75-26.00; - high coat ^“ 7 ' Qf living'and nerhans New York Slock Fxchange (or lainuig__nhsiriiriion.s— in— coa~ oi’enien »n UB-UPe unexpected business op-______than a po'nt^’ . , . WW eakened eakened ooat ats and rye e a s e d —Heg^i-SrStiftr Hoga-SrStx -hai l ows, nilts and-d- r1 3 -3 -1 9 19y235 y 2 3 3 - 1 6 g -2 5 :2 5 ^ .7 5: 2 - ^ 1 any other major stock exclianser 27“^ iriunilies. Avoid arguing over Prices advanced In moderate under liquida scuttle your family budget. any other rete — nnd therefore easily portunllies. under liquidation. sows fully 225 higher, feeder pigs;s 245 lbs 25.00;25 sow s 7-s 1-3 280- ^ chai-ges for buying or selling ^nderstood- iflcs. i_tfadi^H nn the American Stock ' Supparl lor At stake is not only how much charges i nderstood—term s. ' trifles. Support for wheat—was—scafc. 2. J25_lbs_22.5!t23,5QL^325M00.325 Ihs 2: lbs money and cred^^ the world stock-on Stockton the slock. 4:.'aibanRc. ii U .S rr-3 , 2/0-.16I) Ibs., 22.7.')-23.50: 22.00-23.00. One who would bo taking a Exchange. tered but des dealers said specula- JJ S. 1-3, 271 '= 2 ?.0 0 -2 3 .0 0 .______. ITeTdf butneeds but how it should be di- based on the amount of money Corporate and treasury bonds tors seemed reluctant, to sell feeder piRs,pips, choice 120-160 lbs., reat risk with his happiness NO!NOT PLEASED OMAHA vided betweenbetv the haves and the involved ini each round-lot trans- Breat risk JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP)— ^ere mostly .unchanged. thatth a t ggrain rain sh o rt in view of un- 21.50-23; boarsbo; 18. ^/cre c r e he 10 to marry young, you have-nots. Who supplies the action,nrlinn le Indonesian public relations certainty about export business Sheep 6 cno 0 0 . All classes steady.^ OMAHA (AP) - USDA) - hould lake the time to "find The Indone; ------certainty abo funds and who get.s them can "Round 1 . . .1 should lake during the next few months. SlaughterSlaughler 1 lambs,. soring, choicee Hogs 7,^07,'000 barrows and > 1 t s “I"; "Round-lot transaction are yourself”ourself” Ibefore you attempt affairsfairs minister,mini Roeslan Abdul- A verages Estimated carlot receipts and prime,prim e, 85-110 Ihs.. 24.50-25;i; strong to 25 2 higher; sows strong affect U.S. prosperity and the thetha key vwords. Most stocks are f ) n',live ,In ,harness with anotller. ganiasnias says President Sukarno i were wheat 73, corn 770, oats 12, shorn,shorn. pacpack:ice choice andd to 50 highihigher; barrows and gilts: purchasing ", power of your take- traded inii round lols of 100 jjt is p,ostmost important that tho is not pleasi pleased with the behavior ¥-5. DOW-JONES AVEIWGES rye 1, "'burlev barley 178 and soybeans prime,prime. 100 100 lbs., 21; slaughter U.S. No 1-2; 190-250 lbs 25.50-; home pay. shares. S So the broker charges late you choose be thc sort of or political ideas of some Indo- f. j Bv United Press International '• barley •r , Here is the meaning of the you n coi 2 1 . ewes, shorn utility -and good. 7-7- 25.75; bulkbull No 1-3 190-270 lbs you a commission on cach 100- pcr|;oncrson ^luwho is willing to tnke nesiansian studisludents studying in Eu- 1' 30 Indus. 891.13, up 2.31, ------7.,‘50; feeder e 25.00-25.50; sow s U.S. No. 1-2I term.s being bandied about by shares tritransaction. ^ back seat scat, while you keep tho rope.pe^ 20 Rails 215.60. up 0.28.' pO) 7.,50; feeder l.imhs, sp rin ” . choice 25.00-25.50; i international bankers and na- v„.. ______ir PORTLAND and fancy.fnncy CO-HOI Ibs , 21-22.5U, 215-324 lb:lbs 24.25-24.50; Nn 1-3, You bought 500 shares at $6 guidinguiding handhai on the wheel of 15 Utils. 155.33. up 0.09. PORTLAND PORTLANI (AP) — Coarse Cattle U.I ). 200-400 lbs 23.00-24.00; 400-600I tional treasurers: „hnr<.share. ThThe broker charged you your joint : Cattle 4,800, calves 1.000 . 200-400 lb; Q, Just what is "inlernational ' our joint journey through life. jjaa 1 65 Stocls j -the.^c^o.mmi»sj«n an n slQck^in btrihH;.^Ui«ce,-il50-a,=^ ors o rs Ktoady ;-avei=age-ar«l-li-i-g-h ji of a J50 stock, on wKicfi He' guide, A ■ -T AJ Iniiuii 11, i-lst ‘‘. ’•Jy'} Free F ree m m ararket ...... 250 lbs., 2(i-: ' AT It is the sum of all funds oraViO :uide. “ Allitil Ch 41ti LIIIDH ind IM 250 lbs., 26-27; slaughter heifers,s. choice 1,140-1,2001,1' lbs slau g h ter and credits on which central paid the correct commission of Tuesh rhoice,rholce, near 92,') lbs., 26.25;i; steers 27.50;27.! choice 1,000-1,250 ba^ks am Aug. 16 close, Portland Grain slaughter c( I banks and governments can lay $34. I.EO (Ju(July 24-Aug. 23)—Cau- ^ | ^ Zud ^Aug. 16 do: slaughter cows, utility and com-1- lbs 26.00-27.25;26.00-2' high choice few' (heirtheir hanhands to meet their bal- You seisee. it’s more expensive tionion adviseadvised for the m orning 7 ■■ • Exchange: Exchange: mercialm ercial 1,'i-,'i-lfi; slaur’hter bulls,5. head primeprin 960 lbs slaughter CALENDAR « “.d. 7..,; M.r.ih oil so./. Barley Barley (bid)(bid! to arrive market, utility ami ance of payments deficits. (from a commi.ssion point of hours.lOurS. AfterAftei noon, you can move utility and commer(“inl 18,50-19;I; heifers 25.65;25. choice 23.2.5-25.25' Q.q . And what is a balance of view) to buy1 a large number of aheadhead wllhwith confidence. s K ; r D ‘Lr” eiH ^2 0 ^Klay y shipmshipm’t delivered coast; choice vealersvea 25-2S; choice:e good and ichoice 22.50-24,00; uti- payments Am Cjin i' Minn M*M WWheat heat (bid) to arrive market. payments is the difference be- ber of shi roth comb or face more than gg/A ------Sheep 3,000;3, spring slaughter tween: 1.1 . The amount of its stock, Ar, M.t Cl -1S54 m j, No. 1 bulk.bulk, 20-day shipment, t a t t stock. yourour share of criticism. Act CATTLE FUTURES lambs 25 1 lower; old crop shorn ^gneymoney thithat is paid to foreigners Please don’t turn around and with/ith discretion. discrcl f fl? JS r< i.V ^ 0!i delivereddelivered coacoast: ™ ' e lambs and yearlings steady; impor Smelt «<** Murray Cp 38 WWhite hite ...... 1.49 The 'V""ftillowln." quotations a re lam bs an' for imports, military expenses start shoshouting at ine. I don’t LIBRA (.‘ (.Sept. 24-Oct. 23)—Re- Am provided liv E. W. M cR oberts;s slaughter ewes steady: choice abroad, t iS m i SoftSoft White w hite ...... , 1.49 abroad, tourist travel, govern- approve ofc lhat set-up any more lationsItions wltlwith those not of your and Co., Twin Falls. and prim e 84-106 lbs sn ring' ment„,ent loansloai and grants, private than you do. Immediatemmediate family are extreme- ContacC ontact the Hn.es-Ne-wi j aS Tot. HI, N.I D.lry 00 WWhite hite club club ...... 1.52'/^ - Bid Offered Con-V slaughter Ila m b s 24 00 - 24.50; investm er aSp.. Cp IV. N.| Di.Mii 31S HHard ard red red wl: winter: ...... Investment or loans in other Q.—The Q.—Thc mutual fu.id In which ly/ important importar to your future Just Farm‘arm BallBoles department for tractss good and choice 77-9j lbs 2J..2.‘>-! lands; lands- andat 2. The amount of I have hiheld shares for a num- now.low. tiompleteomplete aadvertising coverage, n»s,i% OrdinaryO rdinary ...... 1.55 17 24.00; choice around 100 Ibs old money th i S “ r « ny c.nir.i i3>i Hard Whitewhite Baart: Unquoted. August ^uRust ...... 27.:i7 27.40 87 2-1 00; choi money that comes back in pay- ber her of years ye pays a fee of one- SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) — ofr your fa:farm sale, hand bills, j7 crop lambs and yearlings No 1 ment for O ctober ... 26.02 26.07 - 87 crop lam b ment for a nation’s exports, half of 1 percent of the fund’s AvoidI void leapileaping before you look; newspaper EorT.cV.4;”’* , Car receipts: Wheat 200; bar- [ " 10 pelts 20.75-21.50; u tility and good profit., on ewspaper coverage (oTer 70.- , ley 32; flour 50; corn 3; m ilo 1; December D ecem ber . 25 42 25.45 1 1 0 pelts 20.75- profits on overseas investments, assets evevery year to the firm othcrwl.sethcrwl.se you may find that readen Cp 1 N” '< Alrlln m ley 32; flour 1 J4 shorn slaughter ewes 5.25-7.00. tourist tr DO read en ^ln Majlo VaUey) ' mill feed 31. FebruaryF eb ru ary . .. 24.80 24.85 6 4 shorn slau tourist travel (rom abroad, in- which providespr investment ad- you’veou’ve landed land on the horns of a i,U oil: ^i. terest^rm''"its—government— and vice; ^ ' dvance billing. All at one spe- j Bol Fill SH. Oulb M.r 15 f-ui/'Af^o teresf-rm vice: " dilemma^—lilemmfl-:------— —r—t-r—----- CASH GRAIN j . p/ivate loans. When more mon- Is that fee high, low or what? SAGITTARIUS SAGITTA (Nov, 23-Dec. cialial Tow low rate.ra Every sale listed ^ S*!!'.”'’ P.c"?: » CHICAGO ( ; „ c CHICAGO h i c a g (AP) - (USDA) - ey goes out than returns there's . __ , CHICAGO (AP)—Whcat No. 2 Butter 1)11116] and Eggs A.—It’s about normal. There 22)2) — SettleSettli financial affairs in- 1“1 this‘his FarmFai Calendar for 10 P - h b ard ard l.eo'/^n; 1.60-An; No. 2 red 1.56>^n. , Hogs 4,000; butchers strong to a ■' 5deficit. When more comes ”- “ CHICAGO 50 liig higher; h er; 1-2 200-230 lb butch- back han was a time when a one-half of volvingolving a friend in a tactful, daysays tieforcbefore sale at no coat. ^ BaiM Ci»ctde 49i4 P*r«m Plct 5IV4 C^ °ii" om No. 2 y J-.29%; No. 4 CHICAGO back than is sent abroad there's iplomatic manner. You could Borden «fi Parke D* iO'^ vellow 1 21Va 1 CHICAGO (A P) — B u t t e >■r ers 25.75-26.00;25.75-2f 170 head at 26.00; a surplus. *1 percen percent "management fee,” diplomatic Boft Vtm 48H Penn Dl« MH yellowf . 1.27*/^; r\ sample grade yel- steady ot„adv to ffirm; wholeSale buy-y ^jxedm ixed 1 1-3 -3 190-250 lbs 25.25-25.75; “ ^ ''X h e as it’s called In the trade, was '"ake-lake an erenemy If you don’t. AM M Bniji Mf Penney. J C U low O Q. When this counlry runs a as it s cn All Magic Valley " iM low 1.21'A.\.2\^A. O ats No. 2 heav y fn„ing pricosprices ,unchanged; 93 score■® 22-3 .3 250-290 lbs 24.75-25.25; cou- — considered almost standard. CAPRICORN CAPRICC (Dcc. 23-Jan. 20) Immt white w hite 69%n. 69*/4n. Soybeans S No. 1 yel- ^ g,. 97 deficit — as it has in every year conslderei - Friction is in tho air! Step C filar B;dl Co I5H Co «1H i_^i, -7 AA^61; 92 A 61; 90 B 60; 89 C pigple ]otslots aaround 325 lbs 24.00; since ig,j(1949 except 1957 — how In I" recent’'ec' yeijfs more and “ Friction B«i bd lo'v 2.75%n. 3/ f K V. 1 59; 59: cars 90 B 60 ’/<; 89 C 60. m rnixed ixed 1-3 350-400 Ibs sows 23.00- , ‘7^ more funds have neen trimming lightlyightly antand honey-coat your Sales J U i e S Listed Here ' , Bsrrwihi ii\i Ph<*ipi D 72 WWheat heat wwas as % cent a bushel gees stee does It se ttle up? m ore fum Cll Pick 37*i PhlUp Mor il% hirrhpr fn l7/« Eggs steady to firm; whole- 23.50; boboai ars 16.75-18.25. j' ® , back the fee paid to their in- wordsvords to a^avoid any serious argu- jAug. 17 0«; Soup 34H Phlll Pet MH higherliigher to 1/81% lower at the close, ,;a|e buvinK A. It can dip into its official back the sale buying prices unchanged to'o CattleC attle 1111,000; slaughter ste e rs! reserves,reserves borrow from standby vestment advisers. In some ment.nent. H. E. McCOY Cu Dry 31^ Polaroid 7JV4 SeptemberSeptember $1. J1.53y^-%; corn *4 to 51 higher;hicher 707( per cent or better steady to 25 higher; five loads , .,j ’ AQUARIUS (Ja n ; 21-Feb. 19) DDAIRY A m DISPERSAI, OJ# P»C 60H fc o 71 1%/ lowerlower. SerSeptember J1.20!^-%; ; funds or induce foreigners to cases this has been "voluntary” AQUARII CrrUr SO't Pub St Colo J8U 1/ 7/ g rade A w hites 38; m ixed .37; prim p^jme e 1,200-1.3501.2 lb sla u g h te r hold onto their surplus of dollars — resultingresult from competition —- , Good ? , “ nnd bad are precari- AdTcrtlseiAdTcrtlsement Auf 15 and IS j a«, Jl n Pu. Sd PAL j«H oZ^lsY* a ts V4 to Yb lower. September Mediumsmediums 3C 30; standards 28; dir-f' steers 29.50;29 numerous loads being from other funds. other cases, ouslyusiy balancedbalar today. M ake your A'DoiioniAnoiloneer: Harold Klaaa ^ Cuer Trac OV^ Pullman 60^ 65^A-^ai5‘/2-% cents; CCnls; rye l‘A to 1% „nQuot. as being good as gold. from othe In aiine.e RCA 36H I 'o r /„ 1.57% unlessunless otherw o i.se indicated:- 900-1,100 11lbs 25.75-26.50. cy ^may jj,be held, and often is, for cents poipoint of view, there can I-i Coo Frgtwayi 34S ,Scolt Pap 34V, w „ -y’tif\W Conuuicf li Scars Koeb 67Ji M iVlar ar 1.601/3 J.dU/j 1.59(4 1.6D‘^ 1.59% California C alifornia bakers b 4.00; Washing- Sheep 4(400; steady to strong; se,„emenisettlement of payments in the l>e lonly-.onebnIy-.< answer. You’ll do ^BARLEY, WHIV H E A T , Cont Air L 30H Servcl 4*; Way MoV 1.58*4 1.5814 1.5734 1.58% 1.57’/. ton ton long long w v hites 3,15. ru.s.sets;s few lots cchoice and prime 8^ normal patternspt of trade. better by putting the money in \ Cont Bik 3IH Shell Oil 6«H t,,, i ipa/ r- 105 lb spring slaughter lambs - q Cont Caa 57 Sinclair 5»Vi lu l 1.48% 1,46% 1.46% 1.48i/j 4.60;4 .60; norgold norgo 3.75; Idaho nor- I f 'IP'; Q. What are standby funds? a savingssaving; account, where you | c Conc Oil 76 SkcIly Oil 80H C orn C om ' gold cold 3.75; 3.75; M ^ innesota round reds1, 25.00-25.50;25.0ll-2a.3U mixed good and A. 5Since: , World War H the ma- can get hhigher interest on your' or MIXED GRG R A IN • choice 23.00-24.50; good 22.00- CoVn I'd 5] . Sfxrony 88 Sep 1 ?l 1.21 1.201/, 1 ,2 0 -% 1.20^^ 3.00;3 .0 O; Texas T exas round reds 2.75. I choice 2.T jor source has been the Interna- money, Cr*ne Co ' Sou Cal Ed 3814 i lo i/ 123.00; cull and uUlity 20.00- money. j Crow Coll Ml,; Southn Co 65>/* Dec DCC 1.18% l .n U 1.17J4 1.18'j Street s tre e t sales: sal California long'"^’; tional Monetary Fund. There jjutBut thethere's more to the story J i. 2 1 .0 0 ; cull to good shorn slaugh- . *2 .1 0 p e r 10 0 Ibl b s . r Cron Zell Sou Pac 39^ M ar a r 1.22% 1 22Vo 1.21^ 1.21% 1-22‘J while „ h ile 3.75-4.25, 3.75-4. b ak ers 5.25.-5.50; 2 1 .0 0 . cull are also a variety of interna- (banlhan thalthat. Some people never' Cruc Sti li]. Sou Ry 16% A\i4r 5’ ter ew es 5.50-7.50, couple lots Cu«Uhy Pk 6i; Sperry Rd l3«/4 M ay M ay 1.24 '-24 1 24■'is W W ashington ashington ru ssets 5.00-5.;25, tional credit forms that central accumulaiaccumulate any savings if they Cuniii Vr U Std Dr^nd 79‘.-j Julu l 1.26^81.26% 1.25>1.1.25^4 1.26 bakers bakers 5.75; 5.75 Texas long whites.5 ' ___ banks bank.s cancar use. A recent one is g(.[get their Ihot little hands on their * 1 .2 6 B ui!^hel s h e l D«« k H(iW :o!4 sid Oil ind 481; _ O ats 3.75-4.00; 3.75-4.00; Nebraska N round reds money. Instead of banking it. Dr Pepper 38», Std Oil N J 7S», SCpSep .6 .66 6 .65-^i .65% .663, 4 00; iM innesota ,, qq. round reds 3.85- T |n l|( financial resources of the 10 they (bey sperspend it. . Douf \irc 40'; Sid OH Oh 3.^4 ODec or .67% R77A .67^ .67>^ .67% 4 ^ 00;,|0 ; Wi,sconsin Wi,scoi round reds 3.00- Unlisted ‘ Stocks leading monetaryn countries to /4 .681^ j QuoUlIOtif from NAbl> at appro*!- too fjggrjdeep ^w ater as BritaW'hh.s of F-Mt Kod »IH Sunray DX 31% early gems 3.50; Iowa russets^ mately , 10 0 ,.a. m. All bi-l* ara inUr.leal«r ‘ querita.)______fJ Pt»o NO 19% Sunih Mn 23% ^ *^y® , 3.0013.25; M ichigan round redsIs bid*.bu«. Interdealerint«riZ I.24(t 1.24^ 1.25(^ ^.2^^ .. . . . ;; fommlMlon.x r r ; : : ‘n " / ______'"henwhen sur, surpluses replace deficits. Firenone Tenn Gat 23% J v , nfl ^ Oniins: Arrivals 45: track 46; Aibcrt«.on‘* Q. How big are these reserves Ford Mot 54»i Texaco 78 M ar 1.29 1.29 ^27l^ ^27" ' a ® total tOtal of O about $65 billion of Announciicing . . . .'«> Dynam 41% TRW 34 _ Track sali sales: New Mexico yel- Fn.ntier U /tt.____ ^ official official reserves rC and their credit •en Elec 102»; Tidewat Oil 39T', V l b i i i r a r low ‘“large ’■ec 2 2.50, m ixed pack c air r corr.-u-.r.arreit------^ .sourccs t( sourccs total around $23 billion.' ;ea Fdi 83'', Timk R D 43Vj yellow medium 2.40, whites 2 50: <;i«nt ‘>en In»iru 20% Tran.iamer 39», MPWNEW VnRI-YORK (AP) - Domest- tali'fornTa''' : Idah.. Pnw r Efd. . Q. Do U.S. official gold and MM r.en Mill, Ml; Trl Cont 48% . YUKh California yellow large 2.75; int»rmin. __i J . h« 2 0 .13 currcncycurrency reserves and standby, 9ea Moiori »8Ji Twent Cfn 37% 1Cic SUgar sugar lUtU futures No. 7 closed 1 Colorado (- mrado yellowyi m edium 2 15, .Mc(;r»ir.>r )i Tel S. n 41 »i L)n Carblda 61% »nto .1 3 Inwer lower. ' Sales 84 contracts, ’e MorVurKnu,;...--!; :io:^ ,113 funds finfinance its international r« Tir. US u„ oil cm «1i c large but heavy minimum size^ N w Nalur.l (;aa trade? * IER! Ci P.C Cp 6i]i Un ,p.c M ! ' A. No. S ii'i 5“' Unit’ Air.Lin n«4 NNov o v 6V .77 5 5 BB' ^ A. No. Private corporations, ‘‘tJibel 54 Unit Airc «4>i Street sales: (California yellow^ Pnni.nd r.,n. Ei.^. - imimporters porters and exporters, com­ / ^lea Aid 11% United Cp 8 >i Raw'sugar SUgar spot 6.78. hfce*'%M!-Kirge 3.25-3.50.\ m edium 2 75- World sugar No 8 dosed 2 to " • Koffrra Se^d _ mCrCialmercial bbanks and other lenders J'OWrich 5*% Unit Fruit 20% W otld SUgai 2 85, white medtum 4.00; Wash-V surrasi-rr. T.if,T.if» H do that. Il All Property3rty c and Warehousesises ofo 19 lower Sales 1.253 contracis , .SMv».r Star Qu*»n i .« do that. , If the outflow of dollars Jj,? r;rr,4:‘ Sep 1.68; Oct LSI; Nov | 938; "’B"’"ington yeHo yellow la^e 3..50; Colo- stra«a . _ vvcrcwere in bbalance with the return' u Su* 40 DR Ply^»d 41 Scp 1.68. Ocl r.-ido yellow n-iedium 2 50, whitee s.ir.-iySurfiy I.ifeI.n« . l ' I' flow, Ar ll, V .’ M ar 2.35-36;2.35-36: M ay 2 47-48: M.iy '■•''<1" flow, America's international KERR GRAINJN CCORP. at Paul, IdcIdaho •'Uf Oil 5C», US Smelt 92 '>^•2.47-48;7 ^ 0 . Ju T..1 l 2.54B; Sep 2 608; l‘'>''Relarge ^ 3 90-J90-4.00. .^ e d iu m 3.85;*: «We.t Coa^t t ;Airline ^ ^tfadotrade ancand foreign investments »^r* c^ Steel 49% Oct A ?2.68. ’ « midwestmidwest yel yellow 2.25-2.65. could ris Q-Q. ffow How are day-to-day deficits ,-«l l..m I J wmgrecn 31 I V l l C J Cr. IM sm w.n, n pie I4ii Trust X 1 U O Funds prmTrie?"b>prnviricd hy E. W. McRoberts ■ ’ or surpluses settled? I SIMPLOT INTERs|TERE$TS and WILLIL L ^N O W j , f."* ‘’2!i W..h W.t P 34 INVESTIINVESTMENT TR I’STS and Co., TvTwin Falls. Chatter “’A.^N^rnA. Normally by private corpo- * Hi.I MaiMaine Potatoes ^ mttw NEW viYORK (UPI) - E. F. ration.s and banks out of their j 1- il , ■f'' Afflll.t«lAffiliated Kun.1F u n d ------| J^jo lown holdings of foreign curren- BE OPERATED OPEF AS - 111 T Wc.tB A BV 35^ Commonwr.lth[Commonwealth ------_1"'>4 ll •• ^ g Hutton and Co. says thal 'v'lh icies and ^credits. It's only when S"". DawDow Th«,rr Theory _____^ ^ NoV.Kov .. 2.2 5 thc continued strength and con- , .."2"25 '2T0 "i"2T "23^ I a dcficit is persistent and huge' Platon and Howard — _ 1.^ *l !• -V h . 2.4 g solidation of the markci. the •^‘wr aiS t^ ^ KMelltyKMelity TrfndTrend ------•> «; ■ 2 I s IV 2 2 5 ' '80 ‘ohda^t^on' »• 371^ (Voalwth 28% , lnr.nrrk,.i-«t»Hlncoa>..r.ied In'lnTe.t-_„ 7^.'. April April .. .. 2.-55 2..;^ 2 52 2 52 M (as in thc United States until < ^'flnecnti losu BVri*l»v 19 I^ncori>.>rat^ In Dow-Jones industrial average is lately . ; , and . as in Britain today), Kevnton* B-X ______l‘ "K May MaV . ••• . . 2.74 2.7 2.70 2.72 285 likely to break out of its present (b^t ^be ? 7. i “ r B - 4 ______= ll that the central monetary au- Kryatona K - I ------J c o n ' narrow trading range Even if thorities (boriti»s musti yll foreign ex- Hri K.,-»ton« lj:' K -2 ;______r.il SPOSPOT METALS thisZ H o docs e T not happen. Hutton change or Key»trtn«Key.tona .S-2.S-2 ______14 ^p,Wn e w YO!YORK (AP) - Spot changc or gold ot seek credits. I AMERICAN EXCH A N G E K*y,ton, s-.t _ . .says it still believes the market Q. q Hmv does the balance of, 1^:;::;:;;:: - --z'nonferrous.nonferrous metal priccs today: will .be on the upswing on the (rajp (jjffj By The Associated Press Keyit/>n* Int. ,Fund 3. .. CoppCrCopper J(»3R Ccents a pound. Con- 01 trade differ from thc balance of- '— B || M ucr Ind ...... 7% l-if.Llf« in..Im. inv.,tInv4^t. H 4I ^ r. ppcticutnccticut VallValley. Lead 16 cents a strength of many good .second- pgvmentstpayments? | B&R GlGRAIN1 (C O .;; ^faas. Inrcat. G rowth---•" ^ NJ#*w ^ a ry issues. A. TThe he 1balance of trade is the *^®ChnicoIor 17^4 M»m.Maaa.. InrMUInreaU Cr T n ia t___17.41 n 'I pound. pOUnd. Ncw NCW York. Zinc 14 14 issues, »nd I S ugar’ NN'ational :rr<;„ir“ C .^.Tir«w th_____ *-U cents CCntS a n pound. pOU East £t. Louis.i ■■ . ------, relation o of exports to imports. I Business Phoneshones 438-2915 & 438-21438-2035 M, —------■■■■ - National StockS tock ------» ^ TjnTin 1 1 S9 ^ 4S' J a pound. New,York. Bache aand Co. feels that. In ybeThe UniUUnited St5tes sells morej ’i - ForoiRnForeign siivsilver 1.293 per tro yy r«^entrecent se.ssions,ses< the market has abroad thanth it buys and has a r been outperforming the aver- balance of trade surplus. It's all' After HoursHours Phone 678-8833{833 i S^truchen L eav es vi'&n^^'rZv.iu. Lin. Itvoom.____oiinCC. NCWounce New York. Quicksilver been ^ tp . __ _ V«ln#v .iii. Lhi*Lhi. St..?. Rit. __ * ' sas.oo frt'i (10 per Dcr flask. fl New York. ages. The firms contends the thethc other forms of pmyments W„(.m Indo... Sh.™ f, 6a‘).UU per traditional summer rally may j[Outlined outlined abovea that have turned J^Tustee B o ard ■“ ~ ^ ^ well b«be untunder way after forming the favorablefavor: U.S. balance of. HOWARD C.. HAIHAYDEN, Manager,ager, Paul jji of^p° resignation , f]r a base and successful test of the trade into a dcficit in the bal-' ll '^'■'^rich S truchcn h a s b e e n ' Tw J . ill F a llsl^s Markets j mid-June low. ance of papayments. as a member of the ______----- ” NlKT: N «X T : Why l.