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" - VOL.-fl47-NGulf of Mexico tides ’ crawled farther Inlande d lodaytoday ing Hoodwaters nnd tornadoes Toblo Armslroni? of the Arm- .swept headlong up river beds and lentatlve federal estimates indlcaled no let-up ot havochnvoc and strong Ranch said today that and collided wiih flood waters of thc monster storm’si’s damage destruction In tho wakeake of the hurricane winds lashed thc trom Beulah’s rains. to agriculture and struclurnl massive'storm, spread for 17 hours Wednesday In nn unprecedented move thc property were placcd ata t a stag-stag­ Thc Red Cross sold 84,877 p e r­r- b u l th a t dam age lo buildings State Department nnnounced gering S500 millton. sons slept in 2955 shelters and ctftlic wns cxpectcdected loto bc through Texas officials at Aus- 5 and the Wednesday night. Cvll/ll defensedcfen.se light. L arge mcfiqultcIte tretrees e s by tin that tho United Slates and tornadoes and Red. Cross workersrkcrs said the score were toppled,led, he odd-add- Mexico had declared a disostcr 1 vast area ihay fed 90,322 personsrsons thisIhis cd. - area along the border Rio moming. Floods boiled up nlong rivers Grande. once estl- Evacuation of.low areasareas at in- and crepks faster thanhan harriedhorrlcd "The U.S. Immigration scrv- 'an hour, hnd polnts such as Cuero nndand disaster relief officialsIclals could icc Is lo open the International ium hurri- Victoria began os heavycavy rains Iccep track of them. border and it is lo remain open —early to- continued. The little city ofif Allco, -iO40 until further notice." a Texas • Observers said monyiny places miles west ot Corpus'pus ChristlChrlsll spokesman snld. Dangerous flooding•ack-m nnd oa-the which-RURUinod-wInd-and-tldod-and-tido was-dduged_by_almQsUJilcliwQ sU Jtlc liw BrownBvllie's u lster d ty _of FIRST TO GIVE to0 the TwitTwin FaUs United Fund (hishis year are Daryl Ander, campaignnpalgn chairman;cha! Mike Mazzone, execu- menace of spin-off lies tornadoes Inland damnge Wednesday were suf- of rain as Beulah’s eye passed Motnmoros. Mexico, RustaTncd , xias (he College ot Southem-Idiouthem Idaho, who participates on a 100 live director, and Dr.r. Donald KKolih, .Dean ot CSI. The Unilcd continued to plague awhere vast area she ferine even worse todayoday fromtrom through. Other townsIS and cltlcscities heavy damage from Bculoh, as ded rains In did Reynoso, Mexico, just nc- per ccnt folr share programprogram amongO) Its employes. Fromrom lett Fund drive gels undertr way.Oct. w ay.O ct. 2^______of southem Texos. V ednesdny. Moodlng. The C undalupelupe River in the vicinity reconlcd rains In The storm’s winds,nore oncc west-estl- was 6 feet above floodDd stage at two-digit figures.'' topped by croiis lhe river from Edinburg, mated at 160 miles’an hour, Victoria. 13.80 Inchcs nt Tufeta,ta, TO mmiles iles Tex. ar damage A morning twister’ destroyed northeast of here.- Tho Coast Guard wos dls- Liicky Dcehse J canc force—75 m .p.h.—ecd arly by offi- to- 15 houses and damagedgcd JS oth-oth-. A 13-day-old storm1 thatthot began poiching three amphibious olr-. CSLOffersEers First ehse I Nigerian nal Denton ers In the Fulton Beach3each area in tho Atlantic, Beulahliah claimed planes from Corpus Christl to­ Tuesday's winner— ‘ t ------Beulah's—m oin-lrack—moa-orge Hnsl- nenr Rockport/ thee AransasA ransas 30 IIv c m Ix In Texns.ss. Eighteen day to survey damage in the . _i Troops Hold« cxecu- sured some 160 milesro f the Inland Of- County Sheriffs ofilcee said. died In the Caribbeancan and the storm's main track, IC Unilcd Brownsville, wherePlanning. she The eye ot the , hurricane rest perished In.Mexico'sxlco's south- Tornadoes -dealt damage In United FundFu: Gift IC un.ico Wednesday.a detailed passed over some ot.thethe world’s em regions. the millions of dollars. A final I Benin Capital— I She veered ever moreoday. west­ richest cattle country.^ Including Flooding plagued thcthe soulhemsouthem accounting ot the storm's monc- The first contributionin to the Coilece President Dr. James w ard. d rains of ihc King and Armstrongong Ranch- half ot Texas and threatenedhrcatcned to tary harm was day#—or possl- Twin Fnlls Uniietl Fundind w as L. Taylor said thal'a-oaned 2J-M21 ------.. S[ By ARNOLD ZEITLIN The holt-billion-dollarlught damage many es between Raymondvlfle'idvlflc'and and be a major problemm tor days.days, bly weeks—away. , made this year by thcc Colleac executive lo work in United LAGOS. Nigeria (AP) — Nige­ estimate was odvanced by offi­ Ruby Meeks — i. -■'Of Southem Idaho, twoVO weeks Fund will again bc provided by rian federal troops occupied to- cials from .-the regional Denton before the actual campaignlaign gets Ihc college. This year Jcrry 351 Madl.TOn SL O il ? the capital of the• Republic 1 1 Federal Center. George Hasl- under wav. Meyerhoffcr, vocational guid- Twin a n , I of Benin, a day-old.O lC (self- l regional director of the Of­ T he cotJcRC employes-es have, ance counselor,' will be working I J proclaimed nation that rebelled fice of Emergency Planning. u - uuiiuu 0 Q Wednesday lo fight f thc Lagos in, been In the drive, which gets under rg T en ta%tive tii Agreere e m e n t for the past two years, been n United ■ • 1 said he would begin a detailed 100 per cent fair share•c givers, way Oct. 2. Thc drive Is ex- government alongsideP l breaka- ia X damage assessment loday. according lo D aryl Ander,ier. Unit*Unit- peeled to reach completion by r . Hurricane-triggered rains of ^ tin i ^ ligos forces, greeted by ed Fund Campaign chairman.airman, the end of October. • Information P) Nige- "^°re than a foot brought mony He said that the community)mmunity ' The United. Fund has eight i crowds waving palm fronds, cn- leads were tered Benin City and seized a Teachersrs' ' Si trik e ■------can-beT-‘*rightbrproud-of-thl9d-Ot-lhls partleipjtlng-apeDrlP< thnt [»<*> ccupied to- _ E n d s Te great institution' and thosehose con- part of ihelr operating funds Is Recorded mairi iqiiart,-u%iUsirBOVBTlP ncctcd with'it.'*______from the United Fund budget. >unty olll* mcnt report from thc sccne B H V By BOB WONHOEROE ' “rocHt wos rcacbed Wednesday,Weanesdoy, 1110 Board of Education asked— nan whose said. Firing was-heardiS cast i of Goldberg NEW YORK (AP)) —- Tenta- they hoped norm al operationssperatlons In pupils lo stay home today. About Victimnn empty the capital area. the L agos NS. N.Y. live agreement on a reported the nation’s largest; school sys- n,e walkout' began Sept. 11, i''S ! RUPERT-No new IcndiIhwest were of The federal government's ad­ • Arthur ‘J. jl35.4-mliiIon wage package•ackage has tem could begin on Mondoy. >. jhc slart of the fall term. In dt- kcd North apparently ended thee teachers’ A spokesman' for thothe striking fionce ot a no-strike order from in s funds M porieu ihllW dliy in illu vance came only 12 hours after Samuelsonson Views le and spe^ strike that kept mnnyny of New AFL*CI0 United Federation of d budnet. fort at Minidoka County1, believed ottl- Benin's declaration ofi independ- r t Asks War th«,SUMi..5TOF.W« ------cers to Identify tho m an60's, whose was cnce nnd was recardedfronds, as a ma*cn- whether a York City's I.L mUUon public body was found in ternoon nn empty at Jor victory In fis^ l>wc?kd seized old a J I i i S o n r # ® membership -ratified the con- oft^elayed trio l on crim in al coo- .. deep well pond norlhwest of Is-and-unlon tract. A mass meeting for the Audit QD!n::£lrisoiu^;^h-^ '^•'In'cnw ' Eastern 8^ 1? ^ ^ " toe ner”sW c7~ "^blh'scKOOl offlclalsTjnd-unlon f American, as administrator,;d as a mo* cific statement ns to ‘HS wheiher a 4 Israeliskis Killed bccause " It. would not b e condu* thought beforo the invest/gatlon i est/gatfon the attomey general's re office the endfor Uke this It serves no purposetkt made to Okonkwo issued Benin's0-week inde- oldihalt of U.sJ»m blnKjwo^««S cive 10 ratification." began. study. Samuclson said sires it will Dec. be hold thc body as It wns decom­nd^ six woundcd^lnided In the wounded. w r^'onc ^ma-bcen-completffri.nt-thftjicy.’ Samuel- POrsons came to ednesday. bers collectively and Individual n *18,000 10 replace, the old scalo mcnt o! the prison“Wflr^*onc" ler-accused iy to aid In Ihc search for pcace spokesman The Egyptians scored a direct of iS. said it Mr..Wfilk also addedM that Ihc Rate Hikes^ ■' Goldberg noted that Hanoi haa Jailed For '• _ . eluded union de m an d s f o r a re-, Samuclson earlier In the sum- ' . Thc ba ttle began a t 7:5S-ai.m. aunds will >^an, whose deathright fore* was WASHINGTON (AP) - The Indicated a cessation of the nt 7;5S'a.m. ductlon in class size, moreprep- mer asked for the reslcnotlon"’” rof of ' “'■'■y v in f l local time when tho10 Egyptians aratlon time for teachers and all three members of the Board The governor said some• first of thc of* recorded a fte r W ednesday’s^ House Post Office r»o Committee bombing “could" lead to nego- 00. which approved loday combinedB e ------legis-— liations^but-he-soid-that-Hanol Months, ManTAUM opened up with small111 armsnrms andnnd .„ iier freedom tor leachen In of Corrections and twoI of them, cell' blocks arc completelyJld pHson mod- nuwPW «» >»'"S '>>' butterfly lation raising postal rates ac- has not made a definited. “On com- Ils X A •.. I1 machinc guns, graduollydnnlly inlcn* Inlen- 3c,Un,. wllh disruptive pupils In —C h airm an M ark Maxwellrwcll ana n d e' m and could p ro v id e Boise adequate will 'gunshot wounds which look E e U sltyhR their barrageBC to rccoJi- classes. facilities for 200 to 250clmum-8c- prlson- otf the top of his heart.'’recorded, also cross the board and \7C giving pay mliment nor hns ony ot ils al- James H. Nally. quit. r Acquitted less rifles, tanks andJd heavyhcaw ar- • The latter Issue aroused con- nd Sam u- e t ^ About 450 now b r e housed had a tatoo on his righti's finger- fore* raises lo more than two7 P million Ues "conveyed to us any author­ Saul Clark refused and Samu- < itative messagc.from Hanoi that n who had tlllcry, the spokesmanan said.said, sidcmblc. resentment among Mtinn 5 ., « cents to 10 cents for letters nnd promptly lo productivelich dlscus- would names "Chorles Watson" and :s claimedc l e l ^ d i p C _____ studied. nford Uni- eight cents for cords, Enemy Firing g------gions-4htt-m lg h t brin gher prj side?"c fi.to passing It at Safewoyly Sto^. Stores. . Ve^nesday they sanksa n k threeth ree . . o Hansen^ees— ^ dormitory Is under,,„^Marnes con- Negronony' at- provides three-stage Jn- th a wide Emil F. Pike representedMcntcd Mr. Egyptian motor boats' in two 1 struction at the new site, Samu- ■ the area." laho State HANFORD. Callt. ' (AP) , creases for second class postage then asked: ms, Includ- Matney:ln the trial-introduclng-introdtjclng separate IncldcntS'atrPo!tV:.°aaims Port Tau- Six- - ‘ tl*Cf in Nampa ready Secretary ofStatc Dean Rusk's t. but his witnesses who statedI the signs-slgna- fjg at the southem end of tho ca- Water Board ;cond-ycarw ar averaging about 21 pere cent In about and ..£jocs North Vietnam conceive nd o f thc c a - _ _ _ _ _ , to house about 125 prisonersis being daughler was married to a Ne­ (se jw sfnge {{,[,( if,,, cessation oVietnam, f bombing uire ot the check andd the hand.hand- nol. gro Thursday in a Stanforduv Gibson Uni- -ranuary by about 30 per‘ras cent, by one dr should leadslnam’s to any al- writing ot the defendantndant were They charged thatthnt" Egyp­Egyp- Dao* JVIdnnes iX’V Samuelson said ihatider before con- a verslty chopcl ceremony, at- ;cnts, while gthpr results than meaningfulluding the not the same, tians sent biuts with armra As Necessary ^ p rocessor J definite decision is Ite. made Samu- rc- tended by her parenW. ' would they A 12-member Jury in theIhe FilthFifth troops Into canal waterS therebyIhe'ShJ (''P) - WASHINGTON (AP) •- Estab- ; es by IWO or dUcu.,slons und- — Estab- garding future of the prison,be ready the The bride, Margaret EJJza- doing, and Judicial District Courturt dcllber- dcliber- breaking lhe U.N.-sponsorcdN SDonMreS N°rth Vietnamese shellings nc- lishmcnt of a nationalal -water -w a te r ; proposal will b e su b m itted to letters nnd circumstances which would prlsoncrs beth Rusk, IB, Is n second-year'.rrs ; Steel Hauling I use their aled nbout one andid one-hnlfone-half agreement whereby^boih^racl ,bo|h Israel ®ross South Vietnam’s northern commission was d escribc rib ede d the legislature. He said this not disadvantage either side?" H lifrM i border killed six more Marines student at Stanford. " to bring hours Monday night before' rc- and Egypt promisedd loo refrain y Wednesday by on Idahoaho con- 1likely cnnnot.bc done before the f-stage Jn- Goldberg dealt w|lh a wide ; before a The bridegroom. GuyrStion Gibson in B l O C k S t c p p c d U p 3f innocent, from boats In the canal. —' gressman as “an abs so o lu te regular; jesslon in 19G9. ISS postage range of world problems,itates Includ- halt- turning the verdict of innocent, 1221:______went after the Red gunners with m ade re* Sm ith. 22, is. a dntn processor 'lorth Vlet------. m u st.” Thc governor said a- number PITTSBURGH (AP)-M:r cent en nnd ly- ing the Middle East, but his B52s, M arine fighters a n d big U Is necessary, saidlid Rep. oti changes are In prospect>rison,the in employed by a private contrac-" Ing in ambush shotss atrates eight In main stress was on Vietnam. Navy guns today. ,____ m itled to to r a t the Ames R esearch Cen* trucks In'OhIo and pitched5cr cent. rocks He asked North Vieinam’B al- George V. Hansen, R*Idaho.daho, "If If p| rfs'o n administration. He While the b o ttle of artiller>-, we are to have’orderly• progres- praised; the new actingsaid wordcn, this ler of the Nillional AeronauticsofVio i" Pennsylvania— today, t lies, presumably Including, the scarch the Investigationtioii Of( Policy before the and Space Administrationa llla - in stepping up a Mmpalgn.lo block Soviet Union, “what would they -- mortars and bombs- raged sion in thc full ullllialionon of our Orvll( E. Stiles, a form er prison around the Q.S. Marine outpost national water resourcesCCS with-with* chaplain.i ». nearby Sunnyvale. . . steel hauling In eightIP* states. . do or refrain from doing, and a- number - - C h a rles B ails. 31, of-W‘6 ashing­ how would thcy then use their s K e C l ' a t Con Thien. J u s t below th e Dc- out thc threat of a politically»lltlcally Samuelson said plans call tor Toward RifleSifle Groupi Asked mlllurlzcd Zone, men of lhe powerful section of ihes country iemploying a trained penologist,-ospect in ton, Pa., said he sawo n flashes T in influence and power" to bring lion. He ■ , ■ AlC By WALTER R. MEARS sett: . Queen’s Cobra Regiment of satisfying Its water 'needsneeds i cither as prison warden or as . . 183 in the early moming6 “ dark- peace If the United Statesf holt- P) - Amid Thc Johnson bill would bar In- )—Men ly- cd the bombing of North; " Vlet- WASHINGTON (A P ) - Amid vould bar In- ’rhailnnd began arriving lo fight the expense of a less politicallyWliUcaliy ichairman ol the Board ot Cor­ 2 0 4 n e ss along ,U.S. 30 north of [AP) -- » duel of words over gungun controlcontrol lerstate mail-order firearms Traffic Deaths E a s t •Liverpool. Ohio. B ullets r firearms around the Saigon area, potent area." )rections, with Stiles slated to at eignt nam. ert P. Grif-sales, along with' over* :ched rocks “Constructive answerscrsonal- to these legislation, Sen. Robert P. Grlf- vlth over- The‘u.s. Command also an- * Bills providing..for appoint-;appoint- get one or the other of those ey flattened the tires on tfio truck >oly hos fin of M ichigan proposedMsed today todoy thc-countcr handgun sales to ~0etzalupaucemaiIt-PQlicemen ty. but the wounded toU rase Initial octivlty In theE Nov:Novi 7 Uons I will be circulated, biil et Is com- Four vacancies will be filled lg the NRA sharply;^-—- ^ ^ htt In America Jn*w en~a President Jo h n so n 's holly con- that thcy are Joining 'the NRA —T'-biennialc'^municipoJ-electlon—in«tlon-in satd-therc-wlll-bMouf-meajuni « I they will in the Nov. 7 election. PresentK,„l ccrcmony that was/o some- sh S _ tested firearms control•ol bill. . so they can purchaselase surplus Last week's figures colored city— ^council—m em bers—w h o se • Twin Falls occurred Thursdayrhursday ningi on a' conservative ticket, w ere h m . ^ family affair. —niat—Tneastire,— bitterly—Op­tltlcrly—op- carbine-rifles-for-posslble-notposslbl^riot ^ prevIouaiTOlF” momlng when four nominatingimlnatlrig There is no fprmal Led party or* For Cityerly. field E term s expire are Ca] McIntyre, Administering theel. Jo oath h n hy th e NRA, wa«waa ap-ap. control use. • . . u . . ' -.petltbM-were Iwued-by-aty j md Its afflll-ending Septv 8,. - -by-aty ganized and.the.£andidates are >erty Lob-George Bennett, Frank-Feldt* ot office was Chkit Justice proved W ednesday bjy y ,the.the Sen- "Only thc NRA and Its afflll- ated, bol dcclded. When the ticketvaUve Is com- or- m an and- Eugene- Stacoy-who|G Is Earl Warren-who Is Daly’s • l l . luverlle deltnciUeiieyUency lub.sub- ated unlu^ara eligible;ible to pur^pur- . m . ~ ^'M rs.^Lek^M l^thT petitions orgahlzatIon7Mi7'Stump»nali!r< -meiiTun- p fet^ ^r. Stumph saidIrom-tbat they will iaarmng—nrwr TTT rnm m hipi*. ' ' ' ~ - LO . fqiher-ln-iaw: Tn-'ottend*" i3 2 l! iw r ^ 7 fl ------FtDODS-MGrnff'" : = were Issued to Joseph Stumph, but 1 all wili be on a ue conserva- ticket, be announcea. announced till the vacancy left by the death ance were Mrs. Warren, .5 The 5 to < decision was only a nflion,' “ SIh'Smplilirea.-’ IJ ------:«0^cffersoTTSt^-“>-T.:; »--T.Tr~ f t tlvo'platformrhe-pmnlsed.-Twtf me to cir- ot.John D, Flatt. The four have I in the gun effccl..._ibe-'-govcmment•nment has ' NEW DELHI (AP) — The In* ‘ party or* Mc^ Stumph. formerly, field I hTflirPd - Virginia Warren Daly.r thT" prelim inary s k irm b h in th e gun ------Mrr-Stumph said hc is nol < pethlons not formally announced their Im r._8how ^ control naiUc;- w fah-:h-wlir~bt! wllt~bt! madB-the-Ntnlonah-RlflerAsse-“RlflerAsse- dlan-navy-W fts-caued-lo-belft-^ e is nol of the caodklates, he said,dates have are rep^ntatlve jor Liberty Lob- n PrL^ni two Daly children as well ihe^four already'igreed'^o' seek office . . . .. waged later lo tho fttUlU Judiciary daUon its exclusive,I sates agent control Hoods lirNesr Delhi, SM ' y ct' ready*-to-name~ihe“ rour i y stieclflc bv. an"^trem 6 conservaflveF ra aor- k tentions-coiKemlng TS tbe>f6nh- -as_a_number of Washing* _ candl^tes for, whom tbe petl- while\ the two others are not yet ' coming election.- Commlltco ancl in theB Senate it- for surplus rifl» M es froin'th» nearest 'Mclntvre ion noubles. conserva- group recently and*announced »nk-Sl 53, succeeds John - • ' ' ir ' lsed.-Twtf plant-to devote full time to cir- coy-who to ..ChnnMnoiyw jm . . . . -laid, have culaiing the recall petitions . 7 ^ ■ lek office against U. 'S. Sen. F raak re not yet Church, W dabb. ' [■ ‘'four'haX WM^'moderator of ___• ^ thclr Ini i-the-tong-time -TV.-show^ “Whafs,My Ltne." ... . ;».i»,mB-m-t1,ii ir.i-i ______2 Twin Foils nm cs-Nt-Nowi ew i „Sepl. 21-22. 1967 ‘ - Twin FaUsIs NewsNe In Briefie l IMt’S.5 Fullmer ' \f SeenlxvlEl In Posing I Twin Falls County Republicanipubllcan Foar students from MogicX'^s'jDies Val- | A t82 ‘ ly Weatherr RReport WiWomen will Jaundt'theirfalMth e lrfa ll ley e; have been pledged by Tau w yi C res Jensen driving ..small Daily 1 season Monday wllh a1 tea at KappaKi Epsilon tratemlty ol the t .< foreign car . . . Mrs. E(^Proier > ' — the-home of Mrs. Richardlard Bri- UnlvfeTSItyofUi Idaho. TheyLy SS are In I California i ‘ : - wendlng—woy . through .traffic _ From Tlme»*New8. 24»houi24-hour Weather BureauI wireWire ' . J;le e, 2086 H illcrest D rive.ive. TheT he CllUen Cl W. Fine. Hazelton:ion: 'Art A rt I I a t Washington School Corner 1 ” > t te a ..will be held from .2 to 4 Watkins.-Route w 1. Eden;1; David Mn.> Laura M. Fullmer.Imer, 82. I ; u . . . Don Gay driving down Sec- p.m. with Mrs: KchneUi1U1 Mar.Mar- Severance,si Hazellon. andId G ary MountainM - View.—Calif.,if.,.,died .died ■ orond Avenue West . . . Bill i shall, president, in chargeta rg e of RRi asm ussen. 553 B uchanannan SSt., t., WWednesday at Mountainoln View - giGrange "holding streci" comer— - —TempeFatureli- r------r a—brief—program:— Invitationsivltatlons Twin-Falls______-—------fofollowing a shartjilness. ynnference . . . Liz Adorns In* Eorec^t have been extended toI - women — S he w as b o m O ct. ~ 6,e riB IBW, S 4 ; , Ifiulring for news ol Chamber ot SU N N Y Inin Twin F alls ond o lh e:r r fklagicMagic T he’ Episcopal Thrift ShopIhopwlllQt w ill Ql Konosh, Utah. Q im m erce office . . . Roy Ros* > 1 p.m. She wns a member of ;he Sunny and warm todayay and perp< ccnt humidity,'51 at Rupert.R.n.rt.''°"°y““-‘”- ' IXbevpcn'from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. B B il. Iron remorklng on success of National cach Tuesday and Friday.lay. The ULDS Church. I Law Pr. Friday. Winds less than 15 miles M» at Fairfield, Sl at Haltey. 52 , Newmon Day event. . . Bruce H lR h L o w P r. « shop is localcd in Iho basementascment She hnd mndc her home In .' Fox denying ploglarbm . . . a .. per hour todoy. PrecipitationIpltation atal Bubl. 50 at Castleford. 60 at I- - M ountain View since 1939.' She ' M Albany, cloudy ...... 82 O . . P* J »•' Heariiig Ini- [of of the church: ' ' m Mike Cray discussing progress Albuquerque; dear . 82 6262 .. .. P» probabllltleA near zero. High inIn GGooding. At noon, 79 at T. F. married James D. FullmerFullm er ” 65 . . 80s. low 45 to 55. except Camas C am as VIWeather Bureau with 33 per cent (.(, of obtaining funds for CSI dor* A tlan la, c lo u d y ...... 84 u ^ Jam es Ayres, son of Mr.M r. aand n d M arch 21, 1904. o t SoU ULake k e milory . . • Mike Mazzone bus. Bismarck, clear .... 73 41.tl .. .. Pi Prairie bixh En 70s, low S4M to 44. humh> ldily. B a ro m ete r: 30.13. Sell D uB ols C ity. He died in 1921. no lm> temperatures: At T.F., four-loch “Blue Front” Mrs. W. E. Ayres, 251 DuBoIs Cl Iling in and out of Scout Service Boston. cJoudy ...... 67 5353 .. . . OiOutlook tor Sttardty no Im- U 1 1 Ave.. fs one of eight candidatesnd/dates Survivors incitide threeree sons, J portant changes. Temperaturesiratures 7740,75 elght.inch 9M3, 20- Inch C Center .-. . U ird Noh entering Buffalo, 1 72 , . W : . . P« » I l-l for the Ph.D. degree in medlcin-Dickmedlcin- Dl Fullmer. Burley; EarlE a rl I pickup 9 truck .: . George Crook- — Chicago, c l o u d y \ .... M 6666 1.09 1.09 a a t t 8 a .m .: M a t Jerom e,e, 515! a t 6645,6( 3«.Ineh'69: a t R upert, four ^ w g Slaying Held ol s' chemistry al the UniversityDiversity Fullmer,Fi Twin Falls, and EvanE van I ham, P‘ Caldwdl. greeting friends C incinnati, cloudy ...8 7 7373 .09 .09 T. T. P . W eather B ureau .wlthw ith 63 Irinch M-68; a t Buhl, (bree-lnch « doing Fullmer, Brehlwood, Colif.; sbc I fo f Joa- of K an sa s who will b e do in g Fi in Twin- Falls . . . James Cleveland, cloudy ....8 5 7070 .02 .02 pc p e r cent hum ldily, 47 at a t T.F.T .F . 7544; 7! at Castleford, three-inchirce-lnch Preliminary] hearing fof Jon- ler aus- daughters, Mrs. Wanda Wheeler.W heeler, I Vl nn vi-iia rcsoarch this year under aus-di ■ ■ ■ I (Nephj) Munn impersonating D en v er, c lear. . 78 4444 . . . Ei Entom ology U b o ra to ry w ith 88S8 7441.7^ ququin U s a , 41. 237 B uena Vista : Health Kings Beach, Calif.; Mrs. Lila I St., chargcd wllh first degree P" prophet. . . Judge Theron Ward DCS M olncs, d e a r . . 75 5656 1.03 I.M ------St, Miller, Provo, Utah; Mrs. Iva illdlng on picking, up mall from clerk's Detroit, rain ...... 81 66 .24 murder In Ihe Aug.' 20 shooting Uughlln, Escondido. Calif.,Sl"; andind , Flrsl eompie'Ud building on pl . office . . . Gene Sharp getting ,'Fort Worth, cloudy . 87- 75 .. of Marcos Jasso. 27, openedA'3'15 In _ ^ — ------Mrs. Irma Comwdl. Mrs.rs. MoryMary tCSI campus. ______of harrnssecLaljourproper way 10 H elena, d e a r ...... 79 47i .. :: Synopsis,, FarFarm Summary ?'Twin Falls Couniy Probate H Nicoletll'Tmd Mrs. Ada1 GIvlch. a" IndlanapoU s, rain . . . 87 65 .09 .gP""”'Teachers Are n‘ n n k drive a ‘ tracto r . . . Bob Wil* _CI_ear_suni)y.#kLcs nrc.co.ntinu;continu- ■ pushedI a few ^Court Thursday morning. , ■» all Mouniain View; one sister. T 7iho------JudgrZoc'Ann Shaub said she k------Mrsr-Helcn-Mar Wilson.m.-Poca- Poca* t H an se n -E T AJ\ —Sj liams discussing missing historic 59 li82 In 'th e valleys of Southernloiiihcni clouds'Irilo'SoulherriVTdihb. cl Orecon Temperatures will' remain'imnin FnTn cxexpected the hearing to continue | >Yi tellor three broihers, Leeee Miller ^ - P'photographs . . . Riiy Uncbln; ;i;S£Hbn6 t^-B>^~^ ns usual, never too busy to help 68 T today ns high pressure remains k r e = ^ outTrfrlend-rT^Cecil-Harvey-'------~74 In our area. Most winds arcirMloht light fext" few couple of days.5. A Vcw Mr.I Lasa. former ownerof-the -3 ?i5fnSi? O ffiG ers= A i.’e = “ Memphis, cloudy ... 90 74 M e s low 90^1egrce readings will ococ* BlBlue Front Bar, Is charged with fi ho Falb. 34 grandchildrendren and . • 1 {eteasing his wife,' Irma, about 'M iam i, c lo u d y ...... 87 SQ 80 ." . *and | generally less than 10 miles “ i^SA?OTor— I Afl her bowling scorcs . . . Dick 56 ,50 p e r hour. , cur )=' in some of Ihe westemlem val- thothi shotgun dcalh of Mr. Jasso ' MJlH’aukee, cfoudy . . W 66 , .50 P ' .. leys cf Idaho. Mimimumim tem- In the b a r a t 8 :2 8 p.m.m. altera/ier SHOSHONE—Teachcrtof thc A n n o u n c e d • Reed observing court proceed- Mpls.-St. P.. clear .. 78 5 50 0 ' .07 .0? T, em p eralu rc s last night^ R»ir w ere „ tonight will continue ihi hlle Mr. local school system weree honor- at 2:30 p.m. Monday at 74 .. atl above freezing again. Fair- r continue the two had talked while Mr. Io< HANSEN-Mrs. Gene John- j" Ncw O rleans, cloudy 89 74 . . ol , • above freezing ranging fromFrom ththc e ULo tsa wax tending b a r. ed at a rece^lon Mondayl“y eve- lhe Twin Falls Fourih Ward £.?t:S roidV :”;iler.S or.o Nw Y ork, cloudy . . 79 65 65 . .. . fli fidd and the AEC site near Areo „ son. Hansen PTA pixsldenl. on- J; “PI’®'' 30s im o the 40si in the Lloydl Walker is representingresenting nlining a t the Lincoln schoolxjI cafc- LDS Church by Bishoo Claude and Jho” -■•-Mn.™,-Peierson, Okla. Clly. doudy .. 87 57 57 - .36 recordedrc th e lowest m inim um .. D Claude „ounccs her officers nnd choir- " B east and in thc 50s in thehc west. w est. Mr.Mi Lasa and Prosecutingng Atlor-Atior- tcitcria. , qBrown. Final rites will be at _ r the com- ■>'™"'e. p cklng up Tlmes-News - Omaha, denr ...... 72 52 52 .31 .31 tcm tc peraiurc of 36 degrees. Boise If The tfxtendcd ouObok for agri- neney Michael Felton representsiprescnls A potluck supper wosI served Twin-Foils7, Cemetery. Friends {„ correspondent supplies . .. Eve- P h ila d d p h ia . d o u d y 85 65 65 .. . . had ht a summcrlimc reading of culture Indicates.some cooling ihi cooling the stale. . - afoftcr the tcachers were greeted ^aynj coll Sunday and' unlil 2 M” - ijjonord Dow,wofr.elect-waZelecT- IVIVn Carey vijlllng with Mrs. Phoenix, d en r ...... 98 75 75 60 60 degrees-for their low est tcm- tem - y f,„t of next week with scat- • and sev- by hospitality chairmen. Mrs. n. 65 .. perature overnight. In the major 'Ilh scat- Twin FalU city police and sev- b> n. Mrs. p.m. Monday at.W hitee Mortu- p. vice president;-k K Mrs. S R' Robert-Mdler . . . And. over- P lttsburR h, cloudy . . 79 65 . . pc tercd frosts and near freeting er, ssed the Herbert Forbes ond Mrs. M ary ai 56 .. potato growing areas of the up- ,, freeting eral persons who witnessed the Hi s. Mary ary. The family suggestsests any ji„ « second vice president; heard,he “It's not everyone who Ptlnd. M e., cloudy . . 66 56 . . pt lemperatures likely in cnstem qH chcduled Lou Marlz. During the dinner, memorialni contributions be mode w Pllnd. Ore., denr ... 80 57 57 ..'per .; p( Snake River .temperatures cnstem alleged shooting were scheduled Lc be mode Mrs.-Harold Moore, secrctnry, secretary. «can get n ticket for running a ; v«llcysrHowtvcr. no cx- „ :he hear- Jay Fowles, accompaniednied by (o(0 the LDS Church Missionary isurcr. stop sign while driving a irac- R apid C ity, d e a r . . . 75 45 45 ... . remainedre In thc low 40s\ cxccptexcept tremely., cold air outbreaks'• nre lo u, testify Thursday In Ihe hear- Je issionory and Arthur Boily, treosurer. st ;aks nre judge Sliaub will1 dccide Mrs.M Fowlcs, sang two0 vocal fund.fu Mrs. Robert Peftygrovejrove and totor.” R lchm 6nd. cloudy . . 85 6ff 6ff .. . . for to 39 degrees nf Aberdeen.«"• |f in sight. - . {" .' following the testimony If there so solos. Mrs. Richard Vawser werew ere ap-op- ^ .------St. Louis, d e a r ...... 87 62 1.56Protective high prssurcrc both No preclpitntlan hns been re- i. is suffiiicnt evidence to hold Mrs. Burton Thorne,. prcsi- ¥ „ pointed chairmen of the mem- T S alt Lk. City, d e a r . 80 l 49 l ” ot the surface and aloft Is fore- portedp nt any of the stations •;<, urt trial, dent, reports a project was ap. J. rs. S am ud San D iego, c lea r . . . Sl 65 . . stations Lasa for district court trial, dc wn5'",!; Idaho FallsS bcrship£ committee; Mrs. Somud Rupert'Lad Gets ~ •• cast to continue the wormtrm dry inir Soulhom Idaho during the mmniimii proved for the year—a scicncc, ' NlHuck. ho sp itality : M rs. Allen i San F rn n .. d e a r . . . 87 ~ 60 weather . . in our.agriculturaliral vnl- pnstpi three days. ring the ' .mu„||,i,um, iiiuiiiiiiuiiiiim'numii SeattJe. d e a r ...... 76 58 . . . mmath ond nrt fair to be held in ^ ic ond Mrs. Dow. program;■ani; ^Mrs. r s . AcademyJr. Honor " •• leys today and Friday, njcnie out-oul- Maximum-lemperatures yc5- April. heidinsije^p Sales Evered Norris, health and safe­ Tampa, cloudy ...... 91 “ 77 •• . . look j_; for S aturday Is fo r portly terday tc were from three to 10 and safe- FORCE ACADEMY. Colo, W ashington, cloudy . 88 68 . . gj, Pills Bad Thc budget was presentedntcd by ^ - tyty; Mrs. Roy Hancock,k, decora- _L arry E. Loveland, son of Mr. w •• cloudy skies as o minor disturb- degreesdi warmer lhan the provi- _ Dr Richard Jensen and approved. ^ - . (T—T r a c c ) • ance ar aloft moving to thcc north ous oi day In our area. ^ t«. /T A\ “nd Mrs, Elmore S. Lovdond, ^ PORTLAND (AP) —■coon's Dr. Rj 0‘^’cr committee membersrS wwork- o S *-Said Good ‘Mr. nnd Mrs. E. D. (Ted) — ^------Russell H enry, Oregon's P‘ D. (Ted) Rupert, was named nn element [said '^cre DeLen Steers •Climated Crockctt. budget andI finance:finance; u, lender wilh the rank of cadct m edical examiner, said >”1 " Slcctl IDAHO FALLS-An tslimalcd C; sn tnk* ond Mrs. Waldo Fought, assisted e 1 id nt the Mfs- William C. Barnard,Td. parlia- Lt_ tj,e academy recent- Alaska, Canada, W ednesday t^ jA ^ o m e n Wk- asslslcd 5 552 head of sheep sold at the M if Set by Mrs. Ray Tanaka. ,. ^Wednesday sole of the0 Idoho [?, mcntarian and legislniure;ture; Mrs. *’ i„ Magic VaUe;alley Hospitals j Mrs. Kenneth Blackburn said rLivestock 1 Auction Co., IdahodSho Cl Clarencc Hollifidd. scholarship,:holarshlp. He i, n senior and was selccl- Hawaii ire werc “nd Mrs. Thomas Steelsmilh, ^ C a lg a ry ...... 66 44 V slop year's programs willII follow jTaiis,.r, this week. There werc .teelsmilh, ^d for the position because of rial Magic Valley Memorialnrtfini , mmed Ik! subjects choscn In n survey 1 , E dm onton ...... 64 44JJ Gooding Memorial \ noriai pUis,.. he warned. ‘ su rv ey 1 830 hgnj c a itle o n d 65 hogs. ,,, . leadership abllily and cffectivc- lo wo- oniong parents last spring. The iteady°to ^'An'^cxccuilve meetingflg will bbc c ratings, oflicials snid. M ontreal ...... 76 66 Admitted Admllted' Dr. Henry referred (0 wo- Ing. T lw priccs g enerally steady to „ 66 .09 Joseph Sm ilhbauer nd ond Wil- Wil- Bllllo Phinney, M rs. W illiam j mloht November meeling was stressed,itressed, strong.,, at 4 p.m. Monday. , He Is a 1964 graduate of Mini- Otuwa ...V.V.'...... 79 66 .09 William men who think tbey might ,h, w. The annual reception honoring 37 Ham Bolion, bolh Cooding.ng. and A.A Morris,- Mrs. Lawrence Na- j of when Dr. Marvin Fifleld,,d- from Choice range fa t la m b s 22.50- 1 honoring ^oku County High School nnd R egina ...... 65 37 nee No- be taking a eomblnailon of 'I'J L. the teachers will bc held Sept. j,u a iriember of the cadet ski - T o r o n to ...... 77 6666 .01 .01 R' Rufus M cConnell. H ogermrman. an. fus,fi Mrs. Rny Relgle, Claude ■ .lUvM Idaho Stole University,, w i ill 11 22.75;79 good lo choice fat lambs ,S Claude diet plUs which are believedothi of speok‘d on the emotional prob- rt. 29. Conflicting nctivlliese.s for the giub-j at the ocodcmy.- W innipeg ...... 70 4646 . Dismissed Gnmble, G Eugene Messncr,cr. Mrs. responsible i for tbe deaths of P a pro b - pong. ,55^ 5^ |a „ ,b s 22-23;!3' ranranch c h , members on the usual ~ 54 P a ris Afec, W enddl, and P a - G th e usual ' " .'..'.rri';;.; ; V a n c o u v e r ...... 68 54 and Pa- Gene Quigley, Paul Gibson,son, Lu- , cl^t Oregon womendirlm during «' . fat fa lambs none: ranch» feeder‘ecaer p. „[j,ht. scpi. 28, nccessilaied!ccssilaled ..... " '"" 37 iricJa Anderson, Gooding. cJ The program booklets werc 1, A nchoroge ...... 52 37 ?• cJen L aferrierc, Percy Taftraft and j the p u t toar y e a n . „ . ‘s, Iambs 20-21; odd r u ff1 feederlecoer *1 chonge. Executive boar<} 33 ------WMrs. Emil Boepple. ail Twin imlner Pointed by the high school«l com-com -1.;lambs 19 ond down; light fol F a lrb a n lu ...... 63 33 II Twin The m edical examiner™ Pf mc^cIal deportment. light fol n,cmbers will furnish cookiesrookies for - Ju n e n u ...... 54 33 i ^ - 7 Foils: Mrs. George Jukcr,cr, Tro-Tra- ' , called a news conference to ew es 6-7; heavy fa t ew es« none:M n e : the cvent^^______H onolulu ...... 88 78 .02.02 J Magic ValleyLl^y lina«i Osterhout and Jacobob Sur- dcscribo< the pills whichleh he __ _ ------cnc an n c r ewfcs a n d b u cks 3.50-6; •' ber. all Buhl: baby boy/ Jones.Jones, ihas Investigated in ■ two- E J breeding ewes 12-18. y- ., Mre. Horry Suter nnd Alfred 3 L1 E xtrem e lop 18.50 bulk fSO- I Alfred year study. ■ Prices X Told BnS G lenns F erry ______Idaho______Funerals5 ______Kenyon, oil Jerome: Deonona Mor» M or-___ •■Don't pnnlc. we a re not . — _ _ .______^ V- J2i220 lbs 18-18.50. 220-240 IbS^ 17.75- '■ r |Rr25^-240'2S0-ibs-l7;3i^r.rt!-aC0: T HI Low Pr. OAKLEY^ ■— Funeral services•crvlrM flrison and \PHIiam Stnnger,er, boihbolh talkingj about dtct pills in f -----HUNTER^S------Hnnsen: John Orders. Ameri- . A berdeen ...... 78 39" for ' Theodore Jockson Helms „ Ameri- general.” OirLivesfOTkr 280S lbs 16.50-17.25: 280-300 lbs P" X I'A rH ear s ;^ can Fnlls; Charlene Bluc. Cns- :s B cnr L a k e ...... 71 39" will bc conducted, ot 2 p.m. Fri- ic. Cas- Dr. Henry said the5 pill* Bulls t w ere steady; Tedd s te e rs }?16-16.50; sows u n d e r 300 lbs Bolso ...... 87 63 .03 a t the Oakley LDS Tnbema- nbem a- H'ford- «nd Mrs. McIvIn Dernier 1he has Investigated conUin""“ ■n ond heifers, 75 cents -lower;iG w e r-14.14,50; 300-330 lbs 13-14: 3 3 0 -Tl STOP Buhl ...... 8 2 .551 2 de by Bishop Floyd Plckelt.“eit. Fi- r Ruhtcr, bolhbolh Fl- cone or more of the chemi-cMmi* cows; coi steady to 25 cenls1 lolower, w e r 40 400 lbs. 12.50-13; o v e r ■‘£ 450 € lbs M 11 i - s . U l t i c a n B urley ...... ; ...... 83 44 nal riles will bo held In theic l^nr“Mor“ Icr.'®' r., , ^ *cab amphetamines, pheno-pheno. and am feeder steers and h heifers e ife rs 11.50-12.50;H slogs 6-9; andnd boars ^qleNNS FERRY-'-hJo‘hio wands a n d C aldw ell ...... 85 5352 Ion Cemetery. Friends mnymy cnllcoll Dismissed tbar)}llal,- thyroid, d l^{iUlls, U lls, 25 25 to 50 -eenls lower during th e 3-( Ca«rtctord ...... 81 44 ' T Homo. Wilda Worthington and Jesta 1 .icne. will bc w aved to-elimninote inate llicliie ^ ” at Iho McCulloch Funeral Homo. „ d Jesta laxative and ^uretlc.c. He Wednesday wc Twin Falls Livestockk u t o c k 'Choice grain fed ste e rs 25-26; exceptional child’s problems.” E m m e u ...... «3 51“ KBurtoy. , Thursday xm and »Kunkle. both Twin Falla; Nancy ■ good steers 23-24: c om m ercial : N ancy w ld w om en ti& e 10 to 12 C Co om m islon Co.. sole. go explained Mrs. Evelyn Ullicart F a ir f ie ld ...... 78 365® evening and al the OaWeyey Tab- Tnb- )} Woodland. Klmberiy; Mason . ' SellenA.wlth average weightsw eights stest< e rs 21-23; choice' fo l heifers e’< 'SHOP!' Mason per day. ^ ■ < t ^ 24- “ 'ked of hcr specialipeclal ed- Cooding ...... g " enemacle one hour'prtor to-scr- Covey.-Buhl. ami WJHIamiBrowHj Brown; “ ...... — ...... - ...... aniand prfces wer»,; feeoer-siecrs:-sieers; 24- M*25;.-good-fat.-hclfc«-23-24; “ G race ...... 77 40 vices. - I MMurtaugh. . 11 i. ucnlion class at- Mondnyndny eve­eve- • Soddle Scobbardt- ...... ^ ...... rmmnmn p^^d Z d g le r, Ellis, 543.I. 26.30; cco o m m erd a l cows 17-18; utility “f " CranBevllle ...... 83 51 Births Jo h n B rugenkam p, M ay,ly, 54B,548, coc o w s -16-17; c u lle r cown's s 1^16;15-16: nInR's Glenns Ferry AreaArea PTA , H olley ...... 75 41j} HEYBURN - Funeralal ser- A daughlcr was bom to Mr. f ... 26.00 a n d 665, 25.30; G eorge L. ca 23- veal tneeling. iorge L. c an n e rs 11-16; bulls 20-23; veol P : of these • M»o» Sacks W aho F a l l s ...... 76 «^ ^1, vices for Lewis A. Hamillonion willwill aiand Mrs. George Juker. BuhL x. J Shoup. Tendoy, 543. 25.00i.00 anda n d calvcs-23-27:cn good feeder sieers ‘ . A l“fgo -percentogo of these Jo ro m e ...... 85 46 ■ ^ r.‘bS: Gtizenship a r children go on to bccome pro* ’2 ' be held ai'2 p.m. Friday^ atnt the A son was born to Mr.rfr. and _ • _•*- 67(676. 24.70; W illioms and Jarvis, J a rv is , 24-25; 24 medium feeder steers “ come pro* • Tenti • Torps K im berly ...... '...... 81 4711 j Joseph Payne Memorial Chapel,Chapel, W Mrs. Larry Kindred. Rogerson. U « 11IV ductlve clllzcns. Mrs. Ulllcnn 3 M ountain City. Nev.. 848.8. 24.80;24^ 0; 2222-23; Holstein s te e rs 21-22; i r S t o M plnaBos., ^ Kuna ...... 85 522; Burley, with Rev. Warrenin Sech- Sech------osorson - f 9 • W. L . Kinsey. Kim bcrly, 793, cc rn ,i said. Less lhan four per ccnt of ..... Lew iston ...... : . . . 86 63 . Progi am Is 51' ■ly. m good feeding heifers 22.50-23.50; “ 8 to be in- 5 • Watarproof Clothing „ Icr officiating. Final rites are , 1 24.60: H erb M eunier. TwIn in Falls,F a lls . medium„ feeding heifersr. 21-22: retarded” chlldrcn hove to bc in- M alad ...... 80 38S set 15' in Riverside Cemetery, Hcy- Cassia Memorial r 1 h I 719, 24.10 and 820. 23.70, a n d fc slltuilonalizcd. and ott least 80 • g .I. Mummy Bags M ountain Home 84 67 L •’i ' sr.** feeding cows 16-18: stock ste er 2, bum. Friends may call att Payne Payne Admllted “ -IHeld At Buhl Frank I Clark, Castleford,ro, 834, cci alv e s 27-31; stock h e ife r calvesr S per cent, of the childrenen having • — , , . . P a rm a ...... j ...... 88 47 „ the Glenn! * G-'- ’’•I'* J, Mortuary between 3 p.m.1. ondand 88 Mrs. Glen Coffey. Kent Slev- llzenship 23.60. a n d 886, 22.50. . . _ 25 25-27; dairy type c alv e" s M24-28; 5fi. the speciol schooling the Glenns P ocatello ...... 80 41li p.m. Thursday and Fridayny priorprior cicnson. Mrs. Arthur Empery and i,‘b u h l - "U. s. clllicnihlp 2); “ h ,-nwi Ferry area provides willWill learn • 5 G ol. G a i C a n t «ry and ^ glorious possession,”i"P Pele ee Holstein1 steers: Robert. .1 T Ef:’ ."good stock cows none, and cows ‘ ' P re sto n ...... 78 40Jg to |L services. ______AAndrea Skaggs, alt Buriey; Mrs. p. lo. support themselves wiihin 17; Mrs. Cenarrusa told those attendingittendlnR Johnson,Jo Buhl. 675, 23.00;M. Lit- R exburg ...... 78 40 Henry Schocffer Jr.- and Siishn nu Day nn> m u. Buhl. 739. 22.70: ■ WWllbi.; ilbur wl1--=al»es-»<-slde-n.o_ e• .^ - . Uicir“ rcspccilve“ communittcs.— R u p e r t...... 85 45 , d Susnn uuhi:s first Citizenship Dny pro- in' jcrviccs both P™l- S , ' ^ M artinson, Buhl. 895, 22.40, a n d •- They can be led into0 o a life of Ponchos Salm on ...... 82 ■ , BURLEY — Funeral services S] gram, Tuesday evening. Mi iS for John Trevin Mangan,in. *3V4*.31^ Dismissed “, i n contributing citizenshipIp through * Gun Slings* Shoe Pacs t w i n f a l l s ...... S i 45 22 ______da^-otd son of Uwt. nndid Mrs. Mrs ^ W”- Georgo Garrett, Buriey,*B urlev Mf-* Cenarrusa. secretary of Jr f'“ ■”■1M Ex-Hazelton ^the heJp ef these spedol educo- Addita_Gorda._Malti;_I.yvM—Lwfln O'* tl'e Constitution- “ , \ « >lnn >»1ngg/»« Mr< tlltlpnnlliicna.asr ------a v dents, now of LarWo, Tex.,sx.. will ^ Mny, Paul, and Henry Schccd,siheed al”C6nvciill0rt'h«ld-in-phlladeK rH )ie s M «cd. Bus, Subway g'be conducted ot 11 a.m. FFriday rid a y ^R” P '" - . ff,phia from Moy 25 to Sept. 17. H arrow . Twin Falls, 953,fC|'Manr427Di^;i 24.50. ^ PTA calendars go onon sale In • Suntan Work Clothing in tho Joseph Payne Memorial 1787, a n d told o f th c principal nnd l.OlD; 24.10, nnd U n c:dn d n and HAZELTON-George-C.•C. Ellis, E llis, N ovem ber, sa id M rs. Betty Grof- I - Oiapel by Bishop WaynoTo”callI Call. Sons were bom lo Mr. and i o f ^ e R eichert. 923. 24.00 a nd 1.028,421.028, 42. Elk. Wash., forlfftfrm■Hftielton ielton fee,fc vice president, ‘S ondandh mMrs. JI" .• ". “ '■'■e' . Boon Strike Hits Final | rites will be held in Gem Easton, Mr. ands - „Mrs. ” ? g23.60. rcresident, died Sept. 13 atJt Socrcd BiBarbara McFadden reportedported thethc • Beck Packs Memorial Gardens, Buriey! Buriey. ^N ck Martinez, Mr. andJd MraMrs. UnitedUr States. nf Feeder heifers: E. R. Nelson.Nelson' HeartH c Hospital, Spokane,ne, of a footballfo booth has teollied realized • Foiigu, Ponli t Jock.l. I Friends may call al the• PavnePayne ^Efrain Ramirez, all Buriey.ley, and The • posUng and' retirement? x iL of r -J Tw in Falls. 481. 23.40;: K irby Ilongq Illness. . SlS118.40 so far. Montreal Mortuary K Thursday afternoontemoon ^ Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gamer,er Hey- M<>u. |J*' , 22.90: In Hazellon. attended Hazelton Hardlon Mrs.M Elvina Willis, announced John MncKay of the Buhl Vet- {r. announced • Axoi • Shovels bus nnd subway employeses went w ent to services. ^^. J ^ n n H e r b M unicr.-519, 22.85,« ' annd n d '"schools ond was In thcic armed 43 paid members nnd urged par­ ? hours’ - — . , erans of Foreign Wars, Thurston S , on strike wllh only a few hours* Minidoka Memorial p" C h a r 1 e s Van Norman.n. Elko, forccs.,q crents to send in their“ mmcmbcr- e m te - warning early today, causing • )rial Pence Post. need the £ Nev.. .687, 21.50. * ral ser* Adnilli^d ^Charics Lunte Introduced the Surviving besides his3 widow, shships. The nudll reportW trwa's wns • D“«.l Boss huge traffic jams during the yj, Lois Ellis, ore one daughter,laughter, modem by Mrs. Dick King., and • Intulotad Coveralls & momlng rush hours ond strlk* raven featured speaker and M ayor . Reed MnughflB g»ve recocnltlon T rc io Sandro Ellis; two sons.I, Wayne ihcih book was won by Harlie Underwear | II ^ffd- U^crtr'nnd-Juan-ManiDpi-Bur-n£—Bur.- to-the-spcclal-guosls— - s l » r £iiis-iifld-Piirry_uilis.TnltrE»c iti m iyjon f|y e wHI offfcf- P fnliier, Moti EIHs, Hazelton;fazellon; Supt George A. Powell dis- dally public tronsportatlon riders ThC’invocation was given by Q owell d fT EVERYTHING~-~ n riders lite. interment whl be at the'® iner aSSiffn B ioodl^bt^CUI.- one sisier. Mrs. Eugeneinc Cun- c¥cvsscd school conditions as hc learned of the walkout atter jy Rev. Jerome T. O'Conner and kJ 5ns as hc , , . t aft«-jyin Falls Cemetery. Friends [Iven by KUALA LUMPUR. MoloyslaMalaysia nlnghom;ni Filer: ihretf broihers. foi they woke up. They Improvised Mr ond benediction was given by broihers, found them -when he' Tsluftied ass^ed for the '^*1^1. u chapel-from 3 (AP) —' Jopon nnd MoloyslaMalaysia ErnestEt Ellis onU' Dove/e Ellis, hi:his duties Inst July. He soid that cor pools. hniLed taxis,, hitch- p u n til service time, => M?s.'samm°y luDcrL ^Rev. P aul LoRue. (A ■ere fur- signed an S8.3-millIon WWorld orld beboth Hazdlon, nnd BobDb Ellis, theth school plont as o whole I& h u n t e r ■ hiked, rode motorcycless anda n d „ Musical selections were fur- slj h school War II "blodc debt” scltlcmcniUlcmcnl BtBurley, ond one grandson.son. satisfactory,sa but that a few im- irucks. and walked. nishcd by the Buhl high school Wi a few im- \ —^ . - I • . . . TWIN FALLS — Funeral ser- chorus under the directionction of lodoy. lo< ending months .-Ol .of H e was preceded in death by provemcntspi will t>e needed in ^ Workers who rcachcd thdrhelr of- vlvices for Mrs. Laurn M. Full- 5”VS: . VaUey _ DarylS E. Cooper. The selectionselections strainedsti rclolions betweeneen the his mother. Mrs. Elhdd Ellis, ththe Junior high buildingP n f within ^ h i ; _ • flees iold'of taking two) hoiirshotirs mer„v will be conducted nt 2:30 _ ir Herl- two countries. • —to .make trips that, ordinarilydinnrily p.m;p., Monday at the Twin Falls included "America Our Herl- tw ^ ln-1959. _ _ Ihlhe next few years.__ _ IlffQ t“8e.” "Thrs is'M y Country”Country” 'U" nder'the agreement,, Japffh Funeral- services -were2re held He meniloned thai some clc- required 35 m inutes. FcFourih Wnrd LDS Church by Traffic •> CourtsU J . IB Biejj America.”CO.” wlwill provide Malaysia withvith two Mondaym al Riplinger Funeral m Expo remained open andi trans- Bishop gi Claude Brown. Final Funcrol memory classcs need to bc 1, rim ' Gooding Pdice Judgee AA. V.V The' progrom honored‘d those freightersfn and technical' ““osslst- " ‘l Home, Spokane, with Rev.cv. Gene snsmaller, and requested support portatJon on"tlic fair’s two10 man- rites|it will be at Twin Falls Cem- r iRofago anco for setting up.a.notlonal q, d support 151 S«(«nd Ahould hove gone off fro m r al w 11 w as fined 315 for speeding.ing. Wll- willwi bc paid the R ichfield Wom- layed by a flash fire fatalratal tc be In the Sunset Memoriali | Park,P a rk . Hamu J . U n d erm a n , 18, w as an V oKrM- tlve to seven'minutes atte r three astronauts last Januaryanuary ■— f| 18. w as a n 's Club, who fo rm erly>»le operat- and , *»elng activated. fined 320 for driving onm a rc-re- cded the’ library. A moyle and . ppet show will be presentediresented , Rogers-Directorstors ^ ^ g« [.he Twin - - — — ------r 'rsUBSCRiraON RATES ^ reprcscnlatives'of the Twin " NOWIW ON DISF)ISPLAY -1Tell-Dividends^—------Club-Meets ■oaMji D i n n e r S e t By Mall, within Idaho and)d EIIcoElko Rogers Brothers Co.'sI board RICHFIELD ~ Regular med- 1 th The publlc^is Invited to attend it f r h e Vol- 4.' . . . County. Nevada: Ooe month, of directors Thursday announced(lOunced ingsIn of th e Rlchfl(*ld_Rod_«ildar med- 111thc communily event, I with as hMlthe EDEN-HAZELTON- The Val------Il:75r-ihree-m onths,-$5.00r-9ix.00r-9ix *■-2o-oBnts-per'8hare”quarterty - aarterty cCiJO aiib resumed MondayRod_and night nn library’ board members------as host ley-pTA-^Hll^sponsora-ieacher's m onths, 19.00; one year,, 917.00. dividenddl' on com m on stock c k 'hheld e ld afteral a ihree-month recess.lay nightSian- nnd hostesses. „ ., - _ dinner « at 7:30 p.m. Mondayinday at , , . - — "Idaho'slaho's lilargesi"Oldsnibbile-Bulc!rii!e=BuiclrDealeT"“ ------^ _ By:_MBn. ouUIde Idaho:j: One of rccord on Sept. 25, 1967,7, paya.p a y a- leley Larson, conservationSS. officer. Stan- H------IS di the V alley High School gymna- gym na- m nntti. WOn? mnntTi<. Dll flio^on^^joM m etho^ori^tl-I officer. RACING BEGINS.. .pilots slum.,^ ------S S J5^.six-m on(hSr4U .00;-«nerSScraciBSSSSSg p jM dentI- RENO. N e v .-(A P ) - .Pilots «l' ± = *=O roSM pB ltE == d = year« *21.00. - ’ burslng agent. .The men discussed revenuesm-UouU W r&cidg-^tawr-tanveHwi-w 500 miles oria —diS^nS^tSfo^ttSic^^^ scrv ice...... iark the The room mother chairmen r^ — (AiJ-malJ'-subscriptions-rayaUeMv.hU Bccauso .ofjhe.slock.dlvidendllvidend fromfr spieclnl.hunts and wrevenues ildJu^ fnW ar II fighter planes 1800 miles di F«y*we distributed Ju ly 20, 1957,J7, thisth is key ki fiuntfng. The Oct. ISwildJu^^ meet- op from Rockford. III., markturth the Tl port'that-each-poom-mother-ii S t a r S J — .------7J2_M AlN^VO»IN^VENUE^OUTH______LBDlCIf B _ „ a d v a n c e .— )'. actionjJ: resulu in a-noMncreasencrease ingin - will su n with a IS ao-bost m eet- no o p c nlng'loaay”o rth « 'fo tirtiiship ^ r pcto bring a dozen rollsI and a - ■ M * ol 30 per ceot In cash dividend,Ividend. supper.'sv ' ao-bost . • noRt National Championship- Air rfUiBttldlsh. (0 . Raccs; - rf m

