Ansion, Usage Will Double, Routh , Said Tho Potntb Idaho Frozen Foods Has Been Tlie Substntion Will Serve the Haroldsen Said

• m m mmmmm mi dm a o o m

W e a t h e r Pfione Still Summery 0« m # »0f numb«U> Dilumun ' ' Magic Valley's Home Newspaper llollul.. JJ6 J-J75 - .Gocl.no S1A3J1S 'I ■ ', ■ , ^ ______j ____ VOL. 67. N O . 1 1 3 TWIN FALLS, ID ArfO , SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1970 , • t w e n ty CENTS Victim^s Perch. . . a n s i o n

TW IN FA L L S - A $1.5 use a stonm heat cxchnnge development nlong Rock Creek major power u.sers wliich Imvu million ‘ procoKsing pinnt. ok- syHtem.. ' '— particularly Hint of tlie Idaho located in the a rea in the pniil ■pnnslon horo providing' nn . Keeping nn eyo on pollution Frozen Foods, neceflsltiiting y ear. additional 100 Jobs wnH nn- control, he said, the firm Is construction , o f ' 0 new sub Idaho Frozen Foods now uses nounccd Saturday by JdnHo upgrading Us waste disposal station, jn ndvanco of schedule. power nt n rale of ,2,!>00 Frozen Foods, Inc. system to eliminate dumping In Hie station was to have been . kilowatts per hour. With ex Company president Vern Rock Creek. built in lb72. . pansion, usage will double, Routh , said tho potntb Idaho Frozen Foods has been Tlie substntion will serve the Haroldsen said. procoHsing plilnt's frozen food discharging troated waste area souUi of Rock Creek to tlie Tlie substation cost $154,000. expansion program will be products into the canyon since airport,, and from Blue Ukes A heavy feeder lino to' handle completed- aliortly, nearly lOfll when It first moved its Boulevard on the cast halfway Uie increased paw er loads was doubling tlie firm's production. plant to Twin Falls from to Filer on the west, according Installed nt n cost of $50,000. - Routh said Ujo. firm's annual • Kimberly. lo District Manager Earl John Ixinen, manager'of the I clieck to area potato growers Tlio primary treatment plant Haroldsen. ' Twin Falls office of Uie Idaho will incroaiu) from about $2.5 is being enlarged nnd designed “Wo were running *. out’ of Department of Employment, I million to $4 million. for hOok-up to the city sewer capacity In Uiat section,” ho said he docs not anticipate any I Tlie production expansion is .system, he said. said. The Kellwood Co. and difficulty in mqetlng demands I being accomplished with little He snid 100 new employes will l^ngview Fibre Co. are among for employes for the firm. ' building eninrgement. ho said. be hired to handle Incronsod !__MpgLo/Jhjj_nowJnvoslmentJs.ln_ .pr.oductlon.-Tlicy-.wlU-bc-fiivcn_ equipm ent. on-the-job training. f r e n c h — fr ie d ------p o ta to - — nio-firm-now-omployofl-.'l50" produdtion will be doubled in people, mostly women, during the expansion, with lessef' it.*/ peak processing season in expansion In other product the.sprlng. Tlie firm'sI'spnyrollls payroll is rO jS ,| ' ' lines. pow-nbQutJ1.25-mlI'lljnin n y p n r _ . Now fryers and an olettrlcal The firm, owned by heat exchanger are being In* Colsolidat'ed Foods of Qdcago, stalled. Rputli described the began its operations in 1050 In new hent cxcfDinge system of Kimberly. . heating'* nryer oil as a new Idaho Power officials • said concept. Ho said most plants Increased ' commercial Gorral Man

H g x O g A CL I I ^ W 1 ^ CL . ■ — . — storm Dorothy, wu«»uij, with »*m» 30iiu people |n:upiv dood_ and _ hun- M. J . C m . \ J L O JJr J. 1, JI S • ilrcds Injured In Iti wake,walie, weakened to a o tropical deprcsiion (lcprc«ilotl over the wiilerj ol the Caribbean Saturday, but remained a BOJSE (UPI) - The nominee Cecil Andrus. He threat to Haiti and the Dominican nenubllc. (UPli Democrotlc state central succceds E. T. Waters, who com m lttoo elected Joo Me* submitted his resignation to the Carter, Corral, Btate party control committee as he snid he chairman Saturday amidst uvuld when elected to his fourtli Hearing Scheduled p rom ises of unity from th e throe term, as chairman at the state TWIN.FALiJS — Members of area and an upland national men who sought the guber assembly in Juno. Uie House subcommittee on pork. natorial nomination. Andrus also suggostod, and parks nndrecreatlon will spend The proposal was announced M cC arter, who w as cam paign committee members approved, two full days in Idalio while Jointly by the four members of manager for Vernon Raven' an amendment to the by-laws to considering the fate of the Idaho's congressional . scroft, Tuttle, was suggested by include tiie “immediate past Sawtooth and White Cloud delegation, including Rep. Democrotlc- gubernatorial state , chairman" on the mountain ranges. James McClure who will ac Democratic executive com Tlie Times News learned company the touring sub m ittee. S atu rd ay the nin(} m em bers of com m ittee. alitUicadng.pma.yJtttilLan ------TJie^wftHng-pftrty-wilhiepftrt- Congressional district members Boise Monday night from San Boise at G;30 a.m. IXiesday for of the executive committee: Francisco where th?y wllln” In t> ______i. . Tlie gunmen struck at lOrlS as- Fair and Rodeo, exposiu*e” to it. Hie' commission has tenta lufed Into Friday when struck whether Qirysler should have 'dircctly^low his heart, Police Uie sto re w as being closed for Miss Allred was sponsored by (See story, page 29) ' TTie comnjlsslon Is not due to tively concluded In Its ,draft bv a car as he manned a profited from it. the evening. One man, a release Iti rccommendotlons report that despite assumptions roadblock southwest of Twin woman's nylon stocking pulled until early September, but Ut tlie contrary, , evidence Falls; over his face, stepped frorh portions of the draft report— Indicates tliat exposure to Harold Jensen wos checking expected to be adopted-have behind a stack of canned goods cars about 11 p.m. on U.S. 03 pornographic m aterial docs not brandishing a sawed-off been leaked in recent weeks. induce criminal acts or deviant and Idaho 74, «oarchlnB for two sliotgun. The report’s unexpected.llber- behavior. armed men who earlier robbed He ordered employe Edward allty, Including advocacy of Tlie commission thus is the Lynwood Safeway store. I^ c h to open tlie safe. Lynch unrestricted occess to porno expected to call for the repeal He said ho was standing on refused, claiming ho did not graphy for adults who desire It, of all foderaly atate and local tho center lino, chocking oc hai ^ovekad-an-outery-in know its combtnation. cupants of a car which he hod laws that prohibit* adults from Tho gunman then threatened Congress on^ quick disavowal viewing or reading “sexually stopped. to begin shooting tlio oUter by the Nixon.admlnlstratlon. explicit materlals'Vthe com- ' Another car, driven by Allan em ployes.' In prepared remarks for the. jnlsslon staff’s term forlporno- Wayno PopowskI, 18, Cast M cKenzie th en stepped In, National Dlfltr|pt Attorneys graphy. Grand Forks, Minn., drove opening Uie safe. north through the roadblock and Tho second gunman entered struck the deputy. tho store from Uie butcher shop Jensen's logs were Injured Pressure Falls ' whore |ip had bound two em-. slightly but he wos nt work ployea wlth'tapo. Ho cairied a S aturday, SHOSHONEA buniodout residents. seml-autonu)Uc pistol. rhM Btal hulled Uio m ain pum p Water pressure dropped H e stood guArd over Uie store In the Shoshone city wgtcr immodlately when tho' pump employes While tho first man Spiro Travels system Friday nighi; causing a uit, but when, the demand sacked Uie money — esUmated ' SAM T3LEHE1WI temporary city water sborUge. Srepped with the halting of lawn by police to be several hundred (UPI) —^ s l d e n t Mixon Satur Mayor E. R. Werry said all watering, smaller pump was day s«nt< Vice P n ^ n l Sptra residents Wei's sriked lm< able to bring pressure baelc up One o[ the wen then lett the J.I^WMUin..a.nln;-d«y,Bwlng— w n n w tiT a y store to drive up a car lir' through ! Asian c«untH«s.' to- - '- m S O S U wtdl-Mi^ watering until Uie pump could Repairs werti m ade Saturday, Uie two fled. . ' reusure 'Amerlca'i Allies that -Marine Corps stattoyjl B T»r»; leltoWI^ i IjHwin; yIsH /be repaired; Officials’.went and the Byst«m w as back In full Two customers who walked the United S tates; Was not Reaching Out house to house to qlert operation by Shturday evening. Into the store Just as Uie gun- lessening^ It^ . comAillment hi Mexico, tlie l^ ld e a l Uen leK (or Uw Wqrten WhUr House lU -iwm*weirff-s4l(lUtrgetaway- H ia t'-a ifiir" ’------— — -S.B-CleMeBte.-CaiUrtUPlh'------’ OtJ ’ • 3 Tlme6'News;;Tw1n Tails. Idaini • Si'nddy, Augual 33, »9/0 Obituaries

Daily Weather Report Roy Biarney Marge Lake kissing a unique' InustAChe . . . Jac k H e lC r ^ f HAILEY - Funeral servlceK ri^ng fast motorcycle... lW > ord pending for Iloy Iu)renzo ;rFAIr8'’football coach Norm Naiional ■ Forecast B arney, M , whp cUed early lliom as .watching team's hrst^ ■ F riday a t S£m V alley H ospital of Boston Twla P.IU ,«d vlcUlty, '.v..ln,.. HIgb loday .nd scrim m age . , . John R o p er discussing business . Steve' . . QllcflRO’', Mo«Uy W r lhrou(b Monday) Monday In the upper M t to low. pLnmlô™ Buratto screaming at players Cinclnnnti warmer ollbovemUlit low. in gut U>wlonlglit37(o», Chann . .... durin g -scrim m ag e -. . . store*-; --aovelnnd lh eS 0 > a n d allen jo o n lil« h io f8 7 ol ra in l e « IhaH 10 P «r cent employes discussing, armed Denver W 9S. Ught wind., Chanco- of Ihrougl. Monday. - . luiia iZ robbery > . . Jim KelscH and. ■ Detroit rain Ie» Ikan 10 per cent Saturday'! Twin FaUl data I f / . f' .^1 John Carlson discussing new bidliinnpolls . through Mondayv-- Cama. ' Iwm tho Twin FaU. W.athor 7o^ I^s Vegns radio setup. .. Ron Schumaker<: I-ralrio, Fair through Monday Bureau .taUon at Ktaborlyi J ! X “| no™ ir«/nl .planning record model-plane. • , Los An({clcs with B chnneo ot widely «cat- Hleh Saturday, .90r low „°,,u ' Mllwaiikco n ig h t .. ; State Police Sgt. Dekn . Ured fhowen. High today and _ Saturday momlBJ, « | hl|h la i 1 i ^linett discussing accident.. ; Mplfl.^t.Paul r;; ^ M onday 88 to 93| loW tonight in " low a y e a r Sgo, 9*-58, No New Orleans ?« ” .04 , u,, «l,,.cenlrJiIdaho moun- .Erecipltation for the dayi ^ Jerry Meyerhoffer discussing New York C$I enrollment . ... Merl tflliu, south , of thb SalraoQ precipitation for the month, Surviving aro four sonn Oinnhn E d e n . o'f V ocational 5; “ niver: Generally fair throufih-vtracei preclpltaUon for the year DavidTnSr^^^^ Ptiilndclpliia Rehabilitation offlcd giving out. “ f. /Monday} a few scattered to date, 8.83 inches, compared ■ Pliocnlx good no w s. . . Dr. Ja m e s Taylor nr. r j ' "howers or thundcrshotfors to 2.91 for the same period la Calif.!cnllf., WostWn«t f.’nnIôo, IJarnoy,nnm i! . introducing new state director PitLsburjjh durlnt; ' af(ernoonM or ^Portland: -KcllogHrflndlloy-Lynn-Borncyt- I—oL.vocati6nal.cducatlon office-.r-.:— Reno . Hnlley; two daujîtors, D. .andoverheard: "DoggonneIt;. St. Uulfl m flfi .01 Barney nnd Debblo Mnrio I had my mouth all sot for coIo . SnItUkoCitj- • 01 &(1 Magic Valley Hospitals Biirnoy, boUt lilnlloy; - three slaw and It wasn't in the bag!" SflnPVancisco 59 50 brothers,■ Arthur Bnrnoy, Scnttlo. - 5fl Mugic Viilley Mcinol*iiil MeinorinI KllRoro, Ida.; Wllllnm Frank WnshlriRton H5 01 Barney, Wallace, and Dale Merchant Adm itted Barney, St. Anthony, and Uiroo Mrs, F^mÂtkfnson, M r s . ■ WUHnm Swocnoy, N y m , slstorsV Mra, U oSa Fnusol^^ Idaho *r)nt/i>i miotnii Mrs in/'ir Oto.. John Gacnzlo. Falrflold, Wallaco; Mrs. Olive Evans and Mobbed in S o o v o r .Z & o M^ nnd Terry Harbough, Gooding. Mra. Pntly Brown, bo.h Snlt Boise ?? Mra. Liiilo Brill). Mra. Bon DlamlMcd -LnVoClty, B u rley Barker Georoo W Silver WUHuin Swoeney, Nyssn, rr> o Salt Lake Gooding Annetlc BoHali Mra DeWltl Or"-: Jol'n Gnenjlo, Falrflold, Aimce T. Smith SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - Grangevlllo « j? OSuSj, and Mado Jerry Harbu^l, and Helen A food store m an ag er who foiled- Idaho Falls ...... _ TWIN FALLS - Almec T, “ 5 nil Twin Falls; Mra, Dougina J. “““I robbers FrIday.by ovorsleeplnfi Lewlslon Mark Hobson and dnuBhter, Smith, dauyhter of Mr. and .. Karel and Mrs. John D. Wray, was forced early this mornlnj{ . M alad Ilutjcrman,-and Mrs. Howard M rs.-Tim othy ._l5. Smith,. JJ )2 -both Buhlr-Mm.'Harold Kloer, to take.three men to nn "Albert Pocatello - 01 48 Ha.ilam and son, Dllss. Omaha, Ncbr.i died 'Tuesday Murtaugh; Mrs. Joel Carter, son’s Food Store and watch them Salmon 93 44 .shortly after birth. . Rupert; Mrs. Richard McCarty, loot the safe. • > Twin F a lir M 48 St. Boncdict’fi Survivors Include her Pocntello, and Jolm W. Moore, Ron Sanford, manager of the pnrcnLi; her Kl'nndpnronls, Mr, Kim berly. ■centcr a t 370 E. 2nd South did . Admitted and Mrs, Leroy Smitli Jr., INVITATIONS to the membership ten of the Ib scheduled for 8 p. m. Sept. 1 at the Idaho D ism issed It while his family was being, Fairgrounds Hnh»tin rnnf.. MiV-h.nip Alien Woavor ond Mrs, lUc- Omnhn, nnd Mr, nnd Mrs, Kzrn Twin Falls League of Women Voters are put Power Co. auditorium.. Any area woman In* held hostage b y o n e of th e throe. rJr^Sf „ luird .Payton, boUi Jerome; Qisper, Ijivn Hoi Springs; and Into the mall by J okIc Lancaster, on left, and tercsled In Joining the Lca);ue Is invited to call Tlie bandltSrwho took an un>. Grandstand Mro, Ilorman nippley; Hanson,- her «rcnt-B randpnreatsrM r- P cn n y -S h a n e ,— m em b ers” of, th e^ L caB U c's’ Kathy N6h at 733^17 for liifohriatiotf.' . mcmberahlpômmlttee.-The momborshlp tea- ilfitflrrnlmuUmQiintJtt.cflahjmd__ Nearly Ready R._ Robinson,__ i» _ , u - Nonnnn L. niumlfiBcd DIsmisBcd. . ruirntm Cljicago, nini., «nHand MrMr. nminnd'Mrs. MrR hGckflburicft-chnngcbchliidr c. 1 1 1 H Mrs. John Stypert and Mrs, Everett WlUlnms, Maldei); Mo, also used a car belonging to , TWIN FA L IJ - Foir board i^ v n t„'v i w ju Bert Slie wns'proceded In death by Nixon^ Solans Feted Sanford,-a Volkswogen, which members m et Friday in special, ftesco tt, UVIlIa M, M Terry, Mrs. Mario Moliovia, one broUior aad two sisters, hns been recovered.. JC a lsM 8^r.(!C0|y0,..ii .proBTcss M m Modi n M cj n S t o n, ,||,ati[,tiynlii.nllSlliialiiimi;j:i!i:il -I'lnnerjil—'inr.vlnaa-'vlli. hn WASHINGTON (U PI)-Proa.. obliged-to slim, iilvts Dano- Resident said In his veto But police arc siUl . looking report on grandstand con- Uulad Mjiriin, illia wiiiieiioau, Eden, nnd Alien announced by Wlilte Mortuary, laenriNUOn ana,tno Ucmocra* crats a chance to argue, that statement. “ for“Snnford*57whUc“ C'hovrolqi,~ sb-ucUon at the Twin. Falls Mnllen Heinrich, Mrs, Larry Weaver, Jerome, UcscontroUod C ongress are en* Nbion has the- tools to hold 1''“ education veto waa a 1056 or 1057 m odel apparently County Fairgrounds at Filer. Uvingston and daughter, Mrs, g ag ed In. a p rim arily political down the cost of living II ho promptly overriden by Con- used as a get-away cor. Harold Hove, president, said Richard Barnes and daughter, Cim,;,,, M oinoriiil Elmer HamWJ^" ‘effort to blame one another for would Just uso them. ' Sress, as Nbton almost surely Sanford told police that ho wns , all work but one side wall and- Mrs, BobBronna anddauglitor, tho high cost of living that is The acUon on both sides has H would be. Tho veto was watching television early tills iaatallatlon of oluminum scut Bainineda Webb, Ryaa Snow, Admllted GOODING - Elmer Ham- almost certain to keep on going iiltie real economic significance upheld on the housing-space blJJ*, morning when he received a te> ' basesoases isIScompjoieaanaaoouiau completed and about all Robyn_ Snow, o„i,i. Bclvn,w ,|jn,. Ro|ph, Mrs, Helen Tliomna, Burley, mer, M, passed away Thursday up between now and the although it may have a and a now meaauro will have to 'lephone call. Tlio caller directed that remains to be done Is: just Jerry Elsenhauer, Joseph Silva Wendell Marlin Jr,, Ileyburn; morning of a lingering Illness In November elections. aymboUc bnportonoo. But tho drafted. him to go to his back door. "cicanbtg up," ' »nd IJnda S. Long, oil Twin and Linda nuffaio, Diddale, Green Acres Terraco, Funeral Tho President, In a series of poliUcai stalios ore high. Although every half billion Tlie now arena Is complete. Falls; IVlrs. David C. Pierce, Calif. . . . sorvlccs will be announced by actlons-lncludlng wldely^publl-- cspialoliy->iOrto“ econoraT"«’“"‘*>''**'“'*^P"‘^ * ‘““'*“"‘ Hove said, l“ M. Shipley, Ncliio'M. DlBmlsscii " Thompson Chapel,cixed Gooding, vetoes of appropriation sure to be a key cleotion issue, saving on a |1 trillion economy direction of Tom Sliouso, fair Castor nnd Russell C. Larson, . .airlstinc Carlos, Alan Koyle bills,.- is trying to convince “ Enriier' lhls“ month^Nbcon' t>'»m*>l^'n''President clearly- THANKS secrotary-managor, arc »>l Kimberly; Mrs. Ijirry T. and Mrs. Peter G. Snow, ail voters that big spending by vetood appropriation bills tor overstated hla caso when ho building fences around it, Clifford, and Mamie Mac- Burlty; Mrs, LaMnr Staker, Democrats on Capitol Hill is education, housing and space, said tho veto would say "no" to‘ for your tupporl, I am-i All work wjll bo done by the Ptierson. botli Bulll; Ode S, Rupert; Mrs, Dan Ilelwoli aad Reds Reject responsible for tlie erosion of Tlio M.4 billion education highor prices, proud of our •(fori — time the fair opens Soptomber 0 Rovig, Mark Rovig, Byce Rovig dauBhler, Hoyburn, and Wendy the value of the dollar. measure waa |M3 million over Although tho rato of inflation Nirtfllt«r> Thoiitanci Volat, for a four^lay run, September D “"d Rolnnd Rovig, all Mur- Harris, Dcclo.Unity Plan On tho other sldo, Congress Ills original request whilo Ulo nppeara to bo slowing a lltUe, StoU-Wida, It fjcolifying, will be ludging day. iaugh-, LaVilln M. Slilll, and has authorized Nbun to impose 118.1 blUlon houalng-apaco biU prices arc stlU going up and, andlom,otot*lul. A few boi seSts are'still ?“>“Candidates Kroaa, both Burley; mandatory wage, price and exceeded the presidential budg- even by the administration s available nnd can bo obtained Jeanne Allen, Hansen; Minnie In Korea credit controls. 1110 Prosldont et by 1541 million optimistic estimates, will Louii Hoobon by contacting foir board Knapp, Filer; Bob Elllspn did not request the authority “By tho acUon I am laldag Mntlnuo to do so for the rest of members or tlie fair office at Select Johnson, TOKYO (UPI)-Communist and mado It plain In odvance today, I am saying 'no' to this year at least—and probably Filer. Hazelton; Lee Aronson, North Korea Saturday rejected ho would not use It. bigger spending and 'no' to much longer. The annual publicity banquet .Thcrmopolis, Wyo., and Edgar South Korea’s latest proposal But the now law, passed as a higher prices ih tho interests of p for m em b ers of Uio new s m edia Parties B urgess, Nevada, for rouniflcotlon of the nation rider to a bill tho President felt _oUJh(LAinorican_pcoplQ,!!_tho_| will bo at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. BOISE-rUPI) „ ■- Births liro"S5cro.~nnd~calIcd~S6Uth— Korean- ....«.Hie banquet— this year will be t^ry Sons of were State's born Offlco to Mr.said andFri- President Park Chung Heo "a dedicated to news media In the Mrs-Jnck Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. clny five candidates for offlco_-fnlthful .running _dgg_.pf__U,S^ Marine Denies county. Douglas J. Karel and Mr. nnd con choose which party nomina* Imperialst aggressors.” W E A'RE'flERE TO SERVE Hove said IG contestants have Hon tliey want to accept In tlie Tlie sharp attack on Park’s n n .l 1 nM.l B...... * h I , • .■ I ■^lPIRr^!IWMI!JmdiSi^Bm!^-J"'^MMnli-MrSra^ “NuvrS genuroh contest which will bo in con* Buhl. " DouRhtors...... wero.. born to Deputy Secretary of State North Korea to- renounce its 0trrllrlTrDeaTlrS" ~ YaiTITAY ANDTlKJPTf Junction with the fair and rodeo. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Atkinson, Dryden Hiler said State Auditor aggressive designs—came two DA NANG, Vietnam (U PI)- or vetoes of prospective Jurora. He said tliere may be as many Mr. and Mrs. >George Galvan Joe R. Williams, Secretary of days before Vice President A member of our »toM it on duly 24 hours nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. David . A„young„Oklahoma_Marino. — Hotrod,-a-fiv8-«lghthS;gioo- as 20 in the co n test tl\is y ea r, the State Polo Cenarrusa, Rep. Agnow Is scheduled to arrlve In’ cabnly pleaded Innocent Satur d~day for attitlino you in emorgonciei and Bllstad, nil Twin Falls, and Mr. Seoul to moot wltl) Park at the taw-Chicksaw-Creek American highest number ever. James McClure, R-Idaho, State day to charges ho ordered tho and Mrs. John Wray, Buhl. beginning of hn Asia tour. Indian from Colvin, Okla., ii fo rocBive thoso poyino »hoir respoch. Never Treasurer Marjorie Ruth Moon idliing of five Vietnamese tho last of four Marines to be heiiioto to coll on us in lime of need. Pocalellan and Attorney Genorhl Candidate Park promised in on'Aug. 15 women and II chlldron In a IVIinidokii Memorial speech conrunemornting tho tried in tho caso. W. A. (Tony) P a rk w ere noml- village last February. XonvielctJ— nated by b o l ______25th anrtlvorsarv of Koroar Two loathemocks-Pvt. Ml- cnl parties and tho American lependenco from Japanese Lizzie Johnson, and Lois rose to his feet and entered hU Weirton, W.Va.V and Pvt. | , BOISE (U PI)-L a Mar Her. p arty . ’ colonial rule that ho would Peters, both Rupert. pioa in a loud voice; Ho U Samuel G. ' Groen, 18, of man Ijirsen, Pocntello, was Hiler said whether they could ^propose realistic preparatory charged rttii ordering his (ivo- aoveiand-woro convicted o( found guilty by a district court file to place the names .in both measures for national reunifica man killor tram to line up rhurder and sontbnced to 1U« jury F riday of one count of using Illnine County columns on tlie ballot Is a legal tion if North Korea would me victims into throo groups imprisonment and to five year, . Uic m all to defraud In conncc- question. publicly announce Its intentions A dm itted and then helping kill Uiem with in Jail respectively. PPG . tlo n . w lth c r e d it c a rd ap<- - .Williams..Moon.and.Park-aro- LtoJinU_hofltilo_nctlon jgolnat_ We.sley Nilsson,” Bolsei and “automatlc-™ pons, firo-and Tliomas H. Bojrd^JfTTiSr plications. Domocrats, while Conarrusa nnd th e South. Oral Stewart, Carey. liand grenades. Evaniviiio, Ind.; was acquitted, Judge Ray McNichols contin McClure are Republicans. But the Communist rejection, OlNmlsscd ued the case'for sentencing to Tlie American Party hnd only contained In a long editorial in H orr^^ flv^M defense and tho ..last member of the FUNERAL Cathe;*ine Fife and Ilda team, I4d by Oklahoma state team, Laiioe Cpl. Michael S. ' Sept. 1 and ordered a pre^sen- one candidate certified for tlio tho Rodong Slnmun, official Shurts, both Hailey, and Carfdy Sen. Gene SUpe, D-MoAlester, Krichten, lO. IIanovcr, Pa., was L tence investigation. statewide Aug. 4 primary elec organ of tlio Korean Worker’s .Peck nnd Oral Stewart, both Saturday tagan I m ^ que«- given immunity to testify in the | CHAPEL L nrsen, 37, w as released from tion — A. Lane B lancliard, (Communist) party, empha Carey. tioning of the eight designated four trials. " Idaho State Prison during the Blackfoot, candidate for state sized th at all 64,000 U.S. troops Addlion Avenue East Marino Jurors. Qn FrUUiy, Ijiwronce refused course of the trial. He was ser superintendent of public in must first be withdrawn from Twin Falls Phono 733-4000 ving the first year of a five-year struction. South K orea before any noKotia* (^lulr. Ki'illi .1), [.-uvm iiv, to m ln iit,is .■vidi'jicc pictures of ■' T w in F a lls l^le mllU.-.ry Judge, ■ dejlled Uie Hi vitU m s from Hum let 4, ' • PAUL D. REYNOLDS sentence on a chargc of Issuing tions for rcunificaiion can JAMES.C. REYîOLDS a check without funds. Firemen Quell begin. dofense moUons for an pU- Son lhang \/uingo, 2rTaio« Tlie six counts on the original News In Brief Washington has proposed enllatod man Jury arid for an aouUi of horo. Ho ruled out the MEMBER IFDA ond NFDA . against Ijirsen.wcrc-narrowed Blaze In Car, w ithdraw ing 20,000 Am erican expanded number of challenges ovldencoas"lnllBmmatory." to one before the end of the Tl(e Heninr social group of the soldiers but tliere Is no plan for Fir.st United Motliodlst Qiurch a full U.S. withdrawal. will meet at U a. m. Wednesday Check Smoke in tl)c Koclnl hall for a re g u la r TWIN FALLS - Twin Falls St nst:im »ji(>\ iiatks WITH CULLIGAN SOFT WATER fellowship dinncf. A program is firemen answered tljroo alarms- Bound Over • n i i : riMi-s-NKws, jilanned, and plense bring a Saturday, but reported only I will I » iIh, •covered dish’and tnblo service. minor damage In one of the RUPERT George Loo YOU DON'T NEED DETERGEJSTS! By<)iirrlpr Guests are welcome. calls. Mathorly, 33, Hoyburn, has P rrin o n lli A c a r ow ned by Inoy B. been bound over. to district (Duily & SiiihIiiv ) . $2.25 Mrs'. I,.uurcce Holyoak, R ichardson, 1820 Dorian Drive, court on a charge of assault Nowl Havr’cmlimiteid, clean filtered soft water for K yM iiil Burley, has been admitted to was on fire In front of that ad* wltli a deadly weapon wltli every householtd use-automatically. And choose from I'nid in Advnnrr Uie Twin F alls ^ lin lc jlo sp ital dross, firemen said, but the fire Intent'to commit murder. (l)nily ft Siiiidny) Jor me describes the ,agony of John Farming Andi'ew T. Hatcher is another lion'. Tlioy feared Johnson son's decision not to seek re< new frontiersman who -hm a would seo tlielr numesi or election and his la^t days in the book In hiro obout the days of .PflNciM PENH (U PI)-Alter photographs in tlio society Whlte'House. ’ tlie Konnody White House.. < fivo nionthfl of warfare, CambO'' sections of thu local new.spa- )latcher, tlie first Negro to dla's agricultural baso U pcrs. miffcrliiB. hold the post of deputy press Hatcher camo to town secretary'to tho'Prcsldent, had The Dcpartmnnt.of Foreign Thoufili tho fields around , recently to attend, a' party Affairs wns estnblished by held off writing d book while. Phnom Penh remain green and launching a book by Johnson's •an A d (.< C o n g ress in 1709—. colleBgues of that* era put down lush difficulties developed. First fokmer IVom SccrotnryGoorge it is now llie State Depart- their revelntj^s and recoUflc- among Uicso Is the problem of Clirlstian titled '''Ihc President m enl. ' tlons of tho Into John F. getting agricultural products to* Kennedy. ':et. ■ Viot Cong have kept the Hotcher was tho second man 'y.'s railroads closed and. on Press' Secretary Pierre openly' harass major Cambo« Salinger’s team. Corning, full dlnn highways. circle, ho now luis a .top executive Job with Hill and Trucks once urfod only to . Knowlton, of New York, the — trftnufer-agploultural-oortunodi— j tics ore now being used by the publicubllc rolarelations firm whlcHls nrmy to. move troops. h a n d lin_ g ' Republican Sen. It is also becoming, incroos-' George Murphy's re-election Inpjy difficult for the farmers campaign in, California. to, work in, tlicir' fields.' Serves LBJ Briefly Uccontly^. Agriculture Minister Tlie sllmmod-e library and olfices are “near completion," ih’ tlic Soutli said his brothers House were, to be seen on the have no lights and the annex has no^wlmlow glass or knobs for He salt) and may he used snou after scliool opens, hut there will Georgetown ■ cocktail circuit. and sisters were plantlng Tice the doors, and In other ploccs, no doors. Superintendent Enicst \ic "n o telling when tiie clnssroom s will be read y for u se." — nfnight. '■ ‘ ‘ After that members of the ‘"nio formers are scared of Uic airplanes," lie said. Nguon Sam Ok, director general .of ag ricu ltu re, said . unless Uie situation Improves Cambgdia's rice production will drop b y -40 p er cent this y<;ar. ------A-dQ-per-ccnt-drop-in-rice— production would destroy any ideas of export and probably would force Cambodia to import rice. ^ £ x p 6 rtf a rc H elp in g ------Already Japimese and Israeli experts are helping Cambodians to Improvejheir agriculture at farm level and "if Uie U.S. government would like to help us also we still need their' help," Sam Ok said; The director general said ho did not believe there was a — necd-to-establish- food -rotion“ programs'in Cambodia at this - time-becouse-‘‘the situation is • not so draslic-yfit..^-’------:------BYLl Lists T.F. Area Graduates PHOVO, U tiih^ Forty Mnuic Viillcy area sludonts rcccived ■ rlipiomns from BriGham Young— University in graduation __ ^retnw ies hist week, during wliTcli ii lotiH of i.yvniliprom ajT" were handed out. —GpnduHRnft-f Dennis Cheney, Wayne H. (iraliiiin, Hence l-irson. Carol II. Kandall, I.e.slie Ann —Sorensen^— Mary—Lee—Cot— lin^’liaiii, Robert Keith Mourit.sen, Ralph Waldo Rasmussen Jr.. Janet Ilolyoak Siuck. lilarl l.eroy Craythorn; .Siindra l.ee Nielsen and G ary II. RuniTrTir; m i n n rc tv in ^ " kididors' liogrees, and Jan Kent Hansen and Gale Thomas ilotî^, who received m asters' decrees. • Rupert graduates included Dennis Wayne Belnap. m aster's degree’ and S andra Ix*e Uerg, James I., Cliristiansen, William Mann Hepwortli and Qieryl Ann Montgomery, bachelors' deereos. Twin Falls students included G ayla W. Bass, Aleen Uastow, J. Arnold Dirrell, (.'athrjTi l.ouise C lark, M. Ross lOf’berl, (leraid Robert Wallace Kloinp. and Carol Elian Han Tasker, bachelors’ degrees. Other graduates included Deidre Ann War, Albion; Dee C)t I1 Dixon, Wilma Di)fon and Juninif Lloyd Hutchison, all (iooding; Susanne Haslam -Ricks, Ilazelton; U'e Warren Robinson. Heyburn; Ruth Butler, Jerome: .Carol Marie Zollinger Haws, Mlilta; Nina IClaine Jones, P au l; C. lôrenzo Frieldalra Po|>e, Salm on; Je rry Drent bothers to build in Allen, K aren Rutl> Dllle S taten more help. nndM arvLouiso T ram m el, all of Slioshone; and Roger A. Dixon, Wendell. Frigidaire Court Vetoes: _ _ end Decision On cleaning forever. • No more ovon scouring, Tho job's dono ' Right of Way outomntlcnlly;,oloclrleally.' • Cook-;.-.. Master control turns ovan on and off at BOISE (UPI) - A lower timos you soloct". • Suffico unit controls court decision to hold Invalid a hnvo infinito hoot sottings. ChubbQck, Idaho; m unlcpal or* dlnando anno)dng a railroad right of way wns reversed Frl* day by tlio Idaho Supreme Court. ^xth District Court held tbs ordinance was jrold. Itie high court held no evidence was pre sented to prove that th e rtK«, wothar, tpin dry* ond'iti olf fo ortH pur- Hoff, former govornor, still is downsllde. again and, tho not seen-ln-peril-earHer—-those— O llifin l Cciy oiui C i.u .iif KJ».w»p(i)>rt ' ’ ol Audit Ouiiau ol CiKololm n ami UPI past two months, the party suados top Dcmocrnt« today, dahnud for a'winner over tho Democrats .are mightily \riiikixin i lo ^rriioii AO lOlt l.fiilin Coclo. lln itu liiy ii li«r«l>y (UtiQniilad n i tin ciov of ilif w«V.rUl 117 n'i»«l Sl’tM l W *H. Twin. Folli, leadership sees its chances.of however, that their net los.<30s Vctoriin GOP Son. Winston pleased at the primary victory ' Nevada, threatened by William litnt'o HJ301 h» Vnlloy N rw .p o p ftt Inf. [n ia ix i q i t*c()nt |>o»1 keeping majority control may run no more than fiveProuty. of Hep. UlchardOttlnger, whose •Ragglo, a disthlct aitomey; oltKc-i.f Iwin Jn ll. lilo U o '11.1101, uii.lrt lliiMHt 111 Morcll n, in ?9 considerably improved, . two . short of what tho GOP No longer claimed is tlie own wealth can help him to Sen. Stuart Symington, who With tho prosent Democratic needs for control, Aln.skii seat hold by Sen. Ted outspond Goodell hoavllj’ and w atches steady gains by at« margin 67 to 43, Republicans • In tho matter of plckin|{.up .StevonjL nn nppolntod In- who.Is made to look like 'a tractive Attorney General John need a not gain of seven for a 50- Ilopubllcan seats, not m uch h as cumlMsnt Ropubll’ain . 'fliough ce n trist on th e Issues by the Danforth In Missouri, and Sen. Summer Rerun 60bpllt which would allow Vice- changed. VDomoccallc loadorH Democrats hilve a strong presence of Conservative parly Joseph Tydlngs, menaced by President Agnew to. iM-eak Uie still lay claim only to four —lyu't roglHtratlon edge thoro, sorlpus cnndldato James Buckley. Tho The public.hean'ny iil Sun Valley Clouds Ipsue Is.paramount, we sec the gun'lo^by,- by charges; of tie and let tlie GOP orgnnlro the tlierohasbocn ono altoralloh In factional rifts hnvo dimmed. I«tt2r got 1.1 million votes In "too much time spent on D.C. itb reasoii to change oiir stand. We n ____ 1. ''' ' ll._ II ______InilB T..JI. n c M Wednesday relative to Senate. tlie lineup. Ihoir outlook. '. 1008 aâliutSen. Jacob Javlts, affairs," and an attractive proposed Legislation for protectioQ ■ still /avor a recreation p|at1 for the ‘ In^. M ay , key D e m o c ra tic As before, tlioy think Stale In place of Alaska Iho -and’could dcu good deal better opponent, Glenn Beall Jr., son of the ■ Sawtooth Valley and the a r e a ., ' ' annlysta could easily siJo tlurt' TVensurorAllUdStovenKODlIl Democrats now -happily., clninv i'lhis fall If He can rustle enough of a former Maryland senator. Sawtooth, White Clouds . and 'AVc believe mining controls can happening. A then-current lilM'0ez0fln\)V 0rincumljcnlSen. powerful Now York. ,Two mont»y.'^ Son. Thomas Dodd's mohtlis ago, GOP Sen. Cliatlos On Uio oUier. side of tho . Boulder Mountain rmige,'), eoiild. lie incorporated in a recreation rundown indicated a posslblo- .Rnlph Smltlu named to the scat declaration of Independent loss of 11 seals. With clhlrtis pf nflerthodoallilafil.ycarof'Son. Gooilull .soem^d lo ______hnve,-P«mQ______. Jtidge_r,MVseveral______Democrats'seen ~~îrbOT!lliSFcdTisifr5innmerrerun— vsctup-which'-would-givci-Uic-forest. -candicy has thrown Coimccllcut-:-- n u a l’TourolfsfittlnrvtC torlcrlir’Evcrctt-Dirkspnr'l’herJ'ec'nep— upoff-lho-aoor-flfler'H^lorrihle—on-U»o^‘gravc-danger-lUlsUin;Hfler'H-lorrihle—on-U»OH-L‘Hi -into-greater-chaos-thah-beforo;— Several years ago dxtensivc service the control it needs, and : May have beep removed. They Even with Just a three-way hearings were held on proposals mDst people wapt. At the same ■ Indudo Sens. Frank Moss of Demqcratlc prlpiary fight, which favored establishment of a. time it would not lock up the area Utah, Joseph Montoya of Now leaders had begun lo pul tho. for one purpose only. This would be Mexico and possibly Galo state on . thd loss list, National Recreation Area, ad- ’ ''--A rid the,M ore Cars W e Build,') the M ore Roads McGee of Wyoming (Uiough an tlie Case in a National Park setup. nepubllcans also have a ministered by the Forest Service, W e Build, and the M ore Roads W e Build, extra, a poaco cnndldato, primary, battle but seem likely ora National Park. AtlJiat time tho Ondor forest service coVitrol the .muddles that picture). Sen. the M ore Cars W e Build!" , lo emerge from It with leas testimony was all for the 'National ihultiple use concept? which we Quentin Burdick of North Internal damt^ge. Recreation Area. Our liavo backed, would be paramount. . Congressional delegation backed The peoplo.of the area — The liiis feeling but bills to set up the Sawtodth Valley and Stanley Bnein area never made it into the final — a r e for th e m o st p a r t b ac k in g the stage. ' , , recreation proposal. They do not Now we are back for another favor national park legislation. hearing but this lime it comes after The hearing at Sun Valley will ANDREW TULLY Legislation h,is been introduced to give' 'those interested tho op create a combined Sawtooth portunity to once more express . National Park and Recreatlofn their views. We hope this will be the Area. Under this plan the Sawtooth last time this step will be Equal Women White Clouds and Boulder necessary. The delay to date has Mountain ranges would become been tragic. More delay will bring WASHINGTON - On sw eat. TTioy tran sp o rt carloads ^rrarJJational=Earki=The=Sawtoolh= —yjm fp-tyngofly— ;;==ihcory-iniiPUnra{mlry^r:^D^BW c®nlnBrW dracra Valley and adjoining • areas : No matter which way the action always l>c at war with somebody or hundreds of miles to the bench and then sneer at the goes — fo r a National P ark, for a (W atch your cotton-pickin’ slop, would become the Recrcatiqn B erm u d a!) I dem and tliat Uie proffer of a nice, cozy straight, Area. . . _ Recreatioh Area or for a com Senate forthwith okay the incket. The rerun-stems 'from mining bination of the two — it had better Ilouso-pnssod constitutional AJUiough I like to think of action, in tne wnue tîouas. Whcrr gei gomg or’"there nll-l icndmcnt-.to. give—women__ m yafllLfla-fiom cly. In _ a - manly__ the initial hearings were hold we for any action. equal rights with men. way, it is a fact that dames are I command this because I prottier than men, with better ; Tjjtre will be nothing' left to ■ backed the Recreation Area idea. believe those' United States figures, and . they would look ------Today,—even_though—thc_^,-White. -p ro te c t deserve and require the best real sweet In the regalia of a fighting forces in tho world, and private first class. I say private the pending amendment would first class, but for most women fix things Just fine by making that rank would ,be of fleeting From The Grave women subject to the military brevity. As any husband can drnflTGivenneholecrlnm sure—confirm rTill“‘fcm alcr-ore-of- Kenneth O’Donnell, onetime aide Washington couriselled against Uncle Sam would pick Uie lead ersh ip m nterinl, and wiUiln to Presidents Kchiiedy ' and^ foreign entanglements. However, it American female, especially of a few months we males would Uie m a rrie d variety, o ver the be addressing food packages to Trbhnson^ has W ritten ii UffOkT" "is plmii lliat'tlf^ rush of history lias American male. gen erals. quoting General Douglas made such counsel obsolete. • Die, reason for such nn MacArthur as having warned The road to hell is paved with eventuality is obvious. Women Dolls also are braver Uian '' Kennedy against fighting a war in godll' intentions and perhaps much are in better physical shape guys. They not only enjoy a Asiii. As a result, O'Donnell said of the hell Americans have endured than men, and tnke better care good fight, but are very good nt of themselves. Ihey seldom sit Kennedy planned to withdraw from Uio sp o rt. I could nam e Uio ih Vietnam might have been up nil night ployingMkor at the names of a dozen females who Vietnam after the I0fi4 election. avoided if Kennedy had acted in the club or consldcrTTthelr civic would be champions today hnd General Charles do Gaulle con sp rin g of 1903 in ste ad of postponing duty to ploso up Joe's Place at 3 Uiey clccted to m ak e a c a ree r of curred in MacArthur's advice, tlie move until after the tOfrl a. m . WlUi som e notable ex Uio prize ring. Cassius Clay O’Donnell said. election he did not live to see. ceptions, Uiey don't smoke as would never hove laid a glove • , Fate decreed that Kennedy much or drink ns much. -Thoy on my-sister Lucy or that In any event. President Nixon RAY CROMLEY cat lettuce. redheaded Egan girl down Uio would riot live to act upon his has had to deal with the reality of street. I would not today pick a planned withdrawal. Then -the situation - he. Jnhcdtod-fcom - Mostjnen figure Uicy'vo had JIght_with_AliC(LJlooaev.oIt President .lohnson decided to build President Johnson and he has had The-Peae«-Blo;cl^ their daily exercise after LongworUi,GoldaMolr,MarUm strollinR two blocks to Uie Mitchell or any member of Uie to tnko n g rrn t of cr itic isin -WASHINGTON- force a quick decitiion. Fate denied friendly neighborhood hashish W om en's L iberal earned by his predecessors. UboraUon li-rmi wliich relationship wiUi ihc...... emporium for a dollop...... against Movemont's.poUtburo,...... him too. The ve rdict of history is not in but UipMiddleEnst mny urnou 10 now is cn iod Urc Popular Front llevolutionary OrKonizallon ot u,e vapors. Women work nnd II is truo that moat women If the people pressing for im- today’s indications arc that I?*!,™! III'! Uter^nllon of the Oc- the I'lideh Party in Iran, a play’at kecpinfi In shnpc. I om disllko getting up In tho mor- - a bevy of torrorisl groups nidod—cupied-Arab-Gulf- mediale wifhdrawal irom vrelir"rn“ President Nljwn is making good on violent-offshoot of the-|raninn witli one nlng’, but rcKpoct lh6y“ cduld by Co m m unistand abetted by Comm unistand Arms, funds jind suiiplies for Communist parly; the doll who plays tennis three or mannge»*with tbfl.'help of Uie want ev'pn more distinguished his promises to get us out of Q iina. A1 Fatah. Ihe Palestine advice from the grave, they have nevolutlonnry l.Dndership four limes a week. Jumps horses typical top sergeant. One of Uie Vietnam with honor. • Over the past several months, UberaUon Organizatioti. ‘Hie Fiiction of tlio Sudan Com- over fences, swims like Johnny prime quallficaUons for Uie top only ^to recall that George contacts in Hong Kong wiUi PLOhashad an officcin Peking m im i.stj)jirty and a new .splinter , Weissmuller used lo, does 100 sergeant's Job is pragmatism, sources on Uie m ainland have since 10C5, b ut' Uiat (iffiee lia.s liro u p in Ihe .Syrian Ciiininimlsl y arils . ia-lQ-accondalflatUuid.. am llllluinlliclleyiuacBm iulil__ -Mt^-SPEGTATQR------■SIhCL* Iasi yoarT enjoys lO-mile excursions Into spilt hairs over a late-rising reporter Moo Tse-lung nnd his * Uie country on n -bicycle. To female soldier whose specialty advisers are now regularly Molly, basic training would be a was wiping out machine gun supplying arm s, supplies and* There It Is! resl cure. nests slngle-lianded. guerrilla Inslruclors to Middle PAUL HARVEY I do not believe Molly is ex« So kindly; pass Uiat con-. East commando nnd subversive ccptfonal in _Uie sound body. stituUonal amendment, Sehnte, groups ■depactmenl, For snme-ceason.__and-approprlate-Uio-Acccasacy___ rn messages"sent througinils" possibly glandular, women funds In Uie Pentagon's budget Middle East agents, Mao has PtrbrlTcrPTTlies^— have alw ays been UiO-bri^k sex, for h a lr-c g rlln g s o ts , cold m nde no secret of Uie fact Uiat The June Ifl-gcneral olcction wlilch contributed to their and tough. Tliey go 24 hours cream and pantyhose. It will be his aim is lo prevent a penceful in B ritain was ciilled an up.set. cockinuss uUo mobilized the without sleep nursing Junior’s a sacrifice to kiss Uic girls good- setUemenl and to promote a It sure wns, And nobody was firm ______t______A ___ I___ t___ 1111 * 1 ___ opposition. e a r ache and tu rn up nt Uie bycibul Uicy will be ev er In my protracted people’s war aimed more upsel than the pollsters To be told dny-afler-day that Belles Arts bnll looking like UioughU as I loll on my silken nt overUirowing vilually all who, unanimously. had we are going to vole this or Marlene Dietrich, circa 1035. couch, wolfing bonbons, sipping cslnblished governments in the predicted tliat Uibor would win. Ihataway may engender Tliey make their dally shopping champagnc nnd watching Uie Middle Easl, both Arab and Tlie sm oke h as d a r e d nciw. resistance. rounds wiUiout working up ’a Redskins drop anoUier one. Israeli, whatever their com The rocrimlnalioti lias sub Historically it was Uioughl plexion. sided. nie injured oros have that Ihe average voter liked to M ost groups Mao is aiding arc been assuaged. ride with a. winner. And the violent, antigovernment and Bui the credihilily of public more iniporlanl newspapers unco-operative. The Red opinion Run-eys retnaiii.s much endorsed a candidacy, the more • Clilnese are not even working damaged, maybe irreparably, voters would be inclined to People go places to see things. somewhere in this area with the with mninslrean^ Communist Tlie Times of I-ondon called clitiib on the winning band You drive down the Oregon coast authority to do so makes sure that parties, which are n:iostly loyal Uie recent Tory victory In wagon. to Moscow in the Mideast. after readiiig • literature on how people who come to sec the Falls Britain "the biggesl, political M aybe It wdrks the oUior way, Wliere Peking deals with upset since ’ Truman beat too. lovely the ocean, the beach and tho will realize they just might not sec C om m unists, It Is wiUi terro rist D ew ey." Maybe there are nn equal or rocks really art'. tlicm atalU'Disappointing a tourist splinters. George Gale of Uie l^ndon greater number of voters who ' You come around a bend, in the is a cardinal sin. It’s the worst kind In their instructions, Mno’s Evening Standard said "No rally, to an underdog when the road and tiiere they are. — the of publicity you can have cir officials mnko it clear thnt ' political Journallsl will ever experts have tried to buy him Poking's interests will best be rocks, the Ijeaehcs and the waters, cu lated . again allow himself to be prematurely; sort of a voter’s served at present by keeping bamboozled by the pollslers." •— ..r You.read abiiul them, you went to , When a tourist drives down into rebellion at having his secret Uie M iddle E ast in turm oil Pollsters,, themselves .so luillot counted In advance. ■ see and they were there! ' the canyon because he expccts to through long-term, slow-paced, wrong in their prediclioti of And now I am going to sound- You drive down another highway see Shoshone Falls then he'd better widesprond guerrllln wnr. what' would happen,' now are smug, but old Homer McKee ; - : : to nee. the (arned Hetlwood trees, see Shoshone Falls! -Tho^data indicates, thoso- -trying to -explain-what they - ahvays said "TjiHipn Ihat lays ...... m. ajo - l o -r Rodn » . i CJiinoso activities:n . t ii. it i. . . . . >t.. .1. II.I 1______. . - I ^ The pi-omotion says if you tlrive . Like wo said — when you look for .Uilnk did tiappen. a good egg has n perfect right to Funilj nnd advisers to cm But nobody's llstoninn. caek le." down this highway a certain' an Oregon beach (like in tho pic tremlst students In Egypt nnd' You know, a largo'part of the , Pnul Ilnrvey News has — ntimber of miles they are Jhere. ture along with this column) and otlior Arnb lands. fnsclnntlon of an up.set derives alw ays picked, tho outcom e of - ■ Y o u d o ju s t th a t an d they a re Uiere! find it and when you look for the Arms,.funds ohd Instructors from seeing Uie amiigne'ss of ...... national olbctlons...... five days in You’re a tourist from another Redwoods and find them, it's a ol the terrorist Populnr' some so^;allctl expert.s tnrned advance and torrdcUy — for state. Yoti read atiout the great good feeling. . Dcmocrntle Front tor tho Insldo-out overnight. seveii elections. Including even Uborntlon of Pnlostlnc. Tlio ...... ■ ShoShone'Falls on the Snake Hiver Few huniiin quiilitles arc u,c so-culled Trumrin surprise ■ When you look for a Shoshone loader of this group, iNalf morp generally dotoKted than of. 1018, outside the community of Twin Falls Uiat isn’t — well, draw your Hnwatmch,' has dcclartid his SMporclllous .smugnes.s. |r|„o ,inys In ndvance of each ■ Falls, You travel miles from home owji conclusions as lo your feelings. alleglancc toX aelst procopts. Ijilxir Prlmo Minister Harold election I forward .my regular to SCO w hat you are told you will see Some of his guerrillas carry Wilson wns so cqrtain of re- ncwspnncr column to if you go there. _ ------NOTE TO CORKY JONES -M n o 's lUUo Red Book. olcction Uint tio'd recenlly sold publishers “n ttioro Uian 30(1 You drive down into the canyon, Funds, supplies, arms and his family tiomo in northern clUos wlUf Instructions to print Please run down to tho Buhl' (tucrrillB .instructors (or tho London, fully oxpofting to go on It the dnynfter the election-no yoU'lako a look and Uie falls are hot postoffice and pick up your'm ail. Dhofnri guerrillas In Dhofnr ilvlnji nt. Number 1(1 Downing'mnttcr whnt.-. - a n d B eu th -V — ------— ------'■—therel“eerlaln-seaBona-ofrthe-yei(r- -Toll-ther-postm aster-that-M rr------— "tlm ijôtitn-.- j - - a - p^. '- yftu can see them but the day you Spcctator sent y6U,‘Don't forgot — I of tho Arabian peninsula. Part of tho public ronctlon Uie way of the Utornry Digest, ® IWO h MIA, htZ^ *-i cpine to take a look tho brink is dry. '.and get /the job done soon as Dlidfarls are also being sent lo could havo reflected resent- of course. But- the risk Is Shoshone Falls just ain't. Qiina for tralnlngi. Tho Com ment. of tho superconfldonco of mlnlmliod becnuse of almost 'Possible'so you can start writing munist Chltieso supplies arc tho Incumbent. : ■ / const/int trnvol in tlie hin-■ ‘;m o t t/p yo{i think about them findtia that niomhwash It’s' about time, someone, ■■uiuau.those letters you wanted to write! known to arriv e by wav of Aden „,W polls, - ■ ■ doesn t do anything h r YOUr breoth?"______■

I ' i ■ /

' U.S.:M ay . ' Augijr.1 33; !«{) Tim m Nowi, Twin liJrtho S Recall -Women Set Strike -NEW..YX)IlK-.{JJPI)—Iiv her, vislblo.power of wonicn fjt-olty- whera tlip larger oplioni of our " husky, stacc ato '. volce»»._Bfltty fJ a ll-a t the political' aren a' life are decided. FVledan will lautich ' National . •______Thai GIs Women’s Strike Week activities BANGKOK(UPI)-'nii Unit in a Boston church Sunday THE PLACE ed States is expectctl to night. announce a cu t in its 42,000 Seven other women will take, “TbrBOYTDUR ' military personnel in Thailand. over pulpits In Massachusetts • soon, Kovernipcnt wurcoa said the same day, with periplssion 501 LEVI'S ' Saturday. Ilio unnouncomcnt from Ujtf cluirchoH, to 'p re a c h may come next month. . about Women’s Liberation. ___A t^’oreign M inistry, spokes Mrs. Friedan’s liberation' m an said a statem en t will bo proolam'Atlon for women will be issued on. tlie proposed witiidrn- delivered In hi.sloflc Arlington . wal "wlion a review of tiie Street Cliurch. Il' contains reduction is completed." U.S. directions for women wishing to Ambaasndor Leonard , UpRor join thb strike Mrs, Friedan and ForoiKn- Minister TllabQt called -for Wednesday, the &0(h ^ ilKliomQn_mfit._ta-.dlscuas_th mentn said the "phased roduc- ^Gotieh Greek^ doing meninl chores in offices tions” under consideration "fill- • cover tlieir typewriters and ■ ly take into account the close their notebooks and that ^ progross of Vietnamizntlon, the telephone operators unplug ' 'mutual concern of the two Denes Assault tlieir switchbaords, waitresses governments to avoid any stop waiting, cleaning women impairment of essentlnl sccuri- PAniS'('UPI),Tlio Frcnch since ttie. beginning of the stop cleaning, and everyono , ty requirements in the area and lawyer of Grc( millionaire affair, seems to-want to hound who is doing a job for which n tlielr ability to meet them in shipowner Stain Nlarchos. Mr. Niarchos," said Do-Cham- man would be pald'more—stop. • keeping with the Nixon doctrine said S atu rd ay t; b ru ises on brun, who was in constant — ‘ ‘'111111 every woman pegged an d other co m m itm en ts be-, th e bod y of- N ich o s' w ife, touch w ith N iarchos ab o ard hiq forever as assistant to, doing tween the two countries." Eugenia, werepaused by yacht-La Creole off the FVench jobs for which men get the Tlie Joint announcem ent cam e frantic efforts b)or husband Meditorraneah coast. credit—stop. just prior to the Aslan tour of and servants to r(vo her from If formally charged' and —"In every office, every Vice President Spiro Agnew, a massive ovordi of sleeping convicted, Nlarchos, 01*. could laboratory, every school, all the pills. . . I be Jailed for 10 yoors'and if a •women will spend tlie day Ttie attornoy auod a Greek court decided ho planned to discussing and analyzing the prosecutor of try| to “houiid" inflict injuries upon his wife, •conditions which keep us from Iniemtnte—“ Ninrcho.qjvlth ,a<^ntlons.that_ _Uio_scntjnc£jjfiuld.bc-25_ycars.- -being-all-we-mlght-be------he may hnvo cnid his wife’s judlclal experts said in Greece. —‘‘If the condition that keeps d eath. j Niarchos was released on us down Is the lack of a child Conslriiction A ‘‘v eritab le Gjk trag e d y ," $10,000 bond Ju ly 25 • and care center we will bring our said atto rn ey R i do CTiam- allowed by the courts lo leave babies to the office that day S h i f t f r E w a — brun 0^ the dea'oi isugenla G reece. and sm hcm 'on the Dosses'" Nlarchos in N/ and the * In Greece, the governhient J a p s ." ' ■ BOISE (UPI) - District en accusations by Pious prosecu ban on publication of news gineer William Sacht said Fri Mrs. Friedan predicts mil K ILLER WHALE gets a rid e 6n its bock to th e G alveston, Tex. tor Constantlnoe'afoutis Fri about the case kept the story lions will join the strike. “Tlio day Interstate construction em Sca-Aramn Marineworld. Tlje 2-ycar-old male whale was day that theiillver-linlred out of local papers even though phasis in southwest -Idaho will mood of'Uiis strike Is serious, carried in this cradle, suspended from an aircraft, for the (rip shipping magnf may have it made front pages around the shift to projects east of Moun determined, confident," she from Seattle to Kmiston. (UPI) .caused fatal i«;rics in her w orld. ^ said. "Tliere is no fronting tain Home following completion death. ra g e ." -iif-Uic-Broadway Avenue Inter Judiciol cxp

To make a better color TV picture, Sony developed a better system. Trinitron* is Sony's System. It’s color with a 12" diagonal screen. Far brighter. The picture's sharper. The color's better. There's an amazing new picture tube using one color gun instead of three to shoot all the colors, There's a bigger iens too. Twice as largo as other TV’s. So you get a sharper, brighter picture. And vivid c o lo rs arorv’t Wt7Shed o u t in .bright room lighting...... ■ ThlssenslttvecolorSeT" has many unique featur&s too- Automatic color con for outstanding values on fine furniture trol; Integrated contrast- color control; pictures.stay crisp and brilliant at all ^ 2nd ANNTORSARY Who w ants a brig^ht, fuaszy picture?' MODEL KV.1310U *319”