< the interna-' board. Stnichen re- , BEANS WWilliam illiam R. 1 White of Hornblow- tionaltion.-il mmoi oney supply a problem ch. "'■der for M rs. S tru- nB.rler .rier ______------lOn.______-t'.'.rlOne < d«a1«r quoted) er CT and W>m n.*>.per rent moUture) f- — nn...-h!at penetrating overhcad_iXsist- worjcl__noinon-stnn if ri*fiir.|>r1 in KGCS l.i^bi s..*. —___ —^..T.oojat penctra: u » .r So— ______»u.oo-ujo|ancestance arounaround the mid-July highs, flight.night. I h M H to li Sii - ij i ii i •A EagleEagles Edge. ■ T e x a n D aaye y e M arrf Ssi h o o t s :M ions 20-17 B ■ inn ExhiEjitinn B ^cram bliitg^ng Final Rt PHlliUJELPHlAP H iiiu jE (UPn - iT ^ B Philadelphisliladelphia Eagles outlasw I .. thee Detroit ILions 20-17 SunrtaJ^ H a National N ational Football l e a ^ ■ 71 t o W inn P G A TP o o u t i m e y H ’m ' hibitjonbition gamga e niayed for H ' . benefitinefit of ths1 Philadehhi, a H LIGONIER, Pa. (AP)—Daveive Marr, az tiring Texan and long time also - ran, ■ ' sociationelatio n fo for. R etarded ChildrCf ■ struggled throught the wiltingng heat dT~homer ■ fensive .series. iUirst first’two twn dadays nnd shared it wilh the d ay clim axed a three-run I over the hapless Now York , rally Giants Saturdav nifiht. The sell- "It‘f,^ felt ‘ great. I hit hard and MarrM arr on lhf lht; htird. >' ■Bfcr i |f\'|||'S||IB illy in the lllh inning that H out crow d of .-in.SJ?. the largest gotm hit hard, and it didn’t hurl Palmer palmer c continued to have his llmhf • 1 ] I fiillii lyTBiBiljHHBjHEKjSSktiiBl ive cievcC leveland a 6-4 second- I me a bit. I know I’ll bc ready," (rubiestroubles. itIncluding a string of gamimo e victoryvicto and a split o( . H ever for n professional foot- lament with a final round 71 Sunday do Kramer said. four striigi straight bogeys in his final SENDIfSENDING UP A swirling coluqinlui|in otof sandsa as he blasts from Dave Ma Mart. IWarr won the touimament wl inday doubleheader with th« H ball game in Wisconsin, walch- “ and a 280 total. He had won onlyf Ihree previou*:p» tournaments American m erican Leag:ue-leadln£ Mio. ■ ed the fifth annual Bishop s "Especially Especially when the guys I 73. He fini:finished with a -294, far a ^ trap ,r„ p „on „ sixth hole In Sunday’s^*5 final roundro of the 47th PGA and a 2S( In 12 years as a pro.______nesotaisota Twins. Twii H Charities Game. had to hit, fguys like Jim Mo- back In thethi field and in a tie Championship champlor at Laurel Vaiiey/ GolfGoif ClubClul at Llgonier, P a .,, Is In 12 ran—he must go at least 290, wilhw ilh PlayeiP lay er, who closed wiih Q a------, ■ ■ ...... ----- ' The T he Twins Twin won the opener 4-J I "I’d be crazy If I said 1 ran—he musi adio and television commit- with Jim wasn't sati.sfied.” Lombardi and John Lovetere,Lo' who’s even 74. m ~ W m € S ^ A / £ W S t radio and ith Jim Grant becoming tht H e 1 0 Monday, Aug. 16, 11965 9 6 5 T H £ T J A ^■ x • menlsnents this way: league’s fir said. "But don’t get excited, bigger. You don’t knock them Marr, whwho had won only three XV ag u e’s first 15-game winner H Our timing wasn’t good. We over often,” often, he said. previous itournaments in 122 _ mHHBL ABC Radio —Coaches All- M Minnesoti innesota took a 4-3 lead'in H lacked polish. Our kickoff cov- Kramer, totoo. Issued a warn- y years e a rs as a pro—the la.'il. three ^ ^ B AAmerican m erican game, $50,000; Col- thele top of the lllh in the night. I years ago — finished four un- — Jegel_A!L-Sege A ll-Star g am e, $175,000; capip on JerryJ« Kindall's home ■ —ctaee and puntJjlocking^y^ iiiluabQiit_KetImuabQiit-EetlinR^tQflLfinthusifts^ “i" K> tic about the Paickers' chances "der“ der parpar"“ for"^the“K rolllngr 7,090 M ) Libei-lyJbei-ly B5^17Hi $100,0007" Blue- m ;'but tlthe'Indians ti^ it in "■ bad. tic about the le bottom of the inning on Chi- I ■‘On tho other hand, he had this year. yards of the Laurel layout. ^ u!t bonnet)onnet Bo Bowl, $125,000; North- ‘"e bottom Nicklaus and Casper, thisis J Salmon's single. Larry I —a-great dpnl nf hustle. We got - ■■^n"All 'ypwo_ thet players henrd 7 / Southlouth ShriiShrine game, $50,000; Ga- Salnic o r Bowl, $140,000, an d H ula rflw n's ® double and Bill pieij' ■ off tho ball well. And wo were w as that (hethey w ere w eak. We ^ .“ “" r “ ' it —= S ? ^t f r ______to r Bowl, winner, each had a 71 for 282.2. W V TBowt—tapei^owl tape d, $30v00ft------_ alk.------______■ able to use everyone. I think still j,(j„ don’t know if we were that Mnrr's ' le * ______this Is tho first time since 1 ve they Marr's victory, in this the ------CBS-TV — NFL pre-season W ilh ...... ' I III ..... Ililll IIII B good or they were that weak,” richestrich est PGPGA w as worth $25,- uke Sims, Wagner batted for f l been here we’ve been able to he said. Oqjj gam-am es, $1C$100,000; N F L reg u lar ^"1}? ;am es, $14,100,000; Blue-G ray im and hit his 22nd homer over V do that in the fir.st game. XheTho PackerPackers should gel a bet- Nicklaus’ share of second- |H Giants’ coach Allie Sherman, (eV cTiance to ;am e, $100,000; Collon Bowl, in- le left I'.®field fence. ■ ter cTiance to flnd'out-just-what place money, iii.bOO, gaVe himLFoothall —V U . ProgProgramming Iff NearsI ia“mi,^$i^‘ The Twins were heading for a ■ whose team languished in the they have next Saturday after- — ------—— ------eludesM.id^s__ r«Hinra $200.000: N FL '^ 7 '" cellar of the National ’ Football jhe total winnings of $126,500. for :hampionship - -game, includes ^weep of the J deubleheader -nntii—B noon in the nationally-televised the ‘ year, just short of Arnold r | l _ | League's Eastern Division last gears, a 3I-3( ■adio, JL 8 m illion; N F L play- hele Indians tied the nightcap in H B ears, a 31-30 v icto r ov er Wash- Palmer's i1963 record of $128,- J|_ le ninth. Brown singled with year, could haye been disap- yynukeowaukee agaagainst the Chicago e , SaturationI PcPoint S.ff bowl, S $250,000; an d N F L P ro 230. Sole possession of secondJ Television^ Sai vo out, and pinch hitter Max pointed by his club’i showing, gears,B ears, a 31-3031-: v icto r Wa.shing- 30W1, $500,000. k Z s slkr^ would have pushed the Golden WASHI ootball’s jackpot from televisionsion and iradio has soared to Ivis slam m ed a home run ofl But if he was, he didn't show it. ington in„to„ in theirth< first exhibition B°„r,i " WASHINGTON (AP)—Football's Mutual Broadcasting System, Gary Rogg Our defense played real game. Bear inlo the lop spot. ,( * $37.6 . . 7 /- _m illion :i this y ea r, Broadcastinoadcasting M agazine said Sunday,inday, amand football program- ' ary Roggenburk. Rocky Cola- MMarr, arr, an articulate native of * ... ^adio — Army season games, vitoito hit hihis 23rd homer in the well,” Sherman said. "But we ______]f ming “has come as nearr the televisiontel saturation point as anything can.” for 550BO,000; ooo- Baltimore-Detroit Bi NFL Indians' se never did get good field posi- _-jtT - — HHouston ouston nnow playing out of ming r idians' second. Lar^mbhtT N.Y7, started thele thO-tho same-xighls_CDlJeg^ani43Xofesam i inijxrofessipnai team s receivedved less th a n $15 m illio n in gariies,’;am es, $5,000;$; N FL Playoff G rant, ■ tion and our offense kept giv- J Grant, who has .lost four New York Is day in a tic for first wilh Tom->- 1963, antand $29,419,650 last year. In its annual survey, llielhe radlo-te1e'vision“weeklyradi “Bo3owl— w l- $5i000; $5i0 - and—NFL—E ra games,ames, needednei ninth-inning- re­ Ing up the ball. I believe we ------Bowl,Jowl, $5,000. $5,0( lief help fn did as well on our rushing de- -«T« . ^ my Aaron. trade m; magazine said radio ef help from Al Worthington in on home screens. NBC-TV NBC-TV — NCAA college thele first ga game aflcr Vic Davalil- fense against Green Bay as Victor ^ IC IO I Uver LIGONIER, Pa. (AP)—Final’'and j, „ j jgtelevision networks1 yeary e a r of a four-year contract on home we've ever done, but wo Just top scores and money winners will pay an estim ated $34.-. with the AFL, proving $7.2 mil- This year.ye Broadcasting said, games,’am es, $6,500,000;$6, A FL season lo> wwalked alked and Wagner socked * , O in the 47th annual PGA cham- , .*r. , lion per y e a r, about $900,000 only the Bears seem interested games,;ames, includes in AFL All-Star hisis 2Ist hom er. Worthington g! 455,000 for television rightsi. ave up a double to Colavito The Packers plied up 379 net /ts T v O i 7>ionahip-Sunday-«t--tha par 3&- per leam, so only CBS-TV and in theateriheate television. ;ame game $7.2$7.2 million: AFL cham- gave up < Astros 6 ‘i)------lo SSltege— and— professional ^gc^TV^ nd a run-scoring single to yards against New York—206 35—71 Laurel Valley Golf Club: 1° eoTteg ABC-TV can bid for thfi NFL~ inlil'th the e A F L, ll added, “ No- -piefoi^ ending the of them through tho air. The 70-69-70-71—280 In addii am e. trio of Bart Starr, Zeke Brat- piiched ®a ®» seven-hitter and Ron !0 In addition, the 14 National Last ^ast year,vc the Chicago Bears, the Iheattheater co v erag e, alth o u g h 000;)00; Sugar Sugai Bowl, includes ra- game, Icowski and Dennis ClarldRe Swolx^aSwoboda wallwalloped his IRlh home Billy CCaspe asper, $12,500 Football :League teams collect New ^ 'Yorky- G ianls, D etro it Lions the Ncw York Jets are reporl- dio,lio, $300,000; $300,C R ose Bowl, in- T he TTwii w ins scored In the lec- run of the season as the New 70-70-71-71—282!2 an estimatedestim $1,070,000 from :ludes radio, $750,000; Orange ondnd off losi loser Luis Tiant, 10-< on completed 14 of 21 passes, wilh , ki' ‘ and Baltimore Colls all had ed thinkthinking about some this eludes rac Ja c k N icklaus. $12,500 local radradio rights, the eight immie Hall's double and Earl only one Interception. YojkYork Mels blanked the Houston Jack NIckh J some theater-lelevision cover- season." - Bowl, includesinci radio, $300,000; Jimmie Ht A stros 3-0 Sunday. 69-70-72-71—28252 AmericanA m erican Football League' age ofnf hrhome games blacked out The mimagazine listed network and and Senior Senio Bowl, $35,000. Blaltey's a ltey 's !single. They atltleil Ono the olher hand, the Gl- 3 ® Sui First Game ■nts, relying on second-year It *' was thet Mels’ second Bo Wininge W ininger, $8,000 team s geg et $270,000 for rad io ^ man Gary Wood and rookie straight shutshutout victory in the 73,72-72-66—28353 rights andani 148 major colleges . Mlinnesota innesota 010 000 003-4 7 0 John Torok. were able to net Astrodome Aslrodomo attera they had lost G Gardner ardner DlDickinson, $7,000 get $11.40$11,408,875 for local radio T 3 q ^ Icveland 000 000 003-3 81 only 22 yards passing on five 'heirtheir first sevense'v games this sea­ 67-74-69-74—284*4 and delayeddela' television rights.’ BackfieldJ J d v . Mightight Enable Daws>awson to G rant, W orthington (9) aM jjf jg son at Housti Houston’s new stadium. BruceB ruce DeviDevlin, $5,750 -J Add . j j to, ' this tbe money the -p^ Blattey; attey; TiTiant, Tiefenauer (91, 68-75-72-70-285 Green Bay Intercepted Iwo of Jackson waswa in trouble all the pros get for films of their games McMahonIcMahon (9) and Aicue, Rool X l L l V ^ . ( 99).), W—G:W—G rant (15-4). I^Tiant tha Giants- passes. way but the Astros left 10 run- sam Sam Snead, $5,770^ IT aVand fe£ fees paid lo colleges and -“--*■ vl 's to Division Titl i Propel Chiefs to 10-6). Home run — Cleveland, Offensive guard Jerry Kram- ners jers strandedstrande< as the little left­ pro coaches and players on' UBERLIBERTY, Mp. (AP) — The1 ers, primprimarily Arbanas, f&ller. bling3ling who joined the club, could hander won his sixth game Tommy Aa Aaron, 3^ h o W i Vagner (21). cr saw extended action for the hander won 57 shows whese game films are: more thantha 450 pounds of prowc- T -j-beh e linellhi consists of Jim Tyrer fi^rerigure in the battle. Buck Bu- Wagner (2] ------agagainst ain st 16 loilosses. , , « , :h an an . 6 foot-7 and 276 pounds. ire e m o r t runs In the ninth as J a c k Burke, $4,040 shown, and you get a total of( tionlion, in Kansas1 City’s elephant‘ and JerryJerr Cornelison at tackle, chanan, 6 •on M ineher doubled in two and ^ w • SwSwoboda oboda ccconnected with a 400- Jock Burke jy $37,683,875, B ro acastin g said. backfield ind Ed Lothamer are the tack- Mmch 75-71-72-69-287 $37,683,875 backfield should enable quar-■ eEd j BudcBudde and Curt Merz at ac Ed Lc cameam e homi hom e on H all's single. s»tfoot drive offofi Astro starter Bob - . _ , - terback Len Dawson to have guard ar es. ^ Casper Loses in Bruce In the second inning. JackJa c k Cupit, $4,040 Noting N oting that t the football sched- terback > guard and Jon Gilliam at cen- Second Game 72-76-70-69—28757 ule ule on on televisiontele iDCgan last June; less troutrouble with his trunk thisi ter. ter. Joining Joining 3el]J at linebacker are MinnesotaTinnesota Johnny Lewis’Lewi; triple in the first _ _ . season. .j-. j„ :xpected to be E, J. Holub, re- Regional Event j and Charlie Smith’s double in Ron Funseth,Funset $4,040 25 25 with w ith the th coaches’ All-Ameri- season. The defense has undergone a expected ti n o 000 100 O l-t 12 J can game in Buffalo, N. Y.. and1 That ^will literally let Daw- shuffling :overing from a knee operation, Cleveland PORTLAND. O re. (U PI) - the fhe^*sixth sixth ddrove lo ' in tho other Met 75-72-69-71—287i7 can gam e ■ shuffling that should make it covering n lev elan d Casper got oniythree hils In twp run,. BobBob- McCallM cCallisler, $4,040 doesn’t do esn 't end ei until mid-January,. son breabreathe easier through the‘ stronger. stronger The key to the situa- and Jim J‘m Fraser,F received in the 010 000 002 03-fl IJ 3 !7 Broadcasting commented: broken nose he suffered last |jgj, g Haynes trade. Veteran Sherill g am es S aturday and lost to Van- vj„New Y ork . . . 110 OOI 000—3 7 1 , 76-68-70-73—287 B ro ad cast ‘ tion is Bobby Bell, who played Haynes tr 11 Innings j couver 6-0. and to Tacoma, H Houston ouston ...... 000 000 000—0 7 2 Wes Ellis^,$2,800 t-liis^. ■'Football, "Footba the high-pricedJ year and possibly pro^l the■ defensive end last year but has HeadrickHeadrick and1 rookie Ron Cave- stigman.Stigman. Roggenburk (8). ^ J Chiefs to the Western Division si,; ness from Arkansas give the Klippstein' Wash., 9-1 in the Connie Mack "rcJackson k ^ n a and n Schaffer; Bruce, _ „ / 73-76-70-69-288“ baby thatthnt stations and networks h,.' ) been shifted lo a linebacking Jl®*® :iippstein (9). Pleis (9) and regional baseball tournament. rii<.iii..- tu'i ^ R. H. Sikes, $2,800 ^ourtcourt as a money-making, ral- title ' . in the American Football[ spot^pot thatthnt should be more com- ChiefsChiefs depdepth at the position. Zimmermaimmerman, Battey (9); Har- Cuellar (8). Taylor (9) and Tri- J, League after a second-place f^table Eric Guthrio pitched a no-hit- andos. W—Jackson (6-16). L— o_ „„„„„„ “ ing-buildi.ing-building item, has come as ■ fortable. Fred V Williamson, acquired gan.an, SlangStange (5). Bell (6). Tie- ter to defeat Casper in the Van- Ben Hogan, j„ close to tlthe television saturation„ finish lit last season. Oakland in a trade for all- fenauerm au er (9) Kralick (10) and Ai- Brtice (7-16). "oS®"’ 72.75'70-72^2isa s [, There is no doubt that Daw- Jerry ■ Mays, one of the top Oakland i couver game. The two losses Home ^ run-New York, Swobo- point as anything can. Although I tackles in the league, moves leagueleague choicech Dave Grayson, cue.ue. Roof (9), Sims (10). W- I eliminated - Casper from the . Miko Souchak, $2,425 the cpasoiseason won’t officiallv startJ ®°”-.son. a® 'nine-year veteran, has • .vill be a t corner back w ith Wil- K:ralick ralick (4-(4-9). L-Pleis (4-4) da I attained star status after years! over lo , ?one defensive end posi- will be at 1 I tourney. ______, « « ¥ ¥ ______70-72-77-70-289“ for^ foMegcolleges or pros until mid- attained lie M itchell. The safeties are HHome om e runru — Minnesota, Kin- J of apprenticeship. Despite IheI ‘"J'’tion with Mel Branch at the lie Milchc ______SeptemSeplemtwr, tie football already ° appr< olher. Alphonse Dotson, a No. expected;xpected lilo be Bobby Hunt and dallall (6). Cleveland, Colavito J. fact that Boston's Babe Parilli ? , takos up more weekly hours I future selection from Gram- Johnnylohnny RcRobinson. (23),23), Alvis (19), Wagner (22). than the combined three epi- was picked on the all-league . ° '• * * * >^ ^ . sodcssodes of Peyton Place.” . team, Dawson p wa.s the most ef- _____ ficient pnssor In the AFI.. com- ||||||bmmmgmmmm J M | The magazine noted that on^ pietingpietinp 556 per ccnt of his passes ^ ^ H || the first weekend in August,I f^rfor 2.8792 87' yards and 30 touch- deep in the heart of the b.-iseball‘ downsd o w n s . m j f 1 season, “a true football fanatic^ He shshould get considerable W 1 in Ncw York, Washington or'j,elp'■jhelp fromfru tho Elephant back- V * Houston could have watched—j“I fieldfjpy of„f 2.12-pound Curt McClin- ’ •* he ha g | F j y if he had the endurance and•Ston ,„n and 235-pound Mark (The blessings of his spouse—about^.Truck) -j-rnci;) [Hill, who played togciher ^ 1 2 to 1 2 to 13 hours of professional• onlyonlv sparinglyspai last year. m k ■■;"vV;? football on television." |I McCli'nMcClinton. the Chiefs’ regular This included tho College All-■ fullback,fullbacjv, was handicapped by a ^ Stars-Cleveland Brown-; panio’ broken handI last season and ^ in Chicago and Ihree pre-season,1 . gamed only01 252 yardii after two ______e.xKbition games. j 500-plus seasons. BroadcasimgB roadc said sponsorsJ H'H.Hill, wwho wears a quadruple ^ are( expocted 1 0 pay S92 million, .E E shoe,shoe. 'wa.s a free agent from ^ I to promote their pnxlucls on the. Southern University signed'for football programs this year,, aboutaboui S.lOO w ho eventually It added:addc< ' rrackcd tbe Kansa.s City first / *■ ** . . - ••trnm trnm as a’? a rnnkic In’st year, t n ' ------Although the cost to sponsors‘ less ibanthan a full season ho raced ^gg|f0 continues to grow, the sales pHank Stram. throw loto the plate and a wild pitch. MinnesotaMli defeated the IndiansHans 4-3. (AP wlrephoto)------gamegam e shows and adjacencies‘.“He "He was so good we kept look- ______slill unsold, but on the wholeNing | inp for something? to be v/rong ^ ...... \ b broadcasti ro ad casters d o n 't an ticip ate ^vIth him 0 1 BoogJoog PowePowell on a game-ending^cherthert singlfsingled in Held. . , ‘ wtfh him.” ^oln Singles by Do" ® any difficulty getling sponsors;‘j They didn’tc locate anything. C olons iliu ii flyly ball.ball I Singles I t t - ' to pay abiout $92 million to hack! and with nd Willie Kirkland ^|and with Abner Haynes traded ^-v,_ The only hits off Richert now 9"^'round Willie a sacrifice bunt ga« ^ anything connected w ilh foot-' tolo Denver,Denv< there’s little i i 111f 1-9, unlil the eighth were sin- around a si :led hy Robinson in the fourth Senatorsenators tanolher run m . that Stra Stram is committed to go ’I Out Rally to ^led' hT^ fghth, and Held homered m O* Another big jump in television1 withwitb si/esut in his back/ield un- -J-, i1 , 1 andind in the .seventh. eighth, and revenues is expected next year,. less forrformer Kansas star Bcrt lLtl4 rccepiions last year, and I Charley l.au singled in two this a ceiling figure.” ■firmly firmly' st states that the eye does'runs,runs, but Kline got pinch hitler *-K A T Z B R OOTHERS T F inot, hamper h im . ______NBC-TV -now holds the NCAA | „ M The rest oLthe receiving corps BLUI foi rights for Sfi.5 million yearly.• iis; is strongstronj .with flanker Frank' ni a t Now Playirigg NicNightly 'WuhWith all rrhree networks bidding., ||Jack.son Jackson and split end._Ciititi ^ P*-AZ COAL I _------1 1 r O O ^ rM = ------Ari'EMPUNC TO BREAK UP *a doubledouhl play is New York Roy McMlMcMillan who upset Hous^ tne tne^^waji-wasa-imd'^safdTTTTe-KCAAT®«’^[-f-Borford—Velepnn—Tom—Brooke-rj rd r -T-op-Q-Top'-Quolity-Always— Of------k . and rookies Otis Taylor from V /i t m A*txm »^rtslop Bob Llllls.lls._M£MlllaiLJBas_tQrced McMillan at secondecond—» i»hfn hfn tflimrrnity -Tnhnny/-__ nrights g h ts _a are n expccted to gn for p” njr^c"' itmrto gw M eff to lirst. McMUUn hit UUb ~ -Prairie—Vtew-and—Frank—Pitts------iilian hit LlUls m aking the ball go;o straight up ui instead of to first.. $'$7.5 5 to $S m illion, from .Soi ^ARBERQ'S___—K KAY'S Supper>per Club _ M m Yark took tbe game J-O.u (AP (AP wlrephoto) wlreph from Southern U, are Ibe-con- , ‘7 3 3 7 3 7 1 ____ Ij I NBC-TV is starting Uje firstL tenders shoulds any of the start-1