X\ . ' 1% — ; , r . I Twin Foils Tlm«i-Nev/s 3 N e w B a a ; n l T C onstrucfioiT] n s t I I I B e g mrttrH r f ailB jr HAILEY.— .Constructionjctio n hasih a s I tcd nl a cost of about)Ut $93,000.$93,000.1 | tion nnd vault, ns well asa s n tbrcc walls and e.xposcdsed golden Thc building will be complete- begun on an'uUra-motlcrndcrn bank-1bank-|tfnd will hiivc.one story withwilh'conferencc room. The bookkcep- bull facc brick at thcr eentry n try and ly oir-condltloned for“r?hrS:M the com- rs.PeltonIs — InR'buIldinR-ttrhousc the HaileyHaileyla ^ full-basement...... ------in8_arca.-iook_vaull._lunchu ll._ lu n c h n o tih wall, Csillngs^ wvlll ill Icature lort of customers ond employes ^ olflce_ot First Securityiricy Bank!B ank Tlic building will containantain 2,300 room, re s t room s andll the heal-heat- acousiiciil illc, nnd ibehe officer’s and Has flDoresccrttniRHllng:—wtTnli® Clow ned Q ueen ------of Idaho, announces SpcnccrJpcncer F. squaruliccl' of floor space. On Ing plant are locateded inIn thc area and confercnce room will M nnager of the HaiJcyiaiJcy office PAUt. - Mrs. Lois Pelton wa.» Eccles.. senior vlcc_presidcni.president the maltj lloor will be locatcd basement. be carp e tcd. Wijidowswidows aare re is Oscar J . Cllnc. crowncd queen for the best loser and supervisor of thc Souiliwcsi- Ihc main banking, room, with jhe brick building will have b ro n ie timed. - Anuro ' the week during the meeting _ cm division of'the bank.ink. five teller stations,'officers scc- ,f .t,« VIOLATION CLAIMED of the Tops Pamper Club when ulcers see- luo anodized aluminumlinum •- en- A spcciai feature of the bank TOKYO (AP) — Norlh Korea nc:JMdinfl wiii-bc_ihc-cniry_Ioycr_which iC b uiraing iiiiiiiiiiiii»iiiuiiroNutiiiiiiiuiiiniuinimiiitiNiiiiiii T r ^ ’ce s ~ t lip~ mnln-~tme=JBndina claimcd_todoy_Soulh_Korcan 'li'y «1II« P«ul W»l'» • 10 the public sidewalklk nln l MainM ain hns a lofty ceiling a n d enclosed nplclion in «n warships violated Communist glass vesifhule that creates an \VC crcBtLs Ull icrrj,orial waters, but thnt ihcv T w i n B oV y ® s ■ Interior of the buildinglilding will wil) open visual effect from outside iucS cniwSlutn. om outside (icj when shore batteriesJttcries took toofi embers for having lost jnc ol the HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Sin*-P)—Sing- fcmure redwood panelingineling onun to the Inside bank lobby.bb y .______•‘relevant measures."______ts in Idaho ^r Rick Nelson's wife,/ifc, Kris- ■’ ------i------:------51 pounds since shc joinedi thc tin, gave birth (o twin boys club last June. Members lost a xhltcclural Wednesday at St. Joseph • tolal of 15'/^ pounds ihls week . andAsso^ IJospUaWn-n«arby-0«fbank—----- ^Lines-GoneGone From LicenseeusePlate OfficeICG fwunds. lll-bo crec- The boys welRhed 6 pounds Mrs.-Mclvin-Durrnnt-rCHd-a ----- 11 ounces and 6 pounds I1 There sllli are manyy low num-num­ want lo reserve a .‘•pecillcecillc nuin- mand hns now droppedppcd luto ]ustlust ffom thc Tops mngaiine ounce at birth, bers availnble for llccnsecense plate ber os lines have disappcoredlisappcared nn occasional customer.iicr. nnd Mrs. Vericc Hall read nn : office er>- On Monday the liccnsciccnse ofllce nrticle. i /A P \ Nelson, 27, and his"whls“ wlle ife, reservjuion nnd aildilinnnlinnni work- from in front of the office er>- ers availnble nt thc TwinTwln Fulls trnnce. reserved 479 plates und the total Plans were compJctcd for thc executive a'daaghtcr,' Tracy. County Assessor's officeice to to han- han- R e sem tio n s b egan1 on Mon- W ednesday, night was as Jusi ovcriovcrlMiigic VaJIcy Tops Rally to f>e >ni nrnn,i ‘*1'! rcsi?rvailoM.I. AAsscssor sscssor dny'and during most olo l MMonday onday 800. [held Sept. 28 ai (he Ponderosa Kc'^createst paternal- i igrand- ' CUffurd Thompson rcn.indcd:mindcd lo- lo- and Tuesday lines ofo f wwaiting ailing Reservations continueinuc tlirouRh!throuRhlinn hoslcd by Ihis unit. “i / r s and H ar- , y. . . veh icle'o w n ers couldd b c .seen Novem ber ond plntesItes will he!hv| ------I r M ichigan NeUon. Hc snld apparently’ there aare re in the coitrthouso. mailed shortly after'■r' Dcc. 1| to USE TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS ' today. ■ ...... ■ niriw "Ot n^“»y moiorist5orist5 who ..Ollice employes s.Ty■Ty Ihc de- those who p;iy the mmullini; ullini; fee.fee, 1I f OR 1-A.ST,SE1.LING REgULT.S I IIFX i E F w . J IlillllillllllllllliiliHitiitIHitiitlltllltiillliiltllillfllllillfillllllllllliililiililll

* A PROUD FATHER.ER. KirbyKfrby Newman, holds' onto a port- ' Is scheduled lor completion in folio n[ plelurcs presentedresented u to him y e ste rd a y by the fiov- early January and thnl residents cm or of Idaho, Don SamuelsoiSamuelson. Kirby Newman Is the lather ef 'Halicy and surroundinR nrcns ol seven Twin FallsI men now on acllvo duty with Ihc Unitcd- can be assured nl one of thc •States Navy. Thc portloliolortlolio Is stamped. In Rold letters, ‘‘The lincsi banking fadlitics in Idaho Newman Navy," andnd containcontains pictiircs ol all seven boys. at tl^ r disposal.' The seventh son toI Join thc Navy W.1S Riven (hc Oath ol Dcsiencd by Ihc architectural Enlistm ent as b ccrememony ony heicheld Wednesday at City lliill. firm or Nat J. Adams anttAsso^ dates, thc building Will'Ve; crcc*atFEIm jAY’ READ TIMES-NIMES-NEWS WANT ADS FORD TOPS LIST ANN ARBOR. Mich. (A P ) — Today's business executives rate Henry Fordj founderr of O the C K: iREWItUCTICIONS«SAtElf F o rd M otor Co'., as thc g re a te s t businessm an In Am erican his- tory.'n University nf Michigan __rc&carch.repon said today. HWAr r s a v i n gi s s L i ke e N e vi r e e r Bl e e f f o r e ^ i

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' ______■ . . - .-"-i ' “ANDREW TULIy - E d ito r ia ] R o n atid ld R eagan'in Has Goo(rood Track;k J A h e a d Sopt. 21.227191.2 2 , 1 967 0 Yale year ago was known, aander- U Uni' niversity' fron»-H5M, .4 lo • 8. tntrusted, by most academiciansdemiclans « ericans for Constitutional Action tional scene S( with foot firmly fix-rix- ates.a tes. " G c o rg v ^ s sound onI do- Reogsn Rea denies li,.Dut-hl3..ex-_il3..ex-_ as a TV cowboy with a bad wcase o i to encourage such strategy. ______ed In hijhis mouth. Republican con-on- mestli meslic policies," he uid, "I Just ponoed pan tour is custom^ mado made of reactionary politics. ------Ratlng” 1 mBmb«r* on 'the basis ------— *cfvaiivtt_*ould_seem,scrvaUv. to. haven^vlshaiven^vlshutrwcrejxjsjlble fqr hlmmit(j_ it(j_toj: y caplullie 'on Romney's bumb- Ati any rate, there arekre those, < of' selected votes on Johnson a» good shol ot building a leadjad ignore Ignore International tiffalrs. Ifng ------not necessarlly-iccnwrvatlyes,—ervatlves,— 1programs,-4h«-ACA-«evftaW-a— - fortor RonaldR o v R e^n ovcr the nextext ' Bui Bui of course Romney can't.an't. It It Is slgnlhcant, too. thatIt Rea- who wl d isc ern a conservativeiserv ativ e strong i swing to th e rig h t {n^Con- . • . few months.-'rtieymo nre monthsths A A prcpresidential candidate Is eup- Ran gan is suddenly much'morelore In trend tn ’across the country,fjlry, and gress_p* i year. And tUs fWlngi : I i n i d f l i ththat a t coi could be critical in thethe posed posed to bc a whole statesman,nan. demand den- as a speaker byy boihboth Reagan Rt could find conservativeiservative iIt wasfnoted, wa« ledTw ibs maneuverings for the 19^ GOPOP iightir lighting-up the countryside wwith ith Republican Rep fund ra is e rs aand n d io- viewsvii more popular In1 his tour i majorl^ among the 69 freshman PHONE 733-0931 Presidential nomination. bothboth i domestic and Internationallonal cal, cal, non - polIUcal organizations,ations. of of Kentucky. Iowa. Kansas,isas, Tex- 1 Republicans in the House, Mtmbtr of Audit Bumou ef Ortuloiien ond AP• ThereT here is a mass shaking of geniu« genius nnd there Is somethinghing Being Beit a new face helps:is: the as as and Illinois. Lyndonon John- There Is a message there for OfnetolQ»yondCo^m»y.Nf«P«P« ^ heads overo Romney by Rcpub-ub- pothei pathetic about a candidate who folks folk want to sec nnd hearar this son'ssoi troubles are of thele variety 1 Ronnie Reagan of Increased PuWUh«d dolly ond Sundav et >30 Ucofxi ■ Entirtd •, c i Mcond d s it mall mon*' April 8.• licanlic an moderates.m Ine Michigan>an ' confesses,confe: he lacked the abilityilllty .-handsome .-hon cuss who clobberedibbered that thi nourish conservatismsm — the i public acceptance of the con- •*'S»rMl W*it, Twin Falll. Idoho, 83301, by Th* 1918, '9> at lh* pott e0DM mate m ate Inir naivete. GOP profes-es- spe< sp e c ia l significance. Reoganigan pronounced proi views of an extrem-.atlrem-. of this situation'by carefully 1 New Dealer in a year when llb- Marwjlng Editor . . 8«»ln»iiI Meno9»f M c n o f Adviniilno MonogW sionols • the nuts -vand - bolts)lts now row vwill make six more speech-icch- isi iji nature.i , • drawing dr a llne-to separateirate him < eral policies are being viewed al camp, with grownlng suspicion In the STANOlEY • HAROLD STIIES m III®".®*, en a t national headquaters — .'es .'es thoth a n the three originally plan-jlan- Even E the Intellectuals are a re In- form foi the GOP’y liberal camp. > DAL« THOMPSON PAUL STANOlEY as . ned during the last two weeks(S of te\esled te>e In the man. At: Yale, He w ill have a significantilgnlflcant 1 boondocks. ______Compo»ln8-Room-Wano8*f Pft»» toom*n /Ajnowr /Ajrwff - . 0 /cs for a ai primitive people as the North ___ cd to the announcement about J904 jet jet plancs p assured, fc should be a second tenn, and no onene doubts Vietnamese ' would nauseate the ' that passenger trains would soon run "■'county-wide—operation 'count because all he does. One of the byproducts/products -world. of the w ar Is a drag-along eondi- , to Twin Fails from the main line. citizenscltlzc of Ihc county will benefit in ng condl- , The world would be equally tlon fn Congress, - nauseaU destroyed with ordinary will be Availablc'to Twin Falls and Valley Valle; was termed as an indlcaUon talk, short on performance.ince. And bombs. 1 Magic Valley residents at that time, that that Twin Falls was no longer iKi^i..- a lot of the past eight monthsnonths In Not using either short-cut to The plancs will be F-288s which are gateway gatev to that resort. Congress has been used,d, panic- victory> has been an obvious, being built by the Falrchild-Hlller This Thi; Is not entirely true. If the \ u larly by senators, inI findingfin d in g self j - Imposed r e a c t i o n on che present airport’s main runway was fault with the war. United i States from the begln- people at Hagerstown. Md. The origi- prese The mood there woulduld hiive ning.r So its problem has been lo nal order caTls-for three of the ncw lengthened lengtl by os little as 1.000 fffdl been different if Johnsonison hadhud find1 some other wav to win, and p lan es a t a cost of $10 million in- It It wouldwoi permit bigger plancs to lahd been able to devote his energies nothingr has worked yet. There's eluding additional parts. The West here here for1 the transfer by surface means to his programs ond the law- nothing i ncw obout it. Coast officials also took option on five to to thethe resort center. These planes now makers Instead of havingoving to Whot Is hew Is the adminlstra- ■ Tnore“at“a"totnl' cost of around 525 land lond ati Boise and Idaho Falls. split his attention amongong Con- tfon'st attitude expressed to a Possible enlargement of the Twin gross, the war, and thc city Senate c subcommittee by Mc­ million. Pos riots. I Falls field, of course, is in the fu­ Namara, who certainly was The planes, built according to West Falls No one knows belterte r ththan a n speakingj for Johnson, toq. H£ Coast’s specifications, will carry 55 ture. lure, This is also true with an up-to- Johnson the advantage for him admittedi there were 57 torgew p a sse n g e rs a t 500 M P H . date d ate modernization program. These in next year's electionon cam- which \ the Joint Chiefs of.Staff The bright news, of course, Is lhat things can ^all b e w orked o u t b e ­ paign If h c could point back to a recommendedi bc bombed but they can fiy from fields with runways tween city and county officials and shining rccord with Congressngrcss in which^ the Johnson Administra­ 1967. "rhe la st im pressive rcc o rd —{ the length of tho Twin Falls Airport, lhe lhe taxpayerstr of the county. te rccord so far had not permitted to iw there ! w os in 1965. ^ b e hit. . Just what effect this newly an- Right Rig now the important thing is ■; But the war haunts him. The But, McNamoro said, bomb- ___nounced plan of West Coast Airlines__ththat a t jjet transportation Is assured for doves who have no stomach for j “ ibcarand-Magtc-Valley-citizens:------^— I? J? i"S ‘hem will not materially . will have on progress onhose who ibcal — shorten-the-war-for-there-is------want a regional airport built some- Our Out hats are off to West Coast of­ want 0 tougher one arc both on his back. And, unless therek«!?« Is t a ? nothing ' to Indicate N orth Viei- where on the north side of Snake River /icJahficials who made thc decision to pro­ * nam can be bombed Into want- changc, h e wiK still b e in th e . is not known nt the present time. vide vide theI best service possible for the Ing M d to Uie w ar. What middle, a wide open target,y all lh. e n » n b c d o n « „ ._ ...... But for all purposes, iwlth jets able Twin Twin Falls area. through the 1968 campaign. He's olready had a tasteusic of Apparently the administration .what's u come from at le least u t believes^ Uio-war will have to be ; two Republicon presidential... y prospccts, both governors: Ron- J-r s old RCDgan of Californiamia and heen“ done. McNamara said the Of SevensnMen __ George Romney of'Mlchlgan.fiigan. *!*■* strfkej^re siingl^ a yuppie- . ate with ground action, In the best tradition of bell-bottom Samuelson, Samu Navy officials and city the pre.?iSentlol candidate wlih 8 the-best hope for victoryw is the--the With this odmbslon the ad- trousers, anchors aweigh and whls- officials. offlcli Very few servicemen havo one who talks pcace, hasas devel- |j ministration concedes it's In a — tles-whlch—are- caUed—"pipes" we had-such-a-send had-s off. k a a d opedopt a great distaste for the ° dilemma for, despite all the salute the Newman brothers — all By By Navy regulations, brothers can-. MARQUISiViAK CHILDS)S war.wa Reagan wants the> war In-in- J bombing and ground fighting, s e v e n .— •- not n ot servesi aboard thc same ship. This tentensifled to "win os quickly as * Twin Falls Is known as the home of came about during World War II T ^ possible." * “ Since thc worst thing thot the Newman Navy, because seven when when the Sullivan brothers, five of 11 1 * could happen to Johnson.in I9G8 sons of Mr.-and Mrs. Kirby Newman, them, them, .died when their ship went ’ Is Romneyley Still In ThThe Race? :i wowould be a continuancele of theth c _ , . — 390' Van-Buren-St.,-are-scrving- on -.^down. -down ______resent sulemate. It will be to _ active duty In the Navy. , But at least the seven Newman“ WASHINCTOW^’l^ 'h a ^py ^ vicUoi vic'tion Is strong "that Rockefeller:lier Nix nomination shines with a But But the mood ofUmpendlng?‘"S so„son. Hc Is rapidly movingng up VI«Vietnamese, knows It doesn'td o e sn 't \ spectaculor briiilonce. And, cor-Dr- and and ocertain victory will work to‘o nmoamong the rank and file ass their wawant to do. Opinions Of GuGuest Editors sSrespondlngly. though thc nomi-ni- diminl dim inish Rockefeller's chonccs «i,o[Choice of a man to swing; with. , It1 could finish North Vietnam — — ^ nation Iin Miami Bcach Is stilltill for for thithe nqmlnatlon. M hc knows, , ible as i'' nothing flat, wiping It off the ^ ' X I.H full well thc rank and file of par- . “It could happen, improbable as NO BREAK-THROUGH ne o rly o y e ar-o ff the rivalry I.i full w. of his '^hh nuclcar bombs.nbs. Or. f fl 1 f A WELCOME ARTERY i S a l nil ly workers ncross ilie counrryJ,It do ,,, sounds. An actor most of his Rioting in the Rhcttos of northern cilies shor acute and the Wows lower anti iy woi lecllve conventional bombs,-mbs. itIt r IJ ' J . I Short of running Union Pacific tracks un-• harder. notnot w wnnt him. Seared In hi.s "}?,■iffc- running for h is n rst elective nnd marches and dcmonstratlDns by Nc- ‘ duraro moved hit .and destroy, theIhe ccn- ' durground, thc Benton Street ovqrpass ded- One examnle wns thc unseem-m- memo m em o ry is Uiot humiliating h a lf- office last year, hoving moved ----- Hro*Mtwhe-6ot«h-helped-to-create-®-rfhite—~lcatPtt~toany~rcprc5cnt8'ihu jcatpr biist' ihlng'that— haste _,h„— ticro8B - thft—po litlcal- speetrumS n — lets-of-populotion,^ which Is tho = Iy haste wUh which m uny 61 thC—hii Iiuuih o n r l befuic^m dctcgsius in tho ? c a n b e ' SuckJash in the Mississippi election. could 1hapiKn to.tie thc city’s east-and west - leaders :In his pony were readydy Cow Cow Palace In San Francisco.t,p„ from the left os a leader of the “"ly ""“ y Vietnam .can b c ------The -Dernocnmo- nominQtion-ol-U.S.-Rep.——sidertogethcr.^^-^ sidert 3------lo'rule'C Screen Actors Guild to thehe far crushed, according to Robertto b c rt S. John Bell Wlliiams, acgrcsslvc sccrcgailon- f..,, — io'nite'Gov.-GtforEc-Romncyour“)ur“ when boos and hisses almost a^set McNamara, secretary of de- »T <»»»■« >«»*»» iM. Costing nearly SI million, Including costs[ of the thc rrunning.' On the basis of drown drowned oul his words.------!!?!i— I right, i" " he has one great asset. «« 1st. for governor haa been prctiictcd, ol- of buyingu' right-of-way and approaches, the his brali , >i-a That is instant identity in the • thoagh Ws opponent. State Treasurer WJf- I his brainwashing statement andnd Up Up to half the delegates In 'G8 overpass Is a broad artery whlch-wos- bad-• the strorsirong editorial In his home-le- will will bibc repeaters from 'M. They television ers and witii it the Ham Winter, is by no means the “liberal" actor’s shrewd knowledgege of Williams had painted him. ly needed to case crosscity travel. With thet town n'newspaper, the Detroitolt ere are t the fnithful who followed widening of East Benton, and planned dc-• News, cicalling on him to get out,ut, Barry Barry Goldwater down the road•oad perilous medi- But Negro leaders had hoped their rcgis- veloorr traUon and organization drives would elect > velopmcnt ' of fourth ond Filth streets IntoI thc frontfron rgnner of the moder-tr- to to deldefeat. If they go to Miami “‘?: WAYNE BRANDST/INDSTADT, M.D. one-way highways, Ihe overpass will play ates wa In the doldrums In the spring somo Negroes In the 22 local nm-offs. In- . ’ ates was regarded as havingng convii convinced that the Johnson Ad- , a key role in the future. ' done hir Of 1948 a half-dozen of H Harry arry eluding several for sheriff. In which theso ” done himself In. mlnlsiministration is llnishcd, they Ji‘ , ; - Thc advlcc to-Romney was to. will n Truman's loyal allies were can- were pitted against whites. It was not to be. , It ^Wlli bc significant in comftating blight - .The nt to- will never utkc Rockefeller. . vasslng the outlook for the No- • ' give his support (o Gov. Nelsonon The T h e logic of (h(« Is RIchaKl Negro electoral acdvity and the news of ra- fn the '"p East SWe, changing the character of vember election In a m White Leukemkemia'Aid cUl disorders so alarmed the whites that t”®thc >“fading residential area to one which, RockefellerRockefel of Ncw York whoho M. M. Ni Nixon, the hardy perenniol. ; has been Romney's most artlcu- the fi session with the Presi- Prcsi- they turned out In large numbers to end• •■ may bu “ attractive to businesses because of has beer :u- the favorite of the men and dent. The Republicans were su- ( its ready highway acass. Il also may count; late cnnchampion. On the easternm wome: women who day In nnd day out •rc su- (WHow does chronic lympho- both b unforlunate and cruel. It "the greatest threat to white supremacy 'Jv premely confident they would cyticcyt leukemia differ from tho is I in part a carry-over from •sinte Reconstruction Days." None of the “as nn urbon renewal projcct InprovemenL. seoboarcseoboord am ong powerful ondnd do do thi th e organizing work. G old- {1,^" well-heeled Republicans the con- water iilwi '^in» “ » ® flock o f m inor pccca-pccca* otheroth type? It Is curable?le? c ancient limes when all diseases Negro candidates won, and the Negro vote Merchants In the West Side of the city weli-heel in- water has consistently called J[|,^dlllocs hod come to light and«' / arc counting on the new overpass to bring it and 4 A—Acute leukemia Is char- were \ ihrbught to be caused by was bplit between- Wlillams and W&iter (or co ' AlgcAlger Hiss and the communistTjunlst acterlzedgr| by a sudden o n se t « governor. westbound irallie directly onto Main Street, in onset evil spirits and, in part, an wcstbo 9ff Utreithreat were believed uppermost- with wd fever,-sore-throot, bleed- e The Republican Party, which hasn't elect- the the overpassovi should bc a plus factor In off­ t, bleed- emolionol reaction. -The educa- in pipeople’s minds. After He had ing from the mucouss mem- lion I of laymen In these mailers ' cd a state official In Mississippi Jn this ccn- setting setting the one-way streeu and no-left-turn H A L liste i HAL BOYLE listened to this for a time>e the branesv4 and black-ond-hlueind-hlue Is I progressing but It Is slow at ■ tury, has a candidate for governor. But the signs "’6"’ which have made it awkward for , PresPresident, as one of those pre^ nm GOP In the South offers no areater hope to • ' downtown do'vnto drivers. , - patches under the skin.cin. ThoT h o b best. en( recalls it, sold in his Jauntylounty .^yhlte blood cell count Is mmuch uch Q — My husband has chronic Negro voters- than does the Democratic . It “ couldcc even m&ke parking meters nec- w ay: v |. Party. It Is an opportunity the GOP should • essary once more. — ^ hi^er thon wllh soreI throots-throats- 1leukemia. He has a breaking "Don't wpny about.it.L»lil The duo2'* 10 infections. This disease o consJoer. but Aouthem Republicans don’t . Thc X^e Denton Street overpay was in the Daily MaiMail Bag gRepublicans will wreck It again. >, ; ; disease out on his back that Itches In-, fi? ,,,' is rapidly fatal. ' ti Udnk thal way.—The OregorUan talking talking stage fo r a t least 10 y e ars. O ne 1957 ■ Wc W c( can count on them for that." j . . . tensely. What wouW yoa rcc- In chronic myelocytic'tic leu- c ommend? - ■ estim estlmiii iite of its c o s t w as $1.6 m illion, ai- NEWn e w YORK (AP)-Thlngs a hot hot dodog peddler who operatess at ThThey could'do It again. The •, *. kemia there is a gradually MUSIC FOR THE STOCk-TICKER most most twicet what It finally cost to build. colu rnlumnl< m n ist'm ig h t never knliw If tlic tlic pii piers where the great ocean:ean . blttebitter lesson of 1M8 Is far iradually A—Itching may hove many A television sudon in Oklahoma Qty has It was „ opposed In 1959 by a group Idenfi-' he didn't open his moll; liners dock has thit sign on his enouenough in the background to progressive R" weakness withvlth pol- ' c couses. The lesions of chronic fled J.S the Southside Pro;«ny Owners As- fiTn nf lor ond shortness of breath.reoth. In I leukemia may itch and for re­ ■ been granted permission to broadcast back- lied What you can’t see cim hurtirt cart: "Foreigners wclcomepri- m 'Jnf because their sight Is too poor,,/ b r c a k f a s t." — Author Joohn h n agednged It .Is too e a rly to sny. But there is Q—My husband has cancer of ately be accompanied by ''We're in the •a crosJ 2 0 __ .Nati'National_CommUtee. Theyy will ofof‘chi'onlc'leukernla’ond"grcany— i 1 grcaOy ’ A—There would be no danger .. - with '1Sjoj),_Ypu!i*. Breaking ___The_The Benton Street overtiass is a shiny_|“>i''«solve ththe transportation prob-^^days „ a yeaf.___ ' -be•be liInvaluable a m 'm u n l 111 10 o n __ P.™prpIo,ng.theIcJlvej.butU-l8-too—U-ls-too— lllo-you-and'the 'danger to lhe K urlne unhappily wIped*out.the. sound cf- -'new mmilutone 111 the city's growthTWel^fe — >cmrof-iItmi-orctowdrflilliU: ------— Do yoTTcnow^fhal^larlihrlih ™shoiiia“Rofnney ~shou mme throughiroiigh soon to say that any of them b baby would bc very slight. Al- fecU couid be either sympathetic, “Among glad lo(0 have it.—Idaho State Journal. What n Luther L u th e r. King Hcnty v m , J.P.l.P. thei;the primaries with the "credlbil-edlbil- .will.wil cure the disease. _ - tf though here Is possibly a hered- My-Souvenlrs.’'- or-h#jTj-boned.-*"Where—^ ...... TT-TT-T— ------^ "Ideal b(boss" .thould be like? In . Morca Morgan,.Chief Silting Bull and- itygity gap" 08 a powerful Issue.le. C Q—I have chronic leukemeukemla ia It Uary factor in leukemia, its cf- • Was Moses When the LIgbU Went Out?" or ofQf^^at thal favorite old ballad, "D w S^ar- Id the Inte John Foster Dulles had AsA8'lhe-Republlcan4»lghtoflh«:i.;but of lh«~but ellhou^. I .have .MPlalnedxplalned fi feet Is ..mndlfiad—by-mhim to be considerate, ambl->i- that lulunching on n-lO-cent bag; of — - clectelection from-lhe -stroteglo-posi—i-posi— chi children, to.'play. with-mine.~line------_____ -died-d with-leukemia; She hnd has sent prices soaring, "Blest Be the.Tie hesiinfhealing from his broker.any. minute, the •’ tious.- decisive,w consistent.-un-- peanutpeanuts and a cup of black cof- lion ofi the White House. Evenk^en in A—TheA fearful attitudee people always a been well but. she had ____ ■=TTiit^ihds;”-A "rtilng-beer“*t«k^eeuld—only-only p< possible choice woma i>e'"SOThcwhere - selfish «and- willing to delegate--‘,0- fee fee or or'a-sbft-drink-wlll-alloy—liny--tha.mldsLxf-tt-Wnr-lnc^slngly the-i slniJy.^ 1^)^lake toward the vlcHm< of Iph.___ bring OQ "Budweiser's a Friend of Mine." a VoicVoice Is Calling,''—SU Louis Pcil-Dls- rcsponsit ^ and gervB a»..»—unt»s..»— unpo^uiar^thi^ advantage cannotm o o t kerkem la at>d som f -sariouB— — U:thejMwwlauiiOleuKcmia? ■■ *tiB 5tditig«caw ay^'igeirw5aU(M Tfin s n zuE L ------^ ------:------^ p e a t- but aosoMtagJotts diseasesMues ifii '- A—No,

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Twin Falls Tlme$-Now« 5 Searsrs EmployesE: s QuizQi Areaa LeLegislators) r S Should the Idaho3 LegislatureLegUlatur ! “The Sears board'of.I'of.directors dirccto ' All.sbc legislatorst were intro-intr Lincoln saici he thoughtibught a retire-rctirt ‘ r i i i [ii. ■ meet once a ycar? m e e ts . more than ' every'every tvtwo duced separately. Thcy spolspoke mcnt . program for teacherteachers, ShOrtaSTe ntlcipate the .ihortly on thc^r backgroundckground arand passed in thc last Legislature : ?J This question was'as posed tot yurs. It can’t anticipate tl CH,SGO(An°F™ .la Speaker of the"Houso3US0 of Rep-Rei problems 30 months3 from now.no< their work In the 39th Legisla-LegisI was good, but did not please th hoU noi tbltik. ' public,,ald.-.crtploycs—arm *- rcscntstlvcs— W IIII^—am— LantlngLantin we-ahoald-not-e?tpect* t (he(ho Idaholdal turor Then the sessionlion was tur turn* young toachor-^whot o fs{s nottbiii) not tbln^t* - Jd .w lth signs saylng-»w orry, V lg an [x^lature to be able-.to.”jble-.to.’* cd over to thc employes.iployes. Ing of retirement." W cdnesdny m orning Sefo're 6ef6're.~a M 74 n«, „ n t “bout mlnistaffs, not. mhil* estim ated 100 em ployes of Seai ichcr’s salar* Lincoln said 74 per cet oycs of Sears six of the Twin1 Fails areaan Questions on teachcr’s sala t cocs^or cdS "klrts”-marchcd In front of ’ durln?'atrnnforrililldn~sealoliUon session legislators, representingcnting d i S-. tAr' gun- contror-laws.-.waterwa w aier ItT of the s ta te budget goes for (;di at the Sears store. rew al wHo’"- ''We can’t compete wit tric ts 23 a n d 24? altended_tlaitendca_thc Idaho..ihe inventory, tax repe states on this, Wednes*—. HWM ------liifi-answer?- Yesr-The-Legl:ir-The-Legls» sears information session to and thc state budget•t were nskeasked ‘he surrounding states on thi lature meets everyy two years,yean speak on current and antliantlcl- Ander said thc ' sessionse i.io n wiw a i ■'“ W >1"ie tax !>“ base ' ' to bul Laming said the Legisli mnlovp4 keen (lo SO. h e said. the Legisla-pated state'problems.lis. held to help his employes ket •.lons mornlnp 20s and conwrvatlvcly drcss- ’ ture should meet atIt least everyever pnUg scars1 Storc S torc Mi M an- Informed on thc current•urrent issuiissues ^ ‘®r the hour-long niornin year.______, meet the leg- meeting, all six legislators wcj _ _ _ _ ager Daryl E. Anderer was mo mod- of thc day. and to meet the lc ed Sen. Rich- Islators who representMM them at pl"" Sears crcdit cards, ar erntor. He Introduced Sen. Hic boxes of candy for their wlvc nW ntr S. High and Reps.;eps. Wlllla William the state house, tS = ;£ S '‘'p.‘bV“:iT .,S ^ School Bombingiiu u i^ Roberts and Untlng,’ne’ allalt fro from Sen. Barker claimedmed that th a t pi pay G u csu w ere TimIm Drcnan. cx-c: jj,cy chargcd that hc should Inh n n ^ « « "Ot high enoughIgh for tcoctcoch-ecutlve secretary? of the ^da^Idaho bo confcmcd wilh thc short- Threats Giveny e n dlstrfct ill. and Sen.• JohnJO"" Bar““rk- m ,hj. present time,imc, althoujalthough Retailers Assodoilon,lion, andond VinceVine of .juiiiitis. not short ^ cr and Reps. Jack Claiborn aiand it has been increasedased stcadisteadily Joncs, Scars of Us AngclcAnRclcs. d?csscs.- In Washingtong l O n I , Ray Lfncoln, all off dlstrlcld istric t :23. during the p a st 155 yyeors. e ars. RcRep. Calif. PASCO, WasA. (AP)AP) - FourFoi t: ------A------— ------mdro bbrhb tKreat^IS w^re tele-tel | . phoned to schools inin PascoPssco WWe' ed- ‘ 's. • nesday, forcing their:lr evacuationevacuatic \ and bringing to 122 the numbernumbi V } Eiii- tH f r of such threats receivedecelved sinisince pAIRMbNT ^ No bombs haves been found, foun I IDAHO LEGISLATORLATOR JlJack' Claiborn; KImberiy:ty: »pe»ki(peaks here to kn estimatedHi lOolOO em*cm* but Pasco School Supt. LouisLouis' *J. • s becoming a SNAQOTME f ployes of Scars durloKdurloR a ^ Wednesday Inforrnatloat in the TTwin Falla store. Six Leglslolorsglslolors In Ferrari .said “It Is becoming »h» »r*a atfnrl»/a current and antlcltatcd statei problems, very serloM matter.”e r-1------^ 9 ^ - . { ------Questlonr'tm~watcr“r«onrctcr“r«onrM »rgtm“contn>J,—teacherher salarieslalarl and the Inventory ta tax x rcpcolrepeal------Tuesday telephone compai engineers Installed equipment le em ployes. - ■ ■ ° ;; u is s ■; ^ _ were asked by the employt! ' inrce-the-CTiis:------c - — M cLoughlin Juniorlunlor HighHI; • ' School,. Stevens Junior HighHI, c e i v e s School. P a sc o High;h School andai Valleysr TnTraffic Coiirtslyts FAA Receive Patrick’s Catholicthollc SchoolSchc » 17 were evocuatcd Wednesday.Vednesday. Fined in Twin FnllsFalls JusticeJuslI' Filer. 55. Inadequate cqiiipmc JL rO IT l Tuesday Stevens! Junior HI High ..CbDrt by Judgee ReedR eed P . L ester R . Updike, 5.ntSV. 30. 435 Mt Support Fror School wos evacuated:uated and a \ Maiighon for speedingng were Lar*Le son St., SIO, red light vlolallt l-Cy-i-mnf. - P'>“i"R pi“ =e i" ‘bec building wwas ------r y M. Bell, 37, Tw inin Falls. Falls. $1 511: H arold C. V ance. 58,fiSfSS 1845 Osi 2 Du-ectionsL io n s moved to Franklin(iklin CourCounty • -- " -. R obert W. Christensen,(isen, 16,16. 4441 loh. 55. defective .eauipment; .cauipm c Courthouse. M adrona St.. JIO; Michoel :D. P icrcc A. Roan, 21.1. 168 Au!Austin WASHfNGTON (AP) —- TTlje _im 3 similar callss forccd quickqui B rady, 21, BurJey, J7;57; RnmiRamon St.. 55, failure to display itwo Federal Avintlon 'AdministrS- Administi closure nnd dismissalssal of a high hi . H . M cCombs. 29, Burley, S13;Si plates; R alph S; WVard ard Jr..J r ., 20, tion, burdened withIh a shoriaRCshoria school, n -junior high and a ' , . . Pieter Paulus Lcydckkcrs.'dekkcrs. '53.I Tw in F a lls , 520. disorderlysorderly con*c of oir traffic, coniroilerintroileri' anda: grade school in thehe KennewickKenncwi ‘-■'•'.j' - San Clemente, Calif.,,f., $7;57; MaM ark duct w ith a n auto; Jeannette Je an n e tte F. more traffic fpr themcm to control,contr suburb of Finley Tuesday. Tuesday, ’S.C ncsday from ■ ■ ■ ' — S. Cum m ins, 19, Hansen,Hansen, SIB;SI P e te rso n , 28, F lier,, 515, failurefall Bot SUPP0« W ednesday fre D eryl S. G eren, 19.9. Buhl.Buhl, SI510, to bo reasonable andand prudent;prude two directions. m m ons,, 24, G ilbert Rodriguez,;, 20, TwT in President Johnson>n nskcdasked Con­Cc and -Alfred D. Sammons,, : ■_u:. — Kimberly. SS. Jay LnMorLnM ar AAn- Fnlls, 510, stop Ifght viola-vi< gross to apprcpriaicte an eextra x tra 57 N o w ' " derson, 36. Logon,_OU iah.,''’fctah, '’for* tion, a n d 510, expiredxpired driv-d: million for 600 a irr traffic con- cc «: 100 specialists I d a telled a $20 bond lorjr speedingspccdlns. cr’s liccnse, ano Royalloyal C. 'Tol- trollers and about 100 spccialli Pepsi-Cola Ils, 510, stop in fHRht-standords. Also fined by Judge-Maughitr.»-Mn.ioh«n mO". 73. Tw in F a lls, 510, s in One-Way, IS S n f? ." “IS" violation. , Sen. John Stcnnls.mis. D-Miss,, D-Mis _ u 7 ■ were Martin M. Wilkinson, : latc Appropri- id, SIO, stop Phillip Messina, CalifonCiillfnrnia chairman of a Senate Approp N0-Dep08It 1515 KlmBcrly Road, $10, sti •niomnn <5nn otions Subcommittee, called I •ory L. Shad- and William W. Coleman, J cc, cnilcd for B o ttlo s! i\ . ' sign violation: Gregory L. Sha w S d ' S2M increase of n t least le ast S50 jso mil- m **^ y y r* Ave. E ., 510, F ran cisco , both forfeited ^ ley, 19, 339 T hird Ave. E ., 51 wh e InS? lion this year in federal fundsfun V’ ' ' ' failure to yield tho right of wa;way; bonds for driving while Intox- Int , a ' '%'■ W alter W. McCobc JJr.. r .. 22, FileFiler, Icated. ■vu » Stcnnls’ statement cnmecnm e 510. stop sign violation:lion; VerxiiVem on w re n D. T rac y . 36, AArco, rco, for- 1 ,j,g subcommlucc held closcd]clos I W H ale. 46, O akley. 55, no rig 55, no right felted a S15 bond forsr not having hav hearinf.s on annualI funds for thct iJSv. D P DJPTI Q l mirror; Timothy D.}. MIddaugh,MIddauf name or gross weightght on truck,tm new Department ofif TTranspori ransporta- r t i . w l l 26, l71 Buena V ista“ Drive. vi?; 51 «5 each forr being dndrunk tion, which includess tho FAA. l-m- no driver’s license, ond Robt ’ in nn aulo were Forrest D. jhe House, on Julyluly 18,18. votedvot ' I. Nielsen, 19. 2086 Mnpio Av MopIo Ave., stonc^ Boise; C lorencen re n c e H. jjcc million for thc FAA. Incii 55, no m uffler. Pounds Jr.. Kimberly,■Iy. and JoJohn- jng 5593 million forjr'opcrntions! opcrntioi [O N E W P Others paying finescs as orderedorder ny 0. Root. 1136 Addlson'Awddison Ave. The bill specificallyilly providedprovid ^ W ■ S i' V! \':' . by Judge Maughan were Donr John Mancillas. Burley, was^ for nn increase of 6-18 new p< K. B lack. 18, Jero m e, 55. drivi: b«at8 ‘®’ fined 510 by Heyburn/burn PoPolicc sonnel positions, mostlylostly nirnlr c^n-cc { J flS S re M Ich of ccnicr; Warrenren WWillian lliams, Skinnerr locloc driv driving trollers. cold! ______70,. Twin F a lls . 510...failurc0. failure .to ^n^out due regard..I But Alan S. Boyd,i. secretary o . stop at railroad crossing; Lar >V.,i «,«. fin iransnortation. told newsm R . E vorton, 30, 1203 Elm St.SU fn ! Davila. Paul,aui. was fin- aviation activity hashas Inm increas SS Bottled by Pepsl-Coh>epsI-Coia 55. no muffler; ThomasT hom as' c ! 515 by Judge Skinner for at a ratcjnorc thann double whatwl B ottling ComTipany pany ,o of, Farnsw orth, 63, 412I BluoBlue LakLakes speeding, was anticipated. It will probablyprobal Twin Falis underjnder apap- „ / i Blvd., 510, stop signgn violotloviolotlon; _ _ bc twc years, hc said,lid. before thet pointm ent fromrom Pep Pep- . R ick A. C utler, 18. 842 MornirMorning* additional personnelnel proposproposed |__ mi.Y. v -V- / ' j side Drive, SIO. expired3lred drlvcidriver’s USE TIMES-NEWS5 WANT ADS/ by tho President will^iil be on tho i 8^=°' ‘"C-' N-Y- license; John E. 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[T«« Homo will be taken In Twin ------Twin FaiU Ttmai-Newimes-News Sept. 21-22, 1967967 He^thJ&xoupcoup Job Cbrps.Hap[la S ■ Falls unUl Oct. 9; ino-a 'i''.'. "fvl'o- - Cook OpeningsU lgo examiner In Twin.Palls, said Slates Meet Applications for thoJio positionst»silions applicants will be rated bn tho • ' of cooks ot the Job'Job - Cbrps Je«Sth and quality of their ex. Idahoi h o N e w s _ t .. pcrience. He said the positions u p g centers at-Cedar Flats,lats. CColton- o tto n -d v a #enrlce job oppdr- >EAK LETTER REN^LED • On Planning ______. _TAYLOR.TO SPEAK TOod.. M .r.lng -and-MoimUlnd-Mountaln mnUles.------—— BOISE (AP) — Genin Maxwell BOIS^AP) — Theie office o - | B | H n ^ H .4 1 Mcmbcn~br:the'hewly organ- • Taylor Is scncdulcd ta ta.spi®*' speak Gov. Don W. SamuelsojSamuelson Izcd South C en trala I FamFamily ily Oct. 27 at-Boise College:ollege onor Wednesday made public}lic a lette letter Health and EducationIon CCcnier enier ______‘The Realities of-a1 Vleinair Vielnam received from thc supervisorpervlsor-of o Advisory Board.wlll mect.Oct.m eet.O ct. ScitJcmcht,’’ Jt ivas ahnouncet!announced Jhe Kanlksu Nalional Forest 2 -a ^ 8 p.m . in the Idaholaho PONvor I T f | I 1 * 1 i g n 1 1 ] - N - o - w W ednesday. lhanking Idaho National GuardsG uards- Co. auditorium, ChaLrmon ChaLrman I in fighUng • Taylor is a formericr U. S,■£. men for their help in fightlnj Thomas G. Nelson announced M" ala Gaui0pen7i30p-.m.' f staff and forost fires this summer. W ednesday. armed forccs chicf of staff and ri N nm M >HONi 733-43J4 advisor-to Presidentss KennedjKennedy Harold E. Andersen, supervls Dr. John R. Marks, Nampa, VoMil” Orfy. All Color Progrom • and Johnson, as well as a form­form, or of the North Idnholio nailona superintendent of thexe 1I d a Rh io er ambassador to SoulhKDUlh;niiih Viet­VIctViet- forest, said “ofllcers ond men o SUto School and Hospltal,'^illijpltal,’^w ill . I— ------rcn- 'I nam . ' meet with the localll odvlsory advisory - A of the biggest |pictures te come from . - Taylor now heads th(* the Insif.Insti- m o st vaJuabte servlet board members at 'that^2t time tim e to / Hollywoodilfywood thltrhif y ear on on* profiramf nalysts-ln duringjhe reccnt large.firesfires InIt • a nsW erqucstTons on'planningon planning _ ------tuto- f o r- d e f e n s e - a nnaiysis a ly s ls -ln in jjonner nnd Boundary counties.' Arlinglon, Va. and actions in (onrtecllonectlon wiihwllh He said they transported fire*fire establishing a retanlallondallon cen- AT flsOO P.MP.M. . 10:10 P.M. ~ fa- MEETS isCHEDULEDiifTTTTi fighters, furnished medical fa ter and otncr fidllUesles In Twin k i ciTitlcs, served m eals, provlde( - . BOISE (AJ^ — The Depnrl- shower fadlliles and water purpur- . mcnt of Law Enforcement listed Prior to thc nticUns.Ig. Mr.M r. Nel.Nel* - ’Thuriiav dales and "SSI’S pla cc s toi son sold, jhe.slle.selccUonictlon com- Qdditional community meetings m ittcc will m c tt w ithh c ity offl- to acqqalnt motorists[ with-pro­ TIM B E R SALVAGED cials to determine thehe present v e ffi SANDPOINT. Idaho0 (AP) - status on a location forfor ththc e pro- pro* visions of Idaho’s ncwew vchiclcvehicle operations onm firc-rav firc-rav* Inspection law. posed new facility. m i w a t w m .nniini umbcr In norlh IdahoIdaho startstart- Beglnnlnf! Jo n . 1 a nnual me* scclion j»- ch an lcal Inspectionsn, area i re­r^ c3 Wednesday on a scclion ol i t ' < land n e o r and thele U.S. F o r- r i quired of all motor vehicles. a salvage ~ • Harold Davis, administratory,est of Service announced a salvagt H SclimidtWill I,000 board I - the Inspection program,nm listed Isted “ '" b e r sale of 5.300.000 b o a ^ M would be held Oct. 2. i s r T ~ - ___^_these meciIng dates: Sept. 28. .umber Co. Head Grange American Falls'; Oct. 'i717, St. i •BOISE (AP) — Thc S ta te . Mrs. Muriel Humphrey,hrey, wife of the vice president,t, gestures wllh her right orm. Tln-tho Tin-lho Wayne Matthews, o v/crseer, e rse e r, p — . — ■ Board of Education announcedifnn^ounced SPEAKERS NAMEDfox TfcA ' foreground b on old train 1bell, an ornament ont the laWn,lawn. Mrs.: Humphrey Is acconipany*ompany* Mrs, Ivan Miller, lecturer:urer: Rich­Rich- NOTICE! .. • Thursdoy It will holdd its next MOSCOW. Idaho (AP) I- Tt®Thc Ing tho First Lady on a foursfour~day lour of the seven Midwest stotes.s (AP wlrephoto) ard Jasper, steward; Ben Gulli- No oneine under I 18 adm itted' unieei /nMJff/! Oci. S S on ihubc Univer-Unlver- governor of the stalee and thethc . ford,, assistant steward;fard; Mrs. with parentsparent* — Police checked. slly of Idaho campus Inn Moscow.Moscow, president of the universityirslty were ■I...... Woyne Matthews, c h ap la in ; El­ Rcprcsenlotivcs of theth e vari­v a ri- listed T hursday as s{>cakcrs for mer Johnson, treasurer; Mrs. ------A T i i ^ o T ous Institutions undernder Ihethe thc kickoff rally for a drive to Arihur Bycc, secretary; A Arthur rihur board’s control will meet wllhwiih obtain funds to construct«3Es a per­ Economicnic EffectslOf Of ■ No Booms*13 Byce. gatekeeper: Mrs. BerthaB ertha tho group. forming arls center atIt the Unl-Uni­ SANTA BARBARA,A, Calif. Stickle, Ceres: Mrs. RichardR ich a rd ' versity of Idaho. ^ J. ■ (AP)-The City Councilincllhns' has' Jasper, Pomona; Mrs.rs. DDelbert elbert CLOSURE ASKED ICO pro* Wilcox. F lo ra ; M rs. Ben Gulli* Tlio rally l> scheduledidulcd Ior for r l I, passed an ordlnanco pro* BOrSE (A P )~ T h e Id ah o Pul>- Ford Strit ns over ^ord, In^ossistant steward,ewerd, and W«lne«l.y. ►trike Mount hiblting sonic booms over lie Utilities Commission said „ Sanla.Barbara.- C. T, Crow, cxtcuUvere comcommlt- m it- Thursday Ihe Railwayi ExpressrGov. Don W. Simnclson will AN Bannon. expressing hope hc i'S ’uS'i' By A.F. MAHAN c S le d Specincally.- tho ordlnancordlnonco ‘ccm an. ______Agency_has asked-authbriiyfth b rlfy -B to in e w a r- . ^ c t r OIT (AP) — Economic loo pcssImisUc. csUmaled rom llvi The home economics chair* 1 In North. Rln for Excellcncc. nth ■'b"'cfS prohibits ^Ircraft from lly* - close two of its offices In North. .. ^ side effects of the UnitedInllcd Auto I^ ^111 ^e another month "before 1 sueh a appointed at a laicr ■ ern Idaho, at CralgmontmOBt and • Keynote speaker willrill ^bo DDr. r. W orkers strik e ag ainlinst st FFord o rd the picccs start fallinging togcth-togcth. Ins o''®f ‘•’.e clly In sueh a Kendrick. Ernest Hartung, universityirslly pres- jv{o(or Co. ore mounting,ntihg, and cr" In negotiations of a ncwnewcon- con- w»y lo cause° sonic ''“railccrs will be Inilnllclnstalled-at - .1 Ladc o! business IsI sivcnslvcn es Ident, and he will servo- serve- nsas the diagnosis is that they’llUiey’il getset tract between Ford1 and the booms. , • 8 p.m. Sept. 30 In Joint cere- the-reason/ thc PUC said.jaTd. moderator of the program,igrnm. much worse, UAW. Then, he p rcd lcclcd.lt le d . It will fn fnfreducfng the™ '”®“*men- monies at Gooding, Business for both communitiesmmunitles Tho general chairmanlan of the Already hundreds of jobs iobs In •“•'0 onoiher two weeksrks to fit all sure W ednesday, Council* The centennial candleondie was can be handled through;h the rail­mil- fund raising drive Is George M. supplier factories andd In trans-trans" ‘^>0 tofieihcr. ' man Klaus Kemp said»1d noon-noon* jj^hied prior to Uie election of way express agency officeofflcc at Brunzcll, Spokane, presidentresident of poriatlon have vanished,hed, alonj;along Ford was struck atIt midnight hour booms have rottiediltiDd Ihothe by Mrs. C, T. Crow, Lewiston, tho PUC said the Iho Washington Water;er PowPower er w ilh 160,000 in Ford plants p la n ts anc- c ­ Sept. 6 as three-yearr contracts city almost daily duringuring re- plans werc made to3 bbe e hosls Ilrm contends. ______CO;______ross tho couniry. ran out thero and atIt Chrysler cent weeks. ... t.Gooding County PPom o m onao n a A.vo rito«rite s In s t r a n s o la n d il uthentlcai- f 17 cameramen around the world. Dominican Republic ended a iHen; but there arc authenllcai* a demand for guaranteedintced an­an- WS ANGELES (AP)P) —- Ac- sen were In charge of' the social Filmed by 17 camera year ago. Tho aftertasto;to of the ed reports of arbitrary arrests nual Income, that negotiationsicgotialions Ires* Hedy Lamarr has been hour, r “The Mating Urge” enforced Americon presence and detentrons of tho political bCRun In Ju ly fin ally foundered, foundered. sued for $303,900 by hcrler foformer rm er CO,",, ic “The has been diluted by timo time but opposition, dilefly thor|g Domini- 2 LBJ Plans -Ford-and n ^ g ern-Earl-Mllls,--who who con- GUARDIANS NAMEDiM ED L -i------probably never wlil disappear.appear, can Revolutionary party— UAW negotiators haveve not re-re­ t^nSs Miss Lamarr broke an LOS ANGELES (AP)') — Musl-Musi- AdmissionIssion — Everyone $1.25 Also put asldeibut not forgot­ lum ed to economic IssuesJ.9SUC5 ondand agreement to pay. himm 10 per cal comedy star Ethel'1 Merman M erm an ten ore the varied causes ot thc sS ; Approved .. cgard the are not expectcd to beforejefore next cent of» royalties . fromIrom hcr nnd her son-in-law havelave hcen ------w ec k r-a tth o -ca rllcst.------^—______^— ghost.wriltcn—book,—-liEcslnsy liEcslnsy numcd^-guardioiw-of-Mir's-Mer*Mir[ ; While slrikinn Ford,I, the union nnd Me." ______man's two grandchildren. ventlon, first by U.S. forces■orccs and nnd Bosch, OS h s deadliest cne- ■ kept Its members workingrking wilh-wiih- . nt Inier. t^y. Bccauso of harassment,sment, thethc gy jQg h a l l later, under tho name of Inier- out contracts in GM and Chrys- -»> hv n PRD Is ihreatcninR to pull out nnd Chrys- American peace force, by a 0 pull out -WASHINGTON (AP))_— — .J*'': ’The ler plants, which logeiher cm- small corps of latln-Amerlcan:AmcrLSof Important 19& munldpal senate has handed P President r w id e n t pioy alm ost 500,000. B O lhorom - NOW/ PLA’PLAYING . . . troops. elections. , ,,,. , Johnson a big vcloiyly byb y op-o p - The UAW lntcrna£/onaI cxccu- J ; P FRIDAY COUPONC ' J . ... The continuance of military - - The vlolenco that. many r. t. proving two ot h s majormalor pro- uve board gathered in Detroit pressttre-oa- the_£RD. desplle Rrams for improving living con- today to recommend a strike- feared would explode when the President Joaquin ,Balaguer’5 ‘{ ' s MIMiEYlffiPBMBM A I B I■ M Friday; S(Sept. 22. | | Balaguer;5 ditlons for slum dwellers.‘i AU supporting increase - in union foreign troops left neverr «I,fsnr! at­ repeated assurances to party tained tho predicted propor* I t voted 62 to 28 to0 give g iv e tteth e dues paid by UAW membersm em bers m m m ^ jackpot, *iP chiefs, Is one of many signs tthnt t a t P re sid e n t S537 million f o r -the SCKPOT, NEVADA ^ ^ tlons. For many here, tho pas m for -Uie still working. A spcclal conven- • while the armed forccs solidly ciiics program; andnnd 59 to tlon of the union is set for Oct. 8 year has been the most peaceful support the president ha has.a fo r 8 I ^ H 9 9 1 lls CoupoiCoupon_En.tlttea______^ ^ and promising in almost a dec­ he hos.a 31 jq j,hn thc full“u ^J40 2 mll- u Jn Detroit to act on theth c rccom- T] Bearer3earer to Receive 5 1 Hmiied control over them. i.i. Uon of controcc authoritythority he mcndailon. ade. Still, real political sUbllity As a result of the brush with seems years away In this Carib­ jrush wim nskcd for rent subsidies.ies. Senate McanwhHe workers in thethc I ■ fc disaster during the revolt, thc Republican Leader Everett-verett M. 25-stale Ford empire began col- bean republic where democratic army_has been thoroughly reor- began col- I ■ rule Is gcttinc Its first prolonged w .k Dirksen pcrsuoded 16 other leetlng strike bcncflts~rnnglnglts-rnngln_g " 1 r ® IN CASH I prolongefl gani^ed and re-equippediped Vith with QQp senators lo support the tria l since 1930. ' ip p o rt th e from J20 to $30 w eekly,ly, depend. I .\r- t 7 ^ a £ ‘ i l *1 "’" ' , substantial U.S. help. r e n t subsidies bill, , . . Ing on family size, compared ^ Couponn must bo ccoshod between w Tho last of the American compared l i t - -V ? ' ^ ^ tho hourslUrs of 56 p.m,.-andp.r 12 p.m. ^ Many Dominicans say the The nllotmenis werc riveted companypany says I ‘ ■' f ■ J- troops on Dominican soli, units armed forces still lack thcthe Wednesday Into a $10.4-bllllon ____ ^ SS Frldoy, . Sopt. Sopt. 22 22, 1967. Limit o f the 82nd A lrbom o Division, »0.4-blll on was an nvcrose weeklyrekly gross iT jr;* t1 " ^ P. L-i; material fo mako It a profes- om nibus m oney 'bill on w hich paycheck of $155.63 laist s t year,year. J .r . ono to> porson ovovor 2 1 years ot le ft Sept. 20, 1066. A t peak ly HORSE SHU. ^ At peak n polltlcai militarytary Insii-Insli- the Senate is expcciedid to ccom- o m . Bannon, who is th e UAW’s ^ I, B y H O R S E S strength. In mld-1965, J r U.S. ' h ‘utlon. This, they add,:d, Js theth e p le te action todoy. forces num bered som e 24.000 on ■j . Pord department director,5c° o f l™ wns .s si™ ™ pm blem __ T h e $537 million for m odel clt- ®'"onp those shifting to a strike stakts 7.oo % uJU l3 land and about 8,000 in ships off* _ Ics is $300 million m ore th a n th c "Hood" 7:13, MS?.2S ^ S ing Along and D ance to the ^ shore. u ! benefit income status.. Normally N orm ally — _ _ I - liT House allowed and subsiantlallybsia n tla lly m akes $19,250 a ycar, e a r, but nsas ------Piano*ano * OrgaOrgan Music of ^ I Although a newly ciccted jiov- k£ . all the administrationn saidsnld ilit a, family man he drawsws thethc top STARTS^RTS-TOMORROW------T( -- V - emment was Jn power, backed Blanket Of“J . n e ed s for this ncw pro g m m . strike benefit; $30 a week. I BOB-MCOB-MOR©AN— I by the United States nndid the Or- _ T h e to ta l Includes tho10 full $400 S400 Industrialists sny the pinch of nlutlon ot American Stalei. i-n/1 million authorized for)r special the strike would have been The blazinging paspassions of a land sre were widespread fears Coins FoundIJUU. Rrams to dtlcs this year, plus greater already, but while or- id i I AT THE . . . ^ . that evacuation of Athe m ericanAmericon S12 milllori'in planningng money Bering shipments hdd up.Tord troops would bring on a renewal g* and S125 million In spcclalipcciai ur. ur. has y^t noUficd suppliersi S 'H to burstingigaflamejn aflai revolt I Sof fighting between “o-factions S t in­In Atlantic^ bon rcnewol funds for use Jnin thetne j,oid up on manufacture of com- ire of com- pamuoum nciwiis tttum volved In the revolt, Therhe result ,«K. ka... model ciiy areas. • LONDON (A P ) — DJvew hav e ponents for 1SC3 models, which was a scries ot vendetta-typedetta-type vej^ have Johnson asked forr anotnera n o th e r go on display in dealer show- clashes and acts of terrorism found a sunken blanket;t of goldgow JJ25 million ih spcclal urban rrse Shli I I ... and silver coins believed to be n e w a l m o n e y -a total11 of $250 Vendors calling on Ford hove WR p a rt of a S2.8-mllllon.1* treasure ? ,w mlllion-but the bill's managersmiinagera dwindled. • and some express h M JACCTOT, T T lhat disappeared into Iho Allan- tho Allan- gjjjj urban renewal•wai funds amazement thot Ford-df S has S not BffllllER-HOWIlIlD, Columbus Hasl l 3 S “c’s grayness with three ships were available from which tho yet ordered a stop on previously ^ of Admiral Sir ClowdlsleyS n Shov- 1707 deficiency could bo m adeide up. placed orders.______ell's Mediterranean fleet in 1707. Disorder In Fortune-hunters had been searching for It ever sincc. Aging Ship Off IRIVE IN ko A private expedition, support- I RIO REY “SJEROMEhH y Negro Area,bt.. ed by\» Royal Navy.unlt,-haulcd:i,!ZSS On Long TripIP Thuri., Fri., Sat.,., S uit.. - COLUMBUS, Ohio ((AP) A P ) " — - up 1.500 gold ond silverr Rulncas,guineas, n e w YORK (AP)-TheThe aging Jano Elizabethla b e th Store windows were shatteredshaliered crowns and picccs of . eight Queen Mary-fost enoughgh to ouuout^ Ruflsell James along a'slx-block front nndand three Wedhesday from aboutt 100 feetfcct fun Hiller's U-boats nsS a trotroop- o p . "BORN LOSERS'*ERS'* I. ANITAA CROCROSS SHOW persons were injured sllchtly;irchtly In of water ott the ScHly Isjan^,Islands, sj,jn a generation ago blJtl;(;t uunable n ab le fn tt pia«„ ,nd,d tor Ut a disorder in thtf*E ast side s7de Ne. Ne> some • 25 miles from England'sEngland's to keep pace with jet ageage trtravd a v d Meturt ovdttnttt) gro section Wednesday night.nlRht. exlrcmc' southwestern tip.tip- —an -lv ca u nder gray a n d som - * u q in coloi . ALLENLEN a nr d GAIL About 200 police, a nmed n c d with "This Js only a fractionaction of ber skies today on theS nHrst r s t leg FoblDK « An*lt« FunUdle | / | ^ I______AfTHE'PIANOrHEiPIANO STAGE BAR , shotRunSi Icar gas and(id night-night-> what is down there.” -a a diver of her, 500th and lost transAtlan*ransAtlnn. •'Thundor Alley"lioy" sticks, restored order afterafter sev-sev>: said. Uc round trip. ‘’“y* •'’•o'nlnO wheel* — ------< ra l hours. O na of -thee injured Tho first coins discoveredIscovered She carricd -1.500 p a ssengers—is e n g e n ^ ',Nlohl» of pleeiutel leh nnd many of them Americans who ] N $5 to $500 was a policcman hit byy_a.rock, a rock, werej English, French and ge"Vn?,°|| Sn.o>e;rX .ll.l.l.iiobio m ' WIN $5 t Thc others werc Negroes.es. ■' Portuguese,j none carryingrrvintt a Ocw to England .for thc senti-1 mental journey. *,______I 1 In anothcr Ohio dty,, Dayton, dale< later thon 1707. g ' ,™ .“‘BIG BIGE BERTHA” police arrested ab o u t . 60 per* W v e r G eoffrey Upton.I, 34. told iL'l::- 11 ‘.■W orld'* L a rg e st sons—mostly teen-ogo Negro,of finding tho treasure: “It was i L ^ s ns u u i b l M d'» Largest Punchboard”- youlhs on disorderly , conduct, S H a very dark nnd uninviting>,»! hole. M OON GLOSLO TOTTER BUHLJHL PLU^CTICS ACTION CO-HIT^^ " EVERYERY WEEWEDNESDAY charges—during a second-The only way to get through it N o P urchasechase NecN ecessary to Winl siralght night of disturbances.5P.?L» .wa* to take off my breathing 3.. FRI., SAT., SU N. . One tire was reported5 . durJns w!?,? •*et. push -ft th r o u g first and OW S T A R T S A r e ;4 S S)!8 Didn't Nfed!AGun,ToGetWliatStelVanleiII A Gun, Tc ' the trouble on'Dayton's? * nyffi W est, swim aflcr It. It led to a deeper . Adulls 1.00 5tud«rS tu d e n ts 60c Child 25c . |. FRIED CHICKECHICKEN DINNER Side Wednesdoy nlRht.b There, «“lly and suddenly I saw a car- was also some window break-»» pet{ of sliver coins stretching in / . Southern Fried Jng, looting and vandalism In { the aroa, where 131 arrests ^ ■ 1 ALLYOU _____Kcre.inade Tuesday night.oht The hunt centered on the area M J. - . ... CANEAT' > _ The ' Columbus disturbancerwrtMince 7' »>ore Shovcll’s flagship, The I^EV ERY WEDNESD>WEDNESDAY...... I ' broke out near a buildingline nick.pick- 'Assi^ation. and her sJsler eted by 10 persona whor^afm dalmed ^ ‘ The Eagle and Tlie Rom- the owner refusedjo rentJPaceWtjpace * dashed.agalnst.iwksjnd^ilBJHESriMKi ------lo-theXongi^srorRadala l Equal- * ^ 1 - lty . Some naval historiansins hovehave ^ 1 JACKMELODIEIE JAJAMES-'-Sv DON Safety Director ri«dd Simon climated« the fleet carried bul­ ^ LORDJQHHSONFARE s&Id less than 40 personsls caused Hon1 chests and Vlate w orth a INFARENTIN^ILOWAY to illllo n -o r S F the trouble but at one time-moreimo more millionr pounds-».8 million—or RODLOR Production • AfWAMOUNT PiOur*, *-thoD 1,000-mlIled-ln tho-areathe-arca more.r . a b o u t-a n^He from fh>> -imart-of h n a rt-a f -fihovell's-ncct-wss-tosnm-tty- ^-^THE^USV-BQP y —,------vilyage-homc-from-a.succcssfulS S -PLUS—- Sidsi7e= Gaesar •'Robert Ryano n------— Twchly thrce^^groci> .- -.. EH—- V -r-l. • _J,___ _ i , ___.-______— ' V- ' ■ \

