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VOL. 66, NO. MS TW IN FALLS, IDAHOi WEDNESDAV, SEPTEMBER 17, 19G9

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O irV iolence In Ireland;

W ITED NATIONS (UPI) — The 2'»^h General Assembly [~ 3C^^on;~ f f csh' from .~a warning by_its_sccond woman-prcsidcnt ngainst view ing world affairs :iluvroc.liially,:i--Jnov:ed^,loiJay towac

ircIand^s-EithcrTiccessarjrTBF appropriate or helpful," . MOTORISTS ir^r Newburyport, Mass., are advUed to a' siencll was placed upside .down wheh.palntlng the crossw a lk'' spokesman said. “ slom” , w hatever that Is, for schools. Young Joan KoskI, 6, warning. (UPI telephoto) M embers , of the steering o f Newburyport, scorns the stgn-palnter*s spelling. Aptually, com m iltee aro the assembly’s 17 v ice presidents, to be elected today. Assem bly President- An­ gie Brooks' Of Liberia and the Tiratrmtn--or-Jho-fi6ven-siandine committees, who were elected A irm en at the opening jsossion Tuesday. In her Inaugural address,

PARIS (UPI)—The wives of capital before returning home an^ Mrs. Paula Harkness, wife The Texas women were ‘weakness seems to lie In the — - four-Americarr-airmen-downed to-Texas;— ^------of CaptrGreggHarknessrall'of )rom iscd7tiie me'^ing witinne fact-that^e~nirtoo~drieirview over North Vietnam -played A North Vietnamese spokes- Dallas; and Mrs, Andy’ McEl- ^anoi ' delegation...a fter - they w o rld -a ffa irs - somewhat paro------• their ’ • * 1-said-tha-womon-could-not hanon>_wif&—ot—Maj_-Michad- drpve-to-ihe-gates of its-crcam»- chtally. as ' I f •they wore being today and waited for a be received by officials when McElhanon, o f. Fort 'Worth- colored— villa-* in — suburban playea-out-at the headquarters summons from Hanoi officials they called on the villa because followed their policy p t making Choisy-Le-Roi and rang the on tho E ast JRIver of New who they hope «/ill say whether they did not have an appoint*- no comment. high-pitched bell beside the blue York.;! ^ rnent, ^MUgj iBrnolig said dlploi alive- "have gometinVes failed T h e .g iijs still have_^the same tiie N_px-tii Vietnamese The HanQL^deicgation agreed '•'But, .of course. theyi.wilLbe entourage -immCdiatcly let thcjn. recognize -that flcUher oratory received at the delegation.” he optithism tfiey had when they to a meeting after-the women Into the grounds,^_jL_privlIegc nor agreements- between dele­ said. The Communists never camo to Paris." _ „ . paid , a surprise • visit to the extended to few foreigners. gations nor even resolutions or .Communists' suburban villa have reported the fate of the Wiihin-hburs o f the announce- Fifteen minutes later, the recommendations have had - T n t t isaing__Qvcr_JNctth. TWcnt-ftLnhf._Mnnnt_rfplPgnHftn*g ■ trnn-Hnn^»>fpf.npfL_ngnln.nr>f4 -trnich Im pact on__the courso of No time or date was set for Vietnam Trom_l.cight-months to agreement to a meeting,-five women got back into their affairs in the world at large.’*^ four. years.' the meeting. The four womenj Arizona women from the tjurquolse and g ra y Volkswagen H ow ever, she said, “ with the who flew to Paris Sundayrin'an The women—Mrs. Bonnie Tucson . area whoso husbands seem ing'declinc 'ot effectiveness . «!foit-ttH «irn' the‘fate'tff^eir S1fi'g1elotir W re :"d r'C ip t. Jerry ialso are missing In Vietnam bus and'^dtovo o ff to'th elf-h otel o f the U.N. and its reputation in ' husbands, w ere scheduled to Singleton; Mrs. Joy Jeffrey, left- for Washington and Paris with a proniI.ifi o f the meeting the wake o f world events, the spend only a week in the French wife of Capt. Robert Jeffrey, on a similar mission. they had soughL need for tho world body is ever

.COnUR tPALENI!, I.d a h 0 liitppy with Uio Forest Service vesting of matured timherlandfl Ford Adds .$103 (U l>i) — Cov. Don Snmuelson for not ptitting the tInUwr up can go a long way towOird meet- Hqspital Makes Medical History — hlRflted-ital-today had participated in tim ber for snio. lino, Dr. Bennett transmits u»icable to • all hospitals since those some problems yet must be. aro.fortunoto to have a Forest sound tax base to provide the averaging J103, hut.retained tho another m edical‘‘flrat,'' . . ______JJia ,flOVeni9F,-mada l>i« state- brjln-wavcs^-fromJCwln .Hulh itduLj ------— ihlng7-h*T^ SafvlcOv-nianaging- tImborUndB govurnmcntal_jorylcqs-,n«qamiielBOn. contlniliui; iicITiils'To p - " I t ’a gone no fnr thc-hugs nre Regfon One headqunrler«r «t Samuelflon 'snld,. , • IJPISE (UPI) -.Mcmbcrji.ot Dr.' Donald M . Bonnott, assifl- ThuMmi)licailon'flr such a sys­ pllcahlllty to nlhor Tegidns at t«ltLjlealon.''"^-‘-‘- ' ’^ - ...... ' even Into flomo of .Ycllowstonc’i Missoula, lyiont., while forcBtiv .Tlio governor and . Boyeral' of (he Associated Studonti of tlio taiu nrofe'Hsor of neuroloKy 'at tem . U to m ^ke It jatisslhlc for the country,*.’ D fv'B e n n ett saWi ;Tm-project-has been-dweW," tim ber," SamuolHon told In tho southern part of tho siido his top fliaio offlcinis nro sched. University hf 'Idaho -and' UuT ■Ih d:VrilVcrsU 'i y o f U(nh"CollORc- hospitals In 'smaller-communl' He-niso-npoko - <>f Ihe- ltse-.of oped-under-the-ausplcoa-o(-the group of ntwU -40 nro located in Region 'l-'our ulcd to travel to Wallaco Wcd^ Mo.scow Chamber o f Commorco nf Medicine, doinonairated tiia ties to -provide /xiwrtly rclid BDch a lystcm o fre a d lo g E E G s Intermountain Restonal Medlcal „ tciulliig thn ^rs.slon. ters a i Ogden, nnsday' befuro returning v e r o on a goodw ill tour of suuth long dislance trnnsmlsslon. He K E n s without Iho cosf of em ­ In other countries since, the t«l« Program hokdquArtered la S$\t Tho govornpr.said he.wai uit- Sam^ieison said profwr .har­ Boliie.- ‘ . Id^tb Tuesdaji. . . / hai performed over '870 ,such ploying a ^ li-tlp ie neurologist. ephone equipment employed Is M agicJ£aliey.JO hii;uam S e e n . v . . Dorothy Pr^her delivering Worry Builey Items to Harbor Jiouse .’ .. Fred . George G. Bird Funeral-Services ‘Mrs.McCrosky Hifegins commenting' on his re­ c overy' . . . 'Eno.i Schilfler fill-.,- iprbm Tlm oS'News 24-Hour W eather Bureau Wini JEROME—George’Glbb Bird; .Funeral services for Mrs. HAILEY-Mrs. .Mafgarct Eva (^unci}men ing gasoline tank for customet^ 62. d ied 'T u esd a y at St. Ben<;* Maud Quasi w ill be conducted McCrosky, 75. died Tuesday at . . Sterling Alexander inspect- diet's H osp ita ler a short illness. at 2 p.m. Friday at White Mor- thQ Wood River Convalescent , -b u R l e Y — The-Burley City ,-ig tires , . . Earl Faulkner •He was b o b Oct. 14.' IMG. iu rary Chapel by E lder S. •€. Home, Shoshone; of a lingering ‘Council-meeting Monday center­ waikmg to newstand for early f a i r AN D MILD ai Teton City. Idaho,-and.camc Francisco of the Seventh Day Illness. ed around a discussion of unpaid .morning newtff*aper . . . M argar­ Teniperatur€!s to J e ro m e ‘ with his parents in Adventist Church. Last tilc s will - She was born Oct. 12. 1893, bills ;ouLstanding of the city. et Perkins looking at new car-, • Forecast i 1918. He ,was graduated from bo hold" in Sunset Memcfrfal in Omaha. Neb., and was. m ar­ J. L. Driscoll, a councilman, pet . . . Nancy .Trueblood not'* the . Jerom e HlgK School and Park. • . ried to Samtiel B. McCrroky asked the amount oJ these bills wearing, a uniform I . . Ross Generally fair and a Vernon- R f d d I c ,^ :3 Q p.m. temperatures:' Twin Fa4l m nnaced the.’. JeromB_Qranec •25,-iei iT-ln-PoyeitCrShe be- -nnd'ibe-ci{y“ clcrkrCim-Shad^ -Lcc-at-local-airport ♦ . ; Mp-----r warmer io'dayy~VarIablo' Thufsaa?;'---- iTn.li--- i^ f lu a ry “National- hlRh Wcailier^urCaurisrwIlK'Tr'p'CF Supply for 11 years. - W h i r r ' longed to tho-Episcopal Church duck, said^he-couldn’t-le ll-th e -a nd-Mr« ^auUNeivton-attcoding— toudlness— tod ay;r::^ n d ^ _____ r—-j ‘Wrti humidity; T.F. Entomology M r. Bird also served as fire Chapel. and •worked for several years as amount, but It could be tabu- son's, football gam e . . • . Mrs. cloudy tonlRht and Thursday. Laboi'aiorv. 48 and 8S b cr ccnt: ______E vcfy n _S tan d lee^ -p .m . lyiax. Min. Pep. housekcCj«r-at-Hotcl-Bt>Ise— •laifid:------^------Fred-Grist-discussing-dancinfr—- ■Allanla~ -— 83—70- •* High today and.Thiifsdny In,'llje je ro m e, 46; Rupert,. 48; F a ir­ Thursday, RufJcrt F irs t. Chris* lessons . . . Richard ShObe de­ for several years. He was.em' T h e . right o f the council to /“^*fepmnrck 80i : low tonight 45 to 55. Chancc field , 32; H alloy, 42; Buh!, 49, tian.'Church. Survivors. Include one -son, scribing temperamental student • ployed as a watchman foe the a'pprove,l)ills when there are Chicago - . of .rain less than 10 per-cent. and Casileford, 47.'Soll 'tcmp* James W. (Shorty Jim) John­ Donald H. McCrosky, Grants . . John Lawrence entering Challenge D airy products. not finances- available to pay Cleveland • Outlook , for Frid ay: partly cratures; Twin Falls Weather son. - 2 p.m. T h u rs ^ y , Twin Pass, Ore:; two daugntcrs; Mrs. school . . . D ave Mead entering ' • -On D ec. 24, 1930, he married them was questioned by Coun­ Denver^— cfoudy a;n^ cooler.-In th^'C^mas Bureau: Four-lnchr71-57; eifehl' Falls Mortuary C3*pJ5«>* Lester (Anna) Btoadic; Picabo. bank-at early hour . , . P egg y cilman . Les Morgan; Kent PraIri(T, hlfih today’, and Thurs­ -Zona Gale Albertson. , Glenn Jordan; -2 p.m. Thurs­ and Mrs; Hugh (Thelm o). Bur­ CJahmei: waiting - on customer, ’ ; DCS M olncs. Ineh, 6M 1; 20-Inch, S4-64; ' 36-’ Church, city attorney, advised day 75 to 85} low tonight i5 to ' Survival’s include-his. widow; day, Jb.septi Payne Memorial ris,' Albuquerque. 12'.gi'andchil- D elroit Inch, 67-t)7; Rupert,; four-inch, the council he would study the who . inquired about p o c k e ^ ...... one .son. Gcotge Gibb.Bird,,Jr.. Chapel, Burley. • dren . and- two' great-grandchiU ■ F o rt Worth « . • > • -: 6 M M 1 U ; Buhl,B i^ thrce-lneh, 72-54, legal aspects ,of tipprdving bills ■mending-, i • And Overheard: ^Today’s 8 ,a,m. Mafelc VBlley-tBnd-Gaatleford.' Uirec-Incb, W-54. W endell, and'four grandchil­ di'en. - ' ■* "Someone up In Heaven is look­ Indianapolis-- when money was not available Jacksonville • dren, Funeral ’servlces will be con­ and .whether bills can be car­ ing after me — I hopel" , I^ s Vegas 8l?> G3 Funerd) services Rosary will ducted at 2 p.rfl. T h u r^ a y at be I'ccited a t 8 p.m Thursday Blood Quota ried into next year. H e w ill also Los Angeles ■ 7 6\6 3 the Bird' .Funeral Home chapel check M the council members lh & _W iley. Funeral—Chapel. r.\CTnnhis ■ . ^ 7 ^ Weather Synopsis •by^ev; Wr^Dr-EltwayrFtnul can be held liable fqr ki»v;ing»y M iam i Requiem jnass will be celebrat­ rites-wm be held in ^le Hailey Hiero Of Wreck Rolotiycly .high pressure was overspending. Mpls-St. Paul a coqling trend over the wc«k- ed at 10 a-m. .Friday at St, Exceeded Cemetery. Friends may call at continuing'ovcr thp northern In* The council approved the bills N e w Orleans cn_a_. •Jerome’s Catholic Church by the funeral 'home **•Wednesday tcrmountain region this .anorn. to be paid as soon as the money Dies In Smashup ^ ... New Yorlf- , (rond that and Thursdays------ing.; However.-this' w ill be dis­ MonTday will continue • today. brant.- Final rites will be heltl Is available. Omaha WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, placed eastward tonight and High temperaturds today and the Jerome Cemete AtWendeU Philadel 84 67,- .A transfer of. J5,000 frohi the Vt. (UP!)—Bernard Hamel, 21. — Thursday asjiweaififllng-tjpper-^ Thursday h'//J 'bo^nfosfly/n' t/ie Fhiends niay caJf at the cfiapol electrical "^fiind to the. genera — -'Porf}an< 67-52- of Concord, N.H., who on Jevcl-'low-pressure disturbance upper 70s and the 80s. Low read­ •Thursday afternoon., and icvc' WENDELL- - The Wendell fund w js approved. The counci ■ St. Loui - 72— 64— 2:85 Saturday rescued Cwo-young­ moves inland from the eastern ings toniRht w llLJie in the 40s nlng.- blood drive quota of 75 pint's Police Guard also granted a request from Mr. Pacific Ocean. and the 50s.' was exceeded by eight pints Shadduek for purchasing a 54,« sters from a burning car wreck Cloudiness w ill generally jn^ Surface winds this mnrning Tuesday, according to M rs. Hflr- 574'business machine to-be used that killed four other persons, -Will—be_ mdttly—3—to—10—miles -old-Hol^S^Cr-chairmao-^------O G cer-Team -- wiu;— killed— in-:-anothex:— auto-:—^ accident, it was learned Tues­ per hour increasing: at timc-s by TheHtei*^MBir A t'wo-gallon pin was awarded Shadduek said the afternoon to IS miles per hour to Jim Bennett, Hagerman. One k /», n p l a. machine, is 10 years day. or more. ■noJenKe~neW-'one -cuiv-be- pur- -^ollc5 ~5 alii'H am clV bod y-w a ; cipitation -w ith. th e' approai..... ^ Fail* weather biit with vari- chased with tio payment until found ■ • near the' • wreckage, of Pacjfic disturbance, this should ibl(LJt[£h-:cl.QMd.ia.e.s3 _w as_th e Robert Quidor, all Wendell. [orthecu—Ireland thir firitt of.Jhe year. The funds car on. Rte. 4 Tuesday.’ Also “AiaskarCanadaTl be held mostly to the north and ■ulfr-rovcr the agricultural—val ;U P I)—Police— today assigned tor thls expenditure are lo'com e Rllled~ln*-the-crasfi-waa-Mi.'?s west of these agricultural val­ leys >x!Sterday. N o precipitation from the electrical, general and Da^ldn(^Morcha^t.^21, of While leys. Session Here security guards to protect a Hawaii was reported. who worked on the su«essful visiting Italian- soccer team -water-fiinds. -i. - . R Iver-’Junction. ' • ' The extended weather outlook High temperatures ove r South- drive. T h e ' workers were Mrs. from an ou tlaw y.arm y of •_lie first reading of the new indicates a. chance’ of a'few Some 50 members of the Idaho Ham el was following a car bn ’ High Low Pr. crn Idaho yesterday were 1 to Faefh Eaton, 'M rs. John Wert, Protestont vigilantes who threa­ state plumbing code was heard. 55 . 38 showers over the weekend. Tem ­ 6 degrees higher than the pre­ chajjter of the National Associa­ Mrs. Ronald Lancaster. Mrs. Rte. 93 in-Bow. N.H.. Saturday tened to massacre them. The ...... councilmen...... w ill attend the peratures into the-first part of vious day and ranged froip 75 tion of Theatre Owners were Joe Klines, {fira. Lillian Barton when a southbound car crossod next week will nvffraf»f> nnnr fr< ■ " ■ .Mountain- -The___threat— issued— b y -^ n l-P u l> ir c ^ i»H t ie »^ e a r in e —at— the media strip and slammed ind-M Pg.-Bc99ie-Beni a,nirT^ursday3t;the-Ponderosa •ft-=^llttle-«b6Ve=fibnTi'rfIrbW"wItH H om e:" were“dl^ibtitrt-b^he"WendeJl i±Le.-g;airparanyUtaryj:fipre£ Tnlo'^He vehicle~In ' iront of' inn to proiest the rallrfiad~re= FaUs. Cub Scouts and Hagerm an Boy known as the Ulster Volunteer Hftmel. movlftg’ the passenger car from The convention began Tuesday Scouts. Physicians on Hand were Force pumped new tensions the Buhl-Pocatello route. Ham el stopped his car, ran to with registration at.the Holiday Dr. Harold Holsinger and Dr into ahe British m ilitar> peace­ Inn and concluded Wednesday keeping effort here just as ic' burning wreckage and Maurice Scheel. Mrs. Ray Peter­ managed to pull two ttoys out. Magic Valley Hospitals evening with a banquet at the son and Mrs. G uy Callen were agreement had been reached ;to T u rf Club. Bud Schubert. Good- the.typists and Mrs. Denton Ad­ remove peaceably all Roman Police said the accident that Reds Told killed Hamcl and his companion Magic Valley Memorial Minidoka Memorial . ing. was master of cermonies ams was receptionist.______Catholic barricades. for the Wednesday morning ses-, apparentlv happened late Mon- A d m fitcd~ Regi-stered nurses attending ~CatHolics promised all .160 Continued F ro m J a fiO -J l Adrriltlcd sion. He Introduced Herb ’ ■ -nlphr - M l^ n g 'dy wnc .tnund.----- _^M ls.-.-P atrick Berjnlngham. Tonv Rav. DecIo;_and-Mrs. Schoenhardt and C. H. Ljman, were M rs. Veronica Maus, feet from the wreckage and Idaho^ Mrs. Wayne Kennedy,T5elyirr R^FtTifz^r-ICffrHcybtirn— Goodifig-Countyr'Mrsr uorothy Miss Merchant's about 30 /eet Simmons, Margie Bolton, Leslie Alexander, Lincoln County, and sincc Ihc August riots would lak e*-l-w h o disQusscd "What' J e ro m e . New-in-Equipment for You and _AuthQrltIes-werc-unabl6-lm— - B e a r - U k o ------. 74 - ^O' jcrus, all Twin Falls; Bruce Co- and Mrs.. Robert 'Fitzmaurice, and M. _JJl£_jnXU.La-n-l_Eroieslant -gar,-Seattle—Washit-Brent-Car' mediately to determine how the Stan" Briggs, director of con- ■UTGafes ,were the c a n te d threat that sent police sclirry- The White House disavowed ie r —and- Dcai] IL m m , both Nurs'is aides w ere Mrs. accident happened. ces.«dons. Lagoon Amusement ing to Belfast’s oval stadium South V ie tn a m e s ^ V ic e Pres­ K im b e iiy :_ c iiffo r d -0 1 d a k e r. Walter. Kelley, Mrs. Mary Mc­ P ark. Salt - Lake City, was the was directed_against the •Roma ident Nguyen Cao K y's state­ Wendell; Charles D. Lunte, Mrs. Gooding Memorial Leod and Mrs. M. e ; Scheel, soccer team, which was to plfty Joe Parton and George Knopp, luncheon speaker and Sen. Phil ment that the total U.S. troop Batt discussed "Daylight Sav- ;hnuts fo r the canteen belfast’s Newtonards club later .would ■ reach 150,000 ...... ;ho— end—^>^^1 White Hou-se sources said that