441 .Main Ave: East — 733-8211 4 ' Tlmofi-KkWb. Twin 'Idnlio Sundiiy< A uguil 73/ 1970 4 Movie ” l|ii' Vuuiitj Slr 6:00 ■' [)l wlAnU 211 Truth 6r Cunsn<|iiiinciji. PHONE n 3 . 6 } } 6 Him 5 - U u l o f 4 TriJlh or Cort',r<<|uunci)*,' ea»l«nU.S, 30»o Eailiand Driv. ' JSL —- A s tlu n m m il )1 - Lntilo i . 711 N n c Vyhilfl I'AfHir 3|i — Gooroo^l Ilio Jungln 7M — A n lm n l Wd 0-TI ia I G irl 3 — Movio "A uluoprlnl lor Murdi»r’,' 8 — A nim A l vJnf II Greon Acres 4 — Is&ua And A iu w o ri ' (;IS 4 SPECTACULAR FMTWEs '-/» — Hiuo* flod Answers 35L ~ World ^ nnv 7SL*-Mn1iirooors II ~ Ittuui And Aniwurs 711 — W orld o l I Mjv 4:30. )l - luuuK And Antweri n - W orld o l Dl V 3&L- My World Ann Welcome To 6 — Movio "Son ol All UAbn" i 311 - VIrolnInn 3ll-l.ocitl(i llnll APTBRNOO^J S — To Hom e W; Love 3 - Lucilli; llAll . . OiOO n - Hoorn 333 5 Lucille ilAll ' 75L~ MQj/ift "T h o /D ie d WIIJi 1|.oir ' EVQNO. II- LticiNe llAll llooli On- ■ i ll fAkcs A Ih io l , ■ . 311 In ululil. 3 — Cd SullivA n H - llr.u fv Hunch ** i ■I To lilt Annntincifd ' -.C d SullivAn A:4S M l— Joe Pyno II — Cd SulllvAi ?SU - H n u n illv C inn t D - Movie "Frunclilo" • i - F n i 7:00 . , ■ II • Movie — To Ue AnnouncHl 3SL M ovie: "W hA I'!. io UAd 13:1) J 3SL m il COil) Ahnut Foellnu Good?’' •I - Movio "Throo Por nodroom C" ;u - mil Coshy ;H-M ovie: "WhAl's So ilAd T m m - o - f t m A ■ • 1?:M: 0 - Ulll Costly ' Ahnul l-oi)lin(i C>oo(l?" ?» - Film _fl^M oyiti_::wii.u:i-io-UAd ______~3SL — nonflnzrt _ At)puLr-LdiDU-OoQf -Jll VU M.iyljiirry rt.f O HOHSUfiS l i 4 i f ’ irT \ AAU T rnck, A/o(jl ■ Ilonnni^Jr 3 Miiyhorry U I- D AAU Trrtck Mcel II — UonaniA i M.iyhurry M FD - AAU TrACk Moel 311 - Comody T H - M .iy ljo fry W.F.D. 1:30 3 - - Com ody Toi ?SU Wh.il'% New - • MovIo "OOtlnw Fury'.' 5 — Comedy Tot 7:30 CiiiniH) ThuAlur •I — Mowlo ■ NlQht 'O f Ihe ?n Dorii Day . 3!M Gonerflls" 3 Doris Oiiy -- Tennis Hlghliohls 7(1 - W llliA n ickloy Jr. 11- Dori!. Dciy Tennis Hiohllulils .1 • Movie ''Sc.iri-d Stitt" 5 D.iy o l D.'l N iv A Sjjc-ciVi I S TrtlnTttiicIo Clioir 4 - Movif "Ali .ind the Seven 7SL -- F orsyte It / a f-a i ^ TUESDAY 0 — Movie "1 Niflht ol lojpo 5iir rKpns’' 9:30 ...... Door.O p.n l:00'p.m , Many People Lack ?SL - This K Tiio Answor 5 - Misiur lid O cnerAls" 4. NO.V 3:30 11 - Comedy Toht • ?H r.ilx-rn.icli." Choir • 10:00 AM ;30-4!00-6!50-9!30 ] InsighI 2 a Aiti.ilour Hour 7 S L --K U rv Nev/S Spuci,il • • O r.ll Hoi)c,Tti 3 - Ani.iifur Hour 7n - News, Wo r, Sporls 20,-News, Wfctther .)nd Sports ( § ------S nil)l..'.An',WLTS 5 Am.iicur Hour 3 - .News. W eAlher nttei bporls Respect For Flag ; ii - Miirclv I'oy^ 4:00 3D - Nows, Wc r And Sports S --News, W cAiher And S porl’^ H -■ lîlloni.m 2SL Sunclny Scenc 7U -N o w '., Wt'AMier ,incj Sporls “*_*** Hlt^HEST RATIN Gr r . iilit For TnQJ3p ; ranger's cabin. But, when they In a decision wlilcTi lias ■. rcachod it. the ranger was gone aroused controversy in Pennsyi- — rnm mrcnmrrwrnrtnrinRr ------vaiiiii; the .'■.tiiti; .S«prL'mt!-L*nnrt- .1 I m tv o j II ; Night was coming on. 'Hie ovrrturned ttiu conviction of ;i young 'man who displayed ;i fo ro m r* (If » future .secretary of lalior, Plus at 10:45 r n-ssoclate Justicc of the .Su- flag with the words '•make -TlJrcmrcourtrnnd-UiSmmbns^ -lovcTTint—war" upon it 'I’he • sador to the United Nntion.s court di‘ci(|ed July 2 th at siicli GALIGO climbed with his wife to tiie action is not illegal “ if Iht; TIlKRHSOinilOTKI. ranger'.s observation tower, desecration takes plac(* at a 7’/h* irM'oo(/fi o f ■ - n ag and w e used It. Sometimes, a note of poignan Kdl6Q A « Po»mvo Proof of Age Required « • "I guess today we’d be cy surfaced in the judicial I; arrested.” rulings. Such was the case TUilDlilRS’ n i '« e ------when the Lucas, Ohio, Ciunty THE FIRST dlLTHE SHOCK ROCK! Curries New Threat Court of Appeals reversed the T n » fr/ii/ T if}p {in g in l/u ’ "Russ Moycr promised lo m ate the wildest, craziest, lunniesl,, Goldberg could be right, lliis conviction . of John Sainnz, SIA ICE liOX w m c K ' tho farthest out Musical-Horror-Sex-Comedy ever released.* - year, the old dare of the flag of accused in Toledo of sllltlfâ W i'jjm ofioM.'J ' Ho h as succeeded. ' ...... u .,-..; ■'the'T A m erican R ev o lu tio n , flag so he could wear It a^ a /.o iin /jf fro m “Diii’l IVead On Mo " carrics pone;'» making burn marks 0 renewed Ihreafltf urrtjst and upon it, ..-’fl attaching to it a llu U ) « . m . * "prosecution, peace sign, ' ...... Lmiflu-oii /rom !2 :(U ) In a time of mounting 'Hie appi'.'ils court, in a 2-to-l to 2:00 p.m. ‘ internal tensions, the flag decision, ruled it was not /.)inii<’r/ro i« 7:0f) p.in. seems dearer to many than proven that Sijinnz meant to P h o tic: 72rt.;T62J ever before; and the cost of ca.st ''contonipt!’ on the flag, trifling with It in tho cause of llie majority opinion added: Oijf ir «rm S;»riiign in Kf’fr/iiini 3//ip o f the iroriii S/iririgu lift “ ^fdtfcfirhft.sT)oToiYre~fli}7rrirr7TtooT rwcTTiemnmTTnr A D allas court gave CJary our flag, loo, but our love for It Allen Deeds, 10, a four-year will not perm it us to waive y " ...... sentence for burning what he these rules." Starts W EDNESDAY! iuild was a replica of the flag in God-Time People Love a demon.stration. Astiore or afloat, ihegVe rocking the boat! Plu>al 10:4S Nlohlly At Munteo, N.C., two teen FRONTIER tHEATER agers from Haltiinore were “miffYOURVyiftGON"! rm wlf IW Vmh, Dm iIm i WtM fiontenccd to mnxiniuin .'Itklay IVyiiTDISNEV^ EUxailhietlliillkyloir W unrfin D satty te rm s for spreading a flag In U«o O ur front of Uielr tent in sucli a «.G£ORGESIEVENSfl!tOKOIItHAR„»ixi«. No msâge..,' ConvonionI manner Uiat persons entering ■ TlieOnillyGaiiitiielliliinitwiii or leaving could walk on. it. n6moi|... "Parking lot" Judge Fentress T. Horner said, Enlranco “I wl«lj I could ylve you more. Just all-ut fun -. -.If yoti’re not .H«tis(ie Cited M ost of U)c law s under which smilingir weeks! I y-(^n(t<^HS—j LMJBI AU'unta iifOaH Now York City has boon'6h MYWAl.TO IIAmESNEU ...... * ...... OONlUNPln'l««OUIIItO strike since July, Sl protoBling n policy of tho United Parcel M uitShow Identification P lu t C o-H it Stiswi Dallvl Service (upheld by an urbitru- . "SWlSSrilMiLVROMISWr' Matlna*! at 3iOO and 4i30 . Bo« O fllte-7,30 p.m. . op, AM) ;li; niM:,m:ctn£ itirbilUL t r to r and.a fedorîl Ju^lgo) ag ain st Biino>b«WheU family! alaiQO 'VTVnlnoShowtat/i^Jî^lp I'l Ii.J. VOIiO'* 0^ »ll.» ai'OULAtlON

-L .-A S(Oiitli Idahp^ s C o lleg e

A CSI summer portfolio by D^n Johnson

'L, SHOULD YOUR CHILD PU Y IN THE SCHOOL BAND? rUylN« U ■ band «MtM Mtllti«n in • (Oniltu(l<«a Kif^nar, d««*lapi (s-atdinalian, <«<«inl>alia<<. tn4 •ppt*• M biN«

Up»N ialnlng lk« Si All ImpaHant llia l tk*v play a Quai>»v bianrf iKiKumtnt. W« <

ba tt fit r f. wl»h ttnlal applitJ lo p u xkaii All In- iMu«>?nfrfin8M#frtrT7TSTAiTT*TUJrysui'kuo*^

RENT A NEW NAME BRAND INSTRUMENT UNDER OUR RENTAL-PURCHASE PLAN! .s Coma — in for Dotoils. • .. HEADQUARTERS FOR BAND INSTRUMENTS S ACCESSORIES MASONER MUSIC CO. 221 Main Av«: Eait 733-8609 ^ .m a

Suburban renewal. non-taxing prices. CSI STUDENTS "TteHirestiinrBeforrTlre’Class'Isr Can an automatic trinsmissionfroniMunde fmd^happines^inr-^ Magic VaHey?

" Moko mini)'bellud JungltTCat Print of .)00% Rayon (cotfon bock| Bond- t'd to Polyiinjllinnc Foam. Acelolfi ■ lining lor comforl and wornitiv Vinyl trim makes lor thf now look. Cliarg** itj ‘34 IfcaiiliralMTSUN )ATSUN also gives you these All-American favorites: >'A96 horsepower overhead earn engine... : the hiost powerful in its class. ,■ Safe stopping front disc brakes. !* Independent 4-wheel suspension (sedans only). ~ /■ l>p.1o 25 miles per gallon. / ■ A l6a?l of extras at no extra cost. Dflvt a DdliuN(thu a uund m«vf. -r-'p- '

Dinsuni bt.'ANb • .VAI.'JN'PK.HUl'< •jf-UHTSCAl'b m T K k im ltd (orwllh Iht nuloMIk UmimliilM ftoiK •' SALES SERVICE DEAN a MOTOR COMPANY «OVaHA«a.B. *keiM t33-a02X ..■V • .J

g Tlnrt.; Twin Fnlli. Idnho SynilnV, AugutI n , l*?0 .„

o s c o ^ k u g : o f t h e F u t u r e

GROWTH! History of Osco Drug .. .

In 1937, the first Osco Drug Store oponod in downtown Rochester. M innesota, under the name of Self-Service and quality m erchandise at low prices. By 1942, five stores were in operation, and the compahy bocomo a partnership Uripwn as Owners Service Company. From these words fhe nomo "OSCO" was coined. The portnership was succeeded by, the present.. corporatlon,^Osco Drug/ Inc., in 1946 and this provided the beginning of a series of nevJ Osco Drug Stores. Osco Drug joined forces with Jewel Com panies, Inc., as a wholly-owned subsidiary in 1 961. Jewel Companies Inc, a loading retail organization, operates a chain of self-service supermarkets in Chicago, New England, M ontana and Idaho, and a chain of Drug Stores in the Chicago M etropolittjri orcarand Hame:Sorvico Routes-scrvicing:cu5tomcrs:in"43:5tatcs;:W hllo'thorov have been changes in the legal framoworU of the organization^ the corporate identity and separate m anagem ent con»inues. Osco Drug Stores provide the community with products and services for better daily living, a business whose personality can be described only in terms of many small parts-^appealingly worm store designs, a wide voriety of quality merchandise and attractive displays, m odern pharmacies, cosmetic centers and friendly local ad v ertisin g ......

OPPORTUNITY! Osco Drug Offers Opportunity for the College M an W ith Potential! Osco is the fastest • cjrowing division of the Jewel Companies. At least ten stores a year will bo added to the division, almost doubling Osco's suo in the next three years. Men witljjtolent and desire will be needed to m anage departm ents. . . stores ... * groups-of stores, as Osco expands. This is the opportunity Osco offerj,you. The opportunity to grow with a growing company. O ther compensations for all Osco employees includes pne of the most generous profit sharing plans in the retailing industry, a stock purchase plan and a group insurance plan, Osco follows a flexible salary scale. W e will always be more than competitive with other retailers in our salary offers to men with ability and eagerness to work.

INTERNSHIPS! Internship Plan offered by Osco Drug'. The Osco Drug Store system offers ah unusual program to give the pharmacy intern "a cdmprohenslve knowledge of store operating methods and policios/' Jim Beal, m anoger of the Twin Falls drug and merchandising center,states,"In recognizing the three-fold role of pharm acy - as a profession, a science qnd a business— this program provides intern' ' participation in all aspects of retail pharm acy. Emphasis lies in the commercial areas , of store operations and merchandlslng as well." Tfio lnto;n exam ines invpntory ...... control, mercharydising procedures, store operations and all phases of pharm acy.

BLVETIXKESrsmjPPlNC CENTER 1 Sundsv. Auo./Sl VJ, |{J0 •fimos.Nowi, Iwin F»l«, Idiho' 1 * ■ I\ew rooms to hold new

The FINEST FACILITIES - 6 6 ^ j::.Calleoff.rule.feconimBndsd.by-n' uhooli. Fin* quolity Hytone (illsr po- - per (or loote leaf nolebookt ol big.' The FINEST FACULTY la v in g tl f l a ir p e n s l I C M F A i S rhg^NESrSTlJDENTS — . 49c SIZE 2 8 ' 49c And a curriculum that enables a student SIZE. 2 8 ' n o g u l.ir siylL* rt'd nnna^mf.fiwwMTi groot) bluo block Pfinwiry fulpd 0onci^. . Hot linof in yullow 7 t a b lo ii .Mb p o p u la r to p rep are his or her future w ithout leaving With O^adeilort

M agic Vallfey. PETER MAX DESIGNS! Preparation — That's the w ord. The 3-PC RING BINDER SET

12.70 incUiclos 3'rinQ ‘ student can do just that right here at looioionf'ijinflor mntchino" $ 1 8 8 - thonie book .ind mpmo hom e. A nd the best part of all is that book

t h e m o n e y so v e d -b y -e n rx>JJiag_a tJC lS.!-,^ _SET-QEiLBpj0 1CC 0 -VEIlS------Aucti6n 60c f«t ol plAitic-conted will enable a student to have the m on book covcfB decofatod with CALENDAR f.imoui Poiof cioiioni 3 8 C ey needed to com plete his education

at som e other institution of Kiaher

l e a r n i n g .

BUILDERS AUGUST 22 MR.AMRS.'EOKIRPA, ANTIQUIBOTTII AUCTION SUPPLY SCHOOL PASTE 48 CRAyoUS 3d PENCILS ADVEBTISIMCNTi AUGUST h ' AUCTIONIERSi OUIOLIYS ' " f vtdvm w o TO «'wib anything " square DEAl AUCTION SERVICE r C . AUGUST 3b. • TWINT FALLS C.E.”ClBr*n(«"lANCASTIR 8 ‘ k: 4 8 Adw*illt«m«nli AuquiI 38 ^ • BURLEY - AO ilit 9hllydry but Colorlui cra>on| jn plaiiic 8av« on lamily lupply , • JEROME ' u td b le . j boK.-Fof f'chool jind homd • ^CaM put l»^d p«Poitt.'

' .Vi% 1 ’’ : /•{ 10 rim rt5-Nt'V

W ith The Tim es!

The College of Southern Idaho is THE growing institution of Magic Valley offering students the choice of almost two hundred liberal 'I LOOKING NORTHWEST ACROSS Iho art courses that give students the opportunity to advance their College of Southern Idaho from about 600 feet, Times-News photographer Don Johnson caught this view. Build- talents in the field of their choice. . ings by number ore. No. 1, the healtK-

the end of the month; N o. 2. the Fine Arts Center; N o. 3, the ’’commons,'' which will contain student union, li ------. The student can choose fully accredited courses from business, brary end' administrotion focilitios, , - scheduled (or completion later this ------' year; No. 4, a co-oducotional dormi English & Hamanities, Fine Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social ' tory, also scheduled for completion this foil; No. 5, the academic clossroom building, and No.-fiTs’IKe'sito^of a co- coilonol oducalion~^asirQom building . on which bidi will bo lot later this year. The bu ild in g U beirig financed by funds from >he slote permonent building fund and o federal grant. Farmlond lies lo' Ihe upper rig h t corner. This also is p a rt For those Students who wish to continue their studies the money of the college campus and will be Ihe site of developm ent, w ith the CSI Tow er, right of center, being the eventual saved by attending C.S. I. will almost be enough to cover the center of cam pus. The other CSI b u ild ing now on campus, the maintenance building, is not visible in this shojt but cost of two more years of college. .... , lies to the lower right of the future vo cational building.

For those who are not academic minded the TechnTcal & Vocational

branch enables students to prepare themselves i'n many fields of

the business w orld.

Buttreys is proud lo suggest C.S.I. to all students in Magic Valley. ■ .

"/I

T H U I I i T ' ' Kidiiapings Anticipateid TWIN WASnrNGTON (UPI) -TflO armored cars and otlier vo-' i SUi|e D oparlnlcnt h as told hides and pay Uie âlnrlos of CotiKross il oxpecU ihdro tlie extra Marines and local HssAsslntrtlons nnt^kidnapini's.. security guard s. IS ^ association of Amorjban diplomats .‘abrosd • Since then, panlel Mitrlone, a nnd wantd money and manpow U.S. official,, was murdered by er lo coun^cract Ihcrterrorlsm. terrorists in Uruguay. Another S|)oclflcoliy, the dopartmont •official, Claude Fry, Is still a wnnls to orânixo cmcr^cncy hostage thqro.' »cllon (cams, includlng'a Navy So»l)oo' i^rm or/ ex p o rt, th at These-vlctims vvere Uio.lotest ^ poiild. bo doployod quickly to In a series of slayiîgs. and troiiblo spots. Wdnaplngs of U.S. dlploimits In It nlso hoa nskcd for a rioot recent years. In lOOfl Guuttima- of heavily armored vehlclcs, .Ian guerrillas sliot two- U.S.' moro Mnrlno guards at ombas' n iilitary atta c h e s an d Amba.Hsa- sics and money to hire moro jjo r Gordon Mein to death, In • locfll g u ard .fo rces., • .1000, C .’ B u rk e E lb rick , U.S. ambassador to _ Brazil, was • “IIjo- -stea d y — b icre asc— in terrorlflt—activities— directed —krdnaped und held hostage untir nanlnst U.S. government per- 15 political prisoners . wore soniiol and operntlons abroad, fr.eed. H ils y e a r, ag ain ih Incliidlriji aHsnRainations and Guatemala, n.lubor nttnche and kldnnplngB, shows ho signs of a military attache were kld- jibnlcmcnt. In fact, all lndlca> nap(|d and tlion rnnsomed for tloHH point to an amplification polUj'chl p riso n ers, of thp problem for som e tim o , "At present it is' beyond the (0 come," Uie dopartment said. Doportm&nt of State'fl capablll- Tlic/rOquoBt cnmo lo light tj{ to.provldo maximum securi when the Senate Appropriation's ty to our ambassiidors and Commiltco released testimony other hlgh-rnnklng U.S. offi taken last Juno. Ttio dopnrt> cials. Tlio, tljront of pcnsonal mcnt asked for $1,250,000 to attack Is particularly acute in launch.three of the emergency certain areas of the world,” the action teams,, buy tlio .special. deportment said. Summer Safety Warnings Noted 4 Bicycles ■ Summer shouldn’t bo so summer period, including 13 relaxed that people forgot . each in July find August. Tho Mfctyprocautionji, according to next year, 15 swimmers ------t h e - I d a h o — DoT)artTnont—o f— d r o w n e d d u r ln ^ J u lO n d T T o f ^ Hcallii. Power lawn mowers, 51 aquatic deaths occured for example, can causo tragedy ouring tlie warm third of the if Iho blade comes loose. 'Hioy year. ’Die total of 10 drowning can tlirow rocks, wiro or other deaths for Juno, 1070 was the objects with deadly force, as' highest for any single montJi In in the downtown well as danger of cutting feet, years, according to tlie Idalio Summer has numerous other Department of HcalUi, dangers, too. The Idaho. In addition to all types of merchants' 3rd . .Department of Health recently accidents (airplane crashes cautioned backyord chefs Increase during summer agaimt the dangers of moving montlis when more flying time Big promotion! outdoor grills and hibachl pots Is logged) chances of con- indoors because of roin. Bur- tracting certain diseases In ning charcoal, used with such creaao.b6causo of the outdoor cooking devices, gives off urge. Hocky Mountain Spotted Register Now! carbon monoxide and could Fever and sylvatic ‘bubonic I _ ■ • ’ poison persons cooking in an plague can be transmitted by enclosed area. At a summer ticks and lice. AdcjiUonally, barbccue, when rairt threatens, exposure to the possibility of it Is best to movo to the most bites from bats,’ skunks and sheltered outdoor place. Bur- squirrels —animals which have DEPOSIT ENTRIES ning cliarcool sliould also bo been known to carry rabies — Is kept out of cars, campers, more frequent, and gastro-: trdllcrs or onclosod porches, intestinal diseases such as BEFORE FRIDAY Adequate ventilation Is an salmonella arc caught more absolute m ust to. keep charcoal ofton In the summer. ■ cooking safe. ( Summer i's a time of concern NIGHT, Other sununer mishaps'run -for the Idaho Department of the gamut from water accidents Healtli... and should be a time iUGU5T28^ to difloases which occur more of sensible precautions for frequently In the picnic season. Idaho citizens. One last note of In general, occidental deaths caution was issued to ------from-jnosL-outdoor activltias—housowivos—whon—thoy—aro - rlse during the sununer months, cleaning. Never mix chlorine Drownlngs are always highest bleach with other cleaners of from May until August. In 1005, any kind. In fact, It Is a good for example, when the 10-year Idcoiiotlomlxanytwocleaning statejilgh of 62 drowning deaths compounds togeUier, because was recorded, 40~j>ors61lff~icort«in—chem ical—prmluctsT- drowned during the four-month mixed with bleach produces highly fatal chlorine gas. The ,, ,. . summer message of the Idaho VTigrnnrVoiillili DepTn=lmcnf om dalth "/or“ summer is — "E njoy.... but use ’ Apprehonded reasonable caution!" . In T.F. Cem elery For additional safety in- Tunu fii I c c formnUon.bookloUioroavnUnbli! Honlth Educollon, ways from Utah wore (oimd Slolchouso, Bolao, Idnho. hiding In Iho Twin Foils Cemetery early Friday mor ning and wore taken Into OACK.TO SCHOOL ITEMS are (ffliv lo find In the Want Ads. PARKING custody by local oHlcera.' All entries are City tnd county olticors said Enter as many the youlhs, ag o s 14, IS, 15 and fORSHOPPmS] 17, worn apprehended ab o u t < a. automatically eligible m, One of the 15-year-olds, who hod on Injured leg when ho was to win the beautiful taken Into custody, was times as you wish! While the downtown releoscd lo his parents later new, 1970 model Friday. All tickets dopositod between August )7 and 28 will area is in the process] bo oligiblo to win one of theso brand new bicycles to bo aw arded August 31st. IN ADDITION, ALL TICK ETS DEPOSITED will have a chanco to win the Opel of remodeling. Buick Opel Kadett Kadett which will bo given as o grand prize, in Octbber. ‘ .... ‘ ^ FOR ENTRY BLANKS AT THESE DOWNTOWN STORES: Berg Inturancs ^cle 'c Booti Red's Trading Post Finr Securlly Bank C a ln 'r TwIA Fbtli Koiwli of fdciho, N.A, Arliftic B«auly Salon Blocker's C lqud^row n Furniture and Beauty Arti Academy Speck's Cafe Petmeyf . . — E d fo n 't Sterling Jewelry Co. ' The Porlt Company Sav-MorDrug...... Western Auto Co. Crandall Flower Shop D & B Supply' Spancer'i Office Supply Sean Warner Muilc Company FULLY LICENSED STATE Shlrloy & Wyatt Petefrsen's Western Apparel The Mayfair Alexander't ' Twin Falls Title & Trust Co. . BOARD OF HEALTH Bennb'i Waich Repair ' M a to n e r M u ilc Jenten JeweUrt ' Rogerson Restaurant ■ Idaho Departriient Store e^nd H e le n 't Recordi & Golden R ' AND JVIEDICARE Twin Falli Bank & Trust Co. Roper't . Bonania 88‘ Store VERY ECONOMICAL RATES J. J. Newberry Shane's- ' Crowley Pharmacy Sew and Save ' M A Y Electric ’ _ SPACIOUS— HOMEY— ^ Anne's Casuols ' ' CloiôkStofe ' City Drufl ^ ^ Dutch's SEE US BER3RE YOU DECIDE yvilliams Shoes Krengel's' < Price Hprdware Co. Petersen Furniture Zimmerman'i H u d u n 'i Sumtiierfield B/6 Magel Vire Co. - MAGIC VAILEY MANOR, INC: Times-News, Ace Knlo'r;K Cnfc««nic The *"» Times-News CammatciatfvintlngCei. WENDEU; IDAHO 536-5571 ^ in town. . . ji^ S JPotCttlfflfia — FACTORY-AUTHORIZED IV I d @ n €! V O X . CLEARANCE BUY NO W ... (.'I'‘oy tf(Miu.MUlous i.jvinfjs on .i v.ifM'ly of our M.kjikivox floor scitiipl.<‘s, (UMnonslralors .ind ptiot imidch, (C(ilot TV . Sl<.‘rf.‘0 . . .

Porlc'ililos . . .uul Cotnponotih.) sonic i d o n cjin .il I. i c I d i y-s(.'.ili‘(l c.irlons! I f .

DICIC GBEGORY ..« . the acUvlst comedlaa aad' "lilf-ftylBdinitfaor,-ended hlf day lelMmpoied fait Saturday after a lengthy “ diet" of dUtiUfd water. He itaged the faitt he told uewimea, to '^dramatize the tragic aud hypocritical nature" of the drug problem k the U. 8. (UPl) ASTRO-SONIC STEREO FM/AM Youth Radio-Phonographs surpass all other Alr-Susponolon achievements in the re-creation of sound ! Spoakor System March in in m o d e l

shown at loft Band fllvos improved KIMBERLY - Brucc Thov bring you tho full bonuty of music from your fn^rito records, exciting Sloroo FM, noiso-froo and drift- S o u n d Whitehead, Kimberly, has bocn froo Monaural FM. powerful AM rndio, or optional Magnovox topooquipmont ■Thoiroxclusivo M Icrom ntIc roproductlonl accepted by the Arixona Stiito Ployor (with Diamond Stylus) handles your rocords more cnrofully than human jiarids.and lots thorn last University' marching band. a lifotimo ■ Olhor suporlativo foaturoB include highest roliability 8olld>8toto audio systom t^Vnssuro Starting Sept. 3, ho will spend sb( hours' a day- indoors and iroublo-fi'oo o p D ra tio n ■ Two 12" High-Ef/icioncy Bas& W oofars, plus tw o 1,000_cyclo EKponontinl outdoors, marching, playihg Troblo H orns provide brooihlaking lonal purity and roalism to bring you truly outstanding listening enjoy- and wondering why he wanted mont ■ Thoy project thrilling sound from both sides and front of cabinet to extend exciting storoo separation to be part of tho band. to tho very width of your room ■ And—oach boautiful and nutlieniicfllly styled cabinet has ample record Mnonnvox Air-Siiupondod Sponkoro-oro housed in Bopnrato nir:iiohi oncloiuros nt each cabinot oncj- When tho ovenbigs cool, and storage space ■ Only Magnavox offers you the opportunity to choose from a complolo seloclion of decorator / complotoly isolniod from thoir onvironmonl. Thoir conos lilornllv "ftont" bock ond forth for suporb rosDonso No unifonm. arrive, the bright disioriioni No foodbncki stylos—with drflmatic.CQlors or hand-rubbed finishes—to enhance any decor, lighta como on and ovcryoneris~ happy again, becauso the aliow will go on. Tho frustration of hot, long practices are forgotten . then as the ASU band and its directors appear before the thousands of football fans gathered in Sun Devil stadium. A. ^Elogont. Italian C lassic—model 3825 incorporates an Air-S.uspension Speaker 'Hiis is tho goal of tlio bwd- sm en arriv in g in Tom pe for pro> System, all foalurds'obovo, pluS.BO-Watts’y^a'/s/o/'Ac/music power. On conconlod swivel school. pracUco from Sept. 3 casters. Also in Medil^rranoan, Contemporary and Wirly Amorican. MOW ON LY ^ 3 9 8 “ through the first homo game on Sept. ID as ASU moots Colorado B. Charm ing Early Amorlcari—model 3722, also orr-con?ealed *swivol castors, State. incorporates all fino performance foaturos above; plus 50-Watts undistorled n iu sic p o w e r, As an optimistic note bi the $34950 desert hoat, director Dr. Also in M editerranean,-Contomporary and French Provincial styling, NOW ONLY Kenneth Snapp told his musicians "We will try to get C . 8paco»Savlno Solid-Stato storoo — actually outporlorms many higher-priced makos. tho most out of the minimum Modllerrenoan model 3013 has ZO-Wotta und/sforfed rnusic power plus (our spoakors. amount of rehearsal time." Precision playor lets rocords last a lifetime. Also in Contemporary or ColonTal styling Tlio pre-season practlco will, biclude 60 hours of drill and NOW ONLY * 1 2 9 “ music practice before thq D . Strlklno C ontom porory—model 3651, with all Astro-Sonic performance foaturos regular semester even begins. above, plus SO-Wattsanrf/^/OAMc/music power, is also available in boautiful Meditorranoan, Itie band will perform at all Early American and Italian Provincial fine furniture stylos. _ NOW ONLY sU ASU home games, plus at ^ 2 9 9 “ least one away game. In ad« ditlon to their practicing, tho E. Spaco-savino Early-Amorlcon-modol 3632 is only 38%" wide, on concealed students have to audition for swivel castors; yet has evory feature above, plus 20-W atts undistorted music power. Also rank within their instnlment available'^n authentic ModiMfJU]^29“ Moxico. Ohe vt/ith Air lutpeniion ipeakeri *549“ M51““ H e is ono of m ore Uian 000 Dark Oak Stereo Radio*Phono coniole $^955 s 14900 Scout solcctcd from across tho One with air'ujipeniion apeakert *698” nation to participate in the 12- four Traditional Color TV Contolet =549“ *70““ day summer courso at tho' Junior Loader Instructor Training Camp, locatod on the 214-square mile ranch. Tho purpose of tho course is. to -preiiaro-Uicsc-ScoUtfl to assist Iheir council in training other Junior loaders, A m em b er of Troop 07, Stovo Is ro c o lv in g In ten siv e in>- structlon (n tbQ^ nkills of loadorshlp and Scoutcraft, Including patrol and troop activity planning,, cnmpflro -planning— and— cenducUng ■ training programs. Tito Struts partlcipaling in each session live in tonta and aro organixod liito patrols. SULLIVAN'S MUSIC

Still In CommlsHlon — The-battlcshin-Ariznnn-lir' LYIWOOaSHWPiNCJiENniUWINrALLS lllEASTmiAHI^TRECT-KROME- still in commission. She rests nt tho bottom of Pearl Har bor,-whore she was sunk in u. Japahoso air raid on Doc. 7. 1041, e n to m b in g 1,103 m en. PHONE 734.2054 PHOIIE:324^600 Atop tho battered hulk is a momorlul to tho men who lost thoir lives in tho surprise Qltock. . , Sunday, Auguit 23. i»70 Tlmei^.Newi, Twin Palli. Idaho Êxplosiye’'Raljy Times-News Public Forum Spurs Stock Prices co-A c By P A tn iC K W. SULLIVAN Kolnod to ’29V;, on 510,500 F o r U m -S w i m m in g-C om pe t i tion— 1 i ion UPlI lt» Dualncsti.Wriler ur-ii_ shares._____^ Texaco ______V -fallowed, ii______1 .11.'clltnb' 1- ■ ' ^ ■ U l l l 1 % U I C S NPW YOIIK (UPI)-An ox- . ing 2î to 31Ti. on ‘ 502,200 • Forum letters muit be con- Crili.cizcd plosive roily FVIdayonnblctl s lia re s.. ccraod with topics of general Discussed By Doctor slocka to finish shnrply higher OtIier active issues tliat lolerest and must be of 0 Editor, Tlmes-Nows:' includes Mr. Jolinson and Mr. As Excessive' on the*’ Now York Stock registered gains of 2 oi^moro reasonable length.- I ro a d th e com m ents in tbo' Browning of tliOs K ccroation Editor, Times-Nows: ■ Rsfcmuuffuiirw'iffljc-:------. lintfflncluded-JerseyStandard ._The editors the Times- ...... Timos-Nows concerning tho' Department and all parents of The artlclo ap p earin g In tho • After BtnrllnK. o f f . on the 4 + , Continental Oil 2Ti, Xerox' “Ntfws reserve the right tpefuse ■ conditions ■■ “ at ■ Unrinon swimmers Park and espeflally tho Tlmos-Nows dated August 11 on wronK foo^ M onday, Uie m arket 5^4, International Telepliono publication If, In their opinion, during tho stato swimming residents around thd parks It page two, column six under the - ' ' picked up steadily, tmpellod by 3 ^, National Casli ncKlster SH, • the subject matter is of a champlbnshipa. ' may help tliem tg laiow there heading ■ "Court Receipts •fnvorable economic nows Uiat S tandard Oil. of D illforhla 37i libelous n atu re, Is not • In good W hile I h ad Intended to >vrlto w ereI 525-and , . 560 , children in : • Totaled" «uv«««vu was nuB especiallyuaiwk.iuitv In-H*" , cut lit Hid problems constricting ; ahd Gonorat Mot6rs also 9%. taste or Is rcMHHUK m»I has prior to those letterseach twaltwltn 0 the meets...... and...... mis yoar tcrostlng to md ...... as .ihy son ...... vu me us m Wall Street for more thon n , Corning Glass JuinpOd'2OV4,. previously been thoroughly see if thdro wore any otlier wo had no complaints from tho - contributed :ontrlbuted to tothat that fund fund., year. • " . and IBM,. lO’ li.' covered In.the fonmi, letters,on the subjoct. ’many camporswho took caro of My wife jtnd m ysolf wore . ' For the week, tile Dow Jones Other.strong performers wore ' All letters must bear: the “ ...... - . _ . . , I am suro th at th e Twin F alls tljo.<5c‘ children. passengors-irtour c a r, driven by ' industrial averngo of .io select Du Pont up 0^4 and G etty Oil, slgnrftui^ and addresB «f the ■. Recrontlon Dopartmont has . We also received moro bur son (aHo~22). on'Juno 1 o'f ed blue cliips spurted 34.!>7 to. Mission, Polaroid, and Texas writer. Thc namr of the wr ter always been most cooperative confpllments than ever before this voar While travoHno on 745.41. Standilfd iT P ib r's Index , Ihstruments more tlian 8 polpts will appear when published in handling these Droblems regarding tlw fact Uiat they Add'"''" *' FnnliA (n of 500 stocks I'ose 4.0G to 70.24, each. Minnesota Mining, unless there i^â. porsonal'when they WOr-li-llVCn-allOWOll4llO-UM-Ot— Pull ---^-w lillc- lhe-^New-Vlirl<~Stoelt WaltrzDianoyp -rcQ uesLlhiiULbt'wUhhfW Him l-ÂrKm wlI^^ tedlitiSii nn(l UTat-Uio park atoppcrby"rstatf poM rm i /E înnye common stock index ' Memorox,; American nbsearch the rcoion lor wch ii roquusi n, Hnvc tumis Io correct facilities In general wero so who gave .Ron a ticket for w as up 2.08 to 42.85. a n d D e v e lo p m e n t and Bur* s^ted. This request will then be i}]cm. Of the 1,704 Issues traded, roughs rose B or more. ‘’‘’[“'r “"'V ' original intent, iiowovor, «xproRscd rcpentedly thJit this*’ advances topped losses 1,226 to . Steels wore flrn u with U. ,S. will either he granted or .e was to thank the many people In i.s n town which ’ Is w arm , 5 1 g & TrnJ • 3fl4. Tlifre were 37, new hiyha Steel and Bethlehem up moro u. ,r^*ill lu. rxlunu'.! Ic. ll.f p„,,„ w.ndly „nd nccomniodatlnff. Tnordoi.n’l sot, against 113 new lows. tlian apoint. sponsoring the T\vin,Falls AAU Knowing the many problems necessarily moan moro Turnover for the five sessions Airlines, aircrafts and elec s. meet and the state mQpt. Tills whicli face any community, it violation. In mony instances It totaled 40,055,343 sh ares, up tronics generally registered makes me proud to have people could reflect such a condition ns from 311,873,ff40 sh ares la.TTimT-nrr^, menur-tn-30 ’ same as o motorist did, Fm sure ______Hl£_LobQCJ)cpflrImcnt RrOUnS m n p p r nlncT fM n a iih jp f t , - ported that the consumer price including grange members and Intellectual garbage is even proven results of prolonged and keep smiling.) there would be more speciol busin«samen of our comniunity w orse. daily• intnko - of - minute doses • of - I am sure that the problems sncedchecks before citations index, a key economic Indica we have can be solved as long as 'and everywhere I have found You say: "In this business of fluoride — doses far smaller A'ere Issued. tor, rose In July a t th e sam e we know Uiey exist and keep strong opposition fo the park or news analysis we cannot be timn many people get from tlie UVAUR WILCOX . rate as May and June. A working to improve ourselves. even the idea of a combination expected to'be export on all the iLse of fluoridated water. What (H cy b u rn ) spo)(csman said tlie price - DR. JOHN F, H p NEES of a recreation area and' a subjects we are called upon to possible m agic is th ere in Uie slowdown, begun around the (Twin Falls) national park. analyze . . . ’.' but you d o n ’t have intentional pollution of water first of Uie.year, had txjcome WHIAT ••more pronounced In Juno and Thanks also to our city to be an expert to recognize supplies with fluorides that Sep M l'< Qiamber otCommerce for their g arb ag e. ■ makes the fluoride loss harmful Ncandmavian-countries. The D»t I Sl>i J u ly ." . copy I send is ' a Canadian Mir U l ' j ' The Commerce Dcpartmcnt- open opposition. I am somewhat You say; "Opponents of Uian when naturally present in May I 10'. the water, or when taken in rep rin t 61 the Australian ver JIV I i f : Friday announced that factory disappointed, however, at the sion. CORN durable goods orders showed n reported stand of our -Idaho other snys? FIRST U*glslators in the Capital who Tlie nonsense you parrot Sincerely vours, s h arp rise in Ju ly . ITie Object Ives of V. H- EXNI-R, seem to favor tlie combination. nbout tooth-docay in Newburgh department also predicted Wed- M.D.. F.Z.C.Ii. ndsday in its mid-year review But I believe they may be -and Kingi\ton, New York, is less FEDERAL Constitution Co-auUior of; "’nio inflation 'will ea.ê soon as a reconciled to the wishes of the obviously false but not loss false people if we will but speak up. I and, by the way, Newbui'f’h - American Fluoridation ticlaycd result of the winter and Experiment’’ and author SAVINGS do think that Idaho has a very lielineated Kingston was not the'first of tlic spring biisine.'is downturn. Tlie of: “Fluoridatlnn: ILs • k ll f« IV fine representation In Congress, phony ‘•nuoridation ex d ep artm en t added th a t it Editor, Times-News: Moral and Political but how can they represent us if periments.“ boiieved the economy Wiin ripe Our Idaho constitution must /Vspeels", "Wliy Not to we don’t inform them of our /\nd what about lliis ‘‘con for an upturn. conform wiUi our U. S, Con - Fluoridate", "Fluoride views on such inatters of local census of the /Unerican Dental Walt Street in mid-week, also stitution. The preamble or interest. /\ssociation and the U. S, Public vs Freedom", Etc. was buoyed, by hope that preface states Uio reason.*! or (SeatUe. Wash.) So please pass our opinions'to Health Service"? The very idea Washington was leaning tow objectives we, tho people, are Uiem on this matter. I am sure of organizations with opinions, ards a more expansive moneta striving to achieve. It reads: we all love our beautiful much less unanimous opinions, ry policy. Tlie Federal Reserve "We, tlie people of the' United mountains and wish to pre.serve boggles the imagination. If such Board (Fed) cut bank re.serve States, in order to form a moro requirements on certain types them in their natural jjtate ns a thing were jwssible the only perfect union, establish justice, u.i,,,, ft could'prove would be of deposits. It was the Fed’s long as possible. -first-rhnngciTTTcservc rcniiirc=~' insurc.dom cslic tronquUllty,.j|haLnolM d)Linm kcdJ^ provide for the common. a„y ihinkinR. m en tf.sin ce April 17, 1909 after (T\vin Falls) tlofense, promote the general My friend, you have been hail, more than a year of tight welfnre, and secure tho nnd. you o«» your renders n has two electric heat pumps cred it. Hohler Their Dlei blessings of liberty for our- retraction and.an apology. You Indicative of’the week,-16 of Tiiree wild plants I' papn- selw!a nnd our posterity, do also wondfr^ho stands Uie 20 m ost active Issues were lolo." “whitey Mary" and ordain nnd eatnbllah. this. t„ by playlnR you for a gainers. Howevtr, a loser. ‘ bala bata") are used bv ___ AmcdcaruSmclting-if-Refining— )LlrSi» , j_n_JjQhtcV United sucker nnd using you ns mahllL s t a r e s or /U nericn. j ,,„close ihy p ap e r, MTiUen in lopped me list, finishing off m cooked _ uL_25i4_on-B!l5.-iD0_sharca^ with fish and meat, make n These Ob ectlves are ns true ijo, „„ "Economic Motives Gulf Oil w as second. was first wr tten. find it enlightening. It ihe main purpose of j,j,g been published in the United Boyermntat is to protect the stntes, in Cnnndn', and Legislators Termed public, not the crimlnnl. It Australln, Mncorpomtcd In the makes anyone sick to think of hearinns of two committees of ‘Enemies’ Of America Uie m oney nnd tim e Uie public Is C ongress, and tran sin tcd Into forced to pay out just to give a Spanish and Norweigan for use Editor, Times-News: amendment, misnamed "tlie murderer a so-called fair trial. In Spanish-speaking and It has repeatedly been stated Amendment To End llie War," A ratUesnake ddesn.’t got any Uiat our soldiers in Vietnam is in fact a surrender without sym paU iy and It g en erally gives cannot tqll who their enemies honoL a w arn in g. “ areTModl'Briire tijiie Ufis refers” Hatfield ahd McGovern are MRS. DUD SMITH the Viot CoiuUiifllU'alors but u-sing m em b ers of th eir staff (H ag erm an ) Uiero is a much more dangerous (government employes') at full enemy that these men cannot salary (tax p a y er m oney) to face with guns and tanks. work for Uie lobbying com^ VM Tliis enem y is cu r own S<;natc mittee and have approved the and C ongress. Tliese m en in Motorists use of their names in paid public office are consUmtly UMITED newspaper ads throughout the using; their, positions to country soliciting funds to downgrade and discredit Uie Cautioned STATES finance the committee’s office of tho President of. the propaganda activities. GOVERNMENT UniteO States and stand by and On Youths allow attempts to discredit the Our solditfrs cannot toll who INSURED armed forces of the United Uie enem y is elUier In Vietnam "Motorist.s, remember that Uie safety of thousands of States. One such incident 1^ Uie or in our country. Yes, your money can crucifixion of Uie soldiers in Uie Now I ask, should wo, the youngsters .depends on you ns Mai Lai situation. ' American public, .qland by nnd Uiis new school year begins," a now earn q current , AnoUiei* Mnrino h o s been spokesman orU ic“Idftho.'Sli»te' allow th e enem y a t hom e to return o f-8 1/4% on m ad e a sacrificial g o at to Uie hack away at our fighting m en’fl Automobile Association said god% of politics. He w as sen books? S atu rd ay . BONDS ,thot W vo tenced to five years at hard I charge that it is time we all Alwut 11,000 ciiildren a re involved in traffic accidents their principal anfl in labor and (lishonorably got together and supported the " O n e 111'i l i c nice lacliMN in n u n iiij: in'. . . discharged from Uic Marine soldiers in Uie field by gotting - each year as they travel to and terest insurecJ by the .- - Corps. All. of . Uils-for killing behind’ the office of tho from .school. “Primary-grade Idaho wiis lindinu Um (.‘lofiric rates sh avc people who may very well have President of the'United States childreq. are .especially UtvllTED . STATES OF ccitilJ hiiiki a luimc wiih L'Icctrio healing been.Viet Cong, tho enemy. Tlie vulnei'nble," he .said, "because nnd by stopping Uieso men who AMERICA. and eoiilinii." «iys the C.K. Ta\liirs of liHTden enem y Is craw ling out of would uhdermine our nation. Uiey may be unfamiliar with hiding In tho persons of Senator . I charge Uiot these proposals 'jrafcri«?lc?lfnm ~pfn6llceH : Boi.se. "Oiir eleeirie heat ptniip'. hai’e been' Consequently, children, ages For complete, details Frank .Churcl\ and Senator and Uie misleading advertising wonderl'ul. Wilh nvo eontinuoils low speed Cooper ond' Uielr amendment. used by these Senators inflames five through eight, are involv^ phone or mail cou Now wo;4wve Senators Hatfield in two out of every tltfeo school* hkmers. le.niperatiire remains eonsiani. 4ho lirofosslonnl dlssontersi^. pon below. arid McGovern with their unsuspecting dupea.and causes age pedqslrian uccldonts, the And iheeosi has lieeh "reiisonahle. We are amendment. Tho Church- spokosijian said. . . civil - unrest' and, Increosod realK sold on eleeirle he: i;" Cooper amendment, which Iras violence. I furUier chorge that In reminding motorists that o alreody been soundly defeated, .these Senators ni'c using child and a .1,000 pound car do EDWARD D. JONES provides for tho protection; of Vietnam as n personal political not make an even match, tho ;— VietConRtaseriTiCambortlji by battlcflBWr oiation-'oflks-lhftt-drlvers-- — widCO.- EOft-ELECMIC-HEAT-ln wlUihbJding funds necessary for give school children nn.pxlra •lilanu, lor ntw hom» ( , Let your Senators and local Idiha Powtr olllc*. the desU-uclipn ot Uieaa bases. Congressmen know how you margin of safety by yielding rlght^f-Avoy , to young Nt<« V«i( IIih. ' IIiIb biU gave th6 Nortl). Viet- feel about Uieso issues. ITie l073xdAi«.|.-TwiAM«' ____ a groat ..propaganda governing of our naUon is not ^desM ftns, slowing^ down 'In ► H O N in jW J J boost andcrtatod mfiro jinrost tho duty of a select few. It Is Uie school umos, being extra alert În-thislûntrv by supplying dutv nnd responsibility of each f^ children In areas around StndS I 4 \ Inlormolion'tei POWER COMPA m nm uniUon for t)]o professional and every clUren. schools during opening and NAMI dissenlom., HAY T. CRANDAL , ' closing tlinos. an^ following oil 4DIMHS . ••■ir' f.-.l,' The. Hatrield-McOovoi'n V (Twin Palls) . • . safety rules, . FLAMELESS ELECTRIC LIVING FOR A NEA

: U Tlme» N0Wi.. Twin K alU ,’Idaho Sund«v, Auquit J3, 1970 . CowhofS Isi 5 ^ W in

Campbell AiiJ Ortenzio L e w i s ^ ^ a r k ALL ANGIES Spark Decision; M.V. Nips T.F. 3-0 . BYMRRVIIOVEV Tlmcf-Newf SportM Editor - ' -Mix most of tho starters ro tu m in g ^ r^ m tho. oig h th -b o st' Moves To I.F. Sunday To Win Crown •'nfltJonAl Junior, coIIOKo toom . plus 0 first'StrinR all Amorico I^fty Don Compboll pitciiod . tenders, Idnho FnllsilndOgden, Kottlnfi any crltlcnl'hlta imd the IJ3WIE?T0N — H ightliandor first gam e wiUiBolso, only gave pcrformor and put It Inn brand, lough ball wlU» men on baw and .dIso wore bonton. Ttio Cowboys homo team loft.lO in6n stwin-’ Tim Kampu fired n four-hlttor, up four hits. Kampa, winning now jjymnHslum, thu Frank Ortcnxlo Ignited n tbroo- nowloavp for Idaho Falls whcro dod: Moflnwhllo,'Billings was to turn back Twin Falfs 3-0 his second game of. tlie tour- Ingrcdlcntaslwuldbotlioroforo run outburst* with a solo homer Uioy. open another "crucial" Uio picture of efficiency against ' Saturday night and give Lewis- namont lind running his record bigcrowdatColleKoof SouUjcm. in tlio fourtli as tho Billings serlos Sunday, returned Paul,Devlno and Perry Qiapplo Clark its lOtli consecutive Idaho to 15-2, fanned 12 Twin Foils .Idahols-baskctbull-opcning~iMuatanga_drpppcd_tl?o_M5alc_jniursday-for-d-foiir-way Campbell, touched .for .tlie movod.up as Ernie PoderHen /^ -«■* . Waytie G raham cam e on to word hiu arrived on Victor dogflglil for the Pioneer league first run of tliogamo-lnUio'ydrd walked and scored on More ngalast Corvallis. ICelly, C oach Jo rfy H ale's latest lead a s tho oUior two con* inning, kept tho Cowboys from Mongo's hit. h ' Eorli.or Twin F alls oUHtcd tl»o recruit out.bf New York- But with one out in tho .fourth, -1 a 17-11------I'V: .Graham, who entered tlio game W ashlngton, D.C. K elly 'la tho Ortenzio tied il with Itis necond little 5-6 speodstcr w lu h as homor of tho scries. Gary -about built a legend for himself World Marks Fall Schlagenahuf, who went ninc' already back cast. Ho added a for-17 during the .stand, John Wayne- Graham ,wHB-touoho(l:ri-in^tH?bMlom^ ?li?Tourlii ' little moro recently during tlio Joseph ând Rlclv Lashmet New York City all-stars vs. tho In AAU Nationals followed'’with hits worth two nflor Bol.™ acoroil a run In the tho final snmo. Jeff Hill wnlked, m c Cov, and went Phlladolphl'n all-stara.. IX»SANGELES(UPI)-Gary It was tho second world records luT'ninhti, lim basketball classic. Ho was Hall of Garden Grovo, Calif., UIBV ■ JinH BPi ntnrn th*»- iH'tOC Olghth, Jim Smith pnssod balls. Ijrry Clark knotted It 2-2 In the Seventh, but named the most valuable set a now wdrld rficord in tlie S D o t Uon bSgan threo days walked and eventually scored vie Wells’ RBI double In Uie player! And that, fans, is 200-meter men'sIIIUII S butterfly UUviCI liy andUIIU *>K^* IÛIJIUI III UlU UUy IVllU H I I ai. 1 1I1A1 I on entchcr Bill Herron s doub e. clinched It. boating out some of tito finest Allcc Jonoa ot Clnclnnntl SHI 0 .‘Jnlt* S p ltib nf f .QnntiiSantn Plnrn. O n rn , C o lir, nnrlnncl UOggCU Pj,«y » Uwls-Clork wrapped If up wlUi For Boise, Ron Goble wont all talent In the world today! ,, now world murk' In tho Brinn Job, li-yonMld Stanford ^1 Cowons hit. Or- Its Inst run In tho fourtli, this one u,o „„y. hc fanned 11 men In So impressed wore ‘ women's 200-molor buttorHy Unlvorally sophomore, Imd both "P “ “'''"B ''y ngaln coming wlUiout much Uie first five innings but the 102 Philadelphians with Victor, Saturiloy night In tho Nnllonnl sot world marks In prollmlnn- “T ' Co ™""' offensive effort ns_ Vantlno doKroo bent tegln lo tell IS-tlie scored the last five points in a AAU Swimmlns ammplon- rioa. Frldny night, the Cowboys came ncro.ss on Kampa s later Innings. Hc ended wltl> 12 7&-73NowYork victory, thot the shipa. Hull, 10, who ntlends Indlnnn “ "oflMed from 14 walks - si* squeep. ., , . • strikeouts. Philadelphia Enquirer did a For both Hall and Miss Jonos University and was competing of them in one inning — to trim Graham, limited to pitching - . . ^, special featuro on the llid. _r , [or Willllpa M 01 Ung toch, " Miroe-hour Just five Inningsbccause of his u«w>» ci«rk 700 loo o o x -) s o In it ho was called a better iN ew Y ork Cnllt., was Umod in 2;II5.01 , ,, 'Six inninKs’ work In Saturday’s dribbler than Guy Rodgers and ,an„r.Splt»,-compotlnH-to-lho-^;p-Jê!llM M lm 'W illy Jonos allowed as how ho Gatorndc Oub of Bloomlnston, Iwo Dllllnsa runs on ir might have troubro defending Leading Ind., hnd act a now world murk “"'I I'" <""1 frank him. After the game, Victor of 2:05.43 In n liont. In tho " “lo homer demurely stated Walt Frazlei' of finals, Spitz finished fourth In THE 1^METKR YACHT France edges In front nf Australian O W N Y O U R the-New-York-Knicks might be 2:05.70.' I ' 0 Cowc-.J "too big and .top slow" to sto^ Regatta 000 ortenfio challenger Grelel II during trials f»r the Ainerlon'fl Cup, France Miko Burton, Arden Hills «rook,n» 5-0 0 Schlrturht and till* Gretel II are flgliting for the right to oppose the defen- him. CAMDEN, N.J. (UPI)- tNow 0 “ “ flcnro . OWN BUSINESS Swim Club. Socrnmcnto, Calif., I Joiopri ' four seconds,, but tho Now York Siipn f ' 0 Nicnnii 2:05.40. 0 0 0 Tol.ll point lead and 15 seconds left Atliletlc Qub remained ahead M iss Jones won h er 200'm eter “we couldn't even catch him to C'ljppi* S atu rd ay in tlio 05Ui annual butterfuly race In 2:19.32. Tlie toi. i. n u t •STAR'r 1‘AHT OH TU LL'I’lM K AS LH'FN.m-I) foul Idm ." National Association of old mark was 2:21.0 held by Bonanza Motor Slays DLsTHimmm roii procrkssivk c o r p o - Coach Halo has boon around Amateur Oarsmen regatta. Ado Kok of tho Netherlands. E-co*efn, ...... mv HA'I’ION NO .SPKC'IAL .SKILI..S OR KXPKUI- Oie recruiting system a long New York Athletic Club Karen Moo of the A quabears scmflTr>'r'«uJ: o.lbrofluurj KNCK HKtJlIlRKl). TnKMKNOru:.^ MAHKHT while and he won't count Victor row ers, led by J im D ietz, 21, Alive In Stale Meet hnd a pending world' and. LOW (n'l-WUIKAI) NO IN Vl-N Idin- safely In hand until ho arrives In have won four champlonslilp. Am erican record of 2:20.7 set c«mpD«uiw) . .an* IDAHO. FALLS - Fourth remained lied until the fifth Twin Falls — which should be events In lhrciLdays.Qt Cooper earlier tills y ea r. oeVineiLi 7^’ ° district champion Ponderosa when Skagg.s ItHled a solo • on'diict busiiu'.ss liy mail iisini; uniijui' luihinchK- Friday or Saturday. But he R iver in n earb y Colllngswood. TJie n ex t th ree finishers also c.m .oni Texaco was eliminated iind hom er, Boi.se m ade a strong l>iiil(iifij: |»ro«r;mis' ;iiul <'iitn|)iili ri/c(i h'i linit|Ui'.s A admits that Kolly has never Deitz, a senior at Nortlieast- bettered the world and Amerl- o^v.nc t ' j 33‘' a' o5o rr li° " Bonanza Motor absorbed Us threat in the la.sl inning when ni.m, \uini;in «ir |);irlncTslii|^r;im 'ni> limiCiiiiins mentioned any school other ern .University In'- Boston, can records. They were Lynn flr.st loss Saturday in the .second Brown walked three while in.i.v start npi'ralidn al .|iri‘scnl a(iflr4ss. .Sci own than CSI, too: grinned as he stepped up to Colella of the Cascade, Wash., day of the state .soflball tour retiring two men and tlipn wnrkinn lumrs for kcrpin^' ri'C>■ \ irtually every fom |)an\’ ' larL’c and -sinall, game and several of them dn.sh. “Tills is getting to bo a Vesper B oataub, Philadelphia, 5-Hitter, dropped a f»-5 decision lo Light's Bonan?.a had it a lot easier Tiu' initial iiurshncnt for siippHc.s is from to decided afterw ard th at Uicy habit," he said. 2 :20.10. Conoco of Pocatello and. went to againsl Nadiilil as Brown was Ynu (il) not tnainlain ;iny mcrcli.'ijulisc in- could use a 5-6 guard. They Tlie six-foot six, 120 pound . Hall F rid ay sh a tte re d his own the .sidelines in two straight never ip trouble In po.sting the 4-. M-nliiry. U’r supply your rncrciâiuliso al n(t further waited for Kolly to come out of rower swept through the singles world record In tho 400-meter G.F. Wins Mames. Clint Nelson and Bob 0 decision. iiuN slnVeiiir“rih(riiJUKlIe~air])ilHnK8 and [);jpervvort U)c dressing room . "A friend of dash in one minute, 12 seconds Individual medley with a time Widnier pitched for tiie lo.sers. Ponderosa Texaco of Burley, for ,vou. If .vou sincerely would like to hecome your mine was there and ho told mo flat. He won the 2,000 m eter of 4:31.03 while Miss Jones G R EA T FALLS. Mont*. (U P Ii Bonanza Motor, wiiich came the di.strict champions, dropped 4)wn boss, set your own working hours, and control when Victor came out they (tlie singles event Thursday In six 'Tliursdoy sot a now world — Great Falls pitcher Kyle up with two big winds on the its first game lo Blackfoot and your own income, write to: M r. Holx'rt Pmk. Tiffany coaches) started closing around m inutes. 50.4 seconds. Hypes hurled li five-hltter and record In tho 100-meter butter* pitching of Hon Brown Friday, W ritinj: InHlrument.H, Inc, iMK) David Rd,. Burlink-amc. him. Kelly said somotliing like Thomas McKlbbon^ who scored the,winning run in the. Ross Bytting &-0 Friday. was no-hit by John Nord of ( \ iiif o r n ia ft-lOlO, S u ite .ilJU) - - - ...... "I have a statement to make. I teaches sheetmetal working at "^'i°wasM irprlacd I won," snld '*!'!> I""!"!! “s >''e Giants down- Galley Construction of Boise as jo d oj^f e h s ahg p l e n t if u l am enrolling at College of U)ng Bench. Calif., was right Hull. "From tlio splashes I was ^tJden, 2-1, Saturday night In - lhe_CapUoLcmmompcd-off ‘ ______-SouUwm-IdahtHln-Twln-Polls— behlnd-DictriTTthe-singlerdnsh—mif(TBomt»nrtwrriiHOT'doTand“*^°'’‘”?r**’®”^“^‘'‘^^‘®''” with an 11-0 decision. Harold and will be tlicre for two years. Saturday, at one minute, 13.7 I Ulought It might bo Spllz. I , ''ypfs, who went the distance Winelwrger pitched the last Any mall or contact oddressed seconds. really picked up tho paco In the P'‘='‘'n8 uP “le 'vln, struck out three innings of tlie no-hitter. to m o th ere should b e sent -In "I think I have tho longest In oUier action, Bingham caro of Coach Jerry Hale." string of socond places In tho “ m Ib s T oum Mid, “I figured It , “n" Mechanical of Idaho Falls fell to In that alNstar game. Kelly world,” McKibbon said. would take under 2:20 to win. If "f'.'' H"y"es Galley Construct 0-2 and led In scoring with 21 and in New Zealand’s national team ■you want to win, you can pull a !^'P “ ‘I" Roberts Automotive fell lo asslatfl and in paascsi!houncod coplurcd„the ..four oar_;wltli lot out of yourself.”- jeeJ. Gniyson Jlealty .fiLIdnho Falls off teanmiatcs’ noses." He once cox'n race in six-mlnutes 3?^ Hie .... ______record_ porfoTtnM^cniTT._____... “P'"''* scoring in scorcd 4B points In a game the second 'when Glen Mllani 4-2. The Blackfoot Spuds secoiulaijhoncLsIJhc_Austtlt_lliii_flnaliu.wcro-prcccdcd.by- TjldclinedMnnrNndatild'DMdn^ However, Coach Halo stoutly Uan Amoteur Rowing Qub, at now marks in the p sec o n d ^ n an erro r F a lls 4-0. maintains Kelly isn't a scorer. six minutes 41 seconds flat. by Job and Spitz. and scorcd on a double play. He's a defensive and ball- Otliors In tlio big race were However, Ogden tied it in the ■ Friday night. Ron Drown and handling specialist! Lake Washington, of. Seattle, ^ fourth when Paul Barnes’ pop Charlie Skaggs .stole tho Kelly Is a]so a very coj^ldont 6:42.4; Vesper Boat _aubi of • fly fell for a double and Dennis spotlight as Bonanza Motor yourig man. Coach Hdre’soys- ho - -pi,jiQdclphla6i47.3; Union Boat Ilaren followed with a, single. ■dropped Norl'seccied'Americnn~| isn’t a hotdog. Just confident. GubB. Boat 0:52.8; Union Boat w ^ w . Rick Nltz was charged with Boise of Boise 4-3 and camo Kelly Is on record as saying D u b A B oat 0:54.3. I h I n the loss. Dan B allard cam e on back to . bent Nhdahl wltli CJSI’s returning power and Navy Lt. Larry Klecatsky, * * in the seventh for Ogden to fin Manufacturing of Idaho'FBlls 4- 0 now him, he expects CSI to "win rowing for Now York Athletic r ? • I ish up. . it all." Gub. swept tho 150 Ib. quarter F Itld lC Tlie victory was tlie Giants' 'riie opener was a light test -Becauae of his qulckncs?und Tnilc-^lnRlcs-daHlrirrlT2lT»r înly-wln-in-the-four^Hnie-se^ -wiUU:)onnls-Critcldlold-gotUng- passing ability. CSI this year CALDWELL, Jtloho (UPI) - ries. two-RBI siniile as Bonnnza should become the crowning Key'doubles by Cal White ond ’ Tlie linescore: opened n 3-0 lead. But Bolso example of "moving without the STANDINGS Miko Gompitt produced five Ogden ‘ 000 100 000-1 5 2 c a n ic back to tlo It will) two in riO N B B n UCAOUI early Caldwell runs here Satur- Great Falls 010 010 OOx—2 D 2 the second .inning and a solo N l " But .some of the un W L per OB suspecting would bo belter M«glc Valley ]J .A01 — day night as live Cubs beat Ida* Nitz, Ballard (7) and Pqrtin; liomer in the Uilrd. Ogaen 3} J i * 0 1 advised to wear goalie-type face ■ i*rio F «iu 34 I • ho F alls, 7^5, to to lv ag c the fl* H ypes an d Lom bardo. W P — Terry Jones turned In a Hilllngt 30 II S17 S nale of a four-gomo Roneer Hypes; LP—Nitz. couple of great defensive plays masks for a while nt least. C*IUw*ll 37 3S 3IS W GrMtr»llt U 39 3W W League serlos. at' shortstop as tho gnmo Bob Bell, fish biologist for the lATUROAY'IRBtULTt llllllliut s. M «)lc v«ll*v I Righthander Bob Moneely Idolw Fish and Game Depart Caldwell r, liUho F»IU i went all Uio way on n slx4iltter C reai F n lli }, OgUan 1 ' ment, wants to clear up some to even h is re co rd a t 5-S.Uiough misunderstanding on tho winter Amirlctn Ltagua tlandlnsi Bv Unllad Praii InlarntllonsI ho hnd to stru g g le In Uio sev< situation in Richfield Camil. V tll onth Inningi I pci. gt Sportsmen have petitioned the Daltlmore . 79 *i .431 - Wlilto's double cleared Uio dopartment to leave tlio fish in Naw 'York i l l i W I0'1 BOB WRIGHT Dalroll t ; w .s«o \7 bases in Uio first Inning after canal rathor Uian salvage them notion t)-- IB■■ SU--- It •- Uiroe walks, ond nnoUior run CUvtiana ahd-thuB croato a yearround- •W#illlr.filan » ir4U * M' ■scored-that frome-on nnoUior NODTUWESTCIIANEiilllGCIIK! fishery. Boll said the depart ' ji wolk and an error. ment will cooperate In this up to « ss iu .i , Gampltt hit a two-run double a polntrTho departtnonfwlll not” S '" :‘;r,!'’îrthoiW Fdlitt5F'rw5lk‘ iiSclT salvogo Uie canal from tho W 3 il I ‘ . Chicago 4S » .1S4 3l