J r, ' I ' : '... ■ p o d g e r s TakTake Advanv a n t a g e ' Sin^>ingle Race Holds H< M Of Costly CCo o w b o y E t P-p\ SpoiSpotlight in1 MMeet , I ' E r r o r * f c - ~ •'______:_____ ^ ^ ____ TrOlIiDQ. O lIiD O Ohla-^AE)^WQrld—recoiId—riecord __holders Pcnni of the Sth, Pocatelloitello blaste blasted relief hurler BryimtBryant for three consecO- A ngeles,I g e l e s , F:French star Chris- , hits. John"Wyatt~le ______meteri^ter backl^ckstroke Friday, a seventh-inning .^^^nth-i runs. ITien - I . tree tallies. Chris Arnold Angeles Do closo third. .K. Milwaultee Braves a ■4-3 vie- three tallies, Vngeles Dodgers’ four-game rtin nnd Cater took charge. ' * 4 over the Chicago Cubs Sun- doubled,lubled, pincljpinch hitter John Guth- winningvmmng streakstrc; Sunday as the t r" m Monday,onday, Aug.A 16, 1965 H Saari,.Saari, the only man ever to ^Martinlartin, "wli who replaced catcher T H £ 7'tA ^i^S^^eV irS hm 1.500 1 meters in less than rioB singled and both scored on Piratesirates salvaged salvai the finale of a » ” ^ * ______sw im 1.500 in Romano when knuckleball “ -douMe-by-Don-Pesou»a,-De.- weekendveekend spnetsfni 4 . 7 ______■jjjjllljjljM il’'ny'Jl^_Pissedjjp^at Ted A'bem«hyr-maHng-his- ft-esWe race lo I'^T I'T s first in In the ^seventh, led off~ths — --^,A-appearanrft for the Cuba^ sousacatne^ce fly- hS^y NoeJ Finley. tlonalIonal League lead to 1^ games It / bidA for a nationaln title in the ej„u.u ...j.u ^T th e first out in the 12th. but fice rt^T::B y hth wilh his sccond homer •lU v«ii«r P4<>tver MilwaukMilwaukee, I shortestortest frcfreestydo ev en t-100 the season. A single by Ken Z v L then loaded the bas- “ -.i- v.n.,^•b r ^h ^b( r h bl J The ie Pirates. Pir* apparently V M I m eters. M orT consecutivo-singles- by Diu.. « t » : R prrvrry nnfiand Cater's two-out Illey 4 0 11 Wyait 4 2 2 0 tryingrying tOto capitalizecap on the fact '/ m Miss StoucStouder sk ip ^ the 200- bo„,erner accon accounted for two more -r-T ^enke, Ty Cline and Felipe mnn |4 ao ui.' 1 Mc<;rcvcy 2 1 1 ilthatJiat pitchcrpiichtr Don Drysdale has In' meterPier buttibutterfly after disap- YVilhel ttl« J4 0 0 0 Holi »V«U * I S 1 had a i, IS. Willielm survived a few • Alou. - . . Littl* J46 00 I0 0Johru4.n I 2 0 0 0 lad «a Knttknee ailment, squeezed ft / ______pointingliming porlperformances in earlier hecticllic mom nioinents, surrendering j, Dillard batted for pitcher Bil- Uc*.irrWla 4& 0o 1 i 0< Prentlc* S O 0 l nOmeiome tWOtwo TUruns and. scored two ------events.'ents. Pirn Petrocf ,y 0 ^ 1 1 and ^ound* to sec itio n 4 J 1« 2* 0; iiirzrader SOOO Others as an :o Petrocelli'.'i seventh homer ||i jthers as an indirect result of 1 « DothB.ilh Saai Snarl of El Segundo, the b,™last of' the eighth before W * ond baseman Joe Amalfitano. A.riK>m b : j i I I ? ? » o , f JJJS DT^daleDrysdale f^l,fielding lapses. ri llif., and Miss Stouder of Com- preserving•serving ; John's llth victory "I who threw to tton Kessigner for kdurskl, 0? 0 9 0 ! Ott)aclerno , 1 0 0 0 An infl6l(jinfield hit.I a walk, a wild JLRedskins V C vlC Countirinting on Injurecured Taylor ^“';[e."cai!Jerce, Calif., have been ailing. i„ ,g16 jecisicdecisions. (l.t' iihori. 1110 M.rti.du I 1 “ ? pitch and pit< [1,5 forceout as Menite wored. ouOiTh. i i i i >itch and pitcher Tommy Sisk's ^ 1 1 1 Saaralara has n not practiced the 1 ,- -j-bg w hite 1 0 0 oH.rt ^ <> O J squcezc bunt rhe White Sox drove out Bos- ► KMsinger fired to first but too M.n.ion i o o ( iqueeze bunt single tovvard the | ^ 0 -mcter race since he punc- ,q„ starter •t«l« 38 5 12 ft fu taU 80 7 8 4 m O U n d g a v e 1 I starter Bill Monhouquetta T- 1 late for the double play. 7 m 2~i nound gave the Pirs>teri a fifth- X O V J sm in Conference red on car drum playing ^|,blh three th ree runs In the fifth. I f J Mack Jones two-run homer, tgic v.dwVaiJry ------000 101 030-6 11 1 innincnning runrun. IIn t h e ’Snctfi. Willie To Carry Them ii 3nce Battle zrrwi < « lrllo ...... 000 011 1 4 x ^ 7 8 1 * CARLISLE. Pa. (AP) —Char- ture of theth( right ankle in the Coia,>)ia, Pat Richter,i Pres Carpen- waterlter polo rrecently. Miss Stoud- Monbouquetlinbouquette. who has won lb | his 23rd. in the eighth inning Pnm tlc. Dryant: DP—Po€*t«lJo btargCliitargeli and Bill Mazeroski hit . „ ley Taylor's ankle injury has earlyuarly momentsmonn of the Redskins’ terer and TtTaylor as targets. Son- missed a month of training eight,;ht. becai became Boston's third IB I cave the B raves a two-out un- i LOl^MaKielo i>—u««ie V«lley Vi ll\ ^C’ockUllo 4. singlCSingles bcforbefore Jim Pagliaroni —Hollowell 2. Wyatt, Dmqusa. SB— thrown a scare into the camp firstfirst exhibiexhibition game, a thump- nyly hasha.s a ffine crew of receivers. 10 ® lo a minor bnck injury. 14-gamegame los(loser. AHI Mrned run in the ninth. 2B—Hoiioweiiyatt. SU—Vincent. 2 . v R ^ . Arnold. SqUeeZMqueezed homehoni another run. of the Washington Redskins, who ing__37-0_\37-()jjctory-iiver_EhiladjelT-—-MM ePeak-cP eek - moved 'Pirhter -fronra^ Dog ^ Roth of—Santa—jClara^ ChicagoIcago .OOI-.OC 03a _03Q=7-J3__LJB| ^toLBank^led.offJhe.lnning e— Barrtaoff.-Bic-FIr—Fh«i*y,-Pr*i*- -BaO-BaUeV--Bob-Bailey led off with -a sin- ~ llif.. led q u alifiers for the 100- Boston ...OC lie. Then Drysdale fielded Bill count on the 1964 rookie of the phia. AlthoAlthough the ankle is in a tightight end 'to tho split end posi- ‘1' ston ...000 100 210-4 12 0 ■■■ with a single and took second on uc9. year to carry them into the thick cast, the Sk eler freestyle finals, ticing a John,tohn. WilhelmWilh 7 and Romano,^ 111 a wild pitch. After O’Dell walked ,r«in _____ s ir JP " “j ®? ® ^|V^irdon’s irdon’s buntbunt and made a tardy Last, the Skins think the star half- tionion this year' and Ihe results eet record of 54.0. Martin'?; M 7 idur.ki __,_.1H *110 2 throw to secc of the Eastern Conference battle, back will beb ready for the regu- laye have beenbeen amazing. The big fel- o irtin 7; Monbouquette, Duiiba" I Chris Krug intentionally with S“7 u " k r^ ‘4 hrow to second base. Bob Cle- w Martha Randall of Philadel- 5 Heffner 7, Tf.nt ID — I s * 1 0 0 mnente ente groumgrounded back to the in tnethe Nationall^atloi Football League, lar season openor. with Cleve- lowow with with the t great hands is an k - H effner 7, Ritchie 9 and Till- two out, K essinger singled to Bryam rieter ireest -lonie run — Chicago, Mar- • KruR trapped between second t 2 ;«. eet sta n d ard o f 2.14.1 In pre- t(„ 2 C ater I " l ^ MManny anny MoMota’s sacrifice fly X -/d X Bm^McP^e'alBill McPeak into the trade mart. State:tate Is aa top’ tight end prospect standa 2 Cater 12. Boston, Petro- |ff , and third, but when Ed Mathews , -- Detroit Wins ninaries for the 2 0 0 -meter cell! 7 . nd Donn Clendenon's single —^ searching for another running behindlehlnd Carpenter Cai nnd Bill And- II V.______jjl threw the ball past .second, Auigels llO 'P iS hcore ^ back to back up Taylor. Unless irson. erson. free.style.eestyle. Ot Other finalists Includ- ' Banks raced home from third. t9C? pushedlUshed a across c re s two runs after 1 Jeanne Hallock of Com- ton—Pcrrnnntl/i rplj,»vpH D r y s - Both Games in hf^comhe comes es^ up with something Rick CaCasares, acquire^ from Milwaukee 000 020 001—4 12 3 ^aie,ale. now le-i16-11, “ rw^ ,. -n.-i-a tjctterbetter it v win i>e U|l 'ia Pcrvls:'(fieKe Chicag C hicago B ears, Is h'b^fefUl Of „ 3-1»-l Tritnnpii AVl Aqtins, Tom Tracy or Ken Webb regaining I ark, and Pokey Watson of CTtro Chlcaro 010 100 OOI 000—3 10 1 r McBean replacedrep Don Schwall I 'W ill ^gaining his old rip at fullback. ^-X ciara PIONEER LEAGUE fo*f‘iUto fill in.in"“ " T he S k in s! inta Clara, holder of the Amer- PIONE (12 in n in |s) /ith the bases loaded, one run T^Vlll B ill rhe Skins have been looking for a an rccord of 2:12.6. ..ByBy ThoThe /Associated Press , )v er C aldw ell|r..i'",r;ra and two out in the seventh. DETROIT (AP) — Don De- ‘'We're "We're not conceding any- solidolid fullbackfullba for years and hope - Rntl "I W L P ct. G B * Johnson. O ’Dell (8). Osin.skl V P V C l then retired a Dick ■ Roth of Santa Clara, _ , (12) and Oliver; Jack.son. Aber- hen retired all seven batters he meter and ,Ray Oyler drove in thing tolo anybody,”an; said McPeak Casares:asares at al 34 still has at least arid record holder In individ- Treas.■as. Vol.V al. 28 IB .609 — . • IDAHO FALLS (AP) — Idaho faced,aced, two runs ap apiece leading Deiroit atat the Re(Redskins’ camp on the one.ne big big yeary« left. McPeak also ^1 mJdle^ :atelIo 25 22 .532 3W | nathy (9) and Bailey, Krug (10). _*P^HOills’ Angels FALL leaned on the Pittsburgh 11 medleys, qualified with tl>e Pocatello W-O’Dell (»-4). L-Abernathy Falls Angels 'ittsburgh OOfl 011 200-4 10 2 to a 9-5 victoryvii over Los An- campuscampus of Dickinson Cbllege. "I Ikes likes the the looks of rookie Bob ho F alls 21 26 .447 Vyi tching of lefthander Sam Gaf- l^is Angeles 000 100 100—2 1 geles in the cond best fimo in tho 200-met- Idaho Falls ^2) Ditching of left! x>s 4 geles in the second game, giving thinkihink we wwill be in the thick of Jrlggs Briggs of of Central Ptate College event, lit belbehind Buddy Bates of Magicgic VValley alley 20 23 .417 9 rd to beat Pioneer Leagut Sisk..5thwaU_C6)^McBean Sisk..5thwiX (Ti iheJigers ji Ihe Ji^ht. Cleveland and St. In Oklaho m ■1161116 runs^Mllwaukee, Aar- ford to beat i h e J 'ig e r s jL-svveep-oX_a> Jo u b le ; th® _fl6i)t- n O klahom o, a pow erful 228- irilugQ .SU ills^alif. ______Sund; Sunday’s Results iding Treasure Valley 3-1 Sun- andnd PagliarotPagliaroni; Drysdale. Per- tieaderheader SundSunday. LouisCouls will be to'ugh'^agalh^tinir pound~runimundTTjnner and good recelverr witlf^M ^ daTuTFafls 3, Treasuro“Valley------^ on (26). Jones (23). Chicago, leadingy after Treasur a first-inning hitting ranski (7). Mi W ith M iss S touder out. L ee TdaTioT^aTI! R.»v. d ay a fte r a fn anski (7). Miller ( 8 ) and Rose- The fhe TigersTigeri won the opener 9- Dallas will be a threat if they McPeak McPeak admits to some con- Davis of Ve ree by both clubs, boro.oro. W—Sisk (4-2). L — Drys- 2 after scor ivis of Vesper led finalists in *• ______spree by both c 2 a fte r scoring six tim es in the i^an:an solve their quarterback cem;em about abou his offensive line. e 200-meter7 na.mi>t, butterfly. Pocatello•ocatello 77, Magic Valloy S, , . T reasure Valley got to G afford daleale (15-11), first firs t inning, problem.problem. Jim Snowi .-jr T**l . Treasure Valli fim Snowden, a 6-4, 225-pound Santa ciClara, the defending MondMonday’s Games i r a single run in lhe opening ------T he sweef The sweep moved the Tigers "I Ihinkthink vwe are in belter shape rookieookie from froi Notre Dame, gets .ualampion "‘ton and ‘ current leader in Treasure'reasure Valley at Idaho Musson Pilots »me, Robert Rossi hit a loop- "N Into a lie for second place with thanIhan last year> because we are thehe callcall at at left tackle, where he lth men’s and women’s titles, Us. R ball to lefirielder, L.ee Mas- IViillst I 1 I I S Notches I jeeper. FeHmvs who had been -probably-v>K>bably-will-b«-play4hg-noxt-40- -im5rlinisr~ihl ^ngl. Vnii^^Li^cateU^ y that Jie lost in the twilight bill wilh AnAmerican ^i!eague-lead- pfa^'gplaying witlwith different clubs have George S Miss Bardahl ^"y that ^e lo" jeorge Seals, a second-year JIbe men's andai women's 400-met- Ki*Tini sunn and it fell in for a double. | ing Minnesota, hadf(lad a cha chance to blend into a nnn man who who zoomed up to 278 medley rrelay finals. JNA'nONAL WAiiui LEAGUE Duane Rossman then drilled First S l ^Place OOrlando rlando PPena came on In the unit.jnit. Last yyear we were 0-4 efter pounds«unds with w a weight-lifting J W L Pct. GB ' _ second innii inning of the nightcap, ourjur first fourfo games and wound program.irogram. McPeak I thinks that is -. r Angeles €9 49 .585 — Victory the^ZlfB ball toto°cln" centerfield to single 1 To me Rossi. Gafford got himself I n I — after the Angels had chased upjp 6-8, toooo much m uch for I a guard. n,PYnil1iexhurg Victor l^^auSoiw aukee 68 49 .574 UA , OGDEN, Utah (AP) —Three- t of the inning by backing up [n Golf ^ Open starter“m n e r MMickey ici Lolich. and won Sonny JuJurgensen Is a fbcture Don Croftcheck,Cr a rookie n. F ra n . 64 49 .560 2V5 his fourth game in five decisions at quarterl icln n ati 64 52 .551 4 time Gold Cup champion Miss ^me plate nr on the overthrow ST. LOUIS (UPI>-Even tem- sin '” comini It quarterback although young rom Indiana who was a line- Inn Ball K ill I Tourney torfahl hopscotched a c r o s s am centerfield P'f after Rossi had pered Mary since coming to the Tigers. DickOick ShiwerShiwe of Maryland put on backermcker withwi the College All- Ila. 63 54 .538 5 '^ . ered Mary Mills, playing in ® oy,erO yler ™nc and G ates Brow n hit „ fj„Q show SUN VALLEY (AP)-Rcxburg pittTburgh choppy Willard Bay Sunday to ored. Gafford took the throw thele heat she 1likes so much. Sun- . ^ hnmpr 1 fine show against the Eagles. Stars.Stars, Is also a getting a look at , . V , tsburgh 61 .53 .508 9 mnllJtah’3 firs t Bonneville un- H . w n solo homers for the Tigers, ^vithiVith BobbyBobt: M itchell, A ngelo KV»rdfuard along alor with Robert Reed ttle Leaguers took the Wood sj L Louis ouis 58 59 .496 10!^ ■ ! id cut down Rossman at sec- daya y won the *12.500 St. Louis ver Little League champion- Chicago limited hydroplane regatta. d “"1 base k” after « he had overran Women’s Opei while Jim Piersall hit one for ______! __ ofif TcnnessiTennessee A&I. Len House at River Little icago 56 64 .467 14 gL Women’s Open G olf T ournam ent ,Los AAngeles. neeles Ip Sunday with an 8-1 victory Houston Ron Musson piloted Miss Bar- B bag. -with■ith a final-r final-round 72 for a 54- „ _ , centerlenter isis set.se So is the right side Sunday uston 48 69 .410 20 '^ M (l»hl to an average speed of Lolich. who failed for the >f the line with Vince Promuto overer the TwinTW Falls Tigers. j^eww YVork o rk 3S 81 .308 3 2 ^ U Gafford put the blanket on fhe holeole par p a r total of 216, fofourth urth strastraight i time fo record V F lc fll g u a rd "' In a consolation game, fhe W5.29I m.p.h. in the final heat Gafford put tl It was Miss Mills first lour- Giants Score it guard and Fran O'Brien at tbs the rest of the night by It was Mis: his 12th triumph, was touched ^ ackle. The left guard opened up Twink^in Fails Vikings beat Hailey AMERICAN AMERI LEAGUE f l to win the U tah Cup. Cub.?■iking the out rest 10 and-allowing only namentiment victoryvictor of the year and "■ ^ 'V7‘* tackle. "The The victory put Miss Bardahl striking out 10 a for three straight singles and a I vhen John Nisby retired. Steve I®"*•1 ®tat Hailey.Haile Tho Picabo team W L Pct. GB H o other Cubs to get as far as it wa.s was wworth orth $I 875 to the 25- two-run ,^ o .ru n doudouble by Bob Rodgers 15-9 Victory larnett is the back-up tackle. wonm the spsportsmanship award Minnesotannesota 75 43 .636 — 44 points behind first place The twocond other base. Cubs year-old:ar-old golft golfer from Gulfport, before Pena Notre Dame in national unlimit- second base, before Pena came on to reiire >-vfv Tfcl *11 • Sam Huf Huff’s talents have help- by unanimoiunanimous vote of umpires Clevelandiveland 66 50 .569 8 ■■ The Angels gave Gafford all Miss.^ISS, thpthe side. lIvGl* ;d wield the defease into a andd coaches. Detroittro it 66 50 .569 S I B fd hydroplane standings. The TheB backing Angels hef needed in the She had to withstand a biaz- Thr?e Io □verPhilhes = ^„,w ‘e.d^ Noire Dame failed to show in the backing ht Three Los Angeles pitchers iroud unit that includes one of ^------B altimItim ore ore 65 51 .560 9 l l ttom of the first when Tomas ingIg 686 8 by Ma:Marlene Hagge. Mrs, saw ,,aw action in . the first inning of SAN FRANCISCOFR (AP) — thehe best stsecondaries in the Na- RECRECO R D IS 0-5 C hicagoicago 63 51 .553 10 U the last heat because of engine bottomIverton of singledthe f and Don And- Haggeagge finisheifinished in a two-way tie opener , trouble. Silverton single the opener as the first five Ti- JimFim Hart hhit a grand slam hom- tionalional FooFootball League. Lonnie CHICAGO (UPI) — Al Lopez ijeww York Y o rk 60 50 .500 16 i B son walked with one out. Terry forir second plaplace with U.S. Wom- gers reached ^^^he base. Norm Cash er!r and WillieWill McCovey added a SandersSanders arand fiery Johnny Sam- of the Chic:C hicago Ai^^lte Sox has Losi A ngeles 53 64 .453 31>^ | | Musson pushed Miss Bardahl ersonlompson walked singled wi in Silverton en’s1 s Open golfgo) champion Carol ,,j( ^ ^ to the meet’s highest lap aver- Thompson sing hit a solo homer, capping the three-runhree-run Iblast, powering San ple)le atot the corners' and Jim Stef- managedanaged fiifive losing American Washingtonshington 52 66 .441 23 I B id R a y Vega.i w alked to load M'ann ann a t 218. .scoring, .scoring before be Aubrey Gate- Francisco'rancisco tfo a 15-9 triumph over fenen and PPaul Krau.se at safety Leaguelague All-SAll-Star teams but never Bostonston 43 72 .374 3 0 "f «ge of 111.801 m .p.h. iWiss Sm ir- anf? d bases. R a y Vega.fl Miss Mills three-pulled the \vood came noff, driven by "Wild” Bill Can- Iho bases, wood came on lo get the side philadelphiiPhiladelphia Sunday. areire top fli,flight. a winner. Kan^snSas City 39 75 .342 34 ■(. Fred Combs Ihen hit a shot tn thirdlird hole, butbu chipped Ki with------trell, placed second in the re- Fred Combs I Japanese pitcher Masanori r— ------^ ird baseman Joo Doerr, who in five inches on the .1 1 ,1-vnrd, Rookie catchcrca Jolin •‘'“H i'ao! eaita with 961. M iss B ardahl thirduched basem third an to force Thomo- par-fourir-four fifth hole Tor i birdie, . ^lurakami, who was honored ^ " had 1,200. touched third I had four singles, pacing De- before>efore the’ the game, made his first n, then relaved lo the plate Sheie drove inlinto the trap op the;, troifs tr o if s 13-hil 13-hit attack n,„jor lea Miss Madison was third with son,It catcher then rela\ John Hairston drop- 4S4-yard,U-yard. par-fivepar- seventh hole p najor league start for the 500 points; Miss Budw eiser w as but c a tc h e r Joh F irs t G.nnie Jianls buthi.i was battered from d the ball on Ihe lag allowing andnd had to Itake a boRey. but I.. j A Angeles ngeles 000 om nO(V-2 7 1 (ourth with 750; The Notre in pediderson the ball to onscore sankink na 30-fo<30-foot chip from the Detroit he m ound in th e third inning # ’ ' * • ' filth place w ilh 700 and S avairs A nderson to sc Detroit 601 nn OOx-9 13 O vhen the Phillies scored four Losing pitcher l ev! Pope scl i fringemge for ancanother birdie on the McBride, McBride Mav (M. (iatcwiKxl 1 Probe sixth with 625, Losinge Angels pitche down the rest of thc'lOll' 'uns. I ^ Musson took an early lead in the Angels dow )th (I). ^ Sukla Sukla (7) ( and R.-ncw. F'-an „ im e until the sixili when hi.sl Mis.s M ills h ad . “ two good (6>; (5 ^; SparmaS p arn u and iulijvan. W— Rich Allen's two-run triple Ihe fina) heat and held if lor vie- garne^n error until allowed the a run. woods”oods” on the 538-yard, par-five Sparma (9-5 )rou8ht in Ron Herbel, but the lory over Ihe 45-mile long course own error allov S p arm a (9-5). I.—Mr Bride (0-3). hrought m Anderson and Thompson sin- !5thith hole and was able lo sink HomeH om e run run—D__ etroit, Cj«h (16), "liants ■lant.s ccame a n back and snapped winning $4,500. He was present- AndersonB back-to-back anc to lead off the a two-footer for i-. birdie, but heir three-game losing streak ed Ihe Utah Cup by Gov. Calvin gle back-to-bacl Second Game ‘’in'ih. Ph weeks .i"o B, g I,ee | (6), ,g\ C.alewuud (li) a rd :tay with ''his first major league fastest qualifying tim e—112.971 the ball wild i nd the rest did me ,"nod." Miss p >rand s-lam homer off Ray Culp m.p.h. JeffTf Allen inlo right fioki and and Ihe re st d Rodgers. Ranew (fi): lolich,' iderson circled ihe paths to Mills[ills said. “B"B esid es, the 1 Pena (2), (2 ), Fox F (!)) and Freehan. n theIhe bottibottom of the third. The , ‘ In the first two heats, Re.v Andersonore. circli cr- fits my tei temperatment" The ^ _P e n a '(4 iiants loaded the ba.ses on a S-'f j Manchester pushed The N otre score. W -Pena (4-7). L-Sukla (1-3), ______' temperatureimperature vwas 95 degrees. H Home om e R Ru uns — I.os Anfiele*;, valk lo , Matty , Alou, Jim Daven- KETTlsS j«me to 104,046 m .p.h. and wrt's single nnd Bobby Wine's PASSES INTERCEPTED ------I, San Jose, Calif., as hs 1M.783 m.p.h. The speeds made PASSESGREEN IV BAY, Wis. (UPI) — KOUFAX !SETS RECORD bI^o'^'mV^' (obble of Willie Mays’ ground- LAPPIN4), Sanford (9) and Haller. W— th^w rst. Tartabull singled, ardsonIson (5), Pepitone1 (17), Gibbs W Hlenry enry (3-1)(3-1). L—Culp (8-9). lie sSfcnd and went to third ( 1 ). ST. LOUIS (AP)—l.ou Brock’s Home rurruns — San Francisco. Pair of Games a v|lfdS l pitch. i ------run-scoring single snapped a tie Hart (13). ^ft* Ken Harrelson walked, TRYy TIMESTIMES-NEWB WANT ADS . lart (13). Gabrielson (6), Me- new vuru/ YORKvr (AP) - Roger ■ as ththe e St. Louis Cardinals erupt- Covey:ovey (28). „ . gies by Jim Landis, Dick ------— B eded for for eight runs in ihc ciRhih ^ ------______Repoztepoz' two-runtwc triple highlight- ^ een ® andi cBill Bryan produced — .- il inning and defeated Cincinnali d a three-run New York burst S,'!';'ee runs. ,uns 1Hunter’s bases-load-' w COMPUTE . ^ inning n Ihe sixth inning that helped . ,_„.™ , A x 1 2 -7 S unday. squeeze scored the final.A's LietLetter Shop A,'... 