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Viet Cong War Commanders In Battle For To>vn San Clemente Today - SAir-CLEM ENTE-,— Calif— Washington^hureau of the Des for the Register-and-Tribiune SAIGON (UPI)-Viel, Cong (UPI)—President Nixon sum* Moines Register and Tribune. before he took a job as a forces swept through the resort mnnpH hU t n n ^ m ^ r V mm - UiTl^u ^fuiJ seized control of a downtown a meeting Sunday to , area and battled hundreds of S w th V ie tn a m e se tro o p s ru sK ed iifrdTK°e" r ormer Areerttlne In to save it^ It was the worst attack on a South Vietnamese
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Ararnburu, a 67-y.ear-old re- , .• ...... h v PVftrv Ured lioinenant genpral w as a Incommg chaipien of the Joint security agency, in ArgenUna key plotter of the 1955 revolt Qiiefs of Kaff, were scheduled faUed Saturday to produce any tjiat ousted former dictator to fly In from W a^uipon. significant clue to the whereab- Juan Domingo Peron, who ruled' Gen. Creighton w .A ttram s, outs of kidnaped former Pres-Argentina frob 1948 to 1955. commander of U.S. troops m i^ent Pedro Eugenio Aram- Vietnam. wasto come in.from 1-S t: t c Saigon; ^ong with. Adm. John' p/^i i,.k Prpmoli. theJ^geri- V i y c n s i s ______S. M cUln. Jr., conmanaer ol. military regime’s informa-
■IJie session the fir« .such have any major clues and lh» V ./U llllg high-level raUltary hrle Ing the teen in * . o resident has received sbce hi? aulhorlU es.i^A t-SPPingS ------f^ght'ingx S outh V ie tn a m e s e SMASHED W RECKAGEofa twin-eoglQed Mart(n~4M airliner the highway buTliit a carrQ lU ng'p flve’occupantirOne died- tn-amL-LLj^ ------Thg tflek of a ransom demantLz— _____ K ------cakalties were placed at eight sits crumpled on an interstate highway near Atlanta,.Ga. After among the plane passragers.'(U PI telephoto) 1 H V r 24 hours after tha ^ a band of about M hippy-type kUled and 24 wounded U.S. failure of one engine, the pilot, with 36 aboard, tried to land oi^ sdieduled for 2 p.m. PDT. ^ Wdnaping raised fears among cyclists began gathering near troops were involved in actions " infoiroation from the government officials that Thousand Springs Saturday for - outside the city but -didr not combat field wmmanders was Aramburu might be tried by a what was reported to .be their move into Dalat itself and no . expected to figure heavily m drumhead court-martial and “spring get-together." how deeply tnyolyed the United summarily executed bv the ■ The bunch is reported to be The attack on Dalat, a city of States wUl remain m the jddnapers. “ part of the Brothers SpeM 74.000 residents which is' conflict in Cambodia. President a . Peronist guerrilla' motorcycle group and wme considered one of South Viet Nixon has prom is^ that _aU organization-Saturday .night have come from California. Salt nam’s safest places, was seen Takeoff, Kills Five In Auto U.S. troops wiU be out of claimed ir^ a d kidnaped Uke City, Pocatello, Boise, 9s a move by the Communists Cambodia by the end of J^ e Aramburu'"Slth the aim of Twin - — Balls...... and other points. to take headlines away from By RABUN MATTHEWS A heavy overcast blanketed circling when the crashsmoking came. a cigarette when it but has left cloudy whethw submitting him to revolutionary More than those who were U.S. and South Vietnamese ATLANTA (UPI) A crlvatc the area at the time. "He (the pilot* didn’thappened," say Pittman said. A m e ric a n su p p o rt wUl ' b e »»stice ’’ gathered Saturday evening at fiimished to SouthCnirfK Vietnamese ViA»nnmsea * successes in Cambodia. It also plane carrying 36 persons on an One of the passengers nothing. He didn’t warn Theus weplane pancaked .down on the Idaho Power Park on the demonstrated Communist abili all expenses paid, land buying aboard^ 19-year-old Eddie Pit- were going to crashtheTar^careS^tothrieK^ or Cambodlaiv troops after north side of the Snake River ty; to strike at will despite excursion to Florida cra^- tman of nearby Austell, G a.,' nothing,” Pittman declared, the wet grass, shot up a 40-foot that tim e, t v t 1 have been reported heading M o ... ; m a n p o w e r a n d su p p ly lo s s e s . landed atop a car on an said the pilot pul the plane into “There was no 'panice.bahtane„t,hlt, on the guard, rail N u clear Idaho, but by aboUt 6 p .m . an Interstate highway Saturday, a bank and appeared to be plane at all. We wero Just and snapped In half, esUmated 3S to (Q. cyctaa were killing at least sbc persons. that OarVt R . MoUenhoif, the ^ l i &U tKat w ere at the park: Many controversial former newsman O l d S t Five of the victims, a man >: Twin Falls Cemetery.' against ari Israeli column near ''11*“® "It Is no secret,” ho said. Raa Elesh, .1 0 . mUeslsouUi-of WlU.be JDer ailed "thDl thtfrb are forces i t large Port Fuad In the canal's In the world today which ad- norUiern sector, That r a id ' M w.ow delivered at a vocate the overtlirow of our touched off a seven-liour’buitle, pil‘)- At Ferry ti !■ m iI iiilfl IIIIB.MUua¥ fhraai __ he said, in which two Israeli Placer O e e k sale GLENNS F K R U Y - Union made by an Irresponqlble tanks and two armored jkil'flfln- - - Pacific tracks were cleared nobody who has sa id ,'W e will nel carriers were destroyed, an ' 7 , mlles^ of about 2 p.m, Saturday aftqr a bury your It Is a very real fact unspecified number of iHeir ” >*d« M d .. westbound freight c,(ir slid that in this nation this very occupants Wiled, and one logging •cross-the trflcks at 8 a.m „ month we have witnessed the Israeli captured. work roads, blocking boUi main lines near closing literally hundreds of Shortly Afterward, tlie Bgyp* liere for some six hours. uur tnstUutlons of higher Uons attacked anoth^, Jsra^li d b y l w as the "dissent of a small minority of lia'Hlc, the E gyptian ipoliMman Memorial Day ^ »inc NEPHI (UFIl-W eU, animal and M rs. Lawrence Carlson, all fanciers and humane society Twin Falls; Dwayne Allen B i,rfoiLa ]rs sjit.rof?£.iirer'“ r^s^s-s society members can rest easy M cFarland, Burley; Roy Fait, D iS iid Cennetery with , rites by the She was born Aug. 2,1893, at Carltoii, manager of the Twin —the bulls at Nej^i are In good Buhl, and D ebra Henning, Kent, Dame llosetorouch Carmen “ asonlc Udge. Hunter, Utah, and attcjjded security office and s h a p e , e v e n a fte r th e bu llfig h t. W ash. In f a c t.m o s t6! th e a u d ie n c e a t UrS uora pS'to Jim '®'“' Glenn Karn pf the Idaho Office D is m is s e d Monday until time of services., slie was married to T. J. Edgar ______grounds V more concerned about the Milton E. Barrus, Mrs. Felix Deanna Asson. Burley, and ------J / .u o ? j f" the problems of the 9* n io r Building Fund. moved to the Springdale area citizens from Ihelr various matadors than the animals. Alaniz, Mrs. Paul Dougins Mrs. Julian Garzli and son, The buUfij^ts, which were to near Burley, ..... viewpoints, pointing out that the Abundls,aafence Bowles, Mrs, Paul. Mrs. Edgar belonged to the ddjrly in- continue Satui‘day M 2 p .m . and 6 Kyle Harshbarger and son, Births Council To 1.DS church Survivors include adequate ' housing, p .m ., ir e Portuguese-style. The Helen Mills and Mrs. David Sons were bbom to Mr. and her husband, Burley; one son, ,ronsportnlion, food and health. *bull is not killed and there Is no Funke and daughter, all Twin Mrs. Refugio Martinez, Burley, ^ „ i W o r liYank Edgar, Bm-ley; three „ subsequent discussion blood shed, or at least none Falls; Kristine Foral. Heyburn;- and Mr. and Mrs. Julian Garza, ' daughters, Mrs. Gall (Helen) ope„ to nil ouondlng, a member from the bull. Jimmy Duane Thorj>e and Ruth Paul, Hines, Mrs._Lloyd (“«™ a) „f the nudlcnce uslied for holp H l g h t o r f l “ ...... ■ -R o y - Salt Lake Mexican Civic Cen Falt. Joeletuls Duran, Colleen Oussiii Mcmoriiil ter, Include bulls from Mexico Shuckel. Pamela Fawcett, Public honrlngs on two prescription drugs, with matadora Miguel De.Andu Larry Sisslon, Mrs, Arthur ------Admitted------proposedrezoning Issues will be are approximately ,L.JUtah; 15 grandchildren and 6 ov«r-tfie of 'Hbuk Richard Hobinson ond" Steven G. Luko, Mrs. Orlimd regula7 meeting of the 'hvln ... , In Idaho at the present time Christine MoQce^.flll nuhl; > iec v lcea.„.w m ,.be Mpdi HaH>«iu , pg lnta il • "SuznnncJohnson, Hansen; Mrs;— Suhnr|o*^IW rine-— Kred“ 8 t « v _ ...... ^ „ i,.. . . F U i u .. unr< Mru Doan Hanson. Rupcrt. To^seil for reZlng ' from ' b y _Blshop Eugene Inadequate. . KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (U PD - 'Hioinaa Rudyudv and son. all *^«''in C. bm ,-lUyburn, D la m lia e d CornmerclHl-ueneral to £oni- Cl'rlslensen. Final rites will be quoicd a stalemenl of R Ind’oheslan .President Suliurto Jerom e; Burton Thompson, Jnsnectai two I'VATVA InstallallonsInatallatlons Burley’ willlam Flavel, Rlch^ Mlcliaol Pike, Eldon Doman,i. mercliilS c T , l ccentral, i l “. l and properties ." '/'F , rie n d . . ' ' I ™ ? I'??'’''*'., 'ln c h , .SecTetary of H, 1ind^?rEaHlTcmiOBBCcfarmerfl-«,.w^^ Mrs, Urry Urson and son. al Eleventh Avenue East and Education and Wei are, who cooperative today before leav- tioiso;[iojsc; MMrs. rs. DDavid avid GoodnlkhiG o o d n S ------mmflliuiiutili^um anuiiu u m t -m e t EflflMiHvalxmn* nwnnrt-MnnrtmfnHnr (g Stay Ijelfithy l(T Ing for Anaheim, Calif, and Seth Walter Bishop, both Wauneka, both Oakley, projwsod for rezonlng from f prevent any sickness from The Aslan chief of state mot' pjier; Rockey S h o ^ k e y , andMrs.KoitliHohnea.and Mrs. KeiUi Holmes, Uunert.Rupert, rosldenllal-professional to to sorvi a. becoming a major illness, and with Tennessee Valley Aulhorl I Kimberly; Steven Smith. .Births commercial-local by Lyman to provide a full range of health ty officials Friday night. On ■Wllwauklo, Orei; Debra Hei^ A (laughter was born 10 Mr, Sperry and Dr, R. A, Drake, ------and Mrs. Jose II, Rodriquez, councllmen are also expecled agreement with the U.S. Forest services-for those who are In S a r to ’s agenda was a tour of nlng, Kent, W ash., and Brian H, Fort.Lou(k>n Dam near here Nlpj)er, Fairfield, Culif, U) appoint a new member to the Service and the U.S. Depart- . L ...... and the Bull Rim StrGUn po^rer H lrth s City Highway and Traffic ment of Agriculture for use of Mr. Burkhart brflught a plant, near Oak lUdge. He also Sons were born to Mr. and M e'inorlnl Safety CommlHslon and to taxi ways and parking aprons at hottrty coim^of HppUmoo .from ' ...... 1__- f _ I______rtv..!,, A(pnni.« llu( uiidinK 'fl w III IliH HtutcinL>nt will visit Uie M aryville coopera Mrs. Albert Plplnlck and Mr, Admllled alithorlie extension of a lease Twin M l. Clty-County Airport. Uio audience with the stateraunt tive center of Uie Tennessee and Mrs, Ijiw ronce Carlson, all Dr. Richard Stapp, James Fanners Cooperative. ■I'Win l-’ttllH. .lluldilaon und Mrs. Donuld ->Muj WASHINGTON (NEA) What and commonly accept, that the Mltdiell’s role In key decisions Surely this whole town — apd penchant for '‘working M agit'l alley's H om e (Sowspafwr we h av e been looking- a t In the Wg ...... Is b urden of judgm ent »a of uim a niiiJHiy y s o rts auiw. p ro buiounm a b ly hv a in«is by u>now nun th e n a tio n - —k n o~ w iw s "oth aw t .« isolation •— ...... a m a ^ f t> ew tag . - past few weeks - probably theirs. been grossly ovecplayed an * the President keeps not only his It is easy to pass off his habit more dearly than ever before in What Is possibly unique about that the attorneV geoeral good friend, Secretary of State of setjue^erlng h i^ ii vrtth, lav> AAay 31< }970 Al West«rgren, Publiiher PHONE 733-0931 li s long public career — is the Rldiard Nixon Is not his heavily almost' surely . w as\elling U William Rogers, in the dark on yellow pad and p«cU as a wise Otitf'0l Cily on'g County ...... stressed reliance upon his own straight when he loRLsom^ Impending decisions, but a wide means of buying Ihmk time, • -o S«lio>i iO 108 Idoho Code,-Thu»»day K fhl,,;; purest Richard Nixon, will be oublnhed P'ubUhed doily and Swn'doy, e.tept Soryrdojr. ol 132 Third Street We»l,'T».in folU, I mean' to say mudi more by judgment but the magnitude of students he'had little to « wltH range of lesser, yet Important, and to argue th « Americans } Idoho. 8336f b» ------MHgtrVolley • N Eftlet«d 0» » t 0(»dtl0M moil matter Apt.1 8, 1918, at lK« oo»' that than simply- • to endorse the his distrust in others. tfc*^ eambodia decision. / ' foreign affafrs specialists. could not care less how he 'oU.t. .f> IwiniQUL.'daho. 83301, under,jhe :t ol MorthS, 1079, President's own televised One reason so much has been None of this means^Nlxgn' Absolulely_aatounding-ls4he-workssolongas^eresulta^ asM rtioD,V..i)ackpijjU p.Jjir:. |hR. v nM>d»-ot^-hte: Hioefidi6t.con8iilk=Of^lwM=*ordtial-Sea«ary-of-MenseHXo^ „ rporters, dcnce-upon-the-advice-of--’At--confer&-with--miHtary-an4i-MclvlnJLAird..on.thtev«.of.the ..and artiqn. _ ^haKtnL^iftno-made thp. decislon tpmcv general John Mitchell is foreign policy advisers, .tho^h^announcement, was unaware. But one perce|*ive wixomte Mail H e ^ a y to send troops into Cambodia to mat he Is one" oi the IfeW IfT lO T taaiy^tlrfar-fewer tfigir'the Preaidetrt wdgobaut B^.lwliftv ^ and.he ja .^ a u ^ ve.. ■ assault Red sanctuaries. Nixon’s hierarchy who could be some presidents have done. But' .150,000 troop withdrawal figure that Njxon u ^ the isolation, •• ------' ...... -- .1— Thie l« fa r mhro dCVlCC tO Wall hUltSelf off tTOm The 'Cambodian campaign has There is no contradiction here. It about U.S. presidents making tinulng relationship with the judgments have a much smaller revealing than the evidence that the emotional content which already proved one , thing — is not surprising that the President, basically mlllUry decisions or -President. place In the “final mix" thao Laird expressed reservations may Infuse the jud^ents-of Americans, when aroused, can be who has appeal^ for sup^rt, operating as their own But 1 have it from a closely might be the case With someone about the Cambodian un- people he might see In pe^n. should receive mostly positive secretaries of state. They know, auuned Nixon-.watcher that other than Nixon. .dertaking. For Laird has lon^ He wants to weigh their the writingest people. i. _ hppn prp.9iimedin bft-in-tntimsre—^aum ents coltfly from a shefii expressions. Or that com A notable sidelight of the furor ------: ------u n d e rs t a n d in g w ith th e of p a p e r. ; over the President’s decision to munications from the public — ______: ______President on the political U there a paradox m this? I move against the- Communist ladies named Mitchell prominently THE STERILE CUCKOO necessity for u-oop withdrawals seem to be saying he distrusts sanctuaries has been the flood o f. expected — to noted doves - and a winding (fawn of our role the judgments of others, yet in VieUiam. fears to hear them because they ) and con mail into such as Fulbright and Mansfield A Whpn mnfldenpes are not might be persuasive. - - should run strongly in tneir lavor. = 1 ifihingion. 'iTie overworked exchangea at the,” crucial” utJrthiiigsf iiR, iiiby V Capitol ’^ st office says it may go W hen citizens get fired up enough moment of decision, it suggests President be true. un,- down as the heaviest outpouring of to say their piece on a major issue, ’ more than some notion about a mistakably Tjelieves he has mail from the public ever received they are strongly inclined to I ne^ for “secrecy”. It suggests "strong points*’ — a grasp of by Congress on a single issue. communicate with public officials ■ the President’s unwillingness to foreign affairs Is one.-of politics test his judgment in the* still another. Moreover, he wants to broadcasting on wavelengths to And the While House, of course, ; smoldering fires of doubt be perceived by the nation and is also hearing from the people, which they are already attuned. , among his aides. the world as strong, not weak. letters and wires by the bushe’ A com p arison of pro and con m ail ■"Here his much-advertised . , What tne people are sayjng is an^ 16 th6 White t i t m OF 10 CapUul lother matter,' however, that ap Hill, or even the, grand totals, is p ears .to be determ ined la rg e ly by not, therefore, td be taken as a the known positions of the public necessarily trustworthy officials to whom they are saying measurement of public opinion ANDREW TULLY , it. in toto. The primary signiticance of The White House says its mail is the mail in this case is not in the overwhelmingly in support of the ' breakdown but in the sheer ^ President, and congressional volume, an eloquent-statement as * The Economy allies, such as Sen. Barry Gold- to the depth and breadth of water, say ditto. the impression the war issue has Not surprisingly, the President’s made on the public. more outspoken opponents on We • can take some comfort — .very welcome a t' a WASHINGTON — Working Committee said weeks ago “We _CapiloL.HilL.come up with__very stiffs^ even Including an errant face a ver>- real danger of different readings of public sen time in public affairs when comfort banker or two, will find teeth* higher unemployment, a timent? Senate Democratic leader is in'short supply — in viewing this gnashing fodder In the private stagnant economy and an In- • admission of R esident Nixon’s creasing shortage of homes and _ m a n n e c e d ___ Montanan whose _vqlved citiz^nry^__ Unfortunately. "tam e experts that me economy_pubfic-Ucilities while inflatlorP the’polariz^characferof^he-mail^ will stfll'be ihT^atIvely’16usjr^tinues~w ithout substantial vehemence on Cambodia may cost shape come Election Day. abatement.” hirh ajeputstion for almost saintly also reflects an ominous development throughout our public political patience, reports record P ^ R I S P E A C E m ail running 200 to one a g a in st thfe discourse ■— in government, in the action. press and among individuals. t r i b s Sen. J. William Fulbright, whose On this and other crucial issues, the rate of inflation and if tL^le S Aniericans are speaking not_ so business growth tvlll have n , 1?. Foreign Relations Committee has diminished. But they are unable S been leading the congressional much to as at each other. The assault On administration debate is becoming all talk and no policy, likewise reports listen. .“thousands and thousands" of Somehow, this trend ' must bo be, badly hurt. Only abject letters and wires overwhelmingly re v erse d . capitulation by the Vietnamese Jn support of his position^ this caution perhaps was best enemy could save them, and expressed by Secretary ol|the Ihis would not be a sure thing. ROW LAND EVANS AND ROBERt NOVAK Treasury David Kennedy al a given the average shopper’s Utah Slate University banking surly state of mind, Paintings - • -the- - • -dayr-Ob-— • - California’s Syndronre" viously- choosing his words carcfully, Kennedy said there Republican hopes are based' Future generations, looking at vegetable beef LOS ANGELES - Rep. emphasized his bberal stands — always be to his left." was a suggestion In .the on . Richard Nixon's own B'of the nrtiftteta, inte ' No wonder •Eu rope p a r t i n i l a r l y n p p n g ltln n t n ------R ..t-m O K r, p » n nri?riiptinn thrit_althQUgh_gr01 prized possessions lof this age, at of the painting wanted to remain eco'nomy'is '•neither fallTnii oft still be sluggish In the fi “ leaat-will-have-^hearty-bellyleugh- -anonymous^ dominate the California Thele BBrown row camp, which had points ahead and heavy too sharnlv 1“ or ulvini? slims onnf and possibly------beyond,j the decline ■~D6mDearatlc*partyran*“ -‘------*— ^— ------But perhaps Andy Warhol's soup at some of the'Antics of their an th e U CLA campus and promp- largely inartiS‘S?aS~the"^cl‘II^^ Sm e cestors. can is not really' that in comprehensible. Alongside some of L“ercrau,“t's 'iX r!,' Ta-^t They will read, for example, of the other art forms of the day — the nomination. "The farther Tunnev went to chose not to attaek Brown’n ^ “ A lot of experts, not all of the painting sold at auction in 1970 screen, television and what passes Not long before. Brown's the left," one Brown strategist radical rhetoric such aa his ' t i V economic ihem Democrats, claim there's U . s ’ for music — the painting loc^ Icuving rival for the nomination confided to us. "the happier we equating and Soviet ‘I''® no way this can happen. Their for the highest p rice — $G0,000 — -the more moderate Rep. John were, because'*Brown w61ild "imperialism'' argument is that the ad- ever paid for a painting by a living ■ almost appealing. V. Tunney — had been given a ■ i - . ? • Another administrutlon ex- friinislration and the Federal American artist. Then they will At least the subject provides bad time by Insolent students on pert put it more bleakly than Reserve Dank, by their anti* ‘ ' '■ which IS m ore ■,ihc.