WIUi only 10 seniors and 10 Coodi Norm Thomas run hU Barbour Immllod the team and I lo do In'iiio lino nnrl with tiui lol crmoyi roluh| ne U ioM n 44 chargos Ihrough Iholr (Ir.t thought tho sonlor S le ld W eJsa M C d falls Bruins win bo rolying scrlnun|igo Saturday atlemodn looked pretty good although the dividual Derformnno^a hoavlly gn steady and rapid with tho usual mixed emotions. Umlng Snturallywas ott and OT X oSLH b S?" mprovomoyot Juniors for tho "I was ploasod with the" way lu.d a couplo-U.™ real Z u p s Z ^ T M K 'o n lv thlm, ho ^ 1070/ootb,.ll season, (Junior quarterback Jerry) Wo found we have a lot ot wort ro“ ow ataut £ ISlllil U .... , , tliat overall speed ia up over last

■ %lworth Changes Mind^. "Wo'll get a chance to do som e Jugijllng in tho lineups and got a beller Idea of setting up a dofonalvo unit and othor Will Play For Cowboys chani!csJC(iniJhi!jcrlmmago.:i . .Coacli-Thonnu-ialtli-“.We'll get IRVINE, CiilU. (UPIl—All- nounced his rotlremont at tho our team hnq n annd shni jiiDm a better Idoa of tho overall Pro rooolvor Umco Alworth start of the proseason practice. s L r BoTand I w m I to to team’s strength and reported to,tho training camp, "I Just want to play and I'm part of It " weaknesses Ih a week or so.” of Uio San Diego Charsors-happy to bo back," said- Alwortli said ho Is In'iiood "O ne thing I will say. We hav e Saturday after having, an- Alworth.' “TVuthrully, I think- physlcarcondltlon iind hild some boys wlio can and want to Improve and are willing to hit," working out regularly while at ho added. PHILADEIJPHIA RUNNING BACK Cyril ttndcr plunges ¥ ¥ r 1 1 ■ -w-» • I'om o In San tWego. n Friday night cidilbltinn game. Buffalo coastcd behind 0 J But the m ajor weakness of tlie over thc_outitretchcd hands'of Bills' Harry Jacobs |68| and n o w a r d o la irm P jlir CtiarBorRonerilminagorSid Simpson to win 35-20. Sim pson ran lo r a short TD and cauclit a ' club wljl, )ioJijiy|ng_flnly_l8. * ...... lioHo from t' JIL,™..! ----- 1...... ------^ ------Glllmnnsaldr"W(f-are-dellght- e'd to have Lance back and tliat seniors. Two planned on hosaw fltlo bonorhrsmntr'a'ct rvnn“„hl/''°"’n„^‘ As Solons Wjn 5 -4 With tho Diargors. There has Davo- Stafford, been no roadjustmont of any Starling center, sustained o Red Jetson Takes Pari-Mutuel Feature ST. PAUL-MINNESOTA Bosion », K.C. I broken leg and is out for tho typo to his existing contract.’ BUHLEV — Red Jotson took »'« v.rt UKiy. r<<>n*n By M«i nuflon, W .. (UPD-Frank Howard, who season vvlillo onothor IcttonriBn Tr.ijuf# and cwn.d by Vsl Pichma..d, Magic C ai Company, u 10. P . « M, tied the game wjtli his ,14Ui KANSAS CITY (UPI)i-Gary ’ Cliarger coach aiorlic Waller tho featured Tuff Mnthcws U4tO.t}0,UI0, Atk No Quitliont riaa*n n«C# Fivt - Tim* IJOJ Dlltiinc* Ihrei Agull,...... l>v Moray^ and ownad t)y decUncd to ploy. 'u'Jftn^U^QuJntlla. »}» jO. U oyal't Glory, Cnf>u; w 40, iJ' jO. I. Charnay, liomer In tho fifth innliiR, hit Peters, “belted '>"<1 a two-run triple, added, "Having Lance bock Memorial Derby and two races (14 ID, II to, t) . Vflluit Rich, ownid t] H owntd by. nuliar. • his 35th lending offiUio lOUi ™!P'"B >ilmsolf to a six-run lead should bo a groat boost to lila by nuilir ana riddin l)y nuMtr. 14 lO, « , and itiird, Linda'* Candy Bar. riiKiati uy Inning Saturday to lift U,e ^ “"'T “ P‘["" 'teammntos------ond ------to tlio------conch. Saturday afternoon In the final Slory and own»

Ulc first off starter Jim knot more runs scored pn Monday night. Dal# Sm iih,____ Raca Si« - Tima )0 I DittAnca mr«a Race Cight - xioê I 7S Ditianca iiir Alwortli reportedly wanted to lurlpng Ouiniiia, 14 30 Eibaca. riddan by on two wnlKs. a fielder's choice, ^ô Pctroccl- • •'"‘L.flDlLflwnetLBv-C/irl “ ‘ a l\4ll lurlong Qulnella. 173 tO Tuif Aurelio* .. Rodrlfiuoz’...... double ond 11 and G erry Moses. renegotiate HITcontraicontrad wltli {j®®®®* The'flrsrracc iioturday was------H'O D nrow n.r.ouanby ic h itw i.n u r h l n owned by Don Vandeni«3», |} 30, arm inird, Ward ana Owne)Ti^.y*F«r*oJ*Îa£^'!^lirio! Tom Grieve’s two-run homer. Peters' triple drove in George Uie Q in rg crs andI sought a loan sec most of his action at photo-finish, with Dodic tn Chi iC Morna'* Spar Bar, ridden Oy Ward and IS. 14. Faya’t veniura, nddan by Scniawa . />APnAP l\n n l/ 4l.» and ownsd by C L Hegitrom . i t 70. 14 70, WaihlBolon Mlnniioia Scott and Don Pavlotich wiUi and ihird. voriholiti. riddan by Cun ab r h bi ab r h bl two more runs before the aldo 013 3 Oillanca nmgnam ana owrso by Ray Lavarly. 14 tO (irmkman itS 0 I 0 Tovar cl J 0 I 0 straighten out his tangled J’^S sto r coming on well late of Uio camera over Scho Camp. 70 Daunty Ftti. Comar cl 4 10 0 Thomptn jo 1 0 I 0 was retired. nmnclul affairs. The club J','"'’ "’™ 1?“®* One race later, in tho thifd owned by Oala Raca Nina - Time I 01 4 5 Ditlanca Howard 1b J J 7 J Oliva r» } n n live luriono Ou.nelia, 147 70 M arachi Potors,-12-10,-didn’l.ollow -o-ropflatodly-refused-fo-wrlte-a—c"^,^^^® '—^*'®*'-1^^®^'^*^^^—event— M ohllo's-Ghant—Joe— Warrior, riddan by T reatura and owntd hy Bfictiarof II 5 1 J 1 killabraw Jb3 1 1 Oouglat Hoiancrantj, IS tO, 13 tO, 13 70, Hiwrigui Jb 4 1 1 0 Aliiion pr 0 o o 0 hit until Cookie nojas led off now aRrocmont for Uio star. ^9“ Pl«y=d comcrback and . nIppiKlJet Star Bar by loss than ..;:"oai,,-:,'r.UVi.?lVro'.''nS” Lamon Lark, nddan Qy Cunningham and Criava rl s o } } R(«t« 1b iul S 0 1 0 ownati by 11*11 Johnjon, U tO. 15, and third, Caianova c J o t 0 Holt cl 3 110 tlic fourtlj Inning"with a double. former University ofW arnor safety Borah doubled a nose in another photo finish. Ill'i'! P*r> Pan. ridden hy Appieoaie ana ownad Cullan }b 4 0 7 0 Htr>ick If 10 0 0 by nurniil Cllaon, 13 tO Hanrun p 10 0 0 Cafd*na» »i 3 1 I j Peters finished with a slx- Arkansas receiver won Uic ““Jdofonsive lineman Inst year Davo Schlcwe rode Player i,, c.n cor’ Raca Ten - Ttm* 1 17J 1 D utanca Dfunal p 10 0 0 Millerwald <4 0 0 0 liltter. American Football League pass ''"J Plano to a vlctocyôvcr Kent m ilt ano 1 It Oumelia, 114 tO. Playar Coo»wn ph .1 0 0 O.Kaol p 7 o J 0 lo tio n - Cottman D 0 0 0 0 Hall p } 0 0*0 » CHy receiving title for three or Ulc “cUon on dofotuio storey's Agust In tho longest P iano.nuaen by. Schiawa and ownao oy Knowtai p 0 0 0 0 * v « a b r h b i strouo Dh I 0 0 0 . . Andrawl 7b 5 7 J 0 Kelly rl la st four y ears. Ijjs t y e a r for ^ 2 ^ '? m atu rity eyent of the s e s s io n rth c m ile Q'-'naiia.wio Hatan, riddan Pina p J Tolali im .lti cl 4 7 3 7 Rojai Jb abrhbi -u....-, S;?"'®.'”’uuuniut.r II 4 4 I I 1 I 0 0 MonlaagdMonleaod p P 0 0 0 0 ----Uicsoventli— ...... consecutive ovciauiiseason ‘IPPU; not that “groat ...... omong- - a andone-sixtecnthtenthrnco.Bar uiiuuMU'aiAkUUiiiii vuilllll liiir »»• »4 au. »nm Mrracia, redden by K Wiihlnolon- ...... Mlnnatoia ...,,vy»»iw- --.•roc.rir.i; ; Caroenai, noorlgual, Or ! ! • ou. Cl yards. Last season ho broke Junior class docs provide fourth raco with Mills up, had — B iA II Pavleltc man DP-Wa»h.ngton 4 LOO-Waihing I Plnlalla II . Motet c ' I 1 OMyer lb Don Hutson's pro record by some "Ir size. Looking for Jhelr the biggest payoff at »40 for tho K ton I, Mlnnciola 1 “ Paler» p JD-ttooriouej. Hoii, Kaat. Baichardi. ' I 7 Schaal 3b 4010 catching one or m ore p asses in letters are ends .G re g -,d n v . - - - . înda-i Kid,,r,go.riby ward Tovar HR-Caroenat (101, Kliitbraw Martlnai c 131). Howard------’] -14,35) sn-Comar Mookar p 0l i0 l Q t0 06 consecutive gam es. H aynes, 105: Davo Keislg. 175; Z, on. - x.m., ,7 Dit..nc. 770 F V ? Morahaad p I 0non 0 0 “ While I w as nwav fcom tilo B ill Long, 150; J o e Swope, 155; caty Tima oar, rtdoan by oav* * ''^‘>'*'"•0 “•'p*'Tayior, « »o SPRAYING ‘p h X ir bb 10 Hai^nan 7 1 3 < Rodrlgut ph I I | 0 771 ' Malchlck 7b 10 0 0 team, the fans wrote^ me such Rick Spriggs.--140 and inrry ' Dodia Chfc. riddan Dy CunninghL - F O R Colemar\ 3M IJlT«lali. ) n t l ownad liv 0 C Parrlth, IS 70. 15 10. 17,40. Knowlet lotion 4M IBI MB I touching letters that It was W ord. IflO; tack les. Jny Ronk, Echo Camp, riddan by Ward anu ownad by K aniai Clly « # M I » r i 185; Terry Eldredge, 185; Parra Young. |U tO, IS, ano inird, nig 0 DP-Ootton I, Kantat City 7 LOB- hord for me to remain absent." nrown, riddan by Scniewi and ownao by RED SPIDER AND CUTWORM , Dotton I, Kantai Clly t. Alwortli said a t Uje Q ia rg c rs ’ Sliaw n Ryon, 175; ond Mike Vandanboi, 1} tO Raca Two - T im f j 04 ) P,ttanc» (|vc iriono. Quinella. l« 4O. Da>ly Doubia. w e WILL CHBCK YOUR tIBLD FOK YOU -rbbifl Q ia rg o rs’ prcseason gam es O lm stead, 205; right ir.4 0 .L lllla Co. riddan-by Rutier and Paiar* W tj 10 ownad by Grant H ill, |I3 70,17 10,13, Zar Tifjcrs .5, Brewers 2 Rookar L t 14 from the stands and I just Dennis Blackwood, 170;D____ ave Mas Oiaia. riddan by Traaiura and ownad by WirHNOOBllGATIONII Morahead Donohue R C Hillman. |7 tO. )7 70, and Ihiro, Lila Moniaaoudo couldn't take It—not being a W arner, 150; Q ia rle s Bowyer, Moa, riddan by Conningham and ownad by DETROIT (UPI j-Jim 'North- Wrighl part of the team." . 150, and Ron Taylor. 140; rig h t I O D l i m c l tl . Phil Hawki, 11."' T -7 71 A -9 ,|l Raca Thraa- PHONE 733-5920 rup keyed a three-run first Inn tack les Tom Shew, 105,_and_ ^ ______’ yardt Iphoto ...... ing with a TUn-scorlng double -MOblltT'^CI.VfTr-Joer ...... Vngels 3, Orioles 2 “MIkVS[oddflrd,'240, and dght O n ta r io IV in l ningham and ownad by (Iruca Haaiy, 113, and later belted his 22nd homer ends, U r r y Blackwood. 100. a iiiui •7 70. 17 10. Jai Star Oar, nddan by . nnrl ncnnyJ^cLain-notchad-hlB- -BAi;nM0IU&-4-UPI)------Jim - Englehorn -.-V m , ,U| ||.« . . -returning^ ta...... th(nport-- -oNTlvnio, coiir. ( u p d - ^ n u third. Fignalt Imafla, ridden by M dit and ownad Cy Morgtn, 14 firs^ complete gome of Uie sea F reg o sl's 10th Inning single ond after laying out with a knee Mark Donohue of Modin. Pa., I I E i H R Raca Four — Tima 17 tO. Dquarterbacks, both golna nlioiit' snoedwiv wer""°!T Hegan lb Norlhrup r , and Steve Mortfti, 165, ond public ^thout on odmisalon Walton II 3 0 ) 0 GDrown II on a sacrifice by Roger Repoz Q pnr 72 to notch a three-way May <1 M ike R a n d a ll, 155, a r c ch a rg e S atu rd ay ond o crow d od 4 1 1 1 Maddo* H ond took Uilrd on a wild pitch Saturday for the second* Roof c 1 0 0 0 Cath lb w ingbacks. Twin F oils opens 27,852 turned out. ’nic ro were 'BACK-TO-SCHOOr CN 7b 3 0 0 0 Fraahan c before scoring on Fregosl’s round leod witli 6ne-under*par Smlin ph 10 0 0 Warl )b with Rancho of Los Vegos at 10 coses of hoot prostration os Kublak t l t 0 7 0 Cullerral tt single to cen ter. H3s In tho $20,000 Southgate __K r« u ili-0___•_ .O-UO-McLaHv-p— Bruin Stadium Sept. 4. tlie temperature soared Into tho SPECIAL lilliw orih p 0 0 -M esseramitlmllowed'onirhll—OpenÎnvltationnl-Toumamcntr" Clurda ph I 0 u u In three innings oflreUof^to'-gii— Itonna-CaponLhluliIiohtccl lhc i * p . ”*Pirst-m an on-UiB-track m u “ nild w ln 'o - O'tt O O--' . ... SAVE s;;|’_oo - Francona phO 0 0 0 the win anil Queen got a save soconil-rounil-action with a '' ^ Alvit pr 0 0 0 0 ,T«lal« s t i . n Tetali 17 i l l S for a 10th Inning stint. tournhment reeord-broaldng To Trnining Cump Auatralla who took b l f t S Milwauliaa - No, 1017 Ladles'Tot# bairali j'« ?Jo I nie Angola, who trolled 2-1. five-under par 07 with seven ^ . Q io w nroimH thn trnli o LOn-Mllwaukaa I. Oalroll 7 after eight Innings, tied tho birdies for a two-day tally of snood of 157 miles nn hour NOW $21.00 r*g, $28,00 7D-Norlhrup HB-Marper Utl, May -..i l i ' T------f aliaii n— a i. miih „v,Hrup mhih iniiw i S-- i_ l ■ Bprn ln~ tliînth,Qimlnglog-by— U i— Cullarrai, McLain SF-G (Irowr Ken McMullen and V^ss and a Miss Caponi, who shot a 77 In Football IxaBUo addeii ^ h r a r b b to Krautta L. IM t s 1 3 I S J I I double play grounder. nrst-round play, dropped a 70- P '” V '" '<> U 'olr training Elliworih 17 3 0 0 0 0 I Daldwin 7 3 0 0 0 I •mp Orioles took a 2-1 load Ifl foot putt on the socond hole In ™n>P,™tor ^turday. McLaln W. 3 I 7 I 7 1 • T-7:10 A-1»,3»t the fifth inning on a single by action Saturdiiy at tho Leawood RooWo cornerback James daiW n MoSroa^ Andy Etchebarren and a homer South Country Qub. Slio missed Swedo Sava Jo Ann by Paul Blair. a six-foot putt on the 18th and K*"™ All"ntn's 10th .Inlinson Doiihlo.s CalMarnla . liitlm a r t (oiled to Wrdio U.e club's easy Pick ast winter was •brhhl tbrhbl Alomar 7b 4 17 0 dalanflar %% i 0 0 0 backside holes, U.e 15U, ,and &<>«, Uv^nln, Mkil. To Drop Ynnks Rapo] c( 4 0 0 0 Olair cl 4 t I 7 Fraootl u J 0 7 I FHoblnin rl S 0 1 0 Johnion II S 0 7 0 R altnm ndtrl StO 0 0 CHICAGO (UPI) - nooklo Spancar lb $010 Mollon II 1010 Mias Wldtwortli, who led McMuIln It) 4 0 1 0 Crowlay tb I 0 I 0 Friday's action wltli Slilrley righthander Bart Johnson, wlUi JTalom ,, pr 0)00 QRoblnin ]b 4 0 0 0 relief help from Wilber. Woods S"" 0 0 0 0 Salmon 7b 4 0 7 0 Cnglohorn with two>undor par J 0 7 0 Johnwn 70 0 0 0 0 70s, after ôod drives and ' li) the nlntli, won his oivn game K” ' 1 0 0 0 CIchabrrn c 1 I 7,0 p e d w in . “ wlUi a soventh-lnning double --icua c 4 10 1 Palmar p 3 0 0V approach sliots faltered on tlie IVrlQhi p 10 0 0 Lowall an i o ^ S aturday a s Uie O iteago Wlilto jOhntton ph 10 0 0 Laonhard nr 0 0 0 0 greens. Siio missed a five.-footor * THHSITtMI SAVE $ 7 ,5 0 Miirtmih.p 10 0 0 Wall p 0 0 0 0 on the 15th, a four-footer on tho Sox edged the New York Quaan p 0 0 0 0 Rlcharl p 0 0 0 0 Tatali niieiToUli u)t> 0th ond Uireoijutted tlie first Yonkoes 3-2. C .lllarnli COLLEGE BOUND? No, I050M M en'i Club Tota Jolmson doubled over 400-fcot ■•M imtra i hole.^ • E-Saimoh. DP-CalllornIa 1. nalllmtira Miss Elnglehorn, who In first- NOW $ 2 2 . 5 0 rag. $30.00 w ith two out In tlw seventh o fter I. LOD- > th e ie , . . ' Quaan I I 0 0 0 I tho 16th, also couldn't find-tho Sli» will thrill to ths booutllul styltns o( the No. 1017 Tote Dm , wllh il'i i*o fleilbla I'almar ’ t 7 l i ) t 3J J 1 I 1 Q ran g o on Uio g reen s S atu rd ay . ? .'i “ ."X * '* * •» er,-!!!. ■lu.uriourTirmol.irrllStîrlorM Richtrt . » J 0 0 • 0 0- Completing second-round play- "C OB R A" I .Indiana Rnlly iava-Ouaan It) W P -P a lm a r. Wall. sisTorll S o c k o i i !!?• iwo-ÎPPiited moisture:ia-_ flaik-Palmer T- 7 41 * - ) f l 4/ ^ with UiB along with Miss ==«F-Br«wn- -To-Pow n-A-^ ------r- . XSponT ■wore- K a lliy " A h e r n r Jlie-NoJ050M-l*.a-continflntaUlWod-i‘Mrfy-oniiôUib-tol©-fop-m«nrth8fcwMI-fltT»nder'r" LxpoR Surpass ^ Gloria Elirat, Dobblo Austin S 'ar™ ’ pljl'i’l’i’nl'n""’" CLEVEUND( UPI)-Chuck ond Jano Blalock. rilnton singled homo RoyFostor M illion— Again |,-P5!Ii ^ » ic i trocoveredwilh a lUppoited csst vinyl Ihst ii icuft and icralch reditsnt. - -from Bocond With the winning MONTREAL (UPI) - Hie U nscr Tops 27. run in tho lOtli Inning Rnfiiwlay lontrftfll-EypQS4>Ltho-National— w ■« « ■ ■■------to give tho Ooveland Indians Loagud Saturday became'the In IV iem orinl H ncc ------AVW IWBbE-INTÎ±-WTAtOCrtOtOFIS a tt-5 victory o ver the Oakland- flrjt expansion team to piss SPRINGFIELD, ni. ( U P I ) - O F F E R ENDS SEPTEMBER AMilotlcs.- - - .....- - . the million mark two years In a_ A1 Unser defeated a Held of 27 I^toro^niidthlnMhTflWa row inlhelr-nrirW jM FT il'âfSairS^^ walk off rollovor MUrcei Lapho- , oxistonco, . Tonv B

Stl!h''hif»'°°'‘^“" p • “onded Rac;.b«foro a'crowd of 22 000 B a n k C a r d s nmiSiiifiT ^turdaynlght'agamo between at the minoli State Jain'He Um Veur Hln'on. wl" the Atlanta Braves and Iho received 110,000 for his first . W e l c o m e entered the fâme in the ninth Expos to IxKat thls-neason total place finish, ROPER'S ■. Inning as a defensive replace to 1,013,787; In th eir H rst y e a r. H ie r S , w ic tlo n e d .by the ment at first iiase, followedwith (^pHon Charge - tte E y o . drew . little over.U U nZ lZ ’.."")?! a u S f iiSlS n.smSsh against tho loftfliM Or Your fence, ' $on's S!!l» »' LYNWOOD BANKCARDS JHiir, Sik^Sv Colberf Leaking Tar And Rain fAnd Weiskopf Near Halt Qualifying Runs MANSFIELD, Ohio (UPD--aroimd Mid-Ohio’s 2.4 mile U ukln'g tu r and rain Saturday trac k In 1;27.B, or 08.41 mt>h, to prevented sotting of records in bo. far under last year’s |Vs Leader Shoots 73 qualifyfng for Sunday‘S 109,600 qujilifying rccord of 1:25.0, or t^SUTTON. M«*. (UPD- chnllcni'crn to forftp a one-' Uirqo slroko lomi, jjuccosflfully Duckoyo Cup Conadlan'Airicrl- 100,58 m ph, H ulm o 's.cu r is on njrcssiirc-leslcd Rllly Cnspor j^troke lead IhrouKli Ihrco rcpclted iittncks by Quick can challenge r«co nt tho MitI' improv'ed 111 be allowed to pick up a hen Call Made ^ hole to fcgain the top spot In corifrol. looder conlrol. jcgoIJy. th e ra ce for the $32,000 first Choico of two soll-laveling loader buckoli. - The duck season will run from For Runners prize. Swing-around soot. Poôr Shill Irons- ^ t . 10 Io Jan . 24 in the With one round remaining, mission. Power jteoring-^powcr' broitos. JEROME — Boys Interested STolumbia basin mallard bonus Casper's 54-hole total stood at I flat deck qnd largo fondort. ^ren, which runs up Snake in nmnlng on the Jerome High 20B, eight strokes under par, jllvcr to the Power County line. School cros.s couri'try team w hile Hill, Sike.4, C olbert and filiouUl rep o rt to the high school ;îe bng limit hns been in- Welskopf were tied for second, • yfCflficd to seven' birds. The gymnasium nt B p.m. Monday, totals of_209. [6686 - hu n tlnB^ Boa'son - wllP td fBnn'owiPC! Rcvcn“unijcr*par.~Hlll'’shot'h~ Dunne. 't. 3 to Jan. 3 wlUi a lim it ot ■fllre-undcr (17, Sikes a 00, and miree per day. "Dunne said n few of the both Welskopf. and Colbert r Tlie first upland bird hunting veterans worked out this past checked In w ith 70s. 3vill be for partrldRc and quail, week but said the official Lou Graham shot a 71 for U irry through Dec. 31. An exception Ziegler, wlio had 70. a t a 210 probably will be the north total, two strokes off the pace, . tSoodlng County area which for while six others Includltig maTADOU TOBALQiVARGAS hns. narrow • Jeveral seasons has remained ovoid (he murderous honis. Ife was unliurt. H.__Sikes, Bob- ^ ^ n,ii|f|ght as Bulls’ honis rip lU P I) ' .. 'closed until Uie opening of by Mitchell, Herb Hooper, Dave Wilkinson through his suit. Vargas covered his head, to pheasant hunting. Eichelberger and Tom Aycock ^ Tlie Sage Grouse season for tied at 212,>four strokes back. Wnglc Valley counties of Has Meet, (Tasper said lie ran into --^lolnc,— Camas,-— Cossia.- -difficulty- with photographers Bama 200 Mengo Leads Loop In iGoodlng.' Jerome> Lincoln, u se A title apd spectators on four different BOB HOUSTON holes and noted, “in all my SALES REPRESENTATIVE ___ DARlEN_t:onn— _j’£ara-DL_tQurnament-. gol£_L JCaken By Homexs, RBIs, Bases Martha Wilkinson of Wliittier; never experienced li ^ly like Sorvtng ^T D ilB y Calif., charged from beliiiul to d ay ." j Tlilrd baseman Mnrc Mengo generally been accepted as the S o u f h Id a h o ■ .Saturday to down Ciu'tis Cup He.said he pulled pcjbrly and Bill Ward of the Mayic Valley Cowboys reason for Magic Valley’s ri.se tea n u n atc Cytilhia Mill of SI. hit "a lot of bad slwts" and continues to lend the Pioneer to the top of the league, the top Ph.'733-1490 cHanrallv Petcraburn. Fb., 3 and 2 and cited Hueli_problems as ‘‘slam- TALLADEGA. Ala. lU PD - league In home runs nnd rûis- moundsmen in ERA is 24th.in cap tu re the U.S. Golf /Vssncia- ming outiiouse doors”.. BiU W ard, im <\nniston Ala., batted-in and shares the total the loop. He is Ed Childress who Twin Falls --|f* a c e Win lion's women’s amateur cham- Iwtliering him and other insurance man who ran his first base lead with Gary Granville has lowered his ERA to 3.00. players. ■'Tlierc was nlivnys 'nr nice in -tlie abortive of Idaho Falls, according to Perry Qiappel Is 3.23. Stan ^ JEANNETTK. Pn. (UPD- pionshif). soniethlni; goinii on that wnsn't 'I’nlUulcfia 500 a year afjo, .statistics released today by Bableracki 4.00; Bogackl.4.65 ^Two late touchdown pa.wes by Mis.s Wilkinson, the m edalist cohiiecled witli liolf." he said, eharued to a .surprise victory m William J. Weiss, official league and Glen Landesberg 5.00. iTerry Hanratty enabled the In the week-lorn^ match play ■'Whenever things hnppen n Hi» Bamn 200 Grand America statistician. The Cowboys rank first In tDffense to beat.the defense 20-15 tournam ent ovflW )e (1,240-yanl, certain number of challence race Saturday, Mengo has 11 homers and 61 team batting with a .200 per- îturday in the PitlsburKh par 74 Wee Burn Country Gub times, you nctually are Ward, who held his 1970 RBIs while he and Granville centage mark, three ahead of ^leelers' annual Intrasquad course, trailed Miss Curtis by w aidni! for them to hn p p en ." Co'>Kur back in the early .staBes had 100 total bases In action Idaho Falls. Magic Valley is . .^ a m e . one hole as they made the turn IW b hole 0 (_ the He .said Ihejoise and neonlo In ‘he race over the 2.lif>-mlle, based on, games through second In field with .927. The ------— flanratty, wlifwlid-not-plHy- on. .the. scheduled 3liJwleplnynff.__^-.. the way helped break his hluh-buninrioval ;\labama IiT- M o n d ay : Toin 'L'ox 01 ih e tJowboys have 43 tt*aiTi lioniers âst week when the Steelers Tlie mnlch came to an end on concentrntion. ternatlonal Motor Speedway, Cowboys was the only -oUier against 2G for runner-up Idaho :i)cnt_the.JVtinnpsQta Vikinjis for III irtfnm cyrivhn—i«oved-tnlo-eontention-Uv-the— offenalve—leadePT-topping—the—Fnlls-ond-rftnks-firal-ln-totfll :2their only pre.seiison victory, Tinr-nitininlc -n -hcic wHtJli----- llm t-pro-r final 50 miles and took the lead circu it in w alks with 40. runs scored. beam ed witli Ron Slianklin for a proved to be the downfall of came belatedly to life with wilh 25 miles to go. Only one pitcher shows up In ;;25-yard scoring pass and hit Miss Hill, a University of flve-under G7 Saturday, tied Miami graduate as she double with six others Including Uirry Taking tlie lead under a Uie lead and It is a rather _^Huble_BnyanLivitlL£La2:j’ai:dciL- ■bogeyed"lhe~hole ■ twice"Sjitur- Hinson, Jlm “Jomleson, Howie caution flng at the 10-lap mark, dubious -dialinctlon. Dnve -H e completed 5 of 7 passes for Ward sprinted away from the Bogacki Is tied with Dick Lango tl3G,yards. ' day. _ Johnson, Lee Trevino, John field and was never seriously and Cliarles Hockcnbery, both * Rookie Terry Bradshaw, pro Miss Wilkinson was on in two ‘ Mill^Mnd Clii Clji Rodriguez at , <1------r^..^ int. *5'Vflv©-Klrolby stopping the offcnso on the Florida golfer a. double the gallery was the- “largest -bogcjrin the-morning round but—l’ve-seen in-five yenrs'on the- to . worry about-the- other E rn io -P ed o rso n Is .pi, .307, .'-dflWns-sevott 4iines, each lim e GRAINHARVEST followed by 'Jack Pierce nnd iuorth two points, and recover- slie managed to hold the e*dge ' tour.” , cars — Uiey were behind him. Tom Helerle nt .270, Rod >lng a fumble for another-fxiint. as they made the turn at 18 on ' Ward's average speed, slowed G ilbreath .271, Howie Duck ■1 Warren Bankston led- the the strength of succe,sslve , by. two caution flags for 10 laps, w orth .257, Louis Gallndez .245 j u s h e r s with 34 y ard s in five birdies at 17 and 18. R r o w n 147.302 m ph. Tlie win ISHERE -Eabo—Hilr4llne—.311—and— i^carnes but' nTnnin^ back l.)on — Mias Wilkinson tnuicTiiu rge in ietted-$37^ B rookins .207. vMcCall di.slocated his riijlit the aflernoun round. Slie tied Jiip Paschal, High Point,. N. AUhough pitching of late has ;ielbow and will be sidelined, tlie match wilh a birdie four, at Niiljonal C., outdueled Harry Galley, i (Jene Mingo picked a 25-yard 19 and went one up on the 20th CTermont, Ga., for second Uie lead in the early stages of ifield goal and Allan Watson a with a par four while her lliffo Match place. Bob Burcham of Ross- Uie ra ce, exclm nging places WE WILL BUY OR STORE ■;17-yarder. opponent, who had hit into a ville, Ga. was fourth. nine times in the first 40 laps. trap, took a bogey. CAMP PRRRV, Ohio (UPI) - Paschal, in a Javelin, and But Uien Pearson dropped a Army Sgi. Myles G. Brown, 'Hie California golfer .built her Davie Pearson, Spartanburg, S. valve nnd had to leOve Ujc i Slini'brinf; biijge.st ad v a n tag e—four holes— Honolulu, Hawaii,^ tallied-a 491 C., in a Mustang, bnttled for YOUR WHEAT IN AN EFFICIENT w ith a birdie four at the 2fllh out of a possible 500 points : llaR l)(>iil>les hole afte r dropping a 20 foot Sjiturdny towin the coveted putt. National Trophy Individual MANNER. ; In TrapHluxx Mi.ss Hill said after the Rifle, m atch. tnatth she played the best she The 50-shot event Is fired : VANDAI.IA, O h i o ',( D P I |l c»UI^. "li was a great thrill’ with the service rifle and wilh I Morris StineftrinK of num ’ville, just to be in the finals,” .said service ammunition. ’ III., sh attered 9!) out of 100 clay the Florida golfer. Close on Br&wn's h eels -Was PHONE OUR PLANT j targets in a ^ heavy rain At conclusion of llie week- Middleton Tompkins, a civilian .'S atiirduy to win Uie tlouble.s long.....„ ...... lournament,...... the.. USGA...... com petitor f r o m 'I ’-orrg B each, ' i championshi[) on tho second announced that Miss Wilkinson,' who came Ihrough with a - ; preliminary day tu the 7lsl Mis.s Hill .uid Jane Bastanchury' 490.i-Bert A. Holllris, Fairfax,'- First Flight NEAREST YOU FOR FULL annual Grand American lYap- of Wliittier, Calif., a-.semifinal Va.,-was third at t . shoot Tournament here. L e sso n You'vbI loser to- Miss Hill, ‘ would Po.sling 4B5s were. Navy POl “Pumpkin” Flock of Miami, always thought • .1 , , ; ■ represent-the U.S. in the world Michael NoUa, Annapolis, Md., DETAILS ^ u\.r.^l»!l?>--'°nr'\V ?l‘*^'‘^^ “ W'^”^^''‘'-‘i «'«»lcur leam' cliam- Army Sgt, Marvin Wnrren, and -you could. Now ___ __ „ ^ ^pionships to be held in Spain, Army Sgt. William Ixc, both Of hero’s your chflnco.to flha out for only i&. That's all. ■*(C6ogtcr of Minni/a[)olis took the Sent. 30 thronuh Ort. 3.______Columbus, Ga. Just $5 foroupSpecldl IntrpdDclory Flight Lesson. — ôfcflslonnl^jrown^ttlFi You’ll lly Q novk' Pipor Chorokee with o govornmont- YOUR FARMER OWNBD C O O P ^ Jam es Tippin of Toledo, Ohio, licensodllighl instructor.. . .'^'ôn the handicap championship CijflUi n Ofl score from Uio,20- And fora flying start toward your pilot liconsetryour ;::yard line, plus 25 straight in a — ^duM)toff-wi(h-HHrold-Mlllef-t>f— lyJntutaUcQUUfl-fltoiavDij- pocU M in «>T un *-^ >anclnhntrand Riiy L. Stafford ^ ^ four flying loaaona, preliminary ■ >Slnco 10 shooters blasted 100 plana this wookond. ProvQ Io yourself :^tralght In tho 10-ynrd event. "DICK'S AUYO REPAIR" :-YOU: TOO, OAf>) FLY. WBERLY • HAZELTON • MILNER ; ^ e llllu will bo decided ' In , 367Mb*lnSI. Twin FalU, Idaho SKYHtrAYB, INC., Sunday's final preliminary Buil«y Alrporl—678-7473 •______' 733-6738 • a M U n g . , 'fUUCmitmr T (Hr" Unbtialen Si. Louis Dolphins ■ ]Los Angeles Rallies To Coasts By Win 17-7 ■ MIAMI {UPI)-^nnrtcrback DroprÔakland 34-23 srr iûis, Mo. (UPD- • Bob Grleso sflilcd n 60*ynrd . ,touchdown pasa to speedy Paul Ruhnjng bock Johnny Roland, W arfield In Uie fourth q u arter m s ANGICLES (U Pn-R o- load tho I{an1s to a como-from- against Dallas because of a U flte r JpseplLson In Uio third rologatod to'-second-fltrlng du Saturday, nl^ht to pow er Uie man Gabriel returned to the behind 34-23 exhibition win over sbrokneo, the National Football perlo Tlio Dolphins also ^corc^l on ii .1ilt 10 of 19 passes for 184 Rolond dovo over left tadklo one-yard plunge’ by rooklo Tip Dallas Sari Francisco 1.5-0 y ards. from tho ono^yard lino with 6:41 running back Dave Buddlngton In Uio first R am -R ald er gom e loft in tlio third period for his witli only 40 seconds remaining SAN FRANCISCO (UPD- ICxpos 4, Unives I In history, Oakland scored first touchdown, giving the in the first half to culminate a By 35-34 Ken Holliman pitched a onc4tlt C ordlnnls a 27-17 load following . .MONTREAL (UPI) ’-John twice in tlie second quarter, tlw -_70-yQrd_drivo_diroo(ctl^by_ iût0;LSfltw:day..civlngûp.ia- -Jlm-Bakkon'«.oxtra^)olnl-klok;— — DAtUAS^t Um j - ’UonnJ^n- Bntom'm'l scored o riih in the' second-touchdownona“44iyard' backup quarterback John Stofa. slnglo 1o Hal Liinler wltli one Roland’s, second'ficoro camo derson's second third Inning'and drove homo pass from Duryl L am onlca to . Jimmy niomas, a fleet out in tho eighth inning, and only two m in u tes 20 second^ quorter running anothor run In- the seventh Fred Ulletnlkoff, to go nheod Rccond-year running back from coasted to his 14Ui victory later during tho Cardinal^’ next kept tlie Packers allvo and Don Inning with a double SiUurday 13-12 a t h o lf'tim e . TcxaS'Arlington,, scored San behind an IW ilt n ttn ’ck as tl»e series.’ Tho .8-2, -215i)ound, MOMDAY, Horn's second half passing night ns the Montreal Expos G.eorge Blanda, the Raider's Francisco's only touchdown on Qilcago Cuba routed tho San Missouri product went In from carried Green Bay to a 35^4 extended their winning streak 42-year-old quarterbnek-klckor, . Q 51-yard draw play wiUi 5:11 Francisco Giants 15-b. tlio two, again over left tackle, proscason victory oveV th e to five gam es with a 4-1 victory booted a. 20-yord field goal wltli A U G U S r 2 4 t h remaining In the second quiir* ChletQa • ■7' Ian frMicUco nnd Bakken's kick put the D allas CowImvs S a t u r ^ y nig h t. • b r h b t ' ib r h b l over the Atlanta Braves. ’ • 3:30 gone In the tlilrd period to Anderson was a workhorse In Kiitlnotr t»4 } } 0 iiondt ct 4 0 0 0 gom e aw ay a t 34-17. • l-apovlch ! • 0 I 0 0 ru » n in Jb 4 0 0 0 A llin U ■ Msnlraal put tho R aid ers In front 10-12. 6 p .m. to 9 ; 3 0 p .m. '-IT fic—DoIphins--defcnse -put- - a b r -T he- Cardinals-took-«-20-l7— -the-second-perlod-after-the- J-5-j-t*H»no»rirrrf4 0‘0 0 ' iW— — Gnbriclr-who-Hnt~out‘’th6~ down a last-ditch scorlpg drive Wllllami l( I 1 ] 7 McCovty lb 7 0 0 0 Jackion i 0 staahla }b 4 0 0 0 lead at tho holf on the two Packers luid been able to run Jam*( II 1 0 0 0 Harr If 10 0 0 M 0 0 0 0 noytr 3b 4 0 0 0 Day cl 3 0 0 D Spanklir 0 0 0 0 C arrith tri p I 0 0 0 TAaron lb 3 0 0 0 Falrty It 0 0 0 0 screen pass at 0:18 of tlje tlilrd Loud Is 3-ynrd line. two yards, and caught an eight huBUItv c S 0 3 t flrvanl p 10 0 0 Naih p > 3 0 0 0 naltman c 4 > 7 I SHIRTS...... 2fo^3.50 quarter. Tliat made the score holtiman p ) ) 1 0 Hobartion p 0 0 0 0 Cum ph ) 0 0 0 Krarxi «« 10 0 0 • Dolphins' kicker Knrl Krem- yard scoring pass from Bnrt Hunt ph 10 0 0 McOufan p 0 0 0 0 Wme \% 0 0 0 0 ser booted n 30-yard field goal S ta rr to glvo tlib P ack ers a 21- Davlion p ’ "(TO 0 0 Cardâil p 0 0 0 0 Uanko p 3 0 11 COMPARE AT $4.98 MEN'S ‘ ChlcaaO' McGinn p ’ o 0 0 0 Dnvld Ray kicked tliroe field Stakes with 3:52 left In the first period 20 Imlftlme ledd. ttn Frandtcs c m MO MS— 9 M»ed p 0 O'O 0 goals for Los Angeles, two of after a Grie.se-led drive bogged' E-McCOv*v. G»o>lano Ol>-Chicaoo I, Tolali 31 I « t Tolau 31 4 M Horn came on in the second San Francuce 3 LOI»~Chlcaoo San Atlanta o o o H o e e i-i tliem from 3fl yard.s out and one Boat and Deck Shoes i.o m *3.50 down. .. . half and tlirew a 28-yard Prancltco 4. Montraal oot WO I3 X - 4 lb-r>apllon«,Sanlo.W llll4m t, Hickman. P-Uoyar OP-Mon1r«ai I LOU- from tiie nine.' Champion touchdown pass to John Spills. .h-Santo, KiM inui " “ ...... Atlanta 6 Mo«lr«al * 3n-Daiam an, (laMay. Jackion 3lt - Oakland's otlier vtouchdowns Horn then set up a four-yard Wllllamt (3*I. S r- SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. I'hillip t SO - CiOioar S -flra n j. Day cam e .on ajll-_yard pnss’ from Rag. $3.49 GIRLS a lADIES' touchdown run by Dave Hamp Holliman W 14 « Ip K 'r ^ f bbto (UPI)~Loud, closing with a 102-Yard P tiry L 17 O Natn I. 13 A r 4 } } 4 4 Blantia to Warren Wolls nnd a ton on a series of passes to C arrllh ari McQueen 1 ) 3 3 3 0 1 rush In tho strotch, woro down -10-0. • one-yurd run by Larry Todd. * ■) V I ôn-.Slj>blo~rv------picoutyng-Judgabl^tojflcoi*^' TENNIS^HOE! -majoiûpset—In—th^lO lst^ M)ys ran up a WP-Parry. T-J JO A-H.Oii Reed ...... lead with 40 and 17-yard field McOinn p.lchfd lu I b ji'o ' «H' lo play half tlie game behind running of tho 1112,000 ly o v e rs Save - Beeo (41 T : 3e A j7. 3 . 5 0 : score. A 37-yard punt return by . 3 0 10 Money lb 3 0 0 0 St. Louii tan Oicgo * . late in tho third quarter when ab r hb i . all r h bi . rookie.Morgene Adkins sot up Howard c 4 0 0 0 Gamble rl 3 0 0 0 undefeated In four roces tills he-scampered down the left Maybrry lb 4 0 3 1 Compton i 3 0 0 0 IIST 44 .99 3 0 0 0 jjv .c r 3D S 0 4 j C,vi.pl.pii :ij 4 i C 0 To Drill se'asonT IFred bTdly an d lln ish e d an 8-yn(;d scoring p ass fro m M arllntr t i 4 0 10 Short p CMTaylor r l 4 I I 0 Gn^loi. i l 1 0 i) 0 __ sideline almost tintouched for a Dierhar 'p 3 0 10 Stima 10 10 . ncxUo.lnBl.flS-thB-fciaiavorltcJ. Rralg Morton to Bob Hayea.------Moi’o^n'll« Jri •-"—L'—'rt' ph O'O * 0 0 Hoarnar p" i.aa U f-----l-O-O ’’Couchdowri.'...... GladdlQO D OOOt) Torre fib i I 3 1 Uro»>> ft ] 0 Q 0 Loud, a Kentucky-bred son of Detroit scored its other Talalt 34 111 Totalt 313«i Caritcnai cl S C I C CoiDe On Monday STEREO RECORDS Ona out whan wii run tcored 1 C 3 0 HerbogR-Hosty Doncer, was touchdowns on a three-yard )iBuMsn eooD O tw i- i unraced as a 2-year-old and hod Phlladalphla H d o iD M i- i By United Wess International 7 PC. SET INSULATED pass from Bill Munson to Craig ' 0 0 0 won only tliree of nine starts DP—Hou«tQr> ), Philndaipli'A I LOn Brigham Young, Colorado Cotton in the second quarter, on Stenerud, itautton 9, PniiadKphia i this season against lessor 30 —Diarkar. ielma 3U —llrlo g i. John State' Universtiy and Texas-El a one-yard plunge by rookie ton. S n-A lou, Taylor S-- Menka, S^nrê competition, although he was Paso get the jump on tholr BEVERAGE SET Helsman Trophy winner Steve Ip n r ar bb to second to PersonoUty when he Dlerkar i 4 I I I V Western Athletic Cohferohco Ouens In tlic third quarter, and K.C. Nips Claddino L, 4 } .13 3 1 won the Jim Dandy recently. 7 QUART Short 7 5 0 1 buddies Monday by starting fall on a 28-yard pass from Greg Salma 1 3 3 4 1 I 1 0 0 ( p ractice. Uindry to Mel Farr In the last Hoarnar W. } 3 Cleveland HDL—.By Diarker ’ ' (Money) The thrcq schools all have CAKNER quarter. ErrOl Mnnn kicked a Compton , 4 T-3 10 A-1J.3M opening dates Sept. 12. Tlie oUj- Expos to 50-yard field goal to wrap up MEMPHIS, Tenn, (U PD- or five WAC schools, which will RED EXTERIOR PAINT tiie Detroit scoring. Soccer-style kicker Jan Stene Amcricnn Loiij'iie begin p ra ctice Aug. 28, do not OR Justin Qinale put the Saints rud booted two 40-yard field play until Sept. 10. Write Off out front in th e 7 irs l _quarl6r goals In the final five minutes Knouncis n'f high- Mack—called Mack tlio Truck notified,” McHalo sold. "I only sota in the absence of Joe down from two yards out with "swlnglng'tho bat terrible.“ He quality food a day; in llu* by his team m o to s—overflged a l knoW what I road In tho papers. Kopp, fired a pair of touchdown a , little more than 10 minutes m o st 10 ticklers per game in .hasonly-onchllln-hialmtJ6-nU!::ilf'^- mav gobble, It seems to be o statement -passes—in—the—first—half— ^^rst half. bots. The Red Sox plan to rest some R0() |)ouii nhpco'fum- from somebody In Ottawa but I Saturday. Tlien survived four Kicker Don Cockroft was the grass, leaves nnd bark. blos for tho Minors. don’t know who. Interceptions to defeat the first Drown to score with four him Sunday, too. Houston Oilers 14-7. minutes remaining in the first ' Un tlie first play after ■period when he tooted a field BUCK Houston's secontl-quarter touch goal from the 28-yard lino. down, Cuozzo found end Gene Cockroft added a 32-yarder makes Washington behind comer back early in tlio final period. Quarterback Bill Nelsen hit Bo more Leroy Mitchell arid hit him with BUCKLE UP to the NEIAI 190K a 75-yord touchdown pass. Scott with n 45-yard scoring Cuozzo put his only drive pass in tlie second period to , CENTS together late in tlie .second gain the B row ns a . 18-10 quorter, moving the Vikings 72 halftime tie: • Farm & City , yards and capping it with a Coiiirar It CopR tliree-yard tos.s io tight end lOUART PIASTIC ; Kent Kramer. Fred Box kicked ('ahrillo ‘Cap botli extra points. DEL MAn, Cnllf. (U PD - Houston quarterback Cliarley DECANTERS Johnson, who hit 12 of 17 while StretclKunning Cougnr II from Ctiilo responded to tho urging of ploying, only tlie first half jockey Fernnndo Toro in Uio Screw on lid because of a sprained arm, slretcli Snturdny to rnco to a m oved the Oilers 79 yards and riose, victory over <3uicken TVeo • Reg.69‘ . Hoyle Granger dived over from InthoJJl.DOOCiibrlllo Handicnp Inrniiiii makoH II uuHy to tm) oxford errant tosses and tlic Houston ...... pounds nnd Just missed nl - contompnri/nd with bucklu Ktrap ^m Jinim rf tlie .finish. Ovorthe Counter iiiul liluntml ton. W hy not conin in a ground game. was third. ami "bunkln up to tho now look." — WE HAVESOMETHlHCirO TEtLYOUH Bfiino in inturqnce (or a quarter of a cenlury, ond * TREAD COMROUNOI ... tfirying with honoity r-r.we can do a.lol-for.you'when you'rtf in lha marl(«t (or gonsrol iniuranco coverage.' Shorf and linvple ... We’re the beif. FARM&etIt DtOMHtllllSEEUi ■ am The HOME OrHOOD TIRErj? OSTKANDEU'"-;;;;., lliSRimUKESBLVDrNOlitll - 181 8lu«lak«t Blvd. North Twin FalU PHONEaOfl-733^018 In th .e LYNWOOD PHONE Z33S24]^ .•/ 'Tlnioi'New*, Twin Kîiii.. id«ho Sundny, Augusf 33, IVÔ’ y

) S C <

w PHONE ^ ' - 733.0342

BLUE LAKES SHOPPIKG CENTER , ALWAYS SHOP OSGO-BUnREYS FAMILY SHOPPING^' CENTER!

.pmastFFECTIVe SUNDAY WBU WEDNESDAY sto R E HOURS: 9 a.m . to 9 p.thVM onday thru Saturday 11 Sunday Hours 10 p.m. to 7 p.m.

100 COUNT B U B B L E m 14 3/4 M. .l a w n .. lU M S FUN BATH GILLETTE CIE»MP _FOAMY lE A F B A G S - A'SOUni VIETNAMESE troQlfi ti Vlo(iU)mciic N o lillc r- 95> Size --Regr^39‘^ -SHAVING CREAM- a fte r n VIct Conft >Mnby (rnp exploded, kJIIIiiK nine m en niid WiiundhiK (hr^c. (U P I) lie g .$ 1 .2 9

$1.98 SIZE VALUABLE . Cassia County COUPON in c l u d e d Fair Results 2 MANTLE NESTLE’S C(olhlng Uobbirt SAFETY Isf PtMowc.i&ci C u lw o rk. Em m d • IJ^ji Uynd.1 Mor'.luy,'red Tuom jn on , l i f i l , .ind (Ic ih Wcircl, tw n m ic s V ir<|in i.i Jnhn-.on, Large 3 6z. si'cqnd. H.intl cmDroidorcd. Emm.i blue.- l>lnor W oodbury, red. .ind COLEMAN LIFE J ACKET U Tiiompion, niut'. OoLoroi Smycr. Cwt.-n û tlo n . W hile rco Ck>onr M oncur, wHik'.- Hclfl Conner 'picliireri ' Virgmi.i Wiirrt. I)luiv C.imillr Powtrr, rod John!.oi‘i, red. CANDY and 'v .ind Clconi' M oncur. wl>ilc- >>nd MoslACS V iro ln iii Johm on, blue ' C.«niiiio l owluT, iJlue. Jean SavA(|c. ’ Olheru — Mern.i W.irren, blue. LANTERN red, .int) Wiiudi- P o ktT, w hite, Foye Gumnii)w. red, .ind Oell.i VEST Piliowc.>sck - tcKiiic p.imtcd. Jones, w h ile ' . BARS D iTinci- Sti'ptii'ns blu e. C.iunlti.- W.ill pl.iquef, Eunice Con(|lelop, ro w it’f . rt’rt. iind M iiry C iirp rn to r. ftlujj/ Vii'mkins. blue. 0rel Ottlcy, wlnlo, otti •ind DorA (nuroi S U N C H II uroifiprcd. Qorthri CI'fiMi'fi^^n, tiUif* Icxliic-painlefi.-M ti ^ro c liu l------Q0Miiiu^tuuui)i.Ûl0u - ^ l - ^ r;CHOCQUlE,^ND= -MllK-eHOCOtATf Pol Holdori Alniiin/ii. while. "RegT^nRTW " Crochelt'd. loncy Etntn.i H .*irpin H iichel L.irso n , blu"e, WITH ALMONDS =2.99 Tticmipbon, Ului’ . JOy H ursr. red, ond H.welle Hobson, red ,ind Alelhii M rs. r fiX 'k Ri-rttii'ld. whiiL* CAH.ih,in. whdu. Crociu'tetl. ftl.im Emni.i' Kml — Lind.i Duke, blue. IH.inch Thompson. Ufot. P.iulini.' Schull;- llriiy, red, iind Lois McCiisIm, while. red. .m d VVilnwi M i'is m g o r. w li.tc. (i.io y -- R o /.inn P o w ers, blue,- 2 GALLON Knnd M ev.il.i blue, And Ji.'.in Niowert, red. D.illing. whtie Woven Lucy Litson. blue P A r a I Eniwoidwred • M.iuroon Siwn. -QoiM i...... blue. Uerthn Chnsionsen. rctl. ond L.iroe Appliciued (lein V^.ird, . Wilmo-Wcssinocr.-ivnitc— a lu c^ iin d X Ja u d e -T o n e r, j-eu______: J .Te.lilc pjinfmij Uuriiice Embroidered Mern.i W.irren, Sievcns. blue, ond M iiry C .irp e iile r, blue, .ind ’S .ir.iii W.irwoonn.i blue. M.irifln DfltnmrtreU, red, ,md Mr.uli,-. blue, .ind H,i/el While, red S 3 " E m nirt KiiodU'. OiibyOuill) Wiicell.ineou', - Donn.i ^ê.ul .ind Embro^lered Gun Id.'v O.irrmoton, txilh ijlut'. M.ir y ., blu.; Cnrpy(\ter, ii lilted rea .ii'd 'jco'i Adiini’. .md M.n- III CI.EABAIICE KenrtT, Dolh /.liile Arlilicial Flower lli.'ih CMrk, bill,, p Arrjtnacmcnti Aprons UnuSu*»l .irritnyem ent Mr*> f.in c y M iirfiiire t O n ie v, blur-, DECANTER REDUCED A iice S iie iifiia . blue f-low C.iriMotV, ..nil O.iisy L.iRue, red red, (ind Rulh D.irlow. while I ull Ulilily M.irie Arnold. IiIul-, ASST. COLORS Unuû.il corsii'je Ahce S*u-lsl.id, iind A lice Shelstrtd, rt-d OFF W.iist Utility - A/i.ironrot Ollley, Weeu Mrs AhC<- SiH'l I.Hl, blue. .>nd Alice Slu-lsl.id, m l vhiif niousc’ 1/2 Gal. REG. PRICE Pillowv je .in S.lv.KM-', btiM-. (lnd W ,ir/ 7 r.iiK/ Ersel Sh.irpless. btne. H.ilem.iii, red Reg. 4 7 ' ' W ith Clip Erin.i, Anocrinn. red. .in{i nonnic ____ -C oal - ______rurikci'.vtiili* Wr-j LeRoy .liiiolnnok, blue, .itul Novi-lly Mrs E R Kelscy, WiI.M'ii H..’n d.T',(in, r.'d HUMAN AND SYNTHETIC blue. M.iry Tisher, red .iiu) Lliii'l 0 $1.19 ^ - V o liie - Pr.icltc.ll DuLores bmyer, blue. '■ 1 "G h I ~ —FULL-WIGS-OR-WIGLETS- M.ine Nielsen, red. .ind M.iry C.irpenler. wtnle Reg. 88i bmocked Juin Eliuofi. blue. CASCADES AND FALLS D a d ’s Style.. . Aug. 23rd - -juniorisJioughness-

Buster Brown's ruBgod strap and buckle boot fits right into your boy'^ world. No matter what he does, this Buster Brown boot will deliver the quality. -durability nnd-cprnfprtJiftnccds;.:: :: :_ .r; "PHOT" Brown Groin

OSCO BARGAIN! OSCO BARGAIN! BUSTER BROWN. 9'xl2' DROP CLOTH

DowntoWn PRBf^ARING TO LEAVE for McCall after an afternoon at Pottit Lake is Lyn Clark, WELCOMING Mrs. L, R. (Bob) Jessen, Boise, and baby /n at Petfit Lake. The women pilots landed Ihoir pianos leftjhor son,.Torry, right, and Ross Root. Lyn is a flying instructor in McCall and'a daughter, Briana, to the Ninty Nines 611-day outing .is at Smiley Crook Airstrip and were bussed /o. the lake-sifo member of the Ninty Ninos, * , , Mrs. Dick (Joy) Waite, who hosted Iho group at her cab- cabin. Mrs. Jesson is chairman of the Com state Ninty Beoufihj] Sjxwipolhjy^^ Ninos. Idaho's Ninfy Nines at ''Fly-In"

lly NOIIMA IIERZINGEH and-were transported to the beautiful cabin site "by’car.'The'W aites' cabin itself wa.s aTnarvelous^ ____ It_was-noU"tho3e-magnificent-men-in their-- conversation-piece—for—tho-guosts as -they • flying machines," it was women. , "checked out" the unusual collection of antiques, They came from various parts Jn Idaho, afong relics and souvenirs' used to decorate the in with their husbands and families, to attend an terior. As one guest noted, "you could look at ■ all-day outing of the Ninty Nines, hosted by Mr. tliese things for days — and still miss and Mrs. Dick Waite, and family, Jerdme, at something." > their Pettit Lake cabin. Dinner, swimming,’boating, water skiing and' The aviatrixes landed their planes at Smiley fishing were features of the day and guests not Greek Airstrip in the Sawtooth Valley (7,100 feet) listed among the water enthusiasts soaked up the sun and mountain air and told "tall tales." It's usually the fishermen noted for.thbir "stories," but several of the pilots, male and female, could run them good competition. Several of the non-flyers present were very intrigued with the firganization’s name, Ninty JiIinos^ccording-(o-M rs^L-R,-tBob>—lossen,— Boise, state chairman, the Idaho group w^s ' organized 15 years ago, with the international women flyers organizing 40 years ago. “That’s how the organization got it’s name,"’ she noted, "It was founded by Amelia Earhart, with 99 - charter members, and at present bpasts a yfUSlfXPRESSiyE c r o u p oI poo'p/e wore among Dic/r W aile, Jerome, The day-lortg event featured' membership of more-than 4,000." Iho'so amending a Sunday ouUng rocontty hailed something for everyone, dinner, swimming^ hooting, i for iho Idaho Ninly Ninos mambefs by Mr. and Mrs, .OnE.nf-th(Llargcc-intei;csts.of-thc-xvomcn-flycFs waier skiing and fishing, - ' throughout the country is a Ninty Nines Museum presently being constructed in Oklahoma City. /'V- Items relating to the women pilots have been displayed at several public museums, but never alto g e th e r a s one la rg e unit-. “Many women decide to become pilots strictly for pleasure — some as a means of making a living," one aviatrix noted. "Why, we have three Ninty Nines members in England who are Tsmploycd' - commercial jets.” Officers serving the Gem State group ore all WATER -SKIING was ono o f fho foaluros of ‘Iho from Boise and include Eula Logsdon, vice Sunday ouling lor 'Idaho woman pilots and Ihoir chairman; Eloise Stover, secretary, and Fran familios. Brown, treasurer.

