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By STEWART HENSLEY to stop harassing f)ractices oil ' summit sessions began. Secre- United States and the Soviets, waters. DPI DiplomaUc Reporter boUi sides which have threa- tary General I-eonid I. Brez- since World War 11 ■■ Terms of the pact were MOSCOW ( UPI i-T h ep n ited tened to grow' into m ajor- •hnov' of the Soviet Communist Warner tuld newsmen after worked out during sessions in States and ffie ■■So^pT^tiion confrontations. Party did not sit in/There was the ceremony that the agree­ Moscow last October and in^ wrapped up another'accord in The ceremony came' after tui-«ffieiaL«xBlanation for his ment diffeia from previous Wasliington last month. The, President Nixon’s visit 'to the • Nixon and his aides met with ‘■afeseiice. — naval accords in " that it agreement concentrates on summit ' today, signing an Kremlin leaders for the seventh— The Incidents-at-sea agree- specifically ' mentions—^rass- reaKirming the super power's accord- whereby. their navies time in four days. They ment was aimed at ^topping a ment by aircraft and aiming of conmiitment to existing inter­ will stop ' playing a game of . cQt^tiDued to work toward final practice that has resulted in at guns or nmsiles as,))eing_pn the national traffic understandings chicken " o'nUhe high seas. agreement on a stratiegic arms least two minor collisions and forbidden Jist. "rules of tlie road” -o n the In the fifth treaty signed in limitation treaty—due to be countless close calls between ThejSecnetary said tfie'treaty high seas, and an agreement to three days, the U. S. Navy (signed eitlier Friday or during Ajhericajijatyi-Soviet ships. leaves both.navies free to experiment with special signals Sdipcetary-designatv, John War­ “ Qi.e W eekund - while aIso'Zeroing A White House spok»esman in conduct survoillanpje:..Qt eadi between the two fleets to help. ner. and Adm. Sergei Orshkov, in on tlW' extremely sensitive M(Ssc‘ow called the treaty the other, ttod that 'it applies - them steer dear of'cach other. Soviet Navy coinmimder-in- issue of Vietnam, ■first high Jevel mrlitary-to- stuc^Jj..,^? activTtyi,on the high Kixon was not present when chief. pledged the two countries Kor tlie first tune sifTc'p -t5e’ fnilitary agreement between the seas and not in territorial Warner and Gorstikov s,it;netl the treaty with retl pens ci^feferu’e' table where the . summit se.ssions are being held. The signers aird others, present health agency toasted the agieement with champagne - ai custoiiiary .So­ . _ viet protocol punctuation on such oc casions HOS'i'AGE'Meredith Jtoborts, tO, is ass^ted ■ Rpnald I Wegler. ' White auto of her abductor'i(seated,' right) to lUi.iise press sucretaf.v'; " told H i m i s r i r ■ enter poUev car at Dallas, Tex., fbr trip from committee airport to downtowh station. Suspect, VIrgll Lee _ Tf^ot n e w . imooth paving reporters; "The lYesident feels ; on Shoihone Street this, nay;d agrt>‘i)iOTt is, the Yrood Fuqua III, surrendered at station." Aiding Mrs. ^ ----- By HUGH DA VIS i------^ — Adams was-asked if lie foi esaw federal gi ants H— &awnriTwn is a vosi ~ lirst high tp^'e! mrtitjiry agree- •Roberts Is Bruce Hughes, radio newssian. I Tiraps-News writpr - j being channeled throiigTi Sucf»_agencies_ in the - ■ iruprqvem'ent over irrhtrt\''~ nient between the two govern- - ( u p i i TWIN FA1.1^ - Magic-Valley jhealth-and future." ’ . . ttjeplaced. (■. menLs since yVorld War II and, governmental officials have agreed to form a "1 can’t speak for my .association," said as su'?ti, 'reiresent.s a signifi,- ' : ' — f'--' steering committee to_devel6g j corapp«hensive Adams, ijut I p>ersonally do not see federal cant beginning, l,o,ward the health planning agency. inopey being channeled through CHPs!" Improvement jof [Rations with' Hospital adminislrators-, county olYicials and A representative of the Amerlcaij Hospital ■ the .Soviet tlnion health agency members met with Idaho Association. Mike Greenwald, disagreed, Texran surrenders, Mutual res[x,‘ct and giiiKl Comprehensive Planning officials Wednesday ('■reenwald said federal programs probably w ill' seamanship will contribute to night to discuss the feasIBTlity of coinprehensive ■ be administered Uirough such agencies and tile advancement of goiKl aiul health planning for the eight-county Magic along with those programs will com? federal corijial relatiuns with the Soviet Valley area. guidelines. Union " . Richards Adams, "poise, discus.sed such "In health planning.” Greenwald sajd; One bumping incident oc­ planning and why it h ^ conrratxiut in Idaljo.-, •'someone has to win and'sOmeone has to lose. If curred in tlie .Sea of Japan in Adams said fofmer (lOV. Robert E. Smylisr'^ ' you want health planningi. you have to give up a“ killed May. 19ti7, when, the D". “ S“ DALIiAS, (U P I)-i.A young gunpoinlTlI'a-sma^car "on an The young bandit robbed „a_ was In favor of the concept when it was s|ip— litUe something, you can’t satisfy all the pieople. destroyer Walker and a Sojaet bandit, described as "just a boy airport-ramp^ at BWIm I^ve small market at nnjdnl^t at ported by federal leL’islation in ISeG "What you have to decide tonight. Is who'you OAKI.EV Robert Brent destroyer raked sides on in trouble,"' kidnaped ii woman Field Officers talked liim into. Waco, 100 miles to the south, The political atmosphere in Idaho then had want the planning done by. You can form -an Stimpson, 17. Oakley, was killed consecutive ■days._Ther«-2iave from a ’market he robbed, sped driving to police heWquarters He hit a clur](., Jimmy Roberts. changed to the district, area health plan agency and have a guiding hand i(i planning or WediU'sda.N in a^urm aci-ident lx‘cn .severaK near-misses lx‘- KKl-miles north to Dallas with a;,-downtown to " negotiajte." 'Jl. on the head with a soft currently in force you can do nothing and let the boys in Boise take 10 miles north of Oakley tween ships of the two fleets in- pistol [x)inted at her stomach ^~:^p--had the gun cocked and drink bottle and kidnaiped the The swing now is back to comprehensive care of it." i . The youth is thf-son -of Mr. the Mediterranean. And the and (lemandefT that police let stuck to her side,” said Pofice' clerk s w ife." — health planning, Adams said (Continued on p. 151 and Mrs Brent Stimpson. Russians hu\(.e pomplamfd .of him escape in a xvt airplane, c'hief Frank Dyson. "iWe told He forced her into. a. small Oakley. "buzzing"" of iheir ships by U He .s\irrendered today without a him he would not walk out of foreign .c a f," handouffed the , . . Siimpson was hauling S Navy planes fight nine hours after his spree “thut-office unle^ he let the girl hostage to him and sped north. manure from tlie l,and Ranch One U. S official said of the Ix’gan go We promised Irim. an At Ixjve Field, the gunman f(f?, " Mr.s N ixon said w ith a bo\s a five-hour negotiating the niechanisiii, his clothes kn(K'ke

SAIC.ON 1 UPI I - North Vrrt- armored battalion, irST advi- mese air atlack.s and large lime It .said SIX vyorkers trying namese forces attacked in sers there said, "We're in scale raids againstSt ^ o 0 r th to repair the dikes were killedr- Su rgeons L o o|£ " multitjattallon■" strength along, trouble "" — Vietnam Hanoi Rgdio reported It also hinted that the U.S. the My Chanh River defense Another Communist' success more xaids today and accused naval blockade of North Vietna- line north of Hue today but, was ' reported in the coastal the Americans of hitting meso-ports was tieglnning to ease pain i n s i d e . . . were beaten back with heavy region 42 miles southeast of civilian targets inside Hanoi hiirt when it demanded an Joascs. front di.'yatches report- SaiBon where Viet Cong and and the Red RTvpt dike gvstem immediatp end In the blockade -far Wtillace- - ed.-Tt>»y tu till- sucitliuast ill and lh6 havdl i'rid all" aTliitJfs"' Kontum City in the Central town o f^ a t To three days ago of war " ..rpihe attacks across the My Police — Highlands. and then fought off government The U.S. command had no C'anh RiverI began early this, SILVER SPRING, Md. i U PI) The Communists struck attempts-today to recapture it. reports on today's borftbine morrting while three battalions -G eorge C. Wallace-underwent defenses ■ ■ around the northern headquar­ The CoitiifiirnTst attacks came activities but s^d U.S. jet^ flew of South Vietnamese marines minor surgerjt4oday to relieve ters city of Da Nang They despite U.S. and Soq,th Vietna­ 270 raids on Wednes^y and w(ye still carrying out a abdominal pain caused by an aired, 15 blew the Nani 0 Bridge on bombed out three rail and commando-type sweep of Quang accumulation of fluids beneath Highway 1. five miles t»> Ihe highway bridges M d two power ' Tri Province just Jo-the north the skin in the area where he ^ Spuds spjlL , rm jorthj cutttng Hue off from Dg- “ ■: ■ - - r-— plants In the 'Hanoi-Haiphong they w;ere hastlfy recalled and. i^derwent surgery for bullet Nang^ aqd overran a firebase L L ITEMS are^. The U.S. command helped stop the Communist wounds last week. in Jerome _ and three -Yillages in thr-Q«e - s e t D ! announced the loss of two more attacks. Incisions were made fii two Son Valley & m il^ south of' Da SoKJ air--— o t.^ t n e i i ^ jets in the North and field wrecks Nang. 7 “ mlscellaneous^tems-in the N areas, a hospital statement'said ~ Tim «i News Clasillled. reports said an OVID prop jet ' Two battalions of North Wa» placed on., oor —"in the superfiml layer Wailting The North yVietnames^ in- ..and^ two helicopters wjere ^ o t Vietnamese troops—about 1,000 ^^acKI _Sirry killed. . meal at camp near DaNaog, Sooth ytetnam. the left lateral sidk_of the ' Narke(«v|4 of ^ ig o n , "and once again C(^tHnerc)al or RealEnate The Hanoi Ranlltt- broadcast lands , under cover of a heavy - Former U-'S. Marine n d ^ c rv e s as refage halted a r a fe f coliunn w i t h ^ adS eifcludcd. Just dial 733- abdomen, undtf the skin, in t ^ , 9031 o r-V lilt us at 133 3rd said the dikes were being artiUenHwrrage and there wgs for thonsands^who have fled fighting north of Street west. area “ where one huUef'was . rocket and mortar attack tM l U bombed a£\ a time of r i c e » » “ se-to-house fighting inside fV,Bi«vle*,A Hue. (U P !) , killed the .commander of an h a rv^t and just beftre , reports saidr removed.” ' ------' - VaillteytiviMg; — 'J r t buying, cofto for eporter,~-n-r -Ollle—Horton , about sumnder cany>ing ; report . . . Weymtin- Kbnball .V taking a stroll around preparing to deploy a SO WASHINGTON (UPD^Pros- agreement had been conflnod Senat? Armed Services Com- ’ pdurthouse grounds . ; . E d . megatdn~itiissile, twice as big pects fqr &naU^ natifeatlbn of mainly to tradtionaJi.ideqlogl- niittee, hqs been in thei Fournier describing ‘'Ogden -aSi>viet4mw<<^anM cal opponftnta' of disarmament mainstreairi of .gtrategic arms But the senator la also a j as the blocKtwster SS9 that .Olympics"., .L p i*^ Webster treaty now nearing agreeineht sucH as—^n s e rva tiv e Sct. ' deSsiffns in Hp^ has~^ candidate' for“ the :Deii«)crat(e'. r a i ^ alarms at the Pentagon tatdhg iness^gg for county two years ago. Hie SS9 also led in Moscow evidentally are hot James L. Bupkley of New York headed anned servic€^ pre^denti^ nomination. And in commis^ners. .jFred Baugh a) certain as backers of the and Rep. John N. Ashbrook, R - ' subcommittee which for-tlie— ^ recent_-weeks ‘ he. has _beenL— to deploying of the Safeguard OHittonpUting—Vjacation-^.-^ anUballistic missile system to^. —treaty thought. O h i o . ^ ___ past year has been monitoring staking out a portion on arousing guard at Washihgtpn H a n s e n Sen. Henry M. .Jacksbn, D-' Ashbrook, who is chalieiigiiig the ^ a C e ^ c Arms Limitation . foreign affairs to the right of protectnSBhuteman land-based School havinfrdifficulty keeping Riissiles from^nemy knoc)iout Wash., criticized the pending ' President Nixon for the GOP Talks (SALT). ' Nixon, charging that adminis- happy chUdren froim'^ttfkng p h a i * t 0 T attempts. ____jigreemant- Wedneaday^-charfc. presidential nomination, said And, aithou^ he fregnently tration gungllng on arms aid to streets, on sche Jackson-said his quarrel with Soviets have^ug in the p ^ t af-the agreement and complete present wide lead in land-based Coulam waiting in p-atfic court HANSEN — The charter was Jackson has widespread corpf bie SALT-agreemg it was that— — tlwt— have— mystified.' Senate' hearings befo/'e he ' - missiles, while permitt|ng them — entranec » -■—Hersdi^ Braped for j^ s . Madge Panting-^ tacts among uniformed officials it would place quantitative—but intelligence officials. would vote for it. to surpass us by a- wide margin Boydstun' telling at the Royal Neighbor ^Lodge at the Pentagon and the Jolht '.not qualitative — liipits on Jadkson iiaid there was only Jackson I Is an . important , in the one area where we will embarrassing moment ... meeting . Tuesday evening at leaff,''submarine-based mis­ • Chiefs of Staff, and^his strategic weapons. oner reason the Soviets would factor in all military debates in r Corky .Prunty Eiko^Nev., Woodman Jlall. ' c r it ic i^ ' produced speculation He said "experts’’—he de- build a missile of this size—to the ^nate and his opposition s e s . " The State Department hauling "dude"^h6rses toiSun ,' Mrs. Vernon Bali, chancellorT clined'to name them—now ha>« use against a "hard site" such could carry weight. Until he challenged his claim. that he was reflecting some Valley . . . Everett Ccfetes, led the group in prayer and disgruntlement amj)ng -^ose. evidence the Soviets are as an ABM system. spoke out, criticism of the Jackson, a member of the Fairfield, in Twin Falls gietting resolution of sympathy was parts for farm equipment . . . signed to .be given to members Nancy Trueblood planning of her^amHy.. Memorial weekend camping: ■ "Twenty n>^bers are trip . . . Mrs, Mary Hernandez planning-to attend the June 10 cooking. . . Bob Vcfeh rushing to convention at Burley and ball pr^cjtice^and-everheard, "I members are to meet at 8 a.m.- 3 TF employers receive awards Obituaries can^- Vork very hard today June 10 at the home of Mrs:- because my vacation starts Minnie Bedow for J TW IN FALLS — Three Twin, community. tomorrow and I ha'ye to get used transportation. Falls employers received The students 'held^ c ^ va sh Mr. Garatea W.Vi . Sle(?lman to resting gradually. Mrs. John Brown and Mrs-. special Awards / Wednesday May 20 to raise rffSney for the, RUPERT-Mahu^Garatea, BURLEY Willard Bertha McCa^J^werein cfi'afgi... night for their outstanding job Va­ banquet. 59, Rupert sheep rancher, wag Steelman, 63, Burley',' "Med ^ a s s still of the program. Other e" m p 1 o y e r s In htrlng students Jn the found dead at his hOm’e^Tuesday-Wednesday'at Q ^ i a Mem'orfil Fred Higgins and Paul Vpcational RehabUitat^oj^ acknowledged for their has openings evenrng.'/'.'- ’ T. ■ Hospital after a long illness. McCuUum, members ,of the . TWIN ' f a l l s - Opepings School-iVVorli Experience pacticipation in hiring the He was borfTNoy. 30, 1912, at He was born March 11, 1909, Twin palls Fire Department^" remain in both classes of the Program. handipapped were William Shoshone. He came io.Rupert in at Eros, Ark. On July 10, 1937, showed films on home fire drills _ ^ j o r John Christoffersen Abbott, Abbott’s Auto Supply; "SUmmer.Thing" to be offered 1920 and has resided there the he married Dorothy Heard at and the necessity of home and Robe|;t J. Coiner, chairman by th^Goliege of Southern Idaho John- Kniidson, Hazel Del past 51_years. Western Grove, Ark. TTie eoliple evacuation plans. They also of Uhe Mayor’s Committee for Manor; Norm McIntosh, Head. 'H e was a lifelong member of moved to Idaho 4n 1943 and starting June 5. ■ showed a film on how fires start ■Eipployment of ‘ the Start Program; Charles Upton, Mjke Greai^of^gSJ said three spread thftughout the the Catholic Church, was a settled in Burley where they Handicapped, presented' the YWCA-YMCA; Karl Nelson, openings are left in the mormng prevent have lived since that time. . .■ ', ' l . . .u , ^ I I charter member of"the’ ftupert session and three in the a w a ^ during ^b a n q ^ t.a t the young's Dairy ^o e Kraus, J- E,ks U d ge and had belonged to Survivors include his wife, Holiday Imi to Joe Qeraents,i N ew berry Co.; Tom m y , o, Burley; five sons, Clifford afternoon. A letter from Mrs. Ruby HiHi The "Summer Thing is an fofmer tnember and presently a . ' a ^ m ^ ts OU Co Roy Birrell M (^n n di,,iO D fi’s Host; survivors fntlude ■ one Steelman, Little Ftocli 'Ark,; enrichment - progr.anv for and John Birrell, Seven-Up fe>-McManaman, C^ollege o^^^ Carmelo Garatea, Thelbert W. St£eiman7"Sbuth Yakima Lodge member, was elementary schdol students. _____ -Bottling Co. - Southern Idaho; Arlan Call; H ailev tw o sisters Mrs John Lake Tahoe. Calif.; Glen resfd. Mrs. -Ora Simpson was The _schQoli-wQrk progranivis ,_T.win FaUs Public Library: Anyone Jp tere^^ in further j ^ g t e s s . ______(Mary Ann) BaytgrrTChea, Steelman, Grand Fork;“Nr Drr otfkredby-thpTwinl^^UsSchQor" (Charles :Swopc and Corlos IriJormatron cairxafl Green or regular meeting, is Rupert and Mrs.,Frank.( Alice) Bryan Steelman, Fallon,. Nev.. kstrict in cottjvnction with-the- Borah. Pepsi (^ola Bottling CO; Yvonne Brown at CSl, 733-9554. jung-n; :---- n o u ■ II 5 p foct .lyjajchrzak, Ijikewood;—Calif, and Ronald. D. -Steelman: ' Vocational Rehabilitation Don >-»rker. u .i>. b orpi -- g Jaugijters, Freda Service to special- education r 1 i P-m- tonight at Walk- Mortuary. S-Stcelrnnn-, BoisC', and>jano.y— students at Robert Stuart Mountain View Convalescent_ ^ k . Steelman, Burleyr iw r Junior ^ g h and Twin Falls Centecjj' John jtoper. Roper's- Friday''at-St,I .J ^ O* KT•Nicholas 1 Catholic brothers, Milford Steelman, H i ^ '”&hool. Students attend Deparlm'ent Siore, and the Church. ■*- , Everton, Ark.; and Wilburn school half days and are trained Twin Falls School District given "Final rites will be in the Steelman, Coolidge, ArtiLi.on^ in various work positions .in the w Sli tplf^en I Rupert Ce^Stery. sister, M r s ,'T T ^ it Tfamm'el, RECEIVING an award from Mayor John Friends may call at the Western Grove, and six grand­ Chiiistoffersen, right, for his parfiCipaUon in_l _ njortpary this afternoon and children. Just Received!! hiring students in UM-Vocatlonat Rehabilitation Valley griefs evening and Friday prior' to Funeral services . will be School-Work Program Is Roy BiireU. Blrrell TWIN F A tLS — TTckets wili_ School, the dauKhter of Mr. and time of ser'ytt^. conducted at 10 a.m. in the ,was one of sejveral receiving awards during tfae-._ be available at the door for trfe Mrs. Tirn Sanders. Joseph Payne Memorial Chapel Wednesday banquet at the Hobday Inn. Mental-Health banquet at 7 K.B. Slirjipson with Rev. Roy Denny of the p.m. today at CSI Student Union, KIM pE R LY - The newly- Assembly of God Church of­ Rev. John Wallace, chairman, formed Kimberly Music OAKLEY — Robert. Brent ficiating. Concluding rites will reports Sen. Frank Church-wili Boosters, will meet today at 8 Stiinpson, 17, 6akley^(}h of be in the -Pleasant View Jet forced to l a n d p.m. in the Fireside Room of the be the speaker. and Mrs" Brent Stimpson, died'Cem etery. Friends may call at Kimberly Methodist Church, W6.Uiesday of injuries received tfie mortuary_Friday afternoon MIAMI (UPI )-Lan<3iUe Air­ explosion. Sl^OSHONE — A piano recital The group is meeting to discuss and evening and Saturday prior lines' office here reported today He said flight 154 from by Carol Lyn Sanders, Rich­ in i farm accident. - - - possible ways to improve the to time of services. that one of its Boeing 727 Panama City, Panama, to field, will to held -at 8 p.m. H ? was born October 24, 1954, music atmosphere in Kimtaerly. at \ 'allace. He attended school jetliners .yras forced to make an Miami landed safely at' Monte­ Friday_at the Richfield IJ5S Boosters have visited sevpral emergency landing-in Jamaica go Bay. Jamaica. He said the Church. Miss Sanders has been in -leyburn and Redmond. Brian Evans other Magic Valley dom -' Wa^h. because pf an' explosion in a cause of the explosion had not a student of • Mrs.~7WilIa munities seeking information HEYBURN - Graveside, rear restroom. , been determined. Carraway. Shoshone, for . about f. He was. a member of the LDS on communitymusic programs. services' will be conducted at 4 : A-spokesman said there were It was not known how many 10 years and has compleledThe Church. All interested persons ,_ari in­ p.m. Friday for Brian -Lynn -no'injuries, although the plane passengers weroaboard. sixth grade music level. She is-a Survivors include his parents, vited to attend, . Evans. QD(g^ay-old son of Mr. lost cabih pressure -after the 1972 graduate-of Richfiel^High__1 Oakley; four sisters. Mrs. Raymond (Cathy) Holt and and Steven Evans. derson and 1 jj'Mo>-ne Titus. t»th Lynn Stimpson, both Redmond; Heyburn. at the Rupert Nampa; Mrs Alan Boyack; Mrs Jack iK im ) Goddard. Cemetery, jvith Bishop William Quigley officiating. Magic Valley Hospitals Arco and Carlene Jones, Rich­ Malad, and Debbie Stimpson, field Oakley; paternal grandparents. - The infant was born Tuesday Mr. and Mrs Ernest Stimpson. at Minidoka Memorial Hospital Milo TannehiH. .Mrs Thomas Dismissed Cassia Memorial IVIagic V'alley M em orial Heyburn; maternaT grand­ and died Wednesday morning. Fleming and son and Mrs Mr.s Joseph Iximbert and parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jo^ph Admitted Admitted ' Thomas Hampson, ali Buhl; daughter. Sue Kennedy, and Childs of Kirkland. Wash., and F'uneral Services Milton Morales, Thomas Mrs.' Ray Burr, Kimberly; Mrs Grant Zollinger. Wendell; Mrs William Thompson and Mrs. James Kelly, Seattle. Walton, Mrs. Michael Martin Mrs. Miles Votroubek, Ivan Mrs. David Atrops and son and twin sons, all Jerome; infant RUPERT — Funeral services Wash. and Mrs. I jr r y Wardle, all Schroeder and Mrs. David Mrs. Lawrence Miller and son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald for James W. Grace will be Funeral .services are pending Burley; Mrs. Marvin Hall and Tetzer, all Buhl; Boyd Klatke, daughter, all Eden; Mrs. Paul Schoolcraft. Shoshone; Mrs. conducted at 2 p.m. Friday in and will be announced by Payne Mr. Morris Hall, both Malta; Hansen; Thurman Culley and Conway, Jerome; Forest Dudley Jenkins, Gooding and the Rupert cfiriaian ChurcK, M o rt^ jp . Burley Mrs. Charles Terry and Mr. Roxane Uoyd, both Rupert; Sammons, Kimberly.; DttWaj-ne Mrs. Veronica Maus, Wendell. Final rilM will be in the RupeiH Rodney E3ilers, both Paul, and Oliver Anderson, Mrs. Charles Rosenof and Roger Utz. both Cemetery. Friends may call at SHOES "M rs . l.arry Dille,' Rupert. Major, Beulah DSahl, Charles Filer; Mrs. Jose Garza and son, Walk Mortuary Friday prior to Dismissed While, Mrs. Dennis Gilbert. Murtaugh,..and l,otlie Roberts. Funeral Services time of services. ON THE MALL Edgar Eklund, Oakley ahd Melissa Richardson and Mary McGill. Nev John I,epard, Heybum. Weiss, all Twin Falls; Mrs. HEVBUKN - Services for KETCHUM Services for Births Clyde Anderson; and Randall St. Benedicts Monte H Thorpe wilf t e con­ Wdrren J i Bud ) Fairman will Sons were bom to -Mr. and Stuart, both Burley; Mts Jerry A dm itted - ducted at 2 p m Friday in the be conducted at 2 p.nT Friday in Mrs. Michael Martin. Burley; Green. Hailey; Charles Case. Merle Swain. Shoshone; Mrs Joseph Payne Memorial the KX^F Hall. Burial will be in "Notice anything M r.jp d Mrs. Marvin Hall and Gooding; Tracy Draper and Veronica Maus. Wendell; Mr Chapel. Burley.. ronflTrdihg- the Ketchuni Cemetery 'with Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hall all Stanley Watts, both Murtaugh, and ' Mrs Daniel Opiran, rites will tx? held in the iOOp rites different?” ”lt’sCo<^-Cola Malta and Mr. and Mrs. l.arry and Andrea Wilson. Filer. Anahiem, C alif; Ricky An­ Riverside Cemetery Dille. Rupert - — Dismissed in 16-ounce Warren Gossett. Mrs. Phil returnable Snyder, Mrs. Harriet McDaniel, ‘Mrs. Donald Butler, Perry bottles with Methven, Mrs. l.ee Spence, THE PERFECT GIFT ' SUBSCRIPTION MATCS Michael Harrington, William f‘esealal>le THE TIMES-NEWS Dennis. James Gibson. Mrs. • FOR THE4»ADUATE cap s. Twin F »ll». Idaho Barry Bragg. Mrs. Ramon By Carrier ______Gallindo and- daughter, Gussi« — Pwjasnth^ G reat way -tO »llr » Sunday) Schroefer. Linda ux>l^' Mrs. FOR FATHER. . . By Mall tobuy^ Paid In A dvanc* - James Sisson, Douglas Warner, (D ally (, Sundayh M aurine"'W right, and Daryl • FOR ANYOREir ~ ~ lAtantn U 75 Patterson, all Twin.. Falls; Coke.” JM ontM 17 75 Royal Electric or ------Vtltrflfff?1r>r>n OVIH — i , I Y «a r ______in______it s . - Donald Becker and son, nil M anual PortcibTe Mail lubscriptions acccplM only arsen. TYPEWRITER Hansen; Margaret 'Gabir'^. TIMES-NtWS^' ^ P E c n n : O C F E R ! For a Hmifect fi'me only . • W e SUBSCRIBERS Minidoka Memorial ri«rylc»or> AdrnlHca' ' will Give-a,Study Lomp valued at $10.95 with the 15!«pn: Delivery______EnrcTy^ CunniTrgliani. - ^»wt4^q»feofHBny PORTA6lE fYPEWRtTa^o«f»rtxpt^h^^»o Heyburn; Velleda Fowler. Call yottrca frier Maria Vega. Steve Schow and or 733-0931 Roxanne Uoyd, all Rupert. We also havrfirother Typewriters and a i*«r*.«p.in.ilaHyor Dismissed btlort 10a.m . on Complete selection of Attache Cases, Study Lam pi„ ' Rachael-Vja^z, Mrs. Steve Porch andj soii, Elvera "Glen- and other School and Office^uppiies PHeMEWS-«*3l ^nning and Debra Gittcfu. all l^iitcourJoll-trMmifnMrs Rupert; - Naiicys> Evans, BuM-CnN«lanS — .— iO - 4U» Heyburn; Paul W r^t; Paul, turtf-Hupan and Uoyd Khaard^Bitrley. ' Paul.O»1i]«ir-NorKna .01-2SS2' Filar ■______lrtli«7 \ A (bui^ter iraj^born to Mr. 0 >al0 lBlt»Q «'iinn SM-2S1S 'and Mrs. Rosendo Vega. flottljd u n d r th* ovlhority ot Th« Coco-Colo ^nmpony by: Ccxa-Cblo goHliwg Co. o> T w igfolli R u p ^ . ISIIUM 1143AVERUIID 101 NORTH NAM C-sf

D e le g a te s . TbursdavL-Maj^ 2s; 1972 T im cin aS ^ h a itie d 'I, - - i^^SHOsSONjfc— Five delegates a c to the ^state Rifjiublican ‘ ■ Convention. ' Jppe* ' ^6-17 were iy UNITEpP^ESS INTERNATIONAL r.' he has informeii Idaho Republicans he will not program with Democrats 'who would endor^ named at ’the ®strict 21JG0P" 7~TWo Idaho Supreme 6 )urt juMices seek , - - seek the seat to be vacated by Sen. l>en B. the program. ' ^ - m ee ti^ held Wednesday-night re-election, focmer Gov. Don SamiielMn' will not ^rdan, R-Idah(5. in Shoshone. be a Senate candidate, “and a nurnber of Samuelson is regional representative with ■ Thrie incumben^legislatprs have wnounced One delegate^G.^. '^Vard said legislators and legisl'^ive hopefuls have headquarters in Seattle for Secr»caVy . of plans to seek 're^ lw tio n . TTiey arerR ej). M elvin ~ BE!i ,FAST(.UPI)—A nijn^uat; the-;Tqspotise w^s . surpassing delegates are tmcomtnitted and announced intentions for-, th^ 19,72 elections.. Transportation John.i^. Volpe,.. Hammond^.. D-Rftxhtirfi^ asiilsjtant! lull, in Ulster,;;violence moved eiipeptations.^ will go to the convention in that „ Chiel Justice Henry McQuade. c-om^eting his Ws'statement said he decided “ 1 can best help minoijUy lepdeiii-^Rei^^ Karl E. Koch, D- through its, second day today ■ Despite the push against status. . • ' otir President's re-election in the position 1 now 16th year on the high cxjurt, and Justice Joseph -4- Hamnjett, house caucus chairman; an'd^Senr wHh-sUpport-rapidly;-growing violencej_the Provisional' Wlng- McF^dden. completing his 13th 'year, have--.y ' hold." : . ' ----- ' dohirPeBVey; ‘ R-RUpert. for Roman Catholic peace oPTRe^Irish' Republican Army announced they will seek rerclection on the non- ~ ^ In, Idi^o K^ls. House MijdHty iJeader Terry campaigns. I IRA) todSy renewed its vow to partisan judiciary ballot at the Aug. 8 prijpary.i Crapo. R-Id^ho Kails, said he wjll not §eek his Two BoiiSft‘ i^sjdents have announced Since midnight, the British continue its militant campaign A thought foi' today: Ameri­ There are only two vacancies on the fire- toufth two-year term in the Idaho House. , uitentions to seek the Senate seat in legislative can poet Ralph Waldo Emerson army said two men have been fo r . unity with the Irish justice court t,o be filled this year, g Citing business obligations as a devidinb' distrirtlET.'Jason W. Smith, a Boise State hospitalized with gunshot Republic. said: "A friend is a friend In Sea^tUCj^ fgriner Governor Sainuelsonrwho factor. Crapo said in his announcement Gov. College arctteologist, will seek the D ^oiiratic wounds, . but that no other. ' Hpvy can anyone who claims with whom I may be sincere; earlier W d he was considering Seekihg .the.. 0?til D. Andrus had vowed to replace rioriiination ancl Mrs. DorothyKisher will seek Incidents of violence have bieen to be bitter at .these past before him I may think aloud." Republican nomination to the U.S. Senate, said- _ Republican legislators who apposed his tax -the,. Republican nom ination? - ■ reported. Less thanth^n J122 sniping events, who claims to bess 10 m a je fpembiflga— sifleepe-in-theiF-puFposesr-.whe were reported 'Wednesday a ir claims to be Irish, put 'afli' though one man was shot to more trust in the world of ai) death. - , Knglish.piippet? "^spokesm an asketl. ~ " . I . Peace drives in the Catholic He described the Ulster enclaves of Londonderry gained violence as a 'just war” >cmtr' momentum with the meeting of. said "the oppressed iCaXholic) a nien's "peace committee."' minority" sought the same which vowed to support the aims as the Provisionals. peace efforts launched by H(s. 'Statement came in Catholic women in the Bogside reaction to five Cathqlic house­ and Creggan ar«a^. wives ,who, met with British In Belfast, volunteers stepp^ SetSretary of State William up their door-to-door campaign Whitelaw Wednesday night to for signatures on a' peace-''enlist his help in ttieir petitioa The organizers said cainpaj«n for a tease-fire.

