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______~ TWTWIN IN ]FALLS. IDAHO,^FRIDAY,' FRIDAY, MAY 24. 19^ q-EN CENTS l ^ o b e ^ f b S u g a r ^ i ? t , \ f S p H u i S I ea ^ F l S t r i k^ e i \ ^ - S ^ i y jfîce feet g | | T ~ ” r F o r c e f o o i r N Al TTO ( II •ASHINGTON, May 24 t e F< i^JIpThe senate finance; agfe ------^------»- JE oninto soaring 7 ------r —------• n( i f M ^prices aa 800n as poa- • ^ o u n c i l OO k k ay ' ! ^-chairm 8n-Hatty_F. — I f c l ® S , P.. Va.. said today. : M ■ r — OlTAWo i T A i A.'kay 2-1 (UPI)—TheD—The NATONA council tyduy formally a]approved a new II nuclcar strike forcc wliich Secretary ofo Stntc pean Rii.sk said woulwould add "consid- |l f; e r a b le w h IIoi)" to alliiuicc firepower,firepower. The foreign and defense mi SJwTdted ''»ky-roeketlnB- H g ilofense ministers at the ^ same timetim charged Russia with keepin Q uiets In hit own aUt« of . 1 with keeping the pot boilitip overver Cuba, 1Laos nnd other I m g i l l ; aad urged th a t ft itu d x ^nJI|Uj|B|g East-WesEast-W est peril points. NATOVrO Secretary-GcncralSecreta Dirk U. Slikker warnedwa the Krem. II ' lln lin thatthnt NATO,i “now is in------vvolved o lv e d iiin nny part of the 01*1 L ^ wworld” o rld ” and is keeping a Plenty H wwatchful u tc h fiil eye on the Carib-: k v ’ e r M Ut o ^ B e I ViSBlNaTON, U*7 U VU. bbean e a n and Far East, as well as EEurope. n ro ]j JSIJI l ^ t n baad «r la ■ifM- Rusk sa said "manaRemeht" by*, B *7u ilt a t B elleve l l e v u e J th e NATO commander of nticlear ■ R irr r i? tb« arrioBltan elements ]pulled togcUicr from'■ ,..:n 'B ELLEV i U E, May 24 — A silver conconcentrating mill h T iim tn l n U today. ... J ' existing fc forccs also would give" will'V ^ be ° constructed at Bellevue,10. officials of the Federal' \ ^ y«*iM i i ! r - ^ 1 — 2ii£iL.Ema W«it Enronr«m a rh a nrr tnn EcsOUrCCH Rcaourccs corporation announcedneed FridayFridn in Salt Lake sliare }n ^ (y eoold develop woold aiiare Jn targeting nuclcar wea-- City.City FloydFloy B. Odium, chairmnan an of the bonrd, aaid the pons, againagainst communist missiles niiir?a py i !TfH M nHm en te H o u d i t aimaimed ed at vwestern Europe. '® mill is expected to be in operationration late this year or in M RRiuk usk dea«„lbed th. «tt.i,ge- early“"'ly, 1964. Several thousandid tons of silver-lead-zinc < I ment 14lo pput British, nuclear V- ore alreadyalread; have been mined and stockpiledstockpi by the firm I t Did« ot w hether BpecuUt<)r« bombers w d U. S.- Polaris ûb-i for oneratoperation nf the mill. Thp..cnmpanj in tirliK to’ "rig" Ute m arket.et. — iiiiuhics ill the Medllirrane'tm ------W ie ld wyou ayra tiiat ni —■ ■ under NATO management's "an" : • operationsoperations at tho famed | oÛsds Uiere are "curplusesea ^ H | important stop.” both mUltarlly | - I a o i « Silver Star-Queens here in 1 iM V on hand a n d tb a t m osts t and psychologically. >■ XiCJCal.Hearings on Selate IA6I. "W ith the prea- I tbe countries a re XultUllngIg BBe e said partlclpaUon by Euro- snt strong price for silver, : I ^ Quou, agrementfl.” pean officers offlct In strategy work at ^ a t a T' of which management predicted I jdudeld said > number o( . NATO hci headquarters as well asii New J-'C W Wlieat when It entered Into this ven- I Mtioa businessmen, parttc* U. 8. sttStrategic air command'd •* i •»• -j-vi 1 ture,ture, we feel:feel fortunate that'Fed- I vV to the sott drink bottUngIg MILITIAMANMILT] OP BAlTrS bDletetor-Prcsid le teto r.p rcsld en t FrancoU D nva-• X>iiTallerXtaTaiier titnangniated hlfflaelf loto a secondaecond presldenUalpr term amidd headquarwheadquarters hi Omaha would 1- aonstratlon In Davaller'a honor onI IndicationsiDdlcatlona the eoootry la ntirneir bankruptoy.bankrupto Hla aetions have coiutltute eral is now able to take lt« place tU. b*d voiced concern to himm Her rodove to blockb Oov. George o. oa both the S ') - - ...... — >tn lUes have reported evidenceI of 1516 when‘hew ben 'I left Uie family car a«»ut ,» on boUi th e 460* a n d 700-foot w m irket to r th e fir s t tim e 10 ^ Hawkes said a delegaUon from lUes. have Soviet union generally showeded Wallace fromfr( prevenUng Uie en. levels. levels. jan and permit a tree m u- Buhl will meet with the boardird manasdmanned RRussian space shot fall*[all- which bebecame stranded In‘ *a ''lllUe InUrest” In seeking eqult-It- rollment roUment ofol a Negro at the Unl. ■ ird uret. with perhaps as many os snow stori her« Saturday to ask the board ure*> vtth ' as snow storm near Silver City on able, m I soluUona to outstandingna veraity ofof; Alabama. -m r -i S„Simplol P la n teto reconsider s ; ita action of deny-ly. f*vefive or mmore cosmonaut fatal-J.1 - BosterE u f , Bui problems. . ^ A complicomplaint by the Justice de- |\ f t w K ltm -Inliinuie. wim 111- )i. lUes. the New York Journal- >— Ola which use allver—lanrelyt(. T ft « » BuhlIng the will application : for develop. lUes. the parUnent opened the way for JNew * ' ^ t t JHearing ment of a Junior college districtlet AmericanA m erican aald1 today. T T -Reported progress in Improv- L, a . Ing political,consultation wiUilny* possible InJuncUve acUon against T i l „ Objecting to nSSIn this area. The Joi Journal-Amerlcan Said X X 0ct h. the defiant governor who has l a A a I Afbm’"'’'*'"”"' ” 0 ^ .Id Heavy^Losses-® the. olllanco-and expressed the il® Bnerer, a bloo of senators POCA — Hawkes said the question aris-la. trwklngtracking aUtlons,s working with pl.d.« to bar i*rio™ily uiy Is Asked .f\B l in or and for NASA, reported this col- determination of member nations Negro ®“ who ,Jf attempts to enroll at ia/|-*i n «esl«m mining states said A J. R Ice ing is not for the approval or and for N- to seek further improvement. J f f "J i’? r? Power Rule ™ Bt lated record of Russian space ef- JZi y 6 ^ Uie sUte Institution. |Y li||l£ dU not give adequate prot«o* nreslden in- disapproval of the question at Eyed in Cold “-Recognised g] tho need to .“/ “ ‘I.*' Milner Case a lo. .silver producers, T heyors alon POCATELLO, cf I May 24 (un) ,d- — hand, Hawkes hut sIf the state board hastas forts: ■ 1 achieve a "satisfactory" balance,ce , V. B. Dist. Judge Befbomt H. 4bt uniuccessfuUy Co amendkid mlnlstroA J. R. Slmplot company viceIto the Ing right Is not to deny local citizensins CosmonaCosmonaut Berenly Shlborin, ^ tlO l between convenUon and nuclear,ar Wnne I*ynne orderedord Wallace to ap- MILNER. MILNER, May 34-A petition to- southerrpresident said today the exlen-his the disapproval right to vote on the proposedled launched Into space Februory,S: Snap for May weapons within tho alliance andnd pearP®“r before him June 3 In BU-m> has has beenbeen filednie< with the state su Odi o( the defeated amend-ley aloncompan: of the Bonneville power ad- district. hand, but Hawkea I added h e be-» . 1869.1859. NeverNeve; heard of again after » j , ..J y,,l instructed the NATO permanentml Ingham Ingham to to show cause why a preme preme court,court, Boise, asking for a I By United Pre« International instructed au, proiXkKd by Ben. F rand n k ministration j n r marketing area Into{er lleves the right the boardt will n o t changeIge 38 m inutes when tlie signals w ent One of the sharpest Mny cold,oid councilwuncl inh; Paris to give furUieriflr preliminaryPrellmhiar) injunction should rehearing rehearing on on the Milner Low Lift oWi. D.. Ida,, would have pr«» southern „♦ i Idaho will hurt hisnd Itsthe decUlon.right tc dead. > . snaps or .ned study to the problem. notno t be is-î is-ûed. Irrigation Irrigation district d oase. Earl Id- company. district. Hi snaps on record threatened ^ ' ^ lalB of Bovem m ent-ow ned ehemlca :BD —Alio-maotlugj-wlUi Uie_board. C osm ^ 0 V, p^l]|lnn« ftf /»rnp —I«nff;-Reaffirmed the ministers' in-in- ‘Tills'Tills acUonact la brought by the Bears, Bears, manager, manai reports.______W T^rTil pric^Tabove iRe elfctrlclJ. Grant Kllbourne.,manager Saturday lleves the willI be a delegation launched across tiie nation’s Nortiieast to- lerest in •'* nppllca-;a- UmteaTn Tlnited^Slalcs In lls sbvor'oTgn Hie H ie auênie suprei court on May 3 ^ ’ Ttnl coinage value. 11.34 a n of pany’s the Idahoi firm’s minerals ond“ • frotnIts decision a school district nl Rigby. h ««rd eard fortor 30 minutes, then lost,wt. ,jny liontlon" of nresolutions passed at Iasiisl capacity toti safeguard the dUe' upheld the Uie ddUtrlct court decision ohem lcal—dlvlalon. fliilrt cheap * lto met cosm onrm t. vwi.îiicviich zow . M'irhigm ^1,. year's meeting in Athens lo pro-■0 . administrationadmlnlstral _9f_mstlceJn_Jtfl i*vorin»-U»- ...... - ...... - - pb a ta .fl int. -ThB-bonTd-?Tlll-Ttl5CUia ,plana ow*. -M ichigan larin_cxpcriajald.Uit iavoring-Uie-lrrigalion-dlstrict In 1 ~ ______. _____ âlrelectricity adv would give his com- Saturday > bdovsky, launched April, lOBl. state's gtnte’s chcrrycl crop would ■ bej,g vide' mullllatcrartniltary aid To to Murtscourts aiid mo Integnty of Its lls iis casecase ofof disputeddl water assets- I *>* pany’s competitors In the phos- •for Ihe June 8 meeting al l.^] Two persons-one may have Uireatened [),„atcnefl severe damage—and IJ,, 11 ert P. Kennedy. edtd down down July Jul; 37. IMl. by Bher- V Kllbiurne ' expiairtea uimpiOr" Jon matters and tnl pertaining lo the Unl- been b*en female,fema according lo Euro- perhaps completec loss—lo New U lX l C Under an order of another man man J.J. Bellwood,Belln former district veraity of Idaho and Idaho Stale peiin Intel S Bill to Assure »n African ^ uses£•'«- a chemical, or wet, proceta pocateno t pean Intelligence reporU — were York state’s lOO million dollaritlar _ _ _ _ _ federal JudJudge, Vivian J. M alone, Judge Judge who who heard t the case be with sulphuric add to produce; college. The „ board also will at- launcJied launched together In the same^,1’® grape crop. Ohio tomato grow- \ l / r v . I 20. Mobile, plans to enroll a t th e tween tween Nov, Nov, 17 1< and Deo. 11. m o . fertillier from phosphftlei. while tend varsltv the of graduationi services ata t capsule.capsule, MMay 17, lOOl. LaunchingI ers looked looked for more losses fol- .Women TT U I Equalil main cimipus In 'I'uscaloosa and Tlie Tlio casecase isi a consolldaUon of Iiiity Plans '3lls competitors ; in southeastern both ..i,-..colleges. slgnala he heard, aud conversation lowing . | a >300.000 loll trom eor-tnr- ^ David□avid M. W. McOlutliery, 37. H unts- three three separate separ suits brought m onitored for a few minutes, jj^j, ^ 1 8 ABABA, Ethiopia, May ia competl » l.o u » m .l«trlc.l ptoc™. ------m onitored '“ *• Her low temperatures. vltle will enter the extension against against thethe Irrigation1 district by ^ A spKlal committee of margins"ThB electric furnace pro- .J Tiien alienee, PennsviiPennsyivonla atate police snld..u I-Pay i l j Is Passed center nt Huntsville. Reglaira- new new landowners landowi in the district 'U n lorelgn m inisters agreed ducnrs point o already are In such keen;;; Student Water ; F o u r of the reported cosmo- »„,mer)ifarmers < were "burning every- u/ahiii Uon u|)cns Juno 10. who whoproteslo' protested higher aueiamuita fay competition with SImplot that»r« . _ . . , naut faUllllesfaun occurred in the J4 ,u,, mU WASHINGTON, M ay 24 WWIu ------p • lîf on a cliarUr for an or- that m n,i. they could get their hamU . * for their land which waa an- "'tttloii of A frican sUCesof marginsoperallr have delorloraled to the C fu flA months before Yuri Gngarln *was “® on ’' In hopo,< ot heating ' up I-eglslntlon lo aiwure women as m r \ nexed In }053. eed point over the past few years™«Fight U l U U C Ended by aucceasfully “ "™.»^ orblUd on April 13, poacliw . g rap ci. apjjJes* much pay as men for doing tha J[ftX L =M *} unHing the entire con- sold. graven ot ‘ same Job has virtually completed!■; Tax «« Cut , Posing ■""J,;"Sears said ”• no new evidence had or- that many wet proccsanrs aro t . if undund ciierr ciierrles, « l iiiio a powerful political " if tl trifl ilJi Journey through conHrr.vi. | l p t l ( * j been entered, but allorneya for ^womlc force. ,tes area operating to a t a Ions," Kllbourne'S rSchool l f f n i President i-f. 1'. .■ ' ■ . . . I ; FarmFarmers ers In New York’s Eric ' Deficits Until ’67 thoSsvi'S now landowners. Kales Lowe, : and ChulauqUR counlles hired ^ iM ch»rtw musi be approved af uurd II PROVO, M«y 34 (ift—A fcludentm t [) h . ' ^ , : nnd ChfH «ir '■auftl-pny bill. T h e atiiattf a l, WASniNGTON. WABHIN May 34 tfi— Burley, flurley. and Ralph Orashear. i;; helicopters to fly over 'heir"'* * fte hetvds nf nU te of Ihe cal 30 woiilrt "If the 1 BPA comr.i Into this3UH S v{ater p h o flg n h t-co e d s vs. the 'w ys—I— U U p » | a >: hellcopterc i.. " “''y baa pflssrd a similar mra-'ft! SecreUry *> of tha T reasury Doug- Boise, havohave petlUoned for a new ' farms, Tlio wi»lrilng rolor blades areaeffect to 01 sen electrical energy uld at nMrselfld a growing crowd, thlen e n E S * « I » ' farm s, Ti» “'*• sure and minor diffeienrrs bo*‘ l"a.Dlas. Dlllnn llnic conceded under senat* hearing. iiearlnn “Wt confBreiiee hero. A seriftsI'Cd K. u> third tha « Of Ita present coaI. er« II the PROVO, police, ihen th e fire depaH*r t; rt ft M MI880UT-A, is e Mont., MayI' H wwarmed-the arm ed-tl air four to five de- tween , ; Iho two aie flVpectcd tn be„e nuesllonlng yeslsrday ’Uiat -if « .J*L ^Pttclip* todny showed they30 wouldif son have th e sanio dlsnatrous^cy v{ater menl fight nnd • finally tho schoolool II 1 34 34 liR W1-A - Missoula llsher- grees and broko up frost pockeu. srtlled easily In conference. 1‘res-... I'rcsldenl* rcsldenl «Kennedy’s Uv)^-cut pro- Tile Irrigation dlatrldt direct Iff. H m an's iovfl for his dog cost — tors are represented by Parry. "• Mrtcd on Ihe principle of ahouldeffec t an. ouKliuslneoa Ofl ll wouldot nMrftcledpresident a early today at Drlg- W ”1““ * ^ i-, , ------^7“ idenllal n;approval Is anUcliiatod. gram Is enacted tô.government ” 1 ■'es to the electrlo furnaco prodiicflr« the police, if. probably will n o t have a b a l- Robertson R o w rtso n and ai Daly, Twin Falls, ik»e 11, one.thli ham Young university.R ^ Such legislation hns been of- wobab y a 'ey^ If some goyerinnenl aitency menl and n,t anced budget unUl fiscal 1007. a “ n" ‘td NlelAonNlejAon a n d NieUon, Buriay A milling throng of some 800_W I. ; SovietSovie Satellite fere.1 every year since 1047 but *>"''8 jldent Kwon« Nkrumah Oxof ahould .1 aell ua sulphuric aold at prealdent t £i made n vnln attempt to , ^ law firm ,. laughing, shouting aludent-1. some_ r.M-ne ^ J never before lias It moved to thohe Son, Harryifai F. Byrd, D„ Va„ " In a )w)g *,„} dn»»atloto one*thlrd our prewnt cost.” ham Youni [i rescue his lUllo brown dog J j a U l l Iny of then) soaltcd by fire hoaes. tlfa-_f • Launch Reportedi.'U t})f thrrshhDld AilhOli of brcomlnH law. said this would< mean at least ^ ,, Pf'wni l,u plan for an TU«^------A mllllnf f from the piilh of a fast-' , I r MOSCOW, j r ^ r n May 34 ftlPB-Tlieme Tliellin acact would prohibit dls-is. four years nt "deliberately SAI*V1Iî "Mist# union of African gov- 34 W -. ers persed about 3 ajn. wlien Preal-_H, movingm ovlna Mllwiiukre rail- of planned .deficits" and declared Services Are Set AMEniCANB ROtlTKi) ker jaughlng, deni Ernest el L, Wilkinson stood_L fj Soviets today iaunciied nnotlier.her crlinlnntlccrimination by sex In paymnnt of planned .di and the sntllng un of routed i I in wages or salaries by any employeror thisthla hhaflnever ad k happened before an TORNDERRY, Bcotlanri, Mny[lea of on then) the hoodson ot a police c ar a n d _H jjoth ^ unmaimed satellite into orbit in wages or« wsllon bureau for "African c“P t« s '"s;.;'rr:,«....;; S the conUnuIng s research programram engaged 1in Interstate manufao->c- "lu"In peacS-tlmepeaco-t In the history ot ForTU l Eddy£ acheduled next Tuesday for Ih. U nalew a back-lUJl matches tlon. and swept to a <1-3 lead s»ld;imnslon.” - ______U at the halfway point ot ths two-______"Return i ______u u a m m x •: .t-s* Soviet Soviet n( news agency T om re- Eddy Howard, found dead yes* ported. Rockefellers ReturnRetur From terday In ills Sldorado country sir day international links competl- 16 minutes Tass said all equipment aboard t .• TT olub home Ihere. ck> tlon. imnslon.” Qoamo* 18 waa functioning nor- | . J i r i or------;------Latin American Ho A county paUiologUt's report S S S \ £ Im tain Quarter Horsea orse Show i maiiy and data were being re- an Jrloneymoon today Hated th e official CAiiie - layed back t4> a Soviet sclendfrcIflc NEW Y YOflK, May 34 (fl-G o>v. v . As tiie ccouple turned to leave of death asa ''choking on con s Intermountain Qi 3 cenler for evaluation. Nelson AA. Rockefeller and his'la for tlio tllO Hon*t American honeymoon last night called o u l' Ola averaged more th a n 11.300- t h a ht called oul "The Duka and Duoh- vomiting diduring the niglit and an. year-old race, registered pola averaged 1 slK weeka, a n d th a second UilsUilA looking w Oonrad, show m anager, cxjwota all dkiciiesi^ a re visiting here. whoso recorecording of' 'To Bach I nt Judging ot tlliy and mare hal- Oonrad, s: ------olherother pahjpaNsengers iiad disembark- The ao MQ n u si In tetm o u n ta ln Q u a r t e r bending, r< lay an even higher average thin yenr, _ , '1‘' Tlie governor, momentarily His Own" ocaptured Uie fanoy of «lr. (er classes will ba iield Saturday >■> even hi a war weary nation In IMS, was to HorseKi"- association spring showllun nunnlnif.liorw ^nd GGrand rand award for the horse h n ltn dropping behind his bride, oon- * war waari W - T i u A^' Felton Appointed;d S""S,‘.""v\r‘i! sldered tiie remark' a moment found daad by h is widow. got under way Friday mi)rnlng at Other Judging avcnUi acheduled to tor r show wlii be a 40-lnoh high * ' ' " v • iunda before leaving Uie plane, .V' * ■ ( , 1, ^ o*padltlon h a lter i ,ow uaveling trophy which must be r j V T , !’®' and replied: 'Thai's very nice the Twin Falla counly fair-lion ler Friday clauos were a perform ance aiiow U aveling ' '1-iiey Slopped briefly oh an ele- of lhem ’■ of H‘«34 grounds O ran w ith Judging of stallion mVI- at QUBrter i p.m. H» one Breedera aasoola.lla. slon. WinnerW lni of Ihe trophy will MosooW, , Uio throne ot England "fop ttie . ard, Felton, bfl, as Judge of the see-ICO- shouted shouted atri Uie governor from ba- for oliamplon gelding, and Junior andb»K niertlon. Fifty Quai iiead of aeleoted quar.ar. receive, asu a permanent award, Felton. M hind a press barrier. 'Aoman«om«n i I iIon." 1,963—1963...... 59 Norm an a . day*m*o the a a4-incij iiigh replica of the ond Idaho ond Id ah o Judicial district, '*‘|V lem te serre Junior cham pion coUced t«frpjn., horses apon were consigned, for the a a4-incij Felton, who serves as olmlr-ulr- "Wo We cecertainly are," Rocketel-el- SomeSomo pipolitical obseryera feel ]9^2.....196 2 . 69 wera to be selected during I^l- sale, ripeflied lo be one ot lh tha a Iftrierlarger IroDllV.troi reito n . Baturday’a evenU include lial*|)u|. man man ofof ththe Idaho fish and gametme ler or loplled. lopllei turning and siniling Rooketeilei a . day momlng's halter classes. ?Tl-b«»t laraest ion. Fifty hold In tho slaWt- Baturdaj . M o g ll V o lU y ' /*'''> ‘lie tllm bors '’V venl frill w r o ia sse sat B a.m., pertiirmanoesnoe commlssleuoommlssle and wlil resign UmtImt toward hU hi bride.' thethe same aame thing by divoroiiig t^ls ■ M o IU( m u lU )\M n o t been announcea [tfr h o rses' and posti repiaoea Jack Mcquado,tde. Asked about his immedloteate wifewite of m

ii— L — ■ « ...... ^ ...... ^ J ■ I . 1 T ------^------. Frldsy, Mty 24, 1963 fes 2 Area Men ^ rief 5 Trees Are g 2 Twin f«ni limM-N«wi’‘Lw. • Weather, Tem peratures 2 en Twin Fallsills NewsN< in Brief 5 ■- • V a»ti*o'tole tChoolll at High- Catherine AaderaM^ apeepfc T] e Seen Today ------M AGIC VALLEY—P artlyrtly clondycloudy BaBatnrday aftîM U yêto^ o n land cbapel, 4M Hlgblandiland ave- co< o rrec tio n major frbm Twin .K night with scattered showers or thundi Arrested on ' ^ trii Planted at ,^2 ntft. will b^ta June 3 and end Falla,Fi will serve duringig 1M3-64 ■>_ ' - pair of BungtaAiS^^ fcr Seizui’e Is ^day fair and wamer. Highs[Ighs Saturday la-K aftar Iowa 41-8J, n - Ju o e 14. All cbiltlrenn fromfro m 4 aa president of Sliver Xissel, f e*pl Camw rmW e hl»bj. 51-76, lows » .« . Temperatsraa a t »aJB4 -■ 1 >|3 fll tlmn«h $ yean old aroare.lnvlUd lnvlUd bonMIM arj organlnUon 7for o rsenior 5 f f i .V e . .- S* 57 a t Jerom e, M a t T . T.F. czperlfflCBteiperlmea a u tio n w ith S» per c e n t •-*Drink G)unt S Couruiouse. _ to attend. w7 _ _John A. Kauffmao._FUer._y.aa „ City, and Lynn Cunningham,mlngham, giaewhere,g afternoon andnd evening 6hoshowers may Interrupt farming ^ and costs by Twta FaUsPiUs PoUce flfined *10 and costs, and assessed J-™:- AAt Twin Falls Oooding; on# daughter.ter, MMn. n. operations^ in scatUred areas, with n:most actlvlUes, however, con- Clergyman Is "Judge Dale J. Adamsonion and as- tJthree demerit potaU ln FUer po- Beatrice King. Oregon City: . ______■ ii j ) > ___ signed three I vlolaUonpotaU for polnU Uce court for U for faUure U yield. JlMrs. Critchfield J Uiree brothsn, DelbertBrt aCun m - ______lk 6 ( l a traffic Ught vlolaUon. “Admonished” on S' “ • ^hied -T ningham and Everett Cunning- Cunning . f IVE-DAYIVE-DAY FORFORECAST _ ^ ^ ■n«.< Fined by judge Adamsondamson forlor , assessed three J. s s r a S - S « p a ttern tbroatb next Wedoeây hoU» 13 Dies .at Age 88u o Stured speaker a l Twin PalU hiA ham . both Botae. a n dI teheonuil o n y d The forecast presiure pattern thn r K l t f i S speedlQg v e n DMriem Jo M u r- Eolation * potats Thursay by .( Cunningham. Orefon Oty;City; .two,two II,,j raclfio high preutiremre eell quiteculu far westward, withUb^ a‘IS low RockefellerAl Rites •> u r s a y by ■OAKLBY. M ay 3 4 - S »SJ ? . Ma-M a- school^ schi baccalaureate S ? ^ A ^ »uhl poUce Judge Bernardrnard SUrrStarr tUdauii Dayley Critchfteld, tt, died be alaters, Mr*. Martha Richards preMure, trough aloft over (he FFar « WeiUm sUtes. \WHITE PLAINS. N. Y., May i] tt, died be held at 3:30 pjn, SunUiyJ and Mr». Edith Wlngerd.:ert. both •• ‘ t«ndid to U keep keep ten tem p^tnres from twoto tolo tourfour 24 (D?D—Hie Presbyterian mlnla-» 26,I, Kimberly, g ll and Scosts. s t SE ach S ‘ ae right of Thursday in the Burley N Nuntag u n ta g thfctiifc high school loTnnssluin. Boise, and five grandchildren.children, . normal overiver the South Southern Idaho valleys durlnfduring the ter who married Gov. Nelson A. was assigned threeB vlolaUonVlolaUon ’ ______hobome ot a long Utaea. ^ J o n n e r ^ . 1M4 a t ^ Jumlsbed brih, Funeral services will ^be held at next five days. Some coolingoollnr U e«pe“ ‘o will be “O n S Rev. Donald Baldwin,I, PIcabo.air, PIcabo. , bu t nlgW tlm c te; arlW f. U ciu. « u iuw«al«d Ior ■Itchfleld Soldiers'; proceataaj and the Rev. George White, , I for this period are Goodlnf, 72-44,2-44, Twin churchchi rules against, remaniagenmuTlw. £^ Jy ^ . ^lU D ried to Frederick H. rignda m ay call a t tha e ^ T hom n ^ p- - Uift_HS«t_»3“, *«>“ » sb o w era ctiv lty c !d Thursday »t Uie new arena. Dianne Weg- ] I aon funeral chapel, uooaing.}dlng, rri- | u ^ m Idaho yaUeys.siS. TTijulug iiu h ii o( of IhMP sh ^n'^'* *■ » ■ problempw>W»tn hvtervhvl took the actiontlon against _ R<^rt« w m arrested T h u ^ ay « iô. ^Her husbs^d f PocanUco rUon street. Arrested1 with Rob- rnle Ayer, vice preaid,ent,d.en^ and byt„ flve chUdren. she waa a mem- Dot -r- partods for ,the« aftemwnmoon and ev.evening showen Is duringluring the thothe Union church of Pocantlco rl , a m em - Douglas Schow','' tlu d e « ” l)ofc reek. B alnfaU am ounU wUl Tcattered showen.show next week wUl hamper SJS ut! the WhlU House todayday from a pjn.j May 20 at the ««»• arena. All yi York Olty: two slsUra. Mrs.a rs . NeU E dw ard's loraTlOK operaUona for• weed, inseelinsect ia n d disease controls.“‘bSsg: Bprâytog than 800 rioting Norwich I : Ber. John Koelsch, St. Edward’s 24-hour visit to New YorkVork where Jjunior members areI asked to xlxUson. BoUe, and Mn.n , MMae ae ■ Catholle church. Final1 ritesrltea will Ihould M scheduled wilhllh the threat •of UU afUmoon and eveningfa^4 unlvenlty cad“t« traded I weather ouUook Ihrough Wednesday favors i« t he helped bring In fundsinds for ttiethe Ibring their horses andud annual critchfteld.ci Oaklez: one brother, f; b« held «t Sunset MeznprJalJOrtal park.jwrk. Ihow en in m ind. T be w eather outlo< MOM h o u r la st J 1 chest and du«. .. .71 normU pUnt growth and developmidevelopment Range and foragerage c crops ops ^ violence erupted DemocnUc J campaign chest and < .TTiomas D v l v , Burley;r; sS^n seven I*Fin6 Levied on TWIN FAtXfl^Funeral lerv- irospect of shower acUvity. during a panty raidmW tSat • ° poUUcal fencerence mmend- end- m V > »------% grandchildren^ a n d 11 g rea t- » dllcOlIta prospect of sho lofosi grandchiidttn. V Icea for Charlei Floyd McOIain Vermont college, a 600-• ** • ,“ - liie President landed at the la lc U Funeral services will be an- Weapon Count v u i be beld a t 1:30 p jn1. . Saturday TEM PERATURE^TDRE AND IPRECIPITATION . Un. • ' Pep _ student girls school.. .w.t th. Eijght Imtiated " I In Reynold* tunenU ch*pel by w.mtnir mUllary air transportirt terminal Urmlnal IDAHO STATE COLLEGE, nouncedn( by Payne mortuary.uary. - R* obert E. Layne, 67, (19 See- XI Police fired wamtag " toUowlng a PocaUllo, M ay 34—Bight Magtc _ ond avenue east, w u fined U4 th e R«T. B n e it H u te lb U a . Tw in • •S!- ______i!—,« ' t shots and Uar-gas-«s gre-' ■ 13:43 pjn. EDT toUowlng a : aght Magic ------0“ ■k. VaUey coeds were among the 36 | l > _ and coeta Friday momlnt h Fall! Flnt BapUit church, nnal tl ■“ l!S"rP.a-=:;.V[ 'S 1! ... nades at tbe heightheight otof flightt from New York. JlSsr!t-=!! K ------. sophomores InlU ated as .1963-64 J llg Twta Falls Police Judge Dtlt j. <1 1— s « tha-r)ot, ______:______T i S Bridge Results K -g— fe-g -JT -:S -iK : - ia{^f-o( -p - „ •p^ _____ Âdamson, and a court ordtr tu m orU l paric. ^ F ^ l l y ^ lugttesla J U os' serious Injuries wer® )iC S Chimes, national honoraryDnorary for ^ JK 6pO ri6Q JtlC rc SI ® « reporUd and there"S wera:s: ^ BffiiifHies of hla .33 caliber pistol, afleUn BURLEY, May 24 —_ GOreaorv regory ■Junior women. .vif— ^ Twin raUs unit, AmericanfcJS ?5 appeared” , on a charge of esny fund. The eontrlbuUona may be r s ------^------3AuRUstin jjarrls. la-day-Old gon ■ u Owrtnwfr-BrWge-leagBft-held-lU left ftt Beynoldi hmorai chapel. te * eonc»l.a mwon - “' E93fe-':===:iio*Qv«r — — ——— 1’ H i . Ip., IS of Mr. and Mrs. Uwrence Edwta ™ “', “ open teams of four champion- “ 4i • PortUnd. M«. ------■' ( X X ?Harris, died Itiunday at Cassia : K n(^ ^ Thursday night at,t Amer-i ^ e r - . * U y n e was arrested late Thun- h day ta th e MUltery Inn. «bm 6oobb?6 — Funeralral 8crvlc«servlcei -r ------51 n ' lui n S ' i n i O Memorlal-bOBplUl -where-he-was ; S . u S f t / - ^ - = = i - f f ...... 1 Heifer Runslnto > h rhgd- been-tavoHed'-iinB-igr ------for.-71rtOLO«enlnBh«nun wlUwill be ^ wonh ------« « - a 1 bom May II. ' . h*M a t 3 tm . SatunUyday'la la lhe ------.'il- « -JJ I AAtn^rx Fullmer, French, Burley; Uia inri M n Kument w ith a customer sod T A im O ' Sun-lvwa.lDcJude. ln addlUon M later-showcd-hU-pl4tol-st-Ui» F o lle w m I " Truck Near Almo ; iwombley. nuisinaraw yrM afy = > to BURLEY, May a4 — rl^Leslie .. wF. to': hU parents, three- brothers, elemenl4tfy educaUon. 5 ^ i u o m ' h ar. I t was reported Layne dU bo. by the R«v. DonaldW Baldwin, Jon-Ji o ifT Z Z Z Z I ' 4 '' ^8.. r. . Tommy, Jeffery and Randy; two SI I »I . Paskett, Malta, was driving a ] Hagerman: PaUlcla Smith, psy- J ™ aT d ! *Vt Uureaten anyone wUh Uii 1 PIcabo. and the Rev.>v. George _ ------» «?81 .0« S »ll!. ------— »» ♦* 15 Rachelle, ^1 chology, Rupert;. Victoria^ 1.'^ Pled, // jJ J- W. Keheley, Mn. A. D. t White. Boise. U st ritestes will be bo uS.n ...... ------'I S Si •” ,sS I M 1962 Chevrolet 3-ton truck on ‘ u Thorpe! weapon. • «0 • iSpoUo* ------l l f* “ Tondparents, government, Twta Falls, .~and i Re- ’ McMahon fj and Mrs. S. L. Thorpe, > conducted In the PIcaboabo cem ceme e-A .""'------|S ‘« J Tamp, ------l l« - 10 IS, . - a u te highw ay 77, thw re e Sd and .one-one- i j£l!.Ef-LsS£S5 ■ir’ J 1, tied for flnt and second,cmd, and ___ Z I Z ti mM Iw I WMblnrtoB« ------»** **« hi half mllM north ot AImo, Wed- ' rêndeUi— Bnra-pWStf-tPlnnWTrerp-Mrr-H; — tery. Friends may «alla u ata t ththe e h ^ a ^Wtfl maternal grandparents, Mr. r M r r - H . ----- —TRTOSEIWOOtD ^ _ Thompson funeral chipel, Oood- — ___ nineaday morning when a white * S if iS 1 a, Burley. DIE IN REFRIGERATOR ^ McMlUln, i^ ir o O N , May 34 (tTO-'Itmi 'ing. P«day afterooon'ana^ eve ...... , - ip A H O - r m i™ StLtalront “ d A. L. Hanks. Burley. S ftag S lg fit -Oraveslde-serTlces-irill-be-held-wUl-be-held - LOWHIi,-MBS8., May-34-«W— if ^ urs. J. i*. QuitedJ bandits raided a ballicD ning. . . r’ " n.,i„ 1*. ■‘.'f ■■■;; '£■ '• s : - 1 tl .01 front fender and bumper.^ e r at< lO ajn. Saturday atat theUie Pleas- Brian Ucrouse, 4, ond and his 3- 1 ______wawiraaWbere'Totfiyhmd-in* 1 a t ItOO, be- a n t V lew-cem etery-_by—B-_by—Bishop ishop year-old.brother..is;enneth..inlas-aneUi..inlu- - 'j j g . ^ i.; . ______off wlUi m ore. Uian a haU-aH. iURlSy^roiivBsIdr-Bervicesanervlces iw.i------» i »* « | ??; S ’"So -1” « 1 i !^ ■■Thff hetfer,-valued a t ItOO, be- • lion dollars worth-of goM. Po- 4 » .‘oil longed to Spcncer Black,Hack, routerouU 3,2, Bichard J Holyoak. FrJendjMends may Jng since yesterdayy momlag, morning, '■ i L ITT L tB IL i^ J}® f « Greg(«7 Augustin Harris, l13- a ------ll!!"'” «4; '»si ■•“jgr-3ir=r»H Hgm ■acinrEawiii wlt*at-payne -mortuary-'Frldaynary-Prlday were” louna-flesa‘'todajr-in-*taadajr4n“ta ~^f-K " • . r b k e r li£ Uce believed It was U» bln«t ------day-old • lo a of Mr. -smd-Mrs.■ an d M rs. S ^j& -:rrZ 2-ao_le_:-4r^ snenfrH .-'cr Bftemoon-and-erentagng-and-untU and-untU unused-refrlgwator-tai thalr-faml-thalr-faml« e 55^ r o ~thett-ttt-BriUsh-hiita^ Uwrenoe x. Harris, wU| be held 2— 5^— i^’THTPOsittT-MftiarBnenfrH.-'b; i rUl b e h e ld ------U m j j hu i M Tv:|warrell Investigated.1.______timet of services Saturday.irday. ly apartment.______^______| at 10 aiB. Saturday Ini theth e Pleas------\\ ‘iJ •“ , s.J M TWIN FAI.L8 ------»l « •« " USB TIMEB-NBWS WANT AU i ant via* eemetery by Bishop M H L f o b FAST SELLING RE60MB lUebard Oalyoak. Friends■lends maym y ------4, »,i s .m Iw. ::=JJ « .« j eall at the Payne nortuaryrtuary Fri-Frl------n Sawtooth Area — ’-dsr-aftemeoiMmd-tretttnie-eedWWnr-a««» " NORTH TPAHO-^ftilf-Saturday.îlf-Saturdayâlt<^pftrtly,c!ovjy_S!ffl}?y,I IS JDude Ranchanch Living] in Sav jea ‘ until time serrlaMI Saturday. p rS y ^ th .widely scatteredlatUred showersshowe or thundersheSersrsngWa r s i T g W ------J— _ W R III BERG'S ------, cooHr. H llU 10-15, lo)ws « l «-»»■46-66.______I W u I W I N FAUS MORTUAW ----- Offers BestBest S Scenery inin NoNorthwest ^ I ^bulonea Serrie* Henry Schwab’s .....-•..It,, OnenloethtagaboatpiitUnf I rO lQ For those who want to get guides stnd pack trip:ip outfitters double cabins may be« rented by , „oney inU a home la it I Final S^tes HeldH.U Magic VaUejValley H ospitals away from it all, donon work blue mny be conUcted to help ar- the day, week or season,!on, wwith th re- ; new Urea beforar™-,.? yea I 733-1300 , ___ _ Jeans and live Uie lifeIfe they think range pack Ulps. Somene of the prl.prl- ducUons-for a'week or longer. . B)KN. May 94-Funeral serv [em orial St. Benedict’s, Jerom e S ices for Henn Bohwab.!b.“S sr, ,were ^ M agic Valley M emorial £ Jero m e cowboys lead, the dude ranches vale guides and outfitters)Utfltters are AH cabins are of heavy.logUV/r: con- ^ AdraltUd Jr Wllllams and struction and they are located ta held,at a pn. Friday at White Jn the Stanley basinlln and Saw- Sandy Brooks, Ted Williams and re located ta on, C arla tooth valley area offe^tho best Idlan. secluded spots, : noroiary chspel. Twin Falls, by , Kathertao Robtason. Carla tc iffe^the best Jim Decker, aU Obsidian. Bishop Junes Ohristopherson. hard 81«r, jioblnson and victorr Robinson, ofol accommodations ajyf scenery,scenery. gome of the rancheshes offer one Eoch cnbln la completelyipletely fur- WAN!WANTED '• invocation WM Uvenm by5^ P»ul u l Ida R.BUll«. Clyde Kuder,tuder, Ken- jîchfleld; Ray Turner,timer. Wen- And to add to tSU—there®ls—there U or two-doy "pre-planned”anned” pack nished, including cooking uten- I Olilelmii rni Jfy rt nanin»r Hath Boyd and Stevens,B U ve|«' ^ all dell, and James Zimmerman,ne'rman, Je- U the beat ta streamm^ and high ui|^^whlch t possible fo( alls, and each has a good fire-’ a p p l i c a n t s> i IN n t THIS h i s AREA TO TRAIN ' ------mnimtaln luVw fl^lnf ______'< the obltuaiy. Speakere r w wfts u Lea ^ I n PWis; IJirB. TC laala to vlSlt pince wlUi plenty ufit-flnrTTOod- fire wuod------FOR-tAW-ENFORCEAENFORCEMENT POSITIONS I Juehau and memMra orof a sestet Mn. Donald Achenbaoh,baoh, Mn. DUmlssedI Located in the BUnleyU nley basln- b a sta- thne^'or ftur*ôfThe"b^^Î better In'kes,Inkes, provided. . j I, that tang wen Inei Btelnmeta.Btclnmets. James Bulkley and Mrs.^*rs. R o^rto ^ r t ^ a y N ewm anI and Mrs.M rs, sawtoothSi valley area;a are several The primitive area’strea’s highh ig h For those not wishing to cook, Hm Bill Bandera, both Jerome; Ed lodgeslo hnd dude rancheg. consld- ling to cook, Df t - H g L Ii>J>UDesse. Irenerc w B}aclc.b )m £ " u u f j ®' ncheg. consld- mmm tiiln 1»lr>. or>' fnmniK tnr mnals-ara. sarved-ai-lhe-eaweh-i H Q X m ^ ______i ' both' K im - NSVBWI,' M M rUIIOlB 15lt*S"Blnr ei oat*JTTUT ered as ”gauwayss tofoiSKEo's Idaho's their outstanding fishing and house, family atyle. Groceriesarocerles are MENM EN 202 0 -3 9 Xula Black. Memben of a quintet berly; Charles Hunter.er, Rupert: ^^ra: Oarma Smith, allsll Wendell; p;primitive area." Thee ranches are aQvual lakes on the valley floor I a valley floor avaUable nt the .ranchhousechhouae and _ « Itfdar Palriliniii I .that MBr were Donald}a)d Black.B laok. Jo h n I>. S«t». H agermrman; an; EarlE arl y,yjj-n Damon, flhosJjone,,slione,. and notn dude ranches In the Texas can be reached by car. The vnl-val- there Js i conveniently located 7 Olen Baum, LaMar Black.lack, Wayne Hutchison, Gannett, and ChrU- ^ clark, Eden.en. UtradlUon, but theyy offer very ley floor lakes usually are equip. CwiUmt ilv a re e quip, laundry cenU r w ith hhol.nd4ol(I o t a n d liold Hl,k..,p.».l». PerUna ftnd Wayne Watson,Vfttaon. ivyIvy tine Connerly, Butte. MMont. ont. . ____ _ J> 01oomplete faclllUes.. One ——■ the ped with docks for boating Mating and water. a llv*ii*(li l«ip«t»r P ..t P.IT., OHUif Sfivtllr OflliM Wickham tave a' poemm and Ly- Dismissed Robinson • Bar ranch,inch, located are large enough for excellent qood saddle horsea may be aL m a n H a r d h f gam th e benedlQ> Cassia MemorinllOriQl J about 00 miles north'■th- of Ketch-Kctch- woter skiing, :«r . Mm » lnip«»«f rented by the hour or day, with f tlon. Mn. Beth Beard acoom- t and Don- Admitted >'nm—hns both Indoorw andnnd outdoor 8on,8 popular high Th. Annual lncrms^S«uitose— Security— Pold Vacation ; I panled (he mixed ohonis and popular high or without guide service. The !Sni.Cd M". Twin TiSf,!!: Fails- Ed Blanch, Mra. Domingolomlngo Ea- hheated swimming pools,-I mounUln lakes on the weat side horses are well trained for moun-1 :k Leove— Pensions i., Mrs. H ury Dodaon waaaa orsanlstorganist, aid Gene Ballard, all Twin Falls, lerrod, Mn. Some of the larger lodges and !d for m oun-1 SfCK L e o v e — ^ K e n t R^W H. Jones, Larryarrv PulllnPuUm pinoan.P Mn. Pred Sherrod, Mn. . Mm.: of'the bosln and valleyiley are Alice, tnin riding. Guests not parUcu-' il Active pallbearers were Rent Kimt^riv- Rasmiiasen. Susanlan Hobaon, ri ranohvs Inoluds th« Olark*MHIer not parUcU-1 tn»ttl«nit Unn •! Petterson. Hoianoe ChrlsUnsen.ChrlsUnsen. and Hal E. HHl. all Kimberly: g ileton, M n, Guest ranch, on UB.R highway M93, Toxnway, Forjoy, Edttw,IttW, Imogene, larly inUreated in going afUr; lihMl l^ c irim Unially MlliUol i ^"im?nd Richard Pendleton. Mn, 0 noarlng,^Tw ln lakes, VelloWYeUow the fish to be found in Uio high ,j< Jess Christensen. Oottonitton HamHam- James Goodman and Rsymond « M n. Arnold 10 miles north of Qalena summit; IAN RIC03R AND I I IN OQOD HfAtlH Wll. Richard Carrole and M n. Arnold K , On the east mountain lakea wlU Im (Ind fpM plenty ? MU.T»*V.C11«H.IC0.DAI mond, Jerry Voss andJ Ron HawHaw- Alberdl. both Jerome; David Wll- Peterson, " all Burley, and Pamela BRcdfUh lake lodge, M60 miles mll«Trih north •»<» S“«‘00lh, On Iho east ley- Ham Olson, Filer; Noble Allred, „ od. of Sun Valley; Smiley^ iB ^ Creek O r e « ? Chammplon pion Jokes, of /lalilng ta the closercloser vslJeyivalley, . MtU MM » s rf t»rt n fvnhrvrthtr Honorary pallbearers“era w ere Oastlelord. and Rosa Holcomb, I s lodge, aa miles northK of Sun v!iVal- of J'*ly Waahlngton, floor lakea or ta theI m.five moun- Kollonol Pu«'•ace 0(fl< OHlcer Trolnlrtj Org. I r h 11 m.ul Rainbow, Cliumberlnta\ta lakes and tain streams on tha ranch. ' Milan- Fillmore, BillsIs Shawver, Buhl, 3ale Oooch Altttrns U k e ranch, 43 mllea Ron^d Ramaey, Gale Oooch, n..o, , B«u.Jc/.n16-J c/o Tim#|.New« J , ROM,Seeley, Ellis Boden,Boden. UUr- r Births „ Gayle Pike north of Suu Valley, «nrt and tho h ! •"'‘M. Valley“[./.‘“ floor n lakes'î'"* °®»'tla horses are available for , . Mra. Wayne Beok, Gayle Pike n . Inolu'l* Alturas, P eUlt, u it, Perkins.Perkins, children who are learning to rtde, ry Martin. Claude Jones,ones, James Jamea ^ bom to Mr. and Mra. John McCarthy,eCarthy all rRobinaon-Bar. Also, while they Tilng to rtde, haMi '______...... ,^______.. ___ _ fHONI ------Bailee. Bay Looney, Ray Henrjll.nor Twuilln w>Û. j U. ,. a Buriey, , and Rodney Couch,Couch. Hey-Jley- ddon't have many of?f the recres- ? e c r S *' , ,*■ For further Informationirmatlon on iTjmr . ___ ------and oicar Porter. burn. IUonal facilities-ofif Uie lalarger rte r '^he Robinson - B arir ranranch c h iraqhas Uio rancli and doUlU regarding 1 concluding rites wereere beldheld at Udges and ranches,es there are occommddatloiis forr about 60BO pock trips you. may trluto^hSIwrIU to tha ------MUMTY„COUNTY — ITATi — Bunaet Memorial park.r>^ Minidoka Memorialmorial ^ to ^r. Mr. and » uvaral inoUls In tiie Uie town of In n rustlo logOR hotel and olark-MIUer guest ranoh, 803 A O I------OCCUPATIONOCCUPATION ------:— Mn. Arnold Peterson,son. Burley, e Stanley. heated cabins. The secuon season runs rjim avenue north. Twin Falls,FalU, HOURI UlUAllV AT HOMI . ______hns a winter June I to Novemberemlw 1, and during the winter, or Mrs. Isa- 'W snda Lee Kober, Mrs,Mrs. James and daughtcn were born to Mr. Stanley, which hns a winter ■Iv* rflrcilUnl H ti*"#. Pl«*« "*• Mrs. Randall,ftlL 73*73, EJ u t 60. ts (he "CIJvJUm Include hnraebackwaeback ridrid- - bejje Miller. Obsidian, Ida,, duf*- J ' Rudolph, Norma Knight,Ight, o. 0. andat Mra. Richard Carrole and popiilndonP of about SO. Is (he n, M b,, dur-.is* ( " ^ ,|„ ,„ r y InNraiUJ. N« Nil leel, all IW- Mr. and M n, Robert Davls, Bur-Bur* ccenter of Saturday night activity ‘ng. packing, flahlng,Ig, swimming, jng the ranoh season. Dies at RupertIp6rt ^ley. ______during J the summer, GuestaQiiestn from hadmlnton, horaeahoo1“ ....^.* pitching K !L‘1“ Excellent BUldei are avaUable. RUPERT, May 34-M-Mn, n, UuriUura numlufd _____ niirroundlnR Indgea nnd ranchcn cro{|tiet. Elk andd deer hunt- h u m - — L. Randall, 76. died Thursda) L uniinlly gnlhcr In Hlnnley for *ng pnrtlBa may be arranged, For d ûraday Mrs. Manuel Andrade and soni le Roblnnon- afternoon In Minidokau MemorlaMemorial •j>e)o TrinJdsd and Mrs.m" JohnjZ 1Jerbme ChurchI l i r C I l n'> nt tho Clark-Mlller !?' Randall in Wheaton,. ill.111. He dle(died ____ enls were honored at» a^ hr«Iwfnîbreakfast hnve horses and guides rLp Vh i.rii “''alliilile for e*lenilcdlied pack trips Buest ranch runs Iromfrom July m a M ii In (m in OMc«|o, , , a t lhe HI. Jerom e's pariah Imll f .îT hilo Uio Hiiwlooth prlniUlveprlniUlve area,area. UifouHh Be|Hember, Single or fl Mrs. Randall camee to RuperlRupert Goodinfl: M em orial Hmidnyh after church services, ‘ morial iireat land of Tile seniors wore thoirolr oaw caps ni^' nnd . '">“«vrloped foreat land ot »M-» formw . . .Aflmltled^ .. . . ^ ?MervM a ar. “ ver 300.000 acres, located,located.partly partly — TIME-.E...... ,'i HT roemlMl o! the DPW club hen iin’,..,. .nH gowiw and ial In a rMmertresrrven aecaec- | Bnwtootli and pnrUy in ■ I aad vas auooiatad Inithl^'LaliM* the Uura. demons and f! and pnrUy In D F P I|D C M Ann Ores*' shop from♦. L iMt Stephanie Miller, both Oooding, ‘ rd Mcllrlde iorosta. It includes EC aolter,otter, Nebr, N e b r,, ------Im i!un lliirae and fool arc the only O CK S ...... to c h H and WUlUm Randall, Chicago mulCT- of cerem oniesl«" »»a,; eevn ly 2 t- M a le - Soitlnra inoluded Mull, Cnnnle • O CK S ...... :....«eh 5^c ^ J S T dlstrllHilert aIt t a mmeeting eeting » Klaaa. Dremla 'ntiw,liw Vnlwkav -C w ^ ' vnlufs and beouUes)S of uw'area U w 'are a X ÎT Iiil « grandchildren and twotwo reat treat- of tj,B cnstleforil Hunset l.lve- c «'»d keep them freee from human . T TV ■IT ■ ■ H ■ ...... M frandchlldren. mnael l.lve- Oraetr.cr. Ktitliy ' 1!iinil)lioh, “ Slock chib WedhMdKyday H ilt the Christinec muier, M. Mary y T Uu o i " »IW'«>I»"- PM dJog a t homo nt Mervln U v e.«• , ItamCo,jj Vincent Alberdl,erX MichaelMlciiael ! ^“"^heshen or prlvale h|H the Walk mortuary. • W HITI ROCKICK .. Members decided to;o hold IhelrIheir niniMilrlck,r Adrian Hmllh and ^ ...... ' ~ l 1 QS — meetings the second and fmirth r FO R LAMDSCAPINQaSC A FIN O ...... I»« m ' NAMs'^RitSOTBD I and fmirth Paul BnrKa. Each aenlnr was pro- i n . RUPERT, May U WtTO~ The Mn Thursday evnnliigsIgs of each*aoh saetiird with a manry,""r I X 'K r PIANOS ® 11 SterllnK nported u ~glvlnf T h e blrti M n , nionth Dlsciuuilniu werewere held oil Mrs, Jam es Olotlowakliowskl made I r o a r k h t o» b u t (SAFE) having dem- the progrnns. Hie commlUee committee In ■I < a Pm Msnth !!»•.Uf<(. C r* 4 !•t« j fl * ' — ^ to a elilM at Minidoka Meitmria neellng Next charge Included Mra, Erwin I ILDER? SUPPLY IM hospital In Monday's Tlmrs-New M™;. I ® ‘ PP'y •" a s r r .r s _ f f i .iu w g p '■ builder»0M t — ;TWIN r u i s ' M r».^vU Blerllni?'^ jl served by Bari and Leonard*anwd Love,Love. aiid1 Mrs. Anthony Huiijbaolu | PHONI 733-80323-8032 ^H m n ^m n iiiiiiiii ____ J E R O M t —