...... - " 1 — ------T.F. JuniorJu: Achichievementent Prograrraiti Startsi|-g - Wootlmen-Gf-j ;_1.967------Twrft-Falla-Times-New»~~'7.~~ M ore than 300 boysI and.and RiHs olrlii. . __ America ListList eEefifSiiiLD'm ~ nitending lhe Twin FallsFalls HHigh igh Schoo1“havo~lndtcaicd"ihelr*tn= NewJ)£ficea:s_cea:s_,__ , -___ _ tcrcEt-Jn learning morelorc.obout , obout the typical business opcraiionsoperations ' HANSEN-niH Thompsonwipson was, w as in nn oyerage communlly. ^ elected president nt the Modem! M odern >'• . *. ■ Woodmen of America'frneellng:afmeeting • ■ The means being offered the and rifle shoot Tuesdaylay nighi atat' ^ • — ■ young future businessmenismen andai^ the.W oodm an Hall. businesswomen Is the 19CT Junfor Achievement ProgramP ro g ram llQ to j .Dick Truscoit wns elecled vice ^ i .'now being launched Ih T w in president, and Vivian..Inn.. Bragg,Bragg,I • rall-5. secretary. Lydia Pyron3n and Nor-! Nor- ' vilic Reynolds Were elccted aas s 5Cy.^]P i Richards A. F. Bailou,ou, region- ni vice president of JuJunior n io r AchJevemcnf, Son Francisco,F rancisco, At the evening's shoot. Ix- I ■' and aJDCmcc_cducnt9r*jtdd£fi!l: roy Tfiompson was high manm an m ^ A ( sed lhe high school studentadent body with S2-poinl5; Joc Hlll.npdlll.npdNor- Nor- /-> Wednesday lo announcece applica- Reynolds tied for sccond second K • tions for the youlh program. •-''•^3 placc wllh scores off SO points r \ - A ^. S cach, and Wayne S Smith, m ith , wasw as | - , ' Although ;tho local p program rogram ------has facillilcs for only aboutabout 120 120 Voung sludcnts. Mr. Ballou Lydia Pyron wns high for / praised'the interest shown in r S W . 'i ~ w om en w lih a .score of)f5i:H 51; Helen clenr4 ------— i ^ H . lhe locnl high school-and noted JitBfAM Reynolds was secondnd with a I *4 i( will give the local JuniorJu n io r jKc^jjpi scorc of'<18. and Ruth Hill, third, t | Achievement committee qn op.op­ portunity to select outstandinglutstandlng S lH | - Thc Green team wns high tl partlciponts. w ith -a total score of 375 polnls I V .. I '•The future of our country Is wllh eight memberss present, I ^ I no 'belier ihnn lhe character,character,'' n ^ B and thc Red. also with eight _n ' . , I ability nnd knowledge7e of ourouf ^ ^ ■ 1 members present, shotihot for no ^ young, people," Mr.- Ballou- to ld . s c o re o f 335. high school studentst Wednes­W ednes- 'Sincc this was-the end of the f t day. six-m onlh’U.cciol.c.'it.’ live Green In lounchlng the program, { team pilcd^m.ji.4oUt.jccu:c..ot»l~sciirc..ot .■'y.r.'t-': t^nbert Alexander, presldeht.ofcsIdohTloi 2.18-1 points to win ovcr'cr the red • the locnl commitiee. also aan^ n : w ith a (Otal score i>f .3.ll!>.2.l!!>. Mr. - © >« flounced the opening' of the a n d . Mr.s. Norville • Reynolds J u n io / Achievement C cnterenter In piled up the loial six monlhs In- "And now / wouldf like/lie fo(o in(ro.Co. ^ J, regional vice p paiian in New tgams. were designated building. ittl vice president of Junior Achievementilevement thc business trainingg program program sponsored by businessmensmen In wilh names being drawn .by the Here /ive small companies Inc., Saa Frandsco; Russell AiAnderson, local program director;dlrecto'r; tho community Ihrou^iu ^ the the c( cooperation ot thc highI school,school. new captains. Mrs. Helen Reyn­ SKe Is moving to ' Pocatello will SCI up headquarlersn e rs andand' olds. Red. and ^frs. CIoc'Tfccch.SiCS' Clerk HonoredlU rcQ where. her husband has regls- Ion to Donald R. Compbell.impbell. being drunk in public;blic; JJess e s s G rc cn . T he "p;lVoff” dinner willwili HAILEY — M rs. WilliamWilHam Wil- ] "5 on education m a jo r'o t will be manned and directed b^ ^n Idaho State University., Brent the young businessmen and Bessie Elizabeth Lehmanne hm ann to Denson, GO ,'drunk, in auto, $18. ho given by the losing■ Red team »“ms, who has been clerk-sie- | S'-.S ^News 0:Of Record lining nffir« Slsson. DPA county director, women selected to portlcipaie5ortlcipaie Sheila Mnrdell Chlsham;am; Maud i— for tho winning Green•n team alat nographer Jn lhe Blaine o/fice ; f P u b lS Eileen Plerce.^Sandpolnl. • in the program . WorJtlngrklng one GOODING COUNTYNTY Gcrda Hogan fromI Michael BmHsford to Normann _S. S. ,Sian- Sian- , TW IN FA LLS COUNTYlUNTY___ the Oct. 17 mecling. of Uic Depariment of Publlc As-' dall. •M Tursd^will fill the poslUon and will night a week from 7 to 0 p.m. Fourth Dlslrlct Court Farrell Hogan. T .F . Ju stic e Courtourt Mrs. Weech and Jamesnmes Ben-Ben* slstance, was honored Tuesday ]begin work Monday. .. - > the students wilt Incorporateicorporale Divorces were grantededioM to Mar- ar- Mrs. Linnea M. WalgondtIgandt was P“«“ Court't Norberto Figueroa sentenced, nett were hostess andid host for evening al a farewclll111 parly giv-giv­ „ , ' their businesses, sclcct a pro- from Mrs. granted a divorce from}m GGeorge eoree E d Dawson, 43. linedled $25, for 10 days in jail, vagrancy.ney. thc*cvenlng shooL ______en by co-workers. „ 1USE TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS ' d u c t lor mnnu/flclure nndA sale, **1*^ M rs. a profit- Johnson: Mrs. Vic- Alexander Wai/;and: and given and hopefully operaie a profit­ n» I former name of Linnea M. able concern. At the closetose of thethc torla. Marie Reyno fromrom Paul >cor thc businesses will111 be sold Edward Reyno; Mrs.5. Evelyn C lerk’s Office lo prevent Iheir growthwth to a • Warranty deeds werere filed by ' point of competition with thc . .. Frank D. Slone to RQbert Robert W. firms that origfonafiy sponsored W’cdnc.tday hc ^tressedsscd thethc CHI; y^r^ln L Weismanclsman tolo them . responsibility of businessness lead- L<,5h;, wcisman; Esiellalella Viola Twin Falls Jayceess donated crs In thc communllyy inIn sup- Trcndwcll lo Jack F. Robison: thc manpower to set up the In­In- port of the program, . „ ,„|M K» R uddles 10 Stanley L. terior of lhe new centerenter nnd Russell Anderson whoho winwill be Kit'iiand; Orlando Jacobson to Junior Achievement committee program manager thisI ycaryear has H. Jacobson; LyJe PoltcrP o tte r members are now askingclng dona­dona- Just returned from 10 days anfercnccs Nieder; Grantnt A.-Day- tion of chairs, tables,. benches, special training and conferences show cases, trash cans and in San Francisco. Also0 working - • Olher furnishings for the ccn­cen- wllh the program arcrc Harold FATHER DIES ter. Hove, Loren Wheeler.'. Michael GLENN S FERRY - Mrs. Mr. Bailou (old local members Gray. Frank Long, Dalelie PaHcr- George McEtfJsJi of the BlairB lair the program In Twin Falls■alls is off son, Huch Coaics, V ernn Doshler. Doshler, Reservoir Ranch lelt WednesdayiVednesday lo on cxcellcnt slart. In an ad- Earl Karoldsen and Mr. Alex- for Denver because of[ thc death . ’ ' dress to Rotary Club members ander as president.' ______of her father there.______I J i g x j p z — - ^ — z z — . — / ...... ■ “Go“Got your numbumber?” | E iMrt k M rM > ^ toWMMHHC^OMtko TODA]IDAY’S ’3 3 WllWINNING

LLICENSE: ie 2T-3^ 7 Winningng numbernum published dallyally thn thru Ocjtober 25 'j" — V i ____ m \ W jH ^ m

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i . - ••• . S ■ ' IS IT YOURS?3? TThe h e \person proving possessicsssesslon of vehicle bearing'Ing S S above licensee numbernumb must claim the>e prize at the Times-News9W S ■ ■ r* " office betweenm 8:30;8 :3 0 a.m . and 5:30 p.mn. . withinwithfi two days following' I n g- - -■ ; ' ------•— publication off this notice.n< Bring auto registrationreglstn card to Times-tes- SI ' News BuslnQssm officeoffic (130 2nd St. West)-eWest)-entrance, Twin Falls.ills. ■ • S RULESS FOR PLAYING "GOTr YOURYOUF NUMBER" 5 1. Affix Tlmes-Newjes-News Bumper Strip to:o rear bum per of car nearear j! , , ■ • license. Vou^ou mmaj ay put on all ca rs} In youryoi possession, frontont I S and rear. ■ ■ Sl 5 2. Watph Tfmes-Newnes-News daily for announcemanncemant of winning Hcense.i s e . Mii Brilliant nowV atylingatyllnp •'• Dramntlo now Intori-- ngo.ago. YYou will notice n brllllontllllant lmrlmprovo- available! for'thosefor’those wv ho,prefer the further I ■ j o r* • T o ta llyy no'X'no'X' InstInstrument panel > Con-- menirneni Jn passing performanceance that In no renncmentofanodvint of an advanced dlscond-drum S 3. Winner mustust claimclait prize within two'o days following annoCince* "!• I cooled wlnd»hl«ldtdehleld vwipers • Improved wayC'w ay com prom ises ihe reservelerveofsircngih of sin CQmblnailon,Hon. and thisth year iheyto stand- ■ . ment at thehe mair main office of the Times-Nemes-News. 130 2nd Street '' lo power iteerlne-i-N sw disc for CaCadillac's usu.rt powerr convcnltconveniences, ord on Eldorado.Idorado. YouYot m ay also choose a I West, Twinin Falls,Falls. between 8:30 a.m..m . ignciand 5:30 p.m . S varlabis ratio power ■ S brakes evallabtollabte • • WlWide choice of alsvanI YouYOU will also bc impressedressed wlwith Ils greatly improvednproved airair condliioning system •1 , 4. Each winnerier musmust bring State autoo reglstregistration card showinging 5’■’ _ exciting newwbodyetYlM. body etyl ' _ omazlom azlng quiet—so remarkablekable that only that moveses moro moro air olr moro quietly. ~ S license matching'3tching winning number publishe)ublished._p ^ ■;5’ Now. enter aa newnew enem of luxury cor per- Its its responsivenessrcj remindsn^s you tthat a Whether:r your preferencepref Is (or one of ■ ' ier thc hood. . tho moreI tradlilonal tradlilonol models-!- p J 5. All prize w/inners inners Ia re still eligible to win grandgrai prize. mJ formancaCodllloc's:odllloc‘s rnew 472 v-8 has theI great:great new engine lies under thc hoo * ■ greatest torque,que. or tJstjsablo power, of ony CadiCadlllac/orioGS provides.:s.lnaddltlon,its Inaddltl or the classicasslc beouiybeau ot the p il -----5 —6-E m ployeeS'of-theS'of-the-Tlm es*New s.andl-members,of_.their_famines -mem b t i e s _____ Passenger;^S _ cor cngir cor engine and tho newest well;pwell,-proved triple brakinglg system with Eldorado-come>-come

-1 : ^ ' 8 Twin FqIU Times-Newsnes-News- *"sept. 21-22, 1967~~i67'~ " -Business f . M irror^ The Dail 1 ,1 / "s M a r k e Financial}%LRepprt ket and FU ______^ t l ___- ^ I n y « s to i NEW YORK (AP) -— A show- Dow-Jones, 2j pp.m. . m . Livestockck GrainI Ing of 100 nevy. technical prod­ By m lL IA M A. DOV stoStocks ■ 30 In d u v rla lr9 3 l.l7 up 1.38 ucts here this week revealed ~So^ M n i that-26-o( them -were-deiieloped-d ev e lo p ed ____ — ,...... — - lANrF 20Rairs 253,20'downI MMl l ■ t w ia i f a l l si - CHICAGO (AP) — *^ybeaw liSO p .m ; s u m mlARY a r y MARKETS AT A GLANCE ll funds, a Q. 1 have purdiasedsed a num-num - When a s t o ^ h a s bpen cpllf, 15 Utilities 131.67 up 0.26 -e steers all grain futures pricesnHi^« de-Ho. with the aid of federal funds, a NEW YORK (AP)-The•The slock stock NEW YORK (AP) ~ .Good, to high choice slecrs. « [8 on Sie *'8ure thal surprises few engl- ber of slocks over manynany yeara. you have to adjust your cast ; trading. “ 5“ * “ * ^33.15 down™ 0.12 24.50' 25.50; standard to low clined < in dull dealings on lhe been split, basis *pcr share. Soy lhe XYZ market ndvnnce weakenedikened in Slocks—Higher; active trading. ty steers. Chicago Board of Tradede today,fiviav ne«rs but does, however,:vor, cause Some of them have been spilt, his_jificr- Colton—Generally lower. .1 J J .I - U B«xl. 23,00-24.25; Ulillty ste ers. < them concern. givfng me more shares.ires. I now was split, two for one, after you active' trading lale (hls^fier* in steers. There appeared to be little out CHICAGO: i M(t _ I; 20,00-22.75; fed Hoislcin steers. : Industry, plan to sell a few sjiatesajioces atal a made your last purchase. As a noon. ' -side Interest and mostIt ttctlvllyMtlvllv ’"“"y. Industry, Thc margin betweenn advanc­advanc- Wheat — Lower; light llquida- i 21.00-22.00. . . ttcuviiy aerospace especially, the over- Ume. Do I need to reportepori to the result of thc split, your 40 l i l i l i i l crs. 23.50- wn» of a local nature, es and declines' oMndividuolindividual tlon. IU>iil«r l.«Ob M Jt { IlkIk 91J...... !! Good 10 choice heifers. 23.50- ' ..II whe'mlns percenUgee pf re- Iniemal Revenue ScrviceScrvice the shares becomc 80 shares. the Dow Com—Irregular; light trade, !• « T lij 24.50; standard to low good heif- Tliere was some active.llve sell- search and developmentnent funds average cost or can 1 stote the y^ur total cost remained at . stocks narrowed, nnd the Dow ""“"t’ !:.crc»” ”! " s.; 5 Jones average of 30 Industrials,ridustrlftls, Oats—Mixed; little demond..emond. Rdchch . >5 ; c ers. 21.50-23.00; utility/ heifers, ing 1 of wheat, com and soy-a^- comes from the federalral govern-govem- acluol cost of eachI certificatecerUficate ji_4oo. But your cost bosls per up more than 3.pointst at noon,noon. Soybeans'» Lower; •under under 11-li­ ‘JJj>• »\\ - j; 220.00 • 21.00; com m ercial:lal a nnd n d Ibeans on the opening by coih- ment. it is the biggestlest buyer I sell? . share would be cut In half, in lost half ot its gain. quidation. I I; t \) standard cows. 17.00-18.00;S.OO; utilU ,mercial interests ana local pro-pr^ and user of research and devel- A. You use the actual:tual cost of ibli example, you would own 20 Motors, oils, flirUncs'andIS'and to-to­ , Buicber bogs — Steady to 25 t H ly cows, 16.00-17.00; cannersnners nndand fesslonals. Buyers werere export opment. the shares you sell toj calculate .,h,res at a cost bails of JIO. 20 baccos contributed mostost of the cents higher; recelp u 4,500; top !j i!u *'V cullers, 14.00-15.75; commmcrciai m ercial houses and some commetciai(letclal in-fn- q , tvni byhv In­In- your capital gain or capitalc ap ita l loss lo ss „{ j i 5_ 20 a l J20 a n d 20 a t J25. ii P I 1:^1; llty bulls, tc re sts. jnarkct'S^emaininB strength.trenglh. 20.50.. . ‘ il't * ‘J ln il ii;- j0-00-22,00; ulillty bulls, dustry on research and^ develop-devclop- «ben you file your Income tax When you sell, your capital /, »H * S 19,00-20.25; light bulls, 18.00 - ■ General Motors advancedranced nl-al­ Slaughter steers — Not enough 5, 18.00 - • C arlot grain receiptsI wwere e re es­cs- ment Ihls year, federajral S financ- c ^ «n» gain or capital loss Is thc dif- most apoint and Ford and Chry*C hry. on hand; receipw 300; no test. .;iii:;iiMiU-iii•4is V i; 22,50. ttimated at; wheat 18 cars,.ars. com j^g |] expected td accountprnunt farfor «gc cost. just make/„n.^P sure you ference between your cost basis . — —*lcr were ahead fractionally.tionally. ------« l l i 4 Heavy feeder steers.rs. 24.00-24,00-j 65, o a ts 7. rye n o n0, e , barley close to $8.5 billion. Neoriv Nearly 90 bnve the actual cost (your ''cost«l\ nnd the proceeds from the sale. r?- basis") correct. This can get ■Jersey SrandardrRoyallyal Dutch - ilJ 1 3 ' . ’^ — '! s, ” [{JI ’ l p\ =_ i ^ i :M .o o iJg h t feeder sieers.ers. 25.00- 2.: soybeans 2. per cent of all aerospace re- So. when th e re h a s been a split and Standard of ciiiorniB Colifornla a s r„ 's sll iil; Sii ;'h i) 1 »! 20,00; c o m m o n -q u alltyt y -s- s tee t e e rs r s . .------' ------search and development-willeni^ill be be coropljcated where_spliW arejn- or a slock dividend, you.hovc 10.... pickcd up about a pointini omongamong C"" w ^t.» » r; ii> t it 21.00-23.00; Holstein steers,;ers. 20.00- e tr» T n c- . done wllh federal fundi,J , volved. ’s say you “‘*l“simcnt In cost ■ nre IH 00- SEATTLE ? , "T'or example, let’s say you th e oils. ' sm;- S schMvy l.JO IJI ss^ u;5'i »j;» r * s 25,00;; poorer grade steers. 19.00- sh wheal; The concern, variously ex- — =------Eastem-AJrl Unes and,nd UnitedUnited Fint'»ft‘.j» « lilj lilJ-M iI.rli . 21 nn . SEATTLE (AP)-Cash wheal; iously ex- jta rt^ buying XYZ stock years ^ imI X i{ heavy, feeder heifers, 21.00 - , G u b 1.58, pressed bu t s ta te d aln^ost con- irM ^ a^ t’^jSo And if y o u r problem g e ts high- Air Unes added more,cthanag».g:i,, than a « * H 22.25; light Jced er heifers,■;« M22.0(^ 00. •Soft W hile 1.58. W hite O u b 1.58, Im ost c o ^ agobuying 10 sh a re s a t S20 r i l I “ K : uj >. rs 1 8 .5 ^ H ard W inter 1.68. B a aart r t 1.58. stantly, Is that ihee naUon’snation’s a^hare. 10 more at J30.•30 at J40 'y. complicated, you hod belter point. j? «£? l"i- 23J5; common heifers. 18.50-' t ISO Your lake h to a good accountant, ul2 points rac/-pm ^ >14 mM t 0.60-32.00: ' _ J ------bra/n power inJghl be «««"«>steered and stIH 10 more at «0. .Your Lorillard gained about! points ! !."'!!! I I * slctr cnlvei. lO.MI.OO; hares ionW Ptait. iit«r readers, don’t de. and other cigarette makers r calves. " CASHGkAINJ Into militaristic ratheriher than totji con of the 40 shares would M * 1* common quality . steer calves, tM f Kn 1 pewefui pursuits, or that In ac- .v ira n e cost lURC lh s colum n w ith rcque.sts gained fractionally. /es. 25.00- CHICAGO (AP)—W h eat No 2 that In ac- «,400. And your averageiverage cost out your individual ad- -1 *; ' 7t !;!5 28.00-30,00; heifer calves. 25.00- 1 1 n cepting grants researcher* may Aircrafts sank with Boeing f, oji - P, 27.00; vealers, 28.00-29.00,!9.00. and hI a rd 1.55% n; No 2 re d 1.51% n- _cher* m ay would be 135 a share. '• • If you sell 10 sharesres of your Jwi«l cost basis problemsr ^ 1 losing more lhan 7'polnls« 'and S i i “ . ^ ‘i " - : J; ?j| ~ .|* feeder cows. 14.00-16.00.). Corn( No 1 yellow 1.16^^;SW- No 2 General Dynamics down«n nearly yellow 1.16>i n. O ats Nlo o 22* heavy Dr. Robert L. Hershey.hey. a vice XYZ now, the normalrmal move Q, Wc havc a couple of Iwnds, iir 1 1:1' while 72^i n. Soybeans: No I1 yel-yef- president of the Du P Pont o n t Co..Co., would be lo sell the 10 th a t coat issued by. H ungarian com panies, hat you get My husband look care of Ihem, The ,Ncw York Slock.lock. Ex­Ex- »J < V, »«.-Ii’i If? - ii ’ OGDEN 1low 2.67H n .. • ' which has had a shareire of gov-gov­ you J50 coch. Say that you get .iiliriiiiSs’vS .ii i i*’i{ ‘ j ' i Tiii i t OGDEN (AP) — Sheep 650; ernment contracts, commented:ommenled j70 a share. You'll haveave a profit cutting coupons and such.- The change halted trading In 20th E r ^ w S : S o y b ™ oil S.M n. Century-Fox which In Inter' ter' on-c»Mon- ai. i.m 14 s ti; m>. «i>; t; lu* l"ii slaughler spring lambs weak: ,, . In a speech during the8 ppost o st year of 520 a share lo report r e p o r t as o s a last coupon was dipped In IWl. • nounccd a 2-for-l stockock splitsplit. f “ u * t ' l *• j 'SulhRV ■i j'5:* +ifeed 'h ; er spring lambs1 stcadvsteady: . At the closc wheat was to thnt ie federal goyemmentEmment Is taxable capital giln.. But. If you How can I (Ind ou t if th e bonds When trading was resumed the ■ • +>}* slaughter cwcs scarce;,- rM-pinisreceipt-s ; ccnt a bushel lower.r. Decem-Becem- i„ jn almost monopolisticilistic posi- sell thc stock you bouBhtlusbt at JIO, are worth anything? . film mnker-was quotedrr^ at 54^,s S ”i! Iii?^ “ :ii 1 included 350 slnughter l lam i , S bs . ta l n « i "‘ f w a s .m im- - (if,„ In sponsoring researchsearch and you would haw a W jeC^a-sharc -a -sh a re A. Contact the Foreign Bond- up V4 from thc lasi trade«d= rprior , f f l g .2 ir* S S » ! - , ! : »i >\\ f Ji 300’ 'fe e d e r lam bs; , slaughter«iftitehipr 'Changed to lowrr. December . profit. Bigger profit, bigger lax- holders Protective Council. 90 ,1.;^ 1.14%-y4: oats w ere unchanged^ 'd lo thc halt. i; }}i', Z il spring lambs nenr ihree and Govemment programs appar- Dro.id St.. New Y ork. N.Y. Thnt w to 15 D ecem b er 69fi ! to sell thc organtolion wHl bo able to give Prices advanced on .the Amer­ }{ Ml! + I one-half decks cholcc, few “'j ently have more glamor,'lamo”r^*'he he '^N orm ally, It's wfse fo sell fhc ii.ni^ ccnts; rye was unchanged to % IU havc the you some Information on the ican Slock Exchange... V llv 1 prim e. 103-105 Ib range Utnhs ' .nu salu, and sincc these programs shares on.which you have the .in lower. December 1.21% and soy- crtain nar* highest cost basis. This.isrtls. Is known know n status of those bonds, *'^""11^ MM « 41V. - 22,55: feeder spring lam bs two H InS beans were ^ to 1 ccnle!ot n lower.lower" lower, “ """'"““1 i" “ “the l» very os the ‘‘Idenlilled share"la rc " mmcth- eth- Dut don’t get y o u r hopes up. J P.M . QUOTATIONS ' ™ • « 5 ;s 's ,? .' S « S!’ !!!>W ! l !’ ! =Z “''d' one-hnlf dccks choice and , Remember that 1941 was a war ,■ NtW YORK STOCK EXCIIA.VCr » M l - I ? fancy 86 lb range Utahs 22,60; best young scientists olso also may od. owly. You must be sure•e lhatthat you ycor. And .lhe Communists took • UlM<^CftC.C« .4ft IT 41^ 47('> 4T>i 4. SSSj.” ni sit 4 - « smnll package choicc, few fancy - bc concentrating narrowly. l'?" S ““'N rin w hh It deliver to- your brokerlhcr snfO “ycn. , , , ...i! er; slaughter slecrs chotc(h-935*:hotc(-935- J u l ^ J J 5 % 1.25«4 1-2SW« 1-25^^ pnges on a 4 by c Indhiih filmralilm'ra comwrnlon.. sponsor,»l by a I lip liiS 'l;! .-i." i'ii ers choice Oals . It only w ere Q. Why is It th a t a celebrity I' *,;> 1150 lb 27.00-27.60: heifers choice (SW ffli/ dummy lhat simulates the lhe phy-Phy- publishing house. Not only ^vcre !j 5?a +* V^7ncln I.u )U u T H Nl' i -IjJ , : cows or Dec .69Ji .69^ .69Ji ,69i^ Inners oided {csi>eclally ji pplitician) can ( il - I 800-1025 Ib 2S.00-25.S0; cows of 70W 70'A sto lo g lco t/csp o n scs of a human 28 percent of lhe.winners aided .75: bulls M ar .70% .70% .70% .70^ by government funds,ds, but thethc write a book and hove his m- - i t e ; j S}i io ?H - - ! ! ulliiiy g rad e 14,50-17.75: bulls 1 70^ *70U being. f ^ 7 n com m ercial 1300-1600 lb 22.00 tolo M■ ay .70>i .70!^ .7 0 ^ .70% operating biggest winners also0 were the come spread over o 10-ycor per­ "iifili |ipj .q3 A small company, operating iod for Incom e to x purposes, bui 24.W': vealcrs high good anda n d ,Jul ------.69%“ /s .79%-'!'/» without subsidy or contract, is |;|s?f|!ii|i ij: od the most when on averoge person hits > f choice 33.00, to 37.00;- slaughter Rye n i i 1 ‘7IT/ unlikely to risk its fundsfunds'^ and General Electric hod the most {; 7 j calvcs good with few choicerhoice 350- 1D ec 1.22W 1.21W 1.21% 1.21% n nracilcal winners, wllh nine. I It t wwas as fol- the $100,000 jack p o t In th e New ' AmMFdy JO in UH Uf{1 ...... li ;lS ...... «fz 1 7ftW time, especially when practical ssoclatcs 5. York Slate Lottery, the tax is { ~ Imo Ct> Am IM IK iS tS _ 'u ! » - 5D0 lb 22,50*24,50: feederslers stesle erscrs .M a r 1.27U 1.26U 1.26Uwl? 1.26Sj commercial results arcirc not as- lowed by Varian Associates 5, I to 24.00: M ay 1,29(4 1.23% 1-29% 1.29i^ merico and taken, out all in. one y e ar? ^ iJ Z t choicc 600-700 lb 23.25 to 24.00; I tn 1 w S“red by such producu.M It takes Radio Corp. of America and H}|i| M r 5i'i nd choice J u l . ------1.30 , 1.30 ckheed Air- A. Because of the way the 2 j l U - IfliNoAn I.4> II It (I 11 ~V< u o 'i .c P .J Io ’‘- { « heifers I high good and choicc . big money to makece’ precise nion Corbiae 4. U ck h e ed Alr- li ll .t.!‘ 500-650 lb 20.00-23,25, ------craft. Norton Co., Westinghouse'esilnghouse Federal tax code is drawn up. f i w i « 0 b ' - “ nnd the Notional Acronnutic.? Thni’s why. Don’t shout nt me. „ H08» 275: barrow s and gills listration 3 Toke your gripe to Congress- 4 n i i r n i lili ji**If? J |'‘ 7 R I f e l i jj}l‘ j Z i y strong; to '25 higher; 1-2“'‘noS 180-230 Over the Counter[ i n t G r - G a rrc lfs 21.7575 22.50 22.50 a n d Space A dm inistration 3 J j j ’* * { M KKk JM 4* }«S m n J«JS + « Mt I 1-00 higher; spring lambslbs choice ...... B id — Asked [table com- (Mr. Doyle will answer only "BIIII p ;2.50-23.00; A lbertson’s 10,255 10,50 10,50 Sierra U fe ' 2.5050 3,50 scorch. Many profitable com- i p e s l M? I lit? t 1 «; on'l prim e OStIIS lb 22.50-23.00; i 10 .35 mercial products hadd their orl- represenlailvo letters of genernl 3j^‘ ...;‘ slaughter ewes good 6,80;iBO- (e(eed- e d -E 1 q u ity Oil ’ 26.75S 27.75 37.75 Sliver S ta r Q ueen .30 .35 Ss'vs nin S Stil ! and f a n - F i rs t Sec. Corp. 31.50D • ‘ 32.50 32.50 Surety U fe S;25w 5.75 gins In federally sponsoredonsorcd re- Interest In his column. He can- S IL 1'!^ cr spring lambs choice and fan- i nol answer phone queries.) _ ! i i © ! i l lig i iisS u 'H i!sii.risli j ^ 1 J cy 65-80 lb 21.00-22.50. First Sec. Inv. 6.500 6.87^ 6.87^ West C oast A lrl 16.25Z5 16.75 16.75 se a r ch. I f sSiii! . 5 1 ' « llVt 7 ti D EfW ER H - I t l f f i l ♦I itjj..... DENVER (AP) (USDA)-Cat- 1 "8 « SS.'Sh'i* .!! Sli si a“ ¥■«tlejiOQ:JimIted.supply.slaughtec;.sliiu^tec p l i i l l p i I ujfi +j( heifers 25 to 50 lower; hardly ^ ■■ miunll .lip 11 >H II U K ...... :Iassfor^ H| ■ ■ mckrntn M V IK Tl »Hi f IK l S c l P l f i iu li t * 'i: 'L'5*? 5 Jltrcta AlK I II TM 41 Mn44M *-•> HU UbPCiin .M >3 UK I>l4J u Ja it —Z Coprrlthied bjr Tht AMWUltditdrmiiHT Ptt»» INT iMi: Slaughter steers high good to choice 940-1100 lb 25,50-26.40; s 4 k !!“:k ! ! » :| L S '.S J 'I! .IS Jp . | | t | ti j !« + 1 AMEBICAN STOCK EXOIANOElaiANOE heifers average and high choice .-si« ii-E f- few'prlfflC-910-lb-16^0^26;30:;26;30:-uiii; uliU ■ ^ 1^ ^Mth’uw^ U U . i ll c Chr h , . Ity cows. 16,00-17.50. ‘ilti’sjw"4 i Hogs 200; •limited supply was J,« 41 W}4 »K ii^;isS M • - « .'li iii”iriH'’ii:i J E ' r , . « li iMkMA . n »S (I u|i-- A^Pelra J ) . sr im m i ITli----^ steady; 1-3 200-240-lb i3:« 19.50-19.75; I J^ears, US®"' .silijfilS3 vJi r.!.’* ’i iSTs’c S ’n !! - s;!tsr; ffl ” ‘!i s“ ll jV ti *0'*'* scarce, ||iijynt^|jjj Jj W MH il H S h e e p -2,000: slaughter spring !t j S l S l a m b s 25-50 lower: f e ' e d e r s IHI a li 1 pp'l I ' weak; limilcd supply ewes was 'i'...... i?/ ' i» a. II steady: choice nna p rimrime^^o^l^ e Colo- 8 | ------— — 1 lu a n t rado range spring lambs 100-104 1 MODEL CLEARANCE ' M r i i fh I I i m :i I I P lb 23.15-23.80;jila u g h tc r cw cs o( , * , +11 utility and good 4.50^6,75: cholcc Iti 4- s and fancy feeder spring lambs I n *.. ALUMINUM p l l i - s r lli !1 ^ 7 } ’ O-SO 22.85-23.15. in S- S t I! Lawn Building CS .t, % Jl ! HI s lii; •! i*I 3Jl{"sil * C«lfrTt 1.« HT M 41 4IH4»*i —- {i .40b* 'i i jiiiI li i f i=,‘a, ;1'|Si'ii'Ifiilli IT? 1 1 ; OMAHA SAVE $20.07 ;i| 7 OMAHA 5 ^ “ '^ nK isiW 'T fltifSI SS&f 'i|iiis!j'!’• ,?JJ = “ "! steers, heifers and cows steady; I M i ♦ 4 Nfwr'rl!" Mn 10 T ’ll«j »« io*J10*J +iji slaughter steers choicc 950-1110 Thli »*0f iKr* all y«ur lown lUmt Hw' i l K i i P i lI = f i i I k iii III i? X ih 25.50-26.50; heifers choice 875- Mnv*nl*n| way In a Start lawn bvlld- cniMii Sir I I) >is III! ‘il l•* - 1 ‘i HbiiMM • '« M s i i jo’^ V h 1‘i JJ t 1 965 lb 24.75-25.50; ulillty .a n d ln». I.k .d .n.nam .1 $ V l i Q 8 8 rhi'nru m b JT 4m’, «m! 41 4.«. M 40'; 4- s com m ercial cows 16.25 lo 17.00; CNI 4 l»»I HH^ l* S -'S Hn"K«n Tm 41 ?S»j I j ? »! *'<; I; “ '’ 7 r canner nnd cuttcr* 15.00-16.50. cbcitciafi Ib :< }«>> li m,; — _S i’ Mehiiaii I.M JM <1 4 4 >2 * w ■ ' K i r r . .... 1 1 “ . cn ty » r 3 ]'■ Itw U>; t * U i; 5‘!4-.}> Hogs 8.000: barrow.-: nnd gilt.s «IT nn.i.M . u jn ; 3J«;ji .s,!|i^ 11 ii^=i + 'ii The .AnecliiAipL w f.iliiifm lltt strong to mostly 25 higher; 1-3 W I — 190-260 lb 19.00-19,35: sow s held S " . S 1 i " . ll! r o '’ lil'® 1 ! t i' s a a ' i * s s h '‘ s i S i i i Y steady lo sirong. some sales 25 Qfve lawnt, plants a nutri­ ■,!) Si !! 7 is ’ r }( I»<| tli(?| IJ«t|||3;i Mutual Funds[ n d s Mpher: J-.1 350-400 lb 17.00-17.75. iM A .i,^ Sheep 500; spring sinughicr tious feeding. Visit Sears ^ iii!*.;! i f !i'‘i>i^ BO H M M k r i lambs siendy lo 25 lower; shom ■ El,?,iisjssVl at'! ■* s Ntl c.n .9«h 3« 97 3«t',' JIUi\x‘ - r t . i Affiliated Fund IBM 9.50 10.27 w slawWer o»os slo«dj' lo wcnk; Camsolv -l.TO M 1*S 3l'i[i JV{ - — •S N.tCh IJO j n i l IM> i|l|S iis); il_*{ J a Com m onwealth 20.99 22.94 ■*** Garden Shop for everything Caniwi:d 30 4I>I 4l, 4«>, 4-+ M 1^ Ntiuiiry l.JO 41 3>n ]7i| + 0i? Olft spring lambs cholcc some with ) + » Dow T heory • ? 8.42 iS T 9:10 i r i end prim e 85-115 Ib 22.00-23.00; f you need in plant food, ferti­ a a . . ‘I! S! 1 » « . + ij E»w n and Howard 17.19 18.68 i 3o; * « Fidelity T rend 33.02ii'! ’ 35,B8 S m aa'1..1 K S!!ljS!! = S gisT lolsa G-'®- /____ lizers, lawn seeds, o thers. ConNOti I.M M » » ‘i 3>V...... ;? « a " y Keystone B-4 9.97 10.88 ConPow l.lOb 4] CV 4I<;I l 4IU — l li l i i III II mip K - IJl Keystone K-1 S.30 9.30 lo10.16 .is i 'W - K Keystone S-2 11.47H ! 12.52 • CHICAGO i « « - is K eystone K-2 7.88 ,?-5! 9.S0 CHICAGO (AP)-(USDA) - . .S iiii iili ^ 3 Keystone S-3 11.11!1.11 12.13 12.13 Hogs-4,500; butchers ste ad y to Ortho Lawn Food JIIII > Keystone S-4 7.18 7.54;7.54 25 h ig h e r; shippers look 3,200; Reg. $ 4 .9 5 t I04U 4- 1 KeystonQ Int. F und 16.996.99 .18.37 1.2 200-225 Ib , bulchcrs 20.00- • m i:n JiKiiiii :s ’ J5S r a U fe in s. Invest. 7.01 7.66 2050;■ 1-3 1 90-250 lbs 19,50-20.00: New It Ih* «Im* «t ytor l» leWnt g s s - l . " * !!■!!!» ■lil,ij’iisriiEHiiiii:!: : ’5 ii i:; iiij1 iiiils111: - «J M anhattan 11.071.07 12.09' 12.09 2-3 250-280 lbs 18.75-19.50;s o f1-2 m T320- o . - and ftswiltaw*r bidi. N«il ,iprin| . I • »' > ♦ » M ass. Invest. G r. 12.882.88 14.08 14.08 ; 350 ib sows 18,25-19,99: 1-2 350-40 your lowt« will c«m* up fli%«n and'*' < S S i lV ! i s s s S a s i s s • m siiu.i i' Vii M ass. Invest. T ru st 17.387.38 18.49 18.49 lbs 17.75-18.25; 1-3 400-450'owsribS lbs 16-ln. Spreadipreaders b«outlf«W Hurry, llml^d olftr. i . . W ’1 '!S '2 ■'ii'-i': National Growth 11.89.12.901.89 .12.90 17.25-18.00 ; 2-3 450-500 Ibslbs 16,50- KE 41'a Covan 5,000 iq . ft. CfSr*su I'J# * »} 3«| : ‘1^ • J’U 7 2 N ational Slock 9.34 19.21 19.21 17.25; 2-3 500-600 lbs 16,00-16,50. !>* i--ji S ' s . i i i :J»H * ♦JK Putnam 16.S26,62 IB,16 1R,I6 .C attle 300; calves none;none**^n« not 5 0 8 8 ^ < » S - « Television Elcc. . 11.101.10 12.10, 12.10 enough ste ers o r heiferse rs on of- ^i"'ibutioi. oi >Md>. rittiiiitn. i; 3j11 _ 'u Value U ne Incom e 6.87 7.53 fer, for te st; com m ercialclal cows ^«r/» ...... ' ------\ « i; + ^ Value Line Spec. Sit. 7.87 . 8.62 15.50-17.00; utility 16j0d7.50:» J7 .5 0 : a SEARS sJji 7- W ^ tc m Indu8.-S h. 9.1S 3 3 0 0 .« .« ( few, high yIcM rnsir:5(nSr0O:cfln.- ' O rganic B o se d JJ 5 * J' “ ' — n 1 ers ond cu tw rs "H'.SO-IG.SO. iw« +i r.e Ui i.M )i j! jTt^ 311 ♦ S r ”"' . 20-In. Spreadipreaders ® "E S iili' I'ii ill} X : SPOTS METALS . . Sheep 200; spring slau^ler slaughier - RESEO. » 1 7 . « » X o v * !! i r „ i;ils?s ”i i ii; ii'it«'j - . NEW YORK (AP)—Spot•Spot non-non- lombs1 steady; cholcc and prime UWNFOOD U H —’ii \ ji^ 1 ferrous metal prices rhursday:Thursday: 85-105 { lb spring slaughter lambsfam bs »«» j DUmAlk 1J4 a n - H « . «K ...... rinASul l.» UJ H )oiI Jl - 100 lb 22.. •‘'•"'I'K »ppll«0ii<)n Rag. $ 3 .4 9 IM H ...., ran-Am .40 411 it lju{ iiK»K ^*■ ii U Copper 38 c ents a pound.Kind. Con-Con* 23.50-24,50;: choice 80-100 lb 22.- ...... -J hectlcul Valley. 50-23.50;.I good.and choicclice 21.00- •* ...... S«on own Orfonlc Botid' town h e d pte- .• IXmOunE s iM i • ,;i’ U H .TIIJ h » H n 4jIJ-H Lend 14 cents a pound,und. Ncw 22.50;: cull lo good shomm slaugh- vlde. e « n a..d long to.llr.8 S ^ R R Rj!fc.y112 ?ij.~ litiii ______te r ewes 4.00-7.50. lown fttding, <«nn 3,000 • ^ X duPwt J.TI« U 1 3.IH IM ^ H s f l i „24fln^pi‘ead . . R RE E G .^ 2 0 .9 5 , SS..V5. «■ J - Ptiflpo 1.4U JO TTH JT n ...!T K 4IK 4- u Phiit El I.M II jn am j” i h— - h ■ ^ORAIN r ------,«n.SMDi^PXpMoflLCiyja« ____ — E«k? i-sisa ...... 01.00 EIPifONO I T a 33> 31 + « ■ .v .r.tiijo '*>*• •’...... !?iss 403 M AIN AVE. WEST ------______ir-4 l« -« 4 t if so i» \"""“ V^'i7ib«is;ooiiio«*!i;SS ^O P A TIT S SEARS E A l AND SAVE If'* t e l l (tS 4- U Co» (13 ver cem motitur*>jr*> ...tU . « j Sa ------—EOOS______- FRJE PARKING " ...... J9 '^alUfuUon uiranley wYeurMonejfBaiBie” ...... PHONE >33-0821 j 5 . ______^ . - • . 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: Sept.'21*22;?: 1967 Twin FolliJrimat.News------9 — Canada Film Dirksensen !Is Called‘d Johnson’sJ I’s Most EffectEfective Friend^ Producer By JACK BELL stepped In W ednesdaytday to sa' save) But thc Presidentt undcrstam understands Hies. Ibroiherly love for Johnson, a - AP Political Writer Johnson’s rent supplementiplcment pro-pt this kind of politicalli skirmsklrmlshir ishing Thc Illinois se n atoitor r gol got 16 oth-otl fornicr Si^nale' colleague wilh -W AS-in-N-GTON-TAP)-0 N-TAP)--^ gram r-lt—is -n - ktystonp-ktyslonp-intpcrfeeily-and beforo-nl«htfall4•o-nlfthtfall-ho or-ncpublicatu-to.go.along-w.ga.fllong.with li whom he-has-molniained-frlend*— SliorToDeatlDeatli T Ii;y’.-e saying aroundlund Ihcihc Ca]Capl* administration effortsf f 0 r I s to may hnvc .the Republicaniblican IcadtIcadqc him in support,of the.program, thc.progran ly relations for years, WHITESBURG. Ky. fAP) (at (ha( Senate • Republican Rcpublfci rehablHtate bfg-cfty’ slumslums,— s,------on the phone, invitingng hfniWni to tfithe which passed 55 to 31. This,Thi Some fmportant '"b'usfness. A prominent Canadian film pi L ea d er E v e re tt M.I. Dirksen Is T o keep his opposition'Slllon liccnsellccn: White House for a quiet 'discu:discus- represenicd n complete-impleic- , pany part men, including some known to duccr was shot to dcodeath Just about Prcsldenl:nl JohnsonJohnson’s alive, Dirksen. linesics . up wi'with sion of the nation’sn’s problemsproblcni turnaround from last last' year,yea open Ihclr flurses for Republican ' Wcdnesdny as he and a fovfour* rhost effective friendend in CoCon* Hoiisc GOP le a d er Gerald,G erald 1R. over a sociable drink.nk. when the R epublicanscans vvoted o t ^ 4 26 party donations, told Dlrkscn mon produclion crcwr e w film SrcsS. Ford today for some-prfrtiMimC"T5rfrtl5an D lrkscn providedI the marginm argl to-5 against SI2 million rentret the program offered a practical sccncs of poverty In this' mmoun* oi . Just ns he often pulls some of blasts. ,ai Johnsonon policlepolicies, by which thc Senatetc nlilcd IntInto subsidy program, way of luring private enterprise lainons e aste rn Kentuci

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1 • . « e 1 2 <■ Twin Falli Times-New'ines-Newi' ■ ■ I . Good- Condition Sept. 21-22. 1967 Required For _____Beauty Aids . . Judie Primm,n , ' ^— ------Loam how-to-keep your-beau- Choate Repeat m i ty acccssorfes in anI cxcellcntexcellent condition, ond you will soon realize your make-ujtp appllca- Nuptial Vows Uons will more perfectly reflect -i:!! :_Tirc-_Eirst_Bapiisl__Cf)urch, the look you desire, saysays beauty T^’.-in Falls, was jhc setting scHlns for aulhorlly,' Max Factor; .. - -ceremony- - ihtnViUjir^lS^cvtnliig ccrcmony Face powder brtishcs aare re cas- • -unilinR in mnrHoge Judic Lynn ' ' -Mr.- and Jly. cleansed by swishinghlng ihemthem "£X Prlmm. dnuRhtcr of Mr.- and through w arm , clc'aci suds. Do rimm, and Mrs. Evercu L Primm, and not use hot water, orf some of ' Gary E.-Choate, son of Mr. and tho bristles might be released. P , a ll Twin . Mrs. G. E. Choate, all Twin Rinse in cold water, shake until i ' the fine hairs begin to separate, F irst Bap- ' 3 separate, V jft'mltXwwW iT ^ ^ R c v . Glen P a rish . F irst Dap- and lay on a towel to dry. Hsl Church. Filer, performedperform ed 1 dry. fc /(n - ^ Jhe double ring ceremonycm ony be­be-. L ip stic k brushes:s may be i fore an altar flanked,rd. b;^ by. tall cleansed by wiping outlut (be Up-lip- while baskets of powderiwdcr^bltTe blue i stick with tissues. However,[owever, if cladloll ond while chrysanthe­:hrysanthe- H K they aro really soiled,led, whisk mums accentcd wilh fern. Brass them ihrough a smallill amount i candelabra wilh powderw der blue of cleansing solvent, remremove ove all tapered candlcs enhancedlanccd thc soil and color with a tissue, and y selling. . allow 10 dry. You maym ay also CandJclJfihters wereere Fred cleanse them with soapip and wa- ./ft Choate, brother of the bride­bride------ter, using the same method as r,/. croom. and Jim Primm,im, brother dtsscribed for the facece powder ; , of the bride. ______The bride. Riven In1 mmorriaRC arriage However, after rinsing,nsing, re- .. r bv her R lR er. WSTC n“ fH»r-' shopo-lho-sablo-brisUcs-M.thcy.lcs-£o.thcy lenRth em pire styledI Rown of ' will dry In Ihclr original|ina1 form. neau d e sole and Chantillymtilly lacc.lace. Sponges should bc rinsedinsed free /asW oncd tvifh tong lily l/!y point m f - from make-up and left lo10 dryd ry > ‘ sleeves. . after each use. However, this Thc Rown featuredd a long ffV , docs not remove all make-up. train nnd n scallopedi collar of f ’J- ^ >. Once cach week, placeilace yourvour MRS. MARIE McGREGOR,jREGOR, sccondt trom right, wa.5lnstalledInstalled Other officers Installedlied by Mrs. Marvin Loosllc. fifth district - • ChnntlDv lacc cnhanccdccd wilhwith fj! J t sponges in a smallI bowl,bowl of president of Ihc PaulI American Lcglcn Auxiliary and rcccivcs prcsldcnt, arc, fromm left, Mrs. Alvin Sllmp.son, secretary, pcnrls. ’Her elhow-lWthic th tiered ■ .Tf “ I warm water into whichIch a gen- the gnvcl from Mrs. LeRoy LotLebsack, rell/-lng presldcnl,nl, right. , and Mrs. Lcola McGregor,Gregor, first vice presldcnl. veil of bridal Illusion.wasw as held : ^ erous amount of detergentergcnt has by an nrranpcm ehl •of of flocked , ...... J been oddcd. Let themn soak foe “petals accented wKh pearls and v • r« ; \ :• .<.» a few minutes.. Tbon, squeeze 4-^c* GOOD PARTY PUNCH rhinestones. She carried5 a b bou- o u - j ) ■ Horjie A gentt Magic Vallev'alley FavoritesI c o Apricot nectar and ginger ole thc suds through them, rinse, make a good non-alcoholic party quel of white baby roses en­en- f ' \ < £H prcss between tho folds of a Md! or a H onored By MRS.ARS. JOE HOFFMAN punch if you add lemon Juice lo circled wilh powder blue shnl-shat­ .. ’ I • ■,(••". • •/V| towel, and dry. tered carnations’wil/i sa satin d n rib-rib­ . ' v I . , R»vl«RovI* 1 Box 217, Honitn Ipcrk up flavor. Thc punch may Never let mascara brushes bc­ bon backinR. A rea CouncilII I------■■■ ' * be tinted will* n liltle red food come caked wiih old make-up. Fatly Camorzl, Jerome,ime. friend m r . a NDD MMRS. RS. GGARY fe; CHOATE well party I‘ranklurtcr~Llma CasseroleCasserole (Tlic Times News will pay S5 coloring. Serva over n ring of Instead, they should be bc rinsed WENDELL-A farewell parly best rccipe ice in nn atiractivc large bowl. of the bride, was maidi of honor. (Shig.Mor(Shis.Morlta photo) and kept honoring Mrs. Williamm (Ruth)(Kuth) 1 cnn (17-ounces) largerce limas; limas' each week for the bcst.rcclpe Drldesmnfils w ere Sandi,ndi Roun­Roun------i— =------out aflcr every use and kept .•iubmlfted for Valley Fa- Use iin ordinoo' ^«old lo fo clcansc Shone, Gooding Couniyniy home undrnlncd Magic Valley bride, and 1 clean a t all tlmc.s. To clcansc a favorite freeze water for ihc Ice. tree, friend of the bride, and squeeze in extension agent, was heldicid ot thc 1 pound frnnkfuricrs, slicedilicpd vorites. II you have a favorite Cay Choate, sister of the b^id^ were displayed by Mrs. Sharon atnfc powdcc puffs, gcnily squeeze in Mcsod recipc, Just mail it loI the RccipeRecipe ------'I llo warm soapy water, rinseinse under Civic Club Rooms rccenlly.Thcconlly.The I cup shredded processed 'croom. both Twin Falls.Ills. Strickland, sister of ?hc^bri™ the bride. Social Events 'i cc.ssea [>cpartment, Women's Page Ed- — the tap, do not wringsIg* but pin party was hosted by thcic Gooding American cbeesc i o S f a t o v e r w e i g h t Rocky C arpenter, Boi-ie. Boi-fe. and M rs. E llccn Olson,n. a u n t of I ~ ilon Coun- 2 tablespoons choppcd./I parsleyr.-ir.iou itor. Thc rccipe bccomes the , Mounted ot'to a towcl-or lineic and lel County Home Extension Coun- property Of thc Timcs-Ncws5-NCWS nnd AvallabI* te you wllneui o doctctt friend of Ihe brl^degroom.3m. served ihe bride. Twin Falls Sheriff's Mounted 'clvcty pile cll, with Mrs. Uoydd Rickey, 2 hard cooked'eggs, sliccd as best man, with Fredcd Choate.Choate, Guests attended fromm Califor- posse will hnve Us annualiniiij Jinmham- them drip dry. Tho velvety pile fWftctlptlon, our predud -colltd Od- ncw. Take chairman, .in chargc. ’ ' '4 cup'finc dry'iircnd l"='“crumbs fnl.s c a .n ..b c r o ,„ rn o J .) „ (Intl. You muU let* ugljr lal er yeur brother of lhe bridegroom,room, and nia, Utah, Nevada, Fairfield, burger .fry at 7:30 p.m.m SoS:Salur- look nnj ttel llko new. Tnko ^ gift :ed tho 1 inble.?poon ronrgarinerin e ' * ^ menty bock. OdrtniK h a liny lafalil Jim Primm. brotherr of thc Areo, Pocatcllo. Richfield;leld; Kim-Kim­ ^iiy at the • home of Mr.Mr nndnnri «' r c ot your mokc-upy acecssor- was presenied to hos been Paprika' PFR EN T eotlly »WGllow«d. C*t »id cl »«• bride, as ushers. bcrly, Boise, Hazelton,I. Hansen,Hansfln, Mrs._D. A. McGuire, 17-JO Ad- Ad-, they Will help;lp to take honored guest who hos been SOMETHING DIFFERENT county agent for the past three Mix first four Ingrcdienls. Add ‘■i/, , 1 ««“ fot and llvt leng^t. Oililnti to

en, Slan Owens was soloist.list. trip to Yellowstone Na National ona their own table ser- Join her husband at Clwhulis, shallow buklnR dish anda n d top top cako or other dcs.<;crt.:rt. W hip a | |g,i •„iucn Ihe po«koo# te your diug. wble sor- Pgyg • W ash. ■ Guests were registeredstcrcd by park. Grand •'^eton Nalional „i-p-- wilh crumbs. Dot with morgar- creamI until-siiff.j'U ntil'Sliff,lol‘» ond gel yeur full money botk. No Mrs. Carl Riley. Richfield,ifield, aunt park and Salt LaKc City.:ity . TheyThey^ , ^ Mrs. Paul Keariey,, Wendell. Wendell, inc. Bake in a moderate oven, n n r ^.d*r» iiti«d.______Thc bride's table wasas covcred picrcy and Gay ChonteIte at the hold a Membership ??r.r‘5 Tea nl 2 W omen's Club- -Mrs. Rickey announcedunced tho wilh a white satin skirt, with home of Mrs; G. E, Choate,Choate. p.m. Sunday at lhe home of WENDELL - "Schoollool DaysDoys" siaie Extension Homemnker.s blue gladioli nnd ribbonsons edgingcdRing if. )(. if. Mrs. Ariell Kelly. 61-1W Monte , if wns the theme of the September Council meeting to bc}c held in Vlsla Drive. All members of • the table. Thc four-liercd while meetlnR of Hiiiondale; club held q oI.sc Oct. 19-20 a t thie e Owyhee weddlnfi cake wos decorated Coffee Hour thc bethel nre asked to attend recently, at Ihc Civic:ivic Club Hotel. Reservations a arc rc to be wUh blue roses, silver petals nnd bring n prospective/e membermumber Roo^ns'* made in advance, Bnd white bells, topped with f . as a guest. Set Saturday . The program,, arrangedranged by Appointed to thc nominatinglominaling three bluc wedding bells!lls tle^ttied at Camp Flrc GirlsIs Cablnel * ¥ * . Mrs. J. R. Evers. Mrs. Ivan commitiee were Mrs. JoJohn h n Mar-Mar. the base of n large heart. V?.Thc of Junior High and Horizonrizon Club Country Pals Club will meet and Mrs. Choricyiricy Lusk, ble. gooding, and Mrs. Hazel cake was encircled at thc bot­ girls, is sponsoring a coffceoffce hour at 2 p.m. Fcldtiy at theic home of was in the form of nnm old-fnsh-old-fosh- Haveriand, Wendell. tom vfith blue gladioli and grecr 8r« ‘ lor all members of olderIder girls'giris' Mrs. Homer Crawford.1, Tlie pro- ioned school day. More)^rc thnn 22 p|a„j made for the an. nery, flanked by crystal candel­ o r the an- groups, prospecilvc mcmlwrs. gram will feature a filmIm on can- members were nttlrcdd in appro-appro­ Christmas festival to be bc i V abra wllh lapcrcd bluc candles. i mothers, cer. priate costume.— The cakc was cut andmrf servedw rlii leaders and interested mothers. . held ot Ibe Gooding Grangerange Hall ■ It will be held at 10 a.m..m. Satur- if. ^ if. b y M rs. Roy Dopson,* Hansen, Thc program consistedted of chil- Oct. 20. Registration will begin nnd M rs. Kcn Reddy;Iv BoiseBoise, dny “t tho Idaho Powerwer Audi- n,^ American Associationjciation of dren’s records, nurseryiry rhymes m 9;3q a.m. All displaysa ys aare rc to mmt of thc bride. Punch>unch was lorlum. , , Universily Women will>111 host .a and other songs ond games. be complete by 10 a.m..m . Those ------poutciLby_Mra^onJ£icrcy_nnd «plaln ac- Mcml»cr3hln.Tcn ut 2 p.m. Sat- n was tho attending are to bringig a sack . colfcc w.is served by Mrs. Har­ UvUlM^of^dc'l^eim^-K^^'-ftroupsr urdav lai the YWCArXirihtcr- pelirnT^e^lunchTCoffcc^dTvInth-wni’beit;h~wlll'bc old G. Choutc. Fairfield.field Bolh Junior High groups includcicludc scv-sev- csicdVcrswis nre wclcomecnme 10lo nt- ami rcccivod n prke,-rhe,- J^lrs. I furnished. arc cousins of lhe brldcfiroom.irldecroom. cnth and eighth Rr.^de Rirls.girls. nml ,cnd. |-unliLT infiirinaiionilion on thc i.ouisc Houfburg aml'CarorAlri)-Carol'AlT)-. ,Thc Gooding Al Club is in Gifts were rccclvedfd by BillBHI Horizon Club is for fiirls•Is of »J)ii t ,ca c.in be obiuincil talJiHR h e re received priK.<•s lor/o r ththe e chafRC of rcgistrallon: Wendell WcnclcIJ Strickland, brother-in-law•law of lhe grade through highh school. 733.0I3G o r 733-389C.1. Charter best costumes. Home Im provem ent Club, cof- bride, and Vesta Maughan, Anyone interested is urged to members will be honored)rcd during Mrs.. Morgan. Mrs. Ralph Re. fee nnd punch; Bliss Sunshine, friend of the bridegroom.oom. Gifts attend thc coffco hour.ir- the ten. qua and Wanda Fitzsimmonsiizslmmons clean up: Orchard Vollcv Polly- _ _ _ * * >!■... werc in charge of Ihe social anna Club.'program. and Hagcr­ s a a GOODING — JMclodydy Squares hour. man Valley Club, decori^Ion. ^ will dance al 8:30 p.m.i.^Salurday Saturday Mrs. William Terry,rry, MMrs. rs. ^ cooked food saleIc will 'bnibe • at thc Gooding Grangecliall. Hall. My- Marine Adams and Mrs. Lizzie held in conjunction with tho fcs- t W i ron Bliss Is Ihc caller.• All thoseihose C ro ss will host the OD ctober ctobcr tival. I Ift hriniT m eeting. The Halloweenween pro- if, if. if. attending arc asked lo bring Rram will bc arranged by Mrs. sandwlS.b«...pr^ d essert.sert. All Morgan, Mrs. Rcqua and Miss,MIm u se TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS , and Miss f o r FAgr SELUNG RESULTS irtDaVL square danccrs arc welcome.ivelcome. F itzsim m ons^ ______I RESULTS

