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Red Chinesiinese - I More ^ ^ I WASHINGTON (AP) i;.Six P C / . U. S. ,| This won’i come as a sqr- . S, Raidsds I — I1 — pprii ris e -to -m a n y - h u sb a n d s,— | ------I•I but tho, Labor D ep art- | rA ttack^ritB r i t i s f r - 1 | - niement bas concluded after | ^ | J V I a survey that women | I I I spend more lhan (rfen on ii: ■ I I clothing, I OverV-/ HaHanoi Ar It said the average Are In Hong? K(Kong I ' AmericanAm woman from 18 iji V'.rIW';' to 64 spent 5225 a year • i " ir^ By FORREST ED W A R D S would nolnot tear d o w n pro-, m i m ' I fnrtnr clothing in 1060-61, B 1 Associated Press W riter CommunistCommuni,st anIi-B ritisli posters I "'hi while the average man i HONG KONG (AP) — Comm- - In the borderbord area. : spent spe 5175. The depart- i I I — 3— — moimont-salg. 2. Col. 2 ing stations Where Communistlist ‘nc^se. i Officers said the vehicle, a suburbansuburbi district that has beenen 1968 edition of one of the events, ' Chinese broke- tlirough Britishi.sh Johnson criticized th e insur- A 1965 D'odfie driven b y W arre n known itnnwn since French coloniallal the Elmo ^ r e Co unty F a ir a tt ______b arricades” Friday and a s s a Wiri: - -a-Hcrhttr attCe“ b n n :o n ' g rounds —ir-would------M " L’. Smith, W ' Bis'hop,--Ca-lif::5^days as the Doumer bridge, Glenns n ed Hong Kong police and B ritishish cosi- too n much when there are wentw ent out of control in a con-"■ U.S.u.s. AirA Force pilots bombedjfj I?"'ton?daugii\eV^^M^ ‘’““8 ' AActions .C ti( ^ troops. moremoro cru(crucial needs requiring struction zone of U. S. Highway'y the bridgebrii for Ihe first lime Fri-r|. Clyde Pipkin,Pi[ Glenns Ferry, HI- federal financial support—help ______At l^an Knm Tn. lhe C om m u- 9,1.9.1, ThevTh said tbe vehicle was n.ivday andnn ,'iaid they cut thg, center,...er .Mary Mary hHanke. also Glenns Fer- r>V< nlsts captured a g u a rd post^i,sL fortor "children, child uie poor, ihe ~ apapparently p are traveling at a nign5" span,span. ry.ry, surresurrendered her crown as? G overnoi*—— — seized its weapons, held a dozen;en elderly — and most important, rate of speed when it went . •n. this year's fair queen to the ^ , , al- American fighting m e n 'in Viet- III Tbe North V ietnam ese, cbarg- •I'is British soldiers hostage for al- American throughthroug a graveled dip in the . ' f. ■in queen - elect, who is sponsored I t« itl ?cr nam." ■ ing tliat resid en tial are as w ithin fl” ?" ^ C ritic iz e d most five hours, and stood over nam." LIFTED, A COASI^uardIIjuard helicopter at Eiigene, road, went out o( conlrol as 'i. it 'and " on-the. outskirts of Hanoi,. bYih^nibj; Ihe Snal« River Trail Riders. I*-* attempted'-to round a curve- —.fl British "border district officer;cr The PrePresident hnd proposed - O re., airport liCitycariSId Robefiflobeflf GeneGer Sehulti, Sacramento, attemj denounced that foray a s O new MisTSH’tton's'falent ™‘Sj »Wt was In the^ BOISEBPISE (AP) — Idaho State with an ax while forcing h im to last June a $13 million program H e ' w as rescued fro ;n a rockck slide inii O regon by the Coast a paved portion of the road, and; and extremely " serious eSCala-[a- field, of -sewing and- dress de-■ Democratic oeniocratl Chairman E. T. sign an agreem ent. _ to provide .some additional in- Guard, where his father wai'killed.li kllled. ((A P w lrS p h o to ). skidded sideways down the high-”■ lion" .|™ ... of the war. signing. WatersW aters sasaid Saturday that Gov. It was a virtual repeat' of a rance cove coverage for federal em- * ' . w ay. ]js Carma Alzola, Mountain1 Don W. SSamuelson nad "made sim ilar incident at the samTie e ployes and nnd put the system on a After skidding, the car struck,,, Coordinate'd Viet Cong attacks f 1 Z on four Soutli Vietnamese army Home, daughter “ of Mr. andi a shamblesshambli of the Idano Slate spot e a rlie r in tjie w eek . T hlat a t sound basi;basis.. a tree stump, flipped end over ™ gr Mrs. Martin Alzola, w as. firstt PeniteilcIa:PeniteiJdary” without trying to time, too, (lie Communjsts B,,t j,,, ,a “ posts in the northern - border Mai But he said Congress proposed F a « t h e r O f F o uw r KilledIC i 111 end .and landed on its top on™ province of Quang Tri prompted runnerup. runnerup. Her talent was horse-■ learn of the many problems seized - Briti.sh ., weapons— ^n8 toincrease this to $61 million in yg- ^ ■ a fcfcnc n c e line of a j& id e u c e o w nU‘ - P™';speculation they might signalal rnanship, ti'anship, and she, was sponsor-- there. , ______forced the-same border distriet- 1the),,;-fijst "first yjyear. This- w ould a w l - |- i ed by Ralph.Snell, Rogerson, te irt O regon- ‘=‘*0 ,^^ ■ another period of stiff fighting]g ed-by-“the- Mountaln~H oirre' "w W aters aters referred to Samuel- officer to ^ ig n an a g r e e m e n t.' federal [j.d|.ral corcontribution to the pre- M -‘- ’ ■•''-i m iiitain Hilte In Officers said Mr, Spencer was Chamber of Commerce. son’s demi ► The Ja g re e m e n ts-d e sc rib e d cost; below the demilitarized zone. Chamber son’s demand this week that tha mium costs and w o u ld nearly EUGENE, Ore. (AP) - Thehe brothersbrother bad been teaching theig appareapparently thrown from the ve- ‘ ; Second runnerup was Janett‘ Statestate BoBoard of Correctloiis by a government spokesman as double the $63 million a year the fa th e r hide when It struck the stump.p ' “Both ‘>‘h U. S. m arines an d gov- k „ “ ,5loat fa th e r of four children has beensn childrencliildrei how to climb moun- ' r ernment troops are under heavy• K , ay ^ Moats She Is th e d au g h ter■ mmerribers e rrib ers resign. invalid because they were governmenigovernment Is ch ip p in g in now, killed whilg climbing a mountain lains_ His attending pTiysician. Dr. ernmcii ' P.fJ«r,_anlMrs^ W. A. Moats, . , signed -under-duress-and-threat Jnlains.------... His a ^ pn:ssiire— diere— from— strong ’ —Two-of-them-r«slgned—James------^ Johnson complained, too, that w ith tthem high in the Oregon the ' I, John McKffln, said Mr. Spencer Prassiir r Glenns Ferry, and was sponsor- “ j of death-called for removal ot , on The Three Sisters peaks, all wJ?™ a s aI s le e p w hen .-the .a cc id e nn{ t .CommtCommunist units that intellf ^d bv thr ■ Nally and Prison warden Mark the bill would in c re a s e inaur- Cascades. C a s c a i , -.above-. above 10,000 f e e t, are;aC o u t 80 ed by the -PTA 6 ( School Dis- barbed wire barricades at the anca™ coverage by JOO per cent, -n,g “ occurred.- , Benci,'gence officers believe will try to° ?trict , ^ No. 192. ' XMaxwell, h l ^ ' l ’ who is the board border, compcniatlon for an ac- The children waited throughgh miles east-i of Eugene and 35 After ho awoke and found thele launch an offensive before the "V , chairman. to $40,000, (or all those In the F pri.jda\ riday night until early Satur-milesir- miles w' est o f B end. Miss Congeniality, chosen hy cident which the Chinese said highest “ pay b ra c k ets who need ^ five-foot, length ol wooden postst summesummer ends. the 22 gir^rls participating in the, The thirdthlrc member, Saul Clark, was caused by the barricades, pa d a y morning to be rescued,^ and has been asked to i:cslgn but Is I J. it least Hp snid thi.s-wouldlha liiii ^ife waited at a ianm;i ^ta-',_"^‘'l — ■ ■ ■ - _ in his body, he w alked to thle e GoveGovernment spokesmen said1“ mntest,contest. Ils_Christlna .foquena. has been t - and-Eaanmtees-that~the~Brtrt5 h- I reportedlyon vacation. _ true of the President and Vice tio n miles away without knowing l [ | higliway and;ilaggcd down a carar the coicompound' at TrfetiThong;B> sponsored by Delta Kappa Gam- reportedly j::"- - President, cabmet and subcabi- hhis is coicondition. -B UliJ laine C om ityJ S to take him lo the hospital. two mmiles northwest of Quang'8 ma.,^a. Her parents are Mr. and1 “The gcgovernor has u^ed the :r. T ri City; w as th e hardest h it, i^j.j qjq 1 1 • • / " V P net, membersmembe of C o n g re ss, mem- Dr,' MdKain said none of'M r . Tri CII Mrs. George Asquena, Moun-- powerp o w e r of his o ffic e l() spread bers of the juridlcary and U.S. The Lane County sheriff's of- -p , Spenccr’s vital Organs were in-n- The giguerrillas penetrated the's tain taln HomtHome. rumorsrum ors ai and innuendo questlon- fice said a ground party found a i Collision Ot ambassadors. £ j Gee ; Fair W ill jured. & defense line, inflicted heavy7 Fourppur of the girls p a rtic ip a tin g; ingin g ththe e integrity inl of the admlnis- J . George Schultz of Sacramen- The driver of the car sus-s- casualtiescasual! on th e 100-man g a rn - chOs n r • ' T / " * ! ! . - , Johnson urged C ongress to j q were chosen as tops in the tal-- trators ot the penitentiary, forc­ to , CaliL, dead and one son In- /-v lairied a broken neck and wasIS son andanc w ounded two A ustralian eent „ t divisiidivision of tho contest. Inging two ofo them to resign be- 1 ra m lu lls take takeanothe another look, ta k e his com- j u r e d . ( J p ments anand recommendations .' " O pen M ondayV takentaS to St. Alphonsus Hospl-)i- advisers.adviser LaufieLaurie Hammond, ■ daughter: fore thevthey^ had an opportunity to into account, and p ro d u c e this , ^A helicopter flew the body andid JJT T J tal.tal, BoBoise. He was Issued a cita-a- The71,5 spokesmen said govern-n- of Mr. amand Mrs. Bernard Ham-• defend tthemselves," Waters T-ivoInN.Y. year a wise, fair and justified th e ^jchildren to Eugene, Ore., CAREY CARI — The Blaine County.y tion forfo driving while under th e ------mond, MMountain Home, wass said. s a id . . _ , . _ bill he wouldwou be p ro u d to sign. S a t u r d a y w here the in ju red boy.y, Fair willv be held M ondayy Influenceinfluen of alchohoi. He wasIS , presented the vocal music: SamuelsiSamuelson had said the prisoa By The Associated Press R o b e r t G ., 11, was rep o rted In Ihrough ilirougt- Wednesday al the Car-r- tratrappC' p p e d In the vehicle and h aid d ■'! SU PPO R T ASKED awaward. ard. SlShe was sponsored byI was admadministered inefficiently SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y.Y. ------ffa a iir r cocondition with a gash on hisis cy Fairgrounds,Fair where work hasIS to be rem o v ed through a s idIs e WASHIblGTON;^AS (AP) - In- the Soil C onservation serv ice, and a n d said board members had (AP) — A pre-dawn collision of rn t 1 h e a d i an d an ankle in ju ry . been inii progi-ess for severalll windovw indow . , (jividuadividual members o( the Senatete Diane Keck,K daughter of Mr.. not given up commissary priv- s- Twin Falls County Sheriff's public a Montreal-bound passengerz nCS c O o FC r e c a r d The other children were Ma-a. weeks on buildings for.,the dis- Twin s Public Works Appropriat ionss and Mrs. Daryl Keck, Ham-■ lieges at tlthe prison after h? had ' -----train Snturdny„-COuldn’t hav e ______r i e . 10. P a uL S ^ n d T om m v. 7.7. Playplay ofo f exhibits.______officeriofficers assisted in th e Investl-1 5«b£!iiiimitl,ee ,,;tibconi h ave been nsked:d jnelt._5pi; mett. sponsored by -the JOC: asked'. ______■ come a t a worse tim e ,” but -jr\ -j A brother of SchultzTTOlberlrt JameJames Eakin, Blaine County,y Sation. by^ Sen. W allace F . B ennett, R-I- Club, wonwor a talent award for• W aters, aters. charged that Samuel- most of the 300 passengers es- For. J ; QI* M 1 ao Is J j-^scji' . Schultz of Corvallis, said hele agticull agticultural a g e n t, is ill charge;e ------:— — ...... Otah,JDtah, (or Jhelr _supp5 rt of thele gymnastics. gymnastic son had nnot shown any interest' caped Injury. Two w ere k illedQ, , w a s wwith tbe familv.-whTch wasis nfof thetiie talr. sponsored by thele T~>-p» • • n/r ■) admlnisadministration’s $W m ’IH To n Jane Watson,Wi King Hill, wonr jn prison affairs previously lit _ i l pfirsons_je(|iilred hospital IVI' i / c l i m b i n g along a g la c ie r on thele Blaine County 4-H council, mes^iioiseiilB J j Q ns— budget-.request lor the Central the horse care and others were cut or" i^INot O l IG o o d SlO.-lTO-foot i middle peal< of thele Carey FutureI Farm ers of Amer- Utah Project.______parents aiare Mr. and Mrs. CecilI or sseven! ^ n months as gowrnor. bruised. T h rree e e Sisters mountain group Inin Ica chapter,chi and the Blaine T J A D elaw are & H udson Ra.il-II. DyBy AKIO1 O GAW A C entrale n t r a Oregon. He.said a land-d- ®wnty©lunty Fair Board. “ LB )0' o d y F o u n d ~ . road spokesm an said th e c ar^iTi AssociatedAssocia P re s s W riter s l i d e knockedk the o th e rs 200 feet Mr. Eakinj announces that any rier's M ontreal Limited, ta k inng g TOKYO (AP) — T h e score- dow d o w n a glacier and into some personpDfson living in Blaine County T ...| m any of the p assen g ers to card for MaofH T se -tu n g ’s cultur- rocks. r o c k s , |,|jymay en enter one or more exhibitsI AIn ll R eservoir M ontreal's Eiipo 67, s tr u c k thehe al revoluticrevolution is fa r fro m being The - jh e brother said he was on a at the Fair. All fruits, vege- side of a 100-car,-southbound; D "ban," the Chinese w o rd mean- le l e d g e abovea Ihe rest and couldn'tI't tables, crops and flowers musl;t‘ HAILEY-The body of a Boise - "J & H freig h t about five m ileses ing "good." "good.' tellt e l l ex e x a c tly w hat h appened. have liave beeni: g ro w n in Blaine man who disappeared in Little i south of this, racing and resort -j-ijij ,5 | 5 Wood River Reservoir near here 1 This is tbe m a jo rity opinion H e ira n several m iles to hisIs County, he added, and home wood I in minomie-crop—flower-and-pror1, • Dver0-V.?i_t th r e e week.s ago was r e - ____ j . ' 4 — '— T.------among77r -.— ■------China-watchers—in-Ja--ca"r“ani among Chi 'ca^r^andTll'Ove to SIstersrOroTW ««>nom J covered*about 6:30 p.m.‘Friday. ^ The cause of the collision w as pan. report S (luce exhibits sh o u ld be checked not determined, the spokesman r e p o r t the accident to a U.S. il«ce e> Blaine County Sheriff Orville '■ A year ago S a tu rd a y Mao F o rrest e s t Service ranger, stalion.I, iain by 10 a.m. Tuesday. Live- ' a l H n i ' m - said. ^ ID S!p.ck_jmtries_rnus!_l)e_dieck£dJ Drexler said the body ot Ed-i- E9 t* irA NTi- Buti-he added, “it couldn't,■( wound ,up_the_12iday llth .pic-. K e thetheh .led _a_j:escue_J.eanLtD I'P.clu n wrd*Coombsr52; wfirbe-taken — 1 . num of the Communist party's th e scene,sci arriving there aboutul in bby y 9 a.m . W ednesday. All '1 have come at a worse time, "™ ° ™ youths enrolled in the 4-H ClubI, to Boise for funeral arrange- 1 since the passenger train car- Central >C o m m i t t e e which 6 aa.m. ,m . Saiurday. youths . ments. - '1 ' spelled but . guidelines- for the s| ,5 work are e lig ib le to compete A sh eriff's deputy said the ‘ He said tho search was nevqr ' 1 . ries its heaviest load of the _ ------^----- !— i------_lint hnt the;they must submit their rec- ' m week to Montreal on that run."M cultural. revolution, o r purge. ------'I completely called otf and that After Ihe plenum th e 73-year-old ord books boc and stories with their “ One b f tho.se killed w as Kri.s- P exhibits. “bscmobservers remained at the res- " tian Jcbsen, 65, of Bergen. Nor-i ' 'leader igjl tlirew the purge into full m erVolr and were there when M r. way, a businessman traveling (Qto play " . with his te e n -a g e 1?ed Tests K Readied “Concluding event will be an" Coombs’coomb body floated to the Moiiti-bal with his son. A lto, w ho^ 0 Guards leaileading-the-way. - tOK'TOKYO (AP) - Red China isIs amateur rodeo at 8 p.m. Wed-'■ st,rfacesurface. was not injured. I.ooliingLooking bback. C hina watchers bbelieved e l i e v e preparing to test (ire■e "“‘‘ay."s™ay. He d di.sappeared July 22 when The second person killed wasas say PteskPresident Liu Shao-chi. its jts firstfirs medium-range ballistics:s ------he fell from a boat as he andd identified only as a m a n in hislis .Mao's,Mao's, archenemarch y, a n d his .fol- m issilei s s i l e with a live nuclear-war-r- ■ CHARGES( MADE his twotw( companions were trav- - 30s, ' ' ■ lowers proproved themselves so headh ead thist fall. the. Engllsh-lan-"• NEW YORK (AP) - A non- ^h^eling =across the reservoir to a Police declined to , estimatete well til™ncenlrcnched In p o w e r Organs guage g u a c e newspaper Yomiurl said , [I cove to fish. His body was lo- the num ber of injured. U noffi-[i- as tn weather"jcatl the onslauglit of Sunday. S u n d a y sectariasectarian American organization cated jin about the samo viciil- . aBM cial estim ates ranging u p to 40 thetho Red GiGuards by the end bf T The h e inewspaper quoted Japan-1. charged chargee Saturday that the So- jtyity in > which he disappeared. i j r . could not be confirmed. I»stlast year. gsee s e de d e fe n se agency so u rces nsIS vlct UnionU n has . unleased a "coldd ------Saratoga Hospital re p o rte d 10 From,Trom. the Jjeglnning of this sayingsay in g the missile would be fired*1 war" aagainst tho three million persons taken there. Six w e re year, they pointf out, M ao hnd to in i n tot o the th( Indian Ocean some time‘J Jews , in• tjie country in the wake IV lU l admitted, five in .satisfactoryry/cver.se /everse lilnnim.self and threw in b before, efo re .the opening of the IJnited ,, ; More Food Asked ^ condition and tfie olher, a/nun,n, the army loto weed out Liu's men N ation:a t i o n s G eneral A ssem bly ses-J. of “i l^Israel's ra e victory over Russian- TIn || 1Kerala State 9 In fair condition. and let MaoMaoists take th e ir place., s i o n in N e w jfo rk S ept. 19. , backed Arab states. _ ^ ^ ------. MMADRAS, AD India (AP) - ^ ■ WWidespread Idesp demonstrations forir w ,' T TV ■ njiggtm jigBffrfoodTatRtrbrokB-our — r z ■ Friday in Ktfintt-State. , . ^ASSISTiric COLLEGE of SoutliorhSoulhorh IdIdaho student Larry Sass,ss. ^T^vln I n Fal Falls, le ft, With regls- SU O Pliloaer'a)3eratesT }^ira r a T c T H elip l ^ K o m n e y The ration Is six outiccs of V Vtrallon , for the foil semester Is Dr. MarvinMan B. Strope. College classesclasseis begibegin Aug. SO, and stu* • ' food glgrains, three of which are.g deals are asked by coilcge authorities tito register well ta advanceance otof that date. supposed to be.of rice, but there By II. L. SCHWARTS I I I help Gov. Romney,” Rockefcl- “ BBut u t there has b e en no dlsJ.tl.slngsJusIng ththis island, which can only' Is Insufficient rice available in y Associated Press W riter Icr,told a news conference on cussion 'Ot a serious politicalll be reacreached by ferry or plane“ i>„..oLKerala and tho rice portion is # MACKINAC ISLAND, M ich,h. tho porch otc the R o m n e y sum- character c h a r a c i .so far." niid onl;o n ly in d a y lig h t hours. being m ado up by wheat provid-E C SI E xpects (AP) — T hree of Iho R ep u b licam n m orer homo ia t tills re m o te Island E a fr l i e r Saturday R om ney leftIt It took tool him three months long-I" ed„j by tho central government. l e c t s 1,000 SStudents tu Party's leading moderates .saidid resort, hish is gue gue.sts and flew to Detroit lo:o er thanlhan ho had hoped to ram aI s(,,rtnStudents In.the state capital, Saturday they "sliare d e e p ly ” a RockcfelleRockefeller, Scrariton nnd aattend t t e n d tho funeral of a Nationalil fiscal reformr p ro g ra m , Includ-'■ Trivandrum, burned effigies of,i More M“™ than -1,000 students arere aatewcleci tew elective courses have been the bulk ofo registration'this desire to help Gov. Georpc!c Chafeo Chitfeo werewer Invited to the is- G u aard r d sergeant fatally wotindcdd lug an income tax, through the, p ro m in e n t people. Including o n o0 cxpected '>‘PJcte' to register for Collegeje filled tortor« several days; week,week. inIn torder to allow time Romney of fWclilgan w in thlc e land (orfor a w eekend th a t could iin n th e 'D ' e tr o it riots tw o weeks;s SlaleSlate L eg islatu re. H ardly had p .i „ for hiring ol additional teachers “ of P r im e M inister In d ira G a n dI - . ol SentSouthern Idaho toll classes Additional A,i,ini“(“before ''“ school begins Aug. 30, ™' If needed, Ho expects to have > lion, push for.(or. Ihctho n o m ination. T h e im eeling w as th e first of)f Irolt nai n d m u c h o f tho stato , * ... "• literature, art and physical edu- tho faculty largely completed by 0 -,-J — ^------brlnginf- bringing to 1,300 the anticipated’^cation, S , in addition to noW w j The .slalemeiit was,. niad(L,byly ...I!!)milcy.,iiml.lhO-olhcrs-bSMn wrlaaL.,1Mrl2 aL..liad-,bj:cii.^planncd-a!l.;,.ii « criiptejl criiplejiJiLrrtcmUJanMS._,"itls S -I-.-,.,— ------,, ------to tolal-f«ll.cnrollment-thls- ta l-fi year. c S S ,-|n -GnvrNelson-RoclicfcllQr-of'Ncww the coiuoi^encccoilfci^ei by In sistin g tlmt sum s u m m m er-long e .series o(, sessionsI.s Iho firsfirst rcnl rest ho hns had coursc,i-|n-(amily-and-m«rrl» 8 0 ^ ^ W e ^ arc u r g in g ^aU jsltitforila - York, with . Ihe nsstnt of Rhodele they were here tor re’laxnllon RomR o m ne;n e y had hoped to hold heree since,since th tl e rio ts ,” h is wife, I.e-^ T - l rl a f f l c B e a t l l S Nearly NenrI; 300 students h av e nl-1-and and medlimedical recepUonisIs fro- to „ avoid ^waiting until the last ready registered ta» dcadomlcIc gram, linvhave been mdcd to the Lsland Gov. Julin C hnfec an1(1 d andam i milnot lo dlscus.ic p o litic s . w h i l e titaking " a long h a rd look""nore, nore, ssaid. "The others .(the0 u ' minute to register, as this al­ fiirmor .Penn.sylvanln Gov. Wil-II- "I don't thinktl you c n n get the n t Illsh is presid[ en tial pro.snccLs. giiost.s) just h ap p en e d lo bog Idaho and voc vocational classes, Dr. Donin fall currlctcurriculum. Dr. Kcltli point- lows moro llmo for Individual Ilam Scranton. ‘ four of us ttoKothcr without now RRom omney r Ims a particular n(-(• nvnilablnvnilablo at this time," 196'1 9 6 7 ------..... 134 Kolll'.'Keith, collcEO donn, announcedd ed oul. . counseling nnd a better choice Friday, I'uTl-scnlc' registrationn The'fiio (ncl(acuity, barring an tin- of classes," Although each .m an Im s cx-X- and then snsaying so m eth in g of a fcctlon f c c t l o n tor this remote Island,I, The'i’he RF om ncys a n d llio guests1 1 i Q 90 6( 6 ...... 1 5 9 ® ot classes," Dr. Kolth comment­ pressed, a preference for Rom-1- politicnlpolitical nnnl ature," R o m n e y nilJ- w hhere e r e ho spent seven dnys Inn allcndcdallendcc a dinner al the giant begins Monday, contliuilng from>' exiiectcdiy high )uinp In rcgls- ed. cd. ney in the pnsi, this w u s thle e cd, however. liiiwever ■ retreatretre a t bc(oro nniiouncing (nrir tlrand Hotel , Saturday nlRht, 8:30 a.iin.m. to 4 p.m. trnllon, wll will num ber pi full-tline Acndemic A cn d em ic sludcnt .1 m a y reg­ first lim e tho three .hnve d o n e soit) UoinneyRomney ssnid there Was tonic tliethe giBuhernatorinl race Iballl Wllb Romncy’.sRc Moriiioii liellets, _ Lalo T oglslratloiis will lie ac- Insirticlors liwli^uclora nnd adrillnlslratlvc |,terister at thoHit collcBo office, 119 Joliilly. dl.scun.sloiidl.scussion 1 during lu n c h iilioiit launched, l a u n c h c his polilical carcor inn biirrlnl;bnrrhiK any work on. Sunday, lil-. 1 96( 9 6 6 ...... 3 0 copied for two w eeks utterir sloff,slaii' ,, 3rd Ave. E. E.-, .and vocational etu- "A lready tho llireo of u.'t s h a r ec the recent D etroit rio ts nnd 1061. 1 0 6 1 . . llotlmolie timo wns left fur iwllllcnl pa-■ l1966...... g 0 ( 30 classes S'"'"'" convene, ho noted. Mostit Dr. Keith,Kelli noted that llm col-dentsdents may registeri at Ilio Voca­ ;deeply i>,scii5ii ot dcdlcntiuii lu:ul"inaltora |"inaltora of related interest," _ B utu t )K oinncy wan d elay ed inn Invor, closso)cIbssoj aro atlll opon, althoughh lego will attem pt td com plete tional tlo n a l School,Schoc 1300 Kimbtirly Kd.' .-I.., . 2 Twin Falls flmes^^eWs'leWs SutSunday, Aug, 13, 1967>7 ' - — ” Seen Today Youth, 15, Pulled lyomFi Well’"l i U e A _1n EW ORLEANS (AP)I _- Darrell Smith looking for . - - f I'nister ’D 6 an -Andrews’ startlinglin g pap®"" • • • M arilyn y Weather R By JA M E S P H IL U P'S S . Finally, earth-moving m ma- a-a a lowered rope to administer 'D6 lyjf flenderson washing car . . . - D aily W 'R eport LENORE, Va, (AP)JJ) -_ cfchines dug a deep trench along thithe.shot. stastatement to a grand jury across "So I lied” was read IntoIntJ John Roper wearing hat . . , Bruised, scratched and mud- siiside the old well and Boycee was Calls( poured in from across "Si John Cain washing hands . , . FROM TIMES-NEW5-NEW S :24-HOUR W EATHER■HER BUREAUI WIRE covered Leonard Boyce! Was pulled o u t feet first. -The wellveil is thithe nation with rescue sugges-ugges- the record of his perjury J™"’ i said trial Saturdav bv Dist. Atty.[tt-^ Mrs, Mary Bolton making ■ pulled from-.^ .caved-fn ftaterf^gter I®located In an isolated mountainuntain tionstio but rescue directors said trli - ^ - ^ T ) e a c f i cobbler . . . V ic Cum- ’■'trap- a r e a - a b o u t1 0 -m ile5 southeast of mt TflHTGarrlson’s staff. Saturday afterTjemg'trap- ^ last of m o sr w ere ifnpr'acncai; ' "Tffii j .( mlns looking for ash tray . , , _ JM agic Vall<^ 1E o r e c ^ ^ 1 ’____ Huntingtqn,_____ ,______^______]Ih £ ___ yflungsler’s__ tmo u u W b le e s ___ efljidrews, 44, Is accused pi _ ~ T e jp p e f a tu r■ eCs S | ped for almost 24 hours.------ii! rish^ Larry-'Becker driving to work The 15-year-old youth hadhurt an T h ro u g h o u t ■ his ordeal,, the stastarted about 5:15 p.m. Friday•riday lyinglyh to the Orleans Parish . Generally fair Sunday a and n d 85 to 95, bW 42 to 5 2 . T efemp* m p - - • 4—— ir,r»r^ l>oy pleaded With workersirs to whwhen he climbed down intoto the grandgra jury InvestigaUng an ■■'•|.• • • ) inquiring about Monday. Winds mostly'■ less eratureeratur forecasts: Gooding.!?, 95- 95- \ T i * ' 1 bluish complexion and was very f* , caller’s experience , on -horse;— 1 stiff, rescue workers saidr But fr e e -iim .____ . ,.____ n ni a r r o w well . lined wwlih. i l h __ _alleged-consplracy-here-to—alli , lhan 15 miles per hour. Showerlower 62; Jerome,Jc 97-56; Buhl, 94-59;9^ 5 9 ; National “'laced “’•'ell them to please getet me me'dium-siiedmf ; rocks. He went killidn President John F. Ken-f._ back , . . Mrs. M. M. Hunter, probabilities less than 10I per Twin Fails,I 93-56; Burley, 94-58; he was conscious when placed Wendell, discussing straw stack High Lowow Pr. on a stretcher and rushedV lo^ a out. I can't stand much more."nore." in to inspect it prior to cleaning,aning. nednedy in 1963. - cent. High 85 to 95, low 55 to Rupcri Rupert, 95-55; F^rfleld, 92-42; a i ond Margaret Harris 92-12. Albany, N.Y...... 72 5454 H hospital In Williamson, aboutjout 15 , :choc- He apparently dislodged a1 rock i Testimony ol his second 65, cftept Camas Prairie high HaileyH ailey, 90-52. A lbuquerque 73 64 , 59 mi , u/oit olate throuj a rubber tube an and part of the well’s wall11 col- . apiappearance before the grandand °srccting friends . . . Mrs. Mar- « 'SS miles from here near the WeSt f to guerite Coi(ant in business office Amarillo ...... 72 63“J viiVirginia-Kentucky border. during the chilly night. Heie re- lajised.laj Boyce was buried up to jurJury on June 27 was read to ® " !------r i f Asheville ...... 76 56 ■ ceived sed a tiv e s and pain-kilUin-kilU his shoulders about halfw ay th'e . . . . Nancy Hamilton mending 55 A nurse at Williamson Mem- ilfw ay tKe five-m an Jury h earin g h is ' ' ' Synopsis, FFarm arm Sum m ary AtAtlanta ...... 81 66 „ j ing injection and had anothernother dodown the well, located near this trk paper dress with glue . . . orial Hospital said .Boyce® had shot Saturday afternoon. Jimmyimmy smallsm town about 70 miles so south- M . ■ charge. Keith ,, Jensen looking at photo- — — ArlsrEf-high^rcs5ure-systcni4were-r,'Stcm-j^ere-mostly-sunny-aerOBs-South- ^ ieo-uu ^volford-of-Willlanison. a foriiierormer easnr-HuntlngtotiTWeai iVaT^nd,, and —’'*““'“"'"*w“WMiiHwiiMiiiiiHfmiiuiuuaiuuiiiii— T;raphs-of“-graph; bitHe—fceague-^Team----- al high altitudes is building back ern ern Id Idaho and only a few thun- gj 5? travcnbusly b'ut "his blogd pres-^Navy corpsman, slithered down neinear the Kentucky state line. -rj . . . Ken Itepner discussing fire n over the western statess so dersho dershowers wero visible over g( gl sure and vitals are all right. right." ------—— ;------— control work . . . Debbie Lee •S lS r..:;:::::::::!! S ■■ ------— ------^ — Buildup Of js strongly that Pacllic disturl)-iturb- the the mimountains. Temperatures at Brownsville g, ...... 95 78 ,11 76 ,11 The nurse said he was beingbeing ' . receiving incorrect news ot anccs will b e forccd too) (ar( a r 4 4 p.m, p.m. ranged (rom the upper upper Buffalon...... 70 4943 ' fed f« intravenously because fie _^arade aw ard . . . Bill Ed- north to influence our w eatherather 80s to the upper 90s at the g, '■ Burlington, Vt...... 67 52 52 had ha vomited and apparentlyarently M agic Vallej ,S Troops Felt /S/ nlbiids. ; Buhl, preparing for trip during the next several days.lys. Southe Southern Idaho reporting sta- Casper(-j ...... 91 59 ,04 .04 couldn't coi take solid food, illey Hospitals Ti ^ to forest fire . . . Mrs. Alda The air mass is becomingim ing C Cl; harleston, S.C...... 79 6757 1.95 Boyce I himself said, "I'm v Strong discussing photograph drier and more stable so th that a t ------QC harleston, W.Va. . . 73 5tit numb,nu: that’s about all, and hun- Magic Valley Memorralirial Minidoka Memorial■al S u u fficien t ^ arrangements . . . Earleen Pet­ afternoon and evening thunder-n d e r- , Charlotte, Ch N.C...... 81 6515 gryg n and thirsty." Admitted A dm itted erson inquiring about softball Wal- Grady Torix, Heyburn, and WA Z T m showers will be very isolated |( j|i C hicago ...... 64 57V. He j said whep he wass first Mrs. Dale Merrill, Mrs. Wal- ' a n d WASHINGTON (AP) - The tournament . . . Carroll Camp- with very little chance for mea- r a i r y u e e n . Cincuinati “ ...... 74 53 ,bury, Easton, Paul. Array chief of staff, Gen. Har- he|| a ___ trapped. "1 k n e w 1 was a goner.goner. Je — Har- bell attempting to map proced------su rablu la iiifail a t any p a rrticB tic u - 'y-i------J — A . ------CO le v e la n d ...... 70 ” 44— Several times 1 thought I was a Jy urjay yre lor behavior around small i_My- -J^acheLRumscyjAlbion.—_ ._ ...thatj._ .thalJinilBi^ptesMLjurcumsianc^ .“nfant' ------lar^spot------,------£olumbus,-0,.-..„... 32- 15— - g 45 o n e rr" - -...... ------Vi Vriesr-Krcd-RudoiphrMrs—My- -J ilanc^ .infant-^^-;-and-overheard^-^ne------The extended cooling trend in Denver ...... 82 ,54 , , ron Schroeder and Mrs. Ernestimest -— es^bies he thinks the 45,000 more .hj.„(|,jng jhout real lite — it takes ■Des M oines ...... 78 •3 The ' boy said he thought about JJi U.S.'troops President Johnson ,,o„r, ■ daytime temperatures has been "praying and getting out,"■ after "Allred Jr., all Twin Falls; Nan- tinson your mind off all that suffering r eliminated by the rebuildingilding G len n s F e rry'V |c Detroit ...... 78 53 P' .. I i j cy Baxter, Elizabeth Homlingin^ifng St, 0 Benedict’s, Jerome)m e h has a s' authorized for Vietnam'“ am 0i , .gitelevision." ,5 one of the rescue workers told 7 high pressure and readingsi wwill ill J D l uluth ...... 1 ...... 72 46 ?!” ® and Danielle Ellis, all Buhl; ^ Admitted should "see us through to a so- ______i 7 - . . , i 8 hinLtijsay..- . : ______“ " ' “aplmlifflbTbovirthc-seasonat-soirat- —(C®m —~(CBntlnucd~FrDm~P a g e On e y-' E EJ l-P a s o ■...... ■...... 87 67-. 1 8 r M Leslie Slatter-and-Mrs. Gottlibjottlib Sharon' Latt, Hazefton: Ernestfrnpsl lution." normals each afternoon. MostlylosUy and Stanley Jones, Glennsle n n s ' ...... ^5 )(i 56 "I asked God for forgivenes.sveness Zclmy-i-.le both Flier; Mrs. DallDal! Reed, Re Hagerman; Alvin Dixson,-■ He ottered no estimate as to clear sl;ies will encourage Uo Ferry, Fort Worth"...... 90 J) 60 for (or all I've done,” BoyceIjaid. said, Turner, Kimberly; Luella M. %f( When that solution might corne j ^ F g r r t ______------Gr o a t - FaHs- ..T; . . . , . 06 ;; 61------J W hcnjtkod-what-hojiad-donor -ft near ihe Seasonal iiuiiiiul:> at" A . dance , at the Glenns Ferry u- Buhl and Steve Watkin, S h o - ^ night. H um idities wiil b e q u ite citjf h ' “fO' Helena ...... 95 54 64 he lie replied, “I cussed onceein in a McClaiii,Mi Burley;' Mrs.'Michaelichael shone.sh Sho- \vhite "'’ I' House, where he reported ^ n City Hall was held Saturday to the President on an 11-day I l f ' '■■“ y Houston ...... 90 70ra - - while, wh never smoked or chew- Espey,es Jackpot, Nev., and TwyTroy Dismissed [°i ‘, O ff O n F o u rth night In honor of Ihe new queenlueen Indianapolis ...... 75 52)2 ed." ed. Sp „ trip to Vietnam from which he Light lo m oderate w inds, ex- Spencer, Las Vegas. jMrs. Lawrence Boyer, Hag- returi ' ®’‘" and h er attendants. jJackson, u Miss...... 83 i9 59 Hospital 1 authorities barred all S- returned Thursday. i cepi becoming briefly gusty Dismissed erman; cri Mrs. Custer Keyes,' Mrs, The jhe general, a member of the A SJ near the very isolated thunder- A special highlight of the JacksonvilleJai ...... 87 75 .30-but ,30-bui close fam ily from seeing the >f the A ssig n m e n t Kenneth Springer, Mrs,, Er- KeKeyes, Mrs, Harold Moore2 and. Jointjojpt Chiefs of Staff, said there showers, will compltile the. pic-, gienns Ferry event, which,, like KansasKa City ...... 78 )6 56 boy bo' after he was bathed and th e re O ------' the Gooding County F air beganlegan LaLas Vegas ...... ’,....1 0 3 81 pla “ l““ nest Allred Jr„ Relna DeVries,Vries, soison, Mrs, Cecil Durrani, Mrs, has has been b demonstrable progress T^^,e| ture for weather conditions fa- n placed in bed. He was the lone jjf Mrs. Roland Reese and Trina Jones, since gress Twenty - six members of the tions Thursday, was a mile and one- LitLittle Rock ...-...... 80 58>8 occupant oct in a room with severalI Mrs. 5?* Myron Schroeder, Mrs. Ro since his last visit to Vietnam■tnam pairfieFairfield - based interregional vorable for all farm operations J Gordon Bjornn, Mrs. Willard'illard all Jerome; Mrs. Darrel Watts seven , ti half - long parade Saturdayy af- LoLos Angeles ...... 88 '1 71 bet watts seven months ago, and thatt sue- fire ssuppression crew barely and also for recreational activ - ' beds. ■ ^Rathbun, Mrs^ Bill Johnsonn and amand d a u g h te r, Gooding,- a n d cessei ities, Irrigation requirements^ forIg ' temoon. The parade featuredtured LoLouisville ...... 76 'j 55 He . said he didn’t care about mi and cesses tar outweigh reverses.-s-. J,adhad timetii to clean up before be- J ((, m ore than 70" h o rse s a n d aibout b o u t MeMemphis ...... 77 58 . , | «“°“t Mrs, Eldon Mort, all Tw'win in MrMrs. Naomi Wayment, Hazel-lazel- President Pre Johnson has author-*th“r- ing jjsent on their fourth fire- a ll growing cro p s will te n d to J J 1“ , all the national attention heje was pjFalls; Maunda Haaga and Mrs. torton. ized £ 30 separate entries, includingading MiMiami Beach ...... 87 77 •*-“ receiving, .12 "It ain't worth it,” k ized an increase of -45,000 to0 50,- fightinfighting assignment of the year i.„ g i sev eral floats. Mi " ,'t. K. B. Mothershead, both Han- '------, 000 in Although numerous high level Midland, Tex...... 86 66 Boyce g ., said, "I'd rather be play- se, 000 in the U.S. tro o p s tre n g;th th in jftuSaturday rd evening. ' sen; Mrs. Dell Wuebbenhorst'•’O'^t . , Vietnam, Vietni bringing the author- t-. thundershowers were visible, late The '"r Elmore County Fair' fea- MilwaukeeMi ...... 67 48I* ing baseball or riding a bicycle.” ithor- informally tured a special 4-H division.Islon. MfMpls-St. P aul ...... 73 49 ‘ “ 7cle, and daughter, Mrs. Otto Wag-W ag- Cassia MemorialI izedized total i to about 525,000. . . yestcrday. Very little ra in iHorv known as the "Hot Shots" of augmented by pari - mutuelutuel Ne New Orleans ...... 85 68lg 29 .29 When asked whether he would nerne and daughter, Mrs. John Admitted AskAsked if there is a military ^ reached the ground, The only ^ “8™ J4 ' ever be going down a well again^ Ni Magic Valley, left the Twin ___ jrted horse racing which begann at NeNew York ...... 81 64 ajaipj Niichel, D a n i e l Rowe, ^ Mrs. ' .Mrs. Robert Larson, Mrs. Har- liajen stalemate in the Southeast Asian “Jjf'c measurable amounts reported ;3 he said, "Lord,-Nor!” ' L Ll a w r e n c e Quigley and Mrs. n ta in - ^ P -m , Thursday through Sat- NorthNo Platte ...... 78 .53 n . bid Bower, both Burley: Mrs Mrs. war, the general replied: "I w ere .08 -of B n inch at M ountain- P-™' 16 A crowd of about 200, personsersons JamesJa C h an d ler, all Buhl; j. 6:30 p.m. for a site that has Holne and .05 at Fairfield. Low urday.. The raclnR will continuetinue OkOklahoma City ...... 84 56 /' . Erenesto Alejandro, Declo, and deny .Dy It categorically." - . ;6 watched silently as the rescue GeorgeGe Lyne, Sharyn Steele and „ ne' of almost become a second home— ...... temperatures last nIght—Were th ro u gh Sunda y , b e g in n in g atlO a t 1 On m jiha'...... 80 56 wai -William- PowoN,-Ruport,. , The chief -of staff said one ot 5 Philadelphia ...... 81 6414 operation!! opc were carriedJ onon. Js Jana’VairdenbaTkrboth-Kimber- ■ :hg keys to a solution in yiet-the Viet- . Cordoroy[i Creek area-near-- mostly in the 50s and lower■ 60s 60s. PP-i"- -"'- P*' p . , , | . Dismissed ‘ » »rees Gooding. Saturday’s activi-ctivi- PhoenixPh ...... 100 8212 They Thi cheered and applaudedlauded ly; Mrs. Henry Martin, Paul; , 1 uke a reasonably successful‘ssful McCalli^cCall. A 20 - a c r e fire there, One exception was 44 degrees , “ 1 bodv Mrs, Gongulo Rico and son and P au l L. H ansen, Ann Luke, onth about one quarter of a mile ------a t-ftlrtleld-in -Cama.'i -Rraide. ties included a quarter horsetorse PitPittsburgh ...... 72 5212 when whi the boy’s mud-caited body Mi V ™ Polly Jean Wheat. Sonia Wrie!u/riri’ presidential election next month. , °“t -Tnr-a JPhilHrEr-SouthwiekrtiOth-MuE- -Hf said lie l ias b e eira rs s u i e j byhy -Itom-lhp-. Incalinn , nf_ a__fire____ At mid afternoon today skies.ijjgj "3iow Saturday afternoon ~aM aM 'PoPortland, Ure...... '. 87' 61— '-w ai .rson- ley, Judy Malon, Karen Schae------the announcement of the best RaRaleigh ...... 80 16 66 stretcher. stri The boy said noth- taugh;tai Robert Noh, Rogerson; a top Vietnamese general. Cao 'a®t'“ft," "'a-'’ a p p a re n tly ig- o f shov 10 ing audible when he reachedached Mi Mrs. Micjiaej 'knot’ cher, Gerald €unn and Nathan i . an nit^y lightning a t a b o u t 9:30 of show winner at an a rt exhibit(hibit RaRapid C ity ...... 88 60 ing L ^K Im , nil Riirlry; Onhra-I4it- Dan Diem, that it will be an ------{eatuHHg-the—work of many R liiu ...... 03 .11 S « honest election, and “I believeilieve ~ 13 slowly and smiled just slightly.ichtlv. M ar c'a'sr cilif., anti Colleenolleen t'®'tle.son, A lam eda, Cahl. and h uj im ." The first Cordoroy Creek tire M agic V alleyV ^ -well-known M agic V a lle y art- a r t- Ri(Richmond ...... 78 63 sio' Allen Hirai, Declo. J ists. St. Dela- D riscoll, San Jose, Calif. All in the Payette National Forest St. Louis ...... 72 |1 51 Tom T Farley, of nearby Dela- B irths ' 1 Marilyn Mari] LaCroix won the cov- Stprbg-TampaStj ...... 72 11 51 braton, bra was-the-man who pulled Births j was controlled by more than —— ^ted^ward~at~thg-act showr— Salt~LakF"Cityr-.Sal r.r.-“88 74 1.45 Bo; Sons w ere bowi to Mr. and E I ' i X x - H e y b u r n1 ' 2002T m men, e including the IR crew ------^ r i m e r a l s — 4 1.45 Boyce out through a 30-inch10-inch Ai daughter was born toI Mr. Mrs. Robert Larson and to Mr. N a m r e d as grand championipion SaiSan Antonio ...... 93 68 ope ^ __ *' memb(members, Tuesday. The newer 15 opening about 14 feet downra the andan Mrs. R. Dale Merrill, Twint™ and^nc Mrs. Harold Bower, all V f/ GOODING — Funeral servicesiiices stallion at the horse show was SanSai Diego ...... 80 68 sidi 1 fire, like the first one, is burn- iS side of the well after a trench Falls. Fa ■ Bu:Burley. ^ ( fo r Mrs, Je ssie M ay P alm er•will w ill JJigger ig g e r Dell, exhibited by J.J. T. SanSai Francisco ...... 62 52'2 had hai been dug to the well. ' W om an D ies5 Ing'i"'ing in Lodgepole P in e, b e held a t 10 a .m . M ondayy aat t Storey,.Storey, Jerome. Dandy Skip, St. Ste-Marie ...... -67 38 ■ Boyce g was trapped by (ailing HE'HEYBURN - Mrs. LaVauni^aun Crew members were cheerful the Gooding First Christianstian owned and exhibited by W./■ A. SeattleSe: ...... 84 61[ rock about 5:15 p.m. Friday and | ll Brower Duff, 29, former Hey-Hey. aboutab°“t being called away ffont Church with Rev. Harold Hake^ake StevensStevens, Gooding, w as namedimed ShiShreveport ...... ; . . . 8 5 '6 1 'lir^ D efectiv e Goodinfi: Memorial Srowi i was freed at 5:07 p.m. Satur- Admitted burn-resident, bur^ died Thursdayly at "’hatwhat hadr been their first rest officiating. Final rites will1 be reserve grand champion. Spokane Sp< ...... 97 65 dg. . „ J Spokane, of a short illness. period ^riod in more than a week,. held ta E lm w ood C em etery.tery. WinnerWinm of the grand cham-Iiam- TucsonTu ...... 93 755 .4343 , r j Mrs. Clarence Huber and Sjwka j ' A feverish rescue operation T d in e She w as bom Ju n e 13, jg 1938,3 g Ac“According rd to Bill E d m o n d s , Friends may call at Thompsonpson pion.plon, mmare award was Peachcsichcs WashingtonWa ...... 81 65 . J; T ire R eport Ha^Harry T/Furrow , both Gooding, [ley! Buhl, "There’s one good thing • Funeral Chapel from Saturadyrady and Cream,Cn owned and exhibit-ijbit- Wi(Wichita 79 Q 50 immediately began but other D ism issed at Heyburn and attended Hey- ““"I, small cave-ins hampered work- l ] iladl- School. She was marriedfried about““Out jgoing on a tire — it isn't ....pntil time of services, The fam-fam- ed by Roy Barth, Kimberly, Leonard Ba^(,,Sr. and Madi- J In as hot up there as it is down lly 'suggests memorial contribu-ribu- Miss TTop Way, shown by Ra- , ^ Requested son Hargroves, both Goodinf;nc - - lo-Lafryio —La Duff at Kellogg In J'?,t 1 it B irths 1962. ISince 1966 she h a s residiided ed *''«•" ______tions to the building (und pTthelithe Jene Chugg,Ch Jerome, w as namedim ed JAlaska, Canada,[ a , F ------^ ------Gooding First Christian Church,irch. reserve grand champion. By ’The Associated PressIS A so n -w as born to Mr. and in Spokane,Sp( _____ The taged stallion aw ard went c-„ Mrs. Clarence Huber, Gooding.ding. SunSurviving are her husband, Hawaii S, WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. ------two tw o daughters, dj Melody Duff and W l GOODING-Funeral services'ices Skip, Soviets A sk, ' G aylord N elson,- D-.Wls+ an- 9 W inners Listed jll Named as the winner ofI theth e H igh Low Pr. J Rene R ene Duff, all Spokane; her for Emerson Roy Jackson will 5 /^1 • rp— ..... noinounced Saturday he has asked -p parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Twin Falls Junior Duplicate ‘ all-around trophy In the youth major tire manufacturers to te- r . be conducted at 10 a.m. Tues- 0 U iinesevliO ‘X Four Traffic1/ KBrower, Rupert; three brothers,liers, Bridge Bridge Club met Friday night. . J showmanship division was Ra- Ed 2 -•-'f poiport the number of defective day at Thompson chapel by ,lene Chugg, p,. Jerome. ™M o n treal ...... 77 52 _ Doyle Brower, Heyburn; Kirk "^i"" Winners were Mr. and Mrs. J. Bishop Bob L. Rogers, Gooding had Ottawa ...... 78 61 1 5 tires they have recalled during -p* Brower and Gregg Brower, both C- C. Cla Clark, fir,^t: -Mrs.* J. M. "s More than 100 entries had the past seven years. JJ - LDS Church. Friends may call®!} vied for honors in an earlierirller ReginaRe ...... 96 588 R H e l e a s e S h i p ‘he D eaths O ccur Rupert: three sisters, Mrs. Husted Husted and Mrs. E. J. Ater, at the chapel Sunday and until horse show sponsored Fridayriday TorontoToi ...... 74 48 Nelson said he addressed^ the ^ _ T Bobby Benson and Mrs. Bonnieinhie second; second Msgr. Edmond Cody , time of services Tuesday. by the Gooding County Mount-ount- WiWinnipeg ...... 88 5 55MOSCOW (AP) — SovietPt Pre- rec request to 19 U.S. and three Eu- 2 Babcock, both Nampa, and Mrs. ''■'Q and M Mrs/4rene Oliver, third, ' ------eed d SheSheriff's Posse. VaV an co u v er 76 566 mier mu Alexei N. Kosygin, ta a ro[ropean tiremakers. ' II lll l WO D ays^ ;?eti°Terri Manning, Paul; two and ™'Mrs. J, Kingsbury and Mrs. 8 stern personal message to Red • SHOSHONE — Funeral ser- WinnersWinm Included, .pony class,ilass. AnchorageAn ...... 66 58 stei ) Red "It is clear that quality , con- By The Associated Presss Srandigrandmothers, Mrs. Adeline Me- -"‘8 B, Higbee, fourth. 4 1,03 Chinese Premier Chou En-lai tro vices for Mrs. Dorothy Bridge•idge Connie Stevens. Gooding, first;first; FaFairbanks ...... 54 54 1.03 p ' En-lai trol problems do persist inLfor tire ,^'iaho recorded in the spacece of Bride, Heyburn, and Mrs. Effie 8 .02 Saturday, demanded release of ma will be held at 2 p.m. M onnday d ay PhilP h il Roe,Ri Wendell, second, and JuiJuneau ...... 6 1 48 . 02 ise of manufacturing and that defec-•pnrh ® , hours Friday night and Crocker,Crocki Burley, Sho- Rusty Rudy, Wendell, third:bird: HonoluluHo ...... 88 744 a “ Soviet “ merchant ship thatIt was [iv,tive tires do on .occasion reach affic Funeral services will be held at Bergin Funeral Chapel, Sho- Rusty the target of attacks by Red (hj ,, early Saturday more traffic Furn shone, with Rev. Wesley John-ohn- hands .and seat for children'n It11 ------Rod the unsuspecting customer,"’ deaths j than had occurred in1 the at 2 p.m.p Wednesday at JAseph in i son oKiclating. Final rites will and uiunder, Brenda Peterson, Chinese mobs for the secondecond Nelson Ne said. fj^ Payne Memorial Chapel, Bur- U U I successive day. j first 10 days of August. Payne £ JOHN WESLEY b e held in Shoshone C em etery.tery. Jerome,Je ro m e first; J. T. Roe, Wen-55en"; Idaho He said information aboutibout Onlyq one traffic death wass re- ley, withw Bishop Van Sorensen Friends may call at the chapellapel dell, ■ second, sf and Rory Jewett,w e tt. High Low Pc, Kosygin denounced the "acts"acts thethese problems must be distrib-sylb- portedpori during August, up to Fri- otof the Aceqiila LDS Ward of- Sunday and Monday until time Fairfield,Falrfiel third, and western“^rn goisogg ...... 97 622 ' of rude violence" againstt the utedute to "the people whose lives dayjay night. But tour unrelatedlated ficiatiificiating. Last rites will be held of services.______^ Ppleasure, leasu r women 15 and'older, Ju rlc y ...... 03-j8g-----___ Svirsk and said the ship’s ! cap- eap: „r^are endnngered= the-peQple-Wha aceaceidents-during-the-night-and -and -irr-Heybnm-eemetEryrl^lends--itr-He ------. KKaren a re n James, Jerome, first; G ooding ...... 97 65J tain“ 'j and some crew memberstibers are riding on unsafe tires." Saturday gat, claimed four lives,ives, may callc at the mortuary Wed-Ved- Meg Sams, Gooding, second, , had been "seized and taken to v JEROMfe - Funeral services ^ f ® Idaho Falls ...... 92 52 en to Nelson is a u th o r of an originalginal boostingboo: the state's total lorr the nesdaynesda; prior to services. H jH ffier and . Gaylo .Anderson,. .G oSing. f an unknown destinatLon." ftosy- Kosy- t||,g .safety -propo'sai which: -he- year- yea: to 134: — ...- V ------fo r "Mrs." R ac h e l’ Mario M u ffler Lewiston ...... 100 65’ -j- gin demanded Immediate meas- M ala d ...... 55 , /Jf' came a part of the .Nationalional TlThe toll still was running far wil|-be -conducted at 1 p.m. ^.Hahds - and seat class-Jor chil- ? . ure to insure the safety of the j . Wednesday at the Second Ward- jj i I Mountain Homo .... 98 60 .08 ” Traffic Safety Act. bchibehind lhat of a year ago, when■ h'e" Bridge Club H a ^ f l dren 12-14 Roxie Barnes, Twin ™ J captain and crew and release of hun- IS9 d eath s had been listed Q n n LDS Chapel by Bishop Herrick p a l l s P ocafello ...... 95 58: the ship from Ihe Manchurianmlan . He said he has received hun- 1^ '■■ick F a lls , first; LaRay Gilster, ™ dreds of letters from tire own- thro'ngh thrc Aug. 12. C3U1ISummer Party H i M. Draiie. Final rites will bes at Twin pFalls, second, and Patty Twhi *''' Falls ...... 93 55• , portpon of Dairen. ers who had experienced mujikjulih_Three TI of the accidents Involv-volv- JERJEROME — Jerome Duplicatec a te the Jerome Cemetery. Friendssnds sonnlchsen,sonnlch tre rom e, third:ilr d ; TThe demand was made in a Hu may call at Hove Funeral Chap- westerr , pie failures of new tires, ’’some-ome- ed onlyc one vehicle. Two of themhem Bridge Cliib met Sifturday for Itsits hap- -western pleasure for m en, Hap telegram to Chou and the• t'*ttext times as many as eight outJt of resiresulted when cars hit inter-nter- summisummer party with eight tablesibles el Monday evening, TuesdayW Gates, Gooding, first; JerryUs I'win Falls itwas released by the Soviet news lu change structures ad acentt to in playplay. ------a n d until tlmB o f servicM W ed - -Jam es, "'"s ejght." vea- -James, Jerome, second, and i? agency Tass. ,j to Interstate Highway 15 n eastern■tern NortNorth and south winners-werev e re H t nesday. ' Ralph Goodwin, Twin F a l l s , , "Yet in none of these cases, to I"*® ll? News In Brief-1- Kosygin's message was' I the m y knowledge, has there been a Idaho. Another, in the southwest,vest, Mrs. A./ C. Clark and Mrs. L. F. ■ ----- th irdir d . • ]Judy Ramseyer, daughterEr o[ firstfirsi such personal communica- lire involved a motorcycle. __ Bruce,. Bruce, first: Mr.f L. H. Van- J H H ilces Flag ntce. Bob Giles. Good- “ . ■ public notification—to the J.ire RllteRT_-^uneraLservlces -Mr.-and-Mrs.-D,^D,-Ramsoyori-oyor,- tion tio n - in -m o iith s-o f-d e te rio ra■ating tin g ^dealer, the tire owner and ~tHe the “ Tli(rvictim!r: '' " Riper and Mrs. H. C. Hall, sec- ' fo r Mrs. N o rm a Nelson w ill1 beb e *ing, "8 , Ilnfirst; Alma Morrison, Buhl,Juhl, rq,Route 2, will receive a«bach-bach- relationsrela between the two giant h a j. - J a m e s H. Halbe.sleden, 28, ond, .a.and Mrs. A rtell K elly a n d „ second, and Janet Jo Rainey, 8'‘‘"t press—about this safety haz-, „ ar.d ------conducted at 10 a.m . Tuesday at I'*®!'! elates.-degree during summernmer ComCon m unist n a tio n s . But it ">!'• con- a rd ," h e ad d ed . ' NNew e' Meadows, killed whenI hisills Mrs. IE. A. Kelly, third. . ,,„ TonlghIToni Thru A u g m L 2 0 — ----- Mountain Home, third: clover,5 ^ commoncement-oxercises—Fri- ... Fri- lain tnlnpH nn th r p a t nf q m atic — ------mot - motorcycle went out-of control - East Teaf"barrel, Jani“Sagers, G oof j., ntrol East and~west“winners-were ------S Rupert, by Father Fred Pickett! If. day at the University of Denver,nver, break.brei on State1 55 — the old Statee 15 Mrs.^ rs CC. T, Otto and Mrs. C. H. ' “8:00 P.M. N ightly r^rt Terry Gates, Good- —between New Meadows and welier Final rites will-be at tho Rupert J"®. n I v e f TiThe message followed reports /^1 and Welteroth, first Mrs. S. ' L.l ! ______ing, second, and Trudi Hayes, McCall. Thorpi Cemetery. Friends may call at Gooding, j|.. third; figure eight n, ------SailSaturday that Chinese m mobs llC LJ las^O f’26 . ' T h o rp e and M rs. A. M. H of, r, Walk Mortuary Chapel Monday Mrs. Charles V. Jones,. 269 stormed stor the Soviet ship, -r* - J a n ic e M arie Schur, 11.“ • second,, " 3 and M rs. N." R . Tow le - - t w in FAllS-HIGH •ntii Rlchman, Twin month-old d au g h ter of Mr. and . j >. - afternoijn and evenlng nnd untilJntll pa||s_ p an j jifs,. j Karen Jones, Twin" Heyburn Ave,, has receivedolved smashedsma equipment and carriedi^riid Plans Reunion .a™ and Mrs. E. W. Sinclair, third.lird.i SiSCHOOL STApiUM - time of services Tuesday.- - , I,It word ol the death of her sister,Ister, off a Russian seaman, Tass p |. . Mrs^John A._Schlir of Idaho . Falls, second.-' and Bob Giles, Preparations are being finaliz-- Falls,p^n She died when her fath-fath Saturday will -be the-the-- - - — ------“ ------G oodinf |J;®’ Mrs. W.-T. (Ada) Hdrbert Car- said.said Tass, reported Friday_lnat that ed„j (or the reunion of the Twin er'« club’s regular masterpoint play. Gooding, third, and trail class,S ey,-™ former- resident of...Twin the ‘w'" er’s car smashed, inlo a guard rllJiL '•ay- ' V ;■ Ices JHap Gates, Gooding, first;-P at S 'f Tiyto the ship’s-captain, Viktor Korz- Fall!) H ig h S ch o g rC lass of ’26, rail - ~BUHL-~-GravesId« aervicos JHap Ga J l,, Falls,-who died recently jn Glen- hov,'hov, had been seized and beaten “ rail In Idaho Falls. _ |“ T “ fo r Cathi B e e Chandler, in fafant n t Shouse,S house, Eden, second, and Tru- dale, Calif,, of a short illness,ness, up by mobs. reunion committee spokesmen™6n q Qary; Michael Fredson, 23, San daughter of M r. a n d Mrs. J a mmes e s d i Wilcox, Shoshone, third. announced Saturday. The event Funeral services are pending’S at Tass7 , said the ielegram from ■vent Mateo, Calif.,- killed when a car ____ E.^Chandler, jylll bo conducted ---. G le n d ale.. ______kos; from will begin at 6 p.m. Aug. 19" at“t hit an overpass pillar near Po­ at 11 a;m, Monday at the Buhl ...... Kosygin calli:d Chinese detention KniKay’s Supper Club. - ...... catecatello. ^...... ^temelery_by-ilev.-H.B.Tl)omas. ot the ship, which had docked . t A Tributeu t e t o -The Twin Falls-Historical-So- -Jiity-2rto-piek'-jJ,)! upT rargrof~ f —A-coffee-and^ocial-hour-will-will — —.-^PTed-Fossr9l7'Worley,“-was ------' __ Serviccs.are under the directiontion ^ , cietciety will hold work meetingstings sdit,sjn a "violation of elementarynljry precedeP''® the dinner and danc-lane- killekilled instantly Saturday after- of Albertson-Dickard funeral I a t 9:30 a .m . Aug. 19 anc( 20 at npr; , II T( ing planned by the. committee,ttee. noonnooi when his car struck the s e r y i c e m e n “ ,“t norms of International law," It “ S the museum, af Ihe Filer Fair-‘'.“If' said the actions could jeopardizei-jlje AlsoA,*®' tentatively • planned - isIs a rear of a farm truck near Wor­: i - : O^ u r n P r e s s ! "* — — John L. Hunter, son of Mr.M r Eroigrounds. All members are urged ruRusslan-Chlnese j trade relations,tions. th e following day. ley, ley. Idaho State Police said, for Jtohn L. Hunter, Burley, and to come' nnd help prepare1 the ______A photographer will attend to J* The truck driver, Homer C. MALTA-Funeral services for L ^lurt, eye-iliaded idljbr w ho lilitill ofot h hfs typewriter and -on. M rs, June Hunter, Ogden, .Utah,lah museumni"- for the Twin Falls • photograph members of the Stevens. ^ 66, W orley, was unhurt. S h lrle /H . B ajjo w will be con- leed.^ D IN N E R S E T P “ Patrolman Duane Sorenson said. ducted at 1. p.m. Monday■ Jl at, w^ as as recentlyrec promted to Armyrm y CountyCou Fair,, The society need.^ S^iid. gfindi oul Ihe n t y i i| ona of f Ame America's m ott color* ^Hl,' Specialist 4 near Schwetzingen,gen styrofoamstyr of any size,'If any-. ByI The Associated Press M alta LDS W ard Chapel w ith Speciaii! me- one wishes to contribute, call VisitingVI West German chancel-lucel- MW rs. M arg u erite Conant, chair-hair- ful ^aracte|*<-T ^ded by a nimble istaff of men'and Bishop Harvey. Wight officiating. Germany, where he is a me- ■ ivill m an o t th e reunion com m ittee,ttee, FOR FOr FAST SELLING RESULTSIT T Q ^ ■- • -I?' chanic wilh the:' 517th Heaw■ aw 733-0341 before Aug,, 17, an dI ar- Ior K u rt G e o rg e K ie sln g e r will n™ ______women raporlcft, copy>y boyi,boys, pfeiipfessmen ond home» . -,~-LaBt--rltos-wiIUbo-in-M aIta ifSn. ■raiigement!r'Wlll~b6-tnade---toj-to be-entertained-atra'White'-House be-e louse issu issued-an-lnvitation-to-all-class ;lass USE-T1MES-NEWS-,WANT-ADS USE ------Cemetery. Friends ' may call>, Artillery ,2 E^ipment Mainten------delivery carrleri, th* EdilorEditor giveigives Ul all tha n tw i “ { ance Company. Picloverlook the adverlliinadverlisinj^ lolicitori who- fro m il;30 a .m . until tim e of ^ „ J[] CentercelJ will open at 9 a. m. Mon- OOrp rphestra. , the class., services M onday a t tho fa m ily Infant D ies pound our tlreeti dailyly ond galhor iha merchofidiia "“y BUfiL - CathI Dee Chandler,llnr day, according to Mrs. Merle I— hom o ia M alta. yone ^ , Knows you infant daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.ji,~ S ^ tof \ d d a r d , director. Anyone I menagei that tell ui whot warei wares ond larvicai ora , 1 ' wishing to make, an appoint- I aro always tW ------James J a m e s E. Chandler, Route 1, FLOOR SHAMP( for lole. Newspaperi ore a boon t(to Iha community, HEYDURN - Funeral serv-:rv- died nt birlh Friday morning^jng ment[1]^ may call 733-5745.______AMPOOER ^ 1 ” ^ I right whon ■ True lo their tpeciolizedzed jobi,jobs, worlworking long houn, Ices (or Mrs. LaVaun Browerwcr a t MagiMagic Valley M emorial Hos- ”1 buff; former Heyburn resident,ent, pital.pital, T\Twin Fnlls. ■ and WET VACUUMVACI • ;l I you send a V \ . friendly to averyona . . . theiathesa pecpeopla of tha Presi p a r- LABORATORY w ill bo conducted a t 1 p.m. Wed-'ed- Surviving,Survlv besides her par- / kseo our mlndi In circulotloni'culotionl nesday at Joseph Payno Memorl-orl- ents, niaro ono sister, Charlene I gift of Fox TECHNICIAN j L , , , ■ nl cliapel, JJurley, by Bishophop Chimdler;Chiindle Iwo brothers, Charles . FOR ^ ■ I flowers, ____ yan^SorciisenjpL tlio Acequlaiu[a CChmidle h a n d le r anil R an d v C lia iid le r. . „ Good pay,-roBularhourjr ~ LD S Ward. L a s t rltcii w ilf be b d ipllip ll BulH;Bull paternal grandpnr-[’"j] Btoady pqsitlon. ^ — r e n t ^ lield In Ileyburn Cemetery,■ry. eents. n t s , Mi M r. and M rs. F r e d C h an d - f I W . D illv e r ^ F rien d i m ay c a ll a t tlio m o rturtu- - l e r . Buhl,Bull ond n ia te rn n l g ramd- n d - WWi rita giving personal data Prolosslonoi Results-with ary Wednesday prior to JcrvlccB.;c j. parents,p a r e n ts , Mr, n n d M r s . J oohn h n ondo r qualification to — I Anywhsral JfK* I FUNERALM CHAPELCH, — - R a y , El all now equlpiTiBnl, R ay, Elisworili, Me. I Jamoi 0. RBynolds PPaul D, Reynold* , ' GravesldoGravel services will bo TIIREE DROWN conducted condiictt nt 11 a.m, M onday nt MEDICAL CENTER 11 ^ Addlion Avo. E., Twinw in Falli, PhoneF 7 3 3 - 4 9 0 0 NEWl’ORT, Ore. (AP)-Tlireeroe ttho h o IliiliiHuh Cem etery by R o v . If, I ' LABORATORY I floral New|)crg residents havo drown-wn- Q . Thomns.-Scrvlce.sThon lira under IM n d Av*. W. I ^ l“k. 676 Shoup, Twin Fdlli J I J 733-2674 I . e O ur Tow n! cd ill tlio ofpnn oultldo of New-cw- Ihoiho dl[cidlfcctlon nf Albertso'n-Dlck- ' I I We Salute Our p o rt. f t r d I'UiiiI'UiiornI Homo', ■ 44? Main Avt, 'w .il ' j

' . . , '1 r ■ ■ Iraq! President Abdel Rah- Twin FallFalls Times-News 3 South African:an G irl AntiouncuncedAs Local Lo Gil l B CIA A ccused ■ manJ ri Aref and leaders of Social-'I-' SSundo; u n d ay , A ug. U , 1 9 6 7 ' ist Syria discussed "moliilizingg '^ ^ • Arab, particularly Iraqi andd • ; G ains D egree O f Plotting Syrian I'll efforts, fo eliminate Is-!- the two (wo natipnsn; said today, Field Servicece StudentStu Forr TTl F H S p f C l ’ '■‘leliraeli ag aggression from A rabb Israel,ocIsrael occupies parts of Syria, Egypt and Jordan captured in er In N u rsin g soil," during Aref's two-day vis- Egypt and T e ritia Blignaut, 18, Potchef-hef- South South Africa A: imd attend a uni-mi- LarueLarui Avenue. Their daughter, JL Il i In S udan . it -ir^d^^ to Syria, foreign ministers ofif the iix-dayiix-da> June' war,______irti- C hristine, will be a sen io r a at- t ■_ “ f i stro o m , South A frica, will vbe v v e e rsity rsity 'w ' ith h view to iDCtfom- Chris I CAIRO (A P) — Sudan’s infor-or- yyvyvyyyyy)(vyYyvvvvvvv^wvvvvvvyvyWWVVVW th e 1967-68 A m erican Field Ser- ing ing a a physiotherapist. pi the Ilocal high school and will,vill ClaudiaCla Brown, daughter of Mr,, atid M rs., Claude Brown pS-l ' mation minister says the U.S. vice student at the Twin Failsalls -MisS'Blignaut-stated-in -MisS-E a-com-im- be hosth( sister----- . . . ■r Centrar Intelligence Agency is High School, ft is announcedI by munication municati that “the motto andmd OfficersOff of the AFS chapterIter Jr..Jr . twt in Falls,’ has been grad- f e a :an here are Mrs. Vern Routh,Ith, uatedu.ated from the Kaiser Founda-’ L pjottmg .!o.jve.rthrow the Su- .. _ Mrs. David McClusiiy, studentlent the opportunityoppc of the American here 1 danese government in hopes I; M I. Field S ervice has m a d e me m e president;pi-esii Mrs. Dick Baun, vicer[cj-tion-Schoal-of“Nursing tton-l at Oak- >' '1 and family liaison chairman. Field S jilt, land,. Calif. * , g ; that new leaders would yield to | II The exchange proizram whichliinh think a great deal about peace,ice. president;presi Mrs. Sally Bright, ■ U.S. pressure to sign a peace I permils a foreign student to( 0 Tliis~is Tins is surely one orthe'sblii-3lu- sesecri c rfita ry -trea su re rrT o lm Law-5W MisiVliss Brown was one ot 31 TS treaty with Israel, I ;ith rence, high school principal,)al, membersmemi of the graduating ' spend a school year at the localjcal tions tions to to the problem, living with rence Abdel Majid Abu Hassabu 1 school is made possible by (lie the and learning of people of otherher adviser;advis Mrs, McClusky, stu-itu- class. She was graduated cum dent and family liaison; Ken-en- laudelaude. ., ,, said in an interview with the 1 Twin Falls High School studentjgnt nations." "“i.'®®-’ dent C airo daily Al G hom houriya:i p iITED! l the neth Kail, school relations, and It body which raised $750 to bringring The P® host family for the neth ind It w as the first tim'e that . "The CIA and its British and the student to the United States,,[es .school school year ; will be Mr. andmd Mrs, Robert R. Harvey, Amer-ier- graduatesgradt of the three-year West German allies are paying and by the local chapter ol AFS\PS Mrs. Joiin Jo' H. Peterson, 1921 SanSan icans Abroad chairman. nursiinursing school received an As- , j ■ huge sums to Sudanese politicalS GENERAL1 AGENTAG members made up of parents, ^ sociate social of Arts degree in ad- . 'v parties and politicians" to g get et I dition to the normal nursing di- t _ them to sunnort the alleced^ed I ______for Life and HealthHealth Insurance Ins : the^commtinltyTvho have been')een ; ^ T, ='p 'pim im i< i 7 ^school offlclals"polntcd~’— t . plot. ; -.o.Q u ut. t^____ . _ ... p a s t host fam ilies an d TVha"who ■— ^ r-^- Sudan severed relations‘with < guide and aid the stutenls. The additional degree was thelie CLAUDIA BROWN' ,he“‘*| result the United Slates after the NO PROSPECTINGTINGPROBIEM! >RC ^ result of arrangemenls conclud­ . . . Twin Falls girl who was Arab-1 m e Miss Blignaut resides wilh ^ ed withw Contra Costa College. ' s Arab-lsraeli war broke out June her parents and has two olderIder • ’ graduated cum laude from thee 5 ,'i and and since, has turned, away'“y 0 Overy 2,000 prospects in rural FranchiseFn Group, MostM ost of the student's first year' . if from its traditional Western sisters. She will be a seniorr at " _ has always been devoted ,Q to KaiserJ:“ Foundation School of from 'I (E a s t of Blurley, u rle y , IdahoIdaho) • Nursing, Oakland, Callt. suppllsuppliers of weapons and asked the Twin Falls High School and ,■ •' studyingstudy English, science, andn a ------comes here as an American ~ Uie Soviet U nion to helpelpi' || s,- the humanities at Contra Costa . strengthen streng ils armed forces. We helpI you to become successful and; offer vested F ie ld Service International or from fre M erritt College inslruc- » » 2 iv 1!;; renewalsrene under one of tho finest iGeneral Agent's Scholarship jjudent. Her fatherIher tors aI t th e n u rsin g .school. J l 3 , ' Hazelton Awards r - j; Contracts available. is a civil servant in the Depart->art- '. ______^ —9 ^ ___ I k -■— lrrE^t- p^ Aijilt;ulturt! ill SOHTli ^ : SUTB ^ ^ ------; of NlNursing is a non-profit edu- F a i --MB Lo ans f eIf you are"B mari'who is wwell e ll-re respec s p e c te d vMth a g o o d | - . Afrlta and—her_mQlh£iL.Js-a^ .a------___ '-- I k ------• catioi - cational-m.siituuon which offer.s^ Paint . Contract | ' J housewife. HAZELTON-A'contract was;JJ, ■ - ••the MOST" - - •; Pe'-spersonal producing record□rd in Life and Health in- ; a three-year diploma programI awarded to Stuart B r 0 1 h e r s, I „„ j irs), Age 30-50, we would ' Ballet is one of the main tal­ .% Q^^re ' on gum, golf clubi, diomondi,,, •; Sura surance (at least 2 years), Age 3 ! r accredited hyi the National Twin ““ ‘f'’'- Falls, to paint the walcr ,odio e n ts of the girl w hich al.so in­ LeagiLeague for Nui^ing and the Cal- ' fodioi, walchos, lypewrllcrt, ildi,I, i| like like to visit with you. ' '''I ' tower and tank, by the cityy laddiladdlet, tooli, TV, mutlcol inilru*>- I I _ clude eurithmic- gypi and mod-nod- :—:------^— Ifornia State Board ol Nurs- ^J§r~'vv, .. IfornI [J’ council a t a recent meeting. menli, menii