I liiH L i ------...... - ...... 1 . «r tW W T r cnCBl’RCH W TflS MASAIKSI M»th av»nu« at Fcurtb a ttw r*nh JUW rt 0. Jaexpired driver's license. £ ■ 3 Je rry W U «n, 19. U « Seventheventh '. ■ Area Grange 'iJf a. m.. .Hlmpaoq dar Sen:Senior Class 4™™JMURTAUQH. May SV ^M r.and stmwn Coll„.m Z: *»enue •twin east, pleaded not gulUyiiuyto to I'- I"- W»ln..<»*jt. ,n j , "'•!>.iTriai date wtll be scl. .Jjfcendall.Jêndall Dayley, Earl C. Walker'alker HANSEHANSEN. Mny 24-The senior the Monday night meeting of '■ * ; 'S’'"“JxtiT'C'!iSi, "s s 1 Murlaugh Orange held »t the ift' ' r-v*T"'"‘ Protjate Court ' 'is!ls atcon atconiey for th e credK bureauur«au 'SK |< H ffTSduatlngroduatlnB clnss w m rnterlalned tbru“ RE«R(Ta1??ZED LDS h.n,r h \.;,r at « ‘*’ : p. m. with fl.. y«,.l! ,rv«i«' being l« hall, / '3|- rr^.-v' O tto - J , S c h y ^ IB, route)ule 11,’nnd ,'a n d DcUcnn Kloepfer Is .attorneyom ey ^ ^ V w ' • ’. f l al a banquet held Tuesday eve- ^ 'r iiii iftiTMM ' <■ . . • - f l nlng In the school umcliroom Mra, John êr. chaplain, pre* • h»;.l at ; : i i p. m. dyrin« th. r « v l ‘d."* tortor. '"sah^rl"'^Leaslug. Inc , liieal e a a -"^^ r - ^ T " ------m i i m u g . . Blven bv the junior clns.*, Moih - •'cntedsented a m«memorla! program. The .. ^ ^ li.’ 1^ w wifrni i^ V i .k n r/’^MonUtîV ----- 1 b'«^ ' 7:;m p. w.. acv>.. rr^.n.' O ttO -. ^ or tn# JURWB ramnni ,*'*i iltn rntrrt-to aoonsor-a . r*;^ ^‘i°r Tu^7r’. 1’^. m.'. oiiiht. I possessing tro u t during a closed dosed collectioncollcctlo sull against R. Deati ■ V e o o T n ? «. m. Tu.wUt. 7 :J'| p: n" «4iW l |[»». iith^ iimccuvii ------in.llr. Rmllh ^nd SHOWsnow the th e -bantinct, banc and Junior cIiul!i Murtnugh 1Pony league' oaseball ' ' B .« I Naiarn), pJiupcIi. Tuw.COSli, W County Clerk. ,\re aUorneysailt for Sahara TeasT Leas- members members served. team, '■ • ^ , 5 wllk ’ '"'7'’^ >'‘»ht. IpoasessU I s 4 i l ”, WartnaiiHT a n th ..'.I ■e'l MM. Virginia Lois,Alb filedled sull mp,iiip. Inc.Inc " T Terry e rry - HliHei— Kudr. la r..» .„ , W .Jn.,,Ur. » Ii,. j'for divorce from M ichaelel Alb; « p. ni v ■ come. Tommy Butler Ktvve the nnd urRcd" anc commKt^^ ^charging^ physical and .meniali.suii,menial,.suit h);atialiul l3uane Hutchison.hK on come. Tc nnd urged" everyone to vote In s a "" e . ^ ^ - ' aenlor senior response,-. rei ] the wheal r IcrueUy and aslOng restorationtlon ofot pnrsonsParsons, Smith and Snow are at-BV- WF' j the wheal referradum, \ . 0 JEiiovAHs’^wiTSEsSFa„ I'for dive During the proRrnm Terry'■| Mr.vMr.t, JanJames Sargent, lecturer, liiJl .•sj" J*ll. ” •* K tfl. Sun>l»)r »rbool 10 >,”f‘ m. . h " '-.r ‘charglni hiT fo rm rr nam e. VlrelnJala 1/OlsLou I lorfteys(ortieys for Wllleit. J r ButlorB udor nti nud faievc Rnttiunil Pinyed p o r 1 ed •^.“wVn ““™' r. i;..i Strlcklan, iI ChftrlChnrl«-.i Dnvldson. Burley, ap> ‘ireported that 13 Murtnugh' J H i S - .'T .'^>« i n * ,;.... l '*’*'59 " two iniminmi pct dm-t iiumbcr,s. I-ln‘lOrinRcrs -'ririn R ers vvisited-Mountain Rock U H ih.'iiir Marriage licenses Kete Issued;iHtirfdIssued iixurt'd un chartics of forgery. __ Th. r 1 a. m. I rfi*n!>«'nuit\» of th. 'V«ichluw»r hlT fo n d a Pioohllch >.aiiR, ftccouipnuicd5j.-„.;,n„f■^,Gv;iuRe .m„.Mny u and presented ft | ^ n fh . r«'ncliijlint Mrvlrra of ouf church r*\ivii s.aict,. 11. i l„u»h, .ubj»c1, 'IK.r.'lu.ur.'io SlHcklM CharJea E. Slerer, Filer.>r. andjJuoKeand JudKe 1l.loyd Webb orilercd Di\- by Sylvia rivo.slom*. inro-nim Ol«B » TH. B«OHll>»;KN • I* .''■"■>■•■>. Mi» 'li. Ev.n«,Il.t,,^.,|„„> t.5« havi.r a „ I’nlun «{ All H.1lgl,..i.V! lu.V «;1,S I Katherine s u e Sm ith, TwinI) PiUls.FiUls.ivld;(t>u I vldami to S tale H ospllal Soulh. Corol Lonn ic«d the seiilorl •„. m. p. hu Sun,).,; 1111,^ ûOx -ill.- th. ai.i 1 M afrti (*^^1 Ftlrr i'-*""*' Rw .r. «i:i U iimililrvB m both pen-ISoi,! Whi ic. i.c i'a n d to R andall K- Brewerer »ndand:<>‘»cl(foot. H'-Jckfo Ior cMtmlnatlon and ■ ■ ■ cla.'^s proplu'cy.p „ which ^^le and'Ji Mr. and Mra. Tommy Shouse |^ | **i«U HlMr. icM, 1 p. „ Tiir..k). lulln |.»>rr m«Un«( , 10,ly «it ,.„on I fvnluallou, Scnienec was with- / Iflii-.! Mr nnd Mrs, Morris Lat-’ I H ( f; ";.|Bethlne Patrlclc. bolh Rogerson. , Dlhiia Ouiy pr«-p.ircd.Dnu Bi'n-i I lliiUT will be the ser^-lng com m it- I B 1 An.i-.'^ “ fl!!! *ri?l*i7 ^Ji.i • h'Hri unitl rriKirt Irom hospUal,___ I i * _ » e tl rend Ilu- iI m s will which he) r. 'rK -ui j»:3» r rr ■ I W illiam" A. ‘K lm ba'irK lmmberlv. berly. t| «'>«*'«nml he niil renuiln lu cunl-wy Of Ifwr for Ihe Jiitie 3 meeting which I H . .n. ilL'''' ^»hif Me SancntirJ. ";.|B tth ln e 1^ •■ jth esh c rllJ. ,. ^ vcilre'vtiire simptuii Bible ruHf*o ;~iwiii fenturo n program b jrtllB | H » " ? • “■ iSa.;". .'r.'S llllillLASU CHAPEL t UlO and costa, noisy miifllcr. 1 cliuruir, San i'ranrlM'o. uhlehSs fj^vior si. Twin F.ilU soclnl fecurlly office | K U4 lll,hl.nd *v.nu. »:3il p. Vl m. lûtidar: Seiiic. niwiliiir.'iI Clyde Oartlson. Buhl. »5t i andand[ [ fiurley Police Court 5 ^ .1 11 .- m, Th« f U » * SynJ.r ^'"’ «-h.K,l 10 .. m. Wor»h1p 11 Efi ■ — w illla ...... i Fined J35 eac)i /or JntoxJcalloj)calloi) l>*rfnrni Salunlay nud su c..n(' p t! , and Mr.i. Bernard Hop. a t 8:30 p.m. liiclutiing a film. U UmMn. *• >;'*■"<"« T :30 p. m, W fd n ^ F C .tr Jl I‘H ...... •.r.«.. ,.fL.r/’ai were Bill Ooff. Burley; Cleoo Bol- in Ttvln KalU. The‘ “'f ,,..7wood ^ and 'J Mr, and Mr.v Charles , Ki'S.V E 4Mnir>A S'"',tAcnins p n x r irn'lcc B 0. m. bip Va<>- 11 Bun.lir. Ernrtt UaiMlblad, paal.r’• ®V^''"u,CL”'ni~urh*thr^wiraûtc.";ln([. I Clyde J Uf..";ln([, BBoise, nnd Ola Parsons,irsons vrlll ninj s( ■ YciuUi jiumH umphrlM nhrl were al.ô guests. K f 'K *'*'• •>-h**ol bniln. Jun* I «nd "Thf l*v for ChrUt rjIlT at 8 p,m. S«t. ,J naular <;»rr Blnl.t.r af MlacatlMr. ll. f------w« «^ll - ■'»« '*>'• jh^'oai.,Springfield. hymnal, j Spring! Mo. ’'V * ' Tlie senior i'ln,«s held Us sneak’ Best Loser jJ •Tiiiiii^ r 7* B. m. t..hi Hho aci.l i - tirdar In the 0'I.e»ry Junior _,..v Tim. M 1:M- ''n “"l*vVU^’f ^ IJ /”"’ »Tl’rIl!'’ni‘*Sii" ay K w I Jo h n Ryan, Burley. »5. iibky "*«y nwJc-eiid al Siill Lake O ly nc-.. . RRICHFIELD. ICH FII May 'H — Mra. IH " ‘ ..l^ l'h and ciihtll irrad. Sunday Kh-.J , John J l „ *''«*» “ •h®"' audllorlum and , t ,l for the Diet Docs Ii club thla IK i r a ^ KILER AVEM E CHURCH O rih COD Wll day church H, .rliool. II a. m. wor.hip“ "?m'-*lmmlnr 1 u**""*,, ^ partr and picnic •• a. NatNa-'niutflers; mutflCI William C, Bonhan,0“ h a i, „ ,he T“ «m companled by Supfrlntendenl 'O'" the D "Th. l^.,la of U f.r ■: p. m.|W« >^11 Hopwood. Lesicr -Naylor. Mrs,s, "•’ePk.week. A one-pound lo,w, four " ■ ifd 4ii Kll.r Avvnu. *hlpJunW, »erv‘! JgMor HI, JmJaon lllllle. and‘ ^ wimminl *10. explfcd driver'* It- ^.^1,^' 0 * Kalu Klrst Chiircli nf the Nii- ^Varren wnrren Roblwju. Mrs, Radfordcl '‘“and ‘1 on*-*'onerhulf pound gain, and ^ , YihS W .jn. r«Uh.l. MlnKtrrr COD;S»ni.if » Hi IltT, a p. m. .vrnlna w„r., “ '.en'b « Hr. 1IIW< cciwe. nnd Ledn W ait:rs, Burlt-'y. -rfite. Alô I n c l u d e d In tl,B ' ™ “ — J-. t« .. ni. Sun.i.T I^hnol, tOtil m. ahp p, .ervl«. Sir., Brnianl Martyn will •’“'“ S*"' »hc«™«i. $5 fine for Improper mufflers. pratri Walker. Mr*. Wnrren Lfliwnand 'hreethree tourtourles were recorded. Ijja , n.vrniT,» wr.hli., 6tJ0 p. m. YouthP-rlnr a r.w.rt ..f th, American Bap-)^'" '*V ers. projram nf rellKloui and » j- ,Mrs, , Cham p Orny. A awlmtRWlmmlng party, exerclslnK I I thi co«v.nll,,n in Dwroll. Mw.lay.' '“ ■• adult choir rrtt^raal, Thura.lay, chur<-h| crfd muHlc will be liiBtrumei.-I'eii- ‘ ' ' ______nncland diets were discussed. Mrs. > IH n^ghboring «S" ' •- "V p. m. S.-<«it*, Tu.«da». 8 p. m., M.WIt world " aarvic. f «.»d cluthin* «IWlli..i I JF.ROMK COilNTY ' Voutb , 1^,, w«ln«.lay. 8 p. n... HiU. .tudy » “' >'• •, j;“ :, F.ast Knd Justice lal kulnUlx. the SImpxunalrea NAMED PRK.SUIENT i-VleLyle DeedDeeds, program chajman / | | ( rlltST HETIIODIST ami pr.yrr ri mr,tinr. Thuraday, t p, m.. b • ln j’ând'i^cn'l'e al"N it's.-. I'ah.Vah, At- RoiiaRonalt-, K. Vaughn. Em mlett, ett, $5 '"'"f'* f'* ' a v«fal M-xlel.f'- *« UNIVERSITY Of- f D A H O,} Jor »the ’«• day. di had each memSfa'^ IH Churches ' F Shoihon. an.l Kwnh t^..cnu. cho.r practir., r ____ _ land. Junior Dept, younr P*ovI«- a„(| jq v' lcll a stor>-, I H E«il W. Rid41.. Il«nrr J. C.rnS.fdt aiul costa, no rlght.liond mirror;nlrror; “■“>° ______Mowovt-. Moscow. May 2 4 ~ n r. Jiuues \V, Ic'l a stor ‘ ' ‘ oJ J»hn N. Uarrihr»ndt, MlnliMr*. » t j. PRE8DYTEH1AN P bln"âtv TVI.ER STREET fONSERVATIVEiTATiVE 1 I Uoyd ( O, GIrbx, Arlington,, Tex., Pcnre,Pcnre, : fnnnerly of Huhl, who. j " ^ W . BAPTIST ]s5. $3. .110 rtiud flaps, and Quinn \/lr) A / ] wa.t ftrndualcd trom tlie u n lv e r - I Baautifi ■“r/c 's r"}8T .31i * >. m. Knior bmkt.ml. »:tS 1. m. , “ • A j ” adulM. !** Tyl(«#»tr»n 'B:Bros- ros and Robbins company.„®p“.S i»l.y, vait.r TVl.ER president of the American As.ô. ■ MiMm HKST OB BUY V m. l«'r»hlp cl.M In Ile«. u'li5dl.’» i>ur»»r» ilu ^ . U fianrltr: •• ».VJ r. m. rhiinrb s srhnoK r : Chri.tirc; *®®' overweight axle. •Th. 11 »- m. «"nihlr; muiJc:m.ni- mt- f"f •'! »»«. in;h>Jln» • adullt. cnlori Viclor>-. Sp k UI muaic. «>lo, Mra. !'■ In Assault Case 'S=«°clnllou of CerearChcmlsta, H e;l $ 0 '•' • >n.«t mon: "A Stn, Into th« Unknown":afiMtv II t’’. UkimlnK worihlp. S.rmonAnth«n Charlea a.^\ a ' v .'”’- J'- »>”> 'COODINGCODSTY J e n v E. Jiowartl, 37. wa.i.1, agr- r- I'endsI'^nds thet cereal Investigations;! O ipp ndooAl nurwrr c»r» provi.W. ln«Ull»llooc- acr- of **’•'«»• L ^ "''O"! and th. Natlona' >'utur».">r Jllrh mor’nlncjTKinir peopl. meet. 8 p. m. evening cierh-i Office V and division of the «esUrn regional I rtutll«i. y i’I"*"'* offUn». 1 ;S« nown": p. m. ^fpy'I’f»»<‘H.rIan siaduntlnc .cnlori Viclory. I ..11.H '■cs"'‘l a t 2:20 a.m. Thursday and division l E S f e S s f e P. ^rahlp.' ^ll!^!7i*.'.‘'.‘'Vii‘*iiq V |ii‘*iM A niarrlage license was Issuedj charucd with awauU withll, a re.êa^chr^rch laboratory of Iho USDA ■ ^ Iloo of ;»»»«"«'» chu^hjB a bo-ly. AnJh«n, charlw ■ ^nd Mr., 10 konald L. td w u rd s.-1 7 r-« n d v ' "S^sSSSE-llt»B. 1 r: lll«hop A. fl«ymon.l Client, jniwt.„ 7:30 „ by itWrnpOT the achjit chuJr. T p. m. Junior .peak. I sh I -TKinirmu^lcDii.t?'J»rTjf*''^liabury p and Mm, 10 Roi , deadly weapou ijy city police.cT Po- psr a»-Alb«>nyi-CftlU>— «»~Atbai $Q Far Monlh Rani. CradH H k ^ U Itx ehunsh *4th f»mlll».r m«tn. "'■p. «-M Mond.y. llorfwn club. 7:S0 p. I'PY, f'* "’ room S. Mond,,: 6:S(l wv .. m..**. i^^hlT.*^Krtlyn CImiiionir. WaJneadayy niibt,niibt. DOflSDoris ]Henson. 17. both W endell, rtmllln MomUr. Ilor 9fAii., ; p. m.It T 7 u.^ -JO jcwrnprws iBinTPSTnTBn*yrrTh»—rrn-' 11,1 an Fourth District Court1 ' lice repurtfd Tluirsduy nftfmoonm oon i> O ippiy «a pt>.b. ld*boj's o .n- 'p . "^'1 *>' Jim.au, Shlnt. ’ .peak- ■y-s: mu.lr; I r.A “-K s-.': ' 1. itym. B p.' ni. K lnft Jewel, and adultlull llihViiihv A 01'divorce was Issued to,Charle.iCharles Howard, who wius bound A ClAUOE BROWN'S MUSIC *M n.-ll:80 . Tua»- .*?!*: r iiliJ "" T P. ««. Krtlyn Mnr>' district court lor Irlal, at- ^CELEBRITY LOOKI -S U t MAIN EABT ^ 3i*.iiii* #:J0 •. m. .WrdnpMlnir. pf»r»r fnwp ".s~'*K. ■‘•Wrnmr i-S iu iJl.-v ;: r'-KC '{’* J* * ' R u(h LucM. Mm. Carolyn, HHo»- o » . ^«c^ Incketl WilVIll! LlLllB Wll^ U I n tf e :------Kill »-llh Mr*. IJIIian S*nrfrr».. M .. I ^ le r r . *:>» p. ro, Troup 188. gym- n p.' ni. e from whose arm was culll und and WISDELL MmiODIST[* llrx«” Arm*. IU t. m. WnlnMkUr. prsy- ,' ' ■ cock was granted a divorce from iMlla <1. ■lnl»«»f "■ *' mony. ------ArthUiArthur Honcock. Tlie plalnllfflalnllff whow»o had1' .several scratches, came WD Vnic. »;S0 «. tn. S«rmonl,r »r Kroun will mrrt In th* fInn>Uc» ' •Ii^Ttiir»nI Ihr yututr" ^.rmonl Sundiy fo-'m." '• Thr world Kr\ie. Injck will ir- ^ [ S ’T u 'SIMMANUKI. UITHEHAN ^„dhnd hiher form>r-name of Carolyn3arolyn to the police station ut 2:02 a.m. Sundir ''‘V. at >'itvt U.thodiat church K>m». t:IS • and reported he had been ailack- OOK Sunglasses I wn tu* 'Im* Wnln~iltr. ThumUr. otflr. will anil cl»' 1 ; : ^ t-’.*An”ath,r.'ru:r.*;*, s«ordSword restored, “tid rt 5‘>Ti,r f :> i^ l'a ” MIVtir'»*»l«f ' niony. ed, police took him to ManicMagic ■ Mon- ^ tiowl. » p. in. Vrhlar. TwinI aomo. F»1I« ■•rvlr». t:IS «. m. Sun.Ur a ‘ ",',1 l11 i a. m. ------ed. P .7 » to Il»*lTir. Coll„, «>mn,.nf.m.ntica ,»»r- will "Jutiiflc.anit clai«ra for alf arM. tl; WnnlWp ' Valley Memorial hospital where , prboul, ‘•l*« *l lUlhoiliil. 7; Adiil n Falla parvlre. TW. Alwit;. Paul <'’'thime'; Ue/In«i for a XaHwialM rC M ' n l.-;tbefa» l^ rV ll^M Commlttaa on bcoui. {Cars ’ CollideC • he wa? treated, E ±iS'.':;£^’SS.h'’TrhUTcK l FAtri!~AisEiIBI.r I oner- "JutiificaUon," 7; Youth Vellow.hlp, DUin. 57’5ubodkl cbureh. Mond.». T;:IU . 7; Adull r.trrat. T:30 Evani.llnic) Wed- in* Sermon will be awatrW to ElrlI Knuti.nKnuu.n Cnnc n rs .driven by K aren A. » ■ B«T Scwt Truop-No. »3,t, Hrlns T::IU .Sui Cr«r(. Duncan, paat.r Hornt ariv.. Hrlns br .hl|. SuiiiUr »chi>ol 10 a. m. Mornlr* wor- "SuUt/tutin* a H*If«(o« Crirt. for a ^-Ho.>al Hm . Mrs. Dorothy c. Custer. 52. route Kwhf. ______rk . br »uhln ~ 11 a- m. Kvrnini rvânfellatie * Horn.A«aIn Exp»ri.nc«." *:Min Wed- ». in* n>. will Junior and adult IIIW. claioc. at n 7\i. p. m. Tue»«laj; lillil* ntuilr andn» pr»r* wor' "«*'*>’• " " ’If atudy and pra»«-^ llm*. JO In a. tha m. S SpKlal .otan* meetlnf al I : n *•2. T«'}ji^ PnlJs, collJded a t *0:55 HiCERMAN MCTH0DI8T tr AmbJ n>*.Oni 8 p. ni. Thur»d«j;■Ilatic Chrbl * W«ln«.lar, l«denhip tralnlnf. II. ni. Annlveraary prwiarn to honorhinor a.'i*.a ni. T I ucjday a t shoslionei stre et ' FARMI AwU* C, BmMM. «lnlil«fIT AmlM>sati<>ra 8 p. m.- 1 —----- acbool ■ «f ------Uominf Mm. C, V. Ilovejr for the compl«l-ncompi«i..n and and i Main avenue, trnfcT Ki««i.»!« •- " • “ 7- “ **• . ChViii cinJRCH or ccpo“™ock. >■of «>• IS J' yeara a . Uacher In Memorial MK )fcCM*»r. *w»rint»nJ»nt.1. Wor-Elea. Swot OVR SAVIOR Ll'TBERAS ' iol^’hwi Falls police reported Miss J U Wot. SfconJ .t WB o’clock. Uoming Mr.. C, I. MYF. SumUy worthip »»rvle» tat 8U0 and je"'”*' *' stopped for a pedestrian In the iPAuction L F R E E ^ 2^da_y ) 1 a. m- S“" ^ r <^»Î ‘ duh- v'-ss.sa KaaeuUva cro^swalk. The car JoUowlng her, ch 'tT 'K ^ ' Uoni!*/. t:iO p. m.. Hoj >i i, •JO and '"»“ *« *' ■ Pt«rrr >« atreet and "» bulldin# commilt«a alat 8:S08:so drivetdfiven ’by M rs,'C u ster, h i f l h e ' SnotTl«op N«' M. Drln« .to eknhiasm.. Hoj ■•^ ,. Mô?i. SV Sorfo, dtl^ b, Mood.T.ekithlQ* ,Ur at I. Vouth tbolf on To«*»aj at Smee,Smeed car In the rear, Police^X:AtENDAir— la- SR— witi.|i0||(Tm lay. 4:M, Ethicatlon tomrollt*. on Tu»*. *>•••'* — ^^.syednocllatlon. ^ BtUBT ZION LUTHERAN dar at », 8»rrfo» choir on W«4Mad«y * a rr h, lehool;______. — ■■■- ^ Oms a. KMb, »uU r r ^ « - Dai.a« Haffnan and Bf7»» Wllkitt*-«c «ru jM sasasssiâssK S i!: OItIm >or«liip U *. m. Sumhy r i e taifra-! ' I A SumJar PIB8T rNtfED~PENTEC08TAL • « a. m. " i»nlorbrAk*at at tha.nr Hoff. dur. “ I* "!. A ll M agic V alley e l Man'a, 1I« (Seienlh avcmia «taC tint. &-u>f»H>U Ritn in «nn«>a . 'i >i ]<) 3TAL « • ■"'• ■'V'* ^ Uklr*. l^~o.-V7i-V«oMlon JUUa-Khoul^n» at i, hi ,0, .. Sundar aehool Waaoh.♦et ‘'Un-wt • Mr, T """rl"* •'ur* Sales Listed H ere nuNFBsric-' I. (KHtcd Kbool f»n) 9 (0•■*f. 1I:«S .- /»Wnr--a»o'»'W* c l » -1- i7:8.1«— _ t. «i. Tw ^>: Vm»lton BlbU■> irhccl Claat^ fof all area. U a. m. S t q O T EINTION! N T ^ “ nMRK-i ft Ow)>fi4 Khool from t to- M'hool ll:4S j5vi,r MTvIc*. awtnon hr th* paator. R p. m.W w -- i_< A « “fl* *«'■. aro tiaworahip. Kim- • I. u- Wmtnt iKtura on “(ivlnc®. **=** tht EvanBallaUc acrrlt.. 8 p. m. Tuaadayi ; ^ ; r Shrrlr , .^,11 «*««* .|r<>v«-o»fr » «■nlora > at 0 —•- '*"« ‘h* prarar tnretin* and Bible aludf. « S« p, B ipm. „ u t« : bow much wÛ w* he aWe to a KX5: i"h,* ,rS,.:S*1“ V 1?* SK Touih «bur«it .ZL a«>k*u '' Biarvs *®:50 a, m, mornln* worahip. Killinger Electrictrie has 1been appointed . l l ^ m. Tu«d»7. Wrtn««o! ' erist'oPXircJumcB'orTire—“ • ” * u» L»Vn boulward ôrti______*own*. „ _ Mr, , Ho/fman will be pr««ehinili hao^. .•*2!h W ««n L. lUwell. lectic an appiODrlale aennon entltM ; '•How l tctool tnm » 10 l l : «Ili-IM c. m. “ ho^ ^ ndajr aftM'AM»ni1j»unh« «i)d Farm Ba]e«. departineott lolor r | Ulb the sun -Mir-Khwl » •.-n.-n* "L...«hUdr«n a«r)Mm. 11 ai. m. momins pray«r-iS and —issr-gs'"r;fffi7rc'!:r “ JItoheisjniLl>ryers_i^ ^complete advertising coverago i TM> remarkeble new siln* -W-prtMnt- (ix . o m iu . ., chUdrwnWoniN]^ .,rTnonTNtii»»rT-«T-Wi“ ™ 9ll« ina-11 —— W=Seft,Jlltesheisj __ tan oil preparesyoursklnto arrk* l: Mwidij, bjr holy communion, »B rvk«^ n com- “ ■ -newspaper-coveraw (ofM 70,« — f- safely receive nflBfl/ainsT' '— ro i tBd r«lkiw»h(p rroup m«vU" S j . ’i ( » » » » “•■ , g r ^ ito r ^ For n...’’itojc* Moaic VoVoXTam Iom”000 readers (n Alaffo VaUey), ^ th e s u n 't tanning rays. You >•■• ______I -10; . ^ — I __ EASTSIDB BAPTIST CliAPCL I adviadvancQ billing. All a t one ape* tan really deep^feally dark I ____ MURTAUCn HRTRODIBT_ (S.Bthernl Brinff your radiator ■ Clalclal low rate. Every aale llsted '. S Mfnn C. Bhv. alnliltrHT tg ti F.Uiab.(h boulevard Non-greasy and stainless. n>Wri H>htark»W> Ba>tarPEL In this Parra Calendar for 10 •“ Worahlp S. s ’n'lij ^ - » . J iroublea io g Ixpert Repairsairs Oa AAll Hakes of Uvidays before tale at do cost. 9 *«." ¥YK Uwu I p. Bl. TiM«Uy7 I ^fkU lu r t ihmU » p. m. W*dn«i- aUr 4«r. *Ai)t cbc4r pr*etlr« 7 :>0 p. m. >R A pp/ioncesinces ontfanil TV Sels ‘ “ M AY 2 5 ^ ' 4 « z : $ i 3 ? tDBN TRINITY LUTIIKRAN CLYDE?S I Plastic bottle A iTIirM milM MMilh) IAN Looka Better—BelUr licofl I I t MOUNTAIN HOME tlOUSB j Bbkird A. TKhlrl*T, pMl»r KALE i (AniUbli la aiw IflfiiBH Isljen, «ee> BIM. 733-5728r 2 8 aA dvertisem ent: May 22-23 DOWNTOWN TWIN Wr.M» cltM »KU>. » p, m.r CotiHr. E CAR WASH^ S H O P s.6«u AlAuclloneen: Kdlnboroughllh ■wk« fluK. WrJn«d47 andI ^litar. 6M MAIN AVE. 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- . ------^ Md.y, M.y 1965 . '■ |I - NATIONAL Cutting Brea^,:a^,Ehr El cCOVERING THE C 4 Twin Fall* TJmBi-Nowi -y THE CAPITAL WITH - WHIRLIGIG P E T E:R R EDSONI t t c , BY ANDWEW lOTXT . TTA^HXMOTON. M * y « 008 ftUemtem pt*pte b r <- V A ' ^ZZ——r— iiu management to eliminateinate mast m ait ' ~ L - ten, was tun ^nH ifllliD >eM i locomoUve (Ireme m eo e n Inla KW "f A war n direclorR^^^^B^H S P fissnashless pistol for i t by”!* ? of research and*^j^^H r*:.: gôi Audit HorMO of CIntiUtW)*. Au l \ R iK C sUateglc services. veil KwvV illt. - ______■ ------Aodtto Toitf ly t»y m an ag em ent. BUt u t Utoem kkey e r iJ, {VyW rlwfflB Oen. WUllam one conceulon was the recommendation whichiiich wotild I J f ' J \ B m ' live the Brotherhood of LocomoUvet F Firemen irem en /M fC _ ( ff j L t g a i i £ J.- (Wild B U dH S E B ^ dea They’ll Try Again and j Englnemen the right to chaUenge a m «- ' Donovan, w h o r,ur lf;sy^r5focr™ Ei-m AH 'rs* m edv agemcnt decUlon to alwllsh a tireman'af i r sJob. ; Tha, » i l jsS rV headed OSa. swore LovellUie to de-se- you'reand the only Renubu,..^ .‘®- •^trxriy d efeat of th e Kennedynr * board_suB8ested lhat the union bo givenra l!J5 d.n day* - - /»'I I litaR sg,tj boT'tnfwe--:— = = = = ^ ^ ^^ ^^ 3^ crecy for 30 years on all'i th ‘" e de- you JTi^ t HWtuitnjtrqi' t«tm iui| oefing -r vlous tricks they played In this eve B^culatlon ° cess&ry for are up, Lovell’s reai«i .rhi.^' ation sn "umpire'* lo prove the job was necewary for , riniit-andHlMgfr Q iitfU , m . s u i that ths vote will have a good dealal of safetyv or that lla ellmlnaUon would bele a hard- 17'’''''“'^ ^ ^ — *, now that tbe 20 years ritten are up, a in l espion s g, Iss a tio n . >hlp to other worker*. Stanley Lovell has written■tegems,'’ a rigin h t here In W w h l S T J ' influence on future farm le« alation. » ' -* __ II .gJ r book, "Of Spies and Strategems,'’ rlgl Anyone who bellevcB it for a minutei t e is t h r e a t o f legislation —ones provisionprovUlon ^ iPrenUce-Holl I3J5.) '’Mis me nf? I due for a shock. It’s not like the K Ken- en- ,nay„ stick in the union'# craw, of, course.»e. ThatTbat U I* J. \-< K , ' ' tT ■ in II reveals at least someTequired of the AlliSwltierland. Oaler head of - H nedy adrolnlstraUon to back away from thot) Implicit one which would mak* bothboUx sidesalde« C O ' \ 1 1 1 . . . ■ ”inaiae storles- lf-lt isn't-required:um spect trasw: l Intelligence sgency h . ^ ‘ ■ most labor ^ A : agency, ported Uiat a PrenchmVn^"' ■ anything jurt because «f »J^“ le opposi-iDosi- agreea to biodJog arbitration, and to moet labor reading In the more cb-cumspect tra iiX-B unions this Is a naughty euggeation. But wiUiwith - J.'I n I, cenu-al Intelllg eacein agency, dollar Ingpot to SwlUerlsnd hu| H tlon. A better guess would be that Secre-^ .,T E’resldentp Kennedy talking tough aboutit ththe e “lm>“lra> W C T B a 1 - housed In its multlmlllionic dollar from wasIng a guard for Wster * 1m J ? H .r to th e from a big power pl»m ■ tary of Agriculture Orville Freemann will peratlve"p need for uninterrupted operaUonUOO oof f tthe h e ______' w F ’JP \ palace up th e Potom ac from waj ll— or nadoti's niilnuuls. and with the other goodies In Washington, as successor1 be. to the wayfro to pennemunde, on ih. H contrive to achieve the same « a m a n - Uc coast. ■ one close to it-elther through a depart-■ p a rt- thaJ pBCkage. nobody's going to call aa * sU s ike t ^ to \ . screwaaQ OSS, It should be. wa prove a point. - UlLovell was snd still Is:e a man- holds tic u v e u had been brUfed oc ih. ■ ment order or through legislation. _ p Samuel X. Rosenman, chairman of the emer- ufaclurlng chemist. Heh is holds own v s i . M anhattan Engineer H If there was any thought of changing ».t»rnrown hr»ln« to j|e; would carry atomic bombs 10 hi H pay and work, rules are Involved in the dispute. ______fe hre so many people in Washington: who ” ^which tho emergency board turned backack to ua- r-p ------, t- With a sense of humor thrown In. persuaded«o Donovsn to alert tbi H ney ll ions and railroads for settlement byr collecUve ______for good usure. Jobs was . peiroyal ab-. force. The RAP rsln «b ■ !-- know what's good for the farmer, they 11 k a n d ink Peenem unde in August, imj. m ■ ------ht>B înliig-hiit thn hlff tofiue is ••feaUierbeddlne.» _ , One of Lovell's first Jobs was roj (i never ftsve th at chHiice, - — ^ ' J l I m a r o l iis5 CHILDSch ili WRITES ON s lureau of th e Oerm an V-2 Drom»< v..^ ■ Some non- government polls takentoken Thisi arlsM from a lM3^»eftfrt of » prestaenmr O M t« hire good paper andli> wdfk ink aPe year, thus savlng*^lh; t i o n ^ B , . • rallroattcomnflJWWMtewunendIng that the rail- ^ chemUts and put the bureauimitation of dythi invasion. ■ along that line have indicated quite con-IJ " ^ Slven the right eventually to abolish P O T ^ ^ ' >-V -X Y. engraving and prlntmg wors a 3 w o u ld ihp jo ja of 40,000 firem en. T h en , e arlierT ththis is year. ^ W| SlV y ' W A S; Hh I i l n g t o n 5 Actually, the heavy »sUr n ■ clusively the majority of farmers would ^ I I x l manufacturing genuine taimlUtlon ff w as dy n o t shipped to Peenemunde bit H :deral the supreme: court ruled the railroads had the like to see the whole program of federal u T u f f WAflHINOTOM, MayAy 34 — ASAs say six—Aslan capitals^ thei. CM a Nazi passporU. IS forger, to . Wolgost, where (he Gemioi H rhaps right to do bo. S h o t s J j Pt l ^ the, pressure of theI communlsUcommunists chief has exerted the real au- ^ Also on th e 0 8 S staP enmff w an, as wereno working on atomic lubmi- H ' controls tossed out the window. Perhaps ^ sis the CM America's most notorious forger, to s o m e T he re.«iult was th e Jielghtenlng cif f a% b itte r in 1 Laos Increases a famUlar thority as against the American « 1 Musso- rlnes. But they never (oi iba H such action would bring chaos, as flê he real au- known only as Jlm the Penman, we , Yet- Qtianrl whose resolving is'lmportant notnot only to > . shadow , once again darkens the ambasssdor duly accredited to n }f official buiU in time. ' ■ f of the proponents of controls insist.L Yet Ilf theJj railroad unions but to the whole nation.latlon. For, L ------'', eastern horinn. Becausecause United tbe country. le American d »ho signed Hiller's and Musso- rlr credited to Hnj-g ames to all kinds of■roti. official bu Lovell's greaieft schlerescsl B others point but realistically thatt ththe e Itl however It ends, the setUemtnt will have a far- '' The degree of direction from to make in coanler-Intelllgence csnu th- V ^ H M N IN G IN>1 may MAY BUtesI policy l8--v documents they never wroti. ] law* of supply and demand, as exactingictlng reachingr effect on all other labor unlons-b««etoloLi-bntl lilacs bloomi , nores R«d China the CIA oa Poruoea cannot be c currency er President Roosevelt toW Doo- f l t the the inroads of automation. " measured. For nearlyectlon three from u Lovell's next Job was sland to make oc- inovan one day, "BUI, you niut ■ 8s they are, would straighten out the ° » *““ wilhilh Ihelr a»lr rkh rleh ; W hen Thus the rail unions are not going to grab too ^ years, beglnolng Ina cannoti960, thebe ccounterfeit Japanese ofdt currency put ertreat the Russians as you tn siH whole farm mess ih short order. WhentMnnt/ eaBcriy for the Rosenman board’s recommenda- . American ambassador.a rly Bverett tbree useda in the Philippine Island.n's econ- oc- thov e British. They're ktlllog Ou' B } i960, cupatloR. A plane load ofdt put tr< », the dust settled, undoubtedly m any lions. | Theyni undoubtedly try to win other con- A gloriWJ mom! Hie biris burst ] F. Drumrighl, made himself the an 0 er caught mans every day. you ôr." H rm ers cessions. But they know they’ve ab-eadyready done wlULStn^gl ' )th a t th e Inicreos- advocate for Chlang.lor. The £verett Ken- a0 severe strain on japan's econ- th Shortly thereafter a testn « ( ] ■ marginal farms and marginal farmers e himself an omy. but the Japs never caught mi would be out of the picture, includingu d in g aêiL« AiMy touTStoght likeke bells belli j thrust of;^ sedy admlnlstnUon replaced n was a Russians appeared at OSS hes4.V ______. Chinese lmperi-^>jwjB|^Wllg lll^ n him wlUi AUn Kirk,r. Ta h e tough- K en- on.b a ile d a quarters to Inspect LovcU'i U| J | ' faroiere~who have been''growing-^ropfl- “- f r i n g e s o n TttE'BliCOtiaiF^firToaT^th e b o a rd s - ” . * *------:------^------! n replaced one Lovell invention3M(K-you. was a of-ttlck3,,Ha,made.EureEi UutJiii.H 'atiBn~vill~Abt*^^MKRB^^ni k. a tough- harmless firecracker c alle d a qu I for the government. rrecommendations, workers are offered up to 38 it soft breezes fe lt th roughout ^ K a — O B l bassador to M o a c ^ from IMO t p. It Sira- silent, nashless gun went ottH tn st months of severance.pay /or eaployes.withi Sfo.% five ” 1aU of Asia. H f l B l B to '62. Going o u t wlUi Instruc- v a falling with a blinding bang and Um ■ It might be pointed out here that n r from IMO pulled a sm all wire loop. It slm - sll possi- #»ra' eenlorlty; first call on other Jobs: reloca- ^ Uons to keep Chlang l^ e d , t to create his booby traps didn't wort ■ Tuesday’s election did not involve possi-1 ^'s all aatow there areV m H S ?IU» Instruc- ulated the screech of a falling wl esults tlon allowances to meet the expenses of moving ' CUM* Kirk became Ul after six months r ^ n a i Tf iiftc C h i n a s — uir««ii CUM* uig l^ e d , nan bomb. It was used to create hi ble suspension of controls. The resultslA thp i O'*® ^ another: reimbursement" i S of T ritcel AU mts ! ^rô e i^ and Chlangmg Kai-shek and came home In January and are all the more remarkable because_the .losses IncurredJn zelUng-Jumes, an4 a-program ^ me on high! \\) ) , . and the communistt^ mainland— resigned. Since then rthe six embassymonths , ^ whole issue was wliether farmers wouldwould gef educational scholarships and retrainingh ^ i n grants S t a 1l~danctw llhThe-lll^l ^ I-stagI-stag-to to ihert'are-ftiwrxwirtînrTKJiicia- JhinSTKJllcia hsrDeen-headed-by-a-xharge - ■ ■■ accept draatlcally~limlted-acreages-andr-an d ttargety-flnaneed-by-the-compftnte.s..in a_elf6ct.,n_2. erfect.,nj. _ th e sk vl Bl i ______within the governmentnment here.here, d'affaires.' bushel quotas in exchange for high1 sup^gUpi fbreman| whose Job was- abolished w would ould be f/ ------.T' ■ Powerfui'forcenn-the-PentBgon ‘T^»‘T i5ran>6srw «riiiia«i - or- no the street to starve. Ah, glorious May mIf fm ra with your and the centraTintelllgeneer InielllpnW untatlvely to Adm. George W. i. be crippling. ■ port prices. They voted instead for- no ‘ This is the kind of a program designedgned to re- soul’s soft touch, agency have not abandoned the Anderson. reUrlng chief'w aa ' ■ George W. WAYNE G. b( quotes and a low prlcie support. ■ , move^ any Justification for a nationwidel^ raUroad « thank you, God,I You give elve us11s view that American1 interesuin t^ u inIn operaUons. T\i some tbls aUoa reported from the use ot vltsmla ■ I ----- Never~bcfore-had'-the-department-e£ rtriker-A1t«r-B0mfr^taKfllngr-*nd-pert»ap»-soma , - ^ Uie_Par j:ast can neverleyerâjafe- bejafe- seemed g curious choicethief In of view na- « BRANDSTAOT. SfJ).as a p re- B -12. Your rash must be due U ■ 1 A *- guarded short of a'» direct air«t c6n=con- of the^ lack ofÛ Ssome T im aef; tbls < Since I called attonUoa10 h e adre- - somp< ething else...... agricuUure been so active in tryingng to iamendments to the original plan'. It will do Jiist , is levely fair I . Bpiptji. that. With President Kennedy and congress both ^ \y and fair to fronUUon wfth Red1 China. standing Anderson (olce has Indemon- view «nUy1 to methyserglde Etanyas a pre- le t- B Q — W hst Is pneumosclerolt.'H — —l>U8h-through-oneôf'itB-plan8,-Attempta4J lUcir under- WnlaUve for mlgratno head- scW h at causcs it? Is Uiere u r | ITroB. fâdy to pounce, tHis glfl'Tioree WlirhftVS'tO"be'iMya-to be “ j thanIi:— ~with u \ rthe n r “ Tlie-official pollcy-U-y-U. to-buUdto-bulW atrated^together.jrJth..hl4jnore t i of the department and Secretary Free- ! than with the „p chlang of Formosa-eonfe’ has demon- aches. I hare bad many le(- > toon ^ no^JoTing kln^toess. I ormosa-eonle’ or less open oppositionth to ht^jnore certain v ters from persons “V, : man went beyond what «mld have been shiniest gold. three billion dollars Inin American Kennedy polldes. bas agreed 1! A — From its fomaUon. mUltary and econbmio old hav^ cm to certain whoTTal a”th e lr^ B |BIB P B™ B |^ y «» word .would mean hardenln|<(H ____doneJn_good_taateÎt,tidn’t JielR-^ny.. mlo aid hav^ tA go as ambassador^ to bas P drtti^.agreed doctori: or phar- mg,, tbe gleam gone into the island which Is the lungs. But I am unsbk leH _ ____when Secretary Freeman piously in- md which Is A nother admiral.to Pdrtti^. Jerauld® mtdsteouUtlai JHRHga|K w ______about one-tl^ the> siresite of Cuba wrlght, has taken tiie Fonnosa ^ B i l | B fin d it In any medical dlctlODUjH I slsteaTfe w ^d tiever try^b tell anyone BraSZW or textbook. I can only ainatH And lilacs so lovely'on on Ihb mom-' with-neafty- twice • tHH^pulattOTi e^pulattw i p6etr=to=htii=la«-ecttTr-»lgnw - how to vote. And right down to thet wire, w ir e , ^ —as a theoretical eltâtlvoaWmatlvo to njcnt, as commander of NATO « Uiereio're, th a t you aM n l u m H M ruvwiiu the red dictatorship.ship. Chlang naval forcea aad the AtlanUc « m K m x to pneumoslllcosls, caused by the administration was Snaking every THB LITTLE DAM TUAT COtJLDNTILDN T P s« fy ClayvllU habitlon of sUlca dust o m i H *%. continues to promise» a return to fleet, Wright showed great ‘ effort to. talk farmers into approvingng thetne There's a UlUe dam down on thea Tennessee • i tr>dMsd( Uon Is found chiefly tn p e n « a a strong plug for the program. Bo here's a salute and a tear for Rales Bar dam, Dnltad.atatfi>, oLUie.board of naUonal estimate. I xady for new official policy set by the Presl- 11 be .voUed ln“ ’""llh a doc- who work as stonecutten, tsa i.^ Farmers who- have beeo dealing with » model of consistency, which Is concludingincluding itsIts oW-{ weaned and ready for new by the Presl- which does THo-fTnSI-aBprainl>nalestim ate pregnancy a n d p r. Br>ns«ud( U •t them at 529 dent Is opposed to any Invasion ------blBsters,- OP- In-soms-similar,M- M years ûeor exactly as It began It—leaking,ig, homes.‘ You caa get them a t 529 any Invasion before final recommendationsiS rS D raiai are ean-ba-obtabiedJ)nly wlUi a doc- w I the department of agriculture for years or nhono 733- atum pt in tho convictionmvlctlon thatUiat passed upon, years ago cupotlons, and who do not v w |l I can anticipate the next mbve. AsiS one The dam—and navigation lock—wereere built by Fifth1 avenue north or pnonophono 733-/w attempt would, under endallons are tor's prescription. a and lost b:some form of respirator. ■ h .th e the Tennessee Slectrlo Power companyany between 67B9.