-teimcmed. ..cpmpHg, Byit Kennedy did, "Frankly." he Inflation irioves, have squeezed ages, and see a ji^n of Campbell's than can be said for the rest. STiiTiiaX^am^fpDt^n^ny j l th 4tAY C RO M LEY lonfr-foHanyone-to-expect a . obscene political graffiti, to ld ...... - work out instead o> boln“g sure mtuVlil'y SU MUnVCOniintimi; M R. SPECTATOR the students — and many other IVT * _ IVT they will." Inflation, they say, .probably California Democrats ~ whut lllX O H llCFVC will raise high.Interest rates they wnntfid to hear. . , ______: i.Evcnbetorc the relcaso of the by Election Day. Beating Insomnia A s s a ilin g U . S. Icadenthip as WASHINGTON (NEA) --w ould cause-Hanoi- to-talMn-lBtest-government siatiHtioB , . . A ~ TT "u geno^aUon of men who are Talk to men at the White House Paris. ' revealed that the' etonomy Is Arlluir V. Burns, chairm an of Well, you remember how last well ventilated — warm but not hot. no longqr responsive to tl»e und It becomes palhfully cleaL. Tnik_£L-dcM £2rinS_Jhl_flllU_bcndcd-ulownwaiUl,-abe-aii»-liM efel-4toeeiwtHKw-he»- Thursday we turned unri —people oMitlB'eounli ji," Diown t'roaiuent' Nixon tt going C o m m u n i s t (COSVN) Democrats had put Republicans admitted publicly that the discussed what insomnia was and physical exercise regularly. Avoid urged the students to continue through a siege of self-doubts, headquarters was oimud at on notice that Uiey will .miiko economy offers a "bleak pic- ‘•disquiet pn the campus," He went into Cambodia with giving thd public something what might be called the lure." It is an admission why- you iuid it — if you did. vigorous culisthenics at bedtime. adding: "’ntore must be no confidence (after consldoroble more tangible than food and country's affluent hard times a calculated to warm the cockles Today, then, we are destined to (5) Don’t try too hafd to full letup on tills pressure." An- nervous SQul-searchlng) ammunition as a Uu-get worth a campaign Issue, A report by the of Democratic hearts from lell you dear readers how to go to asleep because this only increases swerlng questions, ho proposed ..believing Umt ho would bo In -- gamble of these proportions. Democratic majority of the Porlhmd, Me., to Twin Falla, sleep if you want to. Of course, muscle tension. Adopt u “don’t the impeachment of both and out — before a hue and pry Critics, It was folt, being llouse-Senate Economic Mulio. after curing your Insomnia you wit] care” attitude, President Nixon and Vico in Uii) Sonato anlonlhQ atreeta. IgnorantlnLhelogicofguorrUio . ProBldcnt Agnow, suggested would mount to unmanageable war, would undoresUmute and (C) Postpono'your unsolved nuUhuve uny(Wng to tulk-aboul ^ that Black Ptfnther Bobby Seale levels. ridicule the risking of so many but Ihen thuT's your problem , problems, if you can, until you are should not havo been indicted, H o w a s 80 certain of himself, lives to destroy food, arm s and llcgurdless, read on you cure fresh and cleat* headed the next and opunod the door to In fact, that ho made little at* equipment. see k e rs: day. Battling them after the lights legulizatloii of marijauna. lERRK'S WORLO Most of you, by now have evolved are out will only k^p you awake, It is such rhetoric tliat has your own formula for courl^i^ (7) Sleeping on your back hot propelled Brown, an abscure ConHrossmtin with an un- lc^cpihnt-wo^k^^at-len5t^^art-o^W P■7-^)nly^)^omotc5-snoring-but-tends-lf dorfrnoncecl caiiVimignr dlcate _ Ute_ two m o i?^ _ NU _ ot ...tmany . r ig h t u p lo_ time. Some of you let (]ulet musk provoke nightmurcs. Lie oiT^your of tbe favored Tunney, But Uiat had In mind for his Cambodian B June-90-di ro<;k you to sleep or you p ick up side T eltlifiruildo-you.-pcofflr— - — Bomo - rhetoric— can—spoil - ^xpSHmentwaatc^slior'liitlme -comolhing:4xdUug. .tu ' ' .Sum" o , wlUi one Icil In Iront df the other. Ho Dehiocratic chaRces m ay bru sh su re u liy o iir m ut iclos )iuv o s up p o rt.< esp ecially women-)10 m ay brush su re u liy o iir muticlos )iuvo support.< * r ’-|'»qillr«a to tllliHlM^Soniiniinlil------^ Son,' Ooorao Murphy In Kont dimaed th«l_ , ™uii™ your hair slowly a tjiven nuinbcr or (l|) A|id if you need som ething to strukcs or apply cold cream to your help, why not an aspirin Instead of ' fat;e. Counllnu sheep prob ab ly (lt«)s a slee p in g pillV ■ rissi.iysj; i “ ‘sifssi=-s3s“»s,^ have a favorable effect. So there you have it. Now go on But If y o u 'h a v e n 't fount), the 1 go to bod ^ but don't forgot to 'rhla represonta a leftist resurgence of NUon'i original syndrome for the Democratic nervousnoiB over taking a oiipotal ol what la founil U s^riit yiU b iaL lry one or-UlLof_____gcljupiin time Monili>yjngtiilliaj[QC_ thesc: _ ■ work ."Otherwise you will not feel tiiriiiiouily ininnio in m '*Tlait«^( a faltering by the Pt«tl(lent PttlUtnt lou A ricg ciinnot u i l U IM 111 Maintain a regular sleep like trying to go to sleep again, Colltornia, l< natliinwlili In couU l.ad, to rathar away It alnnin be schedule. Set yourself It time to go ------^ acoj*. With the moot active unhappy reaulla, , oulckly ,„ickjy destroyed.dea&yed. The•••» ilme -ktu bed and go! ^ elfinlenta in the party now on tlie When the Canibnllar hoftla tnu lor loni p( smu, left, (yuhdldat«s for nominationsmlnations op«ri ■ ^2)-Slow down after the day's (IIVHAWAY Dlil’T; eratlonwaib cAMlMrra, ..flTft d^ctfon. ih«r work is over and make your U b u The' upshot Is notlot only hoped to achieve wai beri^m en and time. hone evening - or al least the hour We havo five culo'‘pupplos, just dimlnlaned chances ogalnst destiitctlon...... of if about as per. cent Because of the ralna there Is' before bedtime — peaceful and ready for giveaway ^nd new Republicans In November but 0 of the weapona, ammunlUon, not much time, rcalful. Avoid the lute movies — homos, Aro or mixed.breed, both narrowed Democratic party equipment and riceice the Com.com* ThaThe q uloker-U ^lanned they are not much good anyway. male and female. They will be baae, with oonBjwaUve-blue- muniitiforcei l ^ buUt up-Jn fnt'of'forcu'wlll'i ,rtlhdrawif^^ collar elementa driven off. five major baae at^a. fewerarma.leaaeaulDmentand 131 Moke your bedroom a real outdoor dogs. Coll 432-4131 In Mod^ratfl )l|>eralfl . ffuch as^ Thla was «rt«Ugb, . they rice, will be found and sleeping room wlUi a bed that won’t Murlaugh linytlmo. Turuieyatao have succumbed to believed, to alow the enemy for destroyed T cruuk, a mattress thot's neither loo Have three half-Sinmeso kittens the “ n ty rN J h « the crucial six raontha they (iad • iije CoinmunUU thui -wlU hard or too soft. Blankets should be to give uwAy and one Siamese cat. campaign with hoatlUty from in mind. . hiv« the meona to kill more "Sto p bta ifn a around the buth/ Do you wont me lo (e(f > -U ghU nd flufty-and the. pillow easy All arobeys-and euUtrCall 7;|4-im - Uieleft becauae of hU neutrally Offlolilla ^ li reporter Miked Amflrifiim and South Viet* fnTliTwiprU^colt-Tllhni^^fc the ralda m W — fDU'whofhaoponcd io the morkel todpy, fr npf?" for youi? head. The room should be In T w in F a lls , V ■j ■■ ■ r.vj ■: _ . Sunday. May 31, 1970 ' Ttftiet News, Twin Falli, Idaho S hotel, and a la rge Hudson*aBay . Ca^riadiaB^Qil DcparUneni Store, ^weS/ alT TULSA..Okla. (UPI)-SkeUy sedimentary basins. . operaUons. community In the string of Oil Co. recently sent out a Hie delta, Skelly says, is a From there, ^ e seismic crew cities and towns stretching h A v i a p r o b l e m “ wagon train" of pioneers into thinly populated, permanently coveredihe last leg of the 1,500- iwrth from Southern Canada to PROPERTY? the Great Northwest Territories froien land a little larger than mile trlp to the Arctic red-area The Arctic, of Canada. Only the “wagon Colorado. The Northwest Terri- by “cat train.” The crew expected the 41- train’! consisted of biiUdozers torieslfiaboutl.SmlllionMuare The train included four degrees-below-zero cold, but and sleds and, Instead of m ile s, larger than the United strings of sleds, each pulled by a U igh tly colored homes, a new fightbig off Indians, the exjAo- SU tes east of the Mississippi biilldoier. The longest string, re ts contended with constant, R iver. Its population, however about 60 yards long, consisted of Oltla, ^Mvensleds and wei>qiedov_eLiiL- new oil reserves 125 miles A Skelly seismic crew begin It took four days, traveling 16 above the^ArcUc-Circle-ln-the- UB>trek-from-Yellowknl£e,.-.bQUi:s_a..,day^ .to., rcach ..its.^ ® ■eglon. I nduy^ ca p ita l uf tlie Nui' tliwest destination. A/ - / try experU have singled out the Territories. TTie town of 8.000 F irst Segment Completed -delta a s one of the most people is locatcd on the north ~ The crew has wmpletedl y m the m & w U d promising 01 Canada's untesteij bank of the Great Slave Lake first segment of the si^ w y and ?about 175 m ile s north' of has shut ^lown for the summer. A l h o r t a ______In mld^gtohcf-IFIJSaUALIlYrOURftOOKIHbFOR t A n F U e stoIn u vlk return to the bush and stay until W From there the crew flew to the job is completed, sometime P r in t e d Inuvlk, a 3,000-population town in May 1971. Refute Tale just south of the Arctic Ocean. The trek provided more than Called in Eiskimo "the place one surprise for the crew, SYNTHETICS of m an ," the city served as a Especially on arriving In the Of Forecast base' cam p for the crew ’s Httie 16wti of Inuvik, the last 0 0 WASHINGTON (U PI) Wouldn’t you know It! Fine- Tough Democrats A s s o r t e d weather all week long and then, on the weekend, ' things planned;: To Oppose Reagan FABRICS something else disgusting. You may believe this and think your own experience SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) Btowti, who proposed to im- V o lu a s fo 8 7 ‘ y d . ■jt^ohially,. say th. ~ idant .N’iKon-aftw weather experts, it Isn’t so. It Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty and U.S. troops were mto sent rains (or snows or whatever) AssemUyman Jess Unruh,'are Cambodia, C a n v a s more often and heavier Tues- battling for their political lives Candidates Discuss War day through Friday than at and a longshot diance to turn The Indochina Wai and its other times. ‘ Gov. Ronald Reagan out of side effects — campus unrest PRINTS This fact, if you'll credit It, office Tuesday in the California and recession-have transcend- has been attrlbiA ^ to another prim ary. ed all other political issues -in fact—that man’s air polluting Reagan, who Observers be- California. Candidates are ig. 69< yd. R«g. 87' activities are briskest on week- UeveBtlll wants to be president, noring state issues and discuss- days. Recently reported studies is unopposed for the Republican ’'Wg-the war because that's what NEW SHIPMENT have shown that precipitation Is nomination. Ih e 59-year-old the voters arc talking about, in cre a se downwind 6f?‘ cIty-”“ fonner actor will be s e e in g his Unruh, who managed Sen._ Perrna Press IhdustriM complex^' In N ew '-'s^ four-year ’term 'in' Robert FJlKennedy's presiden- York state, St. Louis, and November. tial primary campaign in Chicago. Also up for re-election in the California, is a strong "dove.'' PRINTS nation's most populous state is He h as been speaking out On weekends this effe ct U-S. Sen. George Murphy: against the war on T,coUege ;r'nirii\fer‘^e«"ls"that~^^agar»’s— tongtime—filmland-rampuses an^ recruiting- 65% dacrort, 35% cottonW "y3."R«g.'87‘ lanmadB-pollution r hffa^»°» friend. Unlike the govemrr. the student volunteers for his •du^gthe-weekri^resp!^lble^67*year-oldireshm Sen R- ^ph ■ - H. Frederick- ...... of the faces opposition in the fiepubll" Eugene McCarthy, who he Environmental Science Ser- can prunary. irted at the 1968 Democra- R a y o n tic National Convention. GRADUATES OF THE Twin Falls Business certificates anc^ diplomas to students for vices Attoinislration e x a i^ e d poUg show Murphy way out Yorty characterizes all this, 6>Uege locluiie Jam e y GatUng8;on left, and Be completion of oi^ or two yra rs of work In the In front for renomlnation, but as Just "a''3emagogue seeking cky Ulrich. The annual commencement 1961 at 22 weather bureau indicate he faces trouble in staUons m the heavily populat- November, votes" who “ sounds, like SUITING ceremonies Friday nJght saw presentation of ed and industrialized region Moscow and Hanoi." bound by Chicago, Portland, Tlie chief contender? for the "We ought to say thank God Me.; Shreveport, La., and Democratic senatorial nomina- we h ave a President wUllng to ‘Dovish Tycoon’ Pictured Jacksonville, Ha. lion are two congressmen: John m ake decisions and take the bit He discovered that the V. Tunney, son of former in his teeth and save the lives weekends were di7 er in' this heavywel^t boxing champion of American troops and our Selling Stock As Protest area than the weekdays. He Gene Tunney, and long-tiihe Allies,•’ sa ys the 60-year-old, said his findings . strongly Vietnam War critic George three-term mayor. suggest...... that man’s.'activities The Lighter Side was, to. m e, both novel and By DICK WEST Intriguing. 1 had always as- ___■ WASHINGTON (UPI) - A sumed that the only motivatl leading' financial writer notedl force behGTdlhy^stock marl the other day that the stock was greed. iMrs. Tnro;' “ Won’l you m ake ^Im la r s(ud es ' , market drop this spring. S^muelsqp's theory does. •« lot - I money on ,he “ ' “ .I " ““P P ® the Wca that alt^u^h seemlnttly s t e ^ en- llansactlon?'' KTplXljSrT ' error in the l^ 'H ptapli' ui'Uii‘1 iii' tlw ranks of Investors, had pro- market for the money, theh lfflm onS!BM tli»tSjl.e , • llltUe-QtJionej»Lthe_lfl2a_ they have no cause for swan- type panic. diving out the wi Ih is could mean that modem Dow Jones average fades into i f moratorium last year. B y nuclei which In turn Increase investors are men of true grit. Uje sunset.’ u|loailln« It now I can Or it could mean that modem For Instance, one of the dhnonsirate my oppoHltlon to „ u j ■ investors don't understand the market's bigger daily drops aly expansion of the w a r." So go ahead and plan your situation. Or it could mean that come after President Nixon Mrs. Toroi "B u i the Pres- weekend outings. IJ t t a J «re economist Paul Samuelson Is announced his decision to send hint sny.i Am crlcm troops will ™ n blame It on r i^ t . ' U.S. trJbps into Cambodia.' n>ke only a limited foray Into unusual weather I you prefer According to Samuelson, 'ilie stock selling wave thatt dm iiodlam d will withdraw by that explanotlon. You may even "The weakness In the market Is accompanicdtliut action probB'I- j I, ------— ------...... in tiT»i8 -irf- ,. W^ w a s t o u c h e d o f f l iy: ‘ ' ‘ ncs3'th‘lhlT6?bnomv." "Tycoons, such asj aairla m u e l . Ihor, he says, "'llie mark- ct's performance is a political Mrs. Toro: "Did you iiear tliu and . sociological reflection of npws about Cambotllu. d e a r?" y what's going on in the nation," Roth Novel and Intriguing • Intend to register a protest."------sf' CATCHTHIS FISHERMAN -SPECIAL CAMBER m a i:t r e s s e _ , 4 ”. I' ouin. Any Size Aliy Length . lln vd Jii>i ll[i;cbiv« met the cool a ir, but the molten interior -continued its course, 'ing behind a shell of lava. nver ,tim&.tnngha wall oLthe cave and later geological acTivity gradually NEW O FFICERS O F th& drder of DeMoiay chapter In Twin over by Richard Stiabe. Bruce Turner and M ike Burgess were buried it." Archeologists believe Falla Include, from letl. BniM Tunier. taster councilor; Mike presented aw ards during the ceremony as outstanding DeMolay primitive men occupied the ca- Burgess, senior councQor, and Russ WiW aeg^, _ jooior|Hnldrcouncfov;i4etul«JB.------— ------“,c as eailji as 1 0 ,0 00'^wim^ The officers were'isstalled at an installation ceremony presided ago” . Their evidence includes W IDTHS 4A to C human fossUsi primitive'tool^ Area Graduates Listed and clay pots, unearthed SIZES 4 1/2 fo 10 nearby. The cave’s only per OUVB^BbNE manent occupants at present . IN STOCK At Universiry Of Idaho. are tiny bats, "each about the, OVER 17 CO LOR . .. lurge number of Magic John A. Hanson, Twin Falls; size of a walnut and weighing COMBINATIONS Allan B. Ravenscroft, Tuttle; Local — Area Valley students will receive less than an ounce” . AVAILABLE. iiplomas'on Sunday during the Donald A. Nicholson, Stanley; A free museum at the surface U niversity of Idaho's 75th Uoyd W. Werner. Jerom e, and commencement exercises, Ronald D. Dickemore, B u h l^ _ when a record 1,506 candlciates College of 'Education H-ill participate. graduates include: Included In the overall total Catherine R. Beck, Anna 'L, will be 44 doctorates, 282 Cammack, David B. Church, m asters’ 'degree’s,' three cer- Shelia A. Dryden, Joan M. . tlflcates.. In . school Edwards, Lois J . Riedeman, ministrotion, "nff Marllee A. Sackett. John M. engineering degree and 1,176 Tinker, Sherry tl. Aells, KirK bachelors' degrees. E . Williams and Carolyn Wylie, Magic Valley students In the all of Twin Falls; Judith H. College of Letters and Science Carter. Evelyn K.’ Jacobson, Include; Linda K.-Johnston and Larry M. M arya A. Duncan. Sharon F. Nielson, Wendell;. Unda A. Jennings, Lance D. Lincoln, Berriochoa and Daniel R. I Jean L. Nutlle, Kathleen A. Faught. Shoshone: Glennls D. Obenchain, David A. Poe. Conner, HJchfield; Anita M. Faull, Paul; Sylvia D. Aguirre, Goerge V. Smith, Saundra B. The m elodious call of the old flower vendor rings —Slcolberg, Harry E. Tulloch and Diane G. Barbl and Ramona L. . U rry F. Weeks, all Twin Falls; Campbell, Mountain Home; through the air once again. Steven E.' Ballard, Lynne L. Unda L. Bulcher-and Linda S. Beckwith,.Roy S.* Curajinghani, Hiral,-Kimberly; Martha M. He's at 102 M ain, as well as Kim berly & Blue Lal Ododlngj Dnvld L . R co so ,' each m astor of education, all of Qaatleford, antf Ronald R. Twin F allsi Qlllie E, Atchley, Jag els, Buhl. Hurley, master of science; J6an Graduating from the College C. nassett, apd Noola R. of Forealry will Ug Michael J . Weaver, both of Uulil, each DAY SHIFT LADIES TRAINING ON THE JOB ... PAID HbilDAYS, VACATION, HOSPITAL LIEAVE- rlRlOY NATI0 NAI. liN ^ V P P l T W I N F A L L S . e Tlrrics News, twin falls. Idaho Sunday. May 3>, »V70 SAVE BIG AT SAFEW AY DISCOUNT SAVE AT SAFEW .AX DISCOUNT ON EVERY SHOPPING TRIP! Ideal For Those Bock Yord Luscious Sweef Fruit Cookouts ond Light Summer Menus College of .Southera Idaho, will-be conducted by Fran Tanner, U l b . . associate professor of drama at CSI, shown here, and ^ n c « S t t r l i n g _ S k i n l . M P k s ' Mackenzie, guest director from London. The session, which will Frankfurters Canned Hams " feature directing skills and acting techniques, will rim from 9 K lt'»Alw ay» “ G r o u n d l b . a.m . to 3 p.m. and will carry three credits. Tliose wishing to take Ground dfucl Fryer Breast only the morning session m ay m ake special arrangemenU. S l a d i C u l U .S.D .A. Chel<«. ’ l b . Anyone over the age of 16 may attend by registering June 4 and 5 Chuck Roast - F u l l C w i at the CSI administration building. Round Steaki5 U.S.D.A. Ch'olct l b . C u d o h y _ 1 . l b . Area Sliideiils To.Gel Arni«l _ Sliced Bacon W i c k l o w P l i g . —Forces Comhiissions'AlKI. -: Pork Chop"^ MOSCOW - A number of G ray of Hailey and John' T. Martin.- Ketchum, will become Magic Valley students will re ensigns in the Navy upon ceive commissions in the v* ' completion of summer training. arious branches of the armed forces today ' during. the mencement exercises. Receiving commissions as- second lieutenants in the U. S. Army Reserve M i l be Ralph ’ Windsor Bresnanan, Twin F a lls ; Lloyd W. Werner, Jerom e; and Mark L. Lierman, Filer. • Ronny W. French, Heybum and Donald D. Miller, Wendell, will receive comi^sslon? as ensigns In the U. S. Navy. ■ N aval Reserve ensigns are Charles R . Sams, Gooding-, and Ja m e s Motterti, Twin F alls. Miciiael J Cryder, Twin Falls, will receive ' a . ' second lieutenant's commission In the MarlneCorps ncsecve..and two— — MagirVallerstudentsrFredJ— WItSON-BATES TWIN FALLS JEROME BURLEY •t,. mixi^OLXoutbs Have Worked To Finance J aunt To Europe HEYBURN — A flight to Condie, flnd Mary Jo Hansen. Condic have worked and Mary Jo Hansen has worked at Europe Is just a few weeks daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rue) budgeted for almost two years odd jobs and-wiU also receiye away, bill it has taken five Hansen, all Rupert; Helen to earn enough ironey to help from her parents.? ' Mlnico students several months Thomas, daughter of Mr. and. finance the five-week tftp. . ’ The tour, which will Include SO to w ork and earn enough m onty Mrs. Leslie Thomas and advisor Raymwid Anderson is recel^Hng hours classwork and to finance such a trip. « Raymond Anderson, a ll financial assistance by the FSL workshops, will be altendM by Heyt?urn.L. ..and— ^ .^ A n n a _ as^an pdvlsof, Becky_Hein2e’3 n»any .:5tudenlfl thmiighnut the ______liy the Foreign Study Maughan, daughter of Mr. and parents are financing her trip United States. It will consist o( League June 20. will be fiecky' Ml'S. flalph“ — **^nt;hftnr- an b- Hf*1pp Thoma.*; has - nine days each at Bhissels. Heliue, daughter of Mr. and Minidoka. earned all bulbut $50U, which is ueneva,______Avljjhoirand______In general” — Mrsr-Albert-THeinEerPaiflt-Paul^— ij^nna-M »ughan-and-Paul— financed-by-hei^pereuto,-and— lourfmcrnnd-six d ay safP ffr idle. ^Qno fJjL a n d Mrs- R«y TImes-News, Twin Falls-ldaho Sunday. May 31. 1970 t . ■ EAGERLY AWAITING IHelr departure June M for a French Someofthe stadents have worked and budgeted (or alm ost two lour sponsored by the Foreign Study League are Mlnico students years to fliunce the flve*week.trip tour which Inclute^ 80 hours from left, Becky Helnze, Mary Jo Hansen, LeAnna Maughan, of classwork and wprksjiops. . - Paul Condie, Helen Thomas and Raym ond Anderson, advisor. Set ®rCt(y~Of^hjirks' B U R L E Y — Cassia District districts in the Snake R iver camps all take place the. first contests are scheduled, tod an Blaine Aides Hit----- ~ -gouts win hold tlieir an- Area Bov Scouts Cnunpll______rtav. a s »lll ihp n i .ir ln awards DreseimUon— An nual Camporee Friday aqd The event wlil begin Frid ay Campfire. An Order of the tlonal historical and scenic hike Saturday at the City of Qocks, 'afternoon with a one and one- Arrow program with new has been planned for the afr For Fund Refusal reports .'