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Editoriala Page T a x H[ike i k W ill H i t T h e W ( o r k i n g( S t t i f f Sunday, Aug. 13,1967, 13, 19 WASHINGWASHINGTON - This is a ' Under theI President’s propos- , Jersey paid 1.7 per cent of IlsIts Democra'D em ocratic W h ip R ussell Long,3, credit credit of of $700,0i0 on a $2,3 mil- , - sordiddid one. 1It Is about president al,ll, a a married ma: couple with two income income In Federal taxes, andI who offeredoffer oil campaign moneyy lion lion ince income.' A third, who re- Johnson’sinson’s pplea to the working kids:lds would woul pay an Income tax Texaco paid only 0.8 per cent,. to colleaicolleagues, in return tor the,e ported ported an a income of .$1,2 m il- , A , ' — _ ■ ' stifff to to‘shell 'shell nut a Ifl per |®BVc reported an income for 1960 off executive executive departments. Some of t this money is spent on such are several examples which indicate peopleeople who are opposfed to various $26,400,000s s i ii a f t e r deducting $2,7 this mon million for assorted expenses,. goodies goodies a as girls, lavish parties, that edue__ational. facilities would be' things,lings. You have people opposed to . One item of income was $26,2i stock stock tipstips to deserving Congres- much improved’ ahd the operation of ann air airport because they never use million fofor the sale of oil prop-■ men men and and bureaucrats, private them more reialistic if the districts jt,:, opp< opposed to churches because they I 1 erty. But by thie time this guy’s1 planes planes pi put at the disposal of I I 1 Influential polilicians, "person- were reorganised. ' neverever attend and, likewise, opposed Ym i'T’’ 1 * i ''-V f l f l ] lawlawyer yer hadhi u.sed all the legal influentia It was encouraging, therefore, to toJ the cost i of education because they V\ I I ■ HI - M ' '' loopholes, th e m illio n aire woundi al a l' 'lo loans” a n s’' and all-expense-paid read in the report recently completed arere oulout of school and either have no a S ttK M W ' Lipup with ththe T r e a s u ry owing himI trips trips ab abroad. r But most of il goes into campaign contribu- for the. Idaho Education Association- childreihildren or have grown children long - J846,330.$846,330. goes intc i Another oilman got a tax: tions, tions, ' A Reappraisal of Educational Con- outLit oof f e d u c a tio n w h ir ls . ^ 1 ditions and School Finance—that the So, gg too, you will find those who op- ' f f A increasing degree of specialization pggg’ose ^ any reorganization plan for i l -- -in -edueat4oiv-woitld^ltimately-mean— schools reorganization. ■ ■ Thehe da;day is approaching when such re- ■N j e i F 'i'he report dug Into the fiuaiicral organizrganization will be H m;i;essUy in------— BARRY GOLDWATER ~ situation, teacher salaries, future of ijaho.i a h o . education in Idaho and a host of j other things but we were of the opin- In i* fact, it is a necessity right now. : should be one of the most import- . i i - ■ n t D i d I t • ion that the basic step necessary to U . T h a n t I nt first steps in getting the educa- • really get the ball rolling in Idaho ■ ‘ was mentioned in two paragraphs on ball rolling in the state. United Nations’ Secretary' a "national"natioi liberation" move­ / Generai General I U Thant has done it ment that is comparable lo our of the 68-page report. If those who, WhatW hat with great new higfiways janningjnpst areas and high speed V ' again,again. Fre From his supposedly ob-- own in 1776.17 would work for upgrading education spannir jective ivoivory tower high atop the1 To conipareconij the terrorism and ----- in-the-state would^tartjright there, ansportation available,'getting stu - glass palace he has clearly ancj aggression aggressior of the Viet Cong lo the end result would be assured, o eints m s ii fro'hi their home to a central- S unmistakably taken the side of' . . thethe American Amer revolutionary at- These two paragraphs touched on re- ed and w'ell-equipp'ed school pre- ^ the C o m m u n ist V iet Cong; tempttem pt to secure1 for the colonies . a g ain sM h organization. ------v - w nts-no real problem. . ___ -, j against the besieged 'people of' the the fullfull rights ri of British citizen- . . . ------. -thetheSoiith., SOLith.^______^.._shjp_j.nd,_eyentually,sh jp _ j.n d . pojjtjcal___ It is not good business to have a TheThe < only real problem is getting’ ,'i In doing It, he h a s shown autonomy. autonom y, Is to distort’history, host of small school districts scat- thee reoireorganization job done. In doini again his unremitting hostility misread revolution,n assault com­ tered around Idaho when several ThisThis s step is basic. Most of the oth- I A M C C toward the W est and, particular- mon sense.sense Ignore logic and give centralized and Targe districts would er steps .which should be taken to up- MES j MARLOW ly, the UnUnited States. way to'thetO'thi most obvious person­ do so much more for ediUcation. gradeade education in Idaho would come al political spleen. That this nation should have The American colonists did We 1 a m atter of course if the reorgani- so powerfully and enthuslasti- "H realize the feelings of many cit- as a ma not wage guerrilla warfare in izens that there is community pride zationtion iproblem was settled first. tlllJ cally supported such a biased IS" ohnson Facin:cing T ough1 W orkout -Sand b itte r m a n for this high ^Great r e a t Britain.B r The Viet Cong to have a high school in the old ItIt is is i good that the reappraisal re- ' wages guerrilla warfare in the post, even calling him .indispen- home town. We are for community port>rt rerecognized this fact—even if vjA c m N rr I soudi. The American colonists \SHINGTON (AP) - Trou- Therhe Washington Was Post poked sen,sen, as a Republican, could sible, Is ju s t a n o th e r one ol ™ pnde but when it is blinded by the onlyIly twtwo paragraphs.' bles are pilin did not seek power over the are piling up on President aroundDund in in Congress,( lound unea- hardly hihave been expected to those exarexamples of the payment British. They sought only rights we get for drifting along with ^ Johnsonison ththe e c( lo se r he comes to sy spirits, sp irits, particularly among saysay less, which makes it easier we get fo ; for themselves. The Viet Cong the 1968 election,elec now only 15 Democrats,imocrats, some ot whom felt forfor JohnsrJohnson lo take, global tiditides, U TLnt^ reap- polntment as .secretary general seeks .to impose , Communism on monthsths awayaway. He is a political Johnsonhnson Isis hurting, and a belief What isi isn’t easy to take, since polntment South Vietnam. m \ j * a f m asterler bbut u t hihe is headed for his thatIt thesethese aret the most troubled hehe is hyjhypersensitive to public was nothlinothing else but that sort The list of differences Is, of m M T Zl toughestbest worlworkout. timesnes inin thisthi country ever, reactionsreactions to practically every- of drift. course, endless. » X I f ft/ Someme but notn all of his trou- Senate thinking ti Wouldn’t b e thing,;hing, is ithe accumulated mess “ ' wWhen t n ’ it w a s re p o rte d that he A Work 0 was ready to leave his post, If die ™ secretary general ol the bles; the wawar in Vietnam, the completemplete without v a word from hele is wadingwac through now and was readj United Nations is so badly mis­ ;he unpredictability of Uiings to there was a general agreement As could be expected, Chicagoans Banks,anks, the Chicago Cubs’ first base- riots, his request last week Johnson'shnson's longtime : friend and the unprei informed, or so badly prejudic­ Ongress to raise individual Tietime sometime critic. Everett M. .come,;om e. (by the coicolumnists, particularly, aren't sure they appreciate their new man. who feel that they are sort of ed. it seems fair to question his and corporate corpora taxes. Before Dirksen,rksen, the th Senate's Republi- Perhaps the only break he has who feel l entire set of credentials for such sculpture. It’s a 50-foot-high, monu- Aa group g rc of architects had to make electionion dday a y h e w ill probably cann leader le a d e r and definitely not a hadlad so fifar, getting ready for special delegatesdel to the United an imnnri-important job. mental steel sculpture to be unveiled numerojm erous trips to France to con- haveI more ttroubles. Two of manm oof f fewfew w ords. 1968,1968, is ththat the Republicans ha- N Nations) ations) Ith a t U T h an t was the only man holding the United Na- If this ‘ ® " were die first time that in the city’s Uivic Center. vincenee Picasso i that he snourd~uiKlBr=— tho-boswhinibost-thlngs-that-could-hap.— —Said-Dirk;aid-Dkksenj_lII_havc_alwavs yen’tiren’t yetvet icome up with a tower- only man 1 the secretary general had show n __ to him—an end to the war gonene onon thetht Uieory that no poli- ihgng presupresidential prospect who -tionVtogether^nd-that tions'togeti if h fi-le ft-^ '" ^ Surprisingly, it-was donated to the take,ke the th commission The artist sur- all would be lost. What a shaky ™on whichTide he is. in regard" an unconvincing Republican ticalal party party is ever defeated by dominateslominates the public imaglna- all would I to the Vietnamese war, there city by Pablo Picasso, recognized prised-ised them i by eventually taking on opponent-arenent—are only dreams another—itother—it defeats Itself, And tion.lion, base for-afor-an international-organ- “ ‘7 J all over the world as the master of the job iva^nnl lUignimight DCbe .some room for charity le job. then making a gift of the now:-it’sLlt’s too .soon to guess who . thatIt js js what who 1 think Is happen-, , So, as olof now, Johnson’s politl- ization! in interpreting his statement as !___ modern a rt!. Characteristically.^Jha—sculptu:l u l p t u r e .------— ^------_the-opponent-ippo n e n t-will_ b e -a n d an-end__ ing^—__ Lyndi Lyndnn.-ha^— exceptional caLfilleJsaLfaleJs in his own hands. ~'Presumably, Presuma innhls analysis,— nnt.hning ng-hin.si'rl n.s it sl^ems.____ “ he wiis the onlyTttTir^iircpm— controversy over the 162-ton work , , , , - to thele wwar a r is not in sight. skillill butbut thereth is always a first Vietnam, Vietnam with no solution visi- he was th< But it isn't die first time. U has worked its way into City Hall. Why people insist that art be im- for /or (hethe rriots; there may be le." time.” ble,>lc, was bad enough. I t sp lit m anded ththe re s p e c t o f all na- Thant has accused us of aggres- " ediately understood is difficult to more! this yearyei and worse ones WhilerVhile this thi w a s hardly pro - A\merican m erican thinking. Everything tions and a all factions at the Uni- If it is a bird or an animal, it ted Nations. This tribute. In sion. ‘1®He has warned that we iderstand. Eerhaps if the work had in 1968.168. foundind politicalpolitii philosophy, Dirk- aboutibout the war is intangible ej{- ted Natioi might "provoke" Red China into oughrto be“put Irthe zoo, and If • .J” ce:ept p t him. As President he is the common sense,s would have.K) P" it is art, it should be in the Art In- >picted ^ a pioneer on a horse and be based u p o n fa irn e ss to all starting a world war. He has irrying a squirrel gun, the Chi- symlymboi bol oof American involve- be based constantly turned his eyes from . stitute, 'said the-mayor’s director of ; mnent. ent. nations am and factions. igoans -WDuld-hav£_been_happier— the bloody facts of Viet Cong special e v e n ts .- -A n ^ a ld erm an ~ sug- ‘^ ^ g o a n . ThereforTherefore, he has become the But fairnessfain is the one thing aggression into the south. He ___ p e ste d Jn a-iesQlutlon before the cllv ButB u t iti would be-a safe bet that DAI II ‘ L taarget rg e t for the opponents' blame, that U ThiThant either doesn’t un- has even permitted the use of council that "the rustipg junk heap’’ somedaimeday Cliicago'FT>icasso wline .UUHARVEY- f ------.. - IChen h e n Uie_riotsjnushroomed,JIe Uie.: derstand orc feels that hc can _ the , 1,^ uU.N.'s ^ >.q premises as a stac- :an’t be blamed Jor them direct- do without,without H isTalest fantastic jng area fi be shipped back to France and that amongnong the city’s most prized posses- can’t be bl Ing area for a mass demonstra­ ^ . lyy but he iis the symbol of Amer- charges . againsti the United tion (ion againstagain; die United States. it be replaced by a statue of Ernie sions. can law and order and some of States, andanc South Vietnam, and U (j Thant Is, on the basis of .. L B B J A n d T n he public concern will be in support o f th e Communists," this,' far from an Impartial Trum an ' ESlumped on him. surely has shown that. world (>iy|divil servant. H e is in­ WWorst orst o:of all, from a political The7 1 ,5 sj j e c c r r e ta r y g e n eral is quot- stead a shrillsh advocate of those TWsIs P residre s id e n t is m a k in g involvedreived in In Uii's untenable situa- standpointitandpoint, is the fact the cost ed asjs sayingsaj that the United who are commidingc aggression ^MRr^SPEGTATOR ~ M. ■ Harry■y TrumaTruman look"good and I tlonh iiPVietnam. liTVlel of)f thethe warwar forced him to ask for States, states, in isending its men to die and a shrillshri enemy of those who ----- —^ never-thoughr-thought I'd ever live to Thusrhus Presidents Pr Intervened a1 taxtax increaseIncr which will affect in Vietnam,vie'tnair is actually fighling ars ar# opposingoppost that aggression. that. abroad, ro ad , blapilng big] "prior commit- nearly,learly. everybody, ev If Congress mts,” and Uius has the White ipproves, approves, and therefore create - J l i p j r H i p ijL-JEorLM alta^^a use-usurped almOst total con-'— new-anta|lew-antagonlsms toward-him. - — .— - excusesses themth em in C u b a -is a gro- II over foreign policy. Perhaps Perhaps his most deadly polit- n r n n In these days when everyone is catering THE BLUE STAR tesquele inconsistency.Incons: Inn Vietnam,Vietna President John- lealcal opponent—and oppor maybe con- UL , J lo the diversified desires of tourists, comc,s There’srhere’s a bluo star shining bravely ~ son1 has cscalatedcst an "aid mis- sciously—Iiciously—Is Ho Chl Mlnh, Com- M n ^ [| | m ----- jiQW-thc island ot Malla with a law tliat Is- Agali e Commandcr-ln-Chiel’s re- sion"n" into a full-blown war with munistnunist boss bo of North Vietnam, — a.ihockci:;------^ ...... - I g o t il tions on our military, spar- Americanaerican trijops doing nine- whovho has 1 been at war 21 y e a rs, ho enemy’s fat targets, con- tenthsiths of tho tl fighting. firstIrst against agai the French and ...... ■ This beautiful Island, which just happens Back^“ackM babyV, ^ - ffis'ele? i\ to bo the homo of the newest Hilton luxury I little c ids every American mill- SenatorSenator Fuibright I has Intro- nowlow agahagainst the United States. hotel, does not allow women to appear on AndAnd j pmyed'through lonely tears tradition. ducedced a resolutionre requiring a As leader leadi of a pretty prlml- any ot the beaches while clad .In a bikini I wnswns r; raising another soldier d now that he has.exhililted jointnt congressionalcongri - presidential tiveive society, socli it might have or a two-piece bathing suit. I'orTor 1 battles unheard of In thoso years, comparableparable Indecisionhi and vacil- declarationilaration to seal any national seemedleemed reasonable ri to Uilnk he j Now this rule Is most unusual.. For Iho Our)ur Toi Tom Is'a lofty pilot ationn andand political pi preoccupa- commltmenmmltment abroad. ' wouldvould havehav caved In when this y ' most part, on most of the bathing beaches, HisHis sl sights on wonders on high. , “O" inI" deallpgdealipi with'the criminal SenatorSenator Fuibright F adraits-that cpuntry:puntry decldcddt to make a real' ,' tho women tourists can \Vear ns little as - ' Hisils porBonnie and Tpnya are waiting/ - carnageage min oour own streets it He wantswants thisth resolution to cause var war of of it it and particularly when t Ihey want. What the operators are after is AsAs we we did'in years gone by. obviousivlous thattho this President is Congressngress to tc re-evaluate all our itt beganbegan bombingb -the North. -fl tho money, not the sult as such. ...Mother going5 too bebe aa tragic disappoint- overseas:rseas commitments. co ' He He had had one thing working for ^ t ( 0 those o f us who gave Senatorienator GeorgeG Aiken, Rcpub- himlim andand heh made the p o st ot It. But in Malta the officials apparently have _ ■ , otherldeas. The m atter of the bah against \- the-bonofit -of-every-doubf. -Ucan,in, secondstsecoi he- mptlon, -Hb— Thisrhis waswas--hl3_reallratlon.-thB ...... tho skimpy bathing suits'was detailed In a ------Aready lready a a petition has been /s ou'r ouV nation'snt interests may UnitedJnited '' StatesSt would want to booklet wc read the other day — ono put GIVEAWAY. D E P T . signedId by b y 47 47 persons from 26' t require require bases in Asia. . confinelonfine the th war lo the South out lo attract, tourists to tho Island, We/e hav have three l^lttens to give away. Two slatess —— Who*no were^delegateiTto ’ Iomotimcs-thlngs-hav(i-lo-got— ^-"1“ rather-tha•ather-than invading-the-North______Personally, we say hooray tor Malta. Hut arc! white white and one Is black and white. Call lhe lastast Democratic Demi Convention lily bad before they can^get md and tlius Uius risking war with Red will tlio m a le to u rists soy lh a t? It all rc- S ta nn V aan n d en b ark at 423-5026 o r you m a y — askingikIng President Prei Johnson not ter. If If ourol humiliating exper- :hina, China, injl m ains to bc seen. ' s ic ththem-'ono e m ' mile south and one and one- •? runin a again. g ain , " f o r tho good' ol ice in Vietnam^ makes stay- His His reasoning rc after that I i Also w hat re m a in s to be seen Is what dis- h a ltt iiiilemiles : east of KImborly. the party.larty.” That's Tl a vote of "no- “•'homesliomes oul oi of the Fulhrights, • seemsleems clear.clei Since there was al-- Wj* g \ \ I// turbancc, if nny, will occur at (ho twin ______^______conlldence.dence." in, we willi havo salvaged readyeady dissension dis In America X H ue benefit from' tho long, overiver thethe war,v if the North kept ,n 1 ; I Tails High School w h en m a n y of the gals DOG MISSING? In thethe Senate,Sena Chairman Pul- K iv US ■ anpenr (or cla ssw b rk In these new mini- W e Im v Jstly, debilitating blood-let- fighting,ighting, tlie tl pressures at home, li rc have received word from the Idaho brightIt o of f T Toi o re lg n R elations Is g. £ ■ md a n deven even the election’s political IU jr M skirls, , Humanenane I Society, Boise, that Ihoy havo In pickingng up up increasing li support tnre(ui | ;areful introspection by our necessitieslecossities, might Induce John- r l^ i f Wo have It on good authority tliat nl a theirIr carccare a couplo of dogs from Twin Falls, for hisIs sufigcjtlonsufigcj that Congress Cimi>rpssngress might n indeed reveal 'son to seel slylo show the other dny tlio young moilcli An adul on lo seek.a truce. ,n adult fenialo — a WIrehalrcd Terrier hercaltcrliter Sebe requiredr to approve f fIt we ha"hnvo no more husiness To To help liel[ make the United sporlcd the 5 klrt.s in most all Inslanccs, wllhh Twin Falls license 446 Ij under mcdl---all -n1 a t1 l1 o0 n 1 a n a commitments trvinijing loin maken the world over Statesitates getget tired fighling such a —wS^t — r—Wo-cany-reniembcr—whcn-thB-blg-han— cal"cnrtj-(-cnrtj-forn-skln-disordcr.-Sho-waii-fouild— abrold—Thnt' lonfldenco. layingour Imaco || than olliers'li'avo slandsllllTandsllll war,i Ho liicfcnsedniis ■" came out about tho gals wearing those llghl In Bolso3 o ls o A u g . 4. • "n o co n fld en ct Ing lo Ihrust their "way of forces, ns ■ Lev -lypo pants, It would distract from tlio A Gorm orces. as llie United States Gorman Shorllinlr female wns found In .The) ConstltiltionConstlti requires Sen- llfo"i" on on us. us. Then tho Aracrlcan Kiurcd poured In In more men. But so fnr world ol study, tho officials said. the MerldM eridian area qn Aug. 7, This young nto ratlflcatloiatlflcatiori of formal treal* Gibraltarjraltar conceptci might bo re- Johnsonohnson hns h shown no incllnR- Well, now they will apparently have Ihu dog c carrli a r r i e s Twin Tails License 258. ies,but but out' out' recont Presidents la instated, te d , tioi) to scol opporliiiiity to make anpthor ruling It they Both do Ion lo seek an easy way oul. , oth dogs can bo claimed by contacting hnvo niadc niadc promises p lo olher n In whichwhich case, this President Tho Tho incrensedIncr bombings in re- ‘ so wisii, Dccnuso w o IWvo it straight from th o Idnho Id n h o Ilumaiio Society’s sheller hicated countriesrics which whit were never for- willI not not only onl have made Harry ccntcn t dnysdnys m ay iiidicnlo th e o|>- tho horse’s hiouth-thnt tho nilnl-fklrt lnva- nt GowcnG o w c n TIekI, Boi,so. If you telephone iiinlitcdcd as a s Irehties, tre We present- Trumaniiiian look lot good; he’ll havo poslte,oslte. What Wl Johnson may bo ^ , ® m r k, NtA. iK. . slon will bo on at tho local scliool tonn then[i nsk Ifor Mrs, Teresa S. ilnnnon, pilb- ly haveVC oobllgn b llg n tlo n s to 40 niilHins m adedo BarryB a rrj Goldwator look ov- seekingecklng beforebc clectloit it not a darling tlmo tills month. llcityy director.*dire ilmllirir toto tlietlie ons which got ui enbettor. better. ■ uuca Cut ruca but« victory. a diint intalnatnhing diopoM"dio ,1^ Glenns Ferry » ^ Sunda/,Sun Aug. 13, 1967 Twin FallsFa Times-News S W ill V ote On j | ^ l l l l FFood Pricesicea Push LiviiLiving Cost ' -. By JOHN T. WHEELERI |break-awayi break-a inflation, huge im- and pbrponds in the country lo . S ew er B o n d ■ 'p 'a S w ' ■ •yiSigs'a;;;;.; SAIGON,s a : (AP) — Soaring,ring.ports ports ofi motorcycles, sewinging around $1.35$ for ocean fish. GLENNS. FERRY - On~Sept. - __ foodf - - ".prices hfi ve nusbed theii^a^hinI machines and other durable The pi Vietnameseyictn cost of living upl , '’1'^ The price bftop grade pork 12 the voters in Glenns Ferry -j goods stem m ed the tide. Be- wil! v o te on a $250,000 sewer 'A somesom e 35 per cent so far this now is around J1.50 a pound, ' ■■ k A yeary e a r and the overheated econo- cau,se . the United States put up . . bond to provide sewer lagoonsns — ^ tlie dollars td finance thia. it had,in ii And . ° a dozen° eggs now sell for ■ . . fnr sewape treatment, and iiew:w ,|S, ~—^ my may spin. oyt. of control en- ™ ' around $1. ^ H |I 9 || - tirely in the months, ahead, eco- some-tfontror- , around S sewar trunk lines and a storm " fl| • ' ' i llL SKKBBSkt nomic sources indicate, ' Now Vietnamese are puttinging Some economists have attrlb- sewer system ih the downlown • R iet. uied the rise in food prices in Because of the impact on the,u. their ^honey inlo a belter diet, nt^tl 'I'e business area. Total cost of the JH The price of fish, for instancenee I recent wweeks in part to the ina- p ro p o sa l would b e $360,000. withith ■ ' I '''' peasants and working class, the ‘ ™ I" t|je:bility o f.farm ers in the (Mekong economic battle is considered‘d a soi2 ° '’“ “ P P'^'' tfieibility of. the F e d e ra l Government al-al- 'f'W' ' ' J. past year. Since ,Ian. 1. olherher delta to move perishable food ‘ readv approving grants totaling ' ■Jj vital part of the political war in irk-, I items by. road along national. ----- VVietn ietnam . N ■ ' ...... -key 7 Pf'prico boosis included ipork, it?™s b; $1 1 0 ,0 0 0 , ' f t - ' ' ■eed P^'' *^SSs. 50 pel- cent,2nt.j highwayhighw ay 4 north to Saigon. Viet • W B '■ ...1 " a n d DEHflONSTRATION Street, and another south o on n > • ,L £ase_.the storm warnings prove . ^-of Iho lamoui TELEX "comloft nound" Oregon Street, All of these T -j- ~ ■ "I caSTel'nwi'y with murder."- accurate, I-HEARING AIDS In car, behind oar, and would dralp into Canyon Creek.t Inaccurate— X l l d ' Ml 5 Years Did ' A U:S, economic source onceDnce eyeglas*, models, -H e’s Only 15 Yi __ _ IniipheH a t th e .sugce.stion th a t ___ SmceMt has been deiermlned® r — ^—^ ------— ------RUNE K ll.l.F.n ------la u g l ------SEE-OR-€Att----- — Ihrough a study that a storm•m ByB; TOM TIEDE of the th e U.S. p o p u la tio n but com-im- "Wl:"W hat d id you stea l? " PAI.PALMA DE MALLORCA,CA, the.l the. Vietnamese should be pres- nd PEORIA, IH.-(NpA) _ The, 0 mit o' over half of all lawbreakinging “"Soi Some ju n k ." BaleaBalearic Islands (AP) — Nineline sureisured into being prepared to im- • sower system is needed, and PEORI, ind plement such drastic measures, I construction of such a ' systemim popular conceptionc 'of the com- property offenses. “Dii“Did you give it back?" Briiis!British tourisis were ki|led and plem PROFESSIONAL HEARINGHEARW AID SERVICE 2li injured today in the collision;ion Such controls would be widely would allow the size of the mainlin mon criminalcrin . is grossly Inac-1C - AndAnd, stiff though the statis-tis- "Hell,"He n o ." 2fi inji ec- of a tru c k and a b u s . N in e of theth e unpo;unpopular and virtually unen- J P i n A U n WARBERO sewer line along the river from)m curate.curate, Un.shaven? S e a m yy -- tics are,a the probability is they[ley GaryGar; B chuckles at his rec- of a ti S i OFr IIDAHO V H n U twin fails, idaho •ter ollecilons. He liglus a ciga-injure; a- injured were listed as grave, po- forceforceable, he felt, “ the present sewer system to he faced? BulkyB and belligerent?It? will w ill getg sliffer. O ver a q u arter ollecii' During the last bout of reduced in size, and that thehe Chuck mmost of the adjectives,ss. of the U. S. p o p u la tio n is underder reite. i-ette. He stole lhe pack, he lice n rep o rted . Du savings In the cost ot the pipepe The onlonly one that fits is "bel-el- 10 yei y e ars old a n d police are wor-ror- 'mmm would pay for the storm sewerJer ligligerent." e re n t." ., rieried d 1 about tomorrow, sy.siem. this has been included:ed TheT h e avi av erag e law b reak er todayay ““I I can't speak for Other cil- di­ I , in the plan. doesn't s shave at all. His facece ies.”ie s," .says a P e o ria policeman, ------This propo.sal call.'! for a 12-]2 . jf is smooth, not seamy and he ""but b u t I look f o r juvenile crim e I.A hasn’t had time to grow muchch toto-get ge worse and, worse in this Inch main sewer line from th^ ^ fi? present sewer outlet to the pro-. bulk. He is, after all, only 15 area. Why? Because there's al­ p s hr u p l f ' years old. most nothing the police'can dol ER ^ posed site on the Hampton farm, ' He is a kid named Gary B. aabout b o u t it. S o c ie ty won't lot us! it- . an d a 10-inch main line froni who sits ' nervously on an oakak treat the kids as crooks." 1 T e i r the area around the high schooT u m p o ” bench in a Peoria recreationon TThe h e man's c o m p la in t is in ob-!oh- ______lo Canyon Creek and down thalJ ‘ center. uHe is dressed. In stove-/e- vious reference to the strict-le-i ■ ■ stream to First Avenue, where pipe , trou.se'rs and a T-shirt. Hislis gal limitationsli imposed in juvo-'m .' YOUR JTOM WITH M9M M AT l(lOW lST POSSIBIE PKICIS the line would be enlarged to hair r j hangsi,„no limply over his ears,rs. nile crimec w ork. Police say suclij 12 Inches. This line would flow ' OPERAIED BY^GAMBtjlY„GAMBL|i5K0GMP,.JNC. _ J , SUIUMMfIER ™ He stares at his feel. His eyes'es limltailonslimlta are asinine. Tlicy say Ihe general direction Canyon™ areg^e red and his hands dirty,ty. the Ilaws make a 17-year-oliil ___| anH intn thp cpivpr j I ^ iHOPPING CENTER —He is a burglar.' He has-beeit rebbe ^ -BLUEaAKES SHQI E A l 8 J M y i < ---- lagoonsJt-wouldJlQW -withouL arrested twice; He-doesnU-care,re, 16-year-old16-yes robber a "misguided!ded! S T O R E H O U R?S: S : M o on. thru S at. pumping. .-Why“Why ido you do it?" boy."b o y ." !' 9 ea.m . to 9 p.m . ro------‘^Where—are —your—paccntsil^------tlUr" lln lil rl'V-ont- yparc " snys' ___ “ - c t « ------A fuur lagoon-coiPplejHii-pro-----“ W here ^ ------SSunday-J.2-to-5 u ------iiCE— posed with two large lagoonsms A laugh.laugl detecidetective Fosco.-t,^‘we w^ej- e n't and two small ones. The largege "Do youyo know you’re headeded even allowed to fingerprint or|or I ______ponds would have . a surfaceice for.for serioi serious trouble?" photo;photograph a juvenile suspect.ect, area of 15 acres each, while thehe A yawn. yawr AndA nd things a r e n ’t mucii bettor'dor' ■ ’ • ■ _BACK-TO-SCHOOL | Z E B C O - 9 0 9 ------two smaller ones would haveve Gary IB is .symbolic of thisnis now. We're told it’s all for the R E D W O O D ■ surfaces of 1.1 acres each. nation's ] juvenile delinquent mis-is- good of the a c c u s e d . Well, whai£ 50 Fl. length • ^ Redwood Set Sumner Johnson, engineer, eries. Last year kids like himim about the good of the victims?"; Children's . ’ accounted for nearly 25 per cent;nt LocalLoc police a r e especially dis-j 1 S V z ' T a b l e SPIijlNG., noted that this was just the “ , of all law enforcement arrests,ts. gruntledgrunt over the functionings 2 B e n c h e s FAN TYPE S preliminary proposal, and a few P p„-^| e o r ia Policep a lo n e m ad e 5.296!96 of'theo f'th ( juvenile courts. "We I ar- SOMER minor changes may be n'ces-. such arrests . (under 17 yearsirs rest somebody and for whal?. LUNCH REEL sary in the final plans. He said W e r e 1 7 . 8 8 ° old) , , , some for thef(. ar-3r- The judges just turn Ihe kids ROSE that^the addition of new indus-' son and ’ j. you name it. Thirty-ty- loose."loose. Thus o f 5.296 juvenilei' HOSE comc o m pplete with extra .. try in ihe-comjriunily- between~ .'(nur-werifoui^were-detained-for-nareotie lie Itrrcsts—here—itrrcsi last—year, pnliciriiCT^------_lUS_ Ihe time the proposal was lirst m misdeeds isd eed s. 213 for b u r g la r yy, , botheredbothc s e n d in g only 243 lo10' spool and storage made and now, may change the three (forqV murder. trial.tria l. I -with 1 pint TRELLIS final design, but that the cost •J'of Says juvenile detective Franknk And even when courts convict, b a y the project need not be changed, posco; “ if. Triple Tube T h e r m o s m Fosco; “Kids under 17 commitnit ththey e y do not p la c a te police bit- A public hearing on the pro-ro- every well-knownwc Crime in thishis terness.ternei Under Illinois law, juve-ive- posal will bo held, an informa-la- town iind some others, like gluelue nilesn iles aro not c h a r g e d with spo- tional meeting is planned, andnd sniffing, that aren’t well-known,vn. clfic crimes, only delinquency Regular 2.54 Regular 2.98 STURDY ~ Regular 77c ReRegular 16.95 a copy of the Sewer ordinanceice It’s tragic.trag I’d say that over/er in general.{ Even suspected:iecl aljpearing In a local payer, so 70 per centce of all Peoria crimesies murdmurderers are but sent away that everyone may study the;he involve jijuveniles." to stastale correctional schools and' proposed sewer bond Issue. That guess,gi whlle“shocklng. Is iffeIffe‘average a stay m one bflhe' ; STEEL CHAIRS ^ ______not n o t rare. Peoria kids are neitherier insfitiinstitutions i s four or fivei ^ ■ “5 0 0 |9 4 5 wworse o rs e nonor better than those in months. montl I Were 5,99 J other cities. According to a TheTherefore, the police problemlem | Pocatello Trip “congressional report by Chicagogo is ap|apparent. Regardless of their Congressman Roman C. Pucln-in- diligediligence they can only clearlear j on delinquents off the streets fnr for ------— ------Made By Burley ski. juvenile crime in the nation delinc - 5 0 0 - has increased to a level where‘rc a. fenfew months at best . . . and • Credit Women H"it now accounts for an annuallal thenth e n .1 .only if th e j' a re fortunate.lie. BURLEY - Members ol thel,g public I®loss of $4 billion. get t!through the red tape and Burley Credit Women’s Break-iIj. . "ucmsk Pucinski's facts are stupefy-fy- gget e t a conviction. To coispound the woe. at lea.Mla.M *>• fast Club traveled to Pocatello|, ing.'” 6 - Among Amo them: To i IB ...... ^ ^ - | 7 AAluminum and Web V S —Considering all ages, fromim in Peoria,Pe the kids take advan- Vl Thursday and viewed a demon-■ ,^1'the cradle "j'l to the grave, thel e tageta g e of the s itu a tio n . They feel V stration of the Burroughs com- ' 7 w they’re untouchable. Gripes :i ) Grill it -puter machines at the ,' m ost fi^giientlv arrested I a w they'r ^ b re a k e r s in- th e U nited StiiTesies ^i.sgu: (iisgustcd“cbp';~'Thcy‘re~laiigh= ----- ROCKERS ^^ Shoupp Shoup . . . today arc are 15-year-old boys. ., ing a t u.'.’’ — witti-NorthernF[liern-Hardwood-^5y------That evenmg the group held•Id -Eighty-eight—Eight per cent of all GarGary B. for one, is certain- Regular 8.99 \ its annual family picnic at Sal-“I- car theftstheft in the country areire ly laughing.,la t : . .% X h a r c ^ H u la H o o i o p $ — -mon— —Butli^i,—Barbara« - TOrrmritted-by committei perijnns under-theh e —*4^ -“ 1-ve-heen arrested twioei’- haj — ^ a r c o a l # Stiens was general chairman forer age of 25.2! Thirty-five per cent:nt says, "but nothing ever hap-ap- X the p icn ic, of- all cacar th e fts are by per-3r- pened. p ened The cops knew 1 stole Vv j w f a s t S T A R T I N G 5 0 0 . 4 Now with'ith souni sound The next regular meeling will'ill sons undiunder 18. theth e .s .stuff. B u t nothing, happen- > Regulara r ?5c2 5 c v a l y e be at 7:30 a,m. Aug, 24 at thehe —Youpgsters—Youm betweea. 11 .andnd ed—Iheyed-Tl just-qiiestioDed mc and Regular * Stampede Cafe, 16 mmake ako up only i:) per centmt lelet t mem go.'’______/// 3 10-lb." ■joo# ^ y ^ 6ags.., ...... m - _ — Sunday, AugusUB.|ust 131 fo 5 p.m. •.InTwin In Falls | ^ ^ UMBRELLAS M ------w hil^they-lflst ------■ Refreshments!Is! Door Prize - An Electric:tric HairH Dryer! 6 Vi foot size

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6 Twin Falli Times-Newsews Sund Uonal educati^ ■ group „to mOre than 40. Wt ' Maj. Wilmont N. Trumbull bbe- e -.. ’i H I I came the conductor of the group-oun fic^rficdr am and B andm aster of t h e ------:------______irErom o m - Salmon thfiy-wentnorthorlh —Fifth UTSri-Army-Band-in Eng­ AIDE RESIGNS to Lolo, Mont., where luncheonleon -H T“ TATienn866randi(rs''li!id“Dver“ m r ive^^^^Q ^ M |^3^gaaPg-Fifth-U d mil- land.land, No North'Africa and I t a l y ■BOISE (AP) — It w as two tw o wasw as plaplanned. From (here, the H i ' 25 years of exjjerience with mil- I itaryItary bands. duringdu rin g WorldV War II, and as down and one to go today for route Ktook them west across:oss ' H executive officer and assistant his Lolo Pass and along the Lewis M At the end of World War II. executive Gov. Don W. Samuelson In his Lolo Pa I conductorcond uc to until his appoinUnent announced Intention o^ gainingning and ClarkCla Highway — U.S. 12 H I he returned tn the United Slates to his present position. a new administration at the Ida- —to—lo OroOroflno and thence to Lew- B I to direct the Army Bands at ^ TT- T,-.- - ~ The concert is free to the.pub­ ho State Penitentiary. iston. S I- Ceimp Kilmer, N. J,', for -threo lic. In casp of inclement weath­ I yearsy e ars of post-World-War-II duty. Mark Maxwell, chairman1 -- of ------B J er,e r, the perform ance will be h e ld the 'Board of Corrections an and d H B P ' I nI In 1950, he was reassigned lo In tbe O'Leary Jr. High School prison w arden, su b m itted his hl.s CREWS ALERT ' ■ i>. Auditorium.A uditorli resignation late Friday, afterIfter MCCAMCCALL.ldaho (AP)-Crewsews H ------r s' saying a day earlier he plannedined were on the alert today for newnew ' H I Vf I 117*11 ■m M ------net -lB -q ult;----- ^------fflre»-following-a-lighlning- lre»-foll 6 l0 Hft - H He; -Auto-Demolished-— _____ Hes aid he.chanred his mindnind which which svswept across southwestern because of'mounting pressuresure Idaho,duringIdaho _d the night. \- Books-Audited— - ■ N^^i^Jackpot— : which he said wa4 causing him ButBui olofficials of both the Pay- H I - HE' HEYBURN — The V111 a g e A 19&f-Rambler driven by a mental and physical discomfort,fort, ette ancand Boise national forestsesls H I books. ha.ve been, audited, and ,.^ H | 22-ye.ar-Q22-ye.a.r-Qld. .Ttyi.n. FaIJs. vyoman —^— said all fires reportethwere un- H I approvedappro by Newell Nelson and , ' was demdemolished In a one-car ac­ AIRLIFT PRACTICED der comcontrol. * Neal King, Burley,“who report-ort- m M a j . WILMONT N. cident cldent on Highway 93 Thursday. ------MOUNTAIN-HOME. (AP)U - = _i _------^.------rr-T... .:______1TnflKimr. I.IKF. nhythtngng hnt *h(itt nhjpflt nf a mnnth-Innging_.manj=j«hQDpaj=jnonl&Jiunt. mnn. ,__ oed d _ alat the Wednesday n i g h t ______TRUMBULL AccordAccording to investigating Ida- . board'meeting. _ , , ig- Tio Slate Police otlicers, fHe Crews of 15 huge tour-engine ' j,,RIDES IN PARADE Monty j)?' the moiikey is busy:y gettinggettkif acquainted with Mark Telford, his1 owner. The little mon- “oard . , , present Commanding' lio Slate GHl "Star Lifter” cargo planes key spent a,month eludinglg police and members of (he Dr.lr. V. V. Telford family after hoI TwoTwc officials form the Paulaul Officer and Conductor,of Ihele driver ofo the car, Catherine -ijractlced in Southwestern Idaholaho ROBERTS, Idaho (AP)-Goy.’Jiy- escaped from, the back yard.ird. Ho sufferedsi a severe cold butut Is recrecovering from the ordeal. FHA office attended the meet-eel- U.S. AArmy Field Band, willill BBlack, lack, 22222 7th St. E ., lost co n tro l Saturday airlifting heavy equip- „Don W. Sam uelson saluted tKe uHe . was captured In a chlcken-cooicken-coop earlier In the week. ing aiand discussed loan posslbili-Jili- lead thethi band In concert withIh of her-vehicleher v( after passing an- ment which might be needed“ded Market Lake Centennial celebra- lies Ifor re c re atio n al purposes,>es. the SoliSoldiers’ Chorus at 8 p.m.n. other carcai o(i the highway aboitt ' in battle llon of this small eastern Idaho:aho , NothiiNolhing was decided by boardard Aug. 19 at the City Park Band-1- two milesmile: norlh of Jackpot, Nev. The operation was controlledilled to*" today by riding In a parade ^ f members. It was agreed thathal shell. ' She cc complained of back in- by the air force’s 62nd military and giving the centennial’s main • • ' the ball park and the new parkark ------jui-ies bubut as of nooni Friday had airlift wing, McChord Air ForceorM “ “ Wantedi Monkey'’ 1 CCaptured' ? in |the McBride addition will nol been admilled to the hospi­ ^ino Samuelson spoke at the flag-lag- be reseeded this summer as tal. ■ ^ j Base, Wash. Also participating raising ' ceremony, at which he ForFoi just about a monlh "Mon-Ion- and locked in the building. Of- cries like a young squirrel and soon as the ball games are overv r r U U I J ; ^Issuance ', 3 ,a n c of a cilalion Is pend- were planes from the 60th , and ™ rfesn,jhpdescribed the '‘unforgettableible ly" was\ hunted like a criminalinal fleersfleer: Mike McGreer 'iind .Ron^on bites the nearest hand o r e a r. jj, Burglary Being 6,3rd military airlift wings from thrills" los- but he is finally home wilh the StrollSlrolberg finally captured the py ing.______• thrills" of the opening and clos- but 1 tho Purchased 'as a p e t for* M ark‘rk ~°TTie°s*treet"in ~ The the Rio VistaIsla IflV C travis and norton air force bases Ing j„„ ceremonies of the Worldirld familyfamll that loves him and all wild animal wilh fish netting Telfo Investigated in California. j,,; -■"8 Telford the tiny monkey has be-^6- AddltiAddition will be, repaired and Boy Scout Jamboree in Northirlh he nneeds now is to recoveriver equipment.equif come a family project and forfor 18thigth !Sireet from 0 Sireet west,est BurglaBurglary of the City Finance f m d The big planes flew to Moun-o''"’ Idaho. from fear and bad cold con- tain Home Air Force Base in -OO- After proper medication andand a tin time nearly a community pro-ro- to th?the dead end will be resur-iur- &i.,Co., 217 M ain Ave. E., w as be-- I[HIIIEEBIZI - ■ ____ . tacte:tacted while spending several“■■“I beingbelnc "held like a baby" forfo r jecl. Within a few w eeks, he faced.faced Two sets of standard col- ingmg Inve: Investigated Friday by Twin the Southwestern Idaho desert,ie rt, weeks alone in the "wilds" of0‘ two days by members of the shoul landed long enough to pick up ] the should overcome his fright and"d or goldgoi trimmed U.S. flags will Falls cilycil police. : up PLAN OKAYED die 1Twin Falls residential area. Telford Telfo family, little "Monty"' Isis becomebeco: just one of the family,ly. be purchasedpi and displayed In OfficersOfficer said cash drawers Injn PHONE' 7 3 3 : 5 9 2 a jeeps, artillery and other mill-’J"'- BOISEggiSE (AP) - Idaho’s pro-pro- ""M M o n ty " Is a pathetic littleittle makingm aki a good recovery but is says ,Cd Weit on U.S. 30 >o Grondvlaw Driv« tary equipment, haul It a few ; is says Mrs. Telford. Already he the villagevi conference room andand the esUiblishmentesUil were emplied Weif on I gram for control of water poi- squirrelsquir monkey owned by the still afraid of any strangers, or has begun responding to the the ju ------mile^hsn drspi^d Lt by para- ^ he the judge^s quarters. of an uundetermined amount of .. lullon has boon appr'ovod by Dn- Dr; Vt—V—Telford family. 365 suddisudden-noise-and movement. affection affec andTpelling from mem-m- DavrHensonDav has-resigned as m onejo n e y sometime Thursday -M, chute. federalfederai i authorities with one ex- Blue Lakes Blvd. N. He arrived When ^ frightened the littlettle bers of the family who are shar- villagi Hill nighl. Entry was gained by bur- I ' ____ Each .load weighed about 4,- Jr- village dog catcher. Don Hill nighl. E: ■A'\ ceptlon. Gov. Don W. Samuel-uel- lust over( a month ago a.s a pet md ing in the "monkey silting" du-h t nnda n d .Tack S tra u ss reixirled on elars wwho t climbed a utilily pol e ______------(Ml..-.0|»»-&00 — 1------iJOl) pounds. sQnson wwas as advised Friday? for M^ ark Telford, 10, but man-lan- tQ^^,el which serves as his blan-an- lies. the rt recent meeting they attend^mP in the alley adjacent to IHiF^ ‘ ------In a letter. Secretary,_of,.In- In- aged to unbuckle his leash whileh'i<= ket and, pulls it over his head.ad. MaMain conccrn of the family Is ed of the Snake River Powerver building then dropped onto the:he I------MAN CHARGED terior St Stewart L. Udall Mid the Mark played with him in the |[If n,the lo.wel is nol handy he (o(0 c;calm his fears and c o n v ert:rt Association. Assoc roof and pried open a roof vent.nl. FirstFlrsI Valley Showing ------GAtDWEI.Wdaho4AP.^-----_ A IfigulMiS regulations were approved for back yard and escaped. — ___ . h im - ne- » ' ~ '— western Idaho farm worker was altall streamsstre except the Bear jus Jusl when alj hope of gellingling before befor he manages to escape m m g 1^ A t 9 :0 0 charged Friday with second-de-River..,,1-de-River.. ., him back had been given up, T again. fVlf DRIVE IN BUHL ^ — -gree murder In-connectlon .ww ith ------______the_Ethe_eIusive.U H le m onkey craw l- Labor-D jj jf] av_____! ji!Throuehniil the past month: M_____ 0 0 N GLO d r i v e the death of another farm labor­ ed into a ' chicken coop nl the*ne J rosidiresidents were rep o rtin g a sm allil' -i SUNDAY'^=nVIONDAY-= )NDAY-=^-TUESDAY------——; er. RATES HIKED Lewis Evan.s hom e, '<111 ,S. Lo- T > long tailed grey - yellow mon- /» i r N i g h t This Tuesday) '.PAKULA-MULLIGAN'.-.^*PAr Held in jail with bond sett atal BOISE (AP) — Higher freightight cusl.oust, A pparently .seekinfi shoi-h’^ t XRecess \ ( Set iT/ikey in Iheir talf trees and hard-I5', (No Dollar Per Car Night $15,000 w a s Felipe J e s s e Z amlora o ra rates, auauthorized recently by the ter d u rin g the cold night.'; the ly a day passed that police did H l l 24, a farmer near Wilder, about30ut InterstateIntcrstat Commerce Commis-nis-South South American native w a s T J not make an attempt at his IIII 10 m iles w est of C aldw ell. . slon, sion, willwil be effective Aug. 10, 19, spottedspotti by ihe Lewis family 131By Congress capture.X i u UU Dead was Ricardo Castillo,, 21, Robert L.I Henry, administratorItor ^ ------J = n i i i plopiiiini u g a resident of the labor campJ at for the Idaho' TransportationIon ...... ■m WASHINGTON (AP) - Houseuse ...... f J . ------" ttfe — . ftCailiiiv-Fiiiiresails i j g m • Wilder. Council, said Friday. xTT t o *x* • leaders. Ifade Influenced by com-im- REPORT GIVEN Sheriff Dale Halle of Canyonyon He saidsa rail carriers have IJV . b . L riticismI maimpliiinis the scheduled 10-day l.a-i a- BOBOISE (AP) — Onion p ro d u c- . “«■ County said Castillo died off a filed tariffstai making the ratea l e ______bcir-i; bor-Day^Gess-won^^help-tflem-m'TtOiTiindaliO -itoiTi ahd taslei-n Ore- Jjj s i a i R gunlKot wouna"en route lo a hos-los- boosts, averagingi 'about 3 per hers with school-age children,‘^1'. Rongo,, is estimated n t 3,195,000 iinnij pital after being found lyingfing cent, efteffective at that time. UO l f P rem ier-..-. have ha"e decided to work only on iiundredweight, the U.S. D epart- A/tllL|H near a road In the Wilder area.:ea. Henry said the tariffs show,ow 'rnroutine u tir measures the week be- ,„entmeni of Agriculture reported to- ease 1 best seller The sheriff said circumstanc-me- that switchingswit charges and oth- Q fore the holiday. , jay.day. Thai would be down nine 5^“,* es of the shooting were underder er assessassessments generally will tbe Said J 5 3 Unfair > I1 ' ^ With ' the proposal for an an-jn- per cent from production in nOIWIIllWilll- ,- investigation.______increasedincreaset about 5 per cent. — SAIGON (AP) - Premierjp InualI August vacation slalemat- i960. ------SAI J <; led in the House Rules Commil-"!• ______Crana_ CincditKopc wBMBTcIi NguyiNguyen Cao Ky said today U.S. ‘‘ ■" congressional criticism of liim^■■.j is lee along wilh the rcsi nf Iho “ COLOIIIi/llRb'o ■ (-ongressinnal reorganizationIho , . ^ ~ co m i G o v v l& k ’s ALction ction Lauded 3 bill, leaders of both houses A ' COMING WED: “THE‘'THE BLUEB MAX" KKy y answered newsmen's quos- agreed on a 10-day recess start- m tions while on a trip to Kai San, ing the Friday before Labor ■ i - - i; \B tWiniU'lALUE?/ MUUDfM « MOVIR B For Heading OffTOff Trouble IXIn the Mekong Delta, aboul con- pay FIRST MAGIC VALLEY SHOWIN^ .1 gressional criticism thal the KyKv „ . I _____ M1AMI.-Fla. (AP) — Floridarida more of a showman than a serl-■ regime is rigging the c^rrcnl. ( But most schools open Labor)or JM ' ^ ^ ,-Gov. Claude Kirk, who has ous pollt politician. But he did a re-I presidential election. Ky is the(I,,, Day week, and younger mem ----- M- again and again-startled Florid-rid- sponsible and practical job in vice presidential candidate ona a “bers " complained that recessess ■I R I ' ians with his unorthodox ap- JacksonvJacksonville." • ticket headed by Chief of Stateate dales were too short for them to 1 proach to politics, has a newnew Kirk’s allies claimed his un- fj„uyNguyen Van Theiu in the Sept.t 3 be able tn take a vacation with ^ tactic for heading off possibleible prececprecedented action cameme election. ‘heirtheir families, » \ racial trouble. He believesives through foresight and concern.S "I would like to ask all theseese Leaders, saying the recess' T face-to-face confrontation Is the But somesom Democrats charged fe\^, dates were worked oul with Ihen 'e ALLIED fl starringStarring todem y Award Wiiuier best way of stopping disorder the appe critics to come here for a few der the appearance was purely for days . and see and hear for them-;n,. Senate and therefore can't be before it starts. .. publicity,publicity. selve:selves." Ky said. “an;changed, have passed the word ' _ Kirk, the sute's first Republi- jjckso I , that members wilh out-of-towni m SSANiPENNlS i Jacksonville Mayor Hans Tan-i*;, - A , similar offer.by. jQ ^V jet-l^^^^ ----- can-govemoHn-94-years,-dem- zlerTWjief-wht ho-sarln^hls-car-omslde — a)mmllmcnts_4ho—wook—boforo------^ -^ -j|^^p^eCTNIGOLOB4 ------—piu,Plus a m 730------onstrated his philosophy last d,u ’ J nam s ambassador lo Washing- jabo)Labor Day can keep them. ------Coll yoDr local * *“®t the park while Kirk went inside,^ ' ton, ;Bui Diem, was turned down . Wednesday night when he, saids(,y he wasi afraid Kirk’s pres- p ,j i„U With civil rights, Social Secu- ' lEBlte JOAN JCANflTI AniHun First Run • • . ■ wnllfPft " fhtnitph ft—crnw d - of l ' F rid ay by both D em ocratic and , ™it ^ en«R^eea«se-of—the—tepflble Republican congressional lead-g jp -r-ily-BiidTfoFeign-a ld b ills co n iln£ s — - ^ WARBIRG3_ Jil Negroes at a Jacksonville ball danger rmight precipitate some-n e -e r,,‘' upthup the next two weeks, the lead- . A UNiVERSAL-PlCTURE------J - — - : park and took a microphone0"? thingjhinR in there." ership may welcome a breatherJe; ^MOVING 8. STG R A G E from the hand of Black Power . “ "I hope Ihe senators and con- PLUS s) ___ I State C o m p tro ller FrCd Die- 0 " ' by the week of Aug. 28. ______ogcnt 733-7371 — ■ leader H. Rap Brown. „ Hressmen come out here, par-lar* ——..... — ------^ - — . ™ -klnson,-a—member-of the all' llciilarly FulbriglS, Mansfield,;ld, p ■ " “ ■" ■ " ------KIrlrwas th«*flrst governorto™ Democrallc Florida Cabinet, directly challenge a militant ' Morse and all the so-called op- Black Power leader in X the was critical of Kirk and said the position." hp. governor should have given the Street, on his own ground, be- I),,, K y w a s referrin g to Sens. J , fore trouble began. 1°°.%job of “ keeping the peace to the slate's adjutant general. W. ^Fulbnghl, D-Ark.; MikeI W A NNTED T ? .tEPHNICOLOR* TECHNISCOPE'H^ “I went to the meeting to rep- “ . Mansfield, D-Moht., and Wayne/ne , \0lilrll)Uttit6yWIUINERBRasj£i( the But The Rev. Joel Atkins, re,sent law and order," the “"t T Morse. D-Ore. iK E I iY e M K S • FREE TRAIN RinES______— Eoycrnor-sald-|aterr"“ I-be|ieveeve -prosldent_of-tho-Houda_brancli-presldenl __ iffj. of the National Association torfor ’ ’ TO THE KIDS It's tho duty of every public offi- of “ O N _ -yGE-NSE-D-PMC-ilAG-TlC-AL-NyRSI- r Astronaur J cial to solve tho problem of vio-j,lo. tho AdvAdvancement of Colored■ed HITS TAXES I m 3:00 . 6i20 . 9.35 ling People, said he ttought Kirk, as lence by meeting it—not running People, s “I WASHINGTON (AP-)— Sen. 'lUL'M— A b ii™ ...... - .1------.. ______■ ■ - I ^way." the slate slate’s chief executive, lent Jordan, R-Idaho, asserted Sat-S MTN. VIEW COKVALES I s i 1,35 - 4',45 - 8:05 | "We don’t want any gun talkaii( dignity tito tho meeting and had urday that the tax Increase ask­sk- IVALESCENT CENTER _ the every right to attend. |,j here," Kirk said to Brown, the every rig ed by President Johnson "isI a For Interview, PhonoPhone 423-5591 f S S i i young chairman of the-milltanta n t KKlrkp^ Irkr—w h o — 10 -0 -k— personallol confessioncdnfei of the failure of the Student Nonviolent Coordinatinging Charge duringc three nights of admii Qn- ask for dlroctorodor of nuriei, p of adminislrallon's economic plan- U.S. 30 oatl lo Eaitland DrIvt Comgjltee who was the fea-'ea- rioting ata Tampa earlier in theih® ning." First Magic Valley/alley Showing! turiW^speaker at the Jackson-ion- summer, said tie was prepared■ed — 2------— 5 5 = Phona 733.6226 _vllle rally. , for Brow;Brown. The governor said he .Gates Open 8t00 "You're welcom'e to Floridai If had advanceadva .word Brown might;hl ✓ ------^------V • wvel reaches the screen H urry you’re here in good spirits." come to Jacksonville and hadlad / X James M ichem's novel m e) | Hurry — Ends Tues. Kirk said his sudden appear-:ar- kept tabs on him. . ■ / \ f 99:00 ;0( Nightly. ancc stunned' Brown, chargedged "When I. learned' he had ar-ir- ' . „ ' V ...... I with Inciting a riot at Capi->ni- rived Inin Jacksonville," Kirk bridge, Md.,, a week earlier,ler. said, "I felt 1 should go there J B i IdGMiiiani "He was so shocked he couldn’tIn'l and give the other side of the Is­« ATTEND m J L AW IH, even t!^k," the governor toldo ld sue.sue.' ...... )-• _ newsmen. gamwa Jacksonville had several:ral I tp m nights of racial disorder Iasi . V ------______/ S m summer but there has been A none reported this summer andS A Magic Valley . there wasn’t any trouble last! < •1 Wednesday night. Jjlany Florida“cia Serviceman ' . b‘ g i g y l n y : newspapei-s credited Kirk's ap­a p - ______i-» pearance wllh helping keep tlie i r peace. ISIs JGSaluted Daily on a M - i The Miami New^ usually an arch foe of Kirk, generally summcd up tho editorial tone of / T1ICUIRISaiCORroRA!10NrU$EK)KrORAT10N rUfEKTS . B U d the newspapers when it said: I W I AUGUSTtJST 15-20 ^ •...U l Ullll ' M ‘‘We must admit Kirk hns tlie r 4 » JUUE ANDREIMEWS .. aiffi touch. Oftentimes ho seems illMillK lilBI H . m M p ' I B O I S EE , IDI A H O MAXVONSYD()NSYDOW £ ' 1 4 5 0 K C RICHARDID HARIHARRIS Jtu n E n n n tiitT . cnn iitin RIO-REY S S I C apital Hig k m GEOKGI Iloy IIILLWALTF.RWAmRUIR15ClirRODlCn6N(r UIR15CII FRI m rirn ly ii ON YOUR RADIO DIAL l ll High School HlH.NUIUMyiW SUN. - MON. - TUES. ON YO ' THAWAiriWAi r , , ™ MnnDcaLon HENRY JOANNE r JU I 8055 Goddard God< St. PIm at 11i30 ______— - FONtJA WOODWARD VrtllD ____I j j j j H - -YOUR MAGIC-VA» - j — - 2:00 &-7: ' ;|iiiii..;:;wiM All Prayer Cardsrdi are FREE-Glven at. ^itetiniwnsuAKnsn ‘ "mndmbke Tli« wild, new fi)r> movi* aboot. ASSOCIATEDAJ j U PRESS I GEOR(ailUMIimc S l fits pot;«r garns (n Afternoonlo n ServicesServ Only R. F. D oW oeio vopE iiis Matlnici 2 p.m. |I -P R IC E S - fJ 55] Aug. 16 Thru A u b . 1 0 RADIO !sTATION I Aflornoon Spiokerir Mlnlilor of Muilc w#d T T T IT j v w .d , Mnl. $i.so I B i l Q i *‘E L D O R A D O ’* i ^ r r ^ .1. .,hEinocouw u m p ^ finol Servi(8~Sun(8-Sund y 2100 PM ‘ wllh lKEEP \ C C TUNED! ^ ei30 p.m...... I I Sun., $2,00 ■ KIKIDS F-R-E-E Jotin Wayna & Robert Mllclium I------r ------' FREE PLAYGROUND » • - • J f V. -1" / SundaSunday, A ug. 13, 1967 Twin Falls Times-New* 7 _ ... ■• ■■ • ■ • • • ___ V ■ - - ■......

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'' : '■» 8 Twtn Falls Times-News'lews SuncSunday, Aug. 13, 1967 ~ F r e s h G uuerrilla Sui5urge M ay ResultR( From’o m C a s t r o ’ss O i r a t o r y Song W riter• To AAppear iB y FE rlrrO N \V H ^E L E RI SoliiS o lid arity gave Castro a n1 un- O.JU.S. Negroes to join Latin--atin- sphsphere nations to declare sup-sup-meeting meetir of 500 leftists’ tromlisrom I is basiibasic but that less violent Associated Press Writer paralleled pan platform to expoundlOund AnAmerican leftists in a commonimon porport for (hc Communists in VIet- AAsia sia and Latin, A m erica was w as meansm eans are acceptable tempo- 'HAVANA (A P)- A burstit ot his activist revdlutlonary, line, revolutionary rev movement. narnam, the Black Power move-nove- plaguedplagut by thp Soviet - Red rarily iiif they lead to the same At Jamboree! At B iui ’ley fieryhSI oratory from Fidej Castroistro EvgntsEvg were carefully arrangedinged VWhen.the conference.hit aa lull mement in the United Statesi and ChinesChinese ideological dispute. end. lias sent Latin America’s leftistsftlSts to-nto-rhake it that way. eaiearly last week, the Cuban gov- for guerrillas in C olom bia,, Bo- ThisT h is conference had its differ-[fer- CastroCastri appears to have caught BUREEY------Superintendentsdents appearsappearances at Disneyland, 1, 0 m , home !o carry-oul the resoiu-solu- TlThe phrase "Latin Power"" re- ernmenlerr brought out six cap- livia,livi Venezuela .M d G uatemtema- a- eences, n ce s, too, beliveen p ro g u errillarilla th e inimaglnall6n of the hemi- for the'various departmentss for RecerR e c e n tly M a r y T a y jo r has -tions-of -revoltahey adopted Jiere flee ! an- been featured on m a n y tele- jjjjf Jiere fleeted the_preience o t. Stokelyokely turtured exiles from 'Plorida whomvhom la. • ^ delegadelegates and more moderaterate sphere’s young leftists^wjth'his • the Cassia County Fair are an- been fc '■''•■ last week. Observers say thee re- Carmichael,Car Black Power advo-advo- it taccused'of being agents otif the TheT organization appears to revolu nounced by tiie fair board. The visioa shows,i the B ar S Jam- rs to revolutionaries who were most-lost- slogan thatt the only real revolu- suit may be a fresh guerrilla■rilla catecatc from the United Statesi and y.Sy.S. Central Intelligence Agen-\gen- be a better vehicle for revolu-ivolu- ly metmembers of established Com-'om- tionary is he who acts like one, _ _ C a s s ia Countv F a ir will be held iteld boree T V Spcclal, fe a tu rin g Jim - surge „ . for "Latin Power," • . Cas -THitf my—D-c a n;- WGN-Barndance; ^ Castro’s prize exhibit at the 'ey hired to kill Castro. . tiortion In the hemisphere thanI was munistmunisi parties, TJiursday tlirougii sa iu rtla y aiiil m y —D-i W hatever its long-term sue- 11-day 11-d meeting. The Communistlunlst EBefore the meeting ended-tlitinded- tlie-4rlcontineH taJ-anti-im porial—orial— ^But-^But— thesb— dlfforenGos—wete. _ tlio fairgrounds will be opcnMpen Midwestern idwesi Hayride; American cess, the first conference-iif the prin :a^ For^M rsEiiiNcrREsocrs olhs. Swingaround; Shivaree; Shindig ! the prime minister called Carmi-arm i- Thursday,Thi C astro’s p artisanisans s 1st' conference lhat spawneded Itit mmuted u ted in a d eclaratio n th a t Cas- FO R J / Monday for- decorating boollis. Swingar 1-atin American Organizationin ofol chaichael "comrade’’ and urgedirged ffltcot the delegates from 27 hemi-lemi- herhere in January, 1968, That tro's p Community houseliold artss ex*-ex<- and numerousnu others. ----- That tro's policy of armed revolutiontion TRY TITIMES-NEWS WANT ADS I)ibit superintendent is IWIrs. r s. She iis also p o p u la r on lhe M arjorie D uke. O ther sDp'criii-erin- ccounty o u n ty fair circuit and has been I _ tcndents are C h ris Andcr.son,rson, ffeaturec e a tu re d with m a n y top coun- community produce exhibits;; VI- try and western packages that — a m . /' / HI" yien Odney,.antique and bobbyobby have p.played Ihe top fairs and -gen-wdees;------ock; M ary Taylor is the only wom- eral superintendent oJ livestock; Mary m m J a y Kidd, beef cattle, Bob Kel- an appearinga p p on the prograrii•am. ^^ m m m .wy, sheep, F arnum Warr,1 r r, dairy, poultry, swine, rabbitsbbils and dogs, nnd M rs. J o h n Ha- dam, horses. N y l o n s - AV c erilons-H r e erci r c u l o n s i Foods an d n u tritio n , Mrs. Mrii. _____ ■ Margilrat Brune; Farnum Warr,farr, crops, garden and miscellane-lane- ous; Mrs. B etty W alker, cloth-loth- ing; Mrs. R o b e r t Jarolimek,nek, - t L - ^ ___ — .JMarv Hondo, iudeing contesi;te'sl’; ‘ : .‘V^/ f __ ~ l ^ S I M M rs. Bessie B ingham , sty le re- i n ' ' | vue; Mrs. Arils Ferlic, generalleral L r, .t i -l-H, home econom ics; D ee Rex t « Bingham, stock sale and Mrs. IBk. K George Brady, flower show. H H L f The fat stock sale will beginlegln l|M |a . at 3:,W a.m. Aug. 19 at thi little arena. This year red ' and~^^^H a n 3 ~ ^ ^ blue ribbon winners only may .'U be sold by the ,4-H a n d FFA i youlhs. ” The fat slock sale wiH again r be under the direction of the > /i I Burley l.ivestock Commission Vt*-" Co. officials. • ' . ii Pari-m utuel horse ra c in g will^viii >/ ( If V ■ be held all four afternoons. ,T|'«The . MARY T A Y L O R ' ‘T u ff M atthew s" D erb y willI bebc I ' featured ag ain this y e a r . The ' IJ for the Country Western Jam-im - ^ rodeo will be held Aug. 17, 18 f'’''. f i t fr " and 19 with the new rodeo queen boree at the Cassia County Fair.ilr. - crowned-the-final'night. , Tlie , jamboree i.s spon.sored b by y The first C o u n t r y WesternI... lheIj „ Burley Exchange Club andm d Jamboree will begin at 8 p.m., ^ Holly" ° ‘'y "Houfburg, Twin Falls, wil!vill ^ \ • ‘X Wednesday the first eveningL' q of( be master of ceremonies. ' , • ,, ijM f i / i M ...... - the Cassia County Fair. . T,The ° •'theme lor this year's faira ir f Featured on the country wesi-resl "Water." The annual fair pa- fit ^ ------ern-janibofee-wlH-be-Roy-Clafl(r rad iL _ aJll lie at 10 a .m , T h uirs- r s -____ k NH MOHAWK Wynn Stewart, Country Charlie,.|||; day, re ' p o rts Norval W11n cT r Pride, Johnny Dollar and Mary man and Robert Coombs, pa­ FACTORY ___ Tavlor. nil tolcvision and .re- rade co-chairmen. i p ^ cording sJars. —Dmsn■ -Divisions-for-the- -parade-affr------Mary Taylor, a dynamic song.... club or organization, commer-e r- i l S i M ^teSEOUTS^------stylist and p erfo rm er, a s ’ well H cial, ^j^*' animal drawn, anlique.ue, ----- as-a-proKfie-ssiig-wfiterHs-fast-1 ‘ rhnrch.cn'irctl. nnd school, band nr drillr i l l ___ creatmg more excitement than team. ‘Parade entries are wel- any other female performer. come from , (liroughout .southernsrn M ary’s fla ir for co m e d y is J a Idaho. Mr. Wildman stated. Surprise to m aoy w ho h av e not y y ' , 7 ^ 7 ...... ‘it'un hur ptirfu iini ii ii a ' thi; uiiiii- -H g v | JL /U v liv F X ----- binal.ion-of-hpr singinE nnd com, y - , edy routines have made her an V V l I j —— instant hit when appearing; 7 in„ W ill Jie J oined ' g e clubs, auditorium s an d on tele- By Dr, T Wilmoth ; vision. ' ^ '.v'^ M ary w r o te th e ly rics; to HHAZELTON A Z E - J o h n Wilmoth,th , : "Queen of th e H ouse,’’ .,a big MIVI.D., .D -, whov has a p r a 9 tlce in r .■ y ■ sm ash, as w ell as thq.->vvordsirds Jerome,J e r o m e , will he at the officeIce and music to most of' her o\raf)\ra oof f DDr. r . HarvardI L u k p in Hazel-■cl- • j Capital recordings. Many of hor ton eache a d Tuesday to assist Dr. ' . VJ® \ songs have been recorded by LLuke, u k e. the top recording artist^' in Ihe the ItI t wwas a s reported t h a t Dr. Wit-'it- H U B n business. Recently Dean Martinrtin moth,m o th , a native of L a n d e r, Wyo., ^ recorded "Today Is Not thehe received his B.S. degree from ^j'? J i Day," another of Mary’s songs.ngs. UUniversi n iv e rs ity of W yo m in g , servedcd ® During the past year.s Mary'sry's twtwo o yyea e a rs in th e U .S . Ai^my, S personal a p p earan ces h av e ta- re c e iv e d his degree in m edicinen e g ken her lo nearly every corner■ner at UniversityUnive of Nebraska Cot-ot- p o t the earth, w ith cluTf a n d aiidi-lidi- leg o of Medicine, a n d served y ...... ______torium—dates in E n g 1 a nd,n d, iiishis internshipinter at Immanuel Hos- , France, G erm any, J a p a n , Honglong pital, p ita l, OiOmaha, Neb. His Jerome , n e e c Kong, the Philippines, Green-en-office office isi.' located at 2IS East „ land and Canada. Main.M a in . She has-also played nearlyirly DDr. r. Vi Wilmoth is m a rrie d nnn d —__ every state in the union. She th e y haveh a ’ two c h ild re n , Kath- is a popular a ltra c tio n a t Ibe e ry n JMaM arie and D a v id Jon. ti Holiday Hotel, Reno, workingline Dr.D r. WWilmoth w ill follow gen-•n- j | there several weeks out ot eachach eral practice,pr: obstetrics and S year. Sho has made numerous■ous susurgery. rg e ry ^ ______¥ I 1 iMtM. ^ I - —BROA 0 CEA-UTIES ATI nr ^ArnTFTf^iPtCE PRICES!EjSi------l ~ G P Q I 1 P ' I f i P Q I i P T —GRGPF({r w i^ii, ~ -: w I v W U r r Blue C rass orr jJ u u n n e CG ( e r a n i u m t P ^ W O H M m E E —

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...... ^ .... '■ -■ V ; t ’' SuncSunday,'-Aug^ 1^/1967 Twin FallFalls Tlmes-News 9 I H earing Sett Aug.A uj 29 On ReguJegulations I ! F or Billboards,rds, Junkyards,J Is, DumpsDi i___ A.-hearinE; on proposed - rules'cdJQ_sclies'cd-lQ^scfScn-flt-diminate-them,n. withwilh a proposaLtliat.pr billboards------■ and regulations controlling bill-^'1^* LicenseLicens will be required of in zoned £ and unzoned induslnal,’ boards, junkyards and dumps j\Jl junk'ju n k y a rd and billboard owr„. n- bu.sinessbu'*>ness 5and cominercial area.s '^^nj^ffiS^Hjl^B-'-'v-. adjacent to Idaho’s interstate^^e ers,.anders, and permits will be requir-jr. along primaryprii highways should T ” * ^ ^ | f l ' and primary highway s y s t e- m ed of dudump owners, fn addition,in, be a mmini inim um of 50 feet a p a r t, ‘-'iX ; wiiu be held at 8 p.m. Aug.ug. individu! individual pcrriiits must be ob-li)- The pnpropo.sed rules w ould : . 29 In th? district couri roohi, tained fifrom the department foror space billbillboard,s in such areas Twin Fall's County Courthouse,^se, each bilbillboard. on the in'interstate highways sys- according to officials of t h e The HighwayH Board agreeded tem lem a mminimum of 500 Le e t Highway Board, Boise. ihatthat it slshould go to the hearingsgs apart. I Under the law, the Deparl-art- ment of Highways has the re- I sponsibility .of screening existing:ing ^ , _ _ _ _ juiikyardrTvlth'liri';()Oi)-fet^f| ' i the Interstate and primary high- . I ' ' ■ '1 ’ ways 'outside of zoned and un- I I zoned industrial areas. Hnwever, I ^ 'ii^ .: / t-jiitol / K -v I Montgomery-iie ry ¥ a rr ownersow ner of dumiJs, not classified as a business, would be requir- CHRIS ANDERSON CATHY Ci BLEVINS MAXIE BRANCH UNDA CRANER KERRY HAYDEN ?L?J

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I Conlocl local agent: 227f Main Ave.Ave Host, Twin Foils HI t '^ H H f l l H H I I ^ ^ H H ^ H i I Phono 733-34057 3 3 -3 4 0 5 LOIS HUTCHINSON GWEN C JACOBS 1NEmAKULHAf^kK ^ P A T R E E D ______VERDIEV VANDENBOS______VERLYNN WARD | 11 G irls Seeking‘k in g Title Of CaiCassia County Fairr QQue ueen At Y earlearly Event BURLEY — The new Cassia;sia EnteredEntcre in the queen contestest CbualyCbuijl Rodeo, County Fair and Rodeo queeneen are ChriiChris Anderson, daughter of A sspecial treat during the ro ro­ ■ ^ I S F O) R o . • * will be selected and crownedned Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Anderson,an, deo will\ be the trick riding of IB ____ Aug. 19 Ihe final evening of the Burley, Burlev, i sponsored by C a s s Ii a the Dick1 and C o n n ie G rlf-rif- v f l rodeo from II girls enteredIn m ’ CountyCounty Sheriff's Pos.sc; Calhyjlilhhyjtilh group,f lhe group pertorm-'m - H H g E the competition. Blevins,Blevins, .daughter of Mr. and:ednd i ed lalast year during the Cassia V W l ReiRning queen is DeLoa An- Mrs. EaiEarl Blevins, Durley, spon-;Couni:>n-1 County Rodeo and Connie broke[)ke m der.son, Dc'cio, d a u g h te r of Mr.s.]rs snrcd by Burley KIwaiiN Club;ih;|a a lugIF^ in a fallr-Mrr-irrd-MIn rrr r------— m ------Bill Anderson and the lale D|ii Bill M Maxio \x'o B Branch, Declo, daughterter GriffithGriffi made t h e ir hom e in ^h, Burley last winter while Mrs.Irs. A nderson. ",of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Branch, Burle The rodeo will begin at 8 p.m.^ we'idell Wendell, sponsored by Burleyiley Griffith'sGriffi leg was healing, ida! 'I'he couple is nationally known>wn H f l Thursday through Saturday. ' q D.' Chamber of Commerce; I.inda! Ths ml I for lirgi.rj:i(iiPR and training ____ -----AT~(Swancy) Vnung will l)o pro- Cranrr. daughlcr nf Mr. and for 1 ^____ S ____ J i ___ I^Qv Mrs. Hyrum Craner, 0 a k 1 c y.lahiliiy.y, ahilii; Ditk and Connie heldiCld ■ W ducer of the rodea. Jack tokcya]] sponsored-by-eakley-Vigilimtes-fiovof ‘'■y ______m ___ will be the rodeo announcer all sponMire of ty around horses, proper mount-jnt- three evenings. ______“and d K Kerry er Hayden, daughter of ly an m — Mr.s. Karen Moline, Burley,■ y, ing : and dismounting and howlo w spon.soredsponsore by B urley Lions Cllb.lb. to falfall lo prevent injury during - ■■ \ . - Lois Hutchinson, daughter ,if of the eight^ months they lived in • Mrs. Muffler,. Mr.M r^ aand n d ' Mrs. David Hutchin.son,iin, Burley.Burle ' Malta,M alta, 5|sponsored by Malia Linns,ns AnolherAm attraction-this yeare ar Club; Gwen Jacobs, daughter i,'fof at theth Cassia County Fair willA'ill is fFOR o r suits ! _ SMr. r .'^ kand n ? Mrs. Don Jacobs, Dcc-ec. he^ the•' Country Western Jam-im- Jerome, Dies . „j, boree at 8 p.m. Wednesday fea-ea- lo, sponsoredspons by Dcclo Kiwanis boree The ultimatelole in fast"fashiori from Cricketeer a and n d Sewell for all your , Club; Nelda Kullianek, d.iughter(er luring'“''‘''I Roy Clark, Wynn Stew­e w - 'At H e r Hom e' of M r s. Margaret Kullianek,ed art and band, Country Charleyley bapk'to-schoolichool dress affairs. Reg., long &5i short ... from 49.50 sponsored by Burley Rotary Pride, Pf'™ Johnny Dollar and Maryary JEROME-Mrs. Rachel Ma-!!"■ CS lub; f°p P a a t R e«d, daughter of M r. Taylor, all television and record-)rd* ^ rie Muffler, 63, died early Sat-’.^1 and Mrs. Gene Reed, spon- ‘"E s I ^ urday morning at her home fol- sored by Burley Elks Lodge; lowing a long illness. Verdle L Lee Vandenbos, daughter r< «, 1 I - She was horn Aug. 2.'i, 1903,™ ' of Mr. an'd Mrs. Doa Vandcn-o n - Condition '->Wl Of | I - at Mayfield, Utah, and was bos, Burley, sponsored by Mini- I married to John Muffler June[J''® doka Ranglers;]^a and Ve r I y n:n€[.F.'Banker n I j . l ' I . FOR SLACKS 4, 1925, a t F illm o re , U tah. They Ward, d;daughter of Mr. and Mrs. y ] is f o r lived in Mayfield until 1934,"'*■ Themxhern Ward,V Almo, sponsoreded IS J Itery In conventional beltless, permanentDermonent |press tapered------when they settled In the Je- Is Improved I 1 by Burley Jaycees. •■ qliGLENNS FERRY The con- % Sure flatterydth a in complete con selection of sizesilzes fo cchoose h from, rome area. She was a member. [ All ... the . queen cnniestanls willI’lii dltlonditior of W. W. Knox, G lenns % . of the LDS Church and Ihe Sec- . slacks with, Contact a comf & Cham pion" ...... from 7.00. ' be g uests during a noon1 Ferry Iho 1 «IMMI nnd Ward Relief Society^ She n Ferry, president of the Idaho ^ "Hoggar, Contact i .. luncheon Friday at the Burleyey State Bank, who s u f f e r ee d d ^ ^ also was a member of World £||^jElks Lodge, hosted by the Bur-ur- a hearthe; attack at his r a n c h ^ War I Veterans' Auxiliary, and. leyj Lions Club. , home Aug. 1 continues to im-Im- ^ S had been employed at Magic M iss jRodeo Am erica of 1962,62, prove.prove ^ Valley Cafe and Wood Cafe for j j M rs. J e r r y (Karen i.avens)>s) He has been In St. Alphon-o n - ^ i3Sv*BQ^h|H several years. Janies,James, , Jerome, will be a guestest sus hHospital in Boise since thet h e ^ Survivors include her hus- all jjn threo nights of the Cassiasia attack,attacl and has been responding ^ FOR SPORT COATS)ATS ______.— ^5andr-feur-daughleFSr-Mr«^Na------favorably to treatment. is f o r ! omi Luchetti, San Mateo, Calif.; ^'*TheThe new coronary intensiveive ^ styled coats in solids, tWeeds, blazers, in :short, regular. Mrs. Ethel Soren.son, Laylon.on, HATFIELDh A SPEAKS care unit had formally b e e n ^ ^ Snnartly siyled|S. Hurry coats in for the best selection3n by Cricketeer.Crick( Utah; Mrs. Verla Burk, Roy, j.os / H urry ^I-O S^^A W ^ES,' (AP)pSen.;n. openeopened Iho day b e f o r e M^f. r. ^ ^ . Jr > L J A o i S and longs. in • - , froTrTiHT 35.00 and 39.^5 ------Wash;, and Mrs. Rachel Maf- -M arlrt): jy? Knox s illness, and“he w^s tlW ^ fitt, Milpitas, Calif.; one son,on, the RepublicanRept party must takeke secondsecon patient admitted to thet h e ^ Richard Mufner, Caribou, Me.;lc.; the dov(dove's role of callinR forfor unit, hut has since been releas-as* ^ M two brothers, Melvin Jensen.en, lesser U.S.U participation in theJie ed to another room in ths hos-OS* ^ / Mayfield, Utah; Ivan Jensen, Vietnam S en, Vietnam war. pital.pital.______^ Price, Utah; threo sisters, Mrs.Irs. ------Lucille Love, Orem, Utah; Mrs.Irs. Sadie Westlock, Mayfield, andind FOR SHIRTS Mrs; Hazel Pottcher. Salt LakeIke is f o r ! City, and 10 grandchildren. d sport shirts in .solids, prints, checks and stripes . . . FunerdI seHvices will be con-o n * ______^ J Dress and'ab sport and shii button dovi/n collart. Styled bv Van Heusen.______" r and*H olbrook...... aO cted a t 1 p .m . WTedneSday a t spread, tab and Bl ...... from 6 ‘00 ■the Second W ard LDS Chapel JWcGregor and*RoT5f by Bishop Herrick M. Drake.I ...... Final rites w iin e held at the Im•t*r Jerome Cemetery. Friends maylay — ^ ' S call at Hove Funeral Chapelpel t t n n r t i f t k M onday evening, Tuesday and I ^— until-Umo~ol-scrvices- Wednes^>es^ - - FQ ll SWEATERS5 J l d ay . is FEalLwools^^pullavers Q ii: and -cardigan/g a n / in ,a ww ide-seleclion------Ck ibla Knits and Lord Jeff...... from 1 1 .0 0 ...... Kindergarten Is — JheJatfisEolLwools,! r & M i -by Columbia Knits i Slated At Oakleyi i O'AKLEY - Plans for a kin-tin- K§ im g B / 1 if \ S dergarten. -werardlscusscd'' by S I ^ 'tii parent.! of the pre-sctiool chii->>11- KfflM.Kl Traim raBBB dren for 19G7-68 and Ray Reid of '’ ' w S B k . ' h Sk B W W M ^ M FOR^HOES the Cassia County School board J —I m m n b OBSB at the PTA Wednesday eveninging at the Elementary School. IS FORtyled loafers, ! oxfords In all the popularpopular colorscolo and styles The group voted to hold the ’• 0 ^ / ion...... '...... I...... from 14,95 kindergarten for half days only Smartly styled loafer: beginning in January. Mrs. Clif­:lif- • V ■ by Freemon. ford Woodhouse was appointedted , ^ < 7^ . chairman of a committeo to J l make arrangements for the proj■oj------” c et. Mr.' Reid announced that a bus will be furnished and a fee P f i n B FOR... for lunches will be charged. | l r , About 4 parents attended the :o To G o F or Tho Names You Know[now In Clolhlna"Clo; m e eting. ______' is FOR. I “ ■ Sportfiville LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS "Tho placo To Go Fc NOTICE TO ^ _VRHiciJi-DEfttEns; U p to your ncck in faBhion withv fnU’« richesl i Tin unlvcralty ot Iduho will p u r. *• >. chHKc o n e (1) IDU7 o r 10B8 toh colora in a traditionalal aliirt 8act off with a soft 1 nitkup to bo delivered to tlie Twinwin turtlenock dickey. AllLll cottoiicotton/oxford slurt S rnlts Ornncli .Station. For officlnl bid forms fand apecl>5ci. and dickey in gold, pumpkin and turauoiia. ' !■ ^ ■, flcHtlotiB, IntorcsloU poraoiia Bhould -----w rlto or_tcIephonfi^Ir-.t:4jn:Q:,J)yD. ______!S i2;n, extciialuii G2!ll ; ' ■ ■ ' p — s l Tlie IdentlflCHtlon of Ihls Invllallonloti ______• I sh irlej eiidiola Is TFIJS OWI.. The Unlveralty reinrves the right8ht ______to irfiiKO nny or nil bldn nml to I fS B S f i S S 5 5 5 S f f l ' ■ p 1 1 t'hoojo the bid which, In oiir opitiloii, nnfTfi!TynrTrri T IT ^ ^ iNE STREET NORTH lA lo Iho beat Inlcrcil uf the Onlvcr^'cri Ww im iMm I m m m m h h ^ "'%dV c t t ‘21 AupflM III07.., BANKIBANKHMEBICAHU, SlKnpd! C. O Dye,' a - 137 SHOSHONE STRI IMiri^hnnlnfi A n n tit HMH I ' NIGHTS ,'TiL 9 ; Unlvornlty of ulnlio , IBillij IPX Moacow, Idnho S l i m m m k m . ^ r u b l l i h l A u g . 10, 11 i m l 13. ID07, OPEN FRIDAY NIG

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I 1 0 Twltl'’-Folls Times-NewsNews SunSundoy, Aug. 13, 1967 7 S o l d i e rs \W ear K ilts,Its, B ut Miniskirts inis N oto t P o p u l a r By JAMES M. LONGG clipedcli colonels in the juntaI that giigirl watchers unhappy Iss that oinlns:oinin 'They're mostly Just a They couldn't compete with \ ATHE14S. G reece ( A P ) _ - In seized“ p o w e r in Greece A prii ril 21 thithis has been a very poor seasonseason windowwind attraction. Peoplee stO)sto i the E\E v z o n e s anyw ay. I ; : this country where th e t o uu g g h h e est s t j''' ’’“ t ajsout to risk ridiculelie bby y foifor tourism. The local la ladies d ie s and look, all rig h t. B U T THEY Ti,gThg tough guardsmen wear a ^ K l f l soldiers w e ar the s h o r t e s t kilts, kilts,. ^ iiiinning the miniskirt outright,right, haveha gone knee-high andid no DON'T DON BUY." ' - centuri centuries-old folk costume with k S Ttiu h e m l n l ^ r f o r w o m e nr i Ti r iii r ss ™ But th e -o ff ie la l -frown s e e mris-to s -to hi]higher-with-thoir-skirts.- When the- m ilitary re g imne e an- a-flaring,—pIeatod,_wliite_£klrt_a-flari simply not caught o n .. . ------___ be enough. '______j Some of-'ihe. smart- little houn nounced its widely criticizedticlzed that is a b o u t as m ini as possl- li' -Strangely enough, it’s; the iM in isk irts a r e to be s e ein n ono n sicslde-stree boutiqufs do have HtT ban on tjeatiilks. It ak o -TnledtWer-iTriHength-B'liite-slocking- ruledtWer-Fi KS ariny'blg brass that likes;s the H"tile Athens promenades,, of sosome shapely plastic modelsn b d e ls out m1 iniskirts for s c h o o l,, girls: liiggingslijgging a re worn underneath, & ikirtsjki on the elite Royal Palace]™Palace'“ '“■se. But if you get close deckedde out in miniskirtsi that That ban was not extendedled to ______GuardGu but doesn't like themem onon'en I enough you can quickly detectletect arare cool enough for Carnabyirnaby wornwomen in general. But women _ H the girls. I'hiI the foreign accent. StiStreet. in gi general seemed to go T along S g fOR f^ a s t s e l l i n g RESULTS ■ Fven so, the p u r it a n ic a llyily in-l What-makes' the more devotedvoted But Inside a salesladyy eex- x - with it.______USE T IM E S-N E W S WANT ADS