( Twin Palis. would, undw Little Imagination is required Q—1 am 18. A few yearsbeen Uk- ago ci The best treaUnent Is pnnD>H farmer describes It. "Dealing wlth-the • present circumstances,BCC8, bepe sui-SUI- to see the consequences of an 1605 a n d 1013 a t a cost o t 30 m illion1 dollars and • • • . , I. I had pernicious anemiam and ln B-13lost s< Uof). W hen the disease h u it- m ’ department of agriculture la like tryingi r y in f f reputed to be th e firs t In th e Southeast.BoutbeasC. n OPBi SHADQWStlOQWSl' attempt by Chlang to land per-^ a lot of weight. I have been Uk- w w ai What points this up are recur- count and come esUbU0]ied.M shovs^H I to negotiate with a man holding a loaded Fy>undatlon p^btems plagued the bulldeniullders from pot i 51,04,, up are recur- haps a division onta the lanrt China InJocUons of vltomlnto normal B-ia UX-ray of the chest, the vkUaH lulturo the beginning and when the structure was com- Cl e.n,i >'1"B rum ors th a t CChlsng, hlang, now coast some time Uils suDuner ; gun to your head.". In the agriculture U.H* In the pholo of ShoshoneShoshono and ,5 y „ „ oid, means nevertheless een InJec- should change his occupsllai ■ trm of pleted there was found to' be subalanllal leak- . is neverlheless when weather conditionsJhi. are weight are now back to1 havenormal to X■ Tliere is no cure, and furtlw* J __case, the loaded m n takes the form of PlUar faIb.inJundayXT:N_Pea:Jay«_T:N_?ea! to-waka.lha-.tiy. Ha.has^had aSB of watar-ibn)Ugh. Uw-badrook. Ttie-OTmtwny 4 -H a-haa-had nuvl iavarabla^HUa-«ould4M-lnndU loni^ra and the Interval betweentn<>ffftrrtt«' Injec- si e«poeur»-to-U i« alik» d u s t.o iH the giant"quaTitittea-of-8nrplu8-produce.1 i poured into the foundation at the UpslreamM iream^co face Turo i Secllon, could that bo a pair sttong support in thethe past- from the belief that- the-" Invasion tlojis U longer. WUl I anyhave side to • only aggravate Uic condlUOD. ■ ,< It’s not hard to imagine what Wt)Ulg would ptûie dwnu|8e^quttntlU^ În ind anything ‘ of Pnul Bunyan’ss gum boots the Pentagon-CIA faction lhat would set flame toIh»,- widespread Inv«>inn contftiUd' insM gftotg'UKJrtlfrtte'th on m y « Q—W hat causes multiple nj- H 7 ” n i CTmn-'Ul' iJfltigH if blg>qw iilLIes uf the ip-Bna t e td r •rtandlng-amonfr-tlw-na- bouldar«-iabwildara In bellevM in a d irec ti «tnf)lclifflnfllcl.with ,Wlth (^content with theL u.irt«iS;nScommunist ly» Could they cause ------any side >lnma7..WhBt. 01 ron bfl dono lOf larket. and-If fortune smlled-stop the} Jwlcs. tJiot /orcground? China, And despitet the th e fact fac t lliftt Ihftt dlcioTorehlp. 0 communal effects, such aa a rashcou on n t has my ^ A -T h ls la a dlsesse w w H I surplus were to be dumped on iho market. mci.i oi til. It ^ 11,„ is bat- Hales Dar's niut curlo^s hour occurred:urred when - Curious “ civilian official of the u a re now known cause. In which tunwi h J Perhaps the farmer won't win his,t bat- I the company got an opportunity to buyuy a carload (Durley),n I , Pentagon w ent to FormFormosa osa spe>spe- no,, n,e fiasco of the Boy of A—Since your blood I count a m ain-has form In Uie bones, espcclsllT Us ■ I tie with the bureaucrat and politician.lician. corsets cheap and dumped them Intonto the dam • • •, clflcally to tell thefl glmo (shorl pib„ mvoslon wasame unhappily asaump- returned to normal youI are vitam now in, kribs, vertebrae, collar- bon? M ■ I gflVO n« sIH'catchers, It Bcemet] » good idea at the .A1o for this corncr.:orncr. Thanks,Tiionki. Krte to which CIA hashM Inin recent charge of the China lobby and I Uie com - lieve tho patn and nisk« « lug In live nelRlitwrhood of 70 mUllonon dollars, anvwnv. yeu;a shaped policy In' Asia by ^•publlcaa opposlUon» invlle Uiat the continue u n d er yourlUv doctor's anem ia m ore comfortable, but they ^ 1' or against ell controls with no stringslin n g s Ftirewell, therefore, old ploneerl IndefatigableIndefallgabJo ^ ^ . . .• lite aoU of CfA operativesperatlves with ihe DemocraU arola lobby the only and care Indefinitely, sinceBated the com- may not11 be said to curs the o)um m position that piieaUons of-psrniolou^ anemia n ' •: attached. through tho years, uncompromisinglyr leaky, oon-con- FAMOUS LAST1ST LINE abnost unlimited, unvouchered party lhat loot China twice...... I ...... ■ querer of etiglnecrliiR science both private and "... He seem sI H te rvn eut ef of Independeht, on-the- -e the only «hen inadequately treated may n an*0M ii”*MrBt ^ Chlang-a rescue publlo. Wo odor you hero a tiny and twilightwlllght mead «y«,ythln9 «cept werh.” scene. auUiority Is an open secretSMret ^ûch off a chalhn a twice. reaction tHmmimmmmmmaaiaamma NOT POPULAR YOT of tho fame ynu rarnert so gloriously but never Seat belts in autos havo been recom ly tut n.ver OBNTLBMANAAN IN THB to p governm entt levels,levels. fto m so far-re ac b b ig noilangl one rescue would ' i t Jacoby, •» Bridge I ^ “l* rosl-D U pftU h. _ FOURTHtTH ROW Ume to tim e In fo ur—aome r-ao m e would venture to p r^lc t Its end. At the mended bjr many authorltioK on safety, ______very least It would■ h eal Uie Oswald Jacc panies, itoiiNtiNO a n d k a b r a b J___Cftr m anufacturers, insurnnco companies, immBmmamMMmmmxsma ■BIMMBB breach between Russia and uT north pl.ytr open.! .in'“ ■ police arid pfaclicaHy overy olhe^' Inter-li^ter- txt hern and - there ee«me-M-tnnoo«nt-tnnoo«at-to -(4i - ...... - -...... mina,and_ put a periodId h eal to Uie all i i f l ■ n r m im — i i n r r r " A rm aR >^'‘>nh«ra of i>c(is>lo. You lose, probably. B ut ested flource. CIvIo organlratlons n\,iunn across ^ money. Why ira liopes or a pemanent split' in b i d d i n g r u lliiga^ a be- ^ to respond, - MoBt - S o u ^ ^ - « ~ Washing.shington News^ O Uie communUt bloc.iAt™“ the iim-‘S worst ' - UAB EXOErrioNiihat _ if ho sponded f two dlam ondsanaê the country havo had special drivesIS Wwith ith can't you buy a UlUe excitement wiU> 11 if 70U it would meah nuclear war. Tliat ■ the avowed purpose o f insfalllng asJ manym any want to? T t th;«or.i of tho first UiliigssulU a be- ha t. then on Uie bidding proeeJsdJ^B CBEtMMBni is a measure df what» r isw arat ^stake a t 1- “ W»atir ranking if ho S| game li\ hearts, clubs cr " s e a t b e ltr a s posMble. And still mjinv manv 60 innocent. itnown . In lha old itourring'.dHemmuj7v»‘ of holds two five card sulU he ll In wllii louches one of U»e dirUest.t. most moet ruUi- ruth- BV nilL NEWBOMlEWSOM man I have ever Itnown ^. . a - - trump. . ..__■ car owners will have nothing to do..i.r with 1*«- polaonnu* strains In modern soclely. soclely. The -rhe W l FoteJgn Newslaws Analyst communist . . . a trueUue ‘relro- relro- ______il(m em m “ o5 ------1 I Five odd was made In Beat belta. Even aome of those who» 11 go ? c'^l'nl'wl undergrowHd. political corrupUon,jpUon, moralmoral Aa the British erown colony gresslve who wantss to drive out [D> t 4 four o r five In no-tnimp » ■ to th o trouble of having belts histalleeii%U)e iiang-liang- into A trlosu iiandsads thisth is wrck,week, turn lo tlie .terroristrlst Africa o( and Weat fight over, Africa, «n. only * HO»TK (D>1 t4 waaf discussion about how eontroveraim of oUl,’’ AfrlciAa win luffer."iffera. r f l a s t a o o s s - I, ‘slbl# a Jt WM to Tweh a The latest plug for seat Iwlls cnmcH comes 0^*0'' aomeUme* the organlseraIsera ot ot the the one of Ihe moat controvemliil »f gambling ludiisUlea. Tlieae are largelyrgely unseen all African -leaderara Uis Uie man To all of; which Kenyalta re- Such were llie conflicting word I 0 diamond void opposltsl^B I from Dr. Paul V. Joliet, chief of tho ac - t , q' partners In a huge oomple* that would would U Urrlfy rrlfy Ugge « | mler. llie first p re- a i C i i i ' l A J l o B S * |2 , .Idaho health conferonco ill Sun Vnlloy,V n llo v below, Roes tm, light aud prosperityIty . , , m ent w hich w ithin a year is to i autos pay for It and)d supportsupport UU He Is Jom o^^B ^kâ "I am a true Africanfrlcan nation*nation- i«art Kenya to full Independence.mous govern- $j,V* ' H Ift D r. Jo liet declared scat bplta In autos w, (B urning Hpear) allsi . , . a year U to Iq ,’,* .. ,TakiT ^ Kenyalla is a memberIndependence. ot Uia 4,j| 414 Ml could aave 6,000 lives a year. Docs,os, thatth at niiriiiing «nd Karras are only two,wo, but they KenyatU. w h o ^H H ||i|B "Anyone who aaysttys I am «or Kikuyu tribe whose one mil- K intwert anyone? Of courno notl It’s al- have (ilrnly of collaboratora.—Christianatlan Oclenee apent nlne^^B B ^^H was a communist^ IsU a liar. 1 lion members makeem it berby far ot Uietbe 8 0 D T H nonil .all in“ "" B ...... w iy r^ h B -^ th e r roiiow” wKo*r(foinff‘Oln|r‘tO to Monitor...... - - ' years uiidar^^^B H ^H «ta( to RuMie.fin'■ an «duoaUon«duoat^, largest among Kenya's•se one more m il- « 'happened to bid it, ^jiH — imprtaoiimentHHQ^^B ! also lived In EnglandEngland foi* sa thiiii eight miUlon litbyfarUis people. » die in a traffic ncbldoul', vU novor' dawn!\ NKIIItl) AND KNOLIHH house de-^|9 H |^^H long Ume b u t ih n t does nol lâ’s more ♦Jiona . |B on any of us that mythical ‘‘otlior lollowfollow” I’rliuo Mlnlsler Jawaharlnl NehruI iiasitaa recnm- reenm- Unlion as ch ief^K I^^ ^H mean I became anJ’toilUhm Bnillshman,' sSi®' K**'- . *AKI7# trouble getting to the might amaah hi^ cnr Into an auto0 m’cii-m ’c’K- m<*(K>nt (Jtst Eng>l«rt be coodnued au s /n d ta 'f't of-o f- o r g a n i s e r w« Africa nailonnl union which facll am a Uin« wiTrl*" ^ KenyatU did Jn »if>an£ (l" Pcoml««l IlMly Uw hto. Uie K en-In. Koctb v»A S outh vulnerabU \ § ■ pled by one of un, fli'inl langURRe, lUiidl was scheduledsd to replace Kenya's dread- nil m i NtnMw V fov 10 yoara. TJiere he shared 1 union which Wetik tost BtrnXh 5 W “ ael someone] d k ln t go aii tW I , H ,n l I'^'iKllsh 111 lOOS, W m : Tha plain truth of tho matter.is that ^ whlte-haUng Mail Man MauTMau: S\ fUt with American XNegro S Mîe‘rslngei f f ’:*'o'^S‘e? enSl‘’K1 whites. u :ii,;’'ll! .In- iv Pasa a * Trnm 1to seven. fl It ‘Ihe ahlfl Ui'Kngllsli aa almost a universalinlversal laii- J Said his eonvlcUngcUng Judge In Taut llobesnn'and later manle< black all will 14. p*u 14 pua ? CARD IKNBB f l H . aaat belta Just aren’t popular. Kvonf.iV«n irIf ,u»m> U iwms Is a siibsunllal trwjd.md. It-JU is s Ihe,Ihe^ 'IPU; a wlllle English woman'”!^!nn woman whon govenimunt, UeaUnent In 4 ♦ Pim e A Pass ^ I they wew Installed ht every last auto on main carrier of sclenUrio and technicalmica) know*rknoi^ -u h my beliefr thalthat . . . you he later abandoned HMik W«st V T |H isouMiflut, there dnm ocratlc union whoee] r opposlUon spokes. Openlns lead—« 4 ■ belta wouldn’t ho tmud, honcc, \un\Mtiuld b»bit diplomacy, nui a major factor InI recent years the object of whichch wns lo drive Dui liig his linprlsonnieiit, then ;enya African I n mbid toj 3^ Double P«* ■ valueless. l t ’« iiemllnr ao ntiiiiy...... ha* been lorrljin atd. We now lendd or give as.as* all Kuruptaiu trom>m Kenya, aiid were reports thal Kflny«Ua Kflnynlla ImdImc Ngula, Ngala liMiiiKi Biauuce lo u m « S4 coum rles In thIS s world, and In doing so lo kUlII UietnUiem If nec- bccom n„an alcoholic)llc dcgsneraUdcgsnerale for Uie iiifnnrKy trU m » « t "1th Uio Idea in mbid to i ■ , can't be bothered when it’« ihelrL‘lr (iwuown nur ileainigi necea^ltate ihat we sendmd AmericanAmerkait cssary, I am aalUfledfled the master with a mind hopelessly>lcss|y clouded tavora a loonr n J-cglona) tn r» ; ad- »“ » ■ . . Uvea that are at stnke, personnel abroad, as government. supervisors, mind bphind IhU plan was yours But visitors foimdnd him In ^ mlnlsuatlon. liu people fear Uie leal condition. l»"d*hungry Kikuyus«B wlU l o n seisea f S ^ ^ “ ” ' 1 ■ I • It'a not, difficult to preillrl Uha)0 »lli. Illiterate aboard aree learning (ii , , , yon have turnedirned Uie clock menial and physical condition » d p r l „ . l - WuililnBlon-m Engllsh-for money.-Dallasloney.—Dallas back many years,"'' ' apparenUy deeply Interested IrIn *'««)'* ««« er rules It gM« gamble. A mat* outcome of seat holts. IL won’tvon t IUomi M orning News. Former Kenya Oov. Sir PPat- a t- Buddhist phllOM>p)iypliy and IheUx departs. • lay-s SouUi t o d AV'B 01 H j'at ------' rick lUnlson calledilled him “the"the non-vlotence teachingslings otof aohan. h a n - W hat K enya's M,000"S.;;: w hile s seU ™ fct^^."’a^‘i;tllrr;lrli , l i • ‘ - - I ■ .1_____ tiers Ullnk of K«..v.lUi.-.. nrn,.}, has excepllons and today's SouthMri. Imlesd of |!"f tniiv inT dollar and a fellowlow tryingtrying toto death." Jfe hns declared he would likeHkf 1*** >• ot smalt modtont,000 w hile of ssU lau han d preaenls one. H ' ’'"'> ’■''‘'1 »’»'• I**! Vlillllg Drain.. 'I f u,iifa npunl.iga diam ond, }•<»««■ 1^®^'"“' .J}!";. I I d lfflw lt to pernuado aomo driversi tii'lmlfi to licit arUuinrnls tn a Mnall town have a lol in A man long awiuulntedainted with li» stay dear of bnUiuiilh Ba»iKasi and momeni Uian a dusl dovll stir about Uiat. over your doliblo nl’" ^ » 10 IICIJ) tdnim on, lloin leo a heap of use,I, b u i iielUter K enya politics said of liliii;him; Went and added: red up by Africa'smtcnt, "Winds of iMt ot der he sliould'opeii one tflainoijd/: m ' tb e lr Qwi lives. ‘ dues much good.-l'aUoiuburg, Mo, Call isl doyll stir- iiiere U 110 question aboutpujViii Uiat, 'wi»> “«J""*."” ~ r u » , C a ll "Ho Is Ui» only lly wholly wholly evU evU "when Iwo >hanlaelephania fight, fight, it Ciiensge,"n » .n l V . t * I * “ • « » T s Winds ot hut when tho liand was played 1 In; a recent tournament every I Friday, May 24. 1963 . Twinwin FalU Tlmas-NewiTi S J j t r v ' - ' v -

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C e t J u l y l ^ WithWit: Residentssnts ofol Magic Valley'âlley A re a — " ...... ■ l iM iw J * V \ . L BUHL. 1May 12 — o:le of the0 as the fomousfomoi Box canyon, Blind edd the pool Inin 1020 and operaUd j. t; 4 'popular vacationvi spou liv the0 canyon iand the Tliousand ll. mmitll itll he dieddie In 1043. HU soh, f ’-/J I Magic Valley area Is Banburyy springs. Ilny Banbury, lid ! • f V l i f l Vn1 lay Banbury, then operated the <>V dd > ’ ' ■ B | E M i l i ' ^ 1 * Hot Springs rcson. It Is locntedtl Somesome of the. fUiesl fishing rcsonesort until he aold ll to Mr. ahd 'I W k S about a b o u tU13 nmiles i northwest of Duhl.1- watere In tlie.Ntl orthw est cnn bo Mrs.trs. Harrj- Vandevender Va In IfiSO. ^ S i J a i » “‘“?'„S h '■ [ Mony differentdl: tccrcailonal.fa-,- found In thisthi; aren. and row boats Theriie VnndevendersVnndevei sold^the rtf- I uoîureft If rrwrf■t are «r>. .torto rt to UlBUie •] present ow ners iQ ^ ,“SrMc®«™i« ,, ^ —rangtng-ftum—ranging- hot'tHJHnW tm ihs* '““ 'Wattlr-slcllT^r'ttSQ-W attlr-slcl' Is-afallable ------f- . to boat ridwr1( on Snake river. ^ta t the reresor w rt. ------:— / . . :V' Sj One of 'the many features of- For thoMthow who suffer with neu- USEI8E TIME3.NIW8TIMES-h WANT ADS rV ' fered. Kt 'J fered. at Banbury’s Includes a fillsrltls, orthrlt:arthritis, skin disorders. In. poR'OR PAST BELUNOB£ RESt^TO % ~ ' "J'. swim In t^the beautiful pool wheree temnltem n l goHer.soHe InlllRMllon. rb e u . ______* < r t^ juncUon City lodge No.^0. j w f f I - 4-'.-- natural hotV water from hot't matlsm.matlsm lumbaRO. lum liver, kidney or • ' A. A. Knowltonon H K ■ m * i ’, springs offersoff a comfortable tem->* bladder blodder disorders.dlso Banbury's of- lO ||C |] w . ’ i;.'''' ' K iir perature fo r swlmmhvg enjoy- fersle n hot h o t mineralmln baths. The mln. ■ *• Wlwo- J U P n Tense Nerves w H. Johnston and'Hd ■ ' i - m ent. - eral bbaths a th s iaro conveniently to- • Jerome H ! ' '' I Two hothoi artesian wells pipedd cnted cated and area modern. K lA fau M & tt«rll. Jftm“ W m - I undergrou:underground supuiy ths iiacuralll Waterwater lemperaluirs"ter are varl- Block Bowels I hot wwater ater for the pool. betweei suit* aT)le between 60 ond 130 degrees Your colon hahaa nerves lhat coalrol \ TheT he waterwa comcs out of thele to suit ththe e Individual. rcaulatiiv.Whr on. r — ' rtgulariiy.Whenyouaretcnteoroerv- B i^l Wlllfl a( iw fl^Brees ana is Cbol-P Mr.l^Jr. arid'and M ri. Dale 'Bel!. !ol^ ‘ ttm.ou». normafb,=55:' I f l a ed In tbe the pool to sustain an av-’• mer„,er Paul residents,r aro owners blocked—and ^S?SBeyn.W 5.O00d. H blocked—and you becoine coniti- I eragre erage temperaturetei between 88 and nianoger nianogt ot llie resort, il r j . patfJ-paifd. New CCe iiimulant plus , bt ' I mineral water through It and Is lopher, live a t th e resort nnd •P«lalbulkingiipccialbulkingaclianasrecommended ' uty ■ I flushed, drained and scrubbed- for clUl preKnted by atadenta of the BeverlyBeverl Hackney tcbool of revue,revne, whichwl tnclndes Offenbach’senbach’s “Galti “GalU Patlalenne." (Kelker free “lo ‘the public. / ballet at S p.m. Wedneaday In tbe the O'LearyO’Ltat junior high KhoolMl photo) [•• A mustmus when visiting Bon- :— • '■______^ * * a. *■ bury's Is the scenic boat trip “ ______* . » *r * ______* * " * ______whichw hich tatakes passengers on a ride 1 a T t •« I . ren~thf“renthfS nakB —rlTerr-Hlghllghta! — -A |— ^ S Doing Okay Ben will bo the fantastically beautiful B usinessS S MIV i r r o r NEW YORK (WO-To the Benefit Balletlet RecKecital to Bluo Springs where water bolls ■ Bt BAMPAWAON _ ifrlghUifrighUned many amall Investon.tonj. crlUcacrlUcs ^Who say th e U nited ] up from the Lost river In tho . S Ttp. P rpsenteH in T B I shape of a pertect heart as well ' J 0 f I __ much larger savlnga accoimteunts schools schools after those In Europe,)e. sd in Twin FaUs KEW y o B K , m r 2* mQon - the " “ j;banks began competing withvlth the the Ca Catholic Digest offersrs The sixth annual Beverlyeverly appear 1 fn a sequence featuringiring I UmllDir u vlngs o r » " “ i t m a lagy a n the savings and loan groups for these fl these figures; Hackncy Hackney school of ballet dance Rosenka'Rosenkavaller wallzea and be-| S E in inpliw ttedlt tuy. “ mortgoges, which yield morenore Thlrt Thirty-four per cent of of recital willw be held, at 8I pm.pm . Rlnnlng students will dance cc-1 SA FE I than do government or corporateirate Anierlct American students go on to to Wednesday Wednesd In the O'Leary Junior lestlal ballet.t Tap dance, Jaiz.j —|i«i ^ i | f c • bonds. . - college, compared to nine per>er high schoolscl auditorium . classical, deml-charactcr. mod-1 SUMMER N lln DRIVING I w ThiA cohipctitlon h a s kept the cencent t of the British, elglvt per*r Proceeds Proceei from the revue, spon- cm andnnd pantomime ballet will' H ^ mortgage market easy. Rates stillstUl cent cent ofof the French, six perier sored liy the Twin Falls Junior be shownshovn In the revue. ,.* ' JSTARTS HERir ! L [ ^r- K vary^tvary between five and six per cent ot the German, and sev-:v- club, will be used to send handl-landl- Mrs.j,irg. Hackneyj has been tench-1inch-, I m i cent, but of late have tendednded en cn perper cent ot the Russian.»n. capped capped chUdren to th e EEaster aster ing dancing dan'c for 15 years. Includ*clud- ■ g toward the lower end ot the ., s==^^=î===si = s = s Seal s e a l foundation's fou summer camp i„gIng six In Twin Polls. She at Coeur d'Alene. PUnds raked trained with the San Francisco I ^ And the buying up'of mor{- R -ifji; • last year-were used to aendI thre«three tmiiet-tjBiief i and studied with such i s gages from federal agencies- Rites Honor children |j i i and two attendanUnts to well-kniwell-known teachers as Harold . . chlctly the federal national -r — T * o. thecamithe camp. ChrlstcrChristensen, Snn Francisco,2 and MAGELTIREKA : ^ N O w o n d e rR iIt'S r s iTHE ^ ^ 3 IH mortgnsc association—has given I I lO Highlighting the revue will be williamw illiam Christensen, O nlvtrslty WORLD’S LARGEST> T SELLINGSELL V O D K A . . them more cash and hence•'Z less tl*J. L. Simmons performances of Prokofletfsofletfs of UtahUtah. 2 COMPANY I\. wo* iitainRM.KmurtiMBMi(.cni.rinBBMniu.(M.i( BBMI1 IU. (M. K BKOi) unras, MU t n [five need to borrow from the hard- m n u s neral "Peter and the Wolf," andId Of- TlckeiTickets will be sold at tho door. > tSsSi-i-’^S iw S j ine." — ------nuh (0 buy available m ortgages^ pressed pressec U. 8. trtaautyrThto-haa Rtm-.- i M b ^ ’ P arlalenne." - — ------the helped it ward off bumping the V In t*'® Wolf,” Is^ a 5 iilnil. premro on the Jtl^d ■ **** mons were Held Wednesday In m Uie J to debt celling while congress de- the Haielton LDS chapel by pPaul .,,1 pantomime ballet based on the t. s. tttnsoT » It •Wve. lo ■ ‘ d elig h tfu l children's story. lire under Its debt celling. cMes ^ .helher to lUt it «na 11 Blr\4 rona.—A labam ttr-*Q d-«l*w ber«— played meditation music and was lêe play a part In the better j v.gih the accomPanlit. Tne Haielton- —'— — tol lowered the rdatlvely high DAVGIITER CHOSEN ‘ jan-expeoted-Browtb-lo-the ro£ . sextet, sang and Invocation was dlvldcnd8-they-pay-saTcrs.-8ome « ...... rrtEB ,- May 24-Carol Seddon...... trtnomy thU spring. A n d ~ to e ,j^, think the movement wlU spread,,read Frank Nebeker. ' , the daughter of Mrs. Frances Bed- . • turplu* of available funds iH.r. for “^ thesej., InstltuUons adjust,t t«ito acorge Mendenhall gave the L t o L hv don. has been chosed as marshal Dortsagea helps .home builders lower , returns from the mort-nort- life A poem was given^ byhv ''o",-to lead the bachelor of science I a naoaeitlt ( ulettert SStoelr sights. , gages they finance. l^yivy Wlc Wickham, accompanied. by ^ dlvUlon In the college of educa- '■Birtap-tegMi-Txmrinf-lnlo-Into -©—otherrrbelleT^the-demsnd-for thi d-for X31enda.-wickham.-speakcr_wa5Olendv- tlon'at commencement'txerclsea . , , , ______toUnj InsUtutlons about 18 mortgagesm ortg Is due to pick up, and Karl Black.B« Keith Johansen‘ aang on June ^ 2 a t Idoho State coUege.college. oaottis ago when th e y raisedawed interestintere, r*t«a on them to hard-(jard- » aaoloar »Io “ d Dwlus Olsen gave the Pocatello. p ^ j-n Students with the telr-lnterest—payments.. The. The an,en.-ao th n t diviripndg toLtav.--feenedlctlon. any. )>enedlct1 in a ^t . highest. blgh est^ g rad e.p o ln t ttM ra je .a r e ------trad was speeded up when the era canca be maintained. Active pallbearers were Albert^5"^^ selected for this honor. Miss m market craah a y e a r.a• ago g o Also,Alsc In ncent weeks thet rate PetersonPeterson, Robert Slmmoiis. Oer-9 " ' seddon will tea?h biology at ------r ------—- of pe:personal saving has dropped>pped aid Ennis,Enn L ester Sim m ons,• MUo AmericanAmerlci Palls this coming year, a bit, os consumers have steppedspped JamesJamea ]Petersen and Paul Sim-Sim* ^ f t— iwJjuylng-o; blg_tlckiU t^ôIS. So mons.m ^._R Honorary pallbearersI were ^ the accumulation—or "lendtthleidfltie xarl-Baixarl-BaW âcrW IckhamTJrO; ^ funds may slacken. Gardner, dsrdner Clint Ridgeway, Ijymanjym an But In addition to new sav-aav- Harding,Harding Mike Fllhnore, Ross ------O p e n J u n e ! Ings, the money market Iss re- Seeley, Melvin Harmon, W. H. HOUSE |fO OF MUSIC? & 1b ™ plenlshed by a huge volumene of Vaughn,vaughn, R alph BaJsch. Leo JSIOMB. May 2 4 -E d B aer, Jerome city councilman, said(iBid ‘repayments r ^ on outstanding mort- Smith.smith. Prank1 Balls, Lee Coulson,iuljon. SPECIAL S( SUMMER Jise I has been aefaa tho tenta-Bntft. “®“”SBBes. ; and on a record to tal of Veron v ero n Lanoe L and Jay Blevins.in«. PROGRAM pR( IN PIANOHO , iwg instalm ent debt. pioweiFlowers were arranged by>y theth e n UwdaU-tor-the. opening, of.the Joans swimming pool. Twoo U life f e ------~ ; — HaieltoiHaielton Relief society. Ba, 5— lo Concluding rltea were heldeld at.1 Beginning DBl Junei3 3 ...... m-m m m luinit will bo on duty «t> all ( j | | K Cub Pack Holds the Hftaelton cemetery. W. P. Offering S classes and ai prl- Ptul Hurless discussed th e re* P 1 | , Walker gave the dedicatory pray- vote lessons each week. (jiilremenla and beneflU of the Closing Events" *''•T"“’ CIClassesbssi will be divided1 Into nrtman retirement law when„ theth. RIOHFIIXD, May H-A eiive - I ege groups. ALSO OF• INTEREINTEREST TO: THRIPS.5. RED SFSPIDER MITES. LEAFHOPlEAFHOPPERS. clly council m et Tuesday night,[ht waawas exlored i at the Mack Proctor |, ranch, a wiener roast'held at; =the GetsV Medal1 c o v B M s a THEOnr,, ear Paul Pratt, m ayor, reported S 55, Qlen Rosa ranch, and awardswdrds PAlfl^^MpyPAia a4-Copt. Donald TRAININO, FORM, JAPANESEESE BEETLES.BEEI FLEA. BEETLES.■ETLES. ROSER CHAFERS. L LACE A C E BBl U G S . iti»rv»u?hir«*mir»err had of» SfCW given at the final meetingeellng V. McQregor,McQ former Paul rejl- l«td to give n tree Tor th e -J e r- ewrnl t MVSICOLOOT f of Cub Scout pack M...... dent, a»'ohd gon of Mrs. Marie Mo- „ ‘, ome clly paric In honor o t the ived a Regular, winter schedule,1. otor BRACHYRINUSINUS ANEAND FULLER ROSEE BEETLEBEETLES (ADOLESCENTnr AND ADULT);J ------' Mrs. Olen R om and Mr*... Carl Oregor.Oregor, Burley, has received a *“one 8", lesson and one dossSS per ______(«bimruii>i ., — “ ramwn,p sm i uen Iiiutueu. act«n»cegm* commentommwulatlnn’^nedaW o* -rewu -BOM 1,0 on iua avaimF. •R FKIRS AND CERTAIN CATERPJCATERPJLLAR& •nie loyally oaths for tfie* cityc'W Ywrilcpanled the group to the cave torloua service earned while on Mllclal* were teken. , • i^Tuesday eg , after school. Qlen Rou,IloM, duty In Tlialland. . ‘ths beer license to th e Kknotty notty adya:advancement chairman ofif the The medal: was presentedted at NICHOLAS“ BONDID ' t^n« btr «as transferred to Herb pact*paclafiiponsored by the Methodisthodlst special services at Pt. Bennlng,mnlng, Bachelor of Muslo’ ^/ You arie h e re b y' notified the'that you have ruined your'our to to youyou is to get out of townvn whilew hile yyo o u still h a v a Uln«o and Ray T. Blackwood,Jd, asaa church,chur< presented awards at the Oa. OaiCaptain and Mrs. McQregorS KELLY BOND I partnerahlp. RossRom home to conclude thes «pe- and thjtheir th ree sons will arrive ; Uat rose, ravageded your lastiaatr rhododendron, blightedited the the chance.ch here next week on a month's, 3 : B«e.oro(./r.. Building pcrnilti were Issuedled to clal eventii. i here ni y o u r laat bloasonn.>m. NNo o longelonger will you freely fasten A ^ PRIVATE j MESSAGE TO APHID-HATERSAPHIIX inuds John Paulson and Arnoldi Roaa leave aiotter which he will l«v. leave MAJORS M IN PIANO tUlph flchulti of K ing ot Bpuds, Jo» On young plants;s and suck thet life juices from ten- y^jj Inc, for remodeling building;Idlng;’ each received their third-yeard-year for VletVie Nam. Mrs. McOregor,Jregor, Alt gardeners who have boughtought everjeverything short Vlrjll Tvi'ltchcll. add two bert- phu*Phui and three-year perfectcl ot-at- daughterdaughte of Mr. and Mra. Oeraid na vth. OnTHO, Oft behalf of gardeners ^ 153 ' young growth. O rtho. ta from perMStent pesU rpoim to hl3 house and remmodel odel tendancetendi awards; Pred Powell SchneldSchneider, Paul, plans to S.TSlive in rPHONE i 733-3063 of a shot gun to save plant# from per rira everywhere, haaadevelopedaapray developed j lhat gets rid of mil relloor-half of tho hoiwe;•joiuie' earnedearn< aeven’sllver arrowa;: Kent K ent ththe e areaart -while her husbanda n d ta imbk MomlniaMe Hrive “ will be delighted with this news. Atl youy need ia a ‘M Wary lUitnm, addition lo:o Uie MMae? aeatas. one silver arrow ; Kelly overaea;overaeas. ^ ^ 3 y o u a ttd y o u r k inind. d . It*Its namname, ' so you can rccogr\ize ironl room'of her house. SwalBwainaton, wolf badge;'DavidDavid m m garden- hose and an Ortho) Spray-EtteSpray-Etl to protect it a n d ru n , ia lajDTox o T o x GGarden arde Spray. ^ ------E«lo.Efltock, ona-year perfect Rtl«nd-,ttend- ______your garden with Isotdx. Just put IsoToxinIi tho once pin; Tommy Cenorruaa,nrruaa, f ., • ~ ;-‘“"'•r’Tji f- bobcat and wolf awards; Nick -.y ‘ f r t V GOING...COINN G ... GOING i . . GONE Spray-Ette, Spray- and the Spray-Ettey-Ette doedoes the rest— Farewell Set^ Hubflmlth,S bobcat pin and1 wolf i> M J H I IS not one, but Jour insecticides—.g_ automatically autom dilutes the spray}pray with water in the PAUL. May farewellII tea-tei* bartgo;bartg D anny Tewes, one-year ,• I IsoTOX contains not one, t llmonlal win be hehld at. 4'30 4;30 pin. pin. one gold arrow; Mikee Me- Me- " “ "T^-. lindane, malathion,hion, DDTDDT and Tedlon*. All areare' proper p«’0per proportion. Patenteded metering jeta alwaya rrow. Pffl. Sunday.In the PtJul secondlecond Rob« Roberta, gold and silver ^ qw. k M ijH bad newf for pestscats likelike you.you They'll do you in be- deliver dclivei just the right amountnt of spray. Spray-Ettea »iid LDa church for Dennis)ennl« ■ ’ " ' " | H coatcost *3.49, *6,45 or *9.95, dependingjepending on( how big'ai ««w, ion or Mr. and Mra.'Jesse Jesse If ' WiuiiMSpih*) piA U nC ' H wlio will leave on a1 mU-mla- I By Baldwin r l A n Ul o d s VM ^ garden ybu have to spfay.“.“ IsoTOxîsoTOx^ fta highly c6 n -" >®f Prance, He waa grad- I roB nSNT or uuy . , Mp ccntrated !iquid,’costs *1.19,19 for 4 ounces o up to from Mlnlco high AohoolWhool I IQ r n Manth Ran*. Ct«dlldlt U u , na «IU b* graduated Muy 29 I •4.9S for a quart. Diluted1 to spray, it costs lesa uy S9 ■ I ' ippiy pvrthat* iiHr •!! ^ B * !jS tifiU g iB B iw a » w w wwwBait»A.I . ^ Rlcka cnlleBB, Rexburg. II :tAUoi bptowni music ^ than 6fi per gallon to rid your3ur gardan of< 250 d iff« r* _ _ _ leavrs ji,no 3 fot* Balt ■I l l i MAIN KAHT ' ^S^SSSSSBa ^ »• I s ^ tor n week’s training. 1 ^ /, 1 *" \ ent en t pestslpc And like all OnTHOTHO produeproducts, it'a guar* anteed to do the job. or yourour money back. ~ WHY A JOHNS-IlOHKS-M AHVILlE ISOTOX ' OMOCKBmW A FRIENDLY R ^ IIN N D E RI • 111 1 ' While you’re a l an a u th o- rir^ i z ^ OOnriK n riio d e a le r buy* WANfVNTED ROOOOF? (..i-oni!) ^llll ||l (after) ing laworry is in early springl i n t ^ I . . . . ITIMATES-TERMS w hen new leaveses unfold ancand tender young growth H IARGE magicC VAUEY VAILE DRUG STOREIE FREE ESTIMATES is a t its tastiest.. TThen h en wwily ily {gardeners are watchipg ^ for the first visitlit l)yhy pests like you. That's whenS ( M T 1 M b JsbTox will first^•ppear.lfyoii'replAnningtoarrivfl appear, if y< H . W R ITE : IDAN DANIELS DAI w in the sccond wave, when buds begin to burst, laoTOX wilt be around agaiagain. And when Weather£ ■ B0X9.j, c/ o TTIMES-NEWS O F I N G C O . ' tu rn s w arm andd blosaonlB i are a t their pefk, you S ROOFIHG CAUroHNIA atEMICAL COMPANY.Oir DIVttKIH. ^ '■niva Me » PU e* to BBtMd tM d atad and I'U lUnf the Werld* I ■ bugs can expect. tho worst fr

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f’ ' , N e3WS w s 'iAround Idahodaho W T T ^ 'g'T’iffTfM Annual Ra ^ ...... ■ ': ; ? IDAHO FALLS. iaho PaUs U n H I -tiaMng pr«#t¥rfl-*nd fU rwelvlnB BonnevUJe H I ^ E E S 5 E ^ power MOmimanUonS n i u j i p*1 Sale ^Listiii{ 1 TON'"™ M»yor W. J. cyBrymt u» ld 'Diuriday that "dueje to the tin*fine rela* |lf { g U . § Uonship vhlch. ? lh S ts “ «>u< 5 tS e d b ? t ^ Id ah o PWJ«tilt and the bureau ^ « V o f le c ta tw tton a *ws « hhad a tl ninot at any glren time petitioned•UUoatd the federalf« H * • ;Yi -Being-Madg M ade a sI m A B | 1 H _ H fOTemnent to cnwô t keUng area to that H k ,, ► J *STom SSMre.»'. “ .» it Meetlco cot t listingsUstlog* ftJieftdyftin U T J k Y L O l of the BPA."■ But the mayorn said that since the federalfeder^8» govern- H i f, I A I ^ |i "' . progress for the Jdahc tU nded BPA's fo r th e Id ah o Wool nO^^FSooRs o m T ] E l mwt hu ext«nd«d SP U> southern Idaho, W i 4 “ i» . | . On)wtr»'ttsocutlon'ssoOatlan's 4and4as An- pitf jP brthe-w»-QUiellLBdw.f'nilirf «w er SST^lch^^^^ I sii u M Jl f*® »2e in In PUPUer'v er Aug. 7. . B k ^ 9 E H — "ISdwST.Wl? J ^ ‘ ‘ ^ | ; J ^ I i I Claar,r,_aeget^^ secretary, rejo^dtt be pawed on to our w cJty city cusVtimera w ^— ------I _ , ER _ ^ “Through the years," CALDWEtL.I M»7M>« Ut i 'JU ___The president ofjf thsthe MaboJdabo 1ram l? J f p ^ n 'M cu.r! H i i DB S s Oo iI V STV D EV r D18C.. ' T ' ~ Burua fedmUoB ition's opposlUon I N • flWBir ihowlPit ot rat c a r d s . „o ^ eitwaitm BoonertUe Mfflc* to lontbeni ■ I ’.--sarii beea one ot the most w t fdJU>D. I- B. M*rtln.M rti- Cl laid the Fsrma Bortaa Borean fe«h fecU ths h |. » a ' Hl 1 log of westernem states.sUtes. ThiThis year . wore will «Bd*nl« th* I (n td«bo. He re* iB wfll be oo exception, b ^ ti l M th»t hh om atotl ti Ust fsH dectortof ■ jB v M g R JH | SKt'IBLtiS^m committee wUl ti -11 TP-" “ib be a dtipUt»tltt» ' h M h ^ U V S , b T K T f lB entries closely!iy to assure buyers: DEAN" prirate power e m - *1 B k B B w S ^ ' lookera they will find a top ^■ B ^H H I pwl«t.” he "It-won: U s rerenaes wBien I S S G H a ll^ offering of theb e best undk in d olo t ram s t m betn 9*Ut•S to S tfte e sUt* and l«rfsl fOtenuntnUnunenU bj by prp'rirate i l i l l with qoaUtyr breedlsg breeding stal this' — IBW UU'U PUtd puHW • i/ llÛ ^ 8 9 erent." R obert S. Slastoek. Slastock. pUpller. is, . IDAHO TALlfi.TT« MsvM»y 24 i^v-A «trce rainstormorm dumped dujnped J.35 of |& ^B ^^9H B manager. - The raa an Inch of m oJiture ovi than an hoîr \uv !T. ■ Tbe ram aale B H ^B ^^S Idaho Pall. J I eommlty IsI n»d»m a d e tip u p of o f FTed j nUW. The cloudbUnt k; s in at least three ^ ^ ^ eS C B |ira H |e ■igh th a tiieeU. . »r«u and aent torrents B urke, R u psrt; ^ : OCarl ari HlctiHlôUon. railer has m lrned Boise; Dr. S. W. ueClute.McCture. Oood'i am eb ican t h u s . ) . Ing, a n d W adedo WeUs,Well*. ISolsBoise, « - •fUr 11 yem »i mper e rieaa faU* •£>*««< rt Cronpton. editor iftl husbandm aa for ------H* Iw w « |S B ^ B B H tbe university ot Idaho. 9f tl>e Pow er Conntjr P r bad i^ven •’an«aT> ty ol Idaito. ranted puWJdty”« J” to lo oauoni^«ti who were dlsroptlnfInr thetbe k b w diS' triet. Cwmpton wa< c* Fnisler. wben Ih* Fails saperiai lUy In IMS a s^tb e | B H H Shoshoneme SlatesSIat( fMp«bUfian cu ^d at« tor t publle.lnttmetlm. 'U ^ 6 'G w m ~ ' • J n tt qttot* m o «« ta jln kid In reply the Fanners Banqi e h srte a i f Fr«ri«r. r u tc r . ______rsBanquet ^*S!iW“- ^ s iE m s - \. 8H06H0NE,E. May a*-TtiBat-Tti an- ——— ——- ______— __ feonxim coiot BUal Farmers' night bahoue B 0 I8 B . M ayly 24S4 W -T of commerce tnd night banouet vlU — ■ AnelQVmtTVt uuhsunc«^ i color sound film f be held at thele city parkp a ik Ju n e 10. = = ® = = ^ ar«nsU«Df social secur In the Far West. committee memberslem bers annoiannounced . m toulso Shadduclt, execut ) film Is available *• si meeting WeWednes- JB ^ ■ B flH fl for showJnK through h n Its a panorama oi morning ata t the ABCASC &ibttke. ) S & B ^ fllllll All farmers In tbe count] nr# In Ui« west, Ineiu/Uj nberlng 1 In the county will J u ™ n e r p w e |# P » be Invited. If the weather L nmiirrfff. TtcrtaUon*.^♦uowl aciutta. the weather is .un- . . » - favorable, thef hhigh ig h schooltehooi gym» rw 6Mni..,TNt SnsincRt v 7w 6iar Bm Stuai BOISE. May t* i^ T b t nasium wUl be used, u 'ln VriMt Blrer. committee members la cr Io«k en P. -a Hiatt, fhBtmiMiL. rt^rftwplUnti^fatli Beverson. Ward U llU R) ESir-MimE-D,IS rE-Dk ^ KEijEDY-Dofc dir^tw, satfl .ih* _ ^ ^ m iB B jim m -. tiewwwwnnawendedf Kelley, James Pftte. W. E. 0 I i W u P i I m u LfDrtdJoi. Rlnr H ..W and { ■ ■ ■ B H H and Harrell Thorae.Kte, W______.I.Or»». SATURDAY omI SOI MeOUwU. FhU’s clnb: U ^ dh4 SyKDAY-^flon ,0p« 1 p.m.- . Md toola Adaai. LoTc^ÛuLog M«I. aUo ° J K-W JANEI ueeman,•IRMAN, FILEB,foei ahown on her part-Arablan^.A rabian behorse. - - ..,.1 ^ "OlAin" — ------ta m tu lo n o f tK« beerbe^Hesnss ] ef Aynes AkhermaB■M.m offtf theihB LuekTU ®hy a n d bines ribbon In la the thi part-ArabUn eoatamitam e claasclass at the Bnpert ArabUn horse show. ------3:86-B;» ADULTS »t.00 ^ CHIU) Ht “U *■ '” ;iso placed first In ihe eli in horse show. She t^lfVelppo, Infor mWscseUlnf 'beer to jDlnen- 'irst la ihe class a t tbe Oleans Ferry AtaMaaArablaa rtow held oo April M. 8b* ^ PIIRLIl DANL dMOjhier el Mr. and Mrs. 1 ril a . She Is ihe • WMMV «:00 only bTOUENT DlHcr CASS'' Mr. and Mrs. BePben U eram i.______IM im ^m m ii w g ;— aro vAtLW»lev U mt M «1 - S1«B lltnulM*s ■” .ICO. _____ 1|_ T he RHYTHMAIRES *xt. .&ft«xn. 1,000 secondId feet feet the the last last iev. I _ aofrtemosf ' IDAHO TALU, «»th of messlTe jfcROME. May 24-The jei . _ ray at—The Jerome deys, which has kept Mi r tI " of Americaw S " ean chamber of CommerceConuuerce honoredhon ûll. NOW FLAYiNOIpLA Y iN oi exciting^ women I'— eM£ee_eet*i»rtie, i*at yaSr. txchaageluge studentatudw t \from FluctuationTZZ in the oi C B S a S * "*S'AN TOUR"Ur_»,JO-ONM - 8,20-ONC . „ , ^ dMiwea Dr. Ernest U } t BrifbJuiJ 'S « > » r S outh ~ , ■ at —*—JuDcheon —ilo a t—hfls, madi. wimiiti 1 t i l l 'TaBAS BULBA"- ».iS-ON< ofalltiaiel . I a a m n ltr. Pron, VtMb. rUn thib uetUBK ajeeting Wednesday.lesday. « x tr o m B ly ^ llc u lt, liccc DUtTS $1.00 . . . MT K » t UKDfll >1 f«U ed the oonsuat enertaflhtMnt n ^ ftm ^ U n . t » e*w to4.«» »n Ameriwn b i^ ■WWllatti W at.t. youth commcommittee ^ n OrVeve. Orleve. mmana ej^tger Btss M d tndlTianal tUt. I, ie tdded. JbM chairman, was» in charge of ar- the i^g WoodWood Csnal.com-canal.cc Jfe Mopfe aw o«t ereo awars I . •P re sid e n t K e n - „ n -e m « n ts. GQuests u e s t s IncludedJncl« TheB Mllner-Goodlng Mllner-Good X agdy la his baofwaUon i m , student body Preset Iss drawing drawing over o f ^ Indltion when be aatd •u a “* *S!*t?a -John Steue. in. student 1 7 «“ ; « 25*{ president: Ouss Heln. high school«c »«0Qd;d itrAfeet tiomfrom M«- I, . M k w fcat ? w e a tt «® “ I**- JZ f‘ wtoclpal. Mrs.rs. Jam«James Sloac.S P**present present time. time, ^ i K ^ n i s BRiinnH ERSII^SII! ■waTSmway nui*to« ti 5?/!iSli®L'E2S" J>orte»- andso** Harold Cook. ® iB s s s B S s a s is M -lw m ...... - y a l r - ^ e o n h is trlp -to jHECHT>«-hi . ^^ÊiainaEi B O ISE. AUff. M ctot of tM Idaho united States tod^vhathe^r*!»ndwhfcthe to f^^rrepHed hese thoughtthoiight.the th« ;prob- tumau ol l&dustty iTses be vaccinated of th e countryV a n d neoDlepeople. He slmljflxgiUor to ththe e tJUnited - /^ v c ^y l i i i i i i ^------for encephalomyeUUs, con m u - ^ I s disease jaW he has enjoyeaJ.W hlS"”hla year ■l.a”1 ' ot as violent. M « : j i a B m r to moat preraleot.betwMi ■hl'-Wdr*'«ni*~'» tie friendships he ^^T?e jiroblemlem -in in thathe D.ub: Is eg ------~ , '. " ___= ~ = ; transmitted from hosts ^ owl by biung in- made. Be saidd h0'ur* •> 7i*i «nd 9i49 6tat«. la the form of comp Chamber of Comn 7 .4i *t)d f>49 • tloa from other njjtlena. ina-i nber of Commerce 5»h>»dwM ^ d j vliOOl 2 |0__ ^ - I ------]DABt> M ay » i A Jifi m1* frt i f n * ‘t«« )■““»“‘i "f’ mg three and1 one-half one-hslf mil minion ------y a d i t o t o th e c laM r« .m hJSiiSM - white IKrsons. The chamber ! ^ n ( r r | ^ I “ ■»* *■ >“ **It Ihe "** begtnniB*. , jjjyftr Id BOI8B.Maya4»-ronrM |»i_l»niierSU» Mine M P«otoT aeorgeKetcher0 ^ » « Wnte-hmai ihedalium^f vrri^;; HlHSfcSW b s j bM n to^d h e siiould ti: e « h e ttile n to to O u s H eln spokeoke totlefVs.briefly, »saying l press a cjalm fo r *8,338 ti h e conWnds U due himn torto r aalary-» a » ^ . Thet that Pal Pair had a very patrl; yuaaesUon iiu m»5*tnade *t a board of txan\tn«r» neetinff *t which foeHng for his country and - J '> l “ A V ,„,nd d SATURDAY A \S | iTHE M O ST ^^jB members dec)ln«d to take iaction on Pletcher's requestluest for paymentpaym< impressed the Jerome studjstudents ^ e p t't Dellcal*II,.I, CondiHoCondlllon- ■ 1 of the amount. th a t pethapa theyley should be mmore starrjng Ti3l?3ij§IÊ JHeVÂRI J jE /f patriotic. L*a?A SCN I'. #0I8B, May «U ' W-His W^-Tlis Idaho sBprems oottr* hat has erderea«rf«r»d Ihs( l^lr wHl lear« Jerome June M SIB^giawwwli l | H ADULTS ONL^ A ; « a u ^ » . t n \ S « ^ l a « ooMllUtJonaUtyly e(ot ^the the sUlstaU's spend two days In BaltSalt iJêUke City,C *''« » Watlne*■I SaturdayS.hitd.y OiOnly ^ bM«e ...... 8 :2 0 u 10 .to io n e 11. four weeks Uavel«llhg hg back to the '^w ord ef SherwoodJterw ood Forest*Fore — « led yesterday by e u t cout end arrivdirrlva la Washing#Washii ------DAN6E.R0US .. 10:00 )i Oor. Bobert 8. S^ylK «Ui f fair boards aod ton^D.O., July « . ^ , T t ------pHrn n w m i We n O ll. m il i Marlpg »a friends When Questionedloned about the m m m SBrn - OPIK_____ tT4S jl H the tow*. ______— -— ■ ptobiimil-la In .llllha aas! WunltT, — _ ADULTS ...... $ 1 .0 0 It Red Teamun FetFetes j B H p p H ' Hansen ShootShooters ■ J i|t f * ||l l l 'f |V / |1 > W l f f | AJ«m7i< KAN8EK. May'ay S4—The84-‘nM JM i i f » 1 1 B B I i i i L team anUrtalned tho irwn ALi L L E Y f l l ™ f in the payoff dinner at the IJSB m • ^ ^ ej»i?iivi^la a n ^ tm WootUnwi rlflortf]e shoot held ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ' ^ TuMdftjr srenlnf^ »tat tht th# UVA. ,(I h a ll i t t Specialicial Program! -• * The baked bam *upp«i t girtm by Ihs lealni M t« J « «U*month’a tlfl*rlne ihoolshoot econtest IH liiM M Imost out - fliid this «|wayi, for the Oreen tsam.te » n . ,Th« Ore«» Uamlam wwon m Tuesday Tl n ig h t w ith a aooT«90Tft o ol t n 611 i DolnU nrans big Molor-V with la niambeni« n p*»«ntptvMtit. The Motor-Vu days ohoad - lik* shott a scon score c of U8 members present. this ipeciol progroi ia was-Mihnoori^ I program for example: •r for men withI AT« iJrtntsjttUnts; Char> ^^BH^KHBB^SI U* van xatoD-was-w u aeewd second with [ f t «Qor« o t M , aand n d QQeone e o tts Vrie, third, with a-scoreo n o^(>-of M. Have You/ou HeardJI^?- ■ > ------©e* Vw»-Baton(on wai hl|hl«h toe women wilh a score ot of M; 53; Au ■BFHMbB^^mB ■ HIU i*as second\ withitiXh a% so(wore MHHBWMP»WtiiyftMI '91 sa Sind U try psrklns*srkins waawas thi.vt BMIBJteiaaK.3 S ^ ^ ^ B E M w ith a MOT* Of 4»,4 * .______I cowufnima f fln iB 1 £>*OOudM:ich>lC4.o^ cKo(o««m I '.V. I l f ■ w j ' “ 1 1 1 ! i’i W,OAtUvS*»u>u/n ^ 0 * M o w u I m TOiMtir ,}ff\i(riH E i i t t f C ® L ® F n ^ M N r a l ' ^ CLlFFRI»i» PLUS some of the mosti unnswl scoiw I- J M l ' Noww Fea Featuring: "THE ROGUES"rr// Wa'v«'0¥drS«MI-Allaen - Actually lll»»d ®*