TWO FISHERMEN In the group, Qob Jeiien. left, and Charles Campbell, both B o ln . eompar'e fishing gear as Ihey wall lor tronsporltjiion .lo the lake. •' Women D/isgjss Favorite Vdcption Spots w Ty/ih Falls Retired Educator M em bers gav e Uielr, favor“^ ^ . . . ■ - co-hostess. . . and Mrs. May Meader the Oag vociiUon spot for roll call at I . Oene Hamilton, friend' .9&iute. rocent meeting of the Frli fjipchairman.waslnchargeof Mrs. Oaude-. . Seyert,, . Rieceives InterndtiorrdliAward ship Qrcle of the Women of business meeting, with Mi'Si secretary, gave .hlgfilights of.,; Moose at the Home of Mrs. I K elley leading th e p ra y er the previous ffieetinR*^ TWIN . FALI^ Alkinsoni Mrs. May Meadi .ternaUonal rocognlUbn '‘has come to a Twin Falla retired • educator ^ for outstpndlng conlrlbutfons in her own field and in tho Interest of youth ih g eneral. • Elsifi" M. Lindgren, .Twin F a lls, was presen ted Uio annual Delta Kappu Gamma Soclely's 1570 Intematlpnal Afchlevemont Awar d~whUo-âttending>>.tha~ Internotlonal'conventlon of the society {ti Portland earlier this m onth. She. Is a member of tho XI Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma, Twin Ffllls, and was one of three membera to attend tlie Portland ivontlonrOthorfl-woro M arie- Hargrove, Kimberly, and Helen DieU, Duhl. Approxim ately 1,800 wom en educators from' all 50 states. District Of Columblir, one Scandinavian country and six provinces of Canada par ticipated In tho convention. MR. AND MRS. lARRY SPARKS Tho Kntornatlcnal Achievement Award Is Area Couple Repeats s"byu-oeach year as tho Intornatfdno! honor society for ’ women teachers. tHB ANNUAL DELTA KAPPA Gamma Socioly's Vows in July Rites AnoUier award,.that of out* standing autlior of tho year 1970 - Inlornaiionai Achievomoni Award w ai pro- TWIN FALLS - Kathleen accompnnledrMarsha-Umlwrt went to Usa A. Rlckotte, a senied r6cer)ily to Elsio -M. Lindgror), Tw'm Falls. Tho Thompson,dau8htorof Mr. and and Dianne Wilkes. Pl>llndol|*la-otternoy for her award presentation was madb during tho inlorna- Mrs. Hcrschel Thompson, Twin Karin Barsness roglstorod ,Tno Throw Away tional convoniion o f tho socioty in Portland oarlior Falls, and Larry Sparks, son Of guosts.-A recoptlkn was held , this month.' Mrs. Malile Sparks, Castleford, following tho ceremony; Hie ^ u‘’i .u were united In marriage July 17 brlde’scolorsofblue,whltcand P ® ? Missm iss unugrenLindgren hasnas servedservou as ^ , at the Hrst United Brethren yellow, wore carried out In Twin FallrSenior Higii School president of tho honor 0 © n flS tO n 6 S •Church of Twin'Falls. refreahments and tljo dccor of for 32 years. Prior to that she society when she received tlio ___ nev^D cl- Storey- performed—tlio-hall______Ojso-smod as anôl^^ honor. owa!rd.over.grontcd_ pv I - I >u. __ ■ the'evonlng 'ccremony' before'— ’liTo brldfl's'tnblo-was'sklrtod "J“^by^lKo"8tatbrf6j^lstlhgulshoa~UI5PrCJV©Q~ ------an arch of blue and white wlUi white orgnnra and draped Jn clempntary teacher In service. In addition she served 1 / carnations. Cathedral baskets- witii blue chiffon. A thrcc-tlcrcd H«nRcn.Slie began her teaching on numerous state and national FAIRFIELD — Pat and Veva of white gladioli, blue ’ cako was trimmed with blue at the ago of 10 in 1020 shortly committees and wos elected to Patrick, Boulder City, Nev., delphiniums and yellow pom-' star flowers and yellow bell8_“^ [ j * * ' . 1! in to rn n tio n n l r>/»pp ^ ng — pons-nanked-the-iirchT^Bluc— imdTBppfd wllirinrtlHfiilurc, school:iflcrflrs^schBDrw^rr parliamentarian and later as program for ■ the Soldier •topiary trees led to the arch and bridal couple. Quartet ‘ tables NorUi Dakota, a o completed second vice president. Mountoln Rock Wranglers. blue satin bowsTleeocatcd each ' wore covered with while nylon her education, at tho University Patrick, hod a lighted dlsploy pew. Inco over blue and centered of North Dakota, University of case of 0 variety of gert^stones The bridej given In marriage with snifters in which blue Washington where she received Reunion Held in various type mountings that by her father, wore n white carnaUons noated. degree, and ot thd F IL E R — The annual P arro tt he hod cut, polished and alencon lace gown which slio Mrs. Bonnie Barness cut and University of California and family reunion was held mounted. - served the coke and Pam Jensen Boston University whore she designed and which was made recently in Harmon Pork, Twin He gave the names of them and Suzan Wlntprhollcr served did graduate work, by Mrs. Norman Olson. Falls. Those .attending bicluded and where they had lieen ob punch and coffee. Tlirougliout her career she Th6 gown, featured a M rs.'Goorge'Parrott, Mr. and tained. He llluslroled the T|,o Qltitror! Others toldng part were TIsa accepted Uie role of school’ scalloped ncckllnc_and fitted M ra.D onald—Earrott ..and. PT.o^ss ofjnarklng an^cuttlng bodice uiulerlayed with whileîgainjêrfrsirgor, cousins toflchlng ns'ascrloiwTihallc^^^^ ..a Slone for making a cabaclion. CrtCHt...... Platl IfClpS...... yOu lift' .satin. The full .akirL .had on ..0f ..t h 0-..brldc,'. gift bearersj ‘nshnpN.wio fuluro of family, Morlo -Members-brought-some.-in* this machine liow-wilhln.ji Unt In Aniinin nt titn chUdrcn. Smco hor retirement ^ .. .. -_*i— — 1------.n— *3 overlay of lace that opened In Marcia Drown, cousin of pie Parrott, Mrs. Oglle Lammers, tcrcstlng spoclmena to displriy. tlie front, with theirs'of lace In bride, and Angle Hording, who Miss Lindgren has traveled ^ îtuna all Twin nie group decldcd to invite turn on thb back ending in a train. pinned on corsages; Mrs. around the country ond Dwlalii Uie E u rek a G em and M ineral Her fingertip veil of silk Jackie Anderson, Mrs. Marie throuiiout Idaho speaking on pfl^rott and family, Tacoma, Gub ot Mountain Home to the illusion was. held by a mantilla Harding,Vonnle Homan, behalf of education, usually for y/nnh Mr and Mrs Rnlnh Sept. 15 meeting./nianks/were «M..SINGER headpiece of lace p petals and Marcia Drown and Shannon local and district Della Kappa S e ll aTd flu y riS ig e rS to bo. sent to members of the and turn oot anything pearls. Slie carried a formal Jiriggs, wliowere in chargeof Comma convention. Mr. ond Mrs. Alva Porrott tuid. Northslde Gem and. Hobby OPEN FRIDAY NffeHTS UNTI19:00 p . m j cascade bouquet of white b u b , W endell, for Uie donnlion gladioli centered ‘on a white La^bor. pl„,0d îTs ttV " s “‘a„f S » of four display cases and a 150 Main Avd. N.— 733-3344 Bible. cordinn inUilc, nsaistcil by Del chnllongos them to moot Uielr gavel. Janlme SmlUi, cousin of the Storey, who played the bnsa responsibilities, bridegroom, was maid of honor. gultnr. "Too many teachers in tlie Marcella Sligar, cousin of tlio Special Buosls wore Mr, and modern world ol rapid clianges bride, Debbie Ulrich and Mrs. Doyle Sligar, grond- and procures are toacliing for Chondee BJornn were parents ot the brido'i Mr. and Uie salary only and simply put bridesmaids. Keith Rosen* Mrs. Tim Drown, Sr., greotT in thoir time. OUiors are doing crantz, Castleford, cousin of tho grandparents ot Uie brido; Mr. much to help today's contused -bP!d9BfTOffirôm»Bt:"Tmmr-i ‘ ■ “osencmntzr-l'<>'"'(!— people— face— tholr- Jolin Thompson and Richard SrandpaVents ol the problems ond th|s Is the Thompson, brothers of the bridegroom, and Mr. and Mrs. responsibility ot the teacher bride,*' were ushers. Billy Arley Williams and Mrs. Otto because ot hor close association Sparks, brother of the McChristinn. with the young people," Miss bridegroom, . and Mike G u cata___ a ltiu u la d ___ [n u n __U n d g ren s a y s ______Thompson, brother of the bride, Castlctord, Duhl, Downey, Tliecltntion.to the Twin Falls were candlellghters. Boise, Thornton, Kimberly, woman states, "To be sflectod Tina Bauers, cousin of the Filer, Wendell, Nnmpa, Oregon by your colloaguos and ‘ ~ ■" rnla. The couple ossociotes Is of IJself 0 h ea rt- flower girls. Rusty Thompson, brother of the bride, was ring bearer. Wedding m usic w as played by Novella Lazaros, who also Farm, Fr« Freshly Ground' -S¥®Md Beef- ______1______: JJ,S,D.AJospoctpd • -Jumfco-— Superb Flavor Buy-Any^Sixe Pqclcagir^Yau'NoDd ------MR^-AUaMHS.îBN DWIGHT-PERfieL------For Wholosomonoss At Tnls^Lp.W)Prico Por^Pound (David photo) W hole

^ C Homemakers ■ ' WeddiTig, !b. Club Conducts 59 Home Tour Vows Are Fancy Gplden Bananas 12« Sliced Bacon 78“ DrtdtiaH Fully Caoltd u 98“ FAinriELD - Tlic r.iu Russet Potatoes “ , ’ bog t Frankfurters s;::';;,” remodeled home nnd Ihe lond- ■ no 59' Turbot Fillets ^ 68“ scoped ynrd nnd flowers of Mr. Repeated U r p . Ri^d Radishes Runih 5- Round Steaks ito"; a .. Jind Mrs. Willinm D .. Simon 1.29 Fish Sticks u. 58“ JEROME — Esther Louise la r g t . were the fenlure of the Augiut Green Onions. a°!;i CKuck-RflosiJ'lBlod* Cui oH^theji^Prnjrie: _Stono.dQUBhtcr-otMr.ond^rfl__ S 9 ‘- -Beef4hort-Ribs -Wcsl-Slonornnd"Glcn'Dwight— = n r r r 4 9 “=: Homemnkers Extension QoUi Freestone Peaches 28“ Canned Ham M orrtll'i An'JEarly-Ainerlcan Ihe'me is Ferrel, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Cfop P fid . 515.48 Ground ChuckTo;;.. Dwight Ferrol, all Jerome, Colirornia 73“ carried oul in the house witli Seedless Grapes 34“ Pork Chops fam ily Pack — ? uses of antiques. Many types of were married July 20 in rites at FiMt 1 C»l Choni - W Fryer Breasts plants nnd flowers were used ,in IhcGruce'BnrtlsrChurcl Tresh-Corn “thtrj’nrd.-A roofed over patioV J la lls . — ------6 i . r 3 8 ‘ Rev. Robert Seaman per hnd , semi-tropical , plartt«\ Crisp Golden Carrots 2£25» Kcowinf* In it. One 6f tlie garden formed tlio ovening*ceremony Lucerne before o background of whito Yogurt-Sherbet ,;z :‘ Pin! nrran);cments fontured n Foncy I Cm . 39“ waterfall. Native rocks nnd gladioli tied wlUi blue ribbons 2 i 7 8 “ and whito tapers in wrought l« - e i. plants were u.secl in much of the Cheese Pina ’t°J: P in o 63“ iron candelabra. Fruit Drinks landscaping. Frank McMullin, Twin Falls, S a fe w a y 8?Bscoe«jsif 13.01. Reports were given on the Bel-air Sliced Peaches H g . 29“ Frosh Fruit Flavors ' played traditional wedding club's 4-11 booUi th a t won a blue Sto res All! I Buy Refrlgoratod' music and accompanied Mrs. Sharp Cheese ribtton. It was planned to have Chtddof lb . 99“ .Uic—B.Une-J'asliions,-Doiso,--Tom_McQ|T}nis,_80l0l3t_Qnil ____ ! -© f_Tlhese_ZiM KB3$-: _____ 15-ot. — H a lf present a style sljow for the sister of the bridegroom. < “Hormei chiii~r;'rr C an Gallon Ootober-meeling“A-hometour“— Olic-bridc,-08cortod-by-hor— —‘ Bono------*Poi(j|«llo - ' ; = r is being planned for November. -^father, wore a floor length gown B ^ l Cleaner LTL°: Glass Blacl Mrs. Elmer (MU-’ M rf. WllUam Reeae,’ vlco* ..pniident.: Mrs. Wililain Knim. Wptist-Chui^hi-Hnnseil;— : ------drod)-ThlQflrCalodon!nrWljCri •ecretary; Mrs. U rry Henman, ’ Tiie brido \h tlie dau|jhlor.of ■andMra.Dean(Murjorio) Puah,' WflaonBiKgcrfl, Twin FmiIIh, and . Konniwick. Waslj, .Mr8, TWes trea su rer; M rs.' Ellw rt OiivlN, projecta fhalnnnn, nnd'Mrs. Uic late’Mrs. Jiino Bl«Kora riio iwo,douiihtcrs, Mr?. S t^ Pilipatrick, 'publicity .bridegroom is llic son of,M rs.. (Linda)- Hudloy, who niancho Koch, Twin- Fnlls, and Kradoated from the Univerilty chairman. ^ The Junior Club will proKcnt tlio latd Mr. Howard Kooli. . of Minnesota In .Juno, and ita annual Tour of Homos on • Tlie double rini' cel-erpony Mnrlono, who Is a student nurao wiis performed by Elder Arcle nt the University of Mln- Sunday, Sept. 13, from I to 5 p. -m -Prooeeda from-Uio-tourr-wUU Sallec before an altar flanked ncapolls. Mrs. Buah has three be given to Uio Twin F jiIIs .byJiir«c-bouqucta-ot-whItC-flnd_sons,_Dftvid,_a_liiuh_schooL I ^ lc library: blue foatlier flowers-wiUi Inr^c senior, Ijii'ry, 13, he Wheat Commission official ‘Ahoy There, You Landltibbers’ salil.

By BETTY CANARY

I cannot say I’ve mode a complete study of tho subject, because he foresees the day wiien tiiey will not but, now t)jat I live in Great Lakes coiuitry, I seem to fall but be pushed overboard.) have accumulated qulle'a bit of material about boats nnd -b o aU ra,------_lY^our_ a_v e r a g e power ' man never sings ••Anciiors ~A\^rKh!” ^h ilc leavfng^the slip. ■ He is too busy bawling. A boat, os a sage—possibly a marina-owning siige—once “Loolcit that guy's w*ako!" nnd moaning. “Did you forget ^sald, is a hole, surrounded by \vater, into which a man the beer AGAIN. Maxine?" continually pours money. -Ho-also-soys,—Chock-the-bllgo,—a-lQt.- There ore sailboats and power boats. Boaters therefore can generally be divided into two types—sail people and Learnlng the various parts of the boat is an easy task. _ p o w « people. IJiavc more data on powerbbats than sail* The two most important ^arts are the prow-and the prop. i>oSt8 flrtdllils is not i)ecause I am partial or nonobjective. The prow is the front of the boat. It Is usually tho first 1 sim ply find that taking notes is easier while riding In a thing to hit a submerged log. ^he prop, or 'propeller, is -pflWcr.-DQat,..nQ?s}!>iv.bfA’ntisc .its la£k..pLa .salL k ccp sjn c, situated at the rear under the boat, Its olades wiilrl gaily irom being constantly smacked in the side of tho head. TJsnhcyTJUshnhe-tTDflt-ihrmrcinity^rareT. Unless, oi course, you run over a rock with thom. A sail man can be recognized by hi.s lithe, lean, graceful appearance. Bronze as a smoked salmon (they keep a According to plclut^cs accompanying boat advertise sm oked salmon nailed above the yacht club door (or com ments. riding in a boat Is a healthful, youthful, beautiful parison purposesl, the sail man lists slightly while walking. thine to do. I haven’t noticed any change in myself yet, HO doea not whistle "Red Sails In the Sunset" any more but 1 am convinced that someday I'll step aboard and Im- rrof(on:thDn'thc-TiveraBeTcltl2cnf -mqdiatoly.bc- 10-yoars-younfior,-blondo,-losoj6 _poundfl, ond be surrounded by a group of men, all of whom nre wearing A pow er man can bo easily Identified. He often wears a rS\Wm trunks by Brooks. billed cop. He Is usually surrounded by his family. His wife occupies herself mostly with pushing an cnormousi Those who don’t care for boating usually spend their food cooler about the deck. His children whine, “Whv do I summers indoors rereading Katherine'Ann Porter's "Ship ■nvftvi lo wear a llfeJackelV I wouldn't fall overboard In a million years'" (He insists they wear t()o lifejackets, (Ntwtpepti Intitfititt Am.)

fun things afoot

knee-highs go glddior this (OGson. Argyles odd their spoclal sock to the scono. Colors come op strong. Cables arc chic. "Plains" aro posh. And Sears one-sizor. fits and floHors 6very Ibgl Another com fort . . . ihoyVo machine washable at m9dium temperatur«. Sears Jitiqo-.hiohs oro dqfinitoly thd;Jfbn-and-fashlon V a y to go.. And here's, tho kickor: Y04 .con chdrge tnem’ pn Sears Revdlving Charge, 'fhey're just 1.25 &. 1.49 a pair._ _ _ Other Styles di .Low as 7 7 ‘a Pair ^ , S cari... tlie faahlon atop

Srnra SiiIIh Only FiwtXJiialfiy Uoilory.'.'J'^.Sflpondi* No Irregulari , i ,

SHOP AT SEAnS AND SAVE (tr.W: Sailii/aelfim 6f Vami’ Mmmv Baek S p a r e fV«u* . ’• ‘M'.M. , ...... Shi, 8KARI. ROEBUCK AHO CO. } ' ■ Miniskirted ' Sunday, AuoutI J3, 19?0 . Twin Falli, Idnho 33 Prjnces’s Anne- Magic Valley Favorites' — Q ge_5.M i.cli-.-^ -~WeeMs-Rectp]rWmneii— -^n«|{nr.-AdU grocn'ftfffiirOfuI LONDON (UPI) >-Bfi(alnL heUt thoroughly. technician, electronic computer MRS<-RITA JOHNSTON ' minlsklrtod Princess Anne Is >| /ah., — In- 4 years — are skilled workers, Pour.Into a serving dish and KPing m ldl thlB fall.' ' / jot Job op- rapairer,' compositor, baker, or Journeymen. Wljlle trainees 746 4 th A v e. E., Twin Falls barber, tailor, .upholsterer, Kilrnlali with ok« ijnd crumbled • P rinccss Anno, who celebrat- w m eo ap* loarn'tind work tliey also earn; PENNSYLVANIA.', drycleaner and chef, asA^ell ^s bacon. Makes four serVinKs. . od )ier 20th birthday Aug. 15, trad e s; the starling salary Is about.haif DUTCH-STYLE others. The Timcs-Nows will pay |S . win bo woorlng mldltSpata when h '/ Iclan* and the wage paid the skiUed ^ GREEN BEANS each week* for Magic Valley sho comcfl back from vacation 't. tlq s w e re fiort and Mrs.-Mlxer said the w orker In the p artic u la r- In- 3 strip s bacon • Favdrites. If you have a ■ stressed nicentlj^ykoscoe H. ' f^bor Department is working td duatryt and . a ppy; raise :-ln Wtober.apd rt^ e ji“Her"' 1 *m«l! onion,’■Bll<;ed " ’ favorite recipe’, )ual mall It'.to ' royal duties.'*, ' Burt, SeatUo, reford director >>>t<)rest employers and labor guaranteed every six months* 2.tdaUpoons cornstarch • the Heclpe Departnienl, . of the Labor W tm ent’s ' organiiations as we^l as During the last half year of , . Ttio blonde daughter of Queen ' ^'4 teaspoon salt ' Women's Pago Editor. The Bureau of Apprfltleshljy and Pfospoctlvo traineos.ln'op- training, an apprentice rfcclvcs ' Elizabeth II says she thlnlu the ^ toHHpoon (h'y m ustjjrd recipe become.s the property of • m ldcalf Idngth will l>o practical Tralnlng, and ifs.'Madolino portunltles which traditionally at leafit DO per cont of'the 1.N o ..303 can green twans Mixer, San Fran so, regional have been reserved for men., the Tlmea-Newi and.canAot be . for coats. . ; Journeyman's basl'c wage, 1-tablespoon brown fiiigur . returned ‘ ^ . ' "It cnrf“ fe* jolly chilly diroctoi* of tfc Women's ^ ‘®y Uiere was a 72 per* Copies of a now i^bor 1 tnblespoon vinegar . standing about on those wide Buro^u. : Increase nationally In the Dor/artmont leaflet entltied, 1 hnrd cooked egg, sllcod open apncofl like parade The two fedja) officials number of women In op-- •*‘W^y Not Bo an Apprentice?" Fry bacon In iikillot until Attend Camp noted that womda# in more . Pfonticeship program s grounds In winter," Anno says. are available at 10 cents each, crisp, nemove from skillot and ■ SHOSHONR - Girls from than 00 occupatjisout of 370 joglstered-.. with the Labor . But the mldlcoats will be w ith a 25 |>or cerU discount on cruifnble. Drain off all but ono SImsliono who ultundMl Ihq Iwo - offcdng-flpprcntisljp-lrfllnlnfi— .Mnopowor—Ad?- ■.. woT'rt" '.6v6rT “ mHch______SKfirttr-^ lordcrs of-100.or-.Mora, from the- tabloBpoon drlpplngsrAdd onlon- -u io o k -c n m p -iil-(!iim p TnviRn— ' toward a caretfns n skilled ministration In lOflD. dresses, So far she has not been Superintendont of' Documents. and brown lightly. Stir in corn* KanI In Uio SouUi Illlls wcro • A4/?. A n d MRS. LBMND BRIZEB • Apprentices receive a able to bring herself to try the w orker. U. S. Government Printing starch, salt and dry mustard. . Donnn iliicobscn, Vlvlnti Myor.s . . . 2147 Addison Ave. E „ w ill ho honored on iheir combination - of >on*the>Joi) new mldcalf skirts. Ttieso occupalhs, theysnld, Office, Wn.nhlngton, H C . 20402. Dradn beans. Roaervc one- nnd Cindy Bcr«lh. Durlnu llio tralrihig and celatod cluRsroom Tlio princess, who buys m ost Go/c/on Wedding Anniversary with an open housa Include': phjmaceutical half cu p . liquid and Htir Into stay, Ihey took a UlrM.

A play on plaid , , , shaped coat over o short sleeved dross aclivoled by panel — RloatTT-hold'clonrwtti- wider belt. . Jacquord doubleknit of p o cro n * polyester in combination ol eurront/camol ond sizes 8-14. 2J Tit»Hf6-Nowi, Twill J'.iMt. Id.jho SiJiWlnv, A u gu tl 'J3, J9/0 Rdceptipn Absentee Shower Irleld ■’ * '•RICHFIBLD - Mrs. Oaylon KiHsler, ShOHhono, -wan c6- ‘. B.etty Martin, Blartiires Wed Jjwainston and t>aby son, Keith h(iKtoK!i. . • ' ' Honors ‘ v Rvisselli'wpro guests t)f honor at' JanflH Hwainston and ,, TWIN FAI.US - Hotly Jflia* an absontco,shower given for Dclwruh .Swninston oponod and jrn'itnritnjinhrcr~nf~Mr-nnd- -(h g m -n < -th w -h fttt)f> -o f—Mr-u_ifHBp)i»yft«|;îfLqltn_bg -prfl.KPntcd— ^ •M rs. Mdbuilt H. M arlin, 'IVln Morris Swalnnton. Mn|. Gary to Uie honocccK- . Falls, nml, 'iJiimes All»n- 'C M p le HlaiiiiroH’. soiiVf Mr. and NIi'h: TWIH FAIXS - Clfludin , Mnbc'rl lllanilroM, Joronie, Wfro .Coulam,. (]<ûghtbr of Mr.' and ' united.. In n'liirriai'o July 'iH at Mrfl. RoetH Coulam, and Bryan • Utc F(rst IVcsbylcrion Cluirch, McKiiôn, son of Mrs, Ann Twin rails. McKlnnbn, nil 'fVin Falls, wero nov. Hohdrl ■ C. Harvoy- married la-ritos July 21 at Iho performod tin; double rjni; Idaho Ffllls Tcmplo. co'rc/nony. before it cathedral’ A rocoptlbn wjis hold In Uio, banket of coral . ijlHdloli, LOS tnbornacli} on'.'Maurico loatherleafanilyellniWiniiconil . /, S treet July 25. 'I'ho brldo an d pompons and earnajions, i/,_ Jjridogrpom groetod^ guoata flanked by brass candelabra • between lartto bouquets of . boldinf! uhlte- candles and KlndloU; • dceorateil with coral and yellow • 'pip brldo wore a silk cord pom pons arwl carnations. 'Hie noor-lengtb gown wlUi long pews were marked with coral sleovcs, trlmnicd' \^th , Whlt^ — rnnd-y^llnw-sjain-bowK;------duisreV.Îoi' chai^l'lcnglh veil, . 'fiiven in marriaiie by Iwr onhancod with patchlhg fntlier, the bride wore an A-liiie d{ii»los’, ' feotucod aurora jjown of im|)ortcd liice over -b o realis boU; Sho cacriod a peaii de soie, re*einbroidered white fluted dnisoy biâqu'ct witb lace medallion.s centered with blue and grpen .stroamerfl. with tiny pearl.s. The aown Slm rla H(cic(i.wn.‘i m fltron of featured u .âbrina neckline and honor.' Bridosmaldfl wore lily point mceyes. 'riie cathedral Georgia Coulam and Gcraldino train'wa.senluincctlwllli row.sof ' Miihonoy, •sisters of Ute' brldo, Im'e.inodallions and motlier-of- ,nnd Chorry McKinnon and pearl iridescent.';. Her veil of Verle McKinnon, slHlei's of the silk illu.sion was held, in place AND MRS. BRYAN Wcl^/NNAN bridegroom, all Twin-Falls. • with lace flowers and fresh ■ |v fS/iig Mon'fo p/ioôj David Allman, Idaho Falls, white baby carnations. She was best man. Serving as Music •wal)rovlded by' the carried a formal cascncio of ushers were Ernest Hicks, Kenneth Joison Orchestra . coral carnations and yellow Boise, and.Dan Mahoney. Twin which incided Kenneth . dnisies and ivy. F a lls; Johnson, Fid Wlilte, Relna Tlie bride’s iittendants wore MR, AND MRS. JAMBS A. BLAMIRES •The five-tiered wedding cake; Devries, S^n Gould and 'M rs. James Doujjiass. Salt (Shig Mo'riia pholo) enclrcled'With blue and green Warren Saunrs. ______Ijike City, sistecof the hride, a.s roses anclbells, was centered on • Tlie reccptn was preceded .Valley, the couple arc residing matron of honor: Chris received by Linda Driescl, Jorrl Utah; Jerome, Eden, Gooding, a mlpror. Silver candelabra by a patio dicr for the wed- nt 320'E. 500 N., Provo, Utah, ^merick nnd Shandn Unzer, Qui{'ley,' Coleen Sulllvnn and WiMdell, Boi.se and Twin Falls. flanked the fruit take baked by ding partyjofltod by. the _ . - Twirt Fnlls-.bridesniaids; and Connie. Brown.- . After n honeymoon-trip to the bride’s"- mother . and • - Julio Doiif»lass. tpiece of the brldegroom’inothor;------R e u n r o r r H e l d Tlie bride’s table was covered Jackson Hole-nmi Yellowstone decoratcd by the bride's Out-of-towmuosts included -t)ride;-nower );irl; - - ;— with- ;ace—over"vellnw~nntl~ Nnttpnnl~~Pnrk r^ h [r~Poiipl[r -brother-in-law—bah-Mahonoy- ;M iâ«lfclRnrd:M F5^=B4fiEBM AN:==^ Jan niamires. brollicr of the decorated with yellow and coral re.slde in Jerome. Mrs, Bltti Hamilton sorvod the L lllln n M c:nnon.' liriind- '™a- held recently nt 'brideRroonmvns-besl-nTOn-and—i cake, nssi.sted by Mrs. Marcella m others of thprldegroom , an( ikM Inrrlson' bythe.cW ldrnir* nueben Fletcher and Alfred tiered wedding cnke decorated hosted by the bridegroom's Holder; Mrsvljjulse Johns, Mrs. Roger McKirtn, uncle of the of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Slieumiiker served as uaber.s. with coral star flowers and parents at their home in Alverda Morgan, • Sherle bridegroom,;.! Price, Utah; Ottley. Family members at Dirk-Douglas,jicphcw_of._the yellow lac'cwork and lopped J ero m e , July 24. . __ _MQrtaky.»_Mnrgc Mahoney, ^nry pirbfll Provo, Utah, tended . from . Hagerman, •bridgr-H’ng-gnndlgliRhterr-nnd-wtth~~n~-whttc—3tftlTr~ligf»'t ■ T!renjrl(Iir"was feled al “fr /\zu sa Calif.'v and Rae Anna aunt of the liio, and Mr. and BurJey, Boise, Twin Falls, Jerry Doui;lass. nephew of the surrounded with two white miscellaneous .shower hosted by Hamilton. Guests were seated Mrs. Burt i>tt. Bountiful, Hey’burn, Rupert and Pocatello. bride, was rinKbearer. ’ doves. Mrs. Nancy Darling. at tables decorated with white ‘fMrs.-iRqberl C. Harvey, Mrs. Willinm Kmerlck cut table cloths and blue, flowers organist, pliyed the.traditional and served the cake. Mrs. wedding music, and ac- Poems Discussed floating in crystal bowls. Vfrginia Heitter poured coffee Gift bearers were Polly, Hess companicd the soloist, Mrs. and Mrs. Kathy Shewinnker MIl.Nfen - Mombcra of the' and Kim Hamilton, and Martha Mead. served the punch. A silver Friendship Circle Club’ an arraîglng the gifts were Guests were registered at a coffee servicc nnd punch bowl swered roll call with my reception immediately after the MaurinenasinuBon,Slierl Hine, complemented the table ser- favorite poeiq and a general Karylan Rltoads. Lynn Havener ceremony. in_lhe .Faceside- vice. ------discussion was held on each of and’ Lydlir'Ai^rTngtonT'MF^ Uunge of the church by Mrs. Guest.s iittended from Ogden, them ai a recent meeting at the Mary Corbett, aunt of the bride, Nancy Darling. Gifts were Salt Ijike City and Centerville, home of Mrs. J. E. Neumann. registered ;the guests.

USE OUR PARKING LOT ENTRANCES WITR . THE CAMOPIE TOPS

- ’ 4 ■ . J • V !. uvJ-V.Vii--. Prayer Ceremony Buhl BUHL — All ovoniitti wt'd(UHK prnyor cctomony uml roccptlon ' worn hold AuBUst p In liunor o[ D d t e sal, anil Mrs, JcrrJ Itovtil P nliii.. wlM woro ITliirrlcd Marcli 20 In il Mrs. Hanv«y Schlagenhauf, ' • c iv il cVaiqj Twin F alls > MME«IYSQE,UIYSTYU, blended wltll.lh« blickijraiind ' Hitth School and Is employed at- 90-Minute ic ttln ij. (ho ‘ Roosovlllo s C o m m u n ity -fonnfUfrson. Hofipltnl, noRovlllc, Calir. Sgt. P o in t In Uie non o{ M r, • nTPunoHB^MiMuns. Deuipnstrations and M rs, Jerry Pnint, Btilil, ’f he - Mr. W illiiim stn 1906 g ra d u ate I . of Iho Twin Falls high school, Is » C O M n m ilG U K N TIN Înning at 10 p.m., bride. Is the' former Plbi-n 2N0WS. . 2 p.m. and 7t30p.m . '(Jeanle) Pnnprnclui, dnuijliter. ■ In buglnoss.WlUj his father. , " DONAMCKETT Dtmonilratlon F** ‘1 -■of Mr. nncl Mrs. B, Pimprnchii, • MXSTUWITHNOFKURIK, All m nl«rlnli cxuilnhtn Klonfidnn,'riiiilliipd, n suburb of MEXPERBIGt ' B iinfikok. Organ- Recital Presented •D B K N M D C W Y FASHIONS ; 'Hie bride wore n fltior loniltli p.-, nicee.BeJcaM.on.tolh!Lby- 'jirlnccita stylixl i;own of pink lliiinbion prosentod“ ^nir7M lllorj “How Great 'Hiou M l " Tim* and DatM TmerieaifW^PaHWCo:'î: Donu do solo nniriiice,.foiitiirinii Johnson In an organ recital at by Hlnz; "Granada” by Lara, im oinpiro wnlstllne .iind his Burley-studio, 2H0 Davcn "Romeo and JuH ef by RoU; ' ii" ■ ilecorotcd Ince Iwdlce. Potlte i ' “ S w eetheartT V ee" by M anclnl; pin k flo w o rs o u tlin e d tlio s i|u n rc I of. Mr. and. -^Somewhere My Love” by neckline and sliort sleeves. Tlie SGT. AND MRS, JBRRY DAVID PALAT . Mrs. WendellJohnson, Rupert. Jarr.e, and "TTie Impossible self coIorcd bend.q, sequins and He ia.a>junior-aUMlnloo-HlBh^Dre«m"-brLelj5r WEDNESDAIT A U G U S O ith School,School . •* flowers' were sewn onto the created by Mrs. Leonard At the conclusion of the Bown by the bride. She carrlcil a WnlcoU...... Tcdtalrguesta we^^'seWcd at a .B JS s sa; B £,;;. “ ? •; rH iT HOLIDAY INW 1350 alui lak«t BlvdT iMuquct o f pink sweotlioiirt Small cry stal bowi.s, floral tea table deqoraled ;wllh red , roses ond ateplmnotis and wore arrangements and ribbon roses .and w|ilte chrysjn' a matching crescent shaped streamers enhanced the tabic ..“ l iS i g H S th e m u m s . ' floral piece. . .setting. M rs. Edward Niviicok wa’s In Mrs. .Tiiomas Novacck and charso'fof ,tho nuost book. Mrs. Joe Kucera, aimta of tlic Thomas! Novaeck and .loc bridegroom, cut antUcLVcd the " P a la t, u n c le s of th e b rld e u ro o m , cake. Mrs. Joe Palat, aimt of served as iishcr.s. tlu* bridegroom , servw l-piinch. Topers were llKhleci prior to Women of the church were In tlie c e re m o n y by Hq.ccI Jo charge of the reception qnd Harmon ond Jeff Harmon, 'IVin decorations were' arranged by Falls, cousins of the Mrs. Joe Kucera, Mrs. Ray -brldegro^,. Quigley and . Mrs. • EllaworUr ■ MMary ary biristine Cliri Fickcr and School. —^lltIi^Dlano-Fickoî-SprinKîel(^^ — Mrs—l^lmei^Hnrmonrr^rwln- ~ni-i nlum^rtli(TbrjUe«room. Fnlls, and Mrs. Don Fladwood, ■ idTihtr-Pnlls,“ pniigtns 61 llic I Sgt. Palat oscorted his' bride bridegroom, arranged the gifts. to Uic a lta r while M rs, Fewcl Sgt. and Mrs. Palat will live in Cliiaham. sang a solo, jic- Austin, Tex., where tlio compnniod-i)y- Mrs. .Blanche bridegroom will bc'stationed Q f Smith. Bergstrom Air Force Base after At a reception following tlie August 27. prayer ccremony the bride’s The bridegroom’s parents table wa.‘5 covercd witli n Ince nnd his sister , and brother-in- cloth and centered with a tlirce* law, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ficker, tiered white...... wedding — — - cake----- 1, ill.,111., alsojiiso celebratedcujuuraieo Pink candles in cry.stal holders' tnoir wedding anniversaries finnim/l ...Kinl. ______t.,! > > flanked Uie cake which was during Uie day. It also w as M rs. accented with pink and ■Jerry Palat’s birthday. —docoratod-witli—dovoB- and ’;-Speclal guests nt - the wedding..V— ..h rings....b-ill. beneath an .iiLii,arch'' ceremony were Mrs. Mary Ivy-nndpink-roscbudsTircl6tho~Vosiknr~Klmlvefly^— ^grand~ b aseo f Uie cake. The cake was nioUier of Uie bridegroom , and '

"TD eoJt

DEAR ABUY: I have a friend who complains constantly to me because she lives in a clannish jieighborhood. She soys

before slie has her lost one off to school, And a few of them stay until il'.s lime for lunch and she can't got her housework done.______/ __ They don’t wait to be offered coffee—they help them.seives. [She uses five pounds^f coffee iLWCCk nnd ■gh«-U —tho-only adult in h er family wJrb drinks it.l f told her to put a .siga outside her door, “ SORRY, NO TIME FOR COFFEE TODAY,” but she says she hasn’t got

Her husband travels, and when he’s home the neighbors - ■ are there having coffee right with him. How can I help my friend gel rid of ihese pests?. I'm afraid .she'll have a nervous breakdown. - WEST 9TOER

...... - WEST: Mnny. proplr 'j*«niplnln .that they are. ■ r ” co n sta n tly bring "InipftKod upoii" b y u n w clcom c "gueiitB, hut^ for .some strange reonon they never do anything'about U. .“ Tills leads me to siuipecl that the “victim" not only secretly enjoys iJicse drop-in pi^sU. but rnjoys complaining abotit

r complains to me, I’ll recommrnd a foolproof pest exterminator. ^

DEAR ABUY; My husband is a great person—except for one thing: lU.S TEMPER. Me has never hit me, but I’m “ starting to get scared. He gels mad over the least little thing. He broke ihe leg off the TV btcause ho couldn’t gel a clear •• picture, and if somebody happens to get a wrong number ond ^ rings our place hy mistal

ni'^AR .S(^\It|^l): Ves.-nut4 nm no doctor which 1q w hat your husband needs In order to i>i>Jermlne if hU rils of anger are symptoms of o serious Illness ir If he Is Just overreietlbtf , In a •childish way. . . ^

DEAR ABBY: "X’* and I are gelling married soon at a formal wedfllnc in a church. Three out of the four'ushers ■have long-hair. Tlils;will look terrible wllh luxes. I think those three should either cut their hair or wear one of those short stretch wigs they hnyo for. men now ______"X" says we have no righl to ask them to do either. My mother is having a fit. If theso; hoys show up in the wedding parly with their long hair, r, know there will be a lol of criticism from my ...... ‘ "lULOiiinion!______iiBii____ DEAR 7B"i Vou have no right to aik ihe ushers to pose i sherthAlijeH types. |I douht If they would a^ree to do It. ■aywsy.) jit seems to me (hat everyone should be accustomed to seeing long hsir on men by now. If It's cleao . ..aud.uell cared for, what li there to erltlclier

DEAR ABBY; Is It considered good manners to cowmenl on a lady's Jewelry? I rtionn, if tho comment Is meant, w ft compliment?. ^ACUSB.*--..' DEAR SVIWCUHeI Cfrtflliily. It's » fairly u fe bet tS*'?'* " U\f liiily au.irni. h»;rsi lf wlih jewelry dots ko In tho hope t»jntit\yilhtlHui'..a.f.

V..' !'■ . ,• ' vi';• h' 1 , Sufidfly. Auqus) 33/ 19J’0 , _ , . ?A TiMi'S Nrvvs. Twin F.illi, Idrtho Keep Neck Students Present For 7 97 0 if^ Texture in Ties! •In Shape . NICW'VOKK (U Pl')-nicro Is ' If DKfllnK neck skin makbs you ' Buciey Recital KO tnii'i'h li'xtiire In -the full want to bury you^ Hoad In Uio neckllcs th«y arc prHcHciilly num.KY - ..nohort, d . At the conclusion 'of 'tl'io sand, Uion- i^rhapa you should tfiroi' liiini'tiHin/iiil --oil shirts. .Synthe Mrs. Gerald Stoller, Paul; • nothing to beat a very tip-lo-lho* B.llt’frt't.'T' - , tics inako up no per ceiil of (lie .Paula Winn, dauijhtcr of Mr. minute lemon clonnsInK milk output. juid Mrs. Kldon Winn, liurley; when it (iomos to, fast, Rcntio ' Bert I’ulitzLT. whoso Ups run Gee Wllskie, dauKhter of Mr. dlsHolvlnfi action! Tlio rich, •I'v inches, said he thinlci only and Mrs. Wayne Wilnkle, a tim id Im.'U) \ii\] Wear a solid .nntut-al 'lom on* emollients In Rupert; fJandrn Common.s, Umon .IcIvjTi apunalpK Milk Ue-itilliJi-striped shirt, and he .CAnOI.YNTIDQUIST dauKhter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray remoyo oven tlio cllniflosl. pointed out a Jacquard figure Commons, Rupert* NIckI . mnko-iip ilncl skln'lm piirlllcit In . on a rdpp i'ro iu n l, w oven in 3D. Rodder; (launiitcr of Mr- and ' one «w6op. Htrip**K. as "Ix ild b iir MOod wiUi September Mrs. K.J. Reddor, Rurloy; -Aftor-ole(mHln)!r't«ne“ your ' ^ t r ip H s T lY e n n a P e te rs o n .'.d a u g lite r of~ He ('oes into llie shirt nock witli refroHhlnii Ixmon Mr. and Mrs. AJbert Filmoro, business this • fall and he Jelvyn Skin Frc.shener. Soak a W edding Burley: Lynette Dalling;. niaintamod this viewiwint in pad of cotton In .the freshener daughter'of Mr. (ind'Mrs. Lynn shirts and lies he had and briskly pal alont' tho chin Dalling, -Burley: and Dennis coordinated—pnnti’d shirts with and up and down tho nock until Date Slated Stoller. ■ Paul, who concluded ancient niaddiT ties, li|;ht you can actually soo tho healthy KIMBKRLY — Mr. and Mrs. with a ■•lêlude in D Flat plnids with flower prints, a pink color omerfilna on the skin. Clinton Tldqulst, Kimberly, M ajor” by Cliopin and a modern ■jacquard weave shirt .and a Since the skin of the neck la nnrwunce the enKa|{einent and selection, “ I R'emcmbor You"' SHOES tapestry tie. one of the driest complexion forthcoming mnrriaye of their by Schertzinger. . • Ralph L'tiiren.of Polo, who areas, smooth a gcncrou.«i layer daughter, Carolyn, to Pvt. started O**? lextured look, (foes of vitalizing cream into the nock Wade Glenn, son of Mr. and M solid colors in a wool with upward and outward Mrs. Morrll Glenn, KIndjerly. . . J • Shetland witli a ribbed weave movements every night. During Miss Tldquist and I?vl. Glenn UVat ro ta i/is h is look o f e le j’ant Uie d a y , u s e m o is t tro p ic a l Oil of' were graduated from Kimberly Olay to thorouRldy saturate and ric h n e s s . T lieri' w e r e ' {loop H ig h s c h o o l In lOCB. M iss .rw i'i I AUL'^ tDAMO repps patchviork ties, jilt'n sink Into the skin as a Tidquist lias been attending Fiiiiric plaids. ( • nourishinR sub-foundation for Idaho -State University. ^Pvt. Cliarles Dralt of Damon m uke-up’. ' Glenn attended the College of lim iso Creations, called the striped tie A fact not ({cnerally ap- Southern Idaho and enlisted In an histnrirally favorite design i «■ .1 ■ i „ I I. . . I 1 - L . 1 • preciated is that the skin of the the Army In February. He is O N THE MEN S tosnion scono Oui tall will, bo u/^ra-fexûrec/ hos such as this oho simply because it is dry. but he did them in ninny new now stationed In Maryland. which Is so hoavily foxfurod if is. almost throo dimonsion’al. Tho boldly p rin h d tie .seems to attract the sun and FABRICS FOR . ways. TJjere was a nubby lincn An early September wedding look ■ with jacquard dlnônal hos cross siripos o f doop ropp and is dosignod to bo worn'w ifh siripod or prinfod tends to burn more ea.sily than is planned.. ‘ BACKTO SCHOOL FASHIONS stripes, fl deep twill weave with shifts. (UPl)’ - • • ____ - ...... m o s t o th e r a r e a s o f tlic b ody. muted jacquard stripes an.. - — p rin ts . ^ Bill Miller for M. i D. Simon was heavy on tapestries—some, POLLY’S POINTBHS Jliutcd^w irls between diagoflaL stripes, sculptured swirls af’am st subdued stripes, lape*. stries that looked like paisley in soft elc('ant colors like rose and b lu e. Cre;ilc.4 Prohlciii for Her Brnnzini had ties up to 4*3 inches in soft prints and By POLLY CRAMER foulards that roll sli({htly. Solids were in nubby silks with a repp Polly's Problem weave. Patterns In {{eometrics DFAR POI.LY—We have new green outdoor carpet and prints were Inryer anU ing onour palio, A large candle w.as knocked off the - there was much Art Deep. ciiffee table while it was still warm after being Hut, ■ which makes Umvin lighted. This left an ugly tallow spot on the carnet. ^ ties, showed repps with a A.hlolt(*r was put over it and then pressed with a ’ brushed, almost velvety finish, warm iron but this only made it worse. Ice ciil)es do n ie l-mvin prints Included Iwld no good. Does anyone know n safe solution trt this square random polka dots in witjiout injury to ihe carpel and its color'.’—I.KNA such combinations as two shades of blue and while 'on DKAll POLLY—M y.KUer Is for Marilyn and all others n a v y . who are driven lo distracUon by unsolicited items and junk U'stei KJaus, a desij*ner at mail that come through the mail. I solved the [)robIem by fiurilin Bibas, showed lots of marking '•Refused, freturn to.Sender." Sometimes a com- art nouveau flowers in c!esl({ns pnny does not adm it to having received the ilem from you. IJtat reminded'one of a Tiffany and they send bills and threatening letters, oven from at torneys’and collection agents. Ignore them. If you answer lam p. Tlie Olej* Cassini line had as nn’jch as one. they know you are worried and will keep many tape.stry stripes in sending more. combination with solid stripes I handled junk mail in an ' and printed liexliHonal patterns. even simpler way. I had a Colors were unusual —such as rubber stamp made that copper, pale blue and olive. qnvs “Not Interested., Stop 'Hie Prince Igor line empha- Sending Me Jimk Mail. sized nuilticolor stripes in four Most companies took the different colors that managed hint at once and retnoved tojook like a dozen. Jqhn Weit? my name from thot.r mail showed—bold,—boxH pcint^rj- ing,-liut s. A-few-hnrd-heads iw x e s qo b o x e s a n d b o x e s on were treated in tho follow Iw x c.s.o n ho^n-a. 'Hiere was a ing manner: I took every hit of advertising they sent Ijold print of squares and and stamped it with the oblongs in various colors above stamp. I then stuffed it into that postage-paid en- — "Plashed-on-iis<*lid-haekgfound— 'vi*lo|Vo~thPy“ofteir.':end“.'md“m.’ttlcrt“irtinf'k“ K nrthnsc"thnt“ Mill B la ss w ent fo r soft did not have sucli an envelope, I put all the advertising Into Iwiiiiespuns and’wool tweeds a regular envelope without a stam p or. my return address . wbirh rolled gently instead of on it and just addressed it to them . When tl\ey have to pay f>ing flat, 'iliere were tweeds in postage on my clover llltle letter, they, lake me off the a mtidern nontweedy look with mailing list. Only one comj)any refused to give up. I of .spri|{litly colors, and while fered to bet the president of that comifany that my rubber wools in solid and textured. stam p, would hold out longer than, his patience, .so he fiavc.- l.ucien Picard used a ’ silk up. It has been two years since I have received any junk mail other than that addressed lo "()ccu|)ant" or ‘’Itesl- cnd-toH-nd weave (like denim) (U‘nl." Try it. It works.—JACK in hl;u:k against blue, gray, red, __l)L'ii;v____jiu l__ brown grounils. ___ DKAIl POLLY and Marilyn—I solved the problem of Italiati silk 'twills were printed uiisoircited itehis comiiig' through the ihail l)y rnarUing witiT tr ij’t.‘o iiu*lri('s—a n d )i bolt theju ‘Deceased. Remove from mailing list."’I may be of lightning. Must unusual was c r a z y b u t II w o r k e d .— M A R Y C, an It.'iliiin velvet in a large I)I:AR MARY (’.-M rs. W. (’. S. wrote that bI>p d id ii ('<'i»unjtric pattern. this and soon began to rocelvc booklets cemetery lots (.'uinitess M ara slartetl thinjjs and caskets! Ghid you had better luck.—POIJ.Y off .' jlh a $250 tie -reid rubius, . r f a l s a p p h ir e s m o u n te d on 14K fluid .'ii'ttings af’ainst silk, satin Coiffures this full will be look that has been missing too :ntri v f lv tl (o r th e m a n who simple and flowing, giving a long, .says Mamie Scott, styles l.tolo«i,st,«LAs30ciall0n.______dam ask and twill weaves in big bar stripes, geomi-irics and -il>* it'iu * |)atlcrti‘. r n i i ^ t i a n ln'i'i ?.aiil it still t;ut calls f(jr H'a inch lies but went up to five, coordinated with • their shirts. Paisleys were big and bold. Tliere was a big line 'Of handblocked foulards, (xilka , III,- :Uv1 :> (n Aumrn.it.r dots and club figuro.s. >VcllV.'. v ./lh d lJ l l)i'c)|)f(; 'JYigerc .showed dazzling five- i< I lit c ii|iyiii() (D'.fs, inch jacquard woven stripes I li'i'tli, iisiilf o|) (o I’OO including one In thin pink,.blue, wiIlntsAott)- Kold arid white lines. Another ...... l oinl, was raided white satin stripes - on .a multicolored silk back- 1)1 . Mt.tl. ijround. . ■ ■ '.oil* ojjjir:, into r.uts. Jiul lliitiu lO(|i;lhui S troganoff it» M.'tioroti? w ilti ith Aolo'ni.Uic n n 'f stroj'iiii'ilT. ill addition C oll.ito r ii> IliiVoi'j iijis aiiotlx'r a[ip(!al. It m ay ho pri'jiari’d alu-ad and - hoalrj(-ag»in-wlum-thi*-wiuwlK~ ai'rlvtid. Sour cream folds in (piiekl.v riirht lirfore .■êrvict!. Served o\ff; rh-i* or is-heie!Coniv ,vi(i conifmvf • iioiidloK U'ith I'l'ci'ii lii'iins I* a ru n ‘><»n. c itr u H ;s a liid ,. vi>lls,