G race Volunteer Force said In a letter the figtires used by K y had not Gr^geville and unloaded the .equipment. delivered to a newspaper. "The Margaret Parker, Joe Trelo, foundtable discussion and grioe been officially “aiscussed“ wlth H afley Ing. Italian press and TV. ha' Mrs. Ralph Ahrcndscn and ses.sion, whFch concluded tl>e the South Vietnamese govern­ Idaho Falls attacked British Ulster ai .. daughter, Mrs. Latrv Watson business. ment. Jerom e St. Benedict's, Jerome • On Tuesday the group heard England and we must and shall Explaining . Its • move K im berly 78 and daughter, Mrs. Bernard Chapman, Mrs. Robert Brenna, Admitted from Robert Tankersley. E>en- C o ^ 'se F q r take punitive*' o'cllon against newsmen,-! the .White House said _ K u a & _ ...... * ------rfhr------‘e'd-'M eyor^ n d -^ r fr v er, p resident of- western- ser- If the three criteria Nixon has Lewiston “ V g - Jefferies, all Twin Falls; Mrs. Bowles, both Jerome; Curtis Ur- ...... - _____Supply;_ _.-.J~MDTCT - r 'l’he-— threatr— was— signed. . M alad 82 • both Jero Walter Locke and Mrs. Tom F. Pocatello theatre manager. “ Coptaln Johnson, Comman­ mean anything at all, the Mountain Home rutia, Douglas Urrutia and Har­ t^oi^ples Is lawman Jr.,^ both Gooding: How anl L. King, Continental dant, U.V.F,, 58th Battalion." administration canot- state P a rm a ■ ry Taylor, all Shoshone; Arthur M rs. R obert L . ' Bassett and Life and Accident Co., Twin Police said they were taking-It jid \lvlthdrawal schedule P ocatello Briar, Wendell. daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Buck, F alls and Wayne Kullander, In­ seriously. which would be carried out P res io a Dismissed New AtC SI and Mrs. Steve Hays, all Buhl; Mr.i. Emma Gelsler and terstate Amusement, Inc., Twin "We 'cannot afford to take rcgardle.ss o f the actions of the Rupert Mrs. Gerald Peterson. Burley; Foils. '• , any chanccs. and the team will other side. Salm on James P ettit.' both Jerom e; A tWo'. credit caurscJS-bcIng Charley-L.-Sears—MaltaT-Mrs; M rs^R obert Scha'cffer-and son, - T he special - guest - speaker have—fl- police - guard—before; The three crltcrla are pro- Twin F^llsT . offered by the College.of South- Gary Moss and.dtla w hter. K im bsrl.y.______Tuesday evening was Richard •McTCay,=^Vh6'Ur

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Charlc-s- Maestas,-.third. gr*de;:» 1 Chaxities Get J SchoolDance Mrs. Neil Andreason.-Mrs.-rtow— Sales Confab j :ard . PcWmL_Mr.5.-acy.- n ora^ fourth: Mr‘ Crowther,- Mrs. Nadine Hildegfande,' Mrs. Sjet In Burley Bo'ostFrbm Plans Listed Cieo •, Br:iul>orpcr, ' fifth; . Mrs.-' L^'le Piper. Mrs. Dave KennN' son. M rs. Carl Robinson, sixifi; By Simplqts Safety Plan At Richfield Mrs. Carl PaulsQn, Mrs. LaRac Brown, Mrs. Martin Whitcsell,. .. HEYBURN — Fifty-six food . BURLEY Local charities Rl'CHFIELD — All Rlchfiel , seventh; Mrs.. Nel.son Fri?d-' brokef-s ahtl distributors from rcceivc funds as a new phase hjgh school dancc.s Will begin rick.son, Mrs-. ' Rupert Goicoe- ^11 parts of Ihc Uniied Slntos. in -th e—J—Rr-Simplot-"Cor-?Hey- ■ T-p.m. and end at 12 p.m.', chca, Mrs, Grant Haws, eighth. ;'will get a firsthand look at Ida­ burn'plant’s safety, program. ■as announced hy Supr. Noil Dcci.sion as to plans for the ho’s famous prodijcl.' pototocK, Rpx Stanley, safety directpr, Andreason at the P T A meeting annual .Halloween carnival will -d u rtn R -th e -J -R -S im p lo t Cor's m ade the check presentations Monday evening. bo made at tlic reception. Room inth .nnntinl cnlpc «f»minnr this on^bohalf-ot-thc-cmploycs.-— Mr.- -M r^,-^iarIcs.-Riut-l mothers, .will be in charge nf • week. Receiving the charity chocks cane. co-nrctii(H‘nis oi uu- ltich»~ •VtWentine-tiOd ------R'obart-Er^KanoyrTCaWw^i; were' M rs..'M orviii ' Ling,— past field .PTA'., invited new ly, ap­ fiw nt .scbliol -juid nS.’lk’e ^ reiT ’ assistant sales monaBer o f the Minidoka County Cancer Fund pointed room parents to attend froshmcnt arrangements f o r ' . Food Processing Division of the chairman; Dari bleed, Scout ex­ other mcc'tinRS ihroiighout the P T A inectinRS. , . v .. ■J. R. ^implot Co.. said the dele­ ecutive ■ for the Snake Rive school year, gates to the seminar wiH tra.vel Area Council; ,Lec Childs, cxecu Mrs. Glcn- Ro,ss, room mother STORivjS RAVAGE k 6reA ' '■■T to’ Burley by chartered buB tivc dircctor_ HURO Dnisoglio. vlco prqs,- Newest-graduate of National — -ident o f the Hej-burn operattonsr (heir favorite charity by simply Airlines' stewardess training • will, .conduct the Ttieetings, as- observing thc-pl^t’s safety pro­ Schodt-ln M iam i ls Mtsr-Srnilc\4 gram . Each.'month that a de­ .^sted by other rncmbers of the <. Farm er, daughter o f Mr. and partment goes "accident free.” He%burn staff. Vlrs. Hugh,Farmer;,425 Sunnse, The wisdom-of ' . ___.Friday,-the delegates will tour the J. R. Simplot Co. rewards T win Falls. ’ithi.110, ------(he-Heyi)urrt-plant-and-t^»e-Bur- •Farm er^-" . .;uccecding month that an indiv­ Icy Processing Co. before re­ graduate of Twin Falls High -ESpmtmNeE- turning to Boise. idual departtiient maintains an ac,cidont free status, the amount School -and attended the Uni- Concluding (ho sem in a r. will -versit(/ of Idaho ^ rio r to her be the awards banquet. fieldT^n- ia-r^oubled—over-j-a—six—^nonth ^a-frlcndly imdcrstaiKling j day night, in Boise, whete certi* p eriod r-i------j - Active 'in .Thespians, l^rench ' fic’ates of accomplishment w ill At the end of a .that grows w t li years of scrvice Club and Angel Flight, she also be nresenled to each delORate period, all funds arc collected participated. In Pep Club and . ,__by J.: R./CJack^.Simplot, Idaho from cach.dQPflrtm.cnl.and-plac­ to families from every.. Drill Team activities on the lo­ industrialist.and founder o f the ed «m a lump sum and at_this cal campus. company. tirtie •'empIoS5lf" are given' a . ^YaUcoflife. choice as to which charity the Based in Miami, Miss Farm- i shall be cionntcd. ^ -tdll-sTrvc-aboaTd-tlights-tD- P r nnfpql 'ic nicn n r every major city qlong the East -Jj]ngineei^ls- petition between the various-de- paym ents .in the plant to see southern United States to Los wKich'Te’p\rliJWTirT:nn“Talsc-tlie -AnReles-and-San-Franeisco-and RetainedFor most m oney," stated M r. Stan­ between Miami and London. She ley. will shortly receive specialized County Plan .. iraininB for scrvice aboard the JQrugajlakeiLAL giant 747 and new tri-jet air Preston, has biicn ' retained, as THIS-FISH-LOADER Is en route io Denmark. The machine m s built by J.—JrHarrington,-'' WHITE planner and engineer for Mini- Twin Falls,,irl.L leanlng-against ...... the machlnc, manager, ot Harrington Manufacturing . . Co., , Twin Rupert Office doka Coiintv tf. complelg. Falls. With this loader, i 1 an Europgan-markct for i ____ prehensivfi-suiivey of ifie coun­ ~c&sslrtg —RUPERT —ThIevesl)rotarln ty ’s resources. • to the office of a .Rupert doctor '*The'Cbap6l b y jh i'p ^ rk ^ '^ The survey Is to begin Imme^ taking an undetermined amoun 136 4th AVE. EAST-TWIN FALLS’^ lines manufactured _.by._the_ lo­ o f drugs, police report.------diatelyrTiccording to members Fish Loading Macliine Is cal firm...J'tlr. Hacringlon said " PHONE733-6600 ...... -'T'' of the county'planning corhmis- In addition to the breakin in­ the .loader w ill go b y boat to to, the office of Dr. A. F. Dai­ ■ Sion who .m et recently to -sign Denmark and-will Uke. about le y , another entry %vBs-reporfiid . -the contract with M r; Smith. Sent To Far O ff Denmiai'k 30.days. The. commission has receivea at.T re v in o and-John.son-Equit>- 'U i „ ' ■ ------bro « g- a S7,C00 Farmers Home Ad^in- A Twin_FalU firm i Istidiiuii iji -p rep - ; - - -MOO, in .tmall, havo on European market for comprehensive survty, . which .. ,rk is bccause of .the expense bills was taken from a- desk its manufacturcd.products. w ill reveal statistics cqncerning company that purchased Mr. of other means of transportation in the office Monday*-night. Harrington Manufacturing Co;, U/A«^rlAl1 n... all resources in the county, In- Harrington’ s fish loader w ill use as the machine weighs, about a manufacturing firm of trout .eluding clim atic data, • mineral it in their operation nnd also 1,000 pdunds. processing equipment;- has sent resource data, people, economic as a demonstrator to other trout A t the-end o f. the boat trip, its first piece of equipment to farms throughout Europe., ------base,- government and finance, Europe. public.and seml-publlc im prove. JIh»-loader-i! ■' nients,'" agi icultuial .lesourcc-'C — Jr g ." H gTrln~eion, m anager of water resource data, recreation, the firm, said he has sent a fish and wildlife data. forcst*re- fish loading macihlne -to Den­ - sources, range resources, and mark, the world’s largest trout land-uso plan.. producing country, to a feed The* p rim ary-pu rp ose-of the company. Denmark produces .survey Is to qualify the county about-2S-milIlon pounds of tVput n iiiiuKlly U.S • cqmparca ta Toiii* ment of sewer and w ater sjvi- million in the U.S.. temii should such b e desired. M r. Harrington said this -Dan^ The survey is also lo be used Ish feed company has a troiit as an aid In planning for order- farm and also will be a fran- ■ Iv developmentn c n t ^ of L J thel t;oun|y chlsed distributor for Harring. for th^ next 10 or 20' years. ton'.s proce.Hslng equipment. - - ...... Mr. Smith is to have the .sgr- '>lMr. Harrington snid tlii3_w]ll — ve?~~£5mpi f bo' fIrst“ fl.sh-^oadcr-in-— Den------months,-at whjch time 250'cop- los will ho available for use • In the county. Members of -the joning and planning commission include Pope Condemns Roy llonsinger, chairman; Doro------thy-CotirtrlghtT^ccrctnry-tfcnsr Clerical Dissenlr urer; Wayne Hollcnbcck, rcprc- ' RcntlnfTthc-county-commhsion- CASTLE—GANDOLFO,- crs; Pete Wnkcwond, U. U, Lo- (UPI)-Pope Paul VI saW cnnd'er. A rt Smith, Henry Schod- today dissent within the Roman do, and G eorge liedllnd Catholle clergy appenr^i lo have gone beyond permissible limits, "One cannot fotik on without Richfield Fete npprehension nt the ease with wliicii Iho virtues, of ccclcsinstlc obedlenco [s Infringed;" he.siild: Set For Teachers Tlje Popo appealed nt his regular weekly • general aud' R IC H FIE LD —Richfield Icnch ienco (or churchmen nnd e n will bn feted nt the nnnunl inymen to unite in action tcncJierH* redcptinn nt 8 p,m UY*’ rcome the .Influence of ■ 'iluiriidny nt tlie hiKh .ichool au' priest.i conle.sting such issues ditorliim, 'I’ll'} evi Hcrv* wafi filled with .silent, uncier- • ed b y high. Kcliool room pnronts. Htandlng iheinl>er.i. ------Ihft.rowin.c'^rcntfl n x ej^ r. ntiil Mrff. Manuel King, MrTaiKj'WI-K: Mi5rd:*Securlfy W rth 5>lorllns King, .lenivrn; M r. nrn! •’ M n , ChnrlCN SUidor, Mr. EALSE-TEETH nnd M n . Bflrt Brown. M r, nnd Af AnyTlme "TtTTTT" uiid more romfnrt, Ju«l aprlnkle * verlon^j^CHhman clnss,

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•^t»dputar 5t‘ 6RT5TER'nioaSI^prahr— ahyilme. Slyjad for tho trim,'' young ..... - lookjrout Ib-raally fit; Alwaya laokB groat, always «tayrn6arB?c®Dnnt'»~ StA-Prosf. And only Levl's'maKes Sla- Prort. :

' :THB IDAHP Bp,»RTWENT STOdE — — ^ ROBER-r^ENilVND JOHN^GOLDSMlTti

M agic Valletfs Homp. Newspaper ■WASHtNGTQN — Sotlcltor Gen-, \ c rnmont tn iarg;umGnts^hefQLe— casinos.-Senator3'antl-congres3r— be~consid( ennnnr-Harlair-and-Whlter-Trt- eral I£r\vin Griswold is under Supremc Court, .Hebert flat- men indignantly demanded he 1 u 1 1 0 ,-js tic a lly cen.suring- ich of the.se instances, ■ t h i Wednesday, Sopt. 17,1969 PHONE 733*0931 ■ forccful congressional dcmuad y accuscs the 71-ycaT-oW, tour- quit the b erth . -. , > - Douglas ind calling for his re- Court subsequently vacated that he form ally ask t ti o ime.'i-mnrried Douglas' of hav- Douglas w as,defiant. He let tlrement. Douglas' slays, but hot until In­ -A l W£ST£RGR£N ' tHOMAS HOWARD O. A. CGutl'KElKER WHEY DODDS calculable and Irxcparabjq m is­ Publtiher A»»lilont to Th'o Publl>h*r £dil«r . Advertliing Manaof Supreme Court lo rcquiro Jiis- ns Ipng displayed "open and It be known he \vould not resign - Hebert lays the ground for tico William O. Douclas lo ub- such a move in his letter to chief had been done.*’ \ . gdje Ca r p!>^t£r dale THOMreON P^UL STANDIEY ' . O. J. SMITW vindictive bias and. prejudice’*' as form er Justice Forias did , Clrcvlotion Director ComDo»ing Coom Manogir I’mii R»om Monogat ' Munaglng EdilM stain from ,slltinir'on n far- a'goinst the Aci, and being under threat of impeachment .on Griswold.' • •• Dc.'ipifF these'rcjwatcd rebuk­ renchin« case Involving the va­ "W ora lly jind clhlcally unfit to charges Involving another foun­ Citing details of Douglas ‘ no­ in g, rebuffs bv his colleagues,- lidity .of a kcv prov!.slon o ( the sit'.on this crucial case.” ' '• dation. torious rccord of bios and pre­ Douglas^ is silir. continuing his Scl(}ctive Service Act. • *‘His record is as notorious. The last of tlte Douglas affair judice agaio.st the Vietnam war meddling and obi^lructlonism. This unprecedented proposnl aS( it Is indisputable,” declai;ed ■ has not~bcen heard, Hebert’.^ and Just about everything re-, Hebert cites recent instanca is. teln jj mnde' b y Rep. F ; Ed­ Hebert, one-time crusading NC\y vigorous demand that the m ili­ latlng to It,” Hebert declares: inwlving Capt. "Howard Levy, ward Hebert, D-La., second-. Orleans-newsman and editor. tant "peacenik'.’ be compelled •There can be no argument . an Army doctor serving a three- or-of-the-powerful — -This-lalest-txtraordmSry-xhal*- ...... ■ -* 'rvolv-— -abolirthatr-Even-he-cni j — ycaiT-sentcncc-for-fofusiirB-to'’— ilouse Arm ed Services Commit- lene e .o f Douglas follows on the Ing the dr ift and related Issures cloim to have an open -h e - mcdic.s of service M V ie t- ■ imncl-thalimmi-ttf/ttr — hoots of—»ccu*il-dts; ■ TTortai mln< ... ^-^ugTasl_rbIease£II&irr„ mittees^on the National Guard, he had, been getting $12,000, a gressional’opposition to hi.s, cor were a man of 'high character after Justice William Brennan • -It is bccominB ob.vious that the opportunity 'toward the end of’ the ressfve and draft. ysar- as head of n foundation tlnuance on the Supreme Court, and probity, he would abstain J r .,' who has jurisdiction in , on his own accord. But obvious­ dccade of the Sixties that put man decade ahead t6 chtch four of our In a blunt letter to Griswold, which derived much of its .In- ' M embers of the House Judl- Levy’s area, had rejeotcd his- vhe_jnJJita,y In general _ _roanned-fiifibti~to-the-moon-for-sci- - -better-world-will remain merely'fic- — When tribtinal-r.esinncs-next— H ebert noted he-is-aw aro-that- entific studies of the lunar surface, . tio n ., ...... - inonth:— Hebert m aintains—^ — seeklnff^Douglas—forced w 1 1 h- ; and more could be quickly insUlul- Earth seems uniquely adapted for outcome “ Is ot the utmost Im- drawal Iro m sitUixg on such - portance to the security of-the - cases Is extraordmary and pos­ • ed 'if desired. The projpcted flights mmj^wha hasyet=lo^ prove ii|e is sibly even unprecedented.-* But for—if^ n d —whose-:threats _____ Ikes at the very 'he contended it Is com pletely mucl^, since appropriations against its continued fitness^'ai^e of the military strengthvOL-th« warranted and justified. fnade earlierl " • growing at an alarming rate . { countiy,’” he- wrote Solicitor - To permit-Douglaa-tp pass On ■Apollo 11 brought back M anne^ m issions, in orbit arfJund General Griswold. ‘TTie theory such cases would b e 'a “ clear- iles=of—moon—rock-s-and-kiu9t-Bnd— the-^ftyHt-mtght^avermr ' tiie g o V c r !>' some surphstng results~havc been— dtate—application—and~ho!d $ome -ticular-war-is-one-of-the major issues in this case. The resolu­ ment.” reported from early testing, • al- promise for improvements in k6ep-. tion, o...... f this Issue m ay,. vitally- ‘ ‘ ft therefore, soems-tfr m e en- . though' as the. saying'goes, Vve have ing earth livdble, better ^ satel- ornrfft nhHlty /^f fht. gnW..___tife jy fmV and prnpBr •• only-scratched, the surface. lite- communlc6tions.--better_ f.o.ne-- tive Service System to m e«t fu.- . _nation_aj |ntei.ey,” H e l«r t .wrpte, _ -';-4Jnmanned^p!anetary—p ro b r s;— castiag“ perhaps gbme forms of ture m ilitary manpower require- “ to form ally ask the Court that which cost much'less than manned 'weather control, and better under- ments." Douglas be required to with- — I^ r —t-hls~of-ucia!^easonr~*He - dr-aw—from—this—and—all—othoi^— flights aiiU-d o "not risk-livey,~ are— standing df-Ganh’s uirrwaief ahd" J)ert-holdSr-thc-Supromo-Courti«— cases-involving4he.Vietnam-war— ■ -to be expected,-There-i&-a-unique— other—natural—resources^ consideration of this case calls and the Selective Service Act., for "impeccable objectivity and . I honestly believe that by mere- unchallengeable impartiality. It ly submitting such a petition -ls-inconcelvable-.that-the-9Hght>-— niuch-good-cou ld-bo-a c c .o ;m -- est trace of bias or prejudice pllshed by focusing a highly should be permitted, either pro' needed ch^Henga where it fil­ e r con ." . ______tingly belongs.” ______[iBtljnTiiCwlib-caiu claim ------ih-prcssing^lIcItor-Goner«l— W a x J M D rjig s •uch scrupuloustiess Is Douglas. - G risw old.-to -c ra c k --d ow n -on "If ever there was a judge Douglas. Hebert Is continuing to explicitly and mllltantly com- wage his long fight against the President Nixon took dead aim Recent reports have Indicated m itred on an .Issue.V Hebert high-handcd_^'peac£mk!l. jurist.— _on'i:tlic narcotics ■ problem "and the abat^""-^marijuana . from_ cTwrged, “ Douglas Is on .the Last - month, soon after new Vietnam—war—and just about— Chief'Justice Burger took office, -threat-it-poses’ to the nation’s youth • M ^ ic o rea ch ln g-th e -United- State's e v e ry th in g. -r..... e la...... tin g -to■ -'■ If. ’ In Hebert urged him to overrule by enlisting Mexico’s aid in cutting with resultant skyrocketing prices ■ iS. lectures, written arti- TViiinlftc’Douglas’ "clearly‘Vlpanlu high-handed off the sources of supply. and a shifting -to other possibly .. _.id' legal" pronouncements and arbitrary" release of Capt. “ It is doubtful,” Nixon said, "that more dangerous drugs. has repeatedly demonstrated Levy after Justice Brennan had an American parent can send a son his personal vendetta and hos­ refused the release. It is cornmonly known that many tility, and sought every oppor­ "It seems only logical,'* He- tunity to, take 'legal' action'to berftold Burger, "that If Doug-- ® »°" United-States nre nvnil- tery to continue operations In Justlce Brennan, then the C h ie f' Justice can override a decision T o leave no doubt fn Grls- b y Justice Douglas. I cannot un- one third of all college and high - V i m ’S TftUrd ' Ub to the extent-^ -d«fatftnd- how ■ aftd- .why—b e - It ■ back into the United States. school students today - have used and nature of this "notorious belngx allowed to continue to marijuana or some other drug and Nixon also has recommended to BRUCE BIOSSAT record," Hebert cites a number harhstring the ^nllltary ser­ the nu m ber has been ' risint? at a Congress' a comprehensive prdpram o f specific instances. vices." "The recw Mii of the 'suprewo— ~Egnigr~~tli • runaway rate despite publicity of tu ’brlni*' into llne“ fcaci‘arand state laws dealing with sale, possession, Court will show." he declan warned thcn-ihTl^ Justice War­ crimes and deaths resulting from "th a t In the past several years ren that If the Supremo Court harcotlcs. This is essential in view drug abuse. ' * Illinois Has GOP Muscle Justice Douglas has Issued a did not tighten Its rules o f pro­ Therefore, the President’s action oj th e prc.sent loopholes an d en- number of stays In cases Involv­ cedure so as to put an end fdrcement problems that have re­ to "orbltrary and capricious" In preparing a .. gigantic effort CHICAGO (N E A ) — The up­ stant hord eye on the whole com e tax. Though he hod to ing the Vietnam war after they had been refused by other-mcm- decrees by Its members, legis­ against smuggling of marijuana and sulted from narrow legal interpre­ beat condition of the IllinoU Re­ matter of party develof)ment. settle for 214 pcr cent personal bet's of the Court — among them lation to forcibly Impo.sc .such- other dangerous drugs from Mexico tations. ' publican parly is not only a His grnsp of. politics Is-good, le vy and 4 per cent corporate, --llll' ____ As.rcmarkcd.ycsierday.-thcre_ — Docs. hepatUls-como-bnck?-As— nols ns .somehow the proven po- Isn't any "dram ntlc" treatment n general rule, no.'One attack MR. SPECTATOR lilicul property of Chlcago'.i >AUL HARVEY for hepatitis, no "w onder drug.'' usually confers Immunity. But Democratic Mayor Richard Dn- Indeed, there are few virus di­ 1 wouldn't advise anyone to be ley now suddenly sc'a it a.s a seases which yield to medica­ careless about such methods o f nd--iibir' • • tion, and that la true of hepa- i I w ill :dlSCUS.S t07 . a le rt and trlunipUuut KopMhU- -Fl€^-Eeddlers TlS^Wofld Champs cans. llver. How sonn-lo ROt-'up-without- The liver, forUinately for all risk of a relapse'? The only rule The Irnnsilion, of course, wns D irty iifovles, magazines and nbic t< ilecldc what any house- of us, has strong powers of re­ ! dm give is to slay in bed If you think that wo entertain he­ organizations reprc.sentlng the not sudden. honks now gross more than $2 w ife k; )ws;, tho difference be- cuperation, but It must he given ns long as your doctor tells y o u - roes here In the United States Mr. w hole cou n lry. A fte r tho dinner, ihe . rir.si, thraUKli nrganliinlion of hlilion n year, ■rorniigrapliy is ■fw. whut's " a r t " and' wimt's n chance. Therefore bed rest to. Your appetite, how. you feel, Speclator would hasten to point out wiiole counlry. After Ihe dinner, a fund-raising outfit called Tho n biggor iHisincss than tho •'leg- "dirt, and a liquid diet nro essential return of Ih'e llvor lo normal to you folks that they go way out tho little heroes will give interview.s f.(l().Chil>, whicli vlgorouslv soiic- lllnutte" nuwie Indu.stry. Ht‘d srioo contrlbutlon.s from ft I Rfpealedly tho'court has hi treating l)cpulitls In Its early, size, nil arc guides, hut chemi-. in F ree China.' that will be televised and broadcast. I am going In use the word .struck down efforts at censor* acute slage. ciil tests ift deldnnino tim slato wldn siK'c'tniiii ollllcal aper for o copy of tho book- mumbers-.se(‘lng the famo on nation- ttichnlquei^.. V . Including . , ...... nt tho Pttclflc by-dofoatlnH-Ju«- ccsBlnRr««ch--njspnrch-props-f»s--J>i— l‘>u_iH?a«‘i^'’iiO|l_jjI_aiiiwal— huuwlimJmv«_thuy. . ______not consume alcohol lif any- -ciiKC." Please enclose a long, h e ro’s Ihu story from the I^'reo pan, Ihe world title winner in 1007 tho cxlenslvo microfilming of «very «,.x t-rli^tmi a p j* \^i what weapons, the 11 mil* form .'’Alcf>uoi p iits-a'u trn ln 'on - "nftir-irddfMfftRir-mtimptsa-rnvn*- China W eekly:,, an/1 IHfiB, ■ . file nui|erlals for.- UBc us Is ...... foiirtd a ...... quantity-o/»lurld- ...... > 1(1* m niiliO T 5 ' ll'" GoncrnI any llveri when tho liver lopo,. and M cents In coin lo crhnire, iR vom b'»Ul»K tho vlr\w Infcciloii Tho nation, Is nroparlng a heroes' . ,Fight leanis Iot»k part In Ihe Wil­ palgn ammunition, the newest ilerailon of ■Wonieii'fl Clubs cover co!il of printing nnd liand- expertise In poll analysis... I.ew«ly nudl(t movies have Iw^- iiivi! liuuiched a carnpalgti ... of hepatitis, alcohol is, llterhlly, ling, welcome for tho '1‘alchiuig Golden liamsport tournament— four Am eri­ 'I'o keep the luoiiey flowlntt conio big huHlness, It's nut Just hull the proliferation of lurid |M)lson. UncauHo of llie iromentl'^t'^ As Iho - tlisoasu BubslrtoB, "(in Dragon bastsball loam, which won can teams roprc.senling the cast. Iri n hrood.fitroam, thore-jfl n lio . un’ UruuilwaV that ihev are now sox, crime and Vlolunce In mo* vlume of. mail received dally. ., the Jflllfl L lttlc j.L tu g iic W orld Series,, .Wafit. north..«nd .uoiiUi regions,-and n new Finance Co-ordinating Hlairing till! sex act' tlioKe'Nkin* 'I V, mtigarliu'H and papcr- does tho laimdlce, or ycllownoss D r. Thoslcnon rei{rets that ho of the sidn, Ueason for tills ye|- when they return to Tulpol from tho four lcum}j Tcpresenllng Canada, Commltteo...... It* .iaak...... is (o.nilract. ^flicks „ artj . KhowlngJa...... hacks. rcderntlon...... presiilent cannot answer Individual iqttors, lowlnif, by tho way. lies In Iho but wiienever* nosrfihiB hfl Mse» United States Sept. 7, , cQlorinfr-matter. In bllff.-fho ln>- c iffr ; ‘rpspot^ttv6iy ; ■rertrfers' quesllohs ' In his col* ltd Qthom who inlRht contrltjulo _ KlatoH. Including Now viUved hns not worked, P rom * p r la n t -hcads’ nf thnso )>y_tho liver, 'dOntedly IfirgO CroWd.Tnchidltig ofin-' "nnals by dnfeatlng Cfintida ,5-0 in ty nnd iQcnl o«lcoa lQ_fliidjiuo:__ to xiitrart-'ilio njulliitV-.iilciu^^ ■ , V .i ti .. i ...... (he liver Inflamed And ...... " '■ -imluHtrlu* have not boan carried Olllclnl Ciiy nnrt Cnunly Ntwii>op«f tlngonts fro m a ll p a r t s 'o f mifi .Js- 'th e'flr.^ t rottnd Aug, 20, "po'rt for phrilculnr candldi^ies.indldijii In ■ ftTiluKtry^'iiiiluKtry'^ have liavr .nffordl _ jax and Bwollon, m u civoflh is yclioiv col-' „ ...... n. - ...... —.... out. Tho entertainment media, orlng matter Is dlHcfinrgfld by Mnnilfor nl Audit Oiireciu of land. ■ * They dufemed the north- region ...... HympHlhQlIc“ placcH. ' — .other advantages' In pr(xlucer« ,l« Increasingly vulgar and of- CIicuIhIIom iimi IJPI ' of .lexplollailnn fllnu. ' flltcrir" “' .■ough...... ' the body .llfl*, A flo r -^ e ro m o n lo s at tho airp ort,— foam -or the U nilcd .States <1.3 In tho , T hU year the party already fonHlvo," sues, _ riifitioni TO Siciion'AO-IOn Icinlio — Oftun ihc. publlclty-iur-iheiol. :) liver’s function re- «h o-yoD n6-I»e ro o 8--w lll-bo-panidod-- Honii.finalfr Aug.--22-nnd-tritimphca—iHiL-ruLiiuU$U>^.QOO-fop-tlii>^-lt>7U- nir,,, ’ V„ Viitnnr JJ'hriJugli . lis-:iioilun«U inagfl.v. turmI- la-normul,-1 IliuuilaV-li.t low • hiHlciet quickies Includes ...... ad,Its ir.,00(l clubs In ^f) •' through tho-clly Jn 20 open cars fi-O over tho west region American ni Si^who^ “ ontVol . »R ':‘’.,W8..-Jl01Tor .and-.vIulonc<>-- J i Lilia_inoelrm '' Ptihlltlisd (Inlly nnd Swntlny, «xc«pl ,, -ofrTinnnimiaB~Df-ptrrt|7icr 1)0...... linal game..... Aug, 2-J, ho of utmost significance. n|nco themsolvcfl,- 'hu t many — for­ how cluhwomeli In thelr rospoc- cilty-oolo'rod.-then rcturna to lls Snlurihiy, ol 130 Sccond Slriat-W*tl, these IhkIIcs will redlstrli'l ’ ac< eign and'ilotDostlc — are what' 1^ In tlio ovonihg, (ho U - m cm bor Ir> thu titio fight a wild pitch nnd tlvo towns can "criiAade for nio^ yellow or brown, and the color* Twin rnlU.-Moho.-naBOt, by- Mnfll* '[i n.Jfl'uV'oi ii»* pom .n k * ii*. delogntions, ■ Nino Siq)reme Court Justices, ^— ^dlnnorhostcd bynnjblipTind-prtvotir-'in thd fourth. I Ihero Is nb xiinMll Hko lliat of . . , llepatltUllenatltli...... pro properly perly tinrod for.fori " “ OJ,“ u n d « th* Oflllvlg ^ifniaelf kotipi « con" •uverftBflnso-M/'have'bcon tn j-' a wom an-a,corned. ■— pauall,uaually run# lli cOllrpo in W e d n «d iy , Sept. 17,1969 Trrnes-Naws, Twin Falj!, Idaho

