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Weather » • ■ ' ■: ------^TFinal ------€1^^ , Not : : " Qgite so Warmrm ...... - EEditibnl t TheT h e Magic MagM Valley Newspaper>er DedicaDedicated to Serving andd PromotinggjlhePromc Growth.flf NineVine 1Irrigated Idaho C o u n tie.ses VOL. 47, NO. 54 ______TT\yiN WIN 1FALLS, IDAHO. WEDNESVEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1965 T E N C EN Ta Statem enttit IssuedIi ■ A s t r o nl a a i u t s Hl a a v e On Role ofo f U .S . mB y w l 1 1 In V iet Nam'J a m W a y « " D e b r i ee f f i n g ’ ; F a c e j WASHINGTON (AP)—Thehe White HouseH said today. ■ m that th e U . S. commander has had all al9 ng the newly reported authority to commitmit U. S. ground\ forces to> i ■ ■ •■support" fighting if the South VietnameseVieti ask andi H ■ P l y J SS e r i e s o i f W e lI c c ( o m e s » need help, and it does not mean those forces can joinI H f ABOARD THF WASP (AD—.hniP)—.laiiu'S ,-\. MoDlvitt and.1 l-:dw;ird1-aIw ;U' H. Whito U, novV " in an Offensive. The statementtement saidsaii Gen. William ■ ^FilvV . close eiiougli to home to soo0 thoir th o ir io u n h is to ric .spaCO-\valli_J^i.liikvalkj^i.lm on sliipboard tele- C. W e s tm o re la n d h a s had the authorii IVfU' H r »■ /. • close the authority since Marines ^ IIIK r iiW/ ^ ~ visionvision, began their final festivetive il.iy at soa tociiiy. iftul got, gol, set forI a round of wel- >1 were landed in the Southeast^ist Asian nationr in March. iV/ ■ ' comesc o m e s awaiting them uslioro,'ro,' AlimAlmost all of the inteiisivosive medicalnioi testing behind II Nevertheless, the W hite: ------— V 7 " 'I j them th e m ., the iistronauts' scliociiilolulo toii,toii.iy fnl (oil for "technicalhnical idebriefing"—talking jll House statem ent represent-1 Q k ^ in to t a p e recorders at - - ed a pullback from impliea- 3O Americansrk H K -’/.I lenethlength about their four-day T T T ” tions of a State Department ^ ■. mission ami being question- \\ declaration Tuesday. That state- I - |p |a o k; :■ = • ed in detail liy space o.\- Women’s UniJ n it P l ^ II ment was interpreted a.-; open- Released in pt'rts.pt-rts. ^ ing the way for troops in Viet -p v • Iho Gemini -I iwins said their I /'V l Nam to go on the offensive, U O m i most memorahU' nioinonts of The State D epartm ent pro Dominican ''' 'w J most Conventionn inir T.F. | 'hthe e flight vvcTi'. fur VVhite,- lus ^ nouncement from press officer S SANTOa n t o Dd o m i n g o , Domini- ■--u20-mim20-mimno .stroll in space, and. "Ciutipany’s “ Ctuu] Coining.” htisis been :set ns tho theme of Kobert J. McCloskey stirred up> can Republic (AP) — .The Do- -A-'j for M.McDivitt, lhi‘ capsulc's n*- tho th e -I-lth4-lth aiiiu u il s ta le coiivonlionllion of the11 Idaho I'oderation i something of a storm. It minicunminican rebelsrebi today released entry througl^ vhe eanl^'s al- B usin brought huddles at the -White three Amer ’ J -\S»iV' en try of Uusiness and Profossioiiiilli WWomei omen lo be held F rid a y 1 three American soldiers who m osphere. Itlfrmightlirough Stimlay in Twin l-'alls. . ■ Hou.se this morning and an offi- wandered irinto rebel territory. ' They were imiong the inillinns . I'alls. According to Mrs. I cial statem ent, read to news- They w ere t l.illiaii Moniiv, general canventiicanvention chairman, ' tho I They were turned over to the "'h«who ,‘hi thrilled al lhe Mghi of vivid -"i*''' men by press secretary George Organization of Anicrican mmovies ovies of lhe space stroll The oonvoiiiion oonvoiiti hasn't been heldd in TwinTwi F alls sinco 1922. ' E. Reedy. States. ina films werev relea.sed Tuesday In llostillgllostiag 'the three d;iy meetingleeling will be the south Military officials said the de- The three Americans, cap- __ ___ lloustoiHouston, Tex,, and thc astro- central district which inclutlesdes clubsclub from Buhl, Good cision to com m it U.S. forces to tured tu^ed when tthey drove into reb- GREEXIGREETING REGULA DE MORA,IORA, left, an; Ecuadorian teacherier who 'visited In Twin Falls nauts saw a televised version ilf* H. H. ing,ing. JJerome. e Rupert, Sun ‘■supporf fighting upon request g,el ,erritorvterritory Tue.sday by mis-, Tuesday Tuesday I for the Alliance of Progress,’rogress. Isis Sy I Kolman, a local attorney late Tuesday night. , , Is "a logical extension of what (gijg attorney who Is thh a r e a 's ^ IBFl Valley a n d, Twin Falls, u take, were^ Lt, Henry Cephus; co-reglonal c<»»reglonal director for the IdahoIdaho PartnersP a rtn of Ihc Alliance foror ProgresProgress. (Tlmes-News photo) Space Spact doctors also continued ■ we've been doing out there." Leforce ->4 ' SSpecitil p ecial gtiest at the con Leforce. 24, of Nash. Okla.; * * * * * * -J. ' ^ to be Imildly amazed at the as- ^ The decision coincided with a Spec. 4A ‘AUo’r Alton P. Blakely. 21. of T ^ * tronauts’ tronaut fine physical condition vention will be Mrs. M. Saigon announcem ent th at gov- Richmond. Richm ond. Calif.; C and Pfc. Nei- Liquor U ' by g * after their arduous journey. Cravens Douglass, El Segunda, ernment forces had suffered son BelenneiBelengeri. 21. a P eruvian f M edical te^ts show ed little ill Calif., national membership their heavifest casualties of the citizen whosewhn< uncle lives in. I Istw i Ecuadoriann \ V is ito r .... H'clfccts-on tlux.aslcoivauts' hearts j±ililjiiM^Sh(>_wilL-iircscnt_tho—chairman - war In the week that ended last BelleviUe^OliBellevillp III______M-f L i- U - # from ffour days of weightless- national prograni and 'legisla DiaM lt£alk>t-i^ ness, though there was unc mi- tion and will be the featured ”~^‘TBut^"*mTlitary officials hero Leforce I eforce toldtc newsmen they were on their way to investigate J7 3 S S C nor health problem Tuesday: speaker nt the Saturday night said this w as p u re ly coinci- ' 1 ° 'J]®'' Passes in Bujli]1 ■U^'^H a s H ig h AmAmbition S;McDivitt had a nosebleed. banquet. Her duties will also In dental. They said the decision a “ claim‘^,1,'" that nn American truck had been damaged when they BUHL—B , A 26-year-old schoolteacher frorr Doctors said the nosebleed cluduclude the Installation of new of had been made well before last had been dc BUHL—Buhl voters, who have 26-yi her from Ecuador, who has probably _robabi resulted from thc ficers. lygjij wwandered andered intinto rebel territory. gone to thethc polLs several timesi aspiratio I aspirations of being presidentdent of his country, arrived drying effect of breathing pure On tho agenda for Friday in Over the past three months. .“I•'I assumecassumed there would be a in recent ;years to attempt to) in in Twin Twin Falls Tuesday for a visit 'I’e • a visit as a representative oxygen for nearly 98 hours. V ' O'l-earyO’Leary Junior High School is operations of U.S. ground units sign telling usu when the interna- gain liquor by the drink sales in> forfor thethe AAllianco for Progress:s programprogra . Regulo De M ora, They said future astronauts f tho executive board meeting, (I tional zone ended.•’ Leforce Buhl, passe the exec have progressed gradually from tional zone Buhl. passe honors from their admiring pub- and tho'group will bo gieeted by -;i------■■■" ...... '—— votersvoters cast casting ballots with 191 plan for' and tho'F ' plan forT’ellleo. De Mbra.r 'RrU'pertrFail'rV U l s lie. He Here's what’g iilannecT bo , ' #3-., Stato State RRep. William Lantlng, i 1 1 I voting for 1 the liquor sales and q p r im e far: Br ' a primary teacher, was ^ ■ ■■ r M ■Txvtrr I'alls. During tho first | chosen os the country’s repre- I ^ Thursday — Arrive in Hous- w B Kk - .—...-----— ------rt mmeeting eeting convention rules will bo It was reportede that the date ton at 10:.TO a m. (E.ST) for a „ 102 Ask Enrol]nrollment ^rir ' sentattvegentative^ by being selected os; To 'Meet to^ar MRS. M. CRAVENS DOUGljVSS adopted, adopted. credential reports will the ordinanceordmani will go into effect 11,™ ,, parade, visit with their families, is not known, the best teacher from his orea. ------be heard and there will bo, an- | news" conference, further de- nounccmcnls nnd rciiorts of o(- a ;...... , -.r-iV,',...... W hileWhile ta talking with H. L. Der-I lBlood i l O ' Quota briefing.briefinf rf^nfl In Junior ColkC ollege R p p ' !i rick, rick, city cily manager, Tuesday hc I-riday or Saturday—A likely VVFVf600 Children ficers, F committeesc and liircctors. ^ spoke of the Communist in-; RUPERTRUPE - Minidoka county visit to P resident Johnson's • , ... Dinner iwill foUo\y,.«l. the Elk3 J Dr. Ja m es L. Taylor, president.isident. CollegeColl of Southet^n i ii 1-/II]Lunar Shot : fiucnce in the country. He notedI residentsresident? failed to meet their ranch in Texas. . Club. . ■ ' J Idaho, reported W ednesday that 102 applications ap[ for eii- .J •» MOSCOWM0SC( (AP)—Thc .So- that he hhad to carry n pistol1 125 pint |quota by IB pints during Monday—Tickcr-tapo MnnH „ parade Ride Free ^ cGold o id ecard i members, thojiawho roUment have been receivedrd at the collegecc office; “He J“ Viet Union's latest moon ' ■• when goinggoin| out on thc .*;tcccts ott Tripsday’s visir of the RffdOn.* j„in Chicago. *- ' ...... • TiavclnductcdTiavclndi five new hiembcrs' Jj ' rockcl. l.un.i (i. which is night. ‘ Bloodmohlle, according to Mirs, -j ues( during thc year will bo honored 'fl said he w as pleased with the in teres c ! w c u d night Olootlmo 1 ue.sday — Honors hy the I l|*f* the interest shown by the c.'i[>ected tu try a soft , Rob Snapp, chairman of the Univer- at a hrcbreakfast Saturday morn- '! potential students. “There has- been tremendous in- landing, He was taken nn a tour of the University of Michigan at Ann Circus^ Buses „ landing, is working well . ' county blood program. ArborArbor. Both men are graduates ing. There will bo an introduc- ' terest in the vocational school,"lOol," Dr. ’Taylor said. He as it spet city and Magic Valley and dm- -I'v-prp • as it speeds nway from the .■ cd at ^ Blue 1 * Lakes Country ClubI There , were 109 pints collected of the university.1 yen t, I tion of cundidates, a presenta- Ij said persons interested in enrollinginrolling in this part of the !: E Earth, a rth , Tass T sa,d today. , Ten ^busloads” o”bout BOO Jj°" J Tuesday evening. and . seven persons were reject- wednWednesday — A homecoming youngsteryoungsters, from thc Castleford tion , , of . national leelslation nnd fl college should do so im m ediately,liately, sincisince it is filling up ; ■ An olofficial announce- • ed. celebracelebration at Jackson. Mich., g„d Buhl the budget during tho business ,i , m en t after more than 24 , The agricultural aspects of n-„i,r p and Buhl areas rode to tho first “‘1^,,““*= ■ so rapidly. There will be [ J"ent aft the area impressed him and jFour-gallon , w, pins were award- McDiviMcDivitt's home town. performaperform ance of the Magic Val- meeting. - " f hours of flight said that ;; ‘ , _ ® : ed to Myrtle Kelly and Marian No I; Representatives also will ba 11 150 s tu d e n ts , a d m itte d to J i also the Perrlne Memorial vu-iifor.h' No homecoming plans were ley shrinShrine Circus nt 10:15 a.m. tlie vocationiil ^cTi'o o I. h i ?ga t ^4 p.m, ' Moscow time j' .9 W ilferth. One-gallon pln.i w ent annoumannounced yet for WJiite._Jig_ Js -Wadng.^nv wndnr'.dr ni|.;PS will le.