eoircu*, heof KtrMgaiiofT for a r S i |iiirt,u. dhUMM“ in a .dellnioiiii IMioiu* 7 X U \ 2 2 ii 2«7;J|-|| Avi*. Ii. i'liecoHK. '■ ^ =Sind«/rA5iu>!:J3,VIW0, Tlrae».Now», ri/li, PslH.'ldrtio' jV ;' B r d j j r W o m ^ North Koreans D o n 't look n o w , b u t th a t could be-B #oman, in a Bdldier's uniforml . , Demand Ûnity’ Hie 47-year-old Conattfatlonal - By PHILW EW ^ auptere President Park Chung , ‘ amendment guaranteeing equal I ' UPI Foreign News Analyit Hee decIaVed he would be rlghta to woThen waa approved In November, 1969. United willing to take "epochal and by the House Aug. 10. It may States 'analysts believed they more realistic measures" tow* rcault In woilien being drafied. detected a shift of emphasis In ard reunification if North Korea On thU subject, local residents North Korean tactics toward rbnounced the use of force. show divided opinions ac- the South. The shift, they The Speech m arked the 2Sth . cording to a, recent survey, tp.word: political anniversary of Korea’s libera^— . ; conducted fn tho Lynwood • action to unify Korea,under tlon from JdpAiiese rule at the Shopplflg Center.' ; ' Communist control, and away end of World War il, d date of ^ Twin Falls rdsident Linda firom tho military. Importance to both North and Condle sald, "I don't think it's They based their conclusions S o u th . -very reollsUc. Women ore top. on a m arked decrease In North It was. tjio first time any. emotional t^ be In tho servicb. ’ Korean guerrilla raids Into South Kofean loader had . , Tlicro Is nothing feminine obout South Korea and an intensified' sugiêsted possible, direct deal* • Q woman In the m ilitary." f effort to stir up political Ings with the Comrhunlst North . Lldyd Plant,'.also of' Twin • support among South Holmans. and possibly a more flexible Ffllla, holds a similar opinion. Makes It OfficUl approach to. tho question of Ho sald./'Ttioro has got to be a 1-^ On June-9,-Just-short of 20 -reurtlflcatlon., - , » — dlfffrcnce-of-»«tesrotherwlstr: -LINDA^CONUIB ychrs''6ft6r thoTôrth Korean Ecooomlc Good Seme “ God would hnvo mado us all 'Unrealistic' attack on tho South across the' Kconomlcaiiy, rpunlficalfon b is e x u a l." 38th Parallel, tho Nortiirth m ade It mado good sense, more 'for the aifton Beiln, Twin Falls, official-with a rive*polnt propo«- Norlh than for the Sflulh. points out an InteroQtlng sal for "indopondcnt,* peaceful By Kim's own admission tho possible outcomo. "It might Gooding County Fair Results reunification" of Korea. Nortl) Korean economy has not croflto an awkward situation,", Since tho Korean armlstlceôf , been going well. — lit! Goodlna. luconcl. (ucond. Lihclrt Hnney, yoArs ho said. ■“If tlie ;wlfo • gets under 1 yonr — Patty Thomas, first; SuMoIkt nooli — Davo M olto or, GoodtnOp anil under 3 y o flr t — Susnn H fllnlinr;, Junior CAlved After January 1970 1053, North Korean policy .has On the other hand, after drnfted, I think it >vould.bo awk n n m . 1 v o .ir o ic i.u n tlo r j— Gooro® (jr»r, D«vo M .irq u llo , locond l i r u , l ycnt* nnrl_ vp ^rs :^Car.Ifl.UirÛ.S..ald,.lhfi-___: • IJfttjCQCk. Shoihono, hrsl aniJ luortr. 5 connit'ufoi 'on L.Wcrn*? Schrooder, ,Mrsl. ~W. ’li. ward for'hor husband to travel second; l.imb unclor 1 yc.ir,-- ^ ib ll - LnV.u Potor»rn Wcndcil, Joh.insen, second. pon 0 1 3 barrows. 335 (»undi - mlnatlon of Its stocky.UiQdor, .South Korean economy Is close ■ from baiso to baso with hor. Tlte Gcorc)(i n A b co ck.S lio U io n o JIrd “ HKwit—ChBndlor-.. ,*Wtfodcltr' -OPidtnnrr-VPfiTTDlO'ftnO-under--^^— . . r - Tom (iishoD. f i r if . .KlmTn-Sungrto-domlnate-the— to-tho-lake-off-polnTrl(ls e*port— ^ socond. sccqnd. • Andy Jrtnios. first. D yortrs old ftnd ' GrAnd champion — Gary DIrd, roles would: bo reversod." , E w f. 1 vff.irs or over — Gooroo ChAmpion) — Tom Olshop, doodinO whol6 of the Korean penlnsulav target tills year is tl billion. ’ Special awdrd donaled hy Ihe over Andy J.imos, first; Kay W ondell. \ U.ibcock, Shoshone, lirsi; Dnrloon Sow under year, ( ju n io r cbam Fnren ’ Falcr, Twin Falln, AmalQAmalud Suoar Company 100 Henson, scconct. Ancty James, thirct. Junior ctiAmpion — VAlerie Hall, pio ni — Tom DIshop, Gooding. Ho had declared his Intention Reunlflcotlbn, futêr, would SlAndAl. Oltss, socond; Goo'rgo views Uic question differently. Ibt. *ufl«r for tho best boots - Fiily'io.il - Andy ,Jamos, first, niiss. ''Doar, Any ago (grand champion) U.ibcock, Shoshone, Ih ird ; I yenr old to spend his 60th birthday In ease tho heavy burdens both L a V a r Poforson, W/endcll. DarlA U.ildry second And third. . — Tom Qlthop, Goodino, and under — i)c;old Flocks, " I f w o m en w a n t c o m p le te e q u o l 2 s o ib ssu o a r fo r socond bosi S beois Got 01 iire • W. C. Johiinson, Ouornssy > Sow, Any ago (grAnfl champion) — 1071 In Seoul, capital of the North and South now bev In rlîta, they should bo draftt^," Torrcton, K ril nnd socond, Gooroo - Kcnl Chandler, Wendoll. ( ir it Junior Bull call - CIlHord Ivor Tom Ulshop, Gooding, South. ■ maintenance of costly military - . llabcock, ShosMono, th ird , la m b 3S lbs. sug ar lor ihe largesl bee) - ho 8tate<)._"J lijce to look nt tho Cii.itnpion siflllion — Harold son. firs t, . under 1 — Oo/ald Flockt, LaVar Potersen, Wendoll. -Dl.idi'S. C.oodind, rescrye champion Cow, 4 years or over Dill Vorkihlro There were students, . . politl* machines, wontiin as the fair sex who Torrclon, lirsi and m cm a^ Goorge Corn,swoot. S ears conslllutes .in KAy (It-nson. Juromo Conrad, first and second, 3 yenrs pid Single barrow, under J35 pounds - • clansans nnd and mmany any thousandsthoUSands of Of Someday,- if ■ the Korean hiihcock. third. Susan K e rw in , firs t, 'Walt Nelson, enjoys special privilogos, but If* exhibit — Pally Hooper, Tuttle,' Cii.itnpion marc - - WAltor Parke c'mrt under — Clifford Iverson, firsf. just plain Koreans who also people wish It hard enough, . r io c k .J ra m , >iny ago, } yo a rlln o firs t, Golden U,>nl.im. Gooctino, Reserve chAmpion — Heifer> seiiior ycArling — Virgil socond and third w e a r e g o in g to b e m o d 6 m In ewes, J ewe lam bs — George Dab Cucumbers - Slicino - Mpion ocldmo — Andy ivi:j jO nr^hird; unification. 'But,' since Kim's right now it seems both Kim Pun of 7 owe lambs to be brod by Dave Motioor, -socond; Miriam Coodiiig. >ji>ior yearling — Helen Lyons, Hagorm an. w a y ." exhibitor — Dezold Flocks, Koestor, third, H«erve ch.impion — Kay fJenson fi^st'. Virgil Norwoodd, socond and Grand Champion barrow all proposal represented llttlo more and President Park aro using It Tuirolon, first; Gooroo OAbcock, S eein g th e p r a c tic a l e n d o f th«j Sqi/flsti — P.ilty Hoopur/ Gooding, Pony I h ir d . breeds — Susan Kerwin, Haaormi\n. than n change of tactics, It as a propaganda exercise, A months and Grand chamnion pen of 3 harrows , queallon, Mi's, Jam es Monroe eKtlltittar - Gooroo OJIDCOCK, w ,u n n , _ Mnrv Schrowlur. Olisi. M.irf, 3 vi'.ir!, nrd ovyr — Wiiroid under I y c .ir -- Viroil Norw6oc/.'l*rsl^-'P‘°"^*’'*^P ' Coodlng- i ■ - probably—would have been from Kimberly Is In tnvor of shosnono. , r u ,md locona. Ul.idcs,...... lirst, Uaur.i Ur.^y, second, .ind . second, - . .junior heifer, CAlved ADULT ART forgotten had'It not been for *DBEFCATTLC— • - . . . ' ...... -Undscapo. - W r 'anothor'flvflntr ’C'eldih(|, 3 y'eiirs old and over - Norwood, firil; ■ Heleh ’-Uyfin*,' . .-Oil —.M arilyn LACi-bijtTTlirif-And draft. "If men can be drafted, Shoshone, fir s t >ind sccond. Junior yearllna bull — Eddy Carla Stevens, first; MOnie Webb, second; Clifford Iverson, third. second; Roy Mason, third On Aug. 15, South Korea's Fat lambs - Goorge fiAticfjck, WatercBior — Roy Mason, first then women should bo drafted, Dilboa. Goodino, first. socond, Husiy Halon. third Dost udder cow -- Dill Conrad, Shoshone, lirs t and th ir d ; CebUie Heifor, J years old or over —_Rnse Filly lo.ll - HArold niades. first. < lirst And third; Cldlor’d Iverson, and second. George Carrico, third too," sho commented. "Women Jolley, Hagorm.in, sccond. Marie Uilbo.i, first,-M.irlecn Varin, L.»ur;t Dray, second, second Roy Mason honorable mention. cnn relieve the men from thoir Chnmpion ram - George Oab second; Eddy Dilboa, third. . Gr.incJ Champion more •• H.irold Drevder's young herd. I bull, S till L ite Cheap C ar cock, Sl)o&»iono. Two females, bred and owned by Ulades. Gooding; Reserve chamb'on under 2 yrs, 3 lemaies under 2 yrs, Oil Marilyn LaCroix,. first. desk lobs for nctlvo dutv."' __ Chamntiinn lwl- -- HP7nlfl Flnrks, ...... •elon fir s t; E ddy Dilboa, second Champion geld*ng - Cari.i fcmrttesbred by exhibitor — Clifford Durfeo, third. "MECBOUnNE, Australia Chovoif Junior champion bull - Eddy Stevens. G ooding. . Iverson, lirst. Portrait and Figures -- all media (U P I)-T h o Ford Motor Co. has Ram, lamb under t year — Deiold OilBM — Grand ch.imp.on cow • Reserve cb.impion gettiing • Drecder's call herd — Clifford — DArbaj-a Gardner, first. Marilyn . Flocks, Terreton, first. Rose M a rie Oiibo.v Monlo Wi'bb Wendell Iverson, lirst. LaCroix, socond; Janette Schap plans to build what a company Ewe, 7 years or over — [)e;old Charlols f> O A Junior get ol siro — Virgil Nor pack, third. ' ' “ , official-calls a “modern Mode) Flocks, Terreton, first And sccond. Junior yearling heifer — Leslie wood, lir<>l, Chlford Iverson, florals all media ■- Manlynl P O A 1 yurtr old nelding — VicK.e T Ford for tho m asses" to soil Ch.impion ewe — Dejold Flocks, is.iacs, lirsf, Leon.ird Isaacs, Ciiesh.im, (irst, ,iocd gelding -- second. i . - LaCroix, first. Darbara Durfeo, Drug T errolon. second H.iroio m.uies, first, champion — Produce of dam — Dill Conrad, socond; Darbara Gardner, third forW O fl. Champion rAm - Dezold Flocks, Grand champion female Leslie H.iroiil m.ides, Gooding, reserve first; Virgil tôrwood, socond, Animals all media — Barbara William 0. Bourke, chief Torrelon, Isaacs. ch.tmpioii Vickie Chesh.im, J o rto y i Gardner, first; Joannotte Schnp .H am pshire QUARTER HORSE ;V.MUU'II Cow, 4 years or over — Connie pack, second. LaVerno Scriroeder, executive officer of Ford \n Pusher Rams, J ye.irs or over — Goorge HAltorCtassos POULTRY.. Robertson, lirsi. third , Australia, said tho car would be Dabcock, lirsi; Robert' Hawks, Rillies, 1970 — Uua Godby, first. , Geesoand Ducks Best udder cow — Connie Moaorn Art all media - Lynn second; I year old, under J — Ooiold 1969 ~ Dud Godby, lirsf; DiCk Dr.iVe -- Susan dro w n , lirs t., Robertson, lirst. LaCroix, first. Rick Allen, sccond. m arketed only In Australia, ,riocks.lirtt;-Bobort-Hawks-fcn£flna^----- Gtltottri*cbod-Uoytfifev«*nsr) r— onil------—------Gr«nd champion — -Connie— -Asia-and-the-Paclfle-at first— Drawing all subjects — Jerl lam b under I year — n e jo ld fHochs, W6Q - Harry...... Gisler, lirst.Ken Hrn Susati Brown, lirsi. D.ivid Robertson, Gooding. "It will be a very basic car—It Filmed first,- George Oabcock. second. -D .iniels, . . second; ...... Lind.i l.|iu flr rl, Crosu^, M.'concl S V ^K - Robinson, first, LaVerne Schroedor, Ewe, ? '*i*a r» oi* over — George third.'" I96r - Sieve wondoriicii,------Gawie CTTckrns u r6 c î -w «*nrti’Blll-Low/-thlr«l..' ------could even have n plywood body NEW YORK (UPI)-Lucy UAbcock, first; Robert Hawks first; Sherri Muir, second, Russell 1 Uro.‘;'>, tir Sow, 6 months ond under.» year - Sculpture pottery — Jeanette nnd canvas seats," lie said. second; Dezold Flocks, third; I ycAr M.Trgo Drown Schappack, first Jarvis set up her camera on Hawks, third; I9U ana older -- Ann ■St, Paul Peterson, tiC5U,ana second; old and under 3 — Oeiold Flocks, Lipo, first. Norma Aslett, second. opdef'V year (junior champion) — U)e fl/th floor of n tenement lirst; Inmb undor 1 year — George Dud Godby, th ird . ' M.iroo Drown, fiyst, Arlie Paul Peterson, HagermAn. any ■age •— B8S» of Fair Award Ribbon - fJoy In thi South Bronx ghotto of Dabcock, lirst and second; Grand ctiampion mare — Steve Brovs econd. James Brown,- (grand cham pion)PauI Polorson, Mason, Wendoll. Pon of 3 ewe lambs to bo bred by Wonderlich, Twin Falls. ttiird H agorm an. -Juniors i t7 Yoars New York O ty nnd within 15 exhibitor — George'Qabcock; first. Reserve cham pion m are - - Uud Ratiblts. all Broods . HWDpibUi Still lilo All modln — Julia Mason, D O NNA MAULDIN'DANCING miniles filmed a pusher selling Pon of 3 lAmbs to be bred by Godby, Gooding, • , Old Does — Eddy Uiihoa, lirsi and . Ooar. > yej(r»«d^ over — Tom lirs t exhibitor — George Uabcock, first; Drood mare — Oud Godby, lirst, second,'-Susie and Lmdrt" Peterson, Dishop. first. A months and undor Portraits and animals, alt moffin (lrut9 to n young addict. Robert Hawks second. J e rry T w itc h e ll, second. third, yountj ooe> — Rose Marie ono yonr — TorrrOishop) fiVst; lunior — LflolA Woody, lirst. A.? tlie ' camera continued Get ol sire , 4 Animals, any oqc, Gelding, 1969 ••• Dill Harris, first. Dilboa. lir;>i. Oonnn QurkljArdt, spring pig — Tom Bishop, first and Drawing — Janet Siantox. hrsi either sex — Robert Hawks, first. srcond, Rose Marie Hiitiga, ihird; socond. T»an Ago 13-17 Years seaming the shabby street I960 - - Phyliss H .ickw orth, firs t. KINDERGARTEN George Uabcock, second. Doyd Stevens, secoiTd. Rodney Young Doe Mar«o Drown, lirst. Sow,» year — Tom Dishop, first; 6 LandScapo all modia - CiarA police came by nnd* arrested a . Fat lamb - Robert Hawks, first. G le u n e r, t h ir d - 196; - Doyd PiQoont months and undor one yoar — Tom Tschanncn. first. Stevens, fir s t. Don H ill, second; f?ov Cole Pope, firs t Dishop, first and socond, senior Still lilo all modia — Clara Opens Monday, Sept. 14th pciBlcr. His follow m erdm ntJ-''”j;X X 'r'im - oo.oia Fiock OeUarlh, third, I96A and older - DAIRYCATTLB spring gilt — Tom Diihop, first and Tschannon, first of ,*nisery simply molted into cham pion “ Oeiold Flocks socond; junior spring gill — Tom Drawing — Holen Lyons, first, at 9 a.m .— Instructors: i " " „ Thrtne Lancaster, lirst. Russell Holstein O«nno Mauldin tliccrowd of blacfe and Puerto Soulhdowt^ Hawkei. sccond; Ooyd Slevens, Cow, ‘-I years or over - Gary Bird, Dishop, first and socond. Jori Omohundra, socoodi Penny Ram, 3 years or over — De;old third . first. Penny Bird, second, 3 years Young herd — Tom Dishop, first. Peck, third. .Ricans, watched as ho was Flocks, first; 1 year And under 3 — ChampiSK—gfTTJllny - Pfiyliss old and under j - Mary Ann Bird, Got of siro — Tom Olshop, firit cirtcd off nnd then, when the Dczoid Flocks, lirst, lamb under I Hackworth. P a uI. Thahe LAric<»sier, firs t ■ And socond. 733-1446 or 733-6492 year — Dczold Flocks, first. Produce of dîm — Tom Bishop, F ile r. , Heiler, junior yearling — Valerio Icelnnd has no arm y, nnvy iDjv was safely.gone, emerged Ewe, 3 years or over — De;old Stallion, 1970 — Dud Godby. lirst. Hall, first, Mike Wcstendorf, fir s t And second. 361 3rd Ave. North/Twin Falls __ ta re,sum c b u .slnoss a s «,»iunl. Flocks, first and second; 1 year old s mlng pills. Someone estimated there «ro 30 mind . allerli “T iftigrtrthirs^ ------^ cabinet." . 38 TltTiM'Newl, Twin Palli, Idaho ' Sun(laV,,Aiiatui 83, IWO Liberals b la m e d For Lag

B y L O U IS C A SSE L S U Pl Rellgloh W riter Dr; Cynthia Wwlol, president of tho Natlonol Council of Churches, suggested this week that "solf>rlshteoU9" liberals may bo oven more to blame than foot-dragging conscrva* tlycs for tho split* over social. acUon that la sapping the - strength of America's churches. T h U U n o w s o f tho m an -b ites* dog typo, because Dr. Wedel is LADIES SHORTS GIRLS' PANTY HOSE BOY'S SWEATER SHIRTS ___ â lea^g liberal and the jiimicn nArmijjolonjn.72*9Q.indiAM PILLOWS lolnvi trying in bollad oi rogulat pno coalt HanrI O' foam pijlowj ora (Iliad wilh Docron MEN'S BETTER SPORtSI|IRTS Conservative church wom* Fniliionoblo, hnndtome ipori tliirti men in^nll wooli or colion' corduroy willi acrylic polyotlarand iliraddad loam. Thay liova a (onm Ijj/ bers, she said, are "neither bad Sliorl tlnnvotf piln lining rublior Innar core. Pink or blue llprol. 1 nttorlad poltorni and mu stupid people; they are lori, S’M l-Xl PLANTS OF ALL types, even some most developing a cure for. Chlorosld In plqnlR hml to d<]ccnt, intelligent, God-fearing people hove never heard of, grow in the garden develop some new types of onmmental nnd fond S9 8 8 men and women.” But thoy R o g . M , 9 8 $ 2 9 9 Values lo '7.00 .... ^ 4 ® ® of Mr. aud M rs. Clan Geon, and "Ole** wjll be producing plants for this area. Here he nnd IiIr havo grown up with a concept Bpcnding much of'his tim e here as his health wife, Feni, chcck sonic of the tomiitDOK, of Christianity as individual permits. Retiring from the Extension Service Christmas melons nnd other plants. piety—a concept taught .them proRrnm, Gcnn plahs to devote some time to LADIES' ACRYLIC SHELLS GIRLS' COATS MEN'S DRESS SLACKS .... : by the church in times past— Acrylic mocU tuftia or Cr«jw neck, Four v.ay coalt imortly tlyled in cotton cordu- . Salacled Qfoup ol Man't and they simply do not long Of iliort ileevei, plain or Hriped. roy. collared ond cufled. Nylon linirio lipt out. baiter tlocln in otjoried______^ “ compc^^dzthoriview.—now- BsvertiWa prinMo iolid, > pollarnujnd iliBi 30-4?. i widely held by church, loaders,■> ^ûrrisô Gardening Values to ^ ^ — that.Chrstian obodionce In our R o g .'5 5350 2 S time must be primarily con By BONNIE JONES . of tho few area projects, says, soinc of the greatest people -Reo"'15M 2” L' o' m 7 ‘ 1 . 3 ’ ’ >30.00..,. 1 /3 OFF cerned with fighting for pence TlmoB-Newt Staff W riter Gcnn, where all nine Magic there are. It's nice to be missed, TWIN F A L L S O l^n Gcnn. Valley counties have worked but nobody is Indispcnslblo and and socld jusU^. - - — LADIES'BULKY SWEATERS Instead of trying to bring will bo spending a lot of time in together for ono ac- I’m sure the county 4-H ; MEN'S SKIJACKETS— — MEN!S.K;n ULSH1I!IS. Oulky coidigani in oil your lavoriia potttl lli lonQ ileevus and No-iron dretiai in o host of prelty styles for you One rack liglilweighi jport cools s ^ d . Countyrit isn’t easy to retire, himself, graduated from college pointers and advice as fair time pointed «ol!or\ Solid tolots plus Pnisiey pr.nis, 10 choose from, including acrylic ,nnd collons, It is small wonder, she sold, but his doctors have given him for men in solids ond potterni . In th a t s ta te a n d w e n t o n to w ork, npars, and Ole Is obviously glad \Hipc. dotvm ii|«, 37 3fl ' i poiynslor ond collons ond oM Cottons that this ''contemptuous" treat- no choice, so retire he will. with the .Soil Conservation to bo of help; but he says the Sizes 3-14 Reg. M 5.00 mont has loft many church Already, however, ho is Service, work ort the famed W. frequency with which the S 3 9 9 $ 3 9 9 . 5 5 9 9 members "bewildered and an*, ‘diking over some of the F. Waggoner ranch in Texas, telephone rlngB is getting less, Rog. '5 .0 0 Reg. 7 to '9 Value . . . . J1.. u . .ft T . n __ J 1____i ______l i _' gry, responsiblllty of tho family whore ho m et Lyndon B. and less, all of which proves his' Somo liberals, she noted, garden and hopes to go ahead Johnson who was then a theory that nobody is in- "take pride in being rejected by with one of his two goals Un-- Senator, and later Joined Union dispensible. FALL HANDBAGS FABRIC SPECIALS MEN'S CASUAL SLACKS tho m ultitude who dioose not to mediately. Tljls involves per- Oil. Gcnn will not dnly be busy in Uiiyc selection ol Hondbogs •nclud-ng some [ Assorted potlprns, colors ond stylts. Just follow us." But this attitude fectlng a cure for chlorosis in As an agricultural technician his plant program when hli wiili stiouldcr strops Krinkla vinyl palani ond ! . CordurOy 3 tO 8 W aic . 9 9 * Y d . riglil for Ilie scoson olieod in siias 39 puts BcU.j« M rdiijrr U i'ue ‘1 cleor These 018 values. ^litlcians do not take seriously mula. decided we Just wanted to take Genn says he will mlas the the pronouncements of church The. other goal "Ole", as his life easy In Twin Falls and enjoy outstanding extension servlcc J J 9 9 R o n , '1 1 Special Purchase . ■14 Jeo^rs-wb^havft-boen-ropudl— many-frlonds'enll-hlmr-has-ta—w orking-^ th-the-m any^nc—ataffwiUrwhcmrhc-hns-workcdr 1/ 2 PRLCE_ fltw by tholr own constlhiency.' tlio completion of the District 4 people of this area.” Ho said he looks on them as "I do not for a moment think H camp In the north mountains. As a result he took over tlic 4< something like his family and that the churches of this Started about 1066 after several H p r o g r a m \n the county as Ims established strong friend- WOMEN'S SLEEPWEAR LADIES'JUMPERS/BLOUSE SETS LADIES' BLOUSES country should stop being tho years of planning nnd hoping, extension agent, and says he ship and groat admiration for Soli nnd worm m fominlne styles^ niglil shin )00‘‘o ocalola tricol bocked jumpers. The blouse Colton blouses in o selecled conscience of the nation,” Dr. the' camp now lacks only the hail no ambitions to go any Don Voutz, extension agent; with rnoiching* ponlics. lonQuatle ond granny ■s mode ol lOOô ocetote. Dry cloonoble in closo ool group Slightly sh6p worn Wedel concluded. "But I am completion of cabins. Typicftl of furthnr.______, _____ ' , , Alice ..Reed,., home -economist .Oovrtij.DclightliilcQlorjand.potiofni. . . ------— ------broken lots Increaalhgly convinced that wo what can be done by people with ^.--'During the pofit'nino years,’’, ond his own secretary, JeweU cannot carry out this task if wo a common goal, the camp is one he says, "I have worked w IUj’ O ’D e ll, Reg. '5.00. 99 spend so much of our energy hi P r t d ° . ^ Blankets should be soaked R o g .' 2 0 ...... ^ 1 5 and agltiited as little as "In order to promote social .[A D irectors A ppointed -poaslblo— uilion— — to- action, church loadcr&lilp m ust preserve flufflncss. ------GIRLS' TIGHTS GIRL'S JACKETS LADIES’ PANTS AND TOPS undertake the hard, time- Hoyce WUllams Is the new 200 nitrdlit action wear tights. Colors: Novy, Coiy worm 3 0 ' low coals wilh double from Summer colors in famout nome consuming task of communlca- tc{|, wfiiir b'liwii, Itfjhi blue, biJltetscolth Sues president of Uie Twin Falls up and sp'eod collar wilh drop-in hood. Siies pants and lops lo clear lor tlon—m ust find a way lo reach 4 OX, A H i : u Junior Achievement's board of 7 10 14, years end. Broken skds. out to, communicatc with, directors. Other officers Include Back-to- ■educate the great body of S ] 37 $ 1 2 9 9 V alues m Tom Moore, vice president, and Rog. '2 .0 0 R eg. M 6 ...... ‘12 10'20 . I ! i PRICE church peopte even while Martin Slelaff, secretnry- School continuing to press forward on troasurer. • tho social Justice front. . . New board members Include WOMEN'S SHORTS & CUT-OFFS "Leaders of' denominations Tom Moore, Bob Pearson, SHOE SALE! WOMEN'S PANTIES . GIRLS' JACkETS and of tho National Council of %r. Coprolon nylon pnntios lor coiiilotl ond biQ coots lor Ihe coot isoson. Wash and we Our linni cloaronce ol tlie year of summar UHoy Golst, Doua Vollmor, snvinijs. Choosr Irom brijis ond bikims. lovjly Brslble, drop-in liood. Assorlad colors sliotts and cut oHs. All siios still ovoil- Churches need to set out into Bob Lassiter, Karl Wilson; Paul colors pliiv wliiln Si7t5_.J;7.______».3 ,!o ik ______L_ lh®-fl«W, to moot wlth and -Beeks and-Jeny-Meycsrhooffor.’ lUtcn to the people. Only tiien Holdover membera include Cricket Boots R o g .'11 ...... $ 7 9 9 will wc loam Ijow to communi Wes Coryell, Vem Stanger, iPhll Broad loo . . . Natural wax R eg. 5 9 - ...... ,. 2 Pr. ,99“^ ~ ..9 9 ' on. ,51” cate to them tho Biblical and Finley, Kenneth Mann, Royce hide . . . Mocattin theoto^col bases of church Williams, Robert Vanausdeln, stitch too . . . involvemont with thk world John Lawrence, Dale Pat* GIRLS' PANTIES LADIES' SHELLS LADIES CORDUROY PANTS to d a y .” terson, M artin Slelaff, Fred Ott Your htllc yirls will love our comlorlabir ond Pnitel knit lodias' shells limited ()unntily of benuliful corduroy ponU Amen, aistcr. . > ’ a n d H . (Ot) N elso n . sniootlr lilhno poniiai. Choosa Irom mony co* moka n perfecl QO-to-Qelher In broken sites nnd colon. Shop eorly lor lots ond (>iini«. Siias 4 - U ...... _ . . • Wllh lo ll ond wiisiar'faihmn,- this faol buy, ' ' , C loso-O ol t/O O Rog. '4 .0 0 9 9 Rog. 5 9 ' . 3 7 = : * 1 ' Pricod ...... * 6

GIRLS' SLIPS BOY'S JACKETS LADIES' SWIMSUITS Two styles lo choose Irom. Both ore prrmo- Cloia oul on ona.limilad group All famous nnmatwimwaor it now • presrs , . dolnly loce ^rimm«d , , . nd|ui1nbla ol noy)t Nylon jocliaU.. ragroupad nnd mnrkad down lor strops in sues 414. . . linnl claoronc*. Rfg. M0 '3S.

$ 9 0 0 Rog. ^2.00 _2 _ L i a Rofl., M.95 V 2 " r i c „ ......

R e g . ^ 7 ” 6IRLSLPANTSUITS BOY'S CASUAL SLACKS DRESS c l e a r a n c e Tunic jumpai w llh p o n tf to n bfl worn >ogalhar On« group ol Boy's tlcicki . , ■pin«l cUaroiK# ol ih« Now Only or lepdrola. 100% Orlnrs Acrylic, mnchii)* wash- ' In coiunU ol lolidi and chtckt.’ ladiai. M nrUd down ier lh« loiMlmt. dblfl and ciryabU. Slitt8fa14, ,, R*g.‘3O-‘30 Big. »:}0-'40 3 -ik 7-14 $497 ^ : S 4 8 8 Rog.'9 . ‘ 6 ’ ' Rog, *11 ^ 8 ’ ’' Reg, lo ‘ 4.50 ’ * 5 . * 9 ' hPrSHOrPEMRTMENT ^ THi IDAHO DiPAOTMii^rifOltih=^WIM I^M;S" :.7' ■ Water Meters Checked

JEROME — • Jerome city . Jij-—crevt'fi have been Liisy cliocklnK ' ' wnter meters this,, week for* possib!o>lcnks. nftcr the unusuni Inrtie wnter bills m oat residents Cassia Fa ir En d s ------received (Qr..Uic.monUi.QLJuly___| Mol Morris, city works director, said of tlic 50 in- (lividunl m eters chocked so f^r, ^ •, only two hfld vory.'shinll In- Hi{(nificnnt lenkaKo. Morris siild crews will con fair acti^tles. tinue to check Uiose meters Saturdny was Burley' bay at lamb, bwned by Eddy Kelsey, lambs and IflhoKH sold diu-inu horse project. which hnd Inrge rcodlnj^s for ...... iv u i n n v i u i ^ i i Uie inlr anB Hio final day’s the sjile\ Auctioneers were Don oij,er participants...... In t L July. He said, as previously Docio, brouRlit J1.05 per |)ouncl, Mimrilni: nnil Kny Wnll, and In activities Included Uic a n d , Round ■ Robin comiwtition InX^ concluded,-rosidonts used on iAl Ttic.lnmb wiiihcil 112 poumla. Die rinli-w as Dill Wisomim, FFA Fat Stock Sale, M l elude Kenny Tracy. M nltaVbeef'• " extremely lar(!c amount .of I.clim(l Call, son of Mr, and Hurley Mvostock Commluilnn chnmpionrEddyKclKey.Dcdo, ------wnter^durlnK-tho-lwt-epoll-ln Awards Assembly, parl-mutuei Mm,.M clvln Call, Burley, ,sold Co. Alsii liolnlna wllh llic .inlo •hors«“ mcinRrTodea-nPd- Jiliccp-champion i-Rflndy-Kim — is concerned, U Is In Krand, clmmpion steer at the perfect worklnR order. sjde for Bfl cents per pound, Ifl77.fia, to Slielby's M arket. Her On Monday sister. Sally, had the reserve champion steer.' Ilils 1.174- BLISS — Bliss schools will Aslett and pound steer was sold for 54 start at n. m. Monday, cents per pound. wnn.M. to according to Supt. John Grove. KBAU Radio Station. A full (lay's session will be Ricketts h e ld wlU> h ot lu n c h s e rv e d a t noo n . I-u n ch h a s l)oen TQi.‘jc-€em et^rv I— —Two-ncw-teaehers-compietc— ^ • 'elected ■'chairmnn~of“ Jcronic— —th'iTTchool faaiIly.*-l1ioy-are—— Count>n5emocVntlc Central ^ - Louise Rutherford, first and Committee and Clair nicketts .1 i ». n if "lu;JhlnK, hiii this Is— a passibh* fire when she upMted the firt* chiefs Work Eved second grade, and Amy Ijigos. was rcMjlected chairman of the rimes-News staff u t Ki t . <’Jir.()iu‘I«serhisperllon. however, it tuniedom^ art, home economics, and Jerome County Republican . . “I!' "» »" «»' car »nd the beer ran Ijeslde II RICHFIELD - Future journalism, Both received their Centrnl Committee. . n.ssiKnmcnt rerontly. She vuis reportedly nut on prubaldy was thrown ....there later, maintenance of the Richfield degrees from the Univer.sit.\;*bf Id ah o . TGIeTtTCplHTOrt^JorrBaldwin------:------cemetery was considered at tho who took the post of vice quarterly meeting of'tiie board othbr.<"ntrth p. in. at the Tlie Jerome. Key Club will .sextons, attended the meeting Democratic Contoral Com chemistry; _June Mechain. over, lire to l>e enlertained hy Moose Hall. iêjp .,55(51 loading and m itte e . and the board approved pur Ju n io r l l lg h E n g lis h , h is to ry ;irul the Slioshone Rotary Hub wilh Tihti* is an iir^'ent need for unlondinj? of equipment apd chase of a power trim mower. French; Gordon Hall. Junior a dinner at the cilv park at fi p. hlo.Kl donors in the Jerome area supplies. Club members' have Plarjs also were m ade to plant high _.science, earth science, Other officers foL. the m. Sept. .3. and Uie local chapter of the l)een bu.sy Uie past two weeks Uie west side of the cemetery industrial arts and P, E.. and Republican committees are A movie will H^low at the Rex Ami‘ricTin-Ko(l Cross asks that making posters and havinR grounds to alfalfa. • Sidney Ijiosing, junior high Mrs. Jerry Callen, first vice nieater. ». J all those who are able to donate, tliem displayed, Tlie tax levy for 1970 wt]s set math, commercial, consumers' chairman; -Mrs. C. E. Harder, Ferry Hadlock is chairman of m ake a special oftppt to do so. Mrs. Pearl Overfield will bo to remain the same as in economics and business Inw. seco n d v ic e c h a ir m a n ; MH*: the event...... and states- ...... any^ .person'...... aicording to Edith Nancolus, in charge of the Juice table. previous years. It was Clark Helss. state com- 70 or over may be accompanied . publicity chairman. Mrs, J. B. Thomason in charge calculated to bring in $1,350. or mitteewoman; LeRoy Craig, by wife or husband. reMardli-.w Western Iluralettes of tfu? receptionists. Mrs, S. P . 9h cents for each jlOO asse.ssed D em ocrat, state committeeman; Mrs. Don of the latter’s age. Exton.sion C]ul) sponsoring Rlchlcr, canteen chairman, and valuatfon in the district. Jacobson, secretary, and Guy Those wishing to attend are to the hlood rlrawing Uiis monU'i Mrs. Dick Watson, in charge of The clerk. Mrs. Jack Hub Simofts, treasurer. contact Hadlock. ‘ aJ'^lM )ir'iilii)w^lliiHiulNt4HHliiig-W flrk(;ftsiilrt-eouni}iTstrinitir ...... :o u n t: of iwirents who are proud of dressed student and the lear- Riley and Jack Hubsmith. do on sewing and rnoklnfi projects. Tl>e lop photo shows the Campbell has announced a at. times designated by committees include Ward Mills, Uu'ir children and the com- ning atmosphere of a school is set*r>nd p la c e I)ih)|1i In th e 4 -H dhlsioii, entered hy the. Ij*ndlnc dress and oppcarance codc for superintendent of schools, but north Slioshone, chairman of very high and learning Is what I nrrlAf i_l.l f'liili ' -I.____ mm .. J e r o m e S ch o o l d is t r i c t s tu d e n ts. no I^vi-type pank are to be U «les « , nul,.-Ita«„m pl,„,o .l,„u« .he Deel'^'TT,rH„" U» Republlcrcom m liir. ami ” 1 1 is. widely bflieyed .mat-fichool Ik all alwut.” Boys Imlr con't jy worn over worn at anytime. pirlverh-home CQ f^hcarinc-on-lhc-prDposal-ln-Sun_S-Â«T?JiI-JS?”i;-i- oUicrwiso— Boys •ojiw t--w car Damage in Edeti Barn—-^Tool Shed Holloway. ■ firmed by all membm of Ihe.’ Valley by “Jerry Funderberg, ^ ^ ’^ *^“ ”’~ ® ' ®”':’‘® sock? with shoes or sandals. precinct committeoman-for Roger Inman, 17, West. Tex... Stanley Basin Homeowners vice president of tho group, Campbell said bare feet arc not Precinct No. 5 and GJlbcri. apparently fell asleep hbout ’ Association at-the second homeowner and operator of tho 'acceptable. Pierson, Slioshone, Is precinct Fire Set at $20,000 Destroyed 7:40 a.m. Frldoy while driving meeting of Uie group Saturday general store In Stanley. Girls are not permitted to committeeman for Shoshone his 10fi2 Ford truck and towing n morning in the hnme nf Mr. and ^ Mm Rnyrt t:^1Hb, Ifotptiiim — wcnnhOTt57. PifflTdfessesTr------E D E r ^ D a m n g c to-jnMTrrTg ■PrprttTCt-NiTT- Kaved:and Ui^sirelIor Uie bj7m W y H l f l T . O trailer. The vehicle went Mrs. C.B. Wesllng. assoctaUon secretary, read tho pimt skirts may be worn If not shed, grade A dairy barn and 'By Blaze C. W. Ward, Rlchndd, was al.^ was saved. . J ^ assoclatfln supports tlie resolution Uiat will be given at shorter Uian reasonable length equipment that was named legislative district Tlie blaze also destroyed 100 rf\l\c west of Heyburn on In- National Recreation Bills Uie hearing. Tlie group m oved. for dresses and only If they have destroyed by fire Inst, week on chairman on the^primary ballot. ons of hay. 1-iremenlmd neigh. SHOSHONE - A tool shed.on . terstato 80 N. The driver HR5000 and Snil53. It also to join Uie NaUonal Forest a pleat so Uiey look like a the Verlillnton farm, southea.st Other officers on the i Noland farm in nor- ifscaped Injury. He was cited, supports the flvo-yeor Recrentlon AssoclaUon, boUi as pantsklrt and not like girl's estimated at DemocroUc party are Mrs. 22,00n-bushel grain bln and ihwest Slioshona was destroyed Mary Alice Jones, 55, moratorium on all mining a unit and Individually. sh o rts. $20,000. liiella Kinsey, treasurer: Mrs. politto cellar. ^^.ôn it burned early Friday Freeland, Wash,, was cluirged developmcnt and favors con Tlic new group has m ore than Skirts 'should be no sliorter Mrs. Hinton said the fire Hazel Cole, -secretary; Wnldo Insurance agents are still morning. Causeof the blaze was by the patrolman for failure to tinued m ultiple use of Uie land. 60 members wlUi several more Jinn the end ot fingertips with started In Uie loafing shed, Jones, norUi Shoshone, state inve.stigating the mishap. Cause not known, yield tlio right ofiway following joining at tho association jrma cxtendod at aides. w h ic h lu)d a t o n e U m e b e e n u sed committeemon.and Mrs. Floyd of Uie fire i.s believed to be by Tlie Wood River and Slio.slione anaccidoptatl:50 p.m. Friday, meeting Saturday. as a bam and prior to'that It was Klsllng, state com- Girls ore permitted to wear faulty wiring. city fire departments were a mile north of Heyburn on Officers Named mittepwoman. ____ Uie old livery'stable In Ederi. Becau.% of no,power. cau.sed called to the scene, about l:.10a. H ig h w a y 2 ^ .TllC-bulIdlnc_WQS-movcd-to-lhe— by-Uio firOi-noighborK pitche-.i i_ ri... ___ . _ i_ . , ... ‘ ..... » 'P--* ™ -l»l..and desl„n. „rra„«e„,cnt of fresh soUl gardener. qusllty exhibit 0) at least I] FILER - Many^p°enion8. bcforeSudS b o S "mnortan^ lnSurul**cto^^^^^ arranaoment ualng , natural cut plant material by one who there ore” ti*o classes for kimiiiVriowers7 best'r^^^ make a social effwtô attend Horn, Boise, will Judso the E ditors should remember claT o/dJh"a'» Z d lo 3 ^ a M o m e n t ° P '° " * the'Tv^n Falls County Fair each flower 6«blblts, nnd Mrs. that Juilnes consider tlic stems tuberous beao^las rok«’ * m fair or flower-shotrmlnia uro-^le«<)y^re«iîri-bloomliir^f-Iinr1rtr«nif-tllIW jrwltrTST year «l the opening day In order George Klmmet, Filer, nnd foliage and frcslmoss of Z Z v S e m iX " vacation season wlUi arrangomonl not overjlvo Wuse plant. The two picture least 12 varleUei. M™ J«>WlM«ver,Castieford. nowers In ludalnn, S T ren T lT U " Inches In any dimension, and tox casses lUt premiums to Flower clubs also will com- perennials and blennlols^ accessories permitted, one tor a corsages, exhibits whllo,thcy arc a t their arc superintendents, Exiilblts must bo fêsh cut, and annuals. five places in. each Bnd-thes«-pele-lor-bart-quamy-e«hlblt -freshesUand best, ...... - ■ ...... at least12 1 kinds of flower, best orrongements, must be grown and no artificial flowers or arrongements, favorite of most ortlstli exhibit, and best quality which lists premiums for exhiblter, toT»ptZ7ooW n?S Eby rtta"eair”'a”d“Z the. exhibitor nnd must t ToTlUe^m'ta'^r^K*foliage will 1» permitted. All flowei; grow ers, Includes «rll«l .rrangemenVTra“tI,ii ^hrc"h-Tl7ts" preml'umsloT e^hibiter ' exhibit of one genus of flowers, and unspoiled through the remain In nlace until citise of clubs entering commiinlty arransemSnrM hoJers wd 1” J' flrranBcmentofnowrM^ compete in •Bach worthy commiinltj, •; entire run of IheTour-day fair, Uie fair Containers will eithihiLq ahoidd noHfv tii« u , f”** pitcher, ângem ent of fresh vegetab os by Jun of years thilr .exhlbUs for'or ortistlc exhibit will receive ten (tplLars . they do appear at lhclr\e,5 b7s e • . mlnliu.a. arran^ - best ijualily for Iheir exhibit, :regaHless of lowliestlovfll fist thflthe firstf rat day,rtnv containers "may ...... be'i..' used____ . If . _____ u h b r w i, arranKDmoni using deslsn for a church. • nrrnnDAmAntarrangement nntnot o over u a p rfive u a ’fixhlhlt exhibit and tfuiMthere uwill be a prizes. These are o0ep to liiis department even ex* desired. inches In any dimension, a n d , conmerclal ^ ow er or plant wom tn's cluba,- aM. seeleUes, .: arjr-tinm sim i 7 -teim i IB Bltfsnij.in w m e s until ------B l!hIla--'.R ould-o--b. T i r lir^ges and various,women's ^ vegolables by Junlon high or Uiref classes whictfInclude best organbations,

, , ' r ..... '

.... -V . y

30 Tln)D0 Nuw6, Twirv FaIU, Idaho SUndny. August 33, .1970 »,.OASPLINE AllEY BRIDGE Ity Jacoby ~

Small Cards Need KliKt look a )iii:h dininond Jind lud hlK K innll‘(on irmn\). DHNMAHK, AS you mn‘y know, boob pretty, easy on the Careful Play Too Now Jjoutli wnfi roiuj to p in y KpoUejj, ISast. took ( u m m y ’ '' pornogrnplicrs. It is the wcllspring of dirty dlnlogue, the qiiocn with Itls aoo a '1(1,...... aft«! fountalnhead .of lowd nnd lascivious film. Y et.the courti in N o i r m a mornorU's tlioiijjlil, turned Denmark, mnybe quite riKluly, thfak n drivol- who lias, put A K jQ O r . to South,..Veninrkod. “Your , awjty three .boftlos of liccr hns drunk one too many,.and play ilosorvod n boMor fato," ♦ A (i ■ iifeyii jin ilirJ’ fiiiwnsJo^jFdrnm ~ii*ntfeiriiyT56cuiiiir7t: niid sot tho'hatui hy playini; liGcrnl yet conservative regnrd the iico of clubs. \v i:s T i :a s t (D ) , lloW did lilofit know thni A K 1 :i 2 A A J lOfI FISIIIiRWOMliN outnumlxjr.jhuntcrwomcn six (o South liold nnolhcr club? V 7 4 . V f i one ...A MOUSIi'fi HT.AUT l>ciits 1?5 times o'minute, ♦ 10 ».')•! ♦ 1C Q j ;j It wnK nil a nuittor of Imv- oxccpt in emorgcncics DID I TFLL YOU "nnd** tmnsup *«7■ 4 . A K 10 . J ini' confidcncc in his parliil'r. in-tlic llible 4 6 , times?. , . MOST CONSISTIiNT dayjime West. Imd played, the five of S O lt T li ry sonp opcrn wnichcr is the fenmlc lownn .. pRHAT clul).s, wfifch was tlic lowest * 7 .S'^'OTT* SOMH New, CnU:iloni:t grasshoppers have a 10-inch club he could have. This play V A K Q .1 10 n S w ingspffn! . ♦ I I 7 a (innounced that he held an • ------odd num ber of clubs. With an >ve]i number, he would'have NO MAN CAN OPKN an iilligator's mouth once it snapt • EjiKt-Wi'jit viiliil'nililr started an_ec)in_by_plnyintf.a -clQ sed-^nd .no-alli|tator-can-x)|icrl-said-mouth-it-a-mafiîrol(l»it~ Ihl'I) o n e, • shut Learned the foregoing yesterday from a fellow who once 1 ♦ •IV Of course, the masters wrc.stled nlligniors for curious runsons of his own Down in ■D hir I ’ lmn don'l always use this defen Florida It Isn’t the mouth tliat such sportsmen fenr, he said. sive eclio. They only use il It's the tail Wh’icli whips,j;ickknifcsand bucks. Like u great when it Is im portant to aive chain breaking thoirifartner a count. This , Ulien yon wntch the mas- time it was importimt and OPliN Q U I:SH O N W ho wrote this? It goes: "Keep ters in ac-tionr vnu will no- l»icW-lhnl.liiLlinil..lii;cn. lice lhal (hey are just li^s filven a count. youryg^f frDrfl'thg-nnBLT of~y.ru.it mcn.'from ~the~tinm n r^ mobs, from fellows of ill fame, from itiricc-ninrried -widows, cM-eful with the iilay of their fNtwtpapte fi\terpr'n» Aun.) small cards as tnev are with from reconciled enemies, and from the winds that come in at the hif; ones. the liole ■■ South won the first trick with dnnuny's uce of dia . HAVI: YOU i:Vt:R seen a woman who was totally bold? monds. Most players would N'cithcr liiive 1 Mayl'c Dr llctlKTi fiolduhmidt of ilic plav a couple of hijjh lrunips Q —,The l)i(lilini>>hns iiocn: Univi-'rsity of l*ennsylv.mia is rijihi He âys a woman can loic and continue by leadin« tlie four-fifths of her hair, but never all of it Uclievc he must l)c seven of spades to dum m y’s U ’fRl NnrUi . EnRi S oiidi . .1A DI)Il- talking about )tereditar>' halilncss, however Mueen in the hope that the Pll'iS -1 4, ? defense \yotdd not rem em ber lo take two clubs rijjhl away. You, Soutii, hnld; CUSrOMFU Sl liVtCf; - Q "Wheiii'd we get the word This South knew that his op-- AJ3 VAQH7 4 a"KI0K.| AAn ‘Yankee’?" A Prom tlie name uf a Dutclirnan called Jan Kci. P^>ncnt.s would not fail'to do Wiuu.do you do now? ,fle was a stjldier-none too well thought of m the Low this, sojic l(Mike:l around for., A -niil ftmr 'iliaiiMiii. :1s. Voil • — , , Counlries So when the Dutch settled New York._their- a belter-chance to steal a m il afford lliiw fiirllier tilil. ------KERRY D R A KE detractors therenl>outs‘labeled ihcm Jan-Kces. nmnniincfd Z T T lc k . -rrTODArszQUESTinj ^^j;kûs,^nd-j«^fituck rOr-so-l'm -finfllly-iidurm ed-Sourcrjrr "■ "At trick two he led duTiv" You do bid four cliiimondR nnd tliis m atter i's a scholar named Leland Williams, also known as my's deuce of clubs. Kasl your partner rontima's to fivi- the Sage of Sycatntfre Jiinclion. In’.rcsponse to my frequent playt?d the kini’ and South rliitw . W iint d o you cln j inquiry, he has furnislicd this department with numerous false-carded with the queen. fancy facts, verses, puzzles, 5or\8s and occasional flashes oi West dropped the five. AiihWrr Miinctay drawingroom humor, bright but not blinding Here’s to Mr. Williams and old Jan K ees--clink'

CpNSIDLk THIS — If a woman wears glove size 6 or (> 1/2. she can categorize herself as small If 7 to 7 1/2, she can consider.'herself average If K to 8 \'2. she had better regard herself as large. Or so report the clothing makers

'k’our questions and comments arc welcomed iind will be used in PASS IT ON wherever possible Please address your letters to L M Hoyd, P O Box')')OriK, .Seattle, Wash y8lO ‘J _f.(cJ_liJ.?Q„McNaughLSyndican:^lnc4 _____ ^____ V atic£iii ■Sundny, Auau«l IfJo, Tlmoi Nowi, Twin Falli, Idaho Jl' b—Reforms ClASSlFIEDADS N ^ o n o l H«ip W ont*d H«lp Wantvd , ^ U , UNAAARRIED, m «ltrplty SALES Reppotenlallve to sell Liturgy t^ lo ri, hotplfal and UylnQ plan wiNTEOf PRODUCfibROCBRV Mountain Manor Incorporaltd. P • ViSunu. M a rritd , W rile or c VATIC AN CITY (UPI)-T!io O. BoX'JIO, Atountalri Horn*. J i; call Mr, Johnson.giving age, tK. N E E D E D d X I*e H IE N C E D C<»k. perlence, rvferencet. Start UOO Vjillcnn Friday niinouiicod lilur- A p ply In p e rto n ht (tin HoQerson month. KIrk'i Market. Win- Kicul roformfl biirrInK any ALCOHOLICS AN0NVM0U8. Twin Resfauranf'. nemucca. Nevada. f-A lIt CourthoDte. WtxInnsdAV at J country from havlny more tljan 8;30 p. m . For F u rlh n r in iUHVICE'STATION Attendant. WANTED: lady sa’Kdwlch cook at A one patron saint, a ruling which lormaiion. ni'4030. AI Anon Vcl Preler evporlnnced person. Hrs. 1(1 «. W Root near. C all 73) 34J» for F lo o r. 73J94S7. a .m . to II (>.m Cinsi'O Sunuays. appointment. Will train. -couid.affcct-at-lcagt-10-nanoii»r — Anntv~rwn'c-crHifin57»nAr“Mi>:rt' Inslnictlons published by tho EXERCISE Iho ntw way. Rent W is t. Coni;ro({ntlon for Dlvltio Wor* ■uw’cit* and-health equlpmani tpoed. bikv, mattag* roller, belt WANTED: Driver lor hay or grnin L E A h f y i ship nlxo siild countries could vibrator. actlor>cvcle. DANNCH truck. Opportuitlly to loarn in retain otlicr national saints— FiirnHuro. n i U jl drive cfi^sel trucks Yoar nrounit INCOME TAX w o rk. Top wages. CnII 934 403*, • tjivlrif{ thorn lower status-only PRIVATE Invetlioator - 74 Hour GooUino., PREPARATION undor tipcclnl circuinstanccfl. Service. All confidential. 'Phono 733 AA3) — nlQht 733 5773. f- HowQver, tlio ruling conccrns . LADIES . only nny national;. ro({ional, Mow. It i N Biscli ~ Amttlee'i NEED A CAR OR NEW HOME? To w ir K p n rt tlo ic ,. Uoi4-V ot ■yom city, dioccsc, titular church or Coniull loday't Want Ad«. • l t ’0«il Ineem* Y«» S tf.ice . choice. For intormallon c»tl Mr will U ich you lo p 'a titri Ineemi rcliylous orfjanization esta- Wagner, evenings.'»33.4)a3, ,ii< >*lurn« lft.| sptcial (3 w«*li. blishcd in the future. It Is not luillon e»uf«a CuMlculum In.- Aluminum and nylon .orthopodlc eludti D'ictle* t>rebl«m« ttip */. - -l>lndinR on oxistlnft KCO|{rnphic back brace- Co»» new t U5. For FEEDERSAND viMij .by__ >ip»>l>wea»t Bimt Or r o n K r o u T ^ l t l ^ T ^ 7^ ■4arc“«0r7J/T347:------FOUDEHS :------T «ttu«i8»ir But the Vatican made clear It CniOllr«*f^l II' eoirt lo ill te«|. JOD OPENINGS at Perionnol holidays, vacation and hospltnl Mo pravleui liiinInQ or itBocl. would like to koc countries and Service of Magic Valley. AflV Filer Insurance. Troy National Linen tnc» t«Qui>td. fu ll or' o u t llm i (ithcr yeocrnphic and rcli{{lous Avonuo, DoK U IJ . 733 SSM. ' Supply. 201 2nd Aveni/e W ott, Twin tn'cloymani aviUtbla lo quillfy. Falls. O 'lduiiM . entities conform wllh Uio one- Baby SIIUre-<:hlld C o m 1 « piitron ban. Ciim i sUil'Stplimbtr fl for CtmplntOtltllt.Willt er Call nie- ruling afreets such CHILDREN'S VIUtAGE, Child care PRESSOPERATOR (•ountriffB np conler, ao» 3 and up. Phone 733 m .hi|LO

(IS Have Voverai immndlnle feegistet^rs^ mi ^ , Sen. Artliur Manley, D-Coeur and should not ixf subiect to' Q°v. m oiue Lake* aivo. North openings for good part lime tôkkeoocrs and tvpisls. Various S SSertom e"“ ‘ «'■“ I- clot“„Ser : Pr.clc, m e .simile a u d ito r s o ffice. c a to n s o f th e a u d it a n d tlie fa c t " j don’t know what his poli- ‘ 536 5571 or wriic dox hours,permnrSent lob. (2) Full time Aanure H auling, permanent |ob for general office Call Jake o r W ayne S ia hleckii In question was an audit per- thatltwas porformdd unde’r’rte^ tics‘ art nnd I don’t n i and tuokkeeping. Good tei^hono S37.«5i9 Meet in S. L. formed in tho offlco, of ._ Joo R. fenbach’sdirection------..V .«/MUM.i.t, woroflmonfi damn." Palmer u ju nn said, , r iu "ne m c rhn*J saiu. i lie nas tim e irrio-iiar:m m k north*mo, irr'oaior. I manner essential. (3) Experienced rnnrr^t,,. M<« ------. i Qldor ilblo reliable porvon wlltj socretaries and general office girls CUSTOM haying: Swathing, baling SA LT U K E C\TY (U P I) - programs to help in Mlvins their “'c conimltlCL. rejecled done lii.s lol) to the best ot hk alwaysneetled.,(41 Route «fl!oftior_ prolirem s."' ------'------o r P u lille A c c o u n ts, nn OBcncy tire a u d it o s one of Us ow n d iir- n b i l j f p ''^ ------I - I I U „ c,ir. j24.jM i.or-m .oin^ to s il here ... running against Williams, will Waitress wanted. Apply in person, leaders from-Uie various atatea-ntfted. *‘Wc need to get tho 4itatc — I? decided, and solve any■-o£ llibiio {w litlcal K oto's ca te . 143 Shoihone St. CUSTOM HAY and siraw ballno- have an opportunity to answer have Freeman baler, phone 733- have met in Utnh. ‘ legislatures lo sUirt a frontchd issues,'’.iuuh, he lie sisaid. ^ any such charges at length dur- Norih Twin Falls, Idaho. 7689. "'ITila conference will nddress input to stimulnte fedfcral legis-’ tsrountbSon..nichard it was ERbert7t)-Teton--in,,-ii,5-^^t-ei,-up|e“5 tm execuUve (o- (-J^ j|ij; P A RT T.RAE lo lcp L o n e w o rk In Tw in Sears CUSTOM SWATHING. Jerome la, said he was happy with the _____' Falls. Salary piJs bonus. 734 3014. iLself to problems that face the lation." cument rather tiian a legisia- , area. T. E. Hudson, 3f24-504i. suites,'’ tlio Utah state senator He said the states have lost „ However. Wil lams work Defenbach has done, l,EGAL NOTICE WANTED' oxporier^cod scrv KKpi*ri»*nr«Ml added. “When the delegates re- considerable power to Ihti “bur- n««cked James A. ^fenbaeh, adding “we have confidence In station attendant. Ideal posllion CUSTOM HAVING, anywhere. lor college student. Apply Sal<'itnti>n Swathing, baling and stacking. turn home they will implement eaucratlcbeast” in Washington, editor, hcause he his workmanship and his NOTICE OF lALC Notice It hereby given that Carl person, 2135 K'mberly Road. • Kilrl.i-nlUmmlrl Taylor Bros. Filar, 336 ^ 5 , 33i ‘ and the state governments need signed a preliminary copy integrity.- A nglin, m ? 7lh Ave. E ., Tw in F alls, • llutliroAii) Drnxxlrl 4610. ______o f it. WANTED Church Caretaker. lo regain this power. 'Idaho w ill sell to Ihe hlghett bidder • llru lin a — Vlr(:mi.llli on or a flo r August 3’ . 1^’ ^. At op«>rnlors. Thit will be all winter Cniiim Uiiim VS Draw Hack on shares, Duhl area, 543 to r. Ihr oil.re 01 0-MElvENY 1 f job. Apply at; Idaho Doan & Conference offidala expect A‘ YERS, A ll Wosi Sixth S lrc ft, Los 4007 or i43 4IB2. Williams accused Defenbach Elevator Co., Twin Failt ..ajid about 1,750 guesUs during tho AriQelc<. C a lifo rn ln 90017, iho Filer, Idaho. and form er bureau director Jack - parcels o t re a l propoi-ly cJotcribccJ Benefits Garbage weeWong meeting. About 1,000 below on tho basis of sealed biav C la ssifie d WAITRESS WANTED (3K Good ^ of Iheqe will be doleDntPa nnd collusion with Keeney recuiyed prior i© Augosi 31, 1«70, m ''klng condlfloni. 6 day week. NAMPA rUPI) - Tlie city ^ S r a ^ ho S Putting out a document that 5.00 P M. Pacific Strtnunrd Tirr't; ,.U»t.qnd Found ‘ Life Iiifiiirnncc WANTED:. CUSTOM comblnlno- oTTâmpiTwlirassume rc.spon- .made him look bad In an elec' “ nrp'Dridi-r'po rtirdTi^ o po h us io 'accupt and half for over 40hourt. Living Iho highest bid lor onch pnrcoi but lion year. Defenbach ran against quarters available. Good toki. Ask Ilou piln li7 nlioii rcsurv*’^ the riuhl to rcicct any anJ lor Oill, Club 93, ,,lackpot. Nevada CUSTOM SWATHING, baling, or»In Williams in 1DR2 and Holley is •III bias Term so l tho b id i ih o li he no and pea combining, bean combing less than 29 pei ‘ l*rofi| Shiirinfi: C.D. Hayes bean machine and iC Q L ___ wilfUhej3aiancc.pavabicunj»oi-fnofj*. _4Pi^., h"ryf«tinp.. .Arl_ or_.Ron_ Sen. Jiichard iligh,_RiXwin—tniin_2Q_yi;fl£i._wiUi_ititcccii_ai_noi- uhlbe_rg^ 3l/-40Si, 3244I SS, JflfBiTlfl...... — — — ------Fails coK:iialrma^theJInt_or-_ ™ j;i:ij;^^^^^^^ iilicatton-Phonr S43 6I77~ O R - t- V C ir r -W ffN IE D a p p ly .., person Yellow Cab Company, 321 im Fiseal-Budger^mmitlec. property covered qy this CUSTOM FOUND: Dark nmmoa- pair ol Main Avenue Eatt. Full time Api^y Young, federal iiankruntcv refe- “ ‘‘" “‘“ l eOO elected legis- asked the committee to express n-AAcfvTci’v . trifocals ai Sho^honi* Fans Sunday p a rt tim e . GREEN CHOPPING ree, approved the orde"^ r'equos- Its confidence In Defenbach ond is nweraiiy dficriboci loiiowr morning Phone 733 0926. Seurti Pcrsonni*! Offico YOUR DEALER FOR ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE . In H Y L A G E F O R AG E SAVER toil bv l/lren Wetzel. Ilolfn. members. jnembers-oUiiiatatU^poinling— ' —C le rk r .■parcL'i -n G irriL 'l Sror* U Vn Ki|uol Street, NE. Great Falls. Montana. Call 733 ISI1 for appointment said beginning Monday the city because Uic audit was not issued Parcel A on tnc south. S9J0I. (t|i|tiirliinil> Kniplotrr will provide “adequate service f®“ ^cc8'”J*urolresourcc8,tho until after Uie burpau was trans- Parcel C LADIES OR MEN to work wllh Lots 5, 6, 7 and 6 in n io ck 41. H « lp W d n l« d U - for Uio wholo community" ond ferred to his control. Sp«cfa|Nolle*» Christian program in Magic pillage ol Kotchuni. loatio. _ ,_ -.Vailey.-luil-or—part-time.-good — -said cm crgcncy-plcl(upfl-woiild"^S*„^:°"?-^,”°^8yj^T7TT-T— vr.would llko lo-rflflfflrm"wo- "Didl"miiVTtni''ti.'n£lcrfd'Io'r oniis oH more ol the parcols individually or HYPNOSIS be made today nnd Saturday. have tho grcQtcal confidencfc- collect ivply . and must be ac eight, smoking and memory. He said the city will not use n In our staff nnd the audits they companiod by a' ccrlified or . Phono 733 0420 3 (p 4 good men for equipment belonging to EnJ. cashier's chuck m Ihe amouni o( 10 pcrccnt o( the bid payable to the GENERAL WAIÊHOUSE WORK terprlse. Inc., the corporation Jenkins Palmer. R' II I II Hnmntnn nf. iTfnh nw>l Pwnt III . I t I ■*- . 1 .1 « .■ I undersigned, II turthi-r mlormation îilui iiiis uuiii; bualnuhs ua V| *L hhu-ixupv. MiUHur®“v ijWinBUlllftll 0 1 IW ’ ULLCW BWU8H iiBgoi w gtg anc MYERS at above address. atiMilion Kk Parrolt; 733 7925. fomale.pan tim e. UO - S70a week, TKi» work will conlinua until Juna )ii, 1971. Will tiorl our oparolion Nalfcpa Sanitary Service, but astronaut. committee, SURgosted the David Watis. 543 4726. 733-740S. 'Wadneidoy. AugutI 26. said he couUI -not-discuss the committoc also affirm' its D A TE D : Ju ly 24, 19/0 PATRICIA HALL source or urrnngetflenLs for the confiderjcein Keeney, whose pro W AITR ESS W A N T E D . Call.733-3051. RICHARD C OERGEN CLARK MILLER Guost Ranch. apply at olfico, 145 North Apply in perton equipment to be used. Freak Wind fessional ropiitatlon he said Trustee under Will ol Housekeeping cabins. Opvni Ostrnnder.or alter Sp, m, at Kay'« Starr said there were no '‘de Williams attacked. John E. Hall, decc.isea through Labor Day. 774 3S35 or Supper Club.' ' MONDAY 24lh — TUESDAY 25th PUOLISH August 16. 23. & 30, 1970 wrile Ketchum, Idaho 03340 finite" arrangements made to C A R L G IL B , lilasts Ontario . W A N T E D . F IR S T CLASS m echanic continue operation of garbage excoiient workino concfltlem, paid 90} 4lh Avanue—Phont 733'S377 hauling service in Nampa. He SlftJBUnY, Ont. (UPI)-A vacallont, jnany fringe benafllt. IT'S TRUE! YOU M A/ HAVE A Insurance, retirement program. said lh(ns)ly has had "some "freak wind development," C ontact ONI R om er o r lA ^ ite y applications for Die thing but possibly a, tornado, blasted Fire LOW COST FACTORY BUILT HOME! Jones at Tholtert AAotori, Lincoln M e rcury, right now we're Inlerefltcd in through the -norlhern Ontario WANTED Immediately - 2 fully __pm .vl(lingJhc.sci:yicfi5.fls_Quicki_niininii_cQim try_wllh_9Qjnilc-an_ —pxpn-iBncBdtry-tDotv pieliiget,______*' AArs. A th ci*ait. 73)'29SI, between 7 To Times-News Two“ yoim8“ Rlrlj " T Io n T tinlinind work youriBil,” or iubcbntract .race Irom MoSsachuselts Instl- In use against tho lire Uiat Annuil J s till I firm price . know anytlilng about cars nnd a tuto of Toclinology in Cam- blossomed Wednesday night al and still invfl. You got s — not fv* % PARTS delivery boy, Contict: Walt Circulation Dtipt. datsI...... nn estlmAto. Pereinliai .18-yenr-old mBther who sot a Rale Gorman, at Qlen Jenkint liridse lo Califomln Instituto ol ter wind blow Uio lire across Chevrolet. ______Yet. I would lllw te obHili>.aii______^ ;ipood -rocord- in-drag boat Technology in PaMilenn, Coilf.. -Uie lines ol-a-slaah buni.------lOO’t QrPL'AN570“CHOOSrFROM‘“ ;caclng pit Uioir driving skills OAOYJLT-T-ttftJlumv hom*. I1:M aftarneen Tlmat-Nawt Paper Rttut*. About' 40 outomobllos, oU Hadley said he lire was out -•irvt. 'ip,m . Call 7U 03U before It ;agalnst about 100 m ales in. the cquippod wlUi power sysltms' of control but had expanded only VaurCAPP'UOMC M y N a m * Is , ...... • • i •, .^ q n d transcontinental clean dosigneil to Uraitlcally.rtducii slightly over night from Iti ilu repfounUllva li: HBLP WANTED at Wllllaml Lake M y A d d ra u It Cair car racc .'which beglu late Hiursilay. >1001 oir pollution . from mbtor leyellSarn If tike lo chack aut CAPP> R etort. Salman. IdeHe, Call collect (M onday. vehicles, nro expected Monday Elsewhere around Uie le na- leslin idaas. 7U.914I. Lerte AAellon. i^^Plieh* No. U J ■ 130 NarthMamlHoiUe : "No. wo don't know anything Ot, to b e g in Uio first log ol the six- Uonal forosta stretching along iNSTRUCTfiRS ilAded (or tewIno< IdahePttlie.ldatM 13401 la m . . -'about cars oxcept tq driva day race. Involving about ISO Uio Canadian border Irom eas chine pSIntlng. Interior .tl»om.".sold Cheryl Williams, tern Washington to Uie Dako- NMitei 90a<593.67i9 decoreting, oourmat* eeoldno« lAttand Schoolmd' Students front colleges and creative iillctiery. tale palntlno< 20, who with Lydin Summers, _ .... universities In the United States tas, only.W men were lightiiigl «IP,. ______convertatlonel Spanltti, ruo< A m In the ...... i , Ora^;>>, ?1, make up the only all-glrl and Canada. small llros. a lol bul could gal one. making, phyilcal llineai. jCui VWCA fer Interview, 73i.4iU. .3 3 .Tlmoiitmes-wew*. Newi, Twiniwui Folli,rau». ld«hoiwoi.u Suodny, Auou«l J3, Itfo ' ■ m mm' '■ M Ui <-/ Get th^ Gals Together And Have A G arage Sale . . . Don't Forget To Place A W ant Adi