Jim W/illlom illlam s'on ^on - M ike S t a g g s - M O I of "Worljl Strias"lerles" to f stxkiterwcis^ igs - M O N . W ED. FRI.■ SAT. niau;t.T M ta v .r o; W>0 )3i30. »J(W. COMVtN)INU'< lOCAlIDicATtD I J f m iJ m t r jQffffl I i l a tllOCKS FROM f l O , . i , CIIY CINKR

II 713-mt ^ MlWE.CONNffHIMS-IOItfKie On Ihe bo^le ar*I eighteen t r«a< i M I ------m i K )O D — r-^ WB.mHKMnriiV »»tw» M°!l!i)St- • ftlBhUan t«a«&n» why Ralika* makes »h» p«r» . ' • 4eotmiitt1nUMedtUth«tR«Uka ill '— ials that Relika has won In InUmallopat eQm p«tI. ON tfon. S im p le i rtetahs martini ai . . . WRVtD IN 'nH8 AlUY" , •Ishi martini and dlieover the quRlltln Ihit won TRUCK lane LANE 0»,WJTAU»AN7 LATE SH O ^H fi Of -ft«(slrti{iesnwtrd«.-Q«t~fte1it I SPECIAL LATE »Td*.-O»t-ftoirttir*'1nitirb0ttle-wltlfihiTn*dal«." A T SHOSH O N E STREET SO., - ET s b ., ■ BANQUfTB ffflVID IN I I H A m m W tl ------•Wt'iJBAHftMWMU------"THUNDER&ER IhIN CAROLINA kvenueW e* »nK».iiiituoiiMttuim.ntinici(. Bilw«on Grlggi'Griggs' Town Towi Motel & Reitouronto u ro- n f ' — . KuiiTLtuini M,iiuu«h om, I ui»()rui.w.u(i(nitl.w u u .li o<«mViim ± d “ --— Arti^tK^fi1^tHHHar6rSAT-^ Friday, 24, 1963 K A R KETS E t i AND FFIN I N A N C E T l Everybody’sody’s Mbney ' CfaiCraters of Twin Fallt Tlme>-Now« 7 ^ The Daily ,BfERSrLB STANLETSy Ing ng phaeepha of the business cycle. H /T ^^ t J . * MARKETS AT GUNCE » BVKBYBBR The■me m erchandising effect 'in in iVlOCMoon Event Little League ( « ] ^^HEW\ORK. U u 14 -IUA mb I Investor The bulo change In flniAclalancial broadeningbroaden demahd tor goods. . S to ck s .? ^ Grains JBy WILLIAM A. DOYLELE sentlme:sentiment u compared withh the which comes< from offering the C ^ f- n n i..- ^ ___;Elo«k»—Mlitd ; tr»Jlnf B>od»t«U. rm rAi ? o*rI' ..CUICACO. -U a » -H _ m -Jd «tt. t .ic uu. j. _ Q ..1 ^l im_CUrtous I to knowr what peaalmljpeaalmlsm a year ago reflectsiflecta cosuwierctistome more for leas, b some-.S! Set Sunday CookeCookers Formed -ii J; 1®^ T«2^'*t«wly In «Uve ..SSSV.'T'*'^ J »®" Wan ■ ahort aale) be considered ana n in- In- panicky Uqulda- lemS,lems, - • economic policy-making 1“ home .of Mrif. E arl B c h r .e n k . « . ; _ k n .; •• tlon ot stocka In must al ?!r,* Moon'naUonai monument ccle- irout a^jM related t the deli- braUon Sunday, reports Howard lender. , - ^ \ D o n 't Uie iai« s f f n q r ^ B S i ^ ^ B Tkf a n B. Olbwn" pTtiiaiHl" M ins ' .^W*e .na..»- 1 . -a. ^;ê. tS ^ ^ bT S S ^ '•ectlon. pDih, rtpgort kMW Ul of 1063 centered deficit 1 tporird toow th a t (bOU-Of 1063 j^ H deficit In the balance of Interna- chamber. K - , prcrident;president; Melanie Wlc« jn*^ ‘ — .1 n a rr c n ^ m l*«l » s^^d thou.H ^B around th e 'Vlew ^ ■ 1 tionalUonal payments of the United chamber. The .celebration will start Sutw- prealdent; *“v ., Nancy Bunn, aecre* ' a II SS' »>r'th. sandasandaofdoU o m ^M |^^^ ^that >he pubQ c^^^S■ ^B T States. T he cel ; \ary. and Linda Harris, reporter. ■ B '-OnH>alftneer-thte-ra nf lh« rliiH a ra ______inKla »r,(S nportan abowtd llilla bu,. ^ « b « d conpen leaturing Ihc P®‘.^ tV a l the' company *1^ ^ ln(KM Inl.rwi. throUSrTh??tB jh B H K f tthe tLeatîf^^^^HP ^fl V dlscipUnarj- influence, sln'ce llv- : U nda ByrcJ.- M arcia W orthing- ‘sutatAnllal'» r in- Sotn*&>m« bbujln( o( July whrat wa*a baiedb*i«d sales?saleS? contlnucontinuing In- U f l ing through this sensitive period„ il, Butte high school band, directedI ton,. Debbie Ollberl., Marla Ko- Cbiea. n v flaUon had been (,( adju by Ho«id Low. Th.-ia.ho .It r y ot adjustment depends on Amer- n.tton.1 «uud will glv. an iJtJ. ber and Jerl Eaton. , cht;cM. Icu, t 5'^Cw™U”; LivestockA . u> poMlblifiv <,( naw whMt Ifxlilailun..i.ii„n" triestriCS totO m ake chKkcd lean bebavjor which enhJinces ; Joe Hall, county extension ^ jj| Curn tlMilitd on *>;K>rt buirlntnt and buck bUCk — Whether V JJ ôwNow the spec- foreign display at 3:<0 p. nt. and the Butte Treasurettes wlU give a agent, gave InformDtlon concern- Its a^- OOOEH. lUSDA)-BDA)-. d«r*a»»il totetnmml laly. »through h r o n theS|B1 ^4l ^ 4 1 ter of Inflation Bak*rMr« g{S"lhe"do?Tar“ *"” ^ «nou*b «r»dlt corpotitlon ail«'\»«urday in. ‘ “ ‘ fU looms again, and promotes inter- . ^ precision drill performance alterr ing tlie woworthwhile work of the UIrd only. 100,000 boibfla. Eiportrn'jjrti'âtock a tO C k market. , l«mii i ^ knowledgcnble tni.st com- STSr^d 1. T h e tm : M»^l o(t«Hnn cmii (Irm;■ bull* bulte ***'1••<'1 Britain bouibl tOO.OOuu buih. hosahoss race) or vtrUl« ests in stockj, u opposed to fixed ,, ™n- u ,, ,ir dUpiay. ^ 1-H,1-H. Mtn, e m b e r s m ade cooklea livlduat *1* of <°'n. ^talland and Norwa>’ farti trn - (,,, • h?^ ‘he builne.'a of manag- . In ,th e »u«ayj t*«dn un«»«a; Inuat ^ .'rj" frog iump. If you haTe.anyly guts,gut*, dollar 1Invesimenta. such as high “ It outer events planned for Sun--hich* which were used for' refresh' ' S T 'S a M'y ' " ;s;l«»J«r in>) bfir«im (Irm: eowt m JW.W® ,0«^bu.h.U ‘ and Boutb Kor.a S.O.. )U said Brade bonds, as a hedge against ‘"8 Jl!,®,': o '* " I>f0Pl®'» n»oney, in a ^ day . afUrnoon Include musical . f»rt Of the week. i,î,IndMdud Utuitr UJlt-lS.OO; bulUlU util-util* 000 buabtli.biahi * ■■ yOUyou WllWlU retract what you said 8™de I T ^ . praising the balance of factors, harplf, >>T tni nammUl trtdnr*«i*r ,®*“ 0*t> nil«d iUady to firm. A i«dii,( l»dlt,( aboutabOUt shortI lelUng and admit InflalloInflation. The picture in men's ' • . ' selection and twirling exhibition, ' * tjjr »harea »nk ahwply, »r . . MMr *l«vatur huui« bcujht 8*pt«reb«r val* 4* mate, minds regarding resumptionloT of fconcluded: “Factors affecting* In- address ,by Daniel E. Davlj. su- Tlie Tlte next meeting will be at a nd ftoru p;..r*d. Ky* trade ■>«'L Il.t- “that *ai It U perfectly legitimate, mtads *• A. I never aald Ifa UlegUlmate.Itlmate. InflaUo^nflaôn^prospKta waa in ns? part bilanci to «neci-a.1 1 perlntendont of Craters of thee tiie homo 0of the leader at 3 p.m. S i ltti lit the een*l«" Tliianco iJn J W l S b»|®nc® * subsU ntlal in In- Ki« IU rwriiair ixU m u.iocki c«uw i.soo: choU* • * '" J * STeou^ w*ôns lor higher wage rates O apply ,n purthii* Utar an * at hand; Companymy of- o f- »i«r »<«n 24.U: food 20.0»-UJt: r*« ^ 1 Ll a.M. f»». SO that you can buy an equal ■oh^ this year, we believe Uiat in- — h / r u . •UBd.rd. dowti to 11.00; chotn:S*‘ bJUT-h.*!- M‘W»« l.»-144Ni• number of shares at a lower price presages even at thU early phase » ,q CtAUDE BROWN'S MUSIC J2i ; r*«nlly denied th# ™* ru- ir. I f. .undUTlôod 18.00.«.M;m o m - numbei deliver planning a furtherr alow ainw ,,7^** creases In average rates are more UBE TXMES-NEWSTU WANT ADS 14) UAIN tJiST <«nn«rKU(Ur eowi IV.OO-ll.M: tilUitfWlilS: Wh~t » “ \i ««nt a buri.J hi(b.r bl(b.r at*t aomeBOWi future dale and deliver “ “?® anrt In declines. W hilee we p Q ti p FA a s t SELLING RESULTS -H a m - woimereltl bull* W.OO-M.M. ^ . ~[T v^. thoee ahares to the lenderr ofOfê the *” the cost of Uving and in '“X rlUes, ------■■ - — ^ r e s s o p s p h . C u U e r-H am - ~Sm , MOO. 1^- W b.ra/V~?:.V^ ‘ “ ** “ prefer to avoid long maturities, nrKV. C>|VM.}40: ffood-cMc« reotUr. SS.O^ lowir u shares you short-thereby'thereby “>e general price level. , ere willing to buy bonds of Stewart - Warner, , Orey- « . r »'■««: w r.iiy -S ^ rd M.O?.n.M. o»Uoau >iI. lo \ hi*h«. juir ««‘i; «n«l; « n u ; sharcs aM vp ^ d . Wllcbx Oil, Hm ken-Rn-RoH- oH- h«H e 1,IU: I tM X bTrn>««■ and rr« \'i 'o \ *'»>>«■. i-2»«-27;!««-27; "coTerlng” "coTerli at a profit. In U the circumstances, thele newnw varylnvarying maturities to meet In- I r»irlng. U. 8, SmeltingIg and iiiufllu l«.7M7.»: •<«. I, tnd t1 gr*d«grad* • 7 ‘f . u " ’'i rr. July Ij call ^ i^ t gambling. I cerUcerUln- ln- approaapproach already raises prob- come 1needs. “ " I |,,3 ..a r |e you , . _ _ v u ^ AKOclatei were among ly would not recommendd 11 to Ifms-1lems. It sounds an ultimate) deathdeaUi “i^,,“iiie ouUook for the economy I _ h iJ ^ n l pKom •Print•Prin( ’ * ____— 'y JfStdhWual IssuM 8howlng,j^^bhowlng Un>bi XZ.M; ohokoprtnM tI.00-22.2SK>-«.M I GRAIN ru tu B E s the th e average avt American. If you call kneUknell to the organUed political•oUUcri and fc for corporate earnings, tak - I T l trw (ood It.OO: old crop (iton) cbokt CHICAGO It Investing,inve ft’s safe to0 guess «iorteffort at Washington to9 hold en together with rather generous”| | I TRAPPED?^^, II ., DON'TDl DHAY | | ‘‘S S g h some weaknessSS wwas as p*“ '* '"•' «*«* »-o«-t.00. chic CHICACO.; Ma> 14 ;T>- . p~_ that,th a t, youy place nothing except down sellingi prices. This attempt‘tte“ pt capitacaplulltaUon of earnings, sug- I „W «rtd In th e popular aver- Iihh 1.UW Ok-, c cl^ l^ "show beta" when you indulgedulge in WMwm climaxed< In April., 1963,1863, gests ratherr moderate changes'ln I CALL D .M early in the session a fJnnfirm df.df. k v e r , »«' Dee. — .1.91% 1,90^4 l.»l% Ing. panics to advance sblllng prices,priM . nomionomlc'expansion, wo expect the I ' r Irnrltnf f - " ^ * ^ ^ to th e - S ? . „ i , ^ M.jxh ...l.HVj IJISH I.OIS 1-91H1-91^ ThisT his Is th e tim e to quoteote lhat th a t A year, yew later, the chief executiveecutlve averaeaverages lo move eventuallyf Into I CARDINALC'■ 3 teW ijônRM me broken that *ho(c —P^w^^-«at^tltelit,accuTste stockck mar- modlflmodified his policy, and' express-:* p ^ - new 1:high ground. In parUcular, ■ July .*-.,.1.21% l.!U ; 1.21U lilM ill^ f* * ? Icular. I .Plumbing .P lu n & Heating ^ Wh the news backgroundId and »>■ ■'PHn. Umbt ».oo. 8*pu *- -...1. »9* i.i»j, i.i9 \, i.isP. ke ket t adadage abou» short selling.illlhg' TO—ntT d -n o objection to "selecU»e"lectlte“ yp-txpea -vre-rx gwd lung luiige ijcit M------technical condition Of of the , S“vrD*e. —...I. i i.u U 1.14%, I1.HH HH “He who sells what Isn'tn't hte'n prlceprice increases such as• were formaformance from carefully selectedlected ■ ■ ■ t i must buy it back or go to prUon.”prison." InltlatInlUated by Wheeling S teel, equltli B tritt are strong enough to pull o?OMAHA. Uir J4 tAP-U8DAl-»Utf “ o S S teel, equities. Accordingly, we favor rvice To Keep You ... ■■ I. nf « t»o-dav. slum p. , M Q. We hold « aubstantlilbstantlil While Wall street regardedled the the holding: wjthln balanced!.'S * Repair Seivice To K< , ' -MS ^ s amn.in» nf Rartf a V.. 6 .. savlngssavings dlmlnldiminishing White House* hos- iwrtfoliosportfo of good proportions of FREE FLOW ING —-DRIPLESS DRIPLKS — SANITARY H I ^n^. purchaied in November, r e s ^ :i U ' i IMS, which we .have triedd unsucunsuc- «Pt^^Pt I In mind that, the Presidentresident situatsituated companies. We would Stock Averasres* ” ehoIc l.OOd Ib. Iwir.™ utflltl- , f ” Qtiollty Work . . . R«.t.r <0 1sl>. IlD-U. off •) •W.>(• cohasiie KAN5.3'm.*L.?U l«-W W l ft competition In the open market contii continued review of accounts lo . » ? ‘ ,*rr' (iMdr to 2» lowtr; «m» iXmit to « can; Vi lo».r U> W(b*r:b 7 ^^‘ No. thrOUjthrough any bank or other fl- jfiJt '•* IM-KS '>''•«•>■ I l i t ? a. strengUien our stock portfoliosSiiS TO for Gvoronteeif Service C J6’i LAm.", |? JJ> 2 tri S T 1J.OO-J?.25J irouod *00 t )>mi1 j y * ? >t : L**™,f b a rd and dark hard l.UVi.l.W.i.j<^N. ^N. nancllnancial instltuUon whichIU is aut^-auth- . “tf'”! iervice Call 733-5922 P e of US H*n«»k, financierJnancler by seseeking opportunities of Im- , 1T.2&: mltad 14 I»0-U0 Ita. U.SO- ■' o orlzed ' r to handle the sale of VS. *>« . lo it{ savings bonds. If your local•ftl bank- “”f " d“J Industrialist, once remsmarked arked provli proving quality and diversifica- iLiprij »d news Everything for the & HEATING COJ » i s » .' “I SS ':s Mnn rt.;dT to 1»«i !><«,.s dwlc. g w „ or * MV T h '« to be 8 good b it P " " ■ "Xt.l-VA to’i'.MN', of confusion about onee ^ aspect t “ **" 1UW N & GARDENN M. A. BOWERSS —_ T. FFFRANK COX R r t . ’ “ 1 8 : s ; , u a ^ »T* l.lHi-l.lTN, b*fl*T l-oe lo 1.0»N, Of CO Im M PIT 11 n.frn .tO JI.tti ehok* 1.M0-1.42S*» £Jb^ ; torb^n* J.WH't.WViM br«nn 88.00. of ththis, i evidently resulUng-ftxjmlng-ft\}m Ihjrlng the speculativee rally ) ^ Ellis Houston,Ston, ServicServicem on .jTf 1 « a JU **»«• I7.00.ai.fs. . th the p «iwording on official literatureliterature that that 1has been in progress,s, there i/^ | A D E SEED A ^ a.OO: lOOd »«M.200 Ib*. 10.WW1.78:'Îlf.7^ - m ^t-|»(uH -^«-»-H -«,b.r.-• **“'• and forms puToutTrthe-trrS:Jie~TT. 8 ha»-been-a-dltposltlonh“ -b to> accent,ari-i-nt j1___ _ J: a L U P I : FEED Ce. l k is r load rood and cboic* srouiKl t.IW lb«. iirj --4lff4IS ^-»Jf(> jm 1-r4. »^F1 , PORTLAND treasutreasury. the positive. P Similarly, thele studysUdy TriTruck Lane— ^Twin F^fT j o m m c US! ; I?SJ£STp-“ ^ ra *1.00. PORTLAND: May « ( « —-o*™ Coot. . -AU--aerlea-»W-A U - fll ff'ani of security merchandisingg tech- , ul »»i2 **•*<>' ‘ "d «>inn>*wiJlal cow* cow* irein m in > wboleaaU. promfit d*l|y«rr.r^v« bulk ? ( seriesa. i„ J bonds can be exchangedcchanired rilquw“ Que by the 8E0 wasI Inter-inter- f= = -- ^ i< K.OO-11.W; eannvra >nd cutler*r* 14.00.]4.0(k ton. (ol(oh track PoHlandt Oat*. No. 2. ^ Jut only Pf®ted by the trading publicubllc as r ^ = = ^ = ^ • • = s . iJait K.IS: Utuitr and eanracrdaJlal bull* SBSS Ib. wMm 41.00-47.S0. Comn’ No:No. 1,1. for aeriesai H bonds. B ut only W®tft * 2S'* I90.0.10.80! l’«w .lo«li ehote* glfrWglfrPSO ywtew. S3JO-&S.7S. Bar]*7 Nek thOMthose Berles F bonds IssuedHued on "BOOd BOOd news" because It was not “ ““ and a fte r Ja n . 1, IMfl, m ay be «as haharsh as some had ^tlclpat-itlclpat- «holee *»d ■« priM Today-* cio*«. Pirtlanfl Grata Es- «Cha1«cRangTdTor-BBrles-K-bond3r- ■bondsr- ______. j *” *** . cbana*; No barlty bid. . M Many ai people mistakenlylly think TheThi basic statistics are biased St'^ K Am A t SOW iKaTUielTBiinriMSrnfMftatWn(m ftatw n lubrtR' t&vor v t (fwd-ngrs became-of -j i ?iS i il u Nm ^ s; WMm also applies.to'E and J bonds. It anticipatory&ntld building up by us- 1 »a Nirtt AlrMn Bsi? Bl , .. does not. era o of steel inventories prior to COLORS tWL (.BOO. Tnd* modrrmUir netlr*. BuUh- HOW YOUR COI II O'in « “ >> »»% »-60 m on steel '«r iiL ri™*" •'*M*-*nd ' » w . »t.*0. c*)y>» »0. PH«M *t«*dr * ilU6r"fW igalnrt-the-poeaibHlty-of-ft-sieel It 44% on (tw load* iUuiht«r *t««n. not . ' OVER THB coONTca resew Si tIH tnouih other cU«*** to t**t trtndt. ____ _ Aakod violating the rules (actuallylally reg- workvork stoppage, and subsequenUytVitnUy W ^ H ^ M O C w J ' I a I*»ni, Dlx mB17S ChoChoir* (kushur it*«r* 21.1(-tl.T{. ulatlon n of the federalJ reserve manymanj gthers have followedwed the S5 i?2 P»t.n« J 0 44g4lS Bb*.pB: 100. Mtrhn-not r.p«rt*d. • ------“rr s ^ ' bX. oiU’i'T ir ” 8i;?l titt 14 tB board)board concerning the pledging leader.leade Boft Ware • 4S '» r« Tl* Rif . rvvU 1T« j?&I • Donania Alrlln** ____ ISO 7.8TH74TH Of of SKstock as collateral for a loan ‘ni. ' *’5 8T. FAUL ' 5 ? 3 3 ‘ ir a loan •nie speculative opUmlsinTtlsin laIs VA MH ST. PAUU-Maj--at.OT~Hoa.WMj» M«., gsS-.,£S'.':.” sTn-, .=1):!! - ll !a j? _ . with the purpose of buyinging more furUierfurth boUtered by thei expec-expec y\ t i l l klfhbr un*v*n: barrow*»»• and equ BjuiiyKt on ;.______itoo ja.ooIts?- ““ stock;— Ck • • ••-- -- ...... tatlon-oftatloi some action this year r UH flit* IS lo to hl(h*r: low* itronf: bar. ^ v \ \ S I K 9 b P isfcrt M s 'H $1?. ^'{'pK s j.. i M<2 *-.j5 ,?T F**!^! R**outw* ..... I.B7V4i -»-« t-M Y Vni ou sU led correctly, that th a t ththe e by congress c( toward reducingclng the V\ « w . and lilu U.A. I-J IM-IW H*. R i ' ' 8*euritr Corp. _./l«.0 Sl.OO '" i J, is.oo- r , „ i g ^ r i , . . J.OO 1000 10.00 regulation” 8:uii covering the: amount federal*eder tax burden. Por this to \\\ iirfT 1 1’ }? II.M: I*t«r •*!*• Ur«*1r IS.ti«•» JPup; ! rroptl*r AlrHm* ...... 6.24 e.oo 8.00 ah bank ba may lonn on. ssto t o cck k be olof genuine remedial value, value. Itll W SSp i k •«''• tf s. l-S sooô« lb*. 11.2&.I4.1S.S-K-IS. rfnnU l ^ tr R«fln4n( I.OO 30.00 liange so must be a net overall cut, inin- W »T 19« C*ltl.I400i .alv.* 600 ; «n" ».lnlr OxTmt rr«lt*«t.-«uppl>;»^l—aUmaa—*U»4il; ar.£^^K^:S!2-K_— W.OO... ^llatedi^^tock.u..similar-ta-mar»a -to m orn .leyleB .levies a n d s M * »“ !_ locala) UtxM.taxes. _ v\\ - S^S tlauihKr atMis load tilih (ood and i. ukm Brokerage I t r ^ e in one area oilBels>flB^Q'a a — ------U A l i l l " Cdecrease « « in others, theI impact y\ 11 tood In tboir* 20.00.tt.00i *laufht*r UorH* HorT4«on.Knud*tn ..— ai.OO SMB amBut you overlooked andnri râiivreally on the exchange of goodsods and m SSH COWI utllUr *nd cotnmtrrlal It-W 'tt.ll): Or«-Idi I that a “ rvlces will not be maêrlal. SJK alauthttr bull* utllItT 1I.OO>I«.BO I v*a|. p«nM}a ’TiU’■ns mmblnterpreUd SS the fact that a “ [!*' . s m ,r* and *1auibl«r t*l*«* attady■ttady to n n*«Kit«* « ^ v»ntur- M .0* bank may loan as muchich aa It 1 ^ 0 physical im provemm ent in ffU - w.ak; hlih thole* and prfm* vraltr* a iw . N E W 550-^S 0 - S ' T A R “-** ;;S l!a Sf ilam mo.Hr atToo. f.w 8H.OO.. |" 7 L •J* pleases It the purpaw of' the loan t*"®®* recent weeks hasla s been been r 'T 'T \ \ \ " ■ lii .!! pl'" in con- V*Cj 1 \ \ \ , . :, iJJ* ShMp aalabi* 400; (tnarallr al*ad»•>••<<» s{^,* s u » t * ...... »!7s i !Sm m >® >s to to buy stock nol llsUdUd on a “«oraccompanied by a rise in con (Vl! i » . ®Sy Si . »SV .??> nn on all rtprMtntallv* claim ; alauihur rBur.1,.iimo Lif...... U.OO U.IO'H.BO ■ StOCkStock exchange- »umesumer spending, government out- 5l(i lamba aprlni, (»w fknic* andnd piim*prim* w«at ( Co**t AlrllnM ....10.78 11,00 . M> sau 21OC-21.D0; thorn, (bolt* andid prim.,pnma. - _ A. You're correct, of course.course If ^y* busineas capital im- 20.i0.tl.e0 ; alauiht.r *w*a *horn. cull _ • the previous column gave>ava ththe « ProvemPfX ent and Inventory accu- ^ mulatlon. Whether the rise wlU ’ '•■O"* impression, I'm truly sor- \ ] 3 - Potatoes. Onionsions ™ mi »hinv be quickened during the remain- NOW FOBIF % * L A G SSET ry. I'm also sorry If you think ■ - ...... — CHICAGO • * Hnnalt der of the year la far from cer- -Potato** I I'm ploklng on laankcrs., .MonesiJlonest- iaIn.-T lie s t e e l .i « t .nMaAr .o to.be 'h HOLIDAY W _ i . Butter and Eggs! g g s yj" '.■i.Tj. >yy not, faced.______- ^ ------^DISPtAYl- \\\ M a t r CHICAGO -._ d ^ ! ii! cniOAOO. M art4«r»-J>todu..i Trl» lA unlM. •• »•"•«! l"l*rMlinitrMi la la in i n ap p ra u ln ^ s;6cit vaiuea,'BlUea,"U it ” '— 'W l ' ' Cf>*«**> r^****»•• •«"»» »h»»» ahou;jjc iu »J SI.4IM, mu.nat*r ll.4 l\4 , eh*ddara. .h rld an < Jfi*," ,hlt*. 4.00. rouni r»la 1.80. _ security prices have risen«n at a t a vA JS. Pres. A \ \ lTS-".l 4lTO *tl7i‘r," V K ‘”r^:;d''“,L‘S X 't . faster .pace than earnings. Pres. 0 O T political and economiclc trends \\\ p :1 kSrvilTJ^ lid! I SSi flwU* (10.100 lb. blo«'*) ‘"(*rii*‘\ (rad* A ' riort^ m WallV street make ^ survival more difficultictilt for Vv\ ■ Yours at l» 0 4SW- ,A, .“ loTldi, f»??d r^d* l,7M,(lo',2.00, Ai?:Ala- ' .ecoraecond and third gradele com- \ \ O u r C o s t "m*“ " ÛloI**t*Art«U 17 I traek 41; M ' paniu, and accelerate thehe trend \ fi'cC irK w ;?? jj!k ! ™ v/?«:-'=;;.ar.v.3;intll* *>• •W^l^ln 11(1)11 dtmand biod*rat*| mar* JT to the industrial gianU., This isIs ) ■ , *MW Htui».U.Ii« It! «*>• .‘Kvv.; Chatter' pi? \ /mn ^n p a rt caused by the coAt-prlceOAt-prlce *< T ran lalMi Idaho ruiiiii 1.48) 4.48) Mln- Mln- KG NEW YORK. May 24 (UPD-The ^ .., ^ 2 squeeze, which has been Intensl- £ .5!!^ S = ' . ” ' ! 5 | :on I41il n**oU-North O.kola n*d rly*r**r Ttii*r Tall*r yeal ,-*1 danger In the current slock , BBS-. ruund.rmla I.M. »ed by political Interference with A iil l l ;;i"Kv, ••,=■;. M * iln i BirMi -a aal«*i Idtbo ruii«U 4.H.4.I0,4.11.4.10. m ark m arket U the obvious Increase nc. «lth COMPLETEIPLETB 6.PI6.PIECE ENSEMBLE READY TOT< FLY MiU 4.10; In th e degree of speciilatlon,tlon say i _ >n 'iC S; SK,■"iv.-.isi; ki,*';Sylvan Bpateln of Reubenben ' r Rose o m ,,®oi tlioughtf ui analysts Utink 14^ cbKk* It. ______North uon iwM fi“ Inflation l“tlSn * nil 3 X S tt.t pool|l. Doultle H™nHemmed * Include*I Cord H alyai alyard and m elal !;; 5- ii’^SK.T !ffl STV.HSK ...... a M n d company, Inc, I (bwart Cotlim Hag inin btilllanlbrilliant fade^fa m ountinii | wallwall brackebracket with screwa nnloMi 4 rrh tlt tOi iratk Slj *up. m , which b continuing will thwart pll** n>od«ral*i d«mand i«od;i> uark*l Spste/n “ P' says »i«t "oneone hashM significantly to reduce refJilant colors f ilj Car Strikes 2 g•llfhtly *lron(ir. only only to look at tho tape to be- q ,. , le with Illustrated Manual J !f« the volume of technological:ical un- <1 H a t n-inch, AmericanAmerican Ks|leK s|l on lop .* Complete with llluiti oom« nware ot the amount of »°.».o»y»..fut.n.thU .- ,.1, expand- TO»,d. of 6fl. collapilblela|)*it)le AluminumAlumin UtalT ■ on OITIclallal Flag EUquett*ElJqi 1 s| Cows at Ruperti r t .. ,»S M VXw 5MtlJlty f j In low-priced, low-qual- JSiL l | l » | i • lly stocks ihal nobody dreamdreamed ed _ *}®H RUPEnT, May 3«-SUle'police '"o'*;, fc S'ft" iSfHl'W'*”J}u ,„; Investlgatwl an aocldent at 7:35 iStirKKiv*■" *' of.tradliig Sf.i; three months »go,...... ^„ Pea Mart Dulllull ' • • - l.tn 41 p.m. Tueaday 10 eaat mllea of eaal of ' p u t iir e s . He says he la not referring to SB but SPOKANE, May 34 (Spcclall-p c c la ll- • Rupert on old highway JO wh»re ^ ailon* ar* Speculative iitocki, per se. b u t _ 10 where ''J ■v whirh *u>d lentil markets continuedontlnued [•, iJff a 18ftS Lincoln driven by StephenStephen iUnwi r - in Valu' i>*n* and rath*rather to- that category which *“ ' if iai-S :ii ?' shows volumn on the tapeIM for no “ “ 'J *”<1 Inactive again this pe. ' *"?7 flfpiuwni' 'mm MM' ' MuifiMi A m erican yaUs, atruckruck two ¥>4 HH cows f Z apparent reiuon oniy tolo dUap-dUao- «““• Queens were Iradeti at the fJSl* 1I< I! a cir 41\4"I Nor*nr d be re- I®''®).' yellow* were reported IIU Sxtenalve damagea were»re eesll- .ii- M*rrh 5:»M ;f'?l : ? » (Pe*r « « from the («pe and be ra- >*■“ rSperin! W hilee TheyTh€ Last! Ki m?! 1!!1 S’"*!' *’ c !:'i i;J, placed by anoUier category..ory tradedtrwe around |S.OO andi lentils l l Hol!|lay SpiN . *•> mated to tho ear, Ono cow was April I it 1.41 1.4a plaoe is geti- ***'• *"‘ «“ ''® th e #8.3S level, ,L 1* injured n btnijr she tdhad to to he he f ; ; ; ------z- 'TllU“x i Ijf. ol I. n."- " 'm? i;iiiK«v:i« S •la liifl)c»t)ve of anin overover* All prloM quoted are UiresUer thresher J uj't destroyed. Owner of the,. .K.01, stock ' T rust Fiin»ls a I iiH waa not known, IB bought market conditionn and Isla run, f.o.b,. c ar a t shipping polnl. is^ ii!iS,a p s .11. m •"V-tM««T T»l,mTB , , luiially followed by a reactionaryictlonary gtorastorage and handling charges MmI (W WtlirMn 41%4iU 1Neither Muir nor hla wife wwi ‘.hC.‘. Goodyear'si Finest!Finest ria i>!> Injured. Thbra. were no citations AfllllaurtAtiiiia r«nd. ....— (.is! “,'S I.IB P*'“ ' 1“ "I"". ,h« .hotii “hould be deducUd to arrive at S ! : S : : ; n .1 n ‘"lil . 'f laaued,“ according to flUle) PPatrol- atrol- Onmmonwialth In...... I.H» «0.»t 10.t t Baohe Qac and company saya th e Im lUr. - Wn lUnforn M\i I, net price to grower.______'•I Nfck Wn 111 T.1.7 ID So” mi man Roy Thomas. iMMllgatlnjAllgatlni 'ill£I ‘S iS m arket could well tu n i In a n P • Ml Irreg.ular performanceice until p n i te Engle ^ ^ ______Nallimal (Imwlh .. ------1.*1 I.M1 enmil S.B8 enough momentum In built up Double Eoi I It , • N*ll«H K N U 8TR IN AKMYIV l-uin.t. I'ulriam (lr.mlk . ___ S.T# t III l.«l ^ “ o»*ry ®*' It into new high ground. | t silt ■ Bache and company saya tlie | n - iS)z RUPERT.. May 34. - Bdwatd Z‘ ^ t s l ? t Bdwatd ^;'|V.‘'i'’ln**ln*.l^:“ * “ SSI1 ! '« S.S7 ■ Jerome |i. Onldl^ of Jra Northwestern I T ]M ; Broadhead, w n «t Mrs,s, Mary vaiu! Vaiu* Mn. HpM uriit.... aio4 alit IIM TIRES ffa »» r.«n»li -tt « |>H H MeAlUter,Ml ro u te a, R upert.* rt. hasli»» K*r.w>i K*rn. fla ------ii.sof .!•.*; ii.i t n *»«“ a u p P t and eom pw iF •^y* I ; PREMIUM T 0 n!i4 only surprising pnrt of thUt £mar- I lANOB ‘n »»»« *rmy anrt K*r>i»i I , iM i tern th at it U following, 1'resent- *■* Ordi C«»f. nia DUime,line tvHI k./..oK./iion* » t ______it.i i '14.11"iilS .'TS: EquIpmeiU,lnc. ' wife, *h l a ).« KiMloni a i ...... 11.01I ii.'4i 11.41 fy, fy, the « great*«t amoimt of frt- ■ s a . ' i a «ar m ™»*■<*» in Salt U ka Olty whilsWhile h#he K.yiioi>a B 4...... 4,11 » .1J» 4.11 Urest t«reat is evidently centeredlered on on 125 No. Wathlngtoni mm^mnr:rv,M U tn train in g . lnu>mInUtnallontl fund ____14.17’ •**'' II.OV the belter { Q uality secondaryecondary y^j„ . stocks which have not as yet I X®itli Guilty im r fully participated In the ad P l l . B vance. "flueh action la expected 733-1260 F a l l s M a r k e t s ~ | S c » m A g e l t i r e itl? I Twin Fallal I to nontinue durliiH tlie n » t few I riRE m I ■ înmer Death L weelu," Ooldberg »»ys.______IR ipraM ntallvn a i W - OBAiN lU ».|l.l« Id S a lt vartar ______M•IM. M Pb»lM>Uh«liJ’lsR lM * •«*••►}!■»• P * k l»,*(i!li;» -If y . . C.a1 rixj Y*yf ZTl fef "K Y EA; R^:^y o u n g " I 1 ^ 1 * h«mmsru n s ? aan n ...... **'**a'“To« fafw A f aarf !•«*>— n«r1l.rt K # • _ • Cli«.a,>y«(»lln.» ...... Of »«om ' i**'*' * “ fo«ndtd w U ty ^ t ^ r ^ k n «tM«4) ( D.MlN to It.* RY1HM RAICAUAKMI * Mwltor iulfc Unk ■ Thun> LivR roiir/rm ' ,Tw. ' 2 I C S oI.O^ ' ■mmmwnhmmm (D**l*n Ml «uuu4) U n'l* * Ko. i;« ------L_ J II.IM I;K .M *1 H SILVER SADDLEDDLE U w d PI(M U rmI \\I ' \ "'/sv I U w d O n C *9hn• ' 1^ 1 ^ , :!!!i!!ii;«rK«i» •• u***. h S T ! ------Zm u L m

t . ' \ F riday, /Âay 2 4 , 1 9 6 3 ' g Twin Fall* T Tlme»N»* lm e » N < w t ■ T EELEVISION L I O N S C H EE D D l U L E S ’ BATDROAT,BATDRO. MAY U . i«iDAir,IÎDAir. MAT U r u r m " B t m u a ," (1:15i pJn.p A . GCBS)—Washington B S l- va. New T o it Yankeea Burley Turns ntawMie.-'(B:50 pja. CBS)-a -2Ba*6tiL-’LUji»..«BCl-I(9l»..HSCl-?*M ^geI«.Dod«ew_«.Si^mac^ daughter.*way-trom har-brldagrc “ Ky <»ther trta. #. . ■ n S H ^ • muu„ Fifth «tfeet to R l«rer »treetstreet wiwas H |S iB > u M r ' *. i A .1 «h.f, Irlcked out of Kookle's custody b turned down by thaB city coumcouacU ■ H R 5K |JB |L 4 ^ 8 H B H H *BMtanauy.r (tf:U pjfT-X after th« third reading. brcâra and Tommysnmy MalUmMakem headline the folk-, mualo U taleni le n t 5 ^ 1 “ .iiu .u , Thirteen propertyf owner#owners aat- earning this t ^ 'f r'from o m Brown univeraity. tended the council meetingneetlng Mon-Moi -asaaneko^ (SI pjn.pai. CBS)-ACBS)— country lad. on a Tlslt to DodgiDodge "The Jack Paar Show,**.™ ,* m » w ild Ota«” <<19M)10M> MarlMarlon Brwdo. I.ee M arrin. Mary M ar fatii Uliuijjel »)■" Wiis to iiUfcuPMsilnn'i wlfa U knied In a stagecoachUaM Bastara.'*h - (B(British, ritish, 1955) R ichard Tt>6i m a F R I DDAY, A Y , M A Y 24,1963 Twla FaSk Boise Bo Balsa Idaho Idabo FallaFans Cbaanel} iBformatSaa beloww b Ihtt, gtvea th.i Tlna-Nnn b. rtHte. [ o n o r s Channel■el 11 Channel Chani I Ch«.o€l 7 O ta a^ l Takes Honor ...... Cablee« « Cable Cabl* ■ CaWe S ABO-CBS ABO-CBS taeetleae shaald ba diraetad ta itha statloa cnncfrtitd. ' ABC-MBO*IBO* CBS CE ABO-MBC CBSB______. _____ BLU I • KBCKBOI I KTVB in InSliootinjE;f i n j n ; — — . — ■ - TwlaFanala' Bolsi Boise ‘ Boise lasShk t»W I______i |C»P^ g»p. K ^ A 0«#t-m. SBBnroo chaaael 1111 j ChaaaelCtuuuu t Cbaosalf ■ BtTHU Uay a^-LynnYjnn iqpma*.iiSin i ____ CabU t CablB B uhl, w ith * scoret of 7M.765, tttol t «UND£B PARIS) SKIES,” winwill 1M of many daaeaj»a mmben lali the aasaal wUlasDaaB R,df .nSI R.da.1;uda. c p«"t- m . K.b n n n J Rutf »M R ^ l.l C*„t. and Badle Partin.• Twin Pa aeqeeoee (not tn Parle,Part., batbat inIn tbaI drive-la addiUanm of the Twla Falls Baak and T n s t eemiiany) wU A»lB Sbcrl U «ia ' AMAMbb ■ - I L , ' 1 . w ith a score of 48flrWr took ove;overall left, Marilynkrllyn Rappleya*.Bappleyi Barbara Howard aad and Jeaneet Bertoch, aO Twlaia Falls.*ê. Falls. Tbe *lis Ibtrl u aI*1S o” >Ma MIehty Moo.. ?55» L^,'S?rber InIn aa terleaseries of three aeqneneea.t. Proceed*Proceeds fromfr the recital, betag«ta« spoasoredsDoasored i>* Kint Uon*r4a Ml>ht» uiihtr H«ui« King W e j rdo I Ml»ht> Mow lass siasss: the Buhl Bowmen Invltatloi ^ a t B ^ »« W£hxy_ Newi Blekwar P .tnl SVklfc n Invltauonai ^ tb eîn t'alliT J>y-L-blltt. «y-L.hit^ iwin 1» used fee eialpmem for ^«a . 1 >.iM«.uaa clasaea a t Bobert . u U l a ------(H gbw o ^ shoot Sunday at the clubseluh's out-o 81^,^ Jnnlor blgbb sohooLsohooU (Dudley, (Dnd photo) door range at Hagerman.g e rm a n . , * * * * ------III Parr ------IK?,— Un Tli ^— I S S - S t: m n i m dlvl- * * * * * * * fk ,* * Diddr B«» Rot«t» Room tor »»iMr Ro? Winners of tho men's « 6 dl D,aiT flr^ Ro««r» /t^m hr DtddriiS Bor Hfr*rr sr ■ "irtEB -w iH S * lion were Arlie Partin, Hag */ HVSVKE8 i*'_S!;; 8k. K f . ,„ u » - l " — man; Lowel ja«els. Buhl, » S m T w in Falls.ills Ja:Jay-GEttes to ------I 1IB5I3 s ; : : a isBky fKlaa i s f,(« Oaketaa (Bawbld* O D el Sweat, Tw in FlsllJ. I n i fvm\NJN5 FB KlDplESAN^KSJSK "iii IE - iM 11- m Exploring HtwtHaw* US Dakota* Rawbld* aso division, winners were Qeii IMS sra saa Bybee, Castleford'. Tom Irv R p V l l f t | tRWWUIU2EWFERPAR£NTFERPAKNTS’s5 ____------t i s i l ------!!; s a r ini;!;i;“lug:; gate ata r S S Sponsorr FilerFfler Dance Revuey — SEEMS UlfE THATSHOOlO ( Ad«*nti>r* Eiploriae Ntwt Ksmp*. »od Beneth Ward. Pll. BaMbtil . F.iPk>riu ‘WUmere of tbe men'stnen's 115no dlvl-dl Equipment fo r thle e special^ l a l edu-iedu-1 Pare*." featuring' all the modem iBETHEOTHERWAY'R^rj "‘si Eai Bw«b«Il sS • B -n r * 0 « « g*-**;'K S l ■!!! SSSS IKS IK S!! I! ll:: JE3 a]0n were Lusk McCoy.AcCoy, CCut u tle - cation classes a t thene new R RobW ob^ t and creative dance.studenU.e,StudenU. . ^ / —EssjiauDM«b«ll _ B«4nr a CfeU Battball _ _ as D*(*od*r* l«~t. jtloaU <•«S wju g.,2,. S t S i .school will be Mrs. Nielsen basI been teaching ■ — / / >/j Jonl: Arlle Reynolds.Ids. Bubl,Buhl, andi Stuart Junior high .school will t>e / / / / Ull* |nu«bali IBuiballBuiball BnllwlnkU Bw«h«jj I Cleve amltb. Boise.le. In the 1(W purehased with proceedsjroceed* trpm frpm In Twin fWls for the paatpajt seven ^ . / / / / / / lit Bu«b«» BU«bilIB utblll- Bo)l»lBkl» “«•?•}}------class, w inners were RobertRob WlUa Dean Nielsen'sm's school of years aiul Is a memberaember of the / / / f - D utU il TV cikrimiM BM*b«i H M «b.ll_ ^TV PUrhou.0 B^Mlttll------etxunk. Shoshone:; Pete'Pabqla.Pete'Pabi dance revue, at 8 p. m. Monday Dance Caravan group, Dance \ \ j j j J f l A L ,. ■« — l S ! > Wendell, ««t OQbert3bert AfUdau,Arlid Jo the PUer hJgb school aehool audl-audi Educator* of America,rlca, and Inter*Inter- L Butloll BMhill ButtaU Bhoebone— ■ torium . national Society of Dancemas- Bu*b«1l • Bm «I«11 BM telt ------~jo»-Xiee-P*rU»r-»«ttmOl—HageonaCk — ♦,» ^ iW ’iii |Si S ^ • tW -Itd a tb a s s i took th e women’s 339 class dl