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------— PRESE^mNO-/^BUS-IlCKEljEa Tir KF.t TO Inv Ulrich, 17, sonon ofol Mr. an d Mrs. Wesley Ulrich, — YOURIR HEADOUAI HIARIERS- Route 1, Kimberly, as hele departs fofor a conference ol.the^TcIlowsh Fellows 1pT>^ltf>stl">rAthIetesTit ------Estes Park, Colo., next w week, eek, Is ReiRev. Forrest J . Hibbard,d, right, cht aln n a n of the Supportt of Churches Committee, Twinrw ln Falls Klwanls1 Club. A t leftft is Bill 1Koch, president of the local club. Mr.' Ulrich has earnedam ed letters In basketbaU and (ootlinllj:football at T w in Falls High Schofll, where ho will be a seniorlenlor Ihls f;fall. FOR- i GEMBENVIME -|-i 11 i'*' •I______Jay Ulrich i W e ^ u n s M\e en’s n ’s (and W om en’s Of Christianstian A thletestes M eeting Jay Ulrich, 17, son of Mr.Ir. and bard,,bard, chairman of the Supportlupport OtOtto Graham. lute 1. of Churches Committee, Twin ( In All The16 StylesS andid ColorsCc Mrs. Wesley Ulrich, Route I. of Ct Twin C o a c h Eddie Sutton, head \ \ g g « * *. - Kimberiy, left’ Saturday after- Falls Klwanis Club. coicoach a t the College of Southern noon to attei^d a .conference:nce of Mr. Ulrich was choscn by Ihellie IdiIdaho, also Is a member of the the Fellowship of Christianm Ath- ^jubcjub oni the basis of his interestmerest FCFCA. e e i uJN n S *•Slip-Ons s ’ Tiesies * Penny Loafersifers * Tassels ------letesrto-be-held-through-nexth -n ex t i„.Ghin-Ghristian Fellowsiiip-athletes.hletes. ]D uring the conferonce, clinic-s ciinic.s W------~------! week at Estes Park, Colo.,0-, ac- He h(has earned letter.s in foolballoolball on ba.seball, football and.ba.sket-lasket- ' ...... cording to Rev. Forrest J.I. Hib- and basketball at Twin Falls i,aball al.so will be conducted,. Rev. r i.f ------High School where he willfill be HiHibbard said. are a way orof lirelife -- a seniorsen this fall. j M m At the conference, he0 will n 1 - Decree By meet with well - known athletes‘K E L aster Seal in. "huddle groups,” in which-*-' BankAmericardS f . ^Pope B o o sts - they will “share th eir Chri.stlan p faith and study th eir faith," ac- Center L Plans j worn by theh e -M-» ■ • cordiicording to Rev. Hibbard. ------Those whn have attendedded in In W |S daLSessionL_ —Kometama^^pai;tpdSi .years include'Felipe Alou, • ______VATTrAN rrrv rAPl - - Pope Billy Wade, Don Dem eter,• Bob-Bob' ■A workshop in exerci.sese in- P au l VI d e cree d today th ait t bish- b ish - by RiKichardSSll, VcTrron^bnv-and stistuiction-fot-diildren-whii-hav® - It's tim e to join Ih o casnal~c S s n a l'------f V f " ^ I g------Z Z Z = Z = : ops chosen from diocesesloceses------^ — speechsp problems and' learningT in crow d . . . t h e o n e s wear- w e ar- 1 fl around the world would be as- dildifficulties will be held atL< HI\. Ing the moc from BASSI3ASSI ltt \\ . rL signed posts in tho Rome Curia W n a.m. Tuesday at the Twin‘ ^Falls , A new look in leatherier for I \ ^ i \ y The I •* ‘ to give the Vatican wider: fnte' inter- W >T « ater P ollutioiv) I r E& aster Seal Center, 1527 Laurel sn all-time favorite. national representation. P in Ave.. according to M rs. M Merle erle Slip-On ___ Hirprlftr^______^ ~ Tiie decree put into elfeaffennr u *4f)K an -A ppro ved — _■ ______'5'* • recommendation of the 1962-65I9K-65 BOISEbo (AP) - Idaho'ss pro- ,Ail teachers of nursery school,;chool, VaffiffiTECumEnlcal-eouncHr—nctir— -gram-gniiirfor-control-of-water-pol' :r-pol' WndoFgaFtonrJr-aiose..kli .working.o r k ia g ...... ^ ...... ‘ t w I —“ It Is part of the developingeloping lutionlutior has been approveded by withwi slow-learning or mentally:ntally proQpss of reforming the tradi- federalfejer authorities with onene ex- retardedrei children are urged;ed to tional conservative Curia,ria, a ceptlon,^cepti, Gov. Don W. Samuel-Iamuel- attend.atl People Interested in do-do­ ' a CAMPUSAMPUS classic process recommended by>y the sonsq„ wasv advised F riday. ing inj volunteer work at the! Cen- council and promised by>y. ™the ]„In a letter, S ecretary of Ip- teiter also nre Invited to attend Pope. . (erior terior Stewart L. U dail saidlid Ihe tiietht workshop, said Mrs. Siod- 1 ■ " ready,ady, set, gog i fo r Pope Paul declared that ap- regui,regulations were approved;d for dadard. \I fleete t fofooted o te d c d a y s o n polntment of the diocesan1 bisipbislP all jstreams except the Bear ______cammpus pus inIn 'th'the ops -ordinarily seven tor each r River. M l n e w 2 eyee y e t ti i e e Curia congregation—would be er, he COURSE ENDED la be Regulations for th e latter, he I In golden tantan! up to him. said, were being h eld up "until PASCO,I Wash. (AP)—Twenty-venty- , : ^11 r—\ He said that to avoid exce^ we determinej, their compatibll-lalibll- omone Apollo astronauts complet-raplet- H slve Interference with theirtneir j(„|(y ^ ^j(|, standards of adja- ed a de.sert survival course1 nnear. e ar diocesan duties, tho bishops cent stntcs." The Bear River he:here Friday, tempted to believeFciieve i I would normally come to RomeKom fiu^^g through Idaho, Wyomingoming thithe moon may be a morere cn-,cn- i ^ i a _ - only for an annual plenary , . ioyable spot. _ . w V‘\ i jneeting of the congregation to Which they are •assigned. 10IM 0000000aBM Ua0000B0f^V 0 « M .. fSi: WeejuiWeejun! But the bishops will havev e full S 9 - - _____ membership rights along with ^ TO SCHOOL § the Curia Cardinals resident[ , . r in s S | b a c k t o ! Rome who are- assigned full B f f time to the Curia, the central of- B ^ in B rowow n n I y fices of tha Roman Catholic li Church; • = , 1 B BARG/R G A IN S I^ o r This marks a major step for- B r ¥ i ward for the bishops in thee^ over- v er- 8 ^ ='Selected fro m our fine stoSr^lajle«^iid---- 1- - I t 7i)WiSiifcy in — — . dalion designation, and the Gold i Medallion plaque vias_ E rpsented § eiit?4 J ______-"Gossard". ssard'^BRAS-...... - coffee brown ^toTim na” M fsr“Charlesles F. j ~ IT~~. (Bud) Belz, owners, by Kennelhenneth | Nowr Shipment cfof GlriiGirls’ Back-to-School ^ V # 3 i r ;! I t 's iilTe put- : llackburn, manhger of the lo- fi hi ; I ' ■ j ' ting gloves cal Idaho Power office,“ and. 5 1Jj 1^1DRESSES ... . 4.50 to 7.98 J p n yoiir feet Vaughn Demer, commercialal and S ■ IndustrlaF representative--from-from —_ ,__ Beautiful ‘'Janlzen"-Bnlzen"-Bnd_?LJflcK Wintor"_ { . .. when you _.__M n_aills ------S_J slip Into this - M r r an d Mrs. . % l r - a r e™|-SWEATeRS, now M ^ SKIRTSITS and-STRETCH-PANTSa n c I 5 men’s Penny lo( _ nevrtassei ------malting their home" here. They S fy^lodfer - fe loafer. The previously operated businesses B 11? " S "Jantzen" Liquid Fit SLACKS . | spftest, most in Ketchum and Twin Falls. 8 k su p p le They have one daughter,, Don- j S In a ll sizess and nmany colors. k! its a . na, employed by tho United S ------•— leather.,. ■Stares'Embassv In Saiitoh.I.-Viet Viet 3_:_;^ ■ - - •___ .____ ...... ___ ^ handsewri — -Nifflf;------S :------.vamp^—;.by _ The new business serves a S weejun /? B a ss. '* completo' snack menu from 11 S . The men's a.m. lo 11 p.m. each day,=ii| with S < Clearancemce Items I I M iJ T assel Is In time extended to midnight‘ Fri- ^fi 30 odd pair of FLATS days and Saturdays. , S , “ / x j r ' ■ co ffe e ' Land for tlie building sitee was iS ValueiVa lo 7.49 ■...... N O W CHOICE 4 . 9 8 , ^ p ' b ro w n . purchased by Mr. and Mfs.I. Belz ^3 » l £ K k from Ross P. Borden, _ ■_ ’L ^ Valuoi to 4.98 ...... NOW CHOICE 2.99 ' ' S Mon'iMo "Mister Legs" WOOLTOOL SLACKSSL by Mr. ^ — ------MAGIC_VALLEY__.: S_7(,(i-T h o m so n ,-V a lu e s to 16,95 : ^ I / AsleeA sleek new ^ ^ Library Damonstratlon S Shoes For Therhe Enf E nfW Family ^ NOW CHOICE ...... f : ! , ...W — I - - - m - ”- 1! ( , - - BBlip-on-with— l i p - o r J— ______SUM M ER " S ■ \ \ J i I bucket b u c k e i seat W a / . 1 com c o m ffort o and Bookmobile Scheduleule 5 S m SLEEVELESSSS SUMMERSUK WiSSES ^ j .< Y ' Ij , ■ lolooks o k s to1 M AUG., 15 — AUG. 19 ^ match! The I \ M Aug, 15 LEAVE 7 :3 0 3 GREATLYILV REDUCED REI S ' \ 'l r \ > s men's Penny I % , P f c a b a ------9 ; 0 0 - 1 0 : 0 0 S , „ j Loafer has I ^ Coroy . .. 10:30-X2:30■30 S^ Ladlei' BLOUSES, manyly pormanentporma proii, ... 2.50 jK K k ' AU l-oafer Palmer'a ... 1:45-2:45•45 iS ValValues lo 6.25. NOW ...... B U B y A ____ th o m e th e m o c to e L m D io trlc h ____ 3 :1 5 -4 :1 5 fi B Lad Ladloi' Summer STRAW HATS in brown or B Aug. 16 LEAVE 8 :4 5 ^ u/«i i V i goldeng o l d e n tan. ■ Trinity Lutheran Church1-eh S8 ...... 1 .5 0 1 It'sI t’s a BassE > tlf Edon . . . 9 :3 0 -1 0;30 :3 0 B Ladloi'Lad "Sla-Press" SKIRTS ____ . , ______WW e e e je uju i n .______w — - -H u n t------Il!l5-I:00;o o i B VolvoIm i Io a .o o . n o w t 7t ;t ; ...... m - ...... 'HMOltor1^rTT-h30-2:3O- § - |- i l j - * Knsota.... . 3 :1 5 -4 :1ifs 5 S'Wa i iLadii? “M o|ud" FaicliidlloirHC Aug, 18 ' LEAVE 8:15>15 SE Rcductd Id ...... ■...... ™ “ n 7 R 9i lI 1 also RoRorion .. 9:00-10:000 0 S( Holil«ter . 10:15-11:15 i Th ' S ili n l h e ' ^ H m Qrlff .... 11:30-12:303 Q {^ Those nnd m a n y mmoro o ro bargnlrlB nt your J " C io v o r...... 1:00-2:00 S _ Cnitloford . . 2 :3 0 -4 :0 0 8 ^ I Two Eye Aug, 1 9 LEAVE 8 :3 0 S | l V ie w ...... 0130-10:30 t < U r TOGGERY!!I Tie Albion . . . 1 1 :0 0 -1 2 :31 0 E GATEWAY T Mnltn ..... 1:00-2:30 E 1 DOWNTOWN &X D o d o ...... 3:00-4:00 E ) S H O N E S /N &IYNWOOD SS ^ SHOSHO «BI ------_------■ * ■ . — 1 WmMmMW K0KJUM 0lrrM M iiMtt0000rj000t0ifn0m 0innM . 00i L ...... »■— W IN !■■■■ .ll'...... ■ t . - 'I'r . , Mt V ,,L L ■ - ^ ■ II Twin Foils Times-New* i l Winners Of J Son O f W endell - , Sunday, Aug. 13, 1967 ■ 1 4 G m dluated u a i Fromm C( SI Practii;ctiim l N ursin;dng Course ^C ouple V isits . WENDELL — Lt. S t a n, t o0 nn ' I^lanIsland, Calif., and Is scheduled Style R evue Its Is m e n ts , anatom y and p h y s io)logy, lo g y , cliclinical Instruction. , ^ 'Fourteen m em bers of theI 12th beenbeei graduated. FFinal selection of students Is mei , Lamb, Mrs. Lamb and two) chil- *®®ve lor Vietnam in Decem- .■Vlagic Valley M em o ria l Hospi-fospi- J h l ls y e a r ’s c o u rse b e! g a n done don by the Practical Nursee Ad- n u r s i n g fundameBtals, ,indi- Fleld'irips are a part of the Hrorijfgn affjyed Friday to visit his ■ arSlul v iso ry C om m ittee, which is com-com-vidual, vidt family and .communityluni^ nu nurses’ training provided by the . A l’e L isted tal • College of Southern IdahoIdaho SSepi ept. 12, 1966, a fle r carSlul vist y J J parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herscheil'schell ■ I'i. and Mrs. Lamb and chil­ practical n u rsin g course rc- screeningsere of e a c h of the pros-| pros-|pos posed of hospital, college and health, hea basic nutrition, th ee life cocourse, and this year included■eluded Lamb.______.. ddren re £ have been visiting with —OGGDING----- ^Winners of.It. them e cciv ed -g ra d u atio rv - certlficatcs,peclcatcs,pecUve— students.— Applicantslicanlsl |.sch sch o o l officials-and-nursing-;■ pper- er- spspan,-^rue5-and-solutions, a I m a- visits-tojj: State--Hosplthl—Sniith; Gooding County 4-H style revuerev u e ^ b rie f c e r e m o ny a,i l the e a c h tak e tw o tests, o n e given sonso n n el. teternal—and-ncwborn-care; ri — BiBlackfoot;— State—Tubefeulosis ~~tr"laihb~lTar^^nrthe-^t^ -^-at 7 Nez;; Perce, pSntS-of-M ft------held Wednesday evening at the by the office of the emjilbyraetilyracnl TheT course includes inslruc.■true. WM e d i c a l nursing, surgicalrgical HospitalH( and State School for “ * , ho.spital F rid a y . by '“f tepSbiirof N affist‘c S ; ' Gooding Elementary School, The ' ceremony marked thc'Secithe Security a g e n c y an d o n e byjy the tion tior in all areas of nursing; and nursing,nur maternal and infantinfant th,the Deaf and Blind at Gooding; ^,P' S : nd the advisory grotip.;roup. .■ . were announced by officials® Sat- couplecompletion of the' second such NationalNat League for Nursing,ng. In the h o sp ita l and is divided1 into care, c a r nursing of children, geria-geria- n;Nampa State School, and the CSl,!addltion to. the testing, eachchap- ap-600 600 hours of academic .inslruc-trieitruc- tries, experience in the recov-•ecov-Elks gl Rehabilitation C e nnter, t e r , TheTh lieutenant will r e p„ n0 V t f o r f a s t , SELLING RESULTS urday, V . course to be sppnspred by CSLjadd lasure USE TMES-NEWS WANT ADS In the Junior Jiffies division.'Ision. Since the course was Initialedllaled plicantpile has a physical examin-camin- liontior a n d 1,200 h ours of clinicalInical ery room, diet kitchen and1 cen- g;Boise. * earl;early In September at Treasure USE ed to In Twin F a lls In 1952. 18888 11- ation atic and m ust submit a trans-Irans- work.woi Included in the academiclemic tral service and other related According to Mrs. Marilynlarllyn ■ ■ ■.------■ ■ = blue ribljons were awarded to In Twi djust- subjects are included in the gj Cherie Hobdey, Susan Boring,oring, censed practical nurses tave|cript(( tave|crif 0 / p r io r schooling. theory Ihei are vocational adjust- sub Blackburn, R. N.. Instructorctor of Palsy Clements, Linda Neal‘l aand n d V: u, • ■ . , , . j thithe course, about 60 perir cent Judy Myers. Rid ribbons wentw e n t ; ,'.'ii { ofo ' the graduates become em- , to Leaiine Singer, Charlenee"H Hu- u- i ^, . ; ployed by. the local hospital,ospltal, DA l e t , Connie Wood, Debbra Olden-}lden- . I^ , v .. . . r ^f t Avith the remainder working«lng Inin , . . m B A / C K -T O - burg, Katljy WlIHns a?ia~tinda-tin d a -— J_|------nurslngjuimes-an-specialiL duiy,duty, _ ! ______Barllome." ' ;vl "‘i ■ 't If V In' doctors’ offices or simply { ' 'v e r In the Cotton Charmers divi- ' ». < ■ f ;' I) ca caring for their own families at e 0 0 ■ i .J ; , hchome. A bout 40-50. licensedds prac- p ra «c ­ ujU n^ ~ " T s( C H L ^ sions, blue ribbons went toI Don-D on- , > ; tictical nurses generally arere em­em - f j r na Hawks, Lorraine Shaver. ployed at the hospital, compos-om pos- A Cheryl Clifford, Meg Sarns, Deb- -.'m 1 ' : ' f ^ ^1 '.- ___ ...... ■ ing half of the hospital’ss total ble Scheer, Jackie Parke, Jo Joce- c e - itia,JB— — J ;; nursing staff. ' .. . S p e | c M s lyn Jones, Debbie BecKerr" "and a rrd "T Kay Kimbrough, Red ribbon'ibbon k , , T The course had been sponsor-Donsor- ■ " winners were Loy Ann Casper,a sp e r, ^ tf ' < ' ed by the School Districtct No. rdner^ 411, Twin Falls, until Sept. 1, ■ Florence Lail. Pally Gardner^ 1965, w hen CSI b e ca m e the | Uiane KogfifS. nntl Sliawiiee T i PERMANENT I Bishop. ti ‘ the ^ ~ ' rT ^ Mrs. Blackburiij^ a graduate Biue ribbon winners in‘the H '' of lhe'TJniversUy of 'IItafff who l l ...... W A V E S - ■ Bedtime Outfits were Carolynirolyn WM - moved to Twin Falls in 1959, i/ J k PRICE Trounson, Jan Higginbotham. H ;; i . concluded by noting “Supervis- Marilyn Bickford, Vikki Pepper'e p p e r - — ..... fl,- ♦ • ors, head nurses, generalifS; duty LANOLIN WAVEf E B O D Y W A V E and Diane Ivlink. A red ribbon H I. nurses, licensed practical1 nurs- F Reg. 20.00 }.00 10.00 Reg. 15,00 Reg ...... 7 .5 0 ' weiit to Jerri Omohundro. es, other key hospital personnelrsonnel J'untlme FftSoriies blue- ribboir■ibbtm- — ^ -n . ' ------and-membefs—of-the—medicalnodical — ^ — GREME-WAVE1 t------— winners were Connie Robertson, stallst; have given mue)r-ofrf their pJ . Cathy Boring, Valaune Peterson, timeth and ta le n ts to m a k e our ^ Reg. 12,00...... 6 . 0 0 ’ and Vickie Peterson, with red H programpr successful," ribbons going to Carole Dora-D o ra- The graduates are Mrs. AI- TM rjuaiirv '■ mus and Bonnie Mink. Etta Carter. Vera Ellison,1, Mrs, I -llv COLLEGE Blue ribbons in the StylishStylish Edythe Frazier. Mrs. Mari.mM arian I ...... i Separates division were won by Haskett, Mrs. Jane Lyon.1. Mrs.Mrs, ------Carolyn Conrad, Linda Strong.tro n g , ■ Gloria Ochsner and IVirs. Mary Peggy Morgan and UAnnI Bar- Qualls, all T w in F a lls: E Mrs, of HAIRi\R DESIGND rus, with a r ^ ribbon going to « ; Mrs. . Sandi Kimbrough. H ■ I' " Ttie only college In T\^in FalliFalls wiiti ihtt^a Fronchlso for the famoui . -----Wearable Wookn5_blue_uhbonu b b o n rC Erma Andersen. Wendell;n Mrs, Ha^- Syiton3._W?mbor_of_or of tdtcioho ah o j Holr Fothlon Committea. ____ winners were Gwen Medford. alley CSr voeallonal director, while Mrs.Wr; Marilyn Blackhum, sec- Velta Cleverley, Gooding; Mrs, ,, Laurel Medford, Julia Pavkovav k o v PFPRESENTING CER'nFICATESFICATES lo tw o o f t h e M ag ic VaUcy C ;c of S outhern I d a h o licen sed prac-jrac- ondoi from left, class instructor,ructor, lookslc on. The students nre Shirlecr , Gibbons, Rupcrt; Joy 577 LYNWOOD PHONE 733-7777 and Connie Glauner. wilh Linda m Memorial m HospUal-Collegc of Sou e r re- nursing course graduatesduales Is is Gerald Meyerhoetferi left, MIV ary Qualls, second froma right, anda Erma Andersen. "Gist, Jtirome; Helen Jon, Ha- |L ^ ------Peterson and Carma Butler re- zeltnn; Mrs. Ella Rnse Partin, , ceiving red ribbons. catlon Week starting Nov. 5. livlivi e s a generation hence," So he Buhl, nnd M rs, LaVonne Ter- Both entries in tho Trimly V bsrst, F iler. |l—i. Tailored division were blue rib- Week ' Slated "Thoijfuture of America.”;• the calcalled on the American people«ople bon winners. Kalhy Strickland:kland WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi-I Presi- Pre President said, "is en written on to on dedicate to themselves duringluring ' and Marilyn Mink. Also modeledJdeled dent Johnson said Saturdayurday school.sch b la c k b o a r d s a n d inin slu-stu- Education g j Week to making the th is year w e re knilled stysty leles, s, “ ij,,;the education o f our young demd er n o te b o o k s. T he quality of educational system still more'ore m ad e bv th e cirls. people is. o u r b e s t investment"nent" thoughttho In o u r classro o m s today tn tbp nalion’.s needs. These included knittingg 177IT7 and proclaimedpi American TrdlFWliraEtenfiiiie t,dU-'WII the quality-of;otir^ ------wllh Wue ribbon winncre-Lauirol Medford, M arilyn Varin. aridM rered d ribbons to Debbie Skaggs. RobynR obyn Walker, Debbie Gorrell. Marlenea rle n e \ \ have you heardt a r d mmm Varin. Joani Pauls and Linda | k \ B artlonie. ho^ In Knitting III. blue ribbonsibbons \ 0 are showing their ------w6f&-awa«lcd-to janel-C nnrntl.rvnrnH ------' their new ... Clara Tschannen.'Jerri Omohun------dror-and- v / ! ne! ;■

R e c o r d re frankly feminine!, h . CASSIA COUNTY O uu ri ’6 7 collection:c t i o n s Sheriff’s Blotter .....Boyd.E. ParisJ^JS. Routeuie 1, 1, f ■ Paradise put id iho women lj / / j fi ' ______Burley, was cited for failureure to QJ" ]■( c o a t s ! occont on fem>new inine ■ ft / { / V ' y / K ' yield right of way following'ing a of fall fashion coat' shoes .. . andflatter women | ^ M / ’t f i two

Jim m ie C h a rlie . 30. B u rleyey, . 10 days in city jail, petty larcenyirc e n y and $25 intoxication; Nelson'Jelson Sm ith, 33, O akley, 10 d alys y s in f n ^ _ city jail, petty larceny; LindaL in d a SAN MATEO --- V ■Vincent. 17, H eyburn, $10,,0, n o ^ y ‘h i Black Patent ’ f y / . / ' j driver's'license; Mario Gil,ii. 20^20, Block leolhar 1^/' /i/ Rupert. 10 days in jail, vag-.. ' Ofown Leofhef f 'J ----- — rantyr~Diefc—Anderson—Jrr7—2 9 r ------' ______^ // ______$50. bond, disturbing the peace;' I Merle Day. 53, Burley. 2 day.s ' D •in jail, drunk in an auto: Ted \v / Deiielclaw. 58, Mal!a,_aild_Allon Jo e M organ', 40, Crow n PPoint, o in t, N . M,, $25 e a c h , intoxication. r i S f y f

V a l l e y ______Traffic Courtsr t s Wilbur Ulrich, Route 1, Twin ff: m K Falls, was fined $5 by Twin / / ’ I ilf L /VMEmCAT^ „ m k A j l Falls Justice of thePehce ReedR eed I I f } '/ ■ - Maughan for inadequate brakes,ra k o s , ■ I...... ji' W --r... ^ \ s i l O V l f -vA 7k / M ; ' “He^beffArDrale. 4612nd AAve,, v e : ,...... ' ‘ - / T f - PDI^^iCJNfSR" - f m passing on hillcrest, $20; August‘Ugust / . I .w \^AAVAI^^ rap ' ■ ' i F t v Toomey, Hazelton, passing! over I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ / -j I the solid lin e , $15; Ju d y L.U As-A s- / , .‘ ‘'i i . 'i 'K i i t I lett, Box 202, Twin Falls, failure'allure ■ ■ ■ / 1 ^ ' p ® ______to yield, JIG, and forfeitingng cnan ff ^ *f '■ :■ $8 bond, Lennie Kee Yazzie,'azzle. / / |£ ' , ■, Murphy, no Idaho driver’s:'s 11-li- I , j f HUNTLEIGH cense, s i RIno-Black Com blnafio'n Fined.by Jiidge Maughantn for '■ Pr* f y.. .E ■ >, 1 IB driving without due' care were ■ C> J i i r :■ Pinfl-Needlrf G feen-B lack Ijrry W. DeBoard, Routetie 2 2,, / : i # . ; ' • ■ § ' Combination Twin Falls, :j20, niid Gary Yost; -‘ 7" / " .'p'’ ' ' ' : lc B m i M * Buhl, $20. / V ...... Albertsons Buy / MICHEUE j j i f / Black Patent Colorado Stores ' Black Lealjiw. . BOISE (AP) - Albertson’s■tson’s ! / • ■ VIIS m v ' : BAHKAMERICAHDL BIu« Leqihir w m m i Inc., a Bolse-bascd food stores to r e chain, announced Saturdayy the • ' ( ■/ ... purchase of eight supermarketsirkel's ■' j :'j ■■■■' .§ " IICARa in the Denver nnd Coloradoorado , , # Springs areas of Colora'do. ■■■' ■ I - B M W >! * ' I — The stores formerly were 7 A .. J ______) ^ _ owned by Furr’s Inc., thee aan- n - / / JL . ------^ —_ i _ _ j ------nouncemeiit said, nnd tlio'salc'lsla lc 'ls y — ------~ / V — ------effective Sunday. . / J. L. Scott, president, saidId the I/ -V •EPARTMENT ) Btore.s a r e th o first fo r A,lbcrt- lb e rt­ ’ ‘• 'iC son’s In the rwnvcr area. HeIe an­ a n - nounced appolntineiit of Warro arron n \ STORE ’McCain, now district mnnngernaner nt'Cheyeimcv Wyo,, as Alht^'rl-" R 'r t- PH A son's Denver district manager,la g e r, \jCHANGE \h \ IT AT PENNEYS, PENN . Tlio acquisition Increasess tlioth o . . ,1 Cl • LYNWOOD A lbertson c lia in lo 100 slu lo rerc s , Mournjrii Shop to 9 p.m . MondayiI and Fridayi.Fri ScuU said . / ’ ■ 9:30 a.m. lo 6 p.m. Tuoi.,I., Wod., IliOri., and Sal. ' <• ^ mFg y . • L Y N ■I . . •••->, 6. 12 Twin Palls TImes-Newi■News ' SmSunday, Aug. 13, 19i&7>7 that mercenaries wer? operat-iperat- CongoleseCor Foreign Ministerlister I| planes were In the Angolan caiv- _ c Congolese nIng out of Angola were “false,‘false, Jus'tliJus'Un Bomboko said in a letter;letter ual oTLuandaof and declared all M . “ ridridiculous and without founda-junda- to llthe U.N. Security Counciliuncil;lhis this 'Was'A contrary to S ecu rity » tion." that radio communications1 had CounciCouncil resolutions Which call mer- on governments to prevent their 3 Charges Ai*e^ “This Is not the first time >>=6" •>261 intercepted between mer- on gov h made csnscV troops in Bukavu inn the territo:territories from being used lo HH H ^ such charges have been made es in plan the overthrow of the Con- and for the Congo lo’contlnuenue to Eastern Congo and Iwo bases in plan ti HI DisdaimedI ...... mamake them is ridiculous inI view ‘I)®/the Portuguese African territory•Itory golese government... - ‘ ' M - ' - ... • --USBOH,-EoBUigal-(AE) 1 -.=^A_Df_tHii_iact_thnt_gueriillas ^ A-DL. rrillas Angola.™ ______^ ^ ■ I'Oreign Ministry spokesmanTtrasmanTtralned'ln'thff'Congo-operalE-iir alE-iir =He-also-asaer(eRliat-*5ium-^ e - IjSr™ES=NEWS-WANT-ABS------— r " H said today Congolese chargesarges I AnAngola," he said. ■______bber er oof former mercenaries a and n_____ d ^______■ M f e S PisiToNi^i ^ S ’j ' ■ r / , » » # ff 1 1f I ■ 'I f , J l i u iW i o i i

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W II^R S OF THE EIGHTGHT ENTRY DIVISIONS of Friday’sly’s ChampllniCl David Shotwell,I, Mary {wl9her"(hoIdlng^ “Back To | Back-to-School Parade aree shown, afteafter receiving cash awardsrds School’" Sc sign), Nancy Grossaintrossalnl andi Mickey Baker, all os | BOYS'S' DRLORLON STRETCHH SOX.SOX . .3 pr. 135 from parade sponsors, thele Downtown Merchants’ Association;lon Snow Sr White and the SevenL^en DwaiDwarfs; Perry Van Patten as | and Twin Falls Parks and RecreationRecreatl Department. Frontont Boio Bi the Clown, and Davidivid SearsSear as Lawrcnce of Arabia, j; row, left to right, are Cindy SterlingSterll and Kevin 'Mowry,rry. StandingSt at left, are Tina1 Parrott as a notebook; John Hart- | HANES AND MUNSINGWINSINGWEAR I "Tiger In thfr-Tank“ ;^center,inter, left lo-tlght,-Pamela-Mo9cIey,—to ley,---- well w as-Chief Grazy Horse,se, and IHIke Austin a a.-8 ,)fa rm e ri- | Susan Baker, Karen ShotwcU,otwell, Galen Staley (standing). Iris The T parade Is an annual event In Twin Falls. | wmammmmmiiMmMMMmmmmMmmMiA I| WIL ” ~ Bofs'-IdeI»Wrweai EA R ~“ : mimmmmmmimmmmimwmimmmnm, S * K i n g G i v e s Rings *" Is Blue Lakes.akes Texaco | SHORT SLEEVE DETROIT (AP) - Five S ^^VE BACK-TO-3ACK-T0-SCH00L I Reasons Forr thoui thousand times a month, Dc-t ^ S NOW UNDERI NEW MMGEMENT y . ■ troltitrolters pull up lo parkhigIng S 5 meters and, instead of de- B B o f H e n ry J o nnes e s andanc Joe Mendiola B I' BOYS’ KNIT SHIRTS SHIR CASUALiSUAL PANTS R i o t m g poslthig a nickel. Insert a B By MIKE 3ARR0N P“^pull-ring from a beer can.‘ “ S s By Donmoor, theie most ■ By3y Levi, FFarah and . I ^ D eputy City Treasurer S8 Henry Jones, Davo Johnson and Bill Oliver will bs 8 , ^ N at tho Blue Lakes Station.Station. Jos Mendiola will con- B | .ee Wald. New Fall | r~‘•J: —Rohert-Temple-sald-Frlday— S - tlniia to operarff-JBB-MandiarMBndiola—Texaco downtown.—S ^ ------popular s tyle?s and a n d ___ Lee Wald, Martin Luther King Jr. blames„ ,5 his department and the De- h racial rioting In America on the . D e- S hool! ' stystyles les an-and colors. | Johnson administration, (imW timid partment of Streets andind S S We extend a hearty■ty IrivitIrivltation to all custom- S I colors for school! “ Traffic have collected more & white moderates and a Congress °ln ^ either location.lation. B I he says Is "more anti-Negronf „„ lhanrP"”. 20,000 of Ihc rings hi h than anurat.'-' ^ -the-Iast-flve-m onthft------^ W 00mwM 0M 00mmm0rM B, Temple said he has heardBrd f=\ ■_"?.r’L.v; ...... America must listen to the ju , Jes ..... " | ~ advocates of nonviolence orr vio-viiv . "’“i”'' companies .lence_may_result,Jie Negroocv cjy- ‘ ‘ meter manufac-ac* II rights leader told the NationalBonai 1“™* month In an ef- 10,,ni, *0 prevent further use ol Association of Radb Announc- beer ' can rings. ^**0 1 ----- ^ ------ers Friday night. “ - iVs f s :here ! 1- 8 I "We m ust all leam fo liveV t\o 10- - 'gniiuii^uuiiimimiimimmiimiuuiniiiiiiul iiiii,iijiin gether as brothers, or we will ■■ all perlsh~tOEethB)"TB-fools;*Mie J L , , ^"MiBteOTS^Helpr ~ ------^ King said he still believed rt i 'nonviolencp Is the Negro's!'g best jJQSolve iJ R iddle iiay’sr% i r f t d ^ — weapon In his struggle for fi^e- rwonderfc dom. “Riots hurt more Negroesg ro es ^0 £ p than anything else,” he said. The blame for riots can be laid lo four things, he said,j"ad- ad- WASHINGTON WAi (AP) - The ding that_he_was_notonly going currently appearing, fast------to-condemn riots but point_cutl[ o„t steppinstepping Perseid meteors have _ _ won credit for giving (scientistsnK ists ...... WOvoridofP — "the real~culprits,y— — — won cr new help - towards solvingIg a 1. "Timid white nioderates(Inn celesyal riddle bearing on who believe more In order “ than night-time radio reception. ®" A gam ut of gk- o f gleam ing pinks, In Justice." TheTho iannual Perseid shower-a ...... 2. “A national administration■ation five-or- flve-or-jbc-day,.event peaking^ to- flashed w ith vithfr frost, shot w ith silver (I whlch Is more concerned with night—:night—Is ono of nature's most winning the war in, Vietnamitnam spectac spectacular free shows. than in winning the war on1 pov- Dr.'HerbertDr.' I Friedman of■ the fo r a shiningungnew n Happy-Go-Pinkf erty.” Naval Research Laboratory, a ^ 3. "A national administration•atlon pioneerpioneering rocket-astronomer,nier” ^PM! w hich sp en d s $500,000 to killIII aan n told a reporter: the currcnt pcf: Per- Pare pink,k, purepun frosting fo r lips anti enemy soldier but only $5353 to seld displaydi: has yielded new ev- aid a poverty-stricken man.1. idence thnt may help'unravel a 4. "An Insensllive Congressgross mysterymyster; of tho radio slgnal- so pure, it’st’shypo-allergenic) -— when a few Porselds wera be- Scholars from as for awayy as ginning to nppenr. Outer Mongolia gathered In Ann Friedman,Fricdr cxplolning the sun Arbor today -for the 27th Con- Is tho uulllmato generating force " III ill! il li gross' of Orlchlallsts, inIn creacreating tho lonospherc-ra[,_j rnoaTca ui-stick (i.;i»i.7i . ■ n io sn Tho confcrence, which openspens blanket' of electrlllci) alr-snid Sunday at the Uftlvorslty• otof sclentlslsclentlsl? long hnv6 been hard 'kctorslC bm erejomA L LB in «3IC SKIN ^ U J M I A Y — -Michlganand-wlIlmceLthrougliough puUput Jo. o. jcxplBln-Wby.tho blanket'£ ' Pinkcollecto: f p i r i k s l :-----tlio-woek,_ls-being_held_lnltlioitlie persists.persists, at jilght, afler tlio_sunsun ' ______,_____ United States for tho first time,Ime. goo,s goo.s doidown. ■ Somo 1,500 scholars' from uni- But lately, la he said, thoro •>“s has vorsltles throughout tho worldorld been growingg o v 1 d o n c o— \^00D . ■ aro a tte n d in g , and som o 600 strostronglhi n g lh cn ed By F rid a y 's rock-3ck- - papers will bo presented. , ot‘shopt-tlmt ot‘shopt- dobrls from l^& T C D KAI^ lt4AMCL 9 1 J B Snohsors of tho confcrence:nce burncd-outburncd-o meleorj provldc.s a K h w IIM h w >PINQ , C / said that long-range cffectsJ of kind ofot reservoir ol olcclrlfledfled tlio C d n g ress w ill 1» reflectedd In atomsa to m s lalasting through tlio niglil.dlt. 7 ^ m in oUr choke ofNpim T E R > ' noW c u rrlc u lu m s; ' now o|)- aj)- And (lili(Ills, ho said, nppnrcntlyilly W - • ^ —— ______1...... — ...... ^______'<1 preaches lo scholarship and pos- sustains suatains tho lononphcro whenlion ' I ■ I ■ libl/ACw national prograDii., thotlio sun hn> (lod. —- • LYNWOO ' ? ...... -■ , - A CA SHOPPINQ CENTER Sunday,^^ug.S u n d c 13, 1967, Twin TwinFalls Falls Tjniei.Newi 13

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^FoF^aiise— I By^Helicoptei: ^ ^ _ W I T H , HAILEY — .A 52-year-old .tfn O f R i o t i n g 'f. Forest Service employe was , . ■ . / r «fl flowflown by helicopter from an 1 — By JOHN CHADWICK ' • t ■' ■ “—T' isois o la la te d —lookout—S tatlm r' nCfir i 1^ tASTIWO- ^ ^ W i Ht- WASHINQTON (AP) - Sen.■en. ■ ■ .... ' .■ , ... ^ COPICopper Basin to an Arco hos­ Johrt L. McClellan says he'll be- ::; : ■ ■ . l: 1 ' . 1 Ppital 'tsl after sustaining a hearte art ■ ^ ^ ' *. S P A R K L E gin Impiediately to .carry out a i ■ } attack Saturday. Senate 'mandate tor a full-scalea le ’ ■ ■ ■ I ' . .. f> , I ' J, Maurice Hardman, Mackay,kay, f f . .M 0 M 4 lO-yoor »«or«n1»fc After n e a rly three h ours i3I-de-. notifyn o tif Forest Service personnelnnel No «■«■ * TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - W"-Wil­ ELECTRICALiL ASSOCI- ASSOCIATION . .-ate-should...Iet..slum. residentsnts ...... ____ liam J. Brennan III, son of U.S. know that its intent was not to , ■, Supi^me GourV Justice "Willfamfant ' "4”441 MSIN" A W tAST'W T' PHONEPI- 733-8212 ' f o r ejectlori scat, fight-foreground. Is at Luke. 1 Air Force Basc Saturday.iturday. :Killed was Capt. Edward suppress those responsible for pj,^(FIRE-BLACKENED pilot ejectlort “ J. Brennan Jr., was swornI in „ . part of the debris scattereded over a large area after twora A. 1 Kubat, 25, Middletown, Conn.,Conn., whwhile Capt. Jack E . Wright,’ Friday as a deputy New Jersey 7Wr~FoTce“PtOO" Supcrsabrer-jct-fighierr-eoIlided-onHakeoff-----39r jc t“fig 41-----39r-NewlOHrjJan,T-wa»-«llicaIly-Joj ^As^°Sen. Philip A. Hart, — laiwiuey geiiuiaL— ------IHH — — — D-Mich., p u t It, th e Seriatea te ■luuiniiiiiiiii...... ^ should give assurance ll does not believe that "night sticks . Straw Stack FriFreedom AwardI and riot g u n s ” alone will ps ro ­ M arried vide domestic tranquility. NEW YORK (AP) - To G t ^ Won By Negro IMcClellan, however, contend-nd- ---t()b -ti'e tutunc of ..foghorns inJ M*:S t i l l S m o l d n g). ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) - Rep. ed the resolution as written waslias ’New N ew Y ork H a rb o r a n d tho -i» t. John Conyers Jr., D-Mlch., the all-inclusive. -He assured Coop-op- Statue of Liberty as'a wit-■ Near W endell first^t" Negro lo serve on the er, "There Is not one thing your3ur ness, a young “mod” couple5 U HousHouse Judiciary Committee,1 m / i i i amendmest calls for that willvill were itimarried Friday aboard1 WENDELLWI - A straw slackack FritjayFritji was announced as win-A'in- I mo not be done." a tugbitugboat. fire al the M. M. Hunter farmirm ner of the Southern Christiantian The resolution authorizesses TheT h e bride, S u sa n P a tn e r,, .soulhsoutheast of Wendell was stillstill LeadershipLead Conference’s annual • I ' $150,000 for the Investigation. It 21,2 1 , wowore a modest mini- smo".smoldering Saturday afternoonooa Rosa Parks Freedom-Award. sets deadlines of Oct. 2 for an weddingweddln] gown. Her nails hadI as nimembers of the family began Dr. „ Martin Luther King Jr., interim report and July 31,1968,88, been paintedpi in psychedelic lo assess the damage causedI SCLC ^ president, will make the for a final report. It was ap- colors ; lo a truck, tractor, hay baler, lual ick- ip- colors by her groom. Ml- ■' pre.sentation during the annual Quici hay chopper and pickup by the P|,, ^ proved by a 59-0 vote. c chael h a e l Horn,H 24, a m od-m usic; blaze. " “ y ' SC^CSCLC convenllon next .week. McClellan told a reporter aft-ift- composercompos and frcelance ar- The award was named after er the vote he will assemble ad-Id- tistist; t; The fire was reportedly ignit- v^^j,Mrs. Rosa Parks, who touched v e r y ^ T ^ dltlonal staff as quickly as pos- , ed as a load of slraw was being? off the ..nonviolent movementlentb ...... Recovc ...... - °s- The couple, natives of unloaded from the truck at “ * -siblerprobably-drawing.in-part “Chlciigo, chlcSgc Intend to marry .. among Negroes in 1955 whenhen on government agencies. Mean- « about 8:30 p.m. Friday. Two fire she refused to surrender her again Aug. 29 |n their home!— l.nir.ks.-anri.im^i, J(l...men .Jcnm-lha — —whll8riraT glilrtlie-pn;.sent staff - city at a formal Jew ish cere- seal on a Siigi'egaied bus. will lay groundwork for hear- ■ . Wendell Fire Department and = ------F t A M E t E m ony.______o n e t EtESS~--\4-^ — J n g fc ...... ------— __ one truck from the Jerome FireNre [ ~ ^ ~ ~ „ s Department had tne tire undera S F ----- FOH SOLVIN G T OUR------He said It was Impossible at ■iiiuuuiuiiiic control by early Saturday morn- this time to say when hearings t t • ------ECECTRIT R T c r — V r ing. A would get started, but added I l n | ( "the expectation and intent" I is Unique Fair '*An all-night watch on the r Problems to cover all aspects of the civil -pk blaze was maintained by five onsw cring W A T E R H1 E A T IN G disorders. members of the Wendell FireIre vjv. • your queslioni ’"JtSOO B o o t h I s __ Deparlmiirit.sS The farm is liv f- — — . . . , ~ cUtid i f e ^ cstes such a« Stokely uarmi- miles south and one and one- H E HOWARD C ii---- chael and H. Rap Brown mightw PJT l a E n n e d half miles east bf Wendell. li be called to testify, McClellan es FILER-This year, Twin FallsIls '^ ExiExact cause and amount of M I i said he was sure their activities FILER- C o n s u lt a n ti I I would be investigated. County fafairgoers will view onene damiige“amii caused by the fire is of the most unique fair boothIj, under investigation. I i But he said he did not think exhibits “'.U ’L ™ ever displayed by the Miico ;r.™ . the subcommittee would want to ^ £ FOR h s T SELLING RESULTS T.I. No. 733-7330 ot 733-57(l9 Idaho Department of Highways,gl USE ,TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS gve|;.m_^;^ forum to spew gaccording g tp officials at the de- — _ partment, ^|iSS Theme of the exhibit is "Pan- § / ' v Toastmistress orama.1967",o r lm T w ^ including a scries I n / i i of professionally prepared slide | ^ presentationsp '« = s e S th a t will take | * I Workshop Slated Fair-goers over the m ajor high- | BURLEY _ A council officers I » A ^ ' ways in Idaho, and help lell ifi I / \ ' training conference for S n a k e liJ/uio .. ‘Jj the Highway story to tlie public. ? i X \ River R eg io n , International‘r^ A large color map of Idaho, pi Toasunistress" Clubs, w iT! he, wilh information panels, orients ' ;;\ n • held Aug. 26 a t the Owyhee Ho- the ‘ „visitor "f.” as he lours Idaho. i| tel, Boise. Council S even of Snake' River' Region includesles Persons viewing the display iii clubs from Burley and two clubsbs "'“Iwill be counted by an ultra-sonic f|i ■ In Twin Falls.' ' sonar heahead which reflects a sig-I |p FO R THE FIRFIRST TIME I /___ I , ' l l The conference will begin at nal from the person encl aqU-l i p — ■ 10 a.m. under the direction of vates a counterc to compile fig-i g - f; 5 Esther Corrigan, Regional Su-;u- ures of hhow many people haveve |K pervisor. Reports will be heardrd seen the display,i for .various officers of the re-re- “Comm'“Comment cards” also will beb e I) Twin Fallsalls Has H Its | ( gion Including Mrs. Clin Baker,:r, used. ThiThe public is invited to ji| Burley regional treasurer. discuss highwayh m atters wilh jii A question and answer assem-m- a HlghwiHighway Department repre- jii I \ ■ Own, Home-0\ — bly-^11 be~held-prlor~Tir~thehe sentatlVBsentatlver personally;; oi thejri |j Tie-Owned- ll v luncheon at noon. Forms willdll may fill oul cards which will U ------FGi’-dishes-and4)athsd4)aths-aiid-a— ----- — be held during fhe afternoon andnd be collectcollected. Complete informa- | I - I the meeting will adjourn at 3:3030 tion will be .sent back to in- \i I \ ______^host Af other choreslOres modernir ’ p.m.. officials announce. T hI e e qquirers u ire rs bybj mail.- | — them^HW )«h^Now=ipRfef-e —Thw^-ylil^Fair^Cniinty. linir | _ ------—w------— honhomemakers^ieed-pl^?4-p^n4y- of—-----—- Time." will be I held Sept. 6-9 at them | mt i C A I t j = Mrs. Baker recently returneded Filer Fairgounds.Fair and the public | home from attending the Inter->r- is invited to attend. p F a s t • hot water. Theyr get it with — nationaUToastmistress- Convex — tion at the International Hotel, t y T 1 V I \ put-it-anywhe're, p u t quick-quick-recov- 1-os A ngeles, A irport. N e a r lyJ ^2 Idahoans i Q i j 1,000 members of the organiza­ SflUSj ILEAS g, tion were registered for the con- A' f f , ery water heating, one ofo: your vention with s e v e r a l foreign^Attend / l l l C M eet p Clean \ Z 3 countries represented^ ^ ~ -I _____ Companmpany______|_ _ very best ways to use lo^low-cost __ The Snake River R e g i o n aII l DDENVER E N V E (AP) - Two Idaho10 |:: J— Conference for 19C8 will be heldId s<“testale officialsoffu and two legisla-a - S ,;i \ n_ tors were listed Saiurday as iii n Ida]Idaho Power electricitysctricity and a t Sun V alley, ho.ited by Coun- ' “ '"s were ^ I BILL STANDLEY, AT STSTANDLEY’S C A ^ sil Eight, Pocatello, partlclpanparticipants in the annual West- ^ ■ ______ern' ern'Confei Conference of the Council of SALES,S, 255 Main1 AverAvenue West, Twin a ^ another among? the :many J 1 SSlate ta te GoGovernments beginning’E | Falls,pj Is ^ Q u i e t \ Sunday. ^’“’’'■things electricityf does I best! Commemorated The conference president, London (AP) - Karl Marx, wLl!^lni.lo II 7 Wa.shington Stale Sen. Ai Henry, *ii tho Jsther of communism, was nrpdirirHnreilicleri alioul 200 .stale lawri i _ L E A S I NN G G A L L I t ’ —commmonitinl-todny-^ljfnlTls-“ makers a and officials would al- dty.of capitalism. tend the meeting, -A round, blue plaque was un-n- Among Idahoans attend I n g j 1 ’" /-^D epeip r d a B l i r} H THERE’S NO m MATCI atcF f o r ” veiled at 28 Dean St. in the Soho>0 will bo TRep. William Lanling, ;i M O D E LL C A R S , district,, one of five placeses R-Twin Falls,Fi who is vice pres- ii | I where Marx-lived in the 34 ident of tlie conference and ii ’ ■ I ' QUlCK-RECO\ECOVERY years he spent in London. The>e speaker ofo llte Idiilio House ofi -i;J - iR ucks && iPickups ’ L Tlaque— reads: "Karl Marxrx Repfesenfallves,ReiTresenfi haroid Sn0 WV77 — ------...... FQuick-Recoveiy-- ^ • 1818-1883 liv ed hero 1851-1856."." RR-Moscow, -M oscow Ally, f!en, Allan G.J . i —■ . — ...... : ; y Free o The site now is occupied liy anm Shepard tnnd Agriculture Com- i flam eless Avater heaterleater forfoi as low ; Italian restaurant. missloner I Get your order In NOW’fcNOW for 1968 m odels missloner Stanley Trenhaile. _ ^ as $3.00 a morilh,, on your electric / C a r e bill, Avith no doAvnm payment paym e . J LEASE: IE)LEASE: including any necessary:essary wwi iring or , f s / J CHEVROLET 4 NENEW VOLKSWAGEN , p plumbing. Orderer throughthrou the I TON V-8, A s p e e d w ithh / 2 -door sedan. ij ! / y dealer or plum berr of your choice. I hitch, mirrors, etc, 24- * ; month lease tax Includ-I: -$SMO-,;r'!l-“'.■p-v; : / I e d . ((plus $1.53 tax) 1 I ■ * I - ' I $76.00™ . • / / I leLEASE:^ I S S e rv in g lI NEW FORD: Same prico9 iIm •! / ■ ■ ^ D o e s SoMUCH...CQStsSc,Costs So LimE •, ' . ■ SSouth. o u t h CControl Idaho I !S osas tho above, fFORD GALAXIE, g* Sport Coupo . ii’I I ^ ^ ■ CCHEVf?OLETIMPALA H £ N OUR At) EA AREr CHOOSINGOSiNG*— * .... S p o r t C o u p o . i ' i i ^ E L LILIOTT'S I O I^ .G See .... Ty AAlr-condltlonlnK i r - ( 7" P o w o r - ^ I ------...... —brokoor“sloorln(f.-"Wbrok< hltO~ |i ‘ l=55«^BURtEY - f - wall tires, nuto. trans- 5 j mission, tintod glass, rn- i| '/ Bob Houston, Sal^s Rep. I H '' B i l l d lo , V-8 ongino. Wheel- s ;l TwinIn Falls* 733-1490 g ^ ELECTRIC covers, (tox jncludod, ' ol i l i l l electricT R I c H ^ i ^ ^ I Stanley ^ I H T T T HEATJ r M 3 U COOKING/ JOHN DEERE I L .. „.$95.6o „o. j a \

b I cfiongo wltliout notice. ii INDUSTRIAL EQUIPEQUiPHENT IJj * II prices subjoct to cfiongo SsIX i x . Mm oO n N t T H S 0|l^ <86> / I iSSISSS!SI!! . ' I ^ ' I < ^ . ... t Corn’s^ M ay .,,. SuncSunday, Aug. T3/-1967 Twin FallsFall Tijnes-Newi 1 5 B e O f f e r e d W a l l Biegun e g u 7 Y earsi a r s A g o Oil Shelters § 1 By HUBERT J. ERB guards. The’ guards' number 14,-I,- eer r -70 70 persons have b een I------Associated Press Writer .. 500 alonj a lo n g We st B erlin*s, 100-milete w ounded. ------' __ ^ - ^ F H 0 wveMiW =R>f— ida¥iOr0 t BEFBERLIN (AP) - Tho Com-h'ofders)m - hofders with' ’Eiist Germany. West qGerman statistics giva Moscow — Tentative arrange- munists sjarled building •he the AccordAccording to West BerlinIn the numbernuml of East German ments have been made to offerfer - Berlin Wail seven years agoJ8 P police statistics,' there havere refugees who fled to the' west a college credit course in falloutout'' ' Sunday—and there is no sign■8 >' beenteen 63 confirmed deaths alongig from Aug.Aug 13, ]961, through the — sheltEi^TinalysisTit-Idaho-Fallsalls thalthat the barrier will come down,™. West\vgst Berlin'sg, borders in sbtix end of 1966196 as ^ ,1 80. despite the during the fall se m e ste r 1967-')67-' ' the ‘anniversary of the wall?all years, y ears, ihihciudihg'47 shot to deatiltil wall w all and mine lleldralang-the ------68, announced Dr. Paul Kaus,ius, I . the Communists smrled build-ild- by EEast a s t G e rm a n guards. Anoth-h- E a s t GerrG erm an b o rd e r. coordinator of ,$ontinulfig edu-du-' ing Al Aug. 13, 1961 is p articu larlyr J y „ « ' • cation at Ihe university, an< . bitter for many citizens because S ' nounced Saiurday. ' there have been ' no general“all K ‘ LIVING RO A'ccording to Dr. Kaus, the ■ passes for West Berliners to go g JG ROOM course is designed especiallyIlly to East Berlin for 14 months. fe ^----- for-profeasionaK-architects-and- ^ —Xhe-—Ihe-East-Geiman4'^gime-has ^ ----- , engineers, antt enrq.iim ent will ^ frefused-to^iegetiate-fl-^'ew-^39 ^ e ^ -----^ bc limited lo those individuals, agreement unle;ss a measurel of w = - - « «i w t f f l f = he l .. 'I l r r recognitionrecogr is included. The M Seniors majoring In archilec-:ec- WestW est does not recognize East ^ ture o r engineering m ay en- G erm any. S West Berlin city authorities: |8 C A R P E T roll, b u t cannot be c ertifie d un- J H ^ ^ E '2 P E f I N G v hope to break the deadlock in K til after they complete their de- ^ ^ the next few months so there S ---- greesr^he‘Course-is"Tnade~pos^ — JnayT5e passes again by'CEriit-g 8 |- DuPonhSOrhSOl Nylon sible through a c o n tra c t with/ith m a s., S the-National Society of Profes- The Communists never hnvejve S Completelylly installeinstalled on our sional Engineers. stopped. Improving the barriers 8 am rubber padding, _____ E ra!__ROMrin, FasQlinQ_lda;—dib — . that ring West Rerlin,since t"ethe ®^ ___ _ h e av iest foam ru b b e — -h 0 "Stafe-University-dopar4.nienteni — — EEast-Germans-firsU-put^p-the ast-J the S^ .,, .:, ------‘ dr'afchTleclure, hocataio, will.viir ^w all r i to Tialt' a m assive Hffw of f e instruct the course. H£ will ■- be I r M l — --— ----- L lefugcrefugees.- . . ^ assisted by Prof. Ralph Bin- In the past year, they have: g l ...... $ w * .. /ord, .ISU...cngineering. depact’CL- I acceler^edaccele work _ ot a , new , & m ent, an d David H anson, Uni-Inl- — filgfio?-w^l—and-mosTT-Tencesc e sR f e ■' versity' of Idaho civil defensense that replace'barbed wire. Theytey ^S BBHB S f y d . extension program. have Ilaced a border death strip g ^ with- n- moat-like-ditch ^ o-stap' ^ 1^ . -----______:___ NO MONEYi O N E Y DDl O W N ------C red it will be o ffered for thetHe any vehicles from attempting; to ^S coursfe b y ISU, w ith registrationion I W any vi on. •-■ I - ■ I :.u.r.L l - » :v. I b break reak through. S via Idaho Continuing Education. In Ithe past week, they again K i Three hours of undergraduate BOTH goT AN EAGLE SCOUTUT badgibadge and God and Countryy ranch rant east ol Declo. ShownI withwllh the new Eagle Scout are hisi ploweiplowed under or removed;;s| S Claude BRCBROWN'S or g ra d u a te c re d it w ill be of- ' ™" ' award were presented to Charlesiarles GummersonGu during worshipP ' ' mother mot and Rev. Paul Ludlow,low, pasior,paste right, and In th 6 back graves grave; from a- cemetery along)ngS S . FEATURING THEIE LARGESTLARGES CARPETING fer^ upon successful comple- servici services recently at the Burleyirley MetMethodist Church, He Is thee < < row» row, Mr. Gummerson and kelth Reitti Uscola,U ScouUnaster, whoI the nmid-city wall to improve S SELECTIONJ IN f\^AGICr\^AGIC VALLEYI______tion- soson n oi ot Mr. and MfsTCfiarlesleis GumiG iim m erso h who reside on a presented pres the Scout award.'I.*" ...... Visibilvisibility for their borderl i e rIs i S ______^______; Successful completion will re------— — — ------I I I. I.I IIII * suit in national certification by the Office of Civil Defens5 7 De- ' p ! „ U 4 fees, $1, locker; J3, annual, andnd partment of the Army, as a IvlCIljRichfield School K$3, a ctiv ity lickeL qualified fallout shelter analyst. „ Continental student group in­in- '' Fees Announced surancsurance is available to students, REGISTRATION EARLIER ^ . home economic class fees are ‘ UNIVERSITY OF PORT- RICHFIR IC H F IE L D — School i-egis-'*■ $2.52 sStudent,'; participating in LAND, Ore,—R eg istratio n will^111 tration Jratio n feesfe for Richfield have sportsspoils must purchase their own '" be one -week earlier than in past,ast been announced by Supt. F. R„ equipmequipr ent, years, with residence hallsjIIs Briggs. ^All fees will be -taxed this year. also. opening Sept. 6 , an d registra- J'®®'' TOWN BOMBED lion fo r fre,shmen an d new stu-;tu- E le m m e e n n ta ry book fees a rere LAGOS,LAC Nigeria (AP) — A .i------. dent.'! set' for'S ept. 7 ra c co rd lnIng g SL50-for S1.50 -for grades-'l Ihrough 3; BiafnBiafran plane -bomh«l....t h e '------lo officials nt. the university,ity, $2S2 fo r_r B gra r d e s *1 through fi, andnd nnfthernni'ifthc Nigerian town of Ka- Returning students will regi,sler;ler $2,SI),S2,.'i(), 7th and 8th g rad es,' • , duna, killing One person nnd in- I >-<->iii-»f>\ I .fli t^Qr r cno !n______------Supr,~8 ,- 'anti' graduate' studentsnts" ~lfigh“si: High sTjIinnl-rcgistration^s~5l2II if -juring I Ui i l l U . T ^ T t 14 . » I Tvi VJ \ IJ •■r- will re g iste r Sept, 9, plus laxlax. . This includes $5 bookak Lagos reported todav. - j M M l i f e S W e ' r e Q u i B u s i n e s s _____ Q u ittin g Bui ! SO

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— r ^ O % “ 00FF-to-5O%-< F P % O F F - - Beef production;tion is big business In Idaho. Whit© facedfacec Herefords, Angus and Shorthorns grow fa fat t bby y thtth e 1 ______thousands on)n Idaho's fertile rangelands. .There,■There, is a c — - ■ BROAH RANGEiE HOO pD S:-„,^flS constant demand.in..mimand in..markets throughoutJhelie .w eest s t fofoi r. ______. . this superb quality beebeef. Natural gas playss an imporimpor* GLASS LINED^ED ELIELECTRIC WATERrER HEATERSH 1 tant roll in Idaho's meatm packing industry.y. PackingPackins iREG. 1 0 9 .9 5 , J T , R^G. ‘ 119.95 ' ' REG. R 139.95 plants requirere steam andan hot water in huge and endless UPRIGHT . TABIETOP TABIETOP quant]ties.™Nat,ural_gaNatural-gas-heats-^water-faster-for-less er- for-les 5 , ------. — ^ 52 G al. 4 ^ 0 Gal. 5 5 0 Gal. money than any other source of energy.;'

- NoW 59.95r Nov/ Nc 69.95 N No ow 79.95 - 1— ^ The availabilitylity of naturalnati gas has attracted!d TOOICO newnevi , .v^ ■ •„ industries toI Idaho and made it possible for manymort^many more ' ' ^ ------to expand theirheir facilitiesfacilitit by conyerting to gas. Today, . AINTiRM OUNTAl^S BIRCH KITCHEHEN CABINETSCAB . 50% OFF ^ IntermountainIn Gas-CompanyGas-Con fs supplying natural gas . r / \ p A s 1 to 64,000 residential,esiden/ial, commercial and-industriallustrial cus*cuS' G w t f i c u ^ ^ ^0'>i®‘’s throughoutughout sousouthern Idaho at a costi5t eequal q u a l to

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By EDMOND LeBRETON>1 that the national, economyly is predictionspredict that economy wouldauld have to convince the lawmak- ’ Associated Press Writer stroistrong enough to sland a 100 per hob bob upwardiip during the remain-ain- ers. — ^ -WjtSHINfrTON-(*P-)— -Presi-resi- fpi^r siirrhni-gn nf Inriiviriiml1 and nnri Ingine mfmonths ot 1967.------johnsi------Johnson's major - argument' (K! dent Johnson's forces, headingding “corporate rp income taxes ‘“'<1 and Johnson'sjohn, surcharge propos-pos- v^iihwith ththe lawmakers has begn ^ for a showdown w ith a n unhap-hap- P°s*lpostponement, ot excise reduc-educ- Jlsjij ^ycwould mean lax increases.thniases.thnt a deficit potentially ap- W . py Congress on-increasing tax- tionst'o"- they can cite a serieses ofot like these,tt, selected from Treas-proachireas- preaching W billion simply ' I ■ t ■ es, h a v e picked u p som e ia^i-la^l- upward-pointingupwi developments,lents. ury computations: co |cannotI cannot be toleraied. He con- K l mjnule ammunition in the tdrmo rm ..O Of f 2 1 economic indicatorslalors pq^Por ^ married man wilh twotw o tends it w ould louch off inflation s H l ' . ™of /ffavorable economic news. culled cullc from business statistics, childre in- more costly lo the average fam- islics, children earning J5.000, no in-more co The administration is sendingding 17 nowJii point upward. A finalli bo-bo-crease crease over what he paid la last st ily tiianlhan ihe la.’i. • lo the opening liearing Mondayiday nus w a s a C om m erce D epart-ipart-year; yga,-; tor the $7,500 family, SGO!--$69!------. by the House Ways and Means!ans menfmem repori that, for the first more; for the $10,000 family,1"""“lily ,' - , Committee ils first-string fiscalseal time in six years, manufactur- $1115m m ore; to r th e $20,000 tamimi- i- ifIf you plant it 1 „ team—Secretary ot the Treas-eas- ing and Jrnde inventories have ly,|y^ $316$311 m ore. . i man declined. ______^ .' uurv rv H en ry G. l^owler, C hairm an decli ^ ...... _Wi'lh few exceptions o u l■side’ . s i d e ______^ l * B S I 3 i CGardner o i Acklcy of ihe UiuagiLi53I —_ ti -Tho J>uildups-of-tho-stock«-of k«-ot the.the -Democratic—Jeadecship,- ^ ^ ■j. of Economic Advisers *and unsounsold goods, getting in Ihe; way congressionalcongrei reaction to suchSr - Gg l o b e SEED - BudgetBud Director Charles L.1- of ninew faclory output, had been proposalspropos; has ranged from out- , ■ V Schultze. one of the main reasonsi tor righl iopposition 10 statementsems To back up Iheir argumentsents doubtingdoub government experts'peris' that the administration w iir„^__

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(„'■'■ ' ■ ■ . . . \ ______WORK IS NEARING completion on Kimberly’s newest cat-tal- Co; Coast area. This week It w was as sentsent on another “ trial run” In Ing establishment, the Redted Calwosc, owned i by iVlr. and Mrs.Irs. pr( preparation for Iho grand opening opening next w e e k In . its now roleole Edward Tliompson. Tho caboose, purchasedpure from the railroadoad .a - as s a m o d e r n drivein fe a tuurIng rin g everything cv from hamburger tlrm, had been retired a atter fte r 60 years ot service in Ihe WcstJest to lo a c o m p le te dinner. fs ^ §s and Forest S ervice officials con- calelcatelio a t about 3 p.m. F r idd a y , and Ihe F o r t H a ll Indian Re- Eight Fires linuel to patrol the area, which'hich and wa.s b ro u g h t under c o nitrol tro l servationserv battled the |)laze, ac- O ' isIs now generally ■ listed In the after about seven hours. Someome cording con to Charles Falk, in­ high to very high fire condi- jjuWO ^acres of grass-covered landla n d vesljgalionvest o ffic e r with the Burninff OnI lionlion« category, by plane Satur- burned. BurBureau ot Land Management ■Is o day. hNo new spot tires were tello District Office in Burley. ■ reposed, although several havehave___! — Ai’ea-Land , ■ Sbeen located b y air within1 tirclirc ■ Heavy clouds and accompany-,pany- l“st few weeks, Ken Hepner of I I Ing rashes of lightning brought■ought "’e "Jf'y 'n e service s a id . H E A P B I G the total number of fires;s re- DryingDryii vegetation is causingusing I'' ' ported on Sawtooth National.tional a rapidrapi( rise in the tire hazard Forest land to eight Saturday,irday, in the Sawtooth area, GeorgeS B. W A M P U M ? ------^Forest-Servlce fire dispatcheritcher Fry,Fry. Twin1 Falls district forestorest I / ^ / / / / ^ ^ Darrell Smith reported. ranger, noted. The large amountlOUnt Not^ necejtaryl Nol ol our pharmacy! ol vegetation produced by tliis ^ Lightning-caused y^^if Of a ll tho necojiitiej life thof you*' hove t o buy, flifl piice of ’^ru g s and a r r a n e a r th e P o m e re ile Ski out and this abundance of fuel Is—causing—concern- to local- . , p h n rm n cBulicflliJiQvc-onnft u p J c o i i - ______I__ JL— ------A Dft above Burley and in the of all. Tho coji of living may spirol, Biacic Pine Division south„ and foresters.loreste east of Malta. Both fires were As of' Saturday, eight tiresfires butb o u r drugs nnd jorvtcfjj a re still controlled by Saturday after- atter- reported in the area, iiihe greatest boigam, especiolly wheri three of which were miin-causod,UROdv ygyy consider how volunble thohe health ' y f * ' ‘“A roon. .. "It is extremely important The Howell Canyon biaze you a r e striving to fnnintoin. rn hi p re v e n tio n is used . — ;— temeiMess—than—««-^ow, - P6t by ail vi.^itors to Ihe National Douglas Fir before being brought porest;foffi-sts lo prevent costly fires,” D J S C O U N T S T O under control by four fire-‘'Jj Mr. Fry concluded. fighters. The fire was reported rpBjj . p | g j , p 5 SENIQR CITIZENS:n s at 9 a.m. Saturday, Reeder Flying Service had enrli-!nrli- - i'- Only two men w6re required[uired er SatiSaturday been dispatched lo . to bring the Biacic Pine Diyi-airbrush Divi-a:?brus tire behind the FMC^ ? KINGSBIJ;SBURY’S sion tire under control. Thee fire chemicchemical plant west of Pncateilo, charred less than an acre after Mr, HeHepner reported. Tlie firefjre rr. Prescription.Pharniacy__ Medical Med Center Pharmacy beijig spott^ Saturday morning,■ning. was rereported by th e Chink'sInlj's [ II)’ M ain A voC t,- 733-46747 4 608 ShoTip — 733-91M Reeder Flying Service' planes,ilanes Peak Hilookout station hear Pb- |^ ^ \ / comp Senate Bans 1 com pare^^^^^-V >H^e first in COLORCC TV1 I atj;ab $3.99 N at $5.49 Use Of Fundsa, _J When yoH^i $ 5 ™ For Soviets I t there s p r i o l K a 1 ?T B O O N . . . I GliS'BUCKIECKLE SLIP-ON BOYS'OXFORD OF By JOE HALL I The buckle strap shoe is news this seasoni Syntheticc ClassicCIc dress oxfords or)RD moc-toe OR si SLIP-ON The WASHINGTON (AP) - The uppers, composition heelj| and sole.sc Block or brown inn bicblack leather uppers, r PVC mnr-tne soles, slip-qns hnvf> smnnlh_____ | ow to I 11 Senate, dealing a sharp blow to , sizes 8'/,-3. sizestiz> 8 '/;- 3 . President Johnson’s bid for ex- I PVC soles. D (medium) widlh, pandlng U.S.-Communist v bloc s ' trade, has voted to ban use ol Export-Import Bank financingnclng for a Soviet auto plant. Voice vote adoption ot this ban Friday along with eararlier ier ------_____ acceptance ot another prohibit­hibit- WffiiiilSCT ing Export-Import Bank financ­nanc- f ing of exports to countriesitrics — ^ ------l i which trade with North Vietnamitnam M p , / “Tepresented'stiff-personal set- — “ USskrfwtlTe preslduni.------— ------; : _ K ! Johnson, in a epeech last yoar, specifically endorsedI Ex-Ex­ port-Import Bank'finariclngg for ' f i r s t IM purchase -by_Italy!s_Eiat_MotorJo to r . ______Co. o t $50 m illion in A m ericanrican i machine tools to be used in a plant Fiat will build in the= So- . , ; 15 . f T s S ? viet Union, nf> nf ' ______■ ». Johnson's proposals to increa.sereasc I ______East-West trade hailed Friday’sday's ; ■ j-^EERnUEDFJED ETA 3U tt TilEH'SUJCKT action as .sounding the death knell tor such an expansion. Be young and gay in our ghillghillie flail Suede leatherr Sleek,Sle quality styling fors a long r uwe< A i E R And, , added Sen. Karl1 E. • j uppers, snappy 6'8" heel.“el. ComComposition sole. In sizess SmoothSm leather uppers,or PVC long Heel w ear and a trim look. Mundt of Soulh Dakota, sponsorinsor u H 6'A to 12. of the ban: "It is likely to short-hort- | R 5 - to 10. b'h , PVC h eel a n d sole. In sizes ei) the w a r in V ie tn a m .” B T h e RA N D O L PH ^ • A fter a d o p t i n 'g 'M u nn d dt’s t ’s ® ...... W » iV« iV- . rii Series QH-672 _amendm.ent,Jno_Senate passedissed . ~ ^ " "fe'___ — -by-voiee-Votc-the-blil .extending ______IlK;I t----- '295 8q:1n', Piaure - • BIG BOYS’ SIZES -the Ilte ot tho Export-ImportiPprl ■ ■ ■ Bank tor five years. That action sent the measureisure , to the House, where Democratic . $2 ’ 5 leaders have' predicted it will ■encountef further difficulties. . i— Sponsors said it was unlikely2 - I | M o I oloi4V-with-no f no^money- - the House would begin debating»tlng .... . the bill until after the 10-day La- I compare al $3.99 ■ compare at $7.99 M bor Day recess. fl Smooth block synthetic up- A ' Block oxford has leather THREE KILLED " ' ^ down, no) paymentpa untilitililov.15 pers, s molded heel and sole. I uppers, PVC heel andjHther H 1 P' EDWARDS, Miss. (AP) - A 8'/,-3. • ■. ^ sole. soil Sizes 3'/]- 6, ' a n d 9 ^ nine-car Illinois Central passen-ssen- From nov\/ until Septemberb e r 15t 1 5 th , e n jo y ® je r train cnlllded witli an egg truck near here today, spillingl l i ^ r , rIRCA c a VI,Victor living color.,. . nopano payiTient 'til ■ eight cars and two engines downlown • a 30-toot embankment. 'Threeh ree _ November 15th.5 th . I “ persons yefe injured. ’ '