^Leo Henscheld,' half mile, hike and then set-up members will conclude the temoon. chairman. ' camp. First class requirement day’s activities. Each troop wlllrbe asked to . HAILEY — Blaine coun^ Martlndale told the Times- About 400 Scouts are expected will be to pack for overnight. Saturday’s schedule begins a t make a trophy to be presented c;ommissloners, by not ap- News Friday. "They are Just to participate in the camporee Registration, assignm ents of 6:30 a. i^ w ith breakfast, flag as an award, stated Mr. Hen- , proving funds tor a tivc-year interested iii' lowering taxes.” which is annually held by the six campsites and the putting up of raising and d ean -u p . S k ill “ scheldrA ”reglstraiIon fee of 50" reappraisal program for the The official told com- Burley Bloodmobile cents per boy and leader will be tounty, have made it impossible m issioners at a special meeting collected Upon arrival at the to comply with the law, W. D. this week, that by not approving Project At Magic Reservoir Camporee site. Martlndale, county assessor, the valuaUon budget at the A doctor firewood and water h »y rhBriTwi: ~ appointed linie in -February _ ¥isit T_, Set MohdaY ^ ------: fordrinklng.and cooking’w i U - b e - - ~ The commissioners actually they have "made it impossible-- ^,7 5 7 -^ ^ --Tt.'oivi n - „ , i Has S^econd IdahQf: PrioriTy^ —------provided at the camp site. A p-— ^------havefailedlofacethetactsof an fori us UJ, to w comply wlUl m u. the law," _ BURLEY - The Red Qross Residents who need blood arking lot for all vehicles is one increased tax load, Mr. Commissioners vetoed his Bloodmobile____ o ♦„ c wiU be in Burley „♦ —r-—- replaced.-should- caU _Mts.,, — SHOSHQNE_^_Recreational Old West” plans, and Harrell Shoshone, and the Old.^Time and-one-half miles from the request for $14,000 to finance the , B ^ JfJ-E ik s L & S hS a^^ u “^ 7 of.Mrs- Director for the Bureau of Laiid Shosh'oneT wh{n-eported-Fiddle«-Jambocee-JuljL42-^ campsites------and------all Bear will-- be li'^r.rear rLppralsal program L^ge HaU and the „ai„„ska giving the persons rS o n e olTe July 4 celebration for the city park. packed in. this week. It w as the second quota is 150 pints. .name bipod is need for and the la c k e r, has told members - Leaders...ln_shaige__of.;Hhe_ s had been Pm 'tng the la st quarter number of pints. - • pf the North Side CommunlUes various adtlvitles are M y lln denied earlier. Mr.'Martlndale' ------"cwvc Sever;. oj u. u.c that improved re^rMtroiraT campsite selection; then resubmitted the request, “sed 167 pmU of blood ac- g^e receiving regular gamma facilities at Magic Reservoir LaM ar Hurst, camp Inspection; Earlier-^ this m o nth cording to M rs. A d ^ e Brim , globulin shots,which is th e .in -. second on the T T • ! T 1 • • 1 D. A. Taylor, health, saU ty and representatives of the state tax Cassia Couhty Blood Chairman. fecUon-fightlng Ingredient of j g^ M list of prio rity O B l l C V V r i H G l p c l l sanitation; Rusty Walker, commlsision met with county blood plasma. Blood that has projects. bugler: Sylvan Burgi and become outdati^ or is otherw i^ conunissioners and suggested Howe.ver, in the national HAILEY — John K . Barton’, creating an o vercrow d ing Roscoe Ward,. Order of the unsuitable for the whole blood the county participate in the G ooding To priority status, it is 16tb and the 30. this week accepted the post sltuatlonattheKelchum Em est Arrow; Max Bruce, campfire w reappraisi program, created transfuslpn.is used for gamma • high use” areas, near more of principal of the Wood R iver Hem ingway ScKool. It stories; Don SUcock, events; , by the Legislature, which or globulin. , ' populated centers, are taWng H i^ Sdiool, r e p la ^ ^ Richard seem ed the consensus of Andy Wilson, award presen- ders each county assessor to B egin Fun Blood and blood derlvatles precedence a t this time. -...... - Jones who resigned w accept a opinion of the board m em bers tation; Lanny-Wilson and M e .- conduct a continidng program are furnished wtthoot d^arge by The tentative plans fpr guidance post the district, thatam or^conttaulngrangeof Bruce, conclu^Jln^ Mk«. of'valuation ‘ of all properties. q t v i , the------Red-- Cross blood p ro ^ a m ; to , faciUUes • a t ,,Magicaide , iciMUMva Ok waiUUl -me uua»Msdjool ui hoard u usfcccs of trustees ovuwva studies nuutu would be avsdlaWe. toM . _ P ^ 8 •nie legislation also sUpulates T IT■ U g l d U l I »». ♦ would cost around 1150.000 for approved the appointment thertudenlsif both-gradM were Order of the Arrow Chief, wiU that county commissions fur GOODING - E d L e a c h , • thelnitial work, hesald. Road to during a special meeting taught alone school. Additional be responsible for the Saturday nishmsn theine assessor withwjin suchsuci Coodineoodlng councilman In charge * , . uic v*.-.gca the the area a r w would w odd t>e be from from square Squw e Wednesdaynlght. Wednesdaynlght. M Mr. r. Barton Barton isis teachers teachers will will be be re required, q u ire d , morningmonilngbreaMast oreawasi anaand cleanup,cleanup; additional funds and personnel • . recreation announced the hospital or doctor In connection. , Lake,'Ui^nw, w. . S. u. 03 twohTist miles iau xvtho-'s o n iT" rro'“5;‘“s,“'“ar.s ^^rTcVcrr^;^;;: “M n -st.' ^w tooth ssLfsrBoi;.*?!; ^ Ituperl police said that Mr, valuotlon ri county-properly i,g\g|o, In' ttio' pprK are Valley courtesy lour to lie pr6-' received Friday rocolved a RUPERT - Sl« membm of — - ...... - . , tttuBim' HI muiia, witi uraaviu. v«»«v »»»«> » » » -» « ■» » « » < » -» « ,piimffftp w m i i u i» uj— «>■!■■■■ nMfc—MMii— ^lade at DUTley,. When th® ' 1 n l S ^ r ^ m a ^ at iS lS ia^^Se" only - m - l t l e . I K S S L 1 1 , 1 0 0 to the caf. Neither of tho two young men was Injured. ; to b . opened 0 fflcW,JunM, „j,„„„^ „„., l'C|lM tlin u i l l)ulldin tT re»r . . . ( ' T SliUiU l i b SOnday, May 31,. 1970 Stocks f Times-News Public Fonim Optn Hlfll Lo«( CIOM Cl n !it t r n s k u siIm efi »- Writer Links Nuclear Seattle Area Reported 4«.M Alt 1 11 Forum Rules n - In Stunning Drive ... Tests, Fires In Idaho Forum letters m»«t be con-,Under Thrcat Of Riols By HOWARD LU XEN BERG concern arid gloom aboul the COMPAHATiyt irocK votuMe cemed with topics of general U PI B o iin eu Writer econgmy will look awfully silly Editor, Times-News: other biases from Ontario noflh interest and must be of Editor, Times-News: who work or own property. NEW YORK (UPl)-Slocks 12 months from now. He. said You knew last year that to Cuprum then, Headlines In Every effort should be made staged a stunning recover)' this the market is going to resume batches of fish w ere polsoiled to Remember the B-47 crash in The editors of the Tiroes- newspapers tell of teachers to keep Idaho schools free of the week .afl the !>)» W a itg ndvanrp. anri hp. e------“ ■ “ ‘ V WUnOnnfho In ie sr industrial average bounced off to happen relatively soon, at Bob Erkins’ place at Buhl. In 1958 (coincidentally behind an publication U, In their opinion, pea cefu l school clim ate of and largely administer somany a 74*year. low to score (ts b ^ A buoy to investors at the WEEKLY SALES vr'*M the last 10 years, there has been atrburst in Nevada?) 1 hplpetj th^. subject matter Is. of a Montana and I^aho.jPne school of our universities today, W a u ^ w ?g ^ weekend w as a statement from available Information of deep- pick upLiheiragments of form er. uh»lnuH nature i« nnt in gaod area in MftntynQTirith. ' larm lit |ir«Iilont. •> >>>9 l'll>' “ I'M ' gymil»«l>“ '> .,, m art in m alU iy pw iila.ovli ...... : i ' - , ' .7,. ' Audible Softball Aliows_Bliiid Sunday, May 31, W70 Tlmes News, Twin falls. Idaho 11 16 EnjoyTIompetition In Sport|i P LA N N IN G A softball you can hear has most parts of the country are experimenting, Audio Balls are movement — .alm ost- any widened the world of sports tor making Atidio Balls for blind being produced in quantity, ■nie movement - can hurt. Audio A VACATION? ^ the b lind th an ks—to— thc_childrcn -In_thcir_.arcas,".:he _Oplorado Pioneers have made Ball gives the'm the Incentive to ingenuity and doggedness of the said. them for the Colorado ^ring's 'move 'freely. ’ and— self-’ ------Telephone Pioneers, a service The unusual ball had its school and offered the detailed confidpntly with' imfc r HirMp-af-aetive-and-TettTCTMsegliWlgrTn^RSrwHefrTna" production manual and ,eir WppV of yogi own pictonoi D'« The newest models can be’ telephone employees. Guyer, a Mountain ^ 1 1 em- know-how to Waho’s Pioneer Koplion dttfflv. *nouaK to lo»l boli Blind children across' the ployec, -watched sym- group. thrown'by art adult m ale at full country are now playing soft* pathetically as a' child at the So fo r. IVtounclls or charters. al a o w r e le w all snti still ' phormoc>»l'wi • -- - • .olhcL g om esb yu sin gan ‘‘AudioBall" and Blind in. Colorado ^pfin gs rthat they hearinstead ttfs e e .a —stumblBtl’ ahil g ro ^ d to fmd a' sallsliecl. "W o're still bail Uiat tiiiilL. 6 uuiia ljiitHMtH-in-ft-fiek!.------Ball an International “ becp-beep” from,_ a baUery- For days She mulled over the operated sound chamber buried problem, finally hitting on the "TcJchcr^ the ball Is a '"k'"*'"r lighter-welght parts, in the center of its protective obvious answer: A baU that stuffing, according to ' Twin could be heard. £he sold the as ^ M - l ' S KINGSBgRY'S,!^ Falls, Mountain Bell Manager, Colorado-Wyoming Pioneer motivator.. “ Blind children," Then with obvious pride, he K. G. Mann. chapter on including the one expert at the school says,. added, "But blind kids are PRISCRIPTION p h a r m a c y MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY “ It looks like any other soft- development of such a | ball, “become ii^ibited and reticent learning to play ball and to be l17MoinAv«.Eatt M l Shewp A «i. W itt 733-6S74 ball but it took six years to among its other projects’. ■ after repeated encounters with independent.'And that m akes it 7W -;m perfect. Pioneer chapters Jn , N9W, after some six years of. obstacles... .They- - learn a^l worth it." many might tbini^^e tedious woflTof g l valuable relaxation for Mr. Cogswell. ' T. F. Uphorstef L J n s e r F l a s h e s T o JJiree-Car Crash Latfc s Villstnova Claims IC4A Track Title Chance 'At New Record Over Maryland IHDlAHAFQl LlJ (Ur i) __ Ly ridine hin royal Memorial Day —Handsome A1 Unser, forced blue racer to a fronl-runnlhg, behind scheduJe, bul once PHILADELPHIA (UPl)-Vil- -and his three consecutive out of last year’s chase by a victory In the 50(knile starter P a l Vidan wayed the lanova, fattening up on seven victories in the 440 was the first ■fluke accident, celebrated his way auto race. - . grg^,, was’ Unser running championships and an triple in that event since John 3tet blrinoay a oay laie TwltK . delayed b y ~ ^ t virt^ly.Ml the way. iron man performance by Dick Woodruff of Pitt did it in 1937- A* fiery three-car crash, BuerWe in winning the three 39. . • which slowed the field near the and six mile runs, captured the Jam es had been lifted from end, but produced no serious 94th annuaF IC4A track and his normal anchor leg in the injuries, denied Unser a chance • field championship Saturday mile relay to run in the 220 and at a speed record. with a 6(W2 decision over miler Marty Liquori substitut- ■nig Albuouernug. N.M..---- defendant champion Maryland ed. TTie Wildcat fnursnme of spee Htopplnu for fuel,. " 1 didn't Twin F iA lrw a s Awnrdod hid knowwTi cn I cmno in,” liti said, soc6ndi(rade brown bolt; Paul niAVICLKiUi Elledge of 1'wln Pa lls received NEW YORK (UPI) -United his Orange Belt; MarHene •'St&ttn lAidulIc tuuina indite ISV (iuttliuor. uf Murtau^i not "his' W|ia ii|jri..ii. ,' ’ ■ . .'.I'J,*, nrange.nolf; nien IlarninnIng track and field lelims neaded of Kimberly received his (Ireen Um Ual will) 30 vltlU in foroitfn boll and Handy Ivio of Kimberly countrlea.' * received his Blue Beit. I. _ Sunday, AAay 31/ 1970 Tim es News, Twin Falls, Idaho 13 Pef^liaiity~ Champ Tells Crowd At Has Jersey Derby Win B U R L E Y — Idaho's reigning Orvil Hansen, and the natlo/ial Boise; Bruc^ BorlBi ^ Kunau, ftW ley; M ^ k Haynes;' citing hard work ^ the key to Oliver, who has turned to golf Burley, and Robert Saxvlk,' • ~ success in anything, accepted for relaxation in the past few Burley. the adulation and years, fired a 29 — going over con^atulaUon8j^of“ abour 400 par with ah'out-of-bounds shot,’ fellow Idahoans Triday night- during -the day’s golf tour Weber, Idaho „ during a banquet . that nament. He was presented with culminated “ Dean Oliver d ay." a new set of golf clubs and a bag D om inate b )^ -L a rr y Ja c k so n , ' Borsfe, Pioneers, who made a special- general chairman of the event. All-Star Team ' trip from Las Vegas to join In- A gisting Jackson with the honoring him, Oliver heard arra'ngements were George PULLMAN, Wash. (UPI) - praise from all parts of the state Forschler, Burley; Ray Glffin, BasebaU champion Weber State and’ the congressional placed five nfen and Idaho three delegation In Washington, D.C. S. Englehorn on the Big Sky Athletic Confer In the end, the eight-time world ence All-Star Team coaches an- calf •roping champion and three- ttounced^tere Saturday. tim e ^I-round cowboy chan^p Gains Tie In Ih e onl)' first team repeater . cr«riited his family for from last y ea r w as Idaho’s first ■ ^rfractrorthepraise'as'he' Luisaiian^^aul Page. - - “ I ’m often asked how an Weberlanded second baseman Personality, a homebred, son Idahoan_gets to be a world Winchester, Va. (UPI)-Shlt- . FVank Park, shortstop Larry of Hail To Reason-Affectionate* ^ champion,” Oliver said at the ley Englehorn fired a i-under- Colege, outfielders Blake Zim-. ly, took doOT first _money._of _ ' conclusion-of-the-tw6-hour- I W .4Wro'brlng his earnings for program . " I tell them its a lot of a tie with M ary MUJs at 139 for pit^er Barry Bagley. the year to «3fl.967. 'Hie colt hard work. But mv family the second round lead in the From)m Idaho,Ida besidei! "was wlnfrthglirs sixth race In 12 worked just as hafSasm Ftd get $15,000 O'Suiilvan-Ladles OpM1 —Jim-Smlth v outings this season and third there." ' golf tournament. base and M ark Switzer in the ______added money race. He had " earlier won the Gotham in New -E aclier.__ GomjiQr__ Q&o. Miss Englehorn, in a tie for outfield. Sam uelson read the tourtn atter the tu-st round oi Koundmg out the first nine r proclamation that officially set play, got off to,a rocky start was c a t a e r T erry Quinn of K The even-money favorite with with a bogey on the first hole' aside the day in Oliver’s honor. a Memorial ' Day corwd of Saturday. But then she settled Skip R asd ike. M aster of Ceremonies Wayne 40,157, Personality returned down and put together an Idaho State and Idaho domin Cornils, ’ Nampa, read CHAMPION COWBOY Dean Oliver,^left, receives a hand . . . ^ $4.40, $2.60 and $2.20. Com off congratulatory telegrams from im pressive round that-included ate the second team , each plac* Governor Don SamaeUoo, seated, lends his rapport to the the Cob paid $3 40 and $2 60 shake and a set of golf clubs from L a ^ Jackson during the with Silent Screen $2.40 to Eddie Cole, state athletic eight birdies, a bogey on 16 and ing three players. Gonzaga is momeat. About 400 Idahoans attended the banquet which - - - - OUver appreciation day baiuiuet a t Burley’s Ponderosa Inn. show. V commissioner; Rex Allen, a double bogey on number' . represented by two in the sec honored the Boise worid champion calf roper. western movie, and singing se v e n .. ond team with Montana and star; Senators Len Jordon and She and Miss MlUs'bbth are Weber each placing o ne...... Frank Oiurch; Representative five under par for the first two Fiddle Isle Equals Mark In Lakeside fro u n d s-o f- the_54..holeJt'oAir.^—Big Sky-TVophAas— namCTt which ends Sunday. - roGLEWOOD,-Calif. (UPlP~Porl^oulh-^at:^taurfiL':Tace top impost' of J28"pounds but- $5.60i $5.60 and-$3.60-w hU e- Softball Schedule Miss M ills chalked up four Retired By Weber Stretch-running Fiddle Isle c6urseln l9W and bettered the the stretch-running son of Bargain Day paid $9.00 to show. birdies In her second round, but barely -nosed out his stable- Hollywood track mark by a Bagdad turned It on for the Fiddle Isle earned a winner’s Tni»wrek'i Twin FsUi Sol'b^ll League schedult' bogeys trinimed her to a 71 on PULLM AN (U PI) - Weber mate, Pinjara, to capture the fifth of a second. famed jockey in the final purse of $34,750 while Pinjara Tue»B4». (Jiamonfl on» - 6 <5 - Blitl the rolling Winchester Golf State College has become the. garnered $9,500 for second. Be«r play* Cuiiiaan; e p.m. ~ Tori plavs • third running of the $56,250 At the start of the race, the stages. Pinjara moved a little . OI» Poro. ana 9 15 — Royal Lounge plays Qub par 72 layout. She had first memtwr of the seven-year* Ukeslde Handicap Saturday at speed horses steged a front- earlier and oiitgalned Bargain It was Fiddle Isle's first start otcoeulifevi. -Tu»May^fl(amonO tw o -6.45 — K and T o.wned a one-stroke after old Big Sky Conference to cap- Hollywood Park and his win- running duel as Quilche, Society Day for.the lead midway down ■at the meeting and h is.first K d ay-of- play F riday;— t o r ^ ris - auernatea in • the sVetCR ! ___ -L i j n ____ -li’ ning time equalled the Ameri- 11 Cooei slayi K^rett janitor ^ J^ e d behlnd'them at 140 are ■pibnslilp for the third consccu- can record (or a the mile fighting for the le a d .'' withstand the closing challenge raced to a deadheat for first Weoneiaay. oismono one - 6.J5 — Keeeier.playi Varsity Barber, a p.m. - A u ^ a lla n M argie M asters and tive year, commissioner Jack Jockey Bill Shoemaker did of his stablemate. with Quicken Tree in the Coors plays Shirley Wyatt, aha 9.15 — a a r o n Miller, Kathy whit- John'i HwiKy plays Inaepcnflent Meat. Frlel announced Saturilay. The first two horses, owned not rush Fiddle Isle under his The Keck entry returned $125,000San Juan Capistrano. Weonesoay. a/amond iwo — 6 i5 — worth, the. all-time leading Bywinnlngthecovefedaward, amj bred by oilman Howard B. Cuiligan plays SnerwooOs. 8 p.m. — Turl plays Royal Lounfie. and 9;IS - Osco LPG A money-winner, is alone the trophy becomes a per- Keeck, tailed the field BWtrey plays OK Tire. at 141. Tnursaav, a .among one — 4:45 — Coon mament possession of the Og- i t jo until the stretch. But in plays Keeoler. t b."'- — Varsily plays Miss Englehorn, 30, is a 5-7 den Institution. .. the final sixteenth, it was a _ inO»p»naent. and-»Mi — k ano ? playi- Kftll • brunette-who started-playing •nie ;TOldcl.te p n ^ - w r - 9 0 - T J 5 ^ Thursday, diamond-two — 6 i5 — golf when she was seven years SnerwooOS plays OK Tcre, e'O.m. — Bliti points durmg the 1969-70 school „ a s nearly three lengths back old. Two weeks ago, she won year, the highest ever attained ,hird and Flgonero finished the St. Louis Open. in a single season. Last year fourth Defending diampion Murle WSC had 82.7 points and ac- -n,e winning time of 1:34 Ued Finn Driver Unstrom Is at even oar 144. cumulated 68 In 1967-68. Am erican record set by Killed In - Race Tuneup ' ADENAU, Germany (U PI)- Finnish driver Hans Laine was Wllied Saturday In'practlce runs- for Sunday’s 1,000 kUometer* championship race for spom c a rs and prototypes on the ram soaked NucrDUrgmg speed-" w ay. Laine, 24 was declared dead at the scene. Race officials said his car hit a small bump on a straightaway scctlon of the 22- kllometecourse, flew Into the air and exploded when It hit the ground. A spokesman for Uie ADAC Motor PORTS Club said it took "quite some tim e" to Identify the bUrned vofiicle and driver. Laine, a six-year- racing veteran considered one of the beUer young drivers, was enl tored os part of a private Finnish team in Sunday’s race. . HaUu-Kahi.-'team-leader, called the accident "terrlblo." "We have no Idoo how this could have happened,'' ho said. Lpsets Uuck . , ll(>li(liiy IVIeet Al INampa NAMPA (U PI)-Tho oiulcr of defending champion Mike Sweet by Mountain Homo Air Force Base Sluff Sergeant Jack Rice and u SO-foot putt by Boise’# Rich Hutchins turned tho annual Droadmore holiday golf tournament upside down Soturda/ afternoon, -W 08r » , -B-natlve-ol ------OreKon, dipped Sweet, from Wclsor.und 1069 and lOQO Idaho Stutq amateur chuinplun, two , ^Rlco*i3ttyt3" ~„.vd"lho iwo'yoiuigor golfere In I S a tu rd a y ^ ■emT-final 14 TImes-Ncws. Twin Falls, Idaho Sunday. May 3). 1970 Streams Provide Best Yields; Anglers Beat Opening Despite high - winds and a wiTh' the straflRlS Clearing up '.l akes, which ta a fes tlShlng- redistribution'of anglers. Magic sufficiently to provide the big area, but a total of 440 anglers Valley general fishing season bonanzas. checked in, averaged.five fish opened -successfully-Saturday - - The hottest spot was Clear .each-ard mpst.qf the b_ig:o_nes, One o f . seven pounds was reported- and severer were in ^ ^ ■ ciass.