vtt ■ ewnpl* •;!•• isssffi; ss: _-,--..ila8s_ju«^.Maiy.-.Jeff»,_BuLlJeffs, Burley; —« rst sûehca wUl-deplct-varl* Wll meetât 8 pjn.jn. Monday In ptK*11) CkII Ua}or 7 K;m|SSiI ‘ir. SffiS.. KLon* :S: Baafir Morlo ' Ultko Hm ------:— BurUy;-iunlQr, dlviaioo J3U IP sM nd Ctcll] Maior Adatoi ■ Clite Huntlcr Bcaer aod Glwiimi N*w»------Roman— i cennAn; Uttle Ohlekgnn«v?dil'i.i!m dlvbl “Heard’a Pharaoh,”lh,” a year-old New*' Ntw* RouttM . ■ ■ ■ B H B >>1 »ta*0B C GilUat aiiiirtM iv ISara BcDtdlct ' " S ^jîkirClSiS^ SS S;:r“ Keith Eggleston, BuW- Buhl; d DdlK n«‘>e 1 ‘’êdbred by own- fU lUeUWiNtrr < J*tUt McU»)e'« Navy !•* I .. n AkairiJm*'lm*' sAsaarae ailwerackW . l « ’l SbowOm* Rww« .., I Rwlis >SSd ers, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Heard.H eard. ______~i<» IMchii«'«N«TTJlMMR GaltaatMra J»ckl8 San Benedict _ JaekU (ikatoi Mavy I gt'l ShowUme BuSooicI Ptsher, BoUe, andI lucaieRickie Tc i-ooa, QmndVlew drive, made bis N«rr . J»eU* ClMKA M«U»)e-> Na« Buhl. •Ivo, m ade b is ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m i I UttrttiMNaTT Wdk JacklB J*ckl« Gl»»ion Uwrenea McH«1>'i MayWelk ' t,,| im.| abowllaa'laa Blac*coacl Blac*coaehW. tol'l 8bowUn*‘ SetesSiH ,u. *on Woh champlonahlp Jn fourDur consecutiveconsecgtlve ■ Jack Plsher, Boiae. won h I B a Wdk^,•‘.’5. Jackl* OUaMti Lawr^nc* WelkIk Ltwrtnc*Uwrtnc* W«l W»!k ,il Infl Sbowtim*Im* 8Ui«oa«l BlASMflatliW. lat'l BbowtlaM StrcaBaN m l e n ^« %r*lkW,1k JaekI* I U „ 9 Cl*a*eo Lawrcnc* Welk Uwrtnc* We fllnutont* Bi;;; Alon. I M o r k .^ ;! followed by Btll iiiii Lelsl. . Namna Nan the AmericaniCTlcan Kennel K ennel WW M l a Wtlk Have Cud Lawranet Welk Lawrtnr* Wel . ,|!L Siîs:;:, .B ?;; daylnBoUe. " " " . W,lk 7">»"^r-W>|k.l.I^w^ja..^.; and Roger m n k «ndind Babe HHM-i “ôw Wednesday in BoUe. lA N T E It SiM I Bo»lof GBtiin» SiM Bias Alona Tar a DlektuDIeki Sint Aloas Uari* ioa««w««a ^ shown at tbe _ _ _ , ^ ^ tlf Doilnc Guatfflo Iff ShwAlosc I'm Dleh , lie Bmlw GunimoGaniowiia RotlDe BoilnfBoslaa U RKbt Tt Sonaat Corrtne P U h^^ ^{geBoise, -*Won i ôw-iTueeday-lR-«twift-»»ais; Guatmoke B oilaf Betla^ 1------i__ I, ..Itf ,,|W | . Guntmoko Doilns •-S'*! Boslaa------IW . r r t . . l . W.Ma !rg;°â; flHiffl Isa. _ JiJgb In tha women'k4r«e aatvia where, he also won‘„-tfcSSS a flve*polnt ---- REGISREGISTERED— - undled by R. liM lB » f Cub IDtftod*nunamok* M ken«t ■ *»M Jaek Parr 17 anBael dlvtoloo. followed 5by cCarol S i h HiS? ««’™«»««“«• *>»■ «• ilt - lltv* Qua Dtfnid* L S i^ w S a Rlckford, Balt Lakele City, one of h m ■ ■■ in Dtftoder* El*nnth Hour BaY*'GaB • ; • { , way. caody I m .am.aad Thet ineresa outstanding dog handlers In til Guumok. Dttndt c:n:m°k"* aiSFISfii: a S Lelhy, aU Bolaa. m Deftader* EU**olh Hour Ha>* Qua • , Ul lj« k K !;- dPoeiimentarySSS“ 1 Jack t n»tla Fkrta ______the West. S 10 Deteodtra El*T*Dth Hour Gunimok* I* • Detftidere I Klei.tnO' Hour CuntmoVeflaofaiaU out* « flarrlatrrlat Ntwa NfWf [ Club BCHOLAltSBir 10 {fooUnanar Uorl* Caataolu '*• Oiat* 4 Harrtetrrtet Waalfc** Wtatker Wt*lW Declo 4-H Club I* Usolenannr Uo>l* Guwnoka Ma Morla Jebnny Cartoa Uort* r 1 BUHL, May 34 — MMargaret argaret NUI Ul lnumimnk« ' IlHtttiil* W l |Mor|* __ Johnnr Carton Im^ X .- p , lU R SE S ■ ii! it:; aa aa: ckeock N««t MotI* Alf Hltebmk Lifi&dcrs daughterughter ofOf Mr,Mr. CHD All HIM IGun,»«fc.«kw.k (ffooUni Mwl, M^;ie ■ I Alf-Hlkhtock. Chooses Leader and .Mrs, Howard1 Reed. Buhl. Buhl, TUKQR ALI ALL SHIFTS wn Mort* Johnsy Gama Heri* DBOliO, May 94-M r. and }. III Ounimok* UsoUni {iiBissa ijs'grMS Morlass: Johnny Cartoa Uorh w has received thehe Twin Palls 111 Alt KlUkeocktkcotk N««> I Mm i* I Morla ” Alf **• RlUbeoch 111 Johnny CartonKB Morla Motla Johnny C*rMB U*^ •:. Jimmy Ballsy wan elected le HI Ia» m uCkeoek k ^ k .LK Mori* wlf- . Mo.l* Alf IllUlieoeb ard fitun the U(»l* Motlo _ N**t _ , , i4l JabBBy CartOB•OB Mort* Mort* Johany C*t»oB Mart* ■ ' ( ers ot the DmIo Big D Uvest University ot Idaho,no, Moscow. IIt t n i ^ — « .« 1 4>H club in Oeelo at a meet ) tllll |AU HIUkcMk I Mmu R8L ■• " — ..... ' ~ a=r eo»«s tees for twotwo semest^rt.semest^fi. rleOSePlease Apply Balt Uke I ,1 ~ Tuesday night at thet* bl|b sd: acholarahlp UI given to one :is Fl I ss:i: KUTV KCPX KBL :|f agrleuluin room. It was decli , »u ------FaPe L«SS11- Ball Uke Balt'Uke Balt Uke a liTthS art Ji. TWINIK FALLSFAI C lIn IC KIF1lOe) • I Cbannci KI I Channel 4 Cbann«| • Idabo10 FaPe Cable Ball S Cable 4' Cable ft J l . have eharge of the members i ^ O ABO CBS J u k T f a N O S H i Cbsnoe) • Cba ILEVISIONIS~ ■ I hava bone projeeta and J I "T/luK PIANOS W t>ÔSPITi>tt======J g L CABLEV ■ I ' Jordan and Bruoa» Turner llll | r®» »»NT o«O K but auT toad membera who10 have calvesca I U Cirlooiia f Al«ln f PENNIES _ KOhiy Mouea | ^ Leonardo Xini Uon«rdo Carloona Ulihlr Ueuti [..^n.nlJKIn. W p.rd^ C a rlso n , . i KluMyRln Tin Mou.1-nn 1 ' ' i 'IR I M R|n Tin TIB ^ SII Rurt iUdSi I FurrRuft ■■ Ctrloon* RIRoyb TinfUmn Tin I * JT Jk ^ „ .rt iB-jff I'urr Ctrtooal R|n Ttn TIb r »a.Mf Hoam for Duddr C'tnooai ftoy Roven Sill |8a*rl UoU ’ Ightrl L _ I 6 3 is t h e N K I N G oi b b o o u u t a . . . m m a m m :u lard ICkrleon* £ CarlooBlM Skr Kina j THINK L^'n.plplKln. 141 (Kin; •ard Cartoon*1, Cartoonlr* Bkr Klne >« Uflooni U«anr and Cecill!J New* ™ ------„ . , m i ^ B l*^rv 'I- [Furr ICjrHK.ni m anr anj '«iT Huebali ill Room ftirII &*• a n .« n * Kui* Nunnr UtMUII t Cirtuun* AUkatam ' llaaebali lliH I Mr. Wlurt jCkrlMni L BUSINESSMESSCAREER? ' 111 Mr. WiMra!______Ctrtoen L M m m _____ , la«ulriDff Editor rrt««d riiika ^ « U 1 I , lit ^ Fjp!"fin!— ItnqulrniK l i S i Itdlm rrlend y itc k a B a ttk a ll -- ' U you hov« been?een thinkingthinklnj obout o business co- Uct* Mo«l* ; haMUII i ~ - Q UiA A L IT Y lllll iKiplorlu I ICtrtoon III KtploriM |Ckn<>onJlld S ______UntU tlla»cb*ll reer now Is ththe e timtime e tot( oct. DON'T WAIT. 111 Ckrtnoat Cirtuun ENROLL NOWW — JoinJoir» thei highly.trolned, B and 9 . _ j » _ k j n o w ; _ _l<:>rio..nHo>lt ■ Mo«U H ri« ______t s u i H i a ^ . . . W iH rW ------bMa.I* la ils. Ruwllni Award ‘iW. lMS i ___ School'i Out'ul'. . . . (saming Continmil business skftls.s. Mo>l* Bowline Mu>l* WAIT *1" IS"’: I ifcii Get Your Tounfliftfoungsten In The Hablf (H . e d a n d . ■■_!!!J m . la:::!:Md.I.Rowling Hii.le Mori* _ lll..wHn«. I m,,,!. _ 1 G ood IlM IflMfUIl IMa.I* wa..hr«,>h....rhe... ENROLLROLL NOW! t SpolUlMofle WorM or Bporta Uo.l* lif led in 111 r>M:!:i! r Vporit \ )Mo.lt t ' : World of iiperu M.i.la _m liiM.Mi r ni>»rU I Mo«l*mo. i, World ol Bporu Mo>l* jl . DAYr ond IVIN IVINING CLASSES [.fltwrta I WoTle LB'orM Mofle lTIONAL CHANNEL llll I WarM o( S|H)IU|Mo>I« ■lliaJ'"- EDUCATION, III Woild «r VporliIRporUlMoYl* Ma.lt World of Bporia Movl*Oan Biaoot ^ ^ 111 World or rai»rUR|>»rU MotI* Mofl< World ot llporu Morie I — Iff t. Cel. I Mu.t* dh»*nn* Hartlr* r ila . Iol Summer R otesl r. Cot, I M».lt______ICIi*r»rm* tU».|lln*a Special Sun ■ SUMMERJMMER TERM ! 4 III IWorM ol Rporu Movl* III WurM of HiimUle (H«K»*>*r. MofU Col, Chfrmn* Dan Biaoot m STARTS.ARTS JUNEXTT II* M« III ilullKlokl* HaKMri Ilf »nm lUnwftttSIS I n*ffl S M»«n S 8:ll:;ilir. fcHSSJa^ W I * PhontMl* or S fe et Us Now 141 I S«m lltittdUi5 lB«m1»«flia; IIS; Il5;:::: i ligi:8i=r.! l i ^ ■ TODAY ■< • ill aMllit K fo t CompfeftCompfeft Information III Mm Motl* .awriix* Wtlk J**kl* Gleaaoi ...... HI l/^ liK ,.,.llw{i»a::i: : : = ESH I. PHONE , till Mbvli I Mat* | | H ' .a*iu------Li-Iiiiri TfnIlillllTi Ml__ ■^W tUSINUSlUSINUS » IDUCATION li* Udt{« M»«« — u L to i— ,^,IS7yi; S::l: 8 := !: ^ |H ^ DOESN'TiSN'T COST — IT PAYS .ilL 733-2233 ’ I ’ i:: f e — iBntii - ___«"i: io...gii:' III M».U mS.I« K ti„ . FOR I »<» iMnrU Mi.,1. , |S::S Risss:: CONNICTION ) LlLMtSIMEaLCQUIfiL tIH Uu,i« III Mwl* m"’!* - ______u _ _ -HI Iai i BtT* r | b a::t:*wi* is t: ' • tmt Matte II,ulna Mn.l* “in IU p::t:qtH lM ^*'fta i Bnanl...... H.,rt* i» lisssssass^sss^sss - i i i , IS i k - f t s - a L ■ i '• . ’ - ! U * S ? L " i S i " -; : ...... l 5 - l i — 111 Uu,|« Muvi*’* • > j — - ]■ fC T ic e s | ■ - u ^ jg in il CE n n i n n l s l # l a m R a na < d p 1 ; w .. Kenneth Hdlyarer lumhave nUretwned to the Wood r t m 'C - , v . ' - ^ E* Cc T t i 6 iX ^ " SiJwa®* .tototer at.toP.ln Paha Springs, Calif. HeUyarIat H i______l - ■ '‘ MaM ogic V o lft/i W^ eefc-fnrf e e k " f n r f IF a r m f i o p e t ^ ^ tte muMT ea« bh rueranehct .m the Eart fork ,»f f ------< ^"S T nd Cow ranch newnear Qtimett which Is B; ______' • May 24-25, 1963 -1 ' -■___ ■ "I. StatisticsStatist Book Lmnrai^JTirratls Timei-Newt' 9 - .------^ jrea moved tome of the ealT^ fromcn ... .. j^B ' Issued by U.S., •' SJ* »«S’Kt King C hU HIU1 'to the pasture land here>re ' • ■ • ...... #»‘ot the 19S9 census ot agrl- j WASHINOW ASHINOTON. ;May 24 (WD- ilture. IlM yJSiSu w™ >"• wk-end; » i^ ...... , . ■ TTie The agrlcultagriculturs department has ^heThe book conUlnscot itatlstlcs on 'awUtena TaDey, nlgrani laborere ate . *.’• , ' ' '' . issued Ita annualan staUstlcal year- agriculturalgrlcultural producU,; produc- lone beeto at tbe ranch hare bees > ^ ' K n ''- book. I t iala called appropriately, Uoivoiv prices, tuppllet.ti coatt,' ta - “i; sSJ^ta"«ts have had to be replanted oa tbehe v ...... ■ '’’A ••Agricultural gricultural Statlsttcs, 1B63.'' comt,omt, land useuse, farm ownerthlp, B in...... TTbe h e depardepartment said the cur* farmworkers,uTQworkers. food consum ption . i H | . . ■ ■ ■...... • ; rrent e n t edition is a more complete andnd related subjecta,si There ara \WM ...... O ' reference ththan any other iwenl ttallstlcaUtlstlca on weather, freight - I B .„ . Mr* Vewii idutenoarrsoa mored to the fomer KoJn* - • • _• . ; Issue,issue, wwith ith some tables dating rates,a(es, refrlgcrefrlgerateci warehouse Jg; ^ Sfolenns Peiry thlahla week andtn will operate tbe raneh ...... back lo lMIBM.' The statlsUca re- storage,torage, fisheries,fltherl forestry, world iW j “"S. Mrs. p»ul Srekson.D, who open operate ranches in tba Tida-a - ...... _ fleet ravlslonsravlsloi resulttag from re-|croparope and foreignfon trade.______| E 2 1 eut of King HUl and the fonner gyL=hw =lc.to|«mP«>rTy. .jP^ - ;;;; ; 1 MitfnrJ SDukt. Cftrey.'ft^ nember efof the taldlaw Park Graa* ^“•JSSoon^rte ^slncag In Uldl, Uidlaw park la cxeeDent a a i C O R B E L BALBALER i sre plentlfeL B«B mm U.«MU M cattle aro new g ra dI lif f - . | H | MSru. Mdrtod■ted by Ho,Howard U thba, h b n illa« ^ . .; ;
- —. vead o f t* ttto belongtoinglng to H.R. McCoy Jonea bave jMse a a ...... the former BUelutenUten ranch west of King Bm to bla “S f i S . B » l» « "» • r Med HeathHeath, foreman[< of the rancbt isd - T w ii n n e , « » ««W«- «u.Htmy Woods tt'inituetie are busy laying sewer, water Uneasea RRIVED .,T S iE > electric UD«et for’or a trailtftralKr home to be morsd in for JUST ARRI VEI w K l the w r . a n d M rs.ra. BBert ert A. lPowell, and Mia. PoweQ^.>11^ H i Si^STM InnJe Scott H »le Rer.Rev. Mr. Powell Is a retired U etb- J^^nlnliter, and they plan to make theirthi home near the woods.)da. ^ SUPPLY LIMITED> THIS SEASONS .tM ranehew, Dwaynen s Ward,Ward. 1Bert Traey. Lewis BaaeaaBoa le frwm Floyd Knigbt- to - iho Tw *ee ^ Orders should bobe pluceplaced now __ J tract near HolUster last week. Owaan a G ? d » tneked eattle to theIhe area. FeedF« la reported to be veiy « We aro told not enough Twinetwine to ggo around on ^ akd to the eatUe. The raachera havaAT* mmBi if fei ^ account * of world ihortage> of siial.tiial. ______■ sarby resident to haal (he water. I ' CORBEirtWlNE Irom■n Ostond, Belgium.______I Pnhriw. bum; Bob Relnke, Wendell,Wt and Qene T uTwr n y GUARANTEED finest quality andan. tensile ______I iunin Reinae onud aud JtUi _ ------a trtn g th . (B ao u lar o r ha.vYh e a w duly)dui ______- M SS^»uthw«t of iMttle. ____ ■ ■ ■ . DELEGDELEGATSS TO the AMr.ane Smamer CtConaerratloa eamp ftalftad nettet,neatea, HarneyI Lumber eompanyIpany and FamFa Servtee. Inc.. eon- w a r n Maodfc Tattle, baaI aeretalaem al fldifields of beans np and show-»*• the ,pspot o t,on the n a ^ The tbreeiree boya aa*» n bbdng apoasered by the tribated to the dlstriet to makeike It poatible to send three boya this - Twta FalFallt Cenaervation districtstrict They aare. from left. Bandy«dy1 year tasteadtai of tha ^ usual two.wo. T bhe e eamp eam p k beU each gammer. ^ h|tbtrow». _ _ _ _ _ se e d & I :------Bean. TaTaylor Brown and Hlark ark Llennan. Two Kimberly bmi-lUii- (Ttmea-Newa(Ttmei- photo) ______Mr. wd Mrs. Oeorge Bennett,nett, HanselHansen, have purehased a 170-ITO------FEEDC0.1 r ten t u k oa the north sideI from LymanLymi Calder and are in the -a bean meal They had made good Tl* w u dextroee, and three per centy I C I O B E 4 •nctti of moTtns. Itie |^ c «e Is located near the Bacon ranchiS In Fed IH a H Steers gains, although the vltamtaa5“J A MuchITl Sugar :Swu com S syrup. S * ^ reserrolr bed. *n»ey haveave ^three cJ:children ta achool. and they *■ stores to their livers were nearlyaearly WASHINOTON;w a SH May 34 (DTB—WB— Soft drinkd producers are S! tbe fCORBEL DISTRIBL tu the end of the term next weet C 'l • depleted. An econj>TTt11 ether tadusliial usea ot sugar. made good gains when fed urea A are rc nimni. ERS s^d nesfly 8 5 ^ cent o f ______^*w K i^^^"^ply baa been tHe"^c ¥agic Talleyley Farnrers-^] mental' nitrogen to the diet,st, a ÎrUallypartially depleted. ***° to the 1:beverage tadustry ta 1961 y WU sugar, about two per ceiit ■ whn« s to r m y weather baa tracts.txacta. Bata, and-tats of It, was ^DiversityUnlverslt; of BUnolt animal■ scl- Ift* .a vltamta’A ,■ deficiency had ^ com- needed, and got plenty of entlsf ha E t*tt-e»asln«_«^-d?^W5j-^- nêd y of entlsf hu rôrted. ■ inta of iick- raInr'ra'e“ rtlirpnjvid«d-*-»^ -ôrS“ i -"ors-BmitJi-iasffTtated-that ...... et, It i< rspld]f turning Intoito a hlclehide tto move the anow pack off sffect have been required. ' ■ , um- the southern hills and tato stor- urea ^be did v not produce any effect have bee UCalng lor Magic Valley fann- the «oi ■“*" on tbe vltamta A status off the The staglesi Titamta A Section . e i tnd ranchers. In many sec* age. tJoni of the county the recenticrat *^li»ro 'Hm are rumors of Sataum . produced a larger buildup 'TZoi re- CONTROUEDI phu hiTe curtailed the call1 fotfor tract farmersi receiving • » < > £ « In *a JJtest with 95 heavy steersiteew JSve vltamtavU A ta the Uver than , M|sU«-water______tach Inch peri share. Tbla would be as fed a finishing raUon, half re- »h.the vltamta,itai A given ta the,feed. |IRRIGATION WsUr was t u r n e d Intortha the 'allght^creaserHoweTBrraaiy^ g h t » to-In . celved2 * ^ “soybean meal as the °“ only f .This situation wu probably•obably • ■ - - ■'...... — juab of the Salmon Ca-c l Srme crease would be more for 'nmo- , - . source^ «of nitrogen supplement., Itli due to lou of some orally ad- 111* - - 9 — - ^ ...... Ml (ompanr’the-flrrt-ortBe-the raJ^Take-than actual benefit to .w mtatstered^tamta-A.in^.dlÎ t : . ACME ------iKk. Ample m olst;^ tn many tbe tr » « « v e PfifA, : g, ^^ IMk prevented many farmers Dciei th i half .the soybean meal so th at SM^ve } urea supplied about half off the ~------CORRUGATORSI a tbfl Twin yalla tract from range has improved ta “ W I tlie WYOMING EVENT > ■Oatng when the hlÛ net ea-ca< areas. The Improvement should wppleaentary nitrogen ta the ___ « not-be considered good or? ex- raUon. THERTHERMOPOUS, WyO, May . • 7 - #»ll*nk gare way.. not b each 34 — Plana for an outstandtag . Hatyourdtaisn » imrdlng to Myron Doasett,« e t t oellenoeUent. Half „' of the steers ta each a4 — Pl tred by reyor. M a n y Twta Palls fa n n e n i w e» » a the Hereford field day, sponsored by ■0 consemtlon «now lurreyor. Mar were froup noelred ritamin A int*m|n the Herefori the Wyomtag Hereford assool- i have concerned that the storms eould could ration «and half received vltamta the Wy tlH ttonns d e f i n i t e l y have oonea d a b- atlbn. Ju n e 15, were announced J hilptd tbe water altuatioaa onoo delay tbe planttag of beans,OS. fta A InjwtInjections. All steers had ac- atlbn, J THE OLDEST hs.8alm on__^^^^^^MW0rth prlncJ lunty. c m to a mineral supplementint of hby . wm,Willard Wilton, ■niermopolls,= M ACME ! dlcalciunLJihMJ>baje_andir^ 2aasoolatlon-prattrient ^ -ma field . 1 drying out the land a t a rapid mineralisedmtaerall; salt. 7 ^ ^ e H I N « - W 0 » K i ------:__' • e n rate and farmera are w ortog Before iflhinff *'*•'* W yoming . *” Delegate Named ^ irktag Before going on this finishing; win. Hereford ranch, located alxX t«HMimiles f , . well tato the night to get theirtholr ration, thet steers had been win- Herefon 500 MAIN ~ FtUR a f - fields ta shape for planting.... terlied ion com allage and1 soy- e u t of Cheyenne. To Geneva Meet Many of the area beet growers ■WAHHmOTON, May 84 ^ OF#- are adopting a wtch and m>«aU aU = T a . Roland R. R«me, avlstaat ^ » Utude towards their crop. UIt the m t i u j of agriculture. wUl be seed doesn-t take hold In the tbe leading member of the de- I the jwaeat on the U A detegatJoo n e « few days they probablyy will to Iht mhUsterlal meeting of the h\AND LARGEST ponti agreement on tariffsîSd and ” ^^weatber altuatlon hsj was (OATr), opening la, Oe-J £ : been“ «» almost Ideal for wheat w d dry's Formn SalesSc V m V tia . Most of the stands ta1 the Henry's nm. Benrlng with Reaoe wlU « e a are off to an eioellent s ta rt b» Raymond A. lones. admlnls-5 ^ With £ * • the appearance of the mn, tnt« ef tbe foreign agrteulturaluturai îf»Ha U maturing rapidly. BATT Acoordtag *? 2 - j * u d ------Sthem weather bureau, dry weather Utki purpoae bt tha OATTQATT has unproved; growing condition B>n>(terlal meeting wUl b bee to throughoutthroi ipuch of the Oem uk* pnparatloos for tha forth- susute te. Only eastern I«laho was d tar- reporting enough moisture to K m i v i i AND STILLSTUL THE1 FASTEST GROINGROWING ootoi round of trade and tar- repoi I V H I I n iwfDtlaUona affloof OATT «Ielay«Iela> field work, and thes bui- I •Wier oountrlea. ezptet^l•d to tetta tetln notad tha altuatlon waau Im- ^ e e r t y m m \JproTlng p n r i rapidly.______INI N IDAHOI01 for 9UAUTY PRODUCTS...PRODU q u aALITYSERVICB l i t y : n HONESTST DEALING...FAIRDE/ UR MPRICES ____ FRIEB: B A B Y I BUILT THE CUSTOMERCl CONFII: 6 n fid b n c e THATAT MAMADE US THATIVT WiWAY KEWINSTAtt/NSTALlATIOHS*MAIHTENilMENANCE ------REPAIRSREPAIR! •ANY ACREAGE:EAGE CWKICKS AGRVGRICULTURTURE Wednesday,loy, l ^ l l j k I ‘ May 29thh | t! ClCROP P 25 FREE CHICKS ' I S Pl» R R A Y INING
H 25 poundt of i '" " nGround S rw or!■ AiAir ■ "PURINA" S > .9 55 '.I IDAHO'Sm s LARGESTL SUPPLIERHJBOP ■ CHICK STARTEI^RTER m SPRINKLERIKLER IRRIGATION ^ SO-th« plaf* to go H • Mah» MU. ITY Seed& 'h t t h * h o i u e H y o u 8M -472a ■ securityIII Supply Co.)» I linowli—HINAY'SIt , H •lu iiw t' . . 4 U .9 1 7 0 ' . ' - ■ i i ' ' ' M t r uJCKLANE c k L
. • 1 M iy 24-25, 1963 i n Twin F«lli Tlm«»J<«wii n » N n n ' Candy Group N otes U se of RiirnlTtpms WABHDtaTON. May 34 m - Th® N tU o n tl Coitf«cUitloneis onw 'aa-M - ^ / iocUUon U hoWlnc Ita lU annual MmiuJ r .. • •* • -/j — wWimUun hefB. Th* rtmm<1nim.bwtt. bir^ >> r , > /| e n for ttoe eonlH tlons>n* mara nnot o t T M B ta ' r ' iMth to point out ttutu relation-nUtlOB- JM ahlp b^M D tvrlctilUir*rtdUir* wda n d -j- ‘ I ctndy. I I f The candy Induairy.y. tb» th a uao 196J1963, 2:00 p.m, c o m BOd 388,000 h e nli. i. ‘:-pf .r.lf--I lljSM ■ ^ ^ ProdueUon trom tb*Qalaadtbat U a d tb&t p ' ^ i E ^ j COM Into tb e a ew lyfmbimco IH .blUioi ^ . d pouDdf 01 cftDoy m taaiyitnyla* e / w v iu h n l i M ^ m FAIRGRIRGROUNDl i/ ’ eludes: li7Jfl00,000 poundlidi of be*beet H J E R O M E , aad e*B» th*a prQdwuaiprQdnctlon . y 3 M E , I D A H O or 80W) MW* ot iu**rlU far beetbeeU ftnd •ugtrcuM. |H B . SponsdiIponsored by 740 vmioD pound*Ida ot eoneom ijrrup a n d «SA oalUlonon pounîpoundi 0of i V; : TH^JEROM com lucitr and otherir eweetenenfweetenara. WGME JAYCEES Obtained trom 1U40;000I0;000 buih«]buihala e f oora grown o a iUi 3 /M S ^ acjjg-acg f c .j — r ! 148 mllUon poundila ot o t a b ^ peanut*, tb * produotloatlon of 43.2343.236 Mrea. KA mlUton pound#I* of almondialm ondi. produced cn 74W» aeree.urea . ' 43;»0.000 poubdi et aoybe«aoybeui • s d oottOQMed oU A om MfiOOy lOS/W ■ g y a n d NO.OOO
' I t mITIlfm p n « w w -B f-t^ eocc b a t ffiowxi on >8.000 acraa. tSO minioa pound* ot co« ------ftnd coooa prodoct*I from W*0uao.* ^ 000 *er*i of eaeao tree*.tr m . -Tlw WjjOO^yw p»odoe*d^pndQoedlJOB mflk 7 tn m « b le b cam* tb< 43 m l l l i o poond* Dl m ilk prodOBtadOBtattNdln UNd 1 ' ; . ABterlean-made candy. .W ... irWlBHlNQ TOUCHESDCHB8 een a WW*l * fM break fat tb « hlghUna hlghlln* esnalcmnal o? tb* Twin equipmentqalpewnt oYpt ground ' ’ O rto^haa W >ato_fc.pasM _Ja_ths^ »E.aoma-4biw there, ____ trtw h arn tt ~ — fc~——______rrrn______rm fr ha^takan ptoHu nf6| liftup HjIiBuw.ijo wi.i* ' ------dfiwinfRhTi»«nvi>«-f Onlted Btatc* Qanerally q>eaklng,«though‘ia- tbougb i*- p«rioo-pouBd8'Bince-ttie an- «d.tn botb tb* umtad BUt S s* w k tban usual.E Aa ’^sectionm S M mnffflu^wTpMposjlbje *^ wmifrefg! T..JLII... 'ÎWprt.dlnfl'' iww I u d lorop*. maxketto «9ert* ^ b a ba v e UU prieea ban gainedIned only m IM aounoema&t of tbe larger Quotas. —- anal save way emdloyed in fixing the break. '• ^ tool centa a pound apnadM d erer-.theever-.tbe Hiera hava bfen la rounds of ' ' Thb ia almost matched to th« UeaQwhUe, •dine'*e~fat fa t profprcfib pair>ear.~A.'*iad-ft-itorea;^fer-^»toTea;;‘for increaaea in vrhrteeala-prloea-of FERTILIZERS : M pound b a . eaae augu ao.lai.tbla jfcar. The (U # ets» . Twin cumber o f ^ e s andid laWiaa a ll pieeeipleeea • . . ' ' - • ’ - tp>«*cb(riMcb « S9 h tw H t, appeared to b*T« been made by example, aatd tbe Ht« pound ba (, S'JSJV Si m t SS i tub 'OKi.rT»n»«ij-n»iiM«r,pany-manager; T»l« ■— "• ' ’ - ’ I • tn»i - KStS7 SbSt »Uen KU .tat S5M65 centa U\ a lateat waa 78. oenta a hundred, ; ------dMOUMlMMkMU MIM M IMM.____ - ____ -1^______tndm in logar Mtur«a7 ^thekwto- C“ “P0‘ weak plaw It W hat wUl happenDen H>_m t o _ n u a r y ^ r ago» in M ev Trork o ik Jumped a Thla put tba îc« for the key in-OT Mrance. Petera referred to a [ th e n eUmb*d duatrlal grada of refined sugar up Record Given for 'ENS . ; . . . • my - ~ sdlMtoltl* pUHm. w W (•*• pHoea a fte r Octobern 1* $ n a o Ut eaiy i u ^ P«aoy Sept. 10 a n d th e n eUmbwl to ^ canid which [yen for j } loreeee. aaU DanUlM D Dyer rvSri'^S^SPZnetatt, < ita. to 814.30 a hun d red.pounanagm^^ pound hag in tbiaataned last-aum m er .1 B. W. Dyer and company,gmpany. aucar*ui But vboleaale prioearicw of augarsugar New York. 3 Lmcoln Cows mty - *M H r *n VMr > tbe- blgheat The raw apot pricehh<^« la 111 t n a> Hard work on behalf o i the ca- broken and *tatlitlelana.ielana.n« n « ax>( have advanced to tbe- blfheat < ~ fortlllMr, Hm , im *. However, th ^ bim dr^wel^t. Both prices' are .,^ fth .l POUlTOYandr and !i pert* expect prlceiI tote. return to Icvela aince 19S0. However, th ^ WE------r - - 'r r ------rr—TT' - — —, tha ,lQ«_tewlii-rt-rwg>t.ieerecent veara. u e atlU puny comparedpared to a re* up about M.40 alncaa the start ofOf week-end caughi eeded-M centa tbe- year. -...... reek-end caught Uncola-Jerome Dairy Herd Im- : M R Y FKDS “T P^HiIatlon'Increaaea.i S and r ^ S nil m tafl-prlcrihat-mweeded-SO centa nzrprlae.------provementassoclattonunit-num' I limmMil •* yM tot bMtw m ,t r. bar* «*uaed • pouod in oU>faablonedibloned dollar*doUara A spectacular dock fire In ------^-V ^ lU-dM-fe-ltti-aiMtiiii Uw Mwtwy «t . ------«taodards ot lirliv, bar* eaui 2 S ^ * * rro o o tbe water, had ber two, thee cowsWS trom Ua- ; ^ 7- ! a'aubatantlai laeretaeue laIn demanddemai during 'World war 1. Auetnlla that deatroyed 77.000 been turned Into the caaal'canal' onljonly coto county produced an averagi ar. by Oauae of tbe abortageortage liU crop tons of augar boMnd for Japaa Thla point waa em;du*lMd tte t n ^ * re the break oc-oc« of 80 pounds or more of butler- BALER TWINEWINE i Canada asd DominionMintMi SBut u g a r failure la at year la mmany any augar touched oft one rise in tbe future ntya la a has- fat during tbe paatIt month,month. ; :■ Aikywrneaieik year nearaat 4saler for a . t*, plui aoma market. But later Itit^ was lSdlearned ■«»« eompany, Oanadaii lariw t re- Tju three wers tba herd* oi ; leasmstoflaa er wrtta lai ' ■ “»• ESS?a,21£^;il“awaU. -. thla augar would be2 replaced by turned lato the canal.anal. Jack tdwards, Dietrich, with 31 ms K« ot OiAa's advanced deliveries from For- ' ! Bit Induttrlal eouiumeraeonaumera of llx* dliappearanca ot Otitk'a latroU and in- w glstar^ a ^ grade HoUtelas u Of"«*v aad *cker<.-aald-tt-a»*m-r*aid-it-S M m - priiMt n f:h M t aiigM- w ti i u m ^ «d InevlUhle tbat; .augar augar pdcea 81.40 a hundredw eight a t one ^-preU em ^ lAa4_lnoiihda-mllk- an d /« J r. crack at some midweatemratm polnU.^ U . repUclng tbe banknk so farmenfarmers pounds of butterfatT an d MartE k .lln vUl' go atm hlgber. once service A Jauregul, Dietrich, with 18 gradigrade Farm CkhOpU Biigar tutur** Jumpedimped the fuU Since augar repreaenta aa much * daily pMinlatlbl* M polnta,points, ^ aa half the basic cost et soma mpany employ^ Holsteins, averaging>g 1.031i.03ipounda poundi drS ^ mwr « « « ccncentrat*e on what bap.hap« milk and 93.9 poundainds butterfatbutterfat. lY lora «40t a pound, at tbebe opening on candles and soft drinks, many The company One registered Holatetorlolateto owne tba Ntw York market.ket. They have manttfacturers aald1 theythw b*TBbave tato P«n®d, and why. The companj ^ I jumped'In tbat fulonulon a num- paifl'the price Increasecr!2e onM _— tlso has the problem)lem oof t keepingkeepini by Bdwarda p ^roduced’ u c e d ’ 343(3430 r the ffloaer the bank aUbUlaedd ao It will boltb ^ pounds of milk aadad 80.0 80« poundapoundi V ■ n ^ of <0 recentlent weeka.weeks. alther by 'raising the aoaey, I SPECIALS! Note GrowthU W U I On May 14,.tbe market broke p ^ or reducing thea e alieilie oto lthe' S during the IrrigaUonitlon aeason. of butterfat duringig the monthmonth. W I I'i WA8HDKIT0N, Maywa« Mm — ktter bavlag advanoedanoed iharpiysharply candy bar. The aoftsft drink peo* _ U8 week aftar pla luually have t»tft raise the eo- «“ ®Stw5»*!ded w op*r«tina hav* U K naSîit ixpanded sugar money price. So far. retalten are P F O R '( fa*t*r rat* than " total S S ragrlc i r t L t au o u . b r m m t oona u to mlOA mu-lm il- having to absorb tb e wholesale I ' tural narkattaii. iacoordlnc ^ l i T tt« o . tm . I . BJ1.Wave ttotha Ughtllncreaaee.lUhl I, » o « n t U. ft d«panm«n( ot ^ BALERIER TWINEi T
I a tln n me* from 81.4 In IMO- Iw a - S t / a tf ------1------■ to in IftM-W. baatd o t ^ lO-7*ar averaff*. n e t Inolud ■ J r AJ n i M n K i K Ss ! r [CNIC TABLES—^ bualM behrten eooperatimKwperaUvaa. It / t M eM Ut 'tviU .. . 1, m to i« •». Vmr .mi wki «tat«d. Durlac Um M lU L r o a . o m m n 1 7 g e ' C H E C K O U R llV perM.tbaindaele«ihito«l CK OUR PRICK ANDID WB o r m tTHME h u s Ka t OMLT< ------1 / ” <«■ !!; of all fannera mored tran 1 - 4 - i i ------to -loia.- and_ihowt4_m S t m n mS i m i ______- - - OOUR.QUAl.IIY U R Q U / o n ; ■L derJatJoni, i u y 2 0 . p iIKM K M e» o f iHmi it^ Iwlew \ MeanvhUe. the Index of p national product, baaed on a ■ w H I l Hr 4x1 4- - }rear-«»et*|e, iboved a ata< CP riB rtTwooDrw o o D Ti**.-from 1l;4 lai 1160. c to i: l :-TRACtCk C t O R F UlEL E L ^ In 1«M. n w tiaadI fovfot indexeeindexei ofr , . oooperatlve marketlniaUngaUnc* dnc* UM] ^■ ■ |ap| ' fHBrrMos—^ ^ 2 . 0 0 2 ^ - Ua* betwaea tb* lnd*M* o f u naUonal piedtwt. and of oath Htwoon iinRiM a 1.92 oelpta ol all tarmen trom U ' w c m o m N b w o o n I narktuua. Meeot’i Inl 1*M>N P UNITEDID MOTORmi Oil ------ABtetfinrrts-tiw'ftBdiTOlw'ftBdln»-of ------the aiudy, tbu ahowedow*d a markedmar ohanie m m avUer perloda a n d rSiorm ononly4eTqnf: . Indleatea a tr«»Ut ^ d " , «' I FIBBEGLASSINSlilASS INSlilATrONjVSi" tail or^m ' UnoUy favorable to ooopera m arkeU ni.” NAILS, 8I or 16 bbox t nallt, 100 Ibi..i....enlyI2»/4cp»rlb. . ^ m - _____ lU A We Imv* d**Mt af MfwMl G RR E E i A $ E Ss V j i n V fM«le« Mterltk VAIIMV A R M P R O V m ------^ ...... HEADQUARTADQUARTIRS FOR FENCING
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™ Nea Test Periipd ' qusllty beef. . W flR I p I New End of Test P And some way m ust he nfleTBl- \^m j I o OINOINNATI. m o D May H -A yearlar ttoedi ttoedi to to brtog hi a f t u t some sys- oped for ge((getUng a fair share of ago on JlJuly 1, the V. 8. depart-rV. tem for penaUstogpi tat and en- the premium premlunr back to .the [feeder J ■ B m eat^ t Of airicuiure.-began to ccuratingoourating- - the producUon. ot 5>jLrWQhw.aad rwehw. I , ‘ I j ^ 1* sod Pwno , ■ of(«r the dual grading, system " - ^ S S i ■ (or fw beet a« a trial for one year. UM ' . ^ i ' l Ju lP k HH B ^ ^ lh n * dead ■ TtM deadline is almost u p and a H i i S S S ^ j ^ ^ ' ■ tôfof P"^ le w wonde»ng tf _^C ■ ^ I t was« u the American NaUonall ^ i A* : R M EE R R S S ^ ■ OatUeme OatUemen's assoclaUon t h a t ig^„n.ttoW W n , they and tbe JJatlonal Livestock3 '— T aiEU-CASOUKESO U N E S ^ S ^ ^ ■ Feeders association, among oth-lh - . . ■ er organisation*,organ har« gone on < n * I 5 - 1 ■ ,, reoord aem being opposed to any : f e s i * ■ ecdtlnna ecoUnaatlon of Uie tr lil.; ^ SHELL* DIESELL FUEL m Thb ] I V''.'I ^M^BaaBaffl ■ . Thb American InteniaUonal ' i JV ~ ■ Oharolil; OharoUJs associaUon has asked Shtll'i Highigh Quo)Quality - II • g § : skm. - n ■ that the trial be coaunued. . n lOlrVHR Uh \aHl\vRHH■ 'hmTIm Americani Tann Bureau N llllU lim U U llH■ fsderaUofederaUon bas asked that z the M O T O RR O 0 I L S I A ' V t f ! nutiram U iw B■ E «P«rlm(experiment be confined to the f T s a i gitia. . a H original trial period and that w S om n d d I h : B V fl nC ^tonâU îslI'*^*™ ne, lit® ! Vil made on whether to continue) Ika.- M ggTOottoiiia; t n tbe nratem. ^ W G R E AASES S E C »*• •ee, 11!1 V rti lS \l l m l\ \ l !l i a| l y i l « “•» Moat ' ol the packers seem to ih« l l i r ^ U B I h U uJ ffi!HI »• todil be indifferent, u not [Jly actually I IFOR TRUCKS - TRACTRACTORS, & a [{ I! Qnlimlil t»n| h boatue, hoatUe, to dual grading, only I n il ii rUUIUIIi tnlii l l »boutie about IB to 90 mUUon pounds ot iiSSr£et fj I ./>! i l niltltllllu ifi!);i}l beef per beef per month have been[“! grad* ALL FARM EQUIPKEQUIPMENT.! I P MltoiUtM toA diitrlb* I II I 1 fl iilBlltl edbyth ed by thi* system, whichK>Ut Is about I n I SOIlllm Hi 0threo™, t.to four percent of the m | j H total of federally gnuled beef.^ A' |" Phone 733iD1734)172\0, I H few packed however, have used WfflphMlHOf M it auocesafuUy and support it wd in^tloa- . it )o. f t] enUiuslasUcaUy. stad nt The Farm Quarterly magailne aO'* ; o i L c b : I IIII i Hii] report^ sayss< that no matter what- HOLMES OIL III .W'l^m ^ the verdict may be on the trial •S S m t of swtne h le sa . ra pwlod, there^ls an undercur-^ YOUR SHELL. DISTRDISTRIBUTOR D tb tt pigi » o ^ , [fl u i iii pwiod, y s ttefc to ia m t dB W I \ m \ w 1^ rent of feeUng th a t seems de*-le*. m / m rnumiuii»iiu>*l Hip - a - i T n S ^ ^ ' iMdirttM tb~ “K "i.W .t’fchas ' ttd 101 «mplo»M ior out-m t- MMhlntment Jtoot-“i* .l.rrPipA/.m l, Of tt»#Bttnaa •(tt Utmkn tu m m acrauoes the Vnited Statestes ^no” vebvote wa* «aat In TwinIn FFalla alb MvatyMvat] and ia tbe naUoo io I j>toUoiuUh«d aet«. tiMl' rêmdnm are Mr. and Mn.'In. defeat iho^ prepwl.-Beeaeae Uaha .la SSS. to deptft^t-. «rto ToW ia the rwen* *ift«V i«ri»iidr aese Uaha.la a M o m i ^ property _ I rthooer,irtt* flvea to^ «U Bebert Behtttti;, roste S. m e rr. . tht t u e SohattcsSchstti sUpped ta one ildBIdo lUsUte. te. bothbo the huaband and wife eouleouU tste. UtUe Bobble, I te a a rtt th tlr haUeia a» the TOtlag booth iwas full. A rw o n ainlog g oentar,oentar. however,t w aaat ^ Md t«ad* to mllk'aod - . I «faaidmMr«nd4luMaJidUi ■“'S*„ “ teredS 5 ^ placw. O ew Jêat con- rancher*ranchers tilroughout the . sUta. - • ^ OR producUon. The acreage;.r sur- 'GEHL; ^ bm, Ihould not«. 6 weÎipU»rTa>oar;^-tlay»*^d!ter l W kfter tmttn tw o u f’ta' r^ •the~-*prlng—and-.the-the Alao.-withlnAlao.-wU the next fewL,“ daya 2 T*yJ»v eyiatl t^b asta lor state and na- J in, In addition to cod- th« fir ould moths emerge alter the trees abolit'S.OOO&rtage c ^ win-b«^ n W uenaT I ® - e#tfiaatM ' o r “ amage*SiSi — • FORAGS-HMVeSIIB^wItb»TIR~with-hay. b. •nd.«om_»ff«ehitymt|___ ;____ tod‘ the first cover epmj and should moths ei flaft. maUefl direct to crop reporter* pj*Dt«i •otb, cherry tiu lt' fly.fly, emtroleoatrol coddling moth, apblctshWs hare bloomed.bloc Ih e y are grayish- < » « « « plaoted to Individual crop** and i«bU, black cbeny apUid. tn d n four tan In color with an Iridescent,Lut, from the aUUsUelan'* office.®«- ^ iot«OMtforeoMts of acreagea that-will he ■ u . . ' j hid, and mlt«». The solution is four tan in et These cards, fUled out and re* hKWt< ■ | M ) 'leatek wetteni pea'ob1^ teftqMensteftqm of BO pier eent DDTyou ehoeolateehoeol»te-toro«n patch oa the S i h»m*t«l. i tea- tlp.of.etch lront.w lB g.'n^l-ml. tumed'by tuauara and rancher*, . ALLIS-CHALMERSiLM ERS: ■ f i i , ^ ptjpUa, Baa JOMToa* wettahlem ttib powder plus two tea- t|p .of .e*< - S , will help Cnareaoe K.W hlta.*tata^ i S . The forecast* of acnage*e* ’forfor H i mnDean » d mite aod ipoou able nute, panpake-Bhaped eggs can ^ n w aod spoons of 35 pe* eent wetUble nute, pa) later staOatlclan. forecast livestockckand and b a i ^ .ara tha foiihdaUonon ofOf — «• MOWIW-MwBted,Hi, (Tillfrill end«nd KJ i t .: ------X CHOHUM,H!,II.IIIyii» in.n lyiK Hmlte. MalatlMalatblOB powder. Again the be found two week* and later stataatlcli ear as the production estimate* made bout alter bloom on the upper surface•face poultryPO"try productioni this, year « “ “ *« “ **•* • FOMSIHAIIVISniIHADVISnilSwllji h ir* - toUoving ipru> i«oom«om- lecoamendatlonlecoou is to uw about after bloo Jnd weU as estimate the' acreagesxeagas durtog tbe season becauseI liratfijj{ niwn IHdiUaui are a guide f « t h e ------of the le;leayee, on tho twlga and IHt corali..d.id . ; oa,»e/rul.tapun. planted and probable acreagesigas to of th* month yield indicationsaUons « • HAY CONDmONHS be l^ e i t o d of Individual crops * » mu-multlpUed ttaies ehaso acr*- , • HAYBAllRS,No.>OI1 0 1 • pown rmm o loxi l o x i t S R csearch-Probes- ~ riSE^^^^îewttSteM^ lS ^WhM«Û«ded-th*-U,-a-poitt I..,'- ' ..- | e S 5 S n i t y Of i d ^ M ? T e i 1 terlng the apples where develop-il°P* oUioe and the rural andJ*st« star ■ TAXES ^ ------■ ■ w h e Recommendation*S TenderjU ucEeiT„ mt ^ eat is completed in three to ™*{7 ^ routa mall carrienj for tbelr as- flACRAMEtrrO, gAcH May 84 flTO- IB i M Ooctnl.- WA£WAaHiNO'^. M v «'ro»- «y*jjy* weeks.w«] Ttoeie larvae then slsUoee in making the livestock rW rraiflFM E I B v H Ihl n m lo«l» to-i- “The " J American Foundation . forwf U|^ leavevb the apple* to pupate under survey ând pohiUd out theyev maw P® MMObly“ rule* oommitt** ^ Biological R e V e a ro h . Madtson,“ «»• loosejoq^ bark and similar iheltera. iiSnA*making apeclal effort to avoid »>«,rf*,.**’’ »PP«»Ted an interim atudy AlllS^HALMERS,a OIHIIHL A NIWN IW HOLIAND¥ DIAUR 2 “ J Ih e re may l>o two generation* dupUcWlon to the dtotribuUoaUoa of f»« ‘‘lo “ bject of the ad valorem ? _ _ j a o m ® a „ s 2 i a ; a . 'r „ “pi,5r.i*uM s ®“ r ‘* „ “: Mon* - - the Uve* Uveatock cards. t o “a****ttn*nt * of agrioulturalld g S l PWONB ------IH?* trowtra who e changes h a n n In mjisele structure that When the lesser apple wonn,wro, “With thi* help, we are ableible to } a ^ ______Df our I , . ■ ■ i M t own tpra;rlnK ahouldould r«eultresult from underer a eye-spotbeye-spotted bud moth, fruit tree get an accurat*i picture of our _ It o( leafroller and/or foreit tent «tate'*Atate'a 11 livestock and poultry^ in-In- ■ ■ . M ParaUilon. .Outhloo.Uon, oontraetoontra w lt^ th a tfepartment o( I ^ P i « Bjitoz, which ai* et< ■ oateiplUar ara sresent, a eow50W dustry,” dustry," Whito said, l ^ t . l nwcticldM. w hm . U^ M «rtainm..l d * ^ . ■ spray ol DDT aliould be appliedpiled Every farmer or rancher who ^ ...... for th* liaek*“ S j I t i i foundjjuonH sclentUU wlU S^Bat fiS6 per eent petal fall. get* thettheee Uvestock and/or aero- M I ^ K ^ c r a w a r , a o B a a .o4&a < ^ OMkt^ B a ■ ■ i S * e pMUoldea a r t O O T. i s o p ' ;ti5e ------^...... xan^tJbealL ^thayah^ jPy.lOr. isop*. W to* temperature m Jor-inalllf t f J 1 :_«-y4>u jo n i f y trttttat, ^ a^wuK?* tteu* w - a 5 i 5 “ &cKbBiu4« t t fllM niflnlBf •• « a JS § ^ M F E T ^^^M B jU U on IhouM to* fOl* 1 - 1 H v* toawldperMiua Oookin I STIRRUPJ P AJ . J B L ACKWELDEI C It d eT ^ I Thi SHrrupJiJojp liô theth« VW estern Horseman «van more e$»antlal thanthan th«the seatsooi belt Is to a drlv- ^ «r. Tb® p<^s/b)« chonce)ce ofof beingbeing thrown and drag- r* ! ged il making this totallytolly new stiistirrup the choice of MECI/lECHANICALc A l ^ r* top prof«sjtonalj ortdi oil all other jofetyf> minded rid-Id- [( j ers. D b h 't ta k e a chonce3nce ,. . , . , the Safety "K" Stlr- jS9n . rup.laJn..ftock.gtboUertfr soddleryjgoddlarya everywhere. { ' S U G A\R R EBEEt THINh i n m e r ^ H BREAK-AWAY/W AY A C T IO N . "» I'* Hhandsome andsom e < aluminum stirrup /T " T B featuresres od|ustable od|ustob spring tension ^• C U T S ULABOR B C COSTSr s ^ | H fV inanoI^^^ :on be odopted to th* imaQest...ist... ______; or the forgegf mon wifh 100% ^ Requlm Miyliy oOM m mmm oml Mctor ~ f tlokM', for f\ il|H w arry.fipa9 if»ii M p If the rider is throwny and either foot Is caught In ^ UBOR TIME ' •» Ult thartM treuti ta I theitlrrup,ILli th«S6f«tv"K"Stlrruf/ "K" Stirrup will ImmediatelyI'ly I CUTS UBC iV ^ K * * P ;l'» n you n»id It Produetlon c F/oduollon CMdlt to ««pind your bf«obfeok away arid free> the rider, Blacl(W ildirir mountiimounting 6 thinntn handbillM ndlti 4H ocm ef bH ti inIn 110 0 workingw i houn *°*nt to etirtitsrt youy«u off and keep you going. <'' tato youHM In to *« I ttfs k h t »!)» Ihrough co-op | \ k'roMra ere linked>d withfrith **veriMvei forfoKOi^ eredlt. I ^ ) PHt, aiiolwlortougkcrailygnuml or tough d ...... r ------|^ H S fiS l> !l« n g U ) ll 4 2 4 . 9 5 P er P«lr A B/ockw*M«rk w tU it i Sugor B n t Titlatr:I m WlllParftrWiff ltttlf hlYearlh f Ye NORTHWTHWEST
JMODERPERN TRACIH C t ^ ' O N■ NT T | | : r ' t L I I V Eicksum ^ P Y YOURYOI FORD TRACTFRAGTORlDlMgE^y^ - "tilii Fill., U«l» 111 Fourth A ^. W. V' V '-- - i - . ' Owhr IngiiWw !»' - " J l T* Twin Ml