...... DONATION'NOTED ------f dOirate“ a“TriRh~gIft“ lo“ fhe“ Har- Ihe home of Mrs7'LbVc'ah~Scars, Two Kimberly Seniors Ai'e MILNER — Members of thejbor House for children nt Twin Twin Falls. Mrs. Jesse Jack- tainm^nt _ and Mrs. Richard Friendship Circle Clubrvoted tol Falls at a meeting rccc'ntly'at son was In charge of the entfr-. George wor> the'game prize. ;Seini=Fliiirlists^IirPro^\an^

KIMBERLY — Two Kimberly 000 scholarships fo r the renew­ THIRD THURSDAY high, school seniors are rflmong able four-year scholorship,'!. pro- the 15,000 semi-finalisU in (he vfded by some 400 corporations, ■■ Nali&nal M erit Scholarship pro- foundations. coilegcS, unions, .•-gram..,' r- ■ trusts and. professional a^ociS ' REM NANT d a y s They arc Allen Smith', son of tlons. ' . . Terrific valpes on o.big group'of fobrics'bf eye^ descriptionlAII first-qualifyl- Dr. and Mrs. J — Hamilton .. Nnmes of th6 1969-70 merit Sdve now! ^ -Sm ith. ..and M ark Fisher, son scholarship, wftiners w ill'b e an­ of M r. nnd Mrs. Leonard Fish- nounced A p ril 30,. 1970. Prices Greatly Reduced THURS.-FRI. -SAT. ^he-scm!^lnaltstsTtttUst'Xa7 _vance to_finalist standinB_ta-be considered for the merit schol­ 'WinneTs'Listed arships to be awarded n c'x t spring, .but according to Mrs. The Monday Night Duplicate Ella Hilvcrda. guidance. coun­ Bridge Club tnet at Siihnyview. selor, about 97 por ccnt Courts for the fir.it of a six- .‘ cxpeotpd to becomc finalists___ week series play. Winners were '-ea ch will be considered for one Mrs. H. E. Burgess and Rex —-Jolht-'rosolutlon»-o£_tlic_CQit tj\le— Masterftj— Buhl,— jccond;. grcss aultiorlzed tho President Raym ond O’ Dell, third. to Issue annual -proclamations calling for the observance. The Red clover: AI Theener, Fi­ ._first...resolution, approved in ler, first; H. G. Cobb._FlLei:, 19.'i2, authorized tho designation second; Thomas ' Heytmanek, o f Senr. 17 each year as "Citi­ Duhl, third; white clover: H. zenship Day" In commemora­ G. Cobb, first; Thomas Hoytman- tion- of alt citizens who t\ave ek. sccond; L y le Schnitker, come of age and all who have third. been naturalized during t h t Oats: Thomas' Heytmanek,

The second resolution, approv­ Rolph'Hostetler, Filer, third; ed Aug. 2, lf).^6, authorized the smooth table peas: John Dean. - doslHnatlon of the week begin' Twin Falls, first; Gordon-Hen­ nlng Sept. 17 of each year bj drix, sccond; John Dean, third. •‘Constitution W eek ," q time for .study nnd observance of tlie acts which/esulted In tho formation o f tho constitution, The P resi­ Special $1.98 dent now Jssuea a Ringle procla. matlon. STOP.FIRfe: . Tht< proclamation this, year -W09 iHNWod by Prealdent.Nixon.. Ifo called for speciol observanc- I ovcr-U»« nation. - •

LOSE 10 LBS. IN 10 DAYS O N NEW GRAPEFRUIT DIET

...... snrhwtnrr...... oul tlip U.S. and Cnnndo, Word of Ita iucc«i» lini »pi«ad llk« wlidflr®. becnui* liili It llio onfc dial itial taoll/ i*em» to' wofh' (or mo»t ovof wslyhi psopl*, A'wall known Tofonio columnlit r«c«nil/ pioliad II to ll>a iklat. lit tcpodaiJ looilno 3,0 poundt quick!/ and aailly, long alter tia dtipaltad of avir Qitllng down to.hli wartlrna walght of MS poundi. All ihU williout culling out Ilia occoilonal b«ar. If It li faliowad axocllyt iliaVavaraga ova*M(lah> padon ^lould lot* 10 pound* In 10 a no hungar pungi. Now ravlivd ond anlargad, (lilt naw til«t latl you llull youMolf w/lh foodi ^linl wara fotmnlly "fotblddan,” Socit ot big »taok» itlmmad Wttlnloi, («l»d dilckan, ilth O'ovI*', moyon- nnlta, |ol>tlar twiniming In bultar, i^acon, foil, inuiauat and ttramblad. aggi. You cnn acil unlll yoU ora full, unlit you cannot pottlbly ant ony niora, And illll you ilioulil loia 10 poundi In tlia (IttI 10 dnyt, piv* ' 1'/i'-peimHi'•very two tlfly#'.|fiBi*ohar until your Tn''1i»- notmnl. Tlia laftol t>alilnd llili naw "Qolclc walglit leu" li not ganarolly .Kj10Wn...rai.Jl.holJim.thB0nifl£i..doBi.nat;Jafm fnt.-Piihopi-lai-.llofMa- fnt, And Ilia grapsfiull julc*. In llilt naw dial might net ni n cnialyit (Ilia trlggar) to ilott Ilia fol l>utnlno procati. You Huff yourtall on lha ■ fof«5d lUI In tha dial ^Inn, ond illlt loia unilglitly lot •ucaii l>o«(y fliilili. WItan tlia fii) ond blool. nta'pnn.a you will et lo loia walglit nnd Vnur'walfltit will ramaln conltflllad,'A'c6p'y*or llili* naw nnd «lq

«a^oi Untandltlanal m«n>y bacli guaranla*; If •ftarl'Ylng Ih* dla(>l«'n y*4 hpva nel lei( 7 pvundi In |h» (inl 7 .dayt, an^ analhar * Mundi In lha naxt 7.dayi, ond.lM paundi.avary Iwa

llmltai iwpply. * - To t a l D IS C O U N T — ^ 9 0 0 0 PRaCES HAVE BEEN SLASHED TO DiSQQUNT! 'A ir ^ All PR8CES ARE IN EFFECT EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK! Enjoy top quality meats and savo on your food budget with TOTAU 'DISCbUl^T PRICING at Albert­ son’s, Albertson's still offers Its •cu storners^pp—jquallty;— \J:Sr- Choice meats. Tlie same big sl^. DJtSimUffit lection Is available but prices have been lowered to ^OTAL Whole or Half BUT DISCOUNT. T.h e s rf - discount WHOLE or SPLir tUT-UP GROUND prices are-ln effect-seven days a fryers FRYERS Legs & Thighs SALMON CHUCK TURKEYS ALiBiRTSQW*S week. You don't have to-walt for -U;S:D.-Ar-* weekend specials! Albertson’s In s p e cted P iu m p 9 U A L IT Y Invites you to.shop and compare MMjy. . quality and—prrce.-^You!!!—find- You'll discover the BIG DIFFERENCE Ja tho Savings 'TQjal"-Dtscoant~Rrlces“\vtU~sav67 whan you shop Albertson's. Cornpare quality. Compare you^money EVERYDAY! - ’• LB. LB. LB prices •— and pocket the savings. You'll find Total pis- count PrIclng'savo»-y6u money EVERYDAY of the weeki .-You g e t-th e : same top. SleafcSS r Flqvorful . . lb. P M tlr e p fi "^^heese it; 7 J t. prices! ShbppIhgJs easy ^ because each de- * partment Is clearly Identified. And, you get fast, frlendiy/ iSausage^^S^ ^ 6 8 c - :eak Bantltu. U.S. Chalo » lb. Roasf U.S.O.A.-Cho[c* .. SSc_ -and-courteous service! Shop where you-SAVE— ■ son's! ______,_ChutluJtod#_ ------..... ------4 1 v 0 8 - - $ W 8 - Roast Pork^Ctiops ■ 86c

COMPARE THE SAVINGS YOU MAKE E^^^ 7 DAYS A WEEK COMPARE THE SAVINGS YOU MAKE EVERY-DAY—7 DAYS-A WEEK WITH rALBERTSONiS-LOW,^LOW M C IM TISSUE W ITH ALBERTSON’S LOW, LOW TOTAL DISCOUNT PRICESI TOTAL TOTAL DISCOUNT PRICES 1 -A18EIITS0N:»- ALBERTSON'S 'oTHER Scotties Assorted. OI5COUNT SUPEitMAtin - DISCOUNT SUPERMARKET PRICE _ PRICE ■ ■Colors, Bargainl -ing th* lavlhgs we got from the wholeialor andmanufaelurar on to you. Watch Alberjson's Detergent . Knox Gelatin 31 )*nVtlop«...... Campbell's Tomato. Soup...... ;. for the Bo'nurBuy sticker'lA every department. It means Special Savings for your b u d g e t. •onut Suyi Eir*cllv« O Q O C t. - - ' Nalley's Lumberjack Syrup « Kellogg Special K Campbells' Chicken Nobdle Soup- S«v«n Fvll Doy.l • VIn*'Rlp*. Great-for BWIk MIIS Mi tmcnvi HIB T F»ll MIS Red Karo Syrup o,. Kellogg Special K ...... Tamoax. t«g. lO'i ...... -ftull SchoolBoyj^nutButteci-^ ^failoggrVariety Pad 18c

School Boy Peanut Butter 2>A lb. . Kellogg Jum'bo Assortment ., Sure Je ll...... Albertson's Coffee , , | ...... Kellogg Raisin Bran 13^.1...... Parowax, ...... TOTAL DISCOUNT HuntHomato-^uice ...... Kellogg AlhBran ...... 'Kerr Lids ».i,;]o.or.__ T.V. Pork and Beans .... ^ Post Bran Flakes lA-oi.'...... Kerr Reg. Jars '/. Plnl...... *1.44- *1.59 LEHUGE O N B A K E R Y *1.58 *1.73 iiall£y!s_ChilLMtlLBeans_ -PostJ Kerr Reg. Jars R*d-LeafJdaal-foc------_ t - ,A .. Kerr Reg. Jars raised Saladi...... C M JUMBO CH0C01_ATE CHIP PUREX BLEAXnr Nalley's Hof Chili ...... 69c Pet Instant Milk ao.qi...... GerberVStrained-BabyFood'i 1 Oc n c ' Coffee“Mste ...... H.B;Gv Premium Crackers Vii COOKIES- 3c Off. Top Quality Bett« Crocker Pancake flour GABBAGE B'l£oAExtr!L.LowJ ______^ Jello Instant Pudding 13e 19c ' White Satin Suqar Large. Tender. FRESH Hershey Sweet Morsels 55e 570- White Satin Sugar Hershew, Cocoa, ib...... Locally Grown. Fresh --Ffom tht OvenI- ^•*nwt*einry|ffa(llv<~ 0 rSoira Heads.-.-i . s*v«n Full Dayil GALlJ N== SchiDirrVanilla- 39c 49c .; Campbell Tomato'RicrSdup c 22c W ^ e d s l W d r 6 ffe ^ '73 c A A LARGE EGGS EVERYDAY LOW DISCOUNT PRICES EVERYDAY LOW DISCOUNT TOTALDISCOUifT PEPPERS- DIM HEALTH and BEAUTY AIDS! Fresh. PRICES DIM FROZEIM FOODS! Solid and Firm ...... PUMPKIN PIES LTrgo Sln. . en. 5 4 c pal. Bargain ______C Vitamins with Iron] Buyl Speclall . FOOD CENTERS! POTATO ROLLS 5“ ^,ea, 2 c OVER 07 PRQDUCE ITEMS HAVE BEEN REOUCED-TO TO TA l DtSCOUNTI Mnut'^uyi Efftdlv* DOZEN Albertson'e have always offered the finest quality produco avallabla and-thia (•vin^Ful! Doyil Panty:Hose Z 'tX "'- will <^ontlnuo. b>it,you aet tho same high quality at low^ Ipyv dlicOMnt prlct»l BREAD Alberisor^'s pvon Fresh. ... •_ _j^ _ ..J u a t_ 8 9 c Disoioths O ^ R 105 BAKERY ITEMS HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO DISCOUNT! KING ;IIZE TIDE Even though our pricoa ore lov/er, you'll etill set the aome hlfih quollty bakery products bnkod by master bakora. • 'i Hand Lotion prlcfd'towi...... 53c 25c Off. Budget 1 0 B u y rS A V e i— oTsiri'vTQi. Casserole Top Qualiry, • SNACK BAR SPECIALS KING

CHICKEN HENNY PENNY , { P.ORK & BEANS .7 • • ■ SHAMPOO MACARONI SALAD , Van Cqmp (r-H-iJREAKfAST-SPEeiAl- 2 9 — frired-t© W -|TK- _Save__Yo U- Mo ney I - KEEBLER COOKIES W «"v« reduced hundredi of non-food llemf lo everyday folai;dl»'J cijiMnt-prlMi^ll.the flne-quqniy-nollonal brondt you hovi ol^ay^ Coceanut Choc. Dropi JmiXlDETERGENT 'Gfdnf -uied hove been reducedrShop and compart;------** H . . 7 .' ... . 7!. 46c SAVE UP TO 15% EVERY DAY \AllTH TOTAL I;."-;-?- ■■■is.