~ Cubs Billingsley Creek yielded some good size fish and some' of the BIG WOOD RIVER, below Magic Reservoir, at Idaho F ish and Gam e Department’s aerial census Padres On Beckert HR best averages and while tracted a good conceatratiop. of anglers during the showed a total of 1684 vehicles at 1 9 'of the a re a ’s Roseworth Reservoir fishing p opening day of Idaho’s general lishlsg season • fayorlte fishing spots. This was an Increase of alwut • • • • • • • • • ♦ • • ------CHICAGO-(UPI)---Glcnn*-^^"--^'-*-"‘^‘X r w as slow, some of the trout Saturday moming: The river, ninnlDg clearer than 130 vehicles o ver the past two years despite the windy Beckert’s two-out eighth-innint’ - taken were up to three pouAds. expectcd, had heavy pressure from well above K e f weather; The figure would represent 6,230.8 anglers home run. only the 16 th of his H ie Big Wood R iver, which chum down to the Richfield Canal diversion. Hie whipping the water. . - ^ ^ , r McCovev it> , six-year major league carcer, fjonnwn lb 0 0 0 ROMrtwn 1 received a lot of pressure from X > Crulcher Traded i Mcnoerwn M gave the Chicago Cubs an 8-7 1 1 3 Slnrgen ph well above Ketchum down to,the —To N. Y. Bv-Ram s 1 Ellll Bf Richfield Diversion, showed victory over San Diego Satur- STANDINGS Matson Puts Shot 71-4, Miss LOS ANGELES ( U P l ) - T h e some fish up to two and two and _ National- . tl Lf»9«« LfaBua Jlandmg*____.. nds below " > Unitea Pren Internallenal CDs. Angeles Rams Saturday Cheng Wins In JF K Games Joe Crutpher,' a sl3t*year National Football League veter- Bl«» p Game Department's aerial second of the season and came p ■ • -with-the-NawVor Nelson p censusing picked up 16S0 cars. p;.'',V«ip^.1 • :o 3» .05 5' > off relieyer Tom JJu k es,. who . PA9 m T S f f l S r p h r S l l E o a I'om et cuppid n rive- Caiilornln loaing strcakT He MC'ls I. ,\slros 3 7-5 victory over the Atlanta vvt.st.sldt bank fishermen, 42, mn first inning and came after scattered six hits while walking / a victory over me Atlanta wUh28fl8h,l70hour8und.2flBh pitcher Less Cain ihree-and tanning three to hand NEW YORK (UPI)-Ken • per hour, t^e bases on walks and Hie Orioles only their second Boswell laid down a perfect Dlerke’s Uikersljc angles, two ^ run-scoring single to loss In the last 10 gam es. His two-out bunt to drive home rainbow, nine bass and seven -j-ej gavagg record Is now 0-4, Oeon Jonos and climax a three- blue gill f ^ 10 hours. Despite the big first Inning B.mmor. run elghth-lnning rally that Cama.s C re e k JU anglers, 31 Uie Brew ers hud to battle from . "■L'unU'fi tin; Nuw Vui K Mu>8 tu u ■Ht b —(ishr;H ho»r.i and-a;fi-f>er-hour:- i q u>m, IM Tium IiKiiiMi-m i j » ii i? 4-3 victory over the Houston Hosewortl), 44 anglers. 13 A.stro8 S We have in stock all the Equipment you will need for Baseball— < Bats, Balls, Bases, Leg Guards, Body Protectors, Masks, etc. We Offer This Equipment At TEAM PRICES! Order Your «HOLtBASEBALL SHIRTS--MOW PRO MODEL COTTON M .8 5 LARGE BALL GLOVE Colored, Lettered Hck' and Jnnklo ilftilun ItiiltU nlovr M’curcly In ulac* lo th* n.-ldrr vm ti.iiUul Jlic «lovr will, )il» finuri. In a "hnlf.lM. hilf. First Baseman’s ,«a*’ )Hili«» fti Jlif plrt>«-r»* tcftch whlleyHH . nllnwJnu'hlm (iiir-firWlnjr rorUrol- «W TEAM PRICE A U PURPOSE OFFICIAtUTTlE LEAGUE nxirsHDi: With Rubber Claali By Spalding -TEAM _____ T E A M $ C 9 5 PRICE ...... PRICE . . 9 “Sprint” Model BASEBALL SHOES NII rse C ap p«»irl ■ ..JH eettng.! b b I be..,, j i a L ,on "Pit- — • and a 50-Vear Reunion ih« ^«90 Membersh . o tf i theh Ilocal ' l com- honored at the c o l l y ’s annual. ------ |JZ p o „'j.,y ? r.. life. T 2I}5hi In » Knr,n,u.t M*T‘ e LcHse, 7 3 3 ^ i GUn aarksb u rg, where the students In adyuon to a b^^^^ 733.8901 f Mrs. j: received much bf their clinical •SEvepgt" fM avm e. Swan)^_<23-_ [rs.-gycfe Van-Ausdelri ^ . . T alW K illy )7t2W «l2;Fllerr c. S -r tfr t r Y t- lfr t -m t — WaiterRerce-and-Mr8HfValler--p: C O m jQ IN-US F0 R- 733-5979. ' departm ent.’ The daughter of Club W ill There were 89 members In the Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Culllni(s, MEMORIAL WEEKEND 1920 class,.M r. Pierce reports. Sawtooth Blvd., Buhl, Mrs.' m any have been located.' vyelch w as a m ember o f Alpha, FISHING EQUIPMENT & PICNIC SUPPIIES 5 ^ 1 Aides' but a few v e still on the search ^ Delta Pi sorority and olhei^ list.—Anyone—knowing the campus organizations.------New officers of the Twin Falls whereabouts of these is asked to Soroptlmlst club will be In- cau ^ m ember of the local stalled Junfe 23 in the next committee. reguiar^meeting “With—Mrs.— -Those__^who— ace_iinl_thc. YO U ALWAYS AT Eklythe Koontz, governor-elect “ missing” list - Include Carl of the Rocky Mountain Region, E d w ard s, Gwen. Watson, SoropUmist InternaUonal. Eu n ice-ling,* George Baker, ABBOTT? pints of blood wheo she undergoes open he«rt getting along fine until the end of 1M9. The blood gift of luggage by local meni- Cairncross, Tlieon Goodrich, surgery June 25 at LDS Hospital, Salt Lake aty. drawing Is scheduled for Tuesday In Rupert. bers in the May meeting, ^ er Florence Delin, Frances Burke, formal installation will be In Beatrice jC o x , .Bessie C^lrn- AUIO J u l y . during International cross, M arian F a rra r, "nieodore -Rupert Woinan To Have Qpen i94n St. Louis r Keiilstmi, M ary m i'gti.-E aim C l m i l I f Mo. Diller, Alice Eberlin, Rueben 9 U I * n i = * l» c a l club members were Hogg, Lam bert Day, Charles Heart Surgery Soon In Utah also invited to the Burley In* Hasenbalg, Aleda Garrison, RUPERT - Mrs. O’Dell M rs. McLane, who also : scheduled , at Ruper( Civic stallation meeting June 2. Marcia Giffen, Iris Guthrie, BRAKE RELItj^ ^ lu.i.vu CTTCTl CI5TF5” •TOT - - - McLane, &3-year*old mother, of granomouier ot six, is buiioing between lu a.m. ; aware of the need for sup- p.m. Tuesday. . ______h^bSnds as special guegs_ League, Relta. Jain,___ _ ensagemenfncjtmonth to tlie porting porting the the Bloodmobile Bloodmobile In in Mrs. Mrs. McLane, McLane, wife wife of of the the um.i.s ine may i.iireims u,., Milford, Milford, Elizabeth isiizabetn Haines, Baines, $ 1 9 . 9 5 operating table at the LD S Minidoiia County, as she wUl Rupert fire chief, has been Turf Qub. Mso guests were Mr. Victor Strobeck,'niM dpre Sch- MUFFLERS Hosoltal. Salt Lake Glv. for again require about 20'pints for active in this area.for several wartz, Louise McMartin, All Four Wheels open heart surgery her surgery. Hie Bloodmobilefi years and has served as service pl^nn Schaefer, M«. Sterlmg_,„ggy{gh Mills, Delbert Mills, open neari surgery. , , S J Chairman for the Cancer Brive Mrs-Helen Pettypove, Eileen U w is , Wllmer Osborn, 30,000 fVllLE L I N I N q - ,, ... o i I -the past eiaht vears. She has Pa»y Davis and Kemta Shew.. Jessie Maltby, Viola SUllman, V a l l e y Snoshone worked on the Heart Fund Miss Davis and Miss Shew Nat W illianison, Henry Willis, INCLUDES INSTALLATION OF >r IWve, Red Cross Drive, is a Esther Schrader, James Wood,' NEW LIN IN G S . . .. A LL A W H EELS ; l . r a t l i c l>O U rtS C „ l , „ former-Udy Elk-and worked National Federated music^Golda Wright.-IJnda-Packardr A D JU S T B R A K E S T :. 7 l „ . t w OF th . “ C n e U T J l e se ve rsry e o rs as-office nm-se. Q u te ' observance ol Music Blanche Shumwajray and Velma PACK FRONT WHEEL BEARINQS Fined by Bliss Justice ot the becoming‘ ill, she has Parish. • Ptut til. d'jn lurmnj where Peace Ruth Parsons for T„ s.nanHeH h»‘r hol^hlM anti Mrs. Nedra Creenc, program D ^TaliL^W rtb' ’ enjoys collecting antiques. An c h airm an , introduced Mr. INSYALLED l l 8 'K u ^ S ^ ’ SHOSHONE - The summer ainbiUous person. Mrs. McLane ■ R"Stron who presented the Benefit-ls— DOUBLE AaiON « i< .r S S f . r S’ “ I'edule for the Junior Legion does her own yard and house . program of a promotional film WHILE YOU Se baseball team has been driwn work. work. on Twm Falls. Mrs. Dottle Burton, Blood* Set June 2 SHOCK ABSORBERS - g.;elf‘l..,yd^R iS w! “P. Burkett and WAIT Stopp, Gooding, J18. First game will be at Buhl nMd^rperMnrtofOtendthe U e c lic a tiO Il O i V*/e speciplize In custom and dual 7 Also fined by the Bliss Justice At Jerome ^ cou T«v« June 2 .0th ers are Shoshone at drawing this season and pointed ‘ . » exhausts'also tail pipe bending and were Joaph Sd^Uke ^ „„„,ally B irthplace Is- JE R O M E - A benefit pan installation. ^ 6 . 4 7 e a c h uixt^ta vii, uui umi iiic iiccu lui ~ _ 1 0 cake supper for Mrs. Albert' MO'ST CARS blood stays Up. Several persons b e t J u i i e Hill, who Will undergo h^art oSScwS1 'rfrS n S Shoshone June 16; Shoshone at in the area have many pints to ' ^ surgery In ^an Francisco, i s . CLOSED SATURDAYS P L U S . replace, and a hst is available W^HINGTON (UPI)--^e sdieduled at Jefferson School, at the drawing Lyndort Baines Johi\son Nation- 600 NrFlUm ore, Jerome, from 5 O pen SUNDAY 'III Noon INSTALLATION Clyde L. .Garrison, Biihl, ^Ze'5 'Valty “a 't Quota is 125 pints and Mrs. al Historic Site, honoringjhe to 9 p.m. Tuesday. driving while intoxicated. Shoshone, June 30; Shoshone at Burton pointed out that 132 pints Sponsors are the Nazarene $145. -Twin Falls, July 1 ; Shoshone at have been used from this coant>^/>dent w as bom and grew up, Church, the Town and Country Rebuilt Fuel Pumpi • Woler Pumpi • G^neralors • Starter* • Volloga Reguto- Heyburn, Ju ly 6; 9i6shone at since th6 last drawing, near th^ preseni L B J ranch will Ejctension Club and Jerome ' Ion. Check the low prices on our Batteriti. If your cor needs it we hove 111’ Awards At Jerome, July U; Rupert at ' Minors 1 8 years and.older no bededlcatedatStonew all.Tex., County Council clubs. Tickets Shoshone, July U ; Shoshone a t longer need parent or guardian June 13. are available from members or Burley Ju ly 17. ------pennlsslon to donate bfood, arid ’ Interior Secretary Walter J. at the dbor. Raft River There are 13 boys on the anyone between 18 and 65 is HleJceJ said he would forroaUy DonationsforMrs. Hill can be ABBOTTS AUTO^SUPPLY squad, ages 16-18 years. urged to donate. accept deeds to the properly made directly to Mrs. Kennedy Mrs. Burton said it is the encompassing a reconstructed Q iam bers, treasurer of the 305 Sheehone St. S. NAMPA Reported moral responsibility of those birthplace, the Samuel Ealy Town and Country Club, or to T W IN F A IL S Phen* 733-2049 Mrs. Murrel Blades of the MALTA — Seniors at Raft Suk-Eiled . ysJng Mood or gamma gobulin Johnson farmhouse and Lyndon Nazarene Church. River High School have been to have thirreplaced; ------Johnsonis boyhood home. awarded scholarships, officials Against announce. — Jhey-liwhKte-PauleHo ■ Bof> nes, from Brigham Young Leaders University; Vernon Nye and Wayne Judd, each |160 from ii„ ■ Btudenta and the parents of one I Pocatello, Teresa ^ t h , Diane -...H-nt n unit in rommon MaryReederf Le'Livre fet Ld Pl^Dche 18th Annual lris"BHow SGheduled Brady Disclose Elected M DinneTM^efhrrg^ OfficerW or the cortilng year Mrs, Uoyd Webb, were given to ; S The Magic Valley Iris Society Wedding Date > e r e elected when membtfl-s of Mrs. Verl Mecham, Mrs. Dell 'Z nill present the IBth annual iris the' L^ Llvre et U Plume Timpson, Mrs. Jess Sununers ip - show,'-— Dawn-of—ttie-Space- Mr. and Mrs.'Charles T. XUerary-Ads^clety met-at-th^ tmd Mrs, Blaine-Molyneaux.— Age,” - sponsored by the Reeder, Twin Falls, bounce Colonial House for a d i n n e r ------. the forthcoming marriage of meeting. / /The best place in the house to ■- and 7 St pw, k EJementary W ilf^dauglilKr, Luu, to ==Mr#T=fiordonteo*=wftfci • - ■ School, Bw ley. Robert Lee Brady, son of Mr. president, with Mrs. Tfie show is open from 2 to H.Brfldv.Qgden ~lflllniaD^_vice_|ygR id^L - a Bami ireiiumm, ih. Burt Huish treasurer; Mrs. Dell 5 p jn . June 7.- The public is Timpson, secretary, and Mrs. Nbw - A June 19 wedding is planned Invited and admissidn is free. •Frank Uhrhan, publicity- at the Salt Lake Oty LDS Everyone is Invited tn exhibit 'historian.- - '. - ...... TcmpJe. JMPERIAL and tlWre is no entry tee, Mrs. Cox reviewed "The' Exhibitors are allowed only one . Miss Reeder is a graduate of ' King’s Pleasure" by Nora, • entry in each class except Utah State University and Is Lofts. This is the story of Klrtg ' S I Z E ® seecUing classes. Elntries will itly ^ ach ing school in , Henry VIII and his first wife, ~be acc^ted from 7:30 to lO:3U K a ih an 'n e, vynose devotion a.m. Saturday. All entries MARY LOU REEDER never wavered although the M r. Brady fulfilled a mission received after 10:30 a.m . will be k in g ’s- eye fell upon Anne for the LDS Church to Southern marked for display only. Boleyn, whp refused to be his Australia and served two years Entries must remain until 5 mistress, but resolved to in the mihtary service. He is Protection p jn .- Sunday .and -.m ust., be. ,^place-Katharine.-:as.-queen. ^ow ^ attehaing-^Utah'State" Doesn't Last The guilded thought was University, where he is af presented .by Mrs. James filiated with Pi Kappa Alpha Keep in mind, next time you Dodds, and the author's sketch - ■ • . be -0ft c-»'imT^jng. that a single was given by Mrs. LuDell graduated in June from the ...... I ...... iiii ililinii ■College of Engineering. does- not afford lasting ta b le decorations, made uy-= After a sho'rt honey-moon trip. protection, according to a ’ — ----- the couple will leave for En- Morida aermatologist." of Miami reports that all dicott, N. Y ., where Mr. Brady In tests with four sunscreen preparations had washed off has accepted a poslilolT IBM. male subjects. Dr. Stephen Katz swimming in fresh water. the artistic arrangement classes, all iris must be grown by the exhibitor. As far as possible, containers for specimen stalks will -be furnished by the !*ow. CHECK/NG THE IRIS in their garden are Mr. and Mrs. Don Chadd as they prepare Awards ^ be given ac- Mogic Valley Iris Society show lo be held at the Dworshak School in Burley. The event will be open to fhe public from 2 to 8 p.m . June 6. and from noon of.the American Iris Society. . _ ' , , jj • .j i i ■ u n , ■ c ■ i j In Division 1^0 . 1, horUcuJtural 5 p.m. June 7. Mr. Chadd is,j>residenf of Jhe M agic Valley Ins Society and a -specim ensrall~lris-in-cxiltural—show-com m iM ee-^ho/M non,------■------— classes must be grown by ... Entries in the Cultural Division ^ O C l U l mar If necMsarr; Homemakm j p j | y .Sfllnrj~~' remove dried or spent flowers Council will 4iave a lunchwn- ' carefully, being sure not to meeting at 12:30 p jn . June ^ t rfnmnpc fho the TuTf Qub, Twln F ^ s . The Serendipity — the knack of Tuck iti folded or rolled slices of ______MMin 111 L U L ii-u i- -laking flcddental. vet for-, pure beef bologna and cotto Section A, specimen stalks q that you have serendipity! through 34, present. Rosemarie FairchUd, cook, bi bet sereMpltyJs Section B, three stalks, same homemaker aide ------coordinator------SERENDIPITY and extensiontome-puts the you m cooking! It s . POTATO SALAD variety tall bearded, Class No'. Alice Reed, \ 35. Konomlcs agent, will talk on your urge to experuiient, your t h r ° “ L p a n d e d N utrition drive to be different, and yen tor Instant mashed potatoes Section C, three stalks one {for 6 servings) '' color, each a different variety In -• ' . adventure. ^ Take ordinary potato salad, 1-3 cup mayonnaise or salad one container. Classes No. 36 I Lodge No. instance. This is nearly dressing through 43. 1 tablespoon vinegar Section D, five different tall 76 will meet Tuesday evening at everyone’s favorite summer be'SSdvliletiM ln'ine'con. the Odd Fellows Temple. Mrs. ^sh, but if you have seren- 1 can (4‘ j 0 2 .) deviled ham talner, named, Q asses No. 44 Elmer Wilson will be in charge T V 1 tablespoon sliced through 46. or the memorial service...... Serendipity. Potato Salad.,ln- green, onion ' Section E, beardless Iris, cup chopped green pepper labeled if possible. Classes 47 The annual no-host luncheon stead, which starts a whole _ . . of the past p S d e n U of T e series of delightful surprises for 3 tablespoons pickle relish through 51. Section F, seedlings, one stalk Twentieth Century ClubT Twin you and y<>^ fam ily. UUuce to a container and numbered or Falls, will be held at l p. m . Surprise:. You can Tomatoes ^ named. Must be grown from Tuesday at the Rogerson Hotel peeling potatoes! ' Prepare instant potatoes as Colonial Room. This salad calls for tasty instant packagcdirects(m eaaurethree seed by the . exhibitor, mashed potatoes. No messy cups); cool. Combine with -^ ^ "o iS a fc ta Jls°N o .‘ 5 2 a n d ° S Maglc Chapter. NQ .82^0riier, remainlnB ^ “ Dmaion” no,------2------tT— i?dini ni i f ? and tomatoes mixing arrangements. N6 artificial .regular meeting at 6 p. m. M e less thon-f ve flowera, fruit or foliage m ay be Monday at the MasonlcrTemple. minutes t prepare, and provide chesl wlllv.woMd p ^ e r ; turn used. One or more iris, any All members are urged to at- Just the right amoimt you need., mixture Ji t o pan. Chill over- r . __ I Inofnnt maon^/l nofnfn«*fl ._i_. 4 ' _____* _ r ...... • _ type, m ay be used in each tend. ” • Since Instant mashed potatoes nl«ht: ijf o out of pan and cut arrangement, biit Iris must come packaged, they arc easy into six rounds or squares. predom inate In any Friendship Circle of the store, too. They don’t sulk Toaorve: Place each piece of arrangement. Accessories and* Women of the Moose will meetrjiand grow sprouts while waiting salad on lettuce leaves, Garnish or other plant material per* at8 p . m. Monday at thehom e o t^ o “ se d ,...... ' wUh tomato slices or quarlcFs7 mltted. Exhibitor allowed only Mrs. Gone Hamilton, 212 Ready for the second sur- If deslredT Makes six servings. 'one entry per class. It Is not CasH-ellAve W O fficers wlH be prise? Serendipity Potato Salad required to use iris .variety eleoted "blushes" prettily thanks to its BOWLING PA R TY HELD 'bit of deviled ham, Green onion, HAGKRMAN — Fifteen mem- named In any class, nor to grow iris or other plant m aterial Canton Colfax No 13 and pickle relish, and green pepper bersofth eH agerm anaiapterof used. Exhibitors must furnish Ladles Auxiliary Pitrlarchs In. loo. for color Future Homemokeis of [n.iu., ..t fl and crunch. It’s a savory, America held a bowling party at UWMowh CUlKUinurS.comairrcrffr IVlUrK IIBIIW----MIrn»wi»- -U 6 ENSiE E D D — 1 DID_Y.OU -UNDER THE >VERIGN LAW OF A P t t Y F O R Y O U R scholarship ARnOUPLftHNINGftCARgIR A FULL PROGRAM IN COSMETEOLOGY - ISPRESENIEO. OVERLAND BEAUTY ARTS Beauty College -AGADEMY ~ STUDENTS OF BEVERLY HACKNEY will present their spring dance ■ Polovtsian Dances from Alexanc(er_Bsso^'j^.pera, .''Prince IgprJl •flond-Shofy>ing-Cenlef------P-IAGEMENT: . ./.”r)35_M aJn.Av,eJtfr— =--'=-c6hcerrtunfe"3"5T /he'CoTrege^rSou/fter^^ >!ne Arts Center Con<;e>f d o n a Jio n s will be used for the. Marcia Hackney— Holly ■ '678^47t ■ : SERVICE 733.6341- Buley, Idaho FREE Twin.Falli, Idaho • Auditorium. Lower division students will dance Robert Schumann's Smith Memorial scholarship, won this year b y Don Craybill. "Papillon" (Butterflies). The upper division students will dance the (Dudley photo) Spring Ballet Concert Set g S' Hi>vt>rly HA/»itiiiiiL LLilH .nnLirnf ...... tho hallpt in 19flR her ballet, students In their for D iaghilev's B alle t in iki - ^ i n g __ dance ronrprt-June^4-at— _ Ew iglnallv the (5>llege of Southern Idaho entitled ‘'Chopinias.” Later the ------Fine Arts Auditorium...... name was’ changed"to' l^s •nie lower division students Sylphide:. It is one of the few w ill dance to R ob ert romantic “ ballet b lanc" danced S ch u m a n n ’s “ P a p illo n ” by leading companies today, , (B u tte rflie s5. Mrs. Hackney and provides a perfect unity of — t/mif thic ypif>jj^ gpnpe of mood music, movement and costume, and action in a set of l!i! Hfiy Ounaticns fo r-U io Mard a vignettes, and set a series of Hackney-Holly Smith Memorial dances to help the children gain scholarship, won this year by a feeling of movement to music. Don Graybill, are $1.26 for The upper division students , adults and SOcents for children. — r—will—dance—The—Polovtstai - — Dances from Alexander c*.. Borodin’sopera,“PrinceIgor.” otUCientS MOSt Prince Igor" is an old epic . . ■ a j . t dealing with the Tartar Khan /v\O therS AT__L£.Q- .. !£rrd\rri„”'u.ri"m • ,„de by i - Sntury. Uie. dances-are.-a salute by the warriors-and courses No 2 and No,-3. were maidens to their leader, the along wiU' K h a n ______from Ttngwalls Store, Goodmi Sy^hidesTmffilc’ by’^'derek rerantly at the high jhool. dresses, swim suits aitd MrinUl attire. Area Friendship Physical education uniforms tentatively planned for wearing Club Conducts in P.E. classes next fall were modeled by P .E . girls Debbie Memorial Rites Hess, Shery Morris, Annette W END ELL — A memorial Lloyd an^Charleen Wilkins, service w as held in honor of the Modeling4he other fashions late Barbara Kurtz- and - were-Lana - Lloyd, home Maurice Wolf, former members economics No. 3; C anna B ray, of the Magic Valley Friendship, Debbie Bauer, Shannon Bauer, a u b for Handicapped adults Debbie Cutter, Marlon Rathke, at a recent social held In the Debbie Thompson, Jo y c e FeUowship HaU of the United Standall, K ris W ilkins and Presbyterain Church, Wendell, Connie Brown. The service was opened with' Modeling chlldren’t . clothing Mrs. Lula White plEylngll'Sweet-were-LesUe.