12-7 S unday. I Cleveland V Takes ivVT'ift the Yankees to a 7-3 victory 1 in the eighth. ^ Bill White triggered the win- ver Kan.sas City and a split of p> S e r v ic e ning rallyra lly withw a leadoff homer Pootbail Victory First Game heir doubleheader Sunday. The u-nnsa.lasas TiivCity 300 000 010—4 10 0 Dir«^OIr«ct Mali M*ll Adv«rtUIng | against staistarter Sammy Ellis. SAN FRFRANCISCO (UPI) -- AthTetfcTithletics wonw the opener 4-1 on KKen en BBoyer oyer singled, nnd John, Quartcrbacl)uarlorback Frank Ryan and jim Hunte w Y ork 010 000 000—1 4 0 MultiliihinoMultillthing . . . Photo Coplel ;||| ■ t w S M l M im Hunter's four-hitter. -lunter „rand Bryan; Stottle-J p.nomlii* TsitourlsTsitouris rcreplaced EUis Bob .Jimim NinowskiNinows punctiired the San Ex-Yankee Ex-Yank< Roland Sheldon P«rsonali2«d Lcttei^ Skinner then tripled in P'»ver Francisco■ranci.sco .secondary for 305 ^eld a 3-2 m . R eniff ( 8 ) and Howard. Addr««lnaAddf«*»Ing & Mailing _ «/ thei leld a 3-2 lead when Joe Pepi- -Hunter (4-3). L—Stottlemyre '’9 and scored the tying run as Tim yardsards and threetl touchdowns and|,o„e "and one and Ray Barker singled ” .1-7). Home run-New York, S*cratarlal 5*rvfc« 11 McCarver dCleveland Browns nd momeimomenis later, Clete Boyer Citv 3,-21 victory over the Forty singled Rc insas City OOI 200 0 0 0 -3 8 0 ‘‘HH IILLS L L S OF IDAHO'’ carnccarne homchome (on Brock's single otfi'^,- ' ; ingled Repoz homc with the ^ .'incrs in an exhibition game third run w Y ork 101 003 02x—7 12 1 1 Btnl. . . t , Tratl, tidg. — 7J3-4S43 Bill McCool. Ted Savape later hird ru n of the inning. J a k e c«,„iHnnJheldon. DicksonI ( 6 ), Sjock.l scorcdscored on NMcCool's wild pitch. unday. Rya„ j,;t - GibbsJibbs belleiwlied a two-run homer in aneiQon. Ryan hit flanker Gary Col- hc eighth.righth Ken BBoyer oyer rapped a two-run ins with a fpair-of J4-yard-toueh- Earfier 1 single and Skinner drove in a passe Earlier Pepilone and Bobby own passes in the first period Richardsoni'ichardson had tagged home SB ninfun with hi: his fourth hit of the (j,I) cap drives of 67 and 73 yards runs off ijjii game, a sini uns off Sheldon. Th« A’s game, a single. beforeefore ForiForty Nln«r b-ick Jim jumpedLimped aheadah again st Y an k ee ___Skinner's bases-emptv bonier Jqlmspnohnson intjinterceptc_4nJiiii0iyski starter-BUtarter- Bill—StaffQrd.._whcn_Ed HEIP WANTEl and p pitcher itch er ^ b Gibson'r. three- passass and raraced 52 yirds to put Charles;harlcs tag tagged a two-run homer (iliMc* uUtmaif-' run blast in the second inning Sanan FranciiFrancisco on the board, |nri the fourfourth. Singles by Santi- Ixp«ri«nc*rf TV •Ncl AppTiAMc* uU to «NaA«9 » «ntir* d*fMrtm*ntMMnl — gave the CaCardinals a 4-3 load. ; a ggo o RRosario, o s a r i Sheldon and Jose but the RedReds moved ahead on^(S)_5), Jayjgy (8) and Edwards: Gib- Tartabullartabull produced the first •pportunhy ^ right'nun. tJcrcrnDcrgn TohrisTOh'igSfrsTwO^f Utl liunicrt^offplffashb<5ri7Tfa5hbnlrn 'CSjrW deaSsmcK KSSiaFCTl''a^vas City nih lim te third. ® J in the third and solo blows by (99)) and McCarver.M W—Wash- SIcvcn Sloven Hamilton,F who came JoJohn h n EEdwards d w a r in the sixth and burnurn (8-8). L—Tisitouris (S-8). onn in the sixth,s pitched four in- M l SHOSHONI t. ------— ^------PinstinPinson jn-thjn--the'seventh.------Home rm ur ns ■■Cincimiuttr, John- ningsings of shutouts! relief for his [eU-me»r-S*tnnJ«y-Bt-WhU» Ciacinnati -^033 0 0 1 IOO— ■ JQ-1 sonon (22). EEdwards U2X_PjjisQa-sccnnd_victiv-nnH victorv against one loss. aW-METER InyluUoii inrluUon raceri In jui Calif. Tha RAF’» A. F. St. Louis ... . 040 000 OSx—12 17 0 (19).19). St. LotLouis, S k in n er (4), Git>- RRepoz’ epoz' s-second inning homer rica's M oisin On»th, «f EUis, Tsitouris (8). MeCool sonon ^). Wh Whit* (17, wasras thetbe onlonly run off the 19-year- H H H H H *" *-«**<“> b America'sreground, Morgi «cond. ( A P wlrephoto)rt^oto) Ellis, Tsit (^)> aecood fro m le ft^ o re g ro u n d , wa - , .. ■-'-.... tl . . . I; _ I inUl Ab*** ______- rrW^SSlMPLETOGErl V _- -STASeERXV^-^UT-l'M ___ - for the Entirentire FamilyV I h e a r d s o m e t m im g a u v e i : - , ANOTHER SAUCER. 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SERVICE ■ Twin Falls TimTirnes-News _ 1 3 I wmumrnt— Knn*ri«nrgiL. fhyn* Jit" — tU^n type. Sl 'I !£■ ------LynwiHHi—tfju.yiiwiHKl— t»vi — ptem v—a n te n . — t t n s t — b*— twT6 ti*in—t>'P«. Show iuii—gsivd—le tu r a a ' ------T E S T S !------T H I S . “ '>>> m o d .ra G Kunter. u n t.r, 7S3-S17 3 3 - & 7 8 » . ______, „ a and has has abun abundance of potential for —TWS-ONB-IS-NEWON ------, . ______p ______• farmlntf and Jen-Womer\ IS and over. .Sr%'ura BRAND new « J * . ™ W:CNTEUW'ANTED h./ bay awathlnv with eoudl- the future. llTgh vNi> n.u. s .itiu K (or you. I H o m es f o r S a a il l o ^ ______5 0 I vV machiow atart Jl*™?, t>«ck«roi oba.- H»*h starUng p .>. S hort l»e^lnKm^ bnck. t SSy.iO. binaer Sewing Center. i20 “if offset ofiset by expdrn'e \ tloper and b« bailtiic. L«o»»rtt s**drow. GENE LAF nnrnj bnck. beautiful ash cab- — . . . K a^o ^C es had crossed GENE LARSEN SALES CO. bou«.lOur*. Adv.Advancemcn:. Pi v paii.u.ry ' IneUa and biealbieakfast bar. 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Norlheast Norlheast location. ciu.imgig tIUhvv tU.,hwn nsbi i-. Hcniitlfiilly cu^tJ^radiTquo'^* “ spokesfnan ” “bjy priitrd. “il,''-';*. Starr Home. 106 bib Tim«a-Newi. g o Tlmo.»-Nc%. ., luti.UcuptsIcuptsi withw ith tw.> c a r garatfo. The raa^ 4 govern- >vrnueav!:,.u , Euat. Ku»i . fjcsitlons. All detaili-d quali- shares. Phone 733-5«i&7.______a \ox 9’C. t M A J O R O I L ARI.Y new ^ l>^lrvKMrt brick o' -,he Pakistani sector of Sl'£..sCc 4 bodr»»on» uQauliant: Lyjle Canlner. 301 7th cover Twin i £mest Casio, phone a24-2lT8, Je- Station for Ica-e.1 L\cd ln\'oni« tlon: Nort! le fiivplacre, finishett basement. buck b.uiit-. Ab> pshmir. ^ J Kash- .. aivtMiue v ,.u, .Monh. N orih, „ phone 7ai-7001. acqualnte»l w|| rome or »34.4916. CooJlog?______L>i»vv.sk1 l io n : N o rth s r.^t .S.liodv l»vpu attachiched ed garage garage. Might paint f»r l.>cailon.l.'i>. Spacloui.Spacl.i sha.iy v artl, a.suretl. Ejh n salarv attending JH-107. XlH-107, R Boi».ok la-K, e o Imie^-Nrv.. down ps>mei)i. Sunday n'S"' tVm >-“i‘iui’iiACiicluOPUAC'i lC n nerve spvcialisi: Dr. Coni.ci: UAV .u.-kin* .nd h.uJnif. will »o tiaii.ing s.h.K ‘t ’ l. M.nimu.n J2.i00 --i: ------1- n ps>n»ri)t. linnictllata pi *je»- doublee gtiriifc-c. gnrnfc-e. I.iv.*ly I ne«v carpet* , iVernment reported that j^|„„ ,. 3838 South M.tti !* C u t' • nywh.r.. 1>*Il)«|>«uth M capilal rt-vjiiiitHl. V'inancial a^alst- H,n>^. o n t 'a Sfor f O rS.le ^ 50 riipr Indian attem pt to in- t.m.Lin, phonenh.m, 7a3»474l.iM -i' ______pho phone n e areaar»a f,„ie * -s- Parrvxtt.P.rr'.tt, 733«i:73a-lSl.». ______ancs to L, light? ' 2 , party. ***** ______.■OZV ho,,., on .h. coro.r c.n ’A N T E D .Marrir.l * T.J ' ■---- TT CUSTO.^lJUSTO.\l swathingswath Wendell and Je- u/Di i ir ii/- jn eariici ggctor had i wU'lLL i l l noi not b« be ■ r«s»nsib»e for any i'^'^NTED M.rr WRII E B0.\ 71, Twin Tails C easilyly beI., yi.iir.. yours. 3 l-c.lroom,. c..|.- 11 K.O’I'lM 1 11 Tl.1' 1. VIEWVI ff the Valley. obu uther than my cwn. ^ familyfamily f..r f..r ir irrw, •n»al rvme r^.me area.area, hay.hi peas. »raln. clover. W lvllll UC , , IN veulentlent kitrhrn,kitchrn, #U:»chr«l garsge. Small n.it-akce ^^Dulsed with heavy Indi- -.hcr.th.n . farm work M .;.;,.* t ‘ Harold Har>>ld Black. Black. 324-H60. J«rv»mt.____ 733-5361 "J t'HRt>E h r e e l>e,lrl>e,lr\H>m» and laije living plenty slorsge 1 n. M-ake . , . I'b^'ie >s n o th - j ______' Howard M. Huattm a ^ " 1 ^ ■ uy storage, fencisl yard, elm.* »1-.- iiK.» " ' itit uiyvvh. ie. Now, ■annind Job, ;t nul« Vomh “ p’., l f l [ SSV/.rillNGSSV/.rUlNC. and hay ballo«. Phone Joe • — ---- i r«H>mtH>m all cacari)eu-.l C»i.,ioic ulvd i,» schiK>l. i.chiK>l. Itealisllcju illy pucetl. .Spu. i.'u-* trrm tinrlT'^iiiiii* r'^ Wllh "Every. E HEST way to buy undnlsheJ fwm\ovMSw'*fn>m soitihwrMT rc>m-r .if Buhi | B lair. Jervm c, I OWNKK: At‘nrtmoiit and t'ooinlng bath.lath. Nice Nice ^ kllcht-n. j.arl l>as«‘- }I4.5iH>. u rn itu re Is lU Th«_ t:»«_»Portum. m t k a d y Bl.Ir. J.rvm.. ______hou.e, hou,' G*wsl t .l'l ' U vallon and coiutitl.>i». ' ’m o n t. t-'liMe' thiui;-. Shown I'v1 npp..lntnicnt to rKADY . ...„i i;i'STO.M baling. t..nn. New Hollatd. firing 'u n n i uont. CliMe lo i.oh..oU. nh.'i'i.m g . . fi.-d in.-i.cci.,. fe'S'£ers4rp5.“.■ nfists for the last three sa h jCUHOLICSE o h o l ! i c s : AnAnonymous. Kor fur- t>erienced fLl’/ Nii-ciy fuini»he^l a n l landscapol. ,nd <-hur\'he! chur\'he». Con»ul.i tiu.lc f..r SHARIARP t . Kevlro.vm Ke»lr\ homo' gar.ige. y^o‘Ufl.-d in.-pcc tie. C. J. Berr>'. phone 733-5hhI. Ih's UIvs tiiiue a.>ut'imrnl traileri-aller h>>u-> hou'e or i i. Wvip, Ou.y nicely land.i-spe WANTiuD cu»|om grain combining. for for oxMi.-t. l\.n-M r .ler- hou*'‘ >n trade. JiiKll.M)0. O O . Will paint t. ..all l.uv.t, acre. Only |^.0^ U K Al*AR IMKN r HOUSE. \ ‘‘m^the Indian sector of Kash- Saloni^ Phone 7:t3-2l04 evenlntra. ______lUsMMt lUso.m hfslth. hfslt Ph >ntf 7:>3-l^27. 7jh Ave «-v. Cli.d! uivt-n'rtx fl! (ippoi-» au^~Saloni ~ 15 _ 15 7th Avenue Ea.t. Phons M.l- ATlI'EN KNTlON ritlN ! \S' . ar. plca;i«-d lo tunuy.y. l.,..«i.-.l l....'ute.l in T w o, Falla ,:UST0M hay and jtraw Hacking. CAI.IKOILSM.lhOlLSlA 1A -•4 'o. nt>>ving into area. 35K2. „ “ at least two c.v.Imns were C.C1ALI Uttck*U>-4ch>'ul perm an en la, I Hlelp-M e l p — M al,i l e a,nd Femai. 201 ______snnounceounce Ih .t that N Mr. l.ou Thijrson is fiu.-MiI l-x'ati.'ii l..-«ii.m Av.-nice tonanC f ipd in fighting Sunday night jj i. Given by by m Mai-y. i Spacik «nd Carol - ■ ■ ------Phone S4:i-45t>,*. Buhl. Finsnv'ial Finsuvial opi^vitunllv opp for ihose who , ^ NEU l. ,. m.'i. OFFERS. .Sv.c.ln.; h.une as!v>>cia|r -.t.,tln B . P h o n . J .r r y ..ouliry ok. '.!03 2nd lot.,.,tcl ..,.,1 r^vi.n. to Ilox 611. lear '“'•■■"I"! Morningside Sch.K«l. I'onipletcly Resliy.Ity. Having Having been in th* on- tvijnnv ijn n Hull.liuk-Hull.I b^n new rt»of, tietween tne .g str.direci East, *cr across frvim Piackera. STU D EN " D ickanl, 7:t3-&4tiS. an y tim e.______TMi'"" V^s I »rpete«,l. l.nrge lUin.f room, fantlly , t«»**tlng•ting an.land RealRci Estate pnife.Hl..n ►ci.sti.irsle fn, fuiim.v,. pilvat* STUDENT DEALERS T"li, F.IU.______euerrillas at Sardar bharir i» k...lee customer customer p. parking. 733-4630. .CUSTOM hay and atraw baling, wire Ued k llrh en v,ilh ■.rniue cU.\n#ls » numlumber ber i.f..f years>, and ia highly eo 11o .rn io-c->. .. Siv Siv «p».tn.enl,v all t J blltv g.Hul nii>imj and tmih on ^ Indian government radio re- <.^<1cr.■fliK>r. IK eciealion i.*«.n\ lu l.|^^e- C 'r A ’' C R ' \ AI 1 I'.V REALTY .HJ4.4U2. Re,lReii Walkar. Jen-me. faim (aim ^r.>m fr.>m 4J4 . to UO avies. Iverson I uent. IJnusu Unusually laige l..l nh.j.id by OILIMEM STATE O I/\ REALTY n ’'V S 5 ^ = 5 5 !•««*> .Main M«ln Wc-»t.We-»i. Phone 7j:U6342. .JL’STtVM com bining w anted^ Pbone Resltv. Realtv. '■■U.4.US4. n .u -i. t;>K.dinuV______) h u g e wecj.l, US N.oih lll.ie l.su... Kor Casino c i ’s t o .m comb lUge w erj.lng wjll.iw Cn./ Hlue H'ue l..We^ l.aWet N..rth 7.^;l-^;^:t(l P h..or ;... I i..'.;.,no . .\MvtiM.s Bi.h i, ------ti,— , 1 »U-*;ALk MV Tradi»i Ae«»age ■■>■---- .»war»wa r aand nd pip riva^U-u.xtU— l‘»n.t;d tig b t __ J- W, ’ermanenta from 95. Arilsiie Heauiy M'iTusTBm ust be 2TT ye.,rs old, prefeT ^ >V- Mea^.r^roitb rt-.Tlf-ir E t # t> i iv j . i *'nlrrl »»rr-mT*rT—Hrt-AAaO...... g f farm. Milk r\>ute with g>>od loiol foro r eligible elig ib le (i i;i bu>rr un.ler diiect l.>an R. ti. li. il>icki • l>ick i Me^isersmtlh M 7:i:i-l>iih'l i' ..rdon ,nl .n I,.I Cr...-kciii r 7.H-t.:>.il ^ -Sviou^E^pe - «rinn;— -M a in —We»t. phoTic--78iV------oK L . * u 4 - t t u i x k ----Phmia—I3JAUtitl_alL:. __ m-ui£X»m.ii'uiCXBm. CajlCa 7.t.!-,*vjo m evenings, Jim1 Mefi'ei-^nttihMewei'tntMl * *•■41. Evening appointnienu.______a 0 1 > ably p noi over 30. ------WWork o r k W a n t e ------24 ...... I.M.I rvriiiii';' . 1!0UHlH1 EllsalteiE lisabeth V**’*'''’' •<•‘vl- ...... ir*TmVi\kn *n "neiTTTy~"neiTTT-y-----^ ------— ' - - — ------^ -at------S.OUX S.D. (AP) 2 SCHOOLilOOL. xprcialhprcial U1> AAA m..tel iu Ma«ic N'alley In '~OW ^tnVNKR; NK(l:' Rcauliful U Udn.-.n /•*"* 1!^;;;,';; M, 6 .0 U. t;iadyca Choaic, N«-ighbor- or (nror (iuv Keen at N O W goo.l mntoiel oiel t.ltow n. May consider sonte b ric k borne Member Multlpla LUting / ■ ^iuth Dakota Penitentiary ho,,,iotid iwau.y Heauty s.io: Salon, 1J65 M aple. 738- ^ _ • jrlc k horj»e. fully cftipcted nnd , NUE ol.lcT ..1.1.T )».>rne b..ri ..n 7ih A vrnua iiil:______CACTL 18 T H E T IM E T O S P B A Y FO R UaU^.ijaUtf. W riterit, Box 6 -D c.o Timcar drapedIra p rd . l.ai Ijiig e kitcbvii. .N..*ihe*.t , ■■.-■■.------. , ;------N.olb.h. Cl,...,wi„ Cl..,,wi„ J l.rilnx.nM |>lu* \ at nearby. EIHs Sun- C A C T U S P E T E 'S ” • T.‘:^Retlaplder Mlta. N."- •______loc.tlonocntion on on iiui.-t ciiiulsr .hive. in.llf b.'.lr,...rub.-.lr...„u h| hp..,'.- ..I, :i..l flo..r. j .t K-SCHOOL pcrniaaciit siiecials. - - - • Aph ^av Warden Erickson said. pcimantnu Biv«m • Aphid* DOrili.i;• U'lll.K ilrvk. ilrv'ker m otel, t'h.ilce loc*. Cov«Mf«l'.)v.Tf.l i>i>ai M*«‘*i"u» outlo a.ul double THREE2V: bevlroi' crmanenU alven by Bess Ktfberi. Girre r THET H E FAlKAi I r.s. u , ,h^>. • nNIghtcrawler* i jI ii,.n.Hon. n^«rnear interotau-. lUlu>.e ap- gaiagettaiagtf ' 'Mthn Ul moiuiie, L..iuplrtely Ry andan.l sioiag* sloiage r«>o:n. Dvep pil* Neujyly luiiuicl.piiiutc.l, i.iuulu.. Iiaiagc. Only Also missing, he said, was i^gmaviema's. m-«uty JU-aiity ^ Salon, 7JJ-1837. how w«». haveh.„ h,i,,„i ^c-., ,-DDA poinfinentf., S w inuning po..}. <'.in«Uler undsc«t»emI.;XI.IM)0 w llh Icitn v Would OVOV vNEU; vNEK; Super e. »noiny fam ily »H*'te. 'iT i o ready for occtipancy, m), Avenue N.-nb,N.-m l ..v.lv s|.m.-Ioub ” em blazoned S o u th D a k o ta uitiv. Lynxv Near Lynxvood and Blue Lakes WW rit. rit. Rawl.igh Rawl*igh Dept. ID H 373 JJl ------rou..jiUr ^olne trad e. L inn Motel, honte. 4-be»lr« c* 14:.^ d.)vvn payment. hoin*I vNill vsill il.-ligbl ddigl >..11, ^.V,llOU. JJ D.jw.r, Colo. WE ,on»e. 4-be,lr.H.nvs. full bs»einet»i x*ltli * I ' penitentiary. Unit 6.______hoppln*i Centers. Fenced back yard. Denver. Colo. WE REPAIR ANYTHING n .III.lev, m M!' ontana.______f|nlnhi-do Inlnhi-d fain family too.n, cvipot. ft-nr- per niuiith ‘Including ta\«a and h..i>«- 7:13-16-JH.______. ' * ~ c I From luggage, lawnmowcra, m.>- SIHKA.MHKA.M Kiiitnble »iiitn for Ki'h Raining, r«ld yaid. To]Top c.ndiil.n lln..UKhout. *»»surance. CUTEE 3 be>li,.,.iol.c^lt,.,. l.ti,-U, S..<»cl..iis ^ llO-l'Kr.i*•I'Kr.i* ChI7a Child Ca Caie. Uivided claa^es. Agenr»-5ale.men g e n fi—balei W anted 22 tors, and parses. If It'a broken, v^e Low Lo\v liivetii lnvetii iii«-nt. hluh Incomc. Rteal eal close cl.uie t. to s.-h.-.l and »li..p,.mg. THREEREE l.evlnw.l>e.lr«>om wllh 2 baths, livingg r.Hiiu r.nuu Wllh v» r n . ..lui'i', l.nf p. uiRCiy, pre^kinvlvr^iu Ivo. Uin*ler------can fu It.lu FreeF r e.«tintales. pickup. Fuiilj.i Fiiiihi-i lorormation itirn cull ^i4-20:U. NortheaAlJ.>rtheaAl I. 1.icatlon.k- J l ‘J.l>;..i W.1II never full basement.basement. V Wall t.> wall curpet, fsnnlyly ro.ini.ro.iin. 2i bnlb-.,U I.iii;«* kii.-beit. ■■ Hitcii. Register for fall c'.asscs. lOO delivery. SavSave &0',,. and m ore. Jer.tine Jer>.ioe buyuy in.-ieinoie. .Mny c..ii»l.l-r l.-ni or larg.I* living llvinjj n. r.>.>m. Iar*je kitchen It.uibir'le unisK.-. unini;.-. .l.'h flit f ll .. ii.iiU If Coast Guard lh Aven>i.» N o rth . 73:^-^0'^7.______COLLEGEOLLEGE CJRADUATE Ci WITH !rC * * '* R REPAIRS, ill Elm. 733- TiTTm—j.,.,/';lirKI, 1...,. lor ...I... I'J room. „|u. ra ile r h..u.e ,.n tiad.-. C.e.oi:,- llancy. v. Uhh b biich ii.h cabi cablneta. built-in «>vrn livingg aiea, aiea. Hc He smc t.> i.cc ibln. ll :i.'t-H6 tV2 or everUtigs. 7.1.T- ______,n .l \ surfa.-s surfac* uii unit. I’overcd patl.>, ^ UKPKNDAHLi’:PKNDAliLE cii ckild, cnre. Fenced BUSINESS BUSINESS EXPERIENCE ------______^ ______two l . oheilruorn ’ l'.o,lr„o.„ apartment. Includes all ‘ 1—LL-J 4Utf 3rd Sireet North. Phone fiiinituie. ^^■7S-^3^m* haa a , . ROTCROTO-TILLING ''.V 1 fin.' traffic pKltern for a BETH B llX lf WICKHAM N 11 -Spots-Sioop ^ Will *r**n train aggrei>ilveagg m an for ex- 0.ril.n.. G ardens, l-.w„.Law an.l F.tm Acr.- KAHNMCN H»1 ii.oiw-ii.llOil—Jl3,tl*M) H year w ith co. . st 1 locntlm lociio,,. ii.:„„tir„i rh.fi.c. ng family You mu*l aee lo '7'i'i r.TADLE child care, ages 4 tp B. cepllonal cepllmenl. fen-ed back y a n l. Qualifications; Q ualification*; Over 'Jt*. munie^l. tiller.tlll.r. _h,r„,o....lo„_,In Tdi mn I Ion phone 7.t3-A'>77, baseri)«'i)a..ni.-nt. t , att.tt.rh.tl tf.i.i.i;., V..I1 l.n .I-’ 5. paymenu >117 Including h'ine 7:i;t-0.i47. & & years years et>mmunlty. et>mmu r>ul>llc contact. ~ ------r — ' acape^l.cpcl. fully(oily r.-ncl. l,...o.-,l,.l. po,. I'"."’."'. ™.|on. 1-rlr. 110.= 1.1. l.,„J .... I '* »es " and Insurance. BETTY B E T T Y HANSEN '^itliin Goal LIABLE Child care, l.arge fenced businean expmcucf,expm. r..Ileus educa- KCnnC'Kenneth L. Davis Insurance' • t r a n c e ______M 11 tion, high qushiy ref^iencca. Ex- 2026202« llth llth Ave Avenue Eaat 733-202H ------lealty. 7S3.UJ11; Jam <4 Daiuu-r. THREEREE bedro..m.bedro..n full basement. J 733 nnl. Mu.cr\ Ue4i play. Hour, day or t*"". high qua ------\S K MASMASK K MM-peclsl l..w ra(«'i on car 7.-.;i-2-.:4'>. 733 038G - FALMOW-H, England (A P)— ^vl■^l^'.■rek Vhimc Phonr t":;:!.! _ celleny fellent. Hfcllfg nmisn hraitfi Insuiaiif. ~ -WVTV ______fireplaces rsriM -kJtfhen. ______... _____ benefits. Opportuni’y for rapid ------Rtm )-T lt:LlN a ------inturance»niiirn n .‘e i,.rr:>f y.>ung loarrl.vj coupiea. ' oWNFIt h bulltdns, 2 hrilriKjms up, /-» j /-v/^vir'x Tit Coast Guard reported today j a cJK k and .n .i JILL'Sj i l l s Nur.*ery. Hour, day «dvrncemem^’^\ OWNKH; Complotcl, ...p.t..!, , I''"!'-!"", advancement. Wr)j, in confidence Garden.i.Garden.i. law lawns, farm acreages. __* irch k ilih rn . di.-»po.aJ. 3 l.ednxims bedn...m d..wn with famliy C . LOONEY, L O O N E ' REALTOR r week. Llcenied. 202 10th Avenue -Bos '’0-D Ford' tractor mounted. 7 5 Robert Manry and his lit- n-'f. 7;t,1-C>*i47. to,.'Bos 20-D, ’ c » TImej-Newa. Ford tractor ..in fl.K.r. 2 b.,lr....m.. t..i,ll,- ,o„m. T t'^-.m, l-'lreplace In bns»ment. Price M Shoshone ShosilOHt 733-1081 ’t e sloop Tinkerbelle have been . ______■ COCONTACT I Mus?cUSic tessonslesso i ______utTlUy*'n'oni‘tllliy rtH>n> In con»pl,-teily flnlshewn 9^73. paymonta }10& iploymont A gencie, ______1 7 ...m .nt. North»..t .cctlo.i. T.ip ‘"'''""■■Hu.llng tskeal"»~ anti l:\jutunc*. 6 20 miles south of Wolf- Employmont A| irm Work Wantedi 23 DICK POOPOOLER 733-4375 AffoiiDluN~•I’ORDION. tiullar. 1‘lano. Private basement. N _ ------— ^ _ . lr««onnlr«,„ns wwith ith group a.tlviMrs. In- «inslruclUm. c.m-t rucll.m. iji.xlcrale piUe. 733- 1'HESEE.SE RROMlomes complet*d or . ... . ~ I “ nf? the Cornish coast of j{)i»» o OPENINGS i' k n in o s at Personnel Service ------TTractor r a c t o r anda r Auto Repair s»run,cnt.,■ trun,cnt... svailal.lc.av, Wvnkoop Music ^9P0-9P0.______n e a rinring g cnmplecnmpleil.m lr our aub- HELP,PI I WANTEDWANTfc I I To pay for • | | l r i’ of f Mairic Matric Vall«y, V alley, '.'26 Shoubuna E aat. r'TT W’ill make service calls. Waa Sludlos,^u:i4 S u n rU e. 7 J,t-72i;.'.. y y O W N E R : Islon Ju.l off Eai.llan.1 Drive, be,lrt>om>om wilh with ulta*l».'.l garage. ™ hcne 7^13-BRG2. V,CUSTOM U ■«in m.k. OW Ntlt; Completely r.tp.t..!, nember curbs. sidewalks, olt CloseI to dovtiidov» n tov^nTI I'lll. cule I The C oast G u a r d s a id t h a t th e — — rn^>loyer cum- , - ' , - ^ bIrch irc h kitchen, kitchen dispo«Al. 3 bedrooms , * CORN CHOPPING ».! •ela ars standard. FHA con- Him home on " lhe bnck of this , Cleveland. O hio , n e w s m a n a n d H e lpIp WWantad-Femals a n t e d —I 18 CORN ( pany 4',j years. doS Quincy. Othorthor InstruInstruction 46 mainlain fhxir. 2 beom In compiet.'ly finished •Iructlon and f his 1314-fool sloop were seen a t ------I of (4.'> per in.inlh. ti.md choppers. PacKPacked with Michiaaa :*ERMANKNTLY PERM ANK-STL> locaied mon wants 7\yT«„ basement.asem en t. N orthw est secti.>n. To^» «. 1155 a.m. (5;55 a.m. EST) by construction,onmtruetUm, m«den/le price. 7.U- loader. ateady ateady parl-ilmeparl-ilr ^work, H a.m. to 1 IVICIIMen • — Women! WILL,WILLS. INC. .SMOKTRT Ai:RE.A t:ia:. Very shnrp .1 bed- lhe fishing trawler Clearw ater. CACTUS I.eo S ' p.m. p.m. InIn Hurley.RopertBurle area. Phonj XT'LP'XXT’ •2»ttl Day.; 73;t.h|6li or 7S.3- room. horn... h.-m.-. 1..U 1..U ..f iron an.l ber- .4 ACTUS p e t e ;s C u s to j m F a r m i n g fl7a..-.7.1.‘*. fl7a..-.7s, ! for infor* (KI.I'm ihi.r* Ctiul.lctn n in h.tck lo which was en route to the Scilly NEW CAREERS. haaeriienl. Lh FF,Ur REPAlUINi;IKPAlUINi; andan. reflnlshing fumiture. u . . . i . n t 1. 1, 1.11, r,-,m n . vly r . r p . t - ion. „ „ |o n . ach.H.l.1 money money .»n .»n peach cr.ipl. Sale Inlands.______Minnie I,^ Peterson. Kouf 2. Filer. ed.li. i2 bcomsbcon carpete.l. drapea and Inclu.U'fl■It'a spri«y lig, bul.tiic wchmI 1| Manry’s position was within "'Tiie"lhe i*un t'Un Spo Spot ------n n ______r-orTnrlalua .1,.% i..r|.IncludeiL Feni!«--d liarkvi.id. _ ...... ----- ^ r - _r-----tmrnrr.—UivaCI.—Lii»ti ,n muvvcr nnd miscel- .______larag c. Phone 73;i-:iO;i7 after 6 ::u»: two or three days sailing of his SouthSouth of of the Border” CUSTOM jUSTOM opraying. ln«'«riclde. Hcil.l- m Ills t.*ids. All this artil n tor. fur CUSTOM PLOWING c u .s t o .m .p r .y i HOTEL-MOTELHOTE ‘ir.'uV.''"':.eekdaya; all day SatuitUy and VALUESALUES U U N D ER $15,000 00. toal-Falmouth harbor. rvoc-Mi cldes.clden. l.a«n,«,La«n,*, trees, rh ru b s. M. 1. -a jt a -v t j J. D. 4010 and 3 bottom plow with F o Fout«. u tv ph.m ph.inr r 7rt-,->‘i:>7.______M A N / ""'‘V. ------1 * '^i '■■•ll"Fall. EEast. " ' Appliances, car- PIERCE P IE R C E STREET / Manry, 48. has been at sea 77 HAS4AS OPENIOPENINGS FOR: f-trash boanls. MANAGEMENT A R i\L lN (« ,clean 11 bedpix>m h o m . pel, ba.iemeiil, tra s h b<.ard^. |»A1NT1N p A lN T lNi> ^ In Inte terio r an d e tle rlo r . Kill with/lth ppart a r t c«co n crct. ba.