8 ' Tlmes-News,fwlh Falls, Idahjt Wednesday; Sept.; 17,1969 - May Stresses^eh0 iliiM A ^Prison As Pwtect^^ Of Public

Club. . % • . the" state prison where a recent . the caliber of men working with- towers,, had been reduced to • FTT. ccrnpd,"-but said the Eagle. Is­ . May, Idaho's direclor'of corrcc-- He said security and rt;habili-- rash of walk-awh'ys sparked an- , -tiie prison', program, adding, • .three iiijd M ay said h e . h a d .- , ." It ’ s , a good population to land prison farm would be kept tlons' forl-the past-4>^—months tatlon “ go hand in ha'nd,” add- i' 'investigation of custodial meas­ “ Ills only n Ai)ialtcr of Iciling . been Informed Wtfitlrtghousc work with. You have a g o o d - for raising livestock and dalry- said Tuesday "X h e whole sys-■ Ing ih n tjio questioned \yh'ethef ures at the-institution. those guards know whai tu dp.” . , would, llnstail a demons,tration" program. ’ • tcm o f .crim inal justice, is there ■ was resisien'ce • cither ' “ I can juat-flood ibe-place " T h e hew prison comple.\, he underground detection -System May said one of the prt?blen)s. , He said he would "defiriilely; wrapped around protection of from the inmates or the prison with policies and proceflur6s. said, was planned for-.a ^lak i* to ease the. \«orkload. : was that Idaho ha? no Institu­ de - emphasize Jarrnlns” the'.public." staff to His rfew.'fehabilijative What happens.is that It's not mum population ,of -tSO.' The In Idaho, M ay said, half of tion for • the, cdm lnally Jnsane, planned to sell the three prispQ ' Maj;, who has emphasized the program: getting down tO' the operational building.-!. Would lie, "a ll on. one the .inmates are firsV'tim e df- and to solve the'problpm ho had industries. need (or rchabilitalion services "'ITie first Ihlng I would like level. I’ve got it pretty 'well floor, no stairs, so you can fenders, convicted on minor signed-contracts wi(h the fcder- . . . M ay said the prison slaugh­ _at^heJdabQ-StfltcJU:lson,-«ald- • j-top.—But— • ~ • -addi- ---- havo .Tnaximum_AgcurlLy_ut all ' c harces such as bad c heck writ- a l' prison 'system to rem ove the ter house was "one of the most. . per cent o f the ; inmates Image—and I guess - the -best — tlon-to-new-ideas-and-habitsr — tim c^;"------■ — — n...... -ing. Mqst of the rest are in on dangerous men to other' pfison "lno3errr'thairyflu'd3:verrllnd;**— would be.leaving the Institution., •way to 3b lhat is to hang on tOr ' you have to break down tiie old ' The= origin al. plans ca1lfd” for burglary and robbery convic-’' .^sitcs. Products- from the slaughter­ "To protect the • public, we m ore people.” concepts," M ay said. ^,nine watchiowcr,s ht the new • tions, “ Which involve a:, tighter ■ M ay ^ald the I federal system house are sent to the slate put them out prepared to stay, May yas'. closely questioned The prison director added . i' site, which M ay said would cokt • custody,” . w,hile a small .per-' “ has virtually wiped out farm­ . school for the mentally retarded out," May told .the-Idaho Press about the security problems at that Idaho was “ superior” in S48,000 p er-y ca c to man. The. . centage.was - psychotic prison- ing so far as row crops'arc cog- .at(Iara^a.

T7St£ ViMTES-NEWy:W aNT?APS=--' rInflatiarDeeineH UripaiU Power Bill t^OR FA ST SELLING R ESULTS

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WASHINGTON (UPI) - An electronic ' landing, aid at For Tax Equality Washington's^ / busy National Airport was. s h u f-o ff because the Federal Aviation Adminis­ By RICHARD CHARNOCR county assessors been encour- tration forgot to pay Its electric aged-to-continue-with-the-pro- ir^'O IS E ~(U PI)'.- Inflallonlls bill—an aii—traffic—controllers gram‘ those'tvvb years.' rotting the foundation from urilon claim.ed Tuesdayr- ______undcr_the.property-tflx.C9uallzai Under legislation approved IlKeiineth Lyon3,._prfisidcnt_ot ------tion'-i>rogram-ln Idaho,—state earlier, this.. i«ar, .inflationary the -National; Association ot ------tax-:commissIon-flgurcs-showcd priccs'and-the need for reaiv Government .'Employ^,.. said_a today. . . . • praisal could s^ll-som e real localizer directional aid. uMd by A t a tim e w h en 'average tkx problems- for • some owners of planes during a landing ap­ older .property at tax time in assessment ratios on real'pro* proach fail.ed-suddenly Monday, pertv thrnuphout-;thP statt^ are the nej^t few years. — ^Airport— officials— called— the supposed to be j o y i n g upward C t Ws legislation requires Virginia Ele.ctric P ow er Co. to to 20 per cent 05 cash value, county’ assessors..to reappraise com plain. about what they many ratios .actually are drop* within the next five years -thought— was— ah— electricflt- - ...... ■■ - — ;uuty: — breakdown..in thc_navigatlon aid^'whlclrHs-not-cntcial'fof a Based on sales figures ycrl- ' fled b s the tax commission, the pilot!s landin „ statewide-average of propgrty Lyons said a power company -tax-i-assessmeiit ^ ratios^_bos M id a J — dciiiEd___ there___ ^was .Slipped to 11.9 per cent In 19G9 imythIriB“ w r o n g ^ n h ~ th e “ aidr _ f lQ m - 1 2.2 .per-C.ent |tU&68..and He pointed-out that: the FA A 16.162 in I9GQ. was-advlscd-lts-clectrltrblirfor the circuit was overdue. When only .13 countlcs the-90-dayr-waming-period-was average . assessment ratios up over, and the bill still unpaid, from last .year. Even in thosC, the pow er com pany shut o ff the there are.significant drops from hartf tn I intpnt..f)f—racelving-fai While new property is being A lawyer for, one nf unaer tne new law, however, HAKtiMKtT AND WEARING thp Voloriut tribal costume of his countrv. . Khumnlft. I I persons petitioned the com- Swaziland foreign minister and head of thn accuseo, in a representation for ‘Ms vote for tisbem Diy pr<;sldcnt on Tuesday at Iho opening session of the 24th U .':N ./jencral lower bail, suggested the charges against his client had jelow m arket value in many withdrawing their i^titions.rlTit* Assembly. Another African, Angio Brooks o( Liberia, was clected president of tho Assembly. arisen out of a "prank that got cases for lack of reappraisal, he seven whose ca.ses were heard (U P ! telephoto) out of hand.” Bald. won approval of at'least part Mrs.- Nelles, 26, was kid­ o f ithclr requested increases. A two-year “ freeze” ori the napped from a converted school equalization program by the 'M a n y taxing dLstrlcts have house at Claremont on Sunda; l«?gitlatur» a l6o-had-its-e?feo{fir idit Card Scheme Hits 3 Airlines, ■Aug, 7—She ..w as roloasod tations being placed on their This stopped ’ the program In followlnwing Tuesday after her 1967 and I9G8 and accelerated revenue-ralsing ability and hope father, a wealthy trucking the difference In ratios from to have, the law repealed on American Express Foi^ $500jQOO Loss executive, paid $ In what they might have been had philosophical .grounds. Others 200,000 want the percentage limitation ransom to her abductors, increased. CHICAGO. . (U_____ PI)-Tw . o - broth­...... York City, M iami, F la ,. Chlca- Luther Passmore ers were sentenced Tuesda.y. to go and Fort Wayne, Thd. ax------Cor T5- si-Jmprl-imprisonmoni6onmonU-la_aJ_Evidence-----at— ^ h e ir r ^ r ia l Y outh Slior~ :aklng no stand oh the contro- credit card fraud which. cost indicated that runners present- verslal law although It plans to threft-airllncs nnd-tHo’ Am erlcan ed vouchers filled out iinijc OTOR-V im \K Express Co. • an estimated names of persons appearing on it* provide background information Gate* Open 6 KK) p.m. As jyiolence- to-tho-logislaturo.- $500,goo.,,.^...... s|olen _or ^fratidulontly_emboss(M Loveland said he believed The two wore Tliomaa credit cards.'' ' . .<;omo changes may-bfr-made in Gallagher, 47. Chicago,.and.i^cll . Tho. ninticca—fixchangcd-the. O.S. 30 Eo»l to Eaillond Drivo At 8:30 Nightly C6ntinues~^ the law ."' _ ■ ...... Gallagher, ■‘IG,'New York City, vouchers for .ftlrlinc__tickcta. - " I —don't—thlnlr^th'i^re'jr'any — U;S;— District C ou rt-Ju d ge wlth-tho_runnera_rcccivingJ, IQ ...-.FlrtLArea-ShowlnoJ’or.Tha.FamilyL per cent of the face value for . C Am o. III. ( U P I ) - A 10-year- question but what it’s protected Jujlus J. Hoffman, who imposed the sentences immediately after their work. Tho tickets were ■ old youth was injured Tuesday them (tho taxpayers) from in­ sold for half their truo v(\iue, night when shots w ere fired creased taxes, he said. “ But a Jury found the Gallaghers testimony-showed;^------H------— near-the-predomlnantlyNcgro whothor-/our-per-cent-in-the: guilly‘-of-conaplrlnR-to-dcfmud P yram id Courts housing p roj­ cnrrect figure or thtS mechanics the companies, said: Billy belter .. ect. ' • of tho-thlng are corrert 1 don’i “ These are cunning.men wh,p ‘I^NG DRINK» PROVIDED It was the second niRht of k now ." , .set out to take advantage of the learn fast credit .card industry. They" ai By Unit«d Prosa lniemaliona| gunfire near Pyram id Courts, He said ha felt tho measure professional confidcnco men.” but it was not so serious as the •'is going to have some nltcr- T lie lAngue of a horse Is so ..ordieyounji! machinc gun and rifle fire atlnnN.’ * And then he added, Assistant U.S. Atty. Tl»omas muscular and mobile tho horso which blazed early Tuesday. A homewhat wistfully, “ I can’ t N. 'Tod d said tho Gallaghers can Blurp n.colum n of water womijn .was slightly Injured In argue with the philo.sophy of the headed a rlrtg o f about IS three feet without throwing its •persons which-opcratcd in New that shooting. law ." head jia tk In swallow. Vaughn Swazy, 10, said ho w as walking toward hl.i home Ji^w gStin ihDdJCIm in tho Jioiislng project Tuesday .night when three shots were flra<, One struck .the youth In MBERTMITCHUM the upper left leg, police said, S w a ty walked homo- and was taken to St. Mrtry's Hospital ANeiE DICKINSON where he-wan treated, for flesh wound’, and released.' «It still was not known v/ho "YDUNQ BUUT YDinnS” __ fired-.JaO __ tQ-_20(l_rounds_of ~ COUmiilDtUn . ' machine gun and ^ine flro carljt eAMPUS- Plua.At lOilS Tuesday. Jovce Oilkcy was Brazed by a bullet as the shots — »a m * - /fn in nea r thg-nttnvhT-an L-EADERS- old tubcrculoals nanilarlum near Pyramid Courts. The From tho thrlllinB sanitarium was flrcbombed , earlier this aummer. a eloction o f nov^ Fall atylea by Sblcca —- featur* Ing tho now chunky heola ARTHRITIS Fri.-Sati-Sun~See PAYE*C- In « atunnlng

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KhOtsen Recite Hosts Picnic . itluck picnic was held by Nuptial Vow s members o f the Morniagside Club at the home of Mrs; '^arl Bulah Kemper, daughter of Federlco.w marking the first Magic Valley Favorites Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kcmper, be­ meeting of the fall season. . , came the bride of Cpl. Earl MRS. EARL WALKER Plans are uhder way for the Knutsen, .son of Mr. and Mrs. ■•u»* ), lup«rt Lynn Knutsen, all Twin Falls, new yearbooks, with Mrs. Jane in rites Aug. 30 M Lynwood Pollard named chairman, assist­ PMeji^pte-Bantna Dessert rccipe. Just maU It to the R ed po Chapel. ed by M rs. Eugene Stacey and W p in t whlpj>ing cream, whlp- Department, Women's Page- igc I—Ed- Rev. D. L. Mlkel perfoi'nied Mrs. Joe Berks. It was voted -ped-sUff____ itor. The recloe becomes tbo to g iv e a the-TloubteTrlng~ceremony: ' -^3- . ~5ugar T property-•jr^'z-the-'luiivJriiiina ...... «uai— - T h e bride; given in marriage V alley H arbor House. 1 teaspoon lemon Juice cannot be /cturDcd.) by her father, wore a floor* Mrs..Stncey,, Mrs. H. 0 . "Wide* 1 scant, tablespoon length gown made by her" 83- ner and Mrs. Fred McWilliams • mayonnaise year-old grandmother, Mrs) received gifts from their secret pinch o f s »lt CIRCLE MEETS ; Agnes Bulah Wikle, and her pals. Mrs. McWilliams received Add onc-cup'drained crushed -WENDELL-The Hannah Cli^ mother. ' • - a special gift. pineapple, tw o bananas, out In cle" o f-th e United B -Presbyte- — Sue-Shiiidle—mved-aii-m ald- —Quests^re-Mrr-F^Peterson: Ttiices end sijr—hrrgB colored rian-Church'-met rece ntly - a H h »— o f honor and the bridegroom's and children and Mrs. . Ben marshmallows, cut. Freeze for home of ^Irs. Owen Boian. Mrs.' father was best man. Briggs, a former member. Mrs. thre

MarJha\Ann .MarrJner, Lafay- •roses accented With stephanotf*; R u m m a Q e S a l S " ' aw,'Tfl'rs. RutlT'W ngHl empire-line, hemline and train. on his Ph.D. in biology at Pur­ and Lydia Mae Pyron. A rep- ■ To complete her;ensemble, the due Universifji resentatlve^rom the Easter Seal bride wore an'elbow-length veil T he couple took a honeymoon

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■Wjlla w o.w n lld j for the sen ylce.w n hncl cntlcd this Is whni 9043' hnpponod: A-leon-nged boy and Rlrl nffprncf to nmlio n cnil nf 1 0^.20 >4 n friend’s h«>ino nunrby. A Indy rettirninfl home wllh groceries took «H lo her home to check lixf I on thn flrflt phone call. She Hfint me hnck lo oup , tn r wllh FOK HALF SIZ^S n pitcher o f ice wiUer fnr my Jiu^and,— lfor-,.lwiH~(een«#gtd flowers Rollcns the clcun-cut daughters atavrd with, us* unlll linc.s o f thiH novel prlnccn. Huny our car was flxml. tu- vmbrpkler. T w o ynimK men from Mary- Printed Tflitcrrt 0M1: New land’s School Dennrtmcnt stop* II«11 h v 4. lovi. fped, offering to chang^mJi' tire. ;«w. 20H, slw M) , Another mnii In a sii^all aer- ___lukui.2_yarMfl -IS-induJ lfa n a fct v!.cetri!CKi-aQliiaJnJh6j)BpofllIft * Included...... tifrcclinfTr^tiimBd~nrotinit~IIU .9(xty.flv« cent.1 In coins for asked If he could help us. cucU*pat|or1i>-add 13 ccnts for Two Mnrvlanil police car# ...ettcU-ptt»orn for-flfiit*olttii mnll* Aloppcd and iofforcd help. A lug-and spedul homlllng. Send third nne pul lit an emorgenQVi ?! cr. fimljY cnri slopped and offered liclo,-, Two young today ’ thare^d be fewer .St., Now York,'. N. Y, IJiMCs Htonped offering to drop father* talking (• themKlvei on lOOlt. Print.nam e, address wiih Hi off nt a flcrvlco station, Ihe w «y eat of Iha vlalltef reero zip, nlu> and style number. FOUKTEEN G6od Samaritans at tfi« iuveaUe lltll." , Now Fni|.WInter Phiiertt-Cpt- in one-tMrar «n(| fifteen mimneit . «10R — ’ over IW-atylei^. friee The world mwftf tpo spinning In Everybody .’ lu * a probksm. pHUorn cQupoHv (10c. Itv? am the riglit groovn. SIncAri Wtiat'e yeurtt ,Fer « . peraonal Sowing Book, Hcw.ltxlny, weB^ ' ' MRS. e ; P ...... reply wrlteao Abby. r ----- tomorrow, f l , InntaiiL rnithlon WASmNQTON. D. C. — B «ftk -— -what*lO'we«r-nninvcrB,- accessory, figure (ijpst Only II. CONFlbENTIAJI* to «1IEART* ♦n veioje. 10 Time$*N8W8, Twin Falls, Idaho WednescTay, Sept. 17,1969 Tdday ’4 Marke t And Successful Stocks Dow Jones, 1p.m. Livestock Grain Investing JE R O M E ~ E at -hogs’ sold CinCAGi 3 (UPI)—Wli*ai wm IrtctloiuU K E W 'Y O R K (U P I) ^ SlockL Iy hijhpt. coin mixrd. o«li ind rye -Ir- w ere m ixed Wednesday in brisk steady to weak and. In instances IK J.UIAI ly ■highrr' anil ioyl‘(ani hlghr-r at B y ROGER E. SPEAR Ihc clokc Tuctday on'Ihc Chicago Doard turnover. wererBO cents'low er Tuesday at _l Tr«/ly. . Jerome .livestock, auclion. Ol 1 tJllJC, Shortly, before 1:30 p.n Wlital ».-.►•unchnnscd 10 up H ccnl; Q — W e have adequate invest- jpate of new equities. I suggest Cows were.w ealt to 50 cents low* U PI marketwidc indicntor was icnts in conservative income you write to th6 com pa^y.'for er- and Holstein feeder steers ryi up !i to i ‘'«: ‘ oybcnna up IS up 0_.02 per cent on 1,511 issues' stocks so w e’ re looking into i a prospectus. The address - is > were unevenly steady. - Choice crossing the tape. O f thcsc.'635 "commi.xion h»u>«< . Ilquitlnird * vrhcal. new issue called Universal Sys 4733 Bethesda A ve., Bethesda. _decU ned jn,d:.609_adY.anccd,_____ it'im-houta-boughifiapumbac -tcmsJl!s_trfcn.iccommc'adcd_a. JOOR ...... - The EWw Jones average o f 30 kold Pcccmbcr. An exporter a good speculative stock.-What .... jffering of 160.000 shares blue chip indukrials was off bought Or wl*' coninilition hou»fl ■nd'*ii information do you have on U? last February a t $7, through 3.43 at 828.21. - l