- Wilkins,- Karen Hour of Prayer.” Exon and Lena Exon. Roll call was answered by each person present telling a Joke, a reading.or reciting a poeih. The Charlie Walters —rfamtlw, nnri rhnrlpr»> rarell presented a musical program featurli______Buel McGhee Btat«^ that 41 members and guests were welcomed. The members who are physically handicapped exp ressed thanks to their relatives and friends who so kindly assist them to take part In the'club actlvltjes. The women of the Presbyterain Church decorated the hall with arrangements of . spring flowers and white tapors. - Tltfi iahlmi iiitiiii cavore^l w i^ white embossed cloths. Nelda .Schlffler and Joan Evett assisted with the decorations. The Gooding, Eden, Wehdcll, Jerome Twin Falls, Malad Qly and K im berly ar.oaa wore represented. The next meeting Is scheduled for June ii at me American Uglon Hull. The program will consist of slides. Business will Include the time and place (or the picnic. Everyone Is Invited to come and bring a guest. Country Woman's Club Has Annual M ay Luncheon ______Mumbors Woman's Club mot recently for ----- lh4»l»-aiuiual.^ay.Junflh8ai)...... ;■ ^ meeting at ihq nogerson Hotol Jju Colonial noom.Room. AsMclBUon oervice. • . prin»«J pattern M41: New DT?J!5tad^v"Z£tonro“ >*'■ ------♦lnrMr«^ElmMLDUCK 8riJ!(»rgA_-nBi»ninu Runri tn Martim r.“ ^ r ^’j m": i J ii K ' Hirlln;. tlra.i-N.wi, JOS tow lw l and Mrs. Wilfred patiernDept.,232WwitlfilhSI...... 1 7 York, N. V, lOOll. I>rlnl , nig, Nflw -Spring-gummpr n x m eilANO E Pallorn Catalog. Ill styles, free HOLLYWOOD HJPI) - For pi>«#rii coupon. M cenla. In- BomuinyiUc«lT«awnUnlvurwl sUrnl'Sowing nook m w today, Pictures changed thu title of woor tomorrow. 91. Instant'! Qeorgo Peppurd'i now liorao Poililon Hopk — whal-to Sm^^t«tii'|V»iolVoad»rr'>^fe fonvtnlaal Mlacilon ol nioili p| operaiion a Paiita iwllch tiopi lapa initaniiy lor "li«a" cn'mmanUry'a- PHILCO a Vll malaii e }. the PARIS LYNWOOD WP M C CENTER nSEXSTMAM TWIN PALIS 3 B R 0 M E (downtibwn) V TWIN FALLS 7ERCWE'= BURLEY Phone 734-2054 Phone 324-4600 t ■ ( Anniversary Open Hou -GAREY-^— Hie-chlldri Bu r t^fe4!ns+d V N e w ^ ^ f f Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dodge, ; Carey, are honoring their B U R L E Y ~ During the an* was the installing officer. was the accompanist fcr the was donated by Wood Music .parents on their 50lh Wedding Decorations featured a large nual M ay Luncheon a t Price’s A short business meeting w as quartet and she afid Jean Center, Burley.^Judges for the Anniversary at an open >iouse to violin on a red velvet backdrop '' Cafe, new officers of the Burley conducted by Mrs. Trafford Graham accompanied the auditions were Mrs. Dean and be held June 7 at their home surrounded with a carved Music aub were lnstalled:TWs Bray, retiring president. Mrs. choir. Elden Wood is the Mr. and Mrs. Wood, fram e and tl% Italian lights on from 2 to 6 p jn . Alt their friends gathering concluded meetings. Robert Dean, representlng'lhe director of the Bel Canto Choir. M rs. Don Norton, the club’s ;are invited to attend. the wall behind the head table. until September. dlub members, presented Mrs. Mrs. LaMar Nielsen, progj-am chairman, read a M r. and Mi^. Dodge were Table decorations were gold Officers installed Include Bray a gift. • . scholarship chairman, poein in tribute to promoters of m arried June 3,1920, at Moore violins in pink frames covered Mrs. J.. W. Young, president; Entertainment w as the Bel presented the club’s awards for good music in the area, with with gold net and braid set in and had their marriage Mrs. Calvin Crane, first vice Canto Choir. Debbie Pettingill, su m m er m usic cam ps to liackgroundmusic, a violin duet solemnized Jan . 5. 1921, at the bouquets of pink roses. ' president; ,Mrs. Elden Wood, Mike Schofield, Karen Lyons Marilyn Bray, Burley High by M rs. H arry Badger and Mrs. T W I M g p f t e p - Idaho Falls LDS Temple. Mrs.. second, jric& ^preslrifint; Mra., . and-Bob JacksonralH nem be rs • Sctool, voa l,—M aiy M dlur; A1 PUthtofi, accompaniea oy k i n g HILL - Denice and D odge-is the fom jer Reuel Charles Peu gh ,spcretaryiM rs. of the choir, sang the Hymn of M fnico,-piano, and M iriam Miss McCuistlon. The violinists p p ncii____Garmihan____ twtn— Bischoff. The couple resid^ flv in ^ o h n so n r-tre a su re ivi-th e Montfr,' ‘ ‘b o r d 'D ls m l s s - r s - ^ r e y r ^ a f le y “ HIgh'7Scfiooi, also played dinner music. daughters of Mr. and Mrs _ - '8t-f t Jn k Baum an,■hirtor iw r iJ WUi'T h i^ Blessing.'* ^ (v h y m n 'f t'VioHny'The Bufley MuBi<>^ubi' ■■Heateaa ea-'fef-the luncheon "UflHfeM"r!nrn~ tia~ rolo'^rat^ :^ Arco raui, wnere they residW ' anH MrB r»lvirf Hplnpr. Music uroa written bv John Faw cett which is affiliated with the were the past presidents of the their 12tTbIr0idav’ anmversarv until 1924 when they moved to Week chairman. and m cln^r is a folk tune National l-'ederation ol MUSIC Club.------rSccntlv. whpn Carey. Thej^farn^d all thes«_ -..-M rs.. Coo Annest. a past taken fr om T a tte r sa ll's Oubs, gave two $50 scholar- M rs. Matthews gave the in- hosted a dinner for ------years—untn^they moved to ' president of the . org^ization, P ^lm od y. TCaPerr-McCulstion - ships and'the . third $So a w ^ d voMtlon. the family Gooding In 1947, where Mr. Dodge. was.employedby Lowell Wills in an implement company and later was a salesman for a machinery firm. In 1955 'they moved back to Carey and farmed until they retired eight years ago. ___ _ • the'if cfiildrSi w e Mrs. R. E. (Emma) Carson. Pocatello: ims. Etwyn iLUKayJ Hogers, Gooding; E arl D o ^ e, Twin F alls; Gene Dodge,' Tonopah, , MR. AND MKS. OSCAKDODGE Nev., and Mrs. Charles (Janet) j Green, Shoshone. There are 36 grandchildren and 22 great Training Session Slated grandchildren. One daughter, -^Vona, and two grandchildren The Spring Round-Up the diffirent age levels .■flCfi derfa.spjl.------Trairang-Sesiiun fui luuUyiJ>‘ uf—UlSCUSS tie program m par- thp namp F ira and Bhia ~Blrd tiOBiar . fttr- B lu»- Bf ‘ ~ Reports Given Girls will be held Ju h e-^ at Fir&, Juilor High and Horizon Harmon Park. Club, wlh Mrs. James Van- The sessions will be held near denbark, executive director; During Buhl the fireplace by the swimming Mrs. Dwothy Peavey, field pooland will start a t 9:30 a. m. director^ and M rs. B rig g s Women's Meet with group singing, followed by assisting; The training session BUH L — A report on the a discussion of outdoor lore and Is under the general direction of Mother’s Day Tea was given naturejwtivities-;Cfimp cooking Mrs. Brifes and Mrs. Smith. A It's tinie for the Annual J une Brides_Pgckage at Cain's .._wheti_the_Women_of.the.Moose ..will be under-the-direction of baby sittsr will be available for met in-regular session, with Mrs. C. I. Smith "^ ith lunch_ those m Ii small children and a.. - Economy Stbre in TwinJ.ails and you save M 71 . -- . Mcs.=Bill-=Wonenberg,- senior-:-betng-the food that ia'TOok^ ifl-''Small chft^ be m ade -for - • re gen t, presid in g; The tea the demonstration. At 1 p. m. costs. , , s And that ain't all . . with orders placed THIS WEEK featured a salad bar luncheon classes will open with songs and- and each member was a short discussion of the needs • ONLY you'll get this 106 piece bonus ABSOLUTELY ------nreaenlMl-aJavoc^:------ofjirls W differentnupji. led bv A n n u a l D en iO r FREE. See it below . The program was under the Mrs. Phillip Rayher. Mrs. Paul “7 T T j—Tj------direction of Vivian Harmon. ' Ross will lead the discussion of D ro astO ST n 6 |C l Mrs. Floyd Daiss was In charge “First Steps in Leadership” and , , f i of refreshments and Mrs. Henry Mrs. Carroll Briggs. “What In (_Q<;tleTQr_a w avra w as in charge of the Makes A Good g and the REGULAR decorations. Role of the Leader.’ CASTIJEFORD — Tlie annual BED DAVENO& CHAIR. *I79” A report was given on the Leaders will be divided for Senior treakfas't to honor the 2 STEP TABLES AND annual Mother's Day party 1970 graduating class at A COFFEE TABLE. . . . . » 2 9 ” given by the Loyal Order of ; i CasUefo^ was held at the Moose In honor of the ladles. W o m e n sCluD United 1. Methodist Church 2 TABLE UM PS .... ♦ 2 9 * 0 The Moose members each Fellowskip, Hall, with the_ broagnro dia of^o^whidi Donates Flowers motherslof the graduates in 5 Pc DINETTE SET ...... they prepared. Tlielr dishes ----- .charge the arrangements. 2 P « B E D R O O M S U IT E . . . . . J 2 i9 ’A- were Judged by members from CASTLEFORD — The Mrs. ^ Potucek, 'mother of 4/6 INNERS^RINO MATTRESS the T^n Falls Loyal'Order ;}f Castleford Flower Companions the senlir class president, Ed 6 BOX SPRINGS ..... the Moose and Women of the voted to ppurchase u rc h a se ' an Potucek,was the chairman'for ♦ 69” Moose. Awards were given to M uchacek and Mrs. Tom Novacek. pay Camp Set P u t B q U n C e in your step (1th MAGIC RIM 1 B U R L E Y ~ Plans are being made for o Girl Scout Dov Cump to bo hold June 22 through 26 at the Cassia County ^^inHTTODmOITYOllW Fairgrounds, Ih o camp will teach outdoor Mnuic flim Jiv Ctivnr ^irl will i« jl nvw THIS 106 PC SET AS A GIFT FROM US llfo and camp skills from 0 a. m. to a p. m . dally. Registration for ' Jnhliiuu lOfUui fhum HERE ARE ADDITIONAL ECONOM Y STORE the cam p la >2 and should be (iroal hull’ coniloiflliili Inal to io/t ------vww-tvwi-7 MAnila.l^ko tham oJf ____ ITEMS WITH BIG SAVIN GS!! ■ ...... >6 8 " Al deadline to Mrs. Joan Come III Itu/ayfum so» /u»/ how TOB" r r r.— T— — ^ ___ 'hi* l«P. tan.bl.f onj l.uH jllo.m i 4» dUhl. lo f ail'6 mion toQttd pont ond lldi oftd 32 pciwt , '.'.. .Ik.’. . ^ ...... ,, Times-News. Twin Fajj- Idaho Sunday, Way 3 '. >970 A F e n a ^ l & - V r Their Classroom By BONNIE BAIRD JONES Tlmes-News Staff W riter- ' If rodeo and horse show queen contesi Judges In Idaho are finding their work a bit more difficult these days It program of the Idaho Rodeo Quefen's- AssocipUon'now' Ift'lts' fourth year, — Fof (hfrpa] •women of Idaho, who have held titles ranging from queens lOf area rodeos to. Mi^ RodM talent-and experience to assist novice queen contestants who may not have won any titles as yefbut aspire tosom eday wear the Miss Rodeo America — The association-sponsora a. two day queen clinic In ■tlre^oung^omen“ i of contests Including dress, wear their hair, ride ineir horse and even tie a goat. For the second time the eveni was held this year In Twin F alls with-IB-girls entering : rigorous two days. ONE OF FOUR hair styUsts who worked with qaeen dlnlc “ ActlvlQes bfegflj -antriftn during the first day prosram Is Jeanette Peterson who registering In the Twin F alls lUtMtrates fitYlT tn fh^ wmili'iii hn>. imhig HiNili' E3K5 lOOge Drigni and. early on Gutnrie as a modeL Awaiting tbelr tuns are Dawn Tbompon, Saturday. In addition to their western hat were among Items cltnlc identification badge each covered. -.■: * • ;:» r received >a-facket of gifts from Hair stylists participating B A R R E L RACING Is one ol the maoy hor- contestants had never ridden a hone until local merchants. included Jeanette ^ tierson and semansbip feats required In many rodeo que^n. entering the contest and relied on tfaelr ap> Current Miss Rodeo Idaho, Marion Rotilnson, both F ile r; contests. Here Deljble Guthrie, Shoshone, cuts pearance aUdiometlmes friendships to win the Carolyn Harvey, gave a report Jinmiy Davis, Jerome, and inclose to a barrel during horsemanship clinic, 'iltle . with photographs on events of Peggy Roe', Wendell.. the R(^eo America, contest It’s a fa r cry from days when many queen A banquet was held Saturday In Las Vegas last winter where nighty with M iss-H a rvey a s .she-Tepresented-idaho. In her master of. .ceremonies. talk she emphasized some of the Following the banquet _ girls requirements and fine points of were shown a review of western judging. styles with clothing furnished Former Miss Rodeo Am erica, by Ropers and“ Petersen‘s Karen Lavens James, Jerome,, Western Apparel. Door prizes added to this report and then donated by merchants ranged addressed the girls and worked from boots to belt buckles. Individually with- 'e a c h on Parents of the girls------to attend the banquet. their, particular type of figure On Sunday activities ai, and how to select flattering began early at Frontier Held sty le s, colors and how to where - the girls worked with comi)lne suits, hats, boots their horses in riding the Miss gloves and other accessories for Rodeo Idaho Pattern, barrel the most appealing results. racing and goat tying. Following a lunch break each Instructors Included Yo girl was asked questions such as Wilhite Marts, Nampa', Carol those they might receive during Qualman, Nampa, and Miss the personal interview of a Harvey and Karen Jones. Mrs. contest. Here they received M arts^d Miss Harvey gai suggestions as to how long the some goat tying Instruction, answers and comments should new. addition to the clinic b«:^ year. This event has now Four area hair stylists met added to the M iss R< with the girls during the af America - competlton ternoon and each girl had ah proved something of a hi opportunity for Individual help for the Sunday program . from at least ojie of the experts. At the end of each clinic, the How to wear natural hair during girls vote for a "miss riding events and when ap- congeniality” -which thla year . pearlng in dresses., use of.falls, was Debbie Guthrie, Shoshone, wlgletts, full wigs and th^ ad- LOOK FO R L A R A E GUster, Twin Palls, In and the girls and judpes vote.to unintptoiTtrdthatrfldeuimiiir 'am s B some future rodeo queen contMts, sayclinlc ...... feel Novak; Buhl, tries her h a ^ a t goat tylng while know ^ou have been kicked?’ uffk laU . D j a vote uf tte-i'iinlc partlOipgm i flBI!" hay gained the most from the other clinic participants an By L E E TREM AINE .a s provost m arshal In Ger cnch hl«ht. A hiinter must be - .The owner of the land may, TImvii-NewB Staff Writer many, In charge of the Military able to classify game on sight and usually does, sell the rights In Germony, hunting u.s u Police who in turn were In and rcfr«in from shooting to hunt on his land, often at an ■sfwrt is tftKen seriously so . chartc of fhf fyara...... _ _ . •wrum aiylhatahuntoroan weaV amonK nearly- 30,000 U .S. All hunting In G erm any la The huntlng-rlghts owner. In cam ounuK ^d" c lo lh ln g fo r In* military mon atlll slatloned In done on private ground, and turn, has full control of the land vi.slblllty iind ru n nu r is k o(, lil.s part of Germ any, neiir the only with the permission of tlie and fu ll ow nership, of the >{L‘UlnK sh ill. Luxemburg border. owner of hunting rights for .the animals. LI. Ccil. (J y d e M u rp h y of To ohtain a hunting iic-cnsi; In n r e n , {’ol. M u rp h y explained. A hunter who bags an animal the lo ca ly o u n gste rS j^ iy Ja H ci. ___ -IVla.Kullii-iihuuld.kiiow — hu (iiirmuny, «• native •G erm B n- H>-(icrmnn law nnd custom /oll' niay purchaBeiitB lrophy from a Cerhiari'faiiruly ^or two weeks w as jirc'.sldi'nt ii( thi* Hod iiiul coinplcle land Ih privately owned; there the land baron; otherwise the in a .L'lub .u f hi nrelu-nstve and Intensive courau arc no larue tracU of publlo animal belongo to the owner of' family ' many, for Uirce yuarH, until \w «{ lo.HH«n.H TfTaTrequires u full land as in the United S t^ e s . All thrttuntlngrlghtar r»:turnfil hmno ior transfer lo year of classes several tl(nes game animals on the land are Hunting la a pleasure In VlvUmti. O il M «r(jfiy Hcrveii t'ucU week for' /wverul hours also (idvfltely owned. Germany: the citizens take the her host family of tt right to hunt most seriously, however, was trying to learn and a serious breach of the law, English, so the two girls en such as a fatal accident, wll) joyed swapping lessons for the' ^ancol the hunter's license two weeks, Mrs. Murphy said. promptly — and, most likely, In Vietnam, r ‘ " permanently. be stationed t Tljus, there are practically no provost marshal for the year* : "accidents" in OerVnany among long tour of duty. Thia will be OFFICIALS OF CLXt^flCSddtrlof U)e past four will help them most in preparinf for.dUteD hunters,..uu.a, Col. Murphy, said, hls thlul overMftspoBt] tv»has .yeacif Carol Qualman, Namimiii Kartsn Jones, contests. Rules change fitquentiy as do AmerlcaA troops stationed In served three tou rs'o f d 4ty In Twin F ills, and Yo WllblteI Mris,'Nampa,A are ' requirements hut Rodeo Queen Association “ Germany may take a shorter Germany, and saw duly In jofaed by M U t Kodeo Uatto. I'arolyn l l a m y "cr>m" courio In th« huntlnd Korea »t«ir Uio Korem W an- all from left 111 •ulattlll tin y«ii| |li1i In whal laws and.Customs in order to ------^ obtain a local licenae, he ud(|ed. ■ In addition lb-Ih e complex hunting lews, all -"'nMra art -just-aa -many game animali In Oerman fortiU today-at there w«ra 800 yean ago; they’ve token oar« of their game," Col. Murphy said. In addition to the 90,000 U.8. ' troops stationed In hla area of Germany, there are nearly “ I5 ;« r tir iU y mewbew wfio comprise a community of their ' own. 11)0 children, attend U.B,< operated dependenta’- sohoola, : , Relationi between the American dependents and the non NOT TO BE CHOSEN queeo to hat, gold pants, green jacket and earrings, and...... LYML^UBPIITOJUL Wt, and her boarskln, Col, Munihy shot Ihe bear arter-a—natlvr-am nBns • n re-veir by Oirol qualmaii. oQaic e»> eh, yes, ehewlng giun. Pondering p it eecn* ' |n»biM,Lt..Col.iMurtihy,pwcGoslde u valued Ivuglhy search, b ik T was Ihe only one M wai cordial, M ri.' Murphy tald; iliM auo ten^tM o re lha oltier Uoatlon are Karen James aiul Carolyn Harvey tr o jiy et tbdr receol stay in Gennuuy — a abicU< bug in lii«liir«.'yoar tear oiduly. Umm who ipeak the Oerman iMtnwton weariM lee muoh make up, brown from left. -X. i Sunday. May.31, 1970 Times.News, Twin Fallj, Idaho 23 • . / The/p^ld^icker Or TKose Lung^^Or'Legs !: Are Slipping. Better Forget The Moon Jaunt B Y O .A . (GUS) K E L K E R heat of the summer butJlhere tents; there is running water Tlmes'News Editor a wild rumor going the' rounds and restrooms. A fine visitor that the lava th«i is just about center contains exhibits ex- ...... -as-hot as when it first came out— pla ining the volcanic— Moon jrou will have to have (but of the ground. And it’s probably mations-, ‘ plants, anim als and notinanyparticularorder) ( 1 ) right. the monument's history. a stro ngh eart,(2)ago o d palro t But there are things to see in Ih ere’s a seven-mile loop lungs and (3)_a good pair of this most unique of all explosive^ road which skirts all the in- legs...... ■ ...... areas' wherie"'ufiieavals firS 'terestihg places and leads to ’ — Uni esryotr have-aU-three-of-took-place-^ousanda-of-yeara—tHese-and^^ them you had better ^forget the ago and yet the latest a mere trails. "walk. with ^h L L 5«L,¥£ars. back — within 'i^ ere - ______golden trio of attributesth^^t^., hlilnrir ilmiii iiiiil iiiilj IIHI |iiiii ihiliilrn' Mtjoirlsflie place...... years or so after the death of, gnarled and long dead trees And to get'there you will not' Christ and a thousand or so whose features change with the need to project^ upward.- years ' before good old swing of the sun or the rustle of All you will have to is drive Christopher sailed over this the wind. north^inrHighwarM Alternate, way to discover us. There are a few “don’ts" for which brandies out of Shoshone established trails take the visitors. Don.’t pick up the and goes through Richfield and you on a 2(kninute walk or on a rocks and carry them. home. Carev. And pretty soon, on the two-hour. hike. Ih e re are no Don’t disturb the vegetation...... j...... Iviinlinr iiliiiLgthpwavbu tlfyo u Don't molest the wildlife and travel somewhat E ast, you will get tired, jiist sit on the wal -tunhc-place:------YoajyilLnot be the first -* . . . it is a reasonable facsimile There’s the G reat Owl Cavern paths, of course — about a s you and It Is known a s the Craters of which is a la v a tube about 500 please. The Moon.' feet long and.40 feet high; there And the season at the Operated under the United are those intereking tree molds "Craters" is now in full swing. Slates Department of the In- which are vertical or horfzontal' Aftera certaindate—Juriel5,1 terlor as a NaUonaJ Monument "'^tch were formed when think it is — there's a small' directly with the National Park the hot and moving lava em* diarge but that’s all there is to it ic braccd the trees standing in the It. and mudi better than the wflyTUrepris^othercave-area If-this-were-ln-Hawaii-you^d somewhat limited national where so-called Indian. Tunnel struggle miles through crowds j)ubljeity-it-gets.______stretches underground for 800 tog«agllmpse.ofit.Here, just If you like something dif- or more feetL caves, large and a'w avs from" Twfh~^ Falls.: ferent then it’s worth all the small, with eternal snow floors; Jerom e or B u rlfy, you can sweat and strain you will crescent-shaped rockpUes used practically have It to yourself, probably encounter even though by the ancjent Indians as Butlikewesald—t&kelteasy inti u ijik u . ji. j.... fiiiuip o-a firebreaks and wind protection, if you have a bum ticker, weak paved. On a somewhat cool day- H waa .noi uiiLll Jbuut 1035, lLt}.