-ivn nt clected to . serve on tho national. Filer Man, ^Or-- I (9 a.m^ fiST) the unmin- ? ®';^,'^SeBridge andan the~lVfsmc?r:------fh T rl'f - flomlnattng-^comnTitteB, Sy Kolman and Richard Che-" to p ^Charles ^ , Jarvis. Jay McBride, a nativenativ of San Antonio. Tex., g „ liatluiial ^ There has been no limit set N ned ‘sp^ spacecraft w as 142,- ’ / ^ojni i Frcd JHaxson. Ray Wall, and but ha,s 9 T n T ThursdiF from Eden legislative committee and three o"'„'^'ihe enrof line, co-regional directors for ,, ‘ but has lived in about 50 cities, Grade fjrnde SSchool. Jerome Norlh , Accidentally on the enrollment of the oca- ^i; 915 rnile.sm iles from E arth . !k1 Mrs. Don Pittard. the son of an Air Force general, p ^ « deiegates-at-large to serve tho demic division. ■' InfornS;Information was radioed ; , the Magic Valley section of the y\krinr< Park, Wendell M e th o d i s t «R»‘f Idaho Partners of the Alliance p Doctors . in attendance were His parents pai now live in St. Pe- Church. jKimberly Pollard Elec- national convention. New offi Wounded in Leg Potential studentjisl can obtain | back fouifour times in the first ; I Dr. A. F. Dailey and Dr. O. tersburitersburg, Fla,, nnd a space cen- , ^ _j cers will t)C installed during a for Progress, said De Mora . ' ,; „ A 20-year-old Filer man was further inferinformation concerning ; I day of f]flight. Tass added. ■ ,hanked°®l A. M oellm er. Registered ter spokesmanspoi .said the celebra- trie ^ ond Shoshone High School, banauetbanquet at the Elks Club. ' j , Hazelton youngsters may catch ^ ^ treated by a private physician the college aat the office in thc 1 _ thanked thc people of Idaho Nurses in attendance wqre Mrs. tion prcprobably would be there. Hazelton for thc help they havo given his a bus at 8;-15 a.m. Thursday at Special devotional and memo Tue.'iday evening for a gun shot old hospital buildingf or by call- . for the hel I'rank McCall. Mrs. Blaine the village grade school. rial .services will bo conducted wound in his rig h t leg. inRing the office,office. Tnitl T people by sending them needed Hodges. no^jppg Mrs. Vlc Carlson, Mrs. * * * * “he’^^vinaf equipment and supplies, ^ Circus stars frorh all over the Sunday ata the Elks Club along The college president has Coin Loss Heavy AUen King and Mrs. Naomi l-(i|i Duano Henry, 20, Filer, told J*'?,. The Idaho Partners of the worldwo^rid“an are featured at thc cir- with the nnnual emblem break a. Twin Falls county deputy spent the past J month speaking to MOUNTAIN MOUNTAI HOME, Id a h o I^w ls, Film Reveals high school students throughout (AP)—^ore Allianco for Progress is a non- Nurses cus, includingincl aerialiiit Mary fast. Final reports will bo given iheriff that the hammer of his w® ® (A P)—W ore than $1,000 w orth A lhanco fc Nurses aides included Mrs, i ^ t Magic Valley. He reports the of valuable coins were report- governmental governmer extension of the fjic^ I-ou Lawrence, who recently and ond the committees nnd toard .22 caliber pistol struc(c a fence ^ag.c Vallej O len McBride, and Mrs. Carl 0 madem ade a comebackc from a near- of p directorsdirect will meet for tho major part of the applicants ed stolen earlye Tuesday in a Allianco fo for Progress ancl ,';eeks Keely. j^cpiy Mrs. l.eon Craven served No Picture j post and discharged a bullet L, tn establish a gtjod neighbor recep fatal fall two years ngo. last time. into his right leg w hilg he w as pare „ from thc immediate Twin breakin at a Mountain Home establi; as receptionist nnd Mrs. Her- FaUs area, but others are com- coin shop,shop. relationshi]relationship with the peopla of ^,man3 ,, Henscheid, Mrs. John Wise \_ r l Olher stars include tho Joe ing in now from other parts of Police saisaid tho burglar was Idaho and Ecquador. j . ^ ^ 5 OfSatellite Lemke chipips, Newman Dick- T> -1^ niter area. and Mrs. Ralph Smith were Magic Valley. ' apparently well versed in the Local highh school Spanish typiststypists. SPACSPACE CENTER. Houston, erson's er.son’s five fi bears, Shrino ele- £R. \« 3Kennedy. The youth went to the office Taylor : phants. A ngela WilnrfW collies Dr. Taylor said the bulk of the value of coicoins, picking up only teachers assisteda in translaiing Mrs, Mrs Manual1 Santos. Mrs, (UPD(UPI) — The Federal §pace phants, t cf a private physician where he applications probablyj will be In rare issues and pa.ssing up De Mora^.sMora’.s speech, as he does Ray Burton, Ronnie Conner and "AgencyAgency today said Astronaut and ^^d Wilson’s Wilsr seals. Also featur- was treated and released. the office by the last of July. those of lesslesser value. not speak English.______Juciy Mart assisted in the can- Jameslames McDivitt had no luck cd are ‘*rc the ll Sherman Brothers, Plans Ic ll Salmon cUiwns. , ' '■ ijy M V g g g y B C m .WIBai ' V tec‘n.lecn. witwllh Mrs, James House- Re"mRqeiimg a picture of a satellite cluwns. holder and Mrs, Robert Catmull 'hat[hat passedp.n within sight o( his 'Iifkc'ts Iickcts mnv be purchased at i ' " i - i '‘^fljOn^ holder an thc Shrine C ircus office, Mag* River ' Journey i N iifS S S ^ e i• ’ iJkV serving at tho replacement flcmlni-r;cmini-l spacccraft last Tri- Shrm tahle, day.jav ic Bowl. Bowl. 3-M Second Ave, E, SEATTLE^ SEATT Wa.sh. __(AP:J — from -the- Magic lThe h e R-RtTTTcrt VfW nuxtttary MfDI'MfDIVItT, wlltrlirtf: through V al?ev'"s S6n, T^ohert K ennedy, D- j i l i i I'"-* J ^ 5;upcrvi.seisupervised the campaign, under spare;p:KO withu fellow Astronaut P'd- Valloy . ‘ 'vShrino clubs, and at N,Y,. jnj y and Jim Whittaker, who , theIhe chairmnnship of Mrs. Fred wardA-ard Whitc.V said ho tried to Jaytct! ballpark ^ prior lo cach conquered C9 nquerc< a Canadian mountain I Brady, n.sassisted hy Mrs, Emmet lakeakf^ phpho(t)s nf the satellite that porfornian( e. togethertogeiher earlier this year, will - . Olm.sted.Olmsied, Mrs, Ernest Ralls, haillad "hi“hig arms sticking out.” COI^ makem ake a 1 raft Irip down the Sal- I CONSULATIi nOMDED mon RiV( Mrs. 1-lnyd Mastm, Mr« R ay RButu( aj spacc agency spokes- fiUATE mon River in Idaho, Mrs. Whit- I Tinunons,T inunons, Mrs. Harvey Graves rnan sa fiUATEMAI-A (AP)—Terror- taker t^kcr saidsai( Tue.sday. Tian said film of thc four-dav, -Sts struistruck for the second cup and Mrs. Ora Chanslor. spare.paro ' trip has been studied i ^^raighl She said Kennedy, his wife 1 Ru straight, night in (niatcmala and their four oldest children | The Rupert Jay-C-Ettes called do^clylo'-ely .nnd “ we have yet to City:ity TuesdayTucsc niRht. bombing thc churches;.churchcs, civic groups and fj^dind anythingan' that re^rmblcs a^C()sta Ricj will meet the Whiilakers and ' Z()si:i Rican consulato. Thc blast Jheir jijp;. two sons in Boise. Idaho. . -,- - i t h u . sbusiness m e s s houses in Rupert and p,ctureJirturc of a satellite ” cau^^cd.au^^ed oronly m inor dam age. June 2G t •' . Minidoka countv residenls were . . June 2r>. ______: —Uic -UmCr- McQiviU— i>aMiMlii>ili^i^'W‘r .... \2 *TrtmhrmnfTpfephrmcd h y Tilt!' Rtipffn 'W orn" .j\X ' Thc twn f.miilics will prorcerl anan's 's Club,Club. with equipment being juotcd *' ns radioing that he had J lo the he.'idvvaiers nf the Salmon iikcn a.picture uf X.L.ilJ r~ VV-ii— —:- - ^ « loaded aand unloaded by city ^ Traffic. Deaths and lieginbegli a five-day raft Jour- c raplJtyPT.,.------:------:— The s spacc agency spgfesM~uan------:—— ifjtrtra ^TTFv-— ■ The l.Cl.D.S Church donated 17 ^■'’id;aid nonothmg was found in the - *^ .r lim. 1965i965 ...... 8 6 , The senatnr and Whittaker, _ pints of h blood, the Rupert F.lks. fdm. fir.st American to conquer Mt. V ^ four pmt.‘ pmts, the Knights of Co- •Hi' He <.aid< “apparentlv wo’re 1964..1 9 6 4 ...... ;...... 83 Everest^'Kverest, made the fir.si, ascont •. ,*■;'- lumlumbus, bus, ffive pints, thc Rupert nMiM goinggoin to come up with an>- of NTt. Kennedy this spring. The I ■ ^ J^inns I.inns ClulClub, two pints, the Meih- thinghing ” "Mogic Volley peak was named by thc Conndi- li rfW i nW m i M ^ odTst C hurch, tw o pTntsTncr TTTtr——MTrBh^tt^-spew^tl-^anoUicr--uiU M r-Br -. 1 4----- ajV-gOVCH .»tenMtor^:^—:—' Christian Church, two pints. elliie‘line !■Saturday night in his 11964' 9 6 4 ; ...... 13 brother, t assassmated" President pace trip, • John F.I', fKennedy. ^ Nine Namedlo ^ fl — I AdvisoryAdvl Unit EluElusive Luci TelliFells of Her EscaEscape .jT ’ WASHINGTON WASHir (AP) - Rep. George Hansen. R-Idaho. an- Xj’^ i nouncednounccd ttoday Ihe appointment AFor U l Weekend of 1Fun With[ FriendsFri | . ofnf nine m men to the Idaho advis- • ory committeecomn of the National WASHINGTON WASH (AP) — Elu- sightight and to Itad the press of recognizinrecognizing her. She said she 1 RiversR ivers andan( Harbors Congress. -‘•''■eive LuciLu< Johnson, 17. who es- threehree slatesslat a merry — butj went to meI prom and ‘.i^ayed _____ : , They anare Jack Claiborn, Kim- cai^daped didiscovery to have a week- fruitlessrultless cchase. She said her,thethe whoUiwhole time" and to Sihiday ■ •« * -3% ^ - ■ berlv;berly; HerbertHt K Whitworth. e”ond of fun' with her friends like parentslarents hahad given their approv- mass, wiwithout attracting a^jy Bancroft:B.Tncroft: J. LaVonne Chris- anyny othcother teen-ager, admitted it al1 of the ruse,ri lallention,allention. Later, she joined^ tiansen.tianscn. Firth;,I J. Vard Chat- ■'•HII TuescTuesday. | "I had a wonderful ilmc.^^ she friends forfn a picnic e.xcursion ' ' hur^ h u r^ Albion;AIbi Ale.t O. Coleman. She said she even wore "a saidaid of her weekend that includ-'intointo lhethe Wisconsin' counlrjside. JeromJerome: e: R, P, Parrv. Twin djsguise’isguise” apd people came rlghl edd attendingattcndii thc prom at M.ar-j "I went to a lot of trouble,” Falls; URoy Stanger. Idaho “Pp to her asking "where's Luci queueuetie University,Uni where some Luci explained.expl 'T did it be Falls:F alls; AdonisAdc H. Nelson, Burley, Jf^hnson.ohn-son?” without recognizing off her friendsfrii are studenLs or cause I wantedw. just for one time and John Jo h n T. ' Poole. Malad. Dr. iwere/ere gradigraduating. to be out iwith my friends having ______'Ts 'T s Itit too much to ask? I Asked hhow she managed lo a good time, ^ t's difficult \ le Monday nighl^ throogh the ago when thetl Cotorado Bridge,, two'mtle:two'mtles upstream, brake rRALLY a i IS HELD wanted■anted to have a gcNxl tim e ." escapescape detection.det Luci said she enough. I alway.*; nave to hava 'VIEWING • n m CUTOUT m*de Monday nl loose and crashed Into It, splintering both Hailey-Broadford roadbed whereB the old St su r Bridge over loose and ci itering both stmctures. There TOKYO (AP) — Aj> estimated thele PresP re sid en t's d a u g h ter said in^ w.asn't asn 't goiigoing to lell her secrets adqllsadults aroaround and chaperons." Wood River formerly stood arear^ from left. lef LeRoy Shipp. arc *rc nearly «4IX) feet of water spreadead over thethi land between Ihc 2-1.000 2-1,000 dem demonstrators, dominated ann interview. inten | becauseecause shshe might wanl to try it "If you have to have them,” Alec Stewart and Stevenven Justus.Justus, TTie thr^-^wcre present eStar r Bridge, in background,und. and thcth cut made at the by bv CommCommunists and Socialists. From Thursday night, when againgain sometime.some she addcc added. "1 couldn’t ask.for _ fcirers Tuesday who—loured--«icsite ofol tnethe old0 bridge, Watef^ma-sterwler WoodrWoodrow Watt.s said lhe held a mamassive rally today pro- sheic acccaccompanied the President Luci attendedatt< the graduation better onones.’'^ But Luci didn’t m any early morning viewers Tuc*d Wood river was up to 5.SS feet Tuesday, coi flooded low lands along, thele swollen B Big Wood River Wood rivers ruesday, compared lo 5.48 lect tes'ting whatwh they claim is U.S. on1 his jcjet plane flight to Chica- exercisesxercises ;.nt Marquette among want thcthe press and curious- ?®rth of HaUey. Th« old Stxr Bridge wa» j-xuined JO j?ear*— Monday._(TlMonday._(Tlmes-New« pboto) ------aggression in Viet Nam. ” go,3, Luci managed to keep out of 6,000,000 people,pcoj without anyone sightseers as well this time.
