nyOAVn^ESPO ^tuaUonstatew|de,alt)ioughtheJumplslBrger;------in~thi}'seveTrihlei^ouH{iln states. Rehabilitative Services conducted a study por montii per child,'would seek work in the •' . Tlme^Newi writer . Cases bcross Idaho Increased at a rato'of 25.6 , •' Hie average monthly per child payment,was during the early summ er to attem pt to pinpoint processing plants in the Durley-^nroij. If there t w in f a l l s — Aid to Dependent CtiUdren, per ccnt during tiie same Juno, 1071, to March, ' pegged at |50.07 during the period of tlie In- U»e reasbna for the Increase. were too.great a supply of prospective em public flsslslantfd'a most controversial 1{)72. period.. . , crease, compared.to a high of ^.43 In Wyoming Tlio atiidy dnlft In Twin Falls and Ihe, ployes, though, the result could be an increased program, showa n Ikjaglc Vnlloy cnsoload Irt- In Twin rails, Theo Milrdack, eligibUlty and a low of Nevada’s $34.83. .Tlieso figures SurroundlnB _.«rea_ wa6_gnthQrod_by._Dcnny_. --aid to.dcpendonts workload cose. ^ — from. June,. 1071,-to . • dirootor-for-Uie-DepiirtrnBnt“ of=Swifl!-find’------compare to the nntlonal flvopogornccording' to Almqulat, wlTo said today he hod interviewed Increases for tiie otlier Magic Valley counties, March, 1972. Rehabilitative services for Region V. said of- Barlcer's statistics, of $51.43 per month per** about 05 Aid to Dependent Children recipients according to the figures, are ns follows: Jerome The elght-nionth incroase was'woll above the ndala ore confuMd about the rapid rate of in- - child. ■ • from thc-reglonnl areo,. / , County, 15.7 per cent; Minidoka County, 35.6 per statewide Incrco^c during th period. . crease, and have conducted a study to deter Murdock also speculate that while part of the In Boise, ^.ns's director of research,' Richard cent; Lincoln County, 38.5 per cent; Dlalne Sen. Jolui M. Darker, R-Buhl, chnlrmnn of the increase in the area is due* to migration from mine the causes. Atwooil, said Uie stu(|y would bo completed in a County, 25.0 per cent; Camas County, an in Senate HcnlUi Education and Welfare Corrt. • According to Murdock, there are several . oUier states, an additional foctor may bo the " few weeks. He said Uie questions on the survey mlttee, who rclcpsod the atatistlcs, said they crease from no Aid to Dependent Children cases pbsslble causes. general increased awareness bn tlie port of were designed to determine whether- the to two. dcmonatratc tho- bornplexity of the altuatlon The first Is a Supreme Court dcclalon waiving citlzcns conccr&lp^ what Is available to-them recipients were from wltliln Idaho or had facing officials and legislators. Other averoge^ monthly checks from reslderlcy requirements for Aid to Dependent through federal and state programs. migrnted, among oilier information. surrounding slates Includc Oregon M0.6S; According’to Barker, the number of people Children assistance checks. Hie effect of tlie He also speculated that there was ‘‘general Murdock said Wednesday- part of the Increase Montana, $47.34; Washington, $fll67C rocelvirig ADC support In Twin- Falls County decision was to enable women receiving the lessening of the stigma” attached to receiving could probably be explained by normal Murdock’s figures, how<}vcr, show no definite ^-mo-33.^p6i!HH5nHurinirthrT)eriodr‘enssfji- ‘«cly-T— publlo-nsflistaneo;- ^o{-|)er5ons accKln8~'work~ in' U JorrtlnHun between tho size oi the cnecks ond County rose 50.5 per ccnt.'and Gooding rose a throughout the country. Tlte rate of divorce, generally high in/the :_pgricuUui:«LlJidiiaU:lca_in.thfl-Magic_Vallcy.^ Btaggorlng i2 4 p o r’cent;— .------—tiiC-lotal-pprcentagc-of-chlldron-undor-lB-years- A'ccbfdlng to. Dark"S^s flgurosTrflaho'hasThe area", m ay also accounTfbr lh’elncreafle,hp safd. He sald persons from'Utah, which pays an of age receiving the asalstancp. . .TheJnPrcdsc in the voiley is reflective of the t})ird highest uverage monthly support chocks Ho also^d-tbc^paj^tmcnt-Af-Socialiand- —avorngo-of-IGlTaOln-itapublle-nflalfllance-checks-
Idaho's l.arfresl E vening N eivspnpor
r ■ iPth-yfforT-iZJIrti lSii/o' ■ I W IN FALLS, ID A H O , THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1972
IVon-gas stinksv Senators vote to enct TF region finds
TWIN F A IJ^ — A “gas ameU" In nn| Qlwnys gas. _AUi;aaLiLiiai»allicrc-jl!i;dntsdaiLnlBhL_ All MW SAIGON (U PD -South Viet- had secui:ed a'250*yard section «^ue&-D«nR)FS= . 0amfi80i.mflrln08,..ln. a . daringr flf.:UiC-wal]TTabout.f»fllf- o f4 t. liotaihU '.JM “T: x dnyllght attac‘k..,atDrmed and llie. attack- left-Uio NorUi- — WASHINGTONfUfI)=Pres— oxecutlvrdircctor of Uie State, captured part of Uie south waU Vietnamese wiUi one line of Ident Nixon's campaign com- Choirmen’is Association of the a n of the Quojig Trt Citadel today. escape and supply and B52s mlttec has ^ d a $2.^mlUlon Demonratlc. National Commit- /+^^They charged yelling, hurling heavily -bombed that routQ _counlfiduiUuiaihatllh.oJDpmo^ . tee. Last week the Democrat*— U S w h e a t hand grenndos-and-firing;point-butsido'tho'Clty7“^ Gem air crats, alleging that Uip Demo- found a "litUe red box," Somo>i>nei fhe guy who blonk at the North Vietnamese^ The sudcfen, charge under craU'-. bugging chargcs were • aUegedly for electronic surveO- hai a dull imoltcr undei^over of Hre from-five coming tank, fire ^ave:-the--rt f aimed at capturing-nowspaper- .4anco.~- * WASHINGTON (U P I)'-T h e Uie'Soviet soles in reccnt days doein'l know, wlio/ fio'i tanks. ■ m arines poW dhs on Uiree sides ^'VLli V U U t U headlines^ —MaOrice Stans, finance government said today about IS wtUi DemocraUc presidential mtising. UPI reporter Ted Kurrus,- of the 50-acre Citadel which Is ..The GOP suit, m ed in Uie chairman of Nixon’s re-elecUon ' million bushels of American nominee George S. McGovern, who clim'bcd up under fire wiUi Uie heart of Quang Trl City, Uie U.S. DisU-ict Court Wednesday, conunlttee, dismissed as' “poll- wheat has been bought by wos called as Uie first witness the 50 attacking marines, said only province capital to faU In endorsed charged Invasion of privacy and Ucally motivated" a House mainland Chino. The announce aV-a Houshig hearing on the (loni promise Uiat by nightfall Uie marines Uie Conrununlst 1972 offensive. violaUon -of 1st Amendment Bonking Committee report Uiot ment came ns the ndmlnlstra- Soviet sales, called by Rep. ^ n s had knowledge of $100,000 Uoh defended before Congress Graham Purcell, D-Tex. BO.se ,UP, t in Mexican funds ' iUegally as beneficial to all Americans Butz testified that the sale giviMi iiod proposed air quality sUndorda depositions aa a transferred to Nixon's cam- • Its 400mmion bushel wheat deal benefits _^armcj-8 Jiy hlgher_ WASHINGTON (UP!) -T h e will proy do cleanur a r sootier oi-maklriB ocoUaationa palgn fund. with Russia. ' • prices, laxpayeTs byyrdduclhg' House Appropriations Commit T r ade^jiact nears Tlie Export Marketing Ser a $200 mlUion net reduction In tee today split the difference proposed federal regulations, published without benefit of the vice of Uie Agriculture Depaf't- farm coats, and ..lobor by with President Nixon on his MOSCOW (UPI)-Preslden- todoy.' Dr. James A. Bax, admin- court proceedings. ment. In announcing the wheat creating new Joi)s. veto Of a budget-busting $30.5 UalSoviet adviser officials Henry A. placed ICisslnger. a Istrator of the Depart- lbwtchcc F. O'Brien, com sales to" China, did not spell out ’ But, apparently referring to billion money bill for labor, blanket today endedof secrecy Uiree on the days talks of ment of environmental Pro- pnlgn manager for Sen. George UlC- _clecUon-offlccc,-told-Bennett-in—adcputy-accrctary-oUtalfl.aaid. a letter, VI.have gone over tlie Qennott’s, action. woa -olqotlon—law—and—find—no—unpr«oedontod provision therein for revised election laws. candldnto to withdraw; I also Hill snld*he was "unnblo t^ -calM Uie secretary of state's find any Code section tliat office and talked to Mr. Jerry spcnks" to the withdrawal of a ------Hill, who is n deputy, and ho candidate, but-ho omphaalzod DOUBLE STAMPS agrees that the legislature tliAt ho had made only a bO U B lI GOLD f TVIKI f TAM Pf Thlt made no provislohs for "pcrfunctory examination of Wfl«l<«nd on all o rd trt of * 2 0 .0 0 or mor* wltljdrawfll of a candidate.” the low governing elections.” E le t> tc il But, loincflster continued^ in Hill said the legislature had DOUBLE Your savingsjt Marty's his tdtter -to thl‘ Twin l^alls made a major revision of tiM} IDAHO FALLS (UPl)-Idaho Valley Obituaries attorney, “if y.ou'^ aro election laws In 1970, with minor Falls Attorney Dennis Olson has CENTER CUT determined to not have your changes coming during the last defeated County Clerk KelUi Jimmi« Dyer Harace Iliatl Cleivenger namb'on Uie Nov^l>cri»illQt;**^~twyicf»islativ'c acsaloiifli _ - - - :^ng ln:^n election to reclaim — -yotrBtrounr*Rlvr(iTrifmr noure Bennett said todpy.he would tlie uJc chairmanshipc„n,nnansmp oiof theine Bonno'oon^ TWIN FAOS - Mrs. Paul" UUPEUT - Horace BUULEY - Mrs Edith Mov PORK to the chairman- of the respond to Laricaster’a letter by Republican Central Fronklln Hiatt. 77, longtime aevengor. C5. Burley died Dem ocratic Central gvlng Vincent Smazal, county resident of Twin Falla, died Rupert resident, died Tuesday Tuesday at Cassia Memorial CHOPS _ Committcc^hf) wil In turn Democratic chairman, official Olaonorlglrmlly lost hla chair- Sunday In Adanai .Turkey, at Minidoka Memorial Hospital Hoanital'of a long illness Kjt|tjr-me-^r»-elilo(-oounly- " " " ™ "■ ■”» •■"■i''''» iimnm™™ maiv umi iii w m iv-niinw -om ------... c -WolM^-Sho-oamo-to-Rupcrt-' ■ihe August B primary cec- Bennett, who ran unopposed notify Lancaatcr, who would Plano. He came to Rupert in with, her parents in 1007 and ter in the August primary election request a directive from the J'. .u . . „ Mrs- Dyer was born May 1, 1910 from Union, Ore., and has attended Rupert schools, Summit Brand to oppose Republican Robert secretary of state’a office on , >»2>. In Denison, Tex. The since resided here. He w as"a - In 1925 slie jnarried Harry I ___ Gnlicy .in_the_„Novcnibor how,to drop Dennett's name luscd the oftlco a M llrs t vice f„mlly lived In Twin F alb trom retired m aintenance m an and Bell at Burley pnd following I election, announced'abruptly from the ballot, chalrmnn noy Hall temporarily ,555 tU sO whore Dytr was Air MED BACON caretaker of the Wilson their marriage, they lived in ' three weeks nller thq primary - The secretary o! state's office Msumod the head post. Force recruiter. Theater. California for several years and that he wanted to quit the race, would then request the office of Surviving are bcf husband; a He was a lifelong member o f, in 1936 liiey returned to the ' AT. thb- tim e, he, notified the atto rn ey general for the LDS Church and liad served . Rupert area. Mr. Bell preceded I F la m o Tokay^^ ■..iiMiLrn s ia r T-^—l-flncjiator hv m ail of hla asslsLttnqe In drawing .up its as on elder fp’ the church and her in death. < GRAPES. lrticntlQn!i7Tjncfl'3lcr'a ~leltcr dlrecuvc, aO!iirdhmitoiHlllg:T-r.=^liia|lt4 » p n yor nn.i H n y m m i'^ y ‘"', -waarft-home-^tegther.- On-Mny^4rl03erBlro inurrictH Du'luth', M inn., and six Mr..Jilatt was.a U.S Army. Floyd Clevengbr'at BuMey and > “ Small AA TWIN FALLS - Twin Falls Krondchildrcn including three World War I Veteran. imp since lived in Burley. Clinpler No. 29, Eastern Star, residing In Twin Falls. ^ One brother and eight slaters She was a member and past i EGGS ~ rG i!rifi“« iiii« sltlw n i“tw •mcnn-atatedTncetlnr Tuesday— E“"c“ Laeulcca_wllLbiL .preceded him in death.' noble grand of Evening Star evening. conducted Friday at l;30.p.m' Survlvor.i Includc aevefW ltebeTrairfloagirrN03VI^Pcrtr“f^ * ^ “ “ ^ ^ ------gun control asked Worthy matron and worthy ijiMcside in Arlington nieces anil-nt'phews. ^ an associate member ot Ruth— GHIU 1 5 0 1 . c a n . patron Mr. and Mrs. Al National Cemqlcry, Vlrsinla.Funeral services will be Rebekah Lodge No, 107, Burley; Robinson presided. conducted ot ,2 p.m. Friday in a past president of the Rebekah IGA _ WASHINGTON (UPI) _ -_ R c p , ____ .-Inlrodiiced__w e r e R h o d a ------. the. .Rupert LDS-.^llrd. Word .Assembly or Idaho, and a past . M ^lure Wedaeday asked all Idohoans opposed 0]ers, past member, now of W llllClCy Chapel with Bishop. Otis president of the Northwest Odd COFFEE to federal gun controli to join hlnl in a m ait California, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson officiating. Final riles Fellows Association. - King Sizo petitlondrive to stop the latest move In Congresi. Morgan, Oregon. “ BUHL - MulUiew Shunewill be in the Rupert Cemetery. Survivors include her i — McCIur« sold the prfient bill to reitrlct sale New members were initiated. Whiloloy, 2. ^ Buhl, drownedFriends 4«ay call al Walk husband, -Burley I - + V - Thursdny,.Sopfomb8r 14. 1972 TlmM-NoWs/Twin Ffllli,- Idaho 3 ^FaljsHu^ed— ]> JJPREKT^v^Cistrlcl—21—JiiiK-lxJcn—iloni^iasue^n: unnntiiriiil - i-nnrtirtnfp-,mil executive order to 'C a t back his support of Gov, Ccfil Whittom said "The biggest Andrus’ 1.9 per cent Kencrnl problem I see is Uiat tlie fund spending holdback.., H e p u b I i e n n c o n t ro 11 e d The Rupert Democrat iiiol lej^islalure appropriated more that day wlQi State Auditor Joe money for expenditure than Williams, Hpsaid hi.sdecision to Uiey had revenue coming In. support / the holdback was 'Piey anticipated revenues that __ primarily a resiJlt of that u»lk.: luiven^t-come'throiTghT — Whittom^aid,. ••The etiite is 15- When asked about the recent million more in the red than It Idaho Board of EdUcatiori • was lost--yenr iit the und-of cerlificalion of $18,000 -to- lie August. Accordinj'-lo the .sljite cojlocted in the Minidoka School con.stitution, the muxinnjrp debt Di.strict to offset tiie holdback, Uie slate can incur is $i million Wliittom.saiU, "I phmTo discuss in bonded indebtwine.ss. As i .see tills matter with Uie governor it, tlie j^'overnur had two choices Uiis week. If .I find Uiat the - he could lujve called n special holdback is d etrim en tal to Iccislatlvu session to galninuji;c . cducalion, I will recommend lax revenue or he tguld do whal excepliotvs to the riile." TF Demo chief blasts solons TWIN FAI.I.S Twin Piiil.s [wlitics way ahead of the needs —iitidutivtl— of— diai£4uun-o(-thu-.Joink-}^Noit ••noUiing l)ut partisan poliUcs” Budget Coimnittee, last week in the)r-budget dispute witii asked AndruK to rescind his 1.0 Andrus— • . ' ______per cent general fund agency Speaking of Sen, Hicluird S,. sj)endmg holclbaSRTTlray sald lt— High, U-T\vin l-'all.s and Uep. was prem ature, and added the Willi,am H oberts, IMJuiil. economic future in the stiite was Sinnrtti-^«idr-“ T h er are |)Utlm« "tremendously optim istic,” 2 Jerome residents injured in mishap •IKllOMl'. Mr. nnd Mrs. , Slieriff Pal Burns .said tJiat Virgil Jetiks, Sr., Wendell, an- Thibauilt was lieaded wesl listed in good condition today at wiien Jenks, w+rrr was headed St. Benedict's Ihi'spital in east, apparently turned left in Jerome front of him, niibaullt was unable to avoid the collision. Mr. and Mrs Jenks were Jenks' son and daughler-in- liospitalueil . Wednesday law and grandchildren were afternoon following a two-<-ar riding in his car, <«nd were accident two miles imd treated and released from St, Now's thejime to two mile.s west of Jerom e on the Henedicl's HospiUil for minor Carpet that cold floor now! Hob Harton Higliway, injuries. stoci< up with disposables Also lu).s[)ititiized and listed in Hums said Jenks' car was good, condition was Don destroyed, and an' vstitnaled 'niibjiuiU. Jerome, driver of Ihe $1,750 damage wa.s done to oUier vehicle. ’niibaiiiU's ()ickup truck. Health budgeting tops county meet TWIN FALLS - Fifth- Commissionura, working with District county coimnissioners county assessors ond clerks, «ro expccled to dlscwss pwbllc a re proposing covmty w\de -health budgeting ar\(l-pondinK-.rocUsslflcation.-of..land .usti— . land UBQ logliilflUoiUn-Ueroaui—whlch cQultl.CBtubllfllLlaml uae_ IXiesday. on a pormanont b aslf and WiUlam L. Chancey, chiilr; .eliminate ..'the need for tlie •man of the Twin Fj\11s County c o n tin u o u s re 'f lp p r n U a l com m Uflloners, said com* program on nil property wltliln 7 “ mlssioncrs of thi* district .will each county. The projjrom runs Roq. 1.40. Toddlofimo* disposalilo _ _ dls(^M proposals to bc-8ub« continuously and givoH onoh . _ d iapers koop baby dnoi., uhniin.iU> ' “ — ^ m ille d during state con* ..piccii-QL-pcDpncty- a noiu-jip— • veiitlon &pt. 27-through 29 In . pralsal each ilve-ycnrs. Daylimo 5(70,.box of 30 F^og. 1.20. Salo 1 .0Q_ ' Idhho Falls. Ovorntflhi ^zo; box oM 2 Rog: TOC^Srtlo 60C ’ Tlelani^Uio pVTpojre'd'hTaTlh Chancey said " th is , for ------budget-whloh-would-incrciuse exjuni^^costs Twin Fnlls county assessjLnent from ILfiO to county nbour$75;W»- lo^DO,OOfl ' 12.25 per capita per county ami ’ per year and most counties do Open FFiday “/ '“ woiddliV^QnrmnJanniTOnsc“ ‘-not-feel-ihere-flre-flufflclent“ __ foiL-rnoc -^^^'WASHmCTON— Pf«IdTOr-WOuWTatfiwn)oa'"ono:!cmn»imcalIy“ unpo^IaVTr6rc T liuvthe main purpose of the ’^N lx o n ’aropeatcd pledge that he Pi'esldenl" than avoid laUng policy actions now faccs its tragic murdor of 11 hraolla In tcrrorlsis'plot In Munich was to 'Fbut’fday, 5»pl#mb«r 14. 1773 Al Wettefo^®n, Pobliilier PHONE 733 0931 Munich .last week. sever Uie tenuous movement The reason Is two tolii.iFlrat, toward an overall Middle East OificiAl C>1y And County NowtpADcr Mrrnbur of Audil num/iuof <^tr(ulAhon and UP I because' Mr. Nlxpn has settlement ji/hlph Egypt Itself, P.ir^uAnl I d Spclion 40.IM IfliiHo CoOp. TjujfWW/ li hprctjy rfcnunfllcd At Ihff tl*y ol fho r»ek on wJhcm '' FAWCY MEET/NGMERE - not-tri will Op nubfiUiotl Publiiiicrt dflrly And SundAy, enccpf 5Alurrt.iV. At 137 Thl(d Str«o* West. embarked on a very hard line In now Helpless militarily against T*fio » Alls, Iflflho, «330l. Dy Wflo'c V aIIcv NewspAfirrl. Int f-nirrcd as socond cl.ns mA’irm .iifrr April o, restraining Israel from major Israel, Is quietly encouraging. IVIIi .