«j or nt -or early In the morning or government officials say, that ReaUy, _ . . relatively late in the evening- the wonders of the acea at- every minute of It and at the most anyone can enjoy the • t*'®cted more than local time you will be realizing this areas into whidi people from curiosity. Now thousands come old Magic Valley was a real, hot the outside are aUowed to to look and wonder. place bi It's day - early day, venture. A special area is there for that is! ■ We’ve never been there in the camper outfits, trailers or just Plctiire> Bv Gtis Kelkor Sunday^ May 31, 1970 Twin FaUs, _ ____ .. I mecltortous ^artlcipalioh Tim cs-N ew s, Tw in Falls. Idaho T.J^ Boy Gets _ ■ M fi Hodge also w as awarded Fourth In Series Of Programs On Theater Honor IDAHO STATE UNIVER SITY, Pocatello — Ron Ho^c The M urtaugh Bridge ' Drug Abuse Slated M ond^ At CSI of Twin Falls w as'nam ed the - - - ...... outstanding co3tumer- for the Tlie fourth sessfon of a five- acquaint area parents with the drugabusewiHbp]ieWat7pjn. drus . sbiw. bow snriPfy reads _ JM____9 .7______0 season,, of Idaho Stale WILL BE CLOSED week series designed to dangers and danger signals of Monday at the College of .totlrug abuse, what occurs in a University theater. Monday, June 1st thru ^fiday, June 5 th Southern Idaho F in e A rts family where a drug user is Among Amonp studentssturtpnto who were •e en tw v ------Paul M. Burnett, certified ’S id d react IS,i'cmirwho Is ISU Tiiei5i~Service Awards R t P A i R S ------^— social worker and Erector of- mlng drugs, will be explored by ranging fr«m | 4d R r »10 0- w e S - \ r - the.Child Development Center Mr-Burnett. Mr.'Hodge,. Paul' LaPrlse, 8 A.M . TO 5 P.M. EACH DAY in Twin Falls, will be guest Hie Mrks, entlUed, "llie Ketchum; Sherrie Jones, Hillsdole Vood Di»trict speaker at the Monday meeting. Usage of E»ugs and Narcotics Jerome; Judy McFarlalid, The sociological aspects of In the Magic Valley t o a , " Ketchum, and Roy Nicholson, . . . son of Rep. and Mrs. Ray Lincoln, Twin Falls, will open dentlstr}' practice July 6 in association with Dr. Frank McAtee a t 145 Third Avc. — Tffiirrallsrror-ihr'pasriwo' years Dr. Lincoln has, been serving In the U.S. Public Health Scrvicc as the dental officer on th e - ColviUr and Spokane Indian Reservations In nn rlh ral l W nrM n g pn - H r I.; a graduate p f .Twin Falls High — SchDDl, the't;aiversttyT)rntgho7 ' and the Washington University School of Dentlstr)', St. Louis, Mo. His wife Is theTonner - -€onnle F orrester of Twin Falls. 50-Y ear Shriner Is H onored A pioneer resident of Twin Falls, Jam es W. Smith. 132 Buchanan St., has received a life m em ^ rsh ip In the.El Kbrah 1708 KIMBERLY ROAD S h r^e I'emple and S gold certificate attesting to 50 years of continuous membership In .the group'. Mrs. Smith came to Twin 3 Minute F alls 63 yea rs ago, and joined the Shriners in 1920. He has also QUICKER U .S. N o. 2 HEINZ belonged to the Blue Lbdge No. 45, AF&AM , in Twin Falls, for _5Q years. as weU as all York TOMATO^ SOUP Rite bodies in the luasoiilC i t A T S . l O I i COPFEE Creom Cliiclten, Cream Large 42 oz. order. 3 Lb. C o n Mu^hrooirt.Veg, tteef He has held the post of lodge SOUP 20 Lb. Bag m aster in the Burley lodge, while living there a number of years ago, and served as commander for the Sfiriners. 4 9 * 1 o*... 1 »5.69c<... 6 9 * Personality * 4 .6 9 CO.. * 3 .4 9 c= .r Im portant T o Safely Von Camp Eotwell -V IC TO R Light M eal Highest Quality KLEENEX Officials of the Idaho .'lU M B O r Department of Highways say safe driving Isn't all In the Tomato ^TISSOET knowledge of operating a TU H A r 2Q0.Count vehicle — part of U m ay be the FtOtlB T toWels driver's personality. 2 5 L b . B a g ' I ■ 4 for In a survey relating per- 8 bz. can ^ $ | 0 0 Mnallty- variables to traffic 0 0 records. '2 . m IfUUK (lllVBiB, aU ■ - f t l i o r . with 2 0 -year safe driving A l t records, were checked.______"T liese d r i ^ g experts with top safety records were found to be average physically and in I.Q., and their knowledge of the road a s measured by pcncll and paper tests was also about average. Only their personality M O O RE'S PILLSBURY GREEN GIANT trails wero unusual. FREE Large AA Extra Light Trelis • The outstanding factors In or Hungry Jack Fresh Frozen safe drivers personalities in Feminine cluded loyal, dependable, sober PUNCH _worklng employes Pancake Mix Green Beans NAPKINS :.Reg.,or Sup«r , who werc ijowl husbrnius ana L l G f i S J — . 4 lb. Bag, Four 9 ot. Pkg». ” ratherK;dnd-savtnB-Bndrnbovc-| FFEI ■. all, cautious. Ihe safe drivors planned ahead In every day life, An exam ple of hin caution was COOKIES 3 9 * the report of Uic driver who let d o z . everyone on tlie elevatur aliead «f lilin anti let tliem do the u I Sluvlna, Ulen-loollM-baok-lo- “ T mnke "oertnin no one else wanted to buurd before ho PURE FRESH stopped In; STO KELY' R eg,$1,59 Cut G reen > HOOVER GROUND Lociil^\yoni!ui STORZ 7 SPEED ' '■ K arns BEANS BEEF PANTY 3 0 3 <>lie BEER Q erald lnu M. Citirlu^,' Twoivs - 12 ii, cam' BLENDER WHOLE GRADE A U.S.D.A. Inspected. Extra Plump! SWISS Special Now f R m ' Pan-Ready. Albertson'v U.S. Choice Lo« . . . low . Tender S ' .Price . . r ’ -EtYetiegs & Thighs;?^ 49* Juicy! Breaded Fish Sticks r” 49* 4- TREAT - - o YOURSELF TO A -if ty iN G S . -SPREE- During Albertson's FRUIT ROUS Big " A " Days Sole. Items Galore at Fontoslic Money- Assoffed^Old------Sovjng,Prices!! - Fashionec/.^fayQ'if. - D o z . jExtra Lighi & iu K iou s f/ ^ F o t - ■r '» f r e i^ t e f r s EXTRA S A V I I M G S ! POTATOES -COTt«5E“ Shortening CHEESE Pure Vegetable. 4' Off, I . Janet Lq«, C r « 9my-Richl. All P utpatt 2 4 o i.C t n . JL E>l>u Russet. AtBERmN^MARGARlNETIlBSI. ------SmM'L'I' ALBERTSON'S PEANUT BUTTER i b , . 7 Q « Firm & -~Soiinfl rrALBERTSON’SRICHIItAYONNAISt J oil PILLSBURYINSTANT BREAKFAST aC'il Ckg ASPARAGUS All riu>o>t E>)iu ALBERTSONS ICE CREAM ------Cf9omrr.n,^t.h-}-Ooi- 7 5 ‘ Young Spoors. n i o a l- E a t i n g i h LB. Happy Tlmt, Exlia ' I . , family pgtk. 3 Relreihlng, \7 oi. can, , ^ Ibi, 9(0»it. h^teCltKilm ’ 7 ______1C. Jun*-S, t970r-— i ^ORE HOURS: 8;0Hf si I tuMdofOnty, ^jim£2.ie.. L ______''' ' * IT IS A CUSTOM among the Sikhs of India to grow theii hair long. But the rebelHous^sons o f these sect memhart nowadays go “to barbers iR defiance .... NATURALLY you .k n ow the early bird catches the worm, but can you identify said bird? It's'th e ^yfark~ Whic'h'generany arises raucously : about 3 a.m. . . . DID 1 SAY there were no elderly surfers? An •Oceanside, Cal., conespondent contends one Pop Procter, now 85, is still riding tht waves. If he isn't the most seasoned surfer _an oat,w h o is? ' CONSIDER THIS - A Puerto Kican w h o is we4llHy~Temi5=;— — to b e happier than a Puerto Rican who is poor. Further, a Puerto Rican who is healthy tends to b e happier than a P u e rto Rican w h o is sick. Such w ere th^ remarkable findings of researchers who recently ex am in e d 1,500 Puerto Ricans at a Bovemment~^nt'eXpen8eof-approxinifltely_S2S0.090. ^ T-th»-^otalijy wte of-thr ho se aged 2 1. inciden talaged 60 is nine times greatet^ than thosehose aged 2 1.l. incidentalaged incidentally, even though elderly ladies outnumber the elderly men, far ' -n>flr».fn»lfr-thaiv-fwnftl^rpedeatn«PCTlig:on=thFStfeftt»rHiiall3 that /nonth wherein the largest riumber o f walkers get killed is December, and that time of day when it’s most apt to happen is between 6 and 9 p.m. SHORT STORY - It was the custom among the well-to-do In old-Persia to.send.a boy jo_soine famous tutor for an education. JJi AM SURPRISED to leam from the researchers that the young ladies who go to the women's colleges tend to drink. more liquor than the coeds. . “ M AY EACH WOMAN look at her own legs," said the late Christian Dior, "and find a skirt length that suits her best." Excellent. Your questions and .contments are welcomed and will be used in P A S S I T O N wh'erever possible. Address yp ur letters to L.M. Boyd. P.O. Box 3760. Santa Monica. Calif. 90403. Kc) 1970. McNaugh^ Syndicate. Inc-l ^ CROSSWORD PUZZLE Antwtr to Prtfioui Puiili ^Jl'ishi’or (ialiK Sunday. ftAav J1 . >97lL Tlir m a ^ SENS, France — pesos, English'sovereigns and Tunisian pieccs-w ere spoHjed Johnson, David Stoller. Tommy Stroud. Carl Charlane Tracy, Norma Je a n ^ S te rlin g Whllpker, M ary Ann E ' today, but not for H s ^ from the banks when the xiver . were p a a u a tM 338 & niors this Jones. Michael David Jones, Steven Slruchen, Susan M arie Trevino, SteveirTVevino, Basil— Whittle,—Jan e -W ck e r, David for gold.-In the past several level dropped to work on a new year from Minico High Schpol. Thom as I^ e Ju d d , Dee Stutzman, Barry Gene Tanner, Typyl, Dean Ulrich, Pam ela Wldmier, Ja y Wilcox, Debbie days, passersby have iound aiv- dam~ttpstreani. ipeaKers were Vlckl An- Jurgensmeier, Michael J. Glen W. Tanner, Bonnie Jean Joan Uriguen, Susan Vibbert, Williams, Lyle J. Williams, estimated $8,200 In gold coins ■Hie coins have been'handed aersen, i ^ r a H id in g, Glenna Kallsek, Steve L. Kent, Ellen Taylor. Kristen Kennett T aylor. Dick Burton Walton. G regory D avid 'JVilson and Louise on the river bed. in to police, pending investiga-. Nielsen, all vahdictoriansp and Sue Kerbs, Terry Lee Kel- Robert J . Taylor ..Grace E laine Lyn Warburton, Judy W ater, Wilson. Stacey Winn. Raymond The coins—Includina Mexican tion. V exchange terling, Charlene K im ble, Thaete, Elaine Tliaxton, David Donna Webb, Harley W eliever. Wlxom. Dianne Wolff. • Susan_ ^udent from Costa R ica. Janice King.. Leongrff Ray Thnmac, nnri-Qiflt«»^-TVw»pf>m— MTy-MpnrloTfa^w^y^ifr wood, Cheryl Woodford. Norma — m yorsm w eoffered-byltotxsTt King, and'Paul King. Scott L. Tlbbltt^, Steven W. Waters, Donna Webb. Harley Woody, Ron Workman, U u re l N^Tjian and Rick Bollar. ~ Carl Thomas Kinney. Michael llmmons, Robert F. Timmons, Weliever, Mary Mearlene Wright, Dee Yeaman, Larry B U Y H IS Cynmia Spreier. sang "Im- Knight, Susan Kobayashi, Trudy LaRene Timmons. Wheeler, Marsha Whittaker. Young and Ljtui Zohner. possible Dream ," accompanied Sandra Kopp, Deanna Jean by Toni aark. "nie clastf^was Kowlti, JoAnn Koyle, Terry FATHfR'S DAY GIFT presented by Leigh Ingersoll, Kriegh. Kathy Kulm , Daniel school principal; and Dale Kim Kurdy, • Margery Ann Area Youths Receive Honors WHERE HE WOUID G arner and D avid, Spreier, Lawson, .{im Lee, Leoni, BUY IT HIMSELF . . . bqard members, presented Nancy Ann Lewis, Elsie Linard, —.diplomas. Keith Farris Benny Lopez,' Judy Ranae the band foi liie uroL-c^sinml ■Imwrinr M argarPt M » r y and recessional. MacDonald, Mary Alice Graduates include Nimrod Madden. Steven Otto Mgier, K O p k p ’S Abeyta, David Abo. Molly Etelvina Maldonado, LeAnna Adams, D^win Adamson, Maughan, Wayne Maughan, — Bonnle-^ipperanacfi.— Bill.-Alan— Maxwell, -Marg-aret- Sldridge, Barbara Allen, VicEr~Mayer,—SaHy-McBride,-Ilene_ Andersen, Ceoile Anderson. Ann^McCall, StanleyJ^JcCanh;-. Choose from Our rinir Andet-5on^T3e'Eb'I?~~An- Xihda Jean McQellan. Alan W. derson, Steve Anderson Connie MxXombs. Ramon McCbmbs, BIG^ELECTIONS- Andrew, Paul Aston, David Johnny McGill, Jr., Viki Badger, LuAnii Bagley, Brian McKenzie, Wendy Sue McLean, Baguley, Vaughn Bailey, Sharon McMillon, Robert Marcia Bair. Colleen Baird, Meacham, Thomas Meade, SUITS AND -Richard Baird, Donnalee Judith Merkey, Rulon Lee Baker, Diann Barlow^JCathcyn—Mertinj-Dfebbie-MeplemanT *». J^ ^ icnr.ifit is iin I ne e M arie Galen Meyer Marilyn Moller, PORT COATS Bellem, Suzanne ^Inatf. ____ b y —Dene Btiliwafd^ Dallas Preston Montgomery, Sherrie L. HENDRIX SQUARE Berg, Ted Berg, Jeff Moulton. Connie Morgan and NORLYN PO PE KRBTlflE CLEMENT Bergstrpm, Cynthia Kei Berlin, Julie Meucke. f "MARCHESTER" linda Bird, Patt Blair, James Nancy Short Natwick. Dennis . are three M agic V alley students recently Clement, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LOUIS GOLDSMITH Earl Boatwright. Rick Lynh Nef, G^rge Nellso>LJ3ier:ajL^receivinf-hnnflrfi:-Mr. Pope, RlcWWdlilgh aement, Ketchum, will attend Syrloga Girls’ HARDWICK B ollar, P a trice Ann Neiwerth^ T h om as E . school valedictorian, has been awarded a — Stat-lerspoosored ...... by-Ket^Aum-Amerlcaii begloif.. Bonadiman, .Frank Bonilla, Newcom b, Rob N ewm an, scholarship to the College of Idaho and ^ $800 auxiliary. She is a Junior at Wood River High New, Light,. Colorful Rita Bonner, Je ff Bott, Tony Glenna Nielsen. Pam ela A. 8Ch6lar8hip to Boise state college. He Is the son School. M r. Wing has been elected president of Summer Patterns Bott, BruceBowman, Gaylen Noble, Gary NorlyuW, Mike _ o f M r..w d Mrs. Melvin Pope, Richfield. Miss Uie CasUeford High School student body. ; - Doxeni of Regulor Weight’ Box, Q arke Bradshaw, Wallace O’Donnell, Michael Olehslager, Fabrics, tool Braegger, Sid Brlsbin, Don Earl Randall J. Packham, Fred Brown, Don N. Brown and Palomarez, Kathleen June 9 17 11 LcfldGrs Michael Srown. Parmeter, Paul Patterson, S P O R T C O A T S . . from^®35°° Allan B. Campbell. Kay Janice Marie Peabody, Peggy Carlisle, Richard Carotta. Peck,- James E. Pedersen, 1C V ftllC y Named At S U IT S ...... (r o m ®50°“ Larry--Carter, Michael Reed -Edythe -Jeannette- Pehrsonr Catmull, Terry Cole, Karen Randy Michael Perotto, Denise S L A C K S ...... f t o m H i - - Louise Commons, Dean Corr, Peterman, Susan H. Peterson, :_____ ------~ ■ ■ i Castleford Deon G ay Craven, d ^ k Albert Rilda Phillips. Luci__Eointer. CASTLEFORD - School -C ce am eih -----Q.erald-----CfoTf7 JohlTPowell, Elio Pete Purin, officers are announced for H olland Croft, JoAnn Croft, Aurora Quilantan, Denniss G.F. Man Reports CastleTord High School for next Danny Wayne Crystal. Ryan D. Raisch, Robyn Ram ey, Ronnie year. CuUey, Marlin Decker, William Lee Ramsey, Bonnie Kay fk • F A R A H Denaughel, Dennis Dethomas, Rasmussen, Carl Reed, Karen |Hljr^of I l^'W ri Sid Wing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Dietz, Leslie Dixon. Lynn Rehwalt, Teresa Reifer, I t l V C l Edwood Wing, is student body FARAPRESS SLACKS John Douglas, LaRue Eam es, Jeannie Marie Renz. Joey GLENNS FERRY — BUI and Gordon Brown attempted to president; L arry Reese is vlce^ Charles Edmondson, Patsy Reynolds, Linda Richards, Del Mineau v reports an interesting float the & u n eau from Mur- president; Sharon Jones, Eliason, Linda Enid Emery, ^ y Robinson, JMck .Itoemer, float trip down the Snake Wver phy’s Hot Springs last year, but secretary, and Susan Robert Emery, Vickie Lynn Barry^gers, Daniel Rogers, from the bridge below Strike' luck hadbad the very first thing BurKhalter, treasurer. Engkraf, Aubra Evans, Ken- Connie Rosengarten. M ary Lu Dam to Grandview this week, and their boat w a s’damaged. Varsity chVerleaders Include neth Wade Evans, Julie Ann Ryan and Mike Ryan. He and his brother-in-law, They are determined to make Vivian Allred, Sherry Pretl and ^ISTiHCTWETREE Facer, Joleen Marie Feltman Joanne-Saunders, Bob Schab, Ray Mall, Clovis, CalJf.,us^_an_another attempt at that trip. Anita Woodruff. Maurence JJm Fennell, Carol Fetzer, Dick Schafer, Ron Schafer, Inflatable raft to make the two Guerfy, Susan Conner and GIFT WRAPPING Randy Fife, Richard Fisher. Bernard and one-half hour trip, fishing Bonnie Allred are the junior Edward Foreman, Lois Schell, Jean Alyce Schenk, as they floated, and viewingValley the varsity cheerleaders.' Frazier, Debra Freiburger, and Linda Schenk. Nancy Lynn banks of the river; fairly Useyo.JirlftipER'S' Debbie Frlesen. Schenk, Bex_Schorzman, Chris sluggish In that stretch, and the Lori Sill will be the editor for Chon G arcia, Dennis R. Gar- Schut, Angela Schutte, Venna birds and wildlife.-Traffic the Los Lobos, the Castleford Option Charge ner, Doyle G am er, Peggy Anne Gaylene Schwendiman, Bruce They reported one island annual yearbook. Sid Wing will or Your Bank Card* Garner, Carla Mae Gibson, Seal, Richard Eugene Sheen, where there were many cranes,Courts be the annual staff business Jam es Terry Gibson, Je rry Bonnie Short, Karen Elaine or herons nesting in Danny big, bulky D. Larson, Shoshone, manager. _ Gillette, Perry Gilette, Short, Penny Shouse, Randy nests among the trees,was linedand the >12 tor apeedUll!. bl_ O ^ s lln e GlraTid.-Chrifltine.-jShwfeldt, ^Sara Lynn Sloneckcr. blrriii gnito inHiHiirant-tonti- tt-obale Judge C. M. WUson, GOq^TOOHtO • Glarbnrir RminlaniMict. Ttii'ir-eimn—aflllJl.rp,||iy -f l t i .1111 *innnjoim"-iniwnra-imiifriilii:-^lh«-inni ■ ■ ...... »terallv _ Elaine,Gomez.,Dave Gornlck, tolth, Umont Smith, Ruby Joy covered u,e smallish IslSnd. william LaVauEhn siurgeon,’^ HAGERMAN- --R a y Zoc- Dale G raham , R ex l.ynn Smith, Roy Sneddon, C ary Son, Tl.oy saw many ducks. In- a,ojh,,„e w as. tined. »14 by cone, son ol Mr, and Mrs. GrlKln, Jeanne Marie Grlsentl, Cynthia Spreier. Nell Staker, eluding mallards, and one jnj,,;, Wilson and Dean Joseph Zaccone, has moved to Ruth Ann Grosch. Judy Rae Judy Kae Stallings. DeWayne variety Bill to IdenUfy (or M ^ e n pralcllo"was7M You^gst,™ Ohto rtTre he ta Gurnov.Gurney, Susan Rae Hacking,Hacklno. StanlemStapleman. an. DDeannij eanna JnmJames o., sure..,ir . $12^ 1so for speeding. cmployed wlth the railroad. Steve Hale, David Halverson, Stoffler. Ross Stephenson, Floating streams In this area Leslie Handy, Sherrlo Lou Jerry Stewart, Randy Juy la a penchant-of-Mlneau-B^He------Hanksr eynthia-01son-Han8Grr7~StlmpsdnT Hnry Stbddnrd, Jackie Hansen, Scott William Sjindra U u ls c Stoker. G ail ATTENDS EVENT Hansen, Suzy Hank.... Tam ra ------RICH FIELD — Mrs. Fred Sue Harding, Shelia Jan Har- VOTE BILL _Hubaqilth .-.and grandson, ...... man, Darla Jean Hasselstrom, iWTnNnniir.p i^. niPi» Donald Stevens, and Mrs. Dalene May Hawkins, David »ATONR^^^^^ toyes,myes Katherine Kauierlne I. 1. Haynes, Haynes...... to R a to , Ore. t o .. gone to Rufus, Ore. to .attend- ’^W reboitetiim 0 18. naynoB, lUllt I\. nuyiica, Thn thi. CoatCS, granOSOn Ot WC tWO "“= • m rnal6uas^ d?h;l«sie Co“'«. 8™"''“" Djborah Rae Heins, Barbara <.•, f women. The youth Is a son of Jeannlne Heinze, Richard Mr. and Mrs, Verl Coates. Hemsley, Joseph Peter Hen* scheid, Carol Herlwld, Klolsji Hernandcx. Janice lianiie Higloy and Ilex Jc re l Hlfllcy^- PICK A SPECIALIST FOR YOUR HEARING Vicki Lynn Hill, Susan l,vnn nrflChT'‘ M Iciae itoage, Jerri At o pdfl orour complofc lioaflng aid jofvlfo,- _ aJr0ft-audio m «»ric“ t05f a n d'ho orlng avalua'tion in our' l-arry nussoil Huff, Chris Ann ofllco or your homo. Comn In or coll today ar»d find Hughes, CImrlcs Humphreys, out whnt "C o m lo rl Sound’’ by TEIEX ^can do Jor you, Stevon L. Humphrey, Dcon Hunsaker, Susan Louise Hydp, Norma Icenblce, Qndy Isaak, Gloria Johnson James, Qlpton TELEX HEARING AID SERVICE . JcnNcn, Darwin Jensen, Dwight 339 Main W «it, Twin Falli, Idoho Phon* 7J3.0601 “Electric heat can:ie_ inslalled_faster- Jcn^ien, Ju y Jensen, S a n ^ a Rebucca Jensen, Annette and_ ea'.sier, and it saves living space,” says Troy Vance. “My partner Lynn Prohaska and 1 arc building 60 four-plexes in Nampa and For bulMlngtntw or Old, you can’t ATTENTION lO in-ealdwell ... all with electnc hear'Oiir ' beat oltcMo htatt Vou can got full lnfo^ The UrbQn Renewol Agency of the City of Twin Falli, Idaho, it matJon and | nco at your *~HOWTrffefl«g twwo.oarceU of reol property.within the Tw in Falli Urban renters are finding electric costs very reason- local Idaho Power offloo. Renewal Project for sale toprlvo te ^gygJapiBnz: —aJ3le_Eo r ^ fficien(jy—and-^conomy7-electric-^ The parcolt gvnllttble ore: heat is the rnost practicin~an^wer~foT~rnoclern~ t Lotf A and D of LAVeRlNGS SUBDIVISION of Lott 1, ■ • 2, ond 3 In Block 88 of Ty^lN FALLS TOWNSITE, Twin Poll* County, Idaho, according . “■nW>6T^ recordoi ■' ‘Bd*ln in ththe-C"’ e . O ff ic e Of. ' th o C " p y n t v Re- corder of tald County, Coui ', (I(Former location of Waite. Etd Lot "E" of LAVERINO'S AM ENDED PI AT of Lott 2^.andJJn_aiMk_fla.p|.JWlN FALLS-TOWNSITE.-Twin— ...... Fallt County, Idaho, occording to the plat, thereof recorded In the Office of the County Recorder of laid County, (Preiently occupied by tne Tw in PalU Urban Renewal Agency, 126 Second Street Eoit). ir Msol Adv«ill»»m«nU f«i flv« canmullvi >, tluctlnti Ihi ISih day «l May, 1970. Bldi Urban R«niwal Agtniy Invllai pt»p«M li (r«m lnltf«tl«d ' URBAN RENEWAL AGENCY OF THE CITY OF TWIN FALLS 136 SECOND STREET EAST, p. 0. BOX 2) 3 28 Tfmes-News. Twin Fallie Idafio Sunday. M a y H in ^ T O -Gcadiiation 9 |H«tp Wor>f*d H«lp Wanted J* l^r^ourthous*, wMnev.rsday at i -hori ol i.ish Hif ->h«; . U»0P (or ,8:30 p,m, • For Furthel•ytf In j yooy muo'.y -i'. 'in AVON oxpiTientfd tomtimation man P la n n e d Art _ lorm lion, — •■■■ l...,,,UcnUj1,vV Wt.,not iOin li'- V.'; Jiin Boyd, loreman at Will\ Television Schedules 'Floor llofly Shop. SEAVfCE ANO ,1 . \ SU«DAY,MA.'L)1,.1?7Q_. 7SU — Whal'i New CONSTRUCTION MAN 7:J9 K e n t S t a t e 713 ENCEO TRACT ’ S-30 - 1. 7.I& 0 - WORLD OF i)nd irrigator lor Man with mechanical e»penenci. NOWS- Mudd }D — Doris Day • KENT. Ohio (U Pl)_Com - lor •.