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' ' • \ / SuocJay,J Aug. 13, 1967'67 Twin Falls TImes-Newj 1 7 Livestock; Week’s^ MostSt ActiveA( Stocks5 SStock Mart - NEW Y O R K; STOCKs t(h :k :EXCHANGE T] IDAHO FEEDLOT SALES;s NEW YORK (AP)—Yearlyly high-lohigh-low, weekly sales, high, lowl o w , JB j a c k s F r o m Slaughter steers confirmedd 2 2,-,- closingdosing price and net changeIge 61 the 20 most active slocks fo r 081): bpilc choice 102J-1225 lblbs. s . the wweek: e TeltelevisionsnScheduletlies 26.00-26.50, se v e ra l h u ndred hhead e a d High Low Stocks High Low Close NN et e t JPR e c e n t P e a ki . 1075-U00 lb, 26.75; sCTeral loads m o a d s ,177/ '2 % Allis C h al .,,- ,..J,.J79.600__37% 7 9 .6 0 0 29% 37 + 7 7 ------Bv ED MORSE------_ ____ Sunday,ly, Auj Aiigust 13 Monday,ly, August Augui 14 ' -----choice~120D-1250-^b9r“25^0-26;0076 ;0 0 t -58*;^—- in l— 32l4-?ssex-Wire-n7r-509,500~509;500— 56--^6Ji--5014^ ----- 5 % - r ______HEREE AND-THlAND-THERE ------' ^ 0 NEW YORK (AP)-A yellowrellow ~ jPROMISINCrSfrsiNcrsPEcisis ^------few mixed good and choice 1 1 0 0 - 77 wi . 25J Adas C p ...... 438,300 %% 6 :6 W - ■ % 7 p .m ., 2B, 3, 5, 11—A ndy' Griffith,G riffith, oone n of the few long-endurlng A caution light was blinkingIg oon n |5:30 p.m., 2SL, 7, 8 — W alt Dlsi 1150 lbs..25.00-25.50:-maitly goodg o t^ jijj/36% 2832 Pan A m ...... ,. 430,000 30 2 8 « 28% - % w n Valt Disney’s World. "A Salutejte to (jievi television series that successfully:ssfully combinescom home-spun wisdom, „ Wall Street last week asi the ^1Alaska.” This blend of animationinlmation, films and historic photo- gentli ■114ff- 1250 lb.' Holsteins 24.00-:4.00- A 62’4 511/, Am T e l T e l . . .,. . 428,100 525lU 5iy/Unch. f t t ' 8 “ tle humor and even ann occasionaloccaslonai "moral." A good, solid m arket biicked off from Itss rec- gfaphs qelebrates Alaska’sI centenncentennial and the marking of the sefje, 24.25; sla u g h te r heifers cori-con- 40 28>/a Sperry R a n d . .,. . 371,300 40 38% 38>^ - 01 tne series that hopefully offers:rs “someth“something for everyone," and, ent peak and the exchanges■s eutcut 2a(j q( purchase of Alaskaa by the United States from Russia, jndgg' firm ed 1,195; b u lk choice 850- 226c 16W Outb M ar ...... ,. 366,800366,8Q0 26 213/1 26 -I- 3% f " n jf ?' '"‘*eed, does Just that. This week, a rerunrer airing shows the good, trading hours so that broker- A cartoon traces the state’si history from its discovery in 1741 to „i'. s| 955 lb s. 25.00-25.50, m ost s a le=sat s a t 71// 3 j| Hupp C p 328,100 1% 7 + Mag, 1/41 to ol’ sheriff of Mayberry gettingjetting a littlelit green-eyed when girl 5 A age firms could catoh up' with its purchase by Sec. -of StateItate WillWilliam Seward. The price of frign; latter price; lew loads 900-925“■“ 5 9 '* 5(j Livings Oil ....,. 315,100 9 7« + U ice of frignd Helen sells a children'sren's book to.1 a handsome publisher. A a heavy backlog of paperwork.■worK. .13 "Sj^Yjrij'g Folly” w o rk e d out,lut, then, to about two cents an acre, lbs. 25.75; mixed good and Gulf W n I n d . .,. . 300,200 64?4 60« 6 IU - 1 % ' I acre, series' r e ^ r s Andy Griffith,Ith, Aneta CCorfsaunt star.______choice 810-900 lb s. 24.50-25.00; a ll , 57, Even as the week began there njNot a bad price, not at ali. 25% 17% Con C ig a r ,. 289,700 25’/« 2 % 2 V /t -f 2 % was * uneasiness because in the slaughter cattle for immediate 40% 31 A rm our ...... ,. 283,700 40% 37% 40 % 2 % 1 ^the SPORTSi SPECT^SPECTACULARS to 2-week delivery, most FOB . J f fz? previous week the marketL had ** 2:30; p.m., 3, 4, 7, 11—A m eerican ric a n Golf Gc Classic, final-round action Si^O-JstfNews 11-News, Spts., Wthr. 15W 6 % Am Motors ...._282,5M,. 282.500 15 J 3 U 13W - feedlols. 4-5 per cent shrink or su rged-to-new -highs f o r 1967m ono n in^the j^- sbith. such event is telecast from the Firestone. Countryountry ^^News, Spts., Wthr.r. 8 - -News, Wthr.. S p ti, 5-.“ J 2 ya___ 26_.3arkeJ3ai!ls.,^u^2ZL30g,. 277,300 32 M '3U4 -I- equivalent, some on dcliyiTred'Tyji? - g S record-volumer-but-was-darop=. ^|,€lubr-Akronrehior-The-^100;fl00-ch lOO^OOO-classic-offers a fir s F p r i z e - o f------____ 10:20 4—Movie. "S ky C om m o n - -12354— 86%^Falr-Gam-^™;.-257,800;..^7,800-J133r97i4ll98«-—-94? ened"lateir1he-week-by-Presi-™ jj ------4 -C b n y e n n e______ZZI . do" , basis 5-25 freight; sliiaghter '“. i f f 10 Pac Pet Lttr ...,. 236,700 16% 16 17% -^ % j e t $2POO. F iresto n e,’ w h ic h has h as hosiedhos many Of g0irs~nia]0r------cows co n firm ed 150; c u tte r-a n d % d e n t Johnson's re q u e st f o r' a“ 10 (q,tourneys, is consldered one of the cccountry's longest and toughestu E 5-Gllltgan's Island c 10:30 2SL—Tonlle Show c :„p 50« 31U Chrysler ...... ,. 220.1002 2 0 .1 0 0 50% a y . 48« - 1 M ^gnest 7B-News, Wthr., .Spts. ' utility 925-950 lbs, 16.75; F O B , M J per cent surcharge on :lncomeicom e courses.^ Should make, for some bbreath-stopping moments. ts. 2B News Sports, Weather 4 per cent shrink; feeder cattle-YfTe '“g . *6 Chi N w ...... ,. 218,100 170 115W 120% - 5 05 0 % % ta x e s. —1 — 8— M onkees c 3—Mls,slon Im posslblo t d e Ling T e m V . . . \ 214,600 169>4 147W 148 - 6 >/ ^ Iilllll 11— G illigan's Islan d c 7B—Tonlle Show c co n lirm ed 3,130; fo r c u rre n t d e- ‘““A ■ Then, on Tuesday the majorn a j o r ' ' 7—Animal Secrets c irne, 6654 59^ Std OU NJ ...... ,. 214,500 6 5 5 J 64% 64’/* - % exc 8 —Tonite Show c livery, 300 choice, few prime, ™/s exchanges put into effect four- 1 ' 8 —Animal Secrets -c; 6:00 2SL, News, Wthr., Spts, II—Mission lm |x isiib lt 625-lb. steers .27.00; deliveredered ' jMCDirAM crnrir 1 hour trading sessions instead of J 23—Mr. Terrific c STOCK EXCHANrF i n Key to StationsIS 5—Lassie c 10:40 5—Movie, "Son ol Pale- — feedlotr-short-haulfseveral-ship- j— ^ the—usuaM li—hours—so—that-tlm t _j-JSL-KUTV=TV-Saltrtalre ------H—Lassie c ------____ _— 3,-TMr.Jetrific-c ______ments totaling 600 choice 700-750^ 7 ^ NEWN tW YORK (AP)-Yearlyiy high-low,high-lo' weekly sales, high, low , member flmis could clean up , facc” “ P 2B KDOI-TV Boise 5 ;i 5— News, Wthr., Spts. loice closing price and net changege of 101 0 most active American E x- the 5:30 2 S L - W a lt Disney c 10:55 2B—Movie, "V ooJao lb. s e te rs 25.50-26.00; 100 choice closing their clerical work which had : , KID-TV Idaho F a lls g 11— M r, T errific C 3003 0 0 change stocks for the week; 2B—It’s About Time c . Woman" 800 - 825 lb. s te e rs 24.50; “ a n s e led to considerable confusion. 4 J KCPX-TV Salt L ake - 7B—I Dream of Jeannie c choice and prim e 725Jb.^heifersife rs % Slboney Cp ...1,293,400I,293,400 I ’i 13/16 1% -1-11/16 S-^It's About Time c 11:45 4—Joey Bishop c As the week neared Its'• eend n d j5 ksL-TV' Salt Lake ______■'i-^Rnngn r ______° ______8-Captain Nice “'.jg — 3 5 0 -454------i — N uclear-A m . . .- . 815,2110Kl.'i,?llft M —A it -was deeided-to-cBntimie-the ------1 2 !im 2 .<;i-Mnvii- ______-----aroiM r-t^-primet3n5;750=lb;liilb; ~ 4 ^ ^ "Bi|-Assd-Qil~&-G:3T-651-r40Q jBJiwfl j-Ooia:' r“ 11—R a n g o c - - -6-6:30,2St^-Captain-Nlce :3 0 c—— ------and-Hjiwl.iomi!"— :------^ abbreviated sessiotis.all-QtJiexr. n e x t .(-8 kIFI-TV- Idaho F all? steers 26.00; mid-August deliv-leliv- 3'4 Vi Holly C o rp . . . . 482,400 “ w e e k as well. j 8 —W alt D isney c .• ^ 2B—Vacation Playhouseis e c - ■______ery,. 80 choice 600-675 lb. s tete e er rs s 1% 214 1, Cont M a te r . . .,. . 432,000 2% 1% -1; 3/3 II KMVT-TV Twin F a l l s 7B-W alt Disney c ' 3—Vacation Playhouse c 'pv ^ The shortened sessions' did ((c) Telecast in color and heifers, steers 26.00; mid-m id - 2?4 1 ^ Pentron E l .■...,. 368,700 23,4 \% v l + y , . ^ 5—Vacation Playhouse c ^ have the elfect of cutting!, ’ivol- ? '; ...... SUNDAY EVENING Death Takes August Hellvffry, HO chojep mn- fiOO- '9 -9 , , 4’ii New P k M in . . . -345.100-345,100 ___ 9____ 7 jl . 8 ■ -.— jT 'ume-ttrte,S07^20-shares-fol^ei l ^ e — ------6:( \______11—Vacation Playhouse c te e rs 814 3% Wllshire ...... ,. 329,700 8 '4 7 « 7% -t------6:0a-2B—E d- Sullivan -c ------~-^ 4— Iro n HorsiKK X f l T 675 ib. steers and heifers, steers S'A week compared with the recordecord SUNDAY MORMING 3—E d S u lliv an c 26.00, h e ife rs ,24.00; .sev eral lo ts 29>AIW. l k McCul O i l ...... ,. 327,900 29'4 21% 221/, _ . 4 « w e 7B—Iron Horse- c iT U « 60,769,050 shares of the previous 6 : M is. Nelson ■imp, n i l w l r r r P n rp ...... ivious 6:00 4 -F a rm R ep o rt c ■ 4—V o y ag e c ___ ‘ 8—Iron Horse 303,20(1 21%— 18.....-19ij.-+-, % ^w e ek : . '------j; lb s ., ^ ^ ------5—Ed Sullivan t! ~ ' " KUPtKi — Mrs. Norma'Nel- mixed calves, estimated 400 lbs., ^------: :st In 4-Fnlth for Today 7:00 2S^-Monkees c mid-October to early-Novembern b e r So great was the Interest In Il-Ed-Sullivan c son. Cl, 109 F St., Rupert, died the market, however, thatIt pnon 7B—This Is the Life c j;; 2B—Andy Griffith c Friday ida afternoon at the Twin d eliv ery , s te e rs 31.00 ,h q rife rs T ? — e 6:30 2 S U - L e t’s Make a DM eal e c 3_Andy Griffith c 28.00; all fe e d e r cattle e q uu iv l v a " - Wednesday volume soaredid to 11—Summer Semester 7B—Let's Make a Deal c Falls Clinic Hospital following Eacouraffing? SignsSia Point | above 7:!5 3-Beany and Cecil c f / ^-AndJ Griffith c lent 3-4 per cent shrink, depend-)end- C? O C 10.1 million sh ares, w e ll a b o v e 7:! 8 —Let's Make a Deal c a lin g erin g Illness. the record-breaking averagege of 4—Beany and Cecil c ,,, = 11-Andy Griffith c she ing on length of haul to weighing ' 1 ’ _ S h e was bon M ay 5, 1906, a t 9.9 million shares for the first 5-Cartoons 7:00 2B—O u r P lace c points; slaughter lambs con- 1 5—O ur P la c e c 7:30 ' . ’ O 2B—Family Affair c Boise Boise and came to the Rupert . con® T o Clim b F romom' IDoldrums ■ . - •■ sev‘^9seven monlhs of this yearar _ — '■ 7B-Faith for Today c i a j e a as a child. ' firm ed 1 .2 0 0 ; choice, few prim e, ' II—Bonanza 5—Family Affair c ajea 104-106 lb. 24.00-24.25. FOB, eeS"u1- q u i- . * JACKXEFLER ' -:—Retail sales Increased In basedbai on full,_5J4-hour tradingading II—Beany and Cecil c 3— R a t Patrol c . .She S h e was married to Horace ^ AP Business Writer JumJune to a record total. da; 2SL-Bonanza valent 4 per cent shrink. d a y s. 7i7:45 5—D avey and G o lia th ® c 7B—Bonanza 4—Rat Patrol c Nelson Nelso Aug. 10, 1931, at Tre- " Confirmed this week: 2 2,080 080 N E W YORK (A P ) - The TheseT l developments and otherther Great( activity by the socalledc alled 8:008 : 3-L lnus 2 S I ^ I D ream o f Jeanniennle c PJSJJt*monton, Utah. He died Aug. 6, ’liter economy produced encouragingiglng factorsfacti prompted Secretary of “ rH 8 —B o n an za 1950 at Rupert. s la u g h te r s te e rs, 1,195 s la u g h te r ' "performance” mutual funds 4—Unus c ' 3 - F B I c r—Rat Patrol c ■ ’ 3 . signs this past week of the istartstart the Treasury Heniy H. Fow ler ant IWrs. Nelson had taught school ■ helfersi~150-slaughter cows, 3.- ^ Sns u w ier and-.other. l;istitutiQnal. JnvestQT.SStOLI1 . . .J B —Linus c ...... 4 - F B I c 11—Rat Patrol c. , “ f‘ 2(10 of a clim b from the doldrumsinisin to sisay that the danger of reces-:ces-which wh are-adopting moreI anda n d 5 -L am p , o.i i. . until about a year ago when she -130.1 e e d e r _cattle__and which-buslness-wEillowed-during ° “ sion- 8:00 2 S L -M o v le , “The LLast ast . 8 —I^Dream nf Jeannie c slaughter lambs; last w e^'^™ "^' irlng sion-+is-now-pastand-tho-ouaooklook moren,o of a trading attitude -rath— r a th ----- 11—Linus c - retired because, ofJIhiess.______rlr.il- Wagon" 8:00 'iSL—Road West c She 1,205 — 745 - 0 - 2,740 - 3,000;0 0 0 - ft® this Is for economic expansion. er than an investment attitudetitude gjjog; 2S^-Science In Agrlcul- She graduated from Albion 8 —Movie. “Hilda Crane”-rane 7—Road West c Norm last y e a r ; 2,005 - 2,095 - 0 - ye^r- . TJThe only difference of opinion,lion, wawas cited as a reason forr ththe e ture Normal Teachers College In They were: he s 3—C an d id C am era c; 8—Road West c 1929. 4,540 - 5.450. he said,- is whether that expan-pan- hetheavy trading. 5—Look Up and Live c 1929. She had taught school In —Employment In July rosaie to sion will be moderate or "highly ^ ° 4—Movie. "King Solo­Io- 2 B—Coronet Blue c Summer, Sumn Mont., the Pioneer ele­ SWy Wall Street sources saidI that 3-Peter Potamus c m o n 's M in es” c OGDEN the highighest level In history. boorb o o m y ." trofits 4—Peter Potamus c 3—Felony Squad c mentary menti 'school at Paul and at and —Total construction activity Fc - , these funds were taking profits 2B—Candid Camera c OGDEN (AP) — Cattle and -T ot ivity Fowler supported President“ f "J “on a wide range of stocksi and 7B—Peter Potamus c e 4—Felony Squad c the RupertF elementary schools [eei^Mvan(:^dTn“ Iunirt(rthe-hiEhcst'hest Johnson's'Johi proposal of a 10 per "[V 5 -Candid Camera c calves 1,150; slau g h ter s te e r s M v a n C sav others which have piled upp big 11—Peter Potamus c = 5—Movie, “The Woodenden forfo r li19 years. 6.00; rate in 13 months. cent Income tax surcharge, say- 11—C an d id C am era c She was a member of the Del­ choice 990-1240 lbs 25.20 - 26.00; rate i n gains. Then they were switchingch in g 9:009 : 2B—Insight c ^ , H o r s e ” S h e 15-896 —Inventory liquidation In July ing its enactment would ne con- f 7B—Movie, “King Solo-Solo- 11— Iron H orse c ta KKappa Gamma, teachers’ s^aughtej-^heifers ^choice .howed J n o r e ____ 8:rC.h;istQ phera g______Mnfc d is te n t w ith -ff heaiUiy g ro w„ ini-' g ^ to blue chips or other more __ — ^— monU-MineslVc______^ stahlfl issuer mnrn rlnselv link- _ :l—Riillwinkln p______------hOHQBVB-soi;or-it¥.-ihB—Tr-initv------TitilityH5r40—^W r-canner-and- a n d -■ ...... ------eoenomjh------efler ------8:M 2B- W hat'a-My Line?^;Z14m------»*»- -3-bot'jGBrljihing — Episcopal Church, Rupert. J. ed with the business cycle.;. ’- 4—Buliwlnkle c r? 4-Peyton Place c Q iller 14.50 - 16.50; good and a n d uutility tility and commercial 20.50-10.50- TheTt Chase Manhattan Bank of , 3—W hat's My Une? ' Siirvivors Include two sons, in a 6-Cnmera Three New York predicted that Jt. the .' A general confidence in a 5—What’s My Line? o.nn Ufe c Philip , Nelson, Spokane," ind' ’ ' choice 200-280 lb v ealers 26.00-!6.00- 23.25. New rising economy was spurreded by 7B—Buliwlnkle c ’ 9:00 2SL-Run for Your Life c Philif -30.00. . ____ Hogs-H ogs—U.S. No. 1 butchers,, 215 economy ecori will complete a "m od- I,' llvW hafs My Une?' ,3—Big Valley c . Darw)DarWin Nelson, Rupert; one sis­ . Treasury Secretary Henryy H. ■ 11-Bullwlnkle c 0:1 H ogs 125; U .S. 2-3 182-2251 lb s lbs, 22.50;2 2 . 1-2, 210-230 lb s , 21.75-II.75- el aiadjustment" by the end of the 0:00 2B—P e y to n P lace 4—Big Valley c ter,te r , IM rs. Don (E v a ) B u rn h a m , 1.75; year if consumer spending con-jwi- Fowler who said that the dan-d a n - 9;309 ; ,'i—Time for M editation’n 3—N ew s, Spprts, W eather 21.50-22.10 . 22:25; 11-3 , 200-250 lbs, 21.25-21.75; year Id the 2SI^Sacred Heart ather 2B-ThatGlrl PleasPleasanton, Calif.; three broth- jring 2-3, 250-280 lbs, 20.75-21.50: 1-2,1-2 , tinuestinui at its present high level,»vel" sersei of recession is pa.sr and the 5—Coronet Blue c Sheep 2,210; slaughter spring 2-3, 25( 'gyii outlook is for economic expah-ixpah- ■(-Discovery 67 , .. 8 —Run for Your Ufe c ers,ers. COlaf Moller, Nels Moller and ------limhs-nhninp. IQOJb-ianeS-ItlBhosa t e .1BH-2QQ iBii-2 n n ihs. 2(1.511:21.25: s o w i 1-3,1-3, ; ;"Consumer c incomes are still 11—News. Sports, Weathereather n_Blg Valley c W Wilbe ilbert Moller, all Rupert, and ------23.90: feeder la m b s choice a n d 300-350300-35 0 lbs, 19.00-19.75; 1-3 350- 350-risIr rising,'' the bank said. "Surveysvevs ^ionv- - — — lirfl- -OiJO-J-Prism ------7 B = F B I------—th three-grandchlldrenr r e e ------— ...... MO IB s,” 18,25-19.25; 1-3 '400-1500-450 shovshow that the mood of consum- The ‘ Dow Jones industrialII aav— v ------1 B -D lsco v e ry -67 99:30';; 2B—M ission Im possibleiible c Fur Taney 8 6 Ib i 21.50.* ...... MO IB s e ra g e last weejc lo st 3.12 a t Funeral services will be Con­ Idaho Fecdlot and Range SalesSales lbs, 17.75-18.50;17. 2-3, 450-400 lbs, eo rs Is one of g ro w in g 12 a> . 5-World of LDS Churchrch 3-Movie, "Period of Ad- 9:30 2B — Wild W ild W est jducted u c t e at 10 a.m. Tuesday at lUgh- 1700-18.00; 2-3, 500-550 lb s, 16.50-6.50- optlioptimism—always a favorableable 920.65, ” , 8-The Story c ju s tm e n t” 110:00 0 :0 0 2SI^News, Wthr., Spts. the- 1 S lau g h ter s te e rs 2,080; s l a u g h - 17.00-18 The' Associated Press aver- its. the- Trinity Episcopal Church,i... - ter heifers choice 850 - 955> lbs 17,25;' 2-3,; 550-BOO lbs 16.00-16.50.6.50. augury augi of spending patterns. * a v e r - 11—D iscovery 67 11—Movie, "Period of Ad-Ad­ 3 N ew s, W thr., Spts. RRupert, u p e i by Father Fred Pick­ Vhnt age of 80 stocks last week fell 9.355 . 25.00-25.50; slaughter cows 925- Sshee; h e e p -S p rln g s l a u g h tt ee rr And other surveys indicate that te ll 2B-Tabernacle Choir . ju s tm e n t” 4—News, Wthr., Spts. ett.ett. I Final riles wili be at Ru­ 0-115 their intentions to spend " are r e 1-3 to 340.3. , 3-Tabemacle Choir 9:19:50 8 -N ew s, Wthr., Spts.s. 5—News, Wthr., Spts. pert 950 lb s 16.75; ch o ice 725 lb hhelf- elf- lambs, la m b s , a few lots prim e 90-115 theli O f 1,597 Issues tra d e d on th e pert Cemetery. Friends may lbs 26.50; choice and prime> 85- strois tro n g .” '• ^ " 5-Tabernacle Choir 1010:00:| 5—N ew s. W eather, Sports 7B—News, Wthr., Spts,. call 1 er.i 24.00. lbs 2 6 .i ■fnrc New York Stock Exchange, 621 n, ■S., call at Walk Mortuary Chapel Sales 110 l b s 25.50-2C.00; c h o ic e 80-1100-110 ClChase cited two major factors 9:45 2 S l^ F ro m th e C a th ee d d rra a l io;oolO; 4—N e w s ------.Utah Feedlot and Range.Sales no lbs rose and 835 fell. MondMonday afternoon and evening S lau g h ter s te e rs and h e ifeIfers rs |()s |(js 24.50-25.50;2 4 .! mixed good and as contributing1 ereally to ‘the „ p. 10:00 2Sl^Herald of Truth 7—N ew s and until time of services Tues- ugh- smoothness of the-adjustmentnent Mewton- D. Zjnder. of e-.r. E-F. 2B—B eatles . 1010:15;’ 4—N e w s , Weatl-.er,. Sports 165; ch o ice 650 lb steers 26.50 ih o lc'elc 'e 23.50-24.50, S h o rn slaugh- s m c H utton & Co. said - th e re w a s . s p o rt. I - d a y ...... _____ 8.00; ler e w ? s , cull to go o d 4.00-7.50.7.50. pproc ro c e ss. ™ ■ 3-Look Up nnd Live! c 7B—News, Weather Names Wife,■I ------choice 600 ■ 525 lb steers 28.00; ier ew ( •inal '‘preliminary caution signal at "Inventories, the principal P' ir H 11-l.ook Up and Live8 0 lO:; 8 :SACRAMEKrb, Calif., (A P)- heife r s 24.00. least on-a-very-short.term trad- 10:20 —Summer Focus ^SA< problem,^re-belng broughflnto -4-ABC Scope 1010:30:; 2B-N ews, Weather,, Spts. Gov. Ronald-Reagan Fridaylyap. ap- - B o y D ro w n s----- D E N V E R Y o i said '>"5 " 6 . u J „_Y piiiiglove line with sales,” the bank said.jjing Prices for government bondsb o n d s ' 7—Movie. “Queen Bee”Bee” pointpointed his wife, Nancy,, and OREM,OE Utah (AP) A '2- DENVER (AP) -■'(USDA)- “The rate of inventory building ‘ most VB-Porky Pig 10:10:35 4—S u m m e r Focus actreactress Irene Dunne to thoI Caii-Cali- year-iyear-old Orem boy drowned Sat- - Compared with last .week’s 1 : bil- generally were lower, with-most ^ dropped from more than $18 bil- ab o v e S-TW'* L ife 8 1010:45; M o v ie, “ A pache fornifornla Arts Commission. urday urdaj In a canal near his home, close: ti 5 lion in late 1966 to about $2 bll-[,11’ issues less than a point above AlmostA I Sinks C . of their lows for the year.- -• ^ ' 10:30 2B-Casper D r u m s " TinTiie actress Jn private life Is OremOre police said M i c h a e l Cattle—slaughter steers most-n o s t * ...... ___ ...... , V ___ . , lion. .- llQJX in -tha-second_flu_ajte r_ o f ™ ----- il^Mcdically-SpeakinfU------2.Sl.mJoe-Eymi c______------M rs. I r e n e nimnp T.riffin. ,____ .TnscrJnscnh Erickson, son of Mr. and ■ - - ly 25-50 higher; heifers average ^ 19G7. ' utper- I 3-Camera Three II:11:00 2B—M o v ie, "Tlie Racket','acket',' ThiThe job pays travel expenses)enses M rs. Valdean Erickson, fcj^'ijito, choice and . better sleady w O ver Error |l 9 J 7 in intermediate issues oulper- "Investment In new plants POV- 8-This Is the Answerr c 11:3511; 4—J o e y Bishop c bbut u t 1 no salary...... ____...... tliethe _ _canal c about 1 p jii. __ strong, lower grades steady^ to and equipment has slowed)wed the longer term gov- ern m en ts. 5—Face-thq Nation c • ■ — weak, some 25 lower; slaughter LONI slightly, following the unsustain- 2S^-Thls Is the Answe; c cows 5W.OO low er. p a rte d able average 16 per cent annualn u a l _ . _ 11—Camera Three I Sheep — slaughter springjrlng almost sank today on a typo- Increase of the last three years. W ewes graphical errer. 7B—Beany and Cecil 1 lambs steady to weak; ewes graphic L. With operating rates declining, S t a f f M e e t s 11:00 2B-Riverboat ■ Month-Old)ld (C opper StriS t r i k e I s The story came out when j, fully steady. The :' " the Incentive to add capacityy fitat Tpii-p, 1 s 25- Dominique Bientait, 18, from 5—Managers In Action Hogs — barrows and gilts 25- Domini ' the five per cent a year F>ace l-l 3—Film Feature X 50 lower; sows steady. MonteliMonteliman France. com-” ■ j.that ^ prevailed sines 1960 Is ob- r l a n n e d dj ------plainedp la in e d to Glen N ic h o ls, an ur- . ‘ 4—TBA ” OIVIAHA - Can ccouncil c clerk In Aldridge ,. - 11-T BA ■ Not Natiwiaiw ial Em ergena g e n c y Y e t OMAHA (AP) - .(USDA)) —- that,hat hhe e never got any m ail from!*• lit s ■ft 2SL—M eet tho P r e s s snIH, the over-all effect of these School A ides C attle tor iveck 27;400; tiDJii- iijg g i r ] ------7B=Mcerthe-Pres 3 : .------BV P H IL K E IF------^ 'Ihere Is about 25^,000 tonsms In 11,000 tons a month Is still being his g i r l inend. 'f adjustments g jju has been heldf to staffs meetings planned by cf- p ared 29,900 p rev io u s w eek aand n d Dominique,O o rn i living as a guest ' 'y 8-Meet the Press — ' ■Sssociated Pifcss WrlfW;« the government g stock pile now. producedprodu at those mines, , . modest proportions, by gainsains ficialsfid of tho Twin Falls School‘■,9° ll:30.2Sb-JCatholic Hour c WASHINGTON W (AP) —- Ad-Ad-That That is down from the stock pile But 32,400 y e a r a g o ; slau g h ter s teleers e r s o( of Nichols, M ich was on &n exchangemro else" “ w h e re In the economy. « istrlc t-'N o . 411 in p re p a ra tio n ' k pile But the bottleneck Is -at the unevenly- 25-/5 higher; heifers‘fe'rs visit aarranged r by the sponsors ■ation 3-issues and Answerss c ministrationmln sources sayy the oobjeci b je c tiv e of 775,000 to n s. smelters. s m e l t Copper must be' proc- _ The Labor Department re- ffor o r the 1967-68-aehool-term were steady-to-60-higher; cows 1.25-(,( th( were " ^^IssUiTs and-Answers's c moimonth-old copper strike ham ot 'Dor l-25-ol the Aldridge-Monteiimar ported -that-7fi.2 milllQn. A m^eri- eri- amannounced Saturday by E. H. a ^ o t 'Domestic mine productionin be- essed before It can be'Teflned— ~ • 1.50 fiigher; ’ bulls' and' Xeeder■eder f‘Ti^iH^Towii"Tficndshlp'Socle- -• “ ■ 7B—Catholic H o u r c reached reai the stage ol a nationalitlonai fore the strike began JulyJy 14 for en4ei use, cans held jobs In July, up I.K 1.6 Ra l^gland, superintendent. ,,, — 5-Eublic Service ■ Report am - -cttllle-sieudyT' ■ ■_------ty ,-. .1 , million-from' a'yiHrrcarllcr.^rhc3rhc .../ - A-pruicipal’s me'eling will be' - wasHHiHning-aWi-rato-of-aboutabout —A—A-Emrnmtint -f SBnr'-" t'lys 94 V h 8-Catholic Hour c BiBut thoy declined to predict 130^ Sheep 58U0, compared 5,000i.OOO \ Hee “ ssald he had written', iitI jobs increase In July was 340.000).000 heldj,el Tuesday at the superinteh- jredlct 130,000 to n s a m o n th . 1I pper g j. ccent of the nation's smelter week ago and 5000 year ago;; all least S'seven lelters to his girl, { " „ 11—Issues and Answersrs c whewhen or if the President willvill in- Monthlym qi consumption, asI estl- capacitycapac has been shut off by “I,: larger than normally expectedcted dent’sder office, beginning a t 9 a.m . 12:00 2SI^Movies, “Slaughter voki classes steady." MartinsMartine.RivasI, and som e to his . (loy- Maintenance employee and cus- jhter voke tho Taft-Hartley Law to O'''or- mated,„ate( by tho Bureau of Mines,JInes, the sstrike. Labor contracts ex­ _ for the month. The unemploy- Ma Trail,” “Murder, My der Hogs 31;20tt~compared—31^6001^600 parerrts p a re rrts r , . ' m e n t ra te d if p d T o 3.9 p er ccent e n t todiahsto d will m ecrat 3 p.m. Aug. der the men back to work. was-about „as-i J80,000-tons.- piring plrinj Sept.-1-may.push that Jig- last w e ek a n d 29,900 y e a r ago; a g o ; Inin wMontellmar, Martine also " H ilh Sweet” TlThe last timo that happened of tho labor force last montha n th 2 2 at tho O'Leary Junior High "n'e 60.000 ton differencee be- tir“re e toti 98 per cent, 0 “ ® 3 -In slg h t .- - in Ith e c o p p e r Industry w as in barrows and gilts steady to 50 wonderedwonder what was wrong. . from. four per cent in June. SclSchool lunchroom, “ . " tween consumption and domes-omes- ThiiThis week the Commerce De- lower; sows steady to 50 higher,;her, NichcNichols was unable to find a lace Meeting on Aug. 24 at- the 2B—Face the Nation 1051. 1951 T ho K o re a n W ar w a s go- -c „ New construction put In place R ■ev.” Ing otit V “ —- > ' ticJ production Is -made -upip- by partopartm ent granted special, export..'' rtii'r'AAn______di. handy (explanation at first. Then inJune_totaIc . 4 JS-i)..blllion^p—up oiLcary-lunchroom-will-bo-them . Lthe — 4-'‘Pirales of Monterey." Jng ------> GIIIGAGO ^ In' imports-and-scraps: : licenses iicens to companies not struck ho asked T)ominique to explain nine . per cent from IVIay andI up employeesem of the lunch program„ram "The Lost MIssil?’ CiCopper Is an Important ingre- CHICAGO (A P )-(U S D A -).'■“ - how[|Sw h e went'about It. dient of ammunition and bombs ™The Bureau of Mines estimat-timat- so of their ( t . one p e r cent froni June 1966, ththe e ata t O'Leary, Supt. Ragland1 aan- n - 5 -D etectlv es dlen jnth's copper concentrates outside the The summary of trading i this i . ..The jFrench youth show^ tlie 1 -b e -7 B —Movie,.“Larceny”" for the-Current-vmrJnJVletnam.'tnam ?“ thi there was about two month's coppe Iv Cbmmerco^Department 'report-xjrt- noinouncedrThlsTiieeting''wlii“be- 6-for United-State 3-te( C a ttle - P r im e 1,150-1,400 lbs ed. ' ggin in at 1:30 p.m. mobiles, electronics and[ con- fabricators*abrlt before the strike:e be- AdministrationAdn sources say al- The National Association1 of Ah general meeting for allI eem- m - 8-M o v le s, “ C o m in g niot slaughter steers, 27.75 - 28.50;8:5“' if^eThe ' box bore the painted rams Around the Mountain,”•> struction, both military and,ndcl-san. ci- Son. . thouglthough there is no national mixed high choice and primerim e >i Purchasing Agents said 35 per ployeesplo of the lunch programs over- emergency yet some of the mina rted at all Twin Falls public schoolshools "Return .of the Texan”n” vlllan. But that was a rough, over- emerf 950-1,350'lbs 27.00-28.25; c hlolce o ic e “ ' Z Z ______ccent en t of Its members reported at Tho automotive Industry/ uses all esestim ate. Needs vaiy accord-:cord- “nd^>nd ssmelter areas are being se­ their inventories were downn inIn wilwill begin at 2 p.m. Aug,?. 25 12:12:30 2B—P ro Soccer c Tl . 1,100-1,350 lbs 26,75^27,50; clioice'pice DEADLINE SET - ‘J’.';!,' an eslimated - 1 0 per cent of the ing tot( end product; vereljverely hurt through the loss of ;,.' . 1.050-1,150 lbs 26.75-i7.50; m ix e d ' p y p ] July.’ This compared with 32 per at tho Lincoln School audltorl-Itorl- ,1-Pro Soccer c soJ)B w ages for some 42,000 workers. RUPERT - Paintings to be ______5-rPrO.SOCCfiLC______il™nation’s copper. ___ ’ ImpIm ports andjcrnp_caiLfllsoJiB wages ..... -good-ana-.low-choice- 9^ 0- l 7250 .lisnia-vj cenLrepQrtlng.a_decIlnBJn_iuneL une um u m :------—- - - displayed by members Of the . ; will 11—Pro Soccer c __ “ Last year the estimat^~iniil-llniil- Increased'if-necessary,Increi althoughlough TheTho FederalJIedlatloa, ani-J __ lbs 25.75-27.00. Slaughter heif- Desert jjjg and 31 per__cent in April and A general faculty meeting will heit- Desert Art Guild during Ihe - ■ C m 28 n t th e O .'L,e earv a r v 1:1:30'7—Sportsnidii’s H b l l d alyT^ v c tary^m “ 'Tj e^^-^lro aboat" 110‘pcr 0 ‘ pcr foreigforclgn^copper'costrnrore than ConcilConciliation Service is taking - ErsTltlElrttrolue'uml piliiiB 850- uM jnidoi in id o k a County i 'a i r musTISff nent auditorium, beginning at ■sTW 8:30 2:2:00 7B-^;Sam Snead c ^ — thD~dDmEstlc~prlc(n)f~3l(pcents psrrtrl 1,050 lbs 26.25-26.85; choice 800-j, r o „ The Commerce Department aut A government source saysys tho a pound. pot majorm ajor copper producers and the b r o u g h t lo th e com m ercial reported a revision of figuresures a.m. a.n 2:2:30 2B—Silent S e rv ic e c 1,100 lb s 25.50-26.25, m ixed good bbuilding u ild in i at tho fairgrounds be- 3-Golf Ciassic c military will get tho copperr It Not all tho domestic minesnines unions.unloni Tho tinited Steel Work-____ and choice 24.75 .- 25.75; good iiyeen 1,^ ' showed retail sales in Juneru n e ------needs-“come hell.or-high wa- and s :ruck. ers-of-America represents most good iiveen .9 and 10:30 a.m . W et reached a record ««.48 billion, JJ ----- 4-Goif - Classic c , wa- ^ d sm elters have‘^tee^ amind ‘23:5J24.75.'^Cows,' utility andMd nesdav. Thpre I. a limit of five ------ter,” -...... -— — ------I h a _ caufld y f th e em nloves. ______. jj, upTWo per cenrTronrMsy~aKff '-HHeariflgs-Set— ' ^ ------7;^fT :iitsS irc"------r commercial r/.Ou - ■ 18150; highnigh paintinjpaintings per exhibitor and' {1 four per cent from Juno-196S. . . Il-Golf Classic c yielding utility 18.50-19.50; cancan- - eentry n try f(fee for exhibitors who are yuThe recent heavy volumeu m e [OnU , B illboards 5—Untquchables ; ^ ner a n d c u tte r 15.50-17,00. Blulls, u lls, not m members e of the guild, forced the New York and Amer-ner- ,BOISE j (AP) — .The state S:lJ:00 2Sl^Ernesl,_Tubbs c , ■I l l i l l P P ------ican — ican stock exchanges and sever-''er- highwayh'|g department listedI toto- - 2B—1 Lov® L ucy ■ al regional kchanges to shortenrten ja,jay dates and places for• sixs ix 8-Fllm Feature B M p their dally trading sessions by public hearings on proposed1 reg- S:S:30.2B-Amateur Hour kmBBUn M agic ValleyIley (Calendar 90 « mmutes, starting last Tues-jjes- ulatlons{,]g covering billboardslards 2S^-Sportsman's HolidayM a y i||^ ^ - - X i day. The aim was to give bro- __j I > 8 . 1 8 - 1 9 . d ay and junkyards adjacent to Idahodaho 5-Amateur Hour ' Aug. 16 -r 19 I, kers extra time in whlcn to han- l |„ y Fair W estern Jamboree first-night, j F” highways. , 8-Sportsman’s Holiday q ti. BURLEY - Cassia County Fair Waste die paper-work that has .over- fc i i i i L i i ' ' rodeo, threo nights and pari-mutueli-muluel hhorse o r racing all fiu r alter- They arc: Aug. 25, 10 a.m.,a .m ., 4:004:1 2B -21st Cen(,ury iV taxed their clerical staffs,' .. State Highway Building, Boise.loise. ■ 3-2lst Century ■ noons. P ro d u ctio n of 1968 model c a r s * “ Aug. 29-!»- Sept. 2 ^ A ug. 28, 2 p.m .,' p ro b a te ccourt o u r t . Jl—21st Century N was stepped up this past w eek , “J : o u r t - -... -2SL—News-and Views .- SUN VALLEY-New YorJc: Llfo InInsurai s u ra n c e Co, m e e tin g . „ i,t, I Vnn room, Bonneville County Court----- ^ ■.....fe ■-• ^ ; IMi • with output estimated at 33,300'{f.? house, IdahO-Falls. Aug. ,29,29, fl 7—Fpin|{ McGee c :$f , SEPT.E P T . 6-9 , units, unifg compared with 22,622 last FILER — Twin Falls Countynty Fair and Rodeo at fairgrounds. „jek iier a.m. district court room, B Ban- a n - 8—F ran k M cGee c w eek a n d 8,500 a year e a r l i e r . Po- 4-Honey Mooners Sept.Icpt. 88-10 - 1 0 Production p f i in the 1967 m odelrvi„i nock County Courthouse, Po- DURl,EY—Rocky Mountainn Region CivilCiv Air Patrol conveniion,Ion, yeary e a r to taled 7,656,000 p a s s e n,o g e e r catello . Aug, 29, 8 p .m . d isstrict tric t 5-21st Century " lu n ty 4;30 2B -D anger'^l's M y ~B usl-— ''-7- Ponderosa Inn. . cars, c a rs, compared with 8,608,0499 In court roow, Twin Falls County 4:^ Sept..Sept.- 8-10 . , 1966, 1961! and was the lowest since[nee Ccurthousii, Twin Falls. Aug.g. 31, ' ness c IU l l I., w «4 Nez 2Sl^Smilhsonlan c y i 5 .2 S SUN VALLEY-Klwanis Utah-IdahoJtah-Idaho EDistrict Corivention. i1963,9 5 3 _ w h en 7,340,101 autos wirere e r e 2 P probato court room, Nez Sept,Sept. 1.1 ,. turn'cturned out, Pe'Perco County Courthouse, Lewis-e w is- 7 -S m llhsonian c ); \ : 0.3 ton, Stpt. 1,9 a.m,, district courtc o u rt - 8-Smlthsonlan c ‘j 1 BURLEY—Irrigation conference.3rence, Ponderosa Pond Inn. steSteel output last week rose 0.3 ton U i ^ SIcpt. e p t. 15^17 p e r 1 c e n t to 2,337,000 tons f rrom o m roroom, o Kootenai County Court-:ourt- 5-News , M SUN VALLEY-Idaho Poultyu lty AssoclalA sso ciatio n /innual m e e tin g , __ 2,231.0002,231, tons the previous w eek.B’ck.|housB, I hou Coeur d'Alene.______3-Porky Pig!------mU ------V ------Sept.-Sept. IS------^------:------^jl^Porky-PlR-^ ------—- - i1 l 3 tirffiniiiiHiii B B a a B i ia a w B g DURLEY—Fifth annual Pioneer’loneer D ay of tlio Mountain Slates 4—Mflvic—" A tla s ” e 1 1 0 ------];iili;phoiia_CQ.,JEQndcrii3 a _ JTnn. iu i ,— _ —, 1______5:00 2B -L n ssle SIcpt, e p t, 17-20 ills M arkets— ^- — ^===4^Liissl6 ^ . SUN VALLEY-Idnho Foodod Dealers’ convention, ~ — J ,2SL-Aniiiinl Secrcls c e ' M i S e:p p t. 17-20 ■ „ , OIIAIN . , LIVESTOCK — ,iin. Darley ...... SIMCl M Cho Chotoe Dutchori, — m SUN VApLEY-Idaho Retailors'itailers' AssociationAssi onnual conven- C nts ...... ;Voo iso-220 ill ...... ,}21.79(21.75 CORIIECTIO N H M HS fiow t...... SI4.&0 VWENDELL — An error wns ||{ lion. MlxciMixed OrnIn ...... $1.H55IIO lletivy SOWI ...... |10.00-$13.00 Soft Whllo Whent ...... »1.I0 ’ found In tlio Augu.5 t 7'edition: oof 7 r • Sept. 21 srti'C orn (IS per cent nioiilure) ..$2.39EaSs ..q rOTATQES *01" DURLEY-^. R. Simplot Co.Co. Seminar,Seminar,,Ponderosa Inn. ^ U.S. No...... li.Bs51-B^ 110 Iho Tline.i-Nows — Gerhnrdh a rd S KOOS U.S. NO...... I .30 ■ So e p t. 25-28 ' , LnrRo AA ...... 41 UKAN9 •* *;*'liillimor, llngornmn, wns finedlined SUN VAIXEY-Ronlon XI1 ““Nadonal N a iio n a l fn (lio R e g io n " 'Confer-lOr* I'.nriitL n rs e A ...... 30 Smsm nntt n « ilf...... ; ...... 17.00.$7.00 f! for a dofccllvo signal light ASSOCIATED I'BESS AVERAQE of 10 Mocks declinedd IbU wweek, eek, closing Friday ■t'StO.S; » .35 IM nki ...... *...... in.i I, Montana, Oregon nnd Idaho Girl^.Irl M edium ...... 35 IMnV ' 1 1 M ot Gerald LuUicr asI theth e dc dow n fr o m 311.6 a w e e kk earlier, tth h e Dow Jom i A n t t iH t oi M indiindualrlnli c k ^ M tttiti ciico of 'Alnska, Washington, Montana, M e d iu m A ...... 9 .99 ) O re rent ( Norlt\Urn ...... 97.00 / Scouts, (UeUvered(U«ll to ritnllir In cirtoni)ni) VlntoiVint ...... liiM. Itotillom .itMod. dtdown Irom >2].77 lost week.mk. (AP wwirephoto chart) 18 Sunday, Augusi 13,13,1967 1967 ■ . T H E T Senior Golf / £ T t M € S ‘‘ f ^ B W S M eet Planned ^ A t G o o d i n g _ GOODING - A senior golf fburharaent—for^both-m eh-and ----- ^ > women will be held Sept. 9 and IA 10 at the Gooding Municipal Golf Course, ■■Vv ' -' 'v’■ ;; According to tourney.-dlrecior. .. Bob Lyon, Gooding, this event . should be the largest golf event Sergenee ScS o r e n s o> n n F i r e s held in Idaho within two years. M This year’s meet is the fifth' I f I ■ & " ' “ ' annual for men and the second M '&M U'l i^H(i(//r/ ^ annual tourney for senior wom- 2 ,en. J e A f e M r sU ^ n d h j e m S ----- To-quallfy-fof-the-meet^en ----- Tnnsrbe-SO-yearsTild-andTiver^----- ■ and women must 45 or over. En- H try fee Is $10.00 which should !i| be paid by Sept. 8 Golfers will In Times-?'e s - N e w s GG or o l f M e e t 'I be flighted, according to handi- 1.t. S . I caps. _GpODING — Burley's blondelondo fired a (hree-ovcr-par 7!) on1 the fourth four flight with 215 and"ran- an- . 9 'I m Additional prizes this year wiil belter Sergene Sorenson ended;ndcd final II18 holes to defeat' M'r.s. otherothe Jerome golfer, Ethel Mar-M ar- --— — —I Jj be trophies for medalist- in' the Virginia Undiiiem's seven-year-year Undhjcm,Undlijei Twin Falls, by three:hree lin, was low net winner w with ith h,» ' ^ I II first day’s play in both divi- reign of the Times-News Magic■lagic slrokcs. ■ 15.1.15,1 ;! ■ sions and a trophy for the com- Valley Women's* Amateur golf Mrs. Sorenson had a two-dayi-day Marlin was 'secondid in i , . v M i n M I bined two-day scores , of lhe top i)n Qn fj M f3 invIhe i:rns,s division a r 225, fol- I L husband and wife team______the Gooding Munlcipal'CourseT lUndhjem's total of 80-83 for ipV 163! lowed by anotherpalrof Jerome rji IU Lyon said the entry fee in- The yellow-clad Mrs. Sorenson - ■ golfers, Elsie Kulm with 230riH and d ,1 i"^' f I m ■------—------Other top finishers in the LollLolly Kulm with 234. v. '.fl eludes a social -hour;, turkey chamchampionship pii b r a c k e t w were ere ______^ if dinner and free practice rounds - Helen Spradling, Buhl, third■d al . - /■i Sept. 8. He s a id th a t ninety p cr y cent of last year’s participants ^f-oi'tlirup ’ 172; m " Jackio a G asser, T w in F alls, A 1 ^ fourth \with a 175; H elen P riluiuck! ck , rA \ . llison B elts | have signed up for the tourney Buhl, with a 176 to finish sixth:ixth; I ■i| an d the d efen d in g cham pions in J m f ¥ 7 ■ M i ^ both divisions will be back to a^ 1 178 7 8 for ft seventh, and Margaret»arel llU J l IIld J. Ul I defend their titles. ^ ' Struther.'i, Twin Falls, 179 for A gift c e rtific a te will be P ast Bii-ds eighthI ' h t i place. I ■ f^ awarded to each flight winner. Nor- Mrs, Kays and Mrs. Spradling^ Twins VictoryIT M Anyone interested in playing in riETROIT (AP) - Jim Nor- Mrs. J ^ 4 ^ V ; W f ~ M the tourney should mail entries thrup drove in tliree runs withrith a were lilied after regulation play MINNEAPOLISm - ST, PAUL'AUL ' ‘A>Va- run at 148 for low net in the cham- (aP to Jim Wallace, Gooding Muhi- triple -and liis fifth home run at H8 I lam- (AP) - Bob Aiiison belleded a 'fj \ cipal professional. and Denny McUin won his 15th15lh pionshifpionship flight with Mrs, Kaysl^ays three-runihrc homer to cap, a four;four: ~ p ------—Ai- . ttlS' • gam e as Detroit defeated Balli- winning the honors in a one-hole•hole ^unrun Minnesota Uprising in the ^K X *' more 5-4 Saturday. playoff. .sevc.seventh inning Saturday which/hich Pwt® ■ JI T r o t t e r C o p s ' Northrup set off a three-rune-run Gift certificates were pre- carricdcarr the Twins to a 6-2 viclb- fcl D etrit rally in the second when sented.qenled toi the low gross and low fVry over American League lead- ^ he tripled home Norm Cash,”ash, nef net winnerswin in cach of Ihe five '"Eing Chicago. . Racing M eet WASHINGTON. Pa. (AP) - w ha Jiad_wajlied,. Bill ..Freehan'ehan /lights/jjghts at^an awards cerempnynpny TheTl victory pulled the surging■fi'ng tLj. i ' ; ' T ' “m walked and Northrup scored:ored atm 2 p.m.p Friday followingig a TwinsTwii who have won roui"" of five ^ V Romulus Hanover, pacing on a when "Oriole starter Gene B'‘a- Bra* luncheon.luncheo gamgames, within a half gamee of ■ 'gfmpy leg" won lhe inaugural b e n d e r , 1-3, balked. Don W ent the White Sox, s;, $85,510 A dlos SlakM harn'ess drove in the other run withith*^"a a Mrs. Sorenson was presented Nfi race Saturday by taking two of a tea service for taking top hon- ,aiAllison, on a hitting rampage fw K three heats under Billy Haugh- ,, ors“r l i nin the to u rn e y and Mrs, Mr.s. with nine hits in 15 limes at bat, ton’s whip. Northrup’s homer cdme ,1" off nndhier Undhiem received a gift ccrtifi-rtifi^ slam m ed a pitch from Hoyt Wil- RomuiRomulus Hanover, a grandson relief pitcher Eddie Watt in! the catc for medalist honors1 in helm 'em 390 feet to left-centerr as of the sire for "which the race third following a single by Cash. j(,ur,(ja ser- lhe Twins paraded four un- LOW GROSS winners In the MagiMagic Valley Women’s Amateurur tfie the second bracket. Standingidlng from from ! left are toulse Hatch, of the s Thursday's round. The tea ser- Ine third flight; Sally Thompson, Good- was named,na out-paced the 2- M cL ain , 15-12, gave up solo vice wawas originally planned for earned earn runs across the platete in tourneyto In Gooding were, kneeling from left, Justine Messer-ir- Twin Tw Falls, low gross in third flight; la ing, also lost a playoff for • lowlow grossgross bhonoBiiln second flight;[. ycar-old champion. Best of All, ----- hemerj to Curt Blofarii, _ iu hit ( the-medalifitthe-mo( .niinnnr..hiili .Friflfiyidav the, inning, . snsmith, Jerome, low gross winner In the fourth ilight; Oleta ing ’ . hy n hnlf-lenglh in Ihe final race '''y u ffli; lBuiii;'liistTiTtTaliutt tuf’ ^ lv'iv Bni89liuiiui!i 'lir tlie skdhtidI" ■ ■ Juunltn- Ju t IlgntonrnFlnwr-gmsgdnrfinitrnc,r-h.Ttir^MllpSA«rr}nl!HHndh-- ]6th, in (he second; Luis Apart-P'lrl- ^it was^as decidedd the service wouldould ChicagoCh got runs off winner ^ atlliS'TOgaW S ID |Jltk U|J }2!>r=— do, his third, in the third and be awardedawai to the tourney vie- Jim Kaat, 9-11, in the first and flight and also low net winnerwinner liIn that flight, and Maxinele jem, jen seven-time defending; champchamp whtwho look medalist honors “t me jv for Meadows, Twin Falls, won1 a playoffplayi for low gross honors In Thursday, Thi and Sergene Sorenson,irenson, BurlBurley, tourney winner. 868. Romu] Dave Johnson, his seventh,1. Inin tor. fourth and touched Kaat for Mi — Romu)us’ Hanover placed the ninth. McLain has given" “Pup Injj, the first flight Juanita Hen-Hen- ni™nine hits, but could do no morenore fourth iiin the first race Vvhen he 27 homers this year. der.son, ross damage. Rocky Colavilo singled derson, Gooding, look low gros,s “ami '1'“* T\ • TT SlatSlargell doubled in Roberto Cle- ning and Ron Swoboda droveve in FrynFryman, Face (6), O’Dell (8); paced tlthe mile for 3-year-o,lds T h e B irds ad d ed a n o th e r run with -176-17 as S h aro n Peterson,son, homihome a run in the first and Ron •a menle, who had singled. ' one with a single in the seventh,enth. and Sanguillen;S Koonce and with a noticeablei limp. Best of in the fifth on a single by Watt,Vatt, Buhl, cicaptured low net at 146, 146. Han.senpans drove in the run inm IheSS D a v i s H o m e ^ ™_ " Gleon-Jones_sinfiled_fn a run PPitts ittsb u rg h 100 000 000— 1 6 2 GGrote. rote. W -K o o n ce, 3-2. L — Fry-'ry- All camicame in first with a time of iglit fourth with a single, Aparicio's double and an infieldifleld Top fhis^ers^nfini tte^ nrst flight '°url ni • Hf . for the Mets in the second In- New N ew Y ork 010 130 lOx-—6 11'O1 I'o man, 11-5. ______1:58 2-5. . grounder by kuss bnyder. behind vcrg—Thu ljigu.si uuwd evci 'iurt-i Baltimore has lost five of Its Mrs. PiPeterson at 178 to ''finishnish wate watch a reguiar-.sea.son gamei^loG in iveM et-s-|B^ /tfMMtUMMmMMKMMttMMMMMA iMMjatMUJUnMMMMMmtMtMm last six games. . „ „ second iIn lhe low gross division;ion; MetropolitanMetr Stadium cheercd f B a ltim o re DU 1)10 001—4* 8 0I' Verda Larsen,L Gooding, thirdd at the Twins’ viclnry. The. paid f)^ D e tr o it 032 000 OOx—5> 8 1I ig]^181 and Nadine Rice, Gooding,ling, total w as 39,229 wilh 8,414 ' T r i u m p h § Brabender, Watt (2), Drabow-how- fourth vwith a 186. ... youriyourig.sters swelling the house to NEWm, YORK (AP) - Tommy S sky (7) and Haney; McUIn,[ f M„ axine , M eadow s, T w in F alls,alls, 47,643.47,64 Davis hit two home runs and h U U M o . Hiller (9), and Freehan. WI T- defeated , Sally Thompson, Good-ood- ChicngoChici 100 100 0 0 0 -2 3 9 ‘1 3 Cal Koonce in his first startyU for S seddIMOBi ■ome I M c U in , 15-12. L r-B rab en d er,’ 1- ing, and O leta H a h n , B uhl,. in MinnM innesota OOO 002 40x—6 10 0 New York, limited Pittsburgh to S ni. a playoff for low gross honorsMrs Peters,Pe Wilhelm (6), Klagesages six hits Saturday as Ihe Mets B Home runs — Baltimore, Ble- ? ^ 1 1 nhn- ” second flipht. (8) and Josephson; Kaat and bbeat eat th e P ira te s 6-1. S I l ' l fary (16), Aparicio .<3), John- ” , * net Z im m erm an, N ixon |^7). W — son' (7). Detroit, Northrup ( (5).5 \ ' Mrs. Hahn won the low net Zi"ir ’ ~ It was the fourth triumph for S division in the flight. K aat, 9-11. ^ -W ilh e lm , 7-3. .,,, the -Mels in their last five B Barbara Harder, Buhl, andJ Hom e ru n - M innesota, A'H- Alll- gam es. S 1 l.cra Bruce, Jerome, woreT a at t ( « ) • ^ n:Davis led off the fourth withw ith ^S H ' C epeda Bats i.cra“a197-in the gros.s div isio n of tilC tlic 3a |.hiimer that put llie Mets g 1 " O ___ X. second llight fiillowcd by Mar- I c p o ahead 2-1 and came back witli a jj r?^Sl. ___ I'npnrpt rri C a rte r. Gooding al 2111 Gem Gplfer Tries Iwn-run siini in Ihc fiflh inning Jj ' ' * aand n d MMardean l Goitiandia^ ,1 1 J. when New Y ork .scored ilirtircc- e c -fe g------— — pert, wilh 202. ' ' U. S. A m ateu r unearned runs. k8 r .... Giants 3-2 In ; the' third flight Louiselulse BUTTE,B Mont, (AP) — Golf- With J two out and Jer™ Groterrote NS lo^^, cr William Dreps of Lewiston, , ST. LOUIS (AP) - Orlandoando Hatch, Twin Falls, took low " ' on second, Bill Mazeroskl let a B ^in_ Idaho, wiil compete In the sec-^1'" grounder ‘ by Bob Johnson get 8 Cepeda singled home Curt FloodHood g8™ss ro ss withw 205 and low n e t pert win- tional ™ qualifying round for the with thejwlnning run in the sixth ner was Lois Anderson, Rupert, ® through h im an d GroU: sco' red s . s K nahe with 156. Top gross finishersIj in U. S.■ A m ateu r cham pionships Davis I?,; then hit his I6lh homer of S inning and Jack Lamahe with I5( atch ®“tt8 Country p itc h e d 6 2-3 innings of scoreless"less this ‘">5 flight'h i behind Mrs. Hatch the season into the left field ^ c„n were Mrs. Anderson at 208; Gin « E l relief as St. Louis edged San w<=''e M ■Ima T''® national a m a te u r cham pi- Hl'j Francisco 3-2 Saturday Night.it TschannenTschanii with 223 and Thelma ‘J Kwnce, acquired early this 8 ! K I onship tournament will be held, week from the Chicago Cubs, S FINALL W E » Flood's triple to right center-’nter- W ebb *with 233. Aug, 30 through S ept, 2 a t the "j,„ :Si!§ »gcr —Jualine-Mes6or8mlth,-Jeiomi!, iJ, allowed the only Pirates' runin in 8B } j ----- fIeia~hTd~arlven imme Roger —Justin ^ Bnrad-Moore-0olf-€lub-in-€olo- ^IHe~tirst" 'inning~when-Wtillie illlg g------IHE-SAVINGS^R j M ariii with the tying run beforpjforp was lowloi gross winner In the rado Springs, Colo. HIL IGS^RE GREAU______Cepeda's sharp single. ------Tu will B T u esd ay ’s ev en t In B utte will ^ ^ 1967 20x40 REG. $7550>50 196!1965 10x55 2 BEDROOMiM REG. $4350 $4 8 Lamabe replaced startera rter be a 36-hole round with 18 holesloies I Steve Carlton in the third Inningming an Infielinfield hit by Jim Hart andno a“ |„In theth morning and 18 In the aft- B & B LOANS S and blanked the Giants on threethree throwinithrowing error by Carlton. erne fier; "THE MOST" S ernooir. 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.NEW YORK (AP) - Plans went 'a h e a d Saturday to hold Three Sharere L] ead A fterft.er T h ird Wedne.sday night's lightweight'' . , titletitle "bout'bout beiween ■ champion Carlos Ortiz and Ismael Laguna IS sch ed u led despite police con- , RRound o In AmiA m erican Girolf olf (C lassic “cern over e?^ a possible riot. The figfight, h t is slated for Shea By JOE MOOSHIt- and a shashaky,pne stroke ahead! of ter.te r. Brewer h a d a 31-36— 67 in a Stadium . - A ssoelated-Pfess-^fls—W rlto 4+liM«of«-lifr-tnora-4 IUistriou s -p a ip o U a c lc .ffncJine-comelmck- - comeba which—matched "The "S"*fight will go on'and we ' ' -I - -AKRONr-Ohlo-(AP-)-,-----South Nlcklaus-.N Icklaus-and-A m old-Palm erT -j- Naglo^s-35-31Naglo^s-35-32-G7^Gollin9-had-tt Wlll-haVLiinwlll-liave-jn orderly..bout," Har:. .. _ African Allan Henning, K e rm ll Henning, Henning a 23-year-old with a 33-36-63 ancand Weiskopf a 33-36- ry MarksonMarkson, director of the Zarley in d Jack M cG o w a n — a mod hairthaircut who is making the 69.6 9 . sponsoring Madison ' Square Garden Corporallon. said. "We threesome with only one tourna- lour lor t' the first tim e , and Zar- Nichols had ha 37-36-73 and was h av f enouel ' meat, victory among them —tied Icy, 25, haveh n e v e r won on the bunched at have enough private police to ■ bunched at 2 1 2 with Lebron S for the lead Saturday in a hel- pro tour. M cG o w an , 3fi, a pro H arris Dan instire security." Harris, Dan SIkcs Jr. and ama- 'MivnrMayor iLindsay earlier re­ - ter-skeltor third round of the for 12 years,yea claim s victory only teur Ron Cerrudo. Cc Ccrrudo had nn , K l ..;--'.'; -— -jM - $12MM$125,000 JVmcrii:aa-Golf. _ClR.sslc. in the 196' 1964 M o u n tain VIcw^Qpen, ^ 3 G..i.-)_(i3 £ leased an exchange of letters a 36-3.3-69 a n d along w ilh M ar- between L ^ v e e n PoIiccP 'Cofnfnis.sifiher m l . - ' J p i All threetl were two s tro k e s All ''I ' jh" three took advantage of ly Fleckman, picckmar who had a 35-,34- , ‘ , under ppi a r with one ro u n d to go the l»c collapsec“'lap of Rex Baxter Jr., 6959 f„rfor a 2K217 tolal, became the Howard L eary and S late Atlilet------whowho led led ll the to u rn a m e n t after 36 (jrst amateti Ic Com m is.sloner Edwin Dooley first amateurs to break par of fin which S ^Dooley asked for more ______holesholes'and 'and w ent fr o m six under 35-35-703 5 -'35_ jo tivertjvc th e 7,180 y a r d s of L"„, p anirone-ovei -lir-a iii»astroiw i]fe^ ];||.cjt(; .pnlir.n_prnler.tlnn nnH ( eary rc- ______lFe-Fire.—71-iop — ------© thorized by the Commission for ANAHEIM (AP) - J i m F r e - . „ pi- ihisIhis summet s u m m e r.'' ^ ^ gosi de delivered a tie-breaking their 209 totals. A A O I In the past 21 months, there At even p a r w a s Doug San- 4-0 4 J t* U S i j l hutout single In the .sixth Inning Satur- ders with , a 35-34—69 and 210 have b e e n three riots in Madi­ day night and Minnie Rojas while^ 'Jl''; Gay B re w e r , Cal Nagle, CINCINNATICINCINNA (AP) — Mill son Square Garden after bouts hurled three shutout in n in g s of Bill " '‘'r.V,'; Collins an d T o m Welskopf Pappas stopped stop Los Angeles on Involvinginvolving defeatsde by Puerto Ri­ . . . • M w J H n f m k . '■ m " .> relief asa, the California Angels were grouped at 211 wllh Bax- six hits wllh his second sl/aight can boxers. boxers, Ortiz is from Puerto beat Boston Bo; 2-1. ------6^°' ^------shutout and Cincinnati downed Rlco, LagunLaguna from Panama. LOW NET WINNERS In Ihethe Times-NewsTlmcs-Ne Women’s golf IngIng f( fa a m . left are. Lok-Aildetsfln._Rimiiflnjim srlijow net winner In The victoryv was the Angels' „ , , the Dodgers 4-0 Saturday night, Tho ‘he PuertoPuer Rican population lournament In Gooding were, kneeling from fron left, Lera Bruce, thirdthird fl flight; Ethel Marlin, Jerome,rome, lowlo\ net in fourth'flight; third straightsi and lifted fifth |r iQ Pappas, who pitched a two-hit In " 'he th e city c ity li is around one million. Jerome, and Barbara Harder,•, both of whomwh were low net SharonSharon Peterson, Buhl, low net in first flight:f Helen Spradling, place California within two Trio Takes ' Third .shutout “C? over ; Houston Tuesday, ItU Is extimiextimated there are 5,000 1 . n , J -m * J .shutout ovei Panamanians here with 2,000 in the sccond fiighl behind Oleta!ta Hahn, BuiBuhl, and would have Buhl,Buhl, vwho lost playoff with Dorisris Kays, Jerome, far right, for games ofi the American League At A f gState f Meet, registeredr e g t o d h his i 12th victory as he Panamaniaii been in a playoff if Mrs. Hahnhn had won low gross fionors, lowlow nc net in champlonsMp fiighl.ghl. FifIFifty area woiihen were lead. walked only' one. He has lost WPothers perhaps flying in for the since a goifer couid not win bothoth divisions of a flight. Stand- enteredentered in the annual event. The Twin Falls diving team, seven. ' lifiht.’ ______• ______A pirnpinch double by T o m S a trl- consisting of Ed Williams, Rog- • ano and a sacrifice by Jose Car- Tony Perez delivered a two- ~ ano and er Cainplwll--and_^ SluroU -j ^ ' deiial sel.si the slage for Fregosl run-single -in-the 'second -after I-Iro to break a l-l tie with his sixth- took“ third place at the stale the , Redsp r . lo ad ed the b a s e s wilh UtalrTeam €ops^-^ diving m,eet t h a t was held in en Lead In FavoritesF a v !Standings inning infield hit off loser Gary two out nfter Tommy Helms C |nr|]r|T | U.S. W om en L AI m erican League BellBell. Wdlser S atu rd ay . i^jpiedtripled with one out after Lee SwimmingU T T ln u i Event The Twin Falls trio compiled ^ay s|„„|c(j W. L. P c tG .B .■ Rojas hurled Ibe la.st three May singled for one run. BRIGHA^BRIGHAM CITY, Utah (AP) A i-e Y ictors CChicago hicago ...... 6 1 59 .555 - . ^ 27 points, w hile th e only team s Pete Rose scored in the ninth — The BrigiBrigham City Swim Club / Innings to save the victory for ahead 1 ' .' of them w e r e Wei.ser with j iCupEvent*" MlnnesoM in n eso ta. . . . 61 .50 .550 2 VjJack Hamilton, 6-2. The Red , J when Lon Johnson made a bad beat a PPittsl ittsb u rg h , Calif, club by W ightm anCup Boston ...... 60 52 . 537 2 / Sox tied " the game against Ham- 116 and rCaldwell with 108. throw ||,row afteralter fielding M ay's dou- four points Saturday to win the D e tr o it...... 61 52 .540 V/i f,™ Idaho Falls h a d 19, Blackfoot bie In N et E vent D eim it ‘ Illon in the third In n in g w h en ,, J r .“ ble. eighth anni annual Western Slates ------BiLRlCUAHn-H..Sim.TH___ IiM Miss iasJtfadc. W ade. ,-tlie_NQ__2 . B ritish ______CalifornCalifornia .... 61 .53 ..TO I fitccie-SHHtlt-singled^-Belt-sae- 2 iH.-'Boisc l l M l C I tv .ll. P a rm a 7. and pn-ppasPnnnas w u .ts In and nut of Cla.ssicalCtoical SwimSv Meet. ------Asscclailid i'i-L‘.w -w riLi.'r—■■pnyrr— -pnyrr------—------I'ORTrrn rr ^RTH . Tex, (A P r-|f^: ■wmnn^niii ^ .. .it an .‘I3g . } rlflced and Joe I'oy .singled. t Jcroniejl o me 3i— ^------timi.hln, roubliii. bin hill nnuor nllnwpH B "BriEhTift'Tity:-fed~'bT'fflr— Brigham CLEVELAND (AP) - WithI The bcspcbespectacled player, rat- pavoritcFavorites Rod Laver ami Dennis; ClevelandCIcvelat . . . . 54 61 .•170 91/2 ' ' ------runner past sccond base. strong brotlbrother - sisier team uf------s lf a ip f set victories, Ihc topI cd lliethe world'svvoric bcsl, forced Miss Ral.stonRalston sformed inlo Ihc final.s; Baltimore....Baltimo 50 62 .«6 12^ Don Don Mincher hit his 18th hom- l ^ s Angeles 000 000 0 00—0 6 1 CChrlssie hrlssie andan Shepherd Butler, i er of the sea.son for t h e A n g els Jl I P ’f l j two U.S. women’s singles play- Wade inlo numerous errors of the 5 $15,000 Colonial NationalI New YYo o rk . . . . 49 62 .441 12W ?r of th Fighter Retains Cincinnati 012 000 O lx-4 7 0 had a total of 327 points, for tha K ansas Cily . . 50 65 .435 1 3l/ic in "i the “ e second s inning. X lie v iclo - 79 e v en ts. ■ ers got Ihe Uniled Slates off lo a with her aggressivea volleyifig InvltatloiInvitation Tournament Saturday. Kansas ry was California's 41st iri its H lv w | Regan, Miller (5), Egan (7) 79 events, 2-0 Jead In opening d a y play of game, Friday’s IlesuUj .''V anand d RoseboiRoseboro; Pappap and Ed- PittsburghPittsburgh, with the largest S'™ ?' , , , , The totop-seeded Laver, display- New y York 5-4, Cleveland 3-1 last last 62 62 games. | *Flyweight V ” Crown the 39th Wightman Cup matches UsingUamg herhe new steel-frame [,l,s BUENOS A IR E S (A P) - wwards. ards. W-. W—Pappas, 12-7. L — out-of-stateout-of-slate team of 60 mem- __ ing his customary finesse,, BaitimBaltimore 5-2. Detroit 1-5 Boston Dnrtnr. ■ 001 000 0 00 - 1 8 0 Saturday, . racket. Mis Miss King broke her y^hippedwhipped-Pancho Gonzaloz, -one , Kansus_(.lly_3._Wn5hlomn A-llO Horacio JVccavallo- q[ Argentina Regan. Regan, 4-7. hers, had 3 323 points. N,^nrv Richev of San Angelo, opponent in the fourth and sixth [|,p , innlnm caiifortiir-"Oii) CtSIIfOrtl ooi.j)ox- 2 ’S O _ ■ ■ - -j ■Qf_ the gam e’s all-time greats.' .1. p p P retained his world flyweight Tex., playing in tiie No. 2 spot,r'games games of llme lirst set anu t n e9-7, ' p . fi-3. j G onzalez was .seeciecT > a iu o r - —noil, Wyatt (7) and Howard:- b boxmg-< o M ng-cham pionship by ,Qlll-.------— iipset Great B ritain ’s No. 1 fc- fifth an d .seventh,se\ of th e sccond. fouVlhfourth. ' ____ Hamilton, Hamiltf Ro as (7) a n d Rodg-■ nolntlnfipointing Hi'ro'yuki E bihara, the male player, Mrs. Ann Haydon She lost hiher own scrvice once . Naiional League ers. W—Ham lion, 6-2. L— B ell, Japanese challenger, in their .15- ' Jones, 6-2, li-2 after Mrs. Billie in the third game of the opening . Ral.slon, the No. ‘2 seed, banged o u t a 6-1, 6-8, M d eci-: W ..L . P d . G .BI. . '-10- - round llllIllie b o i t S aturday night. I , i Jean King had beaten Britain’s set. Mrs. KingK netted a volley, banged I SL Louis . . . . 70 44 .614 — ------A crovcrowd of 21,500 saw the Virginia Wade, 6-3, 6-2 in the and Mi.s.s WadeW took the game f,'™7sion^-in a bristling malch with third .seeded Fred *Stolle,_the. Atlanta-.Atlonta- ...... 60 51 .511 8W4 U U l i AnsolM A. 5. Cincinnati 0 fight atal the indoor I.una Park opening match. on a brillianbrilliant passing shot to go , ', ; C h id a g o...... 62 55' '.530 7 New 9l^ York 3. PItuburiih 2 qiatlilimStadium j and p a id a gross of $57,- The besl-iit-scven series sends ahead 2-1. lanky Australian with the Whist- Chidago J Allanin 6, Houslon 5. IG Innings ' ahead 2-1. ling serve. CincinniCincinnati.... 61 .54 .530 9'/i St. st. Loul.sLoi 2. .Snn Francisco 1 000.000. Miss King of Long Beach, Calif., But the AmericanA came right ""S ser Ralston, rookie sensation ofc San Francisco 60 54 .526 10 and Roscinlary Casals of San back to bbreak Miss Wade's Ralsto Phllalelphia 57 ,52 .523 W /i Francisco against Britain’s service In thetl fourth gam e, poi- the professionalpr°f‘ tour, and Laver,' Pittsburgh . . . 54 58 ,482 41 ’ 1.T — ------1 1 Christine T rum an and M iss i.shing It offo ff wilh two o v e rh e ad cuc u rrenrre n t r u le r of the tour, c la sh f ' W h y f ly y ^over for the championship Sunday Los Angeles . . 50 62 .446 19 V f Wade in doubles Sunday. The smashes -of short lobs. Miss for the H ouston ...... 47 69- i405 24 Y * '■our back-to-camim pus p u s w ard ro b e third singles match Sunday has Wade, throughthro the afternoon, night. New Y Yorki . . . 44 66 ,400 24 , Miss Truman opposing Miss1 was unable to get her lob shots '-The.The w inner will pocket $1,700. Frtilay'rncjulll is not com plete w 1 Casals. deep enouglenough. . The rumrunnerup will receive $1.250..__ phjiad Phlladtlphla 2. Chlcano I _____ ete without a i , tlie sceneii n e r y ? Two singles and a double match conclude play Monday. f r o m I ______The Unlted-States has won six • —r:: - '— ...... r[ — ^^pffwTiwrxirroin^owTiuid p , ------»m -—sopeifS ^ I years In a row and leads 32-6 in the competition begun in 1923. ______J T I The United States and Britain j a n t z e n ^ j H • ■' :•... • • •■ . compele annually for the Cup, a K f iS test between each country’s top amateur women'teiinis players. * W JP Miss Richey won applause from the crowd of 5,285 as she C P L' demolished the 28-year-old Brit­ ish star wilh a service that took three games at love and a hard- !( f-J 'g — hitting-ground-gamo-that-kepL ------L m l \ Miss Jones from doing anything H j i ^ at the net. ! — w rWANTTO- ^ Q - t E ------1 Miss Richey, 24. broke the I British veteran's service in the! > } J U i S first game of the first set and, ______/ ___ — aprtlrtinlie’seventh game. Miss — --THEH E U A t t E R ^ ...... ' .0 ^ r.... point struggle In the fifth game, I— .... but then lost seven straight gam es. We believe Twin/ i n FallFalls should be the homom e of the largest Miss Richey . lost her. own . , ...... service only once, in the sixth ■ volum e a u to m o b ilee deal.«deal.er1n^tdaho.‘To do this, Wv B'mustrsell - — I d S li’i'*'#" game of the second set whenj rncmore cars and trucks'thj c k s ' t h a n any .other dealer.ler. ThiTherefore, our ' M .'“she double faulted twice' and —hoId-a=4-Hoad,— ------pr-iccs-must-be-tewGr-anipr-i A(Gr-and-our-serviG643etter-thanar-than-tho-others, ------Her victory took only 55i ^ ;w B S L _ z minuies and Mrs. King, the > • jl’ Wimbledon champion, needed, , ThT h is will m e a n g relater a te r Scsavings to you — thele buyingbuyir public — QH . only 47 minutes to dispose of asa s our overhead is; low aiand we need less profitr o f i t ppe e r unit s o l d ,

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C onlies& ians ------______CQioparate with out-cusluii-custom ers — to-b&-hoDesLiQnesLat_aLLtim es ______{ ______■ • . ■ ■ •■■'4 In our dealings withvlth th e public. Wq will not'not'hiiJe h finance ...... •, _ • J , -O nJi^teFfow l — Sr jdynierils, ur dowrrpaymTerrtrloans;^ ent"loi ------— ------WASHINGTON (A P ) - Hun­ ters of migratory waterfowl got a few concessions in the officialj If there is anyly posspossible way to m ake you a deal on the regulations announcea^ailirday' automobile^ or^^ffr^h^Jr^h ^ce, we will ba m oreore thantha happy to i by Secretary of the Interior t h r o u gg h h i i t ! Stewart L. Udall. obioblige. Generally, the regulations are Spor.tsm'an Frankk Gifford _.a little, more_ restrictive on1 Sure you're In a hurry. ButIt once in a while, on that ducks, because the govern-J ,ilt lit Is our s in c e re d(desire esire to m ake Glen Jenkinskins ClChevrolet the Kos the rightight Idea: Idea, 5“'® ^ mem's experts say the fall businessbusine trip, why not give yourself a break? b Why not flights probably will be down be;best place to buy a new or used car. a JanlzenJ( sweater of smarlly■Ily styled tw o - p l y S hollond take ththe train? ^ from last year due to a disrup­ NT' tion of early nesting. , wool. This classicc cardigancardigc fills the bill ' youYou reiremember trains. They,^3jkeke you theretheri on the ground But the Atlantic Flyway .won Deal with theI leaderleader. For 38 years yourr local iChevy_, _ ^ a continuation ot its spcclal sea- frorp firesiding to class and-backrogain; and-bacl ...... r-,dowi------dQwn_where-lhe_sceneryJ5i_YQU.Boi_You.go rigiright through it...______son on black du ck s in IVlalne, d e i aler. , , slow eienough so you can see! it, but fast enough so you Massachusetts and New Hamp­ Complelele color dchart. arrive ,wherever y o u 're going; alrriost beforebefc you want to. shire, although on a reduced ' ■ The'Success dardiganrS-Xl7 $ 12i ------r i ~ scale. y And u(up in a Union Pacific Domeliner—o m e lin e r - iah w hat a vlewl And Iha Pacific Flyway will Thai's because th e Dome cars;ars w ere builtbu just for lhat be allowed a dally bag and pos- session limit of two canv'asbacks • fOM•on i.optiiuitlIPORIIUII pUrpO!purpose — to see the scenery.iry. May we remind you o l ------whereas tho other threo flyways H some other pleasures of trainain travel?tra v e l? How. a b o u t tho must hold It down to one in the . I convenience of a private room...lom... a diidining car with a bag and one In possession. i j a n t ztz e e n n ■ variety pf freshly-prepared fofoods... o d s. . . a lounge car lor G lenI .Jen kk i in s Olhor Y oung M en'i'i JonlzinJanlz»n from $8 relaxing... and family (ares. to save you money.. Doyi' Janlzen Swaalerilalw i Ironfrom f5 -$ 12 , Yes, tritrain travel Is great - a vacation all the wayl Let us — ^——toll— toll yoiyou-morc,..Call-u^.ot-your_favo£it«Jijr-favoritoJuynljgent.______For paittnQ ir Informallort andd rtitrvollortirtitrvollortii - = £ H BlEWOtEIET Union Pacific Slatlon, Twin falli,, Ph. 733-A6i733-A6H ______YOUR EAGEAGER CHEVY DEALI)EALER I I ^Un i o n p a c,C i If F i c I C ■ t I ., Supermnarket ark of Automobilelo b ile s TTWINme FALLS — DURLfYtxyY -— RUIRUPERT — BUHl ’ RAILROAROAD Ullll' I ond Trado 8 •i , ‘ Ul* your convenionl RORER'StORER'S Opllon C Chorg* '3 1 3 M a i n Avehuo Westi s t PPhono ll 733-3033 ' j GiUNS Account or yourr DankAmirlcardDonkAn

•I J J—'.... ' ■ 2 ( 0 Sunday, A u g v il 13, 1 9 6 7 R yun Outritttruns Kei]i^eino To g t h e TTIM€S-A/£W i / l S Take Mileile ]Race AAt t D u a l J Track Meetleet In Lorio t i f l o n \ By JO H N FARROW . 'uiu t to WlWhite .C ity Stadium h o)p- p -3:53.4, and a teammate, Davidivid i S T.F. T o HostHos State SwiS w i m M e e t A ssociated P r e s s Sports Writeitei ng to scistie the 20-ycar-old K an-in- - KeiiKeino,' w h o se best lim e is "*■' LONDON ( A P ) - America’'a', .as collegian “ lleg and the 27-year-nldlid Mungai,Mungi ran in the mile by spe- j QTwin F a lls will p l a y host to it to In Inth the girls 15-17 400 yardard yard yard freestyle, fn Chris Bell and J im Ryui) s c o r e d his second vie-ic. Cenyan policeman crack Ihehe ciaf invitation.ii Alan Simpson> of ff ^ A - ■ the Idaho. S tate S w im MeetI to freestyle,freestyl Ruth Dahoney an^I in Chris Chris Lawley. L rly Britain finished third in 4:00.400.4 N |i ■ to ry lil five w eeks over Kip-Ip. ';:.50 ’-‘™ barrier, but a slow early Britaii ■ be hiheld at Harmon Park Swim-*lm- the boysbo; 400 yard ' freestyle.yle. In In thethe boys 9-10, 50 y a rd free­ choge Keino of Kenya Saturda\1;,^ .’acepace mademad il impossible. wilh John Whellon of Britain ■ ming Pool August I8-.20. Frank Frank Dahoney.1 style, style, Mark^ Telford and Rod ,or lourth in 4:tll.2 -and-Mungai fifth n Thi hill failed lo th reaien liis-woricric -'-'I-'-'I-felt -fell a t Ilil heavy and did nor S - ln-fhe-eirt5-ti!^7, 200 yard Schaeffer. ^----- — ------—J - ifr-lavored-to-win4he-gieetrA*lth . iH_te_il,6-4SoyiC43a4._lIlfU.jaid _____ rnrnrH hv rln r k in c 3:5li [or oneme ia\>eia\*e ihetlie snap th a i I'Ve lu id In -h>^4hJ cted Ireesiyle, kuth i;anone g ^ ^ mile. WTasnny Iasi lew races," said kyunr1117 H - Po'caloIlo-Swim^Club-'expscled — -freestyle;—Walt— Sinclair— and------A crowd of JO,000 had coniclie A’lin has a; pending world record -pv to pplace second a n d Moscowicow In thithe boys 8 and under, 25 GreggG regg I Lawley. ------—if 3 if ;5 3;51.l. l.l. "I w as not .sure a l a n y \ j Q SwimSwiiri Team expecte.d to take yard brbreaststroke, Chris BellBell Inin thetht g irls 15-17, 100 yard •■ uageuagc ihalthal I would win." t Double Lets I third place. ’ anand d in the boys 13-14, 100 yardard freestyle,freestyk Ruth pahoney. , Keino, clucked in .1:,57.4, said Those representing T w in Falls^alls bbreaststroke, reastsi Walt Sinclair, ' helie tlioughl tliongh lie had the race won‘(in O U In the meet Include: in the boys -In ihiIhe boys '8 and under. 2T..:. JS E TilTIMES-NEW S WANT_ADS Indians Take Solons Nip H 8 and under class, 100 yardI In- In. ^...... ------X- c \ -W T ^ - - wwhei}. h eij.Jie he went inlo lhe b a c k straighiawav on the last lap but A ». '. dividual-medleydivid Chris-Bell anda n d -----___ ,------_j______. 6-2 V ictory added: "Rvun burst away frnm)ni rAthletics x l. 6-5" ^ ■ Chris Lawley. m e on the la s t siagc u f the - H In 'n the girls 3-10 100 yard in- i KAN.SAS C IT Y (A P ) - Dicklick R l dividual medley,'3ulie Dodds. M Nen's iwo-oul lOlh-lnning doubleibic g j Ivom lanivees------TIitM , iiwiiilion M ilc-i>.-:ii;.a.• tca-.^,|.„^,^,r Ne^;^ In the girls 13-14 200 yard in- m SAVE ON "'i’Mdiu ve in 1-i‘e d V aienH W r- w h o - B H CLEVELAND (AP) - Vern:rn ture of a dual track and field had tripled, and Washington;lon and in the boys 13-14 200 yard H - Fuller drove in three runs andmd meetmret beiwcenbci\ 'the United Stales went on to- beat. Kansas Cily 6-5 ■ ■ JOe AzcueTwo as“ llic Cleveland:nd and BrilaBril.iin, won by.~lhe Ameri:. gjiuf, individual m edley W a lt Sinclair. m t . Saiurday night,...... i _ | — In . "OUAUTY ‘ ~ Indians defeated the New Yorkjrk cancans s 1.19 points t(i 84. - _In-the.gitls45d7..20Q-.yardJni mm Valentine, who hit a Ihree-runrun . ' dividdividual medley, Ruth Dahoney. ■ '1,1 Yankees 6-2 S atu rd ay nighl. The T he BritishBr won only one of. homeihom er in lhe fifth inning, got his ' g p In the boys 8 and u h d e r back- B X Fuller's s in g le followed A\z- t- the IS18 evievenls. That was the lri;'^'-tripIc n-jpic wilh two out off Jackack jy , ARMSTRONG In- pie jump, in which Fred Alsop stroke, Chris Bell a n d Chris R l cue's two-run triple in the In- ple jump, Aker and Nen delivered the go-' ^ Lawley.Lawl — 7T)ramHour-rtjri--fHi'-tho-fiKitKt ^aL_QlH;aL_QUl U j Ji ^.hwd^ilwad run wilh hituhil-off Pau l-t« ^ lhe l-resno, C.ilif., w ith iS-leap o f 5 . : —- i f In-tlle-gi^-ls-^^)-^lnd-t^nde^baek- l - — inning and his douhic in, Ihe [ ■’ l.indblad. Paul Casanova fol- « , stroke,Strok Julie Dodds. B th ird p ro d u ced two more runs.; feel,Jeei ll'/,II, inches. Americans lowed wilh a single that drove 1 finished‘1-2 in the pole vault, ■ ^ S j- In the girls 13-14 100 yard W -HRIS — The Yankees took a 1-0 leadi„j in high['"ju” jump, shot, discus. 100loti backstroke,back: Karen Schow and ' Athletics' reliever l.indblad _ the first when Horace Clarke led meter , dasli " and 100 meter hur- , , g'Ul TAKING MILE RUN Is America’s America Jim Ryun, right, -who,q' lhe boys1 13-14 100 yard hack­ o ff with a n infield single, went=nt doublidoubled in a ru n itl the lOih alt- , l e . stroke, Walt Sinclair. er Raymond Websier singled,|„j defeated rival Klpchoge Kcinocino of IKenya at London’s W hite ' to third on Bill Robinson's sin->1- . „ er R Clly Stadium Saturday. Ryun’syun’s timetin was 3:56.0 with Keino,0 ^ Inl'l the girls 15-17 100 yard " P gie and s c o r e d on an infield out.in, Bob“ J” SengrenS of Pomona, and . was fo rce d by .Iim Gosger. J-'j'- M "DON PIEPER’S’’ ’ j 1.4 seconds behind. It wasvas, .Ryui Ryun’s sccond victory overJf .‘‘ backstroke, Ruth Dahoney. [_ Calif,, soared over Ihe 17-fool Trailing-4-2 in the boiloin of Chuck H in to n led off the In-' mark in tlip pole, going 17 feet, 1,® , Keino in five weeks. (AP wirephotoivlrephoto)...... In the hoys 8 and undei|25 i dians' half o f tlic first wilh a j/ the ninlh, Ihe Athloiics lied the •------—yard yard butterfly, Chris Bell. " | % inches. Ed Carruiliers nf Ok- olf “ double, went to third when Leon‘j lahoma V- Cily did seven.feet in score liy g e llin g four hils oil In the girls 13-14 100 yard but- I Wagner grounded out and™ tho higli.jump, . beating nut JohnI,,, th ree W a.shington pilchers. Ken BREAKS RECORD day averaged 65.630 m iles per terfljterfly, Brenda Foster, - Gas & Tireire ServiceS scored on Tony Horlons single. ____ — Suarez'- single drove in Gosger ,,, hour" and,broke-the course rec- In the boys .11-12 100 yard]/ardj Don DCmetei' singled and bothIlh wwith ith '( one run and Dick Green'sPn" UPPERUP -MARLBORO; Md. ord by 5 iii.p.h., as he led quali-lali- freesfreestyle Mike S tu rg ill and,I, iain ‘ 240 Addison Avenue3nue WWesi est, Twin Falls “ Ttinnerrscored’on-Azeuc's triple, ^ - pinch single drove in the tyinging (A(AP)- P )—D ick T hom pson of Wash-‘si'" (jgrsfie rs for the 300-mile s e d a n face■ace Ihe bboys 13-14 200 y ard freestyle,lyle, John O'Donoghue, 6-5, was the 0 1 1 6 6 ] n run, ^ ingtoiington. Driving a Mustang, Fri-'ri- at theti- Marlboro Speedway. Gregg Gregi Lawley^ winner, going the distance withi< Queens ~ Score Win £■"Casey Cox, the fourth Sena- a seven-hitter. Ill SP( tors'-pilcher in the inning, gol got XfjuM M M mkiM M mMiu000000000M M um im M j000M'0M tM 0000000000000M 0t 00MW IU 0000i000K 000l0il 000U 0000000000u■ e00000U 000000000000M r^ New York 100 1 00 000-2 7' U 0 In Second Round tholhe fir final two out.s and the vicio-:lo- ^J Cleveland 402 000 OOx-6 10I 1 I BOISE (AP) — The S e a ttle rv HtHe is now 6-1. 8 Peterson, ‘Monbouquctle (I),I), Queens shuts! out the Spokane \i/ashiWashington 100 0.10 000 2-6 10 0 5 Tillotson (4), Womack (7) andnd Lilacs 8-08-(l today in n second"t) Kj^apsa ansas Cily 100 001 002 1 -5 13 2 g Gibbs; O’Donoghue and Azcue.IC. rouround nd gamegai in Ihe Northwest (|()(10 innings) S .W-O'DonoBhue,- 6-5. L - Pet-:t- ^om Women’s en’s .Soflball' Tournament.[- q^h,Ortega, Humphreys (7), Bald- g erson, 2-11. Tlttrt)nt!cn!r-(’ut l‘ln rt)n t a bye In ' thu win (5), Lines (9), (jox't!);, Hrltl^ B ' 5S1A COUNUNTY'S BIG ------jiftl— i i m ---—COUI caunil-.and— Spakaue__ de- j . /|j| B tjitm i dy (10) nnd CJ - OW,VA: Odumom.k— k—- .------:------i------utt .._L YT T 'p. feated the Boise Siageites, 2-0.’■ RodriquezRojrli (fi), Krausse (8),:s), S , H o m e r s Liit MarilynM am yn Richey, Seattle pitch-"'Aker (10), .l.indblad (10) an d j’^ er,e r, limitedIimiie the Lilacs lo. four Roof, Suarez (8). W-Cox, 6-1. B 'W Til 'll* rii hits and goti o n e of her te a m' 's L-Aker,l—Ak 3-6. S rlllU ieS lo sevens e v e n hits,h its Pat Belare was the Home runs— Washington, Val- S v losing pitcher piU ,. emineentine (8). . 3 i -Seattle scored fiingle runs ~ in “ W i t 1 \ N D B g M j p : 9-0 TfiuirTpli the tht“fi‘rst fir.*;! and fourth innings, r n A i ' ^ . j l I M iB im CHICAGO (A P ) - Home runs ended cn'ded wuhjvj,| four in iho seventh.E BBL L A Z E -1« l ^ l l r J B O tfl b y Rich A llen and Tony Gonza- D o o onna n n a Jen.senJer g o t a double< th e Topj q . Quality Always— at lez pwered the Philadelphia o^iyonly extra-baseextra hit for Seattle. Phillie,s to their lOth victory I inp fheThe ILilacs iU threatened in the V 1! games as they defeated thehe fjfthfifth when Ihey got two succes-^ WARBERG'S ' i Chicago Cubs 9-0 Saturday-be- sive ,iv(, singijsingles to start tho inning.B 733-7371 • . ^ h ind the fiv e -h it pitchinB of Dick BBut-4he-njnnei^s ut-4he n were stranded. E llsw orth. Allen’s 19th homer gave thehe AUGIIGUST 16-r■ 19 Phillies a 3-0 lead ta the first inning. Johnny Briggs and Gon­m- ■ ffiiTfargest seiedioniledions of meii's |S I zalez singled ahead ol Allen’s b la st onto th e left field catwalk.Ik. a n d b o y s ' FAFARAH R A H are at I J Before Cub starter .Toe Niek­ ATTRACTION - ^W ED., AUG.IG. 16,1< OPENINGING NIGHTI ro , 6-6, e x ite d in the fifth, Gon­ J I FEATURE AT I zalez slugged his sixth hom er N b e h in d ,B rig g s’ second .single. ------Tliirvltitury unableil EHsworth: ------______I___ __ to balance his record at 4-4 andnd A W . 2v w aslils tirst victory over his former teammates. Philadelphia 300 122 001-9 1 4II 1 Chicago 000 000 000—0 6>’ 1 yZ 'V Ellsworth and Oliver; Niekro,fo- /i n ^ \V f Nye (5). Mikkelsoa (6), ,B. /J cm iMMTRT Shaw (8) and Hundley, W—Ells-i t / I \ p P ^ f : ' : ^ I vrorth, 4-4. l^ N le k r o , 6-6. / n c Home runs — Philadelphia,l3’ j I \ / f \ A llen (19). G onzalez (6). j y 1 1 CTCDH Batting ------III J # I E l m 11 H f f l V w l i L e a d e r s J H m s M4Mi A m e ric a n League -I— — inson, O alL, .329; Kallne, D et., S’y r A ^ i N G " Runs—M cA uliffe, Dot., 72; Killebrew,'Mihrf— W.------o H ■ H i m Runs batted In-Yastrzemski, ■ ■ B ost., 79; K illebrew , Minn., 78. nW H / a j i Hits—Y a strzem sk l, Bost., 126;16; IH V H B / . n Tovar. Minn.. 121. Doubles—Campaneris, K.C., D h S k I 24;-Tovar, Minn., 24. w || iR O If T r lp le s - B la ir , Balt., 6; 'Mon- J n ' 8 A versatile ^entertainer,njiner, Singer, m comedian,I, talented, talen musician. I day,-K.C„ 6...... " f H the world." R ecording y Home ru n s — Killebrow, Minn., H™ H I N Often billed as "the PastesFastest guitar player in the worl 32; F.Howard, Wash., 29. a m } I W L u M I y artist and TV Personalityonality. f K K m i m m \ \ Stolen b ases — Campaneris, H H m l , ___ ' KrC.740rAgec; Chlcr^23^“ Bu- - - I M ford, Chic., 23. BW J -' ’ Sponsoreded by EXCHANGE CLUB ofo f 'BBurl u r l e y Pitching (10 decisions)—Hor- . BBB/ “■len. CliVc:, 1 3 ^; XohborgrBost., - ^ 1 6 - 5 . ■-...... - ■.,. «:------W t f 1\ w ...... , Strikeouts- McDotyell.n , m j H ' 1 Cleve., Wl; Lonborg, Dost., 168.i8. ^