When forming your final'Judg- ment — yes or no >-■ try to bf

prove to be a swmgei. one ever bought new issues, ouc, economy woul3.’’ "0f course, be seriously hampered. But-1 re­ peat the SEC's. recent advice to be “extra careful” when do­ TRADE ing so. - (To-ordor-Ros^i page Guide to Successful Invest- Tn6~(re«eHiiy-revi55a-irrt-dTiriLT 'llth printing); send $l -with jiam8-and-addr«R&-tf>^og6r-E^ IDAHO Spear. Times-News,‘-B o x -1618.- Grand CentraU.Statlon, York, N .Y . 10017.) Donald Craft Potatoes Is Named Agent EoLAUstate^ Donald S. Craft has been'ap- polnted an agent foc the Allstate ...... 3?.o»ir.c Insurance companies for the Twin Falls area. H©_ wjll.. be located at- the- Scare store, 403 iirv'sj-asjiiNewton IS.6J Ul.tn N e»« IT 3S.«IB,- Main Ave. W. * in • e. Mr. Craft recently completed an Intensive professional train­ ' F*nd a-t.M h !; ... Fnd -r,CJ10.l ing course at the com pany’s; On» Wtn M.ITH.; zone training center at Menlo ONell . Oppti 7.U a.« PaVk, Calif,, and has beer Penn .Sq 8.1# t. licensed as an insurance ageni the State o f Trinhn Hn_u,ll M u r l a s t> sell auto, homeowners, fire health life and insurance lines. He has also been appointed local representative of the All- .state M otor Club and the All- , state .S afety Crusade. The 'cru- t Bros. !)itri.'' ni' ii.ni li.Ti ■smJe;' a '^coirntry:wiae program . .Slork Pd rl-I.M IB, i.s conducive to strategic buyfrig > r . t \3.H M. to reduce traffic nnd homc acci­ during all ;outbursts of financial I'.gici ...... dents, offers individual.t ' and downsldo-actlvily.-iL-adda.-' •Knfnty-----IcioM : community- groups aafcty- loaf- Commodities let.? and films at no charge. .jni«j/5Ulhi!L-r(i(1uf»l particularly Instltutinnnl inves­ I'Icl Trn.l Idaho I'INANCIAI tors with sizable cosh reserves, ••nOOHAML lirick S!«; .muenilrr M-CJS- Chrdrtiri: look ahead to 1070 and seek to bolslor their ycar-end portfolio {M-IOn lb.) |ri«ill« F.icliingf: Diamond. Turk & Co. feeh It nultrr ii»dy: n M icnrc would ,b« premnliire In Inltlati rrriuUr: 'il.ll. lAri* nggre.ssivc buying ii » ; •lamlardi O; rhfrk« 3j. current leveh. Until furlhci 0|>tn, Inw U ttit wlti Irt If-IOO III building has taken place li M.W Jii.I* JJOD ».M #S1 the 800 tfrR'IO rnngo o f'th e JDow 3'/. I».IO M;10 Va CATTLE FUTURE.^ Jone.s hulu.itrlnl average, tije The following fjuotntlons nrri firm .say.s, "ihu clia rroien rark ndlKa Alex provided from Murlns nroUifrs cheap slocks becoming chcnpoi ComniodUle.s w ire hy Uox Ul* is an ever present possibility.' m ; 3-.«3« ,M1T.U y««i -- rlc|i ana Aasoclntcsi - _____ iIlp.U I.OW Close rR'TTnlikcMv'Ihe rnarkeff ■ Sinclair O cf,...... - -27:70 -2S:ft0 will.drop lo tho 7fiO lovel. Hny.s ; CJ.H. 5-A)i Mln- ncC. 28.05 27.77 27.1)5 " r and Staff Inr. Ilt e ari-a ■ii«k M, .r.ppii. 2H.22'-' 27,05 28.20 bnutulod l)V ' nbout 840-7fi0 ‘ ity ilrnri m M ki 28,25 27,85 28,22 repre.seiits "suhstnntlnl lo ex- troiitn" iimlorvaluiUion. and It Is «ck iilMi Non* npotltd, bceoinlnH nitjro ami *.Mioro i 'I'hnt'.i why the 1070 modqU In this country. tlroR were prol>nbi0-!hftt-|het~7»cv800-Art(i f ImvQ piirtlculnr IntcrcKi to moHt lllllo iiioro thnn lilg l)lc>cle roni-hed July .10 marked . the ' Gverthe€onnter car owncrt. Virtually every Irci, with • enormously wUle market's ,low. The firm sug- ntiTnJintE^AuTcricnnrrcnrrrwIll" ivlrcctnltznncwr.-upnnniboucniO ■pcatscRrahUfrr^rDnjni'bcnutltnri:} rido on fll>crf;IiiNric liiycrx Ininrcunnleil .....- more heavily coirfmiUel b|ns- ln y£ rfl_jvflrly— tircjrr-BocmiKft of lliofr Cotton cord domliinled thn lire riiied by Probnt# Jiidgo C. OarrcUN,...... 30.-fl0 ..•“ I clinnictcrlstlc-n und«r KlrosN, of Imlimtryluluiitry tmtlluntil thnthe lD40';i'\vhen1040's' when M . Wilson, Shoshone. for-^spftt!(l- I tiro irnmndlntcly un», inlll a niKlhod was foiirid for tim es tliiir milnhge, .Thtf «rn»n Ion r>w lo i|»ni«.. , II control. Tho M r virtues of flhor r 1(\w . up tn , no per cent longor. (iiiia ;4ov. a.ii) 2,10 -2,10 -l>ner ••null'pulixi (Min;:7f, iwr'cant ...... r : A l tho bcRlnning nt tho fiuto now Ihjit tliQ brenHIng problem conventional blas'pllea, . M ay 3.21 3.M 3.31 V*' "oi"’’ . 1

They're both Idaho Russet Bur- Hedging is a useful transactiojLby Those who buy large quantities of hianlC-pDtatQes ._!Ehey.'re-a Im ost -w hich- you contract to - sel l-your - potatoes can-protect-thernselves^ identical in every respect except^ potatoes at the best available price ■ from an extreme price rise by buy­ one. The one bn the Left was" before they are produced. If, later, ing potato futures at; a guaranteed hedged at a prof it&ble price by tiie the price goes up. it's true you w ill price for possible future use. . man who grew it. The one on the not make as much as you might right was gold for c^sh— at a loss. f\ave. But if the price drops^j^you 'ye. Jo_learn more about the app^icQ- avoided'g/’serioas^o's^^ either JiQn_^ofj3edging_to your busin Yoii can take mucb of the risk out case, you can"ad^ dblla^f^^ write to us at the address below of the potato business,through the worlcing capital on and ask for "potato hedging infor^ mcderp business practice of hedg- your hedged prodUfi’tibn.’'Many mation.'' . ing on. the Chicago Mercantile banks w ill loart’ rnore monav-J>n_ -GHIGABOMBIMnilfL______Exchange. hedged pptgtoesthahi bn unhedged, IIO Nonh Franklin street, Chicago, Illinois OOm

, ' r r I. X " 7'" . ' ■ iM ri.Tim es-News, Twin Falls, ldaho._Wednesday, Sept. 17,196?

Grange, Nagurski Lead Times-News ; All-Tdaho Week To Drop Gridcasting Contest Expos 5-4 Hoople’ s BaHoting For All-Time Games Choice •• MONTREA'L (UPI) Billy Texas at . . Texa.s - ' Willinmg-hlt-o-two-nin homer in California -l-l j7 -i4 ■■ the first ahd touched off Houslon at ' •Houslon a two-rtfn flfth-innlng rally with Florida , <32-23- a single" Tuesday to lead the In Twin Falls Modern College Grid Team • - - use at----- . -.tJ.SC Chicago Cubs.to a '5-4 victory over the Montreal Expos. Ncbra.ska ■ n-8. • .-‘AllS^aho’L-Wcek, dedicated; president o f the Moscow Cham-- .to commemorating the 100th hor r,f Cnmmerca: Dav'g_M&!------NEW YORK (UPI)-Harol(l d ay all-timo squad and Bauph was picked n t' the Bill Hands received credit for Orccon OreRon birthday ariniversary of coileg- Cdlhim, Idaho student, and Jinx - " R e d " Grange, the fabled modeni squad to-commemorateite auarlartcrback p o i 11 i o n ' even his 18lfi w t n _ at-U h o— fipnsnn — r-nt-U.tnh. ----- iate'football and.iin effort-tp Mattern, ld.iho student'-chair­ 'G alloping Ghost fronr lilinoiSj Ihe 100th nnnivcrsarv of coliciIga tnnii| although ■ ho was replaced by idoho at Idaho _au gh_4h6—T-GU-=nTTTir-pli. pullingi all purls or| the estate man for centennial year, and . ’ anA^ndos(n>ot>ble—B r o n i«r ^ ‘a' ^ D t t J 3 1 t r ~ f ^ .. the tailback position. He was n Phil Regan when ' the Expos North Illinois . 35-29 into a solid m ovem enf' beljind ba.skcthall coach -Wayne Ander­ gurski of Minnesola, superstars Nagurskl,' probably the only consensus all-Anierica ln I93G. ra llie d 'fo r. . two runs in the Parsons , Pfir.son.s higher cducatioT>T~was explained son all spoke. ' .'of tho'golden 1920s, ..were-the collegiate star who could_ha.v.c. Slingin’ Sam completed 274 ol eighth-inning. The victory was ,;at;ISU •- • ''7 -6' to a-Twin Falls g ro u p Tilbsdnj T hey said Idaho will,dedicate • fop votc-RCtters in balloting for rated .w ith th e"'best on both 594 passes for 3,437'yards and only the Cubs' second In theic Arliona Wyoming by University of Idaho student each day o! next week to specif- . . • "th e modem all-time collCRe offense and delense, was pick«id 40^ touchdowns while thfe Horned last 13 games. at Wyoming 22-20 pndfMoscDw Chamber of Com­ ic - arca-i and colleges in the ■ football team announced today. at tho tacklc position and Frogs posted a . 27-5-2 rccorc _lJVilliams sent the Cubs in -. N ew M exico • N ew M exico merce officials.’ '• state. This will be accomplished Grange, whose speed, chisive- missed a unanimous ballot by and victories In tho Sugar and ^ront with his 18th hom er of the at Arm y 28-13. The thing starts Monday and through displays in 'th e student ------'■ nciiS— and. 'gcnernl— knovrihow -vote;. ■ ; — ^ -CPttoa-Bowb. ------'vilh-Gleniv-Beckert-^board. * '"■ --Nnrlh_ltlnhn JC. . Nevers made all-America SMU at SMU •wlll-be^climnxed-by-thc-Idaho- m ade him a .three-time a ll Other members of, the Idaho State football gam e Sept. and the Panhandle will be'hon- ■ Am erica; >vas tho only unanl- modern all-timc team are ends hbnors in 1952 as a fullback. Georgia-Tech 31-27 ored ,M o n d a-y:-Lcwiston and----- His greatest day cam e in the 27,at the WSU Stadium Jn Pull­ .moiis choice on the 'U-man Bennie Oosterbaan of Michigan •• Wa.-ihingtoa at M ichigan-State man,"' Wash., although' papers Lewis ahd'Clnrk.Tiic.sdny: Boise ..... ■ squadthe .FoflTtyall and b on Hutson of Alabama; 1925 Rose B ow l gam e when he llaiemaii, Michigan'.Stato.' , .,21-17 State'and Boise area Wedncs-_ gained 114 yards In a losing Robenwa ___ arc now.being drawn up by Mos- Writers Association of America. tacklo Frank “ flniiser'’ KInard Purdue Purdue clay; College .of Southern Idaho caiise against Notre Dame, and Gambia : co>v lo officially. annex'Pullman . . The writers selected an early- o f Mississippi; i:guards Jim ut-TC U • 21-13,,,. and M agic Valley Thursday, and OQtgained the fam ed Four for four hours that afternoon. Parker of.Ohio State and Bob Oregon Slate Oregon'"3tata T he group, flying to aU geo­ Idaho State and the Pocitello- SutCrldge 6l Tennessee; 'Cthter Horsemen In' the Irish back Idaho.Falls arCa-Friday. field. at Iowa 17-14 < graphical areas of the state, hit M el Hein of Washington State; Idaho Falls and Pocatello Tues­ and backs Sammy .Baugh_of _Kinard_iQllowcd_NagursJd_4i Homers Can __ AliL.Fdrcelat.______Missouri.:__ Missouri 21-14 day morning and noon, ^rcsocc; Bpwling _ Texas-Christlani Jay Berwnn- thB” bnUotlng.“ The MIssissippiiln tively, ihen Tvound up Twit) ger of Chicago and-. Ernie played from 1935 to 1937 and Pocatello , 'Twiri Falls — Fish Movement MAfilC BOWL Fa lls at. the'ROgcrsoti Coffce- PORTLAND (UPI) — Tho Nevers of Stanford. - was known for his ' love for Pirates Past at Twin Falls 20-18 shlp with coffee and centennial Mask Majoti i.c«su»

amounted to $2,255,362 compar­ ed with 52,027,880 In 1968. That was an Increase o f $227,482 from the handle d'uring tho 81 UOilEM nKERS days of horse racing last year, he said. The dally average this.year was 528,544 com pared with 525,* C35.]fl5t year. iltlP P EM IM tS

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* 2 . 2 7 COLORFUL QUILTED ■ SEAf\j\LESS MESH ' R e g . $ 2 . 9 8 o Weatorn atylo, 65% NYllONS cotton, 35% Dycron® PILLOW COVERS polyeator 1 1 ^ oz. donim, trim fit. lean SAVERS buy when they're ready. taporod logs, color 3 P a i r - 8 7 * oni,...... : 9 9 c They save money on major Items p fnt, Pormonently Hard-to*boUovo prlco on run - irooiiit like cars, {urriiture,’ boats etc., by aeomless mosh nylona. Domltoo, nude hool. prosBod, sizes 6-16. ,R o r . $1.'27. Floral prihts nqd solids. 19x25” Foil ohodoa 8^ to 11. ,...... • financing7ess of tlieir purcliases . flnlahod sizo fits atandafcJ bod'pillovkra';‘Zip ^ . Rog. 3 pr. $1.00 and taking advantage of m ore sale closlnR for easy on and off. ■ E prices. They save-,by saving-wliy don't you?„ lANEl^JEATERS GIRIS JACKETS -Regard-■'$5:00 iASMOOyAm Sizes S, M, L . . . Only Sizes 7. to, 14,.. Only '3 7 9 ^ 7 CUHHIMT riN ANNUM INTEREST COMPOUNDED TWICE A YEAR

9 p. M. Lightweight,Vinyl K N iniN G TENNIS TOTEBAG WORSTED. ; SHOES SPORT SHIRTS 7 7 c WOMli' O n ly ;...... 77^ *1.47 n.97 "Hold averythlnR*' toto baR of • $1.29 Value ^-ply ylrain vvool S c A R S Ror. $1.00.l.OO. M a d e o f liBOvy RoR, $2.50. Now Fall color*, durable poly vinyl. In pineappid, In puN-out: akainn. Q lK -oB aort*' canvna ui^por -otntdii-andHQlldar::PI7PSs:^Mg poppormlnt, spoarfnlnt or apr|. . rTiont-of fall fnahlon ohadoa- blocln>nr‘— “ NOT. BOII roalBtant f I n | • h. cot/fTb'K. 1 ,0 0 . ' ...... ontt ItftAlcti...... Short'and 'lonf{ •loavo. . Wadnesday, Sepl. 17, 1969 TIm ei-Newi. Twin Folli. Itliihii'' T^olbei’t Bats Killebfew. Padres To T>vins Rout Upland Grame Birds Are 8-1 Triumpli Oakland 11-3 ,SAN DIEGO ..(UPn -N ate ssr;rrpAutzHiNNEA'EOUsr Colbertt-hit-his^hd-home-nin (UPI>—Hafmon Klllebrew hit; arid rookie Ron Slocum belted his 44th’ and .Jlni. his first to* back up-Tommie Standings Perry won his 19th' gam e as TiO^ets^attBPdi^ Sisk’s scven-hU pitchinR as thc- Marichal Aiiifl Cox Fly III ...... - -dand-ll------_ . _------T------ad rcs ____b M l ^ - e -N ai t u 3 Tuesday to extend the Twins’ The upland gam e bird season; slumping--H0u9ton—Astros— 8-1 ieason;| tlon year, dependfng.on the ateabu ialn*'ih}i summer as 'p a r t: of lead over the A's to 10 gamosT Tuesday night. Giants Mo ' ' 1L w I pet. 8 — -wlth-'the-sage-grouse^a:.,irrying dlscuss^d. A llln d lca tors , strut- migration route studies,. Autcn* 13tli Downs In the Am erican League Wes^ the brunt o f the first week(...« N ew York 89 58 .605 ~ eekend Ung ground coiinU and brood rieth said thes^these mmarke« arked birds The loss was the. sixth In Chicago ■ 86 . 83 .577 tern Division ' and reduce pressure, open's ln M agic Valley 4 counts, show an upward "trend. are legal targets and asked anV row for the Astros, who fell six St. Louis 79 68 .537 10 Minnesqta's magic number to Saturday morning and w ill *con- ■nils is reflected In longer sea­ hunter k illing-a tagged bird to gam es behind ^th6 leader- in the Into First Pittsburgh • 78 69 ,.531 11 Detroit 7-6 six. . 4tlnue for some' species through sons and, for' some areas,' in­ bring the' tag to the checking W;esf. remainder of the y e a r.- ■ Philadelphia 59 88 .401 30 Klllebrew hit a thrce-roti creased bag limits. station and pinpoint as closely Sisk turned ' In ■ his first SAN FRANCISCO . (UPHr^ Montreal ' 48 101 .322 42 NEW' YORK (UPI)—Bobby The big item Saturday will be homer In-thc'first inning off .For MaR»c VaUcy counties the as possible where the kill had com plete '.ga’m c b l Uic season Juw Marichal'pitched bis 45th W est Cox's sacrifice , fly wUh the - sage grouse and the Idaho Fish loser Jim Nash. 8-8, to Increase season w ill be Saturday through been made.. This information and earned his second win in 13 Career, shutout. • a 4-hit, 2-0 W r p c t . gb ba.ses loaded and one out In the ' and Game Department reports pcrformanco oyer the Atlafita his league-leading R B I total to . Sept. -28. The- bag and' p osset will go into the study. decisions. . Atlanta , 82.66 .554 — • 13ih inning -scorcd. Jerry the birds have had another .ex- Braves Tuesday nighr. and with Kenrffy'Snd gave the New York 134. The homer was his 11th slon lim it w ill be two birds. __The Padres collected 10 hits San F ra n c is c o '81 66 .55i____ .. cellent to satisfactory reproduc- it put the San Francisco Giants Y ankees a 7-6'victory Tuesday nst Oakland this season. Western O ^ h e e County>Tand. off five^oUi Los Angeles 60 ' 66 .548 1 parts-cf-«astenrIdahoTvjtl*irave ■ i-sole-pofiftession-or-first-place j-i Ight over the rPetroii:- Tigers. •rrjin3--5rBW TjT10TiIfi" ___ fin was the Astros' starting •In. the w iid _N a tion al League but pitched out of 'ilumerous longcrlonger seasons and-or threo-birdthrc< Houston 75 70 .^517 5W Jerry Kenney - and Thurmop pitcher but didn't last through W «t scramble. ' jams for his 11th com plete _ Jjag limits. Due to_.varjance San D ie g o - 46 101 ;313 *M l-2 MuriSon led o ff the-13th with the first Inning as the Parfitis game. The 19 victories arc ihe Williams, hunters should obtain Informa­ The w in'upped San FranciS' Tuesday’ s Results singles and. pinch-hltter Tom clubbcd' him for five runs most Perry has won in a season tion 0!\ these matters, lor the Royals Oyter Including Colberts ho'mcr with co’s record ta 82-G6 and toppled Chicago 5 Montreal 4 Shopay was- IntenUonally arealihcy-plan to-hunt.— - — tho-B^avcs from thc-top perch Pittsburgh -9 Philadelphia S, walked b y D arrel Patterson to during h li 11-year m ajor league two meh on base. G riffin riowTs' career. . - . ‘ White Sox to 82^67, one-half gam e behind. twiligtJt load the bases. Horace Clflrke Butjn addition-to Sage grouse, 10-8. ■ pakiand 3 the wooded grouse — not too Seattle 2-1 ■ liouitnn 1 7 8 In ruhning'hi<; record to 19-10. New York at St. Louis, ppd., flied to short center before Cox many in M agic Valley< — and 5ui DK(a uo »ro OOx— I 10 I M arichal was never in serious rain hit the s(\crifice .fly that gave Nath. Uic>Mm«nit (S).~Spr tad Duocan; Take Pau^ , P»nry (IM ) ■nd-Roa«horo, TaichlniU begins — excepting the north­ Bunker fired a four-hitter and w alking-only one aj^d 'Twrmlt- wli(>_en{ircd_lhe_gamflntt-^e (*)...... — LP—Nl »R ~=:KUltbrnir- — - CHICAGO (UPI)^W nlt' WIU western- portion o f G o o ding snapped a“ M “ tle~wlth' a~run- ting only"on6 funner, to gei as SatrFrancIsco~27~A”tlanla~0“ ” (Jrd), CardBUi (10th). County. scoring double, in the eighth far as third 'base. San Diego 8, H9Uston 1 Innlott) llams hit three singles and a Dureit ____ d01ll>le_in__ appgnrnnpps io . " ------—Orlando_Cepeda_& 0t...tVf0 . . qualTruiSIim nuj^Ob'thfou gh als_a—2-1 -victory—Tuesday the hits, singles In the. fourth AmOrlean.League Standing- --W ll»otir'inil»r - f H. 'T lnTmeriiia" i«>. ----- Tuesdaj»-nIght,-drov0- I n two T«ylor__t7). .pobion__i»)v_Re«L-m). ' 'runs and scored another to lead D ec: 31 with the^bag^lnnlt being night overjhe Seattle Pilofs. _ M cNaHjrSnd and.seve,nth_' Ptltenen (M) and Frerhani Dpwnlnt. the Chicago White Sox t o ' a 10 Hungarian partHdge, 10 chuk- Bunker's gameermitted only one hit—Fred r.i; Mar. w 1 pet. gb 12 OA, SHOT SHELLS Duane Josephson’ s single. The ning, pitchcr Dave McNally CA^O). • basic look Is at sage grouse Jtanley's Icadoff double In the Minnesota • 89 58 .605 — Sox got another run in the singled in a sIxth-inning — Duck& Pheasant Loed and-success"shou1d'at Icasfbe elghth-^after' the fifth inning. Oakland • 79 68 ■■■ fourth when Josephson reached T uesday— night— to— givo- second on a tWo^base struck-ouHour-and-walked Cailfornift ■"64 “ 83iSJ; -Autenreilhr-who-iH-conducting BalUmore-Odolcs-a-l-b-victory McMullenrwho-stcpped'oirthlrd ==$2:45= ATO’ello^^cayJgUcr.-adgi Kansas"City e2“ 85~;422 27' _ _ ... an e x fia u s t l^ sfifdy on that o v e r-th e -Washington Senators. to force Crowleji and fired~to ■ChicaW'-----^— W ~ B 7 ~ m ~ 2 3 ' a wild 'pitch and score on Bob McNally's single scored Merv first with Rettenmund advanc­ Christian's single. bird, reports the M agic V alley Seattle 58 89 .395 31 RED’S ■ Call your Ioc0l population has wintered ?knd Rettenmund with tw o out In the ing to secood. M cN ally thcti hit T he Sox’ s run came In' .the Coaches Drop x-Cllnche'd D iv, T itle . Tradlns Post summered well. He said there sixth. -Terry Crowley walked his game-winning - • • single .of) Tuesday’s Results sixth on Bill Melton’s walk and was an apparently good i'ncrea.se and took second, on Retten- loser Jim Hannan, now 6-6. Minnesota Oakland 3______• Don Pavletich’s double. 11 WARBfRG'S (Ill 0»me> In birds in the C arey and north All-Star Game— mand's— single before Andy Cleveland 5 Boston) 2 (n igh t) M O V I N G & stcRAGI California OM 0'>T— o f Carey areas and reports on Etcheharren hit a double . play USE TMIES-NEWS.WANT ADS -Baltimore 1 Washington 0 oeant 733-7371 ChiCARO OUOn(>Ox— ATLANTA - (U P I)- .— - The grodnder-to thlrd-basoman-Ken FOR FAffT SELLING RESULTS Kansas City 2 Seattle 1 (nlglit) M»)-: Kti»!ty (31, AJItn (J).'Dradlty (») grouse.around M agic Kc&- and Aicue: Johnson.- Wood (f>)' and ervoir make that population ap- Coaches All-America Football ------Prrteiteft,—imrfBTrth (»>. WP-lJohnwn up.~ThyCflfrtas prairie oiit- Game, plffprcd-nrtf by "sagging • •• LP-M»y (M3). 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Saltine Cracker'^23* New Crop Fancy Johdthan PJMEARPLE APRICOT JAM . 59c IG A l Pound Pkg.' Apples 2 ; 29 VAN ILU ^AFER COOKIES.25C New Crop Red Delicious TABUERIXE All Flavors RANDOM WEIGHT CHEESE T lOc , --TABLERITC-Ono-Pound- jQJBED_BUnER„ ir is r :