«! th i' p o ll oMicc I 1 »-Alts, Idrtho. ftJJOl, under tlip aci ol WnrcJi B, IB;v reprisals against Arab The CKtremlst Polostlnlnn countries under. Isrool's long- nstlonalfsts .who call established "eye for an eye', tliemsolvcs^ the Black tooth for a tooth" policy ot September have several dealing wlUi the Polcatlnlan objectives: to convulse the terrorlst^ommandos. ; Middle East, embarrass And second, because Sen. Egyptian President Anwar George McGovom, ftirlously Sadat, and undermine all moves exploiting the Munich disaster toward any peace tlmt outflanks In Ws ollort lo hold the Arab Polcstlno, seized by Israel hnportant Jewish vole In the talOOl Everglades A live November election. Is calling Tliat safAe oblectlve was not for Israeli Iwt for .American behind the Black Septei)iber reprisals against the Arab assassination In Cairo ol Wasll -tlie-^—tnucji-publloized- -govarnments-ol—Egypt~and__lelU—the—Jordanian—prime------Ke.IiirK!, iho olleg ilnlstcr" und“u“ hurd^lncr^ • demise of Anieriqa’s unique sub above the porous rock cap of the Thus, the undoubteil ^running— the.^Palestlnlan ------Everglades basin. ■- breakthroughs Into the guerrillas out of Jordan. Tell tropical wilderness, , the normally Democratic Jewish \yas 0 'key actor In secret ^Everglades, is one of those reports The most commonly accepted vote seemingly within Mr. diplomatic contacts between that seems to hove l)een slightly belief is that the Everglades Nixon's grasp are now Jordan and the Israeli exaggerated. depends upon an overflow of w attr treatened by McGovern's government. ■ As usual, it's a ll man's fault. from Lake Okeechobee, 100 miles dem and thot • the U. S. Likewise, that won the Witll his canals and w aterw ays, he tojhe north. It is this wiSter which “ostracize and punish" Egypt, objective ol the Black has cut off life-giving water from the engineers have been accused of Lebanon and any other Arab September In an aborted slates Uiat harbor Palestinian assassination' attempt ogalnsK the Everglades, with the result that diverting. ■ nationalists.' the Palestinian mayor of its animal and plant life is dying. Recent studies indicote, however, .In short, the Senator's blatant Israeli-occupied Gaza ten. days -Wildfires grn finlshlng-thc-Job^..- thot it is rainfall in and around the ellort to putllnnk the President: ago ln.-Amman, Uic_Jordan- The situotion Is not quite that area which determines the con as; Israel's moat loyal and capital. simple, says J. Walter Dineen, dition of the'Glades at any given dedicated champion has been "As for Egypt, which permits chief of the Environmental Service time, and rainfall is notoriously given a potent shot In ^ c ai'm no military training or financial fickle. ______byMunlcH.'Wlth—...... Mr. Nlion... - .at support for Palestinian Division of the Central aTid li '^.^ommlttsr-lo • ’terroriit*;:Tvei7-Pal08tlnian^ Southern" Florida Flood Control If some species of plants and post-Muni(^ policies'thqt serve seeking entry is piaced under District. , <------, animals Suffer during a period of real Apierican interests, immediate and constant i Very few individuols have dealt drought, other species flourish — McGovern is free to^^wing as surveillance. Surprisingly, even with Everglades ccology for an until the return of tlie opposite wildly as ho Hkes. insecure and .unstable Syria is extended period of time, he pdints cycle. McGovern's demand for U. S. trying to“ squeeze the out. Most recent workers'have run Stabilization of water levels in retaliation against Egypt commandos out of ita.territory.. the Everglades by removal of the (which recently threw out its Tlie government' of. .Syria into the E verglades for a yeor or so Soviet ally ) and Lebanon recently refused to allow Vassir -andCTidr‘>My-go8hrifrnoHilio^it'a- -isoKinlled-J^o-yoy-principle----- the—— ANDREW -TUttY^ .<.whoBp-frffBile-pnj=Wcstcnr—Arofnt;— lcad er-* -i)f• the- supposed to be!" and then gone off fluctuations between Jijought and government Is continuously Palestinian fedayeen critici7,lngJfiBt_lithejwiter_l8Joo__ flood — would be disaatfous, to threatened ■ with. ’ fatal com m ando organization, to low" or "the water is too high." -Everglades ecology, Dinegp Uncultured Youth entrapment in the issUe of the * bring 0 show-case jeep, The "true” Everglades, says contends. Palestinian gdcrrilla bristling with machine guns and .... movement) is a wild swing electronic detection equipment, Dineen, Is a vast sawgrass prairie, He sums up: WASHINGTON - In the daily something to do at night. I’ll bi^y slid a TV dinner into the family indeed, -into Syria. The jeep was the gift dotted with green tree Island "The Everglades is an extremely struggle to understand United that, if reluctantly, bccau^ we oven. They are-unacquainted -ii;rhay, to be sure, help of Libyo’s President Qodhufi- ~known OB htimmocks, and other tough and dytiamic ceoBystem . . . ..Slalea— foreign- policy, a have to live with them ond with the m ysteries of s c o rin g a McGovern regain political the one Arab leader atlll willing columnist ia required to do o wise -marked by Tsloughs and a wide-open, free-swinging besidesw we haveT grown■ 1 to love I. . Kitchen sink or pushing a jp-ound he lost during the eary to give the Palestinian certain amount' of ideological strands of vegetation. ecosystem that has been subjected . ., ., ^ , them.^tiil, I om cad enough to vacuuiff cleaner. Boys become aaya of th is A dm inistration. nuUonaliat movement open and During periods of abundant • to much abuse in recent years. The head-taocWng with members of raise Uie quesUon of why It has faUiers without ever balancing „hen he supported unstinting arms, money and W a s h in g to n s d ip lo m a tic b e c o m e .a p rim e national a check book or mowing a lawn tj,c basic Israell^iDDOsed Mid- suonorl rainfall, it is a flood plain.. When Glades are not dead; they are alive colony, and It can be reliably obligation to saUafy our tods, or hammering a nail. Their Sle East' s S S plan of and well in South Florida." For the' U. S. to engage in rainfall is deficient, it is often reported that foreign grownups As a citizen who has pot spent growlng-up process seems to n,r.diplomatic reprisals „i,om he for now the continue to deplore w^at-they all his night-time years consUt mosUy of watching TV, mtacksMunich for • tragedy having would^consistently be to call the cultural state of examining Rembrandts or ear-apllttlng Jam sessions over play into the extremists' undercut” larael.- hinids. American children. dallylng In Christian, Science the talking . „ machine, careonlng - — ------McGovern But if themay President gain votes were with to It la the contention of my reading1,1 rooms « j ' I®”' family car, and succumb to the temptation of what Middle East experts here foreign acquaintances that capable of wondering why wolfing cheeseburgers and outbidding McGovern's post- regard as his post-Munich American parents are derelict pursuits other than those of Munich Middle East policy, the dcmogoguery, but — us of today In their duties becaiise they fall fering frivolous pleasure cAnnot I fear we deserve the op--result could be catastrophe b o t h M r . Nixon will not share that to guide their sprouts into be fopnd for our children. Has it probrium of our foreign guests, (or the Middle East and for the luxury regardless of the Nov..?_ ^ ’ Skyjack Pact cultural paths. Instead, they really never occurred to the We have abjectly surrendered u. S. - election, complain, thQ overage papa and avorago American adult-that to the teenager’s-frenetlc-urge------m am a hereabouts spend their teenagers might read a book on ,o^m ethlng^:raklng.h.t_^^^-g Representatives of F7 nations are aHion will be a long time coming. ■ *tlJ7ie~fraiittcnlly~5ccl(ingTTilll an occasional evening? Or sow road, we have left the child with -meeting-in-Wflshington-as-a^legal------Algiers-and-0ubar-which-have- fwd pleasurable social life for a seam? Or. perhaps, even help nn time-to thlnk-iui-Qrlglnal their offspring^ ^ with the dishes? thought or discover Trollope or subcommittee of the International been the havens for a number of What they ipean is that since These days, girls get married even to sit quietly, alone, and do-. Doctor Says Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) skyjackers, should be willing to 1( has -become an American who never-fiowod-on a button or absolutely nothing. - to draft an-aeeord-designed to put'a=prgivetupJhatdubiou^istinetion and -tcodltipn that kids must have Dear Dr. Thosteson: One o f, woman is pregnant, she stops stop to skyjackings. probiibly would if it were notlor the ■ -“something to do'.', with their my friends is thinking of ovulation, and when she doi^^n't scads of free time, we are all the marrying a man 63 years of age. ovulate she can't get pregnant Canada joined the United States .pleasure of annoying the United ROBERT ALLEN -She Js _ a virile', wide-awake ogain. States, where most hijackings hove time arranging dancing i.n-ETfiiMsing th a t-a ll sig n ato ry - wassails, slum ber parties. Coke person in her late 60s. She is Well', the pills -change-the nations deny air service to or frpm occurred. Their “guests" have drinking and other assorted wondering If there will be any hormone balance so it any nation which refuses to punish been a problem. tcenflge Bacchanalia, lest our On All Sides sex life with a m an that age. I resembles that which occurs In or extradite sky pirates or The United States and Canada moppets run away to some cannot answer her. Is this pregnancy. Thus, nature thinks within your province to answer? a pregnancy has occurred and saboteurs. face an uphill struggle to get any untidy opium hell. Their Whatever else Sen. McGovern didn.'t start .lt. He gave up his - B. G. C. prevents ovulation. Then you charge, renewed during thia is. he certainly is “flexible." chance to run for reelection in This apparently reasonable kind of-accord although there is cun’t get pregnant. month of school openings, is Examination of the printed on effort to end it." _____ proposal iminediately,came undjsr___ unanimous agree^ment that - Some men that age arc Are you having a gall fire from the Soviet Union, despite something must be doncT An ICAO that we -try too hard to keep.the njcord shows clearly the South kids entertained. Dakota radical has remarkable sexually actlvei many aren't bladder problem? To find out its statem ent that it w ants to' insure conference in Montreal adopted an how the gall bladder works and As-a Dutchman put it, dexterity in being on all sides of Sl’s ^ ^ r v i e t n ™ w a f ‘“sh““ a"sks“':o r ° O r that the greatest num ber of nations anti-hijacking measure in 197^ but “American parents seem ob major issues.. His consistency what types of trouble to look for, poiiowing tho.t s^sion ! ; : r T h r „ " „ i r i r 2 t . ° : send for Dr. Thosteson's "take part in el'tprts to control the it was a futile gesture. sessed with the aim of making in this capability is as dlstinc- McGovern described President booklet, “ You And Your Gall • hijacking problem." Hijackings have become more their children as popular as tive as hla flexibility: 1 u .. answer would have to come Johnson as “rambling and , ^ _ »_i Bladder." Write him in care of possible with their friends,'' Followihg are striking Incoherent." 'Later he wrntnwrote gentleman friend. Transportation Secretary John difficult since 82 per cent of the this newspaper for a copy, Ordlnftrily, I am left cold by examples from leading (what he cbrefully does not Volpe told the opening session of attempts succeeded in 1S69. No Dear Dr. Thosteson: Exactly enclosing a long, self-addressed , most of the practiced sneers of newspapers: mention now): “The President the two week’s conference that more than one in four is succecding how do'birth corilrol pills .(use zip code), stamped' foreigners concerning the VIETNAM - Providence Is a tortured and confused man. hijackings would come to a quick this year. That is too many. Americon quality of life Jo u rn a l. July 13. 1972: ... „ . . ju .u ^ prevent pregnancy? What docs envelope and 25 cents in coin to vi„,nn^ P«l ■!“ '0 'ho bodyt - p. F. cover the cost ol printing and end when ail nations refused to Nor do we have to wait on because I suspect that if parents McGovern said he was not he has gotten into in Vietnam. . The pills are a m ixture of handling. harbor the hijackers and leave agreements. Trans World and In. say. England or’France, changing his views on the need .He reacts. violently ta li5rmonqs. As you know, when a them "no place to hide." American Air Lines have shown were as rich as their U^. for withdrawal from Indochina. suggestions that our In Frencii representatives said common sense in' announcing in cousins their kids probably He recalled the “flat pledge" he volvement there Is Immoral." there must be unanimous spection of corry-on luggage as would be Just as spoiled. But my had “made to take every ABORTION - Time diplomatic sources do have or American' soldier out of agreement to make "any another ■ step toward hijack magazine, June 26, 1072: mm WORLD point.. ' Southeast Asia (which includes corrective program" effective. If prevention. Thjs may be a minor “ Abortion is a private m atter I mean, good night, nurse, a Thailand), and to ceak all aid which should be decided by a the problem -is left until there is inconvenience to travelers but body can wade through a sea of to the South Vietnaniese region. pregnant woman and her own unanimous willingness to forego a could spare them the peril of being American teenagers without, “ I do not. have the slightest doctor," says McGovern. bit of national sovereignty and liow kidnapped, finding one who so much as doubt that every American Christian Sciencp Monitor. to the will of the majority, effective cracked a book during the long troop and soldier will be out .Julya?.U972:--‘iTh«ro ^laa to be summer vacation. Even during w ithin “ 00 d ays “ of my some regulation and that I ■ ^ tM school year, you^can count Tnauguratlon, and that's the leave to thrBtates. I on the fingers orone hand those-rplcagB l niime/' ....; " nTinrMnn American porenia who suggest MiamiMior ' herald, Aug. 12,10721 demand." That Is Uie stand reading as a tlme-klller. McGovern told POW wives that -uken by Sen. McG CROWLEY'S JUST RECEIVED . NEW, FRESH introduces Modular ASSORTMENTI 100% SOUD-STAtE W e l c o m e . to t h e featuring'?^ ^ W UJJAM !K)Vl) . . . ‘Hoppy' dies V I D E O M A T iC Western TV star, ^tiHnatie^lofTV4 74, dies LAGUNA BEACH, Colif. (UPl)-Therc hove boon 16 •' different Torzons, six L-one • Rangors. twa Supormoni throe sets of Botmen and Robins and 0 Utter of Lossles. ' But there could be only one Hopolong. William B oyd,' who mode Hopalong Cossldy a fixture of the eorly days of television, died lote Tuesday night. He was 74. Boyd was the first of the western actors to foresee the White Shoulders by Evyan - riches that could be mode In ihc inimitaUv roHihmk fragrnncv television, and porloyed 0 ;>rf/frrt’(l 6y fci'nuit/uf women who crvaiv series of cheap movies made fashion and are ailmircd for their yenrs before. J n to . one. of ficrsofwl iovclincss... television's biggest hits worth E#rlv.,Americon— millions of dollars. >• • model 7584 I’Olllum-v s'. Ill N il); ( Iilo^iu > l,.MI II. N|'.' - He so identified the black-, .lll.llj|l hill' Sllllllltll’IS 11.11 ll .Hill ilollt |llllllllllv IlKI clod, silver-haired Hopalong with himself that no other actor could take over, and after he YOUR ARRID retired he refused to give EXTRA Interviews, for fear children Moditnrronoan fttylino- would sec he was not the CHOICE niodul 7560 saintly knight of the sa£ebru.sh «699 he played. C()c»f s«!cj tho first colof Instant Automntic Finn jX C C C C O ^ Tho Brilllnnt Matrix, Funeral ■ services will be Inluviijon tlwil w.ilclu;;. you '• .•runino^ioinainbtitiLaho- 'Picturo Tube ____private. He was'aurvlved-bv-his - TiiTi* V ldoum atlc jifur.iSu siM|,iny lor oveiy •incofporntos todoy's m ost' widow, forinur oclresa Grace E lectronic Eyo.wiiiclKJH ______stiilion siqriiil iiiul koups it jKlvnncoci tubo luclinolcMiy ____ _ Bradley, his fourtji wlfe, -.Jllii-liuliL yuU-Wi)lc:li.iclcv.ii.ion bv .iiuJ - iQckiid-iuJbfiu-^oiloctly-limodr'prDCiso" " Esiory color clot'is cbiiV|jlcjt«ily siirfoiiiulod ------A spok'esman for South Coaflt .iiilom.ilic.illy iKl)iisU yoiji |)ii:liti(:’(i^i |)icliifo- on uvery ch»innul, ovory liinul by 0|Jiiqii(( hl.'icknuss to rcdiico -----C om m unttr Hospital;— where r.oinr, hrintitnn'iF^-nnfj rrnnrr^^i-VirinnniJiici TDttccTions nnu nivo you liir buttor ^ Boyd had toen^naer care sinccT yult ii brio^'t. clu.ii. sh>i(|) iJicUirn . Automntic Chromn, contriist'-for moro brUlinncol Ju n e r HOld he djed of a cliiy or'nujhi iiiiloni:iliC'ill'/1 C ircult^roducos voriiilions combination o f PaHiin.son’s in color inton.siiy-iin(l o'vos disease and heart falluTe. moro uniform color Irom After brief stordom os a WARRANTY station lo stiition .. .{tulom aiicallyl ONE FULL YEAR PARTS AND SERVICE. II romantic Iciidlng man In the •Modutar 100% Soli;!- durino tlw 1020a uh^tfr C o^l- f^. DeN^llIt);^ Statn ClinRKis (or innni ' Automatic Tint Control- Tirbt vunf^'Hjd.it's Miionnvox'o liiull il will b» (Who ■ \^8 str\ick~by Boyd’s rop.nirnri-wtTfnfb'cluiraiTToTlnbor nr piutb. nntl moro "l)rlhnB hflliirfll flosli lonos. ____ 4jleamlnR,_prcmlilurcly. Wh|t® An Si^oned tu r tle : . " Thi'i Saturday \ Come c/iiJdren of the universe, and Sunday Only! t \-JetDommn ta]^eyouawa}^ far^f^ 1CN0XV1IXE; Teim. (UPI) — KnoivlII* pollco aren’t lure,; but they m ay have a "itoiied'* turtle on their handi. CHILDREN'S NbtcoUci Lt Ikirthea Sweeten iild the aga in St te rrorism dlicovered a im ill turtle In a plaitJc paciuse of MATINEES marijuana'Tiieiday. The marijuana had been conflicated earlier In the day In a aarc^tJcii • WASHINGTON (UPI) - A t Wllilnm 0- Maeomber Jr., Uirough indirect m bans to • ■ ■ arreit fldputy undersecretary for man* President .Mixon's direction, Palestinian- fronts from such Mra. Sweeten laid the turtle acted itrange. SecrotJiry of Stiite Wllilnm. P. ogcment, heads tho'committee wenit^iy A^ab countries as Initead of retreating into (ta ihell, It becamc Rogera is seeking to mobilize focusing on protecting foreign Saudi Arabln, Kuwait and hlfthly agitated >vhen dliturbed. world opinion ogalnflt Internnr visitors to the United States. Libya. Libya, Ubanon hn-on cflntrl^mtlopfl-othoc— weakesM inif Ih Uio Amorlcan In ine intermounlnin Region 340 fires burned 01,371 acrea. fliindowy • foreign counlriefl.cnn m«kc... dm in of rcosonlnB. - - .ilurlng 1072 Uian-ln any other . Flrog in 1072, however, havo .Under lUrccUon ol Ufd"Sls(r6" United Slntea has poor year" in history, says a hiding out of fllghl and'slriking group, Americ'iln diplomats are relntions with Ubya and has Foreal Service official. ,1 without notlcc. trying to get cooperation from only very limited influence wlUi nobert McBride, chief of tlie Parallel to visible actions, police and intolllgcnce organiza UiD other Arab countries. Diviaion of Fire Control, said which , the St;ite Department tions of other countries. Rogers 1,474 fires have been reported has been announcing wlUi sent a periionul appeal lust fonfore, tlie (idmlni.stratlon is weelcend to many n(|tlona carrying out a lo.ss spectacular including Dgypt, Ubya and Almanac diplomatic pffort but one which, Iraq. In the long run; might produce The prime Amorlcnn aim ia Hy United PrcNs International In 1001, Preaident William more concrete, results. to cut off .or grenlly reduce Today is Thursday, Sept. 14, McKinley died from wounds Tbe effbrl Is organized by monetary support as well as tlie 258th day of 1972 with 108 to inflicted by on assassin eight J Underftecrelary of. Stiite John territorial sanctuaries for follow. days earlier. Irwin II, Beneath him are ...... Palestinian. ..guerrillas...... The moon Is approaching its" In 1M3, the first ijulntupiel^ — two—com m ittees-w hich-deol------No~UTSr~'0ffrc!nl~Wlll~^0y~^^*‘^^^°^^<^*'- • :------In-UTSrhlstoiy-to^i with the effort’ within the publicly'what countries might - Jne.