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, Wednesday, Jone 9, 1965 , TTt] ief CS-pH T em peratareses [Former|F Areaea Twin FallsIs JNews in Brief ' ms Seen Toda 2 Twih-Fall» Times-Newsiews I Weather, T T Tem -----P —Alt~glrls~~wfw^'ust-co nqil^ited Ucensed-PriwaJMl j« i» r^ WiU ] ------T " . ■ MMAGIC A& VALLEY—partly'»uiuiyly'nuiny towtoday. Cbaoce"for aftern<»pn ^ IT the fourth grade and ares intar- intor- hold a nunmage sale FrWay and Exrltesident j l i t H - or evening thundenhowers.!r». ClearioiCleariog tonight and Hiursday. Optometrist . ested in the Twin Falls Recrea-lecrea- Saturday al the old Ramsey D r. Jam es L. Taylor discus ' Xongtune - V Not K«*S quite so warm. Hlglu*tlu* 7S.8S,7»«S, Jlows 4»5, except Camas - '/i tion Department’s softballi teams buikling on Main Avenue South. | jumor college enrollment _____ cralrle hlgba In, mid 7#f, low*low» tiMO, tiM O, ' W,lnds 10-18 m ile* a n hour I J • should call 733-7450 o r 733-S610f33-S610 Items should be taiken to the hos- Of Hagerman*•*“ '. Ernest Ragland getting' at"tlm et UlU~f t»iim»ou olth■.iiHi atnir»t.inny.r ixar thuoder-aH Dies at iAge '40 »fni» flnda Pond; The girlsa must pital. Members are to) notify pgjLLEVXJE — Funeral.serv-. "RisHearol^SIahowSrs. Outlo^ Friday, (air fair and toarm.i Teropieratfires* at*' *o BURLEY—Dr.„ John W.f. Salle, beh sigiied up by Monday.;------:Wrs:-HTBh Ridley. ------~ -jIHSTSFJaiarClgwsoit weie lielU a .m .; SO a t J c fo m e . tS It f . FF. . w*weatiier Ixxreau with 49" Sper r optometrist and formerier BBur- ur------at 1 p.nr. Wednesday in the P.-entomology laboratory with S2 per , ’ ^ i - CSrey D ie s - cent humidity. 6 d at^T,. F.^"«Otomoloi ut resident, died of a heartleart at-*at-- Mrs. Crawford Ott, 5288 1-ifth A family reunion w ill bbe e held j Christian Church in Couer cent humidity. 5S at Rupert,pert. SO at Fairfield. «7 at Buhl, S? «J tack Monday nIght’ He resided Ave.A E., has-refceived & .reportreport for families and descendants of 5‘^rae ' Final rites wm-be-heldI hi.1^ ° Plf- ■ ■ ■ CAREY — Eulojio Arrlen.r, 67.67, at Castleford,Cast! 6iT at Wendell.ill. f4 IM at Gooding; G
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l 2 0 Sciiblars — WASHINGTON, (A P ) .— A. . . ^ A void CotContinual, , C o s tly V a smile and a medal -■ .-.I President Johnson in the , '^nriAEast Room of the White B R j "““/. A buffet dinner on ther flB | Engineline Trouble:^ le s uwn with Luci Bainesi B LIKE S. YOUNGSTERS everywhereTVhere In A m erica. Twin FaUs forfor the the li tirst perrorm ance at 10:151:15 a.m. Wednesday.^ The circus, 1 ^hSon as hostess. Her^s ga-- children i find the excitement of watching the circus set up sj>ooKorc*ts)M)osur«;d by IVlagic Valley. Shrinklhrln& clubs,clul will have (wo per- ! ht^nd entertainment under the• Its tents \ . and cages too good to0 miss. The William Kay-Shrlne formanceformances daily, with the finalal show cat 8:15 p.m. Thursday. | Ught of the moon 1 Circus set up Its tents Tuesdayy at Jaycee Park in preparation
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^ ^ Monda . • f • ■ * ...... TAYLOR'S VIE — -----W oeJne^yrJuna5,J965r_“;. .c* NATIONAL t L'S VIEWS 6N 4 . Twin Fatu Tlnie»-N8w» . iVs lust C ut a RecRecord!” ■ ,» • 11 • ' I*i « WHIRLIGIGG ^ ■ ______I . R . . » ^ r WORLD.D N E W S » « • * K • • ■ M ^ ^ ' BY ANDREW TULLY ' ' < » - * » • ByHHENRYVRY J. TAYUJR _ _ _ _ _ . t • ' .* ' ~ • WASHlfJGTON—Today I am grsteful ~ ------: - ir * T r - r - 1 — ------1 ------f------fCtinie c ApfUt and th>-4»oy»ibag lady I'don't know for reminding nie againin that . b...... f *' n . I were whooping it up .m the'nafis, the nail for the binder Wnl ' 1 Klux' ------. H -----*reewwU4sUoa eJLr*lu;i.. Il41*_»f_^e Maho Evvnlngi ^ . . tljij South is not the -Ku Klux' « ’ *11. * I* SantiSanto Domingo Saloon). dowdown swimming. - . ‘ ' I TlmM Mt«blUh*d Ja 1906' aod u« Twia r»U« N«w«• 1TT~-^ ra c is t n ig h t rid e rs■s i«iiihl«iiih ------______J...... H ___ When Bifl_hit .the bartendersnder TlThe burglar easied closer u '■ •*ubllib«d ia 1904. shotguns, but a communitylity of *—» , '■ [• I E n[ f>ublUb«d
Montana ^ ' T o R Y O U R ^ ^ Auto Crash IN IN T H E ^ l ^ N E E D S ; ^ ^ I Kills Idahoan ■ POLSON. Mont. (UPI) — A [| ll H Chaliis, Idaho, man was killed V H and three others injured in a I ^ —c-afi>ickup-headon rrnsh..iit thgli ^ \I ^ ^aanmyf, " ~ v ' V Mud Creek B ridge, a m ile south 1 wr H of Pablo, Mont., on U.S. 93 iL ^ H shorily beforo noon Tuesday. Itju H Laka County Shefiff-Ccroner H Archie Coulter identified thele I i 2 7 oz. tu M victim as Melvin B. Chivers. His yfuzTHpo^Mmsi , 8 H age was not available. H Hospitalized at Ronan with a i £ ^ B i | P H i Bl broken hip was the victim’s H widow. Also hospitalized there A H with facial cuts was Mrs. Wini- a ■ B /red Boswell, a passenger in the H pickup camper. Her husband.i ^H l i _ H I red. driver of the pickup, es- B caped with bruises. The Bog- ^^B B welK are from Redding. Calif. L T ■ ^ B Coulter said the mishap oc- j| B <"urred when the northbound T l B Olivers car gradually crossed B ^B | B over the center line and struck W the southbound pickup-camper. ■ ^ ^ B Hidden Magic Chivers was killed Instantly I^H ^B 'S behind the wheel. His wife was WM ! 8 B | HArRh ; SPRAY B thrown through the windshield. 2.35 1 « 0 B The body was taken to Poulson. S.\LE 1 . 0 7
^ SNAKE RIVER REPORT p ------N o w - g e t a B JUNE 8. ItSS ^ I PPush t Button H f l BM (Fr»>m r*p«rt« by BorMa of lion. G*oloclral Borrry. **»«* WB roop«r»Unv p«rtl««) B » , 'X;e&r_ BM ^,r C*-nt. Aifo | S i B v-;.;”' '■“‘• jr !J* home permanent wnh new,e ,y ^ 9 8 B ' •'"»r I.«k« . . It.lOO* 1H.5O0* .. ^ B ^ * rr^frvoif ; . sponge end' I S ~ ...... B9fi,00ft* SKi.OOO*, ■■ r«»rvolr ' "j OT ______BK.QQQ'* ...... , ' - B T - T-*k« ^ fro r edsy winding \wA^ — ■■. t H ^ _____77 rno* »4.500«' ;______■ ’• • 1 r»rk R«._ 1.17.!*00- 1.17.»T0*0* ______4.2^f> R.ooo , ' H -... ______1.1 «!ni> li.fioo I B ----- 8>r.o lo.«no - . DON’T[’T ^ r o U : E A D B E FO O R f E Y O U i B ------B «,=:o «..oo RK B r.nal 17= ^ ALKA SELTZER H A-. _ 1 700.CO.t* 1.715.000* . » 39c W , here but in printIt can yyou for future markctinket ing, any of Where else,se, in fact,f’ can nnj! theyy like. like. Let somebody’s B ^ ^ '"‘ j 25 t TABLETS; ...... ! _ _ _ _ _ * '■ I __l.«9T,rion* t g e t so close to the advcrtisiidvertising the colorful food3d ideideas wiiich message be)C rc-rure-run al uill by scissorssors clip clip it frceofcom peti- ■ Tv,mo K , ______.■?« M stcd audience? tion.1 . AndAnd t tlien watch somc- __ 14 tjoo is.7nn • ^ messages that interesterest yoyou? strike her fancy?:y? an interested au 98.0fl.-r* J" SUPPLIES I ’s pocket or purse carry N' s. f»nU I 7:< I PICNIC SUP W h e re else ca n a \s• Omano m a n clipc And where elsec can can : she circlc So make suresure aa tgood part of one’s pockt ■ ;■ *' S s. runal 1.100 i? IPlates, M ^ J Cups,, Spoons,Spoo Forks, the tl coupons and rccipesL-cipes thtl a t a n d c o m p a r e ththe e cccolors and youradvertisingi•rtisingmessagegets it too tlie tlie p placc of purchase, n t m a k e s sense b c c a u s c Thermos Jugs1 & CooCoolers, Swim intrigue ir her? O r tear?arouttips out t: styles of clothinghing and fur- inlo pritU.it. Lel Lel somebody's Print mak ■ I..- lift v^u IS'1 1"- ■ appeal to her? eyes linger;r ovcrovcr it as long as printI t make m a k es sales. - 'linB- , l.s«0 ^ ^ .to,tc try on leftovers?‘ OrO r mark,ma: nishings that appea ^ tn r,.Kxlinff_ 900 ; ^ M l Q ■ A. . -'Hi «I *Supplies. ' “ r ' ____ ■ s, Cin»l_ tsoo ».s>2 wmmmm B .v*'Milner nm cn * n ti:i» « In niM<; f l ta»t wwk: T«l»nibi U • « • i ■ Aiahnt «o f.r thia m*^n. U A B ^ c. E*»u. “ nHAZELTON i f \ i ' JEROME ' fla^a**rwiii.Chart¥. tjSCS. 5%naka Rirrr WataTtBMUr, ...... ______■ 1<>• t t « u cf r ~ \ . • p - — — - ...... ■ ■ j^y ' 0 *t n Twin Fall* Times-New*-New* W«dW«df>esday, June 9, 196596S |g | H President!itial Pastimtie e ofc Yachtinting j Restore :;:5»resi^1—B nnrfter Enaenhower--....ffar.iMrvifj8 uffer»|-i on only a few ItourslO u rs no^«fromno^ his te x a s ranch for ai WASHINGTON noon cfQlSffig:------^ dent Johnson has restoredestored ed his 1955 heart atuckck and .t .tice. . I i d a hi& ^ N e w s - - 1 y acKnHg as—pie sjdentlaltf—paa- p«s- oMininT holidayi In the HnrlciBi^Bockiea ^ -The vessels w part cfof wwhat ^t The details of hi.s r,„ avy re- is known orticiaiiy as me na- I WRECKAGE CLEARED20 INFANTI IS “ POOR” H time these balmy springig eve- were Inadvisable, the Navy re- i nr«~TtF ■VBHnire-SIBal’ have b«'n , - f f —POCATELLO -(AP)=-Rallroadlilroad .. JSAJWPAUS (UPI) — A Merld- nings on the Potomac. fitted a 94-foot patrol craft,aft, the val\ administrative unit," com- f f “■’-w B crews hope to-rJejirthe last of bn IInifant remelnea laI poorrpoor, Oli several recent- evenings,enings. l«!»pir, into a day cruiserIser for imanded by Lt. Cmdr. Delbert naval log was not availihip I 13 cars and str^wrfTumberr.from .from i^condlUonLcondl al .'Mercy Ho«plt«lMpltai the latest Tuesday night,M. the the President. He renamed,imed it 1Barbee, .who also servedrved asa s ------§ ttw scene of a derailmentt riear waliMsdaywatc where he «aau tatak* k -. Chief Executive has slipped>ed out the Barbara Anne, for a grand- skippera of the Honey Fitz. nuenUy While the White House craft i collide ff the J. R. Simpldt plant by Thurs- after a two-car w xldeat In H of the White House a t dusklusk to daughter, and tsaed it frequently Al CANTARILLA AFB s . Ada Couniy Monday nlgbt.igbt. ■ spend several hours cruisingsing on in summer tripa to Newport.port. ttheoretically were inactive, the 0 ‘*®y- ” . , ^ , Ad* ^hn F Sequoia, once tho sole province 1 The tracks were cleared of Brett ^ Tliomason, son o( H the river. His guests have»ve in- The late President John F. ^ junker aircraft collided in fl I debris shortly after the cars de- - ridlan, eluded congressional leaders Kennedy ordered the BarbaraBarbara 'of the secretary of thep lM Navy, sS Tuesday killing the U cre" I railed from the end of a 117-car17-car “""y Thomason of Meridian, ■ under- «•“ * popular pleasure ng of- Buffered severe facial Jacera*acera- and prominent figures in the Anne redecorated and; it under- * ?creta^5 ^paratr^pe^board. I train early Monday morning, of- world of journalism, among went another name change,Be this «raft‘ for the defense secretaiy I ficlals said, and there wass littlelittle ‘Ion* *•>*" ■ *“'■ en by . H and other top governmentlent offi- his mother and one driventen by H time becoming the Honey Fitz, ’ ■ H delay of other trains. "■» " • grand- 'Cials. j 1 li Eleven of 'the cars carriedarrled Roger Roge Allen Aldlnger, 2», ■ This Is a new form o f relaxa- for the Chief Executive’s grandr, e offl- Meridian, collided. Aldlni^r-^d in i^ ^ tion for Johnson, and helie has father. He used it frequentlyisntlv at '^J^eantime,i Johnson made a FUN ACRES I H lumber and plywood. The offl- MerU J .t the gradual approach back to boat- U.4. 30 WKT Of h o s p ii a i f f clals said most of It wass sal- sal- was was diedi for failure toI yield y ield ’ H gone about it as quietly as pos- Hyannis Port, Mass., and at the « a ii vaficable. right right ol way. B . sible to avoid attracting an tin- Kennedy family's winterr quar-ouar- *I"*!