-Gem VD problems told at=Shoshonie SHpSHONE-,- Dr. Wayne B.' Carte. 7 Ft. R o d - j-C £ fte , in speaking to tfie Carte said the «a t e health Shoshone Rotary Club, said treatment program ayaQaUe Two Piece Wednesday there were 7,200 and said clinics have t^en, set MetaiR6el cases of venereal disease ' up in Burley, TVin Falls and recorded in Idaho in 1971. Blaine County. - S e a t . In his district, Ca'rte^ director .-Don. Rundberg reported nn, '- 4 ; . 1. 1 . of the .South* Central,-District toe musical jaiiitxjree given in ' Health Dept., said Cassia as a fund ris in g Blaine counties have a higher project for a swinFuning pgol.; GOOD-WEAfi VINYL -incidence of venereal disease. -Thepropoffll to form a county - Jipcgta_Q^!inty^;^s^ Carte, had swimpiing pool di^rtrt - was^ s e v e n - c ^ i in nTTt; but these discussed' as., the ''desfi'able case? are,^nly ..the reported means of supporting ' a STOCKING FOOT STYLE ' ' ■ bi'S^s. The coi^t is not accurate swiroming facility in Uncoln tnside Pouch in view of concealed indentity. County, Suspehders Attached Be tiring teachers REG. $4.98 honored at Malta O N i Y . MALTA — Two retiring and high school principal and Cassia County, school teachers his -wtfe and ryiepibers of the SHAKESPEARE ^210 were honored at an open house. _,elemtnT&ry school "faculty had Tuesday evening at th«f~&aft charge of"arra'ngements. . River High School gymnasium. Mrs. Tel T ajlor . Registered SPINNING Mrs. Irene tldy,' Malta, and gue^s. . -- Mrs. Wallace -Taylor. Almo. Mrs. Orville Beecher. Mrs. REEL who have ■ taught ~at- Malta Crup. Mrs, Elbert-Dnrfee and VALUE • elementary school this year Mrs. John Nye assisted with were the honorees. ^ v in g . SUPPLY LIMITED AT ■i;-Tlie r-eem was decorated with- William Jones served as baskets of white chry- master of ceremonies. Ball Bearing santhernums and gold and NumtJers were presented by Drive. 3.75 to orange gladioli accented with Paula Beecher .Mrs. Brent Udy I Gear Ratio. large orange ribbon bows. and Taupa, JoAnn Tracy and Capacily'is The serving table was Paula Beecher, Otani Wallace 1 BO yds. of B coverbd with a long white lace and Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Elisoo. lb. cloth and was centered with a Mrs. Olani Wallace served as crystal bowl on' a 'pedestal. accompanist. Mrs. Crump Guests were served at quartet presented piano selections and LARGE ASSORTMENT OBERLIN MODEL B tables covered with white lace Mrs. Orville Sears read original cloths. ^ , poems in tribute to reiring to Kenneth Crump, elementary teachers BAIT CANTEEN 4 9 c 7" X 7” Squore 6” High R ichfield riie held NOW ONLY

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..... J-' ■ ■■ . li'evnteii *to The Citizens O f M aeic Valley First of TVo Parts' and, crlticia l newspaper “biljion step backward,” a “ leaf- Finance conifflroM’ s WASHINGTOfI - Idaho Sen editorials throughout the. raking scheme of the 1930’s,” a approach was ‘new Deal P ^ on Thursday, May 25, 1W2 Al Weifergron, fubliiher ' PHONE 733-09^31 L«n Jordan *(P.) atrongiy country. . \“ new jumbo of overtapping ^6gram ganfe insane." , “ V defends the recent workfare Opponents of the &nate bill, Federal and State programs. ” a Ttie formeridshojovemor, a ■) 8j|eat^_^^big Official Cl»y »n<»'Covnly N»wip«ptr ‘ 'M«mbiwof Audit Bureau of Clra publl«' child'under six, a famii^- hgjijded by^ a disabled an hour, if a welfare recipient there not such.a woTI^wTdc rIu I in Hubert Humphrey or Sen. George Tather,'afi4j ^ 3Hle_emplo>Tnent does no work at all during a 40-. McG6vern, top contenders for the ■ -the paper-and-pulp field. - ^ programs, anc^l a famtly^h.eaded hour week., 1972 Democratic presidential Enlarging tryde_prospects with ANDREW TULLY by a mother attending school Through —Uive "system of nomination, could whipJJixon. in Japan, Taiwan, and perhaps full-time even if there is no child .in^ntivcs, «ufisidies and Oregon. , The President beat uftimately with China give further . under six. ' — ■ bonuses, -Jordan said '.the Humphrey there in 1968 by 50,000 good cheer, however,. to _bpth "An estimated .40 per cent or committee hopes to move a Rocks 111 Heads workfare recipient in two or votes. governors, Washihgton-Oregon r?"’"mWUon of the 3 million was favnrpd hy per cent families curi-ently receiving Aid three steps into the regular . Though Humphrey eked-out a - Wheat, of -^ a__. y a r i^ l^pecially WA.SlnM,;'rON'__ '.■\ll ■;* ''"vinn own a mortgage. c-olilmnists have rocks in l,heir «uTit*a-paBsel o f kids, Cf O P voters as ihe first choice to Kamilies with Bepehdent tabor force. prized in the Orient, is a promising ■2Z,5Q^v6ti^ Victory over Nixon in heads, but those wtiu pr«*ver, a recent Ceorge for Vice President hi October, Children would no longer be Jordan predicted that he and '^Wasningfbn last time, Evans says item. A.rid.'Evans sd"ys even the ■Socrelary of Treasury John (iallup poll suggests that Agnew Agrww was favored'by on ly'17 eligible for welfare once the other Republicans on the ' the Presidents.position in the state ■ ' huge Boeing aircraft company, Connally "will run for Vic? I S even more popular with por cent. In the South, says comm'itlee provisions become Finance committee will be able is markedly better today. An early hurt by cancellation of the SST, is IVv'Sident - their noodles are a Republican voters today than (Iallup, Agnew gets 34 per cent effective," Jordan said. to convince the Nixon spring poll had him beating Sen. recovering some vC’lth good orders _v e rita b le Mt Everest he Was last fall, il say of the vote, to 21 per cent for Asked if the Senate bill would Administration to drop its support of H .R n and back their Edm und Muskie, then the for intermedia'te-size Jet planes. The job of Vice lYesident may "suggests;" actually the poll California's Gov,, Ronald not inevitably create a new declares flatly Agnew is more Reagan and 17 per cent for federal hureaucracj’ structured bill. "1 think we're nearer the Democratic_lt'i^-runner, by eight Unemployment in these stages _ be , the most borm g', and ^-frustrating ever invented: popular, but I have learned to Connally:— Afld nalion,wide, to find work for the many not concept of what the President points. ~ . stays high, t)ut somehow the mooST- Despite Spiro Agnew's cdebrity, sp«ak cautiously about polls.) Conally is favoi^eld by only 8 per elig^ible for welfare, - Jordan " wanfs than H.R. 1 . . . what Evans thinJis-McGovern, a''i-ising is much better. McCall and Evans the Vice President remains tiallup took one of his fany).us cent, trailing Reagan and New conceded"' "this is true if you we’re seeking to implement is figure in the lists, may be cut closer think that’s good news for Nixon, essentially a nonperson He is a surveys April 16-17 and came up York's Ciov. Nelson Rockefeller want to look at it that way." good American common to Washington state voter tastes. unless, mi..'h bigger trouble political and governmental with the findi»ii^=Wiph Agnew as well as Aunew. He added, "the concept of the sense." Yet he still gives the President a develops. eunich with no. power and new corporation Is its employes (Next: JordaDaad statutory prestige. By law, his would be those who are Welfare PhUosophy) only duty is to preside over the Sena^, a chore most Vice ROBERT ALLEN IVesLclents u .s u h H v Vontnvc to GEORGE C. THOSTESON, M.D. avoid lest they wind up in the booby hatch from listening, to For INixoii J^itigation griiwri men iii} idiotic things Two facts m ay" be stated W,\SHIN(;T()N - Despite the Kdward Kenned> Off Work Mitchell was inclined to view about John C'onnall> without .stilU ontinuing floo were al.su in accord in care of 'v’aricose veins before reached by a sigmoidoscope, it the nomination That argument fle ctio n of the President, giving Sen Humphrey little th'ey get too bad ' .should be removed. Otherwise, IS wrong on two counts First, directed b y , former Attorney more than an outside chance of But there are various other periodic X-ray to note any John ('onnally doesn't do ('K-neral John Mitchell wnnning renomination causes, injury, leg muscle change in size is important If ,\1itchell and Connally and MR. SPECTATOR favors like that for anybody; Rep William Ryan, Dem strain, infection, blood changes are seen, removal is even a President. Second, there their organizations will be ^ e Ijb . N Y.. appears W.have every cancer order ha.i been vouchsafed ..no principal instrumentalities of l^ad over Hep Bella Abzu^, somewhere in the system. evidence that Nixon needs the FYesident's drive for a New lx?ft Democrat, N. Y , in You didn t say what Suburban Schools t'onnally on the ticket to .second term their torrid priroarv'battle in a U-eatment he i.s receiving, but Dear Dr. Thosteson; Please accomplish the aforementioned Still undecided is the timing of new district combining parts of usually the affected area is send me any information on — One of the hardier myths about they may have rich school systems task.- the formal announcement of the both their old ones supported by elastie bandages, what a paranoid is and what More often than not. though, a education is that of the "rich In Spiro Agnew, Nixon launching ot.tJi^ Democrats for Ideologically there is no choice which should extend from the the treatment is and how to suburbs.” But it is just that, a suburb is a bedroom community already'has a roan whbj^t this Nixon Oommitlee — whether between the two leftists, but ankle to the thigh. This gives do it, - R.'K. myth, claims ^-columnist Guy with no sizable business-industrial writing would help him just as before or after the Republican polls show six-term Ryan better support than support HOW TO DO IT .-R .K . Wrieht. complex to tax and, far from bevng much as Connally would in national convention in August. definitely out in front of one- hose for an active case of Paranoia Is a chronic, slow i5 Ihside' '^[ilril6^n raV6tS ITit far^ t^rm' "B el1mving_ ~ Ap- On ttre— surface— rt— seems rich, its schools m ay be-qurte poor,- _l£xasaiKl lihleWitir" meniii'i Texas' and the South's kind of nier. ■_ .______parently, Ryan's Tbnger record Anti-innammatory medica- reasonable enough.'The affluenj. even though its tax rate may be delusions of t>eing persecuted or man, with his bluntness, his The FYesident, Connally and of doing personal services is tion. such as plotted phenylbuta- against, and someUmes have fled to. the suburbs. Let’s send higher than that .of the city it is ability to get to the guts of Mitchell di^ussed the con­ paying off. Also, ^ m in g ly zone is used, andwith often delusions one of grandeur. It is the tax man after them by putting supposedly a i5arasite of. issues that concern that area, templated electioneering set-up adversely effecting Mrs. Abzug of the antibiotics,difficult even for a psychiatrist all school taxes in ^.statewide kitty his capacity for saying old- at art unannounced meeting-at amorft* older ethnic voters is her Smoking most definitelyto treat; there can is no way for you from which -alLschools: .dra fashioned words about old- the Camp David weekend persistent and vociferous contribute to .^-^low r^very' ^ attempt any treatment, equally. That way th6 well-heeled GI^AW AY DEJ fashioned valuesr ' retreat. women’s lib clamoring . , . Now so don't underestiSate th« ' ------deserters in the suburbs w ill^ave We have two -ddrling angora In short, Agnew i^ a ^square— Highly significant — while you can learn all about how to importance of that. * tJear Dr, Thostesoir-b there a terrir Vhich is nd longer th^re was no mention of or to heljj sig^ort the impoverished (long haired) kittens and the^ need maneuver and manipulate to The patient usually is allowed way to renloVe a imall derogatory, thanks to the antics reference to Vice President get a governin^iU^b for the to walk^ ^ 1 1 . about,-.U— L...but b e -^ . u ld . . >be. brown ______molel_ «______fromAt the_____ face? Can d ty sp o o ls they left befiTnd. homes. T h ^ are old enough to of the crazies, Washington, New A ^ e w . the whole teoor of their isignificant sum 6 n »? 9 -ItV a ll_ c a f eful not to bump or done without a doctor's But' the real meat^and-potatoes leave thejf'mother, both are white York, San Francisco may be talk held a clear implication spelled out in a newly publish^ otherwise injwe the leg supervision? Or must itbedone^ from the property tax doesn’t come .with black spots between their unsquare,,.althoug)v"Dne might that he would again be Nixon’s book, "Strategy and Tactics for Snce in his-case the trouble with a dpctor’s'supervision 7— homes but from business and ears. They jire really cute Call 734- remind Qpeself that the iimning-mate. Getting a Government Job,” by has so lona^<^omplete CJ. , ' industry, he .points out. in 3093 if interested. unsquares more j>ublicit}t There was,quite a bit of two. women. Susan Lukowski-physical examm^on is in •Jt’s not a do-Jt-yourseUJt cpn —-proportio'n tn pnmilation. cities these days and therefore may. conjecture about the most and Margaret Pitqn. They are order, to make sure thm n -

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SALMON (U P I)' — Police have-sint to Boise foranalysis pieces of debris from thfTire and 'explosion here Wednesday which-claimed fdiir'^®^' lives. - ^ , ; ' . - Mrs. Donald (Sharon)'Boots,.21, and her twoiJt feO IS E (U PI) - G o v . Cecil Development of corn"-<~..j^^:__^[^; daugh^XSr" “Dawn, 1 ...... 'leiST'^'', aniii. 1-niphth-old Hei< — jrit>-AaBed-progi'(uiia for th e^ —-t"' • . ,. - -j - , ,vere lulled instantly in the fire and explosion af elderly,using federal, state and ^ucatio;,al p r o g r ^ and ^ id the two major goals — com­ the frame house. ...-)•- • lo L l resources to provide for. he requested the Sta e Board of Mrs. Boots’ mother. Mrs; Walter Bauman, 62, munity services and personnel . Education to study the ' : ^died later in Steel Mernorial Hospital with bums : to assist — outlined in a housing.'transportation, in-'possibinty of including aging- MOHDAY THRU. FRIDAY IQ a.m. tO S p.m. ovfij;'mi)st of her body. - > "Wueprint for actIbn".|or future formation ’ and referral ._^em- oriented specialties in fields of ■ .---- f u n e r a l arrangements are being delayed .programs for'the elderlKC^^. plojTOent.- recreation, h^lth styjjy such-tM-adult ecuoation. SATU PAY10 a.nCTO e^p.m. ^ ~ pending the return of Mrs. Boots’ husband who Andrus ’told the-1972; Idatw and nutrition,, facilities and, p^jblic. administration an^ is serving with the U. S; Army in Aljaska. Conference on Afi’mg a.t Boise iSCTvuiej and volunteer servic.es: social work. ^ ...... State College the -blueprint” , T- And developm ent-of a ' Without the continual for state action Wdiilct'requif-e compretvensive educational utilization of your .sjfgnp^h and On Summer Sport Fabrics support fronf) the delegate if • d en im - program to train and equip-p^spverance, your wigafim. the blueprihf is to heromQ a pi ufcssiuiials and qualified iiuii- TRIGGCR- reality. linowledge and~ experience, AYAUD-• kettle GftjTH professionals-^-'^'.’ work in The "biM ^rint” , presented withouj your help, our road projects which provide service 4-State medi(j by Carl Warner, chairinan -of tofrard achievement of soccess to senior citizens. the Boise, Idaho Office on Aging will be most difficult and most Advisory CoupcU, gave Andrus—said, local com- likely unmanageable." /Vndrus , said. <>priorities fofst^le action. They 4UUDities "have the oWigatLon to SEW-CIETYi\ plain funded ' ^ere: ' provide, within their means. the_ Noting Idaho will receive ‘-■K- resources they have available abi(ut $1.8 million more in By ELDON BARRETT practices,'' VanCitters added. to support their elderly's federal func^ in fiscal year 197:1 SEATTLE, Washri'UPI) — It has the added advantage retireme«ts," under the Older /Vmericans Act. program to extend medical-«hi- of educating more medical stu- Cahdidate - -‘With the combined energies Warner aid presently only 30 cation in . Washington, Alaskp, dents Without tha need of build- andresourcesandacoiiunitment communities in the slate have Montana and Idaho got a shot ing additional medical schools ^ ^ c to action by the federal, state state-federal funded projec^,- in the arm today when the fed- in states that lack the popula- tljfjjjl Lf W H and local governments and for .senior citizens. eral government awarded a-., tjons to support first - rate public and private agencies, the ' He emphasized the one-year, $1.5 million contract schools." V O I l t h opportunities for tjur ^arWi^n 'blueprint" calls for effort at to the University of Washington Dr. M. Roy Schwarz, director citizens to live a full and all levels stae, federal and School of Medicme. of WAMI and associate dean of local — to assist coijimunities GLENNS FERRY (UPI) - rewardmH life can ije greatly Knwn as ^t\-M-1-—the first the medical school, said the de\PiT>ping- such programs J , Idaho Democratic Senatorial enhanced." letters-of the "ftmr-^ttates in­ program has divided into two- Candidate William Ei ( Bud volved — -the program was "parts, the first teing the uni­ Davis Wednesday commended started last Septeinber under T ' versity phase and the second the U.S. Senate for approving ^ th)-ee-year grant from the Com­ the conununily clinic phase. ■ T r - funSs. for a permanent Youth monwealth Fund of New York, The University of Alaska got Confefvation Corps as a "step a private organization. uito thetnfct at the start last ifi the rigtLk 4ir^ction This grant will t)e.continued Sp'tember. Next fall, the Uni- along with the federal grant versity of Idaho and Washing- 1 “ ' ^e told -a Glenns Ferry from the Bureau, of Health ton State University will join, -Ktdhe/ms that "this.type of a Manpqwen^Cducation. , and one of the Montana uniygr. coi^pt should be exp^ded to ■‘.'WAMI was developed in re­ sities is expected to come-iirto Jnclud&^ll kinds of skilled an_ch sponse to the need in rural : the program in the fall pf 1973.'^ Semt-skilied worjters- Davjs said, '‘It is- important area.s of ’ the four^jtates for Students take basic science that wB,remeril^r that we have practicing physicians," .ex- courses at their home univer­ many skilled workers who do plaincd' Df'. -Robert i;. VanQt- sities and^then join classes not have jobs or . are un- -ters, dean of the -school of studying a tih e University of dereniployed." medicine. Washington.j, The community Davis said th e-$150 rnillio; 'Throi|igh the program we clinit

WASHl{>[GTON.lUPI) - Rep. Health coitfab James McClure, R-Idaho, said Wednesday the House spproved 27'2-.n his legislation to permit each state to establish a mining set for Bo ise and mineral research center. BOISE (U PI I - A health The 197'2 legislature created McClure said his biU- authorizes appropriation of cormiuttec will meet .in Boise the authority to issue revenue $500,000 to each participating May 30 I 0 consider ways o(- bonds to aid non-profit hospitals state to establish mining implementing the Idah<5 Health and hospital corporations Authority, a new. statutory constru(^t buildings and pur­ research centers. ‘The grants will be matched on a dollar-for- creation which becomes ef­ chased equipment. Joslyn said i I)' ■ r.' : I j ' i'_' . 1 c tn r n r il'le 1 ’c'lttle of dollar basis by the states!^ fective July 1- .. there is no appropraition to fund ■S| ji ;](’ ,1' I -(ikil .If (_-apTs w i l t i n g ' McClure said the demand for : , Alvin Joslyn, Glenns Ferry, the initial board meetings or mineral resources exceeds '> 'r' ■'1 m'V. Ii 7m',(I the price chairman of the Health pay a staffr- production and is increasing. .---ili;' . ■ Facilities Committee of the He said financing of health He said, howeyec> technoJogy Ck)vernor's Advisory Council on facilities through the authority i ■ • ’ r I; ■ :• > ^ L'C" has not kept .pace With the Comprehensive Health Plan­ is needed because ueneral '; i . : ' .! : ' 'i I [■ ! " i!I l( ■ 1 i q i .'Jk , , demands and the niunbier of ning. said a number of problems revenue bond elections are ''t,. mineral specialists is dwin­ need solution ijefore the bill can expensive and often do not pass. dling be implemented ; .f '' ...... ■ ...■ , . ;,. f ; ..t hi (• A ' V. , ;■ : . ■. :. iy tu

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. j ^ —miiPEiBlERG, ^ G e m ii^‘y SMurity ai the militarjrjwse ■ /An Anrty .^kesm an saidJJft.- The S e c o ^ wetit off,. In'TKe (U P I)—T>o timebonibs, sp already WM----- stepped------up'foUtfw--^ ------tw o -e x p le__ sio----- ns ' Wednesday---- - main . -parKhg r - area, several - powerful they bjew q door-UK^ In^ a. - ifiaV^ qf bombings-vje^e’within lO or 15 seconds-o£_t\undred feet from, a. building a i e in a building 150 feet away, throughout ^ ^ t ^ n i i a n y In-t one another. One, In. _th^ -Siitalnlrift eatog recrea- ^ lo d e d jin parking w.eas at -rolving )>olice stations] private northwest comer tioriar~faciMties, Incladlmg a the ' U.S. Army’s Euj^pean t:ars+and another U.S. Army pounaTldlled the t^ e e soldiers, ^ o v i e house which was sche- hpadqoartei^Wednesdayjdtill:-" Installation riif^FVartlff2 =E7^An-;a^“a^=*^^^uilding-=and^uled-!4g=*8Ko%if=the- evening's ing an officer and two enlisted Army colonel died in that destroyed several cars. ' feature!' film 20 n^u tes later. WASHINGTON(UPl )—Houste V ‘Estimtites <)f the^^ money [jipr businjg provisions would j 5 eri.„-5rT " -j. explosion. T V > ■ ..... ■ • backers of legislation'to deWy figure in the massive bUl. of federal funds for lfiveptlierper.gonsi-;^ Amer- A ^West 'German police * . . . '' compulsory school busing, en-r>which would run untU Ju ly 1, busing _ unless requested by lean seirviji^emei! or wives—were spokesman said the bombs couraged by lopsided Senate 1975; have V^ied between Ilff.S'Zioc^l, school pfficiais and bar injured, none *riOusly.' . . Wedn^Srfay apparentlyTiad been approval of the m e a s u r e . ' bijlion.' arid |2^ billion. The government agencies from re­ left in civilign automobiles pushed today for final congres- figures include . $2 billion over quiring busing* ^ l e s s it is ~p£rkted inside the . sprawling _1 sjonal passage. OpjKinenta saidj two years designed-to- helpr"“constitutionaUy_required” — Consulaiie headquarters compound. ~~~they would redoiatle their schools nieet , the costs .of gnj thfni'oniy if it does not ■r-' The police . spokesman said - efforts. • ■ .de^gregation. . impair^ a child’s health or- authorities were seeking six *Fhe rtieaaure, part of un aid------;------^------educational performance, or - washrooms. cars to higher education bill, passed . The busing provisions would result in his . transfer • to an yf etress djes the time that the bofhbs went the &nate Wednesday 63 to 15. delay, for 18 months, imple­ off at 6.10 p'.m. but he said H-Kv S IL E N T F IL M s'tar ^ a borab^ci^'_ House approval wofJld send it to mentation of court ordered Rep. ^ r l D. Perkins. D-Ky., 90,'whose fame o n e r there Were no .other clues as to . the White House, which has desegregation Involving busing who will manage the bill in the., , - who had planted the time;-. PAi^S (UPI) -Two bonnfb criticized the bill without or'-simple transfer of students House, said the size of the bombs. ^nd Marlene Dietrich, died al a explosions wrecked vvashrooms talking veto. until all legal appeals in the Senate vote "certainly will help Police have blamed , a left- Copenhage.n hospital today. in the Ame/ican ConsCttrfte^and House managers of the bill, case involved have ^ e n -e X -' in _ getting „ ____„ House passage of the. wing gcpup calling itself the (U P l) an Afnerican Legion post eariy' originally planning to take it u{j, hausted. This proVisTon would ’'BTIr" ' ' June 1, said it probably would stop busing now being carried R6p. previous bombings and also for D-Ore-, a f;o^d an unexploded bomb in not considered_until some­ out under court orders which leader of op(^ni[nts of the a series of bomb threats in the . the offices of Pan American time diirin); tht* week of June 5. can still be appealed. "1 past two weeks. measure said, expcfrted the Airlines. Senate would pass the bill The first thing-Sgt. Bill Erwin Nobody was injured in the because none of them read the Church thought of when he heSrd the predawn blasts, which occurred report. If they had tliey would window-shaking "whump” 'was within 90 minutes of each other have defeated it. I'm going to- a sonic boom—and a strong and caused considerable da- make sure'all House members leaders one. Muskie ^eeks ■mage. know everything that is in this "1 waited for a jet to come ^ ; r Police later hurried to the report." over, but none came," the 25- Paris -head office of Pan year-old Shrevoport, I^., native criticize Am erican and the office of said. ” TJen I 'heard another to sway votes_ Trans ■~World Airlines_after a nENVF.lt4.UPI)- Presbyter­ boopf), saw.smoke-through communique signed by a By United Press International tacked' for the first time ian 1,'hurch leaders, who earher the window and suddenly I- 'Coordination Committee" Sen. Eifiilim4S. Muskie siiys McGovern's record on defense T i t o ’s UuK week opposed President knew they were bombs.'‘ Nixon's Indochifia policies,criti- - 'claimed bo(nbs were also he is tryinfr-to «way uncommit-, jund aerospace spending. ted delegates to the I)eniS(Tatic "r;n proud to have played a ciied him Wedne.sday" for his planted there, The third l»m b was-found in TT^tiBnal convention while Sens. role in protecting your jobs," t o d a y stand to delay- busing for school 8 0 a parcel in a broom clo^t, in Hubert. H. Humphrey and Humphrey said. '.'Sen. Mc- inty;M,tion_ _ _ F u s Io t h o m o (he Pan Am office, police said._. - George S. McGovern carry C^vern ¥01511'iliainst your jobs Members of the United BEI.CHAUK ( UI’I> - I¥e.s- I _'rhe "Coordination Comniit- their presidential battle through and your families.” Presbytefian Church wont' tin idenl Tito, tin' s y ili^ of ,itee" said it planted the" bombs KJODWOOD CIT'Y,- Calif, "primaries in California and Humphrey claimed>-J>i'cast record at their IMth; g e n ia l i independence and internal unity to protest U-S. bombing in- ' UPI l -M ore than 300,000 child- New York. . ^ e deciding vote that gave assembly <>.s affirming school ift Cammunist 'V'uHoslavia for 29 Vietnam. . ' ■ ' r«p are living in foster homes Muskie also_revealed in an "iiOckheed a ' $200 million loan_. busing- as an "acceptable yeijn-s, turned.BQ todjiy. Police said the first bomb in the United States, .according ' ..interview that hejjclieves some .irom the federal government de.segrt.;gation" tool. , . His biFtliday was celebrated , «xploded-,^t—J;37 a.ni- in a to San .Mateo County social of delegare commitments to and that'' McGovern voied- In words nearly as strong as By a muss "youIJi rally" lalled ground floor Washroom of the services ' director Itobert D. Humphrey and Alabama Ck)v. again.st the loan their attack against the ^.fVes^ at Partizan SUidiuin on a hill Consulate. Hippoto George C. Wallace are soft. , , , ...... jdcnt's Vietnam policies, the, . I , . In' Silver Spring, Md.i Wal- overlooking the Yugoslav capi-- dei^,^yn.,announ^.U)elF oppo­ Except for the M r reporters for -the first tal sition to Nixorl-'^ plans t.i^ a r committed to ivici.overn„. ne , time since‘hqt*^..gunned down. There, Tito was Jo be said, "it's really very flyjd- I all new .school busing Almanac May 15 al fl'.campaign ratlyr- -pr.esented witli a baton - pa.ssed- don't think people have focused integration until July, in'?:!. Kro.in his hospital bed, WalKce by runners through the ooun-. By UniU-d Press International 71-lth and final hohle run while on that fact to the exteot that I insisted that he would be at the try's S IX republics and two, Today is Thursday, May 25, ending his career with the think they~wUl increasingly as nominaling .convention ij) Mia­ autonomous provinces symbo- tli^ l4(ilh diiy of 1972.. iiuston ITravifi in a gapie at we approach the election^r” mi Beach. lizmn birtliday greetings from B r e m t ^ The moon is approaching its Pittsburgh.' McGovern vowed Wednesday r"s Yugoslavia's various natioilaii- full plui.se., '■ T J In Chinese Communists TONIGHT to remain In California until the On other political fronts. ties _ . The morning stars^ are entered Shanghai as Nationalist winner-take-all primary June 6. Republicans met in Washington Wedne.-stiiiy, the robust pres­ ^ s t a l k in g * Mercury and Jupiter, troops abandoned the city and "T want you to know we're to head off GOP factional 1 POUBH BIIL—FAMItV KUII PBOCBAMlf 1 ident iva^ ii^arded Uie order of The evening stars are Venus. prepariHl to move to tlie island going to take na risks at all in fighting in Ohio, some.Wallace "TWIGGY " AT 8:10 p m ' • ' ' G IR l^ A T 6 30 - 10;00 P M Yugoslav national hero for the Mars and Siiturn. of Formosa i Taiwan i. losing this election," he told backers In Indiana started a reported second- time in a cereinon> Those born on this date are C-, • supporters^ in I » s Angeles. - third-party drive and Missouri whore jiovernment. parliament uniler the sign of Ciemini. Humphrey' in a talk _ t<^--.Ije(iiocrats voted to go to the TOKONTO I UPI I The Tor­ and Communist party lea(iei*s ;\merican poet Ralph Waldo. feckheed assembly line VvorE- convention largiily uncommit- onto Star re[X)rted Wedne.sday MAY 25 JUNE 7 Twiqqy gattiered in Belgrade's brown- ers at Palm dale, Calif., at- ted. lh'af“ Arthur H Bremer, the Kmerson was born May 25, stone pjirliament tjuilding.— man accu.sed of tryui)' t(j i 8o:i In k«f» Rias(U*s PnodOcDOK-of assassinate Gov (-ieorne O On tins day in history Wallace, was in (Hta\\a. April In 1787 deleijales of the TnCBOYmiCND 1,1-15 during IYe.sident Nixon's American Constitutional Con­ visit to Canada and stayed in vention hekl their first rtf^lar Ammunitions pjant blast the same hotel as U.S. Secret session a,t Independence Hnll in , PLUS---- Service agents. Philaduilphia: _ . A patriotic, In 1935 Babe Ruth hit his ' .The. Star quoted- what it. chaotic comedy. kills 6 women workers caifed ■ ' a ' highly placed" Canadian official as sayirtg A HOWARD W. KOCHp -i.... - ■there us no doubt he i Bremer i KILN, Miss. lU P Ii-A n ex­ pounds of "high-powe^Ptf" pow­ explosions followed the mitial was here doinji a little Now! 'STAR SPANGLED plosion demolished a building at der used in the caps of artillery blast, shooting fiames onto stalking " It also .said news 6 I R I " a munitions plant Wednesday shells Each pound of powder is nearby ' buildinns and into photographs show that Bremer Pepsi-Cola and touched off a fire that •'equivalent to the impact of a surrounding wo(^s -at, least once was close to the in One-Way, .Sandy Duncan threatened a powder shed 2,000-pound bomb," Said l.ad­ The body of Mane Seal, ,16, Nixon party. Coming June 8 containing the explosive force ner one of about .150 women Tlie Star quoted sources as No-Deposit THE of sixtii.2,000-pound bombs. Six Nine other sheds containing employes at the plant which saying )t appeared only mas- Ray Conriiff manufactures rockets, mines Bottles! women workers died in the less potent black powder were sives security arrangements by' SHOW and small arms ammunition, KIDS blast. , ‘ afire on the Outside, but tlie Koyai t'ahdian Mounted • • " I f itgeoa, it's goin^ to be a authorities said they would not was found a short time later. Police and the Secret Service RESERVATIONS PHONE TONITE ALWAYS powerful explosion." said Sher­ explode unless the flames She apparently had been killed averted a possible tragedy. TOLL-FREE ANYTIME 0PEK*;15PJI. u m r a s i T i FREEir iff Sylvan l.adner.'Firefighting reached the powder inside. by the blast as she walked out Officials in Washin*^ton had AT 9:15 P M -FM ONf 733 6736 • on U S 3 0 To E o ttla n d 0 crews were pulled back out of Houses in the vicinity of the of tl)e building where the initial ' absolutely no comment " on dangejr and authorities were Ingram Industries plant com­ explosion occurred. the newspaper report. letting the fire burn until the plex. about three miles from Five' other p>ersons were arrival this morninj! of an Air Kiln .-were evacuated after the known dead but.I-adner said the a c t n i i t u - d Force plane with 1,500 gall£ms_ afternoon explosion shattered a fire was "still raging and CUFF of special liquid which will be building 'where incendiary phosphorous bbrning where the BOISF. Three Magi( Valley ROBERTSON dropped on the fiames. flares are tested other bodies are supposed to attorneys were formally ad­ Tasfe that beats mitted to the Idaho State Bar TTie small shed houses 60 A number of secondary b*-" the others cold! Reno Area's Largest Casino Monday in ceremonies before Hotel - Restaurant and , the Idaho Supreme Court. Bottled by Pepsi Ccio BottI Entertainment Center They were Donald A mg Company of Twin Foils RonavTie. Twin Falls; Peter under oppomtment from _fcpl Criswell Jan.ss, Ketchum, and Popsico. Inc . N Y •• Television Schedules CYaig K. Soren.scn.'Sun Valley, wniKii- liHiriii I M.-|llllort one They beheve Stander is Perry Mason 4b — A d v o c a t e s « o ut o* fn s c4ass 7sl World Press Re^i^w 5 Movie Biach Noon —----- E v e in m g 10 30 ^ 7si - Wall Streef-W4»ek ______TWIN FALLS N-O-W OPEN * 00 ^b 8. 11 Johnny Carson 8:00 5 COMING 5 2jI - News. Weather Sports 4b iT e ii ?b All rn the FamMy g r a n d V I I EVERY NITE — Truth or Consequences-. 1 0 1 5 7si Washtngton Week in Rcyd 3 - O 'H ara proceeding as planned, regular at 8 » on 7b ~ Movie "Paper 4sl -- Love. American'Sty*e^ For Memorial Day Week End Junr 6 (0 ili programming may be pre-^pted Man " a credit card snafu leads to 4b - Best of ETV t taTv special reports. morder in mis film. a_tvmovie 5 — Mannix' ^ H O O S I E R 7'QO about five students who plan to. 7b - It Takes a Thief 4St — Alias Smith arid Jones capitaiixe oo a computer ^rror. in n — James Gamer — ------— H O T ib — Idaho W itdlife th.s film, the computer feed back ts 10:00 > NELSON BUILDERS CENTER TSI — Sta|e Government pure malevolence Dean Stockwell. 2sl. 7b, 3. 5. 7b. 8. 11 - News. SHOTS 7b. 8 ~ ironside Stefame Pov^ers and James Stacy Weather. Sports U — XAovie "T h e Bobo” star 4Si — J*erry Mason >B1L0W INTERIORS INC. 7 ; » Evening 7sl — Figuring It Out Junr 16 u 2.i 2Sl — Or Simon LocKe 4:00 10: » , • PLYWAT s O i \ s O f «> — Forsyte Saga 2si, 5 - News*^ Weather. Sports 7b. 8. n — Johnny Carson Tsi — System 's Viewpoint 2b. 3. 4si — T rum or Consequences tO:lS THE 1:00 7sl — E lectric Compaf^y 2b — AAovie. "Cracula Has Risen • VOLCO BUILDERS SUPPLY 2sl, 7b* 8 ^ Dean Martin 7b. 8 Brady Bunch from the Grave" ^ 76, 3, 5 —- Bonjo^-Sptcial U — O 'H ara 3 — All in the Family PIOMEERS 4sl — T u m w tf^r Caravan Special. 4 : » 1 0 :4 0 > KEEL WILKINSON S STRONK ff — Chronoiog S ~ Movie "The Glass Menagerie*^ 2b, >. 4si — Partridge Family 11:00 «t — wneft you Drive. Orivef . ,4b. Tsr — Misterogers 4si ~ N€S%5 . weather, Spom LUMBER CO. ----^------^ — *5---- O'Hf — ------J— ------4b — Know YiTur Ant iques Presidenrs Trip to Russia 3 Movie: , "The Old Fashioned m — Playhouse New Y o rk U President Nixon'i trip Wav- «iiENER«tBUILDmGtUPPLY -----. prbOitdinq on scKadwle, .regular•r . 11:» 3SU 7b. 8 R ip W ilsoo . prooramniiprogramniing may preem p ted « l r M M 0 viF: '’W ar o( Ihe M onsters" ArC. HOUSTON LUMBER CO. '*1 ^ Owen Marshall *fpr special reports. . .. .i • 13:00 4b Playhouse Y ork - • ^ 7rOO 3>l — " A n g e l a n d Ih e . 1 1 Hawaii f i v e 0 /2b — National Geographi*;^ 'B a d m a n " ■Thursday, Ma^,25; l'v72lTimes.Kiews, Twin F ^ s , Idaho 7 I

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By TE RR Y CAIVH*BELL to administer emergency .cdre, Tlmes'N«ws writer Wit-hin three years, the o ^ 5 4 S l l f ^ h l - E Y - Melhtfds to regional medicul center hopes 4 1R * 1 4 9 ' 3 1R ^ 1 3 9 5 3 ft- Improve rural resident' access to iocatje 30 more communities to >nealU» car* .are currently int'-^eatcd in the program , Royal Gelatin ' being studied under a federally Gerdes "said. ______• ■ Western Family funded program. The project usually utilizes Western Family' • 303 cans In an Interview, John W. form er nurses,- Who have DESSERT PAPER PLATES Gerdejh, director of the marflea rural residents and are i 1 0 0 count FRtflT COCKTAIL Mountain Slates Regional not likely to move from the area . Medical Program, Boise, where they ar^ living, he said. discussed his group's plans to The nurses - are then given o increase the 'general ac­ general medical training to R 1 4 9 2 6 cessibility, availability, and 'Strength^D their backgrounds. quality of health care as well as In the" past, a center has 'Western Family to meet specific local problems. Dei Monte .either given grants to local The -.program _ — seein g Full gallon associations that have .set up 'Montana, Idaho, Nevada and CHIP DIPS of pop their ,own programs or has TUNA 8 O x. -Wyoming__is parl^ of an supported the nurSes’ .| 'h con association of 56 regional education.' medical programs which ended fEPSI The Mountain States Center, "a'national-convention here whifhyfemplflys- about 45 per- 3 9 « Wednesday. OR ■som(, Inis'ye'ar has a $1.4 million -I G€rdes said the delivery of budget, funded by the Depart­ -^ r o ft f - health care to scattered, rural ment of Health.,,Education and. COKE populations poses many Welfare. In its effort to improve problems including tran­ Marshmallows IN THE NEW delivery of health care, Gerdes sportation and inablity of some 1 pound bag . said the center usually works 8PAK areas to support a physician. LETTUCE through local education and One solution, which Gerdes Large Firm H eads health related organizations. said "is destined to grow 4 s M rapidly," is a family nurse Current regionaL programs practitioner program under include continuing education for which a nurse works in a rural nurses, conducted through Friskies 7 9 16 Oz area but remains in constant local colleges; coronary and heads "plus deposit •touch with a doctor by uitensivecare training for nurses 2 2 9 * DOG FOOD telephone. , and physicians, carried out 50 pound bag 8 bottles for One such nurse works in Cube or Mi* thrDugh each state's heart less than the Montana and three are in Idaho. association;' and a tumor Another is p la c e d for Stanley registry project CUCUMBERS * 4 79 price of 6 3 1 2 5 « Bannock Brand Rourrd Bone First spaceman BACON SQUARES SWISS STEAK joins Peace Corps FRESH CORN c c lb 7 9 lb By MARGARET A. KIl-GORK space pro(^ram to the Peace WASHINGTON i UPI I -Donn Corps was a logical progres- ears F. Eisele, 41, a member of the SKjn U.S.D.A. Choice crew of America's firsLthree- "I was impressed from space 6 man space mission in 1968, was with the wholeness of the earth sworn in \yednesday as Peace and I believe the human race is CHUCK STEAK Corps director for Thailand. He one whole thmg and we should said his aim is "to help- the be working together." Eisele wholeness of the people of the said at his swearing in earth." The former astronaut, a Eisele was given the oath by crewman onMhe first Apollo Joseph, Blatchford, director of 5 9 £ flight that "Orbited the earth, Aoti'on. whose office encompas­ said he felt his switch from the ses the Peace €orps Morrell Western Family Boneless Frozen Fully Bulbul gets T l' S W E H S E H . Cooked Strawberries lOoi. — TOKYO CUPD-Tokyo of his sullen meed. officials have big. things The two caught their first MAGICMARKETS 4 for ^ plannedfoc£ebe and Bulbul. glimpse of each other Tuesday . TWO cdNVENIENT LOCATIONS / Bulbul is a 500 pound neurotic and Bulbul im m ^ a tS y perked male gorilla who has beein so up, even though he only caught JU ad} ta sfcc for c«U ciit^ u b M cIms tr wann ~ae^ponasrt tirTeeent months sight of Bebe t^u gb -a 12-inch, ■ MHtes practicdhr **st« free. * 1 that zoo officiab installed' a vent in a co^ncrete wall >28 MAIN AVE. color television in his cage to separating their cages. keep h im 'S c ^ ie d . For her part, Bebe took the Royal Gauiet ^implot Frozen' B eb e' is a female gorilla meeting calmly, even a bit- POTATOES iwhose mate died two years ago. shyly,' accflrdiftgrto one local G *m 's, . ' TriTat«r*, The zoo Officials d e d d ^ to news report. GRAPE A F STORE HOURS: 8 o p.m. M O H r Ttiro-SA TT

fiiitter v.v Mice devastattfig 7-1 CH ICAG O>j.uan„-~jA(hoi*»«it ••ihng prno'«)5 fCara?r»«* ov JJbOA , Eggs Pricesces f paid oehv^red lo C h ic w ‘ ' m?-A- I or boner.i iumt» moslty 36: exirA large w h ,ie 29 JI iar«e wttite 71' j » ' i: medi • u'«^-7?23. Mdnddrds 3? Jo •‘ftdiiers (grade A. irv' car .. 7 \ BRISBANE, Au^traliiij Upn water trough. At last report, aof.vcred E«tra large 33 34;- . ^ plague of mice, num|)efed the farmer said the drowninus JO U M mvdiumv 73‘ a 7i ^ By LINDY HIGH out_of the g ro ijm tr^ • rather than grazirrg, and thls-^esult» m,hlj;be»C“^yp .minians... lu is devastated were rmining aboOUDO mice a -^ BOISE (UPI) Withnut-»fi- iwist from------Jiig r about ev eryojicT m ^ ' of the~potenttal '■ Of i>quarcsquijre mmiles ile s ot.oj. night, " ~ ...... Mother Nature, Idaho cattlemen and sf\eeprnen Olson Said he had hear^l some complaints Olympic Games in Mynich,' problem is ''h ^ j^ fo r a good soaking xainfall Queensland wljeat fields and h, may be looking^at some lean grazing copditiSns Germany, will’ cohsist of 66 4 across Southerh Id a h o^ d warm temperatures. > ^ o m areas in eastern and southwestern Idaho, governineiiK-Spokesman said TV coverage up for their livestock this ?uniraei\ ' ■-■•- \ hours of telecastine! most Bipe-.i' Io)u''Williams, exeqjl^ivestiSEtary of the Idaho including the R^burg-St. Anthony area,. •todilV fiirjii'ers were powerless NEW W R K ' iUPl)-ABC's ever devoted to video coverage ~ Weekly reports from the U. S. D e p a rtm ^ of Woolgrowepsj;A4^ fa tio n ,'~ ^ g re ^ conditions Owyhee County ana -Elmore County but said it to stop them, 'J Agijp^lture' and the U. S. Pepartment of coveraj’e of tlio 1972 Smnnier of the Olyinpics. . •'aren't as godd fiiFthey could l>e” but said the" was "really hard tqj>iye a general view for the. The plague, tlie .worst in Commerce Weather Service indicate range sheepmen are banking on “ a little moistui e and entire cattle industry and haVe it bejcorrect-. Queen-slaTld's history, according ' grass growth is slow this year. a little warmer weather." ; "When you’re talking, about a water or grass tt) fariliers m the rich Darling Kenneth A. Rice, weather service H»£aid the sheep— which for the most part shortage, it varies throughout the state. There Downs' area. UK) rniles west of~ climatologist for Idaho, blamedT^duced plant /are grazed on public l^nds — move into (iigher. are-somp areas that never have a problem.” UnsbaTie, has already caused growth in c»lder-than-normal feiWpferatures and elevations as the season progresses and because , Fallon said he visited jin Kliiwre County ar^a damage estimated at $H,(i less-than-normal precipitation South of the of heavy winter snows grasses should be better— ' *v-<' iast_ week, that was seeded in areas burned last miUioii and shows no signs of Salmon River since March ytmr. He said the re.sult "'liiiiks excellent right eaiattiK Delbert Fallon, range specialist-for 4h/ / now and'|l looks as though it will survive the If^not, he said, "our lambs just don't 'get fat ' Theiv IS iiotlnng,,»Ve~can do ‘ A SptniaUy Bureau of I,an(i JVlanagement; said the com- “ . and don't grow as much and we just don't get ^drought. lo stop them, " a sTJokeSman for bination-meahs grasses across that staje th a t_ them ready for market wt)en they should npr- _ '■ But tlie animals and tli^'hoat uriis-s are way. i- the • yueeiusland" government should now be seven-oc-eight inches liigh^are way below normal this-^uui^ The perennial.s . mally go,". - - ' said toilay "We have consulted only two or three inches high> ■ ‘ John Olson of the Idaho Cattlemen's that are deeper routed 'w’iirB&'nelped by any experts ;iiu| no one can help, Further, he said, frost pulled moisture to the Association, said inadequate grass means storm ind they will probably make some fair T hejiir.j’ inm ,}o iiirlUons and . < Tow er Fret* surface at night and winds dried the surface growth yet, "added pressures to the rancher. are niiiUiplMtip '^n thuusiuuis during the-day, ’ just really pulling the moisture "He Jias to buy niorc' hay, do morti feeding- "Everything will be fine if wtt^gel the rainti each day n k e s (I -lo i}e/ >, rfie general ()resident of the Qiieeiislaiiil d ra in . tlroviers yet pruvtical .■Vssiu iation, Ivslie r n c f, said, -"Stlort of a I’led I’iih t . only Albion Grange favors _ luotlier nature I’an save tins HUJ- . ' " year's wjnter crops _the,jfm"ms '5/U" ■ 'Slidpkeeper John Coss of ‘Tuesday as favoring a return to biennial It was reported that the Junior l)omesti-Kates Wandoan .said he wired all tlie .sessions of the Idaho I^egi^ature. 4^H Qub conducted th ^ c ^ c e r ^ iv e in Albion -shelve.-s .of his sho(j witli^low- The grange took the action during it^ regular’ and held its annual J V lo ^ r’s'Day tea'at the viilin'ge 'electric ctltrent and (iift Cerlifivaies meeting at the grange hull. grange hall, l^fTinowledgetnents have been ri’,)orti-d ktlUikg up to . A resolution will be drawn up and'sent to the received from the state and national granges Gem loan ^*le&rs iirici" in a 'rtayrfhut still they state grange,office for action by other grange for contributions Uj the ^outli funtfs BAMK CAROS WELCOME! ciiiiir chapters in the state, said Walter Amende, _A literary program honored Mother's Day IT-'’: platmiMg ai'tivitie.s .luaster., aAd . was staged by Mark,. Bowlden, J. Vard V<".-\.SH1N(:T.0N,i Ul'll, '• ■ The — .A Darhnw Downs farjiiui:, U .S. KT’p^ .Jainea .\ .Mi ( lure, riggrd up a line Hf^-lxittles keith ,\mentje, ■ chairrfian of- community (^atburn. Keith Amende, Mrs. Mark ^owlden . l^'arnuTs Moiiic AdiTrmistmtroii IMdalui. .said tJie fluids .suppU’- balani'i'il dirtlii'-eilgi' of a water .1 auction for the igrange, reported a successful •'‘and Mrs, Chatburn, approved loan Tuesday inent a previous grant of $280.00(1 Innigli He Ureed the nei ks^ of event. Mrs, Jim Chatburn reported on the clean-' ,.,Thfe next gfange jiieetihgWill be~June -Kt at- to the .Idaho Water Kesiiurces v V J awardetU;i ApriJ 1!>;0 lo 'aid In' the bottlc.v- with cheese and' •up day activities for the Albion area and'an-' • Whicn time mothers and fathers of the grange ■bi)ard 'tfi'.suppleMienl statewide B A T H S H O P prgpar:itiiin of a state'Vi'le coun­ when the nin e ran up to eat _noonced n)aay,_of the Albiop youth and 4-H club will bi' honored. Following the program will be ty i iiijiprelU'Dsn e plan for water the cheese tljc bottles tipped ,members worked on the tlean-up, ,r - a covered dish'dinner. _ of > liFll*yi*urkiiij: . , Alj^a So. ul Uth S i . .;UKj sewiT se'i vice.s in_ Idaho.: over spilling (hem into the . - 1-unch for clean-Up volunteers was served at Refreshments fbr_ Tuesday's me