-morning stnrs are born in Aberdeen, S.D., to Mrs. 'rUhlted Sl4ilfcsrnnd-thc cfforr-be-rnvoived. But iris generally. Mercury. ' Venus, Mars and AndrewJPIschor, abroad. •; - ‘ ossumed tluil funds Row In _10Ga, the , tanker SS .... , The evening sUir Is Jupiter. Manhattan became the flrsl - ■■ T" r ”■ ‘fhose born on mis uaic are comnierclal aliip l^nov^gate under the sign of Virgo. American physicist Karl- Television Schedules Compton was born Sept. 14, -IBflTr------T>iUriday,S«pi«mb6r U, Itn Friday, Sapitmber M, )9J7 On this day in history: Ai 7pm on chAnnol^ Jb, J. flnd II, At ; p m.on channols 3b,3, and It — ond at Oo/\ 5 - A\)vle-Aroyp/lthP... 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I ‘ Twin fall», Idaho 83301 ^ l l'( ona of Ih s bast and [PliiyiTllGAIM wm had lb m ov* ll.la lh a I Enciottd li ) 1 8 for a Tlm«i*N*w« • ubicription ro: Motor Vu for ona waak only I PHONE I Narne ...... ,, ______jj.College...... — Address r . ' ...... 7 3 3 .0 9 3 1 , State ...... Z ip ...... l | t e ASkFOItWE^ I CIRGUtATION |I City-.-. . r-, , .-.n, .^-^. State^^rrT-r:rZ'PTVT“^. -'■ V;'!:# tSi I All mail lubicriplions aro to bo paid in. advance. Offer, d e p t : i t ' ■' o^od only whore carrier lervice is NOT available;' An A.|h„.. n ,|,H,^tr...... SKVJKKED !■■■■■■ aiaiaiH aM B ialiiiliiaiaB aM aa ' aHARtlDN ICSIDN VVETTC MIMIEUX .'SKYJ/ICKED' N .y y e L iu.,swaK jAU€CfiA»Mn>«wiann wiiiiimxjON ii’ttu e c w H 'lJiJjy /iiii'N I I .s II I I I I I IS V H I I > IA4 I i K s M i i v \ | | ... ,\(V\ Route of election SSDiuriday, SeptembBr U ; 19?afT1mw.N<'wi,-Twlr^ Falln, Idaho 7 suit BOISE(UPI) -Attorneyaoh- nosaojrrbllowlniro wcolTof 10” trict S4's six prticinctfl after ho eral W. Anlhony Pork floys hla tenfllvo research Into Oho dis lost the nonUnatlon to incum office moy not bo the proper puted election. bent Wayne. Loveless by four channcl through which a auit Hie m utter began when Dem votes. challonglng n'Bannock County ocratic state leglslotive candi Officials from the attorney cloctlon should be filed. date John Pino o f Pocatello roi general’s office Uioh traveled to He voiced hla opinion Wed- queated a recount among Dls- Pocatello, and in the courso of Investigation uncovered two ap parent discrepancies in the dis trict’s voting procedures. Tlie first was tlie use of bb- Source of funds sentee ballotfl In regular vnting mochlnes on election day, on apparent violation of o'ballot ing regulation from Secrotary.of asked by Demo State Peto T. Cennrruso. The -socondlrr^flu was-dlficov-— ered after a voter from District CORRAL {UPD - State .of politico! campaigns by 34 wbs given an absentee bal Democratic Chairman Joe monied Intpresta. ' lot from District 33, and simply McCarter Wednesday called wrote in his choices for “Mr. McClure said he favors upon Jam es McCTure to disclose election, one of whom was complete disclosure of the the source of nearly 140,000 in Pino. source of campaign con contributions to his campaign Park said although the secre tributions yet hf; continues to for the U.S. Senate. - tary of state m ay be in a strong keep secret the source of nearly McCarter .'Mid a recently er position as chief elections of $40,000 of his own compoign published news story quoted the ficer, "he lios also Indicated contributions," McCarter said. Republican nominee as that because of the late date favoring disclosureuiut.iv.iutv ofw* financial '■I, • I thinkUUIIA theUlC puupiu people ofUl IdahoiUUilU and because the aggrieved par- contributions and assets as n have the right to know wh» Is ty-(Pino) is nble to bring ]ita. voter protection against control " financing his campaign.” own action, he would not prefer . to initiate the lawsuit," “ If we were to file an ac tion," Park added, "we would _,— spend most of our time arguing Dvcrwhcthcfwc- hadnhcTtght' to do it, and oould vek-y well end up not reaching, the slb- ocean gas fields stantlve issue in the case.” BOISB (U P D - A well-known the nation Is fast becoming de- C O H V icis - -petroleum expert said today the pendent on foreign oilrmuch of- in ittflte United States m ust turn to off which will have to com e,from ' shore areas for development of the Middle East. new otl and natural gas fielda. "It is-estimoted thatlf pres- BOISE (UPI) — A Fourth ent government policies and District Court Jury of' nine -faking at the annual meet economic trends continue, by women and three men has ing of the Idaho Pelroleum 1985 this nation will be depend- convicted Danny Ray Powors, Council here, Dr. Wilson M. ent on foreign lends,for almost 22, Kellogg, of first'^egree Loird, ^ c t ^ of exploration GO per cent of it^ oil supply," m urder in the slaying of a fellow for the American Petroleum In added tHatT>nIy^m'airorthc state prison, stitute; sold the United States two per cent of jhe continental . Judge J. Ray 'Durtschl has Simply isn't .producing enough shelf surrounding the United continued the case until 3:30 oil apd natural gos to meet its Stales has-boon-touchcd by ex« - p.m.-Sept.-2l______ever-rising demands, and added ploralory drilling, Powers was accused of killing William Henry Butler on Aug. 14,1971, at the penitentiary. The Jury deliberated more than five hours Wedncsda>'before finding Amnesty rejected ' him guilty. , WASHINGTON (UPI) - poll In Idaho’s Second District id—to- unconditional. ■ amnesty for young men who left Applicntion the United States to avoid military service, Rep. Orval flciiilline near Hansen reported Wednesday. Aging -Hansen said 52 per cent'of . WASHINGTON (o h Hop. those responding believed ihi^t Orval Hansen says Nov. 15 is immesty should not be gran the deadllrle for submitting ^ se m b ly ted -under any conditions. He applications to him for the said 3<5 per cent indicated they iNavol, Military, Air Force and would support amnesty coupled Merchant Marine academies. proposed with a rccfulrement for national Hansen (las six vacancies In service other than In the armed the seconcj distrlci to the U.S. forceii. ~ service 7\eird6mlefl for llie en WASHINGTON (UPI) - S e n . Unconditional amnesty was tering class of 1973. FVank Church, D-Idaho, has fnvored bv seven per cent w]^ -- proposed-o-world-assemblyH five per cent offering no aging because of a retirement ,. Gcldfiah arc. domesticated opinion” ■ ■ cousins of the carp. revolution. Ho sold Wednesday his pro posal would be. conduct42d with in three to five years from- now. and added It might be di rected by the United Nations. Church, chairman of the Sen LEARN ABOUT ate Special Commlttoe on Ag ing, said the malor function of the auembiy would be to "In volve governments in a cooper- atlve venture which would help WEIGHT® each nation determine what kinds of action commitments m ust be m ade ih .a world in which larger and larger seg m ents of the population live to WATCHERS to ol4?r and older." AT FREE OPEN MEETINC DO you w»HT TO m u « g o m v a s m witcmeiis? — -— ConwlMffflKltliiiiiiuina mm ho* to LOSE WEKHT UNO KEEP n OTF FOR COODII rR II OPIN MUTING Thun., Sent. 14, 7:30 P>A. Collage of Southern Idaho ------•'A«d»mtcB]dgv7Ropm«J;l?JilB::L ■ Twjn Folli, I d o h o _____ W eig h t W atch ers* Is Ihe Many, many thousands UrEliiiiiiil world's most'r.espicled of pe.ople IhrouQ hout tho KUBAN ~ weialil'control United States and In other orQonization. ___. ‘ porfs of the worlcj have JCOSSLACKS. —.-Woiph} WotchoiiT Isb supco'ssfully losj vveiflht w h o w ant to Idse weiQht help of W eight Wafchors. -LIBERACE a n d koep it off for o o o d . Join the g r o u p with a - WeiQht W atchers Is.a proven reco'rd of'success proorom that works. C om o to th e o n e 7 -:— ^ o i 8venoHer-a Frob— Liletime Membership II WeigRtWoTchors. r-you mainfoln goal weighl— -within.twopbunclsr^ ------S Ttm*i>N*wi, TwIn J^alti. t^ho Thurij|av, Stpt«mb«r 14, 1973' W ith d ra w a l ufjged^ on Attica records iiJEW YORK (U PI)-Tlio “ pbllco"dfncor8 Involved !n of the (teoHi9;^'32TpmatMrA . head of the McKpy CommUalon potontlnlly crim inal events dur- alx-(oot wood carving • was has ukod.'Attorney Oonorol Ing Uie ript and tho atormlhs of . placcd near a stono momorial Louis J. ^fkow ltz to wltlKlrow the pridon oftorwnrd to put. to the 11 guords killed by polico a subpoena Tor Uie panol's down Uio rebellion. It Is bullets. The participants re records Invcstlgoting last year’s bollcvcd the records Include the moved U^ewoodmemorlol after AttlcQ prison riot. namca of Inmntcs involved i n ^ i e cerfijmony. • . ‘ Deputy. Attor/iey General the-death of g^iard William^ McKoysald he ’ went' to Robert Flsclter*, tlie atate Quinn during Uie opening LofkoWitz after Fischer refused official directing the grand jury momenta of the riot, nnd those' to ‘witlulrnw the subpoeno. ‘' ' tnvostigation into tlie Attica who killed three prlBonerfl VLefkowltz snld hn wns Triot? has aubpoeoned the during thU five days priaoners hopeful we cojijij work out nn records'of the McKny Commla; controlled Attlco. _ ngrebmenf and I said tJmt we .Blon, which wna nsslgnod to McKny accusod •‘Uie.stAto of would not give up Uic rc(;ordB," Model C-79 moke n corhplete report of oil "breaking an ngreeniicnt tliot McKay snid. Ho said if tliat the events involved in ’ the wc would not oak to aee* the route folia, the mflttcE-WQuld.bo— TofielHon which clqlmcd 43 gr/i.nd jury*8 records and Uiov token to court hv the cnmnrilfl-. Gasse+te "iiw r would not ask for.^ours." sloiT General Dean Robert McKhy -of the Tlie commission'a report, the McKoy said Uiat news stories New York University Ijjw first official account of what of tlie commission report School, head of tlie commission, happened before, during and "played up" the criticism thnt refutes sflld Wednesday ■ Its records after the riot,*'wns made public Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller would not be turned over under Tuesday. The report was-should have gone to Attica to, Compare at ®39.00 testimony any clrcumstnnces since it had • critical of Uie m anner in which personally direct stfltC' opern-. promised confidentiality to its, officials retook the prison. Uons during Uie riot, ■ WASHINGTON (liP IJ-G cn . wltneaaea. • ' About 200 persona gatliered ' Creighton W. Abrams in four m e records reportedly con- outside Attica prison Wednes-' I • /* $ ^ ^ 9 S hours of testimony on unouthbr- tain names 0^ inmates nnd dny to ob.ierve the anniversary L . n i e j t a i n Ized bombing raids ognlnflt Nortii VIotnam clearly contrn- dieted earlier iitntementfl by in u s I lEiru^ Gen. John D. I.i)vcllc, Sen. John PQW relatives .. C. StonniK.-D.Miflfl-flnid-Wed'- n csd ay ,...... ’ Israel ' Stennls »iid he was. not _ - __^JERUSAl^M-{UPI}-lni^^^ surprised by tlie confllctr.bui lor Minister Joseph Burg snid did not disclosc ' its nntufd-.. today it would be “undesiroble. Stennls Is chiiirmun of the COPENHAGEN {UPI) - Uiird PQW to be released. wa.s and dangerous’: for alleged SUCKS Senate Armed Services Com Traveling with suitcases packed «dvised by her doctor not to American underworld chieftjiln mittee, which has questionecl with letters and small personal travel. Meyer Ijmsky to rem ain in Stripes & Solid Colors I.AveIle nnd Abrams in closed gift^, the mother nnd the wife The group is ted by U.S. Lsrael. se.sslon Uils week, of two American prisoners of anti-war activists Coro Weiss, Tlie supreme court ruled Abrams' nominiition to be. war relaxed for o few hours ot the Rev. William Sloane Coffin Monday that Ijmsky had to Close Out ' Army chief of sU tfniasTiepn Copinhagen airport enroute to of Yale arid CHIchgo Seven ' leave Uib country, rejecting his delayed beciinso of Lavelle’s Hanoi. defendant David' Dellinger. application for citizenship. In admi.sjjlfyns of bombing North ' "Pm still in a state of shock Dellinger, who was given effect, it agreed with ]^je.^ ' Vielnani in violatlori'of Pres and cannot believe m yliu‘sb7md special "court permission to Interior Ministry that he wa.s a ident Nixiin’s orders for protec will be 'Tree," said Olga travel pending appeyl, said:’ '"Uirent to public safely." tive- reacliun strikes only. Charles, 24 of Snn Diego. Calif. ‘•We hope to •urrl'fu next In an interview with the li)velk’ Indicated in House SJie is m arried to Navy Lt. &iturUay {ind will sUiy in llunui Jerusalem Post, Burg said testinioM__ Ittat ^-Junc___thal_ rtej5t=4lfon«p^chftrleft,j}n«_flLior-a=wcck;“- :thcr£L_WaaJio'evidencellihlclh'^ Abrams knew of the violatlon.s. the Uiree POWa NorUi VieUiam 'Pie [irLioner relea.se'will be iJinsky to crime in Israel nnd Fo rm u la "Tliere'.s a conflict between -has-prom ised to release from Uie first since 19fi9. .said: Uie testiniony of Gen. Abrams captivity, '•How and when we gel out 1 “His remaining seemed to me and Gen. Ijivelle Uiat will have ’ SItUng next to her in the don't know. We have to play It boUi undesirable and dange- 409 to be resolved by the commit- airport's VIP-room, Mrs. Min- by Uie ear, but It’s a wonderful rous, wheUier Uie danger was tee," Stennls said after nle Ue Gartley, Dunedin. Fla,, posture by Uie North Vietna- of organized crime In Israel or SPRAY CLEANER -Abwm»^ppoarunco—WodnoB— 8mUod-4ind-8ald^-iiMji-blBgeBt—n\ese-con3ldcrtng'-thnt-ourTiir-o^‘ J«'‘«‘-‘l“beeomlng-the center— day. "I'm n’ot,^Jurprlsed at the problem v. as to got all the'raids havecontinued.. of illegal activities obroad."’ Reg. 99^ confllct.’the testimony has been letters end small personal gifts “How these three boys were Burg snld there were two so voluminous. It's Inconclusive for other prisoners tugged into singled out to be released we reasons for Uie court-'s decision, y et."' my suitcase."- don’t'know. I wua culled to "First, we received a steady The hearings were to resume Her son. .Navy Lt. Mark Paris and told by the North stream of information, perhaps late today wiui ATr Force Sgt. Uaftley, was shot down over vieuiamege delegation I could, not alt of it exoct in every Lonnie Franks, 23, of Cedar Hanoi on Aug. 17. 1M8. The bring a peace delegation ond deUiU, but aU conveying certalh Rapids. Iowa. wife of MajT Edward Eliaa. the uny relatives to Hanoi." unfavorable Improasiond. ' 6 to 8 'A & 9 to 11 V a p o n a -RegTT^l-rl^ IMSEet M.7|9 Value 9 9 * Assorted Ajax STATIONARY-BOOKS WINDOW Diary, TiUpkant, S id p *. Aulsgrapfi ■ /I CLEANER y l T Q / / 15 oz. Aerosol . Knit Reg. 69' Sportcoat Now wide lappis ‘ ^ 3 7 ‘ LIST Fall fashion patterns Focolio and colors. ~ Royalo Deep center vent Loather-look trim on ^ Bd+fitoarri S85.00 v 77i,' ri');V u t i l al Knit Slabks - 1 ® nssiJE 100% PolyDster ' Flared.logs ■■ Wesicrn pockets - J V , f ! ^ 9 « Array of fall colors Knit for comfort Sizes: 29-42 " $ 25.00 FACELLEROYAIE FACIAL TISSU • 0|Mtn 9 o.m.-.Q p.ik 9 n.m T ^'fi m: Snnrtnv* ■ ' LYNVVOOD SHOPPING CENTE'R 125 COUNT .•REGULAR '.iStUST aifW I , .. • THDridayr Sojitombiir H. , 1973 TlmM'-N«w5, Twin Falli, lt)iho 9 ^.JRupcrt nows? Coorglo Pem o faiithfu i praying fo r gragsTrP^ ferv(>r Uyton, 07M 008. , r ------‘CHICAGO (UPD^Democra. hnve hwt feelings. A vital -back to Uio-last time theirman Jn tho.l&72.campalgni___ i__ .(or all lt>;worth. George McGovern Is and what storofront headquarters his own - W h - : arc praying Uiat Iho fflcbr in McG<)Vfim*rchimwJS -campaigned in Illinois. Ho had .Now Pokomy \k In Chicago ' On Labor Day. ilie troditlohQl. ho ‘believes. . ] organization already has oikihbd~ cibslo ro R v a c a t Fo n Eifiie graiu roots fervor; that has to be how badly feelings 'Just trailed in the Now ruhnlng'McGovern hba^quar* Jumping off point ^or serioiu As. for Daley, iPokomy'said In Illinois, sometimes with pcmocratic campolgning, tlio l>e considers tlie mayor a m ^ Daley lleutensnts in attendance.. Rt-OMNINO ' BBt-G«orgo. S -' McQovem's wei^ hurt when the.Senator's -iCDLmpfihire prlniory, conc^od„t«rs. at W'.W. _MqnrM _ Street, S6l*r,-|»,197J-- (tteiary campalnn winging wlU people m'anoged to bar Mayor Florid^, and was giving 'Illinois ^yearWit) political pro sat in B of his'word. ive nilnols tor . him In Richord Daley and his the . token treatment before corner restaurant In Qilcagb'a *‘The.mayor says he supports tvembor. diicago' delegates. iron7~9io ’taking on the Dom^rallcTIfild •'t2»pr"drlnkinff'diHJ0ff0inflt«d" Ufe^tlckefarid I believe he It will Uko iTj-lot of hustle. pem6ct*atic Nntionlil Conven in Wisconsin. Analysis coffoe, 'eating pocan pio and supports the ticket,” Pokomy McOovorn's ’flianQBors aoy tion. ' ■ McGovern camQ. out of reviewing tho outlook in Illinois. said. “ I have no reason, to they m u s t^ k o niinols to win Tho last time he talked IlUnoifi with only ,0 few Tho polls, he proUictod,.;voul(l believe he does not. There may NEW DIET PEPSI tho CQunti7 '^ b u t ' early pblls publicly about that embarrass* delegates but ho won Dig in, plotting to pull off onoUior chonge now that tho campaign be some who would like to ti7 tastes ^ great...you’ll do ahow President'Nixon winning mcnt, Daley^ld, "Wliy should ,Wlflconsjn,and bccamo a red Wisconsin, structure had been shaken to win an Tl^ctlon in Illinois Iwro hnndily. ____ I . got mou?'' McGovertiitcs hot contender nationally. Ho hopes to do It in much tlie ' ^w n and.“ wo begin to take t}ie witliout help of tho Qilcogo aDoubleTakeL " ’McGdvoni plannora ore bank hope' Daley means it. Some ■Rie yoilng man creditod'^Slth same way, working from the message to ^ o j^oplb of brgnniia'tlon, but I am not one ing on tho usual jngrodionts for Chicago machine watchers won laying tho groundwork for precinct'and store front levels Dllnois... You’ll begin.to aco of, them.’) Domocrotic victory in nilnola der. Wisconsin wos Gene Pokomy, up, bringing his candidate to sonrio switching around becnuso Beyond tho mayor and his DIETPEPSI -Given—tlwso—tr^ublofl—«nd firHt.