- V®*'’ *'® elhoru “ 26-foot 1:30.0 5:30 P., wanted flotilla of curiouss from ters at Palm Beach, Fla. ^ ®cabin cruiser on Granite Shoals W H ^ The derailment was blamedled onon Brelt U 7 months old. ' H r.i . Lake—recently renamed Lake among the craft which plyP*y the•*'* After Johnson look office he , KIPS - r 15c Washington channel and the Po-- ( umuld ®- Johnson —^not far ,PD INSPECTION TRIP EYED:y e d ^ the Po-|^et-it be known-lhat-he would ‘ 6 expansion PLAN EYED “ )lf> tomac when the weather “ is not be using the White House I " IDAHO FALLS (UPI) _- A * BOISEBOI. (AP) — A contingentitlngent M vould Idaho Land Board mVmlxrs,im lxrs, ' good. fleet and it went into inactive I ) proposed expansion Ihat would - Yachting has been a favoriieavonie But this is a somewhatmewhat T O D A Y AAND N D TOMORROW I double the size of Idaho FalU>'alls' legi.'slators '®8‘sla and other officials>fficiais H [ presidential activity for many 1 trip in '"“"5^ misleading term since thei,e vesj ves- SHOW TIMES - 10:15 A I Sacred Heart Hospital Is un- plan !?•“" a * land inspection trip In BB years, though it underwent''®"t a jejj restored to active 1 0 :1 5 A.M. - 8 :1 5 P.M. DAILY rom •“ Include a three-day>y boat JM decline in the early years;ars of ______r ,1 dcr study by a special com- ride on the Little North Fork. ■ I mlttee. the Eisenhower administration.tration. h9,«».0.04E>C»«»-C> - TWIN ' I Hospital officials have pro- Stale Stale Auditor Joe Williams,am s, a » K When Dwight D. Eisenhower ^ JAYCEE PARKARK FALLS posed expanding the hospitalipital member memb< of the. land board, said H took office, the 300-footT m Wil- i NKVZR BEFOREJE PRICES PR1( lo 150 beds from 75 beds.Is. II one one purpose pi of the trip will beb e . MK liamsburg, an ocean-goinggyacht yacht O N T B E fW SE E M I GEN. ADM.-ADULTSILTS ...... j , 5, thal lo inspect land at the Dworshak also has been suggested thal lo insp which was a favorite of Presl- CTURES CHILD ...... ! ■ medical clinic b t addedMl to Dam Dam It i is exchanging foror fed- dent Harry S. Truman, was or- the smuggled motion pictures ■D ...... 75( 1 I the hospital. eral eral land1 at Farragut State H dere(l into mothballs I as s "a -----fif’A SHEIK'S HAREM AND RESERVED -B O X E;ES S _____------J2.5( I ^ [ ------Park.Park. symbol of needless luxury."ry." AnactualsuveauctiowlONt GRANDSTANlNDSTAND ...... $2.0( The trip Is scheduled1 July TICKETS IN ON SALE SALE AT MAGIC BOWL 1 I Creamery to n™ ■ K 944M4 lAd2nd Av«fiu«Al East COUUMBIAr j a i H E i i i K SEWER BOND OKAYEDED ACTORA( PETER LAWFORDVFORD has denied, through • spokes- i>icniRES AUEY SHRINE CLUBS ■U -Use$2BiUf SMARSING (UPI) — ItI look man,mai a published reportrt that he andi his wife, Pat, alsterIJter ol jK ^ MAGIC VAUEY three eleclfonV 16 accbmplbUnplbb the (he late' President JohnI F. KennexJy,-planKenner « legal-separatleB^-tratloa,-- aotsun It bul voters finally havere ap- The The couple, shown arrivingivlng at at a a movie premiere In BeverlyBeverly I : 111 Payment proved «H' a $40,000 bond Issueissue Hills,Hill Calif., in I960, haveave a home in Sania Monica and keep JEROM E — All Ida Gem to InsInstall a sewer system.I. an an iapartment in New ■VorkWork wherewhere three of their four children I Dairymen, Inc., employesI will Def,Defeated twice previously,ously, allend alie school. The spokesmanokesman saidsa thal Lawford explained WjlF&yiBrur r x » o 1 1 be paid In *2 bills Friday) and (|,e bond issue won approvalaroval tlie •"e separation Is strictlytly geographicgeograpt while he Is working on I ^ ^ aemi-monthly payments to' pro-P'!?' *7-JJ Tuesday, City Clerk « e ^e West Coast. (APirephoto) wlrephoto) dibU k ^ 1 ^ ducers al.so will be In J2 bills paye Neel reported. __ — v M e ^ , 1 part of observation of June B V . ■ ® The. federal government will T fc HMD «4)atry Month. JchTng of Old Egyptian Lyons Smith, manager of)f Ida provideP"” ” tS7,000 in matching Watchmen of O Cem Dairymen, Inc., producerslucers *<*•>“**“*“** *® finance Ihe sow- " " P n ii-llirsIRIS of Challenge dairy foods, pointspoints or ^Improvement. City Say It Is HHauntedj out the firm wants to show the _ The laru, the paradise of the Phar- I ■ H Importance of the dairy indus-L ^s* AP^APPOII'JTMENT NOTED■ED LUXOR,n j Egypt (AP) — The Iar . p . « - FHyffON-CoBiH try to the consumer. BOISE (AP) Appointmentntment men who guard the 4.000-year-lOO-year- aohs. "THIS SPORTING LIFE" "The more than 1,200 member■mber o< F- L.^ Sigloh of Boise ass chief oldd d ccity of Luxor, onetimene capi- A Abdel Maaboud Gomaa,,a a , 67, BOOM IJflN -..Z :: . mthrnrd - R«ch«t------; producers and 160 employesres of 'tsIts traffic departmentIt was tal oof the civilized world,I. swear the head watchman, says there HAmis • noeinTS « announced Tuesday by thea BolsoBoise it'sifs haunted.Y They wa^it the gov- are several_-wa.vs-the-spirits-ot ______FTS___ ■ librGem are prewMo-Hve-and d, 7i/5, 9i55 DOORS OMN 4:45 work In Magic Valley. Their TCascade~eoTp;------em------emment-to-do-scmiethbiB tr g""aBouf aBouf the the dead can be appeased. money ts mado here and spent Sigloh, who has served as as- it. <■ •'"Someone who has mastered •^LAVE TRADE"-7i00, 10:33 ' here. When you receive n a S2 j 2 ssistant stant general traffic manager Luxor, burial ground of an- the hieroglyphic languageg r m must u s l " •* . ^SPORTING LIFE*'-8t25 bill for change this week, you'll J'"ce '^ " 1 responsibleonslble clent Pharaohs, is anII ideal cor come to the valley and placate • ' ShowpliM of M*glc ViM«yl Adult. $1.85 bo holding In your hand real f°f ®H company traffic func- breeibreeding ground for ghosts)sts and the angry spirits by ejcplainingipla ining evidence of what Ida Gon, Com “Onstlons iand operations. the rmyths that surround them, to themt that their mummies are meana to the economy of Mag Sixty-four kings and queens saf(safely encased in the Cairo Mu- ic Valley,” Smith declared. IMPROVES „were fre burled in Luxor's! silent seum."seu he says. ' I ■ BOIBOISE (UPI) — Idaho* Sec- Valleyvallt of tho Kings, on thehe west SomeS watchmen complainednplained ______leUry. gl.State JAmoId L.WIt_.W it, bankbank-oLJheJJUe.-Many of their to officialsc of the Antiquitiesitlqultles . llams, who U under treat- tombstomb have been rifled over)ver ^otho Department. Oei ... The “Official official ^ ------ment for a heart ailmentsnt aal l cenu centuries. ArcheoIogi.sLsJ hav'e brubrushed them aside, saying St. Lukes Hospital, continuedtinued removedremc their “^numm ieses and theitheir stories are "loo grotesque-SI WED. j \ To Curtail to make progress Wednesday,ssday. treastreasures to museums in1 Cairo, to be1 investigated.'' k MOTOR-VU Attendants atlll listed1 him EuropeEuro and around the world.world TheT first time the watchmen heard the strange sounds was i h "fair” condlllon but; said Th(The watchmen of the Valley JJ®® C A R i Training het'l had another good day. of KKings are a close-knitt groSp group ‘he night of Feb. 26. “ •ONLY ’ C NITE [aCy« SALT LAKE CITY (AP)—The—The Wllllama, WlUla 17, was •taken tolo thetho who.swhose jobs are passed* down USE TIMES-NEWS WANTTT ADS Utah National Guard hass an- hospitalhospit by ambulance a week from father to son. In recent pQ,pQj^ fa s t SEXUNa RESULTS, nounced its Ih>sIc training under ago ago after i becoming 111 In his mommonths they have been gather- 50 A CARLOAD the reserve enlistment program)gram state state capltol office. ing i around camp fires at night — ADM. $1.50 i wilt be curtailed June 30. ■ exch)exchanging hair-raising ac- B 1^0 Guard said Tuesday train- LOW LO' BIDDERS LISTED■ED counicounts of mysterious goings-onL 3n llRio Rey Drive-In ' Ing for Infantry, armor, engin- MOSCOW MOS (AP) — A Spokanepokane ‘n tlthe empty, echoing tombs IN JEROME eer, military police, field1 and firm, firm, Vern W. Johnsonn nnd they guard. nir defense artillery traineesilnees Sons, Sons. Inc., Is the apparentnt low TheyTin report scrc.ims in the Vi^ED.-THURS.-FRI.-SAT.\ '1" MARLOX BBI m N D p ^ lk Will be discontinued on that bidder bidder for constructing a newncw nightnight, shuffling footsteps,ps, thcthe AND AN EXQUISITE NEVrHEW date. art art andan architecture buildingling at clalKclatter of chariot" wheelsils and JOHN WAYNE UAPANESE STAR IN I ’ The announcement said1 the the the UniversityUr of Idaho. shoulshouts of anger and indignation!gnatiofi: ir, I I change is to realign the train- The The firm bid *476,940, lowest Th(The reason is obvious to them, I ing of newly-enlisted reservistsirvlsta of of fivefive offers' fabulated Tuesday.lesday. The spirits of the kingsl a ' ^ and d "CIRCUS WORID"ID" I to parallel that conducted foror «o-ac- Apparent Appi low bid on construc-nstruc- oueeiqueens are outraged because E R M A N I * tive Army personnel. tlon tlon ofol a new university green- tnelr mummies have been«en re- PitPlus Walt Disney s Feafuretteafurette . I H A G E R J Ma]. Gen. Maurice L. Watts, house house was $135,984, submittedimllted movtmoved along with the treasures■easures "COUNTRY COYOTE>TE COFFEE SHOP I i la the by C and S Builders, Pullman,illman, and vessels they need for their 9 HOTEL & COFFi I new \^ash. final journey to the Gardens-'^ens''of of ^ HOllYWOOD" rtciamimat.' ia/nUKICtUffnmMl,mamtu H mum mi: ^ &4R3wI Serving ■ Utah adjutant general, saidhome the by C i ^IIQ Serving new program "will give aI unit, new Wash. to itmiii pnm cu OWEIIS^REDD BUT^I^BUTTOII RICIRDO UONTUBH • ^HIITH> SCOTf -LUNCH-DINNER I —:------guardsman-mor»-tlm»-at-homeof .his scor( L B R E A K F A S T -L U N C to train wllh his hometown unit, ET Friday & Sunday I the unit he'll spend most of .his r Plus-Th(rthof ' '3EEP BEEP" military days wllh.” NOW ★ 1st RUNR ★GRAIjRAND-VU ★ SPECIAL BUFFET Frid a Bifd in FcFeafurette- $ 1 .5 0 I Mother’s Tea $ 2 . 0 0 "ADVENTE N T U R E S OF Held by Lucky FRIED ^ f F bi - m m / THE ROADAD RUNNER'' f CHICKEN Cookies Qub i . ..j;’ m k DINNERS The Smart Cookies •4-H K Club M/baf. B U i ythittgs happenemppenedtothemon I Road Runner 8:30 • Sayonara 9:15 held its annual mother's lunch- U Served family style eon Tuesday at the home-iof ■' NDERHIL their wayiy through hrou Africa? Ig— ■ - ...... ■■— — Mrs. George Coiner, Hansen, ac WONDERH = : I ;' i cording to club reporter Jane IT private parties phone Bradley. •pn * For privah837-4788 Co-chairmen for tho % event HsU-RaiSinh R a i s j y j ^ .1 were Toni Florence and LeslieBetsy - ^ .oRoy and Eva, owner* I'l Benoit. Kalrina Coiner. r Chris a s s . ^ M L—. LeRoy an - Wfatf. Janice Memmott. Nancy Betsy I Summerfield. Beverly Brass,table Linda Cummins and NancyI. The s. Brown were in charge oflunch- table _ ting FRIDAY! * settings and center pieces. The - I ^9 ★ Starting I I older girls furnished the imer’s lunch- eon. V rs. After luncheon the summer’sid the I \ I agenda, including camp, judg- I ing. achievement day and the j S a v e tim e Twin Falls County Fair, wasitterns dis cussed. ressed ' — The Importapi:^ of patternsicr ad-1 ' -f /: 1 ' V / ond money.X. and good material was stressed by Mrs. Summerfield in her>e club ad- I let us do ■■it ' dre."is to the meeting. —M r s . ------I t ■ Mothers Introduced’to theBeck. club : 'fof the first time—were—M rs. ------When speed ond | 1______John Bradley. Mrs. ^ til Booth.Beck. I accuracy count, you can | Memmott and Mrs, Ron : Booth.d | I ! I' ll« (iiliiiiifa o r ^ tAETttocoux - Offl- count on us to design i I ______■" PAMAViaOW#ml VM TRUCK SALE NOTED»k Co.; r 1 - J J L ond print off ice forms LYON. France (AP) — from Offi # \ ' - ‘ * ...... - ' cials of the Berliet Tnij»ke of Co. 1.- I '♦ I. Uk' that encouroge efficiency,m s ^i ELVIS invade, today confirmed rcport.s from' cy, ^ bikini country . . Peking of a J-10-miiIion sale of I. sove time, too. OOO hea-vj-duty trucks to Red JoinJointk this safari and find mout! DO. _ L — China. ENTS I -At a cost you can afford. rd. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Ung FRIDAY! SVHMONli ; ^ ■ * Starting I D* THB TRORATE COI HT itr TWTV TALLS COL’NT-r. ST.VTE o r IDA R o b e r tMM m ttd u m C av r r o r o U l B a k e r HO ------j 5^K»uS. T iv b au J u d r« . THE FRAW ROSS PROOUCTONTON sHiwieY IS THK INTKRKST OFi Dl*nna L*« Almanu i , TONS . SHIRIf A lm anxa Whatever your printing printi needs, we servo * k childm Un«i*r luicht««« - 3____ ' them right 1 Latestatest modern equipment, 1 ! HaNDAlL|dONe I T H R s t a t t : o f TBAITO ■mcCmwi4«« I GRKin-lNHJS rO: *~wflwomsBuuwn»dy(*ji[iu£S!H»ar-*Jl W£S0€»3rr ■ KM£ ■ MHHaono ■' SlIfwimi^XMmaw ^ter^algete. . * outstanding craftsmaniftsmanship and a creative _ I R»ymr.n<1 A:m»ni* tkwkoim P Y O U a r e IIEHKUY NOTlMF.Dth.ih-. w piunsnr * UTJ approach to every^ry job add ^ ^ ft- ' « punu*Tii t.-) I'htUl Vt>- •M>ij N. (MITBI UnSTS III Aet. t-l^i i.-, jh*'rraVt PAI MOSES ...... 8 30 gjj kMMV_ mnmm yaar up to best results. H ’^7*?. ’’.•I’" !=•■•'' «(tr M.h-. ,t „ SGTS I ...... )0-20,0 20 SBauniilnMfiiis.ilMRS. UWDB i i W , ------— I It* - r.>^. i'n,’ ... — ' ■ ■ mr* b*r»bT j'.*'* s t » 5 ■ iHWtitiff upon aai.l .n ih, M r- I ^ COLOR m 4ms ot Jon*, m s. *t irJT I - si.ia - ck;wrzT rr— Pl PIUS ) 1 TIMES-NEWS H t mhKrrm L ^ n . ^f'f Jun*. S»u ! ’‘ . . t ...... /-- ______I Wednesday,W edn Juno 9, 1965 Twin FallsFa Tlrr,et-Nevw*——- J ! l —il ...... 'T"""'...... ' "' ' '" " " **' S k i ^ AndA n d we're w e as happy abounhlibounh^i whole thing asIS wew e ican be . . . every yearyeai you've made our lj nd bigger . . . The bestt way we know how to0 thank thi you for your I Br COMF^^T^UFORTABLE^^ business get bigger and bigge purchases and reducedd priprice items so that I ^ R^ji 1 All Kl patronapatronage is to offer you thesthese very special purch( , MACHINES gE YOU CAN SAVE REAL AMOUNAMOUNTS OF MQNEY ...... WeW ( thank you all veryery muchn and we hope S u m m e r S ______-*r~^2EEL to see you AGAIn a n dJ A G A IN IN . ^ .- -r---- ;'^se------" k.'. ______' N E W j| 223 22 Complcto With Airr ConditionersCondii H . ^ Consolo Cabinet I H Wh«th*r youyuu want to cool on* room il JwCC 9a.m.fo or th* whol* houa*, w v h«v* • unit ll Second ^ kf^ A L \ Only 2.10 Week I H to do th*h* job. PRICES START AT . . . W 9 p.m. ° Avenue lljjB ljjlH l 3 9 .9 5 I Mon. thru I# 1 3 9 j 8 8 “ I 1 U)M II»Jll}illlllJM llJ))J)lilXi))j)iij»iD i;iJjji)i)})M f i m i i m 'W m mm/ 1 f H j l / 7 7 J I T c -^JHIHHHBflHHjH I k ^ H T nylo n n ^ 7 IhffhsHhtSHrSfil 1 J g ■ ^,--^-7 ^ fwngu»-rMUtantguft^rMUtont iA l n M 11W ^ I ^ l^owid** mor* 1 ^ CARPET Unllorm T*mp*rotur#^^ i \ ' J^jj^^^rouQhout LIIEEI i^^pn J M H ^ B |k - f /fitea^SMef I S«IIil Al uwU num sh « l'^ ^ ^ jS j Po«k»o«i HqM «t \ |iU ^ lof fotl. mor* •flkknl ^•r lip* Q l 7• Big ^ Zero-Degree , ■ 3 1 Freezer holds up to N ylon . r103 o i “Ibs. frozen food. ^^Bflfi^HHsculptured ------... I-, 1— •• Aulotnatic A u lo m Dofrosting ■ ^■(•r fhU lmp«r»«nt ortoP.'J ksisimlSMr in the big fresli food FfMtltMl Plata pt ^ S 2 Z2 i 2 ffe s-V «••<*• •* PocM»o»c»ioi». loln- B g ltd WSS refrigeratorre frlg e i section. > Four Cabinet Shelves — one slides out. * Two Full-wldth Door ■ O-i Compr*tto» Shelves plus holf-width ■ HMmatlcatly »»at«d— MWr l»»«ds olllntl /snr:^ next to butter keeper. * Two Porcelain Vege table Drawers. Each DINETTETTES ^ j I taholds b le I'A bushel. Removable. You hove a choice of severalovcral ststyles in this group. '?e...BtesforffprigH: 1 All are beautifully made,Ic, hove non-m ar tops and 4 matchingmo chairs. All good size too. Only I * 2 3 8 “ jffiIjfflSmiS Mod«IT»-135A N 4 8 . 1. 8 8 hFAMOUS GENERAL ELECTRIC.?1C. QUALQUALITY — known, respecled,ted, wantwanted by millions! B e a u f i f u l ContemporaryConf( • YOUI l y B H rOUR CHOICE U»d*l C»-232 )3w. h. H K 1^' HL ^RITE IRONONERS I co o o ...... W ore IRONRI1 269.00 S3 B S S » * f 1 5 We purchased the entire stock of a bankruptcy lalo andto we're you ■ palling tho tavingi on to you . . . Tho regular priee of theso MONEY manelout ironert ii $339.95. 4 m t0 - DOWN COME SAVE WITH US. o f aIS: Contemporary stylings.rlings .. . foam filled removable cushionsms andam exceptional- ^ ly fine coverings.. If yoiyou're interested 1 in saving $110.000 you'you'll w ant to see HEMI M- t h e s e . SBBCTBIHem! ^ 1 CAMERA*AS O ur i Completeetc with (ilm . . . The?: ------Price*------^ - 1 arc nott toys, butb real camcras .Ly ^R of conin licil^^Idto^'gdo3^picnires. 5 9 ^ BUY WITH A g A N Y p u r cI hH Aa S; E 1 CEE: e d a r c hHESTS e N E WV RANGER A N G GUARANTEE! ^ Pf^PP ^ This is: a close closc-out. We wont to clearlear these thei models and wo / MADE BEFOR' § off^' youou “a chochance to save up to halfalf on them.th ' //7 / have severalseveri models of ranges * lhat were used in Home Ec classes. I n R f\ p /// / They’ oresre in such fine shape rhat wa S S ^ JULY 1st, 19 mM mW j^MJf^ I will give a ncwnew range guarantee with w« I VS S■ O % i one. They are priced as used OFF §_ _,JSaV each one. They rangeses . . ■ COME C GET ONE OF ] 1/VILLBEAl these;e bargainbargains. * tEDROOMA SETS I I SALES TA]^x I Cen«i«tjn “0 of b*d« “ dr«t»«ri »nd clt*it. g S 5 Fif*« mod«mdam fttyflnitfyfingl that will look 0 ^ M ^^rAfs does nof apply to la]layavf(ays^ „od ■ny homo. Walnuf finiih, IiB m^^^^SSSBSSSSSSS^SS"^__cAntcrapflfAryifAiy itynrt] ktytinoi— ^Thia H- ==**®*^Modef J332A I ^ mon*y uvorw ror whiU whilo tf»*y U tt. 3 9 “ ______5______V__ ■______ > .... _') W ednesday, Ju n « 9 , 1965 Lewiston Man ' Rebels N a n j ^ ■ ■ ■ J rwin Fall* rimei-New* F i n k s - i m : _ . . jfin k . . Tex.^xupnrl^ii-- w m ^ small'town'near thelejuis-^-IS egotiatiiig ~fea8onioi* ^ W Oklahoroa border is plan- -,A IL G roup " " liing a week-long event. S “ cfo"i Peace Teara ------feativitiwu. tn , r f .lpbraLe. Na- , . : Target Miss _ ■ IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (AP)— tional Be Kind Tff Finks FSBIBh^r-Ar-L. Alford of the Week, June 20-36.*^ - T - Lewiston. Idaho, MomiiijgK Trib Judga jfames_pate«^ink,Fink , rebels haye ippoinj, Is DescribedI ■ une, was electl today chair- formen justice of the -Sdce peace P^f.'^^eouating ^ tsam. a “ — man of the Utah-Idaho-Spokanej^kane Bug Tussle? Tex.r willivm be b?l!?ved , to .mdicata. thev Associated Press Metnbers As its , the main speaker and cele^celeb- “PPosition ti , sociation. - . ’ i t i n E ® ^'=«‘:ra SPACE CENTER, H ouston Alford succeeds W. T. Man-Mari- ' •‘ity during the e x c i t i n .*»g The six-man team Is hca (UPI) — Ceminl-4' missed its neau. general manager of the week. I Peo- chief,Col. Fra^ "Atlantic Ocean bullseye by about - Moscow Daily Idahonian.>n. Al-Al Fink is hard to find;1. Peo- Caamano Deno and inclu „ miles Monday because of a ford’s election came at thehe clos clos- pie are always tearing,[ dpwn Hector -Aristy, Caaniano's di loo-long maneuvering rocket- ing session of the association’siation’s the highvvay markers. ,d ential m inister in ths ia firing and a toorsoon firinge r of ' ■40th annual meeting. — . —- gents’ constitutionalist govi the siiip's main braking rockets. ■ ■ Vice chairman for thele next ' ” ment. . Foreign Minister Jc FliRht Director Christopher C. ■ B M ' ' ' ' ' M year will be Hugh Wagnon. pub- -i I Cury. Atty. Gen. Salvador B I Kraft Jr. said most of the errortw o V ’’ . lisher of the Pocatello, "id Idaho, rh ^ June J 20 Final1 co and rebel Senate Presi< • ' was caused by a half-second ex- ' ■ V ,. ^ : . | State Journal. 1 jj_x. Anibal Campagna. I tra operation of the ship's two The association S'-g reed:e d to DJ a y t o P a y Ll a a s o t l T he ham e of the si.sth m ( ]IO-p yj ___ J Your Idaho Savingsvings arec safe and secure, U r e .t s Secured by a Wlh f**'® id> of re$»nfei-to^d»posKjlosMj • S(Secured by Investments tn only ththe t Ifinest Ilrsl morttaies ' . p H i New smoothneK>tliness! Ultni-sm ooth!th! That’sThat new Sunny Brook,k . AING TO N‘ 2 5 ilieSsT extra proccssiroccss irounds off its edges,s , k P°*®r. with the highesTde-?. Nevv mildnessT - brightens itss taste. SoJ sm ooth, 6733 taste CHABTEREIHABTERED BY /T ° % ^ T H E STATETE OF IDAIDAHO I 5? a REMING^ ikI v ’? * whiskers. i sire cutting‘ pow fast. Six rows New enjoymen>yment. 4 - ■ M ■IN.Srea in comfort.. J48 cutting Ad|usts edges. Handsome case. cd it tops. In its srnart new ■ tor » shave that’s clean New smartnessirtneSS. "C ontcm po”” bottle, it’s the finest Sunny SWINGS ■ M cutters.•OST 348 cutting UKCLY ed TO SUCCEED. . . AT :; ( IDAHCE I O S i S A V New popularity Brook sincee 11891. 8 9 1 . Brilliant! j p MAN MOSTII O LIKELY 1 403 MAIN WEST ►ularity! a n d LLoan]n^n[|] oar Assocssociatioii __^ k ^ PARK fI eE PHONE 733.-0821821 .Sunnyny Bro IFronlFrontierJRiders: i For Miss T.F. Contestant--Conte Stai-ts Stai*l for 70 PlanE !^ . 9th Annual 1^ nancing is'not only a nCBTJ^'l....., ' - n r ^ ------^------P l C m for Marilynn Rappleye, 20. but - PicnicjOuting- - —4 1 O llllgsters The Frontier Frc Riding Club will H she also hopes to become a ^ - ” , hold its nnintli annual picnic ride ■ teacher of dance-wheh-she conv - WyVSHlNGTON! (AR)__ --Sev-Sunday..,:-5unday..Members-Ol 1 the club ■ ■ pletes her education. . emy youngsters ranging from UH wilL-mcietwilL-mctft at-Porcupinfc Springs 1 It should be no surprise, then. to 15 match wits with Webster’s’s picjHicpicflic grground a t 10 a.m . On» 1 E 0 f f i that she will dance for the dictionary ttxiay in the openingg the returnretur to camp after the .s judges of the Twin Falls Pag- of the 3Sih Natiepal Spelling^ ride a hihut dog dinner will be agM pant at 8 p.m . on June 19 atIt Bee. , * served. ' ■ H j OPEN 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. Twin. F alls H igh School Gynv- A practue round with Akimi-i- The piipicnic is sponsored by H [| I P.M. WfEKDAYS nas.ium. chi Chinen, an eighth-grader■ r the^ directors direc of the club and ||H A th ird ly ea r student at BriR- from Hawaii, as the first spell-1-! their wi\wives. All persons at- MACY 10 A.M. - 1 P.M..M. SUSUNDAYS ham Young University, Provo, er, kicks off the two davs of)f , tending the event will beI 144 |44 Main Ave. So. Phone 733-9771 Utah. Miss R appleye is the:e S competitioicompetitioiv for S.S.700 in p'rizes.s. charged 50; cents each for the e ...... —— n i daughter of Mr.- an d Mrs. Wil-,I-l With the exception of Ihele dinner. 1No re,servations are .. Your prescription is- our ' ‘ I p ractice rt •t needed and everyone is urged ,-j^ > liam Rappleye. 342 Buchanan] practice nmnd — which doesn't needed ai most important respon- | * gt She is a 1963 graduate of count in the official scoring — na to attend.attend sibiiity. Firiest service at Twin Falls .High School. J contestant is eliminated it he or —' _ sheshe_ niLsspj-llsnijLSS£K' a. word The w ords____f l l low cost to you._____ • _ ----■ ■'j5hc~hTs'"T5aa“ ^crsT~rraTiv ^ ~ get fougho, toughor uiih each round. —61ub^Formed“ \7 IlJ "I. Ing modeling fi;gnr'lhe Fredovaja, ; The 35 1 boss and 35 girls —- KING HILL—T he' K ing H.illII Dance Studio. [I , . • ■ girls usual usually far outnumber thele Wranglers 4-H Horse Club was At BYU. "She Is a m em ber ot)t, ' ( boys in n;inational coriipetition —- reorgani::edreorgani« Monday night whcnn (fW hen O nly Excclle.'