-^enient. M any ba.,emenl. fencing. M F Fl.OOR l.O O R : r 2 bedro.»n»«, tiIc* days. He s e t -sail June I on a cOCKTAItrOCKTAIt. W WAITRESSES DOUf;>OUG slhhodSOIROnER BUHL. 643-4g33 DenMn, QenMn, nhone oh..n« 733-7tHH.______Make M ak C excellent CXCC salary plus .hrub.,hruba. ,n,iand trees I'Jus gardun. lu- North N orth O.trander.n»trm Harag*. fenc- Mvlnirg rotun, n'tun. dllng, d kllihcn ami ]iOO - mile voyage from Fai- ^ j STO.U swathing wiih conditioner; iHORTb HORT of of time tim eand need acho<*l cloihii VOUr QDiirl lose your biUk barbecue. Many Ing,carpeting, carpeting, air conditioning. balh. Hnr.lwotxl Hnrdwoo and ca’-peliMl v o u r apartrftent as motel- f'"”" floors.., HIIASEMI A SEM EN T: V b.'drmi mouth. M a ss.. to F a lm o u th . ^ ‘'w A I T R E custom baling. New Holland baler.' m rnade7 ade? I'all I'all N N< orm a Stanaell. 733-41,i',». il . , ^ _ ^ Itemslems of fu furnitur. include.1. Only i < i n n i i WAITRESSES HessumHesslon swathswather. New eyulpmenU ' ' ^ ----- hotellotel mmanaj^r. an Live and sn.ooo.J.,,0 0 . ilount.ln M oun .St.tc Ilclty. 7.1:1- Du RoU. Large ‘ ahop, carpet, ,nd balh. OUTSIDE,OUTS atlnched gn- ^ England. Go anywhere.anyw here. Dsve H ansing, 636* Susines* B u s i n e S S Opportunitlef O p 30 wwork o r k ini n location,lo< clim ate of ______ualn price. r„jjc, c.ivrie.l c.ivne.l patl.i, | itnd lieauti- ar.l. The locall.in l« great, and ------Goodjood wages, wages, h hospitalization, 22079. 0 7 9 . Wendell.wendeii.______' —------— S K.II, K:.,t. Coonlry living. your^■our cchoicc h o i c e . N e w m o t e l s n n d Wfc'N- i.lSTlNC i.iS T iN i 1 Large living room 21'« Las >rlcf la ju s t rigiit becauBC yuu paid vacations. customJSTO M grain.grain, grass see'd combin* nd dining ro..m. carpcte.l, three charming,m ilna. .p.clou.,spacl well. '■ Property Transfers pa“* ^a DON’T hotelshotel.s are being built every u"ir„o‘m"."“c, won tI buy m.>re f.>r >.1 0 ,1100. ' Ing.Ing, Anywher* Anywhere in Magic Valley. 1 cMlro<.m-, den, two bathn, fireplace. 2'.:.^ Lenora. Lem .ra. RlrchRlr kitchen, carpet, C ontftpt: Tum or Jim G riffith . 733* 1.et X.et a a good good lopporluniiy U) pasj y»)U daV.lav. MMany any opportunitie.s for noo..od.1 kitchen, kitch,-n. basement, ca. stoker. K-rau.»g*, qualityuualitv built. GLOBE L lL U B b. REALTY I* Information Furnished by C OCONTACT: N T A C T : Guy Keep conufi:1555. Tom by. by. Come Come In In and i get the dope oo m^nnciorc n ouble garage, fine l.cUlun. 117.000. minagers and assi.stant man- ji'm’v.“"t““' Addla.in E ast 733-2f,23 Twin Falls Credit and ^ „ , CUSTOMUSTOM combicomblnlnj, J.rom. .r.. MV« ' W««-'tl>rlVinii5r>’'^th riv in g huaine=4-e-. mflnagcrs a Im Vandenbark. Reall.ir, phone 733- 4H3 Il.yburn Heyburn W..J.W Brl;k. K r.g., aeers*.a fie rs . MMe e n — W o m e n — f‘ I ■ ______noi.-,. basem,m.nl. ent. Sr'Vo " M ,M'cl...n echam 7 i:UIi4r,7 ’ ‘ Adjustment Barean Cactus CaCtUS Pete S only. work Work gu gu.r.nt..d. W.ldon M. nxinvo Rlalr OsterhciutO sterhciut 7:rur>04r> EllU. phon. 32..i260 for ro.rv.- (w- « Married Couples. Train nt K,\tt Ek P i - Tt IO i o N n A a L i h u y — red»iP»tl tn j l l Monn>e F' L ______J a cJackpot. k p o t , Nevada lion, .nrt il.t.ll..______''’•?,*;»' .chool.c7 oo? ^ ’a“ 1;'1‘..^M oaned o Monn>*. Flreplac*. basement. L Art elan lieland d 73:1-'J3J0 iome tn your spare time. .11. Y ..r ol.l a-l..,lm..m. Hnni:.. di.- ci„„..n. rcnn.blreasnnabl*. ^ Member Multipl*Mi Listing • home I n y >osal. refrluerat.iru High guallly D««da ______WANTEDANTED; ; h.y hay st.cklnK. Al.o. work (2). C CAKE A FE feoffee (c, .h .ip i. M ust s e . I-Vrf^I'rce T>laCCplacement Assistance. .‘'r'l’c',. Tf Till* «nd Truat to Geora* JI. LOCALJAL Civic Or« Organlzalu.n needs i In peasp^a, and grain.gr Dependable aenr- books ‘ IjqoI u to to believe ^ h at ll d<>«. I rCO piUCL inpcA. citipclinif. A'trartlve pallo, 1738^ Harmon Hartnon PaPark. Basemenl, birch CstktJotll, hlnck 2. Oak Park Sub. wma Ice. Jaj,y v c;re«-ne,liret-m Tlll-K^UG.______Geljet inlorminlormation nbout age 'j 70 Shcny .shcny Lfine. East, Morning- cablneU,ln*U, liveablliveabl*. “ G O T T 1,1. S ,h .|.,l.------“GOTTA COW” WarrantT na«la j.h<*nlntfh<*nlng fi>rfor comcomr m unity project. Ex- , AiWTEU ;.— TuTiom~ ~ liay and striaf (S). (S). 14 14 U UNIT N IT NTotel on highw ay in Qfjclind rrequirem c q u i r t ents necessary Polk. Garag*. baaement. good M. fl Hilrfrtrth to Everett llandall. ccllcnt..llent opportunit opportunity for future per- bfllDg, havehavl NewNe Holland egulpmenU lh. the h..rt hearl or to„o. qualify Ni'.ii hiELLlNO -- 3 hcdriNima '2 location, lunenl manQgerl-! position. Commis- ;o qualify for a position in ,.,r';.“i.,;;; ‘lion. l*/j ACRES with wll neat 2 l>odmom |^ loti J tnd *. bltx-k 11). Castleford TS. munent m anaueri; H erm an Phipps. 733-lU'lO.______ii xtra large). 2 full baihj. 7 closets. » for only SB.OUU. N ear faiud Oil Co.. Inc.. U> lJniteriig'>. fireplace. 1 ^ 1 00 nth l^ast.EmI. sh.ni. .h.rp. .Ir w™", " t uu North. No phone calla. 12 to 2 CUSTOMJSTOM hay slackingsl nnd hauling. ' ^ ji ' ilngslde achool. Call now fur i rfiilibo Inc., part NW »4NE'.i 22-10- ruiu N orth. No pl irch. hnr.lwoo.l t'lix.rs. enclosed eondllloning,dltlonln,. cacrp... bw.n..nt. < delalli..dcYjn' :|j II; pirt NKUNLVi 22-10*17. p.m..m.. fi fi:30 :30 U>U, H H p p.m . ______Hay and atraw. atra Good evjuipmeut. WIVrite r ite nnow o w for complete de- n(ii>. actuched g arag e. 717 A lturas. L eonard Lindsey phone 7.'t3-2.S40. 8ap«rt Morrill to MerU^ »C, Cberry. EX EECUTiyE C U T iyt; aerreiaeeretary • receptionist —Leonard Llndi< HOLLAND tails.ails. No obligation.oh phonehone 7,i:U.TH>i7.7 ,i:u3 ni ______A C E 1 ET.Y brick hom* In eholca 11] ANTED: Custom hay atacklng and DC a T ACE REALTY i.ovki.y brick pin NW>; 2M0-IS. wantedanted •‘immMiat* •‘lmme4 27-10-18. wordaords per per mlnuti minute. Applications will rore fore 8 8 a.m. a.m. or or after 6 p.m.______841 M ain We* lulll-in appliances, basement, garage. ______. lached’d garage. No^ ro.im for a cow, C«orre A. Bryson to Dan H. Kirk- be 5 accepted accepted at at I Hoi;.o Cascadc Con- CUSTO.MrSTO.M thre-.hint.thre-.h 2 Ca.^e *600' ------______——— ______c • oo TTlm«-News. lm « -N e ' j^^ge%rge covciedcovoicd patlo. Hcautiful land- hut there Is a ipaci >us lot with fl] n»fl. IoU 36 and 37, block 11, Blu* talncrkincr DlvUl«>n. DlvUl«>n. F P. O. Bi>» 30, B m - c•omblnen. o m b ln n . WilburW ilbi nnd Ronald Claar, NOHTHMORTH SIDE SIDE Wreckina \ yard by own- NamevJame _------capem«* iiade con- Adr ee« Donald Donald Muss at Container 324-5030>24-5030 oor r 324-fil06.324 Jerom e.______'« r- Reason —hi \ d d r e s i ------T‘ayl.»r ay lo r Ai.-ency. Ai.-ent 4•J3-.^i>^^, K im berly. B A C U t l 4 ,D&0 . F H A term i. I Tiylor L. Leedy to L arry Shark, lot plant »r\ Burley. aldered. Phnne Jerome. 3:«->l7ill. rity ______BACK TO ^ lan i In. B urley.______CUSTOMISTOM s-rathings-rathin hay and peas, bal- sidered. ’^^^ne " r:^.;L "-r_iT A a.ziz LEU STREI-rr -Charming I bed- U. block 61. Fail'a Adn. i> aUT i»t * tiJma hl elp jT neetied In co u n try Ing.ng. ComolnlngCom olnlng peas and grain. L. ?c7 .rORr SALE: HALE: FouV-pl« apartment! Slate iK.m wilh .Trd in ba;.onient. All SSCHOOL C H O O L SPECIAL HAMLET Uhlif Rmche*. Inc.. to Jam a. W. * ^UT Phona 733-5004. Neare*t Phon*r h o n . ------AMLETT REALTY I Hnry. part SW «iSW t; Sfi-lO-lfl. rea •aA>und " * , Twin Fnlla County and R.a. Soren.on. Soreoson, 733-601. 73 Thon. 733-50! lenhly painted, ready for occupancy. 15 2ND .STREET EAST I ns.ia t^.unly nrVa' Phnnr 733-3204. Owneriwner lian.feried-liso* Price flJ.K.lO. KHA». .ppr.1,.,1 appraised SU...-.0 on Ihl. Irrin Cri»p to Lincoln J. Smith. .^.L ------Lynw.M.d.ynwooil Re Really, 7.13-0211, J a m ra c.m ifortablefortable 3 3 be«lroom b h^mie wllh Dlnl . 7:i.'l-4m 2nd Adn. NEATAT an3^7'c]eananov.^ clean waitress wanted ■ — ■■■■ Iloffniaster 7a3-C810 H R*lph H. Aanrndnip to Jo* V. Roas, Must[ust be be oul out of of .-cho ll. HIv/e Lakes Piwnner. a n n .T , 7.'l3-2240T.'iiWJ .______,_ _ _ basem•ment. ent. (Jood (Jood alt* yard l.'cated H-.ffmaster own A CounlQ-- ______^ M Usr S r *ee.*e.-. NeNear ne.v trl-lovel. High northweat northweat part | of town. Fea------lot t. blofk h2. Orlirlnal TS. Tn«n A Country- a your own w'c-11 wuler. Only ^Oll SALE; SALE: Spacioua Sp older homa. I Lonr»l* L. Mays lo C. L. Gentry, lot tilHIL L forfo r carc a r h-ih-ip w >rk. M ust bej \ rh.iol looatlon. no traffic living ture. your own -.m. family nnim. J.irge bednH>m4 . I'OO) puts puts yuu yuu in.1 Pays lei.i Ihan 1“^ lasa ncdghborho.Hj.n«dghb 3 bedrmjma. fl !. block Tfi. Original TS. ,,ijiut of of school. school. HI Blue Lakes Town 4 I m Ing distance to school, churcbea. nl Hprmsn (ilirillan to l» n n la L. Maya, ('otmtr^* pplmnc-.. fireplace. Henuliful land- rent.. Thi. Thli makes mak renting rldicu- walking distanca -opirg. Only I1H.:'00. Maka offer. lous.. Hurry Hurry on on this one. _733-H074.074. ______AU B an q u et wRlln-*Ji. Blue Cross, j rvtces mm Quick ActiAction Serv Acrcr Healtv,Realtv, 77:n.r.'ji7. ______"'cJ’i '', - j . y shropM,.. .pply Utjgei'«on Ucataurttnl._____ ] Towfi Homes ______IM .nJ p.rl lot 7, Illook lOa, n .r r y '. Apply lloucTon - sil SAi:UlFl*'K;l:R1F1*'E; ■! ‘,edn-..m m.xlein SPACIOHHK’lOn.S ol.ler oM. 2 slcrv home O ut o)f f TOWO I ^ .1 ,.u«e. gat fuinace. 2 l.,t«. 2 sewer cl.,»eln.pin. lilesi Meal f.ir f.. large fumiiy or S'ilHjCU0 duplfs duplt-s on i >-j a.ie, i m llrv I p W a n f e d - M a l e ______] 9 r D irectory as a guide to dependallependable h..u.e. „a, ru I. D.»i, to Cu.n Sh»ib,ri, lot Help W an ted—/ Use this handy D irector .tm«*cilcm«. Total sacrlflee price inc.inn* inconne on on apartments a( or room- s.iulh of Ketchum.Ketchi I lK.iroom.4, i 1, Moor«» Ut Suh. C A T rri a y JT.r.oOt.r.oo ra.-h.ca.-h. A pprsN.-d 7-lR-’«5 iH llrand new " T gas furnu.-e and balhn.. fireplaces, fireplaces. completely furnUh- V. H. n.ffnrd to Carl Rlnffenbrr*. 9 /\LSALESMAN ll. service;e TToday oday . . . and every dayJ r. ,MM). fi87 H lghlan l. Phons 73.1- This really V*'*: has comf.*rtabl* e, I>. Olscm, OIso *lo» Kj, K etchum . •11 and ser-vKe the fabulous and A yJ A L L[. NKWNEW' 3 9 l„be^lrixirn hri k. beautiful Idaho... 72rt-r.lf.O.72rt-r.|f.O.______n.>b.rt W. M .hsne. t-. Hohnny M. xclu»lve *^'1 SlNliER 'T'*uch A !>w ' hiir.UinlM.H.d .K .d klkitchen wllh complete lot >3, htork 11. Klmeii Sub. e^clu^lva SINC.LP kL buy In space nrar .Sun Vnl- * M. I. Allen to Iva K. Allen, part "«wtniswing machine. machine. On the )rvb traln- l>olll-IT>.illt-in StM'llXspphnnrc*. 1 luiths, atla.b- TWIM ig. S alary plus cnnm>i*^l-in. ( s r 2 4 H o u r e.lI ggsrage. srag e. ffull ba...ement. S»lH.^On. TWIN ^ J. FALLS *I'v""*Idaho.d .i 'r 4T b bedrixjrfis, !urge balh Z. Purp.,.* Adn. .irnlahe^l. *"«• , Unual i-.mpany bene- ^ Lvn<%.H»i_vnv».»Kl_ Rr,Realty. 7:J3.'.‘L ll{ Jam ea REALT leal family or frlrndsy typa ' Iia K, AlUft Ui Oltif lUiveraon, p*rt REALTY & INS. .fc.'”1All onoLT„'1 00*120’ Int. Only Sfi.COO. l~t ?urTK«e Adn. iu UnirmJte'ly In person person a al THE SINGER A nswpeering erii Service a tlatarb rb e .1 garsge.cars cet'un.l fl )or util- IE : Z betirtxmi h.>u,io .n c o rn e r O.M PA N V. 120 M sin N orth or 7;i.1-67f)« Evenlrjcs ,„t_ ‘hone ,'124-2030y2i-2\ f j r appointm ent. , «ono„ Thorn,,.* ‘ lo^'c m ; r .,h „ „ „ . itl.'»I.-, HeatJilfu» ...H » o l 1.1,-h kl'ch,;n. P .I n t MMember .n>b.r MuMultipl* l.lstlna ------— !■> ». bl„,k I. Thnmp.nrv G r.nJvic»- d l.llal T.ll-nn** 733-H.T44 for fnr appointm ent only Jt-..i.le ..f bi.nte f.»r v.-ur («1 cloaint Suk »»kik for for .Mr, .Mr. I-lora Flora. IIf f TThe im . Telephone of Anyny A dvertiidvertiser in This Directory’ If N ot AAnsw ered, .%! FHA al-««>. M ountain S tales Farms1 for Sale 52 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY • "J «-aHv. 7.11.r,074,______n. r.rirrin in .Tohn M, Ciol 733-23&6, Telephoneelephone AnsweringA Servicc, Day>ay or Night. Ni iteanv. ------HO ACRF:S.IF:S, 35 35 shan-s sha ..f w aler. 3 year S.fk.r At.ncy. Inr.. lot 15. blo<-k 61. ______I..MI1.E M P L O V E U ______t t.v... „lo. (.mily .p.c. th.t ... .Q , J . , I ^ J old 3 be«lrtK)m h.>me.ho fln oil roa.l cl.m* rtiser W ill Be Notified to CallI You.Y o u . 3 h.dr™,n, bom. cl,». In. r,<>od y . The A drertiier W ill nd* Into fitu«he.l basement on ' j , _,tlon for older or b nens ,Tf ry-,-,(german nc Valley. on Wen.lell Realty, ' 1?.^ of MANMA NVV W A N T E D -rr lot Jllll ouirtlde Twin FalU, Thi» ■ U. Oul o( . f t . own.r. I’rlc. 274. 630.294.4 ..r Jcn.ri* 324- Tru^t to <;ien Myers. Salesmanale^man or Sale.Sal' Tialiu-e inter- PlaCTo Plaoa Tonr Bn»lnesj Servicervlc* Ad. DialDia 733-0931. Three Unes. one ono month, m onth only $6.30 mau<^.Uc fVr'Vrif.o r.in, 0.1 11,.n,,. Nn d,.„ „ JV " o ' ' ’•—’'5 ■’- ' “-I'- ».t-. fiuahflr.l riusMfle.l c:CI. ni..nth. M.iunlaln ’ 60 ACRE.'T:RES: NortheojitNort: .if Jerome. 3 ir Title and Tnisf to Vfrrfl FI. permanentcrmanenl basis. baniv SIAO per weejt ■ ~ stateilate^ r;^sli>.r;^sii>. 7Tt.-.-)Ti.______R E AiL L nlcanic* Ji h* b*«!r»w>m, birch eab- be»lr.>.im.lw»rd H. m encinalenclng wilh wilh trs trainin.'. Heputall..n V_OrpC a r p e n t e r s ______Furnace F u r n a c Cleaning ____ I ______^R e n t a l s ______b a.emi-ement em „us^ s, furn.«.'e. fenccd back Jl-’..'*’>000 0 . In Inve^tmei v estm en t Com pany, 3:^4- 1..11 2 1 and 2*. blo-V fill. TFTS. rnujtiust stanstand d invc:.tlautIon.invc:. l *> r e ------m brick, l.'vely ear- — Jen.m e.----______1-, L*""’ quiretl.uiretl. Opportun Opportunity for aiKsnr*-- Csrpenterrpenter work, work, wanted. New home* I>'urnace'u r n . r . ccleaning l . .n l n s .nUI, Dil i.w m u m .c h ln . .n^cna. ll.ro M , A .t.ncy. ph.,o. 733- ind remodeling. Financing avallabla. »toves. t& B -M -M .or.,- 7...1- r month, .Stnrer Sewing Center. nancing. Mar.. ■>g and garag*. H4.&00. LOOKl.Nt;,N(; f.ir f.ir a a g.M.d g farm retsonnbly tn. U 1. M,.rU n. Ki„ln, .Sub. mentlent for for riaht riaht n man In your area ,n-l remodeling, .>0 Norih .Maio, Twin Falls. 7Ji- ______1? W'e have IDO a.res for »32.- Tr-ruU »nr1 Tr^Ml to O.loll ('. Ran- f of ldah(.. Idaho. I’h.ine■h.ine 42.T-S»36. 42.T-3»36. Kimberly.______7234,______price«l? W* have ^ ______LA K1( I.K1, K : U-.lt..um u-.lt.. v»i'.h fuli basem ent hat Is really w.>r'h il;e monev. Int 1. hl..ok 1. N..W School Adn. W/rite: rite: Pemnnnel Manas^r Carr>enter:r^rnter: Patla Patlc, rem'»dellng. new. — : HOLIHOLLAND F u r n i t u r e k k .M'."sT .a .st.,w-.St*iv*-fc-wa^ bed for J.l.iD a I it» Hsn*cn Hsn«cn Cs« furna*r. cir^'ort.______s-» t - '* f i 1.aroi O ffice of l.U h... 7:t.t-07ir.. JJtawerDrawer J^;i Boiie, Ida. wurk.\urk. cablneta, cablneta, remenl flnUhlng. ' Hanner Furniture. Pbona 733- c.rr.er.rn er |.-e. Reel buy ».t______REALH t . A L ESTATE J .macrk k klaa ^ M Indudaiclude In lelett< tte r : F ull n«mi». ■ rf» estim e»lin>ate.. ate.. 73.1-H400. ______------t B an n er C E K LA A S RctI EST A TE t iuy -- Sell - Trade. A-iything »'f ' n:i.4^1 ______J..MIO T T s)lo s)l. r A g-ncy, 423..S2hl»,______«4Maini Main West West 7.73-iefil3 "FarmHn. a S|>eeialiy.”S|>e<-ii I* h .. n • 733- ddreBS. telephone numlMr. w . . r k ------lml>erlv______B.rtwln C.nirr. 21,1 .:on*occa«ion« ; al».* tia»h hauling. WA,VTS T iU 7 0 R(/V R(/ a hom. ..r vr-rn* i______K.LT. s .mailer h..me T Csll Su.an 'RA lar,.larg* ol. older home. Fin* 1<» C l a s s i f i e d riONAL Or«anixall-.n ha.« . pen Ing Uonersteicrste forming; forming basement, founda- i » i>letm..unta’in F u -l. 7 .l.t-»;fi-.'1. .SF.LT. s •rnal m. g.M^.l condititm. 5 be«)nK.m«. 11* ACRK■RE mmounti o u n tain rnnch in Saw - ^ —------NATIONAL Organi ______Housem oving ______! Hsw at Irrlgsted l.ands Co,, 73.1- n* »/.'h . J*«/JiTJi .r 2 men for vear ar.)un.i salei ti.mi.tn foot footings; ings ; residenll*! or com-] nOUS 1 i'..m. (,.r r.nt. •U.ot.AU.- Com. iih». E*c*ll*nl Term^, SIB.OOO. tooih Forrst, Forr-.t, Idcsl| hunting and I nr, 7 M.IH 7 .1 . M .n .'...... M oltlpl. ^ F o u n d ______I ork. Z’." Muni be neat in appearance. I merrisl...rclsl- Merlin Deahl. 733-313^------iUexperienced p erien ced hu.houseinovin_'. Fiee e*ll-| pany.any, acrousacroes ffrom Ure Department, t ,',. ■RA larg* n*w h..me, 2 >., fishing.g. Inquire Inqulrei I Ge >rgo L euxlnger, I .1 ■ ■ -■ ■ . baths,s. family family nv room plua bas«m*nt. riavtnn.-.n. Ph.m Phone e B7!).gi.%f>. B ______I KsiofTUy Auauit 7 at Hlak* bondaWejndaWe and a>^ a^i^id aatonioDilc. Age EleCtriCQElectrical Service ______m ates,m ates. n . g B.. ?G. M iller, ph.m.^ T.iU-fioT.S. I ph..t^eh..ne 73.3-«>7.______~3.'t-«>': ------••istm.ng p,,ri. birthstone "<> ) barrier. barrier. Avers Average earnm-'t ______.V 3 l.e.lr.N,m brick, carpet, doub- l2fi.HoO.<00. I-X’ONOI 1-X’ONOMICAL 2 bedn«.m loo ACRES•RES homentea.Ihome unit. »4S.OOO, ■ ‘ Irar .ton* In yello%v sold.'•ar. plua monthlm onthly S.ly will t«k^lak^ tr*r*etrart«» rrr- inci'tim property. I **«5Um»nfal ■t.h,*. R« makem ake 515.'>00S a year. All Surgeon'siurgeon'a Elect Electrical Service. 73:»- Pr«i,lonrecislon lawnmower lawnm. «hari>ennj. free------ailed.Kre<* Fre<* i inspection. Lloyd Cra- g r'H.m, E x tra nice. Reason^We, FH A . »12.<()0. n - ’- 2 1 ______300 ACHK:RE Hlock.tock ' set-up. nil* new 3 iterviews ronfidenliat. Sre Mr. «73. ^*'3 . _ _ p'ckup p 'ck u p and an d delivery. d< Don's ( slunet rny 7:t l-to.'/.l, 7:t l-}U.-,.3,______- i>m home. northwest Rupert. < ^‘'fival ataasea In areennaiit or Mr. M*r"^*i Lawrence ------•------cCTTT^ • and nJ H.p.lrllepair Shop.Sl 1 tri ------,^U\V.NKR.NER I'.s|.ei«te;I''•'*» .Msin A'e-( tXCQNExcovotion East, phune 73 ------r t r .l nralnage .t . f .ll.. failure. Also Keptic tank r.w.m....m, F-.i.en^ive ..i.en> carpeting. appli- 8 7 5Filer > |) ,, Av*. Xve. 733,lOB* yjju Je North. U to 2 p.m. and 6.^0'------\c*^. gsrsge, birch Mtchcn, Really - DU l.-.klni, („r iro„l (.rm. or ' P ------— ------nue North. U tc eaning. A. O. .Hak-n, -3,::2}41. *^ ^ ; «*;:Vl' , ranches,es, large large or or small I Phon. Blaya WtOrtl 8 .to R-30 R:30 nmp.m. ,Backh.>-■khoes tractortra c to r m ounted, rad io dU- L____ n wl^w n n Service ______I ri..n,^. c unh. Wat I12,r.50. mako c/fer. Ac* 1 5 4 Rth.h. Avenu* Flaat,F apaci^us home, ne«hv 7.13 7or.4 „.he,i; trenching, back filling. — ■ —S.P. .. -■— ------Septic.tie. Tank Tank C.Cleaning. Call Chester lUaltv. Tn -.',2 ir, 733-7nr.<. I . l ’ i—\ .. ■= L.11 iioniiAM uGiiAl’n rnic iC T* __ raitv , 7 ^.^■.^2 1 T______cirdituLUent -caaillliii. C,';n‘JlTlMn fi large ^a.^n'^tfns.i------■■■ ,*.^ment "digging. t.)mpJe:» ~powerawn power raklhig.~rak EvergTr^iT. be.lgv Tal'et.~tf<»lalley.-d.ta pasture and water. lo>-tnrnt S.lt I-.k. l it). M.i.t h.v. v»tem. s.tSatisfaction Jf.I anured. Glen trimming, tree '"m' o. ™ - trim m in g , tre e fe e lin g , lireen 1-^sf irne. attarherag* Make real real go-xl gc.-wl Dairy ret-up. Mod- ip.ri.nc, on 22 ln,-h P'-'"* r.lrt,.nlc.'a irbanks A Son Sons. 733-3061.______I (lardening,(;ardening, 7»3 783-4431. ______.] Television • elCVlSl Repair h,.m.. .n.rh ■lome. 733-3247. w , „ . nrer. iingle or muUicoJrr t-ic e' ------■______^ ______fencr.lner.I rani,Tsnl. ppati.->. G. I. I^>an. basemment. ent. flr»nr drain, h<->me. .33-3 •avating baaementi, trenching, back- . . ... , , >caped. »20.00n. 7.t3-^9^9.______AtMlES near nt working condition! •'Uh ne.r ii,f„,ting baa^e AAobile H om e Transport u.i nuti.rti.i.r.iJiilterfield's Radi.. * TV i>irvlce: <27:7 N5ndi«..nMndi..m. TT.i-Ttr.t. landscaped. >20.0< S2 IES near Kimberly,I l.aya per- julpment. t..p wages, frlnc- bene- filling,illing. slsosl«o fill dirt- Concrete form- AAoOlle H o )WNKR: Two bedroom h..me f‘‘‘’C P Productlv* roductlve. 5.17..^On, l.VOOO J K.nch-c-.i,in.. ::,"'ip^“r .':‘"t!.p''; hs»ementa and foundations. C om ------______—______I S yyean e a n of electronic experience. I FO I,'K-If-vcl.’R-|rvel .pl.i-levrl»pli m >, l. Tmmedis:* 'I'" n Ao Ao Realty. Realt 733-f-2l7. ^ | rperJence r,ua)i/icaii..n» m detail. plete.lete .rpt.eafptie ■yst»■ystemi. Call W. R. Coop- Transitransit Home, Inc.:1 In4ured. S-n'le.1. __ —Addl»nn _ Ket.-bum or phone experience qua)i/ r 7',:^.4i<60. N ationw ide. E .p ru isal price, f s ll 7.i3-S021 a fte r jxisiessi-.n.Msi-.n. Pay Pay Jovr enulty and as- WANTED•ID TO HUY:Hin Farm; mat* si*^. ------± 1:^Jl* n l,y .______Pot n-E.r.T n-E. c^o c^o Ttm Ttmes-N^s. ______^r. ___ Nationwide. Everett Huifhw. T#>f#»nhnn/»l e p h o n e A> n s w e r S e r v i c e *’’pp m ft>r Bpi-.in t m.*nl fo «ee. sumt * paymenta. paymenta. 20* Monroa Street. location'n and pric*.pric Writ* Roa 12-E, b...m .nt, concr,'.. r.mov- .. Enterprise F jt^ rU . 23S 23^i_ or T erm ii.al i-:*..:.H'>. l . e i e p n o n C > .T LAKE Chevrolet .lealer hs. E.rs> stlftf • basem JTAL pr-.pertv f'>e ,ale: 3 bed^^m 733-03)377. <7. __ e o Times.Ncw«.lmes.New». V I or heading wllh Michigan 125A. q . r ; " I Vourir lelephone : u never alone. 24-hour HF.NTAL pr-.per ?!ggni!!:iSp.ci.i Notica, 9 >enlng for aa*.tslant narts msnager. j .1 or l.^aoing P a i n t i n g ______service.•rvice. Phf.neph.,ne 733-23.SR. h..m e snd 2 fn T)i *( I r» Salaryslary plus plus mmm rnmmissi-.n. Fringe bene-, Moving.,(oving. l<.aain«loading dirt and roek. 733- ' Q^ .-f- _ hs'.em .