-MGGQvem: tho pQOPlo, and working, the right now people have some precinct captains, Pokomy |)la- \*^ong perceptions obout wlio "cesmuch of hifl fflitnrrthinoe- which is whnt some critically more. McGovern loyalists hark.' "whi*kld’’ hf)ahagers to surfoce isfluo of alleged tax inequality flo ltla j tindar lh« aull>oiity ol PtpuC o, N Y. _ cdll .tho Chicago Democratic machine. * . But even a machine, a —poUticnl-maohlna-at-loaBtr^&n- Honesty SW ENSEN'S MKTS ibn taxes Queried WOULD NEVER SELL YOU ■ )_„-Scn. . •of President Nhton’s key re- election spcecnmdWDj*^. Sflltt" Wednesday the President wasnT — bolng—lialtogcther-honcstlllln- promising no new taxes if he wins a seconcj term . . “I think we’re llvipg in a ONLY THE FINEST U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF AT THEIR dream world," Saxbe .told a news conference. Saxbe also criticized the revenue-sharing measure the Senate passed Tuesday, calling , "a fraud on the pubUc." « “ It's Just • typical of tho SUPER STEAK SAtE ^politlM of today when both parties ore trying to fool U»e Swensen's Markets supporMhe Magic Valley Beef their meat tind ballbbrTTh^r prices are not-dble to ^people,” he said, and added: indus^ry by buying only U.S.D.A. CHOtCE_bfeeljex^ buy all the best meat.rSwensen's Markets are able J:^, ‘'Idon’l think-the President ls_, being altogether honest with the clusively ftpm Independent Meat Co. right here in to buy all the CHOICE MEAiT they can sell at prices — poopio- -when—ho—say s-th o rc_ , "Won't be ony new taxes." "Twir»^Falls77tOckHy^h«~big~stores—who^bailyhoo^^—eoTVsistentlybelow-the-^discounters!— Saxbe said Nixon had quall- •-fied his statement by saying It '"' eppiled^ if Congress kept ROUNDSTEAK . government spending under R I B S T E A K TOMATOES 'fc s o billion, then commented; —^^That'g-great: -Vou-tan-saythe— TBamc thing to your wife -don't -buy ony groceries and we won't LARGE _ n ■ go into dcbt.*' Asked whot tax ‘Boneless” . . . 98^b Increasea he foresaw^ Saxbe SLICING ... ■ US replied: "Across-lhe-boord percentage increases ... AT ~ U.S. NO. 1 Idaho ^ everylevel." ifep^siRi.oiii BONELESS WFATOES $ f 59 20 LB. BAG . Boneless^SIRLOINTIP B U H iP P O A S T PIGKinNGimiQNS STILL A FEW LEFT lb. HAPPJNtSS SEA STAR i - j . , IS A BIG GIvo Your Child GROUND BEEF the Adv.qntnaos S T I C K S ^ ^ COOKIE DANCING FULL OF LESSONS 1 lb. SUN MAID , Rhythm - Grace PKG. Poiso - E«orci$o ROYAL ROCK B-GRADE RAISINS .. BAo Co-prdination ' ' RED CABOOSE 19 oz. J to c rc a tio n ------TURKEYS CERTI FRESH Self-confidcnco LARGE SIZE C ^ WALNUT MEATS 1 Lb, BAG. . . PIZZA ’ I ea. REGISTER I t , T M A IL FAMILY BAKER&SHREDDEO IMEAISIZE PURINAHIGHPROTEIN //• C O C O N U T 1 lb. BAG. . . h a #* TA'AI Fall C lastei Bogin ^OG FOOl XIHOC: or BU f I t-RSCOTTW^NESTtB September 18 MORSELS,... CLASSES FOR PITTED IMPORTED BOYS&GIRLS. • Beginners DATES • Intermediate' • Advanced -BANNOCK^RAND^SOLID In SCHIUINO GROUND. _I > n f W E N S I N ' S P iP P E B BUTTER 1 lb. [ACReiiTICS • MODERN JAZZ CAftNAHON-Vi --MIACIC^MARKETSF 4 Hi ox...... 39' TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ~ ihw e 733^1446 J f U N A ; . GAN Donna Mauldin KRAFT Q T. SIZE ■■ 28 MAIN , K IN G :S I2 E ^ SCHOOL TIDE MIKACLE WHIP— SV * OF-— AMERICAN BEAUTY 12 oz. PKG; KRINKL7 R e g . 1 9 - daistce: STORE HOURS! 6 q.n|. to iq p.m- m 6 n . Thru iAT^^JlOSrS'^VBBV SU N D AY---t l7 a b ---- ^-----S 4 ' Dbirec Eceertit/B Tuiincr\A\/ ' Studio locatcd PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATUBDAY and MONDAY ;>rhas programs-^— from A to Z ; S O M f O f p r o grams facing offerod at thfi Magic yalloy VM- YW CA inc(udo Jlioso i//us- Iratod at lofi— vol/oy'- ball, ballet, scuba diving, archcry, judo^ slimnastics and isridgo. Programs for men and womon, b oys a n d g?r/sT"^r~B^ explained during an' o p e n /lo usft Tuesday a t YM-Y.WCA' building, . 17S 1 Flirnboth Blvd. The o p e n hoos^o w ill bo fro m 2 to 4 p.m. and from 7 T 6~ 9~~p:mT~RefrQshmcntr~ will be served and door prifes and free mofnbor- shjps gtVen. • ; . BLUE LAKES t : SHOPPINC CENTER KIMBIES j DAYTIME 30's j 2 • 1 • 5 I * 1...... • 1 • 1 • ' . . X. j . - - ^ 1 - • 1 • t»rr »uiHO 1 • KIMBtES 1I • \ : SALE Mogic VbtleyYM-YWCA sets open house TWIN FAM^ — The YM- Mrs. Beverly Hwcknoy: art with exercise closa,''V^’lellerman's men's volleybnll league, marble guides, Y-I yWCA, 1751 EllKjbcth Blvcl., Martha Carlson; bridge with contest, boy’s soccer leasue. shootln),' contest, V-lndlan Y and Hi-’ In^tes everyone to-Its “Swinj? Ada' Burgess, candlomoklng ~ ^ttrthrynH^trpcTfhdus^ FB (b' with-^Soroihy-i^ke^roelietinB- •4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m./hiesday. and macrame' with Bertie Featured during the tivent Schnltker; creative stltchery FASHION niiirjdjiy, Supfonnbor K, 19/J-Tlmoj-Niwt, Twin Idaho . 1 1 '’ Alfrusans pick 2 State Grangers TWIN FALLS —, Altrm a Q j|b members Now We^re ^Boatjacked^ . named delegates to the Sept. aOn)HUng on Twin— Jnstruct a t ICH Falls school needs at Uieli; moellng Tuesday at Ky HELEN HENNESSV Colonial n6use. KING HILL — Ttilrtooh state salaries' for state. Qrange of- NEA Women’s Editor Virginia-Bancroft, and Glalne Nesbitt will Grango officers officiated in Uio fleers along wiUi Improvements NEW-VOHK -^..(NEA) - repMffent tl recently in Sacramcnto.' Calif. Stovo Waters. Elmore County JiQiSfimftJils-Uash.. courUerlL —Ira-Kiatlcr—Goodlng7-Btntc“ PomoTiirGl‘flRgc master, elegance and dandy's dis- oversoeri-fipoko-about-aending^— The— K1ng^HU|“ lly Oswiihl & Janus Jticnby Burley bridge club , Sonth look his'ace of hearts Tin- ImliJini* hn.s l.i-cn uiul cashed his ace and king WVsf N.Mlh i:iis| .S»U||| BURLEY - The Burley by Mrs. Jean Holmes. —of -apHdM.- East “discarded- • - 1 ♦ Dl.lr Duplicate Bridge Club had six During the board meethig it Ihe seven ol’ criiJ)s and Soutli ■piiss 1 V ■ ‘TiiV.s - tdljle8” iri ~ploy Tuesday tit wofl decided that the’club wtll paused for a moment before 2 4 2 V :i ♦ Burley Elks Lodge Hall. host special events open polrs jeading a third trump You. Sr.iuh. Iiolcl Winners were Mr. and Mrs. L. Sept. 26 at Burley Elks Lodge ' West took his queen and AAQK7 VKJt 4.K'IKI C. Hunter, first; Mr. and Mrs. Hall. got out with a iieart. .South W iiul du.yuu dll . pittved on a while hut event- ' Harry Wamkc, sccond; Mrs. - It- was -announced that unit A—Pass. V«)ur p a il n f r liiis Kent W oodlandand Mrs. Haven play will be Sept. 17 at-Uazallon ualiy miagueased the tpieen puslu-ct du- II |t |) II II 1- II I S III ilu- _flf..^lumQiiUa Glerisch, third; Mrs. SyMfl lOOF Hall, with dinner to be ‘ do\vn. llifir (iiiiii iK'i. E i ^ and Sirs. Hogg, fourih; Mi^ed at 4 p-m. and bridge This was a very nice rtib- Mrs. Lois Stephenson and Mrs. gam es will begin at 5 p.m. or her bridge game South T O D A V S (ii;j;srioN Evelyn Hunsiiiger, fifth. immediately after dinner. apologized at iengtii for mis- You (Iti liiis?. WIiiM do S'riii guessing the queen of dia- K-mi-' Refreshments were furnished ^ in u n d s , N ortlt apQloKJiwd- tor- A iis« fi tiiiiiiiri'iiw having a poor no-trump and ■■(•timimsaate.d- w I Ui—.Soutlt- ahoul the bad luck in ti unips. We said nothing because -lututtop^hould-iM* Flovs^er g ro u p in g s d is p la y e d TWIN FALLS - Mrs. Alice Prescott denionstrated four flower arrangements, with African violets predominating, when the Magic vauey tiaTnf^ paulia Gub met Monday at the home of Mrs. Sam Portor. A display on a loaf project started in March was postponc^d until the next meeting to l)e Judged. Papers were passed out for members to fill in on how -thair-plant^wa* raised, and the method used. Questions and answers on pests and troublea.with African violets for the summer were discussed. Birthday anniversary gifts were received from secret pals by Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Ray Fike and Mrs.'Hahnan Paulsen. The next meeting will be Oct. o :' p ro m ise s HAZELTON - ~ Com -OriHlUn-taciiinii-Unrbrlitc'Dfr Robert 'Bloihain In cvenlne r i m « th» LDS Church In The support panfyhose vvilh ■ ■ ,■ JteM llon, ___ .-KUy graH uatcd sup'port. -^ —. — - -— - , Tlio hrBe l> Die (I5u®tcr oP -M n -tn d Mr». Harold Grlflllhs Alive by Hatics. I and the bridegroom In the ion of Mr. and M ri. lUchard Bloiham, all Haullon. _ , ■ - J-”'' ,, _ FoUowlng-«-honeyino«n-triir r to"Sairtsln cityTThrcounio —K>ldM-liwPSKat DEAR ABBY; Please help me, and please put the. answer In the paper. It may help somebody else. TWIN FALLS - The Twin How does one discourage persistent invitations from ..roUs.ohaptcc of Idaho Wcitcr'a ^ somebody tRey”3o not~wTnt to nave mbro than a business League will m eet ot 2 p.m. relationship with? I have tm n going, to the same, beauty ■ Saturday in the Idaho Power -shop ior iWe yonra. The operator I have is a very nice, tho ouditortum. The programj aomcwhat aggrosslvo-peraon. The -hah’drcsser I go to does leader will be Pearl Campbell.' my hair exactly the way I like It. but she koepi niggeating ^ e roll' call topic will be that we go !ftero and there and the next place together, ‘'school.'' Persons interested in __I doiVt care to aociallie with her and have said I was - writlng-for' publication -are EusyTTiopIng she'~^uld get the Hlnti~but she evidently welcome. hasn'(. I don’t know whore she over got the Idea that I wouM want to become a *'bu(ldy" of hers. TWIN FALLS - Fidelity She Is a married woman with grown children. I am a class of the First United widow, with grown children and grandchildren, too. . . I -Wothodist-€hurchTwill-hovo-Ilfl --havo-«- For Abby’i booklet, "Hew to lUve a Lovely WetUlag.' MmI II to Abby, Box Ct7M, U t Aageles, Cal. MM*. ' A^agic Valley Favorites VIRGINIA WOLFE 534 6 th Ave. W.. Gooding S m a n O G S . . the p ^ i^ r ty of 1 « es the Tlroes-Newi and cannot be 2-3 cup m ilk ------— — returned- 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt V4 teaspoon monosodium glutamate powder =^4 .cup flour —^«-to-^ cup-com-meal Dip wiener's In batter nnd deep fcft fry until golden brown. *nw Tlmes-Newi will pay |5 each WMk for Magic Valley Favorltea. H you have a r«dpe. Just maU It to the Recipe Department, Woroen'a Page Editor. •Hie September good buys listed SIipSHO^E - Good buys Jor, tlie month of .September'in the food m arket are listed by Jeanene Apnest, home “ Good protein foods U)nL\yillbc- ' plontlfuj aro turkeys, broiler- fryers, . eggs, _dry'. beans, peanuts, arid apples and french fri(^ potatoes. Sliakf crumbs from the ^lectricnl—TJTm.fttoaster weekly. 3 Unplug-nnd_Jvdliri:^‘BpIoidibo^^ from loaslEr:overatlT)Tt or wn3tcbus-.„|:;'___SBPT "1 5fh 9 P, M.... k c t.' Helcase lever to open • bottom oKd'shake; Out come CHANNEL KHVT. TWIN FALIS .the crum bs.' ^ 1 1 LDS rites unite co ■ - Thurtday, September H, \9 h Tlmo«.Now», T»*ln Fa|li, Idaho 13 Retired teacher$ set meet SwoQv — CatcaJfft - AulUiont RICHFIELD -■ Adroon Cutlom-Mnde to Suit Oardner w d Dais Sandcra wen SnmplBt Shown in Mnm* JEROM E T-HuitiirsLreyulAr------Miss NancoUs uU i thls-yoar- be held at 12:30 p.m. orvOct.-13 Ailffar-, larrled' In double ring. mooting of tho Retired MU bo an ItAporlant ono for attheTurrClublnTwifiFoHs, '* lUIHITI'SDIl'IIKIIlES MTemoniea conducted at the Teachers Association will bor retire d tonchors and ad< Miss Nancolas aald. 4S1 Mnin, HoMhon Salt U k e U M 'ftm p Io All*. M. |Mjdatl2;30p.m. Frld^attho mihlBtrators and. that the ‘ Hi« bride la the daughter o( Rogerson Hotel, Twin Falls. program s will bo of Interest to Mr. and Mra. Allen Oardner, Edith'' Nancolas, president, all . She explained tliat this Is the and the groom’" parenta are Jerome, said a special In silver anniversary year orihe' SOTHORIZEtTDISCOONfmrtSFr" Mr. and Mra. Unley T. Sandera, vitation has been, Issued* to all Notional Teachcrs' Association all Rlchneld. . now retlroes. this year and a QUALITY MONARCH CARPETS!! Attending the ceremony m re personal Invitation will bo “A special m eeting' In ob- PLUSH SHAGS ' i parenta of the bride, and Mr. wallod to all names available, servance of Uio anniversary will • KITCHEN CARPETS and Mra. Q K M Ward and Jay ...... * Ward, all nichHeld; Mr. and • SCULPTURED CARPETS ' Mrs. Leonard Stout, Tucaoh, Shades alone , . Budget Easy (Ny/on • Acrylict • Poly«i»6fiJ . - Atli., and Mr. and Mrs. Bob 2000 ROUS STOCKED IN WAREHOUSE Allison, Rupert. . NEW YORK (UPI)-Woi$lng • NEw'VORK ( UPI)-Studles The couple was honored at a i on a tight budget? Conaliler hnvc sliown children prefer BY MONARCH CXRPETS!! reception Sept. 2 at the Rich slmdos nlone for windows and cnrpeling to - a hhrd-surfncc - • Can Be Inilalltd Within }-3D ayiolO rtltrll ' field Ward LDS Cultural HaU. skip tlie curtnlns. You ;icnn iflooi.'Try'Indoor-outdoor .cljf- [hoy received gueata In a hall Inmlmite your own -shndes; pctiVii?. It Isn’t as expensive ns decora^ with bouquita ot using n bright fabric, or you oUier farpellng, ns a rulo. It KEITH’S INTERIORS lalsleB''and chryaanthemums con trim n readymade al)ade-lms this added feature: easily Downfown on fho Mall. and accented with large white wlUi ball fringe. Ironed-on cleanM . — NeMH^-tlie-flon-Morchg — Twfrrfnlli ___^ wcdillng tells.''me ,| culoULs or Indinn m otifs • rimIs___ UneWDilBepafotoii from tho resT of the hall with whits gtandarda adorned with white- daisies, greenery imd yellow and green treamers. . . Tho bride wore a floorlcngth jown, that toatured a fitted udlco, long sleeves pointed in f o c u s : over 'the wrists and a rounded hice edged scooped neclclinc_ jumpers nd sheer yoke. The lace edged chapel train foil in deep folds from tlie bodice. Her elhow down-to-there j length veil of bridal Illusion was Rcaught by a tiara of pearls. She Best bet for any campus, the newsy I carried a bridal touquet of ankle-grozing jumperrZopped-up w i t h " Idalales ond-rbaby's-breath;' UUS pT Icentcrcd with a white orchid. aoUencd cqatdrcss with a to ps o( oil, kinds, it ffi-cvcles-itsRit intn- K.r 'nie'bfldo's married sisUjts, Mfi. AND MRS: DALE SANDERS' young, fashionable aijlrflbok" K'i'iMrs. Alaine Stout, Tucson, aiid Low hip tabs create a sleeker, lodks you con wear to lectures, labs, KMrs. Derry ^Ison, Rupert, longer-wafsted look. Send! -Sunday_ bcunch; A.- Ruffled^, shoulder ’,W rc her m atrons of honor. The ■ Printed pattern 0240; New inald of ftn q r, was Carol Lyn women's slzes.34,.36, 38, 40, 92,' with cherries at the waist, cotton'^cpr-. ^n'ders, aister of the groom. Senior citizens feted 44,46, 48. Size 36 (bust 40) takes Tho bridesmaids were Sanna 3% yards 45-lrich.' duroy in sizes 5-13. $16.95. B. Tartan J\ and Valynn Gardner, sisters of BURLEY — Tho annual Curtis reported the Old Folks Seventy-five cents, for each-each. . .itK ij- u '■ !: the bride. tUiondn SwalnBtba_Biirku-lJlRillalui-Bartu-lot-tht_Dartlca were orlcinatedjn — odd-S6-e«lrtereach— “<-‘7 " ^ P ‘Olq-Wifn-golaen-Dulteins,.5=-|-37 ;}?'and' DcAiui Diion, Rlchneld, Old Folks was held tuesday in Salt Lake City and have been pattern for Air Mail and Special - $16 95 Top-Of-The-Stair I and Kathy Gardner;rt^r; 'trtth about M personsjro^^ a part of the Burley stjike for 57 Haridlmg. Send to Mariort _ 'T^Sacram ento, Calif., n cousin of Burley area attending. Martin, times- News 395 vthe bride. The event began with a movie Pallcrn Dept., 232 West 18th 4 4 . Steve Toth, La Jolla. Calif,, courtosy of .Harris Theater. Receiving .the prizes wore_SU-J^ow-York,-N.._V,-100U___ , Vwas best man. Luncheon was serveu at the Archie Badger, 87, oldest man Print name, address with zip, ' ^ A pale yellow and white three- Burley stakehouse. In attendance; Mrs. Polly Jeffs, size and style number. - tiered wedding cakc topped After the luhcheon musical 89, oldest woman in attendance I 100 top Fall-Wlnter patterns with china cuplds and daisies entertainment was furnished by Mr, and Mra. L. E. Crane, In ull-new Fashions to Sew centered the bride's table that the Charles Ward family, Almo. m arried the longest, 58 years; c-aUiiog! Plus* fabulous bonus ' .wns^ skirted with grpen lace Prayers were by Arthur Craner Horace Connell, most’children, — choose a free pattern. 75 urufflea.^Tl»ccekeiwi»:made;by—and—AlfPOd—Crone.— HolpH- 14,-a h d -fo r4 flg m n d c h ild rc n r" the.bride's mother and featured Rasipussen, Burley LDS Stake Mrs. Ezra Jolly, 84, greot-gr&nd Instant Sewing book , sew • a miniature Salt Lake Temple High Council, was tho children, ond Mr and Mrs. todoy., wear tomorrow. $1. ■ between the second and top speaker. Mr.andMrs. Burdell Walter Howard, biost recently .Instant Fashion l>dok - layera,' along with daiales and Curtis were chairmen for tho married, six weeks and five Hundreds of fashion facts. $1; j , cuplds. &7th annual :01d Folk«-party. days. n Smaller cakes with tlie names *— of-the brldo and groom' \ either side. Green candles and daisies In crystal goblets also y decoroted the table. ------T h r TrakcsTnd punch “WSRT' served by Mrs. Ross Swainston and Mrs. Ken Dixon, who were d-by-1 Midvale, sister of .the groom; Dorlene Amerlcon Horse, Janeen Dixon, both Richfield; Peggy Muulock>and...Gnll. Stocking, both Carey.' GuraU were ^rved at quvtet tables covered with yellow and centered by crystal goblets holding green candles and white daisies and chrysanthemums. Mrs. Dixie Godfredson, Shoshone, aunt of the bride, sat at tho round white skirted guest table which was centered with a floral nrrangemcnt ' of ! chrysanthemums and .daisies ahd a plaque displaying the newlyweds' wedding an nouncement. — rBrothers-of-thfr-WderScott; - —Evan—and-Qahr-Qardnerrac~ oftptt>d gifts which orfti late in the evening by the’brlde and bridegroom. A short program wos presented that included a vocal duot by the. groom’s fathor-and sister, Tim and Carol Sanders; 0 vocal trio by sutcrs of the bride, Valynn and Sonna Gardner and Derry Allison; a piano solo by Carol Sanders; and a vocol duet by the bride ond briaegrpom. Bob Allison was m aster of corcmonles.-—'^— .Guests attended from CalltomlR, ^ U o n a, Twin Falls, Shoshone arid 6irey. P— -TT]trripw~coimleKiB~rnftklrig^» home In ^ In g v ille , Utah, whilT the groom Is attending Brigham Young University. Shades of — NEW-YOWK-( UPlH-Wlndow ■ slmdes . ore receiving star billing In many of tho most successful decorating treat- menls • within many j^-fce^ ' “TanRcsr 'nccorrtlnR'to^lnterlor decorators. Tlic reason? Tliey- offer versatility, (TrotecUon and Inau- — latlon In a’ choicc-of”CDlor8,' patterns, plus such indlviduol niceties as Inlerestin^j herpp* shades, trim m ipgsnnd pulls. 