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______By ABIGAIL VAN_BUREN_BUREN _l_Pcar Abby:_.Everyv'hcrc_ you If you'. like your comfo'imfort ______Dear Abby: I am engaged tolo turn you,hear about scx.'whlchsex.-which & guy who can't seemtn to make Is the most overratedd thing in ^ a r * ■ up his mind whether hclie wants to tho world, If you a skt m c.e. CCASUAL A S STYLEfLE get married. I have been marriedled for 24 Wc have hnd FOUR)UR blood years with practicallyy no sex. // tesis (you can’t gct married in He doesn't bother mcn e and • 1 I f this -fltaie w ithout one)e ) and ^cv- A WARViMARVELOUS F£Et A N D - We both w ork, so moneynoney Unl*n't t j(j|j hu-sbandband Into ^ I t V J ' thc problem. it.) I have a full lengthngth mink PERFECT FITIT IN THIS :SPORTY SHOE. . We have gone logeiher off and cel and a on since high school, so wc know cach other pretty well.1? He says tn*"'' stole. My husband is a 1 professiodAl m an, wellI JlUedJlkcd and J I______hc loves mc and I know Move b u t looks him. Hdve you any advice for I' me? —Necdfng Advfcc. I play a good gameI of bridge • . I bear Needlnfi: Yes. CtveGive Your and consislenly break 90 in Jn golf. - blood to tbo Red CrossM and flod I k«p busy, and enjoy)y life and XAV another guy. He's not.it ready. If I'm. neurotic, fru.straledstraled otor . Dear Abby: Not longlone acoago I1 heading for a nervouslus break- t V - wrote you a letter, telling'llinB about down 1 h a v en 't seen ony a n y siRnssigns \ }ny miserable homelifc.fifp 1 '.7SV.P,. m by where I I suppose I could sny,^ftv "It's“ fi'« '‘“ '® h I unwed mothers nearby where I 1^ Dress or B e a u ttr I ,c:gI/iHon g l a d o n Be^ty Leg Lotion could ’go for help. Then you none of your business,"!s,“’bui bui I1 stacked hool. closed with "Good luck,.Dear,uck, .DcQr, haven't got the nerve,. so I find Sport Casuols5 . w ith 2 p r . _ und God bless you.” myself telling lots off things 1 J Na Well, Abby. my IcUer'wasIter'was a really don’t want to tell, byA. W. Wolf:f ■' bunch of bade up lies.ics. I have Have you • a solutionm for my / i.^ a good homellfe andid I 1 don’t problem? I'm sure manyany others ♦ ■ > J k - even have a stesiiy beyboy IrkndMend would like to know the« answanswer, er. and I surely am not; prcgniinLpregnanL ______TI.MtD_ . T I M I p _ ...... A I feel so sorry for whatwhat I did. Pleaso forgive me. I promise DEAR 'HMID: Ono» of thethc I I

again. — Ashamed. aiiswer a qu»iton sfmply be­ - r = —l i r I Dear Ashamed: I cana n usuiUy cauie it bas been aiked. Some spot a phony letter,, buxit t wfieowfiea a quesdotu are doworlfcht rude . 1 l l / I J ------grrnr-"Ia“lr«Ubte'»-rtWT ^ l t n T» w BDd-prwuniptoous.—(Example: DOWNTCtWNTOWN V----- cbanccs and .answer acconUag. t'How raacb did you1 payp«y forIor : ,'Iy, (Some’oribe wndesfsHuo-'desfsHua-' »T’'"Jn~w hlch~caM -tho-reply '^M A RIS JK,^ ------ilons-are-“real.”-you’re-foii’ou’re 'foii Bhoatd be, “ I w «M J raUier-nol T S S = - : ____ 1 1 - = ^ ______- DQWNTOVjN TW INI FALLS , lYIlYNWOOD SHOIIpiNG CEWTK _ ------glven'buT lf you havoB the urge say." And the same ■pplles lo ■ to do-any m o rr‘*creatIveatlve fiTlt-irrlt- any-otber queftlop oae; ’Sd o ^n m Z l ' ■■ F^RiPARKING IN, REAR OF STORE ST ■ •) ------w r . m r------e . iw h h tf) ■ruw cr.______

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/ Sept. -2)-32. )967 ) 967______Twin______^ Folis Times-Ngyy 73 Miss Loveland,r i c f , ■ . . Miss Messenger Bunl s of the Naiarene. Rev. Don McBride performed “ Arect Auxiliaryia r y 1^7 jr Tem ple. y . - • WENDELL - Mrs. GwciTCoI.GwerCoI- W F ^M - President Joel Richardsh a rd s off!-offi­ the ■ ccrcmony before a while wrought iron archway/ decoroied / - , : lell was clectcd treasurerisurerofthe of the ciated at the ceremonyny and the ..... \ ■ Amerlean Legion Auxiliaryaxillary UnllUnit M B bride was given in marriagearriage by ' ||H| with sprays of yellowIW gladioli,gladioli. White wedding bells fell from 41, 10 fill the vacancy of Ihe her father. A weddinnI breakfastbreokfasl . t' loie Mrs. Hilma Snodgrass, ot ' ■ - i V overhead arrongementsinis of yel- ycl- ' o t wai'SJvc/i at ihe Dol) House thc rccent meeting of lhe the unit. In Sah-Lnke Cltv and-np_ODend nn npMi S '.™ low gladioli and huckleberryIcbcrry and t K - - ■ — ^ 1'* ” TftB"arc1iw'iiy w os flankedanked withwllh - <• ^ \ Mrs. Ann Ruhter wo^ wa^ clecledcleclcd house was held at the LawrenceLaw rence \ \ as sergcant-ot-arms. Bunker home in thee cvenlnsevening ''f '•X S white tapers ani) baskets of f?’ ’/f -\, 8lo /. ■ V instollation of oil unit officers • ' . wllh a reception held Sept. 9 ' ' '• ' ' ' V ' S was announced by Mrs. Gram 1 ^ 3 - • at lhe Unity Ward Chapel. ■y i ifl m Margarei Von Ormanlan was or- ^ v'.^ / r - Zollinger, unit president. The bride wore a floor-Iensih ' ganist ond accompaniedmlcd Frcd-Fred- .yf ^ iijflk . l i " Rc[»rls of the dlstrlclLrlcl mmeeting eeting . I gown of peau de salele with an . jW wyn Honsen, soloist. - held in Jerome recently-were«cnlly’ ~werc r, -.I'- . empire waistline nnd lily point , The bride, given in. . morrlBge . . . . . i : . mode by Mrs. LillianIlian Barton sleeve.^. The necklinele wa.s_ of IH ' ' by her father, wore anin.Emprcss--rW^.^ Empress ^ . y i y ond Mrs. Zollinger.-. The Thc date i Chantilly lace and seedicd pearls.peorls. R; -t:;*;..-, .fl Josephine silhouette in crepe . and place of Ihe Oclobcrlober districtd istric t" t The chapel-lenglh full im Irain in was .* S and sequfned scalloped hand- f No. \ school of fnstrucdon(rucdon will edged , with matching lace mo-mo­ ■ _ 'f l . clipped Chanlilly lace. The re- ■' , r be announced. tifs. Her lingertip veil wasw as of ' " movable lace mantle,- chapel • • Committee reports1 .werewere given MRS. OLIVER J. MEIGS ' n mnniilla type of English silk / H train wos oulllned w ith -scallops. \ - by Mrs. Norman Miranda,Ironda, Mrs. (OddI photo) — ^— illusion.___ U ______• ■ f t S A lace bontict-cap, pearl trim- _____ li_ _ Aciics_HIg6enbolhani-and_Mrs. Il fell from a caplet of pearl- — X 5 * - wKtrhcid-nenvcimf-EiiRtish- , ! Joc Sprengcr.------— • i trimmed lace holdihR na droplet >vi silk illusion. She carried a bou- Plans for a Sept. 30 joint Resident pearl on her forehead. She wore r _. '1 quel of yellow roues and white • meeting wllh the Legion Post nn antique gold lockcl belonging siephanoils nnd wore a pearl I;, lo honor the Girls’-State and Visits In T.F. , • to her mother and corried a pendant, a gift from the bride- " ‘ r Boys’ Slole reprc-scritativcs. A bouquet of roses ccnlcretltc rc d withwfih H ’ --'.‘ u grocm. M R . AND> )WBS. TJTHOM AS M. CAPPS - politick dinner will bc served Oliver J. (Fem) Meigs, at the American -Legion Hall. a whitc orchid. H . Mrs. Betty Silnnelie.le. Ogden, (Lcyson photo) tf tinrhiift Oakland, Calif., former Twin Bridesmaids were Mnrlecn sister of the bride, was/as matron mniron ' ------:— :— Tlic honored guests, BarbaraaI. Falls resident, assumed hei^'du- W illiams. Karen BennI nnd Cyn- | T ' , ' of honor and Lois Ru ussell, ssell, Ru- Trounson. Evett Cox, Tom Am­ _ _ viewed Ihcir particularir commis- brose- and Brandon Ealonr lT n willS , “es “S the new president of ihia Loveland. Janet W Williams, illiam s, M l pert, and Carolyn Slack. Twin !3f,™: Fair WorkshopU p sion in separate workshop areas. ‘ ‘be East B^y Opera League at niece of thc hrldcgrooiVi,'oorti. was ' Fnlls, were bridesmaids. Teresa shop areas, be featured speakers. All inicr- «*'c annual luncheon mecling at Hills. Duhl, cousin of thc bride, followed by roundtableblc discus-discus­ csied persons nre inviicd to at- miniature luidc and Chcl Love- Love­ ■' MR. ANDlir Lcaguc of the Calvaryy Lutheran Mrs. Zollinger and Mrs. Mi- ' Organists for thc rcccptlunsreceptions Temple Rites icId in thc thc National Counnl of Catholic jclal Rucsls randa arc in charge of tho social'social husband, left lhe Boy Areo re- were Bccky Larsen. Palsy Ur- bride, wlih Valeric Sudweeks,Sudwccks, church parlors oflcr• thethc cere-ccre- Women, recently at thcthe Parish Church. Gooding. Spccial guests Carolyn Sudwcetts, daughter sister nf thc bride, os maid of “ " included the Very Rev.‘V Dcrnardl Bernard hour. Mrs. Barton, pianist,jiinnlsl. pplay- la y -c c n ily In visil h e r-m o th e r in son and Mrs. M ayna McGill. ‘"“lli ”i Tony Snbniajnbnia Jr., Hall. ' t . i S of Mr. and Mrs. Raymondlymond 'L. L. honor. Bridesmaids were Mnri- „ ,, McBride, dean of thche JcromclJerome cd "This Is ljly_Ea-F n lI h c r's Twin Falls. Mrs. Mclgsjutcnded Marilyn Munk was., in charge vere Morl- registered guests. Giftsrts wwere m ar- ^j^s. Q. W. Nelson, Gooding, if the month, thc University of Utah, where nnd Mrs Sudweeks, Kimberly, was mar- lyn Hoare. cousin of the bride, ranged by Mrs. Robert Thock- , G oring, (icnnery. Rev. Dennis1 FolkFalk, oas-pas-' House," the hymn of the month. of lhe guest book nnd • Mr.s. r Is P*-sidcnt of the Jeromoomo Dcnn-Deon- g, Elizabeth’si’s Church. Church fc*" '*'c closing of thethe unit.unll. she wos offlllated wllh Phi Mu Yvonne i.ovcl.ind. Mir« rs. Knye ‘•Ic‘1 '0 Clyde P. Smith,ith, son son ol of and Rosellyn Smith and Linda cray. Vlckl Knlghl, Twin Fnlls, r, 1" ,i!i cry which consists ofIf parishes Gooding, nnd Rev. Stephen * Sororliy: nnd. is a member of Hca(«n and Mrs. Vera Mac Mr- unci M rs. Ja ck P. Smith. Smith, sister of thc bridegroom.ridegroom. coiisin of the bridegroom, and -. Stephen _ * r^ c f^ T w In Falls, in rites Aug. 18 aat t groom . Junior bridesm aid w as from BuhJ, Buriey, Oooding, 1 _ the East Bay Alumnae group, ' Loveliind were In c h a rg e of imald WHS Michael Messenger, nephew of Harelion-Eden,„ Ruperi,S S ’ Hoffman. O.S.B., chaplain of St. le m b She holds an advance degree lhe Salt U k e Clly LDS>S Temple. Jana Smith, sister of lhe bridc-bride- the brldc; -rffi Bcnetllci’s Hospital, Jerome.ier“omc°^^‘' different Hems i - - Rlfl-S*. - Shoshone, Wcndcll, Jerome, Twin /~1. ,U. •>* education from tho University The five-tlcrcd wcddlnRIdlng cake Tlie double ring ccrcmony’mony wwas as groom . The bride's table, covcred M” - Nelson was gratified wilh n.’ wSrac- ^ “sermon ond Kctchum. ;E i± Noted For LClub lU t) ot California. was decorated with Talisman performed by Presidentacni Clar- Ron Smhb, broihercr of the with lace over green, was ac- Kctchum. the ..response and enthusiasm r-Ditrcrcnt » * * roses and centered on an oblong cnce R. Tingey. bridegroom, was best man, with ccntcd with Rarlands of fern nndand After an Inlroductlonm by Mrs. shown throughout theUC worship SPRINGDALE - Different tiered wed-Nelson and thc Rev. Dennis on different ... mirror surrounded withIth green- Accompanying lhe rnunle coupic to Don Sudwccks, brother,ier. of thc centered wilh a four-tlercd wed- V. Dennis and .she stressed thee need for kinds of hems, used on different —' cry nnd flanked by cr>’sinl.•siai vases ihy tem ple besides ilielie naremparents s Connally.’. Kuy Me- ding cakc docoraicd wllhwith lovc Falk, pastor of Sl. Elizabcih'fiEllznbeih's collective unity throughIgh indlvid- clothing were explainedIned by Mrs. M rs. P f l Z e S G i VGH ion as ush- birds nnd bells. Arrangementsrangements Church, on illuslratlvc poster of : the goal.1, Ray Zollinger nt thehc H appy holding Talisman roses.‘•■s- . of the bride and bridegroomIridSrooni Tolman as ush- 15 poster of ual zcnl In attaining the goal.*! . Thc cakc was cut nnd served of .while tapers, yellowVV rosebuds Ihc live new commissionsIsslons rc- of ihe five new commissionslissions dis- Homemakers Club meeting nt RICHFIELD - Mrs. Eugene md sc^ed were Mrs. lilslc' M. iloare. the homc of Mrs. Harvey Free- by M rs. Melvin Munk; anda n d Mrs. ^randmmher of Ibc briile,iJiile'S^ Kim­ reglsieredsiercd by and while pompons flankcd flanked the ccnily cstobllshed by/ thcthe Na­Na- cussed. larvcy 1-ree- Freeman and Mrs. Ulllan Sor- tional C ouncil of CfllhoJJcihoJJc Wo- 1 Slone. ___ 'Mariner Munk, nunls's of thc berly; Mrs. Flossie E.F SmiSmith. h Mrs. Ron Smith. Giftss were re- cake. — cnscn, Shoshone, received spi>- • by Brenda Mrs. Dennis Messenger._ngcr. Twin men was explained by Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Gladys Bowenen wns wel- clal prizes when the Burmah bride. Assisting with lheJo refresh-Malta, refresh- grandmother nf' of lheIhc ceived at the door by Brenda the bride. Foils, sl!He^iTr■-^aw•TJf^hc-^c: ______C E E S E C A K E ______----J coiiica ns-n-ncw niembur.-iiembur.' snc s n c 'ti u a r^ici rceeiuiy ttrT iim o m is- m cnl serving were Mr,“n rs. Violet M, ‘ bridegroom: Don Sudweeks, Sudweeks, sister of the bride, Baker. Mrs. Donna Call, Mrs. ' Mr nnd Krlsio Smith ondmd Marla served the caVo, nnd Mrs. Brucc Jerome deanery. «, When creamstylec cottage Is o fo rm e r member.ember. Mrs. of Mrs. Glcn Ross, with Mrs. t ,’i. brother of the bride; Mr. and the bride- Bragg, sister of the bridegroom,)rldcgroom, Mrs. Wilson Churchman.iman. Sho-She­ cheese is used in cheesecake James Bronson lold1 of her iriptrip H. A. Ross as co-hosicss; Ann Garrett and Mrs.• Lois Ba­ Mrs. Lynn Cundlck. Provn;’rovn- Mr. Mr Smith, sisters of the bride- ker. / loi An- groom., and displayedd bvby MrsMrs. "o** Mrs. Lester Hillslls poured.poured, slinnc: Mrs. Roberta‘ Sullivan, nnd a rccipc directs youvnu to putnut 1° Hawaii. Mrs. Donaldmaid Adams pi„ns for the annual'gentle. Guests were sealed atnt r.nnri/.iquarlcl “"‘I M” . Orvillc Udy. i.os An- Ran Han. Reception assistants were Mrs. Duhl: 'M rs. Martin Hnbelhcn- a sieve do received a prize. man’s evening pony were dis­ ,Shl?e laro P®’” . Calif.: Alicc Orth.Vriii Crls-Rrl<:. K cnncih U ric, Mrs. Ron Han* rold Klaas’ cheese through a sieve, do tables covcred with white lace i«iinn nml !>cn. Linda Noble ondnd JaJnckiD ck ie Raymond Hills, Buhl,I' cousin of rich. Rupert; Mrs. Harold Klaas, h'„inc M rs. Freestone served- re- cussed. d S t« ^ banc, Australia: Bishop and Marjorie Tills extra step usually hclps trim m ed cloths and centered I- Hanwn- Smith, sistc/ of thc*brldegroom.rldecrMm tbc brldc, and Mrs. AlbcriVIbcrt Hills. Jerom e, n p d Mrs. M arjorie hual y.helps fr;>si,mcnls. assisted•d by Mrs. Thc Sept. 28 mcctlng'ls'aflhe— with arrangements of T yellow e S «"• Edwin Crockctt; Hansen, M cnverM After o.weddlng tripirip loto San |,a^^,es. Twin Falls; chairmenhairmcn of lo make Ihc finished1 cake dcll- scholcr. Thc . next mcellngmeeting Is homc of Mrs. F. N. Slowcll, and M r. a n d M rs.. ’ wiiiinmWilliam wimum The brides table ^ was covercd and orange cfnysnnthemurtrr. ^ Francisco nnd Uke Tnhoe. the ,),p /|v c „ cw commJ.Mions,Iwlons, rc- cinusly smooth.______'______Oct. 13.______Shoshone.______ffvda^' Kimberly. 7 -^1 .« newlyweds arc residingng in Boise, B o ise .------Leslie Munk, Lee Ann Loveland, I wns held ruffled organdy. The la­ e«e Bean / wedding breakfast was held lui.i, Cut-of-town gucsls;ls atlended atlended Kristine-White, Mynette Bean ir (he wed- decorated with Iwo and Barbara Punk helpedped serveserve. ccrcmony for. the wed- r^rh cnr, Twin Folls. Buhl,hi, Pocatcl- cre Valcne ‘^•'’8 party, hosicd by theihr bride- crystal candelabra, .n? each con­ lo. Ashland. Ore... Corvallis, Corvallis. O Carrying the gifts were Valcne taining an arrangement of blue M unk. Clayion M unk,, VonV on Dcll groom’s parents. -ni or blue q „ uurlcy. Ogden,. anda n d Glen- Glcn- r, vrtis held chrysanthemums.ims. Mrs. rnjif . ------rnvflftnd nnd frnry rnvcJttndu-.QMJondu- A wedding rcccpllon was held - » Garth-PrictrMrsrAl/illiam^yd.lliam ^y d ^°h?r;^5‘fheI-Dorman^grond. T he couple left on a trip to I h a r c v c n ih g n't the wmoeny KimtKrly presided Mexico and thcv will resideresid e aat t LDS C ulturnl Hail, ly presided n^oihcr of the bride, wwns n s a spe-spe. 1512 S. 2nd W.. Salt L akeik c Clly. Tlie coupic greeted cueei, guc-su be-he- refreshment table. clal guest. The bridele wasw as hon'hon- • ^ A prc-nupiial showerr was w a s glv-giv­ fore two im itation boxwood C“« ts were servedI at quarietquartet o^cd nt miscellaneous)us showers / . __ en for the bride by her:r sororitysororliy trees forming an archh and nnrt ffpc*dec- tab les covered with white w hite net hosted by the Crusade:de Mission- , / ARIS JK. ------fft Brigham Young University adioli flor. over blue and centeredtcrcd wwlj^ ^ ^ry Society nt the homcjmc of Mrs,Mrs. University orated wllh while gladioli flor- LYNWOODLYN^ * • from which she was gradualed cts ond miniature whiteIte dovesdoves. mlnialurc topiary Irceses of white Art Beem; Mrs. Ben Russel and in Junc. ------Thc bride w ore a floor-lcngthloor-lenEth 1 chargec h a rg e of -loIs Ru.sscll, nnd M rs. L. W,W. Out-of-town guestss attended gown of Imported silk, “fashioned shloned serving were Mrs. Stan Van- Sanherg and Mrs. Lois-ois Jcpson,Jcpson. f ffS j. from Rockland, Bobc ondand How- with an cmpire-walstllneitlliie nndand denbark and Mrs. Johnfin Morgan, The parents of the bridegroom y ell.______lily point sleeves. Therh« bodlcc assisted by Kaye Morgan.'gan, Leslie hosted a garden rehcnrsalncnrsal bufbuf- and sleeves w ere covcredverwl wllh Cranc, Cherylc Aldritlt and Caro- fct ol their home, lace and embroideredfl with iri.Irl. ly” Tidqulst. Receptionion hostc.ss Jf: # j/i Marian MartinU f I i n descent .sequins-and seedo«il r»pearls, ari!. * ''’>> in, o u n l o l - The lace ox<^f skirt fell(ell bride. , Club Convenes . P attern1 from tho empire liae and form­form- The couple look a, w edding ed a chapel-lenglh irnin train. TerT er (rip to 'Vcllowslonc N ational MILNER - Membersbers of the f f " ' ' chapel-lcngth veil of illusionillujlon fellW l P " " WWyo. yo. -racy^ c y pricndship Circle Clublb discusscd iiM»yiu from a tiara of pearlsI and auro- reside In Provo, where ^ihboth ^cw Food Product'oduct I've I S S j U S Tw ra borealis stones. The dress a tten d Brigham ^VoungYoung Uni- Tried" nt a receni'^MCCiing'kttccting atal nnd the veil were designedsigned and v erslty . , , ,• the home of Mrs. RiR i char'd c h a r'd ' X made by the bride and her Prc-nupllal showers' w ere givp George. ( r N ; - . en tor the bride ^ Mrs.rs. Williom - a hospflol gift w asIS given lo ''I I- Floyd and Mrs. uwinn Crockctt.Crockett. j. e . Neumann and .i.1 gift woswas JHff ; v / Area Civic ClubwlUD ' Guests atlended from Aus­Aus- ^ivcn lo Mrs. Trumannn Simpson tralia, California, Denver,ivcr. Jack-Jack­ for dcmonstrallng pillowlow covers. I ^ Has Luncheonin sog. Burley, Twin FallsIls and sur-sur­ Mrs, Andrew Hay. Nampa, I- As Initial Meet, eet \ S H O S H O N E -F irsi fall rlieet-riiect- '______^ -V ------ins-faf-dcd knils.knits, of the flower show c commitiee o"m S ?ee ' 48^4 wonlad wool, with an ¥ — ond-It-waR-announcod-Mr».-Glcn-Mr».-Glcn ...... - f ' - / ------^ Jonizen’e,DlyIdBnd, ire competlble pullover- ______*_ flannel. — ------•...... -'-'8fi#»'34-<0Inifies 3 4^0 In"rcd hol.-|h8mreck,~ ^ ' Printed Pattern 9004:4: Misses’ Caldwell will receive thehe "Queen ^ ' ' the perfect, Weerlollfor It skirts,tucked In If yoii c h o o ie - • j SIics 10, 12, U. 16, IB.B, 20. Size of the Show” oVord.^ 8given ‘Vcn by|by Mode wiih .ha , I blueviolot.brIlue violet, brown euoir, block.' 2 0 .0 0 in. Ihc club. I wilh Iho sVill Ihol hoi lepi Ion, 14 lakes yds. 5-t-in. iuits, panU. ItsIbbandfng slopo-thould adds no bulk. ' , - ' Fifty ccm s In coinsi fofor r cacheach Mrs. D. H. Lehman, who had whirling for yeors . . . Bring your On ths Doubleuble knit skhBklfl, s for each been nominoted for- secretary,mS io^ ? , .da'ieefi whjding for ^ pattern — odd 15 cents for each ______»oi-ln ileeves arei«l^^^70%'wooI.^0VAcriIah•acfylIo^ competlbl I." ------pailcm-foi^firsl-ctass—mailings.:-roalling dccUncd^jMrs_HarreU_Ihomc: U ^ o m t ; ------^— ^•'lltii#jr-bnser'lo-oT “ ! 100% worw onted wool, 8-18, 16.00 , Gerlty to; bnger'Io'o'ur'Doncef'rCofnef w w w>. .. and special handling.. Send to10 was installed by Mrsi Gerlty to wllh Jumper*.colors. Weer It SUes tuckec sU o , 13.00 -News, 395 fill lhe post. , ■ Marian Marlin. Tlmcs-News, 395 I I for th« fin«]t donco1C« foolweorfootweo «fld occMJoriej from lh»Ihe ■ P a tte rn Dcpt.. 232 W csl51 18th St.. Mrs. Gerlty reiwrtedid she hasjhas ...... the flat rib banding add New Vork. N. Y. 10011.lOll. Pcint just three boxes of the Idoho I . ihopI c f the DorDongnr'i ,Coi?hli>f,______^______—;just-ffeara-sniile — ^ ------name,-address with zIpTBlZffUndpniZffUnd nole-cards-left-for-salcr------a-sniile^and-ajailtzeil'^------c^rM hton«a-DfJan«irar70% 'w o( style'number. j\ card shower wasss recom- I i i i i Warm fall ismileandajantzencolors. SUes 3 P.lan your new fall wardrobe, mended for Mrs. Vrcdenburg.rcdenburg. - send naw for our new• Fall-Win-Fall-W in- who is ill. ______CHARGE.OR.LAXAW ------tcr-Poitern-Cninlog. 100 fresh. The nexl meeting Is; ot 2 p.mp.m. . i J f j A ^ ^ ^ ^ ...... — _ ^ - n n ------:------^ exdling shapes'ln all sizes,.tizcs. lictG6 l t)cr-20-nt-ttro-Mcmorial-Jiall7 ^l^g^^SHOES ------■ one painTn.frw. — cliplip coupon Program- books will be dlsirib-disirib- ‘ '■ ^------P ow iilow u Tw in r aBll, l l i ------j ~ just.w earasm ilea In Catalog. Send 60 ccntsxats oow.iuiea now. aitnac ume.

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I , ' 1 4 Twin Fall! Tlmes-NcV/aM tiW i ^ - ^ gept. 21-22/ 1967 : Women's's StrikeS Forhr Peace1 DemDemonstrate ? By FRAfnC CORMieRI high 00* both sides of thee 8ki^ use of a public thoroughfare,[hfare. (f Meanwhile,Mi a In’dy ottomey In • WASHINGTON (AP) - For a mlshmlsl lino In the 88-degrecdegree Neither,N( side budgedi until,until,[the the protesting group of 600 was ------:■ fcw-»ninute5~besl[tc “tht'*WhIte won ------long-«ft«r.tho-tw&-mlnutei.had.initei.had.in d deep conversation with gold- l' ~ r ' House, thc condlctlng psychoio-choio- TlThc women want no partlart ot expired,cni a deputy chief ofDf policcibralpollcelbraldcd policc officials a few I ((y proiestI(ig humansi and the Vietnam war. of Uthe District of Columbiabia took yarcyards away. - jaw-en(ordhg__ ^policc__ a ccm:ctnctf cd _—Tt } T ,fr-jrato-w -o-m o - n ^0 - nn CO p y ^ r A e sa m e m icrophoneone and shcsii returned to the knot ot ' i i y b i Enear tbe son oi flashpoint,t. that thwart^0,^1 a rclnforccd human r ”„ ■ «/t^owners‘ ofter a while and, ■ ■ can predpitalc a hot-weather:athcr wall of pollcc-sat in-thc middle *-J?^e-*icidfM."'lie said,-would1,-would cm] e x p lain in g -th e legalities o f 't h e ...... - g g riot: riot:------oo f-T f ~ Z a s fE x c c u tlv e -A v c n u e ra sImply-cmss-Pennsylvanift.Aye-nift.Aye- ssiwi iiua lio n ..s a I d ;- /------X ';, “ nue to the side away from the «*v , SoSome 100 partisans off the publicpubi thorou'^Tare bordering•derlng rom the ^ «*whyv don't wo pick ourselves l l ^ l ViTomen's S trik e.fo r Peace,f. .an-.on- the th o White House. . 1 DC giv-up gfl across the street. , . gry because -new -regulations * en on escort and, furthermore, “‘‘“'I* A mnn who identified himseKlimseK be ipermitted to continue their . This suggestion was greeted ^ ^ M picketing In front of thethc ns an j inspcctor of lhe Parkrk Po- demdemonstration there as lonn long as *»y“y,® sufficient derisi^^s c rie s to In- ^ ^ M White House, threw ihclr welRhtvelRht ilc(s-whlchUcc. has Jurisdictionm over itir oinlcdsed them “’'’8 os spiri D ag m ar Wilson, le ad e r of ^ ^ M Wednesday against a thin,. blue the (he public lands In the environs -.v ^ M ,w. the strike, to shoul out, "Please line p('U.S. Pork Policc. ■ oof l \ the White House—announced won let her finish.” The officers were stretchedItched ovciover -a cruiser-mounlcd loud------Mrs.,Wilson finally took the ' across thc White House side- spotspeaker thai thc antiwar• dcm- WINS TRIP centccntcr of the .stacc and, an- walk, arm linked In arm,tn, to onsionstraiors had violated thele con- HyHAILEY-Mrs. Rudolphph Ellis, nouinouncing that "I think wc have make sure the allowed maxi- ditionditic of their permit to picket the lormer Lois Dale Blanken- shownsho\ .up thc authorities (or P |H mum .of 100 pickets alreadydy on pcaceablypcai and that the permit shipship, daughter of Mr. andmd Mrs. whatwho they arc,” suggested In the scene would not bc joinedicd.by by was .thereby revoked. Has;Hassell Blankenship, wonn an all*all- mmile ild tones th a t everyone a d- K H their colleagues 'In front of The In Jiobcr lones hc to ld1 those expv A’/enuc. T he women shoved nnd theythC} moved within two minuteslinutes thethc 1967 Exposition In a sales AndAi they did, as President pu.ihed, .blood showed on thc thc^ cd on contest at her home inn Mount JohnsonJohi continued his activities - s s r = i i s i i ADVERTISEMENTS_____ ° ! ° ! * L l EGALCXDVERTISEMENTST7r~- ADVECT ______

KOTICB OP PBNOIKO ISBl CHARGES O F FAILURE,RE to yield rlRht or way against a1 IS- 1919S5 station wagon, right, was cited r his sry ycar^M driver and tieovyrvy damftRdamaRC to two vehicles resultedjlled \ vehlelo i and the 1958 Ford, left, driv llmi (rom an Intersection accidentccldent WednesdayW< evening In Twinrwin 4747,404 Je((erson St.. collided at 6 p r,°i Whil r*u., I FaUs. Wmiam B- Wright.Jlt, 15,K, 34234: Polk St., d riv er o( tho MMadison Sireet and Shoup Avenue. Wed line Tl Mummified 2 wail Televisionon ISchedule ^ : mak m ur th e : Baby Bodies‘S . Thursday,ay, SeptSeptem ber 21 , , . DKt.ISQUENCV ENTRIES SUDJECr TC ‘“ S th-el: _ H E RRE E AND THERE , cxec 8 p.m., 7B. 9 p.m., 2SL, 8,8. 11—Dea11-Dean Martin Is Joiri»d-iy..Buddy. J t J »ry, MinnieMinnic P earl and D avid Stfcinbcrg. ^ NEW YORK (AP) — An^n old ThyThu guests leam with Dean-in:an-in concomedy and song spots during - trunk found In the bnsemcnt of thc hour-lnns show. Minnielie and DDean Ret together for rcndl- R Mnnhnttan oparimeni house tions of sijch old lima favorites'orites as "Truckload of Starvin'S Kan- has yielded the bodies of ‘""Uthree aroos.” S f r e ­ m um m ified infants, oneIf. of BEST BETS3ETS FOFFOR MOVIES 1,“"^ whom may havc been dead (or Midnight. 2S^-"NlRht Train lo Milan.”I Is an Italian movie st's.'a...,,... '=: !! . 47 y e ars. I rnse riin, Palanccncc plays the lead in thc drama con- ■ .Tlie bizarre and unusual case t, was cited by city police after his irunk encountersinters aa N; Nazi who wns a doctor In lhe ~ !l !S c am e to llRht when thc trunk camp where he was Imprisonedrisoned diduring World W ar 11.______'d,.le(t, driven by Undon H. Blilado, was opened Wednesday nlfiht. lided at 6 p.ro. at tho Intersection ol cut; Dr. Paul Herman, assistantsistant p Avenue.Row lint thc yc auto[v ■ miiiM'i'iiii'iKi'i*"*'™"""’'"''""''"'"'"”"* medical examiner, set nn nutop- ““ '4-That Girl c ------^ ;------ohnsony.ii. ' exom lnatlon'^f the Infant.-! to- » ;leclion puWUhrf TlmwNcwi Sfplm Ur W-:t-28, 1 ' IV to determine how they died. Key || to Stationsn s . h- The discovery was made _• 7—Dean M arlin c N.Y. No Demoslegates -.s when John Httrtnelt. iperin- supcrin- JSL jJ KUTV-TV Sait Lake .. :ci pri- , I ' • ,...... : r Stendent of the buildinR I,on West West 2B jlKDOl-TV Boise —* “• 8:30 2S L ^D r06nct c 4-Peyton Place c - 181st Street In the WashingtonIngton 3 3 kiD-TV Idaho Falls Ai-e Opposing""for ad- HclRhts section advised tenantsenants 4 4 kCPX-TV Salt Uko 5-Dragnct c Kc 11-Mr. Roberts ''crti Broad- , to dear a ba.scment storagetorage 5 5 ksL-TV Salt Lake ctw ork, ' Come3 applaudappla the , area of unwanted Items. , . 7B 71 KTVB-TV Boise ■ 9::9:30 2B Big V alley c Buddy^ Jblinson s prt»/v> h/._fnuntl _g_ the or- ______JouwL ------K owc's one trunk with the name^nne u11 KMVT-TV Twin Fallsi ^ S y p e ^’ S S c £ ■'*EW YORK (A P ) - A gro«p : 3 lastingg good“lool<^good rrmiu “f New York Dcmocrat.s op-thc Solomon on It. It was openedned in (g)u T elecast In color 11-Dcan Martin c ‘ substl- the presence of Jacob Solomon,nmon. 8- D e a n M artin c . posed “ , “ to President Johnson’.s joi,; bert 67. whose wife Anne died inn 1954 ..... ""...... 7B-Hl8h Chnparral c Vietnam..policy and lo cuts In smart sophisisophistication funds (or the ontipovertyns pro- Ihc a t th c age of 48. , , 5:30 5.3 2S I^ N e w s c 89:30 :; 2D -B If5 V alicy c Inside the children were found firani hns revealed plans to run nu: InylnR side by side—swaddledllS'ln In ' ® i0:i 10:00 3 -N e w s. Spts.. Wthr.1 ron “n'l-Johnson candidates for mwi cloth and with newspapers : 4—News, S pts., W ihr.L delegates to ihe party's national wrapped on the outside.T o Dr. r •■ 5-News, Spts., Wthr.in mt convention next year., isik jEisE”" ° 7B-NCWS, Spts. Wthr. Is AVAIrANTI Merman described the bodies as —— Television execulive Gerald “well kept." ', 8-News. Spts., Wthr. Rowe snid Wednesday thnt thc One of the papers was nn edi­ pis- t 11-Ntws, S|)U. Wihr. group aim s lo convince Johnson tion of thc ticfiinct EvenlnR Sun 2SLr-Ncws, wthr.. Spls..ft. that10:41 hc cannot win rc-clcciion p„),| IE C O A T S d a ted Ja n . 20. 102D. Another wns 8:0 !pts. JOJ20 4—Movie. "M ad am e' 'c and should drop out of thc racc. SUEDE C lhe deluncl Evcnlns World

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C. C. BAKERI . . . Burlcy member•r of the BurleyR.upcrt Orientalr l e n t a l Shrino band displayss ribbon . j m ------Ihe Rroup won for placingicing sc^sec* ond in Ihe morchlnR band dl- HHON . vision ae thc Enstcmm Idaho Stale Fair. BlncWoot, They have appeared at parades urns ihroDoBout Ma|^c Valleyalley the ■ past ?cason.«* as Bolso ’ ind SoltTartio City. S E s vWENS y ■SEN Shrine Bandind 'S?-. Wins Honors At Blaclifootoot ID: You cann't 't pieplease all the people all the time BURLEY—Thc Burlcy-Rupcrtey-Rupert W m y ff so we concentratetrate on the ones who wantant to savesa money. We can'tcan't'satl satfsty the people who Orlcnial Shrine Band received second placc honors: Inin the I want to pay fancyancy prl) Baker*, Lloyd Drlskell, JohnI Harris,H arris, Charles Skaggs, Rolandid E. E . Wil­Wll- • lis. Bert Wright, Georgeirgc War- reli, Larry RadJoft, Waynolyno Kon­Kon- rad, Henry Olimann ondand Otto BACOWm S Q U A R« E S S 2 5 - r Rasmussen, all Burley.y- Russ Thomas, Buhl:ll: BruceB ruce • ^ ,5 H g Turkeys Sanders, Paul; Charles; Crcason, •nmH Bob Reed and-Rolandid Joncs, “ C”: TOM nil R upert. M em bers unable lo BEEF IBVERU\ . 2 9 - m arch Jn ihc parade were Jim Jfc' Rooer, Martin Anderson.in. LeRoy Golble, nil Burlcy, and ShermSherman an ^ Beliwood, Rupert. ------Pw-group-mnrfhrd a nt t .Blnck-Blnrlt- ______foot on 0 speclol Invitation.lion. Dur- --B E iE Jm M A S T S bnnd has .43- L • Jng lhe past ycar the band has jnarcJjca Jn parades atn t Boise, Twin Fnlls, Rupert Fourih•ourth of July, Keichum Wagon>n Days,D ays, . Cassia County Fair Parade.-nde. Bur-Bur­ S eedless ...... 2 ley, nnd S alt Lako City.:ity . Thc GRAPES»ES " 2 . 2 5 - p group has two returnI engage-cngafic- FRYERS I ments at Boise and SaltSalt Lake City yet this year. Thc Oriental Shrine Band3and may ' 9[|ra||H 9B ■ og« be seen during half-timeime Nov. W B B iU S B m S a I f e lETTUCEIC E I S ...... e a c h t f WWhole, h( ib. M i M ------L20_during-lbc_baskctball-gamc.all-gam e ------between thc Phillip GG’crsC crs andnnd . . nnc - -ColkRc or-Soulhom-Idaho,-TwInaho,-TwIn Cut-up. ib. _ ___ Falls, in the Burlcy Highgh School [" E E Z T T ^ - ..- ^ Gymnoslum . l - P R U M E} S % g B l u s h e l . . I U.S.HasNo InformationW l HONESTi s T A B F ^ANNUAL h CASEC/ GOOE> O D S SA L E ! On Weapons NIT CASE UNIT CASE By BOB HORTONON I T P t i AP Military Writer Ouantity SIZE I PRICEIICE I PRICE Quantifj SIZEI 2 E PRiCB PRICE WASHINGTON (AP)“"■sr.o, - Israel ITEM Quantity ITEM captured a wealth of)f Soviet- — — made weapons during lhe Mid­ dle East war but American offi­ ► Wood Cro*j ...... - 2 4 cials scoff ot su);gcslionss i thc TOMATOES w... l i ¥ j r ~ 7IT ^ ' 6.79 SHASTAMSTA POP-r...... ~ 1 T U! F 1 W i r United Slotcs received any mill-mili­ tary secrets in thc proccss. I N o . 1 0 i f =------Defense—and—Stole—Deporl- DoiibirtPik ...... ___mcnt spokesmen told ThcSK Asso­ -GREEN-BEANS-ANS— . —24—-24--3Q3--8/-98C-:98c-= 189- _MR.-SByR._SPUD-S:’^::ir ...... 6 C a s e c:J° a n 065c 5 ...H 3.75 ciated Press there hass been no exchange of informationatlon be-be­ tween Israel and thc Unffcd Ta.l.w.llWw oll W h.h o la IcD rnol...... 89c 4.25 BONITA)NITA FLAKES Cfoarwolttrrwoter . .. n r V2 n States on thc capiurcd weapons; CORN 24 303 5789c " .... 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Defense spokesmen say no IITTFR A weapons were loaned to or olh- PEANUT BUnEF1111 L II Crunch or Croomy A _ _0_ ___ -oLlJ8c__~8 c 5.70 CANNEDiNNED MILK Wo*l#rn Family ... . . 48 66789c 6.98 ' erwisp acquired by ihclie United ~ States for examination. Stale Department sourceslu rce ssa say y lAM^ SchoolI BoyDoy •- GnGrapo, Strawberry I f) this (Joes not mean therecrc might JAMj or Bloekborryk b o rry ...... 12 1 / ot 59c9c 7.49 CANNEDiNNED MILK . 5^77.:.": - 6/95C 7iO - not b c a tacit unilersiandlnBindlng be- __ twccn lower echelon U.S. nnd Isra el officials that if a rm s in- Dol Monto or Hunt's ' 0^4 spections*' wcTc*~Sougbr-thcy PEAGHES' i!;^follow plain halvoi'. i ...... L\24 Vh 4/$i:% ~ 5.98 ORANGE{AN6E JUICE .... . 48 Wz.o'z. 7.7789c 6.49 could be arranged. •■But frankly Wc know virtual­ ly c v crj’thinK nboul ihe MIG ----- •21," a .source reported. “ The CHILI CONI CARNECAR 24 3Gff 3779c79c 6.30 LEMONAM O p E ... 48 6-oz.oz. i:12/$1 3.95 . same goes for thc SAM missile, which is really a rather unso­unso- phisticated type weapon."m.” PURINA ■ I - VETSV ETS 2 Jerom e Youths-athsl ■ W in O ffices IIn n D O G& C< H O W I DOGFGFOOD 48 COUNT Campus Voting ■ ■ 5 1 5 F i | CALDWELt--Two Jcromccromcstu- stu­ ■ ■ m ■ "iwi r i i i i s i dents at the'College ofr Idaho in P ^ l ■ ^ i Caidwcll were cicctcdId sopho- V Ibs. ' more class officers In, balloting ^ ),^5.19 I ! 4 8 c o u Wednesday, Jt was announced.nnounced. , Lecvon Adficid wass namednam ed Magagic Marlnrkeis secretary and Paula BurkhalterJurkhalter UNIT p iic E ...... 3.79 ■ ------ts.thc_DCW. c lass t rea suurcr. re r. _ TASTITASTEWELL | 'O CONVENIENT LO LOC C A T IO N S Senior class olflcersf w will i i r b bc c ^ electcd in campus-wide balloting ^ . next Thursday, college;'Siid«"if oflicials 'M 'AR R O O A R T l « ^ MN AVE. S. ■ j'a iS"^!—^outhtPark-^- r p S CASE PRICE...... said. - • Ju tt acrou th« Bridge. ale any jteni in our stores ~ HURT BY BEARnr— - — 10URS^-8-A.M.-W lJQ_EjyLMO=.M. MON. THRU SAT. CODY, Wyo; (AP) — A 33- SUNDAY 3T;;------ed bv the case a t our cost _ year-old hunting guide from Co­ O f CUbSED EVERY SUNDAY dy, Bcrt Bell, was recuperatlns iJ During this salele will any even j show you the'in- In a Cody hospital today from ■j. ■- Sot, a n d Mon. in|urlr«-rfr<>lvr<1 S '* - :_____ may be ordered bv th( 5y a Vo