Snake'^s >linlc*o ^'r4iii|is contents \snluio\ “ R U PE KT — Several fariTi servitv groups are beiag honored during a "Salute to Agriculture" this week in Rupert. ported The Hupert Chamber of Coirtmeree Is s'pom.,_^ soring the "salute" to emphasize . the im­ "ID AH O FA LLS - .Snake portance of the. agricultural industry to The River 'water content fqn_ the community. wqek ending May 22 is reported Farm service*^ to be honored include the " “by the IX’partment of Interior Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation -_Gsylogii:al Survey. Service, the Soil Conservation Service, ihe The re[X)rt lists station, gage Minidoka County F.xtension Service and the height, discharge or content, Farmers Home Administration. ^ ' and comparison with one,‘year Displays honoring their work have-been set up ~ago, All quantities are listed in in the Rupert square, an d^ficials of the four cubic feet per second unless L . organizations uilL-attend Thursday's chamber otherwsie stated.' of commerce luncheon meeting as special Jackscw U ke^ 52,05, 439,000 gut<^s. F.artlwlll review the work of his agency acre feet. :!91,400 acre feet for the businessmen, aceordine. to Jav M c­ Moran, 7 41, 5,160, 4,760. ' Bride, chairman of the chamber's agriculture Palisades Reservoir: 48,57. committee, sponsors of the event. :H3,80fl'acre feet, 392, 700 acre SIIA ITI.K fi-ct.lslandl'arkUeservoir .’i 56, f II b ,Sc;il i:i9,80n acre feet, i:)9.100 acre .Sod uhiti' 1.T:)‘ feet Whiti- club ) 7.!'. ^Henry "s Fork -l)elow Island Ihircl wiiilfi' 1 li'J'. Park r 4 72. 1.690 acre feet, 1,540. Farm credit units Corn j9.25-(ill 00 K ^ b u rg 9.10, 7,2«0, 4,81ft. Hiirli'y 51) 50-52 00 HfclSe ^-85. 17,ft00 20,200. ItiKTI.A.ND lUPIi Cii.sh .SITcUty.. 10 44 18,300, 19,400 tell new policies gram, coast di'liviTN basis M(chaud I'uinp: no gage height Whit.' wheat 1 74 listed, 78, 42 /\nierican Falls WASHINGTON The Farm anion^ new programs .Soft w hitc 1 74 Ueservoir 54,20, 1,68.3.000 acre Credit Administration has Under the Faim (Yedit Act. Whiti’ club no bill f e S l, 1,68.3,000 acre feet. issued regulations setting broad both the federal land bank Hard rcij winter ord 1 li5 N *le \ 7 90, 18,900 , 25.600 national policies for the Farm system and production credit Harley :>() iVl I4ke Walcott; 45 10. 96,400 acre Oedit system to carry oul_nw'. a.s.sociations will make non­ feet, %,400 acre feet Minidoka expanded programs authorized farm rural housing loans N; Hr Canal, 8,86, 1,510, 1,410 by Congress liefnre, the only housing Potatoes Minidoka S S Canal 5 47, Among principal features of authority vested in the system 1.330, 1,050 .Sha'ke River near tlie act are permission for the was for farm hou.sing The And Onions Minidoka 9 77. 16.800. '24,200 system to make loans for non- financing “ of businesses per- IDAHO FALLS (UP! I - Minidoka N S Pump no gage farm rural housing, to finance foriiung on-farin services wiU 3 COLLECfTIONS Potatoes: Upper valley. Twin heiuhl listed, 211, 92 Milner busine.ss performing un-farm be primarily for loans to custom INCLUDED IN THIS SALE 16 FT. Falls and Burley districts l^ke 10 70, no discharge listed, •.services to farmers and to in- operators such as combiners, Demand moderate; piarket ALUMINUM LET'S MAKE A DEAL 10 00 Milniir K S Canal' S 94. crea.se the proportion of a sprayers or pruners HANDI-HANG* farm's value it can finance, In authorizing the ihcrea.se in steady ; ru.ssets, washed, 2 in. or PREPASTED WALLPAPERS YOU BUY THE WALL PAINT. . :i,460, 3,350 4oz min 100 lb sacks, U. S. No. EXTENSION WE LL GIVE YOU THE ENAMEL! Milner tx)w Ijft no gage F A Jaenke, governor of the the proportion of a farm's value FAIRyiEW COLLECTION.' 1 Size A, 3 50-3 75, occasionally hcmhl listed, 252. 15(') (looding Farm CredH Administration, which land banks can finance, s C r u b b a b l e v in y l LADDER ROGERS- high as 4,00; 6 to 14 oz,, 4.50- COATED WALL'PAPERS lYoject 8 92, 1,510, 1,200 N S said the new lending programs the act and regulations emr • TWIST PROOF LATEX WALL 4 75; 10 oz^^^nun , ^ 3,00-3.50, in C>ooding 1 70-3 50, 928, 863 P are not automatically available phasize a potential borrower's STYLE PERFECT* DESIGN PAINT mostly 3 13:^40; rion-Size A A I literal ." 1.42, 60, 66. MilnerS Before, that, district and area jnafiagem ent ability and WALLPAPERS. MANY WITH • SAFETY GRIP 2.60-3,00, mostly 2,60-2,85: U,'S, MATCHING fABRICS N S Canal 7 75. 2,6.307 2,190:’ Tarin credit boards must set^ repayment capacity, as op­ FEET No, 2, 6oz min., 1.60-1'90; 50 1b. QUART .Snake Kiver at Milner- 12 55, lending procedure policie's, posed to past emphasis on ar­ • 13 FT. W O RKIN G cartons cwt basis, 80-100s, 5.75- 8;ua-17,.300 The.se vary among districts and bitrary lending limit, Jaenke .said. 6,25, mostly 6.00-3 25, few high ROGERS” ONE-COAT as6 50. 101b, mesh sacks, baled, SATIN ENAMEL per hundredweight, U,S, No. 1 I 7 herds ^ Size A, 4.50-3.00, mostly 4.30- REGULARLY SELLS iTvestock FOR S2 69 JPE W K H UPl I Livestock 1250 lbs 36 40-.36 30; choice 973-. 4.75; non Size A, 3.33-3.83, ^ o g s 300; barrows and gilts 1275 IbK .35 '23-3ti 75; good and given test mostly 3.3ftJ.3'3, few as high as 2 l-Io «e r, 1-2,-26 85-27.00. 1-3 low choice 32.00-35.56-, five loads , 4.or~ • ^ ROLLER AND TRAYJttT JEROME — Seventeen herds MASKfNG T ftl^ 2f.flO->6 ?5. 2-4 25.^26.50. So~ws htgh choice and prirpe 9^1030 3/4'-x60>0^«0U. OUR PRICE steady to '25 lowfrl b9—21.75^ TFheifers .'W! 25-.'?6 50; choice 825- from the Gooding - Lincoln - Favor house Jerome Dairy Herd Im­ 2^.50.'- 1050 lbs .35 00-.36 23; good and provement Association Tow choice feeder steers 1000- CHICAGO (UPI) ~ Every ■ ■ O.MAHAi UPl I IJvestock; gambler knows in his heart he" 1025 lbs 35 7i-36:00 ' j averaged over. 1.25 per cent Hogs 8.000. tiajrrows arkl gilts butterfat per cow per day can't beat the house, but what COMPARE AT 79C Sheep 400; , slaughter Umbs REG 3 .0 S 50 lower, some 75 lower; U S during April. are 'the odds that any of tlie- steady: ewes stea3yTchoice and K2 195-226 1bs 26 75-27 00; lll, M BriLannica, gives the casino a Shekwmm^ illiams n . l o f s ]S h.Qho»^ COWS M O ro g h ic jn Sows steady to 25 lower; 350- < •^0 '( r *nf(r Usciiin nooc 33 OO so Ul>l pounds of fat; Jack Nelsonf likelihood the house would lose ‘ -and Keifers 2W0 higher; cows H 00 jr s o cutter 23 OO' 50 Jerome, 28cows,49.71bs.average money even for .one. day. 216MAITN AVE. 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awards presen June 3 back of"lfie^b’Leary _ - i Junior High School, Twin for touV platie. with' Joan. H a r p e ir -^ ' - TW IN-EA^ : ^ . Eighteen ' M U R T A U G H "- Debra , A,. students p v tic ip a t^ in. Juan’s' model. • Stastny, daughter of. M rr and College of Hair Design public Juan Menchaca coordinate Mrs. Joe Stastny Jr. Murtaugh, . ■ ' hairstyling contest Tuesday the ju^ing. Judges were JoAnn has been selected to participate evening at the school. -i Thorne, mapa^er of- the - EDEN — David Kohtz, Ederi, in the'• “Xiherica’S 'Youth In The free-style ' contest was Swingin’ .Set; "JiUy Craig, BoisejState College student, has Concert program." Judged ■ on woi*lfmanahip. manager of The Stylist; ^ n n ie received a scKolarship from th§_ • The p ro grin is sponsored by suitabilitj!^ and originality ' of' Reese, employe at The.^yUst; Fii*st SecuKity ^ k j at Ihe the Universal,. Academy for ^ style.. Siaron Laux, employe at The Music. . PriDceton, .N. J.’ First place trophy was" Syhst and first place winner' in as^nibly. Kotz is a junior ih Members of the group' were awarded to Carla Wilding with 1.3Bt year’s student contesti^^d general business. selected in nation-wide j . Gail Ann I^ifie as her model; NPrroa^Herzinger, Times-News auditions. Tliey wilh L’un- ^ Robjn Petthast,' second place, women’s editor. certs at Carnegie Hall, New Ann Milam serving as model; - , POCATELLO . A j t in- ' i - Vork, and at Washington, D. C. -Valene Benk,\}ls.,, third place, E. B. Scholes Jr., n i^ a ger of st'ructional media center then fly to Europe for concerts with Gwena Thor/ie as her rJuap’s College of Hair Design, project at a Pocatello . in London, Brussels,Pa^is, model, and Sheila Allen, fourth was master of ceremoni§*r-^ elementary school has provided . r V practicum and observational, .r ^ Zurich,' Salzburg, Venice, experiences for two Magic Florence and Rome. r Miss Stastny has received two • Valley library science students. MISS ANDERSON Thelma Wrigley, Rupert; superior ratings m district high . . . recipient worked in tlje center during school music festivals jj)d a first semester, 1971-72, and superior rating at a National Connie Freeman, Buhl, was Federation___Junior Music n e w s assigned to the center during Festival. She will be a senior at W INNING trophies in Tuesday e v e ­ the spring semester. GF miss •Murtaugh High School this fall. about ning's student bairstyling contest - at^ the Juan's College of Hair Design were, TWIN FALLS - ’The Single- receives peopte in lop picture, Carla Wilding, standing, Ites Club will h ^ e p dance you left, and her model, Gbil Ann Laine, Saturday at.th^ Odd Fellows Richfield W i n n e r s first place, and Robin Potthast, stand­ Hall, TvMn;Fails. There will be stipend k n o w ing righfr~iff^ I" model, Ann Mijarri, live music and dancing from 9 teachers second. In the bottom pictOresT' student p.m,i<»J a.m. All single persons Valene Benkula, standing, and her mod­ between' th»-ages of 30 and 60 - GLENNS FERRY are welcome. el,, Gwena Thorne, left^ placed third, Christine' A. Anderson, honored daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. and -Sheila Allen', slonding right, with ■ RICHFIELD - Visiting TWIN FALLS - The Anderson, has been nameHThe her rriodel, Joan Harper-, fourth. teachers of the Richfield LDS Swinging Sixties Club will meet Winner of a $40fl Union' Pacific Ward Reliei-''^deiety were for dinner and dancing I^iday Rmlroad scholarship. Filer poppy'soTe set honored Tuesday afterno'on at a -at 8 p.hi the„IOOF HaU, Announcement' of the award closing social the LDS Cultural FILER — Filer's Amertean Aslkt," Filer, was killed in an Members should bring table is made by Donald A. MarshaHs Halt.- Legion Auxiliary will observe automobile accident aHer service. a?soqiate dean of agriculture at A luncheon was served by the its poppy sale FViday and returning Vietnain^ ■ the U niverisyt of Idaho. Relief Society presidency, Mrs. Saturday with the theme, , Placed jwith' the display ot~ Marshall said the award is "Poppies m adejjy the. Veteran m e d ^ is a list of all who served made in view of .JVIias^ Mark Bowers, cMrs. Perry - TWIN FA LLS — Charles-W. Jones, Mrs. Delbert Tree and — Profits "used for the in the Vietnam War and all Anderson’s high school Las^n, son of_^Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gary Brownlee. Vetewri.." T. ■ those who are in the military Norbert W. Lassen, Twin Falls, academic ftcord, leadership i A display honoring Filer’s sefvice Ji^the present time. activities in 4-H, interest in ■ The social followed the received his bachelor qf larts regular cultural refinement servicemen has bfeen placed, in Filer’s poppy sale will be Agriculture and her character. degree in s^ech_anaTph;^ical lesson on Felix Mendellsohn the Cloyer Fahn Store in the - conducted by the junior and leducatiop from TCreighton She has been a 4-H m em ^ r Fairways Shopping ";Center. senior members of the for nine years,'active'in high, that was given by Mrs.,F. M. University! Omaha, Neb. CVowther. Shown are the m edds which auxihary. The C a ^ Fire Girl^, school activities, editor of tha were awarded.posthumously to with their leader, Mrs. Alfred school annual, state winner o r the patents o f;. Eric Har- Johnson, and the Blue{>ird ■foods pt»sef\^ion in 1950-and ___ group with leader,. Mrs*. BOlS£ — Alene Cowger, Twin received a trip to the National 4- ^j_?h!»rger m d I^nnie Shaff, Frequent soap Qjr detergent both of whom lost their lives in RicHaifd Edwards, wilt make a Falls, was graduated maf^a washings rem ovi one of the the Vietnam conflict. ■ ~r ddor-to-door canvass in the ' cum laude from Boi^e State’ presept, she is a member of a 4- plagues of hOusekeepin.g —the Biliy Smith, Filer,'also was a town on Friday. -eolteger-flEceivTng honors was H club under, the leadrship of fingerprints and grime around Vietnam casualty, and Danny Gwen Hahn; Buhl. High honors Mr. and Mrs. Dave Owens, door knobs and woodwork.. students have achieved an over Glenns Ferry. Don't forget the same- areas all grade point average of 3.75 to Miss Anderson plans to enter ardund doorbells and knockers 3.99. 1 with honor students at­ the Unfversity of Idaho this fall on entrance doors. Guests see taining i3[50 to 3.71. and major in home economics. these first.

Magic Valley Favorites r- -AU it*s^^sy Going! f - MRS. P. FISHER 246 4lh Ave. E., Twin Falls . Printed Pattern i ONECRUST rhubarb mixture and Wend D£AR ABBY: My husband has many fine qualities, but RHUBARB P IE , well. Spoon into pastry shell. he has one serious hangup He absolutely refuses to let me Bake at 375 degrees for 50 or go to a male doctor' 2 eggs well beaten minutes or until set. For some reason, he believes that male doctors are in 19 AAV students honored 2 tablespoons butter, melted the profession to gel. their kicks from viewing the anatomies 3'2 ctips ftnely diced rhubarb The Times-News will pay IS of their female patients. 7 tablespoons flour eac{i week for Magic Valley When 1 became pregnant, my husband insisted that I go I’OCATKI J.O Nineteen The scholarships pay Hamilton, graduate school; cups sugar. Favocites. If you have a lo a woman doctor There was only one. and she wasn't a Magic Valley students have registration fees for full-time Brian Ijm b . Ruth I, NorrlSand ' J teaspoon dhnamon favorite recipe, Just mail it to specialist in obstetrics or gynecology. She was a general been awarded scholarships for sludenls, and were awarded on Joseph 1. Davis, college of 4 teaspoon salt the Recipe Department, practitioner And she was in a town 75 miles from where the first semester ox 1972-7;! by the basis of academic ex­ lilx*ral arts, and Mary F Otto 1 unbaked nine inch pie shell Women’s Page EMitor. The we lived I went lo her. but complications sat in after 1 the associated students of Idaho cellence and Bonrtte Sampe. collegc of Combine eggs, butter and recipe becomes toe property of wejit- into labor, and she called in an obaletrician la man I Stale University H^'cipients include Thomas J education, all from Twin F'alls rhubarb.' Mix and^sift sugar, the Times-News and cannot be,..-, and when my husband got the news he nearly left me "rfhe ' Others in thi* college of liberal cinnamon, salt and flour. j\dd to returned ■ fact that this obstetrician saved my life and my baby's life arts are Cheryl Anne Scanlon didn't matter to my husband A Lovelier You ^ind (la ry D Case, both Don't tell me my hustoartd n e^s lo .see a psychiatrist Ciooding. . Tom Vaughn. Wen­ He'd never go He thinks they are all quacks dell. Barbara Fuller. Jerome; BRIDGE What do 1 do if I need «t-specialist again’’ SWIMWEAR u n d e r c o v e r Patricia Saras. Shoshone; AFRAID TO GET SICK Debra Kayborn_,_ Hailey, and .Mar\ Sue M iller Jo.Vnn Berry. Hagerman. By Jacoby DEAR .AFRAID; (;ft thr bfsl pnifrssional capf availa Sv^•l^Tl pMiniiNf .1 luMnIiIiiI 'C.isoM in Ihr ^un Other college of education ble, and if It happens to be a man. and your husband Iraves The :7ine Bessire. Murtaugh ■ Then hi', siirprise \ I U i; 1.1 li- n ls ■ n I ,is [t ’ Bennett and Kichard Alan he m ight well wind up with plumbers, coal miners, garbage collectors,, and slaughter­ ♦ 109 Thru hv .ill iTUMIjv t.ikr .Shriver. both Buhl, from the A K J 7 .“i an o verlrick iin his safe line house butchers'’ ol play Itu- Tht- lonk n.is ¥ 5 4 .x ‘i ■ V g j 10 9 der.son. Burley, college of 7 6 3 * ♦ A 5 4 dianuind and led back a about it that 1 can no longer give up my seaT on a bus to a nppe.il if nnl\ h\ iin- mtHhcal arts Alternates from A ■'I A Q 1,0 H H spade Now (ialahad. who la<*nin« load A J Kast. who had discarded a pe.ir suiiiit. nil rTiui k> PAUl, — Roll call was a rule huiry to get going! Pick a c r i^ Our problem is that our daughter is being married, and heart on the third jpade. let tones Rixi. white and blue still w.ive HLick ,int^.white, tor measuring for members of a second, heart go .\ow (lala yet soft polyester for this. Send we want to invite Anna to the wedding, but we sure don't K v O sw a ld & James .lacobv used sinRly or togcthci. .ind prints from tmy flnweiette< the Crestview Cookies and had played king and ace -nf now. want her to bring Henry Would it be proper to invite Anna til lordly iioni n;f|(x-.l ttrouji «frTt-nt,' Skirts 4-H —€+ttb- mee+tng Teiiiiysuii Midy lietii t.i -aTirt by-rtrat TrmfTTfS Printed Pattern ”9035: NelT and tell her not lo bring Herlry because he mTgTit spoil it for N o w for surpi i.se .'Xfler <:wininiing. suit., ro und; r- Tuesday at the home of Mrs. lecall that Galahadi-. ie v en spot had become high M i^ s ' Sizes 8. 10, 12, U, 16, 18. all the other guests? r o v e r B rn ch drcssrs. .sklits. coals ,ind sid i'-laced o.int- Joe Kalisek. strength wa.s as tbe^str£iigth fNEW $PAP(B ENTERPRISE ASSN Size 12 I bust 341 Lakes 3 yards . How can_ this be done without hurting anyone's -do the covet mg jtib Dicsfes. in solid .ind print cottuns. The members vot^ upon a ol 10 bccaose his'heart yvas SS-inch. feelings'’ When 1 say Henry is obnoxious. 1 am not exagger- pure That made it rather somelimrs shr up .itid'bau--iSnck"ed. f.ill to the ground goal For the year They SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS for easy for his father. Sir -^ating Even my husband, who doesn't get upse(roftenV»*id Of sheer rpaterials; olhers -.irr Vnini length and otheiwise discussed plans for a party Lancelot, to teach him how The bidding has been each pattern — add 25 c«its for Henry, really got to him. mini Cute, though, for cuties. during the summer. ' ___ ^ .to-handle ..*wor^. spear and Wcs( North Eaa( South each pattern for Air M3Q and Can you heUTiir’ TOUGH -DEnSION Coat.s range from classic, double-breasted lei rys to The members learned the’ s h je ld ^ s for his bridge, the \ Pass 1 ¥ ‘ ■Special^Handling. Send lo DEAR TOUGII^-There no Kay to t«it a lliat hlacl^rourit^ prints left unconjtructed and open. /‘Uri correct way^to make sand-- SfifridLM erliii. wha was. Ihe --Pasi . 2-4- . 2 N X Marian Martin, Hmes->Nea3-33S - short coats abound More coats than not have hair-saving her gentleman friend is ''obnoxioas" therefore not wei- wiches. The members’ first bridge teacher, found Pass 3 ¥ Pass 3 N T Pattern E)ept. 232 West 18th St., hoods. As for par\Ls, punted crepes and wido logs top him a most apt pupiL comr « accompany her wtthoot' Irarttag lifr- feeUoKS- • homework assignments were to . Pass Pass ? l^ew York, NfcgY. 10011. Print the list, but grommeted denims remain popular" Most of M erlin's pupils, say. invite. Anna and lev her bring H e n r y . I doubt that make two sandwiches. You, South, hold^ 'name, address with zip, size and What else’’ Repeat: It’s going to be a beaulTrm sumrfirr ’ like m any pupils today, '4bKJS4 ¥ K R 7 & '«S 4 JkQlO? Henry would "spoil" the (or^'the other guests. Connie Kalisek demonstrated would go right after clubs at style'mimber. lEANER; LIGHTER AND LOVELIER; '. making snacks. trick two. only to find that \V^al do you do now** SEE MORE SPRING CONFlDEN'nAL TO S. AT STANFORD: The t*te Hrrr'ft a painifu way for irrns and adnlts to mhit-r; w-nd fi.r they would wind up one trick A— Bid five club& You have FASHIONS and choose one never shown club support up (o .Benn Wolfe, an -Aarerican psychiatrist, pot it this -way: my booklri, I.EANSR. LIGHTER AND I.OVEI.IEK li inrludrs short because of the bad club pattern free frohi new Spring- mrnus for drliriouA mraU and itnar\»; ralorir rounirr and nulritiop -now. * ^ ^ D 4 l fonnd sex an. ■wit |eft it in break. Soraner Catalog. All sizes r rh«rt: dirt »hortrm«: »pnt r^dnfrfs. Kof >our copy wrilc lo Mary Su<- Galahad simply pointed TODAYS QUESTION tbrliTing room, ait bonored gnest.” Milirr in rwrr of llri« nclr>pa|irr. rnclii^iniE a lonn, M-lf addrrsiird.' A thought for today: Catholic Only 50 cepts out that he could be sure of Instead of rebidding two dia* rnvrlopc and* 25 rmla in coin.. Bishop Fulton Sheen said, INST/e'TT SEWmiS BOOK rtine^ tricks if he just went monds, your partner has jumped — —EraUeasT Trast Abby- For a pcnonal ^ ly . writ* !• ’■Baloney is flattery so thick, it l972j_Eublisl>cra-HaU_§yhdicelev ------, __ r i ^ ‘ diamonds. He had to three c lu ^ Whal do you do sew today, w e v tonionrpw. $1. Bo^ •nM .vk. A., blarney is~only six diaijttfndff; biit_was LNdlANl rAMlilL^'oUUK Maaircd. ad4rcM«d ^ flattery so tMck we like U.” sure to establiah~tW o of - VAnswer tomprrow Hundreds 6f fashioii' facts. $1. Thi|pS|dfly, Mayly Idaho ,13 Ludu Read

TWIN FALLS — -The ,50th (Or the fifth graders, but ends in A (Urmer of fried rice, sweet , NEW YORK (UPI)-Read state, caftie td^'TSaho- 6rieQy, a festive style, intensive study and sour pork, bread sticks, labels carefully before u s ln j^ Tuesday in the form of a year- of thje nation's 50th stated fruit^l^d, Hawaiian punch ild any pesticid?.. onH H a w a iia n lii^i.. h»M - R righ t. Pnlvnpjiian «>t cosonut C l l p n a k p « i , F.vyn- i f it.'t-a hraiia'.ynii'uA •Washington Eleinentar'y the ^cene, for the stud«its;' luau style pn the brightly used for years, check ihe label ^ School. teachers and mothers to display d^orated tables. . because products formulas The annual affair was a lavisfi their Hawaiian appvel. po-chairmen of the event change and Improve. If wiy is '^ 7 ~ ■production • prepared by Mrsr Ruth 'Turner,' music were ,.Mr§. Kasey Weigt and spilled accidentally on skin-or ’ mothers of fifth-graders-for all director, put the students Mrs. Ruth Day. Mrs. Janet clothing, wash skin thoroughly- in that class at the schooi. through their paces in a I^thaffi .was in charge of wi\{i warm water and soap and ' Tlie luau is not only the program of Hawaiian songs, decorations. relijove clothing. culmination of the school year dances and games.

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Miimorial - Day Wiiekend .■WiA'/iT/NG TO be served during an Hawaiian luau held Tuesday al Wash­ ington Elementary School .are, from left, Open til 9Triday nite — Cfbsed Monday. Brenda Lathafn, Debra WeJgt ond Shel- 44owaii visits ~ly Maughan. Fifth graders al 1-ke‘ sdha'ol ended study of the 50th stale wijh the party^hosted by their mothers. ■-‘L WOOL SPRING COATS $ ^ 9 9 Our entire stock. Regular and pant lengths. Regular to $45, now Rupert Scout pdmed local winner l r ~ R U P E K T — A dissertation on PepiCo, Inc., in cooperation, named first aHefnale _iiL the to|Hv^ ’^xiin g. Post :!2, was man's future in space brouKhl wilhthe Boy Scouts of/W ericd( eV'enl Alan canhot attend the named second a ltern a te'a s SPRINC DRESSES honors and a chan.cc to spend a ExpWing Division, and the national ,con;ipetition Arden thlrd-pU)(jV winner . „ $ week at Cape K enney ffir a National Aeronautics and Space- ' First of o group of two. Sizes 1-0 Rupert youth. Administration iNASAi. through T8. Regular to $59.95, now /Uan Johnson, a member of Alan also won. firstiplace in Explorer Scout Post -53. spon- the Snake River Area Council Open house set soiid by the Ru^erjt •^Ptond "speak-off coTfrpetition, Ward^l:£)S CHurx^h,.was named" spoiisofea by the Boy Scouts local winner in the 1972 Ex­ and-ihe Reader's Bigest, and plorer Space Seminar state Will represent Uie council irj the tor TF couple ! competition He will compete western region BSA speak-off1 SMal SPRING DRESSES 9 9 with other Idaho Explorer competition, vying>iing [of*tor'an an op­ TWIN FAkl-S - Mr^,and_Mrs. Jerome, were rrrarned-Jtine 1, Second group: Regularly priced to $79.95 Scouts for the tjrand prize of a portunity to domptite nationirily W awe 1- Ward will observe 1947, at the' (■'irst Methodist Sizes 10 through 20 and half-sizes, now . . week-lonti tour of ttie- Spiici-^' for scholarships. The nation^ their 25lh Wedd.ipg-'Anniversary Church, Buhl.^Thijy have four Center at Cape Kennedy in July. speak-off will be schedultb Sunday June 4 with an open ctnldren^Mrs, Diana McGinnis, One Explorer from each slate during February, ih New house at their home from 2 to 5 Ijouisville, Ky., and Wilford, will tour the cena-r York City p.m. - - l^ rry and Garry Ward, Twin Young Johnson wrote a 400- John Weston, Post 36, They reside at the Orandview Falls, and one grandchild. word theme on ‘‘What is Man's •Jerome, raptured st-cond place Trailer Court, space 50. Friends Future in Space " fur the Hostesses fo the open house ACTIVE SPORTSWEAR in the council event, and was and relatives of the couple are competition, sponsored by invited. __ will be Mrs W. H. Ward, Mrs One group that-fncludes famous brand name pants,- PRICE! Wa(;d, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilford wigington and Mrs.. skirts, tops. Regular!^ $ 10.95 to $24.95 n o w ...... R, Ward, Buhl, and Donna Clinton Uptain, Buhl. The Vz TF OES unit meets Wigington, daughter of Mr. and couple will be honored with a Mrs. Wilford . Wigington, money tree. TWIN F A L I^ - Mr. and Mrs. chairman of district No. 3 Al Robinson, worthy patron and publicity; Maxine Machamer, worthy matron, of order pf •district No. 11 chairman ' of Buy practical gifts Eastern Star Chapter No.- 2ft interest benevolence fund; Jim $ 9 9 presided at the Tuesday Clark, assistant grand sentinal, NEW YORK (UPI I—Money is caddy filled with a seasoned One group of these bulky knit cardigan swea^rs. and Iva Kilborn, chapter evening meeting. a mighty important considera- homemaker’s favorite cleaning Siies S, M, L. Regular $35.95, now_,„ .... f 1 Introduced were Mrs. Grace chairman of visiting com­ tion when planning a shower for supplies may not be glamorous, Johnsonl. past worth_y grand mittee. a bride. For young couples but it’s certainly useful. Or, try matron OES W 'idahop. Mrs. Mrs Montgomery reported starting on a "shqesVing", gifts tucking some tried and true, l>ouisa Montgomery, chairman , on changes in the code and to fill practical needs may be quick and easy recipes into a of the finance committee 0E$ of digest. the most welcome. A handy set of kitchen utensils. Idaho; Mrs. Marion Jenkins. SPECIALS AT THE TOP - OF - THE - STAIR

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an air'b a g passive restraint tal safety standards, foe. 1^6-. system failediel'iailate Tuesday lAiodel cars. bag. SVN'ANB:F In a crash test arranged-to - designed to activat? iif&mital V , prove the air bag’s reliability.' barrier crashefrat a point when TTie dummy driver in the car ihipact speed is great enough to broke the steering whe«I and cause serious Injup' op-Tleath, cracked tl\e windahleld-with-ita ■IS" the- only pa^iW restraint Tigga Tas ^tRe tesf Vehicle systerfi wfiich' has' lindeirgone. slammed into a bafHs^ a( 30^ thoroughftesting thus far. The Women’s miles per hour.; '8010 companies are seein g a

supposed to inflate and provide deadline so that data cafTt)eV Swim wear a protective cushion for acciimulajed on the effective- Swrrawear dri ver.r,emained inactive In the ness^-.of’' new passive and Choose swimsuits, from steering column housing. Tlie sboulderiiiu-ness systems. ‘ our collection of one and Dazzline prints . . . siz­ TOWELS two piece styles in den­ deploying mechanism apparent­ "A European automotive ejne- zling solids . . . perfect prd^cticol and pretty under ims, polyesters, cottons ly was damaged in the crash as cutive said today that hi^ for the summer scene. the sun. Big, thWity fluffy and velours,. All newest tisclinlcTarts were unable to fire company is developing a semi- Girls' 1 and 2 piece tefry cloth beach towels in foshion styles and col6rs. suits and bikinis. Nylons, it manually. passive seat' belt system that many lovely ^wo-ven jac­ 8-16 and 32-38. cottons and acrylics. 4-M:' "This is most embarrassing." would be 4.5 times more quard p<^efns. Use our op­ tional charge . . . and save. said r^of. l-awrence M. Pa­ effective than air bags in \ llc|!. •»'" -M O ' Ke^iilar $5 - ,$6 trick, who Conducted the ^ving lives. / demonstration at the Wayne Derek P. Pecl^ representing State University Bio-mechanics .Triumph Motor Ctt. of England 8 8 5 9 Center for, the N atioi^ Motor at the second international^ Vehicle Safety Advisory Coun- conference on passive ^ e - 8 8 ■ cU." ' - . strain^S-here, said the system 2 Judson Branch, chairman of under study by his company the council j an age^c^/u^f the would provide for an integrated y,S. Depaftment of Transpprte- lap belt jn d shoulder harness of tion, had been scheduled to taHr— energy absorbing webbing for ' V i . 'with newsmen after the demon­ occwMtt^ of the front seat and stration, but left before he an^'terlocking ignition systenj could be questioned. An asso- that would limit the car to a \«»©M E N 'S W omen's ' ciate 'said he had to catch a speed of 10 m.p.h. if the belts LADJES' f plane. were not secured. . Patrick, ,a Wayny ..State ■ JUNIOR University momber and an expert pn automotive safety, F(x»cl hurguin 'lipottswear said the air - bag. was not m m properly'tested paiar- to the TAMPA. Fla. (.UPJ)-Consu- Odd lots dnd grotyp^v-of demonstration. mers in the United States 5 pend wbmea^g sports we or ore Permo pres> pont dresses.' '"Ilie batting j|verage on air only 16 V<' per cent of their G ro u p q \ ^ includes piAme now reduced to cbfpof. In ond culotte dnetses. Wom­ Bag tests was ! until today .dispo^ble ' Income for' ,i>od ' eludes. Pcnfs, skirti.. suits, pOQt suits and_ three en's and half sizes in­ and now has dropped to .333.’'' raqmrement?, according to the Vests, knit tops ond some piece costumes Gbod .se- cluded in the group.--— ’ ■■Council member Henry Hill Florida and Vegetable Associa- blouses leclion "■ said. One of two earlier tests -'tion...... - '^{t‘gula_r to SB -