‘ • ■ K . .. 7:-. ■»«. Hi. M a Twin Fdllt111 Tlmw-NewiTImevN s. 1M3J963 ------ffllK gg « tl. sS>i FireQaims!aims 10 Per CentD t [S t ' ' a ^ W B o k SQ oi^ FOR Of U. S.S. FarmFai Fatalitiesie s K ISl'w n l fr i h 4 M ay 34 — adequate to handlejidle thjftth.e heaheavy W o K W k * ...... « ’»«>’« - f *11^2^ ' jm;*. ruldmU killed Inin accldeniaccldenU In Grain driera shoUlfl W piuft 1961 dlett In / l f■ «.4 . ' -ed »lth thermoaUUotteUo controls controls to j ^ ting In the heat fl |n.|rtfTi1 nravtnt pyerheatlng In the he i^PWrrATiBPi L. ' tn average of 74.1.1 mHJIon mK]lon dellawd( W M ler chamber, wid tlie Idrh -IM i to 163 mil- ahould be ventedd to directdlrect'ga^ sa| i' '^ w U N M mnnUftUy In 163 I - ' - ' ■ B r VDUR FAMILY, Hon doWan « ye*rta r in 1SS7*1M7-1W1. a n d b e a t o u tdoon. . . . I n 1961 ftlone, lireIre co«t.coat UU the na* Newiy.atored hayttay shouldahould be tn-I ■ j f l R ■ tlon's farm er* 1633 mIHIonmillion doHara,do apected dally foror severalseverai »weeks « tbat could'lead to f -09 despite decreases!s In 19M and for overheatinj that could lead ^WW HENh e n YOUR insurance^ 1981. • . ' spontaneous IxnlUon. More than halfU the farm fires . Electric lithtaI In bams shoyldaho\ w g L ' ^ happen in the home, *nieThe mosl be protected with.h glasaglass guardssuard* to ,. P I S P U Y S THIJsiSir . frenlMthr.not,ui«ii>a1]»f,Mdyou-UflBd / \ pron'ptly corrected.-Hed.- delay. lU telephonelephone numl number . it«d prominently ■ •saUaMs/Tiissf. / \ proper maintenance and lone. Adult mem- . work hablU tilmlnate neai •operate Ja help> l.wM Toidil.'agr''” fire cauae*. Bafeguar«« •iwuld cooperate la he B eaded by th e Councilcouncil includeincH at Jn* P«vlde communitynmunlty fire p pro* I W lllllH ftvlatewnnJBifHoereorJBafeeo I leact one pre*«uretspe han Or^hinnow. I exUnfUiaher In S^rSh!S“.each home, A wltWn^pln,In pumping dist*<; IBM xnjr.uim in.bitl ney spark arresters and fl ney water supply. \ SAPECQ sliU R t tvolf. ippnvedi^ v e rl'^ llg Us) M n lrg • emergency w ater 'aup] protection, andl^ elecUlcal W c al S ' S W » pond is Impractical,practical, build an V n s u h a n S 1------5 emeregency cisternitern ofot aat t leastU J.OOOôn capacity.«ci(y. StockSlock tm(ooks jource o! water, B H B OOCH DOpD!)0 P D S ^ d can be tised to ' H o ld ALction ctio i T U near Kew VBdenrwA 8. D . OOD.Wll*te«>w m W the l u — - amother blazes, before they get 8K lAMBSi doemtdoeent happ.happen very often. Mi It ean tehaf»aB. M 'A lanbe en Bby U near Mn M A««M)r ewe ea the Balph Jndson ty >I gave btrth to rta; dted ahertly atterafterbirth. birth, (i(A» w irephoia)______’ tlP PT out ot control. - '______'fw -year^ ewe oa the R lly and divert c o n - era o t p rice itabUltr w ith ' WmWly, M.l» , CAril«M»)| H o g l^ ic e i . C f ll* I v l U . - ^ T he .feeimg i r that wbe ri<^s J t e t r B u r e : ' grower# are forcedorced Into an ano* ' ■ - — ------_■ ■ %]i«Y M :______- ■ cla«£?» the associationssoclatlon the; then haa t n » d e ^ u tm e n t o f kgrl< , r i l l 6 r 8 Ml the power to pummel t ^ p inm gJarJEarm ^ 11 ^ MUI HM ^cs. and n ia dUcuaslnf reoeat tni Uee#ve^Ba^ginuig^ umers, and even to ■ ^ to . m r r o t « » 4 F^toiTioCTrolt-ia.j r e s n m i t - B c o n o m t e ------A tbe me«t indUftrr(try Midaald tiutt>* rtth- cm cnW A tl,E, May 9« >-~ ' 1!be a a a a s to higherher tan n inedIncome; AeconUag to a current t holding acUon d pork.t HHot ot prioea prU ad- TkM sm s i:«i m 1 ? A A iil l diUons. graahig.ng^ ^h*r SWmaitt of " V u n# aoUoBaoUoo 09upled bting uaed or SûSaifSmSSsthe kind of am ------JutJsss!*! .1 with miiweenaiaroal^ ebort supply being led. ihelie prerious regula*rei '' H Ifia Fomoin a* . ■. eetAbUthed SeptemSeptember ber al tha tion exempted tannera using A rrilsbl. A t — m a n m j jjm m i ciH m J hl«h month foror thetha year in< retaQ eonoentratea for their own ■■FiUR.-.. '^:V. p ------pricei tfbothporlnaxl-ti-POrk-and hWlf ■* J ! ■ l-MELROIELROE HARROlAlR O IIIL GLOBE(BE^giio- T e!: iord Junior Field Da; H ereford. sld Day forwMN dingsBjding sugar beets. 3 orir4section 4 sectior — -^ a m ieted-ior d ic Nampa 3SandL=Ranct fpe, aheah o 1ftqll ty |» . Bettor Weed I » M A special be ootaod to |lW technici ^ For Bett< KAMPA, |(» M A invlt»tlea to 22 l Idaho boyab< and fpRnatton an eaoh of thethe*^bm < flrU who ate intereMinterested ed tin Bere- f&bjecU. T w ill Fl iord cattle has» beea b « tt« extei ^ id b y -m* Idaho-JuniorJunior HereforrfHerefor a*. I -win « 1 I I FoilsW Tractorictor . Wftyne NauaierJS* a a d io n .« eooutlon waa ortulMd one JônSfoTirii F ^ i f i T T i MaUfle H ôtdfard taraheh. a e h . to be ago a t a Junior field d a y spo J tbelr ituata att • JvuôrJuolw ftleU day ed by tba IdahoS & Herefoix S on'»»oh MM Burtw. 1 Uaho Junior UaMord : 'tir'SSuS"!; y®"om *0SJ^JHassiy fergusda Dealer Use M & T1 HOXONE open fcpw MihoIdaho boyboj A nt vice praildenti 5 rinnen, Uam ZoUtnger,nr, Malta, aeeoad si I. i I] • A'v Systemic Systei Type ofj f Chemical; Cher Gives bettjibetter over-all wee - V l>mreQU of 4-Bl-B aaod o d ITm . cpem* vie* nrealdent:t; Mary aoyoe Hog- I Q ^ ben and Rerefordiford breede:breMers with- gan'. Kba. lecretary:Kretary: Ray B1 ark* ...... W«..«1^1 ^ ^ / lI killvill in ppeas! ^ ' la the atate alao ar* In Invited to «aaJDbn*jeoretary:retary: UUnda nda Bhaw.I ■ ■ I attend, aald Oaryaary Pratt. Black* OaMwelL reporter:u ter: DeanU Xrlck*I - - ■ ^ ■ - . 1 - ...... Soot. rceldent. A profram for botb son. Auno, dlrecto)*; director; BKenny \ Aay be applied forir peas during a w iderder tertemperature rangi i ' junlonkdulte and haa adulUbeen aa>haa Mecham.t Cazey.ey, director; RaleighRi \ /M * n o te d . InoludlntUnt demonstrationsdemoni Curtis, Burley,r. director; SennettrSet ■ en eeleotlni Herefordlereford aheahow proi- Naugle, Mampa,ipa, adviser:advioer; Tom • Mayv\oy be applied overver a lclonger periodd tharthan other selectiv peotf. troomilnr lnr «ndand showing Shaw, OaldweU.veU. adviser; Dale Hertforda. andId mUtn«aUxlng ifeed for BreckenrMge., Tetonla,Tetonla. advlMr:ad' weedreed kikillers without)Ut redireducing yields!>! . . akoilr catUe. RMo«nJMdR«eo*nJsed author- and Denijy Curtia,. Curtia.. Burley, ad- ' f la a .ln .a a c h Ôf f theae fieldsfli WUl Tiser.______9 Increase-icreases yipid andd makemokes harVestingig easiereasii by eliminatiij weedAêed competition!cc • n ywt-C*n ^ H B W I W H^Y Y ILEASE Kr !?-M FOR II$$? • Foror infestations of■ broadibroad leaf w eeds in smismall groiris und
seeded v , and red c:loyer!' — r t CojfsmEmiim vr Q m iT f-S/K k 2eded with alfalfa,3 and t ...... , , ...... / JBMBfJBOrrAr m n CmUmtX fluUty f m r la MaMmIW bJlk ttak BMBttfKhtrlvitifacdtrlar MtarafMt Tf MhklfltvuUtypttfonMDi^typtrfonMMi In »k«*nptn«tfia m m DID YOU KNOW! 1 gol. CytrolO & 1. pt.f. x7T] x7rplus 5 lbs, w [ / W i tk«ct«9uuJoa r*> zineI will ;c/control weedsds ono n i difch bonk 8 fft.^« t , wide, 1 mile | . btih SUmpiMrk- N KS oil seasonleason lOng! >eriiwa.>.bgn>. B m s ipEPTiC T i TANKS ------
: r 7 ® ) . mu u m i u t i w b t i l k m i l k r T 6¥ inltlarcflSt andd years >iUn)a eitWiw MBd«Ml»C UBlta, of'dependalidependable service, specify C IP . ctMalar laaaepUMulchftk*.b aa epUMUl cl , '.» • WkalamlMlarMmvnttf,u w n ttn %tw.thty II^ B M . a qualityuality IdaIdaho C oncretee septic -FENCIINCINÎW/UIM E- ^ ■MybafMBdtaMeftlMitaM«(t)MY*ri*4 IMtf Mateh...B..«ewetnin4, e«a ta 1 B H ’ tank-100(Ik- 1000 gallon siê, FHA |stiesN«m«MMiWMiiittaeiwvMiBki^ • Field i e l d FenceI • Bai at«el w »»— m * Barbed W ire3 * Steel P®}! B K B approved.i r o v e d . '■psr^ AllI Sizes 80 RlRod Roll *'lml«pindtnMindtHM now and inJ«p*nd«nc«l«nc« fforavsr.'*fforavsr —DAJflaO/30/ WBBfiTKnWEBfiTKn ,t V ' > 7 1 M M 0 H H I ^ IDMHO A H O CONCRETE • ^NORTHW FRODUCTS,INC. ^THWEST DAIRY' FARM ■ n P a llii n, 7 > 9 - 4 0 n I M B lO T J j ------I0WEi PM ENT ™ IU N«. W nhlniM ii — Twin Folli t s s i i i 1» M i l ' SS S b H«y.N.M« f f i WMI Ri,.rk. CE i -F i m A n E k ' S i! ir.MQ fa. (Finun ciniM). rk bx ~~TW‘WwqFirtCsrr-BOR^ iK r|( u t W * la O M M * v i, n . HE M U I 5 K ~ ~ gated pastiim and Uietr value,ilue, productionpfoductlo also'win be discussed,«d. senberr.lenberf. 1Dick Noh, 'Djunnaa -ju.vMay 24-25, >949 ’ ' ' H ^fP^ledine'H Clark and LaWrence BUl. I Annual Grass•ass 1Tour Set,P£sprinkler IrrlgaUonsi'new grasseaissea MembecaMembe: of the grass tour and Twin Fallt Timat-Newt | 3 t' and growth of grasM on deplet-jlet- committeecommltte Include Art Kaster.ter. -. NelMnNelson notedr that part, of the ed ranges. Ralph BeBchnell, Bljls Fuller. John>hn cost ot tntransporting th e visitors local businessesbusla< In tbe towns '* < B B 1 .PubUc lands and ’grass seed seodJPastoor, Pastoor, Lyle SchnlUer. i;ee Bit- oa tho tott fBBy y T.F. SoUloa DistrictD ^ m - on tho tour h u been defrayed by aaround round MMag agle VaUey, i g J B ] ■ : Vr«e bus transporutlon vittt tw be conservaUonconservail SM Addison noTldea this year for inurtstedsted avenuaavenue «west, - a t . Jl:SO Kj d . and .. ■ ; pen o n s to atteod the annualRual WiUwm pxoc«proceed to the Clover Lu- H . Twin Fails soU conservation dis- theran schoolscl to Join the rest of ’“ '" S o sW J cooaii«llUMdlUes ■ ■ : trtotrtot t ggrass ru tour on ûne 14. th the'carar e 'c arav a n . M ■ ^ B t I la rc h H -• AcoordiAcoordlng to O lenn NtW>n.Ison. I'h e tourto ctfflclaUy wUl sta rt H . dUtrlctdUtrict
thin, »0 nlaU- U ' ■ M m«red d on prior lours. • eltê lt^ pcpoint; said NelSM. The Wto* »“ " H H points. A bui WlU load at the soil ranchers. WtM KOAti« uUP p l a ■ ------^------business peoplei a re Invited, along l^ iS S u t In eoounodlUtt . BB with the general public.-' a t ’•We h Rheat covwed the tour wUl be IrrU ■ ^ in inrentory totaledId 7« 14B _ croporop shshould reduce that coun- I mU- m K fU M . May M — Jaaat try's im(r port requlrementata to & f'iirlS.“«Swt mU. W S ord, Iff. daughter o f XCr. and a n d •om•ome e extent,a FAS said, becauseicause m lued M rs. Charlea W ard. ro u t« I, 1, je I s S ' . s r - ““rofoe, S hju bees named tb* Idaho od. StatStat«9 and Argentina which r 3. ' acre than offset increaseses Inin , ' m funds tied up in cottonBotton Houtfin girl for l«a. acre t] ®*“ won the award throughnogh Canada and Australia. ONE MflORE O I BIGG WEEK!V & i2srsisis^L-” nd on J World w feed grain exportst s in •______®di2? proSr^^SrTfSptoepreft fitl the previous record, as a resell T EMg~OOFrm^ 1^ and b<9 are chosen by tlieI stato of poor crops in Europe and the AT'IW ;jSSte«ln»>»dollin.'***' HoUteto MioclaUoa for honorsinora. continuedconttoui low p r o d u c t i o n in ------v ^ e h te totwed her aerenthnrenth north / African countries, coupled a d - lo lw lth r Uin»-dem ai>d s - fTwn con * ------Broilers May president^ of the Lads and UasleaM l e a tlnued development of- livestock Uvestock club, which her■ par-par* indusuiindustries In Japan and a num- .O ents lead. She also is theepott- repon> ber berof other of < countries. Exceed 19627t m n er for the County Cooksolub, elub, FAS pas said : world grain producj ' led^f Mrs. Etoer Correll. tion tJon In IM3-M is expected to ex- , Last fall Miss Ward wonm the ceed ceed si slightly the'1961-«a crop, ^ ProductionI regUteredr e ^ Hotstein heiferr calfcaU jnereas. Increases In production of wheat ^ for this district, given byly the and and ba barley partially offset re- WASHINOTOk. May 84 (0 IDF6-- ^ ^Bouth u t Central Idaho HolsUinolsUin ductlon ductlons In com and oats, the be erop TtporOng board1 «“hu association.^ She purchasedled a world world barley crop set a new the batch of broUer registered„.|3 heifer at the sUtete sal^sal« high, high, a and a near-record wheat Jcki to tJie ttolted B ta te a ^ to this th li year and:jjow owns J*ven m en crop wi crop was produced. HDth *111 be lam r than° tbe headhMd of registered Holstelns. . U Y S A T . , [0 mllUoQ produced In Maylylast last Sheni, has participated In claaal- r i LA PARTI T ., JUNE l Hr and the largest of record, ^ GALA s If h a t o h l n g pw fotw ance prog) S Support Loanss ^ ^nc. 'S L ^ ^ Sup atebtt predictions, upw ardsrds of slan eôclaUon. and la » .Junior L lS t J. Yes! Just onee more more fullft week to helpelp us celebratece our 3010 years iiini^Business heree in TwiTwin Falls . . . ■ j « million broilers w in be Dro* mem Listed for Com ^ 1 of the nfiony unusual SPECIALSSPECIALS offered during■ig this Ibig celebra- 'I' ued this n o s th a ad started tin ' ■■ -- :------wTOH aHHlWDTDWTM ty 24- llin^ i - — —One ^ more. weekjQJakflekto take Qdvantaae of the nfic dr way to slaughter about v r ___ TOe department of agriculture ■ tl . . I more week to come in and iregisterforfho.^ , j^rtoltl'weeki-bence.—- ~ •: niituie tion . one more w( - ‘ U^SrPublishes® reported almoit M2 mflllonU l o n ------^ ------Uore than 75S million broiler n r ileki’ilready haVe been pro* Weed f f Handbook|ilr bushels of lM3-crop comQ bad Kcd this year. Production so w. been put under price supportupport M a n y VfALUABLE, A tuA B i U SEFUL. GIFTS TO BE r his been down on»-per~cent A -K o leana-and-'purehase- agroementa om-outpnt-ln. the llrst-fpur publlshea-what-lt-calU-thei„M .V moat Îthw ehÂ^^j^y«tf wUer.âl- ootlu of 1M3. H igher output is complete handbook ever pre-'?;” ^ iM 2 P .M . (CAKE C n a per cent from April,nioy,.'1063. pioye of th e agricultural m ar* t 10 A.M. t o ^ P»»d.to about 40 mllUon bushelsjusbels Ih e,hatch of f g8»typa.<îhldk* leke faOM jMOTlM and a world au. April last year and the smalU thority thor oa seed identlficaUon. ta-^M arch— D u rin r—Aptuj—1668; ^ iay43e-the-winner-jof— —i. AprU hatch shieerecords'be.dS'be> TbeTt handbook describesI seedss e ^ fumenfanners put 60 milUon bushelsiu a h eb CCome on in each30ch time you are in townown . ... down town ...rTararoand-rrryoti-may43e-tl^ or aroi I - ______• oon«4 n - ^ eral and tffl Bpedes.BlBs. Icflef iwiiwi-crop com under support. ône or more' of these fFREE PRIZESj.i. . . . RerRemember No obligationobligation, nothing to buy,)uy, winiwinners ^11 be : ‘ nnotified. PLUS SPECIEPECIAL FREEE PRIPRIZES ORI GIFGIFTS T O BEB E CG I ^ N , E C l W E H A V E I I A W A Y iin n oour u store IQ a.mo.i . to 2 p.m . NEXT SATUJATURDAY, J - = T O R H r t =
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r I • Ou«r«ntasd-lull l•ngt^ ' Patented j i | J ___ (fr«nffth, l N il per biti>?00q W PATENTEDED ROSESi a H Baler Twine? ^ I • AvilUbk In ■ilir* PRIP R I C E D C lip e u t tb is .p>»rt s r ) eof f our o u r «iad ind bring It InI this wweok M k ■ - SILICT y o u r PATINTIDaimiB in ourir stbcl sto ck ! Here are tome , • A' ...... R _|_( • «OWANO*SAVE2SeON.W E U e ON.IVIIY ROfl PURCHASID,ICHAWP...... T M i o n ^ - - - f RIGHT! I , ass:s:sssffssees^ssssm - - - "IF'IF YOU PLANT Ft, OR f .OBE SEEpi S haveWEIT" it ind b i m t you h a n your yout season'sseas supplyl Biqr nrly oirf U I l SEEI5EED& VyiN FALLS / ■ T W I N b Gi I L oM : p i E m ^ S t l P P liY Y ^ # 1I ' T R U C: K L L A / N E - 7 3 3 - ^ B c a o p Er PHONE 73^ May 24.25, 19631963 •______. ____^ Bids Sought , 1 4 Twin Falls Tlmflt-NewiImas-News R |H [|H |||||lM 1 ^ ^ *' Ne For Idahoto ^9;New’^ j^ W Steve FieldsM s Forage Land I STEP-klN'SIREN'S ' WillDirecl; c t and game departmeat bas u - NOW!-”IW!----- Filer’s FFAPA ttwriaed to action by ttia bourl ot examtoen, to call for "SHOUTiR f ARC"'ARC'* * m J n . l i » « a t f I M^ a ' ' ^ ^ 0 Future rwm rt.pwd for big -L er» o( Amerlct, . forage. Pat CaUen wm uect«d.elected , vio vice p f l B H ôhn R. Woodworth,.Otui. «wit- depart- \ pruldent; Mark Uerman,rman, seen-wen ment director, told toe ezam- ury; O eraU H»y«.'s, tretmirer treasurer; Id tt« ejm- Fm s'OnToor OiiTrat ■t p BHW ihen to a letter Uiat to the past •Uaaw - H Charle* Puban*. wnUnel;ntlMl; Olen Ote lll»i there bas been virtually no eom- . . ISllltT, rep o rte r; Jo>hn h n J . ToUTolk, # 1 petlUoa for use of toe giulng reporter: OleaOlen TUeti Fisch- lands. He a id toe department STEP-KENAUTEK AUTO PARTS CO. K er and Rlchartl 8chul«r,lUler, co>ptx co>par> bas made it a policy to give pref- U&mentarlanfl. ’ erenoe to leastog M to the I former S ] 1 « a v e^ N.n . 733-125J H v a a announceded ththat a t ttithe owner of the land..,, chapter'* hog ohaUtin. hash a s beenbee cloied out. Membenin whow ho hhi a d jflt ahln to ______. _ -* get brewers to cooperateooperate be-bl d q yj yovBSELFI f farm boUdilûlilaiBgi aW BW y w h mlia wlU wllii iB u t- I h w t>.*w possible wlto I at Oakley JWenc? o* Americanm agriculture,agriculture, erty, lâranee and disease.*' s r Pan! - frame water In stora«e at Oakley to farm pro- release land (or otoero^p^pow purposi the new B utler Panl-fran •s. Rlto Lay- ERS makes up tha the eves eyes, ears ears The rapid rise In farm pro- r yarmenI can build wl wlto reservoir, n id Mrs. RIU Lay a (or the eg- ducUvlty has madede the United to the economy, ton. office iJjanager.iger OakleiOakley and sounding board (or the ag* ndlng example The report saidId the most djdy- factory-madelade metMmetkl papan- C a n al company. TThe he g*ug«gauge' rJcuJture departmentent at at home home 5‘® ^^^^^rtSture*^w *^for toM 0/ els-panels that are sized.. cutc re can do for tiamle eontributloiu o t Amer-, long-last- m easured 77£ (eet.t. TThis his comcom- and abroad, ountry. can agriculture Iri ththe e years tto «<* punched for easy, long-las p a re s w ith 34.616 acre feet lcin "The problem of growthgrowth I,I5 thethe “‘X lS S '^ irrddescribes S ib e . sev- come almoat certolnlyîlltotoly wm bete Ito construction^ ______itorage a year ago. rtov^ teth to Panl-framo hasJ aft bare mlrm ini- »!>• QtSttaljgonoinloiroblem O^C mtf m, m^lor <«ntrlbutlons of Amer* ftl-SMpy>rts. glv- inflow was miiiund ai --8awr-«|gastw fcah agrieuH ut»-to-*ooAN to payly taxea.taxea, n fln fl a n e e e slstin f loans, rtUn Bounces Harvey QuesneU.memeU chs chair- program is growing In pop- ' a . _____w aa tavestlgatlng groundg ground wat w a ^ And yonron cancan dodo itit ene; a fast friendly eervleee basisbails witowlto im ra who know farmlni u l 1 -i man of th« couotyl?«t> commlti S tV ^. “l«lty each year. wlUi compeU- S e v e r Î TTheories b e o ExistIS t on o n condlUona on thethe middle IBig ,M »htag. LANDAND BANK LOANS I ara p ^ e n e d beeanae oC hlow totarett ecst, long ton J lessen waa renamedim ed^SS™ chalnx “on becoming more keen. Wood river andId Silversilver erecreek ftoxlbUIty, prepaymentirepayment witooatwltl penalty. i I of the county committeeS t w a Tat t o e T w in fW is c ounty,ty isIs fWrtunatefortunate ^ -a m r j J .. flom m lttee's ltlck'OffSf^bwquet. banquet. to bave ft diversified agrlcultun ■------Come .to aoon«o and and dlsoaas disoita yoor financing needs wlto aa. .. T Dronam. taenca thlaiiTpSrST pula the il- Producmgling Lean^Lc M eatIt Hog : — ------i*" ?*.“ .. . . facta.t$.YpuHbetit^rmiU. J m ’a be gb ; j- .1 ^ oounty h u some outrtai ^ S E t* 2 d 8T. LODIS, Mar;y 34-ôstS4--M ost hog)rBUon~WiarTil*h“ho {Irftoer flbBr togredl'togret — m irwtainrtttw u fcii* >■« - - /!» ( VTMimtti and the countgr 1 nrograms farmen today a nt trying to pro-pro ents auch as comm coba.coba, ooat.bti a t.b ulls Kik* c m iw9 .. Xn>d* Mn>d* I ~' U Ymt Und »tni lam Htr* ITTr------^ type hog and or ground bMy... Neither methodmeth , ______, von aaveral lU te ttUea and : ftaUonftauon Ofrf wthe duce- the meat-type ^ hog an ______SJ9 , nroûNO o ^ a/WK AttOCUTlONt . A l w p r o p a a a to a wide diver- appeara to be tery elfecUve In J 1 I exists among producing meatierler c aarca rc a ^ andai j. ______„ vtn mora state UUm Much ot the' success ot..thiot the sa°c* i^lnloa exists amon ~ «»« TWIN FAILSLis BUMIY BUIUiy RUPERT OOODINO n la due td’tbe them ea to the) best way tto to-fact may tocreaseicuo Uiathe ratcost o! „ ^ „ lhat Ona m soa grusman program la due to tbi L producing pork, _,^p«f»oDU. W.R. Nuttingng01.nKun.a Olan Kuna Floyd Frail A. McComb. \ ogram is su e -p a rU c lp aU o n of the th e ^'DnlVersltj University achieve this goaL OtWS* HO> the grasaman' protram Is s ------P.O.BMltaH P.O.BosMP.O.BosM* •««»“ F.6.»«W _Parm Farm BureauBm the local level, Quesnellluesnell noted, heritable, he potoUnte out rate of gato and lowered ttoe E F F IE C T I V E Ti M m tlc^ lda&o~b(atonstato "QiC'OiCigi; “’Comralttee-and-other-informa-trther-informa- -one-deriea-trled-by-aomaJued-by-aonrnJmg. efficiency, aocordlagaocordtog to 1Sr. , Id a h o AMOolatlon1 of SoU cCon- tlon pertaining toto the programprograr farmers to the production 1 ' ■ I wrraUon OUtrloUs and tte^ buaUb wUl be announcedI at a later date,daU pork deltoltelyilte^dty studies produced reauresults V*CANADA THISTLIHiSTLE AND WHITEM IT E T O P ■ Hardingg DefDesires RemovalO V a l Thto method tovolvesnvo yes reduclireducing supporting thUI conclusion. In a energy totake byy either cutttagcuttli ,tudy ,t the oWo>hio stote evalua-evalu InM * down the amount^t of ration f< tlon sUUon. meat-typeMt-type hoga in - Am ino TriiaoUl e ow r CCytrol* y tr o l work by ayBtmi ie M action, o c t w m . . . lo T l to theloga or by>y -dllming-*“diluting-* Mthe qulred 33i pounda of feed ^ OfGuUSpii[ Spuds from Mart unda of feed to m eapplieatiimata make lOO poundsIds of gatogain, while tichieve a high degreei ofo f pemp e m ana n e f t t control w ith one applies I (l>—An agrae- tn their ptants. H*rdtog said. fat-type hogs r required e q u i r e d 1SM , ' m e - t i m e c o s t. Aila U o ec o m n i tr r o o l l m a n y o t h e r w e e dl e i aa n d gg mr » e e e 19 p n v t e t U s » r "B u t Ui»y d im b i BCt wh en th meiit to ciiuens ygQcaa ot Uie wung-ratloa H-T------«^«MUs-l»f-ôUto. jwooesioti-proosaaors-waf srooessoe.goe&.to.thuhli>pflt.an I sung ration to ------r —------— ------make a slrallar-galn,r-galn.------...... — ...... I . dCMrfbed by Rtj>.>. Ralph Hi Hard- takes his culls after No. "I an |I I Ing, D.. Ida., as the;he most prom-pr No. 2 potatoes have been sorte IS confident leg- A good, selectiveslectlve breedingbreed! ng tha proposed program Is the first step towardtowi ; L \ Ulag method of: dealing iwllh out.- oj^t to eastern producUon of meat-type ho I J ttu probkm ot potatolOtato suxpli surpluses. “I th in k th e processingroeasstoff InduiIndus. Teton proj^t to easte meat-type hogs, HRSBffiS U approval this according to Dr.)r. aeurto. Th» *r« ot DO value kfterafter one year : duotlon quota. . . and no Biattar bow great the He aUd he belleveaellevea tna,t^ a.'eo eot n - - su rid a a fro m oQft eropcrop year7MT ean- • troverslal BumsI Cnekcraek project proje ^ ^ ^ 9 1 I U not be used as ak thraat to p ^ In eUtem Idahono has a good goc ■ ■■■an ■ ■ b ■■ F ra n ie vent oveiplantingIg In a fufutura ohance ot contrresslonal approv year. either this year or next. He.sa: V , -K aU procmomMon toIn k Idaho it went further than ever bi riLITY SHELTER would agT«e not to' process to' process euU fore last year when It got 1 - .Sprogsoa*6a«ppHrtw«AjM»#rifw(thpomrtn{pmmt,~ ‘ " potatoes it wouldd help tm tmnen'- tha house floor, when a motic or MW •proger/arapot/ertpettmtmmt Im i : I dously tn sclringt our problproblem." to send tt back to commltti ' ' ' Hudlnc aald. "I( th think in k growengro sidetracked It. i;: ~ would have no objectionibjectlon ifIf pro« “1 don't consider Bums Orel ' 'oeason lued HeldId run poU potatoes a-Republlean project or • Demi .1' - - n r w - - i i M - —
DAY OLD Amine TrtSMle B ^ H I I Cytrol AmltielfT ‘ nWklHtf >• ■M ffffff j,p*6k*dln .• eviiiibli In 4 Ib. r a H B i l f m m m t f \ — ...... w l«& o IH oia e - * ' W U m H - 1 csnlMii* tiMl w a E S i bonlit •'Vd in J tfis hindr n«w ; r M^ Rhodos Uland ^Radi YonYbcm*Lb hava tcto go a long way to Forbeatrai • g«ti)on flrvm. . Aiiifra W hiter’ ...... Lual th e afflelency of Amino fftl- aliould ba api ^ IT'S hHALF^COMPLETED a l f ! iiBlEV MolaorOytro]H>]a or Octroi AmUroi«-T, tba when planta liquidquid formulformuUtion baaed on high. Follow ForbeatraaultsCan'adaThtaUe CytrolcaniC y tro l can b e com bined with a aoB ; - : S^ « uIM . for o «dmp1rt« lln* of JIIQ Anioomiao IVluoIeIVluoIe. Jn knocUiut out ahould tioucanfullj ba aorayed In the aprlng aterllantb >* BEFOREORE ^YOU BUILD aterllant bn non*cropland. Thli C«B«d«io«d« raiaU« ileaulu o t n v- when reatrictiooa planta jara ftololncies "W prevto ISJj prem t Jatar jsralmtloircr : ALBERSERS QUALITY Q FEEDSEEDS fralyetfs'freat«1 yeara* waatarn u ie ahow th at high. UndFollow uaa. application Inatruo* certain w« Naad a placaI (ortor toots, luppluppllas, ttta pick-up truck?ickT Most farm- U ddoai o a tftih A thorough p ro u i job whara moat AminoTrlt certain weed aeeda and In’aotw tIou.canfullT.An(|noUoipecUllf. InatMcea InatMCMji providea a faaler lm o»--- - . . . ars do. And now, wittiwItti onlyonty a minimum of panaUinaUaa.and ,..and a «tharhar matcriaUmaterial fiva o^tr token reatrictiona killera>Uo'o partaioiaf to crop; down o t fn Motal Calf Comptal* llna of dow n o t fModi pnaaat ^ > . stu rd y M .I.I Call * ” faw basa andd aav*aava angle*,anglaa... you can put up> ■ functional, cootroL ■ Und BowThUUa,! uaa. FFor o r ffurther a rt information coa* , 20’X 3 0 'utilityIty buildlflg-ln )u it ■ day or ao. NoDbulNyframei. bulNy (ram ai. AmlnoWawAralno Trlatola and Cytrol get CanaryAminoTrlanle G n and Cytrolwaed- iolt ^ u r p E E P H O G lultûrpeatlclde dealer. j ‘ CREEP ^ No truisaa. Tha7m panal llj] ttiatha building. Sized, cutIt and punched TiBBht tit InInto to ththe e pplant i«?itflm-klll-' Chaatgraai7killeraÎao control Quack Oraaa. I N Q ~ -far fait, awyr«wambl)rrCvtn-door «ttambl)rrCv« and wlrtdow» opattlngaMtaitliin aremr. Iff root! and all. No other Bow weed. ThlaUa. Horn CatUlla, Dock, Bead If FEEDER!D E R S FEEDING rûct w completely allmlnataa Spurge and m •lij- fscfory-loca’fedId torfor nprvciH m j t t «'fit. It'a a bom plata building package C a n a ry Q r«a>, B a r r y V ln ea, ■ .-.- i M ou i il.lla IQUIPMINT I . wlrti or without atalli ^ . . . a l a surprisingly)rlslr«gly low ccc o it. Coma In today (or( » T (rea T p Psn|. . n | . iderffrouBdgrowthandsewout- ChaatgraaaTFolaonOaltriink; iraasea...... AMERICAT .....AMEHic*m!rAiwa can do It •0PP‘“»»- weed. It dealradHoriBtnil Iûah, Leaf r u a ANilEltaM-OAKLAND l a j F e n c e u r,..«,i,i» Spurge and inuy other veMn u d ' . • n Steel Fencc *-or wa c an do0 Il4^thar.I l4 ^ tt> a r . UUiK O tt Butlir (InanclngWing avallabla.avallabla, .*<7ytr»I7ytr»I UUa a tt^ ^ sa « u u k of AairUaBOysMmld _ _ _ _ _ n m u m > ‘ iCTC WIR E^ If dealred Amino TMaiole or ' ' ' " I P O S5 T S f e n c i n g I AOW I«BUIt,'p«l> I • fl,kn«A. all klndam r n p i g • CYANAVIDttYANAWD 01BSnVKt W t VAN WHO MAKB9 A BVBIN AMIM AMINOw TRIUOU JUIIMRSs B B a i UAKBa A BVaiNBUB OT AO RfOW n/M ______W E E D K U X E R JM ^ i w h i M f e SIMPLOT SI I TRUCKIK LAMU M — TWIH >AUS H r 3 i HH h I "Jeromele ' Twin Falls ” " TSOILBUIIaDl l a D n ^ —liupait Kiiii W 5y^;TeaHeldd ■ E ^ a m aI Girl?Girls'Club . H " Friday, May H 79«9 j ^ B ■ B H H B E - ' ^M Motliers' Day ■ ■ Twin Falls 1 ■ At Hagerman . Twin Falls Times-News I B | P . h B b H I y PProgram r o c Held ^ B ^ 9 P I H | ^ k | | Honi R Honors Mothersrs B i ■ | H ji ByRebekahsByR t ShpshtShoshone Club , imp m HAOERMAN.'HAOEI May 34—Moth-o t h -' BIb ^ B ^ ^ B i H 'PrimrosePrlmro R^knh lodge met S y i * - ' ek/t r a were honored at the annual H for a .^4o(hrr's day proernm at U a t 1 M other-E ^ B a Reports State -|ij lr.1; Mother-Daughter banquet by the ^ B B B the the IOC lOOP hnll. Mrs. Ben SU high school schi oirla' dub, ■ - dredfic was pro(;ram chairman Cooking Honors ' aK r% V 7S^Hm ;L L .S haron Shanm Bamea was mbtresstress ^H^g|B3jBB^^^| ■ and Inti introduced Mike Eldredeer Cookii ‘' r S o •»'■^was I U f oi cerem(ceremonies and gave the wel-'êl- '^ B l 1 ^ 1 ■ B s ■ ond Patty Elcti-cdKP, who played SHOSHONE.snosH O N May 34 — W in- jj) r the n come. Ki Karen Kenltier. gave the j B H .duct nvimbcrsnvir on Ihc piano. Stu-tu- m V L ' ^ ners in the 'state dlvlalon of tha ||^. Mra ■ i InvocatloInvocation. j ^ H V dcntj ot Wllla Doan Nlelson'atn-a s> national ch chicken Cooking oon- w, . W i^ J2uicifi£.DmiclPir »hool nrr.ir,ited a Pro- teat are maJctng Iâns to attend ^ B m other. ■ ■ Rrnm ot dnnco iiUmbecs. Mrs. p r« r8 jn wfts pre*pre- jjS ' ■ *^6The bl banquet waa «ookedI by ^ ^ B 1 . 4. Di\leDnie BowmnnBo Introduced "Therhe 15 *a t SaUsbSaUsbury'. Md. ■ ■ ■ the home economics classes, uh- ■ ■ ^ ^ PiiMcu."PiiMclx^' 0 hlRh acliool girls'Lrla' V.V- Mrs. EvacEvan Outhrle and Mrs. -- t— r tr Qunrm that ssnr jMPftloni 'sip -tf.' 'S ^ . ------Ollfion-DaylOllfion-D*ylay,-jwth-ShoahonB,______ChlWCTB' showed , 4 ' L.; JJayea. asaiaied by' Mrs. Jack ~^^B proprluie 16 th e occ;»*ion, ------" C 7 JB ' y I'I' ^ ^ art^ twnt«.^ rjftf tht! » Bl,; « in n e ii. { M artin. Mra. Frahcea HesseUioltm olt S . S tte Idaho Cent«n^ H w ^ ’vvm'rc' Wilfred Bonwllcl pave a trlb-■"3- Mrs, Doyley, a contestant In i S K S ' S- • s and j Mrs. Henry Cherry. QlrU’}lrU’ H ^ ute toIn mmothers, .•"■ .thethe aenlorsenior division,'c won on her £ club adviser. ‘ BB^BH^^BkL- Mrs. Â. C. \tnr!i(t canducCed^ ^ recipe "awee”aweec and sour chleksn.’* - t e ji Miss Barnes presented M ^ the bii.«lnrui.scs.Mon, Violet Huls *SSS2uom were In a *prlng-„ ■^■‘; ^Bl BMf lUls The naUoiianaUonal contest is tpcmsor- f W ^ ~ SCherry ; with a gUt fr^BLU^rls. ■ ■ wnu ndr ndm lltrd ihrouith transfer ed by the Nallonal poultry and cio^ m f J t . -,. .,, •. „. . ...a Tbe Ubles were'SfWWrtJlth H B fl B l na a new member of tlie lodge. H I B H eg* board nnd the Delmarva ^ . r r s r r s ^ ^ B . - T he I - •* white cloth* and were , centeredlered T he lodge voted S25 to Ihe the n ANCV niAXr pomuirpoulU? indl industry. with BETTY JUNE BAGLEYr with bouquetsbou of tulips and hon- lAMil lO O P Home on Uie lull. Cald- * hon- XjÂ KAm FBETWELLXL BlBfiXTX ANN DAVIB lOOP H ‘1°' * * * Plrst prlj prize bn the naUonal ^B * *. * * * eysuckle. Favors were umbrella . ^ * * * * ■ 1 well, for llcnis for Uie reception * n u t cup*. Bach m other waa pre- ' * * * • * Sm*'"’ , ... basis,basis. isIs ana mutachlet kltcbea and ■ ■ »od M rs a silver trophy. M... BettyBe Bagley r ,^ M i s ; It was, nnnounced thal the Nancy lN a n ( Hiatt i ! ^ McC«n(Uess serred punchunoh IT-' , - | I / daughter Miss Fretwell MisM issD ovisto lodgeiol‘,o” deputy would mnke an of.of- r-\i , Mrs. Out Outhrle .entered lo the • ^B K a « . Memben or MarthaS 5! Is^ngaged\ s \ to Pep gclub pins were awarded 1 r- liclal vL-ilt May 21,' Plans rlO n: Chapel K'Sth'bportable appliance division, and ■ ■ mit. w e a ®acle th e te a « n d - , duteff the banquet by mi MUs2 I |Ss Engagedt f to WeeW e d i n J u n e j Re/r<5hinents I elr(5 were served by . , . won with hcr recipe "honey of t, !^^dcootie». _ JerJerry Honey Barnes to Marilyn Adams. Unda JEROME. May 34 — Mr. and MrsMrs. Bq;q, Janet Holt. Cherry-'r^ and Mra. Earl L.- Pretwell. daughte ngage- EMgene K ohntopp, son ofr Mr Mr. ¥ ♦ ¥ th their e ir daughter,dau Nancy, to Lane food •write:'writers and home econ- HH Betty June, to Jerry Haney,. son Hulme. K t«n Kenltwr. TerriT-rrt Frultland. announce Uie engage- Eugene H. Oroves *on of Mr. and Mrs. omlats. The *u_ ment of their daughter. UnaU na and MtMrs. Ralph Kohntopp. Je- ornkts. The decision Is based on ■ b, ’orDeclo^ - ' S'^S of M rs. Flot«nc«, Q itggor, U TJb- h - laT-arnpn rto n . BUll L e m m o n . U u r a ol L. V. Oroves, Twin FoUs. ' orlgUwllty, originality, .taste, completeneas VI is™ Kaye, to Charles E. Bom. soa of rome. Bethel No. 19 !l v°'SS rlchsvlUe, O. Tj.ninv'n.Lemmon. Shirley MlUer, Janice ” Miss Hiatt waa graduated ftomj ot eteps i Mias Bagley, u » cra« graduatedgradua In June with a B. 8: casualty. Boise. Quet.quet. !l!!l G uest Speakers ract, degree In business admlnistra- isson. The couple will be married1 jujyJuly The ■'style riiow was held In r ' ales na Wblo decorations. Each degree U »tOsterh«Jtfave tho leuoa, Th« senior was presented a gift. Uon from ths University of Idaho, 1 will 13 at the LDS second ward Prince Prtnce M 1 em orial gymnaalum r*^ OM People ot Ood.- T h is wlU 13 ai TI10.W present were Anne Al- He will bet commissioned a sec-1 K ^ B used In preparation. X ( the iMt lesson uDtU Septem*,tem- chipel.chape ^ after the banquet with the 0 0 ' ts Reported by ' SX ot Mteps Social Events | Rep ' 1 worth. D'arcllne Clark, LindaJnda ond lleuttnantlieu in the United suiUblUty n r a of recipe for young ■ ■ theme 'Tashlon In' Ortll." A ______Inda Stales army. Oroves Is president —^ i p r o - w paulB lim iK u » r - th e —75? ^ UD Orubb. M ary Hedge. Linda States ar chickens, simplicity and eaae ot H | J an-> 1 1 / . / /"^ ipK #"T J “ O O P D ra o — M elody “ SqOSM^ -HogermonLClub.„ « KoofJlzTWWnj-OttW^tarr-Mf'•Me- ot-the«t-Uie-Ki Kappa fllgms fnilernity.-J preparation. . IP Dance -club-wUl-,dinceât_8:30,0:30 HAQiHAQERMAN. May SH _ Mrs. ‘‘X ,7 - Woman's Group s ; — Crcady. SaUy Sleber. Kathy. SklniMn- _A A chapelchap wedding in the Plrst Contestants IV*^ are required to A jtr. tnd M«. AuaUa Walker p, ip p, m. Saturday at the Ooodlngloodlng Joyce Holm. Twin Palls^was *,1 and pattle Vmson were the nar- ^ ^ ner. Jeanno WllUnms and Sue PrubyterlanPrMbytcr church la planned use j-oung chickens two to three & 0t west* at the BurWy Prea- \^ Q Orange haU. Myron, BUssss wUl special guest a l a meellng of th e w , ii„ for July 3. Reports Dinner• “1^“1ratora. CherrlJl Tata played WyUe, - for July : and one-haU pounds, ready-to- H ^ church.baûet. . ■‘y f ; call; PeTOns attending areJ asked FydellaPydella club of the Reorganized Rh«rrSharon Oamand was electedjcted ¥ ¥ ¥ £ background music and Sherry JT kJ.!; riches. LDS church. ^ :ti were fUtsU .o f th e h ^ h Bllott played the part of-a to^ bring deaaert or aandwlches. LDS ch honored queen. Julio Anderson Is pv. , cook weight. H Jiool eraduates. Bonnla WalkerAîAtGhurch ^ SSST ...... M rs.: reor- eleoplng girl, who dreamed of Mrs. Holm la the district worn-worn-, senior princess;.L1 ynne B ancroft.aot|, Piohor l O P Recital w rriM te 01 tm Dcclo liHjhjjjgh JEROME. May 34_The teor- fi«»Plng . ChUdren's story hour wUl beba en’s leaderlea for Idaho, Her assist- junior ' ganlzaUonal m eeting of■ the the fashloM In orbit. ; assist- junior princess; Kalhy Magaw. th . held at 11 a. m. Saturday at the ant la Mrs. Fred Koch, Buhl, ({uide.wide nnd CaUiy WyUle. m ar- P r © S BUanae th e J n iln TPall. piihllr. llhrOTV.if. con.con- alun a> yiifiit( ______X Presented at r™ " * ' Service was preceded by a pot- b S ^ ~ C nmiR* ducted by M rs. O ary Cappel. Mrs luck dinner at the MethodUti ^ t atandlng senior home economics C“PPel. Mrs. WUUam Hendricksona con- an opetopen ceremony, June 10, I F^S Centennial ■ S ' “2 ‘“ This will conclude the story‘7,"'!" hour ducted Jho meeting. Mr*.. Win PlansPlaw to attend the grand LDS Church M arll^ Adams was the reclp- until Ji"*’** fall. The chUdren's I«ho Idaho conmtcondlt gave the worship. councilcouncU In Lewiston June 37-28« -2 8 KETTCHUM.KETTCI May 24 — P lano Let ui rheme Reporteded Mn. Vlrsu Uekley. praM oit, ,lent of the home economicsftmiM CentennialCentenn summer reading pro- „ le ac- discussed. * atudents of Mra. A. L. FeU ap- welcomed the membera. Mr*. C. , ‘ M rs. Koch taUced on Uie &c- " " s " award, a trophy furnishedTS tiy 5 " ™ uUvlllen v m « of Uie church, andid Uie The' group p laijs o rum mmage age peared liIn .a parlor rocltal a t Uie 1®'"®; / 3yMusicClubI B.b ' »Walthall presented the devo- the Crisco company for the, out- o u t- -W ¥ ¥ ^ ttscade sale May 31 an d Ju n e 1. a t 12812S LDS LD3 cliurch. cliu Students ars Holly love))' a uonal service. Mrs. Guy Ken- camp plans for Camp Cascade aale Mi A ptogram feeturlng th e W aho . standing til-nround student In I qc< this summer. 'The women'sI'g re- ShoshoShoshone slrecl west, RoublcekRoublcek, Wendy Roublcck. Nat- ttma* nedy. program leader, presented itDWnnUl theme, waa glveif by « V- economics. ULesson Ci>. on tre a t wUl bo held Ju n e is and 16, _ alle Naymlk, ElliabeUi Ann Ney- • P"*-*” . "Ho;, r» i V . . . r m a n , „ J f. * * p ., . •ii»N «f In. Oren Boone, for the M emo- * Janet Holt was given a per- • Mrs, Holm's talk concerned th e D P f %] man. Patricia Waller. Mary Ann be con lal Lutheran school Juniorunlor Participants were Mrs. Ken- aonal awardai from Mrs. Hayes,.rp ea \Quick / U I Meals , s , « Beta Sigma Phi•* Naymlk a n d Mra. T h o m a s . working together of the Reor- Treetured posiettl^tm ' I iiule elub. Her program was-ot u - o f n ^ r Mm, Flftrrnrfiiwra running close second to Miss Ad- Q |y | - ganlzed LDS ladles as an or- P |Q Northott. '^"'9 ’ !ona. Bollch. Mrs. Dah Stowell. M n. ams. Relreahments were served by without ,«-■(»» M u d lM -'m e m i.- BolW “ Given at Club - |SS “■ Plans Summer . "SiSJ g e t new le o it on 9 Mh" in d ^ T h e Old W omnan.' an.' ftani: iT anj Beer. Mrs. HaroM Gray,' Orsy. —------v—* ¥ nHOLLISTER. O L I May 24-A tea- new Mre. Harold CampbeU. - Mrs. I -A tea- Refreshments were aerved by A c l , , orisln.1 be taught the group the new son on quick meals was given by Mrs • Activities 10 Let us redesign your old eotennlal m arch. ‘-We SingQg of Wade W ^ H an^ and Mrs. Estherilstoer L.IIQL ila cT ea ls H e M 'lc to n . Mra. S m Mrs. C. M. Lantlng andId Mrs,Mrt Thornton.ThornI Mrs. Reverla conXt Condlt BURLEY. May 24-A Mexican ^ teho." They isng aa a group. W ^ b supper wUl bo held by X I Omega O l I' jewelry Into something u Howard MUU tor Salmon Tract ^ndand N Mra. NetUe Dennis. S Group Meets BMDiToa'the Bange,“ -»nd “ H ie "S& --o,-u..-..b,-,oi<..« _lrleh-Held-by-Aceo___ SS ------£hiiptffr.Jejfv_8igma_Phi,.to re- PAUL, "PjMr_ M an^ f- — — the-M yadtrft m lw inn In flout,hftm ___ Iy lovely and wearable. Meny I lu m n T iy ;* '------^ .------Mrs.-Kiigfnw nrlff.,.wllh..MrB> _ J. ^veal______veal V I ^ Supper*^' Officers were elected. T heyy are Rhodesia were exhibited. ^ • T■ChufchGroap 'h L f Balph Ward aaslatlng. , H ir J" tinnes family keepiakej cen J ujetle The Bev. and'Mrs. KeUogg, Brry Hatch, prealrfent: Anuetle ■“S?; JEROME. May 24—The LHac Pray*Prayer was.«Jven by Mrs.Irs. Oraori D in n er G iven MoTt«nson. i / M Marrieda arried group under the directin be combined H Into some* . 1 ?int«rhoIler. Ylce president,, and missionariesmlssji from Kenya. wlU iman's W. Jones. - D..i A laier was read from Mrs. non of speak at the morning churchK..^h tea ®J~'sponsored by the Woman's W. Jon Mrs- tlon o f m - B n d : M rs; O olden ------^ inds Buhter. secretary. apeak Society of Christian Service« was Mrs. Beryl Kunkel gaveear*. a r«- ByGoodinQU y ~ ' .. . Joe Huckabec, Nampa, a lormerormet Barlow, Barlow. .... thing _ % Jnew and unusual | « « « - service servic Ju n e 0. J . jotH> — held In the ladles parlor of3f the port of the meeUng she attended ^ L . member'of the Burley chapter.apter. Qame Qames were played,jy withwithout Mrs, destroying th e ir Methodist church. concernconcerning money management;r»1 V^M'Church Group5 "S? The chapter met at Uie d'uiehome i.prry Harper winning high Chapter Meetsts ,.!r“ Mrs. Shlrl Shinn, WSC83 vice and creditcr« buying. ' ooc Pellbw- o* Mrs. Lepage Layton and the original be.aury, ^ ALBION, May 34 — Naomluiml i Mm.M n Uekley clo«a Un meet- OOODINO. May 24—Pellbw- o* Mrs president, welcomed the guesta.quests. Mrs. Heber LoughmlUer and ghtn < irlflUan to R u p e rt to akttend tten d TThe h e 1les.wn, ••Family Vacation.” (jS litpter No. 4. O rder o t E asternaU m 111! m g » V 1U1 a piaytr. ler and Bhlp class of Uie Chrlallan crojip Mrs. Lee McVey presented:d ththe e Mrs. M rs. RRi a lp h W ard will attendend ththe e church held a potluck dlnnpr dinner, a lecture,lect “Understanding■ Re- will bej,e presented Saturday by tar. met-for. an an n u al c o e er e------_____ . _____» « » ______A n i« llBlon." by Mr.- and Mr*. A rthur ? ‘‘‘ 2^ ------program, including a aololo .by .by county. county. councU luncheon. at_Oieat.the jjonor.Honored-gnesta- were- the-R«v. HB*"". 'îrnn ^''“ 1 Pcarcc. The group.win meet u«.... lony. The allar wa* draped In K 1 t n Donna Golay. accompanieded by Coboose, Coboosi June 4, j,nd N r £ ; M.irao;., T ilnlly Out,.,an itmanf_of_Mrs. Mertla Jane IN ( ^ ond Mrs. Don Slram and fam- nt the homo of Mr. and Mrs. -M onu 1.n° N ew M em ber -to ^ Mts. HMald.CampbcU; a piano Mrs. Oren Jones and Mrs.Irs. Ora O ra ny,uy ih(.1 e Rev. nnd Mrs. A. C. church »De, past grand matron. q J the ^ ^ U i aoJo by Norma Nchrer; on ■orJglôrJgl^ •W:VT. ^'Jonc5“w o r crc-chosen-delegates inTT3yneyr-Scanlc,-Wrr-iini}-Mrs, ir n e A , r a “ 'l> ™ n roluraod 15 U.e “ Urs. Robert Mahoney was* .p-ap- DBe € Initiated nai Ulk by Mrs, Susie Williams;Hams; to attendattei a meeting on dietelites and omar id Mrs' I-ayton-The. home for refrcshmenta, y_„ dinted representative to r th e » net and Omar Melton and Mr. and Mrs. I-aytor ”hMU ^ SE TIMES-NEWS WANT ADS _ a guitar solo by Zane OIU.U. ac- know 1how versus policy, at the Harry H nlllbau^ of Ooodlng.oding Mrs. Robert Wolfe co-host------iipler on the community Cen- /At \ l Convention1 companied by Linda Teater.r. and county agents meeting room; Mrs. anlal float committee. Lunch- „ ®*n- Mrs. HatUe fty gave Uie de- ess. rs. ^ '■ ...... irt«rv Blaine waa accepted:epled a a planopiano aolo by Christie Jackson.£ksoh. TheThs next meeting will! bs at voUomTOUonal service. . ^ « commltUe, for the cemetery • lelBh- The room waa decorated1 with tho the hothome ot Mrs, LeRoy Fleenor. 1110 esn-up. memlSfers a re M rs. JojSin h n “as “a :member of the Boyal Nrlgh- The » Weenor. The Rev.^Stram offered a R ir Tflf nenrta ^ lodge and will be InltiaUdtiaUd arrangemenU arrange of lilacs, llllea of Mrs. C lUng. p ray e r, and a o n g T h i a U My Birthday Club f f hitbum. Mrs. Walter Amende " r.J IHal- the valley and tulips, by Mrs. V li Mrs, J. Vard Chatfeurn., “ at the dUtrlct convention at Hal- the val Task.” Omar Mellon aang "Ood L J« Emanuel Nelson. /-^l 4 ln n Answers Prayers." He was ac- 'Honors Women Mrs. DennU Johnson, worthyorthy l«y- Juno 3. Birth- menu Myrtle Anderson la In chargeiharae Members Memt of the juniorr .»d and OGolden O l Wedding companied by Mrs. OeorgeB Jenk- RICHPIELD.Ric: May 24—Birth f l -Manufoeturinfl Jewelers - - , h IbT Tf-transportaUon-for-the-TiBln senior asnlwj W P. Kay PattersSn. WU- * Uis. day clclub honored Mrs. IdaI PPate a te i ' J—You Bna-Mrs..OranL_ThoroM_»t.â t a ♦* . I — ni and Mrs. Robert MiihoneyrOM? ■ pFa»«-camp-gotng-tq-« “ ‘* g««i9r7y^ SS: Hansen Club Mrs. Boyd Wilmoth,waaas vei-1 wel- I ,| I thot't roolly nMt ' I a if f l D an a Newby, U u reiie Tews. , • . comtd as a new methber. Ac- ■ I a v h M S M K -■L- I ■ N a il U Uie Peat Offlee«r I I K ' f > i l«Evei w a . They are from Shoshone,•»hone, yroehllch, jr, M rs. K enneth Tho next meeting wUl be held ■ Ala Bbelby Shopping flenur ~ - V \ } c h « er H i " tM 1 Dietrich and Jerome. M.vinrNaylor presented Uie program.ogram! «»t thet™ home of Mr*, Bterllnx sterling I \C 9 n - Okay Pood CenUf ■ ■ I: v \I / Rofreahmenta were aerved by“y " Ûtleri ,1^ wera 'rwd from\ Mrs;Mrs- Meets RIAL RENTALL PLAPLAN ^ mW:i and Mrt. Donald Handy for a HANfHANSEN. May 34 — Excelsiori , . , I THAL I . . — . B ' . n'r l — "W)n’netTmd'T»Rrn"-party. day SooiaiSocial club1 met-at-the home-Ol _ u . . . a ' ill^ I Mra, L am ont 8mlU» and[| Mrs, Mrs. FlorenceW Hutchlnion. Twin “ With the3 finest instrumentsits mademac — new B‘ ■•— JT 'Hr"“ Handy were In charge ofof aar- r- Falla. 1 T ' "Wnir*»gemeiiJj. awMted by Mrs. OameOami prltes were won by,yMr.. Mrs. and usedJ . . •. t l g h t r o p ^ p — I J ! Dare Ml Jenaen, Mrs. RichardI Ken- JI.H. H. TlUeine.1 Mrt. Don Kllborn. H . nett. H an Mrs. Fred Kloepferr and Mrs.Mrt. J. 0. Poe, Mra. Ed S Dolise. : CONN.ONN . BUNDY - SELMtSELMER \ U lna K ing. Mrs. L;Lyle Jonet. M rs. Vot^lA Ne- But she hns both feet on tl Those attending wore boiiitetslOiKiets beker, Mra, H arisy RoundtrMndtree. . , ■ m 9 2 0 2. and beards mode by Mrs,I, Her-lier- Mrs. Olirion01 lUynes. Mrs. W. P. when It comes to sportiwoarl 3 4 ^ S lllnb e rt i Bm lth, Anders.Anderson .and Mrs. Hutchinson,iLol: Summer BeginningBeginni for 5th and 6t6th Graders woH-balanced wardrobo hoi , , ¥ ¥ * A spMlspMlai prlsa was won by Mra. ■ Whlto Stfls coordinates. Hor n U l l ? Haynes, Mrs. Olara TtiompaonunpBon OUR LESSON.ESSONS PER WEEKEK BEGINNINGBEG bGroup e rt Holds '.rSwas program ohainnan. ^‘Watcr Color.” pullover haa , TO niZB 4> . The June fl meeUng will"111, i» be ' June, -3 -— Mon. - Tues. - Thurs. " Friday, f.^ bottom,s-m-l,(8.08, In ea«y- • S FashionG Shovi'I Ki*! held at the home of Mrs.. Olara o l m ' . , school) . ' Color-oucd to SallolotliW "Jami ( walker | lining so much „more t- MALTA, May ?i-MBlta. whigh .h III I aa.iii. .m , (Sr. high school) n ' 7-14,18.W, Everythin ff mixes .^ ■ ^ n t, chooM pMt«t Mttoa •6ho« r t «Bd el«ntn frado^home ...... - Of...... h feet on the ground ; *.«ii eoonomloa elaasea, directed by ^ ■r in our now VChangeabout'* c < ^ H W d P fttu ra Bsogi W orn- Mrt.J i B«ulah Swanson, presented^ 3 QDAIir SERVICEE Mondaynday ththru Thundayay 2 p.mp.i : - ? p o rta w o a rl S h e know s a ^ . >hi. * fMhlon ahow with U entries al ard ro b o h a s p len ty o f ■ »K f yards -rls U»e R**t River high school.1. OM (O'Leqi(O'Leary Jr. high school!school) r K alhw Jne Allrw} and Ja n e t u a latos, H o r n au tical s trip e S ' KODAK FINISHING illovor has drawstrlDff nd tS ®ehor»nian pU yed piano solos, R U t u it io n $$12.001 2 .0 0 - Instructors;ors: l ^.”uL"u"5ri;;\r l , '■ %Quicli/|,Q u NrvlM An color )8 , In ea«y-caro co tto n . i ^ Ih Bt, * —A*— *1 clotli " J a ^ c a ’' sh o rts, j'*alM S«rvle«P I ILEEDOM Wng mixes and maWw# - i - CALL 733-5080 igeabout*' collectlon'by ~ ' ' PHOTO SHOP WARMkRHERMUMUSIC I- i pl 156 Main Avt. H 111 SiMihoM SI. Kn4biot«h . n M iu r s I t l IhMkMM N «.-M «lM elev In » o m n « r . PLUMilNQ SiRVtCii c i ^ . _ ^ j B b ■■■■■BHIMHlI basOfflffldBBEMBlBHSi - - r — -J- ^ : "" “ ""“I ^ P ' B E S S g l i