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Aaron, All., 27. . i.Hion.,,lIio look of cords ^ I Com e EnjoyEnjoy Ihe Fair Slolcirbascs—Brock, StiL,,-37i —------^5U|)crdidrgcti..b.y_Fara!uvith.ilccli-Supt i'ilh_slcctSlak-Djck slylm!;, ... . the m ost: inIn demanddemar «n* B ______tertainers:ins:in-the the ffield...... 6 . Wills, Pitt., 21. ^ llicilliese Casuals are dcsii;heclled lo go anyu hcii; llim's S ^ I------and RodeoJeo - Pius-the ------Pitching (10 decisioii.s)-Jar- . v is. All,, 13-4; McCormick, S.Fr . ------"yi!: ■utjon a n d lake lilt! a ctiv ityily in .sltidc, .sitid Wllh laral’iess,. ^ jaJ ______V ersatile EntertainmmLoi Enterl ^ i Country Charleylarley PriiPride s 15-5. • ,Anicric,i's A m e Hncst I’cfinaiicnt:nt P(cis.PtciS. y' ^ An enjoyable'ente'ab)e~entettain- “ ■ ------— Strikeouts — Bunning,. Phil., Our Starar Attractions.Al er and RCARCA Victor Vict( re- B 171; Jenkins, Chic., 162; Murl- cording artist.i r t i s t . chal, S.F., 102. - NEVER NEEDED IRONINGIROh ^ ...... ------—; ' MModOl odol 38 in HOPSACK. 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Il'» RIGHT |S ...... l y\ j0 mM 0 . m 0u ttM M M 0ttM 0nf0000000000tM n M i 0000M 00gK'M 000M i000000000000r000tU'n00000000m M 00000i 0000000m r0000000n O ' «*** -I , I inday, August;!3, 1967 21 Schollande]ider Ghurnirns To THB^ TtM €S*f^emf C W S ■ ' ' ^ Charlie Johnsonison Wonders ] If Army Will11 KeKeep Him j U K E FO R E S T , III, (AP) --jl966 '1 9 6 6 he wiwas deterred bedause of Set Pendinding Recoriord At I JJQWJhat the Army-has-decidedla_tootball it waiits St;'~.Louis i-arainaill iheIhe knee.knee, requlredTOTgsryrmiil------quarterback Charlie Johnson,I, it was' aft'aft^r.that operation tfiat ------—- the quesquestion Is, will the Armyy “Jdhnson Jdhnson tctook his latest physical; J^ational.1AAU A. Swiiivim Meett ------— want to keepI him? Charley Winner, coach of the "The thing that I’-surprisedfl N^tjonalNAtjonaJ J Foolball Leatoe club, By-JERRY LISKA 17-year-ol17-year-old Mark Spitz Saturdayly gold taedals on two free-style* M XVL iss T ulipip ]B ar Is^W\iinner ir In me," said» Johnson Who wass ddoesn’t o e sn ’t ' hdld' h,( buT any hope for Asspclat^ Press Sports Writerler in the ^National AAU outdiioro r teamteams s. called upu| Friday for two yearss Johnson toti be rejected when he CHICAGO (AP) — Don Schol-lol- swswimmini im m in g meet. SeniSensational Mark Spitz, 17, ot _ _ ' y ' ' active dduty,, "was that I hadd takes his,his post-induction physi- lander, 1964.01ymplc star, blast-‘St- SchoHander,SchoHai a badly beatenjn Santa Clara; Calif., matched his _ been rejected so often in thee cal.'cal. ed an “old man" role with a fifth in pRriday’s 400-meter free-e- owno^n pending] world record and P I enns Ferry/ Army's/;i physical examinationss ‘.'The w ay I understand it,” I fa n ta stic clocking of 1:55.7 in sstyle,/slashed iy ]e ,/s ja three tenths of a shatteredshatte the existing world Feature Ra^clace A t Glem ' required annually." Winner-Winner-said, st "is-that when he thi--ino-mplpr frpnstvto to lakeas. spii'ondqrom -his, pending wnrldId mniark a rk in Winning his secondnd ■ . Johnson has been deterredJ reports to Ft,'Sill (Okla'.) ,on ----- the-6poUiEht-4rom-«t41l-6lzzlinBmg M(HfTng in G rant W^ill and ow ned by F . G. track track In Idaho. ’ written wrltte by C. Huston, owned by lems. He was deterred in 1965 S . l GGames. am es. He also smashed hislis The Iho existing world record is Hodgin, Hodgi won the feature raceice There Thi were approximately 800JOO FFrank r a n k Bowen, $3.20. . Sbecause ' of d shoulder separa-' inducted him on the basjs of his current world record of 1:56.2. 2:06.6 2:00.6 set by Australia's Kevin'in Saturday Saturi night at the Elmoreore peoplpeople at the races, with a RaceRac six, three furlongs In ’ last phy.sical, and. that was after ells tion which required surgery. In the knee operation; so I don't Indians W ill “SSpitz, " meanwhile, became a. Berry in the 1964 Olympics.=s. County Count Fair in Glenns Ferry,’. total to ta l handle o f $9,900, whichich time tim e ot 36.20, wilh a quinella 1 " double winner by grabbing theJg Spitz, P, who Friday bettered the Missm ij; T ulip B a r ra n the 400 ww as as about J700 m ore th a n Sat-at- of of $8.40', $8. Flying Wabbitt, riddenden ththink in k thithere's a - very good I ^ existing world mark in the IOO yards chance of our getting Charlie 200-meter butterfly title in 2:06.4 , I®® yards in 20.30 seconds, whichI is urday urda' night racing last year,, by by D. D Bramble, ownpd by Z. < meter butterfly, also smashed ------^------— — ThiThe races will conclude Sun-jn- RoheiR o b ert and son, $4.00, $2.80 and I t a l l back this year." P % I n F i n a l to - match ^ is pending world_ the Americaft and AAU Ttieet ‘ ' f Utah Net Player ' record also set in the Pan-Am . day afternoon, l . - J™$2;20rApache-Saf!nmtha,-ridden ' deiT------— ---— —- —In-any od- willa W illard Smith J r . $2.60. "wnci m- Houston's losing streak to nine Ra owned by Sherman Duffin, $2.60 day, Hailey downed Kimberly,■ly, U.S. in ththe 1964 Olympics. meetm eet m ark of 1:00.4 set b y him - Hou.sti ine Race three, 350, yards in time andan d $ $3.40, an d C aptain Charger, 12-2; W endell won by a Buhluhl KenK en MertenW a graduate of self 1: self last year. gamesgames. The Braves moved'Oti of 18 18.89 seconds, w ith a quinella'•a hiddeiridden by G. Wall, owned by forfeit; Spriggs of Twin Fallsills Southern Methodist, added thehe ------intointo SIsecond place, running theireir of $3.80,$3 Balmy Vee, ridden byny HHarol aro ld -F o rrey , $16.00. winning slreak to four games, q \f/ defeated Jerome Pirates 13-3,!-3,-200-meter-breast -200-meter stroke crow a p G. Wall, owned by Keith Galb‘lb‘ )> Racerjc nine, 400 yards in lime ted lo the 100-meter breasUtroke The second game victory’. 7 jjjjh x a ilh ,_ $ 5 m .._ a 6 0 and - $2,40; o f 20 . and the Jerome Oilers defeated to the : S Cassius Clay I™snapped a two-month long win- ^apr 'O’ o f 20.30 seconds, with .a quinellaella ~ ' ~ ~ Filer ll-I.' _ title he wwon Friday. Uj '"’■Capri, Cause, ridden.. by D. of $13$13.60,- Miss Tulip Bar, riddenden less slreak for Lemastcr. The Bramble,^ran oiVned by Karl M. by G Sunday's games will begin at SchollanderScholia: finished eight feetn 1Plans l3 T« Marry veteran S;,; left-hander struck out c_|,i M. by G. Wall, owned by F. G. 2 p.m. with the Jerome Oiler?:r? ahead of Grog Charlton of Ar- . ™ S m ith, $2.60 and $2 .2 0 , and™d Hodgin,Hodgi $3.20, $2.80 and $2.20; LOS ANGELES (AP) - Do-)c- 10 amand'delivered his key hit 'f in M iss Echo E tte , ridden by W. Ca.sh and Wendell meeting to see whorho cadia,c ad ia, Calif.,Cf to retain his 200- -„sed" ng the seventh inning. w.- W. Ca.sh Basis, ridden by J. Ward, posed heavyweight boxing the se ., Maisenbach, owned by Clyde'de ownecowned by Robert Fulkerson,I BURT HUISHUIShf will p la y Hailey, a t 6 p.m. for meterm e te r Irefreestyle title. champion Cassius Clay said Sal-al- CartCarty opened. Ihe seventh with . , P L avin, $2.60. $5.00 and $3.00, and Chicka De 812 Mainn Ave. A v e . N( N o . the consolation crown. CharltoCharlton's sccond place time ^rdayu rd ay he plans lo -be m a rriedcd a sinsingle agam-si loser Mike,„j Race„ four, 400 yards In time Da, r was 1:58.1. Third place went to .ggain __ Cuellar. Denis .Menke .bunted ne Da, ridden by T. Hunter, owned At 4 p .m . Spriggs and M e-™ -’ t“ again spon. _____ CueUa “ j of 21.50 seconds, with a quinellff by R, — ------7 3 31-5855------5 8 5 5 — ------: ----- jrlll Canadian-Ralph-HuttonrTTJpre-' I him along but Cuellar retired , ,1 lla BTlCTrM arlow, {Z'.OO:'— ^------Clain's will battle to see wlio will Canadian ^ Clay, who was divorced by his ™ of $21.00, M inidoka Sunday, rid-id- Rac Race len, five furlongs in limeime -----meslr-Hie-tioronwi-IndiansJor-the."1” 5£nlin£__ , ‘h y Football A q u atic Wobdy Woodward T^en '-^'^aS' I LIUD 01 caliiornia, m l:,‘ia.l. nf _ _ .lr r- tliampIS^shir ------'"'Uiib'Bl L wedding will be in Chicago. l!*"W.^' Moole'!'’ K S s !' S '* * a nind d $54.40,$ ^ H ealy's Bull, ridden by' by Delnewly appoints to serve■ve you witwith tlis ' I- The breathless Schollander,!'"■ probablyproba later Ihis monlh. He[?e U J The Indians won the right to The Braves got four runs I. In $2.60; Tip's Polecat, ridden by K. SStorey, owned by Warren Vg.best in auto, life, and1 fire insurinsurance. play in the championship gameme 21, co m m en ted after his re c o rdd - .si\id het will make a form al an- , * hv J. Ward, owned by Z. C. Willa-,1a- FinnswFinns onh, $54.20, $6,40 and ’ht smashing race: nouncnouncem ent soon disclosing thel,e IheL firsi'' game on homers by ” bv defeating Filer Friday night smasning ,p_ £arl)Laj!d_Boycr. Cafty's hoiDCr ford, $17.00 an d $6.60, andnd $3.40; Hoop time, ridden by D. ------■' ------— ------16-4 ; defeating' valley then’en “I“Wan“I-wanted- to squelch the-ru-u- name-ofname hls-brldcHn“€hicag07 Ird Belgh PatchT ridden by T . Hunt-nt- Sohie'Schiewe, owned by'-Maek Som-™ - - sTATIt T AT B F * R * IN S R A H t B .C O M p mor that I'm an old man which'h flcia, ■ J • I « II ■ "''thwith I Iwo on came in the third K^tgl drawing a bye, TdV't^ -n Clay arrived in Los Angeles Inning and broke a 2-2 deadlock.(;1( er. owned° by M arie K ing, $4.00.00. m er. $4.00 an d $3.40, an d Bam- Hona omcM!i>: BloomlngteBloomington, lillnoli . ______. I didn't particularly feel happyV loto presidepf as grand marshal 9 0 Race tive, 350 yards in timeme booseboosel, ridden by C. Huston,:on, The three winning teams, the", reading ' about after my 400 g^nda Houston 002 000 010—3 9 0 Rai Indians, Spriggs and McClain's ™ Sunday of the Walts Festival' 7 AtlantaAtia,,. 203 O il OOx-7 99 1 ofo t 18.18.88 seconds, wilh a quinellalla ownedownei by H a r o l d Peterson,ion, p fi (noi(11014 ______. had to draw straws to see whohn race-’’ ParadParade which climaxes a weekJii Giusti..Uatfflan (7) ■■■Qtid- nf SI li-n $3.80. . ■ ■- ■■ I— ~ —Sohollander-waiv-the-iffiHiml-id- tif-nil uf L ultuial aLiiv.ltlua In till!' I'liT Brand; n . j Johnson and Torre. W—i— by R.R Jones, owned by Jewel„el 64 gro district hit by riots two battled for tho right to 'go into I'i?,400 m e te r races ip the 1964 gro c John.son, 12-4. I ^ G iu s t i, 8-11. LoweLow ery, $19.20, $5.40 an d $3.40;‘to; HyJWHVftMTlimBi the championship game. Olympics, where he also won yearsy°=‘'-s ago. ______HomeHo'ir runs — Houslon, Wynn,’nn TradiTrader Lad, ridden by J. Ward,rd, H j i f f l (29). Atlanta, Carty (13), Boy-oy. oownci w ned by Sherm in P u ffin , $3.60 ■ I e r (20). Second G am e I, Houston 000 000 0 0 0 -0 5 0 'l 4 < K i n . n n Atlanta 000 000 llx-2 8 0 1 f Cuellar and Bateman;Lemas-s-ll'cuNS i nil I ^ I- NEW -Sc-USED- -}| -M ter and Torre. W — Xemastcr; ii a S B p i 8-6. L -C u e lla r, 11-8. , | | ------!' I Home runs — Atlanta, Aaronon I] > b u y -SELL-TRADE |j ■ ______ii l i —------!l ■ lj Ammunition, Scopes, \\ LEADS AUSSIES jl ■ Jl LET-OUR EXPERT-MECHANIMECHANICS PUT YOUH_C^IVRiRINTO^COHPrnON^^ IN TOP f SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. (AP),?) jl |Stoi Stocks, Hunting Equipment} _ _ —Owen Davidson beat Mexico’s | Jr- Jo aq u irfto y o -M ay o -^i-l, 6-1, F ri-4)----- I day and led a quartet of Aus-HhERRn-iiiHj-f |i ^ j i » MfMd. .. .X 3 tralians into the semifinals , of || | 3, MlUt W tit ef Twin Falli l| H j the Meadow Clgb Grass Court““ iju jlU.S. j.' 30 733-5567t [j f U ^ , tennis tournament. b - " . BRAKEE ' ~ ^ i fl I Exclusively a t . .jigwiw . jf I 'L« .j-:- '“ - v o ..- ;;. ------* ^ — K>R-BACK^TO- * iUSTIVIE I . . . the biggestjest selections of D I long sleevedd ArrowAn shirts ■ r ==^&Ve-eveTHIracl^[ocl=fo^ffer^ott1= ^ ^ i P i u —-T ------r->x L ANY I Our expert; brake mechanicsm( pull ,B U.-' - •: ■ ’ - I AAM M EERICAN R I C I frontwhMls,^adjust adjuatbt brakes, inspect H __ CAR unirigs aiirdrums: drmns an3“Heanaf and I ' , : r - - y ... ’ •' *■ —I * H e r e 's th e repack frontit wheel bearings.b , H ------SWINGING AWAY Is Mikec Gablca-whcGablca-whO'Is a player on the Spriggsprlggsot-TwlnFoll.s-Llttle ot League------f i — team. Spriggs downed Wendellndell 13-2 di)during Saturday's actionion at Itho Jerome Invitationali------U p B e a l r ^ ^ Little League Tournament.______[ I NO'MONEY^:Y DOWN. JV bntHs r it^ to IW l 1 ^ Button Down ' ALL CAR SERVjQE-WW OORK R K - i ’ ■ .-BV U DEFEATED...... ' MANILA (AP)— A Philippine ^______( o E E M M a in n n . team defeated the touring Brig- ^am^-oung-Untvepsity::^skot; ^ - D B C T O N f f . t - P ^ ^ S a c e S ® ! ™ ball te a m F rid ay 70-65.______^1 NOT! O X F O R D h ■p 'Never buy re m V e " " " 8 ■ p \if at anytim e^ another ‘f'CIIDDC - -Rerm a^lronX^ = =eain!sJiasu»ntedrtbe=padcif>-p!

— - W e - u r g 0 -all-of dtir customustom i Srs from "all over - — colorbackgroiinds; Tapered bo for the new lean look in fashion jr7fr«rowr D m i w o r j ^ M agic Valley to takeike adadvantag# of this , and "Sanforized-r” '";" W ijlcd 1 - - ’DuPont R.T.M. lONO-SltEVES-.. i —“ “^dclea~^dae seryiM^ ' EEVES-...... 1 . I T .. i . - 7 , 0 0 ------o l m Deluxe Chattipionion NeiNetwJreaib 1 ^ - ' 5H0III SIEEVES-..Ileeves...... 6 .0 0 ^ ■ 1 \ RETREADS ON lOUNDTIBEBODKItODKIOnONYOUII o n ON OWNTIRU I All Magic Valley Arrow I'orma-II'erma-lron Q SPORT SHIRTSIIKTS frcfrom J S , ■ I WHITEWALLS 9 6 Sales Listed Here LIMIb Boys' Arrow S |f f l Any Size Listed ^ ContatnHrtinit»-Nrv^FaTm“ ■' m u t t 7,7>'U 7.7S<1I 7.00'U' FFOR O R .4. ■ — -FR E E CUSTOMERMER PARKING— J 7,3S-14^7.3S-15 dm 9 Solti dtparlmint for cbmplit* .• y «,9J.14 6 ,40.IJ' 6,00.13 I .odvtrllilng tovtragt of your ^ ^ ^ H | __ L...farm- •aU,-fiflnd-billi« niwipopir (ovirag* (ovor 70,000 rtqdiri _ _ ------ln"MdflIe"VdlUV1“HUvantt WII* . if ing. All of on* fpoclal low rol* Evtry tala tliUd In thli form W j Cdltndar for 10 dayi M ic* ■ J ■ lalf of n* coil. ■ ft fl n o n A u g . 2 3 TWIN FALLS — DURLEYLEY — ..RUPERT — 'DUHL S 5T0NE4IfllMRE-L MRS. A. G. KAIL ' V V Uso your floxiblo ROPER'S Option Chorgo S t East, Twin FallB ..... TTelephone e l e p h o r 733-5811 B > Advtrilitmintt Aug. 21 and 22 W A l 5 410 Main Avonuo Enst, Tv ' Audlonttrii Wtrl, Elltri, Account or your)ur BankAmorlcard BanI ■5 Opon 8 o.m. ■ G p.m.p.tn. MorMon. thru Fri., 0 a;m. -■ 5 p.mp.m. . Saturdayi8 1 m Woll ana Miiitrimllli JKKKMM ' . nSlilllllllllllllH i l IIIIHIIN IIIIII IIIIIIIIM IN IIIIIIIIN NH NiiN IiailH iiaaiiiiiiitiiH I H ■: .. V I ' 1 " * . * • V- ■ % __ -,.^2 2 ___TwlnJEg|lsJJfne?-Newi:N ew j_ SurSun^y, Aiy. ]3, 19677 .t: ^ ~ “ ^ Idaho M edicalcal CoC om m ission I The Mon'^oney BoxX Tx o A )isw er Tw o (Q uestions By EARLE L. JESTER,R has notn( been completely satis- ^ ^ B Y FRAF^K NK SSCHELL ^ ______Assoqiatiid J im s Writerter _ _ factor)factory, that Idaho students, for ------tMMBBifm m ? ’'.’ ...... 1------— BOISE-(AP)^=HSvo-primaryimary example-have,not-always-beenexamp . questions are before the eight- able to obtain admission to med- m P w - , ^ ’ % First letter this week com comes es the 1915-S, a n d 1922-D are about a b o u t member Idaho Medical Study ical schoolssc on a basis compar- V™ from Mr. A. L, Hagerman;1; Ida- $2.00.M.\ There were-, no cents rr,_,Commission' and the answerrer to able wit)j.w h o m e-sty e ,s_tudents,. , . . m V S ho and reads; "I.foiind ann 1892 sinstruck In Philadelphia In‘ '1922, “■‘•‘i- one likely will determine wheth-vheth- xheThe Idaho' State B o a f d -of Edu- Indian Head Penny. C ouldd you but bul the Denver Mint struck there j is.Sn answer for)r the cation, to which the study' com­ ~ ~ - jJ tellte me how much this coiajssflr:oiaJs some' after the die had filled jg^.^seco n d . missioimission's report must go; gave w orth?" . 'witwith melal. and no "D" ap to ^ z :s.v ( .; .. .; e coin commission was createdreated the neinew agency an outline of tJie A nswer: The 1892 In d ia nI Head i^^ars on th e s e coins. Tiie co in . ^ 'i W m ^ H H •’ 50 on '’y Legislature andnd In-in- course it m ig h t follow. J h e board w as minted in th e n u m bber e r ol will bring y o u from $12,50; on structed lo have a report ready emphasizedemplja that it w as not al- 37,649,832i'l pieces—an d it is notnot“P' “?■ The 1924-D is scarce, af., temptiiig to dictate to the com- ranee “fe the 1926-S and 1931-D.) 'T The h d ’^y“y_ *' temptii m : ' '. a scarce item-. T he p r ic e range a ^ Eh fo r ■ *?gislation crfeatingg the missioimission, bul was simply offering ,m 30 1931-S was selling very high for ' ' - on 01 this cent ranges from 30 j" ^ comission does not, directly,y, ask suggestions.sugges : . Cl up to 3 num ber o f years, but h a s ^ __ • | i y a ‘ k ______Pfe-^ y y.; ■ , cen ts in Good C ondition up to ^ the two questions. But statee Sen. ” 771|,c,e basic question that must ' ■ - -$C$3;00Hn-Very-Fine.— ------{1™ - p ‘ . . Ihis p ast y e a r and is valued Fred“B^leyrR=Bolse;-commit^irimit^ b'FaiiSb'TaiiSwere~d~by''lhB"'lnvestiga- " I have no way 'o f knowing “1 .'' about $20.00 in Good condl- chairman, says It is clearciear i|on," t|on," the board said, "is essen­ : hihow good your coin plight ■'f' be. lion. T he 1933-D is hard lo0 find what w h a they are. tialiytially one of the feasibility of . M9 SI of lhe Indian H e a d .Cents a dol- The first is: Does Idaho) need creaiin creating, designing, constructing ' ■ and will bring you about a dol- r A ' / * ' from fr 1887 up to 1909 arc quile qiiile , a m medical school? staffinistaffing an 4 , operating a school ;; I commonCl and were minted in In 1955 s o m e of the Philadel-iladel- ArAnd Baglcy says thal If inves- of mmed edicine in Idaho." ' very large numbers, exceptnnn forc .li phia^MInt production of Uncolnincoln ligation determines there is1 such ______■■ "i '■"— ~ ~ B — ■ - the-1894yth tho-1908.S an d-I909.S . cents^- P"' \fras“ d o u b ir-stru clc —th a t a-nee^tben the .second question .. ■ F rom Mrs. R. D ., B u rley , Ida- is. -j all the le lte rin g and Lincoln’sicoln’s >5: ‘s : Can Idaho afford it? P oi] -'" i / H ' •; ■} :' -jg ho: "I have saved a lo t of those appjaj. tg Ijq double—an■—and d That question needs to beI an- t Paul* Lions Plan 194319 lead pennies. A re they, “S' thjs ^1^1, coin commands a premiummium p."'®'svvered only if the answer to the L 'n ii worthwi anything more than face „(' Family Cookout : ^ of a b o u t $100.00. The only other o lh e r ' “ '■'I „,„.,l.., .,f 11.. PAU scarce, coinage in Ihe lale years "~ ht they-willJncrease_in_Y'alue?.'!th s^*!* W estern lnlerstal<_ Commissiontssion family cookout were completed ' ls-the~ID60- Phlladoiphia small Wgs^ t f c i B Answer: The 1943 (penis were vvhich is now selling;eiling Higher E3ucation,”‘an orpii-irpii- during the' Thursday" luncheon |EH . made of zinc-plated steel, nol 1 new ization formed many years1 apo.ago. meetingmeetin of the Paul Lion's Club "I for around $3.50 in brand new J^^l" bring when they met at Connor's Cafe, B | • tead. Mintages from the tliree condition, 'tsIts f primary purpose Is to bring when I minls-(Philadelphia,' Denvor-and)r-and -T ■■y hrs-ts'nor to say ihat other aoojjabout -cooperation.-among-.slatesstates -Harvoy_narv -Holiinger,-' president, San Francisco) e x c e e d one bil- Lincoln c en ts are* not worthtl, ex- in'' the joint use of higher educa-iduca- conducconducted the business meeting lion—andlie although the govern- (ra value — bul they are-e not tion facilities, particularly those and dfdppoinied Uyd M e r r i l l ment has destroyed . a gri;al nearly „ as scarce nor expensivesnsive “f “^ technical nature., .- chairnichairman of the event, whidi ~^BBpB^W K8W ||L .yfjH M H m any o l.lh em , w e re are ffllF jas j some dealers would haye~e you 7~T— ThusT-a-slflle-whieHiad-a-med- -m ed--w -w ilrtt iihbH ield-at^O p.m.-Aufr----- ■ H lionslit of them still ou tstannding. d in g . believe |jp|j and a complete set of ical—orical- dental, or architectural,tural, 24 at the Water Tower Park, VVl ery few people but h a v e somespme ji^,circulated Lincoln Cents, ■from-from o r veterinary' — school, would paul,Paul, of these around — sa v in g them 1909 igji to the present is sellingselling mrnak ake those facilities availableilable ______THE DISCIPLES fromm TTwin w in FFall: a lls will be one o f 29 bandsands contest ( licid recently In TwinTivh F Falls a and sponsored by thIhe e forf° a price raise. for about $125.00; that is,5 the on fla resident basis to students from over the nation competing forfo national honors at the Jaycees. ^ The boys will leave!avc Aug. Aug. 16 at 9;40 a.m. They are re ,. At the present lime, you can jjndealer will p a y 'y o u that much m u ch of o f oother stales.' :r;: Iconfirmed Batllc Of The Bands slated for Braintree,B Mass., Aug. 17 from I the left front-fow, Garlar Hackne Hackney, Nick Frey, Jerry C hris-ris- sesell them, if not rusty, for about Lincoln Centsits be- In!In ste a d .o f being req u ired , to i r . $2.50 a roll of 50, if Denver)enver |Qj.g jq^q j,^ brilliant, uncircu-icircu- psyP^V non-resident fees to attendmfend COUCOLUlVIBIAr S.C: ( A P ) - The' through 19th. The local1 group won Idaho's top honors at a llan I and Zane Gill. Dannyly BrensoiBrenson is standing at the rear. 52 e stu- three-year sentence given Army ------—^---- or San Franci.sco mints. • The ^^5 |jt( lated condition are worlh much such a school, an oul-df-state stu- mree-y Philadelphia do not commandim ana ddent e n t would pay the same char^-^harg- Capt. Howard1 B. Levy upon his Pl ih his court-martial conviction on diso- lon Gardens. mmuch of a premiuip. There Is Wey have a letter from a young pscs a:as would a resident—with his “ 'jr''" itates not much chance that these reajjg- ^ in gyhi jI hhad a d hhome o n u state compensating t h e bedienibedience and disloyally charges Thist year there are 29 states nc has been confirmed by his post Disciples LeaveLeave Twin Fallg'alls On rerepresented,‘" pi and Jaycee officialsi c i a l s coinscc will ever be v e r y valuable •nd I school for the difference. ™s bei il? » argument with a friend. I scho ;icipa- com m ander. expect all states to be represen-esen- —unless- everyone gels ridrid -oi ol jjy5jjy Jhe f ir s t coin to.hnve'e the To finance Idaho’s participa- comma ted in 1968. The first I n te r nation- a tio n - ththem at the same time. . motto "In God We Trust”t" on tion tio ri iii that program , the 1907 Maf. Gen. Gincs Perez, com- Wednesdayly ForFoi Nationalal (Contest fal Battle ot the Bands is slateddated With reference to , a great ^|t , Lincoln cent. Iss that th a l Legi L e g isla tu re provided $550,00000 for mandeimander at nearby Fl. Jackson, usells'0^ 1369. m any letters we h a v e hada ask- right?” f|g] the ttwo-year period which beganbegan i.ssuedissued a b rie f s ta te m e n t F riday n Falls The five*locai musiciansIS are wllhwl bands from Massachusetts The Disciples, the Twin Falls The ing the value of Lincoln Cents: ^ 'you lose. The Lincolnincoln 'a-sllast July 1. , ,'“saying ^ '." 8 of the sentence only that group of musicians who wonvon the Jerry Christian, 12-string guitar-juitar- communitiesco participating. In ichool "il is approved." He c o u ld have , T . i T» 1 * wWhile a great many Lincolnsncolns (-j, t[,g .fj„t cent lo carry BaBackers of a medical school 11 is a Slate Battle of the BandsJs con- ist; L.I Zane Gill, guitar; Nick 191905' a total of 21 bands com- Vv >* command more than face value, n,|; - ccnt for Idaho contend the programgram reduceireduced the, sentence.______;kney, peted before 10,000 persons,„“1’n in W * ' inter Bowling « 'dates motto, but the Iwo - ccnt for I . test iii.Twin Falls recemly,ly, will Frey, guitar; Gar Hackney, pe ----- therejiriLaaualljLonJy_.L 6^dates pi^; l-jca rt ' t plane bass guiiar, and Danny B Bron- ron- 196613 over 600 bands with some T . leave here by West Coast plane bass f l which wouid b rin g y o u anyly^P- ap- ried j.jj| the motto. ’ . at Si'IO a.m., Wednesday to com- son, drumi m er. .. 3,13,600 m em b ers competed in 64 Leagu^Planne3” preciabie a m o u n t over face (i r face (Questions on coins and cur- L A N D ------nete in the niiti.onal finalsMis aat t _T.h^nr..ll j i , , hhnH will fnre. rnm- local .and regional contests5 wilh HAZELTON-Members of'f the value?• In the average condition rnn ic- DR. GAYLAND 1ERIKSON . fliMK liultl'ff'tlie Dw n ;;; edition r n n r y s h n u ld _ be_ spnt tn T h e __ Bralmree, Mas.s. .______petiti(petition from 2S other bands who _ ?~B"* Ha'z(?ltci'n MlUld MWIIhg MUai!irtSidfl ^ found in circulation^ lhe lallk-i ialj!i-!i M oney B ox, c-o 'I he Xjm es- haveh av e placcd at the head off con- final plans for the winter league!ague hash: a mintage figure off le.ss [.je,News, Twin Falls, Idaho 83301).g f ■ OPTOMfclROMETRIST at the home of Mr. and M rs.r s . ih th an 2 million, and is worth worlh tests'staged from Maine to Cal- ^ $25.00. =«nmm„,m,nmm..nnnnmnnmm,m.m„mnm " f ifornia. A total of 11,000 ban d s y pyi Jack Grant recently. in the neighborhood of $25.00, ANNOUNCES OPENING OF OFFICE -started the sectional cOmpeti-3 ^ 2 “B T.F.,W om en It-^ a s’decided -to storlr-Ert-8-aH ? - 8 IhIhe- IOOO-S-VDB, (484.000>-COra-— lion, composed of 66,000 mufii- m u si- tTl _ p.iTp.m . A ugust 22 a t the Mdagic a g i c mmands a price of about $f100.00 i S ^ ... " - C o l d at 239 4thh Avenue Aveni North , t» cian s. Tiveniy-nine stales will b e £ [I] Bow l in Twin Falls. T hey w i.l Inin Good (A verage C irculated)ilaled) p a .'(A P ) - P eo - M ake O ffer S; 'ib^neturnrrom ; the condition. „ [’®o- Twin1 Falls, Ide Idaho represented. bowl on Thursday evening the cc ini.i. northwestemtem T n ------n irB n iT ii! ’or-Tiig- B a iim -p ro - T Ttsf^Mhe^time-ftBd-.wiH-^B%»rt.s ta rt —^o.lillll..S,..liH l..S,J3n,S, .1H1.1- - g [J* bowling at 8 p.m, for the first S are ail worth In the neighbor- J ^ J T ~ ^ ' ' Hours: 9 AA.M. .M . to 5 P .M . ^ Until Au». 28w O gram,e r a m originated by JohnV w W. . 6 - W e e k T o u r 2*000^' a® temperature O • AAgnew, gne\ Jr., a member ofIf ththe e two or Ihree weeks until theth e liehood of $3.00. T h e 19I4-D (2,000,- " , ™ MONDAY/ through F FRIDAY i r t e d . 000) Is a $25.00 c o in bul; in-, dipped" to a n overnight low By A.F. MAHAN Weymouth, Weyn Mass., Jaycee,>i,s, be- Two Magic Valley resldenlsIdenis late night league- gets started. 00 of 36 degrees. ' (er £ a u as a -town p ro je c t in1 1963 havoho retu rn ed from the fourth’ourlh Thereafter The the time will be)e at crcreases rapidly in value in the ^ 733-194^13-1944 Associated Press Writer £an ‘ ‘1)14.!;. ■ ------DETROIT (AP) - Genera!ienerai------anannual six-w eek E uropean lourtour T_P_ 7 p .m . every T hursday. beb elter grades. A gain, th e I9I4-S, Motors, Ford and Chryslerhrysler spsponsored by Utah State Uni- HmBSSmimlmSSmimm i aren’t likely to make the United -wj' 0 . * 1 1 0 1 1 versity, Logan, Utah. Auto workers a new contractfit of- B J JJ ible School They are Mrs. Christie Smilh, t , - " - fe r b efore Aug. 28 or possW°ssibly______y ___ 1 . .648 B uchanan St., and Mary . Aug. 31. ' " ^ Reeder, d a u g h te r of Mr. and A Chrysler vice president:sident Teachers X 0 Mrs.m. Charles T. Reeder, 376 says it is “a fairly reasonableonable • BtBuchanan St. assumption'' thnt no company i J J The tour took them to 11 offer , w lir be made before^aAi-e a /\|* Reported^11 European. countries, including planned demonstration by Porlugal, S pain, Italy, Switzer- skilled tradesmen Aug. p 2.1, . a meRlCHl-IF.l.D-Riclifield Vaca- land^ France, Germany, I'-ns- — — vMock irom next Wedne.sday'. (.jjti,),cation Bible school iciichcrsichcrs |j Scotland, Ireland, Nelli- nvcek have been named by Mrs. C. M. er eriaiias ^aiiff^TVUstrla— Nearly — left before current threc-ycar:c-ycar Pridmore,Pridn supervisor. The Bible e\ every major art gallery and agreements run out on Sept.pt. 6 if schoolschoo will begin Monday for3r one m museum in western Europee was an offer were delayed to0 Aug. week of afternoon sessionsIS be- vi visited, acco rd in g lo D r. DwainDwain ■ . ■ ■ 31. twtween eer 2 and 4:30 p.m. atIt the Ti Tippetts, professor of theaterteaier j ||j | Douglas Fraser, UAW Chiys- ComrCommunity Methodist Church, ai ^ D in - i i t i A l ^ rch. arts, USU, .tgur director. Ier department director, said Kindergarten teachers will(ill bbe e The U S ii _ European tour 1 MAYTAG BUYB THE PAIR * . 1I 7 ® ? __ PF O R ONLY..,. ^ ___ The name that m eanst a n s _ —fc———■ I - — Sorvico*.—foriho™ —' - — SERVlNG-MAGliMAGIG VAlLEY-SINGE-lINGE-1^3S^------,' , fam ily with lots of , Pl0(Ploaso drop In or wrlto0 for fufull, dotailed Information ' living to do. Tonight Thru A uguil 200 °and ' ' ‘- brocliuros. Noiobllgatlon.Ig a tio n , I 0:00 P.M. N iB hlly < r -WILSOW A T E S ^ - | ON.BA] TWIN FAUS HIGH V irp^ifavelr SCHOOI STADIUM ' ' “ E ffiiw rT eii EROME TWIN FALLS 1 • ■ ' ' rerms JERo^ 3230 3 0 Shaihont Sl. E. Ph. Ph, 733-166873 Tw in F alli

rt . . ' if I* ...... , rfoughnuts Fof ' • • '. • •../ D For Money— ^ i,'^h.'f,’V,'.---.J •. • ••-s ‘. / . •. . . , - ' HungiyFrienaH 'lendsAid CSI . IPI ■ ' B y RUTH KOONCECOONCE tM IL L E R • ^ , Times-News«s Staff W\ rite r . ______TWIN FALS,'ALS, IDAHO,IDAl SUNDAY, AUGUSTIGUST 13, 1967 ______' . / 1 . ^ iHjll^k,'*. TheT College of Southernlern JdalIdaho has, for several ; -f . .' H yeayears, been one of the th things'p in g s'p eo p le in the M ag ic mi'ci ..Valley area have been most ppre ro u d of. va.gS'I n |f|'''|y^ i ^ ^ •* ' This .pride has resulted:d in,an alm ost fierce loyal- ^HH^HPSP ty to its projects aimeded at theth education of the area’sare yoUng people. HKBI h ^ I O I CSI C scholastic leaders,i, membersmembc of the Phi Theta ti ;ki;| KappaKai scholastic honoraiyrai-y leleci c e n tly becam e poig- i nantly aware of this loyaltyoyalty v.when they aunched t ^ 9 H P theirtK e lirst money raisingig projectprojec — an Italian pas- tryc :y booth and sidewalk cafe at the Lynwood Shop- i"V;,| ping Center. The C lu b members1-iembers had hoped lo raise -1 $100$101 for a general scholarshiplarship totc CSI. : g . J e A lth o u g h th e fu n d s raisedlised fell a little short of the ___ goal,g °3 it_was .'‘iLoJ_fromJacJu)flacjyjf j s upport," according Pi'^f- to Phi Theta- Kappa members.embers. ' ip3 Cakes,c pies, cookies, doughnuts, doughnu etc., came from everywhere.eve Many people,lople ..simply sin brought their | ^ | .' •. .■ .goods,p n r placed them atthnhe.booth bonth wilh a " . . . heard ij^ 'i M f i-:-y S I you were trying to raisese moneymone; for a scholarshjp__ J E i j ....and'anc tho'iight you might need sorr s o m e help ]” and w alk- ■ | 3 H ^ ' ‘ ' ~ ^ t 1 e d off. W ^ m f T u J T . , V N i • ; / ' ^ B ! w | I...... M any of. the. donatingg groupsgroups, according--to PhL'_ 9 ' I Theta' Kappa president Joan Ed\Edwards, had not even B ’ . I heeheen asked to contributete towtowan ard the project. , K U 3 ^A nm nn brp.nrl and ^jias-dupips, fliiri ri n g - i lie-flrst-d a y of . r-’ - i "' T/l^aW M ISiI the event induced. Phi llieta KappaI members to ■ a.; PV' I conduct a midnight bakingting session.sess a- p : ’ ' f M S m l B I II H H o m e m a d e b re a d proved3ved to to b h e the favorite w ith fe V". B ' 4 - I the. many people who stoppeditopped aa t the booth. T ab les m k - S O f W jH I wet were set up, Italian sidewalkewalk cafeca style, so patrons Im I could eat their goodiess there, there, or they could buy I# w ^e IHII t whole items of homebakedaked goodsgoc and take them i i $ 'w Hk K m M m K m B ^ li ic ynSS P’ffiTMWaWI hor h o m e . lim ,. •!^iil')'.' irM iiKaHIHIHB ■ U t'.- ' I The scholarship is thehe firstfirst to I be giv?n by the . ... I club. Miss Edwards saidid thatthat nom stipulations about I qua qualifying for the scholarshiplarship hadh yet been set by -M;' ; ■. I the th e h o n o ra ry ’s 37 m]ers. em bers. . I Entertaining during thetlic eeven v e n t w ere^M iss Tw in R A I Falls, Velma Guyer; her;r sister, Joyce Guyer; Rob- H H S'ert Thompson, Clyde Smithnith and Nancy Brackett. H H ~ Officers of the honorary,ry, which is dedicated to the- -H B N promotionP ° of scholarshipip and sse e rv ic e to the school « . ■ , n1 nnrl rl .rnmmiinily ,Trp Mi.ss.s.s,E(lwards..prn.siflnnl;,,' F.fhm -- B W 1 ryrW eeks, vice president;it; Kathy M eeks, se cre ta ry ; ' \ ->anJanice Jones, treasurer;r; Bruce Wojcik,-historian, ,yONE O F MANY fo o d Itemsns contributedcoatrlbutc to the Phi Theta Kappanppa Italian sidewalk ca(e rccenl^ \ . ■:.—-u:,i-j.,\* and ly was this cake displayed by Joan Edv Edwards, President of the0 College oto tSouthern ! Idaho schol- ^ and Denise Keat, artist. a.stic honorary. C orel Dalos,os, left, antand Kathy M eeks, sccrctaryclary o( theIho group, look on with ^ ■ ■ ...... ' '''^- TThe club was chartereded inIn the fall of 1966 during approval. ^PP" M ISS TWIN FALLS, V elmna a Guyer, aand Clyde Sm ith providedivlded enle n te rta in m e n t d u r in g the •. CSI's second year. -■ well attended Phi Theta Kappapa Italian sidewalksId cafe recently alat the LxnwqodL ^ Shopping Center. c D o n a ti^ ^ goods fo r thele booth w ere the American •A »T CT>TIMMKflaBMM«aMM Both a re students a t the Collegeliege of SouttSouthern Idaho...... AssA.ssnrifUifin. nf..,I Inivprsity.Kom>,, cj n .„ T„.,;„-. g jp i ♦• ' Moi odern Misses, M erry Marrieds and Neighborhood 1 ^ CClu: lu b , a ll H o m e m a k e rs Clubs; aran d 4-H clubs includ- I Ihg HaHappy Go Lucky; Town and 7 m I Counlr; Country Ljiijs and Lassies; Rim i/TSi p RocketRockettes;-Coun 1 ry Cousins; j* ■',•<• ' , r.V , I Slx-teni Six-tenths; Starlightcrs; Handy M I Helper: Helpers; Happy Shamrocks; R ' I Classy Lassies; Stilch-n-Chal- |_len,-ClQver.. Coolde-Culterii-and— Iw - |- the T ip T op Club. '' I. Mrs. Fran Tanner and Mrs. I,,. Ma;shi^^a;shalI LeBaron are . faculty I advisoi advisors for Phi Theta Kappa. I , Mi.ss; E d w a rd s said it is hoped I that IhiIhe group can raise enough I , I money c.nch year (o give an "n,ii [^annual—schol.nr.ship.------»:— l j 2 »

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A ____ iA-2 Twin Fails Times-Nev/ie v / i _ ^ ^ ___ _ 'l.l 'J l 1 r . .yax. S unday, Aug. 13, ,1,967 'SociaLEvents" Irf ' ' " ___ 5 . . I D tah M iss W eds , ’ • " '■ V , HANSEN—M H rs,^abje Armentment 53 • " , — will D eclo M qn In — will • entertain''"(he memberss of |I ■ ' J .the_&icnd.ship_G!uLaLJ_Pjmi.the. p.,."!! |. | . . ______/fl i M C T H l ' Thursday Thu at the home of her | I Tem ple Rites I daughter, dau Mrs. William Kahn,lahn, §3 ■ ' Bj p u r y o a . / ; - 4 - ! 524 Sunrise Blvd. N ., Twin F alls. | D E C L O - J u lie Halladay,d a y , ! /> ' w m , ' / j g W l . ■ ' 524 I R - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. ^ ¥ V • I Meeks Halladay, Spanish Fork,'orki pi4L . vIPV Fifth District Veterans of I| IM \N A R OlAAANTIC A A A N World War picnic will be held 3 Utah, and Clarence H. Phillips,» P ? . y ^ r ^ held I MMJim son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence;n c e f{ ■ ata t 1 p.m. Sunday at the Marydary 3 1 Phillips, Declo, were united1 in Jvvv -"iJ \ Gooding Park In ,Shoshone. Hai- i| d B p U L / I M rites solemnized July 1, at the t IH V ' ' / ley Barracks and Auxiliary No. |§ . ' • M O O DD . . . . ' ■ Manti LDS Temple, M a n t i , •> >! ■ ' ■ : 1284 will host the event. The din- § , /\ \ U tah. — „ , ______„ ■ / ______nern er Is potluck and thpse attend-end-I | / I % The double-ring teremony w as , ing are asked to bring a covercd | irformed bv President B e n t f■ 1 / " / : I1 dish and their own table service.vice.7“ 8 |I______' 7I I# eterson. - ■ i||T| » I PThe newlyweds were accom- W '| Golden Age Club will haveve a |I panled to the temple by t the h e [Q | J k- , , •jTlJjf *, ! dandance and card parly at 7:30 S . , p.m. Friday ’at the DAV Hall. S ■ » \ ^WITH trldegroom’s parents and Mr, Ji*'Tr P '^ Hall. S • *?. .-.l. l; and M rs. Jerry Bowcut, Burley.'le y . , I LoraLor; Doss of the Soroptomlstmist 3 The couple was.honored at a j Club will install new officers.s. A I 4 reception on July 1. at the Dec-D ec- f , ' 'J I ^ I J sacks a d lunch will be served. § ward cultural Hall. |J.l' n i ¥ ¥ ¥ I An empire waist accented th the e * t,*r M Hobby Crafters Club will meetneet §I ^ ^ W'\' white satin bridal gown, t that h a t . d * i H a at t I1 p.m. Wednesday at Harryarry | !.% , B Barry. Park recreation building, i • featured bell shaped sleeves anda n d iK H iing. 5 l i t ______floor-lencth skirt edged in-lace.a c e , g S w w i U Bring B rir a hobby of vour choice, _ g a __ Airlift of rgfinod \ \ 'J he b a c k P l m e gown, w a s {■B-fc. >!■ * * I boquty. . .wftly I \ complemented by a 'lace "trim- ^ .;,y m ' ' Shamrock Sh Club will meett at at § 3 gathored and \ ! - med train that was attached to f ’ ^ ■ 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at the |5 eomplomenlcd by hand- V \ the w a istlin e . ’ ' ’ iI l home bom of Mrs. Jgmes Messer-5ser-5 5 cut lace oppliquei l\ \ ■ '■!- 'I..A ...c lu stgr - o f - c r c h l d s - ^ y g h l ■ sm smith. il _ . ■■ I t •thfe bridal veil flf illusion. She , § in Solilcne-* »hlff by / \ \ ' ’ carried a cascading "arrange- tana 91 tana, and Merle Maxwell and“"M | Koy..« \\ ___ roenUet—iVJiite tarnaljons aand nd . ' • JDr. W iliiagi.T aylor,.B oise.__ . 5 ...... pink roses, tied with white satin , i ; Candlelighters were Carolyn^yn | - \ streamers. ‘ ‘f DavisD av and Susan Davis, | —Ar , W'O® David Haskelt, brother of ththe e tfeS! Mrs. Herbert Fisher, cousinusln 3I ■ ^ bridegroom, served as best ' |S h w sf nf of the ll bride, played violin music | man. HBHBSB oBK m HL t ; bcfnbefore and during the ceremony.Z y . i | XL $r.00 V Mrs. David Haskell was in Mrs. Helen Allen was organist,nist, 3 '' ' vf.- ... „ MR. AND MRS. W. C. (S a W. C. (SKIP) PIERCE “ A reception was held afler■the the 35 ^ _■ ■ charge of the guest book and (Kelker photi gifts w ere arranged by Ida Phil- k e r photo) - cereceremony at the Blue Lakesakes 5 , lips, sister of the bridegroom,lo m , CountryCoui Club, Tables were dec- 5 and Ilene Phillips. Gift bearers A Alp. orated with white satin and 3 were Danny Lee Phillips, broth-^fti;!AAiss-Whittlesey / V.\lo< ey I:Is W ed To trimmed wilh white nylon floun-oun- 3' cr of the bridegroom, Timmyim y '/ cc.s.ces. Baskets of yellow roses,)ses, 35 ■ Preston and“Don Bowcut. ■ D i/si' I ...... ddaisies ais and smilax also werevere 3 Guests were^-served at quar-u a r - Piercer Ic i In Churchrch Ceremony used in lhe decorations.. | tet ta b le s c o v ered with w hite a n d The guest book was attendedided 3 centered with pink candles; in Spm'oBernice Brooks (Bee) Whittle-tie- the sleeves.s The .skirt,ibordcrcd:rcd by Kay Davis and Julie Hove | A / crystal holders, encircled withyith daidaughter of Mrs. Horaceace withwilh matching Venise lace, was was in charge of the gifts. | j j ExqullitExqulii(#ly embroiderad 1 pink net and miniature p i n kk Belden 1Whittlesey and the laleate made In tunic style with a cha- PresidingPr over refreshments I5 bankamericarh roses. Mr. WhilWhittlesey, Twin Falls, wasras pel train ti flowing from the wai.st.li.st, werewen Mrs. B. F. Miller, Whit-vnlt* 3 I / iolinlolin bubutlerfliei float '! I, Traditional wedding bells and married to Wellington Conrad■ad OOrgai rganza p e ta ls with lace and tier, Calif.; Lynn Whlllock. Los |I V- ocroijJlacro ii ihli Eitron® a n d 1 / A ^ — bride, and ■bridegtoom-topped.tlief h a (Skip)(yiR )-£ P ie rc e , .son of Mrs. J . K. ppearl earl trim in matching cahriln-iflln- AAngi ngeles. Calif., a n d M rs. P hilip g nylon flifleece roba [n i ; • three-tiered white wedding cakeake RIggle, IKennewick, Wash., andmd light held her float length bul- W.W, Ferer, CumTerland, Md. | oppliquioppliquoi of harmonioui S « that was baked and deocratedited tho late W. C. Pierce, In ritestes terfiyterfly face v eil of Enclish silk ,silk AfterAf a trip to Sun Valley and ^ I ______—^---- cnUtftrnlorj, ^ Solin (n rni )ha------L.- v-,,! H n -Julv-aP-at-tlio Twin Falls 'First illusk _ hy M rs.-A U.'iMn-Wllimir-llf-PHrlii; W fcM d frt tHmmmr-sne Wore a ncarl nndancl rani C anafla me couple Will nntttte f — ------— ■ ------flently-flalhored------— - flently^i »rT?jv..i'.-.n; Assistifig with the servingling PresbyterianPresbyte Church. diamidiamond pendant, a gift fromrom in 1Boise until January .when/hen 5 neckllna were M rs. LaMar Hurst and Ve- The doubledo ring ceremony wasras the bridegroom. h they will leave for Buftalo, N.Y.,I.Y ., §S — necltllne and fojhlonable neta Phillips, sisters . of the Mrformeperformed by Rev. Earl C. The bride carried a hnuquctjuet wherewhei the bridegroom will com-;om* i3 puffed raglan ileeva bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. AI- Johnson before an alter bankedted of plphaleonopsis orchids mixedixed pietepioK his Ph.D. in bio-chemistry,ury. i s B ... conceoled upper got Peterson—Tamara—Cooperper with ba;baskets -of. 4ight yellowow with sprays of cdcntolossum or. ThThe bride was honored atIt a ^3 . ' S cloteic lo te i thli com fortable and Edith Peterson, gladioli eand while majestic dais-lls- chids and a touch of baby'sby's linenliner shower by Mrs. Ernestnest |3 V ando n d pretlypr«| ityle J '■ ies underundei a daTsy-trimmed can-an- breath.'breat Rag: Ragland and Evelyn Carey.rey. a3 ^ ■ Sizeii P-S M L / ------“VV ------• die arch. The yellow and whiteilte MrsMrs. John Hadley Homingway, Mrs...... I ______SO C K O SOCKS lay, M rs., George Davis and family^'■y i| 1 Fm K ^ J f . ___ Hipmp'ivng rnrripfl mil In hnii-[Ulr.slslgr.nf-thp il^lpr hririe, w.n.mnlrnn:mn.■hnttJiH-.i-misr.nllanrniis. hngti shnwrriwnr g ff__ _ I ______»»T3.00______/ ]3.00 , to quets throughout the church and of hi The new gear ftom knee to quets thr .nd of honor. Bride.smaids w e•re re and a personal shower was giv-8 'v- ^ l^^^^vTnHcruN!rnHcrfcwTWy toe Is high socks and low shoes,>es. aisle candlescar set in variegated:ed Mrs. Larry Kaseberg, Wasco,SCO, en byh Mrs. Helen Jane Hoops)ops §3 v HHHHH Knee socks are so much fim ivy with white bows. Ore., sorority sister of the bride,ide, and Mrs. James Sinclair. | arid the greatest cOrtp'anions to The bride,hr given In marriagege and Margot Hemingway -andand TheTh bride and bridegroom | the new mlni-shoes. Tho modeode by her brother-in-law,bt John Had-id- Muffet Muffe Hemingway, nieces of were honored at dinner parlies 8 Is to w e a r h o t (colors) s ocks c k s ley Hemingway,Hemi wore a Bridalial the bride.bi hostihosted-byuMrs. ^Hart-let Wilson,= s DEPARTMEfMENT STORE and pale shoes, textured sockscks Original gom in candlelight of MarielMai Hemingway, niece of Mr^. Irma Haney and Mr. and § , wllh shiny shoes, white sockscks Gazar. the b bride, was flower girl. Mrs. Miles Browning.-f "" 3 • LYN\fl-YNWOOD with bowed shoes. Even sockscks The^O'The^own was fashioned in an StanleyStar H. Pierce, brother of MrMr. and Mrs. Harold Hoveove |3 over tights if vou can believeeve empire !silhouette with VenlseIse the_bth e b rid eg ro o m , wa.s be.st m an,an. and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Higgle 3 _ _ y _ ' LSje I ______vr.*'v.x.f____4 that. ■______,■ lace motifs motl and shell edging on DUsher sK M r“w e t^ ““5xIc~H ove,nW on^Ion- h o sted the re h e arsa l dinner. tiigii»nfwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiii'i'rrrTi»ii.irnmmmnnii:u'mngn

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^ ^ BBe e HH onored O n G i v e n T o H o n o r ■ .... ^ . . 887th 7 t h Birthday ; |p M i s s W i l l i a m s DECLO - Mrs, Liliie Stokes CASTLEFORD - V ic k i Wil- -Smith—w iii-be-honored-at-an ■■ -IW - ■liamspdaughter-of-Mrranji-MrSr-iiamspd - - O pen H ouse on her‘87th b irthday j B l . y f Floyd Williams was honored 0 a aiinivers iin iv e rsa ry , August 20. from 2 j with a bridal shower held Aug. to 5 p.rii.m. at the home of her 'HB m 3, at the Methodist Qhurch with ddaughtei a u g h te r, M rs. Jasper K idd, 820 H i S !t\ Mrs. Frank Bishop, M rs. Robert Ww e est-2l! st -21st St., ^Burley. If will be Thornsborrow, Mrs. Gene Ruth­ hosted by her daughters, Mrs. |w B ^ erford and -Beulah Rutherford By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN heard of her, hi wouldn't you? It Robert Fti^ua 1 and Mrs. Kidd. as hostesses. ■ DEAR ABBY: Recently a was signed with lots of love Mrs.' .; Smith was'born Augiist The gift table was cove'red "lhank you" letter came in thele and a wholewhc string of "X’s." 20, 1880, a t P arry, U tah, and with an e'cru lace tablecloth cen­ f ' W M mail for my husband of 39!9 And then hher name. tered with a bride doll, aqua ii ^ Should I ring- up Jhe girl’s moved . J to the Elba area when SV':'h y ears, P erhaps I shouldn’t h a w . Sliould I she was-three years old, where candles' in crystal«:andleholders opened it, as it was addressedid mother and ask her if she.knows ’I’® ^ and whwhite gladioli. __ tn him nlnnp hnt I’m c:ri n<;pH thnt lipr d ai she lived until her marriage on jhBtM ______‘A v r : ____ ui ihaLheiLdaughter:has_a_Mieai^ •June-26r^903r-to-eharles-Henry- -E W I; —Music—was-presented—by-the - ^------U old admirer by the name of 7 ’ to opening all-the mail that old admire Smith in the Salt lake City LDS Galon Singers, Dena Herzlnger, - comes to the house. 1 never;r "Snookie-Poo?" "Snookie-Pi Jan Quigley, Diana Senften,: SNOOKIE-POO'S WIFE Temple. Eflfe'S gave il a second thought. ' SNOC She w;was educated in the Elba Vicky Bybee, Lisa Kinyon and It was from a high school girl nrAB Vl school and the Oakley Academy. *' , SlieilaSheila IPuschel. A reading was DEAR WIFE: Don't ring up given by Mrs. Clyde Cox, Buhl. graduate, thanking "Dear Snoo- anybody. Confront “Snookle- *"In 1905 the Smiths homestead- ,. MRMR?. LILLIE SMITH kic-Poo" for the portable TV , ed on the Burley project in the ^ Two duet numbers were given _ Poo" with the evidence and ask ^ ,L'' ______by Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cox ac- ______■ him lo exiexplain his generosity -Stars- Ferrprrear-Thisy-residcd- t-f ------companled by Joyce,Cox. Nancy M i l Now I would say that's a and also hishi Interest In a high on 'j" ^heii-their original ranch until the P^r>Y> ( Tjk F o r m e r Albion andMand Debbie Robbins sang sev­ rather expensive gift for a high;h school girl,girl. If he doesn’t m ake d “ ®“‘heath ofot M r. Smith in 1944, w hen ‘ ' eral numbers, accompanying M. . .. Mrs. Smith move(l to Burley. n C+. , J1, i i ^ school girl to get from a mann sense to ycyou, look Into fhe sit- ^rs. ir Students M eet themselves on their guitars. whose wife has never evenin uationnation withwill a doctor on one She presently lives al the Burley >->1 y'U t . *•"'_____ The hhonoree was assisted in ______4 . V J ■Hurling -Home:------P : 1 I f side and a lawyer on the other, A f B u K I S o c i a l ' opening ™ her gifts by Beulah — -i k m d t i f f n , — ■ He mmay ay nneed the counsel of ^Mrs. rs. Smiths is a membetof tbe Rutherford, ' Senny Poppewell H both. LDS ChtC h u rc h and for m any years and Jacqup Van Castern. M i s s K e n t W e d s serv ed a.sa president of th e S tars BUHL-More BUHL- than 20 former ¥ ¥ * •.Student.^ a t Albion Normal , DEAR ABBY:, My problem Ferry Relief R Society. - students -B eR net-t-A t’------r He r L h ilJic n d ie Miltuii Siiiitii, ■Sctifinl mpt; rnrently-flt:thc home, t < i- a- ' concerns grandparents, it is a of Mrs. Tom Tverdy. A/\IAM I A G i r l s H a v e fact that a mother and her Gridley, Calif.; Allred Smith, A c e q u i a C h a p e l . daujhter i a u U e f a are , much closer thnn Sherman Shermar Oaks, Calif.; Mrs. Rob- Those Th°se a tte n d in g th e dc.wert' Cr\r>r\ C an^ipjng. O u t i n g a mother aand her son, but why ert (Larena)(Lan Fuqua, Declo; Mrs. luncheon included Mrs. Marion ^C tlT l SPRINGDALE — Louise Kent, should the grandchildreni suffer? Li'heLillie Stewart,Si Portula, Calif.; Ward 'Hamby, Salem. Ore., -r daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira j^^jt it a Mrs. Jasper (Zella) Kidd, Bur- and Frances Scully, Menlo Park. To 1 0 LClear.Creek 'f Must it alw ays be the daugh- M rs. J a Calif. Kent, Acequia, and Jarrell N. (gp-gter’s chujrchildren who receive the Jey, antand Mrs. Mark (Myrtle) Bennett, son of Mr. a;id Mrs. big surprises, surpris( and the pleasure Anderson, Andersoi Preston. , Magic V alley residents attend- MALTA — Snme thirty girls Norman Bennett, Springdale, o( jp^n^lngspending the night and going She hashi 2G grandchildren and ing j!)E includedineh Mrs. Doris Strad- -S'of MIA , age from Ihe Raft River mm were married July 14 at the out . to dine with th eir grand- 43 “I3 great-grandchildren,g re a t dne si.s- ley. Mrs.Mi's H elen W aite GrTmtn; Stake elehjoyed a threepn Mr; _____PRID-GF-IV .PUYEP ______Verdene Fairchild, Norene Kent^ DEARd e a r IMOTHER: Perhaps ■of-Mrsr-Wtotuy-WardrAtmor— Mrs. Ruel Barker, Elba, pres- Mildred Ward Houk. Boise. CASTICASTLEFORD - The Thurs­ and DeAnn Stevenson attended° jj,jit’s ,|^glime you had a few words , Mrs. Kramer and Mrs. Ring- day eveningeve bridge club party a Ihe bride. withwllh your husband about il. ident of the Rockcttes Club, wel- . 1 J; comed the guests. Decorated ert were co-hostesses was hekheld at Helen Conrad’s with Suzanne Green wa.i tralnbcar-r- Don'tDon’t whinewhine, complain or blame i./?™ „ V V four tablestab in play. High prize Tr, and Deanna and Jareldette him'for th< tables were set up on the lawn went tn Bob Becker, second high e him'for the'slights committed for the d in n er. Mrs. Ronald FOR FA! m Bennett, daughters of the bride-•- by bis|,|s parenparei ts. But do point oiit f o r FAST SELLING RESULTS Zto Z Mrs. n Tony Potucek and low K groom, were ringbearers. the unfalmi Fowles. Milner, acted as assis- TRyjIMES-NEW.S TRY Tl^ WANT ADS to Art Reese.I the unfairness ot It, and ask tant hostess. -v------Edward Fairchild served as him to spt ------i...... s him to speak lo his paren ts Gc ,a am m es ^ t f s r t Cll"(lllClCd, b v ,------: ■■ ;■ V .. . * -best inan-and-nshenrwenHten-I- nboutitrThi^bontitrThere ara iiiaiiy Brand- jviFiEifj Mrs. Earl Taylor, Amo. after: . = ^ r - r - , aid Bennett, Steven Bennett andd parents whwho lean over back- ||,ethe djnngdinner. Prizes were won by Jon Rigby. wards to tr tre a t all th e ir grand- MrcMrs. John Tnhi Darrington, Elba, andl Erlene Stephenson was soloisi,t, children wllwith equal generosity. v«rs'M rs. .F Flo lo re n c e Lloyd, AlmO. accompanied by Mark WilcoxX Too bad ycyou didn't draw that ¥ Jf I who also played wedding music, kind. A reception in the church cu l­i: AM A o o f ff i e t t F a m i l y tural hall followed the cere- . DEAR ABBY: My wife works " " m ony. ' ju.stjust to have something to do. I. Members Meet ] IC O i L E G E M The-bride’s grandmother. Mrs.. get home j from my job about ' ^N D CAREER -Rtibertr-Ci-L-Sidsay^gislered^tar^eJ an hniir hpfnrg shf> dops, so I VIEW ,. — Several members nf the Uavia S. ivIBffett-famlly m en - “ ' guests. Rozlna Elmer and Trudy„ do the™ marketing and get the Ihe UavK ; dinner started. recently at the Moffett home! Bennett were In charge of the S , here. 1 Wo e a t together, b u t she Is Ssiiiisiili gifts carried by Mark Fairchild, Those attending Included Mr.! Free wheeling; attenattention-getters with Norman Bennett and'Shannaa always In J such a rush to get ° through and clear the table. I a n d M rs. M ax W. Moffett and a personality all theit^the own ; . . just children. Salt Lake City; Mr. . am constantly getting up to re- • - waiting to be worn by you- for that ^The^wedding^caHe,^^ TTT with shifters containing orangeg isJ* so“ she f can stretch out and washday. Label measuring cups Left; "see -throughirough knit" imported j I 'f i'.'.,. .*r-- , r carnations, were covered withI, spend the f evening on the living >q.for .."soap,"5^: "bleach," "soft- crochet of 100%Yo acrjacrylic yarn, trirrimed . room couch...... ener->i-ol pi-?::"'''' ' -white-net-over lace: ■ room couch e n e r i'^ o r " sta rc h " and u.se the j with satin, junior sizes, 28.95 j/, Shirley Richards Was masterr Will V™you break a rule and proper Z per amount.a _ of-coremanies. Miisir. fnr danc-.. ^give me clearance to belt her? ------' M IL " '-' ' MAKHIHU M'YLAKS |* * * ------r R i g lit; H ot~'pink'and k ~a n d green-and-black ------m ing was by the "Imperials." ™AI I "'------Guests attended"from Califor- _ horizontal stripeDe shirshirt shift in 100% "\~A \ t \ i H j DEAR MARRIED: First teii VACUUM CLEANER nia, Utah, Oregon, Colorado ond DEAR M, VACI bonded orlon,1 , junicjunior sizes, 24.95 /jjU her you'd llko. the pleasure of Idaho.- h" ‘ • 1 Hostesses for pre-nuptlal par-•- her companycompai for a leispreiy REPAIRS \|2S.9b_. _ ------ties were Verdene Fairchild, De-I- dinner. If she sllli insists on t PARTS • SUPPLIES ImXrn^ S " A nn S tevenson.and N o r e n tK e n t jjlvinR glvlnR jo you t the rush act, ask ------^ALL-IUIAKES— 1 - - n fllH Speedy to pleaso leave ev- . n n T he ^couple^ is^ i's°tM‘ipkjyi!!l ei> lliln ^ u n HnOVER • KIRBY___ 1 ______j CTythIng un the table, and thd pFILTEX || • SALES at M^ni-Cassia Equipment, Hey-'- coffeepot intact,in but don’t belt bum. her, She^s.aShe^.apt lo- belt you back^ VACI V ¥ VACUUM CtEANERS- ; Troubled? Write to Abby, Box OF IDAHO 69700, Los A ngeles, C al. 90069. C oi orner Blue Lal

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_ ___ Colton______------G roat-ls-tho-W (ord-for—thjrd-for—t h e ------^ I and DIends • | 1 S | - handbagsh this season.on. TakeT ak e your . V/X H H H H H H H i BH 3636 toto 45 Inch widths pick from Just onono of thesothe I by tho PI5C0 swingors:s Tho 3-pouchluch hl-fahl-fashlon iM Tonight Thrv August 20 H - color patent, 10,00;00; brUsfbrU shod |> W ■ _ . ^ JiOO_P,M,:Nlghlly______■ ____ - — ^BUodo-cnntoon-bagi—lSiC30g,-18,00;— — fe? ------—— vj/ood bond sh o u ld oor r bbog, o g , (6.00. TWIN FALLS HIGH I Carry fashion wllh you, wllh y o u . \ y I SCHOOV STADIUM * CIIARGi: OR IAYAWAYYAWAY AlAT TMi: PARIS, DOWNrOWN IWINWIN TAUS , I . ' ----- — ...... _^ ^- ...... _ --.. 1^ 1

- V ■ » BLUSH PEOPLE ■ vessels arc pearer'.to the skintin it all ooff* f^ w lth p la in w ater. T h o N l Sunday, Aug. 13, 1967 , A-4 Tw in Falls Times-News Sunday - M i s s Staley To - M ay A nd M organn ''M Mostosi naturally fair - hairSdr6d surface, s u rfa c e . You can’t rinse o f t a rinse ooff ff cold creani is tor b o th people have fair, thin skin. So bblush lu s h ofc em barrassntent. b u t oily a n d dc ry skin. re- if V * M a r r y R e i l l y . Fa m i l i e s H o l d Sthei y sudden, rush ol blood thathat you cancar rid a fair skin of pore- produces a blush is more no- clocloggin( g g in g grime a n d m ake - up FOR F A S T S E L L IN G R E S U L T S :es TRY TIM E S-N E W S W ANT A D S i n S e p t e m b e r R upert Reurilon . ticejibletS in blondes, whose blood3 0 d w ith a face cream that tak es TRY T IM RUPERT - More t h an 60 I—— — -merabe^s-o^the May and-Mor- WM -_ -Clifton-Clifford Staley, K im b e rly , an- gan families met Sunday at nounce the engagement and : Neptune ParkOfor a family re- forthcoming' m arriage' of their . ' ^ i union, under chairmanship o f — slaughter, Marjorie, to Thomas L.1- Mrs._R. E . Laycook, Heyburn,rn» H ___ ''' ' W , R eilly, .son ol M r. and Mrs, [ ■ and Mrs. Clara Seamen, Rupert. Margaret Reilly. Pocatello. J VI I A potluck lunch was held and Miss Staley is a graduate of gjjl I a ‘program of old time music' i c l SPECIALM SEISELIING OF WOMEN/OMEN’S Idaho State University and Is BH was furnished by Harold Hay-ly- ■ III ■■■ presentlypresCn Working toward her |jpl , den, Larry Wolf, Raymond May'ay ■ ■■ 'ijj' J/"- ’ " masteimasters degree at the Univer- and Wayne Morgan. : sity of Denvtfr school ot librari- Family members attended : a n sh lp .” from Mountain Home, Ark., Oak ;—----- M rcRetllrt'tts-Elstrgradnattd—r : r— r American Falls, Jerome, Bur-i U a mP n I E 4 Hl 0 O I I S I ! ^ ' 1/ ' ' ' 'fromj from IIdaho State University and t", I ley. Twin Falls, Heyburn, Paul.ul. H I : is planplanning to attend the Univer- . ^ I Pocatello, Salt Lake City, Sac-><=' H sity o f D enver la w school this i ramento, Calif., Riverside, Calif.Iif. I n S iz e s 4B and .; fall. “ Woodland, Calif. B Heels, Lo-heels, flats I A S eptem ber I w edding In in IM ARJORIE STALEY ll. ^ It B '. and casuals k D en v er is planned. ------B all new Fall '67 J ------¥-----¥ ------* ------' ' —I - - f — ^ ------AA r rea e Residents—— B ------Styles-and-Colors ------J- . Mrs. Elliott /\tt F a m i l y M e m b e r s A ttend W edding I Reg. 8.95 - 14.95 f c Is H onored /Vt, SHOSHONE - Attending the 4 ^ ’ ----- ^------MR. AND MHS. Sl'tV EN Sl M eet A t Vicvv' Christy Jewel Crockett at the (Bill JUng 'J J r . php h9 to) to )------yj^ ., .m-Baby Show er ' . .• - - V IE W - M em b e rs of the fam- Kimberly Christian Church Sat-i l N O W ! P, urday evening were Mr. andn d I d ing c ak e \yas decorated w ithtb i’^ ily of the late John and Clara™ HAGERMANu .f - Mrs. Mike El- M iss B ates W ed . . L arso n Ottley m e t re c en tly for , Mrs. Charles Pendleton and son, orange a n d yellow Howers, green IPI. Holt, Gooding, was feted at _ £ a nnrlr n r i T im Hill. MgirilvnH M an-in - M ______teave*-and-wWte-doveSr6nd-lop-L a? two-d'Sy reunion at-the-Bosu-u ----- J q S t o n c i I B y I n ------' 1eave*-ftnt {j ter canyon area. baby shower given by her sis-iis- ning, Mr. and Mrs. David Thom- ped with a miniature bride and . ‘ Amont those attending wereere ter-in-law,ter-in- Mrs. Dick Elliott, at “s,as, Mr.^ and Mrs. Sanford Con- bridegroom. nj . . neli, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hat- Wf m-DEPARTMENT Lutheran Rites ^reen leaves and yellow Mr. and Mrs. Edward Larson“ 5 the EiliottE home, Hagerman. • "^11, [ nnd family, Hagerman; Mr. andand mmakcr_and ake Mr. and Mrs. Harrell The fmmanuel -iuihefSnf " daisies(jaisies sisurrounded" the base of jjy^ Games were difected by M rs. a . Tl " STORE . Mrs. Ross Larson and family, Gan rs. A. Tho'rne, all Shoshono-, ■ ■ M BANKAMBlfi!ARd,| 1 r ; Church was lhe setting for thelhe ii,ethe cake which\ was flanked withJ, gQjjg.Boise; Mr. and M rs. Stephenhen WWilbu ilbur Elliott and M rs. G e ra3ld ld ClaiClair is the son of Mr. and ...... July 1- wedding of -Karen Renje yellowyellow ca candles in crystal hold- ottley J*' Ottley and family, Rupert; Mr. Duncombe.Dunce Prlze.s went lo M rs. Mfsl,Mrs* John Sever.son, former Sho- • LYNWOOD Bales, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.rs- ers. The cake was baked and™ ^nda n d M rs. M erlin O ttle y and fam-im- H. 0 . Lipe, ^Bliss, and Mrs. rs . sjjone residents. The couple will Wayne R. Bates, and Steven'en decorated by Mrs. Uba Allen, j|y_ily, hHeyburn,, and M r, and Mr.s.Irs. AbernA bernathy, Sun Vajley, m o thier e r be mimaking their home at Black- Q j Standley, son of Mr. and Mrs.fS- Twin xwln FallFalls. OrvalO rval Searle a n d fa m ily . View,ow. of th(the honoree. foot vwhere he is employed. a i m Charles Standley, all Twin Falls,Us. vinnieVinnie and Betty Standley,y. The double ring rites were aunts of thet bridegroom," served;d - — — ------^------performed by Rev. Harold Iben'S" the cake,cake. Mrs. Suzanne Stand- before a background of lighted ley, sister-in-lawsiste of the bride-le- ^ can'delabra and baskets of groom, ppresided at the punch orange gladioli. bowl and Mrs. Mary Ellen Peaj> ...... - The bride, given in marriage‘£® son, auntauni ol tho bride, Twin-in by her father, was attired inI a Falls,palls, servedser coffee, floor length gown of white silkilk Guests attended from ^ Call-li- organza designed with a fitted fornia, NNevada, Oregon, Wash- , Jace bodice and a scallopcd ington, Utah, Ul Nebraska and Ida-' P I l A . f e neckline. Tiny Iridescent se- ho. se- ho. " h m \ M ^ ■ quins and seed pearls outlined After a trip to Sun Valley the h i m i t the neckline and short lace'<^0 couple is residing in Burleyey \JT v l i f e i i l l ® sleeves. where the groom is employed at • l i ; The removable chapel trainJl" Westernwestern Seeds,! Heyburn. ------was-fastflned-auho-walst-bjt-solf.olf. ——prenupt prB nnptia|-show E rs-w ere-host= ------m ■ ______------bultonsrThe-bride's-elbow-ienEtIt ea e a ~byby Mrs. Mf jonn riull and Join veil of bridal illusion was held nullHull and ;a personal shower was ,by a crowned tiara of lace, and given by Mrs. Victor Scott andid ! I accented with sequins and™ Mrs. JohJohn Bates, Twin Falls, r f ^ ---- pearls.------thetlie bride'bride’s grandmothers. ------— - Her bouquet was a cascading"8 "A.rehea A .rehearsal dinner was hosted arrangement of red rosebuds,• by the parentspai of the bridegroom Raedine Bates, sister of the gtat ,' the(hg Dfpot Grill .Caboose M iI-* f f bride, was maid of honor. Room . ' Room , ..-<* / ______fI.- i r . It 'I f -M -Bridesmaids _were -jQan-«uii,nt7-t~^— - , r ~ ¥ »------! _ P i T 3 I' y p , Twin F a lls, and K arol M eyers,rs, cousin of tha bride from Poca- ^ jlv e T '“'S ilver W edding . Yvonne Bates_and Christine A n n i x ■ W k ho : r r Bates, sisters of the bride, were;Je A nII!I' n i v e r s a r y junior bridesmaids. r ~ ~ m - Mike Standley, Myrtle Creek,*, NIN O oted T e C At G .F. Ore., brother pf thtj bridegroom, wis best man. Ushers were Jim55; GLENN:GLENNS FERRY - Mr. and / I-r; ‘ Price, Bufley,"aii3 Andy Stund-fd; Mrs; Melvln“Holwlch“celobrated h — — \ ley, Paramount, Calif., brotherUf their silver wedding anniversary Aug. 8. Married on that day 7 In ■ f l ol lhe bridegroom. Junior Ushers "RE. ». ■» I'?: I . i \ *ere John Bates and Tom Stand- 1942, th e y Tiavo resid ed in the ley, b ro th e rs of tho couplo. Glenns Ferry community sinceice 9 K ; .1 m ; : i » . 1948, an d have two sons, T e rry \ H ■ im Riggbearer was Shano Stand- ■O' 0 / " and Don, bolli of Glenns Ferry.y- '- I ley; nephew of the bridegroom.. ■ Helwich V l"’, is a city patrolman foro r -• ? ...... I ■' ______Harvey Miskimen, organist, Slenna-Fepry:------— played ^ v S d in g 'm u sic r-^ ' fli ¥ A reception was held following - i tho ceremony at the church fei-■ef S o h how O W er G iven l-J lowship hall. A J. . • / J j Guests were registered by A/ \ f t C astleford , 1 \ ^ i W ^ ! D l j I i E / ': Mrs. Bill King Jr., Twin Falls, p a c t i i CASTLEFORD - Gary Deana n - / J ' A Gifts were displayed by Mrs.j Reynolds, infant son of M r. and \\ ^ Mark DeLucia Jerome; Terri ™ Mrs. Dean Reynolds, was honor- ^ \ J } ^ Byrne, Twin Falls; Vickie ed with ;a baby shower Thurs-•s- Meyers and Tamara Powers,rs, day gygni;evening atihe home of Mrs. B €hris-Reeae-ivith-Mr8. VernonOIT —---- -"-H ------^------. . The bride’s table vms covered™ Fairchild, PalrchM ,' Mrs. Bill Schorzmanan HB ‘ with a nylon flounce and loppedied and MMrs.’ rs. Ja y W elch. | ^ L a W r d S ^ f e r ^ with white satin caught withith Mrs. IReynolds opened here r ■ |I -Lady er® becomes a orange bows. son's gifgifts as.ilsted by Mrs.rs. SI The three-"tlered‘ square wed-5d- Fairchild and Mrs.- Schorzman.in. -• f6