14 Twin Falli{ Idaho 'niurtday« S«pt0nib»r 14/ 1973 Values like these mecsei big savings Regular Grade A Fryers Skinless Wieners Hen Turkeys Boneless Hams Ground Beef • SforJJnfl ^raod •N orboif — U S.D.A. G f a d o A • Tyson'* — U .S.O.A'’(nipocfed Bonanza Grand Buy Any S(ta Pqckoge _ and U.S.D.A. Graded A • For Aftor School Snacks 11 to 13 Pound W olpht Rango W holft/H nlf fi r O n n i J . 1 ^ 0 9 ,b 49^ B o n o l o i s Short Ribs of Beef wo do^^I’p oTway, Pork Party Roast Boston Butts lb. 98<^ Guaranteed Full Cut Round Steaks Choice .B 1.33 Safeway Sliced Bacon Top Q uality ■ U .S .'D .A . M i r a - Chbico Doof lb. 89»^ Tender Chuck Steaks Armour Sliced Bacon C u r o ;^S:-99^ _U.S.D,A. .- C h o ic e Boneless Pot Roast 1 . 1 . 0 9 Bar-S Sliced Bacon Fine Q uality pJo: 99/ T m /T ■ I U.S.D.A. Choico'Qoof Safowoy Trimmod -BonejSjeako -B 1.65 W Ifole or Half Ib^:29 Tyson's U.S.D.A. Standing Rib Roast Sofgway Trimmod ' lb. 1.19 Sliced Bacon Chunk Bologna Fresh Fryer-Breast^ 'G f o 'd o A M or'roll'j^ldbn Gfl»p tqbel Safow oy -- By The Pibcfi ' For R«ol Economy A Croat Quick Moa'i Idoa M b . Fish Fillets ?Ug. 7 9 ' Ib. 65 Greenland Turbot l b . 69 everyday discount prkes This everyday discount prices Advortisomont EffocHvo In F r o z e n h a l f - Buttermilk Bre^lound'Top Band Box Ice Milk D e s s e r t Q o ilo n SAFEWAY Twin Falls, Jfrom e, U 9 / S k y l a r k B urltyi Rupert Cfoom O' Crop large site m 1^SUc?rd- Hom r Style Bread - ’‘1^*49/- “^Prlcof'jrUorm ’ ' Grade A A Eggs do, 4 7 / Effective Today C r a g m o n t 1 2 - o z . Thru W odnoadciy, Premium Bread ■t„V38/ Canned Pop ular or Diet c a n 9/ S e p t . 2 0 , 1 9 7 2 . _ . IBf^wn 'n . . . n^counl_n.^-^ F l a v o r s . quorl I !■ , S e r v e p a c k a g e * i f SkylarkHFea Rolls Cragmont Drinks 4 M i x e r s b o t t l e 1 3 f l - < b . n / t . Dati[sh Nut Sweet Rolls W righrs pllQ 43/ Coldbrook Margarine In Quarters pkg. £ , ^ r Follow Thct.Arrows Lipton Soup Mix 34/ To Gr.ealerJIIscouitts- -CriEam^heese —NoHB'finHr ^ All Stores Are Loaded 1 .6 - o r . “tat^Drink o:S 36/ JSuperJjackerJacks- — pl S a fe w a y Check These Super Savers ; . • Discount Check These Super Savers Price Rrtngle Chips -2 --4Va-ox. cor>6- 67 72. _Dole-Cruihed,- 20-oz. Sliced or Chunk can 3 9 ^ 1 4 2 / Double Size 28*oz. ^^^Bel-airCreamPies'29 ^^Jeno's Pizza Regular Mix pl ■ Bathroom Tissue ^9^ttageCheese I JJM tj Facello 2-Ply . Fruit half- Kitchen 200-ft. or Plain pint Aluminum Foil C ra ft roll 20.OZ. boHle Piedm ont 3 2 -o r.‘ jeir EASY, THERE, EASY! Ye». Ma'am, ttioppinj at Safeway is easy. No rieed to itretcti "inctio**\to reacti our top shelve*. All food* are'with* Cheer Detergent 'In easy reach You'itiould have heard lO 'lb. 11'OZ. Poctcogo Town lOVi-oi. wtial Mrs. Smith lald about our wide. House ,y Tutia 1 7 5 -c f . Gelatin Dessert Paper Tpweli roll 3 6 / Clorox-Bleach ^ Post GrapeLNuts^ Bathroom Cleaner Cheerios Cereal Air Refreshener ^ZA9f> Pooch Dry Dog Food 'bin5.34 C & H BrowniSliflk 1)i^^FOTd « BiS^hortening M otoriOir dedicates hew w ater, sewer system By TERUV CAMPBELL hoped that the Formors Homo . ‘'Wo con no longer afford to .State FHA officials wore Tlmei>Newi writer Administration would bo ’em—uao—w ater—unwisely—and- -DonaW—br-WltiderrTllrecton------HAIL£:Y — Holloy has shown powered to hove m ore in- waatofuUy nor can wo aflfo~rn d chi^sed by the FHA on-D 30.ycar that through the new federal system bond election, the state l^Pu ,i®- ,j , terni; 197,odo state grant and' Rural Development Act and tlie official said "m an y cities (^^^cnso budget, $103,000 federal Environmental revenue sharing bill, more should look at tlie example of Guests at the dedication in- Protection Agency Grant. lnccntivelBTBxpoctcd1o-bc^tvcn“ Hniley‘*-ond'doscrt^cd^hirTity“ <5ludod—Jo m e s—M -'ltim b allr •— ConstnictloircmnKo project— to small communities "to solve ns ont which "had done more > public -health engineer for the began In Octobcr, 1070, and was ' their own problems." • for itaelf than t_s_ normally Idaho Department of. En^ etentially complete at the end of Behrens said that he also required." , vlronmental Protection and i07l. ^ • HealUi; representatives of JUB Phase one Included rebuilding i Engineers, Boise, project of the Indian Springs water consultants, and local supply facilillos' and a new legislators. transmission line into Hailey. ' B ln ln c CamnM Officiate at Hailey |ilanl riles C a s s in Aide refuses E lm o re j G i J e ro m e ~CTrm m eirt~atmuT llanseiriTates~^ L in c o ln E x p lo s io n M in id o k a T w in P a lis futures m arket BURLEY — Dan Murphy, 19, Paul, was V a lle y Jbond vote Nov. 1 dismissed' from Cassia Memorial Hospital Dy MIKE RQBERTSON public. They were the secretary . .. . Wednesday after being-burned in a service Thy^sdavr Soptombor IH, 1V72 • TIm cs'Ncw sw riter . 'o f agriculture, a Ccwnmodities HANSEN Hansen school i;r^dcs,r--is too stnall and - station fire Tuosday-nlghl.------TWIN FALLS — A high U.S. Credit Corporation attorney and trustees have dcclded to call a outduted. The rest of the grade Burley firemen said cause of the explosion Agriculture D epartm ent official one other unltlcntified official, bond election for a new school students, as well ns and resulting fire at the North Overland Husky refused comment Wednesday He said the large traders did elementary building Nov. 1,, junior high and hjgh school service station was unknown. Several windows on alleged m anlpulotlon of * not get ony more lead time than Supl. Percy Christensen said students, attfcnd class In were blown out and the lube rooms and inside of lary, game prices on the Idaho* potato anyone else, Wednesday. another building which is beside Uie station were gutted by the fire.. futures m arket. . "McGovern can chargee all he • The bond issue- wiU be for Uiejilem cntafy build[ng:.. Several men who happened to be at the station __E. F._ .Behrens, executive wonts to,",Behrens 80ld..‘‘lhercr™ ___ _ npproxlnfwtely $250,000, he said, The proposed new building had the fire nearly under control with chargesrtttrBur ley assTstant to secretary of Is no truth to what he says.” . but exact figures Iwve not been would be built to Uie souUiwest extinguishers by tlie time firemen^irrlved. agriculture E arl Butz, said he He said there is no-actual completed. of t^e present football field, BURLEY — Two adults and occupants believed to have didn’t think Ifwould be proper controversy over the issue ^rl,st<,m*n.suid. i one juvenilehavebeen nrrestcd -tiiken-jtems' ffcFm-thc-Barks-f<^'' ‘'‘n^^'o^o^^c flW Conimeni-unlqBS’ form crs-think—th n r Trustees made., the decision ' - . . . - . . ^r> »li« -- _ _ i» l___t r t ______t... • > ‘ Tuesday •night after a public Attendance in Uie Hansen and charged with two counts of home. on the Issue. . getting .50 cents more a bushel Tita<:l;ig attended by about 30 school-system is npar 300 burglary and a fish and game Items recovered along the he hadn't actually for their wheat or permission to . r-'persons. Most of those attending students, he said, niore were violation.J-. borrowpit, in the sagebrush and studied the issue. Behrens said plant more acreage next year • seemed favorable to the plan, 135 elementary puplfs-when Development group Allen Aultman and David A. in the car were a stereoplayer, that the U.S.D,A. with less federal control js ; the superintendent suld. classes .opened this fall, but Bass, and a juvenile, all of thu atapeplayer,severnllapesand. Cof^f^odity Exchange controversial. He said this ' He said the general feeling is , enrollment has increased since Burley Labor Comp, were a shol^jun. Also in Uie vehicle A uthority is handling the came about because of the that the present building, wliich In botli the elem entary and sets Shoshone meet charged with burglary by officers found three hnn oharKcs. oI__nianiDUlatinn-tho—agreement-with-Rusaigr houses only the first three secondary classes. CnsslaXoulltyTitiMitt’S ofnSETa'P'iMisants and one duck. All market, _ ‘ In his speech before Uolaryr — SHCJSHONE — .'Hie Shoshone Office of Dcvttlopmcnl._ ilbQUt 7 p.m. Tucsdoy nlnht. four ot Uie blrd,s were still' Prominent among persons Behrens said, '‘There exists n ^ v e lo p ^ e n t Corp^ will m eol^t amendm ent to Tlie trio Is nlso chJtrned by' warm, acc'i|nling to officers, characd with thc^mohipuloUbn real need for clearly spelling fish and Bomo officers wliji All of the Items recovered' J ' Slmplot, Idaho's out the Identity of Intercata Compromise „ r - " s h S o V t «.» »H«1«1 .005 RuMlc . - . . ------with Mndle- hetw aan------farm ors— -)unction with an Economic »^-Eeonoml^evelopTOnt- one duck In their possession, except the shotgun which was J- Spiegel, retired chalrman'of consumers." Dcvtlopment Admlhlstrotlon . Tlie events leading to the taken in another home burglary the Chicago-based mall order "We have to help the perlenced. a net outmigration. meeting. arrest began about 3:45* p.m . on Sept, 9, according to officers. firm, Spiegel, Inc. — consumiing public understand urged on funds Robe^i Miller, president.of ‘“Bether with decline In-per Tuesday .when Clarence Barks, . Investigation is continuing They and others were that the beat assurance of an the local group; said this capita emplo^cnt of more west of B u^y, requested an and the trio is in Cassia County chnrg^ by the Conunodity abundant food supply Is ,a. 4Continued from p. 1) M aintenance of a Senior offlceriashe-was In pursuit of an Jail. , ' Exchange Authority with ^strong, profitable agrlcultttrc. . 7 i S more ‘"LTC t ‘ll)7o“% S; attempting to manipulate the 'Ttiis la whv Secretary Butz has ‘WfTFondo'Kann^ira’Scnlor^^t^ze'^ the .Burley old station wagon, with Public Works ond Economic Idnlio-Potato-FuturOT-Markol—gone-to-theT)Ubntr'overTo3Io CiUzen c(M:hoirwoman. went a tu-ea is of utmost importance to ^ .r-EDA-Tcdevolonmenrareas. -step-furthcr-imxbrcssing'iier lOCTA, accorumt lu nt Act undcr~whiiHuvulu(jiuenr ______KetehiiiiL during the 1970-71 trading year, and TV, in.scores of meetlngs. group's displeasure with the Overgaard. He said that of Shoshone.wasrocontly listed for ArrangOmeriU for . the man livltl In p press conference before and through t|ie press, to defend CA/\; ''' • 133,000 citizens over 55 in Idaho, "redevelopment.” , meeting with Lincoln' County C l e a n sRCflking at a Twin Falls Rotary • farm prices." ‘•V^t assurance do we have three per cent ‘ are" The redevelopment areas are conunlssloners and other in- HAI1J2Y — A Ketchum man Club m eeting W ednesday, H6 said that It should be that the 113,000 won’t got 'lost' PresentJyJa.volve :sl"- t< 11niM N*wi, Twin F»lli, Idaho THurtdav, S«pl«tib*r W, W 3 . , I d a h o Valley W eather Repcirt N a t i o j n a l Tem peratures T cftipieratureg - a a o ' o - I. ByUnlted P reii In'tematloaal Aberdeen lllghLowPcp. NEW YORK (UPI)-Stoclc Ml J4H . M lnnP U t.U 11 JOH JOi/i JOI/I...... ]J 40U M U W- MabiiOIJ.W IH UU UH UH-*- ^1 • -BoUe Atlanta c 8 8 -«S prices; «)ieo(l «l Uw outMt, U J4U, M ^tu UO 31 j m JJMi J l'* — lit u nh n u — Buhl Boston cy - '7 0 . 69 .23 -turned - lowe*- Tliurmlay comni pw i _JJ^U4-lSlk^UU>-'—Ut- Mtjitf Ln -Burley. . , Charleston^.C. _ 6 5 _ 1 7 5 _ . . m _ nvxletate tradlna on Bie New Wl t|i/i u»*+ W MtorrUHnJl U U^% \4'A U';4-t Caldwell Oilc^go r 84 G i .50 York Stock- Exchange. • - f 31M. Itlti JJW- Ml JS- Hit MtV MKi MW-*- ^ CasUefprd Columbus, 0. r 88 67 .08 The Dow J o n e ^ ln d iu lrlsI u, » * >1» 1IU 111^ im. N«ICaUi .40 371 14'/.,. 1S^ IS H - 'A Orangevlllo Detroit r M 60' .09 . ■ , nhorUy botore M S p.m. SUin- I I 34 3« — v« NalOlilll .to 334 11^ 171^ 17H-<- Vf »H 4»Mi »'/»- \14 NallCtn M 71 34U 34^ 34Vi:.... Ilagerm an El Paw cy 7fl eo -.08 ■ (lord <1 Poor'# 600 slocV lnde« i ll Ovp I.OS M 17ln Utk Uifc- »fc OP** ^ atSlMl 3^1 ,331 l*«fc 1* 1*'*+ i/J Homedale '-(louston c 00 76 ------WaiTdown 0.07at 10fl.D3. panniw m ' } ) ..IV .. .1’.^ . m , . a M a to m iiO i 14 S7U S4Ui S4«4-;- ,.j^hr* .. w .. .. -,ouaZ s"s. aL ;v L“Sr5'!l Tempi o 1 14 1 93 relations, lower C • - • Travi tq ii1l 13 47 Thc sourccs said the treaty —Agreement to grant the two mTco” *!*! ,-,4 was aimed at expanding Spain's—flag’ airlines mutual landing 'Hie treaty—If and when it is Cl ■*» f *0 and tho Soviet Union:s twQ»wa,v ^righta^ i t h the ^ v i eL-Unlon’s .cQngludcd-w il) hfi nn )mporU>nt uniiuno II 4'trade which was a modest $30 Aeroflot eager to got permls- step-in Spain’s efforts to. opoup; million in 1971 but has soared, sion for a Madrid stopover for nornializc relations with East- « to more than ISOmilllbn In the its line to'Cuba. " ern “Eurdpp*. Similar agree- uN'jriio 'VuNor ^ anticipation -Confirmation of plans to ments'have -been concluded ‘Alclm ;»3^?4«of the agreement. hold tallu in Moscow next year with most other countries of Under the treaty, the two for Spanish purchases of Soviet Eastern Europe. The next step, iii“"om"‘ iil! 14 04 countries will grant each other oil. ■" thethe sources sources said, will be *i» i2!5 ______„ „ purchase______of raw —The setting' up of per- consular agreements which tloo 4) materials, ogrlcultural products manent trade missions in thc might eventually lead to full find Industrlol goods. t^*o capitals. . diplomatic rejations. VALUE LINE F0$: ~ " ' . la 1 31 . - Suc€essful Investing Uoi Cfn i « « JS Speci V 40 10 49 VnarbM 7 34 7 91 By ROGER E. SPEAR Vanurd 4 00 4 37 IWO f.9J _ Q - Whul are the prospects held for Uie past decade, thus u Central Station. NeW York, N. wliliia'r i ll iS!! Nationul Tea? 1 have held reduction Is unlikely, unless Y. 10017.1 , Mu II 11 II41 the shares B years, all the while second quarter operating WELLINGTON rcccivlng good dividends, yet results'are poor. Hold. ’ °E".aic>r 34,3131 so the stock goes down. — W, S, <3 — A friend tolci mu of a Contracl VA '1» A — National Tea, now quoted publlcuUon “Official Summary, 14 w IS 49 Board at a 2-year of Security Transactions and i3 i»i3 76 low, returns m ore than 7 per Holdings." Could ^ you------please•— *-•'tell approved " ®| J25i cent-— Indicating Investors’ me where I can get this and how ‘ I* uncertainty as to the dividend much It costa? — T. T. BURLINGAME (UPI) - 07 rate. A - This Securities and United Air Lines mechanics » In thc June quarter, first of E x c h a n g e C om m ission across the nation have ratified a the current fiscal year. periodical la printed by the U. S, new contract creating ,an im earnings plummeted sharply government Printing Office proved retirement program, the from 11.8 million in the year Washingtoh.D. C. 2W02; A IC.50 International Association of earlier period. Sides were off 1.7 check, poyable lo the Machinists said here. ^ per cent year-to-year, puttirtg sUpm'lhtcTunmf^r documents George' J . Robinson, president Wall Street .tiddlUonal pressure on murglr\s will purchase a one-year and generol manager of -akttiuliL-aQumm]d.7|)V riftlOH - s iih ^ p tiQ n L --S in tn e~ co ()W rO l» ’trici Lodge H i;— BOld-’ 3) KEYITONB Comp A' W C“ >1 IH 1 « 0 |.l« » dhaiter wiiblesiile prices and intense priced at GO conUi arc issued ''fuesday night thc nev* Conip Cp 4 14 / 19 IV CoU 113 30 74 33 73 program woiiid^ provide for Comp Hrt »01 9 it price competition.. montlily! Comp f cl 9 ) ' to >> Increased benefits and would Concra II 34 11 34 Coil K3 r 09 t >1 NEW YORK (UPD—W. E. Neither of these latter The ' publication covers All kldi *rt Con* Jnw I3WM3 W Coil SI 33 43 34 « Hutton ii.C o. says the slock* presW es is expected to abjite transactions reported by enable mechanics to retire at Cntlnuw 1«4 4 11 CutI S3 II f} IV 14 CqnMf In I 90 I 90 CutI S3 « 33 10 31 market ‘ Is suffering frx)m in the near futune. corporate • Insiders, I.e., age 55.' QuotMtoni drainage through upstream contraot wns.renegotiated movement out of the reservoir. ■ PetC. Newell, Uie club’s On occasions liko this., mSr^'ArfioricanscJrinkancl enjoy 7 Crown In addition, tlio barrier in- general manager, said It is not than lho Inacling Scotch and Canadian combinbd. And llu;y doso eludes a fish trop which wiH lJ»kcrs^oTdy lb rcnet-onatc" “ tm Tji-frrtTcSfronnirj^TTiFnTAifdhT^isicnrn'ciTTriin;^ allow Idaho to harvest some of contracts and added: "Unless. has convinccd cnilllGns ot'ATnnrtcanr) th;U ihoy can Say Soagram's Ute intermediate-run Kokancc there.,was h reasonable excuse and D(? Sure. out of Ujc Idaho Impoundment, niisalntj Uie opening prnc- Thank yoU( America, for making our whiskey ybur whiskf;y And should the upstream Uce se^lon.U iere will be a fine spawning run,of suckers prove levied.” lorge, Uie barrier will hold them Clmmberlnin was not'the only prisoner while, the Idoho Li‘ker unsutlsfled with his department annihilates them current poy situation. Happy with spot treatment-thus Hairston pnd Flynn Robinson reducing Uie overall trash fish bdUi reportedly are sqeWng pOpulaUon In Uie reservoir. contract modifications. "I think w e'can esUibllsh a Tirettjr-Bood-troijritlsfrery-nn ^ Shoahono basin) throunh Ulia ■projcct. The aren rocolvos k i i . ■ pretty good early pressure iitJlU s llU l — when Uiowatcr is up but usually - BUZZARpS “ BAY;— Miiss“ i ' falls off to little or nothing (UPI)-Jqhn Havllcek became wlUiln 30 days or so of the on official holdout Wednesday opening,” Bell snid. “Wo will when he fWled to show up for plant rainbow and cutthroat Uie Boston CelUcs’ opening pre tro u t,c o u r s e , b u ll think If we season workout ot the Massa- can get German Brown trout chusetta Maritime Academy, established, it will attract Idaho Havllcek was In camp Mon- FISH MEN Rob Bell and' Rex Spockman, Idoho Fish ond Game.perBonnel, Install a set of fishermep Uirough most of the day for'a physical examlnatldn, season. In a similar project wo but a spokesman for Uie club Applying t l i o poison Iti Big Creek as ^ a rt of o trash fish JcradlqpOtm program . TTie polsoll also is sprayfcd ■ had In Eastern Idaho, the ^oia he lift Immediately after by Bell OD the Warm Spriugi hcodw aicn of Hot -^Q«rm#nrB!'