.ellencc W ill D o r G D d a d the International Folk Danousjisj aare re the t>top spoilers of moree members met at the home of remember DAC with and the M odern Dance Cluh than 6 miniilllon yiningstcrs whoo Bud Allen, Allet leader. | She thinks if she does not tcach comcompeted peted iii) Imal bees. About 115 members are plan- In a public school she would MVMIV They represent 32 states, the® ning to sign for the riding club' • ^ MAMLYNN r a p p l e y e Distr'icto? like to have her own priVaie District of Columbia and Guam.J; and officersnffu-i will be elected at■■ ' liiAAeCfi,1 S8 tteV£^ T he chm ( P dance studio. The champion to be crowned° the,hp ne.vtnev m eeting. . . I I D 1 E 5 ____ Miss Rappleye h as blue eve's, u ThursdayT hursday will succeed Williamn ...... ____...... [ ...... — Kerek, now 13, of Cuyahoga I ^ dark blonde hair and Is 5 feet,|. IVOORooster Ban Falit'oh."Falls, Ohm. I Y«,,'il 5 ,inches tall She weighs 107 wiNTFI 1 You'll Point lr Better pounds nnd has measurements r.VWINTERS, * Calif. (UPI)— The The contest con is sponsored byi of .14-22-35. Police ClChief Earl Washa- Scripps-Howard Scripps-Ho newspapers in,n! WITHW IT H ^ # C baugh has given roosters one 16 J.” cities cities and ai 53 other daily and Other activities In which she vtepk lit^k^’to’c to get out of town. Sunday Sunday papirspa Two contestants BC I., interested are art and sew-'■ W w aa s.hs h aa baugh announced represent the ' Now York World- w ' iiE- that that next next Tuesdav he will Telegram Telegram & .Sun Firsi pri.f(' is Jl.OOfl in cash, a -p Like other contestants in thee start .start enforcing enfo a zoning or- ^^ekemru « TWIN FALLS ^ ' pageant. Miss Rappleve will bee dmance dmnnce which ' specifically weekend S d "n i trip.io ' New York City, i contending for a J300 scholar- bans roos including a visit to the World's' P A II ban.^ roosters and lim its to Fair, p ^ i. an apivarance „ on the Ed!' PAINTrM I I & GLASS | ship offered to the winner byy -six si.x the the number ni of hens art Sullivan \ the Twin Falls Lions Club, spon- owner ma Sullivan tole\'ision show andd ^New Addresf 1- owner may keep in the cily JIOO spending j,o(, money for the sors of the pageant. ^ hmits. limits. champion champion and■, his or her escort. [ 1863 lOOJ Addison Ave. E. Other prizes for the w inner ____ 1 Block East of Shelby'i wil linclude a S75 wri.stwatcbh — ' USE TIME TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS offered by three Twin Falls jewelerv stores. Herrett's, JenI- sen's and Sterling and a $25 ^-^‘-"■''''^ASSORTEO award by Shirley’and Mendiola. i DI«UnKul«hrH Scif af I ' CHOCOLATES A(lrr Sh*'f« Illion and Y, Claudeie BI R O WV K N ^ 1 1 ro)»gne . . . «*ih 3 nc. in l.lb.$1.60 2 Ibs. $3.15 Q gilt »itrt...... S.OO I Clean City Hnn Afier Sh«»ci I-otioa__2-00 mnA 3.50 The recent spring cleanup con- |[^ H H FEATURE rHE SCologn. : ______2.50 .Ka -4.500 ducted in Twin Falls went very lo ■rr»*»l *pr»y S^O — well and nn»at of tho c itizens-co-; n£ aid» for men, Sluillon now IIIII|||||H M -—operated.^—according—to—Ervina™ , ^ ^ ' - Lonp fttmoufc tor fme grooming aids Hand, city stre e t superintendent. I g jg j ^ A R SE S3^ — ating thc liplu. crisp, nromatiO The cleanup began M ay 17 and ] iorinulji fnvorcd by the RaUontloni offofficers wlioae victory at la.sted for 11 days. During thee MB n l I p I Yorklown asiurcd America’* indepentlencc. indcpr The handaomo cleanup 1.200 y ard s of trash packnR«*R, gold ctchrd fla‘‘k» ond canislcr*ca arc inspired bj were hauled away.______| . | | H CARPETCAI I M " Brvolutionury period pircrs. »l»o-n: Artoiw.I Spray lVodor>n«Bnt 5%3^ o L ...... «Kai LEAKING? R h 4 ■■ Uodr TaKuiu, 7 ...... FAUCETS im ^ ^ ^ E L E.ECTION C I ^ pita* IU ro rtn stopped? WALGREEN ^Hj Vsx ^ ^ w»frh9»ft ^ UaktngT ^ B i ^ l BIGELOW AND^ND MASLMASLAND I j' ALL PURPOSE Dr.ini I I I OUAB*N«IO_ ^ plugged? Brand Names for quality you yc can trust. H i HI Buy Now and Avoid T A N Aw N d d /A TUSSY IW i J bE A tniFul skiivs k i t * , t o o ! " -m A l \ l l m — 5SO0 0 new!W suntans u n la r lotion by Renauld Q |^ || ...... - # 4 - DEODORAIVT to come in and see them., (The “green*“gre fees” are Only Beauty on the Beach hai « ■ ■ The reo.ion you have to like drivdriving is that oncc to come f both an extraordinarily rich A l v ery low .) V—— you get in a Buick Spccialcial (above),(above) you. may never very low J’-* rrif fcrJC V\| . ------—------mnlstiiriring mn crtme and a I’roposed legislation fo reduceduce cxcise ezcii tax on new t. Set out again. If you likee golf, a BuiBuick Spccial could JVoposci s o l v e d avM regeneratingregeni ingredient that passenger automobiles provide*ovide* a nrefund of such (orth< - save enough to pay for some new ccequipment. If you pa.ssengc (or thot* who parspira hoavfly help*helps theI skin renew Itself— tax reduction where a passengersenger automobileautc is sold , In additionadditior to the most effective don't you can drive outut to Ihethe cliclub in style, and tax redu to o retail purchaser after May i4,14, 19651‘ and before I /jK aun-screenaun-scr knownfSo sUh'Sir Hour - ---- watch the others frustrateIte themsclvcs-andthemsclv. still save to o rcta July I, 1965, when the excisese taxlax reductionredu bccomcs | day-day—Beauty on the Beach ‘ money on gas. (If you patronizeatronize a drivc-indr bank, that July 1, I rm T r- I . ■ . ' ^ .V ■' jl " ' ■ o f I ...... Wedne»day, Jun« 9, 1965 , I C E N T E R TWiHWIN FAUS/IDAHOF, I ■. ’■ j | 0 — :^4wln -P«llt Tlm>».N«w» ------—-I ...." ...... 6LUE lakesJ; i SHOPPING GI ~ SSl T BKFTI0URS; 9 i 4>^iuyL-— --- ____ m ^c o r ~ 7 ^ YOUR STORE WiTH MOR£ AT lOWeST POSSIBLElEPRlCES PRKIS I ^ V f H I r ' ' ^ ' K'"’ iM B a a . _ ...... - OfEJlATtDED BY OAMBOAMBU-SKOOMO, INC ' ' o o k I m w T ‘ \ F p r p ; ' I lk '- | L ^ JAMES MFRRILL STEEL . . son o( Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Steel, Burley, will ^ ^ bo Rraduofed trom the Unl- yW verslty ol Utah School of # ’ M ISSES'■ S ' 22-P - P C . Medicine. Dr. Sleel Is now I a captain In the Air Force I and will lake his Intern train- I U M J A. M M A A I I C C A ^ Ing at Randolph Air Force I Base, San Antonio. Tex. He [ was jiraduated from Burley High School In IBM and a t m j l S H O R^ T S S E E T ' S l | tended the Brigham Young University receiving his bach- ‘a;', clor of art degree In I960 and j w a master’s degree In health education In 1962. llo served a two-and.onc-half-ycar mis- / ’,■ slon for the LDS Church In ' East Germany. Dr. Steel Is I married lo the former Corena / / W f b^ b 6 ]: | Miller, Portland, and Oieyi--- U "/ / lr\ \ A^\ havo two children.______v^.y f i V \ \ y/A » - I I I Flood R epair I $1.871.87 B Buys a B each $1.87 Buys aI SurferSuri $1-87 ea. BuysI a K nit Legislation T Am fS Carefree ' cotton1 ployploy togstogs for Qr f PPlay l a Shift . . . Style Playsuitlit . . . Shirt or DcD enim Shorts \ < I your casual life!b ! New New sty styles, nit shirts with fashion or \ * colors. Jomaicas;as with with ! sido Grodesters'esters' cicute cotton duck shift inn Cotton knit Henley shirtshirts combinecoi Cotton knit shirt Is Re-Passed r \ I zip, goy coordinateddinoted tc tops. colorfulful print prints or solid colors. Red,j, with cotton seersucker;er or (popliri I self collars.irs. 5 shorpshi styles, 6-18. novy blue, wl-white. Sizes 7-14. shorts. Neat stripes, solids.)lids. 3-7.3-7 W estern cut, cotcotton denim walking WASHINGTON (AP) — The■he ^ ^ o rts. All>11 the ragero in blue! 6-10. Senate acted With l i g h t n i n g ~—gpced^onday in re-pa.ialBg-fr------...... PAY LESS-^HOPP TEMPO!TEM Pacific Northwest disa.ster rerc- K l $1^98 Volue/ o l u e L 4ARGE IT AT TEMPO! lief bill vetoed by President>nt JQ r H'#''] Johnson. The language he found objectionable was removed. Tho President’s veto of thehe * / J Jll 1.8 million relief measure arar- ^ rived at the Senate over the mmmmmmmm weekend and was presented to tho Senate as soon as it con- Q B O YYS' S ' C R E W S O X IINFANTS' N F i SUN SUI vened at noon. GIRLS' JA M A IC/ In It Johnson said he was "In complete sympathy with the pur poses of the legislation "but that one section seriously violates the i 'spirit of tho division of powers I ] between the legislative and ex- ’ 5 pair* ■ ' ...... I 67c.. ^ K ig. 87c ecutlve branches.” d He told Congress he would _ . Boys' ond girls' cotton te- Bond front, elastic back yle!'W hite cot- sign a ncw measure Immediate- Bona suits with snap crotch, VM ly If this .sefction w ere rem oved.Ed. s h o shorts r ts in sturdy cottons! with—rib tops. Sen. Wayne Morse. D-Ore., at c, > 0 ’/a . ______f plastic lining. 6-J8 mos. >2 Sunny colors, sizes 7-14. P once Introduced a ncw bill to junny carry out tho President's re quest. % |# pairs Majority Leader Mike Mans-ns- Boys' c field. D-Mont., called it up im-im- . _____ ^______‘ Popular style! Whi suits V mediately and the bill was PiSm — plastic passed by voice vote without de-de- I I ■ I ^ I f aJ ■ ^ ~ ton socks with—rii bate. The Senate action sent it I1 _ I1 • 1 J 3 _ I • Sizes 7 to lO'/i. to the House. ||J|J Rep. Harold T. Johnson. D- Calif., who Introduced an identiItl- cal bill In the House, said he. EX_£J1 would seek expeditious House action on Ihe Senate bill to pre- [ /a jS I vent further delay and possible I loss of a season oo reconstruc- I '■ r 'A tlon of flood-damaged roads. ■ The measure would providei f | ^ S ICE special assistance in California, . Oregon. Washington. N e V a d a ; Y ’;- and Idaho for recovery from the I effects of record floods last Dc-I i . 'v ,■ BUCKH:et m^JLJ cember and January. LL. ... - J - . . - - \ Plastic B askets News of O n l y Record '•r 28cc 44c 88c Styrene foam Ice bucket,, 4-qt. 4-qf. 8-qt. Size 28-qt. Six< TWIN FALLS COUNTY Styrene 3-QT.QT. PITCHER AND Police Court copocifycopaclty. ^Lightweight, durable,a s k e no-r t s ' Robert W. Hasch, Box -122.122, woste , baskets. Lively colt Filer, was fined S25 and costsists T OF 8 TUMBLERS by Twin Falls Police Judge Har- —-— r ry Turner for failure to remain 88c Bt tho scene of an accident. 28-qt. Size , - - Pxobato Court _ U R O O c D onald V. R eed, 20, M urt.iiigh, , able, no-rust - was ct)mmitted to county jail in . -. % lieu of a $-15 fino by Probate i ||||||n ^ -ively colors! C HDICE O l t t O O ” Judge Zoe Ann Shaub for being drunk in a public place. ; Hearings in the e.state of Jes- i ■ Unbreakableikable piplosfic pitcher ond tumblers sie A. Kimpton, who died Mav!ay - C-- ^ fe for children to use. Ideal for 18. 1965, w ill be held a t 10M5 ■;. are safe for c ‘ /'■■■ ’ '■•J June 29. Hearings in the cst.ite —— ' I « cool, summertiijmmertime drinks out of doors! of Roy D. Scott, who died Mayay S T| O fR A G E C H E S T 22. 1965. will be held at 11 a.m..m, EST KITCHEN CLOC ------June-Ji-Hearings-jn^he-cstatc^ Strtmg f^iber boord, - - ^^*99 1 of Nellie M. Sanner, who died „ 9 9 Elcctric .wall model April 25. 1963, w ill be held a t ‘ 10 *snug " “ 9 c®*cover, plastic 1 with large, eaty-to- -J ' a.m . Aug. 3. hhondIcs.28xr6'yixl4". o n d lc s . 1 I rMd , diot. rva" dia. M f B ^ E W ______Hpflrinp<; lg thf.__CStatO ofof 1 ‘ - ■ . . ® T ^ Jam es 1- Hisfiina. who died Maylay . 2S. 1965, will be held a t 2 p.m . June 29. H earingsin thc e s ta te of C edar Block . . 29c 8-Day A larmC L . O 1.^ C K ^ Frank Mohr, who died Aug, 10, ., , >us Aluminum C Special! [m B 1964, WiU be held a t U a.m . Juneune f^okcs l a k e s ony closet a cedar 'Table model. Mctol cose, bt — ^-----— ------— .....------c io s e l . K VERRIG1 ----ciosel. ------cd< enom ef-ivory -Hntsh.-£■2"----- V W i U^. Actions Are3 ^ n Cookware Spe ——Hit^by Tanzania —^ r m 1.99 FamouS i DAR ES SAIJ^AM. Tanzania / f W ‘ LUES TO *1.89 ^ (AP}r^Tan23nia jointed Commu- > f £ W ^ ol cose, bok- n is t China Tue.^ulay m denounc- ing U. S, intervenlion in Viet IMf i tirrrsh.