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_____:,J ____ SooSoc thoso and-othier-Bacl<-1-Bacl<-to-School OrbitahPashlor^ashlon8“IVI5aelQcl'lDy tho“Mayf'd“ stumbi3rb s r f~ aiidaiia ^ approaching marriage of ■ Blair Blaine Curtis, Burley, announce jay Clayburn, Heber, Utah, was I Is C ondueted- . married to Michael Robert Tup-Tui>- OJivia Bott and Jerry Craven Is is ■ th« engagement and forthcom- .Announced by parents of the-the-^^^ling ■ ing Imarriage of their daughter;' per. Julv 7, at the Midway Sec- The p birthday cake, baked and lun- ■''7 ^ bbride-elect, rid e Mr. and Mrs^ Ray­lay- ■ Susa: Susan, to 'F. David Toner, son ^ H ' M em bers of thfe M agic Valley . ond-Ward LDS Church. Midway, (j<^corated by M rs. G erald Dun- _ r,; com be, was In Hhe - f o r m - of - a m oneo n d Bott, ■Routt 2? Rupert. Mr.’ ■ Of of Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Toner, B Iris Society^ held their ahnuiif U tah. Mr. T u p p er ts the son o( Craven Is thf son of Mr. and ■ ' RoutRoute -2, Burley.' . ' H Rfiizome .sa'Ie during a picnic Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tupper,rmer “7 ^ F P®"' ■ recently at the Twin Falls City PP ' cake breakfast the next morn- Mm rS'F' Ronald Craven. Paul. ■ - Mils Curtis is a 1965 graduate H agerm an. The Aug. 16 wedding.Is set I P a rk . ing the guests returne’d to their n ‘ ■ 0of ' BBucley High School, and at- I H The double ring nuptials werew e e homhomes es. ‘ . ■ fo r 1 the St. N icholas C atholic tendE H M rs. C. W. V allette,- Declo, performed by Bishop Wayneayne i i . i i . i i . ■ tended Brigham Young Univef- Church.C h u n Paul, I sity, Provo, for her' frgshman R presided at the .tusiness meet- Probst before a backdrop of p, sity. r The bride-to-be was graduatedI - ' H yyear e a r and last year attended the ■ ■ • I I ‘"S- purple and orchid chrysanthe-mhel RomKOITI antic Long 9 J tro m Minico High School thi.s ■— V ^ -> j •■ UniviUniversity of Idaho, m ajoring- -r—rt - Reports were given- by-Mrs. mums. Beauty baskets of glad- . ' ^ i r ' yyear, e a r , and her fianc^;graduated - - __ In in business. b This summer she ^ Glenn Thietten, Twin Falls, re- ■ 1 nl(^and“chi7 santhemums-stood®tood 1;00K L o o k- R e t t i r - n s ^ ------—^ from-MinlcoinrlSliff and atti^= • ■ " Hhas a T ’ been working In the office ^ xording- secretaryrirnd' Mrs. F. .on either side.. ----- ; ed Utah State University In l-o- Lo- .-.' ofot UU. S. Senator Frank Churchurch m D. Diercksen, Buhl. The bride, given in marriageriage ToJ o 'L' L oungew eor ' p y ' ' i g a n 1last year,- In Washington,W D. C. She plans M rs. 'Floyd Bandy, Twin ij ' . ; TThe h( couple will reside in Ru- FallSi was appointed chairman — by her father, wore a gown of Bv g ,HELEN HENNESSY , , V ,J to cccontinue her studies this fall J p e rt. ■ .1 a of tbethe ninominating committee for Italian lace, featuring a scallop- NEW YORK (NEA) - FalllIs.L-"-- is “ -Jpert. ' a t Moscow.M ed neckline w ith rhinestone , ^ V ^ ¥ n^-,year's officers. o H 3 big season for weddings andmd ELIZABETH£ MAULDIN ^ OLIVIA BOTT T Toi o n e r Is-a 1965 g rad u atee of SUSAN CURTIS trim , long lily point sleeves and Ihe . |sea.son offers i:ood news fo r ____ ■fllrs. Al T o bcrer, Buhl, .vice M ------. BBreakfast-Set— r e — =- - - ■ ____ Burl! V — ------— ■ ~~ ■prcJndcTi -president-and -program—cnsir-— ^---- I the bride who is getting together . .. tendedtende Ihe University of Idaho□anO ------f ' "1 the skirl, ruffles fell Intn a train. IJlf. . •• mman, an , \V(was in charge of the prize '"‘‘ IV her lounge-wear trousseau. Trhe be|V M \lJ i s s M a u l d i n , B y H a n s e n C l u b H o and will be a junior this fall r Her tiered veil of bridal silk® "j romantic long gown is back. H a g e r m a n M iss majomajoring In pre-tfeterlnary med- o O drawing. Winners were Mrs. illusion fell to elbow length and HANSEN - Mrs. Don Kllborn ned- Sociol Events 'SMerle "" Clayville, Burley; Mrs. ™ Twiggy, mini and groovy styles MfV \a artin To.W ed . icine. He is an affiliate of Farm- _____ — L Je d — the—nppnlnE-.RXP.rr.I.sp.s, ' ' ^n ,I| s§- -IGiven -Party ------— N ellie NIclspn. .Iprnmp, nnrt of marquisette flowers. in the li Bible verse and .several poems,Ii-s We la d e Country W omen's Club will M rs. BiBandy. in the late quiet hours, at-home™ In| f-j September J ™t1 Wedding plans are being riiade The bridal bouquet featured;ured clothes havo never looked more at the Excelsior Social Clublub h HAGERMAN—MildredA (Micci):ci) for /Aug.-30 in the Burley Sev- meet ata 10 a.m. Wedne.sday for Mrs. (Cari Crooks, Twin Falls, . E. w as a guest. ^ a while orchid surrounded by elegant and-feminine. PAUL PA - Mr. and Mrs. Ray-ay. meetingmal- Mi.'Mi.sV Mauldin' is the dau g h ter malned overnight for a slumber ^ rocks and Country Cousins 4-11 , bridesmaids. .lunior bridesmaidslaids azzo pajpajamas and swi.sh^ culotteI tte of M ul, Mrs. L C. McFarland pre- a smooth exterior, such under- it to a recreation room. Paint of Mrs. Slella Williams; Paul, Mr few demonstrate cloth- , w ere .Susan C lay b u rn , M idway,w ay, dr^es.scsdr'cs.^es are right for an y figureure and R. 0. Mauldin, Kansas;as sentedsi^nte games for the programam garmgarments should have as few f„_ the walls and floor and keep siste r n( Ihe b rid e, and Beckyecky type. TallT: brides look glamor-or- City, Mo. She g ra d u a te d fromim withwi^h all pre.sent receiving a TheTh birthday cake was bakedked seamsseam as possible. These, like ® „ the corr corners and windows clear Tupper, Hagerman, sister off the ous in ankle-lengtha Grecian-styl-tyl- MinicoMlnic High School in lOGSr• .- prize.prize Mrs. Melvin .Switzer re- and decoratcd In the form ofif a the .swim! suit iLself, shouldI al-a l­ ^ , of cobwicobwebs. This makes a more bridegroom. Flower girls were cded skinskims that enhance theirleir Mr.Mr, Martin is a I9G4 gradu-Ju- ceived ceive the special gift. guitaguitar. ways be sudsed out after each FOR FASTF SELLING RESULTS[,TS pleasant area in which to do ______wwearing. ear ___ TRY TRY TIMES-NEWS T WANT APSiDS youryour lai laundry and Ironing. Gcnieve Probst. l.orie Nicol and staluesque statuesq appearance. ate o of Burley High School. ------1------Holly Christopherson. E 1 wvyn y n GoneCone arc the wLshy - washy’by WeiWedding plans are being made i Tupper, Twin Falls, was best pastels.pastels, Trousseau lounge-wearear for Sept.Si 2 at the Seventh Ward / ' man for his brother. now bonbomes In strong true .shadesdes l LDSDS Chapel, Burley, i'd M a g i c V a l ley e y Favorites A reception was held following«,lng likeI'ke sunnysur yellow, lush peach,ch. _ . If. ¥ * W««k'i Rocipe R.clpo WWInnor / the ceremony in the church cul- bi-ight grass( green, deep pink . J. MRS. SILASILAS DA DAYLEY P tural hall. and jurjungle vicjiet. T he colorsors Local L O C "W om en O f ____ Bout. 1, Box 133, Hanie'n ' ‘ \ \ An open house reception was solo or combine into zingyi held fnr^the newlyweds at ihe Ihe stripes, Pucci-type prints, geo- J p g ' Chocola-te C heesecake FFold o ld chocolate mixture In beat- 4 T h e M o o s e H o l d 0 liggad lia m o n d niaijI nol L ilia llia L it home nf thf bridegroom’s par- metric anda abstract patterns. Nine-Inch graham crust cn whites. Fold in whippedped a fa c t - , . 3 L 1 6-ounce package semi-sweet'cet cream. crea Pour into chilled crust, ^ ents In H agerm an on .lulyI l.'i. AnkleA nkle-length peignoir- -sets, A u i j g| u s t M e e t i n g / rake was cul and .served[ byhy fabrfabrics for all of Ihe latestest the fflag and Mrs. Boyd Smith■t*' jvieMelt chocolate over hot water,ler, (T(The Times-News will pay $5 Q Mrs. .lohn M am m on, C hallis.alli.5 ^ at-hom e looks. M achine w ash-sh- -led thet Lord's Prayer. cool about 10 minutes. Blendend each week fpr the best recipe / IteAig Cofupwil o f u p o n ^ g aunt o( Ihe bridegroom, Mrs.Mrs! able anc and dryable tricot fashions3ns Ne\New yc_ar hooks were dis- crear I l.is- cream cheese, '/2 cup sugar, saltsalt .subr.submitted for Magic -Valley-Ea- — ^ •Sylvan Clark and M rs. Neil need lilllellll If any ifoning. tributed tribul lo members. Material'">1 and vanlllai Beat in egg yolks,Iks, voriivorites. If you have a favoriterite ^ , ' ■”.. ' - “ *j^-7;^yLV^f©DiTtofrsiNCE10W^ ...... ------...... ' ---- ■Slane, nLso an aunt of the bride-ride- And "after the honeymoon is for thetl books was donated hy by one iat a lime. Beat in cooledlied reel)recipe, just mail it lo the Recipe groom . ' over" ththe stereotyped tableau of Ace-1Ace- Printing and members who chocc iP/ 115 SHI SHOSHONE STREET SOUTH)UTH . 'ho chocolate: Blend well. Beat eggegg DepiDepartment, Women’s Page -Ed- ^ , ...... Hurricane lamps centered the Ihe Ihe youngyoun wife wearing a wrink-nk- a.ssena.ssembled the books include‘de whiteswhite until stiff but not dry.Iry. itor. The recipe becomes th» ! quarlel tables on tbe patio. Shel-3hel- led robe over a droopy, fadedled Mrs. .lack Atkin.son, Mrs. Boblob GraduallyGrad beat in cup sugargar prop properly of the TImes-Newa and da Hamrnon", BecKiy Tupppr,;-Snr Su- -g«wn-^fiown-' an ch9-sefves--l«eakla>ttat;l -Hansifl(j-aml->-Hand lrt,-lvan W aring^ and i ay. Ic.Tnnpt-hf- retiimpd )______san Clayburn and D av id T upperpper I'’ “ husband hidden behind the Mr;Mrs. George Klundt gave a ------‘ assisted with the open houseJ re- mmornmg orning paper is a thing of Ihethe hou.sehou.sehold hint and the hostess ceptlon in Hagerman. past. gift.sgifts were won by Mrs. Charles I...... After a weddltig trip to Yel- TodayToday’s loungewear will catchIch MalticeMalti and Mrs. George Mc- Inwstone NatlonaLPark, the cou- and keepkee his eye only on her.

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■ ♦ ; , ' I ' /f \ ’7 Schedule for the coming yearar Nov. 23-2-23-24; C hristm as v a c a tio n A-6 Twin Falls Timei-Newsjws Sunday,Sunda Aug. 13, 1967 '' ^ - BBus l] D rivers Aib ee NeededI At Rich^clifield- .■ i Includes n i ^ a teachers meetingig DDec. ec. 22 tote Jan.-2, n o t I n c lu s iv e ;' Aug. 2 24; 4 ; high scliool. registra-lilrsta- Itlrst seme semester will end Jan. 12. M i^ C VALLEYTdleyI portrait . . . RICRICHFIELD — School bus'newI s new idriver training Instructoror aid M; M yers was hired In B row n's“’s Hontion AAug. u g 25 with seniors regis-‘S- Schoolschool will\ close May 17, 1968. ddrivers’still riv e r are needed fgr thehe constil constituted business a t the Tues-IS- place as mechanic and school30l lering fri f r o m 1 0 a.m. to noon and^ Baccalaureate will be May 13; A ug. 28 opening of school, ii day nnight August ^school board>■<* bitsbils (jriver.di The board approveded freshmerfreshmen, sophomores and jun-. eighth„-gradei]„u,h „ graduation. May was announced Wednesday by»y meetir m eeting. , ...... hiring-h irin g a part-tim e speech th era-ra- “iors, [f,' 1' to 3 p.m. ■- 1C, .n and _-j highu schbol commence- W ard B. Rawsoniipsoiiflf Shoshonihone M arks - Supt—Fr;R—Briggs;------TThe h e Texaco bid for supplyingng iSsrwho-wlll-work-at-theissrw three■ee RichficRichficId-schools-wilLop'eiLat „m en'„t^-Ma' t;-M ay T 6 .------r- - _ ^lanhiiig the school'_year gaiji hS Lincoln-^unty-schools, Charlesles !)9 a-m. a.m . /A u g . 28.. . ______m e n c t ^ .schedule, hiring of a speechch low atal 24,5 a gallon. B'uttcaB'uttcalte, high school commer-er- No scls c h o o l will be h e ld Oct. 50 th AnniversMer» rA ; s Startinrting Point Stherapist, schopi bus mechaniclie TThe h e .resignation o f LaRae3e cial .te teacher, was hired to teachch 12-13 forfoj Teacher's Institute;e; FORJFASFORJFAST SELLING RESULTS anda n d busc driver, and- naming a Brown B row n was a c c e p te d and Don-,in-, driver’sd riv er' training, also. ThanksgiT h a n k sg iv in g V'gcatioil' w ill be TTRY R Y TIMES-NEWS T IM W AIff ADS SHOSHONE - The good and '' ' evil of .retirement is often con-con- <-ii slderctl^ by; people approachingling yb a i )' that time in lite and some {Iread■ead PT t S :ri-j i j 'J t ' . the 'inactivity as much as they;hey V look forward to a "let up" on daily grind. Not so with Ward Rawson,son, , f ■J Shoshone, however. In fact he ^ V V t r ' '''■ ______------has-7iot~^let~-np^‘- fauf rathei------—*•thei------" " f ' ...... has ju.'itr shifted . his activityvlty f-i-'v elsewhere, nnd in fact does not '' '1 ...... L yet consider'himseK completely ^ '.1 retired, though he closed his- * IE.' business doors on Shoshone'sne’s ' - '' ■- : : r M l k : * Rawson Chevrolet Company the L ------middle-o(' 1964.— ------— Ho expedts it will take aboutbout ’'V' rwum one more year to completely ; wind up all business transac- ^ ,'i.i lions from that-eoncerii and be- • •: '■ ■ ' 7 3 ^ fl ■ fore he can consider himself ^ U ■ p i fully retired. - ' The Rawsons were in businessiiess in th e firm for 23'/^ y e a rs, hav- ing chosen Shoshone as a site ' ■ ‘;

children were grown and mar-nar- ried, and as a place where theythey could be their own "boss" and ______- i ______do the work themselves.------They did handle the office part of the firm by themselves, with Mrs. Rawson the efficient:ient bookkeeper. A few men were ■.. hired to help with sales and re- i p a ir w ork. V ^ Dealing In automobiles was — not new to Rawson when he - H j { came to Shoshone in January of 1944. H e started re ta il selling of autom obiles in 1921, in Ogden and Salt Lake City, for Ford and Chevrolet. From 1931 to 1937, he worked for the Ford Motor Conjpanyany ^ as a zone truck manager, cov- I H ering Utah, parts of Idaho, Ne­Ng. vada and Wyoming. ______WARD B.B. IRAWSIRAWSOIM______He held the same positiontion » I with the Chevrolet Motor Dl- Their otheri children are Eu-:u- calls work on the rodeo grounds vision fro m 1937 to 1944 when-hen 6 “"®“no H. Rawson, Boise, andnd and continued( use of the area \ « lU' 'SliusUtjne t'' He^tJupnp- i'- -Wror-lsOl!!—Bfiidley -Wr**:—^1=0 , ■-Sa lt - - L ake'rk«- ■«in«#=■«in«#=and=wjth=tho=lVood=RivoF ------chased the business in Shoshoneone City. TheyThe have, eight grandcbil-lil- Sales Corporation projects, from ' Leo Rice and Larryirry dren and three great-grandchil-ill- MMr. r. an d Mrs. Raw son now B arn es. ^ d ren . keep a large garden and beau- ,, , In addition to the Halford fam-m - tiful :y a rd . They pick th e ir own It was on tours for the Utah ily reunion and the Golden Wed-:d- vegetRbies,vegeti and fruit, can andi ^ ' firms tbat brought Kawson, lo ding party, . a Rawson family re- freeze them,'and distribute them this area and acquainted hirh1™ union was held on Jifly 1 at throughoutthrou] the year, as they vis­ ___ with_what-he chose Jater to be“ Santa-Cn]z,-CaIJf.—A-grandsoiigj^ta^Ci ion it-withilrwit thoir fam ily...... his home. ■ was married ot' Logan, Utah,ih. MoreMoi than 40 quarts of frozen ____ - He said he alw,iva wantedU tn a £tidayf-July 21 and a grand-id* rasptjTBipbei l y .JaiuJs a WUitUliiU-gin' stay m iihoshone when he wasivas daughterd au g h ter was m arried a t M eri-ri- to theirIhc grandchil(ta when Ihc on duty in the area; with its dian, IdaIdaho, on July 22. RawsiRawson's go on a trip Iheir way. good access to fkhing to the Mr. andan Mrs. Rawson attend-id- In viewi ing the years in Slio-I i N - northern part of the area, he ed all of the events, and observ-•V- Shone;shone; their acli'vily, and theireir *2'- ^ t could catch his limit of fish, call:all ed the acactual date of their anni-nl- pre.seipre.sent involvemems and fuiureire K ' , A -■ put versary Aug. 3, with a party-ty plans, the Rawson's revealing his wife in Salt Lake City, put versary "B \ \ the . fish on a train and get themem at the homenr of their daughter,!r, any irimmediate plans lo sit down'Vn \ \ \ to Her in good shape, then go on Mrs. LoisLoi Bradley. 2517 Lyn-'n- anand d foldfc th eir hands. I 1 with his work for the automo-no- wood. wood, SaltSa Ijke City, Utah. But gut th ey -d o feel it an appro- . - bilo .company...... AsrJf------ASrJf-attending -t all thc.se so-io- pnatepriate lime to pause and thanknk \ f e This also-acquainted him withrfth ciaFciar eventseven wouldn’t be a full-ill- the mn any people of the areaca ^ > a number of people In Shoshoneone time job tor many younger per-2r- who aare their friends, and tiioseiSC I " " A ■ before he decided to move herelere sons, RtRawson has kept up a who werev their patrons over the in 1944. daily proproject al the LDS Churchoh years.years, Rawsnn was born In Idahoaho farm, wlwhere ho is working as T h ey s t a l e w ilh a n n t n f .sin------I^ s ,—Ihen-Jcomra—as_ Eagleigle chairmanchaimian of a'''calf projocl" as approf-ialion,-"Tlic.si! p;istij ■ Rock. Idaho. He left there In a fund rraising prnject for the ------^ ------L 1911, m oved tn O gden, U tahiK ;T,'C h h u u rcrcli h bnulKiiiig luiid. y ears." ■,.5-’ W h a l more could be returned lo McCammnn, Ida-da- J-J . 0,0 , II-'roenian, w ho Is m ore said? ho, . in 1914 and there began^an than 80 j years old is h is p a rtniCr e r ______worliing for’ the railroad andjnd in the^'’1^ projecl,P''' and the two menen attended school. make at least ono and some- ^ ■» N o w k:nits n i t s can swing Ho met Nina Halford at Me- limes two daily trips to the farm 2 / Kimberly I j "Gammon and, they started their,eir to care for llie animals. They “ courting in the "horse and bug-ug. have 25 'cows and 15 calves. ^ • w i t:hout h o u Cling gy" style. They were married■ied Mr. Rawson npw holds Ike po-» G irls Iiijiiretl Aug. 3, 1917, and h a v e been sition s '''™ as ward finance chairman celebrating their 50th weddingi__ °[ of the building “ committee al his j *• church, and in addition he IwpesiCfi Tn | H 4rri(ient __ r -----flnoiver5aiy=this-=3ummeti==; to‘pay ofr the 'Shoshnne-Wardr t f ------Family members were in Sun assignment assignmei toward the slakeke KllVKIM BERLY —Two young Kim------u — Valley for a reunion July 9,“ house at Richfield. "They haveve berly girls suffered minor in- nnd the family .sponsored a“ plans,"plans" sayss Rawson, "to pro-' 0 - juries and one was charged wllh ___ Golden Wedding observance 9! al mote.„iote.jn Jn .the not loo distant fu-_fu-_ drivingdr.ivin without a license as a _ / T P j A the Shoshone LDS Church on ture an additionai program.for the'he' re.sult ot a single-car accident' ■ July-1'; ...... ■ ■ ShoshoneShoshone'chiirch," ThiifsT h iifsd ay ^ tern o o n two .a fid iiiic-j ^ ___ -— ■ l lin .G n Mpn Wgfld ing -O b> The T h e zt\ ieat-wllh^vhlelrH^a\viai» iralfTi L o>v half mliu-s .suuiliferof-lClTrilgrl " scrvance in Shoshone, some of takes to i f f e k n i t of takes to this type of work has ly on a county road. the guests made memorial con-on- been evievident since e a rly 1950 tribulions in the Rawsons' nameme when he was made Branchol, „. Officers said Sharon Steele, l.'i,15,1 | / lo the LDS Ciiurch buildinging President of Shoshone LDS5 S !.™“Kimberly, was driving the ve-, byVanRaalte fund. The contributions totaledled Church aand initialed the origi-gl- hmcle, id e , a 1959 stationw agon, wilh ' 1/ over $150, and were among the nal buildingbuildi program for a cha-la- four 0olher young passengers. SlieI'H h— > ____ ■ prized expressions of conGratu-Itll- pnl.pnl ThkThic wns Ihf firgt T.D.S3S. isIS the d au g h ter of Mr. an d Mrs. [ _ __ l = i , i = : ___ jntimi.s the couplejeel. they. re- Church J in the Shoshone Com-n- Vern.i^ern .Steele, KiMerly, and was ^ 6 ceived. munitymiinily o and member.ship sincece cited for driving w ilhout a [wr- y y ^ Mrs. Rawson's family, the that time has necessitated thehe mit. ’ J ...... Halfords-were- at the Reunion,ion, additions. ----- , jM j j iss j , S teele w as adm itted lo i ' — and in addition, a number of his In 19531952 Rawson was madej® j, Magic : ’ Valley Memorial Hospital I family traveled great distances,:es, Counselor to Valdo D. Benson in ' f and w as reported in good condi- \ and friends came from all overver the BlaineBlain Stake Presidency "/ of tion Friday.^ Magic Valley and the Wood Riv-!iv- his church,churcl where he served W /i " er Valley to pay their "bestlesl years. At present he Is Counse-e- AnoiAnother passenger, Jackie / w ish es.'' ______lor In thothi Slake Sunday Schocil(d Pjew. Plew. 13. was treated for minoror ____ / _ /_ / ^ ______SHOPPINGc FOR BACK TO SCHOOL .SCHOO OR CAMPUS? UNDERPER ALL YOURYC SLEEK K A highlight of the event wasvas and is a home leacher in addirit injurieinjuries at the hospital and re- fhf* dl.splny nf plrfiirpt; of flip finn fn fnrm wnrif ______JCflSild ------N£WLOUIHlIS-YOU-NEED-rAi;EEK:ED-rAi;F-EKM IT ...... HERE:S-WHY..lY.------\ couple at the time of their court-urt- Over ththe years he has worked=d ing DebraE Steele, 13; Denny f • ing. They also received a fram-im- on countlesscounll drives and served-el piew,Plew, IG, and David Plew, 15, ed poem written by their daugh-gh- on counicountless committees for escapeescaped uninjured. I / /At Idsll A group of uriderfashioririderfashions designed to lie sleekly beneathbeni knits ® ter, Virginia A.shworth, Saltjail communllcommunity improvement, hav- Lake City, who wrote the storyory ing serveserved as officers in bothth Officers said the young driver Qand other clingy fabrics.:s. Not a wwhisper, cling or sag spoils a sn of the couple, the children's np- the ChamberCham of Commerce and,d .told.*0 ' ^ K 1 illey students will ^ enrolling Inn BoglhiBeginning Bond class- \ \ ^ Many M agic ValleyIts know studonti It is wiso to rent thoirIr InstrumentsInstrui until thoy ' es Boon. Thoir parontsjforo know investing It I in an Instrum entIt of theirtho own. Wo hove bocomo proficlont boforoboth Investli new and reconditioned beginnerjoginner instruments by a largo soioctlon of 1 bothas Olds, new LeBlanc,a Gem oinhardt■dt annd n d S! lin n o rla n d . O u r such famous makersel as will Olds, bo happy Li to holp you withvlth youryou solectlon now. . . - oxporloncqd porsonnel will bo hi

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T j %By Jacoby ^ \ I “ i / T i DID SOUTH . MAKE THE artd finessedfineHe . a diamond. W est' BEST PL A Y ? wwas a s inIn witlwith the queen. ■ Nortli’s jump to-four hearts; If- W' West' W^t- had had a diamond —to-iead-back South would have I W i H l E L E AND WALTVALT DULADULAf\IEY B H M B was designed to sliow just what■ been set “but West had to lead" ‘ y ) he heid. A minimum opening1 a club awiaway from his king cr bid with very good hearts, South‘ a a spade spade to to give South a chance w \ was interested in seven but was’ to to ruff ruff InIn dummy and discard D on’t L et U niform' o r m happy to settle lor the small his j,is losing losing club! . slam when his partner showedI North North didn’t,did like South’s play. Rbxb> - ffliu-gan, M .D .------— ‘ o n ly one Itlng. He H e suggested suggesti fhat it would have M b h ^ ^Set Y ou T p art - — - - - . '' l-been-hetter- been-better^to-play-ace-king-and— DopuiiGHrJS. 9 ^ H B IH B B 9 E )P^MeWNEI!E-^I—I-reE li^ ------'— R X T O R /ljff NOBTH v c o m e s al ™ lo decide you're going to be the — ^ F \ Wc comcs along doesn’t get asso-rf terror, „ of„ the town and match ■elated.elated withwi W in -in-your-^tvind‘ ..nists w ith thelocal' boys. That’s "B"But u t if the guys wore in uni- nowhere, man!" _ llA % /sr^\ - ■.. ..'F^v^^ll form, form. It’sIf pretty hard libt to .Sam’s a guy we’re proud to \ \ ■ ^ SaM lbaPM'"J < count thithe next guy in uniform ® in wllh tlie troublemakers. For■ _ know.. He has the sort of attl- ' tude that insures success In any . that reason, you’ve got lo go outi l undertaking,‘’"r , even the life of a of your way to get as.sociatcd °(,pp I B l mR. ‘ “ draftee. May you follow In his I Si»5i5I1W a (f/// with good activities in your new , y f ' i B i j s r I commiinitv. If voii've cut' thoZ ^'ndc! ^ . M B MLj ia.______yourself: People will talk within' BARBS a lone newcomer, where theyiGV ‘ ' ^fllk M ^ _ i n \ iimiiniiuuiinu I “ ■■ lur Making others happy Is the R- HBEU won't approach three or four Makin, a ______- g t ? " ^ 4 ______t i A R l ______c(fe j thftthp chiin rhiirrh Frnnklv. most ■Of.-rjRht,______of right. ______r r I ‘li J thethe girls girls I’d want to date don’tn’t ------I# j; ]|\| We£m/' . n £ j a t e j^ g . O ut Our W ay % date me. They already have re-re- Self-improvement Self-im comes eas- f lationshiplationships going, or they’reTe ler ler If If you yi honestly admit you J s^uspiciou!a^uspicious of servicemen. Too0 0 need need self-improvement sei “ many m a n y guguys lie about the tiesies ------— f iy \ ME:5MgATryT:rrii:u~TV ''r paoob~ r 5 o 5 ^ ^ \ ■ ■ — ^ - — -'^lacRTiQii'-h a c k T im n 'e .'T o n m'aiiV ffllV.s'a rre.'-Iirthe'waroflhff-sExesrwery— c ' In~the' '^ ------Aioge-SDRKrr cork: c ^ ^iuuR: )')• c^PUklC-WHgriF k ic '’>~w bHb VfZ\b b ------Tjtf so lonely tnat they pounce, loo0 0 woman woman thinks i sna has a lecret FACE QEFOR£ WE CO UP AW* \ U3 BACK POWM HERE WITH " /. S - l i mmany a n y gguys u j stick like glue to theh e w weapon, eapon. ' HAVE A LITTI-E FUKI WITH fAA,A \ , \ HER AW'THEKJAW' CLOUTS ^ K ALEX-WE'LL BTZOLL PAST HERBR \ UUS S AWyWAYAWW FBR. <3MKJ' Za o y L _ ...... -..I- — first girl who smiles at them,tn, ------AW 5AV WE WERE JJC T RUM'I- } I HEzsocHAecARer HER SIM M ------s J = ^ ------aand n d bug her with constantmt ’The ’The mm ain curse of drinking is _____ MAfilKkxAKOUWD DOWW HERE hnmA>ln_ , L __ ^ ______^_____J phono phone callscal and push' things farar that that itit makes n so many drinkers k ON AccouyrroF rr'5 rain- tooto o fast. think think ththe ey can sing.______IKJC5 OLTTSIPE/ AlloyAlle Oop

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B R O W S “ “ " PRE^SESSiEssfJivr^ " ^^2-WHIIELELElapliaiits---— J __ :__ S A Ecy, E ISERTOE ^ I . _^ — G I ^ E A R / i — 1------eompIete-Under-canUnder^ar^ervlco------— — : = X E E Am N I n E Z 3 " 1 Used Sewing^Ing Machines ■ Af"ElepEanlani Pricesir * MOTOR3R TUNTUNE UP - ; ' ' ' - (On Used[Tractors Tra 1!1962 R A M B LER ....:.....I....: ...... I •'♦‘BALANCINGINCING station wagon. 6-cyllnder,■cylinder, automatic transmis- Portabless & CConsoles sion, 2 seater. 460 INTERNATIONAL.TIONAL UtilityI

I ' * ALIGNMENTNMENT V ' • ^ ' »M FARMALL A L L EP f i CE C T R I C J 1963 VOLKSW AGEN.G E N ...... ?895 . . » WD ALLIS CHALMERSHALMERS • I ______- * B R A KK EES-. S - . - - - . - ...... A------Convertible.- New-top,-reIiu-top,-rebullt-motor,-Top-shape.— " -7 - " ------<^-JOHN~DEERE-BE-B------^ Prices starttart aat $8.95 ------V190 XT AC Demonstrateemonstrator *SHOCKS^ K S - — - —- ;------7 ^ ------

“ ' >TIRETRUIN I aRGAINSI BARGAINS!GAINS! BAIBARGAINS! ' -TRUING ■ ■; " ^ = b o # 1 I e ] e S E ’ S " ^ — SINGER SEWWING INi CENTER ______417 MAIN[NAVE.-EAST AVE.-E ------1 ^ 150 M ain North — ------Phone-733-3344------DODGE(;e c i t y M(Molyne^lx MMac a c h i n e r y TWIN FALLS,7ALLS, IDAIDAHO ■ifour Allis Chalmerslalmers DealerDi V soo Block 2ndnd AvenuiAvenue South^. Phone 733-8213 (Rei(Res. Ph. 733-1155) 1982 Floral 733-7647 |

______-SEARS3 A R S - PRICEDI TO SELL! ] il'ANA . ______JS.O.S SA L E (Save.,ve Ou:Our Stockroom) 1 E l e p h a n t ------• WAS- --NOW-- ^ 1 White Ele^ — ■ ORHAT LAKES SxaS-lMfl...... 1959 ...... ^3348 *» 8 ifc :± ------We-are-over-Bteekod ■ -wlth-tfaw lth-tpade-in-sew ing-ina—^ —------chines and vacuum s. We must mui make-room for - ■ ' r 195757 ...... $2545 $2280 . GERATED - gChristmas orders now coming in, , TABLE3 LAMPU M r LIGHTHOUSE 8x35 105154...... $2545...... >2175 with'beautifutambenhiitambenbase------— TRAVEUilASTER 8x35J 1938 ...... C300 . $1950 fM 'nONlRS^='=^~ 1—Singer with cjiblnet...... $ 18.00 Ji—Kenmore1- with cabinet ...,...... 28.00 PAN AMERICAN 8x4019M1954...... P400 :.,$2095 I...... - $ 1 8 - ...... '1 8 - ^ ...... I—Kaiser with cabinet...... t::;:;....;.....,.,‘...... i 34;eo“ : "- ; DETROrrER 8x35 1957r ...... m .. $2350 ' • *1950 TRAVELO 8x28 1953 V...... $1745 ...$ i4 6 r '...... ■FIN A L SEASON’SiN’S CLOSEOUT!!!!C ------1—Kenmore wIth-cabInet.-Re4.-J69.9Rei-269.95 ...... 199.95—“ ■;■;------We-have-values“galorewhichilore-whichincludes;-- — - 1 TT PKeiimore Portable ...... 18.00...... - — ...... , S A VV E E ' w? ! ...... ' : ~ ^ ^ ' ...... t * CARPETS, C room sizeze and mil!mill ends. { 1—Singer Portable ...... 18.00 1 " FINANCINGG AVAA V A ILA BLE * CERAMIC TILE _____ ^___, •______^ ■ ^------Jr-l;re« - — I t Westin'ghou3B Portabletable...... 5.0j)_. * ^ _ 1—Zig-Zag1- ...... 18.04''” - * PRE HUNG DOORS5 ... ' ‘ 1—Kenmore P o r t a b l e ...... m r7 —------V. WOOD PANELING,. "^3ewide variivariety • ^ “j" 1—Hamilton Beach Vacuumm „,,...... 71...... ,r,. 10.00 - ** RREAL FORMICA 49cisquareJcisquare ffpot - y ' ‘ ‘ 'Tr a i^ ^R GENDER 2—Kenmore Upright Vacuums.ims. Reg.Reg, 79.99 ...... 54.88 APPLIANCE'^CE S T O R E 1—Kenmore Upright Vacuum,jm. Reg;'59.95Regri ...... ,V,.. K'OO B I - Addison West (rear o( Dean’sfiean’s RlchfiRtchfieiS) 733^2410 ,, BI-LOW BUILDINGMNG 1SUPPLY 1—Kenmore1- Upright Vacuum.im. Reg.Reg.' 79.99 ...... 25.00 • Open Dally:y; 8 ».m.a.m, to t( ^m . 425'425 2nd Aveiiue South - PPhone 733-5162 223 2nd Avenuele East, E ast, Twin Falls CHARGE IT , . , on1 Sears RiRevolving Charge Oj^n Sundayly 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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C ain’s C lassifiedfied CClea lean-up Sale ' —FRIGIDAIRE air cbnditlone . s eSARS";-^ a r s ....^ These Aren’t Real Elepli r conditioner. ' F A M[M & a ty .....\ Real Elephants • / , a95-$148 V . , Regr$199.95:-- Demonstrators—Floorir Mod(Models—Repossessions - —LAST Y ^ R S Lawniwn JBoyBoy TOmower. >, D iS T R[BUTQRS I B p ' ; T t (M any"bni-citi-k^ Hutry for Best Selection,) They’re REAL■EA L B u y s ! - r - - - — “ AU IffiffiirB U bjecO T ~ " , . 163 MAIN AVENUEUE EAsF--iEaS 733-5241 ' , —IRONRITE Iroherr Withwith neWnew warranty. . Used gas range. Deluxe modellOdel sold new at $289.90, ’ ' ■1963 iW aL A HARDTOPARDTOP ( COUPE As Is ...... $ 77.00 L j V & M k : . : : Lawn trimmer and edgerjer RegReg. $14.60. Now $9.97 '327' .327. V8 engine, standard transmission, transmlssioi very sharp, Demo Electric Range ...... $138.00 -Ti'Ti ' -N E W 1966 ZENITHrri color coMOlecc TV. Automatic Washer-Demanstratorinstrator ...... $99.00 $ 1 5 9 5 Reg. $569.9559.95 «•— P 9 ' ZAutpmatio Dryer-DemonstratorAtrator ...... $48.00 . , LtLawn Kose Cart .... Re^,Ref[, $10,47$10 . . . . Now $e.‘99 Jelrost^r, Floor model '' '' tt, , --ODDS & ENDS; bedroombed^m ^rnlture, fli chests, Rcfrigorator, Automatic Defroster, Use as hose reelfor ypp to 150 foot hose and con^ ’' . (. '•■' 14 Cu, Ft...... $168,00 y • '• , . 1 ■ ■bed»,.dres^er«„etc. verls to cart' hauling garbage;arbago (cans. ' 19 —-FreeietrUprightrI|ooi;-modcl,43-CRapoiioalon.^....rrai.. M .i.TfIiViW~$147*DQl»r ; —izftdJuitable::^auge:whe6l»,;;Ead.H lit l»..;Ead.-ot soM on jcloseout __ a-Special------^ ^ — Color TV, Reposseiiloni. Soldlold New for $599.95, now^T.OO , Now 40%IO%OFF1 OFI . Color TV, ReposjeMlon, Sijid: ...... $149.00 _ YOUREE MotMotor Co. ^ :ure & Appliance . Beans and" Spinach, No,>Io, 303 cani s, 10 for $1.00 j (Portable Slack and W hite...... ;...... M...... $ 69.88 «; ;004 M fin Avcnuo South Phono 733-0811 ' ■' ,!HM.?/Ialn;AV«iu« t osru»,;:f.;::4:#h«Mw:7min’' , ; Cnse of 24, $2,00. ______' llllll' ' ...... 'FiiriTi-i-.ii-.pr.. . i:il.'.r-[,jri!n:nuiuii.-imrif^'v

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---- . "TAKE7n XiqK'AT:THESE-WHrTHESE ■WHITE. EEEPHANK— — - -"-"-"-ELEPHTOTg-OTS - NO! ^ ‘ ., UNBEUEVEABLEi Ve a b l e p PI r ic e s T — ....'■ ■ELEPHANT PRIC] "■ ■ , ' '• ' ' ■ ■■ ■ PRICED- YES! VlCHEK ^i" drive socket set $86.05 , . — ...... E KiG-Group. W as $319.99 Jcctlon iccUnn system, rotary vajve,, aand n d waterproofi water dusi^iiobf ' ELEPHANTELI PRICE t 7.75 Now $228.00 ' 21’VTable-Model TV’ S e t ...... J45 W>WATERLOO tool boxes ...... Reg. J22.75 safety 1brakes. EUELEPHANT PRICE $11.50 TFTHERN’double gear hand winch, modeln 43631. Reg. $29.80 Sofasleeper So in gold,or pumpkin—smpumpkii all soil dam - 21” Table Model TV,', new pictureplcti tube . . . . . $65' ELIELEPHANT PRICE $16.50 age—was ag $239.95 now onlyDnly $188.00.$18! Save over $50 ' 'TSTHERN double gear hand winch, modeln 44631. Reg. $29.80 W AS$425...... •..NC . N0W $ ^ 0 i ....■ ...ELI ELEPHANT PRICE $17.95 n , - ■ KODAK '3535 mmm m PPre ro je cto r - 2 pc. living room«- soiledled — soldsc new for $319.95 ’THERN double gear hand winch, n model 44632. Reg. $39.54 ^ ^ ...... ;WAS $149,50-....v„,------...,N O N W -$39.50;....- Now $125.00,00, Don’t Don' m iss this one! II" z . i z , , ...... , _ _ E u _^_ELEPHANT PRICE_»1.95 :____-rE®:CEBAEAl!ARANCEi::^z:i: ’THERN lever hoist, jnodelll JOP20P >4-14-toil Reg. $53.05 ■ , VBell & Howell. Canon1 7 CameraCam era w ith FO .95 lens 'ELIEI^PHANT PRICE. $29.50 S 5^ pc. ainette—handsonierwaliuiiTMliiut“taB le^ne“only ^ ~OirOthwM

-_____:______. . ,W e don’t buy or seU:4SniiteI W hiteE lepbants ------HNDTXJ Ifw w < e did w e would.p p rerefer fer Pin}? o n es ■ ----- TKEITS’TRA'DINIOM GnposTr^"^"" " B u t~ w e d o - h a 'VB~S DniB ’g;otrd"^ o t r d ‘^ ^pecialr ^ ^ f O ry oBt ^ WHITE ELEPlELEPHANT!! : ^ M U S I C BOX ______- Q U Sl .. Q uart Stanley-Stainlessije ss S;teel B o ttle s , if-B u i, gee, folks, my husbandband lias|iaj Ie(tleft Idaho and I would t '" to join him . . . WcWeaver K-4, ;Series 60C,id, 4-po4-power rifle scopes, ' : $ 1 6 . 9 5 ...... $. . . r . . . $ 9 9, ,9 9 " I N THE. T H These scopes are.thejKiry ^ lateslatest m odels that reg- So must sell11 IminediatelyImmedia my ularlyUlE sell for $45,00. Yheyrhey anare now reduced to N ational'Presto3^0 CannersCan $33.61. .

- - 2 1 Q T ...... $ 3 5 .. 9 9 5 5 ...... $ 2 6 . 8 8 . 5 ACRES-2miles-':m iles-Twin Falls .Lynwood Shoppilopping Center . . ,r. , . , W(We are selling brand nameam e slesleeping bags at 25% . 1 ' 6 Q T ...... $ 3 31 . 9 . 9 5 5 . ! . !...... $ 2 3 . 9 6 ...... offoff their regular price. with lovely modern 2-3 bedroombedroom homhomk' Vail to wall car- have ail repairlr p a ^ rts s inIn stock ' , ~ ~ ~ pets, drapes throughout, 12x14’ kitchen.kitchi 27x15’ llvlng^lin- W W e have for sale!. a go(good used am pli- ___ __ ------i — lngr-12xl2“ bedroorpri'ev^as^fumacv^as^fumaceroutbuildlnBrcor*^ —- rals/cement feed bunkers,s, 2 pastures,pastures circular drive. fier f{( and guitar. Com!!!ome e in: an d see th is 215 Shoshoneone StreetSt So. ,, ‘pPRICE j^ HARD^ NO REASONABLELE OFFER OFFEF REFUSED UIunbeatable bargain!a i n ! ^ P h o n e'’*733-3{*733-3546 ^ ' • Asking5 only $23,500$23,S ■ G O M I ^ N ^ ■■'.I Phone days, 733-34051405 -— evenings,eveni 7334)9M . 147 MMain a l Avenue West T33J477

ELEPHANTr SPSPECIALS : ^ ANKS ON SPECPECIAL - SALE STAR’irS'MONITS' MONDAY- ’ 5 3 only—18" Reel typep e lawn i mowers. . = =rdfcl964:fi01ilTE-17.*^sleepa°6FhasJiei)Fhas=beaterr^cellenM !ohdl—;------ttion. . __J____JB rlggs-& -Sttatton-JEngIhtoB-jSogihea ■ ■ ■■■------, To^iryoiTWW onderf onderful People - - MONDAY-ONlAY-ONLY ------REDUCED FROMDM $109 irOS5^T07S95=== " r "

¥ I R e g . $ 119.95 1 9 . 9 5 • V ■ , n - • V ROSS dVCLE ana trailer‘ for samesam . -----—ForffiHnirthiRhTgrei®satertTnoder-Teanellflurlir '^Uf — I H0NBA-90-SeRmA-M BLBRr—------— ------— REDUCED-TO-$;D-T0-$195------— ^ ~ ~ ~ ~ • history. Every 1967 modelIel mobile hehome on o;ir lot has been sold. Brand new IMS models coming In soon. ««S SPORTS CAB CAMPER, extra good,,go no cab^iver. In- eludes beds and table. ‘ . $79;95 ■ ------— 0Nirr$295-r $ 2 9 5 ...... i - — -r T r - trad;ade e ' '■ ...... ^ _ We Have NQjyhite a m U e Elephant; B ' . .. :zr:zv2S25- ■ . . 3 - 2 5 — ^ — = _ . j ; with . ------^------"— ------»-iiH> 1562-AMBASSADORrLoadgd-lriclu(iIgd-lricludlng"alr' conditlonlny~7 “ Clearance on '67Tfi6aaPaCkardirckard-"BellTV'srft^Iy.~ ell — — r TIM ^Ic Valiey’s largest Honda dealer.c We sell only TOj q TRADE ON EQUALL VALUE VALU TRAILER OR ~Cleafai Ivertise. ■'v.v-r -'-v . cars or what have you. IPER, TbeprThe price Is too low to advertise. I : in Travel TrailersI and CavemanCavei Campers motorcycles NOT used cars o ^ CAMPER. ,«« l1965 CHEVROLET Pickup) withwllh newne 814’: -niAVELEZE . jam per widi mononiatlc toiletpllet and thermosUtcontroIed >1 ■ ■ - Qpjij- III g p,'5n_“-thls.“■this MoMonday^ooJy...'T ' f HURRY, WHILE[HLE THE'THEY LAST " : ^ ' heater. . ------^ ^ ------«] — - —— and~gerthe BuyBiirOf Of A~1A Lifetime! . ------<>PAM~TOP, imar, n ew TirTT^^TirnTVTTrrrrrr^ieS^...... 7— ------r M O T e R S ^ ^ ^ T O s i ; — /tCJBILE H O M ES.-1: ' M A G I G V V A L L E Y ^W i s o S S Pali* Honest Prices — Fair Dealings,leallngs, 11 yeany serving M«gle ■' ■ -^ Your Honda andid Kawas Kawaskl' Dealer 4lO Main Avenue South,o uth. Twin Valley M O B I L E HOMES H ( 4ia Addison AVenue Westt ■ • 73S3358 . 451 East:astM Main aln > Phone 733-581113-5811 . Closed Saturdays.ya and S Sundays r ’ ...... ------f , ___, ------■ . 2'A2\i miles wieit Hlway 30 Phone 733-6141 — ...... /:■ ...... ------^ ^

Interested in knowing' more, mbre aboabout investment in . MAGIG VALLEY:.LEY DRUGS Stocks? Write for or stop ih our Office and pick Addison Avenue'ntB at MartinMe Street ' Up'a FREE'copy of the:he M A R Y CARTER A R ! , 7 3 3 - 7[ - 7 7 7 3 3 3 3 'US N A I ® R A ugust M onthlythly StockSto( Digk t ■■ — " " SCHOOL' BRIEFC3RIEFCASES~"'"“ " :^ '^ ' REX ULRICH ANI ' ' $ 1 . 3 9 t o $ 3 . . 3 5 A crylic S talerler is nonow- . * STOCKS, *TAX'* TAX'EXEMPT BONDS ,* i\arrUAL funds y ie li d 4,5% TO 5.45% ' * MONTHLY INV. PLANAN *RESTATE EST> PLANNING HAIR D R YYER E R HOODSH( - ...... " : -■ Headquartersirters'for,'" ■ ■ 2 Gallons-forf o r $6.98$6. ’These hoods are E XCTRA T R A LARGElT>ouR«ntLA 201 2nd Street isast , , , , Twin T Falls, Idaho Reg. $1.98IS nownov $.98 . ■ ■ . .. V Phonens 733-8860 .' Gliddeniden ' " reg. $5.98 pe e r gaUo g a l l o n Cali, write orr stop In our office ------MEN'S K:^RCH1EFS ^RC H l ' -l__Z _^-=^8/$l;49r ^-^Jlanch-& Barn R ed;d Pain!Paint.ianow . . NAME ...... , V ' , . “ S P K E D “ S^^ PLASTIC RAINRAIN CCOATS 2 Gallons ffor;$4.98 o r $4! ADDRESS ...... 405 Main Avenue E. ' ' 1Twin I^alls, Idaho ' .1. . ' . ’ ' Reg. $2.499 now $1.49 ' ^ ■ reg> $3^8per■ e r gallori:;,gallc CITY ■•■•It — —- J ,. -■ ; ' ------—-----^Ph(m9-733-95l^•733-95l^-;--"— — COLOGNE,OONE 331 MnM ain AVo. E . ■pii(i«0''733-3493:';'' P PHONE ...... 1R eg. $1.25 arid $1.00 now 39c ea. ------—------^ ^ ...... —•— -----—— — — ----- 14 WORDS,IS, 4 DAYS,>, 2.10 - P|HONONE N O W . IPAY LATEATER - 733-0931-0931 • r

A-IO Twin Falls Times-Newss Help Wanted--<'FemaIe WanI 18 Farm WorkV\ Wanted ' 23 other Other I Initruciion 4616 Homei for Sale 50SO HotnesHomo for Sale 50 FarmsFarmt for Salo 52 Lols and Acreago 54 Sunday, Aug. 13, 1967 wWOMEN o m e n nncedsd . to work Insldo HAY swathingswa with conditioner nnd itc T “ MLS" EL M O N TE • D ^lve— Don’t . f laundry. Permanent employment. baling.baling. 14’ New Holland swather: U,S. ‘ * Civil Service Tests! J ( $( $ 5 $ $ $ $ J J - " poss " ‘il up the opportunity of seeinga ‘ “ M L S ” ' ■ , Men-women 18 ond over. Secure -r=------PPaid aid nosplinospltPLend paid vacation, andand eel self-propelled baler. Leonard L . ______- ______thli. Ihli. flpilLJevei-a, bfedroom brjck:tick.:______...... I ' <«nirr o I Apply In person to Mr. Hoffman, ~~Pedi^^Z(ffBa7rFHSf.~^ Pedrow ------"—Jobsr^High—starting ^ o b s r* ! “p a^ “Short“' ~ The owner has moved and wouldould 1440 1440 ACRES,AC H a n aen a r e a . 3 new>w "M M L o S " loit and Found 1 hours. Advancement. Prepara­ _ Troy National. 201 2nd Avenue CUSTOM CUSTOM hay stacking, 2.wido har- HOMES. l|ke to have a nice family for this homes homes plus o n e te n a n t house.;e, V tory training as long as requir- , home. Tliere 1s real value at $$20,.20,. machine machln shed, grani^y, shop, LOST: B lC Y C m . R e w a rd for recov.'• _- ^______' • , rowbed,rowbed. Make arrangements early, cd.-(♦ ■'Thr Thousands of Jobs open. Ex- “3 BEDROOM brick, douMo gat- 5^® ery of Elrli white and chromc 3-J. SALESSA LES posUI position open In Tw in F alls, fofor r youryoi hay nnd straw. Clifford nAri^nr U|ie,^^fenced b a c k y ard — only, 500. Lynwood Realty, •733-0211,, Or garage, garage, corrals. All under cui. ' perience usually unnecessary R. J . Schw endlm an, 733.7100. tivatlon. tivatlor Good terms. ■ ACREAGES, ipeed Schwtnn. Disappeared Iromn si.so51.50 per thour. Call Mr. Dokkcn Slatter.Slalter, 3 2 0 -m . Filer. • ' TREE booklet on Jobs, salaries, vicinity of o u r hom e, 1516 Addisonn fofor r intervleInterview appointment, Roger- -r- . .''MLS" TREMENDOUS bargain:fSiiv 208 208 ACRES,ACI E d e n .H a z e llo n area, , n m r WANTED: . Hay itacklng. WorkI requirements.require Wrlle TODAY giv-: 2 2 Dl BEDROOM groclous older [,ins! Pull w ater rlB h t. h ea v y soil,IU* ^ 2 B ED R O O M S. Neal. ^ a c r e . A venue'E ast. K elker. 733^4811. son Motor Inn, 733.4450 between Ing name, address a n d p h o n e . homehome w ith fo rm a l dining u re a . Immediate possession. 3 bedrooms, Ptill v On your t e r m s . $7,000, guaronteed. b. W. Fcatherston. 1^8 ; formal dining room, 2 bathrooms,oms bam bam, , g ra n a ry , fericed, 3 bed- 9" - 7:00 ■ 8:00 p.m. Only. » “™ ] Lincoln S ervice, Box 0-11 T im e s - DuserBusement and g arag e. Lincoln .fm, 2 1-6 A C R ES. 3 bedrooms. L o ta LOST. NorweRlan E lk Hound fe* Phone 733-3311!.______U " '" !" utility room, attached garage and room home ^ w ith 2 baths plus 2 I f ir MATURE lady cook. Smiley Creek ------^ News.______Sireei Street, only $12,500. ,r>n of shade a n d garden, $8 ,0 0 0 . male'dog. Hai a leather collar MATURE la fenced yord. Lovely carpeting, sasoflj bedroom te n a n t 'hduso, $104,000 vlth meial ring. Answer* to,0 Lodge Lodge norlhnori of K room, thot holds four bedrooms lA E d n a Irish 733-0082 ly em . Phon. 733.3507.______CIJSTOM _ rulsu a fam ily! full full of c kids. L arg e d in in g room for Klmber ISmDQthy of love a n d the many em . Phone Yurbrougii. 1200 2nd Avenue East. ------Eime r - S o m m e r 73>5597------5 ------CiL Kmir ana iovuty-card»-whlchh -WANTED:-l-ptrnr-coote-Phonir733.-w a n t e d t -I — Plignc'733:^585.pinJnc" i ------' T C “INExKtiNiiivii 5 oearoom home) HOOd Kood family dinners.- Convenienta , . E v e n in g . ^ ------^ • w received following tho death 3013. with garden, fru it trees, a n dI bath bath and U.' Good pari of town.3wn. Ron Ron Ti Taylor 423-5-I0303 -______* CUSTOM hay slacking ond hauling. berries. Only $8,000. GI GI Apprtalacd - $15,000. Mountainitaln Bryle B ryle ' Carr • 733-6898 n »,K, HelpH e l p Wanted—W an Mole 19 Work^,Work guaranteed. Larry Culler. RABACK.TO SCHOOL, I States Realty. 733-5074.______MasonMason Smith______733-5677;77 OWN your private mobile home lot B29-5G3^ Hazelton.______' 2, DEDROOM frame with lift! _Slute ___ with all u tilitie s In. Lawn, t r e e s , C hatterton- — — ------time siding. Finished basement.. M MAKE AKE un offer on t h i s nice home, " * CUSTOM g reen chopping With prtj-: S P E C I A L S ' ' * , ' 5 ~ 8x<0 ccor o n c re te pallo and 2 ro o m Larry Chattertoa . $0,875. corner cornv lol. good locallon, school•bool , , modern a p a rim c n t cotlage In Karen Evans servatlvo, added., Phone 32Q.4 703.• a j BEDROOMS, close In, oil fu^ bus convenience, two bedrooms, ^ Ki7r“" reur. Low .ta x e s, 3 blocks fr o m SEARS ■ ______nace.nace. $500 down, b a la n c e on tj.i , large living room, full basement,S: ^ON HIGHWAY 93 Sfke,*-’ INCOME PROPERTY iTr" market a n d siorcs. See o w n e r ------:: HASOHAS openings for CUSTOM p e a and grain threshing, coniracconiract. Full price, $6 ,0 0 0 . U'* fiarage, immediate possession.sion. Unlmpr Unimproved 40 a c re s . 6 miles*■* Wlltlum F . Thom as, 2« W est 1 st. Call Joe Day. •J23-5232 early morn-• 3 3 pg DEDROOM. Choice Poplarr We ^ Have» Some Wonderful Buys! Price PrIcc reduced $1,500. Mountolnitain from from T Twin. C h o ic e building slie[J.?-. _Avcnuc._J Avmnp ftrn m e,-T erm s,______. J l e i o H i ------1I ------YC-YOUNG-MEN- ______-— t a lnfifl-or-lat\?-even{nga: f i l - i t ...... "^Street Slriiij locallon. G.I. nppfafcin T'Duplexes: ■ "'rriphrxes;—numerous-*I------—StateS tates—Realtyr~733»5974;—A 1 -nnrin u ——or-snbdlvlsloTn—«lBnwny~S'dVCr'.’ oi—subi ’ , apartments, large and small, Booth. Bootl tlslngtlslng for horses, cattle, etc,ic OlOICE la*' r g e lots for homes in th e CLARK-MILLHR-Guest Who Who AreA Intere.sted In CUSTOMc u .stom HAY swathlnn. 14.* NewI Vacbn! Vnchnt. $12,000, r l most u p -to -d a te subdivision In Ini, meali, saddle horses. For re»- . P . j Holland i.auger swather. Arlyn wnio Also steady Incom e on g irls! . "MLS" "iviLS" POPLAR Street- It It IsU-: a Musi Jbe ” sold Immediately. Price “ A CAREER in Retail ^n"' ’ NEAR NEW, 3 heclroom brick^ dormitory—rental houses and ' large $14 500. Twin F a lls. W ith all utilities u n ­ ervatw, write K clch ^ or phon. Krohn, 82.5-5093, Eden.______onlie Heyburn West Good neigh- ■ large older home you .want, here $ h ,5(W. dtmroun Advancement potential bachelor apurtmenis. Seo these> it Jt Is!Is! 4 bedrooms flreplace.ALarge , -j. derground. Adjacent to the new ■ ^ ------Cnmpnny Cnmpni henerlis CiJSTOMCUSTOM crnin combining. Massey- borhoo bargains, room college. L a n d Offlco of Idaho. 733- Harris 00 machinc. 2 trucks. CaUi 500^'*°^’600. ^ rooms wllh a beautiful setting.iTn's' • -THE in LAND OFFICE " 0716, ^ Also openlnRs fo r p a ri lim e work. ia‘[J''e\ • ■ Coll Coll today. Price $15,000. Lynwood _ lato evenlnRS. 32f^.')3L0, ------» E - i n A H O ------5= 5^ ___ Ptnnnalfc?:rSpBclnLN 8 li<°« '> ------R ealty,-?S8»WM .' 0 i R r J : S iliWiill.— TTTX “ Apply In P erso n HAV *i ------A C R E -A-g E S ------^------a — i a c r e s ’ A g o o d lnrce 2 b e d ro o m "bROWN'S SAFETY SEBVICIi ' Ap HAY Slacking wanted. Phone JayJ SP^ S P A C I O U S L U X U R Y ------dlman, 733.7100. ~ ______. ! ! ! I'omo."O 'PCi..carpeted. c. pHriiol b a s e m c c t, n - - ... - ...... GrconoGroonof 733-8200. • • • 24852485 S( SQUARE F E E T . B rlC k a n dI |H*A' 1',H r RE with-3 bedroom, beau- oil furnace, garage and fruit trie s. tiful fam ily ro o m ond g arag e. WE acrei NEED homes to sell, also amall Waller Walter Kaster, 326-4405, evening, Bris'“„™5 ' \ JSEARSs e a r s ROEBUCK & CO. ' HAYh a y haulinghn anrf^siacklng. Phone5 sione. Slone. 3 bedroom s. 2 b a th s , acreages. We ‘have a number of »* Bristol A g e n c y . 73.1-3863.______A.l GUEST home. Senior cltlieniIS •______Tom P arn e ll, .M3-4046, Duhl. fumllyfumlly room, fireplace, doubleJ IH1^ ACRE, w ith iovely hom e, gond oond buyera. We' are not membersibcri ------t : ------100x120’100x120' CCi O U N T R Y lots. Falls A v e - : garnije on o ver a c r e lot. orchard orchn nnd garden. Close to ©f M come live w ith m e. Y o u r comfortrt ------^ HAY bnbaling iand stackine. Phone garnije > of Multiple L isting S e rv ic e . Weif«n can ■ 40 ACRES ' nuo E ast. R e a l Esiato S e rv ic e , -ll my concern. Let mo do your jn» 73.1-(iH)2. M aster he'Broom 16x20 fe ^ i w i t h - MoraMorningslde school. give _^733-M1G^_____^^_^_ * % ______J B ’S - B I G R O Y ______i - ^ 0 x l5-foot-adloinlng -hnth. i^.lftan,------41^ . W llh tUJOO , b r i c k C o ld -Mwtel------" i l W , - -C^^T-OTsriwaThTnR-Tml-baTrrtBT • ACRES— nrrrrti—of-hmefr^ -'Buim 5 1 Hon home. E le c tr ic h e a t, -Under'.•r'. 1-61.6 ACRE?ACRES. 240* frontage. 305’ d e e p economical electric heat. Sprink-■ LovelyLovel 2'^ b ed ro o m hom e, SACRI ion7*caro,^home^ prWato1» FAFAMIL" M ILY R E S T A U R A N T Phono Ph'ono L. R. Sorenson. 733.6441. SACRIFICE lovely 3 bedroom home,ame. ground ground s p rin k lin g sy ste m Inin in In HI HlRhlnwnrI' Acres Subdivision; ' or leml-prWate Tooms^rnlsM. you ler system. Everything tn thl» 111. Needs younj? m en, 18 to 35, In- HAY HAY ballng_vvaiited.-Phono-733.3207. bai f-- ~flne-h<7-fine-home-Is klng-slFO»--For-ap- . 10 a. N:E. N=E. of of Cit y . 3200 Enst. 733.3307. -. Tjr-yoti-Tninrbrin^ottr-own^^ ' terestcff In 1 yf tereatcfl In n restaurnfll caj:«cr. after nfter 5 5 p . m . ______. — polntmentpoljilm to scc,caIL ------^------^ 2 bedroom hOme wllh finishedi cast cast soctlon. Will lake house trail-•rail- E x traExtra HOOd te r m s ; •______— ------I5_year*.-0t_expericnce_and.knovv- ^^^jg^views-—iTlte^v^ews^or mnninjrr'trninccir;— ------bnTCimmr------ifrri------crrjTnj[rDr"carrcflir“3ir-4n7rjir — how provide tho atm o so h e re you j ~ Bi/ilnojs Properly 56 “ fry cooks and bus boys. Appllcu- VA/n.L \ <0, ACRES north o( ’Twin. IdealI rome, T"'"' evenings for Saturday show- L ^ AND AND N REAL ESTATE CO, — will enjoy. Call o r s e e for furtherr„ {jtlons ^ " 7 acceptcd * J M ondays, 2-4 p.m.. Work Wanted \ 24I GGLOBE REALTY . Information: 1708 Poplar, Twin { , for subdividing or crops. ----- Jero m e ' 324-4ROOROO CCor o m m e rc ia l Property Lynwood Shopping Center. ^—i— *------1G32 AAddison E ast 733-2G23 \ B B Y Y OWNER: 0\ F o u r b ed ro o m s, fully L oon'll, FfllU, 733-6482.______^ ROTO-TILUNG Bruce Mecham. Realtor 733-5457 fully Leon M. Stockton. Realtor .324-5280•280 A SPECIALTY carpeted, full base..ment, 2 ^car car F Fred red ThlemeT _ 733-383813^ FeldtmaiFeldtman Realtors 733-1988 WANTEDi~Fo3ter hom es for chIUll------■ GardenGardens, lawns and farm acre- Bloir Osterhout, Realtor 733-5045 -n purnge. 1 block from high achool.------dren, Infants through 17, urBently ArtJbreland, Realtor 733-2340 * «BUHLER REALTY P™ 'y ORCS.Fages. Ford iroctor-mounted Roto Lnrce First Federal loan. Seee at DO DO YOUYO HAVE a farm or ranch FOrTeA*FOR LEASE o r sale: The old S a tu r* needed. D epartm ent o f Public As- Tillers. Vice EEngkraf,. Realtor 438-5748l_ 26269 ADDISON AVE. W. 3303 3 0MauriceS Street North or phonohone y you ou would wi lik e lo tra d e for a rfny Auc tlitance. Board and caro paymentIt' L Elij: T T it H E W A N T A D S day A uction Sales Rtounda. L o t i Elmo Garrison 733-8630 ' ' Howf ^ 733-3924.______buslnass Duslnas In M agic Valley? See 55,% 6 and 7 In block 83 of tho city lui clothing and medlcol caro.0. ' ■ Howard Buhler Helen .Wennert _ 2 ^ ~ — o r call lUS. n» n,,i,| ilolno and Lincoln County, 788- it 733-5295 . 733-12371 $7,500. $7,500. NICE 2 b e d ro o m house, nice r* p M P _ of Duhl. E x c e lle n t for co m m ercial H E L P Y O U kROTO-TILLING-LEVELING o t o - ' "“ML M L S ” ™ GENE LARSEN SALES CO, Si ui) 4160.6 Cassia County, 678-8226. Cam- n yardyard, garage, close to Albertson’s. , U; uso, L lb erai term s. Call 436-4692 J. _ OnrilcnGarden's, lawns, farm acreages. willWill take anything of volue; oiion PPbone, hone 7.13-6008 - 9.14-5171. Goodingng at RupeiRupert. ______as and Gooding County, WEst 4- Pord tractor mounted Roto Till- NEW 4301. M inidoka C o u n ty , 438-C586.»■ PlionePh 733-0931 " NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME $ J $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ down dowr puyment. B alance on escrow Chuck P e ttc rs o n 733-363ff* ___ i^FOR R LLEA E A S E : cinder b lo c k Twin F alls County. 733-^23. Fully carpeted, 2 baths, familyf ------ot a t J50V a month. What have you? p building, s u i ta b l e for shop o r s t o p ;; AsIc fo r C la s s if i e d DDICK IC K P O O L E R 733-4375 , S , 2 C. H arley W illiams ATTENTION moihers — have your room, cnr attached garage, " M L S ” 03G 836 2nd ; Avenue W e s t.______r,ge, h eo tcd w ith 'j|n fed a to k e r SPRAY THESE NOW • larMlarfio Iot-100xl40'.I Only $18,500. 7 ^ That'S right! See Harley oboutlUt Oollcr. Oollcr. r : , L E . « 305 5tb A v e n u o young g irls' and te e n * agers1’ ' SF ; CHOICE NEW LISTIN G; -Spac- UNBELIEVABLE! ^ ^ 5 5 2200 aquare feel, clothes m ad e to o rd e r inexpensive- Red spiders, aphids, nightcrnwl. NICENICE 2 bedroom s p lu s tw o in P ‘PI brick combination. Fireplace, ap- buying or seHlng your 'farm•m West, West, 733-:iB24,73: ______. i; EXPERIENCED mechanic. Must be ors and nn dandelions. Ccm Spray- basemtbasement, 2 car garage. Oth, lous luxury lio m e east of tow n. °,y„„ Ilh? property. CaH Hamlett Really, roMniMA- 3 buths; 3 fireplaces; huge bed- pliances, 5 ‘nh new carpet, 2 baths, y' COMBINATION Buslmii and A part. ‘ completeW = o ™ y famlUur with transmis-; Ing jnR Scrvlco,Scr 733-4206.______AvenuiAvenuo EasL ^ doublo garage. Immedlnto posses- 733-407iV33407I), E v e n in g ., 733.0320,. ___ mcnis a c ro s s from Sears. Good in- - alon, engines,' nnd a ll phases of Trr-DPMr rooms; family room nnd den. VVHEEL chair,, exercising equip- au,"'„Suvo . D EPEN D A B LE ' Imndyman. Oddi 50xl25‘ 60xl25‘ COMMERCIAL lo c a tio nI p Fully X air condiiionod; double slon. — $ l t o , A ce R e a l t y ,,733.5217, '30 80 ACRE ACRES souihoasi of Jerome.0 ,j]y Only come In^in v e s tm e n t. Terms or t r a d e . ^ - automoUve repair. General Motors‘ jobs,“W ll washing and yardwork. atat 238 238 Bluo Lakes. Commercial One Contact c a r e t a k e r — 428 Main A v e ­ meat, crulchea, walkers for rent” dual dealership salary and com. ” ‘ garnse. Spacious and beautiful. "MLS" "ML.S' SEE us for action! Cdmplete[)lete 8 'AW mlmiles f r o m ' Tw in F alls. One Contact i or lale. Klngsburv’s Pharmacy, mission c( Phone evenings. 733-2304 or 733- bulldlnbuilding plus 2 bedroom home, * ' realrenl estoto service. Homes, farms.rms, 2 2 bedr' bedroom m o d e rn ho m e, 3rdil inIn nue Nort North. ;■ mission consumate wllh nbllliy.• i,AK 1105. ______J15.200$15,200. iMMi 117 Main E ast, 753-6374 or 735- SGood benef benefits. L eo R ice M otor Co.,, IMMEDIATE possession: Beau- ranches, rand commercial properties,ties, busemc busement. One 1 bedroom home.)me. TWO liicatinnsInait o n Blue Lakes N o c th . 9H4.______Gooding._ Gooding. F Phone 034-4438.______IRONINCIRONING dono In my'homo. Refer- ^ . tiful A lturas D riv e . 3 nice bed- loans, loan« and rentals. Lynwood Real.leal- Good Good I barn n n d c o rra l. Will con.cnn. Suitable fo r o ffices store or s h o p . BARNES REALTY nilrooms; extra bath; family room:j ty, ty, GIOG Blue Lakes North. 733-0211.0211. aider aider : 3 bedroom home In Jer- Ample Ample i p a r k in g . 733-8827 o r 733- " OVERSEAS-Jobs — Australia, Eur- ences. $1 p e r b our. L528 3rd Ave* d I\ ’ F!lil,®Me“ '.'’ H M '!lh '^ Iu b . 'steam ° o p " S m t h ■ nue Enst. 733-1047. (l/’eplace(jrtiii and pntlo. FenceaI REDUCED REDU $1,000. N e w price $8900. ome. P Price:, $35,000. Terms. Stock-ock- lOSll- lOflf). ______“ ope. South America, Far East, ctc. — 1 yard and garage. Owner en- 3 b 5 man's Renlty, 600 South Lincoln, nnnn hn,t bathi, showers, exercise equip-„ onnninniOpenings ii In all trades and profes-: MATURE experienced high schoolI Jp371037 BBlue Lake, No. 733-8227 nrd 3 bedroom. Full basemont, 2 * I®'” ' GOOD hnme a n d income ap artm en t.s I xious. $19,800, m a k e offer. _ xpom • t Jerom e. 324-4845. E v en in g s. Rod- J 'V ' ment Golfers summer sportsman? . sions. 5400 to $2,500 a month. FREE: girl wantsWi baby tending, house- Eorl B arnes 423-56S3 xloui. .xooma naw Indoopoutdoor. carpel. J®rotne nr business offices. Two main rlR hi '* information write National Em*. work,work. etc.( Phone >733-gJfi2.______Bill lllll ■ 733-1010 ■ Newly painted. $900 down. See at "CC. of ways. 733-74G4. ’ PRICEPRIC r e d u c e d ; on this S 131S n”a' 4th Avemfe E a s t. ® 733-307{73^30^9^’®' 733-6250, evenings.______ploymonlployment i(Foreign Division), 213I IRONING^IRONIN( quickly and neatly done.- —______------bedra — bedroom, 2 bath home. Close In, . ^ Vacation Property 58 tOR rent or sale: Sick room sup.>• N.E. 2nd AAvcnuo. Box 2235 A.M.F.,, $1$l per hour. 454 5th Avenue East. with pallo, carport, garage and';• A REAL , buy! Tw o b e d ro o m house,)use, 4 4 GOOD GOOD ICO a c r e co m b in atio n dairy V o calio n b - . M iam i. ? large kitchen, living room, finish-nish- and an d ro' row crop fa rm s . O ne includesudes — •' ------I I ptiMi W h e e l ^ ^ t r i L oQn»»nodai , M i a m i. Pie — vuVil, ■$iC,0 0 0 'AMiU>-Hnnces._iy jHlan 4 . h y u h ^ ^ ‘■S -2ei5,’ ‘"'"s"sUcs, Seo o u r plans for y o u r cav1a^030r...... ^ wanted_ WANTED:: t Two mechanics, automu-‘ per h our. P hone 733-7364. ■ ' ienmbenullful if 4*level brick and frnmo5 trees.trees, Douole g a r a g e with w ork- Double Doiir garage, Secludcd yard. Ace complete re c re a tio n home f o r SEWING Machine repairs, rents,I, tic transmtransmission, experlencu pref- home offers over 2,600 s q u a r e» shop:shop; Lennox oH furnace. Fastt Realty. Renli 733-5217.______"MLS" "M LS" CATTLE ( ranch 500 deeded,uea, only5 nly'’s'l' $12,000.2^ Excellent financing and inles. Singer Sewing Center,r* erable. ModernMo 32 year Ford deni- I T ’S “ F U N &feel nf finished floor .spacc. plusI possession. possii J u s t $14,000, ‘•M “ MLS" LS" MANY G I’s h a v e let us help 300 aciacres irriented. Range rights available. available 420 Main North, 733-3344. erahln.e rs h ip . DencriisRnnr an d bo n u s. Man- , . . basement, Dasem« 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, them with th e ir p a p e rw o rk ondand odjacer adjacent to ranch for 196 head, piicc u lo use want Ads. - family room w ith roci< f lre p lo c e ,I A REAL RI MONEY MAKER: on hiS erve Owner reilring^^ P ric e $116,000 with RUSS HORN REAL ESTATE ' p r iv a t e D E T ECT!VEj Skip trac- s^r^nc.,ser. Inc., Poyetie, Iduho. Colleci ^ I home selection. May wo serve uwner r ------PHeNfrW 3-093I------I Mciuntulu D im ..* n eelly , TeS- wosher, new drapes, double car-. .--home^home plus 2 separate apartments eroTlurLakes Blvd7 N?. f ^^t!y*c^ldS^^a?.^°Ca^l ‘^^;S41.b UPHOLSTEHUPHOLSTERER. Custom furnltul-e "Z—;----- porl, large beauilfully-landscTfp- plus ciiolcei corner lot (vacant). . - r r H arley M ath ers, 733-8473; Lee Ma-Mal CABINS custom-builtc on your lot.' ■ kpENCER-Splrella re g is te re d figuree m a n only.only, P erm an e n t. Top pay.; Businoss b u s in o s Opportunltioi 30 cd fcnced y a rd , plus m a n y o t h e r Total Toial Income. 51G5 p er m ontn. B Y OWNER; ^ 2 b e d ro o m home wllh th ers, 423-5942. , CompjetcCompleted c a b i n , 18’ by 24‘ c lo s e d large utility and attached garage. ; coniultant; Lysle G a rd n e r , 301 7thh C all MnrlcMnrlowe F u rn ltu ro Decora------...... •' ■ features, feature. $26,995. E x c e lle n t-fln a n * Owner, Ownei leaving to w n . Don’t m iss - - r In nnd liv a b le (windows nnd d o o r s to rs collect. Phono 442-9502, Hei- Basement, sprinkler system nndn'ljj CASTLEiCASTLEFORD area. 70 acres. ia and ro o f o n ). Included fo u n - Avenue N orth, 733-7001.______to rs collec ■clng available. " ------, -( thUthis (one. Just* $14,000. 733- Priced to sell at Farm and Home , cnn, Montana. R O U T E Phono 733-3150 corncr lot. A re a l b u y , {9800. 733- P riced dation. 6.-CW ' is building 1 m i le LOSE WEIGHT safely w ith Dex^A^ , 529.’)529.^ or 733-1237. appralsappraisal. Having modern home, West of S m ile y Creek Store n o w . DIW Tablets. Only 08c at Penny-f. COMMISSION COMMISSIOI sales agents required A ~ 7;r ample outbuHdings, full w aterr„;!I ,,, o f cabin, labor a n d w ill DruB. tto o sell (nrnfarm machinery repair kits . A V A I L A B L E ------“ MAGIC VALLEY REALTY "M " m L l S s ";' FOR A C T IO N list with" J right. A real producer. West End 1 ^ , ^ . f to local farms. Must have car. Call Man or LARGE 3 bedroom, fireplace. . Georoe Haney’a Twin Fnlls Realty materials — $2900. Sid H e in - SlMoia ADULTS - Call 733-l)3<5. Man or woman needed to servica Gordon L. Crockett, Broker ' fl'y Realty, 1012 \Vest Main. Phono shohn. “j Box 07, Hulley. P h o n o j| 062-6064, area code 313, collect. - established esinhlls accounts for expand- Joiop.$8100. . • 733-5580 and Insurance and start packing.nr5‘ 543-4#, lAh Buhl. Ken Palterson, Recordeil meH»n. - 24 hour, a ar Twin Falls Really and Insurance, nrnUor “">■ 78mi8.______day,. ,. O N E good mmnn to e ith e r bu y or ren t Ing Ing Nnllonal Nni Company distribut- c u id b Evei^ngs; 733-6531; 733-5830. ^ 3 3 .3" ' - Broker. . ___ , SHARP 2 bedroom brick. R o o m ___ _ ,.733-3(162.______■ “ roKcr. 41 ACRES c h o ic o sub-dlvlslon l a n d [7 one truck and work with mc. Or I Ingng products p f^rom Generol oHAKh 291 ACRES row cron land. 130 of „ k,~A '"" a l m a HARDIN - chiropractor. 157 o*]®. Jruck for expansion In full b a s e m e n t. <«j^j ■ .TWO bedrooms, fuHv carpetefr.-Take ’ nl McCall. Idaho. Frontage on , will consider wages. 487-2445, Rich- Foods, Foods, N ostle's, Nabisco', Kraft. rlil'' "MLS” wblfh are IrrlCHted. Morv can be North Washington. Twin Falls.* field. • elc. elc. GROWTHnp POTENTIAL UN* over payments. $.500 equity or nny- Hrfitinn ot- Payette L a k e s . Big Payette L a k e Phone 733-474U ■ dew loped. A d d lllb n a r su rfa c e wa-r'**' andnnil Llltlei iiti PayetlC;Lake. 2 roads, r EXPERIENCED irrigator want^ LIMITED. LIMITF No ettperlencmiCTrcS?^ -nT,,,.,, thing of value. 733-9498 days. 733- ter for already ' if available. Lovely. 3 MnnHnu, DULLER Brush — QuaUty-Products. sary. NO SELLING nnd NOT BRK K 3 b e d r o o m , 7 b e d r o o m s . DISTRESSD1 ST1 SALEl mwst sell this Offl.fter047? 5:00, ^Ydroon 7 , Mondow and timber land. Ideal for -p h e n S jJ M W J . 733.6181 5U.5373,■i' Tom Hohnhorst, 2 'miles enst, I bath and playroom in basem ent, nttrncilventirnc 3 bedroom home im- n>Tn'T _ bedroom brick home with full fin- church or y o u t h cnmp. P riced a t ’ irnno ftoulh ol H azelto n irP h o n e 820- VENDlNr, | Requires honest & re- ONE of the sharpest, cleanest 2 bed- Ished b: asem en t. P ric e : $73,000. m ooo \ llnlllo' individual wtlo'Jup^tca 40-. . t»i7.tula..' ------'------mmedtiitffly, cdiu Lnri^ living room, rnnm MO- $05,000 w ith 25% down. I v e r s o n ______' — , . G187. ^ Euaua furnacof anil douuie gnruue:------rpnm_horncs In tow n. rmo.SQQ. Call Cnll TArms,-JtarlfyTArms^ Mniintnin -Rr-nlty, -^lleiiUy, w rJ-j Q.vt-It53-1. UUliuillK, ‘ ------above avernRO Income %i has ; f o r appnlniment. 733-65G0. — ___ 7^3-140(1. 7^3-1400 EvenlnRS, 733-3102. ' " * TRUCK drivers for corn chopping. S:;R2.') in S.wriO cash for reiurnnhlu S P l.IT‘•'y -I.ev el, 4 b e d ro o m . 2 b n l h . l.lMC(Isted fo r $D.900 — but maT 2-bL'droom 'c a b i n situati'd 18 m ile s 30 or n-Vdhy ru n . 32B->72C. Filer.; Info..fJffS _ 1 writQ AREA DIRl’ld 'O R . schools scMonis and shocplng. $2.'>,900. JU.ST listed th is Involy 3- bod- o o r r soiling. s P hono B la y o Realty,Ilty, dwetllngdwetllnj with oil funinre, nm- ^,,^1, COMPLETE Beauty service by ad- ^ 0 < ^ 733-70G4. chine sl [’'“• Ni)rih of KiMc-huni. Aiir,Ktlve flro - _____vanced jtu d M ts a t re d u c e d prices.s. T*TAXI A X I driverdrlv^ wanted. Over 25. niusit _ Dnx o-i01,1 jn carc of Thrn-s-Nowi j;ri room brick lu)iiic noiir hlRh 733-7( ____ chine shed, giirape. biirn, excellent jiiiicc’^ihicc; nm n s tlv furniihod, .S ctm iilt PeiThanentfl 13. e a 'li t y ArtsIs “~T{now TtnowniyT city. Apply in 'p e rso n , Y e lWi "PL'FASTT^"PT.TAJ 'Includo resume nnd' FELDTMAN REALTORS sctnB ctinnt, r.uvnrmini'Tarpeiiirfr; ■ $I,.';00 JT'.'f>oTm t;------5 ^ scnMThnd'ihApplrtg. 73J-I34U, ------trrrns.-*terms.-enihor-suuM ulin M. ^urKuiT^ PSnrKeal Prf?Eslat^'Wanted 62 ■ ■ _ EXPERlEN(EXPERIENCED aervlce .alallon al­ ______AssmAssumn low In te re s t GT lo an ., ------B u hBuhl,.64a-1372-or'T>:S3-5G17, l;'6^ HAIRCUTTING, hair styling, tint-ll- tendnnt d ond m echjinlc. Wi^hb’s ______, ------■ ------— aiullull-p;:ico- ll- Is $16.300,------Q u f t ------liriH*ennanenti-from ^5-Anistnrlc "“Cliswoim -~ c figw fliT3^i/ s hosinm ii'.-5 r r w i? rr ~ ------O ut“of="Town-HonTei------“S'!'5 1 ' •GOOTJ"NOi‘th'ifra^Or"Acres-x io o tj"nj —"15 min-nTiT ~ ^ APARTfvlENT.APAI close-ln. Good In------_ ------— utes drdrive from Twin Falls, Full Beauty Salon. 135 M a in W est 7 7 ~ — -7 — r WANTED ^ ^ ^ W E A R E come and n ev e r a vacancy. An' wwater a te r rright— easy to water —new _ Phon# 733*164l. E v e n in g appoint.It* HHelp— e l p — MMale a and Femalo 20 _ . *■ BY OWNER excellentcxcell Investment for Just _ ^ ______Dealer!Dealers wanted for Sno-Jet Sno- fences — good buildings and cor- EM E M B A R R A S S E D ! menti, . .. $20,000.$20,00 Call to d a y . 'FANTASTIC mobile. For Informatlpn write or nc-nf rals — all in hay and pastureU t— OUR llsil listings of acreages, homei, kUBY HEWLETT Veness beauty PKRSOf DELUXE 2 bedroom brick wilh [S’ PERSONNEX SERVICE call: Northwest Industries, P.O. COMMERCIAL’ f“''call for further Information, ^24- 324- etc.dc arearc s e l l l r ^ like crazy. W e •alon, 444W 3rd A v o n u e North. Box 1303. Sheridan, Wyoming. fireplace plus den or office. Util-■ H A M L E T T 5138 or 733-5336 o r 733-4546. ___ can't can't be begin t o supply the d e- Phone 733.&430. E v e n in g by ap.I.; OOF F MMAGIC i VALLEY A rea ' Code 307. 674-42G4. '• “Ity JJjJ room with lots of bullt-ins. FRONTAGE polntment!.______£ y j ; R E A L T Y “ M LS" 840 A C R E S Irrig a te d . 2 good;ood mand. mand. I Do y o u want to sell EVELYN WILSON All on main floor. Drupes,., car­ se is of Im prov^amenis. P ric e $200,-:00,- yours? yours? C Cnll u a quicklyl Wo n ee d petlng,peting, mirrors, stove refrlcer- iD ave H a m le tt, Broker TWO ‘TWO CORNER loti'. 7 room X 228 Shoshone Stieet Ensi 733*5562 ______modern, older home on Highwayjy P,°®-000, Down payment and termss to ll-MlngslUtlngs rigi h t nowl C. Looney, Boby Slllert— Child Coro 16 » 8 Sho,hn: - ator. washer and dryer Includ- 205 2nd2r St. E, 73 3-4070 (anytim e) ,L fit your finance. Lynwood Reulty,ilty. Realtor. Realtor. 733-4081, \ ? . ^ . MONTG(MONTGOMERY-WARD Ij leeklne a ed • Fcnced ■ i n - b n c ic - - y a r d . At-\t- Ann HI offm nster 733-2810, 93; 1 ‘ Ijlook from d ow ntow n Hal- r TFEM A LE: mnn-wiman-wlfe team to operate sales tractlvi ley . By owner. C all 788-4176 oQ- r 610®‘?, Bluo L nkes B lvd. N orth. 733- ______• tractlvely landscaped. Call JcssIS S C. Hi Harley W IHIam i 733-0320 icy -. 9211. Harley M a th e rs . 733-8473; WANTED ' ^•if'Nur^eryfpre-klndergarteii.'kln-n- (1) ExperiencedExpcrl Socretary-book- ngcncy In Twin Falls. Tho agent Lowman Lowmt nt 733-8340 or 733-5071. — ------' — L — 788-4175. 788-4 ^^3; WANTED to V r a d e as down p a y m e n t will be responsible for ren t on inn> n ______L ee MaMaihers, 423-5942.______on aci ^ygarten^^^M 7th Avenue North.h. ba ' 1005 Dorian Drive. “M“ M L S ” ------___ on <0 acres, m y 3 bedroom h o m e . ■ _prn.y sit even- J i 8 h‘ ugent und furnishes basic know­ bullt-lnbullt-l oven, ra n g e , dishw asher- _ and 2 soli. Large level fields,lids, "fler nfter 5 5 p p.m.______« Experienced secretary with good . covercovered natlo, full finished base- FO F ' z c »Kirr/'in"“skills in shorthand, typing, and lodgoledge required. Agenl must be FOR SALE BY OWNER,R No rod rocks. 3 b e d ro o m h om e, $40,- WANTED W A N T E directly Irom owner, r dictaphone. N eat appcarnncfl Buics-riiBalcs-mlnded, experienced mer- M mont, 3 hatha and attached gar­ 800. GtGood to rm s . L & N Real southsldo ; NEW TRI-LEVEL age. N ortheasl. $21,900, _ teui southsldo f a r m . Twin water, 160 Wa n t e d pan time baby altler in5* essonaal.eMowlau' (Z) llve-ln houacUecp- chandlscr and have a satisfactory , 2 BEDROOM house; plus extrara '^stnle E stn le Co., J e r o rn o . 324-4800. •' acrcs acrcs mo more o r le ss. Reply Dox 0 * 8 . my home for one year old child, Good credU rating. If Interesied, submiti npir« ■ 2 d’eDEDROOM-fully corpeted wllh ? k c r . Good Wages nnd working : P rice, $IB,500; down p a y m e n t,. funfull ffinished basement, 3rd bed-‘ In basemeni, large cat^eled llv-V- BY OWNER:OWh 80 a c re fa rm . Ex- Times-Ne Times-News.______733-t3 T 7 'm------■—b BYy o OWNER:w n : T o p 80 a c re row cropTop Utilities Utilities fu r n is h e d . Weekly o r *— ------((1)1 ) Liva-IiLiva-ln couple, see No. 5 . S P A C I O U S M L S fa rm NN.W. of J e r o m e . H eav y som l, monthly. monthly. 733-7394, 1711 K im b erly ' —ry ------J 1 ■ ' ------—undcc-fcmundcc-fcm nlo^i)—Naat—nppcaii—- J.'MLS!^'•Aun ■;MA1-T. nm ln...'' Fl. ______: ------N E \ r f i o w E ------^JIOUSE-HUNTIN&?-'------— ------—:______------f uM l l L wnt ffn tc r r i g h p h r o u c h tw o hcf\dr?adr Roml.Rond. . . * ■ ; Central i"?,In n w young mnn. nge 21.40, for th e r onoor husband and wife set-up. 800 fACRES first class row.crop)P Jfa^es, gates, janflvHh 2 bedroolrnilJmCT TuTiTTT _ ,,, full time work. Good Job fnr Trnde for grocery-apartment com- y/nh 3 SMALL-bachelor.-aparimcnt, all u tll- • With 3 bedrooms, 2 bqths, full XAKETAKE A SHOT AT THIS ONEIDl lilnd. i^ind. Rock free soil, large level01 ' Terms- T e rm s-to -q u a iifio d '-b u y e r.—Donald ^,i;.Thies »,,pfurnished." $45 per month. ( ------C.S,IrvSUii!ent.—(,3) P erso n ab le, binniloiblnnilon or purchase variety store• basement,basemc doublo carport, car- ^ fields, fields frost free, long growing>8 Taylor,T aylor, 423-5289. K im b erly . [i “ - '-Intelligence ------Sneat, ; ^ nmblilous men needed for with goodgi living quarters In rear, peted 1 rrrri. cigflnest nparLmenLlfl-tnivn. P h o n n ------peted throughout, built-in range ------seasonr-^a-mlles—cem ent—ditch—b— 80 “ACRE-ACRE"sr^'atrTiowfr"paym¥rit7“ent, ^33-.'S2IC 733..')2i^ a f te r 5 p.m.______inquiries. Terms nvullablo. Globe Realty,' _and_oven; nnd nv has natlo. Price S17.- JO roonfs — 111*9 too big ?or us - - A g e n c y Taxcs.pMwnter RbOWt .fU.SO.pcrcr excellcnt-lticaUon.-prDducUvoexcellcn soli, 1032 Artdl5on-En5tr'?33^2Q23;- . ~ 2 200| 0 0 | d.down payineni, $7bo: pay-;------“—“kids—off-tn college. 4 bed- acre acre per year. modem S THREE largo T o o m s and bttih o t 2 7 7 OPENINGS FOn rooms, fireplace, pntlo, family m odem home. W ill co n ald cr trade w,.,,V.T,! m ents J104.10 Interest a n d p r ln - ™ ‘ for 40 acres. Price $40,000. Rocky West Addison, J, ’Everything fu rn ls h - Urgently Needs " QUALIFIED ouTi PEOPLE FORF O R LE LEASE; profltablo going ser* room, carpett throughout, drapes 4 noo '■'J' ed but e le c tric ity . Inquire 285 W e s t No reglslratlon fee chnrgcd vlcovice istaiion, Kimberly, Idaho. cipal. Sirn ‘ Phone 733.2891, d a y s ; 733- 4 .0 0 0 ACREi BrIVQta deeded5d M{.iSuiiai ountain R e a lty . 733-1406. Even- i 8460, evenings and S u n d ay s. throughout. Shown by appoint- range rantu land, Shoshono baslo, 73 A d d iso n ,______S T E N O S ' ______Slrlclly ?1?I^ co n fU le n tla l______Owner retiring. Cnn show figures « _ ment after 5:00 p.m. weekdays ings, 733-3102.______r i y T nasi 15 years. Excellent credit 120 ACRES.soythvc^ Row crop— TWO room, a p a rtm e n t d o w n stn lrs. ift —-all day Saturday and Sundaya*. . —- 120 ACRl ,‘t wilh privato-tentranco ontl 3 room ------.and ■ CLERKCLERKToiTGIFT'SHOP ?un‘lcard b backing. Call 423.523li7Klm‘5 TW TWO*G aO .I. BARGAINS— $ 1 1 ,5 0 0 .. 117,500. g nnd catlle. G ^ modern 3 bed- nifriE berly, or 733-3541.______Brick 3 bedrooms each. Re- ' BARNES REALTY r“o"om“lroom home. $55,000. $10,000 down.wn Znpartmenl u p s t a i r s See. 210 6 t h T Y P I S T S MAINTENANCEm a i k i MAN _ £ e !Vl, 5^3; Avenue E a s t,______possessions, repaired, repainted.______Phone 733-5852______1037 Lakea No. 733-B22727_ Snako'Snako-River Realty, Buhl. 543------— ------CHAI^GE------CHA1^GErGIRtS-(Qr-Mcn)—- - -T&t e l LU l -ai A uU )-pam -un d..InhnsnnaV?cld.------IIIVELY a p a r tm e n t, prnnnd flnf^c.______ng Shop. Will Belt ono o f both. — llO lliintl-R ctlH tistm u, 73 3 .1D80;------'""C IA hu ,. Only i $36,000 with $13,000 down. .Aiilmments tr# In Waahlnfton, Jaclipot phono phoiio' 733-8090.______pliancepliances included, paUo, attached1 FOR SALE Jeromo^RenityJeromo* and Insurance, 324-324- UNUSUAL UNysUAL a p a r t m e n t for 1 w o rk in g adult. Outside entronce, carnort. ' D.C., nnd ovencu. Speclil op. Vocation, Vacation, hospital Insuranco, garage, on Inrgc lot, fcnced bnqk p FOR HONEST 4388.______MrtunWe* for Spftniah tnd good oood pny, pny, clc. OLD LSliSTADLISIIED nrala broker- 55 BY BUILDER ^ all uiimiea. 124 Polk. I^hono 733- uge and transporiatlon. Includes! yard.J,,,,;,, Quality construction -you 250 HEAD catlle ranch. Lota of ' r«neb spesklnj tUnos. Apply Apply In In Person: GUY K E E P “ 8®;^;” ! must sec to appreciate. 532 Pierce.;e. ALL :ELECTRIC Gold Medallion DEPENDABLE out range, good winter climate,ttte, —5155: ° ______------______giltriea r»ngi from $4,2«9 to ------trucks and nil ..equipm ent.. Owner B 4{'“*Vn y appointm ent only: 733-0808. home, • selllnK because of health und age. - “H* _ home. Country - living, lower ■REAL ”KE ESTATE SERVICE; 2 homes,hom t Priced to eell. Manyany ADEQUATI ADEQUATE r o o m , bath, ih o w e r, IB,897 iBnuillr, depending oo B BE E our our RoniRoni Silk D istrib u to r in your sellInK Iho- privnte e n t r a n c e . Qunllly, M a in ­ a r e a . Phone 733-2fi.‘)D.______JJ. . S. CiCraven, Paul, Idnho. 43B-4G13.’ IMMACULATEIMMACU ■ G o ld Meilalllon, tnxes-nnd water rates. Located m ore. R ow e-H latt A gency, Sho- private t tiperienee. O r A d v ic e C a n Thgli^e,shone, 8 680-2115, ______tenanw. tenance. L o c a tio n . Adujts. 22? 7 t h i brick, carpeted, three bodrooms."■ 'In ‘ Carriage p Estates, lU miles ------U;8 rGltlt«nhlp-T«julm!. Muit*bt—- ANSWEti-ctANSWER-i:aH»-f«t—fieo-rent. Call' m “MLS” m i c .. *SAtli-OR Leastrrgrain and— ' on Enst Addison. 3_hfijlrQQina, 255 Avenue N o rth . _____ 1 full Uaacmcm, nuached garaae. ii 733-4081 . _ _ 200 HEAD cow r a n c h In L ittle Wood xinmmled. Eit*n»lvi mnlieal 733.\\fl5 733*\\fl5 orO! 733-2304.______bean elevator and storage at ij/tr 1) 3 baths, paneled family room : 8 j«% loan. $18,200.. In clu d es fire - ^ P“' RRiver iv er VlValley. One of the best. Less,ess FURNlbHE FURNISHED 3 ro o m duplex, 424 4 t h bifkjround icretnlnB. TyplaU, C --»t U/«. Richfield. Complele wllh scales — ond entry. Every room car-______r* I ? th an $400 p er co w u n ll. Hnntlyntly Avenue Avenue I E a s t. $75 per month. W a - 40 w.p.m. 8 t*noi, •horthand. flO Farm Farm Work Wof Wanted 23 place equipment, drapes and re- “ ',<.,1 C. LOONEY, REALTOR U'-r, u and office. John Robertson. 733- P,Kfrigeralor ri In downstairs bar. Pick.t Kpoled '' Including baths. Call 733-______^ R eally, Jero m e . Id ah o . 324-4330,339, _ teter r paid. paid. 733-8163.______------: — 1070, ll w.p.m. 107G, Irrig ated Lands Co.______uup p 5ror campor trailer accepted on?n _ ' ______- ^ eveningievenings, 324-.'S450. __ NICE apartment opari a t Juit-A-Moro-Inn. ' Call Mary Jo« Cihlll, Departm ent CUSTOM c u s T o : COM BINING- sSUN u n vaiVALLEY Motel by owner. Live equity.equity. 733.Q09I. ' ' ' »■ " 80 ACRE farm , n o rlh a ld e , good im*Jm. Eltlcrry Elderly | p e r s o n a only, phone 733- aU goodllOOll llfo in A m e rlc a 'i-fin e st t«n «ni provementa, good land, lays good.lod. 0244. ef Employment. 788-4B80. for »!>• $ 1 1 0 0 Equity in small one bedroomm ■-BEAUTIFUL- — I HAZELTON vncallon lu n d . W rlle Motel, Box * T.c $35,000. Term a. H a c k n e y Agency,icy, LADY’S, ai:single. l.ig h t houiekeeplng. polntment wllh r* e n ilte r on Also Sw athing M. Keichum, Idaho for full infor- furnished house In J e r o m e o n 2 3'3 ' bedrooms,bci 2V4 baths, largo 87.8 87.8•: fertile ati-enocated south lo ts. Has fru it trees, g ra p e s , d iffe r-r- llvltiBiivltiR r o o m , fom lly ea tin g o o f f town. lo Completely r o c k free.2 733-4559. —______■ __ private private bibath - entrnncei, Dulll.lna, GGrain, rain , poipens, beans nnd smnll mation. ^______y 420 ACHES on S liv e r C ree k . Well/cll «°n soft wale water. S43 2nd Awnuo E a a t. seeds, 8 machines. Also trucks. ^ Icnt T m kinds of bfrrrles, garden spot.t. room,room. finished buaement with The The beat land money can buy, 420 ACRI FOR LEASE; Station in good viil- Trado farm mncWnory, truck or'r extracxlrn bedrovm nnd uilUty room, for for lessit ilian $B25 per acre. Collill’ . « imimprove proved. E x c e lle n t soli. F re e Ir.It. t TWO w o nnd nnd th re o r o o m i , uilH ties. CALL “n BILL r RAYL. 735-7152 rigation wnler. Harold’s Agency,icy. adulu, nonc p e t s , ground /loor. 1530 , Employer______C55-420D- or C5.M20Q or LOUIS ENGEL*. umo location ° In Twih Fnfisi Major llvestoclivestock. John Cute, Route No. 3, falloutfnlluul shelter ond den, beauU- immediately,' imme . rigation producis. R. J, Holmes, 733-0172 R Ruperl. uperl. 532-4101.______;______fuliv I 733-5532733.5532 or 733-7487.______Kimberly Kimberly R o a d . ' BRECHT, 733-2038. S r ev _ fully landscaped, close. ( 0 achool ' o r evenlnga, 733-3800. HHAPPY A P P Y rnewly decorated homo needd andnnij »liliopplng center. Prlccd at HANDY I REALTY ■ 120i 20 ACRES.a c r e Twin F n lls tr a c t. High*^ ONE bedroombcdrc upatalri apartment. ■ - J B'S-BIG BOY — now -ow nor.-2-to-3.bedroom s, l a r g e . ./'lU-A. 4 0 1 r ______L ■■ ■■ -l)KK-lt^-plQ 3?.-^,ClP#tf-to-Lynwod. —now-ow [e ...J'il-A .fipprnlsnL ?22,.125, . .- - - 401 •«South-Lincoln------— J e r o m e - .^wny.JronlnBn. 7. yenr. oifi_bc|ck:(ck _AILiilllillca.-furnlahed.IM_All,ulllllli .-450 2 n d . — doublo garag] o - carport. Individual lolot. t, closcloso to school. Attached bulid*J- GiG82 GRANT AVENUE . , 324-433Q3 2 4 .4 3 ------1-veninB *, 324.5455;S hom e. Aco R e a lty . 733-S217.______Avenue___ Avenue h N o rth . .P h o n a 733-2940. ----.FAMIDY-RESTAURANT ------^------hear, nir xondltlonor.'*'OwnBr,~733i -inR ~inR cmciin"bo“*uBcd-fprTecrcnilon; 1, . CornerCorn o f •Taylor nnd G ran t J------1 ------—- "M LS’^ 8180 A C R E S. W ill tra d o for tWi^O o room opartment, Aii utilities 50U4. " • office 0or bedroom. Call 733-3B77 orT 733-4888 487 487 ACRES, / all p a s t u r e , Silverir homobom o In town or good nnper. Thorhe furnlihed. 320 S th Avenue N o r th . Heed, neat, i.peraonablo youni *■ F O R SALE: M ax Bnr. Wrllo 5839 . 733-9104 evenings.______li ■ ' ' • ■ Creek C reek rum through. Pair home.5. LandL and 01 Office o f Id a h o . 733-0716. -phoiiD-phoilD 73733-2940. ______womtn 18 ■ to 30 fo r h o itcii West Glendale Avonuo. Glendale, UDY Y «. OWIOWNER: Stalely 4 bedroom $50,000. .----- ^------CLEAN, nicely furnished 3 ro o m s , caihltn aln waitresses No GRAIN GRAIh COMBINING Aru™»A rlionn, Phono ■ 602.0370-B32, Long brick b ric k hhome In Twin. Largo fully” ■ COUNTRYCv LIVING CHOICE S Improved^B^.^.WO,ooo® ,R8i 1 E,|,E sta te F o r T n d o 553 3 ^ bnih!^licn bath, llcnt, w ater. No pQti. 301 Sth prevloui' experience ncccssary. teterm rm Iclense. carpolecarpoled rooms, 2 baiha, fireplace, ______;------— Avenue Avcnuo Enst.E ______;______• Appllcmlilni occepwd Mondayi. j,, j, centrally located. 543.4032, D u h l. “* 1 A c r e New 610 Mnssoy Machine. Also BYBY~0\^NER: OWN Incomo properly, four R E A L T O R S EXCHANGE what you havo for what KITCHENETTE. tfi W-ui.-MP $35, Ulllltlci p a id , ' . >4 p.m. Lynw ood S h o p p in g Cen- . trucks ,ru c lii nvnllablc.nv Run Cluur, - apurlimaparlinenls, good location. Reduc- TWO rWO 111IIEDUOOM home, flnlslicil , ^ Large 4 bedrooms, 2 bathi, oil 873 873 FilerF Ave. 733-1088 J x ^ ^ h S nij' Ground flo o r. 659 2nd A venuo l«r. 67S.C850, 07a-t8M, evenings,o\ lju rlo y . cdetl to ssell. U asy term s. 733-2533. bnsemobasement, gns furnaco, lifetime IS e^x“c“hSV,''75S!‘l'ia^T v^,lr„8?a Norlh. S 733-84013 o r 733-227S. . , cnrpeted, extra lorge living room ------______' 3102, 733 - CANDY rmnchino route, 30 one- nnd tnnSlli’il,*fonchiR; $13,050. 230 T a y lo r S tr e e t, 733-0538. * • -I with rock j fireplace, dining nren <(n/Ti — — l R^EAL i r a nice nnd clenn axM trailer. fivo cent machines on location. ,. _ with largo china closci, bullt-ln ‘ m iVll s ’' — — -benullful lot.- A d u lta only. G ra c e - JO E D U I R Lot. and Acreage 54 DEMONSTRATOR ' rnsi.! ,423-5407. • - ______SOUTH IPARK. 2 bedroom h o u a o0 appllniiccsnppHtii In lo v e ly klichcn, For I'o FARMS Il'i BARNES W'* Onc mmi'Auto C o u r ts . 733-IIBtl. CUSTOM FARMING FOH SALE: Cnfo ond LIqlior Diir. nhia small rental home. Larso lot.t. Inrsfilargfi play room. O n ly $20,500. r> M Needs denning. Prlccd right for BARNES REALTY ------:------I2H12H BLUE IL a k e s . 1 bedroom, w a te r H a y iwflthlnH nnd baling. Unck* Fully F u lly equipped. e Russ Pike, Cov* ^ r Phono 733-1104 nnd innltntlon rurnlshed, $35. 733- h o e wovk. I’hono 324.4459. Jer* c rc u Wi cn ah . 133-CCR3. ______• ______1037 1037 Blue 11 Lnkoi Dlvd. N.733 -B227 OTT'" crcd Wngon, Irwin, Idaho. _Sii2iLl ,..4;i25.alter B;0 0 . - ‘ STANLEY HOM E PR O D U C TS omo. o m e. , , r-T>■ ------, .------JT 101 IM - POLK..p o l: 2 bedroonis,' cnrpeted, “'77*77 - H a rl llnrnei 423-5030 OUTSTANDING ^ U . 1 “MLS” H nm‘i ill lllll ______733-imq ■ jrn KITCIIENETTli. 1 o r 2 beds. Linens- Box 382 ______Buhl . . —------^ ' ------MMusicu j Ic ILossoni 4Q drniK'i,drn|K;i, flrcnlnce, basement, un- IVlL ^ ■ JEROME 4 ACRES ‘‘ffilSi; ra u o , Bns furnaco. now outsidee fli)flO ' ACiACilEsT nil good henvy loam utllltiei furnished. Air condllloned. ijARN lhat extra money slnmlnRi C( U S T O M IiNSTAHrn ST a NT MU.SIC.~A~tune nt your pSfift, I ^ Weekly rnle. E c h o Molel, .. pahit. 5ii% FHA. Tl aolL. Fields Iny exceptionnily woll(ell wmWITH iLOVKLY L 3 bedroom beautiful cosmetics ai odverllicd rnnf v e ry fIrJl Irsson with thn rovo- TTv ^ '/niivi In leoiling m ng aiin es a n d on T.V,i; CORNu u i u CHOPPING ; - .™'y '1 llV ^ W W m } fUL_Jllllir!!(lJ}Ul!_,UCCU..u _____ JUST LISTED _ I wijjiw ith JE_ro^)low^1 |o r _JiDniD*,p_JiDniDirimtlQ*nnU_:gatflie^_Ki)rili._i-_ AparlmonAparlm onl$r^^nfurnlihod-7-l ------—lutlonary—l’olnlvr-t;hord-i»yitflm, rlghls wlui one^ieudgaw. Easy eaat lo( -•-by-Avon^Goot^eQrnlnR 8 ^^fleM'fnrr -w—wiii-rnck.- iii-rncn.-r.-r—iioiticm nii— I ’rivnlo loBflons pinno nnd orann. rpfirioy. I'V 'i bedroom home. Shaded11 4 IliaIlliUHOOM HOME with ipa- 'lullIl t»sy eaat location. V«ry altrncilva r,.,.,,v u i ' nccesi to Twin Falla and Jerome,«e. nltice,place, .] priced to aeU. Wendell\ Vwo bedroom duplex npnrlment. houiewlvea;'Call 733-7413 or write, son,.Sona. 310.«J«, 320-41 I'licr. .1J . 1111°lllll, 733-mioi>, 733-r)H.’io. y a r d‘’ ,'•,11 healed garage, .104 V n n 13u-I- clousclou, cariicled living room, na, Phyllli Mclnturf, Route 2, Kim------ro n . 733-2042 o r 733-4042..______furnitcfurnace, tloublo g nrn go and 3-bcdroum J-ocoi home, garage, b/trnnrn llenlty,Realty, 630-2274. Built-In n p p lln n c e s , flreplhce, g n - b P liN lN U S fo r aiano IciflonsV chll. i.... f. , huge lot. Also 1 b ed ro o m homo and corrnlsj all flrat claa^ ihapo.no. roBo, cnr|cnrpoled, lovely locntloii,' n o b» ly ______- - ! Hha AYT Y iu 1“ s t r a w d re n nnd nduU beginners. CaU SICLL i'L or Pent; Largo Gold Modal* . huge I P ric e $41,000; $000tV d o w n , w'ith i t h ------' " —— yuulytml wortwork. $1 2 S. Phone lauftn. lion home. After 0 p.m,, or week- »»nn reirear of lot. Tlnrgnlii prlccd jess * DADYSlrrUlV wanteil while mother ^iTmilliu now, 733-V043, Mra. W, C, Mnlborg - less for nil cnsh. Dryden Agency, ■1 7 TT '■ —llauiliii! mill Slncidiig— now, 7i: FILERr ACRE TRACT U/ ea n 4 rooms, private enlrnnco, t^;ichei achool. Phone 733.7697, , [jy]} J r . ______“ e n d s , 7.13-H.1QQ. ______' « DIIAUTiDIIAUrlPUL 4 bedroom brick homo, Jcromo. j'cron 321'B232. Ed Pottll, ialei< , \ lent, wnler, B unltnllon furnlshpd, . LAllllY MAtll’lN ■ J bedroom homft, furnace, |[,roi imr *" ______I'hono Ph 733-7471 I'lAI’lANO^IeMimB. N O ll Sherwoods Theory NliWLY remodeled B room homo.\ FlnlslnFinished ImRCniCDt, 2 nroplacea, 3 m man, a n . 324.5^4.______J '• Inrgo parking u re a . Twin F u llf. C ini wall furnace, B n sein en t. 2700 btdhs,bnths, double gnrngo nml .lovely "Mt «" T-r partlfllly flniahcd baaemenl. $.10, t .10 l»cy_Strnct. -Call 733.2U1.______Janlandicaned d ici Jut.-N ear-Church- and“ —n,om-—room-hume, • bnrn-nnd-mnchlnB ------‘ “ iM m rtnw iil (or couiilo. NB W limne In Twin M i s . o l d e r7 "Pl'ouljBchool, Im m edlnto poiacBBlnn, H nr-• Bhcd. . 1, 0 1 ! Only 1^0,BOO. Cnll C . Ilarloy nTin - 'n- fi. 1, 1 Cntiiiil, atoyo. rofrlflernior n n d MANURE HAULING Other InJnitructlon 46 honio'm n «I( Im'ntlim — pr red;e,I titlllilci"J,! fu(> r n is h e d , |D3, I’hone 733- • V rrnrin UlniHltf — lliihl IH3.