<>«'n tro u b to o k -h o ld ^ s-w am -to rejo ln -h ls^ ifo -n t^ l . and were providing two and Uie couple's sum m er ootUige on __ ^Qicccrpound fish in stream s no Cape • larger Uian Uiese.” _ Havllcek's old three-year Idaho covered m ost of contract explre'd a t the end of Shoshone Creek, Hot Creek, Big lost season and Uiere were Creek and' a couple other reports he w'u^KoiairTg out smaller creeks. The upper ends Wednesday for o flve-yetu- pact (CoDtinuedcQp.ZO) which could be his lust. lilies top Cubs Z T o ’" tsss ■ ^C A G O (UPI) - ~ - z n u = E i i i ! ( U P I)- Clcmelltd hit a two-run homer i i i i I Giants in the sftventh inning to lift the 0 Gilbrcntn ) 0 10 exploded for seven runs in the Pittsburgh (Hrates to a M Millan flrst three innings Wednesday victory over the Chicago Cubs McQoccn p OnrriOo Jb night and went on to defeat the It'S tim e vou m et. Wednesday and extend their Cnrly (ih Los Angeles Dodgers 7-1. lead In Uie NoUonal League CainiK '■ Pitcher Jim Barr held the. East to 14 games, the largest T o llll I( I 10 1 Tolalt t 1 t Cincinniti )oo on too ] - l Dodgera to five hits to pick up margin of the season. A llln tt his seventh victory. Piltmurgh Cnicago . E Concoptio , A*fon. W illifltni DP AllnnlA I uOll Lrmcinnnll i. AtiADla f • b r h b i ‘ ‘" j j ' o }» A s'.fs,, iSS?rroZV„ Cnrils tlt‘ P—W'/if.f f l u ire r is r ; ; / :sss hii ht'i's'.’ (for till |ilne<‘ - A — The KnMlihli-lwiwHwti n. , MONTllEAI, .lUPII-nookiD l)C‘t'iiusc (if its.poinilinr odor, n in oi'cki pi : corviiNG ! • i:\lKlil\ISMFM!!* Vqii r.’ Ihru.Srpi 17 SAM'TTI* 1 ( 1 i ; i M i IlllltU.Sfplrit ■ ^ TIh‘ .S»ii'n Of T l i p '• Srpl.:ilhlhrull[librtlll Jiiqn .MKrIii'll * mill V nc'cnro lloNc niaddox if &Tln.y IlnrrlN » SAIJV10N TALl^S Cltl'^ilK will nin purple • thyniiph' 'tlie 'rw£ckcnd.~~tHF~'piiuKf ‘ heliiR potafiflluih pkcrninngenate lii^iitrallzlng poUon ----- used-ln-traihTllsh'-eradlcillw in-trlb«tarlei— ^ m r p l e “ 7 ' lH!foW ^(hC-:toxIcanl.-arrlveB-ol-8alm on-PaII»' .Regervolr. ■ ‘ ' " Tliuridsv, S iplam bv 14, 1»7J, TlmBi Nowi, Twin ld«ho J ) ' Burley-I^inico^ Caldwell-T: N e l hall of fame fund under games prep prbhe for possible fraiid NEWYonK(UPI)-TheNew duals but has a net worth right• Uon aald; is due to Increased ^ York attorney general’s office jw w of only |2 mlUlonjind hiw building coats at Uulgera thd —IfrBurlojr.MlnlcotIn«r=^nd—unirorm but UioBobcota aren’t weren’t ovor powerlnj? of- cut down our splits nnd forgot trying to cram oxpcrioncc “ nflrmed a pub- yet to begin'construction on the the fact that thiy now have less enough said about Uiat--While punchloas. “I felt-wo ahowod fenfllvoly. . . ■ about trying to Influence people into n lot of youncstora-will bo been Hal! of Fame. than t2 mllUon to spend. It Is Twin Falla entertiUns Caldwell quite 0 bit of Improvement _ "Tha^firat thing we did," said out of U>e piny. We're blocking nt Richfield which nlrcady hna possible fraud- The frauds bureau 4fl trying estimated that-to buUd the-HaU- and unbeaten Filer j)laya hoat to - against Kelly after our opener Coach Noto Thomas of the rlgljt down Uio line,” Conch felt the Camna County atlng nnd J" Hnd out what has happened. of Fame now at Rutgers would . dangerous Wendell in the against Dear River,” Coach practice, ofter, “was nominate Tliomnasnld. probably didn’t like It (nuch. J® Motional Football Founda- to the money collected and why coat 15.5 million as compai^ to mainlinera of M^Slc Valley high Matthewa said. "I don’t know if (Quarterback Mike) Sturgill for Of course, tlie thing to wntch nichfield went Into tlic Uilng r . . '°*“ l‘“ tion h a a . failed to |1 miUloh 20 years ago. ftohool football Fridoy. Its enough but I'm n little more the modal of honor and then we Is.Uic middle of Uie Twin Falla rated No. 2 in the lengue'in pre- in V n m ***!? ■ ’ i -i City as Boalcolly Ita the atart of encouraged." athrted moklng bome changes defensedefense where where linebackers linebnckers Dick Dick season ' outlook DIotrlch, S . r " f'i! "'slnolly cbnMlvod, (hi Ih. .Ito.ot th« NaUotuil FoolbnU ' ___ uiot, the National Football Hall of — — • ...... - conference piny alnce of the H Mlnico showed n little Gory in pcrponncl nnd blocking Wnlker 'nnd Mark McKaIn nnd rovlvlnB from n couBlo o( down T' to be HaU ol F«m« hai caiued «ome games set for Friday, only tliree Swan • John Aatorqula Influence asai^fnents." Sturgill wore n nose guard Rosa Denhl were scnaona wlUi n hlo Bcorlnn I'M roliwd Over W coiulnictcd on the caitipiu o( raised oyobroM BmonB football will be non^eaguc; in its opener undtfr nCW Conch necklace of Jerome tackles just superlative. S c ln a. onon« Srfll b? million rfurlhg the pa.t two Rutger. Unlvor.lty at New (anli. V »mon« lootbau spiurso in lU opener, will be decodea through donations from Brunswick, Bnimiwlclt. N.J., N..I . thethn site of nf the th. J Of course, one of those non- Bart Tcmpleman. Both Tem* behind, the line of scrimmage Buhl is expecting n strong home to Rimrock. league games Is very big — tlie plcrpan’s aides like to see the much of the opener, various institutions and Indlvl- flrst collegiate football game. A passing game when it en- Anyonf Who Hat Had Tltalr Mlnlco-Durley thing. Mlnico bldl...il)-. the air and junior Among the changes aro tcrtalhs the Valllvue Fnlcona. groupd-broAklnff ceremony was W N m BIJSINBSS’ By Hoaer BoUen opened well, defeating Nnmpn qunrterbnck Rich Donner piit it whittling the three junior “Tliey have a quarterback who held in/1^ but as yet no WAGES defgated In-its opener. Burley, Mlnico, nccording to past Uje oUiei^s to linemen. MeF ploying for Boise StateHt’s a n-the-proposed-aite-Hulgeffl KNISHEEDTt meanwhile, has gone one nnd history. ' _ Harder stays in the bnckfield _ strong team, hut If we play well has oven contributed 1320,000 to ByTk» one against folks oui of Mnglc Twin Falls is coming back witli Curt Ward and Terry and without mnnj' mistakes, we ■vlho foundation. Valley. aftci: a victory nnd two-week Hillman going inta the line, can beat- them ," Coach Jon Recently, the foundation Twin Falls Mlnlco hns about as many layoff. However, the Bruins, TTiey run 105 and 210.cach. Jund soys. purchased a e^room former Sheriff. Office tettermcn as Durley will liave in despjte. shuttlnjj out Jerome, -“We’ve increased our size. • Jerome continues on the road, private home on SOth street In Since July 1, 1970 this time going to jGlenna Ferry r- New York City and has said it ^Plea.e Phone Tlie Tigers will iiave a huge will Install the Hall of Fame weight advantage ovei* Glenns thcrft. Tlie reason for the —734-3004 Sox nip NY first-place bid; Ferry. switch In locations, the founda* In South • Central Idaho Conference play, the GooHlng’ Tigers top Orioles on balk Senotors and Indians meet at Shosho'ne with neithef having ' DfSlNT MISS THESE ------:------:— seored-yet-The^ifference being- r — : NEW YORK- (UPI)-Doug OaJUinnil rips DETROIT (U P !) - Mickey Shoshone managed a tie at W),. Griffin collected tlu-«c“ hits Stanley's "mad” brenk for . with Declo while Gooding; including run-flcorlng singles in I^lliiiiosoln n-0 home caused Doyle Alexander bowedtoFiler (M). it ahould be a - .thfljQUttun.flflh-lnnlng.QndJhc___ BLOOMINGTON,____Minn. to balk, forcing in the winning tugged defenMVe.gamt*_aa-both_| three-cun eighth inning Wednea- (UPD-OaWatid broke open a tun In the fifth inning teams showed desire to hit. day night oa the Boston Red scoreless gam e, scoring five Wednesday night, to glye the Wood River debuts ath o m e, Sm - routed the New York runs in the sixth InningWednes- Etetroil 'ngers second place entertaining In Mountain Home Yonkees, 7-2 to maintain their day night, and went on to with o 6-5 win over the 1:30 p.m! Friday, The shaky hold on flrat place in the defeat MinnesoUi by an (W) BolUmoro Orioles. Wolverines defeated Snhnon 13- F r o t n American League East. 0 but moved the ball somewhat score. Fred Scherman protected Joe The Yankee^ who could have 0«klind better than that indlcotqs. .brhbt Coleman’s IGUi win against 14 moved. Into flrat place‘for the > 4 M 0 Tovdi Mountain Home reportedly ‘Is defeats w ith:four Innings of first time In'September since 4 i 1 I CAr«w }t) Alow rl S.I.? ' nraurrati- faultless roller------' — vory-»trong4n-tJio-Hno, -Sage^Grouse and Pfirlridge-Season -lfi64-^#ith-a- victoryrfeU- r 1-2 ' JACkinn ( 5 t iTP K lllftif**!/ Hfndfich! ) 'Dsrv gomes- back os they were .tho_ E ptlrin I TO N rllln c( .Detroit scored five'times In ’'“'J'''"! '’““'’“V OPENS SEPfEMBER 16lh 1 1 TTlOmpjn » ■ '!;« ; - Uie flfUi lb' overcomo ii 5-1 lend ' younBsters but picking up victims of their misploya and I 0 Oofumonn l)«niin ill j I 0 0 Munuel ph • 1 • . by'BaiUmore, which had shared Perceptibly in attitude, puts its some unusual bouncers. MaoiII }li 0 0 0 0 Hoot c MintllCf.Wi—LD Q-fl &QLII.0 ... i S. .^.s|y^nlBlnct_wltll.NcxJ'Q^)^ in^.M.B^'; Kul>.«k 71) 10 0 0 tlQll ph Mossberg SLIDE ACTION Uie American L o i b u C b tisht Hie— Wildcats have put t^o- Mnrquc; pti I 0 I I Norlon p M o d a l 9 0 0 Cullrri }l) I 0 0 0 ■'■ ■ ■ Boston leads, shutouts b»ck to back, which OJotn |) < 0 U 0 Eost Division T o lili ' ToUU 10 0 *0 Detroit is one luick, while might be a seven-year record, CHIttEirSHOT I 0 nioiTilisrg I OtklirtQ ■ CM ODi 0 « - l I 0 Khmkwlk r CM 000 OOfr-0 B^^lUmore and New York are but its defense can’t relax since_ Your Choice.of 2*4-5-6>7V^?6 a n d 9 I 0 hAObod* rl n. ThQinpun □(* Wendell has outstanding, one- SHOTGUN 7 7 Cnrtlwn r( V.Oti Oak<»M J now 1 1-2 back. Don’t mis» thli ipttcial buy Cnilm ]L> play speed. Wendell's biggest (3 U " er 3“ ih S ta n d in g s Amarlc^n L«|Ou» ftvndino* ■v Unitid P rttt Inttrnational > Eatl "'lO S P E E D llfltlon M ij S44 Opiroit 74 il« 1 nall.nior* M ii il? I ' l York I t 41 S37 l'< CKvciann 6) ;• i} ’ i Milw«uli«e &l 11 .407. 18 W««l w 1. pet g.b. Oakland «i W }I7 ' REGULAR m Criicaoo 71 40 S4V J Wifinctola 41 104 ]I' j . . Kaniat City . . t i - if 4t] Il . - C iiito rn iji'* . *1 71 417 W 't T»>av It 110 }f 1 W fdnaiday't R aiu lli ■ noklon’ T 'N c * Vort J In iu M r~ ...... M ii*auh»e,j CUvcland I (rxoi.il Oakltinit 1 MinncMl* 0 lniu'<*) Kuntat City 4 CMKagD 4 Ipighit*. D«troit < nmiiTTinr* U n ig h lJ ' C«lliorr\ii^ • T f i f t S IniahtI Nillonil Uigut llindlngi . I v UnllMl P r ill In liritilttn a l ■•It ‘ w. 1. »tl. -Pltliburgh II 41 M7 - high RISER 20" t ChloQO . m m UJ 14 ' G t r li o r Bovi. R«o. $ 4 9 . 9 5 . V - Ntw Vofk M «4 . m U SI IDUII ** M 4U 14‘> ____!l^^-IIOW7rr7777r7r.T:7rO 1 W fll w. 1. pet. t.b. Cinelnnill H » **• - Houilon » *0 J*J J' j ------A liin ti---- •- it 7J '.JU 11''i — —lin Ff«net*«»-‘ .44* tS'i Itn Oitgo X M V t »">' ■ jp'^^flEC'^^^Formorlv-Stat* Hardware ....P lttib u ro h ,*.C n in o a 4 ------____ _NI iU-VOIb -Il <*»»IIM4ipnir^* in ig n ti . '^an fr«n clico T Uoi I. (nlfthll . | 72 TImfift-News. i^id raiib, muno inuriaciy, dupiumour N', 1972OASOLINfi ALLEY - PAMILYXmCUS W hatlsW hat X.'M. Boyd -I— Oddtt_nQW-cun_l-ln .8.4 thnt ii-footbaU pluyor will hurl' hifi 1 o(T but sorlouKly Bomolimo In four yours of coIIoko '' p la y . yOU-KNOW whnt oIbo caiiHOs oboBlly? InhnoodlnK T Ijo M etabolic Rosoftrch Foundntlon of Loulsvillo. Ky.. hn« proved that. IT^fl SAID nobbtly on oarth notuftlly knowK at whnl ftgo (I mnn booomon too old lo fiithpr children. . , « • THE GREAT P l u t n r c h Dtillotin, now defunct. It by no moans was the first published a full-, unsealed to observe that women portrait of Larry, all 21'a ' tend to bo fatter than InchoN o f h im . tw o dayM',' men. But he was first to -ftftftr-ho-y/na buni-uii IfinTTn « i7 l n ils p e c u l i a r 12, 1036. The rosoarrh- proof: ".Exporiencc at lady horo onn find out any*'' funerals.". Hrtid ho, "shbWK thin^. Inquire at will. :hnt“ iJm“ trariin 8 ofworfren” burn hottor Hum those of LIFE mon. Thoao wIjoho busirrtiHH Is thoro life after death? it is to sot Tiro to bodios PollsU'rs aslcod around always add one woman to iibout that, loo. Exiu-tly 23 every 10 men. Thih .helps per cent of Iho ritizonry consume thi> 'pyroh more s a id , " D e riru ti'ly , " iChd 20 quickly bocauho the flo«h of por‘com said, "Prdbably, ' women is ao fat it burn.s A n ri- 10 per cont said. like a torch." "Don't know." And 22 p e r c e n t s a id , “ U o u ljl -It " A nd QUERIES 16 per ront said. "Certain Q. ' W hat did J. PrTu ly not," . — Getty, qj^motimoa des cribod-^-tKi>-worid-t>-rioh>-^—:—^PEN-B£ 1 f&-or-i(U*ni OHi m a n ! jfo t T o r ’e n ^ o ^ s i: twirls area r e enr^fpde n n that Investment firm In a Decker Elementnry School" TV commercial?'’ in /Wnllod Lake, Mich, A (iHNKRAL TENDENCIES; A doy and evening A. Exactly $ 1 und a box tenchor there says her pro- when mosi everyone \t opt t^ c depressed and ‘ 'orcandy. it-'s reported, foB'^ional com patriots'tend” '■fo“ Ifimii (>n“ l d ‘ lh o sc~ lh m B 8"llJol“hav? not proved helpful”oT to siIffeK double viBlon...bo-' saiisfuctcry in thi* past and to be too articulate about stating old is the.aver- Q. "HOW come disorlonted, ’ confusp * unplensiint attitudes and prejudice*.-The eyenjng however ape woman now who under- the names and faces -,,, becomes fine for adopting new, cheerful and more modern jfooB surffory to net her views ond'principles facelifted?" ^ ----- G ET IT rlKht. A clock ' KERRY DRAKE ARins CMor 21 to Apr 19) You feel like'setting aside ,1 A. Exactly 49. Pleahe strlkob the hour, a time- present setup for something new and untried, which would be' n o te , 1 0 y#ars a^ro said pleco doean t And that ^ mw t ^ most unwise now There can be deep dlsappointmentt If you avoraKO patlcmt wns, 69 fancy wrist watch tooled to do nol maintain preier^t pbii^ colm Avoid one who doernot WEU,WEU.' ITSEEM&BAP And recently' 'widowed. s t r i k e th o h o u r ib n e i t h e r 0 RPVIEWS WEREN'T AIL THAT flpprecinlc you ‘ • _ ' ■*fnoit"probnbljv. ■"clock nor:il-tim o piorn ti»ch-", 'IAUKUS.(Apr 20 to May 20) IniteAd of tiying to get out "■nicMly, but ft repeater. of ptr^inp-your obligatio'ni, this is a good doyjo plon jusi ho\^ I —' ■ ~ •AT. 14-poundB-7-ouncos to do 50 wisely, O ne.y’ou love may be in a nervous mood. Larry Quinn, was not the CERTAIN frotrs bark Make sure you mainlaiil poise and oll'is fine blRjfosi baby born in this like dOj^s. Maybe you knew GEMINI (May 2,1 to June 2 i) Do not blarptf your issociates country But ho was note- that. But did you iinow thi;\ w ortV iy. client asks If any bite like dogs loo? Vicious - for. whfti#vftr-4s-nDtis»ttS(ying-t6.jiau, but raise your_ 6 w n lc.YffL_ A of efficiency instead Act In such a way that others may not -new apnp«r-published ; criticize you Show that you reallyjlke others a-llfe-blzo picture of a, Acfditu mo'l lo t M Boyd. P. 0 . flojt 17076. Foil MOON CHILDREN (June 2 rro July 21) You are not in human being;, Cortalnl/ rx 76102 the mood to. get all that work ahead of you done, but, if you did- First to do so was tho change your altitude to one of enthusiasm, you accomplish ' old San Francisco Call- Copyiighf\97i I M much now. Use spare time to take the health treatments .you need, Thmk constructively LIIO (July 22 to Aug 21) A day when ^ou can lift others —word. Do-it—Mttko-«uro-you not forceful with others. Maintain own eciullibrlum VIRCiO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) Whatever’ could start —ar8umenl*-fll-ljome-9hould-he-cBreful!y-Tivoidcd“7taw7nnd'Ota scorcs should definitely not be brouglit up a g a in A sm ile c a n do much to lift the spirits of o t h ers. A-Inotc-U ndcrslandm y. attitude is good also LlUKA.(Sept 23 to Oct 22) He particularly carcful not to mvolvc yourself in anything of a risky nature and don't cnticizc anyone Do not lake coo much money w ith^ou when you arc shoppiim. Avoid buying whai you don't need and take • care money is not stolen from you — !iwm pjo-u-)ct-^Ho-,N 6 v - = jr r security is conccrned and cut down on expenses instead of adding to them Cki to see that expert recommended to you for the iidvic^you .need. Then put it. to good use for big., h e a d w a y . SAGiri'ARlUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) You have to exercise sclf-control if you arc to avoid trouble that could come from the planets today Avoid Hie social or you could criticuc - 43ihcr&-unfjirly—Uo-&omc-rcading-thai could bc-most. helpful CAI'UICORN (Dec 2J to Jan 20) You think you have too many respontiiUihiies now, hut if you plow into all that work, you get it done-casily and well Don't gripe A good friend may he in need and requires your good help Give it •. AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to I eh l‘)| Others arc not in a good -m ood-today,-so-fornel-all'that Aquarian gadding about you planned and concentrate on work that has to be done l\'rsonal. uiius should be .approaciiud calmly and wisely l-orcefiilness will gam you nothing PlSCl'S (l-eb 20 to Miu 20) Don’t think that bigwigs are not favorable to you or y 6 u do not gel the support you want from them now, Be sure of yourself and you won't make any mistakeH Sit quietly buck and jud^e what 19 i;oing on around y o u . II- YOUR CHILD IS nORN TODAY he or she will lu- one.of iho'sc intcrc 8iinB-young people who will havc a nose for irouhlc, so leach early to hondle little prot>ltms around the home to become an expert in troubleshooting, and then slant the education along such lines A connection with the government is fine here, if possible, or in big business, corporations, etc A certain amount of discipline is necessary, plus icligimis iraming The chart of one who likes to work alone, but in top position ■*l ho Stars impel, they do not compel " What you make of' your life is largely up to >'OU' O U T o u f t W a y ■ iMik 1 kUv-V/ II i-.kJ I , 1 I I iv iu iii I liU r X VV^kJ IJ I LAi’ll.i ( IL M L ./ Notleti 107? Tlmoi-Now«, Twin, Idaho 33 MEDUCC EXCESS WITH Saktmcn er SaUtWAtnfh Uw.V**(s/Lwllh-Dt)t. A Pentagon dickering to Di*! ta p iu lM al 0 »eo Druo>, SALES PERSONNEL THE RICHARD MA&ONS w ilh fO SALESMAN WANTED TO work in lln Twin Folli — MouMln Home or«d. f i t - men from^^^k quir.i, .Kp«rl«nM jn lalai, 61 iprinlder irrigollon ly'itBmi ond pumpl. P nltr lomaon, wltli*>«p«ti«rc« in lalal o( Pivot lyil«mi, . . . - ...... ______. WASHINQTON (UPI) -T tio I mission to keep hiring civilians told Uie Hoime ho been armed aenriccrbyrAprll-aOum! M ri. R lch«rd-M «ton. .U»v» thrt Pohtogon, anxious to a^ivc Its to take over the trnditlonnl GI authorized ''to transit tlie their efforts to “clvllloniw" KP CONTACTi ROLAND BARTON • .now brocd of sorvlccniqn from Jobs. Pcntngon offer, which ha snid and other au6h detail work. ■ suclumcnloLchores-oB-kitohen- — Rep^Robcrt-L-'FrSikesrDT he supnorted. *n>o I'cquirement wns written "FARMXWATER lifter CO. ■ pollco, was reported today Fin., a mem ber of the House Slkos prepared .an amend Into tlic,record money .bill by I WlLL-no>l>e retponllblp lor «ny OOX 248 PARMA. IDAHO B3660 . B U YER blllt other thitn my own. Dill Phone 722-5121 offering to absorb Die 4ialf Defense Appropriations sub-, ment to a periding I74.B billion tlie Appropriations Committee, C ru m b lis t billion dollar annual coat In which told tlie House In a committee qpd close, associate defense money bill to'strlke a COME ONE,' COME' ALU return for • conBresslonal per- of some top military figures, proposed requirement that Uie report Monday it saw nothing M EETS HILLDILtY and Wofttern m uii( ImrmfuIJo GI hiorale—«ven In stAftlno at 3 Ih ro uflh 10 p.tTi. SundAvft At. Rock Crnok Trading Farm Work Wantad tlie projected, now all-volunteer P041 ;W mlleV South ol Hanion. Army—in dishing out chow, CUSTOM PLOWiNG anhydroui S E LLER WANTED PART lime oKice help. plow down and tw a lh in o . B39-S4I9. dumping garbnge, ond picking - HAmllton.'Iniulation and Roolino Soroptimists hold fall meet RAllroAd Avonuo up butts on parade ground.' m " ’—--- ».»il.»r-riP(U 3 J rCrow . Sill' _e«fityx ’’Girl lor ocnoral ofllco, propelled Phone 433 5700 BURLEY - The Burley Club Indicated Keypunch pporalor.desired (will — commmee Liiainnan George tfaln). Accounting evporience. - a oroptUillBf ClUb held its flrsT PRIVATE lnvettlo»for - 34 Hour. Attend. Clieney, public affairs; Mrs. H. Mahon, D-Tex„ told Uie . Sarvlcv. All conlldcntlal. Phorn Send ro*ume to Bok 338 Twin BuiinmOppoiiunKy fall business luncheon mpeilng Doris Grimsrnnn, ways and — nlQ hl m 5773. F a llt. Committee reports were House the Pentagon wanted in jh e OUY OR~LEASE this busy Twin Wednesday at Bryan's Cafe. m eans; Mrs. Arva Olson, girl of $260 million tills year to press EXPERIENCED WAITRESS f a ils rk s ta u r ^ i, o w nari heaiiH given by Mrs, Peggy Bnlley, MAGIC VALLEY MASSAGE Apply in pofton, lull or part time. Mrs. Edith Raustadt. the p^onth; Mrs. Coffey, forces ia ir’ Call today. Harold classification and membership; its "clvilianization" program— BACKACHE?. Tryatvam and Rogerion Hotel'Reitaurant president, presided, the op hospitality, and Mrs. Joan Uinz, W d n t Ads. matiaoe>'woman welcoma. Jnnece Tljorntonrbylaws; already implemented in the 701 U c u t t . 