------N >m atKl thc Dom inican Rc- UR CHOICE .... ^ public and called for the wuh- ' dr^wl of American troops. In a joint communique. Tan- 1 zania’s President Julius Nverereer^ = £ L J L..' .. VAtUES V a n d visiting P rem ier Cho'u En-En- lai ••expressed a deep convic- T o f I, tion that with the support of the Teflon®■ C ll' Fry Fanan lOO-ff.I C lothes Lir people of thc whole wxirld the \i, _ I YOURpizza CH( pans for baking C f l*tm-American peoples wouldmM 'V e r t BeBend 1 0 " fry $ « 99 9 9 Sturdy, wipe-cleon mt jm r TEMPO OLD OID FASHIONED finally win their s c r u g g;le I e pan puttpun an end to I Iplostic. In two SO' y size square caica pan ajatost Imperialism.” me»iymetsy clicleon-upt! I I 1 Kankt, connected. l-quart size sauce pant HigH KEROSENE LAMP oeneral TO retire ing aluminum ot KERO! ■Washington m m 3 | i S D / / i I SWINGi SETS • 3 Swings-aniLii_6lideL "T— ^ F ^ ^ " - - l l m i r i JC ' ^^ • StuSturdy 1 " F r a m e B f ^K^iJfm ESSj V I MU ^fi|9H C |N Sunbeam1 No. G92 P YOUR CHOICE ^s l) - SLIDE SI ' GAS ROTARYRY MOWER IRAY • lUee MURRAY ► 11 feet long 1 ) 8 Foldii g Fana n *wi• WITH RECOIL STARTERER » Heavy Steel I • POWERFUL SUNBEAMI 2'/i-H2 '/i-H .P. .t 4-CYCLE ENGINE • CONVENIENT THROTTLEFLE CONTROLCON ON HANDLE TRICYClYCLE • ConstructionConstrir : * TRELLISIS f \ - iHEAVY GAUGE STEELL HHOUS O U S IN G • 5 LEAF ■■■ Reg. $1.19 • FRONT CHUTEE DISCHARGEDISCH (DOOR - OUTDOOR PEIUXE T 2 " C 88 - L • CLOSE SIDESID E TRT R IM 8 TEPEIrEPEE TENTS v o lu e ...... l . 6 6 9 7 c *13.95Vulue... ^ S $3.98 • Over 13 tq. ft. at bate • 4Vi feet tall L _ ^ ^ ^ 8 )n< $62.95 Value,iue ; ’4 5 .9 7 TURED PEARLSI^LS -rr-'-Ts;==^ ^ CULTURI CLIPPING BAG inal Mother Oyster j|~H SUNBEAM MODEL. RE77 • In Originaleed to Mot-he contain one • Guaranl-oed> Pearl— to cor Reg. $1.49 ...... Mr J r W • For Carrying Leavet Genuine Pearl— R — * Exlra Large Size> with 40-FT. l o n g. ELEC. MOWOWER ‘vii!! J COLGATE OR CREST______Dr«w~Slrin9 ^ ' ||H g • SwTng Ovdr'Mandlolo for 2-way2-v Mowing. COLGAT Lawn Edging SS hpaste e r l a i J r 67c Tooth past 67c 1.49 Value • Sturdy steel. C oloror Cla ■ /.Cflfeggy 1^ ^RMAHRESSl SLEEPING I "nw foimn* ■lumlnum' highSm * ALUMINUM • Pillow or Stanford ■ «t»n I . : ■ _ i - 5 3 - 1 i I ■ y * F f f * i/\ ^ j M ql o w I s ....;.... :. BBUTTREYS u n DELISHUS *1 . W TASTYSTY CINNAMON ^ TO i NALLEY'S — CHICKEN OR ^ % 40 o: • • • • • A { “ :r 8 9 ‘ S(TICKS l B E E F RI A I V O L I . . r ■ Y f I TrREES. l * NALLEY'S — TANGY >‘ i ^ SHRI ^ d ^ S f tG NIH E E. * •. “ • . • 4 0) ^ 4 9 ‘ y « NALLiY'S CUCUMBER ^ ^ 2 0 o : l i ' C H I P P> I IC C K L E S . . •i • • • •6 M 9 l -’^'^- *I — RmEY^S~RTGli3I3iirMT«SHERTcosher 1 ^ • FREEii^OREr^lJERS- > * 2 2 03 D IL L P1 IC C I K L E S!5. • . • • • • m m SIGMAN'S NALLEY'S ASSORTED . SOLD NUGGET'' ;;^if^^^^Hy|H|||||PPII|9 3 12? 03 R E L IS HI • . • > • • • J JARi 7 9 *r f BIA i C O N ^ NALLEY'S TANO —, 6c OFF LAJBEL LAJBa 1 S A U PM D P R E SO S 'I l O f. . “■ “ 4 3 * - f l l AU li l P ric e s MORRELL'S — SNACK y S I l o s l i ^ L U N C HI MN E A Tf • . • . • • • 3r '''°= . 1 » ® I cC o m e on I TOP ROUNDSIDS ... Ib. 79c I JP ii; • CHE:heck cashing5 W e n i - I Bonaleis ■ l i n , 1 R O U N D5 S ...... ~ . 69c S ROUI Ij IPRICED W EVER1EVERYTHING IN THE H 1 OR CLOSEOUT ^ I ^ w MAXWELICWELL HOUSE - INSTANT * EAKti m Coffeeffee Maker Pack ^L Californifornia Bing ^ ^ S T E lERRIES J ■ I CHERI 'h: f C:OFFEE ( __ • Compare ii I 1 0 6 %. I fcv„_____ Quality 1 Size I Jr-r4 . ---______I f l ' | ^ 3 i 1^ V. ^ 1 Pound____ 1 P *1 '■^HK^V,'.'r^^B^| ii I M • Compare ---M—^ P and Trim ^ ^ SKINLESn; FRANKS f# i Economy 5 Poui^ound Box WtKf^w ^Hm i ^1 I I * J 31 AND SELL Ipl WE BUY ;AHD BUT SEL . . . IIW ^ L , NOTHING BUT . . T "U.S.D.A.XA. C CHOICE'' In The New w K ^ / , 1 ^ GRADED►ED BEbeef !» THE STORE THAt res You Thot Each ‘ ' t e s ^ Ib.• Thit Assures You T ■HHK ARMOUR'S Insures You tho Finest. TO THE M/ Furchasc Insures Y< ^ STAR aai8rti.Hi,in,frf1i^^;b ... ,.-:ls... im ■* '• ■ - - ' ‘I •' - I _ „ Wednescfay, Juna 9, J 965 _ g |H [ ||| Mrs. V. Holmes. jj| I Memorial Day FT J4 Tirries-Nlews WMMMIiiill' I I " _ -Js4agicValley CrarCraner Repeat' ■ I TrIbuteGrven .---- ^ lley,EavQai52 MRS. ESTHERSTHER SISLEIGHT I I qrrv B drksdole i NuptialN u j 3 Vows V ® ■ I AAt 1 OES M eet Bghlil Avoiiu.v.iiu. Eau, Jatsm . ■fae I- -A "rtTIt M.innrlul Pfly, ' ■*7 OAk LEY — Mrs. Violet Mae 1 a Bible ceremony, presented m Is S peaker a t ■ Holmes, daughter of Mr. and ' J l ^ n" . . Fruit Salad ator tray. M ak er four I the form of a cross, was present- servings. seneto^, I Mrs. Floyd Linii, Murtaugh, be- 'lAflnyUI ed by the Jewels and the' Men’sn’s j 1 large larj banana, minced servi C o u n c i l M e e t ...... P came'the bride-of-Kietineth Hy— Choir at the Maiglc Chapter-No.to . Vt J4 cujcup crushed pineapple .. I n ~ CTh. TUti~-N.W, win p., BURI-EY I.arry Barksdale, rum CiCraner, son of Mr. and- — 82, et- V4 cup peaches, frtsh, frozen ley, I Order of Eastenf Star, meet- V4 cup w.«k for th. b at reclp, ,ub'L'‘ CHAMP STRAWS In smartlart new styles.s In the season's b«t mad* only lh- ‘y i ^ i m i J of California ' i f f k Tkt onl/ Western straw 1 - - -to feature thit ______eiclusive sta-shape brim! THE MANY E many rd e c t o n ■ — SiW* rofi 'amI ^ront rolt *»ml MOODLOF Only one t k. ' ' V _ ■ ■ !• JuhTSrarfents • | | . f MissHoglerls | Mary Garden, completely *ep-«ep- yWednesday, Juno 9r“W6SL preseot£ifln^_B p IM rs. Roberson ^r"arate fixim “The Garderi of ipi 3rs § il: Memories." and began work.rk in Falls Timos-Nov»^» J,i Ofqon R ccitalI 'K Js Speaker for an SIT" unused area of J\er yard. |___ V* C7 Woodrow Ash J. [------Honored Queeh3 h I f ^ A l td F S o c i e ty —Atter^a year of anticipation JFROMF — T^r..^. HagW. j < uudscv and cdreful work, the garden“ den tt the daughterdaugl of Mip. »ijd Mrs, Gor- ■ EDEN-~W, M r s . ^Bnn.Bnn.^w.;is »’as « realit->’. anH in n n «>r«np [ Social Ewrftir • <" Q tn c ^ ----- don H agler;' w a s in stalled1 hotv-bon- ^ ^ » nie) .Koberson. Hagernjan,i<^''*3 a n.i*^'''’ beganI to m ake visits justjst to ^ . ^ ored queen of Bethel No. 14, In- ® Bll spoke. on.^”Mary Gardens" ntj„ see the "Mary Garden." Jl SP^.l'ncluS Vicki Bybee. Ali- W* I"- th JKRO.ME — Odds and End Ali- ^ ' ternterna atio n al O rder of "Job’s~~jDb‘» g the p. afternoon’(rawing df thee St. ■ NNoting the Interest from ’’‘1“ Dance Club has cancele ^ ' ‘jLes Vivian A U ^. StellaSheila DaugDaughters, at an open ceremonyim ony W ivPatrick’s Catholic^ Altar Socle-ocle- adults adul and children alilce.'RtrslRtrs' >*“''ee' Ihnt wa.s scheduled ic son J “^®®Evonne R o b erts. An- . aat t the Masonic Templ*v ty at the Jiome of Mrs, John RobersonRobi started additional 4 - 4 - M etzler., - ...... seed ■ionai • '‘‘^■■^day nnd will hold a fish f r ^ Sorter. Vicki Herwnger. The “Book of Gold" ceremony seeds end cuttinga_as_a surplusrplus ai- Niagra Spring! ® ?Sn.- PhylUs^ Peter-P eter- H was read hy the new honoredinored £\ . ;;.) . Mrs. Roberson said that for 'o .help others start Mary Gar- *bis “ potluck supper andH ® Lane Thomas, Judy Gil- \ queerqueen's father. Koreen Thoma-Iioma- ['; ’ f ; s number of years she has o e is of their ovyn. set for 8:30 p.m. Ail squar T«esa Probasco. Annee Van [ H son uwa? the angel, Donna Golay ^ grown a garden of herbs bothboth She Sh also began acceptinge in- ^re welcome. Member Lvnn Petersen, , Cathy was soloist, accompanied by H as a hobby and as a meansIS of vitationsvitat lo speak on the idea “ K asked to bring their OWl SicUe- „ V h I r 1 e y S tutrmzm an. LouelLouella Scherer, B Income, befoibefore, garden clubs- and reli-li lablo service. spreier, Kathy Taiiey.’alley. ^ OthOther officers installed Includeiclude SH S B f^ (I in K'oos groups. By fall, a garden ,,, ly y ifi P^'McM^naJnan, Jay MMira- ira- ^ V Shirley Shepperd. senior prin- 9 .she club in Boise had ch artereded *^a a "'"'noil’s patriotic organiza cess; Marilyn Hite, junior prmprin- - 9n r , rden b“s ,to make a special trio0 to ' r ' *^l“8 Daj D awn . \ cess; Christ Thomason, guide, H I Hagennan to visit the garden,)p_ r<^a at 2 p.m. Monday at th( ^ 9nd t was . 3, ond Mary Kay Sloat. marshal. H D.W Hnll. Each organizatioi Apr frbs Each year Mrs, Roberson j,‘ ,, x;hm . ' -Tj ' ! v ! ^ l Appointive officers includeiclud.e P ^ ■ B B S I M B B ^ leg. helps .start Mary Gardens ut■rson re- j, L ' ,f) elected officer! l^^^.^aS panied by MMrs. rs. .. I I W • Mary Ann Messenger, treasur- , Being especially intereste m " fi ^ ■ ^ % (,0^" • i I U| I B w r a p -b u t t o n h i t I I KREPORT t J Coaidress crispnc-ss—valuable i e i i ) ' ' fashion asset in a wrap dress To T h e @ ^■you'll love first thing in the mormnR and all day. Sew-easy % y i ^Vin pique, poplin. !j | VALLEY T A ® Printed Pattern 9012; Misses'( o o m ■ S'?cs 10, 12. !■«, 16, 18. 20. Size* I ^MOVES TO n 16 requires <*,4 yards 35-inch | 0 m r------_ - __ ! ifiv eems In coins for each J M paiicrn—add 15 cents for Mch I W f paiiern for first-class mailmg, ' T ~m T“ / i S COO and spccial handling. Send to Mari.in Martin, Times-Nows,' • B Pattern D ept., 232 W est ,I8th1 ■ A s- essentia!-- to—summer-^s-to —suf ------Ynrk N _ Y . 10011. Ui»«nLitton »oto rti'th* walMinown, 6 ocfocit sunshine, crisp cotton drt ^B-Eiini._namc^_addres5 with lip; ~ •v*ry w««b I VELVETIT TRTRIMMED tton drfcooes sue and style n u m b er. ~3iy~S>«T>nday m9ltl~“lf~T450 "wr yewy ~7«dto - . --- _ bring com plete fashion anda n d 150 design ideas plus one pat- j;,|disl. H*h, |joint Ki« w*U4(nowii ^ ■ — __for. SpeclaLClial O ccosions^^ ^ tern frea—any one you choose inJj form«r r»dio colUagu*!, inelwding ) b e . ______H rfew Spring - Summer Pattern , ^ Holhr G«orga Styled as shown1 at lefi,left, but in beautiful C,italog. Send now for biggest „ irridescent printss v.ithv/ith blackt velvet trim They bloonfi in festiw xdor^ad^l o r s , a d d book bargain ever! Onlyf ftiti “•"'“i'’D*nrk«)r, Jim Re»« and oth«r». ■ j y < SI collars. Very appropriate5propriate as an evening 'J refreshment to deep s shades h a d e s . I______cost , . . very practical^radical ini a sbowerl bring < father yours now from our fijia ^ - ______^ c c j n p c s t u r iijia v a r i e t i e s I reap com plim ents. // ' 1 14.9; // new refre: I I __•^nnouncin^ic in a I 1 *95 Gatherr ] fo 14“ - ■ ------3nd reap c I S U S A N L LUH J k E I H S now tokins oppoTnfmiKfippomTmdntr'at ------^ ’i" r / I The Foshion Beauty Salon I I ' 111 9rti AVENUESUE NORTHNORT I — n i l I ...... " ...... B T«U»>hoMT33-895I> 33-8951 ■ B Phona today -for■r experienc.experienced; ■ 149 AAAIN AVENUEENUE EAST E ^ B distinctive hi?irpir styling. ■ n ...... — i f ■ ■ r .... ‘I ...... , ; • ' Wednesday, June 9; 196!> ^ _ _ ||| ------jf(g T'WTrrFirtlrTlmgY-Wewarewar M « 6 n - R aa c c e e ^ - W m a e c:’sJB^Mardsjtc ’& J i to Be Greatat T V S ch nd of soclate administrator for space “ ^ wexttiBSDXr,tchedules'NESnAY. JUNE »------space- me think of any other kind of s — ..-H--MniLyrnN. o t t p k . fA P) -— T»*eiSom«The Some contend automatic space- me it our science and appUcations, isIs one . “Tbe* Vtrgiiilai),'* (6:30 p.m. NBC United SUtes and the ~5ovier'inran Soviet o r 2 Ib t. 3 3 c fR MOREY'S WORTH MORE AT------iiirOJRTH*S Wednesday,'June 9, 1965'5 Twin Falls Tima»-Naw> Brokei*s i ' . W e^ M a r k e t a . ■|||||||g|||||iM||||a^ ' E e p d r t — ______* * * _____ ■ J w * ■ ¥ KReasons ( iEor ' a t a g l a n c e - s to c k s NEWNEV^‘ '"V YORK (AP) _ - Mark^^^ — jj£V/ YOKK-(^X - A Tatelate in.. ~ Ifad-ratt^ ------— ■— — — LirostcM^estnnk |Mi cf sellins^battered prices. Bonds : CGDEN I OENVE« ^ I Nli\W"'VORK (APT~=—riw — - Jo -n s:v=‘-=ly b e fo re ,th e c jP:ose! Coiion (AP-USDA) — Hogs'logs' DENVERDEN (AP-USDA) — Hogs[ogs stocks‘oc? market has taken a-severe. rroduc2d u n o th e r-b ig loss CHIC.AGOr.CHICAGO ‘ ■,J ^2 20 0 '; intxarrows, g,Us and sowsibws 800:, barrjaws,b. gilts and .sows,“^“'‘iow si^“*i''S ‘*1^ P^st four weeks, ?; - ! Wheat moderai: y a-tive. 50-75 cW ^ ts ts'mostlv 'mostlv steady; 1-2 barrows and'gjiai ItS' slide has been almost steady with only a few interrup- ' Tradiiii speeded v a s tra d e rs lai3 seUii •«' ■ ’ ih ‘-5 :'-r- - ^ !gilts ’I! 190-225 Ib 22.50r23.25;, lr3.f.'