. .. — r ~ ,------n BuTlnsst ^ Hom«tTor SoU 50] Hom«i ForSal* 50 Homai For SaU cot) tuily cArpalad oold Medallion ir.ictt, iru il doodi, mor’IuAoet. . b n lh i.- tm a ll down'. A kiurnu G. I. hnme no comer lot in Norlliea&l balht. Imisheii liasimAnt. latnHV macnine sheds', modern 3 (titkln a - CAll Dfl<) M coo w o ll 32i home, dxcflllonf IocaIIoo. 733 6973, Ow«»r IS .000 po r c o n lrn c t. A t 711.7394. <■ . Twin' l allsi 3 bedrooms.' 7 baths, . room ,. CArpelud. I)ullt-ln ,«p ' bedroom , b r tfk hom o, lovely yard , S16S , ' • pllnnces.' closed m tiark yard. 7AS (iK c o iin l. IloH BI7. lIu rlA v, I cIa Iio klichon. living room, dining room, In'the bo«r>ro »1 free bean arefl ,. Cainey. I ii..,i(; / jj «v/l, ATfRACTIVG TWO bedrootn home lAtnlly room And den or ofllce, all (Kstotal. Lochled on Prontago 70' ROADRUNNI^R.'Soll contained.. SVVATHiNC. fln il b.iNno. IJU Iri'l Canffy Supply Route near ichool. Worll* toeing. By CArpHed, lull basement, cioublu RoAd. 9 m iles West Ol Burley. . Rent by day or week. S43'S4«3. Ciittom Fftr^^^lng■ cull o.irtv' owner. Hat lericod yard and small (.arporl,, relrlyorAtored air IIY Owner Three bedrooms PIvone 43BS904. F rank L . O rri ijio rn ln u » jjO r'“c*v«oli*o», 3J4-4JS9, (Nn sollino Involvori) ' ronlal iinlli on alloy way. Wrllo conilitionlnii. beautilul hnmii. call Kpstrtirs, -llh in lull basiimrni K a io lto n , Idaho, Rouô 7. Box BO. PIfln ono - W75.00 Box B 3, CO TIm et'N ow s. 713.7H91 days or ,733 n460 nig h ts and • f'lri)|»l.ice. built m dishwasher, PlAn tw o — t)475.00 double c .trix tri. .Lot Hn'xIbS’. Uoe UO A C H ES , close to GooUJng, n il In 3 PICKUP CAMPERS , " c~u ^ oaa” q h o p p in g BY OWNKRi cotnlorlnblo lamlly block Ironi sliop|)ino center and pASlura now. 3 bedroom Itome. 7 0 modoU, 9'’and 1 r • ------• GrernMftVtllSftOOJ...... ' “ 'noms.' larffO lot. Norihwosi ' .schnof No liirough irAflic xJalry- barn,-horse -barn, good t , Anri C u ito m 5wnlt»ir»a locAtlon. Shown by Appolnlmont ..117,000. 5 'i piT ci;nt lo.ui 449 c o rra ls , IS5.000. M u lllo y KoAlty H ID a y t [iv o n in o i)- R cd tlln g And V o ftia o O lfln d w . SJ] 4S73, (um l. a. Bn ly. Pttono 733'63B1 A lte r S:30 Gr.iDl. /y j VUII7 Insurance, 934-4781. 2 5 % O F F col'lecflno monoy' from cnlti p.ni..jind woflkondi. oporAtod dliponiori In Twin FAlli POOL LISTPRICI ' At^d tu rro u n c iln o aro A . We Tliure Isn't n sign on It, and wo [ IM M A C U LA T E. 4 tii.-drootn. 7 baths, GOOD.no acre larm. (10 shares N i:C D A 5R H VICI- AAAN? S«o HOUSC FOR SALE by owner. Two Sorry, no Irados. todnvt Wnnt A And »nnck».» For^ largo bedroon^t, In Harrison However wu w ill show It to you if d a iry barn and corrals. 179.500 ;vou w fln i. ■ tchool d litrlc l. 733 H709. Iw rw n A l In lo rv lo w In T w iij F a IIi you Ant looking lor a fine home. 8(167.517. . . . , MAGIC VALLEY AroA. te n d nA m e, A d itrn it And Each room ip u tls b eauly. It lia s All ROOM phono number to Mulfl'StAte OY DW NifR: 3 bedroom. 1'» bAlh. . thfl w arm tliol lEitrly American!) j IlY OW NER ftire e bedroom.v'fl04' MUST SELL! One ol our linesl BOj MOBILE HOMES Dlitributlno. Inc. UB1 Welt garAgo.and fenced back yard, 733 Thrno bedroom s up and ono in Tlii>rr 'it plniity i)l lo f o I Y.ikimA. Filer Basemenl. coi/ered; acre larm . Good buildings. Wouldi llroAdWAV. AnAhelm . CAllt. 93007 nicely finlihod basemonf.. Most iv,imii)ii>A ' lio o l’' on lo 'n * |).)iio, tirepi.ice. green' house, lik e VT4.000. but make us an olfer.i 3 | h>iUi west e f .West 5 Point* 1714) 776 &0M> 'Allracllvo lamlly room with large dout>le rj.ir.irje,' Low interest N Estate,, Ed Stockton. ^ p,,,„ 733-6141 l-'OR.HAy HAULING nnd siackino Wi) jii\t liitud t^» inipietWn ^bod- 374-4000, Jerome. Crtll 423 5959 o r ?W M fliil SIrrtol, SAVCMONGYI Jbedroom, ?bAlht, HreplAce' Well kepi yard, Lej us i e-.frow. 376 4317 ,lo,r keys • • A C T IV E 7llreplacoi,doublogarado. fenced siiow you. P rlii* — J74.000, foom ■'liQiiifl o t ^ ^ b n rm iV pficn. ___ HAi>;»on. yard. Appllancss^tW .m Si-4 per aOACHpS, Joroinoaroa U3,000 [jpuciuu) : 17 .1 O'. trle_ai!p'.l|e M iKjic view.QOOd soil east. Buhl l-liJ.OOO &7B SUNRISE BOULEVARD V.itlry l/ejilly, 733 55)10. IT iftViJiQWL IMMEDIATE AP TG R HOURS; * ' • 16 V(ivi> 2'v hrillii. E»c.o1lnn1 ttilcliii" N O R TH <3 5 bedt'oom tii>mo, 7 R .J.S chw endlm an 733-7100 I’ Vifl/’ltnnrfpi ' tivftfylliing INCOME llreplACot, main lloor ^llllllos,. H A rleyM ail.ers *. 733-R473 Mbbile ttome and One 01 IlH* N A T IO N ’S FASTRST, Ilnlthed batomenl. AppolnlmenI oiitiil lloor iocludjng llin GROWING OIL COMPANIES Ik o n ly , 733 1819, iiriiwly «fiom Ciioico noMI.iwovt ilc -ltir 3 l)i;(lro(,r?i Ijn c k , double 370 ACRES Travel Trailer Work WanUd 3 4 lookitMJ lor .in IndivlctuAl to Ito c k s ONEOFTHE FINEST cMrfigi’. c.iriJL'i, f.im ily room .ind Icitnii^ Tiill prijf" 11 nOO , 720 AC RES irrigaled Irom private .ind scrvlcif COMF*ANY BEAUTIFUL lAmlly homo on - 7 STORY HOMES (footi neitijii^ftiood- Try G I or well. No improvumenls. Pnci'Oniy YOU« HANci-irtw iind circl«‘.snws ESTABLISHED ACCOUNTS in LIncoln'Strool, 3 bedrooms, livino WE HAVE EVER SEEN Inw iiilrrr\l Incin. V7ii you call m oney tt'V,'473 &&70. COMPANY FINANCING .Is hoating .system . eifCeNenl quiet REALTY irr i- plus ,ii (.‘«fi(.-Ol Twin w ijli 3D3I) j a a S f l t b i - .iv.iil.ibli' to A quAlllied indlvldUAl. location, in Kimbi;rly. lult Ocivn HnrT\Jett, DcoLor horTH- (or il3,500 Try- G I or Foggy, 733 3 BE DRO O M S , 7 CAr gArAQu, hobby , basement, huge patio. (enccd Tony, 473 540D QOTO TILLING. OArdoni, hlAde DiMribuior&hIp o llo ri COMPANY room. dIthwASher, CArpel, drapes, Pleoin toll 7 3 3-4 07 9 (ndytimo) C>ill II.II 733 flO?3 Moun Close-out Prices PAID ADVERTISING And mAny yard, doutjie g.iratje, larne corner '.1,11. ', R i'iilly . m S9/4 MLS E .irl, 473 5659 large landscapcKj lol, black top lol. Priced .it (in ' unbehev.ible Ann H o ffm n ils r 733-3 0 10 | Home) , oliii-r bi'nelils. II you Are In parking lor 4 vthlclos, orapo slake leri'itect And h.ivo A minlrfium ol tt9,500. ck .m il row crop l.iys well 1043 Blue Lakes North CARPENTER nnd moion.iry work, lonced. Mornlngtlde-School. 733 tAeoo c.nl> . . w rite , In clu din g 0379. I 'Oil Considi.r ir.ide tor Uy Iho h o u r. Phono 734 3430. ■iildrct^&iifidphono number to: Do* Of iicrp .ifje cioT.e to Wendell Raol Eital For Trada 5 3 li i. cd Timt'S New*. - TAYLOR AGENCY lOdinri t36,000 FHA? OR 64, 0 BAKER’S WORKING MANAGERS JOO for OWNER TiiANIIÊRRED . n r.ir l-ii(.-r Wilh 4 bi.'droom SPARKLING NEW REAL .ESTATE EXCHANGE l.irm or rAncn. 30 vMrt o k - Qui(k pottestion on this out , (or Jltl.OOO CrttI V iri)il 433 Mobile Homos problem properties a specialty, by pcrlcncp. Rpferenccs avAilAblo. Spscial C louai standing b ric k . S bedroom , 3 t>.ith IMMtDIAlt POSStSSlON on' nr B ill 733 fl023. Mountain , 41? Addi«on W flti 733>33SD Iwme- Extras include 7 llrcplaces. appointment only. Globe Realty 374 454S Dtjriiilcl tii,lo> ll>nl«' .-t.M i-HV Ix'Ci.ililul (inri v'pcicioiit brick liomi' . IV r.ilty,. /33 5974 M r s . JOYCE KELLY, competunt recroAHon room, double gArage, Phone 733 7673. Most (|,-Mrril)lr? iK irliu-rnl rx ri) 3 bi-(l PA IN T IN G A n d .ro o lin a iind CAr vo'ce mstruclor, it now wolco/ning sprinkler system and rulrigeraled eVININGS; YOU MUST 'if; 12 to appri'C iatc lt»i'. pcn trv done bj- the hour or jot). 73^- stunenli lor tAll tchodule ol air conditioning- Located on Uonltl.lof 4V.1 5J0J TODiiH Huom lo t 2 nioifj Full b o lr t.r.fk nomi! nortliiM^t ■ ALWAYS j lo / " ly m 5 4 4744______•______leisons. Phone 733 6430 iMAUtlfut Holly Drive. Ca II lor ...... m rnl. <.-«lrri bn tin onrl 2 liiopltKc^. 1 M-ri.cd !) i.irt)!,’ l)i;drooni!, oli in.nn LeU and Acraaaai nppointmrv^t. We -Are proud to (loiiliU- In'"'(|f>'(ig»-. CDvi’ir il (Xilicj BETTER BUYS PIANO TEACHER. SHerwood Show this fine llstlnn. Hon IV fully tr itp c lr c i Ilu l lui< -C o un »i‘^>— l^ fo n c h — 3— ^fctoV^y-,— J- ---- n)ur»erof*work7-eut*rtxJor»« ------srm icir^TffeeT _uii_^hu!yncic27ar-!rr:.' ZII3ntf:Av6nU^;Ei»Sir7^ «3S»r ZT7cmendou63oc»1Ion77-J«l»—w tih —aM lofrr- JnliiEvlQ W ino- 4iP U E X 1 Best location in town. Unck with J DougVotlmur ------7333,155^ whfcli. iind lires, Full 2 * 4 con Our counselor is ru>w tcreenlno )*'(lroo" 'iii 7bedroon> units, individual heat ■J.W. M essersm ith 733 4SJ6 siruciion. double insuUition couples And tingles to prepAro lor <111(1 r iiiK ir. dispo'.,.ii .ind i.irtjc and stove And relrlocrator m each Dick'Messersmith 733 V069 MAGIC VALLEY Electric hoAt And relrtQcrAted air Motel MAnagementI Our NAtlonnl <1 ,.ircl ,M( lor il6,}00 C.ill unll. ■ Carports lor tenani. Dale Pallerson ' 733 0669 TO S E TTLE ESTATE 3 ', .ic r.-. on conditioning Like newl PfAcem ent A gency dOAls w ilh 700 7Urt073 Mount,(,n St.,l,.'. Minimum yard and hiAlnlenance REALTY L.ist Pole line ro.id, carpt.-iird 3 Everylliino QOti Come see or c a M molQl chAinsi Mid Year Clearance Owner may frade lor clear home Gcxiofi I CrocVrlt. iJ'.'Oroom hoini,-, o il turnace. ni.-arly WAller Chevron Serv-ce, HAm SKA, 1149 S. WAShlngton, W IchitA, WANT fhe t>esi bargains in homes or lArm proporty. ' 7.n i5fiO.(myt,rn,-' lu ll bcV.etiii.-nl U nstol Acn'ury, 733 iTiett. 346 7061 KAnsAS. Z IP 67711. ~ acreages — lArms — rAnches or 31163 business opDortunlties? Please be E.rn.MQV 733-3 10',' D riv Inn S37.000 fo r sure to CAll • • 7 3 J ;>(i3l) f i3 .6 S 3 l ■ SALE U.S. CrvllServ/.coToltS ol B uiinau Proparty On oil 12 w ido and 24 w ide Men women 18 and over. Secut;# E dna Irish , 733-0882 ioDs. H igh ttA rtln g pay. Short LOBE Oroadmorc now on display. hourt. AdvAncem»nl. Prepar#torv B ctli vyickhnm , 733-S476 , Commercial Property training Al long at reQuli-rt/'* REALTY I A SPECIALTY 5E6 THE A ll NEW 14' WIDE Thousand* ol lobi open, êx relottn.in Realtors 733«iVB 1 VACANT Cinder block husmfsi C..LOONEY, 1 Flfcetwood Now on display perience, usuBlly. unnecBitAf'y. Y S 5 - 2 6 e 9 . ;K’s Specials buiioing on snoinone Sireci FREE booklet on |obi, talariet, REALTOR- P riccd 18,500 w ilh li-rm s or Camatarv leli 5 9 At requlrementt. W rllo __TODAY. 713 5457.733 7340. 733 S045 trA de lor w ha l t»Avo you. Call giving name, addrets Snll phoii*. - HAroid Kfiihlev. 733 7JOO or Land Lincoln Service, Dok R-19, c o HAZELTON. 7 bedroom, lenced ■ 6 C E M E T E R Y LO Tb, PmehurS' O lficeol lOAho Rcnilors, 733 07 16. Tim o s N e w i. ya rd , lu ll basem enl. 30’ x 50' D is tric t. Sunset M em orial P ark acro'jS tro in Se.irs. cinder block shop wilh it. 029 5440. SlSOeach Mrr, O. C B u rd ick. 33! sons Homas For Sale 5 0 N orthwest 19th, Po rtla nd , Orerjor V/209 Phoni.- (503) 22B 6710 Mobile Homes U LTR A iTiodi.'tn sifiA ll rn o tti in TWIN FALLS throe bedroom older S.iwlooth VAllcv. E*c«rllcnl in QY OWNER: newly painled inside HERE IS in RUPERT and out. 7 bedrooms upstairs and home. Many improvements 376 HARRISON Tvsa ctio'ce lof. l_.ikevii'w Addition como proporly. Priced 10 !.cll. For _ Close I0 town.V K inlorm .ilion. call 774 J37B. Standly, one bedroom plus balh downstairs. Y O U R REALTY Mcniorull P.irk e.i',1 ol Uuy equity. TAkv over SUA month HiMi- C.ill 733 4S10. eweninos, o r see Wayne P atterson, UY O W N E R ; D uple*, fra m e ! tvw C H A N C E ! “ rcAllor, Lynwood Realty, Smiley payment on 6 per cent loan. 174 bedroom s each. Location, con 7 3 3 - 2 S 2 2 Creek Lodge Polk. 734 7741. d itio n (jood. Onlv' tl4,9Q0 or t/i.' i i ,itinost new i;0 ACWL t.irtii camper, sell contained, eKci-lieni money in cattle ranch corporahon. BY OWNER 01 execulive lype home. Ov'owner. all electnc 3 bedrooms, 2 WHY?' T w in F a IIs arcA ContidentiAl. P^^Qne 733 0166. baths, fin-pl.ice, your own wi-n. W rite Don 0 4. c o Times News. condition unit, caroi'tmn . fu ll III. BEAUTIFUL year old air con dr.tpes a ro luSI Icivrly N (Mionc a s B-l/4. llQ iic. alter 6 p.n , lUlV THE HEST All models 1970 ATEWAY POR LEASE Service station, very flitionefl brick, 3 bedrooms, 2‘ > FOUR BEDROOM. 7‘> baths. •locitlion Tr.ivcl Qyecn cam pers. Ni,w good location on U S 30 HiwAy And bAlhs. carpeted^ Hoors. drapes, doubJo garAoe. Full basem ent i.w ^C R L ^> ..16V A'.iler sn.iros plu ; Slock. Sportsman Lodae'. 1000 " V j l i l l n u u L B R US V3 m Twin Falls. Call 733 0177. new Appliances, sprinklers.. By Astumo 6 per cent. 733 3576. 3 bedroom oicIlt noinc sv.soo (li I'O .'.1,-M.' tiooci nonii-.,, soni Spriiuj',, H.Kifrm.in, Idaho. ^ ^ ■ _ C C N T ^ ■ [TTirrTTirTriKli CAFE AND 9474 IIRICK 7 bedroom, den, 1', batti. . ,111 III- i|. v d i-tl Tot,,I p n c sas.OOO I S E C U R IT Y c a m p e r. 8 ', '. wi air conditioned, sprinkler system, S I OC K M f - N 'l H flA L T Y , 600 turnace, real «ood condihc SOUVENIR SHOP CONSIDERING retirement? Twin F u lly equipped. For SAle. ira dn a double garane, top area, good Tr.ule lor trailer. 733 5293 F.iiis, 7' j bedrooms, yard, garden, loan 475,000 lease (tarane. utility and &un porches. THIS W EEKS ------H ARO AUG H MOTOR CO 3 BEDROOM northwest, a morn U u lltr . ii.'i 55;3. ” ■ PRICESSLASHEDf ■ Livpslock tn.ichitêry or truck spacious hom e for 11B,500 ------,01i-4ll7------■ .■>CC'£-‘PTC{rom jqulTV~376'S47r~ CL'EAN and cheap 7 bedroom. g.»s IW IN 1 ALLS ------On all Travi'tte-Campers, ooing rtt -.••TraClT- - -J77TOO- ATTENTION RANCHERS1 ! 150 above cost. M.iriroit Sales & ------WtrrCPN APPRAISBm ------■~t slock r 13RICK 7bedroom 134:600 K i'iillv and Ins. SHECIAL Hornet For Sola 50 Homai For Sola 50 IN V E S T M E N T CO. n ta lb ) East i Bijints PELDTMAN REALTORS i 731734J 911 Shoslione Street Norih 733 I98B iiin i Good te rin '.. After hrs Groroe Gould 733 9647 r„-ii.'L.,rs,-nS.ik'sCo 1969 ARISTO CRAT Irn ile r house, 23'' f'lio n i- 7J1 H552or 934 5171 8x35Kenskell _loot, l'kcnew^423 5J02aller 6 (> i.< I -ORE-N-HOUSE------1-kêdroom, carpeted. “ Today, Sunday, V to 5 p.m. furnished. MAGIC VALLEY Allracfive split level. 3 bedroom, 1 1-2 -baths ‘ 1695 Lini.;, SoMu-mr, 733 SSfl/ of L.ind double carport, carpelod, nice corner lot, ) BUSINESS OttiCe 111 lihitio Ri-,>l1ori. 733 07 16, block Ifom Morninqsido Grade School, can .iLro'.:. tru in >i(Mrs Moblla Homat 64 W e C a rry ; assume 5_3-^ "b loon, we ofe_ moving and SERVICE DIRECTORY M(irlctt». Kit. Cl'ompion. Tamma TRAILER HOUSE unluroished. V.inl lock, Iio»clejo. Hoodrunnar, - Ihis houio muy bo sold right Oway: SI 8,400. D yke, tO«54'. For in fo rm a tio n c a ll' Below .you will find many services avoiloble Irom Mogic Volluy Busi- 734 3157 Ttrry Contofd OPEN: located at 1 940 Sherry Drive, 733-041 7 nossos. Look und e r Ihe to w n in your area . . , contact one oi these firms ; 10 X 50’ W O fllL E ti'ome, verv n ic e '. 7 Ooyi o W#*l<, Ev»nlno» by tor the finest in service and qualily prûcls. I 13,900 934 4797 ' Appointmanl — 733*3410 niokt Al Addison, Twin Falli _— ^— ^ m l o WNER ------^------

BOO K O IN D IN G ______, SICK ROOM EOUIPMENT m 17'k55’ Nashua VVeslctiesti-r. EAGLE Book Oindino. Old t»ok — BOO A-CRES Excellent (Condition Arr HUNTING EZ HAUL fJatidnal iruck - trailer ilibic restoration our specially. 500 Ci-nii .iilv loi .ii< ii ii.n ,iiui (ir.iin {litioner, skirling, nwnmi|. 14S00 F illm o re , 733 7714; 934 5195. rental. Kemper Mattice'ToKaco, i,iiul VI7'i .K ii- See at Villaoe M obile H om r P.ir Just Ahead ; 404 Shoshone Street Wi'Sl. 733 994,1 I 111 Kimberly, .iffi-r 6 p m . WILDERNESS This Fall BUILDING CONTRACTOR - LA W N C A R E ______4ft00 A C R E S SU M M E R romodol. Additions, new con • P.Vr.TUR'r m c:>nur. Couniy. bAÂLL CAMP-lrailer, room-for 5 NOW T A K IN G ord .‘r% to S|)r.)y struction. etc. Free cstlmalos M U '.t fU: SOLD' 5757^’ Go with KIT PhQno 374 5657. , lawns fo.r dandelions, clover, spuroe, thick weed Gem b(jriiy.in(| Service, 733 470ft , S P RA YIN G Vllli w h y CAOtlgETS «. COUNTER TOPS Ri'c Come see Motiilo Homo Transportino . .EARWIGS, .ipliids and other i)u<|b A rr.I $S(I 000 1 ONLY Boautilul .kitchen bathroon. , .. ___ . haltHTing you Also l.»>vn ti-r —cnblneHT-Postlorm—coontertofjs— /;AoWrr'“ noTm; ■r~^"tiiT77iTrnn:-rrrmiTp-cnntroir'tioo!;p- W ood R ivor Roîliy KIT CAMPERS mnnulncturod In Twin Falls, 7 l owned insured carrier'Lotai tu n in j.itio n Gem S|)r.iym<| Srt ' BEDROOMSNEMME — 1 BATH NEW 1970 MOBILE mllos west HlQhwfly 30 qisplay ! ,|,;.|.incp 733 J774_ : v ite , ;33-1,'OA ...... /ail4;/il? The Buy FULL BASEMENT S. CAR. Room. Schylor Enloi'priaos, phono ' ______733 01M. HOME PORT .. . CARPETED ... 1 POULTRY-PROCESSING ‘ t r e e s e r v i c e $' 1 2 ' W I D E CMtROPRACTOR COMPLETE SERVICE. Qur prices -VALLEY TWEE SERVICE Exccllont Diiiry BAKER'S READY-TO MOVE INTO Start dt lO ciH itsp e r IHrd. P o u ltry your sl>rul>!i now. r-ree estir 570 A c n -.. G r.ule A, 3 Stall, Surge 2 B E D R O O M Mobile Homei • C A S H tP 'N R I VC BK ALMA HARDIN — Ctilroprhclor, 157 8 5 Supply. 733 3I6D. liiu B2, T F. 733 3331. Mtlkimi P.irlor, with GOOD 4 1 3 Addison W .-733-33SB North ^WJjshlnolon, Twin Foils. \V)il«Tii 3 lledroom Hon»e. ONLY — CARPETING— $ PER MONTH PI«ono 733 4741. SJO.OIXI w itit;_Ti'rm s. ■ _ .Double intlullon___ . t R c e s e r v i c e ‘ ; !SAND a GRAVCL HVk'RRELL ■ THO'RNE ' . MOBILE HOMES M J i m i "-INGIUD 6S TAXES CUSTOM QORN CMOPPINO ASSOCIATES ANP.INSURANCE lOWN fl. LUvJN I KY iM 'i'beivac Phone HH6 J071, Shoshone !. Save Over *7 0 0 FOR S A L E : •Trimminti, toppind, Reiitovmii • VanDvlte'’ CUSTOM CORN chopplnQ. Have Sm ith Sand a. G ravel. 037 4U04, Free Esiimitlos — lr\surod • S k v lir ie Irucks nnd soil propelled fox Haoerm<»n. r I40 ACRES, '3 bedroom homo. N o w . 54898 chopper. Phono 374 47&n, Jerome. 731 «1hH Ho* 211. Twin I .Ills L .iriie . S m all, W t' Do TtiCm.All Cinder btock d.tiry barn, oood • C a m o lo t SBPTIC TANK tCRVICC (leKls, (lood |)roducer. i50,DOO. ChatTiplon MODULAR ■- »04 CAN PAiNI FOR VOUR dow npaym ent CONSTRUCTION BAKER'S VACUUM CLEANER'S HOME LIMITED NUM'DER OF HOMES TO BE B U III RO-TO-ROOTER Sewer service 170 ACRESj 170 Shares water, 3 Sewer lines and septic tank clean' bedroom home. Surge 3 stall m ilk Mobile Hem ei ____ IN TW IN FAU S A N D BURLEV in«. Also all types of excavation. WE ARE THE AUTHORIZED p a rlo r. J50,000. 41XAd(llion-ya3.33SB Meyer’s Concrete Conslruclion Dealer . for Hoover, Filte* and T ra ve l Traitors ~ ■/Patios, driveways, curbs-and John A Hnkcn. 733 7541. *360 paym oiiu L l Sn5 p .( niotiHi . Kirby Vacuum cleaners We ser 100 ACR(£S 115 stiarcs water, 7 .. a (Gmil, ol lou. .moVmg _ ■ *1'vou l'» v □ lam ll, ol 4 oultors. form work and vice and repair all makes. A (jtwd • Concord ' hasomonls. Herbert W..Moyer or CRAVEN'S Sowor iPSfWo; septic bedroom hottie, milk harn.flnd i.,,000 p.i /.o. dnoool po.i.n • V«“' l"<»m» U J4.000 selection ol rebuilt Vacuums. loa lin o Shed. 440,000, • ‘ N o m a d tnoB lolo II 3 [1«F c n l. ______po. y a f . ______J______. Gooroe Muyor. Phono 324 7171. lank sower■ uwi.r lino ..1.*. cleanino -Power w*-... Vacuum Clei'ineisol Idatio. Corner INVENTORY nonl.—Ilro -inspsction. 733 Dt (11(10 Lakes and- 7nd .A vetiu r 3QS3. ftiil Hirrel, 536 7940 DOWN PAYMENT CLOSING COSTS ({ast. Call 733 1077. JohnWL'Vt, S3A7's Kennols, UXPCH I wcwuiu mai-hinc repair & r«>pairs on K irh y coin p.ict iWost 536 7774 BIG SAVINGS ■ lUi 1 y * a u pai . — . Ijoarding and iralnino. oun doai. . sales. Now and used com m ercials. o ltie i s Twin f a lls, 733 i0 4 l All Bank Financing lurfinca, 9 m o n lh i r*al t ila l* (axci, obodionco J ra ln ltlo . ca ll 73^ 7730. Scissors slârpehed. Vic's Sowino W Atres*' ‘LonttpffUPiwgptrtmtTr ------^----- ON— ------Mnchino Sorvlco. 57(1 4ttf Av«»i*o, an\| Wciuieii, iv7 ati.ties ol wator BUILY UNDBR THE 235 PROGRAM E asI. 733 7045. plus Irriflallon woll. Now orowlng All m o d d s in S t o c k Mammurrt Family ln rxolifiad to W on End RoAlty TBAtl FP Â lP ^ If o f In srtm r call you Iho toiophono any aclverlitor tltit ilro k e r. S43 4409. PURNACBCLEANINO d ir e c t o r y ’ U not oniwored, dial 733-23B6*. Tole- 2S90«irland(7i.g811llurity WILLS,INC. F(Jrn«cM e lM r tfd «tvJ w rv lc « . phono Answurlng Service in Twin FqlU, Ooy or Niflfif. 385 A C R E. 750 hvAd Idonl CAlllo 734-30SS Twin Fill Coll 793.3A91 day* »r 793-t4A0 nlghu whll**lh«y Idil; Aih oil tlo v 0i, S7. 14 vM r» •Kperlervfl. ranch, J Iwdrootr* modern liomo. O pen av^niridi III BiOO 7U>7334. 374,4081 - - 6-S5 W04. ------U i ____ ■ 1,1 .:i'i______^ ^ NBW W R IN G ER W ath »f. I7«.«S. “ NCVBR u«ed anyihlng llko It," tny ViRBO OP .HIGH OrPICU liou M 7 CbII QuIMci.’ I$t |>JTEHNATIONAU combln* per tnonJ»)l NOT RE-SPd^SIHLG lor carpoti lor walk In Iroerer. R. H. Callnn. Budd wheels 734 37011. ; TOP QUAU-TV porm/Jrtont ' do n n e d Any other WAV. re n t HOST W E PA Y CASH (or u s « l saddles Inqu ire aI : 377 JeU orton. C/in Im K Im b o rly , 433 5373. , Vlcker's SAddlery, 733 7096 iDun'At 319 6fli Avenue lla tl o r 73] ONE VODKL A4’ bcAn combinn, • rcgislerodquArtef. horioi lor i a Io. ' lo r clefln carp oU . No no Inquiro 1543 pllAncL‘&, btiPy tliingii co.il Itovot, rea dy lo g o fish ond ski poot Bud 734. 362 1 or see ol 151 Rose Sireol and Mark Twin Marina, Your AAiiplD Avnniiff. TWO AHAUIAN SlAllioni. At *tud, Anliquc&. RopAlrlnu, upholtlorlnq. Hj^y, Grain pnd F««d '94 MAyos F u rn itu re , 733 4010. NEW FJHERGLA5 sheoii Evinrude and Mercury dealer _ _ _ _ _ . onp b.iy, ono gray: t35. 733 7053. PAllot,* roolt, carporli. lencot. )163 Blue Lakes Norih. 733 1194 I9M-D0DGE |)owfr..wogon, winch,*' IIACHELOR lioutlna. 3 m«) por Special p ric e 5 conls lo-15 c o n li per room. Kilclicn. itiownr. Nowly UNFINISHED (FURNITURE, • HEADQUARTERS • '' m i(0 tirokes, warn hubs, transler hiahoii quAllty. good leloction. square feel, Wotlern nuriorlos, Ci>'.i> .,11595. M3 7053 rcHlono. t K OA. per m o n tli. An- GREEN CHOPPING 733 9179. -COLEMAN CAMPING , GET WMft.ljynu pay lor and sen it (ivrson l;nlorprltc&. U;i7 3rd Avu. broko^c<«ll 433 5760 HAniun M a ry C arter P A lnIt, 331 AÂin buill. 15'custom built lioal in your EA&t Avonup E A it- . ______G O O D S choice ol colors, S795. Buy the t>esl 1961 CiMC Tanflcem Truck,, now YOUR DCALGH FOR » K 13 LINOLEUM rugs,' Assorted At Ci>ntury A u iom otivn , M achine. g ro in . l)Cei bed. re a r uu m p. >JECb A SEHVICU " w a n ? Sot/ yAro CMtrA heAvy com m crclA l 20% OFF on all .rURNISHHD AI»AttTMnNT, 3 HYUAGC FORAGI: SAVCR •CMrlT.'?^' H AN N ER FUR 733 507IJ 621 W, A d u iW .. ■finoncing available, 835 55^4 •lodAva Wrtnl Ad« lor Iho lorvlco nylon crtrpct wilh toAm rubbor NITURE. Twin Falls- 733 143 1 C O L E M A N .room, ro.V cIliAti. wflHtr' AntJ SAVofltiovAtUAblvnAturAl you WAnl. DflCk, pcrle c t lor kitchen, In ttiily '-&.inil.ilion -iurniilicd. :______p!anl[ulc«i. -room.or oHico. ruuul^r tl3-Q$ lor .....COOLERS $ YCHTS— .l-nT:S_GO.LQOATING.-Sno.lho-nuw- "''.fti‘.'"ffft!-tryck Dcti . ,in 1970 mod^l boots ond moloVs at lo r Siieorjr or chopped hay', etc. 1595 iquArj-'vArd a1 Coin's 733 rcflL-moiLJ.cvfir-vHiing.1__ Easl—3 - _ u « ? . u o - f t - M A tt x—rwrN“ WAniNA“ Polnts Conoco. 733 B063, Your Evmrude and •Mercury s id f. lor Hot bed use 543i5473 TWO bodrooni, itdults only! No pL-t&. ■pi)ono 543 6151, num . , Inquiru 43S Shoup AvonUL* Wcsl or Bed daveno and matching chair, dealer, 1163 Blue Lakes North. 7J3 WANTED; 100 Ion ol first or tocond SHAMPOO your' own carpel, 1194 c.ill 734 3034 'very good tweed cover, tliv at I9S7 CHEvnoLcr ',.ion nitkun c p ttiiifj li.Sy And 1000 bA lni ol HORSESHOEING, trlmm ino C ain's 733 7 1J1., prolessional results. Rent a ClArko 203 VB engmi) W ith tool bones str.iw, Dick llowflrd, 543 4915. stiampooer with , companion Call 123 4001. Ki'rvi(;(r. Donvor CHRYSLER boats and niolors 1 Fino, 336 4631, F ile r. VACuum BAnner Furniture,,733 S ta rc ro fI boals Camp<>r ira ile n I cArpi'li'fl'' living ' room. Uli 3 PIECE bedroom set with nev/ Th« run Spel I d Shop I CORRAL POLES nnd Icoco |ual, 1431.______^ Harley Davidson niotorcycles ' lijrniwu'd. L.iundry fflcihlics m Atlrrss Ano box springs. Dining INTC w'n a T i O n 'a l , model COF I Any 5iji;, c.ill 353 44H. ____ J53 7nd Av*. South J E R O M E - IM P L E M E N T ft • Aclulfs only. llnMon Ap.^rtn’ QUAntER horjo mAros and Ap tAblo, 4 chAirs, RCA Whirlpool MUFFLERS IhslAlled wh1le "you 4000 0 truck trncfor, 10 virfiftier Twin Falls M A R IN A _ ■ duoi o«le. With sleeper cab, V8 JJi 3rd Avc‘. North - PAloosA aoldinos. PDono 433 5035 retrigerAtor Iroeier. 733 7404. wait. Comploto mulller service, 30th S Pulcvl*w, Oeit* I WANTKD; HAy, sovurAl Hundred or 733 1133 Alter 7,30 p.m. irciuding custom duals, Ablwii's ■ I Mons ni-tfded In bAlfS o r swAlh, Auto Supply, 305 Shoshone SI. 1.1 fjLA ^Î'A i/ tl J Sk.no,It .Mill f,.i' '.m.'.-.imi, lIWi- (le *, priced lo je ll I Dondod Ir^ '-k buyer, 67(1-3554. REPOSSESSED 3 piece living room CimM'ron Soles, inc . 436 3191 , ti(;droom, and kitclimolli.- Ult S h « « p Soulh. lurniM ied. 145 AduJis (V sol, dAveno, reciiner. and swivel ChAir, like now, take over Apiirtrnt'nis, 235 3r« Avi' N IcU yO M STEAM nr"iiin, rollVno; WE rebuild hydraulic jacks at FOR SALE yo.irhno ewes-, olio payments ol tl3 por month. Motorcyeloi 18 15' Sh )FL ER Duiit Deet. gram trucfc I niBUilc . moi.isii-s,'Al .H.nki'll, • Abbott'S Auto -Siinnlu ____3Q5_ bed, good c o n d ih o n . See a i j 4?j .Siino. KiitlD prly. .^(j(;d ewi'S. Ptioni- 543 4043 BANNER FURNITURE 733 1431. Shoshone St, South ^ BACHELOR litiL'& lurnishL'd, I'ld i-rly lolly or BANNER FURNITURE spcokers Has 3 speeas Sound F a rm S » « d 9 6 -uEP GLADIATOR P-ckup 1955 couple pre tirrfd Priflou-'HS 6457 P e^nd P«t Supplies 110 127 2nd Avenue West, 733 1431 w irn sou nd . 543 6275. 1710' v Chrv 2 Ion irnd 1959 internaiionai3 Poplar. Buhl 1969 YAMAHA 350 Scrambler lor .ton Aiih bulk OfO'J 2 1959 in 1 WANT TO B U Y ; d irc c i Iro m Hold. S IA M E S E K i Y t e n s , cash H o u m i —Fu r n iih e d NON • COMMERCIAL ADVER sole. 5 speed transmission, 36 ternahonal 3 tons W'th hyoraui'C ' Sibonon whOAl grASs to ed , 334. Irodmg stamps. 733 0115. Musical lnitrum «nti 1 3 4 IqXjeen siie bod, t90 Phone 733 6141 'dum p Duet tjeds . 401)1 or 655 9904. TISING BY INCIVIDUAIS ONLY, horsepower.-Runs greal, Call 733 ONE OEOROOm ; Single couple. 3025 or contact Doug Donmork. New John 0'.-i.-'’ e F ja 'f hnryes'er AKC Riî&iurcd mAle Somdyod 0 DAND INSTRUMENTS, used And FOR A short lime only Aulolromcs No 15 / . Ncwiy romodulvd. iullv CArpaiod -••m onths o ld . Call a fte r ii.-n;m;-733. AdvortisBmenis- must — — No ppts—«h(ldren-/33 734t— ;------new. R ftn ifl! WArt. r c n la i ip o lio io n hA$AvAilaUlc 1500 wait 120 voll AC -Cdll..M4J«lloi»,-830.M07------■Anim al Br«»dlrtB~ 100 0494 ...... purchase p ric e . Conn • Bundy pickup mounted generators bo conlincd to used ..... Selmor and Reynolds, Warner 439 95 Phone 733 0703 . 1955 FORD 2 ion truck lleetocd. V8 A R T IF IC IA L Brooding to A IIS greAt QUEENSLAND Blue Heoli-r pupi, m o rch o n d iso sollinQ Houiat—Unfurniihed 74 proven sires, nAtion's highest type Music, 133 Snoshone Norih i.'htiine, 5 speed transm ission, J noiurAl hi'i'lers. Poul Shnvur, 543 iTOWaway bed for rent S3 00 .i lo r loss th a n $100. speed OKie. Call 324 4620 a lio r 7 production sires. Also All breeds ol 5096 beci available. Quhl, 543 6103; FOUR GOOD USED PIANOS. F.roe w‘êk^^^Bonner Furmiurf, phonf All ddvorliiomonU m ud 0 m l-, • Jerom e, 334 2653. Shoshone, B06 delivery s.in ElptôlM■ r e v e rlj. AKC GERMAN Shepnerds, GcrmAn a m p lifie r Can 4J3 5H4. k u n ls e fly hear.R Adio. TV. conversation - all Shorthoirs. Great Danes, Nor ihe sounds •• W ithout gom g to the ONE '»ei o l Ki-^M onu C»'rnmi- (n,i(}s 500 ME.AD H o ls te in h e ite rs , WL-qion E lk Hounds, Poodles, and ■fyss and txjih e r ' and "e *p e n s e " I weigh.ng 300 500 ids. Call purebred English Pointers, to 111 Chi-vy 5100 Also o 4 or 5 English Seller. Mac's Kennels, Called Ihe MINI AMP, this Imy sir.m i b a nio lor 515 M09 El.;<»t)eth ! Gooding, 934 5316 lllvd Room t— Board ond Boom 76 536 2317 personal amplilier requires no FINAL AUGUST jTOP QUALITY |ighl weighi calves. Radio arid TV S«l> 135 lifting A/iybody can use it Sii‘(|lur Oil h iM l.T >»,iih tan ond UQ ROOM, boord, custodiol core lor I All kinas. I'j West ol Duhl on PUREBRED Gerrt-ian Shorthair FACTORY DIRECT - eldL'fly lody. my liome. Several I H ighw ay 30. 543 4766. pups, parvnts good Chuckor and .MUST SELL 2 Ciiiien banu radios COMPLBTB ANO 'READY gouon barrel on iron frame E« yeors e«pencncc 423 547J Pheosotii clogs. W ill Ue ready to -Antennas ana cobles included TO use ONLY IJ».95- cell«.-ni con oitittn 575 00 Seo 01 52V hum Ih'S tall 536 3597 Ptône 543 6275 1710’ ; Po pla r, MONEY BACK GUARAN 5t»i Ave N orth Twin Foils, Jaoho FRESH or Springer cows or heilers. Buhl CLOSE IN- Clem, u.cellfnt ■ TEE > Gi'ArAntced. Buy or ’ Irade for ARABY KENNELS Poodle M iuollanaout Wahfod 141 CLOSE-QUT rooms, privAie enlrnncr Air sprmoers or beet. Hap or Clyde conditioning 137 4lh Avi-nue grooming AKC Germfln Snephord Garogo Salei 130 For FREE DpOCHURE and ^ Hughey. Duht 543 5025 or 543 5969. puppies. ’Slud service By ap Mnrti* complete details, mall this ad -to WILL buy direct or Auciion your ,p ointm e nt 934 5107, GooOmg. VA NCO , Dept, NAE P.O, Don O. lu rm tu re appliances odds & ends MISCELLANEOUS garage sale. 560 Mobll« Hom« Porljlng 79 ALL KINDS,ol horses, bulls, cows. C io a rw a io r, F lo rid a 33511, Snake River.Auction 733 7754 3ru Avenue Ea si. Tuesday and Sell, lend, rent. Darell Lyons, 543 ' ■ POODLE PARLOR Wvdneioay, 25 26. TRAILER SPACE lor rent 135 a 5324, 543 5934. Buhl. A utos For Sale 1965 PORSCHE...... ‘2995 Professional Groommg 300 Auloi For Sale monlh All • lAClilies including Any tlreed ol Dog - 733 1195 1600 SS Coupe, sopofb condition. wash house ond showers. Call Von G«od Thingi To Eat 133 M o n e y, 324 3651. Spoclal D airy sTIo ? W H ITE A k C niiile poodli- pups for -u«ur-v-Ai\ondAy-U;00* - m - lo - J .00p,— N E W P O TA T O ES 5 cenis It} Sweel Buiineu-OHicfl RentoU 60 150 tp 350 D a iry C attle each week. 51 00 -1 l i ji lom oioes, 60 cents 1968 PONTISC Firebird 400 ...... *1989 Newly-completed Bob’s Ke*inels — Regular sole 1:00p.m. Local produce, tresh- Irom the • 4 spooij tronsmission, buckol seals, stereo. Thii week 2600 SQUARE FEET woreMouso boarding, gun dogs, obedic potch von ce's olf N Wash 00 Heated. Suitable lor heavy Hogs, Sheep, siocker & Feeder training, call 733 3330. .C ottle F ile r . ‘ only ol this price. equipment and Iruck drive m. Also AdiAceot oHicc building avaiMbie. Slaughter cows ond.oulls. SHOSHONE SAleyaro 0U6 338I O TWO EIG H T W E E K Old m ale v BINGHAM DAIRY, drive out and . - Wuslern Appraisal S. Investment J H n rris Q06 3343 -----Compartv.-7a33365------. 3flvc. wIiDle m ilk 7?ênts d-> milos soulh Moior Vu corner, r. radio. , collect 1.533-3405- 100 & DET'TER head Holstein Loon W n q h l, 733 7473. '■ Springor hc)lors, wolghlno froTVi Applian o i a HH Equip. 120 ’ llaht InduitridI Eauip* B9 A n tlq u M ; 1,000 to 1,350 pounds. L o is ol Estate coal, wood and clectnc 1 3 9 closoup tieilers, lor saIo or trAde range, very good condition, S9B or Some Jersey and Guernsey 998 1966 CHEVROLET Impala...... ‘ 1388 U ha ul t78 at Cain's 733 7 11 1 YOU HAVEN’T lived 'til . you've Springer Hejlcrs, I now have two Been here Pete Johnston, 3Q4 i > E L l V E R E D Hardlop coupe, 327 W-8 ongino, automatic lrantmit> linanco companies lo sell cows GOOD relnoeraior Delune Soulh Washington (Airport Road). sion, power steering. through. I can llnance from 3 to 5 Frigid<)ir,e. Good double oven 733.3345 yeArs. Soo mo for further in. range- 1120 pAir 363 Tyler. 733 lormallon. Eugono Hughes, 324 7519 3415. Jerom p. EASTERDAY Antiques: China CI05CI&, 1 rounded glass; dishcs» Frioioa/re', roirigeroior. recon Weaned Wisc6rism Dairy'caivestor etc 330 M om , Buhl. 543 5364. 15'Siesta Trailer ...... ‘685 dilioned and guaranteed. 15S al D 2 C Y LIN D ER SUBARU USED INDUSTRIAL holstem angus cross snipped on C ain’s 733 71 1 1 G q 5 Stove ond oven, sink, water tanl<,^fufnpce>jfn o c e . opprovol. All ages. Wnle for Iree EQUIPMENT .SAULY.'S ANTIQUES. ,30i9SO price lisl. Vanderburg Cattlo, Fngidairc automatic washer and Round Uining tables, chairs, D 2 DOOR SEDAN Norm P ra irie , Wis. dryer,- pair, r-econdilioned nnd hutches, dishes, wash stands, uuaranteed. SI9B at Cain s 733 other furnilure. CASE, M odel W9 loader. W'.OOO. I FOR THE very besi ANGUS Bulls ‘ 1065 - Z)11 1966CHEVROLET ...... ■'‘ ■ifee'Deo H ord, 1 no rm . 1 west of NOW AT our new location Relics, D UP TO 66 M.P.G. 4 door »'odpn, V-8 engine, automatic Ironsmluion,intmlttion, ! Jerom e uoH Course or phone 324 giltt, o*m materials, bottles, power tfeering, radio, heater. decorative stone and wood. Arco Rock Shop, 1 'I m ile s wesi, o l Paul 0 4-SPEED OVERDRIVE on H igh w a y 35. 438.5945.' JOHN DEERE 450 crawlt-r loader. Building Malarial! ‘ 146 Building M oUrlalt 1 4 6 like f\»w, 110.000. ANTIOUES sold on consignment. [> COMPLETE PARTS nmi 1963 CHEVROLET Biscayne .... ‘488 F ull lin o of. new John Deere In Your p n c o guaranteed. See our M ervitre riirililic N An economical unit, 6 cylinder engine, stondord |rani; dustrial Equipment. NEW STEEL ROOFING larqe collodion. HAyot Furniture, ELLIOTT'.S lion,, radio, heater, \-rrtsh- 'M licotlanoouf Fo>~5ii1« T40 • — |>-G-A-S-SA-VUN GS-WI-LL- TENTS, SLEEPING bagft', lc« PAY FO R THE CAR. bOKM, Coleman «lovai and l«n- 1964 CHEVROLET 1/2 Ton...... Bob Houston, 888 loriii, colt, air m altrtiaai, Long vheel bate pickup, 4 speed Ironimiiiion. Sales Representative blnoculart. RED'S TRADING Home Ptione 733 1490 D CHECK WITH OUR Aiiorled Lengthi POST. . p r r M ‘ i i l - E o r m J m p U i WHY SMELTGR? Keep cool this •umm cf with A portable alr cooler 1964 GMCl/2 Ton...... ‘988 TOFT F E E D E R BOX on 1961 In rented Irom DANNER FUR Save Now! N IT U R E 733-1431.", Long wheel bate piclfup, 4 speed trantnîuion, lornational truck. Dick Rullodge, R*«jlo S. CAldwoll, Idalv), 459 9370. SEWING MACHINES, niw and utod, Servlcv all makat, ComDletB Phone 733-1S23 NEW ^ tiock Of S-T-R-G T C-H flTbrlc, .PAlfern* and nolioni. Skinner'*' OLDER AAassoy Ferguson swAlher, CHAHNEL WANGLE IRON Cantar Shopping Homemade harrow bod. Small Irnller. Cal Jenson. 543 51S3, Buhl, Remnant Pieces niÛE Lustre not only rldt c«rp«ii m REESE MOTOR CO. o l u il b ij i >«Avei p ile l o ll and loM y. -niG-otscouNT'on'nBW -Jind • uiod "A iio fied leM flthi------" R*nf-TriBcfric ifiniM poear'Iir ~H00 fitarkrSnrl'îrrT i SnvT ^firirrf niiu- tractor* and cpmblne*.' Finance G ree nw a lU . chArget dolorr*d unlll 1971, Twin 200 L bi. or More Only Palli Tractor I. implBnlonl. 30J0 9 % ! 1 E N G IN E S ; 19S5CK«v 345 V t tn a ln e , K im b e rly Road. Phona 713-1617. complete with iranim lulpn. «75. Chev.SlAi A cvlindai* aivilna, >40, h5r»epow«r DrIoQl 8. MOLVNEO x M . c h l r t r v Co. 1522iidllve.$ii. 4 Tractor rapalrlno, all makat. ,M ra H o n . HO,, 733 A m ,______— r t w wr '.’j j 'yfj7 ;' ...... TyPEWRITBRS - W csrrl«o«,. NEW HOLLAND IM i No. 1045 3 txceMftX for OtnaalQalCAl r«#«rch work, one portable . , , wide i«l( propellod iMcker. A 1 condition, SU 33S3. Joa Clamant* o il, 400 T h ird A ve, mm S., Twln^ F * ll» , T33 IS4* ' ■ I. -J ,-v— il4 TIm otNlw., Twill F i i l l l , ld»ho ' Sim il.iy.'Auguil .JJ, lv/l| Turn To Today's Want Ads And Browse With Ease . . . It's Fun. ClASSIFIED ADS

* ’Aulol Fpr SaU 20C Auioft For Sate 200 A u l0 « For $ a U AutoeForSoU' ^ 200 AOto» For Sole . 200 Autot For SoU 200 . Auto» For Sole ______200 Auto»For Sole ' 19A; T O Y O TA L A N O C n iA itr. .voi.Kr.'wAaoN iius, with l.o.Kti'il wtMi m lr.n , I??i0 3ns c.iniiiix- ;.13 «nO or, too a I. 347 >ut HiMtonflhlo. Phono ; SI n i ? m . AvoniH* 5**''**'’ IdMI GTX .440, .jiftwor ttonrlnui .iiKotnAtic Irnrunilti.lon.'i'Adlo. mOINC> 10 bCHOOU inuit tnll nr tr>ino 1970 3VA Sfi C lu'vullo. plitMif Imllurv- rnnl uond cmullllon, lu iirl.rl liM lu , v«'llf)W. IK'OIIC M4 733S.S3? . 7'J?a . . 73.1 .1*114, • THINK THEISEN’S All lltonio. ci'Stnrn C.U), V flnujlnf. lu illi. J'ktf.l Oil'i lilllK. 17,000 ltlill-4, J0iS*7.SI K lIp lT ' . IDAHO'SOLDEST LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER •;0 D in l.T ' Hi (X TltuM i.inci.- MO . i'iHl'rir..J iin ’i'il VVill t.ihc.lriiilo (or DODGE CITY rniM ly 733 7.165. WEHAVETHE W e put ourselves in . Iflftn • .V O LK SWACW: N . EXTRA SPECIAL A u ln in r tl'f Ir .niM>i •SMoii W .in v • I'x ir.u 'S upiTt) <. ;0,000 Close-Out Prices im ii’b-. t:s0 coyi, .UMrtiH- ll.ll.lllCl' BCSr SELECTION our Customer's Shoes ol conlr.Kl of IH niontJi',..if;WI .i rnopll). C-il| J3a ^114. Ki)i)orl or 67 PLYMOUTH . . $1495 1968 CHRYS16II ; '33?5 Gn All Brand New 1966 GMC 1/2 Ton ’ A7(l ;iA l. Murli'v Volinnt 4 (toot lotlnn, V I) iu>uinn, • Town (1(1(1 Counfty wnoo'n, V O ' Long wide box, big 6 cylinder oogino, nuloiiuiiic iK in tiiiiitio ii, «iiiy (jonowi-r. 4i.in-i'ti. im'w rin jm i' (ondilinn. ,powur ileonnu. ond po'wAr' 1970 Mercury's 3.000 in .lo k ..»()£>- Vi'fv ciMn. C.ill . . I"n l(ci. (aclury aiM:a(idilioniMq, . T-71J 353JI. ■■ ------' ...... - :_i>63:RAMiiLe« ...... ±iislDe5s:hfi.r.e:!: 4 Joor wngon, A fylinclri 1 9 6 4 D O D G E . .. . . $ 6 9 5 = * 9 4 2 r Q « SAun ’.'.I DoiKu' i ' i w ,ll.o v ..fjlru f ancl_vr-y.‘>6/. rtM.T 6. fxty III 7 lino, lioc'dtop. V (1 un 733 aims 1967 TOYOTA . . ‘1195 DHANO NEW 1970 MtHCUHY MONIEHtY 4 door ip o rl HRANONEW 1970MtttCUHYMONTEGO4dqor t.dnr., I^¥¥¥W¥¥¥¥¥¥^¥ ¥¥«¥¥¥¥ todcin. beouldui Sullonn wI>i1o, dark Qtenii vinyl ip o rl tlQck nurnbnr C OS, m edium blun rnolollic, blua lenllidr •t'}*? COUCiAK 351 J brtrri-l, S3,000 pQ-.o'r owrf bfolci, niijl. lott o| oalrui. low niilaoîo, root, m a ld iin g O'ôn i(MnriO(, lu lly (•((uippi’ d iiicludinQ lolarlor, Mortlngo tpeciot actiorr pockciQe. doluis wliaol 19AS Doom' I’Ol.ifO w.Kjon, 350, VI",I to(i III I I nmlilioiliiô. 1960 FORD F «lC O N 2 door 'tlol.on^.orjon, tJondiKd JAOO 7J3 43»S MnrC'O-Mnlu liflnKnittion, powor tlrjpriiig, wliilii tidn- coveri, while iidewall lirot, wall lo. wnll cnrpntirtg. aulo- Irnntrniiiion, rodio, onlro thnrp poml, clerin mlcrmr - 19660LDS . .$1795 wnlt I'm , rodio, body tidr mrtulding. imlud -fllrm. Wo» mal>c lron«mit«ion, iporl tlnvring wlinnl. Wnt S3253 70'. roR SALE ncclitfii 1947 rcri'tnrri, ■'Jfl lu .u r y ,od an v n cinQioo S4 297 4 0 VB, 4 ipr.ccl, n.'w lirc s . ■ cn to n if 1969 DATSUN nuioriKilic tronlmin.on. powof w h ccii, ilO?.S. 733 7AS7. ncii iriliir oulmiKilic trout CLOSE OUT PRICE . . . '268"" Uroimo arul brakoi. windowi ion. rndni o iul hitntrr. on'. CLOSE OUT PRICE ...... '2781’^ FORD 7 iwor narfltop- VU, «ind tool, lioltBtl' tifcv tu lono CLOSE OUT'PRICE ^3386*^ ^ power str'iTiiio Draki-i, 1962 CHEVROIET OElAIR ttot.nnw rjg.mV . 'v V 8 8 rn-jrn-j.r,e, automatic, .nr conoilionmo. S3d 1967 Voltiiwaadn ‘1295 1 9 6 9 D O D G E . . . ‘3 4 9 5 ORAND NEW 1970 MERi;URY MONIEGO MX 4 doo'r outomalic-lranimiition, rridio. lieotrr, nrlrtirlrti chjii''cli)ii<',.n UHAND NEW 1970 m ERCURT M O n TEREV 4 door jedan. tedan, all over toft fimth, bnghi leaihor mlonor, equip 3151 4 (lour trclnn. \fondord Irornmn Polg/o 4 door iciloM, rodio, V-Q lorior, runt perlecl m cdijm buic nipialliC w illi w liitr lo p . d a ik bluo nylon pod with factory oir-condilioning. oulomulK Iruntmn- Mon. lodio, rro l into ■mgInc. aulain995 ' 3 4 5 0 0 BRAND NEW 1970.MERCURY MONTEGO MX H door Comot 1(04 itnlionwoQOn. VK 1967 CHRYSLER . ‘2495 IIRAND NEW 1970 MCRCURY MONTEREY 4 door totlon, trdan,, tpuciril tport pninl, green nylon interior, (oc- CLOSE OUT PRICE . . . I'nO.inn, riutonuilic trn rnm in io n , tiack number M‘S5, boouliful blue melallic, Sullono • tory air'Cbndihonino, outomcit.c Ifontmittion, power power tluonnfl, nil v.nyl inlqrior. Nowporl ciiltom 2 dooi liordlop. white lop. ipecinl vfllun pocknQe, aulomnlit Kantmii> . tteering, radio, deluire wheel covert, woH 10 wall cnrpet, lew niiluoflu. . - (gtly powrrnf_^ Oi'_(0f1(llt(0ncd. . 1966 FORD CUSIO,M .1 door, o l! o .r r s’ufl n.:.ir-.- fi mil—tim i—Q O wcm cciinu—boiJy—>iUc— w liili; ! moulding, rrniole irunk rcleoiu. fciOory aii condilionmo. 69 Dodg« Coronet 500 rodio. linird glnti dviuio wlinol coyl, CLOSEOUT PRICE *3864” BRAND NEW 1970 MERCURY MONTEGO MX 4 d lipcilpi. ro i'i go(l