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i For AL’s TripliPriple Crown „ I / By BEN OLAN trzeitrzemskl’s total to 107 and the I ■ • A ssoclotcd p r e s r s p o r ts W riteriter’TwIn-shigger'raggregatfrto r ’TwIr lOJ. ■ NEW Y ORK (AP,) Carl C arl Al KaTne of Detroit., Paul ■ —^Y ^— t 1- Yastrzemski seems lo haveve the BloliBlair of Baltimore and Georseleorje ■ ------Insld------Insldo-track-on - the-.Amcrlcanerican Scot Scott_of_Bostoii_«lSQ_hBye * ^ League’s Most Valuable Player chancechar to win the AL batting award. But the powerful figuresigures crown.crov Kaline holds downn the of Frank J^obinson and-Harmonarmon No. 3 spot-wllh a .305 averageeragQ ____ Early EnlEntries Reateach 75 Klllebrew a are standing Inin thethc followedfollo by B lair a t .301 and pBoston o st star’s path to the' triple SScot cott a t .300. crow n. ‘• In the National Uogue. Pitts- ' -Yastrzemski held the leadleod biirpburgh’s Roberto Clementeite Is ■ . Monday liv all threo triple crown well on his way* to winning his For Firstrst AnnualalTran |categories, batting; homersrs and fourth foun batting title. He leads runs baited In. However,, as.a leanleammate Malty Alou. last result of Tuesday night’s action, year’syear champion, by IS points.Mints. . i T the young outfielder relin-Clenrelin- Clemente increased his roark y quished the No. 1 spot in baitingballinc seveseven points to .357 whileI Alou Falls Ope]>pen Golf: T(Tourney' |to Baltimore’s Robinson. • *' gaingained 11 to .342. . , . Y astrzem skr w as hitless»s In HtHank Aaron of AUanta and A bout 75 a m ateu rs and1 pro- open opei witl consist of S4 holes,ales, swingerswi from-Magna, Utah, and three trips In the game againstigainst JlrnJim Wynn. Houston, ore dead- fcsslonals alrendy have com*com- .Clyde Cl Thomsen, coursc. pro- HciHerb Pollack, now of^ . r San " g Detroit; 'f dropping his average-ace to l«klocked for the home run lead mittcd themselves' to playinglaying ressional,fess said ,35 Twin Falls Francisco,Fn as ccrtain entries, .312. -ti; R obinson, the 1968 triptriple e with 37 while Orlando Cepeda of in-the first annual Twin Falls busibusinessmen and friends of}f golf -’’Although•’* o u r prize lisist will crown winner, hnd one hit in the champion St. Louis Cards —Opcn-goK-lournamcnt, -n.-suc*i.-suc- havihave contrlbuied.cJ^OOJn-addedadded be.bc_down for the professionals.Ijon?!?- tw n tries nnd lifted his averageverage heads heat the RBI race with 108. ^ cessor to the larger Cactus"actus money.tnor "We ore shootingIg ior ItU will' remain Just tlic sameme for ,o(q .313. ■ ------Pete’s Open. ^ a fifield of 20^ half professlon’alsilon'als am ateurs.” T h o m se n noted.ted- Ppi; o r th e w eek ending Tuesdoy Q The tournament, offcrlnfiandring and half amateurs. If we-reachreach ^He added thc tuneup pro-am night.'nlch though. YusjrzemsklSS O3-Run " Homersers ENDS nbout 57,000 in pro prize money that'goalthai the total prize Usts t will wilwill bo se p arate fro m tho0 tour- gainedf^aln considerable ground be- ’ and S1.500 In m erchnridlseQridlse bo a round 58,500,” T homomsen sen nainament. _ causcause Robinson djopped eight ' awards for amateurs, willill be said.said __ — ' poinpoints with only four hits['if. In 4 Send OV Redlegsgs SATURDAY held at thc Twin Falls Municipallicipal Willisw Wardlow, who won the TJ _ limes nt bal. Yastrzemski had {course Sept. 29 and 30 andd Oct. CactusCac Pete’s title last Vi'Boston year, .IJ NipsS Sseven hlt.s In 23 al bats and his |->, 1. A pro-am- tournament-willt- will will be back to deferidTils crown.:rown. .1 f-n average did not chonge: ' • ‘ Past ' Braves be held Sept. 28, meaningIg the The Marysville, Calif., pro will T-. In thc home ruri and runs bat- ATLANTA .. (AP) - Vada , be facing^.some of ihc top clubcTub Indians To - ,Jted In competition. YnstrzemsklmMow p /‘. Bench-hit .... pro competition In the western■estern n r a nnd Klllebrew, the Minnesota three-run home runs Wednesday Tigers Snapi siTt states. ■ S vciernn. nre still duelling for At least five former Idaho ^Stay la First rthe lehd with the Red Sox’ out- "‘Bh . Open cham pions will be on hnnd, cC I.E V E U N D (A P ) —. RcgRic Tjpppip ficidcr holding slim m a rg in ^. < ' Loss Skein, including Ken Sparks of Nnmpa,nmpa. smSmith’s two-out single in the r t® Ei Ench lilt one home run-last Atlo 17th of Ernie Schncllcr Jr. of Ogden,)gden, ninninth inning scored Carlt Yos- wcckVwee giving. Yastrzemski 40 P' • first p RBI the season, canip In the first tc Dick Kramer of Sah Lake^ City, trz( trzemski with the winning‘ " nm f n nnd K lllebrew 39. In the RBI he nL nn c.iicgory. YasirzemskI hndid four *""‘JInntnc. but two-nin hursts In the Rip Yankees Tom Williams of Salt U kee City asns thc Boston Red Sox hung on E - K fourth nnd flflh innlncs out the lerican and Kiilebrew five, lifting Yas- if S" Sears Shock)ck AbsorbersA DETROIT (AP) — Al Kal/ncKfll/nc an<3inji Clifr W hittle ol th c Scotis-Scotis- to thcJr share of the American Brave* In fro n t until Bench’slenchs 1). League lead w iih a 5-4 victory slammed his Uth home runm andonti tlnlc.^alc Ariz., Country club. Lci victory homhomer, his first In the major If your car's ovw 2 years old. olt chanccs ore youI . RegularRe $4.49 keyed two other Detroit rallies ComingCi from the coast willvill be ovcover Cleveland Wednesday . leagues. In the sixth. with doubles to bacic'Joe Spnr- TomTon Liljeholm of Portland,I. who nig night. A , V The Braves runs In thee fifth need now Sears Shocks.ihocks. WWc orn'shockj lead fo . mn’s scvcn-hit pitching asIS De- has always taken money out of 1The victory kept the Red:: Sox : Astros RaUyJ cnme on a two-run homer by poor steering response,>onse, slopsloppy handling, and le los- tlie' 'tournament, and puttingnjtting tlfcsafety with Sears Shock 3 ““ niftht. riekfield is cxpeclWanTni^niStpdnistpd —’—Yui’trzemskl;— who—slaramcd « - A l'anlo ...... 000 S20 000-4 8 2 luprful bis 4lst homer earlier, louchcd ^ :^.’nd - Absorbors. .------Kalinc’s_homer. a solo shot. shot, JackJac Ridd, thc small, powerful " f I 3 Potjpas, Nottebart (6\ and - F o r .M o » t“ camc inflie first inninR offf loser ...... Z ....*■. olf Dosion’.s w inning rnily=SNipPii-ates- wilh J - " Bench: Britton. Ritchie (fi). Car- apSS’ CHARGE IT... oon n SSaars g a t, lli- •'* home a run In Detroit’s two-run t nd on 'cr Ron Davis delivered a two-two. 1(h 10-U. L -B ritto n , O-l. U .S . C a r* : Afl He moved td second on Pin- third for his sccond RBI and led JamJ c boree Slated 1" ch and two-run. single In thes ninlh ninth WHome runs — Cincinnati. Pln- off Ihc four-run TiRcr fifth off George Culver’s w ild pitch and ««»• un rnl-son (17). Bench (1). Atlanta. rilA stayed there when Georgee ScollScolt inning, ""'i cappins n thrce-run rnl- *0'' Yankee reliever Fred TalbotM Porf ( Buhl League - his hll ly giving Houston a 5-4 vie- AaronAar (38). .______wilh his second double. walked. Then Smllh lined his hll ’X " BUH^-Buhl civie clubs:lub» to right field and' Yosiaemski■zemski '"rv over Pittsburgh'Wcdnesdnynesday SS Talbot walked Willie Horton • nioht. nnd Bill Freehan singled KniineKalinc “nvcll” their first juniorinlor jajclashed home. • I base teams at 7 p.m. sSix home runs nccountedted for TheTr Astros were trailing 4-2 home. Don Wert reached base “ coing inlo the.ninlh but-cocsecu- TROPHIES on Homce Clarke’s errorr nnd Saturday^ In a special JamJam- - the game's first eight runs. rthrup boree at the high school foot- CConsecutive homers byLT Tony tive doubles by Jim Wynn nnd jilnch-hltter Jim ' Northrup » d II for Doug Rnder scorcd one run. *11 Flammed a basos-iondcd single, balloi field. HoHorton and Max Alvls tied It for Dou Boys In Iho flflh a n d sixth;Ixth Indians in the seventhseventh AiAn infield single by Bob As- scoring two more runs. nromnnt&-nnd n walk loadedicd the Evanti liiliiiiiilHHllH in an grades, protected In com*pom. against Jim Lonborg. nroi Thc fourth run came in, on S| -5 12 0 bases wilh one out and after :c ■ fly plcte uniform s, wiil g e t th(hi?- e ir Boston ...... 000 003 in i- 5 12 0 hast Dick Tmcewskl’s sacriflcc fly pi -4 6 0 Aaron Poinler forccd Rcn k over first taste of organized1 ^ 5 Cleveland‘'■f . . 000 020 200-4 6 0 Ann off Joe Vcrbnnic, who took over fl nil (8) Brand nt thc plale for thehe SCOscc- JC g e m for Talbot. ««iBckfc .football in th e ja1 m^ .- ^Lonborg. Lyle (8), Wynii (8) Bnn L _ and Gibson: McDowell. Culvcr Culver ond oul. Davis* pinch single won Ncw Y ork . . 000 000 001— 1 7 2 boreob< and procced Into a 'R h tiifc,'a£ 4 l; D e t r o it...... 102 141 O lx-1010 12 0 JcJcaguo schedule next week.l„i, (8) and Azcue. W—Wyott,:t, 10-6. ii.il. L -C uiver, 7-3. Piiisburgh Pill: .. onooni 120—1-1 in 1 TROPHIES Downing. Talbot (5). Verban-crban- a fish fry will be held In ^ , , Home run.s-Boslon, Yastrzem-slrzom- HoustonHou ...... 010 000 103-5-5 12 1 Mon.rf.(lur.ft ic (5). Tiliotson (7) and Gibbs;Gibbs: conjunctionc< with the curtain- . Sparma and.Frechnn. WSpar-VSpar- raUn er. ski (41), P e tro c e lli (17). And­ • m o, 15-9. L—Downing. 13-10. rews (8). Cleveland, BrownIvn (7)^(7). TR^TRY TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS ...... ;...... 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' r*s I , Offense. B re t Staples Is th ird In punt rcturAs .wIlh three for 38 n L yards andj Is second with 87 Hagermaiman-Richfi€ ifield A n d Twin FallFalls Invadesies Buhl! FridaWday Night |yards on four kickoff retuhis.' ’ By LARRY llOVEY:y ' WiWells, junior ounrterback.k. whose bebest scrJcs agnlnsi Burley.jy. Wells yjirds.yji F o r th a t reason-on- Bruin Spl S^ott Cryder Is In a - J .—». — TImos-Nowi.Sporti-Edltor—JdltOr___«KniilHi.r ih Wne ft)h [r«H ltif»ihf» Hur. nur. CO could hand of^on a..dlvel.dive: to fans-.irilghllai Rct_itlidr_firsL.lQokfitsLlook tie for second with four pass T O Buhl's John Walker-headedided de- Ic;Icy fracas. Boo Glese;; a 175- Giese,Gi roll oul, h fn 'n iud l '^ optloii tlo ii ai“qua'rtCrbncirVon'WellrdDltiR 31' etlrd{,“ g r««roceptlo-ns:rr^-^v^::_^.-- L O feaslve unit runs into a*i DobbyBobby po pound siSphomorc. w ill' rcplaccreplace or fling a swing pass to> Turner, ai least' spot defensWe! work w ork nt Gooding-'ig-WoodRi^ River Tilts ^Blakc-led. offensive team1 Fridny tilstili brother nt'.fullback andand Don (hithe hian In motion. This parllcu- cornerback. co ~ ' ------nIshrniia~lhe~r'esaiUi1jrsi5nTK.«tnifi rsi5nTK.«t M sih tw j-w iu -ijro b a w y-Scrihc -s c i-ih c laiBr-ptny-rctjuires-headrtip-de- is^tip de- —( Going Inio the wcekeninjliiRc ]’?!' should jvsi about answer‘r wwhich hich (gunrterbncktgi nod. - '- fcifen.sc from a minimumI of four leatj,igj Southern Idaho>0 ConfCN Die Dick UU)». Tw.n ...... rt 114 ».l Is the best football teamn in the wiih those Iwo out Buhl'suhl's of.of- f"cnf”’ and was a cause of con- ehcaeh, In rushing, totalI-Offense, .offense, «•' Cf<“...... « . *-• THle Overt(jftones nrea. t The Indians und thche Twin fcn„fp ^111 be hurt, particularlytlcularly cccern for Coach Eden. ... sci scoring 'and punt returns.;urns. He """-n.y rj„ A«r. Garry Tit I, • Falls Fa Bruins ,Rct logeiher for ther for timing, ll will put- added But T ^ ^ in .F a lls .|.sn’C hurting hurling has ha 204 yards in two gamesam es amand i nshnsd ni>i ...-m - - m «.t r. - except has scorcd 3C points. Hc bas i’«> ivrnpup hurdle last Friday and a dcci-Knydeci- K Schrenk off^the Injured 'iir ?> I ■ pressure on Dan T u rn er, Junior loitoo bnaiy-dcfcnslvcly — except ha RlcUricId could all Init wrnp up hu Injured p Triday on lhe Buhljhl field iialfback, who already was'the fofor allowing the longg bomb reiurnedret six punts for yards nn Con- slon ovcr H agerm an-w ouldld;Klvc ;kIvc Ii;list. ,, P;,',' MO yards I »l M the Snnke R iver Elplif-Mnn Con- slo with the Bruins holding a sligslight h t workhor.se. ft prolMibly will/ill bring mmuch too frequently. nnnnd a touchdown. Wells tops the oic inR and il sole possession — (ind a full- Raft River. holdinR a 1-2 rec- 5.3, - - ference-tilto-and Coodinf; and il ^•2 « c - 5.3-1 edge. . LjLynn Bnbington, a veteran right ■ all riish- passing with 180 yards vo" f* [her to game lead — of first place.:c. •' oi o rd , )vllt travel to Rockland „ ™ rielil Tlio Bnilns hnv= held nil rush- Wood R iver rcc loRClhcr lo gn ock and RoInR to sljoww them luilialfbnck, inlo c c n tc r stnRC, too. im •c of 1 0 while fullback Dick Little, a c..chYd.,TD Is arc where the Bulldogs arc 1-1 In IRC, loo. ing plays to nn average of 1,0 make a probnlile chninpionshipplonship jH agerm an's c redenlials a re w \t\nr. 1!] everythinR we have," says Twin npleilotis juhior, ranks third in1 rushing OfnnHoki Datinn. Kimpt ... « M a victor- loop play. Castleford, losing In p ' lys ■Twin welis nnd Giesc figured!d prom- yardsya but eight pass completions decision in ihc BIr EiRlit Confer- imImpressive, iwo-lopsided victor- lo F a lls C oach M crl E den, "^b u t inenilyi„, in Conch G ary Selby's hnvehn nctled thc oppositionition 280 'vlth 180 y a rd s and fifih»|» In to..i total f s ! S !- • cnce in the hiRhliRhl's of thisIhis icsics' over eight-m an team s, and, nnd. th the last mlnules toi Wells andnfler watching ihem lasi week ------— C„d„. T.« Ml. . . w eek's hifih school footballball nc- if Richfield feels n little letdownletdown nt now 1-2, moves across the val-I'm sure it will-seulele into 1118 Thuriday, Sopt. 21,1967' tion. M eanwhile, the liaillellle will oviover ils blR Wln over Ihc: Mush- Icylc to Oakley where Coach-h CaryGary stralRht on head banRinging nnd • , , WTHE f ,r//tfiF5--/WFHg conliiiue lo roRC in IhcIC look- ccr< rs last week, the P ira iecs s will SwS' an's HorneLs im pressed-isea^ in ,j,p ,,^5 .ti,at lasts lonResi will * a il even Mnpic Valley Conferenceiference knknock them off the cloud.I. la Ia.>;t week's victory :r over Mur-win Mur- HT” ------• ( k ...... ,— •. nnd Mlnlco. stayinf’ n l homewme lo10 - spdtUgfit .‘?fays on thcIhe . Dcfcn.se , . h.f.t bw n (he key 5 • play Bonneville, and Burley.Burley, Northside for Saturday when In addition (0 Ihe Hngerman-;erman- word^o at Duhl. which hns a .win n ' travclinR to Bhickfooi. remainmam In G„odinR travels lo Wood River. ai ui-Richfield gnme, the Snake Snake nndnni a lie so fnr. The defense C . .-_the..lla5tcrn. Jtfaho .-.Confercncciference -j-j, cquu q bruisinR defen- R River loop offers two games, hahas scl.up the lone muclidown * fm W rrr< y>nn...... Ill / < w iirs. sivslve battle as both Coucheslies pul D Diclrlch,-looking-for Its“firstts first in~lhe in’ lie upiinsl Minico rtnd “ HnRermnn's dunces of Jfe- sc and win, tries for it at Carey.ey. Bui na blocked punt, again by de- ~ V ----- "ftofIny---^I>V%»>*Tw:n-;-rilli------7 '*■ heavy stress on -defense and w ' •* . :i: . cominR the elglil-mnn IcnpucIcaRUC fjj. position. th c Panthers showed 70) points fense.fei Rot the two pointsnts^ that ,_ ^ MW- ^ liilist Vi-ould be enhanced by a , hi,i ii,p Wood R iver won the Bigc EiRhtEight vi'orth^ of tceih lust week.k. Cam- beibeat Durley last weok. victory over Richfield . biii Llhe Conference_ last year 'by,y dis- O’*“• County, rebounds fromn one of -The blessing for Twinin FFalls a lls K Piralc.-! slill hnve th e re v e r- lodginR Gooding In a hard-nosedd.noscd infrequent losses. Tl»ee Mush- Mush- is isthat thc game wasn't played -_-_iouplv-Camas_CQunly. MushersS '"^7-C decision: The Wolverinesvgrines crs iravcl to Grand .View., lasi. laji week. Aficr. a hard_ivcekrd*Lvcek I -ONE DAY-SERVICEJ- 10 conicnd w iih in n couple of he win ______bn the practice field —- trying wccJtf. Riclifieltl pns.scdI fthat ll n I have Ronc on lo run the win LiiiiL' streak to 13. , 1 , lo cJIminaie some of thc mis- takes shown in the Idnhullo Falls F a lls Off-RETREADINGil“ PAS$IM(EN 6 ERFUUILtTREflVS-1 Tlie Filer'Wildcats, who also JHomers Lift ■ lo.ss, li lhe Bruins hnd five s ta rte rs I could havc •somcthlnR to say on the Red Cross lisi last FFri- ri- O rioles T akeK c S who's RoinR to be cham - n •» dav,.Two were the ilfbncks, halfbacks, _ , pion, will bc ai Shoshone3 w here Twins J Over*t :,.i - Blake and Drct Siapie.s, with leg w ith i=E B a tte r ie s . ' lhe Indians are much scr.nppicr muscle pulls, T w i n B i U Ithan Iheir' sire. Valley- and / B uhl's curse w as >-that—th;hat—thc c ■’ ' Glenns Kerry, a pair of.ienms AtlileticsX 6-2 . Riime wasn't played earlier. ' « c _ , ■ I T with 0-3 rccords, will be seek- d ▼ /fi VSTAMDSrANDS BEHIND ■ t MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL Ft i^ullback Dnn^Cicsc.is oul. per- From Soloiis . *;ioR 10 Jenvc ilic confercncc base- , oScharged nd2 Bob hnp.s fo r thc saison', H'Jtliwith a ^ V J e v/ery e r y ttire i r ha sells B - Dave •” cnch other's expense’yiSvS \ I durinR [TIRES WASHINGTON (AP) - Dave »'< Allison slammed iwo-runin hom- hnbroken wrist sustained during • May's iwo-oot double ■ scorcd wli 'vlien they collide nt Oicnn. Glenns gpj. Harm on KiUebrewiilcbrcw pnpractice Tuesday. Listed as u D ave Johnson nnd Drfloksks Rob- rFerry. c drove in two runs wirti a ppair a ir of doidoubtful participant is Jim Inson w ith thc lie-breakinRnR runs jKimberly. showinR a procllv-procllv- sisingles, pacing Mlnne.sotaJta nnd — ' 9 9 I k A N Y In thc lOlh InninR Wednesdaysday ns j{y for passing in its firstrst two D>Dean Chancc to n C-2 victory Bnltim ore bent WashinRionton 6-3.6-3, gncnmes, invndes Wendell, which o\over Kansas City Wednesday. [V m e d I completing' ft doublchcadcrchcader jridropped a 7-G decision loto Sho- Oliva's 16ih hom er handedtold M eylan Is N am ed sweep. sluslionc last week and is 1*1.•I- . ChanccCl a 4-2 ledd a fte r Kille- T , i SIZE. ' Robinson's 2Ist homercr and 1In lhe EIC, Minico. bombedlombcd bi brew's second run-scoring sin- ^L i n e m a n O f WV e e k Cheater two doubles led ihe OriolesIcs to a 38-38-0 by Skyline last w£ck,, draws ft|ef.| tied lhe game in thele third By The Assoclatod PressP re ss LISTED 4-3 victory ia thc first Rame,’im e,' ananother louRh foe in Bonnevillenneville inning.Jn Allison's 22nd homer 'Wayne Meylan. Nebraska'sibraska's I Johnson' and Robinsonin bolh prFriday nighl. Bonneville isn't as a s pnvepi the Twins a 6-2 cushionshion in AllAll-America middle guardmrd ofoi Slicks sincled in the finnl fram e of the cxexplosive ns ‘Skyline butlUt thethc the th fifth. la-*!Insl senson. Is bnck nl thclhe snme sam e — CHECK II college nighlcap nnd. after Darold ^ejjecs are higlilv regardedI. in the Chance allowed only fourour hitshiis “'‘I stnncc in the current college Knowles struck out Curtirt Ble- jo,conference. Minico is still'11 liav- 5„ pos,inj. Ills ]9ih victory foolbad cnmpniRn nnd his cl- fao'. May's double drove them jpring trouble finding Ihe punchinch to q,QRalnsi 12 losses. He gave•avc upun !}}*■forts against the University of ' in. Sam Bowens ihcn sinRied, gg, ’ fourth Washington bsi Saturdayr a havc |i3 TRACTOR-FRONTi " ' ™ SinRied, j,s drives inside the 25- rc rookie Dave Duncan's fourlh - 5i6qxM .5:60x13113 77;0C :0 0 x 1 4 " drivinfi.In M ay.,...... va yard tine to thc enemy goallalline. line. h«homer wlth-a mnn on bnscbase Inin carried him the tCollcKC Unc- Baltimore .. 000111010-4 111^,—Burley returns to defense:nse of ihihc second to fall behind 2-1.2-1 Bui But !!!5tnnn' of the Week designation,Z v iio n . 10 PLY. liAQi; | 8 8 IQ 55- - 6-00*^ 3 6:00x14114 6:5C 6:50x1.3 \ 12 month road haz* WasWngton OOO 001 002-y7;rr 4 ]T. iis tltle by traveling to Dlack- theth big right-hander surren-suirdn”. -The-O-foot. ' 239-poundi senior -NYLON - Phoebus. Drabowsky (9) and V' the rest from Bay Ciiy. Mich., made 13 7.50x10 | / ard euaranteo na* foot- The Broncos reportedly«rted1y dcredd< only one other hit thc rest I # 7;50;14 6:50x14 8:t)C8:00 x 1 4 tio f n w ld e . E tc h eb a rren ; Qosman, Daidwit . It don't of lhe way 10 go thc distanceance for unassisted tackles and so ha­ha- ihnni,MJhoebus, have a good backfield bu t d jjgjj. o n 't Jf, ol (8) and Casanova. W—Phoebus, le Dob- the 17th lime th is y ear. ^rassed thc Pacific Conslisl team 8:50x14 5:90x15[15____ 6 6:7C :7 0 x15 Plus Tax 35c 14-8. L-^Bosm an. M . ... n cais in the line. Burley definiie- j, . . . . that-the Comhuskers spilled the Home runs — Bnltimore. B ‘llll'iK * Knnsns City 020 000 0 00-3lO—2 4 2 fafavored ' H uskies 17-7. ■ 5:00x15 6:00x15115 7s1C7 i l 0 x l 5 . Cappable Tire Robinson (21). Wnsbingion,■ion’ F.F needs,more running punch.S n Mfn'iesota 103 020 OOx-C 8 1 = “ ‘ M .P. ' ’ ' ' .substantiating Coach Rulon WHITEWALLS How ard (35). 5,“ ' hai the Rodrlguer, Odom (5) and Dan- 6:50x15tl5 7:6C B nltim ore .000 003 000 O-C_r 111n 1 Budge's pre-season fear thal the I b T o a n^ s I AIR COMPRESSORiSOR ' 5 2 .0 O M O R E W nshlnston 001 020 000 0_3 -3 3 0 bO'backfield depth limited thc cn- can.a Chance and Zimmerman. W U p c z . T . F ish er (5). Cilli- ('''c team . ^ . _—Chance, 19-12. L -R o dd rig rig u u ez. ei “TH E MOST” ford (7), E. Fisher (3) andind Ha- 1In ihe.MaRic- Valley Confer- ® ' on GUNS and -f ) I------:------n thet ■ SHOTIT SHISHELL VEST Per 100 ------...... ‘ U S^ l Our Guarantiee ... k ra ■ CUSTOMERR "Mdrquelquette" Superi p e r S c o p e A REG. $12.50 r a 24 Shell loops ON ' # Per 1000 ...... I r a SATISFACTION HEF^E^S WHATAT OUR EXPERTS DOI d r e g . $ 2 . 9 8 ...... 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' c r e d it TERMS UPT0.6 MONTHS Thundoy,S*p».2I,)967i 7 19|— 19 —------' , r " Officialsils Clinic PlannedP] /YHc TiAies~/^^ - i n p Q o i yjunction:® i M ^ it h N B A i DRESS— ^ R i P E^— — E&iMficition TilFIrrin Rupert^— ------’ . . -RUPERT—John .Vanak’lak’ andond 1 Lakers and Baltimore Bullets; The ctlnle,'Uke.the exhibition,Khibition, JBiirl6y Golfers Gol Set-t; RodgersJRide1 lide .... Bill Konkel, a p in . of veteran is1< set- for’ 5:45 p.m. At thoth o isi being co-sponsored by lhe ofdciola out of thfe -Niuional NnUonnl FPonderoso inn In Buriey.:y. It is fntermountftini AAU Basketball • ’ J ^To 4-3 Win 8 Basketball AssociaUon, will con.con- beingb held In cooperationion with Commltttei and KBAR Sports of ' n ' 'II I duct a referee’s clinic■. for allail thct Fourth District Officials Burley.1 "We thought this would , y On Weekend ^ . interested M agic -VAlleyley. offl- Association / with Commissionernlssloner be1 an excellent chance rSToumeyOiifor krca - Over Mets cials Oct. 7. , CCarlos Bcrriochoa, Shoshone,hoshone, orflcials( to get an Insightight into BURLEY — Thc firstst annual ofol m ed al ploy, will be tth e sec* The clinic, which willI be held aand Frank Uriguen, Rupert,upert, theI way the real prosI do'-it,"do'-it,'’ BBurley Harvest amateurleur golf 01ond of the seasort for the-“ ouJleyBurley ■• n e w YORK (AP) -- Al Fer-Ftr- I 1 snapped a just prior to the NBA exhibitionexhibition heading>i thc commitiea for the aays\ Bill Schocn. Rupert,rt. chair- totournament will bc conductcdronductcd c movo briskly, pimlcularlyilarly In The meet, based on two doys s< sclcct their own foursome and ' ------tee-off times for Saturday but tho Burley-Rupert area., H6 said ------•" - •------«< ...... " S V. i» I 1 thu field will be flightedI^anrt and os-n 3fr with none out In the sixth •3-.V- at a tlckct outlet in Twin“"pai'l Foils Angels/ HoldH rI signed pairings and tee-off times ^ for Sunday. Flights will be dc- r - and mall orders were comingomlng in ,^ c? ic ______YP ------tc rm in ed vby handicap."------?J w ell; ------— •— C « r« ih» inflcid hits" by R on . Hunt a'nd *■ - *’I want to Impress on■ every- Sox Out OfJL " Expcctcd' to play are the |iRon Fairly. Ferrara's double ' '..T one that while we will have no •» champion brother set of Don and d ? ro v e in two runs a n d1 Los An- a Val Toolson. both Rupert, who *■; . reserved seals as such we will I Si', a™ sclcs added a third on1 Luis Al- • have a scat for everyoneSFix-st thal Placet f wonS thc Burlcy nnd Rupert Am- “caraz* sacrifice fly. ___buys_«_tlckci,l Schocru_sold.«ru_sold. _-ANAHEIM .(AEl_=_IominIe-lonimle " championships earlierriter imsthis Dtysdale, who won his' " -'I'he Minico gymnasiumium will AgccA knocked in four runs wllh .. 1:I2ih with late inning relief help.j se at about 3,000 persons.. WcwilloW c will a liom er. double nnd)d sinfilcsuirIc ^ (Idrove in the'Dodgcrs'fourih£ l l '™ run' l G ei wilh It: tillsthis seas season— adci new pin* add some auxiliary seating. Wednesday,riightW nnd Bob Lock- 1 O n with a seventh inning double.' That way wc should bcs able to erei pltchcd four innings of iwo- -■Idaho Works On zLos Angeles . 000 003 10l>-4 8 3 to-wide-trackck stripe shirts to. your makc'thc seating gunrantcc.be-intce.be- hithi relict ns thc Chicago While 1 k N ew Y ork . . 000 000 120-3’Vf 14mi I wardrobe. Single-needleSlngle-no( stitching, but* S ' . ' 1 causc wc arc dcTlnltcly goingjo Sox S< defcat^cd Cnlirorniii,nill ."'si! 6-1. JPass Defense' . r Drysdalc, Peranoski (8) and- • - sell only 3,050," ' ni and remained within 0 lialf- “MOSCOW.' Idaho ( A P) ) — The T he Roseboro:R FrIsclla. Gnendaanda(l). (6), ■ ton-dtj\Jr( "collarcollar andan tapered body, Schoen said hc.was Inn almostnlmost R“"'C.ot thc Americann League University|j of Idaho football)all team V,Wynne (S) and Sullivan.van. W— daily contact with representa-*®prcsenta- - cjconcentrated on pass defensecfcnsc in D rysdale, 12-15. L—F risella,isella, 1-5.I 1-5. Popular'wiiitehite o.xford o.xfor cloth with racy tivcs of the teams andid added Minnesota nnd Boston.,ton., both d drills Wednesday, derful to winners Wednesday, remained Coach Steve Musseau said he • stripes>Boys‘•ys‘ siiess lie s at{ 3.99. ' "Ihcy have been wonderful to ''' nl IMOVEMENT " -llS g tp i .tmallest for first. • cexpects Fresno State to1 Sl pass at . , norJc with. We a rc lha smallest »hcn thc By ■"» Auocltllixl Pre.5Pre ss ■' . . stop on the exhibition tour and Cl Chicago ...... 410 000 010-0010—0 7 0 l(least half of Ihe lime when the they want us lo make' a goodcood ^ California'.... 001 110 001—1001—I 9 0 V andals tangle whh th;hc e Cali- The upstream movement of Saturday fish at Columbia River dams . showing so Ihcy. can planDlan on Locker (6) andd Marlin, Martin, fi fornin club in Fresno Saturday fl irfj\ ■ OPEN . f ; i making Rupert an annualal stop."ston'• Josephson (6), Brunet.t, Cimino n night. Sept. S 19: - - f nr« Contes (3), Wright•ighl (5), "They thi'cw 47 times•s against Chinook Steel. Silvers , . TlckeU for the eventt “arc re on Locite( (g) a n d Tnylor. W—Jonn, SSanta Clara last weekend."tid." said BonnevilleE 6317 13(2 5983 m m SKZ sale ot Thriftway Drugra g and k l —Bru n ei, 11-18.i. N M usseau. "an d wc conn expect 1T h c D alles • 4010| 2807 S i1822 | ■TI19:00P.M.M. I C33XJI3 S I KBAR Radio In Burley ! Roger- Home runs — Chicago.igo, A Arccrcc nmure of .the same S Saturday aturday ^M cN nry 1608 1247 851: son .Xoffceshop In Twin/In FallsFnlls /]04). California. Reichiirdtardt (16). night."n ______IIce H arbor______642 m 1B20 o H1421 ^ ll y and Jack's 66 Ervice; in Ru- pert..Tickets, nlso_can1 bcb e re: rc; ______/ / / . que.stcd by mail in cores oof f AAU l / j A Basketball llc.idquarters,e rs, Ru-Ru­ pert. Price is M.50 nnd W.OOH.OO for JERRY WEST, standoutidout guanguard for Ihe Los Angeles Lakers,jikers, adulu and S2.50 for children,children. kifcf3llCi6iii&3lS£ll will load hls teammatesates acolnagainst the Baltimore Bulletslets In No checks will be acccptcd. a National BasketballII AssociationAssoclal exhibition gamo'InIn .the .tho • ------S e a r s Minidoka County Highgh School gymnasium Oct. 7. TIckcts for the event arc available'aiiable In three Magic Valley towns. Peny Hulls . 1 9 ^ ^ Haynes Haslas IRecovered [ Giants Past All-Star Rum[Running Touch,1 . Chicago 5-1- 1 ' StartingSta Friday Fr CHICAGO (AP) - Gaylord NEW YORK (AP) — When impression anyone m ighfhaveght'-irave Perry fired n sevcn-hllterlitte r and Abner Haynes nnd CookieOkie Gil­Gil- of him as a washed up. veteran, 'von his fifth straight game, christ switched places in a sev­sev- In his first came for' his new bringing his record to 15-15 as en-player trade In Junc,1C, mnny club—nnd in his first against^iiszainst^is he pitched San Francisco to n 5- football people suid Denvernvcr and old one—Hoynes romped■d for ISI 1 victory ovcr the Chicago Cubs Miami merely were exchangingxhanging yards on 12 carries andid scored -Wednesday, problem s. two touchdowns that gave thc The triumph wns tho' CianU* K f Coach George Wilsonn of Mi­Ml- Dolphins a 35-21 victoryory over 13th in 17 gomes this monlh. m ami disagrees. Denver last Sunday. He also Snn Francisco took a one run f j “•'Evei^one said Abnerer was a caught two passes for 14 yards, lead in the first, and then T IM !^tUMIM ____troublemaker.'* Wilsonm said, said, Tiie touchdowns, on runs of knocked out ChicagoD starter . “but. he’s no inorc~aa~lroub- Iroub- Ihree'and 65'yardsrcame'ln-thcne'in-thc rookltrRich~Nye-during-n-two--n g -n tw o ------lemoker than.ihe mann In thc fourth quarter, after the:he Bron-Bron­ run third. -f ~ moon.’* cos had tied the gam e 21-21. J im Davenport collected fourfourt Haynes, however, runsns better For thaf performancee Haynes straight- hits for thee Giants, than the man in thc moon,lOon, andnnd was named thc AFL’s OOffensive ^nslvc three ainglcs and his fifth hom- i i i M lhat has meant a lot ofjf trouble Player of the Week by' The AS*As- «r for the rest of the American sociated Press Wednesday.day. *— . Football League. Sharing halfback duties[ties with San Fran. ... 102 Oil 000-5 11 1 Actually, It meant a lotlol more Joe Auer, Haynes goincdined l just i s t Chicago 000.010 000-1 7 0 trouble In the first five! years of about one-half as much1 yardage pcrry and Barton, Holler (6); the leVgutf’s’ -exlsiencei-H>^Hayncs aynes as hc did all'Inst season-son- (304) Nye, Hands (3);-Culp (4), James was an ali-star the firstirst three and almost as much as he did 5), Stoncman-(6), Ellis (8) and seasons—than in thc past twotw o thc entire 19C5 season (160). (IfiB). Hundley. W—P e riy , 15-15.i L- — WM h e 11 1 2 6 TiK res L{L a st when his productivity dropped Wllh that kind of comeback.om eback. Nye, 13-10. Haynes ccrtainly could not mind off sharply. w ii? Home runs — San Francisco,Prancisco, Dut thc 29-ycar-old halfback having Auer as a ;oholder of ectlfythc the halfback job. ------apparently wants~to rectify thc r-jl ! 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/ • ' 20 Twin Foils Times-Newsis-News . Sepl. 21-22,'1967 - ■ EpiscppalsIs Get Go-Ahead T o. Unite Churchurch With’ 9 Others Eonmey'Sar Savs Race By GEORGE W. CORNELLlORNELL I. Olher denominations Involved A P RoHjfion WI'riler' riter ‘ J . i are McthodiRts, ^nited - Pres* - SEATTLE (AP) -. Enisconal'byiorians,Episcopal:] the UnlfbMayor Heniy Moier deciijed lo>0 denominations. Church, , and the Chrisilrin Meih' 'n so will B B Q j]' The move could odd a pracd- ony adverse pollticnl _ eonsc-consc- giver a speech out of town so will *.liie Episcopol Church. his dis- not bc available for any/ confer- rcol’ dim ension 10 the tolk.s. qucnccs rcsuItinR irom nis dis- n Michi- which so far have been confincd , play of concern for ihoscsc Uvlngliving cnccc with the governor of Mlcni- mse” sus"on USE TIMESrNEWS WANT ADS in slum neighborhoods. 6gan. to working-out a consen.sus on . The . M ichigan governor,lor. .who.wlio Romney, an undeclared candl- basic principles ralhcricr than on 1 fnced two racial confrontationsDntntlons datej for thc Republicanin prcsi-presi- a definite blueprint. Wednesday, told a Milwaukeeilwaukee dentialj nomination, wnss barredb a rre d Assessing progress nircady news confcrcncc racialll proJ>-proJ> uv ’cdnesday from enterln/;nga a pri- made on principles, the bishops BRUIN FOOTBALL ■ lems and city violence arc this vatev welfare organizationion in a {callcd it a “.significantml advancea d v ance o n country’s major problem,n, ,P Puerto Rican neighborhood,rhood In nnniR ip^fl^^^PSnu tow ard C hristian Unityiiy in m at- • ____ •; Romney arrived in Milwaukeellwaukee Chicago—andq then facedcd somesom e ters of doctrine, worsiiip, sacra- ■- on his lour ot urban areas.cas. ButBui toughti questioning fromn NNegro egro ments and ministry, which have iherc were no plans forr himh im to mn llltonts who w anted to(0 know long divided loyal followers of 1 jnect the Rev. James E.. Groppi.Groppi, vwhat hc would do for themicm if he hc Jesus Christ.” who has been leading demon- wasv ever elected prcsldcnt. Most of thc Olher churchcs in- ...... juiraiJoas /or-an-opcnJinuslnBuslnR or-or- d(7n‘r-wanr-any-doubler double volved already have: authorized ■- dinancc. Father Groppi leleft'Mil- ft' Mil- taj, ih ," n young Negro told}id RRom- om ­ Iheir delegations to begin put. put* 1450 KC , neyn in the store front headquar­eadquar- ling thc fundamentals'inio-a . ters of West Side organiiation.iu tio n . ^ ■ S S S m S s ^ W B H k B ^ ^ I ■ M H framework. However,•MhJ"§3is“ Ihc Epis­ ON-YOUR RADIO Dl^l----- rU lO f The Negro militants hadlad ques- copal Icam, along with Method- Swiug Among tloncd Romney os lo whether PALMS BEND wllhh the windswind of Hurricane Beulah'nsih'ns a bockground are a coupleuple of buildingsbull In Ihe downtownm area,area. jjis,[ have lacked clear-cutnr-cut sane- SPONSORED BY his Mormon religion madeladc'hinT niny ~~Corpus Chrlstl beach1 goes awoiawosh from wave action., In the Bculoh was moving up:p the TTexa e x a s coost. (AP w lrephoto)0)______lioni lo do so. IIS anti-Negro, ond Romneyicy .told.told. ■_ , ■ : The green light from thc bish- Republicans ! . J lol 7. Allrn Talk SuWlylilc.ti, KImbfrly ppart lol 1. lllthvicw Subdlvlilonn IllaitwKk, loii I. >. Ilomt Acrti,crti SuMltl- ( ops Still w as subJcct to concur- « INDEPENDENT Jhem they should Judge a roan. 3lCi*S OriDj S. nuilrf^isJhotnion K. Taylor. ^ Twin TatH THit h Troll Is A. ’C. i ■ by his deeds. ' “ I Property Transfers ; T*frVf. Ion II. :o, Jl. JJ. block i„, 3, 4. J, <, lilock :. Tbomsxm Glanil- Sj AdOiDnn/ block 4. llaJIkc Suhdlviilon Amended > ' B. Subdl.i.ioft Jaek B. Chliwood 10. Lillian L, Chit- I slantlal swing amonR urbanrbon and foolishness."j, Watrinly 1, J 1 , ' ■r*'''' I'«>1i'TiiI« * Tniil lo 10 John H.K _ ’ Twin Falli Cuuniy Trraturrr■r lo10 AuiuiIAuiuil “’*"*• '®‘ *“ *’ iuWlvUlon ' ie.sday olso BOTTLING CO, suburban Republicans causcd A few minutes beforefore his rwncli L. True lo noyle D.I. llaid>..loLj„Kay,lludjvloL ,, rail Inl J, Noilhvlfw«lrw AetriAcrra NSr>lund. lot 11. block IIO. Uuhlihl Ta.nillr.Toitofiir R' Chitwood ID Lillian L. aill- Ihe House's aboui-/nce vote of „ „ , T»M ra))» Titif * T/uil lo) IJmrfplir^rtr H,II. J. ’ 'wood, lol I. block 3. nickel Addllkinddiikin’ ' ! approved a policy welcoming oil , entrance Into thc Negro ncJgh- C. Hamby, Orchalara SuWi.i.iiw ------bopifzcd Chrislfon.s—Protestant,-Protestant, $40 million for expanded1 federal i,orhood. thc Michigan Rovcrnot ilHluiiinn i:ir«ilor’i D*«d CAIN'S FURNITURE la Alnhut Arlhkir W. Walter Ltlal' la« kimber kimber p a c t o r y e x p l oODES d e s RomanI Catholic nnd ra t control aid. .7 n i ' u had a sidewalk confromlotion ation In Alkn U. Tomklni Is Kay I'. Ilaml.). (■, urban I’aik nrmn. pan let It-lg.lt. UO.tU.M An analysis of the 227 to 173 J _ A Orthodox—to rcceive commun- L h I; n Puerto Rican nciglitiorhoodhliorhyii i... •t Kolb, lol Mftiopohlan l.ifr Inturancr Co.Co, InIO.S.C- .S»e- CATANIA, Sicily (AP)^ — , A j;ion in Episcopal churches« where « a p p l ia n c e vote Wednesday showedIn TniC <2 Wllh" the youthful director:tor of 0a J. I. biKk 0, Clnr Ulook Acio | rclary uP llouilnt nnd Urlun Ilrvrlup- [ Republicans who voted in July " > Hol>u«f., lot 2. W«k :, Lake- _ ^ Twenty-eight of thesee repre-renre- greetedB with a sign saying Wc “sent districts Avith' substantlalbstantlal do-not-welcomefl politiciansians ththal a t l'n|l«nd t“'»«rry M.. Ncb«ij«ht.Ncbrnrahl. iu a rd -o n lot-I3."tIBer'l.-S«oihone Acm.-Suw.vi-rri.-SuW.vi- • ...... 9 •I urban and suburban areas.eas. Six- calledc but National Guard-on teen arc GOP freshmenlen who PPWf people.’ * Htreld D. 'Clrlge in Adl>l>(cnl>dl>l>(cn Get A Grades P»oJfiill«l Iniurane* Co. lo -Srcnlary ol emergency hospital aidS.H pro­ Nine Magic Valley studentsStudents llouimt an4 Urban Devclsptnent.S ' - K lot i>, gram. Thc House passed the •i-allv nf bl'x" *. Xlckrl Addlllon over-all m easure 393, toif 7 nndand a“ re amoag 6S U niversity:rsity or of ci.i»>al( cuinp.Dunlap. “ ' Idnho full-time studentsIis who 1st 1, biMk 3. Htdlkc SulKllvlilDn sent It to the Senate. *' •s durini! 'v. rope la lutw u o>mIn Thomock,Thornock, t ^ S i ^ S S S Thc bill contains »32 million corncdf: straight A gradesr .oduring r e M >« I. SJwihone I-.IU Orchard. ver four ‘ho second semester of: 19G6-G7,19G6-t)7. Waluc* C. Sinlih to Rohcn C. Kiouih,Kiouili, . - ____ ia-n»w nuthorlT-allnns o v e r four “ — F-. L..1m T. hlnr.V t \meflded-TULJ«lU.-Wll-.JiaU_W ll-. ______' x • years. Including $-iS.5 " S million l l l i i S " this year on lop of.the 5157n57 mil-mil-“!Nclll, ^ ,, , Ilon previously approved.J. Area students nttainlnR the Opponcnls of federal rrat a t con- 10 averages were Rcbcccii Sue " trol programs chargcd;cd liieliic EButler, Bliss; Phyllis E Elnl ln l Un-Un­ ' reversal was due to pressure zzlckcr. Duhl; Timothy Scott Scoil El- — I applied sincc the Ju ly 200 vote v o te in lis, 11 Burley; Richard l-redc r which the House refused:d 207 to SStarkey, Glenns Ferry;l v Valerie S . t “ KELLY'S ^ 175 lo even ■con.'tSdcricr the/ the Ann Kocsicr and Sara MarRarctMarsarct ^ I administration plan forr a rat FPerrinc, ioih Gooding; ,Eugenie K ' BARN , program run by the Departmentjartment /Ann Fuller. Rupert; Linda Sue UMtBiHirdlseCauptUMtr ■■ of Houslng ana'Urban Devclop-1Develop- Frazier. Twin-FaUs.-andid JaniceJ a n ic e ------I -• m ent.______fMary Schcel;-Wendell. ' ______IB U S fE R l“ >

~ B R O W N W ide-Trackingig has neverni been farther removed from just or corrode.corrode. >And you w on't believejelieve w hhat this bumper does • ~ l i u i f ss o o i n ' s plain'orcfi^nary/ driving.driving, One look at our stylish '6i'68 Pontiacs untiltil youyou secsee it w iih your own/n eeyes! y e s ! LYIL Y N W O O D ' ' should toil you3U that. OneC ride will convincehee you! , _ Naturally,Naturally, our new Bonnevilles,3villes, GrandGrj Prixs. Catalinas, Our sporty’ new TemTer pests and Le M ansIS are.nevare. new from tho Executivesecutives aand Venturas w on'tVt take a tback seat to anyone!, wheels up. There'shere's a newi 175-hp Overheadlead Can-Cam Six. New EspeciallyDocially wwith their bold' new»w integral bumper-grilles that sports car feel.1. Sm oothoother ride. Sut^erior stabilityjbility ancand response. are I nearly nearly t twice as strong as before.before .There's also new Disappearing windshieldwindshii wipers on all GTOsjTOs ancand Le Mans. Wide-Trackide-Trackride. Improved handling,mdling. SmSrf oother engines. And Even wider WVide-Track. ide-Trac And you can chooseoose fronfrom two new more>re new new fi features for,your protection, protection like a buzzer that W t f f l regular- or premiunn-gremium-gas 350 cu. in. V-8slis! warnsirns youyou vw hen you forget your ignititignition key. .iv io fJ i Our fabulouslUS GTOGTO’t boasts the neatest engineeriiengineering innova-*' Isn’t'ifabiIsn’t'ifabout time you decided:ided to givogi up plain ordinary''’' tlon of the year—an/ear—an exclusive revolutionary>nary nevnew bumper. driving?ving? Dor Don't fritter away anothernother hoLhour. See your Pontiac U‘s the sam e.lustrouslustrous ccolor as the car. ButIt it w on't chip, fade dealeraler todaytoday and start W ide-Trackinglr r a c k i n g l

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OFFICERS HURTTURT ■ 1Twin Falls tlmes-News A-T LONDON (AP)-U>ree police­ men wero injured “jr.I'S In a clash ^P>. 21-22. 1967 -. H BurleyToToEleciThrtQiree Counciliiicilmen Nov.V 7with a mob of Chinese chsnUng iunIs?'*ro^ West London Magistrate^ Court .. fiU R L E Y -T hB B urleyley mmunlcl- untcl- ley. Mr. Stanley recentlyccntly was h'oH in Chamber of Commerce O/ficlols /or the electionsction to bebc slogans . of Communist party lung outside Wednesday. pai electlcm will be heldleld Nov. 7 appointed to' fill out the unex- office, and United PentecostalPentecostal stationed at each polling)lllnK place Chairman Mao TsMung outside ______- ' to . nam e th ree councllm:llmen, en, an-an> pired term of LaMarlar Craner Church, will be named during5 the OOct c t 2 riounce city council memlMrs. memters. who moved from the precinct in ------city council meeting. A t this weck.’s m eeting,Iting, cbun- cbun< which ho was elected. ■ 1 ' It was annoUnccd 'a special irlS ' council meeting will be held STRAUGHhAUGHN’S 7 « 5 T iir^ cllmen-dlsoisscd the.Inwa.ROV*Jawa.RO V - Fllfntf rtiitft flngn Sept.e pL. 2^2! u au n i£ d i two Area Girls ernlng-thf clty-elcctlons-'wtirefilons-'wfftCfi cIoses-O ctT-iO M or-filing'the-pe- wero changed- duringg Ihe'-lastthe-Iast titlons for election asI .citydty coun-co^ Q U 0 ^ H ?)p 6i 5f u I IF S ~ = ° F S S =GHANGES=TOGES=TO=COtOltnT7VH— - atate leglslBttJre;i...... -v - -- • ••... cllman.- -.—------. - ...... provement .'Districts. , The The dis- dis* ia Latimer, tricts ftre on the southuth side ot of ( / The major change Is thal all ••Nichols and Stanley'both/'both stat- CALD^LL-Glenda Latimer, lavcl. Sho- 21st Street and cast of Overland , ' r / candidates may ryn.olil large ondand ed they have made no!io decisiondecWon Rupert, and Janet flavel Sho- DfOverland |"w K . ' candidates Ave. O R S A L E : ■' / - do n o t have-to residoI In in the dis*dis- yet as lo whether theyly will seseclt c lt sho'’c* ®re iw oof five candidates . , trict or prccinct for which they re-election., Dayley hasihs a petl-oeti- naminotcd. for homecomingom ecom ins The hearings arc required by • , are seeking election. TWs would lion out for rc-eleclionin but stat* queen at thc College of Idaho, law even when the petitions to 25 Black and WhitiWhite 19" Porfable TV's make it possiblo forr all three M he is still undecidedlided 1(i( hc The queen will be elected by form tho Local Improvement J .* elected to Be from tho same will seek re-election. thc student body andd crowncd District are signed irSiTi by 100 per Excellent conditionin d itio n__ . youf choice $50 ' ’ _ _ precinct, Il was noted. Tho same polling placesolaces will at halftlmc of a footballtball gnmegame ccnt of the residents. y Term's which expiree this Ihls year be kept as in previous? cilycity elcc- elcfi- fn C aldwell Oct. 14. _ , - , ..W.CM-I Straughn'a MMotel'. otel... . ■ 296 Addison Ave. W » ■ / arc those of Jay Nichols.chols. Nor- tions. They arc St. Jaror. ; ; 3 EEpls- p is- Others nominotc^ werercre Cheryl Boise, and Marllo Paslcy, CaW- M J;-v man Dayley and J. Rex Stan- copal Church, basementet^of^ity of city Watson; Parma, Betty/ Wlldman, well. . THE AIR FORCEZ CommwCommendation Medal was presented — recently to Lt. Col., Worthing Aslett, rlghl, In ceremonies rcccntly In Hawaii. Presenting thc award hero Is Brig. Gen. |||||j|^^ Anthony T. Shtogrcn,m, PocIUcPaelUc Communications Areaea Com* mander. The decorallonItlon to CoLCo Aslett was given (oror mcrl* torlous icrvtce as chlerfiler of proiprograms and requirements}ts whito VN SUGAR he was stationed at Scott Air Force Ba.se in Illinois. Ho Is the son o^M rs. Elizabethubeth AskAslett, Twin Falls. '

r a s p b e r r y ^ I p WBKST^ r WI p i comoR^INCDRp GHAPE | £3 | ; iOPyBTS ’iW^ W- I f H l > - • ~-'r - i ' 'ki...... : ;• J l dutch-apple ’ :h ' H > J | S ' . WENDELL AIR Force M. Sgt. Joseph A. Young,K. right, received (he Air Force>rce .com comm' m endation m edal In ceremrem onies at Norton Air Force: Bose la;Gla;CalUomta recently. Showniwn here ' lOSTID w llh Young Is L t. Col. KencwKenneth Johnson, who awarded th the e medal. The decorationItlon was for meritorious servlee/ice and leadership. Sgt. Youngmg b the son ot Mr. and .Mrs. E Earl a rl A. . Young. Wendell.______

Is cxpcctcd to continuele to climl Gooding Student.U C lll beyond 6,000 during the tho nex ' ■ T couple of weeks. eOOOfhUOfI Registrar F. L. O’Neil re- re m a rk e d : " It w as only (out Registrant years ago that we reached 5, MOSCOW — S andra Mae Iher mile* Bristow, a lS>-ycnrK)td sopho­ ..'il more Irom Gooding, became ' lhe G.OOOlh student to register at Sandra, an English mmajor ajor ant the University of Idaho0 this fall, member of Delta Gnmmaim m a Sor-Sor fall. It is first time enrollmentenrollment orlty, commented ."this-ls’lh« ::: ------has reached that point.-Lastoint. -Last most unusual thing th that a t hhai as (all. enrollm ent totaledd 5,961.5,951. It e v e r happened lo m e ." i'**. I —

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1 . . 2___ I - V - A -a Tv^n FatU T>mai>N»w»nai-NtfWS Sept. 21-22, m? 6? 7 , . . " Iiittering-]i g i T i F . EExists; s (ifflcials(s iyk Public>lic Help ^ S S B y F R ^ iiMDDS)D5------hoi^e.” T i^ »ttld.— — — major TactD^ia'tha ipicat! ut m K t . tlm M ^ewi Swtf Writer*W riter------Derrlck-urgcd til cltliens.:ltlzen» to Utter,. and It was pointed« out 4 & TWfn Falls has an antWltteraritl-Htter lake a n a ctiv e p a rt Jn preventingpravenUng that litter usually wDl nonot t r a L ■ . ordlnnnce. ihc: school)I system the spread of litter, urgingglng them spread if placed io a container.conUlner. . hks a> weekly ijcan-upi-up cam­cam- to place all waste In containerscontainers Citizen cooperation and belg belp tBHubfiSESBDSli^ r T paign, police are watchful,chful, but for pickup by sanitation.crews.on. crews, from scbopldilldren wereTere urgtirged ed a problem exists. Wind was cited as one)ne ofofthe the by all otftolals contacted. In an area near tbetbe court-^ rt- ■ ' . " ^ —_ z h o u jd the litter problemn is acute.acul«. ^ ' tJow inn ProgressPro - thee GnGreatest BeddingJding and n ie Rev. Eugene Tjorks, Mstorpastor M DAYS of tho Lulheran Church,ch. of Our C ur Savior, was contaclcdI Wedne»-Wednes* Furniturere SaSale in History>ry - Hurry in and SSave! dty and asked about tho prob-prob­ lem around his church. “It’B bad, of that there'sI h e n 'r 'n no o doubL" Cans and paperspers wwere ere seen on tho lawn and1 steps ot tho church, litter wasIS inIn the gutter on the public streetitreet sur-sur­ rounding the church. The alleya l l ^ . behind was .littered. . A slmllitr problem existsex ists tnin I FACCTORYIY OVEfERSTOrOCKl other areas ot the city,r, tad not . all are near schools. 1 our factory qt aI greatlygreat!' reduced cost, Tbe Rev. Mr. TjarksI said con-con­ W M W 6 hove just rereceived a largerge shipment shi from our i tainers have been provided,vided. but hav« done little d. "O^ten We are passingassing this savings: on tcto our customerslers . . . in m anyr cases it means buy- (hero mors Utter near the bar- is ir th e bar- ~ n ...... ,rel than fn It.” ba said.aid. MMost ost ^ ot the .litter Is dnnw dI nnear e a r hts |H ing your beddin a t H | H p V H church by youngslers on their 'way back to school fromom lunch. Some of the litter h has a s been blown there by the wind.Id. ^ i P I P l P W i P W g a W H Herb Derrick, city manager,manager. ||H M n |n Finn 3-in. said to d a y th e police departmepartm ent ill rll is responsible for enforcing)rcing the m Box SpringsSpring & Mattress litter ordinance In the city, and tho city sanitation Inspectorectoralso also ^ sees tbat litter la pickedced up. Utter Is carried throughouthroughout th e c ity from m ore thh a n 7,0M7.0M . homes, and according( to Dep.Dep- ^4-in.f-in. SEROFOAMS j | rlck, "it Is a hard problemroblem to keep ahead of." The city has workedIwd wwllh llh school officials on the problen!.problenf. Jeff .T. Anderson. clerHreas-erk-treas- % 31 1 9 ^ srer ot the area schoolII district, Full or Twin _ said custodians clean up aareas re a s ' near schools on Saturday, and )Ie-Iayer Serofoam m attreu give* the . there are continuing program programs s Irlple-Iayer3yant support Sen you need . . . while going on fn which schoolK)1 young-young­ firm buoyonti y Ij gently suppc cushioried by a buo y a n t sters are told about littering. HHBBmVIHHHiH _L-T22Stf® bodyir ofIj super-soft g e n tly foam. Flocked cover "We don't intend forr Jittering top layer0 Serofoam. of super-i to happen, and we areire doing quilted' to Serofoam. everting possible to> prevent

’The Rev. Mr. Tjarks3 saidsaJd h e would "hate" to see police of­ of- irm 4-In Mattress ficers stftUoned around[ tthe h e city during certain hours toI curb the litter problem, but addedidded be and Box Springs had no solution to thethe littelitter r and Bo question. BOTH ONLY Persons caught littering can BOTI be found guilty of a misdemean­sdem ean- or and fined or Jailed. AS A MATIZR ot tradltioo, etolt, M idi.,_ lor the problem. Insteadid of trytry­ - w here 8-yeaiH>Us shoutw t toto eaC each ether as they TnUe lab tnbetubs ing to educate the youngsterigster we set .up fn a row. Everytry nigbt, w ithout e n e p tfa n , 200 yotm g ^EBOFOAM should go directly to the par- people are bathed tromram top top t to bottom at tbe orphanage.um age. ent Much of this startsIs at the It's one of the hj^hllgbts^ ts olol tbe tba day. (AP wirephoto) 1 9 “ * i 4 t Full or Twin C onunitteie Pre] Prepares For Goo 1967 4-H ^ eagerly awaiting the safe safo In 1fng, training and in manyny cases, and FFA Fat Stock sa sale le now tress & Box Springs Coodlng on Saturday., Indlca- lo^ng,I theirproject animals,imals. lies in the hands of thehe publlcpublic ^ ^ 1 Mattress I tions are that approximatelylately 240 ' T hfi e v en t is th e ch annge. g e. Wal- and commerce throughoutlout MMag- ag- m LATEX g BOTH ONLY head of fat beef, lambswbs and ton1 stated, for area -merchantslerchants lc Vallcy.______■ K f X ^ ' BOTI

>0 0 ^ ■ ♦ Dlract Factory v S S ? v Purchase] » e givesgiv e * : J ) i ^ you betteritter tIreatirea ^ - at lowere r pricea p rice a T h e P r e r t l g e T i r e o f c » 9 * * 4TrialW 'tI»«T»mp f 6 1• REG. $139.93 ------the comfortiREG. Your body Is gently d.lhe yet comfor yo.u get tho deep firm sup- SAFErV.FETY LUX cushioned,promotes better sleep. Non-sog bor- port that 1 promotes thick insulation bi add to your c6m- I S m Nowl Your Choice Any S ize Shown jxe rayon damask cover. Rose bud ------Y NYLON CORD ders and thick l l • ' ^ Deluxen 6'In. rayon foam c latex. J « 'i 'm i FFT " ■' ^ q tt^ on 6'In. foam IM l MM 650/700*13 1.93 2 FOR NO MONEY DOWN Va' ^ 650/600.U 1.93 . ^ S ears E asy P aym ent Plan m \ W 69S/650.U 1.91 HHIH NO Mor iSsm aa - 73s/7oonu s.oa ^ -----' , on S ears Eas m S M 775/7S0xU 3.31 MM5 ^ C O O W K g 635/000x14 2.38 j 775/67005 3.33 ^ C n n t 8I 5/ 7 IO1IS 2.33 M y g ™ ------845/760x15 — 2 J 3 ------™______U P H i ^ ^ M F _ w i i h Tfod»____ = K inn g 8 t Q u e e n ' / 2 P r i c e I , I ^ M V «0n1y 2.062.66 Wof»Moro fof Whitawalli ie n S i z e s

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-8 7 c Giartt ... .. 8 7 c Monument lo the White Houss - A-4 Twin Foils'nn>a»-New«ia»-New« Sept. 21-22, 1967>7____ ^ g>m« in a straggly, chanting line, 'I X t i j then became angry because a _ Cupid RutRuns AfoulI OlOf New ManCarriage Law^ i ncw local regulation limits the . ncanor ond number of pickets permitted on ' ■■ Several young couplespies have I three-day waiting periodxl for per­per- mony Is-scheduled,” Mr. Lan-cLan- committing a misdemeanorn e a n o ro and iw > *|dewalk to 100. met withfl unnecessaryry disap- soi»i under 21 years of age from easier said. 1Is su b je ct to $100 finfc------* ■ poinUnent in recent months(lonths be- ithe-itime. thtjy apply for mor- “Then they appeal to me, as ------Pollce'checkcd off 100 o f,th e ------cause o f « la c k of kiWwledjRe)wledjRe of riai g e licenses and tiie; timetihie the do the parents, to wralve the law demonstrators, told them ttj go * ncw marriage regulations,ons, Coun-I (!«un- llcen.se is actually IssUcd. 'n in fa “bout their .picketing and lied. nnd issue them a license in IL uj^LO instructed the others lo‘stay-ac- ^^------—ty-Clerk-HaroldUncastcr-aaid I aster-aaid • ’’Many young couples,lies, busy order not to have to postpone Violence Erupts | P1 — An ross the streci ncac Lafayitte Wednesday..______. ------. ^ w\ ith-w cddlng.preparations,tions. for* for-on fllaborato wedding! thatS it* ha* ^ - WASHINGTON (AP) - Ani ■ t,;- The new law, he rcmlridedli>-nfiTdedlo- \ gefto'plcknip-the-Ucense-vntil ense-vntil been-plBnned-for;wecks’b< and-toanrf In «antl-Vlctnam demonstrationstratlon by Park.i cal residents, requireses a full i a doy or two before, the cere- which Invitations have been ?5ome '600~i«men-rcsulted--inrtsulted -in -Som eof the women—about 100 _ avo oeen violence In frontont .of of the of( them-nieclded they didn’t sent. J , White House WednesdayIday’ and a nite,i the restriction and crossed ‘ Actually, he said, theseese peopleI^p.le ,police threat—neverr carried thei street where they had a H ASC Ballots^rts^Afe Mailed are asking the clerk to break (out—to make mass arrests.irrests. pushingj and shoving match with the law and are taking a chance ;, members police assigned to keep the RUPERT - Ballots for Agri- Itheir district, This demonstrators, members j , of invalidating their marriage,marriage. women Strike for Peace. ’White House sidewalk clear of cultural Stabilization and Con- Candidates in “ A’‘ communi- servatlon Service communityimmunity ty.I Acequla, Include" S Russell e ll Judge James» M. Cun- |Marched from the Washington alli but the aisigned plckcu. r commlttement 'In MinidokaInldoka iAcock. James V. Ferry.ry David "InRham has asked Twinrwin Falls Gwnty are in the mail this week Gentry.< Maurice Ciraud.■aud BillBJIJ Prosecuting A ttorney Mike Fel- to all eligible farmer•r voters. KI ent, Cecil S. Noble,• TedT ed 0 . . ‘0" for an opinion as to Ihe three aleritlnc. waiting period, Mr. Lancas- Friday is the deadlinene for rc- ^ and Dean yalcntlnc. tuming the ballots, eitherher in per- *'B” communily. Rupert.pen, E»r(Earl •" “ I'*- A N N OOUNCING- U l son or by mait. to thehe Rupert IL. Ballard, Forrest Douglas, Douglas. The opinion of the5 atlorney attorney • • ASCS office, according’ 10 to Leo B. and Howard Wilkins,lUns. is m ade. I Ic of Waiv-l enitt»«etiontion •Quipmtnt •Quipmtnt — you nom« 111. jraH n ' two highest votes will be namnamed ed '-''••D"' comm unity. Heybum'. • “No mentloh Is made of waiv-' M P m first and second alternate•nate com-' co m -T ad * Abo, F ran k B allcs,les, H. V, Ing the requirement or3r shorten-shorten-' CHEMICAL Br,:C!tTENING:!1TENING oFo aluminum vans, traileri ■ ■ B — aunlly^irimltteemco.).______;Brryycr Rlchnri Graf. Frank >e opinion I ______o_opdjm p d jm o bobile_hom il ti>l ______The. threo men with1 the most Hum,': Edward Knopp,p[' Donald stales, "and therefore the''clerk volts will serve as delegatesnegates lo Dean MacRae. Earl Sorensen and court have no' rightigla to do I SANITIZING o nn d CLEANINc l e a n i n g ' interiors pF meat and . the county conventionn to clect and Reuben Weber, so.” produce truck} and3 nd trailers,.food trailers, hondltng'equiprp^t^^ . farmers to fill olh« m«ihodi1 « !■ been set tor I p.m. Oct.:t. 2 In the (hc Warren King, Russell H. Mohl- nn Clyde , Midi on4’thi ® po'lotm notl ony Jobl ffS S i Rupert office, with theIhc public man. T. Peabody andnd^* JamesJ t f ^ s ‘low. J . R. M crrlgnn, Clyde ^ B fel invited. Counting of thethe ballots Renfro. Rogers, John D. Rogers,crs, Harryl Harry See or CJII lewLew Stiles today for quotations ■ | S l . will b e a public m eetingctlng aat t 8 '’F" community. Northsldc,N orthsldc, W. T ucker a n d G erald1 L Woo(^Wood- o r aan n aappointment p p o in t at . .. p.m. Sept. 26 in the Rupert of- LaVere M, ^ngham, Gic;i M. WM. "DOrsI PIEPER'S" W -... I, flee. Fife, EdwanlT. Hillis.s. Deward "H” communily, N.«l,sldeJ Northsldc. ■ ■ P"' r . .. j Any eligible v o te rs who have F. Johnston. William B. New- George F. Brandon. Laurence . _ _ vaM » JJ not received ballots arce asked to comb. Clyde F. Prcusss and Oil- Dessel. Sheldon A. Erickson, M. <||i|Mv i|E M contact the local olficeIce before ver Warrick. T. Evans. Wllferd P. Gebauer,; gas & TIRETIR SERVICE Ihe voting date. Voters;ers ballot "G” community, Northsldc, A. W. Overman and Georgo A. I 240 AddlsonI Ave. WeWest. Twin Falls only for committeemenlen within E. Boyd Jones, Robertrt R. Kll- Suchan.______J m