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i'. . -• ■ (Continued from p. i)health planning boards. . already have a committee to Th^ stfctjnd-concept riien-:^ A voicie -vote approved a Gre«nwald said he had heard /l^n FaO]5;~eevnW nS” a administer health plaoning tioned^jftihe HCC or the healtili motion to set' a storing com- Idaho •was* t h fc jiH g r '‘’over--, nfcmber o f'th e Sovth I d ^ , through our Counpil' -iof care corporation. HCC'sflre . n>ittee that would determlnp the^ stiidiwl.MMiii^r-itnplpnyj j ^ jl.' Reg’ource and Development . Governments. "•'e ^ ______subject______of-glirr^legislat^n______in .p lan n in „ g,ee^______of the_____ valley. state in the union. v '^ ::i__.A s^ ia tio n ^ comprised pf the see and take itu p ^t the.next the House of Rpnrp^pnt^v^.i_ J f^ g a s d^termlnPd “ Whenever someuung had to Cassia, Jirome, Minidoka a n d _ G ^ meeting June 5, but I’m sponsored------j l by „Rep. AlUlmah; B- ''° ‘<^«------vote,*- -a slate of --- ^ ^ b■■• l e be stiiftipfi . g/»ipn>^gtii- aiCTHvs Twin-Falls counties. Unde^ the'-'^ure our existing system will Oregon. -/''-^' members of the committee ' came to Idaho. Tfi^.studied, resource group plan, a health pay a big part in the Under the HCC plan, a cor-. wpuldj^BMlected by each group but nothing was ever done after planning com m ittee already discussions.” poration would be set up to . rep resen t'^ at (He meeting. exi.sts. ------— The group- adm ifrtsttT-health e,are 'in Officials were instructed to- Jlje, health planners’ com­ Twin Falls County Com- different concepts of com­ desi^ated areas. -W at’ . aUjn the'lfst, theh members ments werie f o c u ^ x>n filling missioner Merle I^naXd^id, munity ‘health pro^ams. poration would be legally would be selected and notified gaps in health care in the Magic •'We already have a plaijroejin H e a lt h m a i n t'€'h a h c e responsiWe fpv health care in a by mail of tlieir appointments', Valley. They s^id ‘those gaps L mind and,we are making plans^ organizations ( HMO)' ’ and certain geographical area.' -n. v . t \ . can be f i l l ^ by a com­ to add such a person to the four- Health Cre C6rporations Costs would be administered 1 prehensive health planning county System.” ; ' (H C C ).” " ' . much like the health main- agency. The ageiicy, as they Acco:

GERALD H. STARKEY, medical H « 9 d s coordiiiator, Denver, Colo., Department of Public Safety,_hoIds^-bag .of drugs while Trucks collide,'spread B f a ^ i h e - bag addressing health m eetlng'at Sun Valley. _ C a m a s C a s s i i spuds^ cause 2nd crash ^ m o r e

No experts on drugs, G o o d in g JEROME •- Two trucks .collided early About two minutesa^er the first accident a J e r o m e Thursday, spreading loose potatoes onto car driven by David ^'inn Kirkman, 21. Seattle, ■ L in c o jr ii' Interstate 80N, causing.a second accident at the -, Wash.; Came ont6 the scene, hit the potatoes and same site, , , ‘ ____ rolled, into the median.^ health meet toldi^t SV n i i n l f l o k a Idaho State policeman Everett'Waddell said Titus and Kirkman^nd his wife and two T ^ j n F a i l s . childrefl all were tal^en to St. Behedict’s By TE RR Y CAlVffRJELL -accented the miWical aspects of us^ w d-.s^ciation with drugs., the first aedjJept pccurrwTabout 4:30 a.m'? when a vtruck and’^trailel- ••:-but when the f)re a thrfe"vcrtley salute. A no-host luncheon ’ -several of which have been group elects , return to their forrher-life, peer will be-at 12nooii at Price's Cafe, according, to __ partially substantiated. group a'ssociatiw» and where at Jerome Gordon W. Geiger, commander. Disabled SHOSHONE - Officers were The corporation is. formed Addiction among U.S. drugs ahe available^' the American Veterans, Department of Idaho. elected Wedne.s(lii>Lnight for the through'the chamber of com- JEROM^T^The j^ m e City servicemen in Vietnam may be addict often goes through newly-Tormed Industrial m ercc-an d Is pafticularly Coiipcil in' a special meeting <;xplained, In- part, by the •rtthdrawal as a conditioMl- DeveloTjment Cflrporation in "psychological, psychiatr.i^'' J p ^ x . the doctor said. aimed at providing a ^onjjec4iofl-:3\iesday night accepted the ilioshone when the 12-inember with Ih^SiTtail-TJusiness Ad- resignation of Irving Altman, a theory, StarJ^ey^iii— j_ ■" karkey discarded the theory board'fJf^'rtctors met at^the Hiinislfation for - future of ••genetic” pauses of addiction member of the Jerome City Manhattan Cafe, — ' development in Shoshone. The theory suggests that which states, that because of Pohce Department: ~ G o o d in g n e e ll^ •"Robert Mil^.r , wfls elec'ted ■ Miller said there are 31 addiction is just a mirror of some unknown chromosome Altman, in a letter of president; H ay Walker, vice shareholders , in the deep, psychologteal problems, damage, a person doesn’t feel resignation to the council, said president, and Mrs, narence organization at this time. At­ he is resigning because he plans the doctor said, Wh*iB removed he hits in with the rrqrmal Magoffin, secnetary-treasurer. torney Howard Adkins was from the "sTressfur’ Situation of population until he uses drugs. a g e n c y to enter private business. Directors include these three presented the articles- of in He has beOT with the forte for service in Vietnam and the However, the doctor said, the availability of drugs, GI addicts' officers and Kenneth Black­ Corporation for their final'draft ' about two years. Prior to his "metabolic” theory of addiction GOODING — The Gooding c-oilege, but related experience achieved a 75 per cent burn, K^nCis Bergin, ^yron and filing. employment with the police — J O H N i m ;a \ i ; v may have a basis in scientific Senior Citizen Advisory Board can' be -substituted, and abstinence ratio after Johnson, Roy Hubert, Wilson F. Land acquisition was department he was justice of fact. After first'use of'heroin, _announced1oday ah 6pening for, practical experience in .-4;iar Marlene l^ees, chairman of the 3 hurt at Jerom€ ^rotjationary period. seeking tcard. The salary is open. JEROM E — A two-car old Mrs, Alan Bo yack, Arco, Hudson, originally from Salt Applications may be obtained - collision at the 93-25 junction who also is listed in satisfactory I^ke City, has previous law at ■ the Department of We3he!iday aftfemoon put three condition, enforcement experience having served 18 ■ months as a 3rd term FBI discusses defense Employment and should be p'eople ih St, Benedict's Mrs, Boyack was traveling patrolman at Winnemucca, submitted, with a resume, to Hospital, east on State Highway 25. RUPERT —Sen. John Peavey, Ney.,Jand as a deputy sheriff TWIN If'ALLS FBI agents enforceoienl officers. Mrs, 1-ees aj—HL 2. Wendell, Mr, and Mrs, Daniel Opiran, According to Cpl..gill Watts of R-Rupert. announced today hf terstates. Some are living in 'at HavrthQme, Nev. met with Magic Valley law He said the Increase of 83355. ■ , Anaheim, Calif., are listed in the Idaho State Police, Mrs. »nll seek his third term in the communes in other western He was a member of the enforcentent officers reportedly killings of officers had risen Deadline , for,-3PPlica,liaM is satisfactory condition. They Boyack ran the stoplight at the Idaho .Senate states. Marine Corps and served 18 to discuss protection for from 100 in 1970 to 126 in 1971, June 7, Intervie-ws will be were traveling north on U,S,- junction Jmd struck the Opiran Sen Peavey wa.s appointed to The course was to refresh the months in military police work- policemen against attack: These killings included scheduled after the applications Highway 93 when their vehicle car on the driver's side. the post in 1969 an I f All,son Wohff * resources in Idaho The ceremonies had been • f.-i.i Ton, Afiii.jno 'luSrtn Atfcin ui bombing cases and Webb an could move into Seattle, I A».>.grf Airto a-gq% Boti Bifl< •< chief concerns is "lack of and Idaho. school athletic field. Because of , tiid f. D j*id Blunt, Dcnn.\ fliunl. firearms specialist, population areas of the "nor­ SAntJrM JdO'C responsiveness and flexibnity of Last year, the FBI ran 283 uncertain , weather conditions 'n»THi;T Rry^^nT W7TrVT!Tj« h-ngh^rr^ Webb reportedly has com­ thwest, ■ -iifXii y BorliPrtnpf I ppfo#* the.fedra! bureaucracy In similar conferences across the- rites-were moved to the gym­ pleted an anti-^iper course and i p r r 1 meeting the needs of, the The groups had . not .nation on organized crime. He nasium. < .tU lA was to discusS the information. eslablisrted themselves in Idaho O D cIi C a p p s people," He said needs can be said over 24,000 officers During the commencement C o n . C-^rrod, J<»r>rt Reed said the lectures would or Montana he said, but they do f I .*r ti yon met 'more efficiently and representing 7,100, agencies exercises, Karen Hadlock ( Oupr ( cover attacks of all types bn Taw trav'el through Idaho on ill:, au.eqdedilhe clinics. .wsh.i O^v.'s Urtthy D A t adequately ' at local and slate received the Am ericanism .• D r a h i CX-HOOCl. K a iv in ‘-nr Dirh Vifcp Oor>AlOSon levels. award for I-ois Jepson, Xonr»o tc.m Dof>c«*'> He said "Many of {oday's Ameripan Legion Auxiliary. I t I ■' ( r,f s f ^erf^rt^>d^•^ Bat>. newly enfranchised young James‘-'3ohan’seA. was awarded • f rccmaf' 0.1V r>»-t)t)-. C.,«fO ni^ Krvir> voters are disilltisioned by the the American Legion from Grii^igv Oon G.uprrt Goft; joAnn Establishment This so-called Kenneth Miller and Barrett Cro-n f».»rr <>foqg D<»v«J R Sus.»n H ^ qirr. K.3^cri Hdle'.^£aa— Establishinent is reprtsentei'l Charles McClure r e ^ v ^ the M ^ivrr«m - Goroon Mflfrrtt Mi»f Mirynrv tjy big ■ business, big la t»r Davis "^ophy from liVere MdrfhiCOM>roth, Odwul »*>». organizations and big govern­ -SHOSHONE — Billboard vandals have been ’Jom $iwn as t h e - ^ le will pay the owners Gooch. Wove .IrtUH’' ment,"' at work again for the secwd time in two w551tS“ 'anyway. p n rtr% . n c ck < jA D o ttp " JAC This is the 49th year the Davts )A r>*.rn Lo<> G fp g je w fH . He said he '•shares" the in Ijncoln County. He said the Beautification,Act allows some Trophy has tieen a w a rd s and J.m Jon.«r>scn J o rt^ ./ A C k KOID. G a r r y L e y lh ^ m . ■X.Mfrv •■younger generation’s concern Sometime Tuesday night the vandals signs to (f^fn'atn. the, hieh ' school .senior , who I rylhjfT- I indA L-ChlPv BetSy LIO«rd. L uprr Drbhtr Barrett that big business, big labor, and .^ trO y e d a- sign belonging to the Shoshone A l ^ feiere is some doubt, he said, that receives .it was voted for the ftAiph Me EotjrrmtTT* Pat big government show a growtngv Indian Ice Cavjs. _Vi( tniyrr K .rii _ kdriX-J'4C--. -"^ y ment can be made for signs that are not' ~honbr bv his .classmates; VurrJ.c- Gary fkAeyer rfi.sregarri for thp mritvidlial-’^^^—BussaU—Robinsonr operator of the" tnnrgf maintained in good repair at the time of pur­ At the graduation prdgran), C A rlA Mogcn^cn. Moor^. Curt- C4,!hvr Newman. human rights.” ' __ attraction, 'said the signs are on priVate chase. the Rev. PatricJ^Mea^er gave jv4on. Joe Phillips. jM nrtte such organizations had grown ■pie Impression that he wquld receive • coftvi best be handled within the law” , Wdner said. benediction. Chris Eversoji, Po\trna. M arsha P ch/»»«t «. Reyna Poen»e». 1 v.«» Pufmsn, DiCK Evonne most during the last forty years pfensationTDr the signs froiiflhe Idaho Highway “ We arbimaking good progress, but apparently salutatorian and Susan But- >«lberi».. jcarla Rot>«rti. Tom ‘imaTtn:AOaonv Rupert. Jim Scar while the pemocratic Party- Department, but that this is not the case. 'Die not fast enough to suit some U id ivid o^ ." tram, ' class valedictorian, twroogn Mike Schaefer. Dal* Serr Danny Sh«w, Jeff S^ewma1(er., 6aie generally controlled the feder^ signs are on private property fifid are not being Robinson said the ^aast olithJ^^_l83t_SEn addressed the group. goTemmenl:. — legally removed. S>mmon\. Garold SJmpson, Jea6 Smith, C*ets award . ^ f, _^stroyed~Is about -fiot tS mention the Diehl, senior hi^iV^pM Patty Sonnichsen. Chaflie.Spcnccr. Clav He said the Democratic Assistant highway engineer E^rerett Kidner, ____Stone Cor>me Stone. Julie Suter. Jerry dainage ttiat I o » of ad vertin g is doing to his presented the c t ^ ^ d .Leroy CHARLES "^cCLURE a i f^rty_ "m tiA jssB n ie xegwti- .Shostone; said destracOttn of the signs^ is ~_V ''TiWfifZ Sjhsgf* TTiTR^uTT. Gan TT>gW>t. ife saiaihte IsMameans of providing Wiegie,' a member o r tlW - RtclrThomason. Sayie^ranmer. jame« awarded Tnphy by vote of hit W kw sibility for causing most of the another wanton disregard of plmorial prppecty. Jeff va'Khapter. jAme% . „ for his faniily and is definitely feeling a loss Jerome Board of Edae«)Jon;i.i;2^f5 -Btmtente dnrlniE conuneiicein«»-eefeio«»iet^ conditions our - young people fCidner said comments indicate.jB?me j)e & le -----fron^l^tractiairof his signsTfirectiro^qmists awarded the dlpimnasr W erry, M ichele W erry. Vi^m.WftJIe Aiao W edn^y^ night at ftiglcSdiooL , ~t«in t OTcRanggr’:' ^ believe tiiat-it doesn’t ipatter U the^dgiB are to the caves. " '. .. TtieJeromeHigh School band WOT —— , David vo^g —

j j - ,16 Tlm w-M «^< Twin Falli, Idaho .Thor»day/AAay 25, N a tio n a l Temperature^ By United Prett Intematioiiai H lg h L m P c p . ,r n EW!-VORK (UP!)—Inv«8- tnraalmgeft)reJ.:16'^jn, Detroit c 84 59 Stwdard & Poor's SOO-stocHc El- Paso pc 91 61 index climbed 0.17 to.110.48.. H ou ^n c 86 71 Advances held a narrow 697 Indianapolis c 87 60 C A C C a r p to 610 leactoxer. declines among GAf- Cp-40 Kansas City c 81. 60 Crtfn Sh I JO issues CTOsslng th«— g <«nn<*n 48 Los Angeles cy 70 60 tape. TheOjree-hour turnover G n A 0 ( 60g . Memphis c . 83 63 f>cn Dirniafn amountRT to io,6so,ooo shares, C n E ie< I 40 Miami beach c 91 T1 Gn> ood I 40 ’ compared with 11,130,000 traded G n H o M C'p Mfrm.^St.Paul pc 80 61 G e n ln \ » r 7' during the comparable period G fn M > r is V6 New Orleans c 89 64 Wednesday. G«>AAol I V'Kl N ew York c - 86 57 (j PubU I 6p Analysts_sal4 iavestors nor­ Gn'ShTi mo Orlando c 87 69 O I e ■ I i/ mally show restraint before O ffi T If «• Ig -Ph^fiix c 93 67 0.1 Pdc HOg Pittsburgh c holidays. The market will-be O f f t H ' f I .84 61 closed Monday to commemor- l/U . Portland,'"Me. c 59 42 O .lU - t le I 40 «J -» • ate Meffiorial Day. There was O i f . i A l 1 s 1 1 v« n ' > .1 St(j N J 1 Wd S/9 79 - n » 4 2 4 * . . I'4 Portland. Ore., c 60 k. 43 OlOt>f*l 4] 73' • 71' 1 7 iv« S fd O h io 7 10 n o 29*4 29 29 1^ some profit taking. Gpoilr i< I 4V 11 7 6 '» ? 6U b I c r lO r g 8) 70 SO'.SO' 4 S0>4 Raleigh cy 73 60 While the news background (fooo/r H8 841 7V>^ 7VV, . • a SiL'vvVtfn 1 BS 6 38>4 3a>. 18*4 . *■ W I V 601 7^ / 76‘ » 7l'>k » >g b lu d r W 1 70 71 49 ifl* « 49 • Richmond, r . 78 61 generally was favorable, some Gr.iru] U 80 VB W ; 1/ I7 ‘ i 1 a SonOilCo Ig 1 r 46 46' i 46 ‘ V • ' * St. bouis pc 84 60 (>r.tnl I / in i )«'« ) S H J9-4 t . ^ S u n s h m t Mi 7 * « ' • «' - BV» profit taking was apparent: The (>rt A&M 80 4J IV ‘>.. 19'4 19-4 ' ■ Sup Oil 1 40 4 76S 364 264 1 Salt Lake City c ,50 (.IN N ck I AO i4 . iO '4 S0»'4 '4 SW ..II C o IQ 94 16 14 V« 16 t r • 81, government's index of leading .n l%0 ??1 ?/ / 7 /'4 ' • — 1• T — San Francisco c 49 business indicators rose again ' Crl/^r',t Un 1? 1 IV» i r y Trtridy Corp 224 4i'4 40J 4I'4 * ' 4 Gfr> Gil I 04 * /OS \%'4 18' • I8 ‘ « • ’ • , T «*ort 0 I .- 1 9 ) 3 4'4 7 } '* 2 1 ’ . • ' ■ .Spokane cy 59 (/rwiiiii /Vi a4 i r > r j ' . . > a .ITL'aiK O 166 1 IB6 12>» jr> « 3 V ^ • r • 34 in Moscow were producing ( l U i l < ;il I . /HO 2 4 ‘ . 2 4 '. } 4 '» - . I f . e U 1 SJ 224 46 4 6 '« 46 ' ■ Tampa c 84 74. I 1 sa results' 181 47 <1— 43 » l>4 V ■ ^0 10*4 JO' / 30' / - M Ti-« G u ir , 60 / IJ J IB t / H Twin Falls, northside, Burley- F riday, ''Occasional gusty develop behind this trough and pected in the high 70s to lower Washington cy 82 60 Steels, motors, chemicals, ‘X .u iif'.ip SO e 16' 4 lA' • 16' • ' • r t-a I n s ir 84 * n o 166 164' . ytS'm i - , I i i In ip A •tH S4' « S S ‘ - ♦ I' 1 t . PL I S7d 4 20'B ?6'. 20'. > 4 Rupert ared: - westerly winds Friday af- remain in the intermountain 80s. Wichita pc_ 84. 61 rails,■ airlines and aircrafts »1t;L!iJ Mfi h 21 .1/ lA^a 1A>4 I 4 U l'l J to ; SS*4 SS>4 SS' ■/ • ' • tU 'fiM M I 04 6S 4 4 '* 44' / 44 i4 ■ 1 4 Tculron VO 7S J 2 ‘ . ) 2 H J2*4 . Fair- and -'warmer through ternoon. Lows tonight 25 to 35 region through the weekend. • Lows this morning were in the were mixed in fractions. M . r t o l r •) l«l 16 64 A4 64>4 ' a Iri.O kO I 40 6« I V 4 1 8 '. l?<4 . I 10 IS 74'« 74 74 H 4 . I i i n r i y O W IS'. l i ' . IS '4 • '. Friday. Occasional gusty with, h;ighs on Friday 65 to 75. Skies wilL be partly cloudy lower 40s T v i^ minimums ^ Hrul>l*-.<. 88 U f sv SB sa I-.-’ L.niiu-M 1 80 41 4 1 . 4 I'4 4 i westerly wind.? F rid ay -af- The outlook for -Saturddy is with sh ow ers'this evening, Friday morning a tiltle wamer, H.-aIM f> ?0 >Q 66' V AS . 66' 4 • ' « lf.» r U '( o 90 IV 1 1 , n 'n ■ M.ltoii MM I 4A^a 4A 46 t f .iO s .im SS 464 21 20 ; 21 • ternoon. I>ows^mght 35 to 45 fair- and slightly warmer with mpving out by w rly Friday, No preci’p ita t^ wasrejjorled Twin^alls ’ • T n )i> .K i I VO •> 611 . A / f . 6H' 4 • 1 tr.i Uci 1 78 41 4) 42*4 0 1 P .M . pr I c e s H o.-« iH-r -va, JS \t - I t 1/ - U : I A n 104 S9^n S9 S9‘ « . with highs Fridav~in tTi^70s-^ ^ no precipitation e'xpected. nrorningT------. ' in the southerrt Idaho valleys in Hum t In JO'n j a ' J0*» ' r rut» I /0(1 A4 JO' 4 JO -JO '4 • ' • ' a ’« •The outlook Jor Saturday is Synopsis: ^ • ^ a ir weather is' expected- t ^ past 24 hours, Temperatures HtW YOtK STOCK IXCHANOf »i«* ton-. i> \i/ S4» ^ S ) ’ 4 SJ' • t W VV liu p 1 11 16' 4 }*>■ JA '*0 ISO . J- i f ; 7tl ■ k /O ir)C rn >jui 61 12 12' 4 fair and*(jgh(]y'w anner with An upper level trough over through the entire in- The extended outlook M o n ,^ l t U>«' V4 IS IV * IS7‘. 1SJ'4 . 1 ---- 'U r : HDOvrr 1 70 1/ U ' l JflVk . (JAl Intorp 240 S4--. SJ s M t ^ y OH k l U J H I ■ ti*o S10< h i on no precipitation expected. ' southern Idaho will move slowly termountain area with a Saturday through Monday calls High Low I JA SIJ 44'h 4* 4 44' 4 > B Ur»C .ir IlM ^ J ID 2 SO' 4 4VV, SO' . • t h r N«*>* V o rh S W c K t i i h r t r i g f H U ^fTM -l >d 1( IS‘«. IS'4 • ' , U fi I VB 16 1 / '- 1 / >4 l / ' l. • • Camas Prairie, Hailey and eastward out of the 'state warming trend continuing for continued fair weather with Yesterday 1 /Hiyi> i j j / . f. nw 67 39' - • 1 , . . i U n O ( ul > 60 1 IH 10 JO . JO’ s» ' ^ U l.tfM ) f* I /U ?V'. ' n u . > 1 a U t. P .u ’’ C.p / - 34/ SH s ; •>>■ 4 In lotver WoodJRiver Valley:' tOrtight. ' through Friday. « slightly warmer temperatures. I^st year 68 41 A ( m p M k I i "76'^ )6'. J**. ■ ' . * 1' w » *16*4 • , U()l ^0 48 /S ir > . l/ ' 4 w . • . AOdrif^S 60 ?V‘T ' 4 4 ‘ . 4 / , 4 ] ’ - . I , Fair and wanner through . High pressure is expected to - M^ximums , Friday are ex- Highs75 to 85 with lows mstly in Normal V M lf tr JS ‘ 4 IS 1S‘ » ** O - A .f i 1 1 HO Itii 41 . 4 . 4 1 ' 4 . ... 75 43 ' A U rfi if *'> ' • J U 7 70 util Hr.inos 1VV I S ' . At‘ln>lL > > AH n/ JO'-' JO'. the 40s. ---- 171 A4 . l/ f)C Of p^ 4W )S V . A i r V m ?0a 7 i /ow—7p- , -/O-^* • Lii • U'» r.yp'I I , 66 7V ‘ . 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.Iraa 4 OtNmy conclave tOrtight Aulomobll* Iniptclion program hurts A lio l T i'tt & fto ittx ft • IwbfiCQlinn Tun# wp » Btali* ■ -ByXEEa3aEMAI^^E. 8yiQnt,f»Q • adding the additional : ^ 0 mMn " 'U. U Time»-New8 writer p(>sitiQn. TWIN PAUS R U P p ^ T - ^ The sportfti^ ' Supti D ^ e U Hatfield said the 733-9875 prograrn- in the Miriidok^ district has already had to trim WI »<*««. \d -'nU, n . i» nlDlt County School District is hur- four coachihig positions^ saving. ting. about $2,400 in increment which It may hurt w o^e unless the would have gone to teachers ■voters loosen their purse willing to add the coaching to strings. their duties. Ti-usteps of the school^strict ^JjfiitUjSStfOW^Jlrs. B ^l)ara hearing that^rt«fs had Fagg, girls' drill teSni^viser, defeated a "five m ill plant for additional iunds w'as al£» facilities ]evy -Tuesday, saj;i,JLabled after a two-hour during a board- xneetlngi discussion on financial grounds. J ^ s d a J night they have no Mrs. Fagg. asked for an in- cholce but 10' refuse a request— nigiient for a fourth assistant foot- wfork with the drill team, and t)a 11 coach. renewed a request for traveling The board approved tlia , exiiensesof tl.QOO per year plus hiring df John Astorquia as $500 per year for a fund to Social studies teacher and acquire new uniforms for the 50 assistanr football coach at girls on the team. Her request Minico High School. was endorsed by seVeral Astorquia will be the thii'cl parents of the drill team assistant in the department. m em bers who stressed the Bart Templeman, head importance of drill team ac­ T ro p h > football coach of the high tivities. school, said he has contacted at Ed Schenk, assistant prin­ pr(^ so lilted least 86 boys at the junior high cipal at Minico High School, level who indicate an interest In —st ir r e d brief flurry of protest football. He said he needs a from the parents when he said fourth assistant coach to work the drill team is a worthwhile with the boys, ~ activity but it. is too selective Realtor t>f year named In addition, a number of grid "I know of Several girls who fans have requested a junior- would like to be On The-drtll BU R LP'Y — The Burley- Llie Burley lloii.siiif; ,\iilhtinl> In other busines.'rHen.son rp;id=^' class—Coalball .program, com­ team but are unable to," he Rupert Board of Realtors held enterj^ tliii Feal estate a uieiiiorial tribute in honor of plete with, a jgapie schedule. said. its annlial. meeting and an- bu.^iness in ,J'.i(!3, lx>W)imng‘ a the late f'^lley iClcCTuiig Who Without addkional c9 aching ' The parents protested his nouncecf tb*- “'Realtor fo f the broker in I’itwi ' luul Ln-eii an aclit'e member of help, Templeman said, he statement the sports program i<^' -Y e a r" Tuesday at Price's Cafe, ^ 'SoIiiidti and lii.s wife, Juamie, the Hurley-Rupert Board of cannot implement theffrogram. ■*not selective" insistinu the Realtors -3111.00 moving to the After a lengthy discussion the basketball team is lnde«a"one The event was conducted b y' reside in Hurley inul are the James Hanson, president of the parents Df^wo dilkirfii trustees agreed with the 0^ the most selective ,t?aros Mini-Cassia area. BlirleJ'--Rupert Board of ‘ financi^fll .situation that no at the_sc'bool.' ' ^ Realtors;" justification can be fouHd for ^ex K-unau made the presentation of ^the large traveling trophy to R. J. ( Dick i Solinon, Burley. . . Scholarships listed Solmon IS a past secretar>- treasurer of Burli?v-huoert Board of Realtors; -past Color T V . for Minico youths president of Burley-Hupeft Multiple lasting Service, .and RUPEHT - CHns Sch- tlie class of 1972 included Craig Console ■has served On the board of . WendtTnan. a Minico Hi(>h ftasmussen, $230rUniversity of directors of both boards. Stereo - School senior, lias received a Idaho honor scholar'ship^^ith A ineiiitx'r of the Buries'^ $3,000 scholarship, accordint; to l.ynn Tominaga --framed Component Kiwanis Club served two terms school officials. alternate; Brgnt^a Martin, $150 on the board (jf directors; wa.s Stereo , : Schwendimans scholarship as "Miss f?upert;" Odette one of the original 'Singing to the California Instilutu of Spreier, $100 as tlie runner-up in K's ^ Is a member of the Cassia - Monochrome TV Technology tops the list of the Miss Hupert competition; Coupty Water Recreation,'il award winners in the 1W2 Carol Kellegi, ljuth (liraud, Board. In 19(i>) was appomfed Id’ Radios ; ' —Hraduatinf’ ciSss. He was top Bobbie Stefan Sally Brini^. prize winner n m the nationa4- tireg, Pl'ckenpaugh. 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1 . Final dress rehearsal staged Available* Saturday in preparation for Indy 500 TOR ALL OCCASSIONS .. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. ( UPl) Ihx£arluireUQa teits n orm aJ^ Ffiyt ex_Eenenced turbocharger —The final dress rehearsal for >y are limited to three hours, problems in Wednesday's prac- ; -- For " ... Saturday’s Indianapolis500-miIe but additional time was givfn tiee ^sessions—a problem that^ se a so n auto race was stSged,.Wednes- "Wednesday to allow drivers to co u ld cause.hini up to an hour’s MEMORIAL DAY day with most of the partici practice under a new system^Of pit stop i f . it-occurred in the pants getting the feel of their safety lifjhts, ^tfernating l)e-‘'rain; itself, _ For machines under racing condi­ tween the greeh and Uie yellow Gordon Johncock, who has tions. No one attained • supe? caution lights. ' “ blown” five ' “engines this EVWY DAY o p en s m o r n in g speeds. I.ater most of the ccews took month, had the lop recorded All but two pf the entries took part in twostop jpeed of the day, 186.•) miles an At Realistic Prices! part in more than three hours practice «llKnn^ -an- hour. ' of carburetion tests during the were allowed to he operated. 'fv f't and Bobby Unser—the Bji^TU MURRELL all the ones listed below have Mormon Open year around sJxuJti’d. Baker's Gr«eniious6 and_ only peciod prior id the, race The field -te'chnicall'y was pole sitter—had laps >n excess Jdaho Fish & Gamei>ept. been stpcked with trout prior to and recently'stocked. liig l.ost Hiver Recently Gardening Wo»t_of Kim-*' (hat the ipac’TiVnfcs ar^ allowed fflled Wednesday with the of 183 m-P^h* well below General fishing season opens- -.opening day. Salmon Falls Creek Keser- stocked. __ - b « rly have recently g'one on the 2 2 l-2-nille circuit at the approval of an Andy Granatelli Unser's record qualifying into the cut flower boji- 8*1 midnight on May 27th and the Magic — Good for bank and vn ir'^ O p en year around and Jarbidge R iver -- Open all Indianapolis Motor Speedwjiy. car which hadtien damaged In Speeds of yearly 196 m.p.h. ness an d offer Free De­ outlook Is good, particularly for boat fishermen. Good holdover has been producing well on good year and m a y be hj^h beuau.se Drivers John Mahler and Qarl practice aftfer it was qualified. Mark Donohue had laps in the . livery to the Eait part of the reservoirs and spring fed of trout. trout and kokanee parttfitkirly of record snow pack.— Williuins skipped the traditional U.S. Auto Club techriical 162 in.p.h. range, Mike Mosley, the County In c lu d in g Streams in the JVJagic Valley Sublett'.v- Ijocated,/ east of by trolhng in ii_boat. South Fork of Iioise‘ WiM be final practive period as their committee chairman Frank 181, and defending champion Al Twin Falls. region. TV^Ialta. H^»»t:ttllhroat, rainbows, Dog CriekTiiorth of C.ooding stocked if wateeS' are not too crews made final checks of the DelRoy announced approval of Unser and Clary Bettenhausen ^ p r e ar'fe several regulation and recently Jjtitroduced brown Kecently stocked with cat- high; racers. the car shortyy after the; end of 180. trout. Always clear on opening chablo rainbow and ha.s been "FiFatherville Dredge Ponds ~ .-Changes this year, the most the carburetion te^gts. The. “ slower" speeds may weekend. \ RO()d fishing. Kecently storked. WE ALSO SERVICE important « f which is .a 10 trout The ci}r Wiis;quaMi.ed ia loth have resulted in part from a little Weod_& Fish Creek - ■ 't^orn Creek Reservoir - FUNERALS limit or 7 pounds and one fish. Trail Creek Ponds Should place on the first day of time- sWarm but sunny day. with— ■ Fishermen are advised to Near Carey. Good for all sizes of North of^ooding - good for be good for brook _tr;ver. the track tempera- BAKER'S Mackay, near town of regulations and check those pound aridxec'ently stocked Richfield Canal ({ecently days later in a practice crash". ■ tufe was nearly 120 degrees, Greenhouse Mackay — Sliould be excellent Sujai'Foiloiif »(J., W. ol KimbiilY given for their favorite spot Other Streams .stocked. —r— savs flubs The car was damaged exten- wtuch-is not considered extes- It iscxpectcd that many of the ■'W aters in South Hills Silver Creek has some ipaj5r~tfvo'n if murky from runoff. sivclv. but repairs were made sively hot. 423-4164 . Kokanee are an added bonus on larger rivers wilt Ik‘ ilif/icuit tJ changes as does Billingsley Slidukl be. stocked if water an(f the machine approved Qreek. ^okanee and coho have this reservoir. fish succc.ssfully because of conditions periiiit but 'record responsible Wi (inernlay Roseworth — ‘ Recently high Water. a daily limit of 25 fish in ad­ sniiw pack nui> make fishing (Jranatelh leplaced f^ollard stocked and s^uKild-be good. Big Wood Hivor ■- Hecenlly cUffuull I I dition to the regular .trout limit. - NKW YORK U P I with Wally Dellenbach, who had R eal — “SprlngjPedWaters ” Clarence C’ainplx-ll, president of qualified another car but then The spring fed waters listed the National Hockey l.eague. was ."bumped" from the X'l-car sippin below ar? expected to produce .siiid Wednesday that it was up field by a faster racer. good fishing on .-opening Slander shovV^ no uneasiness to__inchvidual clubs tn take Dallenbach's original car, w hiskey weekend because rapid runoff action in mMances wV*re owned by Undsay Hopkins, is should not affect them. |51ayers from their roster sign the only alternate machine this Silver Creek - Fly fishing contracts with the World year and would make the race bnly on the main creek from on eve of bout witk Frazier Hockev Association. =with another d riv e r^ n ly if Kilpatrick Bridge upstream, OMAHA, Neb. ( UPI )-H ea- locks-. - ■ children, whom he has on-ly in the ca.ses I'lii aware rform for a team at this tune Grove Creek opn on May 27th. hotel suite. No appearances nan Council Bluffs delegation any subject, toWnew'sinen he I during the off-season i Silver Creek below Kilpatrick were scheduled through Thurs­ who will be occupying >30 seats. feels he h;is at least a ^ 5 ( Catfipbell said it' w-oulct al.s(j Trout Season Opens Saturday .. , Bridge in the fish and game day, an aide said. ‘/Vnother fan. Ken Maschmeier. chance and that he especfilll> tie difficult to get an injunc tion ♦ access area has t>een recently Thetwyish Stander visitedKis said he twughl slsO worth of wanted to win the title to earr - “ ►J**"'-'’' thesPTontracts becau.se | stpcked.- , ^ fkmily, then appeared in the tickets to permit relatives from a shot at Muhammad Ah. no one. other than the parties ' Billingsley Creek - Fly Get Ready . . . Right Here! downtown area of neighboruig tieatrice. Neb., to attend. "Branding Ah a "phony,' whn signed them and tho.se who fishing only section from Council Bluffs, winding up at a The proprietor of a “ buyftnd Stander added. "He .veils about now hold t h w K has seen them. ■Tupper Bridge upstream to barber shop. .sell shop." Speed l.arkin. t-Yazier tx.nng a white man's "It can De a situation like Vada Grade as posted. Adjacent Signs sprouted from stores, brought in a .splmtered portion Tighter I wouldn't let, him CunniMgham.'"' Cam pbell said in landowner on this section houses and lawns in Council of axe haiidle for ^Stander to orget that ta lk " The challen- referenc e to baskettiall player require permission for access. Bluffs proclaiming; ” This is sign Stander broke tKe.handle. ^>er said Frazier was far Bill Cunningham, "where play­ M Remainder of creek open tov Stander Co unity, ' “you e.\p«1 he sSud, in training for the superior to Ali,_in their fight 14 ers may have signed two general fishing. more frofh Stander-.” and “ Ckr- Frazier twut and l.arkin figured months ago ciintracts 1 know of two Snelled Hooks. . 2 pacs 10‘ Riley Creek - -Excellent for Midrand^Hip Boots by Red Ball big Ron." to sell it wth a “ Broken by Stander .shrugged off taunts players who are alleged to have Woolie Worms . 12 fo r'1.0 0 trout. juiiipedr to the W H A but who His fans generally pooh- Ron Stander " caption: of the visitmg press, who have Beg SM 95 Only Hagerman Refuge Ponds, — Flies-han*d tiecJ. poohed sports writers'- predic­ Stander visited his family and lat)eled him the "white tiope- have signed contracts with . 6 for M.OO tjood for both trout, largemouth Chest Wader tions of an early end to the was happily mauled by his two less " and " bum of the month." their NHI, club " Sooth'Bend Reel #30 bass and bluegills. battle, to ^ held before'lO.SOQ >49 Malad River — Good'if not too ■ at Q vic Auditorium here riled from retuni irrigation The challenger, stopping by flows. _ Dick Wood’s barber shop where Reservoirs he has had his hair cUt for The following reservoirs are years, was besKged by well- expected to he the best wishers djid autograph seekers producers on opening day and as Wood snipped his long, black