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Farm Implements 90Farm Im]Implements 9090 Farm Implements ' 9090Farm Farm Implements 90 FormFarm Implemonis . 90 FarirFarm litiplamsnli 90 Hay,Hoy, Groin orid Feed 94 Twin FFoils Times-Newi A-l I ----- BEATBEATER Cleanup Sale — Wcicon;on-l8 li CUSTOMCUSTO green chopping wltii ^re- pre- Sunday,Sum Aug. 13, 19.67 ‘ ~ closing out heavy duty single drum servatlveservo added. P h o n e 326-4703, ------QUA-LIT-Y-—------—bcatcrr-ttnd-devfners-Prices^Iash' £ jla s h ' —Flleft — F ile r.' ' ...... ^ ^ ed to s e ll. AU m achines new w ith w a n t ! w a n t e d : 3000 or 4000 bolci straw. CattloC a ttlo _ . 1 0 2 , i Equipment ffifull factory warranty. Rubber Will wm ibale on sh are. E . C. Holtzcn.Itzen. — ■—^------• ■ ...... flails or knives for spuds. 84•^ 128" ES ST— and*<144”and widths. Scalpers ovall-alSl. ■ 32M726. „ Filer,, ____ : ■ „W..WE ’SLAUGHTER . • . —m e 3 00 U tfllty. .ableable. Dealers "protected on refer-refer- ^*^A^STEAM custom grain rolllhg, porta- r\„ —FARM ALL 504 gas tra c toir, r, rals.rats Wescon, 2401 Warm Sprlnprln cs ^0 ‘ho fa rm : m o lasses, 'K Has« L»nOn Farm Slaughtering ' ■ top con d lllo n . low tim e, Ave.. Ave B o ise, Idaho 83701. «elUkeli: 423-5880. K im berly. •'BEEF —FARM ALL 560 diesel tra c to r, FIRST culling hay by bale onjy. only. . .• LAM B complete major overhaul. '*’• TWO u sed su p er 02 com bines. One0"= * ^ci?so Cl6lo In. Phono 733.<8ie. „ International 57 PTO baler, llkn North Main Lockers —CASE 100 Side delivery rake.*• new.new Good selection used swathers,ihcrV WANTED to buy; Mixed jroln. _ d< all makes. Ono used Internationalllonai P h o n e 733.2071.■ F o r fast scrvice call 733-4983 — -^OHN D.EERE 215 S.P. Wind- all : Evenings 733-7183 C L,EAN-U E i U P S A\ L ] E I ro w e r w ith conditioner. 151 ISI S.P. combine, like new. Twin 30 ACF ACRES weed free straw for sale. ______la Fnlla T ra c to r an d Im plem ent,, 733- PPhon- hone 324-4004, J ero m e . - 33 h e a : -^OHN DEERE^21G ^ wire tie Fall ____ 03 HEAD of H olstein sp rin g er helf^ti • blbaler. 8 8C87°°^-______22nd nd ClCUTTING hay baled In the eers. rs. wetghtngw fro m 1.000 to 1.350 —IHC 55W wire-tle bnlor. - . rTTZ aHfif; -fleldr-Phone--432-^032, Murtaugh— —IbsrLt —CASE IGOW wire Ure baler. ■ asE loS O IV swather-and trailer: z!!£!5: ugh— —Ibsrtots-of-ABShelTera'and'CncKA ------*• Automatic hay stacker, 3 bale • Will freshen frcrt engine drive. , __—wldQ._ Brns>, M»«tjK A AnLmgj n llflj Breeding ■ ,10010 0 [“ye:1 w e k to 6 w eeks. F o r anlB nr______— im sed^ractiictdrs^od-TiJ l r u c k s ^ __------^ —IM4-e-A-S-E— MO— corablnv:------^ traop. Can flnaiice. Eugen< lit see to p ellev e. 423-5720, Hansen. CACHE Dcuns.Dl eruin, seed w ith b elt _ !£2 - [£IL- CACHE Valley Breeding Associa- Hughes. Huoh« 324-2415. Jero rn e. * andar auser unioader. Belt pick-><• FOR pOR YOUR Delaval repairs andnnd ^on.tion, Farmer owned and operated. ^ Up. E x ce lle n t. dairy dair suppliei contaci: Mountainintriin Nation's top proven alres. nlso! oiso. FOURf o u r PREGISTERED Angus bulls, 2 —FREEMAN twin tie baler, en-n- Statesstut Implement, 120 2nd South,lomh selected young sires from spccla!(ccln! years old and o v er, is head Reg- W as $1275,15, N o o w ...... $ 9 9 5 m atings. All breeds. Walterie r IstetvdIstered Angus heifers. 14 to 18 T rad e N o. 898s ^ C Superip er M w ith w id^ fro n t ax le . ginu drive. 733.1 ^------S L eltch. ' c 543-4058, Buhl. F ile r En- months old, open. Call Charles —2 N EW JOHN DEERE N o. 10 ------I ool- 523-58551 F ra n k Dr»he, hich density balers BIGG CR CR EE Q U IP M E N T Co., Highw ayy 27.27, terpte rp rlso r , 557, Tw in F a lls. Call col- 0 Diesel with fast hitch W as $2550,5 0 , N o' o w ...... $ 1 9 9 55 south of Paul. J. I. Case farm lect. 423-40M. Kim berly. Trade No. 763 IHC «0 Diesel wit DISCOUNTI sout machinery Soles nnd Service-i l ___ ARTIFICIALa RTIf BREEDING lo " ABSa BS WILLw il l si sell' some rcglsiened Holiteln*' -^ O H N T H E R E 01 com bine. 12’. mac nAB, great proven sires, nation's high-hlfih- springispringer heifers and cows. Young ’ -Trade-Nor919 I«e350-Diesel-wilO-Diesel w ith -sin g le fro n t; 4V as $1950,iO , No^ N o w , ...... $ 1 5 9 5 . J —IHC m odel 20. 12' iw ath e r w llh COMBINE No.^B4 M cCormlct^pea--Kr'a‘ 5 , nut machine. Good shape. Over-0 ? “ : est type-pTb-dUTtlbn slnjsrA ls-3-alT[3- alT —«8i3tered“ bull-to -sclI-or-l6ahv! r condtrtnncr.- ...... *•.... head b ln . $550. Call 733-1065. breeds of beef available. BuhlI col- Archie Malone. 324-5082. Jeromej n -2 JOHN DEERE 95 combines. ------lect. 543-G102; Je ro m e 324-2652;2652; _ 7 7 n°rinorlh, \\ West of Jerome. y Ferguson 65-D 3-point and wide frofront. W aS $2250,5 0 , N o' o w ...... M 8 5 0 Trade No. 853 Massey Ferguson te 2 hay piler with motors. Very good HazelH azelton 820-5554; B u rley 678-0253.•0253. FOR trtrade or s a l ^ good quality ^ —CASE 1-.000 combine 12’ • late T condition.h^ Phono 733-7471. ------Holstui Holstvjln heifers. Phono 53M20^- ’ ^ model. Top condlllon. cont Trade No. 813 IHC Superiper C witliwith wide front axle.------______-- W a a _ « _5, M Now Q j -ti__325. ------— — — = - . AAuctu tJ tl i o n t ------1-1QJ- 0 1 ,^_Wenri^ Wende ------farm Supplier 919 1 ------:------~ZT‘ FOR^ 9 ^ ,;SALE: 2 s p rin g er guem se/^' r GEH ~ farin ------. ,, ...... — >-•*-* • familyfam ily cows. T. C. Robison. HuijCjf Trade No. 847 IHC SMTAvITA with 3-point3- and wide front,ont. ' . .._W as $17.00,) 0 , N o' o w ...... ! 5 1 4 9 5 Mt)WER PARTS-^oim Deere, IHC, ■Phone 825^5584.______F o rd . 7 - fo o t h ay knife, 58.29.■H1195 ALL TYPES of horses, bought, sold., Trade No. 854 Ford Modellodel 650 gas.gai W as $1550, N o’ and e;exchanged. S p ecia lty : ranchif? geldings; L. Haley. 733-^, . < i t NEED11^ USE THIS HANDY DIRECTORYECTORY AS A GUIDE TO ) 0 , N o w ...... S 8 4 9 . 5 - WANTEDi Horieshoelns. :si Trade No. 906 IHC 806S 4-wheel drive,dr wide front. W as $9500, N o' Cnjwell, No. 13. Tvvln F alU . Phone;'! , FAST, REUABLE SERVICE.CE. PHONE TODAY 733-5402. ------1-...... ■. ' ' Trade No. 921 IHC Super[per C'wlthTulfandC with baan cuttw,t e n ------W as $750) N0 o\ ) N o w ...... I I : -. $ 5 9 5 . . .A s y «EE ESTiMATESr------' ^ _...Horaes...Horaeshoelng and trimming. Dea^^ vver e r J.ine.fii Route 1. Filer. 326-463U W as $1150,5 0 , N o’ o w ...... $ 9 7 5 y Trade No. 914 Oliver 55 Diesel Tractor.Tr PALOMJPALOirUNO. 3 y jar old filly; welL, ------brok«.broku. Black 3 y e a r old filly,.Ssa:^^" ot 010 West Monroe. Kimberly. : •I • 2 4 HOUR H O u l M O T O RI TRUCKS TR S h e e p ______lO ijj, FOR S4LE;-Sulfolk bucks. Scott Mci ^ ANSWERINGING SERVICES ■ S- M aster. 423-5084, K im b erly . > IlH If Ttie Telephone of Any AdvertiserA< In This Poultry Poultry ond Robblli W as $395,5 , N o\ o w ...... $ 2 9 5 . Trade No. 815 Dodge '/2-ton P ickic k ui p . directory Is Not Answered,Answered, Diet 733-2386. DUCKS^Od u c k s . cor^-fedj 4 mdnthi old* - i Teleptione Answeringng ServiciService, ,,Day or Night, Box Box 238,-: Hagerman. Phona. 837«t# .y: 4787. . 1 “ "r Trade No. 960 Chevroletlet 2:tony5-speed,2:tonv5-s 2-speed withh beet bed.b( W aS $795,5 , No^N o w ...... $ 6 9 5 Ttie Advertiser Will1 BaBo Ni^tHNotlfieiil to Call You, ______il------:------PPet* e t* aand Pot Supplies 110 Trade No. 924 InternationalitionalA-llO A-IU '/2-ton Pickup. ------W a 3 - $ 3 7 5 , N o t w ...... $ 1 5 9 - — ...... r ■ HAN-SU 1“ are service offers you can MAGIC VALLEY KENNELS Trade No. 893 Internationalitional C-1000C-IOC '/2-ton Pickup. W as $1295,) 5 ,N N o o w ...... $ 1 0 7 5 1 :------ly-to-find alphabetical order are service BOARDING. Any size. Dogs— i intact one o f these, firm s or Individual!Individuals for better ser- s m■■w i b J cC'ntsnMrTonditloncd n tir- and cuvcrr*^ ity products.. ed ruiruns. ------TrjuIeJJo_fl30-E£ird F-IQ'-10 i/j-ton £J^icjiup.______i L - . -J,.______W a s _ $ 5 9 55, , i^o1 ^ 0 ) w ...... $ 395 CJRGROOMING — All Breeds... ' '5 Usted here In oasy-to-find ------r-= — ------.sruo’.», . Light Fixtures S p r a y i n g -. 0G04.®sc4. . • ; r • T ra d e N o. 942 Scout 8010 4x4, full-coyer,full-c h u b s, 4-speed. ^ vice caU Ek Furnace Company, P'Jf — — ■ < 0 733-3287.______iiJ5 Complete stock of light (Ixmrei. WEEDv v e e d ' and Inacct control. Spray;pray STUD SERVICESJ now availnbJe from"~ W as $1095,) 5 , No- N o w ...... $ 8 2 5 ^ Chooie youn at our reduccd now for Dandelions, Earwigs and the fat famous Darrettc'a Wee Mar^w Trade No. 885 1962 Chevroletlevrolet Vi-tonVi-ti Pickup. Fieetside. p rices, B lL ow Bjilldjng Supply, 733- _A nhk Alum inum Service ______...-A phids...JL.X ^3outs—Customstom —Quli_t!—Qu.ll- tpy_ poodlfl._p.roduclnji_iiwcr-,:_____ ----- S162.______Spraying. Spray 733-50 57. sklnneiaKlnned whites, o p ric o t o r sllver.?t* W as $1295, N o' - - MMost ost outstanding characterlstlci ' T rad e N o. 955 600 Fordd 2-ton, 5-Sf 5-speed, 2 -sp e ed , 8:25x20. ) 5 , N o w ...... $ 1 0 5 05 For The Belt In Aluminum sldM ^ompj and In.ulotlon Phono Uoyd P. ^5“ M ilking Equipment in this arcu. Shov/ q u ality . ChoctQ _____ T e le p h o n e A n s w e r , S e r v ic e the he Q Kelley 733-B066.______Sic;, :e the best stud and improve youn W as $1395,) 5 , N o’ o w ...... $ 1 2 9 5 "TTl Bulk mllk tank and pipeline servicervtce ______| ____ puppies....nuppic C herl - -M iller— Kcnncli,-.*^ ------Irade-No^OT-IntetnalionalilionalC-112 C-112 i/;.lnn I.WR, 4-speed Pli. !t74. s a le s . L asw ell'i. Jero m e, 324- Yy o o u u r TelephoneT la n ev e r olone.. 24«24- KImbeiKimberly. 423-5104. S23-5130. _____ Boarding & Training ___ 4381/ ------H I hhour o u r tervlcB. Phona 733-Z3HB. , ^AC’SS4a C ’S KENNELS. A k C registered np truck. W as $3750,5 0 , NO' N o w ...... $ 3 2 9 5 —------’ ■ G reat Uional VF-192 10-wheeler dump truck 5 GcorRn-'i. KennelB. H oarding oTl Bulk i ' G reat Danes, S am o y ed s, Norweg<>jQ‘ Trade No..909 International VF-1 Ornam ental Iron ian Elkhounds, Poodlea, Colllei ------pncdi. Trnlnlnii oll-licjod.— 321,-- - ■> Television. Repair ,. and ijpurebred German .Shepberds.1 “ 7- Ornamental Iron, cast und wrouRht, ______W as $4295,) 5 , N o' o w ...... $ 3 8 9 5 — 4245. J e ro m e . ______r - ~ Puppies Qt all tlmca. 388 4tli Avc*-w T rad e N o. 908 T-800 F'o ord rd 10-whee10-wheeIer dump truck, PaUol :ab- colum ns, railin g s. Phone 733-5567-S567 Del DutterfleldE R adio & TV Serv- m c B V !Stl- 733*4885. GlllesplO. F ree estl- jce 2i 5crv- nue East. .Wendell. 530-2317. . Carpenters _____ estl- ice 20yeari of electronic exper- ^ r, 5 0 , N o w ...... $ 8 2 9 5 S • m ates.______^______iencc.______lencc, 1807 Addlaon E a s t. 733-2833.,2B3 i’ *^gi.oomlPOODLE parlor. Expcrienccd' ------T.rjiflp_N n .<127..Internatinnnlitlnnnl IfiOOIfiflO 2-tQa_C&CLispeed,Id2-spek- 2-spe! -W as $3450, N o’ 5 ------— ------— — — Ornnrr — ^ firoomlng, beautiful acccssorlci.r _ P atlo i. re m o d e lin g , new w o rk , cao- colui Dnrra nrpr siua service fromt 5 0 , N o w ...... $ 8 2 9Pt 5 ~ Incts, _ cement finishing. Freo estl-___ • P a i n t Tree Servlco quniiiyquality’ sluJs. Cherl Miller Ken*^ Y rade No. 926 Internationalitional lSOO 2-ton C&C, 5-speed,d ! 2 2-spe<-speed. W as $3450, N o’ J m ales, 733-8400. evenings. mati ______nels, 1Yt mllo west Redcop comcr,':i KlmbeiKimberly 423-5104 423-SI38. „ 2-speed. W as_$3_95,No^5 , N o w ...... $ 1 5 0 I P A I N T . VALLEY TREE SERVICE AKC regregistered beautiful white mals Trade No. 894 InternationalitignjLK-_5 K-5 _LWB,I C&C, d u a ls, 2-speed. ______' 5 ~ Guu C e r a m ic Trimming, Topping end Removing/mg tov ptDQQdla-with^4*>onderful-pBtit;=^------f ; _____BUiL2LAND_SAVE ____ -1^------groe.-Also-beautirul-whlle-femalft**'------Valley Tllo contractor, Ceramic ------B tile, ite r lo i^ o il—b a 5 C -h o u s p -p al ln n t t~ ~ jBOX 82. *T* f V 7aS-33?l td^^p’otdy poodle, not registered. Phona ------Demo unit — 1966 Scoutcout 80 4x44x4, full cover, hubs-, like n Quarry, marble, nnd Terazzo. 0 2 GALLONS 57.98 ______—— 733-Ml733j)18. . —- =■' , W a s $ 3 1 0) 0 0 , N o o ' w ...... $ 2 4 9 5 ______Guaranteed workmanship. 733-0j 2 7 ._____j only 4,000,000 miles,m iles, nnew warranty. Wanted: Tree topping and removal,oval, ^.GR EGISTER lST ED -jloy - p o o d le-p u p p ies.------M A R v"at/E ^% ’A,??['‘’s"TORE Shrubbery trlmitilng» Frea ,esii< estl. LittloL ittle l beauties, w h ite , ap rico t, also -7JJ. brntfn, Mm pny Fntnn; ~f9‘65“lntem ational i^-tonton Pickup, 4-speed, bonus load,sarioQirar lOQf m-mnK' -w t p) Color Television T==r------mBte»r^ood^t-Tree-eervlce.-733* . *03 - 5940. | r KlmboiKlmborly. ______) ^ 5 , N o w ...... $1595 ' li)^ ...... , ...... - Thisis ; asalesma salesman’s ai demo. unit. W as $1795, N o' Buy y o u r color TV NOW d u r i ^ ' ------■ ■ RETRIEVER.RETRIE 0 m o n th Old b la c k ...... Mn«i>niif nf L0fi7 mndels. an d PAY P a in tin g Lob. Papers, $150. 18th and P. ■ J ____ NO MONEY ^ill FcDTirary~of ____ T o w i n g Streets, Heyburn, 1 block weit 10681 CAIN’S. Twin Falla. " T 5 Meyer ^ Stuart Brothersj Interior ani exte- —'■■I...... I I ------of school.sch 678-8506. b s, rlor, comfnerclal and residential.ntlal. SllcarSllgor Wrecker Service. Addisonaiion TROPICTROPICAL PISH und cqulpnieiii: 324- Sand B la stin g 733-1134 o r 733-1048.1048. A venutvenue West. P hone 733*1231 . Aquari Concrete Forming ______Aquariums repaired. Fish bought. ~— ...... - — —— I ■— sold aand excnanged. Sec ot 535 | Meyer's Concrete Construction. —■'Aii .Jmorlor. Stuart and exterior painting. Hour :____ , Main Avenue West. or c o n t r a t t. P re-esllm ates. P honeK ______^^-— Vacuum Cleaners types. Flatwork. forms, c u r^ s, rlor, ------AKC REGISTERED m in ia tu re Poo- CH a ar m e r o) n n S a l e3 s S f - I n c .ipatching, etc. F ree estim ates. 324-om- Sand ------K irb y \ . . I. ^ tion —— Kirby Vacuums ~ The oniy ?actory;tory dlo pipuppies, silver and black. • ■ ^ ______; 733^302, authoriied Kirby Va*juum SalesSales PhonePhono TO-Q07I. ------^_____Pictura Framlna “ • concrete tormlns, baienwnt;,lounon; = ■ ...... = = a ^ Z^aulno-jClrby-paFtSi-We-fopalr-all — genuli RUPERT— m - ■ ■ K s = tion tooting, reiUtntlal or com-—p Large stock of molding, mat boardoard vacuums.vacuu Vacuum Cleaners of Ida*Ida. Grandview Grandv Drive. - ______P oliom erclal. M erlin Deahl, 733*3138.**■*: and art 'supplies Magic Valleyalley ho.ho, CornerC Bluo Lakes and 2nd nnr>nt POODLEi puppies. S wueks. male C hristian Supply, 733-3677.-;^------AAvenue vem East. Phone-733»1027. ‘ a°d fei Hotols and MoteU ------767 8 FFarm a rm Implemenls 90 Eon ____ and female. Also ex p erien ced clip- Aparlments— Unfurnished 71 Housos-Houses— U nfurnished. 747A Hole ------^— D eatal-U ibototory yjljjj. plng. Call 324^02^ ______. Electrolux, only authorlzed-ilealcc — ^ OFFICE space 150 So. fl. to 1,000,000 Patio ------plote repairs. 33 years experl-— jnj Radiator Service incrs ^L D E N Xabrudor for sale. 1 yeai‘- ' AIR CONDITiONEiT vVACANT a c a n t A ueust 20. 5 bedroom0°'’) Sq. ft. Norlh Blue Lakea Shopping for genuine Electrolux cleancrs GOLDEf home. ■ Large yard. Bnck yard cenI A T T E N T IO N ence. Ambrose Lab.. 207 2nd Street ------chri; ------and supplies. 733-5818. 800 Blue old. {I$19. Carl M lch als. 934-5008, SPLENDOR ' C en ter locaijons. R em odel to suit 9 0 E ast, p h ono 733-4141. ------TOM'S radiator shop. 242 Secondcond Lakea Boulevard. GoodlpGoodlpg. . fenced. Small garden. Tree lawn tenant. Gem State Realty.______SSUGAR U BEET FARMERS Spacious 2 bedroom, carpcted. w wutcr. ater. JEM).i In n u liv 1C45 2nd Ave* 77=7 1 : Up. A venua S outh. Phono 733-68232 o r r ------—— ------;;------XA’KC k T R REGISTERED E Norwegian ------draped, all electric Qpurlmciu.IJJ; nue East l£ag op lal? 2nd Avoiiue East.Qst* O F FIC E space for ren t o» Norlhrt FACTORYF i TO FARMER resid en ce 733-7807.______’ ' ■ hound puppies. 5 m o n th s o ld . Oood Cahiort7-lBU«dr-y-mclUli£5tneau- ______; Blue Lakes with parking. Phone D ry W a ll ______Water Softening , hound CLEARANCE SALE ' hunters.hunteri 837-4454. H a g erm an . • ~ llfu! recnjutlon purk In uiiClc. p'OR~Rii^ 210 O orden L. Crockett. 733-5580. FOR'RENTt-unfurnUhecLJiouse, 210 > For your perlntaplns and sheet roci TOM'! Rentals We we' service,ser all makes of waterm ler KEGISTK EG ISTEREI) H u n g arian Vlzla , , Make a smart move to • ,« Tyler, 4*l rooms, modern, wusheri work ana^^otch lobi call Wei ™ }u": W ^ted lo Rent______68dR Due -_ to the tremendous accept- ^ _Softeners.Softer Phone Mlraclo Water^ater pups. 5 weeks old, Guy Martin. 173 drier hook up. garuge. *35. Mur; vP n — Unce and demand from our en* “ Service, 733-1027...... -____ . MtullscMtullson, Phone 733-4011.______LYNWOOD MANOR laugh, 432-2351. ,______n ic e Folding chairs, tabhji, any number, Servli NICE CieanI 2 or 3 bedroom i|n- tirely ttrel new and different Wei- ( — GOLDEN Labrador puppy, male, 7. Twin Falls Address — fu rn ish ed house. N o rth east loca- con all occasions; alao trasn hauling.I . i n . ; ------' ^ ■■ ■ oca- con Hustler Sugar Deet Har- Electrical Contractors ' icy In term o u n ta ln Fuel, 733-0021. weeks old. registered, AKC. 733*.. ATTRACTIVE ^wo b ed ro o m hbme.'^ * 1 tion.t?on 2 adults by September■ I. vesier, vesi we are discontinuing the Mwe Of Distinction ... clcan, sood location. Adulls. 536 n.ff ____ 4041.______Call Mrs. Walt Thomoa, 7M-3GG9 , gfj, Wf R eferences. 733-4730, 0 to 5. 733* 733- manufacture m an of our-convention-. I 5ih A venue N orth. P h o n o 73^-4551 202000OO evenlnffs and weekends. al 2 ___ Septic Tank Service TI * M IN IA W r e and standard Dach> for ihowins. (Sorry, no children 5:;5:30 p.m. al 2 roW'lank harvesters. 3 rowt OWENS ELECTRIC _ TRADE. SELL OR,' I or lifter loaders. Everything must shunds. Alao stud service. 423-5817. o r P ets.)______;— ___ DESIRE Immediate occupance. 3 or More Current For LcH Currency Roio-Rooter Intel s«wer service. Sewer“wer IlnnserHansen. ______• 4 bedroom' unfurnished huunu In go b y Sept. 15th. Buy. now nt — " LARGE. 1 bedroom, busemunt. fenc- J. For Your wiring Needs CollJ __ ------lines cleaned, repaired, andI In* ' BORROW a KC P o REED Apartmenti. Studio apaTli ^ 5 ° urd^ on, Twin Falls. Close lo elementary[orv once once in a LIF T E T IM E SAV- =— r r AKC Poodlo puppy, 4 monthT"cTd^'* ed yard. Also 2 bedroom with gas Twii 651--I342 collect______dlBi - stalled. Also, Septic tank cleaned.med. • . .GoodGood ' children's pel. Cream. 733* rticnt. Quiet respectable building,ling- furnace. Good location. Phono f 733- t 3. _"cho school. Phone fl29-51G2. HazeUon.lon INGS. ^NG All machines new and ' DQCkh Dm* .24 h o u r service with no e x tra — with full factory warranty. 0403. /Alio Poodle groom ing. ' Excellent location. Adulti only, 6753.5753 evenings. gvi Light Ing. c h a rg e^ .^lin_A ._IIokcn,_ 735:254 J,______j ------C air-B0CR,-73S-9331;------— ------— LIght-lnduitdal Equipment 09 —Torm- T"" a and floanclng - available.St > Excavation ______^ ^ ------PHONE-733-0931 ------; og i e m r Sm u a i n ' Pointer puppies." Slari ...... •— • ONtt-bodiON&-bodroom^home.-JUingo-rcfrigtt i j . _ r . _____ ^ _ 6 01only..2 row Wescon TQnks_i', , Dnckhoci, trnctor mdiinied radio dis; -Sepllc-tanks ilnlli cleaned, power equip-rjulp- huntlnihunting this fall,- M alei-tnd. ffr______~>nent-/or- dralntiao falluros.-Froe ------• — ~malos,-Phone-733-3463. ------HoustfFurnished 73 erato erator, r. 1 itible furnished. References .. 3 only 3 row Lifter Loaders-'„ pntched: bsBcraont dlgslng, com- , 2( 1 — Asr/orClniitined-^ ^ ___ required." Phone 733-4110.' UUSED INDUSTRIAL ^ nlnte leptlc systtni. Koto.tllllni!.nil* Inspection.char LloS^ Cravens, 733* BRHTANY spaniel male puppies! 3~AND 3 room furnished cablni. — ;—;— ' sm ilictlon allured. Glenn rnir-580, 305TT' , , withWith papers.p S ee Mrs. Roy M EQUIPMENT D:DEALERS PROTECTED fe Alio 2 furnished modern houaes.laos! "MLS”"MLS" WWE HAVE home* furnished ?— - banka_&_Son,______...... Neely,Neely. 211 Sunrise North. , ‘ 733*4120. or unfurunfurnished. Shaw Realty, 733- 733* HIG IMG Model AC 220 truck tractorir ■' ONOf REFERRALS - ACT ------REGISTEHEbR E G IS fl U b pups'. 133. >honi/ ------— ------:------0473s EdnaE ( Irish. 733-0882. w wllh llh 220 Cummins engine, 5 and 3 Would llko dozer work nnd backfill-ntlc Insni IS .NOW Inn. C. A . P a rro tt;P h o n o 733.8580, 3051 733-0459.733-045I See at 314 m ile* South of) KITCHEN, privato balh.'and livingving - - , ■■■ ' 3 3 transmission, t n single drive whh Molorvlew Corner. room. Water and sanitation paid.laid. FOUR bocbodroom, carpeted, drapess In N New ew ay trailing axle, 10.00 x 22 , Twin Pnlli. _ ____ HAVE THE NAME OF YOUR BUSBUSINESS OR SERVICE . 9 2 s -per m onth. 733-227B. living room, washer-dryer hookup,(up, tires, tires 1D51I model ...... $3D5USO' . W ESC O N ' APRICOT female poodle.' 3 mMthi ------170. 230 5lh Avenue North. TDO TD9 IHC crawler with d ozer old. Must sell. lU s hn d shots. nea->«> ^ 2401n, Warm Spring.? Ave, Dnckhoo work. SpeclBllzliig In Septic FIL E R .'1 bedroom. Stoker. Large j-, tunks n n d drufn field In stallatio n , PUBUSHED INN THIS BU!BUSINESS — I HonghUHonable offer. 32fl-^a00.i F iler. SMALL 2 beclroofn'houao on imnll- n i ...... Voii • ihady lot. Middle oged couple SMALL 2 JOHN DEERE Model 1010 trncc D o Isb , Id a h o ------llnken Sewer Service, 733-2M1. . .1 ' I THREETIinliE coon hounds for sale or ^ . lot. 249 4lh Avenuo N o rth . $40. CollCall tor inV loader1 back hoo ...... i m only.. Call 733.0309. 733.3288. 0. Furnn SERVICEi GUIDE OF THE trade. 810 Midway. FUer.' fj — ^__ L CASE CAS Ji yard wheel loader-r ------' ijtov rU RNISH ED hut for college iludentdent ONE ON li bedruum bedr duplex. Heat und wa- 'tractor ' trac ...... 51,750 Furnace Cleaning UveitockU v e il o i W onled ______o r bachelor. 733-8827. terler fufurnished. rn Close-In, Phono 733- CAT CAT Model D4 Crawler trncior;? ■ Havo Your ' ------—------3132.3182.______with with dozer ...... 52R00 Furnnco clen'nod-servlced, 110; oil F U R N IS H E D 40‘ trailer houeo. , No -fni VUUDHOOMS." u H O sAark" hvater. ^6 a- CASE 800 Crawler wllh hydrtnil-ll? TRACTQR — ■ atovei, *0. II ycari c»pcrlcnco. FOR PROMPT ' ; children o r p e ts. Phono 733-1H4. rofie V ;vo. ic nnglo'dozer ...... 5^000 * roRC. 540. Cnil u t 24:j Glh Ave- « Overhauled pSrjWork gunrnntccd. 731-7234. » e m ------REMOVAL—— _.tum_KnHt.-J*hunp 733-5H7S.______.kes ^ — Houios—Unfumlihod^-:—:74 V o Repair All Makes! si.ii ^ — ELLIOTTS—_ . _____------1 ------^wari F u o l o il . ____ ^ ______L.______JD c a i L a n d _ U s e l e s i ------>viOUIiRN tw^bedroDm homo. tHip Cur- Roo>ti«-5Mrd and Ro^m 76 111 Overland Ave., Hurley, Idaho MC li« MOLYNEUX MACHINERY PoV wTS stove and furnace oHi-cnU-Gemiem L i y E S T O C K nelvd througliout, newly roinniloloiloled UXTHAnJkXTHA nico^sreepTnB rooms. GenTb-itfo^ Phono a h m i v « . iket ------b n th r 6 om , uns fiirn n w , liiiiilnteil,Ited, men.mea. LilLilrKO closi^tn n n d niccly fur* Dob IHouston, Sales RcpreienUtlve1„ Your AlllsiClmlmers Dealer S stn^'^ tate O il. 733-8002. Our fu e l m ak e s PIIONE COLLECT ^vusher hooUup. Adulls proforrcd;re d ; nlHhod.nlfihod. ;304 7th A venue N o r lh .______• Phono 733-14M ^_____ ------warmJclendfl,^______1 ______. Published under tha heodingng of 'your your * dtoltt . , . Ivtry day ^ m . Phono 733-421I0. E X m r C I ____ EXCliLLENT rooms, Warm, tle^n, ~ TH A CTO H .SALVAUK, U le d Irnclorr For stove and furnace oil. call 6 em IDAHO HIDE -- ‘ CO/.Y BMinll 2 bcdroomB. Ull fur*fur- jirlvaloiirlvalo enlrnnce. Closo-ln. 137 “Ji'l;4th rOF a rm 'nl I m p l a m a n l i 9yo 0 pp«rl«, i f i 10 iraclori, kll mukei. MortIf _____ State_ O il, 7.13-B0C2. Uur fuel m n— k e t DELIVERED,TO! E D - T O 21,0002 . nn^o. 1 4 5 . P hono 73i-4«83 dr 7733- 3 3 - ^ AvnnuBAvenue Norlh. II ■i-i' ii.-ii.- ■— HddcHdded wvekty. Cash for used Trnc* Jorry'warm friends. | . T A L L O W C O . W ANTKD-to-buyi-Bmall- crnwlorvlor - .-to tors, rs,-^ i-N o rth ,-U -W « st-o r-A lb eft‘ —smil 'il'; _ MAGICJ^AUEY''> HOUSEHOLDS'HOUSEH' DAILYI , ____ boU G L A S IlotDl— lu open.— LOW — TW IN rA L U S -7 3 3 -0 8 M ------^------■ ViJUV~clean. 8-rooni homo. 1 be— W E'LL BILLiILL Y O U L;LATERI ____H l(:ii'nleo|iIntf n»om'». I o r 2 beds,E ilt ______^______— mPERGUSON T n Tractor TO-30, 1750.i®rt* —•m llhlngr-Rod-rool-ropalr,-rhon« ------______^___ I :>iX room homo, m 3rd AvetuieMuie TV, A ir conilltloned. W csjkly rntes, _ A TRAINED AD-WRITERWRITER WILLWl HELP YOU, ''>■ I'lillHUSON tr.clor, good hyilr.ulloullo 'inss IOM J'o rd UftLlor flOl, H IM . rnle lOBfl _____ 731-8507, a ji m lle i west of liospl- Antillanioi > HH Equip, UO h.nsl. | 0 0 . Hnyos Furnllnrc. ____ i;c)i»lU’liQi __ N'Motel.______■ __ _ frontfron' loniler, motor good, tractordor Por( P o rd 2 ton Inick wltli btilk bett,___ _ _lnl^______Hxper ______Iiig. or^ieTFoonThouip. |;m> jtor month.mth. COMl'OHrAlli.H CDMI-oin nfwiy. decorated,led. •- fair. T ell Auto P a ris, m ile West/eil 5900. 5900. P ord mower, 5100 ,N K 0 Cul* Prei Her, ______H k iIU) i Er - ihest freesor (or Itill 034 fc p n ig u e . C n il fi43-Q712 Ilulil.1. Coul I 1*1I ’hono 733-8200. ^ of HHospital. tlvaltiv a to r , 975, Pliun« 324-2is.1. ffi phui Housomovlng ------'■■■ CAIN'ICAIN'S. lied, H xporlenced llcvnied liu u sem o v ln ^ Cul- l^eo entlmBtci, 11. O. Miller, ^ phuns 733-0070. Get in thellie Swing, E'Everybody’sly's Havingg IFun w ithh P o W o , P’orch o r t & &ardg