•.TVIC'; and repair work . ‘O ISNEY Fr.inK McGec Report I — Doris Day iXERCISE the new way Rent U-lcrence Nicr . C 'T h i s Oisnoy nnlurc ftim mencement exercises-will be lomo U1607X Uuhl lr„vi'l 0u1 ol town Pnon*; 71184»« :ri»nk McOcc Ri-port II - Oort* Day tor ,rit-rvi-;w aramatijes the advcniur« oi wild 4 — Movie ••The Hangman" held on Kent State University speed bike, mavsa Work Wanted Business Opportunitiei , in30 Homat For Sale ^ SO Hnma*BmrHomes for ilLW ClliLUU lilU nam u.. l^asi Phone 733 706S. Tw in Palls. BOOK BINOINO ino iw, |o f c M NOMTM AM E«liA N ' SJCK ROOM NU»>M BM T CN rci^PH isesiN C. AIR pCQ N D inoN IN fiTTbTar'& r 4 bodroam s, carpel. M orninuside school and dllch w aler lor law n. Hospital beds, w heel chairs, com Reduced lo (IS ,100. Good term s BVIROR BBN IBRVICB m odes, cru lch e s.e lc. Rent or sale. > «B 1NVITC IN VBSTIOATION Call (iranki al AAountain States Crow ley P harm acy, 73] 9971. R e a lty, 733 S974 vacuvm clbanww* ■ APPeA'R'INTMeTlME8-N6W$ — .. . W H EE L chairs, eierclslng equip Wfe ARE TUB AUTHORIZBO CLASSIFIED SECTION. ' \ B u iln e u Opp Builnnu Opportunllki 30 m e rti.cru lch e s. w alK ers lor rent or Dealer lor Hoover. PMIeii antf ’ L A W N C A R B sale. K ingsbury's'P ttarm acy, 11] K irby vacuum cleaners, W e ser. I. fteveioLnamei will be tcotisied Ihreughoui the M ain East, 73)«S74or 7)39)14. vice and repair all m akes. A good TImet'Newt CloMlHtd Section dolly.. JOHN’D B IR I «)Ocr«wler leieetion of rabulii vacuum s, loader, lint t)«w. • LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY" vacuum Claanersof Idaho.Corner 3, Nomeiwlllbe piched ol ramlem f'am Ihe M apU, ' M I ^ W . of Blue Uaties and 2nd Avenue Valley pttarve directdry and flte lltnei'NaWs Ctoii* LAWNMOWBRI Bast. Cfli ,_j ______H W lils f'* . , " CA I|I W I,I9M |K, M .H D. 3. When y6u tbd your aame In Ihe Ctei(llle(| Sec VACUUM Service Cenlen Paris. Service, 7)) 420ft, repairs on K irby,com pact. Atest lion, you hove 48 houit |e call, wilte, pr ceitte INCORPORATCO pnny, 733 AM I, ■”■4, TKHfn'on gooiHi llfSTnGK-TA|ii;-M O-tdUi;m L.Di:PAIjTMENTS MAtNTBNANCB I. RBI^AIRI POULTRY PROCBIIfNO E L L lO T T'S AM hlllCA'S B tS T KNOWii NAME I ASPHALT ihlnglet applied, com ' vice . RCA Q.B.M . Service -• m m '”' NO SULLlSU ------Parts And Labor W arranties, Lew COM PUBTB SBftVtCB, Our w ce» A. Iltkeli d>e good at either the new Cinema; MO' OOMPANV, FURNiSIICS. HETA1L. ACCaU.NT.S. parking a re a r repalredr- sealedi * ^ t . 4IL0IUI Avenue Bast, start at 10 cents per bird, Poullrv tof'Vu, oi Oiond-Vu fheglrai, INCOMn STAflTS IMMKDIATEUV ■ ; 7 3 1 ------e « T -- r —...... -^*UMlV«-7U-9ia.------' (hoice w N n winning (erfllkole l» prelaniJd ;OUARANTEED INVENTORY BUY-.BACK Memit Hama TrwsparllnB _ . theolre bosafllce lac fRCI 'Ad«li|i<)fi Tl(l * invoMmuiil itl s ijia l«.HIM4 fm jllYI WlI » » « « l » M uuhai u ^ a i M obile Hom es. Locally (NaiervKrilfif^awMbeuMtde).’ ....- t polinlliil B .c d m i HOOO In »ou., nuiiii Jlllh . . . -24-H _ InilMIni 10 lirll'llni. «'«1 iinl'IM M HMnln!*. l ^ t OUR- NOVUHOWlWJtJLUrtSlN^ yiiiiii: / "/ »() iiiH in-i Mi.s... -*™r."ll'B.M tv|e*, Tli.,<>l(yfrllltrwl,llb, not|llfd lo Kni-lns* N«m.. Ail.1i»»« ni»1 t’ti‘*i'» Nijni1..r, l t l i p h « l « , 9|,on|i a d va h licr In Ihli, BZ iriAUL NAilonal irucKjrallar D;WPW«V:;I* m i oniinr«J, dial 733,MBi, Utt- INTERNATIONAL IA LC I C O M r A N V ------._p^ln'A (llto«lnj Strvlq In Twin Falli, Day or Nlghl. . M M PtlSI . H.UtiU.Mt. Mia4 a (H4HM-a47» ^ I' , 30 TImes-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Sundoy. W\;.y 31. 1970 Given Up Camping? Sell Those No Idnger Used Camping Items With A Want Ad^ Applionce* & H H Equip. 120 .Rodio ond TV S>r» Miicellan«ou«-ftfl^ata MO | ro A H O TR A C TO R lalvOQC C'flih tar G .e. Orycr. wQrks oood Sacrdicc. i phS)i^r” c‘^ W I L L twy or Aiiaion y o u r fOR 5ALC • HoJMTin Walnut cablncl radio ^lorco Terms lurt»iluro .ip p li.ln cfso d d s t, c n d % j ...... w p^hino 40fl ll» Ciill I — 4-3— - . ---- - 5n.iKC'R;ver"ATJtt!5ir'7;33'77Sr~— ...... Term s. Claude Browm f-urnilurc M 0LYN6UX Maehtnerv Co EXTR A GOOD MTviccablc -lOC ■ o r - W ANTED, ol Tro cto r repairing, «ll fn«Kc». Holsioiii buUsldscllor loan Some i a i t _ dishes HfU Prw ne 7?3 TM 7. : •AyTOMOTjvepaiftiino-anod'!"** W ashint)1on Iroindauoliltro' Sl.MC/cCOf Pels at)d Pet Supplies 110 ''.good condition. *58. NEEDAPICKUP? Twin Falls Tractor 'canisior vacuum cleaner, BUICK LE SABRE fachm enls. Oood conuihon. WE'VE GOT'EM'l A K C C o ' l l i E puppies, m ales,' Irl 4-door hofdfop & Implement .color Also thoir m other, a 7 3 4 3 2 2 ( } , 3030 K Im bi.ly Road ' beautilul sable. 543-4593. Buhl. 1970 IN TE R N A TIO N A L ' ; ton, 6 Phon« 733-6687 cylinder, 3 speed, radio, 11,000 P Q O O L l : Oroamtnu i'ud iurvleo ( } i ' l u « e inm. . ... ,s239i luippiirs Chun M iller Kennels, Farm Supplies 91 W irst Hodtnp Corner, Kim berly ; . 1 2 3 S I 0 4 1V66 INI£BNAHONAl G LA SS pipeline 'm ilhcf m id tiulk MI»c«llan«oui For Sal* tnnk, also iwo 8.00Q Hi trflii.T ) M ln « lliin .i> u i Fcr Sol« 140 ;MlK«lloinoui Fo, Sala 1.2,1011. Vfl. long widl bed. housu la i>J»n ) ai>i«k. l3k-SU)V. G o o d B' (om pei ilietl' “ 5I6VS H ay, Grain and Feed ' 94 l96 « Turbo liydfomollc Ironimltiion, power tieorino, power ,, hall H nylith Shuphirrd brokot, radio, bellfd white woll lifOi, tinted glosi, doluxe . — ■* HpHof l‘^6^ IN ItH N M lO N Al 1 _^hLc.l covcf:., Z.lono-naint------^ ------vU 4-«pr«il Inng b«i^. ^iibt il6 4^ A TI!0 pnM iirr Inr r .965 IN lft(N A llO h(A1, 3 4 Uir. ]( VH . 4-«p»c<1 loin). - -f O N t Y - 1 9 0 3 O O I'O O IJl.l; CA ULO R bflii' '.nil Olcfimoblle ,('r< )lr«(o n n t O rooipinii OUTDOORSMBNII e..(lul ix.u '11 II Abbie flriguen’s Bulck STOP & SHOP AT BROWSEVaiE Opal Dealer .IUJ Min, Ifnit, fameut; ia», Coeleii aitd lonteins. I>fen illi> g l !>7fi WOW! W AN tUD : HAY all three irops, ^i.rsrnViT’fliw Bnorc .licensed end noniie«l b u ye r, Seint ^LOOKATJBI&ONL loads or m nrei H t 812V 0 .1. FOOD RATIONS ClJblOM SlUAM urniti onct IVftS n O D O l: 2' I KHl, I'niKlhl ni.onii.gauai)KAvaak.MitJ4)etiUjHid.Jteldiu ------tllfisitt, t eno 1 • J‘A be«)-lieV- n*w- -H fM iirit,';" ...... " Down Sleeping Baoti henili Impot), $34,95 AlrMutliajttII 98c (ind u|>. li/iih (,n o n rlyn «w M r(i» ...... 1;SVS 9 ot^d up — Feldlno Co)— 0 .1. Ma)liLsislei i 6.9ieu (VKC K t‘O lfc-»-fcM J.D i.l.iLk and | q [ i 1703 tNrcWNArfONAi r titrwj'MiT-- cir rud D niliM iim n i|u|i|i|i)t All ^~«..Bonteri* Flltiormon RUBBER BOATS .U niillsxl AVAJ ...... i K VP U CPV SttOt*. 4IJ>W I^ ...... :t, pn«er •IterinQ. :M,0t)0 l l > Inn' ' T man, 1 mon. 4 man; 6 mon A a man, 8oal, eon dIhI” ' ctemi ..... - -T- 'iM tlN l'i O IJI nil piniillr) |itni|)lii> poddUi, flip lioets A lube Haati. 0 ,i, fife (nctiilt, v«it iK ,inil nilidl ilous AptM O l atui silver ond Mae WiDs, Wa)ei>p(oel rubbei b a a t, , , for llie ilvei runntiil • Deu) Wlnctie*! IVftS O M C i«0(Kl K, PASTURE' im U , it/ll tiiio lio n fliiuiiMi. 3 >|iv»i i' 7 »p »»() o .t», 9 Ofl't Itriiiiili'il ixttlifiii li)i (n itlii W i'll Ivtiiin: SCOUT HEADQUARTERS ------tilii m l anil iiliio ly ii IV6J CI1EVK0UI AO liuik. Kill" 'BRAND NEW ELEGANT HIKING BOOTS, 0.1. $S.9S pr, rn l, lu U .I., m 6 .ylliu lfl • im ii,.. PUP T E N T S ...... $5.93 A ufi 1970 DODOl DART IW lM OIR lt)iA U III UI. aprl l«iy ' f'liuillii G.l. CAN OPENERS . , 10' eo. 4 t p M i l , 3 . , . . . , 1 , . .• 1 ( 1 1 9 5 nu|l|iles. AIku 2-d6or Hoidlop ... Uadeil with Exirot, I '’u'ro|)looil, u r o l t l o o u n ro ulsle n iii 'n jliO H l! • Tube Tenli 11,49 • Pup Tenls »i,9S & u|i • HiMnffl Beets, 0 .1. tS.9S m, l» 01. Cun Openeii ) 0‘ ea, ,• Penihei, » l,49 ft up • 0 ,1, Meis Kl)(, 9B' • Kniti, foih S. 1V63 rO H D C600 lilt (uli t C B rllllcnIIO ii C lvA iiu n iu ii "iiviTlojlTWantid ■ 114 se U J T ’ • ^ 1, Iheltei Hulyei, »J,90 pe^ pr, • Suivlvof "SP^Cf - itKue bfuntiel tfl' Mli K t i N e v . J a,Hl.an(lllCalllDCU niJllfUBV $),ei • I •> ) mon nyton M )rTenU -A-««nlM nt..« Nylen Bflth tatlis, 13,^ k up 4 - i p c i i l , or nIOtil. . IDAHO MIDI! I OW • ileeplng taei, 0 ,1. mMmmy beat, $16.95 i ' uil • Rubbeiired aieunii (loih • $p«tlal puini...... iJ69S 3 lb, $11.91 • riiil Aid Klls $).49 A up • Halaiene "Walei putllkallon tabs" /^ulomgllc U?.f)!n'l»ton, 31B'Cu, inch, ,V-B onalno. doluNo 3)0 b A C K S Irekhly «uTiii Sunday, May 31, 1970 Times-News, x t i n Falls, Idahp 3l' Window Air Cohditionj r^ eW Quickly W hetTR dveM se^iTrT lie W u htvAds A'ute* For Sol* • Autos For Salt ’ aoO- ■NTER N ATIO N AL. model COF- 1966 C H E V R O LE T Station wagon, •1965 SUPgft SPORT. 377, 4s|Seea SHARP m s Mujtang. I plus 7, 1944 VOLKSW AGEN FaTlM Ch j\l 4000-D truck traclor, 10-wtieeler w tih air New rubber and brakts. Evtra ^hAr'o Caii 711ftS7 FiiMbflck. V0, auiomaiic. power Ooor, . gooo tir«% New rebuilt dufll axle, w ith sleeper cab. VS P riced lew . ?J3 5J40. belorr 6 3o p. m Slewing. J i i i u l engine. Top shape Pay eQuily. iAk(> over monthw FOR SALE BY- POyments t i Qsnk Pmanc.no Phone 07 7371 ______SOUTHERN r-DAHO WORKMAN LEASING CO. BROTHERS M UST SACRIflCE. I9M Oodge' >37 ?na St. 7J3 7?o; Chrtfyvr, 3»3, 4 speed. lo« T9K l-UHU HSrtJHW - f - -A m tiocCddMlcie miloagt. 4 scats 374 Si37. 196S FORD Gaia.tc »0 1969 TOYOTA Corona •"ISUN, '600 w ooosier Good* NEAR NiW SAVE HUNDREDS OF $ 9 ^ auiulworiuiiaileqrb ^ 1966 DODGE. . . $1295 — CoronaU40 4'doer,>e;!on. V8 19 6 6 _ C H JV R O LE T_i 1695 *1495 * 2 8 9 5 ^ engine. ouloma>ie Iranifninion, Coptice 3-daar» hordlop. Power power ileering.teol good. •leering, power brokev oulo- 1965 CADILLAC 196P PLYMOUTH n'Otie. Very elenn — ------Sedon-OeVille-fvtl-i 10AOQmSMOBILK3it9S- condihoning, vinyl Della 88 tujlorn J.door hordtdtf: -1964 PLYMOUTH . $795 VB engine, outomatic irommii- 4-door. VB engine, oulon-.ohc power iiec'ing and braket. 196B PLYMOUTH $1995 ouiDmati( trom'Tiiittion, engine, outomoli; lionitnitilon, c irontmitiion, pewei po~ei ileenng. ne~ rubber, ro- ing. ' • dio, healer, oir-condilioning. 1 9 6 7 .D O D G E . . .$ \ 6 9 5 1965 FO R D .' . . . . $995 *895 Polaro 4 door, VB engine, outo- Foitlane itoiion wogon. V8 en- *1995 moltc trar\imiitibn, oir-condiliPn- 1967 D O D G E gine. outomatic tronjminion. Oorl, Ho'dlOp coupe. 6 cylind*f 1967 0LDSM0BILE98 ing. power jieeting. - . power tteeringrrunj good^ . engine, tlondoid Irontnitiiion.-. ___ :_____Hojdlop Coupe; full power, 1965 CHEVROLET $1225 1967 CHRYSLER $1995 air tondillofiing, .Impala A door hgidlop, VB en Newport 4-door jedon. Po-er looded. gine, automotie Ironjmijtion. steering, power broken *1595 *2195 power jleerlng. er. Very rice inj.de ond oui 1968 PLYMOUTH $2280 1964 IMPERIAL. $1195 4 door stotionwogon, V8 engine, 4 door. V8 engine oulomalic autdmolic Iranvmiijion. power tranjmiviion, full power and SPECIAL-BELOW WHOLESALE! faclory oir-conditionirig. 1963 CADILLAC 60 Special Sedan 1968 CHRYSLER . $3395 Town and Country Wagon, F.jllnnwer air-condllinnlna nl.i.vry ' VUIDmotii IconsiTi.ti Overdrive, and «ery • ■corwlihloUo(««ileUef...... O O V power steering, and power . oeon. brokei, (octory oir-conditiening. 1969 G alaxU 500 1969 t.lO O Pickup ------19**j«urt«n» 1964 DODGE . . . $895 2 door hoidiop. 390 V-S engine, PHONE 733-1823 long wheel boje j doo,. v.S engine. outomoUc Don 2 door GT. V6 engine, auts- auromolie Irortimijjion. power mollc tranimlivlon. o>r- Ttu c k i ,-,'’6 .. K E N W O R TH , 19S1, 70' Hal bod. IV6S . C u m m i n s , S plu» I, dual drive, excellent condition, t4 .J0 0.J- “ ■ GRAPOATION 5.h ANNiVERSARY^AL^ otter J:30 p. m . SPiCiAtS . 32 TImes News, Twin Falls, tdaho Sunday, rtrtay 31, 1970 F. Jw i i ^ Picked For Program Douglas P. Carr, a Junior- class student at Twin Falls High osco f o r t h e GRADS ■ School, has been selected to p a rticip ate—in—a 7 -»i**week student science training l_pr.ogflm .a>-U it..lJiu>iMii>y >f Idaho this summer. Sponsored by the National BLUE U K ES SHOPPING CENTER A L W A Y S S H O P O S C O - B U H R E Y S F A M I L Y S H O P P I N G C E N T E R ! Science Foundation,-: the program is designed to give PRICES EFFEajVE SUNDAY THRU WEDNESDAY STO RE H O U RS: 9 a.m . to, 9 p.m . M onday thru Saturday — Sunday'H ours 10 a.m . to 7 p.m . recognition and advanced training----- t r high«abi Hty- students. The Twin Falls youth M en’s and Ladies' was selected In competition with, hundreds of- outstanding TIMEX •students from throughout the SUN United-States. The w successm smaentS' m iC H E S GLASSE^- I from 20 states, n - “ SAVE------from F!l( award i scholarship and a cash award of OSCO $160. Douglas .Carr -has been BUHL - A Buhl student is commended by his teachers at COOL-RAY SAVEAT one of two high school seniors the high school for possessing who will be representing Idaho outstanding aptitude in science. POLAROID osco at the West Virginia NaUonal He plans to study {rfiyslcs and Youth Sclence_Camp_ln_June.^ solid-state - electronics, -RINDNESS-_= SAUNDA dating and number theory and M rs, Ted Ahlm, was an* during the summer session at -p &t it e ndiinced by -D. F. Engellung, MAKE-UP ______Uie.unlversiti;j _._j____ .. state superintendent of public HAIR instruction. He said the Buhl- HOME -----Air Base youth and Brian Attebery of MIRROR C aldw ell w ere selected in By Clairol \ SETTER statewide competition. / TACIAL Schedules _Y 6 u n g Ahlm is among top \ By CLAIROL grad u ates from Buhl High REG. School this year and at Buhl was Auction a mem ber of the National Honor r~ M O tm T A IN ‘ HOME ■ A l T Society, studeht“ Muhcn7^p’“ auction of 191 surplus Items, band and numerous other ac* ranging from too! boxes to tivities. He also was on the high / 7$ REG. bedsteads is scheduled at the honor roli and was an out standing all>'around athlete-, Mountain Home Air Force Base / ' , / at 9 a jn . Wednesday. June 3. playing football and basketball H ie item s U> be auctioned will being a member of the Nt-on-dififrfflyH FAULTLISSW BiiLi^ specUon from 8 a jn . to 3 p jn . He- plays tlie saxophone, daily, except weekends, until draws and sculpts and has the day of the sale, at the air “ some background in hand base Redistribution and writing a n alysis." He also Is a computer programmer and a 3 S | « Marketing Division offices. A ^ F O R ■ complete list and terms of the chess expert. sale also are available at the office. Bidders must be present and CSl Professor registered, with registration to MEN'S OR LADIES — =— begin a t -8 - a jn —Wednesday t- Gets Eulbrighl Malled bids cannot be accepted. Items purchased may be Seminal Grant BIUFOLDS 10 P C . rem oved on the sale date only U WllUam H. Hughes, assistant • Amity and Meeker Itayment Is made In full. • • 'Men's Among the m Items to be professor ol German at the offered will be tool boxes, College o f Southern Idaho, has and Golf SET electronics, pillows, dryers, fire been selected for a Fulbrlght Ladies' * 2 • INCLUDES 5 IRONS extinguishers, washersr Grant to attend the 1970 sum- m er sem inar in Germany 'for plumbing supplies, .utility '— 2 WOODSrVINYL-BAGr- American teachers of German. trailers, chairs, hardware. 2 HEAD COVERS ____ ranges, hand tools, lighting He Is among 40 teachers who RECORD SALE s u p l ^ r e T p - b - e ^ - s n - B 'd iT have been awarded granti fro frdrPnr Alfaum refrigerators- rahlo /»i NOWATOSCOr locKers; storage lockers, auto Government or the Government •4.T9 parU and brass fired scrap. of the Federal Republic of Complete details may be Germany. Those attending the LIGHTED MAKE-UP MIRROR obtained from Lriwrence W. 1070 session will depart June 23 Ogborn, chief of redistribution from the Kennedy International and marketing. Mountain Home Airport, New York City. Air B ase, telephone 828-2306. Departure will be preceded by a meeting for all seminar par M 3 ” JOINS CAST ticipants. STEREO orliOHO HOLLYWOOD (U PIl-Uslle. Mr. Hughes' awarda letter Is ' Nielsen will ]oin the cast of being sent directly to him from “ B racken's World” next season the Fulbrlght Commission In ■------|H-the-titJe .role. Germany. Tim esi-Bi ew s 2 0 tnVINA 4IX OI« M4*ic V4LLFY S U N M Y , M A Y 31. 1970 Bxras BTTXTM-'ir B y StanCteTiSr'H glMida.hl HIYA, I KNOW ...XVE jsor t h a t 's TOUOH.,.6L)r I GOT FUDDSV,Ol! . IN S O M N IA I HAVEN'r A WHOUE NEW UINB 6OCKER00». . SUBPr FOR THW Ee o ' BRUSHES T' SHOW VA/__ ...HEY/ NIGHTS/ Va l o o k s . , TERRIBLE.V CA.M PXTS Cl.A.TTEXt b y X ^ a r r y I . e w i s ATEUM PAPER \ FOR BUSINESS M A m S e M g N T f AH...HER& c i o o l » . -..J t f v t r until you hoY* euf eff fh* •nd. You'll iclvoge anough for »*Yerol cpplicationi.>^ARY DEAR POLLY— I Hr# atont and broil meat for quick m eali. Initead of me(s< ing tjp the broiler, I strttch o ptec* of oliim lnum foil over $he top of a dlipoiflble foil pi* tin. I poke holes DEAR POLLY>^llp.on Mrrtngi a in the fop with a fork to the greoie can flood rep la c e m e n t for cuff link fall through. Usually luch o pan con ladiet'cuffed b lo u M i^ V . ^ witd two *r thre* MISS R. DEAR ROLLY— Pipe cteoneri mokt ploitlcbc >xes they come In. Afterwaih*' fine twiiti to cteie plaitic bagi. They ing the ipooti. I wind biai tape, rick* are strong, longer and mere pliable reck, team bmdlng, ribbon, etc., on DEAR POLLY— -fi jnep (Idw.r bultr than moit luch closurei, ond can be Ihem.-MARY i drv ond u n b r o k e n , I ilor< them in (jted many tiinei.— MRS. F. E. M. tobeled empty egg cartoni.— C IN D Y • DEAR PO LLY-For leii eyctrmln whil* mending itockingi, I ilip a lighted floihlight Inilde the ttocklng.^ALICg peri keep their ih a p e " if ba k e d lit ^eaied muffin tini or cuitard c u p i^ MRS. J. M . DEAR POlLY-1 buy 9 ro ce rlti and ^ conned goodi In quantity when on sole, then mork the date of purchoie on each can or package with fl marking pen. T h i i keeps the otdeif foods mevinB o f L r the thelvur-MRS. J. W . M 4. . , gH .iscii:.i.A »s PO P bsr A.1 V ex>m eeir WZN^TXXXIOP Diclc Cava.111 OXTT OXTR WAIT l/tcT aU leiA ‘b y P aiul G rrin sle r ^ U W A V S ’ E X C U S E ' S ! WELL, I'LL M AKE SEOR.eE FEEL GUILTY... 0X7X1 OPOA.SDIM'G HO'OSE by Jim Braaaei^ \ THE BMLOSEa. -so JUST SIT TIGHT UNTIL YOU HEAR f IIOM MEr CA.FTAXN EA.SV b y C roolcs & Iia.w ren.ce PONT G ET OVBF^.- -EKCITEP -NOW. ARPMORB ...BUT IV5 DECIPEP TO P O ^ B VEfZ FINA N CEB V..J lu <3id] Yeah, butijou :e-‘— dtdn't^aAi, "W h en " 1/ ii: f { P f P c c i p c s w i t h H ;;i w a i i a i l ' r , 1; i ’ a r t v ^ R \MILY LIV 'IINJG: How W ill YOU]I' M a r r i a j^e T u rn i>nil H air alid Skill Care Advice EIs p e c i a l l y for 1eens ^ O R P R E S I D E N T R I C H A R D N I X O N FOR DEBBIE BRYANT, FOR DR. THOMAS O. PAINE, FOR EDDIE ALBERT ’■ ^dm^mslrator of NASA W h a t £■ your reaction- M ist Anifriea i960 The “Prayer for the Miken you hear^a co * W hen you toere in the Doe'a the m o o n d uat rJca-Pegeenl, —Brought back b y the Mr»._Kayntond Rohr- you aaid that you tcant- aat^onautt -reaembie h a e h , giirflfcn, S.D. ____ ^ .t k e iwBHfcWmiy - t . Are you atiU t r y in g to • Th o s e I im ilationa Uia^, a r^ 'w e ll done puraue thia goalF — M ra . D . E . f i i l a , Beath, N.J. > arc enjoyed. Oahkoah, W U. • T h e lu n a r samples brought back by him to tvrite it? — M a r .. # I am not presently pursuing my am- the At>oHo 11 and 12 aslronauts were garet SeheetMf Delta, Colo. FOR ASCHER L. MESTEL, M.D.y bilion of becom ing a pediatrician. Fol com{K>scd o f the sume chcmioal elements • The “Prayer for the Seventies" was BrookdaleJlospiMi lowing m y reign a s M iss Am erica in 1966, found on eurth, but the amounts of some wrjtten by Norman Corwin. As. far as "CehtefrBroohiyn, N.Y. I returned to school at the University of clementa w ere significantly difTcrcnt from I know, M r. Corwin wrote the |>bem out- You once •eparated Si- Kansas, where I graduated in June of . those o f eith er earth rocks or meteorites.*; ■ o f his honeat concern for the affairs ■ ■ameai-ttDint, ShartMse 1969. My'declaibn not to goon to medical o f men. andSherrie Jonea. How school has been influenced by several n F O A g r a h a m K E R R , are they doing now? faclors, not the least of which was my th r Galloping Gonrmrt F O R E L I Z A B E T H P O S T , etiquette Did you have to remove the c o m * marriage in Septem ber, 1967. \ --Were -you fielually a' ttuUiority mon leg?— Mra. Florence. Kaiaer, chef before you atarted Who ahould go dotcn FOR jiC K WEBB of - B ra jn rf- Trenton, N.J. I appearing on televi. the aiale in a movie • Sharisse and Sherrie Jones were bom There are altvaya peo aion?-^Mrt. F. W., Ni- theater first, the m a n joined at the pelvis, having only three ple tvorking at deaka agara Falla, N.Y. o r (A « m m a n ? — L . M ., Irot hrtmwn tham Th«y w r« wparat^d- ..on TffHr grggrflini /i V I was n ever a cnet, and l diAliKc any- this Juat a “ a e ( / ’ o r are at Brookdale Hospital Center in Novem- . one who calls himself a chcf without hav # The order in which a couple goes down th e «ltoic» film eJ in- c . ber. of 1968.-Bolh girla are Uiriving. The., ing »iM5nt at_lcast 25-ycars_in_the kitchen the aisle in a movie theater is unin^or- real police depart, one common leg could not be utilized by in charge o f at least 20'cooko. I a(n an tant. W hen there are no usKers, a man ment?— Sallie Briatoic, Mattoon, HI. either of the children. The bone of this enlhusiaetic amateur who gets |iaid, and woman go down the aisle together. limb was removed and the skin and mus- • Th e show is film ed on a set which is - cle -was ilfilized io aid in separating the ihe reproduction nf the actual Los An children. They are l>eing orthopedically geles Police Headquarters. People work Want lo aik n ramoui ; the anawrr ^rom thr pi ______prepared for filling of proslhescs, which ing at desks arc actom portraying stall po.1 card , lo Auk Thrm-.YotirM-ir. Fam ilr W r e k I,. A 4t U siD C tea Ave.. New Y o rk, N .Y. may enable them lo walk. members there. 10022. W«< rannol qur.liun., bm tS will be p*ld for each one u.r.1. content. A ncient (Irrckw iiheil it for vii-- Giddy S«cr«r The 1907 eorih.piakc tory garMndn. Tlu-n Ifilli-nuitiiry En which destroyed much of Kingston, Ja gland dis«rovcrr»l pornlcy fur < i)i)kiiiK nnd maica, only tilled ihe 1B68 Huyal Artil- What in the World! |)harm acem iral«, cHpci ially lor (lyrtcnlrry, HiTufula (Hwullcn lym|i)i Klundx), une u “workhorHe.” Dug Heseareh Center. E-'ri'nli water in lery Store House in nearby Port Moyal. eleuii howlH should olway« Ik; aviiiluhle. 