aln Ave. No. ■ COWBHBOYSCJCOMPLPLETEE BJ O I^SE SERIRIES m5WEEP Ifl FriJoy, Moy 24, 1963 ..... —THEJ m e rtA ês^ûew s Q Tomasellselli, M e Giraw r a T Get “ ^ÎSneU andtnd Beatty Clutch1 HitsII in ^ccisiycDc( -i j& 'A reR ead-eady for > ^ ir e ^ Rtun ttn r iixn in ^ M l e oF f G d en torr A five-run eruptionion in thethi fifth inning sackedked up a 9-£9*5 victory for thele Magic M a g ic B ^ ^ I s I i ' MODESTO, Calif., May 24 (/P Valley Cdwboys Thursdaymrsday nightn as they completedpleted a thrt three-game sweep overover the ■ M | «.4 -. I S » 4 ^ feconl holder Peter Snell faces third-place Boise Braves.raves. A three-run douWe by)y Bil)Bill TomaTomaselli followed byy RRandy a n d y M F B y one-mile run feature of the‘>'® <>ltforntoCal rclaya Satun? M cG raw ’fl tv^'O-run homer h o m e r pushed pui the first runsi home beforbefore an out waa registeredigistered Elisk n |« a V Bp £• Vltfcifi E. beebecause strategically America America’c a Jim Beatty hois'"' in tho (Icciaive fifth.h. The CCowboys took Fridayay off and willw return to actiontio n SSat> a t> ■ jJ B f l edge. With American citizens t — ------—^------=■ urdurday night at Boiselis e wwith i t h ■ thithe U^test edition of the — the Bravefl still looking ffor o r ■ “mile of the century’' are 1> , their first win over; r MMagic a g ic I two of his teammatesI from B -O ro g liq a u d I Sent to S T h e V Piersall Se Valley in six tries. The ■ —Jim Orelle and Bobby Seaman, 1 | play league-leading Idaholaho Palls 1 botboth also aub • four - minute ^ Mets byy S(Senators and will return to Jayceelycee park ■ t ^ i June 1 tor a three-gameam e stand ■ SneQ la "a UtUe bothered" by j \ WASHINGTON, MMay ay 24 (/P)—(- J im P ie rsa ll, wwho ho ggets e ts witiwith PocaUllo. ■ possible aUtegy ot the LATC N ip C u b s LO Qdy>DavU poa ftlU w aa Lefthander Randy,DavU ■ runners, who can ^ t up a race ci Into trouble about asaa easily as he snaga fly balls,uiis, WMwaa second decision ■ wwltb it deliberate pacing. Oe„ sold lo the New ,YorkIfork MetiMeta Thursday, apparentlyently inm over<,vei the Braves but got near ■ exchange for releas®« of Gil HodgesF to become Washing-Vashing- penperfect pltchUig help fromfro m Lane ■ Still he recalla. "I've> never nlng drive Into the left iitw ^ been boxed yet. except in thtb *e 800 walk,wall powereff the St. LouU S ', ■ ton manager. The terseierse announcementann of the deal,dea for pwPhlUlps when the Braves«ves came ■ tiniinf nf back to wtthln two runsima In the I at tbe Rome Olymplca. and 1I dlnalsdins aud Emle BrogUo uj, ,j ------an un an n o u n ced a mnount o u n t of01 calledk l l e d tor | wowon then, ao It didn't matter, win over tha C hlcsio ca«h and a playerr to h be e tail balking, a decision whichi c i Kdrew i n v a i ■ PetPerhaps If there la a boxingn g aaltu- ltu -T Thu h u rsd a y . * named later, didn'tt tie the vigt vigorous protest >tom-I* manager ■ au«t-bet- I ni„ picking up his fifth tl« » te r two developments together MaMoose Johnson and ended in ■ ter." am amo ong six decUloas BrogUo lini e r o f the W j f J m but there were strong signsitiDM thatth a t Johnson's first o u s t e r o t th e I Snell. 34, usually runs off ththe e lUlUd d th e Cubs to five hilt a m en they were connected. “ year, phiuipe retired the 10 men ■ pace'and closea with a fastist UUck. ck. fannedfam five, and walked tto Thus, a few hoursrs before he faced (n order. ■ the same ss Beatty. s So o tttbe o Leftyi,« DJck Ellsworth. yicUa- round up a k u r tte Hodges took charge ofr the ih« last-last. J) Alex Johnson, who wound up a ■ ctrategy will be Interesting' t ^ , to OUver'aoUv fifth homer of the i ^ FROM / ^ L ANGLESVNVjLca place senators for the flrslflnt time tremendous series with a three* I follow fo r th e 6,000 tana1 in In th e son, w ent down to his third w . By lARBY HOVEYVEY In a n ig h t game a t Baltimore.Baltimore for-four night, drove la the first I MoModesto Junior college s atadlum U d lm hl4bU second by t th e Berv> run \n the th ird I n ^ gg wben h m this o ■ anpitcher Jim Britton:toQ banged ■ If Snell bases his ace on batingMating at. at. u a r k kllcMcn tk r u • three-same ;, would Involve bringingg up play- a 1long drive that bouncedteed ott the I B eatty. G reele b a s 3:56.781 aand n d 4 0 0 0 Brwk 4 | Bland. "It^ go^ ers from Senator farm1 teams.teams.^ lightsUgf In left field. I beat Beatty at I.SOO meterssiers Inin wh«l wfait * o o « wmu™ I ! {{ Selkirk began remodeling)dellng his Thei fUth opened with.th .D Dan a n S81- l- ■ W ^ t - p i< ia a H Mthe a Pan-American games.«. €ea>Sea- Bor«r Bo». 4 o i o lUnto < i t i last-place club Wednesdaysday afUr-after- monamo singling and Nolanilan.C Camp- am n- man has run 3;M'Whlle Cary ootfleUer Jim Piersall carrlei 'all bis eoulpment eqolpmen out of bb Washington Sen- ^ noon by naming HodgesIges to re*re- bel bell getting a scratch1 hit.hit After CLEANED OUT ootfleUer Jim WeUlger of the Camp Pendleton5 d f.S ju,i ;£ V ;ii p.™ .!!!! a neW'dlsUnetlon. the Polo Grounds,ds, home ot thet New York Meta. The deal ” * been good Liim. place Manager Mickeysy Vernon.Vernon, Johnsonjqi was walked. TomaselllTâM dll * atdrlcfcker-towardaoeW dUUneU. Jstltr 1 0 0 0 DNtcII 1 » t I salt's move io the MeU for GU Hodges,>dge8, who lelefi ft th e MeU W ednesday to^ V be- ! M arines haa 3:58.1. iV*' Johnson bub I t ii«f«7 Vernon wilt remain as'18 Selkirk's ajuied^rl his double Into; rightrig W ced- ^ - ^ *PP»w«tly (les Pler«U's meve io \ “ “ * Two races In Europe lastu t vyear i ^ Oliver S l l tIklUntw 1 « | « bws. Sc- the new Senatortlor manager.manager. (AP( wlrephoto) “ t y e « fln^Ho I 0 0 0|8ehiff.r I t ! left about six Boise plUher*pitchers In administrative aid, , „ terfleld to clear the bases. .Me- _ ------— polpoint up the atraUglc running eiuworIi t i n at the nst In the same serlee of moves, » stat« of Bhock. What the rwt followed with hla homer. , , ___ ' ' ' ' by Beatty, Orelle and Seaman.am an. kwiii i««< of the Cowboys addeded to ththe e Selkirk nam ed D anny O 'Connell That .j.j, sent Britton to tbe showers 1 T o « a At London. Aug. 18. Orellerelle did ______P'*'®'' ' fireworks didn't exactlyiclly calm to replace George Casele as first- flrat- and fl.foot. l-lnch Simon Peres J J S C S the early work by aettlng[ a pace TouIiTo m. i 4 i Touu ii m"! w's nerves base coach. ______Rinaldi HasH a s g Billings Uses u.{ the Capitol city crew's nerves • h .it ,« came on to-sllenee the-Cowboysle-C owboys _ ' • .i w ith 57.9 seconda to r thhe e f l n t , » »- - r t i r i cut for B.rult la Ilk! i-. e ither. ------'T v e n re e n I n '^ a s ’e b a l l 18 r ; „ Golf clinics tor Blue Lakes , a l - r k QUarUr, OreUe waa second a n d ??»! r»iu» went yeari" said PlersaU, aaM he col«col 1 “ I “ a As a team, Ma«lc Valley went Davis lett after a alegeegeofwiid* of wild* JLuropean T l C ountry club Juniors wlU be Homeruns.toiS^ l O Seaman s" third. cfcieC blew o______000 OM «0M to the plate for IOT ofriolalofflfllal at eoulpment before<>7^ * in the sUth whichilch opened , conducted fromn June 4 ______iOrelle took the lead brieflyriefly Inin ^ fc £-B«nk<. BoytT, S*Dl«. LOB-K. ShtA. T hey cam e up wi?h llh 3fl« hlta.hiSr to Join ^je Meta. ‘Tou through'7 by professional ^ the last top and^ teen B»t^^ ^ b^si s!nd never know w baf. going to hap. ^ 13 going fy extra B w ang TlltJL6_ itle_. ^ve K U le n .- :^ -----!!!!?!5^-BeatÊlects—--- - S j nTSr fSF •traJght-men-to-foroe*lit~* lUiH — ______Kiiign Wid cbUdreg hav-.. . jw u n d e r Breîo_w.»-t » s o i i i ROME. May 24 W - ItaUan " ing completed & the firstiK 'i ------BILUNOS; M.y M m-Hotnp f ‘ average of J3S against the rar- b ig g e st That brought on PhllUpa and the in — T 4 I I 1 I Bffê” et StMgel.^'no'^waB blg^gest Lned his Bu- 'grade are eligible. ThoseTHo« in-to- r Otto Knowlia lUW 2ek. ^ •ged Boise pitching staff the net rookie. He ^ scoring balk. Butlut PhillipsPWIUm 0 “ “ ‘o retained his Eu- ni!^ 1 ! In Brttoln'a SUnI Taylor sui Btaton 2 o t i i i ------reiult-of-aU.4bat-W M..33-rW 8, r "P®"' “Bht heavyweightrelght boxing terested should registerglster Im-im- ^Faulkner sparked BlUlngauings to a third and Seaman. fourth, ; ------— ------>ta-on-my got out-of-the Inning the unex- J? — 13->--Tlctorr-over Great-Falls ______And Johnson waa tho rlnglead' s r^ Olen Thursday wTtH“a'IS^rOundnns^rO iind - mifdlfltely.------1 Jreat-FflUs aotft-tlmcd tn S-.K.-...... - TJ’ e rlngle^' fielding .th*t.-cauacd'.«opla-to'.neople-to Pebaseball, even though his as o S , didn’t catch that big .bass she i l ! in a t 208. though his aseUl scored on JUn Campbell's CampbeU's solesi Judge, said Rinaldi won tUial lap to finish tn 3:66J. his , cxcept hitting homerunsms doesn't hitting has been belowDW par the aiiaingle. ’ « waa after. She caughtlit a crow. ' . fb Wl. « ilr PoUey ewUy evaded. Cleroirf with a nine-point margin over ar afternoon But Billings went ahead wltb with b< best time ever but with hia fin- . leave too much of an opportunityopportunity past two seasons. b«Bob* kk r h M UsiMt v»n^ VkOtr fiSchoeppffcr. but didi^f® not give .... .hithe During her regular afternoon 1 lum bering rushes and punlihtd for such window dressing.«lng. He came to Washingtonngton afler afUr 8^»n,su fiio *k r h M i, 8««>on ®t the pondnd sprightly J four In the bottom ot)t the alxthsixth lahlng lal drive sUrted too* l^te to” h im alm oat a t wlU thmi|hoi4 u 6 1 1 0 total points or a breakdownbreakdown by cordell hookedi a fish too on< two hiU, on error,', two walks btbreak S nell's record. Boise did manage a moral vicvlo- his best season In the majors. nf th e fight, scoring heavy tlu p-11 atio rounds. and & sacrifice. FaulknerIkner hit a Saturday the No. I objective of !r^ tory Thursday night, however,lowever. asaa when he had batted JJ22 22 Wllhwllh Clukch 6' ’0 ‘10 ! JohMOn 4 s I s t " smaU to cook. 1 ' w m 2 “ ' « « to the besd. 1 !d In the llth -1 just left him on the hook 1 eventh and both Snell and Beatty wUI be ™ tbe Braves held Johnsonlon tot« only Cleveland. The Senatorsto rs traded h*Hmrt » 0 0 Tonwi'H^ il I I l 1 s s Schoeppner slipped In the llth on the hook solo homer in the seventh and b( All th re e ' Judges gave It tt «« s ir s round, but (here were no knock- 5d In a run to win tho race. It would »ur- _ ‘ '------thrM-hlta-ln-four_ADBnnuiCS9 sail—olto h . « I » * rc !f« no knock- and set my pole overnightovernJght In 1Oeorge Kemek singled In * run to S ' . JîUey by decisive marglni undo ------hopes that-B-blrbass-would grab : ------only^ ^ f e w J i . J ^ t ^ â n a y ™ I yid only one ‘S w a r a j ii a gMil a f!-?-{-!« 4 0 s. 0 8“would grab In-the-elghthr------P« * ,V th«- flveipolnt m ust scoring iy»- ncnnK tter tfahoney ■ and- cutftelderêatcher <«r T— 4-e-e-* —Rlnaldl-now-hBs-won-34-tlght*f ------tem. Tuny Oergeron-hed ll-tW J t % rather Oene Oreen. ^F«r«i sooo Dftvl* S 0 0 0 1, t two draws! The bass didn't, but a big. 'W ^n.r 4 r » 0 F.ullin.r S 1 1 S o f iP M d as h e befct o u t % ra th e r T> 1 a fi a six and fought two draws. I bLio trnt k Johnton 4 1 2 0 H*rrU 4 S 1 1 1 Jo h n Oow 49-39 and Harry 8hul< routine bouncer to the» shortstop. As Plersall's average. iipi»adipped to . ______™'“”” ------■ ° Schoeppner • s had w o n 34oon n flghU 34 iigniallshU t)lack crow did. He also •got a m an 50-39. ‘ I s ; ' i ; ! ! ! l And he had only one {{SIRBI. .344 la st year, D onovanan wwent ent on m t t 4 TotaU000 IMt< oooL? • 11 s a three drows. ?r 11 I British Plan to »'• M* amlth to become a 20-gamo. winner at ^ ...... «»::» w **»• Cordell triedi to tree the skiidr 4 o i i Friti t o i i 1 ^ Itie re were no knockdowni. Boise manager BlUy fimlth, MJ 060 o t i - t Schoeppner Indicatedite d bbefore e f o r e jjjyjj th e line. He h it and 4 o i o ii. u t m sooo] w ho Just g o t hU B raveaa L lS _abova o ft Cleveland. In 29 games*®a of part- 1 ^ - E.»»rt, Pmti"j.''c'*mnb«ll I. TO-A* the U fight he might retire If he J : Swtnird 4 0 0 0 Wych# 4 111'^; Regain Golf CupC u d p n ^.Xminrlo “ Won Ulb season«n PlertallPiersall n« „ ' .‘.I clawed her. the MO m art before coming to iSi>w i LOiC >“ t. R inaldi said h e would like a . . C. Lftvn S 1 0 0 N*w2 t 1 0 0 3i 34 ufy_The long-shot Englishto teed Jaycee park, wam't to top ta ^ - 11. sii.atrvtn. chance at the world title, held by i,hi ^ 8 colorful outfieldere lder ^broke k e T, \ 1 title, held by ûi him so I just set my foot Bw»n O O O O M*tM. Cm ipMI * hlUdelphla. „n his head while I ,otti;.i.™got the line ! J! plan* today In an attemptlempt to ServicaCall»-$3.00 it was suggested Johnson might land In 10S9 _ ’ ^ In an eight-round1 bout on the off and took the hook» k out." she ------J: be hot. Smith retorted.^ "Hot, Cleveland In 1089 *■ .1. n n n i* wrwt the Walker cup from ththe e • cOlO strike staau>si W h ls “ I'l hu a 374 lifetimeIme batting ^ ^ « «"WWW » ” « s same card, Nino Benvenutl,nvenutl, lUly, said. "I don’t know why I didn't he's very hotl'* And that was his •n la 1^ United suua tor thei KCOndKcond DUMONT PICTUM lOMI iiw iit mnd average fo r 11 previousrloua major m ajor PiPm . s 4 1 ts 4« « outpointed0 Jim my.ty Beecham,Beecham. kill him, and I wisheda I{ had—h . d - ~ OM 20^ - ■’'• time in 40 yeara. llnal word on the subjectubject and Muons. He haa had fre- ^ s,g.f> — r !i; ; ; t , ! “ MOST JV‘- W INJTAUO aa had tre- w I »> 1 * 4 < *4 I Philadelphia. Each wweighed eighed 159. th e way h e cawed so sassy as he ” They were 2-1 underdoga to- a eonveraatlon. Quent rows with umpires, some ______flew off." E—eksldr. LOD—Grfiit Fill*' T. iplres. s o m e Wl.Ith ------K«rntk* Ni»* talent-laden U. S. team . The — ..Alex.cama. her* fromrom spring «it^ m & na^s and Is.*j-a favorite •. HP-8r ii u k i . ___ N4Xt £ordelLjaiiL fifwriMl Kftld. muiiuu ii. in-uihr. K«jntk. n.«* “ Call 7 3 3 ^ . training with all manner of re- ■tile fan*. ^li«rAliet r-isee. WINS IN PHOTOHOTO ..n, try for * duck-eomethlng ■. i, rJBTvnw: TJnlted-Staterhaa fan8d"to"win of M- booing Ur*flt tor hoeUle fans. k-«om ethlng tS "-w ” hirBîii£)«"n.''8K-i-iiu*kntr.r-i'muikntr. ’ thtl e cup Only once—In 1939—In day or nisht pftrta.an ^ powcr and ability y . May 34 Wl I can eat." • ** IP H R Kit m ta o 0 to h it TOr Vii» f j m flof- T q • ! r r \ ' ” f—w jder-thr ------in n ri^ — . , ...... yie-comDeUUpn flverv ttfojean.l , •n games, though, heII waa off Brazil lops banner ot Oalneswayway farm of SIGNS llTAOPAG l^t 8 i2 t2 t2 4 mSSaSaîmiSimmiiiSifSSSiiim . tbe tone of the reports although »ps ' TourneycV » Sherburne. N. Y.. came came (rom from WAStfltjOTON, May«ay 24 (in(itt — L',““ '''‘95 J.l 1 I 1 ! J ploklng up a few hits.hits. What n • • , A nine-hole, two-besl>-best ball < fourth place In thele stretch stretch to to T he Washington Redskins»«a>kln. nn- an- IS l." ■« < .t I ! brings tho reporU up to datet Kussians m111 tournament will open>en with w ith k 5 nip, ^ " 8 Emmy In In a a photo photo nounced WednesdayI the signing w y-Bio«n. *r-mo. a-»o.^ ' IRRIGATIONriONFURROWERS Fl ‘'There are a lot ot things,” shotgun start at 10 ajn. * Thursday nightIght and and win win of UUh State <]uarUrback Jim ■mllea Johnson. ‘■But moellymostly I'm rri Tuesday for membersters otof the ‘ the feature at thehe Lexington Lexington Turner, who-set a schooliSSi'Mi'Stema record “ S I m m - m w B wWANT a n t ADS* d 8 •eelnc the ball a lot belUr. My im Cy Countryntry club t trots. .______aa a place kicker.______r o n r/iS T ssluno} hesolts R fSU LTS depth perception h^ coming Cage Tourney• J women'! golf association.Klatlon. ■ ' V------back. 1 lost It for awhile get- R IO d b JANEIRO., M ay 24 unUU Mrs. ‘Al Wftitergren reporU I ting used .to the lights. I was -B raall’s defending champions partners will be assigned dragging the bat and missing. whipped Russia's previously9vlously un- PrIor to tee*off. A buffet How I can see th e ball a lot lifit- I -Thunday luncheon will followIW and lha m ta r a n d I'm w atting for .It, 1 get >ossea8lon of Croup will study a project to tho bat around quicker." tlie top spot in. the world bas-bas* furnish the round room la ^ ■ , , , ketball toumamen^ the clubhouse. « Attendanc<(* fo r th e h a t two fames of the Boise iifirlea series fell victory left thte e B rasiliansraalllans below the &00 mark forFor the first a 6-0 record and Russia _. ê_47B Wednesdayy andMnd 83583ft m ark, eaoh w ith one ' Thuraday. U iat knockedked the bv-av< ^ ‘V.'ûSS aeven-team Tw o S hare' L eead a d ■rage a tten d a n ce to below l.ooo1000 round robin tourtiament. 1 .ner opening for the (iritt time Tlie United States ZMblasted ,(n. win- In J W om en'ss MM e eet e t I I thla year. The nvernliill murk In le u Italy 101-79 In an esrilei;earllei; DALLAS. T e i., Mlay ay 34 tinlift — 14 openings (15 gnmrn)K) Is is around gnme Thursday night,[hi, moving JJackie Pung. the golfingilflng grand- 13.700.______Ihfl U£. record t6 3-3.}. WllhWith Bra- ma.R came- in late with a four------til's victory, th e Unlt«dnlted States uunder-par 07 thursday-sday to lie ^ was mathematically eliminated Mickeyh Wright, the1 top money S t a n d i n ji^S c s (rom title consideration,'lon, «winner, for the firstI round lead riO N Itll I.BAOirKlOirK nraill'a only remaininglining gLma gLme 1« in th e $12,000 W ommen's en's DallasD allas 4 Vl* ‘ ** aaalnst the Unitedi SUtes Sat- CClvltan open, H 3 /1 6 " Special Steel,Stoe H eat Treated ■ iioi Pi urdny night. Russia plays once* once- Both equalled the course record clal i; ,*« l)CftU-ti Yugoslavia the same si m Made of tho finest ( E ^ i i .i i T'» the same set by Miss Wright In 1958. From selected reserves, finest quality supor-tigM I* 'It* l l ' They were three strokes ahead grained steel, then heat treated for added II, J20 ii‘i UrAslllan coach Togorogo Soares of<>' third - plsce Cliffordllfford AnnAim wns kicked oul ot the9 game early Creed,C w ho shot a 10. H H j toughness and resistanceresistano to abrasion. necoiid hnlf afterfter a shov-shoy. Mrs, Pung, 4l-year-old"old Hawal- Gooderlmm.looderlmm &Worte, Ltd., a famous f a m o u s Jl., ...... - lug scMtou with Uruguayanigunyan ref- who last won a tournament n U . <• . ’ ______eree Jullo Hanchea Padilla at UIA 1056 al Jackson. Miss., could AdiiR iMklfllme, hhave bettered the course record H f l oldId d diatilleiy i s U l l o i ; najne, produces.....l u c e s , . . . . H 8 INCH, reg.J.3 3.00 .0 0 ..ONLY2.25 I II m T otim am ent Jurtflesles oordered rd ired ‘ taken tha undisputedisputwl lead ^ H b l ll ;«i«— M SoarM.away f»m-fhe-Bratlllanhe~Bratlllan ^ *>>a sank an elght*footit»foot btnlle • - ' • igrX2ff70NlY2.45 ■ }* early In Ihe secondMcond half. halt. P Pult on the 16th hole. She barely H 10INCH,1^2 17 Im Hi! •hovlnR Incidentm l came up un " n .4M ii; after Bonres had ntorniedrined hlahis oolHIh Marilyn Smllh, the::::::: second top i j g}&w&w pPRIVATE i STOCK Bg. 3 .5 8 . ONLY 2.69 >» •*« } jDCtloi, to Pndlllft andnil costcoal the ^ among Uie women prosproa "" I I 12 INCH, reg. 3.5 II !iii liraaillaiu a technicalnl foul.foT tl.l. y.ar. and RuthI Jeostn.Jeasin. the T y JH — & 1 .-pow l..a, a»<«nm.,.m.lua.h.mpl.n,..»h ■ 15 INCH, reg.ng. 4.64 .6 6 . ONLY 3.50 ‘• “ ■ 1 "Tlie•'Tl.eB Bourbon o of the Year.” . ...fd lit- Don't N »gltcisilpplm ^ , . 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Eteht-Wayiây Tie foror ILead ^ ■ ■ \ lotOf Ralph HoukHo Q z \ (?F)— jaeK m m m w m ea-wâB'W -a time.iitime-HM fig. m en eiBsew IM u B IfT WBW T O RK. MHy !»4 (flT -RRaltJli u ltJli IIuu1IIuuX Imj thawgeJ ------^ ed a cluster of eight touring pros into th y x '— ' ' '. 'n-■' - w b w t c i s s s f f i s pros into the first round lead V. his mind. ^More accuratbly, MicHfy;kfy MantleMantl has changed ...... ; f tournament Thuraday. The joviaJ Id Jovia) 7ticTticson slammer and •------•• - H Hniilf’A niik’fl mirm ind.-T hft HHitiflgcr n f_thc-Ncw th e - N e w 'York Yankees. ed th e D.OOfrygrd, 34-56—70 pgy-C0t5fi ■0 “pai- ColoniaTC^txy. tcliib aftera fte r seeing seein: Mantle come, withiniin the lengthlens of a bat . g g i;^ree-under-p.r 67^^Sh.r ■ ot ■ 67. Sharing the lead with Nidclaus'lidclaus werewer Jerry Edward’s, hitting a f;fair ball out of Yankeekee stadiumstadiui , now is, con« . Ft. Worth; Buster Cuplt,t , ------' ...... ’-.I vinced MicMickey will ,accom- Ft. Smith. Ark.; Fred Haw- ~ f 1 r'.rVR plishthefplish the feat aome day. "I J g ’ | Hodges Lifts kina, El Paso; Dick Mayer, n .O D < H B 'ilL r; Roberts Puts ^'jB never thouthought it was poaal- llCêds’O’Toole U S ' l i Palm Desert, Calif.; Cary ^ • 5^ '' . .r > . *' jn ble for fo r a n m an , aTiy m an. to o , Mfddlecoff. MemphU; Johnny I f t* in hit a fair ball out-ol Yankee, Hurler, No>v Pott. Qulf HUli. Mlaa.,-and TtinyI Orioles Into hit a fair t atartiuni,’'aladluPi,” Houk H< marveled. "But stops ■Braves B ' LemLema, a. BBan Leandro. CaUf. t K8Bi|Rij|iHflM now I won't be af nil surprised >-v rwil Is Manager •Braving- golfers- superstition^LeagueLead J jC a f f iH when MickeyMlcke: does-It." ( I I I 1 l l that those who score aces In O HoukH o u k wasWl commenting on 3n Three Hits fl _ tournam ents don 't win thw n. B_ALTIM( ■ S ' Br- aM ffr: —.^HHlBiPl ManUe's Manue'a prodigiouspro wallop Wed- MILWAUKE MILWAUKEE, Ûy 24 Itl — - hesdayt^Mday mght,m gh a- nomtrunTthBt cifttmt>gtrs~TnremKffU'8” 3lrti"t}To61e -M SM ------"Si ulriSn 11 m im e on the Ishort third hole with hisils Orioles Into the American league W K r - - ‘ ' suslammrd m m rd agiagainst the upper fn- Milwaukee'sIllft-aukee’s DDenny Lem aster In . | | | 1, W r o ™ » t. oil H « !,«j(g first hole In one u a pro. lead ThursdayThursi night as he stop- cade, on thoth rise, several feet a brilliant *southpaw pitching ^ *l!rhB h»d Uken orer as u The « six Iron shot hit a steep ped the WaWashington. Senators 9-01-0 K' belovbelow the i roof, 108 t« t high, duelael Thursday aa the Reds de- diJ ^,,U,,W UU««K»S.I1-n- tok bank onOT the right of the green,yi, on .twotwo hlU and ruined the man-n- r -\ -' ' J and 367 feefeet from home plnte. rented!nted the th e Bra Braves 2-0. took a sharp kick left and ram*n . ««erlalagerlal debdebut of OU Hodges. . The homerunhomei came off Kan.«s oTooleOToole flreCfired a three-hltter for IH I M . m ed the p in to eagle the p a r' S TThe he 34-!3<-year-old right-hander f -. City city relief plteher' Bill Fischer Is seventh vlivictory against ^re* ^ - n T S S f u miQ. f i les-yard hole. It was the fifthIth hurled a 1brlUlant game as h he e . ■ ' t ' ' IIn n thth^ e b bottom o tto i ol the Uth Innliig êfenUefenU as the Reds boasted their H i fg. ace of his golfing career. posted hla tthird consecutive com-in- and save the Yankees an 8-7 winningInning streak to four games and ter NlckJaus had a chance to hold)ld Pj*tePl^te game victory after drop- J a ^ andvictor}'. save ‘ ojovedlOved Into Inlo tli the first division. ?Sggsii3;s««;:ed the™c«< lead all along, running fodrKir ping hU f*rfirst lour decisions. Bal> victor}'.•The aecond Mickey hit the “Lem umaster asU r wwas the vletln^ o{ A I na. under after U holes, but bogleslu tlmore'stimore’s nninth triumph In lO10 ' ball" ^ all e of seco us In the dugout knew ^Vovo imcnrnrdtmcarned runs os his record ' on 15 and 17 made a birdie on 18 games moimoved the Orioles one- It wns n homerun. evened 2- C » “ « “ ' »t*. necessary l;: to hang In the pack,ck. half game iahead of the idle Chl-hi- It •Tlie n strnnre hoi ,thlni!. however. QjiryiDaryl gpcncSpencer, the Los Angeles - VN proved n o te - ««<:«“ »» WM thntstrn not a word was snUl In Dodger cnstol ^® ^SS ^nS ttlng » B«-ic- ^Bfincfc Bfinched at 68 were Jack Me- cago White Sox. )0(lger cnstoK signed aa a fre e . f l l m RoberU retired the Senators In the dugoutno about winning the ^„„tcent by CincinnatiClr last week. * SSfflf which icored tie finalaal Oowan,Oowan. Largo. F1S-; Dave HIU. in order except for Ed Brinkman.an. ■ ■ ■ M game.the Everybody's immediate re- j,roveirove Inin thethe. first run with a H Duckworth stopped>ed JacksonJackson. Mich.; Miller Barber. « « Every who singled in the /ourth and;nd octlon was *Oh, my Ood, did fjukeluke double.'double. .|B- 'ng San Anconfo; Don sikes. Jack- action was sonvllle. Pla.: George Knudson.3D, aoubieddoubled in the sixth. The veteran•an you ever see anything Jlke that? Rookie PeUPele note led off th* , you "It ever Jml ate h«a lo to lh, to r« ourth t,by reaching first bn an V nv Toronto, and Mike Souchak. Pitcherpitcher stnstruck out seven and did THREE'S tiirfp ' A CROWD at' secondeeond base was the dlscoveTy of this bit of acUo " It lu st hi y c Orosslnger. N. Y. . *• notn o t allow i a walk. I n 68 innings te ti ball I ever have seen hit. I dldn t errorrror by MlMilwaukee shorUlop ^8^ game betw een th e S t LouUs CardlnaU anenny Menke. Rose remained Nfl ffy^Hwlgea wld the:he An ea early morning chill and a u Itm >ed tunpire Tony Venson as he ovenlldei secondseco base and Irlea lo regain It. Tr In 1958 which they teU me landed gUtlonedUtloned as Vada Pinson and . ^ only, three-Walks—two of themem. -U.O ih ihnrtttiip ,h Andra Bodrrm.am s^D snllltil llltd-by-^ h; prtTlows awlpa.410 regainGroat.-(Ar- It. Trying for a second U | igjg ^hlcl intentional. ^______In about the ayw spot. But I Frank=Vank RobinsRobinson struck out, but girnV * ^ - *ftw-hlm-hlt-thatJ5aSila>tiniXfc scored-wMn-icored-wtien-Spcnon's H04- J didn't bAte any of/en-sn. Ing when S7 golfers broke par mbIobb 4 ■ A f S W S Friday, Moy run in Washington and until too short right skipped past Hank J||j d?SwTertnB to do becauaej2e min the :first round. xio* « < Tf/£ r/AteS'AêW S Fridoy, Moy 24; iVrun’m'W ednesday We night I- never Aaronlaron for a d*r Sa O < O o|l-ew.ll_ > 1 0 M ' harder,thought^ny or farther. r.rd«*. j 0 1 k harder or »im» to -under-par—tn cotiiw s ' I- ^ l e k e y,- M -m o d > » t as h a is \! \ } \ I l a!!!!!.** ! ? 1 i ______B gej lune. Cetlltr ,S tt, 0 OlDrandt S I t - -muscular, Mlekey»-« acknowledged It was itaUnton{aUntOB a 0 t 0 0 S 0 0 1 B . « T S t Und”^ game.” Hodges OttMn 1 0 OOnlno' S 0 1 /J^ muscular,the hardest a ball he ever haa hlL 8t-jj«riMiittr «4 «0 i11 BolUni a 0 tt I K I -But 1 wasn't surprU ed by NlckUNlckUua. who hit 15 green# In DeWrthD«k-rth i1 0 0 OS.YtriM S 0 I f7 f JA IV.IUn 4 0 11 MtM a 0 • • K Ilm reflation figures and used ^ 83 ‘Philip._i_kFhlllipt 1 0 0 OllobtrU s 0 0 r f ^ K (Cj \\l theHow hardest did ho compare the two l'*«Itlkh Ja J0 | e 0 Cnndall BOO* H M»rts. I saw too m uch of him regulatli U fS> ■.^*7 W drives, How thisdid one and the one otf iMoiniaIMoinia sS 0 (0 0 Jonn S 0 1 « M STtaiur." putts, nu ooo- OOi-S 3lntlnn»H ---- — 000 100 OOl-J -.‘ T E-pUce senators. HHis is ffirst bogey came at the D.ium»r. ----- ■■ ...... -■■■.■ — ••This ..jjo w ascojj my best shot." Un»aukrt...... 000 000 000-« .. a, 18th on a bad two Iron shot to E-CfdtBM , Mink*. Atren. Bell. I f . l \ an t be done overnight, as — (nf!Int. LOB—CineLOB—CinclnnitU S, MllwaukM S. l l | . nmber of other clubs wlU„1U ththe e rlglright of the green. Hn-Smiik.Hn-Smllk. Ad»lr. 8B-Oi»lno. B F - J [ IB -8p*nt«r, U «thm . BB — PlMoa. ^ “It Wt ft Ud right on the side. I P ittsburgh TradesTi Skin „rte.- H9dg« fM . , " It W Ide. IP H B SaBB SO Skinner to u se S Favored m ^ IP H It ZR BB 80 J l >Vn fitjtd tor live outatwd-n i. ^then n It hit another one of the o.u«n.L.O ( OTooli.W,T4 I S 0 e t 1 B him iiajers. I Just hope s«Kne.□6. foot “and when I get there be , Big Six M eet SSrJsML«iBMUtU»4 I 4 » e S I ^ Oahu rubbed off on m e. and“ d w“was noholding It with hU foot," ‘ iR ■ R e edlegsforPi i for Pinch Hitter la lamented Nlcklaus. "I dropped i itter Lynch BigsBy DICK BABNES • esD eontrlbute som ething to the ball and it rbUed Into a trap.” A U f f PnrSBUROH, May 24 (in— (id— question about1 that." In Wlllle In BERKEJJIY. calif. May 24 Ift M O ovies, V lC S Soccer Ult locetts of the club." th e ball in Wlllle Stargell and I felt Into —Southern BESUC^ Callfomia. favored - . ^ j . t . I t w as alm ost a spectacular fin - Angels c5 Hold Bob Bklnner and Jerry Lynch,ynch, Skinnerskinner said he had “many niy own Adra handled his first post- Jt vu who broke Into the majors to* goo^ ycu lany my own mind they Wanted to —Southerpto win every race except one, ll|C t II uch Ish with NlckUu* and Souchftkl u i / I <» * h o brok. » to- good years with PltUhurgh and P’a? Just Don’t Mix ' itwpreaauesUoalM-SJfiuucii — gether-wlth-th«-Plttsburgh~Bi- it-wlll-bt a n d P’ay ” Itt alm ^ w sJnr 'n ev iU, fmirth atnilght-aig >-Ei- it-wlll-be-t" Si*"'* ®** ing. Nlcklaus played It-t»-#oft Q y g . ilcter becauB e-h6'#'"a-year-younger.-a ------have-decWed not to attend-Sai^.------Sklnner w en t from th e P ir a te s ------X MxÔawlw, IKM j.a rt Chun- urday's EngUah Soccer cup final ----- better runner and a better out- R*i^,Caw ■I hiven’U believe me,” h e - Over Status^ to the Clnclnnattl Reds and /'I »J m- plon In two evenu and anchor- following th'the pcoteeU ot many' inapttiJfJtll-^-Srto;______-IVV- » — Lynch came back to Pittsburgh, lir iQ fielder. As far as hitting Is con-too plonman I on n tw the winning mile relay ticketlesS far I w L o o p J ^ o i d s______—LOS. l i a ANGELES.-Mai_24J»r*M Lynch cai S ----GridLooDOlsavs------— ------V — mS u s;lc h -d tlcketles# fans. •Bttt I lost myself In th e n in th « General Manager Fred HaneyIf of inih a sfralghtstrali trade: ' fj ------cerned. the records are not loon t team.-lsman on tfexpeoUd-lo do just-aa —The--«orm~camB-'when--th*— -■------— much-different;-Lynch-haantIB." team,-Is well Saturday e: In leading Ttoy lo „ bElni.” Hodges SB ldrtndlcBttngS --NGAA i \ l 7 . Rule r—— the Loe Angeles Angels-and-hU-hU -The-move-givea-the-Reds-a—The-mi -jFCPension-Elan— nS management of the Leicester it’tts doing better In the locker 4 fleld boss. Bill' Rlgney. held a proven oi _ been playing too much for ua."^re welltt-victory-margln-estlmated-at Saturi dClty-team.-hoat-to-Manehestw ty -^ n ,------— OAMBRIDOE. Mass.. M ay 84 W) h S S f d a proven outfielder who can play mm tlun on the bench. “I 2*“ ’ ^ two-hour meeting Thursday on every da Plflf ST. LOUIS, May 84 «1-The” av?UaWe Stargell and Ted^Bavoge are'ere 30a“*ctory- polnu over SUnford, the only United mIn 1the cup game, an ujc —^ e ivy league.Is expected to on every day, and sends Lynch, woitd to keep playing because —T he ‘ r personnel after the Angels eameame baseball’s highest paid • pinchg National fbotball leagae •Th« an- avaUablel ^ r , for left fleld. where 30team polnu with e any bos>« of an upset nounced It had sent- tlckeU to ' , tthomht w e.were atUl in the depart from the NaUonal Col- home from a disastrous lour-our- wtUr. hitter, to the PlraUs, who need nounced “ouncea Thursday the Internal Skinneryiar foi has been the Pirate reg-;fh ln-th.-m e« tt 0.1Uonil.'.-W- Si“th e t,„two' „o a ul»rLynch Im fl tijht SKUOIUI, wllhH t. ln ward# th.-m« stadium . •■Unfair,”’•Unfair," screamed fans who : Jim footbaU aubsUtuUon rule in one ‘j* etl a Lynch filling In and pinch h it- stafl Soiibr*' pitching coach) if Jim f ^ t b a l ,n _ "It’s pretty definite that well "Sklnner.