- A DEAF MUTE couple»uple pe*pesa bera vltb ^yearold1 Scotf Ric!Richardson and. their fostersr child, npi-^., Jtnett ComU. In Uos s Ansela Anseles, Calif., Wedaesday. Mr. snd t Mra. Wayno Christensen;n wero XUCThey’re Bothh In Bright Ne\vNew Sta-Fresh3 sh IBags l^ven formal approvalral to adoptadoi thc boy. It ends a long legal battle. (AP wlrephoto)______2 Mechanicaltiical Moles Burrourrow Quietly For San FraiiFraiicisco’s Firstirst iSubway By LEONARD MILUMANLIMAN high-speed rail lines. ^- oiher has begun. Some nre still L,to bc b u ilt '■ I WN FRANCISCO (AP) -— It includes five miles:s of twin to' bc let. Stations, all to bc built REGIHMRRMVD Two mechanical molesI are bur-bur­ and four-boro tubes underjndcr San by cut and covcr operations,rations, in-in­ rowing quiclly under‘ Mission Francisco. volve still other contracts,a cts. ' ______Street for San Francisco'sSCO'S first The first of 18 tunnelingleling ma­ma- Tho machine helps—frotn Its ■ubway. chines .and. shields thatth a t will solid steel boring front lo Its Prom tl?e days of horse-drawnrse-drawn operate under San Francfsco's'rancfsco's orcctor arms in back wlifchIS ■m .TTlT i street ' cars. San Franciscansanclscans streets began boring in mld-mid- swing siccl lining Into place. have traveled on.thc surfacesurfac^ July. The face of Ihe m achine is a n except for tunnels'throuchlU chTw Twin In Its 93-ton tw in w as lowlowered ered In 18 foot circular shield. It has . Peaks. It’s been by cablejjble car. Sepiember to thee mud- three hydraulicaily mactuated - \ V Kj ■ i V V Streetcar, tracklcss trolleyrolley or splattered bottom of a four- doors, each fitted withIth specialspcclal 4 ^ T ;PROI bus, linking with ferry boats or story hole that marksrks their dirt-cutiing teeth. Thee wheel Is IWDA starting point at 15th ond Mis- turned by 20 hydraulic11c motors . Subway tubes, scfieduleddulcd for sion streets. It will trailail ao safe producing 1.500 horsepower.cpower. Ii t Completion in 190. will1 be part ISO feet behind its companionipanlon os b driven forvriird by 23 29 125-ton • of the 75 miles of thc $l-blllIon they' cut mile-long twin\ bores to hydraulic jacks. _____Sut-Emodsca.Bay'Area-Rapidea-RnpId Sth and Market streetst near Ih’e “ Every' 30 incb'es thec'lnochinc machine —: rr“ ...... Transit District. The! msystem tem Civic Ccnler. stops, its crcctor arms'thenis'then 80go will tie three countiesI together Thc rest of thc San Francisco to work. Tliey swing Intomo ptacc a iwilh 75 m iles of subwway. ay, .sur-su r­ lunneling will be carriedcd out un- protective steel liner,r, divided face, elevated and underwaternderwater dcr eight other contracts.racts. No Into six scRments. Men bbolt o lt these Into place. Groutit l.sIs poured back of the liner to sealeal oul ththe c w ater. News Of ServicemenS I Then thc machineIne ngainngaln moves forward, the hydraulic mm I' •"■T" lacks pushing from thc newly . •' Sp. 4. Robert Magcl,, stationedstatlo/ied Mr, and MfS, Ernest• Johnson, installed liner, I. Hawaii, Hansen, completed his basic pours through;h thc the rear r e a r at Schofield Barracks. Hawaii, ! head onto , r. it Is on a training at Ft. Lewis, Wash,Wfl«h (I't! tu n n e l m achlnc head onto with headquarters Unit Is on a ) little rail 4 his moth: He Is now going to schoolWhool nt “ conveyor hclt. Into little rail 30 days leave vlsitlnji his moth= ni, cnrs which arc hauled■led to ththc c p '■ er.' Mrs. Jicquc Uliian,lian. Salt Ft. Ruckcr, Ala., studying air- to the sur- “ . Lake City, and wllh histis father, father. craft and helicopter malntcn-malnlcn- m be <|„n,pcd. ' V v Robert Magel, and grandpar* ance. , ents. Mr.-and Mrs. E. J. Par- dee* and Frank Magcl,i'cl^’Twin Twin Seaman Recruit Ronnie L. Falls. He returns ton HnwnllHawaii Conklin, USN, 19, Son. of Mr, Blue Pencil Won . Oct 8. ____ , 0 nawnu Normond Conklin. Shoshone, rcccntly graduated By O .J. Smithith ' Pvt Terry Johnson,I. son of from nine weeks of Navy basic - ■■ training at tho Naval CcntcrCentcr*at at The blue pencil forr the bbest e s t 1 San Diego. He now isi taking a spccch made during a regular ■ i'l 1 1 ^ 24-wcck course at radiodlo school meeting of Toastmastersisters NNo. o. , Pre-Scliool In San Diego Naval school. 149 at Kay’s Supper Club TUC.S-Tue.s- Y B U l11 u day night W{is givenI to 0. J. I ■ It-;-: cinn I.e. Smith. W . i P H IS “ G^'^l!7'K7y, ron^of*^M".MrTaKJ and Mr. ijmitii'it' hpt-'ali v,m I t- lla Mrs. George N. Kay,r. 238 5lh t]^: “The Peanut Vendor." In Goodingi g • Avc. E., Is m Croton, Conn.,Conn..un- un- other speakers werecre Steve O dergoing training as a1 membermernber Bancroft and Chuck M Monners. anners. I I I ^ GOODfNG — A new organlat* o rganlra- ot tne Blue Crew ol thele nuclearnuclcar lcs Crowley served aa loasi- ' 's ; : tlon, the Pre-School Service, ballistic missile submarinearinc USS master, Dick High conducted,iductcd tn. sponsored by the Goodingling PTA.PTA, Theodore Roosevejt.' ______ble Ionics nnd chief evaluatorevaluotor will come Inlo being atIt 10 aa.m. .m . ------was Alan Smith, Sept. 28 at tho Episcopaljal Parish meeting. The first meetinglellng will Harald Gerber wns gramgrammar- m ar- Hail In G ^Ing. ' be ‘‘getting on talking terms."terms. jnn and Darwin Petcrson^woserson-wQs ' I, The new orgonlialionon Is for Olher subjects to oee covcred timer, individual evaluatorsiluators of ot i mothers of all pre-schoolhool chil­chll- during Iho year will be>e dreams ihe speakers were Rayly Lincoln, Lincoln. - I dren from babies throughough kin­kin- and nightmares, war talk1 and »? J“ck Swisher. Harry■ LcMoyne • * ------dergarten age. MeetlnRslings are war games, and who benefits “"‘I I^oy Slottcn. A guest was V •chcduled for 10 a.m, to llII a.m. from nursery school, along;]“ !! with Riley B ln o n . ______the fourth Thursday of each mnny other timely topics, month at the Parish Halllall at the Mrs. Keith Smith and Mrs. ------w rhfr br7lh"Avenu«^flnclanclldaho Idaho Floyd Blamircs arc co-chairmen-chairm en ' S tre e t of the ncw venture, nnd are ask- w | | Purpose of the organliatloniliatlon Is Ing the support ot all prc-school to help moihers. throughgh discus­discus- mothers in thc Goodlngg sschools, c ^ ^ I s . sions. with problems confrontingonfrontlng Anyone Interested is urged to them conceming theirleir pre-prc- attend thc first meeting or con* school children. Open panelinel dis- ta ct tho chairm en a t 934-5424 or cusslons wiil be held ata t each 334-5186. ______^ ^ r ------^ FOR quick/ easy MEAIMEALS—WHEN A GAL MUSTUSTBE BE ... 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■ ^____ &ipt. 21-22.\ ^ U 7 ' Twin Folls Tlwes.Howi Cassia SchoolSch Need3 d I I I j j H J Utah-IdahIdaho Printers S t r e s s eid d 1T o C. of C.c . BURLEY — Membersnbers and horse and buggy days.” SnovSnow U n i o n M e t gucsu of Ihc Burley' Chamber added. M eet Set H ere or Commerco heard informationnformation A report on the recent groundm u n d - /Between 15 and 20 delegates and Mr. Frilh. all Times-Newi on lhe proposed J2.5t.5 million breaking cerem ony foror theth e newnev to the Utah-Idaho Typograiphlcal■ypograiphlcal employes, will-attend. -----CosslB-County-School.Bond.dur-.Bond.dur- Del Monte processingI plant waswa: Conference will begin(gin register- ' Joe Baird, Iniematlonal Ty- Ing the noon luncheon}n MMonday onday givcn by Clive HoTlBnd."<^niand.' Con: at Bryan's Cafe. struclion has already/ begun a log Cridoy night at the Holiday L lo y d Hollinger, president, th e sltis w est of Burley on U.S. U.S 'Ih n 'ln prcpa'ralion for ihe- Sat- ' . .V'l lor lhe-sat- conference are Bilf Oler. ' 1 urged "all Cassia Counlymy womenw om en H ighway 30. H v Q urday ’nnd SundayJ convention Waho Falls, president; Jack . and the businessmen to get out _ K ; - , " ' there. Ixck'eil. Boise, secretary-treas* ond work lo put the schoolichool bond _ T „ r 1 1 issue over.” . ^ S t T ) ' ■ I^rcd Frilh, secretary-ireasur-etary-ireasur- P«««on, vice presi* . er of Twin Foils Typograhpical "Members of the Chamber:hamber of MtS* Mabbuttbutt '"n addition lo business ies- Commerce must becomejme arous- arous­ _ ^ * Local No. 2^11. snfd deiegales from Idaho and Utah will be at- ed ovcr the school situation, for „,I con “I Blue Lakes Counlry as it is'now it b a blacic[S’e^e«Is eye to Speaker;r AtAt' lending ilie event, devoted pri- marily to discussionn of nrohli!m«problem;* " banquet thnl night at our chances of buslnesii and in- Im Itnr ?rn,?/ Holiday Inn and oclivities duslrlQl -growth," H o 111 n g c i concerning the priming trade. ataicd. . • • . Gooding PTAp i'A ' He -said automoilonin and new delegates are ‘The women of tKe county priming processes willwiil be dis- ______' must get mad over our school GOODINC^-Mrs. HelenIclen MatMab- cussed. ?L„ butt, icach'cr of the specialipccial edi edu* - -b L TinK t r y TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS ------condlUonsjind.gei.alLlhe.w.omcn cation-class-ot-Gooding.ElcmcrnR.Elcmen-.. Local'delegates Bob Johnsor united to rem edy thc faulG:Jauia that th a t School, was guesti!st speakerspcakc and Wesley Peierson. conference now exist. If these two things ‘ iii ofif the^oocthe Good- K T -< : vicc-president-Darwin-Petemon would happen, the proposed proposcd p j ^ j,eJd M ondayay evening evcnin, m . . Don Ford, president of the local achool bond could bee passed."passed, the elemeniary school audlto-audlic g rh ra i [oans T Hollinger said.'.' . rium . Miss Taylor has been active The progrnm was under thcthe she pointed oul lhat all humanhuma in 4-H work for the past sever direction of Jock Snow,low. chair-chair­ beinss need special services d nt years. man of the Citltens' Cd'mmittcc,Committee, one time or another duringluring theltheir radlet, wotch**. typawHMn. (Ut, ------Mddln, teoli, TV, mv»i ior yeur job. • T H E M O S T " •The. group has bwn named U l l l l - Miss Taylor was portpart of ca June. They visiicd Ncw Yor/York -t-H leader and profcs-sor of agri •‘Mothers on lhe March for and all education. Including"udiigSi m Impressed With Service main and shoshoni s m n realization, human relationship n n n r k Pcople-to-Peoplc programrogram uto City nnd Washington,n, D.C., bc-be culture a t the Ui}lversity of Ida 8 8 ■ S IHOCT TO yttiOW CAU Schools." L c l l c show Europeans examplesmples of thithe fore going abroad. ______ho^______"We are net mad. bui buj wc arcare economic efficiency, and civl Austrian Scene certainly determined and we nreare responsibilliy. SomeJ childtechildren MALTA-The sceneryicry In Aus- = ^ = ^ ^ ^ = ^ = ^ = = = | | going all out In on efforto n lo10 have need more services thnnlhan othersother trla and southern Gcrmnny;rmnny was the proposcd school bond ai>ap­ and ‘hese are thc lype/pe of chil-chi what most impressedcd a MallaMalta proved." Mrs. Beckhamam said.said dren found In her classroom,wsroom. ^.h giri who has just1st returacd The Moms are sponsoringonsorlnc a H er primary objectivejjective IsI aficr spending tho summer IrIn no-host luncheon at noonlOon Thurs*Thurs­ teaching toward life! functionfunctions Europe. day In thc Burley Elks S Lodge r Of Citizenship. • communlcaiion. m unlcaiior Marsha Taylor, daughter ol hnll, Mrs. Beckham announc<^.annnuncM home and family; leisureilsure time.timi ^ r . ond Mrs. Tell Taylor, says, ANDERDERSON LUM!UMBER’S The Cassia County School•hnol board Sonrrf m onagcm cnt of m alcrlnls on "It was so green it il doesn'tdoesn'i I is supplying qualified speakers “ cm real." Her favoriteavoriie ciljcdy - . T for the junchcon to explain thc lirf w“s Pari* nnd the group;roup traveltravel- — ' school Mnd proposalfrind and in-an­ f S ™ ‘“' tment «"and through Scotland,id, Sweden.Sweden, ^ — Denmark, —1 , ,.r—' swer questions. ■. , Areas of knowledge: covcrcdcovered InI Holland. England, Denmark Robert Peterson, a member ofol ,j,g classroom ore arlthmctli the Chamber of Commerce in. IniBuaRc a rts n s^ , n phys h y st Elslnger. Mrs. Stewart.;wart. MrsMrs. / dustrfnl committee, toldtom cnorn-cham­ ^ jji cdugiiion. practical•tlcal art:a rts f^obert Bryan, Mrs.\ Alar? MeMe- / ber members that goodwd school.^schools science nnd sodfll relationship:'lallonshlos Combs. Rex Adamson.nson. Mrs.Mrs I m ' f ^ are very important w to buslnc.s!ibuslnws She pointed ouiihat all her stu-sti Margaret Gehrig, Mrs.,Irs. DelbertDelber and Industrial firms looking forfot denls-cnn leam and cancan becom become Blcazard. . . 1 new sites to locale. . * contributing members■s of socic-socii High school staff members InIn* '• ' "According to a nationalillonal sur-su r ty. elude James Wallnce.:e. prlneipaprincipal \ vey educational facJHfiesJHfies raterau Mrs. Floyd W a . membcrshlnembersWp nni* football coach: Mrs. Harol(Harold . at the top of the list of require­require- chairman, outlined plans^lans for a B’« k . English: Jamcsimes Beck,Beck ments when a companymy is look- look­ membership drive inn Oclobe:October, science; Robert BIcssIngcr.aslngcr. scl-scl i y i r ing for a new site to locate,” Mrs. Floyd Blamlres‘S reportcrenorted ence and social Science;ncc; DelbcrDelbert Peterson said. on the Pre-School Servlcc•rvice plaiplan- Bleatard, business nndmd physicaphysical Mat Warr, business.8 manageimanager ned for the fourth ThursdayTiursdav of< education. . of tbe Cassia Countyiiy School!Schools each month for motherslers of pn pro- Mrs. Blythe Clemons, English l i t o m i H i Central offlcc. reporteded that the school children and Mrs Mrs. Her-He Jock Jansen, social science i f . , there'sere's ai new 1960-67 payroll was JI.897,9S0, Sl.807,050, man Pope, hospitality/ chairmnichairman Richard Lee, shop “ and " X govern m S; BMIKftMEIIICIW with the greatest per ccntcenl of thcthe announced th a t atlentance atlentanc njeni; Kathy Ugan. commer Mrs Lillian ci“1 and physical education checks being cashed in In Cassia awards were won by Mrs.Lillia l i t o m a a i . . Osborne and Louis Durfee.)urfee. Mrs. Ulcnc Meyer, music an( ■ County. ntendent of Ruih Meyer, library:ibrary: MrsMrs. . . 'T h e payroll js 82.33 Tw.r per cenl Dee Kelicr. superintendent < schools. Introduced princlpaiprincipals Gary Major, rcndi^- and forclpforeign of the entire maintenance^nwce ond teachers of the school sy; sys- language; Mrs. E 'mlina lnj MorrisMorris. operation budget.” Warrarr stated. homemaking; Ted Nehrbass, Nehrbass "There arc 233 teachers:hcr3 in the Eugene Gibbons Is elemenlarelementary mathcmatlce a n f s cIcnce;- le t^ r RichRich------Gossia-Countyr-School-system."il-system.” school ■ principal—and—teacheid-teachers ard Reed.-English^si«cch,spccch ^ njid ______staled E ira Moore, counly su.su- are Mrs. Florence Mellles,ellies Mr Mrs. journalism; DarrellI SchnltkerSchnitker, pcrintendent. 'Tcachersers ctTOlnscofaln^ Agnes Severe, Florencencc FrohiFrahm vocational aBrlcultureire, assifle.assisted WjjWaW ’' : 12x24-lnch ^ r t f / P lain Whito S i;,! into our area look at the size olof and Mrs. Jay Brown,#n. ffirs I r s t by Gail Senra.JJniversily•rsity of Ida- da the school, salory scale,ale. sched-sched' grade: Mrs. Dee Fnhrenwah•nhrenwald. ho cadel; Dean Sisson.on. English:English M.i\W . . :...mLyouryour future... ute of classes, number of sta Mrs. Mike Morton Krahn. mathemnathemalics, aiiu . m .'i|U !>er of stu- Mrs, Pauline Byram, Mrs. Mik liuart, guld; _ U Mf ^ CEILINGTILE ^1 Walter ilo r- and M rs._R o^rt Siuart, guld dents In the classroomsrend-thcnSi-end-the Rccd,.lsccond;-Mrs...Walter iln f Reg. 16c Sq. Ff, \ II hava wond«rfat llmti (k ^ Itd s y i appearance of the buildings.”}ulldings.” ris, Mrs. James Kaneasterleastcr andar ance'coiinsclor. IW call th* "AB»w»r. Man" rJaW ••■jr.'* third; Mrs. The meeting concludedluded with 1 a ■ iilv untAr ^ l o d ir y w .- 'u h r " ] Mr. Snow reported that “nnih "noth Mrs, Lucy Oatcs. third; Mr N O W ...... 112' ^ IV ' In Liirfin„ Harofd Henderson. Mrs.kfrs. LfHfanL»»a short talk by Mrs. MaMajor or nnd 1a I M Ing has been done In building r y Welch, presentation of her cclass ass cmenti- I M ■ ncw facilities for 31 vears years. M&n^ d O sb o rn e . and M ary Weld fourth: Mrs, Alice Cargill.arglll. Mrs,Mr tied "See Mother Run.un." ParticIParticI- ■ fiV: . We are paying for It now, W( Mrs. Betty pating were Steve Edwarts Adelaide Gerard and Mrs. Betl I rHERS . . . flay parties for th« cannot continue to »,: bury .7w oui Miller, flfih; Mrs. HelenHelen MalMab- Hobby Olander, MIi,ifh“S’; c h e 11; l | A c S l r m■E i Ij I GREAT FFAMILY / GET-TOGETHERS . . . heads in the sond.'* hene suiu.said. special educationm class anand Sharpe. Janice Dixon.xon. ChuckChucI m m Mds . . . pleasant enierfolnlngling withou without worry aboirt wear ■ c W m * • • ''Farmers, businesses«s nnd Jn in: Mrs..Jan.Corron, music,isic. Slory nnd Julia Pavkov.rkov. %■%> V ond tea r on your fine carpelslls andan d living llvtr room furniture. • • dustrial people of Cassialisla CCouht> ounty _ M r . K eller nlso introduced introduce Flowers arid corsagessages wenwere Nc ^ ' MJr * arc using up-tOKiaicle modernm oder/ L ouis Durfee, principalrlncipnl iof furnished by the Goodingooding Gar-Gar ihoKs just p art of th e promUe[so o o£ i na new ne ployroom in your ■efrcshmcnts r ^ K equipm ent and loolss in ththeli e ir Frahm Junior Hir.h School, anand den Club nnd refreshment; basembasemenf. enf. every day work, while ouroui his teaching staff, Mrs. DalDale were served by thcle cxecuUvecxecuUvi School' system I.\ stilltill in thetht Bullcr, Mr. and Mrs.rs. GordoGordon board^^______AndersonAtirfe lumber'i "AnfwarifWBr MMan" an" hoi eomplef« pTans • ,. ., ., qualilyqiw lit malerlols ond volumeolume savlngi.savIr . . and he'll ar- range long-term financing . .• . . even T*recommend a reltablo ii Don’tlon’t Miss The 2nd2nd Annual, | builder.b in d e r . You'll Y get the (ob donelone quIcWyquick! with rainlmum fuu I a n d rauisJraujsi I H a rr m m o m y SJliow h i caseJ ii . SPECIALS O)N N . , . II • •' ll I P R E 5 E N T E D;D” ~ B B Y V ~ ~ ------—■ ' ;______I ROLLRO ROOFIOFING 9 0 L B . W/E E IG I G H H T T . .'G R E E N , R E D OiR R W H ITI T E V I MAGIC VALLEY CHAPTERi S.PE.B.S.aS.A.S.P.E. il \R 5 ,3 5 tl m m REGULAR 5,35 I ------tl |f 4x8 Sheet. Reg. 5.0 2 ^ 1 5 I I “THEAAAGiAAGICHORDS” .7. , • • 60 Voice Chorus }'1| f l f N O O W W ...... 4H ’® I ^ I NOW/ONLY ON ...... 4.50 >' ll • " I I S5.LB. WEIGHT/V E IG H T li I REGULAR\R 4.00- 4 .0 0 - - ! TTHIS H I S 'YEAR’S FEATUREDR E D Q'q u a r t e t ' jlII ' 1 1I ■ - All pegboard fi Ijj HOOKS and FIXTURES!ES J ly NOW/ ... . , ...... I "THETHE GOLDEN ST/S T A T E R S ” ii ^ m 3 .S 0 : I ■ Tv/ice finishedled top's Quartetsi in inteinternational competition:itio n i| 4 5 .LB. WEIGHTWEIGHT II______. _ II 10% Off MMM . ji j MM.- --REGULAR.^R.3.603 .6 O - - I|_____ R eiturning t u r n i r by popular]r derdemand ... II | ^ NOW/ ...... 3.10 !' ■

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^ SHEAFFERFFER PEN SALE: ’ WRAPPED® . 8 Transistor I * LIQUID It^Kt^K Reg. $1.00 ” - CARTRIDGE » HARD_) POCKET 1 1 BALL POINT | ( Caiidies6s RADIOS - r 5 3 ‘ litllr With Case. Earphone, WICK POINTINT W 5 flavors ■■ bulkJUift '' and Battory l PARKE-DAVIs]A V I S I PENS YOUR CHOICE>ICE ^ i $ ^ 9 9 l|N .DELUXE.UXE < CHIFFON BATH ROOROON TISSUEi l 9 i 2I RROLL O L L PACKS f i f f EHiHiS1 2 G a u g e > H ig h B a s e A MARINE RUSHESIES throuftthrough a fk>oded rice fleU In aa idvidvaoca on commuelst-held!ld POSJ*posi* ______. tions b tb« backsrouadluad during aetioo near Cham Sonon In SoulSouth Vietnam. The aetlon to keep his vehiclecie under ELMORE COUNTY of Buhl ‘^oi’^rol. cidcnt four miles east of Buhl G. F. police Court No. 1 GRADE on Highway 30 a t 4H0HO p.m. Polfco Coart Iff n 1966 Fines and sentencesJ Include David Harry Joc, 23, Shlprock, p . 5 TIE HOI Sunday. Thomas, driving a 1968 , failure to Arir.. 510. driving oni'expired expired iiri.. Plymouth sedan, w as attempt­attemnt- LcRoy Chapman. JIO, failure lo ■ __ mClKTHSUS...... 3..,39c M when reRister a.s nn cx-convict:ict: Mrs. «driver’s license. ing to pass two vehicles, when * drunken- J» m lu e d thnt a 1950i nChevro­ , ™ Richard Brizee, 208C Hlllcrest Fined. JiS cach for drunken- let truck driven by John HH. JsabcIJc Mcrrii/.;rrii/, 562 tness were Kenneth White, 28, NORTHRUP KING Woody, 25, Route 2, Filer, was Second Ave. E.. « andid W. J. jand Roger Skoggy. 24, b o t h hl'hto?: King, 226 S. Blue Lokcscs Blvd., MountainI Homc. and Dan Hot, g STRAW I makinR a left turn off the high- « * . «» tor VlolaUon of the city :34, and John Hot, 32, both Ship- way. Thomas applied hIj brakes j J GRASSr TUULIPS t I — iM 'his c«r'8!ld-89-fcetrhlttlng ordinance; and Wladinlr i the Woody vehicle on the leftlelt ' ------^ o s W e n t : ______Ildo. . a [brooms------SEED ^ S e r i e s ...... ~ : v 7 T 7 7 . —73w739c- — - - Raymond-J, Newman,.... 20, J RL . W O O L I f i 1, Wendell, was taken to Manic W a O S E -O U T Valley Memorial hospitalp'w*S lol- ||A N IiU A I.rA I ILV SIZED 3 QUART E m p e r o r / lowing ft one vchlcle accident 1 8 8 • ...... 4 f c r 3 9 c six miles north of Buhl on the POPCORN 5 $ 1 8 8 Clear Lakes Road. Newman, Housewnesore! P o u n d s I - driving B 1959 Ford, was travel­ D a r w in ing down tho south sidede of thelhe ^____RQPPER__ **■“ “ - S e r i e s ...... 6 f o r 3 9 c Q ear iJikes grade, approach- L ___ Ing tho brldse. when1 he no- i SCOPE $ ^ 9 9 j& L KING ALFRED Scouts Hold “ MOaTHWASH ^ DAFFODILS■S...... 5,.,39c I CORD EXTRA Honor Court CROCUS At Hagerman E BUFFERIN HAGERMAN — A Court of Honor for Boy Scout Troop No. ASH TABLETS k Bulbs. . . as was held Monday evening at . 3 9 i| a t the H a g e r m a n Methodist Church. Forty-nino merit badg­ es, seven advancements In rank awards, two SO-miler awards 99* i?.°ai.....99' and two White Water trip f 35mm COLOR.OR RECORDING - awards were p r e s e n t e d by Seoutmastor lLooriard-Titml1^ assistant Scoutmastec.Gene Tit- M TAPE mus and Institutional Represen- T 20 OZ. — ^PECIAL-PRICE—C E - — S ™ - ^ - taUve, Rolin PhiUips. “ 1 2 0 0 F t. 7 in. R o ll Tho White W ater trip pins | r REG. PRICE were presented to Bill Partin rs SUCARYL and hfs father. Arlle Partin. The ' %^99 Fifty-Mller patch nnd pin were presented to Dick and Stephen "stcphtn • Teflon R ProcosalnK IncludedL 9 9 ' bennett. 39jgl^....:.n” SAVE 5 H Star rank nwards were pre­ sented to Mike Brown andS bBrettlS I a l u m in uIM m QiuurrpiASTics ....99* * CORNINGslfWAJJE'Aj^® ..SAWYERISpyY E R ;S _ P A N A -V U E Tltmus. Eddie Phillips recelVedl the Life rank' a w a rrd“ d . c.HlCarl c o o k w a r e AATiC R LIGHTED Grimes and. Tommy .Bennett Bennett RED AULQMATiC I were advanced to First Class V c Plastic_ IV2 QT, COVERED Scouts and John Blunt and Jon VITAMIN T' 9 9 c , o 3 . 4% 9 - i » » DE VIEWER Hoekstra were advanced to Scc­ . rn tm m e h ond Class Scouts. BAKING DISIt-- a strips NO’Sllck T«'«^ f""*- .•tiw iQots. Color*- YOUR CHOICE • Ing dish. If is made of PY- i Hoekstra. Eddie Phllllps.ps. Mike o f 1 0 0 . . . . V 7 ROCERAM* brand space* | Brown./Bill P artin, DickTck Ben- ' ^ . age'ceramic; heat-proof, fl nett. Gene Taylor, Gfcn Crimes cold-proof, nen-porotls 'for and Arlle Paryn. Second year pins were pre­ "'eofe^ easiest cleaning. Makes a S sented to Brett ■ Tltmus, Gene welpome gift, tool 3 ’6 " Taylor and Mike Brown. Third ir pins went to Dale Crimes. S rl Grimes, Dick Bennett arid Biil Pariin. Fourth year -pins m EMMEIWARE . i ■ - ' ' Free Prescriptioncription Deliveries . went to Stephen Bennett, Eddie flgij -73MM6 Phillips and Jeff Tupper. Glen Grimes received a flve^year pin. m ASSOBIMENTSIICS | m m ' ViRitili Ii'ql DISFl'PAil • • • Bryan Berry has earned the six- I k Y O U , II R I »tutd» jtl JAft l» ntny nn. year pin. 1 jW Utre*n7luA4iti.rip«ttreolwi. .... Flag.bearers w ere Jon Hoek- tf' ^___ stra nnd Tommy Bennett,. Brett TTtmus led the 'pledger-Ajfre^ Sandy wu master of ceremo­ nies. Following the presentation bt 3 p c . pun sets, 3 an d 8 at. ^ a wards, c o lo rf 'slides "of the ^ts-and pans ulth lius, j L k ® * - 5 oubl»-boiler,-dish-pan.— Stephan and Dick lenneu Bill Partin showed a movie of 'water $aiL Great valucsl the same hike. Refreshmeats'were served(rv ed bby y ^jgejajjCLtgjggS - - Mrs. Partin, Mrs. Jim Bennett. .M rs. Phillips and Mrs. Duane f m S m S S mYOOl'MOXErS t m WORTH MORE AT Grimes. . ^ hIxm im i S — - W O O «U l lM l r m n H,m ' s - nuwithw.uu. IIM|« ko«U nit TRY TIMES-NEWS wX'n T ADS I I franfvcnf «U0.. . . FOR FAST SELLING RESULTS ...... ~ I ' I t 1 t«t l«f -tun*. iiNiAc Isttro-mrt ^ IT . 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. SBniiuimDitrBunr _ _ _ nil b«h.i WI. .Ilh igiid .ftp. ^ ' S - , / U 'l A bnar ' Sept. 21.22, 1967 ^ z''^irsElTMERMEGP.VOOR r s EITME X HOW CAMCAM. A ) / I HELP V O O .?- / »HA."1 I .IIIW I in I nr r; *" ( BELo/EoBELO/EO KINK, HIS NOSE J ISIMPLE iSlM PLE ^ DECIDE ASAjMSrn'-V " Y roeclDED//)f o ASO,TH£-H E < j m i D G E / • I 6SHOULDHOULD< ONLV FRI2Z 7 0 ^ H E XlEXECUTlOMER.) E C U T lO l M E AMD VOU'LLLL JI PO M> A A K J C < E£ S / HISTOES AND'STARVE J \ DECIDE ^ GAT SNAPPITALf h <•’) \' V^S.OVEa.^VEA..O Youngt'oung >A rnprica’s .V ^ HI^1M I M TTO O DDEATH/.'/ bETYfiNN bETY fiN N V ( PONlSHMENT// / By Jacoby >■---- - ‘ / PATRIOTIC A TW OTlC i ; f. LOVEANDDVEAND S'-' ■ •< ■. • I J^OMANTii D ate-Line^^^ SKILL BETTERrER West had to discard»rd and tthe >-.-*■•. .'£ 7 ^ 1 ' THAN POINTSrrs - - last thing - he wouidId do woiwould. • V’. / T / i Ccrtain sUndanL trick hands.behand lo throw a dub.b. with thattt th a t a rc used Jn everyBty book oon long club s u it in dumdummy. m y. He: .L,jCy.}i/.Sy /\ I ' E IX AMD WaI t Du U n EY I H B i l H ptay. “ Bridge in the Menagerie"Menagerie chucked his jack off diamonds,diamond A ‘ Is esseniially a bookjk on play,pla; The hog threw away/ay dumm'dummy ! I .'i last diamond and ict was Eas East * i .. tum to discard. Eastast also ffelt o „ ff • i f ” * NOKTB SI** that he had to hangg on lo fc four, Cruel Cousin?lusiri? AK 2 . clubs and let the len of. d - V 4 3 2 m onds so ,' w hereupononVwhS; the whi R.X MiTOn. M.O. ______;______• ------d fam o n d -iu lt-w a s gt>od...... Cry‘Uncle’!:le’! ...... ------5t>od...... ^Tfi III ^ ^rrw{ K ju n e , ' ’I i p p X V t w l ^ X - iM eA N W H iizyS''I fo w t wjavy, i^ A K Q f(14 i4 You have already noticed tl that ...... • w ©ONS k WIHTERS ) I ' aking evenly ’^AHKS, w .a u « O H / l \ r ^ I yro'ni£-<^S^OV ft.tAft.^ . OR MR.. / CAN yjo TELL M£\CKECK FOK N^po'S/V Walt:'Whenhen I was a and Invite him as one of several W ES T BASTO T with diam onds breaking eve'i ^ small kid, my olderder cousin a al-.guests. But nothing more direct, TinonTR was no defensesnse agaliagolnst T*v to reach mt. KEfrstCKKEfrStCK \ \ HCWrrAL/Si rK655LEH> K655LEH IFMR.KK5L6K ^ ’jOUr^t «S4 AJ1D087Cr 108870 0 diamond Siam. “ IMMEPUmY/ MtAT.’OO'VET,>O0'VE ^ ' l ^ T C A U AfcAUATHev T H e ' l 16vi&mwwmt< / ways picked on me. He'd He’d asl ask, nieasel—Walt. VXQJ105 VB ,u ^ tl - ■rcw' we RPLAIHS A AU3T LOT AA n f - V' c am n KEACfke« « ^ •'Do you wont toI #cctee a match mate PIPER MUST BE PAID « K J « Q3 10 The klbiuers asked« d the II Hog • ~ ^ i THBR6 b u m twice?*’ A ndd since I wtwas Dear Ele and Walt; My par* « 110 0 S8 77 F !' “bout this. pretiy gullible. I'di say, "That’s "That ents have lost all trust In me 80U T U , re r-8 ^ ^ - 1 K / Impossible. Prove It." Then he'dhe' because ot one stupid thing I mond slam wa# on.on.. I diddidn’t \ light a match, blowow itu out, andar did. 1 hod a slumber party and * A Q 3 itnow It when I Jumiped ped to ihithree- iL* i W m K ^ m . d ro p it on m y armm and since Jl jold some boys they couJd come ¥ A 9 7 « , n o -tru m p . O rdinary»ry playTftiU2er v u Injcnble c n U e hut 1 am a hoc andmd proud o( [ | K ^ HI 111 I being"sore for 'threarea days. bui-when-'my“mom-walked- tn.- -. Now h e 's go in g aafter fte r my. smasmall ths tights were oft and she «J' W c«l K o rtb E uIII,.t l SoBlhflAMikSOBU Anyone o„,y could I makelake six dlo*d B E ^f$ 2 9 H 9 i vWl 1 make three \ \ y S-— brother. I've told daddaid what he'she most dledl ! ♦ no-lrum p!" ■ nice, but because mym y pop thinksthini Now because of this 1-can’t IV Piu 3N.T. his older brother is IT, ho won'twor go anywhere. What am I going p is s P a u P a1“ u CARD SENSEMSE believe my cousinIn Js anythiranything to do to regain their trust? I'm Openlntf lead—VK Short Riba ' , like this. I've beenen thinking of< really not that bad a girt.— Q -T h e blddia* haaoat been:b«n: ]’■ ...... \ selling some frlend.iid.i nnd and teac tcach* Wants To Be Truitied. ' 1 / -roer/i^wnH, \ ------* Wert North Cart Sen! I 1 7 BUTr vV ” n TEtU ME. WW PIP so u 1 > \ , Ing my cousin -whatlat it feels like111 Dear Trusted: You can’t hope so many o( these trick tianchands 1* Fiu— THE VC1N.5 PROWISEPisEPME ME • /EVEeym\m \ (5tTARAlSE.CurOFHLS\?:FHLS\? . / NOJASSWNEW’ \ ) s* to be hun. But what else conc( to go up to the folks, soy a VEAB f i £ a I REMIND _____ I aeftjiNi? fOsmoNJV j* yo>* suggest?—NoI Cassius. magic Dulaney phrase,. and I V ■ P aua u A >^A1S£ ONE VEAB fi£a ------^'roday finds the Hideouslldeous HogTau Hc 4* Pauau ^N.T. ‘ ^— T ^ r ^ r —• : Dear No: Firstt otof all,all. cluecli booml suddenly have things Just slruRei'nB wllh on im impossib possible P t u s v P aaaa a 8 8N.1N.T. }r /V 'CiAAM^S ; t your small brother;r In as to thetl as they were before the slumber three no-trump contrnctitrnct oftera(ii Pua 8 hhe’ll e ’ll run t)the and where once there wos trust, only eight tricks after West nuie ihe sadist now there's suspicion. In time, see K ou ♦K»VAJB4 4AQi»*Q> L i other way lhe jninuie the sadi openlNp h e art lead. Sec If yc D '•■{ Invites him to p laay. y . Then taitalk If you're scrupulous In your be- can find the trick play that pn ' • w ith your uncle. Sihare h a re whatw hat youyc hovlor, they may deqlde you've - - duccd his ninlh. J wroto me,- and elaborateiborate on anyan matured and can be de^ndedv H e duckcd one heart, took, » k lii .'!■?■ S other instances ofif cruelty thotthi upon once more.' But be realis- second heart and led the su ------.conje to-mlnd.-AalcbIc him to tell-U te c;Jl'j a m atter of monlhs, not right back. West proceededroc«dV"'o ( " ”™ “«> fcrt *1» Ll his son that his smmall all cousin Is1 days!—Ele and Walt, cash all his hearts,r A rcnll“ .I ? axnm T». B H not to be teased, tricked or tor-to FRIENDS EI^E D ROMANCE smart West might M not hav ? “i?.ta ■‘•b « -I —^ mentcd. These two actionsaclloi FOR HER I cashed the last onei butbol Hob < CAWi SOWEOMS OHCe y I hopeT h he I 1 r\ f EA5V... Y W PS JWT CARRIBPCARRIB A«AV \ - ~ 1 should remove theB need for anyar Dear Ele; I went steady with iposed to be i i r no -ln m p i. u tt i . ih MAt>B TH6 PLIPPfltjr f MS STIlt.. HHOlPIUe01P1U6 . X THINK C SV THa fCCMCCCMC QRANOIQRANOet/R: IWtL » - tt|« - — |||M I vigilante gang-up.—Walt.—Walt. thfs boy for nine days when stid* opponents aren't supposed to b “ * . * " MMflRKTW/KeMflRKTWATHl*-AMiAa'>Hl*-AM9MB.~ ' sm a rt. qne«B_rt bMrii. Jta iJenly he said he wanted to T5 f , *A «»£>6000 SPOSPOT TO IHRCIV V H5 THREV^TEV^r THEM I WHBN VOU RSTDRM 10 9 P B ^ GOOD INTEI«nONS,J'^ONS, (,reaj{ up-wlth me. When I asked- The Hog discarded-A two dlid l,. OUMII <■« aart*. awmAWAY oitOlV RAZOR. INTO 5PACBI» P A C B ^ V A. > B ySSjja Binr BAD IDEA'roEA him why, he said his boyfriends monds from dummyly and orone TobA.'TB QtlSSTIOH 8T10N- , fj« 0 8 1 Dear Wall: I haveive a problem,probler didn't like me. Do you think h« from his hand. With. four trlcfctricks iMiHwy o,«m n a ' . In West shifted to a soade.spade. The.Tti *>^*lead of .wblddUJ* oa n j . 7 ~ j r ] M y bcfst girt frlensnd'SThlrththy d ’^ h lr t h th was Just using that.as an.ex­ hog won in. dummy• and led a partner rebid*iM one no no> - S S U n Is next week. Whatit I wantwont to do< cuse? Or if not, what 1)uslness . second spado to his.queen.queen. ThenThe *™“ P* W hat do youI do aon?acm? fS tiB ® Itutead ot buying something shesi was It of the other boys whether ' ho cashed his aca of apades.«padt Answer Next Issua • e|l^ljre|H|H doesn't need Is tb give thetl they liked me or not? Why m oney for dinner■ and a moviemov couldti’t they keep their noses T iJa x to this boy she likes tikes and askai out of our buslness?-Unhappy. ^^R S M him to take her outJt as my treat.trea Dear Unhappy: For ono rea- HW waH How would I suggesticst somethingsomethir son or another the romance is Tnmnran^*^!^ R ^ tS N like that without makingnaking the guygi ovcr. If tho boy lost Interest think che thoughtIt JtIt up? Shesi himself, or Jf he severed things doesn't know anythinghing about thotl: at his friends’ urging, the result >0. Is atlll the same. But lesson: A t THI» moment PRWCC: Z01HAU9201HAO? 19ii MUCH OOfSK THAM W&LANO.;. b\M O ^ , ..Idea, honest!—C leo. Dear Qeo: Yourur Impulse Is since there’s a ausnlclon that ' O a« o H n * Alleyf kind, but the Idea would be 41s-41 Interference Jammed you ’ up, ■ ■v.- ,—71 aster. The boy woulduid be fnsultedfnsulte you'll want to ' make sure you k.Rufus! (iiKe “rent'a-gigolo”0” timel) andar bite your tongue whenever a dis* e t* a ' tJie girl e m b a rralased. a se d . ItIf youyc paraning word occurs to you re- R P P H S ^ n u d g e! want to get them together, givegh aarding a girl frlend'i lultor. doingS f tip V\, a birthday party In her honorhow Yes? YESl-Ele. JoeiJ J -there? K SHw5M 7^liV>-r(3 Pull me I I I ' Major Hoopla • w l ‘SURELY V(5U’rt& ) W I — P 369TIN6/OK. 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■ .-ik'ss iMENTS '- LEGAl ADVERTISEMENTSEMENTS UGAl ADVEHTISEMENTS MENTS LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTSm e n t s LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS!MENTS lECAL ADVERTISEMENTS ■ A.8 Twin Fallt Tlmes-Newsln»i-N «w l lEGAl ADVEIlIiSEMENIS_l ffiSK OF N -s.sr.-M '.isr’s^.b-. Classified Seat. 21-22, 1967, J 7 ' _ | - „ o T ,c n ^ o , -ArP..CAT,o» _ e e T C V l - v c * ^ V f . t Dean . RT OF TJIE HOARD OP*c'onRECriON r School Dl*. - ____ . NCI, OF TIIE KINO HILL IRRIOATION TY. STATE »;;,V^™ W fo-F':S.."Sn"b”!II*. Idaho,..a will ------—- Notice ll hereby given lhat AiTioid ’IN^5kL&” The King Hilt Irrigationon Dlilrlcf*Dl»lrlcf* ^n** lhS*M^5?^„®'’„i')J•s. 5:tv;..3: ;'M ? b '.''rr w r-.^’°!“ '. p Z o J ':.; : .r l o l l o n d F o i in d ______\ lalnUtf, v<*. Board of Director* will meet at OU and paved LOST: Toy Poodle, while, maie. , 1 fcubic Ictt per aecond)f^'oV^iat^r of water JS5.Sr*UFh?"Sl " ."se ^ l^ ^ 'o . A.T,^ , ■nt B p.m.. Tueiday. October 3rd, 1M7 urco under I31in. Ifidt will bo receivedjcivea‘■ i J unuiuniil S »#AT‘s'iEvSli:”S!!i.iSl?“''’.*1 ' upo„ Oie-PeUllonIlon ofo f'Ih Ihe e at the IrrigaUon Dlitrlct'i;“.£ otiice ■ !] tn Ss^of'-nnW rvtii"! S iT,T.as:: JK ,',V o'o!S :.''to.ird d%"?.,%W. de*cripilon weigh* 3 Ibi, an*w*rt to name uf Califoriiia ar any and claim* aRalntI Charlet U a Morrla,Morri*. and tpeclflcallon* may be obtained «Dllc“tlo‘n'’M"*??-^*°W^^Md*Vumo Pu‘bllifi:'se?lV2?.'» ind Oct. 9..1M7.S .,1 ^ receiver. Uart C. Silvef. In the I. to exhibit from th* Otflco of the superlnien- !?i'i"«ob^‘!:'iio!iyyo' t*h°e^*A'^ “o"V")3 201 niNc‘“ "^iT'“s*j{BRCDToRbERED-^r fy vouchijri d"ni of School*. Maln*^Av*au* ’SSfomanHurt . ?p*'p?oO T "•'••'"'"li^ARIIARA p. CRANE r.b't»% K J b ^ o u a'in rtih .'sj^.v .':, Apf» U O TWIN FALLS COONTY.r x *STATE STATE S S tu?"'«cLE publication of ihl* nolle*,‘.V •''? lo ".'■iL lh« ‘hit being the place fixed lor lh« Fon "H B '‘cOUNIY'%F'"-TOiE? '“dF '"7 4 .’i s ESM S^o% "ih?S« « . , , o . « s n ; K i . ' -n f lhat . . . joboJohn anld Executrix nl the office of H. N. » ii.:j:"tF .ri!”: a-ffiinsl: rred about Oepanment at UoUa. nlVot% .V. ‘e';iS?a""'“" ; W TYm MATTER OFF JOHNSONJOHNSON, Any proieit 'asa’lnttIt ihltllilt ‘appllca. appIlM- ^ciMivct. and organltaliont whoto , The accident occurred about e. Rouie 3. Jewell, 110 Main Ave. North, Twin Uon m utl be filed with the De. Ulhwcst ot u,, ,to v « ume and tell lo the i-'alli. County of Twin p Fnll*.Su?; ^Stale l e °(V)* ELIZa“d ETH M N E DOWERS 2 P.m. “““"SLv ih one I0S9 nf Idaho, Ihli being the place fixed « ‘fef-'li'S r, .,..nven ,b.t lhat tb. th e partm ent of ReclamaUontron^wllhln wllhln ?e*.; ten J5‘’/n"c*h’'’lo Sl uW h'rV?!h‘Sf Twin. Falls on U. S. Highwajg way place.^^ ***""• 0. ™.,b. sei,bS ftr'cS Ilon Wagon, m r Iha traniacUon ot *.hr§S.fli-e'.J tha butlncit >=n-d“ ^i;'t*niSinV’S f'£ ‘'L X .n , t corporation dayi fmm the latt dale:ate of publlca-publlca. our loved one. - «r. SetlM No. .W-S07CM<33. for ior repairrcp.lr of mid eitale. ">“■ J S iK .'.T'oSin! 3.V -S: lecured before blddlni. The» ar* Id* will be Dat«d thli 30th day of September. ^of^thrst^a “ R,"i?*Emi HIGGINSONHIGGINSON , M rf'and'M rt.' i B. Wright FO,....,., t September. publlih°°Aug” 3l. S*pt. 7.zl 1! 14.i 221. L !IWe oV ,s r b -n '.wrein i'? ,;ll* ?.v; veri- Stale ReclamaUon Engl- ..._DrI«r:orthe.l967.Buickw^k>luick which iV Jit^'oifS „ r . ‘."n"d'^?r'?.’lt.l b .ru w r .,h t- . w as' R oger * \¥ o staie wii-ve* the -rl»« to ,.,'nm Y .A .-„u«p,.Y-M U RPH .- Y .------SUMMONSI...... flad -appllCaUoo. Xor-a. decree . dU 8truck thc wagon was Rogci a a '’5.;!rir7u:m7., 1M7. ExeculrlK . . IN TIIE PROUATE COURTURT OF aolvlng tha lald eorporatlonitlon'onVlSat and Ui» Pubilth! ^lembei^'ar'abd'Seplema aad Seplem- - 'and Family______Bernard Verran, St. San Fran Fran, rejtet ^ ' ^ e b Ociober 1007. b er 2S. IW. ______Wli with to ihanlt our Iriend* and ------IM ?’’’” **'“■ *'■ **■ 3S!T”E '’o''F‘-'i!,A 'i8!"'"' r a iJ'c'ioVkVto.w.; iiv, cisco. Passengers in the BBUicK uick su te Purchaiini Aceni • In lhe Inlereit of EDITORS Sr»*'’o»rd* 'und**tho deli'clou* tood wero Shirley D. V erren.• r r e n . 49, Publi»h! Sept. w, at. rcHELL ?o%'^l‘" S ^ ‘h•* ‘K*{iTc? ‘c"o'‘ur'.'"ln'“’.“S Tffi"'F“»J.°A'T»E'='S8rT OP COURT OF NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S'E '4 SALE JAMLS RICHARD MITCHELL fuN^T^'yrA?? ,re ‘? o .r o ’f «^u*?''?rl“o? S « t n 1 . ; San Francisco, and Anninn VerranVerran. alias s u m m o n s ii day Of De. A Child Under Eighteen' Year* of SSce at^'whlei: ^ilj^ appiuauo^i K 't 'f o f V u'i: K ' 76, who wns seated I"n the rear reai jn t h e d istr ic t c o u r t o r the in'"’lh°o f?0M T^'ti STATE OF IDAHO SENDS r before Ocl. ,he Mailer of lhethe Eitalenilale-ol 0 S 2 ^ » l• n^MCc Karrn^^u’; ««1 received minor injuries. .U < 8n In thn M atter of tha Eitate of T o h l&*:r"any^pS‘r*o'n" rSW"fl'lV’he?e'llay file herein jamES RILEY DAVIS. Deceaied IS l LlLLlE MAY WRINKLE.B Dfceaied.DVccaied* *icp” 'of°'tho'‘’Tw“n KJHi-Counry■ IsH ai; wiLfi'iK'.''aiTiSEi.LrCHELL Ml objecuon* 10 *ald application oro NOTICE IS HEREBY?a?'o'i^'L5|i"b‘-. OIVEN b; «"'» ?5r*".''B^cr.ha cralg OP TWIN , purtuant lo an orderleV -nf^ ^d o Blaiij lii Courihqute. Twin Fall*..v.l Idaho. invt'Trat Twin vftii.>»i-r hmhi{iivI- NU~iniEDNuriniEi: 10 lhe gronUng of Uia above tnUlle he creditor* of ‘ Mr. and Mn. Dill -Spcctor Esther R. Haymc'n rwn» .v a pas I F — Courr made' on lh/30lh‘“tei; ^ lenger in the Ford. ____ TimLmTRACV. lawful I’arcnl-Chlld KelatlonihlpliTp'wM^ile^d wn* filei “ | n‘'WITNES.S WIIEBEOF-l-hav PlalnUff. A « r¥ ic ‘r ^ « G ? h ’'dTy‘S ‘5;^Vc?:tlKe*.f » p srcl’deV niittvr i.n me icl my hand and afllxcd the *er lember. IWif. al 2;1S o'clock P.M.KM. niimty of th^a r *’,'mo"''oi" t ^ « i5t.i‘’S a f s ? ^ i r j |. ‘i2erT‘‘;i5, IU117. f ^5 In theIS: ol lln) Twin Fnlli UlilrlciJlilrlci CoutCourt ,hcm with the neccnary**VP', vouchcn ^*lng our'irefBhhor*"’and‘’fr?enllt""or C ER Y CEOBOE TRACY;------D.-^^STnt ior ttiu Couii- alorciald thi* 23th daysy of Augu*t.Augu* wlihjn^^l^r;momh* a»^^ TO WAVE SURGERY •• beVnlTnL ?:,ri^ou?P'itVhe cou'j.r/co^mou?^v^Courtr?ouie *»"«>. **‘ho ^“(Slow"ng“*dc‘ierlbed’%eBl «o Iha Uictr kind cxprcnloniot tympaihy ,St''o‘fK b f,5 II. A. LAKCASTEElASTER ul!der*lRncd Executorp nl thit^ : (JtllcenMir« o in our bcrcnvemeht.-rheie rxprc*—- VATICAN CITY (A P )-/,?^ lOEIn'rTRACY^ TRACY, p,In lhe Cli'y of laaho, Twin I-al1i hat been Couniy np- k May 518 S c- alO"* Paul's doctors h^vc decided to '£ \S l'! J”ii;,"fKvSr°r«F^^ir"” r.ss.™ ^rfriJ3,“ . , !i-d-s','?;;t"Si..r‘ttWl"J"TrtVhS®“.mi; iv ”c'oS; The Johninn fc nn operation (or his pwsial S ! 'S d tf f i b.'S!"..'! B ' a ' i r•‘ S "S'S ; ".".S " .5 K f a j t t S . " . . , ..d■nd SeptemS.PI.'...b. ber Twin Fall*. Slate of Idaho, ihi S ' S ? “ « 7. m ^the-Pro- 7. 14. 21. and 2B. 1087.______being the place fixedk l^ for r'lS the e tramiraU'i’. ______Fo.l_Famlllei ----- glnnd condition is IM rMirt'n* wrinkle, deceaaed. and forof lhe Maxwell hear- •‘on- "CCOrdlng In the plal there' '■ .,iV. n r thi l"« of lhe nppllcallan of Maxwell 5; E'Sf i51"' S o coK 'iflu'i-iK ’ iS’.bSV " *•* »*"> “ • Pftricnols— Speclol Notlcei 9 jioi urgent. Informedcd source60«rc«s -piiJ Donald Hnrney for ihoI Itiuance Uiuance to of recorded In volume*atd S of c JuPlan, ? ‘y 'J""* y°'‘ have Ihe rightila lo'belo be rvp-rv; NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE ' i J i nimid Of '«'*'>■* t««*n’'ntary.•niary when P“«« 7t. record* of '">» September 7. M. and ai, I'i’iT-.'i jra-.S"'s,??;f“!?.'.tEatt ■ ^ • __X>;vNCE ______wife, ai granior. lo TwinH Fall* M TItU Pub,.ih:j;^?^yM^ 5 7.....____ _ s W i x s t m saucUon i s : .?to itho i Twin FalU.' Idaho------■JI .nri^ M and Agei 30 10' 00 Live Muile OP REAL ft f ru it Company, nt Truitce, foi ------Ii^h .it blddor. for cnib In .Inwti g .W r e 'S p ELUl M. COBDOi t/ATE SALE me benefit and *ecurll)r of Clcai sffos'sns'/ga • 'r 'r .- s'n'r'is'o S ii'a,; «s?‘5furfc M ??:?k ; Of'}.",': a ° r . ^ w r i " w . i . r t ' b ' . ' ' i x . . w ,1,. » a WITNbSs TO h.M ..a.Ui; S., )URT OF Drook Acre* Subdlvltlon T rutt. re r7,.“s.5'S -w ffi Ese&^c'-iu'STTITY. . corded April S. 1M2. aa* t InilrumenInilrument unry. 1907, ut tlie hour ot IO;i SinLICATION SwN'rSAygrY sliKVlcb ' “Aiy;.vs ’ ' of Morlgaget o'clock A. M.. ol tald dny al th n,E ESTATE su 'w)f Twin ris Fall* Eatt front door of Oie10 Twin FulliFul, Idaho, and deierlbed at'followt. t . ' ■ r a K " • Couniy Coarthouw. Twin Fall, r cfvEN*uiat ''^ e * ’jef‘iiu'lt’'for whichh thli *a1o*a1fl 1*1 County of Twin Falli, SiotcM‘>10*0*01ate ot^ldnn^o,of Idaho’Idnhi * Thai part Twin of Lot Falll. 19. Rlichcy Twin Fall*SuIh »> " “ '"■“ ' i r . S ilnlitralrlx of (o be made li that the grantorigrantor*. TWIN FALLS TITLE & TKUi. tU eiinlo of Irene L. Orr. deceaied, Id Barbara p1 COMPANY.- un Idaho Corporutlui will lel at brlvale lalO' to lhe hlsh- ¥S§S[p?onMS3 nd wife, have a* tru*tae, will icll at;. " public o 'E rs au ; Sn.iH’ pKrtb.rV.'i? ™5f!;d“ ; Tff'talflS' w J- A'•™” 5IV :ff Clt bidder for caih or upon a ilii^ tnllmen * due tlon. lo tho hlghc*t bidder, lor can io'l'SSrS -'i™ * "■= "'‘jii.B: S iv C rM 'S H ' ibtd Deed of In lawful money of the Unlti A '& ifrr^hoW . r S i t l ’r I; 7EEFY-i-AYNE W.TI,FOW.^^__ srso™ ;'-™ ™ '..';'.;'.!'® i*iMlbod*“re.l K-'illnolOB*nt tho hw cotiicr of '" '" ’sXi.d..,. ------right, tllle and Inlcreil of lald dc T.WS- sr'tbJ' fSKit « b ir,.' ait along tho t HE STATE O F IDAIIO lenc ■ l i i l i S ni-rnD« ceaied and eitale to tha foUnwIni a o “ :!i’dV. K M .'jf ”.Sd?oV."dT.i'.J5: Fall* Men’t'Health Club, 'steam ‘joK « ! ?'x%,;.“5K s ,ao?:!i’dIwlf of BO fcei; thence SoulhiSLtSSST parallel .M V o ^ S ’doS".'., Ilock Forty, j iktT; ind Auguit 1.' IM7 sf aaldl^t. a you are hereby S noilfled f that hat li miS?' G X rr\um '^iV r'“.!;or??.i;'a’’n ^«A ?rs|!f'jK SSikI* Townille, which Initallmenl* Include prlnclpi ,,'o'i.S'. S l " Sffin'S S'K St;",b’.*i.‘«;.1 n il eJ iSSinu ^ I r n n up. relax. 733-eils, dayt! . >e Eiiaie of Twin Patl* Couniy,iu swta ta ot of Ida. Ida. and Intereit. nnd tho S balnnce n ^S owe ‘"'H :iS “S .s;,s ■ • , , n a* of Ihll date on thn ObllgnUon obllgnUon te-*< IV. Idaho, according" b to M thc f pi S r . r i 2 L T d , i f ; .e . wot AO . r ,feet: ”oo!'; f,|,lh Judicial Dlitrlclicl of the SlaState poH rent or tnle: .Mck room *up. Jl# 1-ilalo of FRANK QUINCV OATTSHALL.-rSHALL. D f br In wrlllxR.rrltlflg. ilsned ilanec cured by lald Deed nf -Truil-Truit Ila. . tfiereof recorded In the Olllce ' for Twin Fain pliei; %yhccl chain, commojic*. hv tha the bidder and accomnanled b> of iftle. lhe Couniy Recorder.,d„ of Of *a ..,d , v . " o W ! K vo named plain-. a crutchei. walker*, trapeie bar. Pubiun; s«pi-1*. 3i. 3».(f!*bc‘l!»,'*lW7 o». ». tv< “ n”?c. II a*| «'o ?* o l'leait **DATbu lhl»*2s"h*day^„ 0 of'Augui', A.,n.t. ^Co..,_,. '.i.-ssjr..!:,'!jiMby directed 10 H v o r o t t Jennlnj* equipment. lalm** agafnu f’cV'percent "lO iT or Iho"he® bid bld‘ price, pr'ce igg? NOTICE OF THIS TIMB tha ofllce of TWIN FA L U5 TITLB h il covenani or warranty,ToJ;rd’!ir!i! regarding 1 r.TW .'.as'tJiro'ii:* ”t{;ro‘i i : i t ; ? ' ‘.!d"” p K d “ ;o'”;o fb the '.'‘i *ald ; ! ? com-s , Crowley Pharmacy, ______V S ir “ S a > rQ T n c J ‘ ?ISf»h‘ird .S ? a'ie " Allorney al TRUST COMPANY,IPANY, Uo. notte**IOn or encumbrance*eumfifanc" t to Said » le will be modemade withoutwllhc pfiini within twenty' dny* of the i( Wh e e l ' chair*, cxcreuing equity 'ILL or Mi eilaie. to axhlbllS them S wlMu? l^w . J « TTiIrd Avenua % Eail. o ? h % Twir latlily Iho obligation *ecured by ai y regarding U- vice of thlt tummont;n t, anaand you area ment crutchei. walkert for rent COURT OP ma noceiiiry voucher*,\,hiiV.iin!i wliWr! Ici «f Fallt. Idnho. nt any lime'rm ?V,'t'er^r. after th< ? J “iTo?don Crayjray purauant to lhe power of lale co ^TY, STATE monlhl .tier Bio flru publicjilon It notice and T ruil Officer ;" " :s s - s '“,'p?.'f .°.""& i“t" .".iRoffl., sale. All bldt Puhllih: Aug. 31, Sept. 7, 14. and 2: p o w y of aale w*iii,i„ the lim e hflreinL-r3S*£ tpecltled, i: “»”® la Eitate of F.'*aa?tih«ill%l iha^o'f/iw jf h nntlmi of lhe |D57, • ’■ "■ udgmenl agalnit ^ [Ig o ito L ic s Anonymoui — Twm St^ll#1£s'.“Hi V l'e^S-A'd S'r' : - -I ,'J “d‘‘*ln^“^.‘^^^"cLm"gl"a’,^ Admlnlilratrix ------■ ------— aramor. lo t WiN FALLS TITLE v» foi-*a‘”drvorce Fallt Courihoute. Wedneiday* nt ,° » a - Of » f e .J i“=vJt„'^Mi.VdVo“ ?.! \*ff and flSr"hc 8:30 n-m. For further Inlormallon (■Id Court, made on me Sift gjy < !sr,?o'?'rV iE re.ff”ni;rei.!,v':?“rfiB! f e ‘, r 'g r p r a ? n ‘ifff'Vnd“ r f r ; IS gs?ob"j S'c'.Vo“. ‘"o'f a .A iK'SiS'iffi'a.'sr.f’o'j'-rVi lar. at Trutlee reitorallon of her• former nan:name, call 733-4030, — — - nnelte Kokal. p h iv a t E DETHCTtVE: ikip trac- nf Juiv lOOT ''^D^'TEb th lt Bih day, of0, BepiemS.,,.0,. ?,SM g'g'F*V»SIS."l'?ASSIS"i'?aS£ SSS? 1'o'k“S?"S?in‘IN ii-A°ffi FALLS I rcT lor iho benefit nnd tecurlly of „ o, s.p.cn,..f a ,ja rs ;;a .g a i's s ;:r S E S “ "aiK a^’.r S aSS iJS nUTHM . HALUHALL. r o n jI lE ,C O U N T V■ »°'™i>‘ OF TV/IN s - « v . s . ’!s Wo,;;« «S ' ' “"o ™ ” , i ‘ n.ti.hlfi nS Adminlitratrix C. R. DETWILER. PlalnllFlnlntlff p jo i g i • ' ” r s : r s ®OatUMU. ,s “» .De- Publlih; Sept. 14, 31. 10C7 -O'- •• iisr!,7.i=r.”jd V K « s-; ------P* M. McFARLIN. JAMES H. M ;sffio"''o ,‘.r i“ ;'oT'«i."'i‘f s ;r ”.' m?-.. a W I S MAY NOTICE TO CREDITORS E i'diyr^r'i 5i-^«r^;.?-f'5'.^Stf.iff. LOSE WEIGHT lately with Dex-A: th8 win or cnarioiI c.c . Hart, de- Dy J . Alfred May ‘“g s i s ^O F s s r T W s ^ ’ S J ." one SI. Eait. Diet TableU. Only 99c a t Penny- I Uio appllca. Aitomeyi for Exccutorr ,. . ■ « % a T S ‘'S,‘In"t^“'‘^A?!NTY. .STATE and by virtue of an Exec wo. . at Initru- Addrett: 314 Shoihona SI. E ait. . S S S ! S , f f f la liiuanco to P. ,0 . Ijox lOS ,— ^rSTATtt-OP-LOTTIE'B.'TAVLOP £ fo et^ 5 J2 iJ« 7 , A ^ A -riA k u ifj— chironractor. on‘“imoro«*d Publlih! ^piember 7. 14, a m 3'B.'TAVLOR. courtrih'thB^-sbovo-entlt^ ------Norlh • Wn*hlngton, Twin Pall*. eiC lumB. 28. 1B07. ----- Nollco i* b , ,b . EX. [f obtained a and tho .balance owing ai of ll Il5?o‘ to* *“ ** '* NOTICE O P PUBLIC HEARIN IK- i l S s l l S f - 'uuY GlVLN^Uy -‘1 ^ ;"'^ I ered tiKuro «n *o“'ho*CTPdVtort" oT.nn’d'nUn'].‘'nU nrJ.nn;r)c‘ >“n «ltl>ln»l 1116" i v dcfcnilA■‘.'f"3S‘ !3s r..r;f '!S ,",',"".=st;'‘pi of th«i Clly ol ^'conVuUnni: l.yilr (inrUner, 101 7lh (.> ZOli ANN S1I»U0' , A ?r '>“''"’6 clnlm* aRuln.l Lmile ll. Tn; ■ tS I. thnl a publie Aveniir North. 7U-T001. J>robalo JudMto anUand TWIN PALLS COONTYJNTY STAiSTArii lop, (iccfntod. or hcr “ citnlr. l l in t c:e ? w.'5:o.=;iVill*" i A;; d.. Of s.-„.n,. „« „»■».>« , .J V.x-O1f'clo eVejW Sii??be^lo‘il? ?.'Jr".nr!i!ll ‘b^i“'“hclJ'‘"b‘etSre'’‘‘^ MEMUERSlill-S avaliablo In MeFI^ op,}jouf,.. ™ 2j"ofin,“i" :r 'a S .i ?il Room in the HoBgard’a Fan Club. Wrlto Joyca PubUih: Sepiember " l i 21. 1IW7, in°Vhe°WBlief ot itioho Eitalo Ettale ol wiimn'*Vour^*m'o”i hV*B»^r*"^'h nollSc to th . 01. In and to tno (ollowl.s>wingwl./dcSwlo'i'j ocicrioeudciclb *““^' TRUSTtw iN falls COMPANY TITLE ■ S .’”.; f,!irl‘!b:^"SoKii"So;rt', — NOTICE TO cnE D iT ons fY-'ofssr^'S Sii low ot(lcc. of ” ‘ o R " .‘^d ‘tho No.n 5-K- nfof tLOI AT TrUllCft ’ uponVin*u*ioUow' SINGL^ A P ijlT ^ ^ r il VtfOMi. !«»• M S 'M JS“i W r3l s.r,.'?.';;.";:;."”fo'unr, ' W‘'“■= 5 sro'K ii..”i'df.'o?".i,orf.T<.5: s S l i • a "o“ oA “S f-™ N ^ p f f l s FA„„v?”£ SIN S » DALY r "Od ' itlon^ T^fn^pgn* *v^i'“ q ™‘J,nd OU^“ Srr/Sii'oF f l o rA a KUSY.ku s y . i».I i's n f's f« ," ■'s: . S M S n o t ic e is nUEEI tald Deed of Truit li 57.151.CS « o .l.eii ot Mid g iv e n ; Thnt on" tho .th d.y :r annum Irom graph b (I) ^^c^«^lnlnsfringM o^ii^^ l» ^ Beaui^'saroni"" “IS SSinTilK! s;;,r”“ '*•“, .o— “ Oclobc,. 1D07. nt tboS bou, «H ot lO; l«t7I.„..d,71. 7. .»d OO. K S " in TSSefor'iiui tober a and*^13, IW7.______r I « . (■"» y S n ilil i R'N” tAav VI lOo F « ^ i ^ . ™ “"f',on",’d S °o'r‘l ------‘>"“V li«.«niST19 07 . *lie of any tald Ing. Pt:rmancnU from « . ArUtllo '"courV Houie' NOTICE OF GENERAL '• V'^^CENT. In excett of \ two Beauty Salon. 113 Main Weit. *. Stale of Ida- MUNICIPAL ELECTION Tru*teo hundred iQuara leetet In ony proj projec- Phono 735-1041. Evening oppolnt- ;'£• ay-s'Ufa-.gywnee to laid Or- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEH t ■t; tlon not Inclutlvo ot lupport ■ ;a»“v ’:s F.bu.b, .g 'i.° «&. s Ocl. .rg s. a 1M7. of sof|5_ „ |, ot public auction 12 lss;,"'ffii,r..rSfSenior clllieni Ing deierlbed propertyipcriy located'’atlocated 733‘p«30. Evening by appoinimentt. ^ r — ' W ' f l f e W K f - nui, Idaho, on fr^ "l2?00* nMn‘’‘u’nlll°8:M n.ff onilttlns of 40 4 ^ Locutl Street North.^orth. Twin Fallt.Fa " p h o n r a "k u s y NOTICE OF Icmber.'1007. which' time they willrs. be a cleied. , r \ssj;, ‘j.t."„;.7n“T l S i th* Eltata cf THE TIMB APPOIWTED•P O II^ D '^lunuont to an 0,d.,".‘f".’;fd Order of t« SKVT'irte,!!?-BENHAM, Th<9 Voting placet for tald*ald electelecUon ^^d a Community Center Build ait of Coulee and 3770. I12I 7th Avenue Eatt. l'lor» Kuiy. iJse«»ied. rwln Falll In tho flvo ward* In *ald Clly *l publlth! Sect. 7. 14. i>. as, 1M7. ? s u h r OF as ”fffi “ sre/i, “ asMdTSf ™'- ‘ ■“ -"I'i; la S f o n 'i S ” ??,!! i? ft. & J rlrS sStVm“ ' ‘ AJdkionalvi ?0 Babv Slitors— Child Car* T6 JNTY. STATE ‘“RoTICE IS IIERF.BY:DY GIVEKg iv e n to Publliht Sepu 1^. 31." M.m . 10071P07 *’V?ril^ Wa’rd: day ot October. Twin Fallt. Twia'»la' Fall* County,Couc u o PE E P child care.'Divided ciatt- "“T"n o t ic e TO c itB o rro M ------Twin Fnlli Couniy Coun Ho oM h^Clty H ainn DuhPlfdj c«t North. at which Ume and xT'insi plac# all 1 ,.H a,'or.;;T .in f..,. a, iN SyM M W IISfY °°i i pd’S'a n'S, a r a jS ! /®l-a . vf5 V:- 2 sg?i8g ?s" isav's'si'ff' ,.n.d ..d ton, ..d ig ;;., ».;;»{ Coa'Jl Id day In .ihe tho 7.onlng Commliilon of the C Han. 321 second ^ u d ! ’'’ " Irrlffli'or a d * wW.. h HAMEll. a m i “ j;Sl.'S','o“ “ op«cr ol ..M Co )urt. In the City ot Twin l^ llt, Idaho,0. thal a publicput Avonue’Iiail; . propoted farmi ofr Contract Docu-D< of a new hoipllal and cllnleclinic build hulldlne CHILD care, limited number ol chll- i>, of Twin Fallt, hearing will be held before t r i 3 and3 1)lMk dren to aiiure-individual alien- ■ 's is 'i. h...b, e '” » “5 .ernational. Inc. S i . 'S 'r ^ ' S ' f l l V T irM o f lrc .'."!; '. S*TWa?.' vntlte. Twin "i^l Fallt Uon. Excellent faollUlet. - Phona bevn appointed cotnmitllon at 8:00 p.m. on ocloi Idaho. 10 allow 733-S005. T ooW pK: T - d ., . m; ot W g ice lor hearing i> ih7. In the Council Room In lue Wen; the Bul.1 Houiing Aulhorllyluthorlty loe< located County, Stato of Idaho. 10 all rSvroH rtWloger .H Davldion. lfei d trH a U .,521 Secondd Avenue EE« an , Fourth Ward: ty llna frcnUng on bAYTlMti child care lor working ■^z- ,? Jr.. filed horein, whenhen and wh«whero Twin Pallt. Idaho, uponupon thetho follow.folli I^lemorlnl Lulh^anran school,School, 350 M a f S a '^ ll h r aKS- ^ n i J Jl l'S M h lf K . M K -S;.!!"" 1 County Court ,„j|.p,„on-lnl«re*ledl .ln In lalald ld .u tate.ta ina.AAtieri:___^ ,___ :____ SSS ndlng Seeilim tC. SSs!!.*'’.* "* helri, mny ap- J. Amending Section^ of Art! the tame. I. Chapter V. City ^ Of ^ i Twin n * F aFa i u ! *'weihln5?on School. . 119 I f a r " " ® ' '.rrvovs jS !IS L 7 r , s , j ; ■ orth that Nellie idaho. Code at SecUoncunn D5.05. p«para- Lake* Boulevard North. ' Copie* ol tho document*:ument* m ay be luhporagraph 3 tos ’^ provide S i d ’.' : a* h i i ning 10 tlgn reg- NOTICE IS FUIiTHERITIIER GIVGIVEN obtained by depoiHlng 550.00 < 1.V '^avu'fsi.a'v.t'aK oa’^ n*er. City Oerk. ih* Archllect for enchwh“ tei® tet of o? d di K uI *'’"3.' DellnUlon of double fronii of Union, State (C .y Zone lo provide a t faIloeing^iho plplace nerion Iniereitvd may.■r.sf™ appear :;s su 'T ."; .•r..rJoJtVKc"5JIt of tho Couniy iign *hall not bo In excen of : %..f£y it- F I r H S S r S " building houijng LICENSED dayllme child eara in fixed tor tho traniaeuon of Ui« b I of Idaho, and hundred *quare feet In any pro; will be open al vidsd tha Plant and Speciricat: felling' unlit and ~my-home.-Phone 7U-74»0. • n " s a f v r a ' ™ a6 ..„ 0Of. AA.,.i,. .. lied owning the tlon not Incluiivo ‘.l\S'p.ret^% of lupnort “'® '.” r“m“ cS'cf.VTn" i“o5n«,s;-fe si,.°’..?b"';t ffl!'x .5 s; .1 following de*crlbed rea prone \j[ Aveune Eaii". d'ayt*afle"r Iw^openlng^^opening. * may front oa a differentS?.nrSiie"r?e?fln,* Inierteci yt‘ S^7“yayB ‘! l r / r I/. 'hAKDER i s ^ L l j'o ,« « ’: K !".& ra ssso.'^i; ■;;;■ a s,.= fj.s51 f? tald :te Cliy .-iWhich '" a cer^fled check or bank dl iiiimE ffiv'.v;oa”o ."s “ ™ :e becauie of I* lhe place of reglilralloniraUon from 0:001 payable 10 Uia Duhl;.r'i,ft;l‘ni,'’'J5: Houtlng ‘S'-b..k fo,»., CT.Slig.n ' Ion or flathlng." a.m. unut 5:00 p.m.. beglnnlnB !Sep. {horlty. U.S. Government bondt V i A X K ‘ «“ ' 7, III .n . l =1. - M s r , Charlet Hopkini lember 31. 1007.. unlll111 andand Indue Including b tatli^aciory bid bonde n d " exocuied e n c u ie i by abirvo*dell'ne!l lhe’’*e't hacV"rVqu a S s ® 10"Isr.r's; to reione from Re*ldenllallen llal. . MediMedium Sniurday. November' 4 J 1007. ‘“7i'Pfoycj- ‘pro the bidder and acceptable;eptabla aurcaureUei ment* for the front yard thall ap ------, ' ~ That iBld pe'tlilen *et* forth tlthnt Denilly (R-M) ZoneI lo10 Reildenllal-Reildeni ed. however, thnt onn thurJday.thuriday. Frl. in an amount equal1 to fo fivetlve percent pen to each dwelling unit fronting, . Publt»hl Scp**?. H . 31, a». pelUlon In *ald Profeitlonol (R-P) Zono^ Uie November^3. 3 of the bid ahall beI lubmliled*ubmlited 'wllh each of the Inierieeilng *ireei*. r i s i H ^ m f f l ' f So'E?ATE%'u”f f 5 ? igltlrallon book* each bid. Iide yard for each;5if unit *hall;S '!* be £ ' En.pl.ym.nI Ag.ntI.i 17 IF ” Svsi5.^aKSSA,h!rd",;d°lnW SK =s^*;.^ »-m. “otil Tho tucceiiful blddor will ba a “pv in 'd 'a'iss.: 1 11;; 5",«K ;.'t ' and^Say*lhat *^“ i?(4,“ l i t 33, E attIt of Coulc* and DUN), p.m., when lald.s”„iiiri.r regliira K X '-p sav s s . r . s st icle yardW] Ilne ihall E ail. T33-9563.______' the E*tata of OP IRENE H. PUMPHREY.^^ " ‘"■'"’■'i'efcSS.S-SSKStS ln ° We^MMter of nV'ctawd’*** ?enr"an/T eir?: SS“ul5e‘'i?;\'e*S!mS‘.S 'S A^rfdi^n d S 'S “NofeE”l's'’'PU»T,mBRTIIER OIVGIVEN *’*A?te"ntlon I* calledI lo Ihe fact that line.’* ■” “■ H.I.. Wanl..l-f.mal. 18 'D y“ c IVEN 10 NOTICE IS HBREDY:„Y oOIv S'e N ' f t IS?. or.ir5.s«" ilnimum talariei 8. Conilder amending" Section ( CHRISTMAS tlm a-our big earning all par*oni hav- tho undenljned Executor lo It a W ^ r h ? s,"« J5 ",..'if.y '.v t "a°n‘dX ^ J V .V V t I 5 f f l h ‘a“l5 th ? ?« d llo r. or «nd.«I|P«r‘0''‘ ' : real property s. ApplIcaUon of Twinrwln Fall*Falli ainQ ie limit; of the elly of TVIn Fallt, a-j; isr.'K s f.'ir& b W i'i^. Vt. 'i'i'.a^ .L i 2 . inK. tlmo. Several openlngi for women label Slalty, de- Credllori of and all porim i &£! ha' M t I r ’?m^mn'd*Ial2lV ^ • i"e'..‘e'd‘“"o‘r"'i.‘‘ ? “ e."t^l^‘ale. to exFilbll clalmi aialnit Irene li. Pumph •d. ^ nnd Ifotpital Outldini Corpora paragraph H to irSmg provlda areit*adi"“ that ChrltTmM^or y™tirte“f and family' them with 0>e neccMaryitary voucheri. deceated. or her Eitate.•Ji. W lo ex> f f l i “ ffi" T K '5 ,K ." '.;-orly of s.p»«bSeptembar, for variance to permitw fi conftruVi'lonconitrue preceding *”ld eleetioo be Ig Authority re- driveway* and parking area* a. viihin (our mnniti* adcrafler th*lhe Iflrtl them wilh tho necetiaryitiary voucher!vouci ijot **• of a aew hotplUl and cllnle bull< M ' - M : *e??en t r n . W f creject , c ' ‘c“t‘» any. or all cent to any commercial drlve-ln rublleailon of ihii noiic# to in# K. illNTZB. on a portion of Lott t1. a x and a,« Bi { S K n l ^ S a - l rrSJfd“id‘ ,0, info^nllt,,. : ;rk 33, Twin Fallt Townilie, Twin F iw rrW f^o“;irdin"r" t i i ornc?”of Couniy. Stale of Id Idaho, b'o**^o“ to b alM w ed'^y*'low’^ ’ ' No bid *hall be withdrawn forte a quale duit control.'■? . ‘^vriS"paVdn»%5{.i5irnc” IS?i£yi£«Sf| ^ , 319 Second ney* for Uw E ttale. at H ihelr . “S ofl Sbffi, 5.PI. 7. U. ai.JiHff»I.JHI7 building to property |in* fronUm It one *0 reg- p«rlod of thirty (10)10) daytday* tuaubie- Any perton lntere*ied may apt Sox IDS. Twin B( lU Fourth Avenue North. 1 ^|ln*’fronUng on |,,'ljjj,^“ ,or% o Venral'mu'nU^11 municipal elec* ouent to lhe opening of blot witl ira‘inra“rrn.'” “ ^ t?o"n.r a rl!;« n d ^ /v e ? ;i i’4lli, Idaho, tftli belos>elos Jtw the pplace Fallt. Idaho, Ihli being tha r ding S«cUon ec. Uon Ihereafier *ald eleeiorelector ahall*hall not %a conicnc of m*! "LoT Buhl Hou ffiia •W E M .’Aird'.rStil day ef Septem-* t W ett. _ ____ fUed far tho tfan»«cUonuon of theUie ibull, fixed for Iho tMOiactlon; « of !lh a. l e In ren tier foe a Authority. EXCITING • different • exciutive. r elecuon to long Ouhl Houilngling Auihorl Aulhorlly ***^' *” ^'(S) EGON k r o l l "W nifM 'V,".-. day,«.««A of Auguit. .', "'^DATKD:'Thia'iatfi a.Y day otof SepiS.I.™ . "'>!> O" tubparagrapb 9 to provid* a* fot a* he *hall eoatlnuaua to retldiretld*-at Lawrence B. Harper H arp er M a^or, CityVr of - KTwin i . FiF.IU. Ul* aam* addreii. or wiuiln FREEMAN *'*'’• '* (tj JAMES O. PWMPHR doubla frontage tama precinct, in which he 1* r ,r a .» ..d 0.10. ■ a -g ’, a a „ s “- that by m ute 1* tered except If *ucb elector i irlx ot tha *i. Executor ot the Eitat Sor^ssspis .a mother5M areclnet «F.b,ub,liSN ►■ , . C .T ______. WOMBWtd" work In d ^ cleanlni \B SL STALBY, Irene H. Pumphny.•umphny. fore nwn y rut'iie. Oooald R«i loled by ■ mulU- hava moved to another pree , M S b W s ar.:r,ff.sra z ahall notify ih« ^ , -departm ent. 8 day week, paid va 7. 14. 31 aod Publlihl sVpu'lVi a i. la, Oct. S. ihiiinn of work* two or more dweUIng,fe r:.." unit* 5 a?'"cS5 'o?.o\v!!i,'or»I change of ad- NOTNOTICE OP BALZ .cation. See KenneUi Miller. Tro> T o e.f.*> ot Ihe where each of theiele dwelling unlitti disl* and auch Clerklerk *hallthan .lli.Ihere- •. NOTICE in GIVENBN Uiat a publle pul tueUoa wUI ba b*l5 bysy tb* City ofef TTwin Natlooal Laundry. ^______■nd Uie appllca- " i^ J ro n t oa a differenterent lnl*r*ecUn| lnlar»ec upon ilrlka the name of *uch ele J*’'*- •'•aho. at 10.0#)» p;.l(>«k0-ele.k A.M.A.! oa Baturdir. 8«.u™b»rwr IO; mIW r aial lla BABYSITTER needed in my home. OF s!na.3a';f"W J'."; . ^ from the elector'* Hit In wht« wbleb 1* locaUd cn Lot I. BImV 1. T«mc«T«n«» Park T PI»e* pnone 733-C529 or Inquire at 320 . A P P O IN ^P 'i-s s ! ? r i r , i *the tenn?"Bn^ **?e*t 'back requlremenunen u for do double It regl*tered and *hallJi'i ngl*ieris.siS M sa,-,'[:ir.‘."“ ;i.Ti;;i,‘'iilmaulr 750J s ToorUi A.»aua Wiat. Twin fall*.fmlU. Idaho. Madl*on. lUHTY. STATE » . J f , & • , « , ! ell comer lou lo-auch elecior'a reglitry at Ihe Id. Pn'e?r«“iM rt"th’I «aelala«l parwatlkl propnty propwty In li th« auledr of th* CityLT aoda s i d«eT4badd«eT4b*d a* W o n fa d — MoI« 1^ let backbaVk™^Tdi require* addre** In the precinctSvVii 10 tfwblch a i . w fe'lowai UOTOR VEHICLES 'K i ifS.”-. ■tSfr'.S!,; d»io"“ 'S .., _ ] t | | _ W blt»Gtwa TJ»rt5-l!i LTi£sr*7 C. K ,.»,r. £... ;.cb Of r i o r a . i ’ S! a!?..'S“oT.o'fsgS™ ? . . 'S “o"f"-, r3r^=_ 1917 = ------. — ' EXPERIENCED indlcular to the elector form Ihe elecior'tslecior't regregliter ' ••• ------— m e c h a n i c „rrrK .v.'”5rsB&i .r/w » F S s r Z i i ; s i T t M l ' o S ‘f t . t “ t ]|acent lo the ad- and tuch elector In order.40 votevot at . ' j ” ------«by gtven < that tbo above named eitate. (o is: .ss's'dffl.;l< yard line s. ahall a general biennial clly election 1 = i i ______- H'iI3II40I i Excellent onportuolty for axpo- « T c ;W K t5Tf..'."-p.?A.W10 iiVthe froat tt! yardi again regUter. Wheneverincvcr an electorele Dulck ...... Its ’ 4e«i»7g rlenced mechonlc. lam M. Tbomp- ler which aald *0^1“ , Ihall have moved fromrom the city and nutck , Z ]«>< «>< — ■----- W b !t* ^ a w ______miUlSO*.. , . *lnturonca 'IRoom tk-Tt:!i ot laid aon, alio known aa W. M. THoBip-Ttii of convoying lo U* placo of uti ndint SecUon fl *haU remain away from thaUia cityclt> for PosUae UuUmwacea)t) l«5t «5t J J.___ , _ Wblla • C.7»IM Coun Houta In *oo. deceaiid, or bl*I* eitate.-toettaw. U a;. «-0 cuMe feet l« r *e=on• *trleken from eald-reglilerlald-regltler and Utreurr _ «»« JUI Blaek 1(8L<« jsi"."'.? sis:' m Uu * a ^ ^ U « haa' been mpplled t*,.™ IrrigaUon ...,pU j .t.o job.™ ,.^^^ provide lhat all If he *hall Uiereafterir again reilCreilde In Ch>v.i.> _____ t an “ *^*euV?to th* po.e*,-and-:«Iij-amou«t-appU*J InjnreanojBc.- the-city-for-arteaxt-thirty-dayiit-thirty-dayme - Wlll‘fe * ..“d_,w5lilSn " — iiicYcza””-'^^^--— divertlon of tald foJ to «ny fO 'n rj';'!!'rclal drivr-ln et- ihiitt again rrgliter 10 lo be eligibleellglbl to u o „ » ______ l?L.rSi Idaho • tlM tlib t to T*|fet any and all bid*.. .All bid.bldt ar*. 1. u TAXI d,l.o'r -..i;i.d. o » tr »i, . for .« b . I..fu l mo.,7iry of U..U)* UUn sltad SiatM of Amtrfoa. a,t t itld..Id ...... aucUon „l.1 W ,groll,.^,f»;n j.r.00. V.im «. ibtT. i i ™ *S5toT”o?*!ir.®2 . d « b l T A “ i5 ” *'•« > OAVID MEAD^ ilS E ll'" ' D»t*l tbl. l.Ui d.T .1 BWW1 • . -^llrTBan,,°Zonfng*CommIl- Zoning Com CON^ANCE J. L'C ISE rt''' ^ ■“ ' « CONSTANCfc J. L m z , r 31. ^3* aad Oc- p X iS rs e p ie m b e r ai. O^obei City C M ^ w m p - :F y " " 17IT a thiOTgh .~ o .> ■ a*pl«nt«T 11. m i ______Atkaw. tJfr25ll. —■ 1.1W7 Pubium Sept. 7. 14. ai„ at.