1966 MERCURY . $ 1 2 5 0 CLOSE OUT PRICE . 1964 O lD SM O nilE 9B 4 doo< tndcin, nc~ Cor tra d e i> 1965 MALIBU Montclnir 4 door ledo n, V 8 cn- CLOSE OUT PRICE hut oil powL-r, rocilly tharp C hc.iolcl 2 Door Hcirdtop. 1965 Muitang .$1295 gine. nulomotic trrinii T iitiion ■1 iDcrd ladift- heolflf fo ilb a c t-, v a cnrjinc, ouloiT'otn power Mcerinf). brighi red GRAND NEW 1970 m e r c u r y MONTEGO MX 2 doo ttcintmittion pawiy tlcitrmg oiiil BRAND N lw 1970 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 door te d an , ■hordtap u n utual tpocKil tp o rt pnml. Su ltana white lirni- Su llann ..-lule. m rdnjm liluu mi-lnlhc v..-ry iinutuol com- Irott top. nil green Irolhcr micnor 117 whcrl boto CLpSE OUT PRICE , '584"' b'olict. ftKlory oir condinlioi'inf). 1 9 6 6 D O D G E . . ‘ 1 5 9 5 ’ 1287 L.»iilth aulomoliC 220 lioriopowor V-B ung.nu. o^,tomul,t Irontin.uioii, Polciro itotionw ogon V-B eni^.nc lionimniion, while titlc^oll fan. body tulc inoolc)'ngi, pow er tlcbring rad io, drlun e wheel ccjvc't *>hiie tide- p o w rr 196B Dodgo . . . .$1S95 DJa C Jtc c 'in y 'Clil'O, ('"'I'd y lo n (cmolo conlrol left wnll lirpv dpl.,.r m1rr,o» C0 ' 0ti«l 440 tio'lioriwoyo'i, V8. ttre n n g a iu i biuVcit h.in.t n„r,oi „ .r-ni.lt,i,Q„ syUc-ti W t n S 4 ? lB 8 0 Ct'n.iolct Stdtion Wogon, 1966 PLYMOUTH, . $ 1 5 9 p power \toenn(|. b iaV o i I owner CLOSE OUT PRICE . '2972"^ B (irracud(i ra ttduii V H rru),nr. hnrdtop. tiron red fmnh. red interior btuck woll 10 wnll ou'omcjtic liai'tmmirjn pimri 1969 Toyota . . .$ 1 6 9 5 HP.\tiD N {v ; 1970 MESClJHf MONTEfifcY 4 diifir b ro., cnrpelmg, 351 V B engine nolomcitic tfnntmitnori pow Ccirono 2 rl(;(ii linrdtop. 4 sppi.d . I.tul ti.jr i>1 tMunjii irnlolhc. lop ‘ gold nylon inlef er ttoorinij, t nled gluti. ityle tiael wHeeli. whitr ticlr V fj err, nr 3 -fpirt floor vl.ilt oncO~ni-r or, titr, rin cr^'itliiicirimii, v h itr iid(-.~oll tirct, powo- woll I..«TS W fu S3729.30 1968 Morcury . . .$ 2 6 9 5 1 9 6 3 ' D O D G E 1968 Chrytliir . , .$ 2 6 9 5 >-rrnr(, ,;,dir. ^]laii ilclu.f --hrri co.ert Win pOiWogn. very luw m ilet 2 Of)P' Ho'fll'op. V-a OLlOHKlt M oiilcri.'/ 4 dnnr iiu lo i' V H vn f4.|‘v.> i l l I'fin in iin ro " pn»>ei ilc c n n i >fulit Nj wport ,I iloiir hordtoi I V 8 en CLOSE OUT PRICE ...... '3143^' > 1 1 5 0 0 0 fill (oiidilioiuiiii 7.600 ricfucil ,00. CLOSE OUT PRICE . . . . CLOSE OUT PRICE .. '3600 BRAND NEW 1970 MERCURY MONTEGO MX 7 dour ‘587 hordlop, finu- froU m etollic. dork green leather inter 196'4 LINCOIN CONTINENlAl 4 doornr trilatnla-i n iri[pl bloc block BRAND NEW 1970 m ERCUBV MONrEREV 4 doo- \ednt., lor, eq uip p ed with autom otn trnntniivMOn foctufy oir limtli with inntchiiii} block imd white interiorinterior (jll( jll po<.ei pooer n.tirl.>.ng hUir rreialliC wiDi paM el blue lop, molchinq conditioning white ticlowall liret, powef tteenrig. rodio locol 1 ow ner, con I Inll (rom brnnd new 1966 SPORT FURY (Ififk blue nylon irK frio' ftictr^ry nir condi'ioning M c rj tinted gloit dclu«e wheel co.ert body tide moulding Plj-mouili 2 Door Unrdrop V-fi, • rnUCKS • TRUCKS O Mn'ic iKii'im.u.ori pnv.p( ttcpring. oulortiolic irunk W a< S394aA O power itfenng. eonvolr. bu,— »»■ -1565-CHEVROLET------: -CLOSE OUT-PRICE— . . condiiiQ lino ‘1388“ (50 i.T.vt ? 1 2 Ion. V a fiig .i.o C 700 Iili a il). 361 CLOSE OUT PRICE ...... '3291**^ lp«cd titjn^r'iiitioft 2 tpt-rcl 5 tpf.;il ifo.'tt’iatiO' CLOSE OUT PRICE '3772' 7 Kii .i.l.r, 9 0 0 .2 0 liret .«(.r r.,lr 90'1.?0 lir.r 1967 MCRClJRY COUGAR .‘ i]i-(ir h,ir.ltoi) bei.u'.l.ii 7 1593 BRAND NEW 1970 MERCURY MONTEGO 2 door h o rd •1966 CHEVROIET lone, lookt brnnd new (ully Mcirrcinlipd etcehenlbuy BRAND NEW l97UMERCUfiY MONTEREY 2 dnor hard- . lop, \pec.til tport paint, benulilul mlerior, enuipped • cj'i. hitj ' Cl' rriQirio, -I iprccl IO|J. nu-diiin' I.u iy q rcrn <.hili- lo p hconlitul w hilr 1967 AMBASSADOR vniiiitin.. 2-tpucd-rtai mlu._ "~1 rci11H'V liiTu'.or |u',l r e c n .o d lociilfd w illi (ill (he ci|uip luie wheel ^on- CLOSE OUT PRICE ...... '565 - lot.i(,hc >iainmmion powc, Mr E 7Bti< et li'(| tcoutllully TiOJJl lego nclion tpccinl dcluic v.hrrl coveri white tide^j^M

1967 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 door tcdon. m en red CLO SE O U T PRICE . . '2882«^ (inith, block vinyl tport roof, red riylort interior blnck ^ 1 6 9 5 wall to wtill'Carpeting-•outomotiC tronimniion power CLOSE OUT PRICE ...... ' 2 7 6 2 ^ “ tto e n n g , rad io. Iien ler, »^hito tid ew a ll,lire t PICKUPS & 1 TONS ORANO NEW 1970 MERCURY COUGAR 2 door tpo'* , 1967 LE SABRE hordlop. midnight blue niolalhc. blue leother buckel ^ 4 Doot Sodnr* Aulomolic '6 8 INTERNATIONAL • '6 8 D O D G E 1970 MERCURY MX BROUGHAM 4 door v.idon, lOiiv teolt. Hock rtumber X-l4. floor thill mounted Irontmii- C lose OUT PRICE " , . . . '1388"" 1 lun, c.) in V B i;iiginp - r \ _ lrn in ing C rw m .K l.'.... |i|,^o |nfl(.||.c. jp p .l pcjC kigg.. tion, while iidewoll tirot, wheel coveri, wall to wnll tpi.’td ^l0h^mlitl0ll duitl itu; ■Mi'-ttiCii. power tieerin g outomolic trontminion. while tidtiwod l<'«t. power tieer- ~ ca^|^iiiorilclu»p~irilfMor'Wot S34JB 50 .-ho-’l'. 10 tjruin brcl iiig . (odio, tin(ud glu»t. dtrlu*c wheal covert. 1962 FORD GAIAXIE ? dooi tedon. runt woll. not a bod '6 7 D O D G E 1453 '64 CHEVROLET CLOSE OUT PRICE '289P littlo looker, worih more iluin wo re otkmg 1 U,ri cticusit finrj [a ll. / f1 i.T,,|in- 4 -on pickup . 0 .ngine, CLOSEOUT PRICE 4 \n''''d lraii\ninMon, d.itil itii' sp.„,l iroii^riiniion liecivy '3089^' wl.r..|s cv «n tl wIicl'K CLOSE OUT PRICE ...... '165“" 1965 VolUtwagon BRAND NEW 1970 MERCURY MONTEGO 4 dooi vedon. BRAND NEW 1970 MERCURY COUGAR 2 door h o rd ? Om .i , b u tlfit IBOU. rodio, Tnke '67 INTERNATIONAL '6 4 JEEP d o luie Ipecinl p o m l,' Sullonn w hile boMom. mi iici oood condiiiciK W o »S fl9 5 CLOSEOUT PRICE '2604“ CLOSE OUT PRICE . . . .. '3192^* CLOSE OUT PRICE '485" n»AND NEW 1970 MERCURY MONTEGO 4 door in lctn , . tpocicil tport pninl. blue nylon irilprior, with bluo woll BOB REESE S lo wnll carpal, outonuilic 1(a(itm ittio n. whilr* tid ew all BRAND NEW 1 970 MERCURY COUGAR 2 door |tord- 1964 dlDSMOnilE 4 dooi ,„o.i hnrdlop, ioii boige lirot, rodio, deluio whoel (ox'rt, iporit tlecring wliool. lop, tiron red firtith, Sullarto while lop. 35I.V-0 eogme. (inith, matching mlonor Inctory nir conditipnmg, power IV im - DODGE CITY Wot $3444 75 V nulomatic i'antmittion, f 70 white wall liret, power iteering. power ornkoi, mdio. heoier, while tidewnll USiD CARS tloofing, radio, dolune whaol covan. Woi $3951.30. tirni, 1 local owiter, very thnip . SCO Block 2nd Avenue South CLOSEOUT PRICE <00 ,00 254 4th Avo. West '2889'* I Konny Moon • Joo Bullor • Winn Ellis CLOSEOUT PRICE '3289 CLOSE OUT PRICE '1765 7 3 3 * * T 3 6 5 ' Open Evening*'til 8 p.m.

CALL ONE OF THESE THEISEN SALESMEN -■ - Elvin-Brown 7,34-3740 Gooryo Doy 7 33-4913 Andy Cappol 733.9677 Jack Jqrdino 733-579*5 Dave Gollton 733-7898 Dick Dey Joromo 324-4224 ; en 'o tt-n a Craig Saundori 734-3378 ..f . , lorry Arbough 733-4497 Juloi Harriion 733-3336

, ± ) i ] s h I

(i'iydkm jk) TH£12i»£M M O TO R S, m e . FOR YEARS THE EASIEST PLACE IN THE WORLD TO BUY A CAR 701 MAIN AVERUFEAST— ---- ~ TW !N“FALLS ' TELEPHONE/33-7700 Wins MOTOR CO. 236 Shostione SI. W. — 733-2891 -■ ' “ ^ :------::— -^ ------^ ^ ------j j

. ' ■ 1 : ■ ' ■ ■ ■■ m s i

Sunday. Aufluit 73i \m ' Tlm**-N«w«, Twirt Falli,Idaho iS WANT ADS OFFER EVERYTHING YOU NEED OR WANT. USE THEM REGULARLY. Aula* For'SaU ^------1°‘ JOO AuloiForSal. 300 |A u Io . For Sal. ■■ ibor Aulo.For Sol. .300 Aulot lôr Sal. . 500 AUiii Pii'siU ------Kl. r.iflU . ln>« . T " " ' ' ' ■ ...... ------■'------' — ■ MWf«« rw SQM tOM C O HVdTTU w llli 3J7, J ip w d , aoo 19M CHBVROLeT httpnlH con- PONTIAC& 1964 J C G I ' W AOonottr, 4 w h M l d r iv * . 4H renr rntJ. On* ol Iho liollw vortlblv.333 Wh > Addlion, Musky HUICKS CprwoMin In town. 735 07W bfflor*^ 31.000 a CIu a I m llet. CMCeJlanI OWNIJH S U LLIN G - Sodiin Stfltlon. CHEVftOLGTS condlllon, 733 1636,______W , DflVlllff or ■M L-IDorndo Coudo. OLDSMOniLES W ill IrAilu Aiul llnancn. A7B-7SA1. JOnOPPEhSARG PUENTIPULln 'i l PORD XL ponvorilMo. Pull pow er, a ir, b u ckoU . In q u lr« 3A1 Sih SPECIftt FACTORY lo c in y 'i W qnf' A d t. MILLER AUTO AvenUB E«*t «0«r S p.m, ■S>CHEV clc«m iiio, lalrlv'now 3J3, ri}fi Wotl Avonuo A. Jeromo, 334- < A jio « J ,n o w p rtln l, new Hro». ;3J. S731. hA» p u rc h A te d n le m l n e w 1W9 M oil*noG rflndn. 1969 IIUICK HivlprA, lull [tower PURCHASE AW otnm ic. '301‘ V B onolno. Phono aaulpmoni, Air coniillionMl, FM IruckloAil of locond rocnpc. LOOKATTHBSBPRICeSi 1947 POLARA Dodgo 4 door, fActorv 73^ 3708 Altor.S p.m. . • rAdlOAndiloroolApa. U.OOOa cI u a I WORKMAN SPECIALS" tnllo», ■l>v ow n e r. Phone 733 6010, . While ihoylAtl •a ir, '383' pow or irw o rln o , powo^ BROTHERS 13 •14"whlfoor blAck t6,so " 1 9 7 0 Plymouth Fury IH brnkoi^ ooe owner, porlocl. tliso. 1948 MRHCURY Coua966roidOy,Sdn JOPoi\ Wnt., vn, oulo.ps We Save You Money! New 71’s Coming Soon * 2 W 6 , 'tastr.oo 1965 ford 1-Hifd 2 dr HT, lull ■ eiiymplirDODGE 3-inn 3 ^ 0 0 “ -WILLS-IMftlORCO^ 'T 4 T 1.0 0 1 9 6 6 Fotd-CoMiAa 3 d i GT, 4, 'S fc *s s s.r. r-ri-i: ' ip«ifd,'bucket *iaso.oo 1964 Ford GoIchk 2 dr' HI, vn. HARBAUGH MOTOR CO. Hicli OD, tndio. G o o d in g Drive A Liilh, Save A Lot 9 ^ 4 ^ 112 N e w 70's •5T0.00 1 9 6 4 R nm bler 4 di, "Si W o n., 6 • -- _J All models-sizes and colors to choose from cyl , Sid tron» " I USED ___ __Mq» .n p_____ A utoi For Sole 300 Autoi For Sale 2 0 0 , 6. vtO 1970 Oldsmdbiles=.s^^Kl / 'I4 y s .o o -1 9 6 4 C hev.- Imp. St. W qh . vR ouio , PS, PG, rodto •TBS.OO 19 7 0 Ford CARS •1 9 6 9 C}»»v. impniQ 4 d r., VB ou io . PS, railio * 1 4 i0 .0 0 1970 Buicks 1 9 6 9 VW 2 dr. bucL.i teatt, , q. LTD dco, W SW GALORE •140S .00 2 door hardtop .beautiful tutone finish, Worlds Finest Used Cars at • 1 9 6 9 C h «v . Imp K ingiw ood S i vinyl roof, power steering, power brakes, W gn .V Q .o ulo , PS, PB fditory air conditioning, 15,000 actual * 3 2 6 0 . 0 0 ------— 1970 the Worlds finest Prices 1 9 6 5 C h *v . Imp, 4 d f , VB, omo , miles, this cor is loaded with many other PS. rad io Chevrolets '0 9 S .0 0 extras for pure pleasure, and this car is ___ l-968.VW -2-dr_-buckajj*oii^lew.- under waTrarTty “Pickups NaDamRAyMENT= *1360.00 on appro'val of credit 1969 Plymoulh Soi«llii« 3 d r HT, VQ, Qulo., PS, rodio - '1 4 7 0 .0 0 - 1963 Ch*v. BelAif J d r, 6 tyl, Reg. tfd. Ironi, fodic ’ '68 Chevrolet '1495 ______»s»o.oo_____ Monio Sport Coupe 1964 Fatcort St. Wgrt,. ouio., 6 , cyl., rad io . WSW link . 4 speed Ironsrhission, Loan 5795 - I *700.00 bucket seots ...... '815 1965 Chav. Imp 4 dr, VB. auio . Also O u r Price PS. rodio. •960.00, Y O U R E E 1970 Pickups & Light Duty Trucks 1964 Faidone SOO 4 d r ., VB. iid '68 Ford '1595 $ Iran*., fidio Largest selection in intermediates ana small cars Custom 4 d o o r so *760.00 Motor Company dan,-fully powered Loan 1966 Chav. Novo 4 d r , 6 x y l . 3 5 ] M oin Avo. East 119 5 7 3 3 - 2 9 5 4 “ ohdTodlly sHorp T~ '1 3 1 0 O ur Price *780.00 H E L P ! ! ! — - I9 M -UW }-dr.,-4 ipM taofi. radio . Reg. *190.00 We need used cars—Llberal trade-in 1069 Ford Fairlon. 500 4 d r, VB '68 Olds 98 '2395 $ ouio . PS, radio Cutlass Supreme *1471.00 allowances during our 70 model clearance Loan Jenkins Chevrolet coupe, bucket seots, 1595 1965 Ponllac Umpikt 2 dr, tU. lioor console . . . VB, Hd. Irani,, radio Shop at the ’OK sign and Save. '1 6 8 0 O ur Price »960.00 197OMuilait0?-oquipp«d;. 934-4438 — 1 9 ^ C h # ~s‘o f r f ’6p7^1er»‘o^ octudtrg lutnucc ...... O nly “ Loan lid., rociio b e a u tifu l ...... '2210 •1190.00 '6 9 M ercury O u r Price l9SS ,Perd folrlona 4 dr.. V8. ou- Mof'togo MX hotdiop iport coupe. V-D < Qinc oulom olic lf(ininm \ion, powoc itoo R«gr ,'91.00 BilLW ovkm anJouL -U491 1964 Mar«u>v St. Wgn„ VB. *»d., 18.000 acluol milek like brand now . ', . , 27S» Muttong. bucket *760;00 !" '68 Plymouth ' leott. console, loan V970 M odel extra cleon . . . 1963 VW 7 dr.. 4 ip««d, radio '1 1 7 0 buckaluoit j'- Roodrunnor hardtop ^port coupe, i r P r l M L ------>40140------383~V^fl engine. 4 ipood transmij- m 3 Ch«v,Novo2,dr. HT. 6 cyl.. iion, new tires, Vory thorp ..... 4995 floor ihifl, rodio ^ •341.00 . '65 Chrysler ’6^lds98 '1 4 9 5 luxurytadan. 1V«] Onlillil. 300 I ii. HT. :(l. 4 door V-B engine, outomotic locol one owner, Loan V8. oolo , PS.•7M.00 claon lianim iuion, pooôi ilooring, power brrikel. C L O S E - O U r like n e w ...... '1095 '1230 oir conditioning, nita cor ...... *1295 O u r P rice — TRUCKS '65 Pontiac Now In Full Swing 19 M Inl.'S cu l 4i4. hubi. lull cot, low mllaaga ' C alalm a 4 door vlulior,vvd(|Qn, 9 p aiten g o r, N#ERO< '66 Pontiac •1380.00 V-fi engine, aulomotiC Irunjm m ion, power Colalino Sport coup*, 1963 Ini. kem4«4 Full cob, huij., UocriMj, ohd biolicl, ulr condilioning .’ , . -pouirnMîng-^dloir" "Loan aulra laol 1095 <«ie.es 5 New WavericRs of •■trot, ihorp . . , , ' t '6 4 M ercury '1 0 8 0 O u r Price 1966Ch#v.PU IWD \/7. 4 ipaad. 6, hilch Comrnulor 4 door tlotionwcigon, V-O vngine, To Choose From •899.00 . , outomotic Ironimmion, power iloofcnQ, Reg. 1966 Chav. IWD W3. 3 ipaad, 6. bfoWnk nnd rear window. Very clenn , , 795 '65BuH;k '1 5 9 5 $ rodio. hitch •898.00 ' r>^w>. . . * 2 0 3 6 Electro 22 5 , local '62 Chrysler 1967 Ini. S(«ul full (ob. hubi.14 D ollvered In Twirt fa ll$ one owner, like new Ltan 995 Ipaad. aitro laol 4 door sodon. V-8 ongino, outomat* Inside and oul . . . '1 1 3 0 O ur Price •1680.00 ic tronsmis&ion, power slooring, 1966 l>ard Bronto 4i4 Roodiiar. broket, runs just like o now cor . . *595 hubi.. radio,*1610.00 nica ^ .. '660ldsmobile '65Pohtiac_ *11295 _I96S >Afd J^6^tpaad,^0A *d- tirai, mirrort ' Cutlass 442 Sport Coupe. V-8 en C o ta lin o ttotionwaoon, local •791.00 r gine, 4 speed Ironstnj&sion, power Loan 9 N ew Ford one o w n e r ...... 1969 P«rd 3/4 4 iptad.- big -'d. steering, Vory sharp c o r ...... O ur P rice Pickups To '9 1 0 hitch, mirrort. *1410.00 ’ '6 5 Cheyelle Re 1963 Perd IWB 1/7, 4 ipaad. VB. hitch, 4 door sodan, 6 cyl. engine, stand CoK '63 Chevrolet '8S ------1141.00------— a rd trontm ission, o real nice .econo Stallonwagon. ouio- 1960 Perd 1/3, 4 ipaad. Vff.-rA-, m y cor th a t looks n ic e -...... '.. A t Low matic,tron^mitUon, Loan ■ 3,Ve. 4' tpaad ., with # 1 Buys:Amerioas #1 Car hitch, mirrori. - :—* 4 - Tor/nos - *1991.^ ' I96S D«dat 3 IM, Vfl. $ tpaad. 3 ipa«t, aula, HO O ptn Cvenings'lllB— closed Sunday LEdRICE ^*U7I.00 l ) Tm Wiik.Stoka >0^1, ~ Gall • Bill Spector • Woody Turley ALLJ T YEAR-0«LSAyiNG5^ M O T O R C O . n J w lrirtw n ------1959 PMlteVI4M>Md.lWB 1/3. • Charlie Hatch • Leonard Fboher hitck. mirror^' Glen Jenkins BILL WORKM AN 934-4438 Gociding Chevrolet l44andAVeNUBMST y u . s i « « Drive A Little °W W JS_*.W «|{DAYS_1 XLOaiftXUNOAVI- E q $ t 5 P oints 7 3 4 -2 4 5 0 iOlID ;v . ■ r •— 'T. '

' ^ 36 Tlm<»-New#. Twin Falls. Jdahb . Sunday,. Aupuit 23. iy?o

UETIRED RI2SIDENTS of Tuhi Fnll« wlio bcllt'vc in kui'iilijR vk'c prcHldent nml Jnhn IlendcrHoit, prcHlilcnt. nil from left. ncHvo nnd liitcreBtcd In Koclnl nffnlrs nf the comminilly arc With the uXccptlon of M rs. Griffin wlib Is startlji^s her first term mcmbcrK «f the Golden A|5e Club, sponsored l>y the Twin Fiills of office, the chib officers nre nil Btfl^tlng~tliclr fourth tcrniH. Soroptlnilsts. New officers of the Goblcn At{c Rroup Inchide-• Stnndlng nt renr Is Until Guyor, president of the sponsoring Em m n Slone, trenfiurer; Loiilso Hnrrnl. secretary, Ixin Griffin, Soropdmlut Chib. Libyans Flee French ^Legion^

TniPOU. Libya (UPI) - gion in Nofth Chad. a tali poopte,. blnck nnd radioed for air support because Thousands of tribesmen hnvc Action Is the niggcst han(Jaomo. Tlioy arc strict shortly nftijrwards alie said, fled north ‘from the TibcstI The action was reportedly the Muslims und most of them planes bombed tlio village and _____Moimtalns-oLClindJQ-UbyftJn. .biggest wogoiLby_Erijnch.tt:Qop3. -prny-fivo timoB o-dayrproflsinfl—t]io-dato-palm-grovo«-noflrbyi foruhuadii to Uie sands In During tiie night, she wenl fcnred attnck by Frencli foreign the govcmmopt In the former Uie direction.of Mecqa. on, trucks arrived and in tlio legionnnniros. . . Frcnch i colony. The 2,500 One girl, nlwut 10 .and morning some 300 French In rccent monUis olone on Frbnch foreign legionnnirea In (ilstlnguishcd by parallel scars troops, again accompanied«by influx of refugees from the Q m d figured prom inently In tlie on cach check, gave this women, made a down otU^c|{ fig h tin g . ‘'viUagcs of Ounlnngn nnd version of an alleged attack on following a mortar t^mbard- Gourou has swelled the refugee FV onch s o u rc o s s n y th e leg io n her village, Gourou. She said a ment. Eighteen rebels and four populflUon o[ ¥ m a i ^ to over 400. Infantry m arines were liclping occompanlcd by a number of girl said, after, which the am d forces mop up “baniUts" Slmllnr numbers of refugees women, attacked one night but French looted the houses, 98' Tempera from the Chad ore living on the alleged by Tombalbaye to have were driven off by 30 m em bers burned those containing jebcl outskirts of alm ost oU tlio onsos plogued the country since he ELMER'S GLUE of the National Liberation equipment and destroyed the in Southern Libya. cam o to power in 1002.. Front of Clind who were In the date groves. The most reccnt arrivals fled But tliD tribes people claim v llla « c . The story was much the 4 Reg. 29'Value Uicir homes at tlie end of their villages have been de- The National Liberation some na that, told by refugees ColoirSet*ii(67' March when Frcnch troops stroyed in an attempt to wipe’ -EEOiit,_o£--Eiiollna,Jias-bcen-irom Ounlanga-Keblr —a short,- supporting tiie government of out popular resistance to the orgimizing. armed resistance shorp probing attack, an - PresidentFrancoiaTombfllboyc- r c a im c . - ______. since 1967 nnd until Uie French evening air bombardment, reln-- ■ launchcd a campaign through I visited the oases of troopa intervened had been forcements arriving in the night. the Moslem tribal vlUagos In Southern Libya and talked with routing Uie government forces, and a down attack on the Uio Bourkai'Ennedi'Tlbcstl ro< som e of the rofugoos. Thoy are The. Kiri believes the French encli^cled sottlemont. w !S c o I . ^ 3 <

■ r ' ; B U G S BtnSTNTY bsr S to f fe l & XXeimd.a,lil s p e c i a l t y J - Y f e S ,- O F T M E i S l R ^ M O U S E , G 4 . K C O M , f F O K - T W O . y CA.ArlP'trs ci.A.'tTE R b y llia.rx*5r L ew is^ WE'VE BEEN WONDERIWG WHY VOU O eclbB O TO HAVE YEAR-ROUND CLASSES/ l>

DEAR POLLY—W . kttp „ ,m„|| (6- DEAR POLLY-When I boif welneri or incli) iqueegec, without a hondle, in fronkfurters, I sove the cooking woter 10 pour over my dogi' dry food. It gives ftall. It only laket tecondt lo run if the dry food a nice, meaty smell ond down tht glost door after taking n flovor.— JAN. u - i - ' i e a s y shower. Even the men will do thir jo lf- i \ i l 7 TO help b it. J .a lio use it on the ihow er and tub tile wallj. Great !--TRUDI ■'c r o c h e t B r o ld .T r im DEAR POLLY>-Whan having a chil A ROLKD COLLAR onrf dren I p a rty, u tt your cooky cuHers ra »f " foL O -r ffe n J h o U tu»* 10 K« vBuf favorilF No, •iur-the^wndwlehei-m -onim oHhopejr” 1344 with fHOTOGUIDE it DEAR POLLY— I hove foiind that a in N*w S im #-18 ( b iiif lit ,. -q u ick ond easy placB-ta-!trlk«-a tTiofch' 40) S itt% 10, 3J', bgir. 2 and not mar the woK is to thumbtack yerdi el 4S meh. on emery boord near Ihi kitchen fonge, 4- —MRS. D. W. ^

DEAR POLLY— If a paint brgsh Is to be used soon again, store i t in o m e to l DEAR POLLY—To blot up any oil on container thot holds the cleaning loU our. garage Moor we' first cover the 8289 vent. Drill a small hole in the Druik spots with leverol thicknesses of news handle, put a smoll wood or metal rod paper, then soturote the paper with through it and rest each end of the rod water ond press it down ogoinst.the on the rim of the container. Let the floor. Remove the newspaper when i t it SIZES B o c k 'W r a p brush hang into the solvent just deep thoroughly dry.—MRS. C; R. 36-44 TH l MOST COMFORTAILf enough to cover the bristles, ond they d ic ii in your worrfrobr. No. DEAR POLLV— Attention, coin colleC« stoy S tro ig h t ond in good shope.— 5165 |]<9 wilhFHOTO GUIDE II <«» tors! Sove used pili bottlci of all jiiei. MRS. J. A . t^«w S iid 'lO '] lo 24*}. hu ir for inoKpensive coin tubes. You can see ~A-Fovorlf«- 1:— JJ-TO- 4?rSTi.-t7* jT3S*t.ViT rhroiigh thVm ond'fober each bottle oi -D rA T T T O U C Y -T o '-k e e p my slip From 3 !j yordi ol 4S inch. lo the type of coin.— BELINDA climbing up on my panty hose I put o Eibow potchei add to the weorflbllity silky poir of underpants on over the of this handsome cardigan. Pattern No. pontv hose. This works greot,— 5165 hos crochet directions, siies 36. ■'•AR fiAR A T h e U o k DEAR POLLV— When cleoning silver through 44 incluiive. J tlK IN AND SKIRT Jor ih it irn io n or molcli ij wirt. o jo lt try using a soft iponge. It penetrotet ______J - 'o 't'- J r ih i.n fO N(v.«215-wilh,KHOTO.GUIDt u m _horri:tOiteoch_cr«vic#i,_flndjinte«-jut New i u , t 1 In 15. buu ]| M P ll. S ilt 9. 3J buK, ji«kin and quickly to be uitd for tht removal of fkift, 2 yflfdi ot M-ibcH. ' r ' excels polish.— MRS. C. R.

07*irpnMVfB» iM rf~«V7n7M nf hrti clou mnilinq with nom». o dditii, iipcori«. paMoit Hiimbcr nhd v ie l i Fntl«ini l

- f ------»------W X N ^ I I X t O P toy D ich C avalll

OTTT OTTB W AY 1>5r X*a.u.l €»x*£iis;le 7 MEV,U0 0 K WMAT r "“7 ' A POe> IS ENOUGH^:N0U6H^ , BT NO, THAN V J5 ... ( OKAY,STARVE,THEM ! "V = R..,_t= r:::— r a u t t l . e t h i m g ^' I CAUGHT-/- . yf___ C_rrROUBU“ ' 1 ------I^vL-bJOT. J^-M O M 'S-SX ILl^/^^^V p r e t t y HARP ON - .EV EN TURN A BOV WILLIS. TO PEN V N. . AGAINST H\& HIM THAT RABBIT.7^—^ M OTHER! y IHE BMLOSER.

J

M E E ^ b *HjM /ftSAKi£j8tv,

/ AKE M3U KIDDIMG 7 >N / *n*uE/ BUT stsu’CiE: \ ( a VGBlV S -m A W G lE ^ M J I ) (lUei/e^fcWOl/UAJ-EACH OTHER. ) "A. ■ N ^ ., , Fo r . y e A R s I V J5*n i 1

e ^ ; , o ^ ^ H | k h ^

(T>i*jfli#NC*.iM.ru.i.|.ui. r*r.o»f. * Cil.FXA.X3Sr E A -Sir 'bsr O roolcs & Xja.wx*eitce n UCKILV/ HELP 19 OW TH E WAV!

I^ O O K M R . - ^ M c K E B I & ^HATTERINS S P E E P R B C O K C ’5 ' POP0INS THE U N H A P P y M i p s e r ' VICTIWv O P PR.FAKOUAK'S ■ ILL-FATBP HORMONE X EXPEKIMENT

FRISCXI.X.A’S POP 1>Sr A.1 V em ieeir ;WHIGK ARE RIGHTABGXJTM^ A : : ALASKA LIE? REINDEER. PEOPLE'WERE' h L K S W S MOST .SECOND MOST DIRECTLY NOCTH □ ARE LIVING IN THE VALUABLE /ALUi^BLE IS OF ALEUT/AM ■ ARE NOT ISLWJDS MIMERAL. □ th e U.S. '□ p r o d u c t is NATIVE TO □ AROUMD 1,000 B.C. □ .HAWAII □ O IL ' A LA S K A . _ □ NOT UNTIL " ■■ SRAVEL 30 0 B.C. □ G O L D .

• *T»/tvire v N v m vt 'vot rgioy/ Ucfim:ii)/r«in:SNVA

2 .. STRETCH -4 HEAWV . SW )M.GTHE HARP IN A RUBBER BANDS . W IDE CIRCLE AND IT WILL (ABC5UT W1£ iE; SIN S THE SONS OP-1>tE 0 ACROSS THE-OPeNHvlS. ___ N A / I N D S .^

I CUT OUT A PfECE OP CORRUSAT^D ^^iKTWlDe AND . 6>'IN. LONG. PUNCH A h o l e in o n e e n d . CUTOUT CENTEK, ■ T IE A STR1N& 3 6 HN. LONG

FOR PHESIDENT ^ FOR-.^(//V l^N i)E nS, rolummu I)«red cnrdt* in oonMCfiuiivo onlcr ab pro* FOR CLEON JONES, N.Y. Mcu U lC I I A K D Ht. N IX O N . " [lie apply for ihnm. Thn firol ihrcr: di(cilH For alt iJift adviea you I hdvc lufard ihnt In of (hr Sorinl Security niimlxrr nrc cuIIriI Uôre you »iatianif«i at y I wontirr tchflihtfr your htfok, “ C /e o n ,” ■ “nrcii" .niinti?crn iind IndicHlB llm ninlc a hati* nn«r Olfumivn, you have chiU Im nyÊ, talk about your Iow a, during Wttrlil JllohrMtU-Boiifi^ldahn^ o r reK»»n w h ^ro n pnmon RetH hirt «:arj?y-rt)r ------one hnU . inaidt when I plnyed a hid same. He'd F O R D I I X Y G I U I I A M , •■Mnffrliu What^M your fluent ahout future fa$hian»r »-whe, What can a tirtffltt in- FOR CRAIUM KERR, one of the reportern mentioned me hy Calhiiing (iourmrl — Mr». Marian Periu$, dividual do to better name.and pnint:to hU-head, at if to a«y l iiiM a r e k , TV. / ) . the moral and racial I undertland you al- thnt I didn’t have it upstîni. He wanird jiitnalion in our land? u>ayt eat the dinheM you everyone to thhik I was atiipid, juHt a I Soft, preUy, frmlnini! fnHhinn w ill re- r . L . A 'k7-HoUrdrr -rltim li^ldd-' —Iiim -m -llinr-neyr-dernde.-and holh- men ai(e to ttay to remember the signs or make decision*. and women will welcome the chnnKe. • We hellevc ihat the Chrialinn hiiB a M rt. M artin Doyle, Chi- Wttimllnes w ill he defined, skirls w ill he wonclerfiil.miniKtry in (;ommiinic;niin({ the eaKo, I I I . FOR JACKIE GLEASON in pliiihle, lightwei(;ht, colorful fnhricH. (fO^pul of ChriHt, whit'll wc iirlieve lo hi: • I KnIlo|) tt lot. W«? do 10 i)roKraniH . ThiH will L-nll for u Indytike, Hliahtly D id you ever play Chet- the ordy Indy efTpctivc nininH of Irnna- a week. l»n«fr skirl,' the final length lu he de- ter Riley on the old tv form ing ll'uj l»?nrtn «»f proplc. lermined hy the individual. J i n I nhove ^trogram t **The Life of -FOR-JIM-N7t1iORfF al m id -o u lf. M o re H iitn ifim n l ih d n ifê Seala, Niagara Path, It the Utile pirl trho Seciuily Mfiniimilrnlum * .hemline newK, however, is ihe nll-encom- N.y.- • comet on at the end of Are Social Security pasHinK rehirn to femininity. • I was the first Chester Riley on iv. your thow any kin to numhert atti^ncd to you^— Della Itroun, individualt I n a n y tpe- lledford, Ind, _____ c ific u>ay?>— M r t . I I . A . W «|»I lo aab ■ fa m o iit p«rr«an • qii4<«lionr You ran llirauah ibU —ia m n , ami w a’Il IFintert, GainetvUle, Ca. Ihtt an*wrr frniH llin proinlnrnl prnon you tiotlgnala. Sand «|unUan. praffraliir «n a ► Andrcii Siii-ino Ih nut rclati'd lit me. p.Mt «nr.l. In Aak Tn»rm Voiir.rif, Famll/ W«>rklr, 641 Laxln«ion Av*„ N*w York. N.Y. • .Socinl S m irily offices infnie prenum- 10022. Wc raitiiol arkimvrMge quriiinnt, bul | S will La paid for aaeh omm utml.

tecli(m from the win«l. Ileforu this hrnin- hankH, and Juneau. In addition, llic Hl<)rm,. hathera u>ied lo w ish lo jiilr h tenlB Americon Virgin luland of St. Johnn is for the same rcanon, hut that woa u alrict rated '‘excellent” and Puerto Rioo can no-no lo the oily falhera of ihe reaort t(nvn. Why? “ We had a hy I«w. honning _lcnts_from_lho-hdach,!lflays-CyriLUptoi Jaw ing Tlie reason nnnie people pro- ferriiiK crunchy 'loolh oriented' fooda." the hench manager, ‘‘hecause, |iebplu fer their Bleak well done nnd chewy whll« Juki a|nds he- mighi he misbehaving in them. Put wiih olhera lilte ii rnre /md tender Is, porlly caiiue the texture crentea enough work these pla B iic onen, we can see w h a t's a o - “ô rih e “jjiw“ ro~j{Tvcrihe imprcB8irtn?of liiiv- -in g on-jnBide—nnd-I-RUeijB'prclly girls" hm eiiten more, ilmMarly, nt particH, Ml the beach don't insiBi aychological, arcordin« lo Dr. Alina S. .Szczesniak. a pioneer in the 13-yenr-old field of fooj lexinre. "Tlie well-done pre- Fam ily Weekly n , r AUffVtt 2S, 1P70 -^f«H»r*-want-i-l«HHiw-«ner«yr^*r-% Ht-thir: •■ottnrfin o ■ food, to win.nn ngRreBHive encoimler. The MOITON nUNK PuUitM»r NIAL ASHBY M»nso(Mff oihers like ihe pence und lûiot of a life W. PAOl THOMPSON Ady0rlU{no Di^clor MARIUS N. tRI»4QUi Art Dir^slor M IU N II D l n o n « « a r w iihoiit reBiainnce." Sjjn alno pointed out At§»«UU KiHM i iM ah n i AkMv«v« jih i »UI U m Im , MW U w U ^ , TarfV fSM*Hal| to 3,000 food HcientiHU nt a recent W I - U cr., o ,U mL e i u i l u J i l~ J. * V r —^•Tm ir. W m I C m l inglon food condresH some inttiglits into <4*W«laM A rt D i t t U n Ow f* I*m«i ------hrealcIaaUinbit».,-ôp]o-wanl tiomolhinR - -B<*«rceIr:»tick:Bround Iona enough lo'«ei hland, soft, crisp, nnd juicy to take away a Inn. Now the local council has decided i'roifucUaM Dir9Ptar7Umn\m Aw*., VMk M.V. IMM • ihe morninR dry mouth, ready to diein' lo rent ( fo r U.S.'S it d a y ) to vacatlonerB — ...... - legrnte without requiring much enerjiy— ~ some i>InBtlc *'icnta'' (bought Bomowhere “' “ "'""•"I* «"y «llcn or ■dvinlumtiit that . ^nnd nonexperimental. Out ni parly time, in France for S6S), which let in the ^__people are ready for someihing new, pre- _laiininB-ultr&vlalct-raya-huUafTord-pro.------C i j

■ i W

New Kent Menthol lOO's

v«!c;iicliTiAM'fl' SjaIt. ailm II A^

By PEER I OPPENHEIMER

Today's most acclaimed prclly good for six monllu or so. Then Hollywood actors arc a new 0 slow period sinrlcd. -■breed—Typified, by-Dustin- ^ ''£goj^n jobwj'lh Ihc United Pool Cnm- -pany-dlgginjpi ' ' — HelTman, KichardTScrijainin, Ihcrc wasn’t enough work, I lined up at and Elliott Goiild, they’re the unemployment oflicc for two years not really handsome, may in n row. Finally I got a pnrt in a 'II' have long hair, favor roles movie. II wo» really terrililel So I said to Mag (Mog is short for Maggie, his with heavy psychological wife), 'I've got to quit this busincsii aim Eauwood on locallon set at "aceulUd," In which he's a Union soldier. I’ll do nnytlHng'»nt|,fr than mfttio moved from the old romnntic- . nll.CLnickJikc lhal.m uLiuit-aboul Ihe lime I made up my mind, I was offered of diirercnt jobs in the Depression days. lead superstars of classic pro- Good, The Dad, The Ugly,." netted him the part o^Rowdy Yales in the 'Raw Like many of iheir contemporaries, Ihe $250,000, and as box-olTice returns piled , file like-CtaTk Gable, Gary hide' tv seês.” The series lasted eifiht Eastwoods moved from place to place up higher, so did the remuneration for Cooper, and Errol Flynn. years und ^rm ly established Clint as and Clint from school to school. Clint. "I4nn8 .'em High" corned back The mosi strikino. nnd possibly the II W estern star. "I really didn’t know what J w a n te d ils negative cost within four months. only cxccption, isClinI Eastwood, who’s to do when I got out* of school." Clint Then cam e-"Coogan's Dlutf," "P,iint • (i feel ‘I, ruggedly good-looking, out of rccalls. "I iK'came a drifter until I w h s It was purely accidental that Clint Your Wogori," 'Tw o Mules for Sislcr . .Ihe old' mold in his portrayal of the drafted." Always a good swimmer, he was visiting o friend at CBS Television Snrah," and more recently, "Kelly's strong, fitraigh(>foi>^rd, uncomplicated became a pool guard and swimming in City when Robert Sparks, then a net Heroes," for which he received $1 mil m an-or'action. structor at the Fl.'O rd swimming pool. work executive producer, happened to lion plus a percentage, ond "Tlie ne- W hether Eastwood is the Inst of his It was at Ft. Ord that he iVns introduced come out of an inner ofOcc where he’d guilcd." The 2,000-mcmhcr United The type or the first of a new crop is difll- lo nim-making. "A coupic of friends of been discussing "Rawhide” casting atre Ownen of America started the cult to say. Eiehcf; way. he must be do mine from the service who were work problems. He spoiled Eastwood stand- 1 9 7 0 s b y n a m in g E a s tw o o d " M a le .'Slar ing something right, for Eastwood is dnc ing al Universal— one as a cameraman . ing in the hallway. A few minutes later. of the Year in the United Slates." of nimdom's mosi succesaful stors. and the other .as a director— eamc to Ft. the surprised Clint had an appointment Clint himself is not sure of Ihe rea- Ord to shM I some locaHor^slulf. They — lo.rcad. for_thc-ncw-£ori(M.- The rest is - __Cllnl^sliILIives-in Uio-iame modesi soris forlm 'T ucccÔ rso hTsnld'whcrT television history. ihoiight r woiild'phorogfaph weU so home he Iwught years ogo high in Ihe I had lunch with him recently. they made a fllin Icil." A s a result, Clint Clint Eastwood, Jr., was born in Snh hills overlooking Sherman Oaks, with Ppssibly Clint is too modest to specu gol a studio contruel when he wos re Francisco. He hates the fog, junior ("I his wife Maggie, a former model lo late. Probably he simply doesn’t know. leased from the Army. He was cast in am a junior, and all my younger life I whom he's been married 16 years, his Dut he did admit’that he was within a a lot of bit parls in second-rate movies was called Sonny or Junior, and I think son Kyle, now two ydoni old, and o stone’s throw of tossing away his whole but knew the experience was invaluable. a kid deserves his own nam e"). Thai's nurse-housekeeper-Asked why ho hosn't acting Career a few years ago because why he refused lo name his own son moved lo Del A ir or Beverly Hills, East he couldn't gel a job. was a contract It was one of Ihose so-colled "spa- after himself, ond callcd him Kyle. wood insists, "I'd go crazy in a pre- _P!«}^r!_J!a{lt_hg.rc_jL-U nivcreaI_until-- ■glietli W esterns" lhal Iguncbeil Pi..i, ___ ------Easlwood’s-falhcrrTTcently^relircd— -lonlious-houserSo-wotlld 'M og;"“ they kicked me out," he rccallcd. "I ôod os a movie star. "M y agent colled from an executive position with the Clint's private life continues to he slarccd doing some tv iliouw and did me one day and asked mo if I wanted Georgia Paciflc Company, had a lot for removed from the so-called glamour to do a picture on the plains of Spoin of Hollywood. He and Moggie don't with an Ilolian director who spoke no core for fancy parties, don't go to pre English," recillls Clint. "I laughed for mieres, hardly ever mix with anyone 20 minutes. When I picked myself up In Ihe buslncu except for people they oir Ihe noor, I said, 'I'm doing 'Raw knew before Clint mode the grade. . hide.' Why would I want lo do a West Clint chats Eastwood likes w hat he ii doing,' bul ern in Spain, particularly if I only get with Genevievt like most, acton, looks beyond his cur *15,000 for the whole film?'"On his Bujold and hh rent activities. "Som eday," he says, "I'd ngcnl's urgings. he (Inally licccpled. wife Magsln ( r ) lik e IQ direcl." He may gel his wish A Fist Full of Dollors" grossed more during a rare soon if current discuisioni with the than $4 million in Italy alone. Over appearance at studio m aterialiu. Universal executives night, Eastwood became the hottest a party. offered to let him not only djj^ct but Americon mole stor In Europe. His suc also producc a picture for them, pro cess continued in olmost 100 nims, viding he will also sTar in it: t o d o it eround_out inJtoly-and-Spnln.- withbul salary and only on a profit Clint's salary for his role in "For a participation. It looks like CHnt will Few Dollars M ore" wos $30,000. "The have to prove him self all over again. ♦

■ f Familv \V0cklv,Aucu§tgS,'lP7O 5^ur standards are up to oijurs. (L ig h t greun color indicates bean i i fibroua variety. Tough, che\^ou'tude: io fl, waterj) iniide. N ot acceptable tor Del Monte.)

The mor« ycMj knoMT. about green beana. thebeUer for Del Monte* They Fight to Sav( W iv e s, mothe in Vietnam re tu r n By GEORGE nELDING ELK

Prisoners, in Southcait Asia is 1o hold . the moon, cannot so much ns get a jc t- o u r own Government responsible for i - ter lo my h u s b a n d in Vietnam. For tJrlnBlfitt"l*'clr"men~8nfctyhomcn»nd“ln------yciirj^imiitierhiwrwnilBd-pattBntljnmil' the meantime to do all they can to keep vainly for the Government to net, while i-those-prison-cnmfM -from- They have done quite n lot on the execution, torture, starvation, fcsferlnp lailor-sooro-ulroady."RoproM niaiivo&-of— .nd-untrcaiod-wounds^W or(U-no-lonj- l c c. s l e i e ,he g r o u p h a v e a d d r e s s e d h e a r in g s o f c r s u flic c . N o w is llie tim e f o r c o n o r c te ,th ------thc-Acmc^-Secvices-Commitlce-and the— — siutaincd.nctibn. which only O Forcign Affairs Com m HRo^nifc TToT ihc' of Representatives. Their lenders arc in constant touch with the State and De T h e women of the League remain fense Deparlmenls, with the relevant convinced that their Governm ent has the commiltees of the Senntcf njid House, s tr e n g th n n d th e k n o w - h o w l o devisL* ------a n d w ith in d iv id tin l S e n a to r s n n d C o n and implement a coursc of netion that gressmen. The women of the League of will get their men buck hom e. Tliey will — ------F a m ile s n ro K a u n te d b y tw o f o a r s M h a t •-bo satisfied with nothing Iobs.-Tl^ arc ._P^Prc_.?.Q.^._n!P.re of their men m ay die also convinccd thnt the w a^ Ui'get such under the-frigfuful-condilions.-of-thcir— — aclion-is-to-conlinuc-to-Jcceplpublic- captivity nnd that for reasons of high opinion aroused about the problem. policy, or domcstic-^poljtlcs, the fate of ‘ Tliey l>eliovc that Jhlanoi docs pay ai- Mrs. Dean Si. Pierre, of San Antonio, Tex., writes to husband, an Air the remaining -prisoners nnd missing lenlion lo American public opinion. Hii- Force captain missint; in action for two years, not knowinfi U alive. mny l>e lost sight of in whatever settle noi’s ofTicinl altitude of prisoner-of-war ment of the w ar proves possible. questions has been one of icy refusal lo "I discu.ss the issues at all. with this warning; “W e arc holding the I f these gentlemen in Con ^S o the mcmbcni of the League of Originally, only a few prisoners were Com m unist authorities in Southeast Asia gress and tlie Government arc Families want action now. They refuse even allowed to wrile lo.their families; responsible for the accounting for every lo accept any longer the plen that it is six months ago. when the League was hoping that we women are go individual on this list." to the best interests of the POW /M IA ing to get tired and go away just gelling under way on a national ba- The Communists in Southeast Asia to piny down the desperate condition of ' sis, only 90 men of the 341 then known and let them alone, they are are nor the only nuthorities who will these men: that too much noise on that to be TOW s had been able to. vyile sadly mistaken. We are stay have lo account for these missing Am er subject serves only lo disturb "delicate . home. In July, 1970, however, letlers ican servicemen. Right here In the ing right with them till they negotiations,” as they have been repeat have been received from 312 POW s oui United Stales, somC 3,000 determined e d ly to ld . of 456 now so listed, which cncouragcs' find -a way-to-get our hus -w om en— wives,—mothers,- sisters,-nnd ------Sntd M rsrP. Mnfold Kushncr of Dan-’ the w om en"orihc'I-eaguc'lb'hbpc'Tdr bands and sons back home!” other relatives of the men on that list— ville, Va.. wife of an Army medical of- still further improvement "if we keep W ith this dlrcct and determ ined stntc- hnve-orgnnized-nnd-nre-opcmting-from ------“flccr5hordow n-|irl967rto'incm hcrfof- ilvcrhear'oifr ^ - ment. M rs. James D. Stoclcdale of Dran- a Washinglon hcadquartcrs,. „ ...... the House Foreign Aflfairs-Committec:— ^— — It should bo realized that Ihoso-Loaguo furd, Conn., probably best summed up The primory objective of the .Nn- "I am tired of being fold that this , members are knowlecfgeable service the aims and spirit of the National League lional League of Fn^lies of American great country, which cari send men to wives and mothers. The men on llie of Families of American Prisoners in “ PbW 7HTA~lIsl''nre not yoilng draftees Southeast Asia. And no one could s^y hut yolunteers. Some 70 percent of them it better hecansu Mrs. Slockdale is arc commissionfftl nr wnrrnnf nfflrtrrs; founder of the league and chairman of another 20 percent or so are career its board of directors. She’s also the wife enlisted men of Grade E-5 (sergeant) or . of a Navy captain who was shot down higher; among the remaining 10 percent over Vietnam in September, 1967, and there arc very few privates. The ma has been a prisoner of war ever since. jority are flying pereonncl of nil four Until recently there was relatively — ------services—"A ir-Force,-Arm y,-Nnvy.~M u’>- little factual information nl)out Ameri rine Corps. can serviccmen who were thought to M/Sgf. Arthur have been taken .prisoners in Vietnam. Ranieriz acts as ■T"heir womenfolk, naturally, are used But on Dec. 30, 1969, the U.S. Gov- substitute lo service life nnd its uncertainties and p m ‘ first time a coniplete list of American Scott and Brian lion from their men for extended peri service personnel who are cla.ssiflcd as Held with hatiittg ods of time. And they nrc famllinr wiih prisoners of war (POW ) in the hands form in the unwritten Inw of the arm ed services; of the enemy or ns, missing in action San Antonio. “The service (Army, Navy, Air Forcci (M IA ) in Southeast Asia. Tl)is list, with Dad has been Marine Corps) tnkes cnre of its own.” minor-ndjuatment lo updnte-it-io-h^ne -misslna~in-oction— — Foi^fnmilies-whose men~nro-classified 11, 1970, contains 1,556 names. sh>ce 196ft. as POW /M IA in SoutheTist Asin, thin Tlie olTlcinl Stnte Department com- — cnre hn.«i- bcen~cspeclftlly"conaldcratcr m enta^ attached to the list concluded The news that n man is in thnt status is

F am ily W tekly, A u g u ti 23, J070 Fam ily W eeicfyl Auamt ss. tsyo . Our Missing Gis Lmd sisters are demanding action to make Hanoi riccount for American prisoners of war

Forc«i and lh« K«nn«dy Slral«oy" ond I "Vlefory WItKout War" I . • I ' brought to the fnmily by ii senior offl- Vietnam, which adds greatly to the anx ^ cer who expjninn the circumstnnccs » b iety nnd gnnwing unccWninty. * ’’"far"ni~he~lcriows’theiTn ; ------Thc-diiy=t(wlay-nBC dr^rihcnrfffM l~ An ofTlccr is nuisned to the lies nre eared for by Ihel'r respective -lo-l>e-i(<)-€nsunl(y-Assl9lanee—Advtser;— ^------iicrviceiir ’^by-thc-D efcnsc- He is available around the clock to pro> Departmcnt, given attention by Con- Mrs. Dou^\ax fl. -vidc-aM Utancc-and-aavlcc^a-lcgal-quci.- -grcu^t-tli»-DefonM -Dopartm ent-lavelr- tions, securing maximum available help an energetic and capable ofllcial,-Rich from state nn^ I hTt is why these women are not sat “ These facts, which arc confirmedTby” of war facilities by a protecting power are entitled lo free transportation in isfied just to sit at home and look after Red Cross sources, .hnvo done Hanoi's ' or aiiTagency «uch"'as'lh‘c~Tnlernain)nor~ - “GovcfnWenl”aIrcrarr(o^)ruin medicnl” "Iheir families.' As individuals and in internationarim age no good at all. — Rod Cross Cotnrnitte«rpron>pt and com-— : — attention-(frod-at-Korvico-hospiliiU)-or— -sm all-groups,—hundretls-of-them -havc------Som c-of-tljC8c-lrip«-have-bcen-paid- plele identincation of prisonere of war, to visit gaflntives or other wives and traveled ail over the world lo tell Iheir for from personal funds, some have and the right of such prisoners t^ cor- __ _ mothers of POW /M IA personnel.______story and to seek informution. ^any_ been aided by seryice organizations such responcPfrcely with"their“ famllies.’ All All well and good. The women appre- have tried to interview Hanoi or Viel as- the A ir~P^ce Association, others of this is refused to prisoners of North ciatc these benefits. Tliey and their chil- Cong representatives in Paris, with little have been assisted by individuals con- —tiingiblc-jrcjiult;-othcrsJ»avc-tricd-to-i _acioui-of-thc-urgcntjJccd-QLouc_DOW 7_ Mrs. Joan Abbott, wife of Ma\or Josfph S. Ahhott, Air Force pilot cnptured by North directly lo Hanoi. None has been al- MIA servicemen. Special mention Vietnamese, poses w/h her seven children on their farm in Salem County, New Jersey. lowet|i to go there, hut some have been should be made of H .. Ross Perot of ; able to talk with Commimist diplomats Dallas, Texas, i^who has spent some $2 in Laos or Cambodia—again wilhoul.- ^m illionJo hcJpj|_e*posc Jhc_plight of_his__ timgible results. missing fellow countrymen and lo —-M any-of-thum -havo-lold-thoir-filo— —arouso-public-opinion. ------ries elsewhere— lo ofTicials of countries Tlie thing lo do now.is lo build up which "are repre.senled at Hanoi and , the pressure. ' Every American voter those of other friendly governmenls. has an opportunity to help do just Their visits have received considerable that. Tlie opportunity is provided by the "noiicc”in~roreign”~ncws media, much of approach of the mid-lerm elections. The which has been highly uncomplimentary League of Families 'urges voters to in to Hanoi. P'orone example, M rs. Roose sist that every candidate for cicclion to velt Hqstle. Ir„ wife of an. Air Forcc cither House of Congress pledge to work lieutenant-colonel who js listed as MIA» lo obtain a full accounting of our miss told the House Armed Services Cory- ing men and an exchange of prlsdrion mittce what she and her Ihreo co m p ^-. of war. After all. soy these determined ions discovered during n visit to Cairo: wives and mothers, Hanoi watches the “Our principal inlerest in going to elcciion returns and Hanoi will get the Cairo was to learn first-hand about Iheir m e s s a g e . ♦

Fmnily W^okl\i, Augunt S3,1070

______D i a w JUNIOR IREASURE " W i n k y ” I g h e s t

Makes a clown .that giggles.

HI, M ath ran sI Plus One A sclf-opcrtitcd clcvnlor In n ’tO- To a thrcc-lelter word that means story building hnd 13 passcngcrH knock on the do<>r, add a first letler when it Icfl the firsl floor. At lltc and get wliat you do when you put K ccond flo o r tw o p a s s e n g e r s g o t ofT fancy paper on a gift package. and one got on; n( the fourth floor (See Answer Box) six got ofT and four got on; at the seventh floor these four got olt; nt the 10th floor nil (hut were left got A Maze of Scarfs olT. How many slops did the elevator m a k e ? ' (Sec yinswer Box)

You may win a _ Minus On«r . From a four-letter word for the __ $795.00 commercial__ - -oppo5irc“ of^///)rfftl£e~nway”lhe"nrsr letter and gut ti word for possess. art scholarship (SiTC jin x w e r D o x)

Lot "Winky" bolp you tost your talent. Draw hor any oizo oxcopt tiko a troc- in o - U bo pencil. Evory quoliflod entrant rocolvoa a free profoaslonal ostimoto Rlddlo Mo This of his art talent. . W hat never moves on a swifl-njn- Scholarship winner gets tho complete home study course In commercial art ning river? _lfluohL_by_Ar.l_lnQtrucUon-SchQola,_ono_of^moricaUj-loading-homo-otudy— (See Answer Dox) art schools; * Try for this art scholarship in advertising art, illuatratlng. .cartooning an d ' You Name It painting. Entries-far Jho current conlest duo by .Oct. 31, 1970. None can be returned. Our students and professional artists nol oligiblo. Contest winner will bo notified. Send your entcy today. In their hurry (o get out of school, these kids got their scarfs scrambled. MAIL THIB COUPON TO CNTEH COMTEOT Two kids each got an end of the a i / a w t instruction s c h o o l s same scarf; tho kid in the ce'nter ' Sliirfin OS-SOlO didn't locale his. There are eight V . 500 iioiilh I, Mhwiimi scarfs. Could the eighth belong to Ploaso ontar my d ia lin g in your contOGl. the teachcr? See If you cnn And the Namn three unused scarfs.