-nl apal ,! r : ,z n f *rr’:t’: f » T C ,',': H o m .9S s ^ ffor o r sS.ls i u 50 , HomesI for SaloSale 50 I SAFCTY .SERVICE ) fitn.ta. goodloo.I retirementmir»n and tn«iiran-~e , I.n,i : d ------_ . __ BarUettarliett Bm.. Commercial C and He«i-| ______T o ^ w i n g ______■ 1-'.?4«.*-.______-kh.>e work, Sp^lallm lng m Septic dd ential ential P P a a in in tir tin g . Q uajiry .»,,.rkrr,Bn-j ------^ ------•■Ii>m,„,.nr,k„.sh„cV.-Mu^(l.r. Tl.n..;ans. Onlir Only ,ip<-r experience-l Oneral M.»- work, Sf *r rec k rr Servioe. Xddiaon Ava- TW'OO be-1n~«mb^1n~«m hhome, Idge of Kimherly. torsirs parla men need applr Givo ,.ni«.ni, andsnd draindrai field In-tallatlon. ahip.ahip. 733^»S6 733-as>S6 o r 733-50J3. Free e,- SUgsr ' ' rec k rr UkeA Sewer Service. 733-2*41.______tlmaekru and cement woriT. Stuart Brt>Uier»:: i T r eTree e Service -rl ______G SERVICE lemical and aero«ol ro-i*e. i Call•.11 '^\ ii'’ f EngknE n g k raf. 73S-2326 or 43fl- CCommercial om m ercial aand reslden t:al, Ssnd ' — ’'J Pr»<^* during ehemical and aen *!< r«oJ. ' Dialling.R laelmom», larg* J ., ‘ ‘ lie c.,mfnrt«ble and ex* »topaopa dafly. daily. A Age re ifmst 2<>. Call / • | <>.14. r«oJ._____ V alley T ree S ervice '^‘;l-’.''rc...'..'n•rreafion rt»<.m. '---ba!h in h**e- i« C-'-b recreation. ^201101 for. for. mppoint appointment. Are.nj avsi'------~Ct/-vy-sr^ T ainting, Irvalde. inaide. i ouUide, free -climates. Trimming,rimming, top topping and removing. ment.ont. lI.'*< -^< »to■loratre. nice yard, trees, rsrtirt. iwimniina po*il. . 5le Twin Falls.FalU. Burlry and Kim- htOOrFloor V,Covering .atifaction guarantaed 73,1-.^.'.^* >r Free estimate*, lniure.1. sn»rare.rnce >17.'.»17.n .d..wn, 7,tl-lfi.'.4.______It C osts N o M ore •riv. ______' ______—______------______—T - m 733.0fi.‘> T33-0«.^0. 0 . ______Bht 14. T w in More fi^hina. picnic I^isl .'»yl"n carpet, foam pad. 13.SO “ ---- n, U. Twin F.ll. ______WA.STKn~fo 11.NTF.n TO n i ’Y: .M-Mleralely priced F»liKlENCED• I automotive — nnechan.r- Spec »i^ .Svlon ^ car] er Privacy. Call 733-5642 EXPl-iKlENCED au rtusre Tsrd. McClain’*. 4&H Fillmore, i P|uiPlumbing * Wanud.nu.l. Tree !lopping and removal. 2 l-e,}r.-im h.. ! Realty, 733-5217 Lynwood,-nwood RF ealty. 733-9211 | | T^j *J^v. n Country Club. Box Goodood working eondiiii-nseo aud he^*" ntrsnce FilerF'iler AAvenue Stde. . ' " 1. ^ ------hhruhberrhruhbery trimming.trirr Free estimates.^ \Vrr«- R.t IT.-r ’F.*’c'" Trnl^-NTwr^**' Realty, I for_frfe_bn>chure.____ £iu^__Cgngr^lU.__CeazraL—Mfltnn Mn __^ __— ' TQU-’f mad at ynvir pi.^-«ber _ - < sQ ____^\V.uud.'4._nEt.■,ooil-«_jn.;c:_StnJce--S i - .31-ii3tQ------rr rrrfmmn- n h’^me.—WR» — PcWrftman tm Sn RC*Realty.-733-19S8 M apc V Vallpy altpy -R"1? ealty. 733^5350------Wf l‘ « aoin» to b« fail ice Motor Motor Co Co.. Inr., (.rrv^nc. F^r?FSrfflTca ! 733-S922. Rim Rock PlumUing snd TT-T laho. Ph.tfi# 934-441^. P. • »<'' •.------Mating. 1240 Nri^h. - ______U pholstery_ ... j .crc;.tc;it- c...y.-,;l :i used>.> car a i.d p B 'n p ay - . _ • - • ■ r -tr I '* you’re atlll ' IS Ph.it^« 93 Etpert;;;r~.n...ll.tk.n: m.tallatk: Countcr~"~tX;ri ' - ■ . —I ._ I men^e n ’ l'h.inePh.ine 7-.t.772'^,______Gcmn S Stale t a te Really. R l 733-5338 K. W. MMdRc cR oberts, 733-G0I3 ^■ d V ^ x.“" fathioned- de- — I ------roffee table*tsble* ;: de*ks; table. : eU. MillsIll's Plumbing Service. ';4-Kour »er-i\ve offer omompiete pie servi.-e on all type* ; [).STORY , t-<»i7 v— Th .me in nice area. 4- K*. .w 2-Way Ra- EXI'EKIENCED1‘E K IE N C E D truI ck driv er. oT ■ pV,'i...,rsv .y -,. K. 4:3-.S.S7J.e x ­ K im berly. vice. AAll ll worlWork guarantee.1. Millon of• fumit.ir..fumiture. H.c„..rln1 7 . r.b u lld ln u . TNVO-STOIH h. be Realty. 733-2623 Mountain1 SStates tates ReaUy.R 733-5974 actor driver* to r .n p.-.fa.ci(^______:— ^ ------■fm l.hini. n c d ^ i i n in i . « n (. I>»rfr,«.rn.^r.->m-. 1 ba»em-nt,... cariwirt. Easy OIODO KCalty, '^^'talls for beins a tractor drivers —— S eefried. 733-50«n, 73.U«'>.’>4.______refjnithing. r« rm* «12.4f»0. Call 733-««,'.ft, , JXsTrtj~"T—— ______harreaters.irre a le ra . Aubi A ubrey Gray. .'Pallor [ ^ u e l . 1... Cin-.. Inc.. nhon. 7.-.a.7lll. I.rm.. >1...H0. kney Agency. 733-1559 Taylorra y lo r AAf gcncy. 423-52S9 reek Water Company. Bo* ------— 'trT b.,ir,..n.,. dr. p..c. (ull b...- Hackney Age. ^.^^TIV E: International Creek Water Co« rv ;;r.n rt Far,..-. Oil. c.ll "c.s; ______!Rodiotor 5 .g . ? 'q ! i Slm ^i "‘'voc'^urrVocuum Cleaners ______^'JI,V ni'“ '< " o « 'i; 'nvestlaatlon. Radio r.i.nn. Glennt r.rrr.1 ------% ',.',;'’oii.UMt* Oil. "ss-so733-5051. Ovr Fuel Makaa Clyde'syde'a RadiaUirRadlaUir Shop. 245 Washing------^."'..,.'''".■ '1 "(."’’r;';.! Tm.”''"” *' Hamnlett lett RealtRealty. 733-4079 Real EEstate sta te Scrvice.Sc 733-14IS An*'^- 'Worldwide reprewen- KXPKRIENCUDI'ERIENCED nmechanic snd ef- \vsrm Friends.Friends. ton. 733-6080. Radiators o,-r buo-' Repair»ir .11all mmak .k..; .uptili.. : ------! I .n .l I t if ''■'^fi'^i'ntlal. 7.T3-66.11 of t>erienced•rienced body .i man. Inq ni^ Dick ----l------z ______nei*.ne^s. not not a aid a aidellne. Many >esm t\-'. Sslei• lei an.l an«l ServiS ervice. C o rn er Blue tjk e * . NKv^' ME\"t: M K A tif’rtKCL l«r:e c.nintre HafOld'Sold’s AffCfAgency. 733-55.12 Rockyky MMt. t. RP ealty. 733-1-106 r>erien-e.______Vn■> ' A venue KiE a st. 7-'»~'.-luJ7. ; h-'mme. e. 1*^*lf^*n n »h^.ibi. g.-v'-d'-n. mil* M ittlJ------..------em^ley.G.hh I* G.wHle Motr.-, F-.rd sn.l n=E THTE THE T TIMTS - tJEWS ______'“■ • • ' - e L •^;^ipment. ?.(frf»irvercurv Dealer.Dealer. 1Rune.-t Itti.. i. iff and Jacks Servicc: Tune-un knd Eleetn>lux■tn.lux SSales ales and .‘Service. h(>« Blua ee tT r ri v r,. ijmM..lj r n - 7 i.»fi.______c . L-ooney o o n e y RRe.iItor. e ; 733-lOSl Twinn FFalls alls RF ealty, 713-3662 or^'sale. ; T.VlJU uur r ththree r e e 'S Saw^ a « ^ ’e>^. «cal.» y-' ir b B u U s S i IN n eE sS sS d i r e c t ^ brake aervica. 7«1 Main Wejl. Pbow I.akesakrs BoulevarBoulevard. Raliabl* oian want- IIIREEtE E rrM>mriH.m hou«e t.> ba moved, rkr„- ^^\^ Main lom.m. H S4 r»er 1 1000. 00 0. Contact; lUybu.n ONLYO.vTiV $»6-30 6 2 0 PER MOrTTB 73t-u«.73t>&ai«. 1 «d.I. 1 P honetone R2J-547:d2^S477. Haxelton. ■33-6:;;t o r Alill,ill, Jleyburn.iieybum, Jdaho.J* ------. . ■ . J . . . ! m W i t h a W I B aseballI FansP a t A rei LoLooking for G ood UsedUs< T V SetsSets. Sell 'E m I W an t Adjl ~lW~(^KIe~Hoinw r94-rrrcV Trucl »------90 CaHla 1021 FuiFurnilure A H H G r o o d s _____1122 2 2 M ia ixeHanepua i o t S a l * . ------^Aogr-4^1 ?,~V965 ____---- -AfuulmApartinanti—Furni«hnd 70, Farm Im plnm enti ______£ ? ! * ! ^ i in e n t y " " - ^ :="■ ^ ' \ ~ -IjouTHERN_lDAHQ!S ______IJL Twin Falls Times-News r il- u iC.>iMir.i> tfn>unti fi.'ur apail«iit«o<. ^ Dn Harm Slaughtering I” Ss n a KE ' RlVEIT'ADCTrCNrON SiNGEirPOTlTABrE ------s c ______. All utiliutilllira «ikrept clecirkc.y. AduJU only,onlv. ilJ..4lhil Ave. N E W and U S E DD WE SLAUGHTER) Sal* Lvcry. Saturday 11 •.!». L argest D isplay C A LL l li Z - n b i TYPEW RITERS L ^ f a r m TRUCKS 52 Cl-ivA.S niv^ly /urni.ftci tw.. iiKjma. • BKKF I Farms for Stio S3 ci-i-A.N ‘T.'"": m a c h i n e r y • V tA L >'rc* Pickup of SaiabIc Item* ______•...... — — ——__ bbalh. * lh. Ilirai. water, '••aching faiU- - REPUCED TO CLEAR « tll«».. N...S. »■«■»»■ .iin vih Av>tn» kirab«rly Uuad » MOBILE HOMES BARGAINS ' U>«V tu»n»Cur*atur* oP<;n every day » s t o c k '^b e d s I JT7 ai.arimrni, vri v clean, tii.Miji i , , MAGIC VALLEY -i . $37.77 ^ M a r l e t t e c a n :t bhat this o n e ■llra»..t»*ol*. aft«r gj-g * TRAVEL TRAILERS Brand New SWATHF.R' and MOBILE SLAUGHTERINGRING SPOT CASH T erm s $5 m onthly ■ > BALER for les.s than o'-.i , <..r ..ini.ui, - Appliance Traveleze—Aristocrat » B E E T BEDS j.-,i A< la .s .'M Oil 2 .mkii ,■' rfnTVT^i h i •f>Atunri,'. OillAl ® A I hor faat •«i-vlc* call 73:i-4lM»2 I hiailt at V «;oe I h-.i.ir,, 111*- K-r..vs»nj rn.in, ] evening* 7J:»-7lMB -R Roadrunner Duplrv .n Wrn.li'll Avenu.^- » 6 0 a ! i w j t ______b a n n e r FURNITUREE SIISINGER SEWING CENTER |,!rii»V .if ....I luLAl untt r»ir.nthmonth J-h-ne • I N T E R N '! . 1.2' S W A I H K R ______* PICKUF- COVERS I1.I.I U.... fini., 1 vi\ 71. llh.Al.> Huiatcin jyrinirpr heifera.b .lf c r., 1274 .> Jll.1 A v rn ar W-M. ; 73a-UUl.ij-»i 120 Main North, fwin Falla ^ 7 , No. 905 NEW HOI.l ANI>. / ranging frum l.xAiO I j 1.350 pound - Call collect. ,731-3344 , G«^m T o p » h a y t r u c k s . I AAparlm< partment*—Unfiirniihad 71 ap«claL „ ______S w a t h e r , 12’ O n ly $.l9T'i nweight. m 7 head Springer t;ucrr.i..y•i.-rr...‘y '^UNIUU’’JU 1-lN f b.by i:rlb .p.cl.1. * TRAVEL TRAILER ULiISS INVESTM ENTr ... I) .MANt-iU: N M l*-a'in< ..... htirri-a. ' 2 flnbnie (ic.impauic-i:: U *i•) * 6 >oi ti^*. full iianei nead>d anda n J ______. ^ n.-u - /.r .fwJ tw n ap -M - NNo. O . 280 NEW HOI.l-AM) I:'.''a* l.>w a t SH d.iwn and > 8 in la uo n ihlh ,. ti>ti„,t. (.....lie t t . t h l n i r«lU . * p-.-i------RENTALS We Have Them I COMPANY (iic-ni.. til Illue l.akoH |i..il*vailii.v.i I Hay)-(, Baler wuh'PT(J Uuul.(Juul, ..thrr .ihr 2 u*.t, down, nr c-ow f..r>r ow.ci)W. ti.ti. ll..th w ith 2-4 yeara t.) pay. AUokUo aril]a ril' wiw ith w.-: proof in n jr a p .in if mitiVi'ci'; ittrrH... jMAHOGANY PANELING hydtension. Only SJ.H75 fi.r lanh anytime. K'jgt.'n4 Hughca,klughea. ' %2 lUnner Fuin^tu;*,-. 7.1^-142^ All . . . . PLUS ■ I.e.... ku.n, lt.-i.l<-.r GATEWAY ______UliJi fiTr. \ l.«-,l..,..m«. TTIl fini«hr-l J. .. n .r . ^ • 2 4 j : ., _ _ ,______■ iU) ». Sr.1.1- i»r ritA D li. C aah for u jid >r«i.a fatnHvf’.'.mTv —Used Coniljiiu's— DAIllid a T k COW:> and. heifci.. frcahrcah jr fuiniiui.-fu appliance* ur anything pr', ;i>- :.U- 2—No. 2__^ !)2 MA.S.S£-;Y M-,K- I 1-K- .piingrra."I.h IOD'. cti:»ranic«d. Will v» 53-98 Addiaon Avenue Wc»t 7ilJ'2410- ■ 8 E.xtra Good ■ •1 ...... II. h.....*., ...... ’*"•1 ...... «»** I». ______** f tmy .»r trail© f.>r all kinda iive»l..2:^l.______GUSON 1 4 ' s P . ----TteaT' OfBTi^-ftirhtirld^------T f- -n J.-i,...... t. ..Il hlrfh**y.^ i.AlC«.r,1-A '««■«-- . f..ml ai.aiiin»nt. ^ and apilngria for Calif Art I f.U iui-nilure; appliances.i l . „ t c . h o m e LUMBER CO. Open Daily and Sunday* • ^ . ■ t n.ii.ir.l, i.f.lgriator, al.>v, la.in.i.y,..n.l.,: ja.-dm and' s!l'iSY'iOO') 0 H«i.11..1 or I'lyd* Hughja. Uuhl 64J-i4;i7»43-i4;i7 .I anliui.r., baby thlnga. We g*> to ^1 0 1 2nd Sl. Soulh 733-2214 _ USED TRUCKS ■ A .iun.lv I.Mlr Only M4.amJ ,,Kiiliti.-^ "'I't'i.'-r' U-iirl, iraaonatjlr, a.iiilla. ..i .'»4".-.>ft2»». ______! niighb- 'ing towna. Haye* Furniture.rniturc. ^ ------Q llKi . kS i Angua bulU. la munihamunihat j 7::7;;.J-4iit' ______------C L E A R A N C E S A L E A ll . ' "''^lANDY ' r e a l t y VALLEYV TRACTOR i,r oilier. Enough IO ch.'oa* atal pie*- ^kv .viACHlNfci repair, facioiy All reconditioned and guaran I •101 Soulh l.ii.t f>ln. Jerome WfLV*®*:Houses—Furnished 73, & ^ IM PLEM ENT CO.C O . '■Ill lim e. Cali KlinbcVly. 423-4t>a6;23-4t>a6 ■ * j, .civiceman. oil ma^t-s. Skin- 4 Giant Specials leed. (eec F cylinders, v.g.j H ______I n r r a N m h i-K ln a S ew m ^ Shoi>t>«.!2B. MUFFLERS A.,.,.- fi'.M. It. V M-rk«lk«l 1 v>. uU I ,.,M» rii<>.trin hornr. .onipl«’'*l Buhl. H .ih Idaho Phone 0«-5t):;2•I r . , ^ ;>->■»______i n, • Brand New spe. . J .^ ,{ 1,| Slaughtriing: Cl«ane»-..•.. fa..l-fa.l-' , 7.7.I.;-,'.'. 1.'______- speeds, 5-speeds, long wheel, ;iJl-::'i77 ilay Ol- nielli I’„U f...nia.r.l. Walkii.rf .luianc* li Car or Pickup (Quality Mobile Homes ^ I _ - - " I'll 'It*- ______' ______r X rutting. l>cUvrre«l. lockei.I. hnm*home |tk.i»lJSSK.''SKUliL . aewlng ma>'hine. tak*. jgg base and short JT .MdUri.K h..»nr, m.i.lr.i,. Off -.7r.-r.a l . c i ' ~ j .fi.-..i€i. '- Uuu-h ilak-r U hon. 7.i;t-4:i4*i..i;t-4:i4*i. ,,^ rr .m all paym eiU a. Phonei«’ 7,li-‘ 112 InaUUcd. Cuaiauleed 4 yraia 57x10 57x1 MAGNOLIA, Was $6388 PARM I'OR SALE t- .. k.j. r I /»'l«;{ I'h- II'’ 7 i 1- ♦, N o w S541D 1 0 4 BALDWIN Mi-G., Inc Ulntr iBi.n, I M'' Ni-Ith uS-t.-Mi.Ut>.N. ).sf' fiij n n h r.l hom * w tih F .A R M E R S Sc CU.STOMOM HonHorses 104 —JT ^ <)( Kb atupid enougn to iT> i»'t" j M.XIO C H A M P IO N . W a s J5495195 t r u c k s 'Hi' P B R A ; i « R i i ------t ^ n r y —♦vlA yi>>uwy T*g if»-j— ^ — tJnw M5S4______u I., .h ..Mf.i , li.iin*-. J.m.M •n.l ^ if,,n t*irci <(uayl(i mm*. 4-y*ata <»ld. ICld- ___- a r e OUR SPECIAI TY M 7 4 . A.k .nr mir ru.L.n.o.. il.*n I,''.',; ------55x10 SAFEWAY. Was J5576 ------— uilcJ— i r i i — .H.KQUiea-jJiifurnlfJietLq UJBS- _____ 1#^ ■^6 Not A Sideline H . I.-* r 11 ■'im I'I "V r*l -.\jtli U''> •'TM ------1 cmI7r«rer' th* ~«TlVB7it»iw*"” ^- ,, ' TT^liifl lo J.«»nyer J«». CxcelU.nl pe«I-|' M usical Instrum ents ------1 2 4 - Gomplata- ...... _____ N o w S4872 Lir).s’M' lU.iir l'.,..ibl.- n.i ,1...... ■’i.11 a*>vt(* an.t parta ^lu n H** ' “ 1^ . lM'.ii0. f - j 'c Loan» A<« A<«) , , Hra.llan.t f. Furr..w tJp.nr.a I ill Hit* t IV.'in.U'V 2 yeur uid tiily. lA-nll*nil* and Wuiliti.-i piano aa luw ua 18.‘JO h I..MAI1-3 AMKUICAN StllVlCECE — K . U. . ______- __ •• l*olatu l-ni !lulk lir.N • 'I"! la. ted. > l2 .>. ileglateieti 2 veal';eai old«.ld nnulh. All rt-nt applira ia* »tud. »-Uar lurelu re t- pur.-ha.e Whlt*-'* M ualc C enter.pr 7Ji-7 Ji- S&H llreen Stampj PARK l»in 1.11- "I* h..;nf,irtaiulh of ______J11:'.0 (i UUie i.aKt?4 N urth_____ 7.l3-*.a7» MOTOR CO. I ...... I.." ' •" ' _r.Mi.w. r, i.H tetioii. 7.{ ______•• Meanjin l ullcrH ‘ , Ci-t ii .vTfcMHKJl^llJ* IIALF IMUCt:.f^tr. TRAILER SALfeS j, ------FUK .''Al.l.: Uulul. t.;n..r aa»..ph.mc. Ci-t uling lh30 Klml>«*ilv Uoa«l 73U-77&0 IOO ui„..k :„J A..„„. ■ ll'ID lM A N REAirOR-S.S. UAIK.AI.Siiaik.ai.n f.M r.>m le. .i ri/oin*• a-narn i t •* I’olal/iI’*'' I'iU -n an«i (I..-IU- - Kt-.i.iKt-.i< ..iM A tJIiA liiu-xl :i»ai«aie andan.l ^ .-..nipivi.iy ove. haulcl; al...,, ,,iic'-nc 2 2.>j iiu'imj*:i-»bip* n t ' j pii»* d u iin g lh30 lull Hauer, 2 -row lcvrl-l..*l p..tat.. Hai- lecclvrr Augu-*t only. He comforlabli; uudd cx«ex. ------— ihS l.aili. . a. p.>il. • on arw cr. t.lo. l ull Hauc: 'u H al- /.>al. aln.i yearlin g hoi4* (-oil.I. l»iLiiliiiii liulliiiaiu-i-a ahoit '^a.r lerclvrr Ai allon. _____ 5.1 h.lrr A>r. V"'l'V;n7 l.l-Cfir .______• ______vv*«tria. r-tri w llh vinr mml.iai.T.f hH iiI* i* 1 j at.nili. , I '-J caal of Jerome. Phonel HC.1 i.l IMub hou.>« pttitiea, awimnung pool, uoij(iK 1 .J611 ' 1 h I * -balh. Walrr. Kanltaii<.o . J hon* i-iafin-. speaker. l*h«»n« 4iii-4lC.l *>i ' * .‘~ri'c L ( o ) ( o ) K whchclL..., l.iB. m-;AiTnKi)i. v.ii.-y ‘ th* bral H arvealem un.lrr' f Ui* .l2l-2iU4. .ij 4 ____ I 4:l»^4..(>:... in Itupert.______iMjaling. water akiing. fijhlnu, picnic .n.t f-iini.h.^1. : r....ma f.irnlihe.J. A.lult*.‘ *!. *• n)i}»t advem* rondiDoaa y oi r r a after f l e r — — ------i ' —;---- - an d g.>lflng In privacy. Cnll ‘i33-i>642 SCHULT — FLEETWOOD> .liiitilniiin .lr«i,.,. B IJiU .lcr.l.-,( «. r.:., «ll .l.il «.»- :t..t Avrnnc Kaat. ______lUlAND new Ilocklng-O 2-hora*a* tan-1tan-| AS^;ASSLIMK -mall monthly paymrnt on r.,». .•■■uel. VViy (.r..,hi. 11.. xm ... 'I''. ------y*ar. ^ Kl C anyon C o unlry Club. Uo.\ FRONTIER i;;‘vl'll..n« .124-2:1111. ;.I ” . v,il(. .l,.ic.,l -v.irr .11,1.1.. Hn- Iln- IWOrw o l..-,h....in.l.„h with nalural gaa hral. ilrin .Icit liuiU-r. elm-tilc brake.i.«. WillW ill I aplncta^: piun.. to be pick«d up in thihii li 101)6 . Twin FalU, f..r fn?« buK-huie. ll->ll.lay .M..l.-i, ______*** “ H J‘p Hike ti.iy a« t>aii pnyniunt. Phone.Ph..n*j aiaim. F-t lnformati..n write: I lainialaima ' ------______—.. ■ ------t — ; „ a in 7l.<.Hii»;»______] PAUI. EQUIPMENT '“k* Kalvllo L.-w.ii .U...I. and acrcrii d-.-.i., pricci-;-a TERRY ^Mjitu 1...111 ii.-..'iu„,„. H .i.r ...... '•I'. J P 7 ...1- 7.Li» atlor l» p.ni.______I I Ij Ijfj.t . I ll N..rth 5!ain. 1‘utalcllo L.w kii.l K*u» l«n.|I (..It ‘" Hitl-O t U ri,...... in honor, nrw iy t>alnl«-.t• in- & i WELDING SHOP — 1..W ai »Liii. C..iiibmni|..iJoii.-n a n d lJlvit> Div. puiiel U u. .. , ....1 f ,. ill.>«i.i . 1,11 . J /«.ai «i..l A rai.ian __ ;io>» i.t «".t .‘-'ii-l l'«» •'* ..t.l.- N.. .l.iu'- h<)4 'n.t Avnnr K.ihI Arai.ian —:-----;; : MiuinmumHi* ai.um doom. .St>tclal hJu-I Ihi* . America’s Safest PickupSVal M.n tJm i v, ,M i- .j 1 ^ ; t,.i iiu.j.:- Lm ‘>1'“l>l.>lh bi....c and gc-nltr.lr. K.nK. n A.'> A.^ «uk;un and piano i.i bel.cd i-ul.cd up upn,..nth only SIH.8 M. A ,b o .lo c t ».hul.c,« 7 / t J. A. Ilmuvf, O** I, , I iM!*'” inball. m ile aoiKU uf J ■hnn.>n.hn».>na a in in Ivvi.i FaJla arv a . 0 T <»tcr ake <»»cr pj,-r am*iii' Write Gfc«Ht ^.anBger.• I,.n.llliu, n.,w huU pri.-.. Clllltn-* —. - lU iV CI..(».SK-IN. ni.r. rtran. romfoiltal/1*. tal/le. ___ .— “—“TT— ;i7i'l H Overland. Boiwe. Idaho. y" iicn** T f^ A V E L Q U E E N Call caii 733-«ib2L H - ■ -hr»d-T<-r.ifvate .rnlrani'r.' Nve<-Uly“anil m.mth-n .in th ------.r \i.?.^ P l AYKK plain, work* tik* new. T*rma ).i)Olj, lv rwi«-«i. :i'J I 2nd Avt^nux N orth. Shtfllaii.l gelding, gcntlo for knu. 11./ .rntu?^ TWO apacetw-Suniet frtcmortal Park. Ineuranca Up . Lo. iU jream AutC 1.1 „„ I...1H1.. r.-lUn.. r.l.« >11.11.11111). _ Pl.i.ne ^4:l..^7^rt. Uuhl.______<• Claud* bruwn Mualc * Furnllur* TW| Jlenn ___Autox for Sale . com rurtabl* riKinta «lownlacval« (larden. S200. Mra. Cilrnn l)i>.l jtrr m.inth. \fM>h«rn ah.iwrrar. anrlan d______PINIO mair. gentle. Uldej orr__pack. i>ack. — ~ ----—-p------z— Di W AN TKD new an.l car. ------I-..I IVULi. ti.nlr^n^Tr<. ____ f ------tif.n k-~g~o'd~~i'U-nfnntf waik. —T»h7nrr rhon* tttn' t?t-.AH4»*-iyP;—»»o4^*4—*>y—i ^ Un>-....uiga---- M agic V aliev JlA/.El.Tt>N. ;rJO uer... .llvo..lfU-.|ilflt.l l*uth^. raniri’a Cenler llot. l. 2 y r a ... #106. M ual ..I L i*bonr 733- • *4Mi-4**i*4e--*t»«»4wTw-!r-~V-,--nnrTrTClE3'^l #*rin. of Unit, hcvl •lr.>icn.nt. c*,™, 4, ------REPAIR------7.t,l-7;i->H.______nr 733 school deaka available al Blck«l lh* bent tia.lra lui.l uittl..ui .^ H Farm s for Rant ______84M All M.l,™ PUDFK.HSIONAL lluiae^hoeing at —ilJ ------Schiwd. (d for chlldren'a X- play- Mobile Homes doubl ,',1;:: the br»l r in Mauu V. H r..p 2^1 IMT« •l.»iW »«*l'[■"up! ui». ~Tm i T< i 2 4 -4 6 'J» i NF;W \ am aha pianoa. Uaed pianoa. .cif-a Traciora -- Fartn Machlnrrynrry FronlU► ro -r Field. Ju h n C unrad. .>24-46'Jli ! houae. Uook box and acut. II.■ Sr* BOOg«o Main Avenu* South 733-6141.41 Wy.U-y. Jo ck JuMlii,,.. ili.b Ufrs, MluIH h..mi«. VlU**\ *t »7t.UU0. HU y,r». i;ii) Al'UKS nrur Twin Kalla. 26 acira Tl or 7:ia-774S.______|I AAdmiial alereo record playera.th War- Sch.M.l c t i a U ) d l a n . ______Twin FulU. B.K..I ••oil m.Hlrrr. h.-w*-, t.rii... ,,a.imr paaKire, good pl.r* for ------TT-I n r r .M.m Ic. 131 Sho-hone North,____ —^ frr.hng rattlr. Writ* II..* i«-f)"o 'x'A, MOLYNEUX M O . MACHINERYJE R Y ;PiT77ii'lit>Kn..SSlUNAlv hurA* ahueing.lg. Hllt.t ilt __------HI ------:------N■—■------Nk ,' K vV aalei Four color* of r.alura) ftiH.mm. i-»ni»ri« fr«*.hinc ri. 7 3 3 - 1 HAK-\lOSV Claaalcal guitAr. 1 c.. e\et*e S'**' “ American T,,.;- ! .—■ . AtigO.______Tlnt*^ Nrw,!.N 7a»-7647 73S-7I Ivm„ Fallt Kallt or rold. Call h:efor* H a.m . « r a l t r r 6 p.mpm . ol'l. •>«'* •Ulnga. with caae. hxcrl-K\_crl- ,v^ ,„iJea A ddlnoa Kaal from to SUli. *10 dow,. „n m Z ' i m — ...... ----- lclent .-.indlllnn. S7.V I'honr 7:ll-h7HM. city llnuui. 7:i:t-H 7I.______MOBILE HOMES creJ Si>ulb I j,j’ j ««• for rrnt. 2 . 1 0 0 aguar* fert.' 2- Li ,u il ,mod*l Con%»*rtrd lo u i.l* P 2.^2:. .T 7:>0 N f>0() W. Paul.______u Ilona. . Killlnger Electric, phoo* • 733- " I S A L E S * SERVICE UUU:K mju^ lii.lo Utia.l .Manirr ,,cUn M u 'rH c.ln, Jrn.mr. Ilodnry-inrv ’’ V*•■*'•>«« docka. ample parking. j»lu* Illu* pu-k up. rh o n * H7H.7H..J. Murivy-___ L A M B S A L E FF:.NI)i-:K rk c tr ic -Heel g u il^ r. W With lih S7 S72H. ______P A R T S * SUPPLIES r.b.reboaid. _ lens th:.n P.,i,ui \ l>aiila. hJf.-Rf.74. t'«rl Mrphrn*. :iJ4- J U tiO U iSi-.l.KC TION ..f rr.-.M.aiU..ncd.i„iiii..nrd 1000-1500\\ F at and F eederJer __ Irga and ca»e. ll2o. Cnll 7 li-0.i3S. i 100".. CONTINUOUS filament n y 1 O“ n •f Year* Serving M.'iaic Valley m otor. (i.kmI liitM. nrw tuakra. IISl gtt hay haleia, all makrs. llraiUma 1 t«-i a Al Uoblnnon. I !;', Imn Avuiin t*,- - - ______— - WantedW anted to Rent 8 8 ' ,':,'n,I.'ii'.V‘ L am bs ci.tCLKVK LA NI) K ing lromt>v.nr. (iooti (ioo»i pil pil* U \I 2 ‘ ruga, foamed back, aerge«lergetl W\\'(i ith Honeai I*ricea-Fair Dealing* UKi ACUl-LS. full iih«rM- wmWr.fr. 8“ ,. ,, _____! l Tor -f.ir ]your new and u.i«*d r.‘.inl>jncK J ron.litl.Mi. Phone 423-4Hr.O. Kirnbcrlv.mbcrlv. all all aidon. |2U.'J&. lla n n e r F u rn ituItur*. r* , Friendly Servic* __7;i.U«i‘'^V PJI ^vvrninKH ..r ..ffK-, l>«Nlrt...tn m.xlprn f.rrn muchin-fhin- \NAN1»-.UWANTKO; (khkI 2 <*r 3 h*.|n...m hioiao h..n»» 'I’wlnTwin Falla TracUir »iul Impkiiu-til...'i,kM..i.i! T h ursday, Aug. 19th -J:il ll.oun w ith paatur* nr acreage. I'hon*• 7;i;i-73;i- 7:i:t-MHH7.73:t«Mi ______IJI’HK.HT piano. In K«>od condition.lulltlon. ______CHKVU0LF:T iim;,! 2-do..r haTou.p'irv #ry irom wiih pl*.-**. |:io.oun '^l«h {>•• ______Custer County P honr .124-22»>/>. JtTom>>.______WWINDOW l> SHADES: 51.47 up. Sizea B A K E R 'S pala. " 'h y \H motor, ra.lu., h«i„ ------».iih .ir m»y lr..l. f.ir >7.0111. ______COMiilNKH - - a*v*rat good recnn.il- w i, ______COMm Livestock MarketinR Assn.ssn. tt?; r.mr, rlarlp>-t. Ex^-dlent condV-condi' *'** ’ aiiea cut fire. A.I atan.lard lrasmi,,i.,n. l.,w to 18,000 hi»me In Jrn.mr. LvnwovU5 ? ^ ^ W^ANTKirw X n TKI>; ■; or 3 b«dm .)m ril.