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IIB.l3l044 ,'4 By Martin Ijjdor Fronr these ' 10 bidding M. f i; 0 0 0 0 H u d s o n p 0 0 0 0 win over San Diego for a sweep O.ifion ; J 0 0 0 1. V' sh-yn u 0 0,0 C iOf'-f>gef p 1/00 UpV^jA J I 2 .*2 A » v?0 UPI Sports Writer partie.s, two will tie awarded 4jf 0 0 0 0 ( . t u ; p>i 0 0 0 0 of ®eir four-game series with V' 'ii'r P 1 0 U 0 H.gij,i\s U 0 0 0 0 NEW .YOKK I UPI I -TIU' franchises to begin competition Tot^li Jf t I* I TotJH A9 4 12,< the Padres,, , Board of Governors of the PitUburgh 000-dM 002 000 OJ— » Phils absorb in the NHL for the li)74-75 SI Loun 010 010 002 000 00— 4 S a n D ie g o National Hockey lx.-ague heard • si.*;ison Clarence Camptx'll, t l u f f f l>>> f '.J t s t jo f g n J bt a b r h bi a b r h b i ' " > 0 ? U J n o r iu ts ?t J I » 0 9th loss in ro%% a presentation We hi rf 4 U I u Morton allowed pnly -one. hit, be made 'Itlursdijy "unless J I U' I I ] 0 1 0 the next expyysioiL some ackiitional verifieiftions HI iic‘ I'luiik^ 1 0 0 0 B j r to n i 2 0 0 0 Wednesday night- third 3 0 II I HlfI.ir , > 2 0 1 0 ~-CUius represented, .nil the are nece.ssary if they relate to s 2 0 0 0 Inning triple by Mike AnderMn' J 0 0 I) Muralcv pr 10 0 0 - opening day of the meetings preferred candidates.” first test WODU’S S’* 1 0 0 0 —and with the aid o^ home runs were ('inciiiMati, t’levelaml, 2 0 U 0 by Hector Torires and Bob The addition of two new 10 0 0 Dallas, Iiiduiiuipoli.s and Kansas franchises would boost the OAKLArili ,(UPI) -Vida 0 0 0 0 Bailey pitched- the Montreal M u f r.-i 10 0 0 d'lty. league roster of teams to 18 Blue, Oakland’s celebrated 13 4 8 4 , T o t a ls ]] 2 7 2 Expos to,-a 4-1 victory over t i c u t l o o • - 000 M3 000 - Five more grmiiis,. uu'Uiding For a good part of its holdout, made his HFsl' appfa-' S j n O ii-q 200 000 000 Philadelphia as- the - Phillies two more from Kaii.sa,s..C’ily existence, the NHL consisted of ranee of the year in the sixth [)n-uo 1 1 I) H suffered their ninth , ^ a ig h t (> ■ JO and one eaiii representuig only SIX cities,, biit six more innifl'g of Wednesday night's M r I loss, Phoenix, San Diego and Wasti- were added in l!Hi7, two in 1970, It’sthe- ■game between the A s and the Philadelphia Montreal ab r rf bi i ,ab r n bi ington, DC. are «fheduled, to and two more Atlanta and California Angels!' ' U u , " : i j / i) : i ' t I' I hov^.t. * 0 0'0 lorti". Jilt make ttieir pre.seiitation iK'fore real^thing-Coke. . I Ainu Island ' jdjn the league >i ‘ \ ; 0 0 U U ■^^^.ll^'llU-/ f'l ) 0 0 U II « I) I I II - ,. / ) '!) O'O H a -l.-y Jli _ 4^' the Ixmrd tin TIuir.sday ne,\t sea,son. ‘j— JIIHII .ri)i/iii 1 b 0 AiiM- JIJ 0 Li I* bi>tti«"il ijiuJri itif iurily ot 'fh«- I. 0\i> t i>i«i I. om piiny by i)< o oli) HoMln\y C” o ol l»»in V .. ’ II I 0 0 0 ■.•iiiji« Uir* n 1- 1 .1 a TF men slalo M o m , .7n< I <•' 0 !■ ^CHXIS cl I U I I I , I. I 0 0 U h tx i .I l...- ir / ^ _l_ tL I' Giants ,iuiM i-»> 0 U 0 MoriDii p : 0 0 loiirney tn ,i-Mt,jn L' 0 0 ’O 0 ' M,^l |)l< ) (I (I (I llodgors l > 0 ! A .»• 'w II p 0 II II TWIN FAI.1.S - The anhual - Jetail.^ 2M 1 1 Totals Jtf4V4 GET YOUR FISHINC LICENSE IJOS ANGELES (UPI) ^ Philadelphia ' 001 000 000 1 ~Twin Falls Men's Golf Montreal’ ,JJXUiAaOO» 4 Garry Maddox, singled home, 1 )f t‘ln.,i.U’l|,rT7T’T:'f(>h ^iM l.Klrn.'-. . Association M emorial 'Day m Chris SpBier in the second I'. li^ A f iilr f S D r . AT tournament will be held •1 »L<." inning Wedneday— night, and Saturday or Sunday with the TV7"- Steve Stone rerorded his first finals slated Monday. The $200 victory of the seajson on an - iTierchandise prize tournament Cubs keep ke> eight-hitter as the San P’rancis- IS free to association meiptjers. co Giants posted a 1-0 win over over >leti> 5-1 Roland added a .derby, con- C e d e , the I>)s Angeles Dodgers. sisting 9f Uie> 10 low.gro^ and 10 .CHICACD (UPD.-y6se Car- San Francisco 'Los Anqries low net of the first round and ---- ab r h b, ab r h bi denal drove in four.runs with playing scotchball, tentatively I'M. .1 I • I I- 1 .1 ./.11,'r.t tM- 4 II , I' . two home runs and Burt Hooton ..... I . I !■ .1 ' t, H.,. T1 0. > 1' is slated for Monday afternoon. • ..n It, rO L' li... -.cl 1 0 1 l> scattered five hits Wednesday » . , • II II 1 .) 0 l»“H0l''ns0ii It 4 0 0 0 . ■ I A lO M ) ip .4 II ()' I' to pace the Chicago Cubs to a tLvictory over the New Vopk' Mets. (^al slo.u p ijrh For,-the Mets, it was the“ M- . A. r p u U l> u . Tolais I J I T o t a ls rr-ff-B 0" second consecutive loss to the RODS! opens tonight - S j p F r a n t n CIO 000 000 I Cubs after an 11-game winning FLY I os Anq«'U- 000 OOC OOO 0 I .. . ■ streak. FISHING ^ TWIN FALI.S — The women's v : . ' . . " ; ....x ...... Nfw YOfh Chicago RODS! slowpitch softball season will ip h r i>r bb VO y SPECIAL ^ open with two games Thursday,, reports Julie Astorquia, league COMBINATION RODS! 'S' director. •1 0 I J) ,*.>V0n.. Hi I tJ 0 0 .^4 O 'D iT l 'O p o . . f 1 0 0 (I Browning In the first games, both 1 i> (f u w.Mioipj.' ' ; ’ 0 0 SHAKESPEARE - $OQ88 ? 0 I n Mfiornn p ' ? 1 0 I) starting at ft:30 p.m.. 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TWIN F A L L S .- DedicaUon of of many World W ^ Hi^ad.'The _a new__ monument___ to the ftliHDory new monument is in memory lory (ot ...... <'f "II yyi)^ «arvinom..n ^ho died in'iall_ -r-^ghlight Monday’s Memorial " wars. Day services in Sunset Mem- - I lt,was.made possible through orial Park. the donations of the American 11 a.m. is The liBgion, World War 1 veterans, opgn -to'■•Wie putdic and will several other veterans and feature a speaker to be an- service organizations and the D O U B tE Your savingsat Marty's iTOunced. major contribution from Sierra i"W. W. Frantz said the new Ijfe, Franlz s^tid. 1-abor was memorial at the park replaces a donated by Robert Harney of marble monument which was Pan Ready Sunset Memorial Park. erected more than 30 years ago and was crumbling beyond J. Ted Davis.is in charge of FRYERS rttj>aip,-4t contain« d-tb«i naipcs- 4he-Monday program Israeli census considered feat

By KENNETH L. LUCOFF Census officials first had to SNOWrV P ^ W S continue cfearing heavy TfJ. AVIV (U PII-It took a find tribal sheiks and hold a amountsts of'$nowof "Snow fromI State Highwas 21. which little, Tahnudic logic, some Bedouin pow-wow to discuss tiie will be officially opened from Lowman -to modern technology and simple_ matter. Sdnley on Friday evening. The Idaho Depart­ persuasion to get Israel’s first "They came by camel, on Route opened ment of Highways warns motorists to watch for census in 10 years off th e' ^donkeys und' by ' foot _ to falling ruck on the highway. groi^nd. meetings wi> had, ” 1 jnipr said The population count, which The tribal heads agreed to, began Sunday, almost came to particl^ite in the census when I 'j L i b b y 's F a m i l y - a halt when - Qrthndnx .i^ws . officials.explained that knowing ' _ ___Z______. i . refused to answer questions iiow many Bedouin,^wandered Work force because they feared plagues about itending sheep and goat Richfield slates 18th would befall-tfiem. herds'woiilii mean more nuiney in('reas<^s. Rehgious law has forbidden for pcho'Als, medical care and •htfad coimting since Mopes led social ' services. the Israelites out of slavery "Tliey we^t_back to their Outlaw Day for June 10 in Idah o almost. 3,000 years ago.. It. was tribes and imrtouncfd that on a feared then that the Egyptian different day eaeh tribe would pharoh woUld know exactly how • gather somewhere fgr meet­ ■ RICHFIELD — June 10 has been set for the jJPugfi, and adver.tiiang, Sidney Edwards. TW IN_KA1.f.S An ad- many Hebrews to hunt down. ing. We would be invited, and 18th annual Outlaw Day event in Richfield. ^ Mrs. Stirton will be chainnah of the queen ditiSnal 6.300 (jersons went to "W e simply told the chief then could do our countings, ” ■' Preliminary plans were-.formed and com­ contest, with Mrs. Dale Whitesell assisting. On w«rk in Idaho during April, the rabbi that we weren’t counting Umor said. mittees were named during an. executive •Iherace comnaitCBc^re Dee^.Woiverton and Carl* Idaho Department of' Em ' heads, but air,” census official Only Israelis, Arabs and Jews , meeting of the Richfield Riding Qub Monday Riley; arena events, Wendell Johnson;?fhair- pioypeht reports, Micha Ijmor said Tuesday, .will be questioned In the census evening. The day’s activities willjjegin wlDi a man, with ail members helping: .>ioiiiui sysleiiu~"TTiis dr'oppfd the state’s It was a Talrriudic battle —not residents of territory parade ,at 11 a.m. on Main Street.-The arerra and announcing, James Brown Jr.; hospitality', unemployijient by .2 per cent*^- with the Orthodox, bill - we Israel-oc'^ued in the 1967 six- events begin at 1:30 p.m. ,^t the Riding Club /Mrs. Car! Riley; andentertjiinment, Mrs. Bruce for an overall unemployment , convinced them to coopei^aJS' dii> war. arena west of town/and a Queen’s Dance will be . Sorensen and Mr.‘ and Mrs. Dale White.sell; rate of lL2.per cent'of the work when we explained t^ a^ our held at the I>egion Hall that evening. Jamboree, director will tje I,eRoy Parker forces. ' - . computers don’t count .people, Sidney Edwards, riding club president, wilF be Mrs. Stirton reports-that all girls who woiifd ' '^(Bbu^ 78 per cent of the in­ but' the holes of computedzed- Ship h\ ualer in charge of overall ar^njjem'ents. Assisting like to enter this year's qi^een contest !Tn;--f crease In employment was tied punch cards," Umor said. him will be Dwain Stirton and Dee Wolverton,. contact her by the Juibe. 1 deadline ( is luusi 10 the agricultural industry. It ..wasn’t' quite so easy to vice presidents; Mrs. Dwain Stirton,'secretary, be 15 years.old by Jiine 10 of this ; ,ar and bt 11 . soulh-t'cntral Idaho, MONTGOI^:RY, Ala. lUPl I organize the counting of Is- and Mrs. Wende)! Johnson, treasurer. residents, of Ijncoin S'oiinty. gradually improving weather —Alabaipa leads the nation iri papT's wandering Bedouin - The executive committee made the following Prescott 4tnies froni Kimberly will furni.sh boosted farm i»,ctivity and na.vigable waterways, with 2,092 Arabs, he said. "They’ve got a appointments to work on committees: parade. pony rides, games and carnival attractions. ;\n I'lrDught. more demand f o r ' miles. The heavieiit shipping neighIxjrhood, no street address Cliffbrd-Ward, chairman, Bruce Sorensen and 'Old Timers” themg will be u.sed again this workers In tlia trades, service tonnage Is now carried on the and no telephones out In the War rior-Tombigbee and Tennes­ Forrest Armstrong; entries, Mrs. -Wendell year in the parade. Details of prizes will •nd construction industry. Food., desert” _ Johnson and Mrs. Stirton; gate, Mrs. Rupert (uinounced at 'a later date. __ proi 1's.sing plants began a wind see |ers will^be chosen from the Hagerman and Bliss areas ___ About 20 citizens attended the meeting, held to discuss ob­ K Y A m e t f c a ^ jectives and activities' and to hear ideas from tliose at­ tending. According to Mrs Marlene I^es/, board chairman, the group favors the present plan.s Of the board, which include a transportation program which w h i s l i e y . provides rides to doctors and downtown, recreation and free eoming Sline 25 time activities including games, movies, arts and crafts, polluck dinners and dances Ed Wimmer and Tim Bird bf the Idaho Office on Aging presented films on wh^t olj^er organtzatiorts'^re doing ’w\ttL_ senior citizen centers, and on Richfield honors ^ u d e n t s

RieHFtELEk-=-^teiif iel d High ''School students were honored at an awards assembly , Ttiesday afternoon at the school gymnasium. ------' The evenf cfimiutes the school year that will end with a student bt)f}( swi^mming, party at Banbury Hot Springs Thursday. — -gqpt. tlefl . Andreason presented ^udent body officer pins to president Roger ^Icoechea; Carol Sanders, vice-"president: Lu Ann.EM- wardst Secretary, and Oiariottti Davis, treasurer Academic, awards were given tn riiit.tnnHing Inar^r and iippft division students, i bV .facility members. . ■ -.n - 22 TIm es^N ey«rTw ln F a fliT liWt!aL-7>1uf;Sd8y, AAay 25, 1972

FAM ILY CIRCUS LMLBOn Thk W idowed And Divorced

^Tw ivnii^f th r«« wlrtnwers remarry within 11 years. But six but of^seven d ivo rc^ men g e t married.agOin witb- in^aftime^-— ~ SM ALLER the beast, faster it btims up its grub. A '^ ird might starve in five days, a, dQg^ln BG.'Eot owners, please note. ' " ’ ------— IF YOU don't count the NO;[^the can opener is Qct___ , • * obyious Hawaii, which No. 1. but Nol'S ijtn that fist state is most nearly sur­ of most frequently used rounded by water? Nobody kitc^«n utensils. No, 1 is , gets this one. New Jersey. th e c o ffe e ,'pot,^ ■Nake a t6wri frorp city to city. Contrary considerably bigger than to widespread notion, most W a s h in g to n . D. C. of the dooj- knockers, such as the encyclopedia men, SLEEP are hometown boys. They That women need more may tell you they can't sleep than men is a theory, come back, because they're not a proven fact. That just in from Chicago on a women get more sleep than one-day visit. But the odds men. however, is a proven are they live just a few fact, not a theory. Recent miles awiiy. Or even ii few studies show the ladies blocks. average 52 minutes more QUERIES s le ep than do th e rqen in any 21 hours. But do not Q. “A re rats either right- sleep as deeply, the girls. handed or-left-handed?" y GI-NURAL TFND1;NCII:S; Y ou have many It is they, not thetr-gftfltle- A. They are. And mostly small duties to perform which win goodwill men friends, who are mOst - right handed. and respect from- those «iith whom you have- usual duties apt to hear the odd noise at 3 ■----an “ bblipironr So tiST'snre you-handle all personal, business Q. “WHO first ferried midnight. What's that, and governmental responsibilities welL Jh(?a-you.will be free that men and women have Ral'ph^y-Wake up. , — — to look into new avenues of expression tomorrow "' the same numbec-of ribs? " IN 'H ot Sprifigs, Ark., a AJtlKS XMar 21 to Apr l ‘>) ^Taltc'the right plan now (o A A Belgian named An­ professional animiU train­ keep all the prormsei you have made^ and please allies dreas Viisaliu.s In 15 13 er. who teaches mammals immensely thereby Follow your intuition, which is apt to -r^^-He, f^ n d oyfw ith a !ihu*-p how to.act in the movies, be most accuratejipw Avoid one who has all eye oYi youj- "The discuvery didn't rates the intelligence of assets - dqi '%ueh to enhance his same, in desrenditrii drder, \ TAURUS (Apr 50 to May 20).Discussing with associates popularity; either Vasalius 'KCRRY DRAKE us f<)llow,s 1 A p e s 2, those- policy and oth<;r matters of importance puts your was one of the first of those Porpoi.ses 3 Rart-nohs 4 relationship oA„s ,mortj'satisfylng and successful basis, Dpn'l cu rio u s o n t t e r s w h o ItiQpt I'tL TAKE'THI^-BACK' A U K t& H X w a r p ! P R O P I nsTEAPOF OBEyiNG, THE CROOK ■Hugs.,, delay-in handling l4ial civic matter Show yo'u have great skeletons in th'eir'closots. V AND MARK n ' ANP.WHEM me MONEY ANP PUT YOUR LEAPS BEHUMP MRS. BROWN ANP LET it now be reported ab’Tlity. ' ' WE CATCH THE THIEF HANPSBemNP YOURMfAP' GOES FOR HIS 6UN.*.-,r for the record that "foul " ~trEMINl (May 21 to June 21) (>et the cooperation of TMtRG'LL BE A NICE I'M A POUec OFFICSRi Q. "H O W often does a lie associates aind- co-workers so you clear up all that work d e te c to r g e t It r ig h t? " play" is unlikely in missing ahead of you in jig time Make sure you rest after the'day's A.‘About two out of every ■ pexsons rases. Examina­ toil instead of going out for fun that <;ould be strenuous, three time's! s'uy-. the legal tion of about 500,000 his^ ;i ejcjKinsive as well ^ i critics. Not bad. I say, not tories -indicates only one MOON CHILDREN (aune 22 [to'July 21) If you get your bacl at all vanishec| soul in every ___, work done early, you have plenty of time later for joining 3.000 is a rmjrder victim YOU’D TH-h*K the U S - with congeiiials at mutually' eryoyable-pleMure Spend more )■ C o a s t -=Oi3ard Tire bhnts ~ time having fun with closest tic A great deal of mental Addim moil IQ I M Soyd. would always have the P O Bo. harmony can be built.up this way i;0 7 6 fori Worth right of way. would you? rx76IO ? LEO- (July 22 to A\^%. 2 1) If you show you are But the^don't understanding o f The -wocjr and -anxieties of km. you can Cffp^rrjhr.19/2 i'm Boyd . diplomatically straighten out matters at homi^Smile more and_«i -WINTKROP AilRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 2 2) An jdeal day for shopping Aniwcf to Pfc*io«t Pu'zi^c for whatever it is you need the most, as well as for running IX > l-IIU -|1 •'.t V-' A t Ai 1 ■ 1 1 t ^ Wf U ' r c o w w Foodstuff- jTpr .errands for yoursejlt.aiid others If you don't have a really v ,'V .ii I ’ K.| ir-k 1 irii I V/ ui M l ANI - .1 I- II ' IN I Ml V I I ’ . VK ■>(! AAlhii 1 I I t'l* II . comfortable ch?u, buy one Relax tonight_ M.vor.-'WKAJ-!! •-olll 1 livt--.. ACKOSS pr-.jM rt LIBRA ('Sept,2^ io fv.i 2.') You can'l-conumi/c more I Sod.. •V»CKUi^ now and also put new ideas to work that wil| jd d to ftresent 4 Mat liiif iiM- t arm- ■ :i7 (;i%*> > a prosgyity Listening carefully to whal a highly succfsjilul .irid IxitU'i ;w-Ai u\ person has to suggest is fine le i some o f that siKcess ruti K'Mfal t.. .. Cl IJ KxiM for Ifi'b, o ff on you I .S A n o\s [>voi k in Negation .M Donu-nliMl 7 Vii vv II 111 L'tah' SAGIIJARIUS (•Nov 22 to r'>Bc 21) You can g>t intfl-alt IXMIIK .^2 FokerslA^v.* H Iron IN cmf ;n SinmiiK vuu. s ' those Secret matters_you have delayed handling, with good IH Tu.scanv f).! P(K*tns Ml iVifum.- results Follow your intuition which is quite accurate now ( Italian) S4 Simin^cr \ Ki i diMOf.l ;W Dftrrn.tr..- 21* Dv>vi t .'>5 StU(J 10 Iah atioii 40 SlwinM'ii. and let it help you immensely Don't waste valuable time, «.»! f)f) Haidv hot oiuc 11 Si.iU". 41 Ir.ui youis or that-of others 2X S.t k ■ t~ Fcminini' 17 H.u.»:nu.ii • -JJ -..ah CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) Getting together with L'2 H avf a nu kiiatn*.* halt.•I. .1 .'ilk I (Irmk l‘> Un. I.muI.M '• 4.1 It.iITini strra good pals or going out socially is excellent today, tonighi,—-< m <-npola DOWN- Hi.ii ou-, 44 Hiicr-fiiil •• . ' since you have time and opportunity-fpr so doing Use jr, pn-lfxls 1 Ai;<» inoiiMt r •- I'- Mill. I.Il l.n ingenuity in making your plans to leach m '/ 52 53 54

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' ' \ OUT lOUR WAY MAJOR HOOPL,E -L- ■ WHA.1 > Tni< I vN-XkjT W FATmER ClOrT ^ MAT* IT WiTm ' TrfATS VERY COMMENDABLE.V TO OVI v%>» \ FOR C-R1 kV-=r AajC? I ,MY WCED >>VV,BTHA, > p. '7 A •) HAV e KE>/ TOPE l ivER AKJ ’ MR.TURNE1t«I LL AE£ Tv^E^BK; ►€WY'^EI<5HT lO jK *h£ I V^AT^JS.^ ALONiC-» w it h TM£ (C.E>- • Tt4A>T VCTu'RE n o t ...BOUT'AT ^6; / vv>-to IT ►v'v. ^ TF .Th at w »t m iT3 ■ UiSTUratU BY A#j- Where ti- tm PREE £^ETT€R UOVJD N O IS E S ■ S FiaM-^iSa THE PETLJRvjer* tD rrs TH65HOV(* Ot4 b tT R ffiT BK'JCER ikjtme 3AeAC,E. ^ NOB(P£>V l-l- ^>^^CL^SSIC MATCH-UP M1S5 T V I j — dP (T0>jlTTJA6TlN<3-, R E X MORGAN . r LEGAL NOTICE . LEGAL NOTICE L^GAL. W2UCE LfeGAlNOT^E LEGAL No tice: Thursday, May 25. 1972 Tlmes:News, Twin Falls, Idaho 3 3 . - w ■ - i . • • ' NOTICE TO BIDDERS ) '•iNVITATlbN'TffBID . CO LLECEO F SQifTlltBftM tBAFTe INVITATION FOR1(CDS " LEGAL NOTICE The Porchasino..Aoent-for._.------. ------NOTICE OF-IM ^XIM S- NOTICE Tp-gtPpERS ____ ._ ll5 ______^______LEG^L NOTICE the5^tateof Idaho will receive sealed $ealed-bf^ yv ill^ received in the AfPO,HTEDPOJFOR PROVING PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Sealed ^fctS'wlll be received bid!( aj his office. Rogm 205 OfiJce cf The Superintendent of Sealed bids will be received Ontil—Cttyqt Kimberly, idaKo, arm ejjU i« N9TICE OF APPLlCATIpN FOR: N o. 4 N ------6 t i < Statehouse. Boise, Idaho, until 11:00, SchooTs* IwatiTd 'a t the School ______EStAtt Nol SII 2:00 p.m. MDT on Wednesday M ay or ihe. c ity CierK.'ca^TCTpa N O T IC E fo'CR^DITORS A. m . ..June 2, 1972for Requlsltiop _ Administration BulldinQ: 201 Main i n TM^rne DISTRICT COURT OF THE 31, tW In the office of the business Kimberijj-Tdaho. up to :t < No. GP 148 for Roof Coating for Avenue West, Twin Palls.. Idaho FIFTH'JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF .m anaiw''b*'he College of Southern '5;00 p.m. on June 1tl»72, and bids IN TH E DISTRICT COURT OF THE , IN THE DISTRICT COURTJJF THE School'for the Deaf and the Blind at 83301, u n til 4 :0 0 p .m ., M ay 20. 197^. THE STATE.OJ^ IDAHO, IN AND Idaho. 3VIN lJ3fr,-Twln Palls, Idaho and ithen_ tie^pty Coo^ll In said,' THE ATE _OF-^OAHO, IN~AND ;,TH E STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND publicly op^ed, for f urnishing Hi the Municipal BuildlhBW T:66 p.m. on’- FOR V h e COUNTY OF TWIN • F O R T W IN R A L L S C O U N T Y .- publicly open^d‘cu. In. engine that,TW IN-£ALfcSTlTlfrai TRUST W TICE Is hereby given fo the State Purchasing Agent Business Manager That Tues^y. the 30fh day of May, — Diesel fuel, 3W gallons i{ge,2 barrel or 4 barrel CO.. a Corporation, organized and creditors an^ all persons having M a y 23 . 24 & 25, 197? The‘Board of Trustees reserves 1972. at ten o'clock a.m.-of said day, M ptor Oil hd. 110 g allo n s in 55 gal carboretQr' witr\.heA;y______duty_ exhaust_____ . existing under .and by virtue.,of the claims against. Ehrhardt- the right to accept the bid deemed at the Court Room of said Court, in drunks (4) Heavy duty cooling>olir ^yvlem (5 laws of the State of Idaho, has filed Herbst.deceased; or- his estate, to best, or JO reiect any and or alhbids the Twin Falls County Judicial Motor Oil non detergent, 55 or.6 blade fan) herein its verified application for a exhibit them vjjjth the neceuary and to waive any technicality, BIdg.. in the City of Twin FaJIs, gallons in 55 gal drums (5) 52 amp alternator D ^ e e dissolving said corporation, 9outherv Withii^^lour rhonths after (6) Duahspotlights J • T ANDERSON County of Twin Falls. State of Idaho, Motor Oil hd. 30 gallons m quart and th*■ at the " »- id— d‘ ay of Ju n e , 1972. at the first iJublication olJ^nollce, to 17). Automatic transmission — C le rk has been appointed as the Time and ca n s •• ' 10:00.in the forenoon of said day 4r the said Violet L. Herbst, at the law NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE heavy duty, 3 speed equal to 400 6 m. as 9^11 thece'atte.r as counsel can be o ffices of B a r i E . W a lk e r. 259 6th' OF PERSONAL PROPERTY School District No. 411 place for proving “the will of .said Motor,'-Oii non detergent, 18 (0) Power steer mg . . Twin Falls. I^aho 83301 Elijabeth R/an, deceased, and fdr galions,^n quart car\s heai^,. has been appointed as the Ave. N orth-^ in Falls. Idaho, this (9) Power d>sc brakes — time and the court room of said P U B L IS H M a y 18, M ay 25. 197^ nearing the application, of Joel A being the*^lace Mixed for the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, _LLL_Sha0W tinted windshield Distrlc^^ourt of the Fifth Judicial Brady for the issuance to h?m of A lOO gallon overhead tank'wlth (n ) AM radio transaction of the business of said That 'The._ Ailey^ Inc , an Jdano District of th^r-«ote of Idaho in and estate. corporation, will seil'.^t public U le --^se^^ers. T e s ta m e n ta ry , w hen and pedestal & -hose io be furnished by ' k|2) KoavV dutv seats C iv il C ase N o. 25129 wfter<; any person interested may vendor (l3) Insfallafion of all emergency for the County of Twin Falts as the J>ated this Uth day of May. <972. one (1) 1964 Cadiliac automobile, place atA t wtiich U U h irK the f K * ssaid a l H apjphcation .>nWl.<- - ' VVIOLET / m i C T i L. LJHERBST c ; D Q C T seriat na 6380^853. The property NO«*«€-OF WRIT appear^and-contest same light and equipment isiren ) from old p olice car to be h e a rd , and. Executrix of the Last will >■ ' will be sold at 10:00 o'clock a ni, on OF ATTACHMENT M a y 9. 1972 The foregoing quaptities are all »U SSKI.I. VIKLI.IKl (41 Wheel base not less than 118 m That on or before the said 2nd day .of Ehrhardt Herbst, AAonday, June 5. 1972^^ 2)0 Sixth HaroU) A-,L.ancaster «tim dted requiremefits * .'Biddt^s sh^ll submit, <»long with nor more than 124, m of Ju n e . 1972. an y person m a y file deceased. Avenue East. Twin Tails. idAno.- , Ihf THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Clerkof the Districf Court ... r and oits •.be^ng b id ,- . (16) Heater and dl*tro*ter thereof by the above entitled court slorage- P u b lish M ay U , 18, 25. 1972 The College is federal tax and (17) Windshield wipers IN WITNESS W HEReOF,-UMye.' S50.00 a mopmonth-trom Novernber 3. i- (10) Undercoated UNTAlKrVIEW sales fax exempfon These prqdutfs hereunto set my hand and affixj^ 1971, to M a y 17, 1972. The r e \ . NOTICE TO CREDITORS (19) Solid coicr sedan the sea* of the District 'Court S B C T IO N I AL*E&CENT CEN XiB INC . IN THE DISTRICT COUR^ORTHE . Point ot delivery 'A'M be’ at the ADVERTISEM ENT FOR BIDS oWner o( &aid vehicle is S. du H arger. maintenance building on fhe College afpresaid, this 24lh day of Aor'il. " N ^ s Of Plamtift, vs. VINCENT REED AND ■FIFTH'JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF Bids to include fr^de in allowance OMice ot the City Clerk . Dated th is 19th day of ■^97‘2 jia m p u s. 315 F a lls A venu e Twr • T H E O F ID A H O . IN A N D F d J Is :' . H A Lancaster, Clerk F O R T H ^ c o u n t y O F T W IN sed an. Senal No 154699J222907 Twin Falls. Idaho By RALPH E FAUGHT The College reserves the nght to By s Luc ille W iicoc k NOriCE IS H EREBY GIVEN that f a l l s MAiJiSTRATE DIVISION All bids must, contain bidder's P reside n t reiect any or all bids, and to accept Deputy Clerk Servicemen on M ay 18. 1972. a . W rit of “m^the Matter of the Estate of security of at least five percent (5) Sealed proposals will be received PUBLISH. May 25 & June 1, 1972 the bid or bids oee/ned to be for the PuDhsh A p ril 27. M a y n r 11. 18 & 25, Attachment was issued of ttle WILLIAM MORGAN PRiCE. of bid am ount m e ith er jc a s h . at this office until 4 00 o'clock P.M ., best interest of fhe cohege contrrtct cashier's check payable lo City, 1972 ataove er>titied Court m the above M D L.T , on May 26, 1972 for the NOTICE OF FILING PETITION Deceased. ^ lor furnishings said products will be certified check pay^ibie To Cify or TWIN FAIXS - Marine Pvt. AND NOTICE TO CREmT.ORS entitled action, attaching the Notice is hereby Qi^en by Idaho following described work. property of the above nan\jed subieci to c»pprovrt» by^ .the bidder's tx>nd p»\table to Cil.y NOTICE OF PU BLK HEARING Russell P. Viellieux, son of Mrs. IN T h e DISTRICT COURT OF THE First National Bank, Admmis a d m in is tra tio n ot the College Further information iiiay . be- Reconstruction t>of rthe following FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF defendants tor the su m of $2,263 07, frator wlft\ WrtKAnnexed of o<3tained-atr-Uie office of the City ■ NOTICE IS H EREBY GtVEN by described streetv •*«" Twin Falls. - COLLEGE OF bOUTHEWN the Planning and Zoning Dolores H. Viellieux, Twin t h e STATE OF IDAHO. IN'AND-*^‘Yf. the atx>ve estate, to the creditors of ID A H O Clerk. MunTtnflal Building. Idaho included m Local IN WITNESS W HEREOF. I have and all persons having claims- Kimberly, Idaho Commission, Twin Fails County, Improvement District No. Q7^, FOR THE COUNTY OF TWIN • H W VAN St>-K.E Falls,, has completed basic hereunto set m y hand and the seal of against William Morgan Pnce, Thtf City T e s e rv e s the righ’f-. to' Sf ategUda^p, that a Public He^ri^ —frfni^ o nt? Street from Second FALLS Business Manager trailing at., the Marine Corps this Court, fhts I8th day of May. 1972 deceased, or his estate, to exhibit reiecf any and all bids and to waive will be’helSupon a petition•etition filed by Aveni^East (and West) fo Slxfh MAG.4STRATE DIVISION H^ A LANCASTER PUBLICATION M ay'lii and 2i. In the M&tter of the Estate of 20E them with the necessary vouchers, lor m alities M r Don ' B arlo g t to re zo n e the Avenge Sest (atw East) Recruit Depot in San Diego, C le rk CITY OK KIM BERLY. IDAHQ L SMITH, Deceased. within four months after mtf--Urjrt following described property from South Park Avenue from the West Calif. By CLEO ROBINSON p u b licatjo n of th is n o tice , to the vaVd By EDYJHE WIOMER Its present-A 1 Ayicultu^^f Zone lo CitV Lim its to-Washington STreel D eputy ■"TIOLLEGEOFSOUTHFRN IDAHO ■ City Cferk NOTICE IS H ERE BY GIVEN that Administrator with Will Annexed at GC 1 General Comm^rclaf^ne Russet Street ffom South Park P U B L IS H M a y 25. Ju n e 1 4 8. 1972 NOTICE TO BIDDERS PUBLISH M^y 25 and June 1. 197? on Ihe 5th d a y of M a y , 1972. R u sse ll the o ffic e ’ of H M J e w e ll.. 214 VOCATIONAL LABORATORY Avenoa to the Railroad TWIN .^1 FALLS - Navy Won filed his verified PetiHon-' Shoshone Street East, Twin Falls. In Section Fourteen (14), Locust Street from FourttvAv^nue NOTICE OF APPLICATION EQUIPMENT SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION co n fo rm in g w ith 15 2203 Idaho Code. Idaho, this b^infif fhe place^fixed for Township Ten (10) South. Range East to Heyburn Avenue • _ Atrman Apprentice, Gregory L. -FOf» W ATER PERM IT No 25069 Sixteen (16). E BM fhe area wt}erein he sets out thaf he is the son the iransacTion of the business of T ru: Coilet^e ot i^ouihern Idaho wtU Elizabeth Blvd. from Locust ' JN THE DISTRICT COUWt OF IHE befVveen H ig h w a y 30 a n d th e Street to-Mac^spna • iYehle, son of Mr. ^ _Mrs. ' ini-iaw of Zoe L Sm»th, deceased, Notice IS hereby given that «^c^ve sraiod bids until } 00 Dat^thrs-'9Th Jbrihern 300 feel alreac^y ibned GC and portions ot the following Equipiiu*nf for tfu.* i rops anil *Oil^", Nh O AkM^ N T ROU I ’Memphis. Tenn. Code . a S2 cu b ic feet per second of w at^r 197? 1 , ■ ■ streets not. included as a part of laboratory m the Vo T DeT>n'tr.inl NOTICE IS FupTHER G^yEN^ from a seepage tunnel, tnbutarv'pf baid property is lusher despnbed Local Improvement Disttict No. 87 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Buiidiruj Ofi CSl campus THE ST'Jl.It O f I f)AM O ds "by Ihe said Russetl Wolf to all Rock Creek by means of dam, pipe as being irt'^he vicmity of Curry Morpingside Drive l^robate A lompluU* list Of said equ-pment ^greetings "LilUi Nt. O ^ A K , TWIN FAI.lii— Marin^Sgt. cre^^ilors of and all persons having and-,ponds—wilhin the NE'4NW '-. C ro ssm u . AllA .D.rivjBv Sec 27, T lOS, R i r 6 , B M . T w in IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE and th e. spec it k at •Tjn'S “ \h^reof -s '/v \ E N T R C n jT t'he . atx)ye nam na ed claims against Zoe L Smith, Glendale Avenue Earl 1,. Khutsen, son of Mr. and Falls County to be us^ from Jah l F I F T H j u d i c i a l DISTRICT OF vailable from Mr Qrvai firSdley defendant i NOTICE..IS FURTHER GIVEN Ridgeway Drive deceased, or her estate, to exhibit fo Dec 31 for futTt propagatign and director of the CSl Vocntiof^al Scf>ool Mrs. Lynn 1,. Knutsen,-iTwia them with the necessarv vouchers THE'STATE OF IDAHO. IN AND You are hereby notified that ihdi a“ Public Hearin‘g“'Will be held, Crestview Drive from Apnl Tto Nov, 30 tor fhe at UOO K»niberly'Road. Twm falls • Lompl.iini has ^)eefi MeO <«ja'''sl you bviJgre .;hC Twin Falls County* wiihm scti*d to appear Falls. Idaho upon said Petition operations at Camp Ijejeune, N. ldaho”833pi, tftis being the place- Protests against the granting oi fhe Bradley of ' his dek'Uated TW.Work-shall include removal of and plead fo the scrd ccripplaint Any and all persons iritereV.^ old pavement. cutB and gutter. C, fixed for the transaction of me—-pern^il muM be filed with fhe Idaho rep/esentative DnTxartment of Wafer Admimsfra NOTICE i’ftjlE R ^ Y ’GIVEN by wiihm tweni-r-days of fhe servico,of may appear at said hearing and sid.ewalk, trees,- tmivcellaneou^ » ...» , . 1 . . r .business of the estate Bids vviiJ be opened at the I'me antJ meeting lb register their approVal.- Itic (esLs were conducltd for :... d a te d th,;. aih day oi M a y, 1973 tiop. Sfatehouse, BiSlse, Idilho. 'tht undersigned. Administrator of , ttris-.suiTunons ancJ you are further irrigation structures, furnisbing hnd fhe e sta te s of O S B O U R N W and plate siat»*d m par'aqroph No l f>ot.tied thaf unlwss you'so appear. disapproval and comments on any unc^asS'tfied exCavatlOfv- for' the AV-aA 'Harrier" short take 4 DANIEI. B MEEHL 83707, on o r befdrtf June '12. ab^ui* Magistrate LILLIE B LILLY, husband and arid pleach to SOjcJ to m p la m l w ilh m and all of the matters above stated.. ^ogr '^00 construction ol sObbase, off. and landing aircraft at the R KEl TM HiGGiNSON wife, deceased, fp tpe creditors of The College reserves Ihe right to the ti»ne herein specilied, the and they m ay file t ^ jr _ w ritte n A^phj»itir pj»yem«>nt m r h and NOTICE OF FILING PETITION D ire cto r ' ----- reieif any or all tJids subtriftted arid AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS and all persons having claims plaintiff Will fake ludgmenf agamsi obtections to iald TdAe change wifh -gutter, miscel ranaous irrigation Marine Carps base.' Koytsen js Published in the Timo News. against the saidBeceased. lo exhibit to,accept the one or- onev deetiu’d yt>u «ts prayod. in said coftipiamf said Commission_. or at 634 Addison "^ rk and other related Hems, Twin Falls. Idaho, on May 25* and best for the G^>ilege Awarding tnr- Ayenue West, Tv^in Falls. Idaho, og niji^riedip the former Bylah P. t i m e s N e w s p u b l i s h t.hem With fhe necessary vouchers This action^-*fc- broucjht for a accordlng-^o the plans on file and June I, 1972 contract pertjnent f>ereto w»JJ. tn* or befof«#-d‘ateof said .hearing M a y 25. l9/7.''an d Ju n e 1. 15>7? wifhnT four months after the f»rst divorce and restoration of 'lornuT open for inspection At the office gf Kemper, Twin Falls. "^ bilcation of this notice, to the sa«d subiect to a p p ro v 4 j by the name. E;2 H A LANCASTER commissioning, crew of the THE STATE OF IDAHO,.IN AND M AGISTRATE DIVISION RICHARD C HUSSELL ■ f-»lrtint,tt Inc . 149 Third Avenu^East, Twin A^jrniniStrator Address 3S9 6lt* Ave North, twir\ Cic'r k ^ T a M s ) Idaho 83301. Sets gf plans, and Navy snewest destroyer escort, ^OR .THE CCHJNTY OF TWIN NOTICE Op PU ^ I< MEARTNG PUBLISH May 18 25 f^ A LLS .^ I'n fhe Matter of the E sta te of E-states of OSBOURN I .jlis . Ulatu) 8*JJ0I specififiations are available from the E L M E R E L E ICHL I TER , E n g tn w r at a cost of $20 00 per set the V. S. S. Bagley at San Diego, M AGISTRATE OlVlS,lPN W ahd LILLIE B NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by D euui^ ecr LILLY , husbaqd dfid p ayab le to J U B E N G I N E E R S . In c. Calif. • In the Matter of the ^tate ot the Planning and Zonmg P U lU IbH M ay 11. IH 3S 1973 CAT HE RIN UBY O R N t A , Wife. Deceased ' NOTICE OF eXECUTlOM The successful bidder will be 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY.GIVEN BV Commission. Twm F^ls County required to ..-tg^ply wltti r‘ttied by High SchooLand is nlarried to ___ creditors of and all persons h>v4og FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF public worksrprolects I9 conformity NOTICE IS H EREBY GiVETJ. - qa'ims against Elmer E Leichiifer', SUMMONS NO 144^ C P D W Benkuia and Harold Caldwell . NOTICE IS HEREBY GiVbN by T H E s t a t e OF IDAHO, IN AND w»th theprovtsionsof Seclon 44 1006 the former Jii(ty A. DeLeon of Trrat John EMis Cornia has filed in dfcceasectr or--^s-4fcstate. to exhibit IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE to rezorre the lollowmq described the ,f2tanning and Zonmg FO R t h e COUNTY OF TWIN of the Idaho Code. Twin Kails. He is the son of this Court his petition for the probate them W ith'lhe necessary vouchers, FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF property from its present R J Commission'' Twm Falls Couniy, ot the will of CATHERIN E RUBT_ -T*»^thin tour months after the first THE STATE lif IDAHO. IN AND F A L l S Alt bidders shall be licensed as Residential Zone to GC ' General St at e ol I dano, m a t'a Pubhc H earing public works contractors under the Duane 1,. Jacobson, Shoshone. CORNIA. cfeceaSed. and for the ~POblita/ion' poblita/Ton ofo this Notice, to fhe said t FOR T h e COUNT-Y OF TWIN Commercial 2one Will beheld upim a re/onmg rtjQuesi E L EON A, SYAS, Plaintiff, issuance of Letters Testamentary A dminisfrafor at fhe law offices of FALLS vs . . law s of the State of id^ho. to re/one a«i area Irom ilspresentA^ ■ Bidders will "be reqpTred to furnish fhereon to the said John Elhs Webb, Pike. Burton and Carlson, P MAGlSTRATEDlVISlON A tr a c t of- land ih e Northeast 1 Agricultural Zone to RTTT DONALD W SYA^. Defendant v O Bo* 3J. Twin Falls. County of In the inferest Of PATRICK O bid security in.fhe form of cash, Corma. and that Tuesday, the 13th Qua*"i«ir of m<>'*>^ortheasl Q uarter WeSidential Agricultural Zone The NOTICE iSGtvEN thataW ritof Twin Falls. State of Idaho, this be mg SHANNON Child Under 18 Years of cashier's check, certified check, or d ay of Ju n e . 1973, at the hour of 10 00 I N E ' J N E ' 4 > of Set ti‘on T wenty Nm<^ ■ area to be re/oned is ) Execution was issued out. of fhe the place fixed for the transaction of Age above enf.Ued Court On M a y f'. T^?2, bid bond, payable to the City of Twin o'clock am of said day. at the fhe busi/less of said estate (V9). I own Ship I en iiu» »utrr. H ills in courtroom -of fhe flbovF entitled THE STATE OF iDAttO-SiENDS agamSf fhe foliowihg described real Falls in the amount of five per cent . Dated M a y 23, 1972 GREETINGS TO Pafr»cK, F Range Seventeen (17), E BM . The West 660 feet of the Northwest Court, ai the Twin Falls County property of Pt-afnhff. fo wil (5 per cent) of the total amount oi LE.E LEICHLITER Sh anno nr-« o E l K im M otel, ^tim-^ Quarter (NW' *) of. Section Five (5). !> lti^ souri ____ ^ Judic lal. Building, Twin Falls. Twin That portion of Lbf „B of Yeaim an the bid . ■ . Admmisfralor of the Estate berly Road. Twm FaUSt, Idaho Said property is further described the East 660' of Ihe Northeast The successful«bidder virill be Palls County, Idaho, have been Addition, Twin Falls .f^ohtyi Idaho, of Elmer E LeichJiter, Sue Ellen Shannon*. Overland as bemg located at.Ji>e m,iersi^cfion Quarter (NEi-4).of Section Six (6). required iq tuntfsh a one hundred appointed by the above entitled according to,-Mre' plat thereof JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Deceased Hotel. 213 Soijth 9th. Boist, Idaho ol Highway 74 anTJKh ctTard Drive and the Easi of Ihe Southeast per cent (100 per cent) performance Court ae fhe time and place, of recorded m Volume 1 of Plats, page PUBLISH May -»T June 1. 6 & 15, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTt^JED "^uar^r (SEI 4) of Section SiX (6.) bond and aonehundred pfitLCfiHl ilOO . I U P I) — Sen George McQovern hearing said petition, when , and 1972 37, re co rd s of sa id C o ug ty, m ore That a Petition, pursuant to N O T IC E IS f u r t h e r G IV E N ^5«cep!l Ihat 200 feef already zoned per centj labor and i;nateriats bond 'wt^ere any p erso n m te resled m a y pariicuiariy described as beginning won 11 of Missouri's 73 C h iid P ro te c tiv e A c t, h as been tiie^l that a pubhc hearing will be held R A 1 T 10 S . R 17 E B M for? faithful performance of the appear and content the same and E sta te 304 m ihe-above entitled mait&r m the at a pomt 174 34 feet North of the before the Twm Falls County •jCofStract in the full ,amount of the convention delegate^4at-e Tues­ Show cause, if any he has, why'said NOTICE TO CREDITORS above entitled Court, the Petitioner. Planning and ZonMg CanamiS^'on at NOTICE IS fu rth e r GIVEN Southeast corner of said Lot, ihenc^ INTHEDISTRlCtCOURTOF THE Department of Public Assistance West parallel to the South line Contract price, " . day m congressional district petition should not be granted the hour ol 8 30 p m on the Bth day that a Pubhc Hearmg will be held The right is reserved by the City to DATED this 22nd day of May. f i f t h j u d i c i a l DISTRICT OF Sfafe of loaho. and you are hereby ol Ju n e , 1973. In Ih e Twm F a lls before the Twm Fans County thereoi 90 leel . itience North caucuses , THE STATE OF IDAHO. IN AND d ire cte d to ap pear at the hearing on parallel fo the East hne thereof 67 reject any and all proposals and to t9 72 County Judicial Building. Twm Planning and Zonmg Commission at postpone the award of the Contract Of the remaining 62 dele­ s S A D IE D e G U E E . ' FOR THE COUNTY OF TWIN s a id P e titio n , M J 00 P M , on the 6th Falls. Idaho upon sa»d Pttil'on the hour of 9 00 o 'clo ck p m on the feet thence West parallel to fhe FALLS d ay of J u ly . 1972, in sdid Court, South hne thereof 90 feet to a point for a period not to exceed forty (40) Deputy Clerk * Any and all person^ iftHprejtedmay 8th day of Ju n e. 1973. m fhe Twm days, and to accept the proposal that gates. 44 were chosen as- I Jud-ciai Bu-idino, Twm Falls, Idaho, on fhe East ime thereof, thence MAY MAY fi, SUDWEEKS MAG ISTR AT E.D l VISION appear at said hear^g-««d meefihg Fails Cour^y Judicial Buiidmg. Twm is. in the opinion of the City Council, in compliance with the Order of the South on said East ime 67 feet, more uncommitted and the other 18. By JAME S J MAY In the Matter of the Estate* of to r e g - s t e r , t h e ir a p p r o v a l Falls, Idaho upop said Petition in the best interests of the City of above entitled court or less to the pomf of beginning. Attorneys for Petitioner ROSCOE M W ALKER, Deceased W ITN ESS my hand and ttie seal of disapproval and comrnents on any Any and all persons mterested Twin Falls The Contract may not be repre.sentatives lo the Demo- A^gD A LS O a portion of Lot 1 of 516 Second Stre e t E a st said Court fh.s 9»n day of May. 1973 and all ol the m ailers above slated, may appear ai sa.d hearmg and awarded until the assessment NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN. To North Eirn Street Circle Subdivision, iratic National Convention at P 0 Box 105 H A Lancaster and they may file their wvniien meeting to register ineir approval, hearing has been JftfJil-— ,------Tw in F a lls , Idaho 03301 the creditors of and ail persons C lerk obiecfions to said /ont> change witrr-' disapproval and comrients on any described as beginning at the ,Miami Beach will be chosen at Bids must be submitted on the PUBLIbH May 35 June 1 8. 8, 1973 having claims agamst Roscoe M By s Mildred S Card said Commission, or at 634 Addison and an of fhe'matters above slated, Southeast corner of sa*d Lot 1 and standard enclosed form Envelopes the party's .state convention Walker, deceased, or his estate, fo Deputy Clerk Avenue West, f wm F ails. Idaho, on and they may file fheir written running thence f^rth along the East cortfaming bids must be sealed, exhibit them with the necessary Piibl'Sh May 1® i *‘jnp » I97‘> or b efo re date of said hearm g objections fo-->aid-/orfe change with hrie of said Lot a d ista n ce of 65 fe e t. June 10 marked and addressed as follgws: vouchers.wiinm tour months atter Dated fhis 16 day of May, 1973 said C o m m ission, o r ,a t 634 Addison ttience running West a dlstanx;e of 7 BID FOR CONSTRUCTION OF LEGAL NOTICE the first pjblication of this nof'Ce to L J AME S KO U T N I K Avenue West. Twm Falls. Idaho, on feet thence runnmg South and Mt^lovern got six delegates -A PuDi'C Hearing for annexation NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING LOCAL IM PROVEM ENTf >ne ' undersigned executrix af the Chairjnan — Cf ii^ fdrc date of said hearing par With Ttre E a s t I ifTe of said Lot DISTRICT NO 87 w h«i he swept the entire of cerTain properties into the Ctty of Offices of Rayborn, Waybom and Dated th is 16th day of M a y . 1973 1 to the Soutfi boundary hne of said NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Piannmg ~ and Zonmg C IT Y H A L L Hansen will be hei^ at 8 p rti F nday Barchas. Bank of Idaho Bidg . P O L JAMES KOUTNIK second congressional district the Planning and Zonmg C o m m issio n Lot 1 fhencji, an a southessterly TWIN FALLS, IDAHO ever»ing May ?6 a», the H ansen C it y Box 321. T w in F a lls , Idaho, fh ii Twin Falls County. Idaho C H A IR M A N (iir ect'ion Tffonc^jrhe South Im e of said >Haii Commission. Twm Falls County,' P u b lish M ay 11, 18 & 25, 1972 caucus in St Ixjuis The bemg the place fixed lor the ATTEST Planning and Zonmg L o t 1 to the'pom t OWTtnmn^ Thd' follow.nq oesrriDea real Slateof Idaho.ihai a Pubhc H^armg Edythe Koonti transaction of the busmess of said H a LANCASTER Commission. Twm Falls- codirector of McXiovern's St.- Will be held upon a petition filed by C ity C\erk piKi,^rty to be annexed is fo wii estate Cter fc County, Idaho DAT t D this >(Tday dl M ay,‘*1973 ToVnshipTO South, Range 10 East Mr and Mrs Ernest Amero for a The Engineer Ii3uis headquarters hrail hoped Dated ihis I6rr\ day of May 1973 PUBLISH May 18 V25 ATTEST _ s h A L a n f a s f e r . Clerk" of the Boise Me'rvcLiati!.„.Twm f-aiis GR AC E E WAL K E R variance to allow an overnrgnt for eight delegates. - H A L A N C A S T E R By s C M-o Robmson. Deputy Cier k J U B ENGINEERS. Inc County Idaho Station 3-s All of the Executrix of Estate of camp.nq fac-hfy located i '4 m des N O yCt OF TRUSTEE S SALE Clerk b W '-S W 'i E X C E P T the SouU> MS 149 Third Avenue East Roscoe M W a lk e r, d e ce a se * — M f " ’ B.vful money of the <3^L0Rlg5?„ Any and ''all persons interested OWNERS OF A6ANOOfi*eO ^ WHI T £ Deceased Un.'eU States,TRt payable at the PROPERTY may appear at said hearing and tim e of s a le , ^he foilowirvg des< r.bed inie-oiiilce Sanford. Louis T , 149 Fiiimore. meeting to register fheir approval, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEflBy real property s .T u a te d m th e Qount y K K Ik iC U Jfy Twin Falls, Idaho disapproval and comments on any the ur^dersigned Executor to 'fhe ot Twm Falls State ol Idaho, arid Information concerning the and all gf ihe matters aboVe slated, returnable creditors of and all persons having d escrib e d as follow^, to wit amount or descript>on of* the and they may file their written ci.a>ms against Oma White, lot c of WYGOFF S SUB — property and the name and address obiections to said lone change with of theholder may beobtamed by any deceased, or her estate, to exhibit DIVISJJMW" Twin Falls County boitk^w ith sa id C o m m issio n , or at 634 Addison person possessing an mierest~av_l»vo- them W it h the necessary vouchers idAho ac4£^-dmg to the piaf ttiereof p ro p e rty by ar the iransaci>on of the County, Idano ferred in_the deed of trost executed the abandoned property will be ATTEST placed not later than 85 gays after business ot said estate by Eugene 0 Luna and Mary Helen tobuy Dated th is idtfh d ay of M ay. 1973 H A LANCASTE-R Luna, hixsband and wife grantor, to such publication date m the custody C le rk ot tKve TanyiC-^rf^mission CHARLES GARNER T i t l e a n d t r u s t c o m p a n y , as Tax CommiS'SJon Executor of ffte R (^ B L 1 6 h M ay 18 A. 25. 1972 trustee tor the benefit and secu^iLy l e g a i l >K^o t ic e State ot !daho ^ i^ ie ®f fema of m o r t g a g e i n s u r a n c e Unclaimed Property Division White, deceased -Case No, 32S COMPANY recorded Odober IS, P u b lish M ay 18 & 25. 1972 P U B L IS H M a y 18. 25. June 1. B, NOTICE OF HEAftiNG PETITION 1970 a s In sfru fjie n l No 613205 m FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND NOTICE TOCREDITpRS ADDm M TAAPM T n r P VPrUTrM »— Voli^me voiwme /uo208 diat PISTRICT COURT OF THE antJ io Eaderai Nahsrtat ... FOR WATER PERMI-T . FIFTH jUDlCrJKL. *bISTR:CT COURT OF THE F I F T H JUj u D d i c i a l pwrf/lC-^'iN Mong^e Association by in^, THE STATE OF IDAHO. IN-^ND FfFTH il/DtCtAL DISTRICT Ihi ^THE S T AVTE T E O^r-f^rtHO, IN AND strument recorded October 26. w a :p OR t h e COUNTY OF TWIN t h e STATE OF fXJAHO, IN AN D Notice IS hereby given that RoJ?ert FOR THE C(^NTY OF TWIN Instrument No 6)3465. records of J O Conr^or. M a x D B a rtle tt and f a -l l s ‘ FOR ^THE COUNTY OF TWIN F A L L S • ^ Twin Falls County, Idaho M AGISTRATE DIVISION f a l l s Ro*>ert V H a rriilto n , 710 Ranch M IAGISTRATE DIVISION The default for which this sale is to the m atte r of the E s ta te of M A G IS T R A T E Dr\MS^ON Road^ ^ i s e , Id a H ^ h a v e o n A p ril 77, be rrvade is t;^ARRY W EATON, DeCeas,ed, 1972 submiffed Application No. 47 Estate of L P . OKELBERRA^ The faili^ re to p ay m onthly ' Estate Ot AMELIA H OUN n \n G. ' 7143 for a p e rm it >o a p p ro p ria te 0 36 D e ce a se d . ,* ^«tment*^oe Deed of Trust NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN by. Deceased cubi^ feet per second of wafer ffom-- Pursuant to an orderof Said Court, D aled O ctob er 15. 1970 m tr»e amocwst the undersigned Admimstratol^ of a groundwater source by means of m a d e 4. Se c 12. T 7S. R 12E, th e 13th d a ro tf Jur>e, 1972. at 10 OO deceased.,}^ crefftfw»p( ana ail, the creditors of and..all persons o'clock A.M . ot'said day, at fhe December 1971, January, February persons having clairns aOainst. tt>e tiaving' <1aims .against the 'said a M .“Tvvlf) Palls County to be used Court Room of sXtd Court In the March 1972 Plus the faili*-e Jo satd decedent, tp eitt»ibiJ.*hem witti decedent to exhibit thems with the from Jan 1 to Dec 31 for dorhestlc Twin Falls County Judicial Building f>«y charges irt the amount of purposes for \7 fam ilies within the me necessary voK,cliers. within tour n e c e s s a r y -v o u c h e rs *wi thin four in ttrtXlty Of Twin Falls. County of $1 62-eaCh for the months of Sep months after the first pubflcatron of S E '4 S W ‘ 4. S e c . 12. T 7S. R . 12E Twin Fall».' totlce to the undersigned a t tn* appormed as trt^ tlme and place for Decemi>er m t. January, February at Ihe oHice of Marry Turner, h is/«(ices 61 Pairy tson.-Daly & Tf Issued. tT>i>« permit will be proving the Wtn^of said L P. and MarctT^97i. and ttie—bat*oce attornev. Bank & Trust BuiidMO. Lars^, The Idaho.►fi^t National su b ie ct >0 all .^ ior water rights. Okelberry, deceas*^* and for owing as of tfTrr^-date onr—the , Cit> ot Twin Falls, County of Twin Bank, Building. Twin 'Falls, Ida' Protests against the granting of the hearing the application of John H '©ijijgation secured by saTO-deed W*, P k W i.'S W e o4-iteJr»nsactionol ttie matfefG A T ^ ; M a y 19tfT. 1972. s CURTIS T EATON Administratrix With iMli R. KEITH HiGGllfSON fr. A^ LAN CASTER. Clerk TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY. Annexed Of fhe Estate of , Directoii^ Administrator Ot the estate By. -S--s- EVELYN M. HINTZE T ru ste e real thing. ______, _ Dacaatad. uEuMiJfced.,in Na Depti y - C lee*t B y Ro5S?fi.-«ing', U B L IS H : A A a y ^ June 1. 6 and IS. Twin Falls. Idaho on .May IS and P b B lilS H Aay 25, 19H. June —vj6e f^reaident i» 7 j . . .. 1973. ^ 197J.tJune:#» 4972. ' Puiiu^.A^av 4^ n, th^ o u ttw ity of Ttf*-' Cocg Colo C o m ^ n y by; Coco-Cold Bottling, C 0.'0> Ty~in 1^1^ ------■ ------;---- ( ' »■ -;