733-1637. 0 a m. 7 p m ening exercises were directed . serv.lce objectives., Navy anti Air. Force-tlirough- by Mrs. Helene Coffoy and the Mrs. Evelyn Sherrod. HOKY carpet tweeper The monthly gift was out the Army. He estimated the RETAIL AND bulk gni nation lor thought for the day was ropresontative and DeiicrO. taie. All Muipmont and delivery education; Mrs. Arlene aw arded to Mrsr. Dorothy eventual annMal cost at $500 T 9 place productft lalet. Haiel Nalu«. 733 ’ presonlotl by Mrs. Belli Jones. tru c k inclu de d. N etted over SIO.OOo " Fullmer, extension; Mrs. . Holton.^ million. ^ last yoar.-Prlced-at only- »7B,000.’’ A letter wHS'pJatLfrom tlie St. Esther Merritt, finance; Mrs. It was announced the first I EXPCRtENCEO CAR la'tia truck Will coniider trade on (arm. Call ifliciman.iioii. uuaiaiiicvGuaranteed u uiu>plut anali Stan W a lte ri 734 3)07 o r . LAND Anthony Sbroptlmlst* Club. It program m eeting. will be ot “The question Is'whether thls_ your ad ' Other' benellti. Harbaugn'Harbaugh Motor -OPPICB OF JDAHO-ReAL-TOBS ' Jones, Intornutlopal goodwill 713 0716.' ' wlir be hosting the state half billion dollars annually will I C om paany, n Gooding. Chryller. and understanding; Mrs. noon Sept. 27 at Bryan's Cafe, 1 Dodge,I, P' lym b u th . 9 j< .< n 3 . f Soroptim lst club meeting Oct. 1. Georgia laiyton,program; Mrs. and tlie next board meeting will contribute substanUolly to the 6 , ACRES on co m m e rc ia lly zoned “ Several members of the tJurley just dial W ell W ain Jerome. L «. N R E A L Lenaperl Stephenson. be Oct. C at noon. goal of an all-volunteer Army E S T A T E - 33J8123. - or to the security of the United States." ^Mnhon__ aailL___'lA . - ic o n m d ______majority of the committee did - 7 ^ 3 = 0 9 3 1 - near Lynwood. Sttopplng .Canter. all 3 badrooms, appliances, 733 WIO-. 733 779J ' patniaundry room. Frelrl not think so." >r builder D. Luke Sikes, in what shaped up as a j YOUWANT “\Vil L' bo UjruYii'i riNi> m mv BURLEY - the Burley presented by Mrs. LePage „n the' secpiicl and fourth 496 Addjson W oij , om«^RhoM-Ja4aJ37.------major House attack on the big Toaatmlstress Club .held a RESULTS-WE DRiCK STORE Quilding with Uyton and Brammorlan-wa8--ruBBdnys of each month In the money bill, said the proj^t^sed j eitcnsivc remodeling (lone. Ideal membership tea Tuesday Mrs. Raustadt. GUAR|tHTEE ITl! 07 Jobi6Mnt«r«tt WANTED; Oabyiitter for 3 »mail conference room of Unity Light "restoration of KP as a way of boys In the Hanten area. Ptione for a Iflm lly business, Has plush 4 evening at the home of Mrs- . .Toastmlstress of the M ija l. F tm ile 43X5#43. bedroom, 3 t^lh apartment over and Power Co. life for low ranking enlisted j sioro lor owner or manager Olin Baker. evening was Mrs. Baker. Refre.shmenta were furnis)ied PROFESSiOhlAL RESTAURANT * V t I I n KM III Illy IIUIIIV Will LEASE -.SELL - TRADE men "would truly cause an ! hcip Ali jobs open. Ptione 733 7576 in lo rm a tio n pho_ne 733 3471. Theme for the-meeting was Speakers were Mrs. Black and dndserved by Mrs, Guiles, Mrs. uproarlvheri It hits the basos.'^ or >33 9719. BAILEY ROBERTS - •‘What Is toastmistresa?" ' Mrs. Walter Povlsen NEED DADYSrTTER to babysit in Cheney, Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. For The i TOP PARMER FOR vwrkino Speech evaluators were Mrs. my home whtlC-l-WorkrPhOhe 733 ------REALTY „ Invocation and inspiration Black, MrsrSharples and Mrs. *‘KP Is an onerous task," lorem^n job Irriqallon and haying —JJil-aiW 5. Sarah * Hess and Mrs, Blaln in Coiorado. High Countr.v<-MUtV were given -by_ Mrs. Edith Woodland. ' Sikes asserted. “Nobody likes Best Results 1 .bo lottablcr tfarler with good RiiuBtadt. Table topics were Jensen. - Mrs. T. Wayne Program booklets were it.. The Defense Department ! references, nbihty to usg ana lix JACK AND JILL Nursery, licansed I iarao haying equipmont ' child car^. Supervised activities. FOR SALE or trade. Established nut directed by Mrs. Loa Qayton Woodland served as_ tlinsr-.^prosailod to each of-the If feels that today’s more modern , necessary. W rltB'or call 0><0 1104 10th A venue E ast. 733-6647. vending route. Call 734.3765 a lte r General evaluator was Mr-s. mem|)crs. Try . ' Ranchos Ridgeway- Colorado. noon. using the-thome**‘A Contest"* and sophisticajed services Phone 303 636 5370. and Mrs. Spencer Black was the Harlow Cheney. Guests' were Mrs. Sylvia should not require*' KP. They Utuatloni WantMt . 1 MEN AND WOMEN 31 SJinlorvlows table topic ^nner. V . The business m cetlne was Noiwerf.-’-Mrli. Earlene T e rry fee) so strongly , about t)ifs that Tirnes-New.s I now being conducted for DACKHOE seaviC G . cair 733 9310. . The educaiionar lesspn was conducted by Mrs. toy Guiles, „nd Mrs. Melba Rogers, all they'have offered to take cuts ,j possession in progressive- new Highway 93 South ol-TM^n Fails. - 'i company with unlimited business ROTO TILLING and blada work. No Largo shady area ideal to set up presented by Mrs, Wallace president. The (jroup voted to -Burley, and Mrs. Doris John- elsewhere so they can -afford I opportunrty Picase coli M r . lob loo large or imall. olva ui a for campers and trailers. Owners 'Guaranteed re tirin g because of he alth . t30,000 ' M u rra y F ord, 733,7010 ^ a ll. Oeloy Dlnghafni 73l ]439. . . Sharpies. - Lexicology was start their meelin^at 7 :3 0 p.m. son, Rupert. •it." - plus i 0473 SHAW R E A L T Y . .I-TAM i l Y PLANI^INO. PROJECT —:ResuJfs I DEVELOPER Prefer someone ■ with knowledgeol lam ily planning OR YOUR ■| lor South Cenlrai Community COMiMERCIAL .. Action Agency. Appiy througli I cmptoyment of'ico Equat op: BOOKKE£P&R SERVICE FENCE POST HOLE drilling. 3S GROCERY CLERK wantcdover H cenU a hole. Phone,734 3M?. LOBt -years of age. prefer coiiegc student W rite Oo» U 6 co Tim es REALTY News. ____ Farm Work W anttd YSS-MII COLLEGE STUDENTS 4 D hours a wet’h Neal appearance. Phone CLOVER AND iillatfa seed com a flc r 6 324 7693 b ln in g . U p E 7333308, _ 7 3 W « rr 7JJSWS, /.JJ-3340, 733^ to35. 733 3S46. H A Y s t a c k i n g WANTED. Dale “W 0fi» V 1 o U i W = P E R S O N N E L S E R V IC E Of MagIC Va lie y, 624 Blue Lakes North, looking, fo r a LAR 9 E:L 0 A N t phone 733 5563. CUSTOM P LO W IN G done p ro m p tty . M aU H tIp BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY wanted - Insulation-contractors for' COM PL- B T e-H O M e -S T V D V r HtO h - lurnacf insutafion Scars, CUSTOM PLOWING and discing School and secretarial courses. Roebuck and Company Contact Hearytrashi Free..u*.. mbrnchucjt------.onplaJntr— . M r M in e r C u s to m er ~ SCLvlCfcH _larflo,-j-ar-J „.^fttlC A N SCHOOL DISTRICT — Ocpartmmf—naum 'OFFICE. Qox 7646, Boise. Idaho. WANTED: TRUCKING Chtvrolet 30 ton hoist. Silage, g ra in , c a ttle or w ill sell truck, S36.31S6. H o m a i For S a lt person Rogorun Resfaurant. SELF HYPNOTISM (nOn WE -ARE NOW' doing custom therapeutic), taught by a local, plowing. Moore's Inc. 733-SS31. (UN uaaL'iiii'iii, ti. professionally trqlnod Hypno REALTY-73J5517. Tech nician . Phorte 433 4176. -GREEN CHOPPING - NEW ALL'olectrlc 3 bedroom-on-W- EXPERIENCED meat cutter for l i l l i d r Cd g e .acro. Out building 30 k 34. t37.500. small self serve grocery. Located CUSTOM FA^M IIIG Phone 733-3536. in Gateway ol the Prim itive area. 733 8363 .. 734 3045 Send re su m e to G W ilson, Box 533 3 OEPROOM HOME, (arpat. fenced Chains, Idaho, 83336. ya rd . S16.000 Phone 733-3149. DMtVEKS wanted' Must have GREEN CHOPPING BY OWNER: Acrli. 4 bedroom, bath, cli'<)uflers ikenso. Apply In pcr&on, Y o u r hylago lo ra g t saver dealer g a rd e n , o rc h a rd . H u l l t r 536 Yellow Cab Company, 360 Main LEO'S CUSTbMFARMING H eybum Avenue West- Soulh 336 4/UJ i3«-49< WANTED: Diesel truck driver for CUSTOM G R E E N chopping hay and home on quiet street. i bedrooms interstate carrier. Must be ok g ra in . 334 433B______up w ith 3rd and la m ily ro o m In lu ll- parlencod and over 35<-Phone '670. “ basament— 733 »467.- - - —,------7933 a tte r 6 HAND FIELD Slacking 'and hay hauling done Anywhere Phone 734 MODEL HOMESOPEN DAILY CITY OF WELLS wants ap- 300B; ROYAL CREST TRACT piicatfons lor police oHicer. AppV 4th A venue East b lo ck olf To Chief of Police or City Oflice. Madrona, 3 bedrooms, fully car 753 3355. CUSTOM GREEN CHOPPING, peted. drapes and appliances. Spanba-jer Custom Farming. . 734 3325 WANTED:' Cement finisher and Pnono 334 SU^. J w flm * . form builder. Must be fuiiy ex. BACK TO SCHOOL S P E C IA L S ------perlenced. WAO**-op*n. Call ^34. COSTOM -PLOWING ';o r-ro to 3-older-completofy., rrmodBled- . . 4047 a tte r 5 p .m . harrowing done anytime, 734-4361, homes on 7th Avenue East. Im. mediate possession,______Ftm al* H»lp A I R r iic T OAA All AAof^n n iifin i m a i naai n ew sutir" ^ y im MrWTPgrk, hay swathlno~ level, owner anxious and has fust • ...... — reduced the price Hurfy now, only THERE'S A MONEY MAKING 137,500. . , OPPORTUNITY walling just outside your doori Many Avon- Represontatlves earn an HAY STACKING anywhere. Line up estimated (40. or more weekly .eariy. Massanoarand Lawji. C«ll soiling our lam eu«-produrf|''ln 334 ^ 4 5 . '' their own neighborhood!. Phono .713 7413 or write Mrs. PhyillS' LOBE CUSTOM ROTO T IL L IN G and biftda M clnlurl, Route N DADYSITTER-HOU5EKEEPER - »uilfitfiO pp 8r tu n lty “ IS------T O w > o rtw iH y - — needffd (mmerdlately. Phone 734 3137, . DAY MAIDS,! excellent fringe f* »of «■>! benefits. Ap ty Mrs. Bergm an. •NO SELLING . . . KEEP YOUR PRESENTJOBI - ID C yiin I. Supplin 0 II Ullllv Irailtrt HoHdav Inn. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR WANTED D-Truck» MAID WANTED; Apply In person . Simply (irvka company eitabliihed oil coih occounit in tkii pt'ea- This •4 lm p o# t-tM l» Cart - 4 O ivt Travat u»ao»:------niirQ coin oparoted vending rouK, Pina lomout brand.products you'v*- I*—Auws-Far-tiii.....— -.-laan------on .TV told------In locollont «uth ollicit.-employe loungii in ratolf. E X P E R I E N C~E D “ w a 'i T R EVS ttoiit,*. linoncAllinonciaj inilitution»,ioilitutioni, iipolliiBotl manufacturing i^ n ll. -waraKBuUudlR^ wanted. Apply In pertonThe Alley will-ba-aipoiuibia-Uf- T a II io to llo n r 7 'a 'il 10I 11 V, J?. 'J i ...... r - - , - - - - ______fliltib u to f, mole or le- j? .'J LOST : M ALE DIack and WhIlQ hail .Jl.; r l- , - jnole. in fhi» o rto with J9 0 0 0 0 minimun\ lo insreit ln aqulpment and In - , V ” 1' - t - - r - “ Drown, eat—Mwartnn blue to lla ir ■ H" K ll ii W- u k . Tsarr\i RevA ------6 Mlcamachlt\N. Irte itrlclly conlidanlial. ' ' ^ . _fo’ travel, abia lo ‘auuma ad -GONSOLIDATEDGHEMICALCORPORATION- . ----:------Emii.Dilirt frnducli DIvlllon Check thdse columns for dependable fimis, quick service ')] HofriMFarS«l« Homti For Sal* ’ | m .’ .. . RliLE*tili.WinItd ..F«i Dusintt^ Proptrty . l u x UR'OUS Nnw 4 bodroom, ARE YOU* LOOKING FOR A 40ACRE.FARM on Highway 24 Eait 8S0 A C R E S IN Je ro m e County, 43S' NORTH OLUE LAKES. -OY O W N E R — a 34 K 44 Mobile l.jm ily room, ilouOlo Oflrflgo, white ...... - ...... c * r p * l._ . HOME WITH ALL THOSE Home, see in Caswell Mobile lific k , J»ioh school rtrofl. A CE VippllAncot, balhft. «I9,SIM ACE 0,1 P a u l. Could be » u llablo lo r good cultivated and Irrigftted by daep fR O N T A G E TRAS YOU HAVE ALWAYS w ell pum p. Q ala n co D ru ih land can Court, Lot "O ." • • KEALTY ?33i?W ______R ddALTY A — •• 733...... 53ir... dAlry locAlIbn, Contact RKhard 85' Good building, a ll b lack top. WANTED? . M a y, P a u l, <{8 S005. go w ith row crop' or^ livestock. 142,500- DO YO U wflnl fl new Slrtrcr/iH Spacloui ^bedroom brick home lor Numerous oond o- , OVERSTOCK GREAT REDUCTION G L E N Q tm O K 14x64 Was 18995 Now 17995 G LE N D RO O K I7»60 Was 177||9 “Nbw^Sliy ) — G L E N B R O O K *2 ■ * I ------Kickiava’oT GET YOUR HOME Skirted before I Now 1^909 76 421 5903 , cold weather comes ' 1 price with ' DOUBLE WIDE, iro o m s, 3 ||, the purchaso ol an awning Call bath 110,500 ^ N E W 3 bedroom b ric k hom e in country. Must tee to appreciate AA DISCOUNT ' l>/< acre* or more if du&irod 3 So Of Tupperware, Jerome “ miles wesl, I porlhol west ij>olnls. 2 BE DROOM 10' « 50' m o b ile hom e, < A tlached 0‘ x 12’ mSulaled storag ! 73^ 9676 • . ■ IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY roo m , 0’ X 70’ covered porch Sec a ' , 1959 BUOGER EXPANDO HOME.^ ‘ All brick 3 bedroom home lor only Village Mobile Home Park, Space 117,000 La rge len ccd in back yard bedroom 16 x 37 llbOO lurofUi^d, 37, K im o e rly , In qu .re at 650 Lake, 13000 unlurnished Phone 837 4piv K im b e rly 433 4S65 HARRISON and’ Ihe .seller Hagerm an anVious REALTY ,HEffrrAN"7~nPdroorti"iur-“•[“ lV 6 9 -M JtR _ i:p T T ]:--3 _ ooOroom._____ -fr;5i»- : Moderate home. 3 bedrooms, lull [H«]ziIe_fjQmj;^-:caroeted.-)— r<»m- lip-oMt-i*od-wluityr^assu7»>e-Ouiiyr-assume------f plCTTPmcnrparTtyTintsnedrTencedr • conditioned------734 103?. 194 a m onth pflyr its ^ l^one 326 733 2322 1 separate single car garage, Owner 5603 ------TMMBOtATe-POSSetfcl' _<>*s-boen_lrijnil£IX£d out ol town . Trastj L Garbaoe Service VA LOANS on mobile homesi Corner lot on President. Street >051 w ilLin'prfflin3rofn!rr available with Hacienda Homes.I -Fir«nlftce,-tofal-of-«’ tic0room 5n ‘ ' P A R K ^ AN D SONS - 733 4441, Inc; 733 7568 ] baths. Vacant Good- value lor 24 unit apartment house Could be dryers', ranges Reasonable GEM FuRWATrrrmTOB- "K^inurv/ar *^Commerciol and losidenlial 118,900, a real money maker Priced right. rates 30 years experience Call hauling? Combiners - ,^pecial SKYLANE MOOILE HOME PARK' Showing by appointment only, SHUMWAY APPLIANCE haull . iniiflc or outside city • Now Open - Heated swimming ' R E P A I R , 733 6167 U M s q u a re ie c i, 3 ia rg 6 bedroom s, KIMDERLVWOAD PROPERTY KEN S fUHNACE'CLEANiNG lifr t it i pobi sauna, pxercise room.i carpets and draper, garnge urarru Three choice building sites. Zoned R .iihorcl (IroMiy now ownvr Clubhouse, patios, storage sheds. 1 now. 133,900 nmcrciatly. REFRIGERATORS, Frei'/ers. 733 66^ Hoik-v /BH J7V3 b o ^ t And camper parking.' SIMPSOHS ranges, washers, dryers, .Quaiity- ollM t—prfntinp- -at -low- | -sidewalks andp»v«-5ireef' Larget —W-6 R - N 'fc — A P P L t-A N C E - prices Quick Copy Cwiter 117 1 Tree Service 12, 14 or double wide spaccs. C all, /33 4607'. 734 4411. or 733 B460 , G rave l, Top Soil 2nd St West 733 3300 | SIMPSON’S TREE TOPPING and ren»oving Free estimates and insured M Obiit BRAND NEW 3 bedroom wilfi 733 600ft or 734 3403 an y tim e MOBILE HOm CS b*s«n>ent, c«(port, large loi Jkn Intlnitllon TOWN AND COUNTRY TREE i\fi:(;i{n 'i Wirshing Avchue WesF Ap SERVI-CE polntm e nt 734 321 1 C H I L D R E N ’ S A R T CLASS _1_4 Wid«. a m J R LASWELL’S SERVICE JMMEIL Stturda/ morning 10 I KONICEK TREE SERVICE - Droorlmor*' 5 f« rt* Septem ber 9th C a ll 733 j Comme;^al rutrigerat ion ' Bulk minTfani.« tank specialist...... 324 Now doing- Mechanical tree 7479 2583 topping and removing All < X > ^ 01 Flaclwood limbs cut and satoly lowered ------I Home oulldcrs , nydraulically Save 11. G ood In su re d 733 6548 PARK 3 DEDROOM HOME, carpetud. luu I Stivr Crat’ Homes, aettverca c ScU(r>Ori. basement; attached garage, some I your 10' SaiTiplc% .it 1017 Fili SAIES:MMS M A G IC V A L L E Y A W N IN G CO Upholsturino ot lurrntu re sphone 733-8072 Free estimates gladly given. I Ave W 734 7211 Hi.-ni iiin io s ' anyM iiny, ho u r, da y. LOCAL SALES AND IN w ii'k,m w iih E.ist P_ivo.Points i .» S l i R V I C E httuiily • • R eni,»l4- 7 3 3 -B tK riu 733 0447 4 T A L L A T I0 N 734 4900 f-INE WORK lor tru.' fslimrites, pick up and t-hvcfy I naycb UphoKtcrmo H i jOIO SPECIAL PATIO COVERS, I Roolmo CHERRY CARPORTS, and window um Cleaners. Service BRICK 3 bedroom plus tamlly dwnlrvo^- Resldentini and I room 125i500 mobllehomes. Free estlmaies J a n ito ria l Serv NEW BRICK 4 bedcoom fireplace, 734 4585 I Aulhoriioo v.cuumL",IBIKIWS air conditioned . • 144.000 rioanorScrvico.M iVEIeclrIc ■' FINE HOMES and TWO Itory 5 bedroom, excellent I I «IM«mA4e Eail ' " P a d s & S e rv ic e PIE loca tion 129,800 Is easy when you have a tree This s a u n a ; 7 bath. 4 bedroom, patio, takery Products I I p l e a s u r e c r a f t desirable property has Iruit trees, w ith fircp la ce 142,500 I ELECTROLUX PARTS, bagi.. |, Pc.rtv Supplioi Service J» F u» T il» h« d A U n fu m garden spot and irrigation water FAMILY room, llreplace. brick 4 CAKES AND PASTRY lor all j -W A. M CUttJH.ACr The ntAi tiomt has aluminum t^droom home. * * , . m,000,, ^ ^ .oc^cas^ons^, pgtlrevs Oakery Lawn construction y o u r ro o f. 1 lLF.A?aVRVQ/LyDAU^^^^^ ___ )7 YEARS SERVING s.'aiftff And T bedrooms (2 up ' I X venue East and iiruu-Lakes J M^r.jrVAHFYM^GirVAHFY POR LEAse-ln Jerome, 2 bedroom _____ siairsl Gas heat and garaun This home, extra bedroom in b a se m e h f' I N E W LA W N S plAi J | 2 A d d n o n A v e ., W . PflCkAflC” for only e stim a tes. Top soi 1140 plus u tilitie s . > year lease. 