-atrhlt -Sklnnei JM last season flr» _X aw lcy_B on.th8 440 la s t year were w ere unabUunable to get tickeU for Costs wu ready to com# In, to phase-phase—applying to first down— -ine UngUrhe.PJTate8.havB-BlU-Vlr»-.Cawley:- tfi\rs^£icwr*W«&cuiarrtn-«ve«t------;■ make some changes." Rlgney »a“lsaid i„in 144 gamg( es and U J70 In 34 “ ne- a n d hU 46.5 second c lo c i^ g Uils th e s frc M ^ tCdL But the game w as <êr. «It wmwas learned Thuraday night. ^ m en a s m uch aa $821 a m onth■year in ônm ente In Ir center a n d Roberto Cle- a n d hU 48 [‘ae »a_lit-entered_Hfliuaôlflcc._.:c._, games_Ugamfa thU_.jear. Ha haa_na nenôns- season Is nearly a second better that ranks even higher among —FlV6~of-thr-elglit-lTy-athletic- L no pensioner------th In mentegKn«fc In right. Bht seasonIhan-any-challonger^He-won-thc Is : Britlsh-spari .TV t won't be m y la st one." nore When the meeting broke upjp a homera.homers. Brltlsh-aparUjQllower8.lhan-th»______»; Eodits Hid of the mental error,Tor. oirectodirectors have approved the more When t Tlie atartlng date for player------into-tlieSkn»Ucr-witTT5roTjaBirFrngTit I d Ihan-anyn220 low hurdles last tim e but world w orld series does among Amerl- j liberalized substitution rule InXI a representativerepresenti • announced th that a t Lincli,Li’ncli. 31. h it m last year Jn — ------Uberall 1 and ebglblUty Is lW9. Under the layerplan, ^ffiich into-tlifr hi C incinnati o u t f i e l•n.’ d . that220 lowrace 1 Is out this year In fa- cans. _ _ _ _ _ . ______• . mall vote conducted by Harvard'sjd'B no SUtementsUtem' would be forthcom-om - 114m gamgame es w ith 12 hom ers and I He five-year men wUl receive anplan, es- ^JHlch ter and ha : s'V ad a P Insoa In cen-[ht vorth a t ofrace the 440 Intermediates, ------= Detroit K eeps ^Tom Bollea. BalloU from the re-r e - Ins- U ,350350 In 14 games thla year. He a ester and Prank Robinson In right,art' ''orwhere of Cawley tl la even better. d g.ivtirui! lave There were Indications, how-jow- has two homers, both In pinchDtnch tlmtimatedi ated |437 a m onth in pensions T he Re( n_' T malnlng malnln three Institutions bave There ’ a fU r th e age of 6$, 10 year slons m en The have d Reds, ir after a slow start, where Ca? ever, that the Angels might dip hitting Job*.J< Lynch haa a career ‘"J b u t ------I ly IM PIANO^ E y e o n L a r y «not o tb been e , counted. ever, that ;! . h , MM a n d 15-year m en $821. men have aro still climbed to fourth place but — ..ro tt IIN T . QB BUT A source close to the scene In- into theth# minori leagues for help.Help, totoUl ta l of 113 pinch homers, ona ahy «»e COACH QUITS I m unnorr. May 24 w^-.wlth aro still five gomes back of the c | 0 Pir MMth Rtnt. Cfttdit t * ' 1 an dlcatea that the final count wlU BfforU tot< swing a trade with of the majorm league mark of 14 -A A playerplay must accumulate at league *1 i*<» COLUMfiW, a C„ May 24 W - ■ |a Pir t inwt pitchers giving up an lo a t league - leading S a n Francisco Joe COLUM Grugan, baseball coach at I 0 ,ppV _,n, have to be 8-2 In favor or the the IndlaiIndians failed afUr two con- held by Oeorge Crowe, least fh five years active league Qlw'la- 0,ppVMp.ni..MUt.rM I *8fi|» Of Diorff th a n four ru n s ' lague Qlw'ta- Joe Grugi Ju f ch«nge or Holies will feel obll-)bll- ferences In1 Cleveland. The Indl-iidl- "I'm tickledt to death to^ be service toU be eligible tor tho plan ~ the University of Southern Caro- ■ euuoiOAUOI tKOWNI MUSK P tm , Manager Bob Schefflrig llot. an_maa»g«aenLcxpreMe(J_lnter_-Iter- with thethe' Reds," Skinner said, and mustmus Uke part in al> leastp lan USE TU------DS thllna e P nfor lv e Jthe last seven seasons.ll hi -ffil gated to call-for-a-eeeond-ballot. least USE T1MB3-NBW8 WANT ADS llna for t SSnt a clw'waic^bTO^^—^ —T h e —NCAA—nilee—ad<^ted—In ' l_ln ceat s t_ In ln _ SO-BellnsHy. ^ Leon Wag-V I£ iTJlSXifi.- ^ w 'vriSt-fg SoaTrarciubrngitr ng|t>tfefl~tmnenhtrtag-rach tn/ersiu year.— p or-pa >T»-mlgne4-TOursday. ------f c — ■ tlon ner and Dean Chance, but theirEelr — —— ---- ir.— roR-PABT-SBmNO-RESUin^-mignetf-^ oonUle In the South AtlanticntiQ JanuaryJanuai concerning substitution ner and 3 kuM. were tUgged liberal. Actually, free offers for the trio angered Rig- U17, hampered by a aor* armann aubsUtaubsUtutlon Is permitted on sec- ney. u BestoflMt season, recently wwas as ond aiand third down If the clockilock iîievg those people•opie g j m t ti )s stopped, A maximum or two . *o) to KnoxvOh, where U U is stoj would think we're stupid enough iKVtd b« win recover Qulcklyickly playerplayers can enter the game for a tad i^tch his way back to ththe e team when the ball changesngea to fall forfoi any of the trades they Aaertctn league.______hands or oh fourth down. have inIn mr ind.” h e said.': * K M I 1® I V »lhce\: h e( I ] - - I 1 SUNDAY I 'Ottttne|I DINNERI I f3sJwT l o f f pY * .SATURDAY * H ^ ^ (Adult* Onty) M LURI R E S 5 H fr'd^ ^ v IL ^ J WffPJMKtake i (Prices tffe cItn th a ThroughTh Sunday) ' ~ n ’ t o o l f £ 5 sB ' .MAY^y26th 261, jH 1 1 1 - ^ f l v Y o uifr , SINUINE HILIN,, RIG. 1.i.ao M i m . ndtetofckets FU TFISHIH . . . ea. 65^ M M ^~i2S.OO,pi>mc tiAusti?sf,9 BvBraun % ^ / m ^ PRIZES 9 FMSH IN o« mlt|..nil>)Kill) RIO. 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INCOME PROPERTY START SPRING IN S;^f^~Sai^ w 52 CLASSIÊDC lA S S I^ E DmECTORT ciîld t.Z 7.. .1 -.,, J , ! : ™ " ! One of These Homes '' ' JTOiaren and only your Mir- very™ benefifi ______A^ VERY UUNUSUAL - Uolatlon from them vantage of buying ^d*se\ltag^- ANNOI r — ®”^ la c e e d In removlDB you fer*.fers. lIf l ununcertain, seek advice, ClaaslficaUOD^fUwiyih Claaslftcati 15 pi^“.^'i -OLB UNCLE PRANK hss FARJIFARJI... Uitlp worn. AQUARIUS AQUARl (Jan . 21-Peb. 19) p „ p , m s m m ^ 2 5 ^ this gift. If poaslble, - HousehiHousehold chores, jwd work. £.la«ificau a o7rorg r?;tS”r r.^r(:riH 7n, S « ^ mean much to you and routine repairs,rc etc. — time to ClasslflcaUon ciasslllcaUj 18 through 24 “ *tuii*»^^p«n-i “ “ ,'S liy. get to th(these before the season nNANCIAL pi> Employment ’'^Mliuioec who were bom on gels too blbig a head start. Classification Classlflcatli 30 through 3B v S a re : Mikhail Sholokhov, Plsccs Plscw (1(Feb, 20-Mnr, 20) — A m m s ^ SLSL, BovelUt: BUa Maxwell, good day In: which to deal with c»-iinni <» i f hostess; Quoen Vic- others, espespecially If you can mix -jTftf Snaland. business w:with social acUvl^lcs, Be C^lllcatloîl^n^bte Claasl/icaUc Hna»p «Ip Want»rs at Burley ^'AIB CBAFT AND BOATS LICknskd I'l BnRLrY, May 24 — Com* Karen K aren Hoffbuhr.H Ken Gilman, Classificatloa Closslflcatlo 166 through 173 In»“ h!Jrtw'o<^' (l^ * - V * ‘ 'blibl* '• * naadnnt exercises for the IMI OilGil PutmPutman. Robert Johnson. Kolort of (he Burley high school1 BBarbara arbara HHayden, Kathy Schorz- AUT Classlfication'lM ^ u g h 300 tiui wtre held W ednesday eve-. mman. an. OaiGall Robcrtaon. LoretU ClasalflcaUo i ; j ; f F S S ■ |i ■Im In We Burley hlgh-school1 Batterton, Arlene 3abcoc1c."Sha- ______nnaulum. «'lth th e studenUi roi Anderson. Anders Leon Leward. Beg- and Foi HAMLETT REALTY .. --‘S S u i wnting-the program. . Inald EricErlcson. Gerry Arbogast.______Loil and Found 1 *V“‘h!inrti''ii ‘ T ' K? Glto Scbornnan. son of Mr.. Jeanne Bachman,Bi Nads Hatch, i-o s t : k»j »>i odlDi. Arthur Schormian, wasI Kaye Baker.Baki Lanny King.- Sha- and the salutato-: rronOsbor on O sborn,_Lyle_C antcelL_J_lm N.mf en»r«» ^ h p im w tr e shared bv Con-* Zook. Zook, RuthRut) Warr. Ardella Han- 0»??rT-«yi.,. LLOY^|j-^R|ra-- L Ble Him, daughter of Mr. andI nah. nah, Valclta Valcl Wlnward. ui6su' *“ ’ **• BU, d««bUr of Mr. and Mrs,' Johnjohn Parker.Pari Grant Martlnsen. Ruu^lRuucU slenBlffi, «auu J, CUy. 73». ^hop. t E. Bachman, and Charles‘ LeonteonWatc Waters.' Byron Tegan. Cher- MS8.______I > < n -i> > r-riv r f f ^ . M^ of ^ and I ^ s -- yl Shrenger.6hren« Bwbara Steams. i-osTi K«>m *«' KOUH briroom r.nch ityl. ^m.. Lo- . STOCK RANCH ; Riehdrd'-TlhsTey. -Chafles- W lP ' Tbgmt of the commencement■son, son Con Aijnest, Glen Mahrt, ezs-sesior u H .ip w . n . rpfna was " I am th e m aster; Pat.Cahoon,Pat.C ahoo Irvln.TUley. Dwalne _ . ______H0ME3I HOM1ISL.HC.U8E,__E-S t 1 (my file: I am the captain oft Baker, B aker IkeIki Lynch, Mary Sim- M W rtt — ----- " » “S ™ ; buL” Sbarol Anderson gave nions Joh * mons, John Weber, Jeannle Sut- BEDFI8H U k. Lod<« boo .e e W ln * b e lD T o e atlo n and the highj tonton, LcRoyLcRc Smith, B arb ara rcMivitlou— Aut band, directed by Ronald■ Harkness, Harkness Tauna Anderson, Alan *»»“»' •?«“• ircfalbtM.Îilayed-JhB proces-* Varrlngton. y a rrln g to t - ...... - ^ riu icDsl azid recessional. WnroiH Tl* welcome address was giv- Harold Hoeller. Rita Wlxom, ^cniiN'snCililM 'S LOlLODCK In KcUbum Sun r r ■ O ary Anflcrson, Scott O sterhout. v»ii*y.V»l|«y. UnutMiiutlt. KUm. own.r. "Tm" MAN K> Ulie AITENTION MOTEL OWNERSs HOLLANDHOLLA] REALTORS^ .-h-OraBt-MarUnsw.,--class * Jean -0-Bryan7' PaurT oung. ”-• -F o r- r» » rT » iio n niSai. Miss Moore spoke- o a ° “ Paula Bandy. Ken Relnbold. Ka- * ^ ân d Miss Bachman oa ren Egan. Dorothy Zollinger. ; M 3 ‘S M : f; r | g s a s E f s s g , DeWayne Jensen, Diane Thomp- rm a tm ,i.M thlt up. I’rlo. |.1(l',00n. I.rmfc ifiartet, composed of David\ son. Bette Lnrscn. Karen Hew- TRADE IKAUJ - SELL OR to, Oil Putnam . Warren , ard. Karen Thaxton. Tom Gar- Ulr md John Haight sang, “SI rard. Bnico Tcgan. Danny Reid, BORROW B( ’ (■VSDled by Mike Chesley. A L " ■ w i S H K l I s i ^^^CONDIT IÊAOT W KXtet also sang, accom-‘ rtuth Wllllam.\ Bob Spencer. ^ f O s s s g ’M i * Kent LnrSon, Colleen Wayment, W ANT aU liy B a r b a r a H ayden.j-Leon Peterson, WANT YVrtiNi AD RATES FELDTMAN Stan aro Blllle Lou Scofield, ^ REALTORS ill Bindy, Loma Morgan, Arlene Johnson. Bob Austin, Ai i Darlene W all, M argaret- R e e d ...... -...... Are LOW ' S S . - g cicorgia SwBia 1Kcsicr. jn ck su n iv n r r ------: ^ p i 3 ------r Ann Palk, Elleno Herman. Trina . PHONErnUIN 733-0931 Is NEW SPLIT LEVEL tin a Hoffbulir spoke on h o nj - Wilkinson.w l l l S n Dave Closson, Dennis . » ud Kendal Yost discussed to place your "clBSsIfled" ii,'“.n,li'I,‘'‘,,h rttt. Scholarships were pre-“ Cheney. Gordon Anderson. Ken- - I g a i s ^ I I * dall Yost. Alan Yarrington, Pat want-ad or transact any ------— by Mrs. Ila Darrlngton. ioLLAND^RSLTORS ' M * Sherrod, Roy Iên, Carol Kunz- . . lUlrman of the scholarship o„; business with the Mrm WorK f lor. p«t Uilatrwooa, Nok R«t miltlte. and E. H, Carlson. S ’!- inriMi ’ MMackey, ackty, -Alice Mlkesell, W andel ( W inn, OeNeil GIbby. ------t—t Spteas were presented by '} BALING - COMBINING ■ fX'-'- "" w» Young. C. H. Darrlngtonn I^'ndaLinda ■ Gasklil, Dean Btrom, P®r»oniU-S|Perionali-Sp«clal NetUot .9 BALING «11. H, Carlson. Virgil St«Steel, Beverly Slmnlt Ol------TTTT: d aon, Gerald Wahlttrom, Shlrlay COINS WANTED Wire Butu* Hayden accompanied aon, Oern le. »e. lOo »b>t h i., rout S p hijntof Uie.cloaa w n g . d irect-, Hylton; ? Cheryl Ashcraft, Gladys H«y. ..II or t« i. eausfaci 7H“ '(0*!*l'h” “’' ; ” llm” ôJ?V /l« sma'll st I.to soils Lou Scofield. Ikee Koyle,Koyl?. CliarlesCli Sliaklec. Roxanne m , rtniinit " Bogy pregnnna ,' Vi>etrtoi>r I" U» benediction. Knodle.Knodle.' Pam Sorenson. Steve »» »» ,«ttkn are Owen Dayley.Lyn-. KKltloy. H loy. Glen Scliorznian and - 'lisi j ^ % E N B LARSEN ^ 1 CMm, Kathy Block. DennUU iR u th Â"' n n Loveland,______IM . DennU Orafft, Busan ACCQDNTlMa BEHWOE! '"Shi «■. ainron Decker. Kenny ‘r.";!".5,r ■ E‘ £'"n ' i S i S •wit. nU n m . Jo h n Haight,I ^ \\ W Cildwell. LaP real W ln- W.J«iry Peck, K en t P e tte r- _____ ^Sk\ ^ v ' '= IM ' ^ Olena Carter, Joe Peterson,1. MAlH s f S S i i i w i » him. W arren Bodily,' U m lse *1 M a Campbell. Lila Bean, |7 Billingsley. L inda Pries, ja Graham. Mark Holll. R f H 5 Oarolyn Lowe. Owen J ^ K tre n Hill, Jo h n Hunter.* iiuiMii>« yuK Moore, Harley Howard,?; IT'S FUN TO ^ •• Nwkam. Richard Nelson,! bi ''jMelwtrt, Jack M al, K ennnI;• "BE A BASEBAlt t o K ts “*r. M arshal MourlUen,! 5 W»l. YvetU M itchell,!i’i Srfil"'•friulliri. All cnndiliRlUI. 711^ Worfc W inl P Ue,-.Oaie Roberta, D a b l a w B s p - W Windell Maxwell, Royly r — -- «------— i'ipA'l\nigI'lU V A T L DKTKCrlVBi r.- •BLDWe Lee Moaley. Lynn ^ PEST CONTROL -EMMEMMY LOU® By«» Marty-llnki ’•".i •J®- John Hhelstad, Lorna g S i l s i ------2|>i Barbara HlneR, D arlene ' ;ic r)M)iiATiN(i J»Nell D o m a n . Jack TKKKK b..lr...m^hgM _wllh on." M. ^ V' “ I. Ann C h i l d , LaM ont J»';Uelle-DeKangtiet.-am7 ■*ST*3 ------...GEjr SPRAYING------' Ohesttr ciirUtlonson,11, SfcL- 'I wil.l. IIK rMpu»lbl.Û'y:~ g X" FIt ^'-..-sS 2 Ouncan, SEll-VlCK Good win, nichard j "I'ln r^ V i" " br*li% l’‘'Mr.'''l*»»y fh "«■ Bteven CoUrln. Bteveni PUMPSPUW ‘@ i| ' nOTO-’HLLlNG H f |S S n i n i t h a m . Oarlrl Ihtr liifurm* Tf^DeiiiiU niitinrs, Bteven"> ^ I* t * ...... ^ ^ P » rU i Hew. Elaine Betil- ^ I l i H r l M .g a r , RuU> l U SiiAsn UowarUi. D en-;i “ ^ TlMES-NEWa , " Carol Holyoak. A llan'n' III Illl E % flcolleld. Oaryly \ Wr i llli' Ml n u l l f>T,CLASSIFIED ' JJ-mllle Jolmion, Olaytonin *». A %vV > > I - ^ C s r lo MniiUrle, Clifford'<• Jv »i* ’-w tl lA ■ Bharoii M artin, J a iiuI" ' ■ DH DHADLINE8 • "‘’boV 15 ^ ------^"SrvsSilL: ' K:- ' 1" nwi\ u.b. Î. SUND,SUNDAY’S, PAPER----- rROTO q -j / » IlIM MAUI '■ h Ik. » .» « . r . t - Orders “Must Be Received Ai —* Safor.Befora 12:00 S a tu rd ay o e ^ MONDAY'S PAPER ----- itOT B 1(5 HEAD SOLIDOLID M OUTH^ ZT. Orderi Hecelved ^^tiirday m " Jm- @ i Agli^ U» U». ■■ai't-iJ.T: BREEDINGN G EEW ES Aflernoon rf»r DBlpre n i ? a’.' iP.5;TSb;i Tuesday. MayMa] 28th Will " Ue Placed ‘ In m a t Kvenlng . ALL OTHER dAYS Die Starting T iineme 11:0011 a.m. ^li. o ^ ' OOrderi rderi U ttuil B« Received LIVESTOCK Before B p.m, lha p a y .. . • j i ^ COMMISSIOISSSION coT I " ~
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9 0 CaM li______I10a‘AppllaiK* O a ‘ A | * HH gqulp.ulp. 120 Fumlturoh * HH Ooodada ___ 122 fm Ferttltiw S—d , 135 Mia May 24-25, 196363 tAp>rtfn«nt»-Furnl»h>cl. J yQ 70 Farm lmpl#iMntt 90 Cai . . . W *w» THKKK.MOOMH »nj'b«lh. AdulUTiBlr- ' ed >< u TboB* 71»- aapplUana and*TVi. roily'ally faaras-f»«rm»- appUaset*.i Ktw Ktsmor*JT alort. lo rr mU*ml*- *^*to«*T K wU d ?B » ro W ^ t* 8 mitii, ^ R “ . 8- l o v l l j ’^ e ^ r i t e ; . . 2 0 Twin Falls TImas-Newtla s -N e w t ’ ” 7JM «o.m'm ie> irdIH ‘ Buy Certified ”ij tIMi. Bart to 10%. CalB't>'( rrunluiro u n lu r t t«lUa*oaai Item.. CaU BolUtUr.ollUUx. Wl-Wi. In{i ^ n .^ Idaho, pbont Mackay H8I. »<>» ______U S E D 30 LAKlit UobttlB .prlM tl btUom. ______4K0.______» ^ SScSrJ/rlrj^^ loh ind Acf ig» «$ 4 ^ TWO t-mom tptnmtnM, UliniUt rT-;7-| _ _ _ • T V y y -^ ------m«Uo3~».h': ui w d in«.. Cartjr, Uabo, 'pbontlont 8U- an^ân Bik. SkS^'' — i a f ^ ir'aaU I ^ a ib e r Strvlca. *«» JBotca ^ a t^ a b lt. Banntr Fnmltnrt.______N5^mH§ÎS!wt*IPpoU?o3rTtry THugK-iiooM^ .nd b.ih. Aduiu. u l EQUIPMENTN T ^ U. r.11 ^ ^ l ‘U. 7n-KJI. U atlon, Mtra rtaionablt. Ata P tri., Ltallt. Idaho. VALLEY.VIBW ACRE3 ^ ■ '*'*•- .*«« H*)-'™™yborn Wtit. _ P phont K71.______WAI mi g.uuii'il — *------A t i d - S a v e ! ------^ np«nln» • of« »rn »Uh 'J !----- ...... 'L.UC nl»**"mi~^^moJtlt. Bit ftiniltur* t ^ ^ • • brtuilf''' ol.Uttlf VMlltr . /loor. Clxt-ln. >20 *rd ATtnut.Ttnu^RMt. R»»t. ûearbOTTJ S w a th e r ..— 13350 ci. Jl. J. BtbuH.,, CumCuny. . CaliC.H at. 704 3rd AY.nut Wwt. W onl, 2 mll« from Twin F*1U had 71 Mweey PerBxiaon No. 1J -• I 865 '7.ts-:>7i. ^ Shm bli.ryJI.iilrfulln 136 ^ •«hi'r, . . <*n build /orl ,v>i i s yuur n Aj..rtment-Untuniiihed, 71 M, ' • gga KbcmTEniCD A n n . bull,I. t ytan old. Irio n t l?«004*’wt»d*fC’w*’Jf5lal7o f ^ 5^ 0 _ yww°1^'mlta^!l Sh h ho„. in Ih. «o>inlrx. Enoufh UM New HolUnd No. 68 -----—,$'* *»*895 T»wi A nr« Farm, tall-711-im•711-im.., .. a.m. ______3 ,t(,r mor» prl»«7. pulur*t for Tourjnur ailARPtI f«o.Ub«i.fural»b«l. 23 Maaaey Harrlft N o. I, ' _ . In plTrfttt «.ndltlon - marked downdows Box 17>. Suiar Hou*. BUIlon,BUIlon, Salt Salt •. Clo...|n_ l).r. 7:i.7»H:; tteoln*.t,enln«. T...... j j j ICO xra In ticMXo”*'!’ . toad 3#5 H ortea 1104 0 4 'to IU8. CilnV.. • _ T.akt City. Utah. ______AU choice* ahniba, weU->«u- KEW and USED w irop ■ f.m 7it-»«f..______• ^ ’ = ^[•" ‘i rooted, in Individual con- lof»llon. A rood tTjw crop f«r« nd iwo btd- D enrbom chopper ____■■ t f 895 f?5 COI.TB, ridinf elub and pack boratt. **' ' ' «Uh nic. lmiiro»»m.i»ti lor "nlf "^^tB!^ta«.^MfrifirVlor., hc.i.hf.l. ww»l»r .ur ,Cl e w e NO. 125 chopper ~ ...t...| 805809 t;„ , .lawn paymtnt. oot yaar on ■‘eE?S,:sS S'M.in E Avinue ; ‘.:; t«lner>—fTown especlaU Industrial tW ItS.oa^ Tirrn. la (ti#^jnf furnUhtU. »TT.M. I»0. I'bon. TJI- btlinct. Fronlltr h tUI t . HomoB ~ . °.l of - J 1.1. C l..,. ------. SoutJi: btfor* It l< U k » boa*.( bottia. ll-J, ii/j, ly for tha Northwest.• . . .p, f* Kto noytr MAYTAG wrlnier waibtr. Work* ,ooJ, LLOYD nOBERsb hT ------M o w e r s r ______' ’ I3M5, Itrmt. Wll.on.Batn, 78t.4U». .p ______I gSON— ...... ^ _ -a-tIL_ttaolai ' i..inrt Ptltjar - Juniper ------Maneyl'^ e y l ' ..• , . : ' — j ! AGENCY liHl. w .ur /urT.Ubri. Cl~.-ln. ------==i2 KK<;|8TKHKD ouarttr EcTr»r m am f , irm^ w.rotr Juniper — UR'iH uowen ------E AilulU. JH Slh A>.nu. North,Sorth. Phont JO H N DEERE ^ ,with culU by ildt and brtdb‘™b.“ back T, tii FurnlHir.~ t HH Good.“I* 'MIM K.Tr.j&S'NW'"’"l i t ______i Arborvltae — Scandla Juniperimlp,r KLLIUTT’S, ■*• INCik S . , ______PEROUSON 7Ttlplt-A—r.ttd (lud. LouU Hranae. — UPRIGHT piano, (ood tondillon.sedition, 175.17^. p ijtie r Com pact* , tn Shothnn. NorJh • m -noo AVaJMWI.B «00 H - ) be.lr~-mbe.ir~,m -IN 7T O N A T I0NNAl/ A 1/ _ 1 : em . .1 loulh of Klmbtrly.______- Call azs.47!8. Filer. .______Afler hour.! Tas-7«S1^^^ MJ-IIO# •D.runtnl. W .ur-iinlt.iluh fur- H o w /u l ------Blue Cone Arborrltaeiae Jo '' h n Deefe CejitraJ idiho ' ktnrcouoT.' JOHN DEEREIE 811SIIKTLANU 0-yaar-old ttldlB*. £>■ nlihtd, Ide.l for workinc toupl., HAKR7B tremely ftn llt and ^ Mund. n d f 'p Phoath M i . , Radiof end TV Sets 125 * ' MASSEY HARRIS 7M.7990 ‘ dty., 7M-2807)7 tt.ninn. tttn ln n . Furniture andm d . ------——------— YOURg CHOICE Industrial Dealer J{ 8UKKL1. work horM.. maUbtd t«am. POWDER VOOR NOSB K;.:.“w'rc , ZITLAU “Ml-4m. Jtromt. Cl«o™8hi'S»rt‘.'"' Shtpptanl. Appliances58 SPECIAL Call collfcl , n — Intludlnr . . . ' ? 2 . 8 8 ' PUT ON VOUR HAT 1 0 4 * 10 P<«c« LMn« Roama Gmugr.nua COOLERS, I and I apttd. automalle »“ i.y - Yjte' ”” .”L ...... T=r»;s-,-J MOTORS^ • J. Baby Chfc^ 109 « Ineludln* Ibermotui. tatlly mottd rron » Ih. ,..jn- •"'> •»nl>*‘'«n fu'nl«lied. In- _ * ' ' ' • CO pitet Kitchen Stt in«ludln( iflnder And l.t'1 tiu* .'ri>l» to“ !5'Ihl c«'"■{S.4n. . 7M4»70. t3Q Lincoln.Wendell PhoneB 538-5U153<-5Ul ___ r ______------dlnctlt ttt. rt/rlttralUr, u r, yapft. rooen lo room. I49.M ”i!d and upup™!" to HelU * Juniper — Pathfinder ------.BABCOCIC B-SOO .train• trotrot* .. whlUwhlu ttc. * 181.91. Ttrm>, l l.» a. wttk.»ttk. Juniper J — Lake Wood Olobe jo«r o « . Ywo'RÔKOOil ut»>.lr. .p.rtm .nl. Qfg W horr., Aiulra.whlltt and Ntw trm «nd Btp.rat. tnlnnee. W .ly tnd «.n^ Uaed Tractors ' 1 It and Ntw • lo-clt'" ^lib. Syi- Juniper PyramidmlU • R« All for 5799n o vaou, all bIf namt brandi. “* ■ S " t Kill b» pl»ntr ol rofl« op ti* t 7j iteertog tnd pianinteed.laranteed. JKocia/or/mr* miuI re*tun. ROWLERSI Clip ' ail and ytC ■ rrn .nU In Ih. } ronmr '”?!""ncrl.rn Houm-fomlihtd 71 ,( 'u ii L * J Spertlng Geodt ^ ______$3500 H IX Pay o n ly $1 P eT r D a yr' I27.0S Am-FllU bowline ball (ur YOUR CHOICEE hnm. lo l«t your •IUI1. «o«l«ri S U N N Y C H I X ^ . . 110 wllh any of .bovt purthattt. roitn." All thi. .ronomlr.l•nfcrMirlni! Mirln( TXIIKK r»um nu.lern c.n u i.. ruxi lu- GUNSHITIIINC: h,„w mouatJ.,~K >n and TV .trvlct calll $5.88 ^ )u,t «r» doiin with .urMir wrmi.Itrmi. ont child. Phont 711-3*I0H~ b.1.,. bcfort Ii ,„J ,„a |x)««rr »tel!. wheels, *nd - ,< Furniture and Applianceppll.nC. j0j,.g ,jy , POULTRY PARM JEROME REALTY n,w'i: ‘r ^ . ■ fu aranteed. ti».«4T Filer -Wlfhway » _ \______J4J:XI»btrl/RM d ^ 73I.827I738.827I "W t'ie Bloomlllf wltii •*“' • • Bargftlns for Oardenera" — MDY »et.. 7»!I-4I>»- ______J Rbodt i.und ODDS and ENDSJfDS ______FLDQN HANDY ___ JOHK PF^^g- ‘m* — Top i an”d'ÂuUii*Vbfut?'‘'?U*V£sV.ttt. 14* tach. Dltittu B tu ------IJO to m ’ »o » l. For Sil.~ ~ iij I' IZi-Uta J.rom* nt-tSTI N»nh. ^ gb sp e . ------\Âlbtra-Ullllnr-Ca..-m-ltb-ftlroolW -tlh-B lrool — rhaai>^c«ml)lna||on.^|3t_____iE___ B U II,T ^T V ^S E X s;______South. 7II-4M1. SETS.-. -.^.S E A R S ______~ — Rouwi-UnftirhUhUli = ~74-74 ■ HW-:------r ____ i r Phllr. Tih-iilTtn______Llfl.M _ Don't IIm 110I I O ~ Kiubtr rta*r» __ JI_^*.ll*toHj BUILDINO tcrrsXfT8 ------^ = IMINNEAPOLIS MOLINE ‘'U" r,l, .ml M S«pplhtt i t ? iO EnJ uhltt and ojfftt ubl«. “ -T' »»W T.M.' SO FLOWeRfi PLANTS: (InftB and vt«f S A JiB tE ------— FIVE CHOICE AREAS WHY RENT?’? Oood Shape. — »l" nion'dt DuMont Tablt.bit'miwlil mwlil plani*! trtt«rttn* and fruit OU a ICEC With QI Ix>.n you « n bur Jhlt t Oome See Our Aquariumsquariuma , BAKER’S MOBILES HOMHOMES ES ______»i».s0 PLAN 8ERV1CEC ‘’ul.e'm'Jn.* _ ’ ' 'CompI.U lint of t<|Ulpmtnt. All Wroom homt. full l«emtnl. lypet of Tropleal Flah. _<12 Addison W eat 733*3358 s r Btonit Admiral Cooiol* ______motor NOW.’^ ” . ,ii ------ri.r. W»y U dr.-p-iiTFJfit«a-^TFaf tU a- ~1i'oWN.''ln1;M l n « ^ f e « ^ ' ~ SPOT-CASH— ------, llctthm.^ _ twr montb. Toul priet ft now onlfonly | |.B a r ' 4-row compl«t«te — 1333 UO ^ h M e n a6 e W W ttt O t ^ ^ For FumHurt - AppUaacw>pUaoea — bogtnf JJI Kl ------18».80------16».80 ptrtBBlal*. Byrd Walur andaud JrrtB JrrtB ^ rilA _ Cl -*CONVBNTI0NAL ^ L T Y it« ~ -■ *385 1385 D U B iU b d k ' I^.trit>.r at .tud. Cbam- °> Valuf___ uof w-t BUD & MARK’S • L<.ni urm m *.11 »•S°-n.t laUrlm fl- MITTON r e a l t y ’ plonihip all (ca.ratlonItlon podlirS.podltrtt. BANNER TORNITCmErm m E M & Y ELECTRICTRIG f l a g ’ Dks«lnc 4t th. lowMt lnUr«atlnur«t rmu.rml*. 7JJ.1066 Anyllmt Itlon Company, tO» Bhothont South Pbontnon* 711.14817M-14ai d41 Ualn £a*t Phon. 788-8111 J MODERN TRACTOR^ C T O R l37"‘wilnuVatr®T'‘'“I '*" _ F l . » . n ______I138 3 ; 1“ ‘ Jnd Strett E..I ;u.i,„ 1^1 KEY REALTSf ------CASH r - ----:=v ' CUT FLOWKKS: Ptonltt, :irt. and N tw TWU-btdroom hom...Ullllly■..Ullllly wilb C E N T E R ol rtfb U rrf Toy Wt buy anytbiw al talutt'alu.t Paml-Paml. REPOSSESSED1 RCA Vktor 'TV — -IrtTTTi "" ^ lU ahatboBt SirMt W«i !!nU or IT TO Itmon lllit.. 301 Quincy.______jjo ji6"U8EUOAT il- .irr) bull « 7t>4111 ’** wMhtWrrtr bookup. blreb bulftlni, "V“ >f T»a.Wt D «l.r" rontrnnUn or ,pp|Unctt or wbali.t bavt you pick up contract paymtnu or I7.ro _ o » 7lt-001T ^11-2111- lU C n O N month. U * Y Electric 441 Wain f, itor HteL lM Eaitlaad Dtlv. Phont 711-0011 1*^ ’ »»•«” • s n a k e RIVER'AUCnON ;tric 441 uîn M laeellaneow a For Sale» 1 4 0 I S?aVo;ai;^'’c ^ S n ' " . i r 2 i S i t Fbon* 711- — ■ I . ■ . ^ . blonJt ftma'il »00 Klmbtrly Itoad 7I3-77H . eJ T v'ttrtlcr. ------^ — tolltt. larst .crwnKl poicli. ttKak. fiHI I ACRES. I-Mrooa modtra‘•s.5ft";.mi"t bon« wllh ,700!“*^' “ r / PomtranI.n, "Tammlt."t." Rtward for >VACUUM CLEANERHi Hoortr, Flkti. full flnlibMl bw.m.nt, doubl. Mni< >:T7». month: S A V E 1 0 % ■t, phont Ed.n RoyaU, other*. Lowttt pric» tn StaU. .hop. Jot’. . ATTENTION _ k S ..d ny.rhlt.* .hop. Prlc* lll.OM -lit /O her rtturn. Edna Mom, pbont Ed.n ifk« t Su TV. phon. 7H.8278.______, ^home. IM. prt^ttuon ..I t on baltd bty load- Strviet; rtpalr. all make*. Full lln. ■ bw . conioi. BLECTRONIC TECHNICIANSICIANS GLASHAR,gl 14-T.lu>t ikl bo.1 ^ t.rin>: tjtiwoM RitHr. 7H-MII, duplu with . Onltr youri MOW AND iUfi auppH.., • parU. Factoryory-'auUwrlttd ' auiiorlttd ■ JUdJo-pbwJt tonioU ‘ J*m«« Uk»n*r. 7U*U<0. Il.ri.) NOW ANO -1 *y^âT"M'^^/‘‘ri*°' AKC ri rftctiy. Mark- iR or.S ale Electronic T u t »«»!,)■. » SO bof«w«r Urnm. S |£K _____ M.thm. 7»Mm. T. Pboat 7*1- 8AV8I ■tud a.rvlce. ISt Uaurict Btrttl. Teat new, 81.408. Blut U kn CrtU n~ —— — Wa a ^ manufaeturt U).b. followlni iI .!S;v ' aûlpment and Supplita.pllta. _i lll i Blur l.akt. North. - ’------0MB ACRE. I btdroom brl.h. enlr J m - . I L -Sait. Twln.ralli.,ldaho.-Fh9nf,7»T ' ,« r t old. )lon>. oul of «ll, llmlU I****!Bltd torrugator*' 'I"'’ ’"' Oood tWilBl to E.I . 133 nMr i>f>«l*ta.AbH)U> wJddlt buiUr bar.kart w, E " £ n T : 7 r F - _ Includtt us- PoUto-bulk *t*4 conttyora (dirtct ^ a AKC rtfi.t.r. fumKura; alip for«t»: d n p tritt: ippln. Rtady to b^prtod., nndlo' pointsitt; Iblockinc GET.RICH!/ H ! ^VFM Bweip ftntralor, U^'.Ul i^rlne>Outbo>rd~Mofef» m f I AUBIi8.~ old.r hoimi. 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Buhl. ■ 11 1 — ACUR "dlKr.rUp'' poUto and bMt * irk Avtnuc. atnn, drytr., rtfH(tr*(Jon air eon- BRAKE LIFE ------f^ L U B E IT tm w(il> m odU t W n d - l m U ^ t -W- W. NobIt, «ltiKlt iaia fp fp tt tf CatlCatl iâEMDER Ftrton’. IOA 1GA~ Market' Market. " 408- 48B' thnl MH.'anilI*!?™” Fold-• - -^--Is.35,000“ MUes.prLe!il_ room bomt io Twin FilU. Ck»fia ~t‘Vi,“r Z 7 \ I 114 TM.8SS7. lontlon. Ill,SOO. Urmt. Ssiko fotTn.tlon.jW ri;:_»vIM . Arto. - ^livtttocic W a n f d 1 1 4 ______:. ^ m b tr ly when huyinf mMtmtat for your tr* 408 thru 488______1600----- *509 ] N w I. tht tlmt to h ..t your M a ------ROTAUitUa 9 x ir Uoolc^mJooltum ruf». rug.~, frttatr. Cuitom eutUng,n«, wrapplnrwrapplnj. T.entral addln( macblnt I M — 160 INSPECTED - ADJUSTO aUonal Tratlor prltta. M1.C. rttlttora capaelura tlettro. MeVty'. Inc. PrOmpt. apMlal M.OI. Banntr Furaltur*. Fumliurt. 208 29> Hub aaallly-bw. low prict*. ' REUNED ®P* Shoihont Soulh, ■« pbont T8M4I8. 781-1418. QUALIIY MeS t . QuarUr-half. 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Call t«.77I», Bhothont. 36 this handy Directory as a guide t bu(t now. Aphldi InletUllun rtporlt ^ in Twin. N.wly - r..mln( frum it».r*l pUrr.n " In n ^ Made u S J lI?i“ l” 'n(.‘’ Twln*'Filli"'6)>ilp2!5 FlnMclnK Anllkbl* ------servKservice Today . . . and every everj day Vallrr. Fur frtt delivery,, wtll*w tllt Mr.Mr, Co. 7S.t.4iaO. Hiy, Oriln .nd F...I• • d 949 4 and Mn. Jobnnlt Kutll, P.O. lSo< - n u , l.lty. 7;i».»2li». ______A' AUO ll” ‘. ■ " ‘ “ ‘j 10 ACnta of dry p«turt “for rtnt Im^ TONI'H IIAHIiAIN Kh.ip whert your _ ANNOUNOINO _____ n At.nut and p m .ltj^ ln UMtrmao 7 dollar* hav. muit .tnie. ll'at, Ilual, mu-mu' HSI ______2 4 H o u r ^______’ l.ir, tr.ll£f, eirtlleni rnndlllun, U irl — GOLF COURSE rQtnUUM. dGlhlnir curry crMilnr. T. OPENING------HBi'v!uxt£ikiw-t..Ti,.. M 7SJ.1101, ______y crwilnr._____ union Miilott, Inc. _ - _ ___ *rlndlm. W alur Urtoa, Xlmbtily. t'AHT KXl'LKT repair* I TV'., waib- _ fay 28 a Woo w ”7 6 4u.«e4. 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H'« atilbatiib, )ui. iS3.«unn. ln(, FiM « ll' |i|„„i. 7n.Mfla,^ J ------H"»ii. |j;ill'.lir./'anil•Jliu-anil e..a'«.|.e>.a.al- s .hi;:; ainiSl'ri ...... ■•I ■.a lUlIU, i r . - ^FI rm llixi U iim inl.i lienchli.ai l..e|. U - R v q I Estote8 Loans ,Vaciiiim Cleaners N»w JlOU.ANTn.lrt II. u ‘h 7 ri'm ------luptll ' til' n,.hM .UPPU4.I:;;7ir4:;" tione.l iLin;., '*’»» * n o w b - ■ie.l helleiii ll».'l,l'ii,.'wur'l.. li,i.rl.ll.ini7liM nli' I"III eei'llc.epllu U h ( Itrm' lu.ni, »l,»U01,000 ,1,,,iu iiT"rt* r,*1 and ..U k ., ('..ili.rin.r DIu* niu* UkM, U k « , D U B INSas D ltlEC TOR Y , .r t J n tli.nt, Unk and drain ll'W II.Id IniUll.lliin.,Inilt lallnn., * .uu, lli.h tliirtiai. I«tn Uor S f a j i a - ...... »• IIM II]. . fclen. I W **' ' lUken't H.wtr litr«lie,«lie. 7||.J||4I.7ll-lll4l, pi.i.lluii, JH Hbo.bunt Notlb, ONLY 18,40 P i n MONTHMONTH "g 2 k S Ttaliar , B etter Car ar AlM eans A S k s o * e r . A Safer, B etl etter M emem o orial D ayay forf< Y ourr Fc F a m i l y ! -■------194[ M Tnicki T n i c h ______)M Aulortobi M Awtonl>obtte» far $«|» aOOjAutomobJW AufawtobHei for S»l« 200!00 AufomaM..Aufamob fot Salt ^00 Automot 00 Aulomobilei Fo. Sal« 2000 Aulomoblti A u to m o b » » i f o r S«>« 2 0 0 M ay 224-25. 1963 ^ Twinwin FallsFallt Times-New*1 2 1 , ' -The. --...... --. G L E E N H . G , J E N K I NIS. S W E 'R E N O , 1-.- q u a l i t y U N IT S ' J ...... W ILL S Aûtomobiloi u to m o b H e i For Salt 200 > ^ FINEST cjj] CHEVRON BEIBEHIND THE " ...... D O W N ...... 'g: -SPRING SELKCTION ■ ' " ■ FFAIR . PRICES '■ ~~ '■’I ' ‘ i s ..... ■’ — ••■ ' 'KFAi MLN I' , * ------Vll'.l!' " ------.■ I » F A M I L Y 8 8 "^ * 7 c l e a r a n c E‘ 3------^ ^ ------ot------Ot-IEe-Eopular______1 - I S ’ S Y Y es, es, W e S a i d . . . _ SALE ■ EES':B E S T B U Y S . '. S ? 7 . , S ” ^ Standard Transmisaion, ~TavGE1TE5 ------' 8 8 “ ^ “ W N' t o w n , ^ ' f S - - ■'»'’60 CHEV fl7955 CarsCara In The Entire c o n t i n u e s ” By W»«on. VI. p»rkwooi. 8b»rp. ' * P ;PAYMENT! [: - V alley . • FProm r Price •^h.r.cu.1, ^ • '61 « * - - Sf Ftlrlkn. Moer. r«dlu. h»*l. 1961 CI ------A ^-R ttontH ttoB CTi Usett- 0 « f» - ..W - » »ith h Vfl v» furinfi. BiiKinimip ‘ >62 6 - CCHEV H E Impiiln - • BMt B«L .r, 4 *• 1961 CHEV BelAir and Trucks. Sharpi Sharpi ------vrTOvirm-rmrAmnrjrTtmtrc------B A K E R 'S I •r, « clindtr. OVEtUJBIVE. ° r f -■--laa'tSniTsSlhiia -I A r« l ,t* *45 per m onlh * jiOBIlE HOMES J moU>r. ausdard tr*iun>la> 7 7 „ •« ford l-ton $295 ,g„ *h : alon. «<«.. wblt. W.IU •la. SEE _ T H E S B -T E S T DRIVS ^ ^ '60 CHEV. $1295 555 - They will speak loror '56 '56 FORD 2-door ■ ONLY 52605 lOGl RAMBlr a m b l e r 1 BU«< • • themselv Bitcvn* tîocr, t crUndtr, them selvesl V vI i en|lne.>s engl sU n d ard trn n s. »r.l P A H ------rtdlirtdlo. k««ttr. OVEBDRIVE, 1961 ; ’61 RAMBLER 6 ■ulomallo trantmUilon,' r*« I ^ 1961 FALCON Fordor ” ' mlsalon. mlaalon, radio, h e ate r, new t^li'. b'»'«r. pow«r^tl*«rlB». ' ■ Urea, new paint. Sharp! '. ' DELUXE STATION WAGON, sU ihl Not Used , ...TW T INFALI5 5 ‘.sx*?:S: $18^$188 SPECIAL "5 Kadlo. bcaltr an.l tUnilanl mllr.. '60 RAMBLER $1295“ t»lIon. }U«1 »h*rp. «}3 per m onth trtn,. j i s ^ s s a - e q i ’C »1305 '5 3 C H laui LANCER • $1795 *'l EQUIPMENT CO. iJ‘r?"'iur‘*“-& * V b '!rt “ 5 '63 C H E V 4-door ’68 o ^ r , i e « Cl.. ’58 FORD Vicky 4-qoo Sport Coupe. V8 engine ',au- « . k »h»tp. « 5 4-door tUlk.a >a«on. V|.V.. .tfOOO$388 SPECIALS tomatlc. Eitceptlonal red and1 ’6 60 0 RATR A M B L E R 6 " grrw ,jb«. J-io. !«n. Whitewhite Ji/Jnlsh. Thla ij a good • 1001 PONTIAC *1785 __ ?.irjict.'"'r*tl I" T- WMl*-f«'>» «“ ______’51 FOFORD ^/i-ton clean cscar. OVKUDniVE. l t d .harp, •. Trmi>ol 4Hlo«r aUllon wai> P95 4^p»«l pickup with aUk*k* ts3.es month nn. Slick thlfi. radio and Pe^lan*$pert< Cam 19898 '60 CHiCHEV $109515 OnlytWh <:{;tKMtV. , JU ST *1005 hralrr.h"airr. Kxtra cltan. - , _ — ■ Cor*»lrConr 4.door. nAlo, bctt.1; 1QRQ1959 TIMPALA \ 4-door '55 m s '56 CHEVROLET ..g t , . , "STVuiw-itrn*. KMttJOJrOKSIQH t»r tuat-ap. BptcUl $l4.tf,!.«. *'"• • " ‘1 •u» ■ sj:S si.€P■ “’ - ’66'66 FOFORD FBirlBne DRIVS. gSra" jU S T >795 TfiCOToco PLYM'PLYMOUTH iis» I I U M W I _____J, K i VI. ...r f r t... IU.1 ■’66 OLDS 4-door’"$279) •* fl< per m onth 4-door *td*n. VI, •uUxnaUa !L FINF, CARS ’56 OL •” > trantmlHlon. power ttftrlnt, - 1051! F f lB n F . r ,) ^ r - . '57.-CHEV 4-door 1.73'power braWca, radio, heater, • _ “ ^6U B PONT P O : ^door * V *279 CountrJ '' ^ n . lUtion^-uii-r.M------r l io n ______, , -56 FORD •«lra nice, * - - - lE tU X E iO -xK ’ m i -82 N . «»,on. V» motor •cmpl.t*. Eiocl URUWN VTCTtiHiA'COUfE. ------^ *62 R a m b le r Clasfiic ^ > '65kk FORD p o i fordor *149 ‘Ir I* evfrhauM with fall •'<>> radio, heater, autom atic.r -ONLY nas -m cO'-pOPOB------t l flw— ^ TWO'BEDBOOM Woor M«t lUll«D w o n •400‘ m H**. ffi “S i n Odod shape. . W ORLD F A I R tu « ” S r «“li t ? ‘oi^D H ivR; '5’66 5 MERC M E 2-door 9 ?149 ’47 CHCHEV.-l-toh ^ ■ • »39 per monlh ’57 CHI *t«xk tni tnln M. ’57 CHEV BelAir l«wT'j>ow«r brakM, *lr eondltlon- t r a i l e r s I ■>■• t( I '■b i^ o* tvom eonditios for 4-doar 4«l.t.. VI. radio, rr, 7,?,'radio »nd b*at*r. A b**U> ^ ONLY WIM *55 FO: C l . . . ,57 Ir with 24.000 mllM. •65 FORD tudor ?249) 1967 1967 PLYMP] Savoy ’6 7 CHEVROLET b.*ttr tad I’owcfslldt. •>' "rS i.-a ““.K Til 4 - door, e - cylinder, radio,), ONLY $195 1859 STUD:STUDEBAKER |89S ' Meteor ’6^'65 OKOLDS 4-door $249) tSrj.’rjSLii.'I'v;:;m i $688S688 SPECIALS^ heiter. Runs good and prlcetl , U rk 4^1«ir I*dan. HeaUr ’62 «r tt**rlnc. wbll* w»lla. ^ to sell. ‘56 CHI and overdrlv*, natsr- jm t J v « r ^ , g g ’66 CHOT BelAir ,' overhauled. a IOO Down. $76 Monthljrr s«,'! i : KT.Vu!;*.s«.r.sS 1 '64’64 OLDSOL 4-doot $49 '60 CHEV BelAir 't <0 per m o n th ■ v«y« t.4-toor. power tlMrini: anii brakp toniltk^. “• h A M '53 ^ CHEVROLET 4- liimallctomalle trananlailon. pow*r J- -r62_C H m .4iiD iirîsi_i_ ^______19.'S71 9 ] F O R D ■ifcrlni. radio and b*«t«r. ijT a ljig _____:_ '»»« » ' Afoodbu^ftl ___ ^ (g LOLOOK O K ^WHAT WE HAVEE ’54 OLDS.4-doorOLI ) PaJrJMje "600" Dpcrt Coupe '6 U T 0 ^ IM95 _ -J51XHEV_2=!is.or— SlXil ? S L jp, “W TORITPalcoir $1388 ------^ ------h-.i.P .~A "riiri. _1BS7 IB.ST f^T.np' OLDSMOBILB m ------ve-T-Blrt-moUw.-s.ipeed-« d _ ___ :_Sl*tioj W*«sn. Forjomatlc,lc.______’6 3 5 0 ^ c Super II •e«>*n. Auto- ■ > t^ Fim m »«jio,-funr4109» N O W .™ Saratoca, 4-door t*4tn. Pow> ^------CHB'V— CHEVROLET, Inc.3. :. 1966'isss’oi OHEV BelAir ’69'69 FOFORD Vicky .$1688!8 ’ .’53 j j jMERC j e ; 4-door • miu”n '59 Dodge Hardtop J-1 K; - W r s ^ a '': s £ ; '- s - ...... Ua.llo. i»,alcr. OVERDRIVE. ■ •>« . SCOUTS ;A 4-Ami-S ««ulllp«d trlch Vi «arln<, Jerwn8-S24.4812Je pufbbulton dHf*. radio, kt>t*r, UH.J. All ,b. „t™. Y O U i - - 1.57105TtK3DOE------«ttft M K ------• • - ' . «• t tt t BbEbirp t-lon« b*Ur« flaUh. ’ OPEN OPEN EVENINGS EVE UNTIL 8 P.M. YOUREE MOTOR 4-door aUtlon wason. Auux «I ^CE |H05 BandMi '*• wU*rf'bMullfuUurSiuo*M3;.' *61'6 1 FCFO R D G alax ie $184818 UIHC Bcotie. jl-d.por_$:i88IS ^ ------B«dkn. «-crIlndtr motor,‘®''' -X^' VI, rordnniatle. T**l drlv* dte, tundtri trtatmUtha, wllh powtr •twrlnr «nd bnkH.? ' *undard =• Iranimlttlon. a*w • •>>■*IhU b*r(*ln buy. - -— PICKUPS ------tt QUALI'QUALITY CADILLACS ' W65 Cl ^ l-* P ^ *Kl«. ld**| (*rm 7" ' B«d(o, HjdnfftWKt...... truck. S Gifts '54 -(vii 1057 CHRYSLER |995 ■ ------Po*.1Sll^*‘Po “"t™niinS.“?n| ■64 WILLYS Pickup S™?N*w Yorker t-ioor b*rdtop. Q mo Beont. 4i4 lUndard tap. r*( <.wb<-wbc«l dcf»t. Powerrower bnkn. ^w*^ tl«r» Ktsm ’48~CHEV"Piaup“»448'4 8 CH IS ■ “ S $40 40 ) H a m i l t o n - W a t c h . ' ------.._l5fl5------'66 FO R D V8 |3 9 6> 19623965 CADILLAC Low fUt-h*d. W With .,.«.*dc.r.o„r„0« » “ lin*and“ *ht'aUrT^Tiir ISi------pvEnDniv*.-rtdi.v D*Vm*. OlycnpU «blU With . - .io R a Di oiadlltottlat. ?2095 Mic*. Sri"” f*cton>f*cwr> tltir condltlonlnK. tiKtrlei 1966 IW O PONTIAC r< 4-door - ■sn-irn '52 CHEV Ton window* *nd* ••wkr tn t. ThU on»- S*< L ' "'60-FORD-MOO- $2298-IS------—^?92H3rotan'W $92- ateh ------N O W -|4 « ^ -leJT-CKSV:-1657-CKgVHnl.Brr , ; owntr>e«r It parllcultrlr Ale*. *ndId nlulon. nli !J ton, httrr Wl «»ln« - E u t 11|.n6«« 44ôor^ oo? ?S**dtn. 2 On* locJil owntr wUh,1, I960 "El Camino $1696B5 OPEOPEN EVENINGS ’62 FALCON *1795 j K.0OO Mt(Mtuat mlt«*. ll’< lllr* ntwir ficrickup. VI molor, *tandard Pordor tt4*n,' hardtop. 110 cuble USED U S E I CAR DEPT. 19U ““ CM3DOB M M ----- — <895------______—^ ^nd^ n d w* Wl w»nt you to own 111 trttr.n.n.l..lun, Inch cnrln., <»lu>* Irln, «ll Vlnri- t-door hardtop. AulomUi Phone 733-1010 — 7S8-1N31 '"url*"''inurlor. on* own*r. thow roomi ' rbT .1.. g j ------..L------oondlllon. ■nd brtkt*. îM u r . ' °* ^ ^ 11059T:1 0 5 9 T : CHmltrd “ $1395 ------r - r " ------______^_ ...... Ix.w.11 i,ow,ii WIIU Wll IIMBtS QUALITY ■ ” ■ I'll Bafaamtn'* Uaa* Fionii flcltup. V« motor, tlandttd **>**' „ ’01 $ 1 3 9 5 -lOM-JORtt— ------MM ______lr*niml».l<,ii. ChuckCh«k HiI W 4i|.40f« C H E V O nly > iTi" m 4tl| ArtDua W*t?*^***~ ? S r ^ t ------Ifn)ot-«HpenBivw —------'I: Corrair TOO 4>door ••<]tn. >'r«*h airr V-S,^',^rtdto*^nd ra ------B n v • — — lOM-eADILbAG ------— -19651-6hevrol«t1962-G l ----- $1095)5 , S k j" . ffiii!|T hMl.r, •uIomkMf, ha^li'up JIfbta, ch. ^ ..n ta n 1.1411.°! whll* ^ 'I r . aid* W.11 tiru. A blackk ------wlwith "confidenco." In »ii. .^n n..un tiu i'K l miii^n^'llnfiV. Sfi3“ ” baauty. I* 1053 BUICKB U ICi I39S ' sp<>tlr»sp.ilTM* c(icondition. Tbit li *1^ • J T i M * ------local car and yau'r* wileum* tot , 4-Cle lr*n(ffl(Hton. _ _ 4Mlo«r atttan. R*<1ln, ht*tcr, auto- •r. lacllu. lriu |» H |a ...... 1948 Cl mallr, Vl »n»Jn», i.(k-up lUhU,I, RAMBLERRAMBLE — ÊEP ,llu'n»n<,llun*nd*I**D. ^ 1606 ] 1948 Chevrolet $225 Z v jtr i 1961 VALIANT *>; .ton pkkup, 4..p«d“ a N E W W J ID E A M U F F L E R ' DutlnHi rhant Tli-Mtl IBSB PLYM' I ------...... cnmmtrclal:|tl Work* Work* ei ea >11 car* >i)d pUkup*- IBSB PLYMOUTH iiH 4.<1eK>r.4-<1cK>r. lUndkH trkniRilii|.in, bl| llrct an.l wheclt, no b*«fc 4-door^^waioti.^l tub>m«lU ; ; '6 9 f o r d Only $1495 1959 CADILLAC tub** lari s ; '59 f o > iiobVrn”** litmS •r? aA"iMl”buir.’"/ * *" **** <-diw7 atjlaii, T»«loi> air, tltctrl* *mkll*D»I1 holt*h«l or *k>lt. Motor run*D* (lala>l*(lalaila I fordor ttiian. Ita.lUi. htat- K J. Will.Wllla 7U-t»l *'■ * *' McVEY’S, i n c . TQ touhr, ns (m»k* In arasb ca**, n»o» *r,ar, CrultaCnjltom*ll« tr*n«mltilun, pow. Loul* Sllmi 1 lorti FORD window* tiiXw:"'; and t-war aaat. Vou'll ( I f . F . N . Loul* Sllmat. lt..l|| jjgj1060 } ^ R D lûrilur. •unilird with oxrdrh*. ]|ktlikt thit thli tw* *nd wbllt Uauty; VGLENG.JENKINS J JJU i.'l S o platoa lin n (reun b? carbln. In-n- *r •■••rltt**rln(. powtr brakn. 181 cubit inch tniln*, *lnio»t n*w W II.1,1 Fordor w*|on. VI aulonatl* and U’a prte*4 lo i«ll. o( 1.00.14 whit* tfd* wall Hr,*, tint- WILLS MOTOR CO. T;.'?",trMimltalon. r^l*. b*>t«r. " I960 falcon rf *4 ifatt, padd*U*|0D. Run* a a i r a 4«liKir VI with »ulomtiU. 19511957 CADILLAC ’ a.ict,Balctmcn't II.,ma I'himtt (XCOMPANY. INO. 4Mli«ir »«lan. »' I.eirllndtr rniln*, ■»»d. inlonr imtan, ComplaJ.li- fh.diwl ' „ . .M l"0 Ar> »■ Twin r.lla. td*bo 28 ■Hit *nd r«*Ay fur lult of luiurlwua:i ■ nonP<"' W.l.h 7«.TMI '*® h«a"«r. : SPEC SPECIAL BUYS 1968 STUDE ' "T,d » Iton U>* |J» ' ’ ” ------a«, at*. Hharpl Hhari IM« OLDS M . t t n RTATION WACION. < ollndtr,„ m' U f. I.door hardtop, fowar il**r< ' •uni(*M{ iranimfulun.. Chari** lUlch lil-HOIT jMCOSLLBNT 1055 P-ORD a-tloor i 'JITIa ® D -T R U C K S ■es B U IC K $ 2 9 6> I „trll'KUr. » S tua-Uifl. Iitiitmlnloa Ini and brak**. tUtr* *l*»a. ______... TRANe:TRANSPORTATION. BUY8’ Buptr Butr 4Hloor4ld t*.lan, Ra.lln. htaUr,J . . wllh Uh o.trd.l..^Mol«r o. A 1. ^ ReCO 1969 IMPAJ.A CA]CARLESON’S . ------autsmatl*,’ pow*r *l«*rlni, piiwu. 66 R econditioned Used 2-Ton and Larger »ciicvif CIIKVKU1.ET 4.l»or. mulnntth:* . - ■ _ . jiw 'btui brakM, g M llrM. runt »»d Joe* « Gars In Stock. Fnun rukuprUkup with 4hp*«<1 *nd I (yllndtr. - |ol Mtin r- -101 Main ,E*«1 liS-lBtl 'D p 'r n r r « l« BUlCK'flwr, Ur*. Ilk, n*w.W '**'rt.1 •“toQd. “* •83 -83 RAMBLER RAMD ______t m f®•75 to *2.300. T ern u ' rontUa C*c(|ll** auo;* B E T T E R . J loot r XYBryom.svBi ...... b o b REEBE 10, “ » » pCvi ‘J Bee these «nd tnany more* 'M J h»*t»r. 1958 CHEV $1096)6 *n.im « » -tllH______Uai'MU, l.laho^ Then coinparo at ^ 10B8 DODGE >/a ton MOTOR CO. SllilAIr t|«>rt ciiui.t.!’•. OHAI.l’TYQtlAI.I'TY gilAl.lTV (jiJAt.lTYy~ WlnHar4» Wlnnar4 Kllli, ilonx I'liun* 424.tt l t _ 1900 DO DQ E . i S S S )'0O«ttlllc* '.|.hin. 4.*PMd, luw nll*af% V « r‘inj;md! ••'‘'“‘P- ‘o «■>• » CCARLESON'S A I , '"“ f c ______■ ,!;?111*, iinwtr hiakvt, l.«tiill* AfQUALITY CARS ** *«.ik ;!2’ '''<1* t — lui J.'.Mi. ||«4» aiiil «hllt.“ • llurUy______» |.» 0It » ------i ’o n t : ss 1,11 *'•*“» «f *»»».K 1068I INTERN'L ieMARPKflT 1967 INTERNATlbNAL Un- 4TUAIllNti UKALKIl '• *>«r*|«.*'* f it- tt; . 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