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By L. M. BOYD PLAY SEPARATES wilh his four-hcart contract. , - m e n ; FROM, BOYS . . _ .....„ . . ______’ There are dlttercnces between, continuw wlffi-W ^ce nna- Dress Shop Heases Eatrons With ‘SmaUer’ Qothing ; other ts that the nvcrase player. ^S? »' h™Ofs. East is’ nnt tn be too roT«orvntivp '"'■** his singlclon ace and N E V E R , N E V E R '— Sonny of "M y wife likes a half-and-half at-times and too opUmtslic at ^ Sonny and Cher, tho singers, drink of ibcer and Coke. What others._Experts go wrong here proudly proclaims ho doesnU-do you call that? A , Cail jt nlsd, but the expert Is cither S6uth w ill have to ruff high own a necktie.' Cher has-broad- odd fM Ighty odd. Is she cxpcc- • an incurable optimist o r an ln^~®nd this w ill e.<;tablish the nine- cast she -doesn’ t own a dress; ling? . . .Q. .HOW COM E all curablp jjcssimist. He doesn't' of trumps as the sitting trick, .Jim Bishop, the columnist, con- the farmer.s years ago painted overbid one hand and underbid : South has been unlucky. There lends ho never rewrites a line.’ their barns red?" A . Forget that ■ the next. ' ••-'Is no reason fofr the singleton That sociable guilarist Glen paint's name, but understand i^ Thc'mosi important single tHf. • fee of trumps to be in the East Campbell avers lie never drinks, was the cheapest dn the m a r k ^ ^ ference is that the expert makes hand but the expert would not'^ Sammy Davis Jr. says he never . . . Q. "W H IC H TR E S H FR U IT tt e best, percentage play, on all ha,ve been unlucky, went to a day of school.-'Peggy. do most people like best, apples occasions. The ordinary, player He would have phiycd a Llpton of "T h e Mod 1 Squad'.' or oranges?” A'^-!n*citles. Or- ■y‘aboutTrassiblc oadi mono - lo m e ace alier rulfing “Ctaln^8~RhQ~ncvcr"eat5—tncatr-angcs-outsell-ihr“restr'Bananas— . hrpaks I—hlames .it. on. bad the hPitTt nndl"* - • •Jed_i Tiiese announcements to dislin- come- In second,’ apples third. ick, when things go_wronf^ from-dummy. .Most.of tho time^ "JS/S -g„i

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And Budget Food Prices are here to stay I Because Buttrey soys sol What's, more . . . when Buttrejr says you still get outstanding quality foods. . . complete selection of brands . . . and the same friendly helpful service . . . you can bet th'af'rw hat you get! Buttrey FeoiJ Stores mean wha^r they say! Buttrey's Budgetiood PficesJnclude Buttrey's quality. selection and seryice! So] say. . . why^should I shop at ahy other food store. . . whefiTcari still enjoy shopping Buttrey . . an^ pocket the savings with Budget Food Prices. . . any day I choose to shop! Know v/hat I mean'when I jq y l' •• . • ' ' 'complete food shopping value?' Do some checking, my dear. You'll find out that jt just doesn't make atiy sense to pay more^. . . or give up those important Buttrey extras. Tell you whatl Pick you up at 10:30. W^'ll do some coniparingl Buttrey mvifps comparisoni, You',II see tor yourselt- what'I mean by 'complete food shopping value.' It's the big dif­ ference with

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A. »-N»wsiTwtn fells, IdaHp A-7 Few Bemoan Lo^s Of Famed Hearing On ‘Hot Seat’ From Sing Sing Zoning Set-' For County ■ b y TOM 't IEDE , execution for two years.v^JJew in their c«Us, end I got to know OSSlNalNG.; N., Y; - (NkA) YOrk-hasn't had one slnce'1963. most of them fairly well. And I • A hearing on a special county ■— .One of the.\notlon’s anti­ The Sing Sing chair Is a relic of guess I always found my^ell zoninj? rcQue.<«t h?s been set 1^ quities Is passing Troih the scene the past." • • ■ hoiking that something ' would the Twin Fa lls ConTity Commis- <— at iQast tem porarily. •' R elic indeed. The Slngj^'Slng happen, that their appeal would slonsrj-for-Scpt. 29 at- lO-a.m.- The electric chair at ^ng Sing chair was firfit used on Jbly 7, come through, or som ething." in the county courthouse. prison If due to bo removed. ■ 1891, to kUl a con;named Harris Warden Denno, now retired, The request, already covered, Ostensibly, the' yramed and Smiler. And-since then Its his- snys he used to hold the execu- Jn-R-hearing-before-thc-county— feared-dedthrlmpleWent -fs-giv­ tory-has-been .almost-synonyous lioriff "on""Th\Jrsdays, usually zonine board involves 20 a c p s ing away to progress. N ot so- wiih the American way of ex­ About, ao p.m. H e says. "Xhe of land bordering the College clalprogress.- Material-progress. ecution. ■ - '■ - —••- before davm stufr made it' look Tjf-southcrn‘“ ldaho~and shown ' A.super highway Is to be, con­ One man who, remembers too secrct." Evening time was by, county rccords to be owned structed through what Is now some of this history is W ilfred tost 1° Ballier 'j'illieasesi -»nil- ■bL-Bill V^orkmai the Slng:Sing"deqth hOUSin 'TJSnno. ‘ HC W aS-lh den. Then an electrode, would be present zone b e retained .at sufffclent to wreck McLemore's chair’s roing.” least for the present to' allow The' cnalr is, -supposed Open In . >ut on his leg and a plate over 20-year career and those o f the lis head., . ' the county to watch college two other officers, Lts. (J.g.) going to Greenhavcn P r growth and better-e better used for such. senseless, especially since New in Burley urtdcr the aUsplceS repeated once more. ’ >urposes and to serve as a buf> ab rk .statQ has.onlyLjnc-man.oa if_Idaho Continuing Education. "It alwavs looked to some Vice Adm. William E. Bringle er around C^I between.college Z ' “ death row — long-time pri-soner Education 3Jl. Methods' 'ahd TVltnesses as if It t o ^ two cur- r.:4 ___ ■ and by the judge advocate and commercial areas. Armando Cossantine — and has Materiais .for the Teaching of rent waves', and a_coupIe of general’s office In Washington. Mr. LaVallee said the proper­ present laws which prohibit cap­ Elem entary School Arithmetic, minutes, to k ill the' prisoners. ty- is located at Falls Avenue A naval spokesman said ital punishment (except in po- is a 2-credit course which meets But this isn’ t true. The Initial W. and Washington Street N. _McLemore--planned-to-visIt-hIs lice deaths)- frQm'-7-to 9:30 p.m. Mondays. shock o| between : -.Cnuhty: CnmmisslnnRcs- i irBcA- stj.'SBys'ono crlttera wcmBer •n« •insiructor will' be U 'r. Mel- 8 and lA amps all interested- person? to attend h qm e: in San Pedro, Calif., o f the New York-based Citizens vin Rexroat. The class starts “I feel we executed them In' the meeting and express their before taking up < new. Sept. 22. in room 4 of tho Bur- atamafleQusbQnTihfeiMostilffll Views'----- ^ ^ =undlscl0BcdTi5sIgmtt^nt= Icy-High-^chcein------— mane mctnod Known lb maffV —CSromcIairincIiiainB^Colle^ McLcmbre, who was asleep death penalty Is.,dead, or dying. Mathematics 209, Basic Con­ Doctors tell me the man felt no President, Dr. James Taylor, In his -eea cabin 10 feet from MRS. SHIRLEY TEMPLE BLACK, former inovlo m Ii m s - and noted cSlId' slar, lakcj The nation hasn’ t had a legal cepts o f Mathematics. Is .a pain because the shock Is given appeared before the,zoning the bridge at. the time of'the the oath of office os a member of the U. S. delegation to tho 24th session of the United Na> ' ch meets so fast that such sensation can't board to protest the cominerclal collision, pleaded Innocent to tlons General As^mblyrLooklng^oo Is Charjes W.-Yost^ U.5. ambassador to (he U. N, (UPI from 7-10 p.m. Tuesdays. The be physically recorded." zoping application. ______the charges of negligence and telephoto) ...... first_class meeting la Sept. 23, But humanitarian , though U dereliction of duty.” Ri Three Richfield In room 15 of Burley High ..lay be. Warden Denno says pleaded guilty last' week. School. would not be saddened if .... Hopson was not charged before Youths Injured Fees are $18 p er credit hour Sing Sing chair eventually went GlaissifiecI for regular studcnts^-and-t9-t>et ihe_way-of-th«-pr«sKlng-^tonef ‘pfimanded fan the comman- creditrflour-^oi' a'dult' students -r-HeHsn'tr^shemed-’oMhiiHjart - der of the 7th Fleet. Vice. Adm. ^elemsionSekeduh ond persons over 65 years of in the executions. H e didn't of accidents injured threp Rich- - — BrlnRtej— at— ft— non*judidal afiO.-RflqlstratIon-mny-%e-com- -make-the-iawsrarrest-the-crlm* Wednesday, Septem ber 1 7 , 1 9 6 9 6:30 2SL-V irginlan flcid-yD ung— people— the— past hearing. week. Toby Dayley, 14, a fresh­ pleted during the first class in als , nor pass sentence o f death took the' fiul»'~ ICO newspaper to embark on a personal odyssey. . , girls in the yard at her home scheduled maneuver during 7:00 2B— Beverly Hillbillies ■iof. which the collision occurrpri ------•-3- DeverlylIillbillie.i - ^ •The com mander o f the M el­ 6:30 2SL—News: HunUey- Three-yeaiMild M ic h a e l''A ii'^ SrOO 2SL—News dreason, son o£ Supt. and M rs. bourne was found Innocent of Brinkley —any-tieglige nce in an’ Aus trt" ^eil-Andreason-,-received a -bad- ly bruised left arm when he naval proceeding. 3— News: W alter Cronkite Brides Father ;ot it in the wringer of the Servicemen 5— Nows: W alter Cronkite 3—N ew s_ .7SL—W hafs N ew Times-News —4—Tru'th-i inmlly - washing machine. His ” ...... s :-W a U e r— :_Consequenccs. ^7B-^MoviOn-liWho!»-Got— A m y Sp-5 Danny-Larson, son FARM Cironkito 5-N C w s the Action." firefighters 4—I Lovo Lucv 7 SL-F 1igurtnjl „ . it up to tho shoul­ .is home on a- IM a y 7 B -N e iv s ' TB-^Aflaiam -li tho Action" leave. Sj>-5 Larson is stationed Family I I —News ' der. He was taken to Shoshone 8—Virginian 7:30 2B— Green Acres at Ft. Belvolr, Va.. where he w ctio n for medical treatment. Maintain B:5S 7SL—Community A lert 6:15 7SL—M lsterogers 3—Green Acres Is a - part-time Instructor In 4— Room 222 h ea vy’■equlpmcht at the U. S. Want-Ads Thursday, Septem ber 18, 1969 5—Green Acres Arm y Englnecr.Nortfiem Region, even (P at) flurns ls Investigating the guests Dennis Weaver, Goldio ]Iawln_nnd.Dpm_PcLulse, 4—Movie, “ Underworld Pfc. McCowan will undergo II though only ’ fiv e —n e w - smnH U.S.A." disappearance of the owner of more weeks ofJrJining ln.com« tires were reported in the *1G 5—Movie, "Wings of a 1968 whjtp Jeep^plckupOruck munlcations. national forests of the region. 5:30 2'SL-Ncvva ______8—DenrLMnclln______- -r t r o ' --- he fmTnd abandoned SQturda** ■ ^ 2 B = N e w 3 lI^Dean Martin 7SI^Jazz Alloy on the butte five miles norti. ------A ~ la rfiiT »rn 6 ir6 f the person^ 2B-DIonno* Warwick ____ 3-Ney/a 7B—Lena H om o____ _ o f Highway 25 in the Crest nel >— 142 men — wea concen­ S pecial" .•5-NCW3 11-Muslc Hall View road area. — -Bids-Let- _ eovcroga of your trated. In the Flathead and Lew ­ 3 -H a w a il Flvo-Ci, is and Clark National Forests of l l- N e w s ' Registration in/the truck in­ (arm iol«, hand bllli, n*wtpap*> NUMBERS 4—T om Jones 8:30 7SLr>B90k Beat BOISE (U P I) ~ The state Montana where fires started 4—1 Love Lucy dicates the owncf is Phillip W. Report to the State 20.% Off All Painf* SIdlotsnndpid South . 326-5375 8:00 4 - I t TukoA A Thief "OK, he was cu te," . S-Movlo, "Tho World, one motlwr. . ROLLS ON the I'lesh nnd the D e vil" Minimum Spaco 13 Words^ fie 'sure 10 order your' ad 7n— Dcnn Mnriln DJSPUY 20% Off On All Hardv/qre FOR FAST SELUNO-RESULTS 7SI.^Ncws.ln Perspccllve 80 .on tho ecorvoml^l. tcn-dny ...... USE TMIES-NEWS WANT ADS 9:00 2Sb<^Doan Mt^rtln rate. When your nd r®* 26% Off On All Aluminum Windows yiUavQiLmy-o»owHHmd-r~” EVERY WEAVE, ()hly b« charged for the dayi iiOmmum-Storm-Door ...... $24^95 - - ~ 4. _ » r a n . ______' PAHERN . In tlsO^ im st make correction I ' p ^ u s I -AND-FABRie— -Mahogdny—PanelingTTrrrr beforo second Insertion, The . 3/16" 4x7 PInlsh Deilrpd 'TImes'Newa wlU auume rfr< . < I I t r e E P O P C O H N a •ponilblUtyJoQ th* first day’* ------^ VOLUME-bUYINQ ''Contractors Suppliorr^T^ His Cbmp«tltor" incorrecl*tnlftrtion. ' , ^ •'