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■ : Work Wanted - -23 ^ S''"hr-w?l?e! .ril'bfick Forms fo r Sal>______52 Shet>- Atwrtean^ c n o o l. Box. TMI.i .BoUe; ' S ; BY OWNERs 4i;;;!'b.fcm’i'i;,:'r',.r„i I larga carpeied. Full ba*ement wllhrllh (ull. t "'o 55y 3 i V “ Num bers FREE—S E - ^ = corner loi In llanaen. Hardwood f '------TT "b n o of, TWfn FaJir f(fle«t (« a a i- i‘ floorr,t On(y *3,000 wltix lermi.enni?^ Ijlfnhedjtti^eVVrUif'eonM?^^^ J “ >?;?■ ^ K . .. i S . JOE BLAIR . Olhar O Initrmtlen 46 ° 4 0 tiona. 1005 Dorian Drive. Deluxa Deluxa Nlca) 3 bedroom hnme InI Klm* bed- 2 bedroomi, (I baiement). Wall. ! i,« SPECIAL ■ CUSTOM FARMING3 LEArWu 10 ny in ^ e -n e w AionHfln a-zA.2 J, 3 bedroor-. brick plu* den.eo. o(* o(. berlyt area.' 3 additional bed- f '• S ' Si‘."or"ts'„.""wS;5fm;v,"'v.'c „ Of Charge „ at* oiint or 3rd bedroom. Mainr. floor floor roomis In full flnlihed baiement. I' rating.' Hardwood noor*. carpeti and » ■ Ini, “m SSS ' N o-m atter where you live h .“ Vet. i I laclud- dranei- Oai (urnace: covered ' _ _ _ _ VM Flight Service. Jerome. Jl«. J Ilff.ROO. patlo, (enced .back yard,■‘’I'lae’is ilngn -. >W b haVyHfrge luxury homei, g 5roii.i>;2i.sr».!«a In Ihcse areas, you can now, SPhona v733-13411 S or o((ica,733>. S* ,733-. 1 igarage, would C .l ,'( 12.0OO..WM In-)n. both^ In excellent locatloni. If ttlephone the Times-NewsLli?.!! ^ CUSTOM IlAY nitll^ll'sC H obL education at .S cluiiei Itove. re(rlgerator.- d rjer > r 2 80 ACRES : s N®*” STACKING Diploma awarded. O. I, approved, ______and water lodener. rS h er p ^ u J’-Jx'eni* ****ite*"'*ou*luv«)u bav« SoulheniiJ of Jerom e. Good 3 ^ Free of Char|;e. 22-wlde- harrow bed. AvallabI*illabi* S'h®®'- ®o* !">'•«• — ^ ___■ bVon looklnf"'^.* enil roow. » . | bedroom modern home...“ S’™!Owner „ nawn. Idaho. II retiring and d e ilrtl Immed. f J: tr ------7 5 B L U E L A K E S , , TAYLOR AGENCYFJ,,.. GLOBE REALTY*Y latw lale, I'u ll prlca only »23,»0. }:fe;, ?in.;irrr(as;‘*5ii.ss . - • If you live In DialD i a l —------—^ !Homat l for Sola • SO r Kimbttiy 4U m , i Aoai.K. E ... with *3.000 down. Better hurry ' ------I T C O M M E R C IA L< Evenlngi. <13-5403 'I nruce Mecham. Realtor 733*5457 Buhl. CasUcforjl . . . . 54WM8JW648 CUSTOM - M L S ” . , -TJUILDlNO Ron Taylor 4»-5403^MfiS nialrI Oiterhout. Realtor ^ 7U-5045 lo 4 s ■ h a n d y r e a l-TY t y ^” “ *• . 34X38 With nice 2 bedrnom homa 733*1340 4°I Kouih Uncoln Jerome' MANURE HAULING'I G S bedroom, - tart* living room .J' v " ”” ' a S B ? ! 43».i7« Evening*. «4-545* IVERSON REALTY Wcndcll, Gooding, vVernon Olander _ Duhl 50-437319-4573 dining room. Fully I . . - carpelrd plui eal-in Utcbrn.. . 3At­ 'BARNES^EAl/rY ■=» rl^5» foul'BY - owner: ■ uxrelleni■■ condition,•dfiTon— i-J2* ------^------cnr,..rsft, HoRcrman, tached garage. Oil (urnace.ce. Onon 1037 II Dlue U k A Blvd. N. 7n3.R2:7 orlaraer bedroomi. full baiement. (arse R M -Scofleltf. S*«-227i. Sno*hon« Jerome ...... 536-253516-2535 • CUSTOM -_ • ' acre. Jfrome, IIO.SOO. Owner E arl Rnmei 23-5059 -.{ J|vec'?;.V D A I R Y F A R M . ' > pay. _ B 11I Hill ^ , 73J-IBia ‘ tM-WlI,, m, ^ ■"jPi Mf* ~We*t end. 100 acre* wllh full " CORN CHOPPINGG m eat"’"* — 51 rain, barn, 2 home*. Se« th 1 nne y Vern FalrchUd, nuW M3 900 ; ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom,tn IViIV4 _M _ i 2i ------■ OlOul ef Town Homes 51 | Filer, Hollister v 0 9 0 0 J8-2552 Cv C u NTO M comblHin'g.' Ciove'rver 'and and and ■ bath. Attached garage; cov g yard. _J)ome lelecllon. May w* lerve ’ S I ^------1012 Weit Main . alfalfa teed, l>.^ JoMi Deere.1. A-S.t.A .S.t. ered patlo. You mu»t leo Iniidef•j.E .“"■“i.aa-.tibmio. =! —rnt} Mountain Slaiei Realty. 733. S trri ted. K aa Patterion, ^urflker ^ Ude at ^ bedroom, carpeied living roam ally. 733. «3'’7 e«"of'la'ndr Own"thir'nv , j H.lp WonI.d—Moi. 19 _J 73i*M09*‘ U*!» •! wllh 4th bedroom and recreaiion FELDTMAN REALTORSORS JJH74 ■______— Jpr««iive.(arm (or only *31,500, j ------C U T O M iwathint. balingr r — andTK room downitairi. Owner leaving *’*• * ’'«• 733-IDM733-IDM -j.-MLS- SACRIFICE 3 bedroom. ,.i fi.irf. »i*cam.'e"*Ver«i^h*y. M^gr'alal'l* ilncklns. 3rd eutUng. Dllly and tel fieldi. paiture. Price *2?JW. o o o d n fE T A IL W and ••kLS" uelighKuTAlia viii# Circle, K j jsr-.iK 'V .':; s“3 FARMERS3 f! m i W e o ' S K . iterm*. Lynwood Realty,-810 Blue SALESMAN WANTED-ED J MM?'* "*• GEM STATE REALTYL T Y . u fortnble (SmM>-m"ng. V bedroomi.'“ d'roomi' — 733-5217.______REALTY 3,400 ACRES prIvalQ deeded | liLTAtl. (Jipejialetmcn . . .Karn.Hum CUSTOM cu: hay iinckine nnd hauling, 0 3 Blue Lakei Northh «•w batlB. den, (aroiTy room,om'^, fire- FCFOR Suht or Rent: 4 bedroom brick ranga land plu* l.OOO BLM. ^ »»• money m youi- tpare ilmc'know' . . . Reliable. n Phono «3-50M,, Klm- 733-U38 or 733-454« Pplace, large living anilI diningdlnlngi I homeI In Twin, 3 balh*. fully car. S43.4K0 well watered. ReolRa Estate For T reds 53 'Ute >uur cxpcrlcnco und knuw- b ------733-tOt» riroom. Kitchen wllh completelete built- Peied.1 centrally located. Pbone _>«.ion t unfil.ttt, ' . cloie 10 UY OWNER. 3 bedroom home, siecl liow Itl hulld H prontuble lullK n aS or ^ ilASLJlAUi.l.S-G TJX nM.it(VChln8^Any Z In. appllBnCei. Double eBrnac, Barnac, I W-4IIM.! Buhl,______’_____ ’ TWOTA bedroom on 2nd Enil. cloie lo In ----- rarr-I!mc-(iiiilnr»*-w;lltnirKnarip— -“ML-S” ------1 J->'""“ J»T<-^OZY-eottagi?r-S»-Madlioii:-C*r. —t ‘’'o bj;!; — --B A R N E S -R E AT L TV IY ______} Ktiiipp U Iho Jnr«t»l lil. j; I North, pgied with large garage. Can be r rrct SMIer of ilioci with nvcr ' . ______JUST RIT THERE T ______purchaied on en*y terma. Jpold*. Harold-* rment. 324-2593. Jerome.______1 . 733,*J27 tree*, gnrdin *pacc, *».iw. BsV 2ia tty k t, ticet AAA taUll'.iiL. TIlnESHlNa'beaai, Tlli balingn g and anrf mato money. TTill apurf. FORp o SALL by.owner, (Inch,k, I'lum.f'lum- y/ n c r . 7a-5M2 ^ 733*7417. ~ ____L - >“-!7a?l’'‘n“a^S.^"' 423-5839------4875. Coodlng. ur 733-9058. _j>}owln[i. Phono L R. Sorenion,orenion, menti houte eloie-ln leldomm bai bbed for (our apartment*. One So ome plui Farm* for Sale 5 2 2 __ Kill 733-IBIm gg jjTcHANO^ w i ^ Vou have- i o-r ----- pilri - f t ‘ilS "J apartment upitalri and one down- , rental houie. Needidl clean. —^— ■- ' — mUiiom up lo'ia.W > pnirJ-P'iil,* plut rm CU.STOM corn cnopning andi=s=r huullng. -J.bs 5“j.i«'"w '.r;."s.c’«'-Check- -itn lrr.- -flnlihedi- P a tlo .- Double j ------C. Harley WilHninsinm s ■ i ■ ' . Idahu, Immediately. adriveway. Double carport. Two , ?**** 'STOCK RANCH ------' men’ il'nU trolnlng'^'i fretf'lj'o'i’n.%\n ^ loti, Hack yard wonilon. fencr. ^ ty heme. 600 ACRES cloie lo Jerome.. 3 ’t“'Re.*ii?! Lots a n d Acreoge______54 ?“'’"heir r t " .“r WW l a n 't LO: Wlnitr huy Ki.ulinB huulinB. OPEN FOR ADMIRATIONTION N ear hoipllal. Nlc«, quiet rcIgh- * s r ; . , ; Write J'honc Clydo Meixnger. 324-2515 324-22li. X-ovcly brlek home with beautiful•autlful -• bborhond. Pine treei. roiM. blnck in hay il3-407». Evening*. 733-0320. , "MLS" rj;: KIMBBRJ.V. H^i Ilka Mr^nij . »pnrr lime. You e»n tool Wnie carpeilng, 3 bedroomi. drramIrramy / t raapberrlev ‘ Ilv appointmenta S aflvr «H k S " ' ! "B,.*s * ® tt.T'4i,r7.‘,;s S 2 r« s ) 1 low B;3a p.m, Telfnl»incl733-f,4Hl.4«J‘ _ ! la?g. Bill Hfllp>i». 733-«033.I. ■, .->M -'and paiture. loii or irrigationrigtttlon — ------, l'l"rii*^^ sn'">■ FARMS If* BARNES . 1 mal dining rogm. 2 bathi. U rge — ~ ' —“ “ BUANbe: threihlng. Internatlonnr ?6 ■■!.'■« _^g.y'pi.V°a S ierona BARNES REALTYLTY tbaiem ent wlib 4ih bedroom. BuiTi- ’■ ow^nhlp moro iBan 30 yaw*.y*«r*. jJ037 Blue Lake* Blvd. N.I 73311227 733'U27 » In appllaneei. Nicely landicapcd. • comhiiw. Phone .Willard ^ Thaete. HAMLETT' ■■. E!' 3,F'<'rG E’ S i d Earl Uareea 4i3-5«534iJSlM I Prlcctl *30.000. Vacant, Move la PRESTIGE J733-2I70. ■' heater. Large bAck yard compleie- t TO-IBIO ' now. Lynwood Really. 733-93U.__ R E A L T Y ' JIv fenced. Phone for appointment. I « Sherri JV ERSO N R E A L,T T Y Y Bill mu 733-lBlO _£ SALES JOB ”1 Bernard ^ T. I Clrclo.Circle, — j] „ n : 4 bedroomi.------new 934-4194, Goodlnf ,, ' CHOlcfe" large letf for'home* In Iht ______Dava Hamlett, Broker . lo(fmaiier - 733-Mlo ^ FT^r sr-jii.vasafEtag ? .." ’-000 ^ a^h 1!1 ~9C0 irrigated, produc- •Iro Excellent Income, new ear ^ IN r e a l ESTATE s;f,5s“ £i0}«.s'.;ute, ? s ' (lemoniirator. rcllrcment plan, IIa ^ —J7J— C. llarley Wllllami 733-OlJO-OIJO V.r«im*home" "uve"*3*''bedroom CL 'is?' fSJ paaluroU^rTlSr (or < plan. liAY hauling and.iiacklng. I'tione brick, fireplace, 3 bath*, baie- i Bxwllent C. LOONEY, REALTORl-TOR ^ 0718. . ?arn’’ t'bo“ above. Job •jJU nch ---- 733-408» - .- T THRUB i choice building lou, d*ep training, m lary p1u» comml»> j Inn™: -MLS” JKSfAvaW P* w , K 733.3M3. Al Helb. 733-3079. Beth J JSSum. . Sei^RMlty, tt^deuTIdSho, dSfr } ilon. Contact: Salet Manager, & *a.“ss.'jn^prinkler ais .:. du^jax location. B u llM Twta ilAY iiacklns wanied. Phonojno Jay VWickham. 733-M;g. t Irngaicd. *173.500. Term*. - 1 *». 'm o t o r s5 - S Greene. 733?*W.______a ta n 4-beBroomrearp«t«dId and and ______------ST draped. 3 hatM, fenced yard. a I STOCKMEN’S REALTYALW wlOTirf"fcw. Wi' A. .CT.M,. or ______701 Main Kan ______WorkWc Wonted 24 ao»e-lB. , tlWO down. tlO.SOO.kS*'* — 4<00 So. Lincoln. Jerom e 324-4(49 1 . Evening*. S35-5574 ; 733-3079 I T ROTO-TI LLI NG-LEVELll T NG~n g " 1.6 a c r e s SALESMAN 1Cardeni. lawni. larm acrensei. p Pord tractor mounted Roto Tiller. ' ■' “K".; ^ S sS ra a fi; .re'nrbcTgSVM'iSp^rt■Xpert £PIC K PO O LER 733-4375n " i I"" m an EXPl 1 (PERT? c l r e NEED ' ^ V A I N SALES CO. rs cnce nsceuarv. Excelkol op- — LES CO. r;'ACRy‘‘a -g '. ‘.'WT.-.i puriunity to make very bmkI rPhone 7334008 - 93«-9ni, Gooding | g?^ ROTO-TILLINC SHAW REALTY Oiucit Peller*oi> 733.383* jS.c*"fc"*i^T.,i?m !3ir' irator O Oardeni. Iiw ni aad farm ncre- TY USE THIS H A ND Y DIREaORY AS A GUIDE TO — Abble ^ 1^'' tractOMnounted1 RotoRote KdnV Iriih* 7U«(Ui-osu _ l l l Acre*, fair home, ••*»■■«• ona head. ‘IfiS , S S ? j S f f i 'S 1-5587 ■ Uealef. 7U Main Avenue Soutli. | P j S ^ I FAST, RELIABLE SERVICE.«V1CE. PHCPHONE TODAY “ j Phone 733-(»^ evenlaB*. sojjth^ Elm o’ G arrison 733-6G30 “ S“<2 d K‘’faf^iS?n;“!‘..:-.::S:SS: ^W x m - COtlNtkV loti, ^ali* Ava. TV REPAIRMAN w anted'toto lake ------SPRAY THKSE NOW------2 f H U FREE ESTIMATES. FELDTMAN REALTORSLT^RS^ ^0, Ha*u Real Eiuie service.. — over aooa TV lalei anil lervlce. Ir a Flier Av*. 73J-19*#, Owner^s heallh reaion.for-chansc.ehanet -« 5^“* *'‘"**''iiiJelf*''‘**'c«m!!is^ra I POB Rent! IM acrei lulubia (or «il“'red. Ing scrvlcf. 733-ino'.______—'_z ~-ntO ^T C rm ^l-lotrO o^x! tneom* ------~~1 ) I 1*00k HEAD caltla ranch..i„ Roach lill 1irallar ta lei.o r ilmllar b m ln w .______Nl^w (all Inwni pliilicd. I'ree eitl- preienuy running 1500I head and 1so? Addlion Avenue W«if. 733-9080.------fE>.;rW Sv33ii|mntci. Ton loll. XrUllicr. leveling. can b« increaied with funherfurther de. 7^c o h n e k lot (or lale. Oa*. w aur, ^ Johnny Mc)^ri Undicaplng, 7U> ^ I ^ 241>4 HOURhO Ivelopment. Over 15.000 acrei deed. , ng. 7U. NORTHEAST locallon 3 bedroom(droom ed. which Includca aeveral lectioni ______brick. Family room and lou of Of limber. Very well located. Aged - Jssri!»°’ •. ern home, Henry Ca»e. I’rom W Wll lU 'd o typln,.-.titem enu.,I, bool.:booki extra*. Deep freeie. dlihwaiher. ANSWERINGERING SERVICE J' owner *elllnB duo to III health and Bl Udea, 2 touth, 3 weit and Hiouiti. >< In my__electric itove, refrigerator, air . will lell unaer contractt®{^5S at 5% In- _But~to ■mrn-225k«22:______r m a k e 7 ~ - r:------Dlrectoty Is NotJt An«worAnswered. Dial' 733-2386. i ariencid AI-TERATIONS. Ureifmaklnff. AJio Tolephono Answerinsrtring SerServJM. Day or NJght _2 r.5 ‘pV.&¥S.5%5;rS5'Sonly If 'fe rlc and iweater bodlei. ■fkiM?? Skinner E . W. MCROBERTS & CO. 21^ Ne. Sowlna Shoppe. MJ Filer aod Flu- T h a A d v o r tis o r Will Be B o NNotified to Cali You. su ock r i^ h , FOR LEASE or aale: Tha old Satu^ juautled. Phon* Ely, Ne. » Kay Harriion'"*** T33-lmI.3m ■, from Twin day Auction Saita ground*. Lou Falli. ,*5a.5<■<>• -lO '"'/ <•«»• Air CondiHoningJ • _ light Fixtures price *83.000. *10.000 down. Rocky , ihrubi, private hedge. ■ Spraying |Mountain Reallv. 813 Main Avenue chanlc. Shor{~work vteek.. excel*excel- WAWANTED; uookkuping and BanafalBiaeral ^ bedroom houie, living room. Tli tj* beautiful Uiehin and diningdhtlnif oaca''clea*n1n”g-" t For 'Jie be*t ier- 1 snrav N®’’*''* o r 733-3102 eve* *•* lent working eondlUoM. Conlact •~ Bffleab work.. Phane 733.7813. , ■wIm and j ^ l^Hoppe, Jloppy'i Automotive, ^ I ‘arra. Wall to wall carpeting.■petlng. vice i call Ek Fumi.c« Company,I s y l ° | | S ' dS lement. 733-32*7.______j Aphldi. M. L. PouU CuitomCuitojB 70 ACRES, very me* rE a bedroom = ; -stV or'iM ftrissfe."’"'' ___ ! ‘^P?e°ion'’at*'w?nat“ “ s 3 tni2 Ma " r frm!!.Vr51^V."."'jr^” S5'i".'; J — Spraying. 733-8B57. 1home. Cood out bulldlngi. on high* ^ onfl^ia- Cloie (o Robert Sluart Jr. Kfgti, Milking Equipment ______Uneoln and Memorial LulheranI’liJirao Aluminum Service■ jjj Bulk milk u n k and pipelinee lervica Telephone' Answer Service ]a ‘S io “ ?.'js'o"n*-»¥.i5!!.r ; ;*3S25?5«“ f'’or‘7or*” !^ |: F?F or The Beit la Aluminum Siding ;;,|.alei.La*..-..„ ; Jero■me. m a e^., it------— — * iSJKa*-ESr 8 o . W ! S : T I and loiulatloni Pbona Uoyd F. _ .• Your Tetepbona I* never alona. 3*- 2271.3 Shoihone. :oiieid, UO- Apartments— F u m lih sd 70 ^MIUNATION body and palnl mnn ~ FdTRM- ^ hour eervlce. Phona 733-33M. jji ------1 . Kelley 733-W68.' ______Ornamental Iron _ ^ ____ DTTJwFnntrmTEJ^riSSTTIIFS;good farm ACROSS FROM . ? S 7S^wSn’ ,j ^Vona£rn?Phon” nl‘a3Tn!''‘°‘'' “ land, modem 3-bedroom home, — 55 - SPACIOUS • - Ornamental iron, c an and wrought. S d iMf'mil VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Butlnoss Opportunlllas 30 Television Repdlr ‘ Y iX k . . . NEW HOME Boarding & Troinlng I' ro*^f.°s■d•■o■^“.fff«.■^W”ray 30. amail s ^> roem a, tiled balh. Fully eai^ ror poiafo and beet (inrvetllnji.:(nB. Au-Au­ - ::i!_____ *3Sfa.~‘iirifcV pir'?rera- brey Cray. Sailor Creek Water II, full George‘1 Kenneli. •Boardingding aJIall ^ J Company. Clennt Ferry, scu-ms. SERVICE STATIONO N ?'Ji5m’en?"^5SSS!V la^'o'AVt. c'a“}i car. brccdi. Trnining all breedi. 3J4-' . FOR LEASE - ‘ peted throughout, bullt-ln^^ra^n^a rania 4345.4 Jerome. ______P o in t — . J — • Sj y o w n e k : 80-acre tarm.irm. Excel- FlFUm n is HED d o w m w aM W ent Halp—-Mala and FomaUU 220 0 ExcellentE loeatlcm In Duhl.I Ida-I d a .' ' - and-ovenj-hai patloc Price *17,- _ — — ------ho.h Paid iriilnlni, flnanclil •»- _ j.g ? . Tree Sofvlce______jiaoirfflf. asrVoj.'"..',;; | aiitanca If necpiiiry. Coo High> H O L L A N D < ------rro='ck;.'’‘k b e ^ f K mhome. 'r o M *40^ : : at3 Shoiboa* Street Ea*t or phen* _ _ _ _ Painting ______TowJng 1 ral of. way In Tw in Falls. REAL ESTATE — sou. Cood term*. L AA KN Heat 733-8333...... i d I, A|ie “ ^ ...... Concrete foirfm g ^ s'luari Urolhar*: interior and exte- m — Eitate Co.. Jerom e. 334-4*00.34*4*00, Cl.BANc i large 3 room apartreenl, 3W5. (3.) Neal nppearln*. * ertun)ly lo advance. Cood >l E & v ;; a ? l.ty n sT g .‘^r73$^"8'fe! ] 10J7. -_n«y,■634.47*1. Gooding.______, mechanical iklllii. Mature,( de- ■< Income opportunity for nmlilllikui ' Aveaoo Eaat. Phooa 733-1037. _J :______itlea furalibed. Maa prePerred. 73J. ■ pendnble. (2,» Night work-it for I'Individual. Somi financial aiiiit- 7 wern home. 3533. mnn ance and paid training program.lii aS 'S lliS 'S - Radiator Service, £le:tnlu. only authorlted dealer «, hed garage. ONE bodroom upiuiri apartment, lionott. depondablo voun* mnn. a ''•S. Ory W all barn, good Qna bedroom baumeat aparimeat. , ,a.; OTJw i . ______Tt •« BlU. ; iVrHlJ "lt'i^'i7i5r:Sf«''i ?e“:?'r5S^d ! ■ W « .S . S'i'W rS'Sln 'ri; J a . J _ local.area. Married, dependable. "M iia i. ill- "MLS" Monroe S treet Attraetlvoraetlvo a OOKf l Shebley. dry wall eonirncior. . — mSm S} .Reaifr. ' «.> Need neat, clean, amhlilouiilrioui *ul^ u o™ huibana and wife*Mt-iip. M “ - ^ ^ Voung men (or Job Inqulrlei. T JoW ; S;orT«>‘T .S ’.“.S7r6?.T," 'o w w 3733^41^. 3M Srif'Avcnuo NOrtli. — ? ^ ^ a « r %urcLiao’vanow I'ore ' ■ R ental* *^and''ca*lOo.*°Cood* n io d e ^ J-b” (P 1 OPENINGS POn * f f i / a Elei^lrlcal C o n l r g a o r i K foj5. Jo^wt sg»»a;',,r% ^«a-ue°«: QOAI.iriliD PHOPLE S'r“mf“?.JlS T 8f,,*“Sffi.' VV.'«: S i S 'S j”ffS !'S /a "■ '5roy;.s.-",ro't/.!! sa;.': *“ • a r o o m buement apartment., l-rt- , . No-restitratlon (f« charged•gfd IM3 ii Addlinn Can. 733.;(Q3.______3. 73I-B21I. __ ' iBtermounUIn Fuel. 733*8821.l i S : i Strictly confidential fjy 21:___ • ------—jy 250 HiUb caiiU ranch. U* 0^ out jTANDlCAPPum .TeleMono iclll'ni, felllnf, MUSTM Mil 4.bedreoffl Deluxe home. OWENS ELECTRIC wr homc. TwIa.FalJ*. Burlty.irlty. all£)) 2 Balh*. bniiiltiil vitw. sreatfte - ^^Imcv SopJJc Tonk S e r v kCO o TRADE. SELL OR ■ ■*fflm5ie?^ M ^lM ^^SuJiay^'jiS ^ ^lm o«*“' SliTIREiD and need additional In. Knglc Valley atca*. Very attrac- I. o«.t or M or. Curront Por Lc„.Correneir, O R ^;S,Va?J?ed';i"*e‘(rAfSliy"’*nl5'r.? 3, come? Openlngt (ov man er)r worn- liven of^rl Doi 17. Grandview Motel. 3 For Your Wtung Need*‘ callCaU 1^Roia-Hooter aewer lervlce.u SinitrS in tr - iRowe-Hlatt Agency. Shoihone.oihono, *»«^***■ aanlUUM,' hot KHer (««v • an fo r light >alei nnd delivery Trailert V lll^ Twin Pall*. Phoae lue. cor- e55-43U collect 1line* cleaned, repalrtd, and In. • m.»OK> or 7il4H7 |,.n. ■_____• : nTiiSi'.y’.as-.iCTfc.g-I road.------— I — nailed. Alto. Septic u n k 5«neS: cleaned. ' BORROW . • • !5 Cl o l cated d in : Land Of nee oVida'ho"*'' ■ s ' a " £ r “' . K “” '______SUPKR^ market la induitrlal town. >.< Lincoln County. SU,000, *7500 7R *' ‘®” !; ■WLS" Fpreeloiure. Brlekfl multi. ______Excovotlbn . . J a.ririo.TC 'H ra.a.ar ; INCOMB cr«allnB*lnieeurlty7 Would C it»Bun!‘’S4l ft” '** you bellevo we can help you ?r.^^To,srs.''SioSo"s cl I- ^ p e r ^ backhM i, tractor mounted radio dli^ S oo..„u.l,yo *.'■,.•2'%': PH O N E 733-0931 53! . m ^ d ja t* P0M«M(|». AC* R«aJ(y. | WJ. 7J>. , ' 200 ] HEAD cow ranch In Uttle wood MAN or woman dlipatcher.r. MultMuit I^i«ll Of **“*' ** * . ’ “ The B e st W ay to SeUeU ’ ' . i iy„?rS?.KfnTW.‘^”.a!’'•bo 834- acraage*. W* hava a numbar ot Cre I 5?iSfISJi‘ A nything is w ith, .V ,,I.„. .11 . f . l l h«far» 4 pjn. 7334C2*. Farm Work Wontad 23 _i , 733.aS8». ^ 'I * ■ FC Mui7,‘*?I1 Oim~bedroom clMe-ia. Nicety far. \J n *’ itanlm°for*S«*1«,’’^ppominlt>^ > CUSTOM HAY AND . •; p i -nrs^c PHONE 733-0931 , c-o Tlmra.NRw*. liHS'nA", ffi-TB: s : •tallatron. STRAW • ? REBUCBD 0,000. Wat tt.900. tt la Fail*! :n FaUl* «venln»». Twin J “ySrHS*"n31CSIVlBhbor. -n«-Ea*_t.______- ; ■__ .— _ ForTieva and (umaca oil, call„ i i Gem Gem HAVE THE NAM E■ OOF F YOUR business' ^ SERVICB S - h ^ ^ . W rlt^ jB ^ ^ lO , c-o> timTime*. e*. ..jtLS”..j SEE UJ for aetiool Completa sta ta Oil, 733-sm. Our /ual make* AUTOMATIC - £ • — xeal eitata •errlea. Komci,^ afa r a m » i, , ^warm (riendi. PUBLISHEDED IN THISTHI! BUSINESS — ^ "asPiSiraffiT Y ; HAYSTACKING ' . S o V S u - : . B U rLey.' 79 acre*. Good«d loil. on 1aeta. 4*1 -n- ' «. rteduced to «eU, «a*y te m u . TM. _ J 733-nti. G un R e p a ’r ______“*S£*ViCECyiD ViCE COIDE OF THI **i CLASSIC HOMES, "Wa buUd on 7; -X")??” ,- your lot." Your noor plan or ouri. •'*, c u s ™ ~ ‘^'C "g rBs& SroiSx^n lr ° Quality, eonjtrueuoo for a truly ! . MANURE HAbUNG ___ . *Uo‘j!f ^ JIM ULLIBRtOCO______DX .______ra-sita / ______6 lied aar- . Homomoving . llAY iwBlhinji wllb condliiBner ana E * 5 S !‘* i s s r > ; S r f t ' ‘r4,900. fi^fg ettimttti. fl. a'..^Miller,' . Miller, . . , ' ^ n d aelf^^jop^ed jbaler. Leoo»rdLeo8»rd WANTlip!WA Buiineii p anner fe«uA-l — ______phone 733-8073. and'i ?"ran” cl'*M4-i5Sf“"’ ****”'’ ^ . 'yar& • ■ IniuloHon - K ^ir^ e( yeuf choica . . . Evwy 4 ^ Wn — ^------F o r the fine*t iniulatlon a t reaion- J 1400 TAKE over O.I. toanr^Weai.. ‘Neat. a2 . *^5 able pricci. Guaranteed workman* . DELIVERED.IVERED TOT( 21.000 ‘ V . . after S bedroom*, t n iocludea-tazcauc* and ahlp.1 Call Kamilloa In*u)atloni lS o f '^aad d •■ . AAAGIC VALLEY,LLEY HOLHOUSEHOLDS DAILYI llAY ,w >tm n, with conditioner.uitloner. P ^ ' ^______«. uhl. after S ^ ______PHONE YOURDUR AD TCTODAY! 733-0931 . s r & r s .s ’rn.’isi’-'s.is:imfni Muirc'lmoni 40^0 bB^OWWERf modem ,clO*a4fc ,------R(MUltS-for low 00*1. . WE'LLLL BILL YCYOU lATERl ^ nu ' ______I Ifn JiiTXNT! m U^IO. a tune at your ~ NiitD io aerei o{ beeiTto harveitharveii vvery flr»Lle*ioii wlUi the revwi*. ^ J * • A TRAINED AD-WRITEIAD-WRITER’WILL HELP YOU. . ^ 843-4B31. nuhl. D Gemco. nonary Pointer Chord 'sjStS Syft*m. n! MAGICM VAtXSY Kaolty, reildanuairildMiiTt J I Ask lor CTasslfied ,|£ 'i.^ w M ’iS'po,rs f pnaa*. ^ ^ r ta U s t - for l r 7««r*.:"W n o ilS n a ‘1 - PHONE 73KB31L . ’ . ■ " S 'S r a S F ^ J S P . si C Tiiraaffiiiw g- _ , 7>^70e4. '— ■ J