'IVitair.U.I'” ''' •'* xhoiit ordefB at her nluve, The seerel of its durability, aeeonling to played by Ir/shnian Ulchiird llurrlH, t>lie M any dogs like licking ire. If he’s loo i.aselve Dahl, lour guide at the ntore h»> to eat, try oflerlng nniuller tpiantitles house, now called *'(21ddy H o u m -,'' Ix tlie of food m o re fre<|ii»ntly. If lie'n left in c'lasHlu Curihhrnn m orW r m ixlure.: >-innl. In l|ie ia m ity riKh-and-chlpH xhiip. Aftrr u parked c a r, h?avo wlnilow* partly ni)en. while lime, anil strenglh-glvlng molax-e». lie niur|-ied, .S alt.cuiiie lo Ainerii'u and Calif. In true ragn-to-riehen fushion, that loiln* A/ai/.t/,/fl?' one lierame 100 n priiiging up aenins the L fO N A W 8. 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Pul tho Order Form, along withPul with ___ ■youi liltii dllU lUIMIIianc6 aira JiiS ro ’K iilS l money-ssvlr^g Introductory tlon at XOOAK- legal marriage. And they look to oth- about neatness (or lack of it) in the "T h e k e y ," D r. V a h an ian co.m- motivation to get or stay married— et* reasons, besides sex, in seleoting:. hom e. ments, "is how far they are com it is possible to make a go of it. By a m ate." Just how valid are these predictive mitted, how deeply involved." input I mean auch" remarks as 'we 5. M otivation for m orrlage. Al factors? Some reservations are ex A glaring exception to the rules have a lot of good times together’ or though one of the chief reasons for pressed by Dr. Paul Vahanian. a lead was the marriage of Joe and Phyllis, ‘I like hlnr. he’s such a nice guy.’ wedlock, sexual gratification, has ing marriage - counselor and co who came to Df. Gerald Albert for There must be enough positive^ to been wakened by liberal use of the ordinator. of .marrioge_and family • counseling. She holds a master’s de outweigh the negatives.’’ *•• . Fill, sex ia atill a primary influ counselor-training at Columbia Uni- , gree, and heFTathei- is a successful The very ?act that you recognize ence. Other motivating forces for a versity’a Teachers College. lawyer. Joe, who had never gone be in yourself a discordant qualit>“ good m arriage are present when both "To predict, with comfortable ac yond high school, managed a small'’ among those listed should help partners’ “friendship-love” is sound curacy. how a marriage will develop." retail store. Ordinarily, one would, achieve harmony in your marrioge. ly based, they want children, and he points out, “ tests based on homog prophesy that their marriage would Specifically, awareness that you fly yearn for a home of their own. Storm enous characteristics should be re- founder—andder— a in fact it almost did. off the handle too easily should alert warnings; getting married because nned. We have to know the psy- but after counseiing, joe decided to“ >-t h e i ion trol» of loneliness or an urge to escape chological dynamics—how the two go into a more "respectable" business All marriage experts agree that , from parental pressures at home. people react to each other." which would give his w ife the social free communication between mates 6. Convntlenality^W hprp hnv D r Vnhflninn /«itPo.hha-«fi nn n f B Ut—- —atatus-she-sought:^------■ or fiancfes IS esseiitial in overcoming meets girl seems to be significant. If 25, and Martha, 23, both coUege-edu- "H are, the com pelling desire to unfavorable factors. you have met originally at the home cated. whose middle-class families make the marriage work." says Dr. "To avoid being strangers." ad of a friend or at school, that’s an ad are of the same religion. Looking at Albert, “overcame what seemed to be vises Dr. Vahanian. "it is very im vantage. .The pick-up route is pre them, one would appraise the couple n major handicap." portant to be open with each other. sumed to- be detrimental. By and_ as nice, clean-cut. all-Americon. On Social scientists agree that trends This applies to finances, fam ily plan-' large, a wedding performed by a 'paper, their matrimonial prospects away from hitherto accepted norma ning, decision-making, and resolving clergyman offers a brighter future appear rosy. But in premarital coun are becoming more and more appar of conflicts. thon a routine <;ivil ceremony. seling Bill revealed a hang-up about ent. In recent years, the marital cli "Explore your similarities and dis 7. Personality. Restilts of a re going only to the most expensive res mate has been changing to the extent similarities. Frankly ask yourselves: cent "temperament survey’* of groups taurants. In contrast. Martha is a that young people are more tolerant To what extent are you in tune sexu of married couples by Canadian psy frugal person. toward differences in bockgroufld and ally? Do your life styles rub each chologists produced consistent evi "In this case/" says Dr. Vahanian. temperament. In the matter of cross other the wrong way—or can they be dence that similarity of traits is "much depends pn how the couple ing religious lines, parental fears made compatible? Are you willing to "related to'marltal adjustment; Geher- cnn^cope-with-^ach-othor’s—values;—^ —that-they-wlll—lose-’-a son or daugh have faith in each othePr.to-be-emo------ftlly, they found, serenely married Money is symbolic of an underlying ' ter still remain. However, as Dr. Va- • tiorwHy dependent on you_rjBQy«9-ftt.__ -couples are more or-less alike in-their - • oonfliet-over-emotional* security. If, hanlan puts it,’ "the n6 w'generation ' " times vrlthout feeling weak or vul drive, energy, and productivity. after marriage, Bill reacts negatively is less uptight about it today." nerable? Remember, for a meaning Moreover. V9 U are an excellent gnn. to Martha's attitude. I can foresee Conceivably, women’s liberation ful relationship, every couple needs didate for a fortunate marriage if trouble. The big question Is, how movements may allect reaflortS IA1*“ —Hme-to glow together. ThaUmeaiw— you're capable' of assuming responsi- deeply motivated wiU.they be to stay wcdlock and alter the nature of mar patience, fortitude, and enough ma 1 >ility. make decisions easily, can to g e th e r? ” riage. The role of each mate could turity to withstand frustrations.’' In Dr. Krich's'judgment, much become blurred, so that the male Suppose a couple finds several ad “ T L O V E my husband, but I Buch practical considerations as per tents for your own marringe. Chances yield when shown you are.wrong, are 3. Agm and.*fli*catlen. General can bo learned from tho indlcotlvo . may no longer reign as head of the verse elements that seem lnsur> sonality trafta and attitudeB. Serious are negative if you had a too-atrong aware of your partner's feeling, and JL can’t bear living with ly . education w o rks in fa v o r o f a high ■factors. All of them, he believes, household. mountable? There is still a chance college youth, particularly, are re p refere n ce fo r o ne p aren t, mirttruBted have an optimistic outlook—particu matrimonial score. When tho wed should bo checked off. But some, such from the coteloods of marriage for marital success through premar him any more,” complains a porting an increasing regard for others In your fam ily, and had major larly a sense of humyr. On the other d in g cake is cut too e a rly — tho man counselors, a tendency emerges today ital or after-marriage counseling. suburban wife to a divorce these values before marriage. conflicta. hand, your"marltal' future may bo as enrly-childhood experiences, are younger than 2 1 an d th e g irl under crucial, usually emerging In many for longer courtships. “Certain young With professional help, you can both For young people, as well as for "When a young man or woman," bleak if you are qulck-temporc(l, lawyer, after only a year of 19— and they have less than n high- aspects of tho relationship. A young people feel they don’t have to get explore-and come to understand what those contemplating rem arriage and comments Dr. Albert, “holds on to extremely worrisome, domineering, wedded life. school education. Immaturity makes woman, for example, who had been married to have sex relations." re you expect of your partner and ijfjar- the already married, a predictive childhood relationships with parents needlessly jealous, and unstable. And'ih the case,of an engaged cou> them 1«}BB capable of tolerating frus treated by her parents as a “prin marks one counselor. “ Living, togeth riage. You can discover not ‘only guide could provide helpful Insights too long, hin mate wHl resent his not 8. Bockerounds. Bride and groom pie, a perplexed young man unburd- to the chances for auccesa. tration's and shortcomings. can look forward to making the grade cess" may want her husband to treat er and waking up in the same room. what Is wrong (the liabilities) but g iv in gT ffully to their marriagn. In r tina-tQ-i a in e U i f fl , what. Is rlght—the assets of your ----- WAir^psycliologlsta and soclolo- practice,practice I’ve seen it with mejj who ~ w h g we’re In love, but Betty and I really r la g e can be fo re c a st w hen them is at "Many people," says Dr. Krich, together ao^though the nuptial knot C arriage.. CounselingUOUT g l^ you the glata, based on many surveys and are atlll called ‘Sonny’ or women and schooling, come from comparable have little in common." . leaat a moderately active premarital "try to flnd>[n marriage fulfillment had been legally tied. They are more opportunity to be forthright with studies, consider algniftcant elements called 'Baby' by their parents." neighborhoods, and have been accus- Such aituationn, of course, are fn- interest in an'* or what WHS pleasant in eariy Irte or —CDHMYffCa ab o u t "th e ir re latio nsh ip , yourself and your mate. most likely tQ_ftffoct-marital-auoco«a- - — ------of-«ourt*htpi— I t ‘R - -jnlli*Pr-In-the-provalllng-ATniilfIcarr’ extreme modesty or Inhibitions. Ac to undo an unhappy childhood. They and, by trying out this kind of 'mar For guldonce/ you oan go to your ""have been neatly summed up by Dr. best if the partners hav.e known each livin g . mythology, the main— and often the cording to surveys decades ago, hav hope the mate chosen will gratify riage,' they get to learn about each ' minister, doctor, or a case-worker In Gerald Albert, director of counseling other for at least a year and enjoyed 9. M oney. Financial squabbles are only— factor in chooning a mate in ing sexuAl relations before marriage these imprinted early needs. But the other intimately." , u social agency. More than half of services at C. W. Post College of spending leisure time together In notorious as causes of divorce. Tho “ falling tn-low .’'-Low la b»r« ton Wftn W tin p ff^ rrU '"iTi n fo rtsl tliu cuHUH tiuiidtud b y iiiumUur t r ttrr • ■HUv:in iOma-nn6ftUfl W tivitlea as 1 1 s. riab lp - I- a g r c e-< and marrl^g« cuunsolors still vote less so for men than for women. Ap- with such demands. A process of self- testlng-out or the more conventional of the Fam ily Service Association of- favorable and . unfavorable compo tening to music and church-going. questions of spending and saving. It as a prime essential. nents tdljear in mind in forecasting porently this was not deemed slg- 10. In-lawft. When both partners examination Is imperative.” , dating period—or ‘after you have America nr« marital problems. Prob T h e 6 dds are against them when ei n ilfcan ti'ln cases w h e re the dduple “ But the glorification of romantic your marriage's chances: like both sets of in-lawn, that's a plus. Obviously, we all can think married a while—encountering ably there’s a marriage-counseling ther can't conflde completely in the soverul unfavorable factors does not love ia being de-emphaslzed,*’ con 1. ChlMhood M iM rkiiM t. If m arried ultimately. It also helps considerably if parents cepUons to the “rules" laid down. center in your community. For tho other, can't express their affection, However, Dr. Krlch observoH that tends Dr. Aron Krich, a psychologist your parents were happily , married approve tho match. Marriages have''tfiumphed over pa mean your marriage In doomed. nome of an accredited professional or feel dlaturbed by the pther’a.atti the Pill has brought a big change ap«ciallKing in^arrlage counseling,, '(thereby setting a good «xkmple), 11. Valves and cmltudes. The rental disapproval. B rief courtships “There can be a lot of things counselor in your area, write to the tudes or beliefs. Too short a court- _ Jn W u a lm o B i| it y . “ N o w m an y young wrong,’’ says Dr -Vahanlanv “but- If --.and-coimiihor.of “Man .and W ife."- diHolpline-waa Arm, and your early sex - odds ara with-you when you can have rwulled in solid unione. 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At l^m inute intervals, spoon tion and giozinK as in recipe, Nectar 5. Transfer ham to a carving board. Glaze for Ham. When canned ham iV t eupa glaze has heated about 1 hr., turn back foil and glaze at 15-m inuta intervnla tiur--.------Cwmchy—Fricd-Ricc-Salad ing remaining 1 hr. of heating, i 1 , pkg. (1 0 -oz. cooking pouch) until thermometer registers 130*F. froxcn fried rice with meat. (roMD fried rice w ith chicken, or froxen fried rice Nectar Glaze fo r Ham ] pkg. (9 os.) frozen cut green A 10 On My Soap Box During the proceedings, the three* “ TKry' have “JumlM*," ‘*Soper,” **KlnK>Sixe,'* ------i-funsing-fl ------Jttp;- unil ■ “Q u een.” Her father turm d to her and quiet ly warned: "Bettit, If you donH be- .•*Clanl," *‘CoIos»bI,” and «om« ;in>l>clwrrn. ^'Elephshl/' “Mammoth”— ! Iiopr ihcy h ave, 1 won't bring 7 0 U next year.” ■ won’l“SI»p “ ^ ' ' — ------— Dorothta K«nl Uniil Ihcy m ake o n e that Is full lu the topi M a th U o n Boat-Ownor** Manual Alone, olone you*ll arrub the dtgck, Y iu il tile rails. Alone youUI co ll the lines and check Your running lights and mend Ihe sails. Alone youMI haul h er to the pier. Nehher wife nor aon nor daughter Hy the time exporienee tmchuH a A'couple took their aevon young I^or frlond nor. noiphbur .will appear ' 'm an totrend thn fine print., he con •ohlldren-to-the-bnptlsmalliorvlcb of Unlll you slip her In the water. "Notice thii */>«.' Daiit Thoiie are the, “ "AtftWlv • « U. — Anna Herbert tholr now baby, the eighth chljd. — itftty HMIpp tenchem ivhn ctnitdn't reach mfl." y n m ilu W t t k lu . M a y S t, 107U CHANT PLAY FARM ANIMAL COLLECTION . 22 Lovable Farm Animals to Delight BIG! COLOREUL! ETCCirm CTFDNr ______: M o o fields of the open country. Such a wonder* I ’ c o L o r Cows, Pigs, Horses, Qoots, Donkey, Rabbit T ill glH ybU'll want tu uiUtr aev r al lats and Sheep make up this marvelous qollec- right away. I Please : tion of goofy, lovable farm animals. And ! $1.00 c look what you get: a wide-eyed, inquisitive OFFER WILiL- MOT BE REPEATED j llahted. cow, cuddfy, woolly sheep, spunky goats, THIS SEASON I Enclosc pink pigs, big friendly farm horses and much, much more. All together you get 22 We urge you to order your Farm Animal j MAME' farm animals selected as the ones-chlldren- Collection now, w hilejhe suppW lasts. Each love the m ost...and all with an extra touch; collection lnclu COLONIAL 5TUDI08, DEPT. FA-IJ Please send m e the Q Iant CplleCit^on 1 Enclosed Is $ ...... (Print C lM rly) 1 1 MAME'...... -ADDRESS ...... 1 1 C I T Y ...... Q 8 AVEI SPECIAL OFFERi Order 3 collections for Just f2.90. SPORTS f y s t h f M f l g Q - Can-Am races at thcsf Htic stores: P ast« has been u cess )n ge llin g rid oro u n o xio u rp o iis. begin After eating. p ««ls die •■••where S a c k g u a r a n t e e d " o n . - s h e f killer. R sts, roaches and m ice can not buitd a tolerance to it. Easy to ARIZONA u se. A little d a b w ill d o it. O rd e r from yo u r dealer at 69 ^ a tu be . O r you a Gritty NOfiAl CS- " o f ^ t ia o T u S e n d 6 ! TUCSON—Jacom e's STCARI______2 2 0 S. Slate St.. Cl CAMFORNIA FALSE TEETH Jim Hall ALHAMBRA—J . W. Robinson------That Loosen ANAHEIM—J . W. Robinson BAKERSFIELD-Kimball & Slone. Need Not Embarrass BEVERLY HILLS—l. Magnin Don't keep worrying whether youi - J . W. R O B IN ^ N /alae teeth will come loow at the Jim ffall (iM 0t ) _ im ll i n v e - wrooK time. For more aecurtty and CARMEL—I. Magnin more comfort juat tprlnUe famous -next month in Can-Am FABTHgTH on Tour denui pUtes. EL CERRITO—H. C. Capwells Fa s TSBTH Denture Adhesive Pow- race like one above. der holds false teeth tlrmer longer. ESCONDIDO—Matter's Haggarty UakM wtlng easier. Won't Mur GLENDALE-J. W. Robinson und^ dentures. No gummy, gooey, Comeback psstr tMt« or (Ml. DentutM that &t ■ GROSSMONT-Haner’s Haggafty are essantUl to health. Bee your dentUt rejtularly. Oet FASTT*IH HAYWAR[>-H. C. Capwrell todar «U drug counters. ■> HOLLVWOOO—J . W. Robinson spring of 1969, he was back in Mid N A'^faCe track blurred by INDIO—The Clothesline O speed, dust, and oil land and aupervisin? the activities - LA JOLLA—H atter's Haggarty of the Chaparral racing team. By I. smoke, a driver gains a LAKEWOOl>-Bullocks Strangely calm perspective Then came accident number .two. LOS A N G E LE S-I. Magnin when he suddenly knows he He was running the car through n J . W. Robinson is about to wreck a $100,000 fast turn at Rattlesnake Raceway, n MOUNTAIN VIEW—Rhodes two-mile tc.st tracl^when a hose con NEWPORT B E A C H -J. W. Robinson ;?c. car-traveling' at" 150 mph. .. nection on the engine ibehind the OAKLAND-H. 0. Capwell Jim Hall, the 1964 U.S. Road-Rac- cockpit broke. Scalding, 200" F. wa I. Magnin pivt'im iii C C - ...... PALO A LT O -I. Magnin for, — - iner champion, serious contender in ter spurted into the car. Jim found PANORAMA CITV—J . W. Robinson countless other races, and developer himself in a pool of boiling water. PASADENA—J . W. Robinson of the unique Chaparral racing car, Ignoring the pain, Jim braked and REDWOOD CITY—Roosevelt Center Hu(« M !•. discovered this twice over the past steered while arching his..body oTT* SALINAS—South Court Pharmacy *M kgUr ■ ___ _ 18 months. He had two serious acci- "the sent. By the time he could dive SAN DIEGO—H atter's Haggarty —dents—tha'tr-nearly-kllled-him^ —outo£-tho-car,..he-had.aufIercd-flecQnd=__ Jjyj?Q bin*on ______- — Jtm-in- now-racing-agftin.-He hRB - • and-thirS-degreo bums.------. ..SAN .FRANOLSCp-I.H^agnln m it "HOMf” lSlAL '(lo I ______doan p«?mtnl laat (i |I0 m«nlMr. UoKtr committed himself to a grueling Whilo all this was going on, the SAN JOS£—Macy's schedule. On Juno 14, he will run his Chiipurral was being beaten in the SAN MATEO-Crystat Springs PtoT. P-1*0 . B0« low;. HoytUn, Ti«, ??Otl. 2J Chaparral' at Mosport Park In 1060 Cnn-Am series by the superbly SANTA BARBARA—I. Magnin J . W. Robinson Canada for the start of the Canadian* designed and prepa red M c L a re n mn- Trenwiths American ChHllenge Cup series. Ho chines driven b,v B ru c e M c L a re n and SHERMAN OAKS—Bullocks FLUSHES UP is currently racing Chevrolet Cn- o sewer or »«pllr tank B > " —' 1 Denny ilulme from Now Zenlapd. I. 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Dtty • I------/'>■(’ p rice s fro m lOO's o f item s. "H o w antique black and gold. Nice as a . TMANSLUeeNT CONTAINER To W holesale-for Profit." Write -L iq u id level always avail. pair or in a wall grouping. 11x10’ ilH(a PLANT CREEPING RED SEDUM A GROUND COVER? >^Growt in Any Soli i^Thrivtts in Sun or Partitl Shado in many «ra u «>d sltiMtkmt. ground eovar* w f more ^ N o Special Caro Noodod •pproprlata and mora aatlsfactery than turf. Thay ara abla to grow and thrlva In aun OR ahada. and tn Extremely Hardy poo r *oll. Brilliant Color On staap tiopa* whare mowing la dHBcult. g t>^Rfch, long-lasting Foliage covar is much more eRactlva and much laaa laborious to maintain than grass. Ground covera hold tfw soil i>Neat, uniform. Growth ‘ and tha taxturaa ara far mora ^ Quick, but Disiiiplined Spreading of grass ara a contlnuai ehora to i^Guaranteed and trimmad but ground covers raquira ^^Inexpenaive i^Jhay-hold-tha^faltan laavaa fwi ^ou-¥T»l-TifceJve-hnTdy-TrDntwfm-mirMry“ growir“ blowing away, thus helping to add annually to the plants carcfuUy packaged to arrive In prime con- hum us- content. . dliion. An outstanding biTy at leas than 20< per plant In lots of two dozeni WHY CREEPING RED SEDUM? O ne of Sedum'a aarTy ipfing, in thhHigh September. The attractive mainUlnlng Its rich graeii and brofu...... ______Besides being one of the loveliest of the ground coverCBiidufn also rates I . on the other requlrementa. It Is hardy, grows wall in sun or t»artl«l ahada. In sandy soil, clay soil; or good adl, Ks thkk foliage and root system'hold tha soil on slopes or banlca. Ihe neat cover forms a dense perennial mat (o bring green and scarlet beauty to'slopaa, borders, ro<^ areas, anywhere boauty and Airablllty ara needed.______t w may aaeg «>a^^ptaroa..tvjia_Ta» h w k i . • other ground covera. tedum , alao called “Dragon’s Blood", staya where s e n d this Spbdal offer Coupon TODAY to receive your R ed Sedum m d PeoniHsf Now^is-a-Good-nme~i to Plarif Ji ■toMRiMatM. n . « irei SEDUM!----^ jplasea send the fotlowlng: Your young Sedum planta will estobUsh themsehrea begin to spread ■ faw daya after planting. In a me L ...... , i li or ao thay wUi Onmdf be S4 Inchae In dtameter. may loa* their fo ll«e aa the fh«i winter |— 1 ------but «rM leaf out atfaki In e ^ aprfng. ■ ii a " I n PtaM ^'^^SaSrta. HOME OFFICE HOUSE OF WESLEV, N u r s n y DIvlalon, you ssM erdw.S Bed Neny hushss (k 'ra g . tl.T S valw) ler ie m enly m> T d n sdrn s as of these airtra aavlngs on Iwid. 1*^’ R. R. 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