N-.:' i - V t - 24 .Tlme»-Niws, Twin Falls/ IdaTio Thursday, May 25, 1972 CLASSiFJED INDEX 12 B«by SHttr»-e»?coloiTinif regularly — Yjfu^ prptlt.ln so many 13 . W»htwl *•> . Annovncements ''.Merchandise BACKHQg^ SERVICE, call 733-9340 . •i-fioT.u. ■ For S«l» '• n Lost 4 ^ijna ^1- 10 BuV CUS.TOM VoTO-TIULmO, and • & Ci4»h.ng ^ blade work. cor^Ogatlng. Houser *1-•A^ll•Qw»ev Brothers^ Phone 733-JUi or 7.34 44-'M^C*l tnw , ^ -Db'lO>ng . ai' f M G«r*g« S«ir« have set June 3 as the date fo&j^greement, with U.S. Secretary ■ In I the' fuj^e.i^ instead ',of • t «»ip»c r'T^rf'* rt G O iN C TO b u i l d a' home or signing a ^ r lin agrfeemenf„i.>,------^ f. state William P. Rogers requiring a detailed check b y Mnp t-awn-, Farnn 8, Garden remodel 7 Need some plans? CalT . L^rrv Quigley. 543 4Ui which Presidefit, I^ixDn said at flying to West Berlin from communist police of all freight 4’ OoqO 'o £ A' i) frr»'i.|er & Toe • W.' the outset of his administration London,' where he will be pioyed t5 and from West Berlin U Farm H O U S E C L E A N IN G B Y th e 1^ and.around Kimberly^ he considered the touchstone of attending a Central Treaty i'ac^-oss East Germany, trucks i* *.rri*iooo . 4203 V Pett r\ Soviet intentions, U^. 6M|||lals cVganization f CENTO) meeting and trains will be sealed on the ■ At tWrt-a n.j ANY KIND OF home-remodeling or said Wednesday," ■ , the previous day. western side of the demarcation repair. Concrete,’ • drywaji- •The date* although coordinat­ The agreement was negotiat­ line and waved through 'without !»' nr pamting. new. construction. 733 a.“ 3783, ed with liondon and. Paris, was ed last ’ year tiy the four inspection, f^ocedures for pass­ aJ Pd-.'- . S. MjCL Business Services set finally after Nixon began viclorious powers of World War ing individual travelers threugh ..W A N T E D CUSTOM renovating his summit talk in Moscow with II who retain special-occupation the deniar^ation lines will be ' la w n s , also mowing and bweej^ng Call Herman Phipps'. ' Ijeonid I, Brezhnev, 'general rights in Berlin, though the simplified and streamlined. Recreational 733 1990 • Reel Estate For Sale sccrelary of the Soviet commu­ West and East Gerfnan states for ii'e ROTO TILLIN G, imall tractor Call nist partjc, U.S. officials said. have since become independent. n Oo1 ol 'o-»r Chris Jancjk, 733 9109 anyTin\e I* Ufa* £■»•<»■» vs*<>tfo On his first trip to Europe, It is designed to end’ Soviet ROTO TILLIN G andOlade work. No 26 bo>.r>r\ inauguration in 1969, Nixotf-climaxed in an ll-month LOSt FENDER from boat trailer went to West Berlin and overland blockade In 1948-19— 27 year old female with static back Bl.KK PAUKKK, etween A u to m o tiv e miury whfcn does noi allect ner declared Soviet treatment, of broken only by an American- ' Houve Creek ranch and Casfietord R e n ta ls ■ grpjjjiic llluslrat/ir al ()ld.smobile, l«M)k.s over a tu rn o lf 537 6733. collect performance Sht? wouia I'ke work Uiat city, whose freedom British airlift*-and which has & A, r W ’ ev as d clerk typist or receptionist largrr-lhan-lifi- wo(»d~<;arvin(> of famed clown 1/ * ur•^■ ^^rO A y fi & i-.-i. r . rs 9 * ..l.j V » for vwhich She .s wefI Qualified She A % t Moscow had challenged for included countless baby 04 Special Notices JJ O' “ needs iq wor k m the Bun I or F .ler Kmmel Kelly. Parker said the carving, which. U W oo^iv <- . > «■> & , ^ - -more than ^ quarter century blot"kades since then. i ■ O' > , <1 r ' area For more mforma.tion UMik over 500 hour)* to make, is fashioned from SELF - HYPNOTISM taugKl by a it on , r i b.-s •Ts% ” r J . , t J - f ' , , coniaci Sieve Plaits ai ihe idano was the key to Soviet reaction In the agreement, the Hus- loc d I . prq/eision'ail y trained J ' W m t4, A ^ c n f r ' ■ii Deparlment of Employment 4 iaminaU'd boards of white spruce. He .said he n -/p n^ l(?£hftician Phone 423 4176 » »V.»MeO to Wrf't >i ■.''Oo" Syor ’ % V to his own inaugural plea for a sians undertake to respect We.st r* ^ >or ()^ lert, 4 <%»r •“ £>f .r ^ plans to send a photograph of the finished A^.OV ‘ 0' S4'. •SIGNS, CAR or truck lettering done move from West-East cohfron- Berlin's ties to West Cermany_^ PKIVATE Inveiligalor - 24 Hour re aso n ab ly Phone 733 9282- product l» Kelly, and If he has no objections, to t-or f- AM W r^ u iiv 1 a ll ' i j tw 11 'OIK*-, kfdi f'^'f Ad . talioh to negotiation. S e rv ice AH co n fid e n tial Phone A- P t n j U f ^ f..- ;J 3 6*51 n ith i 733 5773 r^dppv to r>pip »ou .vofd ano M^rOv, 'f , 0^r AO t(ir >^r D«*%' .^it% d ' tr'.- send the carving to u circus.museum. lO^eM t.0%1 or call onp o* to i »' IM- t)f ' S <,4J *e>AH n H^r^. 0- PRIVATE PA.RTY will Duy ffuSt C . m i p l o r a 6/B -n b u f le y Wot>f< » O f> '0 ^1 or S o dec*o^, m ortgages, ano co n tracts RESERVED PUBLIC SALE by the Wt*noeii GooOiog Ho) 1 'r>«> C lifSStt.Pd 0 «rp' b » V ,1 rn W r * . j r \ l i r n r»f — ,0 :.1 TORGINAL SEAMLESS FLOORS, Idaho ------0<»y\ V io r counters, showers.' walls, patios New space pdct redd yow» rtij tnp I r vt ,jd. .1\ . ' vO • I I . ' Rerriodeis biwjew Free estimates R E S tH V E D PUBLIC SALE Ov 'he t* C id^i.I.eO Depjrt'TAffii s oor*' ■ N fr* J . 1, \ a»A*') b •I'io X 1^' 3Wt. 2 00 p PocalellBT Ida'ho 6 m SalwradYNa 00<» t,; i ; 00p ” ■v. v.'i' » GF scholarship •.'ti.t II ' , n- 0.1. , ,.V 1 1 ,1 , ,„ f . , , ^ M Farm Work Wanted 1970 Kenworth t> f» o r c d (1 to dpofrtr 19SJ International Truck tr> e 0«*ddl'n«* lor plrtt pg .,as ny ,iW y r' ' , u .' %• ^ 0 ,J .i . S r y>rr*Tr.-' “ aspects varied 19^ F^reuhaut Ttmk Trailer »*pf or^ev in.li st ,ir MAY HAULING dorie. anywTiere 196/ Bun k E lftird „ cJdr^ pr iQr fo .n%^j(f.o’' Pnoni- '14 IM8 1969 F ord. I-air land Wanchero awards reported c A i'K k i :n m -;i )V l U r i ) C S ami So\ ii-t cilKllicei's GREEN CRQPT5rN& - Crtll 23V38J1, Mr . (‘ ray or Mr •Ttll'IU'V' .SdVlft-All'llTlCilM .S|U1CC .ilrcadv have talked of a second B«i tun __HAY ANOGRAIN ' Mike ,Sinm,-4180, Idaho Stale C1.ENNS FEKJtY >rN am es pai't o^cii.s tile (IcHir io moil' orbital flight U-tvseeci ,'!paera- rocket.s available (or tuo m ore ' IcJdhO . _Rrintf ynur. coach and itirn»4y and spend at least part of l*WfLL B E responsible-for the. depts K B l. A scholarship: Kobert WANT £ 0 -^ iA t-£ S M A N for floor g r e e n c h o p p i n g The students and. th o lr’ tivc flights tci the Miooii and' missions _ . ^ ______Memorial Day weekend at. the of A n d re a S p e n cer G eor'ge Black, $250 Idaho State Hodeo yV^rsJ’ern Idaho State Fairgrounds Spencer coverings enceljent QOsineSS'.^ torcufv in .Moscow calls spccifi- .sp;ice shiittli- I'ocK'n p la n e- p lan on own-'ny h coach s6on cp 9\e Sti{dent F'reshmari Honorary Male a Fetnale'~ $26 PEO scholarship, one year A\,hlch will fjc t;quTp(K'd ^vith a OUT "^ria -meet the pioneer in CUSTOM GREEN Chopping wan'' ‘la,ll\ for one Earth orbiti^l codLhinq Ethel ana Ken LBGAL SECRETA'RY. fxpericnced subscription from Header's scholarship to jtdaho State & Huber. Feed ^rvice. iTiidL'zvuus and diH'king inission nev\ tiockiMii s> stem com patible F arnsworth. Pres_.ai*nl, N W SUMMER. JOBS "dtfjiiawe,. part onty’ Send resurne and Jerome'*^323 4238 or 324 46ir Digest; Barbara.. WerlZ,- Wniversity, $75 (llenns Ferry C h a p te r, 344 2429. 344 r 6 ] l. Eth e l time or full ffmp $1 40 per hour qualifications to P -O ’.*'€U)x 26l with ati Aiiierican Apdllo and a uith future .Soviet spacecr;ift. . rtnd Ken Smnn. Wagon Masters, Twin Falls or call H3 4961 Jav-C-Ette scholarship, $50 salary Call 73J 1876 for tnlerview salutatprian trophj^'nj^sic Hiw.'tian ' .SoyuT spiicecraft m I'Mctcher told 'newsiiieii in 344 70 79 Wanda and Mark ^ - : . • ‘ • CUSTOM SWATHING Arlyn Krohn .(lA A sclrnla,rshtp-, Michelle Me Knight, Hospitality Chairman ■ ^^wa^d, $HK)jiiustc scholarship, WashingU.in that'll \vuHtnr','* iiii.s.MoM i.s till' pri'iursor of (■'oiilil leaiT T)i^^ laiinchjJlKs of retummg-nome A special thar.iks ■■ ■ atternoon shifT Apply in person, ' .scholarship, $25 .spanish club -rn TT)v Wofiu‘n. pf.the Moose ana COUP l E ^Dpie wofited 10 00 a m to 12 00 SM ITTY S State (,'ollege, P'Iks Most .\nicnc an .Hid lUi.ssiaii i ri'U- p a n c a k e h o u s e futiiii- j(iiiit iiianneil and Uu- MethoOiSt ^fiurch of Buhl and for cattle Tancf>, Riding arid HAYiilACKiNOrtnfVvriere L-neup .srr^a'.ng cluopg also DIade award. of ^pacc exploration.' .s;iid Dr nu^.Mnii .mil \M- ruiild dnjiart ut ^ bOuth vvur k ^ .no it> /eiiow pages, 326 Kitty Kebich, $395 .scholarship DEMOLITION OF 4631ur 71J 0690-Denver Fine Filer Kathy Wit tier r tTnnllsl ih .laincsC I' lcti hcr. :iilministi'a- Ihr IllSSInli he ',;ilil ■ 1 ttuilk . 06 Efnployment Agencies KEYPUNCH AND verity operjior^ National Honor Society t(i .State Beauty College; Paul for mghT "shjt S 00 12 00 p m toi ol the \;itional .Acron.iutu s Ili.it s Ihi- iiii[)lu'(l hope oit WLh HIGH Wk AW t NOA- i,u%’qTf. Shriim, Cilizen.ship Award, "1 Experienced’ m____ 029 0S*>, scholarship. $75. .)ay-C'-Ette SCHOOL _f>£iiSONNEl. SERVICE -Ot Mag't KTio wi Ftnj?^irrT79'5rTa:V5"0K ir acre ~ pTowmQ--Mtxrrr‘1 ♦rrr- ami Sp.u c \(liniMi.slr,itiun valley. 624 Blue La k e s N o rth . but not necessary Salary oa>ed scholarship, $50 ' CAA 'i ^ rr—You " -Leadership, I'i<)ys phone 733 5562 N I on e*.qer‘«n c e b o o k k e e p m g - A a. R C U S T O M f A R M i N O Am scholarship. Outstanding Athletic Award, $;I75. Mr EBl.A J(i nt School D'Str.cf No 231 fan Ddc kground requ-red 733 0301 for of /vork Piovv.niy Scliolars1ii[) to Boise State *uf t)'ds *0 d«‘n>oh«,h the Old n^gh appointment; L/fOunti prvpara'.Of pian''ng J2j Athletic Award for 1972, $50 scrioci building vvili be Juf»e l?th '^09 M a le H e lp 40‘)fl or 324 48SS from Xi Alpha Alpha Chapter of College, 'Wutstanding Toen UADY a l o n e needs relmed sober flu'iding huat ,n '1912 Outer MAN N E E DE D to Di^iid 4 tirepiart'S wom an as • live in cooK^ Business O pportunity Beta Sigma Pi Sorrority, $25 Citizen .Award’ $10, mt^morial A j IIS are }-lir >lK thic k pinner wivJls ifv-fl 4 unit apartnie?it puiid-ng .n housekt^t'per Top.salary Drive ar e 4 Dr ic k th ic K • GAA scholarship; Anna Haley, award in meiu^'ry to Tim -vKetchum Please, can -788 4i44 Write PO Bo« 4^6. K^tchum, Moscow summit Idaho WEDDING CHAPE l and recep 'on Marble: Christine Anderson Contap.t, Jo-nt Sch(^i OiStnct No, $i50 LDS Seminary scholarship. q u a l i f i e d MAN, good vMDrKmg cenfef Licensed floral business 231 Goodmg ‘ Idaho or jameS ■ Jamce Trimble, $395 State $400-1-H scholarship from Union conditions. good pay and BE AUT I C 1 ATJ' leaving town. -Need ■ Wedding qovyh saton Caterinq Muscat. Supt Phone 934 4321 commission See Ed Ludch at 80 experienced beautician to take and complete wedding rehtais “ Beauty .College scholarship; Pacific Hailroad. N \\jbil Service Center Over clientele IMME Dl ATE L Y ' . Term v 7j3 8798 or 733 4807 nearing W rae Bo* V 7, c o Times-News MEN WANTED E«perienced . GOOD BUSINESS opporfumtv with irrigator year around 324 2166 w a n t e d Good looking hve-n real nice home on same location maid Excellent fringe benetits Pricod. at only S28.000'. plus T H E C O V E inventory Can Joan Schwarf 825 H> .STKWAKT IIKNSI.KV .m hofiorablt' \Sit\ mil ut NEEDQUALlFlEDtractor drivers 7 14 49)9 between ? and 4 . »Mi* s A .1 trosii Year round loD Write Bo« V : 5608 or l a n d O F F i CE O^ Memorial service ID A H O r e a l t o r s 733 0716.__ I ri Dipliim alii ('i)rri sponilcnt \ ir'tnain. il .simpl> u uuld \n- Times News sal FSl ADY Need mature woman across from Sears u me dll .tn ah'rad> run.Mdrra- lor hardware anc3 pa^nf store ' 496 Addison West WE mAVE an oiH'n.ng tor an Wr re B<-) • V 6 T.nieS News M ll.Sri)W I fiM ' K.nnn^ ,h lr I a k r 1 'iililh a ll> . ,lt pi nbahl\ e«per300 .ncome Dd.SOO AC£ held by KH grange work under Service Manaqer A v o n C Al L I N(. X business ot suint* las(-f!uniil(‘. uMiUitJcipati'd uniild ha\r mori’ immcdiato Group Insurance program plus rOur owi^ On,- j ( a n s 'a r t n R G a l T Y 73 3 S2 w 1)1.... rresidfnl Nixon and im |M in.iiu r tur NiM 'ii ih.m"*(ht^ oiher benefits invest ,qate in.s lotD spc^f e t.n-ii I s p o s s 'b ie opportuntty Contact Dei Harpt*r anfj *-aS'er than yoo Th.nk A^en vUui hfi.s rt*sj^;ru‘(l KINC’i n i l . I, A nuMUoniii thi' S»i\ ii'l li'a d n s tia\ v ,don»‘ l.triL: I aiiL:r \ aliu- uf Ihr nllnT at Reese Motor Co • Dodge 4 yO ure r»n Avon R epr'ffXenf a •' v e VERY GOOD b a c k a c h e • Tr, iU*apn dHO Chrysler SIO 2nd Avenue South. L7T*r^i*ov,'* ic*r iri*> e»ca.r^g fat is servK'o fur tlecca.sed ineiiitxT.s., i>tHTvJary. Mrs Jones, just aU^lH all thc> srl out 'WIJ4 rr jm n u I I'ai IumI h»-{ !■ ’^assaQP ^or»u‘fi weicorne Twm Fans, Idaho 733^64 C .Oi M ) ^413 or w r . t e P h y li S GROCERY of Ihe Kint; Hill ('irann^j wa.s rrmu'stt'tl m enilx'rs who hiive 111 t)u*tf‘ siiin in il iiiectH^us I |«i\\ r\ rl . rv t‘n ll t ht' Kl'^nilin • LfcG*TiVATt^ No Others nt»ed Mi.intwff Rn.ar No 2 k^^tiheriy in srT-iaii 'nwTi shoA.nq retura— - an ?01 L 0< usf H3 1627 1) a rn^ neld at the llriuino Hall Ihcvr ' inonibcrshjp I hi \ h.i\ t'l’.ti lii'd f AWM m e c h a n i c wantedf^Also I ciar>o enough |o pciy ou’ 'n luSt 5 years V Is u.iljuu: ti' lr\ til hi'lp (hr- 10 pm fuel Trutk O rver Year ^ound Owner desir»;s '0 retire SIO.OOO Tuc.sday evenmn from onf ^ran^e to anothor to riu-nLs lrs,s«-ntnk‘ Ihi' i k t i I ’ uf .j l julrikJ:iI-iU‘s nuikf a'-^;i .«*. flid Pos<'ions Good Working Con ■ nventor y and snian do^p'^ym ent . Oh Ol -t ( s d 'lon 436 641) or tv(T»ings S'52 IJ Baby Sitters—Child Care on land and niprovemenfs Phone_ Conducting; tlio sorvu'f wero h avf tlu’ir recoriis I'orrected in nm K'.ir [uiliu atul .jt the (A lt [l ulll S<»Utln-.tst. .\.sKi. It is ■onesday a' 4129 -I S4 3 4409 tor appo nfmen't and' )rc t loor . » Mr.s. Horace 1j (H', chaplain. liitK' Lu-rt*i'tMvo a 25 or 50-\ear s.uih- tin ir t-^tahllslu-M the 1 further .nfnrn>at.on WEST END iinhki'K th.il >Mi\irt .md Aincr’i- t) tioose I 10 C nftiSTiAN kindergarten Enrol re a lty no Broadway South. WANTED M ^HIEn Wian wan Mrs T M Timbers, lecturcr. pin Sho sau) it is vor> Miffu'ult tt'undaliiifr fof brnad loiiprr.i t an Ifailn s \vuirtd anuumuc .«''a '■ now Immanuel Lutheran Bohl f’f'Onr MJ 'J’ft.' small larn.ly to m.lk onn Gj <\fle A Si hooi Phone 733 7820 John Davis. Master, Mrs to traie ro('or(is of inoinlx*r'K ", ami who h'avr I'han^tni slill })l.ii;in' l'u r o [)r and otfu r Miis(i'\s I c'pi'.i (rd)\ li.is s.jid UN vVED M A T E R N I T Y care. southwest corner of Buhi . I Nurser DUPLEX, 500 doctor nosp^jai and i V >nq plan .n e C M a d r M rs Joel Yaun^;, Klora Mr Mr arui Mr\ K^rt .Vncjorson .III'.IS nl thf \^orll) it vsi'uld nut .lU m du n it.s VV3un»a.n Ma’nor In( P O 8o« w a n t e d E K P E H iE N C E D da-f pr (»s<. hooi new IQth A ^ fas* \^rr'T t-VJTtV and-. Mr.s, KranK. iloiy,'s siin^; ri'jK'rtt'il on Iho dt'du atum offtip II \i\i>n _i.iuld Llil k tu su[i[)iit t t"i thf \u { th \ irtna- 210 Mounfa.n Home Idaho 83A47 nian for ncvC-hf»mnqt7t^rie barr M3 6647 '••nl a n d s d e ^^'one S8 7 S 128 Pay ( om rriensur fltp vv.th room and )rtj ■'U'ad, Kindly Ijj;hf " fU'v\ M a ^ u ValU'N ('iran\;t' ..U .j'^hirii Uii. u itli rotih- priimi.sf nirsi iTnim -nt tn u hu h it r Her enc es required Wr te Bo« V • 'Ous ‘ Ph6n ’f w i l l DO B A R Y Si T T S T 'fries News Mrs Jones.'sewing chairman. hiiiKhrm ru'.tr Shoshoru' whu F^ lt\ tfu' S to hrlp him tind ships l.il i;r '•C.ilr Illlllt.U ». .il i^MOBBY SHOP M ) 4969 repJitpd the winners TST. t^c Ihi'A 'nltftuloil Tom 1'iintxTs a'lrpianes h. 0 ra.iroad ^^do lOntral. rpckpH 669 PART Ti m e Kelp n.-edvd ••v«-rwxi' DO BABYSi T TiNG n recent Kinn Hill Ciranne sewmi; and .\rttiur (lrt‘er told inetiilx'rs M.U-r,I,. Street Tw.n Faf/s. IcMno and Sundays t • p *• r . e ru i days. L^arge fj-nced yai d 7 34 4346 pr etrr r ec3 • C on»a< ' Tom jfrin'.nt^' contest They inchittcd .Mrs K paintiiij.; of the exterior i)f the t »» r. Sf easv wa*. use Wai»on 'a'^ Tom s West Add'icr C hildrens V.nage chiid care LOBE C Anderson, Kin^; Hill, -first (Van^ze hall has lx*en cuuiJ H**|' V b'-ator Wen* or Duv from L'cenicd 2'j up 46 1 North H a m > iiQrv Bann er f- 71] 1421 HELP WANTFD Locust, near Lynwood Shopping r e a l t y place in the adult cate»;ory. pU'ted Other repairs ttie tniericaii protests »g Phon«* insulation and Roof . Center 733 9010. 733 779S Teresa Anderson.' C.lenns. buUdmt^ were disfussed 1 ? U 9689 7 S 8 - f « U W tp U C E fcxrtSS tiu.dS with Kerry, youth division. and'Mrs f Iu de» SI 69 Lose WO'Qht wifh . Jobs interest Mrs Frnost Sundval. Kin^: De» A O e’ C-»osuirs H 98 at 07 Jobs of interest Tim bers. First in .sewin#; for, Jewish treatment Os(o Drugs Male A Female . GOOD WENDELL Idaho Mr H ill, w as re p orted to be F e m a le someone other than yourself COn^iSlinq ot li'Quor licensee reeoverin^ from recent surfers I F G C B AMPS ’ ’’ y Suppi 'C ai With Puiiding and going business Totrti Judges were Mrs Marilyn c.»u.um. oni 11.?9 at OSCO pr.ce S35.000 WENDELL in a I*ocatelIo hospital \ll>»;('(iU rt’l ' Aincru jn .inir .Sfiiiitishi I'n .X.iiiTU'a ,irnl Jordan, Mountain Home ex­ P«UGS r e a l t y S36 2374 .iiitliiT J.iinfs .M«.ht'iicr Ii'.l\ r till' .'^o\ Irl .Iru ,s alulli' tension -at;pnt, M rs Kred The next meeting will be June W ANTEt) ' U Money to Loan .^t^l|ln^■ll nut III. '.1 ni'U> I h.ikuv sk\ tlirn spoke ul 07 Jobs of interest Christen^n, (Ilenns Ferry, and j>_instead of June as not to ___ 1, onfri riu r tixl.i) ItJ pr Ott'Nl .lllei:e() ilesei r.itldn t'lf Male A Female DRIVER FOR ESTABLISHED MOTOR ROUTE N ts W J Butler, Bli.ss LOOKi^O FOR A lARGE 1.0 ArJ’ (tuiflic't preparations for the .ii;.Tm.sl » h .il hr .->.iul U.i> i^oi^ues .ind "TeXuNll eeri,u'TTTTt'<‘ Ask* rthpu' . ou' Homeownert r-.Roy Simpson, Mountain IN PAUL, HEYBURN AREA. 50th anniversary of the Kin^: fri\olini.s tri;?UiU''iil of ;in‘ in \iiieru .i .ind ihsc rm u n .iln m prograrn G A C finance Home, will be the new Granjje POVfiOti t.«ecuW>|‘ O .fr c t o f Vre«‘f EaV. Twin F»lli 713 tOAA Hill (Iran^’o June 17 Mr and .)r«i.sti priiblrm ihiniii; ,i ,ii:.iin.',l .li've^i im in n .ei .silie-, .mil G O O D PROFIT FOR TIME INVOLVED insurance aKent, replacin« S o l c i f y S9600 00 bo^t Mrs Timbers ser\*ed[ refresh­ ssm poM um at Uii'. ^u!umrt in tuLsiliv'^s ' i n t e r e s t e d PERSONS CALL 22 Homes For S*ie Vern jBaum naftner. C.oodinj;. ments al the nieetmK O u n ficotions . pri'.vs iv n le r ’ , The inifilii .ition « ,is tti.it no 1 ...... -• F O R s a l e or lease 2 I w on 't' '.sLiiniJ fiir It. sill'll evils e\isti'(l in tile .Sm-r>Ofoom hom e. 100 unit arrests four OR MONEY BACK by 300 10’ carp eted oi^s-d? d y »eo[tly maKazInt' l.iterarj um-ts. Also office traiicT . con yflu bei.O'T"? CArp'o’ eO RRiO ^uTnlS^^O ^.OOOCan I ’.irzettc tfu» yOv t>«“ Op&o< '.1 of*' p'o go with tnousror setMfAte ^an TWIN FA 1.1^ ^ The Twin .substancp O df'*'rii .% >1 ».nr' i.Tbiet 0'->J S793 Janies Wish, correspondent of •e^po ^•blr Tu. Booed ot p e r s o n n e l fOV'ly V^OllOw^d no ' SALES 1 FallsXify-County Dr«g Contr^ ~ Thrth^e^young jtQmen were I ' ••• ’•»vpo''Mb>r pO'*< T the American Jewish l*re.« doi^Qt'Oy'' dfwqi No \»n'viAQ 3 BEOftOOW 1*4 bath. t.repi^Ke. o t ^ o m m ^ n . f y A< carpeted throughoi/t. basement, unit made four arresis Uuesday released on thein _.„o® o Association^ asked wty there N o v{>*‘ t i o l e »p f c i\ ^ f id o* .SALESMAN W A N T E l^ - ’ '<>w p'<» m»i.r.ro» o O *_ ^ ? r-p o rt, <00'w 130' lot >2.000 ooWn. night. ' recogniianGf and the juvenile • «ce\\ to’ Q'>d l>»f logger Odr« were no Jewish pubhrations in or b'^^Q fT\*/«ncN 0 « o p TO work iin the^Twir Falls AAountain f^orr^e area. Re­ assu m e js r To3n 731 9438 , Xalten into custody "were remains iii custody. ~ » the Soviet Uni<>n s o S ^ ^ t Jews ne< »>ov been uied uicC*ivluUyk by ♦rtoovO''d% all o - r t t ctJi^ntry quires experience i/i saies, of sprinkler irrigation systems SoCkh C L o m r n u n .ty 159 TAYLOR ST'REET. cute,-Clean, . Carla Jo Shetler, 19, and Leslie would kiiow what happen­ ♦ or 14 yeorv Ocfnr>e» Ran CQ(Vt% and pumps. Prefer someqne with experience in soles of ^ e r > c y . * spaclous. 3 beOr^m fam ily room. S3 plu\ toi and tKe large covered pario. fenced. Diane Carder. 18, bo^ Twin The arrests were, made by a ing in the world Jewish 1 J9 Si«th Avent,e F o m _ Pivot syste^?>s.' * * ' / S5 35 tOT Vou ACe ftEAtTY j-FaHs-ar^d-beth-^fof illegal if^btned force of officers from comriiuntty ’ p '0 S o . 531 ----- ■ Ifeu* w q W *a t Or you/ fponey ^oll^ IdoKo ff330I .. ^bNTACT: ROLAND B A R T^ possession p ( a controlled the Twih F a lls Police Depart­ There is no world Jewish will be refunded No qwe^tron^ -TRANSf ERRED. MUST SELL 208 73J 935 1 • w substanro,^d Unda Sue Ash- ment, the Twin Falls-County asked Sold WttK this guaro'ntee Clean \3 ’ tjedroom. V j batnS. community,''* answeredChakov- Appl'co».on\ .lohrn Mpndoy. ' . “^ARM A W ATER LIFTER CO. . family »om . bwiUmv^^arpeteO. by CROWlCYS m AffMACY • • craft, 18, Filer, anU aiiT^ear- / sheriff’s office and the Bureau sky, ,a Jew'him self. He said . i ’ .''*- I? ''J ' ^ ..o lotr« fhon 5 00 iandscap*aii electric/double )44 MAIN AVE.. SO • MAIl BOX 248 PARMA. IDAHO ‘ ^3660. car garage C)c»« to schoois and old Filer b«V. l»th for illegal of Narcotic and Drug En- American newsmen should'con- pm tqool ETTpfoyment Opportuni^ ORDERS FiUCD A g e n c y < Phone 722-5121' Shopping Call 733 9S01 • m anufacture of m L'oiitrolTM^' ' fui Oerii eiit.------• ' •------■ cem theniselves with ^allpg^ , '■ rrr- ■i , ■■— H . - - _ ^ ; T W f d a y , AAay ^5^1972 T lm ei fJe^re^Tw ln.EaltsiJdahor 2S" ' ‘