...... ^ . 1 •' ■ - - ...... ' S \ ...... • . ------Get in the Swing,J, Everybody'!I tdy's Havingng Fun withith Patio,I PorPorch & GdraGarage Sales 196T ruckt______1 9 6 - 90 Auctlarn - JO tOl l A Appllancos ft HH Et^Ip.Ip. 120 Anttquos ■ 139139 TTrucks 196Tn A-10--Twin Falls Times'Nowjs-Nows industrlolIn Egulpmont 89 FarmF Ioipl#m«nls 90 M ------^------SP **h*undi, , ComtiVaY! ” c5lonl*Sondlllon'r”onV*VlM'!&.'iVb!55. Jn *^cloclu!?*frnrnM^ round tablei, love Sopt. 21-22. 19677______“ • U S E D I N D U S T R IA L B E E T J 01 will lie -1 "kured payment plan. Open Friday i .• EQUIPMENT tale yard, -.'til o p.m? Ml. Y Eleetrle Co., 441 ^■ia-ii!‘.-a .'p °;r'"""-g : R S • «t 7:00 r! Main Avenue E ait. - - j ____ Jr ApBrtmontt—Fumlihod 70 , HARVESTERS J mi,, muit MlsoHonBous for SoU 140 VALUE l - l S lilSS?!:'.!i^m£%'SS',.'?'g , ■- MOVING into mobile home, muit "1 ?S HI VA -V m *«**• electrlc-itove.—rcfrlgeraiflr. = cc^^i electrlciiy. AdiUU only.S " , 7M-3 : oI m xm ' “»FA RM R/^ 1-row' taniT'toolt Co Cottla ' . 102 . - ,.TD» Ul6 -« a w U r.« lU i-< lo ^ a ^ ' r^ — usi^DTirD~tRTrCKS^~ •Apcrtm»nt.^nfurhl,H»d 7T : ‘Vjmo' ~ ^ 0^ L '2-'rW lifter loader.oader. wE SLAUGHTER ci 0 ¥ GEMCO ^row lifter iiioS ...... - -On Farm-Slaughtering-I rin g - ?n"le‘?mi: See US FOR ALL YOURrouR - —CAR— C A R S — . , AIR CONDITIONED 1 ■D CAT°Molcl D2 CrSwl'eViroci,^irncior loader. Wllion.Datei, !sic wagon. G^cyllnder. overdrive . . J695 SPLENDOR , $2500 if. JOHN"DEERE 1-row, • - I S nUSED rclrlserator clearance. He- HUNTING NEEDSis - 15S2 RAMBLER Classic wagon. C SpBclcu» 1 bedroom, Tpeted. CAT Mo'dcl dV cVawiif C rnc^ ' JlOO. • VEAL condltloneifand suaranteed refrlg. 1061 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof 2-door. 2-do Radio, hcoier, drADCtl •all clfcirlc npnrtrncnt. North Main Lockcrscrs . . eraton, priced from S29,g3.93. ItrmTtrmi. i! Saddle bajii, Jeep cam.i Spout*,i f t t w hile ...... *795, , Carport, launilry facllllie*. Menu- ; - •¥ IHC 1-row. *50. Por fait lervlce call 733.______Hughei^. 324-2413, Jerom e.Z:— lation. Lownr. overhead mean* ~ Tvrarrs USED m bum, YOU SAVE I I I T FQ 2 y « r a old and over, 18 Iwad Reaj N I 1950 FORD F-250 pickup,ckup, V8, au automatic transmission, ¥ J E T R A C T O R S3 f MOUNTAIN STATES 1Utored Ansua helferi, u“ 14 to^'fj to 19 GAMBLES-BUHL. lJ„“oIDAHO ATTENTION! 5 ...... $795 ' monthi old. open, Cnll Charlei — ^ SAVE MONEYlf l ■ conditioning ...... MC-. IMPLEMENT { k DrVko* SNAKE RIVER AUCTION fr monthi 1-MASSEY FERGUSONNSUp- Sup* 158 2nd Avenua south ■n< 73J.|0: Kllmei.i 423-SOS3; Prank Orako, 1958 DODGE ?i-lon. Rebuilt R ebuilt '318' V8, 4-spced, commer- 471-4014. Kimberlv. — Eale livery Snturdny, IIII a.m, a.ra. . . R epair Shops. Farmersl , ______c r "30" w llh dunla. , ■ C a IrY .doWs a'nd heiieri... ireihfreih Tt or CALL 733-77H ? arig ie r ' clol wheels a n d ,PPowers o w ers uiil/ty Util/ body ...... $695 Un I'UKNIMIUU du'pMz Bpartmcni^ ^ 2 mT3.K0W Mooel 300 direct lypo inrlnseri. 100 pcr cent sunranteed.unrantced. ___ _ Plekun Servlee AvailablelisKla Low PRICES on STEEL anglei, ‘’Sir'"c.m; I-MASSEY FERGUSONN Sup- Sup- ^ 'armhand beet tiarveatori. I ! all kind! Uied Purnituro ilora nn.fi opea galvanUed and black iheeu.ecu. andand . «ng whcclbaiwheelbase, 4-spced, V8, wide dmofilnBf*"|»r«S#' Adull*ii» only. cr “M" with mutUpowcr.ow er. flJncated« I-lylnB II Farm* Yard, wm -ouy or 'o r for •‘I"'** Call. every day «P-«“ platei, pipe, ote. ^ TOuntaIn Homo, I located 1J73 box ...... $745 * ly redee^ 1-MASSEY FERGUSONDN 35 35 NO” ** Weit. Paul, Idaho, Call “ •*' “ • SPOT CASH ------~ See H. Koppel Co. ’n^iojr cow. i»or Furniture ^•^A|ipllanee» S'i?BRS. ^®55 C H EyjlO LET «/4-ton.,4-ton, ‘6*, 4-: 4-spccd, c o v e r $595 h r« . Inquire » J 3rarpuaad^Unnor.’»~S«u>lnB - - ;i. Lucky I ------Hxrellent locnllon. Adull*lt'i‘“ only.on’iy: M NTERNATIONAL BB i • 275 275 Mit°^v” nonn Hanien.°«i»5t7t.i3-5«7L ] and Guerniey hellcri. For■or ialo inlo of of _ Shoupe. Suve-On ShopplnHM Center. ^ r - - S « « n 1 ^“ rfc T .------trnde. AUo-can finance. 3:«.2415 . jj p Kup^oli. Mwchandlie, #J8,3rd3rd Avenue ^qq series,;, Ulllilt cab,cab, ‘30;‘305’ Ve. 4-spccd, 2-speed, Call IIBCK. 733-nS3l.______diojicl, o v c rh n u k d . " . . . Z 32«.2415_. ui'u.daveno. rebuilt nnd'reupholi. - - KJMaii«l.Y J fieiiriwrn uynrtw nl. TRACTOn SAtVAOS. V ieded Inctor WANTUDW. to Ijuy:^ lloliteinn ipiprlnger rln s« tered. Pruvlncliil {told colored - S llre s ...... $1995 ]!,% }nsk i-FO RD 's sl ' dTcscl w llh ihei. More nelfera and can 010 helferafera 3 and vinyl, wood arm i, (74.30.i.iO. Ron'iRon'* OLD0 lype Kelvlnator freeter,e „ r hold* ...... nlShed.3M'Eail Center. I'hono ■tsi Jied Trae- 4 monthi bred. Lustno0 Hughei, llushei, Cumom, 73.i,C(a7. ______aM^poun^, w ellen t •hono42i sclec'o speed. of Albm^ 324-2413. Jernrtic, ______£] S o I " \ S ' 1952 DODGE 114-lon,), 5-speed, 2-J2-speed, hew paint ...... $545 „ ffiV, 4 S pi 1 tprlnRN Lakei Ulvd., 7W-R7S7. 6i}no^'o»nl. no Dernl. countcr w'lthout compreiior S23, 5w o ’bedroomi. uiilUii:* rurninied, »urni,l;e^ 2-5pccd, 9:00x20J U r e s ...... $2933 water and sanUallon paid.Id. tt49. u . I ifom’ hay Duhl, Ida. j j ^ n d iN STR U M Ernrs :<; 1-WESCON 3 fOW toppcf* BUlomatle hn. 8 4 3 - 4 7 0 0 , ______,g-t tn.pcr 1959 IH Model DCO F405, cob-overc a h ^\ tandem diesel, 220 EARL BARNES '“w " - 4 d iy ” ite e r r whll^a **8? ' ^om‘omplete! *M ^ ’ ^ n d b iu fS '* w ^ 'la th er. .^ }93« l^ f-to 2-ton n Cummins engine.ne. 5-spced main,n 4-specd auxiliary, ______7M-8a7,. wlntlrowcr. ^eVV“ “i ‘"arbi‘n‘i ^ ? » = i , W l oI nloni ‘i"a?d 3rd MM«ieVMuiic*Center,1u?^auU l Main l^rd^t^rucfc^Var^ipO^ther^lw^^^ U4Wea, crop hay. 324-3107, le^'AvlSl'e • mechanically goodood...... $6995 '3 l-FARM IIAND 1-row•»»K- tank- s ; » a a t , ; . ‘s . a . ' ’‘‘“ - -1 ■ ■ AVO. i:a i .______ns couplo • type beet h n rv esicr, over- t in i) 'niRUU spnet and Coniolo Planoi; - . over- foTA*ro harvcater, iK3 Champion S, ■0-* alio Kimball Electric Orsao,. and S ,oi*."teni*: 1958 FORD CTSO, T illll ccab, n b , V8. 5-:5-speed, 2-spccd. 20’ farm d ASenu’a’ hnulcd. . 2-row direct with automatlemStpdS do- _ J ^ nhono £17'. ^ rollable?ble*°pany party **il«plng ^l?a^il**'iug*BBe°'*^rln"ki|;e, trunk*, dum p bed w ithI twintw in cylindercylind hoist, hutch suspen- ______HNTERNATIONAL B-n 1- ;i, no^Uilng riding equipment. reVdIng tooli, ...... $2995 B.11 1- "• srir":. =.S"S(I."®dll. Write: ,!;! uiod m e ^a n lc ^ Im I* ‘aSS ^nd^ com- slon ...... • • row liann-on harvester,ter. i:gan 733-7070.______■— . . . Accountlns Department, Box 2203, indem drive, V8 engine, 5-spced with aanltallon fumlihed. IftS WoihlnB*woihina- l-HESSTON-GEMCO 2-row2 -ro w 'WAlVlilt of finance on oilrncw ncw and Horsos H< 1 0 4 j - I ’ucumnu. Idnho. J 'problem* 1957 FORD 1700, tandem drive, 1 ruw traetora and Implemenii un- _ lanoi. T^n. tre wall *^^mall to 3-spccd auxiliary,ry , cclean l e a n ...... J2-I35 ■ -I..,,., • harvester, (new). til April 1. i m . Gem Equipmentaqulpment oiONU aorrel mans, 0 yenra old. UoM ^ mpooer SI, .^Jd, Oli l-HESSTON-GEMCO 3-rOW 3-row ; ihK*1ih'e^ n t'jl ioI''c'lBudo''lJrawn Mu“ Muilc c*and nn'd _ Creenawalt*. . WULSll Pome*. I buckikla mare, nueweit. horvcslfr (ncw). iPOK* YOUU Delaval "repair* aod \ ' valuable*, 4 yeara old. Cabin and lot tor dairy.luppllea eontaet; ss Mountain s _k i >nd truck* lala. J033 model 40-foot trailer rIG VAI:LEY tMAlM fumlincilttinii.. adull. only. Siatci Implement. 12S 2nd:nd south,SouUi, a Al l l t y p e s of honei. bouaht,i‘ty“'’ ranch aoid {“J^rent? finnner "l'urnlture,^“™,lt««. 733. l ■ . hou*e. Por *ale or trade.m 733-S340, M A G I C ^ laS OTHER i — Jp a a"idlnBi''L”‘‘lla'lBy!’*’‘n 3 t e ^ OERT'S a gay girl—ready for a ^ ” ’t.reak Sale: Ukulele, S3. 4-traclc tape ^ bcan1phinl*eomBlno!*»jlS^YpV^^^■iflf'ip'rlng JJlMOW TAKING Horiei to break. ^ a r IS INTERNATIiJNATIONAL, Inc. EQUIPMENTJT ;;irKdS.«?,.v.'aa““'a a “ “■ t'.rasrK .ri.'sig.'Mn S 'i: So^°U^T-P^Ma*’br?ad%>rlls wllh 2 pooer SI. KrtnRCI'* Hardware. M n. David aarlc, 30J ath Avenua g»«n»lon ipeakori, *33, CaU 7J3- J 733-4260 * HNTERNATIONAL "151” "isr 1 FOR SALE: 1 row Farmhand Beet ^ SV'rJf. Track Un. . , . . . 1. Harveiler like now. Can be ieenf s ' J’*'®” , u s e d ’ Kimball Plano^soodood condl-wndl- 103 Wlr*chlng Avonue, Phone 733. ■ ------Houief—-UnfurnI»hod 747A combinc with bean attach-Stlacn- nt C & H Kqulpmcnt. Paul,lul, Idaho. _ 733-M92. tlon. Phone^^ya ,^33-S43». ^ » ^ ^Uvo- « . _ 4000.______, ------m ents, llliemi7 Let C U S T O M K IT C H E N ■ei topper. 733-OHnS.______------*■ Rood condlllon. I’hone 4i3-9SCO. brlghlen: p r h E SERVICES; FreeF ™ ! Idea' ? e a - ; “”o « R ?“/!£a«'""-. IN N S ’ 5; ’ n^;i‘bVe'^,'%;mr.''frerc“onSilt'‘arn ; • Pre* advertlilng. Deiter etnanu.^^ani. • 1-MASSEY FERGUSON N8' trailer or s h u t u \NU pony: brand new ind. Rimberly. . hong-on sido rako for I hona 733- “ ■— ^ ■ ■ loutli of Paul. J, r. tJnioK larm■tarni .. Phono 423.S833, Kimberly.rli:______C.tln-.. 73.V7llf. 5 - 1 1 ___ — MILLER HONDA SALES ' e d maelilnery Salei-and Scrvlw, j, l i n NliWLYWl-U'S apeclnl: TV, I t a ^ ‘ lAO We *ell and aervice Honda* ev- and AV? V alue-Packed iSglgj^ Potl «nd Pet SuppliM» 110 * m nnd atoreo com6BV »H».-I*i»Taek- ?!k I’S £ - S " ° w M»=hlno. ______"iMcry dny oxccat Friday after- t ard Bell ilereoi nnd color TV'i rj-jX— Like new°.''pheno 32/-5I07, J«om*e.' " ______ltw7 liVINRUDE snow machine for 3.ICM for _PARM EQUIPMENT— ’-?• HAN-SU 0" I'ock. Muilc Box. Lyn. - 9 1 MAOIC VALLEY KENNELS:NNELS wood, 733,0030.______Box. Lyn-. r^-|-'^Lori^ofder"*peci*a I Ovt-raited lale. Brown'i Safety Service. 417 UliAT 3 room* and batti. ji2 nove7,nove*. ponAGE IIAnVESTERS:s; . Farm SuppHet 91 ofa. J149,8!l. Main Avenue Jiait. Twin, ^ ' SOAKDINCi.' Any alic, Uog»— 23 BLACK nnd whll^ IS" portable store Twin " ■ ' . "" “ " ■— IHONDA'. KAWASAKI for roftd nnd nico (or couplo. MO. Phono'hono 733.733- jo iiN NO. » . Wllhwith t- I- ANNIvisKSARY SrwciaJi — All leo.le a. ' Cnta. Air conditioned nndmu covcr- -j-y,, Hepiiicmg with Color, lix- 1 £5 trail 50 to <150 ce. Factory trained ional mcrchandlio on coit con price cd rum cellent cnndltlon. Your choico }S0, _ 1 _ Aircraft for Sal# 165 mechnnic* at your »crvlce, Hel- CLuAt^ a-room homo a miieililei loutll»outri JcJllH Dr.liUli No, 8, wimIth 1-row iTOW cloieout. Don’t m lii IhsI chanco to CROOMINa — All DreediP U P p 'e s Straujjhn'i Mold, 200 Addlion Ave. c c D ,,T -c ' • ncceiiorfci. Blailui Motor*, of Kimberly. Call Ken Webb,Vebb, 733. corn head nnJ pick-up.?■ iave Money. Farm A City^ ^D Dlitrlb- ^trlb- S T U p ^ E R V U ^ Bl‘*d*'^733'M12 ^ cut )'reV. REEDERFI y ING SERSERVICE V IC E 4SI Eait Mnin.______uiori. M3 Main Uait. Twin Falla. _ - r — -TTT- All M. II. King Storei and King'* i s p g i a . m " i ,r L r ; .c v ...... « .ru .i..i,o ,i... . . In Lynwood siiopplng Center. Por tho belt deal In Aircraft FuR~inie:1 230 Honda Hawk com- NIiAT l-bedroom houie; wu»''o-w“raiUo-wal i>l " sa , Hoavy Equipment ' W ^ For low eoit Plight Initructloni ' pletely overhauled. Condition like cargeied. Cat furnace. « <43. 1 . 2 » ■ ,:^„'ntAl-l. SM dieiel. ComplM# c! 44lMa"n WINCIIUSTEK rncMel 04' bh caliberI rnnBB 32 I'-A,A. Approved T'llnnt. training for new, kellh Jollunien. 324,SI31, nf. - — malur nverhnul. TD20 intcrnatroT^i' Crawlo”wler. 10S9, 059, the fomoui Dnrreto’i Wee Marquli iSnrih iifri.r private, commerclnl.. WitructorInitructor ^ te r 4:00 p,m„ Jcromr.^^ Phona 78». toy poodle. Produelns a illvor ™ ihln. £ I°tilaek.and- BOI 3rd Avenue ^orth'atferwortn alter murument. Save time nnd 1 ONIi Ilodroom Iiouio wlin^^waihcr- wa.ncr- p a HMALL Super C wllh, cultlva- culilva- SSpd ot Sprlngi, or illvxr. POK the bcit color nnd black-and. Miller Ken. whito TV lervlcv, nil makel. Call ■ .W w ‘i'i"T:r;.'a,'i;:r°n .l''alli. in u '’*j n ? rn R \tode1 n dieiel. ______423.3130. Jo e 'i Economy. 733-S278, Cood •e will Icavje Ke° d*e*r Flying Jervl'e™*TVln'paIU,’'.TOj;Va its furniihc'd JOHN » '.lilUi MO,, lOM. ----- 7 - 7 X *«1*. KimherTy 4I3.S104 - 423-3130. Itlfully lOlt 733-5920. ______5 Earth Moving Equipment 93 t - n °y ‘‘rlrrtrlr'^ihamiettlr aham. — ------:------* MAC’S KENNELS. 388 iV* 4th ptiVnip!Avenuo TAPE ~fecn^at^^«7~^^v»^^lcl^^Jl,^ ‘c a t D-b for aale. serialal -number number Haat, Wendell, S3G-2317. Pupplei pooer SI. I ^ e Hardware.- • 1.69 i^Hgr with IHC 300 Ulillty. 2U35M, Hxcellent conditionlltlon with for aale: German Shnrthnir*,^hnlr*“‘’?i“ res« |::‘;S?c"’And'Hatl’’o‘'f m5?IC.‘^“"’"ed Camera “ V/U ttBBblLD hydrauln:riack* jack* at °°°** ______1 ^ - pailure and garden. CallII 334H4H.334-44H. DDCCU. S4,400. Oem Equipment.Equipment, litered Norwefilnn Ulkhoundiho^ndi nnd nnd j.-o^ f v . uied only .Abbotf* Auto Supply, 1211213rd 3rd A*e.AM. CHRYSLER outboard motor*. ' A v . nue Weit. See ui today.______A motor*. maculate condition,'low mll'engB. evenlnm, 733 s m dayt,______d — o i 10 monthi. Zenith 23'-. Sava over '• Star Cralt boat*Id and cnmper cnmper pnone 432-44RI. Murtaugh. I'OUR roomi. waiiier nndITd-dFyJ? ilrycr ? « f i S = n r . E R i . o v .. M '. Hay, Groin . 733-1338. I - -—_ Heavy duty pack taddlo. Cood POR SALE: Kowainkl motorcyci'o. hookup, Oai furnncc. J40. Wnlcr , ’ sro'm, . ^ pupplei. RcRlitrBiion nbtafnahio. and lanllatlun turnlihed. 733-tMO, S?ll a“n'd''"a’uBcV‘’J5: whi?e mili’e G o o d T hings to Eot> 133 condlllon. Phone 843<2oa.______,CNT I. llv rooriT loader, belt pick-up, excellent. _ _ _ 1 whlw loy . McCulloch c ^ e A . ^rge°deet7on'p>ui ^ o m » Rooms—»Boord ond Room 76 baili. 4111 Jerome. , ORCHARD a m attreii *aw* and outboardi, Dean Motor i^XCULLLNT roomi. Warm, clean, ,IPANY , - m o t " |K d ^ * ;? 2 f ^ K “;sh^?.:'".^'^E^r^■ct*: electric Company, H0 2nd Avenuev.'.y Weit. agAt a,a."""""* private cm/once. Qoie-ln. 137 4th EQUIPM ENT.^ T . ' H‘eard^"lM OeirdmanYVorncr"ln*p"le?.*' — HUNTEKS — liring >Wr game to tweed coal. ------SALES, INC.C . 48 AI;RES of airalfn for ahcepm e p poT- 7|>URI21)RED Slameie kitteni.Item, liouiehouie i-'rcd’i imoke ihop. Mean,rat^'piSlt/! poultry I. Sell half • ■ - itotel, 301 , lure: alio 23 acrci of.beet WP»'topil broken. Caih cr tradinging itampi. „nd llih cutvd and imoked. Plih Shninone street south. ••vour John Deere Denier’*enler" O. D. Tilley, 7 mllea .|ouUi.luUi. 2 oaito a it Phono 324-4201. Jerome,■e,' ______’ fillel. Deer, anlmon. "nn^d nnd lerky.jerk*y! 1' o r '^SalI’: l/'m lli( cow*,ri, bciUval JiOK KLNT. roomi for collcMllc'ir'c 'b'oyi boy* . 'S- lifliii""'! >«•'■« ’iJ'T5U ,nd tnn le. Fred Bender. 371 Hi^jhland,^land. Twin 3-unlt milker. 4-cnn milk cooler. 12 IG’ to i ’ ClirHcr SJicrrcll 7M-MM MAUIC VALLtiY MIlllnB Strvico; ^ DOH and 3- Fnlli. Pheno 733-1232.______milk can*. Goodins. B34-S2SI. 3H027. C. M. •'Uuko” IJObcrU 733-21121^ Kced Grinding. W alter U rion, I 733-2103. jiyvRTLErr ren ri now pickcd. Me- weeki old. inioih npplei Sunday. Gtcenndse K TJAM 3Y Buslnost— OfHctt RontaU 80 ’ Houao broken and 'playlul.yful. PhonjPhonf • orchardi. 733-0401. Illway 74 South Cr!r2s'*7!£-lg°aft"ys^j?,m!°"' Ol'l-ICU Ipaco. AppruximaiclyS rIS 3TS USED MACHINERYE R Y ~ .0 3Jfr«03, 324-22M, Jerome,______to orchard Drive Weit. Weit K iquare (cct. 2 ruumi. I'nrkin; in I . l>UKliURilu Uniiett pupplcilUDPlci rorfor mile. South 4.10 mile, It. Weit rt ^ ^ |3 ^ ,‘'^t®ort*ed**i5a{tern*f'"Banne'r c o m b in e s STliAM cuitom srain rollln*.ims. porta. ^ ,a ie. Make cxccllent petieti for chU.chU- -TAYLOlfS cTllnr. or-orchardirchard ior ^or Furniture. 733.1421.______a ; aragsffsy ------J*1 IMC H fl. SP combine I-. wllh _i,i. bio 10 the farm; molaalet,laiet, IlBi-IIbi- dren nnd fnmlllei. 753-1043. Hnlei, Eiberta* andd Dartlelt RUNT a portable air conditioner, 1. 10 I.Wfl unlverial tv d . full wllh'l"« pickup. J''** kell. 423-iW. Kimberly.■:——______------f GERMAN Shorthair mother und 7 later. Cel. Uae In any room. Dannernner Furnl- ' ■'■a'."!,': 1 sShoppinBS pK srnln. bean end »eed attacGl CUSTOM sreen ‘•hom'ina f S 'v .) S 3:30 ' ; p.m. s : ture. phono 733-142). Center loeatloni. Krmodel to auil un for aervailve added, Fbona 32M703, m. Phono 733.7832 or 733-7274._ SILVER coffee (crvice, al*o antique tenant. Gem Slate Itculty,ty;______‘bcanl'and ready to so lo vrorju ■itered oer- IIALli peacnci ready at at Gourley Oourley diihe* and allver tray*.ayVi “phenS Phene ' ‘ W7M Indl d mixing'wolna. ' Farms for Ront ------84 ...... VEUa g P S tha old. aCall f i Orc^ard^^ oSad* n'»*feoiier^Pl’ CROP TRACTORS i m — c n r r ier. 320-3030, ' 180 A CR ES ROW CRO P ” r V r 5 : t C.'NN.NO ...m ; ..,1 , . r Por Information call CarlI Barne* One only Sv.w: ,»rs'ai.?S BARNES REALTY 35 M,S. D ie s e l...... 51875 5)875 S3C-231I. p n d e ll. ^ na , i we»t ”*^1!! R««*on»hle, Pbono 733- 1037 Blue Lnket Dlvd, N. ,” 733-K227 L f y Z - 060 Ford ...... /rr5 I2 7 5 *H*-23lil' dog atud iervlen.^7M-3IC3. ^ ilM tlrJltm ft irnguted. ico acre* ' fall barley. 120 acres newew potnloo"finto 400 Case ...... S1275. . S1275 Wendell. * V S l n S ground; poiilble ICO mnrovo pi.t.iioixitnlo , 85 M.S. diesel w llh dualsIs *2450.*2450 100 ACRES fall paature. yd crop ■; ground. Crop rent. '0 mllci oorth. «.r .,..1.1 a * ’’’. ‘ '' •- wtic «r Buhl. No bulldlnsi,n ri,‘’Mui’i Muit VALLEY TRACTOR & IM P. 2Pit, Rupert. j^ jiaw uurrIES, you pick, ss cenu ^qu^pmcnt. Buhl. Idaho ______M3»Wa W antod ~lT1 1 47 per gallon plu* tax at Mayen,Mayer*, # o S co^idltlon. 843.5001. Buhl. Wf»e Pox*"Q'9*c-o"Tlmci-Nwi.'*‘' - ■'atiK'SM .'.’iihSi.SM :! ______324.32(15. Jeromo. ACKIiS Itlchfleld. Idaho. 100 acrea farming land, til aharcia ; - , wn.i s ’ Hnvo Y iur . FOR PROMPT,, 2 . ' - ...... - ■ - K i h a i i . - r ^ g a i i . g ^ " ilon *Phon™Je'romo St;.""'": ______^ T R A C T O E ------ra jor'.af? : ------REMOVAL ------• K ------^*ii{y*^p;i?on"^nl?d:“p S tna e ^733-3020. ^ ^ ' ' ■ '« .“ &5"E5Si5fuV.S.".S Muit have financei. equipment, Overhauled Olty. Phoaa D ead a n d U selessjess, Pardner.______.Pboae 7»- I j j •nd refcrencei. Wrtto box p.|8, Wo Rcpnlr All ,kcs! “ “““ — ______^ U V E S T O C K HKIi inudi, tomatoei, and carroti. ^ ^ ' i.n .r ig >M -MOCVNEUSTMACHINERV Blue-L.ke*, ------, 4 , ^ R Y 1 0 ^ ' ECT— 3 f 5 £ v £ \rr‘'“‘r V ilefort M7S5o,*.7:3b_«.m.Lfl:MI’m • o"m . YoiJr Allls-ChitlmcrB; Dealer— “ ■ i'h liM S ------IDSHO"HIDB^ I p.m;_____ . ______TOP CASH FOR SCRAP jsb^ACKHS^pump^^lM^d. Produ^uve ^ ;. i!lS c S ‘. TALLOW CO; e^P!,«jiy lc"“‘M£fll^ jSw io^'KSSS.S*<*- i^ ffi . TWIN FALLS 733-N8w».E*.______Write w „con beei top wlndrjwer. Ocod E Y *'*lo™T"irvin D“od*eni°tab. 2 *»i*e'i L______aelection of ncw a-nnd 3-row Hei^ r S r - north on WaibinRtoa Sirtei, ooe Ofl ton-Oemeo b«et Jinrveiter*. W n ~ iRONiilf if"b~^r ri T '* Wontad lo Ront 88 jiaUi T iartor »n4 lmp\e»«nl Co.. ^ i3 ;S Appllont«< « HH Equip.lUlp. 1120 2 0 , »n»« 733.Qll8.------^ 1 . W Arrt-ab to rent or leaie.leTTEeT- 3.bed- 7 M ^ 7 . room homa in country near Jer> r . Palli. Call eollecL ft!Al< ^aL u: Stove u refrlserator. — i3 9 l”o^: oM i' s e S ^ ^ ome. Phone, 324-2137 after 4 p.m., [h « " '’(S 'i^ n t,*f)i a'nfi TWO or ihrte bedroom, modem er « P.W.. u io ” ««er with Lockwood?91«SSS: w o ^ Auetloni ...... - ''W ouldhVtKat ja’r'you?ar'you? UharilrnbuelyUr voted ^hg mogt mtgjy to tue&*ed6d and ne he~ can t^ven g«tthe,carr ^OoltiWll ^chej^t'blcrek W^Ca!l-7» » ' ^ 1^“C»;* |W^,^N^T B gf'V^.K?‘a tt \ !L tt»-1«73. 2S22T

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^OTOS FOg SALE:______^______2w 0 0o AUTOS FOR SAU •______22 0 0 AUTOS . FOR SALE: > ^ 20|0" 0 ______Sept. 2}-22. 19677 TwinTwIi Folli TlmBs-News A-T1

AUTOS FOK SAU______^ 0 0 WIL - QUALr A L I T Y 3 D A Y S ONLY /IL L S - ■ . IS NOT EXPENSIVE E X PE N S — IT’S______CLOSE-OU'-OUT SALE ^ W e 'c a n 'riio ld "l"pKces~d6v^'n~any^dngeri p ‘ffces~"di ^ — ” Trad.B-Up^ — ALL;CARSlfl Come in, we promise youy a bargain. ■Up^pecials=-— PRICEI: ^ E L E S S ! 1967 EL CAMINO PICKUP.XUP. BeautifulBeaut unmarred finish, •33T .1965 RAMBLER 7700 1957 PLYMOUTH . 1959 PORD V188 ...... ______$ 1 9 59 5 ■ ‘ " ■ V8 engine, automaticrmatlc transmlwloD,trans power steering...... 3-door Hardtop, Vg. automaiie>mailo 4-door,4-i .automatic traDimliiloa, 2^1oor aedan. Very low mileage,1. V 1963 CADILLA<;a d i l l a c c o u p e , ] Taoiy. Ruoi good- Air conditioned, premiumm white wallwi tires, power steering and NOW S105 $69.75 PER M ONTH brakes, power scat 'ond,d windows,windows beautiful bronie exteriorijfior 1959 RAM BLERER ...... $ 1 99 5 5 , ...... With Normal Down 1961 DODGE „„„ • Sedan. Radio,I, heater ai and automatic. with matching Interior, This is a sharp, low mileage, luxuryixury 1968 MUSTANG 3 aaat wagon, V8, aulomalle . 196S DODGE PO U RAK slaUonsiallon wagon.wa VS e n ^ e , atitpmatic Hardtop. 8.000 acluU mtlei, Vl. . |r trAsmbsion, power.wer. New carci trade-in. ■ ...... !.•;«.aciory .... KSJf'Ki.. "SiT.i 1960 STUDEBAKEI8 AKER.V 8 ._____: . . . $ 1 9 5 ' ...... NOW $2449 ' ..... $59.79 PER M ONTH ...... V8, 4Kloor sedan.dan. Radio, heater and overdrive.I. . • ------;...... $ 5 9 . .1964 DODGE With Nonnal Down • 1M3 CADILLA<:a d i l l a c s e d a n ’ Polara Iiardtop. VS. automaiie ...... :...... $ 8 9 5 „ ' Air conditioned, premiumlum whilewhilo wail tires, pflwer steeringcrinc 1S« BUICK , iranimliilon,I power iieerlns- I 9 6 0 F O R D ...... 1966 MERCTOY PARKLANEIKLANE 4^1i44oor hardtop. Fully equip- - -tond brakes, power sent; and windows,windc luxurious aqua interior ‘ Thunderbird 2-door hardhardtop. RadlOs-henter, pow- ped, low, low mUeage.lleage. Like inew inside and o ut with beautiful Capri aquaiua exterior.exterior Why not toke a look? S i . ' ' “ -•“ W . i i . i : . e r steering, airsir conditioning.conditio t? NOW- SIMO ...... $$69.75 6 9 . PER M ONTH - W AS ?2695; ...... ::...... N O W ? 2 3 8 8 1962 RAMBLER _ ; r station Wagon. 8-eyllnder, auHv ' 1961 DODGE V 8 .....’...... $ 4 9:95 5 ^ With Normal Doyra ‘ i m CHCTROLETtram- SI mailc tranimliilon. A good ona. Monta Coupe._Aatom8ilc tram- n X* 4-door sedan. 1966 CHEVROLET BELAIRELAIR stationstatic wagon. Big VS engine, i 1962 CADILLACADILLAC SEDAN ]million. Exira nlee. WAS; »743.'874S.' •- WWAS K9S. 11 Fuil)' powered and veryy low milemileage, has all the luxury oi>»0,). NOW ^650 NOW »25 AC all vinyl interior,, white side iwall tires. This Is a choice polntments found' on ^dillac.Cadillac. 'This ono wlil satisfy your 1962 STUDEBAKEIB A K E R V 8 ...... $ 5 91J70 5 wagon. every motoring needs. N 1966 CHEVROLET r, overdrive, new Mlchelien Ures. 1863 VOLKSWAGENrebuilt Hardiop Coupe. VI, automa*utoma. Radio, heater, overdriv ...... $62.77 $ 6 2 , PER M ONTH - W A S $1895■ ...... N O W $1666 ■ . With Normal Down 1962 CHEVROLETO L E T ' V 8 ...... $ 1 1 9 59 '5 ' NOW $2460 1962 B O NNNEVILLE N EV ILl 'SEDAN Impala 4-door.}r. Radio, heater, power steering,ng, 11 1965 AMBASSADOR 4-door•door sedan. VS entfne. automatic trans* Power steering, power brakes, excellentex rubber, radio, heat*heat- 1^3 DODGE i s m m e Acuby Power Glide. __ mission, power, brakes,)rakes, low imileage, local owner. Very er, beautiful Fathom bluelue exterior with matching Interior, ex* ; |Bimll« s-door Hardt(», aulomalle tram - <** ilonf^ifa elea“n?‘wAS *"oSS!" ** „million, p o i^ r ileerlni. power colicnt condition throughoutughout andani ready for your driving•ivlng NOW JMO t iir 1964 CHEVROLET.OLET ...... $ i 2 9195 5 ______$$52J.6PERJJQNli3[ 5 2 ______L ...... _____...... ChoveUo-2-door-aedanroor-aedanr-Radlo,“ hcatcr"nnirovcrJi/cr:------...... * With Normal Down ”’"*'‘“ W A S-$149'^Z;^Z:.~NOW :. $i288\ ; 19M MER'^RY • ' drive. .• ■ 4-door ' aedan. va. auiomallcomailc 1962 CHEVY H ,V _ 1964 CHRYSLER NEWPORTWPORT i-doi-door sedan. V8 enslne, auto- tranimliilon. power iteerlftgftg and 22-door Hardlon. 6-cyllnder. auto- ' 1965 C H E V R O L E Tr MALIB'MALIBU HARDTOP COUPE maile iranimiuloa. ^'ery clean. ' " 1965 VOLKSWW AGEA G E N ...... -.... $1295JaO ” matic tranjmlsslon,on, power bnbrakes, power steering, clean, ? E brakei. WaA lim . nWAS $no. good rubber. - V8 cngine.'standard transmission,insmission, radio and heater, premiumn lu m NOW, *1025 . v NOW $845 2-door. Radio,0, heater, white wall tires, air conditioned,ondltioned, attractive Montrcaux blue ...... $ 4 5 . 6 7 'P E R M O N T H exterior with matchingI interior.interior.' ■ Don't hesitnie on this one. 1%« PONTIAC n«u,.r 1964 RAMBLER " 1965 PLYM OUTHU T H ...... $ 1 4 9® 5 _ 5 ' ...... With Normal Down «,93 Slatlon Wagon, «-«yIlniJer. itan- ...... ONLY ?1895 i dard tnnimliilon and overdrive.‘rdVitS' Belvedero 4*door.door. RaditRadio, heaier, standard trans* NOW *2395 gLow mileaga and cxua; nice.nice; mission. Sharpirp nnd ru runs like new. J'ISH AMBASSADOR K990 » 2-door2 Q - •• 1963 MERCURY MONTEREYNTEREY CuCustom 4-door Breezeway se* . P O N T I A C CADILLACc a d : GMCI G "'“ • ' " " n S w W 1963 CHEVROLET _ Impala 4-deor ledan. VI. r.„. auto- WILLS US]USED GARSV W ■ dan. V8 engine, automatic trtransmission, power steering, ' ___ 601 Main Avenue East Phone 733*1823 like new interior. Dob Fulton 733-5913 Bob Nelson 733-0052 1965 CHEVROLETT , matle t iranimliilon. power iieer- Impala 4-door hardiop. V8.S. auto. Ing I and brakei. WAS tl3M. Truckrruck LaneU ne West Del Hlmpson 733-4458 '______Ceoreo DeTlHot 733-2^553'2495 matle mnintliiloa. powerr*M »te»r- *^ NOWJJ240 0/flcerice Phono 733-7JSJ ...... 1...: $$34.79 3 4 PER M ONTH ---- — Ing. with Normal Down' C im p g ra . ______I193 W MMoblla Homaa ~ . 194 194 NOW J1840 1963 FORD „ V, LO.WELL WILLS DICK BOYD ERNIE WILLS SMALL, camper wllh-novo Btid lee Galaxle 500 hordiop coupe. V«. box. AUo .15' trailer houta equip* ir automaiie Iranimliilon, ’5'oW.r power 73M5tJ 73M5<73M542 731-4888 1966 SIMCA ■♦•Doorei, fac- aateerlng. WAS SI3U. p>il.-Leonard Lttft. W-S847. Duhl. S I M P S O N S - ■.4-ipeed. 17,000 actual mllei, fac- a ^ THEiSENEN ] MOTORS I. ’was n o w S12C0 — t VACATION tm llen. IJke new. M- W RUPERT t o ^ warranty §UU lood. WAS ISK leet. We&ta'i CUevroa, 340 ' The Easiest Placetee In The World To Buy A Car shg.honti Street Weit.______Specialize in you ■ NOW JI055 1963 CHRYSLER . . 300-J Sport Coupe. Dig V8 with S P E C I A L els 701 MAIN EAST P H O N E 733-7700 TRAVEL Queen "bovereabover “nd your needs, SS dual ram Induction, power ilcer- All 1967 Models ' or.imiii. Broadmore ^Fleetwood______1965 CHEVROLET animli.SS Ing ? and brnkci. outommlc irrini- oa^lttc^. Kamnga'st. tWOOd Converilble. nutomallc tranimli.brakei. million, li A real hot car.[ WAS' i s P R I C E , Por News, Weather andand Best EnEntertainment: Listen To The ='•_ » Security Ilon. power iieerlng and brakei. t M U S T G O !I Theben\ Show on KLIXX Radio frorfrom 7:00—7:30 every momlng.______Mobl!> Hom es ^ - - - ^ 1 9 4 = ------„ - n 0WSI6^5— ------W O bedroom tenure mobllo home - - ' ” ‘®NOW$2025 • ------— 19GG-MUSTANG------8x37'. Cood conillllon, priced (or Wo N eed ~ fP .qulclt »nlc. 3 ml)v» nurth•Iced of Al. for • V8 high performnnoB motor COME AND SEE 'I • Power Iteerlng YOUR TRADE-IN -E beriion’j, < mil*, we.t onSn-^'pot Pole- -- P PICKUPS I C k U l - ; MOBILE HOMES:C . J lino ruad. 7U-afiS0. • Stereo upo DRIVE A LITTLE Marlette — Magnolia ■ ^LULT^VOUD;* ^ loxsrt. Two lied: 1959 FORD BEST BUY AUTO SALES ' 1 Y O U REE E E IMOTORS ““ room«. wB»hroom with now waih. I9C2 DODGE M-«on. long, w ^ 4-ipeed. ^ Champion endryen^AIr i condlUoner. 324.3SM 324-35ZS H-ton. va, 4-apeed. \ 607 Main Wett Phono 7M-M4flm-M48 And You Cooslstently Save e LIKU new IsoS 30' seir-conlalntd r — r------g" HARVEST S " Travel Trailers u Shnila wllh ihowcr. Ideal= ror lhat 1962 CHEVROLET “ EST SPECIALS .»«f winter vncntlnn. Priced to lell. H.lon, 4-ipeed^ FRONK MOTOR;; ,$ 1 0 0 t o $ 5 0 0 , Travelere — Aristocrat < w '’ £ u! 1983 SCOUT V Roadrtinner _®i® ______<-w)iccl drive, long cab. airvilcr, Plymoulh, OMC ] rading Volks D ealer— 27‘ sTiuut/,'home trnller. modern, 1958 INTERNATIONAIJAI ' ' — C76-B78S■SK-a p p ?;s£ 'av i"s'i«!'Sia. a. — Your Trading 'V clenn. niccly furniihed. *793. Can Mon, Ilock rack. 4'ipced.d. •------Pickup Campers \ KB r » $985 °Iler. I960 CHEVROLET BONANZA MOTORS)RS HARBAUGH I- MOTORR CO. 1965 Volks WILL, undo triplex nonr collcse In :s 1965 Impala Winnebago , ^ Twin Talli for itnller houie. Call 3960 FORD Pontisc Opel Buick Cooding. < Idaho Phone #3Wtl2131-4113 3S aeat deluxe nation wagon.ragon. 4* t S.S. hardiop coupe, ‘SZT* VS no* 2'ie.'call *■'^“ "55^5 Vi'ton, long, wide, 4-ipccd, VS. ifla paint. tor. Power Qlida (ranimluioo, Travel Trailer Rentals ^ :d, V8. B U R L E Y , ID A H10 O ------Ja v ' j r s i A a !power ileertng and brake*, all (itqlS secuni Cam er two $899 vinyl Inurlor. b.uckat aeata. MOTOR HOMESS “i tnnki. Cxcellenl condition. 'Herb Love, phone gM-a7a. Shoihone. 1960 DODGE 1963 FORD MALIBU IOU lupcr aport. uurgunJyUurgunJy CASH - FOR • CARSIR S «685 ;Only 38,000 jnlfe*. W-toft, 4-wheel drive, 4 ipeed.inrrit withJ black Interior. 283' automatic Premiers Horse TrailersHers SEARS si large camptr. Seari motor «-ton. e-cyltnd^n ^.ipeed. j tranimliilon wllh coniolo. 1100 be­ J u s t $2I9S boat, moior and trailer. IS' camp $14-15 Ilow book. Sell or trade !oV° lor older2i«? o n y m ake — a n y mlodei odel 1965 Impala ca^or pickup. M3-U73, Duhl after 4.door {Port (edan. V81 motor,maior, trailer. 7U-1I44. r o Power Cllda traniAilllloo. pow G A T E W A Yr isl1PS7 8'x37' UUure moT.lle" 0:^ 2 °"" DISCOUNT AUTO J 1 9 6 4 O l d s TRAILER CENTERER ■ fg-^oki? _- TRUCKT R U C K S — • JT 5™™ WRECKING ...... - " « » r - .Dmimlc U ,.dMr Md.n. Mr* !33-3oH sale - il>i2"U:iw -13&^pTc'k: s p c c la l *1395 , up^ wim Dica camper.t Sea at 138 2-ton. 4 ipe«d, 2-lpeed, 8:23x20 8:23x30 oul*"ie**oi*' oVvla” M trt”eum°Seft ‘ ® ■ 1963 Impala . The BeauUful All New' J - • 1948 CHEVROLETr tire*.^ • — . ;vyce oi^pyonB*w«8fff°lfun?rs " ® *- - s{ r S ' r " S . K .?ic s ? ^ kOM DOOCE ami camper. Seo at: 7:s0x30 — :S 1961 Volks:s !asr.u.n.rsw ’g!;..'? - •JS68 Model . ‘"jJIJ Droed>ray Soulh w JJ6 eiJi CONTJNENTAL. IM I. PuU power, / traaiml*. SOOd ooe. ^ J South, lluhi. eveningi. 1961 FORD cc WA' TRAVELEZE ^ . air condlllonlng. leaUier g Intarlor. i \ ■’ ' $1595 !* iosa 3-TON Chevrolet truck. TIpF^T4-ipeed, 1958 DODGE 1T-7W. V I,- Tandem drive.ive. S.B. ' sood, condition, low mileage, a ' fully 8Clf62Rambler» 5495' •• TO W FOR$51 DOWNVN andand; $62 PER M ONTH Uon. It laiereited, call 7W-1KI9. « ^ MOBILE HOMES•S 4-door tedan. Radio, beater, £ ! ! £ - S « Main Soulh Phone 733^11 5 J.m B O B^ RREESE’S I ^ 1Ben Eldredge Jack Co Cox Woody Tlirley

— ’6 9 C h e v ...... ? 3 9 5 A C A RI OOR R T R U C K ' W O R K M A> N J LET THE MONEY ..COM PARE THISHIS j|s“";.sr5.tsr.;.ss;K!2?.5 D O D)GE G E CITY S Y O U S A V E Wlth^anyUilng,.nnywherellerel \ Vs engln*. Klmt>«rly Road ■■ - - coma out and lee u« Dad Ouy*> t i’’Si"o| Truckt I3« 196 REAL DEALL ; Wg on«. sfnoll ones, staiior •veryono llkei ui but our com- jiQ______high or low ?-2_2_ ? . . .. we'vewe've jot got ’em. Pick yours out today.oday. — ...... peUlor^^- jUd « a LOVB/ b T too' H A U T O S A L E S ------• ’65 PLYMOUTH Furyry IIII I I 196B RAM BLER 770 r £S!*DEAL AUTO SALES^LES *» 6 5 C h e v ...... $ 1 8895' 9 5 ' T : M v i S W T 10 ui« Convertible. V8. auiomaUc, eow> 4 1S9» Kimberly Road1 TImpala 4-dopr hardtop. .Radio., ^ ar Iteerlng. Real aharp ualL » r o e .‘l2y-mgS",?!^3u.riK • heater,t aulomatlc, pow«^ Radio.. ate«r> ,^ ______-■ — _ • « . . , .- - 1 1 4 4 - " tng. power brakei. *“ •'* IIHC TRUCKS-Gas & Diesel ’ foot 1962 C H E V Y I I 4 ^d Io o o r O N L Y 3 *___; c^mAL*'d!Si" TBiSxRfULER Sedan.5 Standard tranimlMloa.uiaiDa. '65 DODGE 4-door ™E'^g;“p55S?"‘— c. . aceepilonaUy iharp. 1Thli new Ford trade-la- ihowi TRAVEL TRAILERSli * ’64 Chev ...... $ 11095 6 9 5 ' J ai8 wait A Jtfoma m-UO . . . . axcalleni cara by former owner 11967 9 6 ' ' . '04 V OLKSW AGEN S ■ IhOiS ' Left At 1Impala Super Sport coup*. Ra* $ a ' book!* LIQUIDATION PRICES S whll#*i‘dV'wJl” v8*wg!M.** 'OMC TR^tft^S^’l ' T i ^ W„ Momh a J 1839 KIMBERLY ROADPAD W kSowWr i*i5‘S«,^r “ Inv^ce, freight, plus $50. • CHISllOW a n ^ m ,^ ^ ro " ^ •ee VOLKSWAGEN l*ProwleE ' ■j rireballs , ?er ^tlri "’65 C H E V R O L E T 4-door•door TM* n local n«w Ford trade-in ta B U I C K S A [ CtnTfo. g{**** “ ^.MiSdoka CouiuM. n t i lat baa I" *P0Uei* thowrooto eondliloa :s And OLDS “ ’6 4 C h e v ...... $ 1 2 9 5 i «gf^?. « r* SlWoiS? i MAGIO-VALLEY2 4-door< ledan. Radio, heater,•295 au- J iadaD.V8, ateerlaf, ^eal nicely eqUpped.Ipp'Sd!*^ t lavlnn ta ttla'W^tE'l*'^^*^ _ ■ MOBILE HOMES;S . ‘tooatle,'wliUa ilda waiu. ‘f* mUiio£ X l& ll!h«[tocord ® — Cloied Siturdayi » ’&-SSS I ; '64 F O R D F a lc o n '61 DODGE W agon SKmUM WMt Hlway 30 731-flUt t 1 with Travelall. Tbl* nifgedjinlt« wffl Tro O (GO! - - iM i aupar iport. W -U7‘ TC W. rs'ri.v5"s?a'’.mv.!ia.s'?.■ 1. TDI* i take you to the luo&nertlmt - ’63 Ram bler $1195.195 ®'f5f“S M S sa ra s ^ av Urea, prlco It way below Bveragaiga r«-r«> fublagfi aad ncreatloa *pou. 4>door station wagon, e-cyllnder. 5ing Fast I H urry In I overdrive tranimflilon, r a d 10. ! Co.. Ru- ^U; 8u)Tjl4A*ava today. “ • T h e y ’r e G p i n g F a s L^(0);(0)KL ' I beater, whlta tida waflj. 34ona.S; ^ — CtJMMERCtJMMERCIALS- : NOW'IS) W ' I S THE KROPF — SCHULT3^ ^ T O N PICKUPS ! — FLEETWOOD — ■ I P-33^ '62 SCOUT '65 FORD Falcon eondltlw PuH «>»'* bubi, new rubber. B*. I . S S c S f ' A ’S K ?..iV ’6 6 C h e v % - t o n ^ mSsoS, ^cepUoniity claaa...______- t TIME-TOJE-TO BUY S ”£ - J ever popular comblaailon that ___WiU-be-closed-Saturdays____ | il,_ v ___ z l will lerve a* boUi paiienger r. S ..;.! ’60 F O R D P ic k uip p ' andI pickup. ]Ma 733- camper. Thl« low price lo- ■, , M a^c Valley • 2mpi?: 1965 CHEVROLET U-toni aM i»l. ^ t h / p o |i n - igM <-jflor aodniil * ^ L I E V A B U E - BS------f63-CheK_i^toji ____ l s □a5-a,A s^gaf& -|J '■ ~aH nH t» w ett Hlway »0 TSWUI3WUI ., _to^w~ hM lU *e ^...PbOOl5*™t.eiJ:BMin»-2H»3i ^ u t —ALWAYS A LAR,GE2 SELECH'SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM - ~blieb*aaS*Brlrtri. “ * jji —MOBILE HOMES— * ^ A^ING Y I I S ' s u r Craft — New Moon — Kit R I C E ■ ^ 38M.___ p S UNIONN Ts/.MOTORS ■ALES*I-S'E‘S^ lck “ ‘ ”“ ' -- CCHEVROLET, Inc.i S c . ^ I The Safest Place« to Buy aati A-l Car or Pickup ' A B B I E U I PARTS - SUPPUES S a ea'r. ^ CHEVROLET BUS ' i: URIGUEN BAKER'S MOBILE HOMES.)MK. JEROME • ' ,-OPEHEVENINN EVENINGS TIL 9 - ' Honeit P rleot Pair Deallogi , faL;;jr HaroeHmr new motor. o l d) s m o ;b i l e - BUICK ...I— - U^BAnS-SBBVINO...... ~3 * '^VveJ • CAB lE^ . ^ ^JJSED^^R1' DEPAgTO^ff _ Urg^lds.Bulclc.I>«aler- - : ^ ■ — i-*U AddgA^iw:^a«r -7aW3a [ — ' ... ■______f ■ r

■ ■ .■ ..'-r ...... ■'..... J, •• . ■■■. ■ ,/ ; * 1 • \ A -U Twin Foils Tlme^-NgwiiieVNgw i Sepr. 21-22, 1967967 ' Spending; Cut.'Cui.Talks Gettingting JNowhere ______I n v a d e r s _ — ' WASHINGTON ( AP) P T — ^T Twow o propouL -They werere Ja^mMJa ^ c s B. It would bc silly for tis to send - tidrisuESttlnra'troir^ ^ii r ■■ " CADILLAC, Mich. (AP)— (AP)— days of' tolks have brought no Pearson of Konsas,, Hugh Scott a bill to the House now — . _ T .F . St ^ ^ ' Armed wfth I^gaugoIge sho(< sho(< agreement between Johnsonrohnson ad- of Pennsylvania. Jacob9cob K. Jav-Jav. we’d be licked two to one," UU*' POCATELLO —A Twinrwin Falls guns, patrolmen d drive r i v e ministration officialslals and Its of Now York and John J.IJ. man said he told the officials..' student at Idaho State Unlvcrsl- ; a sharp Williams of Dc1(iwarc. I e Unlvcrsl- nftmnd the city In the the deod dead congressmen 'seeking a sharp !,'!f'rv«.r,/u.rn, Ullmon Bnd the Senior ty worked witb ninc^other_o hcr stu*stu. nj-ht, checkingK areas areas spending cul.os the price of a Ullman. nn Oregon Democrat! Republican member of tho g g f f a ^ denu In excavating Snake River and one of Ihc few House Ways! nake Riwr where Invaders haveIVOive beenpccn been tax .,jj, increose. , „ living In a dreom im m fuo^cn t»x-writlng committee. Rep. bottoms neor the Fortort Indfon „portcd. I a dreom and Means commlttecmenmmlliecmcn Wisconsin. |[H H I Reservation this summer. world,” Rep. Al Ullmanliman sold publicly supportingi a tax in- agreed In separate lnt'ervle\vs • .=4'h9-cffort=waB^to:.i ^ c:evit JCMUJU- W cdne^y. oL-PfCsid/ait-JohiJ;d/Mit-Johik crensc, gnid he told ndmigistra-, ' dcnce of man's occupation in the lUart-1r=-^ soTandTiW ddvisers wtto-secraw titrse c ra tlon-Dffidnl?iPi=c1o s^ a ^ n e l| orea 3,500 years ago. 10 per ccnt surcharge{0 on most session Wednesday ihey had' nhaiif SQ ' Income taxes. better Inform thc President of Christopher Melzlcr,•r. T w in "They've killed obout 30 )f the CopI- the committee’s feelings, ■ ■ N Polls, worked on d(11 i gon g ii nn g g or 40 this fall.” n ' senators "There isn't goingI! lo bebc a bill ^ , lirt In tlie The Invaders are, .Lunks skunks, Republican ‘ senators n w throdgh loycrs of dirt In tlie >cn under contended Johnson hasas failed totd unless there is a $55 billion spc-spo- TRY TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS H b S ^ project. Hc and the olher .stu- potrol has been under make a convincing casoa so for hiahis cKlc cut In spending[lg this year. FOR FAST SELLING RESULTS SJv-5 l ’ dents found scraping tools, mill- w«y ^or “ yc«« Ing stones and spear. point.*:.points sold there are moro-e skunks skunks . . The excavations wereere part of . «*'» year* oi Houiewivei Hove Rgured fhli Oul:__ a projcct started In 19W 1965 -whenSvhcn Irwin sold he believesll«»c«lho tho TIiouianJ.oJEHoui™ -This O u l : _ . ’ permission to exploree the sites skunks come In out of tho I P i 'S i i was given by officialsials of the dry woods lo dig In lawns S S f t S Council.jncll. ior food and wjlf leaveIH “m ; CHICKENS!ENSGOODFORLUN(tLUNCH^ i ^ P B i |M H . Dr. Earl -H. Swanson,ison, chair- soon as tho snowflies." files." man bf tho University'sy's Depart- • LuncniLunches for ■■ S t r j S j mcnt ot Anthropology,togy. said ■■■— i— — some of the sites foundmd Indicate _ _ , .rx people'had camped in thc K Fort Hall area up to iSoyMo11,000 years Youth Drownsow ns ■ D s ^J ______SPOKANE (AP)-Thrce-year•Three-year- , •• _ - old T o d d Elbertt drownetdrowned ^ I n n Wednesday moming nfter wand M H Kiely Gets Top cring away from his iakesidt f s n n i hon«. His • father, aI physicianphysician, • ^ »« Toastmasterr Spot neighRtfs and sheriff's'fs deputiesdeputle: Z Tom Kicly was electcd•olcd presi-nresl- worked more than twnwn hours loU A NUD D WITH IBERTIE’S fTS ■ dent of Club No. 793, Toastmas-ToLti^iai revive him, but failed. - _ ■ tcr:s.ln(pmational..lttStLMondayiscMonday _ Ihe-boy_waa. thn sonloLAlt ti-&-Processed"ininr^H • '■ ■ night. Hc replaces Dr. Harry and Mrs. Vincent J. Elbert ------G r o w n ^ - P i ■ Crawford, who moved'cd to Salt Their home is next to NewmnnNewmar " , Lake City, Utoh. Lake In the Hondymoon/moon Bo}Boy i ,If Dr. Lucien Loferriererriere was area. B B l s J* ■*'r. " elected educatJonal viccvice prcsl- The father told authoritiesuthorlties at ' > # ^ | f I / ' * ' J . . dent to replace Mr. Kiely.'Thc Kiely.' Thc scnrch started shortly after 8:3( •' , , club members also- votedoted to sup- a.m. when the boy turned u; 448 8 HOIHOURS FRESHER port, thc TfMCA Yquihjih Leader- missinc. The senior ElbertElbert, lold toll ■ , . ship Toostmoster program.jgram. authorities he walkedbod}’ !• '• speech and table topicscs was won In the water beneath the bow olof C E E E S a FRYINGtYING CHICKEN • by Bob Day. ______g boat. ______l i —.

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------TWO IDAHO'STATEUTE UnlveUnlversltyrtodenbr-aro-secn-hero-dljh^hero-dlggtojj-lhrough-Iaysti-ofdlrtlln- jf-dlrtlln-I ...... :: ------an effort'to karn moromore otet about men who might havo»vo lived is;SKI-^stlff u:siii ------r ------A. Undsoy, Eden, $10; J.imm| Dnic Wilson. Tulsa. Okla., $15 and James U Choate, 217 Sev enth St., W., $10. Arthur R. Brown, 2I0IT Hfph land Ave. E., was fined $15 1 SMART Richard S. Graf, Route 1, Hey burn. $10; Michoel D. Reed. Jcr ome. $10; Fred W. Davis, Eden BUY and Johnny E. Owcm, 138'Cns - well. $10, all followlns (oo closc Jy: Robert Skeen. T49°Duto^ 149 DuBoI Ave., $15. failure to yield riijh , . of way; Curtis Graham, 34 Witt St., $25; David L. Good night. Box 345. $2S, and GordonGordoi p K L. Gilbert. .727. Junlpcr_SL,.J3C A / r / t all for disorderly conduct will an automobile. .'MobilehomB Michael R. Jam es, SOO £ . SU ' CoshI f#r.fsr. for 1^l^ s thin a conw «onal hout#,)UM, y«ty tt St., Burlcy, was fined $1B b; f nniriH • has aliI thothe roomrt»m ond Is simply loadod vrittiII luxury,luxury. g 9 g n M | | S M Burley Police Judge Roland EE. ' GWaminsnewBpplionci WIills for speeding. w flpplioncet. wall-towan c a t e n a ,.drapet. drapet, Sherman H. Brewster,rter, 33. 2052058 forced tlr heating, amkzlne storage. : Burton Ave.. Burlcy, was fine ■ Vei;musts«aKjJst SM a Kit Moblftboma & in ly appnclat«>p»clat« .$100 by Judge Wllils _for for leavingleavlni . n , ' — -thc scene of an accidcnt. term Virginia Undhjem.,3S,'7B9A1- 35, 7B9 Al purchasliig.Whp»otlg. W h » o t como In and do Juit thatrttodayr today? turas-D rive. Twin Falls, wawas ^ You'll alwoy* b« 8l>d youSW did., fined $8 by Judge Wllllsmis for driv-driv Ing on expired driver’s license • Kcvon Lee, IC, 1803 Washington Burley, wos fined $15 by Judci , Willis for-failuro to .yield righ °‘S i 0. Robertson, 41. WIHemnn Ave., Twin Folls.wa iW I S w i m '*' I W |[ i [ fT T ” . fined $19 by Judge Willis fo

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