-« ■HoTVTff ftoWff ---- mTTnTO m w l— mtwtwti----r»ady— tx>— g«r.— ------;.*L' ' MOBILE HOMES tion. Phone 42:i-r»2;!>0. tla n s e n------. ~ ^ tt:— ?»♦■:—K ing Utwi-»a—a»*4—K in n 'a .. In. _ _ _ _ _ ------^ c y . clcan. ti.m :.. .mr >ii„in, ;;; . Krally. 1XI’V21\. lUrlry M»lhrn.hen. f.,r f..r mid.lmic|dte.aged c«»upl*«. no prta.I. CCall all l:^)ulpnient,K«iull K aatland Driv*.., ph..n.ph.>ne Sale B arn _ t i . - Lynwooti Shopping Crnlcr.______412 AddUon West 733-335838 r.inJ;r.owo. I 7:t:>-H471.: NUth«»r’». 42:t-.%J4;;.I. 7:tn.-Jrt7H. 7:i.T-2fl7H, ______7.i:t-7272. 7;i;i-7: ______Mackay. Idaho ~ ' 125 CHKCK OUU STOCK OF: auitcanea,-a«ea, ------KKgUi gU lT V Ivt.H Ch.-v.Mlrt Impala 4U Al’UB.'^. 2 mil« fr«»ni Twin K*U».•Ha. WANTKD W A N T K D i 7^ 2 tn^droom lrall*r trailTr Al'MK AiMfcT •Siivertip’* polal.i andn «l brelhrel ;> ------— ------Rarar tId /i;; of th* v»llcy. I»rlrcdg(WKi __ I'*’ ^ ^ J" ahrnp d«»ga. Call 4.IH-43o.) or 4ilS-4J67. Ur !>’ y«iu h»v« pnii>*rty to •cll Wt.uld MAS.SKV-HAHHiS Super 27 combino. , j’‘“ l^ .n a r d F iu iIvmkmI Frrmh Pn.vincial* Caln'a._733-7UL ______r..Mi,'.,______■pprwl»t« ynur H.tlnir with W« T t;.>od-ni-vrr In brunv Irwjn.MrT T"-'i'-j ’ — lUlKnight. Hnil. y, Idah..______NKW SKT \SAKUAN.Y D __'.* Mobile Homes :: h * l ( o ) ( o ) k LKO UICK .MOTUU CO., will irlv* nn>mpt *n<1 ».>ur»n.»u irrv- mllri* rw tt W anhinglon Srhool.,l ItArJiUANlib^ brrrding rw«,aU«>. f*'** young SoJ.l nrw . . . |LA1«Misc;illaneous W anted 1411 4 1 lc». W« h»v* biiyrr f>.r home* »mi r-^*------r :r buck*, i'hon* J . J , C onw ay.y. C7b-07«- ONLY $550 H.>m* of th* fam oui UK med ci.., 7*",'! B e t t e r cC-ll t t t t : KUllir.MKNT ; CO.. Hliih-^.y 27. i"“------10 In Stock “;,r ■ntall «cr«aaM. Uuhljr Ue»lty, 7J.1- ______(Tak* over paymenlal 'j anti lruck.t. Alao aella and aanxa f>20f..______FcFarm Equipment boulh of I’aul J. I. Cftj** farmw ' niu-nf’; ______~ 1 ^ ] F c ASH for SC RAPP i;.\i(LM cara. ______chln ery aalea a n d afervu-tf.______p o fS i so ACKEa nf*r W*mJ«ll. Approx lm*uly^ y ------Pets and Pet Soppliei 1101 10 U” PORTABLE TV**g cCopper. Uraaa, Aluminum, Batlerl**la Bank Financing uUAIU^AIN a iu : Kqultjr in 1‘j63 Chr7i>f’ K adiatora Tra IQ . a te rrin g an.i hrnkea. V«fr r «5 *cTr* ruUlval^l. mmtly h.y %nd»nii FARM HAND power box on Farm Suppliea 91 dy now Brand Nrw DuMonla Trade for anything of value . p&aturr. Ro »h«re* of w«t®r. N*wly riinn 9 1 DAHJLINli jx .id lr pi)ppi<*a ready now H. KOPPEL CO. clean. Trade fnr c»ih or oldar «• remmJrled S h..m». t2-.!.ROO. runnlnR Rear. ------■ ■ at Cheri Miller Kennela. *oall mil* ( Llmltr.i Kuppivi Call 73:i-i:.P3.______A'l'l KNTION *'Meal of llcdcap Cornn, KlmWily.Im W ily. U egular Sll«.!>r> ., ______LS2 2nd Avenuo South______Ifood tern\B. Cly«U I*«t*r4«r\ Agcnry..nc-7. FARM HAND power box)X KAHMKHS> A .SruCKSIKN, ^ Fr*.*.." trim an.i balh. Sind aervice...rvlc., ONLY $89.95 wWANTKD; a : Furnilure. appllancea. t any-;7- p a r k ^boDCK l'J4«J pickup with 1957 Un . R:m.2071. WftulcH.______T)arh*d Wlr<^ and St*«l l ’i»aU . 6 p.m . ththlng of valu*. Call 7 3 3 - 7 i&4 .______engine, automatic trananilistuD. 1141 truck mount. «. . hoarding nr gnniming. After 6 p.m. TRAILER SALES a i“ ■ >80 ACUK *ti>oW fann. n*>rih ild*. 230 Calf Creep K*edeni and Hog F*«d«r*re* 0 *r* weekend* ph.»n« 42J-6I04 — 42.1-423- .1 • . AUo. lu.'^o Cadillac. (lUU. Idi;;::.| irriB*t» al>l« '■ TTrucklane rucl ______7:i3-424t:i3-424l__ M/Vt.M a UIC '■ ALLLV Krunula will *>• l>* 2.1H A.I.11...I1 W e t ;33-*tuO-4iu0 ; ^ m1 5 9 ______bt* ht* Very gixxj eondltl.>n. full ja r 7 T3 board your dog fo*—-you ______Sporting Goods 159 _—_ «lepen<)ahle party. »Vrl<* Hox 6-E. c/n JOHN DEERE No. 12 2-row.row. Y xiUK T u i T balani lng 88c. Farm A (. liy “‘j* ______S p t |f>l)0 o r will ira la fur pi0 4 . alia Uur- *'f» vacation. W* ar*. op.n open .j-v. ,3,.50 .nJ up. 2nd TV 22 f-r. TUAVKLLEU. lik* new, un- J TlmCT-N.^-..______------Corn(;ort chopjDcr (Demo) DUtrlhuting. Inc., Twin Fall*.Ml*, Uur-u u r- ,u y an.t night. Phon* 73.1-&141. m Sl'KCIALl''Ammu, J2.10 box. .IT r.B - " ureg- . u , uaually rtxjnny. Caa range, light, re- ----7a3-7R0f.,______I S61) HtlAD Mniinlain Valley cnw ranch. TrvLivT l*y. 7aj-624l. —7------: for Kid'* rt>om. fam ily i-oom, *ic. ------CAS i LtlFOllD Kennel* for regiater*«l ' y, . ular calibers ; magnun^. i(•3.2.^ frigerator. frig. twin be 300 H A II m agnum with w ith heater,heat dual a«le, hitch optlonul.t>nul. aervic* **rv w llh higheat qualltr. lc**l farm fn Afavic* Vallry. Il«ndy iJealJy. COff Heavy Ec|uipmenl ______993 2 PiJg. *ll*> Pekinge** puppllc*."• Pug oprn Friday -111 1>.______J , him, ------— ard Prklngea* atud aervic*. Duhl ' ------weaver acope. tlOl). JJe«i/lrld 4-f><»w*r•<»w*r Ivan Ivan 1^. Dunham, Hager-nan. prjre,i Prtc Jn ij»e»J rnr*. Uwhl Al3-<35J. 401 S«>ulh I.tnroin, Jenim*. Phon* KADlOS. TV's, Color TVa repalreil.epalreil. .cope. 84'.». Cuatom rifle building ——---- ~ 7 FOU THK UKST in .rrvic*. •»« tU :<24-2H77 day or night.______^^UNrr^UUM .lNG STOCK I MMack ack __ phw^ nr f..lT.2l»2L ______------W ork u u»ranl*ed. No aervic* chargc. NKAT~*~'I-EAN. i bodnxim hom.. ^‘{J‘ —Com bines— chargc. bluing. Satiafaetion guaranteed. NKAT I C ara. 642 Main Worth. :U- CATFLK ranch: 2.d»rt arr®* de«le go. fo- yYoumr-Hadip , TV Servjr-e. 731-76&M. ■ ij, KIchard Hunt. Kimberly 423-58U0.«aO. larg* ••rg ulility room, garagr. o>*lei U>- Mtac. 1'rucka, *lc. Accuat.‘mrr OeHcriptlv* H rochur# C .m la rtI !’-.!^Jki’J t h k UKS'l' TV. radio, -lerro,tran<- tran^------call* lmprovrn»*nl«. Health f.>rcM itale. JOHN DEERE 55 (1952) K.lr -.mlactl teretl Urittany pups. All reasonablylaonably .1” * *«rvic*. Alao check lube*01 (r.. fre* Aircraft Alf for Sale 165 h;>i“houa* or pickup, Ueal K.-.tat* S*r-S«r- Y VOU o u D O N 'T have Ui g u s i *t P t 1 Jack Rouse & Son, Aucirs.UClrS. price.Lpr. Phone 7:i.UH;r*.______F ord Salea. Jri-oine. lieai buyi bm4 $20(},0(in. T«»rm» at ft'"r lnVre»t-rr....! CiFai Grain and Bean Jacl ------^ *t J(>e-a TV . 7J3-627&.______...... vice, vice. 733-14ir>,______f'‘T' PnaV* Rlvrr U*al(y. R4n-4flft.*i. nuhl. INTEF 463 s. HoherUon HI.. nR.2-072B^.2-0728 srU D aer%ice: AKC SilvvT ro.>dl*. For — REEDER FLYING SERVICE[CE KKNSKILL l9>j* combination mobil*oblT* — can*, pickup*. fr»ck-<. INTERN’L 141 SP (1957) ______‘Hrveri^Hllla. California ,,jaa le : Ul.»n.l grow n m alo Pekingea*.Uintr«l*^ Z K M T H 2 l ” conaolo TV »el. liood R E -Con- Ol-DS-NlOUILK lyCl Fh6 Coupr, VI. CLUSB to Twln^ Tso arr7* In r^rnl ,40. condition. S36. 2lt> H a rriaon.______FvF o r th f b<-.t .li.I N n A l r c r .tu F‘or o r humhome and travel trailer. Self-con- OI..DS rom* county. IRO farmer), good Bmallim.n Ural Grain and Bean 12’ —----- Q « rrglatrrr«i, reaaonahle. 73^-1440.____ ------low co.Ht Flight Instruction! t^lnUlned. 733-R286, 213 Taylor. a ■l»r ta n d a rd ti an%mln^uin. whlt* /ery Hay, Grain and Feed 94 ^ . _ ------•----- ,ire> tirr-». rotlio, low mllraKr. 7.U-',lS;* •tork ranrh. Kdlnl^>^oulrh (aOoiilnK CASE CASF 75 Bean special, (very ” *V' C lil’IA.M whlt* pckkII* pup n*«d* new Good ^ Thing* to Eal 133 ^ Tlralty. t):t4.42:^1. lixb l.yon. salcv- .. WANTKU TO UUY; Uarley.•y. mU^ti h.*ih.*me. Priced lo aell.' Phon* 733- -1?^ B^t7fo7Sale 169 TruelTrucks 196196 uuic UUI :K lt..h.tma2.10 per Htoo>0 s:i»s.iso. ______\ WOKM-FUKE \ ’ 0 applo*. Tranapart-nl.i[i*r..|il, ------'■ ------gt>odg2&-5322. TW^ wTl O mal* purebre..! P rk in g r^ e pupplea, pupplea. Jun*. Ue^i A-.trakun. UhltenW hll.n Nrg.»lriii.Nr« :.2ti.4 2t;i. Kl^r.______J K-.iv. All above machines recondi- j'""'. .•liuri;. Uon t P •nil. m<*»lem home. 1 C.n aharea nf Urtn# 5 ______.______Ha lia rg a ln price. Call t'.ti-2056.i. Wen-W en- ^C ' rab. $2 a buahrl. You pick,. Naaliurg. PONTIAC — CADILLAC COcTT UVkV LTTK I'-'ti.'.. 5 cli o. r..iiv»r.ih>. I * tioned and ready to go. w~x‘^T mile* eaat of .Mot.ir Va corner on water. f'-0.iUM>. AU... ISO ..-rra •.!• WANIKH Tt) UUY; 12l>-l.^.naI ,.fof halcHbalc.ll .triarM______GAMBLE GMC TRUCKS *-■;4 -p ee .l. ra.llo. .I'lH n-i-. I'mlcr J.lining f.T fSO.OOO, !{..lUn.l Kc*l atraw, airing U*livrre»l'^*’,1. a• n d K.\rUA nu* t hlhuahua puppna... SmallSm.M —^ ------runty. Ph..nr _ K«tat*. «4l Matn \\V«t. :33-lgS». ---—Hay1 Equipment—“ atarkr^iHi" hy September lft. Vicinily nil K«aaon- TOMATOES. cucumi>«ra. prppeia. cab- CARLESON'S \icinity rnlniatorr Pinachrr puppiea. K«aaon- TOi "Lost’weekend” .MKUCUJiY r.'-'-'i i-.l..or. .iafi.i»:d . of J rn .m r. Phono 73.1-277 1.______abl>-.,,,, 12.t>. fith A vrnu* Ka t. 7 1.>-44O0.l.t-441M>. I'* bage. I'lardrnn. J mile* eaat eOl Main Efuit Phone 733-1S23'23 f|„<,rf|,^, ah lft. itca»oiial.l-*. Call Lot« and Acraaget 54 NEW HOLLAND 280 twine KCDNOMY Dairy PelloU. U'.i Pro- ----:------I block aouth on fall* Avrnue.,c. 7 73J- 3 J- Let us service check _ - KI’.I7. ______I UA.“< KN JI puppy. 1) weea.a ol.l ibark-*55; 0I2H mn.na «.r evcn.nga.______*. ______r ------tie BalerE t^in,trin. high in V’Uamlna andt^d TTrar* ra r* ]^,, regU t*red. Ph.>n* 733- —-li ------your boat motor NOW.' ~IHC’TRUCKS^a.s IHC & D ieser COUVAIU, I'H-.O 4-,li>..r. Hral r4 c-s- Mlnrrala. $&& ton hulk. Glob*lob* SeedSeed; | “ WHWHOLli^SALi: beef by half or quarter. CHARLII-kH TlttJCK A ,iiil.dill..n. ano«- Ur-*, S'-'M). ,’*! i'i A l- r«^l Co.. T w in I*alU.______• ! j — ------;— Ctil an.l wrapped. Ph-.n* North BUD & MARK’S g 3 ACRES CASE 200T PTO Baler T T ------^---- jUKAi.I.F. pupplea: Al»o atu.l aervic*. Vj EQUIP.MIONT Str.-rt, Str, Filer ______V rOllR hr |.uppl«*». 4 ------ntonlha-r— 0\^N rt«d p.italor*. ?1,2.S 25 p.uind.,___ /IJT b o r A car. Thri-.m M..lor^, ph.i[;i dining r.t.m. kitrn-m, l.utU-ln-In BalClBaler Mm,,Mllhng Srrvl.-r. 7n3-627G .______l 6 CMC TRUCKS—IN JEROME • ‘ I.l.t t .rii.l.l Jri«-rn .^l t-^ :4 ’^. lUihl.hV-kV___ I ■ "‘•cl corn :i d ..irn >1.00 \SVw.1 «.l 6 JoilN.-iON j o l ! & .McCCLLOlM outlxianl". GM< o\#>n. rangr, rrfrlrf.-rut.>r. iillllty Tlcpt!U.sed TMowers, most makesICS WKw.; a>«. bii>mg grain ant. aira-v. I l'..ir,i... II.n,I.l V .n.r.______LONK.SIAU I.l Hci.air* and aer- LEE PONTIAC PO.NTIAC. U .\tan«. 4-.pr«i t r.«.in. h.M.Ue gftiaur ani P*ti.. ,. H.iir..n „ ir Turkr>. phon* 7.iJ-St5'JI'^ltVj'^'or or .''ALL Siamr-r klt'-.iv .<‘t *-*'h.!--r7HIU.M .n .l n.w .ini.N , -M.i.lcl•I 'T"T" " vue > i. on all makes, Ut,AN .MOTOU ______‘ I 1 all WrniUii ______| Ih r fl.H.r, LH, .nag *hrr;» w Vlth h»n>l->urj:rr grill. Hi»«-h r\- :.'.>-.M OT. ______I — ------I l.ar.lrnn, 2'.*4 Kilrr NNc^t.______i < n..< :.M-;o 2 2 . ____ SASAlllIFlCK l II 11H-.4 rhcM..',-l \-l.n ^ !.T5..r NI..1 frn.'M wtth ia« pickup. Dual v. hrrU, rni4l.>m ‘’crlh. cnh, Miiirr. ' * ::n.:;;r.(L ______.ciih m MAI.IC a i .k VAI.LKV Milling: Servi.r;Ser^T.r'. J’ A Kt ‘• frr>nrh p .»»m41* and 3 BK Bi^a KS: p..tat^r* corn ether vrfl#-vrg«- FtHl »tV' i*..#*. C ao lu ry in- runnini: wairr vcnr V.un.i 1‘rivat*l'l. INNIS l)can windrower wilh , TWf> irnnd buya — t-'ik- V,.lkairM« (Jnndlng. Walter Laraon. Klm- . '*'* - tabicjf. 67<» Jackaon. CalJ _-r l>oar.t. l>o< I.ray Marin* 7.S hii>. engine. n eer S -dan an d J l"5<) Horg«-artJ S u m ».*ll. >2rt.iH>0. arrt*. 124.000.'- sideSide conveyor 'SIAMI-^^K kiitrna for .ale .)r tra.J* for 7 hca>y duty trailri. evcidlrnl conrrlv 42:i.;>»ii.>4. ______| Sl A N ra.l* for 7:t.<.:ifi(>7.:i N.. Surt.iay «alen.______hci Trailrr Court,______W Wat ag..n. 7:i3-P3fl.'> werk.ia^v______25'i25ti TTt)N t , a e o n d choi». hay. bal*^rTo bal*4 ACRES PKPPKKS an.t cabbasr, '.ang'a Nur- D0D(JF:. lor.l 2‘-..-ton Inick ; Inter-^n77- FO FOUI) UI) 1U4 0 ae^^ F.^nl 4-dorf NKW 4 hrilnn.m^. 2 halh^ rntry firld. alao huahcla mi»eOUil*r. 733-2'.M^. "3.1- ______/ living x'lth I’lil- T7'/*\T NNA.NVKl) Tl) IU'V M ivrd-.1 k-i.in. Kiam . ------SlSlNFl.DWKIl ar^la fr«.hlv T ahrllci'm Im ' __ i i ------Phone 432-2762. Murtaugh. ____ F K(7uT) ru ii) H.:,H aen\. pati.’, frame an.t r>>olj. JZjvyEQUIPM I. ENT CO. "i:^^ .ran.t i.inMalIr,t n'i gh.>:it. li.n** ill fh -.n r : ______K.....1 St.ir.-, .Mam W r-t. T?,.l-h,ni. i .lit.ntl.m, Ph..ni- 7:<.l-2lU.______^ HKAVV In duty Fonl F-H'ti). p,.v.rr atr^-r- Juat Im* plant«*.t. I^'iv on.I pi<-k“•*» 5 s. Kaatland DrU * 733-7271 j, I KA .N ------T-'or P rom pt _ --- ^ Ing. air ovrr hy.iraulic brnkc*.. ly;- I'JT" cn% p rnxrr^. Ph.me «nT-2U-.. >.nir ..«n palnu Thona M'KA.M gram rolling. p..rtab.*| I.KKK.N- UKANS, AUo ..r.l^r-i ta \eien n i.irlUOAPi'..r I UOA trailer f..r ls‘ U.ai. Fairjy gi>od wheelbase. ‘.ii)0 s 2 i) llrrs. ( nil ; i 4 •>--2.:22 (;1,KN (ji i-.v JK N K IN S Ch*vr..let, Inhn Htll. 42t-&l.n l.> I.' th*tt farm , molaaara. Ha.il.rll, 42 'I'jI-| R E M O V A L fiuumbrr^. i'hona J.-* Dutfck.i. 324-324-j condillon.coi HT4 MorningHi.le^_^3-U63;*. or aee at r.2G N..rth l>a\ tx, Jen.m e,___ uael’ I KDP -g.ern br.in-. for canning Mo1 ------quality pickupa, ar« Andy and• nd ^rid and oNrirhaul. Ph.-na 3fk I.-n a tr.t fh -.n r .14-•««>. ^^1lrr * MOWER PARTS * ____ L IV E S T O C K aiui fircxinL' Al»o rrtl Piiiai',r-..iiai»e-.. lil I'liM 1 L'.\1 I* HS arr a liUle betirr al Blue U.d)’ CHOICE M 1,U\IN nWhntf. -tram or ■I .i , .\i.-.\1. • -' - I’t t’hi.nr ______. Lake* I.« I'yclr Shop and you alno re- TT77r»7^ J!:;!;':______------titttt THIINDKUUIUI); 1'.*.^^ *^‘^*'.'^,.“7 11 Acrf^, I.AN<-al«>l Juat outbid* elty IlUlo Dlciiip. VH.. .1. h„|,, holatrrr. full P«-rr Phona Nltllan-*. Jrn.mr. iih.'nr IJI-.N'': ____ haiHALK HAVK.S pra,-hr* r.-»dy n..v . criv* 100-, finan. inj Immediaio hmlta. ht.-al f.'r h..tn* »r trailrrllrr SKWlra.SKklra. rtln»an.. M .Lt .1..m na. _ llill'___ PHONE COI.I.ECT U.rlnaa delivrry. 1 1 1 fi lUuo LaUr« N..rlh..rtb over.lrive. metal cnni.py. TakeF a k * ------■| court. I’nra wtih trniva,iTva, l.viar«lii.l.nar*!*. S*cti..n«. L<^l«*r I’Utra.U tra . H-M 11>P «ivialny b a I ♦ d h-»y, drli\«-t.-.l T.int.u.T.i.,-...v, ot,..m i.b„i,.,Hurl*-* IMrkr.1 ..r you pi.'k I ’-yual Springa »»rr ] l an»a*r«. Kic KKI) poiat.^'v 7c p ^'*^1^ ______ICall 733-0031 nnd plac# Abcw-Blco. Kmc. T U-7497 — „ ------rx c e llrn t c n .tilii.n 7.’^.;-7BUi, 70S ---- Hil! ' D & B SUPPLY CO.0 . XITTTAK riFlilAl,k niTTTKUlSvi TtT^ T ^ AHSm i.s & T A L L O W CO . TTTTS I KAU UKUItlKS. p.oV..-xl. >.12:.•* gal-Bal- North Walnut SUr->T______CHKV IKiLET 1 ^^.^o pickup In Bood g.l ft1 fast-ftctlon Want Ad ( f T \Vaitc.'». 73;i-4>TH U &: li.n l a l l Nta\.-t. .^Jl-:> ,S . Jf-r.-mr, ------______— - . _ . _ 2.S02.Sy Ma.nMa So.th T'-^ln F Fal'a a l'a B-rral pr>.%rn a n r .. n a 'i..nn'« '« h.^h-hii:h- ______^ ^ - HDDAKA I'.o:. Af* '.III nt..torcycle. “Tiki Ilk* «-ondlUnn, — Call 423-.S<^Tl. Hanaen.______^T ALTI'HAS \lSIAi l.inuuM n.imhrr. m h r r ------~__ pr ad (Il'KN ..I.jrta f..r curuml.r*. and rr.t^‘^*1 n rw . |.,w rrtilcagr *-Hi. 73.i-74H2. btr«lr. P.ihl r..l-r,.l- ' A p|ppliancei & HH Equip. 120I 2 U MMid* 4 0 2 Jackji.m or :.U-4iTJ, ■ •: of .-..nv.-ni<>.t 1..1. K fTMli-. •.M.ih'h .'f b b e e e e t and GRAIN BEDS !«-». J rri.rr.r *-J.-.J , ------r •___ ,1 ., on HON-DA I'.'til TiiVc. rral jr.K.d londitlon.itlon. ,______Ijk \'. f:.nnr 03 K.<^-tr»^.i>, Potato «"»•»•' pilrm ha»* 1 2 ’ high Harrh.>nHar» f^Z'y-SSSi ; U urlry F l o w e r . ______1 3 8 | ^ [*.',1^ i capa.nv, .rlf-pr.«i»''n.-»l- ^~LV __ I I’hone &4il-6L‘S7. Uuhl. after 6 p.m . U *atrr Nrar tUg U .....I tix.i. ^ HALD\WN Inc. Cat1l< ------I B vi.u *ut>-.iuu»,.n . * ■■ , '02 REFRIGERATION nL LT t glada all color* ffir ail oc-| a__ 4.V.. t,..l A .r n ... S .,..ih _ 7.1.V8SM ^ — ----- ZZ j °^ c - ca;t.ina. 73.'^.616!S, I Dodm-ttab-.‘iib-."'^aI 2 • A ccessoriet and Repair 182 I v/{;''o ------or V.IH* lu.i s>-*. T«in Fall. I. . AIR CONDITIONERS ^ i - i ^ h o ______«.r»vi.i r t i L p.p, iai.« S«^la i W and nniih. 1 »r»t of Wrat 5 P..inU, _ TUNttlP Allunra.nt"- lr.n.ml.- I I __ taif. ». J -hn I'.-. tf .-.•.nNin- . a.’um tn u m f 9 A n aiiin aervic* by factor-y trainee} men. K ClU>li K a. ieatf«i n>«r fr ntau. *. J -hn 1‘ . Miscellaneous for Sale 140 Jt.ttf*MTnai\ ^ allry. l»an l'.inh«n<, , t-^-i I,,,,.-, li p..-k.il-. fl.••»•"« TiiiV aK-krl . ! FEEDERS andi n d t J - ;.X ..r,V .;.o .? H-n-.*"'*, wi* M tlrany U.iick-OI.U 7.t3-M721.______'-- 1 ' ■ a»:.-mftn for Schmi.lt at-.t r»' ItH n..> I i n m.Kl.-l, w i.tr l-».i P«. ^ -r- T - 'I r.'.- OKC Hrria. i-AS I' and «lrpm.lat)lr nervic* on all «.p l'‘ >i »..*«hrl jriain bin. T h .n * DKCOHATINi; problem^: Lrt Hrria- *■ AS H h ______; ..p I - PRODUCERS : a. n • hrip you hrigntrn a prt'blrmrt'blrm mi make* anti m<*drl .ar« and tnicka.; , r \ M f f i " 3 Arn'ErxTTTr'rnTr -j^T.rr- « irrVv mTirr— ------^ 1------BANN^^ROOJUNIXIIRZB -RE ------____^naira.___Free__ con »rr«e M..t.^r C..mpany. ^ e.n homr. now h.-r.^ I s...c.'r- r, f.,,-. • tjact^.r. Fair cn- I a. n . Jrn.mr. xAh i'f rail. r.Mita.-f : K,.ntu<* Mr..«n. Fa.m-;F a.m -; rd hack hom* for •♦rr- I - - .vhndcr,. Prl.-r S*-- Consign your Catliollio \rr-;u U' I iw ailt’i i M Pi-jKiAi. [ U>-'' Ui--^r arlection ; Cam rrai. projectora;*ctora; , fc« fr*. Lfnl.in .\fntora,— fnc. lj -it era Nat'j..i>al lUnW. ll.h; ! p,,n^i... f._. . lap* irconlrra ; tr!rvi...m . a t * r * >> at ( .. m p l 't r S rrv irr.•• L'.lO To'] the Sf>eci,Tl Calf .:-.n d.,hv.a»hr, S:4.- r . . y '•! IiT’St”SKI.:.; S •.--o, ..I N, -'h 11. Huhl ^.araairr-l f., nv t; 4 •. -L.v.• 1..V. n ' pla n vrr-^ : A.lmi t al a p p lian rra. rtc >J.a p<. n. r, 1. M A ^ t-a t‘» \m r n l. l arn.-ra C rn .-r, I n r _____ j j" . M r«*<.m ni.xlri n h. i. . .1 .i; ^ ‘ > 'I >' 1 ► I h " , ...1 n .ta v in g j . .‘'i ...-. - I S' LO\^ camprr, fiCa long whrelba**. J.--;.. I RIDA'i’, AL'l.L'.ST :oih K 'rln.' ill i,.; <>v.rnfn Kn-Kil- MANS M A Sam*..ni:,. pi.Mman «u..tea..-.I .teaI , pirk u p AU.., n-’->r Data drill ^ff inif«. 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Nat-.ral Via-rr h.-.1 >..,r .a:t'* «hr:# t^ia firrpla.-e, >..n k \ arprin ——lL21:_ ------I b . « I. i br : «.iI<'>V.-Oir 1 I >: .n l - .; 4 pi.^lri air Stole. - Ntam ______I______C CA A-\ M PKU SPK< L \L | Chevroletrolet g z— M Draprrirv rii..-V u^iaw-r. t" HaM'vin .-om:'/t\r.>rni'/t\r. Ij .: • • nr;-. L.-J ..at ST....','.';, .St)\VNl)\V , liilANl) UllA nrw pi'Ttablr a.it.ima'icr ,ew.«rw- van.'• i^-cyiin.lrr mgin/* Priced to Jan■' t.. h.K.«*from.* frv'm. ' ln(Ing machi.i.-. Pri. r.1 ‘o aril. S.S44 Lyn- aril. Sre 4Kl F.a^t Avanu* D. J*- — m ^ eS fw 'r B write H..I 1':-. ^ \ a .. ?V.'.''0 . --r.iT T’-itla.i la.l AA- . \J. nte n irt\ Vn .-.-r- n A ;• - Tv^ .n ______wnw>od. Ph.me 7.Tt-;:o4.______r\.nie_ ___or _ 3J4-'.4'*.', ^ p i 72fi-'»20'.». • ^ ' • w-aiit.>- MOlM O rS T A IN I'ab .n pan.'K ing. 53,7.^ a a a ^ - - S SWISS viLi.A~, f;er r. . .h.-rTT,;;;:I »i.-w '-■ CASt-;ask i-I ; .'iinB n r . hal»*r. p .-.«<•^tl.-ai.v! 11 ■-a i. v ' '!.:i tl l{. Mkr. n-.n-.a-i-- * B‘.aTa?wr.r i'akrr ..\..srr r r ahiahe*t. Plyway Company. :241’ BluaB,„; M obile Hom es ______1 9 4 n ------hrt«— iv*- *. C.x:f:„e llaii&at^.. f.». Hf, m^oth^. u .iM>n-H*i«^.i-Kat^. j■ _ l^kea S.v.ith. 7.V>.0S.-.a.______TUATUAV KL Trailrra —Campora — Mnbil*[obli. /V . TraiVr ' 1 m. Pa ,1 1 ' __ IS tiraa. ^^.*y tr-rr... \V.,-,T ar.l '■ ■■■’ ■' • I t:ivfr Virw Tra.V- ' I J ______!______sSIX IX ran DrLaval milk CN.Irr. KtcrU Homr<. Silver Si rra k— Trrry — Ur il. -BYmilaW*. Cv.ni» an.i u* »«t' _wU ______jI ‘I ha.: a ;... a. n_.:rv 7rr^ — ( < ha- ., fI H VTLU ‘ HK.ArKltS. day ir,iaJ!a-'r,laJ!a-' IrrIrrvt n^nditi.in Will -.vcrpt rra»i>n- rrason- N>w-u«rd, We Trade, If A W TraiUr Ih* Sawt»v.th c r ph naa T.'.?- \s\S h.h i)\>,UHAtn\> I. all -n^ve* of . ■' .e.'» -r r'r.T»... I’rirr-.. (.'.arta-.art ahah!* rffrr «~ 2-2-».-.2. Muriaugh:h: __ Sfclr*. 2,‘.'» (Krrlan.l. Uurlry. | ■I fl7l6.______' ' ‘ : Nl ..n^ain Slater t trri’ r i ; .-• :, *' I _ * • ■ — 7 ' ■ * *vsTIt WHKN it cowi*.* t.« hiji dm.; matmaN.trn a N . MMOI O n iL K Hl^.MF.S p ir^ .ip cjnrir^rT ^! Apartments—Furniihcd 70 ■■'■'I '1 ' rinN K .f.r.S K rn T T- ' . t ’H : i ‘ 0 .» fii^ rra ;..i h,^<*l ,rr,it I c..n- papaint and 'har.vr^r>Te^ i J t i ' Iz? ------I W ar and «' a . t T-. h ' a ■' ’ : ’.-i.Ji .v .^ th Ura.-kr.TI r a,- k «■ -I __Ijj- l-'.im ber Co ______' >' biT.I:h , Tr..pi<-ana, 'eMmp^on'a Mobil*'lobil*' ----- •' /V "J^Vv ' ' f a ONK »nd r-r.xat. ”muano*.;iano*. ^^Al.K; Al t.iil B;ilk p..tatoto b^.*.b*.,*,) { I'd rn I vo .1 ,* .. ______^ Keatore-', H ..m r^. P^usert______: h.-hara Ur*.;^ e,> Sr* at ST* T>l*r. T^'.n; > ■ • * ■ ■ ----• ■ ^ ______. L.DSLOS r hrjghl carprt c.il.im ? Ueator*-',__ Uj b«tb, UtiUl.»« furnMh^l. H,.-hara . T « •. n ; \ a >V L|% r«i, vk i'..mn m • ., . I I*.\J)'A>JKi *.\J, <-i,r hank* w irh *UaU fhfhe * ' Ih^Ihrno w ith P Jur Lu.»Jrj». J^rnt O N i \ Ap*rtio*nl*. -.0 N.'i'.li ■^a.,hinc-i.«hjnc- ^ ^ ‘ ♦ -1'; 1 ;,______(t I: I: .r*- t.la^; .. ph. r.r > r .- '. \'» v t * 1 ^- o s y . af..^-k raark an d bed 7’n•n ir i r ir~.t f.' «m a.-k-a-t.x-.4 e.'m pV lr.;r. Th* ttrie n *hamp.>.‘r r JL ■,LrrTxrr>r.-. ______I I J.'. ‘ nr *ma;i gravel d.imp bed 140. I ton- ______li.\\ H.\\ HA ttALKKS 1.^—u r John IVr:^P i-r:^ : * or W a\n c M-v - S t * '. : . . K.-i 140. . ' / r — j - ‘- - ______yYOL"KK o l ; nrvrr t.».» young nr too old *t^»H * >:-.-.''J47. F.-lrn______T- u I ca _*B r,,u. ,.,..,.4 I THRKK rooma an-l ‘»th, i;>ann a-'.ia-.i ’• ’• V*'‘ > *'r an y nf th* Sai* r.im rr'-. i:. j u.>,* I.v ... t , . , . . . . i.«. rrr^-‘— > find th* rich: '."ivt fi.r ty..u..u a: SKVSKVKHAL la?e m.Hlrl u^ed trailrr* I —• ' ran irr. J.',.*,. 7 .'>,1- J r,« ThThr F-mrK'rr.im. 2.'iO Sh..^honr Jvu^- S.mth.