TWO BEDROOM HOME, large FARM HOM E'ABLE, 3.bedroom?, BV OWN E R Older 2 bedroom home $1000 Under re p lacem e n t ce llin g 2 ACRES, tdrye home, 4 bedrix>m s, S A C R IF IC E , /WVjving, m uSi sell : I9?l M A R l E T T E )2' «''65' w lfh « ' X llvino room. _fireplace, part on lovely Maple - Street. Twin carpet, fireplace. Aluminum price. New' 3 bedroom home, by family, roofii and 2 baths double b eautiful 2.4 x 62' Golden State Kit 12' expander. Fully sWrlea. 3 -finished • basement, garage. Falls. Completely remodeled. owner. .Electric heat., range, sidmg. double garage. $17,500, garage and other buildings Excellent location on Buchanan' Air conditioned, appliances, shed, bedrooms. Lived inonly 6 Carpet throughout. .Must see tb disposal, dishwasher, carpet and May consider—G 1 733 8242 FOR THE BEST Domesin. well Will consider trad^ deck, s k irte d , etc 734 3518 tor Street. Priced iU.OOO. Stockmens' a p p re ciate . S43 4770 H4 baths 10 per cent down 733 MOUNTAIN STATES REALTY lor ftio d craie pj’ iced hom e in m onths n 3 5278 or 733 52<7 Realty, 600 South Lincoln, appointment or contact Jay 9382. 733 5974 ^ IN FARMS Jerome WENDELL REALTY. Williams afiLaiy j R,ioch Je ro m e . 324 4845. 324 5735. 324 2 BEC5r 6 o m . family room or 3rd S36 2274 4375. bedroom. I'j baths. Draped, npw B U IL D IN G t o be*.moved Bostqn IT'S B’AI^NES ALWAYS BETTER BUYS carpel, lurch paneling DpuWe lot AparlmerSt Building. 1 story, At . . . HIGH SCHOOL area. 3 bedrooms, Carport., garage, patio, redwood locatied at 235 3rd Avenue North !♦ Vacation Proparty 1972 NEW fireplace, carpeted, double fence irrig a tio n 734 4991 , C o m p le te w ith f u r n it u r e i» garaoe. $21,800 ACE REALTY desired Aii reasonable offers 64 X 14 ■ 7X1 5217, considered MAGIC VALLEY 2 BEDROOMS, good condition Unlimited potential Ijjr recreational I .V iii^j Kooni Recently pamfed, large corner lot REALTV, 181 North Blue Lakes. tto.ooo . 733 5580 developn^enf jW fneral hot sprjng^s ’rorpe+^.vj BY OWNER Drive by lovely locaieo on 160 acres ot de^ed tU-xlii. hom e at 259 T a ylo r E ve n n cer land In^provements include ___ ifvside. Shag carpetmg, fireplace, 2 B E 0 ROOM^>-'^A£9e liv in g room TO TAL Of S bedrooms plus fa niiy T W IN F A L L S cabmv- hot baths, large heated 2 bedrooms up - 3rd and family dipffig areaS. Basement and rec room 2 fufi batns fib e rg la ss green houSe-■$100,‘000, Beautiful yard with\ sprinkler, Tl t l e c o m T>a n v ’1043 Blue Lakes NoHh ^6995 - rav casti for 10, 12 or Ij trtye Blvd, Plus small hoijse m rear lo rg e lot u\ l.'t'ftc os S I 0 0 0 Jow t* Mobile horne including grouncT^- ii'sfii'v i.,»ii jiuuho%«- no** ond vove REALTOR AFTER SEEING and hoarmg all 324 5233 40? So l.orpiA- NOW SHOWING $115 p er month re n ta l incom e y :7 ioo 543 6281 > I I'Orr- • the-+octs. we know you will rule m 3?4 48J2 o- ^36 ?604 Price $10>000 Neffie Magel, 733 S o m ftX X 3 y good fo lavor ot ct^armmg home. 3 ' 1242. SH AW R E A L T Y 733 0473 havf working PeuI 4 b f d n fom.ly large tjedrooms with v/ardrobe 1957 M AJESTIC 10x45 2 bpdroorrr- ' JE24,000^00. carpek'd throughoui $500 ,down BRIAR CLIFF 0789 for^ >8. SCO of Pe» I itie Bi ulijr P ro f ess'ion a 11 y I an'd^cap ed , EALTY and .jssumi* (onlrarr~ located ' Corner t&t-TEast locatioh PKred 160 Acres, lots ot water good BROQKDALE ■ ^OR RENT OR care tor yards fO 2. pedroom in Kimberly with full fields modern 2 bedroom ino^ne C o u n try T ra il« *r P a r k J24 4*i8') for qu^ck. sale, $44,500 No Sunday ' Dove Hamletl^ Broket reliable couple a furnished home basement and garage Tor $8,500 Agents for fti*gai Hu'»u*b knee creep ca rp e t w as' PORT ROYAL - - ■Slfdwlng 713 71^6? 1971 BROADM ORE. 17T64'.,' With on ( r w k , Ju n e . A ugust No pef5. TAYLORAGENCY AILEY ROBERTS - leQ«>« Coll 733 4079 (onytimei $75,000 OOnoW TO,500 00 S«? this referen ce^ t^t4»jy-Cd, 788 272). Anil Ho'ffmostt^r 733 2810 cxie efipanclo . 3 tH*aroorr>. c arpeted. flir SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ON ALL 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. fuft T ~ M p m o e r of T w in F a lls conditioned, shed, $800 down and ~ ^ > a se m e n t. ca rp o rt, $10,500 Phont- REALTY fa k e o v e r payiTienfs Shoshofie, MOftllE HOMES DURING UNrURNIShfeo' CLEAN -J ■'7WLS ’ S e r v ic e ■ •' 1070 NOrtri ftJuf . Several apartments m Twm Fa^ls 423 4250 886 2436 - . V. bedroom near Hajelton 829 5515. Donald Taylor, Broker 423 5289 T wv in P a lis . id a So THE MONTH OF M A V Mason Smith 734 4906 PhT>ne 7 JJ 42t'' IN JEROM E. 2 bedroom home re al lo vely brick home dh Virgii WiJsort 423 413? 536 M SI Carpeted and newly pamted N^t 5 P A R J I N T I O N. E x i e 11 f n t . J , Eldon Gpugh as a pm W as ^12.000 Now $10,000 32 Furnished Apti. A Dup|«xts large lot Built in appliance \ ’ * r Sad>e Qu^rristrom ■ 73J 2732 tonO'tidn 33 Sim)l«'__jii:tJ{0 - - PAUL'S M OBItt ‘ baths, family room,- fireplace, 733 6563 ({'s Sp eciols Carpt’t.nij (i! ;us Alp.on beautifully carpeted and draped Lowell Wills ' HOMe SALES Darrell DraKe S36 2600 CLEAN I bedroom lurntshed^-GloM' Double garage. A quality built y /J 4262• home Call Eunice Cooper 733 4960 Gferin Barton 1' Rl ITI CD.RF Ai TV WOLIAHOME Jl£b=i^.‘5i. .r. . 5 4 3 5 3 6 6 ^ m. No children 'or pets. Senior PRICE REDUCED' Owner V D U I L l K ^ C M L I T (.tlliTit i onxlT t,on^^U»f«vir t aths. 2 -places one in -LAXES AGENCY. 1114 Mam, cable, recreation hall 217 South ATTENTION RENTERS Looking ’ basement rei.reaiipn rpom Buhl Phone 54 3 6464 E ve n in g s B lvd W est' Je ro m e 324 2009 or A R R IV F n for an apartment or house? We “ 1«00»a ft of l i v i n g SPACE on 4 ipacmus kitchen womans 543 4180 324 S740 have the information you need. d e i.g h t larae Idis Manv extras r.^rdefi f i n a m c i n g X o n ta tf D 4 D R en tal ServJcfri^- ceU»r, ditch wafer. Located -n REALTY ’SJ^PSOHS 13V2 Bth As^e E or c a ll 734 34^ . M ansen As iow'as $250 dn GocKl are.t i .ffpiace. u.ning area. Good \ r I Vbfdrooni, /uU basement $14,000 1360 acre cattle ranch, will run 400 ' IN G O O D i NG. new 13 k 64 3 ^ KING S GATE SUBDIVISION Approved for V A UNITS jH ‘inn ol Tiq»n AiumiounA S'd'oq Good 9to acres Goodmg and Fairfield m o t il e , I ' c t R o ll uf: ■ only Hacienda Motel and Traiter duplp'xes w ith m an y m odels to returns.on $ 15.000 .jnvestment area. 2 homes, $225,000 terms wn.nQ^ Par h . 934 4792 in H a n s e n ■ • choose from A premium location FEATURES h.-fl’ I vv. BUILDERS CONTRACTORS' With underground utilities Paved 640 acre larm ng.rth Buhl area, H O M ES I 2 BfOWOOV APARTMENT, very Ideal location for apartment streets and sidewalks FHA, VA Flameless oil electric nice 3 bedroom home. $250,000 ( h-.ifi Afjnits I1U pots pteasc S43 and Conventional financing HARRISON 'term s W I.' r .f I ► M, I , , building 9 lOacreon Locust Street ^Fully Carpeted iSV /4 With 3 becjroom home and church REALTY M . 1.-, . building See Sloroge shed 264 acres hay and pasture ranch, < tv v , Lynwood Really P f t R I U - l 33 • Un*vm4shtd AiHsr- Basements ovoiloble Shosnone area. $106,000 terms M ike S im s. 733 33&5 610 Blue Lakes North SffETr*»TS i C>oo(i A D u p |« X M -e>-erw«vii 733-?34»- 733 9211 3-BfidraQmi ‘ ------C>6ro'h> k o ia 733 6848 160 acres Shoshone Area, 2 homes, SERVICE ; Scie^ttofi^ " ■ ’ W E S T E R N R E A l T Y Gene Lonnt-r 733 401^ BLM rights. $85,000 terms 1? 14 and tM am A vi ?nuf South After Moori fi.jMi ...... Ur li, K) T,..,., SMALL 3 room apartment, lady l40 acre hay and pasture, nice 3 24 p r^ e rre d C a ll 733 5367 JtX k B'thop 733 7761 CALL SiOW SHAW H E AL T Y laedroom home. Wendell area, Double 733-7100 B0ARX)“Cm 5e^L Mo> v,M U' »ville' 'Ai3^4 8 0 2 ; 23 Oof 0# Town Hrtu$ei $68,000 te rm s* — BROCKMAN'S % W.de^ ' ' 2 B E D R O O M D U P L E X , n e w . Hoflcry M othe'j 733-8473 MEMBER June 1st. Carpeted, air lo VV.IU 120 acre dairy WendWI -area, conditioned, excetlenf location. B Y M l ER OWNgj< Spacious 2 TRAILER’SAIES Gl«?'ui BOfton modern barn, good home. $90.p00 A d u lts N o 'p ers. 733 2262 . bedroom br icK horrTii,^ j ireplrfce-; 't e rm s ; Mom A(fOs\ FroiTi R.-to Dcvcrou. 733 1871 utility room, attached garage, 1*? tf'fisen Motou 7 BE DROOM duplejt $150per month, baths. 3rd bedroom and /acredairy. Buhlarea,.6onaside u .n FolK 734 3 16/ recreation room m basement Soon Be Air ^ondilionei • heat and water furnished, adults .nerrmg^iODO'barn, all livestock and 1 lt». ond O.erland le y 6 7 8 / V 4. o n ly 733 6543 Call us for frie n d ly , eff-K^ieni Fenced landscaped yard Can 326' machinery, $127,000 terms SeovofT "See Uv Soon' REGAL SALES 4890 for ap po in tm ent v JfiAOl fO R CAeam M« Kimberly school distnct. $50,000 $25.ODD" Exte'a good te m is ta n be as ' Farms & Ranctles A s p e c i a l T Y IT'S NEW— SEE IT! hom e to be m oved 2 bedroom . 2 Brick 4 bedroom home family arrange«d baths 733 7 744 room, fireplace, formal dming Feidtman Realtors «H3 1988 H lk K K 'S Excei^ t location $29,000 Dt w r H AV RE Al fOR HACIENDA ■ FLNE HOM ES and ^agicYalley RA N C H IN G t r a i l e r S P A C E S for rent In COMMERCIAL ‘ND u STRIAL i% M i £ S Feldtm an-Realtors '31 408' MIS 733 5476 PLEASURE CRAFT. KHtoberly Prefer older couples, RECREATION SITE no p ets 423 5198 R e a l t y ' $^5,-500-«) -- ^proxim atefy 4 'j MOBILE AND MODULAR 911SKn^honeSl N ■ Ph 733 1988 Ports Supplies Service • • ■ ' -h; o iAAA 111 North iitM L *k M OR BOTH acres on corner of EastlantJ S L Ql HUiiPilAl r^.n t„ ii, Highland w4 batrrs, nevv carpotmg ♦ .•4 s ’ i - ...... T'aFTs O v e r T miles R-ver fronfage on Eastiarfd S Sewer, I,' IJ (ioijhln m a g i c v a lley M A G IC v a l l e y PROFESSIONAL Fenced P a rt b n cK 733 ?555 a^ter Max Galley «7l4i89 Frontage, 33 Second Feet of Free water & railroad iracKs rvearby A i M V io n IN BiJOU Y A 4 1 2 AcJdison Ave , W • 5 or weekends ViCki Bolmger ^23 44! Gordon Crockett 733 653' N ia g a ra Sp rin g s W ater m ost of Center. 676 Snoup Avenue West. this ranct' can be sprinkled by Ideal business and professk)nal g ra v ity l a r g e RocK horne and %pace available Phone 733 0600 or • b a rn , under $500 per a c re , shown GEM STATE REALTY 7 34 2702 by appointment Johnstone Realty, r lokrv North 733 S336 a c ro s s from Seftrs 734 4666 7t4 4040 733 761? — FOR LEASE— 27 AcreJOv* tots USED /^QBILE HOMES Norco W elding S u p p ly. 506 2nd Ave East, IS building a new 133 Acre Farm in EdeVi i^«a Deep PLE ASANT SHADY, ; acres building and must lease their so'i, large i&vei fields, fair South of Twin Falls, Living IN STOCfet, present facilities. 5.000 aduare foot G a l l Y o a r improvements $93,100 Quarters and store building Gas warehouse and showroom with orte F eldtm an re alto rs oump^ camper spaces W- J - . Locatecf in Wery beautiful setting Close to town on oiled rodd Arj^ 8 X 'Sf ARTIN - 1 Bedroom B u i l d i n g l o t . 55' * 150^, new 36 TlJ^al s m a ll stock fa rm or tnyrSe 40 M lsccllanaout For S«l«~ r^nClW- V3*,000. %^^3S4, can colleg e a r^ ^ T T 4 7 5 753-2346 .8-XJJ5 LElSUREHOMi - 2 ------^ * anytime . SCUBA G e * f i -----one-'I nour taok. rH D IC E UOTS.> Sunsfe Mer»io/ial pacK, J valve. ri^ulStor. wet IVERSON RBALjy P a rk Sell 2. 4 or 4. *T 7 5 « » ch 423 8 X 35 SCHULTZ -2 Bedroom lacK e t C a ll 733 1450 Gooding. Idaho ■ 5469 or 314 1073 . H a rv e y 93J 43!!» 8 X 40 SCHUtTZ ^ 2 Bedroom COAL STO KER , good condition. ^ a t n 4 5333 „ &MOICE COURTJiV lots, beautiful . 5315. ______, , ' RocR o g e c .. rjjo jo - fr.. vWw. TJ^iSS?. 8 X 30 GENERAL- I Bedroom Good suppiv of’ uMd vicoomJ — 3iS0 ACRES • NeED A id r in town or courjry? 8 X 26 BOLES AfeRO ' Mooveri, Kirby». Electrolux, and Need a hftiv h o m e ? 733 9382. Fittex. Vacuum Cleaners of imfiff GOOD LOCATION in Twin Falls — Jrto Avenue E»s»-4 Blue Lakai county. Loy^cost Twin Fafis water. 35 PAN AMERICAN Blvd. nj-ioar ■ , Good stock setup with some row lo v e ly BRICK home in 8 a c re s . crop 350 head BLM grazing HazeMon Calf Joan SctSwarz 825 8 X 30 f?OADMASTER LAWN MOWER AND sweeper,>1" available 2 hordes and other 5608 or lANDO FFICEO F, IDAHO cut, 4ike new , n ever snartlXnedi improvements. Low interest R E A L T O R S . 733 0716, across from pneuitiatic tir^ , adlustsble seat, financing Pricedto selll Nowoniy S e a rs. ■ -’de^^flh^^^to^^e. loqkers welcopie $155,000 - n x A W L E t T 1 Hagerman: Exceffenf tor IF cafcets T(»k liuil. and dreary, ■ > site or bu$in(»s appoinfnr>ent. r»tn(jW -spO ;lsas tWey appear with , j S2S.00Q f e n n f - Blue Lustra. .R e'nt" electric Ri^ ^ L T Y HAGERAA^N REALTY stiampooer tl. KRl ^ C E L ' S : TRAILER CENTER '- 1- WboVe Hdmletf, Broker Blake Street At Addison 11 INCH powu* mower, \ rlease Coll 7^3-4079 (onytime) John LeMoytie 837 4463 pilean,' ie r^oodltlpned'—'t.ind Bob Lawrence S37-4M3 luarantectf. SIP.95 - . Ann Hof^fmosWr 733-2810 lyftn Fall^-Phone 7^3-2410 sm Hot^adav^ -TT