Occupallon Aoo

A d d rq tt A|)l...... Answer Box

CUy - - SlaCo ___ 1! '■‘KOWU aflppq y len u »W ajPPRI -*dsjM *dU)|-}9U0-8llliI Cotinty'. ^2 ip C o d « 'UMO-UMOO lano »nu||^ TsIophonQ Num hor ______■sdojs jnoj q)H|V 'ill hy III. Aici^r.lilm^Cni (See Afutwer Hox) •jufud Jii oiUBM noA

FamUv Auguat 8 S , 1070' Does Telepathy Really Work? While research goes on in this mysterious field, many are "talking" mind-tb-mind By HAN S HOLZER Author of "ESP onti You"' ond Truth About WHeheroft"

Is there such a thing ns telepathy? Can peo conccntnUcd effort this requires on the piirt of the person try in g lo m iite n contnct. W ilhoiit that need, the cnnotional ple talk mind-to-mind at great distances with cnuse is nbseni, nnct nppiirently it tniikcR n oy was supposed lo I>e playing in the garden. A tliought flashed Smooth Neck — — through her mind then that he was near a-water'ti edge and ■ -A hcnntiful faccdescifvcs u beautiful nock so you- was about to fall In. When she reached (he nearby river< she . . should always ensure that thisorca of.yourcomplexictn found (he boy clinging (o (he shote. Had she not obeyed her never looks slack and tired. impulse, he might have drowned. An ideal way to keep your neck remaining young and lovely i& to follow up your reguIar-slun_J M o t all telepathic communications involve danger or dis- (oning by smoothing in m oist tropical nster. Some very ordinary things can be the subject of such - O i l o f ^ l a y mind-to-niind contacts. I was onc;c at a play rehearsal^wherc Tlie precious qualities of this unique moist there was no telephone and no way to gel to one without oil ore compatible with (he skin's own leaving an impor(an( session. Shortly before 5 p .m ., I s u d d e n ly remembered an engagement 1 had made to meet the late fluids (hus ensuring that the vital balance of John LaTouche, the lyricist, at his home. I knew I could never m oisture and oil, so e.ssential for the dew Iw there Qn time and wondered how I could tell him of the de frCsh appearance of a flawless neck, lay. One of the actresses at (he stirdio had strong gifts of ESP in m a in ta in e d . (Extra Sensory Perception). I discussed my predicament with Dy smoothing a generous film of Oil of her. The girl's name was Future Fulton, arVd she was from Olay over your face ond nctk before Lubbock, Texas. retiring, your complexion benefits from ------"I» thnt-nll?" shc-snidrnnd closed her-cyes—Then-she-*rtid— “Your message ha.s,been delivered.” I smiled, but when I reached a telephone about two hours later and called LaTouche, 1 was in (or a big surprise. I could scarcely apologize fpr no( having'let him know of my delayed arrival when the author mterrupled me to say, "Dut — I-RO(-your message.-My answering sorviec said’someono called- a ( five minutes to five to say you'd he delayed." One of^the reasons such' communications require a reab iirgcncy. a genuine need to get through may be found in the T w o Mm v c I u W all iPieeeg-oniy $4.98 TRA v " is i Antiqued White & Gold Metal, Wall Sconces How to Avoid r W ?Lwkward m ' j i t i Moments Abroad

By GENEVIEVE ANTOINETJARTAUX ■S Aullior "Accant on EUgnnce" lU o you have all the information cates and hotels approximately at 2:30 p.m., you need to make your vacation tind the dinner hour is about 10:30. Climbing vlnn tripla candlaholdart. ■maxinsly priced! A nrofiition of flowart and Choice of foods is a matter of person.il .trip to Europe a happy success? lasle. Hut a guidebook Is advisable since les- liBlitlahU. Dallna an im pm iilve 4 « lliroa candle iioldan. Ii 17"«10" Candle* not Incl. Set tauranls are rated, and a brief ileseriplion o f of 2. only $4.00 'do II lol lo saboliigc Jin oMicrwisc l)c;iulifiil the selections and prices Is given. - iravcl cxpcriencc. I------M A IL ]b - D A Y N O RISK C O U P O N T O D A Y !------There arc a lot of American-style cafcleri.is Prcparalions for a Ruropcan holiilay can I G REENLAND STUDIO S, 3BJ2 nreanland Hulldlni, Miami, riorlda 33054 i and (|uick*serve sandwich shops popping up • -,A 9742 Sel(»)of 2 Of W-OO {Add 78< po»t.) Enclo»nd ^iiBCk or m.o. for ' hcgin long before you land. Use lliosc these days in Europe, Hut a lot of fun can he hours aloft to slialy holh the language of iho M AM t______■ *------I had by sampling the local dishes and wiiiis. country or cotmlrics lo Ik* visited and, most I ______I Also, try ordering in the native language. It importani. Ihc currency conversion, Tip to can be a memorable experience. It's generally remember; .American dollars are welcome consiilereil an insult lo most Europeans if you almost everywhere but have some ready lor- vxiu'ci them lo speak English. EAT ANYTHING eign cash available for lipping porlers anifpay- WIJH FALSE TEETH ing taxi fares before you ever rcach your (irst U nless you are being introduced to mem hotel slop, hers of Britain's royal family or having nn Anolher reminder: porters live on tips, so auilience wilh the Pope, act iis naturally as ilo n ‘ 1 be afraid to ask how much they chariio possible when meeting new people abroad. Trouble w ith loose plntt't that slip for a piece of luggage. In Paris, one dollar ‘ There probably are some very different cus- or causf lorc nunu? Try Brimin* (five francs) is generally enough for Iwo' or —IMa&tiTLinur.^L'itt platut snu||ly, _ .couniries governing social without powder, paite or cusli> three tncdtum*.sizc pieces of luggage! cti(|uelte. bul foreigners .are not cxpecled to ions. Gives tiKht, lastinR fit. Thv Howl is n topic aboiu which one coidil know all the' liltlc social pleasantries, Aiul —YOU CAN KAT ANVTNlNOi Simply fill n book. If you do nolliine else in a Euro lay soft ttrip of PJauJ-Llncr ori nothing goes‘over as well as a sincere and tro u b lc to m c u p p e r o r iu w i’r- Rlcc pean hotel, get lo know the -liirpg-rir^ At all druji counters. _iiboul-proiocol—Nhopptngr-rcKraiTrmns, reser-” ies, generally more formal than the provincial vaiions, lours, mcdical care, anil any other areas, one should be prepared lo (Iress tnore pertincn_t..subjec_i^XjppiniUii-CQncit:rceii- — formally f-C-erltHnlyr-jiickcts-and'-tic'ninr-nr-— ■■TRAIN TO BEA ■ based upon how nuicli you retpiire of him. quested for men in most dining rooms, aiul ladies will feel comfortable in stoles or eve HEAVY W . at hour to have dinner in a foreign ning sweaters and gloves. country confuses a lot of travelers. Naturally, Slacks, for ladies, are usually frowned ' EQUIPiyiENT Activity? V auBetr it is best lo eat when you are hungry— or are upon, unless they are of the very stylish accustomed to ,dining. But if you arrive Rallovod Of Monstrual Olstroaa ‘‘pants-suii" variety. It is always best to check OPERATOR TMric *c|ivit dressed for the evening meal and find an woflil T n jl mrtnoj ypu'fi'.tlw ay, on the with the maitre d'liotel before wearing any Loarn to oporato Bulldozors, BO Sft * fail P4C0 Mdol j tujtii ichi-(|. empty dining room, don’t insiRt on being thing "sporty" to dinner. DroollnQB, Crnnoo, Scrapors, ule. Np lifTM' |6 slo ■ m rn ilm al pfriod. How? Willi MiooL, walk or go to the bar for refreshments until of the world and making a favorable impres -fflo»Hyr^hloh-paid-oareeH§- — rflffcm sr MiDOL* uivos'vnu- Ihc dining rotim opens. Smart travelers check opon lo omblllous men. ■ Aiu ‘»cIu5ivo»i ti sna'.modii tiu l help* sion is lo take a sineerc interest in the coun STfii* Cmamc;. wilh the hotel clerk or the concierge lo find try and the people you-are vi'siting. Even the • M udicallyanp'ovi'ri inijfrtlipnts out wluil time meals arc served. Mi»t n t t it v i: Hi.Atuc>n. LOW tUcK- few mishaps which arc bound to happen on ACllL , . . S o o illl. iKinrAIIILITV . . . Cocktail invitations In France, for exam any trip, can be borne with a smile. Some I UNIVKMlAL MIAW ■ I’liis an ovur-ill oition th.it ucis yog ple, are usually extended for 7 p.m., bul no times these turn out to be your favoriie ■ eemt«u«TioMtcNt)Mt.e«iu«l pb' I I M t H.W. 7 ttr M I. Utaail. r u . 9 i m • rtod Ic'Hlinu calm Anil com lortjhio. b o d y is expci'icti before 7;30. In London, stories to tell friends when you return honKv — Boiactivprnny-fltyrwilh m id o i -|-Pliir*'P^JrH ■ X ■ ---- - Paris, and Rome, lunch Is .served around~l~ W nii jiisi a little planning for n trip lo Europe, |1 rN - am e, ______p.m.. and the tivenipg meal between H and you can have a "hon Voyage" and memories K:30. liut in M adrid, limch is served in most City, Ctmta ^ to lasi^a llfelime. 2 ln tHtnnn

-h'»milv\V4uklu,Auouftli)S,tli70 — --- Sensational Barbers talk a lot- except when HfXT they find BELT an electric ^ t a - shaver that sensationaL^ new low price outshaves a hand-honed only $ 3 ^ straight razors Musrtake 1 2, or 3 inches Then they keep i t ^ off your waist i:o themselves. Until nov^! A bnrlwr gets $1.50 plus tip for n shave ‘’siyleil" look. Tlic higli-inipnct plastic with his cicctric razor. For years he’s kept housing is sculpted to fit your hand ctlorl' tlie very the hriintl nam e hidden with adliesive inpc.. lessly. kenuivablcstainlesssieel head rinses Can you rightly blnmc him? For this pro elcan iiruler runningâter. On-ofT switch, first week or you fessional in-strumcnt oulshnyes his hand* plus separate switch lo operate trimmer. hone straigiu razor! You ver does with his Just slrnp Iho clear ninatlc. hollow bolt,around your waist noit _ fmgers, It rnpans you get evcj-y whiakei^nt_ 0 IIAY TIlIAr! ------to-youi b«>«ty.-Jnllal»-H-wHh-lho-lob«-pit>vi6«d.-Veu'lt-Instantly- • feel a snug, light warmth praoalng agiilnst tho muscloB ol your ope pass' ~ as clean as if you had drawn Treat your face to the Oster Professional wniBt, abdomen and back. Thon, as you porform Iho low simple a hand-honed, surgically sharp, straight Shaver for 10 days-111 days of Ihe snin^h* body movements in Iho chart wo sond with It, you’ll loot your muaoloB working against Iho bolt. Dod^-bulldirig oxportB know that razor over your face. est, fastest, closest, most irritation-free just n low daily mlnulea of au%h iaomotric-liko contractions is all siiitvini; you've ever en]oyc(l... either hinde your muQcloa roally nood. Any more Is wasted. d,000 Comb Trapn ~ __ 152_Snriilca)LStoctJEdtfci»_x__ >ir electric! T lien. If not ccimplclelv stttit- JLKt#Di-Worklno-WhlU-Vou H s U mJ— ------licd, return it .for a full refimd. All'or n low minutos. alhiply relAx, Sil'in n chair. Road or watch Four thousand comb-like perforalionstriip TV for about IS minutos whito Ihoâmazing MELT BELT koops each whisker right at Ihe skin line. Power right on working. Dy tho ond ol tho first-wook, 1, 2. or 3 Hobby inchoB win hnvo poolod off your walBt. Tho musclOB of your body's ful 1 20-voH, 6()-cycle m otor drives Ihe 152 f i-M A IL N0T.R1SK COUPON NOW! — '*r\nliirnt lAiLJI kn«i«v iim m niy a umj. VaaI ^ 11 m . _____surgicalrsharp-cutting-cdgcallo-m akc thc_ arid'lrlm m bi—fhaionhnn you would~liavo over Ihought poBsjblii. After tho'ond of Iho llrBi wook, slip into a pair ol slncka or a toughe.st beard disappear magically— with —(^^222ZS2ZE>‘=®““ akirt that wns uncomloriably tight beloro. You'll atand tailor, look out Ihe slightest irritation io even the most I 31 Hama Av«.. 0«{>l. L-437, FrMport. N.V. 11B30 yoara younger. And you muat be nmazod at Ihe-atartling dillor- onco. or lako us up on our guarnntoo and roturn Iho BELT within 7 days for an Inalnnt. no- sensitive skin. [ S lm w me! I'd like lo treat my face lo the O tter quoBtloni-aakod refund ol your ontiro purchase prico. I I'rnrestional C leclric Shaver's barlMr-clote So Powerful, I sliaveit If it iloetrt'l deliver, smoother, failer, ' ORDER NOW t SAVE SB. ' cloicr, more irritation-free iliaves than I've Make no miBlako. Tho MELT DELT Is NOT a high-prlcod oloctrlcal godgot. It Ib NOT one of WltlNkcrtt Turn Co Du»(! I ever enjoyed, 1 tinderttanil that I can return- I my ilmvcr in 10 days for full refund or t^n* thoBA bolts loaded with blrdshot you must wear undor your clothing all doy tong. II works on Open an ordinary electric shaver and you'll exactly Ihu same principle as Iho DotlB for which thousanda have already gladly paid $0.05. Out, , cellalinn o f charses. ($22.98 plus $1,00 noii- II you order right away you save s big ta. find bits and pieces of whisker. That’s be I nue anil handllns -> loial; $23.0g.) N. Y. I reiidenis add tales lax. . «431»MeLT BELT...Only t3.09 plusSBC poslag* and handling. On* six* llti •varyonal cause these run-of-the-mill shavers hack Complal* with oxarclM Intlruellonff, ealorl* and dial Informallon. and chop your beard. Rut Ihe Osier Profes I Enclosed It □ check □ money order O Q O O O O CREATIONS, INC, H2laIm#” !v!7i?M* sional Electric Shaver operates at nearly I □ Chuine my Diners Club □ IlankAmericard twice the speed — on ordinary household I □ M aiter CharBe $ e SAVINGS COUPON — — — — — — — — — — — — — V AC current — and actually pulverizes j Account N o _____ AMTECH CREATIONS, INC. DEPT. PW -33.108 Now South Road. Hlekivlll*. N.V. 11B02 whiskers into fine microscopic dust. :LT OCLT(Q) only S3.DS plus 35« aach for poalsoa aocl hanrtUno Isianslure.______^ Sepnrnto Trimmer— - I ocher Orent Featurew □ Cliack or Mor>ey ordac •n c lo ta d | ------, - ■ N o expense wu-s-spared to m akc.the Oster . □ Charga to my crnrflt card Acct; No.“ “ I A d ilrc u ------Professional .Shaver to rigid, m asler-barbur □ Dlnori Club n'Amarlcan Eipr««t □ U a ilo r CtisfO* N.Y. n»tld9nl$ /)/« ••• add taU t It*. specifications. M otor-driven lrimm>:r oper NAUe (P Itttt Pilnl} ...... ates independently 1 0 trim mouslQches and I-— State AD O n C S S ...... sideburns straight and npal for lotlay’s new I Z lp _ STAre a^^Hania Avt'.. Dapl. L-497. FreapoH, N.Y. 11t»0 . ■ “Paris- FAMILY WEEKLY COOKBOOK hereleome!” P ie s cm d You've sftved n long time for' your big vncntion nnd, even nl ox— curnion rnlcs. Ihal’s no cnny job. Now you don't want to miss even. ' n dny of excUcmcnt. E-npccinlly *' not because of your monthly p e r io d . Iêrnnlly worn Tnmpnx lam- p6i^lire ideal for traveling. So MELANIE DE PROFT ____s m a ll . » . th e y t u c k a w a y ------Pood E d it o r ~ ...... In your Fuggnge. &> con- vcnient ;■ . tliery’^ easy B iffli ■ 'Tile liiseloiii friiitii of. iinmmcr« to insert nnd junt ns easy CuDII hleniled with iiigrodionlo to.point up to dispose of. So ditcrcct . . no -Iholt^-cltafnelerislie-flnvorii,— '^‘^fcodor. and noUiing can show. ^ ended ill rich pnatry or cninih criiHl I comfortnbic ... never any chafing or irritation. -You can't even feel for ihnue plea of diallnclion...... you’re wearing them oncc they're Cherry ’n’ Pcnch-Gingcr Pic ' properly in place. If»y6ir fdPgetlopnclrTnm pn^ ^------2 cupH K inB A fM naii e riim b a , ( n h o iit .14 c n o k ic n ) tam pons, don’t worry. You'll find '// cup liiittor or m arirarine. ihcnj. .most anywhere you go. m elted Tliey’re the world's most widely 1 ja r (8 nz.) red mnraschino used tampons. Av,'iilablc* in I IK eherrlcfl. drnlned and hiilved c o u n tr ie s . M arnselilno chcrry nyrtip from nn 8*oz. Jnr SUcttI, juicy, ripe peaches slated in a tnaraxcliino cherry sauce are chilled In a crumb 2 talileapoonn eornatarch y o u r .. - 3-tahloHpoonw liffht brnwnnnirar,- - ;______;_____H io ^ rd ______!______k ______2 talilcHpnona lemon juice shredded Time peel, nnd n blend of the bake* 5 min. nl 4S0*F. Remoye from _ 3 n>n, rip e peacbcH. p a re d and cup sugar and I tablespoon of the oven and turn mango mixture into past hIIc m I (a h o u t R e u p a ) flour. Bring to boiling; reduce heat nnd ry, heaping slightly at center. Sprinkle 1. Blend the crumbs nnd butler or niar- simmer 10 min., stirring frequently. Re chilled crumb mixture evenly over the . garinc Ihoroufihly in a bowl. Turn mix move from beat; set osido, - - ...... -lop of fruit. ------ture into a y-in. pic pan (or six 5-in. 2. Meanwhile^ beat cream cheesc with 4. Bake at 450"F. 10 min.; reduce heal tart pans) and press crumbs firmly into a blend of the remaining 1 tablespoon to 350“F. and bake 10 min. longer, or an even layer over bottom nnd up sides flour, the Va cup sugar, nnd salt. Mix in until crumb lopping is golden brown of pan, building rim up slightly. Bake the remaining I teaspoon lime peel nnd and fruil is tender^ Remove from cookie at 375“F. about 8 min. Set on a wire juice, then a blend of egg yolks nnd sheet nnd set on n wire rack to cool. rack to cool. Chill thoroughly. cream. Beal egg whites until stiff, not Serve warm. îx 3^'in. tarts 2. Add enough water to the chcrry dry, peaks are formed, and gently fold syrup to make >/i cup. Blend cornstarch into cheese mixture. Note; For one 8-in. pie, double ingredi .and brown sugar in a saucepan; adding 3. Turn the nectarine mixture into bot ents for the filling, and increase final ^ gradually stir in the chcrry syrup until tom of the pastry shell; pour the cheese baking lime an additional S to 10 min. smooth. Bring to boiling, stirring con mixture over. Set on bottom oven rack stantly; cook 2-min.-Removc from bent ------arid bake"at"375”F. nbdut“'«10“min7,’^ r~ Fresh Blueberry Pic ..... and turn into a large bowl. Stir in Icm- until top is evenly browned. Remove to Paatry for a 2-eruat B-ln. pie _on_iuice,_thc'n cherrics. Add peaches • a wire rack nnd cool completely. (proparod from a pie em at mix) gradually, mixing well. Turn into, the One 9-in. pie 4 eupji fresh hluelterriea crumb crusi and chill. ‘ ' t 2 toaapAona finely ahredded le m o n pee) Using a i?asiry bag with a s'tar deco- Mane:o Tnrts 4 teaapoona lemon juice ratmg tiiBe. pipe“wIdiipca~deM ert^p- fi unbiikMi tart HhelU (prepnrccl Yi c n p a u B a r _pln(*_oc_thuwcd.frozcn-whlppcd-clG - r r o m - B - p i e e n i a t - m i r ) ------!4-cupall«purpoBo flour toppint; around edge of pie or tarts '/< cup all'purpoae flour Vt teaapoon ground cinnamon T5Ec iiholo). One l-ln. pie 3 tableapoona nrmiy packed dark —— W 'tcaBpoonlh'mind ttutnrair ------brown auffar '/( te a a p o o n a a lt Nectarine Cheese Pie Few Kraina aalt 2 tableapoona butter or m ar- Vi cup butter or maricarine sra rin o 1 unbaked 0-in. paatry aheli, 2 cupa-nliced pared ripe mnnKos 1. Line an 8-in. pie pan with one half with hlsh edire (prepared from 1 teaapoon flnely ahredded of the pastry; set aside with remainder . a pio cruat mix) lim e p eel 3 eupa diced neetarinea 2 teaapoons limo Juice of pastry. - 2. teaapoona finely ahredded Vi e u p a u E a r 2. Gently loss beiries in a bowl with lim e p e e l H teaapoon aalt »/i e u p a u i r a r *“• 1 lemon peel and juice, then with n blend • S teaapoona quick-cookinir tapioco 2 tableapoona flour of sugnr, flour, spices, nnd salt. 2 pkB8. (3 . each) cream 1. Blend flour, brown sugar, nnd salt 0 1 _3i_TiimJntQ-JhcûnbQkcd_pastry_ahcll_ c h e e a e " logeflier in n fiowlrcu!'Irt'buller~br mar- heaping slightly at center; dot with but Vi cup auffar gnrine with a pastry blender until the . teaapoon aalt ler or margarine. Complete as for n 2- Vi particles formed are the size of small 2 tableapoona lime Juice crusl pie, follo>vlng package directions. pens. Chill. _ 9 offff yolka, fork beaten 4. Bake at 450"F. 10 min.; turn oven Vi eup llBht cream 2. Sprinkle mango slices with lime peel control lo. 350.“F. nnd bake 30 to 35 3 offffwhitea nnd jiHce. Gently toss with n blend of _m jn.i_or-until-crm t-ts-lighlly-browned __ l.~Com blne“ li\~a~ snuccpan~the~cllccd Ihc rem nlnlng Ihigrcdiepla; Set on a wire rack to cool. ncctnrines, I teaspoon of the finely 3. Set Inrt shells on a fookio sheet, nnd One 8-in. pie

Fnmili/ Weekly, AuQu$t SS,1!)70

- . .1^ - . . i- I > >\ oiiiaii

has ihr l<> I m ‘

iN^aiitii III

■.. Ilial's wliy inoi-n llinnJ.»!»'fftffe /l Womuil.».f.ll.ll liges hayi! Irietl the exciting World of Hemily Cliil) anijenjoycti tlVe outslaiulinf; cosmtitics lliisy veravert willrihoirvory lirsrliimiily KU: 7 J^aui...y:outoo-cari.tiy,__ „ the finest cosmetics

cosmetic companies

, 1 - n'T ir ,------o r on “ j MAKlvl.l* Ih MAGU . 11 can benulify, lion of their true vabie — ionn and create the illuHiori of perfecl feminine'" from the outstanding cos- \ml ht'rr an* jiiHl « fr>* lypiral nnlrt* from ihr loveliness tluil every woman longs for. In the mclic people in llie world. lltintM iiiuli of a-oiitinrnlH wr'tc ro- world of beauty', age means nothings becaube At the very least', the value rrlvrd friiiii liiippy iiiriiilMTH! beauty is not a matter of Itirlbdays. Wliat counts of cach ileauty Kit you re •'Tlir kiln iiliini- ;irr faiit.ixlir, iiiil iliir Hpi-i;jul liuiiiu is knowing how to make the most of the natural ceive will be SIO.OO, niost otr.-r I MnnhrrH urn uiilM'lirv.ililc.'’ beauty that Is individually youra. Now Work! of times, it will l>e even more. M ri. HoiKilil .t. I m i i i ', 1‘iiiliiru li, Ky. Ihfauty Cluli brings you outstanding cosmetics Yet you pay only S4.9H per kit plus shipping "I giii'ni .lit I.... |ilr tiiivf llirir ilniililn wlini llic) ki-ih I from*the world’s leading cosmetic companies — au(i haiuliing for tho.se you choos(\lo keep. III fur iiii'iiilM:rn>ii|>t Id iliiri'rciit clulit rH|n-« iiil|y m ymir ii)(roiinrlnry I>iil lliotr U )li|{ SATISI'AtrnON "I'l!) Ml iilc* tiiyHi-ir MilU joy . . . I ju»| iifv n ki.rw I1..W more confident. Come join— ^m Lnrt|tjio(liing_^JiecaiiM ^y.(H i_«r._ _ iM iil- ffiiiiriitir-l-r.i-HilMir<’ ynn.'' -|i»il-«ver^nil-y..in-jM 0,0()^G.il-A<.(|iu.inloRIT. e n , 62S so. WAIIA.SII, ^ (easily and inexpensively, these leading com- ^ v v ( ji K i (j| otr.uui u ^ i u i c:incA<;o. ii.M N oisftofto.t pauien are-malcing them nvnihdilc to-youi âh r * ' I'lniM t ru n ill mo o» a tria l incmlM*r ii« t la-ml jin ix in m lfly every Iwi) uuiiUhB-ohncial mrnilu’r'H prirn of only I rx|H'i-| ii> t>uy llO u r fvon iniiri--|> lii» your M.OH. pliiu Hliipiiinu anil-lia iiillin R (anil Meauty Club invitation. perts show you how to make the ' Kraiily (aiiilc Mnitarinr —nit fur only |l. Minx lax. wlirrn api>licalil«). Iiiit lliat I After this “Gel Acijuainted” Beauty Kit, most of the loveliness that is I I iiiiilcr>mnyilli n<> oliliKalion. - I crivir n nrw lli-niHv. K it on nfHigfltgLnp^QfTer tfiwHl in.ll.S.A^nnly. y(Ui'!1“have the opportnnily to go on getting ' yours"alone."^)u'll'gel vafuabh^ rncliivnl. I «avr m il mr lalrrr«rtl | i1uh similar kits of prestige cosmelics and l>eauty advice on your figure, complex- I Oht NliipjiinK lianilliiiu- Hiilpjilnu ■n«l liaiKllliiit. products, automatically, about once every two ion, hair... di>icover new ways tt» t ti. I|. •I- I" ■ I . t.. My Agrt (iraiip M y l l a l r C»r<>iip My Skin Tonn My Sliln Typn make yourself I months, for as long as you want-for about half □ Ifi-l') ’ □ nioi.ilr n .' □ what you’d expect to pay. more attractive, I □ M -a s □ ItriincUe □ Mriliinn ■ □ Oily 26-ay □ Knllirud □ Diirk □ Nomiul ___New-lipslicks . . . eye more exciting I □ M)i.r«v«r P .Silvrr niakfvups . . . moisture lo*. , .. . nmi e copfi- I □ UUrL a n M ri.. tions , . . bath oils . . . jiair dent. Send for \ □ MifiH pfini)' conditioners . . . complex* your Beauty Kit I AlkORMB. I J ion HoapH . . . blushers . . . today. _ C lT V . "--*4iighUluroarntt-^-ûUu-^^^ -^-âud.on,m ûlactur«r^ iuipij»tad fU ^jn ca« ...... — ----—-- »-- *OBi«d on m«nufactur«ri‘ ■uuaAiUd ratall pricAt. TP'-'-'’ A Meaty Question W linii I fry fig ltl c)iop« for Ihn fam ily. £ g u n k .> Two nacii for iiifllnr nntl hrolli*)!*, Tlioy lenvA lliem cooling on i I ia p la to W llli “rm not hungry, M ollicr.” ENOINi-BRITE »• Cleans ereasy, dirty ensines by turning B ill whfln I plnn on one npl«c« eroase Into soap To rut tlie coil of^ment, ’ pK iunl •ulnundliiiiTutrivusA" which washes away T liflir alirink* nnil wnlla nr© p lllful— quickly . .. loaves enainot brlsht >Îfi thnt a J I lliero la lo eat?*' arid clean. ___ . “ r W » t w , » =^JranJoilin^ no barrUr-âluHiy an ki CRIK Inlo^tatron malt ... k— todayl Awra^Hai M.H.I.C. ' APNOVIBreiVmiANIAI I 'MItONNCL UNDIR NIW Of t lU . lUNIVKRULMOTKL SCHOOLS, D«pli\M - j— miM.w.rnrnt.ma«».-r»*.-»»r«—} I Plaata Print - l - r At Hardware and ^ I Ac{dratt_ Aulo Supply Gloraa I C lly ______tuM uaoaAiOiiii. u>* w. an* ii.. (m h*. «UM Pohc h the abHity to keep smiling after livery day. for a week my sevcn>year>old son Do-This-lf- -~ynur-hoxx-hratx-ynir-uiir^nf~j/ie~hixt~parkiH(!~ T^:nme“hflmc trom school sporting m inor cuts ■tpace, then docks you for behm hue. and bruises. Despilc my persistent qucslion* -RipJUaiUIVjnkle- FALSE-TEETH j *•- t ~^~~^-:^licila Dnyf ing, he refused (o tell'ftic with whom ho had Feel Loose, Insecuro liccn fighting. One day he arrived hom e with Couldn’t Sleep with On a jcl nisht rcccntly. n middtc-ugLul pns- a Iwnutiful shiner. Iho wroiiR time. Kor inora a«ourlly Kcngur was about lo light a cigar, when the "Look, son," I said. "Did you hit this bully ftiuJ com /orl. aprlnUlo FABlTCnTHfc Nsgging Backache D e n tu ro A d iio filvn PAw<1nr o n y o u r .slcwnrdcss rushed over nnd cnutioncd that h a c k ? " N affilnv haekaeti*. haadacha anil mun* pUton. PAHTICICTII holds Oontureo Biilar aeliM ami palna may eomo with nnitnr longer. Mnkea cAtincc rnator. cigar smoking was not nllowcd on the com- "No. sir." he sobl>cd, "you told me never ovar>«s«rti(in, •mnilunal iipMla. or «v. PAaTKKTll la not ncltl. No uunimy. •nrdair atrMa anti alrain. If thla naff* Koooy, pnaiy tuBto. Denturea tltftt fit pnny’s plimes. However, she explained, an ex- to get into fighls." v in e Iwcbaclta, w ith raalUaa, aU aplau nre uauflntlul to lignith, ueo yo\ir.. • coplion-t*nn-l»c-n>ntle*provided permission l»- "Well, enough is enough. The next time nlpfila. U waaring ytiii out. making yuii dontint roKulnrTv. Cot oauy-to-iinc mlMfakU a«d-|vriUbl«.-«l»i*'t-waiti iry- --givch -by—his-fellow -passengers—Turning-lo_ — this kid.'fiili-you,-you-havc-m y-pcrmission to - Doan'a IMIU - an an alaaiie, a p a in ra- —liavar.-IW n a-pain*r«IUvinr actinn on- (he Indy next to (ho man, the stcwardeu b c l i 'h i m ." nisalna luickaelta U uflaii lUa anawar. COM PUTER MATE IS NOT (lat Dnan'a l>iIU - not a liBbit.fiirmina nsked: "Do you ohjcct, ma’am?"' * Next day, my son camc home without u cirug lu ll ft w all-know n ila n iia rd rom> A DATING GAME aciy iiaac W rilo lo r Iroo brochure and qun&tionndirt over (o see you." —Robert Miller PHOTO CREDITS Our flganllc “family'' walcomat you. (hose young fellas up front don't mind cigur%." Covart Phoaba Dunn. 9 0 m p 4J t ^ ? m a t e As the older man got up to leave, the ludy- Paaa 3> bIPS; CBS. You Needn't Thank Me 1 C asM ? St.. New York. N.Y. 10017 turned (o the slcwarde.v; nnd said; "I've hccn P o flai 6. 7 i U. 5 . A lf Fo»«a; r r h a p * I fthoultln*! m ention It, married to thnt mnn for .10 yeura . . . and I llu l surely you won*t rnlmU still can’t get used (o his awful cigars." Formula forreUef o f Bronchial Congestion, Bronchial Asthma. —Dan Bennett That dreM I* not your style, my deori I Miran hut lo b« kind. Library: tome home. —Frank Tyner I Helps Rid Lungs ir* anuf arross your ahouldnr hlndes And lum py In ihn luicki Two elderly women were cha((ing on a I notlr«>e Ihe dealgn. This cllnlc'tastod proparatlon Is With Bronkaid Tablels.you enjoy "A dollar an hour, lunch, bus fare, and -callod BRONKAID*. tn ono tab amazing two-way help jn.-one And, dear, ll*a not originnU let, Bronkaid combinos an ox- combination tablet. Bronkaid spanking privileges.” In fart. It** Just like m ine. peetorant and bronchodilators holps you cough up plilogm,clear —Dorothea kent — Pt'ggy McGettigan t -to attack-tho-two major causos- cloggod air passagos. rostores . of conaestion and whooiing. free breathing. You cough less; Bronkaid Tablets quickly start you broatho more freely, easily. acting to soften and loosen ex- For rapid /oliof of coughing and ■whcozlng-Df-bronchiat-canBor" holps rid your air passages of tion and bronchial asthma, for sticky, stringy phlogfn. At tho relief that lasts for hours, got same timo, uronkaid holps re BRONKAID* TABLETS today. Wo lax tjghtenod bronchial muscles prescription required. Available and oases the distress that re* at your local drugstore. Drew suits from stagnant air trapped tjiboratorles; Div. of Sterling in tho lungs. Drug, Inc., N.Y., N.Y. 10016.

"Noii\ Harry, I don't want i/on to tvnrry about vm. Do you underslaiul. IJarru? Harru?''.

■ 14 ...... FoviiIvW«t

d.true story by John B. Haikey

Starting witn borrowed money, in just eight years ! gained fina^ncial security, sold out at a profit and retired.

“N ot until I wna forty did I mnko up my offored mo exactly what I had boon froah and clean. One Duraclonn Special- mind that I -wna RoinR to rotiro boforQ looking for. iat recently nignod a contract for over ton yonro hnd pnndcd. I know I couldn't “ I could atart for a timall amount— $40,000 a year for juat one holol. do it on n anhiry, no mutter, how cood. a littlo ovor a thouaand dollara—and - -W ell, that'a the buainoaa I waa able I know I couldn’t do it workinff for that amount I could borrow. I could to Htart forji Ij.ttlo ovo*' » thouaand dol- oth orsrlt wni! porfoctly obvlouB'to"mo work it ha a ono-mari buHmuHH whllo got- larH. Tliat'a ilic’huarneaa Tbuilt up over thiit r hnd to Btnrt n buflinoBfl of my own. ting a atnrt. No aalarien to pay. I could a period of eight yeara. And, that'a the Rut that poaod a problem. What kind of operate from'my homo. No ofTico orahop buainoaa I add out at a aubatantial profit buHincea? M ost of my monoy waa tiod. rent or othor ovcrhond. For trnnaporta* . before I waw fifty." up. Temporarily I waa broko. But, whon tion I could uao tho trunk of my l^nmily Would you liko to Uiato tho freedom I found tho buaincHu I wanted I waa able car. (I bought tho truck lator, out of and indepondoncb enjoyed by Mr. to atart it on a little over a thouaand profita.) But, boat of all, thoro waa no Haikey? You can. Let ua aond you tho dollara of borrowed monoy. coiling on my oarniriga. I could build a facta. Mail tho coupon, and you'll re "To pyramid thio inveatmont into ro- buainoaa na big aa my ambition and en ceive all tho details, absolutely without tiromont in iosa than ton yoara aooma ergy dictated. I could put on aa many obligation. No ualesman will over call on liko mngic, but in my opinion any man men aa I needed to cover any volumo. you. When you receive our illustrated in good hojolth who haa tho aamo ambi I could make a profit on every man booklet, you'll loarn how wo ahow you tion and drivo that motivated mo, could working for me. And, I could build thia STKP BY STEP how to got cuatomora;' achiovo auch a' goal. Lot' mo give you a littlo by littlo, or aa fuat aa 1 wiahod. and how to hnvo your customers get littlo hifltory. "So, I Dtartod. I took the wonderful you more cuatomora from thoir rocom- "1 finished higli school at tho aô of 18 training furnished by €he company. mendationn. . and got II job as a shipping clork. My When r^ n s ready I followed tho simple W ith.no obligation, we’ll mail you a next job-was butchering at a plant that plan outlino^d in tho-training. During the— 24>pag<) brochure explaining tho buai> procoflflod bonoloaa boof. Couldn't soo firat period I did all tho aervico work neaa. Then you, and you alono, in tho much future there. Next, 1 got a job aa myaolf. By.doing it myaolf, I could make privacy of your home, can decide. D on’t a Greyhound Bus Driver. The monoy much more por hour than I had ever delay. Get tho facta before your location was good. Tho work was pleasant, but made on a ^ lary. Later, I would hire is takon by aomoono olae. Mail tho I couldn't see it as loading to rotiromont. men, train them, pay them well, and coupon, now. Finolly I took,tho plunge ond wont into still mnko an hourly profit on their timq_ busmoas for myself ÎfjrtTY nfdrssy’tdeaofrotlrfem ohtposalbTo DURACtEAN INTERISIATIONAl7“ "I managed to raiao enough money —I had joined tho country club and now 0- ^ Duraclean Bldg.t Deerflold, III. 60015 _with-my-fia.vingfl,toinveatia.a^combina^ .. 1 could play golf whenever I wished. . tion motol, roatnurant, grocery,*and sor- "What is this ^bn- ' vico station. It didn't take long to got dorful businoss? It's my eyes opened. In order to koop that Duraclean. And, what business going my wife and I worked is Duraclean? It’s on from dawn to dusk, 20 hours a day, improved, spaco-ago Bovon days a week. Putting in nil those 'process for cleaning up- 'ho\irS didh't tamtdh hiyJdoa of indopon- ' holaterod furnituro,rug8, donco and it gave mo no time for my and tiickod down car favorite sport—golf! Finolly wo both pets. It not only cleans agreed that I should look for something but it onlivens and else. • - sparkles up tho colors. "I found it. Not right away. I invos- It does not wear down tho fiber or drivo part of tho dirt into j DURACLEAN INTERNATIONAL ■ tigatod a lot of businesses offered a9 {0-9UDuracl«anBullt}lne ! frnnchisos. I felt that I wanted the‘ tho baso of tho rug as machine scrub Daarflatd, llllnolt 60015 I bing of carpeting does. Instead it lift's guidance of nn oxperionced company— WITtlOUT 0DLIQAT10N m ill iilU r and 24>piB« lllu i- I wantod to have tho bonofit of the plans out tho dirt by means of an absorbent tnlad booklflt txpltlnlnB how I can incr««M my Incomt | that had brought success to othdra, plus • ^ y foam. and family Mcurlly with a Duraclean Dtilarihlp. No ! __tho.benollt.of.rumiiiig my-own buBinoaa—___ I'Fumituro.doalors-and-dopartmont ulaimaniilocalt. | undor nn cstnblishod namo that hnd stores refer thoir customers to tho Dura- national recognition. 'clean Spociillist. Insurance men say — I "Most of the franchises ofTerod woro Duraclean can savo them monoy on fire _____ I too costly for mo. Temporarily all my claims. Hotels, motels, .apecialty shops ^ S la li ! capital was frozen in tho motel. B.ut I and big atores make annual contracts Cli> , . , t flu.,- f —found- th at—tho—Duroclonn frnnchiso for-kcepingriheir carpets and-furnituro— i<âziiig 2-Way In Your Hbme-ln Your Office

Bolli For Only \

W

Instant Voice Contact^vesStepsJime,Work! Now •njoy Intlani Bliictronic communlca- to 66 fia t apart. Hla>i fidaliiy parforrri' By JOHN E. GIBSON nAij home and offlco at an amaxina anca ramalna tarn*. ■ A-throuah prico. Talk and helon to wnrb Intlantly. No In^ )TH WAYCT betWBon kilch o n , n u rio ry , u» Ui« front door for yoi...... • liter thot novor fall*. I------TUV IT 10 DAYS FBI'K — -i Tt)l« nou/oct all-tran»l»lor INTERCOM one. such as a goUHish or turtle in ti pro- . !• BO sansillva it pichs up «ound n» far I GREENLAND STUDIOS I A A ^tching children nnd animals away a* 11 fflot. roprodiicot II loud and I .9fll7 Oraenlind Oldi-, Miami, f li. 33094 tected bowl, or a bright-colored bird in an ciaar, T"IH_h»ck,.wilhPiil_itonpinu your I Hiikhme------#S6i: l.itci.c.n» Seu I playing together is-ij, charming work. I fr» t ‘» ‘JK plUk p(lt|;iui;. r IIIUlcrMlUlll I liltraclive cage. A TRL 'tif ' " - Lonmlclcly siiiislird, I tiuiv ic* I sight. M ost yoTOgstcrs vâ^ntji pet 3 . Some children have aggressive in —EAOH-îp iK iirin iiiin ' io-ii,iy>, r.>f n i'inii-- r /’iilsc. >ot i&n’t iu riiu d on | tcliind.-linrlnicil check < sometime during childhood, and stincts thjil (Intl expression- in m islreatm cnt- » day r,!rv of pels. Or Ihey may be inscnsilive to the Tltl»...... alt'lransiklor------.ealeclinnlc c lrn n l accom- the relationsljip between animal pllthmeni.1. hai . dynamic.. 2 % "- tp a- i pel's feelings atid innocently injure or hurt 3 ' X 4 ' handiomelar poarlDari s 'o y and child can lie the most idyllic, ...... - ...... \aI _____ Ih o m _ ( ___IhQ_ w all '*Uiihe aniiual without reali/.ing il. In such caKes, stand them nnywlioi’o In tiny space. I , N A M i:------imaginable. a toy animal of ihe child's choice may be - S A V K M O N K V I A lJ im iiS S ____ Bill tlierc’s, more involved tlian just Ihc No coatly rnnlalt. l«a«o( or paymonla. c n v ______substituted. Oporatet on an ordinary lllllo 0 v. battery ohvious fun and allociton. Tliis iruc-or-falsc IhnI tast» up to S monlha In normal u»o. 4. /wi/.w. A ebjld’s possible fear of certain Placd Iho ipoakari anywliero from 6 (|iii/, based on psyclioloj>ical studies, will test . animals should be taken into account before •your knowlfdi'c of sonic oltcn-ovcrlookeil choosing a pet for him. In a psychological facts iihoiit pets. study evaluating the fears of more than 100 1. A child's pel can soinclintes do more llian children, HO perceni were found lo be afraid Start to lose weight a human hciny to fulfill the child's emotional of some -sort of animal. iiceils. 5 . Triif. If you acquire a pet which lias pro- • 2. A child should be ai leasl two years old Viously suffered lYiislreatment by other chil tomorrow... before he is ‘given a pel. dren. it .may hitve com e.lo associate children 3. Every child should have a pet. with abuse, and regard younfistcrs as potcn- ___ with PROSLIM 7-day reducing ” 4riti~cIidosiiiy"luTlim m Ttrrorir"c a lle r g ic to th e 7. Special care should be taken in choosing ______BEFoat — :______jLDAYSJkneii______^ u h a if-o£-cectaifv-animal8.-lf-thiii-ii>-KO.-therc ------7 0«n AIim STARTING PBOSIIM STARTING MJOSIIM ji pel for a child who has ;i tendency to m 6 uiu are many other crcatures that make excel- a lle rg ie s . Buit W altl HIpi Bull .W elit Hip. lent pets such as fish, tunics, or parakeets, 171 163 ' 39'/. 33 42'/i 39 W 33V. 41^ 8. A child’s pel dog lends to develop per B . Tnif. Psychiatric studies of child-pct re 154 145 37 30 40 36 27tt 38H sonality'Iraits similar to those of its mjwler. lationships sponsored by the National Institute 9. I’ets can bccoute so attached lo a child 145 30 20 • 40 37‘/». 20 30 of Mental Mealth show this lo be very defi- _JhiiLJhey-_httonit_nlm icivlLy_jll_wiiau-thciii_ — nitoly-Jhe-casts-TheTtlo«-sepms-tOTScnsenl?^-- owner“does7 ...... 1 3 t 135 36V. 30 V. 39W 36'/, 30 39'/» master’s various moods and feelings, and 10. .Some common pels arc tianporoiis for T93 120 3A'/i 31'/, 30 36'/^ 31 38 gradifally forms similar attitude.'pallernR. c h ild r e n . 9 , Dr. Ross V. Speck, who has made 13S 121 35 39 30'/i ,30 V., 30 Triu\ ANSWERS a study of the role of the pet in family life. — 25----- —M ----- — 35— 1—3?V»- 1 , Trin'. According to clfmiTar psycnoiogisl' finds that it is "not at lill uncommon for a Or. Hpris I.evinson. for example: In many pet lo become ill when a signiflcanl member RasardlatB of welsht or s)iop«, you con loso . ways ibc relationship belween a child and of the family becomes ill." , ounds.and inches will) Proslim 7'Day I a dog catt be more salutary tbim one between 1 0 . Tnic. The disposition of dogs, cnl8, and Keducing. In clinical tostB, tlio avorage f weight loBB wos over 4 poundi in tho fir«t two Itiiman beings. A faithful dog can sntisfy oîer animals varies greatly as in the case of weu»with Proslim. II cltild’s deep psychological needs, including human beings, rimning Ihe gamut from high- . Just follow tho Proslim quick weight lotis [ the need for n feeling of. complete • m ist. d io t p l a n . You onjoy tnsty high protein L'Wsum .sirting lo placid; from ■hlBh-Jiplrilet! lo unpre- Proslinrwafors or the now Proslim diet drink . loyalty, love, and nfTection. diciablc. Since a child tnay often be alone with mix to ovoid between moal'nibbling. Addl- 2 . Falxp. A chill! can be given a pet when his. pel, il is itnportanl that a now pet’s M m v- tionni menus help koop weight off! Try he’s Iwo monlhs old— if Ihc pel is a Buitnble P ro s lim today. Whorevor fine drugs are solcf. | ior be observed for the first few. days.

HIQH PROTEIN W APER80R NEW DIET DRINK MIX F h iu Uu Wofklu, Auauat 11)70 AN EXCITfNG NEW OFFER FROM THE RECORD CLUB

From Pole to Pole— From Ocean to Ocean— A World of Entertainment At Your FIneertlpsI

PORTABLE 3-WAY MULTI-BAND AM/FM NOW VOU CAN ENJOY popiiliir an d •ym piionlc.m iitlc. n«w« •nd sport* broidcatts, dramatic and olhor ip«clal pro- S ra m t from mII ovtr th» worfd — thank* to this maflnlflcent naw Portablfl 3-D«nd Radio. ----- UBt«trttr*Tinairtf*KM"tjro*tteiHi-ont«ic^TrM"FM“ or proRrama from London, Paris,-nio'da Janairo on thoH wav«> TliU H andum a portable d allvan cryttal-claar racap* tion and baaullful tor>a on all thraa banda-lha W ii.3" Parmanant Masnat tpaakare glva you am azlns totmd raprd- iluctlon. Attractlua,. loo - rich, black, aaddlu-ttltchad cab< inat. tat ofi In sleamlns chroma. It'i tha uKlmala In radio antartalnmani wharavar you fio . . . ^ a u ta It oparatat on AC, DC or battary. You'd axpact (o pay at much a« $29.95 for thlt 3*0and

taka It for only $5.00 (that'a wall tialow our cotl) whan you Join tha Columbia nacord Club and buy |u it or^a racord now at tha regular Club prica of only $4.98. Yoitr only additional obilsatlon «• a member will ba to purchata |utt tan more hlt-recordt-durlna.tha.comlnfl-t)wo-yearc^ll-«-«aty—auary— four weakt you will raceiva a copy of tha Ciub’t muilc m aaeiln e, . . aach i»tua containt up to 300 different racord* to choota from. . . hit album* from every field of mutlc. If you do not want anv record In any month ~ merely ra< turn (ha aelactlon card by tha data apaclfied. If w«nt onfy the raaular talactlon for your mutlcal Interanr ^ou naed do nothinB —It will be ihlppad to you automatically. And from tima to lima, vm do offer tome ipacial albums, which you may again rajact by raturning the ipacial dated fom] provided —or accept by doing nothing. YOUR 6WN CHARGE ACCOUNTI Upon e It, the Club will open a charge account In your name. You pay lor Vpiir record* only after you have received them-played them >- enjoyed thaml .Tha.racordf-vou-want.wlH.ba.tnailad______and blllad to you at tha regular Club price of $4.90 (Clatal' cal and occatlonal apaclal album* *omawhat higher), plu* ■ mailing and handling charge. FANTASTIC BONUS PLANI Onca you’ve completed your anrollmant agreement, you'll get a racord frea (only 26« . for mailing and handling) for avary additional racord you buy tharaafter. That'* like gatting almost a 50% discount (off reffular Club prices) on alt tha racord* you want for.aa long a*yo u wanti START ENJOYINQ ALL THE ENTERTAINMENT front all over tha world on your own 3-Oand Radiol FIN in the coupon now and mail It with your check or money order for only $5.00. Your radio and tha racord of your choice will tte sent to you promptly (along with a bill for ^ .O B for the record, plus a mallina and handling charge). Don't dalay.-tha number of 3-Qand Radio* available for this offer I* limited.

FEATURE8I • Solid State Circuitry • 13 Tran«U(or«. 3 DIodat • a oand Recaptloh - AM, FM, Short Wave • ' Control far Dand $alKtlon • Tuning and Votuma -Conlrolt-«-Two-Haavy-duiy-j-'’-P«(man«nl-Maa-— " nat Speaker* % Oulll-ln Taleacoplng Antenna • Portable - Oparala* on AC, OC or Oaltarlaa cord and baltariet era Included) • From Koraa • Rich DIack Vinyl-Padded Cabinet • Dlman- tlont: W i" W. K H. K D.

CHOOSE C O L U J^IA YOUR FIRST ^ ^ li~totUM itr«teurtttfffrnnrHutffriiM M r«TM i------■I Plaaaa mooapt me oa a mambar and aand ma the RECORD ■ “ irUble S'Dand lUdlo. for wbloh I aro anoloalnB - u .y check or money order fo r $5.M. (Oomplela aatia* NOW! I faction guaranteed or money refunded In full.) 19173.1 I I Alao aend me the aureo rMurd Indicated below, ' for which 1 am to be billed only M-M, plua 'mailing lEl^N-BUTTERflY/;! I rnonjrarrwiiJii^ and handling. ______i-ji

Aa a memtNir of the Olub, my only obllgiktlon la to purohaaa tan reoorda during the oomtng twoyeara. K e e p aa outlined In ttila advartl*emant.>..and 1 may cancel memberthip any time tharaafter. If I con* tinua, I will be eligible for the Club*a bonua plan. ^ My.s V WV UAIN UUtlCAL INTCUtr I I (ebecli aaa baa aaly) • d W ' .1 □ LliUalag I. BMelag □ T*ea Mitt □ Caaat/y I, Weiten □ Braa*«*y t Nsllyweed □ ei«««leal □ i u i

I ARETHA FRANKLIN 7p I*4>« >i NH *t^ ,

L i> ,! ' m M | L _ . ■ DIrwl MMtMtM* >«r*ltM IN/FTt The Great Crochet Put-Ons Make and W ear in a Jiffy—New 10-Styles-in-One Kit

fh n t’fi in genr for fall with the new mini, midi, or tongiicttc? Acld-onn, that’s what. Eyc-cntch- Family Weekly Needloerafl. Oopl. 3043, 4500 N,W . 135>h St.. Miami, f la. 33054 ing crochet scpariitcs you can make yourself— oficn in nn affcrnoonl A soft, crimchy poncho to pop over pants and skirts, a fringed vest Annie Oakley would have envied, another in Y«(—Pl*ai« rutli ni« tht naw, •a»y-lo-cJo crocliat kiti In colon IndicataJi drawstring style (see inset), a pnir of easy skirts, n V*neck pullover, and, the perfect mate for ( ) 61369 Whila { ) 61370 Oold ( ) 61371 Lavandar new fall coals, a cap anil six-footer scnrf set. For exciting wardrobe changes, mix and match ( ) 61373 Novy t ) 61373 Cronbarry ( ) 61374 Block' these up-tO'the-minute fun fnshionsi . SInoU Kit (Q) 13.90 Ue in style now. These new crochet fashions are young-looking, easy to do, will .perk up J- . Sava $1,00) ordar 3 b ill for only $10.94 ■your wardrobe quickly, ecunomicully. They'd cost twice as much ready-made. Plaaia add .35 |»oilao« for aoch Ham O ur new 10-in-one kit incliideN instructions for all thcnc easy-to-crochet styles plus eight ounces Florldo raildanli odd 4% lo U i lax of Spinnerin's machine-washable Germantown do luxe yarn in 100% ORLON® acrylic from Tolpl %- Dirt^ont. Com es in a choice of six great colors including lovely lavender and crisp cranberry. One kit can make any one of 10 difte'rcnl’styles: - J * 2 Fringed Vests .. >• 1 Poncho and Hal • 2 Regular Vests . ' t • 2 Skirts • 2 Pull-Overs •' 1 Scorf and Hat I Pick a quick and easy style in your Favorite color. Comt^letc kit— yarn for one i - I I r a i o a «nstru c tio n * fo r a ll 10 s ty le s — b n ly S.'^.98_. F o r a re a lly v ccrsatiV rsa ti^ e w a r d r o b e a n d to 8av«In $ 1.1 ' I order 3 Wii for only $10.94. ‘ .J Take A ny 2 o f th e ^ Beiauty A ids

( w o r t h u p t o ^ O .

And ditcovsr a ola^orpui new way to-make up to S35...$50... ' even more a week in youripare time. Y e i! T iito your choice of «ny iwo o f th«te wonderful (w«uly aWi— F K liE — limply ip prove you can earn extra ipare time c«tn Inlrodueina wonderful DIafr producU to -fri«ndt^n^|hb9r»-ftia-felaUvei------______ll'i ea»yi ll'i fu n ...n o eip«riiv..n ______“hveezer'like" action desiroya F R E E GIFT, '^ftf'hair rTyatr^iHthmitrTntnctur^ -tllair^Lyfu;MHirc,V{rgtflir:MSOr;«?v^ ino tho nkin. ProfeaaionnUy endoTBcd, Datlery operated. SU.05. Send order to General Medical Co., Dc-pt. FW E’6, BUYorBUILD S70i Weat Adama J)lvd., Loa Angelca, Calif. OOOJO.* M)ITIONftl

W/IA UBhlontbla GRANDFATHER "HALF FRAME” Reading Glasses TMtf "B>« rki<«-' u iii (iix m « '« I •>< W e e k e n d la iridm i »•(» •III' •">»' llxtU l, B>*»* • lO'H**, »'»-• to'lt.M V J,i BUct . f C O n

S h o p p e r lOV OfTlUl, dai»(. 770. t 4 rilth Avi.. NY 11. N' -Q4&«nd-me.ll«mi.|iuB.lndlcjtad.btlow.Dlut.firta.Cltaloai______Q Send me Free Cataloo onty w ith over 0,000 llem t to make. SUSAN PAINE BLOW YOURSELF ttem Arllele No. color NO. Quan. U PToptnuiin _A»g*i«L. HT06 361(>0 -^ 2 x 3 [i *450 W RITE No Choice HookN9«<1!a« NTNf'z277 'QllU_01746 No Chotce 3x4 F t^7.60 T O D A Y 1V^x2 Ft-^3.B 0 Send any black and F O R FREE wdlte or color pKoto, Polaroid print or mai- CATALOG ailne phote. A treat C ... — . ipiandld (U* . . . Idaal rwm decoration . . . parfict lor p irtlti. Poilar rollad and mailed In tlurdy tube. We guarantee prompt «hip* Your oililnil relumad undamaiad. Add tOc City Slate 2lp for peilaia and handllni lor CACM Ham ment of n>oon orde^d. land chick, or M.O..(No C.0.0.) dielf, move ment*. kits and fU te il atCTM in Elo|n, III.. Colun\tMJB. Ohio, RJchfield, M inn. MKUENTO of World War II — PHOTO POSTER a c s e m b l e d nnirtime- " i i l u e r " niokcl aet. u n ite . Yon receive 11 circulated dates It'* ea* / to. m oke up to for S5.08: JO 9et9r$57.60: ts ...... ft»Mt M Ml* seta, SJ37.S0. Uncirculated, J aet, $37.50; 10 aeta, tS70. Free your iparo tim e and get catalog. Add 604 for postage. Send order to Matt Numiss, Dept. F8S^, to ts ila t Ave., m i Long JsUind City, }^,V,tll01. PEBOB. CI.OCKCOMFANY s:I t t_a e .l.» a s (•lall ”o 4VilIH “ Mdlf). licK CmfmU* Diviiion of Rill Inilfumeftfi • f P.* orDrev*r"*-nrrD*pc-r w— ' Felrhope, A U b sm i 3C532 U.S. Hearing Airis V iilt our faelory when In Petrhope ffi£f£//0£S * SAVE up to 67% BUY HEW iWtRICAK-liAOt.WuS _ fo r i/f£ too/ direct from (idory. Bihind the Cir. All-ifi-tha Eir, Eya G Im Aldt. Ona of Airitilca't larceit UVE PET SEAHORSES of your lalcdiont of top quillty aidi. 20 dayi FREE wKen you occ«|>* o« f*w m 5 ortUre t; ^ H a m HOUE TRIALr No depo*H-No monay dojw. a M mmi SitM Coon—Utr I n y o u r i M l o h b o f l i o o d . own! Raise theae little chann- D ralii Flooded C ellar Fast • ora r*wur« vmUm ;ii; Ih* guaranteed. F « r t for the whole drelM f M fk. N* MMlaa MrU lo •* wMr family, tool Delightful. 004 fowvlTR^ ile eaeh ppd. or $1.00 for papa, Kodacolor ( M eMl<««S M U M lu w f U y««r w m w ia, and two babies. Florida eiviUM>u> ju wpo cotewMtMTa -Sfeahorae-Co7,-Dopt; ISS,- Box ■MsrsfJiy/cs- TRKASU •uBHiBieirr . 12!;;; si.85 MiiM, im M irM - 300, Miami Beach, Fla, 33130. wiTHPtaarftKBiii

W fkentI Shopper item* ar# NOT ad- • M *U N IH «I I vtrtiMiHO, I f produeln art nal avail, WHirK roll M il MOTIATIVI MAILiat JitKLCO w iiW w at •tor^f^onltrrytotH loureemlittfd. HK ip ra, JHI

> The start of i^preJaotrbn^ '' than^yoii be.l»bl^ to take.

Ar« you rftJt' to ukt on ilia W«il«m itoriti of Zaiu Gr«yf the imaliatt chip In tha pot. Thay will ineludas Rldara of tht PurpU Siga, Th« Duda -----ThiM famoui novtls irv wrlrtin fornKrDh-mindHl rfidtn «b ----- Tha Huh Knifa Outfir; Thria min in th> gang-ind tha iofnic~ - Rinsir, WJld Horiw Mm,-Afl*diui Amil, Thundar'MounUin;— utmi of th« roughftc cliarKt«r* who «v(ilItC’K«rr«d mtn who had to rid* lurd and (hoot cow ptinchara facing iham . . . and baautiful M olly Dunn, iha ho«- DacauM wa print in quantity and cut out iha middliman, wa can —fiirlTTBrdirrmuivlw ------^------T iB rD f^ h rb n K h irln ra u if^ w i^ ------“ »till“6irar~’ju^r“iublcribarV'thaiTlliinnctiva, clMh'-bound'booETfor Not avaryona can taka thiv «brt of iiory. Thaia ruggad booki ara hard bolind in tunwt ttd^Atun ta n ,' only ^3.39 aach plu* ihipping. Out if you can, wa’ll ba glad to und you—for ili« tokan prica of and cavalry bhia, A nd thty'ra itampad in raal gold. Normally tliay You gat advanca d aKtiptioni.of *11 futura ulactiona. You can “ Jooki Itka ihait? Sand no monay. Juit mail coupon to gat TI»a Call of tha -A]onC#Dn-Ariwiui!i.Juolate.franritr______W4_iliink_you:iUike_tli*.booki_wa-«ntLyou^And_ilui_you!lI_ ...... andJrha-Haai-JCnif.-OuiCt-by-Z«»-Grav^ Wildlitfl. For a atallion who wouldn't ha riddtri, a girl who want to' own odtar booki in tht'.Zaot Gray Library ak iha/coma All ihraa t'or ilia introductory prica of only jfL wouldn't U kitiad, Lin Slona s>mhl*d avtrything. And hit life wat from tha pratm. Waliar J. Black, Flowar Hill, Roalyn, N.Y. 11576

Th« C«U or tU» anyon.____ WildAri,. «nJ T lit i U il. K n if* Ouifii. II ] wane —r, lo L««p------( lu x iniroUiiciory v u liiin ri,'rll rnil(l*tl lo M lli(y (om t fcum lit* • r il g il aJvJincf tltit(ip (ia n i o f all fu lu rt vnliimd. 1 may tfitc l any Ixtokt U for* or aTifr 2 I r x fiv r iltim . i-tr (liot* I thi k«tp, I |iay ji« l f3.J9 *»ch pint tliippinU' And I may caiud • my rfMivacioii ani' iim*. (lio o ki iliipp*d in U .S A . only.) ' ^

Pfini Nama o 'M . AOJrata Gty Siai* 2:ip 2[aiie Grey Library :;wAi.TnB j: BwcicriNc. rtbwoK H io, S65LVN. n .y .m «