- wante,!.wi p- i,. in' Writ* Uox «^h»drf«. A.MUin _ nT.U *>»a:hrr» arinntf J-r- ______Uox , fir»e*man Autr._i'..,t NMV an.l >.»’■.r«. 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- e,ii 200 Autosutos for Sit 5«T»______aod Auto^ for S for Sale______AutosA utos fofor r Sala 200Tau»o»lU»o» for S Sale - 2 0 0 AMto'iJtot ♦«»»•for SSala 200 AAug. ug. 1616-17, 1965 Twin Fallsalls Times-NewsTime ------i L J o i ^ a l a ______2 0Q _A uioi_- ff n n r S»lttSalt ____ _ 3 0 0 PlymouUi—V41t*nt “ ^1001 0 0 “CARS^CARS~IN STOCIC ------SH ARPEST------FRONRFRO N K -M O TO R -C O ,------T TT TO i'*i» in Town Cho«Cho»l*r, Plymouth, CMC ^JUM ^ jy j BD“YES1TEND Ss A Y I N G g - Dodge Trucks Priced'FrorP ric e d 'F ro m $99 to J9 9 9 YOUREE IND • f«u,nr C-l.r - , . 0^5 J YOUREE MOTOR CO. eTS-VQjl .;s.u.;i - Hurley — $ 1 5 D O W N ------GLEN JENKINSU N S ! D em onstratistrators _ On any car c in stock 1965 . • “** Oa •PP*'approved credit BIG USED CARR §AS A L E ^V •• tfd« your w«y. We w , tr.ll,trade for alm.»*ta aiiytbins of lotT ------value. WeW* h*v«hav4 a finance plan fur Yolvll Findind ThatThg Save Up Tor o $9£ $ 9 9 9 ™ almjet«lmj«t everyooa.«v«ryoD«. Coma cn in. w« This W eek Only!!!n i y ! ! ! ■ ' trust,Uust.»tiao«t aliaoet avaryune.«v« • BUICKS * • OLDSOLDSM OBILES '• A-l CAR orir TRUTRUCK w il d B,! c a t Sport Coupo 9S TCTOWN SEDAN '-''J*'•UR •''El- REPUTATION—Built overer 37 yeiyears is your i D I S C O U N T Boigv’ with while top Air conditconditioned - (ull power ^• gu;guarantee of complete satisfactisatisfaction. b i g LiUs of E.Mras! AAlmond lm ond bbeige wiih red top r . AAUTO U T O SALES ■ FK RR ET* E —Pop and Coffee All\ l l This ^ at Union MotorMotors DELTA ss Holiday .Sedan This Week RlX'lERARlVlER,.\ Air conditioned l l NEWS tss Main Wait. 1 Air.conditioned - full ixiwer r t85 Main Waat. Twin^ FalU 7S3.5491 , , , , Sierra oust and Bro.uo OR \ \ h Laurel mist preen -I 1051lOSl Ean Main. Burley t7B-7674 . W here B etter Buys>uys OOri riginate! Same as New! - HUGE DISCOUNT!lUNTS- _ - _ Always ■ ~ F-85 1Deluxe Sedan ^ , 1 1 -v SSKVl K V l ,\RK Sedan Power StiSteering nnd brakes t-^ntl All A ll N1 ew C ars and Trucksrrucks in Stock Burgiindy niisi with white top Lots of eextras. Blue Mist. *e Bl« News in th e WWORKMAN O R ] * * * 4-DOOR .SEDAN All power it e.Mras . „ SEDANS • * ' ' KADElKADETT - GM Opel J55 CHEVFCHEVROLET 4-door Sedan. V83 motor.m otor. IPower Glide. BROTHERS WANT ADS BROI SI'ORSI’C^IJTS \V.\GON Sedan - I*,uHy Equipped VWas $195 NOW $$88 PONTIAC-PONTIAC-CADILLAC ’61 MERC Monterey '56 '56 FORD FOR Fairlane ^ skvrooSkyroof - All [xiwer 4-sDoecl 4-spced svncronieshs; trans- minion. • 1959559 MERC MERCURY 4-door Sedan. VS motor,Hotor, auttnutom atic tran s- ^ GMC '63 FORi:) Cialaxie ’59'59 MMERCURY ER Astro Mu( hlue with white top mission. m o n e 733-0931 Rupert. IdaS) ’59 CH,I;V Impala ’58 PACI mission,niisslor power steering. Rupert, Idaho 436-3476' •58 PACKARD rnnnGOOD cSTOCK: (Including airlir conditionedcondii models) y Aik for Classllled, —------’59 5y PLYMOUTH PL I N Fury '63 ’63 FORD FOR Gala.xie 500 _ VV-, " Was $795 NOW $5$565 Buick Electra 225 — Olds 9S TownI & Luxur;Luxury Sedans — 8 S's — ------MAr.ir VAl.I.EY______*6 Q D O D C ’6Q DODGE Dart______m -EXlRi G a la x if ..______iVtiacats- ^ LCSatiri;!r~:==^hl!' Cutlassass-442's 442's — • Etc: ------lasa-PONTIl>5^PONnAC-S<«r-Chlct-4-dnor- Hardtop—VIardtop—VS m otor,.Hyw------^ TRADING DEALEH ’61 CHEV-CHEN Impala ’61 RAMRAMB. American dramaticdram at transmission, power steering, ■ RICE'S RICE'S in Jerume fFORT o r d ’61 Galaxie __ ’59 CHE'C H E V B e lA ir AAll ll Selling. A t F abulous3 ulous Saving's ______v______Was $995_____ NOW $5NOW $585 ______^ r '59 MERC Monterey ’64’C4 FOR!FORD Fairlane • 959 CHRYSLER 4-door Sedan. V 8 motor,notor, aut(nutomatic trans- Lo '63•63 MER(MERCURY Comet ’59 ’59 F FOR O R D T o w n S e d a n 1 WILLS “ E ! S A V E ! mmission, iss lor power steering. •57 PPONTIAC O N l Chieftain ’62•62 FORIFORD Galaxie 'SAVE! SAVE! S^ ’63 FORD C'lalaxie ’59 I-'ORl VWas $495 NOW $I $155 20th ANNIVERSARYS A R Y ^ S A L E ’59 l- O R D G a la x ie ’61 FORD Falcon ’52 CHE' C H E V R O L E T )5S I'ORD 2-door Sedan. V8 motor,■. automatautom atic trans, jjt ) N C O R N E R S 1958 FORD 4-door Station Wagon>n V.-VLUEVA] at ACTION CO Was $695 V NOW $3$395 fl B .d l0 . h . . t . r , o v n l r l , . YOURS ... YOURS FOR $295 v-^ * STATION WWAGONS AGOI * * '“419C4 BUK RUICK RIVIERA 3-door. Radio, hiheater, nutom atic iggo)60 VOLVCVOLVO 2-door sedan. 4-speedd transmtransmission. Runs jl. powerI'OWC steenn". power brakes.akes. SpoSports car enthusi- real pi pood. 1957 CADILLAC Sedan DeVille a ^ s . WAS $3795 ...... Was $795 NOW $3$365 t: Radio. h*at«r, powar ataarinc andJ braltae.brakaa, electriealectrie wlndi>wH. ’63 FFORD O R E Falcon Bus ’56’.56 PON'PONTIAC 4-door NOW $3295 ' ...... N O W $595 >60 C H E V ’59 FORD 4-door Ranch )6 I MERCURY Meteor 2-door Sedan.an. Standard Stando transmis- || •60 CHEV 2-.,oor l g r'/-\r-»r\ 1963 jyoj RAMBlKAM ER 660 4-door. Overdrive,jrdrive, radio, ra heater. MERCI 63 F O R D sion,Sion, nincw tires. 1958 FORD V8 Ranch Wagon WAS $1,395 ...... Radio, haaur and atAodard with overdriva. ■61’61 CHCHEV EV 4-t!oor '62 FORI FORD Falcon Club ...... N o w '4 iio95 VWas $995 NOW $6$688 H ...... O N L Y $395 19631DG3 l-ORDI'OR CUSTOM 330 fordor,, V8 , radiiradio, heater, stand- 1957)57 PONTIPONTIAC 4-door Station-Wagon.on. V8 mmotor. Hydra- II 1958 CHE^VS Noinad Station Wagonfagon * * lr ard transm ission. W us $1635“g r ., ...... mmatic atic ttransmission, power SteerinR.■ring. ------II * * ^ 2-DOOR HARDTO ______«lwrin«. pow«r br«t««. a«ll». h««i«rhea»er «nd and wut'»tnattr.______A R D T O P S * * *______NOW $1393______VVas_$595V ______NOW $3£5______L$3 W a s $695 ...... r N O W $595 ;59 F O R T 1962 VOI KSWAC.EN 2-door. -l-speed,;peed, heahealer, WAS $1,395 igig)59, cruDESTUDEB AKER L ark. 6 cylindercr motor.motor, std. trans. 1958 CHEV BelAir 4-door ■59 FORD Thunderbird ’57 SUNLINERSUNL Convert. ' NOW $1195 ^ power aUarinc, power brakes, radio,adio. hrater and nutnmatic. ’59 FFORD O R D Galaxie ’57 CHR' CHRYSLER Im perial Was $395 NOW $1$177 i W a s $695 ...... NOW $595 ’59 FjORD Club ’63 VOLIV O L K S W A G E N I9601960 BUICBUICK SPECIAL 4-door. Radio, heater,he automatic, powerpowt steering, power brakes.kes. WAS $1195 ...... 1958 FORD V8 Ranch Wagon NOW $895 Easy Term s — Radio, heatar. 1 ...... $350 * "* ^ 2-TON TRUCKS'RUCKS * * ^ 1959 OLD OLDSMOBll.E 98 I-door. Radio, heheater, automatic, NNo o IIDown Paym ent ONO N IV M A N Y powerpowe steering, power brakes,:es, WAS $995 ...... 1959 STUDEBAKER Stntion Wagongon NOW $695 1957157 PONTIPONTIAC Hardtop Coupe. V 8 motor, m otor, Hydramatic.H Radin, heater and O’ardrlve. ’52 FORD F-fiOO 1950 DOTD O D G E W as $495 ...... J U S T $395 '’60go FFORD O R D Chassi^s Cab 1956 CHEVROLET CHE 1959 OLD: OLDSMOBILE 4-door stationon wagon. wagon, Radio, heater, ^W q s $395 NOW $2$266 J '58 INTERN'L 'Chassis automatic,aulor power steering, power brakes.bn WAS^S^«95 1959 r a m b I 6 Inder motor, standard. 1959 FORD V8 Falilane 500 Hardtop-dtop ’58 INTE 159 RAMBLER 2rdoor Sedan. cylinder moti Tudor. Power ataarlns, radio, beaUrater and Crubcomalic.Crubco ______W n s S;495______NOW };2 $235______JL ------W a s $795 ...... IO N tn r-$ 6 9 S ------1959 OLDSMOBILE Dynamic 8;8 8 4-door. Radio, heater, * ^ ^ 1:,-.TQN PIC^ICKUPS K U P * * ^ '“'au.oiautomatic, power steering, power bibrakes. Was $795 1®58158 MERCURYMERCI Hnrdtop Sport Coupe.lupe. V8 motor, auto- 1959 RAMBLER American Stationon Wagon NOW $595 matlc atic tran.sml.ssion, transi power steering. Radio, heater and automalls trarumlaalDn.rarutnlaaiDn. VWas $595 NOW $2$299 W as $495 ...... OI N L Y $395 ’G3’63 FFORD O R D ’60 '60 INTERN'L INTE 1959 MERMERCURY MONTEREY 4-door.door. RadRadio, heater, auto- '5'59 9 FORDFO R T Ranchero ’63 ’63 S STUC T U D E B A K E R mmalic, ali. power .steering, powere r brakes.b rakes. WAS $595 ----- 1 9161 6 I RAMBLER RAMBl American Convertible.ble. 6 cylindercyl motor, 1959 BUICK 4-doc" Hardtop NOW $395 automatic autom a transmission. Power ataerlnv. r»dto, heatar and automatlr. ’63 FORD ’55 ’55 S STUD T U D E B A K E R W as $895 ...... ‘. T Yy OURS 0 U R 5 FOR $695 '59 FORE FORD F-lOO 1958 STATIONSTA1 WAGON 4-door Plymouth. Well equipped. VWas $895 NOW $6$695 E xcexceptional. WAS J695 ...... 1859 RAMBLER Station Wagon ...... NOW‘$595 M A J Radio, heater and overdrive. * * i MANY MORE MAKES. K E S A N D • * * * 4-W HEEL DRIVI W as $795 ...... N O W $695 D R I V E S ^ * MODELS TO CHOOSEO S E F] R O M ’63 F O R I •62 FORD -^-Ton M I L R A NS[Y’S Y ’S ' MOD ISffl RAMBLER 4-door Sedan ’63 FORD Vi-Ton ’62 FORI Beater and ovardrlva. 1957157 DODGIDODGE Vi-Ton Pickup. 6 cylinderider motor,moto 3-speed, Buick — (Opel K adett)tt) — O ldsm obile \Was $595 NOW $2$289 ...... NOW $695 -i** ^ * LoLow Cost Transpoi>ansportation * B u i c k «(I VOLKSWAGEN 2-door "ACriON"ACTION CORNER'’ •■ACTION J R .” 1958)58 GMC >/‘A- T o n Long Wheelbase Fleetside'leetside Pickup,I 6 cyl- Badlo. heater, 4-apeed. ’55 CCHEV H E V 4-door $295 ’57 FORDFORI wa^on $333 202 22ndnd Avenue A North StiSth and Main West Inder r motor, 4-speed transmission.;ion. * ...... rNOW $1095 -55’55 PON'I PONTIAC S295 ■57 ’57 PLYMOUTHPLYI $295 ______VW as $895 NOW $7$795 ’48 DODCDODGE 5125 ’49 STUDESTUE '/,-ton $150 ------1961 COMET 4-door Sedan 1954)54 FORD >^-Ton Pickup. V8 molor,)r, 3-speec3-speed. «i»n. '50 CHEV 1/ 2-ton $295 ’52 DODGEDOD( 3^-ton $295 Radio, heatar. automatle transmUaloo. W as $495 NOW $2$295 ...... YYOURS O U R S FOR $895 Dodge City’sC i t y ’ s - 156 FO RD % - T o n Pickup. motor,r, 4-spced4-spced, 1961 CHEV V8 BeLMr 4-door 1956 FORD V8 Radio, heatar and Power Gllda tranamUilon. UNION. MOTOEiiOTORS ■ U Y S ^W as $595 NOW $3$395 W as $1095 ...... SPECIAL S P I $995 BEST BUYS UUSED S E D (CAR DEPT. NEW (CAR DEPT. ■64 cOMICOM ET ’6-1•6-1 DODCDODGE G. T. 1962 CHEV V8 BelAir 4-door , , ' J50 3rd Avenue East 146 2nd Avenue East CYCI.ONncyci.onh ::-«loor hariltop. *2R0’ 2-atl« ‘ smuiion, |>. GLEN JENKINSECINS Radio, heater and atandard trsnsmUilon. Phone 733-1019 PhoiPhone 733*5110 VMvm cnu'in«-.cutfliM'. aulMmntlo tian«n>l»- truii-ml>.i.r..ilruiii>ml>>M(i>n, puwrr ateering. W as $1695 ...... N.... NOW O W - JUST $1595 ^hon, > aiun,• inn. power atcciinir. Carnival railio.radio. hciilrr and r hnriltop, ...... Y O O U U R R S S F O R $995 ------|n«tiitf an. an.Imill »hni(i ?{ndio. h.*at«T, allric F A L L nhift.shift, autorautomatic. A very clean HARVESTST SPECIALSSP •62 “ PLYM OUTH $1195 -THEISEN FINEE CCA A R S — -TRUCKS & PICKU]PICKUPS— 4-. alan»J- i7 /--«nr ard iran.mla.lon. very «oow*r StationSlatl. .11 WnU'au„n. , d a n * i t rar>^nii»*ii.n. power ateerlng. 4-door ■a«or 4-wheel drive, lockout hubs.bs. aii'l■ ii'l air condicondiliuiiinir. l^ow mile- fr.rr. r>verdrivr>vertlrivr. VS rnsni'-. One •61 Ol KAMIRAM BLER $995 kK\lt«T, rl.'an, hronae flfInUb with mateh- InIn heatuifi heaulifiii Sultana wbilA tjwner. AujlifttsR.li.rAuil>n<«.<*wrr, nrw 4-door aoda•«Kjan. Full p«.n^r, al- car. FORD $895 4-wheel drive, lockout hubs,lubs, hydrauhydraulic snowplow, whtt« wnll tir«, Kxri^ll.-ni. m<*t new 1 '.'V r i ’€ 2 vVOLKS o l k $1795 ’61 FORD 11,000 m iles. ’64 DO D G E $2085 ^,‘,"nm)l.-nt;r ;r NV Nrw rar Irade-ln. 10-paaaen|10-paaaenger Staiion Wag- Falrlane fiOO acdan in blua NONOW S1545 "'"' N(n o w ' S845 ’64 DODC on deluxe In betullful 2- memetallic allic w,with mat>:hing In* ...... OONLY $2195 -fi,-)'63 Pom PONTIAC Tcmp^'st *330’ 4-dt>*>r »e<1an. *31H’ Vg on delux4 terlnr. Radio, hrater and •60 FORD CialaNie englno, aut>(^alic transinU»lon, t.ine green and crram. 4- -~ rhjl)ruil, c,,ipp.C.ip-, Hn.li-.,1 fl. r ■ tandard transmUslon. A 4-.!c..r nrced.I. long wheelbasewheel ..J2595 •61 FORD Galaxie , '61-fil CHRYSLER 51395 atr^-ntitf. ’61 fO M ET $895 H«r.h..p Vkt-ria. Full p.vc,r. •59 MERCURYM tlK Monlcrcy vnrv,, Beautiful ^Urllgbt tur- 1962 DODGE 500 TRACTOR Harrhop Vir Nrvv Yorker 4-d*K>r. VI enslne. ’611 CCHEV H E V $895 quoUe 4-door aedan with new vxhil/i wall lirM. 4-< i. .n. |>ower •C>] J\jPIM PERIA f L 52195 aA ciub Club Coupe equipped matchingmaUhJng Interior. Hadio, V8, 5“Speed, 2-speed rear axle, 5thSth wwhee heel, side K.roiicn”K»c<-ll<-nl rnn.lition.i- t K«t»»t . i . . riour Y J 795 ■ t«*k»>HHl In beiutlful re». tirr«. Innif •*-,!,>or5-,l.>or aorii.trf.n, 4-.pe.-l Ir.n.- •i»n.aii>n. f.J.r>0<) artusl mile*. owner,owner. n New cor trade-in. automatic, i V6, 4-speed, 2-speed, extrara long wheelbase..J1795whe trulpr hiirh.'hitrh. Keady to go. hitrh. lUH anrl1 fini.-h. mixtion, 4 4-cylln>ier- engine ONLONLY $1545 JU ST 51495 burket ■eata,■eaLi radlr», heater DODC 1953 Dodge J^-ton PICKUP ’64 DODGE $2595 THTHEISEN MOTOR,O R , I N C •59 DODGE $895 roi.oHArol.CHA 32 -.loor h*r.||np, ‘ns.T 4-speed ...... '59 DODG 4-dr>or aedan. Vfi engin.*. autrv- The Easieste . Place In The WorldId To Bu>Buy A C ar ...... BILL BILL SPAETH FORD SALES -r.--inu, rarlin. K..1I.1. hci.r. 2C..MJ mile., , 701 MOMain East Phone 733-7700 The B est Place Too Buy A Car •J#r..rne — TTinn* ■■63 FORD * $1595 Wlnn ^ -5S•5S MERCM ER C U R ’Y $399 ’63 FORE EIU*. *24-4«:0 Johi 4-.>r4-r irij«n.tril.r V« entfinn. aut'>- Cu.t-mru«t-m .Trtr.Trtn foT-tlor. '300* V’l - -...... \ mainmali4 tr*n^ml*al'in.tran power enaine.enjiinr. auautomatic tranemlj- WILLS USED;d CAR!c a r s ------atr^rinff.ateerlng. ra.j radio, heater. ai>>n,aion. radio^radi^ heater. i 254 4th Ave. W est^Trucklane (acrossross from SopersSop Trailers) » # tn tn ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ 1965 O F F IC E PH O N E: 733-7365 * * — PICKUPSP S — ^ LOWELL WILLS ERNIE WILLSILLS BUIBUD TEASLEY r •62 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT CHEVROLET.EJ 733-6562______733-4888 ______733-1643 BLLBLUE RIBBONN SPECIALSSPE( 4.«he«l drive, full rah, warn hut>«. radio,lo, heatrr.heater, grw^dgr tlraa. low mil** ag^. aA a family rar. - 1%3 OLDSMOBILE)BILE; F-8JF-85 .p’633 DODODODGE, long wide ',4-ton — Close Out—■t— , ' UP TIME Buri:i:ndy *and while 2-ione sport^>rl coupe. \Vfi enpino. stan- vrVr, mtnmaTmitnmaTlr tmmmtn.^inn. nrw paint and a '■hereaherp unil. IT’S CLEAN UP TIIV fl.irdd.iril transmission,iransn whilewnll tires, lires, radio and real, real '62'52 FORD ECONOr.INE Panel A t A t - nice nicc and clcclcan inside .md oul HiC rneinr. ntandard t ra ii »m Un ion. new r»int. lrlow milrage. A real ONLY $1695S1695 huy. 11:,*:. G L.EN E N JJENKINS CHEVROli V R O L E T , irs in R upert 1962 DODGE Lancer anccr Sed;Sedan '62•62 CHEVl CHEVROLET '/j ton. 6-cylindcr,cr, 4-f.pocc4-f.pccd. "Workman Brothers in F ' We'rere CleaningCIcanin the Bases of All Remainingaining *65'65 CHEVROLET I ini'hcdini^hcd in bcautiful sea mist green and cequipped with a . ■62 r-ORD ^;-ton V8 , 4-spced. Cars,s, Tnjck.s,Trucks, Pickups, Demonstratorss etc. ctc. Jf I . , 6 6 I'vlifdcr, vUrdcr crengine, standard tr.3.n"^mis-sion,ismission, raradio and heatrr. Cadillac Executiveitive CaiCars oo.xic,01X1 ^-ton, V8 . 4-I speed. PRICES ■fi'ave Been Drastically:ally REDUCEDRE .^JU S T S895 N e w Cadillacs— Pontiacs—) n t i a c s — G M C ’s SPECIAL!\.LI ♦'‘You* You Can Really Save By Buying Now ‘t . * ^ 1959 CaiiVROLETL E T BBclAi e lA ir 2 sedan. Power Glide iran.s- 1955 DODGE I-TON Comeme into GGLEN JENKINS CHEVROL^tOLET andan one of lour ' f,icp dove grey and while 2-tone sedan. Pov D^,<,al uhrel frailer puller. Vg 4.ipced. ailMil .*1eel Up.UP. A r»al bur «nd A Good Selection To Choosehoose FronFrom . . . „,‘,'^ionrradiiiis-sion, radio and 6 cylinder fnginc-nginc- Real Sharp. It'i a grxxi one'. Qualityallty SalesmenSales will l i glad to helpIp ybu firfind the car or ONLY $695 truckck ththat a t ycyou want, and at a real Sarin^ tot you. SAVE A BUNDLEU N D L E l o d g e C i t y CARLESON’SS O N ’S BBob ( Reese’s Dodge “Q uality Salesm3 m en” e n ” On One of Thesee Fine C ars Bill S tandley ...... 733-184:. . 733-1842 • OPEN 8 A.M. T TO O S PP.M .M . 500 Block 2nd Avenuemue South Bruce Caughey ...... 733-886! 733-8861 601 Main East,. ' PhPhone 73.V1S23 OPEN EVENINGS; s 'TIL•TIL 8 601 Main John Carlson ...... - i .. . . '73M18'73M187 KENNY ER — JACK JARDINE ! ^Vorkman B rotherss PontiacPontia Co. 5^ KENNY MOON — JOE BUTLER — JA( ^ ^ ¥ ¥ 3/. >/. If. ¥ D. A. McGuire ...... 733-719733-7130 * * * ¥ Call In ■— We WillI CCome o m e O u t ' ^ ^ p e r t ______^______PJIQNE_43fc3476p j i q n : ______X ' ■ ■ .1 t 6 Twin Falls Tim as-N awv» -AAondt.AAonday, Aug. 1 6 , 1965 ^ Two Texas Familiamilies en Ronte Hei Noted ■■ —^ B artiig^R obb^F— -^p— Over IOVVz2 T1 o n si- - l B Japanese Recall^all SiSurrender DARTMOUTH, Masss^ ToXlanadaA O MS^TKeacTi a ^ Goal ^ (UPI)—Manuel v. Medeiros n e W i . Assistance Bill __ NEWCASTLE, Wyo. (A P) — haying equipment; tools Slid™ wAS'WASfflNGTON (AP) — The ^ returned from a family out-f It looks like two families ot Tex-ex- hotischold hoiiseh effects. Buildings re- " In World Warr 20 YYears Ago Ing Sunday and found that ^ House Veterans Affairs Commit- ans who are determined to ported]portedly had been wrecked. hu tee >n «»»rt hrarings later —SCHOO> o i — I TOKYO (AP) — 5ome wept,it, ment was pricsent; each steppedped thievesthievei had broken hnmpsx na. iBecause ot loss ot his this-nionth on a Senate-pasaeff some choked back tears. Othersrs forward irin turn to lay a singleIgle ^outh Dartmouth home, ihe da, will reach their destinationIon CanadianCanadi assets, CunninglatBr cold war veterans’ assistance •e- white chrysanthemum beforeore burglarsburgla toolc more than $600 before stood silently, sorrowing, re- white ch: before fall despite their misfor-or- could no longer gponsor Free- bill. membering. the altar. * . i nin gocigoods and cash. tunes. man’s immigration to Canada. But committee spokesmen S U P'PLIES P l I It was the 20th anniversary of Four thousandth other specta-:ta- MedMedeiros is the chief of Mr. iand Mrs. Dow Cunning-nc- The president of Highland En- said it would be impractical to Japan’s .surrender in World Warar tors includedincluf parents . who had^ad police. ham ai and Mr. and Mrs. Curtisnfs terprise.s.terpri.s Inc., Jack L. Camp- expect the {2-biilion measure to II. And because it was an evensn lost son.-i. young m en and wom- ______I'reemanfre e m a and eight children leftleft ^**9^bell of Newcastle, heard of their^ ®reach the , House floor b e f o r e Magic Valley'sey"s ILargest I 20 ycars it seemed fitting to en who hadha lost fathers, select- ' six mimonths ago from theirleir predic:predicament. He appointt^ earlvearly i next year. make a special effort. ed'from tl throughout the country‘‘ry heart ofol Tokyo's Ginza shop-ihop- homre near Bitter Creek, Tex;,.V FreemanFreem as the companyf„p s T^ he legislation w ould give to Selection.,io n . . . ■ Emperor Hlrohito, with em-Tl- for the ceiceremony. . ping dis district slowly chimedd 12 by wagonwag train. " " manuf;manufacturers’ representative^ post-Korea veterans education- pre.ss Nafiako at his side, leded Many dabbedd£ their eyes with (pto mark the noon hour, pedes- for Alberta and British Colum- al and "V home-purchasing finan- The families were making'"B bia. Campbell agreed to furnish « ^nd ATTHETHE I the main ceremony at Tokyo’s>’s handkerchhandkerchiefs as the father of trlans, t sa le s girls, and p1- HundredsHundred: of similar ceremon-"j stories of‘ the anniversary, edi- broke d edi- broke down. neirtnext wweek with their horse pow- Meeting Held _ tar surrounded by white andnd les were heldt in other part.s sed of ‘°rlals , recalled the war and the jviore LONDON (AP) — Prime Min- yellow chrysanthemums, andid Japan, manymo of them televised jg ’ More bad news reached them er harnessedhar to a truck, upon . , T 20 years of recon.struction. . in Newcastle. which be ister Harold Wilson interrupted spoke: . nationally. ^ which their livestock will J- be his vacation *■ for 2>4 hours Sun- ^ “I feel a pain in my breastst A hand/hand/ul of survivors ofI a One ae navyn unit spread their a ws Singapore with other govern- ” es tattered unit colors over a rail-ail- tanK,tank, guguns and other Japane.sene.se vised tlthem their homestead was°as ______— ------S ingap died in battle or at their duties tattered ur PERFORMANCE CANCELED^D ment (officials. ^ during the Great War, and of ing by tthe Imperial Palaceace war relirelics. Another exhibitionlition not in ssiiape for the winter. PERF displayed such items as lhe the CunriiCunningham then learnedled LONDONLON (AP) — A benefitfit A g< government statement af- ^ b y s their relatives. . gates nnd and bowed. ! ' I ioi terward reaffirmed Britain’s SHELB -THreb riilllion JapSnBST-IOsr—tivuryomisr —Kvl-i yoTie.— it— seetne*.Th»-equii>-itolen-< lip- «anceU cancelad-JycJiii.'ifi ~nf ..QbjectiPnsms donesiidonesian attacks as long as they| his ministers, and almost every j know only Iwant BritisnJSEljjSr; rQ IB i important official in govern-1n-1 As the tower clock in thei JapaneJapanese remembered. ment ir included a small sawmill,[111, from tthe Foreign Office. ‘want E - _ m p i I T h e m aames m e s to STUDENT # ^ STEAMKM & DRY I R emember em b e »«tS4 DESK IROON CLOSEOIISEOUT ‘ by Kerr-Bonn 7 ^ TENDERLEAFEAF IhINSTANT . i Available in blond,bl 'maple, | 3 8 ^ m ah o g an y ■ Carton o r w alnut. 1 3 ^ We Servicea All MokesM / / o f Appliances & TV & :STEREO SIMILAR TO ILLUST f ^‘oneer TE.EA ILLUSTRATION

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