780 110,500- Don’ t w a il to ca ll - FELOTMAN-KEALIORS I b a c k till, le v e h n u Well Drilling ||^ 3971 • ; Landscapino 73J B/S3 MUST move I FIDERFORM Boats. MiYCury 3^BEDR00M HOUSE #,rith garape, MLETT and • Evlnrude - Outboard __ m o b ile tiQmcS—M flkC -0'fii:r'r AAA! . __ ■'— moturi ■mjD’’-V ’MjfR.iO T i ^ Discount. Jerome. South ot’ _____ ' 'H — Oloe-taHBT^BlVd M ~ Livestock Wanled Sewer Service Tuppurware ______] fqh pr- •- - - <»hed 7 bedroom EALiy DEAD ANIMALS picKi-d up I CRAVEN’S Sewer Service; m 1944 FLEETWOOD moplle home, 10 ^ mobi. r e n t e d f'o Cariiat Cleaning prom ptly C.»H colloci /J3 6BJS. I Si-ptic lank - sewyr line I X 57 9' expando. 3 bedroom , 1 Pli'ASo.Call 733 4079 (Anyt 11. ) GooOiiig. 934 54H, c u t In. I cleaning Power equipment. B IG E L O W KAftPET KARE lorn.iiionai I iro e inarA.-ction 733 M53. fu rn ishe d. Phone 733 0841, 733 , niame Anderson 733 1^ 7 I 9831’ - ‘ - , MODERN 1 bedroom house, rear ol Dave Hamlett Broker Custom Floorsk_ ofl 'Idaho Aa -- dlwjn Avenuk Eait Phone 733 lot, immediate possession No — Consuttont nnd Appraiser ‘ I I ROTO ROOTER sewer service pets, reterences, 175'.'1711 10th ,Sewer lines and septic tank BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHEOl n\obile hctmc. 1971 U’ wide 3| Avenue E n s l. Ptionc 733 054fl. . WANTED 3 or 4 b(«droom hom e 10 I I cleaning. Also, all types ot _____ Ing, I _ - „ e xca va tip n 733 2541 o r 733 bedrooms, lully carpeted Must I - property Phone si-e to appreciate Phone 734 3764 1 NICE CLEAN 2 bedroom house on I more. STEAM CARPET 7S00 ■one acre One sm all ch ild , no t)ouse C LE A N E R S Phone 733 6036 Qi)n(li-cl LoiX^rTcilli. Sale h In I Com t) I ha Nuns Chaittji'i) K1: pels Retervnces required. 1200. Mrt • M tV A H fA ltV .*D I OXM « JM 4441H « C«Wo,J. «• JJljvi l O R A S . 7 0 * ^ MY Your Items May Be Placed Formate With A Money Back Guarantee ««»l BMW IXOUta - te'' i- V UTTIEAS ------y s s M i i 49 Mlic«ll»n»ouiForSal* ' Mutlcat Initrum tnti 0«odThi(mttoE«t SI Oudlhlngilo lid Speiilno Ooaih U C im |» a r i I'OR SALE: ■Qua/ter' hortaVmarei SMALL FURNISHED «p(irlmenf ALUMINUM PLA705! 73'/?" « 31" HUN.TING SPECIAL;..Redfleld, 197) IV R 0 A D R U N N 6 R C a m B ^ ■ forrintrcia«rp»'iferrB^ joil- K T « r * JO ce n t* «lieh on-lS c*n»» In started i>n barrali. Call 54l-4ito. wldadeld 4 power scopes, regular Quean ilie .cabovar. oai-etewlc A - M ^ « In n 7U-90S9. loll of- 50 or mor*. Se« utrry ^ ^A K T N G ORDERS F^OR •74.95 - 149:95. Tasco guaranteed refrigerator, water aump. tlaepa WW««. Tlmei-Ntw*. Twin FilUi. HORSESHOEING. TRIMMING. scopes 4jw w er. re g u la r 134.95 — 6, Ilka new con ditio n on v h Q P o l'd . RBNTGhS. IK# Radio, TV I Stir«o 3 » 44)1 o r 7^9-0490, Danvar Fine, S16.95. 4831 gun pow der bulk 65 - ton pi«Kup. W ill u i t a * cem B leta PO O L T A O t e s — h o m * an d Filar. All ihoaino caih. cents a pound. Once field brass 3 -^ommarelal acc#»iwrlt». SalM CLOSE OUT — • track tapes and cents each. Brand new amaiing «ft»r 5 o.m. 7U-S4M or tio p .b v «l A4I W«l» ■and S * fv lc * . J a m « C ta rk. 733-5A01 :as«ellee — SAVCI Alto buy, CONCORD GRAE.E.S_ m 3 V SPORT KING CAMPER « .'t s a r t 4 3 3 -4 l9 i^ . M a in A venue South', T w in F a lli, sleeper, double tanks and furnace. Phone 334-4976. DCASEtLOUTI Pur yourtuilneti LOST bright carpat colort ... Idaho. r«lor# thanr* wlfii Olua LUitra, S h M p SHOT GUNS, Ammunition, hunting up for u lt with Cl«itlfl*d Adi, Rant alactric ihtfmpooar. t1. equlpmeni, binoculars; Red's IF YOU'VE FOUND SOAAETHINT. GREGNAWALT'S. II INCt^ Zenith color TV, recon CALL 423-5062 10 HEAD'OF YEARLING wtille T ra d in g Post. ‘ look lor ttiffUosw in th ^ a n t Adt. BCAU.TIFUU CKTRA Urgt i i i ditioned «nd guaranteed, at faced bucki, good breeding slock, C a ln 'i 733 7 in . bedroom, firtplacs, carpsiid N B E D L E P O IN T T A P E S T R Y yarn,, M A X 'S ' f l y SHOP. 1106 M or 8 FOOT CAMPER, q6een tlie cab ihroughouf. .uMlHlsi, rtftrtnctii, canvai. Crewel klt» and ifoole. ningilda Drive, Twin Falls, Wolly II ifJCH Zenith color TV,'recon. over, gas Hove, Ice box, water adulli. 1403 nth Av«nu« E«it. Houri )0:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. VWms, dry fly, hilr fly. pump, Iniarcom, sleeps 4, on I9i3 waekdayf. ^nturdnv lo : . diiloned and g ...... 10:00 13 00 Cain's 733 7111. Ford '/] ton Pickup wittx 4 tpaad. UPSTAIRS APARTMENT lor . m M r i. w m t n G ru le y , \ a G E N H ITE BRUNSOVICK, D ella and T H E A air, radio, heavy duty it|ocka and middit aged bachelor. Dapoilt I m Avenue Eflif. ______pool labial, acceiiorlBt. Salai and springs — w ill sell com plete u n it o r re q uired . 313 4tt) A venue E a tl. -F u rn ltu rt A C«rp*f iS F«rm ft R«nch $gpplU> . S KlMflERLYJ-UNICYCtE, Wke newj *kl eaulpmenl; mlieellaneoui 63f Lake, FOR SALE: 32 by 12 FoorBuiM ng. — Frl(lay->nd-tarw«Uyr- ■ — SPECIAL‘FEEDER.AND^tOCICSALE-- IN S U R E D Inilde ttoraga-i'eierve Con fi« Utad At A. Beautiful 2 Oedroom Cabin With Prac- IWAV RADIO. } dactric gullar*. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 15 . To/ce ^dvan#oge of/he . ' ticolly no Remodaling. wilh 2 Large Pictyra Win- matched frigldaira, washer ana dryer, rabbit hulcb — A x •. Some dowt. Bath' modern, itructure with^ ovarhanding roof, front lurnilure, clothlno, electric Bepelitlpn and high counlry ond cotll# codilAomenl. For further InfDrmolion . VVc/vonfoQes of a *S*Hrin/r#'"5TH WHEEL - haalert. a cloaal doort'anO coll 934-43«, ■ Available In 21 to 35 fool .modeli w)th,g hotl ol (eaiuretJo^'ybur— o rv d T a o i a ^ U y . , . . ' . . mlicillanaoui.- «3|- 3nd Avanue SALS TIME, 12,00 N O O N llving 'enioymfni. Simple'Hodkup, leii two^ on the rood, lail an^lAe -Baiir-PHda>^ntf-«*lurda^*4.— •"itrornTTeu'Hre w»ar7~«ofy~~pli1liiHy-toaff1»rrliw^apredotten"or»-oftly.‘ MAKE OFFBRir GARAGE SALE; Evaryttilna ooaa. * 13/. Phone 526-4>J1. 0 lew ol the aclvantogii ol the Sprtnter 5th Wheel. Sfoji by'*— We hove- Saturday and Sunday. U:00-7 3H _amod*L AvollDWa jQi-d»n^rn» a\\an\ ------~ - i- — ------^---- -7ih.Avanua-ta»ir,------r ~ -GOODlNO^:tVESTOCKCOMMISSION-COMPANY' — ------c s T n s p r a i 934-43«: -glaiswartrhDutehold'arllcleiT' -JockOllBia7Goodlno— ------'------:-534;5290'. rOROVes 8PiT ...V 7 6 Tlm«i-Npwi, Twln .Fallir.Jdaho Thuriditv/-S»pl«nib«r t4, I W CycUiASupplMi Hc«vy equlpmMit Ibiport—Spent C »ri lm p«n->S|urts C»rt Au1« i fo r S il* ' Aii(o> For .SJl* L0A D I9 R S CHEVROLET, Vt ilock Iruck. FOR SAL6 BY OWNER i m i 19M VOl’KSWAOEN-BUS. Aood \«4t INTBRNATIONAL SCoUT, FOR S A LE : W J H o n d l 3M 8 U . UOO UOO. P h o n t 4 n S»4T. ] m lltt, •vcalltni condlMu)' Canltct JOHN 0BERe-»u,.\?ro A » condHloo or >973 Ford V» Yellow Maida RX3. rofary. i^oor ' ;Q»I Oulltr CSI.dormi 9:00 CASK, W-7. t 9 M . . tfocktruck. phone S43JI74. ladan, 9,300 m llet. IS.SVf Phone MICUIOAN, m -A k o e -s a L e u i u F o m aaia>ii..i'U: ■MICMyDXNTTjr*- ______y - A B B I E ' S c M y o x 14' STEP V A N fo r ta le , cle a n , 73) Aufoi Per Salt MSior U«. •» W SHOUP Avenue' J - )9 i\ HARLEV pAVIDSON ,N. CASe OO Uckhot, . 0071 o r tfr» a f - ^ S u n rlie Q lvd. / rtbullt «noln». chonaed. new tIrM, CASE UO BackhOf • Auttfft Por Salt Autot P t r U t« ' t m . Phone 7;)] o is r CAT W o r» d * f, I m 7 C H E V B 0 U e T 1-ton. heavV d u ly - S R E C I A J ^ Call m# for •ny new tor uwd Aqulpment need. ' 3 § 4 'sflV 1*450. Phone M H«*vy EquJpWMit ~ fiii» LouohM JIle r, - - 7?3'57«1 . U S E D C A R S FOR SALE: Good condition 1949 AUTUMN SPECIALS Sludebaker pickup, 1350 ca U i. 4)9 Truchi 1971 DtllTrolUf, 24 fool i*)ltontQlntd , . —WHfeemW.______—t970eHCVHOltT‘SubiiftJaH'Cafffciirra'D»ornoticlrariVmiuion, powtr ifSiT" WLLLS ing, 400 V D fn o in i, air cortdilionmo. n«w tir tt. lo o d fd with ta ira i m a PORD 3 fon-m " Whtel Date, FOR SALE: 1977.Ford Super van. 1971 DODGE heavy duty, anglne. )300 mllee. 1300, p lu t fa k e o v e r 1109 m o n fh ly Phone ^ a a sw o . paymenti. 7U'4I0I or 7II-4S04. CLOSEOUT I960 FORD 3/4 TON $1995 1960 MERCURY . , . $1995 Oort Oamon 2 door. Driglil Yellow Pickup, V’O •ngin*. oulomotic ttarti. Cougor )(B7, oir conditioning] lond Gold, d tlu ie vinyl tnlo'ioi, V O. 4 FOR SALE ' El Camlno. low iM parl-Sporll'Ciri OMNEW 1972 PLYMOUTHS- mltdon, powtr itatnng. •d ■ . . ipeed aicelleni (Qndilton. low mile oge W ol S2395 1967 JEEP W agonaer il7 9 5 1943 VOLki5.WA6BN DUG.' tody 1968 CHEVEUE . $1395 V-D ooglne, 3 (psed |.ranimi4tion. USED INDUSTRIAL bad. Ideal for dune bugoy,' ilOO. 4,door, V'G angme, ouion^pljc front- pfjone 334'Sltl. nev.tire*. lOM STU0EDA( 1967 Mercury Cougar - 1967 BUICK Blue, Vinyl Top, AM Radio Spo't\ WcigOfi Soli Wliclp .n tijin- New W W Tirei, Sharp! , USED CARSi 254 4lh .-Wo. W . Ph. 733-7365 Youree M otor Co: Jack Cox 733-6811 -Kelly Houk It power »loe/,i.y tmled gl^^^ e,i;el t>JEWCARSi 236 ShoihonB St. W. Ph. 733-2891 lenl 1ire> low rTiilf(U |r Wn> S 1 69^ - 1 .-3 9 5 — —-664-Main-Avd-Soofh- ■ ■ '-'Usgch6qrRow*~"------' OUAUTY C ARS — SWES“i “ SERVICr ' 1966 V W Beetle Blue, 4 Spd . AM Radio -1483 Classified Ads •Jew Engine, Guoranleed 1 1967 Oldsmobile ACE HANSEN CHEVROLET Oello ? doiy h o idlo p liijlil Blur 5 9 9 5 V B e'xjilie oulortuilct po~cr ite r' Put It AH i/Hj O'ld broliiri ^Wn\ Sf)95 \ 966 Rambler 770 Wo'gen ^— OK USED CARS!! — Blue, V-8, Auto Trans, PS 683 1971 BUICK 1968 DODGE 5 8 9 5 1966 Chevrolet SKYLARK...... ^2595... _ POLARA...... M099 Together! 4 door vedan, V-8 unginu. tinted glos^. radio, outomotic 4 door sedan. V 8 engine, tinted gloss.' rodio, automatic tronsmivsion. power steering, w hilewoll tires tronsmission, power steering, pow er brokos, whitewall tires, was $1295 BLUE LAKES 1970 FORD VOLKSWAGEN GALAXIE . . ^2395 1967 DODGE l\33Kimb«(lY Boad 363 4 doof sedon. V 8 engine, tinted gloss, radio, outomalic POLARA W 9 Autot For Sjtfl Autot For S«tf 7 33-2954 transmission, vjnyl top, factory air condilioning, power 4 door iedar>. V-8 etigine, tinted gloss, rodio, outomotic 1966 Chevrolet steering, power brokes, whitewall tires, reol sharp. transmission, power steering, whitewall tiros, was SI IV5, ton Pick.jp VQ' 4 speed lor>5j 1972 1965 CHEVROLET -k Io Ix .. <1 grjod unil Wo\SlOV5' VEGA GT , ...... ^2595 w IMPALA ...... ^ 5 9 5 Hatchbock coupe. 2 door. 4 cylinder engine,^tinted gloss, I 4 door hardtop, V-8 engine, tinted gloss, rodio, auto fOdio, 4 speed tra(^smissi6n. real sharp. matic transmission, power steermg, good transportation 883 LAST 1970CHEVROLET. 1972 CHEVROLET IMP ALA ...... ^2595 VEG A...... ^2399 _ ^ - ' 1 9 6 6 V W ? (iijoi Huy Kidio (jood etfii'omjr Custom 2 door hofdtop. V.8 enoine, tinted glois. radio._ 2 door station wagon, 4 cylinder angino, radio, 4 speed Wo« &Q95. outomotic trons’Tils^on, vitiyl top. Factory air condrnoning. transmission. l6w mileage, was 52595 power steering power brakes, whilewall lires -IW -UCHEW ROl, S 2 S 9 ^ '1969 GHEVROLET CHEVELLE. IMPALA...... : . , ^ 2 1 9 5 . Station wagon, V'8 engine, tinted‘glajv,''radio, automatic ^ 6 4 3 2 door hardtop, V 8 engine, tinted gloss, radio, ooto- transmission, power steering, whitewall tiros, real clean, molic tronsmiiiion. pQwjjr iteetmg. whilowall lo.w w osl2a95. 1965 Continental mileoge, one owner lojided lull powpc Arctic While in- • 1970 JEEP color W ot S1795 ALL 1972 MODELS 1967 CHEVROLET COMMANDO SAVE CAMARO. M388 'Statidn wogon, 6 cylinder engjno, rodioi aulom oljc Ironi- 2 door hardtop, 6 cylinder engine, tinted gloss, radio, ntission, power steering, 8800 miles, sharp, like new. , MUSTGOl! utom otic transmission, bucket s *990 W e s till HAVE AY a IIR'a m o u n t o f 1972's g o i n g a t c l o s e o u t 4 door tiiiiiox wogon, Dig 6. tid r il '72 DODgM * 72 D0D(^E tR(JCKS ord Irontm ittirin. ti vniy good run PRICES!! ALSO A GOOD SELECJION OF MEDIUM AND HEAVY i.ing <(K W in S595 v - ^ . _ A 7 2 CHRYSLER5^ ^ ^ DUTY TRUCKS ON HANb. . PLUS A FINE SELEGTioN OF $ 4 4 4 -^-USEDXiARS — HURRY IN NOVV!!^ ABBIE A C fllA liS iN - U m O U E N ^ Bob Reese Motor Co. OLDS-BUICK-OPEL IheO^aler-Y&v-^nrDepend-On''— BiUiE; PHONE AMERieAN-MOTORS-7 T 500 BLOCK 2nd AVE. SOUTH., TWIN BALLS LAKES BLVD. N. i Chevrolet 733-3033 712 Main Ave. S; 733-872J.. ,Thuri[l»y,.5cipl.fhb«r Hi Tlm.i-N ew t, Twin F«ll>, Idaho . J7 AMHjFor %»\9 Autoi For Sfl« u Airtoi For U lt Aufeft For Salt Airio* For S«|t Autoi For Sail AMoiForS^I# u AufoiFortoU' CADILLAC 1W7 Coupe O tV iltt. N»w 1947 FORD s ta tio n WAGON 3M 1 ^yrM ..lr*n»m ulon, pipM. E«lri 1953 W iULYS, ChevroletBt m i 197J FORD LTD Country. Squira •nolna. automiMc tran!wiiiBi(on> oraat, needi braka ilAtlonwagon, air condlMonlno. 1944 BU IC K C LC C T R A 935 4 door, . Sharp.-S#cdnd own#r. S4)-«?s5. OW» •Tv«riiiu< a d lu itn •laarlng, ' naw (lrai< laat cove^«, t4U. 733i-Tal4. I34-M56. .^THAT'S..o luM power,'air condlUonad, Saa Eucattaot oandltlo Inqulrt •( Waitarorrfn at the Tlmet>N*w». IP70JAVEL- I'ir^lo tDi)or -Srdan 1971 MERCURY MONTEREY 2 fintn 6..l^*Uu^L— 1972G R AN :t OR1NO . • 4 door sedan, o local 1 owner; orid onfc' of Ihc nlcesf cofs 4' door, driver training car', low r^iles, fy |ly | we havcrbooufilul s a llo n o w hite, gVeen’ vlnyl top7”motcfiing* gre e n a ll n y lo n intofior,-it-how-ot)4ototely-eyeryihing"lnclud“ equipped^ foctory aFrr rodiol fires, factory air conditiqning, power steering, pbwer ' TOP DOLLARS FOR YOUR TRADE-IN! brakes, regular fuel engine SAVE. 20- 1972 FORD PICKUPS — ..l.S64^F-ORO-GAL-AXIi-55i 4 door sedan,/all white with blue vinyl interior, V-8 engine, outorfiatic tronsmission, eiccllenl transportation, runs good, F-lOO's — F-250's Gran Torino 4-door Pillard Hardtop iookf^ood.. M anufactures Sug g ested R(?tail Price^£42SL5_ S _REDUCEDJ.O_- ;vi.l3 o lg S !'^ ...... ~ : i --SAVE-5825— 3 5 U 1966 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN VoTume Selling-Means Volume Savings! N O W . . *3470 Stotion wagon, excellent transportation with rodiol tires, small V-8 engine, automatic transmission, with power steer- Jng, power brokes. . -1- $$ SAVE $$ SAVE $$ SAVE LSAV_Er - W d s - -$895^-^. - r .^^r^r^NO W- 1970 FORD F-lOO' ■ 1963 CORVAIR Convertible standard ‘ PICKUP IPf.H TOYOtA CROWN V;8 engine, outomalic tronsmission,. air transmission, ■ :lii ,t \rcHin. oil bloc inv.f'- nnd I960 O lDS D E llA 88 conditioned, new tires, ond now 1972 clean, I. 4 ipeeci 1iantnii\tion. oil Icalh i* 1970 FORD G alaxie 500 196/ CUtVKOltl IMl'AlA . *3370 4 door sedan, V-8 engine, 4 itoof lediin. Cl lo ttil I it- Delivered in Twin Falls nll jieio®, tm nll V S eriqinr ciuti 1971 MtKCURY MAHOUIS ■ ' automatic transmission, power ■nnliC ironvfttiuioii »rn- ■“ BROUGHAM (U'l air condrtloning,' itcwull tuiit. .1... CAMPERS 19ft-. i M iv R O ifr im p a ia and all, ~^4'Uog< l» it.lloi> wliiio! wittr tflbriT iiUonoi. V 8 paw*i a real steal at ‘ 8 5 0 . \ln e ti(ij, gflOlJ wo»k cot KtDUCED CLOSEOUT PRICES - T O - . . . , . '3 9 0 1965 •’'^N IIAC OONfHEVlUt Just in Time For the Hunting Season tic«llenl iir^t or ircond cnf. »c)Onv 1970 TOYOTA Land Cruiser pad with V 8 nnolne^.'dtJlon>lllK , ' >966 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA ‘ ...... aBaiBaiM HaiaiHM BrHIBM BHM aliiiM HiBBiBIBtBiM -4 X 4, lock out.hubs,.axiro seat, radio, HURRY.!!' 1»nn»mJnion onci powo» cicart o t a pin iniide oul (01 trade iiv. li't oti rad iri- tcdn fin d owl. V O engint, lloor B t o u a D tli.ill. outomolK Ironvmitiian, ot 10 • , . . . '500 ttiorp o liiiii^ (o> ot you’ll av«r 1972,RANeW o^ REDyCEO - nuict< RIVIERA - .— ;■ “ TO-- ^ 8 0 0 Grand Sport >7-door tiardlop, nil ^ SPEClAi: whil*. iactary mag wttiilv, ori>*ri vinyl top, whiu oil Ualhtr inlatioi; FORD tioi'obiotulAly •vtrylM^gHndudino,' 1967 OATSUN'4 DOOD SEDAN Slock 302 V-l faclory air conditioninQ. ■ Olua will) black .top, .bftick vinyl- •ngin«, 3 ipeed tranimii- REDUCED TO . .. inleiior, with buckol »aoU, 4 >ipi#d (rontmittion. tuper aconomy. '.ilbn, W a»$3704.17.. ■ MAKE OFFER BHUIIORKIiUltEOliE $790^ -...^i^E-SALE^EADEti~lN-M AGi£rYAikBY"- THEISEN'M Orm S-^ 1243 BLUE LAKES BLVD. N O R TH — O P E N TILL S P.M . — Ph,.733-5110 • T h e easiosf place in the wqrid to buy a car -70X-Mom-Avov EoM— — ------— ^733-7700-^ r - Ply Slie Raring PHi;e «T - 7 0 0 X 1 6 ply $28-81 $ 3 , 2 9 ...... Tel Aviv.',Hb alio ^ported M • M h a n i’e o f fir e today by ■i:>rai;lr a n d Syri«n fo ru o s m thi* 10 ply $6^.64. $8,47 -wSs^xcisi=wi)esroiHIBaW **tt^)ll ' ' V ’’ ** '•** Twin F«lli7 laiho ThuriJiyTsiplemb^r fn, 19/3 ;^tifiarng^PiT^^^ H oolis^ow n^ifi^uined city FREE LECTURE^ ” Can,ypu simply trust" QUANO TRI, Vietnam (UPI) that the ildo t}m( become the 8trong-poinLfor-the-.northwest comerr-4>ne each; In-^medieval— castle—•peij~.th«~Wdre nrlng- “ TWTN'~FAi:t-S - ‘Carolyn Richard ' Bradley pleaded Mnssle, la, nnd Michncl Woync guilty and Charles John Cuppett Roberta, 21. were bound over to innocent when they appeared on district court Tuesday following a Joint charge of grand larceny ii prcliminnry hearing on Involving the theft of equipment;, UCHT TRUMJH iLCOMMERCML forgery charges. and parts from Jnnnaon!a-| Tnc -tw o ap p eared TrT Wrecking ^ t. Bradley .was mitgistratc court before Judge granted o "pre-sentenclng In Daniel Mechl. They arp.charged vestigation. witli forgery-of n- ch eck-on- TRACTION PLUS Robertfl’ account for an amount Dcsiened For Top -Traction silver Salvador Valesquez, ii, Twin Fallsj was also bound o ver. China by Judge McQhl on n forgery W heel^^orlorm ance^un^ chnfge foiiowing-irpreliminary hearing. He IS charged, with reaffirms CIIKHVI. ADAMSON • forging. u. welfare check — , , , - Or Off ^'hrjoad.... __-eutlik4eiim ------:— _belongln«-to-hl»- formoi^lf I BROWNING BOOTS PLUS SECAPPABLE ---- EXCHANGE PLUS lAX ALL FISHING GEAR REDUC6D UP TO 1 SIxe RafJna Prico CPT1 650X16 6 ply $17.95 $2.61 700XI-5 6 piv S70.9R . ___$ 3 ,^ 4 —- ALL BOWS & AhCHERY [700X16 6 ply ' $21.64 $3.00 ' '1 supptiEs-REmreiMT------|~ P R ! 750X16------8 ’ply ■ ■$■28 94 " $3.69 j BAIR SHOT & . I POWDER BUSHINGS 825X20 10 ply $44.95 $6.17 RGBS 900X20 10, ply $58.95 $7.30 m ______PIUS EXCISE TAX AND RECAPPABIE tIR E ______j PACK AND TRAIL I FOODS!! MAGIC VALLEY (Ailt CliUni'.’U • tM'JMIIIlTt'ATMIMi • riUlllftlllll UHIAHHTINOIHAHOIV ' UIMHHII) rATrHINI I'HIUtr/O SAM{ At CrVill !0M AmtOVIO CO.'lTIIACT’ 't~ r03TW naked for advice for home from long vacation . Fttlla prosccutlng attorney, 'atepa n«t«aaary (or withdrawal. learned Wednesday he was still But I^ncaster said a ■‘bona 'flde cnndidato." WedTOsdoy it wos.not clear__; Harold Lnncnstor, county under tlw law how a candidate ‘