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S,piece BrMk(«»l Ml with newly EUROPEAN ANTIQUES, cop 1972^TEReOCONSOLE, AM FM, 6 REFRlGERATO fli__side by side, ^RlGlOAtRE automatic was^ef. CtKriFIED POTATO 5««1, sorting PUREBRED ANGUS ByO yj----?»4v. CASE 600 Tractor, wide front end,, uotion. K im b e r ly R oad 733 3493. guaranteed. S11B at C a in 's 733- payments of $10.36 per month, 7VH, ’ sell or loan.' Afchie MaJone. 324 horsepower Johnson. Cheapi 733 .ALUMINUM AWNINCS Veep your Ironware, dishes, furniture. Buy new warr^fy. at M & Y Electric , 5082. 7N ',iW Je ro m e . hom e cool thi> y e ^ with a new and sell Restore I , SPOT CASH GOOD DAIR Y hay for sale, by semI 4280 441 AAaIn "A v lln u e E a s t , Open truck load. Bonded hay and grain t Kool Metai aluminum awnmg. For Furniture Appliances . FRIGIDAIRE etectrtc' -dryer., Mondays till 9 p.m. r— recond itioned and g u a ra n te e d . S58 b u y e r. B o rd a T ru ck in g . 934-403iS. ; EIGHTY 700 tb: 'Holstein heifers, Free estimates Perc Peterson 734 T h in g s of V a lu e ; P hone 543 4715 or 543 6530, JUST ARRIV^DI IW2 Fiberform 4 5 a r - ^ 44 Musical Instrumefits .BANNER FUR^NITURE at C a in 's 733 7111 boats, Evinryde and Mercury J33 1421 ----- O N E S M A L L re frig e ra to r $125. 324 , 127 ^ d A venu e W est 57 PtU A ^UppliM REG ISTERED Antius.bull 3 years Atetors. BUD AND M ARK'S. Your GE AUTOMATIC dryer, excellent 8721. Evinrudg^ And Mercury Dealer. LOOKING FOR PARTS OR Top for ANT IQUE PIAN O with bench*^, $150; co n ditio n . $65, 734 2367. ! o ld . Phone Jetome^ 324 7106, that Jeep Don't give up, check, C o n sO le ste re o rad lo .W O 733 7167 1162 Bl ye L a kekes North 733 1194. B O X -E R F O R S A L E 733 4754, with Twin Falls Auto Parts Call FURN ITURE, upholstery, tree I 100 240 pound H o lste in h e ife rs 3' 3 estimates, pick up and delivery. ; 4t Heatlnfli A A ir Conditioning miles north of Buhl on Melon 733 2616. at 7039 K im b e rly Road FOR A FRESH NEW LOOK add - — .re<] Building M aterials VIKING B^PLO^ER. fiberglass T .F v J a c k Carton. 73>^BQJ 49 -BASSET HOUND puppies, whelped V«iU.'*y K cidd, Phone 543-4J4^ Of fresh new flooring Check today's April Show and pet quality. canoe, 16' long, weighs 80 pounds. ■JO Square stem for m otoror rudder. Want Ads for some great values! TWO USED coal furnaces with Pedigreeigf on request, ftonald L. T R Y A O L E n £ o Hoisl Fits 10 IT 'S T r U e Ralph r:W po-c»it to 50 I mO h o G a n y Ply blowers and stoke«^3. Pati Full length keel, unslnkabie. 543. per cent oft Sugar Maple and Alice MayerMayer, 1 ^ i3M T23T ) ' ^^^ERNSEY 2nd 18' bed Call 733 2616 Tw in F a lls $ 1 9 9 Plumbing and Heating.'^ Jerom e.. Street. Pocatello, can heifers for Auto Parts 2059 Kimberly Rd. T occasional tables 8 onty Idaho 83201. 233 * c o s e m 20 m ilk cans 825 l i ^ NEW YAMAHA plapos. used 5, 16 uraitY . ... _ S2 59 6191 _ F- pianos. Yamaha guitars KLH L'Herisson's Furniture. Twin , 5233. a fter 6 p m L O N E S T A R 14' fib e rg la s s. 35 F a n s ^ stereo record players. W ARNER 3 H • CHiPbOARD S2 ?5 49 FOR SALE: Tmale rfhd female horsepower Jghnson electric LAVING HENS FIreplace wood and MUSIC, 131 Shoshone North. 3-8 sanded 2nds r ^2 95 p eacock^ . J>hone 733-2616 a f t e r .6 REGISTERED ANGUS BULLS 1 start^T,iU_*reiler and accessories. b aled m ra w . Cheap 326 4^66- ptECE bIrch dining set with 3 8 SANDED SHOP ' ■ 54 79 or see at 2Q57 Kimberly Road west and 1 mile north of Jefome Excellent condition Make offer upholstered’ C h a ir s , good . BUILDING AND fencing materials golf eoMrse, Dee Horg, 324U034. USET> PrANO.good condition S200 b 8'" SH fcAlH iN G S4 733 2827. ■. C MISCELLJ vNEOUS HOUSEHOLD condition. *98 at Cain's 733 7111 avaUable for the labor of 1 733 2784 5,8 INveRTED BOARD E L K H O U N D S $20— $25. sitdts, house - ttems include dressers, gas range, removing For sheds,.a barn, and broken €xcellenf pet, watchdog M E R C U R Y . 10 h o rs e p o w e r T970 chairs, old old phonogr’aph 733 RECLINING CrfAIR. .NOOOd & BAT sicnt^G 59 s e v e ra l m ile s of fe n cin g , 734 3230, 734 3883 40 H o r$ # s model, osedW hours, Call 733 4341 9U Q -_ ^4 SIZE Viola, excellent condition. 5 8 AC % 6 t9 aftern oo ns C a ir 543 6669 COrtfllflon, $25 Call 73Q_0/« I 2 AC S5 85 ^THOROUGHBRED COLT Barcel“ . N E^ AVOCADO refrigerator, also SURFACED LUMBER > io. 4 an d . 2t^ M O N T H S O L D G e rm a n NEW SPINET ORGAN, automatic 3.4 sanded BlOWS Sb 95 better 2 x 4rand?m lengthfcj)unk'' racer, jurrrping. English or CHRYSLER BOATSAND f r e e it r . V«50 for p a ir Soow m objie SOFA HIDABED and ^«rly_ 'Shorthair m ale $15, 733 5922 after reining p ro ject. Good disposition S450 Miscellaneous baby 7t^ s rhythm, easy to play. *499 AfTierican couch and chair 423 3 4 S a n d £ D AC ^$7-95 p ric e $80 per iqpp,. 2 x 6 rando m 4 30. M O T O R S le n g th . bunk p ric e $60 p e r 1000, 1 x and beauty Catt 543 4017 STARCRAFT BOATS ancf iKirnlture. Room cooler. 2 RICE'S HOUSE OF 4222, • - ■3 4 BB PlYFO^iM io.Icd 59 9b T V s . odds and ends 734 3536 ' W URLITZER, 175 Blue LaKes s ta n d a rd and b etter $150 per CUSHMAN TRACKSTER N orth. ^33 9048 ' 3 4 CABINET BiRCdnhopi iU J 4? ■ . 1000. P u llln s Post and S a w m ill, GOOD TO excellent gun dogs for^ JEROME IMPLEMENT KITCH EN cupboards. China closets. i 3 4 sanded 7 SIDES SB 95 H an se n ; Idaho 423 5691. sale. Buy now for hunting season, • EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD ' & M A R IN A student desks, unfinished, various ; CARPETS and life loo can be LIKE NEW Spinet piano, assume REJECT, BINYI W All- Bob‘» Kennels, 733 2230 One registered 3 year old duarter JEROM E, IDAHO beautiful If you use-'BJue LustVe siics and styles. Complete line-of-: horse filly Excellent breeding and I low monthly payments. RICE'S A P N tliN G 6-1 90 Rent electric, shampooer II HOUSE OF W URLITZER. 175 unfinished furniture. Bahner 52 - l^ «h t$ , T r t ^ f A w ell broke RdOTe—3: B in g h a m F u rn itu re 733 1421. -s- - PKfciS5D SoXfiaREJtC'TS 99- BEAU TIFU L, lovflbie. triendty. . Dair^Twm Falls, PRICE HARDWARE - - ■* Blue Lakes NortVi. Twin Falls F ISHING TIM E ' ] .4 MASONITE 9 Purebred Irish Setter Best offer. 733 9048 — - ______. VEGETABLES, potted flowering Phone 733 642^1 aft^r 7 p m IS ABOUT HER-E! , WANTED Used*'^ furniture, PECAN v.nyt \ ch am p io n ” V«8^_L,(jCrSA -*tyiec-t.s ^ahd show horses - 733 5070 . mattress '•nd .springs, excelleol r- JiUlItEKlUT p r in t ^ 69 423 4029 AKC REGISTERED Norwegian Yearling gray colt — fRW fnuf FOR SALE:' 1 rising lawn m^wer condition, 733.25W, lOIHNOOtlVE ^ood S3 89 E lk Kound fot sa^e, .Have-r ■m ar»6 — Stallion Service 733 1971 GLASTRON SW INGER, VlW . •175 P hone F ile r , 326 4223 i23 INCH RCA console TV with new Pa n e i a d h e s iv e 85 re g is tra tio n . Ready t6 go. •'f^hone 5597:^ : • I aftei ■■ ■■ ' Deluxe 15' modet. 50* HP Johnson picturc tube, reconditioned and BED DAVENO and chair, nylon; G O O D SElEC TtO N OF PRE f INISHED farm S««d Ite r 6 00 536 3165 niotor With electric starter, I guaranteed. $299 aJ Cain's 733 REGhSTERED ARABIAN” mare. CORRUGATED IRON metal roof coy^r*$^95 at Cain's 733 7UI u n f i n is h e d m o u l d in g & CO l cushioned seats tt>at fold down, 50x16' E Clifford Evans Phone I Z " ’ GERMAN SHEPHERD ______for u s « in rid in g club 543-6?80, convertible top,side curtains, full ORED PAt'JetING NAIlS 30 S A c k s o f certified seed potato.' 733 5393. ^ ______QUEEN SIZE Sealy ma1tr«si. and cut and treated, 42^ 5803 s a le , can b e re g is te re d F^oi 733 ‘ travel cover. 1.8 gallon gas tank, |16 INCH RCA portable, very nice. 9222. s p rin g , new but so ile d , $98 set at ’ BANKIAMSHCARO '• ^ le m in o S W e ll gas gauge, trailer with extra MUSIC-1.1 BRARY for piano Ljke reconditioned and guaranteed, $88 C a in 's 733 711 1 i wheel tire, tri-hull modcL. with at C ain's 733 71 11 M A Srf/? CHARGE HONOftBD matchedVj atw 4 years old- ^ull new Self teachirtg. exercise^ CH IEF STEEL buildings for potato H U M A N E SC 'c T e ’TY h a s g re a t bromer and sister Call evenir>gs : walk through windshield and open studies, solos, sonatas,- theory, 5 P IEC E oval pecan dm mg seJ. near . are competitive with pole type, variety ol dogs Phone 734 2879 or or SaTDrday and Sunday 733 2838 front, like new Save $600 from list fjistory, harmdny STTO FOR SALE Sears^ Siivertone black n e w , $98 at C a in s 733 71 )1 Perc Peterson 1043 Blue Lakes 733 6062 p rice $3000 c a sh , no trad e 726 composition Make of^er-733 1710 ; and' white TV Early American NORTHWEST B lv d N o rlh ..P h o n e 734 45E5 3395 3 R O O M S of good q u a lity new TWO HORSES. Mother is Quarter , m ap le c a b in e t. $5Q, or bes} offer PLYWOOD SAVES FO R s a l e 2 Canaries with ciges fu rn lh jre . 1399 at C a m 's 733 7 IU Horse, Colt ooks and y a n d 436 5679, TWIN FAUS IDAHO 83301 seed potatoes Q lieid readings The Paris Company. 733 1506“ . a fte r 4 p m HOUSE FULL ot lurntlure and Equipment tor last loadiVig* ) Blo^sepower motor I Shetlands. grades. rononhr 30hours; good Tote^at thoroughbreds Variety of colors. J30LF EQUIPMENT, t r a il b ik e . 733 7543. : 59 C a t t it 1 s iz e s, a g es, sexes 733 0895 Whan pfobUim, large or small, on%* In your hom«, coll on on* CLUBS, BALLS, ETC. N EED TA IL LIT E fenS tor that 67 or I ______o ld e r c a r ? .Call >33 2616 Tw in .o f the ehilled' sp.c.olitft lt*f«d b.Iqw. You'll find th. dep-ndabU FOR SALE. Fancy Holstein, j H9 RSES BOARDED Show stock -Boji 1133 Sun Valley, P a rts 2059 K im b e rly Fails Auto p erto n I 0 fill mo*f *n. Western Jumping, Instructor SET pF MEN S Haig Ultr* wooas o w n carpet, professional results L u v e rn e , M innesota 507 283 9766' V KEN HANSEN English and irons 733 2101 Sundays or Rent a Clarke shampooer with "^qotfstrian. Instructor NANETTE evenings Ask for Dave HANSEN Riding lessons m companion vacuum Banner AppilMtct Repair Draperies. Upf>olstery Mobile Home Transporting Trash 4 Garbage Service BULLS. COWS. HORSES Sale. Joan F u rn itu re , 733 1421 .groups or p riv a te Phone 734 4648 or !rade All kinds Darraii Lyon HUGHES. -Mobile Homes PARKS AND SONS '733^41 between 6pm and 10 p m n SnowVthlciM REFRIGERATORS. wasners. DR APERI ES, UPHOLSTE RY. 543 5824. 543 5934 AWNINGS Call Ramsey &, L-ocaliy owned tnsorpd earner Commercial ang residential CPRING hoosec leaning dryers, ranges 'Reasonable hauling'> container^ - special TW O 1968 Skidoos. 399 T N T . S450 ,733 1979 T h e y 're at 236 M am Local and long distance 733 45 Fa rm A Ranch S u p p ilvi don't torget your carpet HOSi rates X years experience Call A ve North 3773 hauls mside or outside city SELECT SIRES. INC All breeds, O ly m p ic 12 3. $200 C a ll or w rite Cleans without water Easy SHUMWAY APPLIANCE l.m its • . dairy beef Walter Leitch Phone Richard B Jones, Bellevue, effective Real machine for »l R E P A I R . 733 6167 • '' 543 46S8 U S E D 400 gallon b ulk la n k , top Idaho 788 4332 WfLSON BATFS. TWIN FALLS • ' condition with 3A ra’ing AJso 2 A N D J P R O M E Tree Service ' • REFRIGERATORS. Freeiers. Educational Services Ornamental Iron 100 to 150 H o lstein h e ife rs on hand unif pipeline milker complete 12‘ BONANZA camp trailer Gas, Sold a s o n e unit for $1500 3 26 5608 ranges, washers,' dryers, W eight 1.000 to 1.350 pounds, two electric lights. 3 burner stove, F A R M — c o m m e r c i a l AJ) Stee l_ Guaranteed success. Private Gates. Railings, Stairs, T R E E TO PP I NG^Anq JLerppVmg ways to finance One to four VERN'S APPLIANCE tutoring m re^dng. spelling Free estimates and insured sleep s 6 20 g allo n w a te r stora^^e. C H IEF buildings Before you buy. ANYTHING FROM IRON’ years Cows insured against IDAHO T R ACT OR sal vage Cash tor get our quote PERC R E P A I R . 733 5466. 875 F ile r m ath 734S336V E B R O N IX 707 G ille s p ie M etal P ro d u cts 733, 733 6088 or 734 3403 any tim e death All heifers guarauteed Sink, pump, ice tx)x Reasonable PETERSEN. Laiy J Ranch No Avenue West Falls Ave W S567 TOWN AND COUNTRY Eugene Hughes. 324 2415. Jerome used tractors Used parts at big 733 6258 or 734 3365 d isco u nts 733 8293 . . . 33 Phone 734 4545 TREE SERVICE Office Equipment ' CAM PER. STOVE, refrigerator, A rts A G r a n t FOR SALE Springer Holstem CHIEF GRAIN BINS All sizes - 5 sleeps 4 Nice, clean 733 4333 Electric Motor Repair heifer, fresh July 8th. 4 H animal wait 'iCbmplete muffler service Complete ime of office 734 7259 per cent over wholesale - limited Everything for the Artisi and Rewtr>ding. . Repair, small or e q u ip m en t, new and used Ca^l KONICEK TREE SERVICE time PERC PETERSEN Lazy J Irfcluding custom duals for cars “Now doing Mechamcai tree Travel Trailori and pickups ABBOTT S AUTO Craftsman, the creative >, 3M l«rM motors, 24 hour service Bob Sn yd er s 733 70?5 R an ch No 33. Phone 734 4585 73 S U P f^ L Y , 305 Shoshone St South Mam Ave South, 734 31S1 W aite E le c tric 255 2nd St E topping and removing All FRESH or Springer cows or heifers 733 190V-T— ------hmbs cut and safely lowered guaranteed Buy or trade for, • ” • h y d ra u i.c a ily ^ Save $$ in springers or beef Hap or Clyde' F A R M € R S A T T E N T IO N W'j ' t e RRY, sell contained Good STOW A WAY bed for rent, $4 00 a Po\Airy Processing sured F re e e stim ate 733 6548 H u g h e s. Buhl 543 5825 or 543 5969, Lowest prices on metal ciad cond.tioo $1425 733 9315 week BANNER FURNITURE. buildings Best of materials No POULTRY SUPPLY. 733 1431 Entertainment REGISTERED HEREFORD middle man Special model carUO^ Avenue West. 733 316< ■ wSed eittver for machine shop or i»'i- PULLjr s e l f - c o n t a i n e d , J W^AGIC V A L \ E Y A W N IN G CO B U L L S hKe new, taryJem axle Leveler WE REBUILD hydraulic lacks at A Free estimates gladly gn s.^e and linoleum floors Kref! ELECTROLUX Parts, bags, For Sale. 2 Charolais Bulls, 12 year PRGVVLER box springs and mattress small Janttor SupDi'es 733 8523 Sewer Service service VACUUM o ld . 1 4 ye a r old 543 4062 GEHL CHOPPER and Farmhand drop leaf dinette table and 7 CLEANERS OF IDAHO 2nd feed wagon for sale Call 934 5035 chairs Commercial tiopr ROTO ROOTER sewer service Avenge East anq Blue Lakes FOR SALE, Charolais bulls and , o r 788 2878 19 FOOT scrubber, polisher, push tawn Sewer lines' and*" septrc tank females. Top blood lines Frank (^ R Sheps cleaning Also, ali types of Tandem Axles mov^r, totegote 1947 Sherry BIGELOW KARPEt'K>/^RE K'arel 543 ^ or 733 7869 F O R s a l e F a rm a li C tracto r, /ery Drive. Twin Falls cxcavation 733 2541--or 733 M arine Toilet Custocn Floors of idarro Gifts, Bndai Registry. Cards, 7509 good m otor 324 5078 8 a m 10 ■ Addison Avenue East Phone Candles, You name it' Kountry Authorized ' f t! v a cu u m * CHAROLAIS BULL calf for sale a m 6 S le e p e r 7J3 5424 CR'A v e N'S Sewer Serv Cleaner Service, M i Y Electric % 41 W a n te d to B u y K o u s in s ,' 1337 O v e r la n d , i c e . C all 788 2736 Front Goucho - - Septic, tank ~ sewer- - .. line 441 Mam Ave East ‘ • TWO NEW HOLLAND self The best cleaning, it costs no cleaning Power equiprrrent., propelled hay bailers No 1282 lor In S to ck Pawn AAerct^andise for Extra Cash more STEAM CARPET free inspection 733 XS3 • KED'S TRADING C L E A N E R S Phone 733 6036 s a le Phone 324 4459. Jero m e Gravel. Top Soil W elding * .pAIRY SALf W IL L B U Y dir*cl or Auction your FOR SALE 75 A Michigan front end '^2995 G d A yE L. fill dirt, top sott within PO RTA BLE welding, pumps an'3‘ EVER^ FRIDAY— IKA.M . loader . good shape 678 9666 or 438 'fumlturt • a^lianon odds & •^i^ACpet In sta lla tio n tnrf Co machine sharpened Charles • ' I ■ \ ______g6od con dition , $500 See and driwre ^BROCKMAN'S ~ USEOTr e a r WHEEL Spacers for. EVERY MONtXMfr- NOON N a n i. 733 3692 . 514 * d A ve at Miracle Hqt Springs 10 miles Ford tractor. Cartt 436 5696. Paul W est \ Portable heliarc and general i f t * r 9 welding , Installation of SH O SH O N € SAJLE YARD N O ftnw est ^f %ohl H ig h w ay 30 TRAILER SALESr Prione S43 47*0^ Cycle S«rvfc« LaWn Reltfvenattan Lawnmowers, d sales -/wefdlng. Bill Matlock T w lfi Bill H ornt 886-7516 ^rBlls,*.733'01l4 Th^iten M otort aluminum PHone 423 5940 Complete service oh all B cycle •Hammond s Repair Center, t j ; ______•- ^ ______^CHUCK'S LAWNv CARE Oi Hqrrn 880-J242 S9 C a ttia T*.p folU 734 3167 motorcycles D' & ■ G Mowing, edging, fertiiiiiog. W ashingtof^ St 733 » 9 9 COIN Sh 6^: BUYING — selling Automoti>^e, 136 » d Av# .S weekly or mohthly rates 734 1 hh of>d Overlgnd. B«rley A78 7574 Saturday i(U . Week days 5-6 42| ^ 3 3 i W , w f rsADf fOff CAfiS. 2095 Drm ing. Norm M ain. 733-6593. Sick Room Equiptnent fuRNtrufif 4 lors'ji^ ___ BOLtv ■«. Twin F^S • 'CASH FORStrtAP METAL • OecDf^ing* HOSPITAL BEDS, wheet chairs * Coppar. Brass, AlurrWnum. La«Mnmo%v«r Service and M u rfa O g h 733 1045 o r 433 • EA RLY consignments . FRIDAY. 26 74 C « m p « r s • walkers. crotches, con 5446 i • RMiator. Batteries, Etc I vatescent aids and exercising 3(^■bead oootTileer'^pd Keifeft ^.XOPPELCO. W»«Wv or mpntniv; rep«iru>o. Lawnmower ^ rvice. recon*-' “ equipment. For. rent or ^ 1 : ditionirtg & lime ups. Blacker ■ 50 heod gOod y#orlii*^|t^eri ond t»«'f^» ^ - *--- t52 M A vm u a South painting, dcstgnlng. C R O W L E Y p h a r m a c y toys c o n v m e d to c a m p e r. S700 Furniture 223 2nd Ave E.., 733 100 heod'top quolity weighing 500 600 Ibi. G I ^ E E N T h M B ^ 7W 977T Twin Falls 324 4129 1904^ Y 70 heod good Hereford w» W»th colvet ot »ide WANTEO^TO BUY^ Good^ Atr Mf^ELLANBOUS N O N E Kx.«<|ual our styling and ^ sarvlce. Satisfaction ouarantaod. « 50 Keod fat and feeder cowt or>doi^ni' stream or Avion' trailer. Can ^34 “ 733 9445 Siding lO*'^' K JT Camper. excetl«nt oon -X . Al to S&. WIG PALACES. Phont .Z CM RosaSfr^i S310-' , _ - - L Iv M fb tk W a n f^ 734^1. ' - J ” ' SALE TIME: 12 NOON dttion See at ( ' HAVE AlumlnuArsteet and vinyl, end 733 3230. HOME IN northeast location 4 you painting once and for all. 30 ^ conjfQnmchff •arlyl! DEAD APflA^ALS p ic R e d up^' year guarantee. 30 yearv bedroom brTclT.'^fWlng* room. prom pllv. Call colUct 733 4035, 'dOODJNG UVESTOck COMMISSION CO dlnMg or kitchcn .«vith ^tir>g REACHED O o o a in g , 934 S4U, Idaho Hide experifnce. Financing THERE IS A RBAL BUY for in { area, 2 baths, double' garage, /A Tallow Co.- . _ available. Win go any>w(i^a In today's Want Ads. ^ ^ ' . 934-4347 fenced backyard, fireplace, A ^ f c V alley. 733-943t o r 73i-^ Jock ^;ete!-Goodj|iQ '^Tv ^ ______■ ______. _____ 934 5298 baserttent, family room. 7I).4470 PEOPLET aft#r A ■ ^ ► ♦♦♦w w w w w w rsm nraieeeeieeeeeeM • e • e e e e • e • • • e • s

t n - ■Vi ^ '^ursday, <^y 25. 1972 Tlnnes-Ne»s, Twin Falls. ldatio.;'27 .74 C a m p t n u Autos For.Sftl« Trucki j f t - Airtot Far S

aMVCORVAlR v a n :. Good cncHn^. 1969 PdRO Mustwg.-~3.door. light WM DODOE POLARA''-,Sacrifice • . QM tires. S395. 210 Lincoln.. green, new paint, ■ vinyl, top. 555 Rim View Drive. 733 580^^ burner campcam p stove,Stowe. wrihrorobnneW rite^r qpme — ~. • ____ ■ ■ '- 1 — 5^ ^ ExqeMw* condltlj^.,^^ K l m ^ l y . 423-4043 . au tom atrc tra n sm iss io n .^11495 -.\ q _I0 1 0 F a r e e t, Rupert;. Icfiho, | 1941INTERN JISTMorth Street o r C «ll 326-4377 L..IJIUCIC 1- Filer, after S all day. weekends. , . — : _ a - phone 543.433I'evm ln g s R E D U iiE D , Ta SEUUj' }96S > » » ton. Ptione"733-7 VACATION READY «»tOOOGE SUPER V In good C h evrolet. rebullt-2B3. 2-door ^ K irtlo n . 733-7606 CHEVROLET STEP van.made tWo I ’*». CHE,VY TRUck'\>r mobile • condition. 703 0059 1 f q R SALE: 1967. Chevell Super I . w v r s S b n ‘!rj*!*Ti:u.'°?;o?L'ru ri ° i pmiing:. Phone 733 7;w. 3aStdaily. .1 liiw! /DAHb^s;* . S - 1 ------— ...... ■— ; Sport, Mag Wtieels, vinyl top. Must ' ! Heyburn . Z33 Z750 alter***! TRACTOR tn« pulls 1964 FORD G rALAXiE 500. ^^door. FOR SALE-:-1970 Rancherfti_ new SfH Phone 537 663^ or 53 7 6586, - OLDEST S ' PUTT1N(3 |' wwMkends • V' ■ • 'tjooiIc Phone /33-75&. Hdrdtop. clean/ ‘ sharp. TGD7rr:iS SPECIAL tnotor,. Call 734 3430 , . ; ____ / Im maculate. Phon.e 4?!^*4P9e. . &LARCEST Z OURSELVES I 7- E X T E N D E D r - V V P r r i T T ' pickup ton, a lr 'f • AT ‘ • V ‘•riMf ; conditlpwed^'-power steerino. ' 430 CU. IN MERCURY ENGINE.; » , V N CO LN - I IN YOU^ft SHOES J r«mov«b(« bar door that;^s . VOLUME Oatsun. 733-80U or 423-443).u s r ' rh%7s'I!SrJf,^e!*nyi; Chevrolet I ------I h l * ^ K ' i a i W \ C » lll ' • W r r i l C T . j « » _ , MERCURY------I — FOR,OVER-3^ * seats, hitch.'20.POO miles. Still 1972 ■ SMALL CAMBER trai»er at 598 under'warranty 733-9345 days SALES - OEALERl! , Plw ce. %SQ(>. 733-9^25 eveninos 197Q. ROADRUNNER. Real clean; ^ J ,— 5 X a K S — — and...... y sharp. Vinyrroot, r r ' autonw'lc '■ a.' PONriAC 4rahsmission. P^qwver steering, - 'm 4 m I an i 19M 15* C a m p e r I r a i l ^ r S a n t S t=e. I F O R S A L E : 1963 F o rd p ic k u p , 2OT V ‘ "Ij.” '."® X J V - , . Excell*nfeor^on.M « Call3J4 a, 3speed, mechanlcallv S>rtect, eS*LR?^*power Bfakes', ' alnjondltloning; ^ VENTURA II J764, . , r • ( 900d tires Call after 5 p.m. 678 i .'1* «»• """"TT n d e r “ aroo” "" ' ------^ [r 5in , —------^------' £ COUPE 2 B' CAMPER 1375; II' Deluxe , 1969 NOVA, excellent corxHtio*\. V 8. ’ < Stqadprdly W 71 M O N T E G O 4^X 4 D O O R SEDAt^ Phone 934 4615 ■ cam per 11650, 1969 Camper 1971 FORD PiCKU>>, 3 quarter ^onv B<-Oulilul mf<(iui.i gii-cil ■iiifliill., ..|h wh.lt .,if,l top Ihn ’..ili:, m.-U.aIi- Sp>cial, Ranger, 900 16 lires.. V 8, 4 speed, excellent. Pnone 336- ^ Equipped- >.!.• .0, lh„.k I, n,>i thr ..^jhi ,n |„||, ..^,„pp..d yuu -■Quid loaded. 1965 Camper Special f . 5098 after 5:00 pm , 1966 Ford Gaiaxle 500 4 door, V 8. SAVINGS p ic k u p , 1968 24’ 'N o m a d s e l f ' ■ • ■ ______. ______PoWer steering, exceptionally ■ i-.p.^cl I.uludii.y linlo.y o„ .o,ul.l.o„.„j ■ rg L li,, 1 I m.hiN v 8 c ..g „ ie c t e ^ , S650. 733* 857. X- ^2497 TRY US!! oolomolK po-r« ilrri.'uj _U). it.,I,Ip,\ ,Ufull ft „ ; „ d , theisen p r ic ed Sa“^' ,rT,’e‘’;.7To^T6?'ra'n£“ vi’n' “ ” ag’2,1i.'' 1962 OLDSMOBILE, powef- m -. Bill Workm&h ...... ^2960 -- with litt gate S650 733 0717 - ^ steerm g, power-brakes, power sea^s, atr conditioning- Excellent 1 968 LINCOLN CONTlKlENTAL j d o o r s e d a n lm pon-$porls£.r. . cond,.,on 733 43^ ______ll*r Ultmujte m vuU v)'>«• iiru le-^s ih^jn bO 000 JOHN FORD ■I'llf^ light ivy wilh Jo .k j.e i-ii .iMyl lop tuM„fil^i' mail hnuj b.Ocode .n 1969 4 CX)OR LIN CO LN CootlnVcJal. ii'iioi cil tull-po~c< i)cii.oi»*o»i. tf'»MiMofuif lonii’ol fiuly u Imp GOING ON MISSION Mult sell '’58 MG ROADSTER, runs perfect, Phone evenings, 6780217. Burley, CHRIS' Honda 305 cc, chopped streelbike, 0"ernaui 734 451) alter 5. THE SALES LEADER ' Oiifoii\ok'e% Bl»(d N o M h 'i f^ ts Service 350_Scrambier, 2 spfocketts, 400 - Jr. ,'^ h o n e IS '^ J O p e n H 11 pti 10 8 p nt 1971 MERCURY MONTEGO m x 4 d o o r s e d a n Honda Qboerators 'demonstrator' 733 actual miies, S650 includes 2 Svifan » » h ile . bl<.-e i.u>>l to p b lu v oli. .n i r ' i o i r u i n l.kt* <>b « FOR SALE' 1960, Volkswagen P r ic e d to se<» . h e lm e t s , 788 4672 1972 VEGA (dATCHBACK r».t-llri>l rnilrvujf \ 'eippf».l lU yov. v. ol.M ,i , h .U,J.« h j t o .lo iy Transport. 1962 rebuilt motor. Open evenings and Sundays OH V o rK l't'U M U K j t .n if t J uyef engine 4 I HONDA 305 baMery, Extra seats, extra Hansen. Idaho 423 5179 %peed ‘tronvmniion wKftewoilj*'lue», j groat, extras. Jujt S295.,.^J26 5W2. 'r-..^creened windows: Use tor bus or, chrome «wheel iingi radio. ' THEISEr^ PRICED ...... '2990 cam per. 1475. 678 7490 after 5 OO PON>+ACS. ^ inttfdOf cuiiom eole'io .Reloit ' HONDA C'^450. Very good condition- . 1___ w e e k d a ^ ^ B U I C K S ---- ^l5pff--'7Xr4467 after 6:00 p m, . ______S 27 58 24 1971 PLYMOUTH DUStER ? DOOR HARDTOP CHEVROLETS V riy vtiutp \pM«t> A |^%1 r.k.' lU-i^ Drf^* I'U .r'm siJf -‘'r llU'tDly ill! i.i>nditiOMiiHJ .actual miles. Helmet and 2 free • LEO RICE MOTORS s e r v ic e t ic k e t s 1500 733 7076 DATSON Gooding, Idaho FROM NISSAN WITH PRIDE THEISEN PRICED...... '289Q 1972 HONDA CB100 Same as new ' r W O R K M A N ‘^Beai fntlotiooAf ■ • • ACE HArj^EN .. Phone 423 5481 B R O T H E R S 1969 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX DEAN MOTOR CO. Pontiac Cadillac fts«Tif% l»ol> <1 Nopi-i s h in p lO i lu * iu .'ilo l,.l)v .i nt n>lI^^u^Jnny .n n» ^ Ir r im g i‘ ir t f t o k rs 1 iH ^l^•»•I.Mc^ -.he» rl o i'd 2500 a c t u a l m ile s i5 0 0 733 1125. • os. lo i y O il t o iu lilm i' .n g CORONET - ~ Twin Follv-^' 733 338) 1968 VOLKSW AGEN Fastback. DODGE ■'Au|omatic • 1600. 440‘ o Taylor, T e le p h o n e 733 3033 38,000 actual m iles, 733 1261. 621 MVOTORCYCLE.trailer for sale Wll^ , Buchanar, Twm Falls, .wwktnds or--atter 6 00 evening, THEISEN PRICED...... 1 ...... _'248Q c a r r y 3 o r 4 j5 .fc e s 733 5949 - V______' 1964 VOLKSWAGEN Dug, gas 1970 MERCURY MONTEGO MX 4 d o o r s e d a n 1971 C T 90 H O N D A R ed 300 m ile s , heater, sun root, new painj, V500. - , e n g i n e ' ' i'ljt't l>Kir v».!h iiuitchm^ blo«* Kiti'u mifi mi oil ihp r»iio\ nulod.ng like new 733 9698 387 D u b o is 733 2277 U)i(0(y0M < . v o ily 1971 HONDA Mini trail, less than 200 ‘ i/Ar>cTT «ionn rA^rt TUNE-UP rr-,1,— X- , . lin h K 197S Ca II ‘Vav C>h*tL KADETF S1300. GOOO JS YOUR PLEASURE 71^ ® . Shape, 1959 Ford Station wagon SPECIAL THEISEN PRICED...... '. '2.190 ’ T 5 8 N e d s b—- r a k e...... s r e p a ir— e d ' 733’ T3 !5489Ne II you* car s get up or^d go got up ond weni toke it l^ lo» an engine Utility Trailers I N A G O S i D 81 as J«ap — 4 Wh««l OrW «f lune up vpecjol Your motOf will be UNDER 2000 — luned lentilK oily Spori^ J^'ugs COM PLETELY weafherized U 1 1965' .< WH-EEL. DRIV^ GMC ' (Itoned and ad|ui'led .epiatod .1 : USED CAR' "i- 19 6 9 m e r c u r y m a r a u d e r 2 DOOR H-ARDIOf ; Haul. 8 x 6 x 4 , S125 «4 4902 SuBOtbifl PMIOtt«t SeealFarcT ■ necevia.y Ctmdcnio. chcoVcd. Ja *i^fi;ll \.t„ personal spoils iiii %unbui.\l yfllb - cjipfn ull v_iii,l ,nlnt,ot Ser^v^ce m e , K (m M l- lv ;t ,e t w e ,e n 8 ■ od,usicd fu?l .ol.i Iji/tWfl sruls MoiJi 'Tiounrril lcefing c»tf'a \*u1rp m siJe o n ii ool • - ~ • 3 Heavy Eqoipmenl ______— ^ liHer reploced Aw d«oner v^rviced from WILLS I94« JEEP COMMANDO, t wheel icplocrd it neceiSory THEisgt^ pRfCED-. . .■■; .; . ,.., . . . '1,970 • M Ot/pH ^00 3' 3 yard loader dnve, stereo tape decK, e/(;elient v b L K S m G E N condition, $2395 543 4910 125 MICHIGAN beries 22'7'yard s : 40 ' lo a d e r 1 3 , TRADE INS' 1950 VOLKSWAGEN . -v'.,, 1 969 M ONTEGO MX STATION WAGON',.. C A T N o 12 g r a d e r M95 Ih.s ii»»riit)fdu)tf >./»• vrogun i\ |vLYMOUTH'i...... 1967..f6RD-MUSTANG . air Call-536 ?39? after S"— - , . • ' ^ _ New lu c t o r y enymt* m 9 5 fh r ■.htnpt-si .r e-vi hod d rrp blut? msidc & uu' 4^ 000 u*'ilrs ------r ■' a t 1962 C H E V R O L E T N O V A U . b u c k e t • - wurifiiiiy nr«v po-nl gos heO»t*' l"964 MERCURY ...... smoll V 8 r(UjiM«- OulOrtKjI.i |i o ii s'»'f'.S'O'' pw ^ "'y '* tius oH *t'f e» seats, big 6. good shape 733 9438 A ce^ 4H ansen C n e v ro le l eihduVI entriictor or> of 4_h«?iseh Moio»\ 4 irodcd bock tof it HO 3 AC DOZER S4 5 0 0 , CkiMO^n Cuupl" V 8 Cloto tron> — 5fai lOn—T—wagon. standard 1971 FORD Pufcup 4 -.,1,. i>o, ~ SoUon whife & vli'^ blue L o o d e r ^ S 6 7 i 0 7628 ^^«ely1h ln y y o u «~OU^d e i p e c i . n ^ f 'e O '' 'n s 'd r & Oiv' JOHN DEERE iOlO 1966 Chrysler Stotion Wdgon~ s u f lo o Ici-n & I, ountfy -,iU\ oil 'hr opIiO'n SCRAPER th a t ru n s W ill t r a d e 1963 c a r . f a ir MOTOR CO . THEISEN PRICfD...... i ...... ' 1 4 9 0 WOODY TURLEY'S ii'(lv,ding on i.Or> & rod'Ol t.re' Shape. neejJs wor k , runs 7 34 4940 ? ]6 Shovhonr W ;J 3 289 I 18 000 IB 3 o.le DEMONSTRATOR 1967 m e r c u r y MONTErI y 4 DOOR SEDAN 1 4IK A.r* W Tilt fro.ler , S 7 750 1964 J door O l DSMOB i l E P h o n e ^ ::: M i / ...... I u-'ic ►'OV orM, 4 O'J'.' J. ’ o OI m 1 If s BedlUtiful 03F 4795 1972 MALIBU 4 DOOR '../lti)''ii -.f^ .lr t) lu f l o b i ' ’ t ' - d ■/ n ic e r Ihor^ CASE W loode" - 5 1 1 5 0 0 ^ T095 k>n 2bi) V H r n q . 1968 -FIAT SPIDER Convertible tiO'u'j'i^von 1969 Volkswagen Squorebock J O H N D i i d i B o fk h o .- VfKc now Motor, good condition p CJ - r I ti r O h *• s 1 1 * r d g IL TJ^EISEN PRICED...... , SAVE Phone 886 2205. Shoshone ; »rd ~ith bU), V in lf. n' 4 sp 1 SOO B s ' 6 n o njt body Viri** '^'OwUiinqs toiloy, ill' jrrditioninq *'ies tuH Am f(idK> uos hw(jTr' P 4 M M odel H3 1 ? 19 S'® VO LKSW AGEN w-th - 1966 heel 0 0 0 Mo#> 1966CHEVROLET ';tonpiCkup,V8, PRu' f 3698' _A II •h.i,. Iilii.k .'I'yl lop A tjH .■''yl ■nlr'ior'iiur’s ur^d loohs ^ery QOOd oH i speed For sale on b'd basis C A T G R A D E R S ' 5 00 t»>r f t i i t j ' .iM V R f n c j i ’''- < 1 u'>x»n 11-f I I’u \ " 'i ss .a n p o v> e ' s le e n n y Idaho Firjt National Bank. W e n o e ii 5 36’5 i i 1 ' B to 5 30 S36 2302 after hours AC£ HANSEN THEISEN PRICED...... '9 9 0 ELLIOTT'S CHEVROLET BLUE LAKES 1 I 1 tSverlar^d A»e Bo«ie» ido^o 1965 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 DOOR SEDAh Rlv,f l.jW«-v h l.iJ N()I Pho«^e 678 S !5i8 b oil t>»MC - -h.tr tup W r sold Jtiis one new - fi.iu VOLKSWAGEN ^ rij.y io i l.,«-i ^ B outomti'u I > <1 ('vm.\\.(!<' po»*^ n^erting very cleo'' 1969 B U IC K S K Y L A R K , O S 400. BOB HOUSTON - r M l ' 1 1 33 Kimberly Rood automatic power steering, air So/e\ Rtpitterrtol'^f condit'oning vinyl top Excellent 7 3 3 -2 9 5 4 THEISEN PRICED _ ...... '6 5 0 Hom e phor>e 7 3J 1 4*?0 copdition 11995 324 8265, Jerome M OBItf PMONE 1967 BUICK WILDCAT 4 door hardtop l i 196S M A BU SS' 703 a u to m a i- c , I^’ N..i>rcs^»lrfj'‘.ir — — ' *nij i><;'if'n\rnirjll.inyl.nterioi 4 Bo.ley A.ea I folliA.ro factory air, good tires Excellent 678 35W 734 2331 co n d it.o n SS95 324 8265 ^ f . r ' flu .. — .i 5157 U"l' 5157 N70 P l VMOLHM DUSTER, white ISA NEW JEEP THEISEN PRICED...... '9 7 5 T ru ck * with DiacK interior. 318with stick. I) YOUREE MOTOR w*de wheels Exfcra clean 1967 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 DOOR M61 — . W61 C H EV iiO LEt pitKup, poi.l'Vf SPRING SPECIALS blur ir.\.de K Out V H r''gir>»- 0^»0fT^lJtll 1 > ( i n power steer t r a c t , 0 0 . rrp fta •«M i7n.P' i43 Ii'g t*sot ?r>tj ( 4835 1967 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 DOOR SEDAN $11 75 536 2374 a ft e r 6 15 Suburbontie »*res cleco- lot\!iiflir> lo'e in tolof po<(hrtieni pH .iriyl .rMenor v oH ihe eqwipmer^t » 9 A 4 OLDSM Offlte-Station wagon 1971 F Q R D G oioit* 4 doo< fedqn r? 000 octuol mite\ jroup. reo' seoi tOfti ou‘ POR SA LE 1962 Dodge Pick up and . wor>l run^ 4 lO O ks exrdrnl F a c t o r y s>r, povsf«r.steering and V 8 OotamotK powe' stee'“>g on c'ortciiiion^d • '3 1 9 5 hub^ Si.ct.e< P-.(e S4b5? 1948 F o r d T r u c k , V 8 C a ll ,S32 brakes Excellent condition THEISEN PRICED...... , . '9 9 5 4476-. P h o n e 733 5552. flft e r 5 p m WILLS 5 3 9 9 5 1 9 7 0 F O R D L T D ^ d oo ' •'Offllop V 8 Qijlor^ottf power »965 CHEVROLET' '-7 toh, oood 1969 BUICK RIVIERA loaded, air vl^tfMnQ oil rond^oning conarrion, 783 v 8 4700, '919^^9 c o n d it io n in g , e t c W h » ie v»*irh '2 5 9 5 SPECIAL 1966 GMC PICKUP - -______— - — ■—» vW^te vinyl roof, low ryiiies 7l3 la'*g - de bo* 4 speed 11 Onsm.ss.orv 6 (flu'der cng-nr i^ns goocf \5 LEO N ARD spud bed 5 so u th and 9345 d a y s 733 9425 1 9 7 0 M E R C L J R V Mofq\j.\ 2 doo» hardtop V 8 ouiorno**' 1. w « t 6 t -fe ro m e po***er steertrtg orsd brobps Qir pQw pr v<*Ol . _____ THEISEN PRt^ D ...... '7 8 8 - 1963 C H E V R O L E T I M P A L A , a i. '3 5 9 5 19S5 F .O R D ton p ic k u p for sale con<}itione 9 Blu4. Lakies So* alter 5 , _____ dri»r v^o*s 1968 M U STANG ?00cob.t imH 6 cytThde< 3 vfH*ed ' ______19«1 IMPALA SyPEB SPORT, VB-V THEISEN PRICED ...... '6 9 5 eiifo shorp 29 0 0 0 o < t u o l m.le% WILLS~SP£OAL I9S1 CHEVROLET one ton trucIL clewi. 11,108 C^ll 9314415. — '1 5 9 5 7 U 7068 1967 MUSTANG v8 3 'pe.-d i> i] o l d s m o b i l e c u t l a s s ? ' 1943 C H E V R O L E T t r u c k f m o v in g ' door V B 4 s p « d , $195'. M e c h a n ic ^0^*0 vhofp little for , '1 3 9 5 '3390 UNDER '500 ,^ van Can. see at Tupper>yar«.^ Fairlane. *100 Jerom e or cilt'SJ^ J393 after 6 1970 M AVERICK 2 d o o » fccylmdet 3 v p e - d 1963 OLDS CUTLASS 'odio. vioyl top %ho»p ^ 1 9 7 2 Socket veoti O 0tort)0 »»c Von%fTs.»vioo good tron^portot.on Autoi For Rent '1 6 9 5 - i f ' 1968 D O O G E Coronet 440 2 'aobr hofd’op jfEEP THEISEN PRICED ; ...... ^280 V 8 . OutOfTSOtic t h a r p '1 2 9 5 ' 4 wKe«l drive Pickup stock no ,2 W - 1 4 .'V.-fl. 4 p o w e r 1963fORDGALAXIE500 vteenng, heovY.dufy coollr^g, White with red interior vmoll V 8 engin# outomqfic trontmis»ion 1968 PO N TIA C ^empe ^1 2 d o o » V & BOKANZA ' LEASING ^ R P . ou tom olK , vinyl roof ' » p e i!P ih « P ry duty, f^rci. l{?tk '1195 out huby ^ THEISEN PRICED , ...... 't .V . . '2 ^ 0 , 1963 C H EV R O L^ NOVA station wagon. ’ . LEASEor RENT^ MANY OTHER EXTRA SHARP CARS AND 6 cylinder eng'in'!r> (tcmdord- fr07nmi($«oil, clean at o pQSt FROMir —^ oji£,^»he nicest ones we've e^er-^hact ~ A NrVATBUtCK, DODGE, O P ^ O N T f A C , THEISEN PRiCtD ...... ^480 TRUCK, OR F^CKUP AND CAMP.ER. Youree MotorGo M0iQB-CCL--4>tySEN:AAet0 r s P h on p r.tlr.fnLidjw ^fii-CarpMtei^ 'Jock Cox 733-6811 Kelly HcfOtr '^736 Shoihoi$hothor>e S» W 7 3 J-J8 9 I The easiest place world fo buy a Car '. 644 Main Ave. Sout Car Row" Ave 733 7 i 6 5 - h : ■; ; 325 ipver/qnc/, 8o>/ey •, — Aw 70T Main AvenudtEost ' 733-7700vj

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SAVE! POU-ON PANTS SUMMER TANK TOPS POLYESTER SHOtJtS Made-of a comfortable cotton/polyester Terrific prices on q 'must' for hot days! Regularly priced S6 and 57 these-knits blend, choose from IJIoc, white',' block,, Cool knit tanks, severamfyles fo choose dre perfect for Casual -wear.-.Sti’tched 90 navy or iurquoise. Sizes lH-18. Street from in solids and prints. Sizes s-m I. crease front, completely woshable, in 5 9 ’ o. 7 9 level. fashion colors. - . reg. $80 and SI 10 SPECIAL! LINED LEATHER COATS Noworpre-seoson prices, leather coatj^ full length and tolly lined, severol styles to choose from — oil beautiful 1 detail­ ed. Choose block, brown, purple or green. Regular $110. Leather |ockets, all lined, with top stitched detailing on pock­ ets, yoke, and belt In foshion colors. Save! Reg. $80. See the whole selection in Coats, Street level,, today!

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coot SUMMER SLEEPW EAR FOR GIRLS Baby dolls or shortie pojamas m bright SWIMWEAR FOR FUN IN THE SilN solids ond soft^pastels, all trimmed in One and two-piece suits lo choose from, some with motching loce. Perm-presies, Sizes 4 - 1 4 Also boy's cover-ups. perfe^T for days at the pool! A variety of stripes, coot p.|., long or short pant, reg 4 50, checks, ruffles, solids, all summer bright Sizes 3-6x Also 3 .2 9 . girls sizes 7-14 suits with cover ups, 7.00-1 2.00.

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f o r . 99_ MEi^HORT^ ----- M R CHILDREN _ ir S GRADUATION DAY! / 1 3 “ “ Choose from a big assortment of summer wear GIVE HER VANITY FAIR fc^r kids — at big saving prices! Tap_ quality HAIRPIECE FROM EVA<;AB0R LlflGERIETQWEAR short sleeve-T-shirts, stripes and^solids. Complete- Added height, lengtfn, and fullness are you« with this beauti­ Vanity Fair — soft q£id feminine, made to weor. Gift the . ly washable. Shorts from cotton seersucker or ful and versatile wiglet. Converts easily .and quickly to-many graduating girl with the brief of nylon tricot, or non-cling . knit, at the Same low- price! Come in today. All styles. Easy to care for 100% Dynel-* mod ocry lic~ 4ust half-sffp, both trimmed-with dejicotely scalloped lace. White, in toddler and children's sizes. Second level. ’. wash, brush, ancf wear! - - beige, pink, or blue fo choose tro/n. Lirvgerie, Street leyej.

SRejjrdsJJy at Th« Bon Martha 9:30 ro 5:30,'Monday ' Lika it?-CKarga if! Opan your account today.- ^ and Friday ayaning 'til ^.-^Shop by phona, 734-4800 Marchapdita availabla at Twin Fall^Bon Matcha.

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