-“5 Joad:d stock after a recov- Corn- ichtl. , and gilts bulk UL/ S 193-250 lb 22.00-22.75; 1-3 sows- tionsr - , - . ,rv move e°t nowhere following;“ng.tra^d”e .trade, " ~ light^ , 1-3 . 3 and few US 1-2 1S5-230 lbs. 350-150 lb 18.00-19.50 ; 450:650. lb Som e brokers si»id the confi ' ‘■’official denial that President Oats — cat- 22.19-23.0J: one Un US m edium , 17.53-lS dence of inve.stors in the-outli>ok lent Oats - Steady 10 easier; scat- ' um . 17.50-1S.50. • for the econom y ap p eared to Johnson had suffered a heart at- tered s?llm!;,s?ll . .'■,. I1-2 '- I175 <5 lbs. 21 .PO; few OS I-jl Shcp. --3; Sheep 700; a t auction—slaugh-iiSh- have been w eakened. . ' ck This unfounded rumor sent;sent; SoybeansSovboai - Lower: old crop';rop => tK>-2 i,so. , 'ter ter ew. ewe.s m ostly steady: spring Tue stocks into a sinking spell ear- m ontl’.s \ ring Tuesday the market, as meas-as- :ar- jnontl’.s weak: ' ' ’ ’* , k '' US 11-3-d lum ks niLxed choice and prim■ime e ured by the popular averages, jijf. I Hoqs — :>3 m 50 cents higher:ier: U UU-14.S0. 995-1-10 5 .1 1 0 ]lb 2S.00-23.85; Utility ew es suffei han top S2-I Sheei>Sheep-none. wes suffered its worst loss since thelhe llnion Carbide sank more than top S2-I including few ^ood 6,90; hnbstly•stiy nssasassassination of President. John 3 DuPont m ore ’ than 2 and Slauf’.htcrSlauf-.lu steers Weak to ------1-2 peltpelts; fee I m Beam” ' 1 7 0 ' " The possessionjssession of reollyr fine dmnerware'c r e — • ^ eitherrver china or eorthenwore— is o source of great pleasurere and sotisfisatisfaction for many years,ears. p '' One's dinnorworelerwore is onone of the few houscKoldjhold possespossessions c -ij in dailyly use which can be expected toto retain its usefulnessCSS and bo passed on to futuref generations.gerteratior Hence>ce it should be selected wit+i greatjre a tc care. a re . \ THtWOBUrSFIHrSI 1^ * . We ore proud>ud to offer 5Spode. Royal Doulton,ton, Royol iirsnNisiBiniRBoirBB^ii W orcesterrcester and FlintridgeF for your selection. f. / ftfi/iEuig Cotnpcuuompaiy i fO» SIX GENERATIONS. OKE fW *'- ▲ rxx/ii THAcmoN ONE rORMOU._OH£ THE WORLD S FINEST SOURBO" I SINCE 1795. ------SfiPaOOf KEtfTUCKY STRAIGHTfKAlGHI BOURBONBOL WHISKEY DISIILUO ANO BOTTLE 6 Jie> 5 BOTTLED BY THE JAMES 8. BEAU DISTILUN6LUN6 CO., <{^M O N T, BEAM, KENTUCKY.r. ' \ ■ ■ I p . _ ■ ' ■ 1 ' . . vt ■ r—• M onday Is ]First ■ TVenkle, BaiB aird G e t pick in MM aj a j o r s ’ B I&BTSehelarstafslrip s # ~n~ ^ POCATELLO—Three biglg SouthernSo u Uk Idaho lUgh ,schOOl jfootball stftrs have acceptedted aihleaihlolic grant-in-aid schol- 3 ^ , ■ ■ ■ ‘G r a b - B a ^ .] I S s e p te t ^ m b e r , SQBf ’nSfis^' (UPO—The; Kansas CliCity Athletics m ade .ohhomore outfielder Rick Monday, of Arizona State the Kn 1 pick Tuesday in baseball’sleball’s first “operation grab- hac-'-anc) hoped to sign himiim forfpr an estim< ated $75,000. ^ iL ' School;'School Cackle iM ike' Baird.,1 oof'JiloijfioW' 19-year-old left-handedd hitter frofrom Santa Monica,1. ' “ ’ ver^it>"^ttYifciyiohi'?<:;'S(»tie'-- i-— " ' |CI Calif., a'U f., babatted .371 for the f t f - - ^ V ...... , 6 feet. fe e t. 3 inches, 240 pounds. , „ from Twini Falls, anti, tackle - regular seseason and led Ari- ^ Darwin Smith, 6 feet, 5 inches, M . m 0 r' zona StateStat to the NCAA ■ 250 pounds,pou of Idaho Falls, ■ -College College VWorld Series un- Trenkle, a three-sport letter- M r Iderway^ dervvay at Om aha. The A’s mannian ono Coach Bud Watkins' n I vvillwill talkIall< turkey !ur to him after the teams, had an outstanding track ■ » ^ . . * . I last out in ( the series. season this spring and won the[ie I AUCTION - L apM r AU ANCLES_ I Uncier Under a_ja new rule to curb the state class B shot put title. mad outlay of astronomic-al bo- Baird earned All - .Southernrn ^ - 10 p c. O a k I b y l a r r y HOVEY lnT5d~?ulluy ••.nuses, thil 20 m ajor league' clubs ^ —— -idtrhA-CIdahtV-Crmfenrnce-defensiv^ hon— -Q IN I He’s been called “Maverick" |1 ran smoothly through hundredsIs . ors for the Twin I'alls Bruins;r DINING ROOM^IT^ - I ,„g ,0 his affinity for loud v e s isj,!lof .' names'■'"ooth of bright young pros- under Coach Paul Ostyn last I hMSts black wavy hair and hlsl^pects in a ° draft similar to the season and was al.'-o a memlK'r n | ^ I ^recomcs out in a Midweslern.P®'^'^I set-ups in “ pro football and bas- of thetho >wrestling leam. " lIuPlatform ROCKERS I .wane lhat is som ew h at laneuid. ~ F kethall to allocate rights to col- Smith was a standout basket't- lege ball plaverpin for Idaho l alls High hin' there just the past two years, as well as 1 - C o m p lc fe ■SlightI be a pret- fJ0tKtKl^ NoKouatirNegotiating rights to collegi- ans like M onday, recent high earning laurels in football. " BBEDROOM SET I tv active mind | I 'school like grads, K sons of former> , Caccia said the Iflti.") Idaho\o I ^hind it all. erac Stale frosh gridders will play ^ I The subject Is _ J k Wr nuijormajor l.ag,l.'aguers and the broth-I er of Boston Red Sox out- 3 - DINETTE SETS I Claude Rether- ■_ W ^ <.f Bos ■ ford the new fielder TonyFoi Conigliaro were k among lho.se drawn at the ratete ' Standings |j i9s<1956 OLDS HARDTOP I daho State Uni- I ‘‘n'ong of one Ihos nearly every two min- I '“ sity basket- I o A • P ' ■. ■ ■ ■ r . ■ N ' - • Wednesday. Juria 9, 1965 ■IT i-ASXMISS ^ 1 CHI'M NOT•MISS MISS VY HOW \ J I aii/SH/>-PEOPLE^ AH TW OUGH?^^ ZORBACK.*'.^ ^ RATOREV^Kri'M T ^ J ) COME 1 DO SAV 1 _..-< T3CC?5IJ l / : r«--_LL*-^-. 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Ul ■ 'EM climb in/ THi6 GENEfrATlOM IS D PEANUT -SOFT ANO FLAeaV/ /X MA31W ? gACk: ^1<5KT. M r«,AAAC!0«.' , ^ WHEr4 t WA« ROCKV'i KCWtTDGwe '6 tongue 14 ;' ASE-ro RUNTMIS c , // tHEV^AV IN'DOWM . n FAR.THCI^DOVJIN^ MlJLMADAy/ TOOMOCH AFOuR-iM-)»\_i •SPWNT6/y— a OPPIFIHEy/ FliCAL 30atyjs.w / I “S-tOFP tHrtWR.'/ V^E5«eS0PY^=^?S^ijl'^^ ^N |||||||H |H | if I HAP'P KNOWN known X TOLIIP BUT H | ? J BB COir^^i3 THIST>^15 FORFO TWO Kr- /* r C m L ‘ ''’A' ^ ■ i p f c «P ^ * I HOUR5.. 5lf?, X Wl _ ] ; 7 \ HA^E VS::)RN 5Hli ______.^ ^ » mi fct XIA. Ll. TM >■» tti K. ow ^ "These shots won't makee you act silly!s They’re not like p the ones your father takestal‘ In a glaasl” TUir ______i Oul Our W u Stiorf RKm ' ! c z n n JaSTA MlKUre.ltL ] I l l r "W2 KIMS WANt=; "To \ U see S3U. WEVE o p m e o ] K ^ A y . ! ItifiClpaL :jl/c-S?. d u ra ® ''^ ^ All«v Oop ^ f OH, DIKINVS NOT , 'V - '^ ‘" ’~V OH,TM TDDPA,r8 E^.I. ( I...... We'REWE HAVING ^ Y EYE3...DABBLER3 3 .. DABE IN Y 7 ) I ?^Wf - aAI POMESnCATED, KE'£>£> / /7 ..E...BUT \vv»0 2 X MARS CENiTRAL... LITTUE LfTT HOLIDAY... f D A.R.? > ASTRDNAVASTRDNAVU3ATIONAL I •>“' J ■ i ARg SOU??\TVJArS OUR Pt-ANETET ^i^Ck US A. i^ai rls^Jk^ ' REaDNK^IgS^!^r e o d n k ia ; ■ rt^> WHEREDVOuN WAi30M o v e r 'v___ VE^R* W ) SC "I didn't didn mean to giggio.. It's really just that I’ve never [ had a poem dedicatedicated '^oto nme before S’’ ^ CaiW '■I - . \ ^ THgRFS A KtTT^^Kt3Tl I jB C n S R T I •'J>' x-rays' ' 1— B ^ ^ _ - ■m■»« I OF PRAiM... CHEST-.. J ~ \ IMCUJPgP,UrtD, BEM PE^J. ------" ’’A. B V M U AMD BJBt WTTHCUT A , IttYt Ro««r . KO ExriAMATION ^ iT^^MrOTmCRLmBTDRV'TT t-OCKS LIKE AW IN- rj' ■■ / ■ exactiEXACTLV.'-W.? COULD WET K ifs OKAYWWITH WITH ME ME. \ 6 0 0 0 / lF>tXI I ( HBY'/(fy/ WH>WHAT J / Tijaw oua PB12ES ov?a \/ theTHE fuifull BgTAIL VALUE •• MIKE—1■•1 GUE5S-'GUE5S.' ( --UMM -aw ll 5i6U ^ J TO THE GOVEfiMMENT, jJ PEIXJCTIXJCT THTHE AWOUMTOP XXJR THAT WAY, VfP H^l ______■^-_MlSi-QU££.‘i-S_ ,->T,-_TAXt5..AUiXtS-wlUD TURW-OVW A-...... r----(rWRe-fceMfV.-'—t fERY SUB5TANTIAI. BALANCE V - '■■ ' ^ /^E^HOW / TAWUG A WftiX WnU ME . / Jl ^ POWN TD TNE X RAV *^8 ^ -T \ ;- T i^ AFiEJcuj*iCHr ^ I Bua* Aummt tnJ lh» PlratM ■' ( T-Tgyis:3^lv.3 TO^To1 P ^ ...BABBAaA, ^ I . . Z SEA SPSITE, vickv, r K U ^ /xAnrtr'YA' °X1 P* rrr, salamander: suriE.''^ (anotherpespekati: PESPEKATtYoH, 5HE1K/ C.-COTHilHELAITyi THE LAP/ HOW KU Nf f 2 r WHAT A3c YxIVnaIvs^PC^.-A^PC^A’.TWy PAMELA,F DOLPHIN, NOT GOtSS to S=BOTaSE AKSUMENTr THE I ------< NTr THE W KAVE YOU OL PROFITS:|T5 TD KEEPKEE YDUR TRISES^ 7/g 7> e»__ . -■%. 4-9 \ i ^liceman. Fatherber of 14^ Hail Sizes I M a k e T hlat a t Extra CashC< Withh (Classifieded A ds! n^gfardtiate^FiK>mi.H>iH"€ollcge—^ Gc — I r. Ttjt- O (UF?I) (UP!) —— TheT U.S. W eather „ EmploymenlI m p l o y m e n t A g e n c t a 'a • 1 7 Fain)™-airiiri W o o rl rirW in t^ *. GEOBaE ESPER ryeafS- He wo “ department Bureau Tu Oshiesi-O pportunltiaa ------3 0 Homaa-foilom aa-lof-Sala. ------__S.Q, - ■ ■' - - Ju Ju n e 9-10. 1965 _ . ^ (AP) - There scholarshipcholarship to college and be- 'named tvpe OU Ol’EN lN iiS at P«rwOD*l ~ " T Twin Twin FallsFall Tiriies-SJeWs 2 1 - .hi. ^'•Pwlev came eligihU. | -named types of hail, ranging of »' Ma^ke»•«*« V allen H* Shu»Wn« SERVICE STATION from B-BB -B ttb big. B-B lo^ _phon*^7iS-Si6J. - I nisritiMrNATiN.y v.lu#. ThU »- ' Vl H TpassmFr^ CUSTOM , MaMajor Oil Conipany fili'ny.n'bV ~Mal]y,~' j^ lhe smallert"*" ~ Kcirxvun brick «on* in ^ini»h*a^ t ^ s »- Homeii HOPftOB fo|^tC Salo ^ ______5 0 moy t e s t 4 M | ^ H | | K ------Kxiw'a^ ^ |m e »I1»]L th<_ >»_4ut-uLL jiUuig^liCVh* riKht man. t .\oelJeut ,.H.m cariv« At:-St. -"W li^om pleted It Is followed , “ bv'pea-siz8 ■«■■ cartveted^ ^ iih liwpjac*. «!*- • 1 *• * '*^1 • l^H'alion.l^H'Mlion. Ne)i|Olv>rDoo .'^. balha. balha large J tiding ctMitti, faniily nient. nient. I>lap.iMal. I>ia( huill-ln *j>pJl*nce*.,______Juniors include John Allan. llock ii.,ck Crr«fk cA-^w »rr« fuul lull iu»il, lie- iNAN Ttl): ScM ing. .tllerailona. ntend- to..Ill, r>roomy kit. h- 11 and dliiing carpellng carpellng thnnjyhout. !and»c*pe»l, NKW LISTINGS,LIS' Ileautlful brlck~*i 'liy llis U 'rak e. ICaTh'y— H tre to n r — « fj|-»t dilvert, N.:»v dteael equip- " Ifig. * newnVw 1 (> JI *.h>t (CuMrom AIrConditiw.o App|io„«. I '^^^•rcenO IR epjol)^^^ Hondboot Jtwflry L!gl>l*n 4 motclitl Woilco! iiufninMntf Vens Finbotl mochirwi fi»l loble* R»cordj & pIor«« I— W (/Sf Coming Ja y-» nJg^ * rlK ’ I Cut piioB* tox ( ___ ^—^7 «">• Cat ouH - P*' ccAf. ------Repeol of *Qiei . J 7 ^ . ' *•»i’, . . • ' . r-K. V. . • I sh W ith a Pust-CatcheIiers f o r C a• s h ------■ a W a n t — There's^otdield^ln^Vour-/ur-A ttic. Sellt^eli *T h o s e P u i «g;a..J..!.=,': ...... " i ..J "...... _ - r ■i.i.i.i.n.i 1—7 — ■"I / , "I''-""' ■ ...... ' ' , '■" ■ 7 lA4 ^TSg ^ Tlirngi to E«f ^•^•♦ 'A i r r r . f t f « r S « l» ...... t 6 5 MMobile . Homes ~ 54 Hou»«»—U nfortjihad ______^7 4 fFarm a r m lmpl«m«nts 90 Hor««» / . ,TI mOLl>'FAliMiONiO) oatural food* pW Juno 9-10, 1965 koU koUand and AcraagB . . 54 Hou»«: ----^ —------!------^ wheat. .u»ar, fr*« £oo*la.i S Rt.REEDER FLYING SERVICE/ I C E ------2 2 (WJ ------^_1 __ __ — Sta-Well U*«ltb Food Storca. 937 FOFOR tba bfcst dral ia- A ircraft. ------— T-win FafIs -Times-Ne^j _ F..r low coat Flight Inatrutftlona I ., ^ _ L ( o ) ( o ) K ------— ------148 148 BEAUTIFUL BE ACRESITS --l^dviN MO^ O .o*- STQRINGr^ • jfctJ^NUlNu a t atudY^PPfrt*"»*^ ’***^*BaW. ■ ------— Eg 5 0 In Natii-«,al F./real. A nat- LOADERS phon* 843»4g0i. — ^ ^ WHULESAUi- b«f by half or Quarter.5?,*th t>d^t8 For 5.1a « 169 53 ural for aunimer homra „ develop* Buy. ULACKui a S-y ...... ' •—? k V - ■ ’ i \ ^ ff ______2 4 Twin FalU Tlmet-Nowaewa WedneWednesday, Juna 9, 1965S5 ' ■ ■ , ■ ' • • . . ,j . ■ ■ ■ ll- ■ ■ - ^ S e a ^ — T i oiTTJstl T J^ ... 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