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'. PeraenqU'^peclot Nollce*' 9 Help Wanfod — -18 I Farm Work-Wan»«d- 23. - Homw-for SaU 50 Hom«« for Sbl«- - \ 50 ■ Lot» and Acradflo ' ' 54 MabHe-Homes- Hou»e»-Unfurnlshod ’ 74* a Lc OHOUCS Anonymou* — Twin OPPORTUNITY - ^AHT. THE^BEST ^aranlni ^ r? ACKES, 3 bedroom carpote I ’ alls Cotirthoucu. W cancidayi ot CUSTOM SWATHING . home. BulU IDM; W crldi of nea. ■ 8:30 F.m. For further Information. out bulldinRs, chain fa c in g , near GATEWAY 733^030. Al-Anon 3ftl Floor. 733- ranches or buafncsi oppmunU 7932. ______^______.with fitickgfound • t|ct7 Pleaio bo lu re to call the now Kcllwood p^nL-»4.000. TRAILER CENTER-- T-D-A •nlei, Good opporiunlty term *. 733-3BG3, Urldol Agency. ' M bbIc Valh:y-i Larseat Selection ■ Rcdueo w iih h e d o o s u i roiiow ai. C. LO O N E Y. R E A LTO R fo r r.dvimccmcnt with ogrlcul. • CUSTOM' SWATHING , (208) 733-4081 a ip iC E B UILpiNQ . lot Tor tttle. rcctlo n i — tDfc. sunrantecd re- tu ra liy ‘ orlfnlctl company. Snl. A tlyn Krohn ♦ MOBILE HOMES , ■ u ltl. Only 08c «t PHNNYWISE e a25.5033'— . Eden Edna Irlih ...... 733-0882 lad- D ru si In iho Lynu^ood Siiopplns J'Termi Marlstle — M qrooIIb illflcnilon. Hour* 8:00 lo Scft.. ■•Member ot M'ulVlpic!xisl|ng" TWO bedroom li Center. ■ . id brief resume lo Ml*. Trem. Tamarack — Columbia ' E x u a c t s u the’ new way. Rent ex- y. p,O.r-D0X aMrT-tvdtt-PttUVT- QY OWNER-. One block in BOsinoss Property W ' , S . s erclio and health equlpmem, tpccd • inwlde School. 4 yean ♦ TRAVEL TRAILERS blko, mnuosft roller, belt vJ------CUSTOM PtaW IN O . w ith or AvUliau ovur low Interest loan, tri Trnvelejie — Roodrunner ■e(Ioncycl». ' Donn'^r Fui EXPERIENCED NII3, 5-I8" Spinner plow; Taylo 733-0724. ' - Concord — T e rry' •______.733.142L -PoIdtn>an RW Itors— ' CUSIOM hayl .TIinEE-BEDROOM.' comer' UCENSED .HOME.-----Confldcntml AUTO MECHANIC lylor-Brother*, 320- .■Small down. }60 month escrow. “ 020-4lh Ave. Eost; cnro for unweU expcetnnt mother 110,900. Own^r. 347 North W aihlijs; Box N-19. c-o Tlmes-Ncwa.. ’ . Vacation-Property------68- rnnsmlMlon- experlencs-neees' BLAIR'S Custom, fnrm lns. Hay TWO":iJedroom' mOdenr'homc— iry. Conl(u:l Lee Coweer. »er awathltig and bnllns. Phone 334- :S V ILLA L...... (he heort...... of beau...... ipliunally clean, cc jnannRcr, -Dill Workmat 4459. Jerome.______tifulil Sawtooth Valley, offers choice but of Town-Hpmei lldlng lot*, low down payment, ------loblc'tBrRis------For'lnrorn atldn — - * TRAVEL TRAILERS AND PARTLY- I-UUNISIIED. one 1 ns nnd corn. Call 'A rt Pel on lots or our selection of fine EXPERIENCED . 530-22M. mont^9arden niik * P IC K U P C A M P E R : ‘ GG3l‘ — night 733-S77 raised. P r l c , _ ...... ter. -Reduced to *U,500, mountain cabins. Call Swiss Villa, RENTALS I PARTS MAN WANTED ' "T i n g .-H ALING ------IHNE-4-budi1cIm .4iome, beautl< sold Immediately. Call Mar 733-0710, or Gene Hopkins S43-4C4S. TWO BEUIlOl ful soiling onNarge> shqded • • lo - or SCO Larry O’Hara ot'iha sub- Bequty S olon s...... IS . division- office -nt-SwU» .VUlo, • “ Contact Jim Jonklnfr-parls-man* 'S K y 'e n l •2623. • - -GATEW AY-— MOTHERSl Looking for a Special? DBvr, In person, B ill Workman CUSTOM swathing with condlllonci HAZULTO'N, New 3 b e d T o o 'm , 3-nED«OOM. 2 flrcplaci's. Can Judy at Mosclle’a Salon^ Ask Ford.______^ 'und manure liiiullng. Jerome, 324. ..,_T^ILER CENTER 5107. Dnve Hanslng.______Addli4n W elt 733-2410 CUSTOM CORN Chopping, have pew LYNWOOD REALTY Root Estate Wanted ’ OPEN DAILY: 8 a-m. to 0 p.m. YOUNG MAN WANTED OREN SUN.: I .p.m. to p.m. two row New Holland Chopper 610 Blue Lakes North — 733-S2I1 WANTED TO BUY: - CatU 8 A»cr-Hours: 733-7100 — ,733-8473 Farms,’for Salo EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Baby Smers.Child Care 16 IWM ARISTOCRAT L a i- ...... TWO HOUSES for CHILDREN'S VILLAGE. ChUd cnro. Highly productive. 40-ocpo farm er; carpetod. Improved: cablnvis, DON’T RENT!!!' w ith-love ly older 3 bedrooms, W IL L bUi 4GI North Locuit near Ly^vwopd. new garage, rock nnd weed hcaUng, light and Insulation. }2.- State licensed, director Ruby Hop. A, scond mortgngc 500. Call 720-5000 nftcr C:00 p.m. • kin*. Nursery — pre-klndergortcn Low.down hayment a r discount.- Not or write Box 212, Sun Valley, Ida- ho. ______' 733-7080. CLEAN, RESPECTAULU — ...... BO-PEEP Child Care, state licensed. WANTED In good health nerdlng JiDme. Will D ivided' classes nursery, fir-k ln - do chores on farm or ran<‘ ' Taylor . Ca m p ers - dersarteti nnd klndergarlcht iCO STUDENT SALESMiW board, room ond smDll' 7th Avenue North. 733-5057; W rlto c-o 'Tlmes-News, Box td sell Agenpy COME SEE WHY 'Rooms-Board & Room 76 S»RU-SCHOO^ agu ,day car High school'educatloh. JU7.M a kOTO^TILLING; Oardcru, i_____ FORCED TO SELL, low equity, CLOSE IN. clcan, privntn unirance. w'cok. Apply ot ConitncotaLBok- ROOM FOR A HORSE. Almost Member of KITKAMPER’S farms, landscaping. Ulada work. •‘Twin FalU Safeway Mobile Home. Call A ir conditioning. Day, week or _ K y | c r y —atoclt.—Fioyd-^-Gambrel. .l_ncre^w H h an appealing two- THE-BUY 733-0354 or soa a t ^81-West-CflS-- ^m o nth -13 7 4th Avonue North, bedroom home. Real n ictrfa m lly • »‘M l s ” Service ------Honcst_Prl<:«s_=--_Ealt_DaaUa}t» ■ :.42.V54(B: ’ i»en, .Li«-30...... t WILL caro-'ror flderiy portoirln— i ATTENTIOfi Toom and third bedroom In tho —13-Ycai^-Servlng-Magic. Valley— ICD FLEETWOOD 12 x G4,------my home. Call 733-2513, Mrs. Help Wanted f I'-Clcanlnc______S Inaldc, Inj out. Carpet, paint- 'bascmonc.' to fg o 'shop' building' ..733-587" or garage. Listed at rooms, IK baths. Call •733-0708 Houk. ______•Ing Intvrlors vacant,houses. Ex- i\6iSOO: morning or evenlr- M E N A N D w o m e n ” -crlcnced. 7.13-7.101. ' . 103 A C R E S . LIGHT housekeeping r 'xnent. House and i; FOR SALE: 8«feway, 6' x 35', with Center Hotel. 2D5 S‘ ed. *475. per mon TEHATION, sewing.. A ll work ' New two-t)cdroom home. 3,650' Improvements. S-B, il46_Addlson • ^ : t h s a l e s a n d m a n a g e r . plan and periodic uaranteed. '^ears cxperlcncc. feet cement ditch. 7S0 ft of _1A L AB ILITY . L l^ time Income, 20 HAMLETT •^nue-West.T7»-24(D, S THREE bedroom front kitchen homo. Call 733-547 lly . Top earning*-1st-year.. For ...... -sckcepci- _____ II gas Marlette 12x00’. Excellent appointment coll 324-2835 be- erred or hour work. Wrli RESLTY - . 374.5578. JCJ ...... n 7;00 p.m. r • - -- ‘s-Newi 733-8227 __ YLINE. „ ______-...ditlon^ Trrm»; A fter 8:00 \ 43B.4I10. Rupert. SIMPSOS’S” AUTO MECHANIC.^.. . ------8W- C...... WANTED: Man under 35 to. work. ..:cellent condition. Contact Stan- 68 ARISTOCRAT 20’. GUARANTEE plus comml»ll8h. on Dairy farm ond do general tlnfj/»rTtii>n j^TT.i?ng ADULT TRAILER PARK Harbaugh M 0 t o r - Company, .form work. ' 678-2802, Charles - DOW finished and ready 1Q~ -Business-Opportunlties— 3 0 - - *— ----- 104a-Blufr-Ijke«-Blvd,-North---- < AVON CALLING YOUIl GOi 12th Street Bui —occupancy and v&caUon. Apply t •Chrl»^a»“ “ Star?*^' ’onderosa Inn, Burley ,poss«8»lon. Must be sold i SACRIFICE! : M rs, Phyllis Me Canyon Villa Apartments .'SIM PSON Kim berly o MUST SELL! Mobile Homes Twin Falls, Idaho IMMACULAYE 3 I >m», fu ll 170 Acres, 170 shores of/Tvater, MOBILE HOMES' For Sale to Highest Bidder basement, near h chool. 2 red. Call 733-3475. - - . . *18,300. ’ 2 homes, close to Jerome. Only Same locotloa for ,20 years .Fost possession. ■ t50,000^wi(h-good terms. -Seo - BUY YOUR HOME AT i.iAN w a n t e d : ...... Seven brick apartment buildings ‘ Glenn Jackson ot - rwork In plant. JlOb. plus per week. comatnlng' 29 'Apartmenls. are TWO ACRES. 3 bedrooms. 2 ilcf-fumlshed^Reasonablc: Tidaho Hide & Tallow. offered to the highest bidder d» — SIMPSONiS— . 733-5473. Small child OK. il lL L MEN interested In per follows! —JEROME KHALTVT EXPERIENCED, copk. Blue Cross. _ 8L SECURIT Y - ; —Apply-Hh-per»ott:^ROzeiaan^Rear —*'**?•isn7«:000.00-of-whlch-FHA- -AND-INSURANGE- —tnmjTTurjiUhed^ll5*Wn ------of *122,036.53. con be .324-4388 ' at 5Vi%. This Jcaves a CAMPER - 5970. ball If *51,903.47 to be paid MAGIC VALLEY u Mun lo r ycur uro -Tb-mako oh dtrer m ull cerlirrFcT" -----—REAL-TY------^ 9 2 5 ,....-.unch Job. Hay, groin, . Check -fo r *1,000.00, and moko 733-5580 Between Jerome and Twin Falls. • CONVENIENT Two-room, private ,4ttle. Irrigating, machinery ca- Nlco homo with bosement. To­ GOOD SOUTH side 160. Good beet your offer on this -check fo r • Feel welcome to call us 12’x60' FLEETWOOD entrance unit Well maintained. ollotmerit^lenty of wot^r. Somo perlence. No row crops. Two bed­ *174,000.00 or more. I f your offer n t home evenings. tal prlco *37,000 -With * 10.000 Adulis only. 227 7th North. room modern home, ------Is not the highest.' your- chcck down. completely furnished pasture. 7lnancei. eiiulpmcnt and :o match obUlty. Tin REALTORS CLEAN 2 bedroom apartment. utliU help required. W rite c-o Times- d mechanics. Pi.. w ill be returned on October 1 , •Hazel Ostromter ...... 733-5830 L & N R E A L E ST A T E CO. tics furnished. 1337 8th Avenue News. Box P-12. ^ — lion ond hospital ______J 9GS.-0S this is tho closing date Al Morgan ...... 733-3169 324-^800______.JEROME $5795 East. Twin Fall*. Idaho.______Elmer Harmon ot Troy National (or bids. Cordon Crockett ...... 733-6531 Serving by reputation since 1949 LADY’S Single, light housekeeping, 892 ACRES deeded, fenced sum- radiant -heat, entronces, botli, m er range. Creeks and snrinirs SIMPSON softener. S43 2nd - Avenue East, Hlghwoy 78, Jerome. ' located for Wanted to Rent . . 88 . ULIL—UAUPC— nLt I1UI»11.jT HOME WITH 3 bedroom on groun'?~ . netent housekeeper,-ago.duuui au. 1. Adults. 227 7th North. Must drive and nova excellent ^ Some Locotlon fo r 2 refeiiences. W inter In- Collf Mere Inn. 733-9244. 160 to 300 ACRES. Kelp In flnonce --int a good buy? Then s and equipment. W rite Box p.7, - 2-bedroom, -full basemcni MOBILE HOMES Uiej^furalshedV’ Adufts"6rfi CO Tlmes.Ncws.______■ bolh day* ‘ gas furnace, only * 10.000, KIT. NASHUA. BUDD_ Ash, after 2:30 — 733-5724V ICO to 240 ACRES. Own ' finance, — -.- ____ .. foumnin - -^RAVEL-TRAltERS- —hel^and-equlpmentr-Wrlto—Box- FlrL Contac^Mrs. M. at th * Dairy Schrouder, Tho Co! P -ll, Hatelton,-Idaho, PICKUP CAMPERS atock ond fixtures W * also hav« a few Ttnii SINGLE ranch hand — year round ALESmXn^’”^ANTEP 10 sell Splendid opporlunll, KIT CAMPER ‘ work. Board and reom furnlihed. .No. 1 car nnd truck. Best pay plan PhOno 733-4250. Twin Falls. Must be able to Irrigate and do In Twin Falls. See Jack Tlssow, Western Appraisal Solos . Service - Parts . Supplies' shed. Phona 733-3C03. general farm work. Phone Jeromi Glen Jenkins Chevrolet. & Investment Co. Honust- Prices r - Fulr Dealings 324-2253 nt noon or evenings. ’ MATURE women warned: 444 Main Ave. So. 733-2363 13 .Y eiirj .Serving Magic Valley Light Industrial Equipment 89 MECHANIC, preferably “ with fori jcr for crippled Inily A ficr Hrs: Geo. Gould. 73I.Q(H2 Apartments-Unfurnlihed 71 lift experience to work with estab » ranch. 702-754.0575. DELUXE SMALL APARTMENTJ llshed company. Top wages one . MIDDLE-AGE homo, clean, well FOR SALE< Good ______... benefits Contact Don Laorum a Agents-Saleimen Wanted 22 733-5r-- Minimum upkeep. Con- BAKER’S <008. 43n>03lH___^ - > REPnECEhiTATIVg - inuiiu.^ wells, lies fla t with g place.' ...... ’.. - . . ’...7 r.V..*J5.000 M a x l^ PUio, 170 Blue -O U T OF THE ordlnt--...... " ■ ■ ' —»38;000-~ USED INDUSTRIAL I BUT nicer 2«-bedroom,- Over 7000 rt. / plpelli "EQUlPM liNT . Fireplace. t l 2,000 0 733-0235 nfier 4:00, *43.______TELDTMAN REALTORS I CASE Model 530 CK bnckhoe, bonus on volume of s ALWAYS LA W iU .TJlR liU room apartment, *0,750. ^ Oil Shoshone St. North 733-lOBS vyntur furnished. Phone 733.3093, Bot.sn PRODUCTION Plant i r a r r M K A’?,” h Lincoln. » CASE Model W7 4-wheoi-drive Idaho Stale Licensed eleclri 3._ £ u JU74______BEHER.BUYS _____ — ioaderillO.600.------to r -Immediate- rmploymcnt.------TEN:T.rvAninj-RooMST— Dick Reed, 343-4051, Dolie. And 2 huihs, with all the com­ Houses'Furnlihed » SOHN- nn.ERi; 4S0 crnwlor- - Cnll Di March, 4:00 p.m. alley Rnn^. Phone 72G- forts of home, Gnraito, fenced modern homes, f-ai MAGIC VALLEY louder. Ilka nuw, * 10,000, .SHORT O R D Iill cook, year an___ niOO p.m. Wednesday and Thur yaril. YOUlt PAMll.V ,WlLL nrn, shcdi, eic. W -.. Ih Avenuu Eosl. *75, 7 » JOHN DLTIRIJ bnpkhou only Job exporlencp neceijary, board day. 7^ 3J H I^ _ FITI Price lin.soo. tur ' 'llhoul tlock._ Mrs._IWy Dt^k, MOBILE HOMES "^flnd~Tof)m~*fum 1shcd; snlnryvpciTT ■ APPROXIMATRLY 2 i...... ■ 774-2541, .Smiley Creek Lodne. ,rmiy riiaone in. • iMv. luu Will love (h li birch 40 ACRl'S, good 1<..... Tw o lleclroom, gns liciit. water, » HIC TOO crawler tractor with W a n te d : t r u c k s «nd dr? ______room home, d n iry-b nrn, •innim . - ..■anitalUin furniihed,- ndlilts. 171 . doier. *2.300. ■ . . ■ ■ lmu|^^l^iMotocs and brets. 324-2001 W oliic’ wlireTet kitchen. Very nice ^ow_po*t .acre-.. —ihcarUhnp -nnrt good c n rrn ii.’*IK .in irK . t)UlK..spuds, or . bean*. Call Muilc.lessons' ...... 4 0 Lakes Soulh. 733--'°-'" » JOHN DUHItn JD-500 tructor • r.Sfl.247«. . 800, good terms. SCIJM i'lT ANI 733-0141 — Closed Saturdays loader bnckhoe, Ifi.SOr. . OPHNl N ^ S- avalUble /or t-.mlnner, REAL ESTATE SERVICE M U ri'L E Y , Cooding, Jilaho, U3< I JOHN DEERE 810 . semper, * KiANiiHii i i a U u n g , l.illlbridgi or advanced pliino ■tudeiUs. Mrs -733-141S 4781, 16,500, ■ custom Pnrmlnn. 7.13.Mfl3. — M nllierg. 7.13-7IH5. MOBILE lioiVfES I Pull lino of new John Deere MAN «r douplo for mllklMH,-(Irndn ' WANT THE BE.ST bargains In . S C i .. Skyline . Van Dyke . Vardo *' loi, ■niiiiniiuii Indusirlnl K«|ui|imeni. A. « mllB W eit Deep Creek Rood. . home* — ncrengus — farms —• 150 lll> pump nn, Miilin, e51-<14U2. wr 10 Am •Icutl School . llox 7040-, ' JIulh w ickliain ...... 7.13.11470 llxcDlient t»ilUllng__h)_c..ij llr.1. 6;. i ' " TRAILER SALES ELLIOTT’S 250 Overland n7fl-9nii. Burley Houiei-Unftirnlshed 74 Help Wanted 18 Help Wanted 18 H o m o l fo r Sato ci.{).si-;n .SUNDAYS 'T H luurTiTlIiitoO M lion ^(luriiiiA s- U ntil I r 7th

comn wim iho inonav" hnals. pal Molilta'Cunslruciiun Inc.. I' Lots a n d A cre a g e bnrly, Idaho. I-hons 423.4171, . fiTifTiS------MAGIC, v a l l e y i U K A U iil'ilL ICuuEirly ■ Tlil2 Nuw iiiiidunt way «> ||itvO ”lyC oloninl Knmo'un your -own-hfimo, inVesllgala u. Caii -llvlnH P’om, fiim ily t - ncHHCfl. Look undcr.tho town In your nrcn . . conlnct one of tho.io firm i NEEDED imlck, 73:t.7aii7, or Lam for tho (Inost In sorvlco and quality producia. TWIN FALLS [.mu ■■enlrr, ti5» 1 ...... NOW SI'ACIOUH^ T IIK i:!! ■711“ .l'^ Alg CONOiriONINO KOMTINO riXTLlRES • THH itIViCB i.mdllTooiirg. Iionllng ami fiir- 1 tljrmV, O n '4110'j'iu r 733.IIQ4II. cleaning. For ih» Rest service ‘ I ’ o U O H TllcW til'lf VALM5Y THilK flHHViC vani^ ti:i,noo. Hat l(k I'urnace Company, 739. ____ I, K.______)'rai| Huilinnioi — ■ Insured 7a3-4S5t), ' — n i^ ;n .' i‘.7]i:it home, /..ii large Iwi, iioiiin vnrm , H „|\lo Un»t Hlas lAk«* . f o u u tit fHOCWlNQ- ...... ■•>-1'. — 7:>3'W3r • ■. ■ P nir“fi;n:fr- 11.-*ia,oofi. Phdn# 733-2IIB7, ■ borne, I'urpojod llvinK roiiin, gar. • CUANEII*______Ciirpontsr work, Palm- _f6 r n e w s p a p e r r -rt)e(t,’ 1iiork Inying, By : • ft^n 'Xu'lt THU AUT|Uimz|'|> ,ie„|. ’ Hornet for Sdlo '50i HomVi for Sale contract, 733.00(10. ' ... TrwNl'MT^wrinTiJIIi.t Honti qHAtN.tlNK FtNCti roiinir all miihi'*. A gond seierllon MOTOR ROUTES Twill I'HlU. 4-budt»um, lU buili i?o"’i Powur'enuipment. I'rea insjieclion. Here is How.ltW orka:. Crnvnni Bawer •8Hrvtcti: T>3J0n.l. - Mri-I'iilnl • • GALLvDIREa '' 1 - «'.% lomv t;ucU Uwtwloy MLi wiiwon ,oU h o m ti lUte.l dur- .I x q P hoqm w m fw e w JEROME I 'lV li limlroiiin, :i Imihs, i's..4i|iani\aoy, ■ wliol homes ali)', 7:i:i.n-ii7...... perlnriiie. 73.1.7334. Answering ,(ier>'lc«, Tho adyortlaoi* will lie nbtmiHl TiitVKir lo cnll you. If ilio Ifllopliono of any mlvcrtlNor ir this BUSINESS-SERVICE' D IR E C TO R Y Is not nnaworcd, aiol'731-23B0, Tolo- ‘fiervico-iln-^^n''Tftllsp DAy'bf''' Ail Membtrt bf MLS A r« Reallor*. a lownf 73J.M1 j. • Wednesday; Sept. T?, 1969 tlmbs-News, Twfn FflllSj Idqho A-9 ^hink g Space Craft Is Fa$t? Wait Until You

H e a v y .E q i -92- -llveitock-Wonted- -MIie*llaneot!f*Foi^ Sale-140^1-Booti-for-Sol* —T r u e lti- -196------Aufos-ForSaIr T iUAHO-m b B fc Ya l Lo w ANTIQUE AUCTION: Inner Valley SALE OR TRADE, for Clttle. 1065 W7j6TO.^blue>w lih wh»e LO tfder'm oScl'*l75A?* O n e'j'ohn DEAD ANIMAL PICKUP ---ihang^. One mile Norlh of Ida- - » collect 733.C835- £ f ” e « o Utciel loader. One Card, ... FalU^on Yellow*tone Highway. Boats and Motors : and grain bed.. Like i -steering. T ilt steering wi "fr^cnver Compreisor wiih cat • __£uadny. -Scpi£mbci_2iat_iJ_nofla. ---- STARCItAl' J UOATS” AWD------Adjustable bucket sent. Recllnlns _13.dM .nBine.-One-D»-OirTBIth FOLDING CAMP TRAILEBS rlgflt hftnU only, heod rest, hood H .h „, , mounted'lUchometer. Tinted glass. W «H M ommmmj JEROME IMPLEMENT A ir conditioning, heater, radio with l ^ L s ; —eamp- 1964 FORD ...... rear speaker, *iereo.“ ShDwn by np- Hoy, Grain and Feed uuvif .aouuici, dutch oven*...... enger station wngnn. 4n,oo0 actual polntment. 4^.2781, ' ‘ ~ ' U*ed Car Department .^SPOT.CASH lag bag*, tenl*^ knives, scope*, mile*. W ill sell under book volue. 254.4th, AvcnuO West For Furniture-Apetlaacei Model Evlnrude Skeeter-Sno-Mo- 1900 CHEVELLE j-door Hdtp. ,327 gun*, nm m unlli'n. *lovc*. I a n- bile*;, at DUD- * MARK'S, yo offer. Call .‘733-2023 oi Oorvette motor. 4 ' speed, n e w - Twin l-uUs,.s . ------' B r y * -t-l-ndlne 733-5«7 -- .vin-w ui -BmS^FumrnmBT - • •• r-deolci teather In terior.' custom hood WM. lUage to make It more p.jllel. 127 2nd Avenue We*t 733.1421 scoo" on n bid ba*l*. see ‘at I960 C H E V R O L E T JOHN DEERE #12 2- able and reduce ttiMnkose. Leo't SHAMPOO your own carpet, pro- Twin Fall* Bank & Trust parking .ImpnU-»-d<>o:^icdaii'= row corn chopper, _fe«loaal _rsiuU*^.ent_a„qarke tir e*. Cassette tape lot. • —rtnHMff—Cft—an—iideS . wv — Wus S1693 P.T.O. . shampooer with companion '-wol 7 URAND PRIX, Mlcheiin t NOW ' nie'd>aweri, coit S130, will aai vacuum. . Banner Fumltttre. 733- stereo tape, automatic tran*__ itandJng'^'ln'* t*he^*fleld.'* One 'm^Se ntlce. Would p a il fo r new ' ever _*lon,..28,000 ml!c».,.Bxcelient condU -CURL-spud-KarveBter— J^^h^g^O „-.lam y-Blc. -rTtttca-piBtsTnaimo-proTBei ilon. Call ^24-240(. Jeroijie, alter r • mounted-on-^acmoll M too. Call-J33-7M9 ^ te r <1 PM Motorcyelos LEO RlCE"MbT6RS - — *AU GROUND m lu d ira m ...... dryer. 2-dooF,J hnrcltop. with m oU iie j, »4l a lion Ibulk. front loaillng, 3.cycla, 9 Goodins.' Idaho ...... /.ir’S'iS M rw r? •rced“ Globe . Seed * Electricuicciric <-o., Co^. . 441- .Mam Main Avenue Ea*t. Twin Falls, 733.8212, SEW youT' own *wpater* from fa. 19671967 OSOcc KAWASAKU Like ifew, WORKMAN ••• mous name sweoier boUie* from’ 'T•~Low .o ' mllcngc. 733-3333 or 733-3854. I9S7 VOLVO, gnoO condition, good BROTHERS ancei, Junk. We do upho’tsterlhg-re. Ask for Hutch. . , • student car. M u*t le lll 411 6th ' paiscnger. low mileage,, original pairing. Hayes Fuiyfture. 733.4010. Cdrncr of FJIcr and Flllmore. Twin nue Enst.' owner, ••fully equioped Including WANTED; Hay flyld.or ttftck-Call air conditioning. Call 733-2680 or icfora bnlinB 3rd . crop. Bonded “ 733.2140 after 4:00 p ;m .------^PONTIAC—CADILLAC.:: hiivpi* ATD.yiia Fiirnhur* & HH Goods 122 1005 SIMCA. 4-door sednn good-.con. • - . _GM C- ______• 1 used 18 X 7 JOHN WANTEDr. I^oll pnituro for..about r butane..53C-290S-s Cxlra sprockets. Phono after d j^ n , new. paint and tires. p3- DEERE model B-DD ______42.1-5521 Rupert. Idoho 436-t4'!7 JMjiS:- cm- ' - C A IN ’S s iL v iH BLONDE wig. shoulder lira in drJII (lik e n e w ) 1003 350 HONDA, :h is h o l M Brother*. .Burley, yni.. ■'ANTED:. 2000 bale* Cleon *traw, / u s e d & REPOSSESSED T33.5178. FOR SALE: 1000 E l CamlnO 30S: authorUed Rambler dealer for ...... condition. " T R A C tO R S delivered.. 536-2640. new tires; mass; 4 speed. Pt\onc Cassia. Mlnl-...... ,4-apced. loss Yamuha 60, (roll clean, w ill conildvr trade,.734.IS30. {rode. 734.1855. 5Dir~ Shoshonn North. FOR SALE: 1905 Ford Pickup, *5- CHRYSLER- ton, camper speclnl. fouf-specd ! Huthe*. : BAND " in s t r u m e n t '' RENTALS. ^f-VNO year old heavy duly U*ed,and new. Conn, Bundy. Sel- -trantmHslon. 734.23C5.______4^teer tedon, fully equipped. Was H T R A D E 1.SALE ORH TRADE 1.SALE lo r H c K c ri._____ mer. Reynold*. WARNER m Os ic , «69,S3. See Western Auto fo r i 57-GMC truck with or without 18' $595... Now FO X 2-row cho}>Eer, J2250 o wean. A P ilA Begijtered horn. ■733-7083. Twin Fall*. •and all vacuum lepnlr*. ' Lockwood bod..AlJO tng axle tires. Ie«i hereford bull ealvci. -Hart, srow .a-w ay bed fcr rent. J3.0I brakebrakes.______*60. 438-S832. Paulsprings, . »ONE row GEHL chopper.' ,|S4»-AVILUV&.Jueiw«>n*-goodr-4;on- tnct Boge;son .Service, Rogcrson, — * 3 9 8 ^ cows and .heifer*, and cjn*e-i-' 628C.. Buhl. '______Idaho, : • PLYMOUTH • TOYOTA ^ONE row NEW HOLLAND lEAUTlFUL ANTIQUE piano, refln. chopper ...... 52750 lahed and tuned. 1190. 324.3175, d. 4 0 rw e it 2n' :ow» or belter*. Jerome ' S n T „ T " i ♦TWO row ALLIS CHAI^ GOOD Bucicltcr Tenor Sax, ■ Miscellaneous Wanted 141 19" SPUD DED. good condition. 324- 6.400. JlSO.-Normandy 14 Clarinet, '6 6 MERS chopper, like new - 875. With cate*. 733.0038, CASH FO'R SCRAP METAL 52600, VANTED to buy: Vaccinated, open, GUARANTEED u*cd piano'* and Copper. Brass, Aluminum, Radi- hoUteln heirers. 600 to 800 pound*. band instrument*. Terms. Claude ;*lo r*, Batterle*. Etc. _MEBCURY_ . Robert Schutte.- File r. Idaho. H. KOPPEL CO. EEP Pick-up, 4 Wheel drive. WOHN-DEERE SP model Phone 733.237a;'