A-12 Twin Falls Times-Newsews MIicollMIscellaneoul for Salo 140 MOMisi Miscellaneous for Sola 140 TruckiTru ■ , 1 196Tru 9 6 T ru c k s ______196m AAutoi u l For iaiB ______2200 0 0 AAUTOS U FOR SALE ______2 0 0 7 ------Sunday, Aug. 13, 1967 - — • HARVEST5T SPECIALSS 6 Appliances & HH Equip. 120 M sffloK lesJnli: . I'RIGIDAJBE 40" :electric^ rajBoS — ' ^ S F E G E mealUmor clock and light. 00I duy _ fi parts. Dnd labor warroniy. Only i99.50. In su red pay m en t plan. M « p „ i & y Electric Co.. 4-11 Muln AvenueI'enuc ^ Rubber Ground Clolhs, FeltF e lt bacb ack . Stock. A ll PricPrices Slashed...ed... All New East. Open Fridays *tU 9.______Reg.RCf $1.98 ...... 9 8 c- CHAR]S iR L I E ’S ^ MEW 36“ Kenmoro ciecirlc range. m p u t lalf. Reg. $4.95...... J 3.95 ' ^ Coppertone color, excellent condi*3 ; ^ P^P * Tents, Gl-Slielter Half. Reg tion re aso n ab le . Call 326-4835,i, i;l-I;!' Vif- CCoC o o l e r s ...... $1.19 up t C a r s M u s t ler o r 438-4255. P au l.______I Trucks andid EEquipment USED refrigerator clearance. Re- V ^ msiInsulated jug.s' ...... JM.09 up ■ ______conditioned and guaranteed refrlR- ^ lite paint. 4 gallons for ...J-S.QO. erato rs, p riced iro m $35. T ermirms' s. * Paint- Sale—50% off. White paint, ...... $ 1.29 up . .( Wllson-Bates.______V* StQiSteel Boxes ...... “P - *60 INTERN’L .^$179595 ' ’61’ INTERN'L ... $895. ------V^CtfeWOeB-WP-gaa-ttovc Rrnil. — C Regr$29:fl$TrrrrhTr777nn$l!h35------rhfiTvyiws irtny~7:inir; v r sn;]Tpetiiretl------trTon t ' VSr^^peert—lonjr-slrleIrje------— ------V ------I •' ' - iddic ^P“8 TTh Hydraulic Jacks. Res. $29: tt, oven, storage, covered griddle, o i speed n n d '2-spccd nxli. ITyardard body,I heavy duty tires andand 4 turners. Beautiful stainless* steel w GO-LL * M otorcycle Helmets, also;o GGoggli oggles. Reg. $9.95 . . $ 7.95 dump body, lop condlUon. vw heels. ton. Clock. 733-0654.______^ FOR SALE: Large refrlgeral«dd nir * ^ BacBack Packs ...... $ 1.98 up it “ P ’5 7 C H E V ...... $ 4 995 5 ’55 INTERN’L .... $250 KT conditioner, JlOO. A fter 6:00. 530- - ...... 98c 2905. 600 Block. 3rd East. Wendell.n S ' . ‘f “ R2lRaincoats, Pla.slic ...... >/j - ton. 4-.'»pccd, 6 -cyllnder.Icr. pickup.p 3-speed, 6-cyllnder, rum— These I A ree OurOu New Car T: ALMOST new deluxe elecirlc clo|hesoihcs V^ 55-Gallon.G Surplus Cans, for'or gas oro: oil storage. , 'ar Trade-Ins: dryer. New 5200. Asking S90.05. ^ ’5 6 C H E V ...... $ 5 995 5 ‘ Reg. $1,98 ...... 98c , = 733-2818 a fte r 5:00. heavy duly -Long wheel »i '"I ’52 JEEP ...... $39I 5 !1961 £ CHEV ' 1965196 OLDS ■ ■ 1965196f M ERC. B PIECE solid brass fireplace^ set.sot. ¥ WaW ater Buckets (canvas)) ...... ;...... $ 1.49 ■ blhaiie, heiWv dllty tires and 4-wheel . drive with stock rack. wheels. 4-spced. Excelleni condition. 550. 1080 H- 4-door S tation Station Wagon _____ ¥ Foot Powder, per can ...... ,15c M o n te r e y • ler Avenue East. **0C Ciistnm Inlerinr. power tail eal# up ’5 3 F O R D ...... $ 3 445 5 ’I'52 FOi^D $295 wijfon wllh power Bt4>«rinff. fhvtr (Al« PRACTICALLY new Senrs heavy ¥i/. Bg g o j a t W in c h e s ...... $ 4.95 up •tic window. aulnmnlir IraiiHmijtBion,ion, 4-dn»r<-r ami out.ou: ihiH ra r hns radio, healer. ------Ulij Twin F nlls. ______If‘f H Hiking ik Bools ...... ______trfloamiMinn. tr------aiRTlntf. ■A'T^.imitifiii ci:\7T.TUT.------mmrmrrmjllimu'tlr— minKniiiiAlnn. power ^ — • Wa.s $695 SEPOSSESSE^D Hoover Portable „ ...... $6.95 Wci.S$2i95. iler J e e p s ...... $ 3.95 $ 1 4 8 8 ■ 11964 9 e OLDS »i'iii, nrjil it.hiiK a ron.'tolf. It »i>r2 -h.v>i hnrdl<'|i. Thi* in the fino-d * 24" ch a rco a l b ro ile r • S3.50. twin -y. BLUE LAKES rar Httirk ninitM, Wt noid thin •' tubs • $4.50. P o w e r Lflwn m oww*r"- er - Ttemendous ^ ‘ c Savings. Exrppllnnaliy nlrt ini>id»» and out. n.-w nnd the parly lik.nl itI aeiinti. Well e<)iiippc<1. u>..il < ([£o * Brasso Cleaner. ¥ Canteeninteen Covers,O C Y C L E S H O P w.-li thi»y bDiiuht iimilhfr one fromruin riean.fl''*"- desk, c o rn e r cu p b o ard s - $12.50 _ _ _AMimiiJittaL_ ------_J3121111n o ------______L ____ _ W a s j a 9 5 ______-J._ ------un. New unfinished wardrobe, ff, M n ______II n Rliift .I nkos-N orth ------— —^ M a c h e t t e s ------¥ Jacketsi fofor r Coo C ool-N ights.------Renr Dean s Richfield W iir $ 2 l5 cEests,' aesKs, oo 6 kdiStS, CliTriu Always the be.st price* Oo PEN DAILY: 8 n.m . lo 6 p.m. alnut * Granite Coffee Pots ¥‘ Snake BiteI Kits.______O PEN SUN.I 10 a.m . to 6 p.m.______S L A S H E D T O ______g ;T .A 5 ;H F .n t o ______■SI.ASHFn T.n------, iMhiano.^" ” “11 ‘ ___ ■ on motorcvcle.s o staneis, Grafflnola. china closets,jaets, ^ Bui Bunge Cord, Elastic for Tie Downs.Dowi ----- — love seat, trunks, dishes, side- u q. PUR c; h a SR y o u r Honda mo-mo- ” $ 1 8 8 7 ■ $ 9 9 3 •board, picture frames. FurniturelUur'c ^ Shovels, Axes, Water Bucketsjckets (f((for .camping requirements.)!.) ''Vdr. torblko from a rellnblo establish- reflnlshlng, ontique restoring. Po- ^ Oyi edcd d e a le r. .45. yeura^.cxpcrlengfl . . L (0) (0) K wer paint remover. Hoyes Furnl-:'urnU * Rubber’Floor Matting. inIn the motorcycle business. I'ac- M y KROPF - SCHULT ture. ______^ 'N Nylon y j Parachutes, Greatt for TenTents. tory trulned mechanics, fully equipped shop. We will not bn — FI.EETWOOD - 'FABRICS for back, to school sew- ’ undersold and we service what ABRTEU E U R I GG I U ] E N „ _ Ing. Sewing notions, sewing ma- Rope,Hope, Nylon straps, First aid kits 5 ‘S, we sell. Complelo line for roadoatj The Best and Lowest aid kits, foot locker. , conipa.s.ses, we ;qj. financing and insurance. .-- •'chines; new and used. Also ser- KniveKnives, lasect repellent, Halozone labie.s, Mess Kjis, Flash.L andJ"; trail. Hutmdts and acces- ______a,tico,-Sclaaflra-ahaipened^Sklniicr,fl — iD------iQflea.,, , ______Will be closed Sunday Sewing Shoppe. Save-On Shoppingpplns ■ lights, JlgniS, binoculars. Holsters.rs. !)cat)t)aras,ScabI Mo$e, 1 ent.s, P u pp. , Your' Honda and — ______-QLDS]VrXIB.TLE^UICK—OLDS J I C K ------— ------Center.______’ W all i ------Wall and Umbrella, Tent stakes,itakes, Di Duffle bags, Kawasaki Dealer Ynuriiir VOLUMEVOLU^ DEAIjERfor M agic Valley 3 UST received dlrcct from factory.itory. M agic V alley lagic Valley •'another shlpnwnt-. BLASIUS. MOTORS ,JS' ' SHOP KOPPEL’S!L’S BF BROWZEVILLE ends, nylons, Acrllans, -Pofytsterr.' 451 East Main______Mobile Hornes 712 M ain South . 733-8721 « off re g u la r BClllnR p rice . Ban- , I d a h o ’s i T"argest a r g e s t Stock of ■ —r ' ; ner F u m r tu r e r ^ 3 J .l« W ------"MILLER HONDA SALESS ly, m ile! w is t Hlway 30 733-6141 . ris " SURPLUS BAK CARPET — mill ends. Regulor^W JS BARGAINS We sell only Hondas. Servioo 'cdT w T T W w ~" ^ yard. Now $4 yard 14 colors•8 to r *1 J? SPARTAN Imperial 1S5.1 8 x U' ■ “ onljonly HTffldas. We are well stock- . 2 full bedrooms, air conditioner.jner. choose. Bl'Low Building Supply,ppiy. ed. Opeti every duy and eve- ' ^ 733-5162.______ning.' 3,iblocks south on Rockr,.i! excellent condition. Phone 531- 23. .5910. Minidoka.______' TABLE and chain. Covered with Creek Road, Hansen. Phone 423- _J_ii = HI VALUE creom and gold embroidered nau-“ H . K O PP P P I E L C O . 5170.______I _ FOR SALE 8x35 iro ller house. Phone WILLILLS gahyde. Excellent condition. $50. WANTED; Germnn military - dag- 7^ P;733-5543 between 8:00 a.m . nnd T WAN' n, 6:00 p.m. or see al Hoover Trailerafl".? .USED L TRUCKS >733-8384.______^ ______152 2 N D A V F .N IIP ______ffrs- hi-gr atiilnn American Flint V ftO V lN n ??? vm ir Vfiliinhlftal . ^ F .NIIF SnilTH Lock und Cap and Ball plslols;lols' —hi Court after 6:00 p.m. . Holl'. FLEETW O O D : • 1 0 x 5 5 . Two DeiT Bed- ' i' Furniture pads and hand trucks Good 1Thing* to Eal 133 TTT swords. Phono M. E. BuUey. Holl- FLE Top-Qualitylality-Select for^ nept. f i.n n e r F u rn itu re, 733- L?3 Mlscellaneq^i for Sals 140 day da! Inn. Bluo Lakes Boulevard.vord. rorooms, woshroom with new wash-Si ■ — PICKUPS — ' * TRANSPARENT apples. Cabbage, alter 4 p.m. ,h.ly 2.______^ erer-dr>-er. Air conditioner, '321-5525 Bodenstab Orchard, 2 miles north, BABY rni ltenu;'iElce 6 yoar crib, «hoe _5i!l WANTED: U«eii (umlture, nppMnn- roller skates - size 7, FoolballIball TKAILCYCLli. THAI Curl frame. 8 horse ______.g j loycs 1 mllo west, Wcst 5 Polnis. jj,J '6 8 III 'Vtnn ...... S2I9.5 ca , ontltiUM, bnby Ihlngi. Hnycs -T-V- power Wisconsin motor. 3 • speedjpeed A BIGI Iwnist* f«i ii litilo nimiw. ____ aha£a_--iizfl_0 ,_/ootball-holmoir-T-VT P°' good New ls)(i7 inodi'i 1 2\51 l.fiitiieiiiite V« •< S|XM'(I, long v. uie bml. . ru rn liu rc . 733'4010.______F ae rlillz r l i l li e e r o n d S e e d 1135 3 S bed c'ompleie. chest, game tuble.able Crossley Cn transmission, ull good N' s U S E Dl ^ ^ C X A i R S __Ironer, new portable bur, portabletable shape. ^iu $100. One ]f>lock s o u thh-on -o n Hunin,H' Cnrpi'i, ilrnpe^, fuinlime.line. 10,(K)0 ^iiilrs, jy iA . JiRE K mnniireZ .You^ n ul.^^ll-4M l- — Ha ------B iiJu Ks A ie iiuu,- llu it l tonr a ir cgi' f r t f Ul l — A re al |»»»d buvt-W wiHv-m^ti^MiiM------a ------iM iislcdl .Inslrlim if hti ------p.m.______WA:WANT to rent" 20’-.W iraiier withwih '65 111 .SCOUT ...... 196! ______SHAMPOO your own curpet, get i \ mS!)5 19C5 P L Y M O U T H S p ni r t F u ry FOR SALE: 2 motorcycles. A Tri- optionoi to buy. Call 733-C808 after 1 3 8 ----professional results. Rent a Clark 4x4, full cnb. b u c k e t sents, '38.1' cubic inch, V 8,, radio, iieatelieater, 4-spcLd tran.'i- NEW-SNb USED Cut FlowersFlo( 138 - f” um ph 650 c.c, and un In d iann 350 __ 55_ p.m. j______rear seat, hubs, lo w mile-ni e------shampooer with companion wet m i.s.sion ...... BAND INSTRUMENTS GLADIOLUSo l a 'd io i for sale for all occn-cen- vacuum. vm Banner Fumllure. „V733- c.c.i\i See at 1D81 Poplar. Call1 733- m M eELODY home. 1D61 10x55. 2 bed- age...... $209! .1 Rtnt befora you buy. Sliop earlyrly slons.ilons. IOOI varieties nnd colors.». %H 1421,______142 _ 5i05202.______^______rooms,ro new carpet. V6ry good con- New dlllon. $2800, 438-5548, Paul. *0g while aelectlons are complete.sle. miles miles south Motor-Vu corner. Trrr, -— ' TRIUMPH — Tiger Cub — New _dl _ '65 IH SCOUT 1/ 2 - c a b $1885885 1 996! 65 RAMBLER 4-doorDr Masoner Mualc Center, Jll Mainaln I. Leonleor W rig h t. 733-7472.______SLEEPING SLEl bags, tents, trunks, 1 lug-“B* paint • metallic blue • good con- ideID EA L 23' trailer house for sale. Radio, heater and overdrive ... ------Ave. East.______BEAUTIFULBEAUTII glads for all occasion?.TTTT gage, riding equipment, reloading‘tllng dition.di.. $200 or best offer. 733-5054J-5054 aA - I shape. Phona 726-5579, *K«- Kei- h u b s . o v erd riv e ...... $1595 tools, used mechanics tools, com- or S p i n e t piano ior lale. personin ofot IrvinIrvln Bodenstab.B 2 miles north, I -,ni com- or 733-6321. Ask for Dove.______chumch . 733 ponents. plslols, binoculars, and - - ’64 GM C i/4-ton ...... $15‘15 I9GJ aood credit may acquire byt as- mile westw of West 5 Points. 733* scopes. LJ Red's Trading Post. 10G4 HONDA 50, excellent condition,lltlon, “------r — ------o4 515 1965 DODGE 4-door Coronet'o r o n e t lumlng small monthly payment. ^ 8 . ------extras. Rcasonnble. 447 Jeffersonerson TfUTruck* 196 V6. 4-spced, fleetslde. Radio, hcalor, pow er slecring ar No down pojroenl required; "4"oV For ------wWE REBUILD hydraulic Jacks* atQt stSI. E v en in g s and S undays. 733- —------:------;r slecring and automatic ... $1495 information write Fawson Music.u;lc AAntique nilqu.. ______m139 AbAbbott's Auto Supply, 121 3rd Ave- 16C5.ifiii ______nue West. See us today.______'63 IH 1/ 2-to n ...... $1595 Co., Cnodit A d ju ster, 138 N o r th _____2__ ------HONDA 35o! excellent condition. 19G5 P L Y M O U T H 4 - d oM o r SSedan edan , Mafn. Pocatello. ______ANTIQUE ANTIQUI BOTTLES. Nice selection^Jon r ^ eN n T a portable air conditioner. <30 Long wide, big V 8 . uuU). 3ner. jao.*}. Phono Jim Wilkins, 034-5080,S T R U C K S m atic ira n s m is s lg n . powerIwer Radio, healer, standarddard transmi: transmission ...... $1495 GIBSON double pickup jultar. Cher, o*of very old bottles. Mauldin New UsUse In any room. Banner Furnl-urnl- Gooding,nn ______ry red finish and double cut-o-wuy..wuy. «& Used Furniture, 212 East Main,lain, ^ur^ure, phone 733-1421. steering, lock r i n g wheels,jels, • ‘ ______------Not a i cratchr^35Qr^aaeHncludedrudedr ——-iemmft ------.. 1______nir condltiontni^------Phono 321-4185 a f te r 5:00 p.m . JJe- e - REASON.REASONABLY priced: Washstands, BOTTLMTcrocks. rltherj, gasolines n s ; dlt S —------T I W C R S ------love "'otor, antiques. Carter's Hill Top. Ea Radio, healer, overdrive•d riv e ...... rome.______clocks, clocks, frames, round tables, love iV» Top. E ast. ■63 VOLKS pickup . -. $895 $1195 BAND instrument rentals. New andnnri seats, d‘ esk s, rockors. tru n k s. 438- —lii: ____ sUZt SUZUKI~1065 hillbilly irallcycle^ 80 19B5 CHEVROLET with cam per. L o w mllesr i uied. Conn, Selmer. Bundy and 5950 an y tim e. Pnul.______STOW-a-way STOJ bed for rent. $2.5050 a cc. cc. 1400 actual mllei. Phono 733- , , >cd sharp. AJOi1963 VOLKSWAGEN ------.week. Banner Furniture, phonehone 8335. 833 ______^______-;l2-ton. tilt cab, V8 engine. 5-specd Artley. Warner Music Company. -zjrr transmission. 2-speed rear axle,lie, ' 2-do()f .std an ...... Miscellaneous for Sale 1401 4 0 _™ 7J^-M21. ______^ YAHAMA 100 T rallm aster w a s $425...... $995 CONN tro m b o n e In v tr v good condi- 5^20 excelleni 82.5x20 tJres. 14’ flal’lat . 'gl'61 C H E V i/2 - t o n ...... $995995 :■ Hftw Purtlnr .l24-286fl. J e r- YOUTH I USED USI^ mllk^tanks.^ used^pipe.pipe. . . ,^t .Special S3flO. Motor. 520 _^ J e r i y OVTH tiTtt Minlc b odn M-lth Indtl^'F: T n ^ M ain South. 7jn-4ot)0.- - —^ B-ryUmter, 4-speetl, jusniviT-wr------» 02 -CHEV^Re iET tmi pala-pala' S-dnnr2-dnni ' lInrdlop------ome. ____ Reel lawnmower, In' electric deep fry- Ln; hauled. try- Laswell's. Jerome. 324-^lf ____ n e w 1007 Suzuki 250 m otorcycle. ELECTRIC guitar— Duat—plok-u^ik-up. er. googood condition. 10C3 Honda 50. 1961 F O R D V8, radio, heater, automaticu to m atic ppowt o w e r s t e e r i n g ...... $1295 Supro ompmler with vibrato. BBoth oth m make ake oo ffer. 733-500(1.______‘ ’ a T r CONDITIONER for Mobileoblle See See o t D utch's Furniture. 733-4090. _ — ^ Hom e., Also heavy 2-wlieel tra ile r. — T700 tandem drive. V8. 5-speed ‘53’58 FORD FlOO ...... $ 7 « iq (;r ------for $lfl0,-Phono-?334m0. ------&AVlS"mBffway &AVlS-n nyion cord 6:50x16 733 <93 mnln. 3-spoed auxiliary trans- 19C0-VGLKSWAGEN 0x16 733-5882 o r 543-5305, Duhl.______C lIT i w ™ Lonn wheelbase, V 8 . 4-speed, ' SON gone to se rv ic e . C om pleteB set truck tires, tl 6:50x10. $17.95 plus fed- j ,. I . . . ------m Tplsslon Major overhaul recent­ ,.^ ___2-“>• Radio, healer automaticm a tic ...... $395 Warner Music. 131 Shoshone North, electric shumpooer $1. Price Hard-ard- 4 ,iy Lawn Boy Mowers reduced to - mission, air conditioning.I. $6 8 . C ain's. M on, long wheelbase, 330 V8 en- I o WREV organs ■ - Tho Soundd of wware. are.______■ . C A V E M A N ■ glne,'5-.^pc'ed | i trnnsm lsslon, 17.000 JJJ______OPEN-T-lI-8------FR iD M ------romorrow ^■•■Today|-Muslc-3 ox7 -8-----PRIDA¥-^lt-9— ------'JB0 X7 BE gentle, be^klhdr'to“that'exnen- M |s( ------Ib—5*9peed-Tear-rncl(rrtxcBlitnit—m -- ^55' ‘5 5 - C H E V - '^ n . . . . — -$595------Lynwood, 733-0936. ______B E gom MIscelloneom Wonted 141 75 825x20 tires, ready lo go to — 7 - alve carpet, clean il with Hlue Lus------!1I BAKER’S MOBILE HOMES to '0'. 4-s'peed, co v e r. VOX — U'l what’s happeningt to tre.^ 6 .Rent Re elcctrlc shampooer $1, 412 Addison Avenue West 733-3358_m *"'<■ jultar* and^amjHflon. Music box. Cralg cralg PaintP Storo.______j!; , SEARS . . 19G4 CHEVROLET TTt CARPETS ready Instantly when,hen CUSTOM ( KITCHEN 8 »'' HOMEMADE»' overhead comper. ; I “ 1 '/ ^ - a n d 2 -Tons — - ■\ Radio and TV Sets 125 cleaned with now Hust. Modern ep F a c to ry stove and re frig erato r.. All 2*ton,2-t long wheelbase, big 6-cy|. - ■ W ILLS USEEJ S E U i : S R S -rrr and convenient wuy to clenn. Rentcn" f w r e e SERVICES: Free Ido. SmahORany paneling Inside. Sleepsieeps Inder engine, 4-specd Irunsmis- JERRY'S Radio and TV Eden. Jda^fw !S?^c)5lm machine. $1. Wllson-Dntes. , book. Free expert consuhatlon.•n. four.JSJ $450. K o n e 320-5421. F ilecr r. fic >lon, 2-spccd rear axle, 825x20i t ' ’63 63 IH ICpO L o a d s t e r . $2995 ho. New ond used TV sets for . ----- . Free floor nluns. Freo color 3.M Perkins diesel engine, 5- Truck:k Lane West •ale. In Eden and Haielton area CLEANIhCLEANINGEST carpel cicnner you sketch. *l/j-T0N and LARGER ” »3J.50._ D eautllul ta p c itrle s, *3.50 — house to be moved. Stale price and ------4 -s p e e d Iransm lsslon, 2 -Bpeed ' :r " • w j g i j — up. Uaed T.V.s. 1412 Kimberly)erly P'AINTP’AINT (cfor house, barn nnd equip-ulp- location.locc Box 0-14, Tlmcs-News,8 , JEWIJEWEL 17’ campcr trailer. See^ at re a r oxle, 625x20 tires. Road.______mment. ent. TTop q^uallty, wholesale price WANTED: WAN‘ Furniture njipllnncej,^ 300™ Tyler Street, Twin Falla. '63 IH M o d el D C O F 4 0 5 $9250150 ______hEPOSSESSEO Curtis Mathes color^313? Farm '& City blstrlbutlng. M3 nnynnything 0( value, Cfall ;33-775<. cab-over,;tandem diesel, 262 I ' ■ combination with new warranty.int^. Main ^E n st. ______^______— M o b l la H o m e i ______W^ ^i ' Older -Trucks in Stock Cummins' engine, 3 • speed J8D0 new — now >488. CAIN'b. syoCK ■ Eaton axle. Sharp. T T ** i + E r STOCK • ‘hay . ullllty trailers, newlew BIkeiBlkei & Motor Scoolers 15Z — T . - - 4 * -I- - - I Oft aild“Uied. All ilzes ftir all Jobs. 77^ 777 ™ -^MOBILE HOMES - MiMost “all long wheelbase ,.T G^go Sales 130I JO Soper's Trailers, 251 4th AvenuoIfuo ENGLISH Hnccr lO .poed bike. HealV“‘ Star " Craft - New Moon — Kit tood condition, XO. Phone 733-8372. and 2-specd rear axles and;5 '60 IH B C 1 8 9 0 'lr a c to r $2495 GARAGE SA LE; E lectric rnnBO,1 ^ . -W West. est. ______l i i 8-10-12-20-25' wide, up to fiO* long. Air brakes. V34S e n g in e , 5- fiood, clean, au to m atic tim e r con- vi<;iTVISIT ournu upholstery department.;nt. AlrciA irc ra ft fo r Sdls 165izr —- TRAVEL TRAILERS -— 825x2082, tires. ■peed, 2 -apeed. 1 0 : 0 0 x 2 0 tires, i— Trol. U pholstered rocking chairs, Select select ffrom hundreds of fabrics.I c s . ------—------___- Ktt-Alohn - 13-20' . T T ^ Coffee tables, fopm rubber mat- pree coi 'truck CENTER FOR >57 Free counseling by Keith Malone,•ne, R EEI E D E R F L Y IN G i5 E R V ICT. E SAISALES — SERVICE . *57 F R U E H A U F ..... JI995 ^ . tresses, goose feather pillows, dccorutcdccorator. C ain 's. 733-71I1.______p o r . . PARTS - S U PP L IE S 195 - p i - n : /• U smull electrical appllunccs. fans, — ------___ For the best deal In Aircraft SS M A G IC V A L L E Y ' 30' spud tra ile r w i t h belti, _ heaters, percolators, toaster, floorloor PUMPS: Irrlpalion nnd -domestic,lie, For low^ cost Flight InstructlonlII BBA A K E R ’S M O B IL E H O M E S air brakes, 1 0 :0 0 x2 0 tires. T lamp • some new. Car air condl*mdl* Any sicsite . S teel pipelines. Quick n __ _ "TT Honest Prices — Fair DealingsI ‘. B O B R E E S E ------tloneri-ncwrBathroom-accessorles.-ries;—Installation.— —Installati KllllnKcr - Electilci,'lt ooaiiBools for-Sola 1696 9 .11 YEARS-fiEBVING. . - ■58-JH:Tractar JI59J - T ■ garden tools. 527 Oth Avehuo Northorth phono li 733-S72B.,______• ...... — MAGIC VALLEY DODGE"CITY ■««■- .^ 4 1 2 .A ddlaon Ave..W est 733-3358 _ > c 0 ! 0 0 cab-over, V 5 « S- en- I - — D"E'C‘D'R"A'TrKG problcinsp-Let ------jlne jlr_ liral« i. ______I______ops. L'Herisson's help you brighten; -WEW SELECTION" ■ ' Men, women and children's clotli*lotH- problem ro o m s. I-rce consuliutlon. If you own a pickup ing. Pillow .c a s e s , aprons, h a ti, VMerlBS*L'Mcrlsson'B, Jerome. 324-53G1. ^ of SIMPSONS purses, shoes and lols of other '..mmoi- p Yotf need a M SUNSUT Memorial Park, Vulley IN R U P E R T M A G I C V A L L E YY ru liem s. 120. 4th A venue N orth. ___ Viewy^ow nrca,nr full section (0 burlul S CAVEMAN ' i SLALOM SKIS Specialize in you In Your Life Ini Good Thingi fo Eat 1331 3 3 O 'l'y $1,000. Phono 733- ^ International, Inc. »■ ^ - B U D & M A R K ’S and yotir needs, MONTMORENCY Cherries, fi cenls lenH o5T J r u c k L a n e W e s t 733-42011 . 8 ^ ^ UZNNbx”h4,ooo B.T.U. forced air 347 14 Broadmore 'fFlcetwood - . n^DUnd you pick. 1 0 cents picked, furnacefurnnce. T w o y ears old. $175, SeeSee ______733-1104 ^ I d O N L Y 4 - Yaylor O rch ard i. 733-7882 o r 733- ia t W estestern llentlng Co. 138 3rdIrd CHI'CHKYSLUU oTttoard “ motors. ' , ' * Security . 19G7 MODELS LEFT mc Avenilo South. Twin I'nljs.______JitujStur r Crnft boats and camporir ______^______■ ■* m e TRUCKS-Gas & Dlcsol C^NE'YKAR-OLD Hv Lino hens. 60 uiinROONBlilDUOOM a c t, iisQd. Uox springs^ irnllerfl. Sterling boat trnllcri,I , — ------— nt Greatly ■ .- r CHARLIE'S T R U C K S k ' cents each. IW miles cast of l^llcr•l®r nnd mmall allresB . $05. Also Undcrwoucl,n ,i 'I ’loneor Chnin b u \v s . - REDUCEb PRICESI E Q U IPM EN T Maxson.“on. flinndardBlandaril typewrltor, $13. Call eve-vc! **JEROME.IMPLEMENT * GOING G TO MOSCOW JIOVaiO W eilA ve, A J e r o m e a;4-4362 a26-4270. F ile r. _ ___ nings, 73733-31)80.______MAHINA ^ POI South Lincoln I, 324-4041 TO SCHOOL? n/BAKER'S MOBILE HOMES lUil) spudi. Call your orders for cu-cu‘ X XtlJMiNOl I/ m INUIvI -wtorm doors- (sclf-sior------[TT M A n i^ E ri'ii, 8 X 48',’J bed ro o mn. . 412 A ddljon Avcnuq W cit 733-3338M LEE PONTIAC ' ------cu m b e rs-an d c a rro ts , P h o n t 733-"33* Inn) Jng). re re g . $34.05, now — $20.68.6 b! JOHNJOHNSON l outboards and .Skoe Hor- JJ/il IfllP. Closed S undays. ______i-_ A. c, u'lloustou Lumb«r (forn\erlyrly svsiBvsi now Datsuns, McCulloch snwi Now In Everirccn'Trnllor I’nrk,k. roj;ou u SALli:. Inicrnallonal 100 2-lon^ CMC TOUCKS-IN JEROMEWE __Wif5UisALE beef by half nr qunr<|.uar. . niimoHome Lun>ber)Li 733-2214.______nnil I,,, Moscow. Complotoly (iirnlahcd,‘I. wwitl ith lonit wheel bn»e. "Schldler" nnd outboards. Doan Moior Com-!!!ll_/uUJmtli.-i!OW,&ll,l!HlliiU y.V* drm ies,_____m il S UARLY 1D05 Chevrolet plcitup wHH with • ;*i_____HQfillilnnflon bent n nd grain bed, liARL ------J------— '--!«rcuiTindwrhjiftcdrPhOh 8 *N6Mlh'H h 'O6 Ak T r T diningn n i table with chnlr. “n; In ZJ™21 ~pwnyrl2fl-2nd-Avrnufl-Wc8tr ------— cnrpetod.‘“ If.: very uilrnctlve. Only Tlri niitl ~l»ed—cover;—3«flpeedi— g o o d -c o nondl ill*------;\ \ it — ------5------Main Lockers, 733-4082, . eic«llent ly Tlro!7 I)cdr5hireh)jlilc 111—SosJ excellent cpndlllon. Alio J pieceJCO ^STAR« 'A llc iiA P T 1005 IB* bonl w ith M ftO M.OOO.»i nh C. Looney, 733.4081. concondition. 5 • spceil trnnimlsiion tion. >3D8. Phmio 733-0230. , ^ * TOP crop jrten beans for canning,ImT living living r( room lulto In good condl*dl* h.p,h.p. motor and traitor. Lihe new.»»• ' w wltl llh 3-ipoed axle.-034-5]37. Good' if.]VAi: Back A cres, 2035 EllrabeDjellj j tion. tion. 733 733-RHnl. CmiCall t]o scon ul lUolynoux M n ch ln * ______>">1' INVADlilt, IMO pickup fo r i«le or C T / Boulevard. 733.B504. XiR cry Cq. ______' "■ FOU I'OU fiSALE 8x35 trailer houie, I'lionoione — -I______------. trad*trade for camper or oUlor pickup.S ' # # ' ■ ;___ li" AIR wreneli —~ Inrgo cuitom nnd STUUEUAKUR. 1040 Moti truck,Ick, Cnll 324-2070, JflroniP n f t e r 0 p.m. V ’ m ade oilolt b n rre l — Ilondn 00. Reii*o«. 'r'i'ilU i n iU m i fiBhinit b o n ti.. 151 Hose— 733-B543 bctwoen BiOO n.m , nnd itui ' « ;0 0 D,111, 01* ice «1 Hoover'I'rnllerdIer Btock-grain itoi rack. R uns, $90. Lewli xniuvj • sonnhly p ric e d , Klmherly, 42.1-fllOi.04. SStrei tre e t Norlh. Dan D anleli Hoofing. 'Wl| KUNWOUTH cab-ovor dlosei truck,f fil' BIW h WtA. Ik.TM.I.. »t Off. Ciiilrf ndnr ofoo il.ni, ___ Pnrlili,I’ni aoodlng, 1)34-4301 nfter I^ ' aJJoAlio tandem soml-traller with belt. 1-7.1 ■- U. B I G , CI.IJAN ruRH. iTV ^now r so ensy to 733-ai7». ______^ COItONADO Aluminum 28' trniler. _ ^leaaonahle. 830-2511.______•* W h n Hjirmc • do wllh Illuo Lustre. Rent electric jm_i_ " r i ; '4(! CHIVVY truck with 4 spend - 1 — “W hnt qimilflontlons doos08 Jimmy h stinmpooor $ 1. Oixiennwalts. moio 180BO ^"'le” lile c trlc t)rnkc», «ui rn n g e. i™ nvJ MAOIC VALLEY INTERNATIONAL \ Jimmy havo to bo proaldont tio«, nnn rurnace, tolliii, Smileyniv "Peotl.".yl engine. 14’ Iwd. Heavy COI.UMlllA :i3 f(iol“ lni)bllo homne. e, YA Y/HTXh A m A ~II)05 HOoc. cxcellenl con- duty St. Pnullutlal, Rear duni|i,J,; . III « Trucks > nnd ImUiitrlnl Trnclori,lion, AHUa id tronsiiror of our club?lub? For onono thing, his fatlior riicro Is Alwnyn UIO CrccU l.iiilBe, IIIOO. 733..1K73. ^tli Avenuo West. 73:i-42n(l. Also M)td .Cinlnxlo, lt)03, U xcellenlDn( (lltion,dUio $200. Seo nt 1417 Olh Avenuo * — Cnll n4n-43HO, lluhl, ^ ^ owns a oantiyonmly stor atorol" Dll! NCW« In tlio. ' ' cnililllloilcniulUlon, K43-4308. Uuhl.______Hnst ion CliHVUOLHT 2 -Ton. 4 nnilj. — __ loss*0'’* l,UI,SUHl!rllonie,’ 1 heitroorai, gCiJIiSCOUT, l»0drHl)74K4.'full io p 't’uv'erl *“1 L ? * Tiill'TliX T in F T E r D X la* ilnoloum rugi^gs. SPHClALSr^lwosiMlcI Honda BO'i, $0ft—IP completelycorni (uUliheil IncludinR nu.nu* hubhubs, like new, 4,000 m llei, I247fl!47V 1205. Phone (l78-nn50. ' ' 10,05, Aiiorteii jiRtlerni. Dann«ri«r $Htno.0 . 1 w o Ynmahn RO's, IIBIU^IOII.OD, lomnllc lomt wnihBi' nnit »lr cooler,'ler. cnnieron(.m finlei,,Hiipert, phona 43ll< ^WIT^PVIIftlll, drive nuuui'. fniiied, WANT ADS ' I'urn (ure, 7aM4il. ' Isrlckion Uric Moton, 733-4Mfl. Cult Call 733.761)7 aller 0. . 3ID1. > |g | V8.VI. 1Itubi, Neff lire., 7i3-7;sil, ------»------r - i.i- - -1 -I 1

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AUTOS FOR SALE ~ 2 0 0 AulO!Aulos For Sala 200M AUTOSAl FOR SALE ______•'" 200 SundcSunday, Aug. 13, 1967 W in Falls Tlmes-News A-13 - DIRECTORY — ------^ P A Y M E N T S ------_____ AlflffiUNCEMENTS ...... - ARE LOWER tr STOF Classification 1 through 15 THETSE:t s e n s -'— - " S * ' a t ' .

in here! If you are3 exp’ectingex p ’ecti high p res- ■ EMPLOYMENT ' ' U l • UNION MOTORS5 CLOSE OUT-El'-E N D OF THE Y5JAR-f5JAR-CLEAN UP ON AIALL CAES -i ...... — su re selUrig and loadedoaded dfdfials. W e don’t; Classificationciasi 18 through 24 Than Most Others ALL NEW CARS:ARS MUSTM GOI ■ ALL USED CARSARS MUSTMUS' GOI ' do business that wv ay. k y . yj FINANCIAL ’65’6 5 - F O R D ...... $ 5 0 .5 0 CClassification las: 30 through 38g per mo OAC ^ fFREE; FINANCINGJCING ’TIL FALL OPEN EVENINGS:N IN G S TILfll 8:00 CustomL.US 500 Fordor. V8, _ ! - .crucrulseomatlc, radio, excel­: NEVER AGAINGAIN WlWILL YOU BE ABLE TO) MAKE SAVINGSSA LIKE THIS ON< N E W CAPCARS! ■ -’66 PLYMOUT^^Fury^^ ------’64 RAMBLERRAI 7:7.;.. J1295 “ . REAL ESTATE lent tires. This buy is im------<^nnr-hnrritop_ Pnriln, hent.t ------______Wiiiion.,(i-eyimder w ith over- ______J______I______er. power steering. ‘318' en* drlvdrive, low m u e a ie . ^------Classificatlon-50-lhtougl)-62 ------2 m a a c u la lp ,------— stne, 7,280 actual miles. 1967 M E R C U R Y VQYAGEl White with Burgundy inter* *65 CHI ’57 3YAGER ^ MERCURY C( r- ’6 5 C H E V R O L E T . . . . $2095 ’5 7 F O R D ...... $ 1 5 .3 0 L STATION WAGON ?CURY COMET . lie ?r MERCURYM E R C U I COUGAR lor. Show n o o m Clcan. Fac- Impala Super Sport conver- atSCHOOLS-INSTRUCTION p er m o OAC lory Guarantee. SPORTRT COUPE Uble. 'J36’ V8. p o w e r steer* p t„_ , J Country sedan. V8, fordor, g Ing and brakes, automatic: Classification 40 through 46 *'™ ' Slock No. C207: M ercury’srv’s pp[)ipopular Completelytely equippedequlppei with. V8 engine, I r&Qradio, heater. g '66 MUSTANG truntrunsmlsslon. A very sharp station wagon wittf power,er steersteering!'' Extra speclall Stock Stock No. No 430. All ' bucket seseats, a ts, floor floor m1 ounted tfansm ls- V8, automatic transmission, white side wall Ures, tinted wind-w white, radio, heater,eater, white white side wall sion, allII othero th e r accessoriesacci you'd ex­ RENTALS ’5 ’59 9 P O N T ...... $ 1 5 .3 0 " beautiful red finish wl(h ullil ^ shield, deluxe seat belts, windshwindshield deluxe wheellieel covers, covers, scat belts, pect tofind find on on the the Car O f T h e Year. blnck inierior. 8,000 noiualIl :'61-GHRYSL-ER-itt—. 'Bl GHl -$895 Classification Clasi 70 through 888 . per mo OAC ^ •windshield washers. miles. See this beauty today. Now Yorker 4-door. Fullt ■ 4-d<4-door. You’d really expectI vwashers, back-up lights, 'foam foam seats,se back-up lights, windshield • power pow and air conditioning. to payI more for this depend- $ 2 6 6 6 *62 T -B IR D ...... $1595 AGRICULTURE ^ ablia b l e buy. $ 2 5 5 5 . $52 2 0O 8 8 — Power ileerln? and brakes,(. *64 RAf R A M B L E R ...... 51295 .das;.Classification 90 through 96 L------>^laitlfr.fl60-4.rtonr sedan.,A ------A iharpie. cylinder, cylii automatic trans*:------‘6^ 5 ^ & B GE-— -■■■■ $49;fi9------; mission, radio, white side-■ LIVESTOCK _ , p er m o OAC •61 .DODGE ...... $7955 wwall ijf tires, low mileage. For r u t . J Polara ,4-door sedan. V8. . ” d ...... -economy, see this. Classlfication lOO through 116 , 9 seater wagon. A resi good...... -- -econ flUtiautomatic, e.xcellent Mid­: * NOTHINGNG RE RESERVED! ALL CARSR S MMUST U S T GO NOW! CLEAN SWEEP! one. V8, automatic' trans*I* miBslon. >65 pQ I nightnig: blue finish wilh •65 FORD Fairlane .. $1495 ' 1963 FO R D G A LAAXIE X IE 1965 MEIJCURYJRY MONMONTCLAIR 1958 CHE’ CHEVROLET e;______4-door, V8. Btan^lard trans* _ '. MISCELLAt^US mamatching inierior. ------•eyeoM Ef-. .-.~~si3§s^ ------mission,^ rucio. n e iite f. CClassification las: 12( f ^ o a g h '16J ' ------5BO-4-B0OR-SEBAN)AN------4-DOQI; RRRF.7.FWAVEEZEWAY SEDAN______:______- -STATIONlSIATION w a g o n ______4-door. 6-cylinder with a ' ’55s 8 C H E V ...... T i 7 ^ VV8 engine, aulomatic tran.sml.ssransmlsslon, V8 engine, automaticitomatic tratransmission,' V8 engine,;ine, automaticautomi transmission, standard transmission. U It■ '64*g4 RAMBLERd Af ...... $1295 e x tra clean. per nif) QAC: , r ,< , npower steering, power brakes,rakes, excel-ex power sleerliig, local 1 owner.owr Sharp-. power steering.steering. 4-door wagon. V8. au to m atic: AIRCRAFT 'a n d BOATS , 4-door. 4-dc V8, standard irnns- * transmission, radio, healer. ient . tires,, real nice. , est in town. , ' SPECIALSPECIA $100 . '64 BUICK Skylark .. J1495- Ciassifioation 165 through 1733 mission;mis hew white wall ------4*door sedan. Radio, heater,- »gg pM I - 'W A S $1295 — NOWV $1085 S P E CC IA IA L $1991$1995 ’66 PLY M O U TH F u r y I I I tires,tire radio .pnd, ?harp in­ 1955 F O R D automalic transmission, 23.- 4-door. hardtop. R ad io , h eal­ 1962 fO R D 000 actual miles. t e r i o r . ' V^-TON PICKUP ■ er, automatic transmission,; AUTOMOTIVE 4-DOOR SEDANN 1962 D OiDGE D G E 4-DOOR 4-DC V^-TON F power steering, air condl* r u ^ , ION WAGON V8-engine,ine, 4-speed transmission, big ' '6 5 D A R T ...... 51595> Stlonlng, '318' en g in e, orlgl-; Classification i’so through 200» ’6’65 5 F O R D ...... $.7 8 .0 0 , . E Beautiful dark hiue with. white top, ■ , STATION WAGOl 2-door hardtop. 6-cylindcr, nal while' sidew ajl tire s . TanI per mo OAC- VVfi erighle. automalic transmlSsransmlSsion, V8 engine, standardlandard transmission, trn “■'es. automatic transmission, ra*I- and and Delgc all vinyl Interior. ------— Cu.stom fordor. A beauiifuiI ppower siPcrinR. power steering,, excellent throughout. t SPECIASPECIAL $285 dlo. heater, excellent, tjres., Factory Fact Guarantee. . AAutoi u tO I For Salo 200 2-to low mileage, Beige withh 30 2-tone with vinyl Interior, WAS $895 - NOW(V5595 $595 , WAS $79515 - -NOW NOW $487 , matching Interior, clean. *63 VVOI O L K S ...... $995 checkche out this fine buy to­ 1964i4 F O R D IR A N C H E R O Convertible. Rebuilt inotor. £DRIVE A LITTLE d day a y . 1963 FO RD 4-DOORO O R 1965 M E RtC C U U R R Y Y C CC O M E T V^-TON FPICKUP •65 CHRYSLER ...... $2895> S New lop. New Yorker town sedan. And You Consistently Save ' STATION WAGONON 4-DOOROR SEDAN SEDAN Big 6-cylindery lin d er engiengine, 4 -sp eed trans- Power lleering and brakes, *63•63 CHRYSLERCHF ...... $1795 Unmarred beige finish, V8 engengine, Beautiful Glacierer blue,blue, bigbig 6-cyllnder mission,, excellent tltires, clean through- air conditloninp, low mile-'■ 300..An J 2-door hardtop. Full $ 1 0 0 t o $ 5 0 0 aulom atic tran.smi.ssion, pow er sti age. A very nice car. . T R U C K S power steer- standardrd transmTsslon, transmii like «»“ ■ _ • power, 413 engine with dual , Direct factory dealer. Chrysler.f. ing, ii power brakes. >, ram Induction carbs and[ PlymoPlymouth, Dodge & Dodge trucks. ta c \S $1495 —NOWT128r^ ' ^ '66 SIMCA 4-door .... $1195 S ’65DD CHEV ....# £ $61.60 • sharp. This car Is a real _ WAS $1295 — NOWV $1088 $1495.5 —- NOW $1265 17,000 actual miles, stillI bomb.bom HARHARBAUGH MOTOR CO.) . ffr mo OAC 564 F O R D G A L A X I E ' guaranteed j‘ 4-wheel drive. 4-speed. 4x4,' 1966 BUICK *fifl PHF Gooding, Id a h o Phono 03M112 500 2-DOOR HARBTOP . •ee C H E V E L L E ...... $2495 °______° ° '‘ ______• longlo n i wheel ba.se. This rug­! 4-DOOR SEDANN 196151 OOLDS L D S _ , • 2-d o o r •66 MERCURY Montclair ' suptSuper Sport 2-door hardtop, . Beautiful turquoise In color.Dior, V8 enr HOLIDAYDAY SEDAISEDAN clean, V8 ' engine, automatic 2-(^oor hardtop. Automaticc ‘39Q’ ‘39Q’ V8, power steering, MMILLER AUTO SALES ged unit will go where the E Ission, power steering, power transmission, power steeringS automalic autni transmission, low ■gine, autom atic tran,smission,jsion, popower Gleaming Arcticic white, iV8 engine, transm ission powe We guarantee you can save, going Is (ough. S excellent white w a ll tires. and brakes, clean as new. . mileage mllei and extra sharp. n,ong ) S'steering, power brakes. deluxe all vinyl1 interior, fullyf equip- brakes, « A new car trade-in. money on superior cars. No gimmicks. Read .the book nnd 63 SPECIAL $1495 •66 PONTIA C ...... $3195 i ’63 INTER.’l .... $51.25 WAS $2195 - NOWV $2088 ped. mako an offer. Open every day^ p er m o OAC '6 5 F O R D ...... '..$ 2 0 9 5' S Bonneville 4-door h a rd to p . and and evening. < 3 blocks south on j ...i r 196G C H EV R O LET;,ET SPECIAL:CIAL $795$795' jgjQ PORD COU ------r .uii..pQtfer- aad. air conqi- —Rock ' 4-wheel drive. Hubs. This. ■ORD COUNTRY SEDAN , ------Rock Creek Road. H ansen. L ______^.nnnp qpnAM ______m atic transmission, powerr tlnniitinning, new premium tires, Phorio^0604. INEXPENSIVE luxury. 1962 Imperl**: 'taugh. tauah______I______P Q 8S64. ______'61- FALCC . al, complete power and air, good 7-.- ^ ...... W 5 - " I S S s. 326 Terrace Drive. EXCELLENT CONDITION . n l, compl. - PONTIAC-CADILLAC new tires ...... 1061 STUDEBAKER 4-door. V-» and — — e<>ndUlon7-bel(w-bookT~735’aP0&»—_ iflHL-.CATALINA Pontine 4 doorm ------^ 5 , JEEP, 1061, full cab, dual range hard top, See a t New Western Overdrive, power glide Iranimli-- twismlisUm.. ViTii Phnnn 71V.1M2* ______1— 1065 Dodgo V8, A-lOO .Van. MONZA, m Tw ota— 1963if Spyder, Good condl* Motel 1965 dodge! Polara, 9 passenger,mger, 1-d 4-dOOr StatlDrt wagoirJllO!!—5 —7■Ion. 3 ^ 71 M U a V-8 en g in e s. HIB. J E E P , M 1 ^1965 FORD Super Duty Econ* tion jam tion. $800 or best offer. Phone‘6 2366*'' 2366, '3- R u p e r t, Id a h o 436-3478 »------733^037. • tr«n»mUi ollne van • - 733-7209.733^209______CHEV " 1— IOGO GMC H andy man van. wvAl.-^V w T CHEV '41. S h arp . Less than 61,00000 ------■■■■ :------^ ------_ I!)65 FORD Custom '500' 4-door)or SedanSedan. V8, autom atic .. J1795 All vans would make ex* MONZA. 1963 Spvder. Good condl- miles. n^nea Cadillac hardtop. >323.!3. 5 cellent m obile cumncrs. tion. J800 or 6est offer. Phone‘C 0^8 n4g 2nd2ii W est.______g ( 1964 IMPALA 4-door Sport Sedan. V8, pow er glida, 1— 1904 and 1 19G3 CHEVY !^-. 733-7209.733-7208.______B O N A N Z A M O T O R S 1964 - i^N T lA C sed a n . 1 9 5 9 T d o o r. See at P o n . factory, air conditioning...... ; ...... J1895 J . . ton. V8. 3.speed picjtups COMET,COMfiT, 19196! iport coupe. 6 - cylIn- 449i North n W ash in g to n . Phone 733- Pontiac . Qpel Buick — END - ^-wltA-tiUtk y --bodjct, " ------1— 1064 GMC SSOO tllt-cab trac* 537-2822.537-2822. ( Cailletord.______- BURLEY, IDAHO ------I|]f41964 'MERCURY “ Montclair—— 4=door — V9;— Automatic-^------■ T H E .- E £ tor with new 401 V6 en- OLDSMOBILE. oLDSMoni 1058 88 Holidayy CHEVROLET, 1056 for sale. Id good3d —:______- - Transmission ...... Bine, full air wllh 30' ^ ccoupe. o u p e ExcellentE) condition. Phonele * condition. P h o n e 733-0579. ■ •••■•...... V [NG A CAR SALE ' Arrow 15-ton Lo Boy 733.0570733-0.570. F R O N K m o t o r " 4984j 904 FALCON convertible. 6-cylinderl-cylinder, automatic trans- ■ _ trailer. ^ ^ £P f o .O r Snlo; .“Jo; For 4-doofsteerln iledan. Cuitom < 0 0 power ConverHb steerlHR, automatic with v 8 flo* th e floor ______N O D O W NJ PPAYMENT A Bine, ^fixlra dean. 1965 C r tE V R O L E T ■ 9 E E — I ------sritio n WBRUii. 4 -dour, Biuiiitard-'------on the following cars•s with approved credit transmission w ith radio, A real ; - p : T R ? n c — r^ tE A N 1965 FALCON , nice car. 1958 RAMBLER American. 2-door-iti2-door-itick shift...... 1125, iirii'*U'«n ) door sedan. 8*cyllnder. stsnd* nice car. TRANSPORTATlORTATION ^ ' ' ard transmlBsion, low nilleaga. 1 9 6 4 J E E P Take the worrV out o( driving/ing with a llke-new unit from ( j_ ' 1956 FORD' >/2-ton pickup. V-8,-8, 4-spee4-speed transm ission J295 Wagoneer 4-whcel drive. Power John Chris Motors.______C A R S A N D ] itccrlng, radio, l^cal one own* D P I C K U P SL _l!Hi7-CA n il .1 .AC sedan DeVIII^. Factory Factor airconditioning 839S' 1M4 FORD Wa8"n»'e r, i Country sedan, station wason, lyxrinu, '------p .f|ly -p n w flfd r-p a a « r slRflrlng^~I984-eH-EVR0bET— ^ ------" ■ 1S63 CADILLAC[LLAC Cou] Coupe 'i960 FALCON 2-door sedan. 6-cylinder. 6-cylinde Stick shift .... J395 on •------«mom>tlCr4jke-new fin ish.— ------Impala-19Q4- 4-door sedan. Fully - Fully powered, air conditioning,ing, beautiful bronze finish with •' _____powercd.-flutomftUc^*radlgj__Ex^______‘ _ 1957 FORD 4-door-VS. Stick shift and overdrive ...... J250 19 tra clean. ^ ‘ ... matching Interior, near newV rubber. Ono0 of the Weariest ‘ I Mnllbu1964 CH EV ELLE ------^ p o £ « e d „ lale model Cadillacs we havee seen.s e e n . 1959 FORD 4-door sedan. 'V8,'8, hutomatiohutora ...... J195 Malibu wagon. Standard trsni* tra clean ; . miasloii with overdrive. ,All_yl|iyl ------_ 1964-IMPALA ------O N L YiT $2795$ 2 7 9 5 LIQUIDA J NATION ” Interior, 1 owner, clean. Super iport. lb B ucket seatf, ceo* to r console, r e a l s h a rp , G E T T'H H E IB U G ] Super ip( . 1963 FALCON ■ 19G3 C H E V R O L E T ^ 19G6 C nfevtLLLLE L E MALMALIBU nd $62 PER MONTH S p, FOR $51 DOW N and Custom station wagon. Standard }3elAlr ■ IQQ 3 sta tio n W agon. F u lly HARDTOPD P CoupeC O U P E ...... SAL^LE transmission, 1 ow ner. ‘'powered,- , power ateerlng,. llito ««» . Radio,' healer, V8 engine,- automutom atic trattransmission, beautiful ■...... ‘ 644G44 Main^ South . Phone 733-6811 ■ ' ■ 196 . • • . powered,-oew . 1966 FORD LTD Tyrol blue with matching Interior,jrlor, ofo( course,cours real good rubber. 3 19G6 F O R D DenBen Eldredge Jack:k Cox . Woody Turley lm poi«1963 CHEVROLET I9G3 RAM BLER 2-door hardtop. V8 engine, Crulie* Fairlane Falrle 500 2-door hardtop. Ra- ______.... - ' -- power Impala I 4-door. Fully equipped, ,n|ji ■ ONLY $2295 omatlc transmission, radio, heat- dlo, 1 Custom wagon. Standard trani* I dlo, heater, standard Iratismis- __ power iteerlng, automatic. ' mission wltn overdrive, A real er, powerp{ steering, whliewaU slon, sion, 6-cyllnder engine, ull vinyl — . . , C u ito m » economy King.* tlrei. Interior, whitewall tires. ' million V 1962 FORD economy 1963 TEM PESTT LeMansLeM ans Coupe , “"■■‘^^“■^as*2895 . Was $2195 W I L t L L S - aCuitom " ‘?r'!r IM ledan. nndlo, itMd- 19G2 OLDSM OBILE clean. 2-tone finish, bucket seats, 4-speed-speed fioorfloor'shlftr.radio, i heater, ------~ ^NQW-$2395— ~] ------N O W $ 1 7 9 5 ard tranimliilon; 1 owner, exlra s s ledBR.18UZ H o lid a y h ard to p fully - -^exceptionally clean throughout,i t . - • clenn. ; powered,gg igdan, M tra clean. ' ,1966 C O M E T ------' ...... p o w ered , 1964 PONTIAC 1967 MODELL CLOSEOUT'Cl ^ T ' T b m c h e v r g l e t ^______O N L I $ 1 0 9 5 Cc aprip r , ; 4-door s « d a n . R adio, heat* « . . . , ------1 9 6 2 B U I C K ------. - , - 7 , •r,• r, low miles, Mercomatic tram- Star Chief 4-door. Radio, heater, Slcyiarktransm ii iport coupe. Standird * .Impala . convertible. Fully powaN ' " ower steering, power brakes, m illion,liilor 6-c y lln d e r engine, whllo* u « 7i „ coupe.transmliiion. A real iporly Impalaed. Extra co good cosdlUon. , - S P E C IA I A L L —- , w all tl ydramatlo transmission, white* ^ wallS tires, clean. ^ coupe. ed. Extra “" “'W as $2095 Was J1795 ' J F O R D ; •m o o CCO C: h H eE vV Rr Oo Ll Ee t ' ■ T his W eek’sjk’s Special N O W $ 1 7 9 5 IOGO Fledan. O R D Standard l D U M P• T R U C K ^ N O W $ 1 5 9 5 radio. A real eco* ■ AMERICAN MOTORSR S AAMI M B A S S A D O R 880 - • F a lc o n 4-iioor l e d a n . Blani 9:00x20nbber, heater, 5-speed)eeci transmiitransmission, 2-speed rear . ,1963 j M E R C U R Y tranamltilon, ridlo. A real nonny car. axle. Netd a littlo body work, everythingeveryl in workabla. Monterey iuont.i Custom 4-door lednn. 1965 F O R D c o n d itio n . DreetoDreetoway rear window, radio, PIMFIOO H>ton pickup. Long w ide 2-dOG2-door sedan. V8, automnticc power steering, white walls, We Ha ' used p!(!(ups from 55's to 65*9. ; to x , 4-ipeed transmission, big 6 J..,, . heater, power iteerlng, power ^ox, i undercoat. Also includes padded, We MAKE Have A Wide selection ofy used FAf^OUS pltkuj OK used cars at '- T- ONLYY $888 ,, Surakei, new paint, whiwwall engln(engine, heater, excellent tires, *^11full \wheel covers, radio and undercoa tlrei, bice. heavyheavy duty rear hitch, clean. dashdash and visors, windshield washers and back-up lights, extremMAKE o f f e r . Also,,manyrm FAMOUS s, liberal trade-in allowances. W a s $1395 Was $1895 extremely low prices, easy term s, liberal IflSS IM PERJRIAL IA L SodnnSodc ■ ■ ] N O W $ 1 1 9 5 N O W $ 1 6 9 5 Regular Prico>rico $3238.20$3! Loaded with extras. Lots of transportation.transporti In this ons. 1064 CHEVROLETJ^-t, E T » /4 -to n P i c k u p ______n ______i)_N LiJJ15_ r -SPEei-A B-PEieE ------— RICE’S . - —tonrwiii»-i)oiK-4ipH(i-|(tiiiminioiv1jljIsslo n , I)I fl engine, ratifo, fienter, ------TBIS-WEEK-'S-SPEJ J excellent• x ^ « ; Ures, heavy duty reir hitch, clean.clei _ ^ L E 0 - ^ R K . W A S $ 1 6 9 5 ' NOW $1495 - ’■ $2750750 ( m N D John C hris ]\ C H E V Y L i ! ris Motors BILL SPAETH[ FCFORD'SALES . PONTIAC CADILLAiLDILLAC GMC > DING , ilEROME ' W I L L S M[C OI T O R C O . 601 Mnln Avonuo Ensi Phono 733.1823 JER( Phono 324-2311 V . G O O D I ^ Bob Fulton 733-5013' . . . IHob Nelson 733-00S2 Seo oneo of our dcnllng salesmen:ssincn:, Jolinlo . Doyd, 733-8840; ngs St Sundays Open Fridayr i d a y ttl i i O Del Timpsou 733^«S GooriGoorso DcTlllot 733-24115 G Gary ary Towlo, 324-0585, Open Evenings & Sunda 230 Sltushono10 Street West II ' ■

' ...... ) i, A-14 Twin Falls Times-Newsvs SundiSuriday,'A ug. 13, 1.967 j (.f, ^ pf} f l j j j H I Buhl School Do 3-Year-Olds)lds FPiddle Arouii•ound?,: i| t Will Begin

It-s On^^W ay-To ll ' ‘ 0Qn-Augr28— y-To Play Goncericert Violin z i|| -- By ANN WILLIAMS ' swimming,.swimming, riding .bikes," or justst when o v e r 100 young girls anI'd d ■ u H ; B U H I^T be Buhl -schools will Times-News Slafl \Vrilcr. plain lyinflying under a shady treele boys,'boys; sso m e, only kindergarten- H H I begin'Abegln Aut ug. 28.. Registration wiil I be held in each of the buildings ___(E ditor's note: Ann Wil- il-w with ith nptnot irm uch of- anything plan-1- age, played, pU entirely from mem-1- be liams, a summertime reporterer ned, ~ ory, the m usic of Bach, Beethov-V- W ^ ’ betwbetween een 9 a.m. and noon and 1 (or tlio Times-News, was alsoso Would J’you believe IhatHhere■e en, MMc ozart, Vivaldi and o tlierir fr . and 4 p.m.p .n a violin stu d en t of M rs. Dleliare eliare .seven.several Twin I'alls young-greatg- great composers.d ' Elementary school Students in I grades 1 through 6 may regis- Slaughter during her high school)olj jstcrs sters who, literally , as w ell asIS One (of the unique features of)f 'r grades I terte r Aug. 14, 15, 16 and 17. New years 1960-(i3. At'that time shehe figurativel;figuratively, like tn "fid d lee the proprogi-am is that Ihe young-i ‘ H■ T ' ' '. /ic around" — all yoar Inng? That's's sters aare always' able to play H students and kindergarten stu- played in the Twin Falls Civic around" - ] - dentt-ate asked; to-register. be- __ Symphony.and^Uie-Dileitanld-or:Jt: righl.-The righl.-They play violins--^ .andid togethe:together excellontly-without -re—Bq._H —------^ t— dentt-ace I tween 1 p.m. shd 8 p.m. Aug. 18. —chestra. ^______. love lovo' ■ it. hearsinhearsing beforehand/ - __ ^ ..... tw een I p riB" FOufysars ago',' thclr teacher, “ ffow^ —I —-Junior—---- -Junior—high-school, 7th and------I 8 8thth gradesgrade: will register Aug. 14, University she plans to tcachch Mrs. Del ! Slaughter, began expe-e- Mr. Suzuki maihtalns that f ' .■ at f ' - I 15, 16 and 17, New students and music this fall at Sandy, Utah,ih. rimenlingrimenting wilh the revolutionary7 "children"childri throughout the worldId Jf - ■ * I Student insurance can be pur- ng tute in Japan about 19 yearsrs ton wi!will, by an im perceptible H I Wliat do kids like to do during tute in J le 1 chased byb; each individual stu- ago. . process, process beoome speakers of the summer? ago. 3f y I dent grades grad’ 1 through 12, which Ask most kids this question.in. His metlm ethod of teaching m u sicle American Amerlc. English with a dis- and you'll get typical answers,rs; to ctiiidrer ctiildren attracted wurld-wldehr tmctive Bostonian m eH y T w Ijn e” ® ® ill, a tten tio n ^ seK gral_-ye.at.s__ agpithose.w . . V H H nI each student stud In all school spon- ■ such- as, ‘iplaying— baseball, attention^ ipithose.who .grow.up in-N ew -Y ork-JB I" sosoted ted and supervised activity. will, also gradually become K W speaker .V ~^iillWmTlI Parents are reminded that speakers of New York English. M H student insurancein is made avail­ This is so because of the condi-: *• tjgns ■ PUPILS OF THE lncreaslngly;popu^Elyrpopujar Suzujd-vlolln method BlnglBingham, and Kathy Coleman,an, 10, daugdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. able for purchase by ' them tjgns u n d e r which the ‘e a r fo r , — -through the schools-and-is-not— — ^ —language: Mnguag develops. The same, -perform-from-mcmory E?, ul the lionii purchased or underwritten fnr conditions apply also to the de-^ Del , Slaughter, 805 Walnut St. N. FrontF row, left to right, 10,10, si son of D r. and M rsfE . MlM: Wright;Wright;’ April Arrhigton, ll! puroh.ased daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard AnArrln^on, and Christine th thtm tm ’byby thet sdhooi. ^ __Jffilopment_of.itho-car-for—mu-—^ o p m i are Kathryn Slaughter, 8, d a ulighter g h te r of Mr. and M r^ SlaiiglUer; daug: . sic,' hi he continues. ”“*Patty ■ Bertie, 7, daughter of MMr. r. and Mrs, John B ertie; Bev- CookCook, 10, daughter of Mr. andind M rs. heh d w in Copk.- Ihese stu- — Since a child learns to speakIj erly ^ Beckstead,' 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Beck- dentsdents began studying Ihe Suzukiizukl'method metho< with Mrs. Slaughter. T V rft H by listening, llstei not by reading, Mr. stead; Lori Bingham, 8, daughterlughter ofi Mr. nnd Mrs. Deloy fourfour years a ^ , on an experimentalrimental bosls. ba! Two A TTU T.F.J Pools Suzuki m aintains that ‘a childd ?v .‘ can leailearn music the same way—_ that bbest suits his fingers andid pelves.pelves, en to 11 years old, now studyidy dren thisthi fall. Already signed' To Close Aug. 18 ' ■ by listelistening, not by readingg armarms. s, The violin comes in sizes3s "Do theI students.ever learn to privateprivately with her, but theyley up for tthe.cla.ss are Terl Bing-g.The The weatherwei may not indicate - . '. notes. H^ has .taught childrenn of 1-161-16, Ys, % V2, % lyid fullill read musical notation? Howw meet oncec a month to performrm ham, 3, da^hter of Mr. andid It,it, but summersui Is drawing to a peras young as •! years of agee size. size, i easye a sy Is It for th em ? togethetogether and give recitals, Mrs. DeDeloy‘Bingham, and'Julieie close,close. r. Twin Falls Parks and Recrea­ 'to play the..violin,by this'meth-1- . .Once Once the student has his in- Mr. Suzuki says, ".Rote, or3r On JulyJ 26, they were invitedted Sallsbur;Salisbury, 5, daughter of Mr. Twin Fc O'l' strumstru m e n t, she teach es him l„ in memory teaching, may be ex-X - to pariparticipate in a string teach-ch- and MrsMrs. Joe. Salisbury. tion SupeSuperintendent Howard Never - force children," hee a group.groi She teaches the stu-J,. tended to two o r three y e arsrs eer’s r’s workshopw at Idaho StateJte In JapJapan, children too younglg Johnson saids Aug. 18 will be the warns,warns. "C oax them. When theyy dents tto hold the violin and bow "'ithouwithout in any way interferinglg Univer.sity,Univer .Pocatello, conductedted for kindergartenkind play in violinin final day of .swimming for the is public in the Twin Falls swim- —beginsbegiif-1 to- -j>awn,-it- is'^time' tijo bbyleai y le a d ln g thSm- In gam es, exer-j._ “ with “ 5 the* child's later ability to by Mr.Mr Clifford Cook, professorior ensembli ensembles. Their performance is public in >’ stop."stop. ' cises Iand other activities that read ' music." Of course, somele of strlistringed instruments and mu-I U - what mmight be expected fromm ming pools.pool TThe h e child’st early introductionn enable them to "get the feel' f/"children ‘ are quicker to graspip sic edieducation at Oberlin Collegeige high-schihigh-school students in America.a. Both willwi close on that date, to violin playing Is limited too of thetheir instruments. They dojp the meanings of symbols, either2r ConservatoryConser of Music, Ohio. He Ea’ch year, in spring, Japan-n- although HarmonI Park pool will two strstrings, E and A (the twoo stretchingstretch and balancing exer- I"letters , J-? or notes, than others are,e, has studiedsti with Mr. Suzuki In ese,555 children child come from all oversr be open tl the ilfext two days for a highest-highest-pitched ones), and thee cises vwhile they play, which Jets" jbut his method proves that chil-il- Japan. .'-' |heIhe councountry to play at.the Stringlg state swirswimming meet.' • " . use of th re e fingers in one pat-t- them irelax. dren can “play by ear,’’^as well The eight , students recently re- Festival,F estiv al, now in its 13th year.r. ThisThisha.< has been an excellent sea- tern. Steady rhythm of bowingg TheT h e ideal situation is lo, teach.j, as read pieces at first sight, (urnedturned from ISU, where theyley held Inin Tokyo. Approximatelyly son .son for ththe Harmon and H arry . and cicclear, iprecise, sounds aree the momother, along with the veryy. with .. few mistake.s, for. several heard a s trin g q u a rte t performm , 2,000 youyoi n g sters play th eir' vio-0- BarryB arry PaiP a rk pools, Mr.. Johpson emphasized. ■ ' young child, according to Mr.^ nf? his students have become consisting consist of members of the:he lins together,tog( without notes or3r .said. RecordsRec when completed, ’’Twinkle, Twinkle, Littlee Suzuki, because the child readilyly brilliant violinists. UtahU tah ! Sym phony, and they al.soIso rerehearsal. h e arsa Their keen sense .ofof he said,said. 'will show an Increase _____ 11 I J B m I ^1 'I uriiU I 1 ^ I —Blar!^s-^ne-of--the-f*r6t-musiea+1+ imitatesim itate - his mother-and-has -W s- tr j>t;riurtfit!0 wirfr^jt+twi v»*»“ inttcfTitT^ ^ 1ir'both~ sea son'and-daily-tlekQts------compositions children learn to0 close contact with her.______EEto, to , v, whom he t^i)ght at the age;e lin studentsstui of Southeastern Ida-la- teachers all have been trained•d for the twtwo pools. play, beeame it-ha.s an - uj.sy—Y In Japan, this is far morep^of-four, phyed m Carnegie Hallrti-bft— -hiir-— ----- ^ ----- by- W f r - , fingering pattern, and is fa- successfulsi,(^ps, than ■ in the United.(I J'lin 1951. ^ Aftor-teaching-at CiirttsI'’ "Abou About the only disadvantageige donts’ ^phenomenal ensem bleI® [vjg-N E W SHIPMENT mmiliar iliar to most children. By 0,3,05' y States, for in Ihis counlry, moth-j,. pInstitute “ of Music, Philadelphia, of Ihethe Suzuki method, says Mrs.rs. playing. Tney range In age fromI" f'l-ri : —watchin—watching th e slow, fingering of" ers' are .1 often too busy to doJo Pa., Mr." Eto is concertizing on"1 slaughSlaughter, is that it can be ap-jp . 5-j35-13 yeaiy e a rs. ----- the left the left hand, nnd bow move- more than drop their, children world tours. . , plied effectively only to '"I'm " I'm ’very excited about thisi. , Stiffel ments of .the right hand repeat-'■ off gjat their music lessons andi(j „ Another distinguished pupil, the o,c studystu of private violin, and,^d, method,'m e th o d ," .said M rs, Slaughter, | .. ^ ed m ananj; times,, they are able® hurry back home. Koji Toyoda, who won Geneva's’® therefotherefore, would not be appro-ro- “becausi"because the students are able^i . |L a m p s * Mrs.; biaugnter did not teach Conci g* priale"'Toi^'~ sni7im ~^tr in g -pru-16rtF 16 liriyBfliii.ii prti'gr rajildly — anil tiiey ------. . and rh;rhylhmic patterns.— and“ any of the mothers of her stu-J. cution Musicale" in 1958, served■tl grams,gjams which include violas,I s, love It,- besides.’’ Lysle Keith's ...... Imitate Imitate them amazingly well, dents, primarily for this reason., -as concertmaster of the Colognei<5 Ocelli cell! and a stringed basses. Em-m- With such an abundance of i" ^ After, the- student m asters this® g|,„She does welcome mnthers to>0 (Germ(Germany) Chan\ber Orchestra, bryonic bryonli work of this type Isis thfferent(hfferent-sized violins, and the I ^ song, w ith ?ix bowing variations® come ^and learn with their chil-I- Mrs. Slaughter teaches herir being cdone with ’cello study, an'ilin'll creative, c re a tiv e , all - absorbing eager-; U Iwil lig h t that teacli rhythm, he progress^? dren, and to encourage themn studen students for about a year-andid Mrs.: Mrs.: SlaughterJ is hopeful thatlat ne,ss of any child, not just a 3- potentialpotential, or obyjous,..musical9l . 733-5927 tributed by the Summy-Blrchard {jren- ( • dren; they don't send them intoo thisth isjo Jo ^ v^._successfuL ...... ------.SheShe-plans- - to begin leachingng capaclfy'jycapacity this fevoliitlonary■y 1 1869 9 5 9 Addison/ Ave. East J , Co. the next room-to do'It them-i- Thes These particular students,, sev-/- this this method mi to very young chil-lil- bbut u t susucci ccessfu l violin method. ____BBvJistenin'n y jis to these record."!. and to his teacher play, the student recelve's a clear aural concept of how a good violin tone sounds.so Then he imitates this sound.SOI An advantage of tho program Is^fhat children are unencumber- o n w A muslc.and chairs. "it is difficult enough- for a m m i a i child tot( learn how his instru­ mment ent feelsf< and works at first, without having to mem orize strange symbols on paper, be­ sides," says Mrs. Slaughter. ^ r l x l H ReadiReading notes comes later.- Ll— ^ Free of the distractions of chairs and stands; the student ': ^ is bette better able to concentrate on the memechanics and "feel" of Shopp iA'F Bu'H'rey!eys And Savea v e EVERYDAYPAY!! _playlngJhejHDlin.playing ______"The younger tho pupil,' thee jifififUiiuwO^fififwiAn^^jiiiu .7.:' better," says Mrs. Slaughter,r, who mim aintains that it takes 10 . I OCOWIAASSC\ ASSORTED _ years fifor a-string player to de- JBUTTREVS velop th e ’ sa'm’e level of profi->- DELISHUS[ ' ~ ^ — dcicTrcy e n c y - -oil - Ills- instrnment th u t - ^ ^O RN MUFFIFFINS a wind player can develop in five. A child does not nave 1 to wait until fifth or sixth grade “ Frozen DirDinners to^earn'tO'play.;the vl611n; withh ■------— YOUNGEST PUPIL OF THETHE Vevolutlrevolutionary Suzuki violin the SuzukiSu method. By that method taught by Mrs, DelI Slaughter isIt Tcrl Bingham, 3, -time,.time, ilit is almost too late, for daughter of Mr. and Mrs.DcloyDeloy Bingham.Blnghi Route J . Twin—_JhlLyounger thlLyou a child .is, the more Falls. She Is holding an elghtli-5lzed~\l^!hlhAed~^lolin and bow, \>lilch readily he imitates what he-sees | i are comfortable for her tinyI fingers. T Ter.l er will begin regular “— and h ea rs. ------; - ■ violin lessons this fall with Mrs. Slaughter,Slaugh who began tho His "is mindrt and ears are all-ab-}-- ; ■ ir - method on a n enperlmentalI basis about four years ago. sorbing a t the age of three o r ...... - -il-1- ifour four yeyears, and Mrs. Slaughter ___ says that these are excellentIf I t im l - ages for' children to start thele y ‘'.‘ News OfIf RetRecord study sJ of violin. ' Your Choice I The firstf thing Mrs. Slaughter•■T f, -i^r : . MINIDOKA COUNTY north. norlh, Mr.Mr. Niichel's wfe, Eliza-1- dots wlwhen she begins to teach' K ' , ..'.o-’^iag g w iiaia • CHICKEN • TURKEY H d : State Police DIotter heth,heth, was w as a passijnger In thee a child b y the Suzuki -method • BEEF, • SAIISBURV ------ToiTryibbcrrrl'frl|npertrwa!rJ!T -Niichel-ua-N iic h c l-u J i*.' B a i tiiii anil—M nr r ls~Is -to to-sing^3vit(i—him—to—see— -si if- -: —------D O ZEN 'cited tor reckless driving andiff Niichel Niichel were wi treated by' theirf Iffi-cinnnatch—musical—pitchr ’ — ------* HAM • MACJ------— leaving the scene of an accidentnt family family doctors. doc Both cars weree commonlycommor known as "carrying ______vuwiiiw^\___ CHEESE ...aod his car was demolished in demolished. demolishec a tune.’tune.” Wfien she discovers he a. speedinE accident .Sundayly ______. ______can, shishe-chooses-the slze. v!Dli.n morning on Highway 24 near J Street in Heyburn; Vibbert P .E SH DEI was traveling sdilth on the high- — X t f L YOUNG 19 K I R GRi m way, aparently at a high rate *" il GREEN i>EPFER ^ ^What makes | | S ...... ' ■ o( speed, when lie lost control, ■ the car went off the right sldo 'g , V A DELIGHTFUL ot the road, striking and de-1“ 'a good ® moiishlng a parked vehicle, then I i a q NUTRITIOUS continuing into a street lightI," hearing H c d aid f l H ; and stop sign and coming to T I CHANGE rest C30 feet from where the I ’ L car left the highway. " GREAT? v J l X l LB, The owner ot tho parked carir ■• . /' ... Is not. known, Vlhhert was 'T’, brought ih and charged at 9:.10IJ The‘ man who doesdoes theti fitting, ^ I a,m„ three hours after the in- ^ Tlioro nru n lo t o f gootl h c n r- ezpcrlonco, expcrlom wilUtiroeia to stand,. I cldent. InR InK aid* aids on tljo innrkft, butlinw behind theirt prouuot, and th^ < ’ . Police Blotter Well wdt youyov licnr wUh j\ny nid Ho- caro andan« thoroughneaa *rith ' Hazel E. Patterson, 67, Ru-J. iK'iidH 'I'lwl" to*' n u rcn t dotjrco ou t h e which Molco M Bolecla-and traiuiu • : ^i ' FOR? mijgi 2 pert, was cited ' /or backingIP «^?.lKy,*'nhohi*flringnid(ioQler {',y;S dcalbratoMrVo dcal6r«t< tho hard of hear-'' ' 2 9 1 'h to proiwrly (hu corrcct aid ing. lug. YourYoui Mqlco doaler is • good'' Wlien not safe to do so In an.11 for for your viu indiviilunl hcnring man niauiok to knovr if you havo a hear-' accident at 9:55 a.m. Sundayy vro1)l(>ni. jmilili'Mi ins i,,.p problem. ro b I near the post office involvingll! , i.Ti’,”,'; wrylws offoroil hy your You You cnnc rely on MA^ICO— . t H M her 10(i(i M ercury and a 19G2 MAICO dt'alor rclloct Mnico'a *'Moit>Roapoctod *'Moitv Nnme ia > ^ H l co-year rccortl of Integrity and Iloariiiff/* Iloftrhij;' 9 H Chevrolet driven by Dennis E, Sclileffelboln, 39, Boise. ^

GOODING COUNTY ^ /irrrt THEHE MOSMOST RESPECTED 1 ilogerm an MnrsfinJ ...... /' f V " ^ NAMEAME ININ IHEARING. ■ ■ :rr~TlircC"pcrsons-cscii|)cd'serious-S- —~ r f —..... —— :— ;------Injury Sunday altcrnoon In a “rfll EE'Coniultallon and/or two cor itccldent on llli’hway« f'"' FREE'Conn N j i j g 30 abuul 2‘miles south ot llii- 1 6 ^ domonslralionalien PhPhono 733-7330 or ' STORETORE HOURSI- gerninii, Kenneth llarton, 18, Ujii,' 3P DY OUR OFFICE • 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. '-- Daily & Sundayi Ilugermnil, driver of a IflBli Muslani! owned by Ills fath er, MONEY ORCDRDERS John lliirtoM, began lo pass n EACH VALID UP THE STORE THAT BROUGH 1051 Ford driven nnii owned by m T H E r n h e a r i n g a I d tTO o *^ $100.00 LD SIRIKE SHMPS John 1>. Nilcliel, 72, lluhl. Just A C L OW PRICESP R I TO THE MAGIC V> 60MBKJ ^ MAiicO'V W C E N T E R F O R A D D E D as Mr. Nllcliel m ade a left liand j j j B I LOCATED INi THE- turii Into n private driveway. « Cmuit Mkhunur , 155 Moln]ln W»it W#lf Tvyln Falii tEACH " . . . . 3LUE LAKfeS SHOPPINQ^G^CENTER CEN SAVINSAVINGS!!! . Iloth volilcles wero traveling[J ', ' ' ■ B L U E 1 i' V I • W 'J V. ■ ' T w in Fall] Times-Newj 4 -7 5 Proposed Cliaiigesliges 111 Idaho ElecElection Laws ExpExplained DispoDisposal Of 200 Sunday, Aug. 13, 1967 ^ V ■< posal on .law revision. A tentative , draft cf revisedI Monday In September. away. posal on H.ogs' sbc-member jury.delibcrated sev­ A counter-suggestion was to) Voter qualifications would be Sen. /Arthur Murphy, Mullan Hogs n- , , Is Ordered . .member election laws for Idaho, now un- A cot . Mrs. Alma C. Stranathan, Twin eral, hours before returning th# der studystuc by tbe election lawsi hold thithe election on the firstt changed to prohibit only those is chairmchair an of the committee committeecommltt of the Idaho Legisla-• Tuesday after the First Monday/ personsperMns under guardianship, idi- and otheroth mem bers are Sen.. FFalls, alls, wajwas sentenced in Twin verdict. verdict, , ' . i m U otic or insane or in prison for RobertRoberl I Rowett, Mountain Home;, F a lls Coun tive Council,Cou would result in sev-• In SeptemSepte ber. ■ - otic or i. Falls County Probate Court Fri- Charges were . filed against I “ Electlon^udges—and—derks( criminal-offenses—/fom—voting.criminal Kep._Emesl--P_ermann,Bep._Ei Ameri-: da-yjnotSingJflji-JlSO-XineavhicJida-yjnotSij —■ __ f kat-m a OTfsT^trSrathTirnh connection , ■' voters!votersi would Ibe given a salary ln‘‘ Presentl;Presently persons living in or can Falls;Fall Rep. John Pino, Po-■ w^vas as suspendedsusper providing she dis- iv' . with her property on Osterloji : ThU was reported- Thursday' crease to $20 under the newI entering ihto celestial marriage catelio, and Rep. Jay Webb, pd^"af so TW-’’ ' . pd^-of some JOO head'’of hogs Street, ^ ‘^et lust ,o.utside of the city ; , • by StatiState Senator Jbhn'Bjrker,, projwsalprojwsals and it is, suggested1 are prohibited pro! from- voting. Boise: , within 90 c ^vm odays__j; limits S ' where'£ neighbors com­ ^ ■■ ' - - Buhl, vivice chairman of the elec-• a centracentral registration pomt suchI Mr, BarkerB said the fin al-re- —The-ct—The-commiUco-mct-iast--week —------j Mrs. Stranathan was found plained of 1 tion laws committee. as the county clerk's office bc: port of the election laws com- in Boise with Legislative Council M rs. St plained of odors and 'Other n u t- . ': tion Isw / guilty Thursday by a Prol^ate sances in He said proposed changes in-- designatdesignated for those not able: mittee 1is to be ready by Dec. Staff members me and the advisory guilty Thi sances in connection with tha |.|1J ■ ■ He sa ( Court jury on charges of main- hogs and ct ■: H* ■ elude rereducing the length ot res-• to cont!contact the registrar or forr 31 at whichwt time the comrnittee committee,comniitti to hear and review Court jury hogs and cattle fed on the prop­ iSfflMk M f' . ideqcy . for a qualified voter toI times 1when the registrar is5 hopes tntc complete a final pro- the tenttentative proposals.______talnlng a public nuisance. The erty by the defendant. ' . - 6 060 days for state and local offi- ^ ’ cials as well as presidential andI ■ ' ’ \ l m r* • IMC " - vice-prvice-preaident1al'--elector5—An- — - other proposal'p is to eliminate - prfcelectinn jc ^tiatin n with the: ------^ Itltexl\nnounW th e Acquisitionsition of the ' r voter mmerely signing an electors ■ ' ' ' oath.woath, when votiiig.'This, Mr. ' , Parker said, was proposed by . an IdahIdaho counly clerk but was ■ Jnjjjy'' - ...... I — opposedopposed by representatives ol '* ■ ' both parties. They explained the ~ only statest! with such a system;-^ . Ge st i t e t n e r DW u i c a l oir f FFranchiseis e T a ^ H r r ' ~ — ^------North-North 1Dakota, had a smaller ' ...... '-'- '‘‘^'¥/^m ■ '. ''^Lil^SB^ voter turnout than did Idaho. ■ LegisiLegislative council staff mem­ ■ii. ' bers we were asked to give furtherr • — considerconsideration to the proposal off - ., . ■ -______. holding,holding the pirmary election onT . “ •;------.-rT-J^-yy - '—— the Saturday following the firstt - -...... ~-...... ■aim -t^'W ..' ^m l: -M * ■ JkSj/M /r 22W Women ( Held ..— -—-■■ - ■■"■'V' ^ ^ y |W jjy - : I , : ______J. ______' v.vM'-v*j(>X:4yP’W!R|eg5l^^ ' 0n Check Counts Tr On\ ( , • ■''■■''* ’W ■ Two'\Two'women appeared iivTwin - — - _ , ! - fci ■ Y - m ^ ' ■ ' ‘ HQ Falls Fails PolicePi Court Friday morn­ ^ ing to10 aanswer charges of no ac­ count clchecks and forgery follow­ EXAMINING A PLANT which^Ich he termsterm s the most pam pered ing jn„ tiieir(|,q arrests Thursday by ' ' ' weed in all Twin Falls, Bob)b Magel,Magcl, 1811816 Elizabeth. Blvd., Twin xlvin FallsF cily police. sajis It Is the onl)' thing whichihlch cam e uup after he planted prancFrancis Mag Reed was charg- m an about $15 worth of bulbs andd seeds this sprliig.•. Despite rib- ed wilh forgery in the attem pted bing of his neighbors, Mr. Magel conticontinues to water the passing of a check for $54.86 _iMi weed and has even attachedd an artiflciaartificial bloom purchased made ,oul to tho Bonanza' 88 at a drug store to the plant so thal, that, ,.he he to too, can sit and look Store g^Qre aiand signed by Jackie Her- H H out at his “flower garden.” rpn. ShShe was in custody in lieu K M ' of $2,00$2,000 bond afler requesting I H _...... ■ ______statutorstatutory time to answer the p K - ' ' charge, I I H B f l P i y Also held under S2.000 bond pending a plea was Mary E. CS® • Allen. She was taken inlo cus- I B l i tody at King's Variety Store, ■ ■ I "''-I - J I H I H I i H M A f e l C VALLEY V A Lynwood Shopping Center, and ' I ' ! I Bob Magel, 1816 Elizabelli Blvd., I'WINTWIN FALLS, says ho hass charged with atiempting to cash the most pampered Asclepiadaceaeiaceae in allail of Twin Falls, lm-• □a 51,1Sl.l check on tiie Kimberly pressed by the atlractive llowermer beds ol of hix neighbor.s. Mr.. br.iiicb brand) of ihc Twin Falls Bankk —!ftteEcl-t)edded-lie-wouid-l)eaul4fy-4H9-^Riil4fy-4H9-^Fdi--Aftor--abol«--S15_ia.I- -atid-ftui;!—williout-an-account,.atid-ft ----- __ bulbs -and seeds..and-some-exleiisive-xtensive-digging; diggi -planting—and -all-1- -f)ffji’ers---Qffjcerf said they -rccovored-g me other worK mat goes withr garcienuiR.garclenuig, nei sat Back in' aw aitr .similarsimilar check from Albertson s the appcarance of lhe little greenreen leaves and a spears. bearing her signature^______He waited two weeits, three•ee — but nothing.no ------■ "Maybe I planted them upsidele ing the Columbia Poolhall. - down,” hc commented. , _ ...... inc the ...... Finally .something did show up and , Terry 5^ " said when he felt heB On SiSouth Rail a fire of somee in ono of the beds adjoining hisIj needed a a break, he suggestedJ conscqiconsequence destroyed a ’ meat ■■ IIOU.'.V.' n was- -fii.si iu-M u he lakina three nr fiiiir d,iys nff in round green leaf, but it beganII, go Hsning fishing.' This was agreed up-'■ one timtime to Mrs. Mary Custer. It lo grow "iiite a weed," until,jl on. P™vidi providing lie hire a m an 10» damagedamaged the Rex Theater and finally it began to look like one.,, take P*his place, which he did. ManhatManliattan cafe. After several weeks there wasIs Changes Changes came with the years,1, AllhoAlthough change seems to bc no question — it was a weed,d. and beforebefort his retirement, hee gradual and not too eventful inn • But it was Ihe only thing thatat was able toti enjoy not only paidJ ShoshoiShoshone, T erry said many came up in the flower bed so it vacations, vacations, but sick leave as well,. change;changes have taken place over received the royal treatrhent.it. This was a; great help when hee the yeayears he has been overseer,; ITEX’l[EX’S TRAINEDI Sl STAFF IS READY|\DY TO SERVEE Despite good natured ribbingig was hospitalizedhospi and oul ofif some ofc theip noteworthy im- from his neighbors, Mr. Magelel work-forworkJor somes months when hee provemprovements. ^...... let the weed continue to groww had a heart hea attack. There are the paved'roads,I; MAGIC VALLEYVA WITHI THETH FINEST OFFKOFFICE EQUIPMENTIWENT , and even gave it a little water A number of near disasters0 new Egymnasium for the highn every now and then. Now about are remeirremembered well by the re- school,school. Wood River Convales- a four feet high, the one spindlyly tjredtired overseer.overs The fall oM948,1 cent Center, new state Depart- stock of milk weed has a color-■j the(|,q city(.j(y water, tank collapsedj •nentolment of Highway shops, new cityy ful orange-red bloom. The weed•“ while yyhug being repaired*. hall and library buildings andd is somewhat rare—it only grows FollowiniFollowing this event was onee many newj dwellings. ~irrabout-two-thirds-of-tha-coun; -nf-the-colc-of-the-coldestrsnowlesl wiiitersJ. —The-I—T h e -M an h a tta a x a fe -w a sJa te t______In'- , . , in the mermemory of the oldtimers3 completelycomple destroyed by fire DUPLLCATEATE____ The bloom Is somethmg from of (i,e the 3 ^;area. antiand m.in remodeling, was expand- the artificial flower counter at waterWater hi had to be pumped di;1. ed to its’ present size. ^ the drug store, but it gives Mr. rectly fromfron the river and witli[J The 'retired overseer slates he ^ Magel the feeling of belonging[8 temperalurestemperatui far below freezing,, will continue to make Hls~home I%3v when he looks across the fence ,[ „e, 1; in Shoshone. ANYI N Y Q U A NMTITY- T A it was necessary to keep fau- 1 n at the flower beds of his green cets open open and running all thee L.r M. H atm aker has been ap-)- 1^ thumbed neighbors.^ time ,ln,e to keepkei the city pipes from po'llsdpointed his successor, and Mrs. 'te fre e z in g .------Carlos Berrlochoa Jr., is sue- Jj; And No "Cost-Per-Co|Per-Copf Two SHOSHONE city em-II' ^™n‘"e®xtr! An extra man was hired to0 cessorces.sor to Mrs. Haddock in the ^ ployes who have retired after keep (j,ethe firesfi going at the pumpp clerk's <^1'^''*^ s post. J many years service were hon- (jgyje I, house to keep it in operation. I f ______Worries!s! — ored^t-a-dinner—at-thc-Man'^ —SnowSnow w;was plowed every day7 hUK 1-aSi !it,LLir)tj ktSU.LTSS ------2121^ — ^ hattan cafe. Mayor Victor Boz- from („„, the(|,g latter[ part of Novem-. TRY TIMES-NEWSTl WANT ADS M zuto was in charge of arrange-, ber until ber until late in March that Y o)U u area r e notm straining a copieropier to do( a dupli- ments and introduced the guests, year. „gj|r A new'water-tankp was^ 1 ' "■ 1 B ert L. T erry, wiio has been•" buiU-inbuiu 'in AAugust, u 1949, . . r, cator’sto r’s job . . . you are usingng a versatilevers dupli- city superintehdent, and 'Mrs. , Crystal Clear ...^ _1 Three flood*; hav(> hit Sho- eatingting systisystem that can double>le as a copier.co Haddock, ci'y cierc ~ shone,j^one, the worst coming near D o Mr. Terry came to Shoshone In Christmas rhrismnQ of 19M. This was the1 •Refined ''' Water the fall of 1918 to work in the „gj,r a lai year a large force of National From Evtry tap In your Horn*. G estetner i harvest. . He had been attending cuardsmei istetner rem oves the Inhibitingbiting factorfac o f ‘cost 'S Guardsmen came to help sand-I: _Wjy , t wilLt*it.your, woler FREE high school in Brigham City,j'’ wbag 'Salong the Hver. p er ccopy.’ o p y . ’ It also - rem ovess the-iimitations the-llm of J Utah. In 1920 be was employed “7 ,,,3 ? I Although Terry did not work ^ substance^bstance^and^slze of paperp e r aas s w e ll a s lni< by the railroad in Pocatello and directly with the fire ^Icpart-^ MIRACLE eventually came to Shoshone ■'i,,, ment, he was responsible forr VWater Service - i , colors.lors. GesG estetner Is a versatijtile le duplicatingdupli sys ------* acain as a railroad worker. He“ +heTvater->the-watersuppljTmdTeponBdlir — r has been employed by the city u ,| ; Corner Blua Lakei each fire in the town. , t e mTl basedb a s e d on the slm pllclty'andi t y 'a n d eei c o n o m y o f ~ ^ and 2nd Avo, El—r — since 1930. Some wlwhich he recalls were Mrs. Haddock, also a lifelong ^ 1— : ------,,-_lhe_stenclLia-StenclLprinting s y s te m . _____ If -the-^lro-ivhlch-destroyed-two------Shoshone resident, was wife of , buildings on North Rail, includ- the late Ross Haddock, attorney- fg g g at-Iaw, who served as bothh aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH0| | | | | | | m T i prosecuting attorney and pro- £ bate Judge for Lincoln County, iL j Mr. Terry received a citation ■ i — fronr-6 ovT^ampclson“ reccntly ■ - ______— statin^Whereas-Bert-’b-Teriy-*—m s mi i i i i = has served the people of Idaho10 JJ with distinction, with loyalty ■ ;.T t6T ffis(ffoke ^ and with ability for 3G years, ■ .—and whereas such, jervice Iss iH m i o075% ■ I worthy and deserving of com-1- ■ ' t *______:______:______mendation and recognition, now £ . a s t e nr c c i il l ® therefore, I, D(|n W. Samuelson, ■s On Interior or ExteriorExterit Paints! S ■governor of thp state o5 Idnho, JJs by virtue of' the office and for ■ AUTOMATICAllY'[^tK 'l^iiiaicraits I and on belialf"onhls office, and !J D s i m p l y p)ress r e ™ for and on behalf of all Ida-tl ■ RANCH &BAFBARN RED I hoans, -do hereby extend theIC JJ_ ■ Original copy can be0 anythinganythli printed, typed,I, drawii orc com bined "thanks and Jipprct:ial,|oh of a Z■ • • TOP quality REDred PAINTP ■ grateful people to th'is'citizenn ■ • I • MEDIUM 'G L O S S t h e b u t t o ni ! as ° a layout... no more ore typingtyplni or hand draw ingg on stentstencils... who has served our state so ably ■ • | y 5 • NON-FADING ppush i the bgtton— let)t G estefje s t e f a x d o it f o r y o u i and well.” ■ 5 • • I EXCELLENT POR3R OUTBUILDINGS,OU’ 2 When Mr. Terry first began ■Jl • ROOFS, FENCES,ES, ETC.ET \ -» : . . working for the city, he recalls ■ ■ unpaved, narrow, rough streets;s ^ Jl " . -J for which he used a water ■ .J sprinkling system lo keep down JJ — the d u s t . ______— ■ ------2 ' 4 9 8 I Horse-drawn sprinkler wagons J Call Itex r w ere Used. Ths last of the horse- ■5 Rog. $3.9898 GalloGallon ' . ■ d raw n equipment was s61d aboutIt-.. ■ . 1935 when the town was made ■ Your , I S STOP IN AND REGISTER>TER fipM piipiiil S modern nnd a truck was pur- JJ IDAHO^ H O chased for street work. ’ ■ , f'-’'',FOR FREE 10 GAIS. OF PAINT UiyittlUilUl " / In 1933, a portion of NorthI, JJ ■ TO DE GIVEN AWAY ____' • BANKAmtBICABft ■ , 'C om p lete Rail street was paved, the first;t J[ ■ ------^ — ------T Y P E WVRITER R n paved street In the city. In 1931,1, jJ »• NoN< purchaoo Nocossarya ry . S O ffice Terry wns made city overseer,', S■ ------=T=joiPTvliicr-Tit)niiiijj, Included ■ ------|{ 5 ' YOU NEED N ot BE rpRESffTrnro^viMNjPRESEf 5 EXCHAMlANGE tho town but also the care and S ~ Ouffitter inalntcnanco of the ccmoicry, ' ■ M l — Garbage hauling was n con- S L J 1 Irncled job, but all olher clly m M / l I PAINT STORE \ T oday chores, which Included caring JJ MARY CARTER PAI! lor streets, water supply, parki; BE 33X-Main Avo. E. ■ 733-349;733.3493-" Twin F n lli JJ ahd ccmtjlcry. wore handled‘I 5 JJ FREE PARKINGNQ IN REAR ' S P h c S LYNWOVOOD SHOPIG P P I N G c: menter by a crow of four men. ■ Phone 733-5666 Tinie. off for u viicilflnii wnii11 ■5 ST6r E 8 ALSO IIN: S .nnolhci' modern ainifort thatIt JJ^■ POCATELLO «indId IDAHCIDAHO I’ALLS ■ ’'* * ' w as not Included In tho Job,>> 7 • ' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII i i m n iiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiiiil* . - —J—- • ' ■ . * ■ I • f ■ 'A-16 TwJn Falls Times-Newslew s ' Sunday,Sund Aug. 1.3, 1947

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