SPECIAL Gunpowder — 4831 — .SS h lb. 7 Of Them 4350 _ *2,25 a lb. Sconcj — Regular *25.95 *19.05. Im talU SEE BEN, ed and *lghtcd In free. Com. ete guaranteed Gunsmlthlng. 2-Ton And larger ■65 Garage Sale 130 Sew blu — Wnck — blueing. JACK and NATE Ammo, reload *2-95 box — new Wlndrower CANVASES fo r He§. SATURDAY------Sunday, bunk beds,. »3;S0. • Drive out a little and PLYMOUTH ■ton WIndroweri, 12' , . . JuiC T.V. iton^l. dUhei, _____ save It lot. Hunt'* Hunting-sup- pile*. Kimberly, 2/3 miles South - Bob Reese’s Youree Motors ledon, radio; hs< of stop . ilRht...... Phone— 423-4190,•— ----- i ifonim liilon. y/o' VINCH.[JiSTER AUTOMATIC rifle. Novi^ . . . finnri T)itngs In.Fot- DODGE CITY Phone 733.4316, & IMPLEMENT 1969 FORD 1969 CHEVEILE 733-OOir McINTDSH. APPLES GalaxI® 500 4-door hardrl. Mallbu Sport Coupe, V8, *798 I. 320^731. Filer. 2 0 0 .„ ,A y t9AFor.Sa|e._ top, 390 V8 engine, auto^); automatic transmleelon, _ t w i n e :S -BARTLETT PEARS- 'matic transmission, pow* ['power steerioR, air condl* Apnrojtlmaiely 350 balei or Cor. er steerlnR and. brakes, -tlonlnR, vinyl top. be! heavy'. duly baler iwlne. YOUNO MATCHED pair im a ll pinto Comer'* Oreenrldn Farm, Whlls It laiu S4.SS per bait. mares. Gentle fo r k ld i. Write South on Highway 74 to orchard Vn*ien, .Shake Cr. R. S, Mou Drive. We*t to Kenyon Road. South lo Orchard. Container* MAKE OFFER! necesiUry^ -No -a a ie a -a lie i^ iO O - l$29.95 .IlJ!!^ =BAMIUMASSiG M llSOSQVlE_^ 4-door^ V0, fu ll/ I ------e ready now. We al*o have .:4nterrit-tmitl-Jun»"litrW0.— -pienty-<»r-C«>net>rd-grapetr*Apple» “ 1963-PORDf Oaloxl^.Op- J968.ELYM0UTH-!— 1967 MUSTANG^ aro priccd from S2.00 ter-pu*h#l. VALLEY FORD- Bring Ilia family along f ~ ------V8 anain*, outemalle fcenimittlen, H.rdtop 0=up=, * 9 9 5 ^ IOBSBSHOBINO,“ 'trlm m lni ’ tng. pick thorn your*elf ' pdla, h«ai*r, whlia factory air condltionlna. matIc transmission, vinyl - Ilarveater dealer. We Handle nan POODLE PARLOR . ror all Opel built Farm Hanif am all Kinds of comfort. top.-Only_. AC mac)ilnB». TWIN I'ALL!. PROFESSIONAL...,Grog* h k c TIlACTOn I. IMPLnMKNT. 2010 . Any Dreed or D0( — 733-llBS BAHTLUTT PKAH.S.„.Peachei, Me* Inioah apple*,‘Golden delicious ap. n285 Kjmherly nd,. 7a3-»a»7. $2895 pies, Orr Orchard. 1 mile North, $2195 HAN-SU KENNELS Oteen Olant Plant, Duhl, Idaho. DOAHDINO _ A llt COOLRD Phnne B43.Q0I0. 1966 MERCURY Monrerey ^-door sedan able wheel!, 400 aclual houn and PitOl'BMIONAI. OnOOMINO a hoitom a way inlnner plow. Papular Bcseisway liV'i*, (“M P«w*f Intlwi^lng outomofit tfpnimU- 1968 FORD 1962 PONTIAC * 6 6 IKC Black Labrador Relrtavar t>up* fur *n lt; e week* old. .Sira and GntaKle 500' 4-ddor ^ _ — MU(T-|MOV(-PKICI - ! v m danrvsraUttfrrfdtrc trflnB^'4-door-BtatlorrwBBon7-VS- -PONTIACJtonnevlile 4/n.iruiu n; 4Jam..J>ava..Amcrlcan -F i« ld _U la p k a CIIHs ‘ for *tilei: NOrtl'liWKBT champlnii uiickKrtiunili, roaion- mlsalon, power stooring, I' motor, automatic trane- ; nr-Fxi7?TO7ir* alily ptli'ud. fieo nt DIO r a il inth I960 FORD MUSXANG powor diflc brakoo, fac-' mission, power steering Norlh. M oiinliilii llnm ui or phune e mile, (V43.47OT, tM7-llH!l4 afterBi4«r fl!30o;jo P.M. lar, equlpptd ovIlK tory nlr condltlonlnR, all fnd brakes, air condition- PiCACHKsl improvrd i'.lfiMla” ! Baauil^ul bright r«d llnlyh, oil lad moKhlng Inldlar, irUNfl'U.'i Akc llrl»»ny* ^..m V6 angln*, radio, h*otar, ^ vinyl Interior, now warran-1| field rhiimploii hinodlliie. 0 ty. --l?Agn3UW O-3to-lir«— K;rva«ec. -o U —Uuly-lAO^ar_Diuyen. ell the exlcav ■■Irsmeiy iharp. nomco inppinB tmli, lond rondl. Jlna; don't wii*ie yciiir iln.u — WUir-MOVI-MfCI-r^i-.-. !il5 0 *1698 lion, a South H o ' $uuih inuney imlnlnH a dog or le*w r ■luniuy. 7:n-aiill. $2595- $7957 ( »n1vn AKC .SAMOYIU).'! '7uk Houn III, 1967 MERCURY VOYAGER »td»lon wag^h Uied 1 Pooillv*. (Inrmnn Shenhord*.. Ilrli- Beaulliul biua' m*ialli<; moKhlng vinyl Inisder, ladls,' hsaisr, rSv42^"' (lion ent ofld (haws II, I'llK .HAl.li: UnreRiaierrtl, i r m n - mbfflU(SWAGEH4^965^0tKSWAtSEr MUST MOVI PKICi . ^ 6 8 0 ^ hamper. Hae.all the i 2-door, sedan, 4 . speed IR' Hulk pninto bed, IN' nlumlnum camplnR equipment, new RAMBLER ancliMed vun bnil, -Hnle, or irnile MclNTO.SIl A p p fe i^ A ijo r.il p.in; 1966 CHEVROlEf El Cortino motor. wjjh_ fu||,.yyiicrflnty*. for IB' beet bad. 4!»n 4BII, r weekenit*, 7a3-04n ■ only, j ; IT. niiwilan Orchard. 11 _mlU.lioulh-o»-Klmh«rlr:------" • Vt anglns, powtr lioiliig, taN grsan wllh — CLASSIC-770^ ■ vfnyl InUtlar, muO t $1695 4-door,'VS, radio, haotar, power W w^^jiedcap Corner, Kimberly, mile* ){a*t nf Mninr.Vu cnrner, MUST MOVI PHICI *2300 ilsatino, nuiomailc pnd Olr *upplv ilm lfii, ” two.now. Oehr corn clicmpnr. lute Sl^UTHMAN, iiu“rcira"*« gua —AKO-Oermnn -Nhnrthalr* -n CutFlowerr- -1 3 9 -1964 fORO-COUNTRY-SQUIRB-||atl6 n“ w a g 'o ir ' bocimie acnunlnieil liefnre _____ t i l HAY henn hnrvo»Kir, In v«ry ...... "* Kennel*. 733-3402, All whila w llh walnul lia* — nr 1968 MERCURY. MONTEGQM 4-door•<-aoor sedan •• good wKli clillilran. 324-2091, J§. warn*, pala Johniiun, 304 South Scout 4-wheel drive pick- , • ton, long wh«i .... ■ 6 6 AVaVw7<~ ' l r 6 n.' nev/'tir®lrradio'«nd; "miM iortr 6 ;cyiind*rmoi6i ' r N HUH. IIUII . MUST MOVI raici ...... ir in n n r ? ^ 0 8 S -^YAMAHACYCLE" 0 AKC Coiile puji*. 138. 410.W04, l(u. 1964 RAMBLER CLASSIC S-deer hardtop IlKAHa.Hrlltoon, Marthalanei, Cot:g p f AUami,. and C.^er«»me, I, pawtr llMrtngT Ctf---- $1195 -$895 M70 i:ih . the fo r *a|». Plrime 7M-7S40. lYQUREE M O IO R IC ..ii.OlPj- ^HEKEN^HBTBIS^ ~«4-^WIN^^yENUE:SpBTFF^ 733-7700 PHONE T W IN F A L L S :+H e‘-EAsiEsr-.i»oii(5E“’W W “W6R^^^^^ ' v m - o p s i ■ TO PLACE YOUH T O B U Y A C A R • : piioNls 'm-mii OpfcN EVENINGS aO!ED SUNDAYS Twlri Falls , A-JOTimos-Nows, Twin Falls, Idaho Wednesday, Sopt. 17.-1969 - Driscoll, BCCond, and Mts. John r . -i_ExJElmore—— =^NewL0f-Recardl^i^Hig Solid Wasje -fridge Winners Hahn and M r . Jack Stephens, thirds “ Probe:Asked— “ Norin~«h'd“ S(}Uth~' I^IINIDOKA COUNTY of way at an intersection follow' the Mpnday Afternoon Duplicate Mrs. Rusty,""Stoker, ..BONey, Ing a niotorcyclc and . pickup Disposal Man Giyen ' S'herili's Blotter Qasses Elect ' B A ^ N ROUGE, "La. Bridge Club m e etin g'a t t h e .was a guest. •Officers are continuing inve.stl- truck-aeci(^nt-at-S:CO-a.m.-Sat-- (UPI) — Ari~IhvestIgation Episcopal chuTch were M rF gatiorx Into a break-in nt the iirday at jntetscction of Main Nlck'Bradic and. Mrs. _L. R. Acequia school sometime Sun­ Street ,and Overland Avenue. At Kimberly of charges of'police brutality Set 111 Area Heart Knop[< was d riving n 1969 Yam ­ by city police was requested Dunken,' first; Mrs. M. L. day night.' . Brown- and Mrs. H. M . Wycoff, Deputy Wes. Woodall said aha motorcycle south on Over­ by t h e Louisiana Inter- , GLENNS FERRY, Idaho KIMBERLY — Results of ^In­ An ordinance regulating dis­ second; Mrs. Jessie Husted and lyi«writer, two stereo record land Aveniie when it .collided churcti Conference Monday dent elections held at KimbcrlJ- posal of solid.w astes and }he Mrs. Riistji Stoker, third. (UPt)- — Herman Joslyn, G4, players were taken from Ihe of­ with n- 195C Ford pickup driven in this city where three. Ne­ tem porary appointment o f-th e High.School arc annotinced. the retired dirline pilot from fice and. three bricks df cheese, bv Charles E. Bate, .IB. 410 E. gro burglary-suspects have county zoning _admInlstration East land'west dinners Inr . Seattle who received a new foiir pound.s of lard and a water­ 2-ith St., Burley.' According to The student body prosldent.ls •been shot to death recently. staff as enforcement agency cluds—Mrs. Gus Averett and heart at’~StaTiford University melon from the kitchen.' Total officers, Mr. Dati had nearly were approved Mpnday after- Mrs. A. V. Williams, first; Mrs. Dave Molyneux; vice president " I f our quest fo r'la w and ' JVTcdical center Sunday, is, a value of the slolcji items is completed a left hand turn When noon by Tw in F alls County Com­ R. J. Skeeth and.M rs. Dudley he wns-hir-ty.thc-inolorc^-cler is-Mike ErJck^n, and-secrctary- —order in Baton -R ouge-is-to— lowner Idahoan. about■S250,.he'.s;ud. - missioners'.' '■ The- mean.>i o f entranc? has Damage was SSO to. right rear treasurcr, DeAnne Eslinger. be legitimate and not .a Joslyn: alpo Is the {brother of "m o c k ery of Justice then we The ordinance was adopted to not Iwcn -determined, but the fender of pickup and S150 to . Forum members, eiectcd wore U V a llee 6nd his . staff will en- StaR- R cp .--A lvln Joslyn, D- must have a police depart- put. county regulations in line burclarv was -discove'i’cd .by Uie motorcycle. .Glenn Harmaning-and-Shcri-Mc- lorce-tho-ordinanco-on-o-tom- - -Glenns— F e rry,'—Tind—n'tfcridcd “ ■hidiitNVhieh-wiinrapii'e'eBiP"'’ with'TiewrstatcrlcgislaturerBov- spTiool officialsr-Monaay-jtiorn- Q rd v.y. Parkes, 46. M42 M a i Master. seniors: Micki Singer porary basis. County Commis­ ' school In' this railroad town at em ing -waste disposals. County ing. ■... la'Ave,, Burley, drove-a 19G1 and "Rodney Rudolph. JunFors: fidence and respect from nil sion Chairman.Heber.Loughmil- one time. • j Commlsssioners' said there are Police Blotter Dodge, stationwagoii into M argo Singleton and S t e n s o A segments • of the communi­ ler said the county plans to take Alfonso VilIa5cnor, 46, Rupert, vei7 ' few chonges over the coun ’“Alvin Joslyn said hls brother Stinker Service Station nt 987 Clontz, .sophomores, and Rocky ty ," said Sam Allen, xiirec- ty’s-previous regulations. ■ ajtew look at the situation about was cited for backing when not Atain Street and collided with 'Cai“pcnter and Lana Emerson', the first of the year. born at^Tac6mar\\^sh.,, retired tor of the church group. jCovered in the ordina^ce'pro- rensohablo and safe Saturday a gas pump at 10:10 p.m. Sat­ frcshmyn. two or three years ago' as a vislons tire the disposal o f all He said It m ay be necessary cvening.after the 19G-1 .Ford pick­ urday.. There w a s 'n o damage Pan American . Airwqvs Cap­ up trtick .he was driving struck .Senlor-clrfRs/offlcer.s arc Steve types of refuse. This must be. at that time to assign this — tain. J ie said_his brothor had reported to the vehicle bu there a parked l?)C0 01clsmobllc. owri- Emerson, president: Mark Fish­ left In designated county dump' sponsibility and others falling in* I f • -flo^vn the- Seattle - Honolulu was $r>0 damage j n - the gas o‘d bv Robert D a rb yr Idaho er, vice president: Jeanne P ier­ USE TMIES-NEWS WANT ADS grounds and ...... j.thtLlap.oLthe-zonlngjidmln minis:. . \ I route for P an Am . . __ , pump- Passengers in the station- son. Rccretory: R a n d y -I vie, Falls. The lncldent"nccurrrdnn wagon were Dilly. Joe Gavala, cific regulations. -• • Trator loa~!ieparato“director:Df During the-past I years the alley bet\veen 4th and 5th treasurer, and Allen Smith. Jier- FOR FAST SELLING RESULTS Zoning Adminatrator, Joseph department. 5; Kristy Gavala; 4;/and Susan geant at arms and reporter. h « ^ald, Herman ’"Jpslyn devel­ Streets in Rupert. Gavala, 2, all.- .Burley. There oped a seriou.? heart conditior .Damage' was estimated.at $S5 were no injuries reported. Junior Icacjers’ afe"" JiirTBuF- and It was decided to seek ’ to the pickup track and at $60 rows,'•-president: D ick' Young, Burley' Pollce Court heart donor when it was found to the car. '. vice president; Julie Hove, sec- he could not .survive without • State Pol’co Blotter C irol Sue Pace, 21. Box 351 retary-treasureri and Dari Mess- tran.splant. No citatioa^ were Issued Sat­ Hcyburn. S15. shoplifting: Judy ner, sergeant at arms. urday morning following a one ■ ‘ TThe entire farnlly.Is and will Ann SmiCir 20, Box 35«. Burley, M ac Knight Is president: Kent car' accident two miles west of S15. shopliftingr. Wilson Yassie, bo forever grateful.” Alvin-Jos­ Rupert on Highwav 25. Collins, vice president, and-Judy lyn said. ••It's these kinds of Burley, $35. intoxicatioji: Barry Gott. secretary-treasurer of the Mrs. Helen Beeler. 32, Paul, K. Caldwell. 20, Route 3, Ru­ things which really make u said she .'iaw a. truck in froftt of sophomores. ... awart! that other people_care.' pert. $50...1ittering street; Johc? her signal-for -a-left-turn, so Pete, 30. Farmington. N.M.. S25,' Freshmen offtcl’als are-Randy • - Alvin—Josl5m ' said ^he .'would she/hit her brakes. The left intoxication: and Don R. Allen, Stanger; president; Teresa Nau- like to v isit his brother but al ■wheel apparently grabbed, caus­ 31. Clarksville, Ark., five ^ys, man, v ice president;,Kim Nel- • this tim e w ill be.unable to do ing Mrs. Beeler W lose control vagrancy. : 5an~secretary-trcasurer; Stove o f the car which struck a de­ Olsen, sergeant at arms, and lineator post.- Dam age was esti- -Chris^o^ynouxi-reportorn imrrcrar7i25-to^h-qi9ETDi5ag5; Speech, H earing G irls' League chose as thelf Classes Start officers Tanis Knight, president; CASSIA COUNTY Lonna' Morrill, vice president: ' Burley PoUcc Blotter C A ST LE FO R D - The First Screening Set Jeanne Pierson, secretary-treas- Baptist Church of Castlcford is Opal M . Jones. 42. 8-10 Grand- urer. and Cynthia Solem, activ­ sponsoring -study' classes start- vie'w Addition, ^urley, was driv- The Twin Falls School District ity'director.’ Representatives are —lng_a;t-S-p,mr-Thursda>^und'er Jng-a-10e4-Chcvrolct-at-6:55-p-m- speech-thci-apist— Jtty-Gr-U oyd ■Jirdyr-vaw sorr^onlof;“ Marlha- T hursday on -East 16th Streel l^ho-^direction of R qv—K cndcl will ho rnnfinrting fl .spggch and Heictemann;— junlorf— Elizabeth - n o r t lr ------r-;------‘"■’hen—It-^ it—a —Icgally—parkcc hcoring-screening-program-with- Calle'hp sophomore,“ and'Susan 19G1 Lark stationwagon owned in the next few weeks at the He w ill use the book. “ Know- by Harold Atnlp, 217 .E; 16th local schools. Spiin, freshman. fng the Living God" by Roger St.. Burley. Mrs. Jones told offi­ First and second graders will Hazelton, the su^pport book ex- cers she reached for her purse be tested. I f any Irregularities __plainine the new -curriculum while: driving and 'losf conlro hearing program should contact are found the children’s parents _ a d o p t ^ 3 y _ t he_Am crican-Bap.|.of-hcr—car.-Damage-Jwas-SGOC.of-hcr—ca r- Damage-Jwas-SGOC Mr. L loyd at the administration -ti^CoTTVentlOh and Jaunciied b> to"lho"'Jon e~veW cliS 'a n d $500 ^l^'-notllT^I____ I______offi'co^-his—is—the—n?5t_jican convenUon this fall quarter. to the Atnip statlonwagon. Parents having questions such screening has 'been con­ The classes are open to all In­ Fredie Knopp.' 16, Route 3, cerning their children's speech ducted and the first, year the terested persons an d -w ill con- Burley,- was cited for no driver’ s and hearing, or the Twin Falls aislrlct haS l\ad a speech thera­ tmue for eight weeks. license and failure to yield right School Distrlct’3 speech ' and pist. •

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